Commerce High School - Sregit Yearbook (Commerce, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

Donyale Pickens, Christy Davis, and Amy Jackson. Mrs. Rector administers to An Shawn. Commerce High School 600 Culver Commerce, Texas Alicia Gamez and Edward Searcy Chris Grisby works out in off-season practice. Alysa Thompson and Cassandra Simmons Dewayne Miller and Pat Weatherford model the latest in hairstyles. 2 Shevaun Muldoon and Steve Connolly Matt Embry and An Shawn Hsu at Halloween. IIIIH The Yearbook staff would like to acknowledge an outstanding student whose memory will be with us always. Pat died at Children’s Medical Hospital in Dallas on June 28, 1986. He had been battling Hodgkin’s Disease since the age of six. As a freshman and sophomore, Pat was a courageous athlete for the Commerce Tigers. Every coach at Commerce High School who came in con- tact with him commented on his willingness to suc- ceed and his desire to be his best. The most memorable performance last year was Pat running on the Mile Relay team at district and regional meets when he was ob- viously weak. At the district meet, Pat ran three 400 meter runs with his time being very respectable in all three. Track was not the only sport he excelled in. On last year’s bi-district championship team in basketball, Pat played very well in crucial game conditions and added much depth to the line-up. Pat was also active in several UIL literary events, a member of FCA, and a member of the junior high student council. Courtesy of “Commerce Journal” 4 s T A F F C.I.S.D. ADMINISTRATION Commerce High School, in my opinion, is the finest 3A high school in the state of Texas. The quality of its students, the quality of its staff, and the quality of its curricular and co-curricular programs form a powerful composite. Our aim is to assist students in being productive in the present while preparing for the future, and I believe, we are ac- complishing this goal. Pat Pope School Board Members Fred Russell President Ronnie Davidson Vice President Mary Hendrix Secretary Antheoy Harris Janies Humphries Irish King James Norwood w M C.H.S. ADMINISTRATION Chester Juroska Principal Alvis Alderman Assistant Principal Principal During the 1986-87 school year there were many changes. After two and a half years as principal, Mr. Juroska took the job as I superintendent for Gruver I.S.D. Mr. Alderman was appointed principal for the remainder of the year after serving as assistant r principal for twelve and a half years. Sherry Rector was hired as assistant principal for the second semester. There were also j changes when Mrs. Wilenbeck moved and when Mrs. Adams ' was on a leave of absence. Shanna Morris was hired as the new aide and Ginny Patton was secretary while Mrs. Adams was gone. 7 I Rose Lynn Adams Secretary Ginny Patton Secretary Betty Williamson Librarian Katherine Weilenbeck Aide c H S 8 A special thanks to Mrs. Follis for her six- teen years of service to Commerce In- dependent School District. She was always there to inform us of our needed immuniza- tion, to test our hearing and sight, but most memorably for checking us all for lice. She will be greatly missed by the faculty and students of Commerce schools. John Aune Math Are you sure we look o.k.? T eachers James Bass History Myrna Bass Theatre Mary Gates English Nancy Green English Nita Clark Homemaking Lois Brockelman English Roberta Harris English Jan Helton English 9 Henry Horton Math Thomas Larue Shop Drafting Susan Lutz Science Ellen Moore French English Mildred Lamb Math Conner John Arvella Jones Agriculture Business Coach Stone Marcia Lester Homemaking Kathy Miller Biology Carol Niemeyer Health Physical Ed. 10 We are 99% compatible! Jan Patton VOE Judy Rudoff Spanish Steve Scroggin Tim Spiva Government Agriculture Ken Task History Michele Taylor Resource Barbara Stone Math Charles Stone History 11 CUSTODIAL AND CAFETERIA STAFF Front Row: Mary Molshon, Helen Brewer. Back Row: Bet- ty Brown, Linda York, and Shirley Williams. Bob Parsons Bubba Timberlake Betty Turner, Bubba Timberlake, John Turner, Bob Par- sons, and Barbara Mauldin Oh, Baby! RODNEY ANDERSON Rodney, what a joy the past 18 years have been. Words cannot describe how proud we are of you. We love you, Mom, Dad and Joshua. PAT ADAIR Congratulations. Pat. We are glad you finally made it. Good luck in the future. Hope you suc- cess in whatever you plan to do in the future. KENNETH WAYNE ATHA Congratulations Wayne! We are very proud of you. Good luck, happiness and success in your career and personal life. Love you, your family. BRAD ARRINGTON Seems only yesterday you i. It were 5 weeks old, and so special. Now you’re a senior, i and even more special. You have always made us proud ( to be your parents. Our love, VT Mom and Dad. STACEY BENSON Congratulations, Stacey. You are a very sweet daughter, and we are very proud of you. and love you very much. Lots of happiness in the future. Love Daddy, Mother, Jennifer and Amy. CARTER BRENT BJORNLIE Congratulations! We are very proud of you. We wish for you a future filled with hap- piness and success. We love you. Mom. 14 Dad and Kjrsti. RANDY BRANNON We came across countless memorabilia of your childhood achievements. The one thing they all reflected, was happiness. So while set- ting and reaching your goals, above all else, be happy forever. Love Dad and Mom. BETH BRASHEARS Congratulations, we are very proud of you. Beth Always be true to yourself and hold on to your beliefs and ideals Love. Your Family TOM COWSERT Congratulations. Tom We are very proud of you. Good luck, happiness, and success aH your life. Love. Mom and Oale JENNIFER DUNCAN Jen. we are very proud of you Keep that b g smile. Love. Mother. Dad. and David SHAWN ELMORE Congratulations. Shawnl We are very proud of you! Our wish for you is health, hap- piness. and continued success throughout your Me Love. Mom and Dad MARK ALAN BRYANT Congratulabor ! You have furnished us with much joy and pride We thank you and love you God s richest blessings and con- tinued success in the future. Much love. Mom and Dad LINDA CINTRON We are proud of you Continue being yourself and sensitive to others. Above all be happy Good luck m your future Love. Mom and Dad KAREN EOWARDS Karen, you are a special, talented young lady whom we love and appreciate May God s blessing and peace be yours as you seek to know His will for your life Love. Mother. Daddy, and Kathy MATT EMBRY Matt, you II always be special to us. Be sure to keep this m mind, as you search for your place In life We love you. Mom. Meredith, and Patrick KAREN FOX Overcoming your brotherty pranks is certain evidence that you shall succeed m this hustle-bustle form of living we term life, good fortune. Missy Love. Your family 15 JILL D. FUNDERBURK All our love and best wishes (or happiness m the future to our precious daughter From. Your Family MICHAEL ALAN LEBLANC Congratulations Alan' You have come a Iona way and I am very proud of you I am wishing for you a very happy future filled with much success Love. Mom TOMMY LEE McDANIEL Keep smiling you no man The whole world is ahead of you. We are proud of you. We love you Mom. Dad. and family WADE KIRKPATRICK Congratulations! You made it through the first stage of your life. Keep climbing the ladder to success We know you can meet your goals We are all behind you and wish you luck. Love. Mom and your family MICHAEL TOOD LINDSEY You're as quiet as a mouse and the fourth in our house Though hardly ever here, you're still our little dear. You get your way about your hair and Silver Bullet sure beats the bus But all in all. you'll always be Little Yodie to us! Love. Mama. Daddy, and Tammy ALICIA GAMEZ Your hard work has