McKinney High School - Lion Yearbook (McKinney, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1988 volume:

y OfiCKlit Pe 7 ctuenU lKA f67 7 fr ' ■h;. Spirit ' s Running IHigh 1. The Varsity Lions stiow their enthusiam for yet an- other footbail game. 2. The Royal Pride Drum Line and Marquettes entertain at a pep rally. 3. Leo the Lion, a.k.a. Senior Amy Justice, raises her head high. 4. One of the first sights as you enter the building is the proud lion overlooking the hallway. students Participate in Different Activities 1. Senior Gerald Howell makes a tackle against a Denison opponent. 2. Junior Leslie Wood and Sophomore Sam Ludwig warm-up for the ' ' Blues Brothers ' ' pep rally. 3. Senior Jeff Woods enjoys a break at lunch. 4. Junior Scott Rhodes smiles as he shows his enthusiasm for yearbook photography. Show Us Your Shades! Whitney Presley shows her bright outlook on life! 7. There ' s not a shade of la- ziness in these cheerleaders! 2. Senior Mike Newby salutes McKinney High! 3. Senior Tommy Winburn and Coach Ron Poe share their ' views ' ' as guest speakers at a pep rally. 4. Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders look so ' ' shady ' Prepare — The Adventure Is Here STOP! You are entering a world of fascination and imagination. Before you venture further, get out your shades and prepare yourself. Now that yo •- -, - i. .— -i- -- -i.— the triumphs remember and feel the excitement of the dances, football, basketball, volleyball, the parties and the fun you had with your friends. The time has now to come to begin our journey back through time. Think back to September 1, 1987. It ' s the first day of school and all of the familiar faces are there. The school year zooms by. Before you know it, football season is half through. With four games left, the Lions are undefeated. Suddenly, it is time for semester exams. The year passed so quickly. Now we are in the present. The memories are swarming around you. Pick up your shades and dare to venture through the year. Go with us now as we View Through the Shades of MHS. Shades of Personality 1 . Senior Alicia Cidney shows her enthusiasm for school. 2. Senior Karl Schindler ponders upcoming band con- test. 3. Beth Mack, senior, assists with student class schedules. 4. L4iura Reich, senior trig students explains trig func- tions to classmates. 5. Economics is so hard! Senior Amy Justice works to finish abstract. 6. School ' s fun Seniors Are Ahead Senior Class Officers: Sheila McNiel, Stacy Roddy, Trad Harden, Jeff Minter, and Amy Galbraith. The 1988 Senior class consisted of 268 students at the beginning of the school year. As juniors they won the annual homecoming float con- test. (Remember — the float they built in one night.) This class boasts two National Merit commended stu- dents. Throughout their high school years, they have upheld the tra- ditions of leadership, respect and dignity. Angela Adams Janie Adams Tiera Alexander Mark Alger Sandi Allen Sonya Allen Alecia Anderson Andre Anderson Shirley Arps Teresa Barker Jay Bartholomew Brad Bates Kim Beane Debi Belew MyiaBiUy Ronnie Bishop Blake BoUn Shannon BoUn Tony Boucher Angela Brinkmeyer Wendy Brinsfield Onalyce Bronaugh Roger Brown Annie Bruce Kristie Bumside Jason Byrd Lisa Caldwell Bryan Cantrell Camile Caraway Judy Carrzsco Greg CarUr Shannon Cazares Nancy Cervantes Dusty Chapman Shelley Cisneros Mary Clayton Misti Clinton Chris Cole Kathryn Cole Rob Coleman KeUh Collins Bill Conroy Angle Cook Coy Cosper Stacy Cowgill Candy Craighead Troy Crim Ross Crum How does it feel to be on the brink of adult- hood? i Scary. Great. Like kinda trying to get ready for college and all that stuff. — Kijsa Presley p Q What ' s your funniest high school memory? Freshman year in Miss Degeter ' s room when Nicole Watkins kicked her shoes across the room. — Ginger Mansfield Freshman year. Run- ning to class, water in the floor. Fell, no one noticed! — Rhonda Runge Senior year. When Shannon B. beat up Jimmy K. — Mike Van Meter Arden Karr Tara King Michael Knight Lisa Lanfort Charlotte Lange Tammy Lemley Wayne Lemmons Amy Lewis Evette Liggins Allen Little Cheryl Lindsey Shannon Liudah Chad Lowe Lupe Luna John Lynn Beth Mack Cecilia Mack- Ginger Mansfield Dale Marksberry Melinda Martin Stacey Maxfield Candy McCool Scott McMillan Sheila McNiel Jim McQueary Becky Melendez JeffMinter Steve Moore Yolanda Moseley James Mullins Melia Murphy Malt Nelson Daren Nobles Caroline Olderikkert Carrie Ouens Tammy Ouens Kim Parker Carol Parks LaNita Paschall Rodney Pate Kelly Pease Stan- Phelan Mable Phillips Jon Poe Kelli PooU Shannon Pope Kijsa Presley- Lynn Prince Melissa Pritchard Alberto Quintero John Ramey Jaun Rangel Shannon Raulston Ronnie Ray 7 Seniors — Around and About 1 . Stacy Maxfield feels better after vis- iting the nurse ' s office. 2. Senior Jessica Roberts standing be- tween Juniors Alicia Sullivan (left) and Michelle Masden (right) smiles proudly after a routine well done. 3. Seniors Cameron Hedrick and Troy Crim discuss the cafeteria scene. 4. Senior Lorri Whitehead takes a break from her busy schedule to enjoy a quick lunch. Corey Reed Eric Reed Olga Reyna Nichelle Reynolds Don Ribble Chris Roberts Jessica Roberts Nickey RoberU Jeff Robinson Stacey Roddy Bridgette Rogers Jeanne Routt Rhonda Range Alina Rutledge John Scalf Karl Schindler Jim Shelton Shelia Simmons April Smith Darin Smith Neil Smuh Brady Snow Chandler Snow Robby Spencer Bart Spraberry Rowdy Stames Sherri Sterrett Jennifer Stewart Darla StiUs Tommy Tatum Nicole Tauiater Stacie Taylor Victoria Taylor Craig Terrell Stacy Thompson I ' , ' 01mA 1 Jeff Woods RoUin Wycoff Cindy Yoehle Christi Ziegler Misty LaTour Left: Alicia Williams shows her winning Marque, smile. Above: Junior Michelle Masden hurries to gathei her books between classes. , Abbott Jennifer Adams Misty Addington Tammy Akins Chad Alden Chris Aide !••- ' i ,3,-dc- Algi Eric Allen Matthew Allen Rene Almendarez Chris Anderson Jerry Anderson Mike Anderson Chad Andrews Karla Andrews Tammie Annett Rosa Aragonez Marcus Armijo Richard Armstrong Debbi Arps Kathy Arredondo Brian Baily Julie Baker Kim Baker Jeni Ball Denise Barnes Rowdy Barnt: ' William Bar ' e Shannon Barn-.n ' Wendy Baron hnny Bass . Koy B :x- ■ Leslie u Denna Be . Emily Benningjiciia Albert Blanco ' Sum Blazier Becca Boone Scott Bourland Jason Boyd William Boyette Kelly Brandc arlotte Bruce anda Bryant ' icheal Burnside ' hrystal Cannedy Alfredo Cantu Dale Caraway M ichael Jay Carr Mike Carroll Dirk Caruajal Robert Chacon W-K Mollie Chappel Wayne Cole Tricia Collins Anne Comegys Cathrine Constant Marco Corbin Sherry Craver Crump Cari Davis Chris Dauis David David Kim Defini Laura Derryberry Grade Dias Wendy Dickerson Jason Dicks Jodi Diekmctn Julie Diekman Lynn Douglass ? -i n 7 ' | 5 - ' Oui Savannah Dye A Uid Faiaido A-i i ( ' { Fdilci-i Lc.i ' i higher s ' tlcming M , • , Fi. bcth Fie Victoria Kdiry Gdlford Victofid Gaicia Mark Gat John Gerren Greg Gidney 4 David Glassock Jennifer Goddard Melissa Goode Jvlin H. Guy H. Tonya Q Rene GrM Buhba Griffen Tanvny Griffis Sieve Gulotta Holli HalverS ' ld Herald Jartin Hernandez n Hc(i ' iron Hu Tanya Himcing ' i! Carrie Hisel Mai Houng Kathy Hoctor Tammy Hodson Jeremy Holland Vincent Holmes Brian Honea Vanessa Hunn Amy Hunter Jill James Cristi Jeanes Shah Johnson Meagan Jordan Ashley Justice Sandra Kirkum Julie Klemm Miranda Koenen Justin Kripaithis Matt Kunkle Dwight LaGrone Jana LaGrone Craig Lane Tiffany Lariss Lori Lawson Tressa Leak y Jur rk Lebeiman . uion Ledbetter Shannon Lee Terry Lee Brian Leoci: David Leioi f likc Lewia Stephiane Lew:- Julie Lin ford Lucky Lit- ' ■ - d Mario Loeia Nathan Loftia Scolt Loce Wesley Lowry Tonya Lunsford Tonya Mangles Marcus Martinez Michelle Masden Shannon McClellan Kevin McElroy Teri McKnoivn Laura Mclntrie Katherine McCraw Mertinda Mendoza Darrin Miller Donna Miller Lance MiiU Mary Miller Melissa Miller Sarah Mitchell k ' yrone Moore liki Slr rnn Mich: Jama Travis Vtc ,., Annette Heu-man Christi Mewsom Tony liichols Makan Missoni Marcus Mobles Griffin Norrell t yle horrib Christy Morton Euan Nortan Francisco Nuno Jose Nuno Gayna O ' Brian Michelle Oakry had Oliuer Lori Paschal Rodricquez Pearson ■ Mike Pell Roger Pelton Eliysia Phelps graci Pingleton Stephanie Pinson Ty Pitt Shannon Pleasant Matt Poe imberly Price Marlon Pryoe Loise Ray Recer ' ason Reed icott Rhodes ' la Robbins Stephanie Robertson ■ David Robngucz Emgston Rodriguez Ricky Rodreguez Pheobe Rogers ' uiiiia Rojas on Rosse Temishi Roivlett Betsy Rutledge Darryl Sammons Laurie Sanchez Boady Sandlin Mecko Sarty Kimberly Seals Stephanie Sexl Thad Sherlet: Paul Siebr Cathy Simington Angie Simmons Curt Smii Denise Lisa Smii Robbie Si Tammie Kim SpearmSi Brian Sperry Stanley Springe) Troy Springs Debra St hina StOi JeffSta Johnny Heather . Amy Sti • Alicia S Maurice Ricky Tai Shanae Taylor Michell Tennison Charlie Thomas Jason Thompson Kelly Thol Monica Thornti Michelle Tillers Colleen Tobin Claudia Tredway Johnny Treijino Dennis Tyler Joey Ugarte ' ■ ' 4 Carin Underwood .,: ' Sandra Vasquez Lance Vaughn Walker Jon Jon Walker Tim Walker Chris Walls Brent Welch Jackie Welch Felicia Wesl Mike Wester Mitch Wester Angle Wheatley Jennifer Whittington Tina Wiggins Jason Williams Winnie Wilson Chris Windham Tommy Wisdom Leslie Wood Darin Yartes Gloria York U Juniors v Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers Brandon Honea Whitney Presley Sheri Litchford D. Wysong ■ Ahemalh ' jfi bby Addingtoi rica Ainies Ml Allred rlos Alverez cholas Alverez ' Anderson Scott Anderson Stephanie Anderson Kellie Andler Alicia Aragonez Eddie Aragone. Matt Amo Fernando Auai Krlsti Burnett Jason Babekhol Maggie Baggett Richard Baggett Karen Barber Adrienne BarthoUoomeu Wdliam Beaver Janis Beck Tom Beiuon Carolyn Bell Lisa Benson Felicia Berry ' ■ iciii Blanco ,,i( iv Bingham Sandy Bobo Angie Bolin Ciilhy Boren Roslyn Boryd Trade Boyd 4 Allen Box Micheal Box ■n ■ Sr Sophomores ' |lre Moving Up The sophomore class has three starling ursity football players. Jour Whiz Quiz hembers and three airplane pilots. They ' ill continue to ' ' go for the gold in both horts and academic achievement. Dennis Brasher Joe BriAges Frankiv Brown Kenrxeili Bruc; Mark Bryant Amy Buchanan Angle Bushirk Elias Cantu Maria Cantu Eriica Carrasco Angie Carroll John Carver Mike Cates Marie Chacon Bryant Childers Chris Cobbel Tina Cole Gina Commons Kris Commons Amy Copeland Dianna Crabtree Clay Craft Cyndi Crawford Susan Craver Michelle Crowe Frank Cruz Tom Cruz Lee Cumpton Stacy Darland ■ Dalton Davis Chris Day Billy Dean Dena Dean Cindy Dearman Keith Defini Bennie Dinsmore Don Dishnuxn David Dobeba Daniele Drollinger Steve Duncan Mary Eruin Edward Esc Eric Ev ' u: Sophomores Jason Gray Johnathon Gray Brent Gr Denny G Cli risty Donnv H( Fred Halt 1. Sophomore Luduig slwws It, sonal style by his stun glasses 2. Sophomore Erica Johnson enjoys lunch ivith a friend. Tammy Hall Sandy Hanna Julie Hargetl Julie Hargrave Curia Hants Jennifer Harris Ricky Harris Tammy Harris Kelli Hart Brice Harvey Marc Hatch Deanna Hayuood Stacy Helton Tony Hernandez 4  1 Ml f . -- ' .« ' Sophomores Hemadez Brandon Honea Travis Homheck Rob Houiley Jason Hotveil Michelle Huland Kevin Hundley Scott Hunter Jeff Inge Carmen Irby Lukisiha Jackson Brent James Justin James Pat Janguma Audra Jennings I Brodrick Johnson Frank Johnson Robin Johnson Chad Jones Carolyn Jones Don Jones Pamela Jones Jamie Judd David KeU Sharon Kennedy Sheri Keeney LaDonna Kellum Jimmy Kennemer Micheal Kirk Joanna Klemm Karin Klemm Chris Kruse Christy Kunades Andrew Lange Kim Line Sheri Linn Sheri Litchjord Sophomores 29 Brnndi Littrell fatt Long ' Uzabeth Lopez Leigh Love Mark Lowry Sam Luduiig Joe Luna Sandra Lunsford Camille Mack Mist McClellan Faye McCord Melody McD iu:A Shane McI- iiiand Paul Meador Luis Melendez Ginger Miller Walter Miller Shawn Minter Matt Moleski Marione Montaldo Charles Moore Charles Moore Ricky Moreno Matthew Moring Mike Mosley Glenna Mourger Clint Murphy Doug Murphy Jason Murphy Scott Myars Angela McLain Rachel McCorn Freddie McBroom Fondra McBroom Porfirio Mata Roger Martinez Lizeen Martinez John Martin Vieki Marruto Teresa Moloney Zac Mack Kimberly Netherly Heather Norris Sophomores Jeff Norris Kenibra ! orris Jayson Noiclen Christina Orozco Jessica Onens Sleven Palstniii! Lance Petton Judi Perkins Robbie Phillips Delherl Pierce Kim Pleasant Anthony Ponse Sony a Ponse Billy Pope 1. MHS students ' ' take it easy at lunch. 2. Randy Simmons uas guest speaker at the Rockwall pep ral- ly. Other players seemed pleased to see him. Russell Robertson Bprkte Rodgers n Rodgers ■ iiiiinga Rodriquez Dale Rose Ranya Rung Doug Rushing Ryan Rutledge Christy San I Kim Seal: Stacy cnioeter Billy ShuUz Elena Sedillo Holly Sexton Bradly Shelby Tammy Shelton Felicia Sheppard Aaron Sisson Bobby Smith Cari Smith Diane Smith Janna Smith Leon Smith Marcia Solis Mike Spraberry Mickey Stewart April Stoddard Lori Stockton Beth Swanner Matt Sviazey John Swindall Casey Taylor David Taylor Jason Teasdale Karen Terrell Brandi Terry Terri Thomas Sassandra Thaompson FaUh Tibbals Shelley Tinsley T amera Tucker Sophomores Tuesday Tucker Scott Tumtine Alonzo Tutsan Shelby Umphress Jeremie Ur!:aiTi Ben Valverd Chris Van Mei-i Eddie Vasquez Matt Vinson Charlotte Vuz Kiisha Walker Nolan Wall Candace Walters Andy Warden Melony Washington Alan Welch Tiffany Watts Richard Welb Robert Wheeller K. K. Whitetaker Greg Wilcox 1. MHS students show their spir- it at pep rally. 2. Band students support the Lions. ' issy Wiley Scooter Williams Tommy Wilson Marguerite Wisdom D. Wysong Larry Young Shane Young Billy Young Audrey Zapata ' ason Zieeler Sophomores Airbart James Akins Alisha Alderson Cheylt Athn Derrick Allen Miihelle Allen Jim Benioi Rushell Erik Blackmore Cynthia Clay Both Evelyn Sally Brii Barbara Michael Cody Bi Tim Biia Allen Bm IKFSHMAN CLASS Garret Jackson — Alisha Alderson Micheal Duran — i ihi Ereshman Class gol off tn a nud sian in m h school by w, second place in the Homecoming float contest. They took the Tl test and actively participated in pep rallies. Tt.K) u-ere recognizt spirited part of life at iW.Ii.S. The class of ' 91 has earn: I a Wi ■■• the hearts of M.H.S. faculty members. They are the shades ■• under. ka3 Freshmen Angle Bumside Vikki Cantu Sonya Caple Tammy Caraway Michelle Carrasco F ' Pamela C. Pamela Carrasco Valerie Carvajal Rafael Cedilla Vonda Chappel Shanna Chaumier Mindi Clark Jonathan Cole Shawna Cole . Angle Coleman y Chad CoUlnsworth nroy Cart Cooke Marti Copeland Sam Coronado Erik Corredor Alice Costello Thomas Cox Danny Craig Steven Craig David Craver Brandon Crim Kathy Cruz Cindy Davis Kim Davis Andy Day Eric Dickson Randy Dinsmore Brian DcilUnger Candy Dominguez Jason Douglas John Douglas Gretchen Drew Philicia Dunlap Jeremy Dunn Micheal Duran Becca Dyer Eden Eastridge Eric Eaton Margaret Edwards Kevin Elgin Marcus Ellis Joey Elsasser Anthony Erwin Randall Erwin Christy Evans Linda Evans Stacy Evans Shannon Flathers David Flesher Brian Pranks Jennifer Freeman Tammy Freeman Mickey Frizell |f|r AT ■% W ,. IMMJI fF 36 • Freshmen Tara Gadlin Debbie Gaines Ann Galban Alfred Garcia Amanda Garcia Dawn Garrett Leticia Gana Micheal George Theresa George Michelle Gillespey Loren Gillum Co nnie Gilmore Tina Gilmore Morris Gonzales Nash Good Earnest Graf Amber Gruaman Savella Greer Julie Green Clint Gregg Kent Gregg Deirdre Griffin Lucila Guajardo Rachel Guajardo Kristy Gunter Steven Hall Connie Hall Charles Hall Fred Hall Stacy Hancock Jeff Hardin , Donndl Hams ' ' Gabe Harris Rick Harris Madelyn Harrison Lisa Haynes v Jennifer Hendrick Danny Henry Daniel Henson Jesse Hernandez Joe Hernandez Vincente Hemandes Amy Hild Sonja Hocker Christie HolUns Ronda Honea Brandon Honea Patrick Hotchkins Amanda Hoyt Melinda Holand Shelly Huges Steven Hulkewictz Don Hunter Billy Jackson Garrett Jackson Wayne Jeffrey Patty Jenkins Cindy Jon Jay Jouette Jackie Kirby Freshmen Leesii Koch v Jennifer Lucy Lance Lair Laura Lange Ryan Lanier Melissa Lee Amy Lewis Eric Liinf! Danny Lapa jcanny Liira Marrin Lull Anf te Lour) ' SvUna Lnjan Slei ' en Liijan Robert Luna Micheal MacDonald Sharon Mack Sue Ann Mack Venisa Mack Jennifer Malone Mall Malone Micheal Martinez Renee Mala Jessica Maiildin v Brian Maxwell Travis Mays Amanda McCliier Wendy McCormack Justin McCoy Chris McCraw Freshmen Sylvia fAendez Ryan Miller Amy Milchell Mike Mixson Randy Moncter Robbie Montgomery Barbara Moore Juan Moreno . Natalie Moseleyi Julia Moses Beth Mowry Melissa Norrell James Oakry Ruben Ochoa Stephanie Pace Keri Pack Charlie Parker Brent Parker Becky Parks Ronald Parks Felicia Pearson Jeanie Perales Tammy Perkins Nathan Peugh Matthew Picken Ben Pion Lance Poer Johnny Pope Tammie Pope John Powell Freshmen Brandy Prantke Shannon Pressnell Grady Prince Juanita Ramirez Mike Ramsey Josh Recer Tod Recer Olivia Renteria Shannon Rhodes Tanya Richardson Shannon Richter Chad Risby Rusty Robbins Chris Roberts Jennifer Roberts J Matt Roberts Alisha Robinson Brian Robinson Kyle Robinson Anna Rodriguez Jennifer Rodriguez Louis Rodriguez Carrie Rogers Alonzo Kojas David Rose Dianne Ross Travis Rather Matt Russell Angie Samuels Anna Sanchez Freshmen ' . Sanchez Miiuii Sandlin Rite Ann Seals Clorinda Seditllo Noniian Sed ' tllo Nathan Self Scdit Sellmeyer Kelly Shadix Brand I Sh. urn Kim Shidds Brandy Sibley Eric Simmons Pamela Simmons John Simons Angel Smith Brandon Smith Brian Smith Nancy Smith Amanda Snider Donald Starbuck Jamie Sterling Daniel Stewart Shannon Strickland Eric Sullivan John Sidinan Erik Sullivan Trynna Tail Ramona Tanguma Elizabeth Tanner Ashley Teller Susie Terry William Thomas Freshmen Jen 1 1 .iinason Jamcf lh:,!