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The American history class puts everything on hold until the end of the announcements. SWEET TALKING MAN l ou got your salisbury steak, you got your mashed potatoes the drill team is sponsoring a bake sale at all three lunches today . . . the student council has a meeting after school to- morrow . . . over the intercom system at Vines come these simple, plain, statements in a soft, easy-to-listen-to voice. Made at the beginning of sec- ond period shortly after nine thirty-three in the morning, are the P.A. announcements. Benny Smith, one of the assis- e tant principals of Vines makes I th announcements every Kevin McKinney makes his com- on the lunch menu known. Members of the speech team gather id to listen to one of their own nouncements about a successful rnament. morning he can. With his authoritive, informing voice, Mr. Smith adds a little spice and excitement to make each different message interesting for all to listen. ln announcing meetings of the drama club, science club, or student council, to tell of important after school activi- ties such as football games or basketball games, and also to inform everyone of the daily cafeteria menu, the PA. sys- tem at Vines proves to be very useful. Without it, how would students know that their schedule changes were ready near the beginning of each se- mester or what time and how much each social costs? ln special cases, such as sponsored socials, students re- presenting the sponsoring group are often allowed to go to the office to make an- nouncements. To entice other students to come to socials, students and teachers use their imaginations to write up interesting scripts to be used over the PA. system. ln these cases, the PA. system helps certain groups earn money to do their own extra activities. 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M W - .,.. -mi l . Q -f 3, 51:11 1 W '- w sam f ry 2 ff' at T251 F, f' ' fait-Q' 1' VN -, L 1-,kia-:f':' f .A , :51 1, - awww-1. f J - f ans 1 s1-1 W 1,10-. f J l ' I I f 1 sjfgli ' , 145' 52, vii . Q 34 Q Zliit sit? , 1. 'W ' I 5 f .' mfs 2,21 5 1 :f,s'1-16:4 .QW ----M 2: A 2 ,ya . im ji' j f ,W W ' ' ' 5 - 1 e big fish sto- NGING anging Out Qhangin out, v.- to loiter around or delay time. Everyone has things to do, places to go, people to see. School, work, and other activities are every- day he busy m what do ing tor adaches that keep us ost all of our time. But we do when everyth- the day is done, no one's home, and you have no Where to go? Answer- you hang out. Calling up friends to from it to just just go somewhere away all, just to do nothing, sit around cracking ,L 1 K W s i j l' CUT jokes, talking gossip, or who's the new babe in school is great. Hangin' around gives a chance to relax and watch what's going on. Hang outs can be found ev- erywhere trom cateterias to the local McDonalds, from parking lots to the movie the- ater, and from parks to bath- rooms nationwide. The art ot hangin' out is accomplished by doing as little as possible but also by entertaining as much as possible. lennie Brooks, Kelly Schmidt, Kami Kuncl and Brad Upham hang around downstairs. GO C2 fjoojfggvsi Hs f' 4. O Qi 048, asv ago Q9 sd 1068009 ' 6 O61 QQ, fi- O QQ QOO! sf Clem l-leick and left Voss hang out while holding invisible books. 'ss fm?a1l i SfQdenis fd isrihqmi? HUr1vf1Qh 1 L?S1iQfRQ9Q1TSfl M1f h 5 6 T.G.I.I- . 1QP1S' the219Qr1 S?Qrras1n9211?l2Qff5?tQiv21SF2f nL pQpu1f:11?gf11Q11QsT214t yrsthPfi?!13zfQgfiw?1Y9 W sg yOu? iimendsifnoi maitergi hQW:fobnQ15a gg: - V1 l' fy rf, 7- ', Vi ggg g.,1-f- f yi. 5' fyfg1gf,':::, 27 EDITORIAL The condensed version of House David Ramey and Roger Robin- Bill 72 is only a small part of the son take the changes of House entire bill. Bill 72 seriously. 4 ouse Bill '12 seems unnecessary to me. All it appears to be is a whole bunch of changes made for students Cand teachersl by people who don't have to spend almost nine months a year in a public school. Because they don't go to school and have the particular workload we students do, how would they know what type of changes are needed to better Texas public education? To make the school systems better is their goal, but sitting in an isolated room in the state capital brainstorming ideas that sound good is not the way to do it. They should ask the people who know what changes should be made-the students. l'm not talking about the students who don't appreciate the educa- tion provided for them. I mean the ones who care about learning to the extent they want to make necessary changes to make it better. Take for example the No Pass!No Play rule. When a student fails a class, he can no longer play a particular sport for the next six weeks, That's stupid. A student who participates in sports, and is good, should not be pune ished for not doing well in a class that has nothing to do with that sport. Anyone can fail a class, and if someone who fails a class doesn't take athletics, he doesn't get an extra punishment . Therefore the punish- ment given to athletes isn't fair. Next came the end to the 'D' grade. This forced students to start making higher than a 69 to pass their classes. This was the one good idea l agree with in some classes. Other classes, the advanced or more difficult ones, should have been allowed to keep the 'D' letter grade as a safety catch for difficult assignments or tests. Although l could go on with most of the changes House Bill 72 makes, it really is pointless. The Texas State Legislature won't ever come to the kids to ask what they feel is wrong because most adults feel they know more than students already. House Bill 72 started out to be a really good idea, but the rules were changed to suit the wrong group of people. EDITOR'S PEROGATIVE Kelly Thompson l ulie Burdick calculates her grades to ensure herself she's is no failing. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN 'BIRDWI-lLKING ? OR DON'T PARK UNDER THE TEXAS LEGISLATURE HOUSE o you know what the team ubirdwalkingn means? Bird- walking, as defined by the glossary of PDP terminology with House Bill 72, means to wonder off the objective while teaching so that time is wasted and learners lose focus of the learning. That's a technical term if ever there was one, and House Bill 72 is just filled with technical terms. Words such as closure which is eliciting feedback from learners at the end of a lesson in order to determine if learners grasped critical attri- butes of the learning. ln other words, that means a quiz to see if the class was paying attention. Everything in this document seems to be purposely written so that only the Texas Legislature can interpret what it means. House Bill 72 was passed the last week of the Texas Legislature's meeting the week of l uly 3, l984 and includes selected sections on administration and oversight of public educa- tion policy, school finance, teachers and ad- ministrators, students, school districts and programs. Each section tin a condensed ver- sionj had an average of six pages each, all written in a very small type. fThe entire bill has 226 pages and reading the condensed version saved time.D Most of the bill was print- ed underlined bringing special attention to important changes in policy. BILL 72 Part of House Bill 72 now appears on the bottom portion of report cards. The four no- tices are taken from section 2l.72lf 722 which is the student section of the bill and in a subchapter on advancement and course credit. lt tells of the new passing grade changed to a 70 which rid Texas school sys- tems of the D letter grade. Another well publi- cized addition in House Bill 72 is section 21.920 part B which is also known as the no passfno play rule. Of course this is self-ex- planatory in the way that is a student doesn't pass one or more of his classes, he or she will not be allowed to participate in extracurricu- lar activities involved in the school. Another new addition high school students face is that starting in l985, students in the eleventh grade will be given a test to check basic skills in both the math and the English areas. lf students do not pass both sections of the test before the year they graduate, their diploma will be withheld from them until both sections in math and English are passed. House Bill 72 may make a lot of students mad at the Texas Legislature for what they believe are unnecessary changes in the school system, but all in all, the Texas Legisla- ture has done what it believes is necessary for complete reform in Texas schools. The Class of 1988 is the first to ex- perience many changes in the Texas school systems. The Dog Ate It xcuses, whether it's to get out of the homegi work you forgot or to get date that's been Ones ' Ilwllffijiii1f!f5?39i!3FQ?EiQ 55f2?QQ9WE?!?2Q? V53 lf?4135-:?,2,2?5SffL2SfaSl57:s Lggwfilixi gg ug eq Q fsffy G 552235 W. ,,, ,Nw Wmmg 5332 T333 ii Wflw Sv Q , diem ffiiiffviiii? :X wav Law an H .49 vQ.iZ?i?2f?E'2N2wview. M191 ,,, Q QE? . 1 F f s 1 m.Qgf.:5T':52i:i25w wmfgkmi'Uisfiiiiifiweiihnffilzgiizwggkew, s ' 1' -3 N We . - ' A, - 1 ii ' ,aw , ' ,, A,g,, :M MNNPW if-U V hm :,'ff WJmff21wMw,,.f ff f , fii wmv, Qfyf2..w2 i,? 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Then you pull up and hand the trooper your papers and permit. l-le checks the car and you thank the stars above you hit the right switch for the lights. Next the policeman-lookf ing trooper gets in your car. ff-le who just happens to be wearing a lethal weapon and a big badgel explains the concept of the test which you feel if written down might just as well be in Chinese, and you take off. First comes the parallel park- ing Cnaturally the hardest part of the test first offl, and then you drive around a few streets, make a few turns, and back up in a straight line 50 feet. Upon return- ing to the office, he tells you if you passed or not, only to wait in another line that could apply for statehood. Passing, though, makes the wait a little more toler- able because you know you get to drive home with a real li- censef' Cars start filling the spaces as ear- ly as 7:45 am. Symmetrical parking is of the up- most priorities of Vines students. s . No, this isn't a used car lot, it's home of Vines fiesta mobiles. , Sing Leo Tang demonstrates his stud driving techniques. Driving to school is of the essence of studliness. The few, the proud, . . . the drivers. Q hen one thinks 1 October, the thouq of Halloween usually isn't tar bi hind. Halloween is a time to dre up in weird or beautiful costumq representing the kind of characte you would like to be. Hallowej means trick-or-treating down da streets lit by occasional streetligh or orange light from pumpki with faces cut out to create cree jack o' lanterns. lt means scurryir 222 Chris Warner rises above the other social attenders to show oft his concept ot the beat. All , -v K XX ,s A e 4 -49 , A 1 I 34 li I ' Craig letfries and Will lanacek stand close by to Chance Witcher to make sure she's not harmed by the opposition. Texas Chainsaw Massacre. For some strange reason, teenagers enjoy watching other teenagers chased by homicidal maniacs and cleaved to death. Some take ad- vantage of the situation to cuddle up to their boyfriends or girl- friends. After all, that's why horror films were invented. For those who clon't like to enter- tain the ideas of dressing up or vegging out, some help out their parents by answering the doorbell to give candy to the trick-or-treat- ers. Others dress in dark colors and hide in back of trees to scare the heck out of little kids who come by with bags filled with candy. Then they run so the parents of the little kids don't find out their names and turn them into the police. Hal- loween, spent many different way, can be a lun and amusing time for all. 222222222 . xs- , gyfwm me Trey McLean and Glen lones put on glasses to complete their nerdy look. Homework proves to almost be the death of ones Vines student. 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QD What are you doing after school! this weekend? 35 l'm bored! tired! taking a break . . . LD l had a great weekend . . . 51 l just finished my homework and am now writing to you . . . GD l feel sickfnauseated . . . 75 l have to go shopping! see this movie! watch this on t.v. . . . 85 l like this guyfgirl and hefshe doesn't know l exist . . . 95 This certain person is driving me up the wall . . . lOl Are you mad at me? g Y 2' 'We if ,, . fy, 3: T ' 'ft V at f as '-rfifftdiiilggm if 'ss Although on the front row, Dorian Watson bravely writes a note to a friend. L I X x . . .W . 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R-O-L A-LD-S. You go to school and work for eight hours, and then, when you get home, you have six hours of homework before you go to to get some shut-eye entire cycle starts enough to together her worksheet with many formulas she has learned. much WHY ave you ever entered into a room you've been in since the be- ginning of the school year and all of a sudden noticed something new? The person sitting next to you kindly informs you it has always been there, and you can't get over the fact that you've never no- ticed it before. Here's a list of the little things not everyone notices, and no one seems able to explain why they are there. Why is each classroom door painted a different color? Why are there slits in the top and bottom of every locker? Why are those hooks in the lockers, and why are there six of them? Why are there holes in the backs of the plastic chairs? How come the custodians lock all the upstairs bathrooms before the end of sixth period? fWhy is the weightlifting room on the fgirls' side of the gym? iWhy is there only Hi-C in the Coke machines in the cafetorium, and why we're on the subject, why are the steps in the bottom portion of the cafetorium where it's too dark to see exactly where they are? Why doesn't the gym divide into two equal parts? Why are the girls in the smaller side of the gym? What are those large steps next to the gym for? IS THERE What was the presentation room de- signed for and why are there desks in there? Why don't they have two sets of bleachers, one on each side of the gym? Why is there never any soap in the bathrooms to go with those beautiful round sinks? By the way, who de- signed those sinks, and why is there always one jet that always streams water out onto the floor? Why are the mirrors so small in the girls' bathroom? Why does every teacher say that they hate to give a student a tardy but then do it anyway? Why are there no hallway doors to certain classes and teachers' offices to prevent disturbing a class by walk- ing through it? Why did someone put those small windows on the doors to every class- room? Why do students insist on buying folders with brads in them only to never use them? Why do some teachers give really strange hall passes such as doors and toilet seats? Why does school start at 8:31 instead of ringing the first bell at 8:24 and starting school at exactly 8130? Why isn't the school decorated in the school colors purple and white? And finally, what is the Viking Cen- ter? N O COKE Did you ever notice the guys' weight room is on the gmls' side of the gym? Who came up with this interesting design tor these sinks, and why are they round? Why do these Coke ma- chines only have HI-C in them? How many times have you heard report to the VIKING CENTER and wonder where is the Viking Center? You know them, you love them, Krunch and Caremel Bars. Pratically every organization sells these by the cases. PASSING THE BUCK verybody loves to have extra money in their pockets, and school clubs are no exception. ln order to fund extra field trips or special banquets, club members must use their best sales techniques to convince friends, neighbors, and relatives their cause is a worthy one to fund. So off with their boxes or order sheets they go to earn surplus bucks. Candy is the most popular and used fund- raising product. After all, candy doesn't last forever, and, when it's gone, people come back for more. What a great concept! The band members also sell subscriptions to popu- lar magazines to readers, records and tapes to music buffs, and later on in the year huge bags of pecans to those who eat nuts. The vain mem- bers of the school body had the chance to buy a Wide variety of mirrors and frames from the choir. Most of them conveniently fit into lock- ers and on locker doors for a better look at loved ones all day long. Nonetheless, no mat- ter what products are sold by club members to raise extra dough, there are always eager, young, shining faces out there prepared to help that group or club raise funds. The Vines Band had many fundraising activities , such as selling magazines and pecans. Drama sponsored the Halloween social to raise money for its organizational needs. R fs. .. s . 