Tucumcari High School - Yucca Yearbook (Tucumcari, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1986 volume:

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Captain: Leslie Moran Diamondback Drillettes are 3rd in 3AAA, 11th in the state, and placed 2nd in the State Fair Parade. | Officers: Joletta Browning, Corry Armstrong, Roxanne Barreras, Leslie Moran, Michelle Crespin and Danette Ballard. 12 me wiser A lOn eRe, In Search Oia New Experiences © f. oP 5 aw cb O A= UY ( O Y I 2S Apodaca Michael Allen Jan. 26 Armstrong Corry 4): March 27 Arguello Juanita Aug. |2 Banks Deirdre July 9 Armijo Marina Chantel Dec.19 Barajas Frank L. Aug. 10 Barela Diana Louise April 24 Batie Andrew Dean May 6 Barreras Roxanna Gail March 27 Beltran Frank July 16 Bates Michael R. Dec. 23 Benavidez Gilbert Joe - March 2 Benavidez Robert Louis Aug.15 Birch Michael i ae Wayne i. A April 17 Pog Best Rebecca Michelle Aug. 14 Blea Joe M. July 16 Bhakta Nitin oI April 15 Bond Kevin Ray April ll }, Bradley Lane N. June 25 Casey Patricia Ann Jan. 25 | Callam Michelle Renae April | Chavez Anthony C, April 22 Cartwright Charles Wayne July 24 Collins Micheal Chad Feb. 6 Cordova Joey Nov. 17 Curnutt Jody Lynne Apr. 2 Cordova Manuel Deo Nov.17 Daniel Robin Crespin Virginia Yvette March 26 Debord Jon Paul Dec. 4 Dominguez Angela Christine July 2 Dominguez Rossie L. July 3 Dominguez Fredrick E. Jr. July 13 Dougherty Whitney D’ann April 22 Dominguez Jolene R. Sept. 3 Duplantis Todd Allen Nov.3 Egerton Jim H. Jan. 3 Evans Helen Renee Sept.23 Elam Paul I. March II Fazekas Michael J Dec. 29 Esquibel Joel Marie Feb. 27 Feehan Judith Kathleen Aug.2 2 Fitzner Katheryn Renee Aug. I3 Gassman Robert E. Nov. 16 Foster Philip Wayne Aug. 19 Gonzales Joe Patrick July 15 French Patricia Ann Aug. 30 Gonzales Mary Ellen June 17 ae Graham ‘Brad Wesley Feb.I5 Guy James Biran Sept. 19 Gross Julia Gale June 29 Hendren Dean M. April 5 Glenda LE Sept.|4 Hernandez Adam July 17 Hopeman Jennifer Jade Apr. 6 Kent Anthony “Bam-Bam’ July Il Jasper Perfy Monica Earl Jr. Mar. 20 Latham Tonya Lee Aug.18 Lee Kelly Frances Mar. I] Lopez Johnny Edward July 23 Lees Gregory H. May 12 Lucero Christine Yolanda July 12 Lindsey R. Michael Aug.16 Lujan Anthony LE June 20 § Macias YU + = YU = S oO Fh Co = O © N D on 5 Marquez Margaret Ann Martinez Jose July 15 Martinez Manuel G. July 2 Milligan Deborah Jeanette Octeos Martinez Tommy Alfonso Jan. 24 Mirabal Michelle Louise Martinez Velma Dec. 12 Montague Robert G: May 29 Montano Gary July 6 Montoya Elizabeth Sue Feb. 2.3 Montgomery William Brian Nov.|5 Montoya Michele M. Dec. |3 Montgomery Bobby James Nov.1|5 Montoya Troy Anthony June |3 Moran Leslie Reagan May 6 Munoz Anthoy Mullin Katherine Gwyn May I2 Naranjo Jess Johnny May 24 Munoz Anita ©cteno Neal liffany Newman Patricia Gale Oct. 22 Nikoley Sheryl Lynn Nov.7 Newman Sue Marlyn May 25 Otero Dominic Vincent Nov. |2 Nials John Linden Jan. Otero Regina Gay Oct.l4 Ousley Joe . Michael “et July 23 y. Paiz ' 4 Gloria a Jean Nov. |4 Owings Sharonda Jean Oct. 30 Parra Efrem March 25 Pacheco Christine A. May 31 Pate Rhonda March 9 Pyles Dale Allen Dec.28 Reynolds Colleen Rhonda Jan. 24 Quintana Stephen Michael April |5 Ricks Shawn Michael Reese Elizabeth Gaylen Oct. 5 Rigdon Stephanie Anne May |4 Rivera Monica May 20 Salazar Randy Lynn July 30 Roberts Mitchell Kim Feb.5 Sanchez Mark Onfre Dec.26 Rodgers Robin Elaine Sept. 13 Sandoval Chris C. Dec. 30 Sandoval Jeff G. May 22 Smith Cynthia Jo May 9 Sandoval Ronnie Chris Sept. 2 Strand Lori Danette Dec. II Sisneros Mark D. Dec. 3 Tapia Jennifer Lou Marie Dec. 28 Valverde Valerie Michelle Aug. 19 Weaver Sherri Dawn Dec. 14 Van Sweden Ruth Renee Dec.|2 Wengert Ellen June May 29 Ward Brenda Lee Dec. |2 White Yvette Mae Dec. 23 na © = @C VU © N ” ‘= a U Aragon Nadine July I6 Bandy Toby Aug. 6 Beltran Phillip May 5 Brown Phyllis Renee June |5 Chavez Michael Feb.6 Eogert Randy duly 22 Leal Michelle Jan. 24 McIntosh Belinda Dianna Sept. 30 McMally Bryan Aug. 8 Montano Joe Nov.6 Otero Monica Sept.4 Not Pictured Quintana David March Il Santillan Michael Jan. 31 Smith Lonnie M. Nov.1| Tally Allen iE March 25 Terry Tim M. Nov.I2 Urioste Mike Jr. July 8 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dominic Otero, Treasurer | Mark Sanchez, Vice President Margaret Marquez, Secretary Kevin Bond, President 41 Seniors of ‘86 ‘sihtinibisorsep apes eee Sg CVPLPBLLLLMLE LLL LARA Diprpspaap ‘B80 TTTTTtt Fi é ' Se SES RS SS ee Bete WS In = un Of .. . Monica Rivera no rR . Margaret Marquez . Angela Madrid . Diana Barela . Robert Montague . Jolene Dominguez . Michele Montoya . Mark Sanchez | . Valerie Valverde . Kathleen Feehan . Nannette Macias We m= OO On A ww wr pat peek 1. John Nials 2. Michelle Mirabal 3. Sharonda Owings Bobby and Billy Montgomery Michelle Best Mike Lindsey Michelle Callam Mike Zanussi . Jody Curnutt 10. Frederick Dominguez 11. Cathy Fitzner 48 11. Ruth Van Sweden In Search Of... 1. Lori Strand 2. Brenda Ward 3. Kelly Lee 4. Christine Lucero 5 $ . Bam-Bam Kent 6. Mary Ellen Gonzales 7. Roxanne Barreras 8. Renee Evans ya 9. Greg Lees iP 10. Liz Reese Maturity 1. Kathy Mullin 2. Johnny Lopez 3. Jennifer Hopeman 4. Jesse Naranjo 5. Christy Dominguez 6. Micheal Ousley 7. Leslie Moran 8. Glenda Guest 9. Stephanie Rigdon 10. Randy Salazar 11. Jennifer Tapia IN SEARCH Best Dressed Most Likely To Succeed Mark, Kathy, and Mike Monica and Gary Lori and Mike Johnny and Patricia no ee we he are ee Funniest Class Cuties Randy and Tonya Biliy and Bobby Best Athletes Friendliest Quietest Biggest Flirts Stephen and Jolene Chad and Christy J 50 Most Huggable Best Personality Corkey and Jody John and Michelle ; Ww Most Unique Nicest Car Adam and Debye Prettiest Smile Nicest Car Liz and Michael Sheryl Prettiest Eyes Best Physique Margaret and Michael Joe and Roxanne Apodaca Andy Arias Louis Ashcraft Michelle Barreras David Bogard Pam Brandt Holly Braziel Jennifer Browning : : Randy Carter Leola Callison aus Sebati Norman Chavez Shonna Choat 54 e =) Ww Ss Oo ° O v Gc Bs QA Jeff Clark istie Ty Chr Scott Coffin Tim Crocker Martin Cortez Sofie Cordova Tracy Davis Diane Dimas Christine Dominguez Antonio Duarte Wayne Durant Andy Eggert Linda Estrada Noah Estrada Warren Fields David Francis Donnie Garcia Gary Garcia Seema Boe Garrison Dan Gholson Patrick Gonazles Angel Griego Patrick Gutierrez Katie Helker Tonya Henderson Lisa Hines 58 ; | : | Roxanne Howard Josh Jackson Anthony Jaramillo | | | , ) | Alexandria Jimenez | | | | | Denise Keim Christy Keith Nicole Kitchens | Allen Knowles Lois Kowal John Kuzniar Connie Lopez Domitilio Lopez Kets Mike Lucero Michelle Maestas Geraldine Marquez 60 Gene Martinez Monica Martinez Ramona Martinez Raymond Martinez Steve Martinez Victoria Martinez Aaron McKinney Lisa Missildine Thomas Mitchell Greg Mollica i 2 x . I 1 a Andrew Montano Sheila Montano Theresa Montano Trisha Montano Matt Montgomery Rachel Montoya Pat Mulhall Lisa Nairn Tammy Nichols Jenny Norris Cindy Northcutt Daniel Ortega Scott Parnell Donald Rich Dustin Runyan i Jesse Saxton Andrea Schartz 64 Roy Smith Charles Span Sumruld is ss Stephanie Taylor Judy Trujillo Armando Valdez Chris Valverde Randy Welch a 2 butt a Renee White Zac Wilcox Carolyn Williams yn Wl i ee al ll os ante fs . ee ee Pi JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Geraldine Marquez, President Jennifer Browning, Treasurer Thomas Mitchell, Vice-President Lewis Ashcraft, Secretary Faculty and Administration Comments eo Ca RO ans hI. Soe A ote : wes i ee os 5 re een | =. ce a JU Woes CAL ee eras i nh } oS aS re eee O19 “rh i | a c Sy me ae : Oo ep Te | ) | : % co WVONE PYY TAI ( a Z ite ae aa “ . 