Copperas Cove High School - Bulger Yearbook (Copperas Cove, TX)

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HS Recognizes Achievement fl-rj President, Dianne Stewart, Treasurer, Ieanette Mickang Vice- President, Cheryl Stanley. The National Honor Society consists of those stu- dents who have attained an A average and have had their teachers approve their nominations. NHS sponsors many worthwhile projects during the year including a college financial aid night and a college night where many colleges are invited to talk to the students one evening in the cafeteria. The Honor Society also gives a scholarship to a deserving senior. Sen iors Ieanette Mickan and Dave Crane. Iuniors and Gema Gonzales. l31 The Seniors are Cl-rj Back row: IoAnn Cain Tom Hughes, Nicole Hausser, Debbie Carter, Melanie Ayres, Mike Cressler Martha Cuajardo and Iim Bennett. Second row: Ioe Kunkel, Dawn Stamm, Angela Pursley, Allison Hughes, Karen Shoan Dianne Stewart, Lynn Mason and Peter Beauvais. Front row: Cheryl Stanley, Dale Schoeck, Don Richey, Donna Faircloth The Iuniors are: Cl-rl Back row: Karen Long, Kay Kersh, Denise Carter, Tammi Parker, Dennis Baker, Floyd Lamb, Iohnny Dotson and Ieff Klein. Fourth row Margareta Hansen, Lynn Sikora, Kathy Hughes, Linda Palumbo, Debbie Pulls Michelle Civello and Debbie Lucas. Third row: Ronda Deacon, Marci Bass, Carol Lyons, Allison Bacon, Kathy O'Dwyer, Kim Malcolm and Iohn Osborne. Second row Santy Salter, Kim Ratigan, Bruce Henning Iames Dixon, Scott Lamb and Darryl Daude. Front row: Tom Ellis, Mitzie Simmons, Lori Iernigan, Kenneth Smith

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l3BLA's Career Related Future Business Leaders of America is a club to promote interest in business and the free enter- prise system. It tries to acquaint members with various career and business oppor- tunities. It is an ideal opportunity for stu- dents to view busi- ness. It also hopes to teach responsibility. President Sheila Whited says of the club, The club is good because it helps with career rel- ated occupations. President Sheila Whited answers a question. 3' ,Q E The FBLA Officers are fl to rj: Chris Russell, vice president: Sheila Whited, president: Iames Sirovy treasurer, Ioe Kunkel, District vice presidentg Karla Sawyer, parliamentariang and Sue Shepherd reporter. P ,f.f'L7-- W lf' Fm I ' U? l i A,,,,,,,.,,,-....-.--4- ' ' Front Row: Daisy Grayson, sponsor, Cliff-Ann Curry, Rena Iordon, Penny Kattnei Debbie Pulis, Chris Russell, Sylvia Duran, Sue Shepherd, and Earl Holt, sponsor. Baci Row: Tommy Anderson, Yolana McAdoo, Karla Sawyer, Sheila Whited, Iames Sirovy and Ioe Kunkel.

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German Club Studies Heritage The German Club is for students with a special interest for German culture and its heritage. The club participates in the March of Dimes Walk along with other organizations. It also tries to have an annual trip to the Wurstfest. Cheryl Stanley, a senior and a three year mem- ber of the club, says that, The German Club is very interesting and I'm glad that we have a chance to learn some of the cultures of Germany. P.: Z, Iunior Michelle Civello listens to the business of the meeting. I First row: Cheryl Stanley. Second row: Debbie Pulis and Michelle Civello. Third row: Debbie Harrison, Melanie Ayers and Cathy Hughes. Fourth row: Mariona Appel, Lea Ann Brincefield and Dori Ray. Fifth row: Miriam Turner and Mitzie Simmons. .W S t 0 Ka, President Cheryl Stanley conducts a Angela McCurry looks over the agenda at a German Club meeting. meeting.