paid off. Congratula- tions Alicia' We wish you luck, happiness and success in your future career and per- sonal life. We love you. Pete. Mom and Dad JENNIFER MATTHEWS Congratulations. Jennifer! It seems like only yesterday that you were starting school, and now you are finishing. God bless you in all that you do We love you. Your family 16 KYLE MELTON Congratulations' We wish you the best. Keep smiling that winning smile. Love. Your family THERESA RACKARD Congratulations. Tess! You've got the determination it takes to succeed in life. We're very proud of you. Love. Mom. Tim. Ricky, and Tricia AARON B. RODGERS May the force be with you — as It has always been. Mom and Jim SHERI MYERS Congratulations' You are special All your hard work has paid off May God bless, and keep you always Mom and Dad WAYNE REYNOLDS Congratulations. Wayne! All our love. £3 ayers. and best wishes go with you as you jin an exciting new phase of your life are proud of you. Love. Mom and Dad SHEVAUN MULDOON Sehvaun. you have always given us many reasons to be proud of you. Your gradua- tion from high school is one of those reasons Good luck and God speed Love. Mom and Dad RUTH REEL Born, the last — number four Neath the tiger and lion's roar Our only native — Commerce bom. God said. The Reel s home you'll adorn. Along with siblings: Paul. Mary, and Teddy Your family has helped to make you. you. There is nothing we would change, you see. For you satisfy all of us just perfect-ly PAMELA ROGERS Congratulations. Pam' We hope the path you chose to follow will continue to be an in- spiration to those whose lives you touch. Love. Mom and Dad 17 DARRIN SHROPSHIRE Darrin, we are very proud Thanks so much for just being you With all our love. Dad. Mom. Vikki. Traci, and Curl SHERI SNYDER Congratulations. Li' Sis' You've finally made it' You're a special lady who has made her family very proud Love you1 Rick. Tina, Kim and Tabitha LAURA STEVENS Laura, we wish you the best that life has to offer May you always continue to smile We love you. Mom. Dad. and Pam JEFF TOW Congra. .ui xis. Jeff! We love you. are proud of you. and wish you the very best of everything Mom. Dad. Lee. and Patti TIME CAPSULE 1968 President — Lyndon Johnson Martin Luther King and Robert F. Kennedy were assassinated. Soviets invaded Czechoslovakia Worldwide revolt of students Nixon won Presidency U.S. orbits the moon Jackie Kennedy weds Aristotle Onassis A year of heart transplants Pope forbids birth control SHANE TARPLEY Shane, you have always had an incredible curiosity for the way things work You are truly a source of joy in my life I wish you happiness and success in whatever you do We love you! Mom and Brett KAREN WEBBER Congratulations. Karen. We are proud of you and your many achievements Best wishes for a future filled with much hap- piness We love you Mom and Dad DAVID WILLIAMS Keep smiling, be happy, and always take time to stop and smell the roses. We love you. Dad and Paula 18 s E N I O R S Jennifer Duncan — Vice President, Jon Jonz — Secretary, Sheri Snyder — President, Brekeena Champion — Treasurer 1 9 8 7 Pat Adair Gayle Adams Rodney Anderson Brad Arrington Wayne Atha Paul Atkins 19 Randy Brannon Beth Brashears Brian Brice 20 Mark Bryant Glenn Burch Richard Cahill Brekeena Champion Linda Cintron Tom Cowsert Steve Dangler Johnny Davenport Karen Edwards Shawn Elmore Jennifer Duncan Matt Embry 21 Alicia Gamez Mark Jackson 22 Dean Giles Tracy Jones Jill Funderburk Karen Fox Steven Harrison Jon Jonz Tai Lai Margaret Lamb Michael LeBlanc Victor Lee Wade Kirkpatrick Karen Lane Todd Lindsey 23 Kenneth King Annette Mabry Jason Moses ■ uiniiiy iviuuamei Charlie Miller 24 Jennifer Matthews Sharon McFeeley Kyle Melton Shevaun Muldoon Angela Plata Wayne Reynolds Cathy Rogers Pam Rogers Debbie Price Theresa Rackard Ruth Reel Sheri Myers Brad Phelps 25 Timothy Skauge Richard Weatherbee Shane Tarpley Jeff Towne Cory Turner Edward Searcy Darrin Shropshire Sheri Snyder Laura Stevens Tonya Yeager Students Not PicJureajSwe Conley, Shandra___________ _ . Duvall, Trade Galloway, Mike Gibson, Victor Harrison, Jarrt s Hathcoat, Leanetta Hester, Robert Hines, Chris Pope, Dwyane Pope, Billy Reed, Aaron Rodgers, Mamie Roland, Usman Syed, ' ‘ ilanie Zander. 1 « Mamie Roland 27 Juniors 30 Joe Dan Conley Trey Andy Ann Marie Christy Curry Davis Davis Davis 32 BOV Tyera Jams Edainaton Chris Greaves Britt Greer Melissa Gibson Rocky Clinton Tyrone Hines Shelby Hoover 33 Juniors... Garry Martin Holly Martin Wanda Moore Hilde Lisa Opsal Pack Jennifer Lockhart Bobby Mauldin Gerald McMurra Chris Newkirk Craig Longshore Heath McFadden Chris Machen I • • Wri Dianna McFarland Truett Rhonda McMurra tddy 34 Sanjay Patel Joel Phelps Durrell Rainey Jackie Parker Paauet Marissa Perez Lisa Peterson 35 I Sally Reynolds Anthony Rodaers Geary Don Savaae Cassandra Simmons Jennifer Smith Jerry Smith Michelle Smith Randy Smith Amy Sneed Jay Sosa Michael Sowden Tyera Flanagan and Howard Weatherall An Ray Hsu 36 Cindy Kibler, Anthony Rodgers, and Jennifer Lockhart celebrate hat day. Holly Martin Chuck Culbertson and Casey Ingold Jennifer Lockhart Gary Weissinger 39 Barry Arnold Latisha Austin Richie Bailey Sandra Barker Chris Bauschka Brandon Beadles Charlotte Benson Jennifer Benson Seniors ’89 Jeff Blackburn Dan Blohm Shane Brookshire Phillip Brown Colin Bukley Taiji Carmichael Christi Champion Christine Crotzer 40 Sophomore class officers: Ann Marie Williamson, Russ Gregg, Brandon Beadles, and Amy Jacobson. Rodney Dangler David Davenport Scott Davidson Rolonda Dittmar Tina Drewr Anthony Eilers Jeff Foster Cindy Fouse Jeanie Fulfer Vanessa Ghaly Demitra Gholston Russ Gregg 41 Larry Harris Derrell Harrison Micho Harrison Carol Helpenstill Patrick Henry Gary Hoelscher AnShawn Hsu Eric Hudgins Jim Bob Hudson Amy Jacobson Khashi Jalilvand 42 Jared Johnson Pat Kendrick Tony Ketner Kathryn King David LaFont Cynthia Lawwill Curtis Lemon Kenneth Mann Mitchell Matlock Sid McCarthy Allen McCaslin Andrea McEIvy Kelly McKay Tina McMillian Yolanda McMurray Terrence Miles Dewayne Miller Mason Mills Lavania Mize Alice Moore Not Pictured: Chris Boyle, Niki Fults, Dawn Grulkowsi, Bridgette Jones, Tom Lai Matt Langley, Najeen Pannell, Harry Patrick, Kurtis Putman, and Kelli Wright. 43 Marty Moreland Christi Norman Kerri Norwood Leslie Oats Bill Oellermann Christy Parrish Brenda Pierce Derryk Pope Meredyth Purdy Ricky Rackard Amanda Ray Tanya Reed Some Sophomores just sitting around. 44 Jay Reynolds John Rhodes John Roberts Denise Rogers Susan Rogers Jay Sadler Michelle Sanders Michael Sartwell Suzie Scace Chris Shaw Jerome Simmons Sydney Stewart 45 Susan gets caught in a daze. Wende Ward Howard Weatherall Pat Wertherford Ann Marie Williamson Terra Turner Phillip Voss Aaron Wady John Walvoord Marcus Wilson Tony Wilson Connie Worley Sheila Wright Michelle and Cindy show- ing their deep concentra- tion in class. Hajira Syed Wendy Thomas Doug Thrash Lee Towne 47 o r f I f Class a c 5 e 1990 r s Tammy Abrams Kiley Adair Kelly Adams Jackie Adkins Rauteccia Allen Kevin Armstrong Jason Arnold Mark Ashley Rebekah Ashley Kristi Bailey Eric Bruhn James Buchanan Alice Buckley William Cadle Terry Caldwell 48 Jackie stops to pose for a picture. Shelly Crawford Brian Davis Kellie Davis Deborah Deaton Tim Degelia Kathy Edwards Melanie Elmore James Estes Justin Ferguson Chris Fullwood Derek Funderburk Shawn Goulet Holly Graham Dianne Green Freshmen showing their school spirit. 