Texas Military Institute - Crusader Blue Bonnet Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1979 volume:

Texas Military Institute 800 College Boulevard San Antonio, Texas 78209 XL FACULTY GUESTS 11 Father Knows Best Faculty and Staff 29 We've Only Just Begun Seniors 81 Young and the Restless Underclassmen 101 A Separate Peace Student Body 2 Table of Contents 123 135 165 173 189 207 Come Together Organizations Stars Are Born Athletics M • U • S • H More Unnecessary Silly Humor Social Studies Activities Heaven Can Wait Senior Wills Let's Make A Deal Advertisements Table of Contents 3 HERE WE ARE! The students of Texas Military Institute. We are making our way through the years that are classified as middle and high school. Many of us are looking toward the future with anticipation as well as a bit of fear. Our high school years are a time of maturing — a time when we can learn of ourselves and others. We are beginning to establish our values and goals for the future. T.M.I. is aware of the importance of maturing and achieving these values and goals. T.M.I. itself has come a long way. It has expanded and is still growing. It offers academic excellence within the context of a Christian community. It is an institution where we are challenged in everything we do to achieve to the best of our abilities. 6 This year the unique situation which exists at T.M.I. has been recognized. A sense of pride in ourselves is apparent. Pride in every branch of our community — the Christian atmosphere, academic excellence, athletic programs, military programs, fine arts, clubs and personal relationships which have been established within the community. Our pride stems from successful, as well as unsuccessful, achievements — a job well done to the best of our abilities. This year’s CRUSADER expresses our pride in ourselves, our school, and our community. 8 9 DEDICATION On behalf of the entire T.M.I. community the 1979 Staff wishes to express their love and appreciation to Mr. Mel Thomas through the dedication of this year’s edition of THE CRUSADER. Mr. Thomas has given the past four years to help better the life of T.M.I. He has unselfishly shared his knowledge and time as a teacher and dorm supervisor; but, more importantly, he has demonstrated the love and affection of a friend. His personal concern and respect for the wellbeing of all those around him, including friends like Buckwheat and Newton, is something very special to each of us. It is with our most sincere appreciation, love and respect that we dedicate the 1979 CRUSADER to our professor and friend, Mr. Mel Thomas. The 1979 CRUSADER Staff 8? 3- FATHER KNOWS BEST The Rt. Rev. Scott Field Bailey, Chairman of the Board of Trustees Q 0 CQ TRUSTEES • TRUSTEES • TRUSTEES Mr. Walter N. Armstrong, Mr. Robert M. Ayres, Jr., Mr. William B. Blakemore, II, The Rev. David P. Comegys, II, Jr., Mr. Joseph B. Dial, Dr. Leonard A. Duce, Mrs. J. D. Folbre, Gen. Ralph E. Haines, Jr., Mr. Jerome K. Harris, Jr., Mr. Richard M. Klegerg, III, Mr. H. Willard Lende, Jr., Mr. Porter Loring,Jr-., The Rev. John H. MacNaughton, Mr. Fred C. Meyer, Jr., Mr. William B. Moser, Jr., Mr. Willard E. Simpson, Jr., Mr. Charles E. Thompson, Jr., Mr. Curtis Vaughan, Jr., Mrs. Clifford S. Waller. 12 Board of Trustees The Rev. Canon A. Nelson Daunt, Headmaster Mr. Terrence G. Miller, Assistant to the Headmaster -- Headmasters Miss Linda O’Connell, Consumer Math and Assistant to Director of Development Mr. William A. O’Brien, Typing and Bookstore Manager W pi O H CD o o PS uu u. H CD Staff 15 16 Staff Mrs. Andrea K. Hollnagel — Librarian; Mrs. Carol Heath — Assistant to Librarian COUNSELORS SECRETARIES 18 Staff Jane Barnes, Director of Food Services Staff 19 REFECTORY 20 Staff Jose H. Martinez, Maintenance Director Dick Sands, Head Coach, Math; Lawrence Wineke, Assistant Coach, English; Jerry Anooshian, Coach, Science. Faculty 21 FACULTY • ATHLETICS ENGLISH Faculty 23 LANGUAGE FINE ARTS Frederick A. Stiles, Chairman, Algebra, Trigonometry, Calculus; Forest Severtson, Algebra, Computer Science; Arthur S. Hyman, Middle School Math. Faculty 25 MATHEMATICS MILITARY Colonel George M. Rodgers, Senior Army Instructor; Sgt. Major William D. Arnold. 26 Faculty Virgil Espino, Chairman, Biology; Mel Thomas, Physics; Gary L. White, Chemistry. SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES mr Donald S. Irwin, Chairman, Economics, World History, APUS; Bill Crisp, U.S. and Modern European History; Richard Cotton, Government; Jeffie Hammer, Social Studies. 28 Faculty •v - Seniors 29 WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN Seniors Seniors 31 OLDIES BUT GOODIES (left to right) Jim Burke, 12 years; Doug Lorenz, 15 years; Scott Estes, 11 years; Kevin War-burton, 12 years; Rachel Baugh, 12 years; Guy French, 15 years; Vera Ayres, 15 years. (left to right) Kevin Warburton, Student Council Representative, Elaine Glasscock, Secretary; Guy French, Student Council Representative, George Ayres, Vice Presi- officers dent, Robert Gadd, Sgt. at Arms, Richard Vaughan, President; (not pictured) Rob- oldies 33 ert Snaps, Treasurer._____________________________________________________________________________ George Collet Ayres, Jr. Houston, Texas Entered —10 Marine Corps League — 10 Auxiliary Award — 10 Drill Team— 10 Ranger Team — 10 Best Drilled Platoon — 10,11 Best Drilled Squad — 10 MacArthur Cup Company — 10,11 Jr. Varsity Soccer — 10 Surf Team — 10,11,12 Newspaper — 11 Varsity Soccer— 11,12 Prefect —12 Varsity Soccer Captain — 12 Drama — 12 Vice President of Class — 12 Captain Surf Team — 12 Yearbook — 12 Homecoming Court — 12 Vera Patricia Ayres San Antonio, Texas Entered Kindergarten 15-year student Christian Share Group — 9,10; Co-leader, 10 Civilian —9,10,11, President, 12 V. Track Letter —9 Newspaper Staff — 9,10,11,12 Basketball Letter — 10 Roundup Sweetheart — 10,11 Honorable Mention — 9,11 Honor Roll — 10,12 Volleyball Letter — Captain, 11 Who’s Who—11 Texas Girl State — 11 Yearbook — 11,12, Editor, 12 Scwancc Club Award — 11 President of Jr. Qass — 11 Student Council — 12, Secretary, 11 Military Ball Sweetheart — 11 Skcet Team — 11,12 Junior Librarian — 11 Co-Chairperson TMI Annual Giving Student Campaign — 12 Civilian Award of Excellence — 11 Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — 1 took the one less travelled by, and that has made all the difference. Robert Frost Ayres 35 Esteban Baquedano D.F., Mexico Entered — 10 ROTC — 10.11.12 Personal Appearance Award — 10 Golf Team — 10,11.12 Battle of Flowers Parade — 10, 11,12 Nochc dc Luna — 10 Prefect — 12 McArthur Cup Company — 10, 11 Best Platoon — 10 36 Baquedano Rachel Denise Baugh San Antonio Entered 1st grade Twelve Year Student Civilian —9. 10.11. 12 Band — 9 Scream Team— 9,10 Honorable Mention — 10,11 Dance Committee — 10 Softball Letter — 11 Cheerleader — 12 Who’s Who 12 Homecoming Nominee — 12 Award of Excellence in PE — 11 Baugh 37 Elmo James Burke III San Antonio Entered — 1st Grade (12 year student) Yearbook — 9 Lacrosse — 9 Golf— 11, 12 JROTC —9,10,11, 12 Officer’s Commission — 12 Staff — 10, 11,12 Military Public Relations — 10, 11, 12 Honor Roll —9,10, 11, 12 Expen Marksman — 10 Highest Target Score at Camp Bullis in Sophomore Class Educational Development Award — 11 History Award — 10,11 Who’s Who of High School Students - Christie Kyle Chenault San Antonio Entered — 7 Civilian—9, 10, 11. 12 Track — 7,8,9, 10 Volleyball—9,10,11 Coach’s Award — 11 Young Republicans — 9,10,12 Canoe Club— 10, 12 ‘ Scream Team — 10 Election and Citizenship Committee — 12 Honor Roll — 9. 10. 11, 12 Who’s Who—12 Softball Manager — 11 Crusader Staff — 12 E Y A W T K.A.S B W AT A President — 10 Class Editor — 12 Carrots United —9.10, 11,12 Award of Recognition Spanish Basketball — 8 Hey-Hey; Flash Footer Chenault 41 Walter Paul Christley Kerrville, Texas Band—9.10,11,12 Drama — 10.11,12 Military —9,10,11, 12 Drama Achievement Award — 10 Basketball — 9,10 Science Fair — 1st place — 9 Christian Share Group — 9. 10 Basketball Letter — 10 Senior Prefect — 12 Ranger Team — 11,12 Trail Maker IV Student Council — 12 Chaplain's Cross— 11 Dorm Council — 10 Who's Who—10. 11 Musician's Award — 10 Boys State — 11 Photography — 11 Military Ball M C — 11 42 Christley Walter Dearing Cline, IV Austin, Texas Entered — 9 Trailmaker III —9,10 Ranger Unit — 9.10,11,12 Band —9, 10, 11,12 Military Most Improved Bandsman — 9 N.E.D.T. Certificate — 9,10 Best Musician — 10, 11 Runner-Up Best Musician — 10 Drama — 11,12 Member of Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 11 Member of Who’s Who in America — 11 Bandsmen — 11 MENSA — 11, 12 Recipient of Harvard Club Award — 11 National Merit Semifinalist — 11 J.V. Soccer Letter — 11 Band Letter — 11 Co-editor of Odyssey — 12 Cline 43 Nicholas George Coutros San Antonio Entered — 8 Civilian —9,10,11, 12 Who’s Who—12 Football — 11 Chess Club — 9 Swim Team —11 Yearbook Features Editor — 12 LaCrosse Club — 10 EMS —8 Day Student —8,9, 10,11,12 Latin Award — 10 Christopher Criezis Houston, Tex. Entered — 9 Band —9.10.11.12 Military — 9, 10,11,12 Drill Team — 12 Track —9,12 Criezis 45 Anne Davis San Antonio Entered — 9 Track —9 Basketball — 10 Volleyball —11 Young Republicans — 9 JROTC — 9,10,11,12 Trail maker III Yearbook Staff — 12 Spirit Committee — 12 Rodrigo Ruben De Llano Laredo, Texas Entered — 10 Tennis — 9,10, 11,12 Junior District Single Tennis winner — 9 Coach’s Award — 10 Most Valuable Player — 11 Honor Roll — 10,11 Spanish Club — 9 Photography — 12 Odyssey — 12 Military — 10, 11, 12 MacArthur Cup Company — 10,11 American Legion Scholastic Award — 11 Sabre — 11 Staff Officer— 12 De Llano 47 Steven Searcy English Cibolo, Texas Entered — 11 ROTC —11,12 Prefect — 12 MacArthur Rifles — 12 Dorm Council — 12 MacArthur Cup Company — 11 HairCuts— 11,12 Anthony Martin Flores Tucson, Ariz. Entered — 11 JROTC — 11,12 Varsity Football — 11, 12 Drill Team — 12 Track —12 Boarder —11,12 Best Drill Platoon — 11 Best Company (MacArthur Cup) — 11 j Fl U Guy Barton French San Antonio Entered Kindergarten Class Officer — 9,10, 11 JROTC —9, 10,11, 12 Football — 9 Band—9.10, 11 Soccer — 10,11,12 Track — 10.11,12 Daughters of American Revolution Medal — 10 Young Republicans — 9,10,11 Canoe Club — 10 Marksman Medal — 10,11 Student Council — 12 Soccer (Captain) — 12 Class of ’56 Sabre — 12 French 51 Hennon Gilbert Jr. San Antonio Entered — 10 JROTC —10,11,12 Varsity Drill Team — 10,11, 12 Marksman Medal — 10 V.F.W. ROTC Medal — 10 Academic Excellence Wreath — 11 Color Guard Commander — 11 Ranger Team — 11, 12 JROTC Summer Camp — 12 American Legion Silver ROTC Medal — 11 Photography — 12 Odyssey — 12 Battalion Operations Officer — 12 Journalism Clinic (Photography) — 11 Gilbert 53 r Elaine Christine Glasscock San Antonio Entered — 7 Christian Share Group — 9 Scream Team — 9 Odyssey Staff —9,12 Sophomore and Junior years at Fort Worth Country Day Class Secretary — 12 Civilian Council — 12 Student Council — 12 Civilian —9,12 Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot sec the shadow. Preston Bryan Hanks Midland, Texas Entered — 10 Civilian — 10,11, 12 Basketball — 10. 11, 12 Football —9,10, 12 B.C. Club — 10,11, 12 Boarder — 10,11, 12 56 Hanks Abdul gader Hefdhi Houston, Texas Entered — 12 ROTC — 12 Varsity Football — 12 Varsity Soccer Hefdhi 57 Jason Branch Lavender Acapulco, Mex. Entered — 10 Military — 10. 11, 12 Water Polo — 10 Cross Country — 12 MacArthurCup— 10, 11 Lavender 59 Richard Douglas Lorenz San Antonio Entered Kindergarten Civilian — 10,11, 12 ROTC — 9 Football — 9,10,11. 12 Captain—9.10,11, 12 Baseball —9,10,11, 12 Track — 10,11,12 Homecoming Nominee — 11,12 Honorable Mention — 11,12 Band —9.10,11 B.C. Club —9.10,11,12 Basketball — 7,8 Captain — 7, 8 Baseball — 7,8 Track — 7.8 Award of excellence in rifle shooting in military training 1, and Camp Bullis - r Sergio Alberto Macouzet Victoria, Mexico Entered — 11 Drill Team — 11 Soccer —11.12 MacArthur Cup — 11 Best Drilled Platoon — 11 Prefect — 12 Macouzet 61 Julius Raymond Mills San Antonio Class Vice President — 9, 10 Football—9,10,11 Tennis —9,10,11, 12 Young Republicans — 9 Newspaper Staff — 9,11 Civilian—9,11,12 Track —10 Choir —10 ROTC —10 NEDT Certificate — 10 Student Council — 11,12 Yearbook Staff — 11 Speech — 11 A.Y.E.W.T.K.A.S.B.W.A.T.A. Club — 11 Asst. Civilian Leader — 12 Drama —12 National Achievement Scholarship Finalist — 12 Canoe Club — 9,12 Afro-American Club — 12 Who’s Who —12 The very time I thought I was lost, My dungeon shook and my chains fell off. James Baldwin It matters not how straight the gate. How charged with punishment the scroll, I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul. William Kinsley «, W i, - . V 4 Stephen Fletcher Mixon Cuero, Texas Entered — 12 Football V Letter Track Yearbook Staff Military Boarder Homecoming King Mixon 63 Thomas Omar Oei San Antonio, TX Entered — 8 ROTC Ranger Club — 9 Algebra II Award — No. 1 — 11 Chemistry Award — No. 2 — 11 Photography — 12 66 Oei Carmen Adua Samaniego San Antonio Entered — 9 Red Car Cub — 10, 11,12 Canoe Club —9.10,12 Band —9. 10 Young Republicans — 9,10, 12 Spirit Club — 9 Mascot —10 Cheerleader —11. 