Commerce High School - Sregit Yearbook (Commerce, TX)

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Pam Johnston Darryl Jones Jill Kelly Ray Leslie Karl Logue Dina Luckett Terry Luckett Richard Lynch Wayne Matlock Jerry McDaniel Marcie McDaniel Dinnis McMurry Jay Miller Johnna Moore Sharia Moore Donnie Morris Bill Muldoon Mark Narramore Lafonda Nelson David Newsom Donata Ogdon Mike Panter Keven Pannell Bobby Phifer Jason Philips Casey Phillips Bobby Pierce Leah Pompa Donna Rackley Steve Rainey Ted Reel Billy Relford William Richardson Gary Robnett Shana Romans Lenard Sampson Brian Sanders George Savage Lana Scott John Shannon Lorie Shannon Ricky Snyder 24 a. Beth Hopkins demonstrates how to prepare potato salad for the Homemaking II class, b. David Bailey, Jeff Jones, and Greg Bass pay close attention to the yards gained and lost by the varsity Tigers; Bailey and Jones kept statistics and phoned them in to the Dallas Morning News. c. William Day, Tom Carter, Pam Johnston, and Veta Hickson escape from English studies in Alice Wyatt’s class, d. Dennis Findley adds another dent to the spirit car during Homecoming week while Marty Hanby, Grant Crowell. Jerry McDaniel, Gary Robnett, Alan Bates, James Findley, and Brian Olmstead watch.

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a. Sophomore class favorites are: Steve Rainey, Sharia Moore, Yvonna Dunn, and Gary English. b. Officers are: Rhonda Day, vice-president. Farre Darababey, secretary; Yvonna Dunn, president; and not pictured Janet Brock, treasurer, c. Shanna Romans adjusts the focus on the microscope in Biology I. Tommy Carter Ajay Chopra Tommy Clark Cara Claton Kim Coker Grant Cowell Farid Darabody Ronda Day Barbara Dorough Mack Doster Jeff Dunn Yvonna Dunn Bill Droughn Michael Ebensburger Chris Elliot Gary English David Erb Scott Fulghun Melisa Garin Telita George Sherre Godall Betty Grove John Guidry Marty Hanby Shaun Harrison Paul Hicks Holly Hayes Veti Hickson Kim Hoggard Ann Hopkins Beth Hopkins Jammie House Teri Hunt Mariellen Jobe Ellie Johnson 23

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Two Out of Four Ain’t Bad He walked through the foyer doors on the first day of school with an edge of confidence and familiarity. This year he would prove himself, no longer at the bottom of the ladder. At least he had some authority, he thought. The sophomore boy, lunch tucked snugly under his arm, nudged his way through the usual first day crowd to find some friendly faces. He was one of 104 sophomores about to begin a year of English, geometry, biology, and maybe (if he had a late birthday) driver’s ed. He got more respect and felt he had some kind of authority over the freshmen, although he rarely flaunted it. What did he have to look forward to? Not that much. He mostly anticipated being a junior, getting a driver’s license, going to a few parties, and participating in the school activities. He dreaded a year of honey buns and barbecued potato chips in the cafeteria. Putting up with freshmen and being looked down on were other worries. And the final burden was having to wait for the second bell to be dismissed at lunch. “We've got a few stars here and there,” he thought, glancing around the foyer. “We have our share of smart and outgoing kids. Besides brains we have some really good athletes; they are pretty big.” The bell rang. The sophomore boy dismissed his daydream and returned to the foyer. He trudged into the auditorium, sat on the left side, and waited instructions for the year. Cassius Williams Larry Wilson Tonya Wilson Todd Yeager Bernetta Young Terry Staples Jerry Thompson Mark Underwood Sheree Webb Anna White Dawn White 25