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3 Contents A Very Special Friend - Dedication 3 Introduction to Friends 4 Little Friends 10 . Elementary Growing Friends 24 Junior High Supporting Friends 41 . Staff Advertising 50 This Year's Favorites - A Survey 59 Forever Friends Z 66 Freshmen 68 Sophomores 7 2 Juniors 76 Seniors 82 Fun With Friends 101 Activities Faithful Friends 112 Sports Friends Together Clubs Cherished Friends Summer Supplement

2 A UerY SPecial Friend Some thirty-three years ago, a young mother started cook­ ing for school cafeterias. The school district wanted her to work for them so badly that they built a play area for her pre­ school-age children in the kitchen. When her husband came to the Texas South Plains to ----.,,.-._• farm , she came to New Deal. She has raised nine children of ,----~~ her own and taken two others into her home to raise as her L,.., .. ~ i ·--·- · own. ~- She has watched New Deal grow through the past twenty­ seven years through remodeling and new buildings. The new ' ,' ' . cafeteria completed in 1966 was a dream come true. ' . .L.,.;._- Over the years at New Deal, she has fed over three million meals to 18,000 students, teachers and staff. Today as cafeteria manager, she stretches few dollars into nutritious meals and uses whatever government surplus is - _} _ available to provide energy to keep students going all day - _ ..J.__... every day. She plans to work two more years - until she's 70! The i 985 Roar is gratefully dedicated to

Mrs. Rosie Brown

Above left: Mrs. Brown at 17.

Left: Mrs. Brown today in the kitchen.

3 Each of us has a friend - from kindergarten to graduation. Someone to share secret plans, a funny joke, deepest feelings, first love, a broken heart. As we grow and interests change, so do friends; but the memories made with old friends are cherished - never to be lost. Captured here in pictures is 1984-85. The world saw the Challenger shuttle return broken satellites to Earth; Ronald Reagan elected to a second presidential term by the greatest margin ever (beating the first woman vice-presidential candidate) ; the assassination of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, and a disastrous poison gas leak which killed over 2,000 in India ... and in New Deal , Lions laughed, loved and lived with new education laws which brought higher standards and ISS.

4 Friends Friends are friends forever If the Lord's the Lord of them. And friends will not say never 'Cuz the welcome will not end.

Though it's hard to let you go In the Father's hands, We know, and a lifetime's not Too long to live as friends.

One of the most important parts of growing up is learning to make friends and be a friend to others. Through our friends, we learn loyalty, trust, honesty, and faith. Without friends we have few joys in life and no one to share our happiness or sorrow with.

The Roar 1985 is planned with you and your friends in mind. Enjoy your book; have your friends sign it.

5 6 Our football team improved last year's record with 5 and 5. Except for Coach Noland, an entire new coaching staff brought new fire and enthusiasm to New Deal. The basketball teams kept that new fire alive and give us lots of thrills with several overtime games before District play even started. During our spare time, we talked on the phone like teenagers have for many years. During lunch, we sometimes found a quiet place to talk about our deep feel­ ings. Teachers, too, felt a special closeness at New Deal this year, cooperating together in activities students wanted to do. As the little boys in kindergarten played in a toy car, they dreamed of the day when real cars, girls, dates and " big boy stuff'' were part of friends.

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Carr, Christopher Crawford, Scott Crawford, Jeral delaCerda, Semin delaCerda, Veronica

Gonzalez, Bobby Gonzalez, Mario Guerro, Leroy Hamilton, Brandy Sue Hampton, Stacy

Picture Picture Knapp, Cristy Not Luna, Felicia Not McDearmon, Scotty Available Available McLearen, Clifton Matte, Michelle

Picture Perez, G. T. Not Pitts, Dena Rae Pledger, Tim Available Prescher, Shelby Prieto, Juan

Rosa, Adelita Saenz, Alex Sanders, Chris Sanders, Durwood Stofel, Scott

Picture Thompson, Joshua Not Webb, Caroline Williamson, Chris Available Williamson, Cody Wood, Angela 1st Grade

Adame, Adrianna Adams, Tammy Picture Applegate, Amy Not Arellano, Diana Bigham, Craig Available Brassfield, Matt

On the back row, Karen Huffman works while Todd Lawler tries to hide from the camera. In the middle Shannon Williamson works and Ernest Rodriguez and Amanda Maines watch the camera. Chad Sanders concentrates on the end of his pencil.

Broadus, Bucky Crowley, Chris Fisher, Buffy Gonzales, Rosemary Hamilton, Robin Lee Hernandez, Alma C.

Hernandez, Joshua Huffman, Karen Jones, Jeff Knapp.Shaun Langwell, Charley Lawler, Todd

Limas, Rafael Linville, Heather Maines, Amanda McDearmon, Stacy McDonald, Steven Meneley, Jason

12 Otero, Victor Otero, Victoria Penn, Robert Perez, Denise Perez, Robin Raymond, Michael

Craig Bigham, in the back, and Robin Perez concentrate on their work wh ile Chris Crowley, center, and Adrianna Adame, right, smile for the camera .

Rodriguez, Ernest Salinas, Manual Sanders, Chad Sauvageau, Twain Simko, Eric Springer, Lora

Tanner, Audrea Torres, Dee Tuman, Mikee Villareal, Jamie Villegas, Marcie Wiley, Tricia

Williamson, Jennifer Williamson, Lacy Williamson, Shannon Wilson, Michael Wood, Crystal Young.Sean

13 2nd Grade

Alvin Rodriguez and David Worsham tell Hallo­ ween stories to the 5th grade with smiles and su rprises.

In the center picture, Vincent Rodriguez, Alvin Rodriguez, David Worsham, Gabriel Luna, Chrissy Burns, and Tommy Williamson continue th e Halloween story telling.

Alsup, Dana Atkinson, Adamino Attebury, Matthew Bennett, Timothy Carrizales, Michelle Davis, Noah de la Cruz, Patricia Flinn, Stacy

14 Kristi Rieken , Keith Harkey and Ignacio delaCerda head for the bus after a long day, in the center top picture on the opposite page. Kristi Rieken and Michelle Langwell fill their trays at lunch. As early as the second grade, we learned the value of close friends and managed to spend as much time as possible with them.

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Gardner, Janet Gonzales, El izabeth Harkey, Keith Hartless, Chuck Hernandez, Shawna Jiminez, Mark Griffis, Holly Guerrero, Benny Langwell, Michelle Linville, Dana Joe Martin, Angela Martin, Dustin Keene, Stephen Kirk, Kody Mora, Steven Nino, Bart Owens, LeeAndra Perez, Patricia McGuire, Lindsey Minnick, Mike Rich, Ingram Rieken, Kristi Sharkey, Chris Shedd, Steve Ramirez, Amy Ramirez, Keith Watson, Jessie Watson, Toby Worsham, David Wood, Shana Tagle, Manuel Tyson, Trent

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Prieto, Veronica Puentes, Erineo Picture Purdom, John Not · amos, Eddie Available Reed, Robin

Picture Picture Not Not Available Available Askins, Marilyn Bennett, Geoffery

Gallegos, Jennifer Garcia, Rita Gomez, Leticia Gonzalez, Alex

Picture Howell, Kasey LaQuey, Shawn Not Lofgren, Krickett Available Martin, Hedge

Picture Pena, Adam Perez, Nabor Not Perez, Thomas Available Phillips, Kris

Rich, Shad Rodriguez, Amy Rodriguez, Christina Rylant, Christine

Thomas, James Tovar, Terry Wells, Chris Young. Shelley

17 Fourth graders feel they are really special. They got together and compiled a few lines about themselves - "We like 4th grade 'cause we are all a group." "Fourth grade is like a puzzle; you put it ·. 4th Grade all together and it's pretty good."

Bentley, Bradley Brassfield, Joe Burns, Chrissy Cates, Shelly

Guzman, Aracely Hardin, Kristi Hardin, Letitia Jackson, Jimmy

Martin, Brandon McGuire, Jonathan Pena, Sonya Perez, Paula

Sherman, Clint Smith, Rusty Thomas, Becky Townsend, Sean

18 Adame, Fred Adams, Louis Adams, Sam Baker, Regina

Duran, David Edwards, Jimmy Ford, Abigail Gonzalez, Anna

Jones, Chad Knapp, Jennifer Looney, Rendy Luna, Gabriel

Ramirez, Abel Revilla, David Rodriguez, Alvin Rodriguez, Vincent

Tuman, David Vasquez, Victor Voyles, Danice Williams, Matthew

19 Fifth grade includes memorizing poems, making posters of football and basketball players and going to PE class instead of reces and helping with tutoring in the first grade. At the far right, waiting for lunch to be served are (from head of line to back) Eloy Atkinson, Karen Guthrie, Chris Perez, Christine Ramirez, Chris Villegas, Robert Hamilton, Carolin Askins, Stephanie Gallegos, Tanasha McKinney, Cheri Garner.

Askins, Atkinson, Ballenger, Bennet, Adams, Aguilar Carolin Eloy Ginna Tommie Larry Francisco Crawford, Davis, Gallegos, Garner, Billingsley Champlin Trina Amy Stephany Cheri Buddy Keri Guthrie, Hale, Hamilton, Johnson, Gonzalez, Griffis, Karen Travis Robert Mitch Freddie Heather Keeton, Lawler, Susan Becky

20 McDonald, McKinney, Moore, Rodriguez, Rylant, Shropshire, Craig Tanasha Amy Sylvia Nathen Tiffany Mora, Nuss, Olguin, Upshaw, Villegas, Wiley, Felipe Jason Sonya Brian Christopher Toni Perez, Rackler, Ramirez, Chris Rachel Ann Marie Ramirez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Christine Connie Ruben Slaton, Smith, Speer, Wayne Patti Michelle

21 A friend is a sift that You eive Yourself

JUN IOR HIGH FRIENDS - Top right: Dena Pitts enjoys the Halloween Carniva l. Top left: Abel Chavez tried to hide during class. Middle left: Noah Davis, Chuck Hartless, Batt Nino, Ingram Rich , Amy Ramirez, and Kody Kirk wait for lunch. Mid­ dle right: Kindergarteners play outside. Bottom: Mark Pharr, Brent Styles and Jackie Crawford study hard. en "0 C Q) I- ·-LI.

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Sixth graders take a break at lunch to enjoy each other's com­ pany and make good friends. Chuck Alsup is at right of top pic­ ture. In lower picture, sixth graders play on parallel bars under the trees during lunch break.

Carrizales, Christina Carter, Chris Adams, Dora delaCerda, Jose delaCerda, Jose Cates, Terri Hoover, Kennan Hoover, Susan Ewings, Kenny Nisbet, Aaron Panter, Steve Huffman, Kip Purdom, Robert Sharkey, Jason Pena.Sonny Sikes, William 26 It's new to sixth graders having a little time between classes - this is the second year that we've changed Picture classes. We have two recesses this Not year - last year we had none. We' ll Available get to try out tor cheerleader tor next year and we'll be on teams which take trips.

Alsup, Chuck Brackeen, Timmy Camp, Deborah Smith, Alan Cooper, Chris Craig, Michelle Crowley, John Young, Brandon Gonzales, Miguel Herron, Tommy Hooker, Sonjia Keene, David Mannin, Mandy Natal, Jose Perez, Mary Dale Perez, Senido Perez, Susan Sullivan, Tony Tagle, Arthur Thomas, Shenda 27 7th Grade

In the middle of Junior High, seventh grade lets us develop close friends and athletic skills while we continue to work on study habits. At top: Waiting for lunch. Right side: Brent Styles heads for the practice field at lunch. Center: Unidentified girls "gossip." At left: Coach Bean helps Brent Styles and Martin Rodriguez with their kicking as Jackie Crawford holds the ball. Above: Tonya Tyson and Bridgett Patterson catch up on the latest.

