Tucumcari High School - Yucca Yearbook (Tucumcari, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1987 volume:

’ : = hea er a st pes COUNTY PUBLIC LIBR. if tl ONAN 3 1833 07539 9474 SNEAK PREVIEWS... JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Page 17 Page 52 Page 76 FRESHMEN FACULTY AND ORGANIZATIONS Page 92 ADMINISTRATION Page 108 Page 122 � Af aE Mae | Oty pea st et © Ag | Il ' DISTINCTIONS SPORTS Page 164 Page 192 INDEX Page 226 2 Oo-oo, Mr. Carter! Who wants to hire a freshman? HIRE A TEENAGER WHILE THEY STILL KNOW EVERYTHING Mr. Berggren. Make my day. Hey! STILL IN PRODUCTION— CLASS OF 90 STUDENT COUNCIL Ce sr EB — So this is Student Council? You wouldn't dare! (?) She is always right. “SOPHOMORE PREVIEWS” “Who's snoring?” “IT work with a bunch of clowns.” “This chair tickles!” “Peww-EEE!” “Hey neat—little blue stripes!” “OH NO, it’s the K.G.B.!” Waldo closes in... ... Mission Accomplished! FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA Jackie Parker, Local Vice-President, and State Second-Vice President Mike, Smiling Rusty, Julie, and Vickie Setting the Transit John and Vickie, Learning from Lewis Tara and Mike Showing Their Horses Leaving your warm bed at 2:30 in the morning to | | travel 300 miles on a bus may not seem like fun to most people, but to a member of F.F.A., it is a privilege! To win one of these contests is reward- | | ing to all who participate as they are representing | | their town well—at both the state and national levels. | | Tucumcari F.F.A. is an extremely active organi- | | zation at T.H.S. The 44 members participate on the local, district, state, and national levels. Presenting the B.O.A.C. Barn to Mountain View Tara and Julie Studying Electricity Todd, Petting His Horse “Day Dreamers COMING ATTRACTION “Don't You Dare” “Get Serious!!” “I'm thinking, I’m thinking” =r p ee xs Ou Cr Oo s an xs y = 80 Cc 0 6 c 3 2 ma a oy S ¥ ° Z eo} -Q = 10 CLASS OF ‘88’ “Vern, Working?” “So Sure” “Say Cheese!” “Secret Lovers” “The Great Thinker” “Where's the Answer??” “I Got It!!” FHA HERO f J . Nicole, hard at work. Future Homemakers of America first began in June of 1945 when state home economic clubs, state Future Homemakers of America organizations, and indepen- dent home economic clubs joined together to form what it is now. FHA is the only in-school organization with the family as its central focus. Its chapters encourage personal growth, leadership development, family and communi- ty involvement and understanding the dual roles of men and women. Its main emphasis is on consumer homemaking education. FHA is supported primarily by student membership dues. The organization also seeks individual, corporate and foundation gifts. Sponsorship is an endorsment rather than financial support. Realizing the necessity to develop life skills, the organi- zation provides a variety of opportunities for decision- making, personal growth, occupational preparation and community involvement. The values we develop through participation in these experiences will provide a basis for coping with a world of constant change. Rachel gets enthused! Smile! Valerie and Amy at leadership convention. Leadership Camp at Glorieta _ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY tS o— Deep In Thought Oops! I Forgot! Wake Up, Lynne! Tell It Like It Is, John! It is a great pleasure to work with such outstanding stu- dents. I appreciate the oppor- tunity to be able to work with the leaders of Tucum- cari High School and of to- morrow. When I work with these students, I feel quite confident about the future. What Am I Doing Here? Do We Have To Dress Up? 13 NOW SHOWING “Oh! That makes me so Mad!” “Smile for the Camera, Lynne” “Dressed up nice today, Deenie?” Linda the Angel “Yes, it's Dustin the Comic.” “Now, Dad, you know thats not fair!” SENIORS OF 87 “Aussie” “Come on, Andi. Just a little bigger smile.” “I could have sworn I lost my earring.” “Do you like my new eyeshadow?” “Computer work looks real hard.” You mean we actually caught you working? “Pretty Please, Pam?” Andi working at Ramada. On their way to the convention. Geraldine working at the Holiday Inn. Alex working at McDonald's. Diane working at Westerner. DECA at convention. 16 ro¥ pares FEATURING... o m0 aa 3 1Q ; QO) Z, N a Z IX Stacey LP aureen Ailon May { Angella Josephine Apodaca March 19 Debbie Ann Binkley March 31 David Wayne Bogard June 15 Y ewig o Ashenat Cept. 24 Michelle Suganne CBanrnenas Oct. 29 ail Ar. Michael Roes Qantas Cent. 30 Deola Callison ak Breanna Mechelle Bonth Sept. 28 Je innifen Lynn CBrow hing (Gnas Carolyn Manie Chaves Aug. 16 N Ohman Chaveg Gene Christie duly 3 “Diane Lynn Cochrum Oe DE Thomas Ccott Co in Nov. 2 tt David Cordova Sept. 17 Sim CRobent Crocker Apn. 22 Tracy ean Davis Martin Angel Conteg Aug. Do, Jett (s Clank March 12 Diana Mercedes Dimas Feb. 2 Cindy Lea Dixon June 30 Antonio Raymond Duarte duly 8 Alexandria cD. Eggert 2 Erlinda Estrada Apr. 28 Noah Soi Sstnada Puly OF Flint ( Fisher Feb. 26 Grady Wayne Fought Apk. 22 Donald Ctewant Garcia June 6 Cen Gancia Oct. 24 David A. Francis Sept. 30 Lynne Margaret Frey Feb. 25 CW. Garrison Oct. 18 Dan Albert Gholson May {1 Jennifer tn Gongales Aug. 13 Patrick Eugene Gongales Jan 14 Julie Ann Heckendorn May 14 Yisa Marie Hinec June 30 Angel (i Ones Dec. 25 Patrick Benny Gutierrez Jan. a Melissa Ann Anjelique Jimenez 16 Christy Keith May 9 Joshua Eugene Jackson July 7 Alevandna Jean Jimeneg Gabrielle Kingston Jan. 28 Alan Knight May 8 Allen RQ. Knowles Sept. 12 LP oi¢ A nn Kowal Michael A. Pucero lee Aaion Cw MeKinney Dee. S John Joseph CKugnian Feb. 13 Connie Darlene Lopeg Oct. 25 Geraldine Chinley Marquez Aug. . Henry Martines Ma tC h Robin D, Mo CK inney Dec. | Michelle Jeanette Maestas Oct. 27 John Anthony Manrtineg Man, 29 Monica Jean Manrtineg March 20 Ramona Martinez Jan. Z Raymond Pp. Ma rtines Apr. 13 Chaistophen Molica Oct. 19 Sheila Lucille Montano Jan. 10 a bi Be 2 Elizabeth Christine Miseildine Apr. 18 Tommy Eloy Mitcheld Sr ic h a Montano Jan. 31 Robert ah Morgan Jan. 2 Theresa Marnie Montano Apn. 13 Racheal Marie | Montoya Patrick M Mulhall March 94 Lisa June Nain June 13 Tamara Nee Nichols Apr. 14 Jenny Darlene Nionnis May 2 7p Pacheco May 17 DP ouie J. Padillia May 5 Jacque Line Michelle Parker Feb. 17 Frank P Prieto May 13 Richard Pag Apn. 1 Boe Perea Donald R. Rich Jr. Copteaes Daniel John Risberg Aug. 27 Dustin “Runyan Mar. 6 Andnea Christine Schantg Aug. dD Michelle Dawn Chipley Oct. 18 Eddie Ray Sime Mareh 27 Monica Ctroud Nov. 6 Rex OW. Saylor May 25 Michael Patrick Spencer Sept. 24 Tana Ann Gumnudd dan. 13 Chaistopher Ci Valverde June 6 Linda Velasqueg Feb. 95 Judy Lee Trujillo Feb. 4 Anmando Enos Valdes Randolph Jason Welch dune 28 CKimberLy g Welsh July 7 Helen CRenee White Sept. 25. Fachary Clay Wilcox Wilemont Eloy Facarias June 9 THE SENIORS OF ’87 cs — 5 umasa aA wn a ——, = © eee Cradle | = nt = a] es B ef 5 qe = 8 ce a ar EZ gt A 02 IETS SE STALE 5 IE Rl Ta CR omg Se PR we OR tr regs Wh Fe BEE ee” ea RD te SHEE SN ge “ sf te € % ie Most Likely to Succeed Best Personality Dan Risberg and Julie Heckendorn Dustin Runyan and Michelle Shipley Best Athletes David Bogard and Lynne Frey Best Physique Ty Christie and Tonya Henderson Prettiest Smile Prettiest Eyes Noah Estrada and Monica Martinez Wayne Fought and Lisa Nairn Sonmnomhs WoN Funniest Friendliest Dan Gholson and Connie Lopez Zac Wilcox and Geraldine Marquez FAVORITES Most Huggable Biggest Flirts Randy Carter and Diana Dimas Jeff Clark and Jennifer Gonzales Quietest Daniel Ortega and Christy Keith Class Couple John Martinez and Melissa Jimenez Most Spirited Mike Cabber and Tammy Nichols Most Talkative Tommy Mitchell and Jenny Norris NSomynd2e WAN Most Unique Best Dressed Raymond Martinez and Gabrielle Kingston Willie Zacarias and Andrea Schartz 45 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ENNIFER BROWNI Se a + GERALDINE MARQUEZ PRESIDENT — 1. Dan Risberg 2. Tracy Davis 3. Raymond Martinez 4. Lois Ann Kowal 5. Jimmy McLain 6. Jackie Parker 7. Scott Coffin 8. Beverly Moralez 9. Allen Knowles 10. Debbie Binkley 11. Carolyn Chavez . Tammy Nichols . Michelle Shipley . Gabrielle Kingston . Armando Valdez . Dustin Runyan N . Jennifer Gonzales NAY BW . Melissa Jimenez 8. Andrea Schartz 9. Julie Heckendorn 10. John Martinez 11. Tonya Henderson il 1. Dan Gholson 2. Geraldine Marquez 3. Lisa Missildine 4. Judy Trujillo 5. Alexandria Jimenez 6. Shonna Choat 7. Lynne Frey 8. Stacey Ailor 9. Zac Wilcox 10. Lisa Narin 11. Josh Jackson 49 = 1. David Bogard 2. Theresa Montano 3. Angella Apodaca 4. Daniel Ortega 5. Lisa Hines 6. Ramona Martinez 7. Michelle Maestas 8. Mike Spencer 9. Diana Dimas 10. Jennifer Browning 11. Willie Zacharias 50 . Diane Cochrum . Tim Crocker . Tara Sumruld . Donnie Garcia . Louie Padilla . Patricia Montano . Martin Cortez . John Kuzniar . Wayne Fought . Randy Welch . Renee White THEY SMELL BAD!!! 