12 Military —9 Civilian — 10, 11, 12 Homecoming Nominee — 11,12 Joske’s Teenboard — 12 Track —9 Volleyball-10,11 Crusader Staff — 12 Softball Manager — 11 Homecoming Queen — 12 Carrots United — 9, 10,11, 12 Head Cheerleader — 12 E Y A W T.K.A S B W A.T.A. — Vice President —9.10,11,12 Freshman Class Treasurer English Award of Excellence — 11 Honorable Mention — 10,11 Samayoa 69 Entered — 10 Prefect — 12 JROTC — 10, 11.12 Soccer — 11 Skeet — 11,12 Drill Team — 10, 12 Class Representative — 11 Class Trcasurer — 12 Who’s Who — 12 Commendation Award — 11 Mac Arthur Company — 10, 11 Best Platoon — 11 Color Guard — 10, 11 Guidon Bearer — 11 Schaps 71 Stanley Studer Jr. San Antonio Entered — iO Spirit Club Committee — 12 Track — 11 Skeet Team — 10,11 T.A.P.A. All American Team 1977 Honorable Mention Charles Allen Swenson San Antonio Entered — 8 Track — 10, 11 Football —9, 10,11. 12 I ttermens Club— 10, 11, 12 ROTC — 9, 10,11,12 Trail maker — 9 Sharpshooter — 9. 10. 11 Physical Skills Ribbon —9. 11, 12 Best Drilled Squad — 11 Smallbore Marksmanship Trophy — 11 Class of ’68 Sabre — .11,12 Officer — 12 Science Fair — 9 Young Republicans — 9.10, 11, 12 Canoe Club — 9.10 Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 11 It is the end of an era All has been won Tomorrow? We build our Everests! Swenson 73 Ramiro Trevino Jr. Matamoros, Mex. Max Joel Triplett Jr. San Antonio Rifle Team — 10 Tennis — 9,11,12 ROTC — 9, 10,11,12 Trail Maker III —9, 10 ROTC Aca iemic Achievement Wreath — 10 Winner Class Marksmanship Competition — 10 Marksmanship Medal — 10 Coaches Award Tennis — 11 J.V. Soccer — 11 Best Drilled Squad — 11 Committee Student Council — 12 Triplett 75 V v Richard Steves Vaughan San Antonio Entered — 7 Christian Share Group — 9, 10 Junior Librarian —9, 10, 11, 12 Odyssey Staff—9,10, 11. 12 JRTOC — 9,10,11.12 Honor Roll —9,10, 11, 12 President’s List — 9, 10 Highest Grades Medal — 9 Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Medal — 10 American Legion Scholastic Excellence Award — Bronze — 9 Superior Cadet Award — 11 Proficiency Ribbon — 11 Who’s Who—11 Award of Excellence Algebra II — 10 Spanish II —10 History — 11 Trig Analytic Gcom. — 11 Physics — 11 Award of Merit Spanish III — 11 Class President — 10, 12 76 Vaughan Jose Victor Villarreal Eagle Pass Entered — 9 Skeet Team — 9,10, 11 ROTC — 9, 10,11. 12 Ranger Team —9,10, 11,12 Cross Country — 12 Aviation Club — 11 Villarreal 77 John Judson Waggoman Leon Springs, TX Fish — 73 Boarder — 9,10 Day Dodger— 11, 12 Superior Cadet — 9 Best Boaidcr—9, 10 AUSA Medal-11 MacArthur Cup — 9,10 Drill Team— 9,10,11,12 Best Drilled Company —9 Best Drilled Platoon —9 Best Drilled Squad — 10 Manual of Arms — 9,10 Weapons Competition — 9 SAI Award — 11 L.D. Service Ribbon — 11,12 Parade Ribbon — 11 Best Room — 9 Lt.Col. Christerson Sabre — 11 Jr. Librarian — 10 Trail Maker 111 Academic Achievement Wreath — 9,10,11,12 A Company — 9,10 C Company — 11 Staff — 11,12 Student Council — 12 Who’s Who—12 Drill Team Commander — 11,12 Battalion Commander — 12 Frenchy Burke Fan Club — 11,12 Yeller Dog Gang — 11,12 Howell Scholarship — 11 Odyssey —10 Crusader— 12 Kevin Morris Warburton San Antonio, TX Entered — 2nd Eleven year student Senior Class Representative — 12 Band Company Commander — 12 Class President — 9 Student Council —9, 10,11,12 Most Valuable Musician — 9 Best Day Cadet — 9, 10 Best Trumpet — 10 Band—9,10, 11, 12 Honor Roll —9,10, 11,12 2nd Highest Grades — 9 Ranger Team — 9,10 Soccer— 9,10, 11,12 Drill Team — 10,11 Best NCO Award — 11 Brown University Award — 11 VFW Scholastic Award — 11 MENSA — 11, 12 Co-editor Odyssey — 11 Editor Odyssey — 12 National Honor Society — 11 Who’s Who in Music —11 Who’s Who in American High School Students —11 Cookie Monsters — 11 Howell Scholarship — 11 Martin Sabre — 11 Refectory Food — 6, 7, 8,9,10. 11,12 Warburton 79 Gretchen Jackson Waters San Antonio Entered — 11 Softball — 11,12 Civilian — 11,12 Frank Marino Mahogany Rush Live Yearbook — 12 Skipout Club— President — 12 80 Waters Underclassmen 81 YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS Beth Stewart — Vice President, David Walker — Student Council, Allen Rupe — Studeni Council, Kelly West — Secretary, Cuatro Hundley — Treasurer, Nathan Estes — President. Bochme, Troy Bouchacourt, Philippe Brown, Ernest Cass, Kevin Casso, Roberto Clements, Dick Cruz, Rolando Cunov, Harvey De Los Santos, Jaime Dix, Bill Dunbar, David Estes, Nathan Evans, Bill Flores, Rogelio Foster, Thad Hamm, Matt Hausman, Stanley Heard, Richard JUNIORS • JUNIORS • JUNIORS 82 Juniors | JUNIORS • JUNIORS • JUNIORS Picture Not Available Hicckc, Eric Hillis, Lee M. Holmgreen, Edward Hundley, Cuatro Hurt, Patrick Hyman, Lee Ann Jasso, Darryl Johnson, Karen Jones, Jorge Kirk, Keith La Fayette, Marc Martinez, Yolanda Maurer, Ann Nguyen, Thanh-1rang Thi Oetline, Carlos Ramirez, Carlos Renf row, Bob Ruiz de Castiliia, Federico Juniors 83 | JUNIORS • JUNIORS • JUNIORS Rupe, Allan Stewart, Beth Vcnzor, Lee Walker. David Walldov, Alicia Weatherford, Des West, Kelly 84 Juniors sjoiunf 86 Juniors SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES Picture Not Available Aguillar. Yvette Alfaro. Fernando Alvarez. Eugenio Barba. Rafael Barboza, Ramon Barranco. Luis Bernard, Jeremy Bruno. Thomas Buchanan, Britt Bullock, Allen Bums. Larry Cherry, Hank Coutros.J. J. Diego. Javier Erck, Jeff Escalon. Miguel Fottress, Tom Garza. I-eopoldo Sophomores 87 SOPHOMORES • SOPHOMORES Gaylord, John Glasscock, Wade Gonzalez. Angel Hoff acker. Matt Howell. Andrew Hutchens, John Jessie, Monty Lipkics, Alejandro Lipscombe, Billy Martinez, Sandra Maurer, Virginia Morelos, Joel Murguia, Esther Muschalek, Paul Nguyen, Cam-chi Thi Oei, Mirah Olin, Jennifer Raybon, Keith 88 Sophomores Reed, Luis Rowland, Katherine Turner, Richard Viney. Scott Walker, Thomas Waller, Matt Sophomores 89 Robbie Green, President; Andrea Greene, Vice President; Diedre Burkett, Sec., Trey Casey, Student Council Rep.; Bryan Carlile, Treasurer. FRESHMEN • FRESHMEN Alfaro, Eduardo Archer, Hector Behringer, Melissa Brand. Robert Brown, Willis Burkett, Diedre Carlile, Bryan Casey, Trey Cruz, Rogelio Cunov, Kurt Davis, Bruce Duffy, Michael Fitzpatrick, Doug Gibson, Qark Green, Robert Greene, Andrea Hernandez, Edmundo Howell, Brian Ivy, Loraine Freshmen 91 FRESHMEN • FRESHMEN Lee, John Logan, George Mac Kay, Janet MeFee, Margo Miller, James Murguia, Susan Nations, Samuel Negron, Robert Nemaiovsky, Alexander Olivier, Pierre Patterson, Craig Saenz, Dionisio Salinas, A dan Schaps, Oscar Scott, Stewart Smith, Jeff Stewart, John W right, Joe 92 Freshmen Sophomorcs Frcshmcn 93 94 Candids Ambuhl. Paul Avcryt. Ellen Battaglia. Carl Baumgartner. Mitchell Brown. Melissa Burkett. Win Carter. Susan Friend. Jill Greene. Janette Guenther. Charles Harrell. Jeff Hayashi. Robert Herbert. Earl H unde re. Lars Kennedy. Calvin X H X y UJ X H X y UJ Eighth Grade 95 • iiill V I • I I 91 : 1 T i ‘ .1 a ( Behringer, les lie Bicker ton. Scott Brayley. Jeanne Brown. Patricia Burkholder, Heidi Case. Andrinna Davis, Todd Fairchild. Sharon Gaicnnie. Mimi Garcia. Francisco Grieshaber, Tracy Gunn, Victoria Herro. David (fidet, Lawrence Jessie, Chelsea Johnson, Blair Juren, Patrick Kaliski. William Knapp. Caroline X H z w w tn X z UJ w tn 7th Grade 97 X H z (Jj Lcr. Kathv Mac Kay. Frank McEwen, Bennie Miller. Jodi Musgrave. Thomas Newell. Nacalee Nguyen. Anh-Thu Thi Ostrum. Catherine Poggemoel- ler. Patrick Robenson. James Rode. Ben Ross. Knsten Rupe. Shan Sands. Jennifer Segovia, Anthony X h m z w w Shuffler, Samuel Simpson, Ban Soules. Joe Wooslo. Chris Zinsmetster, Scott 98 7th Grade Alonso, Alfonso Baines, Nicole Bickerton, Mark Coxwcll. Charles Davis. Dixie Lee Davis. Tammy Featherston. Charles Garcia, Floy Hayashi, Richard Hearrell, Laura Heinnch, Michafcl Hicks. Ben Howell. Zeli me Jones. Allison Kennedy. Christopher Kwan, Michelle Martin. Mark McGuigan. John Melton. Heidi Miley, Edward Neill. John O'Kellev. Hal Parker. Dorsey Semaan, Ann and Vollmer. Tamara 99 6th Grade 100 6th Grade Student Body CIVILIANS • CIVILIANS Civilian Council Officers — Vera Ayres, President, Harvey Cunov, Beth Stewart, Ray Mills, Vice President, Andrea Green, J. J. Coutros. This year has been a year of pride for TMI. In our seventh year of an optional military program, we, the civilians, are proud of ourselves and of those around us — military or civilian. A Civilian Council, with representatives from each grade has been formed. Its members have been involved in decision making and organization in our community. Our time and effort has been spent to make TMI a better place. It is my hope, as president, that because we have worked together to better our school, those who follow will continue to make the civilian student body people to believe in and people of whom we can be proud. rnx ua Civilians 103 SENIORS 1st — Carmen Samaniego, Christie Chenault. 2nd — Gretchen Waters, Elaine Glasscock, Vera Ayres. 3rd.— Matt Reed, David Bruner. 104 Civilians JUNIORS 1st — Alicia Walldove, Beth Stewart, Trang Nguyen. 2nd — Karen Johnson, Lee Ann Hyman, Ann Maurer, Keith Kirk. 3rd — Thad Foster, Kelly West, Harvey Cunov, Lee Willis. SOPHOMORES Virginia Maurer, J. J. Coutros, Esther Murguia, Katherine Rowland, Jennifer Olin. Tommy Walker, Tom Fentress,, John Hutchens. FRESHMEN Alex Nemajovsky, Susan Murguia, Kurt Cunov, Melissa Beringer, Deidre Burkett, Janet MacKay. Andrea Greene, Margo McFee, Trey Casey. Civilians 105 — Civilians 107 Military 109 MILITARY • MILITARY • MILITARY Battalion Staff: Batt. Commander —Jud Waggoman; Second Row — S-l Walter Christley; S-3 — Gil Gilbert; S-4 Rod de Llano. Third Row — Color Guard Commander Bill Dix, Batt. SGM Allen Rupe, Photographer Jim Burke. Senior Army Instructor Col. George Rodgers 110 Military This year the Corps of Cadets at TMI tried to meet the goals that our forerunners had set and established by becoming Honor Units with Distinction. Traditionally, the Corps has participated in social functions such as Noche de Luna, Fiesta Week and the Black and White Ball. Activities within the Corps, such as helicopter rides, Camp Bullis and field trips have helped each cadet to broaden their education to better serve them in later life. It is my hope all cadets have gained from their military years and in looking back will feel their years at TMI have been successful. Senior Enlisted Instructor SGM. William Arnold A COMPANY Company Commander — Richard Vaughan; 1st Pit. Ldr. — Roberto Schaps; 2nd Pit. Ldr. — George Ayres; 1st Pit. Sgt. — Jaime de los Santos; 2nd Pit. Sgt. — Richard Heard; Company 1st Sgt. — Nathan Estes; Guidon Bearer— Bruce Davis. 1st Row — Alfaro, Triplett, Hausman, Bruno, Clements, Brown. 2nd Row — Ramirez, Cass. Aguilar. Stewart, Macouzet, Morelos. 3rd Row — Salinas, Hernandez, Cruz, Alvarez, Bernard. 4th Row — Barboza, Saenz, Smith. 3th Row — Renfrow, Erck, Barba. 6th Row — Maurer. English, Brand. 7th Row — Samayoa. Military 111 B COMPANY Company Commander — Chuck Swenson; 1st Pit. Ldr. — Ramiro Trevino; 2nd Pit. Ldr. — Scott Estes; 1st Pit. Sgt. — Esteban Baquedano; 2nd Pit. Sgt. — Robin Davis; Com. 1st Sgt. — Rolando Cruz; Guidon Bearer — Abdul Hefdhi 1st Row — Jasso, Block, Heicke, Hundley, Venzor, Gonzales. 2nd Row — Nancarrow, Miller, Diego, Oei, Schaps, Casso. 3rd Row — Raybon, Harrell, Steele, Lipkies, Ambuhl, Howell. 4th Row — Bouchacourt, Hoffacker, Samayoa, Bullock, Gaylord, Green. 5th Row — Hurt, Olivier, Villareal, Flores, Ruiz. 6th Row — Mixon, Viney, Alfaro, Escalon, Jones. 7th Row — Baquedano, Cruz, Davis. 112 Military BAND COMPANY Company Commander — Kevin Warburton. 1st Row — Robert Ciadd. George Ia gan, Lincoln Yu, Yolanda Martinez, Walter Cline. 2nd Row — Bill Evans, Brian Howell. Chris Criezis. Craig Patterson, Matt Waller. 3rd Row — Sandra Martinez. Doug litzpatric. Brian C'arlile. Charles Burns, Troy Boehme. 4th Row — CTlark Gibson, lid Holmgreen. Military 113 DRILL TEAM RIFLE TEAM Front — Gilbert, Waggoman, Gadd, Estes. Second Row — Bullock, Brown. Third Row — Criezis, Yu, Brown, Negron. 4th Row — Waller, English, Viney, Lee. Cass, Dix, Martinez, Hieki, Nations, Patterson, Gaylord — Sponsor, Col. Rogers. 114 Military The T.M.I. cadets have always had the opportunity to participate in many activities, and this year was no exception. The Sabre Team and Color Guard once again performed at The Black and White Ball. This year the cadets themselves competed for MacArther Cup points through various athletic and military field days. The Drill and Rifle teams also had a much more active year. FLAG IS RAISED AT REVEILLE. 