Adame, Anglin, Laurie Staci 28 i1

Applegate, Brenda Blagg, Wayne Champlin, Tony Chavez, David Conner, Kris Contraras, Linda

Craig, Jackie Crawford, Jack Crowley, Kimberly Dunlap, Lorrie Gaines, Andrea Gardener, Wayna

Griffith, Chad Haggard, Timmy Hamilton, William Harkey, Robbie Hundley, Amanda Keeton, Michael

Lawler, Christi" Lipham, Wyatt Martin, Bridget Nicholson, Buttons O'Neal, Keith Otero, Theresa

Patterson, Bridgett Perez, Arthur Perez, David Perez, Sandra Pharr, Mark Rackler, David

Ramirez, Michael Rigney, Tracy Rodriguez, Brenda Rodriguez, Martin Sherman, Missy Spann, Jimi

Stephenson, Mi chelle Styles, Brent Tyson, Tonya Williams, Belinda Williamson, Tammy Zamora, Christina

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Finally!! 8th Grade. The last year before high school! All we can think, about is getting to high school - special section of Freshman lockers, being part of all pep rallies, high school band, high school team membership - arriving at really being a teenager!

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Bostick, Lisa Brisco, Brenda Cannon, Elmer Davis, Ira Farley, Kristi Gaines, Brittne Garcia, Santos Edwards, Shanna Hooker, Ruthie Howell , Barry Huffman, Kathy Lee, Nannette Miller, Scott Perez, Michelle Peters, Missy Phillips, Laura Reed, Shawna Revilla, Mark Revilla, Rita Schropshire, Tawnya Tovar, Vanessa Washburn, Tony Wi lson, Donald 31 7th & 8th Grade Football

Back row (I tor) : B. Styles; D. Perez; J. Crawford; K. O' Neal; M. Rodriguez; W. Blagg; Coach Ulibarri: Middle row: M. Pharr; D. Chavez: C. Griffith; T. Champlin; W. Lipham; J. Spann. Front row: J. Craig; T. Haggard; D. Rackler; R. Harkey; A. Perez; M. Rameriz; W. Hamilton.

Back row (left to right): Z. Davis; S. Garcia; T. Washburn; Donny Wi lson; I. Davis; Coach Dunca. Middle row: L. Blanchard; N. Hogan; J. Pitts; E. Cannon; S. Miller. Front row: M. Revilla; M. McKinney; E. Griffis; B. Howell ; R. Thompson. 32 8th grade: left to right, back row: Coach Dun­ can , Barry Howell, Donny Wilson, Tony Washburn , Ira Davis, Mark Revilla, Santos Gar­ cia. middle row: Scott Miller, Chad Blalock, Jim­ my Pitts, Marty McKinny, Lyle Blanchard, Robert Thompson. front row: Martin Rodriguez, Zane Davis, David Perez, Eddie Griffis, Jimmy Gomez, Neal Hogan.

8th grade: left to right, back row: Britanne Gaines, Laura Phillips, Jennifer Martin, Missy Peters, Kathy Huffman, Lisa Bostick, Kristi Farley, Coach Goodall. middle row: Michelle Perez, Nannette Lee, Vanessa Tovar. front row: Shanna Edwards, Brenda Brisco, Ruthie Hooker, Shawna Reed, Randi Dunn.

,G,, \ ~· ·~ _, ( ,. ~ 7th grade: left to right, back row: Coach Dun­ ·- ~ · t, D£q ·O· 1 ,. ... ifJ!il can, Wyatt Lipham, Randy Moore, Keith O'Neal, Q ,RAC K Y''J Jackie Crawford, Brent Styles, Wayne Blagg, t W ,. D(qt .,,._-.. arq .. Robbie Harkey. middle row: Mark Pharr, Michael I 'IA C' -.,,._-., Dfqt Ramirez, Arthur Perez, Jimmy Spann. front row: .,,-. 1Eq , \.._ U£q 1 ~\'i, 9£11, · - · ·11 1 <;,\"- D£q 1R \~ 1 David Chavez, David Rackler. I .,. TRAC! l ·,, ,RACK ' ·i·' \il ,, ,. -- I \ •

7th grade: left to right, back row: Britanne Gaines, Bridgett Patterson, Tonya Tyson, Kriss Conner, Michelle Stephenson, Missy Sherman, Belinda Williams, Kim Crowley, Coach Goodall. middle row: Tina Alvarado, Wayva Gardner, Bridgett Martin, Laurie Dunlap, Buttons Nicholson, Linda Contreras. front row: Linda Contreras, Laurie Adame, Mandy Hundley, Tam­ my Williamson, Andrea Gaines, Christy Lawler, Teresa Otero. Jr. Hieb Track 33 1th & 8th Grade BOYS

Front row, left to right: Timmy Haggard #22; Michael Ramirez #40; Wayne Blagg #41: Michael Keeton # 42; Wyatt Lipham #24. Second row: Jimi Spann #25; Arthur Perez #20; David Chavez #33; Mark Pharr # 21. Back row: William Hamilton #32; Keith O'Neal # 12; Jacki~ Crawford # 34; Brent Style #31 ; and Robbie Harkey #35.

Front row, left to right: Lyle Blanchard, Martin Rodriguez, Eddie Griffis, Marty McKinney, Robert Thompson. Second row: Elmer Cannor ,, Neil Hogan, David Perez, Scott Miller, Chad Blaylock. Back row: .Zane Davis, Donnie Wilson, Tony Washburn, Mark Revilla and Barr y Howell. and Girls Basketball

Left to right: Christ ina Zamora; Buttons Nicholson; Bridgett Martin; Mandy Hundley; Kim Crawley; Lori Adame; Sandra Perez; Bridgett Patterson; Kris Conner; Michelle Stephenson; Missy Sherman; Tonya Tyson; Christi Lawler; Teresa Otero; Andrea Gaines; Lori Dunlap; Staci Anglin; Tammy Williamson. Standing, left to right: Coach Kyle Bean; Brittane Gaines, Manager and Coach Daryl Goodall.

Left to right: Michelle Perez; Rondi Dunn; Shawna Reed; Laura Phillips; Brenda Brisco; Li sa Bostick; Missy Peters; Ka thy Huffman; Ruthie Hooker; Tawnya ·Shropshire; Kristi Farley; Nannette Lee; Vanessa Tovar. Standing, left to right: Coach Kyle Bean, Brittane Gaines, Manager and Coach Daryl Goodall.

35 JR. HIGH BAND

Junior High Band is many things for the musicians in it - learning new instruments, polishing techniques, learn­ ing more difficult pieces and getting ready for the BIG TIME when bands wear uniforms and brave the cold of football games and contests in January.

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Back row: Mr. Chance, Kriss Conner, Jose H. delaCarda, Jose M. delaCerda, William Hamilton, William Sikes, Robert Purdom, David Rackler, Wyatt Lipham, Kim Crowley, Christina Zamora. Third row: Brandon Youn, Alan Smith, Wayne Blagg, Chad Griffith, Michael I Keeton, Sonny Pena, Mike Gonzales, Kenneth Eaging, Chick Alsup, Jason Sharkey, Tim Brackeen, Chris Cooper, Michelle Stephenson, Tammy Williamson. Second row: Laurie Adame, Stacey Anglin, Sonjia Hooker, Christy Hawler, Michelle Speers, Steve Panter, Kip Huffman, Sonido Perez, Keenan Hoover, Robbie Harkey, Tommy Herron. Front row: Sandra Perez, Susie Perez, Mary Dale Perez, Lorrie Dunlap, But­ tons Nicholson, Terri Cates, Tony Sullivan, Mandy Mannin, Wayva Gardner, John Crowley, Shonda Thomas, Mandy Hundley, David Keen, I Deborah Camp. Cheerleaders and PeP Squad

Top: Andrea Gaines. Second row: Kristi Farley and Theresa Otero. Third row: Laura Phi llips (Head} and Shanna Edwards. Bottom: Laurie Adame.

Front row: Laurie Adame, Theresa Otero, Andrea Gaines, Kristi Farley, Laura Phillips and Shanna Edwards. Second Row: Shawna Reed , Brenda Rodriquez, Mandy Hundley, Stacey Anglin, Lorrie Dunlap, Bridget Martin, Brittne Gaines, Christina Zamora, Michelle Perez, Vanessa Tovar. Back row: Kim Crowley, Randi Dunn, Sonjia Hooker, Kristi Lawler, Tonya Tyson, Bridgett Patterson, Kathy Huffman, Missy Sherman , JoAnn Ramirez, Michelle Stephenson, Ruthie Hooker, Brenda Brisco, Missy Peters, Mrs. Sharber, Miss Mccarley.

37 All Fourth graders trained for UIL events on their level. They are Front row, I. to r.: All Fifth graders trained for UIL events on their level. They are front row, I. to r. Jennifer Knapp, Shelly Cates, Rusty Moore, Victor Vasquez, Paula Perez, Fred Adame, Tommie Bennett, Craig McDonald, Chris Villegas, Karen Guthrie, Trio Kristi Hardin, and Letitia Hardin. Mid row: Donce Voyles, Regina Baker, Jimmy Crawford, Nathan Rylant, Amy Moore and Cheri Garner. Mid row: Toni Wilei Edwards, Vincent Rodriquez, Abel Ramirez, Joe Brassfield, Branden Martin, David Becky Lawler, Tiffany Shropshire, Lucio Martinez, Jay Riddle, Sonya Olnuir, Revilla, Sonya Pena, Rendy Looney. Back row: Chrissy Burns, Aracely Guzman, Sean Stephany Gallegos, Chris Perez, Brian Upshaw, Michelle Speer, Gino _ Townsend, Abigail Ford, Becky Thomas, Paul Jones and Cint Sherman. Ballenger. Back row: Christine Rameriz, Carolin Askins, Susan Keeton, Am Davis, Felipe Mora, Wayne Slaton, Heather Griffis, Mitch Johnson, Robei Hamilton, Travis Hale, Tanrha McKinney.

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Number sense: Back row, I. to r. : Neal Hogan, Barry Howell, Tony Washburn, Mark Spelling Bee contests in the Lubbock Avalance Journal Bee '1'ere Back row, It Revilla, Tonya Tyson, Sonjia Hooker, Randy Moore. r: Laurie Adame, Brittne Gaines, Missy Shereman, Miss Mccarley. Front ro, Arthur Tagle, John Crowley.

Storytelling: Front row, I. to_ r.: Trent Tyson, Lee Andra Owens, Kristi Rieken, Holl y Griffis, Hotly Martin, Marylin Askins. Mid row: Christine Tylant, Veronica Prieto, Gec,ffer Bennett, Lorr Haggard, Robrn Reed, Casey Howell, Albert Mora, Terry Tovar. Back row: Jeremiah Davis, Eddie Ramos, Melissa Smith Erica Spann Belinda McKinney [lust Brown, Jimmy McLearn, Kris Phillips. ' ' ' UIL Contests Intensify Learnine

Oral reading: Back row, I. to r.: Eddie Griffis, Kriss Conner, Michelle Stephenson, Even with the new law which limits time out of school for Kim Crowley, Laurie Adame, Kathy Huffman, Ruthie Hooker, Michelle Craig, Wayva competition, even though it is curriculum related, interest in Gardner, Chris Cooper. Front row: Linda Contreras, Keenan Hoover, David Keene, W. D. Sikes, Tommy Herron, Randi Dunn, Chad Griffith, David Chavez, Robert Pur­ UIL contests was sti ll high at New Deal. Almost every elemen­ dom. (Not pictured is Angela Chambers.) tary, junior high and high school student was involved some way with UIL during the year. Parts of the contests were held in Plains but most were held in Seagraves this year. Long, early morning bus trips made the anticipation even greater as students and teachers alike prepare d to do their best in representing New Deal.

Spelling: Front row, I. to r. : John Crowley, Michael Gonzales, Aaron Nisbet, Chris Carter, Senido Perez, Elmer Canon, Vanessa Tovar and Amanda Hundley. Back row: Rita Revilla, Kathy Huffman, Mark Revilla, Christy Lawler, Belinda Williams, Christine Zamora, Wayne Blagg, Michael Keeton.

