Weslaco High School - La Palma Yearbook (Weslaco, TX)
- Class of 1968
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X f f x Sports .3 -P j xqiix .XXRN e 1 1 8 AV W Xxxk g N T , -K NN X . -X, 1, 'Xx X v Q5 '- .Q N L 45, as ey Ev 5, fa R -fri ., 1, D 'Classes W Page 20 ' Personalities, Honors Page 88 ta NM, , , . E Lg . I 624435-wha, . g Wondehful Worlds a I E E E E 2 . 1: Weslaco High is a u of many Worlds, each with its own norbi each correlated with another through the coliunon elements of desire, obstacles, competition, and visual experience. There is the W CURRICULUM encornpassingjteac oersjcounselors, classes, and studiesg The WOR D OF CLASSES consists of books, study, and 1 arning.gThere is the WORLD OF SPORTS comp 'sed Qof character and com- petitioxfe The who - L11 1012 STUDENT LIFE includes isott friends an Service and leadership structure me WOR D OF: ORGANIZATIONS, and ultimately, there is the WORLD OF PER- SONALITIES HON RS illuminating the l 967-68a5ifjathways through time. O 5 H , . 5 E .ln kti, i V E but Tx f X K 1 Q O OX Or anizanonkmkv J Page134 O Nw asiiiiiel lg Qfjingi O QV? 4 Edltor ........... .... B arbara Graham Associate Editor .... ........ A lan Smith Photographer .... ...... R aul Arredondo Sponsor ..... . . . Mrs. Martha Andersen . k , t Curriculum . . the world of teachers and counselors .JJ .Q lun si 1 x 'X m .Jus , x xl 'Zac I 4 I m, -nu U' 3 .Q xg: Qwndra , ,xl j 1 I Fir ,J-f ' x ' 1 Trustees Oversee Total chool Life 22 Weslaco Independent School District Board of Trustees are fstarting from the leftj William Solether, Hortemio Hernandez, Neil Chandler, Morris Knowles, Jim Cook, president, Mrs. Antonia Elizondo, and Domingo Sepulveda. Checking over school records are Mr. Jack A. Frost, superintendent and Mr. J.C. Wood, Weslaco High principal, right. 8 P x if' we xrw--J i,-...J Assuming his new duties as school superintendent this year is Mr. M.N. Henson. Mr. Henson took the of Mr. jack Frost who received Navy orders to report to Abilene, Texas for active duty. n i Nag, A 6-3 Performing their jobs as secretaries in the school office are Mrs. Serving as assistant principals i are Mrs. Mildred Cowley, Mr. ED. Quitman Henley, Mrs. Cecil McKee, and Miss Allison Wright. Villanueva, and Mr. Joel Parsonsl 9 WAHL, RODGER Counselor, Student Senate co-sponsor. AGA, OBERT World history, American history, freshman chairman. ANDERSEN, MRS. MARTHA Journalism I Si II, ovemment, La Palma Hi-Life s onsor, S , P UIL joumalism sponsor. FROST, JACK Superintendent WOOD, J .C. Principal PARSONS, JOEL Assistant principal, related math. VILLANUEVA, E.D. Assistant principal, physics, related math I. COWLEY, MRS. MILDRED Assistant principal, district textbook custodian. ANDERSON, DAVID R. Counselor, Student Senate co-sponsor. ANDERSEN, MRS. NANCY Trigonometry, geometry. ANDERSON, C. DAVID Related math II, algebra I, UIL slide rule sponsor. ASH, MISS ELIZABETH English I, one-act p'lay, UIL spelling sponsor. BARLETT, JOE Health, boys physical education, sophomore sponsor. BENNETT, MRS. MARY Homemaking I Si II, mum sales chairman, Future Home- makers of America, junior sponsor. BOWDEN, MRS. DARLENE Algebra I, related math II, UIL number sense sponsor. CALDWELL, KENNETH Band director. CARAVEO, MRS. HILDA English I, UIL extemporaneous speaking sponsor. CARDENAS, MRS. AMPARO Spanish I, talent show director, National Honor Society, senior sponsor. CENTILLI, JD. Athletic director, football coach, govemment, WH Lettermanls Club, freshman sponsor. COLEMAN, HOWELL Boys physical education, health, basketball, football coach, W Letterman,s Club, sophomore sponsor. COLLIER, MRS. FRANCES English II, French I 81 II, UIL persuasive speaking sponsor. FUENTES, MRS. ANTONIA Athletics, health, volleyball coach, Girls Athletic Asso- ciation, Pep Squad, cheerleadcr sponsor. GANDY, MRS. TILLIE Homemaking I, Home and Family Living, mum sales chairman, Future Homemakers of America, junior sponsor. GARZA, MRS. BEATRIZ Spanish II, III, SL IV, Pan American Student Forum sponsor. GONZALEZ, ROBERT Bookkeeping, typing I, UIL typewriting, senior sponsor. GRIFFITHS, MRS. EVELYN English II, sophomore chairman. GROSSER, KENT Chemistry, Phi-Chem-Bi sponsor. CROSS, J AMES Government, Texas history, nior co-sponsor. FREE, MRS. JO ANN Algebra Il, related math II Y-Teens sponsor, Sing Out director. FROST, MRS. ANNA English II 81 III, talent show assistant director, National Honor Society, senior sponsor. TREVINO, MRS. ELVIA Typing I 81 Il, UIL typewriting, junior sponsor, concession manager. HICKS, MRS. EVELYN Librarian. JACOBS, RALPH Vocational Office Education, Vocational Office Ed- ucation Club, junior sponsor. 12 GUERRERO, RAMON Industrial arts, Student Senate co-sponsor. GUTIERREZ, ROBERT Distributive education, concession manager, Distributive Education Clubs of America, junior sponsor. HARRISON, GENE General science, athletics, football, track coach, Key Club sponsor. HAYS, MRS. DORIS American history, world history, Junior Historians, junior sponsor. HEALD, MRS. CAROLYN English III, assistant senior play director, senior sponsor, HEALD, MRS. DESSIE Athletics, girls physical education, health, basketball coach, Girls Athletic Association, Pep Squad, cheerleader sponsor. JONES, MRS. VIRGINIA Biology I, UIL science sponsor. JORDAN, GERALD World history, UIL debate sponsor. KINNARD, DARRELL Vocational agriculture I, II, 81 III, Future Farmers of America, freshman sponsor. LLEWELLYN. MRS. GLORIA Biology I, Phi-Chem-Bi sponsor. MARCHAK, EDWARD Driver's education, athletics, baseball coach, Key Club co-sponsor. MARCHAK, MRS. SUSIE Athletics, track coach, cheerleader sponsor. I I P MATELSKI, DWAINE Biology I, Student Senate ccysponsor. MATTAR, MRS. SIBYL Choir dire ctor. MUSTIN, BILL American history, Latin American history, economics, junior sponsor. McWHORTER, MRS. JOYCE English IV, UIL ready writers sponsor, senior co- chairman. NANCE, MISS VANDA SUE Spanish I, UIL one-act play, sophomore sponsor. POTTER, MRS. PREBLE English I, UIL poetry interpretation sponsor fi wg? ROSS, MRS. VERALEE Homemaking I SL II, Future Homemakers of America, junior sponsor, mum sales chairman. SALAZAR, ARTURO Industrial Cooperative Training, athletics, Industrial Co- operative Training Club, junior sponsor. SALIN AS, ED General science, Student Senate co-sponsor. SANCHEZ, ANTONIO Biology I, general science, UIL science sponsor. SMITH, MICHAEL Related math I 8t II, Student Senate co-sponsor. THOMPSON, MRS. SHERRI Geometry, algebra I, freshman sponsor. RUF? 5 1 RIVERA, MISS ROSARIO I English II, UIL prose readin sponsor. ROHR, Tl-IURMAN Spanishl 81 Il, senior sponso . ROSE, MISS BARBARA Speech I, English II, drama, UIL one-act play, Drama Club, senior sponsor, senior play director. 'sul' -ers WAHL, MRS. LOIS Shorthand, typing I, UIL shorthand, Future Teachers of America sponsor. WALLACE, MRS. PAT English I. WARREN, CHARLES English III, UIL ready writers, senior sponsor. WE L CH, J AME S Industrial Arts, senior sponsor, Working on a chemistry experiment, Darmy Reyna and Johnny Cavazos, seniors. weigh out necessary ingredients. X' h i ff -, W X. 1 lx QS. X V hi , .? ' , X, , 'x xx. -K' H - ' t' inevitable stack of papers that is the Bridesmaids J.C. Wood and J ack Schultz are caught by the camera during a Panther tCHChCl'S- womanless wedding at one of the pep rallies. w we ' ' .m..-s.. ev..-.. nw 5' , .r.....:-an um. Af- q V . , N, 0 .47 ,' 'H A I 7-7 L gif! i V Q it 3 1 K Florence Fernandez and David Burleson straighten a historical display for Mrs. Doris Hays' American history class. Miss Vanda Sue Nance, Spanish teacher, grades the lot of all 15 I1 .Qpn Taking timed writings in typing class are several students in Mrs. Elvia Trevino's first period class Alvaro Esquivel identifies the parts of a grasshopper for Pablo Garcia, Alicia Sepulveda, and Mary Trevino. 16 3. X 9 . .77-AJ 'fbi QP' Darrell Kinnard, Ag teacher, strikes a A A K Lkkgr . 1' 3 - ,P -..1 ., , 'Fi guise: -f ,,w, , Simmey Wright, senior, cuts a piece of metal with an acetylene torch in the Ag building. 4 l 1 l oo4J 'N, Nancy Wallace and Margaret Swanzey welcome Mrs. Antonio Elizondo, school board member, to the Pan American tea. 17 'Up With Pe0ple'Is Theme Of Sing Out Sing Out cast members featured Up With People and a patriotic theme before a standing room only audience and television camera, I E Rehearslng for the first Sing Out program are musicians Ken Schill, Greg Solether, Doug Thompson, and Jimmy Payne. 18 Weslaco's Sing Out hit the Valley with a new explosion of enthusiasm and patriotism. Destroying the stero-typed image of drug- addicted, card-burning teenagers, WHS Sing Out members expressed their ideas and beliefs on America, democracy and people in general. Expressed to modern and moving music, cast members sounded their spirited eruption against hatred, fear, and greedfi Rushing on stage and exploding into song with a spirit from within, Weslaco Sing Out rocked the state with its new modern beat and the new enthusiastic message of UP WITH PEOPLE! Presenting two civic per- formances in Weslaco, performing before numerous clubs and organizations up and down the Valley, and completing a five day state-wide tour during March 27-31, in ad- dition to appearing via tape in Austin, Houston, and Viet Nam, Weslaco Sing Out broadcast its message of commitment to God and countryw to thousands. i J 1 r 4 1 59 . 5 'A 5, ,. -',' i N 3 -asm f Jimmy Green, narrator of the Sing Out group, reads a soldier's letter as Beth Ussery, Darla Burton, Wendy Haverfield, Donna Michalk, Mary Ellen Payne, Cathy Ligon, and Dee Ann Moore hum Brave War in the background. , im. rr 1 N - - . f I -A i tl, Ronnie McManus sings a solo in What Color Is God's Skin. Mrs. Jo Ann Free and several ofthe Sing l Lit membersdiscuss their tirst With him are Merrie Frost, David Bennett, and Dale Free, performance to which the public was invite . The group played to packed houses. 1 9 l Classes 20 . . . the world of books, study, and learning ,ii 42- fi? ,Uoq . .W w - -- I , 1 W g 1 , ' 5V ' ' M, 4 ,, ,, , , ,. , ,K , K K .W ,.,,, ,- A A, ,. - , -- , i ., , . f-ff , . g, 1 'J 'Nb 'U' if w 4 w Adame, Armando Aguirre, Johnny Almaguer, Maria Delfina Almaguer, Roble Arredondo, Raul jr. Bachelder, Mike Robert . git- We Were Finally Seniors i tip! M 'ul -fer tru' Oil fl 5 'M Af' 0:9 '1 Q Wrv' l ri lf '4- 'TB' ,540 Barbosa, Johnny Bautista, Antonia fTonyj Bradford, Tommy Lee Brown, Lew Douglas Buentello, Ib Bugarin, Elvira 23 There Were . . wi Casanova, Norma Alicia Casanova, Sonia Castaneda, Pablo Jr. 'E' Cavazos, Juan Jose Cerda, J uanita Clay, Ann Stillwell Bullion, Jeanne Lavon Caballero, Virginia Cadena, Teresita Callaway, Barbara Jo Campos, Robert Cantu, Charles 'Q' Colvin, Lynn Bryan Cortez, Armando Crawford, Ronald Frank Cross, Robert Wayne Cuellar, Sylvia jean Cummings, Carole wt' vfv 31 Decisions To ake. .. S.: 3 Jslx YNY Qbvg, Z? aw it i Aug T17 Deer, Beverly DeLeon, Carlos Fernandez DeLeon, Oralia DeLeon, Rene Downing, Andrew lll Drake, Olen Bryan 25 '10 Garcia, Herlinda Garcia, Martin Garcia, Ruben Garrett, Richard Garza, Bertha Gloria Garza, Blanca Oralia English IV To Pass.. '-at-I? Eggleston, Ronnie Elizondo, Antonia Espinoza, Alicia Flores, Linda Ford, Marsha Garcia, Abram ffm 422 fm W 55 .. f isss 'T sd'--w Garza, Maria Elma Garza, Nelda Suzanne QNellie Suej Garza, Noe Garza, Velina Ann Gomez, Dolores Pena Gomez, Ricardo fi, .f' f' QQ' P W -ff f '!l 1 1 E, 11' 1--'Q -N TI 1 Invitations to Buy .A 0-L ev V 5,0 ' rn' Gonzales, Diana Gonzalez, Francisco Jr. Gorhum, Ella Ray Gracia, Maria del Carmen Graham, Barbara Jean Green, James Emest fllimmyb 27 Entrance Exams To Take.. fwfuw ig!!! NM' Hensel. Trudy Ann Hernandez, Jesus Hernandez, Nestor wvihh JUN ' Herrera, Richard Hinojosa, Armando Hinojosa, Joel Guajardo, Maria Francisca Guajardo, Raul Guerra, Ernestina Handy, Mary Ellen Heck, Brenda Joyce Heru'y, Mary Esther Huefner, Thomas John Johnson, Kenneth Sidney Jr. Johnston, Roy Alan ' Jones Glen Harris 'ZIP' .149 J cPennyJ 'gn 'Fc vi 'N'-s King, Debbie Sue Kolvik, Rita A ,if K- 4,,,,wr ,- ' if X, Q39 Gi QWX Transcripts And Applications TOJFret.. QU! 'J' we-J ,Q ez: JDJ 7417 mx -'Kg qv-M W, Q ! 'N Ledesma, Albino Ledesma, Luis Jr. Ligon, Anita Kay Linderman, Susan Luera, Adelina Lugo, Maria Graciela Exemptions To Work For ..... Martinez, Sylvia Matamoros, Francisca McD aniel, James Edward Meiners, Carol jean Mena, Antonio Salvador Miller, George Lyons, Vivian Elaine Maldonado, Alicia Maldonado, J esus Martinez, J oel Martinez, Philip Martinez, Raquel Molina, Jose Juan Noriega, Andres Noriega, Juan Oglevee, Allan Craig Olivarez, Micaela Ortiz, Oralia if ' gran M if Y Tri? Y Caps And Gowns To Order 31.1 Q'- -l0 1 Sv -. K Q52 ' 'Y ff ' Y t O W O Payne, Betsy Ann Perez, Armandina Perez, Mary Pinalez, J ose Porter, Albert Marie Putman, Marianne Parties To A ttend. . . Reyna, Janie Reyna, Robert Rivera, J esus Rivera, Petra Robledo, Jose Rodriguez, Elida Quintanilla, Susie Ramon, Norma Randolph, Janice Jean rf-az. nw Reyes, Juanita Reyes, Norma Reyna, Daniel CDHHHYF 32 I odriguez, Gracie odriguez, Luis odriguez, Maria Guadalupe Rodriguez, Robert Rodriguez, Violanda Roe, Margaret Elizabeth fha -1--.Q Na. fwh And May 31 Really Camej X Q0 -any fi? ' 714 'JV' s..-as f 'V' v:-rv' 4, -nga E O-I , 'sr I 0 Saenz, Rodolfo Salinas, Alfredo Salinas, Anita N l Salinas, Jose Hector Salinas, Yolanda N Sanchez, Beulah I fl A We Took A Big Step . . Swanzey, Margaret Ann Tisdale, Jim Nolan Tomlinson, Paula J o Torres, Pedro Ullrich, Marian Elizabeth Valdez, Josephine Sanchez Vlcente Scott Barbara Ann Seeber Joanne Sepulveda Jose Smlth Howard Alan Solether Robert McClellan al' ,.,,,., my 'Vu V aldez, Violadelle Rivera Vance, Judi Mae Vasquez, Simona Vela, Enedelia Vela, J ose Veltman, Marsha Marie Villarreal, Andrea ,- Wsl. 'sl lr:-17 if in-. 'Suv' Toward Our Future l qdqa -ny? .. 175 Villarreal, Elsa Norma Waddell, David Wallace, Nancy Lou Wilson, Larry Brant Wright, Simmey Ybarra, Mary Viola Zepeda, Arturo uae ,Q-.am f-,ao lv? n , . J' , uv , g ' xii V V 3 1 x ' :X V. :xx 1 . Mx ' 3. .fax A 1 I f . f . vu 36 Sober seniors have their grim days with college boards, exams. draft boards, and then there are other days when they go all out with characterizations, corn, and class activities. fuppcr leftj Alan Smith dons his crazy Teddy expression for his part in the senior play. Senior twirlers wail as they bury a Donna Redskin at the mock funeral performed by band members during the noon hour. l ' s 5 2 1 I Q 5 l f . 4 1 . 4 : V i , v A IW., . I K Y E - Q , . f. 1 g ,, K r k ' 1 1' 1' ig., -I WPA?-. 1.3, -r Armando Hinojosa, portraying Dr. Einstein in the senior play, calms his nerves with a swig of 'cwhiskey . . . 5, all part of the play, of course. Carol Meiners gets loaded down with senior play props. fAbovej Jim Tisdale and Raul Garza ham up a publicity shot for the Annual Halloween carnival with a fake tricycle race. 37 avi Aaron, Sandra, Q Acev6R,Noel Aguirre, Maricela Alaniz, Domingo Alejandro, Aurora Alejandro, Marcelo Allen, Becky Marie Almanza, Marcos Almaraz, Elsa Anderson, Phyllis Donelle Argueta, Estella Arredondo, Elida Arredondo, Sulema Ayala, Castulo Bachelder, Patrick Balli, Vidal fBil1Yl Bautista, Mary Ellen Bemal, San Juana Garlic? Bullion, Gary Burton, Darla Campbell, Scott Canales, George Cantu, I uanita Cardenas, Daniel Juniors Have Busy Year 3' C3 -C. 1 Homecoming Activities no 5- 40 Cardenas, Wilbert Cardona, Irma Cardosa, Sofia Carreon, J oe Carrion, Beatriz Castaneda, Mary Cedillo, Alicia Cerda, Annie Chancey, Marc Chavez, Maria del Carmen Ciomperlik, Gloria Collinsworth, Troy Cortez, Guadalupe Cortez, Mary Cuellar, Armando, J r. Daye, Thomas Howard Dean, Barry De la Garza, Eugene Del Campo, Clemente Del Toro, Jose Donalson, David Mat Elizondo, Daniel Ellison, Vicki Esquivel, Alvaro N0 Fernandez, Florence Flores, Moises Flowers, Judson Frantz, Klee Frerking, Ernest Frost, Joye Fulcher, Jimmy Galvan, Minerva Garcia, J oe J r. Garcia Garcia Garcia, Garza, Garza, Garza, , jose Luis , Margarita Mary Ellen C arlos David Enedelia Garza, Mary Alice Garza, Mary Dalia Garza, Melva Garza, Ofelia Gatton, Mary Catherine Cflarhyb Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Antonio Felipa Hilda Mary Elizabeth Mums To Sell. . .Q .4 l 'fo 'UR .-.i Wx ...Q Measurin, For R fi 42 Gonzalez, Nellie Gonzalez, Oralia Gracia, Antonio Grimaldo, Juan Guerra, Mary Gutierrez, Gregorio Hall, Dana Hansen, Janet Haverfield, Wendy Hernandez., J oe Hernandez, San Juana Hernandez, Teresa Johnson, Clair Kelly, Colleen Larson, Mary Nell Latigo, Gerado Leach, Paul Ligon, Mary Catherine fCathyJ Lopez, Esequiel Lyles, Truman Roy McCaleb, Theresa McDaniel, Donald McDaniel, Maurice McManus, Ronnie McWhorter, Mona Maldonado, Elizabeth Maldonado, Ninfa Margo, Maria Teresa Martinez, Alma Martinez, Jose J r. Martinez, Lorenza Martinez, Lydia Martinez, Maria Elena Martinez, Raul Mattar, Mike Mendez, Elma Maria Meza, J uan Michalk, Donna Miller, Ralph Molina, Juanita Montalvo, Guadalupe Moore, Dee Ann Moreno, Arturo Mungia, J osefina Olivarez, J oel Ozuna, Damian Payne, Mary Ellen Payne, James flimmyl Prom Week 'Nm 'ne 4 sw Pena, George Pena, Juan Perez, Cecilia Pickard, Robert Larry Powell, Susan Purl, Linda Rakestraw, Kenneth Ramirez, Dora Ramos, Danis Randolph, Patricia Reynoso, Paulo Rios, Carmen Rios, Victor Roberts, Victoria Robinson, Sharon Rodriguez, Alfredo Rodriguez Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez Elida Horacio Lidalia Maw Rodriguez, Mary Ann Rodriguez, Richard Ruiz, Olga Salud, Dalia Schill, Ken Segundo, Maria Sepulveda, Elma Serna, Gloria Silva, Diane Silva, Elizabeth Solether, Gregory Stanford, Lillian Talbert, Penelope KPBHHYD Thompson, Douglas Torres, Maria Toscano, Maria Armandina Treadaway, David Trejo, Juan Trevino, Adela Trevino, Blanca Trevino, jg Trevino, Mary Trevino, Rosalinda Triplett, J ohn Ussery, Elizabeth fBethj Valdes, Nelson Valdez, Arturo Vargas, Lupita Hectic But Happy if L gf zv,. 'fx is ix Planning For College Vasquez, Mary Vasquez, Pedro Vela, Rosa Maria Vidalez, Mary Villarreal, Juan Villarreal, Leonides lLeoj Villarreal, Marta Villarreal, Miguel Webber, Ida Whitley, David Wood, Cedric Woodward, Elaine Wright, Brenda Ybarra, Ramona Zamora, Anna Zurlo, Harold Important Step In Life R X Ax rx, tff' , , .X Ly, i palm branches for a Christmas nativity scene at the First Methodist Church juniors Mat Donalson and Brenda Wright. s X5 it l ik X 1 lies.. 