2 i vs In will Many parents volunteered their time to sell baked goods during lunch to help their teenagers' favorite or- ganization. The Vikettes had a number of fundraising activities such as selling candy canes and Viking buttons. Balloons were sold to students and re- leased at a football game for a show of school spirit and to say good luck to the football team. E g g 5-25 45355 5. U -iii ff. 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Le i ., in K E i n ieie f ' ' - ' W ifi 2 Charles Stewart Danielle Walston Chip Roberts critiques a piece of Baroque music for Pace. 136 Cindy Tvrdik , Y ff While an , 'Ti' Joe Galley Sherri Henneberger Tom l-lull Melody Meyer Jennifer Vencevich Wendy Walton Gail Zeiner discuss , .3wV!f f lsesg--rum . S 'Q ,..,: 'f is 11 i 5 s Q X ee 'L Q , my X is Rachel Cain and Tina Brenkus show their enthusiasm because it's Friday. Carolyn Schmoll and Michelle Cochran go over the prose before the speech tournament. John Lewis, Ron Landen, Sean Murphy, Tyler Crain. Kara . -:.Li'Si'2Q.n .1sfa,--f'-wwf':,::ffmS:eQ. . i i f .112 ,. an f fp ,K - Q L ,Q N: . - A ,S--wwf . A...f ., . - 1,.::f,Q,,. .M ,,-,. ,- f - -K J oby Sylvan, A f ..Q.-, ,.,,: K af- I --5 A fa., gi, fg :A Karen Hand Michelle Dunn, Susan Franklin, Lara Ellis, Lori Jackson. E919 '-'QIENSZEEQ GGDZQ EDITORS: KAREN MEYER LISA STOUP Q -1- .WJ The vikings leave the field The Vines band after an outrageous wonder- Cleans ,UP after ful performance. an excmng Pep S0 FINE! GOING BAND FROM VIKING LAND his year's Going Band from Viking Land rocked, rolled, strummed and drummed their way through intricate field patterns while re- galing their audience with stereophonic sounds. As always, this year was no exception in excellent per- formances from the Vines Marching Band. Members personified the saying practice makes perfect. The Marching Band practiced long hours in all types of weather. Before the school year. began, members could be found practicing on hot asphalt twice daily. After school began, members took their instruments back to the parking lot for after-school practice in the rain and in the cold. One hundred and eleven members strong, the Band members also attended summer camps at West Texas State University in Canyon. In addition, the Percussion Line attended camps at the Universi- ty of Texas at Arlington and Plano. In April, the Band traveled to Houston to compete in the Astroworld Band Festival. ln order to attend, Band members undertook fund raisers such as mag- azine sales and food feasts. Each member was re- sponsible for raising his share of expenses for the competition in Houston. Again the Vines Marching Band upheld their tradition of bringing home top honors as they competed against bands from all across the state. Two Band groups comprised the Marching Band. Symphonic Band met class second period while Concert Band met fifth period. Whatever their par- ticular mete, the sound never wavered from the traditional brand of Vines Band excellence. Drum Majors for this year's Band were Scooter Hamilton and Greg Horne. Jerry Finnell and Fred Velez again guided and directed the Going Band from Viking Land. rally. it ,W , .K -eweveaw, i 5355 V The Vines performances The Viking Flag Corps struts its stuff at the Vines pep rally. E Greg Horne directs the Vikings through another halftime show. gg., The band prepares for a long practice after school. 143 GET DOWN, BAND! Band helps personality and leadership qualities. Scooter Hamilton Aaron Marks gives Matt Ladis an exhausted look after his marching performance with his Xylophone. develop a better The Flag Corps leads t he Viking Band through an other exciting performance. . 1 .. K - f A .. .- - - ' Q- 5 5 -S T - Q ' s X A . ., A - -WL e 1. gl. wg:.,5.r s-2:5 sk, .exam of X M X e -1 . tx XR New S352 2. . Q ig-W: v ig? i s ki 5 .E A 53215 Eg if es . J eff. ...X viii . s .qt egheiisegzsgfs . .3-Skis? 1: - s - 3 YK fag . -fs ws--E -A t - 2 ,-fm ? ,Qi I A X wa s. gi 0 as X T ......... L Q ...T . :T.:.. W KV M 5. ..,.,.. V W ,,,,:, .:.. .5 s h I I ,N V . 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Kelly Baum, Mark Corbett, Maureen Copple, Paul Dunklee, Shanda Eppinette, Danny Fletcher, Steve Fuller, Michelle Galow, Gary, Gillette, Rob Goodman, Victoria Gaines, Daniel Hall, Jack Harper, David Hutchins, Lane Hale, Aaron Marks, Lorenz Marsh, Michael Mitchell, Craig Rowley, Shawn Sanderson, Becky Schaale, Valerie Scheller, Paul Sellers, Joe Simon, Kelly Stone, Kayle Stuckey, Traci Towers, Shannon Voorhies, Steve Weber, Cori Whaley, Kelly Whaley, Dennis Wise, Ghris Gilmore, John Peters, Stanley Ariza, James Collier, Derek Drohan, Tena Geiger, Laurie Hill, Kirsten Loiseaux, Kelly Michaels, Darren Peck, Elaine Terry, Wendi Wegmann, Denise Wilson, Travis Wineinger, Rick Zeff, Robert Callaway, Tracy Ashberry, Paul Bobbitt, Ed Boling, Melissa Christiansen, Freddie Deakins, Heather Driscoll, David Finnel, K.D. Gilmore, John Glennon, Terry Hegg, Chris Hutchison, J. J. Jelinek, Daniel Kays, Shannon Lange, Daniel Malin, Heather McArthur, Scott McConnell, Krista Nichols, Thomas Pacey, Ann Potts, Jennifer Rabiohns, Larry Roach, Michael Samples, Brian Smith, Scott Schafer, Laura Spangler, Christine Waddill, Sarah Weeks, Jennifer Peiffer, Marianna Anderson, Brett Bradford, Will Banks, Andy Calvert, Kim Carter, Matt Clausen, Mary Beth Cone, Rachael Cox, Larry Durbin, Cindy Ehrig, Kevin Erickson, Wendy Fraunheim, Kirk Gillette, Brenda Gilmore, Geri Greenberg, Ruthie Hall, Scooter Hamilton. Greg Horne, Donna Humphries, Brannon Jahnke, Daniel LaMendoIa, Pam Madison, Ann Marie Maris, Glyn Marsh, Rhonda McKenzie, Jessa Nelson, Lisa Poulter, Terri Rimes, Roger Robinson, Wendy Sobotka, Deborah Stevens, Mike Terry, Tommy Waidzunas, Rob Young A Q ,x Q ' Vines Orchestra members from left to right: Ctop rowb-Doug Hale, Mrs. Evans, John Bogie, Denee Frost, John Augustus, Tanya Schwoch, Brian Ward, Nate Brinkley, Ernie Keenan and Travis Lavang Csecond rowl-Raymon Aggarwol, Rachael Easton, Rachel Griffing, Tim Knight, Jennifer Kucera, Lisa Hurley, Angel Trevino and Jenny Nicewanderg Cthird rowj-Bryan Walston, Tara Keys, Karen VanNess Leslie Adkins, Cecily Sims and Christine Thornton, Cfront rowJ-Theresa Castoro, Eileen Donato, Eric Scott, Dallin Allred and Keith Clegg. F5 ' Z Rachael Easton, Lisa Hurley, Jennifer Kucera and Tara take a break from playing while Leslie Adkins declares more note will surely do her in . Members of the Vines Orchestra concentrate on the sounds of their music. l Dallin Allred points to a difficult part of the music while Eric Scott smilingly insists Dallin is wrong. Rachel Griffing awaits Ernie Keenan's arrangement of the sheet music for their next number. NO STRINGS ATTACHED hristine Thornton and Rachel Griffing Cviolinj and Theresa Castoro Ccelloj were selected for Senior High Symphony during the All-District TMEA - District lll orchestra competition. Also, Nate Brinkley Cviolinj and Tanya Schwoch Cviolaj were se- lected for the All-District Junior High String Orchestra in the same contest. Achievements such as these are common to the Vines Orchestra under the direction of Mrs. Marilyn Evans. With twenty-nine students involved, the orches- tra competed in a variety of contests including the U.l.L. competition in the spring as well as the fall All- District try-outs. Concerts for the year included the Cluster Concert at Shepton, in October, the winter concert at Plano Senior High in December, a concert in December at Collin Creek Mall, the Spring Fling Concert in May. Raising funds for the orchestra was done through candy sales, car washes and selling pecans in coordina- tion with the Vines Band. The group hosted the Shepton Orchestra in Novem- ber with a hay ride and bonfire. The year culminated with the District Banquet on May 23. Andy Todd awaits his turn to perform Christmas music in front of the class. L is Back row I-r: Michelle Donato, Ester Tavarez, Denise Wise, Beth Brockman, Paul Neimi, James Adams, Eric Gross, Mark McLendon, Cathy DeLatte, Vanessa Ogle, Shelly Youngblood, Shawna Jesse. Front row I-r: Meagan Cornforth, Amy Hollers, Allison Hopper, Holly Smith, Robert Aldridge, Raphael Tavarez, Patrick Watts, Kevin Kennedy, Steve Lawrence, Ashley Thompson, Kristen Smolka, Laura Miller, Karissa Land. 148 1 Mr. Garms and Mrs. Wimberly go over a new song before presenting it to the class. Ashley Thompson Kristen Smolka and Cathy DeLatte form a trio of smiles after a spectacular performance NOTES TO MELODY ll of the combined choir classes totalled ninety-seven students all sharing a com- mon interest in music. Because these stu- dents enjoy singing learning about music, and want to develope their talents they joined the Vines choir. Everyday the choir warms up to prac- tice each of their songs to perfect it for an upcom- ing festival or concert such as those held at U.l.L., Six Flags or the Vines Christmas concert in early December. The choir s directors Mrs. Wimberly and Mr. Garms work each section of the choir until the particular piece is done without mistake. This constant hard work pays off. Choir members Ester Tavarez and Robert Aldridge were selected to represent Vines in the District Ill High School Choir Concert, with Paul Neimi and Kevin Kenne- dy placing in the top eight of their section for the choir. To reward themselves for working diligent- ly, the choir members sold frames, mirrors, and candy to raise funds for extracirricular activities. As many judges and students saw, the Vines choir met their goals through a great deal of hard work. 2- lf . 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 Kevin Kennedy takes his music for the All-Region choir concert very seriously. i 5 Front Row left to right: Laurie Kline, Lisa Stoup, Christine Cowin, Shuvawn O'Brien: row two-Jill Hunter, Kara MacLemore, Greg Wilson, Julie Bakey, Stefani Patrick: row three-Melissa Prymack, Denise Wise, Tony Scozafava, Gena Slaughter, Alan Tudyk, Jennifer Moroso, Charla Wimberly, Jamie Hooten, Suzanne Popescu, Jill Callahan: row four-Jenny Roach, Lee Reed, Heather Allison, Pam Sebesta, Greg Belev, Shannon Abel, Micheal Mauer, Nona Matzenp row five-Erik Rinderle, Wendy Walton, Emily Bierle, Kirk Fancher, Paul Neimi, Kevin Kennedy, Chris Taylor, Chris Dyer, Cindy Dodson, Melissa Kidd. Dreaming about Broadway, Melissa Kidd? gif V, K, , , .mx-if 4 i ,. , Q K Steve Gaston' is in a state of shock at the grade Ms. Ford has given him. 150 Jamie Hooten and Lisa Stoup embrace after an award-winning performance. GETTING INTO THE ACT Michael Mauer wishes Chris Taylor would leave him alone so he could pay attention to the meeting. ights! Action! These words were frequently heard in the Vines Theatre Department this year. Four productions were staged at various times during the year starting with Winnie the Pooh . Pooh , a light-hearted, fun-filled produc- tion for all ages, was presented during October at Vines. The cast, starring Greg Wilson and Alan Tu- dyk, toured local elementary schools also. The sec- ond production, Agatha Christie's A Murder ls An- nounced , thrilled mystery lovers while the musical extravaganza Oklahoma tested the musical prow- ess of drama members. All presentations were true to the Vines Drama Department tradition of superior directing, casting, acting, costuming and set decora- tion. A one-act play was produced for competition in the spring of the year. Forty-five drama students also participated in the department's club, The Black Tie Players. These members held the costume social in October as well as selling concessions at Clark Stadium in November. The Black Tie Players promoted Theatre in their own school as well as out while involving themselves in community service projects. The Drama Department, a family within a family of Vines, was under the direction of Carla Ford. She and her students worked overtime, after school and on weekends, to entertain large audiences with su- perb productions throughout the year while uphold- ing their own tradition of bringing home the trophies from competition. Busy, determined and most of all talented, the Vines Drama Department became known as the prelude to Broadway . Drama Club officers Shuvawn O'Brien, Christine Cowan Ms. Ford gives directions to her drama stu dents for their Halloween Monster Bash get to-gether. it E 32 and Lisa Stoup announce upcoming events for the club. Heather Allison listens intently to Ms. Ford's instructions. 152 4 ' ' X if is . ...ew . . Z...t,, ,........ ..-,. Q 4 77M ' V H 5ifi23'!SZ'i iffkl ifgfwsiitrgf Q i - V Future Chorus Line members. Q f El .2 gf iw M W'N' 5, , i i 221 5 W 2 . 5 gi 1 Drama ., W, Y 'A a W ' , ' gy. '--. - , -- , H L,,, If1?ffl'fQQ2?3i.'i2 'V '. V , -5- V . ' 1 f 1 ,V ' 'A -' 55- ' remit ,z I as .gun-L if .,.. 'f gm' I 3 2'T3Q'f,. 12' s- f K' W V, 'V' lift 6.SZ25:E?'i5E2 'L 'W' ' E g .32 E51 it ,awk V 'V Q Egfii'Y:f- il f ' if E We U' W ,V ..,, - ,. , ' 123, it , I A ..,, K LVVLV ,ff ,U Z' A , ,3 . l if V QW or r l A 'L l ' LL'- 14 . W . l wif! H do Tony Szatkowski looks over- whelmed by the Drama Club meeting proceedings. J e n n ife r M o ro s o it practices her Meryl Streep look. Kevin Fancher seems pleased on his assignment for the next play. Q?5,'F'W. WWA Shannon Vinson, Heather Allison, Christine Cowin, Kara McLemore, Jill Callahan, Scott ltt Wohlander hopes some of the information will Wohlander, Alan Tudyk, and Tony Szatkowski pose for an unusual group shot which l ln. --Q- A WtfvfQ35X5,?,4r.,,,,gV-Lkf.,:1W,,,511wznly , 'iffQi 21ff':QfWviL-' i .V ,wwf - If ' i A W'CsW gif i5y,,,k Q . . 