116 Military COLOR GUARD PERFORMS AT BLACK AND WHITE BALL. The Pass-In-Review on Parents Weekend was a big success. It was the new cadets first opportunity to march as a miliatry unit. Flag raising ceremonies were held this year to bring back some of the old traditions, while trips to Camp Bullis and Fort Hood were held as always. To sum it up, 1979 was an active year for the Corps of Cadets. BOARDERS • BOARDERS • BOARDERS • BOARDERS PREFECTS Steve English, George Ayres, Walter Cline, Roberto Schaps, Walter Christley, Sergio Macouzet, Esteban Baquedano (not shown, Matt Reed, Ramiro Trevino). SENIORS (top, left to right) Jason Lavender, juan Samayoa, Roberto Samoyoa, Christopher Criezis (middle) Jose Villerreal, George Ayres, Stephen Mixon, Roberto Schaps, Sergio Macouzet (front) Steve English, Rod DeLlano, Anthony Flores, David Bruner, Abdulgader Hefdhi, Wally Christley, John Nancarrow, Shahrok Natosh (not shown) Matt Reed, Ramiro Trevino J 118 Boarders JUNIORS (top) Frederico Ruiz de Castillia, Rogelio Flores, Jaime De Los Santos, Patrick Hurt, Keith Kurt, Philippe Bouchacourt, Rolando Cruz. (2nd row) Carlos Oetling, Stan Hausman, Robert Casso, Ramirez Carlos, Marc La Fayette. (3rd row) Lee Hillis, Matt Hamm, Bob Renfrow, Eric Hiecke. (4th row) Cuatro Hundley, David Dunbar, Dick Clements, Jorge Jones. SOPHOMORES (top) Paul Muschalek, Andrew Howell, John Gaylord, Miguel Escalon, Keith Raybon, Luis Barranco, Matt Hoffacker, Allen Bullock. (2nd row) Wade Glasscock, Ramoij Barboza, Leo-poldo Garza, Eugenio Alvarez, Carlos Diego, Scott Viney, Luis Reed, (bottom) Joel Morelos, Tomas Bruno, Fernando Alfaro, Angel Gonzalez, Rafael Barba, Alejandro Lipkies, Billy Lip-scombe. Boarders 119 (top) Adan Salinas, Edmundo Hernandez, Villareal Saul. (2nd row) Joe Wright, Craig Patterson, Sam Nations, Clark Gibson, George Logan, (bottom) Alexander Nemajovsky, James Miller, Brian Carlile, Oscar Schaps, Rogelio Cruz, Hector Archer, Dionisio Saenz. MIDDLE SCHOOL (top) Breland Leake, Mitch Baumgartner, Jeff Harrell, Steven Steele, Charles Featherston. (bottom) Dorsey Parker, James Robertson, Patrick Poggemoeller, David Herro. 120 Boarders FRESHMEN NOT PERMITTED BEYOND THIS POINT mprmwfmw The boarding department has gone through many changes this year. The prefect system has been revised, and we have made several significant improvements in the dorm such as new carpeting and refurbished recreational rooms. The most noticeable change has been the total abolition of the fish system. This year has provided many needed improvements and we are confident that succeeding years will continue to do so. L --- Boarders 121 rganizations 123 COME TOGETHER STUDENT COUNCIL (left to right) Dean Kupchyk, Nathan Estes, Robby Green, Harper Martin, Matt Waller, Walter Cline, Virginia Maurer, David Walker, Ray Mills, Trey Casey, Mark Martin, Chelsea Jessie, Walter Christley, Jud Wag-goman, Elaine Glasscock. Guy French, Allan Rupe, Robert Gadd, Kevin Warburton, Richard Vaughan. The Student Council has been very active in student affairs this year. Dean Kupchyk, the Student Council Sponsor, cites Fantastic parent and student support” as the reason behind the success of the Council. Richard Vaughan, President Kevin Warburton, Vice-President 124 Student Council (L to R) — Ayres, V., Waggoman, Chenault, Mills, (not pictured Schaps, R., Warburton, Vaughan). 126 MENSA • Who’s Who WHO'S WHO MENSA (L to R) — Cline, Dr. Stiles, Gadd, Warburton. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Front Row (L to R) — Murguia, S., Greene, Garcia, F., Maurer R., Battaglia, Knapp C., Brown P., Ross K., Nguyen, Fairchild, Rupe S., Rhode B., Nemajovsky. Middle Row (L to R) — Woosley, Shuffler S., Gunn, Grieshaber T., Logan. Back Row (L to R) — Martin H., Wilson K., Newell N., Burkholder H., Howell. CANOE CLUB (L to R) — Walker, Studer, Hyman, French, Mixon, Ayres, Hall, Chenault, Davis, Waters, Samaniego, Estes. Jr. N.H.S. Canoe Club 127 CRUSADER STAFF The 1979 Crusader staff has worked incredibly hard. Everyone worked, not just a few people and I believe it is fair to say it was a group effort: In a group effort we have learned that everyone depends on each other. When one fails we all pay the consequences and when one succeeds we all enjoy the satisfaction. It is my hope that this year’s Crusader is satisfying to the entire community, not just to the staff. There is always room for improvement but the staff has done its best. As Editor-In-Chief I would like to thank the staff and everyone who has helped us. I apologize to those whom we, in any way, inconvenienced in the midst of our creativity. I especially offer my thanks to Father Daunt for his support, encouragement, and prayers, and to Mrs. Jarrett for sharing her creativity, patience, and ability to be a FANTASTIC” sponsor by allowing us to make mistakes so that we could learn. Finally, my thanks to God with whom all things are possible — including this year’s Crusader. Vera Ayres Bottom to Top — Section Editors Kelly West, Elaine Glasscock, Ramiro Trevino. Robin Davis, Grctchen Waters, Pat Hurt, Christie Chenault. Raymond Mills, Carmen Samaniego, Jud Waggoman, Vera Ayres. 129 ODYSSEY STAFF (left to right) Laird Loomis, (Sponsor), Ray Mills, Vera Ayres, Robert Gadd, (Co-Editor), Kevin Warburton (Editor), Elaine Glasscock, Walter Cline. As Editor of the Odyssey, it has been my wish and goal to provide TMI with a newspaper which would entertain as well as inform the student body, alumni and friends of the school. As most already know, when one attempts to publish a paper on anything resembling a deadline with a staff of reporters who must also play sports, write papers and do homework, one finds that the world impossible” comes quickly and constantly to mind. I wish to thank all of the people who have contributed, endorsed or even read the Odyssey. The paper has improved greatly, at least in form, due mainly to Canon Daunt’s help. I also want everyone to know that the staff and editors wish that next year’s Odyssey is as successful as ours was and that they have as much fun printing it as we did. Kevin Warburton Odyssey Staff 131 132 The 1979 Parents’ Council, headed by Mrs. Willis E. Brown, has contributed to T.M.I. in many ways. Besides donating money to special projects, the Council has provided many services, such as issuing the Student Directory, running the Uniform Exchange, providing refreshments at the student dances, and organizing classroom mothers. Booster Club PARENTS CLUB The 1979 Parents’ Council, headed by Mrs. Willis E. Brown, has contributed to T.M.L. in many ways. Besides donating money to special projects, the Council has provided many services, such as issuing the Student Directory, running the Uniform Exchange, providing refreshments at the student dances, and organizing classroom mothers. AERONAUTICS The aeronautics students this year were very enthusiastic. They each flew at Stinson Field one day a week and spent four days in ground school at TMI. LTC Donald S. Irwin (USAF Ret.) is the instructor. (sitting) Robby Green 22, Billy Block 74, Preston Hanks 34, Doug Lorenz 12, Matt Reed 23, Chuck Swenson 77, Tony FLores 56, Ramiro Trevino 78, Des Weatherford 88, Jim Glusing 51, John Nancar-row 29, Steve Mixon 10, David Brunner 39. (kneeling) Coach Bence Clark, Nicho Saenz 57, Jeremy Bernard 87, Matt Hoff acker 15, Hank Cherry 24, Joe Wright 86, Matt Hamm 54, Jimmy Miller 36, Bryan Carlisle 46, Angel Gonzales 28, Cuatro Hundley 81, Dick Clements 61, Abduhl Hefdhi 11, Richard Heard 83, Billy Lipscomb 27, Javier Diego 47, Coach Gerry Anooshian. (standing) Coach Bill Crisp, Coach Larry Wineke, R. L. Brand 72, David Dunbar 44, Jojjn Hutchens 69, Kurt Cunov 80, Stanley Hausman 45, George Logan 73, Jeff Smith 19, Darryl Jasso 85, Keith Raybon 49, Mundo Hernandez 35, Ramon Barboza 79, Harvey Cunov 13, Britt Buchanan 63, Mark Lafayette 50, Coach Dick Sands. 136 Football L THESE ARE THE GLORY YEARS SCORES T.M.I. 0 T.M.I. 17 T.M.I. 10 T.M.I. 28 T.M.I. 2 T.M.I- 7 T.M.I. 7 T.M.I. | % T.M.I. 55 T.M.I. 26 ALLEN NAVARRO ST. STEPHEN’S NORTHSHORE NUECES CANYON RUNGE ST. ANTHONY S.M.A. GREENWOOD MEM. HALL 0 6 9 0 14 26 13 17 22 12 These are the glory years because TMI closed its finest season in years — finishing at 5-4-1 for the year. The PANTHERS of the 78-’79 football season want to emphasize the word PRIDE, which to them means their personal responsibility to do their best at all times in everything and to make whatever sacrifices are necessary in order for them to be CHAMPIONS. L-R — Nancarrow 29, Hanks 34, Lorenz 12, Mixon 10, Weatherford 88, Swenson 77, Flores 56, Glusing 51, Clements 61, Trevinio 78, Heard 83. L-R — Cunov 13, Mixon 10, Swenson 77, Hutchens 69, Hanks 34, not shown: Gonzales 28, Reed 23, Hamm 54, Hausman 55, Flores 56, Wright 86. 138 Sports Left to Right — Coaches Wineke, Sand, Crisp, Clark, Anooshian. Back —Jimmy Block 74, Chuck Swenson 77, Preston Hanks 34, Jim Glusing 51, Ramiro Trevino 78, Coach Richard Sands. Front — David Bruner 39, John Nan-carrow 29, Matt Reed 23, Doug Lorenz 12, Steve Mixon 10, Anthony Flores 56. MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL 1st Row (top) Hayashi, Hayashi, Kennedy, Harrell, Martin, Guenther, Davis, Featherston, Thompson, Hundley. 2nd Row (middle) Coach Anooshian, Hicks, Robertson, Juren, Simpson, MacKay, Kaliski, Woosley, Soules, McEwen, Coach Crisp. 3rd Row (bottom) Coach Wineke, Kennedy, Garcia, Heinrich, Coxwell, Cunov, Miley, O’Kelley, Parker, Hicks, Neill. 140 MS Football VOLLEYBALL Standing, L-R — Behringer, Johnson, Ivy, Hyman. Sitting, L-R — Aguilar, Maurer, V. Maurer, A. Olin, Murguia, Coach Kupchyk. Though the girls’ volleyball team ended the season with a 2-12 record, a solid foundation for next year’s team has been built. The team displayed togetherness and spirit and on one occasion rallied from a 0-15 defeat in the first game to win the next two games and the match. Coach Dan Kupchyk said he was very proud of the team and is delighted that all the players will be returning next year. Sports 141 142 Sports SOCCER TEAM: Coach Rivcla, S. Notash, Kevin Warburton, George Ayres, David Walker, Jorge Jones, Leopold Garza, Fernando Alfaro, Philip Bouchacourt, Rafael Barba, Miguel Scalon, Jose Villareal, Rolando Cruz, Guy French, Abdhul Hefdi, Bryan Carlilc, Ramon Bardosa, Eduardo Oetling, Angel Gonzales, Tomas Bruno. CAPTAINS: Standing — Guy French, Jorge Jones. Kneeling — George Ayres, Angel Gonzales. Coach Mario Rivela Sports 143 Both the Varsity and JV Soccer teams have had a very good season. The JV had several victories under the direction of Coach Dan Kupchyk. The Varsity has, as they have every year since the introduction of Mario Rivela as head coach, outstripped the records of the past four years in total wins. The soccer team and especially the graduating seniors would like to thank Mr. Rivela for the time, consideration, and friendship he has shown them. 144 Sports Left to Right —Jose Villarreal, Guy French, Kevin Warburton, George Ayres, John Nancar-row, Shahrok Notash, Abdulgader Hefdi. Sports 145 L-R, Standing — Coach Robertson, Archer, Salinas, Stewart, Villareal, Jessie, Hillis, Green, Coach Kupchyk. Kneeling — Casey, Ruiz de Castilla, Schaps, Hernandez, Saenz, Diego, Cruz, Casso, Lipkies. MS SOCCER Coach Thompson — Bart Simpson, Chris Woosley, Harper Martin, Win Burkett, Bill Kalisky, Frank Garcia, Larry Hicks, Robert Hayashi, Robert Maurer, Larry Garcia, Jeff Miller. M.S. Soccer 147 BASKETBALL Standing — Coach Crisp, Tom Walker 22, Eduardo Alfaro 20, Trey Gaiennie 50, Troy Boehme 15, Des Weatherford 32, Coach Cotton. Kneeling — Allan Rupe 24, Kurt Cunov 40, Rod De Llano 35, Doug Lorenz, Nathan Estes 25, Lee Venzor 10. 148 Basketball BASKETBALL The new basketball season brought many changes to T.M.I. Squad members had to adjust themselves to a new coach, which not only meant a new offense and a new defense, but a new philosophy. Many squad members have spent extra time in the Gym on Saturday mornings working to improve their weaknesses. This type of dedication and intensity was stressed daily. This year’s squad is made up basicaly of underclassmen, as there are only two seniors on the squad. The squad is short in stature and must rely on hustle and quickness. T.M.I. features balanced scoring and has no individual standouts. On defense, both the man to man and zone defenses were used. Basketball 149 J.V. BASKETBALL Front Row — Dick Clements, Tim Luce, William Floyd Dix, Jimmy Miller, Mat Hoffacker, Kurt Cunov. Back Row —Coach Bill Crisp, Jeff Smith, Darrel Jasso, Doug Fitzpatrick, Trey Casey, Keith Raybon. 150 Basketball M.S. BASKETBALL Standing — Coach Anooshian, Charles Guenther 40, David Herro 15, Blair Johnson 30, Mitchell Baumgartner 50, Todd Davis 45. Next Row — Bennie McEwen 11, James Robertson 12, Calvin Kennedy 40, Lawrence 44, Samuel Shuffler 35, Anthony Segovia. Standing — Coach Anooshian — Randy Miley 44, Mark Martin 40, Richard Hayashi 52. Kneeling — Michael Heinrich 35, Dorsey Parker 45, Kyle Cunov 23, John Neill 34, Trey Alonso 5. M.S. Basketball 151 BASKETBALL 152 Basketball BASKETBALL BASEBALL Kneeling (L to R) — Cunov H., Stewart, Green, David B., Gonzalez, Nancarrow, Heard, Raybon. Back Row (L to R) — Gibson, Hillis, Stone, Hausman, Hamm, Cannan, Lorenz, Clements, Rupe. 154 Baseball Baseball 155 TRACK Front Row (L to R) — Estes, French, Estes S., Bruner. Back Row (L to R) — Coach Anooshian, Bouchacourt, Smith, Howell A., Kirk. Wright, J. Kneeling (L to R) — Dix, Cruz Rolando. Back Row (L to R) — Brown E., Waggoman, Gilbert. 156 Track SOFTBALL Bottom Row (L to R) — Coach Hyman, Burkett D., Coutros. Middle Row (L to R) — Maurer A., Nguyen T., Johnson K., Olin J., Nguyen T., Aguilar, Murguia E. Top Row (L to R) — Davis, Baugh, Waters. Softball 157 TENNIS Kneeling L-R — Oscar Schaps, Tommy Walker, Kelly West, Troy Boeheme, Pierre Oliver, Joel Triplett, Stan Studer, Rogelio Cruz, Robert Samayoa, Fedrico Ruiz de Castilla. 158 Tennis GOLF TEAM Schaps, R., Schaps, O., Vaughan, Cunov, K., Bacjuedano, Burke, Coach Loomis, Patterson. Golf 159 CHEERLEADERS Front — Rachel Baugh, Alicia Walldov, Carmen Samaniego, Beth Stewart. Back — J. J. Coutros, Mrs. Jeffie S. Hamar, Sponsor, Esther Murguia. Sports 161 Sports 163 The pep rallies, under the direction of the cheerleaders, have given a big boost to the athletes this year. Every Friday afternoon, before games, rallies are held in the gym. Middle and Upper Schools participate in such activities as pie eating contests, tug-of-war, a visit from the KTFM Fowl, and other unpredictable craziness. Posters were placed around the school for more spirit and greater spectator participation in sports activities. Everyone gets into the action and pep rallies really show some great school pride and spirit. Cheerleaders were great! 