'Q-t X it's powderpuff time on campus the girls don shorts and jersies to show the boys how football canlbe played. This shot of Vicki Roberts, Burton, Sandra Aaron, Lee Villarreal, Elaine Woodward, Nita Dickerson and Sharon Robinson is evidence of enthusiasm generated. Ready for, hunting during the holidays are Ken Rakestraw and Troy Collinsworth. 47 Q66 fl '1 '1' I , fff- ,wx A 1' 15' J L ,Y 525 S' iw , Q uw 4 s me my 1 4 ww , vw-HW 'QV 'Mia' p f 1 sp 1 ' ww' 39 Q., J 'c. :wget- ., ,, .. an H 'fu Aaron, Gary Aguayo, Juanita Aguilar, Janie Aldrete, Maria Guadalupe Alejandro, Marla Alexander, Robert Almaguer, Elida Andersen, Linda Anderson, Joan Aparicio, Maria Qi m'X I i if fs. C Yxmk L 1 ll my ', ophs Belon 'A Little More? . E' Argueta, Edward Armendariz, Juan Arredondo, Filomena Austin, Bernard Avalos, Arturo Baez, Irma Balboa, Felicitas Barker, Rochelle Barnes, Peggy Bell, Nancy Benitez, Hector Blair, Mark Blanco, Carolina Bradford, Peggy Briones, Abeldia Brown, Karen Brown, Leon Buentello, Mireya Bullion, Bobby Cain, John W. -will Catch On 0 The System Cavazos, Mary Jane Cavazos, Vicenta Chandler, J anis Connor, Mike Coronado, Robert Correa, Rene Cortez, Juan Couch., Bill Cross, Phyllis Cuellar, Maggie Cuellar, Sylvia Davis, Gary Dean, Kathleen iK11lhY7 Deer, Pamela de la Fuente, Yvonne de la Garza, Eloy de la Rosa, Angel de Leon, Rosie de Leon, Virginia Delgado, jose N .XX V 1 415 Callaway, Vicki Campbell, Annette Cannon, Chris Cano, Ninfa Cardenas, George Cardenas, Rosalie Casanova. Yolanda Castaneda, Juan Castro, J uan Cavazos, Maria Este lla Fxgs Delgado, Sergio Diaz, Estela Diaz, Guadalupe fLupitaj Diaz, Ismael Dickerson, Andrea Dodd, Barry Easly, Melody Eggleston, Kathy Elizondo, Epifanio Elizondo, Minerva A M .. ,A ,fir Ab 6 D: vi Q ' an W Q ,gli ' ll rj 1 l X .iififf-,ifii Sink Into A Groove . . . r . , nl t Ellison, John Engle, Mary Katherine fK3thYl Escalon, Frank Jr. Escalon, Henry Escobar, Norma ,W a .qv V Espinoza, Mary Espinoza, Nancy Fernandez, Linda Flores, Esmeralda Flores, Juan Flores, Sonia Fortenberry, Jennefer Frase, Roxanne Gamboa, Louisa Gamez, Samuel Garcia, Diane Garcia Elida Garcia, Esmeralda Garcia, Estella Garcia, Esther Goeser, James Allen ii Gonzalez, Gonzalez Gonzales, Gonzales, G onzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gracia, N oemi Graham, Jerry Gray, Carol Gray, David Gross, Susan Handy, Jose Harrison, Pamela Hartzell, Kathleen Heiley, Diane Hemandez, Alejos Take Tests B The fillions Garcia, Hermila Garcia, Herminia Garcia, Juan Garcia, Juanita Garcia, Pablo Garcia, Rosa Garcia, Sylvia Garcia, Willfred Garrett, Diana Garza, Ninfa Arnulfo Glenda Gloria Juana Maria Roberto Rojelio Susan Olga is Q f l is ,P A 3 Hernandez, Beatriz Hemandez, Femando Hemandez, Juan Hinojosa, Meliton Hinojosa, Olga Hinojosa, Roel Hinojosa, Sylvia Huerta, Lucila KLUCYJ J asso, Rosalinda J enkines, Randy l xii if G? Undergird The Panthers . ya- - - fm. I 5 9 l E .1 . gf if j , Q53 fa W f K ' L r - fic.-. af. ' Joaquin, Belinda Karcher, David Knowles, Tania Lancaster, Karen Ledesma, Felipe Ligon, Steve Linderman, Christie Lopez, Alvaro Lopez, Estefana Lopez, Jose Lopez, Lydia Llopez, Magda Lopez, Petra Lozano, Linda Luera, Sylvia Luna, Robert Lyles, Joyce Maldonado, Gloria Maldonado, Jose Maldonado, Viola QX McWhorter, Tommy Mena, George Mendez, Norma Meza, Robert Michalk, Thomas Molina, Luciano Mora, Margarita Moreno, Alicia Nelson, Connie Nichols, Linda Ochoa, Zulema Olivarez, Minerva Ortega, Racheal Ozuna, Estela Padilla, J avier Padilla, Maria Elma Panzer, Gregory Parker, Roy Payne, Kathy Pena, Estela Battle With Books . . . Marquez, Rosalinda Martinez, John D. Martinez Maria Martinez Pedro Martinez, Romeo Mata, Rene Matamoros, Leonicia McDaniel, Esther McFarland, Judy McManus, Mark Christian 1 'Rn Peralez, Delia Perez, Dolores Perez, Maria Pina, Gloria Pinalez, Emma Pinalez, Raul Polvado, Sherry Porter, Jeannie Potter, J ohn Pratt, Christi trive For Better Grades . . A V 1 IQ' f - --, H- ..,f:, fm.: , . . E X., R 1- f R' .1 tp I A , 1 Pullen, Mike Quesada, Delfina Quintanilla, Juan Quintero, Julia Ramon, Israel Ramos, Guadalupe Reyes, Elizabeth Reyes, Janie Reyes, Maria Rico, Blanca Riley, Mary Rios, Dora Rios, Rene Rivera, Armando Rivera, Consuelo Rivera, Jose Rivera, Maria Elena Roark, Linda Robledo, Israel Rodriguez, Enrique 9 '-ek Q f! IV! as..s on s Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, fLucieJ Rodriguez, Rogers, Ge C J my? Esmeralda Eva Gilberto Gloria Hermelinda Juan J r. Luz Maria H. rald Roman, Antonio Hope For NHS Membership . . . Rubio, San Juana Saenz, Teresa Salazar, Arnoldo Salinas, Irma Salinas, Maria Salinas, Oralia Sanchez, Ida Sanchez, Norma Sanchez, Olga Sanchez, Robert Sansing, Debbie Segundo, J uan Seils, Tommy Sepulveda, Alicia Sepulveda, Diane Sepulveda, Isabel Sepulveda, Ruben Serna, Linda Shaw, Randy Shows, Kathy '49 W J Silva, Norma Smith, Ronald Steger, jerry Stephens, Patti Stevenson, Tommy Thomson, Barbar Torres, Connie Trevino, Enrique Trevino, Gloria Trevino, Isabel a Luanne 3 - 4 , -Q9 X , ' ite N ,Wai 41 36: x 03:41, IN E 1- ' ,- I X' . l . w 1 2 if- 1 'r' '!'?'i'.'? g5 'z f , V, Wish They Were Juniors . . . 'Q ri ,, 1 . 5 i 'L ' W . V lax.: 252 ny I' - 3 Trevino, Roy Turner, David Valdez, Ruben Valdez, Imelda Vargas, Maricela l Vasquez, Danny Vasquez, Gloria Vasquez, Irene Vasquez, Juanita Vasquez, Norma if -3. .3 'Q P Vela, Alicia Villanueva, Lourdes Villarreal, Guadalupe Villarreal, Hilda Villarreal, Josephine Webber, Juan Wells, Richard White, Ruth Marie Wilson, Aline Wilson, Diane YMZ Wolfe, Priscilla 1 Wubbena, Rachel N Ybarra, Lydia I fy, Aft , ,pf LWA' all vplus Kg A pl' 199 6911299 X29 V if ,nu Q56 gxgxfw ,xg U til Q HY, 1,00 Y' N., 0112, M QQHW we 2 wel A303 WONMRI NG mag To Qgw HW lm. THE mm Q York, Doug Zamora, Guillermo Pam Deer, Linda Fernandez, and Patti Stephens put up posters for the Spanish II play. Little Red Riding Hoodl' 1 picture at rightj mm ll own gYNi:295hg CLASSES again! 7 00 m Tm r M-mm John Cain, sophomore, bobs for apples during the Pan American Student Forum initiation party 58 4 Ili, w 1,g...:'7 I A Kkgwgziiix' Q ' te1fTf2'- ' 'fun ' K' x 60 4 Aaron, Hal Acevedo, Daniel Acevedo, Pete Aldaba, Maria Victoria Allen, John Almaguer, Elsa Almaraz, George Anderson, Mark Aparicio, Salome Arce, Enrique 1 High School Intrigues Freshmen . . . A 244' I f f 5 'L in L Q Q 'Uk Arce, Rene Arredondo, David Avalos, Lydia Avila, Sulema Balaguer, Josephine Balderas, Elena Balderama. Maria Barbee, Terry Barker, Bruce Bautista, Irma Becerra, Juana Becerra, Maria de L Blair, Peter Blanco, Flora Bohmfalk, John Bulnes, Henry Blu-kett, Debra Caballero, Jessie Caballero, Norma Cadena, Roman ourdes Calles, Lydia Elena Campos, Hector Cancino, Maria Rosario Cano, Janie Cano, Ruben Canon, Nancy Cantu, Oralia Cardenas, Henry Cardona, Guadalupe Carranza, Beatriz They Admire pperclassmen . . . Carreon, Robert Casares, Adela Castaneda, Lucila Castaneda, Rolando Castillo, Aaron Castillo, Alfredo Castro, Ruben Cedillo, Arturo Cerda, Oscar Chavez, Arturo Clarke, Len Coonrod, Valerie Cordova, Alicia Coronado, Roy Covacevich, Angelita Crist, Sue Cross, Barbara Cruz, Raul Cuellar, Carmen Cummings, Sheri QU' Castillo, Violeta Davis, Deadrea Dawson, Jeannette De Leon, Elida De Leon, Lydia De Los Santos, Diana Downing, Richard Dennis Edwards, Bernie Edwards, Bruce Eilers, Betty Become ! , , K ,a,, , M5 , 5 ,sg , V Jn of-st ,A .. ',,n ',f,,,fg, ,4i . ' K sf . 2. - ' ff 1-, . , Exif, ll lx li... in kill A 'x 'tg Accustomed To WH Campus . . . ,l Ei' 'R Q ,f,ff,. .. :gin -. lg , f, 3 1 2 'X . f 2' fi n el .-M. ' gl X 'L I Elizondo, Alicia Emerson, Helen Rebecca fBeckyJ Escobar, Yolanda Espinosa, Rosa Estrada, Leo Fernandez, Juliana Flores, Graciela Flores, Maria Flores, Mary Stella Flores, Ruby Flowers, Donald Flowers, Charles J eff Fonseca, Ninfa Ford, Peggy Fox, Ruth Frantz, Steven Frase, Melissa Free, Daniel fDannyj Frost, Chris Fulcher, Bobby Garcia, Ciro Garcia, Elisondo Garcia, Feliciano Garcia, Luciano Garcia, Noemi Garcia, Olga Garcia, Pedro Garcia, Sylvia Garcia Garza, Meet Many New Friends . . . Garza, Debbie Garza, George Garza, Pedro Garza, Valerie Gilmore, James Kenneth Glace, Victoria Gonzalez, Alex Gonzalez, J oy Gonzalez, Maria Gonzalez, Noelia Gonzalez, Noemi Gossett, Billy Granados, Yolanda Gremes, Patricia Grimaldo, Israel Guajardo, Hermelinda Guerra, Hermelinda Guess, Shannon Hansen, Dale Harbison, Bobby Ray lm? , Xavier Blanca ' 'Fm H4 i ll Harbison, Steve Harbison, Vicki Harrison, Doral Heck, Robert Henry, Elizabeth fLiZl Hernandez, Jesus Hernandez, Juan Hernandez, Juan Hernandez, Ninfa Hoeller, Sharon .-fr Y li? Clutter In The Halls . . . JZ' ,1 Q bfi b jf, 2 A F' 14' -8 Huerta, Roy lrlas, Rosalio Joaquin, Evelyn J fihnson, Jay Jones, J ennifer w Kallio, Ray Keller, Linda Kelly, Gail Kincaid, John Koenig, Pamela Lares, johnny Leamer, Keith Lopez, Celia Lopez, Eloy Lopez, Mario Lopez, Victoria Luerra, Prudencio Lugo, Joaquin Magana, Joe Maldonado, Hector w 1 ' x Maldonado, Juan Maldonado, Maria Maldonado, Martha Maldonado, Miguel Maloy, Darrell Marshall, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Pete Carlos Esiquiel Mary Massey, Cleve Chatter In The Classrooms . . . Mattar, William CBU15 Mendez, Alma Mendez, Augustin Mendez, Juanita Medrano, Felipa Medrano, Janie Mena, Alicia Molina, Melva Moore, Larry Moore, Willie Mora, Elva Moreno, Jose Morgan, Lyle Ralph Morgan, Margaret Morrow, Rhett Mortensen, Jens Myers, Wayne Oglevee, Charity Ortiz, Martha Overyender, Jimmy Ozuna, Linda Padilla, Linda Padilla, Salvador Panzer, Kevin Parker, Tommy Paz, Juan Pena, Adalherto Pena, Nora E. Pena, Pablo Pena, Roberto Tackle Different Topics Perez, Armando Perez, Rodolfo Perez, Virginia Pina, Alicia Purl, David Quesada, Gregorio Quesada, Juanita Rai.ney, jacquelyn Qjackiej Rakestraw, Gary Ramirez, J oe Ramirez, Leonarda Ramos, Maria Esther Ramos, Sylvia Ramsay, Shally Ann Randolph, Ann Real, Mike Redman, John Reyes, Frederico Reyes, Mary Rios, Alfredo .oar ,f 1,5 ff. Rios, Oralia Rivera, Diana Roark, Anna Jamiece fl amiej Rockwell, Michael Rodriguez, Arnulfo Rodriguez, Celia Rodriguez, Ernesto Rodriguez, Esperanza Rodriguez, Hector Rodriguez, Rene Join Various Or anizations . . . Rodriguez, Robert Rodriguez, Rodolfo Rogers, Evelyn Rohr, George Romero, Rodolfo Ruiz, Lupe Saenz, Silvestre Salinas, Carlos Salinas, Hector Sanchez, Gloria Schuster, Michael Sepulveda, Humbert Sepulveda, Robert Sherry, Zana Sifuentes, Robert Silva, Virgnia Smith, Ricky Solis, ,I oe Solis, Rosa Soto, Crispin O Stanford, Diana Talbert, Randy Tobola, Beverly Tobola, Pam Tomlinson, Marta Torres, Adelina Torres, Alicia Torres, Ignacio Treadaway, Ricky Trevino, Alberto R is I 4 1? af.. k lg 1 6 V 5 ' 1. f x i A il ' - l l Q QQ 9, -9 I 5 Fi Wish They Were ophomores l 7 ,FV Q iii' 1 .4 y ,gy ,Q 41? J XM l Wil 1 Trevino, Robert Valadez, Fay Valderas, Jaime Valdez, Yolanda Valladares, Amelia i Vargas, Amelia Vargas, Celia Vargas, Juanita Vargas, Robert Vasquez, Abel Vela, Enriqueta Verser, Debby Villa, Sewando Villarreal, Maria Waddell, Debra Wiaddell, Diana Watson, Leon fBuddyJ Weber, Dick Wesson, Mark Whitley, Marlee Woodward, Charles Day Ybarra, David Zuniga, Linda In the tense moments of a varsity basketball game, Wayne Myers takes instruction from Coach Hal Coleman fpicture at rightj. Q ff Scaning through a variety of books, Barbara Cross and Adelberto Pena choose literature from the Scholastic Reading Unit. 70 yye, s fi: ,.-'Y ...aqm 1 X M' ,.,M X R I P 'V In-S. ' . 7 i V ' Y X ' X l J it gin , , gg y . ' g'i'lQy'i- Q M -Q, is 4 l - .5 'M l l . Q as 54+ y . ri -A . 4 l K is b w Hurriedly finishing last minute homework for Mrs. Virginia fMomJ Jones' biology I class are freshmen John Redman and Nancy Canon. Recording their findings after observing the microscope slides are freshmen biology students, Margaret Morgan and Diane Stanford. E X 7 1 Student Li e ... the world of friends and fun 72 gfr 153, W as 4r.,1 , Lug, -nv f Q 3 QW ' ev' LAY? ' , , - -, 4-.. El f , X , ' 2 , 1' r 1 2 ' .4 1 . 'f .v ,ffm Nh r'C,' Ev 1 . ' A M, ,uf 1 ,X KA ' fm . . . 'J,,'1, Q 'S , I 1 an 'X xl Q fi 'y 4 1 1 I Q ' 3 , 531 fn Q? 'L W IAQ if 'Alek' I EV in 1 Q QI L3 V x With A Bang And Blow, chool tarts fx? The big black eye displayed by Mrs. Jo Ann Free was given,' her by Mrs. Elvia Trevino as the high point of a skit given by the two faculty members at a pep rally early in the season. it Making flowers and paper weights for WHS teachers early in the school year are several Pan American Student Forum members. 74 E Q K- cf , e e 4 if -get-.Z rt Zptp 1-115 ,L f 6 V- p ,,:' aa : I r,. , L: KAVLS 5 r,EikL L4 ip 'fb ,, A . , ,f ', Z , ,A 'X f . .r rrora f , v 1 X, 4' Q 1 A I I K V Y X I W ' 2 5 ' llwrisiif 51' ' 1, AFM Elrr a ipif ' -X 2, sa, 5 if 'W' 'sdsSW45,?l3iE5'j!gQ'5i:, 1: Floodwaters from Hurricane Beulah caused this taran-x tula to evacuate from his home. l Student life and school activities opened with a bang in early September, right after the Labor Day weekend, staggered under the blow of Hurricane Beulah early in October, then picked up redoubled momentum in November, December, and January. 1 Highlights of the first month of school, as always, were registration, the organization of classes, and football season. The band made its appearance in brand new purple and white uniforms at the half time show, to' the evident delight of the thousands in the stands, while the ball team came from behind to end up the season with a rompingi victory over arch rival Mercedes. Meanwhile, Hurricane Beulah came and' went . . . Weslaco students missed five days of school but were busy with refugee center activities, sandbagging on the levees and helping their own families clear out the storm debris. With the resuming of school, almost all activities were accelerated as! teachers and students sought to catch up the schedule. Pigskin Jubilee, a storm casualty, was finally held. Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays were highlighted by family rather than school activities, and the Erst semester ended with the omnipresent mid-semester exams. U . i 1 N wha,-j W r xx? . K xi -.X V 'X L . y ' - l l X 0 l 0 . in Qt ', Q x if QP . ,A X , '-P L ' I s Ing., Filling out forms during registration is sophomore Hector Benitez. this year was a streamlined procedure made necessary by more than 1000 students. N Pep rallies are a serious business to the football players, who ready themselves for the nightas contest ahead. The Pep Squad leads the student body in letting the Panthers know that the team has the school behind them. 1 ft 75 i N Students Generate Pre-Game Spirit Q i - ,. 9' f I , 3 :F A A r ,t,, . A I f if wx i ..'1'. - I. I N N' K l ni 1 N' i I 2' l ., vs. , W 2 3: Bill Mattar and Tommy Seils lead a impromptu Redskin funeral procession as part of football activities before the Weslaco-Donna Following the cortege were wailing twirlers wearing Indian mourning clothing, and the WHS band which slowly sounded the Indian war cry in a funeral cadence. r a V The pep squad at one of its meetings, listens as members discuss plans for Robert Campos and Joe Sepulveda stand by as Mrs. the coming events such as the banquet, nominations for spirit girl, and O.C. Yarbrough, Panther mom, speaks at a pep rally. Fridayss game. She holds her Panther shoe which has pictures of each football boy on it. 76 Homecommg ls Many .'1l'llUlIl0S -J ,ft '57 F I A Q . 'B+ ' 4 ht y A. . . Q M3531 3 Clubs Provide Solemn, Fun Moments Solemn moment in the ceremony which inducted Y-Teen members into the organization is reflected by Klee Frantz, Mary Nell Larson, Tania Knowles, Rita Kolvik, and Carole Cummings. Stuffing in bananas in a race that was part of the Pan American Student Forum informal initiation are John Cain, Margaret Swanzey, and Nancy Wallace. 78 Examining the Vocational Office Education Club charter 2-Iii president Ib Buentello and Juanita Cerda. Karate came to students if not to the campus. Instructing S0liS iS Bill Shelton, Karate instructor. He lectured the physical education classes. 4 at I E i 50 1 ll l eeting the football banquet speaker Scott Powers, defensive end from Texas ASLI, is Mat Donalson. Mrs. anquet with her husband. Football players, coaches and Pep Squad members were honored at the Football-Pep Squad Banquet with Scott Powers, defensive end from Texas A8rI University, as guest speaker. All members of the WHS athletic department were later recognized at the All Sportsman Banquet, sponsored by the Panther Booster Club. Mr. G. QBuckj Mundy was guest speaker. H T? bi rs f in backgroundj attended the LJ v , -si by , .n P' fo' P S. .. M as-,.' ,gl 4- xl. .P .-if WA f' ,4:.g'.',f3', '-9Q'jsl as 1 'f f.q-'v-4-- ' , 4 s . 1 ' fr' 'gf' , ' lp - P D YH X , gl 'Vpk V 'Q Q... ' I'- , , Y ' Y f lf ,fl-if 5' .- N ' ' During the football banquet, Pep Squad members show their support to the fighting Panthers. . it l 79 ,X , N w ' It's Fun, Football And Forum Entertaining the crowds at the annual powderpuff football game are cheerleaders Randy Talbert, Chris Frost, George Cardenas, Gary Bullion, Ronald Smith, Bryan Drake, Joe Sepulveda, and Mat Donalson. 