49 Tiffany Green Chris Grisby Hazel Harrison Brandi Head Melanie Head Claudette Heath Michael Henry Holley Herman Jamie Hobdy Jerry Hoelscher Brandi Hollis Brandy Hunt Amy Jackson Daniel Jones Kelli Keene Donald Kelley David Ketner Andrea Klaus Albert Lee Charla Lewallen 50 Holly says: Be a Pepper. Cheryl McCormick Scott McDaniel Bea McGrath Kevin Meador David Miller Billy Mitchell Monty Moore Jennifer Moses Jarrod Nelson Angie Newberry Michelle Nichols Dallas Nicholson Luke O'Shaughnessy Daphne Pannell Angelica Perez Suzette Prewitt Meredith Raine Quincy Raye Sherita Raye Elizabeth Razinak Shaunti Reynolds Brenda Richardson Billy Riskey Michael Riskey Luke and Chris get caught by the camera. 51 Leah Rudoff Terae Savage Shauna Scott Jason Shuttlesworth Johnathan Sibley Ryan Smith Stacy Stapleton Cindy Stevenson Scott Stewart Wayne Stubbs John Talley Cameshia Thomas Bryan Thompson Brent Turner Jason Turner Michael Vogel Demetrice Weatherall Quintis Weatherall Pamela Webster Amber White Bitsy White Becky Williams Katrina Wilson Michiel Woolbright Jason Wyatt Not Pictured: Manya Farquhar, Elmer Hines, Danny McClure, Tommy Miller, Tiffany Panned, Brittaney Rowe, Sophia Savage, and Chris White. CLLUDCCOOZC—I — I-LLI CO MR. AND MISS CHS Sheri Snyder and Shawn Elmore FRIENDLIEST Sheri Snyder and Wade Kirkpatrick MOST LIKELY TO SUCCE Aaron Rodgers 54 Margaret Lamb Karen Webber and Shawn Elmore MOST ATHLETIC MOST SPIRITED Toni Kennedy and Cory Turner Jennifer Matthews and Shane Tarpley Sheri Snyder 55 Junior Favorites ------- Stephanie Chessher and Jarrod Turner. Freshman Favorites Sophomore Favorites Amy Jacobson and Russ Gregg. Melanie Elmore and Monty Moore. ORGANIZATIONS matssmmsB MCANIIAIiMS ORGANIZATIONS non = CEGANIZATICNS c. H. S. B A N D 1st row: Angie Newberry. Kathryn King. Sally Reynolds. Elizabeth Razn.ak. Den.se Crenshaw. Denise Rodgers, Anri Marie Williamson, and Deborah Deaton. 2nd row: Billy Paquet. Karen Edwards. Cindy Kibler Amy Sneed, Kathy Green Brandi Bennett. Kelli Davis, and Jay Reynolds. 3rd row: Mr. Ronnie Stanford. Allen McCaslin. Leah Brashears 7® Langley. Pam Webster. Myron McDaniel. Harry Patrick. Jarrod Nelson. Andrea Klaus Spring Emmons JMeredyth Purdy. Chris White, and Beth Brashears. 4th row: Jeff Towne. Jennifer Patton. Steve Hendrik. Tim Skauge. Bill Oellerm n, Chris Bauschka. David Walvoord. David Davenport. Larry Harris. Wayne Reynolds, and Chris Newkirk 5th row-Sara Collin Buckley. Scott Barnes. Stuart Hendrix. Russ Gregg. Mark Bryant. Derryk Pope. Mason Mills. Jared Johnson. Lee Towne. Christine Razniak, and Dallas Nicholson. Band Officers: Back Row: Scott Barnes. Russ Gregg. Kathy Edwards. Lee Towne. Meredyth Purdy, Stuart Hendrix. Jeff Towne. Ruth Reel. Front Row: Mark Bryant. Sharon McFeely. Sally Reynolds. Eddy Mize. Derryk Pope, and Bill Oellermann. (Not pictured is Collin Buckley.) 58 Future Farmers of America ’86-’87 First row: Steve Stapleton, Kirk Chaney, Jeff Chaffin, Criag Longshore, Kyle Melton, Shawn Elmore, Shane Tarpley, and Tommy McDaniel. Second row: Denise Crenshaw, Eilie Stubbs, Charlie Miller, Chris Pope. Mark Jackson, Bill Weatherford, and Jason Moses. Third row: Jerry Hoelscher, Shannon Atkins. Mary Wolfe, Lisa Peterson, Jill Funderburk, Darrin Shropshire. Brad Arrington, Richard Weatherbee. and Paul Luckey. Fourth row: Jeff Foster. Jim Bob Hudson, Scott Davidson, Douglas Thrash. Gene Ketner, Tony Ketner, Burt Williams, and Trey Curry. Fifth row: Barry Arnold, Tony Wilson, Dewayne Miller, Kelli Keene, Jennifer Moses, Michiel Woolbright. Jackie Parker, Danny McClure, Bobby Mauldin, and Terry Caldwell. Sixth row: Melanie Head. Kelly McKay, Alice Moore, Gary Hoelscher, Anthony Eilers, Ricky Rackard, Derrell Harrison, Shawn Goulet, and Justin Ferguson. Seventh row: Taiii Carmicheal, Kerri Norwood, Scott Stewart, Billy Mitchell, John Talley, David Ketner. Mark Benson, Jason Arnold, and Bryan Thompson. Eighth row: Brandy Hunt, Brent Turner, Donald Kelley, Jason Turner, and Elmar Hines. SPONSORS: C. L JOHN and TIM SPIVA SWEETHEART: KERRI NORWOOD Officers are: Jeff Chaffin, Criag Longshore. Shawn Elmore, Kyle Meton, Tommy McDaniel, and Ellie Stubbs. 2nd row: Mr. John, Steve Stapleton, Kirk Chaney, Charlie Miller, and Mr. Spiva. MOTTO: Learning to Do Doing to Learn Learning to Live Learning to Serve Calf Scramble participants are Jeff Chaffin and Shawn Elmore. HOUSTON SCRAMBLER CALF WINNER: JEFF CHAFFIN AWARDS STAR GREENHAND — BRANDY HUNT STAR CHAPTER FARMER — KERRI NORWOOD DISTRICT CREED CONTEST — BILLY MITCHELL DISTRICT IV FFA PRESIDENT — SHAWN ELMORE DEKALB AWARD WINNER — SHAWN ELMORE CROP PRODUCTION — MARK JACKSON DAIRY PRODUCTION — CHARLIE MILLER SHEEP PRODUCTION — SCOTT DAVIDSON DIVERSIFIED LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION — CHARLIE MILLER HORSE PROFICIENCY — JILL FUNDERBURK FARM POWER AND MACHINERY — MARK JACKSON SWINE PRODUCTION — DARRIN SHROPSHIRE POULTRY PRODUCTION — DENISE CRENSHAW AGRICULTURE MECHANICS — TOMMY McDANIEL PLACEMENT IN AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION — SHAWN ELMORE SPECIALTY ANIMAL PRODUCTION — ANTHONY EILERS AGRICULTURE SALES AND SERVICE — KYLE MELTON OUTSTANDING SR. FFA MEMBER SPONSORED BY YOUNG FARMERS — SHAWN ELMORE DALLAS STATE FAIR Scott Davidson Kerri Norwood Charlie Miller Kelly McKay Scott Stewart FT. WORTH STOCK SHOW Scott Stewart Kelly McKay Kerri Norwood Brandy Hunt Taiji Carmichael Charlie Miller Shawn Elmore Charlie Miller Brandy Hunt Burt Williams Mark Jackson Kelli Keene Billy Mitchell Taiji Carmichael Jennifer Moses Shawn Goulet Scott Stewart Bryan Thompson Tommy McDaniel HUNT COUNTY FAIR Ellie Stubbs Steven Stapleton Denise Crenshaw Tim Deqelia Michiel Woolbright Billy Risky Trey Curry Terry Caldwell Elmer Hines Kerri Norwood Jerry Smith Anthony Eilers Scott Davidson Brent Turner Melanie Head Jason Turner Jerry Hoelscher Jeff Chaffin Mary Wolfe Kelly McKay Shawn Elmore Danny McClure Justin Ferguson Jennifer Moses HOUSTON SHOW 1st row: Steve Stapleton, Jeff Chaffin, Kirk Chaney, Shawn Elmore, and Tommy McDaniel. 2nd row: Denise Crenshaw, Jim Bob Hudson, Jackie Parker, Mark Jackson, Gene Ketner, and Jason Moses. 3rd row: Barry Arnold, Tony Wilson, Donald Kelly, Anthony Eilers, Shawn Goulet, and David Ketner. 4th row: Melanie Head, Taiji Carmichael, Kelly McKay, Darrin Shropshire, Kerri Norwood, Scott Stewart, and Brandy Hunt. 61 Future Business Leaders of America, sponsored by Dr. Avella Jones, demonstrated its leadership in the school and community through its involvement in several projects. The organization attended leader- ship conferences, participated in Senior career day, took field trips, had guest speakers, and attended contests. The purpose of FBLA is to promote opportunities for secondary students in business, to develop career supportive competencies, promote civic and personal respon- sibilities, and support the free enter- prise system. 1st row: Sheri Snyder, Cindy Boyd, Sarah Zelhart, Karen Webber, Cindy Kibler, Rodney Anderson. Wade Kirkpatrick, and Beth Clardy. 2nd row: Mrs. Jones, Donyale Pickens, Connie Worley, Andrea Klaus, Denise Crenshaw, Jennifer Lockhart, Shelby Hoover, Marcus Ashley, David LaFont, and Chris Shaw. 3rd row: Christi Norman, Tanya Reed, Ralonda Dittmar, Hilde Opsal, Wendy Thomas, Shevaun Muldoon, Gayle Adams, Jennifer Duncan, Dianna McFarland, and Jennifer Smith. 4th row: Sally Reynolds, Vanessa Ghaly. Jen- nifer Patton, Katrina Wilson, Chris Bauschka, Allen McCaslin, Christine Raz- niak, Amy Sneed, and Stephanie Chessher. Officers: Sheri Snyder, Sarah Zelhart, Cindy Kibler, and Rodney Anderson. 2nd Row: Wade Kirkpatrick, Cindy Boyd, Karen Webber, and Beth Clardy. 