Commerce High School - Sregit Yearbook (Commerce, TX)

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Finding a Place in the Spotlight 6 We were used to being winners, so many times it just seemed natural to emerge on the top. But it did stir up enthusiasm when the volleyball team defeated Paul Pewitt to win bi-district after going undefeated in district. Sure, you knew they were good. After all, they went to state last year, won first place in the ETSU tournament, and came in second in the Rockwall tournament this year. And you couldn’t help feeling a special pride when the Tiger band won first place in the Parade of Champions at the Cotton Bowl along with $1000 for the school. You had enjoyed the new show-band style from the stands and were confident the judges would find them the best AA band. These were just two of the big events of the year. We took it for granted that we would do well, but we usually did. a. Chris Potter goes up for a |ump shot against the Prairiland Patriots who the Tigers defeated 63-61 in a crucial district game. b. Annette McKinney and Carolyn Campion realize that the Tigers are truly number one since the volleyball team has just defeated the Paul Pewitt Braumas in bi district, c. “We re number one!'1 cry Rhonda Day, Anna White, George Savage, and Tamela Patterson after the band took first place at the Parade of Champions at the Cotton Bowl d. Students are instructed who to cheer with on the spirit stick competition at the Homecoming pep rally, e. Tallying the money, student council president Kim Bone finds that the freshmen have won the spirit chain competition.

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8 Sure, we stayed close to our little groups, stood in about the exact spot in the foyer every day, parked our cars and trucks in the same spaces, ate at the regular places, and fell into a monotonous routine. But most of us found time to be ourselves. On Career Day the model and commercial actress Elsa Rosborough urged us to dare to be ourselves, and perhaps that made us think about who we were. Most of us weren’t afraid to express our opinions, especially when it came to the Cullen Davis trial or the Dallas Cowboys’ mistakes. We found hobbies and wore clothes that made us unique. Maybe we didn’t venture far from the security of our friends, but each of us was different. We all had a certain smile, a certain walk, our own habits, thoughts and conversation ... we were all special and important. Each of us was someone completely different. a. Ray Charles Savage b. Danny Horton c. David Pannell d. Annette Murphy e. Kristi Ogle. f. Kerri Collard. g. Thomas Taylor, h. Chris Potter, i. Alan Bates, j. Bernetta Young, k. David Lemons. I. Liza Scott, m. Lindy Nivens, n. Bob McFatridge. o. Jimmy Faires. p. Allison Sanson, q. Donnie Morrison, r. Michael Fluellen. s. Laura Morris, t. Rosalie McNew. u. Kenny Plunkett, v. David Stuckey.