Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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-:bfi luis ATHLETIC DIRECTOR. Mr. Jim Mudd directed athletic programs for CISD. snuhunl-ff TRANSPORTATION DIREC- TOR. Mr. Rick Foster headed up the Community Education SUPERINTENDENT. Dr. Da- vid Stanfield talks with a community businessman at the OEA banquet honoring the organization's employers. if W F -.:-'...v V -Q .W X. ASSISTANT SUPERINTEN DENT. Ms. Vonita White be came the new assistant super- intindent in charge of cur riculum. . X x L ,Fa 9 ASSISTANT SUPERINTEN- DENT. Mrs. Sandra Stuckey became assistant superinten- dent over personnel. -6'5- SECRETARIES. Mrs. Jimmie Hannan and Mrs. Shirley Harwell were the familiar faces in the office. INDIVIDUALS 159 ,Y-

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Toking Core of Business School Boord Members ffwfV5 TRUSTEES: CFront Rowj Foy Layton, president Barbara Austin, Judi Baggett. fBack Row, Lennie Jackson, Roy Brock, Ralph Seeley. Not pictured: Royce Lively Cleo Andolina, Transportation Secre- tary, Gala Ballard, Central Office Staffg Bill Barber, Tax Collectorfpurchasingg Karen House, Director of Businessg Re- becca Houser, Transportation Aide. Shirley Inderman, Personnel Secre- taryg Bonnie Johnson, Counseling Of- fice Secretary: Kathy Miller, Food Ser- vice Directorp Bonnie Singleton, Special Education Aide: Brenda Vannatta, Super- intendent Secretary. 1 58 INDIVIDUALS

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LM44 Um-54 , ,F-V1-..s.-.H1mmnnm-anmumwmmwwqr..mua mnnwmslmllxllmmummnd ,,,, w - .m-f...,....-.. It was hard to go into a single business in Coppell without seeing at least one student who worked there. Unlike many of the larger nearby suburbs, CHS students enjoyed a close relationship with parents and the business community. Support came first from the local PTA, whose projects like its craft fair and tal- ent show raised money for scholarships. Other organizations such as the Lions Club, Rotary Club, Sports Booster Club, Arts Booster Club, and Community Services office also contri- buted scholarships to graduating seniors. In return for community support, C.I.S.D. has made its own contributions to the community by opening its doors to public functions. Working with the city on joint projects has been part of the philosophy of CHS school offi- cials for years, but when the school board and the city council came together in the first re- corded joint meeting of the two elected bodies, a new pattern of communication on issues be- gan. I am convinced there is a lot the city and school can do to work together. The communi- ty that can make the best offer will benefit the most. -- Mr. Ralph Seeley, Trustee I think students benefit the most from PTA because thoughout the year we are rais- ing money to give scholarships so that certain students can further their education. We also try to build a better parent-teacher relation- ship. -- Mrs. Shirley Inderman Athletic teams get a lot of support, so by joining the Arts Booster Club, the performing arts get the recognition they deserve. -- Mrs. Bonnie Johnson 160 COMMUNITY DIVISION l----- .. W,-n'm' .....,,,,,mi -ln:-msuumammwwnumg-L: -MTW - 4 1 I i