Water Valley High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Water Valley, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1983 volume:

'n SENIGR CLASS Richard Ascol Kenneth Curry Chris Hoerster Bob Doty Gerald Stover Tim Smith Dena Gibson Pam Gonzales David Jones Dusty Gifford Billy Montgomery Kindra Oaks Bobin Cole Cornell Strube Vicki Dennis Tim Blair Kim Wilkes Mark Lasater Sharon Marcum Gaynell Glass Diann Farris Benita Sargeant Becky Hargraves Carolyn Herridge Sponsor Jerry Mounts - Sponsor Ted Bagwell xo 7 hw ! Q4 if 52 Cf-Q bfgmgg Q, ow fy - X '55 ir'fQ as w ax f fy fb, UQ Xffdi G 6 V6 'XZ fa V Q L 502 50 625654, 595Ci,pfQQ'QJ OfvP'f5O0Zg' J so 4, Fxgfx bb Q65 2N6764,Z!oO, Qigb , W GJ XJ QWV39 We Q58 rw' SPV XNM' Qm?'ZmQZQi ww off-'Vfmf ffgbxvw ,QQ 397546 mvf Q Fifa' XXX 8 - uf f X P G9 mb. Q5fi,3fQ,?ff'Fu gllfxfy, iwgfqg 4.1 cy? N Sis M l L Us ' ff' QW 60 by NW' QQLQCLL RN 1 X 8 ow Moi, ME ' 9 gig , Q jywmfifgg 3 JL Qwgyvmmt. 4fg?2A M ww , ' 'PLN WL, Bw 5 fgx 2222022 Ao G! 75' P Q mA s is 1 -J Pac Man To some Pac Man is just a game played for fung to others, it is symbolic of successfully reaching a goal. The Pac Man game represents the struggles of the students at Water Valley School. Pac Man is a symbol of different students in search of one unifying goal, to be successful. Each student is striving for the victory that waits at the games end. Sometimes students are defeated by obstacles that stand in their way, but invariably they pick themselves up, start the game over and eventually win. Whether the obstacle is winning state in football, passing English IV or merely surviving the first day of school, the students at Water Valley are struggling to realize the final goal, SUCCESS! This yearbook hopes to show the Pac Man goal of success embodied in Water Valley School. 1 A I PUBLISHED BY THE 1983 WILDCAT YEARBOOK STAFF OF WATER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL WATER VALLEY I.S.D. P.O. BOX 711 WATER VALLEY, TEXAS 76958 Sponsor: Ginger Chandler Senior Editors: Gaynell Glass Becky Hargraves Senior Photographers: Ted Bagwell Pam Gonzales Junior Editors: Steve Puckett Debbie Ybarra Frankie Juarez Junior Photographer: Carla Horn 2 K 'P -.,-.::E2L--,: iii Iff: :aflii ikif -, k'k1'k K F D RRS OOO Table of Q Contents O Athletics ....... 16-43 O People .......... 6-15 Classes ........ 44-67 Memories ...... 68-87 Q Achievements . 88-112 Notices ..... 113-126 O O WMM pwwfwp ,QQ 0 1- We Q 52211 Q My W1 WV MW WJW13, A 1 -5, ,W-wave The annual staff put much thought in the decision of who this memorable book should be dedicated to. We arrived at the honorable decision that Joveta Hayes is a very deserving person and this book is dedicated to her. Mrs. Hayes was blessed with a wonderful personality and every person that works with or around her is grateful for her patience and understanding. 4 Nts t Xi it 2 N --,t .,s::.,a.szf W Mrs. Hayes always has an office full of kids. She is the one who issues you a tardy slip when you're late to school. She can suddenly transform into the school nurse when skinned knees need attending. She is the friendly voice you hear over the intercom announcing the location of the bookmobile. She is always there when you need her and everyone appreciates her 10006. 9.1 2 251 if 5 ? 5 Q E i E 3 Q e S S E is E ff 35 5 F 5 2 ii E 1, ii L. 5 5 i K K MM, ,,., ,, . WW., ,,,,,,, ,, ,WM .. , .. ,.,,,WW,W.,W,,.. ,M ., ..W,,M,,. , ,MM . ,, , ,,,M,,,M . W, - , 1. There is nothing like wearing a black hat to increase your concentration in the game of pool, Bob Doty is well-suited for his game. 2. There are those people who engage in expressing their inward feelings. Pam Gonzales and Frankie Juarez must have felt terribly disturbed. 3. ln his attempt to be charming, Gerald Stover appears fascinating. . .or maybe interesting . . . but charming? 4. Steve Puckett forgot his manners when the camera came his way. , 'fw- 'M-'x Tx 2 3 4 4 3 -H, l 3 W 2 1 g.g5s.,tQ T H gtsst-ww .. l N 4 1. Short people have lots of reasons to live. Gaynell Glass and Becky Hargraves discover what it is like for short people in this world as they temporarily portrayed, The Short People. 2. Coach Jerry Mounts approved the previous football play by giving his thumb of approval. 3. James Schultz exhibits his salesmanship. He is a strong supporter of the Wildcats and his effort of selling caps for the annual staff earned himself a free cap. 4. The older generation say our high school years are the best times of our lives. Carla Horn and Sandra Cervantez put truth in the customary phrase. ADMINISTRATION vs ' RjfK 'Y'Q.,N If S I III Q.- ' I 'I x 1.1' t I I I ,:I1. Q9 11-h A. I . 1. Alton Ceveneee and Leslie Turner, members ol the School Board. 2. Sidney Hale and Robert Sanders, members of the School Board. 3. Mr. Kromer, Superintendent. 4. Barney Sieco, Secretary of the School Board and Charlie Jennings, President of the School Board. 5. Mrs. Mcspadden, Secretary. 11 flj' , lf-it li. . ' l I 13 ' ,QSQZ N ,Q i f 5 A 7 if rf. f: 47 ?L bi all X X ff' QW. AN ' l it W , fi l if nj J Jw' i Rm V Q 3, jeff lx lx i 1 I,-X 'I v QQ My goals this year are to develop better school pride because of the new building, more academic concern of the students, and more cooperative spirit among the students and faculty. l believe that the student body has improved over the past few years, as shown by their attitude, academic concern, and discipline. Miss Fincher This year has really been a great year. The new school facilities are very nice and have helped the students in achieving a better education. Student- teacher relationships are improving each year. Learning is becoming a goal which can be reached at Water Valley High School. Coach Mounts . WA N if !., A ,W X L X., A t - X S . , V .ja X V, L . Q ' is A-L., X N Q., My job here at WVHS is very rewarding. It is actually a com- bination of jobs - making it impossible to become bored. It is a privilege and a pleasure to work with a principal who believes in organization, fairness and the welfare of teachers and students. The teachers are dedicated, energetic and pro- gressive. Above all, I enjoy the 'kids' - the reason we are all here!!! Mrs. Hayes JW I' FACULTY AND STAFF Q .s 3 aux X 53 v J? ' .Y K' 'X C 5 .- in M it fm ww? 6 wmv-'W Mrs. Bannister Lunchroom Acct. Mrs. Burns First Grade Mrs. Chandler Business and P.E. 1 Mrs. Dunlap Sixth Grade Mr. Fleming Agriculture Miss Herridge Algebra and Physics Mrs. Hughes Fourth Grade Mrs. Jameson Second Grade Mrs. Jordon Counselor .Q-...x Ms. King English and Drama Coach Loy History and Coach Mrs. B. Miller History and Coach ,gift xff. . tam? UA Mrs. L. Miller Special Ed. Coach McSpadden History and Coach Mrs. Ray Third Grade . 4, Ms. Rosenstrom Fifth Grade Coach Sides Science and Coach Mrs. Turner Special Ed. Aid WW Mr. Willis Librarian Mrs. Yeager Remedial Reading and Math Mrs. Westbrook, Cafeteria Supervisor iv' Mrs. Oaks, Cafeteria PersonneIA 4Mrs. Brewer, Cafeteria Personnel .r aa, i ii ii ,E Q '5 22 59 3 5 f fn 2 5 B1 Sr si 5 E A 5 5 3? S Q ff Q 2 as 5 55 5 5 53 5 Ke 52 15 if fi 3 51 5 3 :L 2? H ? Q. , , ,m ,, ww, V,,, ,, ,.,,m,,,m,,,,Ww,,.,,,1w,,.m,,,m,,,WWwAMWNLW.,.Mw,,.,.Df.,,A,,-,,,,L.MWP,,,W,MW,,,MW,,,,,Ma,,m,,,w.Q,,A,,,,,M L.., , A,,,,w,,,,,,,M,,,.,v,,,,,lM,m,, ,M,,..M.,,M..k, .LA. ,M.v,,.L,.w,,,M ,,,.,,.,,,. MM ,X,,, NX..,,,,..M,M.wWW.,.X,,W,,.M-,,,.,,M v,.,, M ,,.WV,..