One Act Play: Below: Front row, I. to r. Chris Cooper, Randi Dunn, Tammy Williamson, Christi Lawler, Marty McKinney, Elmer Cannon, Eddie Griffis. Back row: Mrs. Pam Sharber, Donny Wilson, Missy Sherman, Ruthie Hoover, Tony Washburn, Missy Peters, Kathy Huffman, Lisa Bostick, Barry Howell, Miss Becky Mccarley.

On November 10, 1984, in Plains, TX, the Junior High UIL Play competition was held. The presentation of "Sin in the South" was a great success. Rondi Dunn was named to the All-Star Cast; Tony Washburn and Marty McKinney got Honorable Mentions.

39 Junior Hieb Student Council

Leading the Junior High in Student Council are I. to r, standing: Eddie Griffis, Kim Crowley, Missy Sherman, Kathy Huffman, Lisa Bostick, Rul Hooker, Missy Peters and Steve Panter. Kneeling are Laurie Adame, Shawna Reed, Alan Smith, Keenan Hoover, Arthur Tagle and David Cha1,e1

Junior Hieb Science Club

Additional knowledge is gained through Science club members - I. to r. , standing are Tony Washburn, Mark Revilla, Kathy Huffman, M Peters, Brenda Brisco, Kristi Farley, Zaine Davis. Kneeling: Lyle Blanchard, Barry Howell, Bridgett Patterson, Shawna Reed , Tonya Tyson, J1m1 Martin, Missy Sherman, Robbie Harkey, Marty McKinny. Sitting: Neal Hogan, Laurie Adame, Kristy Lawler, Author Perez, Rondi Dunn and L Dunlap.

Leadine Friends The School Board consists of: Back row, left to right: Ray­ mond Bufe, President; Perry Looney, Vice President; Greg Williams, Henry Atkinson. Front row, left to right: Larry Stephenson, Robert Hughes, Secretary, and Steve Jones. We would like to give special thanks to these men for holding our school together.

Mrs. Zoe Clary (Right) is employed by the School Board to collect school district taxes. Thanks for gathering the money so we can learn.

42 Superintendent· s .Office There are people who have little contact with us while we are students; but they are essential to the running of the school. Realizing that school and our teachers are helped by these people makes us appreciate them more. 1984-85 is a landmark year for public education in Texas - the passage of House Bill 246 and 72 mean major changes in every aspect of school life. For the men and women re sponsible for seeing that our education is in accordance with the law, this year was a special challenge.

Mr. A. D. Gamblin (Left) has served as Superintendent of Schools for three I years. The job of seeing that all the new changes were carried out fell to Mr. Gamblin.

Mr. Bob Coers (Below) has assumed the job of Administrative Assistant after serving as high school principal for two years. He handles many of the duties required of the superintendent's office - reports, statistical information and is in charge of all Federal programs affecting the school system. Mr. Coers also was responsible for studying the new law and seeing that we got it all done!

Mrs. Lana Young (Far left) is Mr. Bamblin's secretary. She also serves as bookkeeper and purchasing agent for the school system. Her duties can easily in­ clude anything that no one else has been designated to do.

Mrs. Thelma Ingram (Far left) is the personnel and certification officer for the school system. It is her responsibility to see that all qualifications have been met for teaching staff and informing teachers if they need to go to school - again!!

•• 43 Kyle Bean - Texa$ Tech, World and Texas History, Girls' Basketball Coach

Kelly Boston - Texas Tech, English, Spanish I and II

Eddie Chance - Abilene Christian and Texas Tech , Band

Welcome to Mr. Burt Mont­ gomery (Right) as our new high school principal. He comes to us from Eastland High School where he was a Vocational Agriculture teacher. He is from Abernathy so returned " home" after getting his Bachelor's degree from Tarleton State and a Master's from Texas Tech. Mr. Montgomery began the year struggling with a schedule to meet new law requirements but found that dealing with students was much easier!

Jimmy Noland - West Texas State Univ., Government, Head Football Coach, Athletic Director L"i

Berhl Robertson - Texas Tech, Vocational Agriculture

Marvin Sanders - McMurry, Math

Ronnie Tyson - Texas Tech, Science

Debbie Ulibarri - Texas Tech, English

Robert Ulibarri - Eastern New Mexico Univ.; Coach, World History Tom Duncan - Tarleton State, Health, Free Enterprise, Head Boys' Basketball Coach

Pete Gentry - Abilene Christian, Math and Computer Science

Carla Krestineck - Texas Tech, Resource

Fran Land - UT - El Paso, Business Education, Journalism

Mike Martin - West Texas State Univ.; Amer. Hist. , Jr. Var. Coach; Golf

Lana McRae - Texas Tech, Home Economics

Olivia Horn, Left: Librarian for the school district, serves both buildings. She is ready to help us with any study problem and can lead us to the answers.

A teacher affects eternity. He can never tell where his influence stops.

Mrs. Carolyn Hill, Left is secretary to Mr. Montgomery, registrar and cheerleader sponsor. Mrs. Hill is a special lady at our school - seeing us at our worst - when we're sick, tardy or in trouble - she always has a smile for us! .. Thanks, Mrs. Hill!! Hieb School Staff 45 Elem. & Jr. Hieb Staff

Mrs. Nancy Cooper, above, is the Elementary and Jr. High school principal for the third year. She has done a great job with community involvement with the school. Mrs. Ann Harkey is beginning her stay as Elementary and Jr. High Secretary - replacing Mrs. Dixie Crosby. She is do­ ing a wonderful job of getting all done that school secretaries are responsible for. At right is Mrs. Evelyn Schropshire, school district nurse. Her office is in the elementary building.

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46 Elementary Faculty

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Raenalle Bernard Cleeta Carley Linda Carter Nancy Chambers Kim Cumpton Howard Payne Aide Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech Speech Kindergarten 1st Grade 4th Grade

Maria Gonzales Laura Harkey Debbie Koerlin Cindy Lusk Marsha Mayo Aide Texas Tech UT-Permian Basin Texas Tech West Texas State 2nd Grade 1st Grade Kindergarten 3rd Grade

Shelley Montgomery Becky Noland Yvonne Raschke Sandra Shropshire Johnnye Smith Tarleton State West Texas State Lewis College Aide Diagnostician 2nd Grade 5th Grade Special Ed.

Janna Walkup Sharron Wood Texas Tech Angelo State Univ. 5th Grade 3rd Grade

47 Jr. Hish Facuit y

Sammie Farmer Daryl Goodall Becky Mccarley Texas Tech University West Texas State Univ. Lubbock Christian College Resource Room Reading Language Arts St. Cncl. Advisor Head Tennis Coach

Fred (Sonny) Hale Mary (Bitsy) Hale Pam Sharber Texas Tech University Texas Tech University Texas Tech University Science Resource Room Math Sci/Math Club Advisor Sci/Math Club Advisor

The real purpose of our existence is not to make a living, but to make a life a worthy, well-rounded, useful life.

48 Cafeteria & Custodial Staffs

These are the friends that hold our school together and keep it neat, clean and well-fed.

The cafeteria staff at left is (left to right) Rosie Brown, Blanche Atkison, Ruby Mobley, Lorine Osborn, Sarah Revilla and Norma Tagle.

The building and vehicle maintenance staff are made up of Domingo Sosa (left) head maintenance; Nick Gonzales (lower left) ve hicle maintenance; custodians (below) are (left to right) Luis Baltazar, Tony Aguilar and Cecilia Aguilar.

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58 The On November 11 , 1984, we, the students Best of New Deal High School took a survey ·to find out what our favorites were. of ·ss

Favorite Song

1. " Hard Habit to Break"

2. " Round and Round "

3. "Can't Drive 55"

4. " Dark Side"

5. " Desert Moon"

6. " Penny Lover" Favorite Singer 7. " lfThis Is It" 1. Billy Idol 8. " Carribean Queen" 2. Lionel Richie 9. " I Just Called to Say I Love You" 3. Rick Springfield 10. " Lucky Star" 4. Prince

5. David Lee Roth

6. Billy Ocean

7. George Strait

8. Sammy Hagar

9. Madonna

10. Huey Lewis

59 Favorite Group

1. Chicago

2. Ratt

3. Van Halen

4. Alabama

5. Charlie Daniels

6. Journey

7. ZZ Top

8. Oak Ridge Boys

9. Blues Brothers

10. Motley Crue

Best Movie

1. Bachelor Party

2. Ghostbusters

3. Splash

4. Revenge of the Nerds

5. Friday 13th

6. Terminator

7. Rocky

8. Best Defense

9. Firestarter

10. Romancing the Stone

60 Favorite Actor 1. Dudley Moore ------2. John Wayne

3. Burt Reynolds

4. Bill Murray

5. John Stamos

6. Scott Baio

7. Pierce Bresnan

8. Richard Pryor

9. Mr. T

10. Bill Cosby

Favorite Actress Best T.V. Show

1. Heather Thomas 1. Cosby Show

2. Heather Locklear 2. Charles in Charge

3. Sally Fields 3. A-Team

4. Elizabeth Taylor 4. Knots Landing

5. Kristian Alfonsu 5. Dreams

6. Jacqueline Smith 6. Kate & Allie

7. Loni Anderson 7. Simon & Simon

8. Gilda Radner 8. Gong Show

9. Bo Derek 9. Miami Vice

10. Lynda Carter 10. Paper Dolls

61 Favorite Restaurant

1. El Chico

2. McDonalds

3. Ed's

4. Red Lobster

5. Steak & Ale

6. Taco Villa

7. Shakey's

8. Fajita Willies'

9. Burger King

10. Peppers

Favorite Food

1. Pizza

2. Burritos

3. Tacos

4. Enchiladas

5. Hamburgers

6. Steak

7. Spaghetti

8. Chicken Fried Steak

9. Peanut Butter and Jelly

Sandwich

10. Biscuits and Gravy 62 So that this book will be truly one of memories, we have provided this page tor you to complete with your favorites.

Favorite Song

Favorite Movie

Favorite Actor

Favorite Class

Favorite Teacher

Favorite Pastime

Favorite Food

Favorite Restaurant

Best Boy/Girl Friend

Best Friend

Best Time I had this year

My greatest success this year

Honors I received this year

Jobs I had this year

Clubs I was in

Favorite People

Favorite TV Show

63

Student Council

Student body officers for 1985 are President Nick Dudley (top left) ; Secretary Christy turner (top center) ; Vice Pres. Bryan Abercrombie (top right) ; Chaplain Rachel Duran (center left) ; Treasurer Chuck Edwards (center) ; Parliamentarian Kim Deaver (center right) and Chris Ramirez, Historian, above. irhis year's council include (from left to right) Front row: Tracy Deave r, Chuck Edward s, This year's council has voted Sheila Kirk, Christy Turner, Tina Hughes. Mid row: Kay Osborn, Lee Ann Hooker, Kim Deaver, to replace the Christmas decora­ Wylie Shannon, Shelley Williams, Rachel Duran, Cheryl Beck. Back row: Chris Ramirez, James Baumann, Bryan Abercrombie, James Brisco, Nick Dudley, Corey Gillilland, Curtis Harkey tions in the school. and Jeff Cooper.

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Freshman class officers (from left to right) are Matt Hill, Representative; Steven Cooper, V-Pres.; Cory Gillilland, Rep .; Tracy Deaver, Rep .; Julie Jackson and Jeff Cooper.

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Jeff Cooper, President Steven Cooper, Vice-Pres.

Class of ·ss This year's Freshman class is one of the largest classes to pass through the halls of New Deal High School. They have -shown their abilities both academically and athletically. The Freshman initiation was hard to handle when school began but they so'on adjusted to being the " low man " on the totem pole. However, there are good leaders in this class and we should expect great things in the future.