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Angela Meredith Karen Ortega Marty Noltie Shelly Ousley Henry Pacheco Christina Pacheco Chris Quintana Sandra Ramirez Hopie Romero Roseanne Romo Shane Savadra Tina Salazar Matthew Saltz . Fred Sena Brenda Schmidt Danny Sisneros Donna Sisneros Far a er ee Michelle Taylor Richie Teakell Shelly Tompkins Eric Trujillo Flora Urioste Vanessa Valverde Robert Vigil Chad Virdell Truly Walsmith Arthur Ward Gore? Larry Webb Jennifer Wheat Kendra Zacharias SOPHOMORE CLASS nN Y N1(0) S003 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Arthur Ward, Vice-Presiden Vivian Mascarenas, President Roseanne Romo, Treasurer Dawn Dennis, Secretary 90 Bradley Ailor Francis Archuleta Carroll Armer Billy Batie Becky Bratcher Corry Bruce David Burns Don Callens Christy Candy Carmic hael Rosie Castillo Patty Cox Tamela Currell Margaret Dickerson Jeanette Dimas Michelle Dominguez Shelly Eggert Angel Elam Jose Encinias Christy Farmer Kim Fields Jason Fletcher Carmen Garcia Dominic Garcia Donna Garcia Dalonda Gilmore Henry Gonzales Ray Gonzales Greg Greenlee ) ) Nal Anthony Griego Eugene Griego Lucinda Gutierrez ® Doug Hall Tommy Hall Simon Gutierrez Shannon. Henderson Bernie Hernandez Michael Howsman Jeanette Jasper Tony Jasper Chris Jaynes Ford Johnston Karla Kathman Kathy Keith Kathy Kuzniar Ginger Loucks Pam Lovato Laura Love Tina Maes David Maestas BSS, Clint Malone Jon Manning Mark Mares Jennifer Marquart 97 Abel Martinez Samuel Martinez Carmen Miles Dawn Montoya Debbie Martinez Veronica Martinez Michelle Miller DeAnna Montoya Jennifer McClain Samuel Mitchell Trina Montoya John Moore Thomas Moran Allen Nieto Bill Ortiz Patsy Ortiz Shawn Powers Connie Quintana Fred Quintana Monica Rael B,J. Robbins Heather Robbins Aimee Reese Joe Rodgers Michelle Rodgers Phillip Romo Stacy Saavedra | Paula Segura Onfre Sanchez Patti Sandoval Phil Segura Debi Selby Rusty Shafer 100 Laurel Sims Edith Sisneros Leslie Smith Tommy Snapp Angela Trousdale Paul Villaneuva Jody Vincik Stacey Waide Rhonda Welch Anthony Ysco Rebecca Wilson Michael Wright Ricky York A ° 1N2 LL LEES AND JENNIFER. RUSS: VL FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Veronica Martinez, Vice-President Jennifer Greer, President Jennifer McLain, Treasurer Christy Carlson, Secretary Tucumcari Public Schools P.O. BOX 1046 Cucumcarit, New Mexico 88401 iffice of Superintendent (505) 461-3910 Annual Staff and Student Body Tucumcari High School Dear Annual Staff and Student Body: The theme that you have chosen for this year's Yucca, In Search eae ? , is very appropriate for our time. The world is in search of peace and prepares for war, the hungry in search of food, the cold in search of warmth, the tormented in search of tranquility and the search goes on as a need exists. The seniors are in search of independence, excitement, success, peace and love. I hope your search includes the following: I hope first that you search for health, for without health you have little. I hope you search for love for in the face of all aridity, it is as perennial as the grass, search for a career not just a job, search for the development of your talents and the realization of your potential, search for a meaningful hobby to constructively use your leisure time. There are no pots of gold at the end of rainbows, but you will find what you search for if you are willing to make the commitment, sacrifice and work necessary for its realization. Don't settle for short term goals. Look for peace of mind and tranquility of heart. : Sincerely, éGerry D. Washburn Superintendent GDW: bd Mr. Phil Powers BOARD OF | The 1985-1986 school year would not have been a success without the hard work and dedi- cation of our School Board. Many thanks are extended to the Board from the students here at THS and from our out- standing faculty. We appreciate your efforts on the accomplish- ments you have made that will better strengthen our school and community. Mr. Eddie Encinias 108 ii U C U M C A R I Mr. Harold Borden EDUCATION The auditorium became a huge suc- cess. Tucumcari is growing rapidly, and without the people involved in our school system, we would not have the things that make THS great. Thank you. Norma Jean Crellin Mr. Bernard Fitzner Dear Senior Class of 1986 In search of the keys to attain your dreams and ambitions, you have been an intergral part of the Tucumcari Public Schools and the Class of 1986 at Tucumcari High School. It is my hope that you have acquired the basic skills and knowledge necessary to function in an ever changing world. I hope that you have developed the ability to think and act responsibly and the privileges which it affords. I hope that you have developed a desire to use both your skills and your knowledge to leave the world and a better place for you having been a part of it. It has been my privilege to have occupied a small part of your life and my wish for you is that your education experience will serve well in your pursuit of a long and successful life. Sincerely, Jose P. Garcia Assitant Superintendant _ Jose P. Garcia, Assistant Superintendent Robert J. Sanchez, Dir. Sp. Ed. Dear Seniors: As graduates of Tucumcari High School you are now in a very enviable position. Having received a most priceless gift, an educa- tion, you are now prepared to search for a better tomorrow. Take pride in the realization that you are a better person today because of your past efforts. Look to the future with much hope and take an active role in making the world a better place. The world is yours and only you can change the course of humanity. Let happiness be your guide throughout life. Our society seems to have forgotten what happiness is . . .a gentle breeze, a warm smile, a friend, parents and grandparents, the first day of the rest of your life. I truly hope that you will search for a better tomorrow and that your life will realize much happiness and personal accomplishment. As products of our generation we believe in you and trust that you will lead our society into a new generation of peace and prosperity. Take pride, graduates of 1986, we are very proud of you and we wish you the very best. Sincerely, Robert J. Sanchez Director of Special Education 109 1100 South Seventt Tucumcari, New Mexico 88401 November 22, 1985 Office of the Principal “se TUCUMCARS HICH SCHOOL Dear Students: As students of Tucumcari High School you should be in search of educational growth, maturity, and a strong feeling of a sense of achievement and accomplishment. Hopefully, all students will realize and achieve the aforementioned goals. Ae tee a os | To the graduating senior, | wish you well in your future endeavors. Respectfully, an 3 pf fart: tne bf Robert H. Parnell, Principal Sel ales Someone has written, “For every pebble tossed into a pond, there is a ripple.” The average pupil does not often consider the impact of the little “pebbles” tossed out among classmates. They may be words of encouragement that cause the sunshine of understanding to break through the clouds of discour- agement and unhappiness, or they may be the guide posts of understanding and success. Are your “ripples” building a better school spirit, raising the scholastic standard of your school, creating friends wherever you are, and causing happiness because people know you? The impressions you make in your school days are the building blocks of your future. Tom Moran Counselor Tom Moran JD Hawkins To say hello, again and again Means to also say goodbye-- A short term goodbye, A long time goodbye, A final goodbye-- One never quite knows when the word Is said--Goodbye. And yet, I say hello, again and again I mean: to say I care-= _ I care for the moment, I care for a tine, I care forever. People can care and still must say-- Goodbye. You see, ° Goodbye is a feel bad word, but Without goodbye, there is no hello-- Not a short-term hello, ‘A long-time hello, An almost forever hello. And so again and again, I say hello... And then--Goodbye. Gy ya df TUCUMCARI | Office of the Principal a me is a UF Fat 1100 South Seventh Tucumcari, New Mexico 88401 December 4, 1985 Dear Students ofel. Hiss.: Throughout our lives, we are always searching for a better way, more happiness, a better world. . As you go through your young adult life, we hope we have given you some avenues in searching for a successful life, so you will not slip and slide through life, but know what you want and go for it. Chase your fantasies and not be content by life just passing you by. Push and shove for the great wonders that are awaiting you. Seniors, a whole new avenue awaits you at the end of this schoolyear. | Do you know where you are going; do you like what life is showing you? | Seniors, I challenge you not to stand still in time, but search for the stars in your Life. Sincerely, | =f ; | ae Jf AA | Sa. Z O -.