-,N, ,M WMM,,,M,.,,,-M,,W,,,wf WILDCATS PLAY vvm-I PRIDE Top: Doug Miller, David Jones, Eric Jackson, Tom Ellzey, Daniel Fontenot, Danny Schultz, Tim Blair, Frankie Juarez, Chris Hoerster. Middle: Mark Lasater, Bruce Dye, James McLemore, Jay Traylor, Carlos Flomo, Tim Smith, Gerald Stover, Ted Bagwell, Billy Montgomery. Bottom: Jerry Bannister, Charlie Rivers, Julian Jalomo, Will Charlesworth, Glen Rust, Mike Cates, Terry Gauwain, and James Jones. S J , J,,, ,.,yy and Coaching the Wildcat Team is: Bob Loy, Kevin Sides, and Head Coach Sandy McSpadden. 18 When we reflect back on the season, it was a great feeling to be a part of a group that made history . . . winning its first eleven-man football game. It was a greater feeling winning two more games and being competitive in others. We knew our men were going to be good because of their attitude during our off-season program. They realized the desire to win was useless without the desire to prepare. These Water Valley men had a lot of desire, dedication, discipline and pride - even though they only had sophomore experience in eleven-man football. They executed like veterans! lt was an experience we worked so hard for, and one we will never forget. Sandy McSpadden .V-afar 'jg mx. Ii . ,.7, 0 s , ,kin gl G, Ni HQ... , if -iw 1. Every team has a crazy side with lots of smiles and silly activities. The football team took time out of their hustle and bustle schedule to sit back and 1 relax. 2. Ted Bagwell concentrates on final stretching before the game. xi 3. Chris Hoerster receives last minute - instructions from Coach McSpadden before - going into the game. 4. Julian Jalomo waits eagerly for the football ' game to begin. .af Qi.: y 9,0 4 2 19 1. After an aggressive first half of play, the Wildcats rest while a time-out is called. 2. Four members of the Wildcat team, Eric Jackson 338, Charlie Rivers 4113, Mike Cates 857, Billy Montgomery 343, wait eagerly to join the action taking place on the field. 3. The Hornet defense awaits with anticipation for the Wildcats to snap the football. 4. Billy Montgomery 343 executes the power sweep play against the Hornet defense. 20 8' I-,Af 1 Q if Sw-- ' in LK V5-1 5' if X fl JR HIGH ON THE IVIGVE Front Row Jeff Doty Timmy Hayes George Boatrlght David Flotan Robert Compton, Stacy Zimmerlee, Joe Moore, Lee Littlefield. Second Row Rick Doty Leroy Boatright John Cavaness Chris Kromer Shane Sanders, Todd Miller, Le Smith, Freddy Brannon, Charlie Crook Third Row Bobby Jennings Wayne Jordan Jack Bates Robert Bannister, Brad Hayes, Tim Teagarden, Jay Lankford As I look upon the 1982 Junior High School Football Season, I can see many accomplishments. The team was a dedicated bunch of boys who practiced diligently for the season. The morale and spirit of the team was always present while they were practicing or playing in a game. The team shared the same pride that was exemplified by the Varsity team. Each game was played with improvement. These young men will be the nucleus of the next championship team at Water Valley. Coach Bob Loy 1. Bobby Jennings exhibits his ability to handle the ball well as he faces the long haul to the goal line. 2. Coach Sides gives an encouraging talk to the Jr. High footbal boys before the game's opening play. 3. The Jr. High cheerleaders, Pam Wildey, Lisa Hopson, Bea Oaks, and Michelle Ayers, tirelessly attempt to lift the spirit of the watching fans. 1. During the Quarterback Sneak play, Tim Teagarden finds it difficult to get in and save the play as Wayne Jordan is brought down by the opposing team. 2. A good breakthrough sign is a symbol of team support and confidence. 3. Bobby Jennings, with the assistance of Robert Bannister, attempts to break through for a touchdown. VOLLEYBALL TEAM Coach Mounts Margo Smith Tina Beebe Coleen Glass Gaynell Glass icaptaini Diann Farris Becky Hargraves icaptaini Gwen Upchurch Debbie Ybarra Cindy Turner JUNIOR VARSITY Amy Teagarden Anita Spieker Diana Romo Teresa Charlesworth Tracy McCouIsky 26 REGICNAL RUNNER-UP 'Gaining Confidence' Coach Mounts, when asked about the volleyball team, replied: The 1982 Wildcat Volleyball team was outstanding. Led by Co- Captains Gaynell Glass and Becky Hargraves, the Wildcats finished a close second in district play, and then proceeded to win bi-district, area, and the first round of regionals before being stopped by Bronte. This placed them in the top 8 in the state. An assortment of crippling injuries could have side-tracked this team, but didn't, which speaks for their character. It was a privilege to coach them, and I will certainly miss them. With perfect timing, Becky Hargraves outpushes her opponent. As Coach Mounts yells Bend your knees, Freshman Gwen Upchurch uses her own style of bumping the ball. 28 'A REWARDING SEASON' Diann Farris felt that the 1982 Volleyball season was very rewarding. As a senior, it will stand out most in my mind as a season full of hard work and dedication. We all overcame many setbacks that could have been discouraging. After the Regional Tournament we all felt the hard work and dedication was well worth it. I would also like to say, on behalf of the team, a special thanks to Coach Mounts, who had to put up with us through thick and thin and he never gave up on us. Gaynell Glass exhibits her spiking ability against the Lake View Maidens. Tracy McCoulsky increased her confidence and played with much more stability this year. Volleyball was a new game for freshman Teresa Charleaworth, but her athletic abilities and awareness became very useful on the court. 29 Team Assistance Craig Chambers assumed many responsibilities when he decided to take the position of being the High School girls volleyball manager. The task appeared quite glamorous to the eyes of onlookers who saw Craig being the only boy with all those girls. But behind the scenes there were obligations beyond belief. He took responsibility of camera equipment and filming, hoping that the lighting was sufficient and the distance was accurate. He always seemed to catch all of our mistakes. He made several trips with the Volleyball team, including the long and exciting trip to Stephenville. He was a strong supporter and attributed his time and effort to assist Coach Mounts and the girls. 30 Experience in the Making The Junior High Volleyball Team has made tremendous improvement this year. They have worked hard on individual and team skills. Their win over Bronte, and winning consolation at the Miles Tournament were two outstanding team achievements. The girls showed leadership, spirit, and enthusiasm throughout the season. .QL al - Lyn Ransom, Chiffona Snead, Lisa Shelton, Janene Schwartz, Lisa Hopson, Lori Millican, Kathy Juarez, Michelle Ayers, Donna McCorkle, Flenee Brown, Monica Turner, Wendy McCorkle, Sylvia Trevinio, Marsha Littlefield, Bea Oaks, Coach Brandy Miller. Mrs. Miller has been the Junior High coach for two years now and each year she works harder with the girls and they work harder for her. She is building a strong Junior High program which eventually will benefit our High School program. She has promoted the idea of a winning attitude, respect, confidence, and pride. 7 + M ,iw - W, A r ' . LNG WMC' tjwjjidjoi lfvjli Agway ' af' as fig? Ofbdyw t cv lui-wir 32 HIGH SCHOOL A ACTION M ' 5 Coach Mounts X A l Becky Hargraves ,E GaynellGlass R 1 3 .. s y Kaija Demere l 53 . 