Thomas A Edison High School - Spark Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 266 of the 1982 volume:

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Gonzales Vicky Gonzalez Melisa Cavazos Cl'll'lSly 'Medll'la ' Maria Medina Rachel Barron Debbie Moreno Denise DeLa O Carmen Adames ' Patricia Villareal Susan Rodriguez Carol Messer Adela Moreno Lizz Vaness Michelle Morales Dana Bonam Esther Hernandez Brenda Yanas Susan Saenz Mario Bernal Scott Maley Alex Luna Adam Montalvo Nick Paveglio Ms. Lou A. Brown Spark Yearbook ,Staffyvishes to thank Mary Rodriguez for Cover design. One last thank you goes to Terry Peel, our Newsfoto Representative. About the Book . . . ls there any better way to guide man's prog- ress amid the creation, to define the very act which allows him to assess and understand the universe, in which he is not a disconnected frag- ment but the complete image of the whole? By coloring and engraving man makes the creation visible, indicating both his identity with the cosmos and his distinctness from it. This act offcoloring and engraving is inseperable from the very act of being conscious. Therefore, what better ,symbol is there than the stained- glass window if one wants to get as close as pos- sible tothe human work as itCe34pa'ndsEcoYding to the decree of the Revelation. By stained glass, in terms of art we mean a window filling composed of an ensemble of small glass plates, coloured or otherwise inter- connected as in a mosaic, and painted to form an image. lt has been said that people are much like stained glass windows. They glow and sparkle when it's sunny and bright, but when the sun goes down only then is the true beauty revealed if there is a light from within. ,.fg' T ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'TTTOEW3 Are All a tained Glass . . . Pep rallies always bring out the Bear in everyone at Edison High School. This year was exceptional, though, because our football team had such a spectacular season. Teachers, students, coaches, and even parents took part in the pep rallies. Cheerleaders did skits to entertain the screaming student body, while the Mar- ching Band featured some of its sounds and soloists. This year, Spirit and Pride was the main in- gredient at our pep rallies. We walked to every game with our heads high, and whether we lost or won, we knew we had something to be proud of Our Bears. Top Right: Edison Faculty members have their spirit high during the Edison- Churchill pep rally. Center: We are all a stained glass, no two of us are alike. lThe Edison Student Bodyl Bottom Left: Cynthia Gallegos and friend ltrombonel play with pride. Bottom Right: The Golden Bear Band performs one of it's unique halftime shows. -1 till 5 1 Si l 'if M llkhwizwlraai if 51 No Two ol' U Are Alike . . . Top Left: The Golden Bears tangle with a few Burbank Bulldogs. Center Left: Zina 'Boo Wells hams it up during a pep rally. Center: No two ofgus are alike, says Evelyn Alva and Cindy Villa. Center Right: Senior Mario Bernal says, Go, Fight, Win. Bottom Left: Drum Major Debbie Sparks and other band members Cookie Val- -lvz. Mercy Cruz, and Alonzo Hutchinson cheer along at the pep rally. Cheerleader l' lisa Arredondo finds a quiet moment during the football game. 5 Top Left: Joe Paveglio pigs out in homemaking class. Top Right, Senior Gilbert Bar- rera works hard during the summer to raise money for his Senior class. Rain or shine, Kelli Gunn and Keith Lytle support the Bears at a football game. Bottom Left: Leonard Var- gas, William Rodriguez, and Mark Ferro try to put a curse on the other team. Bottom Right: Helen Buescher and Coach Nate Washington know their Bears are ffl. Are Unique, It Takes All of 6 Opening Section Together-to Equal Gni ,Q ,v WI 'tif ,hy Q, ' I 53 is Top: Steve Mejia, Danny Moreno, Mario Bernal, Mike Barrera, and Sammy Gomez.- One Class Act. Lower Left: Zina Wells holds up more than she can handle, at the pep rally. Center Right: Dedicated Punk Rocker, Rachel Sweet makes an appearance at E.H.S. as Eric Sau- cedo looks on. Opening Section 7 eww Highlighting Color Week festivities, was the annual Color Day Assembly. Varsity football players were honored escorting hostesses from various clubs and organizations. The Bear Band played numer- ous tunes and the students were entertained by the Cheerleaders and Goldengirls who did dance routines. The Drama Department took the spotlight when they enacted two skits, one of which was, The Bar Scene. At the closing of the assembly, the traditional prayer song was sung and it left 'everyone with a feeling of pride inside. Night fell, and once again, students returned to Edison for the Color Day Dance. Overall, the day turned out to be a very exciting one. . Top Right: Jay Sanchez escorts Speech Club hostess Felicia Phipps during the assembly. Top Left: Brenda Baldez asks the question, Do you want just a little but more? Lower Left: Ruben Huizar walks center stage with Denise Del.aO and Lon Solis. Lower Right: Tina D'Orsona punks out at the Color Day Dance, 8 Color Day x A Slice of Life, Preserved l - ,, lim ' , I I Top Left: Let Groove Tonight says Jackie Gomi and J. C. Mende Top Right: Debb Baiza swirls some of the late sounds. Bottom Lei Adam Colbath ar Theresa Estrada 1 the two step. Bc tom Right: Abraha Rodriguez shox Cecelia Smith l fancy footwork. Who were they? They came from everywhere, all walks and rm. Freshmen, that's what they were and they came from the any middle schools that feed into Edison. At first it took some ne getting used to new teachers, classmates, and the everyday iutine of getting to classes on time. When the worst was over the est was yet to come. Many Freshmen were involved in sports, :hool clubs, and class activities. Some participated in pep rallies, ent to school dances, and supported the Bears at all sporting zents. All in all, the Freshmen had one exciting year. We hope ,ey will be around for awhile. 'XF' ip Left: Curtis Bird sips on a cool one at the Military Ball. Top Right: Gina :lis is all smiles during tennis practice. Lower Left: Freshmen Priscilla Kern and aria Luna prepare to take another dip in the pool. Lower Rightg Not now, l'm sy, replies Richard Dela Fuentes. Freshmen Frenzied Freshmen!! li P l 1 l l Qophomores, Sophomores, and More Sophomores Be nice to us, we're Sophomoresf' We may not have been here that long, but at least give us some respect. We are involved just like any other class here at Edison, and possibly even more spirited. We're Sophomores and Proud of it. Top Left: Monica Estrello looks with bewilderment into the camera. Top Right: Bill Lockwood becomes center of attraction. Center Left: Sophomore Jean- nie Murphy says, what you lookin' at? Center Right: Esther Hernandez tries for the school's largest bubble. fWe were told later, she was close. Bot- tom: Sophomore Ernest Martinez gets into some heavy stroking while playing his tri-toms. Sophomores 1 1 qw. .LQ QV' Juniors Make Waves . . . As my Junior year crept upon me, l found myself becoming more involved in school activities. l wasn't going to let time slip me by. l only have one more year after this one, so I had better make the best of it. iimiiii., Wiiiiiiiie'iiiwi... F. ei Upper Right: Nick Paveglio waits for some beautiful girl to ask him to dance. Center Left: Kay Fol- ger clowns around in a skit performed by the Color Guard. Center: Junior Cindi Mendoza excites everyone with her burning baton at the annual Christmas show. Center Right: Alex Luna greets everyone with his camera as they enter the auditorium, Lower Left: Remy Huston takes a breather after a wild dance, Lower Right: Junior Francine Abrego goes bell happy after a pep rally. 12 Juniors I Wouldn'+ Have Missed Ii for the World! Our last year in high school, our Senior year. One of the most exciting and memorable years in our life. lt is filled with good times that we have with friends, bad times and sad times that we may encounter with work, parents, and teachers. All these times we will remember well. L'I've waited all my life for this year, because in May l will be a graduate. The year we start our dreams and goals for the future, and end our lchildhood playl. Upper Left: Brenda Yanas gets overly excited with all the Color Day activities. Lower Left: Cheerleader Marcie Smith goes bananas during the pep rally. Upper Right: A wild bunch of 'Seniors get together for a picture. Center: John Gonzalez plays his tuba with a bounce. Lower Right: Senior Richard Hernandez says, Go Gorilla Go, and Bears too, ii ii H 514: ' fi 2 f Nw i 3 i 'l 'li M ,,1 , ,:1fi2' 'j if i V, aflghlu j S P' , ii' 1, ,. sriiv, 1 fr uyjmlsl- . M ' Photographs and Memories Are All . Top Lett: Senior Class President Dan- ny Uranga mows lawns to raise money for his class. Top Right: The Mighty Bears ae coming, the Mighty Bears are coming, the Mighty Bears are here. Lower Left: Debbie Sparks anticipates the start of the assembly. Lower Right: Rachel Barron, Connie Kraft, and other hostesses relax in between assemblies. 14 Student Body I Have . . . to Remember You Reflections of a lite ' fyiiifw K, ,yt ' A333- 'il Q -M---- s 'q I Top Left: Cyndi Arnett masqerades on a Halloween Eve's night. Top Right: Bear Spirit is reflected in Miss Arnot's art class. Lower Left: Javier Briones tries to make a pass at Cindi Gallegos, lWe think she said yes.l Center Right: Zoila Vasquez wonders what big sis is thinking about-Dina Vasquez. Lower Right: Edison tracksters ain't misbehavin', they're just relaxin'. aluie You X Fu in-1 an Q 2 1981 District Chaimpions wentg-two Years Later . . . In 1959, Ike was president, gas was 25 cents a gal- NAME POS. Joe Paveglio QB Dale Garza K Victor Gomez QB Larry Retault RB Sammy Gomez FB Jay Sanchez WB John LaFarge WB 32 Steve Mejia SE 38 Danny Uranga FB 42 Mario Ruiz RB 44 Keith Edwards FB 48 Henry Elizondo FB 50 Jaime Landin K 51 Abby Cantu C 52 Daniel Moreno C 53 Mike Barrera G 60 Ruben Huizar G 61 Lyndon Duano G 62 Gilbert Barrera G I 64 Paul Solis G 65 Julian Gonzalez G 66 George Trujillo G 67 Noe Herrera G 71 Nick Yglesia T I 72 Emilio Moran T - 73 Mario Bernal T 75 Albert Pavon T H 80 John Pena TE G 81 Victor Perez SE F 82 Richard Hernandez WB if 83 Paul Howerton SE 84 Alfred Gomez TE 85 Paul Alvarez WB Benny Jasso Head Coach Gre Williams Asst Coaches Jim Baile Jim Jordon 86 SE - 99 ' ' - - - ' ' V, ' , T Nate Washington, Bill Evans, Juan Rivera, Jerry Dosser, Tony Green, and 'E Hector Rodriguez. Trainer-Jay Young. Opposite page, TL: Jaime Landin attempts field goal as Victor Gomez holds. TR: Coach Gregg Williams sets up next play with determination, CL: John Fifi LaFarge sings, Do Wah Diddy Do. CR: Bear Spirit lives 'on at Churchill game. LL: Joe Paveglio wonders what to expect during the 'second half of game. LR: Abby Cantu, Mike Barrera, and Lyndon Duano have lots to smile about, lon and Ronald Reagan was spending his bedtimes with Bonzo. It was also in that year the Edison Bears won their last district football championship. That is, until the Edison Bears defeated the Jefferson Mustangs 27-10 at Alamo Stadium to hand them their first district championship and playoff berth in 22 years. The victory gave Edison a 6-1 record in District 31-5A play. Sam Houston and Highlands also had one loss but since the Be-ars beat both Houston and Highlands earlier in the year their win over the Mustangs clinched them the district title. The Bears, meanwhile were 7-3 for the year and with the win they had the unenviable task of meeting the tough Churchill Chargers in bi-district. Bears give Chargers Scare. The heavily-favored Church- ill Chargers moved into the city championship but not before the Edison Bears threw a bit of a scare into the Team That Might Be King. Edison hadn't been in any sort of play- off in 22 years and judging by the way the Bears started, they were tight. ln the first half, Churchill was never forced to punt and Carlson completed eight of nine passes for 126 yards. That set the tone for the first half as Churchill ran up a 24-O lead. To Edisonls credit, the Bears could have gone into early hibernation then, but Greg William's team fought back to make things interesting when Edison scored twice in the third period to narrow the score 24-13. The mini-come back was even more impressive when you considered that the Bears went nearly the entire game with its backup quar- terback Joe Paveglio. The Chargers made it 38-13 with their last 7-yard scoring drive and the Bears got the final touchdown of the game, when Paveglio hit La Fargo on a 39-yard bomb that was tipped by Charger defensive back Chris Eichler. The Edison Bears Football season was a very exciting and spirited one. We feel that every player and coach should be recognized for their remarkable accom- plishments. District Champions 17 Anything made to serve as a guide for making some other thingy shapeg We take life one piece at a time . . . PaHerns-Pari I Z , ,,,, Y ,,.,,. ,,,, , ,, ,,,.,,A nfnffi W., , K 179 Have We Got the Spirit? What a year! The 1981-82 school year is a year that will long be remembered. The Bears won district after a long and rocky 22 years. What is football season without pep rallies? It's a school with no spirit. But we had spirit, yes we did. Many teachers, parents, and students waited after school for the first pep rallies. Later in the season the time changed for the rallies. From the beginning during pre- season when we played the l-larlandale Indians to the end, when the final climax was against the Churchill Chargers, pride was apparent. The Edison Golden Bears stood proud and walked tall. Each and every pep rally became something to look forward to. All were different and fun. 0-C ,KZ i 0 S 3 sa Top Right: Are these the Edison Cheerleaders? Center Left: Patricia Gomez struts her stuff at the pep rally. Bottom Right: Victor Perez, Steve Mejia, Gilbert Barrera, and Dale Garza have their share of laughs at the pep rally. Left: Tricia Gomez performs at the pep rally. YW Y 7 Him. o A'-rw-fb-...,..,..,,MQ ill .YK I l l 'V .. ,MMC A :R wr' - W 3 -1: fi, '- r x, I s .5 3, fb' HW2,,,.9f ' 1 gin? or V hhh ., w ill i ,V , ,efbfidfw I A '-- - Z .5 V -Q H alf' '- - Q i 5 I an H 1 i i A - M V M tr Y iw I er ' 7 ' . Q f l Well... ,,,,.,,-v- LM ,L ...- Yes. Top Left: Coach Williams talks with pride about the team. Top Right: Ruben Huizar and Gilbert Barrera show off a new dance. Bottom Left: Larry Retault, The New Tarzan. Bottom Right: Everyone joins in to sing the prayer song. 21 The Excitement . The most exciting day of Color Week is Color Day. Football players and club representatives each had their moment in the Color Day assembly. The Edison Golden Bear Band played a few numbers to keep in the spirit of Edison. This exciting event was on October 2, 1981. Top right: Paul Alvaerez and Anna Gonzales march through the Color Day assembly. This page: Left: Sammy Gomez and Mary Garcia are excited about Color Day. Bottom right: Cookie Valdez and George Trujillio watch their step. Next page: Top left: Keith Edwards moves to the beat. Top right: Students show their enthusiasm for D.J. Bot- tom: E.H.S. knows how to jam. 22 Color Day Assembly of Color Dag PM 1 5 f N. l. V ,ggi 4 X 'I af 6- f ,fn .T 15 WEP' :ww -HA, . , . ,:'- ,, Z . , , if . 1,4 Q7 M . 5, 17, , J ., W A ,V1 N . . AR ki vb' Color Day Dance 23 Gonzales Takes irst To promote a little more school spirit the Spark staff had a class decorating contest. The class that showed the most spirit would win a free page in the 1982 Spark yearbook. This year's winner was Mr. Joe Gonzales' class. The second place winner was Ms. Dominguez's class. Many second period classes showed much spirit by just participating. The winners were announced during the Jeff pep rally. Dominguez Takes Second INSTRUCTOR 1 904 ip, x N , CHAPTER I Q24 NT fxQcE?RE33E2L7A K V.l.C.A. Xi W IM IE LU if U LU KI EU U3 Ill Li! LFJ LF if U IU E GBQJGDG Q X J' gzQW,! Q ZAZQMJ gmmog, REE-1. V ra. Qbfrafw M? 5 l -f OJ MJ YJ! W gg?X11fndL-ual' Eng fi1f.fww.41L Umm MRM Of W ZU,w0cv 'ffm tmfgiel 5 U.I.L One-Act Pla The Drama department put on several plays through out the year, but there is always one play that they practice extra hard for and perform extra well for. This play is their U.I.L. One-Act Play. This year it was held at Highlands High School on the 23rd and 24th of March. The name of their play was Catherine Howard. Top Left: Sylvia Alonzo tells a friend the latest , Bot- tom Left and Top Right: Do the pictures really tell it all? Middle and Bottom Right: Cast members try ex- tra hard to remember lines and cues. il 26 UIL Play As Theg March Alon The Golden Bear Band has participated in any activities. A few of the most exciting ones re during Fiesta week. This is when the band arches in both The Battle of the Flowers and iesta Flambo parades. These parades happen- d during Fiesta week. op Left: Francino Abrego concentrates on her Bottom: Trumpetsg Trumping! Top Here they come! Middle: The drum lineg Right: Introducing The Golden Bear gf The month of December was certainly a cheerful, spirited, busy month for Edisonites. To start the Christmas season off the Student Council had their annual food drive. Each second period class and all clubs and organizations donated change they could spare. By the end of the drive, the Student body had made over S1,100. All this money went to a good cause. lt went to purchasing lots of food to help many needy families in our own Edison community. To begin the holidays the Marching Band had their An- nual Band Show, on the 18th of December, the same even- ing the Student Council sponsored a Christmas dance. Top Right: Roland Sandoval shows how to play the sax. Top Left: Lela Bonewitz does her daily shopping? Bottom Right: The choir shows their Christmas spirit. Next Page: Top Left: George Romero has had a little too much Big Red. Top Right: Armando Garza shows us his E.H.S. style. Bot- tom Left: Mariana Martinez, finds out how much Kool-Aid cost these days. Bottom Right: Mercie Cruz and Emilio Gamez have a laugh. 28 Friends Holiday Happiness 2. im . lf . irrrr rri .... r - . 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Di iriot 31 5-A Champ st Row: Manager Rene Ramirez, Nick Yglesia, Paul Howerton, Jaime Landin, Victor Gomez, Jay Sanchez, Larry Retault, Dale Garza, John LaFarge, Alfred iomez, Gerald Kercheville. 2nd Row: Noe Herrera, George Trujillo, Julian Gonzalez, Paul Solis, Gilbert Barrera, Lyndon Duane, Ruben Huizar, Steve Mejia, lario Bernal, Javier Briones. 3rd Row: Coach Nathaniel Washington, Coach Jim Bailey, Richard Hernandez, Henry Elizondo, John Pena, Abby Cantu, Leo lonsivais, Danny Uranga, Coach Jim Jordan, Coach Gregg Williams. 4th Row: Coach Bill Evans, Paul Alvarez, Emilio Moran, Albert Pavon, Daniel Moreno, eith Edwards, Benny Jasso, Joe Paveglio, Victor Perez, Mike Barrera, Trainer Jay Young. Led by a great Bear offense and followed by an outstanding Bear defense was the right combination for a district title. The Bears great offense led by quarterback Victor Gomez, along with runningbacks Larry Retault, Sammy Gomez, and Keith Edwards are only part of the whole offense that helped with the district title. The Bears defense really stood out by stopping opponents with only short gains. The Bears started the season right by defeating Harlandale 14-0 in their first game. The next game against Madison was one of the best games of the season. It was a hard fought game with the Bears losing 21-6. Holmes was the hardest pre-season game played. The Bears were overpowered and lost 37-8. The opening district game against Highlands was a very close one, but ended with our Bears on top 14-8. Opposite Page: Victor Gomez tries for long yardage. Left: Steve Mejia wat- ches game, anxiously waiting to go back in. V Football 35 Bears Open on Right Track . The next game was an easy one in which the Bears defeated Lanier 19-0. Tech proved to be worthy opponent for the Bears, but our Bears rose to the occasion and met the challenge as they defeated the Buffs 7-3 in a very close game. Against Burbank, the Bears took an easy victory, winning by a score of 30-O. Wheatley was the only team to defeat the Bears in district play. They won the game on Bear mistakes by a score of 14-6. The Bears recovered from that loss and in a breath-taking game they beat Sam Houston. The Bears and the Cherokees fought to the last second and as the smoke cleared the Bears came out on top 14-13. Now with the last game coming up everyone knows the Bears have a very goo-d chance for the district title. Now the Bears meet archrival Jefferson on the playing field and prepare for the battle. There is a feeling of excitement in the air and you can feel it. As the final second ticks off the clock the crowd rises and cheers not only the Bears but the District Champs as they defeat Jeff 27-10. 