Weslaco High School - La Palma Yearbook (Weslaco, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1971 volume:

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Bottom: Riding atop the Homecoming float during halftime activities is Brigitte Vach, queen, and her court, Vlarlee Whitley, princessg Melissa Frase, princessg Rachel Rodriguez, junior dueh- essg Chris Trevino, sophomore duchess, and Okie Givi- lancz, freshman duehess. student Lifef17 STUDENT SENATE-Top row: Kris Lancaster, Kevin Panzer, Carmen Perez, Melody Metzger, Bruce Edwards, Brigitte Vach: Row 2: Diana Waddell, Frances Baker, John Lecper, Roy Cruz, Elda Ramos, Nelda Ramon, Tati Moreno: Row 3: Cindy Eoff, Ramon Vela, Elvia Caballero, Sandra Lacy, John Bobmfalk, Gilbert Cruz, Elsa Almaguer, Hector Campos: Row 4: Sue Crist, Anthony Covacevich, Esmeralda Lopez, Jaime Pena, Toru Tokuhisa, Rolando Gonzalez, Jose Ramos: Bottom: Evon Hobart, secretary, Robert Sepulveda, vice-president, Liz Ann Henry, chaplain, and Bruce Barker, president. 181 Student Life Student Advisory Committee-Top: Jesus Hernandez, Keith Leamer, Gary Rakestraw, Andy Moore, Lloyd Bletch, Robert Sepulveda, Domingo Briones, Juan Valderas. Bottom: Oscar Vasquez, Bruce Barker, Josie Nieto, Elva Escalon, Joan Bennett, Lupe Vasquez, George Castillo, Willis Trejo. Gathering the goods that were contributed by the students for the Christmas project at the student senate dance are Jaime Pena, Lucy Wilson, Anthony Covacevich, and Gilbert Cruz. Q 9 ,P x w. saw G sais fi TLA it at fa X0 expr - Adults Listen Students Have Voices In Decision Making Weslaco High School is one campus where students have a voice in decision making. The Student Senate is the representative body which serves the student body as its voice and vehicle for community service. During the summer senators met with faculty, stylists and parents to recommend dress code revisions, subsequently adopted. They worked long and hard with school and community officials to provide emergency housing when Hurricane Ella threatened. Conventions, elections, dances etc. were also on their activity calendar. The Superintendentis Student Advisory committee was formed of students with a wide range of age, academic achievement, background, personal opinion, and grade as a discussion group to meet with the superintendent in order to strengthen communication between high echelon administration and student. Some ideas discussed in off-the-record sessions were subsequently adopted through regular channels. Student Lifel19 20lStudent Life fTopJ Lined up for the annual Pigskin jubilee UIL marching band contest are buses from throughout the Valley. ffiightj Taking inventory, Alma Quintero waits for Weslacois turn to perform on Barbee Field. 24 Arrive Valley Bands Gather For Pigskin Jubilee Twenty-four Valley bands arrived at WHS campus for the annual Pigskin Jubilee on Nov. 21. Each year Weslaco hosts the marching contest. A minimum of five minutes and a maximum of eight minutes are allowed by University lnterscholastic League QUILQ rules for each hand. A hand could receive a one to five rating with a one the highest. Both WHS and Mary Hoge Junior High received a one rating. ffiightj Mercedes High School band members listen to last minute in- structions before being dismissed for the afternoon. fBottomj Prac- ticing is a necessary part of pre- paring for pigskin as shown by Adrian Correa, Jose Ramos and Richard Cantu, of WHS. Student L1fef21 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA-Top: R. Woods, K. Gilmore, B. Ciomperlick, G. Raleigh, B. Barter, M. Ruiz, F. Perez, and J. Sernag Row 2: W. Nichols, S. Wilson, D. Lyles, D. Medrano, R. Shaw, L. Hinojosa, F. Ledesma, J. Castillo, and R. Garzag Row 3: B. Stanford, T. Seils, G. Martin, T. Oldham, K. Nunn, D. York, J. Blair, J. Etter, R. Garza, and L. Ruizg Row 4: K. Morgan, C. Bryant, T. Parker, M. Hoverson, R. Heck, W. Woodward, B. Nichols, D. Heck, M. Shows, and G. Montalvog Row 51 A. Hanks, C. Vasquez, B. Burkett, M. Goescr, A. Rios, A. Aaron, J. Vasquez, L. Rodriguez, and D. Pheanisg Row 6: D. Garza, E. Garcia, R. Harbison, R. Villareal, N. Zamora, J. Caneino, and D. Woodward, Bottom: J. Hernandez, chaplaing D. Harrison, reporterg R. Harbison, secretaryg R. Colvin, treasurer, A. Davis, presidentg S. Harbison, vice-president, and P. McDaniel, sentinal. Bobby Stanford gives his sheep a handful of grain and a friendly scratch behind the ear to calm the animal down enough to get a pic- ture. Future Farmers of America members entered their livestock in the annual Southwest Texas Sheep exposition in Donna. 22fStudent Life V + is 'v v 2 A fil Iiif' i.,, . W, M P2 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA-Top Row: M. Cain and S. Osborne. Row 2: P. Ford, M. Frase, S. Guess, S. Crist, E. Mendoza, M. Balli, R. Olague, and J. Ramirez. Row 3: E. Villarreal, V. Montano, R. Reyna, J. Lopez, M. Rodriquez, N. Rocha, S. Suarez and B. Perez. Row 4: T. Almanza, N. Reyes, N. Cuellar, C. Beasley, P. McNabney, A. Valdez, L. Ortiz, and N. Gonzalez. Row 5: G. Rodriquez, N. Correa, M. Garcia, E. Castaneda, P. Meyers, M. Sanchez, R. Sanchez, and L. Ortiz. Row 6: D. Padilla, T. Garcia, G. Perez, S. Segura, G. Aguirre, R. de la Pena, O. Martinez, M. Verdin, and B. Maldonado. Row 7: Y. Martinez, V. Perez, Y. Escobar, D. Baez, treasurer Chapter lg J. Quesada, treasurer Chapter II: V. Aldala, M. Garcia, E. Caballero: Bottom: K. Harrington, president: S. Hoeller, vice-president: R. Mejia, secretary: N. Trevino, A. Pina, vice-president: and M. Flores, secretary. Cover Girl. F.F.A. Sweethearts are Cindy Cannon and Melissa Frase flast yearas Blue Jean Queenj. Cindy was F.F.A. candidate for this year's Blue jean Queen and was named this year's Student Lifel23 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIONAL CLUB OF AMERICA NO. 1 Top: Rolando Casteneda, lrineo Maldonado, Joe Escalon, Juan Armendariz, Johnny Salinas, and Herbert Sepulveda. Row 2: Daniel Luera, Minerva Lopez, Luciano Garcia, Maria Martinez, and Manuel Galvan. Row 3: Robert Valdez, Mary Villarreal, Elena Balderas, Yolanda Valdez, and Adela Casarez Bottom: Guillermo Lopez, Presidentg Molly Rodriquez reporterg Viola Aree, treasurerg and Salome Aparicio parliamentarian. 7 1 Winners in competition at the Distributive Education Clubs of America area youth leadership eon- ference in Corpus Christi Feb. 5-6 from WHS are ffrontj Esperanza Perez, Molly Rodriguez, Rolando Casteneda, Lourdes Beeerra, Benilde Gareiag fbaekj Primitive Guajardo, Robert Valdez, Eluterio Suarez, Carlos Salinas, and Luciano Garcia. Not shown are winners J oe A. Moreno and Ramon Carreon. 241 Student Life l ,:ma.,,,,,1: DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA: Top row: Eustolia Hernandez, Odilia Rodriguez, Leticia Basaldua, Minerva Martinez, Frances Suarez, Esperanza Perez, Row 2: Olga Weber, Ramon Carreon, Rodolfa Perez, Eluterio Suarez, Henry Gareiag Row 3: Imelda Baez, Gloria Gonzalez, Emma Soto, Olga Rodriguez, Henry Cardenas, Hector Camposg Bottom: Mike Maldonado, vice-president, Janie Bautista, parliamentarian, Linda Padilla, treasurer, Lourdes Beeerra, president, Janie Mendez, reporter, Benilde Garcia, secretary, and J oe Moreno, vice-president. I YA Being installed to the Tri-M offices are Dorthy Wolfe, historian, Marsha Russell, treasurer, Sandra Thormahlen, secretary, Stephen Jones, vice- president, and Sandra Lacy, president. Administering the oath is choir director, Pat Carson. Student Lift-3,25 Office Education Association-Top: Jesus Martinez, Rosa Solis, Mary Ramirez, Adelita Ramirez, Maricela Rodriquez, and Aida Rivera. Row 2: Sylvia Salas, Rosalinda Perez, Celia Lopez, Ruth F ox, Lydia Garza, Consuelo Lucio, Joy Gonzalez, and Elva Mora. Bottom: Dora Rios, Irma Bautista, Alma Mendez, Flora Blanco, Mary Stella Flores, and Pamela Koenig. 26V.Student Life it av Leading the Industrial Arts Club members in a discussion concerning a project is Prudeneio Luera, senior. Other I.A. members are: front: Enrique Reyes, Juan Rodriquez, Armando Perez, and Roy Cruz. Row 2: Silvestre Saenz, Humberto Alvarez, Eliverto Rodriquezg Back: Rene Arce, Xavier Garcia, and George Vera. VICA-Top: Ismael Diaz, Yolanda Escobar, and Ernesto R0dl'iCIl1CZlR0W 21 Robert Trevino, Robert Pena, Joe Martinez, Simon Ybarra, and David Ybarra. Row 3: Robert Carreon, Juanita Silva, Mary Reyes, Yolanda Mora, Victoria Lopez, and Agustine Caballerog Bottom, Robert Garza, parliamen- tariang Carmen Cuellar, treasurerg Nancy Canon, secretary, Elida de Leon, vice-president, and Cleve Massey, president. Job Training 1 WHS Club Activities Promote Involvement From Shakespearean Comedies to Rodeos lnvolvemcnt comes on campus in two dozen-plus clubs and organizations, run- ning in size from 13 members in Industrial Arts Club t0 150 girls in the Pep Squad, and encompassing activities from displaying a prize steer in a livestock show to acting out a Shakcspearian comedy. Jobs, work, training and employment are all vital parts of DECA, IACA, Arts, VOE, VICA, FFA, and FHA, clubs. Distributive Education Clubs of America QDECAQ be- came so large that two chapters exist. Both units take part in sales related contest and this year conducted a La Palma sales campaign and won nation- al honors at the national con- vention and contests in San Antonio, Apr. 14-18. A new organization, lndus- trial Arts Club of America, tries to create interest in many fields of work. Some projects included making book stands for the typing department, making parallel bars for physi- cal education department, making movie screens for teachers. The club won sweep- stakes at the Pan American Fair, Apr. 22-241. Office Education of America QOEAQ members sold cookies, place mats, and candy to raise money for the annual employer-employee banquet. OEA members competed for a chance to attend the Area 11 OEA District Conferences in McAllen, Apr. 2-3, and then advance to state competition. Future Homemakers of America QFHAQ has three chap- ters, two regular chapters and one CVAE sub-chapter. FHA members participated in the County Youth Show and att- ended the FHA meeting at Kingsville, Mar. 6. The club also held a Halloween party for Wesley Manor residents. Six- teen Sub-chapter members sold candy apples, cinnamon rolls, cupcakes, and Christmas yeast breads as fund raising projects. Also, they were hostesses for an enchilada dinner. Student Lifel27 MU-THETA-PHI-Back: Randy Talbert, Toru Tokuhisa, Mario Lopez, Steven Frantz, David Arredondo, Dick Webber, john Bohmfalk, Craig Nidever, and John Leeper. Sitting: Dale Hansen, Jaime Pena, Diana Waddell, Flora Blanco, Pablo Pena, joe Martin, and Lupe Cardona. Letterrnen: Top: Richard Gonzalez, Florio Esparza, Hector Montalvo, Zeke Reyna, Gilbert Cruz, Billy Gossctt, and Pete Marshall. Row 2: Marieelo Villar- real, Jaime Pena, Ramiro Gonzalez, Mike Givilancz, Alan Davis, Ignacio Marquez, and Tomas Vela. Row 3: Steve Harrison, Pedro Garcia, Pablo Leal, Carlos Vasquez, Bryan King, and Larry Moore. Bottom: Anthony Covacevich, Albert Garcia, Jesus Hernandez, Robert Sifuentcs, Keith Leamer, and Bruce Barker. '78fStudent Life fit JUNIOR HISTORIANS-Top: Carlos Vasquez, Anthony Covaeevieh, Gloria Leal, Ramon Vela, and Gilbert Cruz. Row 2: Yolanda Cruz, Virginia Perez, Secretaryg Peggy lVIcNabney, Bobby lVlcNabney, and Bruce Barker, Bottom: Javier Bodriquez, Parliamen- tarian, Terry McDaniel, Treasurerg Nobel Allen, vice- presidentg and Roy Cruz, historian. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-Top: Karen Houser, Chris Beasley, Kristy Marshall, Kathy Parker, Cindy Eoffg Row 2: Debbie Brebner, Debbie Hefner, Martha Mattar, Frances Baker, Laural Kingg Row 3: Esmeralda Lopez. Student Lifef29 Adding the final touch-ups on the King, Zeke Reyna, are Diane Espinosa and Janie Bautista. The Variety show is held annualy in December by the French Club. 301 Student Life FRENCH CLUB-Top row: Javier Rodriguez, Margie Molina, Gracie Guzman, Molly Rodgrigues, Maxine Martinez, Janie Bautista, Gladys Pfrimmerg Row 2: Uvaldo Cantu, Juvenal Luna, Oneida Martinez, Maria Mena, Ofelia Mena, Joe Ortizg Front Row: John Leeper, Student Senate Representativeg Flora Blanco, seeretaryg Lionel Castro, Vice-president, and Arnoldo Aparicio, President. John Bohmfalk, senior, tests several properties of lab-made chemical explosives. Bohmfalk pre- sented his experiment at the Weslaco Science Fair, Mar. 25-27. ' 2 E f, ss.: - - ,g i ' .V V. , V. . 11u.2:g:7 if ,, as , 'Et Class Related Many Interests Impell Membership in Clubs Interest in sports, history, language, and science impelled students to join the Girls Athlet- ic Association QGAAJ, the Letterman Club, Junior Historians, French Club, and Phi-Chem-Bi. Some 70 girls belong to GAA. Promoting interest and participation in sports, and opera- tion of the snack bar at the student lounge during both hours were the chief operations this year. The girls also sponsored basketball, tennis, track, and soft ball intrumural. All maior sport lettermen are eligible for the Lettermen Club. The boys sold candy to raise money for a summer camping trip to Garner State Park. One of the annual events the 34 sponsored was the Little Olympics April 29-30 for elementary schools students. Junior Historians sponsors lectures on his- torical data on the United States. Other activities include field trips, and members plotted an area historical trail. PHI-CHEM-Bl-Top row: Dale Hansen, Toru Tokuisha,John Bohmfalk, Noble Allen, Juvenal Luna, Wayne Gossett, and John Alleng Row 2: Andy Moore, Peggy Ford, Shannon Guess, Kermit Lancaster, Randy Petch, and john Greeneg Row 3: Martha Steger, Salvador Padilla, Larry Moore, Keith Leamer, Billy Gossett, Bruce Barker, and Mark Delingerg Front: John Leeper, secretary, and treasurer, Bruce Edwards, president, and Robert Clay, vice-president. Student Lifel31 Y-TEENS-Top: Trice Sherry, Diana Waddell, Melissa Frase, Peggy Ford, Noemi Chapa, Olga Perez, and Brigitte Vach. Row 2: Debra Waddell, Gail Kelly, Sue Crist, Susan Barbee, J ill Morrow, Norma Rodriquez, and Victoria Aldava. Row 3: Rosalindo de la Pena, Phillis Madden, Bonnie Solether, Sandra Lacy, Martha Steger, Evon Hobart, and Kathie Kelly. Bottom: Marlee Whitley, seeretaryg Shannon Guess, presidentg Sharon Hoeller, bookkeeperg Cindy Cannon, vice-presidentg and Kathy Bellard, treasurer. Above: Presiding over a Y-Teen meeting is president Shannon Guess. At right: Receiving her blue tie and candle from Susan Barbee and Cindy Cannon during formal initiation is Lucy Wilson. 32 I Student Life KEY CLUB-Top: Mike Brinson, David Russell, Randy Petch, Kermit Lancaster, Bruce Barker, and Dick Webbg Row 2: Craig Jenkins, Walter McFarland, Bryce Panzer, Eddie Crist, and Mark Dellinger. Row 3: Ricky Bunger, Bobby Pratt, Robert Clay, Lee Shill, and Andy Moore. Bottom: Keith Leaner, vice-president, Larry Moore, presidentg and Billy Gossett, secretary. At Left: Roy Valdez serves coffee to the many guests at the Kiwanis Key Club pancake supper. Student Lifef 33 Thespians: Top: Ramon Vela, Doug York, Joe Silva, David Russell, and Cleve Massey. Row 2: Jeanie Porter, Raul Cruz, Liz Ann Henry, Brigitte Vach, and Toru Tokuisha. Row 3: Debbie Garza, Debby Verser, Evelyn Rogers, Chris Wilson, and Joe Cantu, Bottom: Sue Crist, Student Senate representativeg Elsa Almaguer, seeretaryg Gilbert Cruz, vice-presidentg Jaime Roark, presidentg and Jaime Pena, parliamentarian. Service Leagues Thespians: Edwards And Company New Clubs: P SF Attends Charro Days Festivities Thespians and Edwards and Company are two of the newest clubs. Thespians is an honor society for outstand- ing dramaitists. Edwards and Company is the regular drama and speech club. Members attended tournaments and beat 18 other schools to win sweepstakes in McAllen, Feb. 12-13. 'CAs You Like Itw, a play by William Shakespeare and bake sales financed attendance at the largest tournament in Texas at the Trinity University in San Antonio, Mar. 4--5. Sue Crist and Joe Cantu won honors here. Pan American Student Forum sponsored 0peracion Ninosn and a'Tools for Freedomf, On Sept. 16 the group attended Mexican Independence Day celebrations in 34-fStudent Life Reynosa, and Feb. 10, they helped participate in Browns- villeas Charro Days festivities. They attended the state convention this year held in San Antonio. Pan American Day, Apr. 141, was celebrated on campus. Y-Teens is the only girls service club on campus. Members held egg and bake sales, and helped with tickets and programs for the Pigskin Jubilee and the March of Dimes. They also sent valentines to Viet Nam and served the American Cancer Society chalupa supper. Y-Teen beau was chosen as Larry Moore. Key Club members also helped with the March of Dimes fund raising and for the first time sent members to the National Key Club convention in Oklahoma City. 'Q si ' 'tra 4 PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM-Above: Top: Bruce Lime, George Castillo, Debbie Garza, Dick Weber, and Hector Montalvo. Row 2: Maggie Gonzalez, Ninfa Trevino, Melody Metzger, Sue Crist, Jackie Rainey, and Yolanda Cruz. Row 3: Javier Lopez, Jaime Pena, Gloria Cortez, Sandra Lacy, Martha Sleger, and Toru Tokuhisa. Row 4: George Almaraz, planning chair- mang Rusty Rico, sergeant at armsg Kevin Panzer, Student Sena le repre- sentativeg Robert Sepulveda, Rio Grande Valley vice-presidentg Alma Quintero, program ehairmang and Gilbert Cruz. Bottom: Elda Ramos, treasurerg Rose Marie Henry, corre- sponding secretary 3 john Bohmfalk, parliamentariang Liz Ann Henry, recording sccretaryg jamie Roark, presidcntg and Debby Verser, vice- president. At left: Duet actors Joe Cantu and Sue Crist pose in a scene from the play, 'Marat Sade ' Sue and Joe play inmates of an asylum who act out the murder of frenehman, Marat Sade. Student Life! 35 sefsmdem Life Living Tree Choir Creates Music for Programs, Contests Combining voices with desire to create mu- sic, the choir members give every song they sing a part of themselves. The choir performed c'The Living Christmas Treen, where singers stood in a tree formation, decorated with real pine tree branches. They also video-taped a Christmas presentation for KRGV-TV. Members sold cakes and candy to raise money for new robes which arrived in the spring. The choir rated a c'Superior , first division in prepared music and good in sight reading at the UTL concert contest Mar. 31 in Brownsville. David Russell, senior, was selected to the all state choir. The Cordells, a specially selected group, was organized during the 70-71 school year. It consisted of 15 girls and boys who presented special programs for clubs, banquets, and assemblies. In a late spring organization, a chapter of the national music honor organization, Modern Music Masters commenced activities on campus. Invited to membership were members of both the WHS band and choir who met the qualifica- tions. WHS Choir Maria Alvarez Raul Armendarcz Kathleen Bellard Domingo Briones Margot Cano Enedelia Cantu Joe Cantu Uvaldo Cantu Noel F. Casercs Eleanor Lucille Cross Ray J. Cruz Esperanza de la Garza Juan de Leon Donald Flowers Russell D. Gray Criselda Guajardo Kathleen Hartzell Sallie Holley Debbie Jones Sandra N. Lacy San Juanita Leal Joaquin N. Lugo Phyllis G. Madden Mary Ellen Martinez Adelmira Mescorro Margarita Meza Jeannie Porter Jackie R. Rainey Ann M. Randolph Thelma Ruiz David M. Russell Marsha Russell Rosalinda Salinas Richard S. Smith Bonnie D. Solether Kent Solethcr Sandra L. Thormalin Wat Thurmond Ignacio Torres Sylvia Vasquez Delia Vela Nora F. Woods F i I CORDELLS-fSeatedj Sandra Lacy, Jackie Rainey, Phyllis Madden, Bonnie Solether, Marsha Russell, Thelma Ruiz, Nora Woods, Ann Randolphg Standing, Uvaldo Cantu, Ignacio Torres, Donald Flowers, David Russell, Roy Cruz, Rusty Gray, Domingo Briones. Sally Holley is choir pianist and Pat Carson is choir director. Student Lifel37 QUILL AND SCROLL: New members are Kermit Lancaster, Bonnie Solether and Phyllis Madden, above. Second year mem- bers are Gary Rakestraw, Hi-Life editorg Debby Verser, La Palma editor and Hi-Life assistant editorg Cleve Massey, assistant Hi-Life edi- torg Melody Metzger, Purple Pride co-editor, and Martha Ortiz, Purple Pride co-editor and La Palma assist- ant editor. 