3511.1 g if, M, ..,, .. ,, - ,,V,, if , iu, , , . me fggg , , Z ,Q f ogg 1 egg' in ,Mi I Q .,... if 3 551 ,gg gg efwwgs 252 ,, 1 ',,i ' ' KW' 2, '. , 1 ' ','f f'L 'i -ily 3 :,4. :,, ,,,,, 1 A ,, A i t rw., as ft f . sw f' f f ,,M,t5,u ,, l blocks the sophomores. WE RE TALKING NUMBER ONE he National Forensic League, or NFL, is an honorary organization which promotes the interests of interscholastic debate, oratory and public speaking, explains Vines speech teacher Debbie Brantley. Attending approximate- ly 15 speech tournaments during the school year, the Vines Speech Team won high honors every time. The first tournament they attended was held at U T A where speech team members Patti Hanaway and Tom Schmidt placed first in CX de- bate. At another tournament held at Shepton High School, they both placed first again in CX debate with Tom Schmidt receiving top speaker honors at both tournaments and Christine Cowin placing first with dramatic interpretation. Goals of the speech team were to learn skills to speak out in various tournament categories and learn how to debate with successful results. In December the Vines Speech Team hosted a Texas Forensic Association Qualifying Speech and Debate Tour- nament where different members received rec- ognition for their many great talents. Yearbook QUADS, CROPPERS, CAPTIONS, COPY AND PII earbook is not the blow-off class everyone thinks it to be. On the contrary, there is a lot of hard work that goes into a yearbook, and every member of the yearbook staff must be prepared to meet the responsibilities. Even during the summer, members of the staff are busy 3 meeting to develop a theme for the yearbook. The theme is the entire, cohesive idea on which the book is presented. After the theme is chosen, an outline of the book is written on a ladder which shows what pages are used for what sections in the book. This is then hung on the wall in the earbook office so all are y staff members can check to see what pages are due at each deadline. Each page of the book is designed on a large piece of graph paper that comes in W triplicate and is called a quad . Boxes drawn on these a es re resent ictures D 8 D D R, that will be cropped with a special instrument to fit those spaces. Captions for each picture are written as is body copy tfeature articles? for these pages. Each page is then sleeved with the appropriate information on the front. The layout or quad of the page, the captions, the body copy and pictures are put into the sleeve to be proofed by the editors and finally, Miss Tillery. Deadlines are made at about one month intervals with an assigned amount of pages due to be turned in on that date. When deadlines aren't made, it costs the staff fund and the school extra money. it This year two main editors of the book, Kelly Thompson and Jennifer Sieckel had the job of overseeing the work done by other staff members. Evert with careful checking, mistakes do slip through the check points. However, proofs are sent from the publishing company, Josten's, so that the book is as near-perfect as it can be. Compiling a record of the year's history is an enormous task for anyone, but especially for an untrained group of teenagers. This is one reason that only those students who can handle the responsibility are placed in yearbook. All yearbook staffers know that those students who have purchased a yearbook have invested a lot of money and faith that the yearbook will be something that they can be proud to own. Without a doubt, The Odyssey staff has put together the best yearbook in the history of Vines, and we are most proud to present it to you. 3 2 Editors Jennifer Steckel and Kelly Thomps Casey Hunter explains to Michelle McCul- I rejoice after Ms. Tillery answers a questio lough how to design a class section layout. Mike Bishop uses proof to show Jennifer Schmal he really is a yearbook photo- grapher. ,, .M-V of K K ,uw my l, ij i ' ,V mx Scooter Hamilton is interviewed by staff member Karen Meyer so she can write a feature for the organization section. fuss 6' MSN wa gg? XX Q Fesxs-0 w ifgww Juli Cook performs one of her many duties in fifth period yearbook THE STAFF: WE ALMCST MADE THE DEADLINES as anyone seen the ii copy book? class section editor Casey Hunter yells into the yearbook office. Yeah, it's in my living room at home. Sorry Casey, apologizes .lan Tillery, the yearbook advisor. Has anyone seen the cropper? Clem Heick, from the sports sec- tion, sticking his head in the door asks. Lisa or Karen has it, Jennifer Steckel, co-editor of the yearbook, tells him. Use the orange one. l'll wait, thanks. Kelly, Jennifer asks Kelly Thompson, other co-editor of the yearbook, do you have page 32? l have it, Ms. Tillery answers. lt's in my living roorn at home. Sorry. Ms Tillery. Juli Cook says com- ing into the office, you said yester- day you had some checks for me to write receipts for. I forgot. They're on my kitchen table. Sorry Juli. Yes, it's another typical day in the ole yearbook room, with faithful workers milling around trying to fin- ish a page here, write a caption there. The same faithful workers who make sure to correctly identify everyone in a photo and make all deadlines on time. Well, maybe this is a little exaggerated, but it is one of those faithful workers writing this now. The year has been long and hard, with each of us doing our best to finish the book so we can go on to bigger and better things! So we may have made one or two mistakes, but remember that no one is per- fect. There's so much work to do and so little time to do it in. We do all the work in this book -the de- signing of the pages, the captions, the pictures, the body copy and each page is completed and edited before it is sent into the plant. Ms. Tillery shouts orders in the background to a hardworking Chris Warner and Lori Hamilton. This year brought a few excitin moments to the members of th 1985-86 Vines High School yea book staff: the fun meetings durin the summer, the workshop we wer forced, er happy to attend for fiv hours during the morning of Augus 20th, finally deciding on a theme fc the yearbook about three week into the school year, watching Mik finally develop a good roll of filrr giving Ms. Tillery the camera watching Ms. Tillery cry when w gave her the camera, yelling AT TENTION K-MART SHOPPERS loudly in the background when Jir was calling his boss, looking fc quads, looking for the one goo cropper, looking for copy sheets Ahh yes, those memories bL seriously though, this year has bee a lot of fun and helping each stt dent remember it better in a year book has made the staff happy. l truly was the best of times. As the pressures of deadlme ncrease, our creatlvlty expands Jenmfer Steckel NFSQUFQ sz if ' X-K wx sz. 9 Lf, , , . , n , , . 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L ,tylfgysagiiegg V ex, 1-flew - ,a , r , f , , f,,,'kfv:.w,sm4f- ,, WMM V ' ', ww, iw-,,, ,f2?2rywairga2iws.w ym9YfBRM9f,fyfw. AX aw: V,-Q ,fMF223ff.r5,-,f3,f'Qgf,E273Zi,wL'e , H, wry , gm- fr Q- ff--, .. Q ,,a,w,wr,,,6' G.,ffeP?ei6irW,iA-1f,l rwwww AWZWAZ 1? . ff, 1 ff gm A? ?-,Q ' , .. ,, ,, ., i ,,,..,W,Q,,,,, ,WM W Wig, , M ,QW,g5?3,9qW5Q, ,q,y5g9g?,,,ig9gw, gigQ, Q,Qg,,:fQsfze?gfgQ,'gyQsr5g2,ffZa65 5 1 eg? -- f1sW,N - isr'f'5 ,?,s:l,m,f.f3t Q Fi waist? ,of - if 22 ,, A ,Z -' if ,ff ,ff -2 if I., g a lmrsfff iw H45 ' rf. 0 , 1 3 ,, ,J ,71' r,w,,w, W iz First Row I-r: Danielle Cadaret, Irma Goyle, Jennifer Rabjohns, Joron Hulett, Cindy Vandermeer, Rachel Buckner, Chrissy Emerson, Anne- Marie Chard, Dawn Schapfler, Heather McArthur. Back Row 1-R: Leslie Wilson, Jennifer Benton, Kelly Kennedy, Audra Cobb, John Bogle, Rick Smith, Beth Donavan, Kristen Nelson, and Jennifer Comet. 160 l , 69959 1,1555 Sli . Mgrifiz.. I I I I 2 qs POSITIVE PEER PRESSURE .T.0.P. QStudents Thinking Of Peersj is an organization at Vines de- signed to use school leaders to acquaint new students to the school and to contribute to a positive school environment. Decision-making skills and positive peer pressure reversal techniques are incorporated into the program. Officers for the 1985-1986 year are President: Amy Teuful, Vice- President' Derick Schaefer, Secretary: Cathy DeLatte, Treasurer: John Bogle, and Special Projects cordinator: Audra Cobb. Sponsor for the group is Betty S Teuful. ,.... . . 4 Front Row-l to r: Joey Jaco, Heather McDonald, Shannon Meyers, Lori Hurwich, Tiffany Bailey, Dawn Costilow, Chris Sierp, David Procyk, Lindsey Morgan, Sumathi Raghavan, Laura Marion, Second Row-l to r: Laura Brown, Julie Burdick, Terri Paulson, Cheryl M' k N'kki Al ert, Gin er Goodsell, Derick Shafer, Leslie Rodgers, Rachel Easton, Amy Teuful, Shawn Wilson, Amy Wimpt, Julie :sera , I p g McFarland, Ann Marie Marris. Back Row-l to r: Matt Wallace, Lynn Hargrave, Patricia Orozco, Cathy DeLatte, Cole Danforth, Robby Shultz, Sabrina Russo, Betty Teuful. 161 3 Mrs. Keene looks . n l' over Michelle Fry's 5. I D p r ,:' WHAT'S COOKIN' IN FHA? sually when someone mentions Future Home- makers of America, people associate it with making food. Well, that's not the only thing FHA does. FHA prepares students for working with peers and it teaches leadership. They learn how to do things that will help them when they have a home of their own. With twenty five students in FHA, they meet the first and third Wednesday of every month to discuss new and exciting things to do. This year the homemak- ers will be involved in several activities such as The Great American Smoke Out, Families and Futures, and Students Against Drunk Driving. Q Q Z, W 1 .H Carolyn Schmoll, Tracy Duncan, and Melissa Steinman work on an- other delicious project for homemaking. els SternQjgQi23 M 5,,9 Ll,' , A slle ftfef lbw rirf llll 1 KWH 1' V ,7.' J 'Y a LusaClark A 25 r 1. . 1 6 3 ROTC THEY MARCH TO THE BEAT OF A DIFFERENT DRUMMER . ecause they drilled hard, the Vines ROTC Batallion had an exceptionally rewarding year. At the beginning of the year, a car wash produced funds for a fun trip to Six Flags. Then the real hard work began. Tc prepare for the end of the year's Annual Formal Inspection and Command Inspection, ROTC members were put through different drills, tested on knowledge of chains of command, and were put through different weapon drills with rifles. During the holiday season, a Turkey Shoot was held over at the senior high, and a Christmas parade through Plano was on December 7 where ROTC members proudly marched representing their schools, The men's and women's drill teams and the varsity rifle team took several trips to institutions around the state to compete in varying drills. To put an end to their year of acheivement, the Vines ROTC held an awards banquet at the senior high where they danced and dined while listening to speakers praise them on their many honors. . ',r,'. g , ' S fri. vv.. , l--, f ,gn , ,,.f if, , , , at I . I. rg, K . ,,,, ,R . , . mr., We . we V if F i 1 ar -f 2, is .,... .., f In ikf uy iw k W i H ,, ,ggi , fff-H' ' V 41' 'f fl 'ffm ml f, f -f '5 ',.,.:,,- is .suse . -f T f . ,gg 7 eyri, 3 I My 3. W fm? 4 3 W ig AE ,jaw . . Q tr at , , . r ' ' 2 . ,. . .. ,,.,,, . 3 J . M fl ,W ill eff- E ,t 2. if 3 X gf yy E5 , 1 4 5 3 f , 3 4 5, Z fy Y 4 E E 5 il wwf ii B mei EEE ,W rrrtil - Wigigiie r aly , hear 1 W A K 5 if ix ggi Qtr! gf 5 fit? if? E fc Q E fiii .r,, During a football game, the Vines ROTC color guard proudly displays procise movements to the National Anthem. ,I 5 M ff' ei , rf, 'I 5 ,af WWW 'W' W 2 Q f 1 . , 'r-,ar f , fi 1 , g ,.., .. 5 ,,,.,.,,..,,,,,..,....,,. M Wei Brad Smokey f Veale concernedly speaks out against ?5 forest fires. ' 5 aff 4 ., ,, , ' ,sv , , ig s fi ,fa 1 I 3 , 1, f 1 , M 4 5 i r W. . . ,. ' ff. E fl g , 5' 'M ai K 1 W hx iii 1 Qffim I li E ,g K 1-2: 3 - Wil ,,':Tf,f, ,W 5 1 yfvf, , ,lri5Z15753ff' f 35L?5sz,'it2f315i,gx. 5 l '29 I l. 3 2-?tr4lQx-f i '- tie, 5 . af- ::!.f..,,f, ,.e. ff , wfg- W., ,.,, f 'f - .,.,, f ga' 2 ., QE l'f,fS,z' A325 fi? 3,1 153 2 164 42 . A Cadet Sergeant Laura Norwood searches for her rank before she is inspected. . V... f-imfjibesivfgig en, . gs. Sergeant Burleson explains the rules and guide R . , . ,:s,:, . . . . . . if. Q- it - . Igy EW lines for being a member of the ROTC. M- '- Wiig f g x ui i X25 'S 'Q X N' 2 A saw r 'gs Q K' as y ' sam at N 3, X dx A ' it Jim Kossack shines his shoes be- fore his inspection sixth period. -v 1 '1-1, of guys FCA z:wf,:f5'- f :Pf5'.ai2a2Wf'M5'2f1' r 'k ...,, , .. 4 A , f .f gf 10 We X' 'Z QE 1 4259 en E - 5 Q ' f fn! Todd X, -f FCA - FUN AND FELLOWSHIP Fm? 3 .al :ig 4. s fi -Q X 5 N HV 1? , :y.W,f,, we W -4- -,gs A ,,,,, f,Jzf,,.f..,f' ,,,,.. -'-- Mwwww, W -4-M M, 4 , yhwm. .... , v,1,W,W52,4:v, V WW '--f ' m2wf'H'2'Qf5f2f'?' 2- W,27W'ffWLW ' 3 0 Q M N Q QZQQM ' W' W'.liQ1,,: 'ff7lV:74W '5 5'?lI559Qf5l.,'? W 4319, r W 1 -,N'. 3 Hs! 'Wxifi W WW' . rrrr A H N i A so , ,-Q 1,1 .5 ,- ,,,..,,.. ,,...,,. Q 1 nm . ...V.... . , , W ' ,ff 1 W' Wfwsm femuf ,'-- fvv- : ,JMWW Wy f ,M rw, ,,,, QWf w'W'Ww' 5 V ' 'W' -V ii r . 'H Q ff Z 'Q -5522, :,, iff ' ',3 if 131330 on .W WM As president of girls F.C.A., I feel that it or 2 k T eef ee brings athletes togethuer and encourages ,r Lrrr r everyone to strive for rrsse r t?,QQk 4h S A e xcellence. Mary Ann f is Woods 1 ggi l l i i sietfj 'T Mmm' my Barker makes a poster for the FCA 'raising dance. Craig Jefferies, Darby Throgmorton, Todd Willlanacek, Joey FCA helped pull our team together and helped us through our season. Darby Throgmorton Gary Davis looic up the history of marzo crackers. .,mM....u .M WM.o..w.e,wNemcWawWtesWsssesmmsww he Vines chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes was organized for both guys and girls. Everyone was invited to events and meetings, it was not restricted to just athletes. Coach Bailey sponsored the guys meetings, and Coach Mcl4eon and Coach Lynch sponsored all the girls activities. This year the Vines FCA had a hotdog roast together with football and volleyball games. They also had a guest speaker from Texas AGM talk to them. wssmsxwwaw The coed group met with the Plano Senior High chapter on Thursday, November 14, to hear former SMU football stan- dout, Joe White, speak. Throughout the year they also attended a SMU vs. Rice foot- ball game, a Dallas Mavericks game and a Dallas Sidekicks game. They also hosted sever- al local activities. To earn mon- ey this year they sold candy, and the girls sold calendars also. This year was a very exciting and productive year for the Vines FCA. Craig Jefferies makes a poster for the third district basketball l'OUl'I'TOfTlGl'1l'. 167 Ms. Daugherty goes over some notes with several c members. lst row: Chris Sierp, David Procyk, Joey Jaco, Der Schaefer, Cara Lee Sparry, Cole Danforth, Matt Vl lace, 2nd row: Trey Alexander, Jane Anderson, P: Sebestag 3rd row: Irma Goyle, Jennifer Perkins, ll Daugherty, Melissa Ruby, 4th row: Holly Nieberg Kim Knowles, Leo Tang, Barry Crossno: 5th row: K Corley, Tracy Daniel, Julie Burdick, Laura Brown, Re Cox. David Procyk and Derick Schaefer debate a very important issue during one of the meetings. 85-86 F.B.L.A. Officers: Joey Jaco-Secretary!Treasurer, Laura own- Program Chairperson, Julie Burdick-Program Chairperson, acy Daniel- Historian, Jane Anderson- Historian, Kim Knowles- ce-President, David Procyk- President, Karla Daugherty- Sponsor.. 3 sig, l L i . GIVE ME AN I-B-M he 1985-86 Vines High School year saw the emergence of a new organization. The Future Business Leaders of America was a newly formed club that got off to an overwhelming start. Officers were President- David- Procyk, Vice Presi- dent- Kim Knowles, Se- cretary!Treasurer-Joey Jaco, Historians-Tracy Daniel and Jane Ander- son, Program Chairwo- men-Laura Brown and Ju- .. an vii X-ft. Q fri 335 5, , -e S 1 .. ,. -2 5- . I 5 , ' 2 - ' , Sk 5 Q L f . 4 - X ff , , 1 , tg i ' 5 i Staff. is Q ' .L E if -'MSX-1.5 -i s-gsi,gfQs 5 ,,': :. sit. :fi i iff it 5 2 2 it il tg, 52: 35-gilt! iff! ,' . it ' ' Q t tg S S if E f tes ts , . it sr rs. L SW: mis- we ss-Q TYQA - 1 -w a , ,E , A . tg it -. , l 5 Q N g L 3 . f S Il, MH- f ' s . L . E sigsige s i I S ' sl S- : 5 1ssee:s:efsig,f2i:ffEtfetfsilxiagsiw its X W ' s- - ss 3 it H B ,L i 1 r it s L H - , . mg, ', , , . . L-klgtitars yi!1-Xgiigif-Liilsfi'65 ' J ' ' ' X it kii,1.ff1jQ?Qjm: f' 'i11vC' 2151- fi .:. si sw- L .:-N K gf-..fL,.,,.,,is,,,. . J ,,,, .. . . K ,X,,,,. ,. , Q... ,L . .. ,,,1gf,-V.. ,, fi-,M .M -se-Qfixiiff ' frazzp wee. ' 'K ,I N r Kim Knowles shows her enthusiasm for F.B.L.A. lie Burdick. The goals of F.B.L.A. are familiarizing the students with careers and the free-enterprise system. Each month the club highlighted a differ- ent career with guest speakers and lectures. The organization opened with a very successful first year and hope for continuing success. Con- gratulations go out to Kar- la Daugherty and all the hard work she contribut- ed to the club. Chris Sierp, Kim Corley, Joey Jaco, Derick Schaefer, Laura Brown, Julie Burdick, and Matt Wallace pose between discussions. 