Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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DOUBLE TAKE. Senior class favorites Heldl Hanson and Eric Melton. XA ,wx ' fn 'l'HREE'S COMPANY. Freshman class fa- vorites Dom O'Donnell, Shannon Laurito, and Craig Kepner. X 1 DYNAMIC DUO. Sophomore class favor- ites Kelley Whltls and Jason Jones. student life 43

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The students voted for you and you won. You are now your class's favorite guy or girl. So tell us a little about yourself: I collect girrafes and comic strips, said junior favorite Paul Zosel. Paul participates in football and track and has was a national merit scholar semi- finalist. Ml want to play basketball for the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, said sophomore favorite Jason Jones. After high school, I want to be a news broadcaster and have a clothing boutique on the side, said junior fa- vorite Karen Kithcart. Karen has been a cheerleader all through high school 42 student life Who's Who They're in a class by themselves, Class favorites and is a member of the National Hon- or Society. UI want to study to be a psycholo- gist and marry Eric Melton, said freshman favorite Shannon Laurito. While on the subject of Eric Melton, he and Heidi Hanson were voted senior class favorites in addition to Mr. and Miss CHS. Most people don't know that me and Karen used to play ' Charlie's An- gels' together, said Heidi Hanson. But donlt spread it around! Well, there you have them. Your class favorites. We hope you know them better now. We made sure to tell you their very best points. WHAT A PAIR. Junior class favorites Ka- ren Kithcart and Paul Zosel. Copy and Design by Chris Thomp

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' if Who's Who l Will they succeed, be comedians, or just plain look great? can -I ' - They're the best at what they do. They are Wittiest, Best Dressed, Best Looking, and Most Likely to Succeed. This year's recipients of the Wittiest award were Wendy Webb andCraig Parrish. When I was a freshman, l bought a hot pink neon sweat shirt that said 1985 across the frontf' said senior Wendy Webb. Then I wanted to go to a senior party but was afraid to go up to the house. Something most people don't know about me is that I am very, very, shy, said senior Craig Parrish. For the second year in a row, Laura Ferguson was voted Best Dressed. This year she was joined by her broth- er Brett. By the time I'm 25, I want to be married to a milionaire, have every- thing l've ever wanted, and be very, very, happy, said sophomore Laura Ferguson. LIKE BROTHER, LIKE SISTER. Best Dressed, senior Brett Ferguson and soph- omore Laura Ferguson. 44 student life According to student vote, Eric Mel- ton and Stacey Palmer are Best Look- ing. L'Most people donlt know that I al- most died when I was little, said ju- nior Stacey Palmer. I went to Padre and a big wave took me under. When I tried to come up, I got stuck under a raft and then the lifeguard pulled me out because he thought I got bit by a shark. The Most Likely to Succeed award was voted on by seniors, who chose seniors Kristin Wilkerson and Joe Orman. Most people don't know that I very rarely study and I never take home books, said salutatorian Kristin Wilkerson. To be successful, all I need to do is enjoy each day to the limit and find happiness in the little joys of life, said Joe Orman, who was ranked third overall in the senior class. ' , ' Ff s f wsif' .wWfU7f1f'Ifr7WW I If . .,,, . . ' rr .LA mifiwiw' - z., ir 3 r f I - V , .- I 1, fr' L rg , fur, 7? V vi, wafitf fa . 'J' if ' W ' 312 'lm ' ' fm Q. . ,, ,.,,,,,.,..,,.r,,,y1fzm I f J Qt . Y .cw 'I . 44, .V ,, v,, 44 i :. rr Aw' -V' I, :. .. aw I, fs, 4. 4 N ,7f41j Ifj!14 4' V , ' W A 345,50 W I A ,Q ' , 1 -I - 7 rf' Z I- ?r5J5Wfff,' l it. I Q.. If H' -: .5 : . -w f,5.f'2?212 M f' FUTURE MEDIA CONSULTANT. Most Likely to Succeed girl, senior Kristin Wil- kerson. Copy and Design by Chris Thompsd I