Marcus High School - Yearbook (Flower Mound, TX)

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l Ml .J Jeff Ratlift swears in witness Mike Dyess while Ms. Tillotson looks on. -- anff.-s .w,-- 3,-,. ,W , , ni,-,.,, ' . ,. i 5 .5 ' la.. Ratlitf, Mike Dyess, Chris Tank, Lee Revels, Mark Schmidt, Brian Ragsdale, Marcus Hollman, Will Orion Auld, Shawn Madeen, Michael Smithwick, Peter Poliche Franz, Jackie Thompson, Angela Simpson, Marybeth Patters 0l'l, Nl tti, Steve Davis, Kelly Harris, isty Shores, Laura Kirkland DEBATE PERFECTS SPEAKING SKILL Marcus' Debate Club was a club and a class in one. Their hard work was apparent in the various competitions they attended. One such competition was the Mock Trial held in February' with the History Club. The debate group placed third in this competition. Ms. Tillotson, debate's sponsor, said she thought they had done a fine job this year and was very proud ot' them. According to their sponsor, the re- quirements for debate included the ability to research, read well. and speak well in front of a group. Ms. Tillotson, sponsor Dyess, Treasurer, Lee Revels, 2nd Vice President: Brian Ragsdale, President, Kel- Debate team awaits tum at Mock Trial' Tournament Chairman: Marcus Hollman, Publicity Ollicer, Carolyn Franz, Vice Jackie Thompson, Secretary Student Life 39

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GROUP ADDS LIFT it l 38 Student Life TO MHS '?'93Mj!e1 Charley handles Robby while Ted looks on. if 5 .fi3,S i' in X jk 1 5 fg I LQ. Hoop Group plays at practice and practices to Ted Brown, Chris Conners, Allen Judkiewicz, Lee Revels, Scott Stout, Charley Ford, Noel Nixon, Rick Cook, Wade Sigler, Robby Turner, Terence Babler 1 The Hoop Group, a Marcus spirit club, was formed at the beginning of basketbal season. Together with the cheerleaders, the Hoop Group performed and cheered to help keep Marcus spirit strong. The 12-man team met every Monday and Wednesday under the sponsorship of Ms Nancy Tullos. When one Hoop Group member was asked if the time spent par ticipating was worth it, he replied, Definitely, because you have the chance to mee new and interesting people.

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IVIARQUETTES STFIIVE FOR PERFECTION The Marcus High School drill team, the Marquettes, have been a busy group this year, from try-outs back in Mayto football games in November to basketball games in January. The squad came at 8:00 every morning, Monday through Friday, during the summer to get ready for camp and the beginning of school, The Marquettes attended a Drill Team camp at S.M.U. over the summer. They came home with a Division 1 Superior trophy for their outstanding efforts. Later in the summer they held their own camp at Marcus for girls ages 6-13. Team members said they had fun helping the younger girls learn the dances. The 86 member team also performed at pep rallys, football games and basketball games. It takes total concentration from lieutenants, social of- ficers, and line members to have an excellent performance. Mrs. Nan Nowlin, the drill team's energetic director, did a great job not only teaching the Marquettes dances, but teaching them how to have a good outlook on life and how to be an important part of something. X Q Lori Schafer, Rene Rldinger, All American Drill Teamg Kristen Pickett, Alternate for Who's Who I Laurie Vincent. Freshman Repg Deda Ivy, Publicity Chairman, Tara Douglas, Freshman Rep 3 Carrie Collnva. Freshman Repg Michelle Morris, Spirit Chairman: Clssy Pinkerton, Scrapbook Chairman, Rashel Shepherd, Spirit Chairmang Jenny Munch, Freshman Rep., Kristi Kemp, Secretary: April Hunt, Spirit Chairrnang Amy Komatz, Social Chairman Nut pictured Maurica Williams. Treasurer 40 Student Life