1, st , Coleen Glass gt XJ 'ff i Teresa Charlesworth jx lk W MJ 3 fs CindyTurner ' M 2 nr- Pam Gonzales 3 3 , in . t W M f Sharie Cavaness Margo Smith f ' M 2 , Penny Geabes it 5 rr , . ' ' ,' n vs. W l ill i i f it lvl 33 F 3' Kaija Demere and Teresa Charlesworth listen intently during halftime as Coach Mounts plans new strategy for the second half. As a key point in the game, Pam Gonzales concentrates on her free throw. 33 twat x o HTS P The 1982183 girls basketball team was an ex- tremely competitive group of seniors, sophomores and freshmen who played with a ton of pride and desire. A mid-season slump caused by injuries to key players, brought out the true character of this team, winning third in district. They found that team play and the will to win sometimes overcomes adversity and superior talent. l am extremely proudrof this team and what it accomplished, and hope what they started will reflect in future Wildcat teams. Becky Hargraves attempts to expand the lead the Wildcats held against Paint Rock. Sharie Cavaness exhibited much talent this basketball season and was a good assist to her teammates. l -ad Penny Geabes gains excellent position for an upcoming rebound Jn. HIGH A A A GIRLS l BASKETBALL Left to Flight: Manager, Donna McCorkle, Leticia Ortiz, Heather Chapman, Sylvia Trevinio, Vicki Tomlinson, Chiffona Snead, Janene Schwartz, Lisa Hopson, Michelle Ayers, Bea Oaks, Kathy Juarez, Marsha Littlefield, Coach, Brandy Miller lnot picturedl. wW..,LL...., M .W L r -W in La - L 1 .,., f .... ' ' Q ' X .NSR , .ii A I i QM . -K' ,, as g 302 13 1, xi Sgm n , ,,A.w,wQ- , 1. V.. Q In ii wi M 5 if 1 1 NVE 3 U N X, ' .fy .E Q Wm , Wm.. -is , -.MN if HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKET- BALL Left to Right: Tim Blair, Tom Elzey, Tim Smith, Manager, Dena Gibson, Craig Chambers, Daniel Fontenot, Frankie Juarez, Billy Montgomery, Chris Hoerster, Coach, Sandy McSpadden, Assistant Coach, Kevin Sides, Terril Ramsey, Kyle Bailey, Terry Guawain, Kevin Kromer. The Water Valley basketball team did an excellent job for a group of young men that returned only one part-time starter from last year's team, quoted Coach Sandy McSpadden. Three of the Wildcat starters this season had not played basketball since the eighth grade, and this should give them an excellent chance to win a district crown next season. Naturally, we were unhappy that we finished in third place, but we were pleased with our team defense which finished first in district allowing our opponents an average of 33.7 points per game. 38 Defense was the name of the game when Water Valley hosted Eola, defeating them 54 to 41. w ar V V V f Every team needs a lefty and Craig Chambers proved his ball handling and , shooting skills even if he doesn't do it with the right hand. ' ' ' 'i'i ' 1 Concentration and precise form were the keys - fitrr V g, f ' rt' V to Tim Smith's success each time he ' C ' ' approached thefree shotline. s O' :g ,, , ,,,,V M , I I lt, ,,,ttt - 4 f ' ' - 39 - 1 'Y ,V AL-,ww f t M, W, , f ff: ' ,,, MMG! I GO FOR TWO! Daniel Fontenot, being a veteran of the game of basketball, dominated the court with his dedication and talent for the sport. Double Deuces was the number that threatened every defense. Six foot three, Tom Elzey was just a sophomore with potential that everyone paid attention to. Fans watched with amazement when Billy Montgomery reached for the sky to defend his opponent. 40 1. Terry Guawain's quickness reserved him a position under the basket to shoot. 2. Terril Ramsey has his eye on two points as he is about to release his source. 3. Charlie Flivers takes twice the stride and twice the effort to advance to the goal. 4. Kyle Bailey makes it appear easy as he lays one up! 41 MKPHGH BASKET- 1. Leroy Boatright plans to advance the score one point at a time. 2. Jeff Doty gives 10005 ot his effort with the jump ball. 42 BGYS BALL 2 5 A Qxm. is f Q2 1 if ...a gi Left to Right: Bobby Jennings, Rick Doty, Wayne Jordan, Jack Bates, Todd Miller, Tim Teagarden, Jay Lankford, James Robinson, Leroy Boatright, Kris Kromer, Shane Sanders, John Cavaness, Freddie Brannon, Coach, Kevin Sides, Tim Hayes, Jeff Doty, Robert Compton, George Boatright, David Rotan, Tony Juarez. 1. Robert Compton challenges anyone to possess the ball while he has control. 2. Bobby Jennings takes the ball down on Veribest with control. 3. Wayne Jordan protects the ball from his opponent. 43 mf ZZWM lf? W1 124 s f 0 72W wif f W ff Wmmm W ffwwq W, M ,f wx W ff .wwf fwwwfw my fwv mwfw v y W1 fwmff f f W W Wwwf ff L fjfww f fz W f fwfr sw W s E N I o R s '83 Being a senior is a time for sharing the excitement of planning the senior trip and racking your brain for ideas to raise money to make the trip possible. lt's a time to exercise your authority as a leader among the younger students, and to be aware that just around the corner that authority will disappear on graduation night. Deep inthe heart of most seniors is a wish for one more athletic season, one more year to enjoy senior privileges, one more chance to do something a little better or to right a wrong. The wish remains in spite of the knowledge that all we can do is leave behind a mark or a memoryg a part of our lives through which others will pass. 46 RICHARD ASCOL TIM BLAIR ROBIN COLE TED BAGWELL CALVIN CATES KENNETH CURRIE VICKI DENNIS DIANN FARRIS DUSTY GIFFORD ROBERT DOTY J ,K QQJQN. 5 1 .2 373?ffi?.i' P . If iii . x I F.. . Q f i IIL WP L fin' ' f ' 1 DENA GIBSON GAYNELL GLASS THE SENIOR TRIP TO FANTASY ISLAND ln 1983, the Water Valley Seniors went to Fantasy Island for their Senior trip. Flying on a chartered Rio Airlines plane to Mr. Roark's neighborhood, they all thrilled at the prospect of living out their wildest hallucinations for five glorious days. Upon arrival, they checked into the Wildcat suites of the Heartbreak Hotel and wandered over to meet Mr. Roark and his skilled and effective sidekick, Tattoo. After introductions and much merry-making, they all drove over to the Yellow Dirt Road in Mr. Roark's golf cart to begin their journey. Miss Herridge stayed at the Dew Drop lnn with Tattoo and played the Ms. Pac Man game and listened to jungle music on the Muzark system while sipping V-8 juice. Dusty, Richard, Kim and Cornell chose the Rodeo Fantasy and won lots of belt buckles and saddles for their skill at Bull Shooting, Bull Throwing, dancing the Cotton-Eye Joe, and wearing tight-fitting jeans. Kim married a rodeo clown named Bandy and hired a wino to decorate their Rodeo Arena. Dusty found a redneck girl to go with his white socks and Blue Ribbons but she took his Senior ring and ran off with a truck driver. Cornell was sent to prison for cheating on a mechanical bull ride and when Richard drove his pick-up in the rain to pick her up at the station she had missed her train. Vicki, Sharon, Kindra and Benita went to Woodstock in their fantasy and stole the show by performing as the spaced-out sisters and singing their smash hit, Another Brick in the Ear. After the festival they took the Lo've Boat back to the island and chaperoned Mr. and Mrs. Greer Willis on their honeymoon. Chris and Ted represented Poland at the Moscow Olympics. Chris was disqualified for throwing his discus into the stands and then was sent to Siberia to tan bear skins for being an American spy. He was arrested because he wore number 007 on his uniform and signed his letters home with From Russia, with Love. Ted was disqualified from being the official Polish Olympic photographer when the KGB caught him in the woman's locker room singing, Baby l'm Amazed. 