Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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ll Cl. CALL ME, WE'LL HAVE LUNCH. Deep in thought, Stephanie Sorokwasz thinks about something important as Joe Callan looks on. ROGER, OVER. Freshman Kim Dobecka plays a game with her walkle talkle in the halls one day after school R a Shane Vaughan 'Brandie Vincent Heather Waddell Brent Walker Mike Walker Ray Walker Emily Ward Stacey White Aili Wilen Brian Wilkerson Micki Williams individuals 161

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Larry Ransom Randy Ransom Mary Terese Redden John Richardson Chris Riley Brian Rogers Binita Samuel Rebecca Sassone Ayaka Sato Maria Sato Mike Sawyers Stacy Scott Mindi Shafer Judy Simmons Jenna Small Danny Smith Jon Smith Walter Smith Randy Songer Stephanie Sorokwasz Ellen Speier Rachelle Stucki Eng Tan Mike Teague Sherry Thambi Aaron Thedford Kyle Thomas John Turner Rudy Vanbuskirk Sonu Varkey 160 individuals Q R 3,25 . ' ' ff r , .Z ' f v .v , n -. XX ! . :JW In . S 2 'jf ' , 1 2, www i My-al Q xx I A , j W 5 x W ., 4 'Q w Copy and Design by Chris Burton, Individuals Co-edi

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Sherry Alkey - Biology I, II, Biology Honors, JV Cheerleader Sponsor, NHS Committee. Rebecca Boatman - Art I, Printmaking, Ceramics, Drawing, Painting. Anita Bowen - ESL I, II, III, CLA for ESL, ESL Writing, US History Honors. John Bowen - World History, US History, Freshman Class Sponsor. Jeannie Coughlln - English III, CLA IV, Biology I. David Curllss - Algebra I, ll, Head V. Baseball Coach, JV Football Coach. Sharon Douglas - Geometry, Informal Geometry, NHS Sponsor, Faculty Fellowship Representative. Pam Draper - Physical Science, Drill Team Director. Believe it or not, teachers weren't born with the cool- headedness and in-control at- titude they always tried to project. All teachers at one time or another were once in- experienced and, yes, ROOKIES. Here are their stories of despair and confu- sion: I gave a handout to the students, and they all started laughing. I looked at the han- dout and noticed a Htypof' In trying to type Walt Whitman, I had typed an s instead of a w in his last name. Mrs. Leslie Neal A vice principal grabbed my arm and dragged me into his office for getting mail out of a teacher's mailbox. l then had to explain to him I was a teacher. Ms.Susan Nichols I was sitting at my desk grading papers while my class worked on an assigmment. I was tapping my face with what I thought was the END of my pen. When I realized it was the point of my pen, I asked one of my students if I had marks on my faceg 24 eighth graders burst into laughter. Mrs.Rhonda Ta- tum When student teaching, I was preparing my lesson for the next day and decorating bulletin boards. I lost track of the time and was locked in- side the building. The doors couldn't be opened from the inside because they were chained! I couldn't get to a single phone - all doors were locked. I had to spend the night alone in that school. Mrs.Pam Draper When I asked students to each bring a leaf to class, I was most surprised that the schefelerra plant in the li- brary ended up a single stalk! Mrs.Eilen Thedford My worst experience was learning how to paddlef' Mr. Wheellce Wilson 162 individuals i 3 ft .swf REMEMBER WHAT I TOLD YOU. Newcomer Rhonda Tatum gl' some last- minute instructions to her cheerleading squad before opening football game. Copy and Design by Amanda Riley, Editor-in-cl