Tulia High School - Hornet Yearbook (Tulia, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1988 volume:

1 IUOJ-J 1 hornet 501 NE 4th Tulia, TX 79088 (806)995-2759 Taylor Publishing Company ALMA MATER WELL ALWAYS LOVE YOU OUR DEAR T H S THOUGH DAYS BE STORMY THOUGH DAYS BE FAIR YOU'LL ALWAYS BE DEAR TO US THOUGH WERE FAR FAR APART WELL ALWAYS THINK OF YOU OUR T H S SENIOR CLASS OF 71 i To many, this year at THS has been one of the best so far. With mutual trust and cooperation among teachers and students, the year went not only well but quickly. With competition and morale at their all time highs, the year was also fun and action-packed. So, I guess you can sum up for yourself why we on the annual staff named our an- nual ‘‘No Mistake in ’88.” There simply was “No Mistake in ’88.” TABLE Cf CCNTENTS x CLASSES 4 x EALL 31 lx WINTER 37 lx SPRING 89 x RCNCRS 111 There is ne Mistake The 1988 class finally arrived at its long-awaited last year. This was one of their most exciting years as they participated in many school activities, and athletic events. This year was filled with the ordering of invitations and caps and gowns — all important aspects of the Senior year. These Seniors can look back and say, There is no mistake — these were the best years of our lives! Maria Ahumada Brucella Aldridge Jeff Austin Diana Basaldua Gracie Basaldua Mitzi Beedy Teddy Benavidez Bethany Bivens Chris Childers Torey Cox m3 Seniors are Great! Are these three always together? John Doan Jill Edwards Daphne Farmer Greg Faught Homer Garza Bob Gales Becki Garcia Julie Fernandez Trampas Goodwin Lance Grantham Anita Guzman Cindy Hale Togo Hallford Rhonda Hannah Kevin Harris Trudie Hart xt A uT Rosie and Jennifer take time out for a picture. Renee, see what happens when you get caugth shoe polishing. Lyn Holland Matt Hooper Curtis House Carol Hill ■ Jon Howard Tara Irlbeck Robert is well aware of what's going on. They think they are Tori Irlbeck Kathleen This Was Their year James Vitawat Kasemvudhi Cynthia Lamb Tony Luna Santos Martinez Claudia Milloway Robert Mireles Susan Morris Terry Murrell Merwyn and Matt relax in art Seniors know when they go over the line. Togo Marfa have fun at Mr. Miss Sting Contest. Julie Newby Melissa Nevins Stanton Mote Becky McKone Stanton is ready for anything Robert Nolen Lynn Norris Merwyn Parker Jennifer Perkins All of the Hornets huddle up to make plans Jon Stewart Mrs Rogers (Head) Mrs Howard Ms Galbraith Mrs Raymond Sponsors Mr Chapman Mr Wallace Ms Durham Not Pictured Danny Macias Mark Malone Manuel Medelin Rosie Rameriz Joel Wright Laura Whiteley Marfa Whiteley Tricia, Tara, and Renee take Does this mean they want to go back to kindergarten? Well the babys are the fish, And the kids are sophomores But it’s the mid-adult class with rhymes galore. Well we've been Champions since the 9th Grade, Were the Class of 89 and we got it made. So listen up ya’ll while 1 tell this story of How the Junior Class won all the fame and glory. Cause the class of 88 is a big mistake, 90,91 is way to late. But the class of 89 is right on time, leaving all the rest left behind We always brag and we always boast. Cause we’re the 1 class and we’re loved the most! David Adams DUH!!! Rusty Bullock Sheila Butcher ED HARRIS LUMBER Capable Dependable Since 1947 Remodeling Repairing 218 SW 2nd TULIA Rayna Damron A trua junior stud! Super smilin'Scott and Sumo TedDavey Deanna Davis Becky Delarosa Juanita Delgado Linnet Doss Michelle Earl Scott Edwards Classy Juniors Joann Fernandez Trisha Espinoza Dopey, Happy, and Sleepy show how excited they really are. Cecelia Flores Alfredo Garcia Craig Gardner April Gillenwater Crissy Gonzales Carlos Guzman FIRST STATE BANK 125 S. Austin 995-4151 14 Derek Hall Sherry Hannah Jim Heathington Louie Hernandez Auden Herrera P. D. Hurd Michelle Johnson Marci Jones Monte Jordan Bobby Lamb Becky Lopez D’Lynn Malcolm Wes Mason FRONTIER BODY SHOP 1015 N.W. 6th 995-4183 15 Shelia dreaming of being a playgirl bunny Elissa McGaughey Edward Medellin Valerie Millsap Derek Milner Krista must have found a cute guy to stare at! � Courtney Motague Lucy Moreno T rey Nevins Tricia Norris Jesse Ortega Christina Ortiz Danny Perez Greg Perkins ToniRameriz Tim Rice Vicenta Saenz Angel Serna Beth Smith Jay Smith Michael Smith Patty Smith Charles Thorton Sherrie Swanson r Chad Tanner Shelly Thompson Tracey is bound to be our future PRESIDENT! Mecca Veals Shonda Via Michelle Villegas Shannon Voss Jerel Ward Donnie White Not Pictured: Jose Garza Crystal Marshall Eugene Rivas Karen Stewart Kathy Shie Say What!?!? FIRST NATIONAL BANK Dawn Wilfong James Williams Krista Willis Tommy Willis 101 N. Maxwell TULIA 995-2301 Time Temperature 995-2351 17 Scphcmcres Are Halfway There The sophomores have done ex- tremely well this year. They have achieved highly in every aspect of high school. A few of their achievements are: helping in the J.V. fooball, basketball, band, and well above average grades. They are enjoying only having two more years of high school. They are showing their feelings for T.H.S. with their participation in activities as well as the smiles on their faces. The next two years at T.H.S. will show great leadership and hope for the future just because of the up- perclass leaders. The sophomore class nominated Stephanie as Miss Flame With Jason as her escort, one wouldn't think she could lose! Bo Atkins Deon Byrd Jay Compton Thad Cox James Davis Angie DeLeon Michelle Diaz Jason Doan Sophomores We're half way there, a couple of years to go. Boy time sure seems slow. Time to start thinking, new things to learn. What do we do? Where do we turn? There's still two years for having fun, laughing with friends... it seems we've just begun. Never looking back, except memories of old: looking to the future and that untold. Monica Jo Amanda, Jennifer what's wrong ya look so excitedl WILKERSON FORD — CHRYSLER 901 N. W. 6th 995-3537 18 Alex Durand Robert Echols Michelle Flores Eliza Garza Clifton George Brandon Glenn Grace Gonzales Sheila Via, who is head of Sophomore Class, wrote, The majority of the Sophomore Class was eager to do their part of fund raising. They have some good ideas when it comes to ways to make money. Several in this class are high achievers and make the most of their abilities. Bill Schneider wrote this: The Sophomores of 1987-1988 remind me of the saying, 'Great people with extraordinary amounts of determination'. As Mary Lou Moreno states it: “The Sophomore class has been very involved this school year. They took part in the RAP competition, homecoming skit competition, the skateboard competition, as well as other various competitions. They have achieved highly. As Dorothy Hulsey states her opinion: “It’s always refreshing to become aquainted with every class entering Tulia High School. This sophomore class has its uni- que set of personalities and abilities. I expect grest achievements from them. Another statement given by Judy Stewart is: I have worked with this class for two years as sponsor. I have always found this class willing to do anything I’ve ask- ed. Many members of this class have creative ideas for the projects in which we've engaged. Apryl House Ty Hendrix Tami Hill Chad Howard Penny Hutson GEORGE BARNETT, INC. N. Hwy. 87 995-4128 Two great ways of cheering on the sophomores class was by helping Mindy and Angie CHEER!!! JOHN DEERE DEALER 19 Calm yourself down. EsmerT Kevin Leatherman Philip Lopez Becky Luera Clemencia Martinez Kristi McCain What's going on?! Ron McCune Darin Morris Jim Bob Mote Meily Orozco Robert Powell Yolanda Rendon Gabriel Rodriguez Ronnie Rodriguez Vicky Rodriguez GRABBE-SIMPSON MOTOR INC. 124 S.W. 2nd Street 995-3565 20 Anna Saldana Kimberly Sewell Robyn Scott Chris White Jeanie Whiteley Chris Willis Vickey Strickland Kim Tiffin Amanda Vaughn Layne Young Hey, Dudes! Freeze! This is the police. Put your hands above your head! Mindy and Stephanie cheeze it for the camera. GALE’S TEXACO 528 N. 87 995-4404 21 Faculty Glenda Malone Joyce Hosch Juliana Howard Dorothy Hulsey Carolyn Kirkpatrick Carolyn Cabb L ' David McEntyre Judy Stewart Carrie Tarrant Donny Wiley Garry Wilfong Sheila Via Rick Wallace Superintendent — Mike Vinyard Principal — Linda Hicks Voc. Administration — Don Stout 22 HIGHWAY SAFETY SERVICE 409N.Hwy.37 995-4609 _______________________________________________________Deryl House______ at T.M.S. Munch, Munch, Munch Cir. Dir. — Cody Myers Secretary — Judine Wilks Board of Education Brent Joy, President Dennis Love, Vice