3 Pan American Student Forum members Elsa Villarreal, Mary Cortez, WHS cheerleaders Mary Ellen Payne, Jeanne Bullion, Margaret Swanzey, Mary Nell Larson, Melody Easley, and Elma Garza sing Ussely, and Dec Ann M00re kill a bearkat carols at the Posada the club had during the holidays. Swanzeyl at a pep rally preceding the Raymondville game. 80 1 WHS Is Trans ormed Into D0 Ptah T9 Dressed in typical hillbilly style, WHS students transformed the campus into Dog Patch, USA on March l. Teachers faced an enormous task as .they undertook the job of educating so many 'gilliterate-lookingi' students. Supporting the annual Sadie Hawkins Day custom, the Student Senate sponsored a dance, awarding the customary prizes for the best dressed Daisy Mae and Little Abner to Norma Silva and Gary Davis. Q ,W .gui I J. X ,Hin b 3 SZ, , ,pn at , . r Q, ' V bi 'M ., '.. , I . ,iv K4 ' '14, 1 if luxe' 11 fupper left picturelDa.isy Mae and Little Abner alias Norma Silva and Gary Davis won five dollars for their costumes at the Sadie Hawkins dance. fabove pictureJ Dressed in the Dog Patch attire are Antonio Gracia, Alvaro Lopez, and' George Pena. 1 iii iw: ,V-If Q 5 iii tidbit Building a pyramid of human bodies are a group of students during Sadie Hawkins Day A ll 81 PA Fzllfembers Plant Peace Tree ,fh' sr s ,Ag eeee 1 5, ,y l 1 , l 2 31 it Mrs. Amparo Cardenas, Miss Vanda Nance, and Mr. Thurmon Rohr were costume judges on Pan American Day. Winners were Tommy McWhorter, Lillian Stanford, Olga Ruiz, Maria Aparicio ffirst place, girls divisionj, Pablo Castaneda, ffirst place, boys divisionj, amd Clemente del Campo. This is a Pan American Student Forum event. Planting a peace hee was a project of the Pan American Student Forum this year. The hee was planted by john Cain, Ronald Smith, and David Treadaway on Pan Ame1'ican Day. 82 Theresa lVlcCa1eb and John Cain were chosen Miss and Mr Pan American, respectively, this year. Theresa maintained 98 grade average in Spanish and John a 99. C1JIan'ta'Pion 51D e 5 ln honor of our guests, mem- bers of that illustrious Class of 1968, the Juniors have turned back the clock and recaptured an era in our history which has given its name to a way of life---a way of life that casts a spell of graciousness and hospitality, characteristic of the Old South. symbolized all the ante-bellum days when girls made a career of being charming and men a pursuit of being gallant. So, for the Seniors, the Juniors 'f They searched and and finally found a group of gor- geous Southern belles to sing for them at the Prom. Donna Michalk, Dee Ann Moore, Mary Ellen Payne, Cathy Ligon, Wendy Haverfield, Mary Nell Larson, Beth Ussery, Darla Burton, ,Ioye Frost, Mona McWhorter, Susan Powell, and Penny Talbert agreed to sing some pretty Southem songs. They found Ronnie McManus, the fastest auctioneer in the whole South, to perform at the party. Ronnie, along with some other young men, were willing to auction the guests off at the Shindig to the highest bidder. The girls were wearing the frill- 4 cUnder the Magnoliasw iest little dresses you ever saw. They are made of a pink and white check with dainty white collars and very pretty sleeves. We'd like to thank Linda Andersen, Peggy Barnes, Andrea Dickerson, Kathy Eggleston, Roxanne Frase, Jennifer Forten- berry, Diane Hefley, Rosie de Leon, Joyce Lyles, Lydia Martinez, Sherri Polvado, Esther McDaniel, Judy McFarland, Linda Roark, Patti Stevens, Norma Silva, Luanne Thompson, Ruthie . White, and Diane Wilson for their contribu- tions in helping us entertain the Seniors. So ya'll be sure and save your have recreated the garden of a southern plantation where beautiful magnolias are in full bloom. .4 Confederate notes, ,cause the South ls Gonna Rise Again! I I l I I ll But you just keep yo cute li'l blue eyes open, for a heap of real southern entertainment is comin' yo way. We's got all kinds of talent folks. Thereill be girls singing so dam right pretty, itlll make ya stretch yo puny ears to the size of a mulesjest to hear more. And that ainlt all. Why shucks, there,ll be dancin', playin' and mo singin' to make yo hearts wana burst with de-e-light. 83 Seniors Produce Comedies, Folk Music Z Url 5 ,li ,.. im N A quartet composed of Elsa Villarreal, Violadel Sanchez, Cristela Valdez Chickenman fBarbara Scottl performs magic on the old lady's chicken in the '67 senior talent show. Andres Noreiga portrays the old lady. Singing 4'Blowing in the Wind and accompanying herself on the guitar, Marianne Putman. 84 and Andrea Villarreal sing Stranger in Paradisef' Rewarding Batman Q Glen jonesj with a kiss for rescuing her from an on-coming train is Sweet Polly Purebred. fBa.rbara Grahamj I I Seniors Present 'Arsenic c'Arsenic and Old Lacew was the three-act play presented by the seniors this year. The melodrama was about the Brewster family and the secret of their cellar. Two elderly sisters, Martha and Abby Brewster, get rid of lonely people in the world by giving them home-made elderberry wine which has arsenic in it. Teddy Brewster helps by digging canals in which the sisters bury their victims. In- cluded in the cast were: Mar aret Swanzey ...... Abby Brewster J oe Tinalez ...... Alan Smith .... Rita Kolvik ..... Marianne Putman . Barbara Graham . . Nellie Sue Garza . Charles Cantu . . . Ronnie Crawford . Harold Luce ..... . . . . . Rev. Harper . . Teddy Brewster . . . . .Mrs Brophy . . . . . . ,Mrs. Klein . .Martha Brewster . . . .Elaine Harper Mortimer Brewster .......Mr.Gibbs Jonathan Brewster Armando Hinojosa ........ Dr. Einstein Vicente Sanchez . Royjohnston . . . Tommy Bradford . Andres Noriega . . Hector Salinas . . . . . . . . .Officer O' Hara . .... Officer Brophy ....... Officer Klein Lieutenant Rooney . . . . .Mr. Witherspoon And Old Lace ' eddy fAlan Smithj rebels as his toys are given to welfare. Standing with him are s aunt Martha fBarba.ra Grahamj, Rev. Harper fjoe Pinalezj, Aunt Abby Swanzeyy, and fsittingj Mrs. Klein flVlarianne Putmanj. , Mr. Gibbs fR0nnie Crawfordj was a near-vicfim of the sisters, elderberry wine. jonathan Brewster fl-larold Lucej, the villian of the Brewster family unexpectedly visits his aunts. He plans to use his grandfather's old laboratory for evil purposes. Senior Trip Wild Horse , Ranch Z, - ACC? ' nf . F J 7' Mex 86 J... ,,- : Q- ,f ---. 181 Graduate On Ma 31 Climaxing four years of secondary school study for 181 graduates were last semester studies, social activities, traditional senior events, and getting ready for Enal ceremonies beginning at dusk on Barbee Field. - 5715 4 . 1 ! X Q Rst, It . r Y . N -.. x 1 1 W H ...... vfxqyn ra, .-- ,,,.., cl 1 vl T' X ' V- .V rl., M Q i I ru Ugg if Q 3 W 'V ff, if 4 1 g ., 1,1 1 ,Al aim-Qair af' .f' -4 C1545 ff .2 :f fi A w ,fe if-1 ' 1 - rf 'I E . h v a.: , A Y . r f. in V X x . ,I ' '. lu if Qhel ills! .Nd . , -u - 'H - ,. ' . N' gd? A 'x l -' . 1 1,5715 , -We , xx, P Q . ' 'lxqlg' . All M, f six' Qlfi fn S B nzl 1 Y 'Q' 'T 3 l - L il ' ' i ' 1 ' i ,A ' Lfr i I .1 ' st-'V '1' ' K U 9 , is 5 '94 i f .3 I '1 .J f .1 'Y J '12 2 4 5 -'Q 1 .. J. .,-' Q2- 1 aw X. ur 87 Personalities, Honors . . . the world of limelight 88 Aal- 5 X ,yg,g5' ?v Ml' ALAN SlVllrlH Alan was cho sen by popular vote Qualifications are good character, personality, scholarship, and popular- ity. He has served as Hi-Life editor for two years, participated in the Sing Out, America Program, and is a member of Quill and Scroll. Also, he is the Vice-president of National Honor Society and Key Club. . , g .- :cfs L V f 5. -' Miss WHS --NELLIE sue GARZA. Neuie was chosen on the basis of the same qualities for which Mr. WHS was elected. She is presently the drum major for the WHS band and is a past twirler. This year she reigns as both the Weslaco Queen and the Homecoming Queen. l N . f ' 4 7' Most Likely To Succeed are Hector Salinas and Mary Esther Henry. They both have high scholastic avera es and hi h activity E S I participation. 92 if X 17, If J S f s 51.0 1 JA i Junior Favorites --M A R Y E L LEN PAYNE and RICHARD RODRIGUEZ. Mary Ellen and Richard were chosen by the junior class as their favorite classmates. ites --NORMA John and Norma are of the class of 334 U I Y 95 K 5 Freshman Favorites --D E B B I E GARZA and JESUS HERNANDEZ. These stu- dents Were chosen by the newest class on campus I th1S year. 96 ll Senior Girls Compete For Cit l nors ,ii ,Cf n K C Nellie Sue Garza heads the royal court of Weslaco. Her four princesses are Elaine Lyons, Carol jean Meiners, Anita Ligon, and Barbara The group represents the city at many events. W a 1 ll a Ill , c ates for queen included: Carole Cummings, Ella Ray Gorhum, Anita Ligon, Carol Meiners, Barhara Callaway, Marsha Ford, Ann Clay, Kolvik, Mary Esther Henry, Marsha Veltman, Emestina Guerra, Joanne Seeber, Susan Linderman, Nancy Wallace, Barbara Scott, Marianne 1, Norma Ramon, Margaret Swanzey, Betsy Payne, Jeanne Bullion, Elsa Villarreal, Nellie Sue Gawza, Elaine Lyons, and Barbara Graham. l l 97 t ueen Nellie Sue Garza Reigns Nellie Sue Garza, 1967 homecoming queen, receives congratulations and a bouquet of mums from Mr. Jack Frost, school superintendent, asj Pinalez, Nellie's escort, looks on. 98 l 1 Of Beth Ussery Jeanne Bullion 1,2 Ann Moo 100 Mary Ellen Barbara Scott Marsha Veltman Klee Frantz Drum Majofflnd Twirlers M Nellie Sue Garza J anis Chandler ,-it 6-1 ref? fl Y-P , ef LJ Mariarme Putman 'ic-1 XXL, Esther Henry ' Carol Cummings 'Carol J can Meiners I Sweethearts Of 1 96 7-68 Kissing Carmen Gracia, 1967-68 Panther Sweetheart, are Robert Campos and Andres Noriega, eo-captains of the Panther football team Presented with a gift and crown is Robert Campos, 1967-68 Pep Squad beau. 102s Joanne Seeber Larry Wilson Key Club Y-Teens Pablo Castaneda Danny Reyna F H A Pantherette W ll Presenting band sweetheart, Mary Esther Henry, with a bouquet of red roses is Nellie Sue Garza, drum major. In Barbara Callaway Dee Ann Moore FF A FFA AQ K5 -..., Basing the selections of sweet- hearts and beaus on the basis of service to an organization plus per- sonality, various clubs and organiza- tions at WHS continued the popular tradition. These campus personalities are presented in an assortment of styles. Panther Sweetheart and Band Sweetheart are presented at football games. The annualSpring Concert provides the setting for the naming of Choir Sweetheart and Beau. The Pep Squad Beau receives his recognition at the annual Pep Squad-Football Banquet. Similarily, the Future Homemakers Beau is presented at a special program. Other campus personalities receive the honor of being named a club . . . l favorite in various club procedures. Presented is the ,choir favorites are Joe i Pinalez, beaiu and Anita Ligon, sweetheart. Mary Castaneda Ramona Ybarra l ICT DE rl TN T 103 H1 Rita Comes To Campus From orwa ik? I Z4 -xx .X l a Foreign Exchange student Rita and her American sister Representing different nationalities while Sing Out members sing Mal-ga,-et Swanzey hang a N01-weigan handqnade Christmas 0,-na. What Color is God's Skini' is Rita in her Norweigan costume, Merrie ment gn the family tree. Frost in an oriental outfit and David Bennett in leiderhosen. W l 4 to Where Have All The F lowers Gone sings Rita f fourth from leftj in the Senior Talent Show. Rita participated in many of the extra-curricular activities in her year at WHS. 104 L 5 Q . s G, ,jil- Hi-Life Editor is ALAN SMITH. Alan has served as the editor of the Weslaco Hi-Life for two years. La Palma Editor is B A R B A RA GRAHAM. Barbara has been the La Palma editor for the past two years. 105 Twenty Make Honor Grades J' Carol Jean Meiners A1211 Smith Valedictorian Salufatorian Honor graduates include fsittingj Marsha Veltman, Yolanda Salinas, Margaret Swanzey, and Barbara Grahamg fsecond rowj Marsha Ford, Alicia Espinoza, Nellie Sue Garza, Janice Randolph, Joanne Seeber, Mary Esther Henry, Beverly Deer, and Andrea Villarreal, ftop rowj Joe Pinalez, Hector Salinas, Larry Wilson, Andres Noriega, David Waddell, and Tommy Bradford. 106 l K! eceiving awards on Senior Day were ffront rowj Ella Ray Gorhum, Literary Review Club AWa1'dQCarol jean Meiners, Band Parents Arion ward, Crisco Award, Margaret Swanzey, Yoder Choir Award, Mary Esther Henry, Rotary Club Leadershjqi Marsha Ford, Betty Crocker, merican Legion Citizenship, DAR, and Betsy Payne, Babe Ruth Sportsmanshipgftop rowj Larry Wilson, Kiwanis Service, Alan Smith, Rotary lub Leadership, Fine Arts, Lionis Club joumalism, American Legion Citizenshjpq Thomas Huefner, Lion's ClublScienceg Andres Noriega, Babe uth Sportsmanshipg and Bryan Drake, Bobby Lackey Athletic Award. Seniors Receive Awards On Class Day Nil, .. ,I.C. Wood, WHS principal, presented the twenty honor graduates atthe annual Senior Awards Day Assembly on May 1. The class poem was by Anita Ligon, and the class prophecy was read by Marsha Veltman. l 3 107 iq r Groups Honor Citizens, Scholars 1. :ae 4, ka Kenneth Rakestraw Ronnie McManus Ernest Frerking Theresa lVlcCaleb Becky Allen LJ Rotary scholars are ffront rowj Vicki Ellison, Carol Jean Meiners, and Theresa McCalebg fsecond rowj Janet Hansen, Marsha Ford, and Mary Esther Henryg fthird rowj Ernest Frerking and Hector Salinas. Not shown are Alicia Espinoza, Alan Smith, Larry Wilson, and Kenneth Rakestraw. 108 Girls and Boys State, sponsorec annually by the American Legion anc American Legion Auxiliary, held eacl summer in Austin, is designed to bettei acquaint students in high school witl the working of state and local govern- ment. Learning practical politics by participating in organizing a mythica state and political parties, delegate: campaign and elect ofhcials irom tht local to state level. Delegates also visii state buildings and converse with state officials. Boys State delegates this yeaa are Kenneth Rakestraw, Ronnie McManus, and Ernest Frerking wit alternates Nelson Valdes, Pat Bachelde , and David Whitley. Chosen to attem Girls State are Theresa lVlcCaleb ans Becky Allen with Dee Ann Moord altemate. Rotary scholastic jackets an patches are awarded yearly by thi Weslaco Rotary Club to students wh have maintained at least a 94 yearl, average with no semester grade below- 90. t The students must be sophomore to gain this honor. After the secon year of maintaining the high averag students are awarded a patch if they 21111 not yet seniors. Seniors who achieve th honor grades are awarded with keys. Honor Journalists At Banquieti 2-P i 2 Initiated into the Quill and Scroll National Joumalism Society were seniors lffront rowj Barbara Graham, 'Frances Matamoros, and Yolanda Salinasg fback rowj Alan Smith, Tommy Bradford finstalling officerj Raul Arredondo, and Bryan Drake. Each made significant contributions to the publications of WHS, Joumalists who received special awards during the annual Publica- tions Banquet include Rene Correa, Clair Johnson, Tania Knowles, Debbie King, and Peggy Bradford. ' 109 5.1 Nt' .x--.-B WHS seniors who are featured in Who's Who Among Student Leaders in American High Schools are Alan Smith, Mary Esther Henry, Hector Salinas, Carol Jean Meiners, Larry Wilson, Barbara Graham, Andres Noriega, Alicia Espinoza, and Marsha Ford. Leadership, Scholarship Are Recognized Scholastic Excellence Award winners, those who made the honor mll for five six weeks or more include ffront rowj Emma Pinalez, Oglevee, Barbara Graham, Enedelja Garza, ,Ioan Anderson, Lillian Stanford, Mary Nell Larson, and Flora Blanco, 1 second rowj Norma Carol Meiners, Mary Esther Henry, Theresa McCaleb, Jackie Rainey, Alicia Espinoza, Marsha Eord, and Peggy Bradford, ftop rowj Gonzalez, Hector Salinas, Jerry Graham, Andres Noriega, Ronald Smith, Nelson Valdez, Emest Frerking, and Janet Hansen. 110 1 i i Student Excellence Is Rewardecli Departmental award winners are S. Linderman, M. Bautista, B. Carranza, B. Graham, L. Martinez, Scoriirg second in ready writing at and O. Ruiz, fsecond rowj B. Ussery, R. White, N. Mendez, T. McCaleb, E. Lyons,J. Anderson, M. the regional level this year was Cortez, and Y. Salinasg fthird rowj V. Glace, R. Correa, O. de Leon, T. Cadena, S. Ramsey, and D. Emegt F1-el-king, Verser, ffourth rowl M. Rockwell, R. Herrera, J. Cain, D. Raleigh, J. Pena, and E. Frerkingg fback W rowl R. Smith, A. Smith, T. Bradford, J. McDaniel, H. Salinas, L. Ledesma, and C. Cantu. Y C-? M 5 Special award winners are ffront rowj Barbara Graham, Theresa McCaleb, Nancy Industrial Arts Fair senior division best project Wallace, and Joye Frostg ftop rowj John Cain, Alan Smith, Luis Ledesma, and Emest WiI1I16f WHS .lllfmi Webber Wil-ll lliS hall P6610 Frerlcing. hH1T1mC1'. li l. limi. ',,, .f -J U5-f second place dairy judging team members include Ray jesus Rivera placed third in the Presiddnt for the Valley Pan , Jay Johnson, and Steve Harbison. Not shown is student selected division of the American Student Forum Council Luce. Vocational Industrial Clubs of chosen this year is Theresa America state competition. McCaldb. y FFA, UIL Participants' Win. Honors i Interscholastic League Competition second place winners are Armando Hinojosa, Ruth Marie White, and Ernest Frerking. Roy Lyles, secretary of FFA, exhibits the 1968 Champion Breeding Hog Division of the Hampshire Boar Division banner and the first place Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show ribbon for the chapter's hog. X is Alan Smith and Rene Correa received second place as a Future Farmers received four first place ribbons at the livestock show. Winners team at the district joumalism meet held in Mission. Alan are Daniel Garcia and Damian Ozuna, Charolais cross and J im McDaniel and was chosen alternate for the regional meet held in Corpus Feliciano Garcia, Hog Breeding Division. Christi. 112 1 1 1 V Athletes Achieve Distinction , ws. Robert Solether was the district golf runner-up brake, M. bonalson, and D. Whitley. 1, medalist WiIUlCl' this year. football players are Tony Gracia, Pete Vasquez, Robert Campos, and Noriega. Ford, Beverly Tobola, Albert Porter, and Rochelle Barker, members of 40 yard relay team, competed in the state track meet in Austin. placed fn'st in the regional meet in the 60 yard dash and competed the state meet in this event also. 4 All-District roundhallers iinclude Albert Porter, Betsy Payne, andjanie Reyna. 'N W Robert Campos was named a member of the Purple Panther Club, and Andres Norieg was named to the Valley Scholastic football team. ' 113 ' N H 1 t Band, Choir Musicians Take 'U' Winners of first divisions in the solo and ensemble competition in band are ffront rowj B. Watson, R. Valdes, P. Wolfe, J. Munguia. S. Cuellai C. Cummings, P. Gremes, S. Cummings, and R. Smithg fsecond rowj S. Frantz, K. Panzer, B. Eilers, J. Dawson, L. Stanford, L. Huerta, l. Martinez, D. Hall, and N. Valdes, fthird rowj R. Cruz, K. Frantz, J. Chandler, M. Putman, N. Garza, M. Henry, C. Meiners, M. Veltman, and B Scott, ftop rowj T. Michalk, R. Jenkines, J. Garcia, D, Hansen, R. Correa, A. Hinojosa, J. McMillian, J. Triplett, and C. Wood. Band students who received Erst division ratings on their solos in UIL competition include ffront rowj B. Scott, D. Hall, J. Bohmfalk Rainey, and D. Garzag fsecond rowj C. Massey, D. Hansen, B. Mattar, R. Correa, G. Davis, and A. Hinojosa. 114 olo And Ensemble Firsts t 9 My NY ff' .gh I ,il ta A 5- l 'in Xi, Q A ' 1 j . -J. X 'wx I Q 1 ', K 'ff A.: ' , 2, -'fs 5 'A its 1 nu . J .S . A at' ' E Q ,W .I 1 ,al is 1: , A . Q . L. 1 X, t . fleft picturej Achieving a position in the state choir is Ronnie Crawford, a senior choir member. 1 above pic- turej Anita Ligon received a first division rating on her solo in UIL competition. fn. 1 .X KET? Reno Correa and Gary Davis, S0pl10m0fCS, will play A first division rating was awarded to Vicki Ellison, Becky Allen, and Anita Ligon for in the state solo and ensemble competition in their girls ensemble in UIL competition. This is a choir event. Austin during June. 115 Fair Champions Win At Regional Ronnie McManus and Paul Leach, juniors, were grand champion local science fair winners and regional first place winners with their project on fluro-carbon, breath of the future. 5 Thomas Huefner, senior, explains how his regonal first place winning computer operates. Thomas also won grand champion in the local science fair, physical division. 