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Peggy Archuleta Rosalee Arellano Debbie Arguello Tina Armstrong Danette Ballard Martin Barreras 54 Anthony Benavidez Karen Best Matteo Bizzi Andy Blea Kyle Bond Racheal Borquez Glen Bowers Todd Bowman Charles Brandt Jason Braziel Lyle Brock Joletta Browning Charni Butts Terry Cape Lisa Carabajal Suzie Carlson } Vickie Castillo 56 Frank Chavez Lance Coomes Michelle Crespin A Melissa Crockett Ernest Cummings 57 Nera Nnine Dimas Dawn Dennis Ad - ie Melissa Dodson Darren Duplantis Anthony Edward Liz Esquibel Billy Evans 58 Scott Evans April Faith Jim Feehan Frank Francis Chistina Garcia Sandra Garcia Veronica Garcia Do) ie LeeAnn Gassman Shane Goddard Debra Gonzales David Greenfield Ty Gresham e Sonia Griego James Gutierrez Jim Helton 60 ® Jerry Jaramillo Alan Jimenez Vickie Jobe Z Ca Robert Keys DanaPaul Leonard Maria Lopez os Rhonda Lopez Scott Lumpkin Jody Madrid 61 Sally Maestas Camille Martinez Sara Martinez Steve Martinez Gary Massey David Joe McKey Patrick Meermann 62 Angela Meredith David Mollica My, eA ml — Clint Montague Racheal Montano Itie 5 Chris Otero Chris Pacheco Christina Pacheco 63 Leslie Pacheco Mary Page Sarah Paul Cathy Powell Diana Prieto eee Sammy Pruitt Chris Quintana Raymond Quintana 64 Sandra Ramirez Rick Rodgers Roseanne Romo Shane Saavedra Tina Salazar Matthew Saltz : | ddd Amanda Sandoval Brenda Schmidt Fred Sena 65 Danny Sisneros Donna Sisneros Todd Smith David Stewart Sherman Teakell Jeff Teissedre 66 A r Na Renee Thomas Shelly Tompkins Flora Urioste Vanessa Valverde Chad Virdell Truly Walsmith Larry Webb 67 Jenny Wheat David Williams Kendra Zacharias 68 : Fred Sena, President owes Lichelle hi in, a Suzie Carlson, aera heen aoe: 88 DOMINATES . this isn’t coke...” “ ,.. 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[a0 1+2e ok (2 U2OM a) Woes AOU Gr� Gow oq 2.053 NI D Ree Isao CL NEO EP OT os ee. dk mus Ram Theo (Onda Phot, wnat Cin ho pene rs ut SA Wd G yaad, bey As hepaAn pO J _2 C DL21 Vb A Mop 7 ek MO cK GK 9 Qi ac Pee Se UU ei. HA EL QA PYpunw2o On) pis Q4 tS LK? a ( Urine udu GArorkuy ONnI VOPR rch . A. or i i 5 ats f ( i ai) : a ; Qn 2on e Or d eet) ees yO MUSA, BOW. . On QO PPtreat AVBRN, ( 4.5 Hees A Ko) F QA au -Q PiQoer Onty vowel A KWKEGQ 2 7. oo | ue c Nye qt TAA WINQ Lis PR R021 SOI UYyON go Ond JQe Nos4 epee es) py. | - aa ey Uh, Omg SU ) sae Op pute a gp QU es y Nr? ‘=e eT eo” “ft Sree a — mK ¥ 4 RO FTIR J) nur Ln hewn, (oo Peo we Dre ve oh Nee 8) 8 Qo OO, a koU ECONOMICS A HOME- 106 THANKSGIVING FEAST A Teachers Office of Superintendent b Tucumcari Municipal Schools P.O. BOX 1046 Tucumcari, New Mexico 88401 (505) 461-3910 Dear Seniors of 1987: You have now reached a very important moment in your life. As you graduate from Tucumcari High School you are beginning the commence- ment . With this passing I hope you grasp the sense of wonder and excitement of continued personal growth that you have, till now, called learning. I hope that this personal growth will aid you to accomplish that which is possible and the strength to accept that which is not. As you compare yourself with others, remember that there are those who will always accomplish more and those who will achieve less than you. We are all an important and valuable part of humanity. Take hold of the positive, don't brood about your failures, strive to attain more than you think is possible and nuture your being. Make your own life beautiful and you will add to the beauty of others. Sincerely, F Cy e [1 — Guy Jacobus Superintendent ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Tucumcari Municipal Schools P.O. BOX 1046 Tucumcari, New Mexico 88401 Dear Seniors: Ask yourself how many persons have affected your life. How many persons have had a direct influence in helping you reach this major goal? Take time to reflect upon that first day at school and how many other days people helped you towards achieving an education. An education is a never ending proce � which you have only started to achieve. As you finish school you do not stop learning, for learning is an on going experience. Each day of your life you learn something new. As you finish your first phase of formal education, | wish all of you luck and hope that you thank a teacher or teachers for all that they have done towards helping you receive a foundation towards this IIfe time goal. Congratulations to each and every one of you! Sincerely, KrTstine J Director Special Education fobus Joe Garcta Tucumcari fMlunicipal Schools P.O. BOX 1046 Tucumcari, New Mexico 88401 Dear Class of 1987: As another school year comes to an end, you have passed yet another milestone in your pursuit of an education. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to wish you well as you pursue your goals. May you find success in all your endeavors. Sincerely, se P. Garcia Assistant Superintendent sien a ts Cpe nine 1100 South Seventh Office of the Principal Tucumcari, New Mexico 88401 November 5, 1986 | Senior Class 1987 Tucumcari High School Tucumcari, New Mexico 88401 Dear Senior: Congratulations on reaching a milestone in your life. The fact that you are reading this letter as a graduating senior says that you are on of the few, one of the minority. Worldwide you are one of the less than five percent of the world's population who will have attained the goal of high school graduation. It is my sincere hope that you will not consider this as the end but instead a time for reflection, a time to begin. This is your time, the time when you and your peers will begin to take the reins of leadership, to develop your community as you envision it. How you develop this community will deternine the quality of life not only for you, but for your children, and your grandchildren. Look forward. What has been is important only as a measure of what can be. Failures should be put aside, not forgotten but not dwelled upon. Each failure leads to a new opportunity for success. Let those of us who remain at Tucumcari High be proud to say ''there goes a Rattler''. You are a graduate of Tucumcari High. This is something you cannot change. Be proud of us; let us be proud of you. eee fe Respectfully, Thomas J. Durrett Principal Office of the Principal December 15, 1986 To the Class of 1987: As you leave Tucumcari High School, my wish for you is that you realize how fortunate you are, and that you take full advantage of this good fortune. You have experienced the past four years of your life under the direction and guidance of an excellent group of teachers. The training you have vaceived at ¢.N.S ais esupericin teas received by most other high school students. What you do with that advantage is now up to you. Some of you have made my first year in educational administration very challenging; all of you have made it very enjoyable, and I thank you for that. Sincerely, | a : : ee i Zaye ee Yee | Oe Ef el Be Oe ee Mike Kinsall Assistant Principal MK bv 1100 South Seventh Tucumcari, New Mexico 88401 Counselors I have just been looking at my first T.H.S. Yearbook. Much has happened to the people in that 1971 book. | Someone once said, “The Past is Prologue.” May you look | at your 1987 yearbook from the next century and say, “My | past has truly helped to shape my present in a productive way.” May that present be rewarding and useful to your- | self and others. Ross H. Brush Naae WB Ross Brush An unknown author wrote this verse that describes the friend- ships formed during your high school careers: Though you're leaving now for something different to find; Don’t forget the special friends that you're leaving behind. In each of us lies a desire or a need to be somewhere else, But that is just the innermost knowing of the self. Time seems to speed up and moments together slip away As the long awaited tomorrow is suddenly today. f The friends you've made here will be forever in heart ye, Carmen Holguin . zo and the memories of times had will never depart. ; My wish for the Class of 1987 is that you remember your senior year with pleasant thoughts and memories as you pursue your dreams and goals. Sincerely, Carmen Holguin Counselor Mr. Harold Borden Mrs. Norma Jean Crellin The students and faculty at THS would like to express our great thanks to the 1986-87 school board members. Without your help, our school could not have been such a great success. 