69 Julie Jackson, Sec. / Tres . Abercrombie, Elizabeth Picture Applegate, Mark Boyd, Shayne Not Brennen, Amy Available Brisco, Michael

Cooper, Jeff Picture Cooper, Steven Not Crawford, Shelly Deaver, Tracy Available Durham, Michael

Garcia, Beatrice Garcia, Luis Gardner, Tom

Garner, Sheila Gililland, Corey Gonzales, Mary

Griffith, Tom Guthrie, Jimmy Herron, Amy Hill, Matt Hogan, Will

Hoover, Bradley Picture Howell, Toby Jackson, Julie Not Johnson, Cathy Jo Available Land, Lee

70 Ledesma, Alfredo Madril, Michael Martin, Freeman Martin, Heather Moore, Jason

Nicholson, Shawn Noseff, Greg Olguin, Tony Otero, Ophelia Patterson, Jaime

ca s nor Pearson, Todd Pena, Sammy Perez, Alice

Picture Puentes, Christine Not Ramirez, Alfredo Rawls, Donna Available

Rodriguez, Andrea Rodriguez, Richard Sifuentes, FiFi Smith, Candie Sosa, Sammy

Stephenson, Michael Sulaski, Martha Tyson, Ronna Vines, Tracy Wooten, Les

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Class Officers

Top left: Dena Lipham, President . Mid: Tricia Teal, Treasurer. Right: Kim Wilson , Sec. Bottom right: Darin Goen V. Pres. In group (I tor) :Kim Wilson, Kay Osborn, Stud. Council Rep, D. Goen, T. Teal, and Cheryl Beck, Stud. Council Rep. 73 Sophomores:

Adams, Suzy Picture Beck, Cheryl Brackeen, Brian Not Carley, Jami Available

Carroll, Donna Diller, Britton Eilenberger, Jennifer Fyffe, Denise

Goen, Darin Picture Haggard, Shayne Not Hennig, Lisa Lee, Melissa Available

Lipham, Dena Picture Mannin, Carrisa Martin, Farrell Not Newcomer, Annemarie Available

Norman, Kim Obenhaus, Riek Olguin, Christine Osborn, Kay

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Picture Not Pena, Raul Available

Phillips, Cathy Puentes, Jose Ramirez, Melissa

Picture Rasnick, Beverly Not Rigney, Glen Rodriguez, Rebecca Available

Picture Sikes, Desiree Sikes, Melody Not Sulaski, Adele Available

Sullivan, Jody Teal, Tricia Wilson, Kim

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Junior Officers

Elected by the Junior class to lead them this year are Curtis Harkey, President; (top left) Melissa Styles, Vice President (top center); Tammy Brisco, Secretary (top right) ; Sonya Bute, Treasurer (bottom left) ; and Don Bostick, Sergeant-at- · Arms (bottom center) .

To raise moeny for the Junior­ Senior Prom, the Junior class sold M & M's early in the year. This class has also sold mums at homecoming, magazines, and Christmas ornaments during their Freshman year.

This class is small - 26. Seven­ teen of us have been together since Kindergarten. There is a special closeness In this class - we are truly friends.

he Junior class leaders are active in every aspect of school li fe - from athletics, to band, ,heerlea ding, and club work. On th e left is Curtis Harkey, then Melissa Styl es, Tammy Brisco, · oriya Buie and on the right is Don Bostick. ·

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James Baumann Don Bostick John Brewer Tammy Brisco

Kim Deaver Joe Gonzales Darin Graham Curtis Harkey

John Moore Patty Moore Raymond Otero Lewayne Pattersor

Enjoying lunch in the New Deal Cafe are Juniors John Brewer, Sue McDonald, Misty Minnick, Jim Burton, Dale Lumpkin and James Baumann,

The Juniors have made close friends among themselves yet they also have close friends among the other classes too - making them easy to know and like.

78 Sonya Buie Jim Burton Danny Cantu Kevin Davis

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Sue McDonald Misty Minnick

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Senior Class Officers

JAMES BRISCO, President RACHEL DURAN, Vice Pres., QUINETT A BALLENGER, Sec. Soph. Class Pres.; Jr. Class Pres. ; St. Cncl. Varsity Cheerleader: St. Cncl. Chaplain, 2 Editor - St. Pub.: NHS, V. Pres; Homecom­ - 4 yrs; FFA member; Var. Football, 3 yrs; yrs: Homecoming Princess; St. Pub., 2 yrs; ing Court Runner-Up; UIL, Prose; JV Va r. Track, 4 yrs; '84 Reg. Qualifier - Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs; NHS, 2 yrs, Sec., 1 Cheerleader; Varsity Basketball, 3 yrs; BB Discus (Holds District 5-AA record in Discus yr; FHA Pres; FHA Duchess; FHA Hon. Mention, Soph. yr; Fr. yr - Var. Track, With 152 ft.) Sweetheart, 2 yrs; FCA V. Pres; FFA Band, St. Cncl. ; Soph. Class Sec. Sweetheart; UIL Play; UIL Spelling; Soph. Favorite: Fr. Favorite.

Class motto: "All of the things we've said, All the things we've done, No one can take the friendship We have in each other.''

Class flower: Yellow rose

Class colors: Smokey grey and Black

Class of

HENRY BARRERA, Treas. SCOTT GOEN, Sgt-at-Arms Varsity Football, 1 yr; JV Football, 3 yrs; Var. Football, 1 yr; JV Football, 3 yrs: Wrestl­ Band, 3 yrs; Band Beau: Basketball, 2 yrs. ing, 2 yrs: FCA; JV Track, 1 yr: UIL Drafting. .. Friendship is beins close in heart. even when

BRYAN ABERCROMBIE BRYAN A TTEBURY HERBERT BAIRD St. Body V. Pres; St. Body Parlai. ; St. Cncl. FFA, 4 yrs; FCA; JV Football 2 yrs; JV Rep ., 2 yrs; Fr. Class Pres; Soph. Class V. Basketball, 2 yrs; JV Track, 1 yr; Varsity Pres; FFA, 1 yr; Varsity Football, 3 yrs; Varsi­ Football, 2 yrs; Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs; Var­ ty Track, 3 yrs; Varsity Golf, 3 yrs. sity Trek, 1 yr.

STEVEN BOYD TAD BUSH NICK DUDLEY FFA, 3 yrs; FCA; JETS; JV Football, 3 yrs; FCA; SADD; Band, 2 yrs; UIL Play, 4 yrs; NHS; FFA, V. Pres. , 3 yrs; FCA Pre' .; UIL Varsity Football, 1 yr; JV Basketball 2 yrs; FHA; JV Football, 2 yrs; Varsity Football, 2 Play, 4 yr s; JETS; Soph. Favorite; Jr. C ass V. Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs; JV Track, 1 yr. yrs; Fr. BB; Golf, 2yrs. Pres; St. Body President; JV Football, 2 yrs; Varsity Football, 2 yrs; Varsity Track, 4 yrs.

The end at last: we·re ready

CHUCK EDWARDS TRACY FORD KEVIN GILILLAND NHS; FFA, Reporter, Sentinal, President; St. FFA, 3 yrs; FCA; JV Football; JV Bask1 tball; Cncl. Treas.; Varsity Tennis, 3 yrs; Golf, 1 yr. Varsity Football, 2 yrs; Varsity Baskett -1 11 , 2 yrs. TINA HEMBREE NHS; FHA: Smyer Band; Span. Club; St. Publ. ; Choir; FC of Musicians: UIL in Ca lculator, Journalism, Spelling.

ROBERT HERRON FFA; JV Football, 3 yrs: Varsity Football, yrs: St. Pub., 2 yrs: UIL Play, 1 yr. Seniors make Plans. reflect Past

LEE ANN HOOKER TINA HUGHES KATRINA HULS Basketball Manager, 4 yrs; Band, 1 yr; St. Band, 4 yrs; Band President; NHS; JETS; Cncl. Rep., 1 yr; St. Publications, 1 yr; UIL FFA, 2 yrs; Flag Corps; Band St. Cncl. Rep. ; Play, 1 yr. Band Sweetheart.

STEVE JERDEN SHEILA KIRK LARI MASTEN Varsity Football, 3 yrs; All Dist. HM LB; All­ NHS, 2 yrs; FCA; St. Pub. , 2 yrs; UIL Play, 2 FHA, Officer 4 yrs; Band, 4 yrs; Twirler, · yrs: Dist. 1st team LB, 2 yrs; All South Plains. yrs; Varsity Basketball, 3 yrs; Varsity Track, 4 NHS, 3 yrs; Varsity Cheerleader, 1 yr UIL Varsity Basketball, 4 yrs; HM All-District; yrs; Flag Corp, 2 yrs; Varsity ·cheerleader, 2 Number Sense, 4 yrs; Basketball, 2 yrs; =c A; Varsity Track, 4 yrs and Regional Qualifier; yrs; Head Cheerleader, Senior Yr.; Hon. Men. Band Sweetheart. NHS Member; NHS President in BB and UIL Play. Top left: Steve Jerden and Bryan Abercrombie arrive at school. Mid left: Henry Barrera and Wylie Shannon work on their senior research papers and above, Sheila Kirk is deep in con­ centration on her paper.

Man-(and woman) hood, not scholarship, is the first aim of education.

VICKI NICHOLSON RIEKA OBENHAUS Band, 4 yrs; Drum Major Sr. yr; FHA, 4 yrs; FFA, 4 yrs; FFA officer, 3 yrs; Band, 2 yrs; UI L Play, 3 yrs; UIL Prose, 4 yrs; Track, 4 yrs; NHS, 3 yrs; UIL Number Sense, 4 yrs; UIL Reg. Qual. and Fighting Hea rt Award ; Flag Science, 2 yrs; Academic Achievement Corp, 2 yrs; JV Cheerleader; JV Basketball, 1 Awards in Ag - 4 yrs; Chemistr y; English; yr; Varsity Basketball, 1 yr. Geometry; Free Entr.; Jr. Class Sec.; FHA: Lone Star Farmer Degree; 2nd place Dist. 5- 89 AA and Rea . ()1 1" 1 ;n .,. --~ - ·· ~ Best of Friends.

DANNY OLGUIN PATSY O'NEAL MELISSA PARRISH JV Football, 1 yr; Varsity Football, 1 yr; FHA FFA, 4 yrs; Band, 4 yrs; UIL One-Act Play, 2 Band, 2 yrs; Varsity Track, 2 yrs; FH P 4 yrs; Beau . yrs. St. Pub., 2 yrs; UIL Play, 1 yr.

MIKE PETERS FFA, 4 yrs; FCA, Chaplain; Varsity f Jotball, 1 yr; JV Football, 3 yrs; JETS. Best of times

PAUL PHARR CHRIS RAMIREZ WYLIE SHANNON FFA, 2 yrs; JV Football, 1 yr; Varsity Football, UIL, 4 yrs; District Typing Champ; FFA, 3 yrs; FFA, 2 yrs; JV Football, 2 yrs; Varsity Foot­ 1 yr. NHS, 3 yrs; Tennis, 3 yrs; St. Pub., 1 yr; St. ball, 2 yrs; St. Cncl, 4 yrs; UIL Play, 4 yrs; Body Reporter, 1 yr. Golf, 2 yrs; St. Pub. 1 yr; SADD

CHRISTY TURNER ROBERT VASQUEZ JUAN ZUNIGA Varsity Basketball, 3 yrs; Tennis, 4 yrs; FHA, Band, 4 yrs; Varsity Track, 4 yrs; Regional JV Football, 2 yrs; Varsity Football, 2 yrs; JV 4 yrs; Soph. Class, Treas. ; NHS, 2 yrs; Jr. Qualifier; JV Football, 2 yrs; Varsity Football, Track, 2 yrs; Varsity Track, 2 yrs; St. Publ, 1 Class Favorite; Varsity Cheerleader, 2 yrs; St. 2 yrs; Class Sgt-at-Arms, 3 yrs; St. Cncl. yr. Pu bl. , 2 yrs; Jr. Class Treas.; FCA; Student Rep ; Hon. Mention, Football, Sr. Yr. Body Sec .; Sr. Class Favorite; UIL Play, Homecoming Queen. 91 ·i. ·New · eal Br~an Abercrombie Miss New .Deal Quinetta Ballensier Mr. New Deal Runner UP

Miss New Deal Runner UP

Forever

Top left: Darin Goen showing Danny Cantu the ropes in typing. Top right: Sonya Bufe comforting her friend Sheila Kirk at the last home football game. Mid left: Dena Lipham, Tracy Ford Roberts and Patsy O' Neal en­ joy cafeteria food. Right: Lee Ann Hooker, Shelley Williams, Tammy Brisco and Melissa Parrish show ability in building totem pole. Bot­ tom: Shayne Boyd and Matt Hill keep up with the action in the hall.