47 Dena tried to find happiness without Tim and wound up falling in love with gang-leader from New York's lower east side. They married and had 16 delinquent children. Tim, on the other hand, ended up marrying into the Melvin Klein family and marketing his own line of men's designer underwear. Bob Doty made his fantasy of owning the Generic Brand Beer Distributorship in Broome, Texas become a reality, but then left it to change fantasies. lt seems that a wandering band of Hare Krishna monks stopped in Broome one day to purchase some of Bob's product. After guzzling several 12-packs, the itinerant monks were able to convert Bob and he became a Hare Krishna evangelist. Bob quickly recruited Julian Jalomo into his new fantasy as his sidekick songleader and they roamed across west Texas holding tent revivals in major cities like Salt Gap, Bear Valley and Bronte. One evening while crusading Mertzon, Bob and Julian wound up at the Mertzon Ford Tractor Dealership where Calvin Cafes was living out his fantasy as the biggest volume dealer of Ford Riding Lawnmowers in the world. Bob and Julian became Calvin's leading salesmen of used riding lawnmowers and backed up their sales with expert service from ace mechanic, Trina Owens. Trina set a Guinness Book of World Records mark for being able to overhaul a lawnmower engine in less than 3 minutes, 29 seconds. To reward his staff's outstanding performance, Calvin took them all on a round-the- world trip in his hot-air balloon sponsored by Motorcraft Sparkplugs. Pam, Becky and Gaynell went to Los Angeles seeking fame and fortune. Pam became a Los Angeles Flam's cheerleader and did a ram-tough job of screaming at opposing teams. Becky wound up at the beach where she flirted with all the lifeguards and body- builders, hung ten on her surfboard and played volleyball with all the beach boys and surfer girls. Gaynell won an oscar, a grammy, and an emmy award for her role in the movie, Fast Times at Water Valley High, and then appeared on solid gold to sing her solid gold hit, Heart of Glass, with Andy Gibb. After many appearances on TV talk shows and magazine covers she rejoined Pam and Becky and drove Becky's Woody back to the island. 48 PAM GONZALES CHRIS HOERSTER DAVID JONES BECKY HARGRAVES JULIAN JALOMA MARK LASATEFZ SHARON MAFIOUM KINDRA OAKES BENITA SAFIGENT BILLY MONTGOMERY I hk - OOOO A TRINA OWENS TIM SMITH Billy and Kenneth started off on a surfing safari with Becky, but took a wrong turn and found themselves on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom with Marlin Perkins who happened to be on a safari in Nigeria, hunting the rare club-footed hyena. They were attacked by a band of hair-lipped pygmies who speared Billy in the earlobe and bit off Kenneth's big toe. Billy gained over a thousand yards against the pygmies. Mark went to Hollywood and told talent scouts there that he was Burt Reynolds' brother. He was given a job as the stunt man for, That's Incredible and as a double for, Those Amazing Animals. Eventually, he got into the twilight zone and found his way back to Water Valley. Robin's fantasy took her to Rome where she became a singing nun. She soon retired and joined the circus to perform with the amazing trick dog act. She ran into Tim Blair and Gerald Stover who had opened a snowmobile and dog sled repair shop in Colorado. Robin sold her dogs to Tim and Gerald who rented them as sled dogs and she started singing with John Denver. Tim and Gerald eventually won the world cup of snowmobiling with dogs, while Robin's first single, Some days are Zirconium, Some Day's Stink, went platinum. Diann went to Broadway to try her luck as Lady Bracknell. She finally got a role playing the part of Ophelia in Hamlet. Her fantasy was to be or not to be . . .She decided not to be and returned early to the island in time to catch Coach Mounts in his fantasy as being the executive vice- principal at Texas ASM where Mr. Fleming was the president of the school. At the end of 5 days, all the seniors returned to find David still at the yellow dirt road trying to decide which fantasy to choose. He had a hard time because he lives in a dream world most of the time and he could not really tell what was fantasy and what was reality. It was a trip they'll never forget. Especially the good bye party where Tattoo put a string of flowers around Nurse Dolly Herridge's neck and kissed Ted on the shin. 49 1. Pam Gonzales is thrown under Miss Herridge's spell of homework in physics, and she seems quite discouraged. 2. Gerald Stover repeats the statement, Awesome, Totally Awesome, when he was told he would receive a diploma. 3. Tim Blair appears bewildered as he CORNELL STRUBE .1 was XL . we .. H ,ks 'if w2,,,f e w . Qs ' .4551-iii? 157 ' 'N 5' Q ' A ff . fssiilliieil, 951 Q5 f 5 sf? ,ls , as xx ii, X s Q ff-N ..., I ..... . . ., . . A ..,, ...... .... . Ki ii mtg Jyx , L X kgs 5 l nf, 'L 2 K sl w gy is x Q ,ll Q xx . A gf. . KIM WILKES pictures life from a bird's eye view. MSM. l in s M . 50 CLASS GF '84 PRESIDENT: Sandra Cervantez SECRETARY: Carla Horn VICE-PRESIDENT: Frankie Juarez TREASURER: Glen Rust Sandra Cervantez Will Charlesworth Tom Ellzey Carla Horn Eric Jackson Frankie Juarez her as a The Junior class of 1982-83 are proud to say that we have had a good year. We've worked toget responsible class, through the good times and the bad. We hope to enter our Senior year with the same sense of responsibility to achieve far greater goals. ,rr y Beth Lam bert Shannon Long 5 Tammy McGary fi:gfg.o ,. A . 4 if g gr' Steve Puckett Charlie Flivers Carlos Romo jab Glen Rust Debbie Sargent Jaw- Danny Schultz Donna Voss Pam Williford Debbie Ybarra 1. Beth Lambert indulges in mischief and bears an evil grin. 2. Yes, Tammy, the evidence certainly points to you, so don't act surprised 3. Sandra Cervantez experiences the feeling of disgust in accounting when her debits don't equal her credits. 4. Thank goodness, Will is finally determined to improve his sheek hair image. CLASS OF '85 PRESIDENT: Craig Chambers VICE-PRESIDENT: Daniel Fontenot SECRETARY: Coleen Glass TREASURER: Cindy Turner Tina Beebe April Burks Sharie Cavaness Kathy Cervantez Craig Cham bers Michael Chowning Joe DeHoyes Bruce Dye Daniel Fontenot Coleen Glass Johnny Grimes James Jones QX Traci McClousky wr Doug Miller Sonia Ortiz James Schultz David Skains Anita Spieker Chris Taylor Amy Teagarden Cindy Turner Here is the Sophomore news: We have realized that being a sophomore is not as glamorous as expected. Our class is frequently unorganized, but all in all we are friends. V-,, ' X 1. David Skains just loves Miss Herridge's Algebra Class, even when there's a test to take. 2. Daniel Fontenot and Bubba Grimes really en- joy getting out of their World History Class to bother the Annual Staff. 3. Sonia Ortiz, Do you really think you can hide behind little ole Peanut? 4. Sharie Cavaness, What has 50's Day done to you? 2 s E F 3 . 