„n Kristin Tobui Monica Toirir Jesse Trei ' ino Lisa Trimble Buffy Turner T. Turner Chris Tutsan Missy Vame Jim Bob Vanderjiriff Crystal Vargas Steven Villanueva Angelia Walker Cynthia Walker Lisa Walker Carey Warren Lisa Washington Jennifer Weems Maltheu ' Whittington Chris Wilder Alicin Williams Michelle Williams Angle Willis Kelly Woodland Rose Yougas Ritthie Zeamer Eric Zimmerman Clev Zorn Freshmen LEFT WITHOUT THEIR SHADES (RETAKES) Vonda Chappell, Freshman Sheree Davis, Freshman Ann Frances, Freshman Tammy Freeman, ' Freshman Diana Hacker, Freshman Christie Jennings, Freshman John Pugh, Freshman Misty McCoy, Freshman Juaniia Ramrey, Freshman Alissa Robinson, Freshman Chucic Roland, Freshman Shannon Bennett, Sophomore Tammy Crosson, Sophomore Kevin DeFini, Sophomore Chris Hill, Sophomore Jennifer Levin, Sophomore George Martinez, Sophomore Abby Ramey, Sophomore Betsy Rutledge, Sophomore Diana White, Sophomore Heather Gilbert, Junior Susie Hill, Junior Angela Nabors, Junior Hector Orozco, Junior Tommy Walker, Junior Chris Windham, Junior |W m f(Sf mf€3 isv Super Shades Faculti; Members Volley For Charity On November 20, MHS faculty members played a charity volleyball game. The game, sponsored by the MHS Student Council, sought to raise money for needy McKinney families. Money for Thanks- giving dinners helped several McKinney families enjoy happy holiday meals. The faculty volleyball game is an annual event. Right: Coach Ron Poe serves to opponents. Below: Coach Brett Boyd prepares to Spike it. ■ H?; IJBBIIWBBBBHBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBB School Board Enjoys Various Shades ' of Success 1 The McKinney Independent School Districts Board of Trustees works toward many goals with the hopes of improving education for the students of its district. Members have set several priorities for improvement. These include improved TEAMS scores, better SAT scores, better writing skills and a dedication to the advancement of MHS fine arts. The Board has also set out to recognize outstanding students at monthly board meetmgs. Board members recognized groups with superior achievements and individuals with major accomplishments. They are seeking to further positive student self images whenever possible. Scott Johnson; superintendent Mildred Huddleston; assistant superintetident Arthur McNie ; assistant superintendent Gary Minshew; assistant superintendent Darrell Tate; president Mike Vance; vice-president Lynn Sperry; secretary James Caldwell Dean Pratt Bob Thompson Rae Ann Warden Faculty Administrators, Counselors Aid student body Mike Hanning; principal Isiah Joshua; head assistant principal Jimmie Lee; assistant principal Bill Sudbury; assistant principal Jesee McGowen; counselor Charles Rodolico; counselor Iris Templeman; counselor Connie Hodson; aide Jan Johnson; librarian Kathi Livezy; librarian Caroll Lokey; vocational director Judy Pope; aide Barbara Quattlebaum; nurse Charlotte Reed; registrar Ruby Roper; aide Becky Rother; secretary Mike Conroy; publicity director Faculty English Teachers Teach Grammar Skills Patty Chandler Patti Chtirner Dorothye DeJrnan Garrett Susan Dettuey Teresa Gambill Janice Norrell Vickie Rutledge Myra Smith Pat Wisdom Joy Wood Mary Woodson Robin Youngblood Wisdom Works with Spindrift Pat Wisdom, a junior level English teacher at MHS, has been a teacher since 1972. She is the Engi department chairperson. Wisdom attended high school in Duncanville where she was an active member of the National Ho Society. She was the president of the Art Club and participated in the trade team and UlL Rei Writing. Studying art and education, she began her college career at Dallas Baptist University. She movei the University of Virginia to receive her Master of Education. Her greatest college memory was be selected for an art award in 1967. She enjoys teaching high school because the curriculum is more challenging. The one thing she does enjoy is the tremendous amount ofpapertiorli. She is pleased with the school except, she wishes there u bigger rooms and more windows. Being married seventeen years, she has two children. Marguerite, a sophomore and Tommy, a jun both attend MHS. She feels her biggest challenge over the years is publishing Spindrift, a literary publication publis, by MHS students. She said, it ' s a lot of hard work, but worth it! i i special Ed. teaches needed skills BrenJii All red Mary Brooks Irene Lynch V jl Kate OloroiJ Vickie Rtiton Ellen a Tauftk Jody Youker Lynda Wilson oreign language develops language skills Mike Bruck Sharon Harris Gail Pack Anita Stover Abel Zapata Zapata active at MHS MHS ' s, Abel Zapata does many things for this school. He is a teacher who is in charge of tuo organizations. He also enjoys traveling and cooking in his spare time. Zapata teaches four French classes and one Spanish class. He will oc- casionally set tip cultural days in which he brings foods from the country in which the students are studying. He has taught at McKinney High School for fourteen years. Zapata is in charge of both the Stu- dent Council and the French Club. He aides in the organization of the Home- coming parade, dances and prom. When Zapata is not working on school functions, he enjoys cooking. He also enjoys eating gourmet foods such as escargo, chocolate covered ants, grasshoppers, and many other gourmet foods. Zapata ' s favorite place to travel is New Orleans. He enjoys New Orleans because of their great French, Amer- ican, and Spanish cultures. He also enjoys the great food that New Orleans has. Zapata continues to dev ote much time and effort to the activities of McKinney High School. Math Teachers Work to Improve TEAMS Peggy Billingsley Bret Boyd Deneen Christian Keith Christian Kenith Cole Lisa Huddlestt Ella McDonald Ina Morgan Susan Pritchar Christian Enjoys Teaching Deneen Christian has been teaching for five years, a of which have been in McKinney. She has taught at tk high school for the past year and a half. She teaches Pn algebra and Algebra II. Working towards her math major, Christian a tended Abilene Christian University and Stephen I Austin State University. Christian also has a minor i English. Her favorite subjects in school were math, a) and physics. Outside of teaching, she enjoys cooking, swimming racquetball, church work and painting. Christian sa she also enjoys teaching very much. Faculty Burgert enjoys life, teaching Anatomy and Physiology teacher Darlene Burger has taught at McK- inney High School for 13 years. She has a Bachelor ' s and a Master ' s degree in Science. While attending high school in her native Wisconsin, she was active in athletics, writing club, and the Usher ' s Club. After attending several colleges, she earned her bachelor ' s degree from the University of Wisconsin at Oshkosh. She earned her Master ' s Degree from the University of Oregon. She also went to Texas Women ' s University and East Texas State University. Her greatest memory of college was when she was taking a skiing class and skiing down Bascom Hill. She says that she remembers her ski ending up in the street and she ended up down the hill. Her favorite hobbies are traveling, camping, reading and raising dogs. She has traveled to Europe, where she toured England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Her goal for this school is to teach students something about science that they can apply to their lives. Science department offers technology Kathy Artto Cessie McCuistion Jean Sleeper Social Studies studies past David Crowley Randall Hales Rodney Jenkins Ronnie Pack Jim Pritchard Randy Reddel Mickey Story Warren Swann 53 Business f Vocational Classes Offer Job Skills Bertha Bailey Stephen Burgett Bill Coley Janet Cox Joey Gorman Laveme Ewing Mary Liggett Gary Losh Becky McCarley Juanita Murphy Marvin Page Chester Story Cox teaches new styles McKifiriey High School has gone through many changes. One change occurred when Wilma Pilkington, former cosmetology instructor, retired. A new eager, energetic young woman was hired to fill the empty position. Janet Cox, a first year teacher, was thrust into the MHS family. Beginning her teaching career, she said, like teaching high school because it reminds me of when I was in high school, and it keeps me young. Although teaching is different than she expected, she enjoys the people at McKinney. Born and reared in San Antonio, Texas, Cox attended Roosevelt High School. She actively participated in VICA, her church youth group and an anti-drug program. She still had time to maintain an honor roll average. She names cosmetology as her fondest high school memory. Studying Vocational educatiott, Cox attended North Texas State University. She is still a student at NTSU. She enjoyed college because she uas able to meet new people and experience how college students lived differently. Teaching cosmetology is special because the people want to be there. They want to learn, says Cox. ' Faculty Hne Arts Teachers Produce Talented Work Natina Burkham Barbara Manning Susan Harris Paul Stephens Georgene Wood Coaches Train For Good Season Sheila Dickey Ron Poe Gina Rodriquez Dedona Wammack Left: Stephens sometimes forgets his own rules. No food or drinks are allowed in the band hall ' . Stephens Shares Musical Views Paul Stephens, McKinney High Schnol ' s Band Director, has taught in McKinney for five years. His career choice was influenced by his father, who was also a hand director. He enjoyed band throughout school and looked up to his directors. Born in Mineral Wells, Texas, on September 14, 1959, he was a trumpet player throughout high school and college. He attended Grand Prairie High School where he actively participated in band, where he was band council vice-president his junior year and president his senior year. Stephens also worked on the newspaper staff. He can only play the trumpet well, but says, I can survive on several other instruments, as long as nobody listens too carefully. Stephens attended the University of Texas at Arlington for ftve years. He has been working on his master ' s degree and attends many clinics and workshops to improve his knowledge of music. Stephens says he likes all kinds of music, but has difficulty listening to country and western and opera. He says, I like anything that is done well. I prefer serious music and musicians who take their music seriously. His favorites are classical and rock though. Stephens feels the students in the MHS band are the best students in the school, because they are dedicated, energetic and special. They are what keep me going day in and day out. I ' d rather be with them than with just about anybody else, Stephens said. Stephens has been married to Jan Stephens, MISD teacher, for four years. He would like to invite everyone to listen to as much music as possible and challenges them to give different varieties of music a chance. Don ' t ever limit yourselves to any one kind of music, said Stephens. Faculty Spraberry Pursues Music Career ■ R S ' P l • wj -] M k ' ! M ri l l 9 I H Bart Blair Spraberry is an all around fine arts extrovert. Spraberry actively participates in the Royal Pride March Ensemble, choir, harmony and drama. Through his hard work and endurance, he has become a familiar face McKinney High School. Spraberry was born in Eastland. Texas on October 19, 1969. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Don and Kathli Spraberry and his only sibling is fifteen year old Michael Spraberry. As a senior in the Class of 1988, Spraberr) 5 ' 11 , 155 pounds, and has blondish brown hair. Theatre work and music are Spraberry s main interests. Spraberry performed in the plays and musicals throu c his high school career. During his junior year, Spraberry portrayed Action in the musical West Side Story. Outside of school organizations, Spraberry was a member of several bands. One of the latter bands. The Ansyi became quite successful and performed extensive shows. The group played mostly progressive power metal. Answer received mail from recording companies around the world and produced a demo tape. The band ended wh several members moved from the area. For those that remember Eldrich Rite, there were a lot of questions as to wl became of them. As the new group formed, people continued to ask. What happened to Eldrich Rite? The n groups answer was, We are. And so the group was named The Answer. Spraberry was an ambitious student. He was the Royal Pride Drum Line Captain his senior year. Sprayberry sa I ' m proud of the people in the drum line. We ' ve progressed as a drum line and as individuals. There have been a lot of memorable moments in Spraberry ' s high school career, but he chose to point out two speci moments. First, in 1986, Spraberry received a first division in the U.I.L. state vocal solo competition. Next, Sprabei remembers winning Outstanding Drum Line at the Piano East Marching Competition for the third year. Since tl occurred in October of 1987. his graduating year, it was a nice way to end his high school marching career. When asked if he fell that he played a significant role in the progress of the band and choir, he replied, Band a choir helped me more than 1 could ever help them because he really like Barbara Hanning and Paul Stephens. He do feel that he helped continue the winning tradition of the Royal Pride Drum Line. Although, if he could change the pa he feels he would have worked harder both in his academics and music training. Spraberry is planning to attend the University of Texas in Austin or the University of Houston. He is pursuing a care in music and hopes to own his own recording studio and lab, record music or be a great choir director. His lift ambition is to compose one or more lop ten hits. Spraberry has had a successful and busy high school career and hopes to continue making great strides in his mui career throughout life. Presley Shows Outstanding Initiative Allied Youth is an organization of students against drinking and driving and drug abuse. Many students belong to this international organization spanning North America. Kijsa Presley, a senior at McKinney High School, was on the international board and was South-west Allied Youth (SWAY) president in 1987. Presley was born in Missolu, Montana on July 22, 1970. Presley and her family have lived in McKinney for four years. She has one sister, Kari Anne; 19, who attends Baylor University; one attending MHS, Whitney; 15; a brother attending junior high, Mark Jr.; 12 and a brother attending elementary school, Stephen; 9. Presley ' s mother, Anne Presley, is a substitute teacher and her father, Mark Presley, is a geologist. Presley is involved in many activities in and out of school. She has been a Student Council representative for four years, a National Honor Society member for two years, an Allied Youth member for four years, an Art Club member tor three years, a German Club member, and has played on the school golf and volleyball team. She has been president of the Art Club, both treasurer and president of Allied Youth. After graduation, Presley plans to attend Duke and or Baylor Universities, because of their fine arts programs. Presley plans to major in the history of art. After college, she wishes to pursue a career in the art field. Despite her heavy work load, Presley enjoys time with her friends. Bryant Skilled Cheerleader Cheerleading is this A ' lOVj , sixteen year old, McKinney born, girl ' s life. manda Bryant started cheerleading for the adventure and growth. She was jncouraged to become a cheerleader by her mother and sister, who were also :heerleaders. Bryant ' s favorite subjects in school are English, public speaking and cheer- eading. After graduation, she plans to attend Texas Tech University, where she jlans to try out for the cheerleading squad. Bryant ' s most memorable moment vas when the 1987-88 varsity squad won regional competition and qualified to ompete in the national competition. Outside of school, Bryant enjoys water skiing, cheerleading and gymnastics. she likes to go out with her friends, especially out to eat, to a movie or to a )arty. She says she has not had much time to go out lately due to cheerleading jractice and work. This summer, Bryant plans to take a college math course at Collin County -ommunity College, continue to work at Flowers by Patty, and take gymnastics o help her prepare for college cheerleading. Bryant has experienced several injuries while cheerleading. For example, she las had a broken arm and ankle, plus plenty of pulled muscles. Despite this she ays she has never really thought of quiting. Bryant leads student body I cheer at the Humecoming Pep Rally. ■ ■ Feature : Newby Works for Career in Music Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be in a band and play your favorite songs for all of your friends? Or maybe you have thought about being the lead guitarist for a local club band. Maybe this is a dream of your ' s. If so, then maybe you should meet Mike Newby. Newby is currently a senior at McKinney High School. Yet, there is more to Newby than just being your everyday high school student. You see, Nev by is a talented guitarist. Of course, it should come as no surprise for two reasons. One, is that he has been playing for about ten years. The second is because his father plays and some of the tricks have worn off on him. As of right now, Newby does not work. He spends most of his time working on his favorite hobby, which is, of course, playing and improving his guitar skills. When asked what his plans for the future are, he will tell you that he plans to further his education and eventually become a professional musician. It seems that he has a good start on becoming a professional musician since he has already played in five bands. The band that has seemed to receive the most attention is Domain. Newby and his drummer, Mary Edlin, formed Domain around the end of 1986 and early 1987 and it has had growing success ever since. Now maybe you are asking yourself, What does he do when he ' s not playing guitar? According to Newby he enjoys listening to his favorite band, Metallica. Newby also enjoys watching Faces of Death. Newby also enjoys art, which is his favorite school subject. So maybe the future is going to be bright for this seventeen year old guitarist as he continues to progress in his search for a career in music. Imperial Boogie Masters Entertain Fans You may have seen three guys walking around school in red and white striped Co sweatshirts. Or maybe you have heard these same guys doing their stuff. Or you mig have seen these guys at a pep rally, a dance, or at a Dallas teen club. These guys are the i and coming rappers of the new rock age — The Imperial Boogie Masters. The Imperial Boogie Masters is a group consisting of Larry Young, Daniel Boyd ai Brodrick Johnson. They have been rapping together for three years. Young has bei rapping since he was seven, Boyd since he was nine, ajid Johnson since he was nine. They have performed in teen clubs all over the Dallas area. They have also performi in Oak Cliff, Richardson, Garland, Piano, McKinney, Frisco, and Farmersville. Th have also held shows on the McK-inney Square, won several talent shows, performed the McKinney High School dances, and at several pep rallies, including Homecomir They have been featured on radio stations such as 90.9 F.M. They said that most of their friends are not jealous of them, but they believe that the are some positive and some negative people in every crowd. Their parents are all for tl career that they have chosen to seek and wish them luck and success in what ever th ' try. Young, Boyd and Johnson practice at least ten hours a week, practicing two hou every day after school. Two hours of using your mouth constantly can be tirii sometimes, but we stick to it, said Young. And they must stick to it. Your body, n only your mouth, must be in good physical shape in order to rap. Every week they crea a new set of dance steps to go along with their raps. All of this practice has paid off, because in October, they were asked to make recording at a local recording studio. This was a big step up from just being small tin operators. They were very excited about the change of pace and they felt that thi deserved it. The road has not always been paved with success and fortune. There are a lot of I downs but you have to keep going, said Young. There ' s a lot more than meets the ey It takes a lot of hard work and it ' s a long struggle, but you know, that one day, you make it to the top. Behind the stage at their performances, they feel a rush of anticipation and excitemer Once we get out on the stage, we get used to it, and don ' t even realize the audience iso there. You just get out there and have some fun, said Boyd. They plan to kei performing locally until they make a record. Once the record breaks they have hopes concerts, a world tour, videos, and then possibly movies. In other words, a long recordii career is ahead of them. The Imperial Boogie Masters could have a future in the music game. To further tl career they already have, they must perform with readiness, concentration, and a litt bit of luck. As Boyd said, Bless the mic for the gods. mL - wmiB ' i liiiiSp ' ——-- ------------ ' 1 II amec MU i ' pe tcuCUe pcut 5 w 4CC _ 5 roniiny Winburn, Ross Cium ocn faces. Happenings 4. Senior JessicaRoDerts smiles as Ihe crowd becomes livelier . The 1987-88 Homecoir ing festivities proved to b fun for all. October 29t was the evening of the pe rally and bonfire. The boi fire was held at Fuller Hardware. The weathe was nice and many sti dents and communit members attended to su port the school. The excitement w high the next daj Throughout the scho day, the sound of bells r minded everyone of t| activities to come. At 2:f school dismissed to plj pare for the parade. TN were over 100 entries the city-wide parade. Later that evening, tl Lions hosted the Par Wildcats. Although tl score ended 16-28, tl dance afterwards left la? ing memories for all. }mt, Von Bargen Wins Sweetheart Runge Crowned 1987-88 Queen ei uc( A(en. % pc H. and tace cat . 9; p uiUc, 6 eiHd T ecM, 4. 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Bottom, L to R: Brandon Crim, James Thornton, Jeff Hardin, Ryan La- Tim Barron and Stacy Evans Freshman Favorite Girl and Boy Nominees Top, L to R: Ashley Teller, Stacy Evans, Barbara Brooks and Jennifer Weems. Bottom, L to R: Gabe Harris, Tim Barron, Brent Parker, and Sam Coronado. Sophomore Most Beautiful and Handsome Clay Craft and Stacy Darland Nominees Top, L to R: Kris Commons, Dori Dishman, Stacy Darland and Deanne Haywood. Bottom, L to R: Paul Meador, Russell Robertson, Matt Long, and Clay Craft. Sophomore Favorite Girl and Boy and Holly Sexton (•-■ Nominees Top, L to R: Chris Palmer, Broderick Johnson, Stephen Galbraith, Mike Spraberry and Brent James. Bottom, L to R: Holly Sexton, Amy Buennan, Karin Klenm., and Janna Smith. Junior Most Beautiful and Handsome Nominees had Andrews, Christi Top, L to R: Richad Andrews, Drik Carvojall, Gerrick I MeWSOm and Holli Walker, Mario Loera. Bottom, L to R: Christi Newsom, ■ Haluorson Holli Halverson, Phoebe Rogers and Rene Almendarez. Junior Favorite Girl and Boy Eric Allen and Amanda Bryant Nominees Top, L to R: Deanna Berry, Colleen Tobin, Amanda Bryuant, Misty Addington. Bottom, L to R: Brian Honea, Stanly Springer, Eric Allen, Jason Hertwick. J. • . , . t - V Senior Most Beautiful And Handsome Nominees Top, L to R: Blake Tannery, John Scalf, Jon Poe, Robby Spencer. Bottom, L to R: Shannon Bolin, Amy Galbraith, Christi Ziegler, Mary Clayton. Robby Spencer and Amy Galbraith Senior Favorite Girl and Boy Nominees Top, L to R: Traci Hardin, Stacey Roddy, Rhonda Range, Carrie Owens, Amy Lewis, Cheryl Lindsey, Shei- la McNiel. Bottom, L to R: Mike VanMeter, Craig Terrell, Tony Boucher, Luther Washington. Tony Boucher, Luther Washington and Carrie Owens Miss and Mr. School Spirit Nominees Top, L to R: Tony Boucher, Roger Brown, Jessica Roberts, Billy Vita. Bottom, L to R: Shannon Pope, Amy Justice, Mable Phillips, Traci Hardin. Billy Vira and Amy Justice Luther Washington and Amy Justice Most Athletic ! Girl and Boy Nominees Top, L to R: Jon Poe, and Luther Washington. Bottom. L to R: Tiera Alexander, Sandi Allen, Amy Justice, Stacey Phelan. Most Dependable Girl and Boy Nominees Top, L to R: Neil Smith, Cameron Hedrick, Chris Roberts, Robert Gage. Bottom, L to R: Angela Adams, Cheryl Lindsey, Stacy Roddy, Sheila McNiel, Kelly Pease. Neil Smith and Angela Adams Eric Washington and Onalyce Bronaugh | Senior Best Dressed Girl and Boy Nominees Top, L to R: Billy Vita, Nei Smith, Robby Spencer, Eric Washington. Bottom, L to R: Jennifer Fowler, Shannon Raulston, Erica Von Bargen, Kathryn Cole, Onalyce Bronaugh. Most Likely Succeed Nominees Top, L to R: Blake Tannery, Jason Byrd, Bart Spraberry. Bottom, L to R: Huong Hoang, Beth Nack, Kathryn Cole, Kijsa Presley. Jason Byrd and Betk Mack Nominees Top, L to R: Carrie Owens, Camille Caraway, Amy Lewis, Caroline Olde Rikkert, Jessica Roberts. Bottom, L to R: Cameron Hedrick, Craig Terrell, Bart Spraberry, Karl Schindler. Bart Spraberry and Carrie Owens Bill Conroy Huong Hoang Most Scholarly Girl and Boy Nominees Top, L to R: Blake Bolin, Jason Byrd, Bill Conroy, Karl Schindler. Bottom, L to R: Huong Hoang, Beth Mack, Kijsa Presley, April Smith. Mr. and Miss Personality Nominees Top, L to R: Mike Generaluich, Claude Cole, Blake Bolin, Roger Brown. Bottom, L to R: Shannon Bolin, Charlotte Lange, Rhonda Range, Stacey Phelan. Mike Generalouich and Rhonda Range Nominees Top, L to R: Bart Spraberry, Jon Poe, Craig Terrell, Blake Bolin, Luther Washington. Bottom, L to R: Christe Ziggler, Amy Galbrith, Amy Jus- tice, Rhonda Range. Luther Washington and Rhonda Range ' C .. ■-■■■ft J !■■■■■■■■■■■■■ MHIBI 1 !■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■r ■■! !■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ' ■■ .■ ■■■■I !■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■_ IHaiBIHII !■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 1 HHHHHI Studp ,s enjoy extended holidays Ifd Storm cancels school across state Students enjoy extended holidays — ice storm cancels school across state. Christmas holidays had an unusual twist this year. Instead of the traditional two we holiday, the break was extended nearly a week. Of course this extension wasn ' t planned I due to the situation at hand, there was no alternative. The problems, a two to three inch la} of ice across most of Northern Texas, was extremely out of the ordinary for Texas student The ice storm was forecasted a week earlier but the front remained stationary over t northern part of the country, delaying the heavy freeze. When the storm did hit, it began only sleet mixed with cold temperatures. By that evening Wednesday, January 6, 1988, t temperature had dropped considerably while the sleet continued to build on the grOur School across the state announced their closings for Thursday that evening. The below freezi temperatures continued through the weekend. By Monday morning the ice was partially melted. School resumed all but all absences 2t, tardies were excused. By Tuesday school was back into full spring. Although the holiday w short, it was considered to be a pleasant addition by most. Joshua sets-up tent November attendance booster proves successful ' %! V m . c During the month of October, Texas held state attendance monti promote good attendance at MHS, the principals held a contest between classes. Each class being represented by a principal. The junior class shm outstanding attendance. As a result of their good work, their representat Mr. Joshua slept outside in a tent in front of the high school to show support of state attendance month. Before settling dqwn for the nighi, J. traveled home to pick-up a few modem conveniences. Mini Mag District Realignment Moves Mc Kinney to District 9- AAA A tLvtry two years the U.I.L. realigns districts across the state according to the student pop- ulation each day. This year there were major changes occurring in District 5-AAAA. Beginning this fall, McK- inney will be listed under District 9-AAAA with Allen, Highland Park, which dropped from 5-A ranking, Rockwall, Dennison, and the Colony. Coach Ron Poe feels the Lions will face some of the toughest in the state. The realignment of District 5-AAAA was made in order to eliminate the east and west zones. Due to the elimination of zones, the district champion will be named on the tenth game of the season instead of the eleventh as in the past. k.ifir VJ x. ' vK- ' . I would say it will be the toughest (4 A district) in the state, Poe said. Mini Mag 75 And Justice For All . • Mock Trial Places in District n Back Row, L to R: Camille Swift, lennifer Stewart, Ann Gaiban. Front Row, L to R: Daniel Stewart, Michelle Carasco, Christina Villinuvea, Billy Vita. STUDENTS GAIN LAW EXPERIENCE IN MOCK TRIAL COMPETITIONS The Mock Trial Club was designed to give students an inside look at law. It also gives them an understanding of legal issi and the judicial process. Jennifer Raulston reported in the December issue of Mane Events that although the mock tri sound like a lot of hard work, there is also fun involved. Jim Pritchard, club sponsor, led the group in competition held in McKinney at the Collin County Courthouse in Februa Each School is given the same case study and was required to prepare a presentation to the plaintiff or defendant. Scholarsh were awarded to members of the winning team, regardless of age, to be set aside and used at the college of their choice. Mock Trial participants from MHS included: Michelle Carrasco, Ann Gaiban, Juanita Ramirez, April Smith, Daniel Stews Jennifer Stewart, Camille Swift, Christina Villanueva, and Billy Vita. The team was coached by Mr. Pritchard, chairman of 1 Social Studies Department at MHS, and Mr. Joe Luce, advising attorney. The 1 987-88 Mock Trial Team had an exciting year. It was the first year M.H.S. has had a mock trial team. Teams across 1 state of Texas are given the same case to prepare. Each team must have two student lawyers and at least two witnesses. T lawyers this year were: senior — Jennifer Stewart and freshman — Michelle Carrasco. The witnesses were: senior — Billy V and freshman — Daniel Stewart. Christina Villenauva was alternate and had to prepare for lawyer and witness. The team h to prepare for both plaintiff and defendant. Each team found out five minutes before the competition, which side they m argue. The M.H.S. team advanced to the quarter-finals before getting knocked out of the competition. The M.H.S. te. competed against AAAAA teams. The sponsor for the mock trial team was Jim Pritchard and the attorney-advisor as Joe Lu Mock Trial HEADLINERS ' 88 jessicomcclurepflscondlegoryhortdonnQriceollienorthjii myswQggQrtpopejohnpQullllgeorgebushdQnrQthercherd cfolliesnewmonkiesu2pinkfloydwhitesnQkerQndytrQvism ichQeljocksonolicecooperinxsrobinwilliomseddiemurphy billcosbystevemQrtinphontomoftheoperQgoodmorningvi etnQmfQtQlQffroctionsthreemenondQbQbydirtydQnclnles sfhonzerostQkeoutpotrickswQzeyjennifergrQychQrlieshe enmichQeldouglQSVQnnowhifegrowingpQinscosbyshowj ohnnydepemoonlightingwheeloffortunedesigningwom enfQmilytiesfullhousemytwodQdsperfectstrQngerssledge hQmmerlQlQwfQithsilverondgoldwithorwithoutyouwher ethestreetshQvenonomesrocknrollQllnighthQzyshQdeofw interi ' vehodthetimeofmylifeforeverondeveromenQllmy exesliveintexosboysinthehoodgoingbQcktocQlliefacetof Qcebomtoboogiei ' mbodmoninthemirroroceonfrontprop ertyjimbQkerstillofthenightbillcosbyjoQnvQnorcknotslQndi ngQidsjessicomcclurepQtrickduffyshe ' slikethewindjuddne Ison pQtrickduffydirfydQncingQlfreodyfortheworldQdore redfoxxesferlethQlweopononelifetolivecroshofmilitoryh elicopferhQnkwilliQmsjr.borntoboogiemelgibsonheofher thomQsOmenQndQbobytjhookerirQncontrQQffQirwhifesnQ keitcouldofbeenpotrickswoyzedirtydancingmoonlighting iQlQwbelindQbrusterdefleppordwhifesnQkegreotwhitepu shifbrucewilliscybillsheperddirtydancingmoonlightinglittle sisferpetrodon ' tletyourheortbehordenedrodneydongerfi eldgoldiehownnightmoreonelmstreefcosbyshowiliveforl ovegrowingpoinssfillofthenighfolfwoopygoldberglobom bOQlf Belinda Bruster is the six year old daughter of Barry and Benita Bruster. Belinda is fighting a life threatening disease against severe Aplastic anemia caused by genetic Fan- conis Syndrome. This disease is constantly deteriorating her bone marrow which is reducing the production of blood in her body. There is only one treatment known for this disease. A bone marrow transplant from her 6 month old baby brother must take place. This transplant will cost in excess of $150,000. Without this transplant, mortality is almost guaranteed. The people of McKinney and other area communities have come together to help save the life of this precious little girl in various different ways. There have been many benefits held for Belinda in our community. These benefits consists of bake sales, tin can collections, seim-a-tho ns, walk-a-thon, a benefit concert, and many other projects. Students, teachers, lawyers, local businesses and many other people have donated much of their money and time to this worthy cause. Our community has really pulled to- gether for this charming little girl and should be proud of its actions. The Bruster family has expressed tremendous gratitude to the community. In the words of Barry Bruster, All we can do is trust Belinda to the Lord. 1. Troy Crim introduces Belinda and her father to the croM 2. Terri Lynn performs a meaningful song. 3. New Life members entertain audience. L to R: Crs Terrell, Cameron Hedrick, Gary Litchford and Troy Crim. Jiii£B=i!ii!iBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBHaHBaHI Student Council Helps Needy udent Council is one of the largest organizations in McKinney High School. It has over seventy members and it represents the student leadership of MHS. It consists of the five Student Council officers, the organization and class officers, and the sponsor, Mr. Zapata. Throughout the year, the Student Council was involved in projects to b the needy. They have had several fund raisers for this p pose and successfully raised hundreds of dollars. They donated some of the money to charities and some to buy toys for needy children at Christmas. One fund raiser was a faculty volleyball game in which students purchased tickets for a quarter or donated a can of food. The Student Council officers and the class presidents also attended several conferences. These conferences test the stu- dents ' abilities and leadership qualities and show them how to run a more efficient organization. Above: Student Council Officers lea members in activities. Left, Secretar Rhonda Runge; Right, Treasure Kathryn Cole; Center Presideni Amanda Bryant. Left: Stude nt Council decides man: things. Above: Sheila McNeil ponders Student Council Activities. Right: Student Council members are never caught with their pants down they ' re always prepared. Student Council D . ,-.u J ' 1 H 3. Doug Sket High School. -V 1. Juoiore Tony Nichols and Chi 2. Student council adv Foreign Cultures A Students Study Hispanic Culture The Spanish Club at MHS is sponsored by Gail Pack and Sharon Harris. The purpose of the club is to provide cultural and social opportunities that enhance and expand on classroom activities and to enable students to improve their understanding of Hispanic customs. Members participate in community festivals on el 16 de septiembre and el 5 de mayo, as well as MHS homecoming. The MHS Spanish Club is the local chapter of the Pan American Student Forum. MHS students who enter one of the fine PASF contests during convention in March often bring home medals. Scholarships are awarded through PASF for college and summer studies. Latin Club explores Latin foods The Latin Club has had some great activities. These activities ' sponsored by adviser Joy Wood. The Latin club has gone to Fugaro Piano, and Pizza Inn in McKinney. There have also been several cull days. These days include both Latin food and films. Foreign Languages German Club attends Wurstfest The MHS German Club is a group which is best described by its name: The Friends of the German Language. The German Club participated in a variety of activities. Once a month, they attend a film night at Austin College with their club and watched such films as Out of Africa in German and many other German movies. When they got together in town, they watched Monty Python and other movies. Each fall they travel to New Braunfels for Wurstfest. They also meet with other German Clubs and eat dinner at a Dallas German restaurant, the Rheingauer Rhomer. Each spring they attend two competitions. First, there is Februar-Fest at W. T. White High School (which is serious). Then there is Austin College Foreign Language Weekend, where over 1 500 students from three states get together to compete and socialize. All in all, we have lots of fun! — Mike Bruck. French Club sees Tres Hommes et a Coffen The French club at M.H.S. is sponsored by advisor Able D. Zapata. The club makes a cultural trip each year. At their Christmas party, he club watched a French film Tres Hommes et a Coffen the french equivalent to Three men and a Baby. Foreign Language RT ELUB: Sfl ' flDE QF EQLQR -AT M4iS An Gub is composed of students currentt rolled in or inteicMed in an. The mentbers panicipt an-related activities: such as, field trips to an mui and service prtqects in which some anistic abiii required. In 1987-88 there were 75 members McKinney High School An Gub. Stephen Galbraith — sleeps, cats, and drinks — Row 1: John Lynn, Stephanie Westdyke, S I elan, Eden Eastridge, Kachryn G le, Luna, Melissa Norrell. Row 2: Angie LoA Amy G land, Sarah Gmroy, Denise Bai Tamara Hawk. Row 4: Sharon Hicks, Rogers, Ashley Harvey. Row 5: Tom Ouz, Fain, Steven Galbraith, Jeff Minter, Jeflf W Jill James, Trad Hardin, Mary Dunn. Ro Crystal Gumaday, Misty McQellan, David is. Sponsors: Susan Evans, Georgene Woodi V - : % ' MATH HELPS BELINDA BRUSTER Back Row: Cory Reed, Stanley Springer, Matt Arne, Camille Seift, Dawn Blazier. Front Row: Mrs. Deneed Christian, Huong Hoang, Mai Hoang, Jodi Dickman, Wayne Jeffrey, Julie Dickman. JH ' -I- rm 1 — 111 n The purpose of the math club is to encourage stu- dents to participate in math contest and UIL math com- petition. We enter three to four contests each year in- cluding the UIL Number Sense and UIL Calculator events at the Spring UIL Meet. Some of the math club members also assist teach- ers in tutorial sessions. This is to provide a needed ser- vice and also to give the stu- dents valuable experience. MHS Choirs Add ' ' Shades The McKinney High School Choral Department started their year with a fall concert in October. They then had three students qualify for the Region 111 All-Region Choir. Karl Schindler, Amy Lewis and Bart Spraberry advanced to the semi-finals for the All-State Choir. The Choral Department put on a Christmas Concert in mid-December, and featured all of the MHS choirs and a faculty ensemble. In addition to the main concert, the Harmony Singers Club, the Rotary Club, Delta Kappa Gamma, and others during the Christmas season. In January, the Fine Arts Department had perfor- mances of the outstanding production, Oklahoma. In February, Harmony and many soloists performed at UIL Solo and Ensemble contest. Their big competition was in April. They concluded their year with a big finale Spring Concert. They featured the twenty-one seniors in choir. GIRLS CHOIR 1 . Bart Sprayberry, Senior, concentrates on choir picture. 