Tulia High School - Hornet Yearbook (Tulia, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

F1B3 HORNET Tulia High School Tulia, TExas Volume 3U Published by: Taylor Publishing Table of Contents PEQplE........................ ID 5eniors..................... IE Juniors..................... 3U 5ophomores.................. UD Freshmen.................... UB 5chool Personnel............ SE RchiEVEmEnts.................. BE □rganizatinns................. RD 5parts........................13B Please support the businesses that advertize in The Hornet. E.T. was chosen as the annual's theme because we on the an- nual staff felt that E.T. showed unity among people. We feel students irfTulia High School possess this trait. E.T. put his faith in the little boy, and through his faith in this human, he found a special friend. We, as students of THS must continue our faith in others to keep this special unity within our school.Th Senprs of '83 had a special unity among them. We hogj iit all classes in the future are as close as the senjor class was, is, and will be in years to come. The annual staff nppes all stua fcf T.H.S. will continue to reach out and have faith in others in oifder to uphold the unity found in Tulia Hignbchool. 4 Fall • Fall • Fall • Fall • Fall • Fall • Fall • i Fall • Fall - Fall • Fall • Fall • Fall • Fall • Fall What keeps the heart light shining? Racing down the gym floor rehearsing for a play - For the goals of life we're striving —; Sure do wish that E. T. could've stayed. v ’ v- Russell J and Gary O. move that fruit. .ja4Uirn.ja4UIHn.ja4Uipn.ja4yifn.ja4Uinn.ja4 UL)intEr LUintEr LUintEr LLIintEr ULIintEr� LLIin w _ r J ‘ Son WBobby V and Tony P,arireally irresistible. wIT 6 • aNittE • GNiyds • gni Angel was installed as a State Officer for FTA. Spring shows in the class room. Spring started off with the Ir. Sr. Banquet J: With Spring comes many UIL events. At banquets, assemblies, and track meets, All the hard work becomes clear. We receive more than Reece's pieces for eats. It's the memories brought by E.T. that'll be forever here. Banquets show highlights of the year, FHA reviewed their highlights at their Snoopy Banquet bPHINLJ SPRING • 5PR h ING SPRING • SPRING • Angie and Terri get ready for graduation m Thespians Banquet is one of many banquets which take place in the spring. yds • SNiyds • sNiyds Chris and Norma coming down the isle in the Mr. and Miss T.H.S. Assembly. Seniors, light candles, at end of their assembly Janice and Mrs. Burgess at the DECA Banquet Has Spring Fever” hit these three? ? ? The Best of B3 Senior Invitations for our Graduation. As E.T. said, I'll be right here; in our hearts, we'll never be far apart. A Lasting Symbol of our Senior Year. 12 Garry Acker Dexter Adams Abel Aleman Bryan Ballenger Tommy Barnett Adolphus Barrow Terri D. and the famous Hornet Spirit Jug! You're on Candid Camera, Todd! Don W. and Janie D. announcing NHS new members. 13 Francis Barrow Judy Basaldua Katrina Benard Dawnetta Bradshaw Curtis Breedlove Rene Briones Kenneth Brown 14 Melvin P is tough1 Is Brad a space cadet ? lanet Cosby Norma Cruz Rowena Daniel Ricky Buentello Janice Byrd Robert CaseI Dianne P. and Curtis: What did you say Ricky? Raul S. looks excited. Suann Doan Berenda Doss Mary Beth Dove! 16 Emma Flores Martha Flores Norma Flores Sharon V. - Camera hogs? Debbie DuBoise Terri Dulin Michael Doyal Angie S. — the Little Dutch Girl Hey, I know I'm bad! Todd Gay Anita Gillenwater Sabino Guzman Kelly, what is so funny? 18 Kelly Hayes Bruce Hannah Tina Hernandez Hey. Katrina, look at the nut with the camera! Brad Hill lay Hewlett Tracy T., can't you smile? Jennifer Hicks Mark Hill George Huseman Clifford lackson Christina and Dee Ann talking as usual. Anita C. and Mr. D. get down and rock out Melissa Kleman 20 Iulie Lamborn Breland Ledbetter Kenee Littlefield Well, Pat, looks like another fun day at THS Christy McElroy Elaine Moore Amy Morris 21 Cord Nix I. L. Nolen DeeAnn Otwell I think I missed the joke, Norma. Smile or else, Christy1 Whodunnit this Dianne Painter Melvin Parker Bryan Pollard 22 Teresa Raper Elizabeth Rawson Victor Rios time, Jennifer? In a hurry, Chris? These are Indians? Mark Sanders Raul Sassenhagen Chris Serna 23 Ira Smith Chris Sperry Angie Stark Martha F.: Amy, did you see what Mary Beth just did? Marlene Stidham Tracy Thompson Kelvin Tomblin 24 LaQuita Turner Sharon Vaughn How , Mrs. Mac. Bobby Villegas ludson Walker Cindy Watkins lames Weiser Shena White Kathy Wesley Abbreviations Key: WWAAHSS - Who's Who Among American High School Students; SDHHS - Society of Distinguished High School Students; Sch. Jac - Scholarship jacket; WWTHS - Who's Who of THS; FB - Football, Catp. — Captain, A-Dist. — All District, A-SP - All-South Plains, H.M. - Honorable Mention, MVP - Most Valuable Player, TYP - Toughest Young Player, MIP — Most Improved Player. Track and CC - Track and Cross Country, W. — Winner, Qual - Qualifier, Dist. - District, Reg. — Regional, St. — State; BB - Basketball, A-Dist. — All-District, H.M. — Honorable Mention, A-Sr - All-South Plains. HR - Honor Roll, OYP - Outstanding Young Player, MVP - Most Valuable Player; Coif - Golf, Dist. Med — District Medalish, RU Med - Runnerup Medalist, OCC - Outstanding Girl Golfer, OBC - Outstanding Boy Golfer, Ind. Med. — Individual Medalist, RU I Med - RunnerUp Individual Medalist; UIL — University Interscholastic League, Dist. W. or Q. — District Winner or Qualifier, Reg W. or Q. - Regional, Sf. W. or Q. - State, Typing - Typ- ing, Shthnd - Shorthand, Prs. - Prose, Inf. Spk - Informative Speaking, Prs. Spk. — Per- suasive Speaking, Hdline - Headline, Dbt. - Debate, Orl. Red - Oral Reading, Spllg. - Spelling, Rdy, Wr. - Ready Writing, Edtl. Wr. - Editorial Writing, Ftr. Wr - Feature Writing, News. Wr. - News Writing, One-Act - Plays, B-A - Best Actor, B-As - Best Ac- tress, A-S Cast — All-Star Cast; Ms. Flm Nom — Miss Flame Nominee, Ms. Flm. — Miss Flame, Ms. Flm. Esc. — Miss Flame Escort; FB Q Nom. — Football Queen Nominee, FB Q — Football Queen, FB Q Esc. - Football Queen Escort; Fr. -So. Jr. -Sr. Cl. Fav. - Freshman, Sophomore, junior, Senior Class Favorite; SC- Student Council, P - President, VP - Vice President, S - Secretary, T - Treasurer, R - Representative, Cl. P - Class President, Cl. VP — Class Vice President, Cl. S. — Class Secretary, Cl. R. — Class Representative; So. Serv. - Sophomore Server, jr.-Sr. Banquet; B St. - Boys' State, CSt. - Girls' State; Val. C. Sw. - Valentine Club Sweetheart; AFS - American Field Service; Ann. Stf. - Annual Staff; A. Mech. - Auto Mechanics; Band - Band, A-Reg - All-Region, A-Ar. - All-Area, A-St. - All-State, B Fav. — Favorite; DECA — Distributive Education Clubs of America, Advtsng. — Advertising, Gen. Mchndsng — General Merchandising; For Lan. - Foreign Language Club; For. - Forensics. Chrldr. — Cheerleader; Twrlr. — Twirler; Fig. Co. - Flag £orp; FFA — Future Farmers of America, Pari. - Parliamentarian, Rept - Reporter, Sent - Sentinel; FHA - Future Homemakers of America; FTA — Future Teachers of America; Bldg. Tr. — Building Trades; HERO - HERO: Key — Key Club; Libr. — Librarians Club; NHS — National Honor Society; OEA - Office Education Association, Club, Clerk - Clerk, Phtgr - Photographer; Sci. - Science Club; Thes. - Thespians; Mtl. Tr. — Metal Trades; FCA — Fellowship of Christian Athletes 26 Tad Whitten Don Williams Mark Willis 5Eniannccbmnlishments GARRJi1 A KER: Band, A-Reg,; Ff A. DftT ADAM$, FFA, VP, Proficiency Awards, Dist, High Individual Award; FTA. JANICE BYRD: BB; Golf; Ms. Flm.; FB Val, C Sw. Nom.; DECA, P.; FHA; Chrldr.; Thes. )B ABEL ALEMAN: DECA, Sgt. at Arms. BRYAN BALLENGER: UIL Inf. Spk. Dist.; UIL One- Act: Band. A-Reg., Solo and Ensemble; For., P.; Thes , T . Best Pldge, B. Sup. Actor, UIL One-Act Honor Crew TOMMY BARNETT: WWAAHSS; SDHSS; Sch. |ac WVVTHS; :l Dare ou Award; Nat'l Merit Finalist; UIL Dbt., Dist. fv„ Reg. W.; SC, R., T.; Ann Stf.; Band, A-Reg . Sjageband, FFA; FTA; For. Lan.; NHS; Key; Sci.; For.lVP; FHA Pin-Up Bov Bv ADOPHUS BARROW: Bldg. Tr. FRANCIS BARROW: JUDY BASALDUA: Band; FAH; FTA; HERO; I ibr. KATRINA BENARDffl RICHARD BERN AL; Fr. So FB; Bldg. Tr. BILLY SAM BORCHARDT: SDHSS; FB, Capt., Hm, TYP: BB; FB Q Esc.; St Body P.; SC, Rep, VP.; Band; FFA; NHS. ' if DAWNETTA BRADSHAW: Track, Dist, W.; Fr. CL Fav.; SC, VP; So. Serv.; Ann. Stf.; Band; For. Lan.; FTA; OEA. T| CURTIS BREEDLOVE: WWAAHSS; SDHSS; FB; BB; FB Q Esc.; So. SeiV.; SC, R.; For.; FFA; FCA. RENE BRIONES: A Mech.: Bldg. Tr. KENNETH BROWN: RICKY BUENTELLO; Track, Dist.. Reg. W St. W„ Reg Chap; CC,jDist. Chap, RegjCham, St. Qual, Dist Team Champs, Reg. Team Champs. ROBcRT CASEL: JANET COSBY: BB; Track; Tennis; So. Serv.; Band; OEA. NORMA CRUZ: SC, Rep.; FHA, VP; Band, P.; Fig. Co. ROWENA DANIEL: Choir Fav.; HERO; Thes. RANDY DAVIS: FFA; A Mech. GENEVA DE LA ROSA: HERO; For. IjjV JANIE DEVIN: WWAAHSS; Sch. Jac.; NHS; BB. BDP; SO Rep.; So. Serv.; Band, A-Reg.; Chrldr.; FFA; FTA; FCA. , SUANN DOAN: Band; FFA. MARY BETH DOVEL: BB; Track, Reg. Q.; CC, Dist., Reg., St. W.; Ms Flm Nom.; Jr. Cl. Fav.; So. Serv.; Band, Fav.; FHA; FTA; Chrldr ; OEA. ... MICHAEL DOYAL: UIL. Inf. Spk., Pres. Spk.; UIL One-Act, A-S Cast; For, VP; Band; FTA, Mr. FTA; Thes., S.