Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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if-All Sammy Abrego Missy Adamcik Randy Adams Michele Agrella Dayna Albert Robert Alcala Dina Aleman Dona Altenbaugh Kelly Amason Mona Andrezon Eric Anthony Jenny Arias Fernando Arrazola Deanna Baier George Bakatsas Ann Baker Denis Baker Lisa Baker Laurie Baldwin Melissa Balko David Bandini Beth Banquer Robert Bardwell Mike Barkley Kenneth Bartlett Doug Beasley Gerard Beauchemi Monte Becker Donna Bedingfield Kim Beeker Karlton Benson Nick Benton Monique Bergier Angel Berlin Sheryl Berrier Susan Berry Susan Best Ellen Biggs Mark Bishop Dan Black Richard Bogan Charles Borsellino fl Juniors!Aorego Borsellino 85

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Beginning A Lifetime Pla: I stir we re the Seniors of 83. John Stevens, Tammy Evans, and Cathleen Tucker discuss their homework before school. 84 Juniors!Opening During the junior year many students beg to seriously look ahead and began planning the future. This was a year that became time for major decisions - a time for progra- ming schedules to fit lifetime plans. Juni. began two-year vocational courses which con aid in preparation for jobs after high scho Others sought a different direction and t courses which would prepare them to en college. Many were still unsure about future plan Some took the Preliminary Scholastic Appit Test. lt served as practice and was a pre tion of what results to expect on the Schola Appitude Test, one required college entra exam. This also served as a chance to earr National Merit Scholarship, therefore, it was good incentive to do well. Anticipating and buying senior rings wi also a part of the junior year. Those who ch to make this purchase were confronted wits wide variety of styles and colors. Some chu to buy at school with Josten's, while othl preferred making their selection at a jewe store. Either way, the decision was import, to the student and could also have been an l pensive one. The least expensive ring for g started at 561, for boys 363. The junior year was a busy one with all i activities and programs offered. Stuff' animals were sold as the junior class proja The Valentines dance was sponsored by junior class, and later in the year a ser brunch was also given on thelast day seni were in attendance. Todd Dupont enjoys the entertainment at thi IJECA luau. JUNIORE

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Steve Bova Anne Boyd Donna Bragg Brenda Breeden Jerry Brinkley Kim Brown Rodney Brown Tracie Brownlee Peri Bryan David Bryce Pam Buchanan Gerald Bullin Barry Burleigh Larry Burleigh Bobby Butcher Diane Bynes Sharon Byrd Cathy Cagle e Leaders of the junior class are Peggy Walters, girls' principalg Hazel Hatcher, counselor, and James McNeil, boys' principal. Pacesetter James McNeil and Peggy Walters were assistant principals, and Hazel Hatcher was counselor for the junior class this year. ll an excellent class with a lot of potentia Walters said. Hatcher said she became counselor because, I like to help stude take advantage of all the opportunities availa to them as they go through school, and I through counseling I could help students correct problems that might cause trouble the future. Contacting parents is one of the many du of Hazel Hatcher. f. .:. ' . X'-!S.a'44E-Ji-l!Q:fZiiQ. E s. r t PES-he re '55, A f at t 1 Writes? wus! it? 86 Juniors! Bova Cagle JUNIDRI