169 OFFICERS: 9th Vice-President-Chrissy Emerson, President-Kevin Kennedy, 9th Secretary-Lisa Hurley, Treasurer-Bryan Walston, Several students enjoying themselves at the Student Council spon- Parliamentarian-Lance Blackburn, Vice-President-David Procyk, sored Double Vision Dance. 10th Secretary-Jennifer Hudnall, Chaplain-Kevin Ford. mi . lst: Kevin Kennedy, Darin Lyons, Melissa Murray, Amy Wimpey, Tina Brenkus, Laura Brow 2nd: Cara Casey, Allison Merrill, Amy Herrington, Jennifer Hudnall, Anja Rahe. 3rd: Trai Koth, Cathy DeLatte, Jenny Brooks, Lana Roberts, Ashley Thompson, Lance Blackbur 4th: Kim Hamic, Christin Cowin, Dawn Costilow, Samantha Green, Dawn Criste, Blz Bowen. 5th: David Procyk, Tiffany Bailey, Kristen Dreyer, Dana Mokry, Denna Rooker, Mil Truitt, Kevin McKinney. 6th: Bryan Walston, Chris Sierp, David Fay, Renee Loncar, K: Duncan, Chris Garrett, Will Janacek, Todd Clone. i Amy Wimpey and Melissa Murray prepare for the Dance. Brad Murph and Julie Burdick show off their matching outfits at the Double Vision Dance. .N -ses if ,.., ,X . J . s gs . -.ss ' . i - S -P X 3 Y . . .ff ,,.. : ' , - is K . if X - , 1 .. Q. 5 it-if -RE 'I N: 3 N 'sw we ss . J . r 5 .. XM TS. -. . V T it s J gi S 1 T ass -1 . A 3 ' m A ess 3 ,g . tests st ,A . kgs I 5.-,. ,. C f 'N g t . - V is . ' A wwf? .. W . X ' ss- St egg, YS its 3 I ? A z .tsl sts sw if .R , ,... H i .. , ii ' S sis! l s f rl . i .,. Spy, - ---' i .5 Q ff. :f2f,Q2f5 :'i.i I - .- . 3 ti H f' XX i ' ,.,, - :Anne Marie Chard, Kara McLemore, Susan Chapman, Danielle Warren, Angie Dewitt, Angela Martin, :Courtney Haggard, Lisa Hurley, Sean Murphy, Carrie Brummett, Lucia Snitzer, Amy Jewett, Chrissy rson, Tricia Grisanti, Brad DeJean, Kristi Liebman. 3rd: Audra Cobb, Kelly Lambert, Melissa Hutson, e Pillans, Cathy Campbell, Jennifer McComic, John Bogle. Student Council pirit Week . . . New- comer's Ice Cream party Top Ten Turkeys Save the Child ... Secret Pals ... all points lead to a very busy Vines Student Coun- cil. The 1985-86 Student Council had another ful- filling year. The Student Council began the year by sponsoring the Thanksgiving Dance. Mrs. Dreyer sponsored the club once again. She was busy all year planning and organizing special club ac- tivities. The club spon- sored a child in the Save A Child program. Stu- dent Council hosted the canned goods and toy drive to help the needy of Dallas. At the beginning of the year the Student Council distributed sched- ules and made l.D. cards. The Newcomer's Ice Cream party and Spirit Week were also spon- sored by the Student Council. The organization made a visit to the Nurs- ing Home over the Holi- days and delivered wreaths that were used in the Door Decorating Con- test, also sponsored by the Student Council. Un- der the guidance of this year's officers, the Stu- dent Council did more this year than ever be- fore. We all gained much experience in working with the students and fac- ulty, but all the work was definitely worth it, quoted Vice-President David Procyk. ALL OF THIS- AND SMARTS , TOO l he Honor Society recognizes Vines students who qualify on the merits of scholarship, ser- vices, and leadership into the society. lt serves us and the community in a variety of ongoing projects. They collected pet food coupons to aide the Humane Society. They also did the annual Christmas canned food drive for the Plano PUSH project. On Halloween they dressed up in costumes and went to Heritage Manner to entertain the senior citizens. There was approximately seventy sophomore students in Honor Society. There are about a hundred and seventy Fresh- man. General meetings are called as needed, and the executive board meets weekly on Monday mornings to discuss the upcoming events. They sponsored the dance on February 15. On Sunday, October 6, they held the Honor Society Induction. . . , 1 ,u z . 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AND THEE he students in woods, metals and drafting have worked very hard this year. ln woods, students strived to complete an extensive desk-cabinet- counter system for the main office of Vines. The addition was designed to help the of- fice staff to better serve the needs of the students and visitors to the building. ln metals, they learned how to handle welding equipment and solder metal safely and se- curely. ln drafting, students learn about ar- chitectural designs and concepts before putting them to use on various projects throughout the year. Altogether, the stu- dents in all three classes left with good skills to last them a lifetime. 174 Rusty Stinson wonders which you hold and which en drills. , . wi, 1 . , .- 2 ia l Jason Phillips carefully adjusts a machine. ao David Speights counts how many degrees are in a right triangle f' ' f ' wif it 3 , ,, ,,,Mm-Q fmt, A , ., H , - ff lf, -:wff H'1m14V- r'i?51IZ:5Eff1:5. :ii5I,-- . 2 '+ :-.1 g::a2::Qs:: i ' 'h w - . . , .D ,,XLL,,. 1:.i,, M, A LQ .. , TI .- -i W' , f ES fav 5 David Nagel and David Sutton work on a project. Mike Cavender and Russel Dearman check out the new office furniture. jg iff V , W .W 4 MVAA I ,A ef ,, 'f l rir it ic r :.., , . . ,.,:. 1 . Vk,, sfsfthe se I y r r teve jg Q t . r- l3 CVAE pigs out at a local restaurai CVAE 1-rg Steve Moore, Kim Saint, Rick Cooley, Terry Toolen, John Marklan, Scott Cochran, David Gay, Not Pictured: Danny Andrews. QM THE WDRKING FORCE very day several students come to school for the first three hours of the day and goto work for the re- mainder ofthe day. Head- ing the organization, Steve Moore checks on his students periodically. dents perform on the job. The officers of the club are: President- Terry Too- len, Vice-President- Dan Andrews, Secretary- Kim Saint, Treasurer- Rick Cooley, Sargeant-at- Arms- John Marklan, Par- Iiamentarian- Scott Coch- He talks with their fellow ran and Reporter- David employees and their man- Gay, agers to see how his stu- ig V , t,t. 5 ., T. K' ' I ' k. im Saint re axes after a hard day s wor Pat Brown growls at Top row: Shane Kimsy, Irma Goyle, Patrick Watts, Scott Leonard, Kevin Kennedy, Kevin Ford, Jason Stancliff, Meredith Boyd, Eric Scott, Jim Manchee, Jeff Persch, Second row: Tom Schmidt, Patti Hanaway, Nathan Eshelman, Chad Forsberg, Kevin Erickson, Third row: Erin Hanafy, Melissa Ruby, Jennifer McCormick, Michael Mauer, Fourth row: Elizabeth Perkins, Cecily Sims, Keri Baker, Paco Felici, Fifth row: Ann Marie Chard, Kelly Thompson, Marshall Sims, Theresa Castoro, Scott Stem- bridge, and Chip Stewart. '5 i Michael Mauer and Paco Felici watch and take notes on other students' projects. Patti Hanaway, Kevin Kennedy and Meredith Boyd perform a play at the Baroque picnic. PAC G - THE BRILLIANCE he students of the PACE program, ac- tually standing for Plano Academic Creative Education, meet fourth period Tuesday through Thursday. Students were chosen to be PACE mem- left up to the students themselves. This year's studies consisted of the Humanities, Creativity, Philosophy and Baroque. The purpose of this orga- nization is to learn about different and interesting bers based on their high test scores, good grades, and teacher recommen- dation. Students are not required to take the PACE class, that decision was ff' MW subjects that are not spe- cific courses in school. This year's PACE program was lead by Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Buteyn and Mrs. Wal- kup. ff! Mrs. Walkup and Mrs. Buteyn take notes for possible future PACE test questions. PACE lets you learn things that are not taught in regular classes. Kevin Kennedy , FFA - THE 0RLD'S FUTURE Top row: Steve Lenart, Corey Layman, Rodney White, Second row: Tim Wyatt, Jimmy West, Henry Hill, Scott Bachmang Third row: Rebec- ca Hees, Michelle Grounds, and Margaret Tsuchihashi Ag teaches you responsibilities and most other classes don't! Corey Layman l i Top row: Jeff Hubert, David Cowey, Jeff Bennett, David Hartg Second row: Tim Wyatt, Richie Hair, Bill Desmond, Brad Perrin, Todd Rainwater, Third row: Lesley Pipes, David Johnson, Chris Almond, Brent Cooper, and Lonnie Strauser. he Vines F.F.A. plays an impor- tant part for the future. Everyday the students learn important, hands-on skills to help them feed the world in the upcoming years. Each student may choose from several animals like pigs, sheep, steers, and even puppies. A pig, the most likely animal to be chosen, costs approximately sixty dollars, and with a heifer six hundred and sixty dollars. Meeting once a month, the group worked together to successfully produce and sell their pro- ducts. The F.F.A. not only teaches stu- dents important skills, but also pre- pares our country for future food suppliers. A famous farmer once said, No farm- ers, no future! EDITOR: JO JO SHANKLE STAFF: CLEM HEICK CLINT PLUMLEE CHRIS WARNER f I , S L- , Y UV L W wg, W A N The Vines Sophomore Foorboll Teom from lefr ro righr: Crop rowb Scorr Froncis, Will Jonocek, Chonce Wircher, Chris Gorrerr, Croig i Jeffries, Kevin Ford, Will Corr, Andy Hickey, Mike Cokely, Csecond row? Gory Dovis, Seon Robinson, Sreve Lenorr, Brion Young, Jeff Webb, Rip Boyless, Morr Kershow, Jimmy Wesr, Crhird row? Lonce Blockburn, Mork Brenr, Rondoll Hibbs, Lonce Procror, Tyrone Toylor, Glen Jones, Brion Blood, Brod Murph, Tim Herberr, Cfourrh row? Cooch Brozil, John Gomez, Borry Millender, Joey Gresserr, Plyon Fuoss, Chris Bucorom, Cooch Porrerson, Cooch Priddy, Cfifrh rowD Korl Duncon, Brooks Honesworrh, Dorby Throgmorron, Todd Clone, Kevin Simon, Dexrer Lee, Trovis Brown, Cfronr row? Terry Meekins, Trey Mcl.eon, Tommy Borker, Monoger Jeff Huberr. Y, l The Vines defense holds rhe Shepron Srollions for no-goin on rhe 47 Beginning rhe seoson with less rhon high hopes, rhe Vikings ei yord line. on o record of only rwo losses. e Vines offense talses a time-out to coordinate signals and the next play in their :son opener against Shepton. TLL RIGHT! K SHCCKIN6 SEASON he Vines 1985-86 Sopho- more Football Team de- , fied the odds this season. imors drifted. Vines was to be o ing team by all accounts. Self- 'eem ran low among team embers while the coaching staff ilsed grim. The first game against Shepton he. Vines stomped their Stallion ponents. And this was just the ginning. Playing consistant, good foot- ll is usually a problem for any nm, high school or pro. Howev- Vines stunned their opponents d themselves by playing one od game after another. Vines t only two games during the season, one to Claris and one to Lewisville Marcus. Displaying excellent technique and form, Vines performed each game with precision and dedica- tion. Placing second in the district, Vines surprised and stunned ev- eryone. Led by a new head coach, Gary Brazil, the team es- tablished more pride and spirit than ever before. Ending the season second in the district was a shock to most of the players, but as most admitted, it was a pleasant shocl-1. Even the coaches wore smiles when all was said and done. Congratula- tions! - mg There was so much to be thankful for this year according to sophomore team 185 members. The Vilsings charge onro rhe fieid for onorher vicrory. Foorboll coaches, top row Iefr ro righr- Cooch Boiiey, Coach Priddy, Cooch Porrerson, Cooch Ellis, Cooch Adair, Cooch Brazil. 186 Vines defense crunches rhe Shepron quorrerbocls. i s an i 3 i ff i is l L Sreve Lenorr ond Dorby Tnrogmorron moneuver foncy foor- work during Q preggme drill, Jimmy Wesr ond Kevin Ford ger down ogoinsr Peorce's offense 187 First row left to right: Kris Walley, Andy Todd, Danny Duffy, Bruce Vonderven, Mike King, Karl Higgins, Ron Londen, Marc Corbett, Tyler Crain, Shannon Ford, Second row left to right: Doug Doron, Jeff Simon, Richard Procter, Sammy Smith, Pot Collins, David Kolb, Mike Young, Rick Smith, Chris Goodman. Third tow left to right: Todd Rainwater, Chad Kohler, Joson Phillips, Mitch Herzog, Boogie Nixon, Cliff Mclnryre, Gary Guynes, Rusty Stinson, John Augustus, Jason Denton, Fourth row left to right: Ross Malin, J. J. Vasquez, Tommy Capers, Chris Barnett, John Jenkins, Plofoel Tavorez, Don Whitney, Chris Allman, Steve Nagel, Fifth tow left to right: Cooch Ellis, Cooch Adair, Sreve Weber, Brett Hees, Charles Martin, Tack Chong, Mike Wright, Scott Brewer, Lee Langley, Coach Dailey. Sixth tow left to right: Tommy Burnett, Richie Hore, Scottie Stimpson, Tim Driver, John Raines, Scott Webb, Steven Goldberg, Matt Boyd, Chris Barrett. Seventh row left to right: Mike Chapoton, Mike McNutt. ii.,g K . xi ' , r 3 C. ,. C '- ..,. ' .. .... M ,M QW Q Y? ,Q Q 1, . QQQ ,. .Q -. Q Q Q WQ MQ is sw ,,.,, Q ' T . T ,. Q S Q ,Q Q v QW Q QQ QQQQ QQQ QQ ,QQQQg,,:QQ,,j, I , . sw? Q Q Q . Q X Q ,Q YE l 1 lrkc S3 ' ' S' A .. K if k'kh . . QQMW QQ , . ,,.. . Q, Q is me Q Q Q . QQ r . 1. P .i ' if . I l , I 'r ,. it 'M , M - - - J 1' rn ,.. :,, t W' ' ,: :j5,gs5f':S5IEQEsfI5'f5E- z-1 -iS'fh:. 'WS , -f at-S S ,r ' I mucus. Q my . ,. 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Football is a lor of hard work, but if pays off when you win. Rafael Tavarez. Frosh Football KEEPING THE TRADITICDN: WINNING reshmon football is ol- woys o speculative sir- uorion before rhe school yeor begins os no one knows whof ro expecr from rhe ploy- ers. If is o big ochusrmenr from eighrh grode foorboll ro o much more rigorous ond so- phisricored gome. Enrer rhe 1985-86 Vines Freshmen foor- boll feom, .Zi This yeor's reom ployed ex- cellenf foofboll dll seoson eorn- ing o rop spor in disrricr ronking. Under rhe guidonce of Cooches Boiley ond Ellis, rhe reom seemed ro glide ocross fheir op- ponenrs eoch gcime. The cooches helped us on ond off rhe field, srored Andy Todd. They mode eoch one of Us feel like porr of rhe reom, 1 so ecich of Us wonred ro rerurn rhis fovor by ploying ond work- ing hord for rhem, Todd con- rinued. Ending rhe seoson on o win- ning nore, rhe freshmen A ond I3 feoms feel more prepored TO begin nexf yeor in rhe sryle of winning fhor hos become o fro- dirion or Vines. Discipline, chor- ocrer-building ond o sense of 452 if .,.Mi h oneness wirh rhe reom were rhings the mojorify of freshmen reom members felr rhey had leorned rhis yeor. Nexr yeor will be o fesr of oll rhof rhe freshmen leorned, buf rhis Freshmon Foorboll Teom will nor soon be forgorren. .0 Cooch Ellis signols in rhe defensive formorion. Vines kicks off ro on .. , ...san AA offer scoring onorher touchdown. First row I to rn Derek Shafer, Chris Peterie, Jeff Stringer, Brian Psoden, Chris Garrett, Kevin Ford, Davicl Adams, Kevin Kramer, Mathew Freeman. Second row I to r: Chris Brasher, Ken Judd, Kent Allison, Steve Hunteman, Bobby Siano, Jim Geller, Darin Lyons, Kevin McKinney, Coach Adair. we mr Q i 1 Q ...W NUMBER CNE! he 1985-86 Vines Sophomore Team simply played out- standing basketball all sea- son long. Under the direc- tion of Coach Adair, the team easily won first in the district. With a record of 21 wins and 4 losses, Vines jumped ahead of the other district mem- bers. Continuously putting forth more effort and hard work than the other 190 teams, Vines came pre- pared for each game. With Coach Adair's mind and the talent of the Vines players, an awe- some team was assem- bled. A little overconfi- dence made the team lose an occasional game but also made the players realize that they were not unbeatable just really good. ln off-season practice, Jeff Bing Stringer, Chris Peter and David Adams take short shots at the basket. Snepton gome, Dorin Lyons blocks on shot. the Allison tolses his foul shot os Bobby Siono yells Jeff Stringer sinlss two in o host of opponents. Coocn Adoir gives the teorn instructions during proctice. E 12 as 44? E 3 -nf' - 1 f,f-fwgfgwf a f f'ifv5t,5iH ,ATL ,L R ,k,, ,I . H -, I . H' .. 