36 Football Hu kies Bite Bears Q 1 it ugh 3 mf R Opposite Page: Top: The great Bear offense lines up for another great play. Middle: Gilbert Barrera and Emilio Moran rest before going back in. Bottom Left: Victor Gomez runs and looks for the open man. Bottom Right: Bears running a play for short yardage. This Page: Top Left: Coach gives speech to players. Top Right: Bears stretch before game. Middle Left: Larry Retault runs for short yardage. Middle Right: Coach draws the next play. Bottom: Larry Retault runs through the open hole. Football 37 Bears Out Wise the Owl As our Mighty Bears now move into the playoffs, they face the Churchill Chargers. As the players prepare themselves both mentally and physically, the student body lets the team know that they're behind them 10070. Now the mo- ment comes that everyone's been waiting for, and as the Bears come on the field the crowd gives them a standing ovation. Although our Bears start off slow, they start to come back in the second half. They score and score again but the lead already built up by the Chargers is too great and as the fans watch in despair the Mighty Golden Bears fall to the Chargers 38-19. ta r l g it y 2 rfyi i I 1 i en i ' N f Bears Put Dogs in the House 0: it Opposite Page: Top: Henry Elizondo blocks opponent. Middle Left: Larry Retault runs out of backfield. Middle Right: Larry Retault looks for hole to run through. Bottom: Larry Retault runs behind Victor Gomez. This Page: Top: Sammy Gomez still on his feet. Middle Left: Keith Edwards smiles after victory. Middle Right: The Great Bear offense plans their next at- tack. Bottom: Mario Ruiz watches Bears start their attack slowly. Football 39 Sam Who Will Remember U Outstanding players for the Bears that made the All District First Team Offense wereg Quarterback Victor Gomez, Runn- ingback Larry Retault, Tackle Albert Pavon, and Kicker Jaime Landin. First Team Defenseg Guard George Trujillo, and Middle Lineman Sammy Gomez. Making All District on Second Team Offense wereg Runningback Keith Ed- wards, Wide Receiver Benny Jasso, Center Danny Moreno, Guard Paul Solis, and Punter Julian Gonzalez. Second Team All District Defensive playersg Defensive End Mario Bernal, Defensive back Paul Alvarez, and Safety John I..aFarge. Our congratulations go out to the players making the All-District Team and to the rest of the Varsity Football players that helped bring the District Title to Edison . . . Top: Bears break through. Middle Left: John Pena takes a break from the action. Middle Right: Bears take a water break during a timeout. Bottom Right: Jay Sanchez and George Trujillo make a good tackle. 40 Football 5 an H 'r if -'W i i .1 s ?lEf.5fW'2sii Wf 7' fn' -f 1nl?Qqfff::7ift1?iv7rfj1Qw g.,,'1 ff'T:Z'5 '9??? 7ETlW!SfEM'i3?iW fifif' 45Wi?55'ZAf:'?,LW9ff?:igIQf'r55W fr H r r i ' . ' ' , K T - . ,- i f f x at it A .. ,. -' f -- H - . I k -::5:,g,: w we 9 ' W 'fs We-H'f,W::-z,:,f' wife- :if Z'f:A1i-5532: S x21-'fbi' iii ' - f ' .... ' ' , i - ' - V , .V , . A- . , ' . T T T N' - ' . W.. . L f ,I . are , 1 5 ,.,.i Bears Siumble on Hill Top Left: Keith Edwards runs for open field. Top Right: George Trujillo jumps for joy over District Title. Middle: Larry Retault is stopped short. Bottom: Keith Edwards runs for long yardage. Middle Right: Keith runs in open field. Football 41 Cub ace Tough ohedule Edison Harlandale Edison Madison Edison Holmes Edison Highlands The J.V. Football team showed a lot of spirit and sport- smanship this year. They finished with a 4-5-1 record. All their Edison Lanier losses were only by a touchdown, which isn't much. The only team to defeat them by more was the Highland Owls. Even Edison Fox Tech against them the Cubs showed a great team effort. Outstanding players for the J .V. Football team were Edison Burbank Quarterback Mark Wallace, Split End Jaime Montemayor, Tight End Roland DeLos Santos, Runningback Oscar Pacheco, Edison Wheatley and Tight End Nick Paveglio. Although the J .V. Football team didn't really come through Edison Sam Houston this year, we're sure that next year these players and those that are returning from Varsity, will make the best team we've Edison Jefferson ever had. Top Left to Right: Carlos Vargas, Bryan Myler, Ben Hernandez, Nick Paveglio, Joe Novak, Paul Montemayor, Robert Mendez, Mark Wallace. Second Row: Manuel Betancourt, Danny Hinojosa, Larry Vitela, Joe Barnes, Roland De Los Santos, Joe Garza, Adam Colbath, Roger Martinez, Third Row: Coach Hector Rodriguez, Rudy Vidalez, Andrew Acosta, Simon Alva, Roger Cavazos, Danny Hayes, Larry Wollny, Charlie Villarreal, Coach Jerry Dosser. Bottom: Manager Rene Ramirez, Roger Almarez, Henry Lopez, Oscar Pacheco, Chris Hernandez, Charlie Rodriguez and James Kerscheville. 42 Football IJVJ J.V.'ers Prepare for Varsiig . l l l l op Left: Bears crush ball carrier. Top Right: Jaime Montemayor looks on with temp- tion. Middle Left: Noe Herrera brings clown a Madison ball carrier, while Abby Can- looks on. Middle Right: Simon Alva takes a water break. Lower Left: Oscar acheco runs for extra yardage, while Danny Hinojosa blocks ahead. J .V. Football 43 Q reshmen Break Even Bottom Row: Jimmy McCord, Edward Avilar, Phillip Fernandez, Charles Alva, George Chapa, Andres Botallo, Edward Aranda, Mario Rodriguez, Raymond Soto. 2nd Row: Adrien Garza, Robert Martinez, Peter Garcia, Thomas Ortiz, Lorenzo Garcia, David Kern, Alfredo DelMoral, Joe Martinez, Nick Lopez, Roy Cornado. 3rd Row: Diego Gallegos, David Gonzalez, Anthony Castillo, Charles Johnson, Robert Rojas, Paul Rodriguez, Edward Padia, John Gomez, David Martinez, Ruben Zamora, Jorge Medina. 4th Row: Coach Juan Rivera, Gilbert Rios, Blas Telles, Mark Kyle, Edward Cardenas, Ricky Martinez, John Paveglio, Ceasar Estrada, Ike Butler, Coach Tony Green. The Freshmen team ended this season with a Edison 3 MacArthur split record of 5-5. They played against teams of different levels of skill. They defeated such Edison Lanier teams as Lanier, Tech, Lanier, and Burbank. These teams were very good but our team was Edison Burbank better. All these players will be looking toward the future football on the J.V. team and later Edison Highlands on Varsity. Outstanding players for this year's Freshmen Edison Fox Tech team were John Gomez, Edward Cardenas, Mark Kyle, Ricky Martinez, Blas Telles, and Edison Lanier Charles Boo-Boo' Johnson, Good luck in the future on J.V. and Varsity teams . . . Edison Fox Tech Edison Burbank Edison Wheatley Edison Sam Houston Edison Jefferson 44 Football Vollegball Team Ties for Second -p Left to Right: Lori Solis, Terry Tovar, Mariana Martinez, Lorena Rios, Anna Gonzalez, Bottom: Kathy Holguin, Marianna Gallegos, Sally Tynan, Jessica Jreno, Joyce Rosenwald. DISTRICNQ-5tiedforsecondb I This year's varsity volleyball team had a very outstanding year with a C3-5l pre- Burbank 158. 12-15' 8-15 Lost season record, and a C9-Sl district record. Y 1 This gave the varsity team a berth at 2nd Lanier 14.16.15-13-8.15 Won place. Each player stood by each other all ' ' the way, with the wins and losses, each Highlands 15'7A10'15.15-4 Won player shared both grief and happiness. l 1 They are a family of sisters which care and Tech 17.15. 15-9 Won stick by each other. Y This year's honors go to Sallie Tynan, 1st Wheatle 74515-9 Lost Team all district, Joyce Rosenvvald, 2nd y ' Team all district and Mariana Martinez, Houston 15.9. 15,2 Won Honorable mention. Jefferson 15-133 5-155 7-15 LOS! , Burbank 11-155 15-103 15-3 Won in Lanier 15-3515-8 Won Highlands 11-15 13-15 Lost 5 Tech 15-12 15-10 Won ' Wheatley 15-13515-10 WON Houston 12-153 15-59 15-4 Won Jefferson 10-155 6-15 LOSf l 1 Volleyball 45 Varsity Volleyball Girls Show Pride Top: Coach Hallman and varsity volleyball girls hucldle before game. Center: Team-mates knock off before practice. Bottom: Mariana Martinez and Jessicia Moreno eagerly await the ball. 46 Volleyball ' Girl Have Successful Season spike the ball into her opponent's face! Top Left: Teammates watch on as they await the ball to fall into their hands. Bottom: Jessicia Moreno shows she can play volleyball even with her eyes closed. Top Right: Sallie Tynan attempts to Varsity Volleyball 47 Cub Show Pride The Junior Varsity had a very good year with the record of 9-4 which placed them in fourth place in district. They played two invitational tournaments which included Alamo Heights I.S.D. and Northside I.S.D. With each game and tournament every player was aggressive and ready to challenge their opponent with the determination to win. They had a good year and deserve the credit, but next year they are determined to give it everything they've got to be the champs of E.H.S. 1 1 - I Non-District Holmes 8-155 9-15 Madison 15-1252-15515-13 Churchill 3-155 15-75 2-15 Memorial 15-35 15-3 Harlandale 8-135 3-15 Edgewood 16-145 11-15515-11 Marshall 15-135 2-155 3-15 So. San 9-155 15-125 4-15 District Burbank 15-85 15-8 Lanier 6-155 15-45 15-9 Highlands 12-105 12-145 7-15 Tech 15-7511-15513-11 Wheatley 7-155 15-35 15-10 Houston 15-125 15-7 Jefferson 4-155 5-11 Burbank 15-85 9-155 15-9 Lanier 15-65 7-155 3-11 Highlands 10-125 9-14 Tech 15-65 15-10 Wheatley 15-75 11-155 8-15 Houston 15-105 15-6 Jefferson 5-155 10-85 13-11 I - 1 - - 48 Volleyball 11- qnupr V- 5, 'i O, rrs, fe- ,,., 4 eff .M . Q- I Top: Coach Hallman, Silvia Garza, Elvia Veliz, Maria Montalongo, Joann Ortiz, Zelda Castillo, Martl Garcia. Second Row: Monica Marzano, Rachel Lopez, Norma Ruiz, Dina Vasquez, Yolanda Vasque Janice Vradenbur, Debbie Ruiz, Monica Estrello. Bottom: Blanca Hernandez, Pat Martinez, Esthi Garcia. Cub Work Hard l Top Right: J.V. warms up as Coach Hallman writes up the line up. Bottom Rightg Joann Ortiz attempts to spike the ball, Top Left: Esther Garcia and Rachel Lopez watch game with smiles on their faces. Bottom Left: J.V. volleyball girls walk back to locker room with disappointment on their faces. Volleyball 49 Frosh Share Qnd The Freshmen Volleyball team T really stood out this year with a l record of 11-3. They tied for 2nd place in district as they showed , their opponents that they meant T business as they defeated almost all their opponents. They played each game very aggressively and with determination. They also had their share of wins in tournaments in both San Antonio I.S.D. and Nor- thside I.S.D. Hopefully next year we'll have as good as a team as we have now. So thanks and con- gratulations go out to this year's Freshmen, next year's Junior ? F Varsity. Bottom: L to R: Isabel Luna, Zoila Vasquez, Selma Cantu, Brenda Cantu, Pat Martinez, Coach Josie Pena. Tr L to R: Linda Valdez, Corrina Huston, Cissy Alfaro, Bonnie Sanchez, Genevieve Montalvo, Josie Villanueva. Picture above: Zoila and Isabel listen to Ms. Pena as she gives advice. Right picture: Cissy spikes the ball over the net as Josie Villanueva looks on. 50 Volleyball Wifi Bears Put It Together ottom leftsrightz Gilbert Barrera, Mark Ferral, Coach Bill Evans, David Cantu, Manager Rene Ramirez. Top left-right: Mark Ruiz, Albert Wallace, John Carter, ohnny Bermea, Danny Uranga, Leonard Vargas, Joe David Flores, William Rodriguez. '-4 , Qtr -M ...W is is ix , al The Varsity Boys Basketball Team had a better than average season. They came out with a 15-16 record with the help of Coach Bill Evans. Coach Evans has hopes that next year's team will have an even better season with two returning starters. Some outstanding players this year were 4- year letterman Johnny Bermea, 2 year letter- man Will Rodriguez, 2-year letterman Joe David Flores, and 2-year letterman Leonard Vargas. Some very exciting games this year were those against Houston Worthing, McCollum, Jefferson, Lanier, and Highlands. Even with all the disappointments this year the 1981-82 Bears Basketball team never gave up, and put out tremendous effort at all times and for these among other reasons, it was a team that Edison students can be proud of. We would like to congratulate this years players and wish next years team GOOD-LUCK. Right: Albert Wallace shoots for two while Joe David Flores fights for position. Varsity Basketball 51 Hoopsters Have Winning Season 5 I dai A 4 i l Top right: Albert shoots for two. Top left: David Cantu looks at the scorebdl while he gets a breather, Bottom left: Leonard Vargas goes to the line to slm while Will Rodriguez waits patiently to go in. Picture above: Will Rodrigu makes an easy two. Bears Worked Hard!!!! op left: Johnny Bermea shoots over opposing player. Top right: Mark Ruiz al-ces an amazing layup. Bottom: Joe Flores scores on a layup. HOLMES 57 CLEMENS 63 HARLANDALE 44 EAST CENTRAL 41 KENNEDY 72 CORPUS CHRISTI MOODY 78 AUSTIN JOHNSON 73 SEGUIN 53 HOUSTON WORTHING 77 MACARTHUR 56 EAGLE PASS 41 MEMORIAL 38 CLARK 48 SEGUIN 43 SOUTH SAN WEST 72 AUSTIN REAGAN 75 MCCOLLUM 80 LANIER 43 TECH 58 WHEATLEY 63 BURBANK 50 HIGHLANDS 58 SAM HOUSTON 82 JEFFERSON 54 LANIER 65 TECH 54 WHEATLEY 52 BURBANK 64 HIGHLANDS 59 SAM HOUSTON 57 JEFFERSON 63 Varsity Basketball 53 g J.V. Team Can'+ Seem to Fit 2 if 3 Kneeling left-right: Steve Aguilar, Refugio Rodriguez, Roger Almarez, Danny Hayes, Cesar Serna, Kshanaka Jayasundera. Standing left-right: Bryan MylerQ Scott Cox, Coach Nathaniel Washington, Mark Wallace, Eric White, Thomas Espinoza, EDISON 37 HOLMES 61 I 36 CLEMENS 49 58 HARLANDALE 53 47 EAST CENTRAL 52 48 KENNEDY 45 75 SOUTH SAN 70 51 JOHN JAY 62 32 SEGUIN 54 44 Fox TECH 54 50 MEMORIAL 51 55 SECUIN 62 47 EAST CENTRAL 40 36 ALAMO HEIGHTS 42 54 SOUTH SAN WEST 63 47 MCCOLLUM 49 55 LANIER 58 - 40 MARSHALL 43 4-ge? 57 NIXON 48 37 MADISON 73 42 WHEATLEY 37 28 BURBANK 44 45 HIOHLANDS 51 41 HOUSTON 64 55 JEFFERSON 51 41 LANIER 38 42 WHEATLEY 47 I 64 BURBANR 44 54 JV Basketball The Ri ght Pieces Together V iwwwseieafisefww- pposite Page: Danny Hayes makes an easy layup. This Page Top: Eric White oots over defender. Bottom Left: Mark Wallace makes a very tough shot. Bot- m Right: Roger Almarez makes a tough layup over opponent. This was a rebuilding year for the J.V. Basketball Team. They ended this year with a 10-17 record which is really an understatement considering the skill and coordination the team has as a unit. Most of this year's team will be advanc- ing to play on the Varsity Team next year. This year's team had a lot of problems plaguing them this year, mainly their height. They also had a lot of pro- blems with injuries which cut down their strength considerably. The team's outstanding players were Mark Wallace, Bryan Myler, Roger Almarez, Thomas Espinoza, and Scott Cox. Coach Washington did an excellent job considering the circumstances. This was Coach Washington's first time coaching the J .V. team as a unit. The team is really looking forward to next year while im- proving on their game this year during off-season. gg, Club Have Grrreal Year!!! Standing: L to R: John Gomez, Gary Rodriguez, Charles Martin, Mark Kyle, Edward Cardenas, Cesar Estrada, John Paveglio, lke Butler, Jerry Padilla, Anthon Castillo, Charles Scott. Kneeling: L to R: Charles Johnson, Luis Sanchez, Coach Hector Rodriguez, Paul Zamora, Gustavo Alanis, EDISON l 48 ALAMO HEIGHTS 35 J 53 CENTRAL CATHOLIC 44 32 EAST CENTRAL 50 - 43 BURBANK 42 48 TECH 55 49 SAM HOUSTON 72 49 LANIER 16 - 62 WHEATLEY 34 I 36 BURBANK 21 50 HIOHLANDS 43 , 48 HOLMES 46 I 44 JEFFERSON 42 I I 32 SAM HOUSTON 52 51 JEFFERSON 55 45 LANIER 50 49 TECH 45 55 WHEATLEY 54 44 BURBANK 36 58 MADISON 51 70 CHURCHILL 55 52 MARSHALL 61 36 SAM HOUSTON 34 55 JEFFERSON 58 Middle right: Mark Kyle fights for a jump ball. Lower right: Charles 'iBoo- Boo' Johnson goes to the free-throw line to shoot two. ,W ,,' I I h' M, to The Qlfls Played te thelf best eblhtv eveh though thelf ee record did not show it. They all exhibited determination, w desire, end hard work. We leek forward fo next years team ii ,.' ::,e especially due to the fact that our Junior Varsity did so well. -l e--' It 5 1 ,l, . . . Outstanding players were Santa Castro, Chris Castro, Connie Q g N W Kraft, and Carol Sifuentes. Ms. Pena will only be losing three l' ,,,tl Q E55 players, but they have been the three best players that Edison 1 ,,, , . . 5 s has produced in a long time, said coach Pena. i 1 V ASST. COACH-Mrs. Salinas l. ,,,, Right: Chris Castro throws in ball. Below: Nadia BenKacem dribbles ball ll Vw downecourt. J tsrr s A - SQ, ,1,.. , A V he -11' t . ts t is ,,, l ll J 'lllil J i ,,, .. I hhtt s if 131 silsee 1 J iiie it stttr K l '- , A le mimi me f --swf ,M i N1-1-I H if ' .rf , fwrlqf, ., ,.., r ,,,, :assi ms -1 Jcseit. ,,,, ,, s at , wg ,, ,lf Q awww ,K-wi, f fry., , l:.s3i275f Eta. if ,,J,,, .,,,, ,.., i t ,,,WV 5' 712- H Wi we - ' Standing: John Rosenwald lstatisticianl, Debbie Ruiz, Carol Sifuentes, Santa Castro, Connie Craft, Nadia BenKacem, Coach Pena. I.-R Kneeling: Rose stillo, Cynthia Lopez, Chris Castro, Elva Artega, Nancy Sciaraffa. NOT PICTURED: Esther Garcia and Debra Bonocinni-Mgr. JV 57 ...sa-nw.-u -gas'-0-'K '-'J ls, ,K R Y, X' Top Left: Connie Kraft shoots free-throw. Top Right: Nadia Benkacen takes it down court, Bottom Left: Chris Castro prepares to shoot a free-throw. Middle Right: Carol Sifuentes prepares to make one at at time. Bottom Right: Connie Kraft shoots a jump shot. 58 Girls Varsity Basketball Bears Tr to Put Q5 'Hs Pieces Together -as ' iiii 6 W at ' 1 New-,Wm ..,, at , 5 'fl . 5 -1nn......f f , , ,Q 7 5 i t X ' gi- I HW , I ' ,ij:fE5 :z:,i fA ', AKLL lbk iiili fvfw fi5i.f. llLl: 1' :wg ,st i?,,wfSY5fi --Wiz 'rf-'f'f', ,f',1j ' 1. 'V mr aww .. f he , 4. EDISON 42 37 44 45 49 42 53 42 62 52 72 54 28 50 5 Opponent Holmes MacArthur McCollum Harlandale Providence Kennedy Harlandale John Jay St. Gerard's Clark Memorial Laredo Martin John Jay Jefferson Churchill Lanier Fox Tech Wheatley Burbank Highlands Sam Houston Jefferson Lanier Fox Tech Wheatley Burbank Sam Houston Highlands 58 48 52 22 31 39 26 62 59 59 42 68 70 56 52 ' 65 66 ' 51 34 36 39 48 51 33 41 ' 66 42 49 44 32 53 ' 62 36 47 60 58 48 35 50 63 1 ' 60 Top Left: Carol Sifuentes makes a lay-up. Top Right: Santa Castro makes a three point play. Bottom Left: Chris Castro brings it down the court. Girls Varsity 59 J.V.'ers Look Dui the l 2 1 It was a tough year for the young junior varsi- ty, but we managed to pull through with a fairly good season, said Coach Salinas. They had a record of 11-16. Most of our freshman players were playing against sophomores and juniors from other schools. The J.V. girls proved that they definitely had confidence and the potential of a good basketball team determined to give it their best shot! The team took second place in the Edgewood Tournament. Picture at Right: Norma Ruiz does some stretching exer- cises during a hard workout. V M Sitting L to R: Martha Garcia, Lina Valdez. Kneeling L to R: Norma Ruiz, Pat Martinez, Zelda Castillo, Sandra Benavides, Cindy Cantu, Josie Villanue Standing L to R: Coach Josie Pena, Corinna Huston, Genevieve Montalvo, Cassandra Washington, Patricia Martinez, Tammy Hickinbotham, Cissy Alfaro, M Martinez, Coach Rosalinda Salinas. 60 Girls JV Basketball Window Towards Next Year up Left: Sissy Alfaro loses on a jump-ball. Top Right: Josie Villanueva takes the ll undefended. Bottom Left: Cassandra Washington and opponent have a tip-off ISON 29 52 39 37 38 34 25 25 34 43 41 36 43 35 43 37 37 41 28 26 38 46 43 26 26 37 30 ,. , fr V. f,,.u Opponent Holmes Memorial Harlandale Providence Kennedy Burbank St. Gerard's Fox Tech John Jay Jefferson Lanier Memorial Burbank Jefferson Wheatley Roosevelt Kennedy Lanier Highlands Sam Houston Jefferson Lanier Fox Tech Wheatley Burbank Highlands Sam Houston Siaff 96012. Girls JV Basketball 61 Edison's Tracksters Varsity Track The Varsity Track team consists of: lpicturedl Top row L-R: Emilio Moran, Joseph Barnes, Henry Elizondo, Oscar Tamez. Bottom row L-R: Coach Rivera, Kshanaka Jayasundera, Luis Villarreal, Alfred Gomez. Not Pictured Alonzo Villarreal. J.V. Track The Junior Varsity Track team consists of: lpicturedl Top row L-R: Robbie Pastrano, Abby Cantu, Danny Perez, Scott Cox, Ben Hernandez, Carlos Vargas, Adam Coldbath. Second row L-R: Warren Pena, Paul Howerton, Julian Gonzales, Kenneth Gonzales, Larry Vitela, Noe Herrera. Bottom row L-R: Coach Green, Reuben Villerreal, Javier Valdez, Fito Carrelo, Roger Almarez, Dominic Delgado, Simon Alva, and Mario Garcia. Freshman Track The Freshman Track team consists of: Kpicturedl Top row L-R: lke Butler, Cesar Estrada, Jorge Medina, Edward Cardenas, Charles Martin, Mark Kyle, Tony Caverly. Second row L-R: Coach Washington, Eddie Ledesma, David Martinez, Roy Coronado, Diego Gallegos, Anthony Castillo, Edward Avelar, Paul Rodriguez. Bottom row L-R: Adrian Garza, Raymond Soto, Marty Rodriguez, Charles Johnson, David Kern, George Chapa, Charles Alva. 62 Boys' Track HSI Speed:-:ters F mush Fourth The Varsity Track team consists of: lpicturedl Top row L to R: Mrs. Salinas, Laura Carvajal, Connie Kraft, Leticia Flores, Carol Sifuentes, Cassandra Washington. Center row: Chris Castro, Rose Castillo, Rachel Lopez, Marie Zepeda, Esther Garcia. Bottom row: Elva Arteaga, Debbie Ruiz, Elvia Veliz, Lorena Rios. The Junior Varsity Track team consists of: lpicturedl Brenda Cantu, Iris Ramos, Cindy Cantu, Lina Valdez, and Selma Cantu. 