-T., Rep., Clerk, St. Officer, B-A, Honor Bar Thespian. DEBBIE DUBOISE: BB; Track; FB Q Nom.; OEA. TERRI DULIN: BB; Track; FB Q Nom ; OEA TERRI DULIN: WWAAHSS: BB; So. Serv Alter- nate; FHA C Sw ; Mascot; FHA, VP; FTA; NHS, T.; OEA, Reporter; Thes: FCA. EMMA FLORES: SC, Rptr.; For. Lan., Sw.; Ann. Stf.; FTA; Libr ; NHS. tl 27 I'll Be MARTHA FLORES: WWAAHSS, 5 SC. Cl. S.; FTA; Libr ; NHs, OEA; Sci. NORMA FLORES: SC. Fr. Cl. VP; DECA; HERO; Libr GEORGE HUSEMAN: FFA iRGE HL :ORD ) CLIFFORD 1ACKSON: FB, TYP; Track, Dist , Jr. Cl. Fav.; FLA; Bldg. Tr. RITA GARDNER FHA; Libr., Rep. PATTIE IOHNSON: Ann. StfEditor; Band, FHA, VP; FTA, Hist.; Libr., Rep.; OEA. ! SEFERINO GARZA A Met h.: Mtl. Tr. MANDY GATEWOOD: TODD GAY: ANITA GILLENWATER: UIL, Shthnd, Dist.; Typing, Dist.; Band: FHA; OEA, P , Area, St. W. I FRANK KIKER WWTHS; DECA, VP; Kev MELISSA KLEMAN Ann. Stf.; Band; Fig. Co.; FHA,' VP; OEA; Libr, VP, P . Sw.; OEA St Participant. JULIE LAMBORN: ;hoir Fav. nom ; HECE; OEA BRELAND LEDBETTER: A Mech.; Mtl. Tr SABINO GUZMAN: For. I an., P.; FFA; Bldg. Tr BRUCE HANNAH: WWAAHSS; SDHSS, Sch. Jac.; SD, Rep., P.; Ann. Stf.; Band A-Reg., Fav ; FTA KENEE LITTLEFIELD: SDHSS: Sch. Jac.; WWTHS; US Achievement Asso.; Track, Dist., Reg.; BB, Capt.. A-Dist., HM. OYP, MVP; Typing, Dist. Ull; Ms Flm nom.; FB Q nom ; Fr. Cl. Fav.; SC, Rep.; So. Serv.; G St.; Chrldr.; FHA; FTA; NHS; FCA. KELLY HAYES: DECA. TINA HERNANDEZ: HERO; Libr. |AY HEWLETT: Sch. Jac.; Golf, Dist.; For.; FFA, Sent., T JENNIFER HICKS: WWAAHSS; SDHSS; WWTHS; US Achievement Award; Golf. Dist., Reg., St. Champs,; FB Q nom.; SD, Fr. Cl. P., VP, Sec.; So. Serv; I Dare You Award; Band; Chrldr.; FHA; FTA; NHS, Sec.; OEA, St Contest Participant. BRAD HILL: FB; BB; Golf, Dist. in UIL; Ms. Flm. Esc.; SC, Rep.; So. Serv.; Band, Fav.; FTA; Key; OEA Pin- Up Boy; Sci.; FCA. MARK HILL: FB, A-Dist.; So. Serv ; Band, A-Reg. BERENDA DOSS MASON: CHRISTY McELROY: Golf, Reg.; So. Cl. Fav , So Serv; DECA, Sw.,T.;FHA. ELAINE MOORE WWAAHSS; Golf, St. Q.; For., FHA; FTA; FCA; NHS AMY MORRIS: WWAAHSS; SDHSS; Sch. Jac.; Golf, Dist., Reg . Reg., St; So. Serv.; Ann Stf.; Gand, Fav.; FTA, Sec.; NHS, VP.; OEA, Phtgr, St. W., Sw CORD NIX: FFA. J. L. NOLEN: FB, HM, TYP; For.; FFA, T. DEEANN OTWELL: Ann. Stf.; Band; Fig. Co.; FHA, VP; FTA; Libr, S.; OEA. Right HEre DIANNE PAINTER: UIL Dist. Typing; Dist. ShthncL, Reg.; Band, A-Reg.; FHA; FTA; FCA; OEA, S, KELVIN TOMBLIN: FFA; Mtl. Tr. MELVIN PARKER: FB, TYP; Track, Dist.; Bldg. Tr.; Mtl Tr CHRISTINA TORRES: UIL Orl Rdg.. Inf. Spk; UIL One-Act, B-As.; Sr. CL Fav.; SC, VP; Ann. Stf.; For. Lan., Reptr; For., VP, S-T; Fig. Co.; FHA; NHS; OEA; Thes., P„ Clerk. | BRYAN POLLARD: WWAAHSS; BB, CYP; Ms. Flm. Esc.; SC, Rep.; So. Serv.; Band, Fav.; FFA; FTA; FCA. LA QUITA TURNER: SDHSS; Fig. Co.; FHA; FTA; HERO; Choir, Sw. TERESA RAPER: Track; BB, HR; DECA; FHA; Libr., Rep SHARON VAUGHN: DECA, Ar. Advtsng., Gen Mchndsng.; FHA, FTA; Sci. ELIZABETH RAWSON. Band; FHA; FTA; OEA. MAGGIE VILLA: VICTOR RIOS: FB; Bldg. Tr., VP. BOBBY VILLEGAS: Fr. CL Fav.; So. Serv.; Band; Bldg Tr., Tr. MARK SANDERS: Ull Dbt., Dist., Reg.; Golf; Ms Flm. Esc.; SC, Rep.; Ann. Stf.; For., Pari.; FTA; Key; NHS. IUDSON WALKER. WWAAHSS; US Ag. Achieve- ment Award; FB; Track; Fr. CL P.; FFA, S-T, Dist. Reptr. RAUL SASSENHAGEN: A Mech. CHRIS SERNA: Ar CINDY WATKINS: BB, A-Dist.; Track, Dist., Reg.; CC, Dist., Reg., St.; Member of American HS Athletes Asso.; OEA, T. IRA SMITH: Bldg. Tr. JAMES WEISER: FB; DECA; For.; FFA, Sent; Thes. CHRIS SPERRY: WWAAHSS; FB, Capt.; Track, Dist., Reg., St.; FB Q Esc.; So. Serv.; Ann. Stf.; FFA; FTA; FCA; Key, S. KATHY WESLEY: BB, Manager; DECA; FHA; FTA. SHENA WHITE: Band; Fig. Co.; DECA; FHA; Libr. ANGIE STARK: WWAAHSS; SDHSS; Sch. Jac.; , WWTHS; Golf; SC, Cl. Sec.; Ann Stf., Ass't Editor; FFA; FHA; FTA, Treas., Pres.; Chrldr.; NHS; OEA, VP, St. Contest Participant; Ann. Stf. Sw. TAD WHITTEN: FB; BB; Ms Flm. Esc.; SC, Sr. CL P.; Band; FFA; FCA. MARLENE STIDHAM: DECA; Art, Sw. DON WILLIAMS: WWAAHSS; SDHSS; Sch. Jac.; Rotary Club Youth Leadership Award; CC; BB; UIL Spllg., Hdl. Wr., Ftr. Wr.. Reg Q; For.; Key; NHS. TRACY THOMPSON FB, Cap.; Track, Dist.; FB Q Esc.; Fr. Cl. Rep.; So. Serv.; FFA, P.; HNS. MARK WILLIS: FB; HM. MARK WILLIS: FB; HM. Graduation ExErdsas Tulia High School Citi enshi!. Award.........Tommy I Tulia High School Americanism Aw ard.........Emma I Omicron Study Club Citizenship Award ........Jennifer Hk ks Omicron Study Club English Award ...........Don Williams Progressive Study Club Fori i jn I ..aiguage Award ... Emma Flores Progressive Study Club A ocationa 1 Award....Sabino Cuze Forensic Award . ................Michael DoyalJ Thespian Award ..............Brian Ballinger Art Award ... ..............Kelly Hays Rotary Club Math Award ........iy Barnett M Rotary CUro Science Award........ wf a.....Don Williams Business Department Award ................ M Diame Painter Kiwanis Award..........................V- ■ ■ • • D°n Williams M DE Iward...........................-i hena White Businesjj and Professional Women's Scholarship . J risty McElroy Lions cfub Scholarship Award.................Janice Byrd, Dawnetta Bradshaw, Terri Mildred Hulsey FTA Chapter and Walter Edwards Scholarship Award.........J ■ • Angie St rk Communications Award ...................... jLiDonJtfilliams ciaf Studies Award ...................j....Amy Aw rris Bloore Scholarship Award.......................Garry AHmrJ istaguished Musician Award ......................Mark ippa Gamma Scholarship Award .................Mart uanita Whigham Scholarship Award Amy Masonic Scholarship Award.......... ■ I . Share Flores orris Stark, Terri Dulin Vaughn, Bobby Villegas Cat! rolic Scholarship Award Women’s Division of the 1 fl Chamber of Commerce Scholarship ..............Terd|) in Baptist Scholarship Award .....(.................Christina Torres Methodist Scholarship Award .. |.................lanie Devin, Bryan Pollard, Texas Tech Ex-Students Scholarship Award.........Mark Sanders Tulia High School Award........ .....HIE.........Anglelltark SENIOR SPONSORS.............................■ ■■%■ Edna Cox Juliana Howard Doug Pa ne Geraldine Payne )udy Stewtart fTlag EE, HBS Melvin and Dee Ann get one last laugh in before graduation. Anita, Todd, and Sef stand in line ready to march in. Dexter receives his diploma from Mr Swimburn Richard is in the process of becoming a j. L, Dianne, and Cord are ready to graduate, graduate. • Angie receives the Tulia High School Award from Mr Pollard. We're the best as you can see, We're the class of '83. 