5 , , ,,,, ,mfmgj .:.,, , , A V, I 2 Q f ' A -QW ,xii I ' l ,yrg Mg, V 4 1 -' 4 w w W 14 fzf, , , I-W 41 , , 36, 5,2 .4 , , :EEE , 3 f ,Q 1 fi A my 7'-f ' V, V , 4ggAg3gzf,g53gf,,4 Q 1 5 f' Q 7 Wwe' V H' . i ke iwfi H W? - sf, W QWe,DgEW5,,,qgQ A ' X 1 vw , f,g ,xl A33 A 2 Z' , , .,,. - , .. wee, V,Q,, ML, 1 gf 5, , ff if 5' sf ,K 3? I .,', SLAM! BAM! WHAM! JAM! soPHs sHow THEIR STUFF he 1985-86 Fresh- man basketball teams started their season off with flying colors but finished it off with little splendor. Coach Ellis coached the team to near perfection. The TWO, TWC, TWC TCO CONFIDENT freshmen seemed to be on a roll. Then troubles hit, and the freshmen's re- cord dropped in front of their faces. The team won little recognition in the district race. The team just seemed oyer-confi- dent. Each member agreed that the team had great potential but could not do anything with it on the court. These guys have nothing to be ashamed of . . . they played great but let the TUVG. games slip out from under them in the final mo- ments. The Vines team learned the hard way that talent is not the only prerequisite to winning. ,sf T 1-'FRA :sf 'AV T vrf. 1 E 'T at . , eg... t . ggkx . I f i if N N . SE s M E. H X T i T T T E The players raise o rest during time f ,V W ,i ffi syf -b-Ww'W t M' ,..' ..' . 2- if f ir V 7 f- W ...fi ., . 3 M 5 :fmt ,,,, i T'T ,L ' fi ., -l X sis.i 5 .Tttfs srTt.y T ,, v lwli ' f'- ' . . T f if QQ 1 ff 4 f +1 ar iw Z 5,35 Y 5 we ff J .Z gf, Vs t Az? as si 2 M fills gz?2dgi.f, fif.3 . ,,g4Z,f 2 is T ' if is, ,. , , lfiiff Coach Ellis tall-cs over the game with another coach. l-4.4, The B team warms up for irymumph in the Shepton game. Halle Yancy rests during a time out. Top row lefr ro right: Lonce Terry, Brod Woiremorn, Eric Scorr, Andy Todd, Ronnie London, Bruce Vonderven, Jeff Adkins, Scorr Huffmon, Morr Wood, Coocn Ellis. Second row: Jeff Nixon, Micnoel Young, Por Collins, Greg Keiser, Shoun Wode, Boogie Nixon, Mork Avery. Front row: Derrick Bronsred, Eric Lorson, Brod DeJeon, Hoile Yoncy, Derrick McSpodden, Mike Sonosky, Bioke Hood. 7 F ,,,.i elim: ,M,.E,, Freshmen B reomwfeovesgne fort Qrer ofver Snepron. . ,,,. he opening rip-off or ine Vines vs. Shepron gorne. S Against Mlliams RIVALRY ENDS IN LAST GAME he Vines Soph- omore girls b a s k e t b a I I team had an excellent season winning lo out of 18 games. Their toughest opponent was Williams because of the large rivalry that exists between the teams. Practicing hard every morning, the Lady Vilses exhibited their slsills and good sportsmanship in every game. ln the District Tournament at the end of the season, they played Duncanville in the semi-finals and won. ln the finals, the Sophomores faced Wil- liams and fought to the finish. The final score was 47-50, Williams. Placing second in Dis- trict, the Lady Vilees had a very successful and rewarding 85-86 season of basketball. We worked hard, played hard and won. Kristen Kemp I 'Na I I I xIII,w,,,gg,,Sg,,,,sN.....es-fsggf. . I Iss m-- Ss, --my fmI:gfsgR1svIwft:f wsslwri-gfbfwissfwz fe -' I gm I esIQrwIII..I.I .'w5g2fQli,',i' I. H 'IHSSQQLISL :fm 1- 7 -Iw:,,,.sI-:,..II:1-- ifssisg--s vgiliriwzv .xffzff w--+-52mI - .f lk I I .. .Wm-W I 7 -5 M1I'v -5.1351 g -- . ,3'.fT' I Q .M H il 8 fi cfm. If mssffz ..- f ac, I II4,,,.1,..f w as . I I, mm' I.-sp yrsfgzgss VI, -, Imrmf-P:,gss3g:g1Q4fQS?rI ,Ig f1w,I,IIs,I.sI?,,,y--M.. 2 ..I . I ,.... I ,...fs55I..Q,-..fs,,yIII f 3Ma,x,...ww..Ip7...s---.. QW- ,msc I I.sI,..s-IIISIIIQ... - MIIFJH-f,?.srrIz5---II1----JIIWII,-I I 1: .Miss '2'fw'z1.vsIr2f?Rg4!?IQ-MS .I-., -f,-, -.1 .W-.Is,5fs,Nf..sIs.sI,5. I - f--FsI fs-ffl. ' .. 8 1.3 1 i 5if'f?'.i-5 ' ' f f: ' l X - ' . 1? . 2-M4 5 QSIQSQDSFNQ ' - :I --I .. 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Coocn Lynch gives rne reom some lost minure Mory Ann Woods keeps rime or rne fresnmon go ' gr , Q FTE She-Hy Irish goes for Q one-on-one ogoinsr Newman-Smith. Jenny Bowling shoofs o firsr quorrer free-throw. KEEPING THE TRADITION fra h ladies basketball eeping the tra- dition of winning is somerimes a very hard rasls. However, rhe freshman reams ser precedenrs of rheir own. The freshman A ream had a record of 9-3 while rhe I3 ream wenr unde- feated in disrricr play. Mosr frosh players arrribur- ed rheir success ro Coach Lynch. Under her guid- ance, rhe reams are en- couraged ro rest rheir own porenrial, recognize rheir weaknesses and im- prove exisring slsills. Per- haps Coach Lynch srared if besr for rhe frosh reams and herself when she said, rhis was rhe besr season I've ever had. We were Successful. Con- grarularions, ladies. Corey Whaley brings rhe ball down courr. , ' ' ff ' if FfS?KJ?51iiiisxjwliiisf X, fi, .as fffiififfe,-iffi?'LE?3iilsfz I 11 - Lf,-1-I-Ms ,. , I ,LN iiiliffifsilggqrgftg. : -:win .- is L .sf,s,Q,,,f - ,sf f fi ffl, 3. ,ig?sY?2g,Qsfiif7- .ff -ffffiffii-L: f1TfiQ'i3Z he I 1-iitw 3?ii?i-iii? Usvsizeqifiafgglisifrge-5. 'S Q , H g g s Effie-Q M -as ii is fin 211 'sw i 1 Y Jw ,,- L.. ...I -.,. ..... D , X ,:r,.,:...,5.. qagrfwgwsei m y we My NS,,c.X. .N KX xx ii f Q X 'XML N rf 555' x Dorrom row lefr ro right: Corey Whaley, Sheri Hennenburg, Row rwo: Shelley Irish, Amy Rogers, Lisa Perry, Tanya Schwocls, Jennifer Haas, Amy Keller, Tracy Towers, Amanda Lindley, Coach Lynch. Row rhreez Libby Shapiro, Jenny Bowling, Eileen Vanciclsle, Kara Dawson, Dawn Franks, Lara Dawson, Melanie Sammons, Wendi Whirehead, 199 HEADS UP HANDS UP LADY VIKES LEAD DISTRICT he 1985 86 Vlnes Sophomore Glrls volleyboll reom ployed onorher superlor seoson Wlrh o record of 8 2 they eoslly won flrsr In the dlsrrlcr Thls IS only Cooch Kung s second seo son wnrh Vines ond she hos produced rwo fune volleyboll reoms Sufferlng rwo losses borh of whlch ro Shepron rhey domlnor ed the courr ln every orh er gome Even ogolnsr JV reoms IO the dlsrrlcr rour nornenr the reorn mon oged ro pull off o second ploce rlrle Our success hos been due ro our hord work ond the TOTTTIIYIIISG orrnosphere broughr ro by Cooch Klng srore Louro Korvonen Th 1985 86 Sophomore v Ieyboll reom could n hove mode rhe sruden of Vines more proud S Lody VIISGS from Iefr ro right Cbock row? Jennifer Horrlson Anne KOTOSIC Mory Ann Woods Trocy Brock Kor Porlser Krlsren Kemp Cfronr row? Llso Jo Glodden Aimee Rorllff Louro Korvonen Kim Geiger Koren Mey Heorher Zorl-so Cboclsgroundb Debbie Truox Cooch Kung Y Y I v I . . . . . ' . . . H I - I I - . . U . - I . . . . ,. ' E iw T , S. 1 is 5 S W . . c Q 5 EM N X . gl 5 i 5 N SSE ge ' f ,sam 2 I 'l v ,,.. :Eg Sf? 5? Z ' ' I . I I I I I I X 1 I A 1 , . Jennifer Horrison owoirs on on- Aimee Rorliff makes 0 diving sove during the Clerk Korlo Porlser roi-:es Q breather dur- ing rhe Shepron gome. coming serve during practice, gome. ii 1985-86 Cooch King reoch GS the reom o new recnnique. Trocy Brock jumps up for o sloml Andrea Allen and Jill Jacobson ralls abour rne coming game It was a lot of fun because a bunch of my fnends were on the team and we came out on top. Me- lanie Sammons Shelly Irish gers ready ro hir me ball vv Laura Dawson lool-as on. 1 Z 2 Ki' 4 12 5 if is l J, F ' ' ,.-- S ,a i A . . R Q ' m n . is . - ' f i' ' ' . -T: A - um 'A I f . ,L is-3455533 Q It's such a blast tl people, my teammate and Coach Lynch cure 4 like a big family. Nl work hard, but it's wor it because everyone b comes so close. Jeni Bowling is 5 Lisa Perry prepares for a blocls. A few ream members srop for a picrure. Shelly Irish jumps up for o sove. i he Vines 1985-86 Freshmen Vol- leyboll Teom burst out of the loclser room with o lools of inten- sity on their foces. Eoch time hoving opponents ocross the court with o lit- tle chonce of winning for this Vines teom wos pre- pcired. With out-stonding record, the teom only LADIES hod one loss to Greenville. Eoch teom member worked hord. This is the reoson we were so suc- cessful this seoson. Not to mention oll the fun we enjoyed together, quoted Cooch Sheilo Lynch. This teom worlsed hord, shored good times ond hod on excellent seo- son. ' ,, , Z , , vt- , W? 5' ff, fl em 5 S A1 1, swf . , 1 1 Jrr rirr s 2 1 Y ,gg 7, az 1: M a t fi if nf 1 7 2' EW ,,lt 1 to r Libby Shopiro Shelley Irish. Second row 1 to r: Liso Kenney, Mel Sommons, Eileen VonSiclsle, Julie Bloclsburn, Jennifer Hoos, l Lindley Third row 1 to r: Cooch Lynch, Koren Hoppe, Liso Perry, Soro Moyfield, Debbie Nicolson, Drendo Estes, Kristen Folz. row 1 to r Louro Dowson, Jill Jocobson, Holly Newding, Jenny Bowling, Amy Keeler, Koro Dowson. 203 Left to right: Top Cooch Homm, Shonnon Voorhies, Borboro Gerke, Koro Lothrop, Jeff Monchee, Rick DeLoney, Bloine Gront, Elgin Kim, Bottom: Lindo Cummings, Chris Warner, Louro Brown, Seon Murphy, Jeff Vonwinckel, Scott Stein. .letf Monchee owoits on Yi ll A LOT CF LOVE he 1985-1986 V i n e s H i g h School Tennis Teom wos yet onother mork on the winning re- cord of the school. This yeor Vines ocquired o new heod cooch, Angelo Homm. Cooch Homm hod been working with the teom ond troining constontly with the bright orroy of 'othletest The proctice hos definitely mode the teom much im- proved ond oll of the hord work poid off! The teom worked diligently on swings ond strokes under her wotchful eye. The work is hord but ot our oge, we need the proper guidonce, quoted Seon Murphy. After losing Cooch McDoniel ond sev- erol good ployers, the teom's morol begon to decline, but the ployers quickly put thot behind them ond put their minds on winning. The teom wos composed of omple tolent ond skill ond oll it took wos the right cooch- ing .... The teom got olong well ond worked together os o truly com- petitive teom does. This yeor the teom performed exceptionolly well. .s .f ww-W' 4 E ,,cl Scott Stein swings ot Rick DeLoney's serve. sig . . . as . mming bon- Coach Hamm gives Linda Cummings a few rips. Blaine Grant demonsrrares his overhead srroke. wialw I 'Hi 7 Again AVVV, , K .,,,, Nj Tennis fakes 0 lot of hardwork and practice, but it's still o lot of fun. Lara Brown E ...s i g ! i Scorr Stein misses o hir from Rick DeLaney. Some members of rhe rennis team play around during practice. 205 L ro R: Cooch Propes, Honls Moore, Jon Psedwime, Sreve Hibbison, Tom Slfioppee, ond Brion Chrisrie. 0- ligfilw k M X .we 2.1 L ai.:-K f- -f '- ' ,. ,,r iii. , 'z 1. ii' .'-exif. Je. 211.9 s , Lb.,,:: fd.: f . fl- .- -2:.1fw,zf'm :iss-65:55 'WS A A iii .X-,. sssfr L ig-sm., ,- New -as ws-Qw1H..gzeig.eii ., !s.2egws--,ef - ...S ..,i.z.ssi?:.szs1Y ,,.i ,. E., S., .L , Q S . i.,fx:sQ.fi,ss.e.,..s,:...sl K K . 1 ii se. .V 1 X. . ...S ,. . ,. ,s,..msa.f.i.+ L -fr.. ifgsiaririfwf ,, f- .zfg5..y,yg,kw 'f1i,zi?seges1? , -s Ja .35 sg:.,..,- R iii: ' 22222559 mf. 5 siifiggl- ' ZSSEXH' , Q -:-,,..-: J 2 X Qi ,E Q, N gs. W S., - X.--Vx. . 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K 'Wi -Isl. .'fi :'ii:Sf':T1:Qi,':5S5Zj:: 'is .X .. ki 'f5,l95'15f?il. xii? .fi fg . ., - --M555 .f 1. 1, 1 33155 :fa .- ' YS gs. A 'T ' 5255 53? H wks. ,, X sri. 5 L ,, , . ww. ws .- . . Q gi 5 f- , A if fl' 'E E iff ' L? ill ' 2 .1 'L 1' 92' 5' 'fig f -s Q3 . .S ,. ... --'-- -J . ku.. X f ' ,.:'ffs.sfESv,gfsai'1sf2?:.?if Q i .. 1 E , fe 45335-:X .ifgff.s1'f ' K, ..,, . ' . .3 i K . .N ,..., .',- , -f -f ,. We , N nf' -I , ,,i,,m, W W. ' if 3,2 ank Moore and Jon Redwine listen contently for last minute instructions. e had a lot of fun out on the course, and we're successful due to hard work, quoted golf team mber Jon Piedvvine. This year 1985 86 Vines Golf Team had a y successful year. The team sists of Steve Hibbison, Hank ore Brion Christie, Tom Shop- and John Redvvine and are bched by Mike Ptopes. The team competed in many tourna- ments this yeor. At the Duncanville Junior Tournament at Stevens Park Golf Course, Steve Hibbison won second place with o score of 78. At the Plano Junior Varsity Tourna- ment held ot Los Rios Country Club, Brian Christie took 4th place and shot a score of 81. The golf team also attended many tournaments in the spring. One of the most important things I learned this year was sportsman- ship, and to give support to the rest of the team. Tom Shappee Jon Redwine and Hank Moore express their feelings about the golf team. 207 6 ,L X 1 1 3 X i eve Poce sporr. ' a MM gfiwmm Bpw TMA an 199 'MAH .az Ah M V E 2 is John Meskunos perfecrs new moves on Ken Rooch. Ken Psooch whirls oround ro rry ro surprise ond pin his opponent dowr' Wrestling PIN THEM DCWN n the eorly hours of the morning while most students were still or home finishing up their bowl of Wheoties, some of the reol chompions ot Vines were busy working out. The Vines Wrestling Teom, mode up of sopho- mores ond freshmen with on overoge weight of obout 138, tools their stupendous tolent ond strength ond worked hord to Ieorn new moves to defect their opponents ot oll costs. This yeor the wrestling teom hod to deol with new rules obout the different storting positions for eoch poir of wrestlers, so wrestling cooch Cooch Koeblse worlsed with eoch member until every move wos done correctly. Eoch wrestler hod to build up enough copobility to wrestle for o full six minutes, so ot every proctice session the troinees worlsed on their techniques ond enduronce. Becouse of greot dedicotion, the Vine Wrestling Teom held their heods high ond completed onother successful seoson with winning teom spirit ond pride. ,WM ,N- l l K Sli X, During on eorly morning workout, Mott Henson uses his strength to worm up. Tom Syverson struggles to releose himself from the tight grosp of his opponent. TAKING THE PLUNGE he key to success in any sport is hard work which is especially rrue in swimming. The 1985-86 Vines Swim- ming Team lsnows rhe meaning of hard worls as well as rhe meaning of success. Each day rhe swimmers go rhrough a very riring and strenuous worlsour by swimming numerous laps in rhe pool ro build endurance and speed, Ofren members of rhe ream are worlsed ro exhausrion, bur ir cerrainly has paid off. i'This is rhe besr group of swimmers I have ever seen ro come our of Vines, quored swimming ream's Coach Rainey. Each meer rhe ream showed a srrong personal pride and school spirir rhar gave rhem rhe edge ro win. Using rhis pride along wirh hard worls, the Vines Swim Team produced an awesome record ro be remembered. 55455 Vief Preparing for his morning worlsour, Nicholas Olivia swims a few enduring laps. R' i Ri L5 . , 1 fr . if '--Hi,E.ifiig1iss ff V 1' .sz-.i5 :-if it-Slggf -:Rifle r. 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Fronr row I-rg Moureen Copple, Lindsoy Morgon, Louro Spangler, Terry Hicks, Mil-me Noblerr. 211 FOURTH IN THE NATION y ualifying to compete in any notional championship is an honor reserved to a very few. However, for the past two years the girls on the sopho- more cheerleading squad have done just that. Competition for regional qualifications to the na- tional championship came in October, and the squad tools top honors competing against some 400 other cheerleaders for the right to represent a five- state area in Orlando, Florida in December for a chance at the national title. Competing against squads from all fifty states, the sophomores were named to the finals for the title after a preliminary judging that narrowed the category from forty-four squads to the top five in the nation. Competition for the title came early the next day, beginning at 7130 a.m. The Vines squad drew the first performance and executed beautifully. At noon the an- nouncements were made, and the Vines sophomore wallsed away with 4th Place in the nation. While ten of these girls were winning honors in Florida, another squad mem- ber was performing thousands of miles away in the Hula Bowl. Renee Loncar was selected during the summer camp of the National Cheerleaders Asso- ciation to perform along with other top cheerleaders. This honor is usually bestowed on graduating seniors, yet Renee was singled out for her abilities her sophomore year. In addi- tion to these honors, the squad swept the NCA summer camp by talsing five superior ribbons, the spirit sticls and the spirit award. The spirit award came from a balloting of all cheer- leaders at the camp and given to the squad those cheer- leaders most admired by all others. Also, the squad was a finalist for the Award of Excel- lence-again usually reserved for senior varsity squads. While bringing home the awards the squad managed to dazzle au- diences during pep rallies and cheer their teams onto victory during games. Members of the sophomore squad were Tiffany Dailey, Tina Drenlsus Chead cheerleaderb, Monique Baird, Kristin Dreyer, Jennie Brooks CmascotD, Denna Roolser, Lana Roberts, Anja Rahe, Renee Loncar, Danna Molsry and Kim Hamic. Congratulations, Con- gratulations ladies for a super, super year! l l l Lana ,Agn wat' 'Q , , ,km WM 1. 