Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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4 5 6 7 8 9 SALUTATORIAN: Kristin Wilkerson VALEDICTORIAN Soji John Top 10 Seniors S011 John Kristin Wilkerson Joe Orman Fred Ferraro Jennifer Douglass Brian Eastin Neil Coker Christine Yarbrough Robin Brewer Todd Murphy VALEDICTORIAN It was never really a goal of senior Soji John's to become valedictorian. But after he found out that he had the chance, he decided to take advantage of it and was named the valedictorian of his graduating class. Soji graduated with a GPA of 96.1. He was involved in activities such as OEA, National Honor Society, Number Sense, and many UIL competitions. Born in India, Soji moved to the United States at the age of 6. He lived in Philadel- phia and Carrollton before moving to Cop- pell. Soji felt that he never really had to make any sacrifices for his schoolwork and that his motivation to do well was simply part of his nature. SALUTORIAN Graduating one step behind Soji, Kristin Wilkerson proved to be as outstanding in extra- and co-curricular activities as in her academics. Student Council, NHS, and class officer for two years, she also served as editor of the school newspaper and as an athletic trainer. Her awards and honors included Ameri- can Airiines Scholarship Award, National Association of Secondary School Princi- pals Leadership Nomination, Finalist in Texas Excellence Award, National Merit Letter of Commendation, National Merit Academy Outstanding Student tbiology, English, chemistryl, USA Today Academic All-American Nomination, T.A.C.T. Citi- zenship Award for Dallas Area, Golden Herald Award Nomination for Service in School and Community, U.S. National Leadership Merit Award, Most Outstand- ing Student Council Member, Most Out- standing English Student, and Most Out- standing History Student. individuals

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Denise Baird Melanie Barnett Sherri Barrow Kelly Bellamy Chuck Bennett Chris Betancourt Jason Black Gregory Blackard Bradley Blazoff Doug Blevins Steve Boatman Chad Boerner Matt Booth Daniella Brett Tim Brlnda Robyn Brinkman Ross Brooks Allen Brown John Brundrett Brian Calhoun Katania Castaneda David Chenault Kim Chester Dustin Clark Lisa Clark Simone Claus Kelly Clay Jeff Cleveland Matt Cook Suzie Crittenden Jason Black who drives a 1987kine talhc blue Trans Am Individuals 139