2 5 3 E 5 5 rf' 3 4 CLASS GF '86 President: Secretary: Terry Gauwain Teresa Charlesworth Vice President: Treasurer: Diana Romo Penny Geabes Kyle Bailey Jerry Bannister Mike Cates Teresa Charlesworth 5 bn V , ::- l if I by .... - 5 I.. Sabrina Compton K A I ff y :.. Terry Gauwain 4 Penny G-eabes Wits: f Kevin Kromer .f..., 1 is 5 fm T P -.. f 1, ,,,, I 5' If Is- '4'-Q, ' I: fl 6 JL! 'rg -. f 2 .1 ' x s Qld? -5 11 Jay Traylor Gwen Upchurch Kaija Demere Teresa Charlesworth shows off her incomparable style as a sweat sock cheerleader. , , , W- ,Z Trina Littlefield Toby Long James McLemore Jeannie Oden d'Hal l l Michael Patterson Terrill Ramsey Diana Romo Margo Smith 'fits 'mf 1, , ,, E .Zi .QQ , :,: Em ir gases as T-SE g f: iilii If ishsl L HMM gqmeiavfi , ,M V :UZ,5',,L :.3-:::ss-1:-M 3 :, Hui? ' lr, 'L A A Q Y 4 3? +. 5' ,fs 5 git 'E T ,, '- wif -' f.j r f:2Eis1ralylgsf'.: -sf K 5, 1 if fx. X W Us ff: f 141 -fl .. :i5 :EE. 15325- l?'iEE:. if fggaljggujftgk 5 Jvklkw 1. Terrill Ramsey does his best trying to impress any one who might be strolling down the street and to attract shoppers to the Freshman garage sale. 2. Gwen Upchurch appears to have an uphill battle as she faces the game. 3. Selling caramel apples isn't as easy as it may seem as Sabrina Comptom and Trina Littlefield wait out a hectic night at the Fall Festival. S1 at 1 ml ii 5 at st Being a freshman is really special to some of 3 us. Participating in athletics with the upper- classman makes you feel really important. Being our first year in high school has made this year fun and exciting, too. We are looking forward to the years ahead when we can look back and remember all the things we should have done, should not have done, but did anyway. lt was really meaningful to be able to communicate with your teachers and school mates, and understand each other. Being a freshman was sure fun, good luck 8th grade. 'E'-Hs rf-' gd! IIK' if 1. ,,,,, I .X 7 lbmfff , fff'-' Jak .., Class Officers President: Eddie Tinney Vice President: Bobby Jennings Secretary: Lisa Shelton Treasurer: Lisa Hopson Michelle Ayers Robert Bannister ...E ' if 'Ya 5 in Wi N its :Ql ' Jack Bates Randy Boatright Brad Hayes Lisa Hopson 13:4 i ff X 1 2 1. The eighth grade girls love to add every bit they can tothe pep rallies by yelling enthusiastically. 2. Wayne Jordan secretly conspires to sabotage Robert Bannister's food. 61 Lisa Shelton shows her superior style as a teacher on fifties day. Donna McCorkle Janene Schwartz Lisa Shelton Chiffona Snead Lynn Ransom Tim Teagarden Eddie Tinney Sylvia Trevino wb pf' Bobby Jennings Tony Juarez Wayne Jordan Marsha Littlefield Jay Lanktord WIZZZSV ,XI ! 2 7th GRADE ' san . 1 ,ef-. A .. C 1 ABL so 'Q 1 . EL- .Q we -if 'UQ Ilirm ,ON mr P i . z, .5 ' 'fiiissu if - . :. ,gi- www ,I 3, Leroy Boatright Freddie Brannon , 1: Class Officers President: Bea Oaks John Cavaness Vice-Presidentg Leroy Boatright Heaihef Chapman Secretaryg Kathy Juarez Treasurerg Shane Sanders Charlie Crook Denise Dennis if fr' of ...wi KN Rick Doty Karl Hoerster Mary Jalomo Kathy Juarez Chris Kromer Todd Miller Tina Nobles Bea Oaks Leticia Ortiz Shane Sanders Le Smith Merita Strube George Boatright Rene Brown Robert Compton Jeff Doty Tim Hays Lee Littlefield Wendy McCorkle Lori Millican Joe Moore David Flotan Monica Turner Pam Wildey Class Officers Presidentg George Boatright Vice-President: Pam Wildey Secretaryg Rene Brown Treasurerg Robert Compton 6th GRADE ie may I C K , K. - x Qfffrr ' l 'f ,L . J wig 5' . rr, N . , as -is 7. Stacy Zimmerlee Melinda Galvan Kathy Tomlinson of 4 fth- 3j'Q'IX .ww Q QW ,. W' AP Q Q Q if 5 rr . wr Q M Q -. Q .. it Y is 3 as 5 M 1 ix S t M X S.. , . , K , T F' l .. . .. lx 3 r ' ffx. is HQ me xc Qi fr L ,W Qi? f rtr ha iku 217 if 6 2 , .,, Q, 'L 4, NJ if i . 1 . X- 5 -we -,,. , ,-- Jennifer Babicki Chris Brannon Jacob Brewer Stacy Lee Chowning 5th GRADE .,. .... rrr I rrr ,Lx Leticia Romo Roy Trevino Jennifer Turner John Ward Kimberly Childers Adam Tomlinson .. . sk 45 Q... to fi Q .. 'W .lf Alyssa Kromer Wayne Magill Jody McLaren J. W. Currie Race Gauwain Eric Gloria Johnny Gloria Gina Grimes Clayton Hale Rachel Jasso Tammy Jordan I' 4m Jim Chadwick Quentin Chapman Cindy Graves Wyatt Hopson Tanya Lane Jennifer Martin Brian Milhauser Michael Nobles d GRADE Freddie Graves Tommy Lambert Kris Lankford Monroe Littlefield Samantha Magill Albert Martinez Barry Milhauser Ty Parker Jimmy Rankin Melany Spies Jason Tinney Ronnie Trevino Ashley Wildey Billie Willis Ricky Zimmerlee Kathy Lankford ' if ' 1 - ,.:- 1 gy .e g an I 35? 1 l E AWE 4 X ln, . 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't-eg, Sheila Brannon Charles Bullard Will Brewer Brandy Graves Robbie Hays Chuck Holler C '- ,L ,:a, C as Roy Jalomo ,L T' .. J J .,. - Kendal Johnston ..e. . Tammy Lane ., . get lg +1 J- rt Q V. . , x :H Z, l M: , f , 'wmv 53: K: W :Nt i ffefi, ' ' n ,, '-i. 'fge B y V it 1 o- R. ,,, Af Q.. .,. QA NLM f l 3, I , he iz. D' in J I. Jason Babicki Jeannine Bannister Amber Busby Jennifer Chapman Melissa Kay Crook Stacy Hall Lynda Jacoby Celeste Jasso Bridget Jones Vance Milllcan Donna Rotan Cicily Wilks 1st GRADE Rachael Martin Scot Milllcan Trey Sisco Elizabeth Turner Melissa Waller Chris Wesley Angela Willis James Willis 67 Q . .,,, ,, . 4 ,, . . V .,., , . 1 ' 1 V L i Y' Q ' K ' V f K ' K VV A , ,,.,fQ,',fu , L, - -J M , ,, V- Q ' V: ,fly .. ' V V k5wff:vYg:g,g,5y , V'-1-'Zi 1- SL, 4 . f fT'fk'V V Z u,'-,EJLTAVQEVVJ 'V VV V ,E ' ,Vf , ,, vf 'WLS 5 ,w R, 44? - f - ' 8 By Q0 a Qne v 4 ,' ' '2fey,wf'23V! v 'f,' ', a VVMWYQMVLMI. 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Pam Gonzales, president of the student coun- cil, proudly takes part in the groundbreaking. eine 70 i ifyii Miss Fincher and Mr. Kromer look forward to a new and better high school to lead. The groundbreaking ceremony was special to everyone. To the students it meant there would soon be a new high school with more students to meet and better opportunity for educational growths. For the faculty it means better teaching facilities to improve and continue to provide a strong educational institution for all the students. As the new high school goes up, perhaps the community will be able to pull together and give the support any school may need to be successful. 71 Homecoming Week Was Tim Blair was everyone's hero. SUPERMAN captured the hearts of the student body, showing them his expression of spirit. Of course the initial S stood tor spirit. Ginger Chandler and Carolyn Herridge, unbelievably members of the faculty, made sure their military authority would hold the Wildcat fort down, which was bursting with spirit. Everyone has heard of the three little pigs. Or have they? Kim Wilkes, Robin Cole, and Cornell Strube rooted their way around school and were obviously bulging out with spirit. Ml Packed With Perpetual Spirit Tim Smith proudly paraded his girls, Dena Gibson, and Margo Smith once around the cafeteria, ex- pressing his way of keeping the spirit plentiful. Amos and Andy, as portrayed by Anita Spieker and Cindy Turner, strutt through the cafeteria. Kim Wilkes and Robin Cole were up to their ears in wood, helping the bonfire expand. Our bonfire gave inspiration and desire to the football team as the attraction seemed angry from its blaze. 74 W V M4155 .- sit l Apprehension along with anticipation were among the feelings of the three Homecoming Duchesses. Dena Gibson wears a gleaming smile as her escort, David Jones exhibits the jitters. ge Susan Charlesworth, the 1981-82 Homecoming Queen joyfuily presents Dena Gibson, our new Homecoming Queen with her roses f ?f45 : ,,,, .. ,x K My . ,, vi? Q 4.L. K S , Lf-.4 '..g f SQ f .ff .igew . 