Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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I enjoy seeing our effort on poper, ond others enjoying it. Kristin Wilkerson, Junior Togetherness counts Thou shalt not miss your deadline! became one-ot the commandments for the newspaper statt. This had to be tol- lowed to get out an issue every month. Not only has the statt been able to meet their deadlines, but they have done it with creativity and individual' ity, said Mrs. Kim Pearce, adviser. Several members ot the staft attend- ed a summer journalism workshop at Eastfield College to prepare for the year. Mrs. Pearce said one ot their DECISION TIME. Senior Donna Foster, ju- nior Kristin Wilkerson, and freshman Matt Strell decide on a final layout. 5 6 NEWSPAPER greatest strengths was in the way they worked so well together. Statt members included Donna Fos- ter, editor-in-chietg Mickey Keller, edi- torials editorg Isaac Parampottil, sports editorg Dana Sullivan, entertainment editor: lenniter Morrow, layout editor. Statt reporters were layson Cox, Krysti Goldrick, Christy Ouzts, Samir Parikh, Eric Smith, Matt Strell, and Amy Young. - if f . ' X ' V g Q5- 'l V41

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HOWING OFF. Senior Dean Mayfield, win- .er of the DECA Employee at the Year award, alks with his boss Mr. Richard Lee of the Eoppell Sports Center after the DECA ban- uet honoring members' employers. ,WAY FROM THE OFFICE. Senior Jeff 'IcKune makes conversation with Mrs. Bob- ie Skeen, his employer at Independent Bank, nd another businessman during the DE- IAXOEA banquet for employers. FCA brings the girls closer to one another so they are able to play better as a team. Karen Vinson, Sophomore Lending a Helping Hand Doing things for others became the goal ot members ot Distributive Educa- tional Clubs of America CDECAD, Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes CFCAD, and Future l-lomemakers ot America CFHAD as many of their efforts were de- voted to recognizing the hard work of others. Early in the year DECA members held a teacher appreciation banquet in the north cafeteria for all faculty mem- bers. Later, honoring their employers for their guidance and assistance, they co-sponsored an employer apprecia- tion banquet with OEA. DECA members competed in area and state competitions. At area contest in Dallas, senior Lori Evans won first place in general merchandising written event, and senior lay lohnson won the fast-food marketing division. lunior lames Mathers was named third alter nate in tast-food marketing. Evans and lohnson participated in the state con test at Corpus Christi but were unable to qualify for nationals. The girls' FCA proved to be more than a social group in their activities They prepared a Christmas dinner honoring their mothers and held meet ings throughout the year with special motivational speakers. FHA sponsored Volleyball Apprecia tion Day, in which they gave the team cards and candy, and hosted the Val entine's Dance. Some members attend ed area conference in Tyler. Members baked goodies for the Coppell po lice and fire departments and baked brownies in appreciation of the teach- SFS. HHQEIQQ FHA: fFront Row, DeDe Sparks, Rebekah Cotten, Paul Austin, Kevin Pikes, Alisa Barrow, Julie Godwin, Mrs. Margaret El- lis, sponsor. QSecond Rowi Cindy Hurst, Vicki Groblebe, Karen Watson, Tami McIntosh, Alison Novak, Brent Glass. Back Row Sherri Barrow, Ken Casazza, Jason Black, Will Baird, Lisa Ellison, Christy Castaner, Angie Casillas. wr ' ORGANIZATIONS 5 5

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.., CONFUSION. Freshman Matt Strell and junior Samir Parikh get advice from other staff members. MEAL TIME. Senior Isaac Parampottil and freshman Christy Ouzts work through dinner in order to finish the lay- out for the final issue of Crimson Spirit. syn W . NEWSPAPER STAFF: fFront Rowj Dana Sullivan, Amy Young, Christy Ouzts, Kris- tin Wilkerson, Donna Foster, Krysti Gol- drick. fSecond Rowl Mickey Keller, Eric Smith, Jayson Cox. QBack Row, Mrs. Kim Pearce, adviser. Isaac Parampottil, Jenni- fer Morrow, Samir Parikh, Matt Strell. ORGANIZATIONS 5 7