31 LARRY AND RAYS GARAGE 810 S.w. 2nd Tulia 995-2701 5Eniar flssemblg 'BB Mrs Me Bride finally got her cof- fee cup back Seniors Have Last 5aLj Billy Sam tells us It fust Doesn't Matter! BROWN GRAHAM AND CO. 125 N. Maxwell, Tulia 33 Almost to the Top The 1982-1983 junior Class was very active all year. They participated in class competitions, twerp week, and fund-raising events. The class sold spices to raise money for the junior-Senior banquet and prom, and worked hard to make that banquet, with the theme Heavenly Night” a success. The junior class sponsors for 1982-83 were Mr. Hatcher, Mrs. Hulsey, Mrs. O'Kelly, Ms. Robertson, Mr. Rogers, and Mrs. Whitten. Mrs. Foster was the head sponsor. flngel Edwards President □Ebra tnissLj Thompson StringEr Vice-President Secretary FavoritES Angel Edwards and john Perez 34 Sha Adams Traci Akins 'May I have (his dance? a symbol of unity, love, and friendship Sylvia Alvarez Vicki Arnold Flavio Benavidez Refugio Benavidez Norma Briones Marci Byram Marta Carlile Dock Case! Clorinda Castellon Donnie Childers Bonnie Choate Eva Contreras William Cordova loe Cruz Paul Cruz Wendahn Cruz Darrin Davis ° lobie DeLeon lim DeRidder Cynthia Doss Kathy Durbin Angel Edwards lanie Elkins Kyle Evans Kele Fairchild LaMonda Fudge Chris Garcia lim Gleason Predina Goodwin Yvette Granda Damon Grubb K. Ramsey says, Be Healed! Olga Guerra Jeff Hannah John David Hay Elojio Hernandez Rusty Hooper The Juniors gave the other classes a close run in all of the class competitions, including this Homecoming banner. Kay Hunter DougHuseman Pandy Hutson Donny James Winona James Julie Jennings Shane Jennings Chris Johnson Tammy Kuykendall Dane Lacey Modern Beauty Shop Viola Pohlmeier 517 N. 87th Avenue 995-3530 37 Mark Leatherman Joe Luera Holly McClanahan Jeff Mabry Kena Millsap Kathy Napoleon Pam O'Daniel Shane Perkins Kenneth Ramsey Eddie Reeves Caye Reynolds J L AUTO SUPPLY — 217 N. Maxwell Phone Tulia, Texas 79088 (806)995-4107 E.T. has become a very familiar symbol of friend- ship, love, and togetherness, al qualities which the Juniors of 1962-83 have shown. Amy Riley Lajuan Roper John Rowell Ricky Saenz Missy Stringer Grace Subealdea Chad Swinbum Debra Thompson Lupe Torres Richard Trevino Tanya Tucker Ricky Vargas Edward Whitsett Mildred Willis Sandy Martinez Eat More Honey I TULE CREEK APIARY I Tulia, Texas I 39 UJEbstEr NEVEr STlEt ThEm... mihE Cruz Vice President 5anLja T rent Johnson morris Secretary President FavoritES Ricky Rodriguez and Celia Berry Webster's Dictionary defines the adjective ''sophomoric as ''being conceited and overconfident of knowledge but poorly informed and immature.” This definition, however, does not apply to the 1982-83 Sophomore Class. The Sophomores were very active in THS this year. Led by Mr. Wilfong (head sponsor) and Mrs. Sprawls (fund raising chairperson), the Sophomores competed in all contests between the classes. To raise money for the class, they sold tickets for a stereo raffle. Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Edwards, Mr. Lair, and Mr. Love were other Sophomore Class sponsors. Webster may have gotten his definition right, but the word sophomoric in that sense does not apply to this class. Tulia Steam Laundry Linen Supply 315S.E. 2nd Phone - 995-2166 Tulia, Texas 79088 40 Dina joy and jan- na Walker . .. Cy Allen Alice Alvarez D. Anderson Lisa Andrus Arnold Anzaldua Teresa Aplin Sherri Bailey Kym Beeson Angie Benavidez lo Ann Benavidez Celia Berry Roxanna Bradshaw David Cabe Donna Carroll Demita Casel Marcella Chavez Michelle Chavez Brad Childress Don Childress Angela Cobb Stanna Cobb Elizabeth Contreras Norman Cordova Nellie Crook Mike Cruz Dana Davey Charmayne Dalluge E.T. Cigi Dickey Delwin Ferguson Michael Flowers Steve Garcia Tina Garcia toe Garrison Jeff George Don Goodwin Henry Guzman Sherry Haddock Jona Hay Scott Hiett Brian Hinkle Rosalinda Hurd Shelly Hurt Ronnie Jackson Sonya Johnson Katie Jones Shawn Jones Dina Joy Lee Roy Kelly Heath Knutson Marci Latham 1— Petals 'n' Things 312 W. Bdwy Larry Janet Freeman — Owners 995-2286 AFS Wire Service 43 Sandra Lee Kim McCain Krysi Malone Dora Mendez Ray Mendez Stella Mendez Danny Messick Donna Messick Trent Morris Matthew Murff Gary ODaniel Rudy Ortiz Edward Parker lackie Patterson lisa says, You stepped on my foot! 44 Phone 995-3331 Huxford's Department Store 137 E. Bdwy. Tulia, TX 79088 Tony Powell Deanne Reagor Ricky Rodriquez Terry Rossi Melissa Schulte Eddie Shelton Robin Short Shawn Smith Doug Stephens Traci Tillman Angie Vargas Israel Vega lanna Walker Mindi White Bryan Williams Steve Young ThE New Class in 5chnal The new kids in school ' the 1982-83 freshman class didn't waste any time getting involved in THS. They had one fund raising project, selling tickets for a grocery raffle, and took part in the banner contest, homecoming skit competition, and other class competitions. The freshman class had Mr. Wilks as their head sponsor and Mrs. Via as their fund raising chairperson. Other freshman sponsors were Mrs. O'Daniel, Mr. Prater, Mrs. Hosch, and Mrs. Devin. Eicot 5winburn President □avid UJebb Christi Borchardt Vice President Secretary Favorites Chris Padilla and Mary Catherine Hatcher Compliments of DON YOUNG Class of 1957 Steve Adams Rosemary Alvarez Lorena Barnett Jesse Belmares Richard Bice Bart Bivens Christi Borchardt Shana Bradshaw Sandy Briones Sherri Brooks John Bush Saul Carbajal Lucy Carrasco Ernie Casias Sylvia Chapa Yolanda Chavez Rick Childers T. Daniels shows that freshmen are frighteningly fiercesome Compliments of LYNN ELLIS Class of 1962 Tami Childress Johnny Choate Eric Clayton Frances Contreras Kristi Crooks Karri Damron Tammy Daniels Kim Davis Dana DeVore Mendy Dovel Carmyn Edwards Angie Farias Marcie Ferguson I. Brett Foster Larry Franks Central Plains Savings Association 200 N. Maxwell Phone Tulia, Texas 79088 995-3521 46 Rebecca Fudge Daniel Garcia lamie Garcia Jimmy Garza Charla George Loretta Goodwin Mary Catherine Hatcher Sandy Hawthorn Moises Hernandez Ralph Hernandez Tina Hernandez Brian Hill Shelly House Shana Howell Brenda Hundley Cecil Jackson Shana Jennings Russell Johnson Tammy Johnson Chrissey Kisner Belinda Laureles Vincent Luera Teresa Milloway Wilma Minjarez Becky Norris D J. Ozment Chris Padilla Terry Parker Bharat Patel Sherri Powell Judy Salazer Todd Sanders Michelle Stark Krystal Starnes Angie Stewart Mary Catherine Hatcher and j. Brett Foster ... relaxing after a hard Rosemary A.. Frances C, Yolanda C. and Debbie W display their spirit and the freshman class spirit with this banner Kay Wells Debbie Whitsett Allen Williams Lisa Williams Stephanie Wright Teresa Zapata A H • Quality and Service • 121 East Broadway B04� f 995-3220 TULIA, TEXAS 79088 Scot Swinburn Sonya Thompson Karen Tillman Teresa Tinner Frankie Trevino Trent Tucker Christina Villegas Morgan Voss Tony Watkins David Webb mm« Howard Pollard Superintendent Penny Randall Sec. to the Sup't. Vera Thornton Payroll John Criner Business Manager Jayleen Wilfong Bookkeeper Lupe Chavez Attendance Officer 5chnol Board Petals and Things 117 E. Bdwy. - 995-2286 □rs T am DavEnpart Principal The success of any organization is in part determined by the mutual respect, cooperation, and hard work undertaken collectively and individually by the members of that organization. The students and facul- ty of Tulia High School have shown that they truly care for each other and their school by exhibiting these elements of success. I am proud to be the principal of such an organization. Knowledge is, indeed, that which, next to virtue, truly and essentially raises one man above another ' -ADDISON Linda Hichs VicE-Principal To the students of Tulia High School, I want to express my sincere appreciation for your cooperation in all our activities throughout the year. Most of our time spent in school, we are thinking of the future; let us not forget that we are not only preparing for the future but we are living a life from day to day. As you turn the pages of this annual, may your memories be of the good things that transpired during your time spent in Tulia High School. To you, a great group, I wish a happy and successful life. Huxfords Dept. Store 137 E. Bdwy. 53 Valeria Bell Librarian Rena Bural Homemaking I; Family Living; Home Furnishing Mary Burgess D E I; D I II Extraordinary I EachErs Wallace Busteed Vocational Director Carolyn Cobb World His ; Am Hist Edna Cox Office Ed. 136 S. Moxwell TUIIA, TEXAS 79088 54 806 995 3252 JERRE'S JEWELRY 'When you think of Jewelry, think of Jerre’s Jerrella Cate W. A. Amburn He that teaches us anything that we knew not before is undoubtedly to be reverenced as a master. — Samuel Johnson Eloisa Finch Resource Edna Foster Art I II; Civics Charles Hatcher Auto Mechanics Joyce Hosch Physics; Phys Science; Chemistry Thalia Fulkerson Counselor Juliana Howard RPP B. Comp; SH Adv Comp.; Eng. II; Myth Voc. II PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 55 995-4242 312 S.W. 2nd Street