President Gary House, Secretary Harold Keeter Albert Irlbeck Stephen Rohde Dale Swinburn Glen Zeeck 23 This year The Freshman Here This year the freshmen, (one of the two largest classes in Tulia High), experienced many new situations. Initiation was one of the many new ex- periences the freshmen went through. Along with rotten eggs! The aura of excitement was in their year. Be it in sports, academics, or just in the school in general. Being their first year in high school, the freshmen started to work on raising funds for their Jr. Sr. Prom. The sponsors who helped with fund raising were: Mrs. Devin (Head), Mrs. Burgess, Mr. Hat- cher, Mrs. Hosch, Mrs. O'Daniel, Mrs. Tarrant, and Mr. Wilks. Good Luck Seniors of '91! Jeanette Alvarado Jay Barham Chad Barnett The Freshman girls say, “Hey! Look at us. Don't we look just oooh sooo beautiful. — The Senior girls did their best to give all the Freshman girls a complete makeover to im- prove their looks at initiation. What can we say? HORNET RESTAURANT 526 N. 87 995-3712 Kerry Don Adams Wendy Aldrige Charlie Adkins Nikki Altman Troy Benard Heidi Bohler - rr 24 Wild, Wacky, Tunny, and Tishy” Sara Chapa Wendy Corado Wesley Corado Charlotte Coslow Cynthia Coslow Colby Crawford Jose Durand Rena Gardner Brian Goss w Andrea Farias Kathy Garrison Jay Gunnels Steven and Chad give us a quick pose, while JoAnn. David, and Steven Zuniga do all the work. David Foster Holly Foster Fabian Gonzales Ruben Gonzales Victory! % Johnny Cruz Isaac Delgado Warren Farmer JoAnn Garza Raul Gomez Hugh Farmer Fernando Guzman Tish Hallford HUXFORDS 137 East Broadway 995-3331 25 Shannon Jennings John Johnson Robin Jordan Jesse Kirkland Carrol Littlefield Dennis McCaslin Jay dropped his books and went bananas over his first year here; so we decided to call him a clumsy fruity fish H M UPHOLSTERY CARPET CLEANING AUTO TRIM — FURNITURE — ANTIQUE CARS 995-4592 CHARLES McCASLIN — GREG HACKER Misty McClurg Toby McDowell Chad Malone The three stooges of Drama Club: Mo (Jeannette), Larry (David), and Curly (Steven) do what they do best ... act like fish. Judson Matlock Alfredo Medellin Gracie Minajarez Leah, the Wicked Stepmother, gloats as her two ugly daughters. Saulina and Chadwina kneel before her. The stepmother shows her daughters how to do the Curly shuffle. Don Morris INMAN’S WELDING SERVICE 403 E. Service Road Tulia 995-2804 Robin Ober Antonio Olague Paul Olivarez Ludid Orozco Denise Otwell 27 1 Richard Pacheco Maria Pena Christina Perez Israel Ramirez Joel Ramon Saul Reyes Rosemary Rios Shane Rogers Jenni Smith Jennifer Smith Shadonna Smith If you think I look funny, what about her and her men's boxer shorts? , says Cynthia while enjoy- ing freshman initiation. Shawn Smith HAIRBENDER 111 N. Austin 995-2443 28 Stacy Turner Adela Vasquez Pete Vasquez David Teakell Nora Waters Kristi White . 4 r r L Rickey White Gary Williamson Shane and Daphne enjoy the special moments of a Friday night football game Evonne Zuniga Ninfa Zuniga Jennifer says, “Hey like wait just a minute here! Steven Zuniga HIGHWAY SAFETY SERVICE FRONT-END - MUFFLERS 409 N. HWY87 Bus: 806 995-4609 Res: 806 995-2120 29 Senior Prophecies Mana Ahumada marries and has 3 kids — each with an I Q. ol 170 5 years later Brucella Aldridge is married to Patrick Swayze after she revived him after a faH while making Dirty Dancing Part VI Jell Austin — at the age of 40 he finally stopped taking a shower with his underwear on Dianna Basaldua became the star m the video for Michael Jackson s song Dirty Dianna Gracie Basaldua invents a new detergent that makes your clothes come out of the wash Gracefully clean Mitzi Beedy invents a new line of cars The Mitzi 8eedy Bug Teddy Benavidez goes to college and stays in his Pro F O M class for all 4 years Bethany Bivens is now bald because her hair got so long it fell out 5 years later someone has finally got the point out of one of Chris Childers' stones Torey Cox finally told Matt to go home Jacque Crawford invented a new athletic supporter called Jacque s Jock Kyle Crook finally lived up to his name, he robbed the Pizza Hut and became a true crook Priscilla and Robert Cruz have formed a lownders union called the Cruzaders Monica Jo Cuhfer still favors her trumpet over any guy Tricia Davis was sent to prison after cancelling too many of her own tickets 7 years later Sara Delgado has filed for bankruptcy after repeatedly posting bail for Joe John Doan published his autobiography It hasn t done too well though, everyone s already heard it all Two months after graduation Jill Edwards joins the Army Guess why? Beki Garcia permed and bleached her hair one too many times and it all fell out After 20 years of rehabilitation. Homer Garza, has finally developed his own personality and stopped copying Trampus David Garza is now the executive vice-president of the Winns Corp and now owns his 50th new car Penee George is still saymg excuse me' to every pole she meets Trampus Goodwin, our former Mr Legs, has moved up to bigger and better things, he s now Mr Atlas Lance Grantham is now in training because he thinks he wiU beat Mike Tyson Anita Guzman invents 'Roseanita Picante Sauce ' Togo is a dummy tor the seat-belt tester for the Texas Seat Belt Safety Department from all his experience in high school Kevin Hams is now Manure Hauling King for being full of Lyn Holland won a trip to the Bahamas and finally got a tan so he wouldn't have to wear his jams to nis ankles Matt finally went home In 10 years Curtis is still singing the Eagle s songs 5 years later Jon Howard is serving a life sentence for breaking the computer security code at the Pentagon The Irlbecks. Tara and Ton. bought the White House to go along with their white Cadillac and white Corvette Kathleen is now the friendly greeting lady at your local Wal-Mart store Vitawat stayed after school so long working on his computer that he got locked in the school over the summer and missed his plane back to Thailand 15 years from now Cindy Lamb will be teaching Child Development in T H S Tony Luna delivers Luna's Tuna Sandwiches on his motorcycle Danny Macias is now head maintenance man of T H S and gives the orders instead of taking them Mark Malone misplaces a fleet of F 16 jets after entering the Air Force Santos Martinez replaced Erik Estrada on the sequel to CHIPs Becky McKone has overdosed on her asthma spray Greg FaugN is now the sole proprietor of Dip Street Claudia Milloway finally lost the weight she thought she needed to and blew away and now no one knows where she's at Susan Morris became the human representative for the California Raisins after staying in the tanning booth too long Stanton now makes his living by being a progressional air freshener tester Terry Murrell has invented the Terry Toothpicks, the all purpose toothpick In 10 years. Missy Nevms will still be staying home on weekends and going to bed early Julie Newby and Greg are the new hosts of the Newbywed Show While m co� ege Robert Nolen got beheaded by a ceiling fan Lynn Norns opens her own private school to teach kids how to skip regular school without getting caught Merwyn Parker graduated from Ranger College and comes back with a white horse and a purple mask Who was that masked man7 Jennifer Perkins has designed her own line of cafeteria wear called Cute Cafeteria Clothes Steve Powell changed his name to Richie Rich and became an unsuccessful comedian Rosie Ramirez is the Rose in Roseanita Picante Sauce Jamie Rucker has her own gossip column in the Kress Chronicle Susan Scott is now listed in the Gumess Book of World Records for the most leg m|unes Jamie Shulheld now owns a chain of El Matadors Jon Stewart is now unemployed even after applying at every male strip bar m the U S Mr Roger s neighborhood is now Miss Strickland's Street — Can you say — Connie Torres finally played because she now knows the difference between flats and naturals Dean Turner becomes a race car driver after all those days of gunning his car in the school parking lot Dean Vmyard has locked himself m his house because they took away his American Ex- press card and he won t leave home without it Joel Wright now owns his own gum factory, so he doesn t have to ask anyone for gum anymore Daphne Farmer marries Jolly Rancher and becomes Daphne Rancher Julie Fernandez finally got into the Gumess Book of World Records Billy Bob took over the role of Jed Clampett on the New Beverly Hillbillies Carol Hill now owns the Tulia Day Nursery, it is now called Mama Carol s Care Center Robert