Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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1 E 5 QM 'Rh g .. I I N .gf -wif T if L - Lg 5. QA?-A Pl'0m nfl, ,V 5 : A .I In Being the gentleman he is, Aaron Olivier cuts steak for his date, Barabara Puckett, as she looks on in amazement. Chris Ethridge and Steve Kenney pose for a dignified picture of their horsing around side-by-side as they try to bite into their cold and hard dinner rolls. elif , 1 , Q 55, l ,B ,. n N .4 i 9' .A - -cf W 1 Cathy Lee, Leslie Emery, and Curtis Barber try to finish their dinner before the band begins to play. 1 4 XX 'x fi t IQ . x Laura Willars tries to per- suade her date, Greg Lloyd. to eat the artichokes on his salad. Linda Espinoza, prom chaperone, takes Bill Gadd's ticket as he enters the Shamrock Hilton. Prom 33

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Trying to look as cool as possible in the darkness of the Grand Ballroom in the Shamrock Hilton are Lance Strlklin John Garrett Sco Moon, Stuart Baker, and Kevin Sheffield, as their dates, Christa Erickson, Cheryl Hickman Bonnie Williams and Emily McFarland tryt look civilized. 32 Prom lkyf' I A Posing for a group picture is Kevin Shyrock, David Pettus, Glen Richter, Leonard Campise, John Colennetta, and Leon Coe. Picking himself out of a fourth grade picture, Stuart Baker points it out to his date, Bonnie Williams, a Rayburn student.

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Senior Day At last, the long awaited day finally arrived. . . Senior Day. lt symbolized tour years of suffering through classes, lectures, homework and finals: they had all made it through. lt was a time of rejoice, relief, and congratulations. Almost everyone dressed up for the occassion. The girls wore nice dresses and the guys, for the most part, Caps and gowns and tickets were passed out as students walked across the stage to leave the high school fantasy world behind and look forward to the future. wore suits. Many pictures were taken, autographs and cards exchanged, and memories were made 'together as the seniors Smith talk on Sgnior Day. shared their last few hours before departing to the assembly. The Selliof T93 WHS hosted by Tile iunior my Evans, Tina Jones, Paige Gregg, and Joe Ci3SSl whose SDODSOVS Pallia Bray, Rioias get ready for the Senior Tea. Jacqueline Hardwick, and Donna Romans, helped to organize the tea and select junior homeroom representatives to serve', decorate the cafeteria, and bake cookies. Refreshmen- ts included cake, cookies, pretzels, peanuts, mints, and punch. Afterwards, and assembly was held in the auditorium. Christine Wetuski, the senior counselor, spoke to the class wishing them success for the future. She related her feelings about this classes graduation to the seniors in her favorite quote, lt is better to have loved and lost, than to never have loved at all. After being briefed on the procedure and rules for the ceremony, Frank Braden, principal, bestowed his blessings on the class and they ran through a quick rehearsal of the names and places for graduation Seniors Billie Irwin, Dennis Giles, and Matt Juniors Kim Meade, Patty Pantazis, Tam- .41 it GX A Biii Cole iiiilis wearing 3 Silii to School an Tessie Elliott and Susan Tarlton, seniors, are suprised by the photographer in the acti uncomfortable experience. center, 34 Senior Day I