Decatur High School - Crag Yearbook (Decatur, TX)

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jPictured left to rightJ first row:John Jolley, Reporter, Buffy Mc- Carley, Treasurer, Michael Howerton, Secretary, Laura Bishop, Vice-President, Scott Lane, President, second row: Tisha Holloway, Kristy Seal, Kim Stone, Johnna Britt, Kendra Burnett, julie Mara, third row: Lisa Long, Jeannie Fiel, Melissa Moore, Lori Harvey, Vickie Helms, Carrie Ransom, fourth row: Trista Oppermann, Kim Allen, Debbie Brown, Clint Carter, Marcus Rye, fifth row: Lance Aldridge, Ronny Burchard, Derrick Boyd, Carl Flusche. t J W a ac tPictured left to rightJ first row: Janelle Luker, Mitzi Merritt, David Wilde, DeAnna Richardson, Sharon Borski, second row: Janice Wacaster, Kelli Watts, Angie Griffeth, Pam Payne, Susan Lewis, third row: Brett Cato, Mark Shults, Michael Miller, Charlie Tibbels, forth row: Scott Oates, Tommy Wacaster, James Stockton Knot pic- turedJ Renee Maliska. 26 ,Q -,. fun! 2 N.H.S.-I-lard Work Days Uff Due to local policy, standards were raised in the National Honor Society requiring ap- plicants to have a cumulative average of at least 90. New members were inducted on Monday, December 1, and all members meet on the first Tuesday of each month. The in- duction took place in the gymnasium with a candlelight ceremony which parents and friends were invited to attend. Members are required to do a group service project and an individual service project. The NHS also sponsors the Faculty-Senior Volleyball game each year. Mary Nell Fortenberry tpictured top rightJ sponsors the National Honor Society in addi- tion to her many other responsibilities such as Librarian and Financial Advisor for the year- book. Ms. Fortenberry graduated from North Texas State University with a Bachelor of Science and Masters degree in Education. Ms. Fortenberry has been in education for 24 years, with 23 years being served at Decatur High School. When asked how she liked Decatur she replied, I like the students, the staff, and the town. The size of our school is just right. The 1986-87 Yearbook Staff would like to thank Ms. Fortenberry for keeping up with the financial records.

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The Student Council Aims ieh. U tl I ...agg- L . 1 S l 4 r i t , 5 5 5 i M 1 rpii K .5 b , A' L. I r .S i S M' 73? A. .......-1. ,,,, ,.,FN A. The Student Council Officers are tfrom lefti janelle Luker, Treasurerg Kendra Burnett, Presidentg Mark Shults, Reporterg Mary jolley, Vice Presidentg and Charlie Tibbels, Secretary. B. Holly Price donates a can to the Student Coun- cil sponsored Food Drive. C. The Seniors helped make the Food Drive suc- cessful by con- tributing a large share of the cans. The Student Council is responsible for many activities at D.H.S. They plan and monitor the Food Drive, the Powder-Puff football game, the volleyball tournament, Eagle Olympics, and the Bonfire. This year the Student Council plans to establish a SADD Chapter in our school and take part in the new drug program. t UC!! 1 xx my