62 FBLA officers counting candy money ... Having placed first at state in Accounting I, Sarah Zelhart will travel to national com- petition in Anaheim. California in July. Future Homemakers of America 1st row Mrs Lester. Shark Henry. Michael Chastain. Lisa Peterson. Carol Helpenstili. Lisa Pack. Donyale Pickens. Michelle Smith. Rhonda McMurray. and Mrs Clark 2nd row Karen Lane. Brenda Pierce. Ha|ira Syed. Pam Webster. Laura Stevens. Rosa Flores. Melam Zander, and Shaunti Reynolds 3rd row Yolanda McMurray. Holly Herman. Melanie Elmore. Gayle Adams. Jennifer Matthews. Jennifer Duncan. Amy Jackson, and Demitrice Weatherall 4th row: Shandra Crosby. Mamie Roland. Stacey Benson. Camisha Thomas. Claudette Heath. Bridgette Jones. Jackie Adkins, and Jamie Hobdy 5th row: Holly Martin. Wanda Moore. Patrick Henry. Garry Martin. Jeff Towne. and Edward Searcy 6th row. To« Mabry. Sherita Raye. Michelle Nichols. Gail Martin. Corey Turner. Kiiey Adair, and Michael LeBlanc. 7th row Nancy Helpenstil. Victor Harrison, and Steve Harrison. Not pictured: Shannon Atkins. Mark Ayers. Sandra Bradford. Beth Brashears. Dewey Conley. Christy Davis. Tina Drewry. Niki Fults. Jill Funderburk. Tyrone Hines. Pat Kendnck. Annette Mabry. Tina McDaniel. Sheri Myers. Debbie Price. Durrell Rainey. Wayne Reynolds. Brenda Richardson. Wende Ward, and Becky Williams The Future Homemakers of America is a leadership training organization for students enrolled in Vocational Home Economics classes. The overall goal of FHA is to help in- dividuals improve personal, home, and com- munity living. Projects for this year included: care for the elderly, a visit to the nursing home, hostess and host for Hunt County Fair, courtesies for open house, sweetheart and beau, and a Dance-a-thon for Cystic Fibrosis. Also, FHA had a Teacher Appreciation Day. OFFICERS: Lisa Peterson, Carol Helpenstili. Michael Chastain, Lisa Pack, and Donyale Pickens. 2nd row: Rhonda McMurray, Sharice Henry, and Michelle Smith. Not pictured: Mark Ayers. 63 Row 1: Margaret Lamb, Tai Lai, Matt Embry, Aaron Rodgers, Alicia Gamez, Cathy Rogers, and Chris Greaves. Row 2: Christine Razniak, Steve Connolly, Andrea Klaus, Susan Rogers, Meredyth Purdy, An Shawn Hsu, and Noel Templeton. Row 3: Amy Sneed, Tom Lai, Gary Weissinger, Scott Barnes, and Fred Vogel. The 1986-87 Science Club proved to be a most worthwhile and productive endeavor. Although it was the youngest of the clubs at Commerce High School this year, it was by no means met with a lack of experienced leadership and dedicated membership. Some club members attend- ed the China Exhibit at Fair Park with Mrs. and Mr. Wisakowsky. Mr. Wisakowsky generously purchased the members of the club their lunchtime meal. Mrs. Wisakowsky, who used to do volunteer work at the Dallas Museum of Natural History, was able to provide the club with a behind the scenes tour. Mrs. Wisakowsky's help with the club was greatly appreciated. OFFICERS: Matt Embry, Aaron Rodgers, Alcia Gamez, and Cathy Rogers. 2nd row: Margaret Lamb, Tai Lai, and Chris Greaves. 64 First row. Linda Cintron, Jennifer Duncan. Brekeena Champion, Sharon McFeeley, Wade Kirkpatrick. Second row: Mrs. Patton, Gayle Adams, Annette Mabry, Angela Plata, Ruth Reel, Usman Syed. Third row: Karen Lane. Sheri Synder, Jarrod Turner, Karen Fox. Wayne Reynolds. Matt Embry, Becky Tuerk. Fourth row: Mamie Roland, Wanda Moore. Pam Rogers. Nette Hester, Melanie Zander Tina McDaniel, Steve Dangler, Edward Searcy. Fifth row: Marissa Perez, Cindy Boyd, Dianna McFarland. Johnny Daven- port, Shevaun Muldoon, Jennifer Matthews, Mia Cooksey, Randy Brannon. Sixth row: Jennifer Patton. Tom Cowsert. Eddy Mize. Jay Sosa, Toni Kennedy. OEA officers: Brekeena Champion. Sharon McFeeley, Jen- nifer Duncan. Wade Kirkpatrick, and Linda Cintron. OEA State competitors: Angela Plata. Brekeena Champion. Pam Rogers. Jennifer Patton, Tom Cowsert, Eddy Mize. Jay Sosa, and Matt Embry. OEA Nationals: Tom Cowsert, Jennifer Patton, and Eddy Mize. The purposes of the Office Education Association are to develop leadership skills through participation in civic, recreational, and social activities. In addition it promotes high standards in ethics, workmanship, and scholarship. It allows students to strengthen confidence in themselves and in their work. Members participated in several activities during the year including service, leadership, social, and safety. The chapter was recognized nationally for its service and safe- ty activities. Several students participated in state and na- tionally sponsored leadership workshops. In addition, more than eight awards were presented to individual chapter members for achievements in contests at district and state level. Three students achieved outstanding recognition for their leadership abilities by being selected as officers for OEA. Angela Plata was selected president of Area 1. Eddy Mize was selected State Sergeant at Arms. Jennifer Patton served as State Sergeant at Arms and was elected Na- tional Parliamentarian. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Nancy Green, Mark Bryant, Russ Gregg, Karen Edwards, Karen Webber, and Sheri Snyder. Row 2: Jon Jonz, Margaret Lamb, Ruth Reel, Shevaun Muldoon, Shawn Elmore, Sharon McFeeley, Angela Plata. Row 3: Charles Crawford, Beth Clardy, Cindy Kibler, Casey Ingold, Heath McFadden, Shelby Hoover, and Jennifer Patton. Row 4: Ann-Marie Williamson, Kathryn King, David LaFont, Amy Jacobson, Branon Beadles, Phil Brown, and Monty Moore. Row 5: Elizabeth Razniak, Kelli Keene, Jennifer Moses, Glen Bass, Steve Connolly, Shelley Crawford, and Sarah Zelhart. The 1986-87 school year has been one of the busiest years for the C.H.S. Student Council. With projects involving both the school and the community, this group has dedicated their time to carrying out various activities. The C.H.S. Student Council began the year with the annual Howdy Dance to welcome new students and to get old students back into the school routine. This year the council decided on the theme “The Year of the Tiger, for Homecoming, which included hall decorations, the crowning of a Homecoming Queen and of course the dance where a giant screen showed videos, while students and alumni danced. One of the regular functions of the Student Council is to hold dances, such as a dance to collect can goods for Thanksgiving, the Christmas dance, and the Sweetheart dance at which Sheri Snyder and Mark Bryant were elected as Student Council Sweetheart and Beau. We also had a spring Soc-Hop and an Election Dance. The council also conducted a drug-alcohol abuse prevention week, numerous safety projects, and a year long secret pal teacher-appreciation program. For the community, the council ushered at the School’s Open House and also ushered at Freshman Orientation. For the second year, the council sponsored a Multi-media presentation called Paradise.” At Christmas, the Student Council sponsored an Adopt an Angel” project benefiting needy children in Commerce. In addition to work in the school and community, the council has been active in District XIX. As District Secretary, C.H.S. Student Council hosted the spring forum, a full-day workshop for over 300 students and sponsors from all over Northeast Texas. At state, the members were honored by being chosen to be one of three Profile Schools, which lead a discussion on the operation of their council. 66 Top row: Mark Bryant and Russ Gregg. Bottom row: Sheri Snyder. Karen Edwards, and Karen Webber. Pictured are the Student Council members who attended the state convention in Austin. 1st row: Sarah Zelhart, Ruth Reel. Karen Ed- wards, and Angela Plata. 2nd row: Jon Jonz. David LaFont, Margaret Lamb, and Cindy Kibler. 3rd row: Mark Bryant, Russ Gregg, and Heath McFadden. Mrs. Green 67 SPANISH CLUB 1st row: Denise Crenshaw. Lee Towne, Marissa Perez, Jon Jonz. Stacy Berkley, Eddie Mize, Heath McFad- den, Alysa Thompson, and Tom Cowsert. 2nd row: Michael Sartwell, Jay Reynolds, David Davenport, Charles Crawford, Karen Edwards, Ruth Reel, Linda Cintorn, Sally Reynolds, and Sharice Henry. 