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SURRENDER YOUR SHIP, OR WELL BLAST IT = JaTO LITE TEEAY- WEENY PIECES !! MS. GUTIERREZ GIRLS P.€.I,0 WEL HE ROLLED HIS AT ME — WHAT wf = ce CAN I CHANGE ——— IT TO THE cospy —— I HATE THESE SPACE-AGE CRANK MRS. MOR ENGLI¢ DRAMA SPEEC, WELDING WATT. TIS ig Noe ee SEE WHAT THIS | 2aag BUTTON DOES.� n OH Wow ! MarTra, MALE Strt PPERS MR. DAVIDSON AMERICAN HISTORY myo MR. CARTER CIVICS, MRS. FERNANDEZ ENGLISH , MATH So oS RR Betty Dabau Nadine Angel EY ao aS a4 ° = x © Je = Helen Settle Barbara Vinall Bertha Garcia BUS DRIVERS A. Clubine D. Foote C. Pacheco A. Ward R. Webb D. White P. Wilson G. Velasco T. Macias M. Macias M. Montoya A. Dominguez L. Torrez STUDENT COUNCIL Front: Andrea Scharz—Treasurer, Joletta Browning—Reporter, Michelle Shipley— Secretary. Back: Ty Christie—Parliamentarian, Thomas Mitchell—President, Mi- chelle Crespin—Vice President Student Council is an involved club. They conduct all the opening ceremonies at assemblies, hold all the Homecoming elections, sponsor all the dances as well as decorate for the dances and the coronations for Homecoming. Student Council also participates in the SADD program for Students Against Drunk Driving. Every year Student Council puts up a Christmas tree in the front lobby. You CLASSMATES, FRIENDS, AND SUPPORTERS— I've had a lot of good times and bad times being the Student body President for the past 2 years. But I must admit it was really fun. It taught me about responsibility, the kind I will use throughout my whole life. All the memories I have and the honor of being the Student body President will be remembered for a long time. I'd like to thank everyone for their support. THANK YOU THOMAS MITCHELL MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL Pea ARON ZY IN FRONT: DAN GHOLSON MIDDLE ROW: LOUIE PADILLA, JENNIFER BROWNING, TY CHRISTIE, JENNIFER GONZALES, DAVID BOGARD, AN- DREA SCHWARTZ, TAMMY NICHOLS, JOHN KUZNIAR, MICHELLE SHIPLEY, GABRIELLE KINGSTON BACK ROW: DONNIE GARCIA, DUSTIN RUNYAN, THOMAS MITCHELL Horna FIRST ROW: MICHELLE CRESPIN, DAWN DENNIS, TINA ARMSTRONG, ANGELA MER- EDITH, TRULY WALSMITH, SARA MARTINEZ, VIVAN MASCARENAS, MELISSA CROCKETT SECOND ROW: MATHEW SALTZ, JUSTIN ELLIS, CHARNI BUTTS, KENDRA ZACHARIAS, DIANA PRIETO, VICKY CASTILLO, LYLE BROCK, SHANE GODDARD, DAVID GREENFIELD THIRD ROW: SUZIE CARLSON, DANETTE BALLARD, JOLETTA BROWNING, SCOTT LUMP- KIN WINS HEALTH x HYGIENE Ce Fy Gay sy O FIRST ROW: BECKY BRATCHER, CHRISTY FARMER, CHRISTY KEITH, AMY REESE, LAURA LOVE, AMY FETTERHOFF, JANETTE LUDEWIG, MICHELLE RODGERS SECOND ROW: FRED QUINTANA, CHRISTIE CARLSON, TAMELA CURRELL, BILL ORTIZ THIRD ROW: THOMAS MORAN, HEATHER ROBBINS, BECKY SHIPLEY oe ye yaaa | ie | BOTTOM ROW: VERONICA RAEL, ANDREA SANCHEZ, ROBBIE AUSTIN, TROY ROMERO, DENISE OSWALD. TOP ROW: MICHELLE SHAY, BOBBIE LUMPKIN, KIM MACIAS STUDENT COUNCIL GETS INVOLV ED STUDENT COUNCIL CHRISTMAS ¥ ) a 4 if ront row, | to r: Michelle Maestas, Geraldine Marquez, Lois Kowal, Racheal Borquez, Ramona Martinez. Back row, | to r: Mrs. Hamilton, Rhonda Lopez, Vicki Castillo, honna Choat, Jennifer McClain, Suzy Short, Monica Martinez. THE OEA PLEDGE We are met in a spirit of friendship and goodwill as we prepare for lives of service in office occupations. We work together to attain the goals of OEA and pledge our loyalty to our nation. The competitive events program is an integral part of the Office Education association. This program has been developed to provide vocational business and office education students with the opportunity: to demonstrate occupational competencies, to develop and demonstrate knowledge, skills, and attitudes, to develop and demonstrate leadership and human relation skills, to develop and demonstrate good competitive spirit, and to receive recognition. National Honor Soctety Bottom Row: Zac Wilcox, John Kuzniar, Mike Lucero, Donnie Garcia, Armando Veldez, Noah Estrada, and Randy Carter. Top Row: Dustin Runyan, Raymond Martinez, Mike Spencer, Josh Jackson L to R: Michelle Barreras, Melissa Jimenez, Linda Estrada, Andrea Schartz, Geraldine Marquez, Monica Martinez, Jennifer Gonzales, Tammy Nichols, Jackie Parker, and Michelle Shipley. ——-= i Michelle Shipley Vice President Lynne Frey ees : pa : Tammy Nichols President ay Secretary Jennifer Browning Treasurer Andrea Schartz a Julie Heckendorn Historian ! , Parlimentarian John Kuzniar Reporter New Mexico Future Homemakers of America MINI WONDERS Front row, left to right: Christina Pacheco, Debbie Arguello. Back row: Patrick Meerma Raymond Martinez, Chuck Brandt, Charles Span. Mini-Wonders, Inc. Free Enterprise clasi start their advertising. Here they show two samples which were evaluated by the class in testing survey. Debbie Arguello learned her cake decorating skills in Foods class. HA HERO Left to Right: Troy Romero, Salvador Gandara, Teddy Nials, Wade Whitson at Con- has Lake. Watching the water run over the spillway is exciting! he objective of FHA-HERO this year is on improving homemaking skills so students ay use them to obtain a job after leaving school. In Choices and Challenges the first emester, students learned how to apply for a job, fill out application forms, and learned bout management of time, energy and resources. The class applied and were given a 150 grant for the development of a video tape. The class chose the topic “Time anagement.” Under the direction of Dustin Runyan and other students that wanted to ork after hours, the class worked in groups and finally selected a script for the video. he video was completed and accepted in January and will premier at the State Leadership Conference on March 20, 21, and 22. Only proposals from 2 Chapters were pproved for the grant and Tucumcari High was one of the two! In the second semester, he class learned about economics and the business world. They set up businesses, ocuced a product, and marketed it. Lots of paperwork was involved as students mvested their own money and divided the profits. With the help of FHA-HERO, who � urchased two sewing machines, the clothing class was able to work on wergers and arn the mass production of clothing on a machine that would cut, stitch, and finish a eam. This enabled students to finish garments twice as fast. Throughout the year all ome economics students will incorporate FHA-HERO and vice versa, in learning life ng skills. Glen and Jeff in Free Enterprise filling out business forms. What fun! Lee Ward in Clothing Class learns the threading procedure on the sewing machine. His shirt was sewn completely on the serger Cindy Dixon, Clothing, does the handwork on her pants after before now. sewing them on the serger. 