DeSoto High School - Eagle Yearbook (Desoto, TX)

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WITTIEST MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Perry Patterson and Shannon Bradley Brian Adkins and Shannon Bradford 26f5enior Honors AFTER CALLING out the wrong name, senior Rene Parker sinks down in her chair while trying to hide from her embarrassment. Sen- ior Martin Butler attempts to con- sole her. Bloopers Get Laugh by Patrice Zimmer 66 . nd another class favorite n o m i n e e i s The blooper when Carrie fDennisJ won Most Beautiful and I wanted to be the one to tell her, so I 1JerrySPattgrson of the QYGHI' signaled to her that OOPS-g 0I'1'Y-- she won, before Mike This was a common award goes CHumphreysJ called nervous reaction made by class editor Rene Parker as she mistakenly an- nounced Perry Patterson for senior class favorite. I didn't mean to. It's just when- ever I saw Curk CMyer'sD name, I immediately thought of Perry, said Rene, of her embarrassing episode. Eagle staff members announced the awards. N o one knew before- hand who the winners were, until the envelope was opened. I was really excited to see to... her name, said Stu- dent Life reporter J u- lie Williams. Nervous stomachs and jittery fingers overpowered the announcers because it was the first time most of the staff had talked in front of so many people. Easy things such as opening an envelope and handing someone a carnation became difficult tasks. I was so nervous that I cou1dn't even open the envelope. Courtney fRiggsD had to do it for me, said junior sports reporter Kelli We- ber.

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SPORTS REPORTER Kelli We- ber hands freshman Lance Doo- ley a carnation for the girl cho- sen as Freshman Class Girl Fa- vorite. The class favorites were voted on by their respective classes. THE 1985 Eagle Dedicatee, Mr. Leslow Petecki, came to America from Germany when he was 14 years old. Mr. Petecki has each of his classes say the Pledge of Alle- giance to the flag before starting class each day. ACADEMICS EDITOR Betty Coggins reads the list of nomi- nees for the Boy Most Likely To Succeed. 28fHonors Assembly AFTER BEING named Wittiest Girl, Eagle Staff Head Photogra- pher, Shannon Bradley, an- nounces the Most Talented Boy, John Morgan. SHOWING THEIR excitement for the students who've just been named Class Favorites , staff members Lisa Berry, Patrice Zimmer, Gigi Throckmorton, and other staff members feel the tension building as the Senior Honors are about to be an- nounced. No staff member knew the results until they opened an envelope with the winner's names.