2. Girls choir members pose for group shot. 3. Camille Carraway sings at one of Harmony ' s many performances. 4. Girls ' Choir performs at Christmas concert. Arid Tones to McKinney Concert Choir Front Row: John Mark Holley, Camile Caraway, Angle Cri Tutson, Leslie Wood. Second Row: Wendy Brinsfield, Carin Underwood, Adrienne Bartholomew, Jennite Srewa Charlotte Lango, Jill James, JuUie KJemm. Third Row: Carrie Owens, Angela Adams, David Rose, Brian Robinson, Tracie Boyd, Leslie Wood, Jennifer Hicks. Fourth Row: Shannon Flathers, Kenbra Norris, Laura Lang, Brandie Terri, Tammy Crosson, Kim Pleasant, Tammy Freeman. Fifth Row: Amy Lewis, Julie Gauthier, Christie Potter, Julie Hargrave, Tammy Pope, Tiffany Larios, Melody Huland. Sixth Row: Mide Spraberry, Ronnie Bishop, Karl Schindler, Bart Spraberry, Gabe Harris, Sonya Allen, jenni Ball. Seventh Row: Blake Tannery, Carey Warren, Erik Bay-Anderson, Rusty Robbins, Etienne Turner, Dolibor Vuicin, Stacey Taylor, Nique Turner. Harmony Front Row: Amy Lewis, Camille Caraway. Second Row: Sonya Allen, Usiie Wood, Jennifer Fowler, Charlotte Ung, Carrie Owens, Tracy Boyd. Standing: Bart Spraberry, Karl Schindler, Mike Spraberry, John Mark Holly, Gabe Harris. Top: Blake Tannery. Choir 87 1. Laura, (Sr. Amy Lewis) sings Many a New Day, as the girls lool on. 2. The cast of Oklahoma Hsten closely to Aunt EUer, (Soph. Christie Poter) as she delivers her message. ■ ' m (Jr. David Harald) I choice words about 4. Laura (Sr. Amy Lewis) looks on as Curly (Sr. Karl Shindler) sings Oklahoma. 5 Will Parker (Sr. Blake Tan- nery) dances with Aggie (Soph. Whitney Presley) and Kate (Soph. Adrienne Barthalomew) behind the barn. 6. Ado Annie (Sr. Carrie Owens) sings to Will Parker (Sr. Blake annery) while they drear about The Fine Ans students presented the musical Oklahoma on January f 30, and 3 1 , under the direction of advisor Natina Burkham. Barbara Hanni and Kevyn Robertson. Spontaneous quotes from various cast memt include: It ' s fun and rewarding to work with the dancers, because of variety of dances in the show. — Kevyn Robertson; This show has a stn cast with strong leads. — Bart Spraberry: The best musical in four yeai — Karl Schindler; Exciting cast. — Nique Turner; The musica -is v good, but it has also created great memory for all of us. — Ange ' ' ' ' • • . •ELiI e people 1 have worked with this year has been great. It has also created e ver ' good memories. — Stacy Taylor, The best cast we have ever and it will be a great musical for McKinney. — Camile Carawary; It ' s :at experience. — Mike Spraberry; The show was so much fun to do next year I wiU miss all the seniors that made it so special. — Christie er; THE F. RMER AND THE COWMAN SHOULD BE FRIENDS! k ' hitney Presley; It ' s more proffoigal than West Side Story. — Erik Bay ersen. I«MA 1. The guys look at poor Jud Fry (Sr. Bart Sprayberry). 3. The Dream Curley (Gabe Har- ris) and the Dream Jud (Allen Little) fight for Curley s honor. 4. The guys are pretending to be horses pulling the surrey with Curly and Laurey aboard (Karl Schindler and Amy Lewis) for their honeymoon trip and the finale of Oklahoma! 5. Dream guys dance away to impress the girls. 6. Will Parker (Blake Tannery) hands his bet to Aunt Filer (Christ! Potter) for Ado Annie ' s (Carrie Owens) basket at the auc- Science Club Visits Omni Theatre 1. Science Qub Pn exhibit. 2. Mrs. Arno explaii 4. 5th Row: Joantui Klem, Curt Smith, Scott Rhode: Kruse, Robert Ga Smith. Eric B Corey Reed, Ashley Farley, Peggy Re McCool, Kim Bak MhS Science Club considered i one of the best of all departmental dubs a ' able for student membership. While past i aaivities included educational tours of colli campuses, this year ' s club chose more eni taining, yet informative field trips. In November, 1987, the Club visited i Omni Theatre in Fort Worth and viewed breath-taking movie Grand CanyonI Members also toured the FW Museum of N ural Science and History. In January, 1913 members attended the Laser Light Show Richland Community College. In the sprii months, dub participants visited the Rob Dinosaur Exhibit at Science Place II, toured t Aquarium, and the Museum of Natural Histo at Science Place I — all at the Fair Park Dallas. To close out the year, members held i enjoyable party with festive aaivities. The MHS Science Club 1987-88 had abo 60 members. Mrs. McCuistion and Mrs. Ar were the sponsors, with Ashley Farley serving i president, Annie Bruce as vice-president, a Scott Rhodes as seaetary. Speech and Debate Sneak Cut M.H.S. Charter The Debate Team was fonned in October of 187. The Members range from freshmen to seniors, v;h three separate teams of two. Each team par- tipated in a clinic held by the N.T.S.V. Debate t m captains early this fall. With plans for V.I.L. cnpetition the teams have participated in de- tes with Sulfuer Springs, Piano, and Dallas t ms. The team is looking forward to even more eriting events in the years to come, ove: Debate Team members are Candy Mc- (ol, Whitney Presley, Mary Miller, Julie Hargett, i an DoUinger. SPEECH CLUB The Speech club has been involved in many activities other than speech- g ing. They have written, acted out, and video taped soap operas. They have tten and acted out a Reader ' s Theater for the local elementary schools. Tsy have starred in their own news casts, music videos, and commercials. of these activities have been done in addition to competing in contests 11 olving giving informative, persuasive, and demonstration speeches. R it; Speech Club members are: Beth Mack, Steve Gulotta, Stacy Roddy, Rnnie Ray. 2nd Row: Heather Harris, Kristene Egan, Miranda K.oewn, Jodi Uton, Advisor Robin Youngblood, Star Abemathy, Yolanda Moseley. 3rd Rw: Jon Poe, Matt Long, Robbie Spenser, Roger Brown, Amanda Bryant, CWd Dowell, Anne Comegys, Stacy Phelen. Speech and Debate r Whiz Quiz competes in area league — 1 School Whiz Quiz Team competes in the North Tex- as area Whiz Quiz League. Members of our division are Jesuit, Denton High School, and Piano Senior High School. Whiz Quiz is qn academic contest that Requires knowledge, quisle esponses, and teamwo Sponsors of the Whiz Q team are Georgene Wo ' A[ke Bruck, and Ka Top: Mr. Mike Brack, Matt Arm, Rob Colemon, Wade Alger, Mrs. Kothi livezey, Mrs. Georgene Wood. Bottom: Joel Pelton, Stanely Springer, Brian Dollinger, Faith TibeHs. I Juniors Joel Pelton and Stanley Springer, Freshman Brian Dollinger, and Sophomore Faith Tibbals practice for an upcoming meet. National Honor Society visits Mary The McKinney High School Chapter of the Natf Society is an extension of the original charter e through Boyd High School in August of 1952. The 1 Honor Society ranks as one of the oldest and most prei national organizations for high school students. The McKinney chapter is a service organization with the intent of bettering both our school and our community. This year ' s service project involved peer tutoring assistance for high school students who are either failing a subject or wish help. Peer ' tutoring gives the honor student a chance to share his knowledge with his fellow st udents, and thus gives the teacher a better opportunity to work individually with failing students. The Honor Society attended two enrichment field trips this year. The first trip, on December 8, to The Science Place in Fair Park to see In Search of the Mary Rose: Henry VII ' s Lost Warship exhibited and to view other museum exhibits in the Fair Park area. In April, a field trip was planned to the Fort Worth museums and the Omni Theater. In order to pay for these field trip, presentation pins, and graduation pendants, National Honor Society members conduct a fund raiser during the week of homecoming, October 25-31. Public support of these most hon- orable young people was greatly appreciated. I|JI!5 or Officers and 1986 Members in Good Standir t Row Officers: President — Beth Mack; Vice-Pr ndler: Historian — Kiiaa PfpsIpv Rpfinrtj.r _ .lav Rnl lir, Ai roy; Secretary — Karl fWaWBllmfiWitBiifi! ' f J ' ♦?c, fc ' 1 - , , l.M Pm B-. ▼L-t. S m B) « jH i ESI VI . s m mk National Honor Society ' ( i uuC iieUca(( M ewtn U cUU 1. Allied Youth promotes well-being and academics. 2. Sophomores Whitney Presley and Sheri Linsford work on Allied Youth Homecoming entry. 3. Senior Robert Gage studies during tutoring. « etten c u uptcuUUf. 1. Juniors Chris Walls and Lucky Litchfield conduct business at FCA meet- 2. Brodrick Hohnson Hstens to speaker at FCA gathering. 3. FCA members Hsten to one of the many guest speakers who lecture at their meet- ings. • 5 aa CE AND TEACHERS AIDES SHOW SHADES OF ASSISTANCE 1. Christie Zigler takes a break. 2. Stephanie Westdyke gives a speech. 3. Teachers ' aides pose for picture. Royal Pride — Adding a Shade of Tradition . I J 1 oyal Pride performed at the Piano East marching contest at Clarke Stadium in I lano. On October 10, 1987, the MHS Band competed in the U.I.L. District Marching contest held at Mesquite Memorial Stadium. The hand received a rating of Excellent from all judg- es. The hand performed original ar- rangements of the 1970 ' s rock group Kansas ' Point of Return, and Ozark, a drum solo performed in 1985 by the Cavaliers drum and bugle corps. The performance concluded with Live and Let Die from the James Bond movie of the same name. The judges ivere very complimentary of the balance and quality of the McKinney band ' s sound and cited on- ly a feio individual marching errors as areas for improvement. The band, known as Royal Pride, is under th direction of Paul Stephens, a:si::tc. by Don Pierce and David ' Sophomore Christy Hall enjoys third quarter off at a football game Band t ouai f- ride f eceiveS Katin jbrum CorpA J4aA SucceAAfui ije On Saturday. October 3, 1987, the Royal Pride Drum Line won its third consecutive Outstanding Drum Line award at the P E S H. Invitational Marching Competition, setting a precedent that may be titled a tradition. The drum line, a unit ot the Royal Pride Marching Ensemble, is under the direction ot Paul Stephens. , , . . n In the fall of 1985. when the drum line, under Captain Ronny Harris, first won the trophy, they had little idea as to the affect it would have the future efforts put forth by members ot the line. In 1986, under Captain Tim Gerron, the drum line im- mediately took the attitude needed for a second victory. Need- I less to say, the hard work paid off and the title remained in I McKinney. Also in the fall of 1986, the Royal Pride Drum Line I competed at the North Texas Drum Line Competition. Although I - they did not place in the top three or win any individual awards, their outcome was personally pleasing. Since September of 1987. the practice hours of the Royal Pride Drum Line doubled those of the previous two seasons. Working under Captain Bart Spraberry and Assistant Captain Curt Smith, the drum line won the P.E.S.H. competition once more. As this particular contest has become more popular, the competition has grown tighter. This year the drum line competed against some of the area ' s top 4AAA ' A lines such as Denison, Rockwall, and The Colony. Nevertheless, the Royal Pride Drum Line has become more complex, more technical, and, above all, more musical. The majority of the material which the line performs is orig- inal. The dire ' ctors and students account the wide variety of musical possibilities and select tunes to perform. The arrange- i ments are then written by Drum Major Karl Schindler and I director Paul Stephens. This process assures the line of having | unique stvle and repertoire. Through the course of the past few years the drum line has grown in size and dedication. This year the line boasts eighteen members, the largest m McKinney ' s history. Among these students are three seniors, four juniors, five soph- omores, and six freshmen. All have worked equally hard, and all should be given equal credit for the success so far this year. , xt .u t- On November 21, 1987, the Royal Pride Drum Line competed at the North Texas Drum Line Competition. In this competition, they received third place honors. Atter this, they provided entertainment at many of the boys ' and girls ' basketball games. 1 hi indoor show contained part of the line ' s competition drill. Kronl: Leslie Wood, Karl Schinder. Camille Swifl. 2nd; Chrisli Norlon. Teresa Maloney. Jennifer Rodriguc z, Michelle Carrasco. Julia M- -nnifer Freeman, lodi Diekman. Marly Guin. Chrisly Hall, n. Shannon Honea. 4th: Michelle Allen. Shannon Rhodes ' . Krislie Hancock, lanna Smith, Glenna Mounger. Michell ia Walker, lulie Diekman. Jennifer Adams, Erik Sullivan, Laura Reich, Cameron Hedrick, Eric Bay-Anderson, Bart Coddard. Marguerite Wisdom. Michael Box. Judy Perkins, MissyWiley, Ronda Honea, Clint Gregg Robin ' lohnson, Sharon rrison, 7th: ScotI Rhodes. Harold Pearson. Mall Arno, |ohn Ramey. Evelyn Box, Joanna Klemm. Richard Bruce, Stacy Schroeler, from running errands to help oi fining a spot in the U.I.L. contest. C xceiie enc ' chindier howi Kange of ZJaienti Orum major three oul of (our years, lead actor in the school plays, first division choir soloist, and a National Honor society memu too — what el.ie could one guy ask for? Senior Karl Schindler has all this and more. ' ■ ' Wavne Schindler was born in Dallas. Texas on December 2. 1969. He is the son of Barbara Swing and Wayne Schindler. hi fare Kri.siiy. 22; kurt. 21; Cari. 12; and Eric. 11. Schindler is 5 ' 10 , 150 pounds, light brown hair, and ' aqua eyes, scnindler is very active in the fine arts. His hobbies are writing and arranging music, recording, working with synthesizers, designing and painting. Schindler has been very successful throughout his high school career. Being assistant drum major his sophomore year. Schindler progressed to head drum major his junior and senior years. Schindler was awarded Grand Champions and Outstanding Home Routine at summer band camp. Former MHS graduate. Maria Ponse and Schindler were awarded Outstanding Drum Majors his freshman year. Schindler made all region choir every year since seventh grade and received a first division at state U.I.L. vocal competition in 1987. 7. Schindler participated in the percussion ensemble which also received a first division at state. In lanuary of 1988. jmpeted for a position in the all stale choir. Schindler has also received Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, idler is actively involved in the award winning harmony singers, band, choir, drama, and German club. Schindler is also a r of the National Honor Society where he holds the position of secretary. SchindlersmosI memorable moment of high .school was the 1987 Terrell football game because of the crowd and the choir n sweepstakes the same year. Schindler feels he is in control of his life and he knows where he is going. Band and choir changed his des coasters for a living. Now he feels music is a strong point. He wants to help the McKinney band grow and later to b music. The opportunity to design the concept of Royal Pride with Paul Stephens was a memorable experience for Schindler. Schindler plans to attend college at North Texas State University, where he plans to major in music composition. His career plans are to be a sound engineer and composer. Schindler describes himself as trustworthy, reasonably sure of himself an d spastically calm. He says he is caring and doesn ' t r to make people feel bad. Schindler feels that the most important thing is to be happy and there is no need for material things if you have friends. Left; Schindler wails for judges ' okay before beginning. Top; Scott Allred, Christie Potter, Judy Perkins, Joanna Klemm, Eric Bay-Anderson, Kristie Hancoclc, Kent Gregg. Front: Erik Sullivan, Glenna Mounger, Charlotte Lange. Bart Spraberry, Curt Smith, Jennifer Goddard, Richard Bruce. Not Pictured: Jennifer Weems, Daniel Stewart, Carey War- ren, Karl Schinder. Top: Laura Reich, Secretary; Michell Tennison, Historian; Lorri Whitehead, President. 