71' V UW W, Rahe, J ' The sophomore squad celebrates their regional victory with NCA official, Carol Wagers. Sophomore cheerleaders show their appreciation for the Going Band from Viking Land. The cheerleaders prepare to leave for regional compe- tition at Lake Highlands with encouragement from their friends. The most important thing about cheerlead- ing is that we have grown closer as a team and learned to love each other for who we are. -Kim Hamic ri .t.. , ..t,.t. , T -V My A A I W '33 Tigre' ' A, T . , i P, A iff gy J, 4,4 mv ' - f 'wx 4-, J'9v'-u-1- I , 4 ' , W'wfn.,M-www A ' 6 ' f W , --1 rf A - if f , wr ' 1 1917525 'H M if ,,W,.,,,g,f2iif . ,.,, T . , , 12. I, a T, W Q24 W7 'fill f , 7 .' , t me ,, , I W' f . ru, w w , 'ffiff , , 1 0 ,,.. , ,f , . -fit, f w e . . 4 3 ,. W ,,.. Q- ,, , an , , W 1 V - Y . 55,1 x . , - ,. W ---, rf V ,. fs, 4-fra - , f rw-.V M--N V vvf V up . f , , W . V '. Q -, ' ' . T I ' I K V , if mm ,..1f..:.1 H ,5 V' 'ftiivgigf H :fyk ' ' ' ' A. 01 V 4 kiwi ,,,-. ht Y T, -- ,.,,, ,.,f 7 - ,,.. :-1 r M , , V. ' A, ' ' 1 Vkrr , I 7 ' ' fwwmt - if .,,. ' V ' V ., ' , ' f ., ., .W . as ,. H .. .. , , , ,W W .. 7 K , tl T i t T i H ' 57'l 152g1,g,gfg ' . 5' T T ' ' I it ,g1gggzgtigs4f1.,j.isyn, 1' 5, 2' ' vw f--f WW Fl? an T 95V7 i':4f1ZLL'l?E5Y:H5F ,WW ' 'V T' fr W lM?L2W'f! la-'f ,g.f'j:,::5,',, ' aff' H'-Wfiliif r iilif fjfi. ' ', , 'tssifw' , vrgrr 7' Ama Rahe stands in front of her locker in a desert- ed hallway after a long practice. The squad gets down was 3 ,W s,, .t ,.,, W. A-,, ,.,,t 2 if ,,,, , ,, K ' A- ' ' xi ,. f it during a pep rally. From left to right back row: Kristin Dreyer, Lana Roberts, Danna Molsry, Renee Loncar, Anja Piahe, Kim Hamic and Monique Baird. Front row from left to right: Tina Brenlsus, Jennie Brooks, Tiffany Bailey ond Denna Psoolser. V Yfmggg X33 .. llm xl To me cheerleading means that no matter what hap- pens or what you do, there is always going to be some- Lana Roberts Kristin Dreyer, Tina Brenlsus and Anja Psahe sing the school song Joined in the Sophomore Circle with the Vilsettes. one special there for you. - sign. -H -. - ar' The cneerieoders get reody for rne Vikings ro run rhrougn rneir 'N-so s .. . 'Wwe 5 ' ir ., os 1 1 r ,if x ,.. . ,.,. is :EI , 1. fllfi -fkkikk ur Y' '::':'N's 'LA,- k we i 5 sit Q I' Y Lono Pioberrs, Monique Boird, Jennie Brooks, Kristin Dreyer ond Denno Piooker clown oround during rne norionol comperirion in Orlando. 2 Krisrin Dreyer Denno Rooker Kim Homic Lono A Pioberrs ond f Donno Moisry execure perfecr sror lifts. .-ami Bock row from lefr ro riglwr: Angelo McCosl4ill, Krisry Leibmon, Holly Cooper, Alyson Surliffe ond Tricio Grisonri, Fronr row from lefr rc righrz Melisso Hurson, Corrney Hoggord ond Korhy Compbell. The freshmon squod molses rhe besr of Iirrle spoce during o foorboll gome or Rice Field. Holly Cooper ond Angelo McCoslsill encourage eoch orher before o pep rolly Kristy Leibman Tricia Grisanti and Alyson Sutliffe tal-ze a breals SPIRITED FRosH ' A .5 -- - ' s ,C -sei :See s -: Q: in X 2 A '--'Mx 'S e y. ...uma-f Melissa Hutson accepts the NCA regional trophy from an NCA official. apturing fourteenth place in the nation was quite an accom- plishment for the 1985-86 fresh- men cheerleaders. After quali- fying at the regional try-outs in October, the squad practiced a new routine to use at the Na- tional competition in Orlando, Florida. However, the NCA Cisla- tional Cheerleading Associ- ation? Championship was not the only award this squad brought home to Vines. During the summer at the SMU cheer- leading camp, four excellent and one superior ribbons were won, Through all of the com- petitions, the Vines freshmen cheerleaders maintained an average of ten hours a weels outside of class time that was spent in making signs for games, attending and cheering at games and practicing. Spon- sor Jan Tillery said, These girls were so much fun to be around. They were polite to everyone as well as being ter- rifically responsible in the jobs that they were elected to per- form. They were a joy! The freshmen cheerleaders were Alyson Sutliffe, Tricia Grisanti, Cortney Haggard, Kristy Leib- man, Kathy Campbell, Holly Cooper, Angela McCasI4ill and Melissa Hutson. iz ,L .. ,. . , . fit '. ', T2 '- 2. !,V, 1 2154- ,, Hu -' f H i I , , . M -. ,Q A V, 'ii Mix ' - -.,, . , f .T i es it f ig A -San Scutliffe, Kathy Cagfip ell aag icia 5512, ,f, -, rj I f-L 'Jr VVV, ,f f , 1 ' it Grisanti' in a e Kali routinef' ' 773' ' 'tra' , c , , it W--, . Front row left to right. Tracy Hiclss, Samantha Green, Jennifer Shafer, Holly Niebergall, Jill Holmes, row two-Dawn Costilow, Ali Theriau Allyson Hopper, row three-Michelle Pope, Janice Ellis, Lisa Strenger, Kristen Smollsa, Amy Teufel, Tamra Boyd, Rachel Cain, Arr Wimpey, Ashley Thompson, Jennifer Hudnall, Traci Collelti, Dena Thompson, Kelly Hilliard, Allison Merrill, Teri Paulson, row four-Ril Garner, Crissy Hanser, Tanya Green, Melissa Moore, Jenny Daniel, Angela Thompson, Alicia Burns, Kim VanderArls, Lynn Hargravi Stacy VanDermeer, Ginger Gaodsell, Amiee Herrington, Julie Hager, row five-Jenny Ward, Nicole Blaslse, Missy Mayhew, Jennni Reeves, Cory Brame, Julie McFarland, Kelly Tisdale, Jennifer Deaton, Blair Bowen, Camille Showalter, Kristin Peterson, Ashley Pteesi row six-Gogi Dux, Anne Katosic, Diane Wing, Cheryl Miserals, Melissa Murray, Amy Drannan, Keitha Psadlse, Tracey Koth, Dawn Cristi Jennifer Mowery. VIKETTES - LCDCDKING GOCDDP! his summer the Vikette Officers, Captain Jennifer Shafer and Lieutenants Jill Holmes, Holly Nieborgall and Samantha Green, at- tended Drill Team camp at S.M.U. They received a division I rating in dance and choreography as well as a special award on cre- ative night. Captain Jenni- fer Shafer and Lieutenant Holly Niebergall received additional distinction of be- ing selected to the All American Drill Team Sauad as well as being elected to the Who's Who Squad. The All- Americans performed at a world-class soccer game in Mexico City during Christmas vacation at the invitation of the Mexican Government. Holly Nie- bergall was named Out- standing Girl. ln July, the Vilsette line members attended camp at S.M.U. and came home with many awards. They also received a Division l rating in dance and marching. While at this camp, Lieutenants Jill Holmes and Samantha Green and linesman Amy Wimpey, were nominat- ed for the Who's Who Squad. The girls in the Who's Who Squad spent Thanksgiving weelsend at the Hyatt Regency in Dal- las and performed at a Dallas Mavericl-as game. Their success comes from their hard worls and the direction of Miss Dai not to mention Miss Da and the officers spendin many hours after schoi malsing up the routine The best part of the V lsettes is that they wot together as a unit, an each member is impo tant to their success. Th 1985-86 Vilsettes prove that Vines has the be: drill team. The Viketres come ro their finale during their performance or rhe The Vilserres prepare for the beginning of the game. Pearce game. Qs .9 ' s s v vas: iiee f s E s f- U The most important thing about Wkettes is the friends that you make. - Jennifer Shafer, Captain. Amiee Herringron and Krisrin Pererson work on their rourine as Miss Day looks on. The Vikerres enrerroin the srudenr body during rne Vines!Clorls pep rolly. High-leiclsing sryle is demonsrrored by rne Vilserfe during nolf-time. - Q K' - KLLL L . 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L ,L WWLLML L We 3 To ---- AL-'X Q L, L :,.. --, NWS ik. y,Y,,i: L A Ay.. ,, , 6 ' 'fE'1' ' ' 7: - E3 . . egress-Ev'lfsi-Kffg,,-gL:'--so sg Lz f l, - L y ' - L L:L .: w 5' Q, e l by L y y QQASQ:iii5 9'f5':'s7Q:l5f3f55f7??Sifl51f'?gig :fl L N5 V f 9skf37ff : '7' ,,5 Eff1i.fi?? 'n',EEQY: - mmf-X:1 Q ix L -L Q LL L L LL l 1 -- 1 M ...Ww,. 'xflwLL' . ' .L M -H - -' , LL L... 7 Julie Hogor ond Jennifer Deofon donce! gome, Preporing for o group picrure, rhe Vileerres ger rogerner before rne Vines!Shepron The Vilserres gorher for rhe Janice Ellis Amy Wimpey Tomro Boyd ond Kristen Smollso perform on exciring new rourihe. usoph circle. X i'T I V WW.W,,W, losr f The Vikerres molse Iosr minute prepororions for rhe The Vilserre monogers: I ro r-Rilso Gomer, Ashley Reece, Teri Poulsoh ond pep rolly, Michelle Pope. 221 Frosh Drill Team Vines Freshmen Drill Team members pay close attention to the WI IA I A C instructions of their director, Ms, Freeman. I he 1985-86 Vines Freshman Drill Team strived to become Vikettes. Each Day they worked hard to perfect the basic funda- mentals involved in being a Vikette. They worked on such things as march- ing, strutting, and kicking. Our main goal this year is to prepare ourselves for the difficult task of being a Vikette, stated one of the drill team members. This is not a performing group but they do per- form once at a Freshman Basketball game. The most important thing to these girls is mastering the skills required in being a future Vikette. E Front row left to right, Kristin Wright, Susan Chapman, Danielle Warren, Shea Foster, Kara McLemore, Krista Benedetto Karen Simmons, Erin McBee, Jill Hunter, Tricia Roth, Anne Marie Chard, Jennifer Vencevich and Angela Martin, second row: Linda Mitchell, Wendy Williams, Carolyn Hartman, Shelley Walker, Michelle Dunn, Jennifer Benton, Amy Jewett, Jenny Raljohns, Carrie Brummett, Shelley Irish, Chrissy Emerson, Rachel Buckner, Cindy VanDermeer, and Shannon Vincent, third row, Erika Gustorson, Heather Allison, Christi Olsen, Alicia Burleson, Lesli Wilson, Holly Phillips, Erin Hanafy, Amanda Lindley, Melissa Janovy, Jennifer Griffin, Kathleen Bell, Susan Bulthuis, Natalie Taylor and Melissa Ruby, fourth row, Krista Hurtado, Becky Brown, Susan Franklin, Julie Grayson, Kelly Lambert, D'anna Gray, Kara Walker, Sheena Laramore, Amy Redden, Jill Callahan, Keri Hamos and Ann Potts, fifth row, Nona Matzen, Lee Reed, Laurie Kline, Wendy Walton, Jennifer McComic, Holly Newding, Cindy Strom, Kelly Garth, Lori Jackson and Kirsten Nelson, sixth row: Sarah Weekes, Monica Dickey, Keri Robinson, Audra Cobb, Lara Ellis, Michelle Wheeler, Greta Kerwin and Nikki Cunningham. 222 Kristen Wright ond Donielle Worren dernonstrote their incredible flexibility during worm-ups. '55 2 Jennifer Benton extends Q bond to one of the teorn members who just connot quite get the energy to get off the floor. Jennifer McComic nos ner own privote tug-o-wor with Holly Newcling during stretching exercises. WW? all-R , Oi? - PM -1. Alicio Burleson, Christi Olsen ond Heother Allison perfect the Plono drill teom line morch. 22 GCING THE DISTANCE he 1985-66 Boys' Cross Country ream members from Vines ran ahead of rhe pack The members of rhis year's ream included: Kirk Gillefre, Larry Jackson, Paul Seelers and Karl Swierenga. They were coached by Rog- er Taylor. This year rhe ream compered in eighr races againsr schools such as Lake Highlands, Highland Park, P.E.S.H, and J. J. Pearce. The races rook place in differenr parks around rhe Merroplex. Each race consisred of a rhree mile run wifh as many as 150 comperirors. The Junior Varsiry runners were able ro rake Firsr Place ar rhe Arlingron lnvirarionol and rhe Jesuir lnvirarional. They also rook Second Place in rhe Plano lnvirarional and rhe J. J. Pearce lnvira- rional. Karl Swierenga was undefeared in disrricr comperirion and won rhe Disrricr Meer, buf he was unable ro compere in regional comperirion be- cause he was a sophomore. Sophomores are nor allowed ro compere in regional or srare competi- rion. The Cross Counrry ream ended rhe season successfully and are already looking forward ro nexr year's comperirion an rhe junior level. F '3 14.3 Larry Jackson looks ahead ro see when ro begin his sprinr Karl Swierenga comes over rhe hill way our in fronr of rhe pack Korl Swierengo leods the runners os he heods uphill. A00 fhGy'I'e Off! LA Korl Swlerengo ond Poul Sellers find rheir spor among the runners Lorry Joclason follows in srep during rhe roce. os the roce begins. ' Paul Sellers ond Larry Jod-1soQ spHnr1rowordL rne finish-lines l -iii fi' 321 ' ?' 2 G ff' Y , W MX T ,,.,,X L... .e N 'M 3 4 Q i .- , I Y 1 , X ii X The Pride Of Being 4751 Trey McLeon worms up before rhe game Mork Avery rounds 3rd bose on his woy ro home. Brion Coonfield strikes our on opponenr. HCDME RUNS AND FAST PITCHES 'ess .erik - Hfgiqgl f as -- ,. aj K if :ff'1f11i.52?i:: Zia asain U no .Ai ,.....: ,I , N i,.'l,,,Y limes' pal Ieqmgochangedrdsgs- Qtricte by defeating the g g Plano JV' time, Also winning rheir srsss g second game, the reafnfdefinirely loolss for the rest of rlfwefseason wirn hopes of a successful season. David Hughes prepares ro rhrow a fasrbalI, Troy Henson sers up a bunr. Mark Avery swings ar an oncoming ball. . Steven Poce whips-up on his opponent. mmm THE SPIRIT OF BEING The cheerleaders perform rheir finole or the . I if lost pep rolly. ? .. 7' . 55' 2. . - . 1 . ,1 1 '- sg ,N- M A, 'Q 'ego - y,.:,:41,. 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VINES: THE NAME LIVES ON ines High School, the second ninth and tenth grade school built in the Plono Independent School District, wos nomed offer ond built on Iond formerly owned by Williom Aso Vines. lvlr. Vines wos d very successful former who concerned himself in motters of the community to os- sure good schools for the children of Plono. Born lVloy 6, 4853 in the smdll town of Troy, Alobomo, lvlr. Vines moved to Texos ond before purchosing Iond west of Plono, worked hord for severol yeors os o wogon troin driver ond form hond. ln 4877, lVlr. Vines morried Mortho Glover, o widow, ond hod three sons, Robert W., Chesley D., ond Wiliom Asc, Jr. lVlr. Vines served os director of the Plono Q ,,,..,...,.., .. . if.. .. is ' Lszsf- .'.. ' - ' is xnxx .Q - S NK XR If . s x dwg We s x snggw 5 9 s A-,e 1 . S , ' , - ,,,. ,X 3 .- . 2 , Ncitionol Bonk for thiry yeors. He olso wos o chorter member of the Plono lVlosonic Lodge ond olso served os lVloster. ln 4934, Mr. Vines wos so populor, he wos listed in the guide Who's Who in Texas. After living ci long ond rewording life, lvlr. Vines died on June 30, 4929, but his nome will live on representing the fine institution of Vines High School. lisif. ,........,.... ,...... .., .ss . .'e' 9, .,,. .Q 3 ' , .. ..... , mm S W.A. who'? remorks d wedry Steve Molo. The cornerstone of the building reflects its nome- soke. The Plano Daily Sfar-Cou- rier reporTs on The dedi- T- T caTion cerimonies aT - .- S 3 .-ss. . , , s--is - ss- -- -- ., - ss s- Q, , T- - -- .-----1-2, si.S-agus---,-5-1 -,-Q.-oi. --.1 51. K: .M -5 fs Y -.. - -2- .sf - . f- Q 2 . - - - - --.-ups --sy --sf-si--,- ki .. s . -, s. sv- . I v . . V ss g M ,. r ' - T- - - X s - ,,,, ,,. 