Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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D'Lana Cole Jill Cole Bobby Coleman Clara Coleman Catherin Collins Renae Colson Sheila Colson Laura Conaway Leslie Connor Ora Connor Manuel Contreras Kyle Cook Scott Cook Nathan Cooper Jodette Corey Michael Coronado Mark Craddock Warren Creech Michael Creel Christy Crisp Kendra Crisp Duane Crocker Gloria Cruz Michelle Cumberland Kelly Curl Betty Dale Vence Davila Angelita Davila Harvey Davis John Davis Jonathan Davis Randall Davis Melissa Dawson Fred De La Garza Richard Deckert Monica DeDear Daniel DeLao Tony DeLeon Vickie DeLeon Valerie Diggs Zhomas Dillard Audrey Dincans Douglas Dlouhy Veronica Dominguez Debra Donnell Tami Donohue David Doud Michael Douglass Freshmen Michael Downs James Drake Jerry Drexler Belinda Duderstadt Delene Dufour Denise Duke Allen Dworsky Larry Eakins Darla Ebarb Robert Eberle Patrick Elder Mary EI Mahmoudi Heather Erickson Andres Escalona Querino Escalona Joe Escojido 74 ffreshmen

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Jeffrey Boatman Shannon Boen Heather Boerner Laetitia Bolt Kurt Bollman Terri Bowers Tonette Bowers Angela Bright Leaanne Brimberry Michelle Britton DAvid Broussard Heather Brown Kevin Brown Laura Brown Patricia Brown Kimberly Buckert Freshmen Spirit Vigilante Kim Anderson makes A. W. Armstrong pay the consequences for not wearing red to a pep rally, while Bubba Miller and Chris Petty stand in embarrassment. a Paul Burriss Leroy Bustmante Jacqueline Butler Tammy Buxkemper Cynthia Buzer Jennifer Byrnes Christina Caballero Linda Caballero Harold Calhoun Ernest Cano Ernest Cano Sarah Cantu Lynerre Capistran Rudy Carabajal Kristy Cardinell Annie Carroll Gilbert Castillo Tina Castillo Patsy Cates Kevin Catron Robert Cavazos Michael Cavazos Randy Chacon Debbie Chapa Georgia Chapa Christine Chavarria Kellie Cheatham Stephen Clark Todd Cobb Craig Coffey freshmen f 73

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wg left at school each morning is not f wds have to see you. L.Il'l, Ci? N, S' 'zawffm 5 ff xi iff? +, , i Z9-Fifi, fr especially when your N eighbors, close friends help move freshmen F inding a ride to and from school can become a problem for many freshmen. While upper classmen are zooming by in their new cars, freshmen are trying to find a reliable ride each day. First there is the lucky fish who has an older brother or sister who drives to school. Some may even have a friendly neighbor or a close friend who drives. If one does not live too far away, it may be convenient for him to walk to school, if the weather is permissible. If not, it is wise to have another ride in mind. Then there is always mom or dad who can give you a lift on their way to work. Even though this may not be the most popularxway, it is better than walking. The not so lucky one may have to ride the bus. Many freshmen may not like to ride the bus to school, however, it is a sure, safe ride each day. lt is also a good way to meet new friends. Besides, you never have to worry about someone turning around and saying Hey, who's pitching in for gas? 1 3l1yfT10l'6. Students are wondering if getting on bus 40 is even worth the trouble freshmen f 75