164 Sports 3 4 ? iTl W ilffTf ' . V r� ▼ V i« M Humor 165 If you don’t like the way I talk I’ll just be quiet. I love the Military department this much! Humor 167 'We’re looking for a few good men. SCHOOL FAVORITES QUESTION — What’s the Deal? 6, We had homework? 5, I’m in trouble? 3 DAY OF THE YEAR — June 1st 6, When football team wins 5, Dec. 31st HERO — Superman 6, MacArthur 5, Mickey Mouse 4 HEROINE — Don’t use the stuff FCX)D — Liquid, Wendy’s, Sill’s, Not TMI’s WHAT AGE DO YOU PLAN TO RETIRE? — 18, Already have TOPIC OF CONVERSATION — Girls 10, Boys 8, Home 6, Food 4, Homework 1 EXPRESSIONS — Blow It Off” 10, Prccm 3, Really! 2 PASTIME — Party 8, Hangover 7, Sleep 4, Homework — 1 GRIPE — Lunch 10, Chapel 8, Kup-chyk 3 MUSIC — Rock 7, Country Western 5, Disco 4, Surf 1 (George) HANGOUT — Bombay 6, Stop and Go 5, Sill’s 2, Peppermint Lounge (Trevino) TOWN — Boys’ Town 10, Navarro 6, New Braunfels 5, Port A 4 LIFE AMBITION — Beat the draft. Graduate, Be like Harvey DO YOU EXPECT TO MARRY: — What?, and give up my amateur standing? DO YOU KNOW MORE ABOUT RUNNING THE SCHOOL THAN THE FACULTY? — No, I though you said ruining the school. DO YOU READ THE ODYSSEY? — The what? BEST DRIVER — George 3, Bruner 3, Villarreal 2, Vaughan — 1 THINGS I’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER ABOUT TMI — Leaving, Prof. Espino, The Military DO YOU SMOKE — Yes 23, No 22, Smoke What? 8 BEST SENSE OF HUMOR — Cline, Gadd, and Warburton 6, Not Gilbert BEEN AROUND THE MOST — G. Ayres, Fence Around A Lot, Wagon Wheel MOST DIFFICULT SUBJECT — Girls 6, Physics 5, Boys 2 EASIEST SUBJECT — Lunch, Classes with Coaches, English (We blow it off) 168 Humor CLASS STATISTICS AVERAGE AGE — 17 Years, 10 Months, 2 Weeks, 3 Days AVERAGE HEIGHT — 3' 4 AVERAGE WEIGHT — 147 lbs. BIGGEST BLUFFER — Triplett 5, English 3, Swenson 2 GETS AWAY WITH MOST — Odyssey Staff (Warburton Gadd) 9, J. Samayoa 4, V. Ayres 4 PROBABLE BACHELOR — Christ-Icy 7, Block 2, Vaughan 1 FIRST TO MARRY — Nancarrow 10, Baugh 9Vs (No contest) BIGGEST WOLFE — Mixon 10, Ayres and Mills 5, Swenson 1 MOST INNOCENT — Christley 5, Lavender 4, Burke V4 CLASS CLOWN — Cline 7, Warburton 3, Gadd 4, Gilbert (Honorable Mention) BIGGEST ROUGHHOUSE — Swenson 8, Swenson 5, Swenson 2 BEST NATURED — Schaps 7. Mixon 5, Nowtash (If he spoke English) BEST PHYSIQUE — Who Cares! B.S. KING — Swenson 8, Warburton 5, Gilbert 1 GETS MOST OUT OF LIFE — Hall 7, Schaps 5, Estes 5. Mills 4 LIFE GETS THE MOST OUT OF — Criezis 6, Waggoman 4, Lavender 2 SKIPS OUT THE MOST — Waters 7, Davis 6. Chenault and Samaniego 5 IJFF. AMBITION — No Homework. Shoot a Commie (Jud), the square-root of 4761 ACTS THE OLDEST — Glasscock 7. Vaughan 6, Baquedano 5, Lorenz 4 ACTS THE YOUNGEST — Gilbert 2461, Vaughan 6 MOST PULL WITH THE FACULTY — V. Ayres and Warburton 7 BEST DRESSED — Oei 8, Studer 6, Horne 4, Civilians 5, Military 3 BEST DANCER — Disco Schaps”, Mills, French Waggoman, Vaughan (Tries hard) CLASS LUSH — Hall 7, French 6, Estes 3, Athletes EATS THE MOST — Chenault 9, Samaniego 7 Humor 169 Twenty years — and you’re still a . . . Look Jane! It’s the tidy bowl man. 170 Humor Don’t be frightened it’s quick and painless. Now what did I find? Who is next? 1'2 Humor Battalion Staff HOMECOMING '78 12th Beth Stewart, Matt Hamm 10th LeeAnn Hyman, Nathan Estes 9th Karen Johnson, Carlos Ramirez Princess — Beth Stewart; Prince — Harvey Cunov 174 Homecoming r- 12th, Doug Lorenz, Carmen Samaniego 11th, Guy French, Rachel Baugh 9th, Guy French, Vera Ayres 10th, George Ayres, Diana Horne This year’s Homecoming was run a little differently than in years past. The Elections Citizen-ship Committee of the Student Council organized the event. Each class nominated two seniors for King and Queen and two juniors for Prince and Princess. The nominees circled the track as the Master of Ceremonies announced them. After the winners were awarded crowns and flowers they presided over the Homecoming Dance. Homecoming 175 PARENTS WEEKEND ONCE AGAIN Parents Weekend, this year as always, was an exciting time for the T.M.I. community. Students waited anxiously for their parents to arrive Upon arriving the parents were treated to a sangria party sponsored by the Booster Club. Following the party there was a dinner and an Open House. Saturday, the parents returned for a review of the JROTC, a band performance, the Football game and the Homecoming Dance. MILITARY BALL r E 178 Seated at head table (L to R) — Capt. Roberts, Mrs. Waggoman, Col. Rodgers, Mrs. Steel, Bishop Bailey, Mrs. Daunt, Gen Steel, Mrs. Bailey, Fr. Daunt, Mrs. Rodgers, Mr. Waggoman. Military Ball The Drill Team performance was the best ever. (Above) The Color Guard opened the program. The Senior’s Grand March. s t' f B Company Sweetheart — Robin Davis Band Company Sweetheart — Kelly West Staff Sweetheart — Vera Ayres MILITARY BALL TMI’s biggest annual social event, the Military Ball, was held on the night of February 10. The Ball was organized by Mrs. Yu, Mrs. Warburton, and Mrs. Waggoman and her son John, who was the co-chairman. After General Steel, the guest speaker, spoke to the TMI community, the Drill Team gave an excellent performance. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Military Ball Queen, Beth Stewart, A Company Sweetheart. 1979 MILITARY BALL QUEEN Beth Stewart is crowned Queen by General Steele. 180 Military Ball COUNCIL The 75th Annual West Texas Diocesan Council met in San Antonio this year. Fourteen students were asked to act as pages for the three day convention, the band entertained, Father Daunt reported on the School. It was an interesting and enjoyable event for all who attended. 75th ANNUAL WEST TEXAS DIOCESAN FUND RAISING The Annual Giving Campaign, organized and headed by Jerome K. Harris, served as a central committee for the raising of funds for the operation of the School. The goal this year was $130,000, which was reached near the middle of March. In addition to the usual categories, 1979 saw the begining of student body participation. This year the Student Body Giving Campaign was formed. The chairmen, Vera Ayres and Kevin Warburton, recognized their goal of $1000 in early April. Mr. Harris and the Campaign members were excited by the prospects of student participation and look forward to a continued Student Body Campaign in coming years. Activities 181 THE PLAY'S TMI revised its Drama Department under the direction of Jim Brandenbcrg. Brandcnberg describes drama as a fantastic means for developing self confidence.” The twenty-two drama students, receiving both fine arts and P.E. credits, performed David and Lisa” in the winter, and The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail”, in the spring. Brandcnberg is enthusiastic about his characters and the dedication the entire cast and crew have thrust into productions and is looking forward to next year. THE THING NAME THAT TUNE TAII f n_______ . Lr ' o ' ' i rv t c • • . ♦ . 0' v op ffli Ci.Tv|S Dor-pcR RcAlWb -M'«TTltf C. fcb c u U r : ; • i-UA SK JfflP on fli- Met %n- Tit . Dr� R ol r w , t l .p v ' v i = r-A— T -A- 1 to I® • « ' • • • ' i u « SwfA . A- O-RRPt Art A- « ,° % . . R g- o' : ; • ® o o 'J Kit HA.t To TMf Co - l.Bl ' T '■ M ' l CREATIVITY IS THE KEY At the core of all creative experience is a sense of rightness, of wholeness, of completeness. It can only come about when a person puts his whole body and soul into what he is doing. f JL 1 186 Chapel CHAPEL A Moment Since Father Paul arrived in November he has taken charge of organizing the daily chapel and Sunday Eucharist services. Students and faculty participate in the prayers and readings. People are beginning to realize that our worship time is a normal and not too obtrusive part of the daily life of TMI. Chapel 187 NEW STUDENTS During the year new students joined our community: here are a few! 188 New Students George Ayres I, George Collett Ayres, leave these items and remembrances to the following people: To Vera, a college yearbook, the coast, the privilege of growing up with you, a great junior year, a senior ring with Mickey Mouse on it, La Villita, your big love affair with D. B., Tennessee, the knowledge that I’m on the wrong side of the family, my birthday, you’re the reason that I came back to TMI this year and I love you. Remember, it will all come out in the wash;” To Raymond, a 426 Hemi-Barracuda, Bombay, your birthday, a van at the coast, a night at the Crossbar Motel in Seguin, a Lone Star, Mary, A dragster on the highway twice in the night of my 18th birthday, and friendship forever; To Guy, South Padre Island on the 4th of July, Alison, last year’s graduation party, a night at the Crossbar Motel in Seguin, Lizzie, and the best of friends forever; To Kevin, all my advice, knowing that you would not have made it without me (ha, ha), 2 Military Balls, a 6-pack of Miller High Life and the first time, your freezing trailer, the albatross skit and the man at the gas station, F.arth, Wind and Fire (September), Where the Hell are the Keys”, one hundred dollars worth of Slurpees, the Persian Language, Mr. Rivela, a hotel room on fire in Laredo, good luck with your airplanes, eighty-five dollars worth of tickets, thanks for everything, good luck, and best friends forever; To Roberto, a sidewalk with no cops on it, all my Spanish homework, endless nights talking, (no wonder we always sleep in class), the dormitory rule, a K-nice birthday party at the Magic Time Machine, the best roommate I ever had, a coffee plantation, a Z-28 that will get here on time, and don’t worry', I will survive”, good luck and I’ll see you this summer; To Jud, Rockport, Mike Wood, Frenchie Burke, My boys from Houston, Ricardo’s Cadillac on my 18th birthday, the Beach Boys and the sunset on Loop 610, the best Drill Team I’ve ever seen at the Military Ball (congratulations), the greatest parents, keep in touch and good luck at the Citadel; To Trevino, the Peppermint Lounge, and all the aliens, good luck at school; To Alica, a lot of good times, Jan. 5, and friendship forever; To Fletcher Mixon, Patty, stairs that don’t move at 3 o’clock in the morning, a balcony, Cuero on your 18th Birthday, and good luck; To Gaylord, this dormitory for 2 more years and your so-called Camaro; To Cline, a bottle of rum and an A+ in English; To Gadd, class statistics, Monty Python, We’re a riot” and good luck; To Prof. Brown, a course that I finally learned something in and thanks for everything: To Christie — the best for last — Fire”, a walk to your door in 8th grade, Houston Annabelles, a cool middle name, my 18th birthday, Feb. 14, Let’s just break up”, I’ll be your best friend” and good luck; To all the faculty, thank you. Thanks to everybody for my 18th birthday. To my parents, thanks for sending me here and I love you both. If this school had a college; I would be the first to enroll. SURF’S UP! Vera Ayres I, Vera Patricia Ayres, more commonly known as VAP, Bera, Farrah, Ayres, do leave the following memories with the following people with all my love and thanks for the greatest years I could have hope for. To George, I leave the coast, a girl that’s good enough, a little walk to find lizards, Rollins, a miserable Jr. year together, a bottle of aspirin, DRUGS, our studious Sr. year. I get around”, football injuries, the knowledge that I really love you and my thanks for being the greatest cousin and friend. Thanks for everything George; To Elaine, I leave my thanks to the closest friend I ever had. Scott, David, the coast. Faith Alives, neat quotes, long talks late at night, fried mushrooms, B.B., Mom, summer at Sewanee, Afternoon Delight”, lifesavers. Jim, Bob, tapes. Prof. Brown, my cousin. Psalm 25, and so much more. We’ve 190 Wills been through a lot, good times and bad, and we’ve stuck together and now it looks like we made it. I love you Elaine; To Christie, 1 leave rides to school, a night with seven guys and a cop in my front yard, my initiation, my cousins, E.Y.C., M.T. kisses, knobby knees, Jud, flowers, Big Bend, Claig, Houston, Wrong”, a fight in the middle of the street, rumors, Latin tutors, and all my love. Thanks for everything; To Robin, I leave a talk in the locker room, M.B., a Faith Alive, Girls State, and love to a really neat person; To Gretchen, I leave 8th grade Latin, my initiation, Cig stops, old Miss, a perfect permanent boyfriend, a day without problems, Ads, and my love; To Hall, your 18th and a Hey Hall” every morning; To Scot, I leave years of Are you and Vera really cousins?”, E.Y.C., a lot of arguments, and most of all, a lot of love; To Nathan, cousin Nate, and the best of luck; To Lee Roy, Coach Crisp, and good luck; To Ernest, Ernie; To Jay, a chauffeur; To Bobbito, I care you slob”, rides to class, Audi, San Salvador, a kiss at Carmen’s, and my love — you’re a great friend! To Steve, Fletcher, I leave, dancing. Annabels, Houston, a ride back from Carmen, Kevin, Israel of Egypt,” a gay bar, parking for Stewart customers only”, Feliz, Frank, and all my love to one of the sweetest guys I’ll ever know: To Carmen, I leave Anatomy Academy, thanks for