116 3 5 A V 1-Q 1 X i i ELECTRO 'ries h PRINCIPLES PERllXNTA'l'l0N fi Cuellar, junior, won first place in the local science Electrostatics', was Ernest F rerking's first place winning project in the with his project on the study of the Diamond-Back local science fair. Local Fair Has Four Firsts QU' Mike Mattar placed first with his project on tooth- pastes and mouthwashes in the local science fair. rzowriui Mary Esther Henry and Lillian Stanford explain their project on electrified peach trees which won first in the local science faii' and ,third in the regional fair. 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On the 1967 varsity squad were ffront rowl Tony Gracla Henson, Pablo Castaneda, George Cardenas, and Juan Villarrea.l,fsecond rowj Robert Meza, Mat Donalson, Gary Bullion, Joe Sepulveda, Juan Salinas, and Armando Cuellar, fback rowj David Whitley, Rene Sanchez, Andres Noriega, Bonifacio Meza, Pele Vasquez, Mike Vasquez, Joe Bryan Drake. 4 is ,rr at T fM ,gig lrrell 5 iasi s fmfL,...j an If B - Team Record V fr 4 TAQQDLV 7 wk J:-M 1 Y, -I Opponents ' , ev a 79- , sci 2 Harlingen ff r A- is ' s f as 'gr 2 I KK 4 . V V V, Edcouch-Elsa 'B 8 Falfurrias gp if , , ff . ,, 3. l m-l 2 it - W 3 I F' y Raymondville a aas ' we 4 T , , if irs, efe f ' if fn r II' .fe efef , f a' , ., fn , lf Donna 'fi' t if. '4 .Sal if f e is i l., Bio Grande City iie Mission B-Team members wound up the season with four wins to their credit. Team members Edinburg included ffront rowj Joaquin Lugo, Israel Ramos, Juan Castaneda, Raul Pinalez, Willie Moore., and Juan Trevinot, Qsecond rowj Epifanio Elizondo, Luis Rivera, Bobby Bullion, David Raleigh, Robert Rios, Alfredo Castillo, I oe de Leon and Sammy Gamezg fback rowj Ronald Smith, Randy Talbert, Billy Gossett, George Rohr, Hector Benitez, Juan Villarreal, Sergio Delgado and John Martinez. 122 They 24 0 20 22 6 12 16 28 Have llixed Seasons , iei -.Ai at -1: '-in ,- Campos, Roy Parker, Steve George Pena, Alfredo emandez, Israel Bustillos, and Varsity Record We Opponents They 9 San Benito 14 0 Harlingen 34 6 'lelildcouch-Elsa 12 8 ailfalfurrias 12 6 liRaymondville 53 7 1eDonna 14 7 TRio Grande City 0 0 HMission 30 20 WLaredo-Nixon 0 46 liMercedes 13 if' Denotes district games The football season was jumbled by Hurricane Beulah and Friday the thir- teenth proved to be bad luck for the Panther varsity this year. Fans found themselves going to games on a Wednesday and a Monday night as the teams tried to catch up on games following the big blow. The sched- 1 ule changes resulted from wet ground and playin field damage. Tie Raymondville game was played on Friday the thirteenth. Diving for a tackle of Mission's Eliseo Pompa is Roy Parker, Weslaco defender, as Juan Rodriguez approaches from the rear. ,, 1, ,,,. t , 5 Z , . ,- 1 A.. Freshman Record iq so A 1,s,,gMrff.f:.. G T, f-eff? A We at-esseeifgf a 1:1- We Opponent They -if if , ifh vpv 12 Edcouch-Elsa 36 f ' A - , - . , - 9 T A , Q a Edcouch-Elsa 8 .A -QR tpigggixgs AQIS5-gi e p74 SL l 12 Falfurrias 28 6' A . .. 9 Raymondviiie 8 5.61 fs' - 65- 3 S353 0 Mission 20 1: p 1' g 1' -J 'V 1 K g f .- ' L ill 1 1 sg QQ G s 'ff Squad members of the freshman football teain include ffront row, Carlos Salinas, Tommy Parker, Alfredo Rios, Gregorio Quesada, Rolando Castaneda, Larry Moore, and Jesus Hernandez, Q second rowj Robert Sepulveda, Dan Free, Pete Marshall, Rhett Morrow, Mark Anderson, Albert Pena, Salvador Padilla, and fback rowl Pete -Blair, Hector Montalvo, Steve Harbison, Xavier Garcia, Mike Real, Chris Frost and Gerald Raleigh. 123 Varsity Scores Big Basketball 115 1 i W ,sf Varsity players for this year include ffrontj Bryan Drake, Steve Henson, and f' Wilson, fsecond rowj Pedro Vasquez, George Pena, and Albert Pena, fbackj Myers, Mike Bachelder, Mike Vasquez, and Randy Talbert. Senior lettermen Drake, Wilson, and Bachelder. l Jumping for a rebound is Mike Vasquez, soph- omore, as an Edcouch-Elsa player grabs for the Attempting a steal from a Raymondville player early in the season is Larry Wilso ball, 100, senior, as the referee checks against a foul. 124 Wm Over Mercedes Tigers Opponent San Benito St. Joseph Academy Harlingen Pharr-San Juan-Alamo St. Joseph Academy Raymondville Mission F alfurrias San Benito Brownsville Donna Laredo Nixon Mercedes Edcouch-Elsa Bio Grande City Raymondville Mission Falfurrias Edinburg Donna Laredo Nixon Mercedes Edcouch-Elsa Rio Grande City They 58 79 82 68 77 76 85 51 68 72 63 72 52 84 64 79 82 56 75 55 104 41 86 58 R A-'JC Fighting for the ball in a rough battle under the basket are Mike Vasquez, Wayne Myers, and two Edcouch-Elsa players. roundballers this year are Kfront rowj Chris Frost, Keith Freshman roundballers include ffront rowj Robert Sepulveda, Dick joe de Leon, and Sergio Delgad0L fSC00Y1d WW, John Weber, Larry Moore, and Tominy Parker: fsecond rowj Pete Gary Aaron, and George Cardenaslfback row! Barry Dodd, Marshall, Alfredo Rios, and Mark Andersong fthird rowj Billy Benitez and Ronald Smith. Gossett, Bruce Barker, and Peter Blair. 125 2 I , . Larry Wilson jumps for a shot while Randy Talhert and two Edcouch-Elsa players watch ftop leftj. Along with the game comes tension as shown by Mike Vasquez on the bench ftop rightj. Mike Bachelder, Bryan Drake, George Pena, and Pete Vasquez study the game with Coach Howell Coleman from the sidelines fbottomj. V38 4 , 3 3 I 7:4 Girls Take District Second Girl's varsity basketball players came in wcond in the district this year. Team members are tfront rowD Andrea Villarreal, Janie Reyna, Albert Porter, and Sandra Aarong tseeond rowj Vicki Callaway, Ruthie White. Lee Villarreal, and Dee Ann Moore: fback rowj Vicki Roberts, Betsy Payne, Peggy Barnes, and Frances Willis. Y ' ' Girls basketball seasons were very suc- cesful with both the varsity and B-Team taking second place in district competition. ln pre-season competition the varsity came in second in the Weslaco Girls Basket- ball Tournament and took the consolation trophy in the Edcouch Tournament besides winning many games against AA girls teams in La joya, La Feria, Rio Hondo, Lyford, . and Los Fresnos. District contests ended with these results: i We Opponent They 38 Raymondville 49 55 Donna 43 42 Edcouch 33 43 Raymondville 52 62 Donna 35 72 Edcouch 37 , 7, v ' 'F 1-Iiigrraondvllle B-Team girls basketball squad include tfront rowj Shannon Guess, Marlee 49 Edcouch 27 Charity Oglevee, Melissa F rase, Sue Crist, Mana Eha F lores, Margaret Morgan , jamie Roark: fsecond rowt Lmda Roark, Kathy Payne, Beverly Tobola, Pam T 3? Rallmondvlue 49 Zana Sherry, Debra Waddell, Rosie de Leon, and Angie Covacevichgfback row, 40 Donna 37 Rogers, Peggy Bradtbrd, Norma Silva, Karen Lancaster, Jeannie Porter, 52 Edcoucll 30 Eggleston, Roxanne Frase, Diane Waddell, and Luanne Thorrson. 128 X lm i Tj YA 'I IE xgq Wy iw W, WP I - X D Q Qf1i Mg' H' ' ' 44 1 X Sf? EK 1lrfx44f ...f ' X f 4 . ..-.-5 .ww , . W- i 3 .ea 4 ,:, .. 5 Q Q K , V. -.- 4 V ,,- 1 .K X3 I . if J HL + Cindermen Post District Seventh 4 g W., N,,,, ,, fx. -A 1 1-1 nuff-lla! ,,,, ,Q V. ,. ,MNH , ,, ,.,,..,..,--..,,.,,1 . A 0 I I Boy track team members are ffront rowj Alfredo Castillo, Juan Castaneda, Juan Villarreal, Juan Hernandez, Barry Dodd, Hector Benitez, Mik Connor and Steve Henson. fsecond rowl Tony Gracia, Juan Rodriguez, Pete Vasquez, Robert Meza, David Whitley, Mike Bachelder, Rand? Talbert, Bryan Drake, and George Pena. 2, Weslaco,s cindermen posted 17 points for seventh place in the district meet for the best showing of the year of the young, inexperienced team. With only two seniors and two returning lettermen, the team entered seven track meets, making points in four. David Whitley, a junior letterman, was the high scorer for the season placing in four track meets in his specialty, the 120 yard high hurdles. His best run was a first place finish at San Benito with a second place finish at Weslaco, a third at Brownsville, and 5 rg., .,,,. , ,,,...,., 31.2253 X . . , ,,, ,,,.,, i ,. a third at the district meet in Edinburg. Barry Dodd, a sophomore, placed at Weslaco and made third at the district meet in the pole vault. Other point makers includ- ed Hector Benitez, sophomore, 120 yard high hurdles, Juan Villarreal, junior, 880 frfwlgf ,awi'i'z- if ' aww... - yard dash, and the 440 yard relay team with Leaping over a hurdle during track practice is David Whitley, a junior track Bryan Drake, Steve Henson, Juan Vluarrealf member this year. and Robert Meza. 130 Baseball Team Wins Three 'T Tlil? I , B3 QAM as ing, IN W I ! ',y.4 ' af, .4 U -X' 1 .us Rx .f - ..4m'1.-S-pf, ' baseball players mclude ffront rowj Eloy de la Garza, Sam Gamez, Ruben Quintanilla, Johnny Cavazos, Mark Anderson, Larry Moore, and asquez. 4321! A W ,, 4 .. W1 ,.-, . Y.. , ...ss .N I 9 Jig, I nm, P , 1-V .....,,,,s s ' , , - - .sr Q .,f,f.-g,,'f,, ' ' ' ' , X -1 - '-:? W-37' 5 f -'fl V ..,.., ,sl ... if . of-,-.vf' :.5iWi1!falV 1 . ft - ' laws? f -'-'-+fV'.'- ' se -is ,N-,, 'Lai , -- ' 9'-N -'va--fazvw 1,4-1-ffaa. . '. ,, M Q y.+,,:,m,, isnt' ,svqiif-1-f-rnsag ,. V K A ' -as 'f f- 1-Vi-r,,f4, . .'e'as, . ri, ,H ,fre k.y,.,,, ka. 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V ' 6r ' - gi.: 3 - I ..-1 ' L-.. - ji 2 L S-'faq 41.1,-' '11, ,T 4- Q --1-QQ., - - af., rg 4 n, QP: -41 f I jlkpdl '33 Auf . -M Ora- 'f 1- NI. 'a-149' W-,gm s- mv.. ,A 1 .Nia -' -- ' sv , his-hz.: .--,'-Q-rf..v1a- 9. . racticing his batting techniques is one of the Weslaco High Panther baseball layers. Pena, fsecond rowj Bobby Bullion, Mat Donalson, Bryan Drake, Raymundo Rubio, Randy Ta1bert,, Gary Bullion, Steve Henson, and BASEBALL SCORES We Opponent They 7 San Benito 12 6 P.S.1.A. 7 4 Harlingen 3 0 leRio Grande City 3 5 'kLaredo Nixon 7 4 'x'Ray1hondville 15 2 +Fa1fm-nas 3 0 mission Q 4 21 6 fEdcoi1ch-Elsa 3 3 'Rio Grande City 5 4 'Laredo N iicon 9 8 fwiercgdes 5 3 'Fa1fui'rias, , 8 1 lVlission i 15 1 9eRayniondyille 9 5 lllidcouch-Elsa 10 'eDistrict Games f 1 3 1 l Golf Team Places Third In District ff . t First team golfers include Doug Thompson, Robert Solether, David Burleson, and Rhett Morrow. ' 5 Members of the second team are Steve Ligon, Mark MCMHIIUS, Kenneth RHICCSTIHW, TYOY Collinsworth, and Greg Solether. 152 Third in the district in golf made thd team one of the most successful boys? athletic endeavors this season. The first team included Robertq Solether, Doug Thompson, Rhett' Morrow, and David Burleson. Larry Wilson substituted at the district meet for' Burleson when Mission and Laredo Nixon out-stroked the team. , Robert Solether won sudden-death play off for runner-up medalist awards at district and advanced to regional where he came in fourth. The first team made good showings throughout the year placing high in many of the tournaments. Weslaco initiated its own tournament this year and par- ticipated in some 10 other matches. 1 Tennis Teams Acquire New Members 2 24,4--. --'- ---' W mv? . .-im Members of the boys tennis team are ffront rowj Robert Alexander, Don McDaniel, Roy Johnston, and Jjphn Ellisong fsecond rowl Jimmy Green, Mike Connor, Richard Wells, and Chris Cannon, fback rowj Jens Mortenson, Mike Mattar, Greg Panzer, Ralph Miller, and Mike Pullen. as R :nr--,ef . K , E . 4 I N J ' , I ' :, , 1 , . I lui' Q ' Q-er, r 1 r -i l w , , R M 1 R R ri ei R R f, M eg EQ--1 .11 A ' Ti '- J, s X ' ' Girl tennis players include fsittingj Linda Roarke, Joyce,Lyles, and Wendy Haverfield fstandingj Beth Ussery, Mary Ellen Payne, and Dee Ann Moore. 'N 7 133 Organizations 134 ...the world of service and leadership I z ft, Y , . 1 I 1 X l 1 , ' 'YV' .Y .vi Y ' f A , a I ' 'Q ' 'I Ks If g'3'v HAI Yr . , a1 up W A. 1 ' S' Eff V v ,gl X f-if-Q 4 X5-'F 'A N fnlnllnln.. .2 .ww ja YS 4-v xl 2 giiimr. vig jg , 6 . 1 , In K nun n , ' 5 D n : f 1 W, ,A F 1 5 . Q ,., ff-D' PII f, - q. 4,-. M 0 A.. 'L . U Irv 5- 7 .fr IQ 'A.l.f'PYA-f Student Senate Undertakes Projects l Marsha Ford Norma Ramon Vice-president Treasurer 4? Barbara Scott Joe pimlez RCC0fd1ng SCC1'Cf111'Y Parliamentarian Elaine Lyons Ronnie Crawford Corresponding Secretary Election commissioner Mary Esther Henry Devotional chairman Senate members are elected to represent campus, classes, and organizations to serve as the voice of the student body Class presidents were a part of the Senate this year for the first time. Among- the most important projects are helping needy ir the community, this year expressed in a 3100 special fund, the other in assisting the publications department in a project foi Knapp Memorial Methodist Hospital. These were financed by sponsored dances. i 1 36 I I i 415 i i Alicia Espinozag Senior President Barbara Graham., Senior Representative Yolanda Salinas, Senior Representative Vicente Sanchez, Senior Representative Carol Meiners, National Honor Society Glen Joneg, Key Club 'nl Ken Johnson, Letter-menls Club Marsha Veltman, Band Alan Smith, Publications Brenda Heck, Future Homemakers of America w Q Jimmy McDaniel, Future Farmers of America Beverly Deer, Pan American Student Forum Nancy Wallace, WHS Dramatists Club Joanne Seeber, Girls' Athletic Association Roy Johnston, Phi-Chem-Bi Martin Molina, Vocational Industrial Club Oralia Garza, Distributive Education Emest Frerking, junior President Mary Nell Larson, Junior Representative Penny Talhert, Junior Representative usan Powell., Choir heresa McCaleb, Y-Teens ecky Allen, Pep Squad oracio Rodriguez, French Club nedelia Garza, Junior Historian Club osalinda I asso, Sophomore President atti Stephens, Sophomore Representative ohn Cain, Sophomore Representative hristi Pratt, Future Teachers of Amercia leve Massey, Freshman President ebby Verser, Freshman Representative alerie Coonrod Freshman Representative ark Anderson, Freshman Representative im McMillian, Junior Representative fnot shownj W tudent Senators i Y 137 u NH Members Have Scholarship Plus National Honor Society members are fbottom row, V. Ellison, CfJohnson, B. Graham, M. Larson, L. Stanford, N. Silva, and D. Wilsong fsecon rowj J. Pinalez, M. Henry, C. Meiners, T. McCaleb, M. Ford, J. Anderson, and J. Randolph, fthird rowj N. Valdes, J. Cain, N. Wallace, J. Seeber M. Veltman, A. Espinoza, B. Joaquin, L. Thomson, and E. Frerkingg ftop rowj J. Graham, L. Wilson, R. Smith, M. Swanzey, J. Hansen, P, Bradford, A. Smith, and A. Noriega. fe: NHS officers are Jose Pinalez, president, Yolanda Salinas, treasurerg Alicia Espinoza, historiang Mary Esther Henry, secretary, Carol Jean Meiners, Student Senate representative, and Alan Smith, vice-president. 138 Academic achievement and other criteria are considered when membership candidates are being selected for the WHS chapter of the National Honor Society. The new members are selected from a list of scholastically eligible students by faculty members who have taught them. They are then inducted in a formall candlelight service at an assembly of the entire student body. Organization activities include both social and service activities. Both inspira- tional and entertainment type programs are presented at meetings. The National Honor Society is built around four areas: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Ke Clubbers Help DUTfl1gHUTTdCUflI8 ll :nu Key Club members are ffront rowj M. McDaniel, E. Frerking, D. McDaniel, J. Cain, J. Flowers, J. Payne, and C. Cannon: fsecond rowj R jenkines, R. Johnston, S. Ligon, T. Stevenson, M. Mattar, K. Schill, G. Bullion, B. Drake, and R. Solethergftop rowj K. Rakestraw, D. Whitley A. Smith, R. McManus, R. Smith, L. Wilson, K. johnson, and G. Jones. president., I I V I I ' When Key Club members become a part of the adult business community they will already have a firm foundation in the pleasure and responsibility of service club activities through their work in Key Club, the 'cyoungw branch of the Kiwanis Club. Key Clhb members, as their older counterparts, take 'an active part in communitylprojects. This year they rendered pfarticularly useful service during Hurricane! Beulah and its after- math. They served as helpers in emergency shelters, as liaison between various community centers, handed out sandwiches without end, and shoveled sand on the levees Yduring the flood threat. , The youlpg men, chosen on the basis of leadership in school, also leam the fundamentals necessary for con- ducting orderly and effective meetings. 1 r R 139 l l Y- Teens Affiliated With s ational .f I Zi- A ,ii i 'wk Members of Y-Teens are ffront rowl R. Kolvik, B. Callaway, L. Stanford, T. McCaleb, K. Frantz, S. Aaron, B. Ussery, D. Burton, D. Michalk, and E. Woodward, fsecond rowj K. Payne, W. Haverfield, C. Ligon, M. McWhorter, C. Meiners, S. Powell, A. Clay, D. l-la1l,J. Frost, M. Henry, and C. Cummings, fthird rowj C. Linderman, M. Swanzey, B.'Allen, P. Talbert, C. Kelly, V. Roberts, M. Payne, S. Robinson, D. Anderson, M. Veltman, B. Scott, and J. Hanseng ftop rowl D. Moore, N. Wallace, M. Larson, L. Purl, D. Hefley, K. Lancaster, D. Sansing, L. Nichols, R. White, K. Brown, L. Thomson, and R. Frase. Y-Teens, a fgirls service organizatio on campus, is a filiated with the You group. Any girl on campus from sophomo level up may join the group and p ticipate in the social and service activitie A formal installation ceremon featuring a candlelight service, is held i the fall, and new members are presente with their blue ties, symbol of membe ship in the group. Y-Teens assist with the March Dimes, and many as individuals, assiste with activities concerned with helping th unfortunate during Hurricane Beula though the club had not yet formall A .p organized for the school year. Y-Teens officers are Mary Esther Henry, treasurer, Theresa McCaleb, Senate representative, Becky Allen, president, Beth Ussery, vice-president, and Penny Talbert, secretary. 