Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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to look at? Polly Rayburn and Ray Longoria find each other that fun- igk M 3 i, ,.,., .,-l. , f V -i X ,.i,.e,,f,wfz. .- - - Q -. :,- f - i , ., ..,:,..,M: - V. Elizabeth Franke Cassandra Franklin Kathleen Freeman Elias Fuentes Ioe Fuentez Toia Furr Lydia Gadsden Albert Galvan Ianie Galvan Tony Gant Annie Garcia Ierry Garcia Mary Garcia Richard Garcia Senovio Garcia Susan Garcia Alfred Garza Diana Garza Ioe Garza Iohn Garza Michael Garza Ray Garza Santiago Garza Greg Gee Evans George Mark Gerick William Gibson Barbara Gilbert Gay Gilson Greg Giron Troy Godwin Monica Gomez Shelley Gomez Leonard Gonzales Irma Gonzales Randy Gonzales freshmen f 119

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Mark DeVos Iimmy Dick Lauree Dietzel Carlton Dollery Susan Dominguez Susan Donnell Carol Dufour Bruce Edge Tina Erdelt Terrie Ernst Abel Espinoza Iesse Espinoza Alex Estrade Kendall Euler Louisa Evans Ronnie Fajkus Iohn Fields Troy Fishbeck Corbit Fisher Lupe Flores Robert Flores Kim Fontaine Renelle Forman Ellen Fowler Freshman spirit The first pep rally for the freshman always turns out to be quite a flop because of their in- experience. In fact, rnost freshmen don't even know what one is until they experience the first Friday of the football season. After a cou- ple of weeks of being called fish, the freshmen begin to feel an urge to show the upper olassmen that they do have as much spirit. The freshmen class will usually hold a poster party on Thursday nights, only to be bombed by sophomores, juniors, and seniors. However, the freshmen class of 1982 did celebrate a single pep rally win during the football season. Better luck next year as sophs!!! 4 W J Is. gifts .. 118 f freshmen

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Esther Gonzalez Eddie Grahmann Mark Gregurek Ray Guajardo Michelle Guerra Randy Gulley Ruben Gutierrez Gary Hadley Iohn Hadley Iohnny Hairell Neal Hajek David Hamilton Iill Hamilton Felica Harabis Raimond Hargrave Kevin Harrison Vikki Harsch Amando Hartley Maria Hartmen Elliott Harvey Stacey Haschke Becky Hasty Michael Hawes Clifford Hawkins It's tough staying in IHS The club on campus with the most freshmen membership is the National Iunior Honor Society. The Sting Room is the familiar meeting place dur- ing fifth period on every second Thursday of the month. To be eligible for membership you have to be a freshman or a sophomore and uphold a ninety to ninety-four average depending on what kind of class schedule you have. Dues are one dollar and towards the end of the year the club has a party. Staying in N.I.H.S. is an honor for freshmen because they have to adjust to achieving better grades to be accepted. If your grade average falls below the required average during your member- ship, then you are put on probation. Once on pro- bation you still have to maintain the required average to stay in the much respected club. If you fail to do that, you are removed from the club and cannot re-enter. X ' ' if f S iflaffaffgfffggff,1i7fU.fiff5:1 'lf'--' H .' ' K K f - I ff - I Qf iff' 'j.CQ-'fit' I ' 1 . .. ,MHm,,:?'.i.HVv.Lgt355,--V,-V7... ., -- K , J., f K :' mf. . Qftf?I7-1..'MT5 lf , ' wt-..If,gxztgg5g7jg'f1i'E.,li,'G -we 'rj ' . I ' glf3'i.9. I ' ' , ' If ' f I . - - ..,gf,y,g.,,gg.g-,tg gl t .. .... . t . ' V 1. f g.g' f.1,-f N3 transcript, encourages its members to strive f academic goals, responsibility, leadership, and service. 120 X freshmen Being in N.1. H.S., besides looking good on yoi