64 Girls' Track 1 ,. v +1 -5 . vi :ft to Right: lris Campos, Laura Caravaja, Rose Castillo, Santa Castro, Nancy Sciraffa, Chris Castro, Marie Zepeda, and Coach Rosalinda Salinas. W- it -t , ti , i I Q ., K gk tg, KA , QQ' K rt 7 f is iwh M ,Q ffswf .Q 11, 9: pw , , 9 a , it itz K., . a 5 4 , f .R if GH? M' ' - - R We 3 M- wi' 'f iw X Y ' M Ai 1 - if S Wm -ma, 'QL V. f - QM 2 J iw f. - Q Q ' if W 'Y HW ? A - ' 'i if X six W3 iteilfjl 'Q 'fiw 5 f fi- if W fs-mg at bf Q 2 .-4+ w V -- ww yiiwfviw-' -i.,,fw.,. it ,W f f ' 1, f .N fix.,-, lx. ,Vai-S5 3 A X A ? K M 1 ' gt, on an ,, :Igji19.EQl'?f2ff.-fzgiiife gf -i g: 'gil.fiEg3g,,?Qgi'.sliQfQ, 5' ,L - ' I I M , ATEN i . W 3 wg 211+ , A, X ' -it f-, .1 gsm N as, it ,r-. 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P X ' , 5 Y , S sk Q 3 M -if , QWW f J , . 4 N S ' v it c KZ is is X K xii J goats - 1 fiQ 'PYii,f,ff71,y: 2 s if X fi: P , gi, ' ,, in if f f Q' W ,if oc v H WSW 1? W it , 2 ,L w Q 1 f . x i- fc-fm'-f 5 X K ti f Q55 Q f. -, L Q., 5. Q , uf ,, wt., ,Q E 4 Q 5 N ,G Q 3 M XX rn- tiff? N Q +6 33312 fs' K Q. if Sw X 'fir K 2 Q K M S X I , S an K ,N K Nw Q so 1 Q Eight in Bottom Left: Marie Zepecla stays in pace. Picture Above: Rose Castillo sprints to the finish line with pain. Track 65 Swimmers wim to Success l Standing: Coach Johnson, Mike Ledesma, Chris DeLaGarza, John Carter, Ben DeLaGarza, Edmund Shahrzad, Wesley Smith, David Rodriquez, Charl Rodriguez, Donnie Starr, Andrew Rodriquez. Sitting: Priscilla Kern, Mary Luna, Nancy DeLaGarza, Erin Vaca, Vicky Bowerman, Lisa Reyes. The Edison Boys' and Girls' Swim Teams were very suc- cessful in 1982 as the Girls' Team finished 2nd in the district and the Boys' Team finished 3rd. Both teams virtually re-wrote the Edison record book as 95013 of the records were broken this year. Highlighting the season was a fine senior year by Michael Ledesma. I-le completed his career with three individual varsi- ty records and being part of two record setting relay teams. The Girls' team showed excellent progress with Lisa Reyes and Erin Vaca setting records in their specialties. This year's team will not be affected by graduation as most of this year's team are underclassmen. W iifsiiiii V i Vsif 3 :k,-, f 1 Captains: Mike Ledesma, Lisa Reyes, Edmund Shahrzad, 66 Swimming Bowerman. Bogs Water Polo Takes-LDistric+ - 59 bi -'wwunxiu ,J BOYS SAISD TOURNAMENT EDISON 4 WHEATELY 3 EDISON 3 JEFFERSON 2 SPRING RECORD 5-0 EDISON 5 WHEATELY 4 EDISON 3 LANIER 2 EDISON 8 HIGHLANDS 3 EDISON 8 SAM HOUSTON 5 EDISON 3 JEFFERSON 2 GIRLS SAISD TOURNAMENT EDISON 6 FOX TECH 3 EDISON 2 HIGHLANDS 3 SPRING RECORD 2-2 This year the Edison Boys and Girls Water Polo Teams proved to be very successful as the Boys became Spring District Champions and the Girls finished third. Highlighting the season was the naming of various Edison students to the All-District Water Polo Team. Selections included John Carter, Ben DeLaGarza, Michael Ledesma, and Charlie Rodriguez to the boys team. While Nancy DeLaGar- za was voted to the Girls All-District Team. EDISON H20 POLO UNDEFEATED! I! Water Polo 67 Golfers The 1981-82 Edison Golf team had another good year. The Girls' Team took district and the Boys' Team finished third. The team was coached by Coach Murray and again as in past years he led them through another successful year. However this year's team consisted of many seniors and will be lost due to graduation. Coach Murray predicts that next year's team will be about the same as this year's or even better. Well Good Luck and congratulations on a successful year. Bottom Left: Rosalinda Rose gets ready to putt. Bottom Right: Monica Hayden looks down the course. wing Through First row: Eddie Jimenez, Gilbert Palomo, Michael Ramos, Casey Kalin. Second row: Gilbert Garza, Ruben Ramo Third row: Tino Burvato, Andrew Jennings, Rose Rose, Monica Hayden. Fourth row: Orlando Burvato, Jackie Gome Lela Bonewitz, Paul Bernal. Fifth row: Harry Moore, Rene Menchaca, Coach Mr. Murphy. The Season 1,- 3, In 9' . i ...,, W LA it L i V 'P K . . J' xii -Qgxeih .-...gg , 'o . . .V L ,i3,,wj6 w 'M -Q ,t 1 .7 'K ' it Q Z X are ww: ,Q ,J .H - 4 YS Top Left: Jackie Gomez gets ready to tee-off. Top Right: Leia Bonawitz hits a long drive. Bottom Left: Paul Bernal takes a break from the action. Bottom Right: Harry Moore takes a practice swing. Golf 69 This year's tennis team had a moderate season. Their overall district record was 9 wins and 5 losses, These wins included defeats of Wheatley, Burbank, Sam Houston, Fox Tech and Lanier. Out of district wins in- cluded defeats of Edgewood, Memorial, and Southwest. The major disappointment of the season was the Spr- ing S.A.I.S.D. tournament. Many of the players grew stiff first round competition and as a result, the team finished fifth in district. The major highlight of this tour- nament was the number one boys doubles team of Joe Sandoval and Alex Hernandez who showed an outstan- ding effort in finishing fourth in district out of 16 doubles teams. With valuable experience gained in tournaments such as the fall S.A.l.S.D. tournament, the S.A.l.S.D. invita- tional tournament, and the Harlandale I.S.S. tourna- ment, and with all team members returning next year, the prospects for a successful 82-83 season appear good. The Game of 1st Row: Ismael Bosquez, Gina Cells, Sylvia Martinez, Jimmy Bosquez. 2nd Row: Cynthia Cevera, Lydia Ramirez, Yvonne Trivino, Kerri Kalin, Monica Esterll 3rd Row: Scott Maley, Mgr., Jimmy McCord, Robert Riojas, Marco Ortiz, Larry Aguilar, Jon Paveglio, Alex Hernandez, Coach Rudy Martinez lnot picturedl J Sandoval. 70 Tennis OV9 f , ia. A . .gf , , A .. , . ll.. . .... . . I ls .wwiii 4 ,K ' MMA .. . 'W-4.1 ,..,k ,V 55,5 mesa. ,, . It .f A --......-W-.,..x.,....,,, . 1 veal f .W 7 - r 'F -',a, ww.-, a j . Q f Opposite Page: Joe Sandoval keeps his eye on the ball as it comes to him. Upper Left This Page: Robert Rojas acts like Snoopy with his Joe Cool glasses. Bottom Left: Marco Ortiz shows a great tennis position. Upper Right: Yvonne Trevino strives to get the ball. Bottom Left: Alex Her- nandez shows relief as his return ball is good. Tennis 71 ocoer Team Looks Ahead This year the Boys Soccer team faced stiffer, more competitive teams. They ended the season with a 4-3 record. The team had some coaching problems and a lot of tough breaks that caused them to lose some very close games. Some outstanding players on the team this year were George Trujillo, Rodolfo Corielo, Javier Laguas, and Estevan Medina. This year's team will be returning to play next year. With this year behind them they are looking toward next year when this sport becomes part of the U.I.L. and then they'll have a chance to play teams from all over the city and then over the state. The Coaches say that this year's team was young and inex- perienced but next year the team will have a very good chance to go all the way. So for right now all we can do is wait for the W time to come and hope that next season team lil' gi K won't have the same problems that this year's ,J rf wf',,,iif,fs',, team had ,i ugihsgggnk 2 l i Y l 4 s 1 3 Bottom: Left-Right: Rene Ramirez, Max Valdez, Juan Ramos, Rolando Ocura, Javier Lagunas, Joe Dominguez. Middle: Left4Right: Alex Luna, Rodolfo Corie Jack Hogan, Mike Hernandez, Raul Ramirez, Javier Briones. Top: I.eft'Right: John Gonzalez, Estevan Medina, Jorge Medina, Cande Alvarez, Abran Lopi Coach Tony Green. 72 Boys Soccer i Look Out for Us . . . We're on Our Wag! EDISON EDISON EDISON EDISON EDISON EDISON EDISON the ball up. BURBANK 1 SAM HOUSTON 0 LANIER 2 FOX TECH 4 WI-IEATLEY 1 I-IIGHLANDS 3 JEFFERSON 3 vs , . gi Opposite page: Top: Rodolfo Corielo kicks the ball. Picture across: Rodolfo Corielo heads it in. This page: Bottom left: Alex Luna bombs it upfield. Bottom right: Estevan Medina heads Boys Soccer 73 Girl Soooer Team Ties Bottom left right Isabel Luna, Pat Messer, Maggie Scott, Lorena Rios, Kathy Holguin, Chris Vandervort Debbne Sparks Loree Caverly Top left right There Elrzondo Dina Vasquez, Selma Cantu, Sandra Campos, Bonnie Sanchez, Zoila Vasquez Yolanda Vasquez Coach V Hallman 4581! axle, ...r,,. , 'Q r 'fir' Q f ' into -V C . '- sw gr t . V S ww, , . sf is A2 Y if b ,,. ,r H e Q in X -a :is Z , t fo fi X il N C . . ff Q we 3:1-' -, r e, - 1 -of '- f .K Hu f- , A--V 2 M- ' 4 . ffm 1 L 1 ' . W sei li K H ' Qfflf if i Sie? Q . vi-e.::,.,, - :ef M 43 . .. W ' A My .X A F if ,HW 55.5,--qe.f3,-tri or Qnd in Di trict , , at ,- . ,, , QQ? no N K, is rf ww ,Ei :riff I has ' is-1 'L K as 2 -2 -Us-.-1 V . ,,,. .. z' ., . ' ' ' 5 - ..,......-f .... . ., II1 .. 's st -. - 1 ' ' 'si gftfw f .5 sf I 1- . , i g . . ,Xi-lik , i i ' 'fs 2 - sf get 'f r-sk .. . ' ' ' I E K . 1 1 5 1, 1 V.:, - - '- fi f- -1 fig. ff 3' . L T 55,5 -5. - - 'M--i ' uf 5 .5 .K K. 1 - 1 ' ' ' 1 :VLK , H . 1 sf , '- 1 F ,ff,-,, .1 .sr . .. -- . . V - . The 1981-82 Girls Soccer Team had a very good season with a 4-2-1 record. This placed the girls in a tie for second place in district. All of their games were won or lost by very close scores. All the players contributed to the success of the team which helped them to such a good season. Some outstanding players for the girls team were Blanca Hernandez, Chris Vandervort, Sandra Campos, and Yolan- da Vasquez. The girls had an outstanding season and Coach Hallman says that next year will be even better. Most of this year's team will be returning to play next year and with this year behind them, they'll be better than ever. 1 ' I I EDISON 2 BURBANK 1 1 SAM Housrow 0 2 LANIER 0 2 Fox TECH 1 0 HIGHLANDS 1 1 WHEATLEY 1 0 JEFFERSON 3 Opposite page Middle Left: Loree Caverly gives it a kick. Bottom Left: Maggie Scott takes the ball downfield. Right: Zoila Vasquez kicks with style. This Page Top: Sandra Campos gives it her all. Mid- dle Left: Anna Gonzalez throws it in. Middle Right: Blanca Hernandez shows what she can do. Bottom: Blanca Hernandez takes on an opposing player. Soccer 75 76 See-Saw Season I The 1981-82 Varsity Baseball team had all-in-all a good season with a 11-13 record. This was one of the recuperating seasons. According to the coaches, next year will be better. Some of the outstanding players for this year's team were Johnny Bermea, Paul Alvarez, Paul Solis, and Leonard Vargas. Although everyone contributed to the effort of success. Next year's team will have the edge of ex- perience over most teams because most of this year's team will be returning. We're wishing next year's team the best of luck and also good luck to the coaching staff who will hopefully take the team all the way. Them Kennedy John Jay Seguin MacArthur Edgewood Holmes Lee Highlands Clark Alamo Heights Austin L.B.J. Lanier Fox Tech ' O Wheatley O Burbank 5 Highlands 4 Sam Houston 5 Jefferson 7 Lanier 2 Fox Tech 0 Wheatley rain-out Burbank 3 Highlands 7 Sam Houston 7 Jefferson 5 Top L-R: Coach Hector Rodriguez, Danny Uranga, Victor Gomez, Jaime Montemayor, Bryan Myler, Jesse DeLoSantos, Rene Menchaca, Mgr R Ramirez, Richard Hernandez, Head Coach Jerry Dosser. Center L-R: Paul Alvarez, Johnny Bermea, Leonard Vargas, Thomas Espinoza, Paul Solis Bot L-R: William Rodriguez, David Cantu, Jay Sanchez, James Rodriguez, Danny Hinojosa, Albert Wallace. Baseball ..and II... Left: Jesse DeLosSantos flashes some signals. Top Right: Rene Menchaca rounds third. Bottom Left: Paul Solis watches the game. Bottom Right: Bryan keeps the scorebook up to date. Baseball 77 . . . but Will Return l Top Left: Leonard Vargas gets pitching signals from catcher. Top Right: The team gets their BEAR facts from Coach Dosser. Bottom Left: Paul Alvarez gets into position as the pitcher starts his winds up. Middle Right: Rene Menchaca winds-up his fast ball. Bottom Right: Bears shake hands after a BEAR hit a home run. 78 Varsity Baseball Undefeafed!!! The 1981-82 Edison J.V. Baseball Team had a great season going through the season undefeated. Q6-Ol They were coached by Coach Rodriguez and was assisted by Jay Young. The cubs took first place in district and plac- ed second in the S.A.I.S.D. tournament. Coach Rodriguez's debut turned out to be one of the best shown by a coach taking over a team for the first year. Some of the outstanding players for this year's team were Edward Cardenas, Mark Wallace, Robert Mar- tinez, Mario Garza tDHl, and John Gomez. The coaches are predicting that next year's Varsity Team will be one of the best in the city. EDISON GOLDEN BEAR 1982 J .V. BASEBALL ROSTER Name Position Classification Robert Martinez catcher Freshman Roland DeLosSantos catcher Sophomore James Rodriguez pitcher Sophomore Rick Martinez pitcher Freshman Jesse Martinez pitcher Sophomore Ed Cardenas first base Freshman Eric White first base Sophomore Philip Fernandez second base Freshman Tito Medina second base Freshman Refugio Rodriguez second base Sophomore Mark Wallace third base Sophomore Mario Garza third base Sophomore John Gomez short stop Freshman Gilbert Garza short stop Sophomore Cesar Serna left field Sophomore Danny Hayes center field Sophomore Raymond Soto center field Freshman Steve Aguilar right field Sophomore Andrew Acosta right field Sophomore Rose Campos-Bat girl Coach-Hector Rodriguez EDISON 16 2 11 3 7 0 6 rfo 7 18 11 8 '10 ' 5 ' 5 the Mustang. Kennedy 1 John Jay 1 Sam Houston 6 MacArthur 13 Jefferson 6 Clark 5 Alamo Heights 6 Lanier r X o Fox Tech 2 Burbank 1 0 Highlands 7 Wheatley 4 Wheatley 6 Sam Houston 2 Burbank 6 'S.A.I.S.D. Tournament Middle Left: Mark Wallace and Robert Martinez get a Jefferson Mustang in hot box . Lower Left: Mark Wallace gets ready to tag J .V. Baseball 79 h S. WN. .. 21:42 S.,- --:, , Q' Y - ,, - m-M ft, .. , K J., K is Togeiherness Something New Tried Thi Year During Edison's open house many club members were present to answer questions concerning their organization. They were able to help inform parents and students of the many activities each club performs. Each club has their own characteristics and style. All clubs are different in many ways, but they are all united in one for the purpose of helping improve the quality of Thomas A. Edison. 82 Open House I my -C.V.A.E.I ow 1: Edie Upperman, Caroline Martinez, Mr. Murray, Chris Guajardo, Silvia Laredo, Monica Mata, Diana Cavazoes. Row 2: Carlos De La Cruz brego, Joe Medina, Felix Garcia, Reuben Sandoval, Luis Gutierrez, John Gutierrez, Robert Cisneros. Row 3: Roger McMichael, Randy Tucker, Hector e La Rosa. Row 4: Pablo Vasquez, Felix Arriola, Reuben Ramos, John Medina, Martin Coverez, Paul Perez, Gregory Zertuche. Row 5: Joe Munoz, ohn Lopez, George Hernandez, Arnold Sheel, James Flores, Row 6: Martin Padilla, Robert Elizondo, Eddie Garcia, Bill Neighbors, David Valdez. Another vocational class is C.V.A.E. li This class is taught by Mr. Murray and he is here at Edison to help students to find themselves, mainly by developing study techniques and economics of life. This year the President of the club was Robert Cisneros with the help of Martin Padilla as Vice President. They really didn't have a competitive year, but they did have an exciting year ex- periencing the added responsibilities of being in this club. Mr. Murray gives instructions on the board. CVAE 83 Publications 6 E E 2 If l lst Row: Scott Maley, Melissa Cavazos, Debbie Sparks lEditor in Chiefl, Vicky Gonzalez, Rachel Ann Barron. Row 2: Esther Hernandez, Cookie Valdez, Debbie Moreno, Chris Villarreal, Pat Villareal, Carmen Adamas. Row 3: Liz Van Ness, Dana Bonam, Brenda Yanez, Susan Saenz, Cindi De Los Santos, Christy Velasquez, Adela Moreno, Ms. Lou Brown lSponsorl. Row 4: Denise De La O, Alex Luna, Maria Medina, Refugio Rodriquez, Ruben Gonzalez, Michelle Morales, Susan Rodriquez. Row 5: Nick Paveglio, Carol Messer, Adam Montalvo, Jack Hogan, Victor Gomez, Mario Bernal. Ji? Nm 'il , -' as ,fl V.,'- 3 s X , W Debbie Sparksx? Lou Brown EDITOR A 5' SPONSOR 84 Publications Ne Are All a Slained Glass Nindow . . . No Two of Us Are Alike! i l if r Bottom: Photographers: Alex Luna, lHead Photographerl Scott Maley, Refugio Rodriquez. Top: Adam Montalvo, Lorena Rios, Nick Paveglio. Publications 85 iudeni Council .c,,'.T.. Row 1 L to R: Coach Boucher, Connie Kraft, Terry Tovar, Mariana Martinez, Tina D'orsogna, Monica Hayden, Lori Solis, Lela Bonowitz, Jackie Gome Ruth lzunza, Paul Ramirez, Martha Garcia, Adrian Castillo. Row 2 L to R: Anna Ellis. Rosie Ramirez, Martha Garcia, Debbie Moreno, Debbie Spark Andrea Rodriguez, Mary Juarez, Pat Villareal, Christina Medina, Rosie Pequeno, Monica Estrello, Lasura Rodriguez, Charlie Alva. Row 3 L to l Annabel Aguirre, Phillip Lobo, lsabel Duarte, Kathy Robedeau, Sandra Campos, Marcie Smith, Denise De La O, Erin Briggs, Edmund Lopez, Harol Flores, Cindy Gallegos, Sally Tynan, Pat Laurel. Row 4 L to R: Anna Gonzalez, Mary Gallegos, Cecilia Constancia, Lorraine Gonzalez, Mario Ruiz, Susz Saenz, Elisa Arredondo, Evelyn Alva, Cindy Villa, Susan Rodriguez, Rose Jacobs, Sylvia Rueda. Row 5 L to R: Paul Alvarez, Richard Hernandez, Laui Hernandez, Paul Bernal, Debbie Bononcini, George Romero, Michell Morales, John Carter, Margaret Gonzalez, Amabel Sifuentes. Row 6 L to R: Joh La Farge, Leonard Vargas, Paul Howerton, Gilbert Flores, Jesse De Los Santos, Martin Perez, Johnny Bermea, JoAnn DeLeon, J. C. Mendez. W l The Student Council, whose sponsor is Coach Boucher, has done more than just entertaining the student body with its dances. It has brought a lot of spirit and leadership to our school. lts activities which include their annual Christmas food drive have brought a lot of variety to Edison. This I year's Student Council president was Lori Solis who contributed much of her time and effort to make many things possible. Bottom Right: Some of the Student Council members drool over the car of their dreams. 86 Student Council ,ii m e f' N , it a, fi, Ziff ' 'ii -Q g by .,. g in ., Q ,,,, ' . jf Top Left: Ruth lzunza and Sally Tynan shop around for the Christmas l food drive. Top Right: Marianna Martinez and Johnny Bermea look for better quality breads. Bottom Left: Armando Garza and Lori Solis listen in while Marianna Martinez asks the student counil candidates a question. Bottom Right: Mr. Jordan smiles as usual. Student Council 87 One of the biggest clubs this year is the French Club. Its purpose is to get everyone interested in the French language and culture together. The French Club started out this year by sell- ing Christmas cards, and then they sold Vale-grams for Valentine's day. The purpose of the Ger- man Club is to promote the study of Germany, German speaking countries, their peo- ple, the German languages, and the German heritage of Texas. The German Club had two club displays, complete with the German flag and students in costume at P.T.S.A. meetings this year. The club ordered t-shirts with German inscriptions. Several members are planning to at- tend a German Summer Language Camp this summer. 88 FrenchfGerman French Club . I I-. t l lst Row L. to R.: Sandra Hernandez, Rose Ramirez, Debbie Moreno, Roger Chapa, Ms. Drolla. 2nd Row L. R.: Pat Lopez, Adela Moreno, Cindy Villa, Denise De La O, Debbie Flores, Sylvia Rueda, Phillip Lobo, Cat Andrade, Norma Rendon, Carol Rendon. 3rd Row L. to R.: Christina Villareal, Jackie Maldonado, Bec Guerra, Karen Landes, Minerva Garza, Shelly McCauley, Mary Juarez, Lorette Lopez. 4th Row L. to R.: Jo: Villanueva, Sandra Cortez, Mary Barrera, Martha Espinoza, Debbie Landry, Joe Garza, Nancy Saldana, Da' Bonam, Lela Bonowitz. 5th Row L. to R,: Ceasar Estrada, Gary Rodriguez, Joe Sandoval, Eddie Jimene Victor Perez, Tony Barrera. German Club Row 1: From L to R: Cindy Mendoza, Betty Clause, Danny Leal, Steven Witt, Bonnie Clause, Ms. Worley. 