2nd: Curt Smith, Assistant Drum Corps Captain: Bart Spraberry, Drum Corps Captain; Karl Schinder, Head Drum Major; Shannon Honea, Color Guard Captain; Sarah Mitchell, Junior Representative; Scott Rhodes, Vice-President. Front: Jennifer, Freshman Repre- sentative; Camille Sw ift, Assistant Drum Major; Leslie Wood, Apprentice Drum Major; Misty McClellan, Soph- omore Representative. Leslie Wood, Apprentice; Karl Schindler, Head Drum Major; and Camille Swift. Assistant Drum Major. AiACCUETTES, M€CE THAN CCCINACy DI ILL TEAM! First Row: Carrie Hisel, Vanessa Hunn. Alicia Sullivan. Second Row: Dena Dean, Evette Reed, Tammy Hodson, Jennifer Hicks, Stephanie Schroeter, Michelle Mas- den, Jessica Roberts, Lisa Hawkins, Phoebe Rogers, Amy Reynolds, Amy Buchanan, De- anna Berry, Tanya Richardson, Jennifer Raulston. Third Row: Cindy Dearman, Da- vid Herald, Kris Commons, Teresa Wil- liams, Roslyn Boyd, Keri Pack. Julie Har- graves, Kim Pleasant, Alicia Williams, Kyle Norris, Mrs. Susan Harris. The McKinney marquettes have evolved from a drill team in the 1960 ' s to a dance team in the 1980 ' s. The Marquettes began their year in the summer. Practicing long hours prepared the dance team for camp. During camp, they participated in five days of learning jazz dance routines. The final day of camp was for team evaluation. Of approximately 46 teams attending camp, the Marquettes were one of six to earn the title of Grand Champion. The beginning of the school year was the most strenuous for the squad. The Marquettes performed at each football game, and enjoyed participating in the half-time acfivities. After football season, the team practiced for a long time for their Spring Show. Appealing dance forms, such as tap, jazz, ballet, folk and modern styles were included in their routines. Also performing in the show were the Harmony Singers and the MHS Stage Band. The Marquettes ended their year with a grand banquet. New Marquettes were inducted into the team, and others were honored with various awards. The awards were a reminder to the team members of the important aspects of being a Marquette, and the unique experiences each person shared. Lastmg friendships were formed. The qualities of discipline and responsibility were instilled in all members by their willingness to work hard, practice, learn, improve their abilities, and have fun. Ms. Susan Hams was the sponsor of the 1987-88 MHS Marquettes. MACCUETTES riCr UP LICN S PI IDE [vlicia Sullivan shrieks at the Wicked Witch le West during a MHS Football game half- ' show. essica Roberts and other squad members the children of the land of Oz. Jessica ROBGRTS: SHi Des Of Le DeRSHip You probably saw the Marquettes, MHS ' s dancing drill team, perform at numerous pep rallies, football games, Octoberfest and various school-sponsored functions, representing MHS in this manner required diligent preparation and commitment for the squad. In the 1987-88 school year, Jessica Roberts served as Captain of the MHS Marquettes. Senior Jessica Roberts has been in the Marquettes for three-fourths of her high school years. As a sophomore, she was a line officer, advancing to Lieutenant in her junior year. In her senior year, she was awarded the coveted position of Marquette Captain; a position she had been working to attain for her entire high school life. Jessica ' s Marquette career was filled with exemplary leadership skills and success. She was awarded Marquette of the Week numerous times. At the Kilgore drill camp in her sophomore year she also received several awards. It was at the drill camp at North Texas State University in her junior year that she won Outstanding Home Routine, Outstanding High Kick Routine and a rating of excellent along with her officers. In her senior year, these same awards were given at the NTSU camp, in addition to the Grand Champion for High Kick Routine prize. This routine was judged the best of seventy-five drill teams participating. Jessica performed in the Blue Bonnet Bowl in her junior and senior years, as well as having the opportunity to travel to Australia in 1988. Other activities in which Jessica was involved during her high school years included the French Club, Allied Youth, and the musical Oklahoma! She also participated in activities with the youth group of her church. First Methodist. She took dance for twelve years and enjoyed it very much. Jessica has two sisters, Jennifer and Joli, and one brother. Jeff. Jessica hopes to attend college after graduation. Although she hasn ' t decided on a major, she said she hopes her Marquette and dance career has helped her prepare for the future. )ance team members often used the gym- urn for early morning practices. Varsily Cheerleaders Qualify For Nationals The Varsity Cheerle npelition cheer for the Lions Being a Varsity Cheerleader in McKinney is truly an honor. The cheerleaders in McKinney stem from a long line of award winners, and living up to their accomplishments is a full time job. The cheerleaders of the 1 987-88 squad have succeeded in living up to the tradition of MH8 cheerleaders. They won a regional competition and competed at the national level in cheerleading expertise. Their physical abilities complement each other perfectly and that, along with their compatibility and love for cheerleading, make for an exciting and vivacious cheerles?ding squad. — Robin Youngblood Cheerleaders Gain Experience For Varsiiy The J.V. Cheerleader squad is used to making adjustments. They have had new squad members both as freshman and J.V. cheerleaders. Being eager to learn and be- ing ambitious has helped this squad elim- inate the obstacles and evolve into a top- notch squad. — Robin Youngblood Row: Don Dishman, Kim Scalf, Audra Jennings. 2nd Row: Stacy Darland, Maggie ieli. Holl - Sexton. Sophomore Maggie Baggett helps decorate the school Christmas tree. Organ i: Freshman cheerleaders earn praise Two bits! Four bits! Six bits! A dollar! This is one of the many things you might have heard Holly Holland yell this year. Freshman cheerleader Holly Holland has been leading crowds on with cheers of victory, not only in high school, but also in the junior high for two years and in the Tiger League for four years. Born in McKinney on the second of August, 1 973 to Barbara and Dickie Holland, Holly has been successful both in her cheerleading and her studies. Holly ' s hobbies include cheer- leading, dancing, swimming, and talking on the phone. When asked how she feels about cheerleading. Holly replied, Cheerleading has been one of the most exciting parts of my life. It gives one a chance to support our teams and school. It ' s a wonderful way to meet new people and make new friends. It ' s a lot of hard work, but the fun outweighs everything else. What are Holly ' s plans for the future? I plan to go to college, but I haven ' t decided which one yet. Wherever she winds up going, Holly will probably continue to hold on to the true school spirit she so proudly holds now. The freshman cheerleaders had to make an adjustment for the 1987-88 year. They went from having eight members on their squad for two years in junior high, to having only six squad members a§ a freshman squad. They made the ad- justment with ease, and have turned into one of the best freshman squads ever! _ — Robin Youngblood r ' Cheerleaders. Bell Crew Bell Crew — Shannon Lee, Travis Rother, and Richard Baggett show school spirt Yearbook 9+aff works to improve . . . The 1988 Lion overcame many obsfacles to get here. Staff changes, advisor changes, computer changes were just a few to be named. V The cover is a new innovation in yearbooks. Using a hologram on a yearbook cover is a first. Thanks to some other staff members — Scott Rhodes, Michill Tennison, and Scott McMillan for a good 1 st semester. Thanks Ms. Denney, David Gottschalk, teachers, administrators and Channa. 1 988 Lion! Yearbook Staff 1 I. ;( The Mane Events rewspaper Staff has folved this year from an fiblication with only sven staff members to a rgular class with twen- ttwo members. Most of te staff members were uderclassmen, and what t;y lacked in age and eperience they made up i ' ' in enthusiasm. The Mane Events is a ninthly publication. The numbers set their own tpe on a Macintosh cmputer. They also do a tneir own photogra- py, dark room work, i ' Out, and circulation. re Staff has also com- bted in U.I.L. and ILPC : mpetitions. Editor of the Newspa- Jr staff was Whitney n was managing edi- «, Chris Kruse was the iiist and Jennifer Rob- ?is was the head pho- (;rapher. m at- T } Hi L cL H k Spindrift Creates Spindrift is a cre- ative writing publica- tion. Eacli year, the Spindrift staff gathers a collection o f work from MHS students. They award cash prizes to students for their efforts. Spindrift staff mem- bers type, illustrate and reproduce all co- py before binding it. The publication is sold to MHS students and teachers. Members of the Spindrift staff are: Sponsor Pat Wisdom, Jodi Diekman, Jenni Ball, Missy Wiley, Rosalinda Galbau, Marguerite Wisdom, Julie Diekman, April Stoddard, Kijsa Presley and Tommy Wisdom. BVILDIXG TMIADES — BULIDIXG A BRIGHT FUTURE Building Trades is an organization designed to provide high school youth at McKinney High School with both practical and technical training. The course covers all phases of res- idential and commerical construction. This course prepares students for possible ca- reers in the construction industry. Students pre- pare projects. They also compete in contests. 1. Mr. Burgett pauses during building trades lecture. 2. Darryll Sammons levels a board in class. 3. Periods 1-3 Class — Left to Right; Brodrick Johnson, Darry Sammons, Mark Garza, Dale Caraway, and Stephanie Pinson. 4. Junior Brodrick Johnson uses saw to create designs. 5. Periods 5-6 Class — Back Row: Martin Hernandez, Bei Valverde, James Gonzales, Jimmy French, Robbie Phillips, Jost Luna, Brent Welch, Brad Shelby, Charles Moore, Jerry Henry Kevin Self, Hector Orozco, Mike Nichols. Front Row: L-R Terry Lee, Zachary Mack, Micky Stewart. Metal Trades Are Making an Image Front Row, L to R: Davy Ortega, Bruce GUlard, Jody Hart, Clinton Taylor, Ty Pitt, Jeff Anderson, Bobby Smith. John Geren, Wes Stovall, Rowdy Stames. Back Row: Steven Carr, Shawn Minter, James Young, Frank Johnson, Mark Bryant, Steven Moore and Mike Knight not pictured. Meul Trades FHA HERO Looks to the Future RiA HERO Childcare learns to run day-car Childcare is a class that stu- dents take to learn skills needed in day-care centers. Students re- ceive hands on training in bud- geting, nutrition and psychology. 1. Childcare students. 2. Chil- dren play creative play. 3. Carla Harris teaches computer games. 4. Suzi Craver plays ring- around-the-rosey with Child- care student. Academic Decathlon Competes in Area L to R: Ms. Huddle Mory Dunn, Jennifer oms, Julie Diekmon, • Harris. Standing: Cat ine Constonce, Sonyj ' exander, Stonley Sp er, Troyis Neely, T Votes (Sitting). VOCT Provides Work Opportuni Front Row: Vice President Vickie Maruefo, Sgt. ot orms Kolfoel Cidillo. Student Advisors Corey Clark, IS. Moble Phillips. Deckle Rogers Pari. Second ■. Robert Wheeler, Mike Wester, Mitch Wester. Craig Lane, Mory Vela, Sponsor Detty Rutledge. Third Row: Nimo Nissoni, Shonnon Fleming, Bryan Willey, Lori Srockton, Felicia Peorson. Fourth Row: Vinice Guetra. James Ror . .. . j William Sullivan. Tommy Wilson. Boody Sandlin. Fihh Row: William Beaver. Eric Decker, Scort My- ors. Rod Greet. Jamie Judd. Johnny Stover. Sixth Row: Jimmy Craver. Wayne Lemons. Marie Chacon. Robert Duncon. Eric Evans. Seventh Row: Ellas Conlu. Darrin Miller. t — .. 1 rt ..._,.,_. .-...ijj T xoj (VOCT) is rh stud«nf •nrt rn th CVAE :o.«p program. Academic Decathlon and VOCT Out of Class Students relax, enjoy life! 1. Seniors Angie Crim and Nique Turner cheer for MHS. 2. Seniors Jason Byrd and Chad Tipps clown around at lunch. 3. Carroline Olderikkert and Luppe Luna. 4. Megan Jordan enjoys science club field trip. 5. We fall down and go Boom. Bottom Row: Shanae Taylor, Beth Frey, Melinda Mendoza, Shannon Lee. Top Row: Susie Enloe, Tanya Himelright, Victoria Gaines, Windy Buysse, Tonya Manhels, Amy Min- 1. Mrs. Cox shows Tammy Ellis how to frost hair. 2. Shannon Pope helps Tracy Gaine her competition wig. Cosmetology is an organization that educates young people for a trade in life. The student who enroll for these classes work hard to learn the skills of cosmetology. The first year cosmetology students are taught the basic skills and receive some hands-on experience. The second year, the students have one or two days a month for after schoo appointments. This prepares them for their state board exams. The cosmetology students learn in a unique classroom environment. Fully equipped saloi facilities allow students to prepare wigs for State Copetition when they do not have custoi r during classtime. One of the most striking factors about cosmetology courses is that tb students truly want to learn and are dedicated. Cosmetology Lee enjoys eastnetolagy Shannon Lee, a sixteen year old junior, is the daughter of Jimmie and Peggy Lee. Her father is an as- sistant principal at the high school, and her mother is a first grade teach- er at Burks Elementary school. Lee has three brothers and one sister. Her brothers are Brian, Eric and Kevin, and her sister is Karen. In school, Lee is involved in cos- metology. She says that what she likes about cosmetology is, You don ' t necessarily have to go to col- lege and it ' s fun. What most in- terested Lee about cosmetology was just being able to style and work with hair and nails. According to Lee, the worst thing about cosme- tology is that is lasts three hours. After high school, Lee wants to attend either Texas Tech or O.U., and wants to major in business. 1. Dana Howell works on competition hair style. 2. Top Row: Jessica Waldin, Kim Merritt, Kim Zimmerman, Shan- non Pope, Joann Routt, Dana Howell, Angelia Streerly. Bottom Row: Jana Cowling, Tammy Ellis, Nancy Milton. Jennifer Darsons, Heather Bailey, Jeannie Rekiera, Tracy Guine, Janer Cox; In- structor. Cosmetology FFA ■■•••YES W i J i Front Row: Jason Greer. Alina Rutledge, Rowdy Barnes, Tommy Wisdom, Tammy Harris, John Scalf. Melia Murphyi Ahsha Anderson, Todd Yang. Second Row: Carolyn Bell, Sharol Roberts, Mickie Moran, Winnie Wilson, Bess Seannerl Candey Craighead, Susie Hill, Angie Eillis, Jackie Kurby, Amber Grauman, Melissa Lee. Third Row: Mr. Marvin Page ' Chad Duncan, Lisa Smith, Tamara Hernd, Kim Scalf, Felecia West, Stacy Hancock. Angel Neighbors, Kristie Bamett, Scott Hunter, Scott Bourlend. Mr. Tom Ewing. Fourth Row: Matt Kunkle, Tinker Rosalez, Brian Cantrell, David Dean Steven Moore, Scorr Janes, Michael Evans, Chad Risby, Mathan Loftus. Doug Murphy. Mike Pell, Teresa Barder, Jeff Robinson, CaramEvins, Chris Barker. Fifth Row: Angie Buskirk, Jamie Reed, Chad Alden, Donnie Hall, Fred Hall, Chad Oliver, Robert Hill Lester Beane, Greg Hughes, John Martin, Marcus Archer, Shane Young, John Euriry, Sames AkinsJ Justm McCoy, Jeff Anderson. Sixth Row: Coy Casper. David Dowell, Jim Shelton, Derrick Barch, Mike Bumside Chad Duncan, Jason Teasdale. Seventh Row: Buddy Powell, Creg Gooch, Chris Hill. Farmers of America 1. Lance Miller and Greg Hughs at Ag-Dance. 2. FFA Beau and Sweetheart: Teddy Ewing and Tammy r hjarris. 3. Greenhand Officers — Stacy Hancocl , Jacl ie Kurby, Carolyn Bell, Sharol Roberts. I 4. FFA Officers — 1st Row: Allna Rutledge, John Scaif, Melia Murphy, Alicia Anderson. Back Row: Tommy Wil- son, Rowdy Barnes, Todd Ewing. f Future Farmers of America CT and DECA: inSPECt the Business World ICT, Industrial Co-Operative Training, is a work pro- gram which provides students with on-the-job training in skill and technical jobs. Carpenters, draftsmen, nurses aides, and aircraft mechanics were some of the jobs held by ICT students this year. To qualify for this class you must be a junior or senior and must be interested in a sPareer in a technical job area. — Mr. Bill Coley, advisor Front Row: Kirk Persons, Marcus Armijo, Troy Springs, Maurice Sydnor, Candy Craighead, Jana Hendrick Sharmon Cazarez. Back Row: Scott McMillan, Janes Vaughan, Jerry Hancock, Stephen Palstring, Jamie Stovall, Chris Roberts, Mike Bumside, Sponsor — Mr. Coley. MARKETING EDUCATION — The marketing education class at MHS operates linder the direction of advisor Mike Conroy. He sponsors their activities club DECA, the Distributive Education Club of America. DECA members strived to improved their busi- ness management skills through operation of stores and various related projects. First Period: Lanita Paschall, Scott Evans, Terri Coursey, Monique Johnson, Debbie Belew. Tommy Winburn, Myia Billy, Dean Grauman, Keith Collins, Troy Crim. Rodney Wil- liams, Cameron Hedrick, Jana Hendricks, Shannon Cazares. Second Period: Jon Walker, Chris Rutledge, Rosa Aragonez. Shanna Pleasant, Kim Swals, Shannon Liudahl, Tommy Tatimi. Jana Lagrone, Shannon Raulston, Kim Parker, Ginger Mansfield. Third Period: Misty Addington, Gayna O ' Brien, Scott Love, Jennifer Whittington, Stephanie Duncan, Marc Alger. Kim Spear- man, Kris Fmner, Elena Sadillo, Shannon McClellan, Kim Price, Alfredo Cantu. Stacy Phelan, Tara King, Wendy Barron, Nicole Watkins, T. J. Tombaugh. Officers: Kim Parker — Secretary; Terri Coursey — Reporter; - ji ;Monique Johnson — President; Nicole Watkins — Sec-j tary. Stacy Phelan — Reporter; Scott Love — Vice resident; Shannon Raulston — Treasurer. Not Pictured: inger Mansfield — Vice President; LaNita Paschall — ;cretary. 