$ 97 | x, 3 Se Hank Dominguez Assistant Principal . ig) ne _ i ——” l h IN SEARCH OF.... ll, Ms. Weaver, Pre-Vocational Mr. M. Latham, History, Spanish II] Rich, Mr. Berggren, Science, Government, Mrs. Moran, Drama, Drill, English Mr. Graves, Civics A Great Education Mr. Lumpkin, Ind. Arts II] Mr. Medin, Computers f Mr. Page, Chemistry I II, Physics Mrs. Garcia, Library as Mr. Haase, Art Mrs. Hamilton, Business Mr. Bond, Deca I II, Marketing 4 From THS 7, i Mrs. James, Pre- Vocational Mr. Davidson, American History Mrs. Nials, Home Economics afal a 2 LDU Mr, Lees, Alg. I, Il Ing, Geom, Analysis Math Mr. Murphey, Band | Mrs. Miller, English Mr. Wilcox, Boys P.E. I II Ms. York, Girls P.E. I I 115 | TEACHERS | Mr. Lamm, Math, Algebra I, Geom., Mr. Hall, Ag. I, Il, Ill, IV, Welding | Science | .™= ; oe | Mr. Carter, Civics, Boys P.E. Mr. D. Latham, Ad. Bio., Biology, Mr. Wilson, Band, Stage Band Boys P.E. | {¢ Mr. McDonald, Comp. Ind. Study 116 Pe ee eee Anna Jane Current Gail Sanders Ellen Fenter Therese Morris Bertha Garcia Barbara Vinall Nadine Angel Betty Dabau W. Mask - C. Brad H. Hodges ae re EE f rs os —— Ls v % L. Torrez K. Trousdale J. Otero Fm UMCART SCHOO’ s Sao ae a ene A. Dominqurz 119 TUCUMCARI STUDENT COUNCIL ee Left to Right, Top to Bottom: Chad Collins, Gary Montano. Jim Egerton, Adam Hernandez, Robbie King, Johnny Lopez, Roxanne Barreras. Troy Montoya, Kathy Mullin, Kelly Lee, Randy Salazar, Whitney Dougherty, Greg Lees, Mike Zanussi, Leslie Moran, Margaret Marquez. Joel Esquibel, Liz Reese, Jody Curnutt, Nannette Macias, and Diane Barela. Left to Right, Top to Bottom: Tina Salazar, Matthew Saltz, Joletta Browning, Karen Coleman, Justin Ellis, Scott Lumpkin, DanaPaul Leonard. Vivian Masc arenas, Suzie Carlson, Danette Ballard, LeAnn Gassman, Michelle Crespin, Audra ALarcon, Dawn Dennis, Truly Wallsmith. Left to Right, Top to Bottom: Shannon Henderson, Jeff Lee, Fred Quintana, Russell Lees, Christy Carlson, Becky Bratcher, Angela Trousdale, Kathy Keith, Heather Robbins, Becky Shipley, Thomas Moran. I would like to thank each and every student here at Tucumcari High School for you support and encouragement throughout the course of the year. It has been both an honor and a privilege being president of Student Council, and I want everyone to know how much I appreciate all the kind words, concern, and even the complaints during the year from efeld BC La (ge Ce Ris MM MMC ere Bile Memo em eae a rule Mensa eul (Sule Bete a Teen Cet Teer yA mua BAL Seto ese ee ACR oer aetke see le unl saeseoai aged Pe ant PU ose CMAy fica stat HATE PS) oO el OEE Ser | eating tT 1} Left to Right: Margaret Marquez, Reporter; Andrea Schartz, Treasurer, Dan Gholston, Vice- President; Thomas Mitchell, President; Kelly Lee, Secretary; Greg Lees, Parliamentarian. Student Council held their 1985-86 annual election for Basketball Homecoming Queen and Mr. and Miss THS. The election went very well. Many students took the time out to vote and participate in this election. Leslie Moran won for Homecoming Queen, Whitney Dougherty was her Maid of Honor. Michelle Leal and Mike Birch were elected Mr. and Miss THS. This election proved very successful in all respects! T.H.S. WELCOMES GABRIEL KINGSTON FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT FROM MELBORNE, AUSTRALIA ANSWE RATE Qf Cad ees Sane See ced Beth Loks ice-President, and Angela ando Valdez, Margaret Marquez—President, Diana Barela, Michele Montoya—Co- Left to right—Nannette Macias, Carmen Miles, Ar ie THE PEER COUNSELORS The 1986 Seniors having a friendly conversation with Mr. Hawkins! FRESHMAN Jeff, Russell, Wade. Rusty (not pictured). Angela, Truly, Dawn, Joletta. ai) JUNIORS 1 | i Lynne, | l Michelle, | Mike, David. Tucumcari High SENIORS Whitney, Kelly, Lori, Randy, Greg, Jody, Robbie, Liz, Johnny, Hoss, Kathy, Joel, Mike OFFICERS Whitney Sees Lynne, V. a ees | Pres. ec pe UE A) «Randy and PA MN = Lori, Co- Pres. Mr. Hawkins, Spons. Kelly, Treas. Jontmastecimessor LSchool THE DIAMONDBACK a DRILLETTES! “The” football halftime routine of the year was the spectacular chair routine which was performed in the rain with the sound system on the blink, but was still pe rfect! Routines Continue To Improve and Impress in 1986! The Drillettes were in demand at all sorts of school and community events including Veterans’ Day where they performed on stage to Neil Dia- mond’s, “America”. They were also invited to the Sun Bowl, and per- formed at the huge Southwester States 4-H Convention and at the Tucum- cari Chamber of Commerce Banquet in 1986, ‘Puttin’ on the Ritz’’!! Director Mrs. Moran choreographed these special events!! Above, officer Michelle Crespin awaits patiently for the beginning of the long State Fair Parade. (The Rattler Band and the Drillettes marched to a 2nd place rating and trophy!) And, left, gorgeous Pam Brandt shines in red, white, and blue as she and other drillettes listen for the downbeat of Neil Diamond’s “America”! Drill Team ts The Greatest! os ti isthe COLE, SKYHIGH KICKS: The Diamondback Drillettes are only two and one half years old (they began on Dec. 7, 1983), but the talents of these girls just keep improving! Like the great kicks of the six drillettes above shown performing to “America” in the Veterans’ Day Assembly. Michelle, Pam, Jo, Leslie, Danette, and Roxanne, will all be part of the 12-member ‘‘State” team hoping for first or second at STATE! Good Luck! “Attention!” Two Summer Camps Bring Honors and a SUPERSTAR Trip to Ireland for Captain Leslie in 1986! Praise and compliments poured in during both football and basketball season for the 85-86 Diamondback Dril- lettes as their improvement brought them honors and awards at both summer camps and an Albuquerque competition where they brought home a trophy in large group against both Sandia and Manzano high schools. Once again the Drillette captain was selected as an NCA Superstar Girl! Captain Leslie Moran, pictured left, was selected and chose to perform with the Super- star Drill Team in their Ireland performance during St. Patrick’s Day. The entire group stressed unity, disci- pline and sisterhood! They were especially proud of their “chair” routine during the football when they easily ‘bested’ rival northeastern N.M. drill team, Clay- ton! Also to be remembered was their “Jungle Love” homecoming pep rally routine and their dynamite con- tagions! The girls also were delighted to be invited to dance in the Miss Tucumcari (Miss America Scholar- ship Pageant)—below) SHNIORS: Velma Marinez, Corry Armstrong, Juanita Arguello, Leslie Moran, and Roxanne Barreras!! We'll Miss Ya!!! | DRILLETTE _ OFFICERS _ TAKE THE | LEAD!! . | | | The officers ran most of the “show” during 1985- 186. Officers were: Leslie Moran, Captain, Corry | | Armstrong, Michelle Crespin, Roxanna Barreras, } Danette Ballard, and Joletta Browning—all Lieu- Jtenants!! Good Job, Girls!!! Audra Alarcon Juana Arguello Tina Armstrong ) Pam Brandt 1 | Charni Butts Dawn Dennis Jennine Dimas Christy Farmer Karla Kathman Monica Martinez Robin Martinez Velma Martinez Deanna Montoya Paula Segura Rhonda Welch DIAMOND— BACK DRILLETTES 85-'86 Truly Walsmith—Alt. Kendra Zacharias—Alt. Donna Garcia—Mgr. 31 John Nials, Vice-President PANN Best L OF te LS: (aia ME ae a ex os � . nigh “ugh a) ie, ry, bi Dominic Otero, Treasurer Margaret Marquez, Reporter Sharonda Owings, Historian ae | Back Row (L toR): Jolene Dominguez, Kathleen Feehan, Ruth VanSweden, Valerie Valverde, Leslie