2: Pat Elizondo, Cindy Medellin, Erin Briggs, Mary Briggs, Thelma Lozano, Carmen Adames, Keith Row 3: Cathy Andrade, Pat Villarreal, Christina Medina, Pat Gomez, Kay Folger, Albert Guerrero, Reyes. Row 4: Linda Hernandez, Doris Oeffinger, Toni Rodriguez. Row 5: John Rohan, Adam Colbath, Arvin. Spanish Club lL to Rl Sponsor Mrs Rita Charles Rose Ramirez, Flora Aguire, Jill Alonzo, Andrea Rodriguez, Susan Row 2 Cindy Villa Norma Rendon Laura Acuna, Sylvia Rueda, Mary Juarez, Mary Valdez, Diana Melinda Rodriguez Row 3 Mynerva Mendoza Annabel Aguire, Margaret Gonzalez, Amabel Sifuentes, Hernandez Elizabeth Bonelos Laura Wilkins, Rosanna Blanquiz. Row 4: Adela Moreno, Mona Sandra Vela Esther Hernandez Margie Cantu, Maria Medina, Patricia Villareal, Christy Velasquez. S teve Flores Charlie Vlllareal Ernest Martinez Roland Sandoval, Roger Tames, Lyndon Duano, Ted 1 lL to Rl Sponsor Mrs Rodriguez Tina D Orsogna, Elaine Hernandez, Lori Sollis. Row 2: Flora Aguirre, Aguirre Laura Acuna Sylvia Rueda Debbie Flores. Row 3: Esther Garcia, Jill Alonzo, Margaret Amabel Sifuentes Mary Alice Cabarubias. Row 4: John LaFarge, Joe David Flores, Esther The Spanish Club spon- sored by Mrs. Rita Charles is one of Edison's largest clubs. Originated to encourage the learning of Spanish as a medium of communication and to serve as an example of what can be accomplished by individuals of different ancestry working together, the Spanish Club is very ac- tive. This year's activities in- cluded raising money for UNICEF by sponsoring a cake sale in October and sell- ing silk roses for Valentine's Day. President of the Spanish Club is Jill Alonzo. The main goals of the Business Club are to develop aggressive but competent leadership, and create an in- terest and understanding in the choice of business oc- cupations. This year's fund- raisers were the annual tamale sale and the Val-a- gram Sale. The Business Club, headed by Tina D'Or- sogna, won this year's Jump Rope For Heart Jump-a- Thon, collecting over 535000. Sponsors are Mrs. Rodriguez and Ms. Dominguez. Spanish f Business 89 90 Quill and croll oss . l Top Left: Advertisements-Rachel Barron. Center Left: Sr. Class 8: Sr. Leader Sec- tion-Denise De La O, Jr. Class-Carmen Adames. Bottom Left: Staff Members-Adela Moreno, Liz Van Ness, Chris Velasquez, Dana Bonam, Pat Villareal, Susan Saenz. Top Right: Sophomore Class-Adela Moreno. Bottom Left: Activities-Cookie Valdez. Quill and Scroll The Health Occupations Students of America Club was formed to promote leadership and fellowship and to serve the community bet- ter. This club is one of the many vocational courses that represents a bold departure from the traditional educa- tional system. It is college oriented and students learn while they work which helps you see your education in practice. The Math Club has had a good year this year. They started off the year by selling candy. The Math Club did very well raising money from the sale. The Math Club also went on a field trip to Fox Photo Lab Industries. The students of the Math Club have responsibilities to do their best in everything they try. This includes the Math scrimmages. We thank these students who par- ticipated inthe scrimmages. HosAfMafh 91 Literarg Magazine Staff The main concern of the Literary Magazine Staff Club is the production of the Spectrum magazine. The magazine is made up of student's poems, art, and short stories. This year the club had an assembly to show other students of what the club is about, Mrs. Masser, the club's sponsor, directed and starred in the annual faculty play, Badlands Bally Hoo. The Staff presented a special slide show this year in order to advertise for their magazine. Two students look interested in Spectrum pamphlets. Row one: Francien Abrego, Keith Lytle, Elaine Lytle, Albert Guerrero. Row two: Debbie Landry, Mary Rodriguez, Micheal Mudd, Gracie Paredes. Row three: Sponsor-Mrs. Masser, Tim Branch, Edward Salazar, Cindy Gallegoes. 92 Literary Magazine Thespians Q rim iw1 45 iff. A L to R: Ramey Houston, Sylvia Alonzo lsec.l, Phillip Lobo lpres.l, Rosie Pequeno lsgt. at armsl. Row 2 L to Angie Garza, Henry Lopez, Vangie Cuevas, Melisa Cavazos, Debbie Sparks, Cindy Gallegos. Row 3 L to R: eben Gonzalez, Veronica Esqueda, Margie Cantu, Evelyn Alva, Johnathan Cambell. Row 4 L to R: Monica Ayden, Mark Williams, James Kercheville, Joseph Attabury, Eric Saucedo, Luis Rodriguez. 1 FL 1 L to R: Adela Moreno, Vangie Cuevas, Yvonne Vera, Sandra Arteaga. Row 2 L to R: Kathy Robedeau, Cantu, Debbie Moreno, Felicia Phipps, Maria Valdez. Row 3 L to R: Mary Juarez, Mary Regino, Phillip Christina Villareal. Row 4 L to R: Gilbert Barrera, Michael Mudd, Sylvia Alonzo, Debra Bononcini, Jay Row 5 L to R: Pat Villareal, Paul Solis, Ms. San Miguel. The International Thes- pian Society was organiz- ed to draw students in- terested in theatre arts together. Members earn points by performing on stage or working behind the scenes as stage crew. The drama club even has their own awards presen- tation at the end of the year, when the coveted Eddies are presented. This year's fall play was Dracula and the spring UlL play was Catherine Howard . The drama department also added a senior play in January. The performance of Neil Simon's The Good Doc- tor by an all senior cast, had a great response from the student body. This year's president was Phillip Lobo. The purpose of the NFL Club is to bring together all the people interested in public speaking, whether it's prose, public speech, or poetry reading. This club helps promote in- terest in oral interpreta- tion and other speech activities. ThespiansfNFI. 93 uture Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America Club is a club which helps students to learn to improve their own family life and environment in which they live. Members learn to communicate with their community better. 1 3 2 it Row 1: Sponsor: Miss Niedorf, Janie Gonzalez, Vangie Cuevas, Chris Hernandez, Dorothy Ramirez. Row 2: Denise De La O, Cindy Saenz, Rosie Pequeno, Lisa Reyes, Loretta Campos, Jeannette Francobak. Row 3: Mario Bernal, Benny Jasso, Ruben Huizar, Mary Garcia, Jose Ramirez, Paul Howerton, Joe David Flores. Row 4: Jay Sanchez, Henry Elizondo, Armondo Garza, Will Leija. uture Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America Club is a club for students that are interested in careers centered around teaching. The student members tutor other students to gain teaching experience. The members learn about respon- sibilities and opportunities in the teaching profession. 94 FHA frm 1 Row 1: Sponsor: Miss Rodriguez, Silvia Alonzo, Pat Laurel, Cindy Gallegoes, Cathy Andradi, lrm' Perez, Row 2: Lori Solis, Norma Rendon, Carol Rendon, Willie Leija, Debbie Sparks, Philip Lobo Dorothy Ramirez. 1 National Honor Society The National Honor Society makes up the brightness of the stained glass simply because the students in this club have the brightest minds here at Edison. To be in- ducted in this prestigious club a student Students wait anxiously to be inducted. Debbie Lopez, Cindy Mendoza, and Debbie Paget has fe maintain a 3-5 average by Studying are some of the new members. very hard. There are many more members not pictured. Row 1: Ruth lzunsa, Susan Seanz, Phillip Lobo. Row 2: Chun Lamb, Barbara Robedeau, Michael Mudd. Row 3: Flora Aguirre, Josie Rios, Sally Tylan, Row 4: Amabelle Sifuentez, Cindy Arnett, Tina Dorsonia. Row 5: Gary Villareal, John LaFarge. Row 6: Doug Daglish, Richard White, President, Keith Bartels. NHS 95 Advanced Drafting Advanced drafting is made up of students who have gone through beginning drafting courses. The advanced group meets for three hours, 4th, 5th, and 6th periods. The students in the advanced after- noon class work on more individual- ized, bigger, and illustrated draw- ings. The group also won awards in VICA competition. Row 1: Jesse Stanley, John Rosenwald, Alex Toscano, Sponsor-Mr. Gonzales. Row 2: Jose Garcia, Carlos Martinez, Rose Jacobs, Elvia Martinez, Sonia Hernandez, Norma Riojas. Row 3: Raul Arcos, Jerry Bean, Roque Villarreal, Juan Sandoval, Frank Tobar, Larry Aguilar, Abraham Rodriguez. Vocational Drafting The beginning drafting group meet for three hours in the morn- ing, lst, 2nd, and 3rd periods. The beginning students learn how to handle and use drafting pencils and tools. The students work on small instructional drawing. The begin- ning group also won awards in VICA competition. 96 Vocational Drafting Jn- ff fbi' r ' . V .fri . 'fli Row 1: Stephen Doktor, Steve Witt, Chris Harris, Sponsor-Mr. Gonzales. Row 2: Elda Maclas, Ruby Estrella. Row 3: Debbie Ruiz, Raquel Barron, Bertha Cuevas, Laura Montalvo, Leticia Martinez. Row 4: Rene Alvarado, Robert De La Rosa, Jose Flores, Mary Rodriguez, Ray Moreno, Alfred Gomez. UWWUYI i if V 2 .t Left: Eleanor Garcia doing the job right at telecommunications. Top Right: Justin is such a bookworm. Bottom Left: Mr. Mundine, Danny De Los Santos and Flores are such hams when it comes to taking pictures. Bottom Right: Debbie is being escorted by Mike Barrera for the Color Day Assembly. Page Top Left: Debbie Pena and Luis Oscos enjoy clowning around. Top Right: members are waiting impatiently for the contest to begin. Bottom Left: ICT and Mr. Muncline display their trophies for Open House, Bottom Right: Lino dge and Wally Quinones listen to Mr. Mundine. fe . it F ,.,,,., ff. :fr f Y f Q 41 N4 5 'S' 2 1 c ik W ,wi , . , it We ifrsss l B Iv ' 2 H ,, , - ,.,V V 1 ::, B 1 s Azg B . ICT 97 ICT 2 98 ICT A X fi -A A 1, . . Qs s f, ,- r -f A if ,,,.. '63, Q ,miwlra V ..f-ma 2'W', f -I W I g W--V- . . :V -1:5 ,im 'af M y -,w g -' s H' f , ' f V 5 3 ig xql. i 3 44 ,840 i if 4 ? 3 ,n 25 , tg, 4 , f 2 ya , :Q . MQ fx ww Ag v L W - Z A 'Q 3 ?,1 ,Q f ' M 35? A M ,aa l fy' J 'V E y f 1, E fi f af Z 2 f ,' 5' 9 Y W f 4' ff A s- ,Q f ff 1 4 W ,M QQ 4 r M ff 2 ,. W M A ,M ,yfew aff 95 9 A 5 'GP f E 5 4 4 Af f , 3 Z is f s 4 f E ffl WM W ,. , Q, r -K M .K W an .1-I-Lv . L2 - ,W Y 1 A X 'ai Wghz f an 2 cf 1 if .f , 124 wa , f V Vgil i,kA A. ,, V fkwwi, 4 'Mm ,, Honeg Bear Pep Squad The Honey Bear Pep Squad under the direction of Mrs. Leslye Bauman, is an organization of young ladies who cheer our Bears to victory during foot- ball season and perform in the halftime shows along with the Band. The Pep Squad's biggest fund raiser is its annual Black and Gold Prom. This year's theme was An Evening In Paradise, which was held on March 5th in the Edison Mall. to R: Ana Hernandez, Elia Lopez, Denise DeLaO, Ana Beckman, Cindy Villa, Susan Rodriguez, mabell Sifuentes, and Susan Saenz. eling: Elisa Arredondo, Lorraine Gonzales, Marcie Smith, Brenda Yanez, Evelyn Alva. First Row: Denise DeLa O. Second Row: Ana Hernandez, Ana kman, Elia Lopez. Third Row: Susan Rodriguez, Cindy Villa, Anabell Sifuentes, Susan Saenz. Fourth Row: Sandra Campos, Blanca Cota, Mary inosa, Mona De La Garza, Rae Michelle Morales. Fifth Row: Beverly Riddles, Rosario Campos, Amanda Ricks, Patricia Gomez, Irma Garcia, Denise rera. Sixth Row: Lucy Perez, Sara Jarett, Margo Montamayor, Jeannie Murphey, Janette Frankowiack, Mary Tuarez, Andrea Rodriguez, Carol don. Seventh Row: Belinda Aguilar, Pat Lopez, Cecilia Ostos, Mary Saucedo, Esther Garza, Cathy Hernandez, Rachel Arriaga, Sandra Vola, Jackie ord. Eighth Row: Laura Acuna, Irene Garcia, Isabel Duarate, Aurora Lopez, Laura Sandoval, Irene Estrada, Sally Lopez, Shelia Fleming, and Rachel ora. Pep Squad 99 Varsity Cheerleaders l to r: Brenda Yanez, Marcie Smith, Zina Wells, Loraine Gonzales, and Evelyn Alva. Top: Elisa Arrendondo show their charisma. Bottom: Freshman Cheerleaders ltop to bottoml: Sarah Jarret, Margo Montemayor, Irene Garcia, lsides to l to rl: Michelle Morales and Lucy Perez show their style. Our Cheerleaders Are 100 Cheerleaders ol lo Go! J .V. Cheerleaders ltop to bottom! Laura Acuna, Amanda Ricks, Denise Barrera, Isabel Duarte, fside l to rl Blanca Cota, Sandra Campos show their ribbons. Way to Go! Zina Wells, Brenda Yanez, and Elisa Arrendondo get down on it. Varsity Cheerleaders ltopl Elisa Arredondo, Evenly Alva, lsidel Loraine Gonzales, Zina Wells, lbottbml Brenda Yanez and Marcie Smith show their stuff! Marie Smith is sooo enthusiastic to see the real Joe Fowler? Cheerleaders 101 The Golden Girls are our school's dance team sponsored by Mrs. Les- lye Bauman. Every girl must be a member of Pep Squad in order to try out for the team. The girls per- form at pep rallies, football and bas- ketball games, and other school activities. They are kept busy all year round keeping in shape and learning new dance routines. Golden Girl Qi Ig.. L to R lst Row: Laura Acuna. 2nd Row: Pat Lopez, Isabel Duarate. 3rd Row: Janette Frankowiak Cindy Villa Susan Saenz 4th Row Ros Sandra Campos, Susan Rodriguez, Mary Espinoza. 5th Row: Blanca Cota, Irma Garcia, Denice Barrera 6th Row Patrlca Gomez Anabell Amanda Ricks. Golden Girls Spiriieers 'is-.L The Spiriteers are the new faces here at Edison. After being in Spiriteers a year, the girls move on to become Pep Squad members, Golden Girls, or Cheerleaders. The Spiriteers aid the Pep Squad in cheering the Bears on to victory. The sponsor of the Spiriteers is Ms. Carmen Cortez. I'- l 9 'fu -3 Q J . to R lst Row: Teresa Fraga. 2nd Row: Gilda Reyes, Carol Querra. 3rd Row: Nancy De La Garza, Irene Davila, Kathy Aguilar. 4th Row: Monica M Joann Soliz, Henrietta Papedes, Kathy Ramirez. 5th Row: Lucille Contreras, Nannette Longoria, Sylvia Cobarrubias, Sherry Mendoza, Cindy 6th Row: Nora Vasquez, Patricia Torres, Angelita Lopez, Joann Isaac, Edith Hodge, Anabel Del Toro. 7th Row: Sandra Villarreal, Veronica ina Sandoval, Sandra Escamilla, Lorena Contreras, Sylvia Medina, Yvonne Castreno. Spiriteers 103 Thomas A. Edison The Edison Golden Bear Band displayed both pride and talent as they got underway this year under the direction of Mr. Travis McCown. The Band really stood out this year with their new bright, black and gold corp style uniforms. The Band worked together to perform with quality at all the halftime shows and at the UIL competition. This year they received a rating of a 1 in inspection and a 2 in marching. When football season was over, the band worked very well as a group prepar- ing for other activities such as the Annual Christmas Band Show and the Battle of Bands. The Battle of Bands starts off Fiesta week here in beautiful San An- tonio, followed by the Battle of Flowers and the Fiesta Flambeau Parades which the band also participated in. Our Bear Band ended this year with the spot light focused on the Seniors of 1982 with the Annual Senior Band Show. Over all the Edison Golden Bear Mar- ching Band had a great year and plan on having many more in the years to come. Laredo, Elain Lytle, Edward Salazar Tim Branch Paul Flores, Joey Neaves Edward Vargas, Tony Esparza Dominic Delgado, Clndi Mendoza Martinez, Cyndi Arnett, Bonnie Clauss, Francine Abrego, Ruth lsunza, and Emilio Gamez. Second Row. Travis McCown, Lupe Arriaga, Melisa Ca First Row: CL to Rl Roger Chapa, Betti Claus, Reuben X. Gonzales, Georgina Gonzales, Debbie Flores, Sylvia Najera, Steve Flores, Felix Gallegos . . . , . v 1 Delores Batt Aracel Acosta Anna Ellis Teresa Alvarado JoAnn Cruz Juan Torres Billie Bowerman Mona Ledesma Mar Helen Lewis M , V , , 1 i 1 i i V 1 Ledesma, Theresa Estrada, Jackie Cantu, Cassie Farias, Debbie Dicroll, Lisa Cortinas, Suzanna Lozano, Carolyn Batt, Ana Gonzalez, Patricia L Frances Espinoza, Anna Gonzales, Kathy Andrade, Sandra Arteaga, and Debbie Sparks. Third Row: Brenda Bustamante, Angela Hamilton 104 Band Bolden Bear Band l Q ' 'lm i nueva, Mary Helen Gonzalez, Yolanda Santana, Michael Villareal, Roger Tamez, Roland Sandoval, Edward Castillo, Michael Hernandez, Lee real, Reynaldo Garza, Larry Lopez, Ronald Meneses, Ernest Romero, Albert Guerrero, Tony Soto, David Torrez, Nat Castillo, Sandra Maley, ingo Figueroa, Freddy Silva, and Jimmy Bosquez. Fourth Row: Tim Schneburger, Cindi Gallegos, Juan Ramos, Kenny McGowen, Jose Martinez, g Dauglish, John Gonzalez, Adela Moreno, Rosie Ramirez, Elisa Vitela, Kay Folger, Debbie Moreno, Cookie Valdez, Mercy Cruz, Kenneth Pullin, ie Gonzalez, Joe Garza, George Molina, Martin Rodriguez, Greg Morales, Johnny Escemilla, and Herman Neimeyer. Band 105 Band Leaders ur ' r DG! L-R: Asst, Drum Major Sandra Arteaga. Mr. Travis Mc Cown Director, Drum Major, Debra Gaye Sparks. Top row: Left to right: Ruth Isunza, Sandra Arteaga, Patricia Laurel, Doug Dalgilistt, John Gonzalez, Debbie Sparks Bettie Clauss Bottom row Flores, Cindy Mendoza, Kay Folger, Brenda Bustamante, Adela Moreno, Bonnie Clauss. 106 Band Color Guard Left To Right: Mercy Cruz, Kay Folger, Rosalinda Ramirez, Cookie Valdez and Adela Moreno. Bottom Row: L-R, Emilio Gomez, Ruth lsuaza, Roger pa, Bettie Clauss, and Reuben Gonzales. Twirlers Cindy Mendoza. Middle: Sylvia Nijera, Debbie Flores. Bottom: Bonnie Cindy's in the spin. Color Guard 107 ta e Band or 2 is First Row L to R: Roger Tamez, Roland Sandoval, Mary Helen Gonzalez, Lucy Villanueva, Brenda Bustemante, Yolanda Santana, Adela Moreno. Secc Row: Jose Martinez, Cindy Gallegos, John Gonzalez, Doug Dalglish. Third Row: Albert Guerro, Larry Lopez and Lee Villarreal. Orchestra , kr .Q- 'N Standing L to R: Dora Gonzales, Adrian Garza, Mark Williams, John Buitron, and Ralph Gutierrez. Kneeling: Gracie Paredes. 108 Band lst Row L to R: Shelly McCauley, Anna Martinez, Christina Leon, Norma Jean Lopez. Second Row: Sandra Hernandez, Karen Landes, Ella Hodge. l Choir ird Row: Angie Garcia, Brenda Gomez, Joette Starr, Lourdes Leon. Fourth Row: William Lockwood, Mr. McCown, and Emilio Gomez. B n P a r n T a d e is The Edison Band is very lucky to have their parents and Mr. Travis McCown sponsor them. The Band Parents meet once a month to discuss upcoming events and to find fund raisers the band will enjoy participating in. All of which will eventually pay for music, bus bills, and equipment they will need during the year. ChoirfBand Parents 109 The Few, the Proud, the R.O.T.C The purpose of R.O.T.C. is to teach leadership. Leaders are not born, they are trained, and in the R.O.T.C. they get that training. Good citizenship, self- reliance, and communication are very important as well as physical fitness. Before they graduate high school, they will know what it is like to have leader- ship, and to have some kind of dedica- tion, self-discipline and responsibility. Row 1: Javier Sandoval, Julia S .,. ,fv- ,fffe 5 SWK' sf. a Cavazos, Sandra Mendoza, Schuler Coleman, Juanita Sanchez, Ernest Valdez, David Petrazine. Row 2: Humberto Leija, James Gomez, Mike Robledo, Ben Gallego, Roger Mill, Jesse Gonzales, Ralph Gutierrez, Clayton Smith, Peter Briseno. Top right: R.O.T.C. members pre- pare for the march at the Military Ball. Row 1: Mario Ritz, Rita Rincon, Nancy Rogers, Claudia Velasquez, Bertha Regalado. Row 2: Wesley Marshall, Danny Torres, Bill Woods, .9 Jesse Quiroga, Gilbert Martinez, George Molina, Debra Gonzales. Row 3: Edwin Harris, James Rayfield, Richard Zamarron. 110 ROTC Row 1: Jose Cortez, Maria Alfaro, Vangie Valdez, Marise Guevara, Celia Villareal, Maria Medina, Debbie Ng. Row 2: Aaron Hill, Danny Hays, Michael Medina, Martin Rodriguez, Roy Quiroga, Steven Torres, Ralph Saenz. Row 3: Nick Ortega, Chris Whittle, Roy Carrasco, Danny Garcia. Row 1: Timothy Hill, Laura Rivas, Juanita Toscano, Rosemary Rodriguez, Mary Davis, Petra Saldana, Janet Ochoa, Julia Garza. Row 2: Jose Alvarez, Monica Edwards, Jackie Sanchez, Cassandra Wong, Diana Galindo, Marisela Cruz, Frank Rodriguez, Manuel Medina. Row 3: Johnny Campos, Robert Pina, Sammy Diaz, Frank Zieglar, Victor Rendon. Bottom left: Ralph Gutierrez serves refreshments at the Military Ball. Roy Carrasco and Aurora Martinez walk proud under the Saber Line. ROTC 111 Drill Team March Proud I ! E I 5 if l E i Row 1, Left to Right: Maria Medina, Laura Rivas, Juanita Sanchez, Julie Garza. Row 2 Left to Right: Bertha Regalado, Mary Davis, Patricia Perez. I I I Ill , I I E I I r 2 Row 1: Right to Left: Danny Torres, Javier Sandoval, Kim Ng, Johnny Gomez, Roy Carrarsco. CKneelingl Row 2: Robert Pina, Victor Rondon, Briseno, Sammy Diaz. Row 3: Mario Ritz, Jose Alvarez, Frank Rodriguez, Manuel Medina, Joe Medina, James Gomez, Row 4: David Petrazine, Hum Leija. Row 5: Ben Gallegos, Mike Robledo, and Richard Robledo, 112 ROTC Rifle Teams Shoot for Success! row: Left to right: Patricia Vargas, lcaptainl, Gerald Hires. Second row: Hilario Fuentes, Hill, Claudia Velasquez. The Rifle team members are trained to use their weapons correctly and to learn the fundamentals of shooting. They learn how to operate their rifles in the correct position, and have a high record of their shooting ability in this district. First row: Left to right: Ralph Gutierrez, Juan Rodriguez. Second row: Danny Hays, James Rayford, Martin Rodriguez. Top right: Joe Medina gets ready to draw his saber for the march. ROTC 113 114 Special Teams Learn Tricks of Trade You may not know much about Garrison, storm or post but the Color Guard does. They make it their job to take care of the flags and display the flags that not only represent their unit but their country as well. They participate in football games and other functions. The First-Aid team teaches members to treat casualties before medical personnel arrives. It's a specialized unit made up of R.O.T.C. members that are trained as First-Aiders. These members learn the difference between a tourniquet and a bandage and learn to apply materials such as these to special wounds that require them. The Orienteering team learns about map reading, and learns about compass skills as well. They learn to take on the world with outdoor activities and go on cross country trails by foot. They experience what it is like to be on their own, even if it is just for a few hours. They've worked hard this year and will, un- doubtedly continue to work hard as long as there is an R.O.T.C. From left to right: Curtis Bird, Angela Armstrong lCommanderl, Janine Jesse Garcia. cr From left to right: Joe Medina lCommanderl, Teresa Alfaro, Peter Kern. From left to right: Laura Rivas, Cassie Wong, Sylvia Garcia, 2nd row: Nick Ortega, Frank Zieglar, Chris Whittle, Ernest Valdez. ROTC Perez. , Officers March io ihe Top l tix'n in aff: Row 1: Rita Rincon, Jackie Maldonado, Hilario Fuentes, Peter Kern lBrigade Commanderj, Johnny Gomez CEX-Ol, Gerald Hires, Ralph Saienz, Rosa ontengro, Laura Wilkins. Row 2: Patricia Perez, Belinda Arrevalo, Kathy Ruiz, Sandra Garza, Rosanna Blanquiz, Margaret Torres, Cindy Garcia, Sylvia iarcia. Row 3: Wesley Marshall, Roy Carasco, Javier Sandoval, David Petrazine, Mario Ritz, Joe Medina, Richard Robledo, Kim Ng, Daniel Torres. Row Timothy Hill, Robert Pina, Rudy Lopez, Jose Cortez. Bottom left: Peter Kern is all smiles for the camera. Bottom right: Sgt. Major Hedrick gives us one of his best smiles. R.O.T.C. 115 Auto Mechanics Bottom row: Kenneth Jasek, Noe Herrera, Mike Garza. 