a great B-day party, and our friendship; To Richard, a ladder, a tape, 2 MBs, and a lasting friendship thanks to our fathers; To my little sisters, you're the best and I love you; To Jud, I leave lots of memories. The Broken Spoke, a great MB, Frenchie Burke, Yehaww”, Mrs. Jarrett, beautiful mums, Disco dancing, the someone to talk to. You’re a great friend, my love and I wish you the best in the world; To Eek, I leave Adv. Bio, a lifetime membership in AA, Mrs. Barnes’ low-cal plates, and a lot of good laughs, thanks; To Kevin, I leave St. Lukes, an incredible phone call. Brandy Alexanders, The spy who loved me”, 200 Red carnations, snazzy pads, the date you never took me on, and the hope that someday you’ll understand why I believe the way I do, and my respect and love; To Harvey, Melissa, and a frig to keep you cool; To Matt W., I leave a special friend, Council, our favorite priests, Sewanee, a dance, She-nanagen’s, and love. To Rachel, my childhood friend, I leave camping trips, your Eldon Power Ride car, St. Lukes and our friendship; To Kelly, I leave Sewanee, ’80 yearbook photo orders, MB, my thanks and a super friendship that I will always cherish; To Jeramy my love and my jr. year. Lastly, to my buddy from diapers to diplomas, Guy, I leave, the last 15 years of our lives. Bohemias that taste like Lone Star, salad dressing. Homecoming, thanks for being a great brother and for always caring, and my love to one of the greatest friends I’m sure I’ll ever have; To the Faculty and Staff, all my love and appreciation, especially. Father Daunt, Mr. Espino, Prof. Brown, Col. Irwin, MMM, Mr. Loomis, Mrs. Jarrett, Robin, Linda, Phyllis, Mr. Rivela, and Mrs. Heard; To Towson, my thanks for a great summer; To my parents and Bob, thanks for your support, friendship, and prayers, without which I couldn’t have made it. I love you, and now with a heart full of memories, Farewell and God bless. Esteban Baqucdano I, Esteban Baquedano, leave these things to the following people: To Ruiz, alias the Greenbean, I leave another year at T.M.I.; To Mrs. Barnes, a good cook book; To Ramiro Trevino, one of my best friends, good luck at Texas A M and in the future; To Ramirez, a six pack of beer; To Mrs. French, a nice lady at T.M.I., thanks for the help you gave me in my last year; To Mr. Espino, thank you for the help you gave me during my three years at T.M.I., and an honest person; To Father Daunt, more money so the boarders can eat better; To Escalon, a new car; To Juan Samoyoa, some diet Wills 191 pills; To Macouzet, some vitamins to grow up and good luck in the future; To Rogelio Flores, a razor blade; To Roberto Schaps, good luck in the future; To Barranco, a white glove; to Dc Los Santos, a good friend; To Mr. Loomis, a good coach in golf; To my parents, the best thing 1 have in the world, and thanks for sending me here. Adios. Rachel Baugh I, Rachel-Denise Baugh, known to family and friends as Rac, Gumby, Scoop, Byrd, and a variety of unprintable names, leave the following memories with the following people: To Vera, my inseparable childhood friend, I leave the green ranch, P and Q time, camping, great birthday parties, and all of the good times we had; To Tazmanian Carmen, the drummer from Chicago, Perin Beitel, those Austin Highway signs, what happened to the T.M.I. campus late one night, Snoopy forever, and the crazy things we did; To Christie, (Bionic B _____), scrubbing bubbles, Albert Pick, love them rocks , E.Y.C. Big Bend, Claig Meeks, the ballerina from the symphony, and our first Military Ball; To Robin, grapes forever, Wesondorf ranch, Rive Gaughe, and another white plastic swan; To Jose Frio” Scott Estes, a jade ring, Big Ben, Dana Boney, and E.Y.C.; To JAC, I love you, Gino Vanilli, Steely Dan, Baker Street, VanHalen, summer 78, men, permanent residency at Bombay, all the times we laughed and cried together, and Jac and Rac forever; To Ray, our typing class, our La Villita song, Sweet Home Alabama”, all your love notes and I was listening when you told me all those things; To Guy, some bowling shoes, and 12 years of memories at T.M.I.; To Alicia, some Cosmo Bandaids that are legal, not borrowed, Alicia-face, the crazy (but sophisticated) things we did and please don’t change; To J.J., a gismo and a gidjit to match, possession of one-half of my tacky remarks, and stop shooting up, it’s bad for you;” To Stevie (W__) 192 Wills English, one-half case of Lowenbrau; To Richard Heard, playing handball in John’s kitchen, a free haircut from my mom, a life-size poster of Melissa, a chauffeur to practice, a car that works (that’s the key to it), someone to do you favors on Sundays, and a new set of locks on the car; To Stan Haus-man, a mistake party, driving up and down Broadway at 4:30 a.m., a new paint job on the hood, a Goldust woman, and sink talks; To Dickie C., thanks for being such a good friend to John and I; To my beloved Bethola, a stuck accelerator, a box of cigars, Adelante’s, the good times in my pick-up truck, the summer of ’77, our famous mud fight, all the unforgettable times we’ve had together, and all my love; To Steve M., temporary brains; To Doug L., the memories at St. Luke’s; To Catherine Tarver, my god-sister, I leave Lamey forever, Venus and Mars Rock Concert, all the great times and all the memories; To Trey Smokey” Waters, a golf cart, my mom, waving at people on the freeway, re-decorating my room, and the position as president of the Frank Marino Fan Club. Thanks Rac and Roll, and Carter Bently forever; John, remember that each one sees what he carries in his heart. There is a past that is gone forever, but there is a future which is still our own. I’m sure the Cincinnati Reds are as eager in the contract signing as your are; To Pam and Dub, thanks for always being there; To Daddy, thanks for all the great times we had that I’ll always cherish; To Momma, I’ll always remember how we made it somehow through the rough, the smooth, the bright and the not too bright; To the both of you, thank you for always loving me even when I let you down. I only hope I am capable of dealing with the future. I love you. I’ll never forget these 12 years. Christie Chenault I, Christie Kyle Chenault, leave the unforgettable experiences to the friends that made the past six years worthwhile: To Vera, six years of driving together, Claig, policemen shining flashlights across the yard, Elton John, bunny rabbits, Mrs. Coates’ house, the time Laura and I locked you out on the balcony, and all the listening you did. You’re a wonderful person who overlooks the bad side of a person and I hope we can continue our special friendship; To George, our secret love affair, crow sitting on a fence, the times together in English, a lunch table our freshman year, a sexy look in chapel, a note at the senior dinner, Fire”, O.K., Let’s just break up then”, a surprise at your B-Day party and afterwards, Feb. 14th, Feb. 2nd, a trip to Houston, and the many good times to come; To Robin, our newspaper, the Dallas track meet, a little white thing on the front steps, checking on me and Scott at Doug’s party, Military Ball practice, Tub-O-Lard Tomato, strange notes in your locker, and the fun we had; To Rachel, the rock I purposely hit you with, a fall at our Freshman Ball, Help Me Rhonda”, Shh, Albert Pick, and gum every day for the rest of your life; To Guy, On top of a blazer . . ”, many double dates, a great bodyguard at La Villita, poons, La, La, La, La”, a salad at Luby’s, Margene’s and your club that I never joined, and a trip to Sommer’s; To Jud, us redheads gotta stick together”, Banana Cream Pie, Homecoming weekend, the Tower, kicker dancing, old gal”, and the moo’s before lunch; To Scott, 7th and 8th grade, Big Bend, the fights and teasing, church retreats (pulling the chair out), Take A Friend” by Rush, the Rodeo, Carmen’s party at the lake, a laugh in Sunday school, a blazer in the middle of nowhere, Dream Weaver”, the good times we did have, and the hope that someday you can find someone to care for; To Steve Mixon, a talk at the Senior dinner, English class, a T.M.l. college for you, George and I, Ricardo’s Cadillac”, and a jump over my balcony; To Kevin W., the marriage at Joel’s, Do It For J.W.”, and the way you wear your pants in Luby’s; To Beth, a bus ride, a ques- tion in the P.E. room, shared secrets, Petunia Pigs-feet, volleyball, and the innocent way you were; To Nathan, poison ivy, the first one in line for doughnuts, the strange looks you give me, classes together, and the dream that someday you can be better than I am; To Ray, E.Y.C. retreats, my X-Mas calendar, a brownie in the main hall, Kunta Kinte, the present in Biology, you-know-who”, your sarcastic imitations of me, Driver’s Ed and Watch out for falling wang-wang’s”; To Doug, the tape recorder at your mom’s, the long talks on the phone, coconuts, the death drive with Henry Guerra, an unforgetable Jr.-Sr. prom, moo moo’s in the field, a sexy smile, and many laughs at your mom’s house; To Elaine, the fights in E.M.S., oatmeal cookies, and your quality of telling people exactly what you think; To Robert Gadd, a dinner at Luby’s, follow the leader, and your genius ability in Latin and Trig.; To Mrs. Estes, my second mom, our talks, chocolate chip cookies, and your support for the past six years; To Mrs. Waters, Get in here, I’ve turned down your bed”, Tonight?”, and A1 Pacino; To Gretchen, Sonic and two pats on the dash board, a hug at Carmen’s party, You’re just what I needed”, the plans in Sizzler, our common obsession of food, B H’s Lights, Northeast Preserves, looking for the burglar alarm key in the grass, the unreal weekend of George’s B-Day, my side of the car, Romeo and Juliet”, Dartie and a walk through the mud to Mimosa, and the hope that we can be friends forever; To Choco, Kangaroo Court, pep talks, a trip to Guatemala, Houston, and Who cares?”; To Raymond, a straw and George’s B-Day; To Carmen, Austin (Porky, spit), the weekends spent with Bacardi, Lisa, and Aerosmith, our Club, Wilma and Poopsey, Flashfooter, our ladder, Driver’s Ed, carrots and celery, our picture in Algebra, 092, sparkle in your eyes”, ickey, Carol Burnett, a laugh in P.E. about my driver’s test, our candle” at the Rush party, and all the other fantastic times we’ve had together; To Syb, sulphur deposits, weenie Jr., and the hope that someday you can realize what you need to make you happy; To Ms. Mueller, a special thanks for taking an interest in me; To Mr. Rivela, six years, Christie Hill” in Helotes, and a perfect bird’s eye view; To Mom and Dad, a special thanks for sending me to T.M.I. because it meant a lot to me, an understanding of my college choice, and love always. And finally, to T.M.I., I leave the hope that many other people have the good times I’ve had going to school here. Walter Christley I, Walter Paul Christley, having never been of sound mind, and never intending to alter this condition, do herewith bequeath the following articles, advice, and other such matter to the following beneficiaries: To Walter Cline, my longtime friend and companion in evil deeds, I bequeath four years of evenings in the Middle School, and an entire music store to himself, also a cast party at Bombay, a post in Band Company other than base man, and four years of good friendship; To Kevin Warburton I leave a discussion with Voltare, the National Anthem, and Or-Wambat!”; To Mrs. Weinman I leave a water pistol, students who pick up their medicine on time, television during study hall, and Angie; To Mr. Miller I leave a new dorm, workmen who work, and nine seven-foot prefects, all built like Schwartzenneger; To all the prefects I leave my hearty congratulations on your survival and memories of a busy Senior year; To Miss Mueller I leave an A” average and papers handed in on time; To Vera Ayres I leave the Christian Share Group, two Military Balls, and Sewanee; To Jimmy Burke I leave Boy’s State and a blind date; To these and to all the rest: thank you, and I'm not afraid to say it, God bless you! Robin Davis I, Robin Anne Davis, also known as Big Bird, would like to leave the following to the following people: To Yolanda, being the only senior girl in military — it’s great; To Alicia, do you want to see a match burn twice?” and the scar on my hand for saying yes”; To Steve M., a kicker dance; To Die-dre, a stupid exercise in P.E.; To my little sis, Lee-Ann, our mutual friends at Roosevelt; To Elaine, her fantastic brownies; To Matt H., Geometry class and the A” we didn’t get, and a date if I come to Midland, Good Luck next year; To Steve E., a Ted Nugent concert and Tres’ birthday party; To Ray, our job this summer and the Happenings; To Robby, a cop at Olmos Park, all the sticks you’ve gotten and thanks for all the favors; To Rachel-Denise, Wedding Song”, your 16th birthday party, and all the grapes in the world that you could possibly want; To Beth, our great talents in volleyball, cherry lollipops, Religion and your great understanding; To Joel, a huge rock at Trailmakers; To Raymond the kid”, a big smile, the man”, a straw and all of your stories; To Parker, the Military Ball and Ginny; To Harvey, your first concert; To Beki and Sharon, Lukenbach, an oak tree that accidentally caught on fire and a fantastic summer; To Kelly, a graceful bow; To Cuatro, a hello” every morning; To Guy, a pair of bowling shoes, a guitar, another summer with Juan, wet paint at