Moran, Whitney Dougherty, Lori Strand, Kathy Mullin, Cynthia Smith. Front Row (L to R): Nannette Macias, Margaret Marquez, Michelle Best, Stephanie Rigdon, Sharonda Owings, Jennifer Hopeman, Joel Esquibel, Angela Madrid, Mary Ellen ) Gonzales. | Seated (L to R): Mike Burch, Jim Egerton, Bobby Gassman, Chad Collins. Standing (L to R): Ronnie Sandoval, Mike Zanussi, Stephen Quintana, Dominic Otero, John Nials, ) Todd Duplantis, Mark Sanchez, Andy Batie, Kevin Bond, Randy Salazar, Gary Montano. Com qo} P= Left to right, Margaret Marquez, Sponsor: Mr. Lees, Nannette Macias, Kathleen Feehan, Renee White, Angela Madrid, Glenda Guest, Stacey Ailor, Glenn Bowers, Diana Barela, and Ruth Van Sweden a area em Cte etcaa VOL TAR Ate eect ee nace Cte OU TCC ent Cen White; Historian: Stacey Ailor; and Secretary: Angela Madrid. Kathy Mullin—Treasurer; Angela Madrid—President; Margaret Marquez—Vice-President; Nannette Macias—Secretary. Top Row L to R: Mark Sanchez, Antonio Duarte, Raymond Martinez, Margaret Marquez, Kathleen Feehan, Bottom Row: Armando Valdez, Kathy Mullin, Diana Barela, Nannette Macias, and Angela Madrid i RNS UA ees HNN “ iti s HE | Cue ier wit FURR RT STIR 2 STEPHANIE RIGDON een SES SESS ANGELA MADRID eee er emer errr tate POGeP Roe ee see eeees wisihlbe trah i ty AES ORS mK Renee Evans Glenn Bowers Hmor owe Sser wy First Row: Rhonda Welch, Deanna Montoya, Angela Madrid. Second Row: Nannette Macias, Donna Garcia, Monica Rael. Third Row: Lisa Hines, Patsy Ortiz, Vanessa Valverde, Jeanette Jasper. Last Row: Alan Knight, Darren Duplantis, Marty Cortez, David McKey, Angel Griego. Stacey Ailor, Glenn Bowers, Renee White, Renee Evans. PERS PATS y age es a DE SSA CIE cy = CaS BAR SoH (2 ACR RIK 9 ' 20 Se scence a RR RR ay Se ae to PSE AY. Bt tes eee nicest eal ainbiPoe NEES ie nC if Bottom Row. Karen Best, Holly Braziel, Kathleen Feehan, Rebecca Wilson. Middle Row: Andrew Montano, Pat Casey, Robbie | | King, Pam Sims, John Kuzniar, Top Row: Dustin Runyan, Mike Spencer, Dan Gholson, Shawn Powers, Don Callens ¢ Holly Brazil, Michelle Best, Robin Cherry, Sonia Greigo. Middle Row: Mark Coles, Daniel Ortega, Tamela Currell, Jennifer ; Browning, Pat Casey, Stacey Ailor. Top Row: Marty Cortez, Angel Griego, David Stewart, Stephanie Rigdon, Robbie King, Renee White, Lisa Hines. Qe Jone ects) Camco Bottom Row: judy O’Rear, Rachel Borquez, Michelle Best, Liz Reese, Middle Row: Beth Cameron, Jennifer Parker, Ginger Loucks, Cindy Dixon, Jolene Dominquez, Joel Esquibel, Top Row: Laurel Sims, Elizabeth Jaramillo, Becky Shipley, Angela Trousdale, Michelle Miller, Michelle Rodgers, Renee White Bottom Row: Valerie Valverde, Jennifer Tapia, Renee Evans, Second Row: Michelle Borth, Tina Maes, Connie Lindsey, Robin Cherry, Brenda Schmidt, Third Row: Leann Gassman, Kim Beasley, Tamela Currell, Heather Robbins, Jennifer Browning, Stacey Ailor, Leslie Smith, Patty Cox aac) er eoBBend e | Bottom Row: Aimee Reese, Connie Lindsey, Jennifer Browning, Top Row: Greg Greenlee, Jim Egerton, Frank Francis, Cindy Dixon | [Bottom Row: Carroll Armer, Sonia Greigo, Kathy Keith, Don Callens, Middle Row: David Stewart, Daniel Ortega, Angela Meredith, Melissa Jimenez, Mark Coles, Top Row: Glenn Bowers, Paula Segura, Dalonda Gilmore, Michelle Shipley, Stephanie Rigdon, Michele Montoya, JoAnn Hayes Library Assistants First period. Left to Right, Shelly Ousley, Gina Crespin, Second period. Left to Right, Debbie Binkley, Suzie Short, Vicky Jobe, Back row, Boe Garrison, Eddie Sims, Darren Shane Goddard, Jim Helton, Willie Zacharias. Duplantis. Third period. Left to Right, Jody Curnutt, Angela Mer- Fourth period. Left to Right, Christina Garcia, Sara Mar- edith, Back row, Monica Stroud, Dana Paul Leonard, tinez, Veronica Garcia, Back row, Kendra Zacharias, Ste- Patricia Newman, Shelley Tompkins, Sarah Paul phen Quintana. Fifth period. Left to Right, Tina Armstrong, Donnie Gar- Sixth period. Left to Right, Camille Martinez, John Morris, cia, Lisa Montoya, Back row, Karen Best, Charni Butts, Paul Elam, Christy Keith. Melissa Crockett. 146 See CK? TAN F ASSIS = 5 eo = = YOU IN 8 ARE Left to Right—Bobby Montgomery, Monica Carpenter, Cindy Dixon, Diane Dimas, Phyllis Brown Back Row Left to Right—Chad Collins, Johnny Lopez, Michelle Montoya, Gary Montano, Front row Left to right—Ty Christie, Andi Eggert, Jennifer Tapia, Valerie Valverde Back Row Left to Right—Tonya Henderson, Tammy Nichols, Sharonda Owings, Lori Strand Front Row Left to Right—Robbie King, Mitchell Rob- erts, Troy Montoya, Phillip Beltran Back Row Left to Right—Andy Batie, Tonya Latham, Diane Cochrum, Tracy Davis Front Row Left to Right—Cynthia Smith, Mary Ellen Gonzales, Whitney Dougherty % M0 NINO — L i | i | i Back Row Left to Right—Kathleen Feehan, Michelle Shipley, John Nials, | Front Row Left to Right—Billy Montgomery, Kelly Lee, Randy Salazar S200 Left to Right—Liz Reese, Joel Esquibel, Gina Crespin, Tobi Bandy TUCUMCARI | Bottom Row: Laurel Sims, Rebecca Wilson, Judy O’Rear, Aimee Reese, Tonya Henderson. Middle Row: Brenda Schmidt, Renee Evans, Boe Garrison. ADVANCED CHOIR ‘ Sallie Maestas, Debbie Arguello, Jody Madrid. Back Row: Angel Elam, Georgia Gallegos, Charles Brandt, Rachel Montano, Kenneth Knowles, (Allan Knowle 13) TUCUMCARI Lois Ann Kowal, Ramona Martinez, Jennifer Marquart, Angel Jones, Liz Esquibel, Theresa Molinas, Veronica Olguin, Glenda Guest, Yvette White. 154 BEGINNING CHOIR LaTonia Duarte, Camille Martinez, Christy Leonard, Debbie Martinez, Michelle Maestas, Michelle Mirabal, Sandra Garcia, Amanda Sandoval, Angela Hemmingson. CONGRATULATIONS Bottom Row: Debbie Arguello, Jody Madrid, Sally Maestas. Middle Row: Brenda Schmidt, Rachel Montano, Tonya Henderson. Top Row: Boe Garrison, Charles Brandt 1986 ALL-DISTRICT CHOIR 156 | | The 1986 Close-Up par- ticipants were Joletta Browning, Kathy Mullin, Linda Estrada, Jolene Dominquez, Suzy Short, Dawn Dennis, Jennifer Hopeman, Greg Lees, Roseanne Romo, and Stacey Ailor, A aroup of ten kids attended the Close-Up program this year. Through the week, much was learned about lobbyists, the Senate, the House of Representatives, and about the United States gov- ernment itself, It was an experience that was rewarding, beneficial, and st of all fun! Friends were | made from all over the country. Hey Mom, look at me with President Reagan??7?. The experience was unforget- ‘ table and will last a life- Fue time!! WASHINGION DCl te! ! THE CREED We are the Future Homemakes of America. We face the future with warm courage And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and Precious values. For we are the builders of homes. Homes for America’s future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hopes. We would like to share a few facts and thoughts with you: nee er a | Be i CEARAARAAMA HLA 4 - Fact 1—FHA HERO is a vocational student organization functioning as an integralpart of Home Economics Education curriculum that Operates within the school system. Fact 2—FHA HERO provides opportunities at national, state, and local levels for student initiative and direction in planning and Carrying out individual and chapter projects based on a philosophy of cooperation. Fact 3—FHA HERO emphasizes personal growth, stressing value clarification and decision making. Fact 4—FHA HERO is the only youth organization with the family as its central focus. Fact 5—The N.M. FHA HERO organization is 110 chapters and 2,199 members strong. Fact 6—The N.M. FHA HERO has had 3 national presidents over the years and for the last 3 years has had a National Officer. Fact 7—The N.M. FHA HERO is one of the few states that is attempting to establish an alumni association as a resource. Le oe eae cee Perey Booey eapeeeewe yee 2 Bi oie ae é v a) a S ei xe eS = v —_— 3 : Zi Z ee eee ue ee Pema rey eS Were eee) Meee er eee reoere: ee ae irtoe. © Wee ee aed Peer id ©, Sener Te, aa ; oe = ' : 3 me ° 8 - b 2. a oO uo ao 8 z ee: er LE 3 = ee 3 Pe ee Group 3 4: Ruth Van Sweden, Julie Heckendorn, Patricia Newman, Wayne Fought, Velma Martinez, Kit Morgan, Lewis Ashcraft, Lisa Nairn, Jesse Naranjo, Glenda Guest, Elmer Jobe, Jackie Parker and Mike Lindsey. AG II: Noah Estrada, Warren Fields, Jesse Saxton, Larry Webb, Jerry Williams, Gary Massey, Tara Sumruld, Ty Gresham, Lisa Missildine, Stacey Saavedra, Vicky Jobe, Shane Saavedra, Allan Knight, Josh Jackson, Lance Coomes. Kim Fields, Debbie Selby, Kim Forry, Kathy Keith, Jennifer Parker, Shane Saavedra, Alan Nials, Charles Brandt, Rusty Shafer, Cory Bruce, Joe Blea, Doug Hall, John Moore, Anthony Edwards, Ben Garrison, Jason Fletcher, Tonko Bilopavlovich, Jerry Jaramillo, Victor Pacheco. 