Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Donna Carey Toni Carnabuci Mark Carroll DeWayne Catron Luis Cedeno Stephen Chambers James Chapa Thomas Chapa David Chaudoir Merry Christmas Mike Chuter Roxanne Cimino Grady Clark Michelle Clark Mona Clemens Trevor Coates Alice Cole Kelli Collins Terri Collins Glenda Colmenero Charmel Colson Eileen Conboy Kelani Condon Jan Connolly Linn Conway Ryan Cooner John Coppage Kaylin Corder Kellie Cornatzer Raymond Coronado Kiki Cosentini Glenn Coward Kelly Craig Shelly Craig David Cramp Kim Crossman David Cunningham Lisa Cunningham Adelina Dagostino James Daigle David Davila Ricky DePaoli Juniors!Carey DePaoIi 87

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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

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Annette Denais David Denham Jamie Derringer Kathy DeVries Jana Dillan Kenneth Dittrich Ricky Dixon Debbie Dominguez Leah Dougharty Daron Douglas Gerald Downhour Janise Drager Judy Draper Karin Driskell Delyne Dunaway Todd Dupont Diana Dupuy Clarence Durham A-in A .L . - as Ei? ' T' W kklk . ' , W., ui yum.. if '1- x .. 'exgsviff W. .- . .Q .1 'B X FX: ts. PK. Q N f f ,. g. e Anthony Lemos helps to count stuffed animals for the distribution to junior homeruoms. What A Stuffing Success! Juniors had a successful class project year. They sold stuffed animals from Nov. Nov. 17. Stuffed animals were chosen beca it looked promising and because it wa good product for Christmas, according to P Bray, English teacher and class sponsor. T were 3,984 stuffed animals sold with a proti approximately 557,500 Utopia Unicorns were the top seller n bering 301. Gorilla puppets were the I popular with only 46 being sold. Pat Teast homeroom 11-18 sold the most animals, 3 However, each homeroom met its goal selling 100 animals. This was one of the largest projects to conducted by a class, according to Bray. 88 Juniors!Denais-Durham J U N I O H