Decatur High School - Crag Yearbook (Decatur, TX)

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The ever-flexible face Survival at DHS means being flexible enough to face any situation, including knowing when to swim upstream . . . A.Attending DHS for her second year, senior Kate Dooling observes the ever-changing scene from a different perspective . . . B.For Mary Nell Fortenberry, flexibility requires organizing books as school librarian and balancing books as the yearbook financial adviser . . . C.After surviving three years at DHS, senior Susan Sandford advises younger students about schoolwork and hectic schedules . . . D.The pressure of annual deadlines, distributing school pictures and just being a senior make Crag editor Kim Roberts a believer in flexibility . . . E.CIassmate Laurie Miller's answer to coping with school's hustle and bustle is to be blissfully unaware: What do you mean, we have three tests today? F.PIaying a PSAT version of Trivial Pursuit, Jerry Jennings and Jeannie Fiel cope with the pressure of college entrance exams . . . 4 Opening Q.

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Faces shine at homecoming QL W' is ,S tt We . yi 4 , fi tg: .V ,ww 'M X Y-M MQ. W ww I g 'el x' V F ' mr he iff' f t, oft, . -If ' J g J rw 4 511. on-riff Y UAW A. Seniors Carmen Stroud and Jeff Cornelison share the spotlight as B. she is chosen homecoming queen . . .C. Cheerleaders build support for the Eagles ata pep rally . . .D. Queen nominees are Qfrom lefty senior Carmen Stroud, junior Julie Perkins, sophomore Jennifer Richards and freshman Don- nette Parker . . .E. Student council sponsor Joyce Enis conducts rehearsal for the queen's crowning . . .F. Senior William Moore quenches his thirst at the Jacksboro game . . . G. Kendra Burnett adjusts fellow cheerleader Chrystal Ford's mum . . .H. Fellow students and local supporters join Michael Hower- ton and Greg Pannell fora pep rally downtown. 6 Opening NK 5? If i c xi -. I