Mesquite High School - Mesquite O Yearbook (Mesquite, TX)

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Robert Knight Krista Koonce 12-1 165 B-Drill, All-Stars, MHS Singers, A Capella, Chorale, Kantorei, Contempo, Future Homemakers of America Cynthia Kral I' f B Scott Langley Andrea Larson ' ' Brandee Lawrence ' David LeFlore 5-29-66 Band, Jau Lab, National Junior Honor Society, French Club Julie Lelz T- After many hours of a long, and hard workout, five seniors became known as the wall. Under the coaching of Phill Gerik, these guys contributed a great deal to the team's title of bi-district champs. The offensive line consisted of James Brooks, Brad Johnson, Scott Mc- Cracken, Doug Moss and Bo Wright. These young men were highly respected throughout the 9-5A district. The entire Wall was picked for the All-District team. Brooks, number 52, was named first team center. He was also a captain for the Skeeter football team. Johnson, number 60, was named guard for the se- cond team. McCracken, number 75, was named to the second as a tackle. Moss, number 71, became tackle for the first team. Wright, number 66, received the honor of offensive and defensive teams both. He was selected for the first team guard as well as defensive tackle, also the first team. Bo was a team captain for the Skeeters as well. He also was picked for the All- State second team. At the beginning of the 83-84 football season, the Wall wrote and adopted a little story. The Wall With ferocity unbridled in the season known as Fall, our foes run into trouble when they run into The Wall. Our star-wart line is awesome, from the time they take the field, till the Scotties holler Llncle! and the Raiders big to yield. There's Brooks, Moss and McCracken, making holes both deep and wide, and Wright with skinny Johnson who pull from side to side. Our backs need no assurance cause the wall is there to see that 52 is open and the foe's in agony. 'Midst Patriots and Colonels, Stallions, Eagles, Owls and such, Our District is in trouble 'cause the wall is just too much! So when you hear 'em comin', you'd best give right of way 'cause the wall is looking for a fight, to brighten up their day. Seniors 21 1

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Kevin Jackson Rickey-Jaramillo Keithslenkins 1-2366 Freshman,Footbail, Woods and Water Club 1 1 Tammy Jenkins 4-965 Distributivej -Education, ,Clubs of America. Young fLife,j'B-Drill, Tech l, Maroon Brigade-I ' ' Jade Johe' , . Brad Johnson ' 7-30-65 Football, 'Woods and Water Club Donald Johnson' 9-1266 Metal Trades ' Janice Johnson Ruoi Johnson 1-7-66 Office Worker, Home Economics Co operative Education, B-Drill,, Future Homemakers of America ' Tracy Johnson 6-566 Home Economics Co-operative Educa- tion, Future Homemakers of America Donald Jurcik PatriclaKalka 8-1466 Cheerleader, Office Worker, Library Worker Shelly Kasson 58-66 B-Drill, Maroon Brigade Grace Keane 6-1966 Office Worker, Maroon Brigade, Debate Team, Whiz Quiz, National Junior Honor Society, National Honor Society, National Forensic League - Secretary- 'Rreasurer --- ' President, Home Econornlcs?Co-operative Education -- Secretaryffg-e President, Future Homemakers of America -- Represen- tative - President, Rotary Club Speak- lng Award Michael Kellar, 12-15-65 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Lee Klmrey 330-66 - Councilor Worker Auto Paint and Body Christi Kincaid Jason King 92-65' Varsity Football, Young .Life Kelly King 3-1766 V M Volleyball - Captaings Basketball, Track, National Junior-Honoriociety, National Honor Society -- President, Student Council - Treasurer,QSPanlsl-Q Club, Future Homemakers'of!Arnerigiaf' Tamml Klser l-1666 ' - f A Future Homemakers of America, Voca- tional Office Education, Office Educa- tion Association - Treasurer, Outstan- ding Business Student W ' i 1 it , 4 f.i,2?34'i'-Q,i .WW .1 V 1, hz Aggpn Eff . ,. - -ft i Seniors

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Stacey Davis Beautiful artists are hard to i find but we found her here at Mesquite High School. Senior Stacey Davis was involved in art for six years -two years in Middle School and four years here at M.H.S. She also took private classes for two years ff fu'i f from Bruce Greene. ln the ' ,f - - Texas Fine Arts Competition in l983, her portfolio consisted of three colored and two black and white pen- cil drawings, and one oil painting. Her portfolio won in the Top Ten for five regions and qualified her for the State Competition, which was held in San Marcos. At state she won the Region ll award and runner-up to Best in Show. Stacey was also skilled in pen and ink and pastels. Besides being involved in art, her time was occupied by being a senior ALL-STAR. She par- ticipated in many ALL-STAR performances at football and basketball games and at the spring show The ALL- STAR Review. She was also a member of the National Honor Society and during her spare time, she enjoyed playing tennis. After graduation she plans to attend University of Texas at Austin and major in architecture. - 1.42 M., ...........i Seniors