381 Student Life NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Top: Robert Sepulveda, David Russellg Row 2, Diana Waddell, Jaime Pena, Debby Verserg Bottom: Jackie Rainey, secretaryg Liz Ann Henry, presidentg Melody Metzger, Student Senate representative. New members and honorary members were initiated late in the spring term. ART CLUB Top: Mrs. Anna Frost, Joe Silva, Juan de Leon, Sharon Hoeller, Cindy Hoeller, john Balli, and Miss Nancy Watson. Bottom: George Almarez, Yolanda Valdez, Peggy Treadaway, Peggy McNabney, Mary Angela Cain, Cathy Groves, and Ray Villarreal. PRESS CLUB Top: Robert Sepulveda, George Almaraz, Kermit Lancaster, John Bohmfalk, Darrell Maloy, and Chris Wilson. Row 2: Shannon Guess, Bruce Barker, Peggy Ford, Bonnie Solether, Phyllis Madden, and Penny Jones. Row 3: Debbie Garza, Keith Leamer, Jaime Roark, Debby Verser, Julie Fernandez, Melody Metzger, and Adelina Torres. Row 4: Maria Mena, Margie Vargas, Oralia Mena, Ofelia Mena, Evon Hobart, Jaci Verser, and Martha Ortiz. Bottom: Sue Crist, secretaryg Cleve Massey, presidentg and Bruce Edwards, Student Senate representative. AW Student Life! 39 Top: At the lnterseholastic League Conference, Mrs. Martha Andersen received the ILPC Award for service to the state press association. Friends and student with her are fleft to rightj Mrs. William Solelher, Julie Fernandez, George Alrnaraz, and Phyllis Madden. Above: Gary Rakestraw, I-li Life editor, looks over the work being done by Zeke Reyna and Bruce Edwards, reporters. Top Leftt Gary Rakestraw, editor, works on making up the Hl-LIFE school paper. 40X Student Life ...- if if 5 A f Standing on the steps of the capital in Austin before going to interscholastic league Press Convention are students and sponsors. Top: lVlrs. Martha Andersen, George Almaraz, Mrs. William K. Solether, and Bruce Edwards. Row 2: Mrs. Ramon Guerrero, Margaret Meza, Enedelia Cantu, Melody Metzger, and Gary Rakestraw. Bottom: Jaci Verser, Phyllis Madden, Bonnie Solether, Julie Fernandez, Martha Ortiz, and Debby Verser. Editors Debby Verser for the La Palma and Gary Rakestraw of the Hi-Life confer on make up plans. Ti e Dye - Painting Fine Arts, Multi-Media Forms of Expression: Scholastic Standing Main Criteria for HS Expression can be found through art and the media in Art Club, Press Club, Hi-Life, and La Palma. Scholastic standing is the main criteria for National Honor Society QNHSJ members. ln Art Club, students painted and learned to etch plates and tie dying. Members do not have to be enrolled in any art class to join and all classifications are eligible. Member and art classes participated in a Valley-wide art show held in Weslaco, Mar. 27-28, to present young artist's work. A committee of faculty members chooses the NHS members. A student must be on the academic plan, must maintain a yearly and semesterly stated grade average, and fulfill requirements on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service for membership. This year the Press Club had several speakers. Toru Tokuisha, exchange Student, spoke on the Japanese press and Ray Norton and Lee Lindsey, KRGV newsmen, spoke on newscasting. Each year the Press club attends South Texas Press Day in Corpus Christi and tours the Corpus Christi Caller Times plant. Quill and Scroll is an honor society for outstanding journalism students. At the lnterscholastic League Press Conference in Austin, the Hi-Life won its first distinguished merit or a number one rating in AAAA competition. It also won state championship honors in its division at Texas High School Press Association QTHSPAQ competition. The 1969-1970 La Palma also won honors at THSPA by winning co-championship honors. Student Lifeffll v..,,,,mm Q v E 3 Q 1 E 5 5 E 5 2 it E wx E 3 ZS 5? .Q 5 42lStudent Life Y? ...,, - Twirlers in the marching band are Drum Major Liz Ann Henry, Rose Marie Henry, Margo York, Dorothy Wolfe, Magda Cantu, Kristi Hall, Shirley Silkwood, Irene Flores, and Jackie Rainey. Student Lifel43 Band Council Members-Top: Tommy Seils, Cleve Massey, Bill Mattar, John Bohmfalk. Row 21 Pablo Leal, Elio Mora, Kristi Hall, Dale Hansen, Roland Rodriguez. Bottom: Debbie Garza, Liz Ann Henry, Martha Steger and Debbie Rogers. New Stage Band WHS Band Takes Tour Thru Mexico Cities Weslaco High School Band members made a four day concert tour into Mexico for their annual band trip, visiting San Luis Potosi, Saltillo, and Monterrey. ' Among the thrills were when the band's female members were serenaded outside their hotel in San Luis Potosi. For the forty-first year the band received superior one rating in marching contest, then Galindo Rodriquez was selected for All-State band. Kristi Hall received a first in twirling for her solo. A quintet of Liz Ann Henry, Rose Marie Henry, Margo York, Dorothy Wolfe, and Irene Flores and a quartet with Jackie Rainey, Kristi Hall, Magda Cantu, and Shirley Silkwood received first divisions for their ensembles. This year some 18 girls marched with the band at half-time activities, each girl carrying a purple and white flag. A new stage band was comprised of about 12 boys. They appeared at basketball pep rallys and at several assemblies, and earned a first division at jazz band contest in Kingsville. The band capped the year's activities winning a first division in concert contest, and presenting several hometown concerts. Top right: First to receive sen- ior jacket handed hy Larry Jones, band director, is Betty Eilers. Lower right: Lending their spirit to football rallies with a balloon and cheers are Debbie Garza and Jose Ramos, band mem- bers. 44lStudent Life -Y, e. -'-f 'N Top: All Valley Band members include: Row 1: Galindo Rodri- guez, Connie Cook, and Rolando Rodriguezg Row 2: Dale Hansen, Lionel Castro, and Rolando Gonzal- ez. Left: Displaying the first division trophy for marching at the Pigskin Jubilee are Liz Ann Henry, drum major, and Larry Jones, band direc- tor. This is the forty-first year for WHS to earn a first division in the Interscholastic League marching contest. Bottom: Larry J ones, director, leads the newly organized stage band in a jazz number during one of their performances they gave for various clubs. Student L1fef45 46 I Student Life ln- E l Above: Junior Varsity cheerleaders at left include: fkneelingj Cindy Eoff, Laural King, fstandingj Janice Bookout, Leta Callaway and Nora Cuellar. At left: Freshman Cheerleaders, top to bottom are: Livia Rico, Josie Nieto, Linda Eoff, Okie Givilancz, Theresa Garcia, and Bertha Suarez. Far left: Head Cheerleader, Marlee Whitley, counter clockwise oppo- site: Tati Moreno, Rachel Rodri- guez, Susan Barbee, Melissa Frase, and Julie Fernandez. Student Lifef47 PEP SQUAD-Bottom: E. Moreno, R. Rodriguez, S Barbee, M. Whitley, M. Frase, J. Fernandez: Row 2: E Villareal, Verdin, V. Perez, C. Cuellar, G. Kelly, D Waddell, D. Waddell, P. Madden, L. King: Row 3: O Mena, M. Mena, C. Gonzalez, G. Cortez, K. Lancaster K. Lancaster, K. Bellard, B. Vach, B. Solether, J Bookoutg Row 4: N. Trevino, P. Villareal, L. Rodriguez S. Trevino, N. Reyes, N. Chapa, O. Perez, J. Nieto, B Vance, N. Cuellar, Row 5: D. Stanford, S. Hoellar, C Hoellar, B. Suarez, L. Rico, E. Tamez, T. Garcia, E Lopez, F. Baker, L. Callaway: Row 6: J. Morrow, C Cannon, E. Rames, B. Vlllareal, L. Vasquez, A. Mar- roquin, R. Sanchez, S. Lacy, C. Eoffg Row 7: C Sepulveda, S. Millhollin, C. Beasley, M. Russell, S Guess, L. Keller, P. Ford, V. Guin, J. Sepulveda: Row K. Kelly, J. Garza, L. Eoff, E. Hobart, K. Marshall, K Parker, J. Verser, S. Veltman, T. Sherry: Row 9: D Valladares, and I. Perez. Cheerleader sponsor Toni Fuentes, receives a birthday gift from the cheerleaders. 481 Student Life R f . First AAAA Year Squad Cheers Thru Winning Season For the second consecutive year, the Pep Squad and cheerleaders saw varsity football and basketball teams win district titles, one in AAA and this year in AAAA. The cheerleaders also had victories in their first year in 28-AAAA competition. In August of each year, a Valley cheerleader workshop is held but there was one difference this year, as the cheerleaders had practiced a month before and changed old routines before going into competi- tion. The practice paid off as they came home with one third place and four first place ribbons. They also won the giant spark plug award for Spirit. This year an organized basketball pep squad was formed. The regular squad had about 150 members but only the first 50 who signed up were allowed into the newly formed basketball squad. At the beginning of the year, members of the pep squad were asked by the band if any pep squad members would like to serve as flag girls and march with the band in half time shows. About 18 girls were chosen to participate. Another feature at football games was the Panther trailer crew. Six boys guarded the panther statue presented by the graduating class of 69-70 and helped the cheerleaders promote spirit at the games. skit. A pep rally before the bi-district game against the W. B. Ray Texans of Corpus Christi finds Charity Oglevee, top, and David Russell, bottom, teaming up for a Texan student Lifef49 Below: Posting their hand made spirit signs are Julie Fernandez and Marlee Whitley, cheerleaders.. 50lStudent Life Debbie Garza and Valerie Coonrod fSeatedJ along with Rodolfo Perez, Francisco Romero, Lydia Calles, and Adelina Torres practice for the Posadas presented Dec. 21 by the Spanish classes and Pan American Student Forum. Below: Singing Dreams in a Western melody during the Senior Talent show are Steve Harhison and Alan Davis. . Left to right: Rosie Cancino, Josie Balaguer, Noemi Gonzalez, Juanita Romero. Seated: Anna Aguirre. These girls am from home and family living class and are putting on a skit concerning drugs. av l : safe eeeel fale i. Q . A X 2, as Above: Miss Pluto, Israel Crimaldo, struts up and down the stage before the judges of the Miss Uni- verse contest during a Senior Talent Show skit. Student Lifel5l 'N 52lStudent Life Practicing on their cords and songs for the i'Posadas', are the PASF club members and the Spanish class students. :mmrffiifg Hillbilly, Principal Ed Wachtel and Red Baron, Jeff Flowers, dis play their Sadie Hawkins Day cos tumes. -6 Anxiously awaiting take off to Mexico are Mrs. Florine Lime, Mrs. Ann Louise Edwards, Sylvia Cano, Roland Rodriguez, Alma Quintero, Josue Vargas, Ro- land Gonzales, and Efrain Diaz. Top Left: Injured powderpuff play- er Sharmon Guess, receives com- forting gestures from her father and Jeannie Porter. Top right: Powderpuff cheer- leaders, Elihorio Saenz and Bruce Barker, practice cheerleading tech- niques when the senior girls scored the winning touchdown. Student Lifel53 At right: Felix Avila and Val- erie Garza, receive their favors from the sophomore serving girls Kathie Kelly and Yolanda Cruz at the Junior-Senior prom held on May 8, 1971 at San Martin Parish Hall. B ottom Left: Anthony Covacevich, hula 'gartistw was the highlight of the Junior-Senior prom skit. Lower right: Carlos Vasquez, Gilbert Cruz, and Gloria Leal enter- tain the guests in a Hawaiian skit. 54fStudent Life 'Ke if. A ' 42 , N , MWA Mini' , 'T ,J rp. I V .,,,.,,,f-M .fg hh Below: Mike Brinson, Susan James and Randy Petch prepare paper mache to make volcano rocks. At left: Noble Allen and Gladys Pfremmer enjoy the refreshments served at the Junior-Senior prom held on May 8, 1971 at the San Martin Parish Hall. 4 t , Student L1fel'55 561 Student Life David Arredondo, senior, prepares his grand champion non- reflecting gaseous converging lens for the international science fair held in lVlay. Arredondo designed and constructed the lens which can be used for refocusing laser beams with no loss in intensity. lt won top honors in the physical science division of the Weslaco and Rio Grande Valley science fairs. Late in the spring, Arredondols entry was judged fourth in the International Science Fair at Kansas City. Blue ribbon winners in the fair included: Charity Gglevee, lVlarvi Arredondo, Randy Talbert, Robert Clay, and John Leeper. Roy Johnson was one of the first visitors to the Science Fair. Here he listens to John Leeper, first place regional winner and local grand champion in the biological division, explain his experiment on lichens. ewffww-e1.,m1f,g1f ,H Marvi A1'redondo's report on self esteem placed first in the Weslaco and Rio Grande Valley Science F airs. Marvi questioned students to find if studying reflected attitudes and self esteem. erae 2 ar eerrr Above: Evon Hobart, singing in English and Toru, singing in J apa- nese to the song, Where Have All the Flowers Gonen in the Senior Talent Show which was early in the fall. At right: Brigitte Vach and Julie Fernandez are rehearsing for the Senior Play. Brigitte's American parents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sherry. 53lStudent Life Above: Henry Ardiles at arrival from Chile where he landed at Harlingen and was met by his American parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Manning, along with Laura Manning, his new sisterl Left: Toru Tokuhisa, John Bohm- falk, and Ramon Vela are putting a cube puzzle together. Toru's Ameri- can parents are Dr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Bohmfalk. John is Toruis Amer- ican brother. Student L1fef59 60lStudent Life Left 1970 7 Fernandez and Mr To be eligible for overall average of based upon the pre with no failing gr mandatoryf' Mr. and Miss Weslaco High Sch standpoints of sch vice, and populari V1 MISS WHS Julie WHS Bruce Barker Mr and MISS WHS an 85 for all sohd courses 8 HS represent the ideal o W ol OHS SCl'I1CStCI' S HV61'3.gC des m any course IS ol student from the arship, citizenship, ser- ty. Elections are sponsored annually by La Palma for class favorites. Student Life! 61 4 I 1 x Above: Senior favorites-Hector Montalvo, most handsomeg Debbie Garza, most likely to succeeds Cleve Massey, most likely to succeedg and Marlee Whitley, most beautiful. 62lStudent Life CLASS FAVORITES-In electing class favorites, each individual class votes for the person of his choice in that class. To be nominated, a friend turns in a petition with 10 classmates' signatures. . ,,,,-i .s,..,. ,.,,,,.,..,, . ,- X Above: Freshmen favorites-Livia Rico and Roland Rodriquez, class favorites. Q9 , 2 a J.. VX Vik. . .,.., ,. :X i t y ,S -, Zifz ES? v e Above: Sophomore favorites- Janice Bookout and Wayne Gossett, class favorites. At left: Junior favorites-Jaime Pena and Gloria Leal, class favor- ites. Student L1fef63 Queen's Contest winners were Shannon Guess, princess, Liz Ann Henry, princess, Melissa Frase, Queen, Carmen Cuellar, princessg and Jackie Rainey, princess, for 1970-71. Honoring Liz Ann Henry, Band Sweetheart, are Cleve Massey and band director, Larry J ones. She was presented at a half time show. 641 Student Life For the first time in the history of Weslaco High School, twins were chosen Panther Sweethearts. They are Diana Waddell, being kissed hy Albert Graeia, and Debra Waddell, being kissed by George Rohr. Cheerleader, Julie Femendez, was chosen Basketball Sweetheart. She is being kissed by Bruce Barker and Hector Montalvo. Student L1fef65 Merit's Who's Who Almaraz, George HBarker, Bruce llFernandez, Julie l'Frase, Melissa Garza, Debbie J. Gossett, Billy Ray aiilenry, Elizabeth Ann Leamer, Keith Massey, Cleve Earl Mattar, fBi11j, William Montalvo, Hector Moore, Larry Oglevee, Charity Ortiz, Mariha Rainey, Jackie HRoark, Jamiece Uamiej 9'Russell, David HSepulveda, Robert 'Talbert, Randy iiVerser, Debby 66lStudent Life x 4-3' V, ,M I -,- in gm .Q :,, , ::, ., iw wwf i. 5 x 'Also Outstanding American High School Students 9WAlso Outstanding American High School Students and Outstanding Teenagers of America I ,. 2 i 2' if Waddell, Debra Waddell, Diana fWhitley, Marlee Panel Above: Representing WHS at Boys State summer of 1971 are seated: Jaime Pena, ,I oe Silva, Noble Alleng standing, Mike Givilancz, Bobby Pratt, and Randy Petch. Bonnie Solether and Phyllis Madden attended Blue- bonnet Girls State in Seguin in J une. Sharon Hoeller was named Y-Teen of the year for her outstanding service. Student Lifef67 Top: Displaying WHS Industrial Arts Club sweep- stakes trophy are Odet Zamarron and Ray Harhison, both first place Winners. Some seventeen first place wins totaled up enough points at the Pan American Universi- ty lndustrial Arts Fair for the trophy. Below: Vocational lndusiiial Clubs of America State winners were Joaquin Lugo, first in meat cutting, Nancy Cannon, first for a nurses' aide manualg Elida de Leon, fourth for nurses, aide manual and Cleve Massey, second in public speaking. Massey also won a 3500 scholarship to the college of his choice from the Texas AF L-CIO. At Right: Representing WHS Distr butive Education Clubs of Amerie fDECAJ in sales related events Xavier Garcia, first in state Janie Bautista, one of the top DECA members in the nation. 681 Student Life Top: Jesus Martinez, chapter display, and Dianne Stanford, a manual, won first places in the Area X contests of the Office Education Clubs of America. David McGee placed fourth in state. Not shown is Shally Ramsay who did the art work on the chapter display. Below: WHS Industrial Arts Club captured sweep- stakes at the Industrial Arts Fair held at Pan American University. Among the first place winners were: Row I: Juanita Escamilla, Alicia Coronado, Carmen Ramirez, Odet Zamarron, Maria Almanza, Margaret Garcia, Orfe- linda Hernandez and Velsa Maldonado. Row 2: Ray Harhison, Felix Avila, Ruben Castro, Rafael Cantu, Ortenio Hemandez, Ramon Cadena, Joe Solis, Henry' Bulnes and Felipe Perez. WW-mv? Odet Zamarron, sophomore, holds a candle respect- fully before heing initiated into Y-teens. Demonstrating how to convert solid matter into another state is Lloyd Bletsch, junior. Students of James Lee's chemistry class experimented with buming zinc and sulphur. They found that a green flame and mushroom cloud were emitted when the two elements were ignited. 