John Tyler High School - Alcalde Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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---Q3 ,wb Scott Sipes Second, Informa tive Speaking National Merit Finalist E 5 Q F x K , 4 S - in Wmt Belinda Rhodes 4 Q All Star Cast ofOne-Act Play ' L-v' w-jaw iz' l i f ? x fig! A ,,g?4?4l'A . ' t iin at e Q' ,. f . N ni, 1 'L 1 v A .2 1 - w -.-1, . gf' 5-. H fe, 5 Q A U . 23,35 ' y 5 '1' ' . Adrienne Taxon 5 lil 57' A W -f Second, Women's Extemporaneous Speaking Muriel Gabe! Fourth, Women 's Extemporaneous Speaking Paul Sims Third, Lincoln Douglas Debate N ' M05 - R 't 'ima' L.-31 UIL 23

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Winning AT Ull. District A keen desire for excellence in a particular discipline was visible when representatives from J.T. won honors. The district competition, held this year on April 8 in Lufkin, was sponsored by the University interscholastic League. Debate entrants were French Taylor, Brandon Criswell, Stephanie Griffith, Angela Owen, Michael Green, Angela Wells, Stephen Hubbard, Gina Smith, Scott Sipes, Dennis Stimpson, Adrienne Taxon, Deborah Stovall, Bessie Walker, and Muriel Gabel. Drama was represented by Tremel Johnson, Sonia Pfutzenreuter, Melanie Cash, Amy Cohen, Jackie Washington, Lara Henderson, and Kim Rich. Prior to the literary and academic competition in UlL, members of the John Tyler cast of t'Blithe Spirit presented their one-act contest play before district judges in Nacogdoches. Another area of competition for the four journalism students was in headline, feature, editorial, and news writing. Participants were Debbie Johnson, Ginger McKinney, Melinda Morris, and Barbara Woodyard. Other writing entrants competed in the Ready Writing division. They were Tanya Holland, Michelle Wilson, Kerrie Eubanks, and Scott Sipes. In addition, there were contestants in the following categories: Shorthandg Kim Wilson, Yvonne Bodriguezg Typingg Tonya McCrary, Sonya Brown, Kim Sluder, D'Andrea Thornton, Felecia Madlockg Scienceg Keith Miller, Chet Dingler, Phil Cornett, Nancy Cruse, Janak Patel, Allen Nusbaumg Number Sense, Chet Dingler, Keith Miller, and Tim Edwards. Debbie Johnson Second, Editorial Writing 22 UIL

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tf 4 24 State Winners Seven students from the Metal Trades classes earned first places when they entered the 35th Annual Vocational Industrial Clubs of America State Competition in Fort Worth. Winning the honors for John Tyler were Bryan Beal, Ben Chapman, Austin Featherston, James Jones, John Mays, Billy Miller, and Alex Quinones. VICA is a youth organization available to students taking trades or industry type vocational classes. Through VICA, students work to develop leadership qualities beyond the extent of a normal classroom. Area and State Contests are held to en- courage students to learn and practice the skills of their particular trade. VICA is sponsored by James Loiacano. if S a Austin Featherston Ben Chapman i f t fx WM! 'XJ 'KJ A ' a Alex Quinones 04' L