Mary McBride Civics; UIL; Drama Mary Ontiveros Spanish Charlotte O'Daniel Int. Alg.; Alg. II; Trig; Calculus; Computer Compliments of D A Mfg. Co. Inc. Tulia, TX Earlene James Migrant Kyle Maxwell High School Band; Stage Band Dorothy Hulsey Photography; Am. Hist.; Annual Joe Love Bldg. Trades Tom Lair FOMII; Athletics; Phys. Ed. Judine Montandon High School Secretary 56 Jane O'Kelly SSN Cr Wt; Eng. I; Voc. I; Am His Doug Payne Physical Science Geraldine Payne Typing; Shorthand; Coif Catherine Sprawls VAC Judy Stewart Eng. II; MAA Adv. Cr.; TRE BWA; AH B Cr.;RPL Ap Com. Don Stout Counselor Compliments of Mayo and joyce Duke 57 Mike Sullivan Athletic Director: Health Carry Wilfong Metal Trades Sheila Via Eng I, Accounting, FOM I; Typing Dennis Wilks Vo Ag I: Co-op Ag Twila Whitten Phys Ed: FOM I: Athletics If one gives a child a fish ... he eats for a day. If one teaches a child to fish .. . he eats for a lifetime. Mid-Tule Machine and Fabrication 423 NE 6th 58 995-3386 Epicureans and CuraT □rs Elsie Rousseau, Edna Ann Thomas, Betty Knutson Helen Chapman Roberta Kieman, Eva Perez Evelyn Rossi, Lupe Vega, Dena Chaves Angie Garcia, Penny Williams, Edythe Kinser Robert Resendiz, Olivia Resendiz — Head Curators FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION OF TULIA Clifton D. Smith, President Telephone (806)995-3129 115 N, Armstrong, P O. Drawer BB. Tulia, Texas 79088 n r—1 EB Hamburger P medium Cohe BE.Dffi SDc French Fries r Gallon of Gasoline 7Sc • BUS Large Pan i T ennis Shoes Pizza ffiED.DD-ffiLD.DD ffilE.SD c 5hirt or Blouse (Tlilh (1 Gallon] BlE.DD-ffi3E.GG ffiE.Effi e Pair of Jeans Loaf of Bread ffilE.DD-ffiEU.DD ffiffic 5 Hlbum or T ape Candij Bar S7.DD-ffiffi.DD 3Sc Haircut and Stgle B1E.DD R R FERTILIZER AND SPRAYING, INC. N. Hwy. 87, Tulia Phone (806) 995-2708 Favorite Soap Opera Favorite T.V. Show GENERRL m R 5 H HD5RTRL Favorite Sex Symbols Soap Opera Couple T TDfTl 5ELLECH 1 BRDDHE 5HIELD5 LUHE AND HDLLV Best Albums f 1 Favorite Comic Strip II PERNUT5 GET LUCHV ITOJNTRIN music Best Singles E Favorite Car CflmflRD RFRICR NDBDGhH N Best Concert of the Year 1 1 LDVERBDV Favorite Parking Spot □ CDUNTRV RDR05 Favorite Movie 1 E.T. Favorite Class fTlRTH 5 Favorite Food 1 PIZZA Favorite Radio Stations HRTX Actor and Actress HFfTlX BURT REVNGLG5 GDLGIE HRLUN PERRY'S VARIETY STORE — ■ 145 E. Bdwy. (806)995-2189 ■ w m HEavEnlLj Nights Jr.-5r. The theme for the 1982-83 )r.-Sr. banquet was Heavenly nights. It was, in fact a heavenly night. The cafeteria was decorated with blue streamers and silver stars across the ceiling There were prophecies presented by the sophomore servers about the seniors futures. Everyone who attended received a glass from the banquet. The banquet had a big turnout and eYeryone enjoyed themselves. The prom was D.J.ed by 14KPUR. Even Mr. D enjoyed himself. .. SOPHOMORE SERVERS: )oe Garrison, Michael Flowers, Gary O' Daniel, Trent Morris, Min- di White, Deanne Reagor, Kim McCain, Angela Cobb SWISHER ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE 401 S.W. 2nd Tulia, TX 79088 995-3567 64 Julie's got her eye on the guy with the checkered shoes You've got to be kidding! JR. CLASS OFFICERS PRES. ANGEL EDWARDS V PRES DEBRA THOMPSON SEC. MISSY STRINGER The girls check out each other's dresses GEORGE BARNETT INC. N. Hwy. 87 Ronnie George, Mgr. 995-4128 668-2729 Hey, who put the superglue on these starsf. SR CLASS OFFICERS PRES. TAD WHITTEN V PRES DAWNETTA BRADSHAW SEC. MARTHA FLORES Everyone knows what Chad is thinking (Amy) AFTER BEFORE They seem so enthusiastic' fTlr. and [Tliss TH5 m • NaminEES Norma Cruz, Chris Sperry lennifer Hicks, Tad Whitten Angie Stark, Don Williams Amy Morris, Tommy Barnett WILTON'S FURNITURE 100 S. Maxwell 995-3319 Tulia, TX 79088 Mark Willis, Mary Beth Dovel, Bobby Villegas Clifford lackson, Martha Flores miss TH5 HeneE LittlsfiEld I have enjoyed the people at Tulia High School more than anything. I also enjoy the challenge that each class brings. Athletics has played a major role in my high school career and has helped me to draw a close companionship with a few people. I am sure I'll never forget the many memories I have had in good 'ole THS. mr. TH5 Bobby VillEgas The one most important thing that I've enjoyed about being here at Tulia High School, would have to be the people, and the school itself. The friendly atmosphere and the chance for accomplishment are two things needed in a school and Tulia High School is the place to find it. ELDON VAUGHN SPRAYING 709 N. Maxwell Tulia, TX 79088 995-4357 67 5tudEnt Body Pres. B1II4 5am Bnrchardt... Being given the opportunity to act as your stu- dent body president is an honor in which I will never forget. The highlight of my years in high school has got to be the wonderful friends I have encountered. I hope the fun and excitement that we have shared has meant as much to you as it has to me. Best wishes to all, Billy Sam Borchardt P.S. I hope the rest of your lives are filled with a pot- pourri of wonderful experiences. an E.xtra T Errjfjc Dairy Queen We Treat ► You Right 995-4025 Gifted T alEnT ed Scholarship JachE.T.s Martha Flores, iy Barnett fce Jennings. Kyle Evans, 'ards not pictured Amy , Mic hael Flowers joe Garrison, pictured Dina )o Aiela Cot inson, noi Glynns Barber Shop Highway 87 Tulia John Josh. ToddSanders, Angie Stewart not pi ?- turqoVincent Luera, Eric Clayton fTlnst Attractive ITlnst T alEnted LOVE BROS. OIL CO. 70 220 N. 87 Ave. 995-2114 fTlost LihEli_| to 5ucceec1 5tarh □on Williams Each year, the student body selects several seniors who have excelled in one area or another. There were four awards given; most attractive, most talented, most likely to succeed, and personality plus. The nominees were voted on by the student body. Each person was well qualified for the honors but only one boy and one girl in each category was selected. We would like to congratulate the winners as well as the other nominees. PErsnnslitLj Christina T arras ALLEN DOAN TRACTOR CO. 502 N. 87 995-3583 Tammy Barnett Billy 5am Bnrchardt REEVE'S INSURANCE 433 NE 6th St. 995-3894 DALLUGE AERIAL SPRAYING 716 N. Crosby 995-3788 BILL LA VENDAR SONS Auto and truck repairs, ceiling fans, lighting fixtures and sound center 301 S.W. 2nd 73 995-4409 BARBOUR BROTHERS INC. 301 N. Hwy. 87 995-3366 Jennifer Hichs Henee Littlefield BOOT SHOE REPAIR DAVID MILLER 995-2851 K C CARWASH N. 87 995-3695 Randy Singer Frances Hodges 120 S. Armstrong 995-4371 75 BARBOUR BROTHERS INC. 301 N. Hwy. 87 995-3366 JTIiss FlamE fTliss FlamE Candidates Vicki Arnold escort Dane Lacey Deanne Reagor escort Trent Morris Tami Childress escort Scot Swinburn ThE UuEEn and HEr Caurt Back row: Jennifer Hicks, Bart Bivens, Todd Sanders, Mary Beth Dovel. Brian Hill Front row: Rick Childers, Debbie Du Bois, JANICE BYRD, Kenee Littlefield, Scot Swinburn and) eiute Linda Gales owner Fay Berry Tech. lamie McCune 111 N. Austin 995-2443 FORD MERCURY Turn an SHaur Heart Sonya Johnson Sylvia Alvarez Elizabeth Rawson Emma Flores Jennifer Hicks Debbie Duboise Christina Torres La quita Turner John Wilkerson Ford, Inc. 901 N.W. 6th 80 Pam O'Daniel 995-3537 Tulia, Tex. ValEntinE miss S3 RngEl Edwards Tammie Childress Predinia Goodwin Amy Morris 81 E.xtra I.ErrEstrifll minds DEBATE Mark Sanders. Tommy Barnett, lames Weiser, Don William ww PERSUASIVE SPEAKING Michael Doyal, Kenneth Ramsey, Janie Elkins PROSE Kay Hunter. Christina Torres, Pandy Hutson t r V' INFORMATIVE SPEAKING Mark Hill, Joe Turner, Doug Huseman POETRY Predema Goodwin, Mary Catherine Hatcher, Robin Short ORAL READING Carmyn Edwards, Francis Contreras, Marci Ferguson FEATURE WRITING Bruce Hannah, Don Williams, Angie Stewart NEWSWRITING Lorena Barnett, Eric Clayton, Kim McCain EDITORIAL WRITING Tommy Barnett, Kenneth Ramsey, Angie Stewart READY WRITING Angie Stark, Julie Jennings. Marci Latham NUMBER SENSE Kyle Evans, Joe Garrison, Sonya Johnson HEADLINE WRITING Don Williams, Tommy Barnett, Michael Doyal SPELLING Don Williams. Angela Cobb, Michael Flowers CALCULATOR Kyle Evans, Gary O'Daniel, Trent Morris SCIENCE Joe Garrison, Tommy Barnett, John Bush TYPING Michael Flowers, Lisa Andrus, Amy Riley, Shane Jennings SHORTHAND Marcie Byram, Terri Dulin Glynn's Barber Shop Highway 87 Tulia 79088 ONE ACT PLAY K. Ramsey. Kim McCain, Christi