2 LSE, Mi X - . Q Q' wig., :za- : K K X -'f' sf? f . . I is , . k. , -1 . ., ., W f, S .. . J. f' Q --...-V Q 1: 4. , fffifff! - fffs V -Z - . ,fzf Q 1, V ...ff .. 14. . f ' xiii' 1 w ' w':f,fvw15j.37Lw 7 1 K I I , f, ww- I ,mffii , ' 1, 'L 3355? ' , - :ij-251: i 'rife--!5.' 15,1 'I Y! , - x ' Q. . Q E 'X FQ, E I . iff? -J 1 . ,Q N',,, Q, I 3 tgps -- A ...... NN, Y X, 3 -55 y 5 , fi N 'L ,S . . ,KA . Wk I ' Q Q.. 1.1 THE HARLEM TRAVELERS DROP IN ON WATER VALLEY 1 Two points for the Harlem Travelers or is he worth four? 2. Traci McCoulskey is being attacked by a creeping toupee or is it just one of those many k ll d b th H l T l '7 pran s pu e y e ar em rave ers. 3. Nolan Fontenot is the recipient of the most loved referee award during the Harlem Travelers game against the Water Valley Ex's. 81 Christmas is a time for happiness and joy. No one expresses this sense of joy better than a small child, and the kids of Water Valley are no exception. With bright eyes and cheery faces, they await the arrival of that magical day. Even as we grow older, it's nice to know that deep inside we still have memories of Christmas as a child. 1. Benita Seargant took her decorating duty seriously as she prepared to string the Christmas tree lights. 2. Decorating the Christmas tree was a great excuse to skip class and Sharon Marcum took full advantage of the situation. 3. Santa's elves really enjoy wrapping presents to give to their elementary students. 83 OPEN THE CURTAINS AND SET THE STAGE The Villain and the Toy Shop was a play presented by the Water Valley High School speech class. These short plays provide opportunities for the students acting J advancement and the scripts also help ' prepare the actors and actresses for U.l.L. competition. The speech class shared . several plays with the student body this T: year on every occasion. They worked long hours and performed to the best of their rr' ability. The Villain and the Toy Shop was under the direction of Donna King. The twenty-member cast included Ted Bagwell, Benita Sargent, Chris Hoerster, Danny Schultz, Kindra Oaks, Robin Cole, Sandra Cervantez, Carlos Romo, Charlie Rivers, Pam Williford, Tom Ellzey, Cindy Turner, Will Charlesworth, Mark Lasater, Glenn Rust, Bubba Grimes, Dena Gibson, Diann Farris, David Jones, and Tim Blair. On Christmas Eve, the evil Mr. Glowerpuss threatens to foreclose the toy shop mortgage unless Carolyn agrees to be his bride. .. --1 5? , ' E Q 5, 5 L if 31 Z t f 4 f Q Q, ,,, , 85 LOVE l love you, not only for what you are, But for what I am when l'm with you. I love you, not only for what You have made of yourself, but for what You are making of me. I love you because you are helping me To make of the lumber of my life, Not a tavern but a templeg And out of the words of my every day Not a reproach but a song. - Author Unknown Reflect back on the beginning of the year when school was just starting out and friendships were beginning to develop. Stop and count your friends and ask yourself who could be any Iuckier to have established the kind of relationships that you have throughout your school years. There is nothing quite as unique as an everlasting friendship between a couple of students or teachers. There are also those special teacher-student relationships that become an unforgettable memory. Hold dear your friendships because they are priceless. 2 If , , -. Q 1 .NJ f, lf, 4 all Y if V ,-f-. .V 7,7. VVVQVQVV-VVVVV fVwVVV1V.VV 3,...V,.,.... . VV -.V .Vs-V1-VV,V - V V - ,,,, .V V.VVVg,,VVVV,VV- , .V VV ,V V11-VVVQQ... V 1- 11s1' VVVVq. 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WWF f v I ' , , I5 V ff ,.., - ' , , K ' V Il , , , . , X ' 1' 14 x ' ,Q ff, W E ' A Providing Leadership The role ofthe Student Council at Water Valley is to provide leadership for the student body. The student council may act as a go-between of the administration and student body. The main concern of the student council is the welfare of the students it represents. The student council is also responsible for the morning devotional and prayer. REPRESENTATIVES 6th - Wendy McCorkle, Jett Doty 7th - Denise Dennis, Chris Kromer 8th - Donna McCorkle, Randy Boetright 9th - Margo Smith, Jerry Bannister 10th - Amy Teagarden, Johnny Grimes 11th - Sandra Cervantez, Eric Jackson 12th - Cornell Strube, David Jones STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President - Pam Gonzales Vice President - Frankie Juarez Secretary - Pam Willitord Treasurer - Will Charlesworth 90 MEMBERS - Seniors - Robin Cole, Gaynell Glass, Becky Hargraves, Ted Bagwell. Juniors - Debbie Ybarra, Steve Puckett, Pam Williford. MEMBERS - Seniors - Gaynell Glass, Ted Bagwell, Pam Gonzales, Diane Farris, Becky Hargraves, Robin Cole, Tim Blair, Tim Smith, Dena Gibson. Juniors - Pam Willitord, Steve Puckett. Sophomores - Coleen Glass, Chris Taylor, James Jones, Craig Chambers. Freshmen - Gwen Upchurch, Teresa Charlesworth, Jeannie Oden d'Hal. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Eligibility for membership in the National Honor Society is open to students in the tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grade. Students may not apply for membership, they are selected by a faculty council. Selection of students for membership is based upon their scholarship, service, character, and leadership at Water Valley High School. An induction ceremony is held each spring to recognize the members. SOCIETY OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN STUDENTS Students chosen for the Society ot Distinguished Students are done so by a faculty committee using the following guidelines: academic excellence and leadership in extracurricular activities. Only a certain percentage of each high school class is chosen, so it is an honor when a student becomes a member. 91 FUTURE FARMERS GF AMERICA MEMBERS - Seniors - Kennith Currie, Tim Smith, Tim Blair, Richard Ascol David Jones Gaynell Glass Kim Wilkes Becky Hargraves. Juniors - Eric Jackson, Tom Ellzey, Frankie Juarez Danny Schultz Will Charlesworth Glen Rust Donna Voss, Shannon Long, Pam Willilord. Sophomores - Daniel Fontenot Bruce Dye David Skalns Jay Traylor Cindy Turner, Amy Teagarden, Coleen Glass, Bubba Grimes, James Schultz Freshmen James McLemore Mike Cates Doug Miller, Kevin Kromer, Teresa Charlesworth, Penny Gaebes, Toby Long Michael Patterson Terry Gauwaln 7th Grade John Cavaness, Chris Kromer. vm ' 'r., . 1 1 ff? FFA OFFICERS - Advisor - Mr. Fleming, President - Ted Bagwell, Vice-President - Will Charlesworth, Secretary - Gaynell Glass, Treasurer - Daniel Fontenot, Reporter - Glen Rust. 92 .L W- , xx E MM. 11'-51 'x,,,f rl , f t dit , X . - .,,. . f W st... A A l fl 1. .ati t xi? if kk Nga NWT .. u , , ,X Q' fi 'VV' A.. .Q .yl sf V ft. iw' f it Nr.. :gf-. ,. ii' ... .v 4 ., S 75.55.1355 atm tt i '15 HH K fit -+ . 'Q -.a BEANS The agricultural program at Water Valley High School allows students to take agricultural classes and participate in FFA activities from their Freshman to their Senior year. Some of the activities that students participate in are: livestock judging contests, wool judging contests, grass judging contests, and leadership contests. Students also exhibit their animals in stock shows across the state. Some ofthe classroom acitvities include: learning about breeds of livestock, conservation, farm shop, and various other studies. 