Mireles now stars as Eddie on the Munsters Marla Whiteley is on assignment photographing a confirmed finding of Big Foot Laura Whitely could not attend her 10 year reunion because she is leading a tour group that went to Siberia The group has not been heard from in 10 days Trudie Hart received an Oscar for her role in the life and times of Minnie Mouse Rhonda Hannah is running a basketball camp for people under 5 foot tall 31 Hornets Were Stanton Mote 51 Kyle Crook 65 Santos Martinez 70 Matt Hooper 74 Kevin Harris 44 Merwyn Parker 24 Tulia Tulia 1 Tulia tTH Tulie MiM m. The Hornets did this Jon Stewart 84 Tommy Willis 75 Craig Gardner 40 B R THRIFTWAY Steven Powell 50 Everyone got the football spirit!! New School Record! The '87 version of the Tulia Hornets advanced farther in state play-offs than any previous Hornet Team. Long hours of practice paid off as Tulia eluded tacklers, accumulated yar- dage, and successfully defended their goal line. The Hornets had a 8-3-1 record with a total of 211 points. They allowed their opponents only 122 points before being eliminated by Kermit at Area play-offs. The Hornets finished the regular season by winning the Littlefield game 14-0, which gave them a first place finish in the District. In a hard fought battle in Amarillo against the Perryton Rangers, the Hornets became the Bi-District champions. This set up the final game of the season with Kermit. Jim Bob Mote 63 Darin Morris 11 100 S.E. 2nd 995-3559 Charles Thornton 61 Revvin in 87 Lance Grantham 88 Trampas Goodwin 34 Robert Mireles 66 Ray Rodriguez 60 to win District!! Chris Childers 64 Homer Garza 81 Greg Perkins 80 James Barrow 30 Kent Brookins 22 Angel Serna 36 Steven Brooks 73 BARBOUR BROTHERS 301 N. Hwy. 87 995-3366 Curtis House 10 John Doan 15 Togo Hallford 83 Auden Herrera 21 Trey Nevins 20 Scott Edwards 77 Roy would have had it. 34 Bulldog hurries off the field. TPLIA HORNETS Trampas tries to get a few extra yards. The Hornets comtemplate their next move. BATES SHOE STORE 147 E. Broadway 995-3118 The boys talk about their choice for Miss Flame. The line got down and got dirty! Seniors love their guys — Curtis, John, Merwyn, Trampas, Kyle, Santos, Matt, Homer. Togo, Jon, Lance, Steve, Stanton, Chris, and Robert!!! 9 ( £ «■TO Santos, Matt, and Kevin try to recover the ball. Craig stops the man with the ball! ' Kyle hurries to get into place. Curtis looks for an open man. Merwyn scrambles for yardage. Kyle helps clear the path for Trampas. CITY DRUG STORE 148 S. Maxwell 995-3525 Stanton. Chris, and Jim Bob enjoy the pep rally. First Team Offense Lineman — Matt Hooper Running Backs — Merwyn Parker Trampas Goodwin Receiver — Lance Grantham First Team Defense Lineman — Tommy Willis Linebacker — Kevin Harris Secondary — Trampas Goodwin Punter — Lance Grantham Second Team Offense Lineman — Kyle Crook Tight End — Kevin Harris Second Team Defense Lineman — Lance Grantham Matt Hooper Secondary — Merwyn Parker Honorable Mention Defense — Santos Martinez Craig Gardner Chris Childers Offense — Curtis House Steve Powell Scott Edwards 35 J.V. Fcctball B. Glenn, C. Howard, L. Young, G. Echols, W. Farmer, C. Willis, G. Rodriguez. (Middle Row) J. Compton, A Durand, J. Davis, B Lamb, C. Anderson, C. White. (Bottom Row) R. Pacheco, J. Mote, K. Leatherman, V Basaldua, R. Rodriguez, C. George. (Not Pictured) D. Morris, A. Herrera. A. Serna, C. Thornton, T. Hen- drix, D. Rosales, M. Barrow, L. Tobar, J. Ortega. This looks like a winning team!!! COZY COTTAGE 202 N. Briscoe 995-4045 36 Freshman Fcotball (Back Row, L-R) P. Olivarez, R. Gomez, F. Guzman, H. Farmer, J. Johnson, T. McDowell, J. Kirkland, I. Ramirez, R. Bice, R. White. (2nd Row) T. Bernard, C. Adkins, D. Romero, W. Corado, J. Matlock, F. Guzman, S. Zuniga, R. Gonzales, C. Crawford. (3rd Row) J. Medellin, J. Casillas, J. Gunnels, S. Rossi, C. Barnett, D. McCaslin, C. Malone, D. Teakell, D. Foster, Coaches D. King, D. Wiley. Freshmen Home Visitor Tulia 0 Frenship Tulia 0 Plainview Blue Tulia 6 Floydada Tulia 0 Dimmitt Tulia 8 Muleshoe Tulia 8 Littlefield 14 Walking back to the huddle. Johnny waits for the play. Johnny is the action as the play comes to life. Running down the field for the play. 37 Varsity Cheerleaders (Back Row) DeDe Byrd, Shelly Thompson, Susan Morris, Beki Garcia, (Front Forward march! Right formation 32 belly on 11 Our T.H.S. Varsity Cheerleaders really showed their spirit and enthusaism throughout the year. They worked hard on painting signs, decorating lockers, and encouraging student support These cheerleaders supported our wonderful Hornets as they advanced to the area paly-offs and the Hornet and Hornette basketball teams They showed pride in our school and community, and each one added a little something special. Becky always showed how much she cared about our school She's a great leader and has tons of spirit Beki gave us her cute face and always made us laugh as she showed us her spirit in every game. Susan has done a wonderful job all four years in showing her spirit and enthusiasm and always gets into the game DeDe was a cheerleader her Freshman and Junior year and always showed her spirit and pride in our school Michelle has been a cheerleader all three years and always gets the crowd alive with her spirit Shelly's everlasting smile always shows her pride in our Hornetsl her enthusiasm is contageous. Kathleen always got the crowd alive no matter what the score Good job. girls! DAIRY QUEEN N.W. 6th 995-4025 38 JV Cheerleaders The T.H.S. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders worked SUPER hard helping the Varsity Cheerleaders with locker signs, hall signs, decorations, and secret pals. They showed us their spirit as they cheered on our Freshman and Junior Varsity Hornets. These girls brightened up the stands with their smiles and GREAT cheers and gave it their all! GOOD JOB J.V. CHEERLEADERS! Raise your hand if you’re sure! They really know how to show their pride. (Top) Mindy Prater, (Middle) Angie DeLeon, (Bottom) Nikki Altman. Jennifer Tucker. Miss Flame 1987 This year's Miss Flame wag lhe«jB|ior can- didate, DeDe Byrd. Along with being Miss Flame, she was also active jin cheerleading and (FT.A. She had a charming'personality And was always full of school spirit She always made everyone around her feel good. When asked what her in- terests were,' she said they were snowskiing, cheerieading, and most,.of all, guys. She was escorted at the ceremoni”by Derek Milner The senior candidate was Tara Irlbeck escorted by Joel Wright. The freshman candidate was Janet Hernandez escorted by Pete Trevino. 40 The sophomore candidate was Stephanie Sanderson escorted by Jason Doan. A H PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLY 121 E. Broadway 995-3220 Fcctball Queen 1987 Football Queen and her Court: Becky McKone. Rob Bice, Tori Irlbeck, Chad Barnett, Queen Beki Garcia, Steven Zuniga, Rhonda Hannah. Steven Rossi. ANIMAL HOSPITAL East of City Off. 995-3005 Res. 995-3013 e E a e r k c i i a The Football Queen is chosen by the THS football team (or her personality, spirit, and appearance. Beki Garcia well deserves this title She is a cheerleader, FTA member, and in Band. licmeccming Hornets Are Revvin’ In ’87 There was no mistake about the fun of Homecoming Week! It was full of activities this year. We started the week wearing sunglasses on Our Spirit Shines day. We stamped our cheeks with Hornets on Stinger Day and decorated our socks on Sock It To 'Em Day to show that Hornet spirit. Thursday, after several weeks of carefully guarding their wood and stealing all they could, each class proudly delievered their loads of wood to the bon- fire site. Friday, we started the day off by taking our Hats Off To The Hornets. The day ended with an exciting pep rally. Each class pulled their float in the mini parade to the gym. The classes then showed their spirit in class skits and yell competitions. Homecoming Week was truly a success as shown by the Hornets outstanding victory over Dalhart. The band really drummed up spirit. The Senior girls say mums the word Sock It To’Em Day DEAN CAGLE DITCHING 511 N. Harris 995-4431 42 Keek Chill!! Tori and Bethany have chic cheeks Leah and other freshman girls? Seniors are ready to set sail The Mighty Hornets DOUGHNUT SHOP N. Hwy. 87 995-4100 43 girls CRD55 COUNTRY (L to R) Stephanie Sanders. Coach Durham. Mindy Prater. Jolina Carthell, Amber Robertson. Jennifer Tucker. Tonette Willis. Angie Deleon. Coach Schneider. (Row 2) Nora Waters. Nikki Altman, Shadonna Smith, Rhonda