David Crockett High School - Texan Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Studci 100 honors With highest honors. Highest honors were awarded to Buddy Dunn, Carolyn Foote, Kevin Hielscher, Sherril Leonard, Cheryl Lucas, Grant Rose, Janet Simpson, Kim Gray and Rhonda Wirth. These students earned these awards by maintaining a high academic record, and by also being involved in many extra-curricular activities. More than members, they held executive positions in clubs such as Sherril Leonard's office of speech president. Buddy Dunn was co-presi- dent of the senior class as well as vice president of National Honor Society, Janet Simpson has been active in speech for three years as taqcig-Lis flu R Vx 3 secretary and NFL tabulator. Active in many sports such as track and vol- leyball was Cheryl Lucas, while Grant Rose participated in gymnastics and was an officer in the fall student council. Kevin Hielscher was pitcher for the Cougar baseball team, as well as a senior class officer. Kim Smith was a varsity cheerleader and worked diligently along with Rhonda Wirth in the National Honor Society. Carolyn Foote has been in drama as historian and vice president, and she edited the yearbook this year. Four years of devotion and dedication toward aca- demics, extra-curricular activities, and working with fellow students make these eight seniors honor grad- uates of Crockett.

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102 honors dtucioit to itdouts - t. ,,, lofi, 'E 'A F3 fi? f Y l ' ' YF! Y- tr Htl A 'I'-:Y ' 2 use ' T13 . V735 1 f A9 fi-1 35.4 ii :sg swag 'vf 995' ,. .i I1 UE. VTESQB. F F51 23311 f !' Q25 .eg we Barber, Rager named top graduates Receiving valedictorian and saluta- torian were Mary Elizabeth Barber and Cathy Rager, respectively. The words valedictorian and salutatorian are English derivatives of Latin words, Vale meaning Goodbye and salve meaning hello, Originally, the basic function of the valedicto- rian and salutatorian was to deliver the opening and closing remarks, however, this tradition has died somewhat and the two positions are given to the two seniors with the highest grade averages. Besides maintaining high aca- demic scoring, Mary Beth and Cathy were active in many extra-curricular activities. Cathy was involved in National Honor Society as vice-presi- dent. Mary Beth was in several organizations such as Tex-Anns, Human Relations and National Honor Society to name only a few. Besides the honor of valedictorian and salutatorian, they were offered several scholarships. Mary Beth was awarded the American Youth Foun- dation I Dare You award, the Downtown Optimists, Texan and Tex- Anns award, National Merit scholar- ship, and the valedictorian scholar- ship . . . full tuition to Sam Houston State University. Cathy Hager earned the Paul Coke Memorial scholarship and the Downtown Optimists, Texan and Tex-Anns award, National Honor scholarship.