Conroe High School - Flare Yearbook (Conroe, TX)

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NHS Unleashing the Flame of Intellectual Spirit On the eve of their induction, the in- ductees knew that they were to be vital to the existence of a prestigious society — they were the National tionor Society. This elite club started off the year by electing of- ficers that would represent them until the close of the school year. Funds were raised by each member selling gift Items. N.H.S. members involved themselves in community service by collecting food and toys for the needy. As January edged forward, so did the time for fall induction. Seven new members were added to the already large group. Members found themselves at the disposal of the faculty as they helped with the after- noon tutorial sessions. Their presence was very much appreciated. The National Honor Society and its members set new strides in the field of service. Not onl y did they per- form these tasks to the best of their ability, but they did them with a smile on their face. President Lesah Fry worked well with club sponsors Mrs. Ousebout and Mrs. Lilly. Jayna McLaren and Lori Singleton discussed club business. Jim Sage took a break from a hectic meeting. I Victor Trevlno. Davey Gowan. and Hogan Brooks listened intently. Officers; J. Kennedy, Pros — L Fry. V.P. — D. Beltel, K. Browder, T. Satterfield. Janet Banks. Julie Hickl, Staci McHam, and Sherry Cox shared a friendly moment at an meeting NHS- 183

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J Academic Decathlon The Super Quiz Academic Decathlon had its second ex- citing year. Under the sponsorship ot IVIrs. Janet Emmons and Miss Dee Fach, the members were in exciting competition. The Regional Meet was held in January at Bryan, where the team competed against teams from all over Texas. This year the members were: Shane Byers, Dorothy Dabrowski, La Donna DePriest, John Dindot, Laura Hicks, Vaishali Mahajan, Renee Mitchell, Lauren Moody, Raye-Dawn Rodenburg, Brian Severa, Scott Taylor, and Becky Wessel. Members were selected through teacher and counselor recommendations. They com- peted against other schools in fine art, speech, literature, mathematics, social studies, sciences, and in music. The special subject this year was the Renaissance Period. Front row: Scoti Taylor, LaDonna DePriest, Vaishali Maliajan, Raye-Dawn Rodenburg. Back row: Janet Emmons, (Sponsor) Laura Hiclis. Lauren Moody, Dorottiy Dabrowsl(i, Beclcy Wessel, and Dee Fach. All that in-depth study and Lauren Moody still could grin. Notes and snacks both helped. Dorothy Dabrowski studied intently. Shared Information prepared members tor contest. 182. ACADEMIC DECATHLON

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Keatha Avery Mark Banazek Janet Banks Greg Basham David Beitel Michael Black Russell Blue Marie Boatman Elizabeth Bohanan Caron Boyd Richie Britton Kim Browder Hogan Brooks Joe Carroll James Cartwright Sherry Chaney Shannon Christian Catherine Clay KathyCox Lorie Cox Sherry Cox LaDonna DePriest Donna Dockery Peter Edgmon Lisa Emmick Chris Faith Russell Ferrell Monica Fontenot Lesah Fry Lisa Giulfre Oavey Gowan Scott Griscom Leslie Guest Lisa Hamilton Patricia Hammond Eric Handley Janice Hay Arcelia Hernandez Chris Hernandez Julie Hickl MikeHoffland Mischelle Hopper Etta Huffaker Alan Jezek Rod Johnson Wendy Johnson Michelle Jones John Kennedy Stacey Kirtley David Kratz Kim Krupala The National 1986 I84.NHS