Hannah, Tara Irlbeck, Tori Irlbeck. Amber Robertson and Stephanie Angie Deleon Sanders Jennifer Tucker 44 EL CAMINO 225 S. 87 Av. 995-4082 Mindy Prater EL MATADOR 519 N. 87 Av. 995-3489 The Hornet an Award H. Garza. R. Saenz, L. Moreno. S. Butcher. A. Guzman. D. Wilfong. R. Huron. D. Farmer, M. Ahumada. V. Saenz, C. Tanner. (4th Row) J. Doan, J. Ward. R Bice, J. Austin, S. Reyes, M. Johnson, S. Voss, B Smith, B. Garcia, J. Gunnels, T. Coomer. N. Altman, T. Hallford, R. Cruz. D. Otwell M Prater T Davey, J. Doan. (3rd Row) K. Sewell, P. Olivarez, S. Zuniga, B. Sturgess, R. Nolen, M. Culifer, M. Villegas, S. Hannah, J. Tucker, L. Holland D Bartram A. Herrera, C. Torres, T. Cox, S. Rossi. P. Lacey. S. Brooks, S. Rogers. (2nd Row) D. McEntyre, S. Baird. S. Smith. L Castenada S Heathington C. 46 Band Winning year Perez A. Baeza, A. Saldana. T. Colson, J. Whitely, W. Aldridge. C. Flores, L. Doss, S. Jennings, M McClurg, B. Arnold, T. Norris, T. Willis, M. Earl, V. Millsap, R. Scott, J. Garza, M. Orozco, C. White. (Front Row) J. Cope, H. Bohler. P. Cruz, J. Alvarado. T Hill, D. Byrd, S. Edward K. Tiffin, C. Anderson. B. McKone, R. Powell, D. Foster, J. Smith, A. House, S. Turner, R. McCune, N. Waters, L. Rolen, A. Roberts. K. Crosby. J. Smith. S Sanderson. Drum Majors: D. Coomer and T. Cox. 47 48 Mr. Baird There wasn't any room insidel Band Experiences Mere Eand Tun • • • Michelle eating her way to STATE. Rob chillin' at STATE. Many lasting friendships formed in band. 51 Continual Fun Beans, beans, love them beans. Smile Steven! The band showing off their new uniforms. Shannon’s training crew. 52 Hard Vcrk Pays Cff This year, the Fightin' Tulia Hornet Band under the direction of David McEntyre and Steve Baird was rated a 1 in district and a “1 in regional competition. From there, the band proceeded to Austin to compete in the State Marching Band Contest, where they were ranked 9th in State for Class 2-3A. We always knew they were a 1 . Once again Tara Irlbeck made our school proud. This year Tara was 1st in the district and 3rd in the region. She went on to Austin to compete in the State Cross-Country meet. Congratulations Tara!! This year THS football went farther than it had ever gone before. They were 1st in district and went on to win bi-district; then advanced to the area competition against Kermit. Good job team. About Where We Went Student ti dy President No matter what you say or do, I'm still a worthwhile person. It’s hard to believe this year has come and gone so fast. I have really enjoyed being this year's student body president. I have enjoyed the people I have got to know and the people I have worked with. The staff has been great this year and they have helped me in many things I have done. I would, like to express my thanks to everyone, you all made it worthwhile. Thanks, Curtis House TAYLOR EVANS SEED CO. 505 S. 87 Ave. Tulia 995-4111 56 Lady licrnets L to R: D. Malcolmo, R. Scott, S. Scott, J. Tucker, H. Bohler. N. Altman, R. Hannah. L to R: T. Irlbeck, J. Strickland. T. Irlbeck, S. Morris. Janice J U M P S Sky High! Rhonda HUSTLES for the basketball! Susan's knee in- jury kept her from playing. D'Lynn wonders who has the basketball. 58 JERRE’S JEWELRY 136 S. Maxwell 995-3252 Tori breaks through TOUGH defense! This is BASKETBALL, Tara, not dance class! Lady Hornets line up in rebounding position. Raise your hands if you’re SURE, Susan! Heidi holds her breath as she lays it up for 2! J-GEE DEPT. STORE 105 S. Austin 995-3357 Enthusiasm x c i t e m e n t Jennifer SWISHES the net! J.V. Basketball Girls’ Lay-Up the Points Stephanie, Kim, and Angie look on to see if the J.V. Hornettes will get the winning points. HOME OPPONENT 45 20 Littlefield 45 35 Muleshoe 42 40 Friona 42 35 Dimmitt 37 39 Floydada 51 26 Littlefield 36 40 Muleshoe 41 30 Friona 31 32 Dimmitt 46 41 Floydada This year the Lady J.V. Hornettes had a new coach. Ms. Deanna Durham said that she really enjoyed working with the girls, and that they did a wonderful job. Overall the J.V. girls had 13 wins and 9 losses. Their district record was 7 wins and 3 losses. 60 MEMORY MAKER 107 S. Austin Tulia 995-3797 Texas (Back Row, L to R) Jolina Carthel — mgr. Dawn Bartram, Robyn Scott, Kristi McCain. Penny Hutson, Tammy Hill, and Coach Durham. (Front Row, L-R) Angie DeLeon, Apryl House, Kim Tiffin, Nikki Altman, Mindy Prater, and Stephanie Sanderson. Freshman B-Ball Girls’ Shoot the Score Freshman Basketball Team, (L to R): L. Rolen, S. Turner, N. Waters, M. McClurg, T. Hallford, S. Jennings, C. Coslow, J. Garza, B. Hammons, T. Colson, A. Roberts. (Back Row) Coach Durham. D i s W i c t OPPONENT HOME LITTLEFIELD 20 45 MULESHOE 35 45 FRIONA 40 42 DIMMITT 35 42 FLOYDADA (OT) 39 37 LITTLEFIELD 26 51 MULESHOE 40 36 FRIONA 30 41 DIMMITT 32 31 FLOYDADA 41 46 Tish followed through as she made the two point basket This year, the Freshman Basketball team had an overall record of 13 wins and 9 losses. Their district record was 7 wins and 3 losses. JoAnn shoots the perfect jump shot! MID-PLAINS RURAL TELEPHONE 995-3572 Varsity Easketball The HORNETS and Coach Wiley take a few minutes out of the game to discuss strategy. REEVES INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 995-3894 995-3318 995-4488 433 N.E. 6th “A Rebuilding year The Fighting Tulia Hornets: L. Grantham, G. Perkins, H. Garza, Parker, J. Doan, D. White, C. House, and T. Goodwin P. D. Hurd, J. Howard, M Smith, M “This was a rebuilding year,” said the Hornets' Varsity Head Coach, Donny Wiley. There were a few players returning from last year's season, but they really did not have much ex- perience on the Varsity team. It will probably be the same during our next season, but we should be stronger than ever our following season. We played some tough teams like Dimmit and Littlefield, but we are “building for them and should be able to beat them in coming seasons. Trampas demonstrates perfect form. 995-2708 R R FERTILIZER SPRAYING INC. 995-3327 N. Hwy. 87 J.V. Beys Played t© Kin That’s life!!, say the J.V. Boys. ROYAL THEATER 118 SE. 2nd 995-4000 64 There’s Michael doing a new dance! OPPOSING TEAM TULIA OPP. Olton 32 33 Panhandle 32 62 Olton 51 13 Kress 57 42 Friona 36 71 Spring lake 31 60 Floydada 38 24 Cotton Ctr. 48 35 DISTRICT Muleshoe 64 41 Friona 42 29 Dimmitt 38 56 Floydada 38 65 L’fld. 35 57 Muleshoe 60 68 Friona 62 42 Dimmitt 37 74 Floydada 39 41 L’fld 53 68 Kent makes the play come alive. (Back Row): J Doan, D. Morris, G. Rodriguez. (Front Row): W. Farmer, K. Brookins, G. Perkins, M. Smith, T. Cox. Cutstanding Freshmen ;had goes for the loop — while the ithers stand guard. It’s fun to watch the ball and the team's exciting result. I Freshmen take the block. SUNSHINE PLACE 101 S. Austin Tulia, Texas 79088 Freshmen Hornets, (Back Row L to R): Paul Olivarez, Charlie Adkins, Fabian Gonzales, Shane Rogers, Raul Gomez, Ricky White. Chad Malone. (Front Row L to R): Timmy Tinner, Troy Benard. Mark Bullard, Saul Reyes, Chad Barnett. Jay Gunnels, and Steven Rossi. Letter Perfect F.T.A. (Back Row, L to R) Steven Brooks, Jamie Rucker, Bethany Bivens, Renee George, Tara Irlbeck, Tori Irlbeck, Steve Powell, Dean Vinyard. (3rd Row) Shonda Via, Michelle Johnson, Rhonda Hannah, Trudie Hart, Rayna Damron, Susan Scott, Jeff Austin, Charlotte Coslow. (2nd Row) Sherry Hannah, Dede Byrd, Sheila Butcher, Becky McKone, Beki Garcia. Jill Edwards, Torey Cox, Tish Haliford, Emeralda Alvarado, Christina Perez. (Front Row) Jon Stewart, Jon Howard. Above — Officers. (Back Row) Jon Howard, Steve Powell. (Front Row) Michelle Johnson. Sheila Butcher, Becky McKone, Renee George, Tara Irlbeck. Above Right: Future Olympic Ice-Skaters. 