2nd row: Clinton Crater, Danny Perales, Joe Arguello, Chris Grohman 3rd row Hector Saldana, Jimmy Perterson, Nacho Hernandez, Thomas Araizo, Franisco Yanez, Amil Rodriquez. Auto Mechanics is a group of young men, mostly made up of juniors. Some of the things they learn in auto mechanics is tune-ups, frontend work, carburetor overhauls and brakes. The sponsor of Auto Mechanics is Mr. Jesse Guzman. This year they par- ticipated in VICA State Competi- tion. Among the prizes won were: lst. Mike Garza-Ford power steering pump, 2nd Kenneth Jasek-over 194 cylinder heads, and 3rd Noe Her- rera- Volkswagen heads. Auto Mechanics is a three year program which you start in your Sophomore year. In your Senior year you learn about diesel mechanics maintenance. 116 Auto Mechanics KS' t N I Q Sr - ..., if JM Q4 Q ,. ,, Willie Alonzo shows what he can do in mechanics Radio 8r T.V. Row 1: L to R: Liz Mendoza, Dalia Alvarez, Evelyn Alva, Irene Guajardo, Michelle Ledesma, Maria Rincon, Veronica Esqueda, Cassie Farias, Mr. Cunningham. Row 2: Debbie Bononcini, Vincent Esqueda, Joe Gonzalez, Jeanette Rocha, Ruben Navarro, Ronald Meneses, Robert Martinez, Francie Sauceda, David Sanchez. Row 3: Jesse Martinez, Andrew Sandoval, Edmundo Camarillo, Carlos Cortez, George Kunz, Andrew Sanchez, Jerry Castillo, Saul lzaguirre, Peter Kern. Row 4: Ronald Martinez, David Gomez, Efrain Martinez, Leroy Flores, Tim Martinez, Mario Ritz, Richard Velez. Paint 8: Bodg l Row l: L to R: Ronald Blakeman, Juan Del Moral, Manuel Herrera, Rudy Vidales, Mark Calvillo, Gilbert Flores. Row 2: Javier Varela, Abel Oyervides, Rene Ramos, Joe Isacc. Row 3: Jesse Lopez, Joe Ramirez, Roland Lopez. Row 4: Joe Landa, Edward Shahan, Martin Perez, Robert Silvas, Row 5: Ed Arginal, Linda Castro, Cynthia Padilla, Steve Flores, Mark Garcia. Row 6: Steve Bias. What do students in Radio 81 T.V. have in common? Well for one thing they have experience in maintaining the P.A. system for all the special activities held in the auditorium. They also set all light fixtures for plays and assemblies held for all Edison students. Mr. Cunningham teaches students to fix all sorts of radios and televisions, as well as basic electronics for later in their future. Paint 81 Body is another on the job training program. This program prepares students to learn how to repair damaged automobile bodies, uphol- stery, electrical and air condi- tioners. A student may wish to spe- cialize in any of the repair areas. However this is only a small portion of the repair job. In this program students also use all types of hand and power equipment including hydraulic jacks, pulling devices, filing, grinding and sanding. A student also learns to use the oxyacetylene torch as well as the welding equip- ment in the repair process. Edison Body Shop offers students a three hour pro- gram, for three years, begin- ning as a Sophomores through their Senior year. Shop 17 I.C.T. , s . .sss i ., Row 1: Clem Vargas, Danny Paiz, David Guerrero, Ruth Menchaca, Joe Rios, Debbie Pena, Danny De Los Santos, Mr. Mundine. Row 2: Aaron Sai Lino Hodge, Walter Quinones, Gene I-linojosa, Luis Ostos, Harold Flores, Charles Ricks, James Hinkle. Row 3: John Rohan, Justin Alberthal, Phi Abrego, Carlos Rios, Adrian Flores, Rex Colbath. l l If job training and a chance at employment seem im- possible, ICT may be able to help. ICT stands for In- dustrial Cooperative Training. It's a program set up to allow a student the opportunity to train for jobs dealing 1 with heavy industry. Fields that are involved include welding, air conditioning, refrigeration, auto mechanics, plumbing and computer programming. This year the ICT students had a terrific time at competition. The State winners were Charles Ricks at Dry wall applicator, and Daniel De Los Santos at sign painting. These students came in first place for their student exhibits. Charles Ricks for Dry wall applicator, Daniel Paiz for Maintenance equipment mechanic, Daniel De Los San- tos for sign painting and Rex Colbath for welding. For Best Skills: 1st place, Charles Ricks-Dry wall applicator, Danny De Los Santos-Sign Painting, Walter Quinones-Audio Radio Servicing, Danny Paiz-Building Equipment Repair. In 2nd place: Aaron Saenz-Computer Electronics Repair, 3rd place: Adrian Flores-Radio T.V. Repair, 4th place: Edmund Lopez-Plumbing Repair. 118 ICT Q Q E ' p Right: David Guerro labels the computer dish. Top Left: Mr. Mundine cusses the assignment for the class today. Bottom Left: The first morn- anl Skill Are Learned .. +1i::s-ftiQ,'g,f- .N-A ing classes show their pride by their ribbons. Bottom Right: The second morning class also have their ribbons display for state competition. ICT 119 OEA Juniors Bottom: Mrs. Horstman ISponsorl, Loree Calvarly, Isabel Luna, Alma Villarreal. llstl Auldine Brune, Debbie Lopez, Leticia Leija, Linda Capuchino, Joanna Ortiz, Alice Castillo. f2ndl Janie Saldana, Rosario Campos, Letty Martinez, Nancy Cortreras, Billy Bowerman, Judy Gallardo, Mary Helen Gonzales, Susie Arreola. f3rdl Patsy De La O, Melinda Ruiz, Norma Hernandez, Joanne Villanueva, Belinda Ramos, Lebam Espinoza, Jackie Guerra, f4thl Eliz Lopez, lsabel Doria, Susie Villela, Debbie Ivey, Blanche Caberera, Kay Folgers, Blanche Cota. 5 am . gal 1 -A The OEA Junior Office Education Association .Q K 5 . K g l the girls are just learning the feel of an office job. They study the skill techniques of an office employment. If they keep their studies up until next year, they can hold a job during their senior if if year. The sponsor that helps these girls is Mrs. Horstmann. Billie Bowerman shows her interest in work. A , Hs ,,.f- 's.'. . ...---..,,,,, 1. ...- Q J 4. :QR 1' ef f r i f l q, as v cfs 1 B 1 -'iffy ,w f 2 , , s ,, i f'fi'Q-fff : 'S' if of so Wim R ,Moa T ,, 5 OEA l 4 l OEA Seniors Bottom: Chun Lam, Rosalinda, Debbie Routh. 2nd row: Mary Perez, Emeline Hernandez, Erin Briggs, Leroy Perez. 3rd: Pat Elizondo, Gloria De La Fuente, Thersa Estrada, Ann Borrego, Brenda Bustamante. 4th: Lesile Maes, Vangie Ortiz, Frances Jacob, Flora Aguirre, Jeanne Brown, Susana Bendele, Connie Sanchez. 5th: Jill Alonzo, Pat Barrera, Josie Villa. 6th: Roslyn Flores, Mrs. King, Shelia Pean, Margaret Gonzalez, Amambel Sffuentez. The OEA Seniors are young ladies learning about office jobs. They gained experience for the type of office job they would like to get into later on the future. Some girls participated in work pro- gram in which they work half a day. The Sponsor who helps the girls gain experience is Mrs. King. Lam Chun does her paper work for OEA. 1'A'V .,1ih' 8 ,' Q. s ,N snX 2, f Q V 5, - , -S, , 9: .' - ..g'g.v Us . -s .5 4 f 'l ,fx s guy, - - x ' I N 'V s ,p ' ,ff 'I ?lT 45 sl v 449' 'gy '.:,r Z Q46 5: it ':,,, 4 -5 M f, I , f?:.:' 4, , -. ' Q sxx W ' Q I 1 V' N 1 F4 Ira 'X w . fie- fi ak! OEA 121 M g D.E.C.A. Row 1: Aaron Ramos, Laura Hernandez, Barbara Mendez, Candelaria Rodriquez, Louis Cisneros, Joanne Leal, Mary Mendoza, Paul Ramirez. Rov Elizabeth Vitela, Patricia Castello, Priscilla Hinkle, Geraldine Calonge, Debbie Baiza, Rita Rincon, Eunice Vasquez, John Salas. Row 3: Shirley Rarr Christine Cantu, John Martinez, Rose Isaac, Josefina Rios, Brenda Gomez, Betty Aguillon, Rudy Lopez, Jeffery Sanchez. Row 4: Valerie Martinez, Wade Langston, Joseph Gallegos, Lisa Diaz, Daniel Alvarez, Peggy Gomez, Jeffery Sanchez. People often ask what D.E.C.A. stands for, well the answer to that question is it stands for Distributive Education Clubs of America. This vocational class is taught by Mr. Wade Langston, who teaches Junior and Senior students to develop a career in the business world. This year D.E.C.A. went to State Competition and came back with winners, their banquet was held at the Convention Center where all the high school students from around the school district par- ticipated in D.E.C.A. Winning awards for certain categories were: Geraldine Calonge for General Merchandise, Peggy Gomez for DECA Chapter Free Enterprise , Laura Hernandez for Apparel and Accessories , Josie Rios for Finance and Credit . The first place finalists were: Betty Aguillon for Food Service Aaron Ramos for Automotive , Anna Alvarado for General Mer- chandise, Lisa Diaz for Food Marketing . 122 DECA D.E.C.A. Top Left: Paul Morales takes time off to smile. Top Right: Peggy Gomez checks out a customer. Bottom Left: D.E.C.A. members have a well- plannecl future. Bottom Right: Rose Jacobs has fast fingers. DECA D.E.C.A. tx 11 Nlll ' we .us 5 b ,,.,.,u..., ns, .. At Top Left: Joanne Leal shows Peggy Gomez how she sells the latest fashions. Top Right: Josephina Rios, Laura Hernandez, Geraldine Calonge, and Peggey Gomez show off their awards. Bottom Left: Eunice Vasquez bags a customer's groceries. Bottom Right: Geraldine Calonge re-arranges clothes on rack. wt il ft. . , gli rsfss is ,ks l ,asm .J .2 ,,.: 7 ,ffl ' mix: f riff ' K M ,,,: E Ei., Qt , t 1-if if DECA 4 if . . HW, 1 'wh ' ,Hi- x ,,k, K LQ - f 'U 1 f D.E.C.A. WM, M t, , ' , f w J .,,, fb ' hi, ,- . Y, f n WWk W.,, A 4 2 , , 'Q fe- , 5 ff , iflwhwf I' sf M5435 'ff if cy, f 2 ww DECA 125 ' 126 Fragmenis Composed of fragmentsg brokeng incomplete We are pieced together and become as one . N 127 Senior Class Officers The kids of yesterday are now the graduates of 1982. These 350 seniors have been through a lot, from atten- ding Jefferson High School when the school was in repair from the fire in 1979, to the snow day their senior year. From the beginning of their freshman year with no class officers to their sophomore year with president Mary Gutierrez, junior year president George Trujillo, to presently Daniel Uranga, all together they worked to give the class of '82 one of the best classes E.H.S. has ever had. Athletic wise the football team captured the title of district champs. This accomplishment had not occurred in 23 years. Baseball, Track, Basketball, and Volleyball teams also gave their opponents something to remember. May 28, the senior class of '82 celebrated their graduation at the Convention Center Banquet Hall ffl. They named the White Rose as the class flower, Burgun- dy and silver as the class colors, and We Wouldn't Have Missed It for the World for the class song. Not so much the way it is but the way we remember it to be. For the memory is part of us, and often more beautiful than reality , is the class motto. The teachers, students, coaches, deans, and counselors will never forget the class of '82. Jackie Gomez, Sem Anabel Sifuentezl - iii-1 suv? Officers: President: Danny Uranga, Treasurer: Paul Alvarez, i i 'N ef ,V 1 ,au an ', - 31' -:sf , -3' R-M rc: ,V LV by ,,, I V. , I z i ,g,.,.- K W 4 ' if Row 1: Left to Right. Danny Uranga, Anabel Sifuentez, Jackie Gomez, Paul Alvarez. Row 2: Susan Saenz, Brenda Yanes, Candy Alvarez. Row 3: De La O, Felice Gonzalez, Pat Vargas, Cindy Arnett. Row 4: Pat Laurel, Monica Hayden, Lela Bonawitz, Joyce Rosenwald. Row 5: George T Mary Garcia, Willie Leija, Sponsors: Homer Gaytan, Nell Mitchell, Keith Bartels, John La Farge. Senior Class r , we as .. , Y' Officers The kids of yesterday are now the graduates of 1982. These 350 seniors have been through a lot, from atten- ding Jefferson High School when the school was in repair from the fire in 1979, to the snow day their senior year. From the beginning of their freshman year with no class officers to their sophomore year with president Mary Gutierrez, junior year president George Trujillo, to presently Daniel Uranga, all together they worked to give the class of '82 one of the best classes E.H.S. has ever had. Athletic wise the football team captured the title of district champs. This accomplishment had not occurred in 23 years. Baseball, Track, Basketball, and Volleyball teams also gave their opponents something to remember, May 28, the senior class of '82 celebrated their graduation at the Convention Center Banquet Hall ffl. They named the White Rose as the class flower, Burgun- dy and silver as the class colors, and We Wouldn't Have Missed It for the World for the class song. Not so much the way it is but the way we remember it to be. For the memory is part of us, and often more beautiful than reality , is the class motto. The teachers, students, coaches, deans, and counselors will never forget the class of '82. Jackie Gomez, Sec., Mabel Sifuentez' - 1 wr Officers: President: Danny Uranga, Treasurer: Paul Alvarez, Vice-Pl e??',t,v, ..., , Q, ,Y ffix Row 1: Left to Right. Danny Uranga, Anabel Sifuentez, Jackie Gomez, Paul Alvarez. Row 2: Susan Saenz, Brenda Yanes, Candy Alvarez. Row 3: De La O, Felice Gonzalez, Pat Vargas, Cindy Arnett. Row 4: Pat Laurel, Monica Hayden, Lela Bonawitz, Joyce Rosenwald. Row 5: George T Mary Garcia, Willie Leija, Sponsors: Homer Gaytan, Nell Mitchell, Keith Bartels, John La Farge. ra gmenis Composed of fragmentsg brokeng incomplete We are pieced together and become as one . 127 il? .S if iw! .41 , Q ww lx f sf, . '1 , Q V M it 9 I , A v .Nv rv' .-in 4 , ,aw ,, , i r i ix fs? r r , liz l r- , ' M w ww .. w, .9 gif, -.,, ?,1f' E 1 .?l ir iw vm M .J 1-'e W :N M w f Q Jin VA wa V ww WA 3 V M!- F? f wi 57 5? - 9- T ! R v :I ij, -1 'iii' V T35 1? swf' 5 ' WK 1 um 5435 I Q, Nm ww lf, J nw, ,Q L ff' I UMW A , wmv E 'Vui- 3 +5 iw sv av' W W W , 5 , l 95 f w ' Wg, 'ffl Q A 1w- 2 fs - , dl' , 'H J! X f I V .M B ai E I+'s a Lon 552.22 Wfwswwm , , Q, Upper Left: Dale Garza, Gilbert Barrera and Steve Mejia watch while Mike Barrera tickles William Rodriguez. Middle Left: Mrs. Albor's 4th period gets excite over the snow. Bottom Left: Mike Barrera tries to build a snowman. Upper right: William Rodriguez tries to throw snowballs at Dale Garza. Andy Sciaraffa post in the snow. ' 1 30 Seniors wm- and Winding Road Top Left: Even in the rain, Seniors still support the Bears. Top Right: Danny Uranga shows Jackie Gomez how to start a lawnmower. Bottom Left: Here comes the Bears. Bottom right: Lela Bonewitz measures just how much brains SENIORS really have? Seniors 131 , ,al 1 f I -x X' ra ' +1 v w u vm PF Wu W' pb: f Mig' X! 'R MP I M ww-! 1413535 ., -,, M x . Af 'X ,W .A 541 i ,F b M ' ' .-,D wif gr , Aw0 nf S L 1 , r nf at Jw 5' 11, if fi V ' We 1'. A Y , M A , ,E A? ., -.,fx'1 ' M ' H 15 ? + 3 i . 'Q , I kt JJ P W J Q? im lx .1153 am' ,E ,, , KV A xi'- 1- r ,f H -. Q X 3- K -- '12 V, Ii ,! 1 Z .-'I fl if? KW . kit. - I I 'll Always Remember Top: Felicia Phipps, Jay Sanchez, Larry Retault, and Kim Munoz pose for the camera. Top Right: Karen Cullen argues with her best friend Sylvia Hernandez. Bottom: Mike Barrera gives his chick a noogie. f , . ,ii Qi are i 'VV 134 Seniors ai 2 'ff 5 f W x W , 4 The Wag Were Top Right: Cindy Gallegos, Vangie Cuevas and Deanne Herrera take a break from acting. Top Left: V-l-CVT-O-R-Y that's our Senior Battle Cry yells Larry Retault and Sammy Gommz. Bottom Left: Paul Bernal has a serious moment in class. Seniors 135 J S2 - '! .l i kia , 1105 N pm V I I ,-nf M ,I , M , -4.4 ii! ' 4 NM QE Q 1 x M if ,J J r . Ax 1, 4, ,zum w xi? P' ' ,mf ,. ,...,: W, 1.5 53? it H3 X A uf ,W ,Q A ., 1 ,4 ,, , , , k M U ,E ' ...K 1,4 W.. 4- ,M -ff M -WL 5. w in ,WM W V fr , -1. an 'Fm x X as L ? ,J .nf- 572 wa -Mn 4 ' - Mm as rs, ig , U' ' , WW I1 far If QQ M if wif? nf if 5- 'E' ff? SFF 1+ . ww vi W W I-- T 25, P Ll X fn and W Wouldn'+ Have Top Left: Debbie Calderon pretends to be paying attention. Top Right: Zina Wells tells Richard Hernandez how to have fun at a pep rally. Center Left: Amabel Sifuentes finds other things to think of during foota ball game. Lower Right: Senior Jaime Landin escorts Chris Castro in the Color Day Assembly. 138 Seniors A fl V J Missed H for ihe World Left: We're dl, says Paul Alvarez and Mark Ferro. Top Right: Abraham punks it up at a dance. Bottom: Phillip Lobo, Paul Alvarez, Richard Her- John Carter and Joseph Atterbury debut in The Good Doctor . X Seniors 139 Look Like Made I+ Yglesis, Nick Left: Gilbert Barrera shows his sexy new look. Top right: Lyndon Duano, Richard Hernandez and Jaime Landin get down at a pep rally. Bottom right: Look out Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. Op- posite page top left: Varsity Cheerleaders form a Pyramid. Bottom left: Sylvia Najera shows her twirling talent at a Band show. Top right: A mighty proud Bear. Bottom right: John FiFi La Farge and Larry Retault give a cheer for the team. 140 Seniors Q ,. 4 ww- Jr' , X H ME, 'E - .,, wwf , F - 9 -M? V , . 1 f' In , wgiv ',': i f I v Q-, ,Q 5' ,Pl A 3 will W Remember These l l 5 i 5 l aaa Upper Left: Paul Solis has a quiet moment in the locker room. Upper right: Mike Barrera patiently awaits the end of the game. Bottom Left: Football players show respect for the Prayer Song. Bottom Right: John Carter is turning Jaapanese. 1 i i l 142 Seniors Times of 0ur Lives? l per Left: Brenda Yanas sings the Alma Mater. Upper Right: Sally Tynan gets into the swing of ngs. Lower Left: Mrs. Baumann's 4th period gets a little rowdy. Lower Right: John LaFarge looks nning in his new dress. Top Right: Football players show spirit. Left: George Tru- jillo stands with pride while cheering. Monica Haydon and Laura Rodriguez show off their smiles. Bottom Left: Johnny Arriaga listens for more snow. Keith Edwards is congratulated by members of the team. E Congratulations Seniors of 1982 fi. 'Q-...M 5 -wwww W-.QR-V '82 ihe Class wiih Class ,P W ., M, 5 V, , ,,,,,, - W, K 52 f 3' 'l M . i f, A' Q . K , I I K : W, - ww. as Seniors 145 We are YounQ and Touol The Junior Class was very busy preparing for fund raising activities. They worked hard and achieved much this past year. The Junior Class was one filled with enthusiasm as spirit was seen in the attendance of pep rallies, fund raisers and many clubs and organizations. The Junior Class introduced the Board of Executives which was formed by students most in- terested in the success of this class, decided on the key issues. The Junior Class was then responsible for informing the other members of proposed functions. Although this year was a year of success for the Junior Class of 82! Good Luck, next year to the Class of 83! i V an Junior Class Officers: lkneelingl President: Kshanaka Jayasundera, lL to Rl Treasurer: Cindi Mendoza, Vice-President: Gina Salazar and Secretary: ' Jessica Moreno. J' Q E Bottom: lL to Rl Jessica Moreno, Cindi Mendoza, Gina Salazar, Kshanak Jayasundera lsecond rowl Mary Gallegos, Kathy Holguin, Amanda Ricks, Sai Campos, Leticia Rodriguez lthird rowl Blanca Hernandez, Lorena Rios, Rose Pequeno, Sylvia Najera, Jeanette Frankckowiak lfourth rowl Denise Bari Carrie Gallegos, Susie Villela, Linda Capuchino, Susan Rodriquez, Jaime Salazar lfifth rowl Loree Caverly, Jose Martinez, Rene Menchaca, i Hernandez, and Chris Hernandez. Abrego, Francine Acosta, Christine Acosta, Victor Acuna, Laura Aguilar, Christine Aguilar, Larry Aiken, Gary Alfaro, Rosie Alonso, Willie Alonzo, Sylvia Alva, Simon Alvarado, Anna Anaya, Carmen Araiza, Rachel Arevalo, Belinda Arredondo, Joseph Arreola, Susie Artega, Elva Arteaga, Sandra Bailey, Elias Baldez, Brenda Barnes, Floyd Barrera, Beatrice Barrera, Denise Barrera, Mary Ben Kacem, Nadia Bernal, Charles Bononcini, Debra Bosques, Ismael Bowerman, Billie Branch, Tim Britt, Sandie Bromley, Debra Mae Brune, Auldine Buruato, Belinda Cabrera, Blanche Cabello, Maria Campos, Rose Campos, Sandra Cantu, Abdon Cantu, Christine Cantu, David Juniors 147 Capuchino, Linda Canielo, Rudolfo Carranco, Eddith Carranco, Sammy Carrasco, Raul Castillo, Adrian Castillo, Alice Caverly, Loree Cerda, Manuel Cervera, Diane Chapa, Roger Cisneros, Mary Jane Clauss, Bonnie Cobarrubias, Mary Coker, Julie Contreras, Nancy Cortez, Jose Costello, Patricia Cox, Scott Cristan, Rick Czaplinski, Donald 148 Juniors Our Yelling and Screaming 2 4 V A kl,, Junior Class Representative Jessica Moreno is escorted by Abby Cantu. Z Q, ' . Dean, Janet Dela Barrera, Elaine Dela Fuente, Nereina Dela Garza, Benjamin Dela Garza, Mona Deleon, Herlinda Delgado, David Delos Santos, Cynthia Denavejar, John Diaz, Cindy Diaz, Johnny Dominguez, Joe Doria, Isabel Duarte, Isabel Ebarra, Elaine Encino, Francine Elizondo, Henry Elizondo, John Elizondo, Teresa Escobedo, Salvador Espinoza, Martha Espinoza, Lebam Juniors 149 Espinoza, Patricia Espinoza, Rick Espinoza, Thomas Esqueda, Veronica Faz, Lillian Fernandez, Laura Fernandez, Rebecca Flores, Debbie Flores, Esther Flores, Gilbert Flores, John Flores, Rene Folger, Kaye Franckowaik, Jeanette Freeman, Wendy Fuentes, Hilario Fuentes, Susan Gallardo, Judy Gallegos, Mary Gallegos, Nick Galvan, Mike Gamez, Emilio Garcia, Aide Garcia, lrma Garcia, Felix Garcia, Lucy Garcia, Paul Garcia, Ralph Garza, Angie Garza, Armando Aren't That B , ik M r., . it . VAX my :mga -,W r L l wk s, , li? ff Fw.. rm, Wig., , 29 ,, , .. Qggiym , 7 H MQW ' Q6 ag- muxuu 'ir- On the first day of snow in 9 years Debra Bononcini is out to get anybody in her way. Q, . ...af swf rv 1 4,1 ,mr .Z 4 5 J -R s , 1 rf tl mehmes e're Sweei fl X 31 5 N, , A f, xr , 1 , 'S K 7 ff Carlos Rodriguez, is he so shy? l xo! , 'T' 'Y' ,J Garza, Maria Garza, Marco Garza, Mike Garza, Minerva Garza, Sandra Gomez, Alfred ,ef ,fr , ,yr as .fx Gomez, Trisha Gomez, Victor Gomez, Frank Gonzales, Gloria Gonzales, Kenneth Gonzalez, Angelica xx I. ' Gonzalez, Jessie , Gonzalez, Joe I ff, 'rgdff 1 25 Gonzalez, Julian if lv Ali, Gonzalez, Mary Helen 6 Gonzalez, Maria Grigsby, Georgina ' L, , ' ll N V V ' - Q Grohman, Chris 3, FS f CZ' .. , Guerra, Roland h X , ff' , , Guerra, Jackie flare-4 - 'f , Guerrero, David M Gutierrez, John . . A ,e.' 7 ' A l i Hallmark, Todd ei -r X , . . MM. -1 Harrell, Paul Harris, Edwin Hernandez, Alex Hernandez, Anna Hernandez, Blanca Hernandez, Chris Juniors 151 Hernandez, Laura Hernandez, Martha Hernandez, Martin Hernandez, Norma Hernandez, Reuben Herrera, Gabriela Herrera, Noe Higgins, John Hill, Timothy Hinkle, James Hires, Gerald Hodge, Edith Hogan, Jack Holguin, Kathy Howerton, Paul Huston, Remy Hutchinson, Alonso Ivey, Debbie Jacobs, Rose Jaschke, Michele Jasek, Kenneth Jayasundera, Kshanaka Kalin, Kerry Kern, Elizabeth Landa, Joe Landry, Debbie Laskowski, Kathy Leamon, Kevin Ledesma, Veronica Levingston, Ross 152 Juniors We're Re llg Nice People F ,1- KT? limi-1 -E22 Ox-is Q ir' , Q 5. L- 5 ., , ,- .. ?5 lif t' xx 1 . 