701 Activities A iq, 'N-M s':..d,lss E ... Sophomore cheerleaders, Laural King and Cindy Eoff carry the casket of a dead Bulldog at the McAllen pep rally. Discovering the far-away places shown in a world history book are Roy Becerra, sophomore, and Penny Peralez, freshman. In addi- tion to text material, other is in the library. Above: Donald Flowers stops for a brief pool practice at a teen center, Our House. Activltlesl 71 ' 'MT 32151, 5 6 5 I 5 ij' A at ! ,, , awww 5 5 it 'Z i A.. ,lm f-bk W. We 5 tiqfj W , Q Wwmwf , Above: Andxocles, joe Cantu, tries to trick his evil master, Gilbert Cruz, and the Captain, Jaime Pena, into thinking he has fled farther into the forest in the regional win- ning one-act play, And1'ocles and the Lion. Debbie Garza played the tree. At right: Lion, Joe Silva, grits his teeth in pain and anticipation while Androcles, Joe Cantu, tries to pull out a stubborn thorn. Both made all-star cast in state competi- tion. 72 X Student Life s 9- it T uuey ttts Z fi ' Above: District Winners in the lnterscholastic League Literary Meet held in McAllen included Joe Silva, one-act playg Ricky Smith, one-act play: Jaime Pena, one-act playg Sue Crist, one-act playg Sharon Hoeller, shorthandg Debbie Garza, one-act playg Franeisca Alva- rez, shorthandg Gilbert Cruz, one-act playg and Hector Montalvo, typing. Others who competed in regional competition included Jamie Roark, poetry and one-act playg Joe Cantu, poetry and one-act playg Shawn Warden, one-act playg Marvi Arredondo, one-act play and Raul Cruz, one-act play. At left: Androeles and the Lioni' closes with the happy ending when the two lovers Isabella, Jamie Roark, and Lelio, Ricky Smith, are reunited. Bottom left: Other competitiors in district competition included Marvi Arredondo, second in proseg Gary Rakestraw, second in news writing and third in headline writing, George Almaraz, third in informative speakingg and Liz Ann Henry, third in informative speaking. Student Lifef73 ' z Q s 4 1 s x 'Q ,. s ls ,lug s Q U 4' ' v Xa Y Q' is N f' ' N! .' ,PQ s ' fic' . L Y x' , 5.1mm z. ,psa 1, as 1 1 , x, 6 ,Q-rx f 'V ,fun 1' U i, i'l w,f YM.. 5- a,e' , .QK li .1 .fi -Q . 'fr- Mol Above: Much preparation goes into gathering information for a debate. Michael Richie, sponsor, and George Almaraz prepare in- formation cards while Kermit Lan- caster makes notes from a magazine article. At light! Who's Who in dramat- ics national honors were won by Sue Crist, Jamie Roark, and Debbie Garza, fseatedl and Jaime Pena, Gilbert Cruz, Joe Silva and Joe Cantu, standing. 7441 Student Life MW At left: In poetry competition for the UIL literary competition, Jamie Roark, left, won first in state, and Joe Cantu, won second at regional. They are shown in a scene in the one act play in which they also won special cast honors. Below: Debaters Ramon Vela and Vance Longlois scan a maga- zine to find information to be placed on information cards. H-ugm Q1 waiv- ' n Student L1fel75 At right: High jumper Tommy Barker, advanced to state competi- tion, placing among the statels top athletes. He was also on the all state second team basketball squad. Below: Winners in the all cot- ton style show competition are fseatedj Peggy McNahney, Sandra Meyers, Mary Cuellar, and Dalia Cardenas, and fstandingj Lupita Ortiz, Chris Beasley, ffirstj, and Juanita Ramirez. Lower right: Panther Mom, Mrs. Ruth Yarbrough, presents the traditional Panther shoe to injured Panther Ignacio Marquez, at one of the pep rallies. 3 ,, :ff 'Qin We 761 Student Life f ff My fm, Nm At left: Tracksters who were 1971 district winners and who par- ticipated in the regional meet are k runner Arnulfo Rodriguez and broad jumper Bruce Barker. Below: Randy Talbert, was WHS,s only four sport letterman during the 1970-71 school year. He earned letters in football, baseball, basketball and track. .,,,. A . VVLL Waimea M '-ww, , I 'M--M., Mlm., i i'lliilll WX' an . i if Student Lifel77 Student Senate contest winners of the best decorated car promoting the most spirit during football season are Peggy MeNabney, Ann Walker and Peggy Treadaway. Presenting the award is Principal Ed Wachtel. 781 Student Life Weslaco's mascot, a fighting panther, was presented by the Class of 1970. In charge of it for games and rallies were trailer crew members Jeff Flowers, Aurelio Garza, David Ybarra, ,lose Garza and George Almaraz. Woodward, FFA member, displays his Santa with her calf at the Mercedes livestock show. l mme Clowning around before the choir rehearsal are Roy Cruz, Marsha Russell, and George Castillo, while Sandra Lacy accompanies them on the piano. Student Life! 79 Below: Galindo Rodriguez, member of the All-State Band. Above: Maricela Verdin, recipi- ent of the Crisco homemaking award. 80lStudent Life Above: David Russell, member of the All-State Choir. The Speech and DECA cluhs were co-Winners of the year award by the Student Senate. Michael Ritchie, sponsor, presents Jamie Carlos Salinas and Hector Campus with the plaque at assembly. 3 rx The line of students who achieved the scholastic record of making the honor roll for five straight times this year stretched clear across the stage. Part of them are pictured as they are recognized by Mrs. Mildred Cowley, assistant principal. Jaime Pena, above, was winner of the Sons of the American Revo- lution Award. He is shown as he gave a humorous monologue at an earlier assembly. Student Lifef81 saile- l if 1 1: M25 .1 I 5 W E, JA Q , n v 82fStudent Life Above: Honor graduates of the class of 1971 are fseatedj Diana Waddell, valedictoriang David Arredondo, high ranking boyg and Elizabeth Ann Hemy, salutatorian, fStandingj Jacquelyn Rainey, John Bohmfalk, Keith Leamer, Debbie Verser, Debra Waddell, Robert Sepulveda, Charity Oglevee, Flora Blanco and David Russell. Bottom: Lining up for the march into the auditorium for the senior day assembly is a group of girls. At right: Senior class president Bill Mattar reads the traditional class will and prophecy. l ff? 'gif ' 2 Receiving awards at the May 18 Senior Awards Assembly are: ftop rowj Randy Talbert, four sports letterman: Hector Montal- vo, American Legion, Row 2, Liz Ann Henry, Arion, Debra Waddell, outstanding girl athlete, Row 3, Julie Femandez, Rotary, Keith Leamer, Kiwanisg David Russell, Fine Arts, Row 4, Diana Waddell, Babe Ruth Sportsmanship, Debby Verser, Lions Club joumaljsmg Row 5, Sharon Hoeller, Betty Crocker, Larry Moore, Kiwanisg Bottom, Linda Ozuna, Literary Reviewg Charity Oglevee, American Legion and DAR awardsg Bruce Barker, Rotary, Bobby Lackey and Babe Ruth Sportsmanship. Not shown, David Arredondo, Lions Club Science. Q 3 Student Life f83 Hr KN.-fr 'Qu Scholarship winners at May 28 commencement: Row 1: George Almaraz, Catholic War Veteransg Valerie Coonrod, Key Cluhg Martha Ortiz and Salvador Padilla, Junior Service Leagueg Joe Magana fphoto not availablej and Flora Estella Pena, Lulacsg Charity Oglevee, Debra Waddell and Abel Solis, Par- ent Teachersg and Guillermo Lopez, Rotary. See pg. 85 also. Panel at right: Craig Nidever, Kiwanisg Grae- iela F lores, ,Iayceesg and Beatriz Carranza, Classroom Teachers Assn. 84fStudent Life Y 952 9 wa Diana Waddell, shown as she gives the va.led.ictory at commencement, was winner of a Parent Teachers scholarship. Elizabeth Ann Henry, salutatorian, was winner of the Student Senate scholarship. High ranking boy David Arredondo gave the invocation, and class president, Bill Mattar, the benediction. Winner of a 33000 Crown Zellerbach Foundational Scholar- ship announced at commencement was Robert Sepulveda. Student Lifel85 '5'21iJ- lvfin: - fl ,..,...... Sports ..,, '- 'iii , ff , 1: -.Still-12322: 1QQff':f- wg. ' i15'--M ,EZQQLLQQSQ-i:s5?iif2'as gig ft-Mali, ' - ' f , L,x. ' , ffz. I - L- ' ,, ,t ,. ,, V , , ., .b., ,,,,i,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,Ma . , , ,, . f-,f Mamma mv.-.fa-.,.,.M., ,,L.. ...H .,,, ., .,,, ,,,,r,,,.,,,..a.W,,Wf.fw7-W fp l . v is ,, , N. .,,,,,,W,, V ,l Y, Above: Defensive Pete Marshall MOD twists a Cardinal in the Harlingen game while Anthony Covacevich f5Oj rushes to the scene. 88fSports Members of the District 28 AAAA Champion football team are: fseatedj Billy Gossett, George Rohr, Steve Harbison, Hector Montalvo, Randy Talbert, Pete Marehall, Pedro Garcia, Eli Saenzg 12nd rowj Hector Zamora, Florio Esparza, Ignacio fNachoj Marquez, Gilbert Cruz, Robert Sifuentes, Bryan King, Bruce Barker, Albert Gracia, Alan Davis, Mike Givilanczg fstandingj Anthony Covacevich, Pablo Leal, Richard Gonzales, Marcello Villerreal, Carlos Vasquez, Terry Oldham, Daniel Torres, Tomas Vela, Bob Hinners, and Jesus Hernandez. gin .l Jo Ju First Year Panthers Bounce Back, Win ISAAAA District Rated next to last in the Pick-lt line polls in their initial year in district 28AAAA, the Panthers lost their three pre-season games. Then the story changed. In district, the Panthers romped over the McAllen Bulldogs 32-6, then lost to San Benito, 13-3. With their backs to the wall, the Panthers won the remaining five district games to share the district championship with Pharr-San Juan-Alamo. The Panthers lost to the WB. Ray Texans from Corpus Christi on home turf in the bi-district playoff, 9-0. Not only did the Panther team capture the district crown, hut Panther fans received the Sportsmanship award and JD. Centilli, athletic director, was voted nArea Coach of the Yearfi ttom row Javler Lgpez Alex Contreras Zeke Reyna Pena, Carlos Vela Glen Martm Paul lVlcDamel Roel Members of the district-winning junior varsity are: Rodfi'-IUCZ1 L'-'55 GUCTTH, Javier PHZ3 3rd f0Wf Jaime ho 1 , , 3 , - , ' , 6 . . . Rlosg 2nd rowg Juan Jose Rivera, Daniel Medrano, Camposv J 0hm1Y RCYH34 LUIS Benitez- an Briones, Ruben Sanchez, Pedro Sepulveda, Leo Sportsl89 B-team members are: Top Row: Ramiro Valdez, Walter McFarland Daniel Leal, George Zepeda, Ruben Delgado, Marvin Fuller. Row 2: Richar Bullion, Frank Cancino, Ramiro Avila, Victor Rios, Charles Peralez, Ba Dickerson. Front Row: Marcelino Casas, lsidoro Nieto, Santos Medrano, No Rico and Eloy Rodriguez. 4- - ,..,u ',,, o - ,,,,,u,,,,, ...............4............-Mm- M-MQi -'rr 90lSports Wm... . FRESHMEN TEAM MEMBERS: Top Row: Ronnie Scott, Ruben Saldana, Felipe Gamez, Scott Donalson, Gary Manning, Jimmy Hemandez, Ruben Reyes, George Robledo, Ramiro Lozano, Robert Castro. Row 2: Filipe Perez, Doug Wells, Bruce King, J oe Martinez, J im Pitts., Noe Zamora, Samuel Guerrero, Alfonso Garza, Orlando Pedraja, lnocencio Molina. Front Row: Mike Horn, Frank Martinez, Juan Flores, Martin Cazares, Carlos Medrano, Humberto Flores. We Top Photo: PASJ-A quarterback Dickie Towers is sandwiched be- tween two Weslaco Panthers. The Panthers won 17-7 in this confer- ence fray. Left: Bruce Baker tries to run over his opponent during the bi- distriet playoff against W.B. Ray of Corpus Christi. Above: 6'Unhhhh, lemme golw cries Mike Givilancz during the bi- district playoff which Weslaco lost 9-0. 6 gi, Opposite page: Weslacols de- fense was the second best in district usually allowing the opponent to score in the last seconds of the game. lVlcAllcn's running backs finds no room as Billy Gossett 1665 George Rohr U75 and Albert Gra- cia f65j put the spot on him. Upper left: Panthers go air- borne as they attempt to score in the Corpus Christi Ray game as Randy Talbert U21 tries to find a receiver, and Bruce Barker M41 looks for someone to block. Above: The Brownsville de- fender cannot catch the ball be- cause a Panther defender attempts an interception. At left: Skillfully kicking an extra point is Ignacio Marquez 1101 with the assistance of Gilbert Cruz f82j in the crucial game of the year against PS1 A. l i Sports! 93 941 Sports Whopping it up at a bonfire before homecoming are Josie Neito, Okie Givilancz, Jeannie Pena and Sylvia Ramon. And practice by the hours. veefwwwi' , W1 2 More Than Game Student Involvement Comes With Athletics Athletics is more than playing a Saturday night football game. lt's involvement by the student body in psyching up, participation by girls in team efforts, and communication between students faculty and paraprofessionals in a common effort for school spirit. All students, boys and girls, take both health and physical education as part of their educational plans, and all are offered training in physical fitness and skills development which they may carry over into a vocational pursuits. As football fever gripped the campus this first AAAA year, the office joined in wearing jerseys to show support. Included are Mrs. Julie Mrs. Mary Gonzalez, lVlrs. Paulette Harbison, and Mrs. Jody Martin, It's strategy time at a girls game as Mrs. Dessie Heald counsels players. The most coveted trophy of all, the sportsmanship award, won by WHS, is displayed hy Marlee Whitley. Sports! 95 Track Team members include, Top row: Javier Paz, Bruce Barker, Randy Talbert, Tommy Barker, Anthony Covacevich, Billy Gossett, Carlos Vasquez, Second row Marcelo Villarreal, Arnulfo Rodriguez, Florio Esparza Bryan King, Alan Davis, Mike Givilanczg Bottom row. Javier Lopez, Ramiro Avila, Noe Rico, Gary Clemons, Tomas Vela, Feliz Avila, and Terry Oldham. F ,, a,, i e ii ' i A A I., ,, ,,E: 2 i j, V, T , 'E ,. ., ..... ., , iii:i , ' A ' l M ' A A .. B----hw 5 5 - A B We iee i no . F K kkyk -:.f 5Qi, ..,., 2 3 in , my , B ,, wif-qi, zz. 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At left: Practicing for the anxiously awaited region- al meet is Arnulfo Rodriguez who qualified in the 440 yard dash. 96lSports Tennis players include: Coach Richard Cotton, Ben Thurmond, Robert lay, Mark Dellinger, Mike Brinson, Dick Weber, Nelson Mattar, Kenneth erkins, John Darling, Arthur Tullis, Mike Roarkg Bottom row: Kathy Kelly, is Lancaster, Brigitte Vach, Kay Lancaster, Henry Ardiles, Eva Ortiz, Sallie -Iolley and Melissa Frase. l l Girls' Volleyball players are: Top row: Cindy Eoff, Leta Callaway, Livia Ricog Bottom row: Diana Waddell, Lupita Vasquez, and Debra Waddell. At left: Displaying her ability in volleyball to jump high to return a serve ball is Debra Waddell, one of WHS better players. Student Life! 97 Baseball Team: Standing: Jaime Pena, Hector Rodriguez, Ramon Gonzal Pete Marshall, Randy Talbert, Mike Horn, Terry Oldham, Paul Donals1 Richard Bullion, Joe Ramirez, Timmy Hernandez, and Hector Kneeling: Emesto de la Garza, Marcelino Casas, Raul Arce, Joe Martin, Reyna, Jim Pitts, Noe Rico, Pat Pfrimmer, Freddie Venegas, Raul dariz. 98lSports 4, T , yyur h . l f sfrjag euueze re'e '1 f5 H , ' ff' . jf 2. 2 M Q, ifbfief Ziff-aw,f1 ' -- 11-114441 are Q V .YA is f-.,, wfvfg ' ' L ,L .T 1 A 1 a.- WS 'Q '-mpdfrf. V K- , 7 1 Y ' . -14, yy , i ff, '1 'f hgggw :,,,in AWM t ,M . ,, .,,,. I V A .3 . W , r 'AE at .- , f ' W 4,Vf,,,,. X U ,,Z,,,,, ,6 B, . , ,. 2 ra, Q 4' -7,,f:r', - . I X ,- M -4 Grim m , ' ff, ., 2 v ww 'M f s - an ..' e M l r t,-it alta. - , ' E. . J a r R K if ' 1 , 'ru 1 -H'.--:t i- Hector Gonzalez, pitcher elow: amiro Gonzalez, catcher. t right: andy Talbert, at bat. - V . - 1- . V . .. wojil- any f,s,,-., , .,. l l it sf 1 I 3' ,..,.,.. ,.mgzrg.1,.w,1g,..,1ssz.g5 - .. ,Al1 y 9 . .,,.. .9 W 1: in Q sw. M ...,.... is Top! Leaping off the high diving board in his physical education class is Armando Silva. Better swim- mers are at times allowed use of the two diving boards. Bottom right: Leading the pack of physical educa- tion students around the municipal pool is Manuel- Casarez. The physical education swimming program, in its second year, allows students to swim a total of six weeks during the school time. W is 'gf i 1 aw sz.. . f Student Life! 99 Mmm 1 In 100fSports Varsity Basketball players are: Marcelo Villarreal, Larry Moore, Billy Gossett, Randy Talbert, Bruce Barker, Thomas fTommyj Barker, Hector Montalvo, Mike Casares, Bobby Pratt, Pete Marshall, Keith Leamer, and Zeke Reyna. f l B , 'P 1 ef , .. , ,R t',. B -1' af,-Q-n,wH,Awf ram., LW-.snag ,ffg...,i.,a,w . - i 9, W az ,iiqflfgy ,E is f,xf1.e'aaL,-at f 5 .g n 21. 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'H f , a ! at Eg Q? if E99 4 'fill lil kill? 3 55 8225 ll, Z5 'fa igigll 3 2 W f' aft Q 'H 53 f 'ws f L., gir l ie 3 1 4 ,Q km E 'they w 1, Wa is , ' vHj551':nM9wfa5'lz?l Wei M wa anfafafflrwwiai5r55fXa2e'6LfE5f?Ja arrasgif ,Q f f 'Z .g W Mgr ' . N H' 'N apfisiaigjtgr fini:-Lg'g f Yiifffifaiiaifb 5 122! . f r -- W- -. , 1 rv f 2 gy ' 1 . 5 -fzwhigsgrae it r B f ,. f -1 , 5 a rl P: Miiexkir-sfmagiga - ,f N . V , . r,,L3,Ee1g2wff1Qs.3wa?,!, gist - .31 1 w I f ,f ' is M few- 2 - f af'fW1543iliiff frfwifs '1 B , 5 , fr Q. Qs, , , . a wise-Q y - K - , , -1 Above Left: Keith Leamer U41 guarded by two fired-up Browns- ville Eagles player's as he attempted to make two point in battling for possesion of first place in District IV A. Above Right: Tommy Barker f22j and an Eagle player reach for the tip off in a tie ball during the game deciding district championship. At Left: B Team Basketball team: Top: Bryan King, Wat Thurmond, Buddy Silva, Manuel Castillo, and Gilbert Rodriquez. Row 2: Bob Davis, Eddie Crist, Robert Samudio, Chris Vidales, Javier Lopez, and Florio Esparza. Bot- tom: Mike Pheannjs, Bob Hinners, Ramiro Avila, and Glen Nlartill. Sportsfllll At Left: Randy Talhert U21 and Tommy Barker Q22 await anxiously to rebound the ball in the Panther first district opener. Below: Pete Marshall C131 goes ove the back of the oppenent for a crucial lbasketi Enabling the Panthers to win the District 28-AAA rown. Sportsf102 FRESHMAN WHITE Players HICI' Top: Alfonso Garza, Richard Bullion, Pat Pfrimmer, Bruce King, and Doug Well. Row 2: Roman Lozano, Mike Horn, Scot Donalson, and Marcelna Casas. Bottom: Richard Cuel1ar,John Darling, Orlando Pedraza, and Zeke Saenz. Pete Marshall H35 calmly attempts to make two while being guarded by an aggressive Brownsville player. At Right: towering 6'10 Tommy Barker astonishes the crowd as he goes high for a layup the Mission Eagles. :uw-Q wgjyur F RESHMAN Purple top: Juan Flores, Danny Carreon, Ruben Reyes, Ruben Saldana, Inocencio Molina., Timmy Hemandez, and Marvin Fuller. Bottom: Tommy Ramirez, Robert Castro, Rusty Warren, Gary Manning, J im Pitts, Martin Cazares, and Richard Vela. Sportsl103 If RM I l W EW ff ,Af Wifi Above: Varsity Squad members are ffrontj All- 104lSports District Guard Melissa Frase and Forward Diana Wad- 3 dell, Charity Oglevee, Debra Waddell, and Cindy Eoffg - fbackj Okie Givalancz, Lupita Vas uez, Debbie I ones, V q Trice Sherry, Leta Callaway, and Minerva Escobar. I W .aa oolol , o l,yy l ,af ka T? QJ la. Above: B-Team members are Elvia Rios, Sandy Covacevich, Livia Rico, Rosa Salinas, Linda Eoff, Jill Morrowg fsecondj Rosa Rodriguez, Debbie Hefner, Kathy Kelly, Gloria Rios, Lupita Esparza, Socorro Reynosag fbackj Kristy Marshall, Holly Bryant, Ann Carmichael, Theresa Garcia, Alicia Rivera, Bertha Suarez, and Laural King, At left: Second team members are: ffrontj Chris Beasley, Diana Zepeda, Sandra Suarez, Lucia Rios, Dora Mejia, Cynthia Sepulveda, Jeanne Pena, fsecondj Joan Ben- nett, Ludivina Ortiz, Kathy Zurlo, Rosalinda Sanchez, Esmeralda Lopez, Emma Tamez, Josie Nietog fthirdj Peggy Treadaway, Dana jones, Martha Maldonado, and Pen- ny Peralez. At left: Cindy Eoff awaits the toss-up in a game against Raymond- ville. Sportsf 105 1061 Academi Academics l Academics!l07 Above: Miss Maria Villarrealis first period business Communica- tions class works diligently on the correct form of Writing business letters. At left: Julie Fernandez, sports editor, waxes a headline while Gary Q-Q, Rakestraw, editor, and Cleve Mas- sey, assistant editor, discuss the upcoming issue of the Hi-Life. ..,.ff 1081 Academics -u-n-if 'g., f2.,.Q . , ,S major works English III class. Mini-Courses Language Arts Class Sparks Determination Determination is the Word that encompasses faculty attitudes and student goals in language arts classes of English, Business communications and journalism. Determination is necessary to master the various forms of communication surrounding life. Learning of Anglo-Saxon poetry, the Greek theater, inductive reasoning and famous playwrights like Shake- speare, Aristotle, and Sophocles is one phase of the English department. Freshman, sophomore, junior and senior major works classes study with the aid of filmstrips, tapes, records and art reproductions. Special emphasis is placed on independ- ent thoughts. An innovation this year for the English department was the mini-course, instituted the second semester. Students on all levels 9-12 participated in brief courses on news, adverstising, mystery stories, plays, philosophy and poetry according to their personal choices. At left: HBubhle, buhblef, say Mwitchesv Kristi Hall and Laura Holman as they re-enact a scene from lVIacBcthn in Charles Warren Academics! 