66 TSTI Amarillo, Texas We thought Joe Walsh was going to be here! As usual, seniors are pigging out. Don’t look so excited, Dean! SWISHER MEAT COMPANY SW of City 995-3581 DeDe does McDonald's. 67 F.H.A. Has (Back Row) Chris Willis, James Williams, Togo Hallford, Rena Gardner. Jeanie Whiteley, Shelly Thompson, Janice Strickland. Bridgette Hammons, Kristi McCain, Angie Deleon, Holly Foster. (2nd Row) Ninfa Zuniga, Julie Fernandez, Gracie Gonzales. David Garza, Vickey Strickland, Kathy Garrison, Elizabeth Tillman, Charlotte Coslow, Gracie Minjarez. Ludid Orozco, Cynthia Coslow, Maria Rodriguez. (3rd Row) Javier Briones, Maria Pena, Mary Mancha, Shannon Jennings, Michelle Earl, Shonda Via. Tim Rice, Tom Basaldua, Christine Herrera, Mrs. Barnett. (4th Row) Yolanda Rendon, Anna Saldana, Marfa Whiteley, Jill Ed- wards, Tricia Davis, Mitzi Beedy, Cindy Lamb, Laura Whiteley, Tricia Norris, Sheila Butcher, Becky Lopez, Jennifer Jones, Amanda Vaughn, Angela Allen, Susan Scott. (5th Row) Trisha Espinoza, Betsy Lawson, Valerie Millsap, Michelle Johnson, Wendy Corado, Linnet Doss, Shannon Voss, Sara Chapa, Sherrie Swanson. Robin Ober, Evonne Zuniga, Deanna Davis. (Front Row) Kathleen James, Denise Kelly, Lisa Garza, Becky Luera, Cecelia Flores. Amanda Saldana, Marilyn Hawthorn, Crystal Marshall. Jamie Hurt. Child Development girls get practice with the family. m 68 Cockin’ in 88 FHA girls take time out to pose for a picture (Back Row) Kathleen James Vice President of Public Relations, Homer Garza Vice President of Recreation. (Front Row) Linnet Doss Parliamentarian, Michelle Johnson Vice President of Programs Projects. Cindy Lamb President, Shonda Via Secretary Treasurer. Shelly Thompson Vice President of Star Events. (Not Pictured) Jolina Carthel Vice President of Power of One, Valerie Millsap Vice President of Achievement. Drama Club m Robert is trying to look cool! Shelly is amused by Ted! (B. Row) T. Davey, S. Edwards, T. Goodwin, H. Garza, R. Nolen, T. Cox, T. Rice, S. Turner, J. Heathington, B. Sturgess, B. Ar- nold, (3rd Row) J. Whiteley, B. Aldridge, M. Whiteley, S. Reyes, A. Vaughn, S. Thompson, J. Garza, C. Anderson, R. Bice, D. Byrd, C. Costow, H. Foster, (2nd Row) D. Foster, S. Zuniga, L. Norris, C. White, W. Aldridge, J. Alvarado, N. Altman, C. Cosby, L. Rolen, P. Olivares, Miss Galbraith. (1st Row) K. Tiffin, S. Sanders. E. McGaughey. M. Prater, A. House, L. Whiteley, A. Heitt, S. Rossi, C Malone, J. Gunnels, M. Bullard. Vitawat says, Thumbs Up’ If you say so, Miss G. Was Faultless Paul and Cad are definitely excited! B. Aldridge — President, M. Prater — Treasurer, E. McGaughey — Vice- President, S. Thompson — Parliamentarian, T. Rice — Secretary. 'i Marfa knows what she wants! Scott demonstrates his best moves! 71 T.H.S. Student Ceuncil Officers, Jonathan. Becky. Tori. Steve, Shelly, and Cur tis really had a good time at the Studen Council Convention in San Angelo The Student Council Officers always travel in style Tori Irlbeck did a fantastic job as secretary for the Student Council1 Shelly shows everyone how important it is to stay in shape by ex erasing during her campaign skit. Senior, and Junior Class Officers Senior Class Officers, (Back Row, L to R): S. Morris, B. Bivens, J. Howard, M. Nevins, (Front Row, L to R): R. Nolen, S. Powell, R. George, T. Irlbeck. Seniors believe that 7 heads are better than one. Junior Class Officers. (Back Row, L to R): M Villegas, M. Johnson, C. Anderson, D Byrd. S. Hannah, (Front Row, L to R) T Davey, C Montague, S. Edwards, A. Herrera Courtney and Ted are showing off their muscles. 73 Scphcmcre . fish Class Officers! The Sophomore Class Officers, (Back Row. L to R): B Sturgess, J. Compton. D Morris. (Front Row. L to R): T. Hallford, M. Prater. S. Sanderson, P. Lacey. A. House. T. Cox. Freshman Class Officers. (Back Row, L to R). P. Vasquez, C. Barnett. R. Buchanan, J. 74 A year ef Fun! Don't worry, everything is under control. Do I have to read the whole book? Loyal blood donors right down to the last drop. CEA An Unmistakable Good Year OEA is a class designed to teach students office procedures, leadership abilities, and secretarial skills. Mrs. Raymond kept the girls very busy this year learning these skills which will help them in the future, but that's not all they did. The girls in the club were involved in many other activities. At the first of the year, they chose secret pals and decided to be secret elves to the teachers. When Halloween came, they made baskets and took them to the hospital. They sponsored a needy family at Christmas. The girls also gave a breakfast for the teachers and revealed to each teacher who his her secret elf was. At Valentines, the girls sold Val-O-Grams. They wrapped up the year with an exciting End-of-the-Year Party. Susan M., Susan S., and Trudie work hard mak- ing baskets. (Back Row, L to R) Jamie Rucker, President; Susan Morris, Treasurer; Susan Scott, Reporter; Julie Newby, Historian. (Front Row, L to R) Torey Cox, Vice President; Gloria Rodriguez, Trudie Hart, Chaplain; Rayna Damron, Parlimentarian; Mrs. Raymond. The Mechanics cf the 8C’s (Back Row, L-R) Monte Jordan, Terry Murrell, Steve Powell, Lance Grantham. Togo Hallford, Jay Smith, Greg Perkins (Middle Row. L-R) Lyn Holland, Chris Childers. Victor Basaldua, Jon Stewart, Jesse Ortega, Derek Milner, Jacque Crawford. (Front Row, L-R) Aaron Inman. Bob Gales. Carlos Guzman, Donnie White, Julie Fernandez, Derek Hall, and Jeff Austin. 77 Aaron seems to say Hey! Do you think we have time to pose for a picture? I gotta teach Carlos something! FFA Shews Jim Bob and General work hard at building Pins in FFA Chad studies very hard. The 21st century promises exciting challenges for agricultures new generation. America needs well-prepared, enthusiastic young people to become tomorrow’s leaders in science, production, processing and business. High school agriculture and FFA provide a unique set of experiences. Leadership, teamwork, personal responsibility, problem solving, management and analysis are skills highly valued by employers — and developed in FFA and high school agriculture. Our world is being transformed, and ex- citing opportunities await those who are prepared. Tomorrow’s careers begin with FFA and high school agriculture. (Standing) Layne Young — Reporter. Jim Bob Mote — Treasurer (Front Row) Greg Skinner — Sentinel Kathleen James — President. Jon Stewart — V President, Jeftna Cope — Secretary. Sweetheart 78 Chad and Charlie think they know every seed apart. Bob and Charles show sheep at County Stock Shows Their Stuff! Steve and Jon learn all kinds of skills in FFA. SF hA === — AERICULTURE’S Sheep are a big part of agriculture. Cody Bill has good form while showing his pig. FFA and high school agriculture . . . here today to make sure American agriculture is here tomorrow. (Back Row) J. Davis, D. Morris, J. Compton, G. Skinner, G. Grounds, T. Murrell, J. Johnson, J. Heathington. G. Echols. M Jordon (3rd Row) L. Young. J. B Mote A Inman, B. Gales, C. Thorton, C. B. Allen, G. Faught, B. Lamb, B. Lamb. J. Ramon (2nd Row) S. Mote, P. Lopez. J. Matlock. C. Atkins. J Cope. K James. J Stewart, T. Davis, J. Newby, D. Otwell. S. Voss, S. Smith. (Front Row) C. Littlefield. C Malone. C. Crawford, P. Olivarez, D. Foster. C. Barnett. S. Heathington, D. McCaslin, R. Jordon. K. D. Adams, G. Williamson Double the Work Double the Fun DECA Officers deserve special recognition for their hard work and many accomplishments. President Vice President Secretary.... Treasurer Reporter .... Historian .... Sgt. at Arms. . . Kathleen James . Gracie Basaldua . . Priscilla Cruz . Jennifer Perkins Claudia Milloway . Anita Guzman . . . . Greg Faught (Fourth Row): R. Bullock, A. Guzman, D. Martinez, A. Garza, D. Macias, D. Reddick, R. Cruz, B Delarosa, R. George. (Third Row): C. Hale, J. Williams, D. Garza, M. Hernandez, G. Faught, D. Adams, M. Malone, M. Medellin. (Second Row): M. Jones, M. Beedy, J. Edwards, C. Milloway, T. Davis, K. James, M. Earl, T. Benevidez, D. Perez, R. Ramirez. First Row: D. Coomer, C. Lamb, C. Ortiz, P. Cruz, B. Lopez, D. Basaldua, C. Torres, G. Basaldua. 80 Kathleen James, President Gracie Basaldua, Vice President Priscilla Cruz, Secretary Jennifer Perkins, Treasurer Claudia Milloway. Reporter Deca officers are known for their high am- bitions and their great achievements in their personal and business lives. All Deca students have done an excellent job this year and can predict even more suc- cess in the years to come. Anita Guzman, Historian Greg Faught, Sgt. at Arms 81 Rusty Bullock Debbie Coomer Tony Luna Connie Torres Janice Strickland Mark Malone Danny Macias The Welders ef 88 (Back Row) F. Guzman. H. Farmer (Treasurer). B. Glenn. (Parliamentarian). W. Farmer (V. President). K. Brookins, C. Willis. B. Atkins, R. Gomez, J. Kirkland. (Middle Row) R. Romero. J. Duran, J. Rosales, W. Corado. R. Pacheco (President), D. Romero, T. Benard, P. Trevino. I. Delgado, S. Hernandez. (Front Row) R. White, F. Gonzalez (Sgt.