borchardt, Christina Torres, Kay Hunter, LaMonda Fudge, Carmyn Edwards. Janie Elkins, Doug Huseman, Pandy Hutson, Mark Hill, Michael Doyal. Predenia Goodwin, James Weiser, Mark Turner 82 • • • Lead tn Kenneth Ramsey; 1st per- suasive, ail star cast Predenia Goodwin; 1st poetry, all star cast mIm Kyle Evans; 2nd number sense, 3rd calculator Kay Hunter; 1st Prose Michael Doyal; all star cast Angie Stewart; 1st feature Tommy Barnett; 1st editorial writing writing Michael Flowers; 1st typing Doug Huseman; 4th infor- mative speaking AchiEVEments Eugene's Used Cars 407 N. Hwy. 87 995-4759 DON WILLIAMS U!L Regional Winners HC'HOMM «TUUA __ E3 KENNETH RAMSEY These three young men achieved at regional competition. All the hard work they put forth paid off. Don Williams placed first in Feature Writing. Kenneth Ramsey placed seond in Per- suasive Speaking. Michael Flowers placed third in typing. Don, Kenneth, and Michael advanced to state competition. Kenneth placed fourth in Per- suasive, and Michael placed fourth, also, in typing. We are very proud of these students, as well as everyone else who participated in a U.I.L. event. Without their efforts, as well as the teachers giving up of their personal time, Tulia High School would be unable to excel. SONIC DRIVE IN 415 N. U.S. 87 84 995-8887 Happy Eating. MICHAEL FLOWERS 5tatE Bound Amy Morris Here are some Extra Terrestrial people. Amy Morris placed 1st at state competition in O.E.A. She then advanced to national level competition and placed 11th. Three soloists, two quartets, and one sextet received a one rating at solo and ensemble competi- tion. Kyle Evans, Marcie Byram, and Kena Millsap received a one on their solos. Sonya Johnson, Dina Joy, Kim McCain, and Lisa An- drus received a one on their clarinet quartet. Kyle Evans, Marci Latham, David Cabe, and Terry Rossi received a one on their sax quartet. Kena Millsap, Mark Hill, Caye Reynolds, Brian Ballenger, Gary O'Daniel, and Joe Garrison received a one on their brass sextet. These students have represented THS well and we would like to congratulate them for their achievement. Sax quartet; Kyle Evans, Terry Rossi, David Cabe; not pictured - Marci Latham Clarinet quartet; Kim McCain, Lisa Andrus, not pictured; Sonya lohnson, Dina |oy Brass sextet; Mark Hill, loe Garrison, Kena Millsap, Brian Ballenger, Gaye Reynolds, Gary O'Daniel SWISHER MEAT CO. S.W. of City 995-3413 Tulia, TX 79088 85 Regional and 5tatE Trach Qualif iers flfl H PiEginnal I fTlichEllE ChavEz Bnjan HinhlE T ErEsa TinnEr Richij PiadriguEz □Ebbie OubaisE □ana DeVorE □□□□Hurd JacbiE PattErsan LarEtte Goodwin fGDD c □EbbiE Dubai -TErEsa Tinni ITIichEllE Chi Clifford Jachson T onLj PoweII fflarh Hill ITlElvin Parhsr □had 5winburn 5tatE JachiE PdttErsan □□□□ Hurd UAL REGIONALS - ODESSA STATE - AUSTIN HEARD AND JONES 101 E. Bdwy., Tulia 995-3551 86 5tatE 5ports Qualif iErs Debbie Duboise - relay Golf Cross WinnErs Country RmLj morris jEnnifEr Hichs ElainE fTloarE Rm4 RHelj [Tlarci Latham □Ebra Thompson LITTLEJOHN VAUGHN INSURANCE AGENCY 132 W. Bdwy. Tulia 995-2755 87 5pEcial Autograph Pages f or R R FERTILIZER SPRAYING INC. N. Hwy. 87 995-2708 88 VErg Special PeoplE BICE SONS SERVICE STATION 425 NE 6th 995-2746 BtudEnt Council MEMBERS Back Row — L. to R D Webb. J Garrison, M Cruz, S Young, M. Flores, D Bradshaw, J Hicks, T Whitten, K. Evans, K. Ramsey C. Swinburn, Middle Row: T Morris. I Bush, S Swinburn, S. lennings, D Reagor, C Borchardt, T Barnett, M. Sanders, B Hill, B S Borchardt K Littlefield. V Arnold Front Row: A Riley, D )oy, S lohnson, M. C. Hatcher, S. Hawthorne, G Subealdea, N lames. M Stringer, J. Devin. D Thompson, B Bivens, M. Latham, A. Edwards, Not Pictured: N. Cruz. OFFICERS A Riley, V Pres , B S. Borchardt, Pres , T Barnett, Treas.;) Hicks, Sec 93 95 Rssemblies NH5 MEMBERS: L. to R.; TOP ROW: K. Evans, D. Williams, K. Ramsey, E. Moore, T. Thompson, C. Swinburn, K. Littlefield, B. S. Borchardt, A Riley. MIDDLE ROW: C. Torres, M. Flores, E. Flores, A. Stark, M. Sanders, J. Devin, N. James. BOTTOM ROW: A. Edwards, K. Millsap, J. Jennings. OFFICERS; L. to R.: T. Barnett — President, A. Morris — V. President,). Hicks — Secretary, T. Dulin — Treasurer. 96 — HighlLj EsTEEmEd The National Honor Society has worked to bring the achievements of outstanding high school students to the attention of their classmates, their parents, and their communities. NHS continues to strive to give practical meaning to the Society's dedication to scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The Society embraces high standards of scholarship, service, leadership, and character which are bound in a moral and ethical framework. By tuliizing and execplifying these four traits. Na- tional Honor Society members help to counter the many negative forces in school today. 97 F.T.fl.. E ventusl I Eachers Front Row: D Hulsey, I Walker, M. Stark, L Williams. M. Doyal, M. Hatcher, T. Johnson, K. Tillman, C. Villegas, Y. Chavez, S. Jennings, J Steward 2nd row: $ Cobb, M Flowers, J. Jennings, S. Johnson, A. Edwards, G Reynolds, K Millsap M White, A. Stewart, S. Hawthorne, V. Arnold 3rd row: T. Morris, D. Furgeson, T. Barnett, B Pollard, M. Sanders, B. Hill J Bush, S Swinburn, D. Davey, T. Sanders, D Webb. 4th row: T. Rossi, D. Cabe, J. Garrison, K. Ramsey, T Kuykendall D Caroll, A. Cobb, C. Dalluge, L Barnett, S. Brooks, S. Vaughn, B Hannah, E. Moore. M. Flores ACTIVITIES August - hosted annual signing party September - gas raffle, started collecting cans. October - magazine sale, co-hosted homecoming dance. Fire up party at W.T. November - District convention December - Christmas Party January — Stew supper, preparations for state convention. February - State convention March — Teacher day April — Last campaign for cans to have recycled. May — End of school party to close a great year. Election for next year's officers. Lorena enjoys herself at the fire up party in Canyon. Angie does her winning speech for the Don't tell me that's MY score! Mr. FTA performs his winning speech, judges. E Bruce, Donna, and Angie in their own little worlds. Oh! I just HATE to bowl! 99 Freshman girls at F T.A State Convention, A. Stewart, D. Reagor, S. Hawthorne, S. Brooks Angel in skit for state parliamentarian. Mrs. Hulsey speaks at the state convention Mr and Miss F T A., Angie Stewart and Michael Doyal. The Mildred Hulsey Future Teacher Chapter symbolized the unity and good feelings generated by the lessons learned from E.T. GALES TEXACO 528 N. 87 995-4404 100 Extra Fun Angie Stewart teaches on student teacher day. Angel receives her state parliamentarian medallion of office. Michael and Angel play house. Mrs. Hulsey loves the bumper boats at the end of school F.T.A. party. EL MATADOR 519N. 87 995-3489 k F.T.A. really knows how to PARTY!!! 101 II FHR TOP ROW, LER TO RIGHT: LaMonda F , Rebecca F , Krysi M , )oe T., Sandra Lee., Brenda H., Stephanie W., Elizabeth R., Christina T MIDDLE ROW, L. TO R.: Becky N., Lorena B , Dym B , Stanna C, Janna WAngela C, Charmayne D., Pandy H , Marci F., Krystal St BOTTOM ROW, L. TO R.: Sponsor - Rena Bural, janie D., Sherri B., Sandy H., Karen T., Yolanda C, Christina V., Tammy Johnson, Lisa W. 102 OFFICERS; LER TO RIGHT: Lisa Andrus — Parliamentarian, Bonnie Choate — Secretary Treasurer, Vicki Arnold - Vice-President of Publicity, Terri Dulin - Vice-President of Encounter, Melissa Shulte - Vice- President of Recreation, Tommy Barnett - Pin-up Boy, Kena Millsap — Historian, Angel Edwards - President “Taward New Horizons FHA brings out the monsters in these freshmen. Is the food good LaMonda? 103 These Freshman are sweethearts. FHA supports football guys. This is how you do it Kathy! IqI W A little of this and a little of that These FHA girls try to sweet talk Mr. D. into buying candy. Home Economics A Honor Roll students were recognized. Lisa deserves something, too. Angel Edwards, FHA President presents Sherri with the Outstanding Home Economics Student Award. Dee Ann dwell, presents awards to the FHA Sweetheart, Angel Ed- wards, and FHA Pin Up Boy, Tommy Barnett. 105 FuturE Farmers Back row, left to right: J. L. Nolen, C. Nix, D. Childers, j. D. Hay, S. Jones, S. Garcia, J. Weiser, B. Hinkle, R Childers, C. Watson. 