160 AGRA Noah—Sentinel, Lisa—Secretary, Ruth—Vice President, Jackie—President, Velma—Vice-President, Julie—Treasurer, Elmer— Reporter. Greenhand Offiers: President—Jennifer Parker, Secretary—Kathy Kieth, 1st Vice-President—Anthony Edwards, Treasurer—John Moore, Reporter—Rusty Shafer, Sentinel—Ben Garrison, 2nd Vice-President—Kim Fields, Junior Advisor—Cory Bruce, and Chaplain—Joe Blea. The cross section of an ear of corn, which forms the outline of the emblem represents common agricultural interests since corn is na- tive to America and is grown in every state. The rising sun, signifies progress and the new day that will dawn when all farmers are educated and have learned to cooperate. The plow, is the symbol of labor and tillage of the soil. The eagle, signifies the national scope of the organization. The owl, is the symbol of knowledge and wisdom. Within the FFA emblem are the letters “FFA” and the words “‘voca- tional agriculture” signifying the integral relationship of this educa- tional program. sa remem soo REET i 4 en. we, Front: A. Lujan, J. Pacheco, M. Sanchez, Back: D. Quintana, A. Chavez, F. Beltran, M. Rivera, D. Banks, P. Gonzales, M. Callam, A. McKinney, S. Montano, T. Terry, C. Pacheco, L. Bradley % Distributive Education Front: A. Eggert, F. Dominguez, M. Barreras, T. Newman, M. Armijo, C. Lucero, C. Armstrong, R. Otero, Back: J. McClain, P. Mulhall, R. Taylor, D. Rich, F. Barajas, P. French, P. Foster, S. Coffin, S. Weaver, M. Otero, C. Brockman Jeff Sandoval working at EXXON DECA Aaron McKinney working at McDonalds “The mission of the National Career Development Conference is to help marketing and distributive education students learn through goal-oriented competition,” explained DECA chapter advisor Keith Bond. He went on to say, “A greater understand- ing and appreciation of marketing, merchandising, distribution of goods, management, decision-making, and our free enterprise system in general are all products of working towards national recognition. At the same time students increase their understand- ing of civic consciousness, social intelligence, and what it takes to be a leader.” The DECA(Distributive Education Clubs of America) competi- tive events program develops recognized competencies, needed by employees in marketing and distributive occupations. From these competencies students can be evaluated on practical work- related skills. Actual competitive proficiency measured through comprehensive exams and role-playing involving industry lead- ers. Participants must have successfully passed regional and state competitions to participate on a national level. National competi- tion will test the skills of students from all fifty states plus Canada, the Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. DRAMA CLASS PRESENTS din Front Row: (L to R): Bam-Bam Kent, Todd Duplantis, Matthew Saltz, James Guy, Dustin Runyan, Dana Paul Leonard, Back Row: (L to R) Dominic Otero, Jennifer Parker, Robin Rodgers, Ruth Van Sweden, Velma Martinez, Thomas Moran. — The Butler, Brassett, has a nasty habit of stealing his master’s fizz! 164 The Tucumcari High School production of ‘Charley's Aunt’ was performed at 7 p.m. March 7th, in the new auditorium. The play was a three-act comedy. The plot revolves around the apartment of Oxford senior, Jack Chesney, (James Guy), who madly loves Miss Kitty Verdun (Ruth Van Sweden), while Jack's best friend, Charley Wykeham (Matthew Saltz), adores Miss Amy Spettigue (Robin Rodgers). Both young men are desperate to see their true loves and propose before the girls leave England for Scotland, but the propriety of 1892 forbade visitations of the opposite sex without the presence of an adult chaperone. This complication explains why the visit of Charley's auntie from Brazil, Donnie Lucia (Jackie Parker), is looked upon as the answer to their prayers for Jack and Charley. But the plan hits a snag when the girls each accept the invitation to tea but auntie wires saying she won't be there for days. A friend of the young men, Lord Fancourt Babberley (Dustin Runyan), is then tricked into impersonating auntie. Obstacles continue to arise, however, as two, elderly men, Sir Frances Chesney and Mr. Spettigue (Todd Duplantis and Dana Paul Leonard) respectively, decide to court auntie (Runyan) for her Brazilian millions. Things really get out of hand when Lord Babberley must agree to wed one of the old coots in order to procure letters of consent for the two, young sets of lovers to wed. Lord Babberley’s true love, Ela Delahey (Velma Martinez), then shows up with the real auntie in act three, and the ending is full of more, farcical moments. Completing the cast is Brassett, played by Thomas Moran; Cheeves, played by Robbie King; and Dom Pedro, played by Bam-Bam Kent. The play was directed by THS drama instructor, Debbie Moran. a@iineecpas AWINT Sir Frances Chesney greets Kitty. “Ah, tut tut—Charmed I’m 4 Babbs gets his lost love, Ela, at last! sure. “T say father!” Master Jack needs a new dressing gown—but Dad - won't pay! Egad! This is the way we curtsey! RR The fake Dom Pedro tries to charm a disbelieving Donna Lucia. Mr. Spettigue makes a point! “Don’t roll your eyes at me! You ungrateful twits! Jennifer Tim Melissa Margaret Nannette Michelle SS cB) zz € — é = a oO e a a 3 cB) vo = xO ce eS Mic —_ ; aX te se a! Ba N 39 “i ey? aea oe: ee eh O) VE Ba KYA Oe @? RCH MIKE BI MICHELLE LEAL a ee cean eT ee EE : ( Rosie Freshman HOMECQMING QUEE 7a Queen of the Courts e Moran i 1 Ray! er ae 1986 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING COURT Miss Whitney Dougherty Miss Jennifer Hopeman Miss Geraldine Marquez Miss Christy Carlson Master J.R. Jimenez WwW 3 °o 68 as a ct B Qa 2p ae = 176 Margaret Marquez OO -O vra-—|M 274 30n7 Leslie Moran Girls State was a week long study of state and American government. It was held at the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell, N.M. The girls who attended learned much about government, both state and federal. The gov- ernor of New Mexico, Tony Anaya, made a special presen- tation for the girls at Girls State. Much was learned about American heritage and patriotism. The girls made many friends and pen pals from all over the state of New Mexi- co. Boys State was a week long study of our state and Ameri- can governing system. It took place at the New Mexico Technology and Mining Institute. It was a great opportu- nity to experience the feeling of actually taking part in state and federal government. N oe 5 3 oO 3 5 Ss WM N a vo bro peoUV _)—ann John Nials Greg Lees Tammy Nichols Jr. Michelle Shipley Jr. Angela Meredith Soph. Andrea Schartz Jr. Robin Rodgers Sr. SEARCH Tammy “Flip-Flop” WE’VE COW Aiit WE NEED Angela “Spunky” Michelle “Chip” Robin “Spaz” 180 Tina Maes Fr. Junior Varsity Kathy Keith Fr. ee Ae Becky Shipley Fr. - Ralle F Suzie Carlson Soph. 7 “ Sas 2 SB | } | i ’ is Jennifer Parker Fr. Cheerleaders Kathy Tina Jennifer 181 Congratulations Judy O’Rear and Jody Madrid and Tonya Henderson Raymond Martinez and Phyllis Brown ALL STATE CHOIR stg 4 bj a Poh ee $3 ‘BRIAN FOUNDATION 1985 WINNER CONGRATULATIONS THE HUGH O ANDREW MONTANO TUCUMCARI ALL | First Row: Nannette Macias, Connie Lindsey, Judy O’Rear, Angela Madrid, Second Row: Holly Brazil, Rebecca Wilson, Kathleen Feehan, Paula Segura, Carol Armor, Karen Best, Michelle Best, Stephanie Rigdon. 