1 09 1 2 Above: Lydia Garza gives a carefully prepared talk during her speech class. Right: 'SAS You Like It, a play by William Shakespeare be- came a major project for the drama class Feb. 6. Some members of the cast for this Shakespearean comedy were fl-rj Jaime Pena, Jamie Roark, Cleve Massey, Joe Cantu, David Russell and Marvi Arredondo. 110fAcademics Busiest Places Excitement Pervades Drama eadquarters Excitement. noise and a confusion pervades the gym room, headquarters for drama and speech classes, this year one of the busiest places on campus. Their trophies fill the display cases. Skits always need polishing upg monologues have to be practiced to perfection, yet backstage activity is too important to forget. Sets have to be made, costumes sewn or pieced together, make-up applied and props 'iscroungedn from all possible places. The many tournaments entered this year are the reason for much of this activity. These contests become the places where oneis ability to act as someone else is rated. Students went to places in the Valley and to one tournament at Trinity University in San Antonio. Left: S'Ahhhl', screams Joe Cantu as Jamie Roark, the duchess, hits him with her cane in a scene from Hamulus the Mutef, Other characters are Chris Wilson and Joe Silva. This production was performed at the Thespian initiation. Academicsllll Above: Working in notebooks is a major part of world history classes. Connie Cook and Vance Longlois, freshmen, copy down and work on questions concerning dif- ferent eras of time and many parts of the world. Right: s6Que te quiere'?,' asks Wayne Gossett, as the waiter, of Jeanette Fortenberry while Virginia Anderson waits her turn to order in a skit in Spanish II. 112fAcademics T Z Como Estas? orld Needs Knowledge of Languages, Histor Living in todayls society requires the study of govern- ment and history of the past. As world borders shrink, knowledge of at least one foreign language becomes almost mandatory. Government classes are divided into two levels, aca- demic and general. For the first time, this year government courses are a full year in duration, instead of one semester as in the past. History consists of required courses such as world history and American history, and optional courses such as Texas history and problems in social studies. All social studies classes make use of films, transparen- cies, sound-film strips, and other material. Besides having courses in history, students also need the knowledge of another language. Two foreign languages, French and Spanish, are offered at WHS. Students are taught language, customs, and cultures of the French or Spanish speaking people. The language department has use of equipment such as tape recorders with earphones. ln both language areas, contemporary reading and using conven- tional skills are stressed. Mrs. Frances Collier, French teacher, explains to her French II students how to use a listening station. Academicsf113 Basics- Specifics Math, Science Differ Ithough Interrelated Though the disciplines of math and science are different, they are highly interrelated as students who take either or both find out. Students of physics find that formulas translated into experiment necessitate the scien- tific process and the budding scientist finds that often he is frustated Without a knowledge of mathematics. On the WHS campus, through all plans of graduation, all students take courses in both subject areas, though the depth to which they pursue them depends on the plan of graduation and individual choice of some electives in both fields such as elementary analysis and biology ll. ln biology I classes students learn a basis of word understanding in which the ground work for the scientific education is laid. From biology I, the student goes on to chemistry which consists of formulas, experiments, and fundamentals of physical law. ln elective courses, such as biology ll, students pursue in depth studies of the subject. A ' ' - 1 -J f fir:-' 112' 1 .. - i if Upper right: Jose Ortiz tries solving an equation in geometry class. Right: How solids turn to gases is the main point Thomas Vela and Gilbert Cruz try to prove in their chemistry class. .Both Vela and Cruz are juniors. 114fAcademics fs, 5722 X N -V5 YN an V in 55 Left: Looking through the glass into the fascinating micro- scopic world is Sylvia Arce, junior. Bottom: Mario Lopez, senior, weighs the substance to get the results of his experiment in physics class. Academics! 115 Right: Learning the proper use of office machinery is one skill acquir- ed in VOE as shown hy Alma Mendez. Below: Preparing their notebooks for DE class on different job areas are Javier Garcia, Janie Bautista and Rodolfo Perez. . M Waw3WAg5ga.a , I VE ' 116 I Student Life sf - WQNNQ 1 Y' -z A, -- State Meet Classes Teach Skills For Vocational Jobs Vocational office education, distributive education, and industrial cooperative training train students for various vocational and administrative skills. These students attend classes in the morning and then work in the afternoon. While VOE trains mostly in office work, DE and ICT specialize more in technical skills. All members of ICT are in Vocational Industrial Clubs of America QVICAJ, DE members in Distributive Educational Clubs of America QDECAQ and VOE members in Office Education Clubs of America QOEAQ. Most students also belong to the related vocational clubs. These clubs compete in area and state meets. All of the ICT members are in the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. QVICAQ, and members of the DECA club have dances, picnics, and go on field trips. The club's goals are to develop leadership and citizenship and tries to provide them with valuable, and beneficial experience in the field of business. Above: Placing first in district Vocational Industrial Clubs of America competition are Joaquin Lugo, Nancy Canon, Elida de Leon, and Cleve Massey. At Left: To keep documents in order, Mary Ramirez, VOE student, files papers in their proper place. Academics I 1 17 Master Skills Students Train Hands In Vocational Program Cooking, sewing, animal care, leather work, and metal work are all skills needing not only the mind hut the hard Work of hands. In the first semester of vocational agricul- ture, a student learns about fertilizers, grasses, forest trees, lumber, and in the first year, the different parts of the animal. In the other semester, the student learns to weld, hraze and use the cutting torch in the shop. When those skills are mastered, he is graded on his chosen project. In homemaking, students learn fundamentals of style, home furnishing design, cooking. and skills involved in gracious entertaining in the home. Many activities are correlated with Future Homemakers of America Cluh activities, other home projects. At right: Leather working instructor Joe Bartlett points out a detail in a design made by Felix Guajardo. Below: Connie Bryant combs her Shffep Lucky,' in preparation for the South Texas Lambs and Sheep Exposition. X 118l Student Life , ,:,, A ,H 'f ' W vi, '- ' rf' f . an 1 - 1 55' M . ., ,V i n ,,,. ,,,,,. v , , 4 fe' e ' 1 . u We 5 ff:-f - eriwguw Jw 5,- , f ffl, K fr ' ' L A ' f' i . fd? 'L H 1 'L A . I . Top: Putting to practice sewing skills learned in Homemaking class are Gracie Guajardo, Frances Al- drete, Elvira Cuellar, and Esperanza Villarreal. At left: Welding is one of many skills taught in Vocational Agricul- ture. George Bryant fleftj holds while Alan Davis welds reinforce- ments for new Agriculture building. Aeademicsl119 Practice Driving Coed Activity Starts In Phys. Ed. Classes Girlshphysical education twhat students call p.e.Q stresses feminine skills such as volleyball, tennis, and dancing, but the coed activities have been fun, too. Boys and girls dance and play tennis in mixed groups. Male physical education students play foot- ball, basketball, track, and participate in other sports. All stress safety and physical fitness. Another area where safety is stressed is the driver education program. Classes are located in the back parking lot in a brown trailer provided by Region One-Education Service Center of Edinburg, Driver Education. It has been used for the past two years, and will take 16 students at once. It is equipped with eight simulators where students may practice reactions to situations without danger. Students also have driving time in specially equipped cars. At right: Form a circle with the boys facing the girls, directs Mrs. Toni Fuentes during a physical education session. Bottom: Besides participating in sports, physical education students learn folk dances. Leandro Garza, Armando Perez and Joe Ramirez accompany the girls in learning the steps. n 120fAcademics At left: Albert Canales, sopho- En more getslsome last rrunute tlps UCAHUN E,'fi'Z?EZtZ5lIliJ2EY,1iif1l2'f1lii7 umga. Below: Anna Buenrostro fin- ishes changing her clothes for her physical education class. -MNNMN R c - ccss,tcll . l 't , . ra Q' K 3 .c,l .,,. M ....., - c. c Academicsf121 it -,K Gloria Cortez and Ninfa Fonseca, as one of their library duties, check out a book to Eden Reyes. Piles of Pape Workers Help Office In Student Positions Running errands, alphabetizing and regular office work are studentjobs in library, publications, and the office. Office girls and boys pick up attendance slips each hour and then help the secretaries get through piles of paper work. Publications staff works for the school paper, the Hi-Life and the annual, La Palma. Library Workers replace books in their proper order and help students find needed books. lf school is made of studies and students, then students and studies are assisted by records, records, and more records. 'KSKKII r ill ' BRI! if GIS 13013 4,15 - ,pg.:,5 A 'Q 'mQ,,, 'iV K :Num uunnuliuuuigggllfgaaanxan 5 instill!! guru ':ulunlnnnuunI:::::...:::x . msn 5 : ,Wm-. - WV..- .W f W., , - ,l ,X w wg f'-, Lg f. M , .gy v-kk f ,,kk,,,, -- jp ff W - gm gf f At Left: Checking over the attendance records are office work- ers Mike Real, Yolanda Beltran and Esperanza Perez. Below: Drawing layouts, typing and handling records involve publication students Terry Polvado, Shannon Guess, Peggy Ford, Deh- bie Gray and Kathy Zurlo. Academicsf123 l24fAeademics Learning the techniques of preparing. patterns and material in CVAE homemaking are Norma Lee Cuellar and Jessie Bulnes. Add vocational training to academic subjects and it equals Coordinated Vocational Academic Education for eighth and ninth grades. CVAE Programs Job Related Skills, Books Share Students Time The CVAE program is in its second year at WHS. lt was designed to teach the students special vocational skills. Sewing is taught to the girls to such an extent that they will be able to get a job dealing with clothes construction. The boys are taught to weld, as well as how to repair an automobile. The boys also learn to plumb a complete bathroom. Students choose their own vocational classes. The CVAE program is heavily supported by federal government funds. The first semester Baldwin Thompson was the principalg and, Ramon Guerrero was principal second semester. ,,,,,K,g9,ed' Cutting and preparing a turkey are CVAE students Veatris Maldanado and Estella Cuellar, The CVAE homemaking class prepared a thanksgiving dinner and invited some teachers to share it. ix At left: Carmen Ramirez ex- plains to Estella Cuellar how geo- metric shapes can be expressed in equation form. Below: Students in the con- struction class build small projects as well as large ones. Domingo Gonzales, Blas Garza, Ricardo Rios, and Raul Villalpando work on wooden birdhouses. Academics! 125 Faculty At right: Ed. A. Watchel, principal, Mrs. Mildred Cowley, J. D. Frost, Row 2: William Banks, Ramon Guerrero, Baldwin Thompson, assistant principals, J. D. Centilli, athletic director, Rodger Wahl, IVIrs. Karen Heilman, counselors, Row 3: Stuart D. Johnson, counse- lor, Obert Aga, Mrs. Martha Andersen, David Anderson, Mrs. Blondel Beasley, Mrs. Anna Frost, chairmen of departments of social studies, publications, mathemat- ics, homemaking, and arts respectively. ,rf Above: Kent Grosser, science, Robert Gutierrez, dis- tributive education, Larry Jones, music, Ernesto Lugo, physical education, Mrs. Joyce McWhorter, English, and John Nieschwietz, Industry, Row 2: Thurmond Rhor, Spanish, Trevino, commercial, and Charles Warren, English, All Chairmen, Faculty members Pete Abrigo, agriculture, O. D. Alexander, construction, Tony Balboa, physical education, Row 3: Terry Bartilli, commercial business, Joe Bartlett, leather, physical education, and Mrs. Darlene Bowden, mathematics. 126lFaculty At left: Bob Burnett, mechanics: Jerry Burnett, con- struction, electricity, and plumbing: joe Calvillo, distrib- utive education: Row 2: Mrs. Amparo Cardenas, Spanish: Robert Carlin, physical education: Pat Carson, choir: james Cassity, welding: Mark Chambers, mathe- matics, and Mrs. Frances Collier, French: Row 3: Richard Cotton, English and tennisgjames F. Davis, Jr., mathematics, Mrs. Myrna de Leon, David DeRooy, Ollie R. Dickie, and Floyd Dougherty, English. Above: Steve Edwards, English, speech, and drama: Victor Flores, scienceg Ennis Franklin, English: Mrs. Donna Fryar, home economics: Mrs. Tonic Fuentes, physical education: and Javier Garcia, history: Row 2: Noemi Gonzalez, Spanish: Abel Gorena, English: Donald Hall, science: Mrs. Beth Harris, history: Wayne Harris, English and commercial: Mrs. Dessie Heald, physical education: Row 3: Ronald Hetlin, physical education, Miss Melba Y. Hinojosa, typing: Mrs. Virginia Jones, science. Facultyf127 At right: Richard Keefer, mathematicsg Joe Kious, Englishg and Johnny Kolacekg physical educationg Row 2: Mrs. Eugenia Langdale, historyg james Lee, scienceg Osborne Little, history and governmentg James C. Loggans, biologyg Mrs. Earline Luce, home economicsg and Harold Luce, vocational agricultureg Row 3: Miss Catarina Mancias, Englishg Mrs. Marjorie McNeil, typingg Don Mitchell, autobodyg joan Morley, biologyg and Daniel Paulsen, mathematics. Above: Mrs. Juanito Richard, Englishg William Riley, history and physical educationg Manuel Rivera, mathe- maticsg Miss Rosario Rivera, Spanishg Sylvia Rodriguez, physical educationg Mrs. Ann Ross, appliance serviceg Row 2: Robert Ruthedge, mathematicsg Arturo Salazar, industrial co-operative trainingg Abel Sanchez, physical scienceg Michael Smith, mathematics and scienceg Marga- ret Spinks, home economicsg and Gerald W. Stevenson, mathematicsg Row 3: Miss Virginia Swanzey, home economicsg Brent Tarter, history and goverrunentg and Miss Ma.ria Villareal, business communications. l28lFaculty Above: Board of trustees of the Above: Row 1, Mrs. Lois Wahl, vocational office educationg Miss Nancy Watson, art: Mrs. Kathryn Wenke, commercial: David Williams, athletics and world history: Row 2: Wade Wilson, music: Mrs, Lillian Fouts, Librarian: Mrs. Ann Frase, nurse: and Mrs. Jody Martin, registrar. Teachers commencing at or near second semester and not pictured include: Doug Kobernick, math: Mrs. Mary Ellen Gatton, English: E. B. Oberly, shop: and Rey- mundo Castellanos, English. Weslaco Independent School Dis- trict are faround tablej Dr. Claude Thomas, Robert McAllen, Joe Ybarra, board president Morris Knowles, Dr. Armando Cuellar, superintendent of schools Otto Longlois and trustee Bobby Lack- ey. Trustee Mrs. Antonio Elizondo is not shown. Faculty 1 129 Classes F 32:41 M 4 f.., '9 4 . ,I ,, '32, In 4 'Han ','. Q' xxx ,251 My 11? ',, ,, Q 1 4 4 Q 2 5 Monkeying around not only apes but Cleve Sue Crist and Joe Silva. , -,,x I ,W At Right: Hal Aaron and Pete Aeevdog Row 2: Victoria Aldava, John Allen, Elsa Almaguer, and Salome Apariciog Row 3: Rene Arce, Viola Arce, Juan Arrnendariz, David Arredondo and Lydia Avalos. A 5-if 1 32 f Seniors . We E A ' -- 52 H856 ,I Senior football players receive their coveted jerseys at a pep rally. Left: Diana Waddell gives coveted football jerseys to senior players Bruce Barker and Billy Gossett. Top Row: Felix Avila and Maria Balderamag Row 2, Minerva Balderama, Elena Balderas, Terry Barbee, Bruce Barker, Irma Bautistag Row 3g Juana Beeerra, Lourdes Becerra, Flora Blanco, john Bohmfalk, Agustin Caballero, Jr., Row 3, Noel Cacares, Hector Campos, Nancy Canon, Janie Cano and Marisela Cantu. 'lfbw' .Gaia RAW! all Seni0rsfl33 At Right: Oralia Cantu and Guadalupe Cardonag Row 2g Beatriz Carranza, Rolando Casteneda, Violeta Castillo Ruben Castro, and Valerie Coonrod. ww- aim PM in X 134-fSeniors Above: Alicia Cordova, Sue Crist, Raul Cruz, Carmen Cuellar and Hernan Cuellarg Row 2: Sheri Cummings, Jeanette Dawson, Juanita de la Rosa, Elida flVlariaJ de Leon and Juan J. de Leong Row 3: Lydia de Leon, Diana de los Santos, Ismael Diaz, Bruce Edwards and Betty Eilers. wir' 4? w,,,m,,, ,4av -'shui' Sw we-Nh., Bottom: Maria Elia fSmi1yj Flores and Mary Stella Floresg Row 2: Ruby Arm Flores and J eff Flowersg Row 3: Ninfa Fonseca and Peggy Ford. 1361 Seniors At Right: Going through the steps of operating a calculator in vocational office practice is Flora Blanco, senior. Below: Row 1: Ruth Fox, Steven Frantz, Melissa Frase, Ciro Garcia, Elisondo Garciag Row 2: Hector Garcia, Luciano Garcia, Jr., Pedro Garciag Row 3: Sylvia Garcia, Xavier Garcia, Deborah Garza, George Garza and Jesus Garza. Top Row: Raul Garza, Robert Garza, Valerie Garza. Row 2: Kenneth J. Gilmore, Vicky Glace, Alex Gonzalez, Jr., Joy Gonzalez, Maria Elia Gonzalez: Row 3: Noemi Gonzalez, Billy Ray Gossett, Israel Grimaldo, Criselda Guaj ardo, Hermelinda Guerra. Row 4: Shannon Guess, Dale Hansen, Ray Harbison and Kathleen Hartzell. Seniors! 