Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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,, P-it , QW. Q The big event Lunch time, whether it be first or second, was lways considered to be the big event of the day. It as like an extra class that was added on in the middle of the day. With open campus you could go hnywhere, if you knew an upper classman with a car. Otherwise you are destined to walk across the street to nearby Nannie's, Pizza Hut, The Win- ows, Sigmor, or the Ice Cream Factory. The reshmen resorted mostly to the school cafeteria for it was convenient, faster, and cheaper. When the Meather did not permit walking to a nearby lrestaurant, many freshmen flocked to the cafeteria in haste. Theresa Pena Angie Perez Becky Perez Lisa Perez Michelle Perez Michael Perry Stephanie Pesnell Darren Peterson Ron Petet Freeman Pettus Tim Peyton Troy Phillips Charlie Pickerins Patrick Pickett Dwayne Ponish Michele Porter Terri Porter Diana Prokop Debbie Purcell Steven Purcell Pam Purdy Steven Quedin Ellen Rab Todd Ragsdale freshmen X 127

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Trustin Norris Treca Novak Deana Novosad Kristeen O'Reilly Lydia Odom Brian Oehlke Toby Ohrt Albert Ordonez Betty Ordonez Virginia Ornelas Olga Ornelas Laura Orr Chris Orsak Kathy Orsak Maricela Ortega Lupe Ortiz Iacky Oubre Denise Ovalle Ioe Padron Marni Pair Ierry Palmer Petula Palmer Gloria Pardo Sue Parghi Kim Parker Robert Parker Teresa Parks Rodger Parsona Roy Parsons Iohn Pattersons Eddie Pauly Mike Pauly Robert Pazouki Sara Pedraza Ioe Pena Richard Pena Okay lill Knoarek, Ruth Martain, and Stephanie Pesnell, we caught you in the act. We know who didn't do their homework. srs- . ay K , xv, f ik...-.-.V X mimi, 1

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