Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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RED AND WHITE DAY. Seniors Jacky Wilburn and Brian Eastin show their spirit during the homecoming pep rally. SHOWING HIS STUFF. Junior Chris Betancourt blows his trumpet during halftime at the home game against Wylie. PHOTOGENIC. Sophomore Lisa Monkress and freshman Nikki Jackson look on as Senior Rudy Delgado poses modestly for a snapshot during the homecom- lng game after the marching band's halftime performance. 68 0I'galIiZ3tl0lIS Copy and Design by Jeni McCurdy Organizations

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LAST MINUTE REMINDERS. Mrs. Rhonda Tatum, varsity sponsor, gives the varsity squad some helpful hints and remind- ers before the game. J 2-ff BUS STOP. On the way home from cheerleading camp the trlp was made longer because of the bus breaking down ln Gaines- vllle. JV: fclockwise from top leftj Brooke Howle, Misty Mayfield, Laura Ferguson, Shannon Laur- lto, Julie Burton, Kelley Whltls, Katanla Castaneda, Mlcki Wil- llams. LEADING THE CROWD. Fresh- man Julle Burton, JV cheer- leader, cheers the Cowboys on durlng a home JV football game. VARSITY: lclockwlse from left! Taffy Lowrance, Karen Klth- cart, Wendy Webb, Stacey Palmer, Tawnl Burton, Misty Jackson, D'Ann Whltsell, Aubyn Ferguson. organizations 67

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Rising at daybreak gives marchers the The alarm sounded at 5:30 a.m. Once again, it was time to roll out of bed for early morning band practice. Every band member knew the feeling of what it was like to scurry to band practice early every morning during the marching season. L'When I first get up I feel tired and l'm barely getting around the field, but after be- ing in the cold air awhile it wakes me up, explained sophomore Kim Frank. winning edge l'k11lglYf 5-f' i I Q D' .i J Mr. Kramer's loud voice telling the band members to play their warm-up pieces and the chilly morning air really started to rev them up. One thing that got me go- ing in the morning was think- ing that every time we prac- ticed it made us a lot better, said sophomore Steven Bai- ley. During the Ull. competi- tion most of the band mem- bers were nervous about making mistakes. After we played we were relieved to get it over with, but we felt we made quite a few mistakes, remarked sophomore Lisa Monkress. However, UIL judges were impressed enough to award them a Division I rating. We were fired up when they announced the ratings but then a little let down that we didn,t advance to region- als,', said Mr. Tom Kramer, band director. Next year we'll work on that. RISE AND SHINE. Sophomore Sharla Sapp practices on her saxophone for early morning band practice. TAKE MY BREATH AWAY. Ju- nior Jeff Schiller plays his barl- tone with the marching band at the pep rally before the game against Wylie. organizations 69