3rd row: Christi Nor- man, Ralonda Dittmar, Latisha Austin, Andrea McEIvy, Andrea Klaus, Kelly Davis, Meredyth Purdy, Suzie Scace, and Richard McAslin. 4th row: David LaFont, Denise Rogers, Ann Marie Williamson, Vanessa Ghaly, Kathryn King, Allen McCaslin, Bill Oellerman, Derryk Pope, and Tim Skauge. 5th row: Steve Hendrix, Christy Parrish, Tiffany Green, Kathy Edwards, Mia Cooksey, Leah Rudoff, Sydney Stewart, Holly Graham, and Amy Sneed. The Spanish Club of Commerce High School was formed to help students learn more about the Hispanic world, and to support Commerce High School, the Pan American Student Forum (PASF), and people in need throughout the world. This year the Spanish Club has undertaken many projects and has been rather active because of our increase in club members. The club had its annual Enchilada Dinner, Christmas party, and a lock-in in Sulphur Springs, We also attended the PASF conven- tion in San Antonio in March. The club also donated money to local and hispanic organizations. Officers: Marissa Perez — Secretary, Stacy Berkley — V.P., Eddie Mize — Pres., Alysa Thompson — Co-Parliamentarian, and Tom Cowsert — Pro- gram Chairman. 2nd row: Denise Crenshaw — Historian, Lee Towne — Reporter, Jon Jonz — Treasurer, and Heath McFadden — Co-Parliamentarian. 68 Officers left to right: Jennifer Duncan, Cathy Rogers, Jennifer Lockhart, and Cindy Kibler. Karen. Cindy and Shelby wait to deliver carnations. Front row: David Davenport, Jennifer Lockhart, Cindy Kibler, Beth Clardy, and Derryk Pope. Second row: Russ Gregg, Cathy Rogers. Stacy Berkley, Sarah Zelhart, and Mason Mills. Third row: Heath McFadden, Mark Bryant. Sharice Henry, and Alice Buckley. Kristi Bailey receives a singing telegram, delivered by Russ. Gary, and Mark. The purpose of the Speech and Drama Club is to broaden the stu- dent’s theatrical horizons and public speaking experience. Its goal is to help each individual ad- vance his or her knowledge and skill in Speech and Drama. The club attended a variety of speech and drama tournaments along with U.I.L. participation to achieve this goal. Members sold carna- tions and singing telegrams at Valentine s and hosted a suc- cessful Commerce Invitational U.I.L. Tournament. Jennifer Duncan, Cathy Rogers, Jennifer Lockhart, Karen Edwards, Cindy Kibler, Leslie Oats, Wendy Thomas, Stacy Berkley, Sarah Zelhart, Shelby Hoover, Gary Weissinger, Dean Giles, Michelle Sanders, Connie Worley, Glen Bass, Charles Crawford, Heath McFadden, Ruth Reel, Beth Clardy, Jennifer Smith, Denise Rogers, Jennifer Patton, Shelly Crawford, Kathy Edwards, Russ Gregg, Mark Bryant, Shevaun Muldoon, Karen Webber, John Paul Rhodes, Richard Cahill, Stacy Stapleton, David Davenport, Sharice Henry, and Derryk Pope. $ p e e c h a n d D r a m a C I u b 69 Jennifer Lockhart Special Thanks to Ellie Stubbs, Jennifer Klaus. Shelby Hoover Patton, Jarrod Turner, Kirk Chaney, Matt Embry, and Andrea Stephanie Chessher Mrs. Wis. Jon Jonz THE WALL Cathy Rogers Janis Edgington Kenneth King French Club First row, Left to Right: Jennifer Patton, Susan Rogers, Cathy Rogers. Second row: Suzie Scace, Elizabeth Razniak. Alicia Gamez, Sarah Zelhart, and Alice Buckley. Third row: Chris Shaw. Gary Weissinger. Aaron Rodgers, and Amy Sneed. Fourth row: Collin Buckley. Michael Vogel, Jarrod Nelson, and Christine Razniak. Not Pictured: Phil Brown and Glenn Burch. Sponsor: Ellen Moore. French Club is dedicated to learning about French culture, French films, and French foods. Our highlight was a trip to Dallas to see Moliere s The Miser, a French comedy, and eating at Les Saisons to practice our French conversation. ‘ Vc Officers: Jennifer Patton, Cathy Rogers. Susan Rogers. Alicia Gamez, and Aaron Rodgers. Curtis Lemon enjoys himself in French class. First row: David LaFont; treas., Jay Sosa; sarg. at arms. Second row: Shevaun Muldoon; pres.. Jennifer Smith; sec., and Dianna McFarland; vice pres. INTERACT The goals of the Interact Club are to develop student skills so that they may become effective citizens, to improve leadership abilities, and to create an awareness of the need for involve- ment in the community. Projects for the 1986-87 school year included taking Christmas cards to the residents of the retirement homes in Commerce, a free car wash for the elderly, and a contribution to the CHS Memorial Scholarship Fund. The Interact Club is sponsored by James Bass. First row: David LaFont, Shevaun Muldoon. Jennifer Smith. Dianna McFarland, and Jay Sosa. Second row: Chris Greaves. Matt Em- bry, Andrea Klaus, Kathy Edwards, Jennifer Duncan, Scott Davidson, and Beth Clardy. Third row: Shelby Hoover, Gary Weissinger, Charles Crawford, Marcus Ashley, Casey Ingold, Heath McFadden. Fourth row: Steve Connolly, Jarrod Turner, and Glen Bass. 72 First row: Pam Rogers, Margaret Lamb, Karen Edwards. Jon Jonz, Jennifer Duncan, Karen Webber. Second row: Sheri Snyder, Eddy Mize, Sarah Zelhart, Shevaun Muldoon, Tai Lai. Dean Giles. Third row: Kenneth King, Casey Ingold. Heath McFadden, Marcus Ashley, Jennifer Lockhart, Cindy Kibler. Fourth row: Stuart Hendrix, Sally Reynolds, Jennifer Patton. Scott Barnes, Mark Bryant. Steve Hendrix. Fifth row: Alicia Gamez, Rodney Anderson, and Steve Connolly. The National Honor Society is a service organization with membership based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Its membership consists of juniors and seniors. The society participated in many activities including trick-or-treating for UNICEF, baking cookies for Meals- on-Wheels, and a blood drive; all of which were successful. The organization is sponsored by Mrs. Mildred Lamb. 73 First row: Coach Aune. Shelby Hoover, Heath McFadden, and Wade Kirkpatrick. Second row: Eddy Mize, Tom Cowsert, Connie Worley, Cindy Bovd, Karen Webber, and Shevaun Muldoon. Third row: James Estes, Ryan Smith, Kenny Cooper, Monty Moore, Casey Ingold, and Charles Crawford. Fourth row: Brandy Hunt, Phil Brown, Holly Graham, Glen Bass, Terry Caldwell, and David LaFont. Fifth row: Brent Turner, Stacy Stapleton, Kristi Bailey, Kathy Edwards, Jared Harrison, Gayle Adams. Jarrod Turner, and Steve Connolly. Sixth row: Chris Shaw, Dan Blohm, Sydney Stewart. Kelly McKay, Beth Clardy, and Dianna McFarland. Seventh row: Jay Sadler, Holly Herman, Rodney Anderson, Brandon Beadles, Dewayne Miller. Scott Davidson, and Jennifer Smith. FCA The purpose of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes is to present to athletes and coaches, and all whom they influence, the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church.” FCA OFFICERS: Heath McFadden — Vice President. Shelby Hoover — President, Wade Kirkpatrick. 74 OLYMPICS of the MIND Christine Razniak, Amy Sneed, Michiel Woolbright, Noel Templeton, and Richard McCaslin. Olympics of the Mind is a team of creative problem solvers. Creativity, not an exceptional I.Q. is stressed. The team receives a long-term problem which is presented at competition after two months of work. They also compete in style and spontaneous categories. Style is the little ex- tras” that are not required and Spontaneous requires the students to think on their feet. This year’s problem was Chain Reaction involving fifty mousetraps. 