1985-86 AAA STATE CHAMPION Diamondback Drillettes!!! Our T.HLS. Drillettes swept all of the awards this summer of '86 in a 300 participant 13 team camp held by USA in Albuquerque. Winning Top Dancer for the entire camp was Danette Ballard! And Michelle Crespin captured the Drill Down award. Joletta Browning (seated in center rear) holds the Top Team trophy. SUPER JOB girls! To achieve a dream 1s hard... To maintain tt is even harder! According to director Mrs. Moran, this year’s drillettes are “Better than ever!” At left, Captain Joletta’s high kicks lead the line as the drill team performs to “Yankee Doodle Dandy” in the November Veteran’s Day assembly. BUILDING A GREAT TRADITION FAIRVIE Fn, (Good Leadership keeps the team strong! Officers also like to take time for fun, as this The State Fair Parade is another tradition that gives our girls a chance to shine for the Ipretty group proves. Captain Joletta (center) poses like the team’s new warm-up shirt. | TV audience and Albuquerque too! | i | } | i) ! | (Above) Red, white, and blue and pretty girls too! The ending pose of Yankee Doodle” showed pride and patriotism. (Right) Precision is the trademark of our drillettes. Officers Guide the Drill Team to Another Year of @ Qs Pride and Fun! This year found the drillettes presenting all rou tines for the football season. Egyptian Love opened the season with a new look, and thi: routine later won first place at an Albuquerque novelty-routine division competition. Chairs ruffled skirts, and sparkling hoops rounded ou what proved to be the best year yet! Audra Alarcon Charni Butts Dawn Dennis Jennine Dimas Amy Fetterhoff Ricci Graham Kristi Leonard Connie Lindsey Bobbi Lumpkin Angela Meredith Carmen Miles Hopie Romero Andrea Schartz Rhonda Welch Kendra Zacharias Andrea Schartz, Monica Martinez, and Jennifer Browning: ee SUPER SENIORS!!! T.H.S. Drillettes Win More Trophies in ’86 Than Any Other New Mexico Drill Team!! Eleven team and individual trophies were won in 1986! The ability level was higher than ever, and at an Albuquerque competition they received two first place awards, a second place trophy, and a fourth place. Oddly enough, the fourth place was earned with a 95 100 score, against the toughest dance teams in the state! Sie Stale Group 3: First row, left to right: Tara Sumruld, Josh Jackson, Noah Estrada, Todd Smith, Vickie Jobe. Second row: Warren Fields, David Williams, Ty Gresham, Mike Sorrels, and Larry Webb. Rec a oe Cr] on st er Chapter Officers: Left to right: Noah Estrada—Sentinel, Ty Gresham—Treasurer, Kathy Keith—Second Vice President, Jackie Parker—Vice President, Lisa Nairn—Secretary, and Tara Sumruld—Reporter. Group 2: First row, left to right: Kim Forry, Sharee Kinkade, Kathy Keith. Second row: Doug Hall, Jason Fletcher, Chuck Brandt, Cory Bruce, Anthony Edwards. Third row: Allen Nials, John Moore, Ty Modisette, Rusty Shafer and Jerry Jaramillo. Denise Oswald, Matt Fowlkes, Ricky York, and Wayland Oliver. zenhand Officers: Left to right: Wayland Oliver—Vice president, Denise Os- Julie Heckendorn—President d—Secretary, Andy Blea—Treasurer, and Kayleen Baker—Reporter. Group 1: First row, left to right: Christy Dawson, Stacey Waide, Nina Valverde, Kayleen Baker, Andy Blea. Second row: MAN RrZHSA WO Front Row: Jim Feehan, Renee Thomas, Geraldine Marquez, Tonya Henderson, Patrick Gonzales. Middle Row: Eddie Simms, Boe Garrison, Warren Fields, Sammy Pruitt, Cathy Powell, Nicole Kitchens, Aaron McKinney, and Advisor, Mr. Bond. Bottom Center: Advisor, Mr. Bond. Middle Row: Antonio Duarte, Alex Madrid, Diana Dimas, Theresa Montano, Linda Estrada, Michelle Barreras, Angella Apodaca, Andi Eggert, Raymond Castillo, and Alan Jimenez. Top Row: Sophie Beltran, Renee White, Martin Cortez, Rex Taylor, Scott Coffin, and Chris Quintana. DECA OFFICERS Linda Estrada Secretary Andi Eggert Treasurer Scott Coffin Reporter Geraldine Marquez Vice President Aaron McKinney President Tonya Henderson Historian Cinderella: Miss Jennifer Browning CAST: Cinderella: Jennifer Browning (Best Actress), Narrator: Jon Manning (Best Actor); Mice: Millicent—Truly Walsmith (Best Supporting Actress), Gus-Gus—Ronald Chisum, Mor- timer—Roger Magley (Best Supporting Ac- tor), Michael—Todd Bowman; Lucifer: Karla Kathman; Sisters: Tara Sumuruld, Roger Magley, Judy O’Rear, Laura Love, Michelle Rodgers; Step-mother: Suzie Carlson; Prince: John Jones; King: Jeff (El Ray) Childers; Fairy Godmothers: Sally Maestas, Jennifer Greer; Jo-Say: Glen Bowers; Color consultant: Lori Sparks; Snow White: Tamela Currell; Dwarves: Andrew Montano, Don Callens, Tommy Snapp, Shane Goddard; Royal sweeper: Gene Martinez; Trumpeteers: Angel Griego, Domitilio Lopez; Barbarella: Kristi Leonard; Bo-Peep: Gabrielle Kingston; Page: Charles Aragon; Fred A. Stare: Lyle Brock “Cinderella’’ Scores a hit! Cinderella gets her man and they could've danced the night away ... ))rama teaches poise and self-assurance, and these two qualities were on isplay for all five audiences who thronged to see “Cinderella.” The play, hritten by Mrs. Moran, featured parts for each of the 34 member drama class Ind was performed for grades Kindergarten thru 12. IT WAS A HIT! Even if jindy didn’t get the prince but opted for a dancing partnership with Fred A. tare. Behind the Scenes of the 86-87 Yucca Spanish Club Bottom Row Left to Right: Phil Segura, Debbie Binkley, Veronica Valverde, Rosenne Romo, Mr. Latham. Top Row Left to Right: Connie Lopez, Alexandra Jimenez. President; Debbie Binkley, Secretary; Alexandra Jimenez, Treasurer, Connie Lopez. + 4 a First Period. Left to Right, Michael Howsman, Sheila Montano, Stephanie San- doval, Louie Padilla, Katie Helker. Second Period. Left to Right, Willie Zacarias, Jeff Teissedre, David Greenfield, Richard Albert, Cheesly Coomes. Third Period. Left to Right, Marton Albert, Connie Lopez, Wade Strand, Alexan- dra Jimenez, Ben Garrison. Fifth Period. Left to Right, Connie Lindsey, Debra Gonzales, Kim Beasley, Christina Garcia, Kim Welsh. 147 Fourth Period. Left to Right, Christy Keith, Scott Lumpkin, Patrick Meerman. Sixth Period. Left to Right, Angel Griego, Shane Goddard, Zac Wilcox. OFFICE AIDES First Period. Left to Right, Patricia Montano, Robin McKinney, George Griego, Second Period. Left to Right, Renee Thomas, Sara Martinez, Vivian Mascarenas, Greg Greenlee, John Kuzniar, Larry Webb. Alex Madrid, Michelle Shipley, Tammy Nichols, Lee Ann Gassman, Stephanie Tune. Third Period. Left to Right, Sarah Paul, Monica Martinez, Geraldine Marquez, _ Fourth Period. Left to Right, Sandra Ramirez, Veronica Garcia, Debbie Binkley, Diana Prieto, Matthew Saltz, Patrick Meerman, Andrew Montano, Thomas Kendra Zacharias, Racheal Montano, Suzie Carlson. Mitchell, Robert Vigil. a : i Fifth Period. Left to Right, Sonia Griego, Tracy Davis, Vickie Castillo, Cindy Sixth Period. Left to Right, Julie Heckendorn, Truly Walsmith, Danette Ballard, Dixon, Brenda Schmidt. Audra Alarcon. 148 ay ti Qi) eS aor qe pee ad Sponsors: Mr. Latham and Mr. Page 149 ono ARORA SLLET The Science club is an active club which tries to promote interest in science among the student body. Too often many students believe that all science club mem- bers do is eat. We can't lie, we do this on occasion. Other things supported by our club, to list a few are: Three guest speakers. So far: The first speaker told the club about a career in radio and TV. The second speaker, a pharmacist, spoke on the effects of drugs on the body and also the advantages of a career in medicine or pharmacy. The third speaker is a veterinarian and he was asked by the group to talk on rabies and the incidence of this in New Mexico. Speakers planned for this spring: A college professor will speak on drugs and happy accidents in science. The club will invite many of the science classes to listen to this speaker. Another college instructor will talk to the chemistry classes, and other classes as space permits, on the magic of chemistry. The science club will be sponsoring the high school science fair this spring. On the lighter side we also sponsor Valentine kisses on Valentines Day. We plan other activities and speakers this spring as time permits. Earl Page and David Latham co-sponsors 150 “Good-Bye, Gabby!’ “We'll Miss You!!’ Tucumcari, New Mexico : .. Where on earth is that? These were the first things I thought when I was told where I was going. I first ar- rived in Tucumcari from Melbourne, Australia late on a Sunday night and my first impression was “What is a small town like this doing with all these Neon lights?” That all now seems like so long ago and I have come a long way since then: The Rotary club has helped me alot. I have lived with three great families, I have tried to participate in as many activities as I could and I feel as if I have become a part of the community. It is not just any community; it is yours. You people are the ones that have made my stay in America such a fantastic ex- perience and when I go I will feel as if a part of me has been unwillingly pulled away. I will never forget you and hope your life is as excit- ing and fulfilling as my year in America has been. SHSM OKOT CPST Ree Re Ce Pt ee eer eee OTK See eet Cee SORE KR SRE Re OF Fe Pe ee ee ee SP ee Fee ee ee ee Pee Te Se eee eee KEVRASL eS Ste ee? eee tteee freee feeee Sg res eietealeinietabi ee ee ete eRe eRe ee oe POSER ROY Oe a eee eee OR ee eek 2 eee eee eee eee ewer KR Stacy Ailor _— = 5 Sect ue i oe Rebecca Wilson Laurel Sims | : ni aaa Babegegega:. BEESe wa . Robin Cherry Glenn Bowers and Renee White Elizabeth Jaramillo oONymvscqnrny qa Zee SE GN A Pi a b : So PY | — BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: DARREN DUPLANTIS, ROBBY AUSTIN, CHRIS SPENCER, PATSY ORTIZ, DEANNA MONTOYA, RHONDA WELCH, MONICA RAEL, DONNA GARCIA. TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: MARK WOMPLER, PHILIP GRIEGO, TAMMY HUSMAN, LISA HINES, VANESSA VALVERDE, JEANNETTE JASPER, ANGEL GRIEGO, ALAN KNIGHT. BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: ROBIN CHERRY, ELIZABETH JARAMILLO, REBECCA WILSON. TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: LAUREL SIMS, STACY AILOR, GLENN BOWERS, RENEE WHITE. LI SRT aE ROTTS. . ee REZ VPI 2; RENEE ERTS EEE 5 KELME, ACT! ELS. CEPR, EO MER Se hig oe Be i apd . Fo ed ney 9: Sole i ce yt LLG, oa. OR TR shee }OTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: MIKE SPENCER, DUSTIN RUNYAN, LYLE BROCK, JOHN BEASLEY, REBECCA WILSON, KAREN BEST. MIDDLE ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: DAN GHOLSON, BILLY BORDEN, BOBBY HINES, TEPHEN ROBERTS, SHAWN POWERS, JOHN KUZNIAR. TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: DAVID MCKEY, AN- pew MONTANO, WAYLAND OLIVER. BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: RENEE WHITE, TAMMY HUSMAN, REBECCA WILSON, DARREN DUPLAN- IS, ANGEL GRIEGO, LISA HINES. MIDDLE ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: STACY AILOR, MARK COLES, BRENDA } CHMIDT, TAMELA CURRELL, BECKY SHIPLEY, ROBIN CHERRY, GLENN BOWERS. TOP ROW LEFT TO SIGHT: DAVID “STEWIE” STEWART, CINDY DIXON, FRANK FRANCIS, SONIA GRIEGO. Seo Ce Ge AS RSS ENS Bottom Row Left to Right: Kim Garcia, Racheal Borquez, Elizabeth Jaramillo, Laural Sims, Judy O’Rear, Ginger Locks, Cindy Dixon, Jody Vincik. Top Row Left to Right: Dawn Powers, Leslie Litchfield, Renee White, Michelle Rogers, Angela Trousdale, Michelle Miller, Becky Shipley, Jennifer Parker, Elizabeth Cameron. Bottom Row Left to Right: Veronica Rael, Connie Lindsey, Stacy Ailor, Brenda Schmidt, Michelle Shay, Teresa Gallegos, Andrea Sanchez. Top row Left to Right: Patty Jasper, Amy Garcia, Patty Cox, Robin Cherry, Kim Beasley, Leanne Gassman, Tamela Currell, Heather Robins, Tina Maes, Sherri Evans. a ™ © Fx Bs QNNKY at RE ATE SEE LOE MI. 9 eet eee : IONS IR eR nage na Te cmemmmma Tn - wee sett tis e ee err ae D r Uu m m e r s pttom Row: L-R Tony Gutowski, Andy Blea, Chris Otero, Daniel Ortega, Nichol Benevidez, Mark Coles, Don Callons. Top Row: David Stewart, Glenn Bowers, m Macias, Michelle Shipley, Sonia Greigo, Paula Seguera, Dalonda Gilmore. mo QVSr FUSS T.H.S. CHOIR FACULTY SIGNATURES ,.. AND 12D: ALSOR Sik eeeee THANK HIM ,AND HER , AND THAT GUY, AND- UH- THAT LADY IN THE BALCONY WITH THE FUNNY SIDEBURNS, AND.-. BISHINeTONS EGA OOO sap i sii a joe : nanan ® dy - pene ee aa ry H 5 N 1D ERS f N GABRIELLE KINGSTON 3 figs ‘ CHARNI BUTTS SENIOR ATTENDENT ; : JUNIOR ATTENDENT ANDREA SCHARTZ | Mi a. Ree SEN MAID OF HONOR JUDY NORRIS SOPHOMORE ATTENDENT FRESHMAN ATTENDENT HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT ®e Dustin Runyan and Gabrielle Kingston Thomas Mitchell and Andrea Schartz David Bogard and Tonya Henderson i A — Ss = eth “yet io: .e 1986 Football Homecoming was one to remember. The game was held on Oct. 3. The festivities began that week with 50s Day—Tuesday, Twins Day—Wednesday, Dress- Day—Thursday, and Purple Gold Day—Friday. On Friday there was a parade—everyone went downtown including the Football team, the Queen and her Court, the eerleaders, the Band, the Drillteam, the Volleyball team, decorated cars, FFA tractors, National Honors Society, and then the student body. The pep rally was held wntown. That night came the coronation before the game. After the sad defeat of the game came the dance—featuring Dunn’s Dancing Machine. Everything was a big suc- is. Although we didn’t win a victory at the game we won a victory in school spirit. Kyle Bond and Charni Butts Russell Lees and Kathy Kieth John (Dub) White and Judy Norris MISS MELISSA JIMENEZ. Fe ee eee 1987 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING COURT Miss Lynne Frey Miss Alexandra Jimenez Miss Vicky Castillo Miss Becky Bratcher Miss Stephanie Meadows Miss Jennifer Jimenez Master Dennis Garcia, Jr. SITY CHEERLEAD TUCUMCARI ALL | Top Row Left to Right: Michelle Rogers, John Kuzniar, Paula Segura, Andrew Montano. Bottom Row Left to Right: Connie Lindsey, Brenda Shmidt, Robin Cherry Top Row Left to Right: Elizabeth Jaramillo, Rebecca Wilson, Glenn Bowers, Stacy Ailor, Tammy Hussman. Bottom Row Left to Right: Kim Macias, Amy Reese, Judy O’Rear, Patsy Ortiz. Jennifer Browning Lynne Frey This summer I was fortunate enough to be chosen as a delegate to attend New Mexico Girls State. After a week of campaigns, rallies, and elections, I left with a better under- standing of our government. The knowledge and friendships I gained during that week will last me a lifetime. Jennifer Browning. I guess you could say that Girl’s State was “the” experience for me. I learned about how our state government runs and about the process of electing all the different officers as ] am sure everyone else also did. The most important quality I found about Girl's State, was not the preceeding though. It was learning how to present yourself to strangers, yet to become friends, to learn how to branch out and not be afraid, and to be independent. Girl’s State made my patriotic spirits high and it taught me to appreciate my freedom and to honor my country and flag. I will admit that it was a little lonely, but it taught me things I never thought I would ever care about. It was an experience I will never forget. It was fun! “THANK YOU GIRL’S STATE.” Geraldine Marquez Geraldine Marquez 86 Boy’s State was an experience of a life time. I learned a lot about our government. J met many new friends with different ideas. I think that everyone should try to go to Boy’s or Girl’s State. Raymond Martinez Raymond Martinez Dan Gholson My Boys’ State experience is one that I will surely treasure forever. You go up there not knowing at all what this is about, and then come back with the feeling of a world of accomplish- ment, wanting to tell everyone you see just how great it was. I suggest to anyone who has a chance to go to Boy’s State or Girl’s State— Go for it!” Because you'll surely never regret it. Dan Gholson 183 ae oe coe JACKIE PARKER awe t aaa ei Retort 8 ae ap oat ts FO gi: a. Oe BN ie hrm ey t ee “se eo} i ‘ oe 4 spbdreimene or pett eT eae Tek 2 5 tee gg eile Oe PS OE. ye ee A ‘Be. x She Rei et _— é Oe pees aAgz Beas Ye: WUSz PHS SiR8 Y= Om 70 ZSee , Sl eS VES hey ; AE he PRES ieayietecesty 4 weiner ar aed Tet r ; pres hte tt ee TEBE AP . : o Senior Attendant: Lisa Nairn oo ES = 86-87 Sweetheart, Kim Forry Freshmen Attendant: Cheryl George Keith Sophomore Attendant: Kathy Close-Up is a government stud- ies adventure—an adventure in personal growth. Washington, D.C. becomes the classroom, giving a firsthand look at what's going on—a system of learning by doing. This year, twelve Tucumcari High School students attended the program, and each agreed it was an unforgettable exper- ience. Despite being with other schools from New Mexico, Tu- cumcari students shared the week with participants from the Atlanta, Georgia, area and schools in Rhode Island. The week was a tiring one for the participants, who were kept busy around sixteen hours a day. Students had seminars with A Week In Washington speakers from the Justice and Defense departments, the me- dia, and other organizations and toured such famous sites as the Jefferson, Lincoln, and Vietnam memorials. The trip wasn’t ALL work how- ever, as students were treated to a very entertaining dinner the- atre. The week ended with a banquet, featuring a talent show, and a dance, which gave every one a cchance to wish their new-found friends good-bye. Each of the participating stu- dents agrees that the Close-Up week was one of the most edu- cational and exciting of their lives and one that will never be forgotten! The 1987 participants (pictured left to right, front to rear): Geraldine Marquez; Sarah) Paul; Melissa Crockett; Russell Lees; DanaPaul Leonard; Christy Farmer; Jody Ma-) drid; Matthew Saltz; Becky Bratcher; Cindy Dixon; Angela Meredith; and Vivian: Mascarenas. Not shown: Sponsor Dave Berggren. Senators Jeff Bingamon (pictured above), and Pete Domenici (below) take a few minutes to meet with the New Mexico participants. Many students agreed that their time on Capitol Hill was a highlight of the trip. Participants were able to tour all major buildings, includ- ing the Supreme Court and Capitol itself. New Mexico attendees met both of their Senators, and most sat in on sessions of the House of Representatives and Senate. 