McCullough High School - Claymore Yearbook (Woodlands, TX)

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Johnston, Julie Jones, Jennifer Jones, Kitty Jordan, Alex 5 , Yi 1 sed' ,ji Vocational: Julie Shogren j ulie Shogren started taking vocational classes her junior year on her typing teacher's recommendation. Office education is a good course to take if you want to get ahead, she said. lt gives you working experience that employers want. The classes have given her extra training and a good job. j Shogren plans to finish her basic training at North Harris Community College and then go to Texas ASM and major in physical therapy. This course and additonal college training will get you somewhere, she said. ' Shogren has also been active in FHA, Medical Careers Club and Spanish Club. She served as OEA vice president her junior year and president her senior year. She is active in church activities and is a member of the youth council. Shogren f has also found time to work at Eckerd Drugs and MBank, fi! 3. i'i x ' - XXW:-WTI? Jordan, Jeff Kasper, Chris Kerner, Nicole Kerr, Matt Killough, Lee Kim, Doug King, Read Kingsley, Brad 29 T' Kirby, chris Kirkpatrick, John 4137

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Herthneck, John Hibbard, Tommy Hickey, Matt Hogan, Scott Hogan, Todd Hogue, Andy Holman, Cae Hopkins, Stephanie Hrehor, Cameron Hruby, Kelly Hudgens, George Hueremorder, Jennifer Hurley, Mike Huerter, Tavia Hunt, Kelly Jacobson, Allison Jahn, Tracy Jett, Todd Johnson, Hope Johnson, Wendy MLQQKE 'E V ,far .,, ' f' Y 'D 'L

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Kittridge, Krissy Koerselman, Andrea Koteras, Bruce Krause, Erich Krause, Keith Krueger, Gilbert Laird, Debbie Lakkis, John Lamb, Todd Lampros, Jennifer Landon, Jennifer Larrimore, Maurice Larson, Jeff Larson, Jill te am li v qi, 4 I uk r jig K r K , ' J 4 v M e,- S '- '- fi ' 9 if , 'f ii fs ,N 4 ii io- , Y, H, l ' 1' r njgrf N I ii, , ar s NN , EK 1 s, ,, Highsteppers: Tracy Hadrick Although the applause of the crowds at half-time is fulfilling, being a member of the Highsteppers is hard work. Daily, rigorous practices take their toll on the body and nerves. Yet Major Tracy I-ladrick keeps it in perspective. lt takes a lot of discipline on my part to balance school work and drill team, she said. I really enjoy dancing. Hadrick plans to attend Wharton School of Business and major in accounting. After graduation, she plans to work as a Certified Public Accountant. After working for one of the 'Big Ten' firms I would Iilfe to start my own company. The business of organizing and leading 61 girls has given Hadrick good training. is 1 ,N was , , I 1