184 Jennifer Browning, Patricia Casey, Wayland Oliver, Last Row: Michelle Rodgers, Jim Egerton, Frank Francis, John Kuzniar, Robert King, Dan Gholson, Marty Cortez, Andrew Montano. 185 SRR SS = . “ = ee Michelle and John Liz and Chad os = a S ee) a vu Cc SG a 5 mm Tonya and Tommy Audra and Bo Bo Rosie and Shannon The homecoming game was held on October 4, 1985. The score was a defeat 19-12. There were many activities during the week: Tuesday was ) Twin Day”, Thursday was “Dress Up Day”, and Friday was “Purple and Gold Day”. All the students were very pepped up. A bonfire on (Thursday and a pep rally on Friday also added to the excitement. Although we didn’t have a victory at the game, we had a victory in school spirit. The dance was a big success and everyone had a good time. The theme of the dance was “Cherish,” sponsored by the Student Council. The band that played was Hi-InFidelity. a a mono Tn—_wWmaN - CONGRATULATIONS LYNNE FREY JUNIOR OLYMPICS NATIONAL HEPTATHLON CHAMPION lel 2 La} [ 0 OA G 0 FOV L ae mL vain C7 W P G 8 HG S J UarG 2 cs D Te L E S ema ip ARIE DM bey GOCE Hy CONGRATULATIONS FFA STATE CHAMPS Kit Morgan Ty Gresham Will Meeks Elmer Jobe AG. MECHANICS TEAM COMPETITION 1985 191 | | | See Miss Jennifer Hopeman and Randy Salazar ee Willie and Geraldine Kevin and Whitney Miss Geraldine Marquez and Willie Zacharias ee eR N)ge Randy and Jennifer HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES!! Miss Diana Prieto and Arthur Ward Miss Christy Carlson and Michael Wright SPONSORED BY CHEERLEADE Miss Hildigard Runyan Miss Buffey Manning 193 1985-86 FFA SWEETHEART 85-86 Sweetheart, Jackie Parker Senior Attendant, Velma Martinez Sophomore Attendant, Vicki Jobe Freshman Attendant, Jennifer Parker Parker so av, iS) is} i i Jobe ick Ww Jennifer Pg Es Coach M. Latham Coach D. Latham Coach Maddaford Coach Carter Coach Wilcox Coach Bond Coach Chavez ai Coach Graves Coach Hawkins Coach Lees Coach Rich Rattler Coaches i Coach York Coach Bowen CROSS COUNTRY Top Row: Coach Chavez, Jenny Norris, Todd Duplantis Michael Chavez, Troy Montoya, Robert King, Raymond Quintana, Beau Nikoley,Darren Duplantis, Mary Page. Bottom Row: Leslie Curtis, Judy Norris, Charlie Aragon, Bill Ortiz, Kim Beasley, Dawn Montoya rom ee a if + Sage sancatasaina SAT Start of girls race in Tucumcari. 198 DISTRICT CHAMPS Todd making his move! 4 + es 1 ae - Hee fe xP Left to Right: Coach Rich, Coach Lees, Mike Birch, Chad Collins, Jon DeBord, Rick Rodgers, Brad Graham, “Hoss” Cartwright, Steven Quintana, Louie Padilla, Jesse Saxton, James Guy, Coach Graves, Henry Pacheco, Coach Latham, Middle Row: Armando Valdez, Matt Montgomery, David Bogard, Todd Smith, Donnie Garcia, Greg Lees, Brandon Coates Scott Parnell, Dustin Runyan, Bottom Row: Tommy Mitchell, John Nials, Bam- Bam Kent, Bobo Pacheco, Kyle Bond, Andy Batie, Mike Spencer, Jody Madrid, Coach W ilcox. Superior Seniors ON THE Football Team Greg “Corky” Lees Chad Collins John Nials Andy Batie Anthony “Bam-Bam” Kent Brad Graham Jon DeBord Mike Birch To the Seniors: We would like to wish you good luck in your futures. It was a pleasure to share the season with you. We admire the leadership you have and the examples you set for those to follow. The Cheerleaders Varsity Volleyball Top Row: Left To Right: Whitney Dougherty, Lynne Frey, Tracy Davis, Lori Strand, Diana Prieto, Tonya Latham. Bottom Row: Michelle Leal, Cynthia Smith, Melissa Jimenez, Gina Crespin, Gloria Paiz. 204 205 J.V. Volleyball wee Back Row (L to R): Hopie Romero, Roseanne Romo, Diana Prieto, Veronica Garcia, Cathy Powell Front Row (L to R): Mary Montano Jenny Tierney, Rachael Borquez, Christina Pacheco, Shelly Ousley The Junior Varsity Volleyball team was composed of all sophomores. This team showed great promise for the future. We look forward to their return next year. They displayed teamwork and pride every game. 206 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Top row I. to r.: Shannon Henderson, Shawn Powers, Tony Jasper, Jason Ricks, Rick York, Rusty Shafer, Sam Mitchell. Middle row, Tommy Snapp, Mike Howsman, Phillip Romo, Russell Lees, B.J. Robbins, Anthony Crespin, Joshua Latham. Bottom row, Mark Mares, Victor Pacheo, Billy Batie, Fred Quintana, Ford Johnston, Brent Bishop, Wade Strand. The freshman football team showed August 29 Yucca Scrimmage Here some great improvement this year. The Sept. 7 Clayton Here squad was never very large and they had Sept. 14. Robertson There some very tough opposition this year. Sept. 19 Portales Here This team has a good future ahead of _—_ Sept. 28 West Las Vegas There them. They are not quitters andeveryone = Oct. 12. Santa Rosa Here hopes to see all of them on the field next — Oct. 17 Roswell 9th Here year as sophomores. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL STE eT nee fore al Back Row (L to R): Jeannette Jasper (Mgr.), Michelle Miller, Angela Trousdale, Trina Montoya, Cristy Carlson, Becky Bratcher, Monica Rael (Mgr.), Front Row (L to R): Veronica Martinez, Debbie Meadows, Lucinda Gutierrez, Connie Lindsey, Dana Welch, Leslie Smith The Freshman Volleyball team performed very well this year. They finished the season 4-4 and placed second in a tournament. We are | looking forward to watching this team develop and polish their skills. They will be contenders in the future as they join our present junior varsity team. Things are looking very good for Tucumcari High School Volleyball! TUCUMCARI VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Bottom: John-John Martinez, David Bogard, Kevin Bond, Mike Spencer, Raymond Martinez, Nitin Bhakta. Top Row: Gary Montano, Wayne Fought, Randy Salazar, Thomas Mitchell, Zac Wilcox, Jeff Clark. Girls Varsity Basketball First Row Left to Right: MaryEllen Gonzales, Leslie Moran, Karen Coleman, Mary Page Back Row Left to Right: Veronica Garcia, Melissa Jimenez, Roseanne Romo, Jenny Norris, Diana Prieto nN _ Nn THE VARSITY HAS sini JUNIOR VARSITY Top Row: Leslie Pacheco, Johnathon Martinez, Raymond Quintana, Willie Zac harias, David McKey, Arthur Ward. Bottom Row: Raymond Martinez, David Bogard, Kyle Bond, Scott Lumpkin, Tommy Mitchell, Fred Sena Sa x : “G | pn] Oo iz fr SZ Y) CQ J.V. BASKETBALL Bottom Row: Connie Lindsey, Patty Cox, Stephanie Sandoval, Angie Trousdale, Michelle Miller, Patsy Ortiz, Veronica Jimenez. Top Row: Debbie Meadows, Christy Carlson, Becky Bratcher, Trina Montoya, Jennifer Greer, Dana Welch, Leslie Smith. This was a good year for our all-Freshman J.V. squad. The Girls worked very hard and it 5 6 showed with the season record. It has been a pleasure coaching these young athletes. Coach: Elaine York. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Bottom Row (L to R): Bradley Ailor, Rusty Shafer, Michael Wright, Jason Ricks, Greg Greenlee. Top Row (L to R): Anthony Griego, Brian Morris, David Burns, Billy Ortiz, Wayland Oliver, Onfre Sanchez Gee jl Front row: L to R: Jimmy Hatfield, Bobby Hines, Butch Walsmith, Russell Schafer. Second row: Shannon Henderson, Todd Duplantis, Fred Quintana, Chris Jaynes. Back row: Jon DeBord, Stephen Quintana, Russell Lees, Rick Rodgers, Manuel Ramirez. Angela Madrid Senior Wres Steven Quintana Todd Duplantis DeBord ie SENIORS: L to R: Stephen Quintana, Todd Duplantis, Jon DeBord. a ete WRESTLING Ass. Coach: Mike Latham Freshman: L to R: Shannon Henderson, Russell Lees, Fred Quintana, Chris Jaynes. Sophomore: Rick Rodgers em YUCCA EDITORS MARGARET MARQUEZ NAD | | | SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Powers, Phil 108 Borden, Harold 108 Crellin, Jean 108 Encinias, Eddie 108 Fitzner, Bernard 108 ADMINISTRATION AND SECRETARIES Nadine Angel 117 Anna Jane Current 117 Betty Dabau 117 Hank Dominquez 112 Ellen Fenter 117 Bertha Garcia 117 Joe Garcia 109 Therese Morris 117 Robert Parnell 110 Thelma Jo Riddle 117 Robert Sanchez 109 Gail Sanders 117 Barbara Vinall 117 Gerry Washburn 107 FACULTY Mrs. Barnes 113 Berggren, Dave 113 Bond, Keith 114, 197 Carter, Warren 116, 197 Chavez, George 197 