75 The band plays for the powder-puff football game. Aaron Rodgers Sarah Zelhart, Shevaun Muldoon, and Mrs. Jones at the Leadership Conference. Area FBLA winners. Sheri Snyder, Sarah Zelhart, Karen Webber, Cindy Kibler, Top: Stephanie Chessher. Rodney Anderson, and Wade Kirkpatrick. Spanish Club orientation committee: Stacy Berkley, Alysa Thompson, Eddy Mize, and Richard McCaslin. Mrs. Green and Mrs. Harris The Drama Club prepares for singing telegrams. Ruth Reel and Kathy Edwards “THE YEAR OF THE TIGER” HOMECOMING 1987 Homecoming 1986 celebrated ‘The year of the Tiger” with traditional and new events. Each class decorated the halls and foyer with colorful streamers, pictures, tiger paws and balloons showing the school activities in each season of the year. Individually, students proclaimed their school spirit by buying spirit buttons and wearing certain items each day, such as sunglasses one day and suspenders the other. To enhance school spirit, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes sponsored a bonfire. At the winning game, Karen Webber was crowned as the Homecoming Queen, and the band performed a special salute to America. Following the game, students and alumni after entering a foyer decorated by Student Council members to represent the four seasons, enjoyed a dance complete with video entertainment. The decorated hallways, spirit buttons, bonfire, winning game, and dance make the week a great celebration. 78 Homecoming Queen 1987 — Karen Webber. Alumni at the big game: Chris Jensen, Paul Harris. Karen and John Lane Chris Duvall and Paul Atkins Phil Brown, Elizabeth Razniak, Jennifer Patton, and Dianna McFarland decorate. Shane Tarpley. Shevaun MukJoon and Randy Brannon Winner — An Shawn Hsu 1st runner-up Winner — Denise Rogers Kenneth “Elwood” King Chris Greaves 80 Mrs. The Grim Reaper ? Green and Mrs. Harris are in the Halloween spirit. Helen and Alma Jear spat as Mrs. Crawford watches. “A Midnight Caller” Uil One Aet Play Mark, Shelly, Karen, Jennifer, Cindy, Charles, Ruth, Russ, and Derryk. Cast Alma Jean Jorden....................Shelly Crawford Cutie Spencer........................Karen Edwards Rowena Douglas...................Ruth Reel Mrs. Crawford.................Cindy Kibler Ralph Johson..............Charles Crawford Helen Crews.......................Jennifer Lockhart Harvey Weems..................Mark Bryant Crew Suzie Scace Derryk Pope Scott Barnes Russ Gregg Mark tries to wrap up practice! Scott and Suzie say, No, Mark! Not the cow! LIVIN’ AFU I MIDNIGHT The Junior-Senior prom held May 9, in the Texas Ballroom at E.T.S.U. Jennifer Duncan and Jen- nifer Matthews read senior wills. Heath McFad- den, Dianna McFarland, and Jennifer Lockhart read junior prophecies. Johnny Davenport was crowned Prom King, and Linda Cintron was crowned Prom Queen. The prom colors were blue, silver and black, and the theme was “Livin’ After Midnight.” Prom King and Queen — Linda Cintron and Johnny Davenport. 82 Mark Bryant and date and Toni Kennedy. 83 Tai Lai with his state U.I.L. medal. Tommy McDaniel and Brad Arrington GRADUATION Music was provided by Jennifer Lockhart (right) and her assistant, Cindy Kibler. Salutatorian, Aaron Rodgers, and Valedictorian, Margaret Lamb, await the opportunity to address their class and guests. Dr. Pat Pope presents Kenneth King his diploma. 84 Kyle Melton, Shawn Elmore, and Rodney Anderson show off their rings after the ceremony. Jennifer Duncan, Jennifer Matthews, Gayle Adams, and Sheri Meyers Toni Kennedy and Brekeena Champion. Pat Adair and Ricky Kennedy celebrate with Mr. O'Neill. 85 Cathy Rogers gets comfortable. Karen Lane, Wayne Reynolds. Tai Lai, Kenneth King, and Cathy Rogers await the big moment of graduation. Amber White and Randy Smith. Mrs Harris prepares one more cap for graduation practice. The buildings and trades class: Andy Davis, Britt Greer, David Williams. Theresa Rcakard, Wayne Atha, and Tracy Jones. 86 TENNISVOLLEYBALLTRACKFOOTBALL GOLFBASKETBALLBASEBALLTRACK TENNISVOLLEYBALLTRACKFOOTBALL GOLFBASKETBALLBASEBALLTRACK TENNIS V OLLE Y B ALLTR ACKFOOTB ALL GOLFBASKETBALLBASEBALLTRACK TENNISVOLLEYBALLTRACKFOOTBALL GOLFBASKETBALLBASEBALLTRACK TENNISVOLLEYBALLTRACKFOOTBALL GOLFBASKETBALLBASEBALLTRACK TENNISVOLLEYBALLTRACKFOOTBALL GOLFBASKETBALLBASEBALLTRACK TENNISVOLLEYBALLTRACKFOOTBALL GOLFBASKETBALLBASEBALLTRACK TENNISVOLLEYBALLTRACKFOOTBALL GOLFBASKETBALLBASEBALLTRACK TENNISVOLLEYBALLTRACKFOOTBALL GOLFBASKETBALLBASEBALLTRACK TENNISVOLLEYBALLTRACKFOOTBALL GOLFBASKETBALLBASEBALLTRACK TENNISVOLLEYBALLTRACKFOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL J A R S I T Y 86- Bottom, Left to Right: Kelly McKay, Toni Kennedy, and Christi Champion. Top, Left to Right: Coach Hawkins, Brekeena Champion, Cassandra Simmons, Melissa Gibson, Camille Turner, and Coach Niemeyer. Not Pictured: Becky Tuerk, Stacy Berkley, and Linnie Akins. ’87 Melissa spikes the ball over the net a a district game. Stacey gets ready to serve. 88 J.V. ’86-’87 Left to Right: Coach Hawkins, Shaunti Reynolds, Rauteccia Allen, Gail Martin, Alice Buckley, Michelle Nichols, Demitra Gholston, and Coach Niemeyer. A pep talk from Coach Hawkins during a game. 89 First row: Chris Machen, Jared Harrison, Scott Davidson, Jarrod Turner, Billy Cunningham, Douq Thrash, and Heath McFadden. Second row: Coach Weise, Darrin Shropshire, Rodney Anderson, Shawn Elmore, Richard Cahill, Cory Turner, Brad Phelps, Wade Kirkpatrick, Richard Weatherbee, Craig Longshore, and Coach Task. Third row: Coach Heflin, Coach Horton, Coach Stone, Matt Barnes, Joel Phelps, Casey Ingold, Jay Sosa, Pat Weatherford, Marcus Ashley, Jeff Chaffin, Brandon Beadles, Coach Bass, Coach Beadles, and Coach Aune. VARSITY COMMERCE OPPONENT 20 North Lamar 0 16 7 Brownsboro Pleasant Grove 0 9 0 Farmersville 9 0 Bonham 3 0 Whitesboro 3 39 Coppell 19 35 Princeton 7 19 Frisco 28 6 Wylie 17 First row: Coach Stone, Coach Bass, and Coach Aune. Second row: Coach Weise, Coach Beadles, Coach Heflin, Coach Horton, and Coach Task. 90 1986 was a year where the battle cry Tigers Never Quit” was most evident. A season record of 4 and 6 leaves a lot to be desired, but spirit and determination were never absent. The players proved that they were champions in their hearts, because they never quit playing with pride. 1986 All-District Football OFFENSE 1 st team Wade Kirkpatrick — lineman 2nd Team Cory Turner — running back Honorable Mention Shawn Elmore — quarterback Brad Phelps — end Pat Weatherford — wide receiver DEFENSE 1st Team Richard Weatherbee — end Joel Phelps — lineman Rodney Anderson — linebacker Cory Turner — secondary 2nd Team Jarrod Turner — linebacker Honorable Mention Heath McFadden — secondary Jared Harrison — secondary NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Phil Brown 91 The J.V. players are pictured left to right bottom to top. First row: Anthony Eilers. Jim Bob Hudson, Philip Voss, Barry Arnold, and Rocky Clinton. Second row: Charles Crawford, Eric Hudgins, Chris Shaw, Patrick Kendrick, and David LaFont. Third row: Coach Heflin, Tony Wilson, Ricky Rackard, Coach Weise, Dewayne Miller, Allen McCaslin, and Coach Task. The Freshmen players are pictured left to right bottom to top. First row: Kevin Armstrong, Daniel Jones, Luke O'Shaughnessy, Chris Fullwood, Brent Turner, Billy Mitchell, Mark Benson, and Shawn Goulet. Second row: James Buchanan. Brian Thompson, Eric Bruhn, Jason Arnold, Monty Moore, Kenny Cooper, Derek Funderburk, Scott Stewart, and Terry Caldwell. Third row: Coach Heflin, Donald Kellev, Glenn Bass. James Estes, John Irwin, Coach Weise, Ryan Smith, Pete Wyatt, Chris Grisby, Kevin Meador, Kelly Adams, and Coach Task. 92 ’86-87 VARSITY Top: Gayle Adams, Beth Clardy. Sharice Henry, Jennifer Smith, Dianna McFarland, Jennifer Lockhart, Linda Cintron, Shelby Hoover, and Ellie Stubbs. Busy in the cafeteria. Cheerleaders — the high point of the pep rally. 93 ’86-’87 JUNIOR VARSITY Top row: Susan Rogeers, Suzie Scace, Kristi Bailey, Denise Rogers, Holly Graham, Meredith Raine. Sydney Stewart, and Kathy Edwards. 