137 ,Wm -'ii,1.1'1L. , X Q S 'N lg Q 2 X , ' Top Row: Liz Ann Henry, Jesus Hernandez, Sharon Hoeller, Jennifer Jones. Row 2: Ray Kallio, Linda Keller, Gail Kelly, Pamela Koenig, Johnny Lares. Row 3: Keith Leamer, Celia Lopez, Guillermo Lopez, Mario Lopez, Victoria Lopez. Row 4-: Estella Lozano and Prudencio Luerra. At Right: Ruby Flores, senior, sets cookies made in the laboratory, to cool. 138fSeniors Top Panel: Row 1: Joaquin Lugo, Gloria Maldon- ado, Irineo fEddiej Maldonado, Juan Maldonado, Maria Maldonado. Row 2: Miguel fMikej Maldonado, Pedro Marroquin, Pete Marshall, J oe Martin, Carlos Martinez. Row 3: Esequiel Martinez, Jesus Martinez, Maria Mar- tinez, Mary Ellen Martinez, Olivia Martinez. At left, Oneida Martinez and Adelmira Mascorrog Cleve Massey and Bill Mattar. Seniors! 139 l410fSeniors At Right: Deep in discussion are senior class officers Beatriz Carranza, Student Senate representative: Carmen Perez, secretary: Janie Cano, treasurer: and Hector Montalvo, vice president. Top Panel: Row 1: Alma Mendez, Juanita Mendez, Mary jane Molina, Melva Molina, Hector Montalvoz Row 2: Larry Moore, Elva Mora, Yolanda Granados Mora, Jose Angel Moreno, Rhett Morrow: Row 3: David McGee, Craig Nidever, Charity Oglevee Martha Ortiz and Linda Padilla. 'WW ww .sa 'QQ a n ' -, R .i , , .19 , 'ii I , . I ,, Q 'R I S-.fb Top Panel: Row 1: Salvador Padilla, Kevin Panzer, Dora Paz, Juan Paz Jr., Flor Estella Pena. Row 2: Pablo Pena, Robert Pena, Armando Perez, Carmen Perez, Esperanza Perez. Row 3: Rodolfo Perez, Virginia Perez, Alicia Pina, Jeannie Porter and David Purl. Seniorsf141 At right: Janie Quesada and jackie Rainey. Below: Gary Rakestraw, Joe Ramirez, Maria Esther Ramos Sylvia Ramos and Ann Randolph. 142lSeniors Above: Row 1: Mike Real, Federico Reyes, Maria Reyes, Mary M. Reyes, Aida Rivera, Row 2: Jamie Roark, Michael Rockwell, Arnulfo Rodriguez, Arturo Rodriguez, Esperanza Rodriguez, Ro.w 3: Felix Rodri- guez, Evelyn Rogers, David Russell, Sylvester Saenz, and Margarita Sanchez. emiib , A t. , el . , 3 a 'QQ Top Panel: Row 1: Sulema Sanchez, Carlos Salinas, Debby Scott, Herbert Sepulveda, Robert Sepulvedag Row 2: Rosa Sepulveda, Tommy Seils, Zana Sherry, Robert Sifuentes and Juanita Silva. At left: When Pan American Student Forum members took part in the Mexican Independence Day celebration preparations in Reynosa, Mexico, part of the trip included a visit to the historic old cathedral in Reynosa. Q Seniorsf143 Top Panel: Row 1: Virginia Silva, Ricky Smith, Abel Solis, Rosa Soliz, Dianne Stanford. Row 2: Randy Talbert, Toru Tokuhisa, Adelina Torres, Brigette Vach. Row 3: Yolanda Valdez and Diana Valladares. Row 4: Juanita Vargas and Debby Verser. At Rightz Tommy Seils tussles with boxes and boxes of petunias sold by the band members in a combination civic-fund raising project. 1441 Seniors ff Flowers playing a Brownville Eagle rubs his njuryn where a Greyhound pulled out his tail feather. Below: David Villareal and Maria Villarrealg Debra Waddell and Diana Waddell , A R E? D D r Above: Richard Weber, Marlee Whitley, Day Wood- ward, David Ybarra, and Doug York Seniors! 14,5 Top row: Carmen Aguayo, Elida Alanis and Erlinda Alejandro, Row 2: Ruben Alejandro, Noble Allen, Francisca Alvarez, Donald Anderson, Arnaldo Aparicio and Sylvia Arce. Row 3 lVlarv1 Arredondo juan Ayala Imelda Baez Susan Barbee Thomas Barker and Bobby Barter Ercilia Zepeda and Mary Perez, juniors, check in library books and place them in the correct order. 14611 uniors 5 i -MF .li s fr, qi u 4., v., ris- Q :Li 7 2 l....a Top Row: Teresa Basaldua, Gloria Bautista and Janie Bautista: Row 2: Vicki Bell, Kathy Bellard, Frances Blanco, Lloyd Bletsch and Gregoria Borj as. Bottom: Row 1: Mike Brinson, Connie Briones, Henry Bulnes, Teresa Bulnes and Rick Bungerg Row 2: Tina Burton, Janie Cadena, Angela Cain, Lydia Calles and Concepcion Calvog Row 3: Cindy Cannon, Margot Cano, Jose Luis Cantu, Rafael Cantu and Richard Cantu. Juniorsf147 While on a Pan American Stu- dent Forum field trip to Reynosa, Jaime Pena frightj examines the lines of a skull that Michael Richie, sponsor, plans to buy. 143l,Iuni0rs ,A Top row: Delia Cardenas, Santos Cardenas, Ramon Carreon, and Maria Carriong Row 2: Velma Casares, Mike Casarez, Lucinda Castaneda and Manuel Castillo. At left: Lionel Castro, Camilo Cavazos and Gerardo Cavazos: Row 2: Arturo Chapa, Baldomero Chapa, Guadalupe Chapa. Bill Ciomperlik, Robert Clay and Lueila Cortez: Row 3: Gloria Cortez, Anthony Covacevieh, Gilbert Cruz, Roy Cruz, Amanda Cuellar and Lionso Cuellar. Bottom Panel: Ruben Cuellar, Yolanda Cuellar, Alan Davis, Eliza- beth de la Fuente and Dolores de la Rosa: Row 2: Frank de la Rosa, George de Leon, Jaime de Leon, Janie De Leon, and Mark Dellinger: Row 3: Perfecto de los Santos, Maria del Toro and Fidel A.Desiga Juniors, 149 At Right: Paul Donalson, Richard Engle and joe Escalon: Row 2: Florio Esparza, Diana Espinosa Bar bara Etter, Lydia Flores, Rodolfo Flores andlTorri Franklin: Row 3: Dorothy Fox, Manuel Galvan Her linda Gamez, Felipe Garcia, George Garcia and,Mary Garcia 150fJuniors Bottom Panel: Moises Garcia, Viola Garcia, Arnaldo Garza, Aureliu Garza and Lydia Garza: Row 2: Mike Givilancz, Alma Gonzalez, Cristela Gonzalez, Gloria Gonzalez, and Juan Gonzalez: At Right: Richard Gon- zalez, San Juanita Gonzalez. 1 ,,,.' :J-f..,,4, ,, ! f ,3 W' A . I if'fga5y ' ffwrfg fyk f cf . .- 2 In , lf Adding to the cheers and noise of football pep rallies are drummers Eddie Morales, Randy Petch and Elio Mora. 'IR Top Rowg Santiago Gonzalez, Selina Gonzales, Pl'iJ'IlitiV0 Guajardo, Rosaura Guajardo, Nora Guerra and Kristi Hallg Row 2: Linda Harbison, Shannon Hard- castle, Rose Henry, Enedelia Hernandez, Eustolia Her- nandez and Juan Hernandezg Row 3: Evelyn Herrington, Cynthia Hinojosa, Laura Holman, Michael Hoverson and Susan James. juniorsf151 At rlght Cindy jones Debbie Jones and Debbie K. Jones Row 2 Hector Juarez Bryan King Becky Kious, Janet Lansford Dolores Lares and Marla Latlgog Row 3: Pablo Leal Leonardo Ledesma John Leeper, Bruce Bottom Panel: Lesvia Lopez, Mi- nerva Lopez, and Consuelo Lucio: Row 2: Ninfa Lugo, Carlos Luna and Daniel Luna. At left: Robert Luna, Phyllis Madden, and Alicia Maring Row 2: Ignacio Marquez, Anadelia Martinez, Fernando Martinez, Idolina Martinez, Jose Martinez, and Maria Martinezg Row 3: Martha Ann Martinez, Maxine Martinez, juan Mata, Paul McDaniel, Terry McDaniel and Olivia Medrano. Juniors Simon Ybarra, Rosalinda Villareal, Gilda Martinez, Frances Melendes and Mary Martinez rush to fill their cups with ice and soft drinks to serve their customers at home football games. use-M J uniorsf 153 At Right: Rosario Mejia, Maria Mena and Ofelia Mena: Row 2: Melody Metzger, Jose Montenegro, Andrea Montes, Elio Mora, Nelda Morales and Elizabeth Moreno: Row 3: Jill Morrow, Janie Nieto, Ercilia Noriega, Katherine Nunn, Raymond Olague, and Celia Ortiz. Bottom: Row 1: Jesse Ortiz, Joe Ortiz, Shirley Osborne, Jaime Pena, and Martha I. Penag Row 2: Raul Peralez, Freddie Perez, Gloria Perez, Mary Perez and Ofelia Perez: Row 3: Olga Perez, Rosalinda Perez and Randy Petch. 154fJuniors Top Row: Michael Pheanis, Laura Pickard, Bobby Pratt, Patricia Pratt, Adelita Ramirez, and Mario Ramirezg Row 2: Mary Ramirez, Noelia Ramirez, Nelda Ramon, Elda Ramos, Jose Ramos and Eden Reyes. Junior class officers organize pro- jects to finance the junior-senior prom. Shown are Jaime Pena, presi- dent and Arturo Chapa, vice presi- dent fstandingll and Elda Ramos, representative to the Student Senate. Jumorsl155 Below: Esequiel Reyna and Gayle Richaudg Row 2: Armando Rico and Criselda Riosg Row 3: Jose Rios and Natalia Riosg Row 4: Juanita Rivera and Valerie Rock- well. E Q 3 v v x i Rosalinda Vela and Joe Cantu hand Alicia Mena and Shawn Warden decorations for the baskets Students decorated the gym in red, white, and blue -colors for Homecomin g. 15611 uniors At left: Eloy Rodriquez and Hector Rodriquez: Row 2: Juan J. Rodriquez, Librada Rodriquez, Maria fMolliej Rodriquez, Maricela Rodriquez, Norma Rodriquez and Odilia Rodriquez: Row 3: Olga Rodriquez, Rachel Rodriquez, Debbie Rogers, Sylvia Rosas, Oscar Ruiz, and Sylvia Salas. Bottom: Sam Saldana, Ana Salazar, Johnny Salinas, Juanita Salinas, and Joel Sanchez: Row 2: Olivia San- chez, Olivia Sanchez, San Roman Francisco, Lee Schill and Sylvia Segurag Row 3: Janie Sepuveda, Trice Sherry and Joe Silva. J uniorsf 157 At Right: Bonnie Solether, Emma Soto and Juanita Suarez: Row 2: Gwenyth Thompson, Gerado Tijerina, Marlene Tijerina, Irene Torres, Victoria Torres and Irma Trejo: Row 3: Susie Trevino, Juan Valderas, Joe Luis Valdes, Irene Valdez, Olivia Valdez and Roberto Valdez. 158fJuni0rs Above: Yolanda Valdez, Josue Vargas, Margie Vargas, Robert Vas- quez, Carlos Vasquez and Lupita Vasquez: Row 2: Yolanda Vasquez, Rosalinda Vela, Tomas Vela, Mari- cela Verdin and Belinda Villarreal: Row 3: Blanca Villarreal, Hilda Villarreal and Marcelo Villarreal H' if Row 1: Patty Villarreal, Ann Walker, Shawn Warden, Olga Web- ber, and Jim David Woodg Row 2: Nora Woods, Felipe Ybarra, Matilde Ybarra, Simon Yharra and Hector M. Zamorag At left: Connie Za- vala, Ercilla Zepeda and Kathy Zurlo. Junior class officers, Anthony Covacevich, and Gilbert Cruz help Gloria Leal search for a note. Juniors! 159 Trying on a suede hat at the market in Reynosa is Susan Millhollin, Pan American Student Forum member. Row 1: Gracie Aguierrc, J oe Alanis, Alberto Alcala, Joseph Aleman, Armando Alvarado and Frank Calvaryg Row 2: Virginia Anderson, Raul Arce, Janie Armendariz, Angelica Avalos and Dahila Avalos. 1601 Sophomores At Left: Maria Avila, Ramiro Avila and Alfredo Ayalag Row 22 Tomas Ayala, Frances Baker, Frances Balderas, Israel Balli, Sylvia Barajas and Cheryl Barnettg Row 3: Jose Luis Barron, Carmen Bazan, Sylvia Bazan, Joel Becerra, Rodrigo Becerra and David Benitez. At Left: Luis Benitez, John Blair and Janice Bookout Row 2: Margarita Briones, Connie Bryant, Anna Buen rostro, Jessie Bulnes, Alicia Caceres, and Clara Caceres Row 3: Roel Caceres, Librada Cadena, Leta Callaway Roel Campos, Sylvia Cano and Magda Cantu. Sophomoresf 161 At Right: Diana Alaniz, Teresa Almanza and Armando Alvarado: Row 2: Adalita Arce, Dora Cantu, Yolanda Cantu, Gloria Cardenas, Louisa Cardenas and Manuel Casarezg Row 3: George Castillo, Jesus Castillo, San Juanita Castro, Amelia Cavazos, Antonio Cavazos, and Bobby Cavazos. Above: Frances Cavazos, Blanca Cavazos, Julia Cerda, Victoria Cerda, Manuel Charles, and Blanca Chavez' Row 2: Aida Cisneros, Gary Clemons, Jamie Contreras Carmen Cordero, Alicia Coronado, and Jose Coronado, Row 3: Aracelia Covacevich, Eddie Crist, and Yolanda Cruz. 162fSophomores At left: Estella Cuellar, Noelia Cuellar, and Nora Cuellar, Row 2: Norma Cuellar, Oscar Cuellar, David Davis, Robert Davis, Robert De La Cruz, and Roche De la Rosa, Row 3: Rosalinda De la Rosa, Irene De Leon, Marta Delgado, Ruben Delgado, Efrain Diaz, and Maria Diaz. Above Barry Dickerson R1CHTdO Dominquez, Cindy Eoff Martha Equia Elva Esealon, and Juanita Escamilla Row 2 Minerva Eseobar Felipe Espinosa, Lupita Esparza, Phyllis Etter, Tony Fernandez, and Alberto Flores, Row 3: Linda Flores, Donald Flowers, and Jimmy Ford. Sophomoresf163 At right: Jeanette Fortenberry, Mary Gallardo and Lydia Galvan: Row 2: Rafaela Galvan, Alberto Garcia, Jr., Esperanza Garcia, Hector Garcia, Jose Garcia and Juan Garcia: Row 3: Juanita Garcia, Jtilia Garcia, Martha Garcia, Nedia Garcia, Richard Garcia and Teresa Garcia. Above: Linda Garnett, Roy Garrett, Amelia Garza, Isabel Garza, Jaime Garza and Janie Garza: Row 2: Melba Garza, Yolanda Garza, Frank Gomez, Yolanda Gomez, Gilbert Gonzalez and Maggie Gonzalez: Row 3: Robert Gorham, Wayne Gossett and Alberto Gracia. 164fSophomo1-es At left: Elicia Gracia, Russell Gray and John Greeng Row 2: Margaret fPeggyj Groves, Diana Guajardo, Viola Guzman, Jack Hales, Albert Hanks, and Lola Harrisong Row 3g David Heck, Jose Hernandez, Mario Hernandez, Mary Hernandez, Noelia Hernandez and Roberto Her- nandez. Above: Robert Hrnners, Evon Hobart, Sally Holley, Patsy Houser, Joe Jasso and Donnie Johnsong Row 2 Candace fCanclyj jones, Stephen Jones, Kathie Kelly, Laural King, Sandra Lacy and Kermit Lancaster, Row 3 Espiridion Landeres, and Barbara Lansford. Sophomoresf 1 65 At Right: Rene Leal, Martina Ledesma and Rumalda Loerag Row 21 Ramiro Longoria, Antonio Lopez, lrma Lopez, Maricela Lopez, Francisco Lopez, and Luis Lopczg Row 3: Elsa Lozano, Leonicio Lozano, Emma Luera, ,Iuvenal Luna, Lilie Magana, and Francisco Maldonado. Above: Rosalinda Maldonado, Viairiz Maldonado, Juan Margo, Gonzalo Marin, Mario Marques, and Maria Marquezg Row 2: Adelina Marroquin, Glen Martin, Aurelio Martinez, Dalia Marijnez, Elma Martinez, and Evangelina Martinez, Row 3: Gilda Martinez, Letecia Martinez, and Minerva Martinez. 166fSophomores At Left: Natalie Martinez, Neal Massey, and Amador Matag Row 2: Nelson Mattar, David McDaniel, Walter McFarland, Robert McNabney, Elida Medrano, and Robert Meaveg Row 3: Daniel Medrano, Felipa Me- drano, Juanita Medrano, Adam Mejorado, Frances Me- lendez,and Gloria Mena. Above: Eleazar Mendez, Mary Meza, SUSHI1 Milllwllifl, Belia Molina, Joe Molina, and Rosalinda Molinag Row 2: Gregory Montalvo, Rolando Montano, Andy Moore, Kathy Morgan, Margarita Morina, and Jens Mortenseng Row 3: Laura Mundell, Sylvia Ociiva, and Sylvia Olivarez. Sophomoresl167 At Right: Livia Ortega, Ruben Ortega, and Ermelinda Ortiz: Row 2: Frances Ozuna, Hilda Ozuna, Pedro Ozuna, Bryce Panzer, Tommy Parker, and Javier Paz: Row 3: Dora Pena, Juan Pena, Rosa Pena, Silverio Pena, Noe Peralez, and Irene Perez. Above: Juan Perez, Marian Perez, Joe Pina, Carolyn Plank, Terry Polvado, and Terry Purl: Row 2: Alma Quintero, Armando Ramirez, Richard Ramirez, Rufino Ramos, and Nancy Randolph: Row 3: Carlos Reyes, Enrique Reyes, and Nicolasa Reyes. 168fSophomores At Left: Noe Rico, Consuelo Rico, and Delia Riosg Row 2: Gloria Rios, Omar Rios, Alicia Rivera, juan Rivera, Robert Robledo, and Belinda Robles, Row 32' Lfflicia Robles, Reynaldo Robles, Antonio Rodriquez, Eliberto Rodriquez, Galindo Rodriquez, and Javier Rodriquez. Above: Leo Rodriquez, Oralia Rodriquez, Santiago Rodriquez, Virginia Rodriquez, Estella Rosas, and Rosa Rubiog Row 2: Daniel Ruiz, Joe Ruiz, Juan Salazar, Juanita Salazar, Alma Salinas, and Inez Salinasg Row 3: Pete Salinas, Arcilia Sanchez, and Ruben Sanchez. Sophomoresf 169 At Right: Robert Samudio, Pedro Sepulveda, and Ricardo Sepulveda: Row 2: Juan Serna, Armando Silva, Baldemar Silva, Israel Silva, Juan Silva, and Irma Solis: Row 3: Lucio Solis, Sandra Sosa, Martha Steger, Diana Suarez, Eluterio Suarez, and Frances Suarez. Q MZ Ad. 1 WM 154 'dh' Above: Rodolfo Saurez, Armando Tafolla, Sandra Thormahlen, Robert Tijerina, David Tisdale, and Jesse Torres: Row 2: Robert Torres, Ishmael Tovar, Criselda Trevino, Susie Trevino, Susie Trevino, and Arthur Tullisg Row 3: Judy Valderas, Maria Valdez, and Ricardo Valdez. 170lSophomores At Left: Roy Valdez, Uvense Valdez, and Adolfo Valladaresg Row 2: Beth Vance, Isabel Vargas, Juanita Vargas, Laura Vasquez, Lupe Vasquez, and Rosalinda Vasquez: Row 3: Eliazar Vela, Jose Vela, Beatrice Vera, George Vera, Chris Vidales, and Estella Villareal. Above: Homer Villareal, Jeanet Villareal, Rosa Villareal Lucy Wilson, Steve Wilson, and Gilda Wise: Row 2 Dorothy Wolfe, Odet Zammaron, Agustin Zamhrang Linda Zamorang, Margarita Zamorana, and Virginia Zapata: Row 3: Ludiuina Zavola, Diane Zepeda, Leon ola Zepeda. Sophomoresf 1 71 At right: Ramon Vela freshman class president and Kris Lancaster, freshman representative, chat over the results of a class meeting. Below: Discussing reports for a freshman class meeting are Javier Lopez, boy representativeg Roland G onz alez, representative-at-largeg Esmeralda Lopez, treasurerg and Roland R0flI'iqL1CZ, viQe-preSide1f1L Not shown is Elvia Caballero, secre- tary. Portraits: Allen Aaron, Mary Allen, Sergio Almaraz, Rosa Hilda Alva- rez, Belia Arce and Ricardo Arceg Row 2: Rosa Linda Avalos, Martina Balli, Allison Banks, Esmeralda Bautista, Chris Beasley and Estella Belmarez. At top julian Benavides Joan Bennett and Caryl Blair Row 2 Donna Bletsch Debra S Brebner Holly Bryant Richard Bullion Adellna Bustlllos and Mary Elena Bustlllos Row 3 Elvla Caballero Bella Imelda Campos Davld Canales johnny Canclno Magdalena Cano and Carlos Cantu Above: Elida Cantu, Enedelia Cantu, Uvaldo Cantu, Timmy Cardenas, and Carol Cardenasg Row 2: Ann A. Carmichael, Omar Carreon, Gilbert Casares, Hermelinda Casares, Estella Castaneda, and Robert Castrog Row 3: Oralia Cavazos, Alma Cedillo and Daniel Chapa. Freshmen! 173 At right: Jose Chapa, Noelia Chaeon, and Jose Charles' Row 2: Alejandro Contreras, Sandra Contreras, Connie Cook, Olga Cordero, Adrian Correa, and Lucille Cross Row 3: Ruben Cruz, Elvira Cuellas, Hilda Cuellar Irma Cuellar, Jose Cuellar, and Maria de la Luz Cuellar Xl 5 Above: Noemi Cuellar, Raul de la Fuente, Emilia de la Garza, Esperanza De la Garza, Estella de la Rosa, and Manuel De los Santosg Row 2: Abram Desiga, Joe Design Noelia Diaz, Scot Donalson, Norma Eljzondo, and onald Engleg Row 3: Linda Eoff, Santos Espinoza and Arnoldo Flores. 1741 Freshmen t x At left: Belen Flores, Irene Flores, and Ismael Flores: Row 2: Juan Flores, Lupe Flores, Sammy Fuentes, Marvin Fuller, Alma Garcia, and Catalina Garcia: Row 3: Cynthia Garcia, Dionicia Garcia, Irma Garcia, Javier Garcia, Johnny Garcia, and Johnny Garcia. Above: Mary Elva Garcia, Norma Linda Garcia, Rosa- linda Garcia., Theresa Garcia, Cheryl Denise Garrett and Steven Garrett: Row 2: Alfonso Garza, Bertha Garza, Blas Garza, Elva Garza, Judith Lynn Garza and Leandro Garza: Row 3: Raul Garza, Ruben Garza and Oklieia fOkiej Givilancz. Freshmen! 