1 ' ' 'za :ii El4:f R l L 4 L . fr ,iv ,,.J x,, Nffivf' s, -A.: milf sw WH at fs- W- Ns ' N 'Q 'IL Mamas. 2 ,mx X X s E' X ,,,, 4 f f l 5512 1 Q! Eat your heart out Rick Springfield here comes Tim Martinez!!! hai You'd Like io Meei Rose Campos dances her heart away. as KW? 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'34 yt l. 4 Nl 1767 ' aa'L' 1 J .1 f wry! fy irf i 1' 1, W ci! lf f 5' 2 7 Lw pf M jf t-rf,:-if '.. q,f,faf,,5gm:g WW M 4-ri i 1 pw- 4 i 1. 4 ar - 7 I Q Y 1 Q-v Q 4 Y Lopes, Jesse Lopes, Phillip Lopez, Debbie Lopez, Elia Lopez, Guillermina Lopez, Henry Lopez, Larry Lopez, Loretta Lopez, Patty Loredo, Sylvia Lozano, Thelma Lytle, Elaine Luna, Alex Maldonado, Jackie Magallon, Armando Malley, Sandy Martin, Janet Martinez, Aurora Martinez, Carlos Martinez, Donna Martinez, Gabriel Martinez, Jose Martinez, Sylvia Martinez, Tim Martinez, Tommy Martinez, Valeria Mauricio, Miguel McCauley, James McCauley, Shelly McCumber, Olivia Juniors 153 Medina, Joe Medina, John Menchaca, Rene Mendez, Barbara Mendoza, Cindy Meneses, Melissa Messer, Patricia Monsivais, Leo Montalvo, Grace Monemayor, Paul Moody, Paul Moore, Connie Moran, Emilio Moreau, Gary Moreno, Adela Moreno, Barbara Moreno, Jessica Moreno, John Moreno, Mike Morfin, Ralph Munoz, Joe Oeffinger, Doris 154 Juniors e Dream of Tomorro Qs. -2 If ill' a I. - sf ,,. 2 , I 1 x ' if Lucy Villanueva and Mary Helen Gonzales play the blues wig Debbie Landry putting on a little insurance. Bui Live For Toda X fwu U Mm, WW i 5? dai if is all ,yn fm,-::'5. ' F . l I Javier Sandoval and Henry Lopez, what a couple of hams! ig ' ' 7 1 W W' G -rv-I I , i - W .L wr ,W M, t , 5 e Y '42 ,V., ,,,, ,,4 ,,.. L Z i L,,L, M fjff fa' 4, W lv ? ,M Q f f ,, Q.-.Q fl 5 f I .,. 1 1165.530 in i l K K ,,, mn Q Q U s ,I if . - David Cantu looks with anticipation. Opperman, Edie Ortiz, Jo Ann Ostos, Cecilia Padgett, Debbie Padillo, Martin Paiz, Daniel Palacios, Danny Palazzo, Albert Paveglio, Nick Pedrazine, David Pena, Debbie Pena, John Pena, Roland Pena, Warren Pequeno, Rosie Perales, Elizabeth Perales, Danny Perales, Rosie Perez, Danny Perez, Irma Perez, Mary Perez, Randy Juniors 155 Perez, Ruth Perez, Terry Pina, Robert Prieto, Myriam Ramirez, Antonio Ramirez, Dorothy Ramirez, Jose Ramirez, Lydia Ramirez, Rose Ramon, Shirley Ramos, Aaron Ramos, Belinda Ramos, Genive Regino, Mary Rendon, Carol Rendon, Norma Reyes, Lisa Rice, John Ricks, Amanda Ricks, Charles Riddles, Beverly Rincon, Rita Rios, Lorena Ritz, Mario Rodriguez, Andrea Rodriguez, Carlos Rodriguez, Judy Rodriguez, Leticia Rodriguez, Mark Rodriguez, Maureena 156 Juniors fiyfi -rf? Have Dne Year io G4 xi, W fm Q W-args sl? 1 - 5 93 ,, J' 5 . 1 '- f N. J A ' I' X K R, Q if ' , fr 'M ,Q s A 5, 1 ' Tear I , .,.,.f7-. i , . are .X.. . N ' 5 . 1. X are f ,,-,.,,.,i,, S V, A, Aw, ,A it ' I X T., f x 'J it 2 J S 1,91 , Rodriguez, Ted Rodriquez, Susan Rohan, John Romo, Ruben Rosenwald, John Ruiz, Debra Ruiz, Mark Ruiz, Melinda Saenz, Aaron Saenz, Ralph Salazar, Edward Salazar, Gina Salazar, Jaime Salazar, Pat Saldana, Jane Saldna, Nancy Salinas, Juan Salvatierra, Claressa Sanchez, David Sanchez, Jeffery Sanchez, Joe Sanchez, Valerie Sandoval, Javier Sandoval, Javier Sandoval, Juan Sandoval, Ruben San Miguel, Diane Santana, Yolanda Schneberger, Dale Scott, Isabel Juniors 157 Shahzad, Sojel Shahzadasar, Edmund Sifuentes, Carol Sifuentes, Javier Smith, Burt Smith, Celia Tamez, Oscar Tejeda, Alex Tobar, Mary Toscano, Alex Torrez, Ruben Tovarez, Martin Trevino, Jacob Trevino, Raul Trevino, Yvonne Valderas, Sally Valdez, Jaime Valdez, Mary Valdez, Rhonda Valero, Gloria Vales, David Vargas, Maria 158 Juniors The Best I Yet to B4 Q .af-fn l Kerry Kalin, Joe Sandoval, and Yvonne Vera enjoy cokes while telling a few joke Alex Hernandez, Laura Wilkins, Mario Ruiz, and Bertha Regalado enjoy an ever at the Military Ball. for W Are Class of '83 1 l 3 Albert Palozzo checks out the girls as they walk by. E JS k . Vasquez, Armandina Vega, Veronica Vera, Yvonne Viera, Cindy Villanueva, Jo Ann Villanueva, Lucy Villarreal, Alma Villarreal, Alonzo I ' N Villarreal, Chris ' Villarreal, Jimmy l i 1 5 l l l 4: - 1 l l Alex Luna dreams on. if eg . -1 Y war g wifi' my M ? if Wai z-'45 , L , - -- ,., ,,,,.,,,,H,M L V 'W HL 5' y- -' F' ff 9 52 ' 'W ur . F , ' ' K - ' .Z-3 0 Hr, ' I ' Y' A X 1 H., X f 1 Williams, Mark Wong, Donna Zepeda, Patricia Zule, John Flores, Refugia 2 , .., , K in I .V Villarreal, Lee Villarreal, Luis Villarreal, Robert Villela, Susie Vitela, Elizabeth Wilkins, Laura Juniors 159 Sophomores Are Here 5 N The sophomore class stands proud in many ac- tivities at Edison. From the athletic program to our VICA courses, the sophomores represent pride and enthusiasm in the school. As the spirit shines and their knowledge sparks, the future looks bright for this graduating class of 1984. lStanding l to rl Roland De los Santos Wice Presidentl, Mrs. Dominquez iSponsorl, Rae Michelle Morales iPresidentl. Bottom: Cookie Valdez iSecretaryJ, lrene Garcia lTreasurerl. 3 X l I 7 Wmiff .im Top to bottom: Alex Hernandez, James Kerchivelle 12nd rowl Mona Ledesma, Roland Sandoval, Kathy Robedeau, An Aguirre, Pat Martinez, 13rd rowl Rosalinda Venagsa, Lisa Cortinas, Esther Hernandez, Zelda Castillo, Shuler Coleman, l Frances Sauceda. lBottom rowl Ms. Dominquez Isponsorl, Rae Michell Morales lPres.l, Roland De Los Santos QV. P: 160 sophomores Cookie Valdez iSec.l, Irene Garcia, ffreasurerl. e've Started a Brand New Year iris? my N7 Q Top: Cassie Farias finds a quiet moment. Bottom: The B-52 syn- drome hits Edison, demonstrates Danny Kissling, Abone, Theresa Abrego, David Abrego, Michelle Acosta, Andrew Acosta, Aracely Addis, George Aguilar, Belinda Aguilar, Grace Aguilar, Steve Aguirre, Annabell Aiken, Debbie Almaguer, Janie Almanza, Diane Almaraz, Roger Alvarado, Anthony Alvarado, Ernest 'Alvarado, Rene Alvarez, Dalia Anguano, Simon Apolinar, Mike Argenal, Eddie Sophomores 161 Ariza, Thomas Arias, Robert Armstrong, Angela Arriaga, Lupe Arvin, Steve Barrera, Jesse Benavidez, Rosalinda Betancourt, Manuel Blanquiz, Rose Boaz, Del Bonam, Dana Bonincini, Alfonso Borrego, George Bosquez, Jimmy Bowerman, Vicki Bradshaw, Darryl Brito, Christine Brown, Wylette Bryan, Latrece Bryand, Mauro Cabrera, Danny Calvillo, Mark Camarillo, Edmunclo Campbell, John Campos, Diane Campos, Diane Campos, Johnny Cantu, Jackie Cantu, Margie Carrasco, Eliamer Carreon, Roger Carvajal, Laura Castoreno, Yvonne 1 62 Sophomores We've Come Togeiher All as Oi gt V.. 4-an Roger Almarez takes a breather during the game Nav? i-1 ii iw' li ua.. '-may 1: 14 Q 4 mf' Z , ' ri A 3? v 44,1 Q-1' if -ffwfrfimki 'ff fo riiiiligqjiifii, 'EZ 42. ' A xi 4 ,E i 3 f ,W ,,,f .. f an v ,.-r um fi f igfifg Qwlmfls 3' if f? fimif ll 5 Lin V lv' 1: :E .fig 1, M- ,,. 1.,,,.ff - 2- fri : an ,i ..--V f gg. S , ,f 5 , f f 'H ,gi Y W 5 A lib' nf we'lI Stag This Wag Till Our Work Is Done . 5 - f 41 6 2. er., 41 we NA 15 X 5 l ww., 3 mt K A fr .iii ff 4' is Av- ' J, X X ga 'SE - 2, 1 is :S , r si' if NS' M U z p.g Y'I,..I' - ' 5? -i ..,,i W ia, ii Q 1, J ij ,,, i ig? vm :M f.. 2 f- -'-1-11 ,-if-,H.:.-Mei-arxeaf .3-sms:-11 ii. -- 2 isss ,Q .. ,.i - .L,, X, - X lr 5 E is9, q lgs . E Q i X i Q xx Ei Ei . lx, . ,gr 2 s my ,QNX 5 2 if swf l 1' X . X srr Zelda Castillo wonders what's going on? Casedas, John Castillo, Rose Castillo, Zelda Castro, Brenda Castro, Sylvia Cavazos, Mellisa Cavazos, Roger Caverly, LeRoy Cepeda, Tammy Cevera, Cynthia Colbath, Adam Coleman, Schuler Constania, Mirna Conteras, Lorena Carranco, lris Cortinas, Lisa Crater, Clint Cruz, Joanne Cruz, Mercy Cuevas, Bertha DelaGala, Lucia DelaRosa, Robert Delgado, Dominic DeLosSantos, Roland Dikeman, Vickie Doctor, Steve Dominguez, Cindy Dominguez, James Driscoll, Debbie Edwards, Lisa Elizondo, John Ellis, Anna Enriquez, Jaime Sophomores 163 Espinoza, Frances Esqueda, Vincent Esquivel, Nora Estrada, Irene Estrada, Olga Estrada, Ruby Estrello, Monica Eve, Richard Farias, Cassie Fernandez, Jose Figuerora, Gilbert Fleming, Shelia Flores, Joe Flores, Paul Flores, Steve Flores, Susie Frierson, Kim Galindo, Diana Galindo, Pat Gangel, Garcie Gann, Theresa Garcia, Diana Garcia, Diana Garcia, Esther Garcia, Irene Garcia, Janie Garcia, John Garcia, Joyce Garcia, Maria Garcia, Martha 164 Sophomores A... ,,,, 3 , ae, We've Backed Our Leaders All the W 64' 1- K ff X Wu , , ae, .mmm Mfvfwi ff hi ,534 ., 1 H y ,i ggi ,4'1i.'w . lifggfz. - QV? wfewffiwezwfs fie,,,r::.f sg ass f 'Isp-izgzmf Paul Solis escorts Rae her sophomore class. Michele Morales, while she represents .,,,, ,, 4 :K Lv 1 'fe nd Worked Real Hard Till ihe End of Mag 7 fe f: Q, 9515 ? Sophomores en'o their lunch. Garza, Garza, Garza, Garza, 5, wa' ,JV Joey Mario Pessv Reynoldo 1.1 'fi Ma, ,,,-W, .,,,,,zi , ,cf . ,,h, f 35 , amass fm my -if v- H if ,, W ,fag , ' M W Q if ,f E S? f. Q ,4 , A , , vw :- ' ' ' H- W. Viifi 9 , -ig' - V lj V ' Q. - if vi' 43 , 'iff A K Q W . , ,, I W J , 1 yi? 4? X l K K X fi R' s 1 'K l N 2 it ,, , f , 3 F, A j 3912 , Garcia, Mario Garcia, Robert Garrison, Walter Garza, Brenda Garza, Esther Garza, Gilbert Garza, Sylvia Garza, Sylvia Gorado, Patricia Gloor, Karen Gomez, David Gomez, Helen Gomez, Sylvia Gonzalez, Fernando Gonzalez, Ruben Gonzalez, Anna Gonzalez, Joe Gonzalez, Martha Gonzalez, Norma Gonzalez, Vicky Guerra, Sandra Guevera, Daniel Guerrero, Margie Gulick, Deanna Gunn, Kelli Harris, Chris Harrison, Elsie Hayes, Danny Herald, George Herrera, Rosemary Sophomores 165 Hernandez, Alex Hernandez, Ben Hernandez, Cathy Hernandez, Esther Hernandez, Ignacio Hernandez, Joann Hernandez, Juan Hinojosa, Danny Hires, Dennis Huey, Judy Jarett, Sara Jayesundera, Ynoli Jimenez, Jimmie Jimenez, Chris Jimenez, Eddie Juarez, Mary Kercheville, James Kissling, Danny Kotora, Noreen Ledesma, Michelle Ledesma, Mona Leija, Humberto Lanero, Stephanie Lewis, Mary Lockwood, Bill Lopez, Aurora Lopez, Cynthia Lopez, Nancy Lopez, Pamela Lopez, Rachel 166 Sophomores We're All So Cheerful and Full of Pri 25 Q.. C, r.- -f 4 ww -- N. 5 i er -Lu 1 ,,, , X sm: Q5 ' fi f ' ., A Q ,gg in , L., , .effeq . . ,,,, 2, ,Q , 2? 1 ' S Z' ' ' ' ,T r . ff -q-f ,, W. x ,.s,,. 0-ww 6 i Pep Squad members support their team. sf My-' i f :V A rr 5 ,.. A H E ..,,,. . . . , ,,,..z-. ause We're the Best and Have Nothing to Hide f .X sr. X . i . 1 f ,:-. S .jig A - f --' a v-- 'Nu -r Q ,XX i Yttiiililx 2555+ s lim liilii an km 532524 Kiiit' 'X ,1,, W. 1 .affisiiii 1 Y ' '?s..iIss1 -fans , . . J 3 - r ' k ffm, ,. . at X 4 wg af. F SV fb 51. X r Q W X 6-W -if ,die in 'A . :ii Mk - fi 5 , x ti s s .ez 1 as Q mi 4, s.,,.,W , X if. , QV- si 'Q 1 ,E iq 312 si ' , fx S qv l ' X 1 'QR X 5 MJ xl, .at kv 3,5 rl , K . i f SIA i L ' ' ,H . , e Q , ,3 , 'Q wif--'X' ieef55.fQLffk'liif'i ill Sophomore band students participate in pep rally. fy writ, ,g E w Y , f 1? of ,gt ii VV.ii 5 lg . K' f 3, l i, Lopez, Sally Lozano, Marco Maldonado, Rick Manzano, Monica Marchiori, Marcell Marshall, Wesley Martinez, Abel Martinez, Armando Martinez, Belinda Martinez, Efrair Martinez, Ernest Martinez, Hector Martinez, Jesse Martinez, Jesse Martinez, Jesse Martinez, Leticia Martinez, Marla Martinez, Mary Martinez, Michael Martinez, Paul Martinez, Patricia Martinez, Pat Martinez, Rebecca Martinez, Robert Martinez, Robert Martinez, Roger Martinez, Theresa Mata, Juana Mata, Mark McCord, Jackie McGowa, John Sophomores 167 We've Seen the Good Times and Seen the Bad Medina, Maria Medina, Maria Medina, Sylvia Mendez, Robert Mendoza, Evelyn Mendoza, Liz Messer, Carol Moak, Kevin Molina, George Monroe, Laura Montalvo, Adam Montalvo, Laura Montalvo, Pat Montelongo, Maria Montemayor, Margo Montes Richard Moore, Joseph Mora, Wilson 168 Sophomores -, 'sf H' .. fs gg, . . ' if' L 'V' in 'C' , xx fr K . W X r 'X , L' X a 1 Kwik Q 5 3 l l - , Top: Irene Estrada gets camera shy. Bottom left: Margie Cantu and friend smile. Ruben Gonzales entertains at X-Mas bandshov We've All Been Happy and All Been Sad Morales, Rae Michelle Moreno, John Moreno, Ray Munoz, Lisa ,, , Munoz, Sandra Murphey, Jeanie 'xr ,V Myler, Bryan srl' 'A ' gg' Naviara, Joe Navarro, Ruben Neighbor, William ,f A-f ' x lk Neimeire, Herman .,, , Novack, Joseph Ochoa, Janet Ochoa, Mary ji' 'ifimskrz 31 21 cv Q llll 94 inf' an-r F -'-k . f V Olmos, Thomas Ortega, Nick Oyervides, Abel Top: Mark Wallace works hard. Middle: Average sophomores class. Bodom: Rachel Oc.-ma, Andres Lopez and Elvia Veliz show their happy faces. Sophomores 169 Paiz, Sandra Palacios, Marcus Palminez, Tim Parales, Gracie Pastrano, Manuel Pelayo, Manuel Perales, Roberto Peterson, James Perez, Lucy Pope, Andy Quiones, Andy Quioroza, Roy Ramirez, Adrian Ramirez, Alfrdo Ramirez, Joe Ramos, Juan Ramos, Michael Regalado, Bertha Reveles, Mark Reyes, Joe Rincon, Maria Rivera, Albret Rivas, Laura Robedeau, Kathy Robeldo, Mike Rocha, Jeanette Rodriguez, C. 170 Sophomores We've Lived Our Year and Shared Togeihei IILVS 1,-- .. .L , L 1 We S r ii'i Terry Velero shows Herman how to get the job done. .1 3, 2295? WH ,, ,. fr H f K X zu' :Z2'?'l,.., ' L li : Ugg ff 3 4 W 1 4 W 5' ,vw A f MV I L ,. i ., Y ,, ,ai vi i X St. rqriiwf 1:17 h aw- 1 X , I v rrrr l ,sil i,l, zisit V1 1 ,. n Ity if ili' 'll, 1 t , , A 'll,- l r ,, Steve Aguilar gets camera shy while Roland laughs on. 4 hrough Sunng Dags and Raing Weather Roland and Charlie enjoy the game. Q.,,...3: :-. , -V f' ww, , was i 5 2 X L Q, H ,sa Q t y5,g,.j-fxs Wa r- -,5 W X- if.!'ff -...V x qk,,, my sg , X - ,. , - , , - , . Y. 4 - 'f i s Wa, , area .... W, iff.. i 222-sf, 95' sf 1 1 fs .. a, ,les t aww...- ' 'Y ss NRS , mg M 1 t , 'L X l fi N fi K X r. as , ee, 4, i s,-if 2 ,f 4 f in ,xo Jo Novack shows his l.Q.? SSii51.,... - iii.. 4 QWNJJX was - 2- ihiff' T153 . ,fs ,tr -' gi Q - -' s A r ,Q 'tw in X :Y H 5, 3 Q is , V.. Q 13 i ' i The picture tells it all rt- 1' 'V Ks., '- - ,ig all ' '57 .5 .f -5. if ' e f h fs? B ,Q , . .3 X it xXx X sv N as 0 was ,rs g 1 , ,i,i , ia, px rf 2, r .4-f up W ii s X if r Q i 'l . , . ,,.t,.,,,g :gf-. Rodriguez, Charlie Rodriguez, Emilio Rodriguez, Fernando Rodriguez, Frank Rodriguez, James Rodriguez, Luis Rodriguez, Refugio Rodriguez, Mario Rogers, Nancy Annette Romo Rose, Roselynda Rotten, Jimmy Ruiz, Norma Ruiz, Rosemary Saenz, Christine Saenz, Karen Saenz, Elizabeth Salazar, Edward Sanchez, Juanita Sandoval, Andrew Sandoval, Laura Sophomores 171 Sandoval, Roland Sankhie, Phat Saucedo, Manuel Saucedo, Mary Frances Scariffa, Nancy Scott, Magdelena Serna, Ceaser Serratos, Mary Shahan, Edward Sheridein, Tammy Sibley, Monic Siluentiz, Gerald Sivas, Corina Sivas, Robert Solis, Yvonne Tamez, Roger Tobar, Ricky Torrez, David Torrez, Emilio Torrez, Yolanda Tovar, Isabel Urrabeigo, Pete Urrutia, Linda Vaca, Erin Valdez, Beatrice Valdez, Cynthia 172 Sophomores Our Time Will Come, a Special Dag Raquel and friend are all punked out Drummers work for perfection to get it all together for the upcoming performance. A Time for All of Us to Sag: sa Two members of the soccer team discuss what position they play. Ao' Valdez, Javier Valeero, Theresa Vanegas, Rosalinda Valentin, Limon VanNess, Elizabeth Varela, Javier Vargas, Carlos Vasquez, Debrah Vasquez, Yolanda Vela, Sandra Veliz, Elvia Vera, Sylvia Vera, Tony Villarreal, Carlos Robert Silvas listens to some sounds. ff, :K Villarreal, Celia Sophomores 173 We Are the Sophomores and We Can'+ Be Beal Villarreal, Mike Villarreal, Sandra Villarreal, Ruben Vitela, Larry Wallace, Mark White, Eric Whittles, Chris Wilson, Denise Witt, Steve Wollney, Richard Zepeda, Maria 174 Sophomores l ,Ani Q-3 'N HQ, 1 1 ll l E I l n l Q Qi :W 15,5 . it' ' if at , , ,Q w bil fx 4 ,M 11 -, -,- 2103 Wylette Brown looks for her material. ltop rightl Esther Hernandez isn't ready for her picture. Jeanie Murphy a new cover 5 James Rodriguez falls asleep in class. F l Cause Our Standards Are Hard to Beat 2 i .., g'L' ' : f em or i N X55 rl if 4 s in 5 f op left: Cathy Hernandez happily awaits her turn while Maria Rincon takes her time. Top Right: Cindy Cevera looks up her file. Middle left: Vicky onzalez, Maria Medina, and Melissa Cavazos joke around. Middle right: Cookie Valdez and Mercy Cruz amuse crowd. Bottom: Bryan Myler really hus- as. Danny Hayes helps Anabell Aguirre with homework. The Freshmen Are Here The freshmen of Edison are special people. Sure they're new to the school, but they sure aren't new to the excite- ment. They've come a long way. They're finally at high school and are doing fine. They've joined clubs, sports, and helped with their spirit at all kinds of events. It's always new and exciting for the upper classmen to check out the new group of freshmen. We could say they're always welcome. WELCOME FRESHMEN!!! Top Right: Believe it or not. Macho Man James McCord is a perfect ten. Left Middle: Monica Edwards and Gilbert Rios have some fun . . . cause they're cool. Bottom Right: Tina Chapa and friends take it easy. 176 Freshmen r A r l l A 'K I wi 24 ' ,f 5.135 img ,,,,. ,fm ,. .1 ,. v,:,,,,. ' :, ,, . EQ' ' W,,, 7 f fs ' 5 P' R Oscar Pacheco shows his spirit with his special friend. Q ,g iii ulE5ll'1?l QS? 'IN sr s Xl H2 , , wr, . ,isesyzr ,, lf 'ff i C X is ,TE N' ' at Q seq ws .Q , ,X Q WE E X X 3 X ' X P as it ii l rx X ,:. 4'- it wi. Q, M A gs , W Jn 1 A. 4' M13 LM ' a wQ sX -1 . 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De Leon, Cindy t ,N kg Freshmen 179 De Leon, Cindy De Leon, Barbara Delgado, Pat Delmoral, Alfredo De Los Santos, Alicia Deltoro, Angela Deltoro, Annabell Diaz, Patricia Diaz, Raymond Dominguez, David Edwards, Monica Elizondo, Patricia Enriquez, Annette Escamilla, Sandra Esparza, Theresa Espinosa, Debbie Espinoza, Larry Espinoza, Oscar Espinoza, Ruben Espinza, Linda Estrada, Cesar Estrada, Denny Estrada, Marco Ethridge, Allen Fernandez, Phillip Flores, Cynthia Flores, Cynthia Flores, Eloy Flores, Jesse Flores, Letty Fraga, Teresa Gaitan, Debbie Gaitan, Oralia Galego, Ben Gallegos, Diego Gallegos, Feliceano Gaona, Guadalupe Garcia, Bernie Garcia, Gracie Garcia, Jesse Garcia, Juan 180 Freshmen Theg Love Their New riend zz: r ., - ii, .,r:: . 'E 4, . . X . ,, . rags, 4 , , Tj ffrzfisi, sr ,. 45 staff' . N, an M , t. - Q ,f '-V X 3 ,i N - 1 5, 5 ,, i f 'W ,. - - is? - l gi . 