96 Friends

Top left: Farrell Martin and Alfredo Ramirez holding the victory flag after a hard-fought game. Top right: Kevin, Bryan, Nick are looking over the girls at Jr. Hi. football game. Mid left: Quinetta, Christy, Sheila and Rachel showing off tor the camera. Mid right: Misty and James shooting the breeze. Bottom: Coach Bean and Varsity team giving the game full attention.

97 U) Friendship helps the school year run smoothly, and provides good times and good memories. Friends are there when you need a laugh, -a need cheering up, or just a shoulder to cry on. These are some snap C shots of our friends. Top right: Melissa Parrish, Mike Peters and Q) Steven Boyd aggravate Vicki Nicholson during government class. (Aggravating is what Mike and Steven do best!). Middle left: Sheila L. Kirk, Rachel Duran, Christy Turner, Sonya Bufe, Kim Deaver, and ·- Melissa Styles watch over the varsity football team. Middle right: I.a. Rachel Duran and Christy Turner laugh about something during a Stu­ dent Council meeting. Bottom right: Curtis Harkey, Bryan Attebury, Kevin Gililland and Paul LaFon pass lunch away by sitting around talking. Bottom left: Misty Minnick and Dena Lipham do not look as though they like the idea.

A friend is someone who knows all

about You. and ' -g.. - ·<: ,, 98 still likes YOU! ,i .,, ~ (1) -·:::, Q. en

Top left: Brothers Shayne and Steven Boyd are interested in the action. Top right: Tony Olguin and Todd Pearson are all smiles for the camera. Mid left: Steve Jerden putting the moves on Tracy Deaver!! Mid right: Les Wooten, Tom Gardner and Britton Diller getting the Christmas spirit. Lower Right: Tammy Brisco, Shelley Williams, Lari Masten, Tracy Deaver and Sue McDonald shooting the breeze. Lower left: Kim Deaver, Nick Dudley, Lee Land, James Brisco and Michael Durham block traffic.

99 Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together . ..

Shelley Williams laughs with Tammy Brisco and Kim Deaver during a passing period while Pete Vasquez listens in. (right)

A new student to New Deal, Darryl Robert­ son (left in photo below) makes friends with Michael Brisco.

Anne Newcomer and Henry Barrera clown between classes. (middle)

Christine Olguin and Kim Wilson discuss a basketball game (mid-right) .

At the bottom of the page, Anne Newcomer, Pete Vasquez, Cheryl Beck, Darin Graham and Kay Osborn pass time at lunch. I 35 Years at Faubion Field

1949 Lion team members present at the field's 35th anniversary are (left to right) Coach H. T. Pior, Zeke Harkey, Robert Gentry, Franklin [ unn, Jubert McFarland, Dewey McCullough, Billy Scarbrough, Ben Frank Goble, C. S. Wales, Foy Don Covey, L. M Hobgood, Wayne Worley, Don ;hinn and Lonnie Brownlow.

In a celebration of a lighted football field at New Deal 35 years ago, 20 members of the 1949 team watched this year's Lions down Kress 24-6. Before 1949, football was played in the afternoon in New Deal. On a lighted field, the Lions played Abernathy to a 7-6 victory. Our paths have not crossed since on the football field. Abernathy was praised as a gridiron powerhouse with size and numbers. New Deal had a small team with only 13 players starting workouts in late August. But with intensity and determination, the Lions won. Coach H. T. Pior said, "It was a real high, intense ballgame, and I don't guess I ever had any kids ever play harder than those did that night, given less of a chance to win. " (Coach Pior is at the right.) The 1949 team members had a dinner and reunion at the New Deal Community Club House before the game. They arrived at Faubion Field just in time for kickoff in a school bus and sat together in the stadium. A special half-time program introduc­ ed them and told their team number and position. Special thanks to Red Attebury for this celebration idea and to County Commis­ sioner Franklin Dunn and his wife, Addy Lois, for many hours of work on the special event.

102 Parents· Nisht

Parents are often the best friends we have. On Oct. 5 the parents of the foot­ ball team were recognized. During the pre-game festivities were Juan Zuniga and his parents (top left) ; Scott and Darin Goen with their Dad (top right) ; Bob Vasquez and his Mother (center right) ; and Steve Jerden and his parents (left) . At center left is only half of the line of parents with their sons. This is a proud and touching moment for all concerned.

103 Homecomin

Our homecoming queen is Christy Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Turner. She is a member of National Honor Society, involved in girls' athletics and journalism. She is a senior varsity cheerleader and Student Council secretary. First runner-up is Rachel Duran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Duran. She is involved in journalism, girls' athletics, Na­ tional Honor Society and is a varsity cheerleader. She is Senior class vice-president. Second runner-up is Quinetta Ballenger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ballenger. She is student publications editor and senior class secretary. She is in girls athletics and National Honor Society. All of our court have been at New Deal 13 years.

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Junior Melissa Styles is a Varsi­ ty Cheerleader involved in athletics, National Honor Society and is a class officer. (above) Sophomore Cheryl Beck is a Junior Varsity Cheerleader and in Student Council. (center and right) Freshman Tracy Vines is a Junior Varsity Cheerleader and involved in athletics. (far right)

106 Homecomina Completes Fall Fun

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~~~o~ . L/ONS Cheerleaders ,,-;,~ fire UP SPirit!! 1984-85 Lion Cheer­ leaders were Sheila Kirk, Senior and Head Cheer­ leader; Rachel Duran, Senior; Christy Turner, Senior; Kim Deaver, Junior; Sonya Bufe, Junior and Melissa Styles, Junior. The cheerleaders started the year by attending camp at Texas Tech. Our cheerleaders worked very hard and won a spirit stick. They also learned a lot of exciting new cheers. During the summer the cheer­ leaders supported the team and provided refreshments for anyone who was around after "two-a-days" prac­ tices. During the year the cheerleaders kept spirit high with locker tags, beat tags, hall signs and pep rallies which brought parents and students together in support for the team.

At top left is Sheila Kirk. Top right is Rachel Duran. Across page is bon fire cheering. Center left is Christy Turner; center right is Sonya Bute; bottom left is Kim Deaver and bottom right is Melissa Styles.

108 Beainnina SPirit Cheerleaders

The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders of 1984-85 were Melissa Lee, sophomore and head; Cherly Beck, Sophomore, Cathy Phillips, sophomore, and Tracy Vines, Freshman, Tracy Deaver, Freshman. They did a super job supporting the junior varsity football team and JV basket­ ball games. Their special treat for the year was a black light pep rally in the fall.

109 Band Chooses Favorites

Clockwise, photos are: Tina Hughes was selected by the band as the 1984-85 Sweetheart and recognized at the Christmas concert. Tina, Misty Minnick, Kevin Davis and John Moore were the favorites and runners-up. John More, right, was the band beau while Kevin was runner-up. The band court in the band hall on a school day. Misty being recognized at the concert in December.

110 Lion Band Improves Ratin2

Front row (left to right) : Ruthie Hooker, Shanna Edwards, Lari Masten, Jami Carley, Vicki Nicholson, Tawnya Shropshire, Britton Diller, Melody Sikes, Desiree Sikes. Second row: Tina Hughes, Misty Minnick, Rondi Dunn, Patsy O' Neal, Kathy Huffman, Laura Phillips, Lisa Bostick, Kay Osborn, Kristi Farley, Shawna Reed . Third row: Mr. Eddie Chance, Director, Shawn Nicholson, Cathy Phillips, Tom Griffith, John Brewer, Jim Burton, Don Bostick, Joe Gonzales, Tom Gardner, Eddie Griffis. Back row: Linda Tagle, Christine Olguin, Brenda Brisco, Bob Vasquez, Greg Noseff, John Moore, Steven Cooper, Robert Thompson, Tracy Deaver and Missy Peters.

Officers

1984-85 LION BAND OFFICERS - Front row (left to right) : President Tina Hughes, Vice Pres. John Moore, Secretary Tracy Deaver, Librarian Lari Masten. Back row (left to right) : Student Council Reps: Senior Misty Minnick, Drum Major Vicki Nicholson, Freshman Steven Cooper, Senior Bob Vasquez, Eighth Grade Tawnya Shropshire, Sophomore Jami Carley.

111 Cl)

Chosen as this year's I.. twirlers were Jami Carley, Lari Masten and G) Tawyna Shropshire. They added flash to half 5 time routines and a special fire-twirling per­ formance during the homecoming halftime was a highlight for the year. Our thanks to these young ladies for their lessons and prac­ tice time.

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20 Seniors Lead Tea

Bryan Abercrombie Bryan Attebury James Brisco Tad Bush Nick Dudley Sr. Fullback #42 Sr. Tackle #77 Sr. Guard #66 Sr. Flanker # 80 Sr. Center # 63 All-District All-District All-District All-District All-District 1st team Def. End Hon. Men. Punter Unanimous 2nd Team Def. Hon. Men. Off. Center 2nd Team Off. FB 1stTeam Off. Guard Corner back 2nd Team Def. NoseGuard All South Plains

Henry Barrera Steven Boyd Danny Cantu Scott Goen Robert Herron Sr. Tight End #83 Sr. Flanker # 85 Sr. Guard #55 Sr. Tackle # 72 Sr. Center # 6t to lmProved Record

Juan Zuniga Darin Goen Kevin Gilliland Steve Jerden Robert Vasquez Sr. Fullback #44 Sr. Tight End #84 Soph. Flanker #23 Sr. Guard #76 Sr. Tight End #11 All-District All-District All-District All-District All-District Hon. Men. Cornerback Hon. Men. Safety 2nd Tearn Kicker 2nd Team Off. Guard Unanimous 2nd Team Def. Lineman 1st Team Def. Linebacker All South Plains

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Farrell Martin Danny Olguin Mike Peters Paul Pharr Wylie Shannon Sr. Tight End #82 Sr. Guard #60 Sr. Tackle #74 Sr. Tackle #75 Sr. Tailback #20 Darin Graham Charlie Villegas Michael Brisco Alfredo Ramirez Riek Obenhaus Sr. Tight End #88 Jr. Quarterback # 13 Fr. Tackle #50 Fr. Tailback #22 Soph. Manager

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OPPONENT ND THEM Kress 24 6 Olton 0 3 Lubbbck Christian HS 8 0 Petersburg 14 0 Crosbyton 14 21 Morton 0 7 Seagraves 0 26 Tahoka 9 0 Plains 10 0 Shallowater 15 27

At center left above, Bob Vasquez and Juan Zuniga save a touchdown during the Shallowater game. In the center r:ght photo, an unidentified Lion stops a Crosbyton Chief. Above at right are, from left to right: Darin Goen, Danny Ol91Jin, Danny Cantu, Mike Peters and Paul Pharr intently watching the game action.