140 Women s Christian Association, a nationrd l w A , . Future Teachers Grade Tests . -f K 'g.Q'?if s 1 ', .nl - 1 1 A ' Nag! 13:21 V. ' X V P I . Future Teachers of America, as their me implies, are interested in the profes- n of teaching, and many of the activities which they participate during the year ncem exploration of possibilities of the ofession, and actual participation in some ents directly concerned with teaching, ch as helping specific teachers with eciHc projects. FTA is one of the newer groups on pus, but is a fast growing one and one at with each year expands the scope of its tivities and membership. The group attends out of the Valley nferences, as well as Valley events. Any student interested in the teaching ofession may join FTA. This year FTA members are working on new project. During the noon hour and er school they are grading achievement sts for the grammar school teachers. fsecond rowj L. Andersen, Z. Sherry, C. Meiners, B. Scott, Nl. Vel1man,J. Randolph, and J. Vancdgfthird rowj C. Pratt, B. Allen, P. Teachers of America members are ffront rowj D. Stanford, L. Nichols, M. Putman, S. Linderman, B. Graham, J. Fortenberry, and T. N. Wallace, C. Linderman, A. Dickerson, and E, Lyons. ' l l x 1 FTA officers are Christi Pratt, Student Senate representative, Susan Linderman, secretary, Linda Andersen, vice-president, Nancy Walliice, president, Elaine Lyons, treasurerg and Jennefer Fortehberry, historian. i ly 141 Homemakers Paint, Garden And Act 3 2 5 2 7 im 'P . Members of Future Homemakers of America are ffront rowl J. Becerra, L. Becerra, P. Garcia, L. de Leon, N. Maldonado, M. Rivera, N Dickerson, B. Tobola, N. Garza, and E. Gorhum: fsecond rowj A. Pena, O. Ortiz, G. Lopez, L. Villarreal, J. Cano, C. Gracia, 0. Martinez, B Eilers, B. Heck, and E. Woodward: fthird rowj I. Sanchez, B. Sanchez, T. Elizondo, A. Casares, S. Gross, A. Sepulveda, E. Lyons, C. Pratt, S Linderman, and J. Randolph, ffourth rowb A. Dickerson, R. Almaguer, D. Garrett, M. Sanchez, O. de Leon, L. Femandez, C. Meiners, M Reyes, N. Garza, and B. Graham, ftop rowj K. Brown, E. Garza, C. Johnson, B. Wright, S. Garcia, S. Arredondo, E. Rodriguez, M. Putman, C Nelson, C. Linderman, and P. Tobola. Future Homemakers of America have had an unusually active year. As a community service project, they donned bluejeans and paint caps to pre- juvenate the color of the park benches at Alameda Park Plaza. They picked up shovels and planted petunias by the score as a part of a beautification project in the city and Valley in preparation for the winter tourist season, and they tumed their efforts to drama as they produced a play Keep Your Halo Straightf, geared for small children. Homemakers became involved in a campus project to repair some of the damage left by the hurricane, as they replanted the rosebeds which were destroyed in the storm. I Serving as FHA officers are Nita Kay Dickerson, secretaryi Barbara Grah vice-president, Ella Ray Gorhum, presidentg Brenda Heck, Student representative: and Nellie Sue Garza, treasurer. 142 Future Farmers Struggle With Nature Grim realities of farming were ex- perienced by Future Farmers of America this year as they struggled to complete successfully their projects in spite of Hurricane Beulah with the devastation to farm land and project schedules. Late fall and early winter rains complicated matters even more. Nevertheless, the FFA students con- tinued work on projects, records, par- liamentary procedure, and long range planning and linally wound up a year more successfully than had been antic- ipated as they exhibited prize winning entries in the Rio Grande Valley Live- stock Show. Farmers of America members are, ffront rowj R. Harblson, D. Woodward, P. Garcia, F. Ga.rc1a,1s L. Montalva, S. Wright, and Mr. D. Kinnard, sponsorg fthird rowj J. Fulcher, B. Fulcher, D. Garcia, B. S.iHarbison, R. Kal1io,j. D. Gray, R. Lyles, and J. l l j , as ,Q Q. a 1' i 1 Serving as FFA Officers are S-immey Wright, treasurerg Roy Lyles, secretaryg jimmy McDaniel, presidentg Bill Couch, sentinel and David Gray, Student Senate representative. Not shown is Tommy King, vice-president. R Q i 1 , , l 143 'l Y lk w PA F Members Involved In Man Events H! Rxfifn HV! -f i vault I - 5,Q?u., +1 Pan American members are ffront rowj N. Silva, H. Villarreal, S. Aaron, E. McDaniel, D. Hefley, J. Quintero, C. Meiners, and K. Lancaster fsecond rowj T. Elizondo, T. McCaleb, S. Powell, L. Stanford, C. johnson, L. Flores, M. Easly, O. Ruiz and J. Valdezgfthird rowj J. Magana, M Larson, L. Villanueva, E. Villarreal, B. Deer, E. Guerra, M. Cortez, Y. Salinas, A. Espinoza, and M. Fordgftop rowj E. Garza, M. Swanzcy, N Wallace, R. Smith, D. Treadway, J. Cain, H. Salinas, C. Gracia, H. Hansen, and E. Bugarin. Pan American Student Forum members this year have become highly involved in activities throughout the Valley and state as well as on campus. Early in the school year they honored Spanish speaking foreign exchange students at Pan American College with a reception at the Civic Center. They won a figurine of Don Quixote in recognition of having the highest percentage of attendance at a Valley PASF meeting. They made plans and attended several state events. In addition, PASF members presented teachers with appreciation handmade flowers and paper weights, held several club suppers, and sponsored Pan American Day on a fiesta type celebration. PASF officers are Marsha Ford, secretary, Carol Meiners, treasurer, Beverly Student Senate representativeg Elsa Villarreal, presidentg Alicia Espinoza, president, and Yolanda Salinas, historian. 144 French Club Members Enhance Cultural Knowledge Members of the French Club include ffront rowj A. Maldonado, T. Cadena, V. Ellison, O. Ortiz, V. Garzagfxcond rowj E. Frerking, L. Purl, L. Rodriguez, E. Silva, C. Wolfe. K. Shows, and E. de la Garzag ftop rowj B. Dean, V. Rios, S. Gamezhl. Hernandezhl. l-lernandez,J. Garcia,,I. McMillian, and A. Mena. Many students on campus are rapidly ecoming tri-lingual because of the intro- uction of French into the foreign lan- uage department on campus. Many stu- ents were bi-lingual to begin with Qspeak- g both English and Spanishj, and through he classes, and the activities of the newly rganized French Club, their cultural back- ound is being enhanced even further. The French Club explores facets of rench culture and literature that are pplemental to regular class material and rovides the students who belong with a ractical place to practice their conversa- 'onal French in a social atmosphere. Club activities have included festive d serious occasions and several club rojects have been successfully carried out, ccording to club sponsor, Mrs. Virginia ollier. .4-X 'Q 1-TZb- French Club officers are Teresita Cadena, president and Vicki Ellison, vice-president. Not shown are Sylvia Cuellar, secretary-treasurerg Emest Frerking, historiang and Horacio Rodriguez, Student Senate representative. 145 junior Historians Rcactivatcd On Campus 3 ,L ' w - .,.....? 5 , l Junior Historian members are ffront rowj 0. Alejandro, L. Lozano, A. Garza, E. Rodriguez, C. Wolfe, J. Frost, L. Stanford, and B. Graham fsecond rowj J. Fernandez, L. Martinez, 0. Ruiz, M. Cortez, M. Ford, E. Silva, T. McCa1eb, S. Powell, and M. Cortez, f third rowl K. Frantz, M3 McWhorter, M. Vasquez, V. Ellison, D. Anderson, C. Kelly, and P. Talhertg fback rowj C. del Campo, C. Wood, M. Donalson, B. Allen,J Hansen, D. Hall, B. Dean, and E. Frerking. Reactivated on campus this year after several years was the Junior Historian Cluli Prime mover for the re-organizatiog was Mrs. Doris Hays, sponsor, who ha, been away from WHS for several years. ' The Junior Historian Club we through the procedure necessary to A affiliated with the Valley Historic Society. They, like their adult counterpart, a particularly interested in historical sit around the Valley, their location and pe servation. The youthful historians made sever field trips to sites of interest around t Valley and did extra research on them. Officers for the Junior Historian are Theresa McCa1eb, president, Annie Garza, Student Senate representative, Joye Frost, vice-president, Penny Talbert, secretary, Ernest Frerking, treasurerg and fnot shownj Mary Nell Larson, corresponding secretary. 146 iw ix ew Drama Club Stages la, S E f Club officers are Nancy Wallace, Student Senate representativeg Barbara Callaway, Ann Clay, president: Nellie Sue Garza, treasurer, and Armando Hinojosa, fsecond rowj J. L. Roarke, N. Garza, A. WHS Dramatists are ffront rowj B. Graham, T. Elizondo, T. Bautista, M. Bautista, L. Lozano, A. Garza, and Lyles, B. Callaway, D. Burton, N. Reyes, G. Lopez, L. Martinez, L. Villarreal, and M. Floresgfthird rowj Livrm S. Robinson, S. Powell, J. Frost, and E. Rodriguezg ffourth rowj N. Wallace, M. McWhorter, P, Talhert, B. Allen, M. Swanzy, S. Casonova, and V. Rodriguezgftop rowj B. Barker, G. Davis, R. Cruz, A. Hinojosa, R. Johnston, P. jones, J. reen, R. Kolvik and K. Engle. 1 Another new club on campus this year is the Drama Club, and it has proved to be one with a wide scope of activities find attracting interest from a large number oii stu ents. Amon they ac ivities have been the productio i of three one-act plays. Members i ard resumes of plays which were con deretl for production and leamed much about make-up stage techniques, play direction, property gathering, a:hd traditions of the theater. Cast parties followed the various productions and meetings themselves have been featnred by programs of study and er tertainnient. Official nante of the group is the WHS Dramaliists. X x y 147 .lt Band Initiates New ni orms Displaying their new purple and white uniforms are the WHS band members. This was part of the half time show at the Edcouch-Elsa game and was the second home appearance of the band this year. Saxophone players are ffront rowj D. Hall, G. Davis, Nl. Cantu, N. Gana, B. Dean, and B. Emersong fback rowj A. Hinojosa, D. Hansen, P. Pena, R. Garcia, and M. Moore. 148 ml 'T 4. Trombone section includes R. Coronado,J. Garcia, O. Gonzales, D. Arredondo,J. Kincaid Strains of Deep Purplei, filled the air as the band new uniforms in their first public appearance at e first home game in September against San Benito. The new uniforms were significant of the spirit of the which after a series of scintillating half time shows on to win the thirty-eighth straight marching band I rating of superior in the marching band competi- skin Jubilee, the official regional University League contest. As classroom work stressed musicianship and tech- with emphasis upon hours of extra study and individual band students went on to win honors at individual band competition, and the steps beyond. Meanwhile the band as a whole participated in com- at Pig players lnclude ffront rossj C. Meiners, M. Putman, C. Cummings, J. Chandler, M. Veltman, D. S. Cummings, P. Gremes, J. Dawson, L. Martinez, and J. Balaguer. .N M fbaclf rowj G. Rodriguez, B. w l J Morgfip X N munity and school Christmas down to prepare for spring reading and concert. For their awarded a Division I by contest ln addition to music oi participated in several other drive, assisting the band boosters and petunias for the city host band group for the Pigskinj at the annual Christmas band During the summer months, to attend the Six Flags Over T Arlington, where the group sought out-of-the-Valley competition. I and then settled competition in sight 63.111 1. ip they were again the band also suchy as a magazine the sale of fruit cakes project, served as and played together plans were made y . . music contest in a Division l in l l 149 N x Drum section members are B. Watson, E. Frerking, M. Flores, R. jenkines, O. Cerda, T. Sells, C. Woods, S. Frantz, C. Valdez, and R. Smith Bass Clarinet section includes Y. de la Fuente, D. Garza, L. Stanford, V. De Leon, A. Luera, and B. Scott. Cornet players are N. Valdes, J. Triplett, R. Rodriguez, J. Steger, R. Luna, J. Allen, and K. Leamer. 1 5 O V Clarinet players are ftop picture- first rowj R. Cruz, S. Cuellar, M. Henry, and B. Deergfsecond rowl L. Henry, J. Rainey, L. Fer- andez, R. Barker, M. Vidales, P. Deer, and B. Barker, fback rowj E. Pena, A. Martinez, J. Muniga, P, Wolfe, L. Huerta, P. Harrison, L. Gonzalez, M. Flores, and L. Serna. French Horn players are fmiddle icturej J. McMil1ian, K. Panzer, K. Frantz, and T. Michalk ass section includes fsittingl R. Valdez, B. Edwards, and R. Coronado, fstandingj C. Massey, . Correa, and J. Bohmfalk. School, Communit Hear Choir First sopranos are fhottom rowj H. Garcia, R. Fox, O. Ortiz, L. Nichols, and L. de Leong fsecond rowj D. Quesada, J. Reyes, A. Ligon, M Larson, A. Campbell, and L. Flores, ftop roll V. Rodriguez, M. Rodriguez, M. Swanzey, B. Callaway, N. Bell, and C. Linderman. Altos are fbottom rowj S. Casanova, C. Wolfe, and V. Ellisongfsecond rowj D. Garrett, A. Salinas, E. Argueta, and S. Flores, fthird rowj D. Davis, P. Stephens, D. Wilson, and E. Almarazgftop rowj A. Randolph, P. Randolph, N. Wallace, and A. Vela. 152 Second sopranos are fbottom rowj B. Sanchez, D. Burton, and G Cummings, fsecond rowj S. Powell, A. Clay, and J. Randolpl ftop rowj M. Putman, M. Ford, and B. Allen. K B N LQ! :- A Baritones include f bottom rowj H. Aaron, D. Purl, G. Almaraz, D. Flowers, and P. Acevedo fsecond rowj Crawford, P. Luera, C. de Leon, A. Castillo, B. Dodd, and C. del Campogftop rowj R. Castro, A. Adame, J. Martinez, B. Dean, and A. Hinojosa. T R5 ti vim Members of the girls ensemble are f bottom rowj S. Powell, A. Clay, A. Ligon, D. Burton V Ellison and C. Wolfegftop rowj N Wal-I P , - , . a e, . Randolph, M. Putman, M. Swanzey, B. Callaway, and B. Allen. C Centering around a patriotic theme at the Thanksgiving assembly the WHS choir began another year of song and enter- tainment. This yearis schedule of varied activities included several Christmas programs, University Scholastic League contest, solos and ensembles, concert, sight- reading contest, and thelinal spring concert. ll III ll III ll Servmg as cholr offlcers are fstandingj Margaret Swanzeygpresident, Mary Nell Larson, vice-presidentg Susan Powell, Student Senate representative, Ronnie Crawford, student directorg Clemente del Campo, Student Senate altemateg and fsittingj Marsha Ford, secretary-Ireasurer. 153 Phi-Chem-Bi Captures Frogs 'W-: i Phi-Chem-Bi members are ffront rowj N. Wallace, P. Tomlinson, B. Graham, I. Bautista, M. Bautista, L. Stanford, M. Easly, and B. Scottg fsecond rowj E. Frerking, J. Kincaid, K. Panzer, S. Frantz, J. Steger, R. Valdes, and J. Caing ftop row, G. Panzer, P. Blair, J. Graham, T. Huefner, R. Correa, J. Tisdale, R. Jolmston, and N. Valdes. Under the direction of two new sponsors, Mrs. Gloria Llewellyn and Mr. Kent Grosser, the Phi-Chem-Bi club got off to a good start. Frog hunting was the main project of the science club this year. The biology department needed 100 frogs for dissection in the biology classes, and the Phi-Chem-Bi club was offered fifteen cents for each frog. Interested club members donned old clothes, made nets, and then chased leaping frogs in hopes of catching one. 'ix ' , 40:1 +0 i ,, Each ear Phi-Chem-B1 s onsors the :Zi i y Y 5222, .A local science fair which is held. ,All science 323' Ol students are urged to participate. Phi-Chem-Bi officers are Thomas Huefner, presidentg Roy Johnston, Student Senate representativeg Paula Tomlinson, reporter, and Barbara Graham, secretary-treasurer. Not shown is Yolanda Salinas, vice-president. 154 Girl Athletes Undertake Two Projects I r fwo widely dissimilar projects have undertaken by the Girls Athletic sociation during the current school One was the traditional all sports- banquet attended by both girl and athletes on campus. The other was a campus beau- project, undertaken after the shrubs and flowers on were destroyed by the hur- The GAA members planted in the traditional purple around the gymnasium. The organization is generally con- with furthering all facets of both intramural and Univer- lnterscholastic League coordinated i of the Girls Athletic Association are ffront rowj V. Silva, A. Valdez, J. Reyna, M. Morgan, N. Dickerson, V. Ellison, D. Moore, D. and S. Aarong fsecond rowj J. Lyles, D. Wilson, N. Silva, P. Bradford, V. Roberts, E. Silva, A. Dickerson, B. Ussery, A. Porter, and D. third rowj L. Roarke, A. Villarreal, J. Porter, M. Flores, V. Callaway, P. Tobola, L. Thomson, D. Burton, R. White, and T. Knowlesg rowj 0. Rios, J. Cano, A. Covacevich, M. Frase, L. Nichols, K. Payne, K. Lancaster, and D. Hefleygftop rowj K. Eggleston, P. Barnes, de Leon, B. Payne, J. Bullion, M. Payne, F. Willis, D. Waddell, R. Frase, B. Callaway, K. Brown, and L. Villarreal. GAA officers are Beth Ussery, vice-presidentp Dee Ann Moore, sccretaryg Joanne Seeber Student Senate representative, Cathy Ligon, treasureng and.Andrea Villarreal, president. i 155 fl l. Pep Squad Infects Student Bod With Spirit Leading the Pep Squad are cheerleaders N. Wallace, M. Swanzey, J. Bullion, B. Ussery, D. Moore, and M. Payne. Participating in the Pep ' I l are ffront rowj E. Villarreal, A. Villarreal, R. Kolvik, J. Reyna, B. Callaway, A. Ligon, B. Allen, A. Clay, B. Payne, D. Michalk, N. Thomsong fsecond rowJ K. Engle, C. Gray, A. Espinoza, L. Flores, B. Graham, O. Ortiz, B. Heck, E. Gorhum, Y. Salinas, H. Garcia, A. and V. Valdezg fthird rowj C. Linderman, D. Davis, S. Crist, E. Arredondo, O. de Leon, M. Cortez, C. Gracia, E. Bugarin, .T, Elizondg, Rodriguez, E. Garza, and E. Lyonsg ffourth rowj V. Coonrod, E. Argueta, A. Trevino, J. Porter, A. Porter, V. Ellison, C. Wolfe, L. Villarreal, . Aaron, T. McCaleb, E. Reyes, and G. Sanchezg ffifth rowj K. Brown, D. Verser, S. Cuellar, V. Roberts, B. Wright, C. Johnson, J. Frost, P. Talbert, S. Robinson, C. Blanco, F. Arredondo, and R. Cardenasg fsixth rowj P. Cross, D. Waddell, F. Valdez, C. Cuellar, L. Purl, H. Vill. N.Silva, E. Rodriguez, E. Almaraz, D. Flores, A. Covacevich, and M. Reyesgfsevcnth rowj R. de Leon, G. Kelly, M. Whitley, S. Guess, Rodriguez, O. Cantu, Y. Escobar, R. Flores, N. Espinoza, M. Olivarez, H. Rodriguez, and S. Ramos: feighth rowj R. Cancino, C. Oglevee, D Waddell, M. Ortiz, J. Cano, P. Bradford, M. Riley, V. Callaway, R. Frase, D. Hefley, S. Polvado, and O. Riosg fninth rowj L. Keller, M. Frase Hoeller, D. Stanford, J. Fernandez, S. Trevino, E. McDaniel, D. Sansing, P. Barnes, A. Wilson, J. McFarland, T Knowles andJ Roark'f rowj P. Ford, Z. Sherry, M. Morgan, E. Rogers, K. Payne, L. Roark, J. Lyles, R. White, C. Pratt, L. Nichols, Wilson, Stephens, arid Lancaster. When the Pep Squad marches on the field at football games, this year in newly styled uniforms, and stands at attention, the thousands of fans in the stands know that another football game is about ready to get underway, as the Panthers are due to burst through the Panther sign hung between the goal posts and run the gauntlet of purple and A white clad girls onto the playing field. The Pep Squad, with its special yells, dramatic white gloved hand motions, and infectious spirit, provide much of the color and life in the stands at the games. They also make the strong nucleus of the cheering section at pep Pep Squad officers are Barbara Callaway, parliamentariang Donna Michalk, Betsy Payne, presidentg Ann Clay, secretaryg Anita Ligon, treasurerg and rallies. Student Senate representative. 