Clark, Don 116 Davidson, Paul 115 Enox, Lonna 116 Garcia, Marilyn 114 Gore, Fern 114 Graves, Vannie 113, 200 Haase, Tex 113 Hall, David 116 Hamilton, Sharla 114 Harris, Margaret 113 Hart, Linda 116 Hawkins, J.D. 127, 197 James, Peggy 115 Lamm, Robert 116 Latham, David 116, 197, 200, 223 Latham, Mike 113, 197, 223 Lees, Mike 115, 134, 197, 200 Lumpkin, Robert 114 Maddaford, Rex 197 Medin, Doug 114 Miller, Sylvia 115 Montano, Gilbert 197 Moran, Deborah 113 Moran, Tom 111 Murphey, Robert 115 Nials, Lucy 115 Page, Earl 114 Rich, Gary 113, 197, 200 226 INDEX Reagan, Carol 114 Risberg, John 113 Spencer, Lois 114 Weaver, Gloria 113 Wilcox, Charles 115, 197, 200 Wilson, Phil 116 York, Elaine 115, 197 McDonald, Vergil 116, 197 SUPPORTIVE STAFF Alarcon, G. 119 Arguello M. 118, 119 Bikley B. 119 Bradford C. 118 Dominguez A. 119 Foot B. 118, 119 Hodges H. 118 Hodges J. 119 Hodges M. 119 Macias 119 Macias T. 119 Mask W. 118 Otero J. 119 Pacheco F. 118 Torrez L. 119 Trousdale K. 119 Ward A. 118 Webb R. 118 White B. 118 Wilson P. 118 MISCELLANEOUS Jimenez, J.R. 175 Fenter, Anna Wiegel 175 STUDENTS Ailor, Bradley 93, 218 Ailor, Stacey 53, 134, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 157 Alarcon, Audra 79, 121, 131, 171, 189 Albert, Martin 79, 93 Allenberg, Cathy 93 Apadoca, Angella 53 Apodoca, Michael 18, 51 Aragon, Charlie 93, 198 Aragon, Nadine 12 Archuleta, Francis 93 Archuleta, Peggy 79 Arellano, Rosalee 79 Arguello, Debbie 79, 153, 156 Arguello, Juanita 18, 130, 131, 148 Arias, Andy 53 Armor, Caroll 93, 145, 184 Armijo, Marina 18, 162 Armijo, Mario 93 Armstrong, Corry 12, 18, 130, 131, 162 Armstrong, Tina 79, 131, 146 Ashcraft, Louis 53, 68, 160, 161 Baker, Kayleen 93 Balke, Branda 93 Ballard, Dannette 12, 79, 121, 131 Bandy, Toby 151 Banks, Deidre 18, 161 Barela, Diana 19, 46, 121, 134, 135, 220 Barreras, Martin 79 Barreras, Michelle 53, 162 Barreras, Roxanna 12, 19, 48, 51, 121, 130, 131, 148, 170, 188 Bates, Mike 19 Batie, Andy 19, 133, 151, 200, 202 Batie, Billy 93, 208 Beasley, Kim 79, 144, 198 Beltran, Frank 19, 162 Beltran, Philip 150 Benavidez, Anthony 79 Benavidez, Gilbert 19 Benavidez, Robert 20 Berry, Prentice 79 Best, Karen 79, 143, 146, 184 Best, Michelle 20, 47, 133, 143, 144, 149, 167, 184 Bhakta, Nitin 20, 149, 210 Bilopavlovich, Tonko 93, 160 Binkley, Debbie 53, 146 Birch, Mike 20, 50, 133, 169, 200, 203, 210 Bishop, Brent 93, 208 Blea, Andy 79 Blea, Joe 20, 160 Bogard, Dac Bond, Kevin 20, 41, 133, 192, 210 Bond, Kyle 79, 200, 214 Borquez, Racheal 79, 144, 206 Borth, Michele 144 Bowers, Glenn 134, 140, 141, 142, 145 Bradley, Lane 21, 162 Brandt, Charles 10, 79, 153, 156, 160 Brandt, Pam 12, 53, 131 Bratcher, Becky 93, 122, 209, 216 Braziel, Holly 53, 143, 184 Brown, Phyllis 150, 182 Browning, Jennifer 54, 68, 143, 144, 145, 184, 185 Browning, Joletta 80, 121, 126, 131, 157 Bruce, Cory 93, 160 Burns, David 93, 218 Butts, Charni 80, 131, 146 Cabber, Mike 54 Callam, Michelle 21, 47, 162 Callens, Don 93, 143, 145 Callison, Leola 54 Cameron, Elizabeth 94, 144 Cape, Terry 80 Carabajal, Lisa 80 Carlson, Christy 94, 104, 122, 175, 193, 209, 216 Carlson, Suzie 80, 121, 180, 181 Carmichael, Candy 94 Carpenter, Monica 54, 150 Carter, Randy 54 Cartwright, Wayne 21, 127, 200, 203 Casey, Pat 21, 143, 185 Castillo, Rose 94, 171, 189 Castillo, Vicky 80 Chavez, Anthony 21, 162 Chavez, Carolyn 54 Chavez, Frank 80 Chavez, Michael 198 Chavez, Norman 54 Chavez, Sammy 94 Cherry, Robin 80, 143, 144 Chisum, Charolette 80 Chisum, Ronald 94 Choat, Shonna 54 Christie, Ty 55, 121, 150, 166 Clark, Jeff 55, 67, 210 Coates, Brandon 80, 126, 200 Cochrum, Diane 55, 151 Coffin, Scott 55, 162 Coleman, Karen 80, 121, 126, 212 Coles, Mark 80, 143, 145 Collins, Chad 21, 50, 121, 133, 150, 188, 200, 202 Coomes, Lance 80, 160 Cordova, David 55 Cordova, Joey 22 Cordova, Juan 55 Cordova, Manuel 22 Cordova, Sophie 55 Cortez, Martin 55, 142, 143, 184, 185 Cox, Patty 94, 144, 216 Crespin, Anthony 94, 208 Crespin, Gina 22, 146, 151, 204 Crespin, Michelle L. 12, 80, 88, 121, 131 Crespin, Michelle R. 80 Crocker, Tim 55, 166 Crockett, Melissa 81, 146 Curnutt, Jody 22, 47, 51, 121, 127, 146, 148, 166 Currell, Tamela 94, 143, 144 Curtright, Denise 12, 181 Daniel, Robin 22 Davis, Tracy, 55, 204 3 Debord, Jon 121, 151, 200, 203, 220, 223 Dennis, Dawn 81, 89, 121, 126, 131, 157 Diaz, Norverto 81, 89 Dickerson, Margaret 94 Dimas, Diana 55, 150 Dimas, Jennette 94 Dimas, Jennine 131 Dixon, Cindy 55, 144, 145, 150 Dodson, Melissa 81 Dominquez, Christina 56 Dominquez, Christy 23, 49, 50, 148, 166 Dominquez, Frederick 23, 47, 162 Dominquez, Jolene 23, 46, 50, 133, 144, 157 Dominquez, Rossie 23 Dougherty, Whitney 23, 121, 127, 132, 133, 151, 174, 192, 204 Downing, Margaret 81 Duarte, Antonio 56, 135 Duarte, LaTonia 154 Duplantis, Darren 81, 142, 146, 198 Duplantis, Todd 23, 121, 133, 148, 164, 165, 198, 220, 223 Durant, Wayne 56 Edwards, Anthony 81, 160 Egerton, James 24, 121, 133, 145, 185 Eggert, Andi 56, 150, 162 Eggert, Shelly 94 Elam, Angel 94, 153 Elam, Paul 24, 146 Elevario, Fabian 81 Elevario, Jody 81 Ellis, Justin 81, 121 Encinias, Jose Alfonso 94 Esquibel, Joel 24, 121, 127, 133, 144, 151 Esquibel, Liz 154, 155 Estrada, Linda 56, 149, 157 Estrada, Noah 56, 160, 161 Evans, Billy 81 Evans, Renee 24, 48, 140, 141, 142, 144 Evans, Scott 81 Farmer, Christy 94, 131 Fazkwas, Michael 24, 51 Feehan, James 81 Feehan, Kathleen 24, 46, 133, 134, 135, 143, 151, 184 Fetterhoff, Amy 95 Fields, Kim. 95, 160 Fields, Warren 57, 160, 161 Fisher, Flint 12, 81 Fitzner, Cathy 25, 47 Fletcher, Jason 95, 160 Forry, Kim 95, 160 Foster, Philip 25, 149 Foster, Stuart 95 Fought, Wayne 57, 160, 161, 210 Fowlkes, Matthew 95 Francis, David 57 Francis, Frank 81, 145, 185 French, Pat 25, 162 Frey, Lynne 57, 126, 159, 190, 204 Gallegos, Georgia 95, 153 Gallegos, Patricia 95 Galvan, Geraldine 82 Garcia, Adam 82 Garcia, Carmen 95 Carcia, Christina 82, 146 Garcia, Dominic 95 Garcia, Donna 95, 131, 142 Garcia, Donnie 57, 121, 146, 200 Garcia, Gary 57 Garcia, Jared 82 Garcia, Sandra 82, 154 Garcia, Veronica 82, 146, 206, 212 Garrison, Ben 95, 160 Garrison, Boe 57, 146, 152, 156 Gassman, Bobby 25, 133 Gassman, Elizabeth 82, 144 Gholson, Dan 57, 121, 123, 143, 185 Gilmore, Dalonda 95, 145 Goddard, Jerry Shane 82, 146 Gonzales, Anna 82 Gonzales, Debra 82 Gonzales, Henry 95 Gonzales, Jennifer 57, 121, 148, 166 Gonzales, Joe 25, 51, 149 Gonzales, Mary Ellen 25, 48, 133, 151, 212 Gonzales, Patrick 58, 162 Gonzales, Ray 95 Graham, Brad 26, 200, 203 Greenfield, David 82 Greenlee, Greg 95, 145, 218 Greer, Jennifer 96, 104, 216 Gresham, Ty 82, 151, 160, 161, 191 Griego, Angel 58, 142, 143 Griego, Anthony 96, 218 Griego, George 82 Griego, Phillip 96 Griego, Sonia 82, 143, 145 Griego, Virginia 82 Gross, Julia 26 Guest, Glenda 25, 49, 134, 149, 154, 160, 161 Gutierrez, James 82 Gutierrez, Lucinda 96, 209 Gutierrez, Patrick 58 Gutierrez, Simon 96 Guy, James 26, 164, 165, 200 Haley, Ron 58 Hall, Tommy 96 Hall, Douglas 96, 160 Hatfield, Jimmy 220 Hayes, Jo Ann 145 Hayes, Julie 58 Heckendorn, Julie 58, 148, 160, 161 Helker, Katie 58 Helton, Jim 83, 146 Hemmingsen, Angela 10, 83, 154 Henderson, Shannon. 