2nd row: T. Watkins, R. Bice, B. Bivins, B. Subealdea, J. George, C. Breedlove, S. Jennings, R. Johnson, H. Knutson, G. O'Daniel. 3rd row: K. Tomblin, G. Huseman, A. Williams, C. Swinburn, R Hooper, G. Acker, D. James, R. Rodriguez, S. Young, R. Rogers. 4th row: D. Wilks, C. Berry, M. Stark, J. Salazar, L. Carrasco, D. Messick. 5th row: M. Voss, S. Adams, J. Choate, J. B. Foster, T. Tucker □fficErs F.F.A Officers: J. Walker — Secretary, J. Hewlett — Treasurer, D. Adams - Vice President, T. Childress - Sweetheart, T Thompson - President, J. Weiser - Sentinel, B. Childress - Reporter. FFfl in Fiction John David Jeff gets a showmanship award Shane, Can (hey ahe talf Bert, and. Donny think Our Sweetheart, Tammy Childress. The judge likes this one. tib J2.77X u d1 3i Md,C? xio 80b 999 3V92 fLdh UJ Ray '7il uI 7 XO , 80h 995'2 70 107 The Award Winning Band From Hcarnetland Marcie Byram Drum Majorette Elizabeth Rawson Flute julie jennings Flute Mindi White Sherri Brooks Karri Damron Shana jennings Norma Cruz Flute Flute Flute Flute Clarinet Christina Villegas Clarinet Lisa Andrus Alto Clarinet Charmayne Dalluge Bass Clarinet Dana Davey Bass Clarinet Shana Howell Bass Clarinet Dina joy Bass Clarinet Amy Riley Oboe Kristi Crooks Oboe Kyle Evans Saxophone Marci Latham Saxophone Tina Garcia Sonya johnson Clarinet Clarient Christi Borchardt Clarinet Stella Mendez Clarinet Karen Tillman Clarinet Michelle Chavez Clarinet Melissa Shulte Clarinet Kim McCain Clarinet Yolanda Chavez Clarinet 110 Sandy Hawthorne Saxophone Scot Swinburn Saxophone Terry Rossi Tenor Saxophone David Cabe Baritone Saxophone Darrin Davis Trumpet Donny james Winona James Shane Perkins Gaye Reynolds Gary O'Daniel Trumpet Trumpet Trumpet Trumpet Trumpet Lorena Barnett John Bush Mary Catharine Hatcher Tammy Johnson Todd Sanders Trumpet Trumpet Trumpet Trumpet Trumoet Angel Edwards Holly McClanahan Kena Millsap Charla George Bryan Ballenger French Horn French Horn French Horn French Horn Baritone Michael Doyal Flavio Benavidez Bart Bivens Joe Garrison Trent Morris Baritone Baritone Baritone Trombone Trombone Ricky Bullock Brian Hill David Webb Gary Acker Mark Hill Trombone Trombone Trombone Bass Bass 111 lanie Elkins Tammy Kuykendall Chris Watson Shelly Clark Bryan Flowers Robin Short Angie Stewart 112 5pring Banquet Band Favorites Mary Catharine Hatcher David Webb Nominees Norma Cruz Mark Hill T ammy Kuykendall Donny James Robin Short David Cabe Aren't they cute? Kyle receives an award. Building T rades Front Row: W Cruz, O Guerra, R Trevino, B Villegas, R Briones, S. Guzman, V Bernal. Mr Love, i Saenz 2nd Row: R. Schulae, M Parker, J Cruz, G Verkamp, R Mortham, V Hatla, M Willis, C Jac kson, A Barrow 3rd Row: D. Wihelm, W Durbin, P Cruz, V Rios, E Hernandez, D. Casei, C Hoelting, D. Birkenfield OFFICERS Front Row: V Rios — Vice President, E Rawson - Sweetheart, C Jackson — President, Back Row: G Verkamp - Sergeant at Arms, B Villegas — Treasurer, M. Willia - Reporter, R Saenz - Secretary i Elaine and Martha always find something interesting as librarians. Melissa wants in the picture too! We caught you reading those Harlequins again ludy and LaMonda! See no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil, say Christ 8, lana H , and Dee Ann O. 117 Forensics MEMBERS; L. to R.; Sitting: P. Hutson, R. Short, M. C. Hatcher, K. Hunter, STANDING: D. Williams, J. Weiser, M Hill, J. M. Turner, M. Doyal, Sponsor - M. McBride. OFFICERS; L. to R.: M Sanders — Parliamentarian, T. Barnett — V. President, K. Ramsey — Membership Chairman, P Goodwin - President, C. Torres - Secretary ExprEssivE I alhErs Kay H. and Predenia C. await the results of the contest. Kay H. and Mike D. prepare their awards. Michael D., Kay H. Tommy B., Kenneth R., and Mark S. show off their winnings from all the speech tournaments attended. STUD BARNETT!!! Mark S. and Tommy B. have been up to something! Forensics — the art of argumentive communication. This year's Forensics team made a tremendous effort to excel in this art. The team worked as a whole and represented Tulia High School very well at all the Practice Tour- naments (Friona, Canadian, and Tahoka), District, Regional, and State com- petition. Proper communication is obtained through the minds of the wise and is the key to the future. We are proud to say that these students hold that key. 119 Thespians MEMBERS; TOP TO BOTTOM; j. Weiser, M. Turner, P Goodwin, K. Ramsey, P. Hutson, L. Goodwin, M. Ferguson, M. Byram, M. McBride — Sponsor, M. Flowers, j. Elkins, C. Edwards, D. Huseman, V. Rodriguez. OFFICERS; SITTING: ) Jennings - Secretary, C. Torres - President, K. Hunter - V. President, Standing: M. Doyal------Clerk, B Ballenger — Treasurer speaks with mem6ers of I.T.S. I T fl C Gets U From Tulia I.T.S. mem6ers on a restaurant dock in Galveston, where the State Convention was held. Flavio B., Carmyn E., Kay H., and other state-wide Thespians build a human pyramid at the Convention. 121 fl Night at thE ThEatrE Spring BanquEt Mr. Davenport leads members as they renew their pledge to the club. Michael D. and Christina T. received the Best Thespian Award. Mindi W receives a bouquet of flowers Doug (dog) Ears Huseman! from Mr Davenport for having the Best Costume. Can you guess what she is? Mrs McBride gets a special gift from the club and it seems as if Mr Daven- port is a little bit jealous Christina T„ outgoing president, hands janie E., incoming president, the Thespian gavel and swears her in. 124 Front — Frankie Trevino, Jimmy Garza, Ralph Hernandez, Sylvia Alverez, Adam De Larosa, Israel Vega, Sammy Luna Middle — Moses Hernandez, Jessie Belmares, Terry Parker, Eloy Vega, Ron Denton, Leroy Kelly, Mr. Wilfong, Back — Norman Cordova, Sydney Patter- son, Delwin Ferguson, Chico Vega, Rudy Ortiz, Henry Guzman, Edward Parker, Cecil Jackson a I T r a d e s E.T. loves metal trades, but he hasn't realized that he can't phone home on a cutting torch. Officers - Delwin Ferguson, Israel Vega, Edward Parker, Rudy Ortiz, Chico Vega □EH Office Education Associa- tion is a local, state, and national club There are six committees which keep OEA going. They are: pro- fessional, social, school, civic, publicity, and fund- raising Each committee consist of OEA members who have a responsibility. The professional commit- tee who consisted of Dawnetta Bradshaw, Angie Stark, and Elizabeth Rawson provided a speaker for each meeting. This committee also scheduled several tours for the club The social committee was made up of Melissa Kleman, Mary Beth Dovel, and Dianne Painter This committee provided refreshments at meetings and decorations at parties The school Committee was served on by Janet Cosby, Amy Morris, and Julie Lamborn This com- mittee planned the Sophomore and Junior breakfast They also gave favors to boost the basketball OEA girls The civic committee con- sisted of Martha Flores, Anita Cillenwater, and Debbie DuBois They pro- vided Christmas stockings for the Head Start Pro- gram They also took Thanksgiving favors to the Nursing Home The publicity committee was made up of Jennifer Hicks, Dee Ann Otwell, and Terri Dulin. This com- mittee reported all OEA news to the Tulia Hearld to be printed to inform the public about OEA. The fund-raising commit- tee consisted of Kenee Lit- tlefield, Cindy Watkins, Pattie Johnson, and Christina Torres This com- mittee helped the club in deciding on the selling of Christmas wrapping paper, kitchen utensils, and memo boards They also organized the Valen- tine grams Mrs. Cox led the OEA girls in their successful year with her leadership and experience. Back row left to right; Julie Lamborn, Janet Cosby, Debbie DuBois, Mary Beth Dovel, Middle row; Dawnetta Bradshaw, Martha Flores, Jennifer Hicks, Kenee Littlefield, Christina Torres, Front row; Melissa Kleman, Pattie Johnson, Elizabeth Rawson, Kym Rolen. Anita Cillenwater, Pres.; Angie Stark, V Pres.; Cindy Watkins, Tres.; Dianne Painter, Sec.; Terri Dulin, Reporter; Amy Morris, Photo ; Brad Hill, Pin-up Boy Officer installation started the year off. The salad suppers for the Mothers showed them we ap- preciated them Everyone enjoyed the Halloween Party, especially Mary Beth and Jennifer. Martha gives Head Start Children Christmas goodies from the OEA club 127 fluta fflEchanics FRONT ROW: F. Madery, M. Durbin, D. Schulte, A. Mawrer, Back