156 5 lB-Team Cheerleaders are fright picture-standingj ,K aren Lancaster, Roxanne Frase, fkneel- ing! Luanne Thomson, Norma Silva, and Diane Hefley. Freshman Cheerleaders are fbottom picture- standingj Debra Waddell, Shannon Guess, Diana Waddell, fkneelingj Mar- lee Whitley, and Melissa Frase. F9-V.. , L S, vga , - ai, gk X ' a ' 1 Lends B- Team Support fx, - ,- ,vfbr . as H sl 1 2,35 nf , Q , 1 kg sv K ,. a Q JI 4 , s, , l -iii , :H e A 2- N , 'iigl l e 1 l, 317' Q, J 'fl Li, 'sf 'QQ Q l r l ? 1 w , w i ,1 l 5 s 4 i 1 I 1 w I l it l': 'Q .',1 ll ll l il w J l X i ,...fi556'..lg' X59 avg W W . IQ' 'E pl . . .fl?J.71I Q 1 9 i l rQ .f . Industrial Cooperative Training members are ffront rowj B. Sanchez, M. Castaneda, G. Lugo, L. Flores, V. valdez, and V. Rodriguezgfsecond rowj M. Molina, E. Villarreal, J. Reyes, 0. Ortiz, J. Rivera, and J. Marroquing ftop rowj J. Noriega, R. Guajardo, G. Gutierrez. E. Treio, and .l. Herrera. VOE officers include Norma Reyes, activity chairman, Lupe Rodriguez, DE officers are Lydia Vela, O. Garcia, Student treasurer, Juanita Cerda, secretaryg Ib Buentello, presidentg Diane Senate representativeg Petra Nestor Hernandez, Gonzalez, vice-president, Vicki Caballero, parliamentariang and not president, Dolores Gomez, and Ricardo Gomez, shown, Paula Tomlinson, historian. parliamentarian. Distributive, Vocational Office, and Vocational Industrial Cooperative Education Clubs, all separate units, are all composed of students who are learning business tech- niques, and practicing them, while they are attending high school. Members of these three groups also participate in specialized contests on thc area, district, state and regional level, as they demonstrate what they have learned before judges who are professionals in their fields. ICT officers are Mary Castaneda, secretaryg treasurer, Jesus Rivera, sergeant-at-armsg Martin Molina, Raul Guajardo, vice-president. Z ' , , , ,l 1 px , 159 tl La Palma Staff Separates '68 From Other Years :,nm 6-.M Members of the 1967-1968 La Palma staff are fseatedj Clairjohnson, Yolanda Salinas, Barbara Graham, editorg Tania Knowles, Debbie King and Francisca Matamorosg fstandingj Raul Arredondo, Alan Smith, and Dean Burkett. Distributing the new 1966-67 La Palmas to students and faculty members are Debbie King and Clair Johnson, annual staff members. 160 What did happen in 1967-68? What made this school year different from all the other years that WHS has been in existence? Who were the people on campus- the students, the faculty members, the adminis- trators? To tell the story of 1967-68 at WHS ill story and picture, is the task that the La Palma staff seeks to fulfill each year, and the 1967-68 staff had an unusually eventful year to record. There was Hurricane Beulah, with its effect upon school schedules, activ- ities, and individual students. There was Sing Out 767-a demonstration for America in which about 300 students in the community participated. These and many other events may be recalled because the annual staffers worked late and long to record at least a mention of each school related activity- even study-during the year. -M-N.. V 4- , T 3 '9- ll l ,S-sf ,..- Q 0 'Ff- 'graf i Advanced joumalism students are jim lVlcMillian, Bryan Drake, HI-LIFE assistant editorg Alan Smith, 2' .4 xg ,n'f ' editorg and Raul Arredondo, photographer, l Iris 'freer Of The uestioni' For HI-LIFE 1967468 proved to be the Nyear of he questionw for HI-LIFE staff mem- ers as they explored much that is new n the field of communications. The students conducted student olls on such vital questions as attitudes f the student body on drug usage, the iet Nam issue, and the drafting of women. The Hl-LIFE received much ublicity, through the state Inter- cholastic League Press Conference, the ewsletter of the -Newspaper Fund, Inc. nd all the local media. Staffers toured modern com- unications centers such as radio, news- aper, and television stations, and heard rofessionals speak on the com- unjcations break-through. They put nto practice what they learned through roduction of the newspaper, which hey write, makeup, edit, and sell. They earned about the art of advertising hrough servicing local merchants and riting and producing 'ccommercialsw layed over the school public address ystem. w Joumalism I students are ffront rowj. Debbie King, Peggy Bradford, and Francisea Matamorosg fsecond rowj Zeke Lopez, Dean Burkett, and Kerry Kitchell. ftop rowj Joe Lopez, Rene Correa, Jose Garcia and Alfredo Salinasfnot shownj. 161 Senior Achievements . ,. ,, . 'f 4- 'Q X,,1a.r'. 1' ,Sm tx.-My P eeeee . :na Q- , V ALMAGUER, DELFINA Outstanding Student, con- sumer mathernatics, home economics, Freshman Class Treasurer, FHA, VOE, Voca- tional Talent Show, Basketball Intramurals, first place. ALMAGUER, ROBLE Pep Squad, FHA, VOE, Basketball Intramurals, first place, Powder Puff Football, ARREDONDO, RAUL, JR. Quill and Scroll Journalism Society, State UIL, second in news photo, Hi-Life Staff, pltotographerg La Palma Staff, photographer, Phi-Chem-Bi, French Club, Track, Senior Talent Show, Trinity Univer- sity journalism Summer Work- shop. BACHELDER, MIKE Track lettcrman, Basketball letterman. BARBOSA, JOHNNY DECA, BRADFORD, TOMMY LEE Honor Graduate, Quill and Scroll joumalism Society, Outstanding Student, jour- nalism I, economics, Local Science Fair, honorable mention, Regional Science Fair, UIL Joumalism, third placei Key Clubi Phi-Chem-Bi, Hi-Life Staff, assistant editor, Football, Senior Talent Show, Senior Play. BROWN, DOUGLAS fDOUGJ Outstanding Student, metals I Si II, Industrial Arts Fair, fi.rst place. BUGARIN, ELVIRA American Heritage, PASF, Pep Squad, Phi-Chem-Bi. BULLION, ,IEANNE LAVON Local Science Fair, honorable mention, B-Team cheerleader, Head varsity and freshman cheerleader, Three-year track lctterman, Pep Squad, GAA, Weslaco Queen contestant. 162 BURKETT, DEAN Yndustrial Arts Fair, second place, La Palma Staff, Hi-Life Staff, Senior Play, stage crew, Senior Talent Show, surge CYCW. CA BALLERO, VIRGINIA VOE, parliamentarian. CADENA,TERESITA Key Club Award, NHS, Out- standing Studcnt, world history, Latin American history, French IQ French Club, president. CALLAWAY, BARBARA JO Favorite Sophomore and junior Girl, Homecoming Prin- cess, FFA Sweetheart for two years, Sing Out, Varsity Basketball: Varsity Volleyball, Y-Teens, Pep Squad, par- Iiarnentariani WHS Dramatists Club, historian, GAA, WHS Singers. CANTU, CHARLES Most Handsome, Outstanding Student., bookkeeping, Sing Out, Amercian Heritage, Foot- ball tHale Center High School, Hale Center, Texasiz UIL One-Act Play, Senior Play. CANTU, RICHARD State welding Competition, sccond place, District welding competition, second place, VICA. CASANOVA, NORMA VOE, WHS Dramatists Club. CASANOVA, SONIA VOE, Choir, WHS Dramatists Club, Senior Talent Show. CASTANEDA, PABLO, JR. Local Science Fair, honorable mention, Choir, vice-president, Freshman Student Senate representative, Lettermen's Club, Football, Track, Base- ball, FHA beau, Senior Ta.lent Show. CAVAZOS, JOHNNY Lettermen's Club, Football, Baseball. CERDAMIUANITA E. VOE, secretary, Band. CLAY, ANN STILLWELL Sing Out, WHS Dramatists Club, president, Pep Squad, secretary: Y-Teens, Choir, girls ensemble, Weslaco Qucen con- testant: At George Roger Clark High School, Winchester, Kentucky, Latin Clubl Student Council rep- resentative, B-Team Cheer- leader. CORTEZ, ARMANDO Kiwanis Club Award. CRAWFORD, RONALD FRANK QRONNIEJ Outstanding Student, boys health, Spanish II, choir: All Region and State Choir for two years, Local Science Fair, honorable mention, Regional Science Fair, army award, Choir Solo, second division state, second division regionalz Choir Ensemble, first division regional, NHS, Choir, student directort Bandt Student Senate, election commissioner, parliamentarianl La Palma Staff, photographer: Phi- Chem-Bi, Cub Reporter of t.he Year. CUELLAR, SYLVIA jEAN Outstanding Student, French I3 Regional Solo and Ensemble, second division, third division, American Her- itage, Band, Choir, French Club, secretary-treasurer, Senior Talent Show. DEER, BEVERLY ANN Honor Graduate, Outstanding Student, Spanish I, Scholastic Excellence Award, Library Service Award, Local Science Fair, honorable mention, Band Ensemble, first division, Fresh- man Student Senate rep- rcscntativel Band, secretary- treasurcr, librarian, Y-Teens, PASF, Student Senate rep- resentative, Phi-Chem-Bi, Most outstanding costume at Pan American Day, Senior Talent Show, ticket chairman, Senior KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS DE, Distributive Education, DECA, Distributive Education Clubs America, FFA, Future Farmers of America, FHA, Future Homemakers America, FTA, Future Teachers of America, GAA, Girls Athletic As: ciation, ICT, Industrial Cooperative Training, NHS, National Hor Society, PASF, Pan American Student Forum, UIL, University Int scholastic League, VICA, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, VO Vocational Office Education. Play, costume ch airman. DE LEON, CARLOS VICA, Choir. DRAKE, OLEN BRYAN Bobby Lackey Athletic Award, Quill and Scroll Jour- nalism Society, Sports Writing Award, Local Science Fair, first place, All-District Tracki Football letterman, Track let- terman, Basketball letterman, Baseball lettcrman, Football Captain, Lettermen,s Club, Purple Panther Club, offense and defense, Key Club, Stu- dent Senate, election com- mittee, H1-Life Staff, sports editor, assistant editor, Phi- Chem-Bi, Trinity University joumalism Summer Work- shop. ESPINOZA, ALICIA Honor Graduate, Rotary Scholar, three years, Three Scholastic Excellence Awards? Whois Who Among Student Leaders in America, Out- standing Studcnt, biology I St Il, Spanish II, Local Science Fair, honorable mention, NHS, historian, junior Class secretary, Senior Class pres- ident, Amcrican Heritage, librarian, PASF. Student Senate representative, vice- president, Phi-Chem-Bi, secretary-treasurer? Delegate to Democracy in Action Week in Brownwood, Texas. FORD, MARSHA ANN Honor Graduate, Rotary Scholar, two years, Two Scholastic Excellence Awards, Who's Who Among Student Leaders in America, DAR Award, American Legion Leadership Award, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, Local Science Fair, second place, Outstanding Student, girls health, American history, Americanism Certificate of Achievement, NHS, Student Senate, corresponding sec- retary, recording secretary, vice-president, FTA, Choir, secretary-treasurer, Phi- Chem-Bi, Junior Historians, Delegate to Democracy in Action Week in Brownwood, Texass Senior Talent Show, Weslaco Queen contestant. FLORES, LINDA Choir, Hi-Life Staff, Pep Squad,PASF. GARCIA, MARTIN Local Science Fair, third place,VOE. GARZA, MARIA ELMA . Freshman Choir Award, Choir, Pep Squad, FHA, fifth vice-N president, PASF. W GARZA, NELDA SUZANNE l QNELLIE SUEJ Honor Graduate, Miss WHS, Outstanding Student, home- making I, UIL One-Act Play,, third place, all-star cast, UIL' Twirling Solos and Ensembles, first divisions, UIL Band Solos and Ensembles, first divisionsg' Band, twirler, drum major, Senior Class treasurer, FHA, treasurer, historian, FTA, WHS Dramatists Club, sec-I retary, Homecoming Queen! Weslaco Queen, ,-Princess at Rio Grande Valley Day at San' Antonio Livestock Show, Senior Talent Show: Senior- Play. GARZA, ORALIA DECA, Student Senate rep- resentative, Choir, Pep Squad, FHA, fourth vice-prendent. GORHUNLELLA RAY McAllen Business College Awardgl Literary Review Award, Local Scicna: Fair, honorable mention, Band, Pep Squad, FHA, parliamentarian, president, Phi-Chem-Bi. GRACIA, MARIA DEL CARMEN American Heritage, Pep Squad, FHA, PASF, par- liamcntariani Phi-Chem-Bi, Panther Sweetheart. LUERA, ADELINA GRAHAM, BARBARA JEAN Honor Graduate: Who's Who Among Student Leaders in America: Rotary Scholar: Quill and Scroll Journalism Society, two years: Scholastic Excellence Award: Pub- lications Award, two years: State Homemaker Degree of Achievement: Outstanding Freshman Citizen: UIL Dis- trict Prose Reading, third place: UIL District Poetry Interpretation, third place: UIL District Shorthand: UIL One-Act Play: Outstanding Student., typing II, speech: NHS: Student Senate, sec- retary, sophomore and senior girl reprexntative: La Palma Staff, honors, Student Senate representative, business man- ager, editor for two years: FHA, treasurer, secretary, first vice-president, 1966 high point girl., correspondent to foster child, delegate to state convention for two years: FTA: Pep Squad: Phi-Chem-Bi, reporter, secretary-treasurer: WHS Dramatists Club: Junior Historians: Senior Talent Show, publicity: Senior Play: Weslaco Queen contestant: Drama Club One-Act Plays, ticket chairman: Student Sponsor of Prom Program Committee: Intramural Basketball: A801 University Joumalism Summer Work- shop: Trinity University Jour- nalism Summer Workshop. GREEN, JAMES ERNEST QJIMMYD B-Team Football: Tennis: American Heritage: Sing Out: WHS Dramatists Club: Phi- Chem-Bi: Slide Rule Club: Senior Talent Show: Drama Club One-Act Plays. GUAJARDO, FRANCES Outstanding Student, physical education: FHA. GUERRA, ERNESTINA Sing Out: Pep Squad: PASF: Sophomore Homecoming Duchess: Senior Talent Show: Weslaco Queen contestant. HANDY, MARY ELLEN VOE. HECK., BRENDA JOYCE Local Science Fair, honorable mention: Pep Squad: FHA, Student Senate representative: Phi-Chem-Bi. HENRY, MARY ESTHER Honor Graduate: llost Likely to Succeed: Rotary Club Lead- ership Award: Rotary Scholar, three years: Scholastic Excel- lence Award: Outstanding Stu- dent, Spanish I, typing I: DAR American History Award: Local Science Fair, two first places: Regional Science Fair. honorable mention. third place: Clarinet Quartets. first divisions: Band, office sec- retary, vice-president. twirlcr: Student Senate. treasurer. devotional chairman: NHS. secretary: Y-Teens. treasurer: FTA: Blue Bonnet Girls State: Band Sweetheart: Senior Tal- ent Show: Weslaco Queen con- tcstant. HERNANDEZ, JESUS French Club. HERNANDEZ, NESTOR DECA, preddent., reporter: Band. HINOJOSA, ARMANDO All-Region Band: UIL One- Act Play, honorable mention, third place, best supporting actor: UIL Prose Reading, second place: Band Solos and Ensembles, first divisions: Band: Choir: Sophomore Class treasurer: Phi-Chem-Bi: Senior Play: UIL Summer Drama Workshop. HUEFNER,THOMAS Lion's Club Science Award: Outstanding Student, physical science, drafting I: Local Science Fair, three grand champions, two first places, one second place: Regional Science Fair, grand champion, four first places: National Aeronautics and Space Admin- istration Award: United States Air Force Award: Navy Science Cruiser Award, alter- nate: Texas Society of Pro- fessional Engineers Award, third place: Magic Valley Industrial Education Science Fair, third place: UIL Science: Phi-Chern-Bi, president: FFA: Sing Out, stage crew: Senior Talent Show, stage crew: Senior Play, stage crew: Texas Nuclear Science Symposium participant JOHNSTON, ROY ALAN Local Science Fair, first place: Regional Science Fair, third place: Basketball: Termis: Key Club, board of directors: Sing Out: American Heritage: Choir: Phi-Chem-Bi, Student Senate representative: WHS Dramatists Club: Senior Talent Show: Senior Play: Queen Contest usher. KING, DEBRA SUE QDEBBIEJ Hi-Life Staff: La Palma Staff: Junior Class Secretary tJackson High School, Ohioj. KOLVIK,RITA American Field Service Stu- dent: Y-Teens: Student Senate: WHS Dramatists Club: American Heritage: Sing Out: Pep Squad: Senior Talent Show: Senior Play: Drama Club One-Act Plays. LEDESMA, LUIS, JR. Outstanding Student, elemen- tary analysis: Mathematics Award: Local Science Fair, second place: Phi-Chem-Bi. LE WIS, FRANK DECA. LIGON, ANITA RAY Beautiful: Freshman Achievement Award: Most Music Choir Ensemble. first division: Choir Solo, firm division: Sing Out: Y-Teens: Pep Squad, treasurer: GAA: WHS Dram- atists Club: Freshman Football Sweetheart: Weslaco Princess. LINDERMAN, SUSAN BETH Outstanding Student, home and family living: FHA: FTA, secretary: Choir: Pep Squad. Student Senate representative: GAA. LLCE. HAROLD Outstanding Student, agricul- ture I: Dairy Judging Team, second in district: Local Science Fair, second place: District Science Fair, honor- able mention: UIL One-Act Play, student assistant: DECA: FFA: Phi-Chem-Bi. Band, band council: French Club: Homecoming Princess. LUGO, GRACIE VICA, treasurer. LUGO, ISABEL Basketball: Track: Volleyball: Pep Squad: GAA. LYONS, VIVIAN ELAINE QELAINEJ Outstanding Student, home- making I: Student Senate, corresponding secretary: Band: FHA: FTA, treasurer: Y- Teens: Pep Squad: Junior Historians: Weslaco Princess. MAGANA,JOSEPHINE Sing Out: Pep Squad: FHA: PASF. MALDONADOMJESUS Lulac Award: Local Science Fair, second place: Football: Track. MARTINEZ, JOEL DECA. MARTINEZ, PHILIP DECA. MARTINEZ, SYLVIA Outstanding Student, typing II:FHA:PASF:VOE. MATAXIOROS, FRANCISCA IFRANCESJ Quill and Scroll Joumalism Society: La Palma Staff: Hi- Life Staff. McDANIEL,JAMES KJIMMYJ Weslaco Young Farmers Award: Star Chapter Farmer Award: Outsninding Student, agriculture I, II, Sz Ill: FFA, Student Senate representative, president for two years. MEINERS, CAROL JEAN Valedictorian: Parent Teacher Association Award: Rotary Scholar, three years: Scho- lastic Excellence Award: Who's Who Amog Student Leaders in America: Band Parents Arion Award: Crisco Award: Outstanding Student, homemaking 'l, English III: Local Science Fair, grand prize: Regional Science Fair, third place: UIL Flute Ensembles, first divisions: Twirling Ensemble, first divi- sion: UIL Typewriting, third place: Band, president, twirler, band council: NHS, Student Senate representative: Y- Teens, vice-president: PASF, treasurer: FHA: FTA: Fresh- man Student Senate: Fresh- man Pep Squad, president: Senior Talcnt Show: Weslaco Princess: Finalist in hlakc-lt- With-Wool Contest: Spanish Project, first place. NIOLINA, MARTIN VICA District Meet, first place: VICA State Meet, fourth place: Industrial Arts Fair, second place in woods: VICA, Student Senate rep- resentative. president. l l l l l , t MORA,BERTH GLORIA Outstanding S dent, relat math I. NORIEGA, AN i:s,JR. Honor Graduate Who's Wh Among Studen Leaders i America: Babe uth Spor manship Awar Scholastic Excellence A 'ardll Ol-ll' standing Studen algebra I: Boys State D egate: All- Valley Scholas c Football Team: Local S'ence Fair, third place: ll-District Football: Edin rg Track Meet, t.hird p ce medal: Dist1'ict Track ,leet, sixth place: Football lettcrman: Track: NHS: Purlmle Panther Cl Club: Lettermen's, ub: Phi- Chem-Bi: Senior Twllent Show: Senior Play. OLlVAREZ,MICAl-ILA I QNMICKEYJ Pep Squad: FHA. , oRT1Z,oRAL1A Pep Squad: Choiql: French Club: PASF: Junior Home- coming Duchess. l PAYNE, BETSY ANN I Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award: Pep Squ d, vice- president, presiden : GAlA, president: Sing Out: asketbiill m Three-Year letter : Track Three-Year le tterman: Vollely- ball Three-Year tterman: l Regional Track Te m: All- District Basketball 'I' m: All- Tourney Forward inlweslaclo Tournament: Pan1heret13e Captain of the Year:lPant.hdr Spirit of '67: Volleyball Captain: Weslaco Quefn cori- I testant l PEREZ, MARY PAULA I VICA, secretary: V l IC N Sweetl heart. N PINALEZ, Jose :Joey l Honor Graduate: Rotary Scholar: NHS, presidenll: Stu- secretary, parliamen r'an dent Senate, corresp nding O 1 Q vice-president, sophom re rep- resentative: Junior ident: UIL One-Act nate: Sing Out: Heritage: Sopho Junior Favorite: Se Show: Senior Play: Cla Pres- Plays alter- Amgirican more lx and nior 'llalent Delcg 'te to Democracy in Action We .k in Brownwood, Texas. PUTMAN, YVIARIANNE ELAINE I Outstanding Student, tlfesh- man band, typing I: lliocal Science Fair, hono ble mention: UIL Ex em- poraneous Speaking, setitond place: UIL Flute division: UIL Flut Solo, lfirst e Trio, first divisions: UIL Typewri' : FTA: FHA, sixth 'ee- president: Ban d, tw' er, section leader: Choir, acc m- panist, section leader, 'ls ensemble: Senior Talent Sh w: Senior Play: Weslaco Qu en contestant RAMON, NORMA I Lulac Council Award:Stud it Senate. treasurer: Band: VO : FHA: PASF: Phi-Chem-Bi. RANDOLPH, JAN Honor Graduate: proved Student, , ICEJEA1' Most l - English : NHS: Choir: FHA, second vice-president: FTA. REYES, CARMEN Pep Squad: FHA: PASF. REYES,JUANITA UANIEJ Local Science Fair, honorable mention: Freshman Student Council representative: Choir: Pep Squad. REYES, NORMA FHA: Choir: VOE: Pep Squad: WHS Dramatists Club: Powder Puff Football: At Johnston High School, Houston, Texas: FTA: History Club: Science Club: Volleyball letterman: At Madison High School, Houston, Texas: Drill Squad: Booster Club: Concert Tour Choir. REYNA, DANIEL fDANNYj All-Valley Football, second team: Football lettemian: Track lettermang Baseball letterrnan: Basketball letter- man: Letterman's Club, sec- retary: Pantherette Beau. REYNAMIANIE All-District Basketball: Varsity Basketball: Track: Volleyball, captain: Pep Squad: FHA: GAA. REYNA, ROBERT Basketball: Baseball: DECA: Senior Talent Show. ROBLEDO, JOE DECA. RODRIGUEZ, GRACIE Band: Pep Squad: FHA: Senior Talent Show. RODRIGUEZ, MARIA GUADALUPE Pep Squad:Fl'lA. Q RODRIGUEZ, VIOLANDA Choir: Senior Talent Show, usher. ROE. MARGARET ELIZABETH KELIZABETHB Band: Pep Squad: FHA: Drama One-Act Plays. SALINAS, ALFREDO Boys State Altemate: Football Letterman: French Club. t ALINAS, JOSE HECTOR otary Club Award: Honor Graduate: Rotary Scholar, two years: Whois Who Among Student Leaders in America: Outstanding Student, geom- etry, Spanish Ill dz IV, physics: Student Senate, pres- ident: Sophomore Class Pres ident: Boys State Altemate: PASF: Phi-Chem-Bi: lVlr. Pan American. S INAS, YOLANDA Honor Graduate: Rotary Scholar: Quill and ScrollJour- nalism Society: Outstanding Student, Spanishl S Ill: NHS, treasurer: Student Senate, junior and senior represent- ative: American Heritage: Pep Squad: PASF, historian, pres- ident: La Palma Staff: Phi- Chem-Bi, vice-president: Miss 'Pan wAmerican: Delegate to :Democracy in Action Week in Brownwood, Texas. SANCHEZ, BEULAH Local Science Fair, second l place, Regional Science Fair, Band, Choir, FHA. SANCHEZ, VICENTE Local Science Fair, honorable ment-ion, Sophomore Class vice-president, junior Class treasurer, Student Senate, senior representative, Fresh- man Student Council, treas- urer, Phi-Chem-Bi, PASF, Senior Play. SCOTT, BARBARA ANN Weslaco Classroom Teachers Award, Local Science Fair, first place, Regional Science Fair, honorable mention, UIL Twirling Solo, first divisions, UIL Twirling Ensembles, first divisions, UIL Band Solos, first division, UIL Band Ensembles, first divisions, Band, head twirlcr, assistant drum major, band council, FHA, fourth vice-president, FTA, Phi-Chem-Bi, Student Senate, secretary, Freshman Class president, Weslaco Prin- cess. SEEBERMIOANNE Honor Graduate, MHS, Stu- dent Senate, Pep Squad, GAA, Basketball, DECA, Key Club Sweetheart, Spanish Project, first place. SEPULVEDA, JOSE T. Football, Track, l.etterinen's Club, French Club. SMITH, HOWARD ALAN Salutatorian, Mr. WHS, Who's Who Among Student Leaders in America, American Leader- ship Award, Fine Arts Club Award, Lions Club Award, Lions Club journalism Award, Rotary Club Leadership Award, Rotary Scholar, three years, Quill and Scroll jour- nalism Society, Time Current Events Test, highest score in WHS, two years, District UIL Joumalism, first place, State UIL Journalism, first for spot news photo, second in news- writing for two years, Out- standing Student, English II 81 IV, biology, chemistry, algebra II, govcnunent, joumalism Il, two years, Scholastic Aehicvc- ment Award, Publications Award, two years, Boys State, NHS, vice-president, Key Club, vice-president, Student Senate, La Palma represent- ative, Hi-Life, editor for two years, La Palma Staff, Sing Out, Phi-Chem-Bi, Senior Talent Show, Senior Play, Weslaco Queen Contest Usher, Delegate to Democracy in Action Week in Brownwood, Texas. SOLETHER, ROBERT MeCl.EliLAN Most Improved Student, Spanish Il, Local Science Fair, grand champion, District Golf, second place, Second Place District Golf Medalist, Region- al Golf, third place, All-Valley Football, second team, Valley Football Honor RollZ Boys State Altcmate, Mamas Shop Football Player of the Week, Football, llasketball, Track, Golf, Purple Panther Club, Lcttermen's Club, Key Club, treasurer, American Heritage Class, Phi-Chem-Bi. SWANZEY, MARGARET ANN Honor Graduate, Yoder Choir Award, Outstanding Student, drama, NHS, Senior Class Sec- retary, Sing Out, Freshmen, R-Team, and Varsity Cheer- leader, Choir, president, alternate student director, girls ensemble, Y-Teens, PASF, Student Sponsor for Prom! Senior Talent Show, manager, Senior Play. TIsnALe,Jn'1NoLAN Local Sciencc Fair, two second places, Phi-Chem-Ili, Senior Play, light crew, Senior Talent Show, light crew. ULLRICH, MARIAN FHA, VOE, Student Senate representative. VALDEZ, JOSEPHINE PASF, treasurer. VALDEZ, VIDALLIC Pep Squad,Choir, FHA, CAA, Phi-Chem-Ri, VICA, Senior 'Talent Show. VANCE, JUDI MAE Hi-Life Staff, copy editor, American Heritage, Pep Squad, Y-Teens, FTA, Senior Talent Show, Drama Club One-Act Plays. VASQUEZ, SIMONA FHA. VELA, ENEDELIA VOE. VELTMAN, MARSHA Honor Graduate, Local Science Fair, honorable mention, Regional Science Fair, honorable mention, Flute Ensembles, fi.rst division, Band, Student Senate rep- resentative, twirler, band council, NHS, Y-Teens, FTA, Senior Talent Show, Weslaco Queen contestant. VILLARREAL, ANDREA Weslaco junior Chamber of Commerce Award, Honor Graduate, Local Science Fair, third place, District Track, fi.rst place in discus, fifth place in shotput, Third Place Re- gional Track Team, First Place District Volleyball Team, Varsity Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Basketball Captain of the Year, Pep Squad, GAA, treasurer, WHS Dramatists Club, treasurer, Senior Talent Show. VILLARREAL, ELSA NORMA Miss Pan American, PASF Po- etry lntcrpretation, second place, NHS, Pep Squad, PASF, president, Phi-Chem-Bi, VICA, Senior Talent Show, Weslaco Queen contestant. WADDELL, DAVID Honor Graduate, Local Sci- ence Fair, third place, Club, La Palma Staff, 1- Chem-Bi, Student Senate rep- resentative. Key Ph' WALLACE, NACY LOU NHS, Choir Ensemble,Varsity Basketball, Volleyball, B- Team, Varsity Cheerleader, Freshman Class Treasurer, FTA, vice-president, president, WHS Dramaijsts Club, Student Senate representative, C-AA, PASF, Y-Teens, Pep Squad, American Heritage, Sing Out, Powder Puff Football, Weslaco Queen contestant. WILSON, LARRY Honor Graduate, Who's Who Among Student Leaders in America, Kiwanis Service Award, Rotary Scholar, Out- standing Student, book- keeping, NHS, Key Club, sec- retary, president, Basketball two-year letterman, Track, Golf, Lettermen's Club, Phi- Chem-Bi, Y-Teen Beau. ZEPEDA, ARTURO Outstanding Student, distrib- utive edueation, Industrial Arts Fair, first place, Job ln- tewiew Contest, first place, Local Science Fair, honorable mention, DECA. . it ,Q-. 164 e Wonderful Worlds O WHS Zim' ,v Ll J M r2Qffij qfaagl if J 6075? ff! I n I Media' MM 644 ,bvvzfu R, 2 r i v ,', NVQ' dvi lv 'X , Th fling, r ZX Weslaco's wonderful world of 1967-68 is history. The class of '68 has scattered to campus, college, jobs, service or marriage. Returning students have scattered for the summer to school, 'to vacation, to work, or to just plain 'goof it off., The Campus, the world represented within the circle of the book's theme pages, won't ever look the same again. What made the wonderful worlds of WHS 1967-68 different? The faces, the events, the shadow of world affairs which colored our thoughts and activities made them this way. Our world first widened with the arrival of Rita Kolvik, an American Field Service student from Nor-4 wagf. She and almost 1000 students became acquainted an reacquainted through five long days of registration. We had just begun to settle down in earnest when' Hurricane Beulah blew in. We were educated all right-in ow to get along without lights, water, school and television and in how to fill sand bags and slug in the ud to bolster threatening dikes. We learned howto ork with refugees, to make and to distribute thousands f sandwiches, and to work with administrators and w v r Y i Y i i x N l i i , x I x H N W l w l Civil Defense people-no generation gap here. Q Then it was back to school-football ont Monday night, telescoped activities-the holidays. A d then midsemesters. Sing Out America by the ,merican Heritage students gave our answer to hippies d draft card burners in repeated performances. We ,rilled as N the defense department showed 5'Singout vide xtapes to ' servicemen in Viet' Nam. Second semester wa frantic with UIL activity, tests, student, testing, terni papers, classes, library amignments, and senior activiyes. We remembered the War in Viet Nam and the P X' peace negotiations as we came down the school wawvay by the peace tree planted by the Pan American Student Forum. l , Underl ing our whole thoughts were ques 'ons of the year- e draft, national elections, the drdg ques- tion, and less serious, long hair and short skijts-too long and too short each were the verdicts we ha to live with on campus. It was a sobering year, a broidening ear. Y We learned that when trouble really comes,l e can do our share and hold our heads high in the wo lds of WHS and the world of man. 1 Aaron, Gary Mel: 49,125 Aaron, Hal: 61, 153 Aaron, Sandra Elaine: 39, 47, 128,140,1-14,155,156 s 1519 Acevedo, Daniel: 61 Acevedo, Noel: 39 Acevedo, Pete: 61 Adame, Armando: 23, 153 144, Agu ayo, J uanita: 49 Aguilar ,Janie: 49 Aguirre, Juan: 23, 158 Aguirre, Marieela: 39 Alaniz, Domingo: 39 Aldaba, Maria Victoria: 61 Aldrete, Maria Guadalupe: 49 Alejandro, Aurora: 39 Alejandro, Marcelo: 39 Alejandro, Maria Oralia: -1-9, 146 Alexander, Robert: 4-9, 133 Allen, Becky Marie: 311, 39, 108, 115, 137, 140, 141, 147, 152, 153,156 Al1en,John Barton: 61, 150 Almaguer, Dclfina: 23,158 Almaguer, Elida: 49 Almaguer, Elsa: 61 Almaguer, Roble: 23, 142, 158 Almanza, Marcos: 39 Almaraz, Elsa: 39,152,156 Almaraz, George: 61. 153 Andersen, Linda: 49, 141 Flores, Anderson, Joan Elaine: -19, 110, 111, 138 Anderson, Mark William: 61, 125,131,137 Anderson, Phyllis Donelle: 392 140, 14-6, 14-9 Aparicio, Maria Luisa: 49, 82 Aparicio, Salome: 61 Arce, Enrique: 61 Arce, Rene: 61 Argueta, Edward: 49 Argueta, Estellaz 39, 152, 156 Armendariz,Juan: 49 Arrcdondo, David: 61, 149 Arredondo, Elida: 39, 156 Arredondo, Filomcna: 49, 156 Arredondo, Raul,Jr.: 23, 109. 160, 161 Arredondo, Sulema: 39, 142 Austin, Ber11ard: 49 .-tvalos, Jose Arturo: 49 Avalos, Lydia: 61 Avila, Sulema: 61 Ayala, Castulo: 39 Bachelder, Mike: 23, 12-1-, 126, 130 Bachelder, Patrick Eugene: 39 l1aez,1rma Ida: 49 Balaguer, Josephina: 61, 149 Balboa, Felicitas: 4-9 Balderas, Elena: 61 Balderrama, Maria: 61 Balli.Vida1tBillyj: 39 Barbee, Terry: 61 Barbosa,Johnny: 23, 158 Barker, Bruce: 61, 125, 147. 151 Barker, Rochelle: 4-9. 113, 129, 151 Barnes, Peggy: 49, 128, 129, 155, 156 Bautista, Antonia: 211, 147, 156 Bautista, Irma: 61,154 l Bautista, Mary Ellen: 39, 111, 147, 154 Beccrra, Juana: 61.142 Becerra, Maria dc Lourdes: 61 11011, Nancy: 49,152 Benitez. Hector Carlos: 49, 75,122,125,lZ10 Bernal, San Juana: 39 Blair. Mark B.: -19 Blair, Peter Phil: 61, 123, 125. 15-1 11lanco,Carolina: 49. 156 Blanco. Flora Estela: 61, 110 Bohmfalk, John: 61,114,151 Bradford. Peggy: 49. 109, 110, 1211, 129. 138, 155. 156 Bradford. lominy Lee: 2.1, 106. 109. 1l'l Briones, Abclrlia: -L9 Brown, Karen: -19. 1-10. 142. 155, 156 Brown, Leon: 4-J Brown, Lew Douglas: 23 11uente1lo, 111: 23. 711, 158,159 Buentello, Mireya: -19 166 1 Bugarin, Elvira: 23, 145, 156 Bullion, Bobby Glen: 49. 122, 131 Bullion, Gary Wayne: 39, 80, 113, 121, 122,131,139 Bullion, Jeanne: 24-, 80, 97, 129, 154, 155,156 Bulnes, Henry: 61 Burkett, Debra Lynn: 61, 153 Burkett, Harrel Dean: 160, 161 Burleson, David Allen: 15, 132 Burton, Darla Maye: 19, 39, 47,1-10, 147, 152,153,155 11ust1llos,Israel: 121, 123 Cabullero,Jesse: 61 Caballero, Norma Elia: 61 Caballero, Virginia: 24, 1511, 159 Cadcna, Roman: 61 Cadena, Tcresita: 24,111.1-1-5 Cain. John William: 49, 58. 78, 32, 95, 111, 137, 138, 139,144-,152,154 Callaway. Barbara Jo: 24-. 99. 103, 1-10. 147, 152. 153, 155, 156 Callaway, Vicki Lynn: 50, 127, 128. 156 Calles, Lydia Elena: 62 Campbell, Anette Xl.: 50, 152 Campbell, Scott Gary: 39 Campos. Hector: 62 Campos, Robert: 24, 76, 102, 113, 121, 122 Canalcs, George: 39 Cancino, Maria Rosario: 62, 156 Cannon, Chris: 50, 133. 139 Cano, Maria Ninfa: 50 Cano,Janie:62,142,155,156 Cano. Ruben: 62 Canon, Nancy: 62,71,129 Cantu, Charles: 24,413,111 Cantu.JuanJose: 10 Cantu, Juan Jr,: 11 Canlu,Juanita: 39 Cantu, Maricela: 1411 Cantu. Oraliaz 62, 156 Cardcnas, Daniel George: 39, 1111 Cardcnas, George: 50, 110, 121, 122, 125 Cardenas. Henry: 62 Cardenas, Rosalie: 50, 156 Cardenas, Wilbert Clark: 40. 158 Cardona. Guadalupe: 62 Cafdona. Irma: 40 Carrlosa, Sofia: -1-0 Carranza,11ea1ris: 62, 111 Carreon, Joe G.: 40 Carreon, Robert: 62 Carrion, Beatriz: 40 Casanova, Norma: 24, 147, 158 Casanova. Sonia: 24. 147. 152,158 Casanova, Yolanda: 50 Casares, Adela: 62 Castaneda. Juan: 50, 122, 130 Castaneda, Lurila: 62 Castaneda, Mary Eden: 40. 103. 159 Castancda. Pablo: 24.112, 102, 113. 122 Castaneda, Rolando: 62, 123 Castillo, Aaron: 62, 153 Castillo. Alfredo: 62, 122, 130 Castillo, Violetai 63 Castro, Bertlla: 62 C11stro.Juan Luis: 50 Castro, Ruben: 153 Cavazos, Juan Jose tjohnnyj 1-1, 2-1, 131 Cavazos, Nlaria Eslella: 50 Cavazos. MaryJane: 50 Cavazos, Vicenta: 50 Cedillo. Alicia: 40 Cetlillo. .-lrtentio: 62 Cerda. Annie Dt-lia: 40, 158 Cerda. Juanita: 24. 721, 1511, 159 Cerda, Oscar: 62.150 Chanccy, Marc: -10 Chandler. Janis Lee: 50, 101, 114. 14-9 Chavez, Arturo: 62 Chavez, Maria del Carmen: 40 Ciomperlik, Gloria: 4-0 Clark, Lcn: 62 Clay. Ann: 24, 97. 14-0. l-1-7. l52,15I1, 156 Collinsworth, Troy: 40, 132 Colvin, Lynn: 25 47, Connor, Mike: 50, 130, 133 Coonrod, Valerie Jan: 60, 62, 137, 156 Cordova, Alicia: 62 Coronado, Robert: 50, l 51 Coronado, Roy: 62 1 49, Elizondo, Antonia: 26, 14-4, 146, 156 Elizondo, Daniel: 4-0 Elizondo, Epifanio: 51, 122 Elizondo, Minerva: 51 Ellison, John Robert: 51, 125, 133 Ellison, Vicki Lorraine: 40, 108, 115, 138, 145, 146, 152,153,155,156 Correa, Rene:50, 109, 112, 114, 115, 151, 154,161 Emerson, Helen Rebecca: 63, Cortez, Armando: 25 Cortez Cortez ,Juan: 50 , Lupe: 40 Cortez, Maria J.: 40, 110, 111, 146,156 Covacevich, Angelita: 60, 62, 128, 155, 156 Couch, Bill: 50, 143 Crawford, Ronald: 25, 115, 114, 136, 153 Crist, Sue: 62, 128, 156 Crow Barbara: 62, 70 Cross Phylis Jean: 50, 156 Cro ss, Robert Wayne: 25 Cruz, Raul: 62, 114,147, 150 Cuellar, ArmandoJr.: 40, 117, 122 Cuellar, Carmen: 62, 156 Cuellar, Maggie: 50 Cuellar. Sylvia Elizabeth: 50, 156 Cuellar, Sylvia Jean 25, 114, 151 148 Engle, Mary Katherine: 51, 147,156 Escalon, Frank Jr.: 51 Escalon, Henry: 51 Escobar, Norma: 51 Escobar, Yolanda: 63, 156 Espinosa, Mary 51 Espinosa, Rosa Alba: 63 Espinosa, Alicia: 22, 26, 63, 106, 110, 137, 138, 144, 156 Espinosa, Nancy: 51, 156 Esquivel, Alvaro: 16, 40 Estrada, Leo: 63 Fernandez, Florence Marie: 15, -1-1 Fernandez, Juliana: 63, 146, 156 Fernandez, Linda E.: 51, 58, 152 Cummings, Carole Ann: 25, 78, 97,101,114,140,l49, 152 Cummings, Sheri: 62, 114, 149 Davis. Deadrca: 63, 152, 156 rms, Gay Lee: 50, 80 114, 115, 147.148 Flores, Esmeralda: 51 Flores, Graciela: 63 Flores,Juan 51 Flores, Linda Cristina: 26, 144, 156, 159 Flores, Maria Elia: 63, 128, 129, 150,155 Flores, Mary: 63, 147, 151 Flores, Moises: 41 Flores, Ruby Ann: 63, 156 Sonia Marie: 51 Dawson, Jeannette: 63, 149 114, Dayc, Thomas Howard: 40 Dea11. Barry: 40, 145, 146, 148, 153 Dean, Kathleen: 50 Deer, Beverly: 25, 106, 137, 144 Deer, Pamela Jane: 50, 58, 151 de la Fuente, Frances Yvonne: 50. 150 de la Garza, Eloy: 50, 131 de la Garza, Eugene: 40, 145 de la Rosa, Angel: 50 del Campo, Antulio Clemente: 40, 82, 153 de Leon, Carlos Fernando: 25. 1 53 de Leon, Elida: 63 de Leon, Joe Manuel: 122, 125 de Leon, Lydia Nora: 63. 143. 152 de Leon. ttraliaz 25, 111, 1-13, 156 de Leon. Rene Simon: 25 de Leon, Rosie: 50, 1211, 155, 156 dc1.eon. Virginia: 50, 150 Delgado, Jose Ignacio: 50 Delgado, Sergio: 51, 122, 125 de los Santos, Diana: 63 dcl'1'oro.Josc Fernando: -10 Flowers, CharlesJeff: 63 Flowers, Donald: 63, 153 F1owerS,,1ud: 41,139 Fonseca, Ninfa: 63 Ford, Marsha: 26, 97, 106, 107, 103, 110, 136, 133, 144.146,152.153 Ford, Peggy Susan: 63, 113. 129,156 Fortenbcrry, Jennefer: 51, 1-1-1 Fox,11ut11:63 Frantz, Klee: 41, 78, 101, 114,14-0,146,151 Frantz, Steven llarrison: 63, 114,150,154 Frase, Melissa Jane: 63, 128, 129, 155,156, 157 Frasc, Roxanne: 51, 128, 140, 155, 156, 157 Free, Daniel: 63, 123 Frerking. Ernest: 38, 41, 108, 110, 111, 112, 117, 137, 138, 139, 145, 146, 150, 154 Frost, Chris: 63. 110, 123, 125 Frost, Joye Ellen: 41, 111, 140, 146, 147, 156 Fulchcr, Bobby Fred: 63, 143 Fulcher, Jimmy: 4-1, 143 Galvan, Minerva: -11 Gamboa, Luisa: 51 Gamez. Samuel: 51,122,131 Diaz, Estela: 51 Diaz, Guadalupe: 51 Diaz, Ismael: 51 Dickerson. Andrea: 51, 1-1-1, 142, 155 Dickerson, Nita Kay: 47, 142, 155 Dooll, Barry Lenward: 51, 125, 1110 Donalson, David Mat: 40, 47, 71.110, 113, 122,131 Downing, Andrew 111: 25 Downing, Richard Dennis: 63 Drake, Olen Bryan: 25, 80, 107, 109, 113, 123. 