96, 122, 189, 208, 220, 223 Henderson, Tonya 58, 67, 150, 152, 156, 171, 182, 189 Hendren, Dean 26 Hernandez, Adam 26, 51, 121 Hernandez, Bernie 96 Hines, Lisa 58, 142, 143, 148 Hopeman, Jennifer 27, 49, 133, 149, 157, 174, 192 Howard, Roxanne 59 Howsman, Michael 96, 208 Ingram, Jerry 83 Jackson, Josh 59, 160 Jaramillo, Anthony 59 Jaramillo, Elizabeth 9, 144 Jaramillo, Jerry 10 Jasper, Jeanette 96, 142, 209 Jasper, Perfy 27 Jasper, Tony 96, 208 Jaynes, Chris 96, 220, 223 Jimenez, Alan 83 Jimenez, Alexandra 59 Jimenez, Melissa 59, 145, 166, 204, 212 Jobe, Elmer 27, 160, 161, 191 Jobe, Vickie 83, 146, 160, 161, 194, 195 Johnston, Ford 96, 208 Jones, Angel 154, 155 Jones, John 59 Kathman, Karla 96, 131 Keim, Denise 59 Keith, Christy 59, 146 Keith, Kathy 97, 122, 145, 160, 180, 181 Kent, Anthony “Bam-Bam’”’ 27, 48, 164, 165, 188, 200, 203 Keys, Robert 83 King, Robert 27, 98, 121, 127, 143, 150, 164, 165, 185 King, Tina 83 Kingston, Gabrielle 124 Kitchens, Nicole 59, 182 Knight, Alan 60, 142, 160 Coosenarar a) Knowles, Kenneth 153 Kuzniar, John 60, 143, 185 Kuzniar, Kathy 97 Latham, Joshua 97, 208 Latham, Tonya 27, 50, 151, 204 Leal, Michelle 42, 51, 169, 171, 188, 204 Lee, Jeff 97, 122, 126 tees Kelly 28,48, 121, 123; 127, 151, 166 Lees, Greg 28, 48, 51, 121, 123, 127, 148, 157, 176, 200, 202 Lees, Russell 97, 103, 122, 126, 208, 220, 223 Leonard, Dana Paul 83, 121, 135, 164, 165 Leonard, Kristi 97, 154 Lindsey, Connie 97, 144, 145, 209, 216 Lindsey, Mike 28, 47, 160, 161 Lopez, Connie 60, 184 Lopez, Domitilio 60 Lopez, Johnny 28, 49, 50, 121, 127, 150 Lopez, Maria 83 Lopez, Rhonda 83 Loucks, Ginger 97, 144 Lovato, Pam 97 Love, Laura 97 Lucero, Christine 28, 48, 162 Lucero, Mike 60 Lujan, Anthony 28, 162 Lumpkin, Scott 83, 121, 214 Macias, Nannette 29, 46, 121, 133, 134, 135, 142, 166, 176, 184, 225, 125 Madrid, Alexandria 83 Madrid, Angela 29, 46, 121, 133, 134, 135, 138, 139, 142, 166, 184, 220, 125 Madrid, Jody 83, 153, 156, 182, 200 Maes, Tina 97, 144, 189, 181 Maestas, David 97 Maestas, Michelle 60, 154 Maestas, Sally 83, 153, 156 Malone, Clint 97 Manning, Jon 97, 193 Mares, Mark 97, 208 Marez, Gloria 29 Marquart, Jennifer 97 Marquart, Scott 83 Marquez, Geraldine 60, 68, 174, 192 Marquez, Margaret 29, 41, 46, 51, 121, 123, 132, 133, 134, 135, 149, 166, 176, 125 Martinez, Abel Martinez, Camille 83, 146, 154 Martinez, Chris 29 Martinez, Debbie 98, 154, 155 Martinez, Gene 61 Martinez, Henry 98 Martinez, Henry 61 Martinez, Jon 61, 210 Martinez, Jonathan 84, 214 Martinez, Jose 29 Martinez, Jose 98 Martinez, Manuel 30 Martinez, Monica 61, 131 Martinez, Ramona 61, 184, 185 Martinez, Raymond 61, 135, 182, 210, 214 Martinez, Robin 131 Martinez, Samuel 98 Martinez, Sara 84, 146 Martinez, Steve L. 61 Martinez, Tommy 30 Martinez, Velma 30, 130, 131, 160, 161,..164,°165, 194, 195 Martinez, Veronica 61, 104, 154, 209, 216 Martinez, Victoria 61 Mascarenas, Vivian 84, 89, 121 Massey, Gary 84, 160, 161 McKinney, Aaron 61, 162, 163 McKey, David 84, 142, 214 McLain, Jennifer 98, 104, 162 Meadows, Debra 98, 209, 216 Meredith, Angela 84, 126, 145, 146, 178, 179 Miles, Carmen 98, 125 Miller, Michelle D. 98, 144, 209, 216 Milligan, Debye 30, 51 Mirabal, Michelle 30, 47, 154 Missildine, Lisa 62, 160, 161 Mitchell, Samuel L. 98, 208 Mitchell, Tommy 62, 68, 121, 123, 189, 200, 210, 214 Molinas, Teresa 84, 154 Mollica, Greg 62 Montague, Clint 84 Montague, Robert 30, 46 Montano, Andrew 62, 143 Montano, Gary 31, 50, 121, 133, 150, 192, 210 Montano, Mary 84, 206 Montano, Rachel 84, 153 Montano, Sheila 62, 162 Montano, Theresa 62, 149 Montano, Trisha 62 Montgomery, Billy 31, 47, 50, 151 Montgomery, Bobby 31, 47, 50 Montgomery, Leesa 98 Montgomery, Matt 62, 200 Montoya, Dawn 98, 198 Montoya, Deanna R. 98, 131, 142 Montoya, Lisa 31, 146 Montoya, Michele 31, 46, 145, 150, 125 227 Montoya, Racheal 62, 149, 156, 182 Montoya, Trina L. 98, 209, 216 Montoya, Troy 31, 121, 150, 198 Moore, John 98, 160 Moralez, Beverly 63 Moran, Leslie 12, 33, 49, 121, 130, 131, 133, 149, 176, 192, 212 Moran, Thomas E. 99, 122, 164, 165 Morgan, Kit 63, 160, 161, 191 Morris, Brian 99, 218 Morris, John Lewis 63, 146 Mulhall, Pat 63, 162 Mullin, Kathy 32, 49, 50, 121, 127, 133, 135, 148, 157 Munoz, Anita 32 Narin, Lisa 63, 160, 161 Naranjo, Jesse 32, 49, 160, 161 Newman, Patricia 33, 50, 146, 160, 161, 162 Newman, Suzie 33 Nials, Allen W. 99, 160 Nials, John 33, 42, 47, 51, 132, 133, 151, 177, 188, 200, 202 Nichols, Tammy 53, 121, 150, 167, 178, 179 Nicoley, Ray 84, 98 Noltie, Marty 84 Norris, Jenny 53, 148, 198, 212 O'Rear, Judy 99, 144, 152, 182, 184 Olguin, Veronica 84 Oliver, Wayland 99, 185, 218 Ortega, Daniel 63, 143, 145 Ortega, Karen 85 Ortiz, Bill 99, 198, 218 Ortiz, Patsy 99, 142, 216 Otero, Dominic 32, 41, 132, 149 Otero, Monica 50, 162 Otero, Regina 33, 162 Ousley, Michael 34, 49 Owings, Sharonda 34, 47, 133, 150, 167 Owings, Willis 99 Pacheco, Chris 88, 162, 189, 200 Pacheco, Christina 34, 85 Pacheco, Henry 84, 200 Pacheco, Jeff 162 Pacheco, Leslie 85, 214 Pacheco, Victor 99, 208 Padilla, Louie 200 Page, Mary 85, 198, 212 Paiz, Gloria 34, 204 Pandya, Kshama 99 Parker, Jackie 64, 160, 161, 164, 165, 194, 195 Parker, Jennifer 99, 103, 144, 160, 180, 181, 194, 195 Parnell, Scott 64, 149, 200 Parra, Efrem 34 Pate, Rhonda 34 Paul, Sara 85, 146 Pickard, Nicole 182 Powell, Cathy 85, 206 Powers, Shawn 99, 143, 208 Prieto, Diana 85, 175, 193, 204, 206, 212 Prieto, Frank 64 Pruitt, Sammy 85 Pyles, Dale 35 Quintana, Chris 85 Quintana, Connie 99 Quintana, David 162 Quintana, Fred 99, 122, 208, 220, 223 Quintana, Raymond 85, 198, 214 Quintana, Stephen 35, 50, 121, 146, 202, 220, 223 Rael, Monica 99, 142, 209 Ramirez, Sandra 85 Reese, Aimee 100, 145, 152 Reese, Liz 35, 48, 51, 127, 144, 151, 171, 188 Reynolds, Rhonda 35 Rich, Donald 64, 162 Ricks, Jasen 100, 208, 218 Ricks, Shawn 35, 148 Rigdon, Stephanie 35, 49, 133, 138, 139, 143, 145, 148, 184 Rivera, Monica 36, 46, 162 Robbins, Bill 108, 208 Robbins, Heather 100, 122, Roberts, Mitchell 36, 150 Rodgers, Michele 144, 185 Rodgers, Rick 85, 200, 220, 223 Rodgers, Robin 36, 148, 164, 165, 178, 179 Rogers, Joseph 100 Romero, Hopie 85, 206 Romo, Phillip 100, 208 Romo, Rosann 85, 89, 157, 206, 212 Runyan, Dustin 64, 143, 164, 165, 193, 200 Rutherford, Kathy 64 Saavedra, Shane 85, 160 Saavedra, Stacy 100, 160, 161 Salazar, Randy 36, 49, 50, 121, 127, 133, 151, 167)°192, 210 Salazar, Tina 85, 121 Saltz, Matthew 85, 121, 164, 165 Sanchez, Mark 36, 41, 46, 50, 132, 133, 135, 162, 177 Sanchez, Onfre 100, 218 Sandoval, Amanda 86, 154 Sandoval, Chris 36 Sandoval, Jeff 37, 163 Sandoval, Patti 100 Sandoval, Ronnie 37, 133 Sandoval, Stephanie 100, 216 Saxton, Jesse 64, 160, 161 Schartz, Andrea 64, 121, 123, 167, 178, 179 Schmidt, Brenda 86, 1 44, 152, 156 Segura, Paula 100, 145, 184 Segura, Phil 100 Selby, Debi 100, 160 Sena, Fredrick 86, 214 Shafer, Rusty 100, 126, 160, 208, 218 Shipley, Michelle 64, 121, 126, 145, 151, 167, 178, 179 Shipley, Rebecca 100, 122, 144, 180, 181 Short, Suzy 86, 146, 157 Sims, Eddie 65, 146 Sims, Laurel 101, 144, 152 Sims, Pam 101, 143 Sisneros, Danny 86 Ww Sisneros, Donna 86 Sisneros, Edith 101 Sisneros, Mark 37 Smith, Cynthia 37, 133, 151, 204 Smith, Lesley 101, 144, 209, 216 Smith, Roy 65 Smith, Todd 86, 200 Snapp, Tommy 101, 208 Span, Charles 65 Sparks, Lori 101 Spencer, Mike 65, 126, 143, 200 Stewart, David 86, 143, 145 Strand, Lori 37, 48, 50, 127, 133, 150, 204 Strand, Wade 101, 126, 208 Stroud, Monica 65, 146 Sumruld, Tara 65, 160, 161 Tapia, Jennifer 37, 49, 148, 139, 144, 150 Taylor, Rex 65, 162, 163 Taylor, Stephanie 65 Teakell, Richie 86 Teakell, Sherman 86 Terry, Tim 162 Thomas, Renea 86 Tierney, Jenny 206 Tompkins, Shelly 86, 146 Trousdale, Angela 101, 122, 144, 209, 216 Trujillo, Eric 86 Trujillo, Judy 65 Unrioste, Flora 86 Valdez, Armando 66, 121, 135, 166, 200 Valesquez, David 101 Valverde, Chris 66 Valverde, Valerie 38, 46, 133, 134, 161, 164, 165 Valverde, Vanessa 86, 142 Valverde, Veronica 101 Van Sweeden, Ruth 38, 48, 133, 134, 161, 164, 165 Vigil, Robert 87, 193 Vigil, Shannon 101 Villaneuva, Paul Virdell, Chad 87 Waide, Stacey 101 Walsmith, Truly 87, 121, 126, 131 Ward, Arthur 87, 89, 193, 214 Ward, Brenda 38, 48 Webb, Larry 87, 160, 161 Welch, Dana 101, 209, 216 Welch, Randy 66 Welch, Rhonda 102, 131, 142 Wengert, June 38, 148 Wheat, Jennifer 87 White, Renee 66, 134, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144 White, Yvette 38, 154 Wilcox, Zac 66, 210 Williams, Corey 87 Williams, David 87 Wilson, Rebecca 102, 143, 152, 184 Winsor, Gary 39, 51, 149 Wright, Michael 102, 193, 218 York, Ricky 102, 208 Ysco, Anthony 102 Zacarias, Chris 39 Zacarias, Willie 146, 192, 214 Zacarias, Kendra 86, 131, 146 Zanussi, Mike 39, 47, 50, 121, 133, 167, 177, 186 a we a S Se bee. be Ys ay qo SOK oy | bees c QS Sy en Aes someon. 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