Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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Striving for Success You know the type. No matter how much they have to do, they always get things done. Whether it's school, sports, personal life, or all three, they always seem to excel. Although high school success doesn't always guarantee success in the real world, seniors Paul Austin, Lori Evans, and Donna Foster have a defi- nite head start. Hard work, ambition, and dedication are no strangers to these three, who were rightfully voted Most Like- ly To Succeed by their teachers and peers. Who says that jocks can't do well in school? Whoever does can be proven wrong by Paul Austin. Paul has been on basketball and golf team for four years and on the cross country team for three years. With success in all these sports, Paul still maintained excellence in his academic attempts, too. Paul was in the National Honor Society tor three years, proving to all his peers that it can be done. Although Donna Foster 1 2 2 INDIVIDUALS LOOKING FOR SUCCESS. Most Likely to Succeed re- ANTICIPATION. Class Favor- cipients Lori Evans, Donna ite Rochelle Ballard stands by Foster, and Paul Austin gath- nervously awaiting the out- er before the graduation cere- come of a varsity basketball mony. game. didn't dominate the playing field, she dominated almost every other field. She par- ticipated in everything from being in jazz band to being editor-in-chief of the Crim- son Spirit. ln addition, she was in the National Honor Society for three years, pre- siding as president for one year and treasurer for an- other. Donna was also ac- tive in UU. news writing, feature writing, and editori- al writing. As though all this wasn't enough, she was the volleyball, basketball, and track manager for two years and was elected senior class secretary and student coun- cil representative for her senior year. Through all this, she graduated third in her class. More on the artistic side is Lori Evans, whose art and photography have consis- tently won awards through- out high school. Lori's en- thusiasm was displayed with 5 her involvement in botlj school and community ac- tivities. ln school she partici- pated in DECA, Drill Team, and the National Honor So- ciety. She also served on the yearbook staff as pho- tographer. ln the communi- ty Lori took part in SACK for four years and Golden Circle for three years. With all these activities in and out of school, Lori still found it possible to stay on the hon- or roll for four years.