124, 126.130, 131. 139,161 Easly, Wlclody: 51, 110. 135 1-l-4 Edwards. Bernie Mat: 63 Edwards: Bruce: 63. 151 Eggleston, Kathy: 51, 128. 129, 155 Eggleston, Ronnie: 26 Eilers. Betty: 63, 11-I-, 142, 1-19 1-1-5 Garcia, Abram: 26,1511 Garcia. Ciro: 64 Garcia, Daniel: 112,143 Garcia , Diane: 51 Garcia, Elida Beatriz: 51 Garcia, Esmeralda: 51 Garcia, Estela: 51 Garcia, Esther: 51 Garcia, Feliciano: 64, 112, 143 Garcia, Herlinda: 26, 52, 152 156 Carcia, Hcrminiai 52 Garcia, Joe Jr.: 41 Garcia,Josc: 114, 149,161 Garcia,Jose Luis: 4-1,145 Gareia,Juan: 52 Garcia,Juanita: 52 Garcia, Luciano: 64 Garcia, Margarita: 4-1 Garcia, Martin: 26, 158 Garcia, Mary Ellen: 41 Garcia Noemi' 64 Garcia:01ga:64-, 159 3713- llensel., Trudy Ann: 28 -arcia, Pablo: 16, 52 1arcia larcia rareia -arcia . Pedro: 64,143 ,Rosa1ba: 52, 148 , Ruben: 26 , S1'lvia: 52. 64, 142 'arcia, Sylvia Gloria: 64 arcia, Wilfred: 52 arrett, Richard: 26,152 a.1-za, 111-rtha: 26 ana, Blanca: 64 arza, Blanca: 26,137 arza. Carlosjaime: 41, 99 arza, David jr.: 41 Debbie: 04, 90, 111, Harlzell, Kathleen: 52 Haverfield, Wendy: 19, 42, Lopez, Alvaro: 53, 80 Lopez, Celia: 65 133, 140 Lopez, Eloy: 65 Heck, Brenda joyce: 28, 137, Lopez, Esequiel: 42,161 142.156 ,,1.-Pease!-1-1.1 53g Heck, Robert: 65 qiopg Graciilaf 145211471 llefley, inane: 52, 99, 140, opezjlasei 53, 101 14-4,155,156,157 llenry, Elizabeth Anh: 65 lle11ry. Mary Esther: 28, 92. 07, 101, l03,106,107,-108, 110, 114, 117. 136, 1311, 1-10,151 150 arza, Enedelia: 118, 41. 110, 137,142.1-16,1-17 za, George: 64 a, Mary Alice: 41 La, Maria Elma: 27. 80. 144-, ,156 lrza, Maria Dahlia: 41, 158 u'La, Melva Lee: 41 luza, Nelda Suzanne: 22, 27, 91, 97, 98, 99, 101, 103, 106,114-, 142,147,148 La, Niufal 52,142 za, Noe: 27, 99 za, Ofelia: -11,1511 rza, Pedrojr.: 64 rza, Raul: 37 a, Valerie: 64 za, Velina Ann: 27, 145 tton, Mary Catherine: 41 ore,ja1nes Kenneth: 64 ce, Victoria Marie: 64, 111 eser, james Allen: 52, 143 Henson, Steve Wa ynel 113, 120, 122,124, 130,131 Hernandez. Adrian joe: 145 Hernandez, Alejos: 52 Hem:u1dez,l1eatriz: Hernandez, Fernand 53 o: 53 Hernandez, jesus: 28, 65 Hern:u1deZ.jesus: 96, 123 Hernandez. joe Hector: 42, 1 45 Hemandez, lose: 113, 123, 145 Hen1andez.juan: 53, 130 Hernandez.juan: 65 Hernandez,juan: 65 Hernandez. Maria Teresa: -12 Hernandez, Nestor: 28, 158, 159 Hernandez, Ninfa: 65 Hernandez. San juana: -12 11errera,jose: 159 Herrera, Richard: 28, 111 llinojosa, Ar1na11do: 28, 36. mez, Dolores Pe11a: 27. 58. 159 mez, Ricardo: 27. 158,159 nzales. Diana: 27, 1511, 159 nzalez,Alex: 6-1,110 nzalez, Antonio Reyes: 41 nzal ez. Arnulfo: 52 nzalez, Felipa: 41.158 nzalez, Franciscojr.: 27 nzalez, Glenda: 52 nzalez, Gloria: 52 nzalez, Hilda Alicia: 41 nzalez.jose Luis: 151 nzalez.joy1 64 nzalez.juan: 52 izalez, Maria Elia: 52. 64 zal ez, Maria Esther: 52 nzalez. Mary Elizabeth: -11 izalez, Nellie: -12 izalez, Noelia: 64 1zalez. Nocmi: 6-1 1zalez. Olga: 52 1zalez.0ra1ia: 42, 149 lzalez. Robert: 52 1zalez. Rojelio: 52 Lawson. Mary Nell: 38, 42, 78, 1zalez. Susan: 52 hum, Ella Ray: 27, 97. 17, 142, 156 sett, Billy Ray: 64, 122 cia, Antonio: -12. 80, 113, 11. 122. 130 cia, Maria del Carmen: 27. 2,1-12,1-15,156 cia, Noelniz 52 am, Barbara jean: 22. 27. , 97. 105, 106, 109, 110. 1, 1.11, 138, l-l-1, 146, 7,15-1.156.160 ani. jerry Alan: 52, 110. 3, 154 adcs, Yolanda: 64 y, Carol Ann: 52. 156 y, 11311111 D-111: 52. 1-1:1 en, jimmy 27,- 103. 3, 147 nes, Patricia D.: 6-1-, 114. 9 naldo,1srael: 64 naldo.juan Eleno: -12 ss, Susan lrcne: 52, 59 jardo, Maria Francisea: 28 jardo, Raul: 211, 159 rra. Ernestina: 28, 97, 144 rra, l1c'rmeli11da: 6-1- rra, Maria de los Angeles: ss, Shannon: 64, 128, 156, 7 ierrez, Gregorio: 42, 159 H- , Dana Sue: 42, 114. 1-10. 148 y,jose: 52 y, Mary Ellen: 28, 158 n,Dalc:6-1.114.148 n, janet Lynn: -l-2, 108, 0. 138. l-10. 1-14, 146 ison, Bobby Ray: 64. 1, 143 ison, Steve Alan: 65,1l1, 3, 143 iwn, Vicky Ann: 115 son, Doral: 65 son, Pamela Dean: 52, 151 112.11-1,1-17,148,153 Hinojosa, joel: 28 jinojosa, Olga: 53 llinojosa, Roel: 53 llinojosa, Sylvia: 53 lloeller, Sharon: 65, 156 lluefner. Thomas john: 29, 107.116, 154- Huerta, l.ucila: 511, 114, 151 lluerta. Rov: 65 lrlas, Rosalio: 65 jasso, Rosa Li11da: 53, 137, 153 jcnkines, Randy: 53, 114, 139,150 joaquin, B1-linda: 53, 138 joaquin, Evelyn: 65 johnson, Clair jo: 42, 109, 138,14-2, 14-1-,156, 160 jol1nson,jay: 65,111 johnson, Ke11neth: 29, 137, 1119, 158 johnston, Roy Alan: 29, 133, 137.139, 147, 15-1- jones, Glenn lPenny1: 29, 99, 137. 139. 147 jones, jennifer Lyn11: 65 Kal1io,Ray: 05. 143 Karcher, David Michael: 53 Keller, Linda: 65,156 Kelly, Colleen Anna: 42, 140, 1-1-6 Kelly. Gailjune: 65, 156 Kincaid. john A.: 65, 149, 154 King. Debbie Sue: 29, 109, 160, 161 Kitchell. Kerry: 161 Knowles, Tania. 53, 78, 109, 155, 156. 160 Koenig, Pznnelaz 65 Kolvik. Rita: 29, 78, 97. 104. 140, 147, 156 Lancaster, Karen May: 53, 128, 140, 144, 155, 156, 157 Lares, jol11111y: 65 110, 110, 1217,138, 140,14-1-, 152. 153 Latigo, Gerardo: 42 Leach, Paul Alva: 42, 116 l.ea1ner, Keill1:65, 125.150 Ledcsina, A lbi11o: 29 1,edes1na, Felipe: 53 1,4'd1'sn1a. Luis.jr.: 29,111 Ligon. Anita: 29,93,97,103, 1l5,147, 152,153. 156 Ligon, Mary Catherine: 19, 42. 140, 155 Ligon, Steve: 53,132, 139 Lindennan, Christie: 53, 140, 141,142,152,156 Lindcnnan, Susan: 29, 97. 1'11. 141 Lopez, Lydia: 53 Lopez, Magda Mary: 53 Lopez, Mario: 65 Lopez, Petra: 53 Y. . V iLozan0, Linda Lee: 53, 146, 4 Luce, Harold Dennis jr.: 85, 111 Luera, Adelina: 29, 99, 150 Luera, Prudencio: 65, 153 Luera, Sylvia: 53 Lugo,joaquin: 65, 122 Lugo, Maria Graciela: 29, 159 Luna, Robert: 53, 150 Lyles, joyce Marie: 53, 1113, 155, 156 Lyles, Truman Roy: 42, 112, 143, 147 Lyons, Vivian Elaine: 30, 97, 111, 136, 141, 156 - Mc - McCaleb, Theresa Marie: 42, 82, 108,110,111,137,138, 140,!-1-1,14-6, 156 McDaniel, Donald Edwin: 42, 133, 139 McDaniel, Esther janel: 54, 144, 156 McDaniel, james Edward: 30, -111,112,137,143 McDaniel, Maurice Ly11n: 42, 139 McFarland,judy Kay: 54,156 McManus, Christian Mark: 54, 99. 132 McManus, Ronnie Cary: 19, 4-2,108,116,139 McMillian, james: 38, 114, 145, 151, 161 McWhorter, Mona: 43, 138, 140, 146, 147 McWhorter, Thomas: 54, 82 Magana, joe: 65 Magana, josephine: 144 Maldonado, Alicia: 30, 144 Maldonado, Elizabeth: 43 Maldonado, Gloria: 53 Maldonado, Hector: 65 Maldonado, jesus: 30 Maldonado,juan: 66 Maldonado, Maria Amanda: 66 Maldonado, Martha Lilia: 66 Maldonado, Miguel: 66 Maldonado Ninfa: 43, 1-1-2 Maldonado, Santosjose: 53 Maldonado, Viola: 53 Maloy, Margo, Darrell Eugene: 66 Maria Teresa: 43 Marquez, Rosalinda: 54 Marroqui.n,javier: 159 Marshall, Pete: 66, 123, 125 Martinez, Alma: 43,151 Martinez, Carlos: 66 Martinez, Esiquiel: 66 Martinez,joel: 30 Martinez, john Daniel: 53, 122 153 Martinez,jose jr.: 43 Martinez, Lorenzat 43, 146 Martinez, Lydia: 43,11-1,1-17, 1-1-9 Martinez, Maria Elena: 43 Martinez, Maria Luisa: 54 Martinez, M31-y Ellen: 66 Martinez, Oneida: 142, 158 Martinez, Pedro: 54 Martinez, Philip: 30, 158 Martinez, Raquel: 30 Martinez. Raul: 43, Martinez. Romeo: 54 Martinez, Sylvia: 30, 158 Massey, Cleve Earl: 60, 66, 114, 137, 151 Mata, Rene: 53 Matamoros, Francisca: 30, 109, 160. 161 Matainoros, Leonicia: 54 Mattar, Mike: 43, 117, 133, 139 Mattar, William lBi1lj: 66, 76, 114 Medrano, Fclipa: 66 Medra11o,ja11ie: 66 ltleiners, Carol jean: 30, 36. 97,101,106,107,108,l10, 114, 137, 138, 1-10, 141, 142, 144, 149 1 1 Mena, Alicia: 66 Mena, Antonio: 30, 145 Mena, George: 54 Mendez, Alma: 66, 111 Mendez, Augustin: 66 lMendez, Elma Maria: 43 Mendez,juanita: 66 Mendez, Norma: 54, 110 yMeza, Boniiacio: 122 lMeza,juan Antonio: 43 lMeza, Robert: 54, 122, 130 5,Miehalk, Donna Gayle: 19, 4-3, 140, 156 lllichalk, Thmimas Keith: 54, 114, 151 Miller, George Walter: 30, 158 Miller, Ralph William: 43, 133 Molina, jose juan: 31 Molina.juanita: 43 Molina, Luciano: 54 11101111-1, Martin: 137, 159 Molina, lilelva: 66 lilontalvo, Guadalupe: 43, 143 Montalvohlose Hector: 123 Moore, Dee Ann: 19, 43, 80, 103, 128, 133, 140, 154, 155, 150 Moore, Larry Norman: 66, 1 123,125,131 liloore,jVi1lie: 66, 122 Mora, Elva: 66 Mora, Margarita: 5-1 Mora, Maximo: 66 Moreno, Alicia: 54 Moreno, Arturo: 4-3 Morgan, Lyle Ralph: 66 Morgan, Margaret Ann: 66, 1 71,12B,155,156 Morrow, Rhett: 66, 123, 132 Mortensen, jens jr.: 66, 133 Mungia, josefina: 43, 114, l 151 .1yers, Wayne Victor: 66, 70, 124, 125 Nelson, Co11nie: 54, 142 ichols, Linda Sue: 54, 140, 141,152,155, 156 lNoriega, Andres jr.: 31, 84, 1102, 106, 107, 110, 113, l122,138 11Woriega,juan: 31,159 l Ochoa, Zulema: 54 Uglevee, Allen: 31 Oglcvee, Charity: 66, 110, 128, 156 Olivarez. joel: 43 Olivarez, Micaelallilickeyj: 31 Olivarez, Minerva: 54, 156 Ortega, Rachael: 54 Ortiz, Antoniojr.: 158 Ortiz, Martha: 66, 156 Ortiz, 0ral.ia: 31, 142, 145, 152, 156, 159 Overynder, jimmy: 66 Ozuna, Damia11: 43, 112 Ozuna, Estela: 54 Ozuna, Linda: 67 -p- Padil1a,javier: 54 Padilla, Linda: 67 Padilla, Maria Elma: 54 Padilla, Salvador: 67, 123 Panzer, Gregory: 54, 133, 154 Panzer. Kevin: 67, 114, 151, 154 Parker, Roy Wayne: 54, 113. 120, 122, 123 Parker, Tommy Ray: 67, 123, - 125 PHYHC, Betsy Ann: 31, 97, 107, 113, 127, 128, 155, 156 Payne, james: 18, 43, 139 Payne, Kathy: 54, 128, 129, 140, 155, 156 Payne, Mary Ellen: 19, 43, 80, 94, 133, 140, 154,155,156 Paziluanjose: 67 Pena, Adalberto: 67, 70, 123, 124 Pena, Estela: 54, 151 Pena, George: 44, 80, 113, 120,122,124, 130,131 Pena,juan: 44, 111 Pena, Nora Elva: 67 Pena, Pablo Ramon: 67, 148 Pena, Roberto: 67 Peralez, Delia: 55 Peiez, Armandina: 31 Perez, Armando: 67 Perez, Cecilia: 44 Perez, Dolores: 55 p , 167 Perez, Maria del Carmen: 55 Perez, Maria Paula: 31 Perez, Rodolfo: 67 Perez, Virginia: 67 Pickard, Robert Larry: 44 Pina, Alicia: 67, 99, 142 Pina, Gloria: 55 Pinalez, Emma: 55, 110 Pinalez, jose: 31, 98, 99, 104, 106, 136, 138 Pinalez, Raul: 55. 122 Polvado, Sherry Gail: 55, 156 Porter, Albert Marie: 31, 113, 127.128, 129,155,156 Porter, Jeannie: 55, 128, 155, 156 Potter, John Lee: 55 Powell, Susan: 44, 137, 140, 144, 146, 147, 152, 153 Pratt, Christi Jean: 55, 129, 137,141,156 Pullcn, Mike Allen: 55, 133 Purl, David Raydeen: 67, 153 Puri, Linda Kathreen: 44, 140, 145, 156 Putman, Marianne: 31, 85, 97, 101, 114, 141, 142, 149, 152, 153 Quesada, Delfina: 55,152 Quesada, Gregorio: 67, 123 Quesada, Juanita: 67 Quintanilla, Juan: 55 Quinlanilla, Ruben: 131 Quintanilla, Susie: 112 Quintero, Julia: 55, 144, 153 -R- Rainey,Jacquelyn: 67, 110. 114 Rakestraw, Gary: 67 Rakestraw, Kenneth Neal: 44, 47, 103, 132,139 Raleigh, David: 11 1, 122 Raleigh, Gerald: 123 Ramirez, Dora: 44 Ramirez, Joe: 67 Ramirez, Leonarda: 67 Ramon, Israel: 54. 122 Ramon, Norma: 32, 97, 136. 1521 Ramos, Danis Guillermina: 44 Ramos, Guadalupe: 55 Ramos, Maria: 67 Ramos, Sylvia: 67, 156 Ramsey, Shally Ann: 67. 111 Randolph, Ann: 67, 152 Randolph, Janice: 112, 106, 138,141,152 Randolph, Patricia Kay: 44, 152, 153 Real, Mike:67. 123 Redman,John: 67. T1 Reyes, Elizabeth: 55, 156 Reyes, Federico Jr.: 67 Reyes, J anic: 112,159 Reyes, Janie: 55, 152 Reyes, Maria de los Angeles 55 55 Reyes, Nlaria del Carmen: 142, 156 Reyes. Mary: 67 Reyes, Norma: 32, 147, 156, 158, 159 Reyna, Daniel: 14, 32, 102 Reyna, Janie: 32, 113, 127, 128,129,151,155,156 Reyna, Robert: 32 Reynoso, Paulo: 44 Rico, Blanca: 55 Riley, Mary: 55, 156 Rios, Alfredo: 67, 123,125 Rios, Carmen: 44 Rios, Dora: 55 Rios, Oralia: 68, 155, 156 Rios, Rene: 55 Rios, Robert: 122 Rios, Victor: 44, 145 Rivera, Armando: 55 Rivera, Consuelo: 55 Rivera, Diana: 621 Rivera, Jesus: 32, 111, 159 Rivera, ,lose Luis: 55, 122 Rivera, Maria Elena: 55, 142 Rivera, Petra: 32, 158, 159 Roark, Anna Jamiece fjanniej: 68,128,156 Roark, Linda: 55, 128, 133, 147, 155, 156 Roberm, Victoria Ann 1 Viekij: 44, fl-7, 128, 129, 140, 155 156 Robinson, Sharon Ray: 44, 47, 140, 147, 156 Roblcdo, lsracl: 55 Robledo, Jose: 32. 1521 Rockwell, Michael: 621, 111 Rodriguez, Alfredo: 44 Rodriguez, Arnulfo: 621 168 Rodriguez, Celia: 68 Rodriguez, Elida: 44, 142, 146,147 Rodriguez, Elida: 32, 156, 158 Rodriguez, Enrique: 55 Rodriguez, Emesto: 68 Rodriguez, Esmeralda: 56, 156 Rodriguez, Esperanza: 68 Rodriguez, Eva: 56 Rodriguez, Felix: 99 Rodriguez, Gilberto: 56 Rodriguez, Gloria: 56 Rodriguez, Gracie: 33, 149 Rodriguez, Hector: 68 Rodriguez, Hermelinda: 56, 156 Rodriguez, Horacio: 44, 137 Rodriguez, Juan Jr.: 56, 122, 123, 1 30 Rodriguez, Lidaliaz 38, 44, 145, 156 Rodriguez, L11is: 33 Rodriguez, Luz: 56 Rodriguez, Maria G.: 33, 56 Rodriguez, Mary Ann: 44 Rodriguez, Mary E.: 44, 1.52 Rodriguez, Rene: 68 Rodriguez, Richard: 44, 94, 150 Rodriguez, Robert: 33, 158 Rodriguez, Robert E.: 68 Rodriguez, Rodolfo: 68 Rodriguez, Violanda: 33, 151, 159 Roe, Elizabeth: 33 Rogers, Evelyn Colleen: 68, 128, 156 Rogers, Gerald: 56 Rohr, George: 68, 122 Roman, Antonio: 56 Romero, Rodolfo: 68 R11bio, Raymundo: 131 Rubio, San Juana: 56 Ruiz, L11pe: 68 Ruiz, Olga: 44, 82, 99, 111, 144, 1116 Saenz, Rodolfo: 33 Saenz, Sylvestre C: 68 Saenz, Teresa: 56 Salazar, Amoldo: 56 Salinas, Alfredo: 113, 122, 161 Salinas, Anita: 311, 152, 156 Salinas. Carlos: 123 Salinas, Hector: 68, 92, 106, 108,l10,111,144 Salinas, lrma Hilda: 56 Salinas, Jose Hector: 33 Salinas, Nlaria ldalia: 56 Salinas, Oralia: 56 Salinas, Yolanda: 22, 33, 106, 109, 111, 137, 144, 156, 160 Salud, Dalia: 44 Sanchez, Beulah Marie: 33, 152, 159 Sanchez, Gloria: 68, 142, 156 Sanchez,1da: 56, 142 Sanchez, Margarita: 142 Sanchez, Nonna Linda: 56 Sanchez, Olga: 56 Sanchez, Rene: 122 Sanchez, Robert: 56 Sanchez, Vincentc: 22, .114, 1117 Sansing, Debbie Ray: 56, 140, 156 Sehill, Ken Robert: 18, 45, 139 Schuster, Michael: 621 Scott, Barbara Ann: 34, 214, 97, 101,114-,136, 140. 1-1-1, 150,154 Sceber, Joanne: 34, 97, 102, 106,137,138, 155,158 Segundo, Juan: 56 Segundo, Maria Elvia: 45 Seils, Thomas Edward: 56, 76, 150 Sepulveda, Alicia: 16, 56, 142 Sepulveda, Diane: 56 Sepulveda, Elma: 45 Sepulveda, Humberto: 68 Sepulveda, Jose 'l'.: 34, 76, 210, 122 Sepulveda, Nlaria Isabel: 56- Sepulveda, Robert: 621, 123, 125 Sepulveda, Ruhcu: 56 , Serna, Gloria: 4-5 Sema, Linda: 56 Shaw, Lester Randy: 56 Sherry, Zana: 68, 128, 140, 156 Shows, Kathy: 56, 145 Sifuentes, Robert: 68 Silva, Diane: 45, 155 Silva, Elizabeth: 45, 145, 146, 155 Silva, Norma Linda: 57, 81, 95, 12B,138, 144,155, 156, 157 Silva, Virginia: 60, 68, 129, 155 Smith, Howard Alan: 34, 36, 35, 00, 105, 106, 107, 109, 110, 111, 112, 137, 138, 139,160,161 Smith, Ricky: 68, 114 Smith, Ronald Kenneth: 57, 00, 82, 110, 111, 122, 125, 138, 139, 144, 150 Solether, Gregory Thomas: 18, 45, 132 Solether, Robert McClellan: 34,113,132, 139 Solis, Joe Daniel: 68 Solis, Noe: 78, 158 Soliz, Rosa: 68 Soto, Crispin: 68 Stanford, Diana Kathryn: 69, 71,141, 155,156 Stanford, Lillian Sue: 45, 82, 114, 117, 138, 140, 144, 146, 150, 154 Stegcr, Jerry S.: 57, 150, 153, 154 Stephens, Patti Jane: 57, 58, 137, 152,153, 156 Stevenson, Tommy W.: 57, 139 Swanzey, Margaret Ann: 17, 22, 34, 76, 80, ss, 07, 104, 106, 107, 133, 140, 144, 147.152,153,154,156 -T- Talbert, Penelope Jane f1'enny1: 38, 45, 137, 140, 141, 146, 1.47, 156 Talbert, Randy: 69, 80, 113, 122, 124-,126, 130,131 Thompson, Doug: 45, 132 Thompson, Luanne: 57, 128, 138,14-0,155, 156, 157 Tisdale, Jim Nolan: 34, 37, 154 'l'obo1a, Beverly: 69, 113, 128, 142 'l'obo1a, Pam: 69, 128, 142, 155 'l'oml1.nson, Marta Carol: 69 Tomlinson, Paula Jo: 34, 154, 159 Torres, Adelina: 69 'l'orres, Alicia: 69 Torres, Connie: 57 Torres, Ignacio: 69 Torres, Maria: 45 Torres, Pedro: 34, 150 Toseano, Maria Armandina: 45 Treadaway, David Scott: 45, 82, 14-4 Treadaway, Ricky: 69 Trejo, Eusebio: 159 Trejo,Juan: 45 Trevino, Adela: 45, 156 Trevino, Alberto: 69 Trevino, Blanca: 45 Trevino, Enrique: 57 Trevino, Gloria: 57 Trevino, Isabel: 57 Trevino, J anc: 45 Trevino, Juan: 122 Trevino, Mary: 16, 45 Trevino, Robert: 69 Trevino, Roy: 57 Trevino, Rosalinda: 45 Trevino, Santiago: 156 Triplett, John: 45, 114, 150 Tumer, David: 57 -U- 1111ri6h,Maria E3 34, 158 Ussery, Fay Elizabeth fllcthj: 19, 45, 30, 111, 133, 140, 154,155,156 Va1adez,Fay: 69,156 69 Valderas, Jaime: Valdes, Nelson: 45, 110, 114. 150, 154 Valdes, Ruben: 57, 114, 151, 154 Valdez, Arturo: 45 Valdez, Cristela: 150 Valdez,Josephinc: 34, 144 Valdez, lmelda: 57 Valdez, Violadelle: 35, 156, 159 Valdez, Yolanda: 69 Vance,JudiNlae: 35, 141 Vargas, Amelia: 69 Vargas, Celia: 69 Vargas, E. Maricela: 57, 146 Vargas, Juanita: 69 Vargas, Lupita: 45 Vargas, Robert: 69 Vasquez, Abel: 69 Vasquez, Danny: 57 Vasquez, Gloria: 57 Vasquez, Juanita: 57 Vasquez,lrene: 57 Vasquez, Mary Angela: 46 Vasquez, Mike Inocente: 123, 124, 125,126,131 Vasquez, Norma: 57 Vasquez, Pedro Jr.: 46, 123, 124, 126, 113, 130 Vasquez, Simona: 35 Vela, Alicia: 57, 152 Vela, Enedelia: 35, 158 Vela, Enriqueta: 69 Ve1a,Jose Guadalupe: 35 Vela, Lydia: 158, 159 Vela, Rosa Maria: 46 Velonan, Marsha: 35, 97, 101, 106, 114, 137, 138, 140, 141, 149 Verser, Debby: 60, 69, 111, 137,156 vidales, Mary: 46, 151 Villa, Servando: 69 Villanueva, Maria Lourdes: 57, 69,144 Villarreal, Andrea: 22, 35, 106, 127, 1285 129, 155, 156 Villarreal, Elsa Norma: 35, 80, 84, 97, 144, 156, 159 Villarreal, Guadalupe: 57, Villarreal, Hilda: 57, 144, Villarreal,Josephine: 57 Villarreal, Juan Jav-ier: 46, 113,120, 122, 130 Villarreal, Leonides: 46, 47, 128,129,142, 155,156 Villarreal, Marta: 46 Villarreal, Miguel: 46 147 156 Waddell, David: 35, 106 Waddell, Debra Ann: 69, 128, 156, 157 Waddell, Diana Lynn: 69, 128, 156, 157 Wallace, Nancy Lou: 17, 35, 78, 97, 111, 137, 138, 140, 141, 144, 147, 152, 153, 154,156 Watson, Buddy Leon: 69, 114, 150 Weber, Dick: 69, 125 Webber, lda Marie: 46 Webber, Juan: 57, 111 Wells, Richard Randall: 57, 133 Wesson, Mark: 69 White, Ruth Marie: 57, 111, 112,128, 140,155,156 Whitley, David L.: 46, 113, 122, 130, 139 Whitley, Marlec: 69, 128, 129, 156,157 Willis, Frances Elaine: 128, 155 Wilson, Aline: 57, 156 Wilson, Elizabeth Diane: 57, 138,152,155, 156 Wilson, Larry: 35, 102, 106, 107, 110, 113, 124, 126, 1321, 139 Wolfe, Cheryl A.: 145, 146, 152,153,156 Wolfe, Priscilla L.: 58, 114, 151 Wood, Cedric: 46, 114, 150 Woodward, Charles Day: 70, 143 Woodward, Elaine: 46, 47, 140, 142 Wright, Brenda Fay: 46, 47, 142,156 Wright, Sinnney: 17, 35, 143 Wubbena, Rachel Lynn: 58 -Y- Ybarra, David: 70 Ybarra, Lydia: 58 Ybarra, Maria Viola: 35 Ybarra, Ramona: 46, 103 York, Douglas Kevin: 58 -Z- Zamora, Anna: 46 Zamora, Guillemio: 58 Zepeda, Arturo G.: 35, 158 Zuniga, Herlinda: 70 Zurlo, Harold: 46 M 1- mums . 51,1131 G PUILISNINKE OMPANY 5 ,I w :Irv ilu 21559 on C 1 ' ' Cf-eww ' 1 0 mfwgigbmda 7!ui4,Mb:iebg,5L:L,,fQw..F ,Eiga YQWWHMAWQMLMYWJ www., N hid? 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