1 ' cI.WilircTJiTiirVall skills L to R: Kevin Haws, Arnold Alvorodo, Joson Williams, Andrea Porrish, Steve Bishop, David Horris, Ray Travino, Roy Rodriguez, Mario Loera, John Ramey, Toshio Huong, Ramon Gonzales, Juan Rangel, Jim McQueary, Trad Hardin, Dale Hawkins, Darin Smith and Sam Gifford. V K i ■ % •fli OEA Sharpens ; Office Skills ' ' . Gorman ' s OEA — Angela Robbins, J( sico Shea, Tammie Smith, Don Ribble, Tonya Lunsford, Heidie Hansen, Billy Vita, Sandra Kirkum, Mike Carroll, Lori Lowson, Kristi Burn- side, Misti Clinton, and Cynthia Williams. Mid- dle Row: Cathy Simmington, Cothy Shindler, Leticia Dominguez, Tiffany Larios, Olga Reyna, Jennifer Stewart, Angel Nabors, An- gela Brinkmeyer, Kelli Poole. Bottom Row: Angilla Crim, Rosemary Gonzales, Rhonda Runge, Stacey Roddy, Chad Tipps, Kristi Je- annes, Sherree Davis. d lEA Slearns Seated: Annette Neman, iferee Sauii, Cii Martintt, melody ffasl inston, Starr Abernatl;t|. Standing: iBion ttljite, Bonna ICennedy, fiosalinda Sallian, Kristi leanea, iiolli l oluerson, 9ina Sole. ICT and OEA Auto Mechanics Fix Cars ij - « i- ' f ' --i ' ji ' ' y - i « ill i-- « iM • iir 1 Auto ' Mechnaics courses at M.H.S. teach students b motor repair skills. Students receive practical hands training. Students gain school credit while learning a uable trade. 1. Lance Vaughan, Junior, work on car engine. 2. Class membera allow a Ford motor. Left to Right: Jay Carr, McWirter, Lance Vaughan, John Garcia and Johnny Fraley. 3. CVAE General Mechanical Repair Left to Right: Eamie GraH, Allbright, Porfirioa Mato. David Keel, Miclty Frizell, Juatin Chiidreaa, Simmons, Billy Dean, Jaaon Gray, April Stoddard. 4. Left to Right: Marco Mobles, Vincent Holnes, Eric Allen, David S Robert Ulmer, Keith Hones, Ricky Tanguma, Chad Oliver, and Q Terrell. 5. What ' s next? April Stoddard prepares to work. Auto Mechanics Drama Club studies theatre K : Christie Potter (Aunt EUer) wishes a fond farewell to Amy (Laurie) and Karl Schindler (Curly) in Oklahoma! Above: Amy Lewis sings Many a New Day in the drama choir production of Oklahoma! FBC Youth go to Hawaii foi On July 7th, 1987, a group of fifty-six youtfi and fourteen sponsors from First Baptist Ctiurcfi of McK- inney left for r lolokai, Hawaii for a mission trip and chioir tour. Tfie group left for DFW airport at 6:15 Tuesday morning and arrived back on Tfiursday, July 16tti. Tliey spent most of thieir nine days on tfie island of Molokai, fiolding Backyard Bible Clubs, Bible Sctiool, and working on the minister ' s house. The Backyard 3ihle Clubs were located in remote areas away fr. 7 town. In these clubs, some of the youth were , olved in activities such as singing, Bible study, c- is, and recreation with children from tod- dlers to sixth graders. At the church, more youth were holding a Vacation Bible School. While many of the youth were working hard with the children, others were scraping and painting the preacher ' s house. Some also worked in a small store run by members of the churc h. The group also put on a musical called The Wit- ness at a park in Kaunakakai. Everyone participated. There were several lead parts and a chorus. The choir put on a mini-concert at the church. Many hours were spent in preparing for the trip. The youth had a lock-in for small workshop classes on crafts, recreations, memory verses and Bible study. t luch time was spent preparing the musical, The Witness. ' ' The group rehearsed for their home church six times before leaving on the mission trip. While in Kaunakakai, the group worked, but also had relaxing times such as a hike to the waterfalls in the mountains. A luau was given by the church. Some of the youth enjoyed picking pineapples, coconuts, and mangos. After their work in Molokai, the group enjoyed a well- deserved stay on the island of Oahu, where they again performed The Witness for a small church. They stayed in Honolulu for two days. On the first day they toured for about nine hours, and on the second day they relaxed before heading back to the mainland and home to McKinney. 1. Sophomore Joanna Klemm and junior Lori Abbot teach backyard Bible club while in Molokai. 2. The scenery of Molokai is full of green rolling hills and small bay-like inlets. 3. Seniors Jay Bob Harris, Neil Smith and Cameron Hedrick show off their masculinity before leaving to do lots of work. 4. Seniors Amy Justice and Kelly Pease take a break from all of the excitement to chat. work and fun - -j =ar ' H H A H . l l . « t_t.___ A kS !WM I 1. Junior Chad Oliver poses with some of the neighborhood children before leaving for Honolulu. 2. Seniors Amy Justice and Kelly Pease join other group members in demonstrating some Hawaiian traditions. 3. This is one of the many views the group observed on the island of Molokai. 4. Junior Lori Abbot stops to relax with a young Hawaiian girl after a busy morning working with the neighborhood children. Feature 123 MHS Students Shov 1. There was no way of shading yourself from the energy and excitement caused by the brilliant flam ' es of the Homecoming bonfire. 2. Chris Davis, Tricia Collins, Claudia Tredway, Tony Nichols, Amanda Bryant, Lynn Douglass, Shannon Lee, Pat Leberman, Becca Boone, and Jennifer Whittington, all juniors, show happiness is truly having friends. orms of ' ' Happiness ' ' ! 1. Senior Charolette Lange, junior Curt Smith, Senior Bart Spraberry, and Soph- omore Glenna Mounger enjoy making music together in class, at pep rallies and, of course, football games. 2. This MhlS student had fun playing in the hay at the Homecoming bonfire. 3. Students show enthusiasm as they cheer the Lions on to yet another victory. 125 Autographs of the Organized! 126 Autographs ]■■■! !■■■! 111 IHINH ■■■■ISiH rrf-  ' Allen — Versatile Player Matthew Allen, a varsity football player at MHS, has set high goals for his future. Allen is a junior at McKinney High School and has lived in McKinney all of his life. Playing football for the Lions feels excellent! says Allen. Allen ' s most memorable moment was being moved from the junior varsitv to the varsity football team as a sophomore. This was an ho r because Allen was given the opportunity to play, not onh ' , atch from the sidelines. Alku plans to major in mechanical engineering after high school. His first college choice is The University of Oklahoma. Allen hopes to play professional football for the Dallas Cowboys. Yet, he wants the degree to fall back on if he ever needs to. Allen ' s only job is playing football Allen says. His life seems to be headed the way he wants it to. With some work and determination, Allen can reach his goals. Lions Dominates Opponent Lions end 1987-88 Season, 9-2 fe.96 8B -fSa A JSg 84f?:e9 5S 55 ■ii-  - ' fy I Row One: Greg Carter, Dirk Carvejal, Tom- my Winburn, Ross Crum, Shane Matlock, Brice Harvey, James Mullins, Jon Poe, Jus- tin James. Row Two: Thad Sherley, Eric Allen, Steve Gulotta, Derrick Batch, Jerry Hancock, Charles Carmicheal, Jim Shelton, Greg Gidney. ow Three: Coach Ron Poe, Chris Alderson, John Scalf, Coy Cosper, Da- vid Dowell, Brodrick Johnson, Matt Poe, Gerrick Walker, Greg Gooch, Rod Greer, Coach Bret Boyd. Row Four: Coach Ron Tipps, Lucky Litchfield, Matt Nelson, Don Ribble, Jason Dicks, Nicky Roberts. Robbie i Sfjencer, Ronny Ray, Evan Norton, Michcal Mounger, Coach Gary Hardin. Row Five: Coach David Crowley, Howard Griffen, Marcus Sydnor, Ronnie Bishop, Jay Bob Harris, Patrick Hall, Luther Washington, Coach Randy Hales, Coach Warren Swann. Row Six: Sony Alexander, Tyrone Moore, Gerald Howell, Matthew Allen, Bill Poe, Ricky Stewart, Johnny Trevino, Jon Jon Walker, Jay Bartholomew. The 1987-88 Varsity Lions ended the season with an impressive record. The team work hard to reach their goals. Advancing to the Play-offs, the Lions obtained the Zone title, but were defeated by Allen in the District 5-4A play-off game. Waxahachie 17-14 Sulphur Springs 27-16 Carter Riverside 35-7 Denison 21-7 Allen 24-21 Terrell 7-6 N.Lamar 30-12 Rockwall 28-13 Paris 16-28 W. Mesquite 28-17 AUen 0-28 1. Jay Bob and Coach Poe have a heart to heart talk. 2. Lions 84 Jerry Hancock and 68 Greg Gooch block for a pass. Lions Struggle For Victory. Winburn: Outstanding Player Tommy Vinburn is o six foot five inch, brown hoired, brown eyed right end for rhe MHS Lions. Winburn, who is eighteen, hos lived in McKinney oil of his life. Winburn is probably best known for occomplishing rhe fear of being o varsity ployer oil four years of his high school career. Being chosen by rhe coaching staff to be a varsity was on honor, sold Winburn. Through rhe years the coaching stoff has been on encouraging factor in Vinburn ' s life. As an enthusiostic ployer, Winburn feels the sport has taught him sportsmonship and self-discipline. One of Winburn ' s most dominont memories oc- curred in the state finals of 1966. Charlie Honeo hod thrown o poss his way. Winburn ' s mind wos filled with thoughts of a great ploy ending in a touch- down, but the pass never connected and Winburn ' s thought wos crushed. Outside of football, Winburn is president of the Student Council. Winburn serves as o sorr of median between the student body and odministrotion. If o suggestion or problem needs to be heard, Winburn goes to rhe odministrorion with the proposol. Winburn has the greor tasks of setting on example for his fellow schoolmotes. After graduation, Winburn plans to ottend Texas Christion University. Once or TCU, Winburn plons to major in low. Upon receiving his degree, he hopes ro ploy professionol foorboll. Ending on o personol note, Winburn is especially proud of his motorcycle ond would lik everyone ro know how he obtoined it. Through o bet, Winburn ' s dad hod to buy him the motorcycle offer Winburn .beat him three out of five times arm wrestling, inburn has been very successful throughout his 1 yeors ot MHS. He is determined to be just as viuccessful in rhe years ro come. 1 . Senior Shone Morlock fights for possession of rhe boll. 2. Morrhew Allen, 32, scronnbles for extra yards. V Lions eriD winmnG sei sofi tj:- ;m :«r«f a-ar . ' « ' Top Row: Bennie Dinsmore, Billy Young, Clint Murphy, Charles Moore, Terry Lee, Jason Murphy, Rayan Rutledge, Brent Welch, Chad Risby. 2nd Row: Marlon Pryor, Brandon Honea, Matt Moring, Don Jones, Chns Walls, Clifford Williams, Jason Zieglar, Matt Long, Chris Hill, Vincent Holmes. 3rd Row: Demarco Corbin, Tony Hernandez, Jeff Stover, Jamie Reed, Brent Griffin, Troy Springs, Paul Meador, Kenneth Bruce. 4th Row: Chns Palmer, Malt Vinson, .Anthony Ponse, Bobby Addington, Jeff Harris, Chris Day, J. D. Swindall, Jason Teasdale, Mike Cates. 5th Row: Jason Howell, Richard Baggett, Jamal Murray, Rocky Ray, Brian Bailey, Coaches: David Crowlev and Warren Swann. MHS Lion jumps for on inrerceprion mesHMen uons em season with SHf D€S of expeRience _7r n _ Top Row: Tim Barron, James Thorlon, Gabc Harris, Fred Hall, John Simons, Sloven Lujan, Derrick .Allen. Brenl Parker. .Anthony Erwin. 2nd Row: Coach Danny Henderson, ( had Collinsworlh, Jeff Hardin, Brandon Honea, Steven Villanueva, Robert Luna, Earnest CiralT, Sam Coronado, Grady Prince, Daniel Henson, Coach David Bean, 3rd Row: Cody Bryant, Russell Lackey, Garrett Jackson, Thomas Cox, Brian Maxwell, Mike Ramsey. C harles Hall, Jeremy Dunn. Brandon Smith. Tim Buchanan, Clay Bolin, Bottom Row: Sevella Greer, Randy Moncier, Ben Pior, Randy Dinsmore, Malt Roberts, Kyle Robinson, Mike Bruce, Eric Long, Brian Robinson. Kyle Gillespie, Danny Henry, Plleup between the MHS Lions and the Norrh Lomor Ponrhers. 131 LIO] 1 . Claude Cole blocks a si 2. Junior Jon Walker Ic for a shot. 3. Lions defend against T rell offense. Photos courtesy of the Da Courier-Gazzetter. AGERS face rebuilding year L to R: Coach Bratcher, Tony Boucher, John Harris, Russel Robertson, Steve Duncan, Matt Nelson, Coach Story. KneeHng: Rog- er Brown, Jon Walker, How- ard Griffin, and Brad Bates. Left: Senior Matt Nelson is fouled as he attempts to Terrell offense. Photos cour- tesy of Daily Carrier-Gazette. 7 Basketball Lionettes continue playo iradition 1. Varsity Lionettes — Standings L to R: Roslyn Boyd, Tiffany Watts, | Angie Simmons, Heather Norris. Kneeling, L to R: Jackie Welch, Tiera Alexander, Amy Justice. Sitting, L to R: Cecilia Mack, and Ida Fowler. 2. Senior Tiera Alexande shoots a jumpshot. 3. Lionettes receive last minute instructions from their coach. 4. Roslyn Boyd ties the ball with Denison defender. 5. Senior Ida Fowler goes up for a layup. Basketball 135 jV Lionettes show potential Top Row: Kiysha Walker. Row 2: Karen Terrell, Stacy Helton. Row 3: Laurie Sanchez, Coach Dickey, No- vella Gomez. Row 4: Melony Holland, Ann Rigney. Row 5: Cassandra Thompson, Joanita Rojas, Charlotte Vitz, Teri Thomas, Anne Conegys. jV Lions Shoot the hoop! standing: Dennis Tyler, Kelly Brondt, Joe Krudger, Coach Bratcher, Billy Schultz, Wayne Cole, John Carver. Kneeling: Mark Lowrey, Jeff Harkins, Charles Moore, Chad Jones, Ref- fie Holland. Frosh show good future standing: Coach David Bol, Lance Lair, Mike Martinez, Hch Recer, Marr Malone, Johny Pope, Marlin Lott, Danny HeuM Kneeling: Nash Good, Chris V -l der, Billy Jackson. Basketball Basketball Sweetheart and Beau are selected %Ceeff iiM SA Mf en iUCatf, 1. Anne Comegys and Heather Norris go up to return ball. 2. Debbie Smith intensely waits for serve. Bottom: Left to Right: Anne Comegys, Debbie Smith, Juanita Rojas, Heather Nor- ris, Coach Sheila Dickey, Cheryl Allen, Kiisha Walker, |eri Thomason, Kelly Fis- chel and Laurie Sanchez. ■ Comegys Key Player nteen year old Anne Comegys has lived in McKinney all of her life. She s presently a junior and says she enjoys attendinj; McKinney High School. Comegys is involved in several school organizations and sports. She is an active part ot both the- volleyball and basketball teams. Comegys felt the volleyball team had an excellent 1987-88 season. Comegys is an A-B student and has won several awards. After graduation, Comegys plans to attend college. She plans to major in photography at a New York photography school. In ten years, Comegys sees herself in college and establishing her career. She hopes to make plenty of money to support herself. J.V. Volleyball Ends Good Season Coach Deann Weiss, Becca Dy- Iheryl Allen, Stephanie Pace, Lowry, Missy Vance, Teresa 1. Second: Jennell Baquel, Laura e. Third; Jennifer Lacey, Trynna e, Leigh Love, Linda Evans. Bot- Teri Thomas, Rene Almenel- Juanita Argonazes. Sports fans have reason to cheer at MHS 1. Cassandra Thompson, stuffs the ball while Anne Comegys looks on. 2. Melissa Miller, concentrates before a Difficult Dive. 3. Rickie Stewart is going. Going, Gone. 4. Amy Justice looks for an open girl. 5. Coach Shelia Dickey has a few choice words for the referee. 6. John Poe warms up on sidelines. 7. B-r-e-e-a-t-h! Shelia McNeil. 8. Tommy Winburn and the Paris team captains make sure that every thing is done fairly. I Track and Cross Country Track and Cross Couniry hii ground runnin 1 . Cross Country team placed in district despite late start. 2. Girls track team begins workout. 3. Boys track team looks to district. 4. Missy Vance tries to catch the leader. 5. Lion tracksters practice re- lay handofFs. G. Lionette runners warm up. 7. Joking is a part of track- sters. Track and Cross Country Lionette tennis team nets action : uxuxx V ' ilt 1. Top Row: Jodi Holton, Amy-Jill James, Meli Good, Cheryl Lindsay. Bottom Row: Cynthia Wall Sheri Litchford, Kelly Pease. 2. Junior Amanda Bryant really likes tennis. 3. Row 1: Lynn Douglass, Stacy Phelan. RowP Kathryn Cole, Amanda Bryant. Row 3: Teri McKo i Mindy Mitchell. mis Lion tennis improves (ity Tennis — L to R, Standing: Thad Sherley, Billy Vila, Mike Gener- ' Uil J • ' •-fci ich. Kneeling: Mike Pell Alfred. Brent James. JJx. ' J ' ■ i y.y. u y .i ' S iiiuuni: r   • Above: Coach Warren Swann assists Mike Pell with net action. Tennis 145 ' w t ■ ,v. v ' - ' 1 Golf team swings into action 1. Senior Bill Conroy makes an- other outstanding drive. 2. Junior Sarah Mitchell shows off her great swing. 3. Kyle Norris, Junior, makes an excellent shot from the bunker. 4. Standing, L to R: Brian Honea, Jeff Menter, Jeremy Holland, Bill Conroy. Sitting, L to R: Jay Bob Harris, Coach Bean, Brad Bates. Soccer kicks into action 3. JV Soccer Team — Standing: John Douglass. Chris Alexander, Mike Carrol. Kevin Dcfini, Dale Hawkins, Keith Defini, Bobby Press- nal, Scott Sellmyer, Eric Corrodor, T. Turner, Brian, Eric. Wayne Jef- ferys, Kyle Robinson, Eric Eaton. 4. Senior Mike Van Meter squares off to block Piano Panther shot. 5. Junior David Lewis moves ball downficld. Swim Team strokes to victory Sea Lions 1 . Jason Byrd prepares for his swim mee 2. Carin Klem discusses swim meet. 1 ' J 1 1 a J i 1 jii i@| -- ' M V m i ■ ' ' L 11 SPORTS PERSPECTIVES i 52 Autographs The fTlang Faces of fTlHS . . . Juniors Lynn Dougla Ashley Justice love football games. 2. Marquettes return to the ofOz. 3. Harmony rehearses bef ore Li- ons Club performance. 4. Keith Defini listens to friend ' s lunch request. 1 . Mike Van Meter reflects on his past twelve years of school — No he ' s really looking at a girl! 2. Jeff Woods and Jeff Minter show senior spirit. 3. Senior Erica Von Bargen and Junior Shannon Lee enjoy homecoming dance. 4. Junior Stanley Springer studies during lunch. 155 Shades of surprise hit fTlHS 1. What Happ ' n? Senior Troy Crim and Senk Mike Wade fall after running in hallway. i 2. Lunch Duty is just sooo much fun. Mrs. Young blood keeps order. 3. The Frozen Musketeers. Principals Mike Hd ning and Bill Sudbury keep order at AUe McKinney soccer match. j 4. DeMarco Corbin takes great care in dissectini his cat as lab partner Sharon Hicks looks on. | Presentations Autographs Autographs Mat 157 Cheerleaders Experience Shades cf Ccmpetiticn . - « ' .V ' m  1. S-T-R-E-E-E-T-C-H!! Amy Galbraith 2. Raise your hand if your ' Sure Traci Hardin and Christi Ziegler. 3. Last minute Pep talk from Coach Blood 4. Let ' s show just a little more enthusiasm, Amanda Bryant. 