94 J.V. perform at pep rally. Citu Y AMITY BASKETBALL Back row: Coach Hawkins, Toi Mabry, Camille Turner, Melissa Gibson, Cassandra Simmons, Tiffany Pannell, and Coach Niemeyer. Front row: Kelly McKay, and Toni Kennedy. Not pictured: Kerri Norwood, and Linnie Akins, Managers: Angela Plata and Sherita Raye. 95 CIBLS IB. VABSiTY BASKETBALL Left to Right: Coach Hawkins. Shaunti Reynols, Rauteccia Allen. Alice Buckley. Hilde Opsal, Michelle Nichols, Demitra Gholston, and Coach Niemeyer. Not pictured: Gail Martin. Managers: Sherita Raye and Angela Plata. 96 From left: Kevin Armstrong, Terry Caldwell, Glen Bass, Monty Moore, Coach Weise, Derek Funder- burk, Stan Szafran, Quintis Weatherall, Jason Turner. Two for Derek! Tigers prepare for battle! From left: Coach Ken Task, Anthony Eielers, Rodney Dangler, Pat Henry, Eddy Mize, CHris Greaves, Aaron Wady, Doug Thrash. B A 8 K E T B A L L VARSITY Bottom row: Cory Turner, Jared Harrison, Phil Brown, Scott Davidson. Coach Task. Britt Greer. Chuck Culbertson, Steve Harhson, John Wilson, Brad Phelps, Garry Martin, and Weise. REGI GOES TO ONALS 99 TENNIS l First row: Left to Right: Denise Rogers, Alicia Shaw, Jay Reynolds, Kelly McKay, Andrea Klaus and Matt Embry. Second row: Lee Towne, Stacey Berkley. Elizabeth Razniak, An-Ray Hsu. An- Shawn Hsu, and Michael Sartwell. An-Shawn shows Andrea how to serve Elizabeth gets caught in action. 100 Lady Tigers (front row): Toni Kennedy, Brekeena Champion, Demitra Gholston, Andrea McKelvy, and Alice Buckley. Second row: Cassandra Simmons, Christi Champion, Melissa Gibson, Melanie Elmore, and Connie Worley. Third place in district 400 meter relay: Sharice Henry, Toni Kennedy. Melissa Gib- son, and Cassandra Simmons. GIRLS TRACL 101 BOYS TRACK Phil Brown, Pat Kendrick, Pat Weatherford, Jay Sosa, Joel Phelps and Chris Grisby Phil Brown — first in district 100 meter dash and running long jump. Phil was also individual high point champion. 102 Phil Brown and Pat Weatherford. Not pictured — District cross-country and second in 3200 meter run: Michael Sowden. BASEBALL ’87 t w tfM � ,v • Vf : . Heath McFadden Top row: Coach John Aune, Dewayne Miller, Dan Blohm, Casey Ingold, Brandon Beadles, Michael fchastain, Tyrone Hines. Steve Connolly, Barry Arnold, Scott Davidson, Heath McFadden, Steve Stapleton, Terry Caldwell, and David LaFont. Season win-loss record: Year: 6-12, District: 5-9 Dewayne Miller Coach Ken Task, Shawn Goulet, Peter Wyatt, Trey Curry. Ken Mann. Rocky Clinton, and Kirk Chaney. golf GOLFGOLFGOLFgolf Peter Wyatt Coach Task instructs Kenny Cooper. 104 105 GUESS WHO? 106 enices Lire: ,v,aJ GROUPS: U2, Suicidal Tendencies, Bon Jovi, Van Halen, Cinderella, The Cure, and ■j Chicago , ■ S: ‘‘Never Say Goodbye, With or Without You, Love Removal Machine, Talk Dirty to Me ’ . : OVIES: Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Top Gun, 9V2 Weeks, Stand by Me, Ruthless People,” The Fly, “An American TaleM � ‘- RADIO STATIONS: Q102, KRQX, 98-the Zoo, CARS: Ferrari, ’65 Mustang, 67 Malibu, Porche, Camaro Z28 BEVERAGE: Black Label, Corona, ■ EVENTS: Randy and Shane being chased by the D.P.S , Tonya Yeager lost in a ditch, Mark Bryant in English, Juroska leaving JFFADS FASHIONS: Love bracelets, paisley boxer shorts, rc ■ if 2 109 SCHOL AWARDS ' Mark Brvant CHS Memorial Scholaito . . V . . . 7. . T T. . . |. Mark Bryar Mike Inman Memorialmholar snip Jk .J1 Jason Moses Pat Brown Memorial Sgfioinrship . . . B .Wade Kirkpatrick Amanda White Fuller Memorial Scholarship . 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STACEY BENSON: OEA 3; FHA 1, 2, 4; Spanish Club 2. BRAD BJORNLIE: Building Trades 4. RANDY BRANNON: Track 1, 2, 3; OEA 4; Spanish Club 2; FBLA 2. BETH BRASHEARS: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech and Drama 1; Spanish Club 3; Sregit Staff 2; FHA 4; Jr. Rotarian 4; Flag Corps 1. MARK BRYANT: Student Council 1,2,3, 4; Pari 2; VP 3; Pres 4; Speech and Drama 2, 3, 4, Treas 2; Pres 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Class Rep 3, 4; Class Pres 1; Class VP 3; NHS 3, 4; CHS Memorial Scholarship 4; Kiwanis Citizenship Award 4; Who’s Who 3, 4; UIL Prose Interpretation 3, 4; District, Regional 3; District, Regional, State 4; Duet Acting 3, 4; Interact 1; FBLA 1; Jr. Rotarian 4; UIL One Act Play 2, 3, 4; Amanda Fuller White Scholarship 4; Society of Distinguish- ed American High School Students 3, 4; Band Arion Award 4; Regional Science Fair 2nd Place 1. GLENN BURCH: Band 1; French Club 4; Science Club 2; OEA 2, 3; Spanish Club 1. LINDA CINTRON: Spanish Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; Corr Sec 4; Speech and Drama 1, 2; Prom Queen 4; Homecoming Court 4. BREKEENA CHAMPION: FHA 1,2; OEA 4; Sec Treas 4; Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; 2nd Team Volleyball 3; Honorable Mention Volleyball 4; Class Treas 4; Juniger Scholarship 4. SHANDRA CROSBY: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; OEA 3,4. STEVE DANGLER: OEA 4. JOHN DAVENPORT: OEA 4; Jets 3; Foot- ball 1; Track 1; National Merit Scholarship 4; University of Texas Presidential Scholar- ship 4; Prom King 4. JENNIFER DUNCAN: Student Council 2, 3; Speech and Drama 1,2, 3, 4; Pres 4; Sec 3; FHA 4; Athletics 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; VP 4; Ten- nis 1,2,3, 4; 1 District Girl’s Singles; OEA Historian 4; Interact 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, Class Treas 1; Class Sec 2; Class Pres 3; Class VP 4; FBLA 3, 4; Jets 1; UIL Accoun- ting District 5th 4. KAREN EDWARDS: Student Council 3, 4; Sec 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Speech and Drama 1,2,3, 4; One Act Play Crew 3; Cast 4; Number Sense 1,2,3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Sec 4. SHAWN ELMORE: Jets 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas; Pres; District IV Pres; District IV Treas; Star Greenhand 1; Outstanding FFA Member 3; DeKalb Award; Athletics 1,2,3, 4; Captain 1; Honorable Mention Quarter- back; Offensive Back of the Year; Class Pres 3; Class Favorite 3; Lions Club Scholarship; Delphians Club Scholarship; Young Farmers Scholarship; Mr. CHS 4; Most Handsome 4; Jr. Rotarian 4. MATT EMBRY: FBLA 2; Interact 3, 4; Ten- nis 3, 4; Regionals 3, 4; Key Club 2; Spanish Club 1; OEA, Area Finalist, State Qualifier 4; Science Club 4; Sec 4; DAR Scholarship; Blue and Gold Scholarship. ROSA I. FLORES: FHA 1,3, 4. KAREN FOX: Athletics 1,2, 3; OEA 4; FHA 1,2; French Club 3. JILL FUNDERBURK: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Horse Proficiency Award; OEA 4; FHA 4; Band 1, 2. ALICIA GAMEZ: Sregit Photographer 2, 3; Key Club 1,2,3; Pres 2; Jets 1,3, 4; Treas 4; French Club 4; Treas 4; Student Council 3; NHS 3, 4; Interact 2, 3; Most Spirited Girl 1; Sophomore Server 2; National Merit 121 Commended Scholar; Green Peace 1, 2, 3, 4; Academic All American 2; National Science Award 2; National Student Council Award 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2, 3; Texas Achieve- ment Honors Scholarship; National Hispanic Merit Scholar Honorable Mention; University of Texas President's Scholar- ship; C.H.S. Bois d’Arc Queen 3. DEAN GILES: French Club 2, 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3; NHS 4; Beta Club 1,2. LEANETTA HESTER: Band 1,2, 3; FHA 2, 3, 4; English C Award 4; OEA 4. MARK JACKSON: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chapter Farmer 2; Athletics 2; FHA 1. TONE KENNEDY: Athletics 1,2, 3, 4; OEA 4; Most Athletic Girl 4; Basketball Sweetheart 3; Outstanding Senior in Athletics 4. WADE KIRKPATRICK: Spanish Club 1, 2; FBLA 1,2,3, 4; Rep His 4; Interact 3; OEA 4; Pari. 4; FCA 4; Jr. Rotarian 4; Track 1,2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; 1st Team All District Offensive Lineman 4; Offensive Lineman of the Year 4. TAI LAI: Spanish Club 3; NHS 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; VP 