Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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limi: -M ,Wi v QQ Aff, an 2 l, Q2 hh, -4' 3 QA? NEWSPAPER STAFF: lFront Rowl Jayson Cox, Leslie Helblg, Amy Young, Kristin Wilkerson. lBack Rowl Tracy Thrasher, Jennifer Morrow, Samlr Parikh, Jlmmy Shannon, Nell Coker, Mrs. Kim Pearce. DECISIONS, DECISIONS. Junior Susan Forrest and sophomores Tania Slevert and Chad Olsen look through pictures for sale at the yearbook signing party. GOING FOR A FITTING. Junior Krystl Goldrlck and senior Kris- tln Wilkerson flt a picture for a spread ln the newspaper. organizations 75

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Publications recognized by local and state honors 'IF Pt i Cr Nr:-2ND.ERs lt wasn't the 25,000 dollar prize on Wheel of Fortune, but it was still exciting when the yearbook and newspaper staffs won awards in competi- tions. The newspaper staff made it all the way to regionals in UIL competition. In the con- test Kristin Wilkerson placed first in headline writing, Neil Coker won first in feature writing, and Rhonda Nisbett won first in editorial writing. The staff placed 24th overall in regionals. Journalism is kind of like a family, said sophomore Leslie Helbig. There is a re- laxed atmosphere because we all have our own responsi- bilities to take care of. The yearbook staff also participated in competitions. The lnterscholastic League Press Conference flLPCl rat- ed the 1986-87 yearbook with a Distinguieshed Merit rating and awarded it Tops in Division for being the best yearbook among 3A high schools in Texas. l'm glad I was on the staff because now l'm a part of my history, said sophomore Chris Burton. The staff sponsored many extracurricular activities over the year including the Morp dance and the yearbook sign- ing party and attended the Jostens Summer Workshop. All the preparations and work for the MORP dance paid off because I feel every- body had a great time and we raised a great deal of money for the yearbook, said junior Amanda Riley. Staff positions included Amanda Riley, editor, Chris Burton and Cody Mix, stu- dent life and individuals co- editorsg Chris Thompson and Jeni McCurdy, academics and organizations co-editors, Alem Boukadoum and Court- ney Joyner, sports co-editors. -if YEARBOOK STAFF: tFront Rowj Chris Thompson, Alem Boukadoum, Courtney Joyner, Amanda Riley. fBack Rowl Jeni McCurdy, Chris Burton, Cody Mix. 74 0l'gaIli2ati0l1S Copy and Deslgn by Chris Thompson HUNT AND PECK Coker types his ry into the staffs - 2 if' 2' Sf' . i

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MODERN DAY MICHELANGE- LO. As an FHA project, sopho- mores Rebekah Cotton and Au- drey Brlster help paint Mrs. Boatman's art room. V' ADMISSION FEE. Freshman Joel DeLaVega gives his en- trance money to senior Tawnl Burton, a student council mem- ber. , f ' ,. ,, , I ,L ,,., , ,AVV V 7, ,M A W 5 L . ,s f ,rf , It f A J, Q ' , A 2 -' f fix? . ' fm. S STUDENT COUNCIL. QFront Rowj D'Ann Whltsell, Tawnl Burton, Krlstln Wilkerson, Greg Wise fSecond Rowj Jim Seeley, Paul Britt, Brian Eastln, Ashley Stroud, Chris Kryzak lBack Rowj Melanie Barnett, Teresa Johnson, Jeni McCurdy, Mrs. Llane Murphy, Karen Nave, Su- san Forrest, Misty Jackson. FHA: lFront Rowj Robyn Brlnkman, Chrlstle Yarbrough lSecond Rowb Kerl Casazza, Joyce John, Mary Wat- son. Chrlstl Castaner, Llsa Maples, Cindy Mlller, Stephanie Cannon, Mary Lou Redden 1Thlrd Rowl Kim Robbins, Rebekah Cotton, Vanessa Kempf, Mlndl Shafer, D'Ann Whlt- sell, Mlke Maxey, Audrey Brlster, Melissa Helms, Rebecca Sassone, Andrea Wagoner 1Top Rowl Judy Ferguson, Sophl Punnoose, Wendy Webb. Chad Boerner, Brad Hutche- son, Jamie Mattlcks, Mrs. Margaret Ellis, Danny Lehmann, Chris Zlegen- beln, Judy Simmons. Kay Thomas. , 3 76 0l'QaI'lIZ8tIOIlS Copy and Design by Chris Thompson Organizations Co edit