116 Far left: Coach Jimmy Noland. Left: Coach Robert Ulibarri. Center: Coach Tom Duncan. Center bottom: Coach Kyle Bean. Below: Coach Daryl Goodall. Lower right: Coach Mike Martin. Coachins Staff Boosts Morale and Improves Record JU Football: 7-3 Record

Back row (left to right) : Sammy Sosa, Raul Pena, Matt Hill, Greg Noseff, Michael Madril, Jeff Cooper. Second row: Corey Gil and, Toby Howell, Michael Brisco, Curtis Harkey, Shayne Boyd. Th ird row: Coach Mike Martin, Shawn Nicholson, Will Hogan, Lee and, Michael Stephenson, Jose Puentes, Michael Durham, Coach Kyle Bean. Front row: Freeman Martin, Raymond Otero, Sammy 'ena, Alfred Ledesma, Pete Vasquez.

Above: Alfred Ledesma leaves a defender in the dust! Above right: JV'ers break through the sign at the beginning of of the Denver City scrimmage. At right Toby Howell fights for more yards dragging a defender.

118 Lady Lions

The 1984-85 Lady Lions were under the guidance of Head Coach Kyle Bean and assistant Coach Daryl Goodall. The Lady Lions bounded back from a 5-18 season one year ago to post a 9-7 season before district play began. In the Plains Tourney, the Ladies were Consolation victors. Other tournaments attended were Sudan and Idalou. Above the Lady Lions were, left to right Melissa Styles, Sheila Kirk, Vicki Nicholson, Kay Osborn, Lari Masten, Quinetta Ballenger, Denise Fyffe, Jennifer Eilenberger, Shelley Williams, Tammy Brisco, Christy Turner, Tracy Vines, Sonya Bufe and Rachel Duran. On the back row are Dena Lipham, Manager; Coach Kyle Bean, Coach Daryl Goodall and Jami Carley, Manager.

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Sr. LARI MASTEN, 1 yr. Sr. RACHEL DURAN, 2 yrs.

Jr. SHELLEY WILLIAMS, 1 yr. Jr. MELISSA STYLES, 1 yr. Coach KYLE BEAN

So. DENISE FYFFE, 1 yr. So. JENNIFER EILENBERGER 1 year letter So. KAY OSBORN, 1 yr. 120 bound to Good Start

Sr. QUINETT A BALLENGER 3 year letter Sr. VICKI NICHOLSON, 1 yr.

Coach DARYL GOODALL Jr. SONYA BUFE, 2 yrs. Jr. TAMMY BRISCO, 1 yr.

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Manager DENA LIPHAM Denise fights for a rebound! Fr. TRACY VINES, 1 yr. Manager JAMI CARLEY 121 ,' ,:. i ,

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Clockwise: Steve Wonders if it will fall; Lady Lions cheer on Lions in an overtime game at Sudan; Lions wait for Shayne (out of photo) ) pass ball under hoop; Lions cheer on Lady Lions as they take the court from the dressing room at Sudan; Shayne and Kevin rush to help Tol under the hoop. 122 Clockwise: Quinetta gets a free shot; Steve shoots for two while teammates get ready for rebound - if it's needed!; Lions listen to Coach Dun­ can during timeout; Lady lions watch action from bench; Sheila didn't mean to knock her down!!

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Shayne Boyd gets an easy shot from the top of the key as Steve Jerden protects the shot, Matt Hill and Bryan Attebury wait for a possible rebou• I and Toby Howell watches the shot. This action took place against Witharrel.

MATT HILL #15 TOBY HOWELL #13 SHAYNE BOYD #35 freshman freshman freshman

124 With Seniors. Freshmen

STEVE JERDEN #30 KEVIN GILILLAND #31 senior senior senior

BRYAN ATTEBURY #14 COREY GI ULLAND #55 senior freshman

Managers: JAMES BRISCO, LEE LAND, Steve avoids Morton defenders! NICK DUDLEY Coach TOMMY DUNCAN 125 Clockwise: Steven dodges Morton!; Bryan defends against a shot; Kevin on the defense; Shayne looks for e i opening; Steve shoots; and the coach offers new strategy. Lookin' good, Lions!! 126 Basketball Coaches This year a whole new coaching staff has brought excitement and fire to all four basketball teams. Tommy Duncan, at left, is head boys' basketball coach. He brings professional basketball experience to New Deal as he played on an Australian team. Kyle Bean, center, is head girls' basketball coach and a graduate of Texas Tech. Serving as assistant girls' coach is Daryl Goodall, center left, and is a graduate of West Texas State University. Mike Martin, lower left, also a WTSU graduate, is assistant boys' and head Junior Varsity coach. Each of these coaches has brought new ideas about practice and playing techniques to New Deal. We were playing much-improved ball by the beginning of District play. Below: Girls huddle for new game plan. Bottom right: Boys listen intently.

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127 J. u. BOYS Basketball

Back row (left to right) : Coach Martin, Sammy Sosa; Corey Gililland, Michael Brisco, Jim Burton, Michael Stephenson. Front row: Pete Vasquez, Jose Puentes, Jeff Cooper, Will Hogan, Shawn Nicholson, Lee Land (Manager) .

Above: Paul LaFon fights for the ball while Jeff Cooper looks on. Right: Corey Gililland fights for the rebound and wins!!

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Front row, left to right: Amy Herron, Donna Rawls, Ronna Tyson, Tracy Deaver, Jaime Patterson. Second row: Ophelia Otero, Christine Olguin, Melissa Styles, Heather Martin, Alice Perez, Candie SmitH (Manager) . Third row: Coach Kyle Bean, Lisa Hennig, Julie Jackson, Tammy Brisco, Cathy Jo Johnson, Elizabeth Abercrombie.

At far left, Shelley Williams an­ ticipates incoming action on offense; at left, Melissa Styles and Tammy Brisco turn to hustle down court.

As "friends" is the theme of our yearbook, so was it a very important characteristic of our JV Girls team. The improve­ ment of this team was unmat­ ched by any other basketball team at NDHS. The pride of this team's record of - was felt not only by the team but also by whole school.

129

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Members are (sitting in front row, I. tor.) Vicki Nicholson, Amy Herron, Tammy Brisco, Bryan Abercrombie, Shelley Williams and Kay Osborn. Se­ cond row: Shawn Nicholson, Bob Vasquez, Christy Turner, Lari Masten, Nick Dudley, Rahcel Duran, Sheila Kirk and Sonya Bute. Back row: Kevin Gililland, Steve Jerden, Bryan Attebury, Steven Boyd, Tad Bush, Mike Peters, Farrell Martin and James Brisco.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization that has influenced the athletes of New Deal. This organization is sponsored by Coach Daryl Goodall. The membership are ages 12 to 18. The first meeting for FCA started off with a bang, with fun and excitement for everyone!! During the year there were guest speakers, films that made the meetings even more exciting than before! In December, former Dallas Cowboy Bob Lilly came to Lubbock for an area FCA rally. Several New Deal members attended and had a great time. FCA officers are Christy Turner, Vice Pres.; Kevin Gililland, Committeeman; Lari Masten, Committee; Steve Jerden, Vice Pres.; Nick Dudley, President; Bryan Abercrombie, Committee; Rachel Duran, Vice Pres. ; Steven Boyd, Committee; Sheila Kirk, Secretary; James Brisco, Sgt-at-Arms; Mike Peters, Chaplain; and Sonya Bufe, Treasurer 131

FHA 40th Anniversar!I

Future Homemakers of America (FHA) is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. FHA was organized on June 11, 1945, in Chicago, Illinois. In celebration, the New Deal chapter had FHA week. Steven Boyd and Elizabeth Abercrombie (left) were chosen as Mr. and Miss Irresistible as a part of FHA week.

FHA Officers, 1984-85

FHA members are (front row, left to right) Melody Sikes, Desiree Sikes, Tina Hembree, Vicki Nicholson, Rachel Duran. Back row: Mrs. Lana McRae, Advisor; Sammy Sosa, Dena Upham, Jami Carley, Julie Jackson, Rieka Obenhaus, Ronna Tyson, Lari Masten, Donna Rawls, Christy Turner, Tracy Vines and Cathy Phillips. 133 National Honor Society

National Honor members are (front row, I tor) Tina Hughes, Rachel Duran, Christy Turner, Tina Hembree, Meli ssa Styles, Sheila Kirk. Back row: Chri. Ramirez, Chuck Edwards, Lari Masten, Quinetta Ballenger, Tammy Brisco, Steve Jerden, Shelley Williams, Dale Lumpkin, Nick Dudley, Riek, Obenhaus and Paul La Fon.

Scholarship Leadership Service Character

Officers of th is yea r's chapter are (I to r) Steve Jerden, President; Quine, , Ballenger, Christy Turner, and Rachel Duran.

NHS advisors are Mrs. Debbie Ulibarri and Mr. Ronny Tyson.

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Two big changes for journalism this year were a new teacher and a new publisher. As we work on this book, we hope both have added to our suc­ cess. Top right is our Juan Zuniga; top left is our Editor-in-Chief Quinetta Ballenger; mid right are Christy Turner, Rachel Duran and Sheila Kirk (standing) listening to someone's suggestions; mid left is Melissa Styles after catching someone with the camera; and bottom left is Shelley Williams being called away from her work.

135 Future Farmers of America

At upper left are the FFA officers for this year - L. to r. are Patsy O'Neal, Chaplain; Dena Lipham, Secretary; Curtis Harkey, Treasurer; Rieka Obenhaus, Reporter; and Chuck Edwards, President. Standing are Kevin Gililland, Sentinel and Nick Dudley, Vice President. Across the pages is Amber Pearson with Dena 's lamb before the show. Above is the Chapter Conducting Team (I. to r.) Rieka Obenhaus, Chuck Edwards, Nick Dudley, (back row) Mike Peters, Curtis Harkey, Bryan Attebury, Kevin Gililland, Herbert Baird. At right is Kevin Gililland showing the pro­ per style for good showmanship - he won that award at the local stock show.

136 Below is the field of turkey entries at the local show - L to r: Rieka Obenhaus, Dena Lipham, . Amber Pearson, Chuck Edwards, John Moore, Don Bostick, Riek Obenhaus. At bottom is Curtis Harkey in the judg­ ing ring with his pigs. At lower left is Anne Newcomer.

.,, :J> Soph. Anne Newcomer was chosen by the chapter as their Sweetheart. She was pre­ sent at the local show to offer awards.

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Top right: Mitchell Johnson, Ginna Ballenger, Wayne Slaton show their true Thanksgiving spirit. Below: High School students discuss cafeteria food. Bottom far right: Mr. Hill and Amy Herron watch game intently. Bottom left: Michelle Speer and Heather Griffis are ready to go home. Mid-bottom: Seventh grade boys hustle down court after a made• shot .

138 Top left: Seniors enjoy freshman initiation. Top right: Kindergarten anxiously awaits their lunch! Middle left: Football team concentrates on Shallowater battle. Middle right: FHA members read creed during induction. Bottom left: Football coaches have a big plan during Olton scrimmage. .,,.., ~ -·::::r enQ.

139 Friends Friends Friends Friends

Top: Alfredo Ramirez and Tony Olguin study the inside of a typewriter. Above: Darrell Robertson, Shelley Williams and Steven Boyd listen as Kim Deaver cheers the Varsity Girls Basketball team. Mid upper right: Bryan Attebury throws an airplane while Kevin Gililland watches - in Government no less !!. Lower mid right: Darin Goen, Danny Cantu, Misty Minnick, Paul Pharr and Anne Newcomer try to figure out a typing problem. Near right : Robert Herron hugs Christy Turner after the last home game. Far right: Rieka Obenhaus and Jim Burton struggle with Accounting. Far left: Shelley Williams and Melissa Styles work on yearbook pages. Left: Christy Turner and Sonya Bute clown! Mid left: Sonya and Kim Deaver stroll down the hall to class. Mid right: Cheryl Beck and Bob Vasquez visit during passing period. Bot­ tom left: Nick Dudley, Steven Boyd, and Mike Peters act silly at lunch. Below: Left to right: Shayne Boyd, Heather Martin, Toby Howell, Sue McDonald, Donna Rawls and Jason Moore get ready for football action on a chilly Friday night .