93 WATER VALLEY AG MEMBERS PREPPING THEIR LAMBS FOR THE TOM GREEN COUNTY JR. LIVESTOCK SHOW. First you shear 'em, then you wash 'em, and finally you show 'em. Doug Miller, Terry Gauwain and Daniel Fontenot demonstrate these processes. as-as Q 'W- X , ii ' 7' f W ,',, ,. ,fvuk M .yi g, ,A li- , If E Wi 1 8 1 is f l EK: K wif ex X .Q :X I if i Kiwi sk V 'S 5 .s il We - -ew , 'gl L or 'X -: iv K WOULD YOU BUY A USED CHICKEN FROM THESE PEOPLE? The Wildcat chicken cleaning crew from Mr. Fleming's experimental laboratories shows, how to undress, dress, and process a fowl. 95 HIGH SCHDDL DRILL TEAM I... JN M MEMBERS - Cindy Turner, Amy Teagarden, Dena Gibson, Margo Smith, Kindra Oaks, Trina Littlefield, Donna Voss, Colleen Glass, Kathy Juarez, Debbie Sargent, Debbie Ybarra, Anita Spieker, Teresa Charlesworth, Traci McCouIskey. DRILL LEADERS Vicki Dennis Diann Farris Sandra Cervantez 96 CHEERLEADERS Pam Gonzales, Head Tina Beebe Sharie Cavaness Pam Williford When asked, Why do you enjoy cheerleading? Pam Gonzalez responded, Being a cheerleader is an honor as well as a sport. Cheerleading with Pam Williford, Sharie Cavneu, and Tina Boobo was great fun. We had never worked together before, but it was a ioy becoming acquainted with each other. Friday nights were so exciting with all the jumping, yelling, and silly actions. Cheerleading required several hours of preparation, but it was time that was valued. Just knowing that you were out there leading yells and supporting your team makes it all worthwhile, TWIRLERS Becky Hargraves Gaynell Glass There is nothing like it in the whole world. Twirling with your best friend can be the greatest fun! stated Becky Hargraves. Twirling is an exciting halftime performance where you have a chance to represent your school and entertain the fans. Gaynell and I enjoyed the excitement of twirling even though it required work and a little sweat to 'get it together.' We were always eager to strut out on the field carrying our butterflies right along with us, hoping we wouldn't forget the routine or drop the baton. 97 We're Behind Ya, Flootin' for Ya. . . The 1982-83 Drill Team of Water Valley in- cludes, cheerleaders, twirlers, drummers, and members of the drill team. Activities of this group include fund-raising projects, performing routines at half-time during football games and supporting the Wildcats through victory and defeat. Routines of the 1982 football season were per- formed to the music of Flamethrower, Pac Man Fever, Physical, and Cotton-Eyed Joe. The twirlers performed routines to the music of Celebration, Off the Wall, and Eye of the Tiger. l si Q ia i .,, l u . -A .V N? 1 5 will so-. gqxwi as '-' 2 ., .,... sc .....- ... s .- .- -I.: .- .. c ss Q t-: 1 , 1- . Xin' it t X K K . . hgh! Q x . .,, if 98 QV .SN . J xl Q2 iT' GO, CATS, GO Painting signs, decorating the gym, and pro- moting spirit was the drill team's task during the 1982 football season. Long hours were spent learning new yells and routines. Whether cheering or performing, the drill team showed enthusiasm and pride in their school and the Wildcat team. g K V 5 K JR. HIGH DRILL TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS .W f sect.. .V X..,s,, Sei ' 3225515 F.: Q .. . . .si if if A-- MEMBERS - Donna McCorkle, Mary Juarez, Janene Schwartz, Merita Sturbe, Marsha Littlefield, Wendy McCorkle Demse Dennis Sylvia Trevino, Monica Turner, Lori Millican, Tina Nobles, Kathy Juarez, Rene Brown. The Junior High Drill Team had a good year, replied Mrs. Yeager. As a result of working together as a group, the girls learned several dif- ferent routines to Funky Town and Eye of the Tiger. We would like to express our appreciation to Mrs. Chandler and Ms. King for their assistance in working up the routines. The drill team provides the girls with an oppor- tunity to improve fine motor skills and coordina- tion, and gives each girl a feeling of value and worth as an individual. 100 Michelle Ayers fHeadl, Pam Wildey, Bea Oaks, Lisa Hopson ONE-ACT PLAY CHARACTERS - The Scarecrow - Ted Bagwell, The Fairy - Pam Williford, The Witch - Diann Farris, The Girl in the Audience - Gwen Upchurch, The Little Girl - Penny Gaebes, The Old Man - Tom Ellzey, The Skunk - Daniel Fontenot, The Jester - Charlie Rivers, The Scarehuman - Cris Hoester, The King - Will Charlesworth, The Princess - Dena Gibson. UNDERSTUDIES - Cindy Turner, Bubba Grimes, David Skains, Sandra Cervatez. I The Happy Scarecrow is a fantasy. It is about a fairy, a witch, and a scarecrow and their search for happiness. What is happiness? Philosophers have struggled with this question for centuries. But sometimes answers are found by simple people with humble aims. 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Box 1709 Billy Briley James Wanoreck Phone 653-1650 or 653-5370 19151 653-1584 1915, 658-3001 'F' A .. .. aim H 3 Q2 ' -' R. W. HARGRAVES Wg OLEAN'S , Q 5 Art Supplies - Frames - 1 Tauck s. IMPLEMENT 3 f Ce'a cs j 1001 N. Bell san Angelo, 'rx ' Pete and Olean Poor 1717 N. Chad Bus'1915,653'9124 ,S E 19151658-1927 San Angelo, TX Home 49157 6534124 0 3 76903 ., . f LM' A -,5,5,A,6,6 -,5,5,A ,,,6 ,5,-,l K ,6,6,,,,.A,, ,A66,A 253 R. W. lRobj Hargraves Perry Hargraves 55 - so ssss 13 , - gs 5 ,-' : q,f.,,p-E. 5 ' Qsww .2 Q 4, 41 4a0K,Lk1l AJ M143 3 1 4 yclwfnfw J j4vU,g,fL HUC? af XD f PM-71 joe ' JQW4 gfmjlg A014 5 acdfffw ,v , L7 7 ff V' f LL- I V fbjja uf 41107 7,137 feb Qi?JlUW1li 1352. X4 L1 'lr R. L. Propane Co Rt. 8 Box 170 N. 1915, 653-6303 658-4193 Heating, Airconditioning We specialize in Mobile Homes Propane Tanks Sales and Rentals Rent to Buy L.P.G. Service Station Motor Fuel Bottles Filled Home and Farm Deliveries , ttrtr , : SWF 55-. ' . ,A X' 9 SUNSHINE GROCERY 81 MARKET Fresh Veg. - Groceries and Complete Meat Market 2901 N. Chadbourne 655-4531 BIGGERSTAFF CONST Residential - Commercial Ph. 465-4710 San Angelo, Texas 76901 HAVLIK ROOFING COMPANY All Types of Roofing Gravel - Asphalt - Shingles - Wood Jim Havlik Sterling City Rt. Phone 653-0125 San Angelo, Texas 76901 Fresh USDA Beef Cut Daily! Famous 29 Item Salad Bar Banquet Facilities All Items Available for Take-Out Relaxed Family Atmosphere 10 Minute Service Free Refills - Soda, Coffee, Tea - p RUTLEDGE CONSTRUCTION Meret Rt. San Angelo, TX Septic Systems Drain Fields All Kinds of Dirt Work Backhoe - Dump Truck - Grader 655-0328 E.Z. LIVING MOBILE HOMES 2930 N. Bryant Blvd. Ph. 655-6784 Sales and Service JIM BASS FORD INC. 2901 Sherwood Way San Angelo, Texas 1915, 653-5261 LANE WEATHER MART Heating - Air Conditioning Ventilation - Sheet Metal mm. Gs Bungens loo '70 Pun- Beef 3126 W. Harris Across From K-Mart Plaza J. 0. Lane 3909 N. Chadbourne Phone 944-4547 Owner San Angelo, TX 76903 San Angelo Tx SHIRLEY FLORAL CO. SUPER SPORTS INC. ' 421 W. Beauregard Ave. Southwest Plaza San Angem, Texas San Angelo, TX 76903 944-2014 Flowers for All Jawlcna hoa Supporting the Wildcats occasions S fi Phone 655-911 1 D 315-3:3-2-gg - PALMER FEED AND 15- -6 SU PPLY Q ,g 1, ffl 1318 N. Ch db ANGELO SUZUKI Ph...653?6162 'e 5 ' ' San Angelo, TX 76901 We have moved to our new location. Come by and see us. Earl or Don Frederiksen Saddle Repair and Leather Goods Custom Mixing, Grinding and Crimping Fertilizer - Hay Dairy Supplies 0WneffMan39e Grain - Seed Poultry Supplies 3501 Arder Road Salt peneging THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sterling City, Texas Capital and Surplus S800,000 Chartered 1910 HITCHIN POST GROCERY Groceries - Meat Market Drugs - Sundries Sterling City, TX Congratulations Seniors 378-3031 STOCKMAN'S SUPPLY Sterling City, TX 1915! 