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The beginning of The ceremony broughT a musical prelude per- formed by The firsT Viking band led by lVlr. Jerry Finnell who is sTiIl wiTh The band Today. AfTer- wards, The ROTC lead everyone in The pledge of allegiance To The flag. Third, Then-presi- denT of The school board, RuTIedge Hag- gard, welcomed every- one To The special oc- casion followed by a school greeTing from sTudenT council presi- denT Debbie Epp. The firsT principal of Vines, lVlr. KeiTh Sockwell, inTro- duced each guesT To The awaiTing audience before more beauTiful music was made by The choir led by direcTor DeWayne McCullough. Because of The dedi- caTion of The school To William Asa Vines, The Vines family, represenT- ed by RoberT A. Vines, sTood To make a pre- senTaTion To The school. Finally, addiTional com- menTs were made by Mr. Sockwell before ev- eryone joined in To sing along wiTh The choir and band for The Alma MaTer of Vines. l, , ..'T1 . 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THOSE WERE THE DAYS 1 A ', 1 '-,' LL1 ,', 1 ff? L'E,', 2 4 . ' . E EE 4 Q EEE , iff if 5 if ' f if ,,,,.. , 5' T I V ., K, , 2 Z' ' gg, if V 1, V' f f s ,Q Q if S - '- i 1. ze 1 2- nge, . wi, -ll 4 f .w ' . 5 4. A ,, L.'1,, ,, 4,.4 .. .,g. . .,,.,,v,- .,,,,, , ,,,..,. . H -'-' ' J I I , ,,,, 7' T' LE -. ' hose were The days. ThaT phrase can mean many differenT Things To many differenT people. When ou generafion Thinks back over The pasT Ten years during which Vines High School has flourished as a high school, many inTena- Tional evenTs have occurred we will never forgeT. Who can ever forgeT some of The wild evenTs and fads which marked The sevenTies'? ' ln The enTerTainmenT indusTry, Bee Gees were in wiTh The largesT selling album of 4978 from The hiT movie SaTurday NighT Fever . ThaT film along wiTh The popular film Grease made acTor John TravolTa a household name. The movie STar Wars sTarTed a new revoluTion in dazzeling spe- cial effecfs. ln music, The Bee Gees' broTher Andy Gibb was one famous Teen idol wiTh The number one hiT Shadow Dancing . Television made hisTory wiTh shows like All in The Family and Soap which delT wiTh l 1 i i li 5 5 A 2 i l G T E subjecTs never before delT wiTh on Televi- sion, and popular book characfers Nancy Drew and The Hardy Boys were broughT To life for a shorT lived series sTarring Shawn Cassidy, Parker STevenson and Pamela Sue lvlarTin. IT also seems hard To believe ThaT The Iran hosTage siTuaTion happened over seven long years ago. AyaTollah Khomeini re- Turned To lran To develop an Islamic repub- lic, EgypT and Israel signed a fromal peace TreaTy on March 26, 4979, and, abouT ThaT Time, a major nuclear accidenT occurred aT The Three Mile Island Power PlanT when a bubble was discovered in The fuel rods of The reacTor. ln The wide world of sporTs, Bruce Jenner won The decaThlon for The U.S. in The 4976 Olympics, and The Dallas Cowboys were defeaTed in Superbowl Xlll by The PiTTsburg STeelers. i 3 THE WCRLD 0F THE '80'S he 1980's have also been witness to many eye- catching events. ln July of 4984, for example, the entire world watched as Lady Diana Spencer wed future king of Eng- land, Charles lvIountbattan-Wind- sor, at St. Paul's Cathedral in Lon- don. John Hinkley, Jr. tried to as- sassinate President Ronald Rea- gan. Over in Rome, Pope John A Paul ll was shot in the hand. Amer- ica also came close to having the first woman vice-president when Geraldine Ferarro ran with Demo- cratAWalter Mondale in the 4984 election. The film industry brought Wolf- gang Amadeus' life to the screen in the award winning Ama- deus . Television saw the return of Bill Cosby in The Cosby Show . VCR's gained popularity in the homes, and video-rental be- came a flourishing business. Many 2 Mrs. Dreyer played the big, bad wolf in years past. if . W z 4' A A .T 17 5 7 ' ns .z .:f',gV4i,g :A 'J 'I I ' '5,J1E,,1.-' 1 .. L 5555.252 , 91 A .ml .gm V A V I I ? it beloved actors and actresses of the past lost their lives in the eighties. Princess Grace of Mon- cao Qformerly Grace Kellyy was killed in a car accident. Henry Fonda, Rock Hudson, and Orson Welles all passed away. The 4980's have also show ad- vanced technology being put to good and bad use. The good news was that Barney Clark was the first recipient of the world's first artificial heart. The bad news was that 4985 was the worst year for air travel what with hljackings and destructive crashes ending the lives of many passengers. Although the past decade held various happy and tragic times for many, the future years many of us live and learn through will also carry many interesting memories that will only seem to be scattered bits of trivia to fu- ture generations. -i i 5, if if Pw...i...f51:.f. i f.. -N 579 . K fr .M . .. f - C i1A1fQ5l .Fif?fiW--'iii-S if--ws -.wa-!z.'L ' 5'.s l xv- . 1 we . 1 1: l -L11 gif - .1-1 . .fir fe. V -.... .... M, 5 iff. iv5f'Uws fvflgwzeiilzgiawzs f:'s1'Kv2 3 ,if-4fife:f1v21f 'Q if T Pie in the face of the police in a past pep rally. YEA, Mrs. Wolkupl GO, Mrs. Harrison! Bulldlng Vines' Foundation PAYING THEIR DUE elng aT Vlnes for Ten years IS no small accompIlshmenT Several faculTy members have been here slnce The doors flrsT opened Some have moved lnTo dlfferenT poslTlons and some are sTlll lmparTlng Thelr parTlcular knowledge To classes of Vlklngs Mr Walker was an AsslsTanT Prlnclpal He now lS The Prlnclpal of Vlnes Mr SmlTh once served hls Tlme ID The maTh classroom whlle now he commands The posT of AsslsTanT Prlnclpal ln charge of currlculum Mrs Means began as an lnsTrucTor ln The speclal educa Tron area and afTer compleTlng her famlly reTurned To Vlnes To become DeparTmenT Head Mrs Means was also selecTed To re presenT Vlnes as Teacher of The Year one of Those Teh years of service Mrs Walkup flrsT TaughT ln The hlsTory deparTmenT Then added sponsorshlp of The Honor SocleTy To her duTles LasT year Mrs Walkup Took The relns of The hlsTory deparTmenT ln hand and be came :Ts DeparTmenT Head Mr Flnnell began The award wlhnlng Golng Band from Vlklng Land and sTlll leads IT alThough wlTh enroll menT galns he has added asslsTanTs Mrs Duke and Mrs Harrlson also have puT ln Thelr dues for Ten years aT Vlnes Mrs Duke has TaughT LaTln and hlsTory and sponsored The LaTln Club She also has had The honor of Teacher of The Year Mrs Duke IS presenTly very acTlve ID The Teacher supporT assoclaTlon of The Texas EducaTlonal Agency an affllaTe of The NaTlonal EducaTlonal Agency Mrs Harrl son has TaughT ID The maTh deparTmenT flrsT as an lnsTrucTor and ID more recenT years become DeparTmenT Head CerTalnly Ten years of Teachlng IS an accompllshmenT and among These Vlnes personnel There are more Than 'IOO years of experlence ln an age where Teachers are so seldomly Thanked for Thelr conTrlbuTlons and compensaTed jusTly for Thelr work IT IS somewhaT flTTlng To honor These Teachers and admlnlsTraTors ln Thelr efforTs and endeavors To educaTe The youTh of The communlTy and mosT especlally for belng Those bulldlng blocks ThaT have enabled Vlnes To recognlzed as an ouTsTandlng school - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 xx - 1 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 TEACHERS FUR TEN: BETTY DUKE s. Duke is just one of several Teachers ThaT has been Teaching aT Vines High School since iTs open in 4976, and she says she's glad To be here. Back in 4976, The Plano inde- pendenT School DisTricT was looking for a LaTin Teacher To Teach aT The new Vines High School, and Ms. Duke, who Then TaughT in lVlcKinney, wanTed To be The one They found. Because of The excellenT repuTaTion of The P.l.S.D. proceeding iT, Ms. Duke arranged an inTerview and, wiThin one week, had been hired as The new LaTin Teacher of Vines. Things aT Vines are now much differenT Than when The school firsT opened. lVls. Duke explained ThaT The sTudenTs have changed a greaT deal and have been much nicer The pasT few years Than in The beginning. The sTudenTs also show much more school spiriT. ln The firsT few years, kids TreaTed Vines as more of a sTepping sTone To The Senior High, buT lVlrs. Duke parTicipaTes in one of The fads of Tele- phone-booTh-sTuffing. now The people parTicipaTe in school acTiviTies and exhibiT pride by Taking care of Their school. One such example is The way The sTudenTs Take pride in The appearance of Vines. For years, vandalism hasn'T been a problem, and This year The sTudenTs have been keeping The cafeferia cleaner aTTer lunch and hallways clear of Trash afTer school. Vines is unique and special To Ms. Duke because of The sTudenTs. Vines sTudenTs always score The highesT on TABS TesTing given To The freshman class. Vines also has one of The highesT aTTendance re- cords in The area showing ThaT sTudenTs are willing To learn and appreciaTe Vines being here To Teach Them. For The pasT Ten years, Vines has been here wiTh wonderful Teachers like lVls. Duke waTching The growTh and changes in The school, and hopefully Vines and lvls. Duke are here for many more years To come. g. is gl 2 ?i PresenT-day lVlrs. Duke, who we all know and love. Ti ficfk ix, 1 . si . 1 gn - L Q Tie.-.J ' 0 ' .Q if if'P !---fr: .xv -.. wiv: ' ..r 4 --., .W 5- If ,. ,x M ,A-,.,,f N XI.,liAI,I ecording The Years he best way To re- member your pasT school years is Through The purchase of a yearbook. Yearbooks say a loT by using words and picTures which Tell all ThaT happened in ThaT school year. Yearbooks show The people CsTudenTs and fac- ulTyj, The places Cpep ral- lies, sporTs evenTs, class- roomsy, and The evenTs Csocials, fooTball gamesj ThaT make a parTicular year sTand ouT and shine from all The resT. Vines High School has puT ouT a yearbook every year since The firsT. ln The begin- ning, The yearbook was Ti- Tlecl The Valhalla which is The name for The large Vi- king ships. The nexT year The name was changed To The Odyssey which repre- senTs The Trip home. Each separaTe yearbook has a cenTral Theme which brings all The secTions of The book TogeTher wiTh one message. The pasT Themes for The yearbooks sTarTing wiTh The firsT one in 4977 are Friendship and Memories. The Odyssey has a clifferenT inTerpreTa- Tion for everyone, Over The Rainbow, New Places, New Faces, Newspaper, Ad- venTures. The Odyssey, Space and lT's All in The Way You Look aT IT. So, because of The memories of The yearbook capTures iT all iT shows and says, iT really does serve a purpose oTher Than To jusT enTerTain wiTh piThy cap- Tions and horrible canaids Taken when leasT expecT- ed. 237 g i f 3 fi sail g ' . T 5, .H . 1 - f - .,: L 5 c Q. Sports Review n The year 1976, Vines sTarTed sTrong in sports. Cooch Jon Crew led A5 sTorTing sophomores inTo 40 gomes, A of which were won, 5 were losT, ond 4 wds Tied. The frosh Tedm ended Their '76 seoson wiTh 8 wins ond only 2 losses. BoTh boy soph ond frosh boskeTboll Tedms were led To defeoT 26 oTher Tedms To win Two TournomenTs. AnoTher winning Teom of The 4976-77 school yeor wos The Vines girls' volleyboll Teom who won 8 ouT of 40 gornes ond wenT on To Toke firsT ploce in The Pldno Tourndr'nenT. The efforT mode by Vines sporTs ployers in 4977 wds dll worTh iT in o soph record of 4-4-4. Once ogoin frosh hod dn excellenT fooTbdll seoson wiTh on 8-3 ploying re- cord. The freshmdn girls' boskeTboll A Teorn hdd o 40-5 disTricT sTonding ond pldced firsT in The Plono 9Th Grode Tourno- rnenT. STdrTing off The 4978 yedr wiTh on 8-2 record, The soph fooTbdll Teom scored o ToTol of 208 poinTs ogdinsT compeTi- Tors. This yedr The Vines golf Tedm pldced in The Top Ten of Their disTricT, ond Tennis showed o win- ning sTredk wiTh o record of 406-60. Due To bod weoTher, The Trock Tedm only goT To compeTe in four meeTs, buT despiTe lirniTed compeTiTion, The Teom won The ciTy rneeT ond gdined o vdluoble experience. Members Of CJ 4979 bC1SkeTbGII Teom. Y T The beginning of The decade, The - sophomore fooT- boil Teom sTood 6-3 while The freshmon HA Teom worked hord for Their 7-3 gdme ToTol. The sopho- more girls' volleypoll Teom spiked up The yeor wiTh o seoson record of 42-6 ond d second ploce Tro- phy in The G-rdnd Proirie TourndmenT. Winners of The 4983 yeor in sporTs include The Vines boseboll Teom which hod four wins, ond only suffered Three losses. The Tennis Teom wiTh eighT T ' 1 ,.l' f .r 2-.Q T 'il :f-- 3, ' ,'- ' 1 - -:gl -, Ez' ,., , 3 1 LT 9 T li m - ,f, if f 3 T T Y x -4 T f 4si',l r 4 lll 'Tiff-T, f3l'2wz-5 - , if fi , , ,ysrwmx l'fr.i 5Q?s.Ef?L1 ,5r5Mwz?, 9 5 ri 4. 9 521 ll rfamsffi , , fl f'2-,Wi T .9?.,:f'? fffmfrafzz, if:-limi' ?'zi?fm:1z, 23.9 :T Q M ' l l , , , ,.f,a.- , ,s T T T Bw: Dm! rifspfzqwr his evzperz skifl' as he fzwdfes Vines Trock Teom of five yeors dgo. A WINNING PAST wins ond no losses, ond The Vines soccer Teom wiTh o finol seoson record of 8-2-4 ond The disTricT TiTle. The sophomore Vi- kings foofboll Teom hod dn excellenT seoson wlTh eighf wins, one loss, ond The honor of being DisTricT Chomps. The 4983-84 fooTboll seoson wos definiTely one of ochieved gools. The sophomore fooTboll Teom finished wiTh on ouTsTdnd- ing record of 9-O-4. IT wos Vines besf since The 4984- 82 Teom wos olso unde- feoTed. The boys sopho- more boskefboll Teom scoreboord shows d finol record of 20-7, whereos The girls sophomore bds- kefboll Teom showed o seosondl record of 43-3. When 4985 rolled oround, hord Troining helped The Viking Sophs win ci fooTbdll seoson of A-3-4. The boys freshmon boskeTboll HA Teom hod o winning 42-5 seoson. The wresfling Teoms 7-6-4 record wos ochieved. All in dll, The posT Ten yedrs in Vines High School sporTs hisTory shows hord work, dedicofed dThleTes, ond excellenT Teom spiriT ond pride from dll. 239 l Selection ot those students comprlslng the Super- Iative Sectlon ol the yearbook ls an honor bes- towed upon them by the student body as well as the faculty. These students are honored for thelr contributions to Vlnes In areas ranglng from aca- demlcs to sports. Whatever the area, these stu- dents are well-respected by thelr fellow class- mates and teachers allke. Congratulations to these students on this accomplishment and hon- or. SUPERLATIVE PHOTOS BY GARY BARNES David Procyk Mr. Vines 1985-86 WW Kristin Dreyer Miss vines 19as-so 2af WA 4 1 ii! if igwnvfn dgygeififii? we ,ff V ge gk Wi? fi Q64 p A F f ,-Cty Ai 1 'ff ei, 5-w -fb P' fig, I Z f s ., .,,. ,W Q? fi 1 fr v 5: veg.. vii is we 'ff' 42,5- w'Ef '5,. ,P 5 w, 11 K if 5 Q ,M 9 ' 5 dk 1 fag 5 K if Q 4 3 5 , M 'f K ' 'xi ?E4f 'f !i'JEQi 'R , V J fi. 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W, ws '-I is f SUPER SDPHS Y :rom left to right: Lana Roberts, Kevin Ford, Tracy Hicks, Kevin Kennedy, Amy Wimpey and seated in trontj Darin Lyons. 245 X SUPER SOPHS A , '-:A: rsl gl 4 f f From leff fo righf: Kim Hamic, Chris Peferie, Tiffany Balley, Qseafedj Craig Jeffrles, JoJe Shankle and Melissa Murray. 246 SUPER SQPHS ve From lefi to right: Leo Tang, Denna Rocker, Mah Kershaw, Anja Rahe and Lance Blackburn NOT PICTURED: Jennifer Shafer. 247 SUPER SOPHS E i Z From lefl lo righl: Monique Baird, Joe Gill, Holly Niebergall, Qsealedj Proctor and Qsealedj Barry Millender. 248 l.Cl'lCe SUPER SOPHS 1 ga gi ' fl. , . Wi - :S ' U i fili, L 33. 15? ' From left to right: Rachael Easton, Jeff Slringer, Raymon Merrill and Qsealed in middle, Cheryl Miserak. Tom Waidzunas, Alllson 249 SUPER SQPHS From left to rlghl: Bobby Slano, Qsealedj Blair Bowen, Qsfondingj Jennifer Hudnall, Qsealedl Alicia Burns, Joey Gressett and Greg Horne. 250 SUPER FRosH Standlng from left to right: Rafael Tavarez, Mlke Young, Alyson Sutllffe and Lee Langle Seated from left to rlght: Trlola Grlsantl and Chrissy Emerson. 251 Y SUPER FROSH Standing from left to right: Kristy Leibman, Jason Denton and Cortney Haggard. Sealtec from left to right: Regan Rawlinson, Lori Masterson and Sean Murphy. 252 SUPER FRCSH From left to right: Melissa Hulson, Brad DeJean, Angela Mccaskill, Bruce Vanderven, Holly Cooper and Qkneelingj Jimmy Strong. 