Row; E. Whitsett, W. Cordova, R. Husman, J. Luera, H. Perez, J. Perez Top to Bottom: D. Adams, R. Sassenhagen, K. Acker, R. Ferguaon, S. Schulate, M. Kleman, S. Guarza HERD Julie Lamborn - Dairy Queen Judy Basalda — Tulia Day Nursery Lupe Torres — Irma Pulido HorriE Economics La Quita Turner — Dairy Queen Cindy Doss — Doughnut shop Katrina Bernard — Tulia day Nursery Related Occupations Tina Hernandez - Tulia Day Nursery Rowena Daniels — Ethyl Daniels Geneva De La Rosa - El Matador 129 □ECfl Abel Aleman, Bonnie Choate, Sharon Vaughn, Janice Byrd, Christy McElroy, Mildred Willis, Kelly Hayes, J. Frank Kiker, Shena White, Pam O'Daniel, Jeff Hannah, Mrs. Burgess, Chris Garcia, Mayo Anzaldua, James Weiser, Norma Flores, Marlene Stidham. I bet I've had more job interviews than anyone in THS. Shena White It's been real, it's been fun; but not real fun. Marlene Stidham DECA is really a great experience. Jeff Hannah I've learned to be less shy. Emma Flores I've found out I have to talk on the job. Bonnie Choate I think DECA is something you can learn from and is something new Traci Adkins Winn's Variety Store and K C CarWash Vicki Arnold Dickens Cabinet Company FIGHTING tulia lltlntir Jeff Hannah Fowler’s Mesquite Bar-B-Que Chris Johnson Wilton's Furniture Bonnie Choate Chris Garcia Bates Shoe Store A H Printing Supplies Pam O'Daniel Mildred Willis SCS Office Allsup's Convenience Store 131 Distributive Education Clubs of America I believe in the future which I am planning for myself in the field of distribution, and in the opportunities which my vocation offers. I believe in fulfilling the highest measure of service to my vocation, my fellow beings, my country and my God - that by so doing, I will be rewarded with personal satisfaction and material wealth. I believe in the democratic philosophies of private enterprise and competition, and in the freedom of the this nation — that these philosophies allow for the fullest development of my individual abilities. I believe that by doing my best to live according to these high principles, I will be of greater service both to myself and to mankind. DECA Creed I Abel Aleman lim De Ritter Kelly Hayes Norma Flores 132 Dec a stands for quality, manageability, and neatness! Marlene Stidham Shena White Sharan Vaughn Emma Flores 133 Christy does some signs for a display! j. Frank Kiker Vickie and Janice give the evil eye. Those bags are giving me a headache on this Deca trip. Mr. Busteed watches coats while Deca dances! Christy M. does a display for Sunshine Place in M DE display case. Mrs. Burgess, We ll eat the rest in class tomorrow!” Is J. Frank K. at work in M D room? 135 Varsity Football TEarn (Back Row L to R) Mark Willis. Jim Gleason. John Hay. John Perez. Melvin Parker, Randy Ferguson, Refugio Benavidez, Bobby Villegas. Ricky Rodriguez, Eddie Shelton, (2nd Row) Tracy Thompson, Victor Rios, Chris Sperry, Ronnie Jackson, D. Anderson, Steve Garcia, Billy Borchardt, Don Goodwin, Mike Cruz, Kenneth Ramsey. (1st Row) Rusty Hooper, Chad Swinburn, Clifford Jackson, Delwin Ferguson, Shawn Jones, Tony Powell, Jeff George, Donnie Childers, Mark Hill, Cy Allen, Matt Murff SWISHER COUNTY FARM BUREAU 138 BERT ROANHAUS RONNIE LATHAM ED ROGERS, MGR. BOX 210TULIA, TX PHONE 995-2341 □□aches Cottrell, Rod Lair, Tom Prater, Don 5ullivan, fTlihe Line Coach □ef. Coach Rsst. Coach Head Coach Pat Insheep and Hendall Clechler Rsst. Coaches Dickens Lumber and Cabinet Co. 205 S.W. 2nd Street Tulia, Texas 79088 995-4711 139 5aphs niavE Up tn VarsitLj... Chad Swinburn goes for long gam lohn Perez - C Refugio Benavidez - T Randy Ferguson - T Jeff George — HB Tony Powell - FB Jim Gleason - SE Swisher Cattle Company Custom Feeders 627-4231 140 Nn J.V. Gives HnrnE.T .5 Ulare Depth Shawn tones — C Mike Cruz — C D. Anderson - TE Don Goodwin - SE COMMODITY FUTURES BROKERS 222 SOUTH RIVERSIDE PLAZA SUITE 546 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60606 Ronnie lackson — SE R, B, and H Commodities Tulia, Tex. FrEshman Football T Earn Back Row (L to R) — Danny Garcia, Richard Bice, David Belmares, John Bush, David Webb, Moses Hernandez, Brian Hill, 2nd Row (I to r) — Chris Padilla, Tony Watkins, Scot Swinburn, Jerry Culifer, Allen Williams, Doyle Ozment, Jessie Belmares, Todd Sanders 1st Row (I to r) — Russell Johnson, Trent Tucker, Eric Clayton, Albert Hernandez, Johnny Choat, Jamie Garcia, Morgan Voss, Larry Franks, Cecil Jackson, Vincent Luera Tulia Freshman Swarm on enemy Ballcarrier. H I P P INC. P. O. Box 5 TULIA, TEXAS 79088 Phone 806 995-4432 142 Crass CauntrLj HarnEts Ricky Rodriquez, Brian Hinkle, )im Gleason, David Cabe, Ricky Vargus, Billy Turner, Ernie Casias Crass Country Girls (l TO R) Tanya Tucker, Cindy Watkins, Debra Thompson Debra Thompson CindLj Wathins HathLj Durbin Tmila ULIhitten Head Girls Coach Tarnja Tucher fTlissLj 5tringer □ana OeVore □eannE Robertson Girls Asst. Coach FARM BUREAU 319 SW 2nd Box 210 995-2341 Ed Rogers, MGR., Bert Roanhaus, Ronnie Latham 144 Hard LLInrh Pays Far HarnEttES Debra Thompson Tanya Tucker TULIA GIN INC. 616 S. Armstrong, Tulia, TX 995-2107 The Hornette girls had to pay a big price in order to complete yet another successful year. Debra Thompson went all the way to the State Meet. Dana DeVore T. 145 Girls VarsitLj B-Ball (Top Row L to R) lanet Cosby, Kenee Littlefield, Cindy Watkins, Debbie DuBoise. Janie Devin (Bottom Row — L to R) Jackie Patterson, Debra Thompson, Missy Stringer, Tanya Tucker The Hornettes had one of their best seasons in years. A big congratulations goes ou to coaches Whitten and Robertson and the girls for an exciting year. A bright future looms ahead for T.H.S. girls. Cindy Coes For Two. fl Bright Future 146 HnrnE.L.tES in Rctinn T H 5 Coach Robertson and three girls map out some strategy. GET ON THOSE BOARDS! TULIA CO-OP GIN Silverton Tulia, Texas 995-2837 Propane Gas and Diesel lanie eyes the hoop HarnE.T. BashEtball Pride Inside Top Row — (L to R) Mark Hill, Bryan Pollard, Dane Lacey, |im Gleason, Mark Willis, Chad Swinburn, Ricky Rodriquez Bottom Row — (L to R) Don Williams, Matt Murff, Tad Whitten Sunshine Place Merle Nonman 148 Cosmetics 101 Hairdressing And Fashions 101 S. Austin Tulia (2167) Linda Bradley Charlotte Lemaster Owner Christy McElroy HarnEt BashET ball: Furinus Fast and Hornets listen carefully to instructions Ballet anyone' HorriEts HlahE Things HappEn ).V team gets into position Anticipating the rebound TULIA FLORAL 113 N. Maxwell 995-4133 J.V. TEarns Provide Pot Top Row (L to R) Eddie Shelton, Adolphus Barrow, D Anderson, Joe Garrison. Mike Cruz Bottom Row (L to R) Brian Hinkle. Delwin Ferguson, Mark Turner, Billy Turner Tulia Cable Television 208 N. Armstrong TULIA, TEXAS 79088 150 Freshman BashEtball j. Choat, B Hill. S Swinburn, E Clayton. R Childers. D Webb, T. Tucker,). Bush, M. Voss, D. Ozment, R. Hernandez, T. Sanders Not Pictured M Dovel, D. DaVore 151 HarnEts in Rctinn Debbie gets the net niEmariES of HsrriEt T Earns 13BE-F1B3 Bryan and Jim Bob block out opposing players. Chad and Rusty bring down their man. Compliments of TULE LAKE COUNTRY CLUB Donnie and Sandy Duboise 995-3400 152 Kenee and Nona lead the herd. Spirit in Football - you bet. (Say with deep voice). Get Jachad Up.. was a familiar cry from Coach Prater hear throughout the year. The new head basketball coach helped the school realize its potential; not only in sports but in all aspects. Athletics is only a small fraction of school spirit. 