Nimitz High School - Logge Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Point 148 Organizations anishing Comes to NHS After a long exhausting week of taking final exams, the student council sponsored a well deserved night dance. The hard work began weeks before lanuary 17, with student council members meeting several times during study halls in order to prepare for the upcoming dance. During this time Vanishing Point was selected to be the entertain- ment for the night, posters and announcement were printed, and the excitement among the student body began to stir. The days went by fast until the night of the dance finally arrived. As you walked in, there was an explosion of strob lights, bubble and fog machines, and syn- thesizers pounding on the walls and floors of the cafeteria. The D.lfs played many of the favorite songs and took dedications as well. 'll enjoyed the dance so much, said Senior Belinda Perales, lll was able to hold my date real close during the slow songs. The evening was enjoyed by everyone. The dance floor was seldom empty and as the clock ran down to the last few seconds, the D.lfs announced the last song. There was a loud murmur throughout the au- dience of people who did not want to leave. The students left with yet another high school memory to hold within their hearts.

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l Drill -- When the 1984-85 Starboard Angel officers were announced last May, it meant a new beginning for the Starboard Angels. Considering there were no Senior officers, the underclassmen who were named to the positions had to work harder to gain ex- perience, respect and leadership. They all pulled together and made this year's drill team the best. Beginning with camp, the Starboard Angels began to display their tremendous dancing ability throughout the state. During line camp, many members received halftime ribbons for outstanding performances On the last day of camp, the Angels were honored when lennifer Davis was named Ms. Halftime USA. To add to the excitement, they were awarded a trophy for their outstanding military routine. After camp, it was straight back to school for practice. Football season went by quickly, and the Angels performed well. After football season the girls began practices for 1, One of the many halftime performances dur- ing football season. 2. 5..6..7.,8 . . . 3. Members of the drill team keep a smile on their face while they concentrate on their routine. OPPOSITE PACE: 1. Adrienne Hall keeps a close eye on the basketball game. 2. THE 1984-85 OFFICERS - L to R: Captain Carol Viator, Captain Stacey Bonds, Admiral lennifer Davis, Captain Nikki Middleton, Captain Lori Santos. 3. THE 1984-85 DRILL TEAM MEMBERS - Top Row, L to R: Shelley Porter, Melanie johnson, Krista Tenney, Samatha Leech, Stephanie Halpin, Kim Donaldson, Missy Beisenherz, Beth Howsley, Kara Hatfield, Karen Bonderant, Barbie Olavson, Christy Morgan, Mickey Milford, Pam Norris, Kim Collins, Kelly Anderson, Cheryl lrwin, Leslie Robinson. Second Row, L to R: Alicia Richardson, Karen Leach, Stephanie Stevens, Marion Link, Tricia Uselton, Rocky Britner, Wendy Odom, Cyndee Wylie, Wendy Williams, Kim Crowson, Denise Tabola, Rita Khalaf, Laura Saunderson, lanell Ashabran- ner, Darlene Beasley, Shanna Powell, Kim Franklin. Bottom Row, L to R: Amy Collins, Belin- da Perales, Karen Moore, Melissa Mitchell, Kim Caswell, Rhonda Moser, Cheryl Laskowski, Cindy Nowak, Adrienne Hall, Melanie Beisenherz, Mina Solhyou, Sherrie Kainer, Terri Strong, Stacia Glass, Andrea Adams, Adrienne Dedeaux. New Beginning for Angels competition. The competition season was long. They went to Friendswood, then to Oak Ridge, where they got straight ones from every judge in every category. The officers were awarded a sweepstakes trophy for receiving ones in their lazz, High Kick and Prop Routines. The following Angels were given a solo medalp Jennifer Davis, Lori Santos, and Kim Collins. After Oak Ridge, the Drill team went straight to work for Nationals. The Angels were very successful in receiving superior ratings in their lazz, High Kick, and Prop routine. The officers also received a superior rating. When the Angels returned home again for the 50th Anniversary of the Aldine District they performed a High Kick to She Works Hard For The Money. The escorts for the Angels this year were: Dwayne Deieon, Chris Sanders, Victor Hill, Sparky johnson, and Steve Ostinelli. 150 Organizations