Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Lisa Cosentini,DriII Team Colonel I guess my most important honor was being colonel because it led to so many other things, like Trailblazer, was Lisa Cosentini's comment about her high school career. Cosentinl has kept busy throughout the four years with cosmetology, Lariaettes, Longhorn Council and the Muscular Distrophy Association. Cosentinl has been a three year member ofthe Lariaettes. She was lieutenant her junior year and colonel her senior year. Mrs. Moree introduced me into MDA and I am proud to be a part of it. said Cosentinl. She plans to attend San Jacinto under a dance scholarship. Bose Hadash, Drill team president Get involved as much as possible, were the words Bose Hadash believed in most. She was involved in organizations for her four years and wished there could have been more time to participate in other things. Hadash was a three year member ofthe Lariaettes. Her junior year she was elected historian and her senior year president. She was in Mu Alpha Theta for three years as well as French Club. French Honor Society president consumed some of her time for two years, and was a two year member of National Honor Society. being named Trailblazer was a big honor, she replied, I was really suprised. Hadash planned to attend Texas Women's University as a physical therapy major after high school. Danny Brewster, Senior Class President Danny Brewster said upon being named Trailblazer, that it was an honor that was more hoped for than expected. I tried to do everything well that I attempted. I ran for president because I wanted to be involved in our student government and to have fun. Brewster was a member of the Longhorn Council and the varsity football team. He aided the Lariaettes as an escort on trips and helped out on stage, as well as behind it during their Spring Show. I think that anyone coming into school should set their goals high and try to reach them every day, but most of all have fun! High school memories will be of all the fun you had, not of the schoolwork you had to do. 274 Trailblazers

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in ft Q 1 --gnpnnmwvmwwx p.l...a Kim Hulsey, Chaparral Editor Being Trailblazer was prestigious for a few fleeting moments, explained Kim Hulsey. She began working for her senior year's honors early in school by being involved in drill team, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Quill and Scroll and Longhorn Council. She was appointed as the Chaparral managing editor in her junior year and then took over the position of editor-in-chief her senior year. She was named as a Junior Rotarian for October. High school helped me to be prepared for the real world. l realized that l had my work cut out for me if l wanted to make something of myself, Hulsey emphasized. One of the greatest achievements for Hulsey during her four years was completing the renovation ofthe Chaparral and its reputation. Julie Peterson, Drill Team Julie Peterson had been involved in many different aspects of extracurricular activities. Peterson received academic excellence for tour years, and was a member of the National Honor Society. She was a member of the Lariaettes for three years and served as lieutenant her junior year and lieutenant colonel her senior year. Peterson was elected Lariaette princess at the Royal Ball. Lariaettes was not Peterson's only area of interest. She was also a member of Mu Alpha Theta for two years and was a three year member of Longhorn Council where she served as parliamentarian her senior year. Hispanic Honor Society was another of Peterson's awards in her senior year, and she served as president of the Spanish Club then also. Peterson commented on high school, You have to find your own happiness. Be happy with what you are, don't try to be something you're not. 1 rg ff nv 7 2 iv! ' 1, 'A : w...: .f Sarah Triem, Track Being an active member of track for four years, Sarah Triem advanced to state competition in her senior year and finished fourth in the 3,200 meter run. Triem received Academic Excellence in all her years, and was a member of the National Honor Society. Triem was a three-year member ot the cross country and track teams, and was name to the All-State Cross Country team. She was named Most Athletic in the senior class, and served as a Junior Rotarian in her senior year. Triem planned to attend the University of Texas at Austin on a scholarship she received in track. Trailblazers 273

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Laurie Sedita,.Good Sportsmanship League The first two years of high school, I didn't think I had the capabilities to be at the top of the class, so I didn't really take my grades seriously, was the comment made by Laurie Sedita about her Trailblazer academics. Academics and activities such as volleyball, Longhorn Council, GSL, Mu Alpha Theta, cheerleader and Latin Club were obviously important to Sedita who ranked in the top twenty in her class. According to Sedita, Being in Latin gave me the confidence I needed to be successful. Sedita has traveled many places in the name of this school. ln her senior year, Sedita was chose to attend the Youth Advisory Convention in Kansas City, to represent the Good Sportsmanship League. She claimed that you will remember the activities you were a part of, not the academics you had to take. Get involved in everything and if you don't get something you want, just keep trying. ff'w 'K fi-f J 'V 2 Beverly Hays, Youth for Christ President Being the president for youth for Christ was a big job, but one Beverly Hays felt she could handle. She felt that if you participate more, you open up more trails for yourself. She has been a member of the Longhorn Council and was chaplain her senior year. Hays thinks everyone should not limit themselves and get involved. Meet and get to know people and things, commented Hays. Hays planned to attend college after high school and minister through sign language for the deaf. Kelly Krafick, Student Body President Trailblazer was a very big honor, stated Kelly Krafick. After receiving many honors since her freshman year, Krafick felt honored at being recognized for her accomplishments. She was elected into Mu Alpha Theta as a sophomore, participated in band as flag corp captain in her sophomore and junior years. Krafick's senior year was her most important and most memorable. She was selected as the Daughters of the American Revolution representative, Valentine Princess, and Good Sportsmanship League member. Krafick's greatest honors were Homecoming Queen and Most Likely to Succeed. She was also elected as student body president by the entire student body. I wish I had more time to bein more clubs, was Krafick's only complaint. She was planning to major in accounting and marketing at Texas A 81 M University Trailblazers 275