1 ' wm « Qk ok tk; ( ' If 11 I, w J 1 w. 1% 1 J 4. V i58 NCA Championships fCA NATIO JHUMFIONS] r-- atch me I ' m falling!! ' e ' re through now you can clap! snior, Amy Galbraith, Leads the M.H.S. Varsity Cheerleaders in a customary prayer. heerleaders prepare not only physically but mentally as well. M.H.S. Varsity Cheerleaders competed in National Cheerleading Association Na- tional Competition on December 27 and 28. The competition took place at the Con- vention Center in downtown Dallas. They were in direct competition with 350 squads from all over the United States. The cheer performed by the cheerleaders was chore- ographed by the squad itself This cheer placed them 52nd in the Small Squad division. NCA Championships lams, Sarah Jat. Alexander, Ti; ' Alger, Marc K .sand 1 , Allied Youth 3, 4, Spanii.l. . .. -., Science Club 3, Na- tional Honoi r ucicly 3, 4, Whiz Quiz 4. AUen, ' AUc . — French Club 2, Choir : ■4, Band 2. , ! Alecia Elaine — Spanish I, F.F.A. . 4, Occa 3. Anderson, Andre — An Club 1-4 Annerson, Wendy Michelle Arps. Shirley Jean — Barch, John Derrick Barker, Teresa Anne — F.F.A. 1-4, Pep Squad 1, FH.A, 1, Annual Staff 2, 3. Bartholomew, Jay — Newspaper 1, Football Manager 2, 3, Head Trainer 4, Spanish Club 3, Science Club 3, 4, Math Club 4. Bales, Bradley Kyle — Basketball 3, 4, Sjjinish Club 1 72, Golf 1-3. Beane. Kamberly Lynn — Basketball 1, Drama Club 1-4, German Club 3, 4, Marquettes 2, 3. Allied Youth 1,2. Belew, Debi Michelle — Art Club, Spanish Club. Biggerstaff, Brandon Scott — Water Polo 1, JROTC 1, Spanish Club 3, Art Club 3, 4. Billy, Myia ishop, Ronald Joseph — Band 1, 2, Football 3, 4, Choir 1-4. Bolin, Jerry Blake — Football 1, 2, Utin Club 2, Tennis 1 , Swim Team 3. . Bolin, Shannon Leigh — Cheerleader 1 , Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3. French Club 3, 4, Nominated Most BeaulifulJ ;; i,« ominated Miss Personality 4. € Care 3, German Club 4, Spanish ' Club 4. ,,1 -•Carter, Gregory Phillip — Spanish Club 1-4, F.C.A. 1-4, Football 4, Track 1-4, Basketball 1,2. Cazares, Shannon Tracy — Art Club 2, Vica 4, Deca 3. 4, V.O.E. 2. Chapman. David Dust in — Spanish Club, F.C.A., FootbaU, K Tennis. Chenault, Luther Eiipne Cisneros, Shelley D. ■eiarrk. Corey J. — Voct4-4. Clayton, Mary Elizabeth — Marquettes 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, 4, Nominated Most Beautiful 3. Clinton, Misti Carol — Spanish 3, 4 ational Honor Society 3, 4, Band 1-3, Color Guard 1-3, O.E.A. 4, Student Counciljl, Who ' s Who 3, 4. Cole, Claude Ellis — Co Nominated Mr. Personati Cole, Kathryn Michelle — Art Club 2-4, nis 2-4, Spanish Club 1, 2, German Allied Youth 3, Who ' s Who 4, Nomif Most Likely To Sijlcceed 4, Nominated Dressed 4. : ' |, Coleman, Robert Glenn Collins, Larry Keith — DECA 3, 4, Football 1- 3. Conroy. William Michael — Golf JL suS nish 1, 2, FootbaU 1, Basketball 1, 2. y Cook, Angela Dawn— Musical — The Music Man 1, Allied Youth 1, 3, Student Council 3, Swim Team 3, 4, Choir 1, Nominated Football Sweetheart 4. ucher, Anthony Manning — Basketball 1 -4, Football 1, Track 1-4, Cross Country 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, F.C.A., Nominated and Won Class Favorite 4. -« Box, Billy Brinkmeyer, Angela Jean — Spanish Club 3, 4, O.E.A. 3, 4 , Band 1-3, Who ' s who 4. Brins Brinsfield, Wendy Rene — Art 4, F.H.A. 3, Flag Corps 3, Allied Youth 4, Drama Club 3, Science Club 2, Choir 4. Bronaugh, Tina Onalyce — Art Club 1-3, Latin Club 2, Mega Moons 2, French Club 3, 4, Nominated and Won Best Dressed 4. Brown, Roger Charles — Track 1 , 2, Basket- ball 3, 4, Nominated Mr. School Spirit 4. Bumside, Kristi Lynn — Volleyball 1, Bas- ketball 1. Marquettes 2, O.E.A. 4. Byrd, Jason Clifford Caldwell, Lisa Lynette — Marquettes 2, 3, Drama Club 1, 2, Choir 2, O.E.A. Cantrell, Bryan Lewis — F.F.A. 1-4, Spanish 1. Caraway, Camile Diane — Choir 1-4, Har- mony 1-4, Musical — The Music Man 1, Musical — West Side Story 3 Musical — Oklahoma 4, Nominated Most Talented 4. Carrasco, Judy Ann — V.O.CC.T. 1, 2, Child Senior Directory iiran. Donna Egan, Kristine Angela — Volleyball 1, i 1-3, Drama 2-3, Key Club 3, Dance 3, Team 4. English, Daniel James — Vica Coop., 1 Trades 3-4, Ag 1 . Erwin, Tonuny Evans, Mike — F.F.A. 1-4. Evans, Scott Allen Ewing, Todd Fishel, KellHttee- French Club 1-2, F.C. 3-4, Track 2-CyoUwball 3-4, Swim T( Science Club 1-2, Math Oub 1, Basketball 2-3. Cross Country 3. thrilPt F.H.A., F.C.A., Bi Fowler, Id; ketball 1-4 iritf V F.H Nicol — C( Concert Choirtl ish Club 3-4, B ressed 4. iia, Richard is r. Coy Ryon Fowler, Jennii Harmony Sixers 2-4 Girl 3, WhoM ho Freeman, Tan Gage, Robert Dwayne —£ Track 1-4, Cic Country 3-4, Whiz Kid 3-4. M.V.P. Qc Country 3, German Club 3, 4, Allied Yoli 3, Most Dependable Nominee 4. Gaines, Beverly K. Galbraith, Amy Noelle — Student Council J Vice Pres. 1, 3, President 2 Jreasu Spanish Club 1, 2, Art Club r ' 3, 4, Who ' s Who, Society American High School S Club 2, 3, Most Beautiful No3 Most Beautiful 2, 3, Mrs. M.H.f 4, Homecoming Nominee 4, Cheg 4, Co-head 3, Speech C nguit I Club iM« ealMiUU, JUIBT qjitia, ' Wi Sih. CowgiU, Stacy Lyn — SpanishCfi , Sci- !| ence 2-4, Allied Youth 2-4, ChSli ' ffS, Swinr IlGarcia, Ji Team 4, Who ' s who 4. VQ«iM Craghead, Candy M. ; Sr T ' Craver, Jimmy Glen — Auto Mechanics. ' . Crina, AngiUa Michelle Choir 1-4, O.E.A. 4. Crim, Troy Dean Crum, Ross Campbell - Club 1,2, F.F.A. 2-4. Spanish Club 1, ■Football 1-4, Spanish Davis, Cary J. Day, Joseph Eric — Basketball 1-4, Baseball 2- 4, Golf 1, Spanish Club 2-4, F.C.A. 1-4. Denes, Angela Irene — Band 1-4, F.H.A. 3, VolleybaU 1, HECE 3-4, Art Club 1. Diaz, Carlos — Football. Diaz, Jr. Thomas Juan Jose Melissa L. sarza, SameuT J. - Art Club 1-4, Football Basketball 1, Science Club 2. Generalovich, Mike M. Gidney, AliciaLynn — Drama Club 1-4, Co test Plays {Ji th of a Salesman 1, Staj Crew, Miraele Worker 2, Lights, Picni( 3, Understu F.H.A. 1, 4, Who ' s Who Yearbook 4,.sMusicals Music Man Westside Staj 3, Stage Crew, Play ' the Body 2, ' blithe Spirit 3. Gillard, Bruce Anjon — Auto Mech., By Trades, Metal Tj| flonzales, Gary A. ' Gonz l James Ramon MarSfe— Baseball Vsrsi Domingues, Bertha Leticia O.E.A. 4. Marquettes 2, Dowell, David Judson Duckett, Rosaland Club. Duncan, Jon L. Club. — Spanish Club, HECE Basketball 2, 3, Spanish Dunlap, Lalania Yvette — Track 1-3, News- paper Staff 2, 3, Wood Shop 1, F.H.A,, F.C.A. . , Gonzales, R emary — flp.A. 2, Arl Qub O.E.A. Criib Treasurer 4t Gooch, Gregory Wayne — RF.A. 1-4, F( 1-4. Grauman, Dean Lynn Greer, Jaron Ray — F.F.A. 1-4, Chapter Treasurer 2, Dist. V.P, 2, Dist. V.F.F.A. President 3, President 4, Chapter F.F.A. 1, Speech Club 2, 3, Spanish ftb — Football 3, 4. lomona Yvettc idrea Kerry — F.H.A. l-:i. oilc bnll 3, Basketball Manager 3. uerra, Rosalinda aU, Patrick snusa, Heidi Vail ardin, Gayle iJin, Traci L. — Spanish Club 1-4, Vice- pesident 3, Student Council Rep. 1-3, Se- Or Class Reporter, Nominee Class Favorite ;4, Football Sweetheart 4, Nominee Miss abaci Spirit 4, Art Club 4, Cheerleader 1-4. irf Cheerleader 1, 2, Speech Club 3, o ' s Who 3, 4, Allied Youth 1, 2. bis. Jay Bob — National Honor Society, ■ 70iter. Nominee Favorite Boy 3, Spanish lb Secretary, Student Council Rep., Foot- fell ' 2-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Allied Youth 1-3, B)anish Club 1-2, F.C.A., GLAD Student. arris, Lisa ey, Ashley Leigh — Art club 1-4, Allied outh 3, 4, Spanish Qub 2, 3. To gvk, Tamara Lynn — Year Book Staff 1, 1, Spanish Qub 2, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Club 3. 4. , Kevin I ' ck, Cameron Lee ick, Jana Lee — Art Club 1, 2, V.O.E. 2. D.E. 3, 4, VTCA 3, 4, Science Clu .inson, .Stephen Criag — French ' «n ' v '  enise Lee — Latin Club Driltt i Club, Band, Co-Op. m, Jeff ill Robert Gene — F.F.A. 1-4. oaog, Huong Quynh — Math Club 4, Sci ence Tub 3, 4, Art Qub 4, National Honor So- ety. Honor RoU 2, 3, 4, Rotary Student Of le Month, American Airlines American :holar. Outstanding Achievement Awards of 1984-1985. ilolbert, Michelle Renee — Marquettes 2, An Club 3, VOE Club 3, HECE Coop Class QfTicer V.P., Swim Team 3. onea, Shaimon Lee owefi, Gerald Dewayne — Building Trades 3, 4, Football 1-4, Track 2-4. ughes, Greg Dudley urt, Carie D. •hnson, Mary Elizabeth — F.H.A. 2-4, H.E.C.E. Secretary 4, Athletics 1, 2. ibnson, Tracey Lynne  hnson, Monigue Sue — DECA Club Pres- ident, Spanish Club. irdan, Dani Paulette — Homemaking 1, Drill Team 2, HECE 3, 4. istice. Amy — F.C.A. 1-4, Student Council 1- 4, Spanish Club, Basketball 1-4, Track Team 1-4, National Honor Society 3, 4, G.L.A.D. 1, Who ' s Who 4, Class Favorite 2, 3, Home- coming Queen Nominee 4, Nominee For Miss M.H.S . 4, Nominee For Most Athletic Girl 4, Nominee For Miss School Spirit 4. ara, Allison Janine K.irr. Ardcn Allci ' 4. Keith, Roben N. King, Tara Lynn — Spims ' n Club 1, 2, Mar- quettes 2, 3, Allied ouih 3. 4, Who ' s Who 4, Debate Qub I, Spamsh Club 4. Kothe, Jennifer Marie — Bnnd 1-4, German 3, A. Spanish Club i ' ; Team 3, Drama I.FH.A. HER( Lange, Chariottc C ii;inss.- — panish Club 1-4 Officer 3. Harmony .Singers . , 4, Band 1-4, Officer 3, Concert Choir ' 2, 3. 4, Senior Rep. For Choir Drum Lme I, 2, 3. 4. Musical West Side Story Nominee For Miss Per- sonality 4. LaTour, Misty Dawn — Spanish Qub, Allied Youth, Homemaking 1 , 2. Lemley, Tamara Lemmons, Jerral Wayne Lewis, Amy Lewis, Amy — Choir 1-4, Harmony 2-4, Band 1-2, Spanish Club 1-2, Honor Roll 1-2, All- Region Choir State Solo Finalist 2-3. AlUed Youth 2, National Honor Society 3-4, All Regional Choir Area Alternate 4. Nominat- ed for Senior All-Around Student. Liggins. Rearely Eveltc — VOCCT 1. F.H.A. Lindesy, Cheryl Ann — Choir 1-2. Spanish Club 3-4, German Club 3, Tennis 3-4, Sci- entist of the Week 3, Spanish Student of the Week 3, National Honor Society, Nominat- ed for Favorite Girl and Most Dependable 4, to Among American High School Spanish Representative 2. ;isa — Art Club 3-4, Mar. Berry Award 3, German Club 3, Spanish Club 2. National Honor Society 4, Basketball 2. Little, Allen — Athletics 1, First Team .■Mi- District Defensive End, Choir 3-4, West Side Story 3, Oklahoma 4. 1 ' .IL Solo Ensemble 4. Liudale, Shannon — O.E.A., DECA Lowe, Chad — Band 1-4, Latin 1-2, German Club 3-4, Bandsman of the Week, West Side Story 3, Oklahoma 4, Drama ( lub 2-4, Choir 4. Luna, Guadawpe — Art Club 1-4, Band 1-4. Spanish Club 2, Perfect Attendance Award 2, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3, Allied Youth 3-4, Band Competition U.I.L. Solo Ensemble 4, F.H.A. Bake Fest I. Lynn, John C. — Spanish Club 1-2, Art Club 4, Basketball 1-2, Soccer 3-4. Mack, Beth Annette — Spanish Club — Pres- ident, National Honor Society, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, Na- tional English Merit Award. Student Rec- ognition By Dallas Morning News, G.L.A.D.. Nominated for Most Scholariy and Most Likely to Succeed. Mallow, Vence C. Mansfield, Ginger Michelle — Spanish Qub I- 3, Drama Club 3, Student Council 1-4, Class Treasurer 1,2,4. DECA 4, DECA Qub Vice President 4. Class Representative 3. Marksberry, S. Dale Martin, Melinda Joyce — VOE 2, VOCCT 3-4, VOCCT Sergeant At Arms 3, VOCCT Pres- ident 4, Student Council VOCCT. Matlock, Shane Lun Mainty, Scanna McCool. Candy — .Art Club 4, Scier, 4. Drama Club 1, Allied Youth 2 ; Who Among .American High Schoni ; , dents 3. Band I. Debate, Sr. Captain 4, French Club 2-4. I I.L. Debate 4 Spanish Club 4, Math Club McLam, Angela Gail McMillan. Scott McNiel, Sheila Diane — GLAD. 1. Spanish Club 1-2. Cheericader 1-3, J.V. Basketball 2. Art Club 2. Student Council 3. Speech Debate Club 3. N,. r So- ciety 3-4, Swim Team .3- • r.t of the Week 3, Senior C 1. :i 4, Teenager of the Month 4, Kotary student of the Month 4, Nominated for Senior Class Favorite and Most Dependable. McQueary, James L. — F.F.A. 2 Years, Fresh- man Football, President of VICA 2 Years, Baseball I Year. Member of Drafting. Melendez, Becky Minter. Jeffrey Michael — Latin Club 1-2, Art Club 4. Basketbal l 1-2, Golf 1-4, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4, Senior Class Secretary 4, F.C.A. 1-4, Office Aid 4, Science Club I, Math Club 1. Moore, James Steven Mosley, Marie Y. Mosley. Yolanda Marie Mullins, James E. — Varsity Football 2 Years. Munos. Balentm — CO-OP. Murphy, Melia Jo — F.F.A 4 Years — Sen- tinel, F.H A. 2 Yeais — Chapter President. Nelson, Matthew — C.V.A.E. 1-2. First Team All-District 4, FootbaU 1-4, Basketball I. 2. 4. Track 1-4. Newby, Michael emon — Stage Band 3-4. Nobles, Daren K.eith Norris, Vlanda L. Norwood, Cnstie Lynette — Art Club 2-3, Science Club 2-4. Tennis 2-4, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4, Allied Youth 3, National Honor Society 3-4. Nono, Teresita O ' Neal, Steven O ' Neal. Jada Ann — Freshman Basketball, French Club, Spanish Club, H.E.C.E. Of- ficer, Cheerleader 2 years. Drama Club 2 years. Olderikkert, Caroline Osbom, Kyle A. Owens, Carrie Celeste — Latin Club I . Choir 1-4, Harmony, Class Favorite 3-4, Nomi- nated for Most Talented and Won 4, Honor Society 4, Athletic Manager 4, Student Council 3-4. Parker. Kimblerv S. — Mega Moons 2, Speech Club 3, Art Cliib 1-2, DECA Officer 4, Span- ish Club Pres. (Of over seas events) 1-3, Cheerleader 2. Parks, Carol Lynette — F.H.A, 1-4, F.H.A. Project Coordinator 3, F.H.A.-H.E.C.E. President 4, Allied Youth 3-4. Parrish, Andrea Romanda — Homemaking 2 years. Choir 2 years, I.C.T. 2 years. Pasclall — Band 1, Latin Club 1, Math Club 1- Senior Directory 3. Drill Team D.E.C.A. 4. C- ciety 1-4. Club 1-3, Honor So- Pate, Rodn Pease, Ki Art ( T.-n I) ' ma 1, French Club 2-3. J Youth 3-4, F.C.A. 3-4 man 3, Nominated for Most . Who ' s Who Among Amer- ool Students 3. acy Lynn — Art Club 1-4, Tennis 1- minated for Most Athletic and Miss ■ crsoiiality 4, Spanish Club, Mega Moon, Marketing Coop. Phillips, Mable Teresa Poe, Jon Wayne — Student Council 1-4, F.C.A., 2 Yeair Lettenman in Football, Sec- ond Team Ajt-District Quarterback, Spanish Gub, Nomi ted for Most Handsome 1-4, NominateoHor Most Athletic and Mr. M.H.S. 4, Tr Team sketball and Track 1, F.C.A. 1 3, J.V. Batgirl, Spanish Oub ikannon Kyann — Volleyball 1 , Track etball 1, Marquett 2, V.O.E. 2, Cos- gy 3-4, V.I.Cj . 3-4, Noniinated ft Senior Most Spirited Girl. Powell, Buddy Dewayne Prestley, Kijsa Dana — Yearbook li 1-2, Freshman Basketball, Allied Science Club 1-2, F.C.A. 1-2, G.L.A.D. 1, Art Cub 3-4, NatioiJal Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 2-3, Drama Club 3. Ger- man Club 3-4, Spindrift 3-4, Golf Team 3- Who ' s Who In Anxifrican High School,, dents, Nominatjil ost Likely tO: and Most Schol Reynolds, Nichell Ann — Spanish 2-4, Art Club 2, National Honor Society 3-4, Ath- letics 1. Ribble, Don L. — Football 1-4, Golf, Spanish Club. Art aub, Student Council, CO-OP, Track. Roberts, Christopher Allen — Spanish Club, Automechanics, Drafting 2 years. Nominat- ed Most Dependable 4. Roberts, Jessica R. Roberts, Nicky Glenn Robinson, Jefferj ' — Math Student of the Week, F.F.A. 1-4, Freshman Football, Pub- lic Speaking Club. Roddy, Stacey Kay — Spanish Club 1-3, Band 1, Cheerieading 2-4, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, Nominated for Football Sweetheart 4, Student Council 1-4, Allied Youth 3, Mega Moon 2, Speech Club 3-4, Nominated for Class Favorite 1-4,. Nominated for Most Dependable 4. Rodriguez, Roy Rodgers, Bridgette 4,gioir 1-4, m rajor 2-4, i-3Tj iaiicnai CRSiii; 1-4. t Contest e Story dent of the Ig Ami • e U.I.LJ Turner, John W. Track 4. Spraberry, Bart Blair — Harmony 2-4 1-4, Band 2-4, Drum Line 2-4, Drum Uin 4, Drama Club 1-4, All-Region O 4, Contest Play 3, West Side Stoi Oklahoma 4, Nominated for Jr. Cla vorite. Nominated for Most Likely K ceed 4, Won Most Talented 4, Nomi for Mr. M.H.S. 4, Science Club 3-4, 0( Club 4, Soccer I, Tennis 1 . Stames, Rowdy Lee Sterrett, Shcrri Lynn — F.H.A. 1-4, Youth 1 year. Recognition for Pa United Day Care. Stewart, Jennifer Renee — Choir 1, 2 ma Club 1-2, Student Council I, S Club 2, Miracle Worker 2, Exit the Bt Band 2-3, V.O.E. 4, Mock Trial Team Stile Daria Kay Stov , Kevin ihaid mille Ann — Frencn it . Drama Qub 1-4, Mi tontcst Plays 3-4, Mock Ti and l-4j Drum Major 3-4, St «ncil 4, Science Club 1 Tannery, Blake Cantrell — Football 1-2, 2, Cross Country 3, Rotary Student Month, National Honor Society, Art 1 cnce Qub 3, Math Qub 4, U.LL. Stati Contest 3, Most Handsome 2, Nomi Most Likely to Succeed 4, Spanish Qu Tatum, Thomas Edward — Spanish D.E.C.A., Math Club, Soccer, Basia Baseball, Track, Drafting aub, Art Science Club, Tawwater, Nicole Lynn — Band 1-4, Na Honor Society 4, Who ' s Who Among j ican High School Students, Outstandii loist 3, German Qub 3-4, French CM Science Club 2. Taylor, Stacie Lynn — Musical 1, 3, 4, 1-4, Tennis 2, Drama 1-4, Athletic Trai 4 11, John Craig — Basketball jrd Award For Athletic Ac ence, Spanish Qub 1 , F.C.A., No Class Favorite 1-4, Nominated fd H.S., Nominated for Most Tale in, Stacey Lorraine etball Manager 3, Science ail ■ 3; Allied Youfli 3-4, Spanish Qub 27 Treviuo, Ray — Pre. Vocational Club,: letics. Honor Roll. Band 2 years. VaoMeter, Michael Kent — Yearbook] ipher 2-4, Varsity Soccer 2 yean, r b 3, SUSHI MAN Nora| Favbrite 4. Christina R. — F.F.A. 2 id Award, Public Speaking, 1 Sciettce Club, National Hone lo ' s Who Anibng American , iidenu. Tennis, Student Co iam Anthony — Tennis 1-4, Fo , Class Rqj. 4, Spanish Club 2, Math t of the Week, Mock Trial Team 4, f inated for Best Dressed and School Sd O.E.A. 4. Aaron, Robert Abbott, Lori 18 Abemathy, Starr 26 Adams, Angela 9 lAdams, Angela Adams, Janie 9 Adams, Jennifer 18 Adams, Sara Addington, Bobby 26 Addington, Misty 18 Aicher, Marcus 34 Aimes, Errica 26 Airhart, Kim 34 Airhart, Kim 34 Akins, James 34 Akins, Tames 34 Akins, Tammy 18 Alden, Chad 18 Alderson, Alisha 34 Alderson, Alisha 34 Alderson, Roy .Alexander, Chris 18 Alexander, Sony Alexander, Tiera Alexandrer, Tiera 9 Alez, Birrios 34 Alger, Marc Alger, Mark 9 Alger, Wade Alger, Walice 18 Allen, Annerra Allen, Aric 18 Allen, Cheryll 34 AUen,Cheyll 34, 138 Allen, Derrick 34 Allen, Derrick 34 Allen, Matthew 18, 130 Allen, Michelle 34 Allen, Michelle 34 Allen, Sandi 9 Allen, Sonya 9 Allred, Scott 26 Almendarez, Rene 18 Alverado, Tony 34 Alverado, Tony 34 Alverez, Carlos 26 Alverez, Nicholas 26 Alvey, Lori 34 Alvey, Lori 34 Anderson, Alecia 9 Anderson, Andre 9 Anderson, Chris 18 Anderson, Jeff 26 Anderson, Jerry 18 Anderson, Randy 34 Anderson, Randy 34 Anderson, Scott 26 Anderson, Stephanie 26 Andler, Kellie 26 Andrews, Chad 18 Andrews, Karla 18 Andrson, Mike 18 Annett, Tammie 18 