-at-Arms), M. Medellin, F. Medellin, T. Tinner, D. Soliz (Secretary), T. Hendrix (Reporter), L. Tobar (Advisor), J. Barham. J. Casillas, D. Teakell. Warren and the rest of the crew watch Fernan- do to make sure he gets 86 Everybody acts as if they weren’t watching! Building Trades (Back) S. Martinez, K. Harris, P. D. Hurd, M. Hooper, J. Heathington, C. Tanner, and M. Smith. (Middle Row, L-R) S. Camacho. C. Cobb, M. Parker, J. Ward, B. Lamb, and L. Hernandez. (Front Row) D. Rodriguez, J. Fernandez, L. Garza, L. Castaneda, and E. Rivas. JoAnn gave us her photogenic smile as she was the only one interested in the picture. Lisa and the rest of the class drove off into the excitement of BUILDING TRADES!!! Jim and Lance gave us the architectural look! 87 Valentine Dance King Cupid 1988 John Doan Sweetheart 1988 Rhonda Hannah Sweetheart King Cupid Nominees Nikki Altman Carl Anderson Bethany Bivens Rusty Bullock Jeffna Cope John Doan Torey Cox Scott Edwards Beki Garcia Kevin-Harris Renee George Matt Hooper Rhonda Hannah Curtis House Tori Irlbeck Derk Milner Kathlen James Johnny Cruz Marci Jones Danny Romero D’Lynn Malcom Steve Powell Susan Morris Mike Smith Melissa Nevins Jon Stewart Dora Rodriguez Chad Tanner Jennifer Tucker Dean Vinyard Michelle Villegas Joel Wright The presenters were Jon H. and Tara I. Tara I. presents John D. the King Cupid flower. Rhonda and John pose for their picture. Girls Say (B. Row) Coach Schnieder, A. Roberts, T. Irlbeck, S. Jenning, S. Morris, J. Tucker, V. Strickland. (F. Row) H. Bohler, N. Waters, S. Smith, P. Hutson, N. Altman, T. Willis, R. Scott. Track Is Back! T. Willis, S. Morris, S. Jennings, H. Bohler, V. Strickland I'm so tired; I'm goofy. There's no mistake that we are 1. We hope this is the last picture! WORKMAN MACHINERY 309 E. Service Rd. 995-3507 91 The Varsity and J.V. Beys (Top Row, L-R) Coach Pair, S. Edwards, G. Perkins, W. Farmer, P. D. Hurd, L. Grantham, and Coach Chapman. (Middle Row) C. Gardner, T. Nevins, M. Parker, T. Goodwin, T. Willis, G. Echols. (Bottom Row) J. Ortega, S. Reyes, N. Hendricks, B. Lamb, K. Brookins, and G. Rodriguez. Merwyn showed us what he’s made of as he raced past the photographer. Clifton and Richard gave it the extra umph” as they approached the finish line. The Stupendous Sprinters: T. Goodwin, C. Gardner, K. Brookins, T. Nevins, and M. Parker. Shot and Discus Participants: L. Grantham, T. Willis, S. Ed- wards, and G. Echols. WESTEX FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION 115 N. Armstrong 995-3129 P. D. whizzed his way by to a victory! Tracked Their Kay tc Victories (Back Row, L-R) Coach Chapman, M. Smith, D. Morris, J. Johnson, T. Cox, H. Farmer, L. Young, B. Glenn, R. Gomez. (Middle Row) R. Pacheco, D. White, A. Serna, J. Doan, C. George, R. White, T. Benard, A. Her- rera. (Front Row) C. Jackson, C. Barnett, C. Adkins, C. White, P. Olivarez, D. McCaslin, and D. Foster. Girls Gclf The girls' golf team had another successful year. They won the district competition and advanced on to Regionals in Odessa. D'Lynn Malcolm was second medalist in district, Kristi McCain was third, and Bethany Bivens was fifth. Good job girls! Golf drove them crazy. Watch this shot, Coach. (L to R) Elissa McGaughey, Shonda Via, Valerie Millsap, Kristi McCain, Jolina Carthel, Beth Arnold, D'Lynn Malcolm, Bethany Bivens. What can we say?!? 94 WAITT-RUFENACHT Hwy.87 995-2336 Boys Golf (l to R) Ted Davey, Joel Wright, Jon Howard, Jonathan Stewart, Steven Rossi. The varsity team only had two former players returning this year to play. It was a year for learning. They placed fifth in district and Joel Wright was fourth medalist in district. Jon and Jon know the true meaning of the word rough. The golf guys monkeyed around. WRANGLER FEEDYARD P.O. Box 48 668-4746 (L to R) Jay Compton, Chris White, Jim Bob Mote, Cody Allen, Biff Sturgess, Chad Malone, Jay Gunnels. 95 B c,ys T e n n i� s Our boys' tennis team this year did a good job. We went to Lubbock for a district meet. There were only two people in varsity team. They were Steve Powell and Curtis House; they played doubles. On Junior Varsity, there were Vitawat Kasemvudhi, Ronald McCune, Steven Brooks, and Saul Reyes. Ron McCune, Steven Brooks, and Saul Reyes made it to quarterfinals. WALCO INTERNATIONAL 426 N. 87 Ave. Curtis said, Nice game, guyl” (L to R) S. Reyes, V. Kasemvudhi, C. House, S. Powell, R. McCune, S. Brooks. O.K. you asked for itl Wow, what a returnl Curtis serves as Steve gets ready to Ron and Vitawat pose before a game, attack. 995-3144 Tori is preparing to serve. A forehand by Kathleen Tracey smiles for the camera. In girls’ varsity tennis, Tori Irlbeck went to the quarter-finals in singles. : Rhonda Hannah was also a singles participant. Kathleen James and Mit- zi Beedy played doubles on the varsi- f ty team. In junior varsity action, Tracey coomer placed 2nd in the finals. The team came in 2nd also. The JV team consisted of Dede Byrd, Katherine Shie, Tami Hill, Angie DeLeon, Meily Orozco, Marci Jones, Tish Hallford, Stephanie Sanderson, and Kim Tiffin. (L to R, Back Row) D. Bryd, T. Irlbeck, K. Shie, T. Hill, A. DeLeon, T. Coomer, K. James, M. Orozco. (Front Row) M. Jones T. Hallford, R. Hannah, S. Sanderson, M. Beedy, K. Tiffin. TULIA ENGINE MACHINE 820 S.W. 2nd 995-3561 Spcrts Cefiicnal Qualifiers NIKKI ALTMAN Hurdles Long Jump Triple Jump HEIDI BOHLER Hurdles Triple Jump TARA IRLBECK Mile Run 800 Meter Run SUSAN MORRIS High Jump ROBYN SCOTT Shotput rP. D. HURD Hurdles TREY NEVINS 200 Meter Run GIRLS’ MILE RELAY Tara Irlbeck Susan Morris Vicky Strickland Tonette Willis - •''S' GIRLS’ 800 RELAY Tonette Willis Susan Morris Nikki Altman Shannon Jennings BOYS’ SPRINT RELAY TreyNevins Kent Brookins Merwyn Parker Trampas Goodwin Super Spcrts Caminet Athletes of the Year Merwyn Parker Tara Irlbeck Trampas Goodwin Outstanding Basketball Player Curtis House Outstanding Defense Susan Morris. Rhonda Hannah Outstanding Basketball Players Ton Irlbeck, Jennifer Tucker Outstanding Golf Players D'Lynn Malcom. Joel Wnght Outstanding Tennis Players Steve Powell. Ton Irlbeck ODELL THOMPSON ASSOCIATES 995-2345 1 25 N. Armstrong 995-2 1 63 1 : p. Var: trict and Bi-District trophies, that ware wonj6y ball, were dedicated to the Senior?oLJ986. ; House i Childers Doan „ Merwyn Parker Matt Hooper ICyle Crook .. • -Togo Hallford ■ - tobert Mireles f Stanton Mote t Steve Powell ’ Kevin Harris Trampas Goodwin Santos Martinez - Lance Grantham . Homer Garza Jon Stewart Lt State Qualifiers The Metal Club Trades Club qualified to compete in State contest. The Students Who Competed were, (Front Row L to R): Jesse Kirkland, 5th — Prepared speech, 1st — Project; Jay Barham, 1st — project; Brandon Glenn, 1st — Project. (Back Row L to R): Richard Pacheco, 1st — Project; Ricky White, 2nd — Project; Pernando Guzman, 3rd — Project; Hugh Farmer, 3rd — Project; Not Pictured: Warren Farmer, 1st — Project. 100 TULIA LIVESTOCK AUCTION Dimmitt Highway 995-4184 Tara One fantastic Hcrnette has had a great high school career As a freshman, she only ran track Because of the number of girls running track, Tara ran on the JV team Then she only ran short distances At one track meet. Tara got to run on the Varsity mile relay because of a hurt teammate It wasn't until her sophomore year that her secret talent was discovered. At that time, she ran cross country only as a conditioner for track the following season Tara's first meet was in Amarillo and she ran against all five classes. The first ten places received medals and she took the 10th one home This was when she knew that she could really run That fall, Tara placed 5th at the State Cross-Country Meet in Austin. After this great feat, the Irlbecks started taking track seriously Of course, the next spring she ran on the Varsity track team. At her 2nd trip to Austin, Tara placed 1st in the 3200 meter and 2nd in the 1600 meter Her junior year was Tara's best year She brought home the 2nd place medal from State in cross-country. That spring, Tara captured the gold in the 1600 and 3200 meter runs. The the 3200 meter, she set a new record with a time of 11 24.2. Her senior year. Tara encountered many ups and downs Although she qualified for Stete, Tara's leg problems and many headaches prevented her from upholding her tradition at cross-country. But in the State Track Meet in Austin the following spring. Tara made up for her fall. She qualified for the 800 meter run and the 1600 meter run Tara gave up her spot to the 3rd place regional winner Tara’s reasoning was to save her strength for the 1600 meters. The races were on the same day. After the race was over, Tara had ran a five minute mile with a time of 5:06 5 She had the silver medal. The Beevilee runer that had beaten Tara, ran a five minute mile and has planned to sign with the University of Southern California. That was fine with Tara, because she had run her personal best and