Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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MOST OUTSTANDING FEMALE LETE: Jennifer Jadlot ATH- MOST OUTSTANDING MALE ATHLETE: Mike Jadlot . ..fiwv1i2' .lx . .Q ,amp . FIGHTING HEART AWARD: Joe Orman student life 47

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1 i Sports Hall of Fame - Outstandlng Athletes and Fighting I -. --- Who's Who Hearts Whenever you attend a Coppell sporting event, it seems like the names of Tawni Burton, Joe Orman, Jennifer Jadlot, and Mike Jadlot always seem to come up. Chosen as the recipient for the Fighting Heart Award, senior Tawni Burton has always shown dedication, determination, and hard work. She's a consistent player in all sports, which helps to make her an all-around good athlete. Senior Joe Orman, who was also chosen for the Fighting Heart Award, has always put everything he has into every sport. He has been a role model as an athlete because of that effort. He FIGHTING HEART AWARD: Tawni Bur- ton 46 student life has always stood out among his peers as a great motivator and strong leader. Senior Jennifer Jadlot was chosen as most outstanding female athlete be- cause she is a natural athlete and has been able to do all sports equally well. She maintains a positive attitude, which has always helped to make her team better. She has truly been an inspiration to many athletes at Coppell High School. Junior Mike Jadlot was this year's recipient of the most outstanding male athlete award. He is always working hard to develop his natural talents be- cause he is always trying to help his team to become the best that it can be. Copy and design by Jeni McCi

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Out of Sight - Out of Mind New courses for a new time Goin' to the chapel and we're gonna get married . . ,H the words from a popular song of the sixties expressed the chief goal of girls among the first CHS graduates. Now the majority of senior girls speak of what college they will be attend- ing, instead of when they will get married. And college prep classes now dominate the cur- riculum with strong emphasis on quality education. I feel that perhaps one of the most dramatic changes in education over the past few years is the emphasis on excel- lence for both the student and the teacher, said Mrs. Cheryl Key, business teacher. Each is expected to do the best job he or she can possibly do. Computer classes have edged out courses like shorthand, ad- vanced typing, and homemak- ing, which students no longer see as practical by today's stan- dards. A combination of a progres- sive curriculum, high academic standards, and the accomplish- ments of students themselves has left little doubt to where Coppell is headed: to be among the best high schools in Texas in academics. I -li in f facademics divider Copy and Design by Amanda Riley, Editor In chle