Aragonez, Alicia 26 Aragonez, Eddie 26 Aragonez, Juanita 34 Aragonez, Juanita 34 Aragonez, Rosa 18 Archer, Marcus 34 Armigo, Marcus 18 Armstrong, Richard 18 Amo, Matthew 26 Arps, Debbi 18 Arps, Shirley 9 Arredondo, Kathy 18 Askew, Brian 34 Askew, Brian 34 Auala, Fernando 26 Babekuhl, Johell 34 Babekuhl, Johell 34 Babelchol, Jason 26 Baggerly, Christina 34 Baggerly, Christina 34 Bagget, Richard 26 Baggett, Maggie 26, 103 Baily, Brian 18 Baker, Julie 18 Baker, Kim 18 Ball,Jeni 18 Barber, Karen 26 Barden, Chris 34 Barden, Timothy 34 Barder, Chris 34 Barker, Teresa 9 Bamerr, Kristi 26 Barnes, Denise 18 Barnes, William 18 Baro n, Wendy 18 Barmett Shannon 18 Barron, Timothy 34 Barthallomew, Adrienne 26 Bartholomew, Jay 9 Bass, Johnny 19 Bates, Brad 9 Baxter, Roy 19 Beane, Kim 9 Beane, Leslie 19 Beaver, William 26 Beck, Janis 26 Bclew, Cash 34 Belew, Cash 34 Belew, Debi 9 Bell, Carolyn 26 Benios, Jim 34 Benios, Jim 34 Benningfield, Emily 19 Benson, Lisa 26 Benson, Tom 26 Benios, Alex 34 Berry, Denna 19 Berry, Felicia 26 Biggs, Rushell 34 Biggs, Rushell 34 Billy, Myia 9 Bingham, Ricky 26 Bishop, Ronnie 9 Blackmore, Erik 34 Blackmore, Erik 34 Blanco, Abert 19 Blanco, Cynthia 34 Blanco, Gothia 34 Blanco, Vicki 26 Blazier, Dawn 19 Bobo, Sandy 26 Bolin, Angie 26 Bolin, Blake 9 Bolin, Clay 34 Bolin, Clay 34 Bolin, Shannon 62 Bolin, Sh annon 9 Boone, Becca 19 Boren, Cathy 26 Boucher, Tony 9 Bonrland, Scott 19 Box, Allen 26 Box, Evelyn 34 Box, Evelyn 34 Box, Micheal 26 Boyd, Jason 19 Boyd, Roslyn 26 Boyette, William 19 Brandt, Kelly 19 Brashier, Denise 27 Brieves, Sally 34 Bridges, Joe 27 Bridges, Sally 34 Brinkmeyer, Angela 9 Brinsfield, Wendy 9 Bronaugh, Onalyce 9 Brooks, Barbara 34 Brooks, Barbara 34 Brown, Frankie 27 Brown, Roger 9 Bruce, Annie 9 Bruce, Chariotte 19 Bruce, Kenneth 27 Bruce, Michael 34 Brace, Michael 34 Bryant, Amanda 19, 57, 60, 102, 144 Bryant, Cody 34 Bryant, Cody 34 Bryant, Mark 27 Buchanan, Amy 27 Buchanan, Tim 34 Buchanan, Tim 34 Burger, Allen 34 Burger, Allen 34 Burnside, Angie 35 Bumside, Kristie 9 Burnside, Micheal 19 Busrick, Angie 27 Byrd, Jason 9 © Caldwell, Lisa 9 Cannedy, Chrystal 19 Cantrell, Bryan 9 Cantu, Alfredo 19, 145 Cantu, Elias 27 Cantu, Maria 27 Cantu, Vikki 35 Caple, Sonya 35 Caraway, Camile 9 Caraway, Dale 19 Caraway, Tammy 34 Cares, Mike 27 Carmicheal, Charles 19 Caroll, Angie 27 Carr,Jay 19 Carrasco, Erika 27 Carrasco, Michelle 35 Carrasco, Pamela 35 Carroll, Mike 19 Carrzsco, Judy 9 Carter, Greg 9 Carvajal, Dirk 19 Carvajal, Valerie 34 Carver, John 27 Cates, Mike 27 Cazares, Shannon 9 Cedillo, Rafael 35 Cervantes, Nacy 9 Chacon, Marie 27 Chacon, Marie 27 Chacon, Robert 19 Chapman, Dusty 9 Chappel, Mollie 19 Chappel, Vonda 35 Chaumier, Shanna 35 Chicklers, Bryant 27 Chikers, Bryant 27 Cisneros, Shelley 9 Clark, Mindi 35 Clayton, Mary 9 Clinton, Misty 9 Cobbel, Chris 27 Cole, Chris 9 Cole, Jonathan 35 Cole, Kathryn 9 Cole, Shawna 35 Cole, Tina 27 Cole, Wayne 19 Coleman, Angie 35 Coleman, Rob 9 Collins, Keith 9 Collins, Tricia 19 Collinsworth, Chad 35 Comegys, Anne 138 Comegys, Anne 1 38 Comegys, Anne 19 Commons, Gina 27 Commons, Kris 27 Conroy, Bill 9 Conroy, Sarah 35 Constant, Cathrine 19 Cook, Angie 9 Cook, Angie 63 Cooke, Cari 35 Copeland, Amy 27 Copeland, Marti 35 Corbin, Marco 19 Coronado, Sam 35 Corredor, Erik 35 Cortez, Robert Cosper, Coy 9 Costello, Alice CowgilL Stacy 9 Cox, Michelle 27 Cox, Thomas Crabtree, Dianna 27 Craft, Clay 27 Craig Danny Craig, Steven Craighead, Candy 9 Graver, Melissa 35 Graver, Sherry 19 Graver, Susan 27 Crawford, Cyrel 27 Grim, Brandon 35 Grim, Troy 14 Grim, Troy 9 Cram, Ross 60 Cram, Ross 9 Cramp, Joe 19 Cruz, Frank 27 Cruz, Kathy Cruz, Tom 27 Gnmpton, Lee 27 Darland, Stacy 27 David, David 19 Davis, Cari 19 Davis, Chris 19 Davis, Cindy Davis, Dalton 27 Davis, Kim Davis, Kim 36 Day, Andy 36 Day, Andy 36 Day, Chris 27 Day, Eric II Dean, Billy 27 Dean, Dena 27 Deannan, Cindy 27 DeFini, Keith 27 Denni, Kim 19 Denison, Darla II Derryberry, Laura 19 Diaz, Gracie 19 Dickerson, Wendy 19 Dicks, Jason 19 Dickson, Eric 36 Diekman, Jodi 19 Diekman, Julie 19 Dinsmore, Bennie 27 Dinsmore, Randy 36 Dishman, Dori 27 Dobeka, David 27 Dollinger, Brian 36 Do menguez, Leticia 11 Dominguez, Candy 36 163 Douglas, Jason 36 Douglas, John 36 Douglas, Lynn 17, 19, 144 DowelU David 11 Drew, Gretchcrr 36 Drollingr- ;janiele 27 Duckr ' -osalind 11 Dup- ., John 11 D- an, Steve 27 -nlap, Philicia 36 untap, Yvetle II Dunn, Jeremy 36 Duran, Micheal 36 Duran, Micheal 34 Dyer, Becca 36 Eastridge, Eden 36 Eaton, Eric 36 Edwards, Margaret 36 Egan, Kristine 1 1 Elgin, Kevin 36 Ellis, Marcus 36 Elsasser, Joey 36 Encizo, Juan 28 English, Danny 11 Erwin, Anthony 36 Erwin, Mary 27 Erwin, Randall 36 Escobedo, Edward 27 Evans, Christy 36 Evans, Eric 27 Evans, Linda 36 Evans, Mike 11 Evans, Rhenea 28 Evans, Stacy 36 Ewing, Todd 11 F Fain, Chris 11 Finchun, Toni 28 Fischel, Kelly 138 Flathers, Shannon 36 Flesher, David 36 Fowler, Ida 11 Franklin, Eric 28 Franks, Brain 36 Freeman, Jennifer 36 Frizell, Mickey 36 Froncek, Kelly 28 Gadlin, Tara 37 Gage, Robert 11 Gage, Robert 11 Gain, Matry 28 Gaines, Beverly II Gaines, Debbie 37 Galban, Ann 37 Galban, Rosalinda 28 Galbraith, Amy 8, 62 Galbraith, Amy 11 Galbrath, Steven 28 Gallardo, Juan II Garcia, Alfred 37 Garcia, Amanda 37 Garcia, Steve 11 Garrett, Dawn 37 Garza, Leticia 37 Garza, Timo 28 Gauther, Julie 28 Generalovich, Mike 11 George, Micheal 37 George, Theresa 37 Gidney, Alicia 6 Gidney, Alicia II Gillard, Bruce II Gillespey, Michelle 37 Gillum, Loren 37 Gilmore, Connie 36 Gomez, Novella 28 Gonzales, Morris 37 Gonzales, Raymond II Gonzales, Rosemary II Gonzalez, B obbie 28 Gonzalez, Larry 28 Gooch, Greg 129 Good, Nash 37 Graf, Earnest 37 Grauman, Dean 11 Gray, Jason 28 Gray, Johnathon 28 Green, Julie 37 Greer, Jason 11 Greer, Rod 11 Greer, Savella 37 Gregg, Clint 37 Gregg, Clint 37 GrifTen, Brent 28 Griffin, Deirbre 37 Griffin, Ramona 11 Gross, Kerrey 11 Gross, Penny 28 Gruaman, Amber 37 Guagardo, Rachel 37 Guajardo, Ludila 37 Guerra, Rosa 11 Gunter, Kristy 37 M Hall, Charles 37 Hall, Christy 97 Hall, Christy 28 Hall, Connie 37 Hall, Donny 28 Hall, Donny 28 Hall, Fred 37 Hall, Fred 28 Hall, Steven 37 Hall, Tammy 28 Hancock, Jerry 1 29 Hancock, Stacy 37 Hanna, Sandy 28 Hanusa, Heidi 11 Hardin, Gayla 11 Hardin, Jeff 38 Hardin, Tracie 8 Hardin, Traci II Hargett, Julie 28 Hargrave, Juli 64 Hargrave, Jullie 28 Hams, Donnell 38 Harris, Carla 28 Harris, Gabe 38 Harris, Jay Bob II Harris, Jennifer 28 Harris, Lisa II Harris, Rick 38 Harris, Ricky 28 Harris, Tammy 28 Harrison, Madelyn 38 Hart,Kelli 28 Harvey, Ashley II Harvey, Brice 28 Hassell, Cathryn 20 Hatch, Marc 28 Hawk, Tamara 11 Hawkins, Dale 20 Hawkins, Lisa 20 Haws, Kevin 11 Haynes, Grag 20 Haynes, Lisa 38 Haywood, Deanna 28 Hedrick, Cameron 14 Hedrick, Jana 11 Helton, Stacy 28 Hendrick, Jennifer 38 Henry, Danny 38 Henson, Daniel 38 Herald, David 21 Hemandes, Vicente 38 Hernandez, Denise 11 Hernandez, Jesse 38 Hernandez, Martin 21 Hernandez, Tamara 29 Hernandez, Tony 28 Herrin, Holly 29 Hertweck, Jason 21 Hicks, Jennifer 29 Hicks, Sharon 21 Higginbotham, Jeff 11 Hild, Amy 38 Hill, Robert 11 Himelright, Tanya 21 Hisel, Carrie 21 Hoang, Huong II Hooker, Sonja 38 Hoctor, Kathy 21 Hodson, Tammy 21 Hohnson, Monique 11 Holand, Melinda 38 Holbert, Michelle 11 Holland, Jeremy 21 Holland, Shelly 29 Hollay, John 29 Hollins, Chnstie 38 Hollins, Reggie 29 Holmes, Vincent 21 Holtin, Jody 29 Holverson, Holli 60 Honea, Brandon 26 Honea, Brandon 38 Honea, Brandon 29 Honea, Brian 21 Honea, Shannon 13 Honea, Shannon 11 Hordan, Dani 11 Hombeck, Travis 29 Hotchkins, Patrick 38 Houng, Mai 21 Housley, Rob 29 Howell, Gerald 3 Howell, Gerald II Howell, Jason .- . . . 29 Hoyt, Amanda 38 Huges, Shelly 38 Huland, Michelle 29 Hulkewictz, Steven 38 Hundley, Kevin 29 Hunn, Vanessa 21 Hunter, Amy 21 Hunter, Don 38 Hunter, Scott 29 Hurt, Carrie II I Jacksom, Garret 3 Jackson, Billy 3 Jackson, Garrett 3 Jackson, Lukisiha 2 James, Brent 2 James, Jill 2 James, Justin 2 ' Janguma, Pat 2 ' Jeanes, Cristie 2: Jeffrey, Wayne 31 Jenkins, Patty 3l| Jennings, Audra 2 ' . Johnson, Brodrick 2 ' . Johnson, Frank 2 ' : Johnson, Mary I Johnson, Robin 2 ' . Johnson, Shah 2:| Jon, Cindy 3!| Jones, Carolyn 21, Jones, Chad 2 | Jones, Chad 2!! Jones, Pamela 2!| Jordan, Meagan 2 : Jouette, Jay 31] Judd, Jamie 2 ' .! Justice, Amy 2, t Justice, Amy 6:, Justice, Amy 1 Justice, Ashley 2 Inge, Jeff 29 Irby, Carmen 29 Kara, Alice 1 Karr, Arden 1 i Keil, David 2 ' | Kellum, LaDonna 2 ' j Kenndy, Sharon 2 ' , Kennemer, Jimmy 2 ' | Kenney, Sheri 2 ' j King, Tara L; KJrby, Jackie 31j Kirk, Micheal 2 ' Kirkum, Sandra 2 Klemm, Joanna 9 ' Klemm, Joanna 2 ' Klemm, Jullie 2 Klemm, Karin 2 ' Knight, Michael 1 Koch, Leesa 3 ' Koenen, Miranda 2 Kripaithis, Justin 2 1 Kruse, Chris 2 ' i Kunades, Christy 2 ' i Kunkle, Matt 2i Lacy, Jennifer 3Si LaGrone, Dwight 21i LaGrone, Jana 21i Lair, Lance 3Si Lane, Craig 21i Lanfort,Lisa l-i Lange, Andrew 2?i Lange, Charlotte 5( Lange, Charlotte 1 - Lange, Laura 3 Lanier, Ryan 3 Lariss, Tiffany 21 JLaTour, Misty 16 Lawson, Lx)ri 21 Leak, Tressa 21 Leberman, Patrick 22 Ledbetter, Jason 22 Lee. Melissa 39 Lee, Shannon 22 Lee, Terry 22 Lemley, Tammy 13 Lemmons, Wayn 13 Lettle, Allen 13 Levasser, Brain 22 Lewis, Amy 39 Lewis, David 22 Lewis, Leggins 13 Lewis, Mike 22 Lewis, Stephiane 22 Liggins, Evette 13 Line, Kim 29 Linford, Julie 17,22 Linn, Sheri 29 Litchford, Lucky 22 Litchford, Sheri 26 Litchford, Sheri 29 LiudahL, Shannon 13 Loera, Mario 22 Long, Eric 39 jLong, Eric 39 iLong, Matt 30 popez, Danny 39 l«pez, Danny 39 pez, Elizabeth 30 lutrance, Jeanny 39 ;u)rtice, Nathan 22 tt, Marvin 39 jOve, Leigh 30 xve, Scott 22 we, Chad 64 jowe, Chad 13 uowery, Mark 30 jowry, Angie 39 Mwry, Wesley 22 Jidwig, Sam 3, 30 jan, Selena 39 ujan, Selena 39 ujan, Steven 39 una, Joe 30 .una, Lupe 13 Jina, Robert 39 .unsford, Sondra 30 ' .unsford, Tonya 22 ynn, John 13 jifacDonald, Micheal 39 ilach, Beth 6 lack, Camile 30 •lack, Cecilia 13 ' lack, Sharon 39 -lack, SueAnn 39 •lack, Venisa 39 •lack, Zack 30 •lalone, Jennifer 39 lalone. Matt 39 laloney, Teresa 30 langles, Tonya 22 lansfield. Ginger 12 lansfield. Ginger 13 larksberry. Dale 13 lamito, Vicki 30 lartin, John 30 lartin, Melinda 13 Martinez, Lizeen 30 lartinez, Marcus 22 lartinez, Micheal 39 ■lartinez, Roger 30 ■lasden, Michelle . . 14,17,22 lata, Porfirio 30 Mata, Renee 39 Matlock, Shane 60, 1 30 Mauldin, Jessica 39 Maidleld, Stacey 14 Maxfield, Stacey 13 Maxwell, Brian 39 Mays, Travis 39 McBroom, Freddie 30 McClellan, Misty 30 McClellan, Shannon 22 McCluer, Amanda 39 McCool, Candy 13 McCord, Fave 30 McComiack, Wendy 39 McCom, Rachel 30 McCoy, Justin 39 McCraw, Chris 39 McCraw, Katherine 22 McDanie, Melony 30 McElroy, Kevin 22 McFarland, Shane 30 Mclntrie, Laura 22 McKnown, Teri 22 McLain, Angela 30 McMillan, Scott 13 McNiel, Sheila 8 McNiel, Shelia 13 McQueary, Jim 13 Meador, Paul 30 Melendez, Becky 13 Melendez, Lewis 30, 64 Mendez, Sylvia 39 Mendoza, Merlinda 22 Miller, Darrin 22 Miller, Donna 22 Miller, Ginger 30 Miller, Lance 22 Miller, Mary 22 Miller, Missy 22 Miller, Ryan 40 Miller, Walter 30 Minter,Jefr 8 Minter, Jeff 13 Minter, Shawn 30 Mitchell, Amy 40 Mitchell, Sarah 22 Mixson, Randy 40 Moleski, Matt 30 Moncier, Randy 40 Montaklo, Marjone 30 Montgomery, Robbie 40 Moore, Barbara 40 Moore, Charles 30 Moore, Steve 13 Moore, Tyrone 23 Moran, Miki 23 Moreno, Juan 40 Moreno, Ricky 30 Moring, Matthew 30 Moseley, Natalie 40 Moseley, Yolanda 13 Moses, Julia 40 Mosley, Mike 30 Mounger, Glenna 30 Mounger, Glenna 56 Mounger, Micheal 23 Mowry, Beth 40 Mullins, James 13 Murphy, Clint 30 Murphy, Doug 30 Murphy, Jason 30 Murphy, Melia 13 Myars, Scott 30 Neely, Travis 23 Nelson, Matt 13 Nelson, Matt 135 Neswom, Christy 23, 93 Netherly, Kimberly 30 Newby, Mike 5 Newman, Annette 23 Nichols, Tony 23, 81, 124 Nissoni, Magan 23 Nobles, Daren 13 Nobles, Marcus 23 Norrell, GrifTm 23 Norrell, Melissa 84 Norrell, Milissa 40 Norris, Heather 30, 135, 138 Norris, Jeff 31, 121 Norris, Kembra 31 Norris, Kyle 23 Nortan, Evan 23 Norton, Christi 23, 98 Norwood, Christie 90 Nowell, Jayson 31 Nuno, Jose 23 O ' Brian, Gayna 23 Oakry, James 40 Oakry, Michelle 23 Ochoa, Ruben 40 Olderikkert, Caroline 13 Olderikkert, Carroline 113 Olderikkit, Caroline 121 Oldroy, Kate 46 Oliver, Chad 23, 120, 123 Orozco, Christina 31 Owens, Carrie 88, 89, 93 Owens, Carrie 13 Owens, Jessica 31 Owens, Tammy 13 Pace, Stephanie 40 Pack, Keri 40 Palmer, Chris 31 Palstring, Steven 31 Parker, Brent 125 Parker, Brent 40 Parker, Charlie 40 Parker, Kim 13 Parks, Becky 40 Parks, Carol 13 Parks, Ronald 40 Paschal, Lori 23, 93 Paschall, LaNita 13 Pate, Rodney 13 Pearson, Felicia 40 Pearson, Rodricquez 23 Pease, Kelly . 94, 122, 123, 144 Pease, Kelly 13 Pell, Mike 23, 93, 145 Pelton, Roger 23 Perales, Jeanie 40 Perkins, Tammy 40 Peugh, Nathan 40 Phelan, Stacey 84, 144 Phelan, Stacy 13 Phelps, Eliysia 23, 90 Phelps, Randall 23 Phillips, Mable 13 Phillips, Robbie 31 Picken, Matthew 40 Pierce, Delbert 31 Pingleton, Traci 23 Pinson, Spephanie 23 Pion, Ben 40 Pitt, Ty 23 Pleasant, Kim 31 Pleasant, Shannon 23 Poe, Jon 13 Poe, Matt 23 Peer, Lance 40. Ponse, Anthony 31 Ponse, Sonya 31 Poole, Kelli ' .13 Pope, Billy 31 Pope, Johnny 40 Pope, Shannon 13 Pope, Tammie 40 Porch, Teresa 31 Potter, Christie 31,88 Powell, Ben 31 Powell, John 40 Prantice, Brandy 41 Presely, Kijsa 10, 93, 94 Presley, Whitney 31, 121 Presnell, Bobby 31 PressnelL, Shannon 41 Price, Kimberly 23 Prince, Grady 41 Prince, Lynn 13 Pritchard, Melissa 90, 93 Pritchard, Melissa 13 Pryoe, Marlon 23 Puiser, Sonya 31 ©) Quintero, Albert 13 Ramey, John 13 Ramey, Lisa 31 Ramirez, Juanita 41 Ramsey, Mike 41 Rangel, Jaun 13 Raulston, Jenifer 31 Raulstoo, Shannon 93 Ray, Loise 23 Ray, Rocky 31 Ray, Ronnie 13 Reccer, Peggy 23, 90 Recer, Josh 41 Recer, Tod 41 Reed, Corey 85, 90 Reed, Corey 15 Reed, Eric 15 Reed, Evette 31 Reed, Jamey 31 Reed, Jason 23 Reedy, Billy 31 Reghardo, Racheal 64 Renteria, Oliver 41 Reyna, Olga 15 Reyna, Victor 31 Reynolds, Amy 31 Reynolds, Nichelle 93 Reynolds, Nichelle 15 Rhodes, Scott 23, 90, 93 Rhodes, Shannon 41 nibble, Don IS Richardson, Randell 31 Richardson, Tanya 41 Richter, Shannon 41 Riech, Laura 93 Rigney, Ann 31 Rigsby, Chad 31 Riley, Rhonda 31 Risby, Chad 41 163 Robbins, Anaclia 23 Rabbins, Rusty 41 Roberts, Chris 41 Roberts, Chris 15 Roberts, Chris 15 Roberts, Jennifer 41 Roberts, Jesii.i 60, 154 Roberts, J ,ica 15 Roberts att 41 Robef Nickey 15 Roh .son, Cheryl 31 P . ertson, Pomell 31 tobertson, Russle 133 Robertson, Stephanie 23 Robinson, Brian 41 Robinson, Jeff 15 Robinson, Kyle 40 Robison, Alisha 41 Roddy, Stacey 63 Roddy, Stacey 15 Rodgers, Beckie 32 Rodgers, Jasons 32 Rodreguez, Ricky 23 Rodriguez, Anna 41 Rodriguez, Bringston 23 Rodriguez, Jennifer 98 Rodriguez, Jennifer 41 Rodriguez, Louis 41 Rodriquez, Dominga 32 Rogers, Becky 84 Rogers, Bridjette 15 Rogers, Carrie 41 Rogers, Pheobe 23 Rojas, Alonzo 41 Rojas, Juanit 138 Rose, Dale 32 Rose, David 41 Ross, Dianne 41 Rother, Travis 41 Routt Jeanne 15 Rung, Rayna 32 Runge, Rhonda .. 61, 62, 80, 81, 121 Runge, Rhonda 15 Rushing, Doug 32 Russell, Matt 41 Rutledge, Alina 15 Rutledge, Ryan 32 Samuels, Angie 41 Sanchez, Jose 41 Sanchez, Laurie 138 Sandifer, Christy 32 Sandlin, Mindi 42 Scalf.John 15 Scalf, Kim 32 Schindler, Karl . 60, 88, 89, 93, 98,99, 121 Schindler, Karl 15 Schroeter, Stacy 32 Seals, Rae Ann 42 Sedillo, Elena 32 Sedullo, Clorinda 42 Self, Nathan 42 Sellmeyer, Scott 42 Sexton, Holly 32 Shadix, Kelly 42 Shelby, Bradly 32 Shelton, Brandi 42 Shelton, Jim 15 Shelton, Tammy 32 Sheppard, Felicia 32 Shields, Kim 42 Shirley, Chad 145 Shirley, Thad 145 Shultz, Billy 32 Sibley, Brandy 42 Simmons, Angie 135 Simmons, Eric 42 Simmons, Pamela 42 Simmons, Shelia 15 Sisson, Aaron 32 Smith, Angel 42 Smith, April 15 Smith, Bobby 32 Smith, Brandon 42 Smith, Brian 42 Smith, Can 32 Smith, Curt 56,90, 125 Smith, Curtis 93 Smith, Darin 15 Smith, Debbie 138 Smith, Diane 32 Smith, Diane 44 Smith, Jana 90 Smith, Janna 32 Smith, Leon 32 Smith, Nancy 42 Smith, Niel 122 Snider, Amanda 42 Snow, David 120 Solis, Marcia 32 Sperry, Brian 93 Sprayberry, Bart 10, 56, 89, 97, 121, 125 Sprayberry, Mike 32 Springer, Stanley 85, 90 Starbuck, Donald 42 Sterling, Jamie 42 Stewart, Daniel 42 Stewart, Mickey 32 Stewart, Rickie 140 Stockton, Lori 32 Stoddard, April 120 Stoodard, April 32 Strickland, Shannon 42 Sullivan, Alicia 1 54 Sullivan, Eric 42 Sullivan, John 42 Swanner, Beth 32 Swazey, Matt 32, 82, 106, 145 Swift, Camille 85, 98, 99, 120, 121 Swindall, John 32 Tait, Trynna 42 Tanguma, Pat 29 Tanguma, Ramona 42 Tanguma, Ricky 1 20 Tanner, Elizabeth 42 Tannery, Blake 88, 89, 93 Tawater, Nicole 16 Tawwater, Nichole 93 Taylor, Casey 32 Taylor, David 32 Taylor, Stacie 16 Teasdale, Jason 32 Teller, Ashley 42 Tennison, Michell 93, 98 Terrel, Chris 120 Terrell, Craig 16 Terrell, Karen Terry, Susie 42 Thomas, William 42 Thomason, Jeri 138 Thomason, Jeri 43 Thompson, Cassandra 1 40 Thompson, Stacy 16 Thorton, James 43 Tipps, Chad 16 Tipps, Chad 113 Tobin, Kristen 121 Tobin, Kristin 43 Tovar, Monica 43 Tredway, Claudia 1 24 Trevina, Ray 16 Trevino, Jesse 43 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Principals Manning, Joshua, Sudbury and Lee pose with Senator and Mrs. Lloyd Benson during teacher in-service. 3. MHS staff presents Christmas music. 4. Coach Randy Hales encourages base- ball team members. Closing Closing Keach out and touch . . . MHS students show shades of friendship 1. Shiela McNiel. senior and Mike W. show shades of loyally to Texas A M and UT. 2. Three ' s company. 3. The real thing. Students show a high five. 4. Mary and Tammy show how friendship is fun. 5. Brodrick Johnson kids around with a friend. MHS . . . SHADES OF FUN! f pypp ' ' - iifciii ' ri Closing ilTTS - VMM « MMOt wan 5 BSE D THOUfY J - _ Closing 185 9 o ' MHS has niani; interest- ing faces. Smiles, tears, frowns all grace the faces from time to time. These pictures show us shades of MHS profiles! 1. Leslie Wood, senior, gazes at MHS hallway. 2. Jason Boyd demon- strates his winning slant dunk form. 3. Members of the Lion- ette basketball team cel- ebrate win. 4. Mary Johnson is all ears. 5. 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