Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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I Qs. -Surrounded by opportunities, Steve Miller tries to decide the best way to get involved. 4 . Shelly Wieringa Lance Wilbanks David Wilkerson Sean Wilkerson Diana Willars Alton Williams Chris Williams Dewayne Williams Robert Wilson AI Wofford Don Wood Susan Wood Stephen Wratchford Angela Wright Janice Wright Kenneth Wright Rhonda Yockov Phillip Young Gracie Zavala Martin Zera Greg Zermeno The Other Side ot School Organization A, Club B, Extra-curricular sport C, join now, new members welcome, get involved. These were just a few of the many words and phrases thrown at the sophomore class the first few weeks of the school year. The freshmen no one knew were becoming the new blood of the many groups that help bring to life that glorious phrase, support your school. In addition to the endless amount of required classes, more and more sophomores began taking an interest in activities outside the nor- mal curriculum. Obviously, as the class became a year older, the phrase, leaving your mark upon the school, had come to mean more than writing on the bathroom walls. After the decision has been made to get in- volved, the first problem comes, Which will it be? If I choose Organization A, will I have time for Club B? If I choose Extra-curricular sport C, will my world history homework get done? I'II try them all and see which I like best. The next problem, the l-Iike-them-aIl-so- now-what-do-I-give-up-blues. lf I give up Oganization A, I may never see that cute guy, or girl, again. It I drop out of Club B I might lose my best friend. Oh dear! My world history grade is really going down the tube now! If I get out of Extra-curricular sport C, that sponsor might fail me. Finally, the solution, Either I'lI do it all, or absolutely die in the attempt. After all, my world history grade is going up. I wonder if I'Il be eligible for any honor society groups next year. Hey! Maybe I could get a job... Sophomores!Wieringa-Zermeno 83