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1, 2; Computer Club 1, 2; History Club 2; Olym- pics of the Mind 3; Jr. Rotarian; Rotarian Scholarship; C Awards in Art I, World History, Computer Math 4; Distinguished Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; 1st District UIL Science 2nd District UIL Calculator; 3rd Regional UIL Science; 2nd in State UIL Science; Academic Excellence Scholarship of Mississippi University. MARGARET LAMB: Spanish Club 1; Stu- dent Council 3, 4; Class Treas 2; Jets 1, 2, 3; Science Club 4; Pari 4; NHS 3, 4; Pari 4; Jr. Rotarian, District Number Sense 5th, 4th, 2nd; District Science Fair 1st, 2nd; Rotary Club Scholarship 4; Net-Ole Cook- ing 3rd, 2nd; Who’s Who; Kiwanis Club Citizenship Award; UIL Scholar Award; Valedictorian. KAREN LANE: Speech and Drama Club 1, 2; Hist Rep 2; JETS 1,2; French Club 2, 3; Student Council 2; Class Vice President 2; Basketball 1; JV Track 1; 2nd Place District JV 800 m. Run 1; 4th Place District JV 1600m. Run 1; 1st Place District UIL Debate 2; 1st Place District UIL Persuasive Speaking 2; 4th Place UIL Regional Debate 2; FHA 4; OEA 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3; 4th Place Science Fair 3; Culture Club Scholarship, Thalian Club Scholarship and Academic Excellence Scholarship 4. MICHAEL LeBLANC: FHA 3, 4; Perfect At- tendance 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3; FBLA 3; Athletics 1. VICTOR LEE: PBF 4; Construction of a School Building 3; Construction of a House 4; C Award in Building and Trades 4; Perfect Attendance Award 4; Medal in Building Trades 4. TODD LINDSEY: Athletics 1,2; FCA 2. TINA McDANIEL: Athletics 1; OEA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Psychology Club Scholarship. ANNETTE MABRY: FHA 1, 2; OEA 3, 4; Spirit Sparkers Club 1; Perfect Attendance Award 3. SHARON McFEELEY: Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1,2,3, 4; OEA 3, 4; President 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Jr. Rotarian for 4; Flags 4; OEA Scholarship and Blue Gold Scholar- ship 4; 3rd Place in UIL District Typing 2; Band Sweetheart 4. CHARLIE MILLER: Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 4; Swine Production; Star Chapter Farmer; Dairy Production; Most Achievement in Ag. Ill; Diversified Farmer, Most Achievement in Ag. Mechanics. JASON MOSES: Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Blue Gold Scholarship and Mike Inman Memorial Scholarship 4. SHEVAUN MULDOON: Student Council 2, 3, 4; Reporter 2; Treasurer 3; NHS 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Vice President 2; 2nd Place Business Math 2; District Miss FBLA 4; OEA 4; 5th Place Financial Assistant 4; 1st Place Science Fair; JV Cheerleader 1, 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Cheer Division Champ 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; FCA 2, 3, 4; Interact 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; President 4; Speech and Drama Club 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3; JV Track 1. SHERI MYERS: FHA 1, 2, 3; Sgt. at Arms 2; Student of Month of October 2; Perfect Attendance for October 2; OEA 4. ANGELA PLATA: Spanish Club 1, 2; FBLA 1; Athletics 1, 2, 3; FCA 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; Regional III OEA President; Basketball Sweetheart 4. CHRISTOPHER POPE: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; In- teract 2; Greenhand Skills Team 1st Place in District. DEBBIE PRICE: Homemaking 1, 2, 4; Athletics 1; Band 2. THERESA RACKARD: Building and Trades 4. BILLY REED: Perfect Attendance Award 1, 3; Award in Shop II 2; FHA 1; FCA 2, 3; Basketball Manager 1,2,3, 4. RUTH REEL: Student Council 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Speech and Drama Club 1,2,3, 4; Delphian Club Scholarship, Pallas Club Scholarship, and Kiwanis Club Scholarship 4. WAYNE REYNOLDS: Athletics 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4; FFA 1; FHA 4; OEA 4. CATHY ROGERS: Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; President 4; Athletics 1, 2; Student Council 1; Interact 1; Speech and Drama 1,2,3, 4; Student of the Month; Concurrent Enrollment 4; Science Club 4; Persuasive Speaking 2nd Place 2; State Alternate for Standard Debate 2. PAMELA ROGERS: Jets 1, 3; FBLA 2; OEA 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Reporter 4; 3rd Place Science Fair 2; Honorable Mention Science Fair 3; Junior Rotarian for Month of May; 1 st Place Computer Specialist in OEA Contest; UIL Scholar Award, Biology Merit Exam 1; 5th Place FBLA Typing Contest 2. MAMIE ROLAND: FHA 1,2, 3, 4; OEA 4. JACOB SACIER: Athletics 1,2. EDWARD SEARCY: OEA 4; FHA 1; Bois d’Arc Beau; Band 1,2,3; Junior Rotarian 4; Who’s Who Among American High Students. DARRIN SHROPSHIRE: Athletics 1,2, 3, 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4. TIMOTHY SKAUGE: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3; Spanish Club 4. SHERI SNYDER: Cheerleader 1, 2; Athletics 1, 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; VP 4; FBLA 3, 4; Parliamen- tarian 4; OEA 3, 4; NHS 4; Homecoming Queen Court 4; Class Favorite 1,2, 3; Miss CHS 4; Most Friendliest 4; President of Class 4; CTA Scholarship 4; Daughters of the American Revolution Representative 4; Citizenship Award from Daughters of American Revolution 4; Phi Delta Kappa Scholarship, Afflatus Culture Club Scholar- ship, and Thalian Club Scholarship 4. LAURA STEVENS: Spirit Sparkers 1; Speech and Drama 1, 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; OEA 4. USMAN SYED: OEA 3, 4; Tennis Team 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 3, 4. SHANE TARPLEY: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Spirited 4. JEFF TOWNE: Band 1,2, 3, 4; President 4; Band Beau 4; FHA 4. CORY TURNER: Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball All-District 2, 3, 4; Basketball All-District 2, 3, 4; Basketball Most Valuable Player 4; Basketball All-Region 4, Most Athletic 4; Football Most Valuable Player 4; Track 1; ETSU — Commerce Journal Tournament Team 4; Class Favorite 2; Leonard Tourna- ment Most Valuable Player; First District High Jump 1; Junior Rotarian 4. RICHARD WEATHERBEE: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chapter Skills Team; 2nd in District 12 in Regionals Athletics — Football 1,2,3, 4; Varsity 2, 3, 4; All District Running Back 2; All-District Defensive End 3, 4; Playoff in Football Bi-District 2; Captain of the Team in Football 4; Track — Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4; Regionals Sprint Relay 3. BILL WEATHERFORD: Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN WEBBER: Athletics 1, 2, 3; Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4; Corresponding Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; JETS 1; Secretary of Class 3; Treasurer of Class 1; Spanish Club 1; Speech and Drama Club 4; Interact 2, 4; Key Club 2, 3; Jr Rotarian of September 4; Track Regional Qualifier 1,3; NHS 3, 4; Treasurer of NHS 4; FBLA 3, 4; 2nd Vice President 4; 2nd Place Typist I FBLA State 3; Who’s Who in FBLA 4; UIL in Typing I Regional Qualifier 3; UIL Accoun- ting I Regional Qualifier 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Most Beautiful 4; 4th Place Spanish Spelling NET-OLE; FCA 3,4. DAVID WILLIAMS: Building Trades C Award 4; Perfect Attendance 3. JOHN WILSON: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; District Champ 1; Bi-District Champ 3; Area Champ 4; Award in Basketball 3, 4; FFA 2; PBF 4. TONYA YEAGER: Spanish Club 3; OEA 3, 4; Athletics 1; Speech and Drama Club 1. MELANIE ZANDER: FHA 4; OEA 3, 4; 2nd Place in District UIL for Oral Reading 1; Perfect Attendance 1. 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