175 At right: Martin Goeser, Arturo Gonzales and Baltazar Gonzalezg Row 2: Daniel Gonzales, Estella Gonzales, Ramon Gonzales, Aida Gonzalez, Guillermo Gonzales and Rolando Gonzalezg Row 3: Cathy Groves, Delia Guajardo, Gracie Guajardo, Herminia Guajardo, Ruben Guajardo and Virginia Guin. Above: Mary Herrera, Guadalupe Hinojosa, Thelma Hinojosa, Paula Hinners, Alicia Hernandez and Rene Hernandezg Row 2: Sylvia Hernandez, Ricardo Hernan- dez, Maricela Hernandez, San Juanita Hernandez Federico Hernandez and Ellen Hanseng Row 3: Robert Haddock, Cindy Hoeller and Mike Horn. 176lFreshmen At left: Debbie Huefner, Thelma Huerta and Rhon Ishmael: Row' 2: JenniferJames, Sylvia Jimenez, Craig B. Jenkines, Donna Johnson, Dana R. Jones and Penelope Jones: Row 3: Guadalupe Juarez, Karen Houser, Cindy Key, Bruce King, Jesse Koester and Nicolas Lamas. Above: Kay Lancaster, Kris Lancaster, Rosalinda Latigo, Daniel Leal, Janie Leal and Robert Lealg Row 2 Kathy Loggans, Vance Longlois, Anna Maria Lopez Carlos Lopez, Esmeralda Lopez and Felix Lopez: Row 3: Javier Lopez, Juanita Lopez and Pedro Lozano. Freshmen 177 At right: Ramiro Lozano, Damon Jack Lyles and Velsa Maldonado, Row 2: Rosie Mancias, Gary Manning, Leti Marquez, Kristy Marshall, Artemio Martinez and Fidel Martinezg Row 3: Joe Martinez, Julian Martinez, Marga- rita Martinez, Raul Martinez, Roy Martinez and Susie Mariinez. E Above: Victor Martinez, Yolanda Martinez, Manuel Mata, Ruben Mata, Martha Mattar, Scott McFarling and Peggy McNabneyg Row 2: Dalia Medrano, Esther Me- drano, Row 3: Estella Mendoza, Fehronio Meza and Luis Rey Meza. 1781 Freshmen At left: Dora Mejia, Luis Rey Meza, and Carla Michalk: Row 2: Ramon Montalvo, Veronica Montano, Lasaro Montes, Lucy Montes, Dow Moore and Pamela Myers: Row 3: Sandra Myers, Bobby Nichols, Josie Nieto, Noelda Namato, Venus Oaks, and Rosie Olague. Above: Arturo Ortiz, Eva Ortiz, Guadalupe Ortiz Ludivina Ortiz, Mary Ann Ortiz, and Delicia Ozuna Row 2: Oscar Ozuna, Jaime Padilla, Kathy Parker Sherry Parker, Gerardo Paz and Orlando Pedrazag Row 3: George Pena, Hilda Pena and Jeanie Pena. Freshmenf179 Right: Rosa Pena, Delia Pequena, and Estella Peralez Row 2: Frances Perez, Israel Perez, Kenneth Perkins David Pheanis, Jim Pitts and Julia Lupita. Above: Candy Quintero, Alicia Ramirez, Antonio Ra- mirez, Hipolito Ramirez, Juanita Ramirez and Lupito Ramirez: Row 2: Minerva Ramirez, Minerva J. Ramirez, Sylvia Ramon, Camilo Ramos, Johnny Ramos and Rita Ramos: Row 3: Berta Reyes, Hilda Reyes and Juan Reyes. 1801 Freshmen At left: Judy Reyes, Ruben Reyes, and Dalia Reyna, Row 2: Rosie Reyna, Livia Rico, Blanco Rios, Daniel Rios, Dora Rios, and Elvia Rios, Row 3: Isabel Rios, Jose Rios, Lucia Rios, Diane Rivera, Maria Rivera, and Robert Rivera. Above Michael Roark Ruben Robledo lmolando Robles Delrna Rodrlquez Dlana Rodriquez and Eloy Rodriquezg Row 2: Guadalupe Rodriquez, Manuela Rodriquez, Margarita Rodriquez, Roland Rodriquez, Rosa Rodriquez, and Santiago Rodriquezg Row 3: Ricardo Rojas, Rosauro Romero and Ernestina Roque. Freshmen! 181 At right: Linda Rosales, Seferino Rosales, and Marsha Russell: Row 2: Dora Salinas, Viola Salinas, Ruben Saldano, Alfredo Salinas, Irene Salinas and Josie Salinas Row 3: Nelda Salinas, Rosalinda Salinas, Aida Sanchev Ceasar Sanchez, Martina Sanchez and Rosie Sanchez. Above: San Juanita Sanchez, Genorera Sauceda, Jack Schulze, Ronald Scott, Hector Segundo and Estela Segurag Row 2: Cynthia Sepulveda, Esperanza Sepulve- da, Michael Shows, Shirley Silkwood, Guillermino Silva and Jose Silva: Row 3: Kent Solether, Mary Solis and Palmira Solis. 132fFreshmen At left Rosaho Sohs Juanita Soto and Bobby Stanford Bow 2 Bertha Suarez Sandra Suarez Francisco fafolla Emma Tamez Davld Taylor and Edelmlro Thompson Row 3 Ben Thurmond Juanita Torres Sylvia Torres Diana Tovar Peggy Treadaway and Guillermo Trejo. Above: Salvador Trejo, Alicia Trevino, Esther Trevino, johnny Trevino, Ninfa Trevino and Felecitas Trevinog Row 2: Gloria Valadez, Adela Valdez, Mary Lou Valdez, Ramiro Valdez, Yolanda Valdez and Minerva Varelag Row 3: Alicia Vargas, Olga Vasquez and Sylvia Vasquez. Freshmen! 183 At right: Carlos Vela, Dalia Vela and Ramon 2: Paul Velasques, Susan Veltman, jaci Vers Villarealg Row 3: Olga Villareal, Melissa Wa Rusty Warden 2 184fFreshmen Velag Row er, Andrew ggoner and Above: Doug Wells, Roy Woods, Mary Ybarra, Margo York, Noe Zamora and James Zapatag Row 2: George Zepeda. We, Together, Through work Q skill and effort Gained recognition pride and honor. Yet Now we part I go Q To join my future Or return To touch these paths again. Acknowledgement . Julian Mendoza Terry Holman Valley Morning Star Valley Evening Monitor for special football photographs Classesl185 AARON,HAL FFA, election committee, 4-H president, lst area FFA radio broadcasting, 2nd FFA district broadcasting. ALDAVA, MARIA VICTORIA Certificate of scholastic achieve- ment, 2 years, Y-Teens, FHA, National Press Anthology, essay, poetry, volleyball intramurals. ALLEN, JOHN B. Ist division UIL solo 81 ensemble contest, Band, stage Band, Phi- Chem-Bi, slide rule, number sense. ALMARAZ, GEORGE Catholic War Veterans Scholar- ships, Who's Who among Amencan High School Students, certificate of scholastic achieve- ment, NSPA journalism award, PASF, Press Club, Art Club, debate, team captain, La Palma, UIL speech, Panther Cart Club, Purple Pride staff, technical advi- sor, publications, San Antonio state speech tournament, student activities conference, UIL journal- ism workshop: PASF state conven- tion, Choir, speech team, persua- sive, impromptu, informative in UIL speech: Bible reading, extem- poraneous speaking, 3rd district: number sense, Pan American Day program, Hi-Life, special assistant, ILPC Speech St Drama Club, McAllen music clinic. APARICIO, SALOME R. DECA, parliamentarian. ARMENDARIZ, JUAN DECA. ARREDONDO, DAVID lligh ranking boy, science fair grand champion senior, physical division, finalist to International Science Fair, scni or representative, Press Club, Speech Sr Drama Club, Phi-Chem-Bi, dramaties, 2nd debate, honors English l, III, IV, Marine Military Academy, out- standing student award in chemis- try, geometry, world history, physical education, Drum and Bugle Corps, chemistry, team captain, La Palma. BALDERAS, ELENA DECA, powder puff. BARKER, BRUCE Rotary International leadership award, Bobby Lackey award, Babe Ruth sportsmanship award, Who's Who among American High School Students, Outstanding Teenager of America, Outstanding American lligh School Student, Mr. WHS, junior class president, sophomore class president, scho- lastic achievement award, lst team all-district football: 2nd team all district, Key Club, Purple Panther Club: Phi-Chem-Bi, Press Club, Band, Student Advisory Commit- tee, chairman, Drug Seminar dele- gate, sophomore class favorite, junior class favorite, junior class president, service pin award: track, senior talent show, Farm Bureau Democracy Seminar, delegate, publications, La Palma, Ili-Life, special assistant, powder puff cheerleader, 3 years, IllL typing contest, slide rule, llidalgo County Citizenship Conference, senior delegate, B-team football, fresh- man basketball team, Letterrnanis Club, NSPA journalism award, UIL journalism workshop, South Texas Press Day. BECERRA, JUANA ICT, FHA, BLANCO, FLOHA ESTELLA Honor graduate, French Club, 186i Senior Achievements Senior Achievements vice-president, junior class see- retary, scholastic achievement, PASF chairman and voting dele- gate, music clinic at McAllen. CABALLEKO, AGUSTIN Woodworking, ICT, two years. CAMPOS, HECTOR National Essay award, DECA, representative. cANO,JAN1E Pep Squad, 3 years, FIIA, DE, vice-president, senior class treas- urer. CANON, NANCY Scholastic achievement award, honors English III 81 IV, track, 2 years, VICA, secretary, powder puffgnotebook contest, lst. CANTU, ORALIA Pep Squad, FHA, DECA. CARRANZA, BEATRIS Classroom Teachers Association Scholarship, Related math I award, scholastic achievement award, Pep Squad, senior class girl representative, Student Senate, basketball intramurals. CASAKES, ADELA DECA. CASTANEDA, LUCILA Art Club. CASTANEDA, ROLANDO Athletics, DECA. COONROD, VALERIE Key Club Scholarship CRIST, CARRIE SUE ITS, charter member, scholarship to University of Kansas art work- shop, Edwards S: Company, HAS You Like lt , honors English IV, Student Senate representative, Speech and Drama Club, Press Club, secretary, Y-Teens, PASF, Art Club, duct acting, lst, San Benito, l'l.M. King, basketball intramurals, lst, Spanish II proj- ect, FllA irepresentative, powder puff, prom decoration committee, basketball, Weslaco queen's con- test, one-act play, Who's Who in dramatics. CRUZ, RAUL Music scholarship, lst division UIL solo and ensemble, lst divi- sion UIL twirling solo, one-act play, all-star east member, district, regional, UIL 9th grade band, Band, Speech and Drama Club, ITS, French Club, ,junior Histori- an, Phi-Chern-Bi, senior talent show, sing out, assistant director one-act play,seience fair. CUELLAR, CARMI-TN Weslaco princess, Cover Girl, Ist runner-up, science fair, powder puff, basketball, volleyball intra- murals, Y-Teens, GAA, FIIA, Speech and Drama Club, Pep Squad, representative, VICA, Press Club. DE LEON, ELIDA Y-Teens, VICA, sweetheart, reporter. DIC LEON, LYDIA NOKA Medical records scholarship, PHA, Press Club, OEA, treasurer. DIAZ, ISMAEL ICT, FFA. EDWARDS, BRUCE llonors English Ill and IV, Phi- Chem-Bi, vice-president, presi- dent, Hi-Life, Press Club, Student Senate, Band: committee to improve Student Senate, ILPC convention, election commission. er. ESCOBAR, YOLANDA Pep Squad, FHA, ICT. FERNANDEZ, JULIANA tj ULIEJ Quill St Scroll, SS,tate featurette writing, Ist, Rotary International leadership award, varsity, B-team cheerleader, Hi-Life, sports editor, Press Club, secretary, FHA, vice- -president: Pep Squad, GAA, Junior Historian, powder puff, basketball, volleyball intramurals, lst, fl-H, secretary, reporter, Miss WHS, Outstanding American lligh School Student, basketball sweet- heart, 1970 Bluebonnet Girls State delegate, police chiefgjunior class favorite, Cover Girl, finalist, 1969 all cotton style show, 2nd, ILPC, perfect attendance award, 3 years, Whos Who among Ameri- can High School Students, UIL feature, editorial, headline writing, South Texas Press Day, Weslaco queen's contest. FLO RES, G RACI ELA Weslaco Jaycee Scholarship. FLORES, MARY STELLA Band 2 years, Speech 81 Drama Club, OEAQ FHA, secretary. FLORES, VIOLETA CASTILLO FHA: OEA. FLOWERS, CHARLES lllilfl-'KEY UEFFJ Speech 81 Drama Club, tennis learn. FORD, PEGGY District track meet, lst, pep squad, Y-Teens, committee chair- man, Arl Club, Phi-Chem-Bi, FHA, powder puff, GAA, track, basketball, sing out, Los Tres Osos , Press Club, basketball clinic, FTA, finalist is district, regional, dt stale track meet, Weslaco queen's contest, Ameri- can Heritage, La Palma, llidalgo County Youth Show, lst. FOX, RUTH OEA PHASE, MELISSA Blue jean queen, Varsity cheer- leader 2 years, freshman cheer- leader, B-team cheerleader, GAA, FIIA, Whois Who among Ameri- can High School students. GARCIA, LUCIANO ,IIL DECA, lC'l', senior play,job inter- viewing area DECA convention, 1st,DECA state convention. GARCIA, NOEMI Y-Teens, senior talent show. GARCIA, XAVIER DECA,junior Historianlz football, track, state DECA marketing, lst. GARZA, DEBORAH fDebbiej Spanish Scholarship State-Spanish American, lst division solo and ensemble, PASF, Junior Histori- anl ltandl- Student Senate repre- sentative, Phi-Chem-Iii, Speech 84 Drama Club, Press Club, freshman favorite, Los Tres Osos , best actor award, most likely to suc- ceed, one-act play, member of all-star east, Who's Who' among American High School Students, ITS. GARZA, ROl3EIt'l'O VICA, PASF, Band, senior talent show, VICA, parliamentarian. GARZA, VALERIE junior Historians, OEA, powder puff, National Press Anthology and Essay, scholastic achievement award, Spanish l award. GLACE, VICKIE Scholastic achievement award, Spanish I award. GONZALEZ, JOY Pep Squad, OEA GOSSETT, BILLY RAY llonors English III 81 IV, UIL typing contest, Quill 81 Scroll, Key Club, secretary: Press Club, Letter- rnan's Club, football, basketball, track, Purple Panthers Club, Phi- Chem-Bi, Hi-Life, Who's Who Among American High School Students. GUAJARDO, CRISELDA Y-Teens, FHA GUESS, SHANNON Y-Teens, president, Pep Squad, Phi-Chem-Bi, Art Club, Press Club, powder puff, FHA, varsity basket- ball, basketball clinic, GAA, Key Club sweetheart, sing oul, flag girl, freshman, B-team cheerleader, publications. IIANSEN, DALE Physics scholarship, North Texas State University, lst division solo and ensemble contest, Tri-M, Band, vice-president, Phi-Chem-Bi, all-state Band, all-valley Band. HENRY, ELIZABETH ANN Salutatorian, Student Senate Scholarship, Band area award, certificate of scholastic achieve- ment, outstanding student in Spanish I, Rotary jacket, honors English III St IV, UIL solo Sl ensemble contest, 4 years, UIL twirling con lest div. I, NHS, presi- dent, Band, drum major, twirler, Band Council, PASF, secretary, Speech 5: Drama Club, Y-Teens, Phi-Chem-Bi, UIL poetry interpre' lation and dramatic reading, Stu- dent Senate, devotional chairman, talent show, sing out, ITS, District 13 Farm Bureau queen, Band sweetheart, Weslaco princess, llomeeoming chairman, Blue- bonnet Girls slate, alternate, Tri- M, Who's Who among American High School Students. HERNANDEZ, JULIA DECA, poetry award in English. l-IOELLER, DOROTHEA SHARON Betty Crocker award, honors English Ill St IV, Pep Squad, Y-Teens, GAA, FHA, vice-presi- dent, state representative, Art Club, sing out, powder puff, short- hand, lst district, Y-Teen of the Year, Hidalgo County Youth Show,5th. KALLIO, KAY FFA. KELLER, LINDA GAA, OEA, Pep Squad, basket- ball, manager, tennis, powder puff, Weslaco quecn's contest. KELLY,GAlL,IUNE Pep Squad, treasurer, Y-Teens, sing out, basketball manager, Weslaco qucen's contest. KOENIC, PANELA Press Clubzjunior Historian,0EA. UILA. LEAMER, KEITH WAYNE Scholastic achievement honor graduate, honors English Ill Sz IV, UIL district typing, lst Quill and Scroll, Key Club, vice- president, Press Club, Letterman's Clllhi Phi-Chem-Bi, Student Sen- ate, parliamentarian, Student Advisory Committee, FTA, sing out, UIL district journalism meet, alternate, Boyus State, basketball award, captain, Who's Who among Arr can High School Students, basketball team 3811-district tourney in basketball at Wesl Seguin, Mission, NHS. LOPEZ, CELIA OEA LOPEZ, GUILLERMO Rotary Club Scholarship, DE! DE, president, l'li-Life. LOPEZ, VICTORIA ICT, FHA. LOZANO, ESTELA OEA. LUERA, PRUDENCIO Industrial Arts Club, president. MAGAN A, JO E Lulac Scholarship. MALDONADO, MIGUEL DECA, parliamentarian, vice-pri dent, DECA honorable menti area IV display. MA RTINEZ, Jesus VOE, parliainentar'ian10EA IVIARTINEZ, ONEIDA Scholastic achievement awa French Club, FHA. MASSEY, CLEVE AFL scholarship, state VICA pt lie speaking, grand champii physical division science fair, I division solo UIL band, Sou Texas Press Association, vice-pre dent, UIL district journalism con test, alternate, honors English lll Xt IV, VICA convention, ITS, Whois Who among High School Students, freshman class, presi- dent, Phi-Chem-Big Band, presi- dent. MENDEZ, ALMA OEA. MONTALVO, HECTOR American Legion award, scholastic achievement award, B-team bas- ketball, varsity football, senior class vice-president, PASF, Purple Panther Club, Press Club, slide rule, B-team track, UIL typing, most handsome, Lil' Abner, pow- der puff cheerleader, valentine contest, UIL typing, lst district, Who's Who among American High School Students. lVlOHA,El.VA UIL Typing, 2nd district, 2nd regional, 5Lh slate, OEA, La Palma. MORA, YOLANDA GRANADOS VICA. MOKENA, .l0SE ANGEL Science fair, DECA lV conference, lst, OEA, historian, tumbling team, DECA unit ll, vicc-presi- dent. MORROW, RIIETT Football, golf, Edinburg golf tour- nament, lst, Letterman's Club. NIDEVER, CRAIG Kiwanis Club Scholarship, PASF, tumbling team, most original Latin American costume, OGLEVEE, CHARITY Honor graduate, Parent Teacher Association Scholarship, American Legion award, Honors English Ill dt IV, scholastic excellence award! DAR good citizenship award, 2 years, Pep Squad, president, PASF, Y-Teens, Drama Club, GAA, FTA, Weslaco queens con- test, Bluebonnct Girl's State alter- nateg girl's basketball tcamg girl's tennis tcamg physical division science fair, lslg Who's Who among American High School Students. ORTIZ, MARTHA Junior Service League Scholarship, Quill 81 Scrollg Whcfs Who Among American High School Studenlsi Junior liisturiang Pep Squad, par- Iiamcntariang Press Clubg La Palma, ussisiant edilorg Hi-Lifcg Purple Pride, co-editor, lalerit showg ILPC convention, 2 ycarsg ILPC wurkshopg Honors English III 81 IVQ Weslaco quecn's contest Science Fziirg baskeiball, volleyball intramurals. PADILLA, SALVADOR Junior Service League Scholarship, Science fair: local 2nd, regional lst, 3rd: Phi-Chem-Bi: Student Senate, election commissioner. PANZER, KEVIN Scholarship Southwcslern Univer- sityg Key Clubg Phi-Chem-Big debate. PENA, FLOH ESTISLLA Weslaco Lulac scholarship, OEA. PENA, NORA IQLVA Pep Squad, FHA. PENA, ROBERTO ICT. PEREZ, CARMEN Y-Teensg FHAQ senior class sm-:crcv taryg Nalional Essay Press uontcsl awardg buskclhall inirammurzxls. PEREZ, ESPERANZA job interviewing, honorable men- tion area conteslg sales demonstra- tion flstj area conlcslg Speech K Drama Clubg FHA1 DECA, secre- laryg DECA, sweelhcartg Y-Teensg Weslaco queeifs contest. PEREZ, VIRGINIA Pep Squadg French Clubg FHM presidcntg junior Historian, secre- tary. FINA, ALICIA Freshman duchessg FHA, vice- presidenlg DECA, himloriang Y- Teensg Weslaco quL'cn's cunlestg senior talent show, POR'I'EH,JEANNIE Basketball, volleyball, lrackg Pup Squadg Fl-IAQ GAAQ Speech 81 Drama Clubg Choirg Art Club. PURL, DA VID UIL Typing, lst district, 2nd regional, 6th staleg FFAQ co-op agriculture, presidenlg LL-H, council dzflegaleg FFA leadership contesl, 2nd district, lst area V, 9111 slate. QUESADA, j UANIT N U ANIEQ Y-Tcensg FHA, lrcusurerg DECAQ Weslaco quecnus conlcsi. RAINEYJACQIIELYNE CJACKIEJ Honor gradualcp malh awardg honors English lll K IVQ Isl divi- sion UIL twirling uuscinhlug clari- net solog cluriricl choirg clnrirlel cnsemhleg PASFQ Y-Tecnsg NHS, secreluryg Speech SL Drama Clubg Bandg Choir councilg Cordcllhg sing oulg Weslaco princessg senior talent showg I-'ASF siyle showg prom decurulion commillcug UIL typing conlffstg lwirlcrg scholarship grant, Midwestern music: and url camp: high ranking bulcmnuri achievcmcnlg UIL Choir contest: soprano soloislg Farm Bureau democracy seminar dclegateg Edwards SL Companyg Tri-Mg Who's Who among Arncrican High School Students. RAKESTRAW, GARY Quill S1 Scrollg Hi-Life, erlilorg Key Cluhg Press Cluhg UIL ncwswril- ing, Zndg UIL lie-adlim: wriling, 3rdg ILPCL Studcnl Advisory commitlecg golfg tenuisg honors English IH. RAMIHEZJOE Scholastic achievement uwurdg TIISPA, sports wrilingg UIL work- shopg Press Clubg NHS, lreasurvrg Hi-Life. REYES, MARIA M. VICA RIVERA, MDA OEA ROARK, ANNA JAMIECE 4JAM1l3y Speech award. Isl slallwg drama scholarship Ouachita Baptist Uni- versilyg UIL poetry inlcrprzctalion, 2nd regionalg PASF, prcsidcmg ITS, prcsidcntg Y-'fccnsg Press Cluhg Pep Squadl Civic Thculreg Outstanding High School Student of Americng Uutstanding Teenager of Americug one acl play cast, lst rcgionulg Wh0's Who among Amvr- iczin High School Sludenlsg Whifs Who in dramalics. RODRIGUEZ, ILSPIZRANZA Pup Squadg ORA, vice-prusidmzntg senior lulent show. RODRIGUEZ, ROUOLFOJK. Athletics, lrackg industrial urls, regional finalist. ROGERS, EVELYN GAAQ Pcp Squadg Speech Sz Dra- ma Clubg Y-Tecnsg sludunt cunn- cilg varsity hnskclbullg lcmiisq girl's omlion, 