had missed the school record by only a se- cond. During her senior year, Tara was chosen to represent Texas with the Track All Stars. She was chosen along with 14 other girls, to represent Texas at the half time of the All Stars Basketball Game in Dallas These girls were chosen from all classes in Texas. One might say. that Tara, by MO MISTAKE, did her best through '88 Tara takes time for a picture. “Summer Brave — One Act A brotherly knuckle burn lor W sis Cast and crew got some relaxation time during the competition Carl and Mindy share one of the most dramatic moments m the first One Act Play to go to state com petition in half a century An introduction to the old maid school teacher An enjoyable night on the town during state competition Delivering mrfk and a newspaper during the play LINDA’S SNACK BAR 124 Maxwell I' )5 4 1 i! Play Goes to State District Honorable Meo I ion AlStar Cast Elissa McGaughey AB Star Cast Trudie Hart, Carl Anderson Best Actress Mindy Prater Aren Honorable Mention Al-Star Cast Elissa McGaughey. Steven Zuniga. Trudie Hart All Star Cast Carl Anderson. Tim Rice Best Actress Mindy Prater Regional Honorable Mention Al-Star Cast Tim Rice. Trudie Hart All-Star Cast Carl Anderson. Mindy Prater State Honorable Mention Al Star Cast Lmnet Doss Trudie m a pensive moment L net shows her best acting form Gne Act Play (Back Row) D Wilfong S Zuniga. T Rice. S Rossi. Miss Galbraith, C House C Anderson, B Sturgess. L Rolen, (Front Row) L Doss E McGaughey, T Hart.V Millsap.M Ahumada.J Garza. M Prater. S Sanderson Gast and Crew K D BARBER STYLING 995-2435 116S.W.2nd DOUG’S BACK DOOR PIZZA 995-2325 116S.W. 2nd ■Band Caminet Torey Cox and Debbie Coomer Scott Edwards and Becky McKone Rob Nolen, Homer Garza, Ron McCune, Carl Anderson Seniors recognized. Monica Culifer and Becky McKone Band dates — Santos Martinez and Matt Hooper Band Honors: Band Beau — Scott Edwards Band Sweetheart — Becky McKone Drum Majors — Debbie Coomer and Torey Cox Outstanding Bandsman — Becky McKone Outstanding Marcher — Rob Nolen Outstanding Brass Player — Homer Garza Outstanding Woodwind Player — Ron McCune Oustanding Percussion Player — Carl Anderson Seniors: Becky McKone, Jeff Austin, Torey Cox, Robert Cruz, Monica Culifer, Rob Nolen, Maria Ahumada, Beki Garcia, John Doan, Homer Garza Priscilla Cruz. There’s Ne Mistakes in Annual Co-Editors: B. Bivens, M. Nevins. Business Editors: M. Ahumada, S. Thompson. Special Pages Editor: D. Vinyard. Photographers: A. Guz- man (head), M. Whiteley (head), J. Fernandez, D. Perez, M. Culifer. Student Life Editors: S. Butcher, S. Hannah. Student Council: S. Thomp- son, D. Byrd. Senior Section Editors: M. Whiteley, B. Aldridge, L. Whiteley, L. Norris.dSports: L. Norris, M. Culifer. B. Aldridge, T. Irlbeck. U.I.L. District Informative Speak- ing — T. Irlbeck, not pictured P. Olivarez Poetry — M. Rodriguez, H. Garza, not pic- tured B. Sturgess Lincoln-Douglas Debate — S. Reyes, R. Hannah i i if j Headline Writing — J. Howard, T. Irlbeck, not pictured B. Sturgess Persuasive Speaking — H. Garza, not pictured D. Vinyard Prose — T. Colson Editorial Writing — P. Lacey, M. Ahumada, not pictured D. Vinyard Feature Writing — R. George, M. Ahumada News Writing — S. Powell. B. Bivens Number Sense — T. Irlbeck, R. Nolen, T. Nevins, V. Kasemvudni Spelling — S. Reyes, M. Ahumada KEN LOVE REAL ESTATE BROKER-APPRAISER N. Int. 27 995-4812 106 Participants Ready Writing — P. Lacey, E. McGaughey, not pictured C. Milloway Typewriting — S. Rossi, C. Malone, not pictured C. Coslow Literary Criticism — R. George, T. Irlbeck, not pictured C. Milloway Science, (B. Row) C. Gardner, M. Ahumada, M. Nevins, J. Howard. (F. Row) T. Irlbeck, R. Nolen. Calculator — C. Gardner, J. Wright, T. Nevins, J. Howard PLACES: Poetry B. Sturgess — 5th Editorial Writing P. Lacey — 1st Feature Writing M. Ahumada — 3rd Headline Writing T. Irlbeck — 1st. J. Howard — 4th, B. Sturgess — 5th Science T. Irlbeck — 1st, J. Howard — 2nd, C. Gardner — 4th Chemistry C. Gardner — 1st, Physics J. Howard — 1st Spelling M. Ahumada — 5th Literary Criticism T. Irlbeck — 4th Accounting C. Gardner — 1st Calculator T. Nevins — 4th, C. Gardner — 5th, J. Wright — 6th Number Sense T. Nevins — 5th, R. Nolen — 6th, V. Kasemvudi — 7th LARRY RAY’S GARAGE 810 S.W. 2nd 995-2701 Accounting — J. Wright. S. Via. C. Gardner 107 Academic Pesicnal Qualifiers Tori Irlbeck was first in Science and in Headline Writing. 1 Craig Gardner was first in Accounting. Page Lacey was first in Editorial Writing Jon Howard was first in Physics and second in Science. Steven Rossi was third in Typing. 108 LOVE BROTHERS OIL CO. 220 N. 87 995-2114 Claudia Milloway received the Social Studies Award from Mrs. Cobb. Melissa Nevins and Jon Howard earned the Citizenship Award. Susan Morris received the Foreign Language Award V.I.P. Awards Tara Irlbeck received the DAR Award and the Tulia High School Award. i f Rhonda Hannah got the Forensic Award. Trudie Hart got the Drama Award. Tricia Davis got the Marketing Ed. Award. Tori Irlbeck got the Kiwanis, Journalism, English, and Science Awards. Robert Nolen received the Math Award from Mrs. O'Daniel. JOE BOB’S SUPERMARKET N. Hwy. 87 Who’s Who in T.H.S. (B. Row L to R): Scott Edwards, Melissa Nevins. 995-4545 Jon Howard, Tori Irlbeck, Trey Nevins. (F. Row L to R): Bethany Bivens, Becky McKone, Rhonda Hannah, Maria Ahumada. Tara Irlbeck. T.H.S. Favorites Things.. . T.H.S. Tech Pizza Chinese Food Fatal Attraction Dirty Dancing Porsche Chevy Short Bed People. . . Glen Close Patrick Swayze Kirk Cameron Cybil Shepard Calvin Hobbs Oliver North Connie Chung Sayings.. . Psyche... You Pud!! Chill... Ah La La La Now. . . 1 See?!... Eeeh... Simmer! Quotable Quotes We Be Chillin’ Man ... You Have the Right to Remain ... Consider Yourself Told ... 110 That Special Occasion 513S.W. 2nd 995-4171 National lienor Society Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character Becky. Tara. Rhonda, and Torey smile lor the camera. 112 Sponsors: Julianna Howard and Judy Stewart. Scholarship Jackets Tori Irlbeck Bethany Bivens Tara Irlbeck Maria Ahumada Trey Nevins Elissa McGaughy Craig Gardner Not Pictured: Jolina Carthel Biff Sturgess Page Lacey Beth Arnold Ron McCune TULIA TRADING POST Box 752 995-3443 113 Khc’s Khc Maria Ahumada Tara Irlbeck Melissa Nevins Trey Nevins mcdowell plumbing RICHARD McDOWELL — Owner 318 N. Arthur 995-4412 in T.H.S Bethany Bivens Tori Irlbeck Rhonda Hannah Becky McKone PIZZA HUT 811 S.W. 2nd 995-4010 Mgr.: DANNY ENCINIAS Jon Howard Hours: Sun.-Thur. 11:00 A.M.-10:00 P.M. Delivery Fri.-Sat.-Sun. 115 Mr. 8k Miss T.H.S. Ncminees Miss T.H.S. Nominees, (B. Row L to R): Bethany Bivens, Melissa Nevins, Brucella Aldridge. Jamie Rucker, Tori Irlbeck, Torey Cox. (M. Row L to R): Rhonda Hannah, Becky McKone, Pricilla Cruz, Beki Garcia. Maria Ahumada. (F. Row L to R): Tara Irlbeck, Connie Torres, Jill Edwards, Gracie Basaldua, Trudie Hart, Susan Morris. RAINBOW FLORAL N. Hwy 87 995-4670 Mr. T.H.S. Nominees, (B. Row L to R): Chris Childers, Kevin Harris, Togo Hallford. Joel Wright. Steve Powell (F. Row L to R): Homer Garza. Cur- tis House, Jon Stewart. John Doan, Trampas Goodwin. Mr. Miss T.H.S. RAMIREZ SONS BOX 254 995-4161 A Eeautif ul The Jr.-Sr. Prom was an evening that was unforgettable for the Junior class. A Night on the Town was the perfect idea for the 1988 prom. The juniors worked hard to make it a successful prom. All the seniors will cherish the memories of a great night to remember. Showing off to the camera! Aren't we having fun? Hey! Check me out!!? Prom King and Queen of 1988: Susan Morris and Kevin Harris Slow dancing, or what? 118 R R DRILLING EQUIPMENT INC. HAPPY, TEXAS Sales — Parts —Service 558-5121 SWISHER ELECTRIC 401 S.W. 2ND 995-3567 Night cn the Town An Cutstanding Track Meet Biff discovered a new suntan lotion Everyone thinks they are experts at throwing raw eggs This looks kind of kinky. Mr. Wilks joins in the fun Marfa is ready for an These are the winners of the tug-a-war contest Senior Awards Trampas Goodwin, Tara Irlbeck Kathlene James, Steve Powell Kevin Harris, Susan Morris Maria Ahumada, Jon Howard Isn't that just special?! 122 Assembly Has the Main Attraction You'll always be dear to us, Vitawat. 