5ports Cheerleaders and crowd get jacked up! INMAN WELDING 153 403 E. Service Rd. Tulia 995-2804 Hard LJUarh Brings BACK ROW L to R) Angie Stewart, Debbie Duboise, Michella Chavez, Predina Goodwin, Kristi Crooks, Teresa Tinner, Shana Howell, Lorette Goodwin, (MIDDLE ROW) Michelle Stark, Jackie Patterson, Missy Stringer, Kenee Littlefield, Debra Thompson, Mindi Dovel, (FRONT ROW) CoCo Hurd, Marcella Chavez, Dana DeVore, Lisa Williams, Carmyn Edwards (CLOCKWISE) Missy Stringer, Debbie Duboise, CoCo Hurd, Jackie Patterson (CLOCKWISE) Mindi Dovel, Marcella Chavez, Missy Stringer, Dana DeVore Bob Colson Insurance 16 SE 2nd 995-4848 154 ExT ra Benefits 5printers mile Relay (L to R) Teresa Tinner, Michelle Chavez, Jackie Patterson, CoCo Hurd (BACK ROW L to R) Mindi Dovel, Jackie Patterson, Lorette Good- win, Kristi Crooks, Kenee Littlefield (FRONT ROW) CoCo Hurd, Dana DeVore, Marcella Chavez, Missy Stringer Distance (BACK ROW L to R) Debbie Duboise, Teresa Tinner, Angie Stewart, Debra Thompson (FRONT ROW L to R) Shana Howell, Michelle Chavez, Lisa Williams Field Events (BACK ROW L to R) CoCo Hurd, Predina Goodwin, Teresa Tinner, Lorette Goodwin, Jackie Patterson. (FRONT ROW L to R) Shana Howell, Carmyn Edwards, Mindi Dovel, Kristi Crooks, Angie Stewart Swisher Farm Bureau 319 SW 2nd 995-2341 155 TrachstErs Run Up fln ... (TOP ROW L TO R) D Goodwin, S Iones, M Hill. I Gleason, C Sperry. (MIDDLE ROW) R Jackson, C Jackson, B Hinkle, M Parker. D Huseman, T Powell, E Shelton (BOTTOM ROW) M. Turner, C Padilla, B Villegas, D Ferguson, D Cabe, B Turner, L Kelly. (NOT PICTURED) R Ferguson, C Swinburn, R Hooper Sprint ReIslj (CLOCKWISE) R Rodriguez, C Jackson, C Sperry. B Hinkle, B Villegas mile Relay (CLOCKWISE) R Rodriguez, S C Sperry, C. Jackson, B. Villegas, M Parker North Plains Compress Co. 156 West of City Tulia 995-4497 995-3036 Field Events Top Row (I to r) T Powell, D Anderson, R Hopper. I Gleason, M Hill, M Cruz HI T 5 e X e a t r s r r • □ a t f n I c Mark Turner clears the bar Top Row (I to r) B Turner, D Huseman, ) Geason, D. Goodwin, R jackson Bot- tom row (I to r) D Cabe, L. Kelly Chris Sperry shows his style Crop Clinic Airport Rd. Tulia 995-4713 Golf T Earns CantinuE Winning Wags (TOP ROW L TO R) J. Walker, J. Hicks, A. Stark, M, Latham, E. Moore, A. Riley, W. lames. G. Dickey (Bottom Row) A Morris, S. Cobb, M. C Hatcher, T. Childress, J. Hay (TOP ROW L TO R) T Gay, S. Young, C. Watson, B. Childress, B. Hill, K. Evans, D. Lacey (Bottom Row) R. Mendez, J. B. Foster, S. Smith, T. Morris, S. Adams, j. Hay, T. Rossi Both girls' and boys' golf teams finished the year with many accomplishments under their belts. Coaches Gerry Payne (girls) and Happy Cole (boys) should be commended for an excellent job. Besides district, the girls either won or placed high at Tulia, Muleshoe, Memphis, and Amarillo. The boys did likewise at Tulia, Memphis, Amarillo, and Abernathy. SWISHER CATTLE CUSTOM FEEDERS 627-4231 Bags and Girls Capture District Crowns GIRLS A TEAM Jennifer Hicks Amy Morris Elaine Moore Amy Riley Marci Latham GIRLS B TEAM Angie Stark Stanna Cobb Mary Catherine Hatcher Jonna Hay Not Pictured: Pandy Hutson Girls go strategy leads to (Right). DICKENS LUMBER AND CABINET 995-4711 205S.W. 2nd Tulia,TX Bdljs 5torm Into PiEgianal niEet Kyle checks his swing. BOYS A TEAM Brad Hill Kyle Evans John Hay Brad Childress Trent Morris B TEAM Terry Rossi Chris Watson Steve Young Spoony Smith J. Brett Foster John David is never too busy to pose for a picture. v. . ). Brett and Steve shag for some losse balls. INMAN WELDING 403 E. Service Rd. 995-2804 Tulia Brad C. keeps his eye on the ball. HorriEttES “Putt ThEir LLlag to Rustin The Hornette girls lived up to their golfing tradition with yet another trip to the State Meet at Austin. Coach Payne, who has been the force behind the girls suc- cessful program, has decided not to coach next year. The Hornet '83 sports staff would like to congratulate Coach Payne for her many out- standing years. Girls Place Uth at 5tate 161 TRIANGLE BUTANE Vigo Park 633-4455 M and B ELECTRIC 220 W. Broadway 995-4343 Tulia, ... an EnjogablE VEar (TOP ROW L TO R) B. Borchardt, R Hooper, |. Gleason, C Sperry, S. Jennings, T. Sanders, (BOTTOM ROW) T Whitten, M. Voss, J. Choate, , T. Tucker, D. Webb T Sanders prepares for the big match HornEt T Ennis TULIA FARM EQUIPMENT 201 W. Broadway 995-3292 163 EvErLj T.H.5.5tudEnt EnjoLjs... Sports around T.H.S. involves much more than just organized athletic teams. Whether it's an afternoon pick-up game, or just clowning around, everyone seems to enjoy the sporting life. THE TULIA HERALD Covering Swisher County Like the Sunshine CLOCKWISE: Shane Jennings Mark Hill Victor Rios Clifford Jackson Jim Gleason ... thE Dutdaor Lif e High jump is the main event. jim Bob is ready for summer vacation. ...: Predenia in action. Tennis guys plan strategy. WORKMAN MACHINERY 309 East Service Road 995-3507 Tulia David Lee gets in an early morning job. 165 Kenee Littlefield 166 Nona lames Janice Byrd j S. Missy Stringer Mary Beth Dove! Tanya Tucker Merle Norman Cosmetics HAIR DRESSING FASHIONS 101 S. Austin Owner Tulia, Texas Linda Bradley 79088 Phone 806 995-2167 167 ).V. cheerleaders at homecoming pep rally. 125 S Austin C J.V. 5 h r E E E S r e 1 E FIRST STATE BANK 995-4151 Trach Daij Gives 5tudEnts a Breah Tami, Debra, Clifford, and Kenneth find the camera. Where is everybody? STATE TRACK QUALIFIERS Chris Sperry Jackie Patterson CoCo Hurd Michelle Chavez Teresa Tinner Debbie Duboise Dana DeVore Would you buy a used car from this man? FIRST STATE BANK 125 S. Austin Tulia 995-4151 Member F.D.I.C. 169 RthlEtic Awards Football Rusty Hooper, Clifford Jackson, Mark Willis Basketball Kenee Littlefiled Teresa Tinner Cindy Watkins Mark Hill Mark Willis Matt Murff T ennis Missy Stringer David Webb Trach CoCo Hurd Chris Sperry Golf Amy Morris Trent Morris HORNET DRIVE-IN 526 N. 87 Ave. 995-3712 Tulia 170 Honor HthlEtes flnnouncEd in 5pring Rusty, Clifford, Mark vl JOE BOBS SUPERMARKET 995-4545 N. Hwy. 87 Tulia Kenee, Teresa, Cindy, Mark H„ Mark W., Matthew Lifelong Frie hds Edna laqufgs V nS_ | ng friends . . what lovelier thing _____jld the hand of life Than a friendship built upd_ Alflme precious things you know Faith ij each other and the ties derstandine old andwise. V friend Btoendship flavor?®� ' the past, swimming holeTand days shot through With loafing . .. fishing .. . catching crabs. The Cfciz things that small boys do, A hideout in the woods somewhere, With adventure on ,hef of fare, fhool da i|nd hockey, bilces and skates, Kiri's fac ngled iifyour heart, Kir first small j tl .i Became the grc e glamour of a hll That seemed all bl some way of your start; I dance d romance. These are the ties, the little things That add up to the kindly sum Of all that makes the days worthwhile, The precious memories hat become Strong as a hempen rope I The strands of friendship i 172 These Two Pages Are Sponsored by The 1AB3 Annual 5taff On the floor: M. Sanders Second row: D. Hulsey, P Hutson, D Bradshaw, D. James. P. lohnson, A. Stark, C. Torres, K Ramsey. Back row: J Gleason, M. Bryam, T. Barnett, E. Rawson, B Hannah Dorothy Hulsey.........................Advisor Pattie lohnson.......................Co-Editor Angie Stark..........................Co-Editor Bruce Hannah...................Business Editor Marcie Bryram...........................Honors Kena Millsap Kenneth Ramsey..........................Sports )im Bob Gleason Pattie lohnson Christina Torres.................Organizations Angie Stark Gaye Reynolds Darrin Davis Shane Perkins Donny James Pandy Hutson Flavio Benavidez Dee Ann Otwell______Senior Section and Faculty Mark Sanders Tommy Barnett Dawnetta Bradshaw Emma Flores Bruce Hannah...........................Classes Elizabeth Rawson................. Photographer A special thanks to Ray Mendez for his help with the photography. Editors' Note As editors of the annual staff, we have tried to make this annual something that you will treasure and remember for years to come. We hope that the feeling of unity will remain with everyone at THS throughout the years. Pattie lohnson Angie Stark CrEdit The 1983 Annual Staff would like to thank Mrs. Hulsey, who spent many hours helping us put this annual together. We also would like to thank Doug Altom, Taylor Representative, for all his help and advice. HAP ROGERS INSURANCE For All Your Insurance Needs 995-2830 174 i n ▼ AIRWAY PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR _______CONDITIONING 303 S. Bowie IB! 995-2191 Even Though the year has come to an end, and some of us will be leaving, the memories of T.H.S. will always remain in our minds. The annual staff hopes that they have preserved some of the memories of the 1982-83 school year for each person. We have tried to show the many different activities which occur in T.H.S. We would like to wish everyone the best in the future, and we hope the moments we have captured will always be cherished. Rn Extra Autograph PagE Thanhs to V .-•■A A : :x- •Jt v r; ±L'. 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