Lubbock Cooper High School - Pirate Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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ButkuSl Si Sound like a big order? Well, it was carried out satisfactorily by the 50 Cooper National Honor Society members, a big amouni. commented NHS sponsor Jim Gordon. There were 25 inductees this year and this says a lot for CHS seniors and juniors stated Mr. Gor- don. I’m very pleased with this year's mem- bers. This year on the NHS agenda was their first dance. It proved to be very successful, and is likely to become an annual event. There were also the fall and spring inductions. and. as always, the Cooper UIL meet — which NHS and STUCO co-sponsored. Old NHS Members: From Row: C. Perez. M. Macha. I). Kitten. C. Bcdnarz. I). Gon- zales. Second Row: C. Beadle. T. Dunn. R. Paxton. H. Vardeman. J. Barncll. J. Houston. Third Row: K. Graves. K. Jones. J. Robertson. B. Hays. C. Bloxom. K. Harris. C. Sprat- Ion. Fourth Row: B. Stone. L. Scott. J. Beene. C. Qualls. C. Heinrich. Fifth Row: S. Pay- ton. T. I). Thomason. B. Taylor. (a) Senior Steve Payton braves the rain to tap fall NHS induc- tees. (b) During spring induction. Bryce Daniel grins when he finds himself accepted. NHS 29

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Kvoryone has hoard of NHS and many havo had Iho honor of being accoplod inlo Iho soloolivo organization. But. not many know just exactly what tho National Honor Society is; what it stands for: or who may belong. According to the Cooper NHS Constitution, the purpose of this chapter shall he to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in all students of the Lubbock-Cooper High School. NHS Fall Inductees: Front Row:T. Dyoss. C. Vestal. N. Enlo. W. Rainey. R. Etheridge. V. Bloxom. Second Row: T. Williams. I). Fortenberry. M. Brantley. J. Buxkompor. K. Pringle. M. Oates. K. Bednarz. Third Row: B. Daniel. R. Reeves. K. Vinson. C. Carpenter. C. Pinkerton. M. Kemp. L. Kitten. NHS Officers: R. Paxton, treas.. C. Sprallen. sec.. B. Hays. pres.. T. 1). Thoma- son. vice-pres.. I.. Scott, recording sec. (a) Brenda Stone and Jamie Beane reveal their enthusiasm for tapping in the rain. (I ) As the line of inductees grows longer during induction, the faces of initiates grows more excited. 28 NHS

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Ptori Bcutd' Worthy NM’ I forgot my pants! Have you soon my shoos? Whoro's my hal? 1 oan'l find my horn! This was only a small pari of the; confusion hand mom hors experienced while loading and unloading Ihe buses for out of town games and contest held at Jones Stadium. The hand received a divi- sion III rating while the twir- lers had a division I placing. For their solo routine. Lisa Wilkerson received a I divi- sion. Danetta Craddick received a II division, and Debra Davis received a II division. Marching season was also a time for money-making projects. The band helped the Booster Band Club sell tickets for the spaghetti sup- per. They also sold Christmas candles. The band held Christmas and Spring Con- certs. The stage; band went to a festival at Tech receiving a division III rating. The; final activity was the band banquet held at the; Civie: Center. Outstanding bandsmen were: Se;nie r — Curtis Be;dnar ., |unie r — Winely Raine;y. Se phe more; — Siel Alvarado, and Fresh- man — Judy Thomason. Band members ve le;d Terry Don Thomason over-all hanelsman. Band Beau and Sweetheart were Randy Chrisle phe;r and Karen Beni- na rz. (a) Twirlrrs: Derbra Davis. Lisa Wilkerson. and Danetta Crad- dock. (b) Flags: Front Row: R. Starr. J. Hodge. A. Pe;rerz. C. Fan- ning. A. Allen. Second Row: N. Campos. K. Barber. T. Cordon. S. Kllis. K. Hednar .. (e: Rifle; corp practice: to perfe:c:t their routine. 30 • Band