123 Senior MARIA AHUMADA W Play '87, St. QM1-Act P BRUCELL™ JEFFREY DIANNA LDUA ______________ ©YfTennis, (lost Attractive ,om.. DECA (ME) GRACIE MITZI BE TEDDY B BETHAN C Sw. Off| CHRIS C TOREY C Solo En Most Hug JACQUE( AAHSS. Sch Jac. 4 Yrs. WWTHS, UIL Dist. W Inf Spk 87. Dist. W. Ftr Wr 88. UIL Dist Q 1 Act Play ‘86. Reg Q 1 Act Drama Club VP '86. S 87. Ann. Stf. Bus Ed.. NHS, Fig Co.. Miss THS Nom , Voted Most Likely to Succeed DRIDG6: WWAAHSS Ann Stf . FHA, FTA. Drama Club P IN W .VAAHSS. SDHHS. FB 2 Yrs. SC Fr Rep . A-Mech , Band 4 Yrs. A-Reg 1 yr. FTA. Bldq Tr. LDUA: FHA y AAHSS. DECA (ME) VP. Drama Club T fNo tive . ui 'IDEZ: FB 2 Yrs, BB. DECA (ME), FHA. Bid |NS: V. JV AAHSS, Sch Jac. 4 Yrs. WWTHJ d Ann ] Fig. Co , Ann Stf.. Ed.. FTA 3 Yrs. NHS 2 Yrs. VP 1 Yr. Miss THS Nom. rs, A-Dist Pnd Team 1 Yr. BB. FB Q Esc Fr. Yr. A Mech Tr. Golf Dist. W. Team 2 Yrs. UIL Dist. W News Wr. SC Fr Mgr G. TrackjS. BB. Band 4 Yrs, Drurn Major J Yr. A-Reg. 3 Yrs, A Ar 3 Yrs. A St 2 Yrs (Marching), Reg 4 Yr j. Dist W ...................................... Sting 87. RS: FB AAH . _______________________________ _________ le 2 Yrs. Reg.'W. Solo Ensemble 2 Yrs. St W. Solo' Ensemble.'Val. C. Sw. OEA, FHA. FTA. NHS 2 Yrs 5 '87. R‘ ------- NFORD: FB 2 Yrs, Track CC 2 Yrs. A Mech.. FFA KYLE CR(B|: FB 4 YrS. A-Dist. 2nd Team, A-Dist Guard. JV Track CC. A-Mech , Bldq. Tr PRISCILLA CRUZ: Temjis. Band 4 Yrs, DECA (ME) S. OEA CYO VP VP. Jr VP. Sr P . Val ROBERT Band MONICA CULIFER: Ba TRICIA DA Via: DECA( SARA DElWdO FHA JOHN DO ffl|FB4 Yrs. JILL EDWAB S: WW DAPHNE FARMER: GREG FALHhT: FFA. JULIE FERNANDEZ V BOB GALES: WWAAH BEKI GARCIA: FB Q DAVID GARZA DECA( HOMER GARZA: FB 2 Legs Nom. RENEE GEORGE BB 1 vj Yrs DECA(ME) TRAMPAS 87 88. Cla.l LANCE G A SP SE 2 ANITA GU CINDY HA________________ TOGO HALLFORD: FB 4 Yrs. Ms. RHONDA HANNAH Sch. Jac. 2 Yrs. l Natl O.inF pDWIN FB, A D 84 85 Bldg. Tr. [THAM: Track 4 Yrs, ISP Punter. A-St Fig. Co. 3 Yrs, DECA(ME) , A-St. 2 Yrs. Ann. Stf. Education Award Co. aT. King Cupid. Band 4 Yrs. A-Reg 2 Yrs ' Yrs. Ms. Flm Nom . SC Fr. VP. Jr. P. DECA(ME). FFA. FHA. FTA. Flq. Co. FHA. Fig. Co. ME) Sgt.-at Arms Ann. Stf.. A-Mech., FHA, OEA, Drama Club A. A-Mech.. Band and 4 Yrs. S. 1 Yr. FHA. FTA 4 Yrs. UIL Poetry rs. FHA rs. SC Fr. Rep . FFA. FHA. Band. A-Reg. 3 Yrs. A-St Ensemble 1 Yr. UIL Dist AHSS, UIL Dist Ftr Wr.. News Wr. Lit. Crit.. SC Rep 3 Yrs. Val C. Sw. Nom Credit Contest B 86-87. A-Dist. HB CB 87-88, HM. TYP 85-86. BB Capt. Track Dist W Med Dist Q Prs Spk . Mr FHA. FTA Hist . OTA, Band, It. W. Shotput Discus. MOTA. BB 2 Yrs, FB 4 Yrs. A-Dist.. A-SP.. A-Dist. SE Tnter, SC VP 1 Yr. A-Mech.. FTA. Bldg. Tr, fn. Stf. 2 Yrs. DECA(ME) Hist. 1 Yr. OEA R. FTA. NHS. Chrldr 2 Yrs. Band St Q m. Esc.. So. Cla Fav . A-Mech . FFA. FHA. Band A Reg 1 Yr HS. BB H M . OYP. BDP, CC Dist. W 84 87. Ms Flm Nom . FB Q Nom SC RRIS FB Capt A-Dist LB. 2nd Team LB 86 Mr. TF KEVIN HA Meta! I r Mr THS Nom.. Prom King '88. Voted Most IRUDIF ! !ART Band A-Reg. 2 Yrs. FHA VP, FTA. OEA Play 87 St. Q 1 -Act Play ’88. B-As. Reg. 2 Yrs. A-S Cast I YN HOI ! AND WW AAHSS, Band 4 Yrs. Reg W . Bldg. Tr. PA Ensemble Team TE '87, Track Dist W. 400m 86 '87. Reg Q 86 7. FB Q Escl Bldg Tr Drama Club VP, Val. C Sw Stage Band, UIL Dist. Q 1 Act 2 Yrs etal Tr. PA, Dist. W , Reg. W.. and St. W in Metal Tr. 87-88.RU Med 85 86 rs. A-Dist. Punter. A Dist OF 1 Yr. VP 1 Yr. V il C Sw Q. 1 Act r 124 SINGER REAL ESTATE 120 S. Armstrong 995-4371 MATT 11 )OPER: FB. A-Dist OT DT, H.M A-St. OT. A-Mech., FFA, Bldg Tr. JRTi: ' )lJ3E: WWAAHSS, FB Capt and QB, H.M. Capt. BB Capt , MVP. UIL 1-Act St. Q , B. St., Student Body P, FFA ION . AMD: WWAAHSS, WWTHS, Ms. Flm. Esc.. SC Rep. 3 Yrs. FTA VP. NHS 2 Yrs, Band 3 Vrs. Band Fav BB.Track2Yrs Golf2Yrs Req Q 2rxJ Team, Uil Slience Reg , a, Uil Physics Reg. Q.. Emcee Ms Flm Val C. Sw, Voted Most Likely to Succeed CAL (ANDERSON) HILL: DECA(ME) 2 Yrs. Pari.. FHA 4 Yrs TARA IRLBECK: WWAAHSS 2 vrs, Sch. Jac 4 Yrs. WWTHS 2 Yrs. DAR Award. OSTHS. BB 4 Yrs. Ms Flm Norn Si Rep . G-St . Ann. Stf. FTA 3 Yrs. Hist.. NHS 2 Yrs. Track 4 Yrs. JV Dist W 400. V Dist W 1600 3 Yrs. Dist Rm W 1600 2 Yrs. V Reg W 3200 3 Yrs. V Reg W 800. V St W 3200 2 Yrs (set a new record). V St Q 800 W 3Y[s, Reg f. 2 Yrs, CKMl Yr. OTA 2 Yrs. Most Talented TORI IIRLBECK: Sch. Jac. 4frrs. WWTHS 2 Yrs. BB HM 1 Yr. OYP 1 Yr. MVP 1 Yr. GSAST Participant. CC Dist W Team ■ OTP. UHL Dist Jdline Wr 2 yrs. Reg W Science 1 Yr. Reg W St Q Hdlme. Wr 1 Yr. FB Q Nom , SC Fr VP So S Jr Val C Sw FT I FHA, FTA GfYrs, NHS 2 Yrs. Fig. Co., Miss THS MSilUEN JAMES WWAAf 1SS. SC Cla. P . DE iCA(ME) P. 2 Yrs. BB. Track — CC, Tennis 3 Yrs, Hornet. FFa, T . TEJ rs (AT KAS LAMB ILUNA: F MACI MALON )S MAR 'rocedure IY McKO Pubi His DIA MILL N MORRI 1st. W. Hi [TON MO MURRE A NEVI NEWBY: IOLEN B NORRIS: 'YN PARK |FER PER POWEl MVUDHI: A-St. A-Dist : D FB 2 Yrs. NEZ FB . Reg WW Val So Rep . Jr S . Dist W 800. V St. Q. 1 Yr. Dist. Team 1 Yr. Stu. Body S , P 2 Yrs. R . FHA rack CC, Ann. Stf., ISE Yr. DECA(ME), FHA P.. VP , A-Mech , DECA(ME) Metal Tr.. S., R. St. W on Project 2 Yrs Metal Tr. ck — CC 2 Yrs. Band 1 Yr. DECA(ME). FHA s. A-Dist 2nd Team, A-Mech. Bldg Tr.. Metal Tr.. P . UIL Dist. W. Tool ID, Reg W Tool I D., rl. Procedures Project, St. W. Pari Procedures Project _____ 2 Yrs. WWTHS. Ms. Flm Norn., FB Q. Norn.. So. Cla. Fav., FTA 3 Yrs. PA. NHS 2 Yrs Ann. Stf SC Jr. Rep.. Sr. (Of- Lib., Band 4 Yrs. A-Reg. 2 Yrs. Band Fav. 4 Yrs, Outstanding Bandsman ffi: WWAAHSS, Track, CC 2 Yrs. SC Fr. Rep . OEA, Band. DECA(ME) R, Gen Merch. Rtl AAHSS, Sch. Jac., BB 4 Yrs, BDP. Track 4 Yrs. Dist. W High Jump ‘86. Dist W 800 m. 87, mp 88. Dist. W. Mile Relay '88. SC Sr. Cla. S., Chrldr 4 Yrs. Val. C Sw Chrldr. Band. FTA NH AAHSS. FB 4 Yrs. Fr JV Track. FFA. FHA. 4-H 2 Yrs. FFA S . A-Mech SS, WWTHS. Jr. Cla. Fav . SC Sr Rep., Val. C. Sw. NHS. Ann. Stf. Ed.. NHS S . Flq. Q , FFA. FTA, OEA Hist. Rep . NHS, UIL Dist W Number Sense, Mr Legs Nom. Ann. Stf., FHA 2 Yrs, OEA. Drama Club 2 Yrs FB A-Dist 3 Yrs, A-SP, S-St., A-Ar, BB, Track, Dist W. 3 Yrs, FB Q. Esc., Metal Tr. S. St. W Tool ID, Dist. W 1.3rd UIL Dist. W dy. Wr., Lit Cnt t W.800 m 88. Dist W 400 m Yrs. OEA S _________Club, DECA(ME) ST FB 4 Yrs, HM, Tennis 2 Yrs, OP, UIL Dist W. News Wr.. SC Rep , Band. A-Mech FFA FHA, DEC (ME), Bldg Tr WWAAHSS 2 Yrs, BB 2 Yrs. Mgr, Track. 2 Yrs, Mgr., FHA, FTA 3 Yrs. OEA P„ Drama Club SCOTT BB 4 Yrs, WWAAHSS. FHA. FTA. Band 2 Yrs, Fig. Co. 1 Yr, OEA 2 Yrs R 1 Yr SHUFFIELD FHA2 Yrs.OEA STEWART: FB 3 Yrs V 2), BB 2 Yrs. Track V 3 Yrs. CC B 2 Yrs. Golf. Fr. FB Q Esc. SC Rep 3 Yrs Stu b! .VP. FTA, Dist VP. Mr FTADist. 16 STRICKLAND BB. SC Fr RE Rep , DECA4ME). FHA. Fig Co . Ms Huggable '85 1NNIE FORRES Band 4 Yrs. DECA(ME). Val. CT y TURNER Metal Tr St Q in VOCT Project, Bldg Tr. VINYARD Band. FTA. Ann. Stf .Val C Sw Anr, Stf. WHITELEY Drama Club 2 Yrs, FHA 2 Yrs. FTA, Ann. Stf. A WHITELEY Drama Club 3 Yrs, FTA, WWAAHSS, BB. Ann Stf. 2 Yrs, FHA 2 Yrs. Miss Sting WRIGHT WWAAHSS, Golf, Dist. Med., RU Med . MVP. Ms. Flm. Esc., SC So. Rep.. FFA. Band 3 Yrs. A-Reg 1 Yr. Nom A-Mech . and 2V? Yrs, FFA 1 Yr STATE FARMKURANCd BOB COLS Agent lOff.: 995-2327 Res.: 995-4817 125 An Unmistakably Great Julie. Kyle, Priscilla. Jacques, and Torey anxiously await graduation Julie N. receives the Presbyterian award. £VftClub Scholarship Awards — K James. S. Morns. B. McKone OrnWfon Study Club Scholarship Award — S Morris Progressive Study Club Vocational Scholarship Award — T Hallford Drama Scholarship Award - M Wh.teley. T Hart. B Aldridge M Ahumada Office Education Scholarship Award — J Rucker Marketmo Education Scholarship Award — R George Mildred Hulsey Waller Edwards Scholarship Award — B Bivens Xi Kappa Gamma Scholarship Award — J Wright Catholic Scholarship Award — C Torres Eloy Cardona Memorial Scholarship Award — P Cruz Methodist Scholarship Awards — C House. S. Powell. M Whiteley. L Wh.teley. D Vinyard J Howard J Doan First Presbyterian Church — J Newby First Christian Church Scholarship Award — T Hart Women s Division Chamber of Commerce Scholarship — J. Newby CHARLES STURGESS — STOCKER AND FEEDER CATTLE Box 760 Office 995-2334 627-4486 126 Graduation Night ULIA HEALTH MART 101 East Broadway 995-3551 127 People in small towns always think that their schools are great, but we at THS are a little different. We know that our school is the best place to grow up in, get an education, and most of all; to leave and come back to. m ‘ - w,. We on the annual staff had a hard time picking s year’s annual. But, we finally decided on “There’s No Mistake in ’88.” The theme sounds good but most of all it was very fitting. THS has the pride of knowing that onceT again it has sent forth another class of winners. NO MISTAKES AT ALL!!! Taylor Publishing Company llnsfcc wmaamm