4thgjunior class trmrasiirur. ROMERO, FRANCISCO Spanish award book. RUIZ, LUPE FFA. RUSSELL, DAVID M. NHS honor grziduateg scholarship Southern Methodist Universilyg Texas All-State Choirg Isl division solo fi cnscmhleg junior Histori- cang Choir' student Dircclorg Out- dnnding American High School Student, King High School out- standing choral studcntg Bucca- nccr Music Festival, lst division solo Sz enscmbleg Tri-Mg Whlfs Who among American High School Studcnls. SEPULVEDA, ROBERT Crown Zcllerhach Foundation Scholarship, CPXIL scholarship in business adminislratirmg honor graduateg scholastic :ichicvcmrnlg exccrlleuce uwardsg honors English III SL IVQ alternate district journal- ism UIL cunluslg UIL fualurr: wril- ing, 3rd3 literary awurdg outstand- ing student in journalisrng NSPA Golf Star Cub reporter awardp Student Serials, vice-prcsidenlg Ili-Life, sports editor, assistant cdiwrg La Palma stuffy NHSgPrf:ss Cluhg junior class representative: Sous of American Revolution out- standing cilizcn awurdg Outstand- ing American High School Stu- dcntg ILPCQ AXZM journalism workshupg drug conference Uni- versity of Texasg Student Advisory Commilteeg Quill Sl Scrullg fresh- man fuotball, haiskellxull, lrnckg senior talent show, master of ccrc- monies, slalc PASF convention, voting dclc-gatcgWho's Who among American High School Studenls. SILVA, ,IUANITA VICA. SILVA, VIRGINIA GAAQ varsity vollcyballg OEAg powder puffg National Press Anthology 69-703 fn-slunan class lreusurerg Press Clubg Phi-Chem-Big sing out. SMITH, RICHARD Science fair, Srdg Isl division UIL solo Sz ensumbleg Bzmrlg Choirq Spccnh SL Drama Clubg tennis, one acl play cast, lsl regional. SOLIS, ABEL Parc nl-Teachers Assouiu lion Scholarship. SOLIS, ROSA MARIA OEAQ sunior lulent show, make-up commillce. STANFORD, DIANNE FTA, junior Historian: GAA, rriariagmfrg sing outg Pep Squadg Weslaco quecrfs contcsl, top 101 ORA. TALHEKT, RANDY Four sport lcltcrman, athletic scholarship Texas Christian Uni- versity, Kcy Club, trcasurcrg Lel- termaifs Cluhg Purple Panther Cluhg Phi-Chem-Big Isl football team all-district, 2 ycarsg sciuncc fair, lslg baskr:tba.llg traclxg baso- ball, Whcfs Who among American lligh School Sludenls. VALDEZ, YOLANDA IJECAQ FHA. VERSER, DEBBY Honor gradualc, honor scholarship Texas Wnmerfs Universilyg Quill SL Scrollg Rotary jackelg health uwardg world history uwardl DAR history awurdg ILPCQ Pep Squadg NIISQ PASF, vice-prcsidcnig slate PASF convention, voting delegate! Lu Palma, cditorg Hi-Life, assistant ediwr, photographerg Press Club, prcsidenlg Y-Tecnsg 0uLstanding American Iligh Studcntsg Weslaco que-sc-:ri's conlcslg freshman class representative, Miss Pan Americang scholarship Universidad Interl nacional, basketball intramrmlrulsQ Speech 81 Drama Clubg sludenl activity conference at ASLI: Who's Who among American High School Sludcritsg UIL stale adver- tising, lst, Zndg THSPA, photogra- phy, 3rdg AXLM workshop, photog- raphy, Zndg South Texas Press Duyg UIL allcrnale spelling, fea- ture wrilingg scholastic achieve- ment nwardg PASI' slylc showy prom decoration cummittccg lop 1 percent in nation, Spanish. VILLARREAL, MARIA FHA: DEC A. WADDELL, DEBRA ANN Honor gruduateg Parenl Teacher Association Scholarship, outstand- ing girl alhlcleg honors English IVQ All-Tournzunerit guardg varsity bas- kclball, vnllcyhnllg GAAQ Y-Tecnsg PASF3 powder puffg football swcvthearlg B-team, freslirnan chccrlcaderg Weslaco queexfs con- tvstg Pep Squadg basketball cliniug outstanding gunrdg delegate to Hidalgo County Farm Bureau Citi- zenship sorninarg Los Tres Osusf' Whu's Who among American High School Students. WADDELL, DIANA LYNN Valediclorizmg Parent Teacher Association Scholarship, Bubc Ruth Sportsmanship awurdg hon- ors English Ill K IVQ sclmlaslic nxccllencc award, All-Tourmb mcntg basketball all-districig Pup Squadq PASFQ Y-Tcensg NHS, var- sity baskclbull, volleyball, football swlselhcarlg Bluehonncl Gir1's Slaleg frcslmian, B-team chccr- leudffrg powder puffg Weslaco quucnys curitestg CAA, rcpresunla- livcg Wl1o's Who among American High School sludcnls. WEBER, RICHARD Honors English lllg Key Club: l0m1iS, Cnplilifla buskmhall: PASF: singout. WHITLEY, MARLEE Pep Squadp Y-Teens, sccrclury: varsity fliezidj, B-team, freshman clicerlmillcrg GAAQ FHAQ FTAL sophomore llumccoming duchcss, freshman alternate duuhcss, l970 princcssg basketball: lrackg lemiisg most beautiful, Outstanding American High Studcntg Who's Who Among American lligh School Students. WILSON, CHRIS ITSQ speech tournament, firmlistg scienuu fair, 3rdg Speech SL Drama Cluhg Press Cluhg PASFQ lcnnisg Hi-Life, nd manager. YBARRA, DA VID ICT. YORK, DOUG Science fair, 3rdg radio broadcast, lst ull-Vallnry, 2nd regionali athlet- ics manugcrg Drama SL Speech Clubg FFAQ senior play. Senior Achievementsl187 Cardenas, Guada upe, 134 KEY T0 ARBREVIATIONS CVAE, Coordinated Vocational Academic Education: DE, Distributive Educationg DECA, Distributive Educ-ation Clubs of America: FFA, Fut11re Farmers of America: Fl1A, Future llomemakers ol' America: FTA, Future Teachers of America, GAA, Girls Athletie ftssociationg ICT, Industrial Cooperative Training, NHS, National llonor Societyg PASF, l'ar1 American Student Forum, l'lL, University lnterscholastie Leagucg VlCA, Vocational lndustrial Clubs of America, VUE, Vocational Office Er1ucation,l'1'S, international Thespian Soeietyg Tri-M, Nlodern Nlusic Blasters: THSPA, Texas High School Press Association, NSPA, National Scholastic Press Association, lLl'C, Intcrscholastic League Press Conference, OEA, Office Educa- tion Clubs ol' America. r A Aaron, Allen R., 22, 132, 172 Aaron, Hal, 132 Acevedo, Pete, 132 Aguayo, Carmen, 146 Aguirre, Anna, 51 Aguirre, Graciela. 23, 160 Alanis, Elida, 146 Alanis, Joe, 160 Alaniz, Diana, 161 Aldaba, 'tlaria Victoria, 132 Aldrete, Franecs, 119 Alejandro, Erlinda, 146 Alejandro, Ruben, 111-6 Alen'1an,,losepl1, 160 Allen,,lohn, 31, 132 Allen, Noble Curtis, 29, 31, 55 67, 146 Allen, Mary L., 172 Ahnaguer, Elsa, 18, 34. 132 Almanza, Maria, 36, 69 Almanza, Teresa, 23, 161 Almaraz, 66, 73, 74, 78,811,132 Almaraz, Sergio, 172 Alvarado, Armando, 160, 162 Alvarez, Francisca C.. 146 Alvarez, Frank C., 160 Alvarez, lrlumberto, 26 Alvarez, Maria de jesus, 36 Alvarez, Rosa llilda, 172 Anderson, Donald, 146 A1u1erson,Vir,rginia, 112,160 Aparicio, Arnolrlo, 30, 146 Aparit-io, Salome R., 24, 132 Artie. Adalia, 162 Aree, Belia, 172 Aree, Raul ,lr., 98, 160 Arec, Rene, 26, 132 Aree, Ricardo, 172 Arce, Sylvia, 115, 146 Arce, Viola, 24, 132 Ardiles, llenry, 59, 97 Armendariz, juan, 24, 132 Arrnendariz, Raul 36, 98. 160 Am-amide, David, 28, 56, 110, 511, 82,132 Arredonclo, Marvi, 56, 57. 73, 110,146 Avalos, Angelica, 160 Avalos, Dalia. 160 Avalos, Lydia, 132 Avalos, Rosalinda, 172 Avila, Felix, jr., 54, 69, 96, 133 Avila, Xlaria, 160 Avila, Ramiro, 96, 101,160 Ayala, Alfredo, 161 Ayala,,Iuan, 146 Ayala, Tomas, 161 B Baez, Imelda 23, 25,146 Baker, Frances, 18. 29, 48, 161 Ralaguer, losie, 51 Raldcras, Elena, 24-, 133 Balderas, Frances, 161 Ralderrama, Maria, 133 Ralderrama, Minerva, 133 Balli, israel, 161 Balli, john, 39 Balli. Martina, 23, 172 Ranks,A1lison, 172 Barajas, Sylvia, 161 Barbee, Susan, 30, 32, 46, 48, 14-6 Barbee, Terry, 133 1881 Index 23, tzeafgs 15, as, :19, 40, Barker, Brilcr, 18, 28, 29, 31, 33, 4-8, 53, 60, 61, 65, 66, 77, 81, 83, 88, 93, 96, 100, 133 Rarker, Tommy, 76,96,100, 101, 103, 146 Barnett, Cheryl, 161 Barron, joe Luis, 161 Rarter, Bobby Lloyd, 22, 146 Rasaldua, Leticia, 25 Bautista, Esmeralda, 172 Bau Lista, Gloria 147 Bautista, lrma M., 26, 133 Bautista, Janie 25, 30 68, 116, 169 Razan, Carmen, 161 liazan, Sylvia, 161 Beaslev, Chris, 23, 29, 48, 76, 69, 105, 1 72 Recerra, joel, 161 Recerra, Juana, 133 Bccerra, Lourdes, 24, 25, 133 R-,aria-1, 161 Ret-erra Beet-rra, Roy 71 Hell, Vicki, 147 Rellard, Kathleen, 32, 36, 48 147 Belmarez, Estella, 172 Renavides, ,I 11lian, 173 Renitez, David, 161 Reriitez, Luis, 89, 161 Bennett, joan, 18, 105, 173 Rlair, Caryl Colleen, 173 Blair,jolm 22. 161 Blanco, Flora E., 26, 30, 80, 82, 133, 136 Rlaneo, Frances, 147 Bletseh, Donna, 173 llletscli, Lloyd, 18, 70, 1'1-7 l'1o11rnl'a1k, ,lo11n, 18, 28, 31, 44, 59, 80, 82, 133 Bookout, ,lanice Sue, 30, 47. 4-8, 63, 161 Rorias, Crt-gloria, 147 Rrebner, Debra, 5, 29, 172 Brinson, Mike, 33, 55, 97, 147 Rriones, Connie, 147 1-lriones. Domingo L., 18, 36, 37 11riones,luan Rulino, 89 Briones, lllargarita, 161 111yant,Cou11i1:22, 118,161 Bryant, George Clark, 22, 119 11ry11a1,11s11ys., 105, 172 Buenrostro, Anna Maria, 121, 161 Rullion, Rieliarcl Leon, 98, 102, 173 Rulncs, Henry, 69, 147 Rulnes,,lessie, 123,161 llulues, Theresa, 123, 14-7 Runger, Rick, 33, 14-7 Rurkett, Brenda, 22 Burton, Tina ill., 147 Bustillos. Adelina, 173 Rustillos, l11a1'y1'lle11a,173 Caballero, Agustin, 27, 13 fiataitttfm, lilvia, 111, 23, 173 Caeeres, Alicia, 161 Caceres. C1ar.1, 161 Caeeres. Noel Francisco. 13.1 Caceres, Roel, 161 Cadel1a,,l1tnit', 147 Cadena, Librada, 161 3 t.adena. Ramon, 69 Cain, Mary Angela, 23, 39, 14-7 Callaway. Leia lo, 30, 47, 48, 97, 104, 161 C1111-fs. 1.yt11a,50, 1-'17 Calvo, Coneepeion, l-'17, Campos Campos Canales, Canales, Caneino Index , Bella lmelda, 173 Campos, llector, 18, 25, 81, 133 , Roel, 89, 161 Albert, 121 David, 173 , Rosie, 51 Covaecvieh, Araeclia tSandyl 105, 162 Crist, Carrie Sue, 18, 23, 32, 34 :15,73,74,132,134 Crist, john Edwin, fEddiej, 101 , 162 Caneino, johnny, 22, 173 canmm,C1ndy,23,a2,f1a, 147 Cano, Janie, 133, 140 Cano, Magdalena, 173 Cano, Wlargot, 36, 147 Cano, Sylvia, 53, 161 Ca11o11, Nancy, 27, 68, 117, 133 Cantu, Dora, 162 Cantu, Elida, 173 Cantu, Cantu , Cantu , Encdelia, 36 Evelincla, 173 ,lose Luis, 11, 34, 35, 36, 70 72, 73, 75, 110, 111, 14-7 Can tu , Can tu, Can tu , Cantu, Cantu , Can tu , Can tu, 1 73 Can tu , Carden Carden Cardenas, Gloria Nlagda,43,ft-4-,161 Marisela, 133 Minie,173 Oralia, 134 Rafael, 69, 147 Richard, 15, 147 Uvaldo, ,1-., 30, ao, 37, Yolanda, 162 as, Carol, 173 as, Delia, 76, 148 , 162 l Cross, Eleanor Lueille 36 174 cruz, can-1, 18, 19: 2111 29, 34 54, 70, 72, 73, 74, sa, 03, 114,149 Cruz, Raul, 34, 73,134 Cruz, Roy juan, 18, 26, 29, 36, 37,149 Cruz, Ruben, 174 Cruz, Yolanda, 29, 35, 54, 162 CueUar, Amanda, 149 Cuellar, Cannen, 48, 64, 134 Cuellar, Elvira, 119, 174- Cuel1ar,l'fstella, 124, 125, 163 Cuellar, llernan, 134 Cttellar, Hilda, 174 Cuellar, lrma Linda, 174 Cuellar, ,I ose Luis, 174 Cuellar, Lionso, 149 Cuellar, Maria de la Luz, 76, 174 Cuellar, Noemi. 163, 174 Cuellar, Nora, 47, 48, 163 Cuellar, Norma Lee, 123, 163 Cuellar, Oscar lr., 163 Cuellar, Ruben, 149 Cuellar, Cummin Yolanda. 149 as, Sheri, 134 Cardcnas, Henry, 25 Cardenas, jimmy, 173 Cardenas . Louisa, 162 Cardenas, San los, 148 Carrlona, Lupe, 28 Carmichael, Ann A., 105, 173 Carranza, Reatris. 84, 134, 1-1-0 Carreon, Omar, 173 Carreou, Ramon, 24, 25, 148 Carreon, Robert, 27 Carreon , Danny, 103 Carriou, llaria Belen, 148 Casares, Adela, 24 Casarez, llermelinda, 173 Casarez, Manuel, 99,162 Casarez, Michael fllilsel, 148 Casarez, 1 Velma, 148 Casas, 1 areelino, 90, 93 Caeercs, Noel, 36 Castaneda, Rlanco Estella, 23, 173 Castaneda, Lucinda, 148 Casteneda, Castillo, George, 18, 35, 162 Caslillomlesse, 22, 162 lanuel, 101 , 148 Castillo, Violela, 134 Castro, Lionel, 30, 45, Castro, Robert, 90, 103, 173 Castillo, ll Castro, R1 111.-11 00, 1:14 Rolanrlo, 24 149 Castro, San Juanita, 162 C. lr. anazos, Amelia, 162 .avazos, Antonio, 162 Cavazos, Blanca, E. 162 Cavazos, 1 Cavazos, I lobby, 162 Iainilo, 1419 Cavazos, Frances, 162 Cavazos, C lerardo, 149 Cavazos, Oralia, 173 Cazares, llartin, 90, 103 tierlillo, Alina, 173 Cerda,,Iu1ia, 162 Vi Cerda, etoria, 162 Chaeon, Nor-ha, 162 Cliapa, Arturo, 149 Cliapa, Hal domero, 149 Chapa, Daniel. lr.. 173 Chapa, Gu adalupe, 149 C11apa,,lose, 1 1-1 Cliapa, Nofini, 32. 48 Cliarlt-s,,Iose,1r., 173 Charles, 111 anuel, 162 62 Cliaves, Rlanea Estela, 1 Ciornperlik, Bill, 22, 149 Cisneros, Aida, 162 CI ty Robert ll ithtw '11 '1 G6 97,149 Clemons, Gary, 96, 162 Colvin, Randy, 22 Contreras, Alejandro, 89, 174- Con treras, Janie, 162 Cook, Connie, 2, 11, 45, 111 Coonrod, ,Valerie lan, 50, 84, 134 Cordero, C armcn, 162 Cordero, Olga, 174 Cordova, Alicia, 134, 162 Cordova, ,lose Luis, 162 Coronado, Correa, Adrian R., 15, Alicia, 69 I 74 Cortez, Gloria, 35, 48, 122 Cortez, Lucila, 149 Covacevieli, Anthony, 18, 19, 28, D Darling,,lol1n, 97 Davis, Alan, 22, 28, 88, 96. 119, 1 49 Davis, David W., 163 Davis, Robert A,, 101, 163 Dawson, Jeanette, 134 de La Cruz, Robert, 163 dc la Fuente, Raul, 174 de la Garza, Emilia, 174 de la Garza, Ernesto, 98 de la Garza, Esperanza, 36, 174 de la Pena, Rosalinda, 23, 32 de la Rosa, Dolores. 149 de la Rosa, Estela, 174 de la Rosa, Frank, 149 de la Rosa. Rachel, 163 de la Rosa. Rosalinda, 163 de Leon, lflida, 27, 68, 117, 134- de Leon, George Luis, 149 de Leon, lrene, 163 dc' Leon,laime, 149 de Leon,,lanie, 149 de Leon,juan, 36, 39,134 dc Leon, Lydia Nora, 134 Delgado, Marta, 163 Delgado, Ruben, 90, 163 Dellinger, 149 de Los Santos, Diana, 134- de Los Santos, Manuel, 174 de Los Santos, Perleeto, 149 del Toro. llaria, 149 Desiga, Abram, 174 Desiga, ,loe, 174 Diaz, Elrain, 53, 163 Diaz, lsniael, 27, 134 Diaz, Maria lrene, 163 Diaz, Noelia, 1741 Diaz, Richard, 163 Dickerson, Barry, 90, 163 Donalson, 1'aul, 98, 150 Donalsori, Seot Pope, 90, 174 Mark R., 31, 33, 97, Edwards, Hruec N., 18, 31, 4-0, 134 Ei1ers,Bet1y Ruth, 134 Elizondo, Norma, 174 Engle, john Donald, 174 Engle, Richard R., 150 15011, Cmtty, 29, 47, 411, 71, 97 104, 105,163 171011, Linda Suzanne, 18, 47, 48 105, 17-'1 Equia, 'llartha,163 Escalon, Elva Alicia, 18, 163 lisealon, joe, 24, 150 lCseami1la,,luanita, 69, 163 Eseamilla, Robert C., 135 liseobar, Minerva Ann, 104, 163 Eseobar, Yolanda, 23, 27, 135 Esparza, Florio, 26, 88, 96, 101, 150 Esparza, Guadalupe, 105, 163 Espinoza, Diana, 30, 150 Espinoza, Felipe, 163 Espinoza, Santos, 174 Etter, Barbara, 150 Etter, james, 22 Etter, 1-'hyllis Anne, 163 Fernandez, .1 uliana fjulie J, 40, 11 48, 50, 58, 60, 61, 65, 66,1 83, 1 08, 135 Fernandez, Tony, 163 Flores, Alberto. 163 1 Flores Arnoldo, 174 Flores Belen, 175 lflorcs, Gracicla, 84, 135 Flores, Guadalupe, 175 rcne,43,44-,175 Flores, llumberto, 90 Flores, Ismael, 175 Flores, Flores, Flores, Lydia, 1.10 Flores, Maria Elia fSmi1eyj, 135 Flores, Mary Stella, 26, 135 7 odolfo, 150 Flores, aan, 90, 103,175 inda, 163 r J L Flores, R Flores, Ruby Ann, 135, 138 Flowers, Donald Ray, 36, 37, 71, 163 Flowers, Charlesleff, 52, 78, 135, 145 Fonseca, Ninfa, 122, 135 Ford,James, 96, 163 Ford, Pegg, 23, 31, 32, 39, 48, 1 23, 135 Fortenberry, leanelle, 112, 164 Fox, Dorothy, 150 Fox, Ruth, 26, 136 Franklin, Tom. 150 Frantz, Steven Harrison 28, 136 Frase, Nlelissa, 17, 23, 32, 46, 48, 64, 66, 97, 104, 136 Fuentes, Sammy, 175 Fuller, Mawin, 90, 103,175 G Gallarrlo, Mary, 164 Galvan, Lydia, 164 Galvan, Manuel, 24, 150 Galvan, Rafael, 164- Gamez, Felipe, 90 Gamez, llcrlinda, 150 Garcia, Albert, 88, 92 Garcia, Anne Maria, 23, 175 Garcia, Alberto, 28, 164 Garcia, Benilde, 24, 25 Garcia, Catalina, 175 Garcia, Ciro, 136 Garcia, Cynthia, 175 Garcia, Dionieia, 175 Garcia, Elizondo, 22, 136 Garcia, Esperanza, 164 Garcia, Felipe, 150 Garcia, George, 150 Garcia, llector, 98, 136, 164 Garcia, Henry, 25 Garcia, lrma, 175 Gareia,,Iairnie, 175 Garcia, ,lol1nny, 175 Garcia, johnny, 175 Garcia, lose, 164 Garcia,,luan, 164 Garcia,,luanita, 164 Garcia, julia, 164 Garcia, Luciano, 136 Garcia, Margaret, 69 Garcia, Martha, 23, 164 Garcia, Mary Elva, 23, 175 Garcia, Mary G., 150 Garcia, Moises, 150 Garcia, Nedia, 164 Gareia, 6-oemi, 136 Garcia, Norma l.., 175 Garcia, Olga, 136 Gareia, Pedro, 28, 88, 136 Garcia, Rene, 25 Garcia, Rirltard, 164 Garcia, Rosalinda, 175 Gareia, Teresa, 4-8, 105, 164, 175 Garcia, Teresa, 47 Garcia, Viola, 150 Xavier, 26, 68, 116, 1.56 GarnetI,Linc1a,164 Garrett, Cheryl Denise, 175 Garrett, Roy D.. 164 Garrett, Steven L., 175 Garza, Alfonso, 90, 102. 175 Garza, Amelia, 164 Garza, Arnaldo, 150 Garza, Aurelio, 78, 150 Garza, Bertha, 175 Garza, Rlas, 125, 175 Garza, Debbie 22, 34, 35, 44, 50, 62, 66, 72, 73, 74, 76, 136 Garcia, Elvia, 175 Elvia, 175 George, 136 164 48, 164, 175 120.175 110, 150, 164 Lydia, Melba, 164 Raul, 137 Garza, Raul, 175 Garza, Robert, 22, 27, 137 Garza, Ruben, 22, 175 Garza, Valerie A., 54, 137 Gilmore, Kenneth, 22, 137 Givilancz, Mike j r., 28, 67, 88, 96, 150 Givilancz, Oklieia tOkiej, 17, 47, 104, 175 Glace, Vicki Marie, 137 Goeser, Martin A., 22, 176 Gomez, Frank, 164 Gonzalez, Aida, 175 Gonzalez, Alex jr., 137 Gonzalez, Alma Rosa, 150 Gonzalez, Arturo M., 176 Gonzalez, Baltazar, 176 Hernandez, Alicia, 176 Hernandez, Enedelia, 151 Hernandez, Eustolia, 25, 151 llernandez, Federico, 176 Hernandez, james, 90 llernandez jesus, 18, 28, 88, 138 Hernandez,jose, 165 l1ernandez,juan, 151 llernandez, julia, 138 Hernandez Maricela, 176 Hernandez, Mary , 165 Hernandez Noelia, 165 Hernandez, Orlelinda, 69 Hernandez, Ortemio, 69 llernandez Ramiro, 165 1-lernandez, Ricardo, 176 Hernandez Robert, 165 Hernandez San juanita, 176 Hernandez, Sylvia, 176 Hernandez, Timmy, 98, 103 llerrcra, Maiy C., 176 Gonzalez, Cristela, 48, 150 Gonzalez, Daniel, 176 Gonzalez, Domingo, 125 Gonzalez, Este-lla, 176 Gonzalez, Gilbert, 164 Gonzalez, Gloria, 25, 150 Gonzalez Guillermo 1 76 udencio, 26 Gonzalez: joy, 26, 137 Gonzalez, juan, 150 167 Gonzalez, Maggie, 35, 154 Gonzalez, Maria Ellia, 137 Gonzalez, Noemi, 23, 51, 137 Gonzalez, Ramiro, 28, 99 Gonzalez, Ramon, 98, 176 Gonzalez, Richard tjuniorj 8, 88, 150 Gonzalez. Rolando, 18, 45, 53, 176 Gonzalez, San juanita, 150 Gonzalez, Santiago, 151 Gonzalez, Salina, 151 Gonzalez, Setzina, 151 Gorlium, Robert j., 164 Gow-ett. Billy Ray, 28, 31, 33, 66, 88, 92, 96, 100,133, 137 Gossett, Wayne, 31, 63, 112, 164 Graeia, Alberto, 65. 164 Gracia. Elcia, 165 Gray, Deborah, 123 Grays, D.Russe11, 36, 37, 165 Green, john, 31, 165 Grinialdo, Israel, 511137 Groves, Cathy G., 39, 176 Groves, Margaret, 165 Guajardo, Criselda, 36, 137 Guajardo, Diana, 165 Guaiardo, Felix. 118 Guajardo, Gracia, 1 I9 76 Guajardo,l1ermiuia. 1 Guajardo, Ruben, 176 Guerra, Herinelinda, 137 Guerra, Luis, 89 Guerra, Nora, 151 Guerrera, Samuel, 90 Guess, Shannon, 23, 30, 48, 53, 64, 123 Guin, Virginia, 48, 176 Guzman, Gracie, 30 Guzman, Viola, 164 H Haddock, Robert, 96, 176 Hales, jack Robert, 165 Hall, Kristi A., 43, 44, 109,151 Hanks, Albert. 165 Hansen, Dale, 28, 31, 44, 45, 137 llansen, Ellen, 176 lrlarbison, Linda jane, 151 llarbisun, Ray, 22, 68, 69. 137 llarbison, Steve, 22, 28, 88, 137 llardcastle, Shannon, 16, 151 Harrington, Kay, 23 llarison, Lola, 165 llartzell, Kathleen, 36, 137 lleck, Robert, 22 Heck, David, 165 Hefner, Debbie, 29, 105 Ilenry, Elizabeth Ann, 18, 34, 38, 43, 44, 45, 64, 66, 73, 80, 81, nz, aa, nfl., use llenry, Rose Marie, 35. 43, '14, 151 ,1 76 31, 32, Herrington, Eve K., 151 Hinners, Paula Lee, 176 llinncrs, Robert, 88, 101, 165 llinojosa, Cynthia, 151 Hinojosa, Guadalupe, 176 Hinojosa,1.,, 22 Hinojosa, Thelma, 176 Hobart, Evon E., 18, 32, 48. 