253 SUPER FRQSH From Iett to right: Jenny Bowling, J.J. Vasquez, Lisa Perry, Richard Proctor, Kathy Camplbell and Qseated in trontj Scott Brewer. 254 suren Fnosn From left to right: Lucia Snltzer, Kelly Lamberl, Ron Landen, Laurie Kline and Qkneellngj Chad Kuesler. NOT PICTURED: Ronald Boogie Nixon. 255 Farrell, 'jimmy p. 74 Easton, Rachael p. 74, 146, 161, 172 Eaton, Karl P. p. 74, 113 Ehrig, Cynthia p. 74, 145 Ellis, Janice p. 74, 218, 221 Erickson, Kevin p. 74, 145, 179 Eshbaugh, Tim p. 74 Eshelman, Nathan p. 74 Eubanks, Kevin p. 74 f -f . 27:51 P- 74 iiiifiafiiias, David p. 74 Fay, David p. 74, 170 Feagley,fQBrad p. 75 Ferry, Michael p. 75 Ferson, Suzi p. 7,5 ,,-. ,Qg5j,i! Findleywgghristi 1pifi7,'5 ii ' iv. 75 Fibre? ,l'f Heather p. 75 Floyd, Kevin p. 75 Bland. Doug p. 68 cokeiy, Mike p. 71, 184 sophomores Blfwkei Nicole D- 687 218 coiieiii, Traci p. 71, 136, 218 Blood. Brian D- 68. 184 Collier, James p. 71, 145 30911316 EUPA 68 Collura, Jerome p. 71 Borman, Trisha p. 68 Commgn, Chris p, 71 B0'f1'3UXi D? 1eV1e D. 68 Cone, Mary Beth p. 71, 145 Bowen, Blair p. 68, 170, 172, Cook, Juli p, 71, 157, 159 218 I I Cooley, Rick p. 71, 176 Boyd Meridith D- 68 coorifieid, Brian p. 71 Boyd, Tamra p. 68, 218, 221 Corley, Kim p, 71 BV-9dYi Clint P. 68, Cornforth, Megan p. 72, 148 Bradford, Bfett D. 68, 145 Cortez, I-Qglie p. 72, 162 Bfamei Cory D- 687 218 cosiaiio, Rake p. 72 Bfaflfi Mark P- 69 Costilow, Dawn p. 72, 161, Brasher, Chris p. 69, 180 170, 213 7 2 Brer1kuS.Tinf1 D- 69, 137, 7 . CQ.Y9lTt,VhCi'U'iS p. 72, 137 ,.,.. ,.., 7 1 . 1, 1 , , Q A 17052121 213.214 12157 cowin1:7ehrisxine.,7Q, 72, 7 , ., i..1, ,7V,,71,1V..7,7. , Brewer, Molly p, 69 7 1 - i,,,, ,1,52.-154' 155i Abel, Shannon'pg166,,i.715O,, 1 Brock. 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Marc D- 69 1 145 Bruenning, Greg p. 69 , Andrews, Dan p. 66, 176 Apligian, Carolynn p. 66 Ariza, Stanley p. 66, 145 Augustus, Angie p. 66 Avirett, Andy p. 66, 113 ii' Brummett, Camie p. 69 Bryan, Lisa p. 69, 184 7 Bucaram, Christopher p.7769, Bueitianan, Wendy p. 69 Bijchh olz, Judy p. 69 V2 .sisfm ..7i7 . . 7 ii Ford, Kevin p. 75,' 170, 180,., 1 1 87 Forsberg, Chad p. 75, 154 Francis, Scott p. 75, 184 Fraueriheim, Wendy p. 75, 1452 172 54' 7, .21 ,,,. Bauman Stacey p 70 V Freeman, Matthew p. 75, . . 1 , - 180.1 192 Julie p. 70, 161, 28 Danforth Cole p 72 161 . .i..s 1. - 1 . liii 1 iilf we i11.i iii iiiil D- 70 .... ,..2. ,,,, ii. 7C 21 ,.,, ,5 ,ii,:f ,'i,f'ii. - 's7'i.1.fi711:,! i,',,' -1 71,,ii ., 176,77 .'-f if . . 1 T MQ ,ii' f iifs 1 iii 1i.r 117 iiii iiiiii iii iii . A iti iri r .2 ir . ,. 1 .,.. .,.... iiil TTT 1i,l liiii 77ii,i 1 ilii Defviei ssi G2fyfPl?.v73i 7 A it S .,,. 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Jefffy p. 75. 210, Barker, Todd p. 67 Callaway, Robert p. 70, 145 D'Ck9 '5Of1i -11111 D- 73 7 ii 2111 Barker, Tommyp. 67, 167, 184 i Barrett, Jason p. 67 Bartley, Jody p. 67, 153 Barton, David p. 67 Batchelor, Jolynn p. 67 Bayless, Rip p. 67, 184 Bealke, Joe p. 67 Beckman, Joel p. 67 Ben, Biii p. 67 Bennett, Elizabeth p. 67 Bennett, Jeff p. 67, 181 Bennett, Jimmy p. 67 Bennett, Stacy p. 67 Bertram, Troy p. 67 Berg, Joel p. 68 Berger, Kim p. 68 Bergin, Scott p. 68 Besanceney, Danny p. 68, 174 Bird, Jason p. 68 Bishop, Mike p. 68, 157, 159 Blackburn, Lance p. 68, 170, 184 Blackwell, Stephen p. 68 Calvert, Andrew p. 70, 145 Cameron, Kevin p. 70 Carr, Will p. 70, 184 Carton, Kim p. 70, 145 Casey. Cara p. 70, 170 Casey, Lara p. 70 Castoro, Theresa p. 70, 146, 147 Caylor, Scott p. 70 Chancy, Karen p. 70 Cheng, Karen p. 70 Cheng Christi Chang. Wen p. 70 an, Jennifer p. 70 Christie, Brian p. 71, 206 Cione, Todd p. 71, 166, 167, 170, 184, 187 Clare, Cathy p. 71 Clarke, Shailagh p. 71, 172 Clausen, Matt p. 71, 145 Clipp. Chop. Kathy p. 71 Kelly p. 71 Cochran, Michelle p. 71, 137, 154 Cochran, Scott p. 71, 176 Coffman, Jeff p. 71 Dodson, Karen p. 73, 172 Donato, Eileen p. 73, 146 Drahoyzal, Elizabeth p. 73 Drennan, Amy p. 73, 218 Dreyer, Kristin p. 73, 170, 212, 214, 215 Drohan, Derek p. 73, 145 Drury, Cathy p. 73, 100 Dugan, Tom p. 73 Duke, Larry p. 73 Dukes, John p. 74, 112, 208 Dulaney, Rick p. 74, 204, 205 Duncan, Karl p. 74, 170, 184 Dungan, Tim p. 74 Durbin, Lawrence p. 74, 145 Durham, Amy p. 74 Dux, Gogi p. 74, 218 Dyer, Chris p. 74, 113, 137, 150 Garner, Dane p. 75 Garner, Rika p. 76, 218, 221 Garner, Todd p. 76 Garrett, Chris p. 76, 170, 180, 184 Garrett, Lacey p. 76 Gaston, Steve p. 76, 150 Gay, David p. 76, 176 Geiger, Kim p. 76, 200 Geiger, Tena p. 76, 110, 145 Geller, Jim p. 76, 180 Giacalone, Mario p. 76 Gibbs, Alan p. 76 Gill, Jennifer p. 76 Gill, Joe p. 76 Gillette, Kirk p. 76, 145 Gilmore, Brenda p. 76, 145, 172 Gladden, Lisa p. 76, 196, 200 Glaser, Stepher p. 76 Gleghorn, Heather p. 76 Glodo, Amy p. 76 Gomez, John p. 76, 184, 187 Goodsell, Ginger p. 77, 161, 172, 218 Grant, Blaine p. 77, 204, 205 Gray, Lance p. 77 Brandon p. 77 Rick p. 77 Samantha p. 77, 109, Green, Green, Green, 170, 218, 220 Green, Tanya p, 77, 218 Greenberg, Geri p, 77, 145, 172 Gressett, Jody p. 77, 166, 167, 184 Griffing, Rachel p. 77, 113V 146, 157 Grizzle, Angela p. 77 Gross, Eric p. 77, 148 i1s!gf?f- 5 iii- i gs -1 ' fizgf5ifV4'I--'V1zY,-5f'-'iffy,sf-,1sj:sfH?iLs'i Hollomon Danna p 80 Holman Beckle p 80 Holmes Jlll p 80 218 220 Hoodk Davud p 80 HootenJam1e p 80 150 Hopper Allyson p 80 148 Hoskmg Ruchard p 80 Home Gregp 80 143 145 Huber Jeffp 80 181 184 Huckabay Pam p 80 udnall Jennifer p 80 104 170 172 218 Huffman Chrlsp 80 iV?VE1aggncL ps QQ 2 Keenan Ernest P 82 146 Kelley Mattp 82 Kellner Mlchelle p 82 Memp Kristen p 82 196 197 200 Kennedy Kevm p 82 148 149 150 170 172 179 Kepler Bully p 82 208 Kepner Kyle p 82 Kershaw Mattp 82 184 Kldd Melnssa p 82 150 153 Kullen Mnchael p 82 208 Klmzey Shane p 82 Kuncald Janne p 83 McDonald Heather p 84 McFarland Julie p 85 105 161 218 McKenzie Randa p 85 145 McKinney Kevin p 23 85 McLean Wllllam p 35 85 166 184 McLendon Mark p 85 148 McMullen Jeffp 85 Mackner Laura p 85 Madden Stephame p 85 Madison Pam p 85 145 Kmseyi Augggap 83 E3 Hgxsggxig 9V N 'Ng WSW' SR Hump resqoongap 80 Lili-SL gk iii igfgdfszmp SA .5333 ssgaief V if QF AN NVQ 12 Hum: Mschetiegmai 396 Vvgmg e qgfgignsfefipegg 5 iii ,M ,VQV Q 2 Q Q W5 is sa E S 5,g5'Xxi44 N Qi n VW S' owles Kim SMB? 55 QM RN 5 V 'P fix WS Eh SEEQQJQVQSQ Koehler Karen p 83 131 Q R W Y VV VV Qxiiiiligwigsg Kossack Jam p 83 136 3? skiaritis grace SSLSQ gig gg is ix 5 ara yn p X gk p sa 136 17 athews oefeyp as WV Miwmg -':- 83 is Q X V wg? 5 Q2 SEE, Qpmafnp as 59 144 K3 QED 83 145 Kara p. 83 204 Laurent Kevin p. 83 .,,.. 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Mafcla D- 120 Gaston, Jeff p. 122 DUDCSD, TOCIU D- 120 Gerke, Barbara p. 122, 204 Badyna, Jeff p. 116 Baedke, Julie p. 116 Baker, Julie p. 116, 159 Balentine, David p. 116 Barker, Amy p. 116 Barker, Gregory p. 116 Branhouse, Travis p. 117 Barrett, Crhis p. 117, 188 Barron, Jana p. 117 Cadaret, Danielle p. 118, 160 Callahan, Jill p. 118, 150, 151, 154, 222 Callegari, Chris p. 118 Calvert, Tony p. 118 Campbell, Kathy p. 118, 171, 212, 216, 217 Capers, Tommy p. 119, 188 Carmichael, David p. 112, 119 Carrington, Flinn p. 119 Cavender, Mike p. 119, 175 Chaincy, Larry p. 119 Duncan, Tracy p. 120, 163 Dungan, Andy p. 120 Dunklee, Paul p. 120, 145 Dunn, Michelle p. 106, 120. 222 Gerstein, Angie p. 122 Glaser, Greg p. 122 Glennon, Allan p. 122 Gillette, Gary p. 122, 145 Gilmore, Chris p. 122, 145 Giuliano, Sally p. 122 Goldberg, Steve p. 122, 188 Goldgar, David p. 122 Gollan, Debbie p. 122 Gonzalez, Alejanara p. 122 Goodman, Chris p. 122, 188 Goodman, Rob p. 122, 145 Goyal, Irma p. 122, 160 259 q. 1. is as 'ik Q Q le 15x .512 53 yi 3 Q E W Y is 3 5 ft 52 fi? 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Jason D- 124 Grayson, Julie p, 106, 122, ll'iSl't, Shelley p. 124, 98, 199 222 Greaves, Denise p. 123 Greenwood, Mike p. 123 Griffin, Jennifer p. 123, 222 Grisanti, Patricia p. 123, 171, 216, 217 Gustafson, Ericka p. 123, 222 Guynes, Gary p. 123, 188 202, 203, 222 222 Lambert, Kelly p. 126, 171, Lambert, Yuri p. 126 Landen, Dia p. 126 Landen, Ron p. 126, 138, 188, 195 Langley, Lee p. 126, 188 Lange, Shannon p. 126, 145 Larson, Eric p. 126, 195 Larsson, Peter p. 126 Lauritzen, James p. 126 Lee, Aubrey p. 126 Leick, Tracy p. 126 Level, Angie p. 126 Levy, Jennifer p. 126 , sg Jackson, Chris p. 125 Jackson, Lori p. 104, 125 222 Lewis, John p. 126, 138 Liebman, Kristy p. 126, 171, 216, 317 2 .fs Migliore, Pat p. 128 Miller, Mike p. 128 Minor, Jason p. 128 Mitchell, Lynda p. 128, 222 Mitchell, Mike p. 128, 145 Moats, Kris p. 128 Moehring, Gary p. 128 Monte, Liz p. 128 Monticelli, Aimee p. 128 Moore, Kim p. 128 Morgan, Brian p. 128 Morrison, HJon p. 128 Morton, Andrew p. 128, 211 Mount, Tracy p. 128 Muller, Danny p. 128 Murphy, Megan p. 128 Murphy, Sean p. 128, 138. 171, 204 5. kg, . .. 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' Egg gg -- . 31, 3 251, 3 7.,..f1gg2p1..f1tz.s-.tif:fi ie. - gr: Marshes 155112 p- 127, 145 O fax.. rf- 1 ,... i if 5 if . 12 e1stsEs225iQlS1lD8s1f, We D- 150. 4 1 1 3 s ,E 212 Mal Sh , f1.+MflES P- 127 O Su ' i f Q f Emmy 146 Martinls frizela D. 127, 222, Owens, f12 ts. , f f 1 22' . - ' r'-r Martinescnarlie p. 128, 188 Hunt Michelle p. 124 ' 1 aft P- ' Maso,-,Nikki p- 128 Hurley, Lisa p. 1 Hurtado, Krista Hutchins, David Hutchison, Chris 24, 146. 222 145 p. 124, 145 170,171 p. 124, p. 124, Kohler, Chad p. 126, 188 Kolb, David p. 126, 188 Konty, Marty p. 124 Kovats, Phillip p. 126 Kramer, David p. 99, 126, 192 Kucera, Jennifer p. 126, 196 Kuester, Chad p. 99, 126 Masterson, Lori p. 128 Mathews, Bryan p. 128 Matuz, Brian p. 128 Matuz, Damon p. 128 Matzen, Nona p. 128, 150, 222 Mauldin, Natalie p. 128 Maurer, Michael p. 15, 30, 128, 150 Mayfield, Sarah p. 128, 203 Marrell, Dusten p. 128 Matzler, Patricia p. 128 Mayer, Melody p. 129 Mayers, Carter p. 128 Pacey, Tommy p. 129, 145 Pai, Yu p. 129 Panos, Andy p. 129, 99, 154 Park, Ann p. 129 Parker, Angela p. 30, 129 Peacock, Sandra p. 129 Pearson, Carmie p. 129 Peck, Tracy p. 129 Peele, Todd p. 129 Peiffer, Jennifer p. 129, 145 179 Pennington, David p. 130 Perrin, Brad p. 130 Perry, Lisa p. 130, 202, 199, 203 Peters, John p. 130, 145 Phillip, Joey p. 130 Phillips, Holly p. 130, 222 Phillips, Jason p. 130, 174, 188 Sammons, Melanie p. 131, 199, 202, 203 Samples, Mike p. 131, 145 Sanders, Susan p. 131 Saitderson, Shawn p. 131, 45 Scheller, yalerie p.131,A1-45 Tancredi, Carolyn p. 133 Tapp, Alison p. 133 Tavarez, Rafael p. 133, 148, 188 Taylor, Chris p. 133, 151 Taylor, Natalie p. 133, 222 Taylor, Todd p. 133 Teffeteller, J.P. p. 133 Terry, Lance p. 133, 191 Test, Daniel p. 133 Thompson, Art p. 133 Thompson, Russell p. 133 Thornton, Christine p. 133. 146, 147 Titus, Neal p. 13 Wentz, Jennifer p. 134, 154 Whaley, Cori p. 104, 135, 145, 199 Wheeler, Michelle p. 105, 135, 222 Wheeler, Sandi p. 135 White, Lauren p. 135 Whitehead, Wendy p. 135 Whitney, Don p. 135, 188 Williams, Wendy p. 135, 222 Wilkins, Rona p. 135 Willis, Jamie p. 135 Wilson, Greg p. 135, 150 Wilson, Kimberley p. 135 Wilson. Lesli p. 135, 160, 22 222 --21-73, U-3'--H F -H' - ' w3::245jf2iK-Lis'-JFS.:-1151-T-+188 Rogers, Amy p. 131, 199 Rogers, Shannon p. 131 Ronning, Kristin p. 131 Rosenthal, Robin p. 131 Roseler, Shelley p. 131 Roth, Tricia p. 131, 222 Rowley, Craig p. 131, 145 Roys, Leanne p. 131 Ruby, Melissa p. 131, 222 Rudin, Tiffany p. 131 Rud. Bart p. 131 Ruckel, Chip p. 131 Swim, Brian p. 133 Wallis 'chris p. 134 3Y 'a ' Jody P' 133' 138 waitelnam, Brad p. 134, 195 Szatkowski, Tony p. 133, 153. 150, 154, 155 Walthew, Colleen p. 134 Walton, Wendy p. 150, 222 Ward, Brian p. 134, 146 Warren, Danielle p. 134, 171, 222 Weathers, Annette p. 134 Webb, Scott p. 134, 188 Weber, Steve p. 105, 188, 135, 145 Weekes, Sarah p. 134, 145, 222 o Q Z x 2 s si , f an Q A,:, ,.11A1.: Q ..kk A krrk ti, Sowsxglfw - ' in .ME k -- Q 1 V, m.-, o m .5 , .fg:3 .g'j'- -:Eg . iff , L L i' Ph0lQ8faPh?T' S , gg .- .,.. - gs? - ' ' 'S Jennifer Steckki Edltor 252 Kelly Thompson, Editor. K . 1, . -s . Jennifer Schmal, classes. Putting together a yearbook is a thankless job for those on the staff. When the books finally arrive, all staff members have a terrific case of fear. Will it look o.k.? Did the sponsor really design a knock-out cover? Did the plant mess up? What if I really messed up? All these questions go through the minds of the staffers. Most of the time, the student body is unaware of the little mistakes that cause staffers to moan and groan. Then suddenly the apprehension is turned to something else. Pride. Pride in their accomplishment. And worth the trou- ble. Worth the sponsor being on their backs twenty- four hours a day for seven months. Seven months of arguing with photographers and each other. And amid the pride, there are smiles and concillatory congratulations. This year's Odyssey staff had some pretty hefty footsteps to follow. The 1984-85 yearbook walked away with first and second place in the country's two most prestigious journalistic associations. How- ever, it is important that the 1985-86 staff know that they filled those shoes. Surpassing all expecta- tions of the sponsor, the staff put together the most innovative, creative and well-written yearbook in Vines' history. It is inadequate to say thank you . The book is excellent. You, the 1985-86 staff of The Odyssey, will never be forgotten and most certainly, sorely missed. 263 eg 121 nf is Q IS 52 553 'Qs 6 if 322 Q1 5? 5 F5 fs S5 ai? Ki? 3? 5 ii if ff fx EI Q 3? 'i is ,if U K 3 Lf 792 2 Q S 5 F5 ii iz 3 H ?R E2 52 iff XL 9? Q Us 5 2 ai 12 2 14 Q M Es? ES lm '35 37 5? Q if sf ZZ in .THN . W.. oyle Walker, our esteemed Princi- pal, is another mem- ber of the Vines High School staff who has been with the school since its opening in the 1976-77 school year. Mr. Walker moved over from a position as one of the assistant prin- cipals at Plano Senior High to be at Vines to give him- self a chance to help more students more closely. For four years Mr. Walker served as Assistant Princi- pal at Vines. According to Mr. Walker, Vines has had to prove itself against negative publicity which started before the school was built. lt was one of the only schools to be built in an already devel- oped neighborhood, and people who lived nearby the school weren't sure what to expect. But with a positive attitude, Mr. Walk- er walked around the areas close to the school to meet and assure neighbors that everything was going to work out very well. Before he was an Assis- tant Principal in the Plano Independent School Dis- trict, Mr. Walker taught three years of world history. During his fourth year, Plano Senior High opened and he decided to go into administration. Although he misses teaching, Mr. Walk- er feels that there are more opportunities in administra- tion. He can also touch more lives. Since 1980, Mr. Walker has been principal of Vines. He feels being Principal is more difficult than his previous position because now he has the re- sponsibility of being in charge of the entire school. He knows all state laws on education, does all the hir- ing of staff members, and supervises all activities. Since the first few years of Vines, everything has settled down. Now there is positive recognition from higher test scores and ex- cellent athletic programs. Students participate more in extra-curricular activities to prove their spirit and love for Vines. Any high school has problems, but with an excellent staff and good positive teen-agers, most problems take care of themselves, Mr. Walker said. lVlr. Walker is one of DEDICATION the reasons that Vines High School is the great school that it is today, and it is be- cause of this that we dedi- cate our yearbook to him. 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