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others leave. 141 A Eilenberger, Jennifer - (Sophomore) 7, 74, 75, 119, 120, 123 Abercrombie, Bryan - 57, 67, 82, 84, 85, 89, 92, 114, 138 F Abercrombie, Elizabeth - (Freshman) 70, 129 Mams, Suzy - (Sophomore) 74 Ford, Tracy (Roberts) - 57, 86, 96 Applegate, Mark - (Freshman) 66, 70 Fyffe, Denise - (Sophomore) 7, 74, 119, 120, 123 Allebury, Bryan - 66, 84, 85, 87, 97, 98, 113, 114, 123, 124, 125, 126, 136, 140 G

B Garcia, Luis - (Freshman) 56, 66, 70 Garcia, Beatrice - (Freshman) 5, 70 Baird, Herbert - 66, 84, 136. Gardner, Tom - (Freshman) 70, 99, 111 Garner, Sheila - (Freshman) 70 Ballenger, Ouinella - 7, 55, 64, 66, 83, 85, 93, 95, 97, 105, 119, 121 , 123, 135, 139. Gentry, Pele - (Facult y) 45 Gililland, Corey - (Freshman) 5, 67, 69, 70, 118, 125, 126, Barrera, Henry - 83, 89, 100, 114 128 Gililland, Kevin - 8, 58, 66, 85, 86, 97, 98, 115, 122, 123, Baumann, James - (Junior) 56, 64, 67, 78, 97, 138 125, 126, 131 , 138, 140, 143 Bean, Kyle - (Faculty) 8, 44, 117, 120, 127, 129, 139 Goen, Darin - (Sophomore) 55, 72, 73, 74, 96, 103, 107, 115, Beck, Cheryl - (Sophomore) 67, 72, 73, 74, 100, 106, 109, 11 6, 140 135, 141 Goen, Scott - 83, 85, 86, 103, 114 Boston, Kelly - (Facult y) 1, 44, 101 Bostick, Don - (Junior) 77, 78,1 11, 137 Gonzales, Joe - (Junior) 78, 111 Boyd, Shayne - (Freshman) 70, 96, 99, 11 8, 123, 124, 126, Gonzales, Mary - (Freshman) 5, 70 135, 141 Goodall, Da ryl - (Faculty) 117, 120, 127, 139 Boyd, Steven - 85, 88, 90, 98, 99, 107, 114, 123, 125, 126, 131, 135, 138, 139, 140, 141 Graham, Darin - (Junior) 78, 100, 11 6 Griffith, Tom - (Freshman) 70, 11 1 Brackeen, Brian - (Sophomore) 74 Guthrie, Jimmy - (Freshman) 70 Brennen, Amy - (Freshman) 6, 70 Brewer, John - (Junior) 56, 78, 111 , 138 Brisco, James - 67, 83, 99, 114, 125, 131 H Brisco, Michael - (Freshman) 66, 70, 100, 116, 118, 128, 143 Brisco, Tammy - (Junior) 64, 76, 77, 78, 79, 96, 100, ·119, 12 1,129, 13 1 Haggard , Shane - (Sophomore) 74 Buie, Sonya - (Junior) 7, 64, 66, 77, 79, 96, 98, 108, 119, Harkey, Curtis- (Junior) 51, 67, 77, 78, 98, 11 8, 137 121 , 131, 135, 141 Hembree, Tina - 87, 133, 134 Burton, James - (Junior) 79, 111 , 123, 128, 140 Bush, Tad - 84, 85, 90, 114 Hen nig, Lisa - (Sophomore) 74, 129 Herron, Amy - (Freshman) 66, 70, 129, 138 Herron, Robert - 7, 64, 87, 114, 140

Hill, Carolyn - (S1aff) 45 C Hill, Matt - (Freshman) 69, 70, 96, 113, 11 8, 123, 124, 126 Hogan, Will - (Freshman) 70, 118, 126, 128 Cantu, Danny - (Junior) 79, 96, 114, 116, 140 Hooker, Lee Ann - 64, 67. 86. 88. 96. 111 Ca rley, Jami - (Sophomore) 74, 107, 111, 112, 121, 133, 139 Hoover, Bradley - (Freshman) 70 Carrol, Donna - (Sophomore) 74 Horn. Olivia - (S1aff) 45 Chance, Eddie - (Faculty) 44, 11 Howell, Toby - (Freshman) 6. 70, 118. 122. 124, 126, 135. Cooper, Jeff - (Freshman) 1, 67, 69, 70, 118, 128 141 Cooper, Steven - (Freshm an) 69, 70, 111 Hughes, Tina- 76. 85. 88. 110. 11 1, 138 Crawford, Shelly - (Freshman) 70 Huls, Katrina - 85, 88 D J Davis, Kevin - (Junior) 56, 76, 79, 110 ; Deave r, Kim - (Junior) 1, 4, 50, 56, 64, 67, 78, 98, 99, 108, Jackson, Julie - (Freshman) 68, 69, 70, 113, 129, 133 I 135, 140, 141 Jerden, Steve- 57, 88. 89, 99, 103, 115. 122, 123, 124, 125, Deaver, Tracy - (Freshman) 66, 67, 69, 79, 99, 190, 111 , 129 126 Diller, Britton - (Sophomore) 74, 99, 111 Johnson. Cathy Jo - (Freshman) 70. 129 Dudley, Nick- 4, 52, 67, 84, 97, 99,114, 125, 13 1, 134, 136, 139, 141

Duncan, Tom - (Faculty) 6, 45, 117, 123, 125, 126, 127 Duran, Rachel - 7, 50, 64, 66, 67, 83, 97, 98, 105, 108, 119, K 120, 123, 131 , 132, 133, 134, 135, 139

Durham, Michael - (Freshman) 70, 7 1, 99, 118 Kirk. Sheila -- 7, 50. 64. 67, 85, 88. 89, 96, 97. 98. 108. 11 9. 120, 123, 131. 134. 135. 139 Krestineck. Ca rla - (Faculty) 45 E L Edwards, Chuck -67. 85. 86, 134. 136. 137 142 LaFon. Paul - (Junior) 79. 98. 126. 128. 134 Land, Fran - (Faculty) 45 R Land. Lee - (Freshman) 70, 99. 118. 125. 128 Ledesma. Allredo - (Freshman) 71. 118 Ramirez, Allredo - (Freshman) 66, 68, 71, 97,1 16, 140 Lee. Melissa - (Sophomore) 53. 74. 109 Ramirez, Chris - 67, 85, 91 . 134 Lipham, Dena - (Sophomore) 7, 73, 74. 96. 98, 121 , 136. 137

Lumpkin. Dale - (Junior) 51 , 79, 134 , 138 Ramire z. Melissa - (Sophomore) 75 Ra snick. Beverly - (Sophomore) 66, 75 Rawls, Donna - (Freshman) 71. 129, 135, 141 Rigney. Glenn - (Sophomore) 75 M Roberlson, Berhl - (Faculty) 44 Roberlson, Darryl - (Sophomore) 100. 140 Madril, Michael - (Freshman) 66. 71 , 118 Rodriguez. Andrea - (Freshman) 71 Mannin, Carissa - (Sophomore) 74 Rodriguez. Rebecca - (Sophomore) 75 Marlin, Farrell - (Sophomore) 74, 97, 115, 138 Rodriguez. Richard - (Freshman) 66, 7 1 Marlin. Freeman - (Freshman) 66.71.1 18 Marlin, Hea lher- (Freshman) 1. 71. 129. 135, 141 Marlin, Mike - (Facully) 45. 117. 118. 127. 128, 139 Masten, Lari - 7, 52, 85. 88. 99.107.111. 11 2. 119, 120, 123, 131, 133. 134 s

Minnick. Misly - (Junior) 52. 64. 79. 97.98.110. 111 . 140 Shannon, Wylie - 1. 67. 85. 86. 89. 91. 1 15 Mon lgomery, Burl - (S laff) 44 Sifuenles, Fifi - (Freshman) 71 Moore. Jason - (Freshman ) 66, 7 1, 135, 141 Sikes, Desiree - (Sophomore) 75. 11 1, 133 Moore, John - (Junior) 78. 110. 111. 137 Sikes, Melody - (Sophomore) 75, 111 , 133, 139 Moore. Pally - (Junior) 78 Smilh, Candie - (Freshman) 71. 129 McDonald. Sue - (Junior) 79. 99. 135. 141 Sosa. Sammy - (Freshman) 71,1 18. 128. 132. 133 McRae. Lana - (Facully) 6, 45. 133 Slephenson, Michael - (Freshman) 53, 71 , 118. 128 Slyles, Melissa - (Junior) 50. 56. 64. 77. 79, 98. 106, 108, 119, 120, 129, 134, 135, 141 Sulaski, Adele - (Sophomore) 75 N Sulaski, Marlha - (Freshman) 71 Sullivan, Jody - (Sophomore) 75 Newcomer, AnneMarie - (Sophomore) 53. 74, 100, 137, 140 Nicholson, Shawn - (Freshman) 71 . 111. 118, 128 Nicholson, Vicki - 5, 7, 66, 98, 111, 119, 121, 133 T Noland. Jimmy - (Fa culty) 44, 117, 139 Norman, Kim - (Sophomore) 74 Teal. Tricia - (Sophomore) 73, 75 Noseff . Greg - (Freshman) 71. 111 , 118 Turner, Christy- 7, 50, 64, 67, 82, 85, 91. 94, 97. 98. 104. 108,1 19, 121 . 123.133, 134, 135.140, 141

Tyson, Ronna - (Freshman) 71, 129 0 Tyson, Ronny - (Facully) 6, 44, 134

Obenhaus. Riek - (Sophomore) 74, 116. 137 Obenhaus, Rieka Ann - 85, 133, 134. 136. 137, 140 u Olguin, Chrisline - (Sophomore) 7, 74.100. 111 , 116, 129 Olguin, Danny - 66, 85, 90, 115, 116 Ulibarri, Debbie - (Faculty) , . 44, 134 Ulibarri. Rober! - (Facully) 44, 117 Olguin, Tony - (Freshman) 71, 99. 140 O'Neal, Patsy - 57, 85, 90, 96. 11 1

Osborn. Kay - (Sophomore) 6, 67, 73. 74, 100, 111 , 119. 120. 123 u Olero. Ophelia - (Freshman) 71, 129 Olero. Ramon - (Junior) 78, 118 Vasquez. Pele - (Junior) 79, 100, 103, 11 8, 128 Vasquez, Robert -85, 91. 94. 111 , 11 5, 11 6, 131, 135, 141

Villegas, Charlie - (Junior) 79, 116 p Vines, Tracy - (Freshman) 1, 5, 7, 71 , 106, 109, 119, 121, 1

Parrish, Melissa - 5, 50, 52, 64, 86, 90, 96, 98 Pallerson, Jamie - (Freshman) 71, 129 Pallerson. Wayne - (Junior) 78 w Pearson. Amber - (Junior) 79, 136, 137 Pearson. Todd - (Freshman) 71, 99 Williams, Shelley - (Junior) 7, 50, 51 , 56, 64, 67, 79, 96, 99 100, 11 9, 120, 123, 129, 134, 135, 140, 141 Pena, Raul - (Sophomore) 75, 118 Williamson, Stephanie - Junior 53, 79 Pena , Sammy - (Freshman) 71, 118 Wilson. Kimberly - (Sophomore) 7, 73, 75, 100 Perez, Alice - (Freshman) 71, 129 Woolen, Leslie - (Freshman) 71, 99, 143 Peters, Mike- 8. 85. 90, 98, 11 5, 11 6, 131. 135, 136. 138, 141 Pharr, Paul- 66, 85, 9 1, 115, 116, 138. 139, 140 z Phillips, Ca lhy - (Sophomore) 75, 109. 11 1, 139

Puenles, Chrisline - (Freshman) 7, 71 Zuniga, Juan - 52. 64, 80, 85, 91, 95, 103, 11 5, 116, 135 Puenles, Jose - (Sophomore) 75, 1 18, 128

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On the golf team, at left, were Will Hogan, Paul Lafon, Bryan Abercrombie and Sammy Sosa. They participated in several tournaments. At bottom right is Will Hogan. Lower mid-right is Paul LaFon and below him is Bryan Abercrombie.