Pizza Hut and a new telephone — I’m sure yours is worn out — can’t imagine why!; To Mrs. Hicks, I leave the great lunches at school, Margene and the thanks for your help throughout the year; To Carmen, a sleeping bag to swim in at Camp Bullis, a ping-pong game, Truth or Dare, Comfort, The Four musketeers” and the meaning behind it, poke-poke”, a purple frog, Madman Across the Water, and the class of 76; To Vera, all the exciting dances we’ve been to, orange juice, our brainstorms”, DDP, the cool club, the annual, and don’t forget the Girl’s State meetings; To Scott, the same English class for 4 years, La Villitia 77, and all the rain, a wet canoe at the sophomore picnic, a dance with Margene that :194 Wills I’m still sorry about and the good times at her apartment. Thanks for being such a good friend; To Christie, 10,000 firecrackers, Wilma Watermelon, volleyball, Flashfooter, Dallas SPC, poker in the hall, all our diets, Roy’s ropetrick and his jokes, please let mtf drive your car”, a burglar alarm key and a red carnation; To Gretchen, the ride to Austin, Spanish, lunches during the summer of this year, a great Jr-Sr party, Wendy’s on Fri. the 13th, Jac and Annie, our fort, running around the track one night, one full day at school, the glasses from Bun-n-Barrell, a Charlie Brown Christmas Tree, all the nights at Bombay, a clock at Mi Tierra, the Christmas dance, Stan the man” and a red carnation; To Margene, I leave all the weekends spent at the St. Anthony, Jimmy’s John, Joe, Bill’s Cutlass one night. Midland, L-Street, Bo-Diddly’s, your apartment, Fire and Rain, and the best year?”; To Bruce, only 3 more years to go; To my parents, thank you for sending me to TMI, all the phone calls were worth it!, I love you; and To TMI, I leave four very different years and a lot of memories that I will never forget. Steve English I, Steven S. English, alias The Claw”, being of vacant mind and sound body to hereby bequeath the following: To Gretchen Jac” Waters, I leave Mosquito Field, a bottle of vintage Taylor Extra-Dry Champagne, a letter of acceptance from Trinity, a broken C.B., parties at Fleas”, a very memorable picnic at Delores, and my undying love; To Rachel Denise Baugh, I leave swimming in the baby pool, your own personal maid and good luck in the future; To John Nanny” Nancarrow, I leave many more great parties, a case of Lowenbrau, a tryout for the Cincinnati Reds and the ability to talk like a Texan; To Gil Gilbert, I leave Shelly, a bottomless keg of Lone Star and good luck at T.A.M.U.; To Dianna Jo Horne, I leave my Tab at La Posada, an empty check book and poetry in third period; To Jason Lavender, I leave Acapulco and a new coat; To Thad Thumper” Foster, I leave nicknames in German Class, your own private floor in ein Deutch Hotel, the avoidance of the culture shock” and loaded pistols in the back seat; To Parker Can-nan, I leave a blind date with Kim Whited and the promise that I’ll get even; To Eric Hike” Heicke I leave your own promised private phone booth in Olmos Park and 1000 rounds of ammunition; To Matt Hamm, I leave a pitching arm that will last forever; To Lee Hillis, I leave some kick a-- bass licks; To Kelly West, my favorite blonde, I leave another shot at the Military Ball Queen and the same sweetness forever that you have now; To J.J. Coutros, I leave letters to a very important person; To R.L. Brand I leave a very large bottle of diet pills and a charge account at Sugarman’s so that you can get the right uniform; To Miss Mueller, another student with the name English who can make at least a B in your class; To Prof. Irwin, I leave thanks for being a great teacher and a great guy; To Mr. Cotton, I leave five 6'9 basketball players and a person who can start the clock without the horn going off; To Coach Crisp, I leave a new bunch students, a sleeve of Skoal, and Hays County; To Prof. White I leave a new bunch of students who do not know how to use a water gun; last but not least, to Mrs. Hicks, I leave mucho thanks for being my guiding light” and the only person who gave me a feeling of self worth without even trying. Guy French I, Guy French, otherwise known as Frenchie, or the Wild Guy, being of sound mind, hereby leave the following items after 4 years at T.M.I.: To Vera Ayres, known as big sis, I leave, 15 years of great friendship, and a big tossed salad topped with Luby’s secret salad dressing; To Christie, I leave the hard top to the blazer when it is not being used and a case of fiestas in case of emergencies, or just to have a balloon fight; To Robin, who was an enemy at one time, I leave an empty bottle of Wild Turkey so she can remember what a good time she had at Bullis, and how none of us got in trouble, and the book in which I wrote The Life and Times of the St. Anthony Hotel”. Thanks for all the good times; To Scott Estes, one free pass to the Dirt Dobber Club, and the spare tire to the blazer so that he can remember what a good time he and his knees had; To Doug, two blind dates that he can take to Mr. Gatti’s and leave while they’re in the bathroom; To Joel, one head of lettuce and a bottle of bourbon to have as his dinner so that he will not remember where he is the next morning; To Raymond, the kid”, the key to the Seguin Crossbar Motel, and one free pass to a free game next year in Jeronimo; To my fellow soccer players, and all around goof-offs, I leave David Walker a popped ball that we had such a great time kicking in the thorn bushes; To George Ayres, the extra key to the Crossbar Hotel, and a night with the Seniors of '78, including G. Kennedy, and the coast where we tried so hard to get something going but just stood up all night doing nothing; To Lee Ann a case of champagne so she can remember what fun she had, and what fun I had taking care of her. Take care and I will always remember you. Don’t raise too much h— next year wherever you go; To Mr. Espino, thanks for all the help and confidence you gave me in my four years at T.M.I.; To Kevin W., who I didn’t think I would go through so many years of school with, or make it this far, remember all the scuba diving films, boy scout camp and the time we had to kill the chicken and eat it. Well, those days are over but yet we could not have had a better time. Take care and hopefully we can have as good a time again; To all the people at T.M.I., I hope you have as good a time as I did, and good luck to all in the future. Hcnnon Gilbert I, Hennon Gilbert Jr., known to some as Gil, Dill, Gib, etc., being of sound mind, healthy body and excellent sense of humor, do hereby bequeath, and give as graduation presents, the following things to the persons listed herein: To George A. I give a Trixe doll; To Vera, I give a competent photography editor; To Rachel, I give a boyfriend; To Billy B., I give a lot of questions about the Drill Team, A M, etc.; To Jimmy B., I give a TI Calculator and the best Leica he ever wanted; To Christie, I give a sack lunch; To Wally, I give a bottle of formaldehyde; To Walter, 1 give the rank of Captain and a car chase; To Criczis, I give a Levi’s Dress Bluejacket; To Robin, I give a one year pass to Bombay; To Steve E., I give a place in O. Park and Shelly; To Guy, I give a stepladder so that he can kiss Lee Ann; To Robert (EEK) Gadd, 1 give a funny joke, a weird windshield wiper and the printer’s; To Elaine I give a brief but good friendship; To The Kid”, I give a box of tapes; To Ray, I give pickle-bread and a great happening; To Chuck, I give GRR—; To Joel, I give a bottle of liquer; To Richard, I give a gong; To Jud, I give an ol’ gal”, Drill Team, and good luck at TM1 next year; To Kevin, I give my excellent sense of humor, because his jokes aren’t nearly as good as mine (see, that made you laugh); To Gretchen, I give a Hi, Gretchen!”; To Bobby, I give a Mexican passport; To Dick C., I leave a pound of quaaludes; To Cool” Harv, I leave a cool haircut; To Dix, I leave a dead dog and slurp; To Hillis I leave a sold Ted Nugent ticket, and a ride home from a wreck; To Yolanda, 1 leave Kyle and good luck; To Matt W. 1 leave a pair of elevator shoes; To Lincoln, I leave a last name that is not so hard to pronounce; To Billy L., I leave a double slurp; To Angel, I leave a big head; To Eric, I leave a medal, every gun ever made, the ability to beat Dix on the range and midnight car-tag; To Robbie, I leave Beth, a Bombay mug and my friendship; To J. Lee, I leave a pair of gun boots in case his feet get cold; To Diedrc, I leave a nerve-wracking carpool and 20 boyfriends; To all students at TMI next year, I leave a chapel every hour on the hour; To Mrs. Barnes, I leave going away hungry; To Mr. Espino, I leave my eternal respect and thanks (como se llama); To the library, I leave 1 hardbound copy of My Good Jokes”; To Scott, I give a popular character of The Hobbit, and the right guide on DT; To SGM Arnold, I leave a bigger fish, and; To TMI, I leave my thanks. It’s been fun. Elaine Glasscock I, Elaine Glasscock, being of harassed mind, frazzled nerves and run-down body, do bequeath the following items to the following people: To MMM, a lizard in her purse, That’s dumb,” That’s stupid,” I don’t know so I’ll just tell you the plot of the book, Blow it off,” a student who can spell, and thanks for sharing her friendship and insight with me; To Colonel Irwin, open book tests, soft music to compliment his voice so that we can really go to sleep, and a new eraser. To Robin Hey Shear”, my thanks, and a last Why don’t you just start over?”; To Colonel Brown, la cosa es,” Hey prof — tell another story,” una pistola (I’m sure he’ll need it), and thanks for all that you’ve taught me; To Dr. Stiles, a class full (well, maybe not full), of eager Calculus students, and the proof of the Fundamental Theorem (when I finish it); To Jeff S., But sir, I cleaned the brushes”; To J.J., six miles of green ribbon, and a boyfriend; To Angel, those good afternoon hugs that always made me feel nice; To Wade, lunch away, Art, F.co., and Gov’t. It was nice going to school together for a change. I hope High School is happy for you, and Hey Broth,” write me (Sis) at college; To Kelly, good luck in Spanish V, a crown on your own, and deadlines, copy, photographs and more photographs; To Gretchen, a boyfriend to keep, Newswatch at Sonic, and a College (somewhere); To Christie, remember M.S. (when we hated each other), the party for TMI girls at your house, and counseling sessions on the track about our respective diets and boyfriends (thanks); To Kevin, thanks for making Calculus fun, a new kind of keg, a secret, counseling services, a crush and my friendship; To Gadd, the name Robert (you mean he has a first name?); To Jeremy, a night that proves that subordinates have more fun, and H.E.B. sweetheart and a great friendship; To Richard RSVP Vaughan, a perfect eighteen holes, the perfect girl, and good luck at Yale (or is it Princeton?); To David, the mystery man, I leave the zoo (especially the bears), the Olmos Park Police, healthy tear ducts, tea, telephone calls around the clock and much love; To Vera Ayres, VAP, Wacko Ayres, Bera, yearbook runs around the track, DDP and strawberries, W.W., M.S., I’m thy father’s spirit,” Tell me it’s a dream,” When will you learn? You’re supposed to be perfect,” crying (more often than not), laughing, and so many, many things, most especially my love and friendship always; To TMI, I offer my thanks for the education and the experiences. It’s been real. John Hall I, John Raymond Hall, better known as The Kid”, do hereby bequeath the following to the following: To Joel Triplett; a new car, and a steady girl; To Jud Waggoman, something to do, and the best of luck in the future; To Kevin Warburton, a girl who will last and all the wine you can drink; To Gretchen, a night I won’t forget, and a good looking boyfriend who will be nice to you; To Stan The Man” Studer, Road Trip”, $5.00, and a pair of jumper cables for every car you drive; To Roberto Choco” Schaps, a car on time, the river on my B-day and a hypocrite; To John Nanny” Nan-carrow, an endless summer, and lots of luck in col- Wills 197 lege; To Stephen Frank” Mixon, gobble, gobble, gobble”, a car, not worrying about, Patty, cancer, and all of the great times we have had together, and lots of luck in the future; To Jason Wimplet” Lavender, lots of energy pills, and good luck; To Guy French, a night in the Crossbar Motel, Mrs. Barnes’ food, and lots of Lone Star; To Scott Estes, Miss Mueller, and a good looking girlfriend; To Rod de Llano, credit for all of the hours you have studied and a new car; To Christopher Criezis, a million dollars, a scholarship to the school of your choice, lots of girls in the future, good luck; To Walter D. Claine, an A+ in English IV; To Christie Chenault, a wonderful night, instructions on how to turn off the alarm; To David Bruner, an indestructable Trans-Am, all of the girls of your choice; To Esteban Fred” Baquedano, a night on the river, the best looking girl in the world for the Military Ball; To Vera Ayres, thanks for the cake, 1st period English, good luck; To George C. Ayres, a night in the Crossbar Motel, my B-day, a girl that will last for more than four months, no Spanish Homework, our Senior Year” together in ’79; To Luis Barranco, Los placos de mi coche”; To John Gaylord, a picture, lots of luck at TMI; To Marc LaFayette, a muzzle for your roommate; To Robert Green, someone to