378-5261 Complete Line of Purina Feed Ranch and Vet Supplies Ideal for Parties and Gifts Live-Oak Smoked, Ready to Eat. . . - Ham - Turkey - Leg 0' Lamb - Bar-B-Q - Turkey Sausage Especially Prepared by Ken Spieker, The Meat Master JODIE'S BAR-B-Q 1816 West Avenue N - San Angelo, Texas Phone 949-5044 or 655-2174 - Custom Bar-B-Q and Custom Smoking - HUGHES PIPE 8I SUPPLY San Angelo, Texas 76901 THREE RIVERS AIR CONDITIONING, INC. 711 S. Oakes P.0. Box 935 San Angelo, Texas 76902 Phone 653-5887 655-4024 North Highway 87 John Fields, President Sterling City Rt. Nolan Fontenot, Salesman Jim Hughes Bob Hughes Ph. 915-655-4819 Ph. 915-653-0693 NLQRK, A-I E.. ORGANIZEO 1882 HEAD Sg2IRg:EAUTY Non-Deductible Coverage Fire - Storm - Theft - Hail Extended Coverage Homes - Mobile Homes Contents - Farm Buildings Farm Machinery Implements - Fences - Feed and Seed Contact Your Hochheim Agent: Will J. Farris San Angelo, Texas Highway 87-N Grope Creek Ph. 655-5150 Cheerleaders Say: Go Cats Ph. 653-8015 Hocl-II-IEIM PRAIRIE FARM Pam GOHIHIGS MUTUAL ',:? ' :i Qj ' INSURANCE ASSOCIATION S11'j,.ee2afa,,ess 90 Years of Growth Through Service G. W. JENNINGS l AUTO PARTS CO. i ...S...A..g... Sunset Mall 944-4571 The Hquse gf 3 Downtown 655-3171 Million Parts Q Bill Murray Steve Harris x I V ' 'XL 3, W . THE HOUSING MART N X 'X ff' El - Where You Buy Hyun .. had Leu.. L. LM 2219 N. Chadbourne - Insurance Dial: 655-7536 - Movings - Complete Mobile Home Service 4006 N. Chadbourne St. Phone 653-2347 San Angelo, Texas The Store That 53 Years ot Customer Confidence Built Iqgntucky Fried Chicken, Open 7 Days a Week Sun. thru Thurs. - 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Fri. and Sat. - 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Come By and Trade With a Couple of Water Valley Ex's c Don and Sherry Clift 2302 N. Bryant 655-8924 NATHAN'S sn- .. ,ffQ?UQEq'hUL......'. , , L -1, ..If i 129 S. Chadbourne San Angelo, Texas No Finance Charge Free Gitt Wrapping Free Delivery Largest Selection in West Texas Shop and Compare for Quality and Price Free Customer Parking at 7 W. 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Chadbourne San Angelo, TX 76903 The 2 Besi Mexican Restaurants In West Texas are rnght here M C Cf In San Angelo Mos? ajor ' ' Car sxxcceprec , , , ,,M , , ' x Q2-QQ XI- 5 6 ' 9 WW' 1 Ding d NXGSEOWZ ' is 5 WMM qw B Cseptic81dirt contractors QFHA-VA CITY 85 COUNTY APPROVED MOBILE NUMBER 653-2286 BELL AUTO RUSHINGCZHEFFIELD PAR-I-S ' 121 W.10th P o. Box 544 Robert Lee, TX 453-291 1 P O. Box 1789 I Ph ne 653-1344 - Rf- Q 4 BAKEFVS BESSENT CHEVROLET GROCERY p.e.e.,xee M ARKET Robert Lee, TX 76945 X. Q vii Somewhere in Robert Lee 'L , ROADRUNNER Snag GROCERY SHOP 'f 5 , Ieswg' - In I V R b u. T e L M 1 li - R b tL e,Texas SAN ANGELO Chevron MAVERICK PIPE AND OIL CO. SUPPLY R b tL Texas 414 N. B ll Ph: 19151 655-5517 Compliments of ANGELO PELLETS INC PRODUCERS LIVE STOC K San Angelo, Texas 76903 N C O' 1111 N. Bell Street S A I T an n e o, exas Phone: 655-5751 Phone? 653-3371 1131 N. Bell DUN BAR EAST W. C. BRILEY TRUCKING CO. 1728 Pulliam San Angelo, TX Insured Livestock Trucking Day or Night Restaurant Motel 555-3730 553-3355 Briley Home 655-1633 Office Ph. 655-6177 Don Arnel DOSS BROTHERS PAINTING San Angelo, TX 3848 Arden Road 949- 1 300 V. W. Doss F. K. Doss 655-8340 653-0280 WHITESELL AUTO PARTS We Buy Late Model wl'9CkS 1224 Pulliam Phone 658-1387 P.0. Box 1761 San Angelo, Texas 76902 ROBERT LEE STATE BANK Hour Account ls Appreciatedl Robert Lee, Texas Phone: 9151453-2545 WEST WAY GROCERY IN ROBERT LEE 55. , 1 Alnheway 3 'if H f '15 With the A A- - Wildcats ' euu George W. Demere Insurance Agent COKE-STERLING FARM BUREAU Off. 453-2812 Off. 378-6711 Rch. 465-4327 Sterling City, TX 76951 ll-'l'.'l!lll'wl-IVV'- IVEY MOTOR COMPANY W P.o.Box141 mf' Robert Lee, TX 76945 cart O' Texas SAVIQNGS ASSOCIATION A Sum'Lhav1PverlAssoclal1on San Angelo H owe' Blllillyll' 331 w. 'rwnhig S SW' 118 Hutchings Avo. San Angelo, Toxaa 78901 B ll WOT- TUX!! 75521 Phan' 91516555778 200 East Wallace Strut Phono 915,365-5164 on Hin San Saba, Taxaa 76877 Rohr' Ln 5507, 'Y- 290 WN' Phono 9151312-5121 '93 w ' 'W' Aultm, Toxaa 78738 FONT' LOC, TUX!! 78945 Billy wayne R09 Phgne 5121892-3741 Phono s::5f4:a6?:: onora W' t N0 Robert Lee Phone 915-453-2715 409 Hwy. m norm aaa s. 35:21. sl, 2105 nm mean so ,T 15950 W' Q I T Auatin,Taxaa 78747 San Angelo Phone 9156534691 Ph::?91s:z:-2179 P:'o:?s1:lg5:-75053 P91000 5121232-5360 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE KEY FEED STORE Robert Lee, Texas 76945 CA 5 5' 55 ' by FEEDS WESTERN AUTO Y XJ la 9 y P.o. Box 32 915-453-2414 SEEDS Robert Lee, Texas 76945 - S I- Home Owned by Bob and Phelan Wrinkle Feed Seed Phone: 453-2611Ranch upp 'es Mr. 400169 , Inc. 2002 W. Beauregard San Angelo, Texas 76901 lo 4 Co-Managers C- S- Dwjcan 19151949-8793 Walter Timm Phone 915-949-3921 2016 W. Beau. San Angelo, TX DR. W. A. PATTILLO Chiropractor Good Luck Office Hours WI Idcats By Appointment Phone 915-655-3340 8:30-12:00-5:30 1957 W. Beauregard J' F' WELLS Monday Thru Friday San Angelo, Texas 76901 CARPET CARPET lllllllllllllllll lllllllllll 1400W.Beauregard Ph.Q915j655-2927 ton A G San Angelo, TX 76901 2027 Sherwood W y sa-TA-geo-1.1 75901 K 919949-assa 5 9 v O vp Q I CICS v G nom.-nm P-nun k liable llil ll llll llllllll ll I Carpet, Rugs, Repair Work, Vinyl, Installation Come See Us - It Will Be Worth the Trip Bob and Barbara Ford - Owners . JLWl'l L497 , i,,,c-RY 'fl' B'L'-u,,,ff-' MARIANNE '5v LY JUNIOR APPAREL Moderate Prices il 1028 Sunset Mall Ph. 949-0308 IO? IERANDOLPH 6557532 LANDERS AUTOMOTIVE 420 W. Ave. K ...... .... 6 55-0555 59 N. Chadbourne .... .... 6 55-6933 2312 Sherwood Way .... .... 9 49-1973 422 No. Bell St. Phone 653-1522 Auth. Dealer for Whites Metal Detectors CASON PAWN SHOP Loans on Anything of Value Cason's ls Your Pawn Shop Portable Signs for Rent Eddie R. Lopez, Mgr. Bob Cason San Angelo, Texas 76903 SHOE BOUTIQUE C8iH SPORTS 103 5- Ch8db0Ul'n9 1504 West Beauregard San Angelo, Texas 76901 San Angelg, Texas 19153 653-4852 Open 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Monday-Saturday Comfort lor the Entire Family Kenny Haspel Phone: 655-4767 Old Fashioned BOWMAN COMPLETE HOME CENTER wxszrtitsi... 837 Knickerbocker Rd. san Angelo' Texas PNP' ' Joe Emmy Phone 944-4581 Complete Line of Auto Parts we Buy - Sen - Trade Motor Craft McCord AC Plugs m ca,-S ... pickups and Borg Warner Champion Plugs 'Ziff' Pickup Covers L81N AUTO PARTS BILLY BOY'S FINE CARS 3402 N. Chadbourne 700 S- Irving San Angelo, Texas 76901 San Q2g:fgggjf1jgZ6903 phone Day gr Night Your Business Is Appreciated Sawyer, Owner -ww KWQQ My My Cy Q ifbnifzbg MW P cv-Cifgwy bw? Elyjffg 565923, gg? U5 ggi 5 OX Edu, gwf ZD,QQQ 30 gkx Es 2 MM iff iff fi im MMM? QWWM SWG Www wg? QQ' ,555 as Q, AutOgraphS 525 ,gay X, Q W SSO Q iQw N , F Autog?rapIjaXs OC A fqqmx ww 70 F7 561 6 . 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