The Tennis team was made up of Chuck Edwards, Chris Ramirez, Kay Osborn, Steven Boyd, Alice Perez, Christy Turner, Sheila Kirk and Rachel Duran . At mid-left are Sheila and Rachel. At bottom left are Chris and Chuck. Mid-left is Christy.

In District, Rachel and Sheila got 4th; Chris and Chuck got 3rd and Christy got 3rd in singles...... ,,. .. .. ,. ., Golf & Tennis

On the golf team, at left, were Will Hogan, Paul Lafon, Bryan Abercrombie and Sammy Sosa. They participated in several tournaments. At bottom right is Will Hogan. Lower mid-right is Paul LaFon and below him is Bryan Abercrombie.

The Tennis team was made up of Chuck Edwards, Chris Ramirez, Kay Osborn, Steven Boyd, Alice Perez, Christy Turner, Sheila Kirk and Rachel Duran. At mid-left are Sheila and Rachel. At bottom left are Chris and Chuck. Mid-left is Christy.

In District, Rachel and Sheila got 41h; Chris and Chuck got 3rd and Christy got 3rd in •. singles. Boys Track

Michael Slephenson. Greg Nosse ll, Robert Vasquez, Pete Vasquez. Alfredo Ledesma, Jose Puentes. Alfredo Ramirez, Darrell Robertson. Second row: Sleven Boyd, Bryan Abercrom bie, Corey Gililland. Toby Howell, Curtis Harkey, Bryan Attebury. Steve Jerden, Shayne Boyd, Juan Zuniga, Matt Hill. Middle row: Shawn Nicholson. Sammy Sosa, Lee Land, Ramon Otero, Will Hogan, Freeman Martin. Bottom row: Jeff Cooper. Nick Dudley, Brenden Sulaski, Raul Pena , Michael Madrill, Paul La Fon, James Brisco, Sammy Pena.

This year's track team was very successful in their season. They were under the leadership of Coach Jim­ my Noland, and assisted by Coach Robert Ulibarri. In the beginning, the team worked hard, and finished 2nd in th e fir st track meet of the season which was held in Lubbock at Lubbock Christian High School. There an unusual even t happened, the discus throwers, James. Bryan, and Nick fini shed first, secon d and third . To win the track meet, New Deal had to win the Mile Relay, but fell short after a long fight. This year also saw the Lions win the South Plains College Meet held in Levelland. James Brisco continued to set many new records in the discus.

2 Many new record s were se t. an d many accomplishments were achieved. Winning Distric t was an exciting time for all Bryan Abercrombie pushes the shot as far as it will go. Toby Howell stands and watches as another defender goes who were involved in the team , and in the sc hool. It provided over lhe bar. to be a good year for James Brisco to finish his high school career as he won district, and reg ional. and tra veled to Austin to compete in the State Meet. These young men worked hard for their achievements, and deserve alot of recognition for the job th at was well done. The Coaching should be commended on their achievements in doing a fine job in coaching a team al Champions, District Champions. CONGRATULATIONS!!

Jose Puentes speeds to the fin ish line in the 100. Steve Jerden runs his hardest to keep the lead in the relay.

Juan Zuniga paces himself in the 800. Alfredo Ramirez passes by his defenders while waiting tor e'bb Vasquez strides to pass another runner in the 2 mile. the stick.

The Mile Relay Team cqnsists of Toby Howell, Juan Zuniga, Alfredo Ramirez, and Steve The Sprint relay team consists of: Corey Gililland, Alfredo Ledesma, Alfredo Ramirez, and Steve Jerden. Jerden.

3 Girls Track

Center Top Picture includes the 1984-85 Varsity Track team. Left to right, top row: Coach Bean, Donna Rawls, Shelley Williams, Tammy Brisco. Denise Fyffe, Elizabeth Abercrombie, Julie Jackson, Ronna Tyson, Cathy Johnson. Middle row: Ophilia Otero, Sonya Buie, Heather Martin, Alice Perez. Botlom row: Martha Sulaski, Amy Her­ ron, Vicki Nicholson, Kay Osborn, Tracy Deaver. Tracy Vines. Not pic­ tured is Sheila Kirk . Above picture: Elizabeth, Jennifer, and Tracy wait to run their leg in the mile relay . Genier picture: Jennifer gives everything she has to keep the lead. Kay Osborn strides the straight­ away duri ng a running of the mile relay during one of the various track meets.

4 Upper left: Elizabeth Abercrombie fights to catch up with the opponent from Plains. Upper right : Tammy is evidently trying to explain something that she thought was fun ny . Kay is gasping for air after running the mile relay, as Julie Jackson looks on . Above: Sonya Bufe throws the discus as far as she can to do the very best she can in the District meet. Left: The sprint team consists of Tracy Vines, Julie Jackson, Kay Osborn, and Sheila Kirk. Also pictured is the Mile, and 800 relay team. They are: Jennifer Eilenberger, Kay Osborn, Tracy Vines, and Elizabeth Abercrombie .

5 ··oino •• Makes History at

Uil Play, District Champions, and Area Qualifiers

Dino Falcaro ...... Toby Howell Mr. Mandel ...... • . .. . Chuck Edwards Mr. Sheridan ...... Nick Dudley Shirley Wallace ...... , •. . .. . Sheila Kirk Jackie ...... • • •• ...... • , Lari Masten Tony Falcaro ...... • . Jose Puentes Mrs. Falcaro ...... • .. Rachel Duran Mr. Falcaro ...... Henry Barrera Remember the Practices? Miss Haynes ...... Sonya Bute Bea ...... Vicki Nicholson Sylvia ...... Christy Turner Della ...... Dena Lipham

Directors ...... Daryl Goodall ...... Kelly Boston

Crew ...... Juan Zuniga ...... Pete Vasquez ...... - Chris Rem irez

Ou r First Real Performance. 6 ew Deal in 1985!

.:ua,.,,, 1..Juoaa11, Nick Dudley, and Miss Boston Bringing Back Sonya Bofe, Sheila Kirk , and Toby Toby Howell and Henry Barerra the Gold Medals to the District Champions. Howell

This year's UIL play, "Dino," was a very successful production, and the Cast, Crew and Directors received many awards and honors. At the end of February the long prac­ tices began, and the play started coming together. During these practices, seventeen people became closer, worked together and established an excitement about being successful and winning. Over a nine-week time, Miss Boston, Coach Goodall, and cast members gathered up props and costumes for the play from people in the community and friends. When March 26 came, "Dino" was ready for competition. District com­ petition was strong, and New Deal's production was chosen as one of the winning plays to advance to Area competition being held in Petersburg. At district competition, held in Plains, Toby Howell received Best Actor and Lari Masten was chosen to the All-Star Cast. Receiving Honorable Mention were Sheila Kirk, and Vicki Nicholson. At Area, " Dino" wasn't as successful. The play was not chosen to advance, but individual cast members were honored. Receiving All-Star Cast were Toby Howell and Nick Dudley receiving Honorable Mention.

Nick Dudley and Chuck Edwards 7 All SPorts

Kay Osborn Wins the Figh ting Heart in Track.

Juan Zuniga and Coach Uli barri.

Steve Jerden Accepting One of Hi s Many Awards Steve Jerden and Vicki Ni cholson Receiving th e Military Aw, d.

8 Banquet

Sheila Kirk is a Little Ernotiom1 I After Receiving th e Coach's Awmrl

1984-85 Varsity Footb;i/1 Ter1m

Bryan Abercrombie and Coach Guinetta Ballenger 1984-85 Varsity l.ndy Lion Br1sketball Tea m Noland Receives the Fightin g Heart in Basketball. 9 Prom is an Oriental Fantasy l

10 This year's Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Hillcrest Country Club. It was a real treat for all who attended. The theme for this year's prom was Oriental Fantasy. The Juniors decorated with everything from chopsticks to fortune cookies. This year's Seniors left their worldly possessions to the Juniors and trusted that they were taken in good humor. The night was filled with laughter and excitement. Opposite page: top left: Tina Hughes and Danny Olguin dance. Top center: Don Bostick, John Moore and Danny Cantu watch action. Center top: Patsy O'Neal, James Burton, Misty Minnick, Don Bostick, Tin a Hughes, John Moore and Amber Pearson visit while waiting for music. Center: Kool Kevin and Powerful Paul impress the ladies. Mid-Center- What can we say?!! The Gang!! Bob Vasquez, Danny Olguin, Juan Zuniga, Scott Goen, Raymond Otero, Carlos Mar­ tinez, and Wayne Patterson. Bottom left : Mrs. Land and Chuck dance. Mid-bottom: Lee Ann, Sonya and Stephanie. Center bottom: Danny Cantu, Robert Herron, Wylie Shannon and John Moore discuss the ac­ tion. This page: mid-right: Rachel and Steve kick up their heels. Bottom right: Christy, Nick, James, Steven and Mike Peters sit at edge of dance floor - ready for action.

11 The Class of ·s

12 Meets the World

Opposite page: top left: Juan preparing for commencement. Top right: James and Steve encouraging each other. Mid-right: Sheila receiving her diploma (remember how sick she was - with the flu?!) . Bottom left: Paul, Bryan and Kevin awaiting the big moment. Bottom right: Quinetta Ballenger giving the invocation.

This page: top left: Christy, Quinetta and Mrs. Ballenger working on last minute look. Top right: James receiving his diploma for all the work he put in at N.D.H . Mid-right: Coach Noland giving last minute instructions. Bottom left: Nick helping Christy with that last adjustment. ·

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14 Mixed Emotions of Leavins

Oppostie page: top left: Danny wishing Juan good luck. Top right: Scott is wondering what to do now. Mid-left: Bryan receiving con­ grat's from Big Brother Willard - another N.D.H. grad. Mid-right: Vicki and Paul saying those last goodbyes. Bottom left: Henry " standing out" in the crowd. Bottom right: Bryan wondering where to go from here.

This page: top left: Chris Ramirez, Valedictorian with a 4.2 g.p.a. Top right: Chuck Edwards, Salutatorian with a 4.0 g.p.a. Mid-left: Lari Masten, Historian with a 3.85 g.p.a. Mid-right: Mike and Chuck sealing their friendship. Bottom left: The graduation crew.

15 SPrins ·ss Records Basketball Senior Scholarships: All-District - Steve Jerden Chris Ramirez $250.00 Quinetta Ballenger Chuck Edwards $150.00 Lari Masten Varying / Independent Univ. Honorable Mention - Kevin Gililland Rieka Obenhaus $13,500.00 Sheila Kirk Tina Hempree $1100.00 Jennifer Eilenberger U.I.L. Play U.I.L. District Champions Science - John Brewer, 2nd place Best Actor, Toby Howell Biology - Rieka Obenhaus, 1st place Sheila Kirk, Honorable Mention Physics - Curtis Harkey, 1st place All Star Cast Vicki Nicholson, Honorable Mention Band All Star Cast Concert - I Lari Masten, All Star Cast /_ Sight-Reading - Ill Area Qualifiers Sandy Lakes Festival - I Toby Howell, All Star Cast I Nick Dudley, Honorable Mention All Star Cast

National Honor Society Inductees, Spring 1985: left to right: Melissa Ramirez, Dena Lipham, Riek Obenhaus, Sonya Bute and Vicki Nicholson. (Not pictured is John Brewer.)

The academic and athletic coaches would like to thank the student body for their participation and dedication and enthusiasm.

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