pull your head out; To James Bigmouth” Robertson, shut up, a car, good luck at TMI; To Alicia Blonde” Walldov, stilts, a night at Bombay Bicycle Club; To Robert Casso, the world, the best of everything; To John Hutchens, a fast car in George West under the only stoplight; To Jeff Brown, the Crossbar Motel, Lone Star Brewery; To Yvette Aguilar, an ugly brother; To Beth Stewart, Olmos Park, lot of luck; To Matt Hamm, a date to the Military Ball, lots of all-day doctor appointments; To Clark Gibson, some guts; To Edmundo Hernandez, a car, Barranco P.B., a finished painting, Robert Brand; To Joe Wright, a car, and a lifetime supply of Copenhagen; To Mary C. Connaly, New Year’s Eve, my CUDA, plenty of money, boyfriends and all of my love; To my brother Syd, Boystown”, a college diploma, the Love Boat, thanks for putting up with me; To Doug Hardy, a Hemi Barracuda, the beach, Hardy’s, all of the money I owe, parties, friendship; To my parents, all of my love, thanks for sending me here, a proud son; To all of the teachers I have had at TMI, Thanks for all you have given me; To everybody I have left out, thanks for the friendship, and the best three years of my life!!! A.M.F.” SRS. 79 III Musketeers Doug Lorenz I, Doug Lorenz, being of sound mind and capable body, do hereby attempt to write a will. I will the following important items to the deserving persons: To David Walker I leave a summer with Sad Wings of Destiny, your own golf course especially made for partying, and a good friendship; To Tom Walker, a basketball and lots of practice; To Guy French, a wild blind date and the experience of saying you learned your lesson; To Christie Chenault, a good friendship. Thanks for everything, and if you ever need someone to talk to you know who you can call; To Scott Estes, a lot of good partying times and a long friendship; To Gretchen Waters and Matt Hamm, your own Bombay Bicycle Club; To Robin Davis, a party at David Comegys house; To Julio”, alias Harvey Cunov, a ride on the van back from S.P.C. in Dallas; To David Bruner a Friday at the rodeo; To Matt Reed, long waits in line for concert tickets, and partying days at the Preserves; To Nathan Estes, a pair of tail lights for your car; To Preston Hanks, a Z-28 Camaro, many future years at SWTSU, and lots of luck with Tracey in the years to come. To Ray Mills I leave noth- Wills 199 ing but an evening at City Hall, and the idea that that’s what they call justice; To Carmen Samaniego I leave all my love and many future years together; To my father, thanks for guiding me in the right direction. I could not have done it without you; To mother, thanks for all the help and understanding; To a couple of old friends, named Kyle Myers and Paul Tracey, I leave two bottles of Jose Cuervo gold label Tequila and the possibility that I will see you at SWTSU next year; To the administration of T.M.I. I leave a lot of respect and luck in the future years; To Dean Kupchyk I leave an S.P.C. tournament and many hair cuts. Good luck to all my friends in the graduating class. Ray Mills I, Julius Raymond Mills, being of unusually sound mind and slightly abused body, hereby bequeath the following to the following we 11-deserving recipients: To Christie, alias Crispy, Peck-a-Freck, Rhode Island Red, I leave E.Y.C., a four point zero at last, a sleeping bag fight. Drivers’ Ed., slippery when wet”, urn, the um”, and last but not least. Chemistry class; To Scott, I leave a lot of good times, an unbroken tradition, the old van, snow wherever you go, Don’t let it bring you down, it’s only castles burning . . the time I first struck gold, and brown sugar cinnamon; To Nathan I leave a valedictorian rating, Owens, and the time you predicted what she would say word after word at S.P.C.; To Vera Joe I leave brownies, a birthday close to mine, a friendship that lasted, the ski trip, and J.C. in your life; To George I leave a corner to stand by and Casa-Nova; To Rachel I leave a metamorphasis, our Fr. year English class, a modeling job, and a poem of love; To Robin I leave our year in the corps together, Midland, a fight with your brother, and a happy life; To Carmen I leave our first table with Chuco, the first time at the house, and an apple; To Doug I leave Fr. football, a brew stop, the house, a bunch of parties, and your car and your music; To Gretchen I leave an oral fixation, a heated argument, the time we got left in the cold at Cooter’s-Brown’s, and a one track mind; To Jason I leave pulling thoughts out of your head, and the steam roller effect; To Gil I leave another Happening, picklebread, the first load by hand, a panty raid, and a party at Lisa Marley’s; To Harvey I leave a hot chick to counter-act his super-cool, KZ100, a cure for disco fever, and a new way to say wow”; To Stan H. I leave freedom from other hassles, control of the system, and an underground newspaper; To David W. I leave memories of the blast at the Fine Arts Festival in Big D”, The road to Babylon”, and the time at Burgundy Woods; To Karen J. I leave Mr. S. and Special K., a right numer in the book, ad a long talk in the summer; Richard T. I leave a bag of chips for break, thanks for getting me there often; To J.J. leave a movie we never went to, a great cousin and a tape to her, a talk about our problems, a Saint Bernard puppy, dancing in the halls, and taking notes” . . . you fool; To Margo I leave a loss of innocence syndrome, and no more Freshman put downs; To Andrea Desiree I leave an ego, a pleasant high school career, wiggling with the excitement of it”, a con into a drama class, and my respect, friendship, and love; To Jill I leave Todd (if you still want him), a lifetime pass, and a meeting at Mr. M’s; To Hillary I leave a nyaah” day, and a hard time that blew over; To Kathy L. I leave a call when I’m 25 and you’re 20, and a cast party; To Jodi I leave a talk on the front steps; To Sheri R. I leave a dance on your birthday; To Mother I leave congratulations for raising such a success and living to tell the tale, and thanks for all the things that you’ve done for me that I don’t understand fully right now, and all my love; To Janet I leave a pipe for the one I lost and an ear always ready to listen; To Dear Old 200 Wills Carmen Samaniego T.M.I.” I leave thanks for making me realize the difference between what 1 am and what others would have me be. LONG LIVE T.M.I. SENIORS OF 1979. Steve Mixon I, Stephen Fletcher Mixon, being of solemn mind with water ski in hand, solemnly leave the follow- )ing to the greatest people in the world: To Robbie Green, I leave a good time; To John Hutchins, a plane, a T-bird, and Georgewest; To Robert Casso, a simple explanation and Laredo 1; To Harvey Cunov, a hope that he never goes bald; To Matt Hamm, a date to the Military Ball; To Patrick Hurt, good times, a truck and great explanations; To Marc La Fayette, a person he can out-wrestle, and a room he can sleep in; To Beth Stewart and Alicia Waldov, good times and great friends; To George Ayres, good times, great friends, and a girl forever; To Vera Ayres, all the luck in the world; To Rachel Baugh, a boyfriend named John; To David Bruner, a lifetime supply of beer and all the luck in the world; To Christie Chenault, a good friend, and a lower balcony; To Walter Cline, a good friend, a math tutor and best wishes; To Robin Davis, good times; To Rod Dellano, good times and a mafia of your own; To Guy French, a great friend; To Raymond Hall, a Bombay buddy, a good friendship, and Bceville 1; To John Nan-carrow, a great roommate, and friend, an apartment of your own and thanks for listening; To Roberto Schaps, a great friend, and an unforgetable El Salvadorian; To Ramiro Trevino, an American accent; To Stan Studer and Joel Triplett, a road trip forever; To Jud, a meal at your house; To Kevin War-burton, someone to talk to, and There’s always a first time for everything”; To my parents, thanks for all the help and love, and for the opportunity to go to T.M.I. Bye, bye. 1, Carmen — San Diego, Woodstock, Flashfooter and . . ., would like to leave the following memories to all my friends who made T.M.I. bearable for four years: To Alicia; a cold day in Antartica, Porky, a scary ride, a tall boy and our fights in P.E.; to J.J., long talks. Rocky Horror Picture Show, Hail Carmen”, green, hyper moods, and to grow up and be just like me; To Beth, raiding the kitchen, a tour, Homecoming mums, The Exorcist”, three long hours, pushing my car at 50-50’s, and a wish for people to look at the inside and not always the outside; To Rachel, stealing signs, a guy from Chicago, Judas Priest, and olive skin; To Esther, Bologna; To Robin, Big Bird, our notes, letters from the North Pole, the ability to take a joke, and Friends” always; To Scott, a good friend, Christmas ’77, and the Red Car Club; To Ray, poons, a box of bleach, songs, a good laugh and apples; To Vera, a good friend to have. Anatomy Academy, and success; To Jud, panicing before a Trig, test, the Tower, and honking on the way home from summer school; To Dr. Stiles, a five year supply of colored pens, and Oh, Blow it off”; To Mr. Shear, an understanding teacher, and your lovely music; To Guy, the x-rated movie we never saw, and la-la-la-”; To Kevin, your smart mouth; To Gretchen, the horseback riding we never did and To better times”; To Dianne, a weekend -at the lake, and your poems; To Matt, bugging me, always understanding, our sophomore year, and a talk at the lake; To Preston, our good taste in friends, steamroller, Halloween, and Football, Football, Football; To David W., Folklifc Festival, a lot of good times, a golf course, and Carla; To Nathan, Latin III; To Mr. Loomis, Mr. Kazoo, last year’s graduation party, and a baby named Carmen-Christie; To Steven, our English class, and Homecoming (thrilling, huh?); To Christie, Long live Snoopy”, Con- i Wills 20ll vention (bubbles), Hey-Hey”, Barcardi and Coke, Screwdrivers, Aerosmith, Lisa, Roy, a green and beige Cutlass, Pres., moo-moos, a bath, Never Promised you A Rose Garden”, Jr.-Sr. Prom, I’m gonna’ whack . . glasses, Wilma Watermelon, ickey”, wedding . . . ours!!!, and friendship forever; To Doug, our mouse, parties, fights, the lake, spring break, car trouble, champagne, wine, ole blue, 2 winks, green weenie, love-hate, your blue eyes, drive-ins, Sept. I7th, Judas Priest, Boston, AC-DC, Kiss, Jethro Tull and flannel shirts, San Marcos, a summer together, a great family, Chinese food, our second date, and the old me. You are my first love and you’ll be my last; To my parents, I thought it was a waste of money at times but I put up with it and listened to you. I’m glad I did. I love you. Thanks for being the way you are.; To T.M.I., I leave Mrs. Barnes’ food, a lot of good memories and hopefully an education that will take me somewhere. Stanley Studer I, Stanley Studer, leave the following to the people that made my last four years: To Joel, I leave a trip to the coast, an A, and a full can of beer in an ice boy; To Guy, I leave a trip to the coast, a table at Bombay and 100 quail; To Raymond, many more road trips,and a new Old Blue; To George, I leave another birthday like the last one; To Jud, I leave another trip to the rodeo; To Kevin, I leave one more big word; To Scott, I leave a keg on tap and; To Gretchen, I leave a private room at Bombay. Ramiro Trevino It’s time to say goodbye. I don’t know what to say because everything I did in this school I will always remember. First of all, I am going to thank my parents because they helped me all these years. They deserve all the stars that are in the universe because I don’t know how to thank them. One thing is that I’m always going to remember the friends I made at this school, not only students, but teachers too. These are the friendships that count. I want to thank Mr. Espino because he has always been there to help me. I thank all the faculty, and hope that they remember how they helped me. I hope that I can help them sometime. I want to congratulate the coaches because they made us winners. I have some things I want to give to my friends: To Rogelio, I give a big 45’ so he can take care of himself; To Macouzet, a wife so he can feel like a big man; To Jones and Alvares, a jail bond if they ever need it; To Ramirez and Morecos, a six pack; To Baque-dano, my thanks because he has always been a friend; To De Los Santos and Dix, a new air freshener for their room; To George A., a lock for his room so nobody can do anything to him; To Robert Schaps, I leave a body guard; To the Alfaros, a U E plane ticket to Houston; To Archer, an arrow, To Mundo, the world so that he knows what his name is in English; To Jud, a carrot; To Kelly, a polaroid camera so she doesn’t have to develop pictures; To Vera Ayres, a new yearbook staff; To Robin, my plattoon and; To Eric H., a used gun and ammo magazine. Thanks to all the seniors and my friends. I’ll never forget this place. Hasta luego y buena suerte. Sinceramente, Ramiro Trevino C. Robert Gadd I, Robert Gadd, being fairly sound and slightly round, do will the following items to the persons indicated. To Kevin Warburton, plagerized newspaper articles, trips to Mungia Printers with stops at Mi Tierra, a seasonal pass to Rocky Horror, Scenic Loop, his VSOP, Six Flags, 1460 days at USAFA, and my most devoted friendship for life; To Walter Cline, first Chair in the New York Symphony, a car 202 Wills of his own, a lifetime