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Top Right: Selma Cantu gets a little hung Bottom Left: Charles Rodriguez is on his mark! Bottom Right: Randy Routh, Sergio Lynton, a Cande Alvarez got it all together. But Theg Still Have Fun K, 6 , . AW ...m..,m.sliZm ll r K s p Left: John Paveglio and Carolyn McClain dance the night away. Top Right: Virginia Calvillo studies up a storm. Bottom Lett' Cindy Ramirez, day dreams in lss. Middle: Ray Tejeda shows a grin while solving a puzzle. Bottom Right: Freshmen spiriteers show their respect for the prayer song. Freshmen 185 McMauley, Sean McClain, Carolyn McCord, James McCumber, Sarah McErog, Kim Medellin, Cynthia Medina, Esiquiel Medina, Jorge Medina, Manuel Medina, Michael Medina, Rudy Menchaca, Rachel Mendez, Louis Mendoza, Myra Mendoza, Raymond Mendoza, Sandra Mendoza, Sherry Meza, Lorenzo Montalvo, Genevieve Montez, Joel Morales, Greg Morales, Maria Morales, Robert Moreno, Cindy Moreno, Luciano Moreno, Shirley Mueller, Danny Muniz, Maria Nandin, Raymond Ocura, Rolando Ortega, Francisco Ortiz, Marco Ortiz, Thomas Ovalle, Gilbert Oyervides, Miguel Pacheco, Oscar Padilla, Jerry Paez, Greg Palacios, Fili Palomo, Gilbert Paredes, Henrietta Passailaigue, Sandra 186 Freshmen WJ. -'eisfsfzs : - :E-it.:::eg t ff ff T xx S 3393 arg. .i ' ,M A 1- 1 , Q' X , 1' J 'xx f.- N - ' L - f we 1 g t . l 'R L. K u-, S., They Never Think ig szqfa- ' ' - 1: E. 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' 9 Paveglio, John Pelayo, Mario Pena, Ruby Perez, George Perez, Jacob Perez, Juan Perez, Maria Perez, Pat Perez, Richard Perez, Sammy Perez, Yvonne Pinkston, Jason Phear, Bo Pullin, Kenneth Quintanilla, Roberto Quiroga, Jesse Ramirez, Aundre Ramirez, Cynthia Ramirez, Henry Ramirez, Julio Ramirez, Kathy Ramirez, Martha Ramirez, Marty Ramirez, Michael Ramon, Richard Rangel, Roger Rawon, Roxanne Regalado, Molly Regino, Jose Rendon, Victor Reyes, Gilda Riche, Chris Rios, Gilbert Rivera, Janine Robles, Alfred Robles, Debra Robles, Rudy Roblez, Teresa Rocha, David Rocha, Gloria Rodriguez, Abraham Rodriguez, Andrew Freshmen 187 Rodriguez, Basillo Rodriguez, Charles Rodriguez, Charlie Rodriguez, David Rodriguez, David Rodriguez, Ernest Rodriguez, Fidencio Rodriguez, Gary Rodriguez, Gerald Rodriguez, Juan Rodriguez, Juan Rodriguez, Lisa Rodriguez, Melinda Rodriguez, Martin Rodriguez, Marty Rodriguez, Paul Rodriguez, Richard Rodriguez, RoseMary Rodriguez, Sonia Rojas, Roberto Romero, Ernest Routh, Randy Rowland, Carolyn Ruiz, Faustino Ruiz, Loisrdes Salazar, Gladys Salazar, Lionel Saldania, Gloria Saldania, Hector Saldania, Patsy Saldana, Toni Salinas, Franciso Salinas, Yolanda Sanchez, Luis Sanchez, Rosa Sanchez, Ben Sanchez, Louis Sanchez, Randy Sanchez, Yolanda Sandoval, Javier Sandoval, Mina SanRoman, Helen 188 Freshmen Y . . L. K Theg're Great Guys and Gal 1 5 ' 1 T, . JF? s., .. 1,',, XJ i x lla A .1 Q 2 , A IQ NF as wg if Q5 1 , u iGoofing OH' with Their Pals in 47- wtf ii M f f 1?- ' 1, fr' We , .,, -v ., M ,W ,,. , ,M :Wm .,,. fm - Q Cf 4 V2 M e .-I if a W1 A we 15 rw ff iw Q li ,, .Ai I ,V 'y-,,.......,-'ff' fc. XV ,ef-f- f1f 6 ...M Wm 4' ft 'H 1 5 rigs a ff ..-1 l l A .gwQ,,,Hl.,V . f - 5, me f J fig, J- N 2: 4, as y , 3 r , is , , 4 rp , i A ' r , K fy we ,asa , ffv, ff LLV, rrrr z -W , A . C Y' K firearm A l A rsffrbifgml K ai.. Q,-V-y Santos, Joseph Schneberger, Tim Scott, Charles Segovia, Raul Serda, Mark Serna, Cynthia Serna, Veronica Shaner, Barbara Silva, Fred Smith, Clint Soliz, JoAnn Soto, Antonio Soto, Kathy Soto, Raymond Starkey, Kimberly Stickelbault, Kathy Tejeda, Ray Telles, Blas Thienpont, Darlin Thomas, John Torres, Bernaldo Torres, Eunice Torres, Juan Torres, Patricia Torrez, Steven Toscano, Bebe 'Trevino, Michelle Trevino, Rose Triece, Marc Valdez, Ernest Valdez, Ernest Valdez, Lina Valdez, Victor Valero, Sonia Vallejo, Albert Vandervort, Chris Vasquez, Carlos Vasquez, Gilbert Vasquez, Maria Vasquez, Zoila Vega, Ernest Vela, Heliar Freshmen 189 Velasquez, Claudia Vera, Tony Villa, Francisco Villanueva, Josie Villareal, Cynthia Villareal, Sandra Vradenburg, Janie Washington, Cassandra Wong, Cassandra Yanez, Maricela Zamorron, Richard Zamora, Paul Zamora, Ruben Zapata, John Zertucae, Alex Zieglar, Frank Zimmerie, Cynthia 'Espinoza, Toni 'Estrada, Esther 'Estrada, Pedro 'Felan, Libertad 'Hernandez, Adam 'I.opez, Nick 'Medina, Carlos 'Valadez, Andrew 'Valdez, Evangeline 'Vargas, Edward 'Out of order 190 Freshmen 'W .,.,..,,,.4 is , V- 5 N iw-ff ' 151 2' A nw ZS, , ,Q 1 W ,,,, M , W ,H ' 1 Vw WN QL , iw ZW 9 gzifv A, 6? f Q , fe Q f if 3 f sf Bottom Right A peaceful moment for Zolla Vasquez f v ,,,. , Whom W All Know Don'+ Take No Jive 's V ff, aw. .JYW i T J, , fa' . Vt ts. ff: c 'YN Q' new Top Left: Sergio Casarez is caught by surprise. Top Right: Isabel Luna asks if Pele really started out this way? Bottom Left: Jesse Flores gets a kick out of his lab assignement. Bottom Right: Nancy De La Garza and Priscilla Kern have a serious talk at a swim meet. Freshmen 191 192 The structureg giving shape to somethingg Teachers serve to support and bond our education. The Framework 193 What Holds the Pieces To Dr. William R. Elizondo President, Board of Trustees Mrs. Sylvia Ward Vice-President, Board of Trustees Mr. Oscar E. Cisneros Secretary, Board of Trustees Mr. Thomas C. Lopez Assistant Secretary Board of Trustees ,Jef Ns Henry YU'-U19 Mr. Santos Belton tam' 194 Faculty 4. Mr. Thomas D. Gaffney Member Mr. Oscar G. Hernandez Member Mrs. Frances N. Mabry Member I Staff Works Hard lo Q Si ,.. Mrs. Edna Christopher Keep Us Together ' L' V do 4 , - . 45,2 w mf I ,I , mf ' I I ilu' all Mr. Robert Henderson McCain, Dorothy Sepulveda, Yolanda Templeton, Nancy Blaha, Daisy Garza, Irene Kalich, Florence Herple, Polly Berry, Rubina Carter, Louie Garza, Carmen Johnson, Clara Faculty 195 Baumann, Leslie Boucher, Charles Connor, Gloria Jordon,George Martinez, Rudy Mitchell, Nell Ozuna, Lillian Powell, Marion Bagwell, Lloyd Hestilow, Elinor Jones, Carmen Kinnard, Barbara 196 Faculty Mims, Emily Rhodes, Aleta Scroggs, Sandra Enqjilw O'Gorman, Erin San Miguel, Sylvia Stebbens, Cindy hdaih Albor, Ludie Brown, Lou A. English, Mary Jones, Carolyn Cantu, Marie Gaytan, Homer Graham, Marie Johnson, T. J. Ng, Susan Pichot, Edgar Piland, Charles Zamzow, Jo Anne Faculty 197 Coaches and Special Education Bailey, Jim Buescher, Helen Evans, Bill Green, Tony Hallman, Vicky Jordon, Jim Pena, Josie Rodriguez, Hector Salinas, Rosalinda Washington, Nathaniel Williams, Gregg Young, Jay Castillo, Mary-Aide Gomez, Odilia-Aide Masser, Carol Quintanilla, Irene 198 Faculty g t Richter, Ellen Torres, Yolanda Walker, Barbara 6-1 X 5 4' s J Avg 'V lm wseml Vocalional and Eleclives iff fl s A was-1 Nfl T? Q 4 ima,-' o df? Rodriguez, Esmeralda Rodriguez, Minnie 'vw- ' ,l Brien, Marilyn Gonzalez, Joe Guzman, Jesse Horstmann, Betty King, Pat Langston, Wade Cortez, Carmen Dominquez, Sylvia Ferguson, Anne Gallo, Roel Hedricks, Pierce Jacobs, Mervin Kuykendall, Samuel Malone, Ron Niedorf, Doris Charles, Sylvia Faculty 199 .s School Workers . b r lf P oo Q f S' X ,-'I 1 --,: A w - K r lg . , , ,, W v gt K . K sg? -A ' ' if A W QQ 555: fi' fi -1' 4- . Y .g .t ef :'l-' :f-Ja' ' ,ig i A - ., . ,assi f - ,, ?,z1g'...5 N K W' ' A , ML V Z, 5. , . ,Zz-ffl' K . 5 ' Q WG ' V f ' V i , . . 1 . , ' , A 521' I K rr w wg 3 -r,. in l V Z' i ' 7 ' 11: 9 2 f f ' k ' ,:f5x,,'4, - -gr , ' L , r W I 2 1 Ugg. W f V , , -P jws.gf r - , ,, jg,,1,9,y . ,pf if ' in ,Q K g 5 f I 'Ill 'iff Z1 N r 8 VH -2 , 1, Vi? K ' fi f -' - ' ,f I rr V f, f f -' 1 . 4 2 r ' 351: ', - ,, . f w -.: , , kgygii 'W 5-:FW siiygiggg i ,I :H f . . . , f ,,,, A - ,, i fi H , in ' - 1 Bottom Left: Mrs. Niedroff debates on whether to go by car or air by aid of balloons. Bottom Right: Mrs. Salinas uses her beauty to get the au- dience to respond to the faculty play. 200 Faculty all : EA What Teachers Are Reallg Like! Mm Top Left: Mr. Gaytan and Mr. Martinez planning a new punish- ment for students. Top Right: The new bouncers of Edison. Middle: Mr. Boucher really has a hold on his students. Bottom Left: Mrs. Stebbens found a new place to teach. Bottom Right: Ms. Mitchell is picky about who touches her clothes. Faculty 201 :Q iii? Y .M , . ,,,, I .1 .E N E , .,,,,. . 5112 Wiwif, -f -f if--iizliwsvfsssfif .- 1. A I f: i,-Ffa Wee,--',E--2215mfg'2a'WET ?5f:1f.fi - , ' V . fnii- 'Sf wry, '7'1MIi7T' ii'-s'f7? 5 ' H A x M . K. .1 fff,, .. ., X- 5,4---gl...--lf - . J, ,, .. ff . . A f -11-X' 1 1.. - 51.11 7-1, ,- - 4, f,---1 H ,J K , ,Q K ..... .--:il X , nw- - New? f KY- My . X- EL .,,,,..111- . ,W , ma--iff ffff K fwyzn., Q ,- 4 . .i M: , ,, 5 X A Q ' ' H v H , K, , ' i 5122 -- ' 8:f' ' --'WW-31 - li, -1:ey,sf-- 4 - f , rv V, is .- .. -.gvii-wh Vo- ..- .::-'--f .vig 'S vibxgw 1 ,i,'y.1-,gag e , , ,, ' - f - ' Q' . 11 ' K K - N 3 . - K Q -2 .,,. , .i Pal-lerns-Parl II And soon the window will be complete. Patterns-Part II 203 The Good Dr.! Time: Second period. Date: January 26. Theme: The Good Doctor. Activity: Senior play. , Mood: GREAT! 1. Danny Uranga and Richard Hernandez having a few laughs. 2. Vangie Cuevas in deep thought. 3. Phillip Lobo needs glasses? 4. Cast: Danny N Uranga, Denna Herrera, Cindy Gallegos, Phillip Lobo, Paul Alvarez, Richard Hernandez, Vangie Cuevas and Joseph Atterbury. lr. 2 la 64? Bad Lands Ballghool Bad Lands Ballyhoof' was the title of this year's Faculty play. It was a day when we saw a different side of a few of our favorite teachers. The play was during second period on February 19. Top Left: Homer Gayton tries to tell Nell Mitchell about the facts of life. Middle: Homer Gayton puts a curse on Rudy Martinez. Bottom: Edison students try to laugh. Top Right: Rudy Martinez, THE BAD GUY . Bottom: Joe Gonzales attendantly listens to Cindy Stebbins. 205 Let's Get Crackin ' The Annual Military Ball was held in the Edison Mall on January 29th. The ROTC really got cracking at their ball this year. They shed their skins at the beat of the Air Force Band. The decorations, Donna Wong and her commitee took care of that, The band was The New Approach, spon- sored bythe Air Force. The cadets raised money for their great event by selling candles. Without a doubt the ball was a very successful one. Right top: Claudia Velazquez listens closely to what Sgt. Major Hendrick has to say. Right left: Kim and Debbie Ng are all smiles after going through the line, Left: Felix Sandoval is ready to lead the Grand March. 206 ROTC Military Ball L o K, Y Q 4.3.9 EL i, An Evening in Paradise Prom night, this year was certainly an evening in paradise for all those who attended. The Black and Gold was sponsored by the Honey Bear Pep Squad, Mrs. Bauman sponsor, Denise De La O president. Rize was the band, who played extremely well. The prom was on the evening of Top Left: Jaime Salazar and Sylvia arrive in style. Bottom Left: Mike Ledesma and Diana Campos at Black and Gold Prom. Top Right: Monica Estrello and Mark Ruiz dance their hearts out. Middle Right: Denise De La O, President ofthe Honey Bear Pep Squad, is presented with a plaque from Pep Squad Sponsor Mrs. Bauman. Bottom Right: Javier Briones and Cindy Saenz dance the night away. 208 Black 8: Gold Prom Proud New N.H.S. Members 54 N.H.S., the largest honor any student at Edison could receive. The National Honor Society induction was held on May 4th during second period. Only selected classes were invited to en- joy this big event. In order to qualify for this honor you must start working since your Freshman year. You must hold a 3.5 grade point average, and have an excellent citizenship record. Top Left: Excited new members are waiting. Middle: Cindy Mendoza, givves Debbie Lopez a hug for joy. Bottom Left: Hilario Fuentes waits patiently for Josie Rios to be inducted. Top Right: Richard White, con- gratulates Scott Cox. Bottom Right: Francine Abrego overjoyed. , lair if 5 '. NHS 209 210 Band Show Musical arewell The annual Senior Band show was held May 7, for the entire student body. The entertainment was given by Sylvia Najera, the only senior twirler. The stage band and choir also helped in their share of the entertainment. But it was Cindi Arnett and William Rodriquez who made the seniors once again realize how close graduation really was. While Cindi played the piano, Will sang the senior song, 'I Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World . All in all the show was a success, everyone realized that the seniors would soon be leaving good ol' E.H.S. This page: Left: Will Rodriquez sings sr. song. Top Right: Pat Vargas represents R.O.T.C. Middle: John Carter and show off trophies. Bottom: Marcie Smith and Lorraine Gonzales sing fight song. Next Page: Top: Var- sity Cheerleaders lead in prayer song. Top Right: Harold Flores looks a lit- tle scared. Bottom Right: Brenda Yanes, Marcie Smith, Lorraine Gonzales are all high in spirits. Top Left: Felicia Phipps and Gilbert Barrera are all smiles. Bottom Left: Michael Ledesma enjoys being a senior. iilllal B dSh The Last Dance The seniors of 82 had one of the best proms any seniors here at Edison have had in a while. The senior class started working early in order to raise money for a May 7 prom at Turtle Creek. The class sold jewelry and did many other money raising activities. In order to have a prom no one would forget it would have to look pretty good. So it took only 7 seniors and a couple of sponsors to fix that. These seniors and sponsors were up early to help decorate the Turtle Creek Country Club, and were back up there by 7:30 for PROM NIGHT . Left: Jackie Gomez, Gilbert Barrera, Cindi Gallegos, Doug Dalglish, Nell Mitchell, Anabel Sifuentez, Denise De La O, Homer Gayton, and Susan Saenz, the crew of 7 seniors and 2 sponsors. Top Right: Middle Left: Cindi Gallegos sets table. Mid- dle Right: Susan Saenz thinks it has to be just perfect. Bottom Right: Denise De La O and Anabel Sifuentez still smile while working hard. 212 Senior Prom Nell Mitchell and Homer Gayton, senior class sponsors The re U All Peppers 1. Mffeslhi in 0 . Senior Prom 82 Top Lett: Mrs. Christopher looks delighted at the Prom. Bottom Left: Candi Alvarez shows a smile. Top Right: Couples enjoy the prom and strut their stuff. Middle Right: Lisa Diaz waits while Mario Ruiz has a great laugh. Bottom Right: Abraham Rodriguez and Darlin Theinpont show they can enjoy a prom. Sr. Prom 213 Long Live The Class of 8Q!! The graduation of this year's senior class was held the night of May 28, 1982 in Banquet Hall vifl at the Convention Center. 350 restless seniors showed up for the long morning rehersal and by 8:00 p.m. the class was getting more anxious about graduating. Every member of this class was a winner in his own field whether it was athletic or academic. There were also those who had already reached the ultimate goal of total satisfaction. Will Rodriguez, accompanied by Cindy Arnett, sang the class song I Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World for the last time to the senior class. Both the class and audience listened in silence, overwhelmed with emotion. ln his address to his fellow classmates, valedictorian Robert Dalglish challenged everyone there to be Happy in Life . After the recognition of honor students, Mr. Henry Young presented the class to be certified. Diplomas were handed out by Dr. Willam Elizondo and Mr. Tom Lopez. Following The Class President Danny Uranga, the class moved their tassels from left to right. By the roar of the Class you realized how proud they were of themselves and what they had accomplished. At that time Phillip Lobo gave a motivating benediction. Next the graduates marched in the recessional with pride and joy in their hearts. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '82!!! 214 Graduation sqm Mixed Emotions . . . Top Middle and Bottom Left: Seniors, have their mixed emotions. Right: Seniors will long remember Ms. Nell Mitchell, one of the two class sponsors. Graduation 215 862' Theg Wouldn'l Have Missed it for the World. Next Page: Left: Javier Briones wonders what's in store for hls future. Top Right: Seniors in last mln. preparations. Middle: Harold Flores Tlnkled Pink . Bottom: Seniors, Line up to receive diplomas. This Page: Top Left: Cindi Arnett, and Mary Rodriguez lt's finally over! Bottom: Seniors, George Trujillo and Ernest Trevlno show they still have E.H.S. spirit. Far Right: Kim Munoz, tears of joy. 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But, Q The trains will still run, Clocks will still chime, Rain will still fall. And I will cry desperately, Realizing How little l matter ln a world of so many With so much. Ellen Cunningham onnnitn oono holden Bears Keep itltiinning, itor the school that we lone best, gon know that we are for gon, gon haue more than stood the test. ihoosing dogs are ooer, itome and tight us now, who dares. Show them now 1oho's shining Keep ihn Winning, A Golden Bears. Friends Special Times ALMA MATER Dear Edison, we sing our praise for you. Dear Edison, we love and honor too 0ur Black and Gold We pledge our loyalty. Long live our Sehool We give our hest to thee. Leaders Leaders Leaders Leaders Chris Castro has been named the best all around athletic girl for 1981-82. She was in Junior Varsity Basketball during her Freshman and Sophomore years. She has also been a member of the Edison Cross Country Team for 3 years. During her senior A year she placed 4th in district in Cross Country. Chris was also a I member of the Track Team during her senior year in which she placed 3rd in district in the 880 mile run. She was also an alter- nate in regionals. After graduation she plans to attend U.T.S.A. 1 and wants to be a member of the track team. Paul Alvarez has been chosen as the best all around male athlete of i e year for the class of '82. Paul has been a member of the E club for 'o years. He lettered in both football and baseball. While playing on e District 5-A Championship Football Team, Paul realized the honor being chosen 2nd team in All-District and All-City Honorable Men- vn. Paul also played on the first and so far only District Championship .seball team during his junior year and continued playing for Edison a senior. Paul served as treasurer of his senior class and as a member of the udent Council. Paul plans to attend Texas A 8r M University and major in ectronics. LeadersLeadersLeadersLeadersLeadersLeadersLeaders Debbie Sparks has been a member of the Edison Marching Bear Band for 4 years. She was in Flag Corp in her Sophomore year. In her Junior and Senior year she served as Drum Major. She has been a 4 year member of the Student Council, Future Teachers of America, and the Thespion Society. In her Senior year she was Editor-In-Chief of the Spark yearbook, a member of the Math Club, and captain of the Soccer Team. Throughout high school she has maintained a B average. Debbie plans to attend Southwest Texas State University in the Fall. She wants to major in Journalism Broadcasting with a minor in Music with a teaching Certificate. Leading the Honey Bear Pep Squad for the year 1981-1982 was President Denise De La O. Denise has participated in the pep squad for two years. As well as participating in Pep Squad, Denise was ac tive in the Yearbook staff for two years, a two year member of the Student Council. She was on the soun ding boards of her Soph. Jr. and Senior years of school Denise also participated in R.O.T.C., the French Club and Future Home Makers of America for one year. Denise plans to attend San Antonio College of Dental Assistants. 244 Leaders Leaders Leaders Leaders Leaders Phillip Lobo has been on the Freshman and Sophomore soun- 'ig board and on the Junior Senate. He has been in Student 'uncil for four years, serving as assistant artist his senior year. Z has been in Drama four years serving as Sgt. at Arms for two ars and President his senior year. In drama he has received er six awards and over nine medals including: three honorable entions, all star cast and Best Actor in his senior year. Phillip s been a three year member of French Club, three years of F.L. Speech, three years of Future Teachers of America and No year member of National Honor Society. After graduation lillip will immediately attend college at the University of Texas Austin. Phillip will major in Drama education and commercial tistry. Peter has been in R O T C for four years He has been on the ri fle team his freshman year and served as squad leader his sophomore year Peter has won several medals and honors such as three time Superior Junior Cadet three year member Orienteering team his Junior year Peter has also been in Radio and T V for two years and now holds the office of president Peter plans to join the United States Air Force after graduation l Leaders Leaders Leaders Leaders L Danny Uranga was the Senior Class President for the class of '82. During his freshman year he was in football and baseball. In his sophomore year he was in Varsity football. In his junior year he was l.C.T. Vice-President. Danny has been a member of the Student Council for four years. 