Conroe High School - Flare Yearbook (Conroe, TX)

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Tigerettes Tigerettes Are Tigeriffic The Tigerettes is a service as well as a social organization. Tigerettes was opened to any girl that had earned a sports letter. The letters earned in any ot the following sports: basketball, cross country, golf, swim- ming, tennis, track, and volleyball. For the past thirteen years, the Tigerettes have sold poppies on Veterans ' Day for the benefit of Veterans of Foreign Wars. Plans for this year also Included fund raisers to benefit a scholarship for a deserving Tigerette senior. The Tigerettes was sponsored by Mary Jo Parker and Laura Schmidt. Tigerettes was an organization that was admired for their dedication and hard work to improve the various women ' s sports. Pres. D. Rice, Treas. C. Brock, Pub. J. Buck. Sec. R. Johnson, V. Pres. D. Archer. Dawn Rice and Jennifer Buck talked about publicity. Tigerettes went to a meeting. Dawn Rice was possessed by a higher spirit. The Tigerettes. Dianna Archer Andrea Boris Chereen Bouxdreau Carrie Brock Jennifer Buck Robin Caliee Tanya Davis Paula Defoor Anna Emmons Shannon Farlee Monica Fontenot Tiffany Godby Kendra Guinn Linda Hanna Beth Kellen Rachel Johnson Sandy Lance Sandy IVIcFaden Kathy Ocker Stephanie Peters Dawn Rice Lisa Urbock Sandy Urbock Kathy Venden Shannon Webb Melissa Wilcoxson 180. TIGERETTES

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The Golden Girls presented a stunning half-time performance. Company C Paige Jester and Julie Thornbery marched around the officer line during a halt-time show. The knee-walk was just one of the many talents harbored by the Golden Girls. The drill team prepared to present to the crowd their Toronado routine. GOLDEN GIRLS- 179

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Astronomy The Star-Gazers This year, the Astronomy class was one to be remembered. The students became more interested in the cosmos through the use of Carl Sagan ' s book which, by coincidence, was entitled The Cosmos. Being the only Astronomy class on campus, Mrs. Spell was able to spend more time teaching, theoriz- ing, and discussing the concepts of in- terstellar space with her students. Through night labs, the students were able to turn the learning experience into reality by seeing such things as the rings on Saturn and the moons of Jupiter. The students also had a chance to witness a show screened especially for them at Sam Houston State Universities planetarium. This also ex- panded their knowledge of the universe by billions of brain cells. They ended their semester by taking a field trip to the local theater to critique the newest addition to the Star Trek Series. Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. The students enjoyed the chance to discuss these billions of billions of ideas and thoughts with Mrs. Spell and wanted to thank her for her patience and understanding. The Astronomy Class. Allen Rouse calculated ttie speed of light. Andy Watson displayed his book. Mrs. Spell expressed her opinion. Students studied the winter constellations. ASTRONOMY. 181