subscription to D.C. Comics, an unbeatable pinball machine, and our lifetime friendship; to Richard Vaughan, a Jag” of his own, my ability to run a Student Council meeting, Palettas, Elaine, and my deepest thanks for his friendship; to my friend Jud Waggoman, Frenchy Burke’s red-headed daughter, the Citidel, all the Mexican Food he can eat, and an armadillo burger at Sills; to Gil Gilbert, Mack hats, a dip, relatives in the Postal Service and his O.I.I.G.T. joke; to Vera Ayres, a bunch of EEKS,” a prompt humor editor, her brother’s brain, a whole beer for her to drink, and my best wishes; to Jimmy Burke, an unwrecka-ble motorcylce, past .memories, and of future at SU; to Harvey Cunov, a new hairdo, younger girlfriends, and tickets to every concert; to Matt Waller and JJ Coutros, a Latin III answer key; to Eric Hiecke, a .22, .25, 30.06, .38, and a 36-24-36 of his own; to Mr. Loomis, a competent Odyssey staff, and a lifetime discount with the Gadd Warburton moving company; to Chuck Swenson, an ever loyal girlfriend, a classroom of knowledgeable classmates, an H.P., and luck in life and Pre-Med; to Scott Estes, a can of Preenas and a bunch of Bummers, a room with G.W.; to Mr. Rivela, studious students, a car full of beautiful female Driver’s Ed. trainees, and my thanks, to Mr. Espino, my utmost respect and gratitude for his influence in my future; to Mr. Thomas, Mr. Crisp, and SGM Arnold, my thanks and a bunch of model students (like myself) in their classrooms; to Dr. Stiles, a gross of Mensas, a TI 30 and my best wishes; to Robert Casso, a new chair and some maid to maintain his pad”; finally, to TMI and all that it stands for, my heartfelt gratitude and respect for helping me off the threshold into life. Richard Vaughan I, Richard Steves Vaughan, also known as little Vaughan,” and last Vaughan,” (and for the benefit of some unnameable faculty members, George Robert and Curtis) being of sound mind and willing pen do not wish to leave any particular items to any particular individuals. I simply want to thank SGM William Arnold, Col. Bryan W. Brown, MSG and Mr. Robert Chavez, Mr. William Southern Baptist” Crisp, Col. Virgil Espino, Major William Hayes, both A W Hollnagels, Col. Donald Irwin, Mr. Laird Loomis, Miss Mary Margaret Mueller, Mr. William O’Brien, Mr. Marion Rivela, Col. George Rodgers, Lt. Col. William Greenburg, Mr. Robin Shear, Dr. Fredrick Stiles, Mr. Melvin Thomas, SGM Charlie Windham, MSG Adrin Wood and Mrs. Fred Zalmanzig. I also wish to say thank you” to all my many friends that I have lived part of six years of my life with, from Aguilar to Yu; especially to Vera, Nathan, Scott, Guy, Robert, Doris, Allan and Chuck, a special thanks to Elaine, Jud, Kevin, George, Robert and Curtis III. To each and everyone of you all, both faculty and students, thanks and may you go far in the world with God, the Father, watching over us all. So long Texas Military Institute, from me and the whole Vaughan family. John Waggoman I, John Judson Waggoman also known as Jud”, C.D.”, Red”, Wag”, Sir”, and other various titles, now leave the following items which have stacked up over the years at TMI: Believing that first things come first, I want to thank my parents and grandparents for helping me through 4 years which have given me great opportunities that I never would have gotten in that little town I grew up in. To all of you I leave my love and greatest thanks; To Col. Rodgers and SGM Arnold, I thank you for helping me make the right decisions and, despite the various obstacles, keep the military Wills 20: dominant at TMI; To Col. Brown I thank you for being the greatest teacher I ever had, knowing that each time you ever yelled at me 1 deserved it and it did me some good anyway. I want to thank all of the faculty who have helped me and who have supported the Corps at TMI; To my brother Mike Wood, I leave a great and lasting friendship, Arkansas, Geometry, our late night talks, our cot-ton-ball fights with Ayres, MSG Wood, weekends at my house, and all the other things we did; To Ayres, I leave Wood, our friendship, Rockport, Betsy, waves. The Crocket, MSG Wood, everything else and finally a BIG wave that will take you and your caster from Sunset Beach to Wiamia Bay; To Warburton, a great friend, Latin, The Cotillion, Crider's, The Broken Spoke, Rev. Comegys, Fernando and boys. THE Company, Lester, he glass door tha you broke, Ya’ll g ahead and get your ICE water”, the sedan, Monty Python, Fiddlin’ Frenchie Burke, your stupid books, your pouting fits, and all the other things I never will forget; To Vaughan, a tilt-a-whirl ride, (bar-b-q-right?), trips to the lake, Spurs games, Kevin, and my thanks; To Vera, the greatest girl I’ve ever known, all my love, our talks, my fiddle. Fiddlin’ Frenchie Burke, Yeeehawww” and thanks for everything. Vera, you’re one in a million; To Scott, a great friend, a skiing trip, Fren-chic Burke, and the ability to do all the things that you wanted to do like truck driving in your big Kenworth; To Gadd, a guitar lesson with Ted, Gil- 204 Wills ■■ bert, and the Drill Team; To Gil, 4 great years at A M and keep your cool; To Gretchen, I leave Steve . . .,; To Hall, The Kid”, Big Red and the fastest car around; To Christie C., your beautiful red hair and a wish that we were better friends; To French, thanks for helping me in the Corps, Ayres, and a great friend; To Mr. Rivela. Latin, a snake in the Driver’s Ed. car and Hey you guys, shut up will you?”; To Choco, my roommate, Guatemala, y buena seurte mi amigo; To Miss Mueller, a biographical dictionary on the left so she can find out the truth about her authors; To Cline, a good friend, a slide trumpet and the best of luck in the future; To Big Bird, a crazy nickname, and my friendship; To Mixon, a big turkey, my friendship, and a trip to Cuero; To Carmen, my mother; To Nathan, a Pro-Basketball contract, a downhill racer, and a mad dash to the room in Santa Fe; To Rupe, I leave the Corps . . . Good Luck!; To Waller, the | Drill Team; To Robert Maurer, Battalion Commander in ’83; To all the remaining and upcoming people at TMI I leave a challenge to rebuild the school to the point where it once was. Keep the military as strong as ever, and beware of a new administration. This place has changed so much, I sometimes wonder if it is the same school I wanted to come to. In closing may I wish the best of luck to the community of TMI in the future. I bid you farewell. Kevin Warburton I, Kevin Morris Warburton, being known under no aliases, having spent twelve years at TMI am of exhausted mind, similar body and barren soul. It is for this reason that I feel it necessary to unburden my life by parting, or imparting, with those dearest of memories and closest of remembrances which eventually, even one such as myself, will collect. What TMI has given me, I can never repay: it’s against the law. I can only hope to thank those who have made the intolerable seem bearable and the impossible fun. To Walter, Scenic Loop. Austin, Rocky, F.raserhead, ten minutes to the Vicar’s house, our grandfathers scotch, a half-price sale at Jesus’, the prom, and a friendship possible only between two impossible people. To Jud; two summers, Cryder’s, Frenchie Burke, Kerrville, Ruth and Sharon, Broken Spoke, Lester, Alexandra’s party house, ice water, Johnny Smoke, Hipp’s, Drill Team and a lot of a word which will make you turn red(der) — love. To Robert; a beautiful sister, lots of beer, L’a Provence, a guitar, a dead date, you bet I am” strength, and our friendship which though brief, will last forever. To Vera; a new steady, a million damned snazzy pads, eleven years of tolerance and one of friendship, V-uhhh-ra, a problem cousin, the Junior prom, a plaque reading Only the editor works” and all my love. To Elaine; a room full of Iranians, Fred, a ladder, a blarney hat, a cassette and a close friendship. To Richard; house rules, Heidi, backgammon, fierce competition and knowing that : being a Richard” is more important than being a Vaughan.” To Guy; scuba diving, a General’s daughter, beer, La Quinta and a long and close friendship. To Lee Ann; your middle name, hope that you can still use it, best buddy, a bruised butt and a quickie. To Beth; a green rubber band, close dancing and my love. To Kelly; a mutual friend and a new waltzing partner. To Raymond; Jenny, a red fender, RHX-721, and a lot of fun. To Bobby; my favorite Mexican friend, funny handshakes and a diet. To Christie; do it for J.W., a mixed-up birthday party, Big Bend 75, and a lot of fun. To Steve; Fletcher, Carmen’s party. Gobble-gobble, Patty, a shared bed, Shlotskies, Cuero and one hell of a good friend. Finally, to George; September,” Barry Manilow, $85.50, Houston, blood, a near-fatal fight, Rivela, the ’79 M.B., Woody, a drive to my house and all of the things which only you and I know, our friendship, and not knowing how to leave. If anyone feels jilted or relieved that they did not j appear here — tough; Vera didn’t give me enough room to do anything. LET'S MAKE A DEAL COMPLIMENTS REP. JAMES R. 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Shout of Joy Monday-Saturday 10 5:30 (512)822-5328 Location: On St. Luke's North Parking Lot f it FLOWERS Jtr lifts 1-512—734 6441 Gus Mauermann Allen 2101 McCullough at Ashby San Antonio, Texas 78212 226 Ads Here Is Your Alma Mater, Class of 1979. Remember It, Respect It, and Use the Knowledge You Have Gained Here in All Aspects of Your Future. The ALUMNI AND ADMISSION 0FFICER8 OF TMI Wish you Good Luck — You Have Been and Always Will Be an Important Part of TMI. £Af« NS Since 1934 Credit Card Chargee Taken By Telephone CHy Wide Delivery We Wire Flowers Flowers for All of Your SpecieI Occasions CAUTHORN'S FLOWERS GIFTS 2021 San Pedro— 736-4411 To Rachel-Denise My Love in the Future MAMA Congratulations Seniors Mrs. Alderman, Mrs. Doyal Mrs. Heard, Mrs. Holmgreen Miss O'Connell, Mrs. West Congratulations Seniors From H H MEARS RANCH 228 Ads Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Qenior Class MR. MRS. WALLACE BECK Congratulations and God's Richest Blessing on the Class of 1979 Mr. Mrs. Ralph E. Haines Congratulations Seniors of 1979 Mr. ■ Mrs. Lee V. Venzor Congratulations to Our Son Robert Foster Gadd, IV and the Class of 1979 Col. and Mrs. Robert F. Gadd, III Ads 229 555 South Alamo • P.O. Drawer 1509 • San Antonio Tx 78295 • Telephone 512-229-1000 1979... A very good year for TM1 Seniors and the Four Seasons—Plaza Nacional... celebrating our opening in 1979. San Antonio’s downtown garden hotel... As a matter of fact, would you believe that I, Earl Herbert, am speechless and can think of nothing to write or say which could praise CRUSADER ADS enough. Congratulations Seniors RBH EXPLORATION Best Wishes to The Class of 79 From The Students of Santa Fe Church Esther Matt Sandra Susan Yolanda Yvette Ads 235 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS DURING THIS SCHOOL YEAR FROM THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT 236 Ads AS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF OF THE SCHOOL NEWSPAPER, THE ODYSSEY, I HEARTILY RECOMMEND BUYING ADS IN THE CRUSADER. WHEN WARBURTON TALKS EVERBODY LISTENS! Ads 237 Congratulations to Our Class of 79 Love, SCOTT GRETCHEN P.S. Gandalf B.H.'s Forever Compliments of MATCH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Compliments of SAMUEL'S GLASS COMPANY i 238 Ads Compliments of NORDHAUS FOODS Compliments of MR. BECKER Compliments of MRS. NEIL J. MURPHY Compliments of MRS. T. S. CLEMENTS Ads 239 Congratulations Qeniors T.M.I. BOOKSTORE I 240 Ads I never came to you, my friends, and went away without Some new enrichment of the heart: More courage for the days ahead, And often in great need Coming to you I went away Comforted, indeed. With all my love and appreciation, One more week and we are free No more T.M.I. for me. No more class just beer and wine We are the CLASS OF '79 A.M.F. Steve, Raymond, George, Roberto Vera Congratulations to: The Crusader Staff Iff u i f TO SUIT YOUR TASTE 1 k TIME cooD un 3 LONE STAR VOLKSWAGEN 3303 Broadway at Brackenridge Park 824-7311 Congratulations Gretchen Love, Mom Dad Congratulations Seniors CINCO INC. 722 Colliseum Road Fred Waters, President Congratulations to the Senior Class MR ms MNTINfl I I Thanks Mom and Dad for all your help. Because of you, I had one hell of a good time in my senior year. Love from your son, Ramiro Ads 245 246 Ads Compliments of MR. MRS. RODRIGO R. deLLANO BOYS AND YOUNG MEN’S SHOP 352 North Star Mall Phone 342-5257 San Antonio, Texas Compliments of a FRIEND 248 Ads 1979 CRUSADER STAFF Sponsor — Bobbie Jarrett Editor-in-Chief — Vera Ayres Photography Editor — Gil Gilbert Jimmy Glusing, Des Weatherford, Rod de Llano, John Gaylord, Richard Heard, Alejandro Lipkies, Tom Oei, Kelly West, Andrew Howell, Stewart Scott, Edwardo Alfaro, Thomas Mus-gravc. Harper Martin Copy Editor — Elaine Glasscock Richard Vaughn, Kelly West Layout Editor — Britt Buchanan Humor Editor — Robert Gadd Faculty Editor — Robin Davis Yvette Aguilar Classes Editor — Christie Chenault Vicki Gunn Student Body Editor —Jud Waggoman Organizations Editor — Carmen Samaniego Esther Murguia, Mimi Gaiennie Sports Editor — Ramiro Trevino George Ayres, Lee Venzor, Steve Mixon, Beth Stewart Activities Editor — Nick Coutros Susan Murguia, Rachel Baugh, Frank Garcia Advertising Editor — Gretchen Waters Yvette Aguilar, JJ Coutros