58, 165 Hoeller, Cindy joan, 39, 48, 176 Hoeller, Sharon, 23, 32, 39, 4-8, 67, 73, 81, 83, 138 Holman, Laura C.,109, 151 Holley, Sallie, 36, 37, 97, 165 Horn, Mike, 90, 98, 176 Houser, Karen Sue, 29, 177 llouser, Patsy, 165 Hoverson, Michael Steven, 22, 151 lluefncr, Debbie A., 177 Huerta, Thelma, 177 lshmael, Rohn, 177 .1 james, jennifer j ,. 1 james, Susan, 55, 151 jasso,joe, 151 jenkincs, Craig B., 33, 177 johnson, Donna Ruth, 177 johnson, Donnie, 165 j ones, Candace tflandyj, 165 jones, Cynthia Sue, 152 jones, Dana R.,-105, 177 jones, Debbie D., 36, 104, 152 lennifcr, 138 77 jones ,I ones. Penelope tl-lennyj, 177 jones. Stephen lt., 25, 165 juarez,l1ector, 152 K Kallio, Ray, 138 Keller, Linda, 4-8, 138 Kelly, Gail june, 32, 48, 138, 165 Kelly, Kathie jo, 32, 48, 5-1, 97, 1115 , . Key, Cindy, 177 King, Bruce, 90, 102,177 King. Bryan. 28, 88, 96, 101, 152 King, Laural, 29, 47. 118, 71. 105, 165 Kious, Becky L., 152 Koenig, Painela. 26, 138 Koestcr, j esse, 1 77 L Lacy, Sandra, 18. 25, 32, 35, 36, 37, 48, if-5 Lamas, Nicolas jr., 177 Lancaster, Kay, 48, 97, 177 Lancaster, Kermit, 33, 31, 38, 7-1-, 165 Lancaster, Kris, 18. 48, 97, 177 Landcros, llspiridin jr.. 165 Lansford, Barbara jean, 165 Lansford,janet Nl., 152 Lares, Dolores, 152 Lares, johnny, 138 Latigo, Maria, 152, 177 Leal, Daniel, 90, 177 Leal, Gloria, 29. 54, 63 Leal, janie fSan juanitaj, 36, 177 Leal, Pablo, 28, fl-4, 88. 152 Leal, Rene, 166 Ledesina, Leonardo, 152 l.edesni.t, Martina, 166 L:-cper, john C.. 18, 28. 30, 31, 56, 152 Lune, Rrtlec 12, 3.1, 152 Loera, Rumald a, 166 1.ogrgrans. janet Katlilvne. 177 Longlo is. Vance. 75. 122, 177 Longoria. Ramiro, 166 Lopez, Anna Maria, 177 Lopez, Antonio. 166 Lopez, Carlos. 177 1.opcz,1.e1ta, 26, 1.18 Lopez. lfloy G., 152 Lopez, Esiueralrla. 18. 29. 48, 105, 177 Lopez, lfelix, 177 l.opez, Francisco. 166 Lopez, Guillermo W., 24, 8-1-. 138 Lopez , Lopez 1 52, Irina, 166 lavier. 35. 89. 96. 177 101, Martinez, Maxine, 30, 153 Martinez, Minerva, 24, 25, 166 Martinez, Natalie, 166 Martinez, Olivia, 139 Martinez, Oneida, 23, 30, 139 N Nichols, Bobby, 22, 179 Nichols, Way ne, 22 Nidever, Craig, 28, 84, 140 Martinez, Raul, 178 Martinez, Roy, 178 Martinez, Susie, 178 Martinez, Yolanda, 23, 178 Mascorro, Adelmira, 36, 139 Massey, Cleve N., 27, 34, 38, 44, 62, 64, 06, 63, 108, 117, 132, 139 Massey, Neal, 166 Mata, Amador, 166 Mata, juan F., 153 Mata, Manuel, 178 Mata, Ruben, 178 Mattar, Martha L., 29, 178 Mattar, Nelson, 77 Mattar, William 181111 j., 44, 66, Nieto, janie, 154 Nieto, josic. 18. -1-7, 48. 105, 179 Nieto, lsidoro. 90 Nerato, Nelda, 179 Noriega, lireilia 154 Nunn, Kalllerne Elizabeth, 22 O Oaks, Venus M., 179 Ocliva, Sylvia, 168 Olglevee, Charity, 49, 56, 66, 80 81, 82, 81104, 140 Olague, Raymond, 154 Olague, Rosie, 23, 179 Oldham, Terry 22, 88, 96, 98 154 Lopez, j uanita, 23, 177 Lopez, Lesvia, 152 Lopez, Luis, 166 Lopez, Maricela Del Rosario, 166 Lopez, Mario, 28, 115, 138 Lopez, Minerva, 24, 152 Lopez, Victoria, 27, 138 80, 135,139 Meave, Robert, 166 Medrano, Carlos, 90 Medrano, Dalia, 178 Medrano, Daniel jr., 22, 89, 166 Medrano, lilida, 166 Medrano, Ester, 178 Medrano, Felipe, 166 Olivarcz, Sylvia, 168 Ortega, Livia, 167 Ortega, Rubcn,jr., 168 Ortiz, Celia, 154 Ortiz, Ennelinda, 168 Ortiz, liva, 97 Ortiz, Guadalupe, 179 Ortiz, jesse, 154 Lozano, lllsa, 166 Lozano, Estela, 138 Lozano, Leoncio jr., 166 1.ozano, Pedro. 177 Lozano, Ramiro, 90, 178 Lucio,Coum1f-lo, 26, 152 Luera, Emma, 166 Lnera, Pr Medrano, juanita, 166 Medrano, Olivia, 153 Medrano, Santos, 90 Mejia, Dora, 105, 179 Mejia, Rosario, 23, 154- Mejorado, Adair, 166 Melendez, Frances, 166 Ortiz, .100, jr., 30, 114, 154 Ortiz, Ludivina, 23, 105, 179 Ortiz. Lupita, 76 0rLiz, Martha, 38, 40, 66, 84, 140 Ortiz, Mary Ann, 179 Osborne, Shirley Ann, 23, 154 Mena, Gloria, 166 Lucrra, Daniel, 24 Mena, Maipe, 178 Lugo, joaquin N., 36, 68, 117, 139 Lugo, Ninla, 152 Luna, Carlos, 152 Luna, Da Luna, juvenal, 30, 31, 166 Luna, Robert, 153 Lyles, jaek Damon, 22, 178 niel. 152 M Nladden, Phyllis G., 32, 36, 37, 38. 40, 48, 67, Magana, Lille, 166 Maldonado, Franciscoj r., 166 Maldonado, Gloria, 139 Mena. Maria, 30, 48, 154 Mena, Ofelia. 30, 48, 154 Mena, Oralia, 178 Mendez, Alina, 26, 116, 140 Mendez, Eleazar, 167, 178 Vlendez, j avier, 25 Mendez, 1 - '1 juanita tjaniej, 25, 140 Ml ndlo a, Mario, 179 Mendoza Metzger, 1 54 ,1Cste11a,23 nstaay, io, iss, 10, Meyers, Sandra, 76 Meza, Margarita, 36, 40 Nleza, Mary, 167 Michalk, Carla, 179 Millhollin, Susan Dee, 48, 160, Nlaldonado, lrineo, 24. ,139 Maldonado, j uan. 139 Maldonado, Maria, 139 Maldonado, Martha, 105 lllaldonado, 139 Maldonado, Rostdinda. 166 Maldonado. Veatriz, 23, 123, 166 Maldonado. Velsa, 69, 178 Manning, Gary , 103 1l1argo.juan, 166 Marin, Alicia, 153 Marin, Gonzalo, 166 Marques, Mario, 166 Marquez, Nlaria, 166 Nlarquez, Ignacio jr., 28, 76. 88, 93, 153 Marquez, Leticia, 178 Marroquin, Arrninda, 4-8 Marroquin, Adelina, 166 Marroquin, Pedro, 139 Marshall, Kristy S, 29, 48, 105, llligm-1 tlllikej, 25, 178 Marshall, Pete, 28, 88, 98, 100, 1 03, 139 Martin, Gary, 22 ll1al'tin,G1r'n, 22, 89, 101, 166 Molina, llclia, 167 Molina, joe ll., 167 N1olina.lnccneio, 90.103 Molina, Margarita, 30 Molina, Nlary jane, 140 Molina, Melva Elia, 140 Molina, Rosa Linda, 167 Montalvo, Gregory, 167 Monlalvo, llector, 28, 35, 62, 65, 66, 73, 81, 83, 88, 100, 140 Montalvo, Ramon, 179 Mentane, Veronica, 179 Montano, Rolando, 167 Montano, Veronica, 23 Montenegro, jose, 15-1- Montes, Andrea, 54 Montes, 1.asaro jr., 179 Montes, Lucy , 179 Moore, Andy, 18, 31, 33. 96, 167 Moore, Larry, 31, 32, 66, 81, 83, 96, 100, 140 Nloorc, Owen, 96. 179 154 Mora. Iilio r.. 44 Mora. Elva, 26, 1-1-0 Mora, Yolanda G., 27, 140 Morales Nelda. 1511 Leal , Robert, 177 Learner, Keith, 18, 28, 31, 33, 66, 80, 81, 82, 83, 1110, 101, 138 Ledesma. Feline, 22 Martin, joe F., 28, 98, 139 Martinez, Aurelio,166 Martinez , Carlos, 139 Martinez, Cilia, 166 Martinez, lilrna, 166 Martinez, ldzeqtliel, 139,166 Martinez, Fernando, 153 Martinez, 1-'idx-1, 178 Martinez, Frault jr., 90 Martinez, Gilda, 166 Mart1nez,ldo1ina, 153 Martinez jesus, 26, 69, 139 l1lartinez,joc, 27, 178 Martinez, joe R., 90 Martinez, j ose j oaquin, 153 11artinez.julian, 178 Martinez, Leticia, 166 llartinez, Margarita, 178 Martinez. Maria, 139 Nlartinez, Vlaria. 211, 153 Martinez, Martha Ann, 153 Martinez, Mary Ellen, 36, 139 Moreno, 154 Elizabeth 18, 30, 46, 48, Moreno,jos1' An,-1:-1, 25, 140 Morgan. Kathryn Elaine, 22, 167 Morina, Margarita. 167 Morrow, jill, 32, 4-8, 105. 154 Morrow, Rhett, 96, 14-0 Mortensen,jens, 18, 167 Mundell, Laura. 167 Myers, Panela Diane, 23, 179 Myers. Sandra Ly nnc, 179 Mc Mellaniel. Paul 22, 89, 153 McDaniel, Terry, 29, 153 Mr-Farland, Walter. 33, 90 Nh-Farling, Scott, 171 McGee, David, 69, 1411 lllr-Nalniey, Peggy, 23, 29, 39, 76, 78 171 Mcbliilmey, Robert W., 29 Ozuna, Delicia, 179 Ozuna, Frances, 168 Ozuna, Hilda, 168 Ozuna, Linda, 81, 83 Ozuna, Oscar, 179 Ozuna, Pedro, 168 Padill a, jaime, 179 Padilla, Linrla, 23, 25. 140 Padilla. Salvador, 31, 84, 141 Panzer, Bryce, 33, 168 Panzer Kevin, 18, 35. 141 Parke Park cr, 179 rl Sherry, 179 Kathlyn Susan, 29, 48, Parker, Tommy, 22, 168 Paz, Dora, 141 Paz, Gerardo, 179 Paz, j Pedra Pena Pena, avier, 89, 96, 168 za, Orlando, 90, 179 Dora Alicia, 168 Flora listela, 84, 141 Pcna, George, 179 Pena, Hilda, 179 Pena, jairne, 18, 19, 28, 34, 35, 38, 63, 67, 70, 72, 73, 74, 81, 89, 98, 110,154 Pena, jeanie, 105, 179 Pena, juan, 168 Pena, Pena, Martha, 154 Pablo, 28, 141 Pena, Roberto, 27, 141 Pena, Rosa, 168 Pena, Silverio jr., 168 Pequcno, Delia, 180 Peralez, Carlos, jr., 90 Peralez, listella, 105, 180 Peralez Koe. 168 Peralez, Penny. 71 Peralcz, Raul, 154 Pcralez, Ruben, 180 Perez, Aida, 180 Perez, Alfonso, 180 Perez, Alvaro, 180 Perez, Armando, 26, 120, 141 Perez, Rertha, 23, 180 Perez, Carmen, 18, 141 Perez, Eleazar, 180 Perez, Esperanza, 25, 123, 141 Perez, Felipe, 69, 90 Perez. Freddie, 1511- Perez. Frances, 180 Perez, Gloria, 23. 154 Perez, Irene, '18, 168 Perez, lsrael, jr., 180 Perez. .1uan. 168 Perez, Maria Marta. 168 Perez, Mary, 154- Pcrez, Ofelia, 154 Perez, Olga, 32, 48, 154 Perez , Rodolfo, 25, so, io, 116 Perez, Rosalintla, 26, 154 Perez, Virginia, 23, 29, 48, 141 Perkins, Kenneth, 97, 180 Petch, Randy, 31, 33, 55. 67, 154 Plrirnmer, Gladys, 30. 55 Index! 1 89 Zavala, Vasquez, Olga, 1113 Rodriguez, Rosa Nlaria, 105, 1111 ,hom M,-mdoa 22 Villarcal, llomer, 171 1 Phean Phean is, David M., 22,19,1110 is, Michael, 155 Piekard, l.aura, 155 Pina, Alicia, 23, 111-1 Pina, Joe, 1611 Pitts, Jim, 90, 103, 1110 Plank, Carolyn, 1611 Porter, Jeannie, 34, 36, 53, 141 Rivera, Maria Relen, 1111 Rivera, Robert, 1111 Roark, Anna Jamiece, 34, 35, 66, 73,74,75,111,110,111,142 Roarli, Miehacl James, 1111 Robledo, George, 90 Roblvllo, Robert, 169 Robledo, Ruben, 1111 Sanch Saneh Saneh ez, Ceasar Rene, 1112 ez, Joel, 157 ez, Margarita, 142 Sanchez, Martina, 11112 Sanchez, Martina G., 23, 1112 Sanchez, Olivia G., 157 Sanchez, Olivia T., 157 Sanch ez, Ruben Jr., 119, 169 Pratt, Robert, f11obbyI, ,lr., 32 67, 100, 155 Pratt, Patricia, 155 1-'u1ido,,Iulia, 1110 Purl, llavid, 141 Q Quesada, Jayne 1JanieI, 23, 142 Quinlero, Alma fi., 23, 53, 142 Quintero, Candy, 14, 100 R Rainey, Jackie, 35, 36,f17, 311, 43 44, 61, 66, 110,112, 1112 Ralxestran, Cary. 111, 311, 11-O, 11.1 71, 721,l011, 142 Gerald, 22 Ramirez, Adelita, 26, 155, 179 Ramirez. Alieia, 1110 Ramirez, 1110 R alcigh , 4 Antonio f'l'onyj, 103, Robles, Bel inda, 169 Robles, LeLieia, 169 Robles, Rcynaldo, 169 Robles, Rolando, 1111 Rocha, Nora, 23 Rockwell, Michael, 14-2 Rockwell, Valerie, 156 Rodriguez, Armando, 169 Rodriguez, .Al'nul1'o, 96, 77, 142 Rodriguez, Arturo, 142 Rodriguez, Delrna, 1111 Rodriguez, Diana, 1111 Rodriguez, liliberto, 26, 169 Rodriguez, Eloy, 90, 157 Rodriguez, Eloy, 1111 Rodriguez, Ernesto F., Jr., 27 Rodriguez, Rsperanza, 142 Rodriguez, Felix, 142 Rodriguez, Galindo, 114, 115, 169 Rodriguez, Gilbert Nl., 101 Rodriguez, Guadalupe, 23, 1111 Rodriguez, llcelor, 911, 157 Rodriguez, Javier, 29, 30, 169 Ramirez, Armando, 1611 Ramirez, Carmen, 69,125, 1611 Ramirez, llipolito, 1110 Ramirez, Ioe, 911, 120 Ramirez, Juanita, 76 Ramirez, Lupe, 1110 Ramirez, Mario, 155 Ramirez, Mary l,,, 26, 117, 155 Ramirez, Nlinena, 1110 Ramirez, Minerva ,I., 1110 Ramirez, Noelia, 165 R amire z, Richard, 1611 Ramon, Nelda, 111, 165 Ramon, Sylvia, 1110 Ramos, Camilo Jr., 1110 Ramos, lilda Y., 111, 35, 411, 155 Ramos, J olmny Riehard, 1110 Ramos, ,IoscJr., 15, 111 Ramos, J osc Roberto, 111, 44, 155 Ramos. Mary listlirr, 142 Ramos, Rita Cliristrina, 1110 Ramos, Rufino, 1611 Ramos, Sylvia, 142 Rando Rando lpli, Nancy, 1611 lph, Ann, 36, 37, 142 Real, llikc, 123, 142 Reyes, 11crta, 1110 Reyes, Carlos, 1611 Reyes, lflden, 122, 155 Reyes, linrique Jr., 1611 Reyes, FedericoJr., 142 Reyes, Reyes, Reyes, Reyes, Reyes, 1lilda,l110 ,I uan Ramon, 1110 Judy, 1111 Maria, 142 Mary Magdalena, 27, 142 Reyes, Nieolasa, 23, 11-11, 1611 Reyes, Ruben, 90, 103, 1111 Reyna, llalia, 1111 Reyna, 1'isequi1'l, 211, 30, 40, 119. 911, 100, 156 Reyna, Johnny, 119 Reyna, Rosie, 23, 1111 Reynoso, Socorro 1Mary 1,1 05 Richand, Gayle, 156 Rieo, Arinanrlofliustyj, 35, 156 Rico, Livia, fl-7, 411, 62, 95, 105, 1111 Rico, Noe, 90, 96, 169 Rios, 11lanea, 1111 Rios, Consuelo, 169 Rios, Criselrla, 156 Rios, llaniel, 1111 Rios, llelia, 169 Rios, llora, 26, 1111 Rios, lilvia, 105, 169 Rios, llloria, 105, 169 Rios, Isabel, 1111 Rios, oe, 119 Rios, Jose, 156, 1111 Rios, Lucia, 105, 1111 Rios, Natalia, 156 Rios, Omar, 169 Rios, Ricardo, 125 Rios, Victor, 90 Rivera, Aida, 26, 142 Rivera, Alicia, 1611 Rivera, lbiana, 1111 Rivera, ,Iuan, 119, 169 Rivera, J uanlta, 156 Rivera, Maria Alicia, 105 90l1ndcx Rodriguez lin os: 76 157 ,112 1-'al ,- Rodrigucz, l,iborio 1Leo1, 22, 119, 1 57, 169 Rodriguez, Manuela, 1111 Rodri fucz, Margarita, 23, 1111 5 . Rodriguez, Maria M. 1Mollyj, 211-, 110, 157 Rodriguez, Mariccla, 26, 157 Rodriguez, Norma Diana, 32, 157 Rodri,fruez, Odilia, 25, 157 Rodriguez, Olga, 157 Rodriguez, Olga, 25 Rodriguez, Oralia, 169 Rodriguez, Rachel, 17, 11-0, 48, 157 Rodriguez, Roland, 44, 45, 53. 62, 181 Rodriguez, Santiago, 1111 Rodriguez, Santiago, 169 Rodriguez, Virginia, 169 Rojas, Ricardo, 1111 Rogers, Debbie L., 44-, 154 Rogers, Evelyn, 54, 1112 Rogelio, Valenzuela, 54, 144 Rohr, George F., 55, 1111, 92 Romero, Francisco, 50 Romero, Jaunita, 51 Romero, Rosaura, 1111 Roque. lirneslina, 1111 Resales, Linda Mary, 1112 Resales, Sefcrino, 1112 Rosas, Eslclla, 169 Rosas, Sylvia, 157 Ruhio, Rosa lilvia, 169 Ruiz, llaniel, 169 Ruiz, Jose, 169 Ruiz, Lupe, 22 Sanchez, Sulema, 143 Sanchez, Rosalinda, 23, 1111, Sanchez, San Juanita, 1112 San Roman, Francisco, 157 Sauccda, Genoveva, 1112 Schill, Lee, 32, 157 Sel1ulzc,Jack C., 1112 Seoll, Debbie S., 143 Scott, Ronald, 90, 1112 Segundo, Hector Mario, 1112 Segura, llstela, 1112 Segura, Sylvia, 23, 157 Seils, Thomas IC., 22, 44, 14-3, 144- Sepulvcda, Cynthia, 4-11, 105, 1112 Sepulveda, Esperanza, 1112 Sepulveda, llerbert, 24, 143 Sepulveda, Robert, 112 Sepldveda, Janie, 17, 411,157 Sepulveda, Pedro, 119, 170 Sepulveda, Ricardo, 170 Sepulveda, Robert, 16, 111, 35, 311, 66, 811,114-, 143 Sepulveda, Rosa, 143 Serna, Juan, 22, 170 Sherry, Triec, 32, 411, 104, 157 Sherry , Zana, 143 Shows, Michael Lee, 22, 132 Sifuentes, Robert, 211, 1111, 143 Sillcwood, Shirley l:1., 43, 44, 1112 Silva, Armando, 99, 170 Silva, lsracl fliuddyj, 101, 170 1112 Silva, Joe Luis, 11, 34, 37, 67, 70, 72,7l1,74,132 Silva, Jose, 37, 111, 132 Silva, Guillcrmina, 1112 Silva, Juan, 190 Silva, Juanita Lilia, 27, 143 Smith, Richard S., 36, 72, 144 Solether, Ronnie D., 32, 36, 37, 311, 4-0, 411, 67, 1511 Solether, Kent, 36, 96, 136 Solis, Abel J esus, 114-, 144 Solis, lrma, 170 Solis, J oc, 69 Solis, Lucio Jr., 170 Solis, Solis, Mary Elizabeth, 1112 Palmira, 1112 Solis, Rosa, 26, 144, 1113 Sosa, Sandra, 170 Soto, llrnma, 25, 1511 Soto, Juanita, 1113 Stanford, Bobby, 22, 1113 Stanford, Dianne, 411, 69, 144 Stcger, Martha, 31, 32, 35, 44-, 1 70 Suarez, Bertha, 47, 411, 105, 11111 Suarez, Diana, 170 Suarez, Ffluterio, 24, 25, 170 Suarez, Frances, 25, 170 Suarez, Juanita, 1511 Suarez, Rodolfo Jr., 170 Trcjo, Guillermo, 18 Trcjo, lrma J., 1113 Trcjo, Salvador, 1113 Trcvino, Alicia, 1113 Trevino, Crislela fChrisj, 17 Trevino, Esther, 183 Trevino, Felicitas, 1113 Trevino, Johnny, 1113 Trevino, Ninfa, 23, 35, 411, 1113 Trevino, Robert, 27, 144 '1'revino, Susie, 170 Trcvino, Susie, 48, 1511, 170 Tullis, Arthur lf., 97, 170 Vaeli, Brigetle, 16, 17, 111, 32, 34, 48, 58, 97, 144 Valadcz, Gloria l., 1113 Valadez, Yolanda, 144 Valderas, Juan Manuel, 111, 1511 Valderas, Judy, 170 Valdez, Adela, 23 Valdez, Irene l.,1511 Vlaldez, Maria, 170 Valdez, Mary Lou, 1113 Valdez, Olivia, 1511 Valdez, Ramiro, 90, 1113 Valdez, Ricardo, 170 Valdez, Robert, 23 Valdez, Roberto Jr., 1511 Valdez, Roy, 17, 33 Valdez, Uvense, 171 Valdez, Yolanda, 183 Valdez, Yolanda, 24, 39, 1511 Valladares, lJia.na, 411, 144 Vancc, Beth, 17, 48 Varela, Minerva, 1113 Vargas, Alicia, 1113 Vargas, lsabel, 17 Vargas, Josue R., 53, 1511 Vargas, Juanita, 144, 171 Vargas, Margie, 1511 Vasquez, Carlos, 22, 211, 29, 54, 118, 96, 1511 Vasquez, Cruz Jr., 22 Vasquez, Lupita, 111, 411, 97, 104, 1511,1 71 Vasquez, Oscar, 111 Vasquez, Robert, 1511 Vasquez, Rosalinda, 171 Vasquez, Sylvia, 36, 1114 Vasquez, Yolanda, 1511 Vela, li' war, 171 Vela, ,I , 171 Vela, Ramon, 15, 111, 29, 34, 59, 75, 1114- Vela, Richard, 103 Vela, Rosalinda, 1511 15 Vela, '1'homas, 28, 1111, 96, 114-, 11 Velasquez, Raul A., 184 Veltman, Susan, 11-11, 1114- Venegas, Freddie, 911 Vera, Realriee, 171 Vera, George, 171 Vera,Joe, 26 Verdin Mariula 2'1 111 11 151 Warden, Shawn, 73, 159 Webber, Olga, 25, 159 Webber, Richard 1Dickj, 28, 33, 97, 145 Wel.ls, Doug L., 90, 102, 1114 Whitley, Marlee, 17, 32, 45, 46, 43, 50, 62, 67, 145 Wilson, Chris R., 34, 111 Wilson, Luey, 19, 32, 171 Wilson, Steve, 22, 171 Wise, Gilda, 171 Wolfe, Dorothy, 25, 43, 44, 171 Wood, James, 159 Woods, Nora, 36, 37, 159 ivuma, Roy n., 22, 184 Woodward, Day, 79, 145 Woodward, Warren, 22 Y Ybarra, David, 27, 711, 14-5 Ybarra, Felipe, 159 Ybarra, Mary, 1114 Ybarra, Matilde, 159 Ybarra, Simon Jr., 27, 73, 159 oug 22 34 145 York,D , ,,, . York, Margo 111,, 43, 44, 1114 Zamzuron, Odet Christina, 611, 69 70, 171 Zambrano, Augustin, 171 Zamora, Hector M., 1111, 159 Zamora, Noe, 22, 90, 1114 Zamorano, Linda, 171 Zamorano, Margarilo Jr., 171 Zapata, James Jr., 1114 Zapata, Virginia, 171 Connie, 1 59 Ruiz, Nlanuel, 22 Ruiz, Oscar, 157 Ruiz, 'l'helnia, 36, 37 Russell, llavid M., 33, 311-, 36, 37 30, 119, 66, 110, 111, 112, 113, 110 111-2 Russell, llarsha, 25, 26, 37, 411 79, 1112 S Saenz,l1ora lfllia, 1112 Saenz, liliborio, 53, 110 Sacnz, Viola, 1112 Salas, Sylvia, 26, 157 Salazar, Ana Maria, 157 Salazar, Juan, 169 Saldama, Ruben, 90, 103, 169 1112 Saldana, Samuel, 157 S1-llluas, Alfredo, 1112 Salinas, Alma llclia, 169 Salinas, Carlos, 24-, 111, 143 Salinas, lrenc, 1112 Salinas, lnez, 169 Sa1.inas,Josephina, 1112 Salinas, Johnny, 24, 157 Salinas, Nelda, 1112 Salinas, Pete, 169 Salinas, Rosalinda, 36, 105 Salinda, Rosa Linda, 1112 Samurlio, Robert, 101, 169 Sanchez, Aida, 1112 Sanchez, Areilia, 169 Suarez, Sandra, 23, 105, 1113 'l'a1olla, Armando, 170 1 Tafolla, Francisco Jr., 1113 Tarnez, limma, 411, 105, 183 Talherl, Randy, 211, so, no, 77, sn, sri, aa, 93, 90, ua, 99, 100, 102, I4-4 'l'aylor, llavid, 1113 'I'hon1pson, lirleluliro, 1113 , ' :f.,'.,1,0, 1 Verser, llebby, 34-, 35, 311, 4-0, 111, 4-11, 66, 71, 110, 111, 82, 83, 144 Verser, Jacqueline, 40, 1114 Vidalcs, Chris Jr., 101, 171 Thompson, C wcny tb, 1511 '1'h0rinal1len, Sandra I 70 l.., 25, 36, Thurmond, 11en, 97, 1113 Tliurmond, Walter l1., 36, 101 Tijerina, Gcrardd, 1511 'l'ijcrina, Robert, 170 'l'isdale, llavid liarl 170 Toruhisa, Torn, 111, 211, 211, 311, 35, 71 Torres, Adelina, 50, 59, 14-4 'l'orrcs, llaniel, 1111 'l'om:s, lg.,aiaeio,Ir., 36, 37 'l'orres, Irene, 1511 Torres, Jesse, 170 Torres , J uanita, 1113 Torres, Robert, 170 Torres, Sylvia, 1113 Torres, Victoria, 1511 'l'ovar, Diana, 1113 Tovar, lsmael, 170 Treailaway. Peggy, 39, 711, 105, 183 Vi.l1alpando, Raul, 125 Villarcal, Andrew T., 1114- Villareal, Relinda, 1511 Villarcal, Rlanea, 1111, 1511 Villarcal, llavid, 14-5 Villarcal, Edna, 1114 Villarcal, llilda, 1511 Villarcal, Jeanette, 15, 171 V illareal 100,1 , ivimeio, za, aa, 96, 51: Villarcal, Maria, 1011, 145 Villarcal, Mary, 24 Villarcal, Olga, 1114 Villarcal, Patty, 411, 159 Villarcal, Raymond A., 39, 184- Villareal, Rosa, 171 Villarcal, Sam, 1114 Villareal, Susan, 1114 Debra, 32, 4-11, 65, 67, Waddell, 110, 111, 112, 113,114-, 97, 104, 1311, 145 Waddcdl, Diana, 111, 211, 32, 311, 48, 05, 67, ao, ai, 32, aa, 35, 97, 104, 14-5 Waggoner, Melissa, 1114- xvak-4, Ann, 711, 159 Warden, Rusty Page, 103, 1114 Zavala, Lucy, 171 Zepeda, Diana, 105, 171 Zepcda, lilreilia, 1-16, 159 Zepeda, George M., 90, 1114 Zepcda, Leonelo, 171 Zurlo, Kathy, 105, 123, 159 Autographs 1 i Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs 1 Autographs Autographs iv 75.495 .wwu ,wi . runusmuq comm 46? 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