246 Leaders l l l l l l l i 1 Lori Solis has served as the Student Council President the School year 1981-82. She has been a member of tl Volleyball team for four years and Soccer team in her junii year. She was also a member of Future Teachers of Amerie Business Club in her senior year and a two year member of tl National Honor Society. In her junior year she was a membl of the Spanish club, Junior Senate, and served as Executij Officer for Student Council. She was also a member of tl Senior planning board. Lori has received an award for e cellence in academics and the Edison Golden E award. L6 plans to attend Trinity University on an academic scholarshi She wants to major in business administration and a minor computer programming. She hopes to become a Certifia Public Accountant. l 2 E 2 5 li ll if 2 92 gi Q is 3 r Leaders Leaders Doug Dalglish is Valedictorian for the senior class of 1981- 82. Doug has also been a member of the Marching Band for the past 3 years and has served as Band President in his senior year. He is also a member of the National Honor Society. Doug has competed in many math scrimmages and in which he placed first in district in Algebra II during his sophomore year, first in district in Trigonometry in his junior year and se- cond place district in Calculus. Doug also participated at the Science Fair at Trinity University in which he was a state finalist. He has received many honors such as Presidential Achievement Award to A gl M, Piper Foundation Scholarship for A 81 M and the Edison Golden E Award. In the future he plans to receive a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering and become commissioned by the U.S.M.C. Doug has been ac- cepted to: University of Texas, Texas A 8: M University, Rice University and Princeton University. Leaders Leaders The National Honor Society President for 1981-82 was Keith Bartels. Keith has participated in math scrimmages district wide in which he placed first in Trigonometry, Analytical Geometry and Algebra ll. Keith is also Salutatorian for the class of 82. Among his honors are the Golden E Award, four Scholastic Achievement Awards and President's Honor Scholarship to Trini- ty. He has also been a member of the Science Club for three years. Next fall he plans to attend Rice University or Trinity University. He plans to major in Electrical Engineering. 1 Senior Honors The Graduating Adames, Carmela: Spanish Club 1, R.O.T.C. 1-2, Rifle Team 1-2, German Club 4, Spark Yearbook Staff 4. Aguillon, Betty: Spiriteers 1, Secretary 1, Pep Squad 2, Deca 3-4. Aguirre, Flora E.: Sounding Boards 2-3, Spanish Club 3- 4, Treasurer 4, N.H.S. 3-4, German Club 3-4, Business Club 3-4, V.O.E. 3-4, Secretary 4. Alberthal, Justin: German Club 1-3, Sgt. at Arms 3, N.H.S. 3-4, I.C.T. 4, Vica Project 2nd place, Notebook 2nd place. Alonzo, Jill: Sounding Boards 1-3, Spanish Club 1-4, V- Pres. 3, President 4, Business Club 3-4, Sect. 4, French Club 3, German Club 3-4, V.O.E. 3-4. Alva, Marie Evelyn: Spiriteers 1, Treas. 1, Student Council Representative 1-3, Sounding Boards 2-3, Pep Squad 2-4, Cheerleader 2-4, Drama Club 1-4, Math Club 3-4, Radio and T.V. V-Pres. 3-4. Alvarez, Paul: Football 1-4, All-District 2nd Team, All- City Honorable Mention 4, Baseball 1-4, E-Club 3-4, Sounding Boards 2-4, Treas. 4, Student Council 4. Arcos, Raul: Vica 2-4, Chess Club 3-4, V-Pres. 4. Arnett, Cynthia: Volleyball 1, Marching Band 2-4, Treasurer 3, Executive Internship 4, N.H.S. 3-4, Secretary 4, Senior Sounding Board 4. Arredondo, Elisa: Sophomore Sounding Board 2, Junior Senate 3, Volleyball 1, Soccer 3, Swimming 1-3, Pep Squad 3-4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Student Council 4. Barrera, Gilbert: Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 2-3, Student Council 3, Sgt. at Arms 3. Barrera, Pat: Spiriteers 1, Pep Squad 2, V.O.E. 3-4. Barron, Anne Rachel: Spark Yearbook Staff 3,4, Com- mercial Art 4. Bernal, Mario: Football 1-4, Student Council 4, German Club 1, Journalism 4, F.H.A. 4, All District Football Team 4. Bernal, Paul: Sophomore Sounding Board 2, Golf 3-4, Student Council 4, Spanish Club 2. Bonewicz, Lela: Student Council 1-4, Secretary 3-4, Varsity Basketball 1, Volleyball 1-2, Golf 2-4, Math Team 3, French Club 2-4, Business Club 4, Sounding Boards 1-4, Wendy Ward Teen Board 4. Borrego, Alma: O.E.A. 4, Treasurer 4, Student Council 3, V.O.E. 3. Briggs, Erin Elizabeth: Sophomore Sounding Board 2, German Club 4, V.O.E. lO.E.A.l 3-4, V-Pres. 4, Student Council 4, F.T.A. 3-4, Tutoring Program 1,3. Briones, Javier: Assistant Trainer, Football 4, Soccer 4. Brown, Jeanne: Marching Band 2-3, Student Council 2, V.O.E. 3-4. Buitron, John: Orchestra Violinist 1-4, German Club 1. Buruato, Orlondo: Golf 2-4, Captain 4, FHA 4. Calderon, Debbie: DECA 4. Calderon, Raul: Auto and Body 2-4. Calonge, Geraldine: Volleyball 1, Pep Squad 2, Spanish Club 3, Sounding Boards 2-3, Tennis Team 3, DECA 4. Cano, John: Golf 1, Freshmen City Tourney 2nd place. Castro, Chris: Cross-country 2-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 2,4. Castro, Santa: J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2-4, Captain 3-4, Track 1-2, Cross Country 2-4. Cisneros, Louie: Sounding Board 2, D.E.C.A. 4. Class of 1982 Colbath, Rex B.: Football 1, I.C.T. Treasurer 3, lst place City and State in Auto Mechanics 3, Black E Award for State in I.C.T. 3, Outstanding Award for State 3, Blue Ribbon Outstanding Award for State 3, I.C.T. Parliamentarian 4, 1st place in city for Welding, in state for Welding, lst place Notebook in city and in state 4. DeLaO, Denise: R.O.T.C. 1, Sounding Boards 2-4, Honey Bears 3-4, President 4, Student Council 3-4, F.HA. 4, French Club 4, Spark Yearbook Staff 3-4. De Los Santos, Jesse: Football 1-2, Baseball 1-4. Diaz, Eddie: Football 1, Body and Fender 3-4. Diaz, Lisa Ann: Spiriteers 1, Pep Squad 2, DECA 4, Parliamentarian 4, Tennis 3. Doria, Gilbert: National Honor Society 4. D'Orsogna, Tina: Volleyball 1-2, Band 2, Swim Team 3, Track 1, Student Council 4, Business Club 4, N.H.S. 3- 4, UIL Solo Ensemble lst Division 2, UIL Typing Com- petition lst place 3, Track 4th place City Competition Shot-Put. Duano, Lyndon: Math Club 1,3,4, Business Club 3, Foot- ball 1-4, Student Council 3, Sounding Board 2, Thespian Society 3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Drafting Club 2, Track 3, R.O.T,C. Color Guard. Edwards, Keith William: Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Basket- ball 1-2. Elizondo, Patricia: Journalism 1, Newspaper and Year- book Staff 2, O.E.A. 3-4, Reporter 4. Estrada, Teresa: F.T.A. 1, Sounding Board 2, V,O.E. 3, O.E.A. 4, Band 4, Student Council 4. Ferro, Mark: Basketball 1-4, Baseball 2-4. Figueroa, Domingo: Marching Band 1-4, Stage Band 2-4. Flores, Adrian: J.V. Basketball 2, I.C.T. 3-4. Flores, Daniel: Football 1-2, Track 1-2, Band 1. Flores, Frank: Track 1-3, Football 3. Flores, Joe David: Basketball 1-4, All-District First Team, Express News Player of the Week 4, Track 2, Business Club 2-4, F.H.A. Club 4. Flores, Roslyn Marie: V.O.E. 3-4, O.E.A. 4. Folger, Karen: Marching Band 1-3, Health Occupations Club 3-4. Gallegos, Cindi: Marching Band 1-4, V-Pres. 3, Stage Band 1-4, Feature Soloist 4, Math Club 1-4, President 4, Thespians 1-4, Senior Play 4, Literary Magazine Staff 1-4, Sect. 2, AlphafOmega 3, Student Council 4, F.T.A. 1-4, Secretary 2, Chaplain 3, Treas. 4, Speech Club 2-3, N.H.S. 3-4, Chaplain 4, Bexar County Teenage Crime Commission Youth Board of Directors, Treas. 4, Soun- ding Boards 2-4, Youth Ministry Resource Team 4, Ex- plorers in Education, Pres. 4, St. Edwardls University Academic Scholarship 4, Texas Achievement Award at U.T. in Austin 4, SAISD Achievement Awards 2-4, NEDT Award 2. Gallegos, Joseph: DECA 3-4. Garcia, Eleanor: ICT 4, VICA 4. Garcia, Mary L.: Sounding Board 2, Swim Team 2-4, Girl's Captain 3, Student Council 3-4, FHA 4. Garcia, Rosalinda: Student Council 2-3, Spanish Club 3, VOE 3-4, Pres. 3-4, Tennis Team 3, Business Club 3, San Antonio Police Explorers 1-4. l l Senior Honors The Graduatin Class ol' 1982 8 Garza, Aristeo: Track 1-2, Football 1,2,4, Student Coun- cil 1. Gomez, Brenda: Pep Squad 1-2, Choir 1,3,4, Pres. 4, Drama 1,3. Gomez, Jackie: Golf 1-4, 3 year 1st place medalist in District, 1st place in SAISD Tourney, Volleyball 1-2, Basketball 1, Sounding Boards 1-4, V-President 4, Stu- dent Council 1-4, Parliamentarian 4. Gomez, John: ROTC 1-4, Drill Team 1-4. Gomez, Peggy: Student Council 1-4, Track 1,2,4, Cross Country 1,2, Sounding Boards 1-2, Volleyball 1-2, Pep Squad 2, Cheerleader 2, Math Club 1-2, DECA 3-4, Vice-President 3, Parliamentarian 3, San Antonio Area DECA, V-Pres. 4. Gonzales, Felice: Volleyball 1-3, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-2, Sounding Boards 1,4, VICA Secretary 3, VICA President 4, Student Council 1,3,4, VICA District and State lst place 3, VICA District 4. Gonzales, John E.: Marching Band 1-4, Nat. Honor Soc. 3-4, Stage and Jazz Bands 4, Sgt. at Arms 4, Soccer 4. Gonzales, Margaret: V.O.E. Reporter 3, O.E.A. 4, Soun- ding Boards 2-3, Business Club 3, Spanish Club 4, Stu- dent Council 4. Gonzales, Mary Lou: H.O.C.T. 3-4. Gonzalez, Anna: Volleyball 1-4, Student Council 1-3, Soccer 3-4, Captain 4, Marching Band 3-4, Sounding Boards 1-3. Gonzalez, Lorraine Joy: Spiriteer 1, Pep Squad 2-4, Golden Girl 3, Cheerleader 3-4, Sounding Boards 1,3,4, Student Council 4, Health Occupations 3-4, Parliamen- tarian 3, Treasurer 4. Guerrero, Albert: Marching Band 1-4, Stage Band 4, French Club 3, German Club 4, Literary Magazine 4, Commercial Art 3-4. Harrison, Dana: Sounding Board 1, Golf 1, Student Council 3. Hayden, Monica Dee: Volleyball 1-3, Track 1-3, JV Track Award 2, Discus-4th in District, Student Council 2-4, Historian 4, Golf 3-4, Thespian Society 3-4, Soun- ding Board 4. Hernandez, Elaine: Spiriteers 1-2, Pep Squad 2-3, Business Club 3-4, FHA 4. Hernandez, Emeline: VOE 4, Spiriteers 1, Pep Squad 2, Business Club 3. Hernandez, Patricia: Sounding Boards 1-2, Pep Squad 2. Hernandez, Sonia: Spiriteers 1, Vocational Drafting 3-4, Parliamentarian 3, VICA 3-4. Hernandez, Sylvia: Cross Country 1, Basketball 2, Ger- man Club 1-4, Spanish Club 3. Hesdorff, Ronald: HOCT 3-4, ROTC 2-4. Hodge, Lino: ICT and VICA 2nd place ribbons for Notebook 3-4. Jimenez, Jackie: German Club 1, Pep Squad 2, NHS 3- 4, Sounding Board 2, Math Club 1-2. La Farge, John: Sounding Board 4, NHS 3-4, Student Council 1,3,4, French Club 2-3, Math Club 3, Baseball 1-2, Football 1-4, E Club 3-4, All-Dist. Second Team lFootballl 4, Track 3, Business Club 4. Landin, Jamie: Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4. Laurel, Patricia: Marching Band 1-4, Treasurer 4, FTA 1-4, Treasurer 2-3, President 4, Sounding Boards 1-4, Student Council 4. Ledesma, Michael Paul: All-District Swimmer 3-4, Three Individual School Records: 100 yd. fly 1:01:83, 100 yd backstroke 1:08:32, 200 yd. I.M. 2:31:02, District Water-Polo Team 3-4, Alpha and Omega 1-2. Leon, Christina: Edison Choir 1-4, President 4. Lim, Chun M.: Math Club 1-4, Spanish Club 3, NHS 3-4, Sounding Board 3, German Club 1-2, OEA 3-4, Area ll Finalist 2nd place, State Finalist 3rd place for Job Manual, FTA 1. Lobo, Phillip A.: Thespian Society 1-4, Sgt. at Arms 1-2, Pres. 4, French Club 1-3, Sgt. at Arms 2, Secretary 3, FTA 1-2, Sgt. at Arms 1-2, Student Council 1,2,4, Asst. Artist 4, NHS 3-4, Speech Club 1-3, Sounding Boards 1-2, Chess Club 1-2. Longoria, Yolanda: FHA 3, Band 3-4, Student Council 4. Lopez, Edmund: Spanish Club 1-2, Student Council 1,4, ICT 3-4, VICA 3-4. Lopez, Gracie: Math Club 1-4, Spanish Club 3, NHS 3- 4, Sounding Boards 1-3, German Club 1, Texas Achievement Award 4, Incarnate Word Junior Scholar 4, Scholastic Achievement Awards 1-3. Lopez, Rudy: Football 1, Track 1, ROTC 1-4, DECA 4, Color Guard 1, Drill Team 2. Maciel, Max Valadez: Soccer 4. Maes, Leslie: OEA Club 3-4, Student Council 2-3. Maley, Robert Scott: Spark Yearbook Staff 2-4, Photographer 2-3, Head Photographer 4, Marching Band 1-2, Tennis Team Manager 4, Student Council 1- 2, Quill and Scroll 3-4, FHA 3-4. Manzano, Roman F.: VICA Club, Auto Body Repair Shop 2-4. Martinez, Mariana: Volleyball 1-4, All-District Honorable Mention 3-4, Spanish Club 3, Student Council Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Class Representative 1-4, NHS 3-4. McGowan, Ken: FTA 1, Tutor 1, Track 1-2, Marching Band 1-4, Swimming Team 1-2. McLaughlin, Carol: Cross Country and Track 2-3, Track Captain 3, Speech Club V-President 4, Thespian Socie- ty 4, UIL Play 4, Choir 4. Moore, Harry: Golf 1-4, Rifle Team 1-2, ROTC 1-2, Montenegro, Rosie: ROTC 1-4. Moreno, Daniel: Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Student Council 3-4, Sounding Board 2-3, Business Club 3, Track 1-3, E Club 3-4, All-District-2nd Team 3-4. Moreno, Debbie: ROTC 2, Vocational Drafting 3, Golf 3, Marching Band 3-4, Flag Corps 4, French Club 4, Presi- dent 4, Student Council 4, Speech 3-4, Drama 2, Spark Yearbook Staff 3-4, FTA 1. Mudd, Michal: Science Club 1,3, Pep Squad 2, Literary Magazine 3-4, Editor 4, French Club 3, HOCT 3, Math Club 4, Speech Club 4, NHS 3-4, 1st place HOSA area and state essay contests 3, 1st place district Ready- Writing 3. Najera, Sylvia: Marching Band 1-4, Flag Corps 2, Twirler 4, UIL 1st Division Solo and Ensemble 1-3. Ortiz, Vangie: Spiriteer 1-2, VOE 3-4, V-Pres. 3, Secretary 4. Ostos, Luis: Intermediate Band 1-3, ICT Reporter 4, Senior Honors The Graduating Class of 1982 VICA Contest 1st place 4. Paveglio, Joe: Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 3, Ar- chitecture 3-4. Pena, Sheila: OEA Club 3-4, Student Council 3-4, NHS 3-4. Perez, Leroy: VOE 4, 3rd place Job Interview 4. Perez, Victor: Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4. Ramirez, Paul A.: Student Council 4, Asst. Artist 4, DECA 4, Historian and Chaplain 4. Ramirez, Rene: Football Manager 2-4, Basketball Manager 2-4, Baseball Manager 3-4, Track 1-3, FTA 1- 3, Sounding Board 2, French Club 4, Student Council 4, Speech Club 3, Soccer 4. Ramos, Juanita: Spiriteers 1, Pep Squad 2, HOCT 3-4. Rios, Carlos: Auto Mechanics 2, CVAE 3, ICT 4. Robedeau, Barbara: National Honor Society 3-4. Rodriguez, Laura: Math Team 2-3, Math Club 1-4, V- Pres. 2,4, Pres. 3, Student Council 3-4, Spiriteers 1, Pep Squad 2-3, Treas. 3, Golden Girls 3-4, Captain 4, Texas Achievement Award 4, NHS 3-4, V-Pres. 4, SAISD Scholastic Achievement Award 1-4. Rodriguez, Maria Luisa: Literary Magazine 3-4, Asst. Editor 4, VICA-Vocational Drafting 2, Texas Youth Art Month Award 4, 1st place Blue Ribbon VICA Local Contest, State Qualification 4, E-Award for Art Work 3. Romero, George: Track 1-2, FTA 1, Baseball 2, ICT 3, Student Council 4. Rosenwald, Joyce: Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 3-4, Track 2-3, Golf 4, Sounding Boards 1,4, Student Council 3, NHS 3-4, All-District 2nd Team in Volleyball 4, Optimist Club Youth in Sports. Routh, Debra: Pep Squad 2, Cheerleader 2, VOE 3-4, NHS 3-4, Sounding Boards 2, Business Club 3, UIL Typ- ing 2nd place 2, Area Contest 2nd place, OEA Club 4, Scholastic Achievement Awards 2-3. Rowland, Roxanne: FHA 4, ROTC 1-2, Drill Team 1-2. Ruiz, Mario: Football 1,4, Auto Shop 2-4. Saenz, Cynthia: Future I-lomemakers of America 4. Saenz, Susan: NHS 3-4, Sounding Boards 1-4, Treasurer 3, Student Council 2-3, Spanish Club 1, Volleyball 1, Basketball 1, Track 1, Pep Squad 3-4, 1st V-Pres. 4, Golden Girl 4, Journalism 4, Math Club 1,3, Sanchez, Jay: Football 1-4, Baseball 1,2,4, Student Council 4, Speech Club 4, FHA 4. Sanchez, Maria C.: Spiriteers 1, VOE 3, OEA 4. Scheel, Arnold: CVAE, Co-op 3-4, VICA 2. Sciaraffa, Andy, Football 2, Track 2, Basketball 1, Sounding Board 1. Sifuentez, Amabel: Basketball 1-2, Pep Squad 3-4, Secretary 4, Golden Girl 4, Sounding Boards 2-4, Secretary 2-4, Business Club 3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, VOE 3, V-Pres. 3, OEA 4, Historian 4, NHS 3-4, Stu- dent Council 4. Solis, Lori Ann: Student Council 3-4, Executive Officer 3, President 4, NHS 3-4, Volleyball Team 1-4, Business Club 4, FTA 4, Spanish Club 3, Math Club 1-2, Soun- ding Boards 2-3, Track Team 1. Sparks, Debra Gaye: Marching Band 1-4, Flag Corps 2, Drum Major 3-4, Thespian Society 1-4, Chaplain 3, FTA 1-4, Rec. Secretary 2, Parliamentarian 3, Student Coun- cil Representative 1-4, Spark Yearbook Staff 3-4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Band and Spark Homecoming Hostess 4, E-Award for Drum Major 3-4, Math Club 4, Soccer 4, Team Captain 4, ILPC-UT in Austin 2, Trinity Universi- ty Journalism Institute 4, Design Principles Award 4, Ex- cellence in Academic Achievement Award 2, Bexar County Teenage Crime Commission Youth Board of Directors 4, UIL participation in Journalism 2-4. Talamantez, John: Spanish Club 1, DECA 3, Secretary 3. Torres, David: ROTC 1-2, Business Club 3, Marching Band 4. Torres, Julia R.: VOE 3, Office 2-3. Trujillo, George: Football 1-4, All-District, All-City 4, Soccer 3-4, All-District 4, NHS 3-4, Student Council 1-3, Sounding Boards 3-4, President 3, Spanish Club 1-2, E- Club 3-4. Tynan, Sarah: Marching Band 1-4, Jazz Band 3, Volleyball 2-4, Tennis Team 1-2, Sounding Boards 1,3, V-President 3, NHS 3-4, Volleyball All-District Honorable Menion 3, All-District 1st team 4. Velasquez, Christy: Spanish Club 4, German Club 4, Speech Club 4, Journalism 4, Spark Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council 4. Villa, Cindy: Spiriteers 1, Pep Squad 2-4, Golden Girl 4, Captain 4, Spanish Club 3-4, French Club 4, Student Council 2-3, Swim Team 2, Drama Club 2-4, Spark Yearbook Staff 3. Villarreal, Gary: Student Council 4, NHS 3-4, Treasurer 3-4 Villarreal, Patricia: VOE 3, Spark Yearbook Staff 4, Spanish Club 4, Student Council 4, Speech Club 4, Ger- man Club 4. Villela, Josie: VOE 3-4. Wallace, Albert: Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1,4. White, Richard: NHS 3-4, NFL for Speech 2, Pres. 3-4, Marching Band 1-2, German Club 1, Sounding Board 3, Student Council 1,4, Chess Club 2-3, Pres. 3, Science Club 1-3, JETS Club 3. Yanas, Brenda: Spiriteers 1, Pep Squad 2-4, Lieutenant 3, Cheerleader 3-4, Business Club 3, Golden Girl 3, VOE tTreas.l 3, Journalism 4, Sounding Board 4. P Hel-ns W Mu tFollow . .. Top Left: Mark Ferro and Leonard Vargas do everything but play Baseball. Top Right: ls this the right pattern? -George Trejuillo says to James Kercheville. Bottom: Ain't she a pretty sight? Take Form . . D Top Left: A Spirit Box for Joe David Flores, Mark Ferro, and Leonard Vargas. Top Right: Look at that form. Center Left: Can't a guy eat in peace? Center Right:, Wanna' a Nuggie, says Mike Barrera to Cecilia Smith. 5 Fragmenis Biisa Pneces... Hof nd ' , l I . Q p Life: Ii lFragile . . . X v l E i 4 i r 3 I 1 1 i 4 l Top Left: Will you go to the prom with me? says Paul Alvarez to Ana Gonzales. Top Right My fellow Americans, I mean SENlORS, says Danny Uranga. Center Left: Oh What A Man, says Ms. San Miguel. Center Right- What shall we do alter the ball? ' . i . , I W E l I Memories Last Forever l Top Left: '-'What ever blows your hair back, says Rudy Mars Martinez. Top Center: Let's get funky now, says Homer Gaytan. Top Right: Mr. Gonzales-- How does this cheer go again? Bottom: Advisory can be suicidal states Bill Woods and Larry Retault. O D 255 Our Picture ls Complete. Good times should be made to last, Haste, that notorious enemy of memories, turns awareness into forgetfulness. And, momentous experiences are over, A almost before they've begun. Fun times, unique times, become lost times . . . unless they achieve immortality between the covers of a book. t Some say yearbooks can make time stand still. They can. H What better way to capture memories than in between the ' framework of a book? The Spark Yearbook Staff of 1982 has tried to piece together a work that you will enjoy, one that will be most V rewarding. May every page that you turn bring back happy times, sad times, all the in between times, and memories, for these are all we have to remind us of antiquity. - Our Picture is Complete. . Debra Gaye Sparks I Editor-in-Chief Thank you-the SPARK STAFF of 82, Annie and Emily, for all the great times, Cindy S.-my best friend, Mom A Dad, Cheryl, Tricia, Litte J.R., and God, to all of whom I owe very much, ' a s QSSFEESESS 256 Edit6r's Note' san ahgelo, texas 1 - -fi 11,-2' ',,,l1'11- . 1 1 . 1 -V -, ,ze FJ ,n 1 Ill 1, 1, 1 I1 , 4 . 1 , - 'J 1,11 ' ' -- in -1 M 1- A 1- 4 FWF. 41 , 1 '1-1 ' Lp - --.1--1 W f -4,1 X .I M -E H.. ,,,..,- 1' 4. ' -. lax ' ' 1: 1 H11 Y - H mn 1--. '. VLA, if Lani,-lm. - A g,k11r:1f!'i:'.11.' 5,? 'i,.11'w 1 V 1: L. fgiq- X . wiilgl fix 1 A'? 11.Q4 aft- f'-- '1 , , 1 4... -V1.1 ,hiv Kala. I 1 ' -. ' .Q '. t 1 ,, fa-,.',' .1 1 1 r-fy. ,i .I A, xfi 52'- V! Mfg, 4:l,,1.. 1,1,, I,-.1.. 1 1 If ff' . , 1,11 '- ' ' L My ' 1' ' , fl. - 1 lf:-lf'!l,1 ,1,P1!1ML,.'5 I- kfiv' 1 , 4 Z 1-, 55,11 R -X 1 ,'!- fl .11 . ww .,,1 Q -,V-1 -11. 151 3 . glfj, Matti. , , si . A A L1 .1,.1 , 5.1 ' 1 .1. 'HM W A 1 -4? . -'-H :JK . 11. tr 1. 41. 1.1- '-fQ,I1E'x .5 HM L, 1.17. 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