190 F co AY : . | Melissa and Mr. Berggren (at right) forget - f) breakfast and take interest in something a little more exciting ... © iE ee? pq Bs lee A ; Taking in the sights was one of the most exciting aspects of the week (left), but as Dana’s and Cindy’s expressions show above, Washington’s food was a different story ... Cindy Dixon, pic- tured above, is the only Tucumcari participant to ever patticipate in the week-ending talent: show. She did a great job on the pi- Matthew Saltz lounges in Senator Domenici’s desk, as the other Tucumcari participants look ano, playing “The on. Rose.” The United States Capitol Building. ' The White House. ‘ 4 ag peau Gyiitein gor Some Sights and Scenes of D.C.: The Washington Monument. The Lincoln Memorial. The Vietnam Memorial. ie A I Ee), | [TY FOOTBALL f poe . aie $ , ose) 5 a r SEaes es Bottom Row: Thomas Mitchell, Kyle Bond, Wade Strand, Sammy Pruitt, Leslie Pacheco, Donnie Garcia, David McKey; Middle Row: Chris Pacheco, David Bogard, Dus- tin Runyan, Shannon Henderson, Ford Johnston, David Francis, Brandon Coates, Russell Lees, Phillip Romo; Top Row: Louie Padilla, Jason Ricks, Dan Risberg, Fred Quintana, Frank Prieto, Jesse Saxton, Robert Vigil, Ty Modisette, Ty Gresham, Anthony Griego, Ron Chisum, Jeff Lee, Armando Valdez, Rick Rodgers, Jonathan Martinez. Sun photo by Noel C. Gordon. Sun photo by Noel C. Gordon. Donnie Garcia Dustin Runyan SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS David Bogard David Francis Ae ps, Nothing one can say can really express the feeling that we, the players and coaches, have towards this season. Going 1-9 on the year is not the most enjoyable sensation. This is not to say that the season was a complete disaster. I learned a lot from the coaches and the players. I can honestly say I will never forget this season. I got mad. I got frustrated. I laughed until I cried. Above all, I'll always remem- ber that I had fun. David Latham Dan Risberg Armando Valdez Louie Padilla Frank Prieto nnn nn ee nnn ee a ED FRESHMEN FOOTBALL | - tay « a SUR = From left to right—Coach Wilcox, Manuel Rivera, Vince Romero, Dub White, Coach Span, Lester Paris, Stanley Ingram, Wade Whitson, Teddy Nials, Coach Weaver, middle row—Brian Dunlap, Jimmy Jones, Thomas Apodaca, Daniel Love, Michael Lucero, Robby Austin, Gerard Zacharias, Richie Jackson, Carlos Valverde, bottom row—Chris Spencer, Salvador Gandara, Billy Borden, Steve Sandoval, Simon Sandoval, Butch Walsmith, Shawn McElroy, Alex Neal. “The Freshman Football team had a GREAT season,” said Coach Wilcox. He also feels that when this year’s freshmen along with the sophomores become juniors and seniors, THS will again have a winning football team. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 86-87 | Back row (left to right): Melissa Jimenez, Angela Trousdale, Lynne Frey, Diana Prieto, Veronica Garcia, Coach Margaret Gutierez. Front row: Trina Montoya, Becky Bratcher, Cristy Carlson, Racheal Borquez. The 1986-87 volleyball season was a very success- ful and rewarding one. The Lady Rattlers worked very hard and improved tremendously. I am proud to have had the pleasure to have coached this team and I feel that in the years to come, the Lady Rattlers are going to be the Number One team in the state. I think that if they continue to work and improve, it will be a matter of time before it pays off. Best of luck, Cristy awaits the return. é Coach Margaret Gutierez. Jody andAngela vie for the volley. Melissa serves to kill. April looks mean. eee ee ee ee ee aay JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Bottom Row: Cristy Carlson, Dana Welch, Angela Meredith, Kim Garcia, Debbie Meadows, Stephanie Meadows. Top Row: Darlene Bain, Michele Minica, Michelle Jacobus, Denise Oswald, Loretta Cano, Sara Marquez. a le It was a good year of learning for the young ladies on the junior varsity team. They improved steadily all season, and hopefully will continue to in the future. There was a lot of hard work, and hopefully some fun along the way! I am pleased with their accomplishments this season. Best of luck to all of the girls, Coach Gutierrez. T.H.S. CROSS COUNTRY CAOSS CATRy Bottom Row—Mary Page, Roseanne Romo, Judy Norris, Lesile Curtis, Jenny Norris, Lori Lamm Top Row—Benji Sandoval, Justin Ellis, Ray Quintana, Darren Duplantis, Bill Ortiz, Bradely Ailor, Anthony Meyers The Cross Country teams had an excellent year. The girls and boys participated in ten meets including District and State. The girls won the District Title for their third straight year. While the boys placed second. Both teams qualified for the State Cross Country Champions held in Albuquerque on November 15, 1986. The girls took the honors of 3rd place, while the boys took 9th. GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR, Jenny Norris 202 203 Varsity Boys Basketball Front row, left to right: Wayne Fought, David Joe McKey, Willie Zacarias, John Martinez, Arthur Ward. Back row: Jeff Clark, Raymond Quintana, Raymond Martinez, | Kraig Smith, Mike Spencer, Fred Sena, Kyle Bond. Watching the action! Junior Varsity Basketball x eA) ad arg Pn ond [— eee Pa Front row, left to right: David Joe McKey, Larry Webb, Arthur Ward. Back row: Michael Wright, Raymond Quintana, Scott Lumpkin, Fred Sena, Jeff Lee, Kyle Bond, Coach Keith Bond. 206 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Front row. L to R: Tommy Evans, Billy Borden, Simon Sandoval, Thomas Apodaca. Middle row. L to R; Daniel Love, Patrick Houlihan, Chris Spencer, Teddy Nials, Gerard Zacarias, Salvador Gandara, Chris Romero, Carlos Valverde. Back row. L to R: Mike Lucero, Jay Tompkins, Stanley Ingram, Joseph Martinez, Coach Span, Dub White, Wade Whitson, Dennis Carter, Vince Romero, Lester Paris. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL | Top Row: Stephanie Sandoval, Angela Trousdale, Jodi Fenter, Michelle Miller, Jenny Norris, Middle Row: Christy Carlson, Judy Norris, Trina Montoya, Bottom Row: Sara Marquez. | Up for 2 Steph. And She’s Up! JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Angela Trousdale, Jodie Fenter, Judy Norris. MIDDLE ROW: Sara Marquez, Stephanie Meadows, Mary Lou Jasper. FRONT ROW: Teresa Gallegos, Dana Welch. T.H.S. Wrestlers L-R Bottom Row: Anthony Macias, Billy Ortiz, Butch Walsmith, James Malone, Mike Howsman, David Latham, David Maestas, Gary Massey, Kinkead Johnston; Middle Row: Chris Martinez, Bobo Pacheco, Leslie Pacheco, Andy Blea, Anthony Valdez, Dennis Kreykenbohm, Robbie Austin, Josh Latham, Fred Quintana, Louie Elebario, Cole Sorrels; Top Row: Assistant Coach Mike Latham, Ramon Ramirez, Manuel Ramirez, Rick Rodgers, Brian Dunlap, Shane Saavedra, Louie Padilla, Victor Pacheco, Shannon Henderson, Coach David Latham, Armando Valdez, Mgr. Don't let go Josh!! Bobo’s ready!! Time to roll over guys! Hey ... this ain’t right?!? 214 SENIORS JUNIORS ejhU™ Louie Padilla, Armando Valdez Mgr. Top: Shane Goddard, Rick Rodgers, Shane Saavedra, Andy Blea; Bottom: Leslie Pacheco, Bobo Pacheco SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Top: Victor Pacheco, Josh Latham, Mike Howsman, Shannon Top: James Malone, Brian Dunlap, Robbie Austin; Bottom: Henderson; Bottom: David Maestas, Billy Ortiz, Fred Quintana Shawn McElroy, Butch Walsmith RATTLER COACHES p CONGRATULATIONS RICK RODGERS STATE CHAMPION RUNNERUP 1987 218 THE THS SKI TEAM?! ZAC WILCOX DAN GHOLSON DAN RISBERG DUSTIN RUNYAN) Not PICTURED: COACHES DAVID LATHAM 7 KEITH Bond I an -87 er BASKETBALL They are ee HOT! s ... Lhts 1s Aerobics? ... “The final product of aerobics.” “T hate this!” Rick ... The next Richard Simmons oe ... you've got to be kidding!! | “RACKAFRATS!” “This is almost as fun as ... Tiddly winks!’ LEG Lets! p- THREE: AND A.. In Loving Memory of Dominic J. Garctla Nov. 20, 1970-Dec. 9, 1986 Our Beloved Son, Brother, and Friend.,”’ Safel y Home I am home in heaven, dear ones, Oh, so happy and so bright. There is perfect joy and beauty, in this everlasting light. All the pain and grief is over. Every restless tossing passed. I am now at peace forever. Safely home in heaven at last. ee ee Pere eee 1986-87 YUCCA EDITORS — As the editors of the 1986-87 yearbook, we would like to thank the Annual Staff for all the memorable experiences and hard i work put in this book that features our friends and many other people. Ou Mose she Ume eae C ORS) Cr UBC OLS yc Cae have so many people work ovat tate Rcoma caret cores of next year’s yearbook, we say to you Good luck and it was fun. And to you, the Student Body, we hope that this yearbook will serve as a Srl Naam TymS races tte TTC) ea together at Tucumcari High School. TOT ne | aes RL aN) Michelle Shipley | BUHL Nichols ADMINISTRATION Jacobus, Guy 109 Garcia, Joe 110 Jacobus, Kristine 110 Durrett, Tom 111 Kinsall, Mike 112 Borden, Harold 114 Crellin, Norma Jean 114 Encinias, Eddie 114 Fitzner, Bernard 114 Powers, Phil 114 FAGULLY, Aragon, Johnny 118, 217 Benoit, Paul 217 Berggren, Dave 117 Bond, Keith 116, 140, 217 Brush, Ross 113 Carter, Warren 118, 217 Clark, Don 117 Davidson, Paul 118 Enox, Lonna 115 Fernandez, Jamie 118 Garcia, Marilyn 116 Gutierrez, Margaret 118 Haase, Tex 117 Hall, David 118 Hamilton, Sharla 118 Holguin, Carmen 113 James, Peggy 117 Lamm, Robert 115 Latham, David 116, 150, 217 Latham, Mike 117, 146, 217 Lees, Mike 116, 217 Lumpkin, Robert 117 Mayfield, Tom 116 Medin, Doug 117 Miller, Sylvia 115 Moran, Deborah 118 Nials, Lucy 117 Noland, Kay 115 Page, Earl 115, 170 Reagan, Carol 115 Risberg, John 116 Span, John 217 Walker, Ben 115 Weaver, Gloria 217 Wilcox, Charles 116, 217 Wilson, Phil 116 SECRETARIES Angel, Nadine 119 Dabau, Betty 119 Garcia, Bertha 119 Riddle, Thelma Jo 119 Settle, Helen 119 Vinall, Barbara 119 SUPPORTIVE STAFF Alarcon, G. 121 Arguello, M. 121 226 Binkley, B. 121 Bradford, C. 120 Chavez, Y. 120 Clubine, A. 120 Dominquez, A. 121 Foote, D. 120, 121 Hodges, H. 120 Hodges, J. 121 Macias, M. 121 Macias, T. 121 Montoya, M. 121 Otero, J. 121 Pacheco, C. 120 Segura, I. 120 Sorrels, S. 120 Torrez, L. 121 Velasco, G. 121 Ward, A. 120 Webb, R. 120 White, D. 120 Wilson, P. 120 INDEX Ailor, Bradley 19, 78, 202 Ailor, Stacey 49, 157, 158, 159, 160, 179 Alarcon, Audra 54, 134, 148 Albert, Marton 54, 147 Albert, Richard 54, 78, 147 Allenberg, Cathy 78 Alva, Anthony 94 Apodaca, Angella 19, 50, 140 Apodaca, Stephanie 94 Apodaca, Thomas 94, 196, 208 Aragon, Charlie 78, 142 Aragon, Isabel 54 Aragon, Merced 94 Archuleta, Peggy 54 Arellano, Rosalee 54 Arguello, Debbie 54, 130 Armijo, Diana 96 Armijo, Rosalie 96 Armstrong, Tina 54, 124 Arnold, Janice 78 Ashcraft, Lewis 19 Austin, Robert 94, 125, 158, 196, 216, 27 Baca, Laurence 94 Bain, Darlene 94, 161, 200 Baker, Kayleen 78 Ballard, Danette 54, 124, 148 Barreras, Martin 54 Barreras, Michele 19, 128, 140 Baskins, Beth 94, 175 Batie, Billy 78 Batton, Chris 94 Beasley, John 94, 159 Beasley, Kim 55, 147, 160 Beltran, Sofia 140 Benavidez, Anthony 55 Benavidez, Nichol 94, 161 Best, Karen 55, 159 Bi lopavlovich, Tonko 78 Binkley, Debbie 19, 47, 148, 164 Bishop, Brent 78 Bizzi, Matthew 55 Blea, Andy 55, 161, 214, 215 Blea, Deena 94 Bogard, David 19, 44, 50, 124, 168, 193, 194 Bond, Kyle 55, 169, 193, 206 Borden, Billy 94, 159, 196, 208 Borquez, Racheal 55, 127, 160, 198 Bowers, Glenn 55, 142, 157, 158, 159, 161, 169, 178 Bowman, Patrick 94 Bowman, Todd 55, 142 Brandt, Charles 56, 130, 162 Bratcher, Becky 78, 124, 173, 190, 191, 198 Braziel, Jason 56 Brock, Lyle 56, 124, 142, 159 Brown, Donald 95 Browning, Jennifer 50, 123, 124, 129, 135, 142 Browning, Joletta 46, 56, 124 Bruce, Cory 78 Bruhn, Ronald 95 Bruton, Amee 78 Burns, David 78 Butts, Charni 56, 124, 134, 167, 169 Cabber, Mike 45 Caldwell, Andrea 93, 95, 175 Callens, on 78, 142, 161 Cameron, Elizabeth 78, 160 Cano, Loretta 95, 200 Cape, Terry 56 Carabajal, Lisa 56 Carlson, Cristy 78, 124, 200, 210 Carlson, Suzie 56, 124, 142, 148 Carmichael, Candy 79 Carter, Dennis 95, 208 Carter, Randy 45, 128 Cassady, Tommy 95 Castillo, Raymond 140 Castillo, Vicky 56, 124, 127, 148, 172 Chadwick, Freida 95 Chavarria, Lorenzo 95 Chavez, Carolyn 47 Chavez, Frank 57 Chavez, Sammy 79 Chavez, Valerie 95 Cherry, Robin 57, 157, 158, 159, 160, 178 Childers, Jeff 142 Chisum, Ronald 142, 193 Choat, Shonna 49, 127 Christie, Ty 44, 123, 124 Clark, Jeff 22, 45, 204 Coates, Brandon 57, 193 Cochrum, Diane 51 Cochrum, Lee 95 Coffin, Scott 47, 140, 141 Coles, Mark 57, 159, 161 Coomes, Lance 57, 147 Cortez, Martin 22, 51, 140 Cox, Patty 79, 160 Crespin, Anthony 79 Crespin, James 95 Crespin, Michelle L. 57, 123, 124, 185 Crespin, Michelle R. 57 Crocker, Tim 22, 51 Crockett, Melissa 57, 124, 190, 191 Cummings, Ernest 57 Currell, Tamela 79, 124, 142, 159, 160 Curry, Wayne 79 Curtis, Leslie 95, 202 Curtright, Denise 58 Davis, Tracy 22, 47, 148 Dawson, Christy 162 Dennis, Dawn 58, 124, 134 Dimas, Diana 22, 45, 50, 140 Dimas, Jennette 79 Dimas, Jennine 58, 134 Dixon, Cindy 22, 148, 159, 160, 190, 191 Dodson, Melissa 58 Dominguez, Michelle 79 Dominguez, Robert 95 Duarte, Antonio 23, 140 Dunlap, Bryan 95, 161, 196, 214, 215 Duplantis, Darren 58, 158, 159, 202 Durant, Ronnie 95 Easter, Stacie 95 Edwards, Anthony 58 Eggert, Andi 23, 140, 141 Eggert, Darrell 96 Eggert, Naomi 96 Eggert, Shelly 79 Elam, Angel 79 Ellis, Justin 58, 124, 202 Encinias, Jose 96 Esquibel, Liz 58 Estrada, Linda 23, 128, 140, 141 Estrada, Noah 23, 44, 128 Evans, Billy 58 Evans, Scott 59 Evans, Shari 96, 160 Evans, Tommy 9%, 208 Faith, April 59 Faith, Tammy 79 Farmer, Christy 79, 124, 190 Feehan, James 59, 140 Fenter, Jodi 96, 210, 212 Fetterhoff, Amy 79, 124, 134 Fields, Warren 140 Fisher, Flint 23 Fletcher, Jason 79 Forry, Kim 77, 79, 186 Foster, Billy 96 Foster, Stuart 79 Fought, Wayne 23, 44, 51, 204 Fowlkes, Larry 96 Fowlkes, Matthew 80 Francis, David 24, 193, 194 Francis, Frank 59, 159, 161 Frey, Lynne 24, 44, 49, 129, 172, 180, 182, 198 Gallegos, Georgia 80 Gallegos, Patricia 80, 162 Gallegos, Victoria 96, 160 Galvan, Geraldine 59 Galvan, Rosella 96 Gandara, Salvador 96, 196, 208 Garcia, Amy 96, 160 Garcia, Carmen 80 Garcia, Christina 59, 147 Garcia, David 96 Garcia, Donnie 24, 51, 124, 128, 193, 194 | Garcia, Elaine 96 Garcia, Gary 24 _ Garcia, Jared 59 | Garcia, Kim 96, 160, 200 Garcia, Sandra 59 | Garcia, Stephanie 96 | Garcia, Veronica 59, 148, 198 | Gardner, Glenn 97 Garrison, Ben 80, 147 _ Garrison, Boe 24, 140, 189 | Gassman, Elizabeth 60, 148, 160 | George, Cheryl 97, 186 | Gholson, Dan 24, 44, 49, 124, 159, 183 Gilmore, Dalonda 80, 161 _ Gipson, Carol 97, 162 | | 215 Goldston, Brandon 97 Gonzales, Chris 97 Gonzales, Debra 60, 147 Gonzales, Henry 80 | Gonzales, Jennifer 25, 45, 48, 124, 128 | Gonzales, Patrick 25, 140 | Gonzales, Ray 80 | Graham, Ricci 97, 134 | Gray, Leif 97 | Gray, Todd 97 | Greenfeild, David 60, 124, 147 Greenlee, Greg 80, 148, 161 Greer, Jennifer 80, 142, 174 | Greigo, Sonia 60, 148, 159, 161 Gresham, Ty 60, 193 Griego, Angel 25, 147, 158, 159 | Griego, Anthony 80, 193 I Griego, George 60, 148 Griego, Phillip 80, 158 Gutierrez, James 60 ) Gutierrez, Marcia 97 Gutierrez, Patrick 25 Gutierrez, Richard 97 Gutierrez, Simon 80 | Gutowski, Tony 97, 161 | Hall, Douglas 80 | Hall, Tommy 80 Harrington, Joann 80 | Harter, Jami 97 | Hayes, Jo Ann 81 Hayes, Julie Hayes, Tammy 97 | Heckendorn, Julie 25, 44, 48, 129, 148, } 181 | Helker, Katie 147 Helker, Virgil 97 ‘Helton, Jim 60 | Hemmingsen, Marie Luise 97 Henderson, Shannon 77, 81, 217 | Henderson, Tonya 44, 48, 140, 141, | 166, 168, 193 Hernandez, Bernie 81 | Hines, Lisa 25, 50, 158, 159 | Hines, Robert 97, 159 Houlihan, Patrick 98, 208 _ Goddard, Jerry Shane 60, 124, 142, 147, Howsman, Micheal 81, 147, 214, 215 Husman, Tammy 98, 158, 159, 179 Ingram, Stanley 98, 196, 208 Jackson, Josh 46, 49, 128 Jackson, Richard 98, 196 Jacobus, Michelle 162, 200 Jaramillo, Elizabeth 81, 150, 157, 158, 179 Jaramillo, Jerry 61 Jasper, Jeanette 81, 158 Jasper, Juanita 98 Jasper, Mary Lou 98, 212 Jasper, Nichole 98 Jasper, Patti 98, 160 Jasper, Tony 81 Jimenez, Alan 61 Jimenez, Alexandra 49, 140, 146, 147, 172 Jimenez, Evette 98 Jimenez, Melissa 45, 48, 128, 165, 170, 198 Jimenez, Tom 98 Jobe, Vickie 61 Johnston, Ford 81, 193 Jones, Angel 81 Jones, Jimmy 98, 196 Jones, John 142 Kathman, Karla 81, 142 Keith, Christy 45, 124, 147 Keith, Kathy 81, 162, 167, 168 Keys, Frank 81 Keys, Robert 61 Kingston, Gabrielle 44, 48, 124, 142, 151, 167, 168 Kitchens, Nicole 140 Knapp, Steven 98 Knight, Alan 158 Knowles, Allen 47, 162 Knowles, Kenneth 81 Knowles, Michael 98 Kowal, Lois, 47, 127 Kuzniar, John 51, 124, 128, 129, 148, 159, 178 Latham, Joshua 81, 214, 215 Lee, Jeff 81, 193, 206 Lees, Russell 81, 169, 190, 191, 193 Leonard, DanaPaul 61, 190, 191 Leonard, Kristi 82, 134, 142 Lindsey, Connie 134, 147, 160, 178 Litchfield, Leslie 98, 160 Lopez, Connie 44, 146, 147 Lopez, Domitilio 142 Lopez, Maria 61 Lopez, Rhonda 61, 127 Loucks, Ginger 82, 160 Lovato, Pam 82 Love, Daniel 98, 196, 208 Love, Laura 82, 127, 142 Lucero, Michael 98, 196 Lucero, Mike 128, 208 Lucero, Nancy 99 Ludewig, Jeanette 82, 124 Lujan, Suzanne 99 Lumpkin, Bobbi 99, 125, 134 Lumpkin, Scott 61, 124, 147, 206 Macias, Kimberly 99, 125, 161, 179 Madrid, Alexandria 140, 148 Madrid, Jody 61, 162, 189 Madrid, Mary Ann 99, 190, 191 Maes, Tina 82, 160, 174 Maestas, David 82, 214, 215 Maestas, Michelle 28, 50, 127, 162 Maestas, Sally 62, 142, 162 Magley, Roger A. 82, 142 Mallory, Max 99 Malone, Clint 82 Malone, James 99, 214, 215 Manning, Jon 82, 142 Mares, Mark 82 Marquart, Jennifer 82 Marquez, Geraldine 28, 44, 46, 49, 127- 8, 140, 141, 148, 182, 190, 191 Marquez, Sara 99, 200, 212, 216 Martinez, Abel 82 Martinez, Aurora 99 Martinez, Camille 62, 162 Martinez, Debbie 82 Martinez, Gene 142 Martinez, Henry 28 Martinez, John 18, 18, 45, 48, 165, 204 Martinez, Jonathan 62, 193 Martinez, Jose (Joey) 82 Martinez, Joseph G. 99 Martinez, Joseph R. 99, 208 Martinez, Julian 99 Martinez, Monica 18, 28, 44, 99, 127, 128, 135, 148 Martinez, Ramona 29, 50, 127 Martinez, Raymond 29, 44, 47, 128, 130, 183, 204, 206 Martinez, Richard 99 Martinez, Samuel 82 Martinez, Sara 62, 124, 148 Martinez, Steve L 62 Martinez, Veronica 83 Mascarenas, Vivian 62, 124, 148, 190, 191 Massey, Gary 62, 216 McElroy, Shaun 99, 196, 217 McIntyre, Richard 99 McKey, David 62, 159, 193, 204, 206 McKinney, Aaron 140, 141 McKinney, Robin 28, 148 McLain, Becky 100 McLain, James 47 McLain, Jennifer 83, 127 Meadows, Debra 83, 200 Meadows, Stephanie 100, 173, 200, 212 Meerman, Patrick 62, 130, 147, 148 Meier, Anthony 100, 202 Meredith, Angela 63, 124, 134, 190, 191, 200 Miles, Carmen 83, 134 Miller, Michelle D. 83, 160, 210 Minica, Michele 100, 200 Minnard, Allen 100 Missildine, Lisa 29, 46, 49 Mitchell, Samuel L. 83 Mitchell, Tommy 29, 45, 123, 124, 148, 168, 188, 193, 194 Modisette, Ty 83, 193 Molinas, Teresa 63 Molinas, Vince 100 Mollica, David 29, 63 Montague, Clint 63 Montano, Andrew 142, 148, 154, 159, 178 Montano, Rachel 63, 148, 162 Montano, Sheila 29, 147 Montano, Theresa 50, 140 Montano, Trisha 51, 148 Montano, Veronica 100 Montoya, Dawn 83 Montoya, Deanna R. 83, 158 Montoya, Trina 83, 196, 210 Moore, John 83 Moralez, Beverly 47 Moran, Thomas E. 83, 124 Morris, Kenneth 100 Moya, Julee 100 Nairn, Lisa 44, 49, 162 Neal, Alex 100, 196 Nials, Allen W. 83 Nials, Teddy 100, 104, 196, 208 Nichols, Tammy 45, 48, 124, 128, 129, 148, 225 Noltie, Marty 63 Norgaard, Derek 100 Norman, Radina 100 Norris, Jenny 44, 202, 210 Norris, Judy 100, 167, 169, 202, 210, 212 ORear, Judy E. 83, 142, 160, 179 Oliver, Wayland J. 83, 159 Ortega, Daniel 44, 50, 161 Ortiz, Bill 83, 124, 202, 214, 215 Ortiz, Patsy 84, 158, 174, 179 Oswald, Denise 100, 125, 200 Otero, Christopher 63, 161 Otero, Roberta 84_ Pacheco, Chris 63, 193, 214, 215 Pacheco, Henry 64 Pacheco, Leslie 53, 64, 193, 214, 215 Pacheco, Rose Christina 63, 130 Pacheco, Victor 84, 217 Padilla, James 100 Padilla, Louie 51, 124, 147, 193, 195, 214, 215, 217 Page, Mary 64, 202 Paris, Lester 101, 196, 208 Parker, Jackie 47, 128, 184 Parker, Jennifer 84, 160, 175 Patel, Pankaj 101 Paul, Sarah 64, 148 Payne, James 84 Powell, Cathy 64, 140 Powers, Dawn 101, 160 Powers, Shawn 84, 159 Prieto, Delmaire 101 Prieto, Diana 64, 124, 148, 198 Prieto, Frank 193, 195 Pruitt, Penny 101 Pruitt, Sammy 64, 140, 193 Pyles, Tammy 101, 175 Quintana, Chris 64, 140 Quintana, Connie 84 Quintana, Fred D. 84, 124, 149, 193, 216, 217 Quintana, Raymond 64, 202, 204 Rael, Monica 84, 158 Rael, Veronica 101, 125, 160 Ramirez, Manuel 101, 216 Ramirez, Ramon 101, 216 Ramirez, Sandra 65, 148 Reese, Aimee L. 84, 124, 161, 179 Ricks, Jasen M. 84, 193 Risberg, Danny 44, 47, 193, 195 Rivera, Michael 101 Robbins, Heather J. 84, 124, 142, 149, 160 Roberts, Steve 101, 159 Rodgers, Michele 84, 124, 142, 155, 160, 178 Rodgers, Rick 65, 193, 214, 215, 218 Romero, Christopher 101, 208 Romero, Hopie 134 Romero, Troy 101, 125 Romero, Vincent 101, 196, 208 Romo, Phillip 84, 193 Romo, Roseanne 65, 146, 202 Roybal, JoAnn 101 Roybal, Johnny 101 Runyan, Dustin 44, 48, 124, 128, 158, 168, 193, 194 Saavedra, Shane 65, 214, 215 Saavedra, Stacy S. 84 Salazar, Melissa 102 Salazar, Tina 65 Salmon, Chris 102 Saltz, Matthew 65, 124, 148, 190, 191 Sanchez, Andrea 102, 104, 125, 160 Sanchez, Onfre L. 84 Sandoval, Amanda 65 Sandoval, Benjamin 102 Sandoval, Donna Jo 102 Sandoval, Patti A. 85 Sandoval, Simon 102, 196, 208 Sandoval, Stephanie 85, 147, 210. Sandoval, Steve 102, 196 Saxton, Jesse 193, 195 Schartz, Andrea 44, 48, 123, 124, 128, 129, 134, 135, 167, 168 Schmidt, Brenda 65, 148, 159, 160, 178 Segura, Paula 85, 161, 178 Segura, Phil 85, 146, 149 Sena, Fredrick 65, 204, 206 Shafer, Rusty 85 Shay, Michele 102, 125, 160 Shipley, Michelle 44, 48, 123, 124, 128, 129, 148, 161, 174, 225 Shipley, Rebecca Renee 85, 124, 149, 159, 160, 175 Short, Suzy 66, 127 Sims, Eddie 140 Sims, Laurel A. 85, 157, 158, 160, 162 Sims, Pam J. 85 Sisneros, Danny 66 Sisneros, Donna 66 Sisneros, Edith 85 Smith, Kraig 66, 162, 189, 204 Smith, Lesley A. 85 Smith, Todd 66 Snapp, Tommy L. 85, 142 Sorrels, Mike 66 Span, Charles 130 Sparks, Lori A. 85, 142 Spencer, Chris 102, 158, 196, 208 Spencer, Mike 50, 128, 159, 204 Stewart, David 66, 159, 161 Strand, Wade K. 85, 147, 193 Streetman, Vicki 102 Stroud, Donna 102 Sumruld, Tara 51, 142 Sundin, Melodi 85 Taylor, Rex 140 Teakell, Sherman J. 66 Teissedre, Jack 66, 147 Thomas, Renae 67, 140, 148 Thompson, Molly 102, 162 Tice, Brian 102 Tompkins, Jay 102, 208 Tompkins, Shelly 67 Trousdale, Angela 85, 160, 198, 210, aie Trujillo, Eric 67 Trujillo, Judy 49 Tryels, Gala 102, 162 Tryels, Tommy 85 Tune, Stephanie 148 Urioste, Flora 67 Valdez, Armando 128, 193, 195, 217 Valesquez, David 86 Valverde, Carlos 102, 196, 208 Sind t; LONG Valverde, Vanessa 67, 158 7 Valverde, Veronica 84, 146 [A a eae Jie Velasquez, Daniel 103 f—— A Vigil, Robert 67, 148, 193 Vigil, Shannon M. 86 Villanueva, Paul 86 oH arta) Vincik, Jody 86, 160 ( i iL Cf Virdell, Chad 67 ( h I) Waide, Stacey 86 ma }( lat Walsmith, Butch 93, 103, 196, 214, 215 Fes Walsmith, Truly 53, 67, 124, 142, 148 ea A ( Wampler, Mark 103, 158 Ward, Alvin Lee 103 Ward, Arthur 204, 206 Lay (7; Ward, Rodney 103 ; y ( 4 s Webb, Larry 67, 148, 206 Ane] f f Welch, Dana M. 86, 200, 212 rin Sac joss oS f Welch, Randy 51 oe Welch, Rhonda 86, 134, 158 Welsh, Kim 147 Wheat, Jennifer 68 White, Dub 103, 169, 196, 208 White, Renee 51, 140, 157, 158, 159, 160 Whitson, Wade 103, 196, 208 Wilcox, Zac 44, 49, 128, 147 Williams, David 68 Wilson, Rebecca 86, 157, 158, 159, 179 Winegeart, April 103 Wright, Kemra 86 Wright, Michael 206 York, Ricky 86 Ysco, Anthony 86 Zacarias, Gerard 103, 104, 196, 208 Zacarias, Willie 44, 51, 147, 204 Zacharias, Kendra 68, 124, 134, 148 MUG ‘nty thie, Tip . 7) Suck Ly if (wy Sfp Abnealt Wh Les, SVMS Kars Kit fll U7 a wid bi Yb lth ; fui Lal DUM Ufa HMA UL ve Yn! 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