Tidehaven High School - Tiger Yearbook (El Maton, TX)

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I 975 Senior Class Will To the teachers of T . H. S . we, the Seniors of 1975 , would like to leave all of our old homework papers and to the junior class we leave the honor of being seniors of T . H . S . GINA DARBY leaves her brains in chemistry to ANDREW JASEK and FRED TOBECK. JANIE PIWONKA gives CONNIE LEZAK her small features. GAIL JUNEK leaves her nail-bitten fingers to MARY KASPAR. GLORIA BOONE leaves her sexy shape to DEBBIE LEE. DENNIS HAVEL leaves to VERNON RICKAWAY his permission to take CAROL FRICK to the dances at K. C. Hall. RANDY ELLIS leaves the vocational bus and Mrs. Green to WYLENE CRAIN and PEDRO AGUILERA. RUSSELL CLAXTON leaves the office of Band President to MICHAEL GREEN in hopes that he will get along better with the Band Director. JOEL HAYES leaves his love for the scenic Tidehaven campus to ADOLF JALUFKA and BENNIE HAVERLAH . MIKE CANO leaves his surf board and F.M. Stereo to RICKY GRAFF and TRACK WARN. MIKE CRAIN leaves to SUSAN KUBALA what little wits he has since she needs all she can get. DOUGLAS HAVEL leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Rose to JAMES DAVIS and WILLIAM JONES . JANET BANKHEAD leaves her dark hair to LIBBY ROADES. FRANK LONGORIA leaves his ability to grow hair on his legs to HUMBERTO GARZA and his big broad shoul- ders to DAVID LONGORIA . DEBBIE MITCHON leaves her natural red hair to MARY JANE DABELGOTT. VICKIE ZIELONKA leaves her height to TIBBIE SAHA and GINGER VACEK. ROSE BEYER leaves to CONNIE GRANTHAM the people who form the gossip column of T. H. S. and her hips to LINDA MCGINTY. CHERYL HADDEN leaves all the T . H . S. broads to ALPHONSE REVIS. MARY CHAVES leaves her great speeches to OTTO WILLIAMS and CHARLES BOONE. CAROLYN SANFORD leaves her ability to get lifted to CEDRIC LEWIS and JAMESETTA SHEFFIELD . DANIEL HICKL leaves his fantastic grades in English to LAVERNE HICKL and RUPUS NUNN. JANICE MERTA wills her cowboy boots to CINDY DABELGOTT and JIMMY PIWONKA. DAVID ZAPALAC leaves his ability to weld and dip snuff to DANIEL RODRIQUEZ and MILTON VAVRA. DAVID WOODSON wills his Ha Ha and boots to ELROY HEBERT and RODOLFO MARTINEZ. MIKE SAHA wills his good looks to BENNY RUSK and MICHAEL SCHURTZ . RANDALL REED leaves his slide rule to MIKE GREEN and MICHAEL ROBERTS . EDWARD GURECKY wills his ability to get along with Mr. Nelsen in Physics class to FRED TOBECK. SANDY KUBALA leaves her athletic ability to CEDRIC LEWIS. LINDA NELSEN leaves her UIL Science Score to PAUL KANA. JUNE JENSEN wills her editorship of the TIGER'S TALE to LISA BEANE. MARY PENA leaves her quietness and courtesy to HERMINIA AGUILERA. GRACE HICKL leaves her three dirty lockers to MARIA HARTER. WILANNA MIDGETT leaves her first chair in band to SUSAN KUBALA and her good English grades to LINDA NEDBALEK. CATHY NEDBALEK leaves her winning fights on the bus trip to Bay City to VIVIAN SOUTHALL and BRENDA KELSO. DONNA ROADES leaves her enjoyable school days at T . H . S. to MARILYN PESAK and TELISA CUMMINGS . SHARON STEFFEK wills her study hall class at lunch and all of the gang to GLORIA CI-IAVEZ. DAVID SANDERS leaves his old Civics classes to TERRY RAY and PAUL KRENEK. DEANNE MOZLEY leaves her curly hair to CONNIE LEZAK . We hope that by using what we have willed them , the Juniors will be as good at being Seniors as we were . . .

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1975 Senior Class Prophecy It is the year 1985 in the experimental underwater city of Nelsenville, named after Linda, The Chick of the Sea, planned and constructed by that eccentric genius, Mike Crain. He burned up ten sliderules in the process, while his assistant, Randall Reed just sat around in his swimming trunks playing tiddly winks. As we enter this city, we see Russell Claxton opening for the morning his prospering business of Fifi's Poodle Shop. Well, what do you know, his first customer is Poochie Mozley coming in for her daily hair straightener. As we turn the corner, we notice that Zapalac's Welding Shop has fallen down and David is desperately trying to weld it back together. Kevin Sparks is standing by laughing in his exter- minator shorts, and David Woodson is walking a lizard and a parrot named Dennis and Douglas Havel around the remnants of the shop. There's Gloria, the new owner of Boone's Slenderbolic , watching very depressed as her latest customer, Gina Darby, walks out of her shop. Gina has done in one day what Gloria has been trying years to do. And here is Roades' Beauty Salon, owned and operated by Donna. Her model for today and every day is Mary Pena who is trying out the latest style - the blown Afro. As we see Edward Gurecky's glasses fogging up, we turn to find the reason - it's the swinging hips of Cathy Ned- balek who is now the current go-go girl of Nelsenville. Down the street a couple of blocks, we see Mike Cano and Randy Ellis' Bubbly Ice Cream Bar. They serve the strongest rootbeer floats this side of the Atlantic. Tonight's entertain- ment in this shop features none other than the delightful Rainbow Mermaids, Rose Beyer, Mary Chavez, Cheryl Hadden, and Sharon Steffek. Hey, what's that we see next? Why it's Frank Longoria , the hairy legged lifeguard for the Kiddy Pool. He's sitting on a tall ladder trying to show off his physique. June Jensen and Grace Hickl pass up Frank while campaigning for Wilanna Midgett, who is going on the fifth hour of her speech. This year she's running for president of the Underwater Newspaper. Wait, she must be finished, no, she just stopped for a short breather. In the local Underwater Church we notice the Reverend Dan Hickl and his wives, Gail Iunek and Janie Piwonka, assisting in the marriage of Mike Saha and Janet Bankhead . It took her ten long years to get him to the altar. The Salmon Sisters, Janice Merta, Carolyn Sanford , Debbie Mitchon, and Vickie Zielonka are singing Hey, Little Goldfish. Nearing the end of our underwater journey in Nelsenville, we stumble upon Sandra Kubala instructing Joel Hayes and David Sanders in the latest dance, The Bumpy Wave. As our journey through Nelsenville finally comes to an end, we wish the inhabitants as happy a life in the future as they seem to be leading right now.

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