Happy High School - Roundup Yearbook (Happy, TX)

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accomplishment. Celebration came in the form of homecoming, banquets, and award’s programs. Homecoming offered a celebration of memories and school spirit. Banquets and award’s pro- grams helped students celebrate achievements. Athletes received let- ters, jackets, and certificates. Academic excellence was rewarded in the form of scholarships, plaques, blankets or jackets. The election of class favorites, Mr. and Miss HHS, campus favorites, and Who’s Who kept students and faculty busy selecting worthy students. The commemoration of a once-in-a- lifetime event for seniors — gradua- tion — left students, faculty, and guests with a sense of pride and with some teary eyes. Celebration, elections, commemora- tions, and activities kept students and faculty involved. are INVOLVED At their rescheduled concert, the ensemble entertains the students who attended the make up snow day on the Saturday before Christmas. ACTIVITIES 17

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After a long run, Jesse Sosa helps Marty Mid- dleton up as Moses Medina, Clint Johnson, and Jose Fernandez run down to get ready for the next play against Kress at Homecoming. Led by Clint Johnson, Scott Sims, and Chris Cogburn, the football team marches in as the band plays the fight song at the homecoming pep rally. Involved in a variety of activities, students celebrated special events, elected celebrities, voted on issues, and commemorated their once-in-a-lifetime With Marlena Cogburn and Shelly Watson watching, Jim Tirey waits for the junior class favorite boy, award being presented by Santa Jim Gruhlkey. The Christmas banquet spon- sored by the student council was held in the school cafeteria. Marlena Cogburn said, I loved it. The most rememberable event was watching Santa’s stuffing, a pillow, pooch out.” You 16 ACTIVITIES

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Celebration Takes to the Road Burning letters, raisins, crowns, and welcomes were all a part of Homecoming ’87 whose theme was “Highway to the Danger Zone.” Students started off the week with Hillbilly Day and later days included Hawaiian, Western, Favorite Character, and Black and Gold Dress- Up Day. Flame King and Queen Jose Fernandez and Jobeth Thompson ig- nited the diesel-soaked letters — HHS — to commence the Thursday night bonfire. On Friday, the big pep rally started at 2:30. Rowdy Bryan, student council president, welcomed the exes back and crowned Jobeth as homecoming queen with Jeana Stockett and Chan- dy Harvey serving as attendants. Jose Fernandez pulls down a Kress runner, but he is not pleased with the Roo’s gain. The festivities concluded Friday night with the football game against the Kress Kangaroos which the Cowboys won 27-12. The queen and her court were escorted by their fathers at halftime when they were in- troduced to the crowd. THAT SPECIAL OCCASION 513 SW 2nd Street Tulia, TX 79088 806-995-4171 Flowers Gifts Sue Brooks, Owner Designer Cheerleaders dance to “Twistin’’ at the Homecoming pep rally. In his California raisin attire, Jay Sims signs his senior pictures on “Favorite Character Day.” 18 HOMECOMING