Paradise High School - Panther Yearbook (Paradise, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1989 volume:

Oiis Is ‘Paradise Paradise Jli h School 1989 Paradise, Cexas Wmmm Ohe ‘Best Of z{ m ‘PAGE 1. Eu'ulti| Staff . . S 2. Favorites . . . . IS 3. Sports . . . . . 32 4. Student Life . . 62 5. Classes . . . . . 74 6. Clubs . 98 ▲ There were times when our years of closeness could be fek in a simple gesture of rear ranging a misplaced' wisp of hair. There were times when we were filled with the joy of youth. ► The 6est of times. The worst of times. Both those phrases describe the time of yothfu In picking the passage oj TIME os the theme for the annual, we found another passage that describes the time of youth: To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heav- A time to 6e horn, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to phich up that which is planted; A time to kid, and a time to head; a time to bneah down, and a time to build up; A lime to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep and a time to cast away; A time to rend and a time to sew; a ; time to keep silenee, and time to speak; j A time to (ove, and a time to hate; a and a time of peace. m Ecclesiastes 3.1-8 woritiiuj together, celebrating the season. feR i . lliiMte, 11 Glenda Allen — 1st Beverly Brown — Resource Lavoyce Capps — Speec t, English Joftrutie Camp6eff — Principal Virginia Cleveland — English, Spanish Joel Clifton — MatJi .Susan C066 — 2nd Tamm)’ Daniel — 6tlt Brian Dead)' — Science, Health Naomi Duncan — K Patti Dunlap — History Carrie Greever — 2nd Charles Greever — History Dolores Heart! — Math, Science Wayne Henley — Comp. EjL Di ie Holland — 3rd Pamela Holland — Business, Typing AdeJta Ingram — Home Economics Rofiert Lacy — Superintendent Sally Lacy — English Patsy Lamfiert — 4 tit Lori Lamm — 2nd Donna Lewis — 5th Gene Maples — Science Leah Mattinger — 4tA Gary McBride — 6tfi Donald Norris — Voc. Ag. Tommie Paddock — Science Susonne Parker — EngGsfi, Gov’t I£s(ie Paschtl — Administrative Intern teachers: Excluding the ‘Present, lOhat IDas the ‘Best Enme of ‘J our £ife? Gary McBride — Auto trips to the West and Northwest for a first hand look at the land and territory. Being a ( fan of Louis L’amour, I can look at the Gratuf Canyon, the Badlands and Rocky Mountains every year atuf never tire of it. Virginia Cleveland — Wfien I was a little giif 1 dved in Ft. Worth between Beny and Seminary South. Then i-35 was stiff on the chawing 6oarcf. It was caffecf South Pecan and was just a paveef two-lane roacf running from Tt Worth to Cleburne and Burfeson. We played outside from morning till night there — crawdad fished, waded in the creeft, played on creekbanks — games like Tartan, Lone Ranger, etc. I didn’t have a bicycle, there was no pavement for a scooter. Later, when the construction of 1-35 Began, we piayeef in the cufverts that ran under it anef played jacks' on the first, aruf as yet unopened, lane of concrete. On ready hot summer days my dad would take j me to the zoo, or we would ride a 6us downtown to see a movie in the air-conditioned theater.” Susanne Par her — Right after we graduated from U.T., we moved to Houston where Randy and I both got good jobs. At the time, Houston was a 6oom town that was a blast for a young married couple with money to spend and no children. It was the most carefree time of my life. Eugene Maples — My thirdyear in college Because I had afull-time joh, tots of money and a car.” Tommy Paddock — 1 The year 1933, when the Paradise Panthers went as far as the Regional Finals before losing a football game (12-1). I would like to relive it, hut heat Valley this time. Rohert Lacy — High school years. You’re old enough to have some controf of your own fife, yet there's not much responsibility. It's a carefree time with everything in front of you and lots of fun times.” Johnny Campbell — I enjoyed high schoof — the sport? and good times with our doss. I was especiady sad after graduation and Senior Trip hut when I went to college, I met new friends. The new environment was stimulating, especially those classes where I had no prior knowledge. I had a joh that had tremendous responsibility associated with it and I found it to he veiy challenging. I was getting an education, had a job making good money, and a wonderful girlfriend that Became a wonderful wife.” u Edith Haynes Defyn King Mary King Judy Lewis Lucy Meadows Patty Paddock Dot Read Tamre Read Rn y Rogers Betty 5ftur6et Cindy Staley Nan Wilson Mr. Camp6eH can say wfiat he likes, we all know who re- ally runs the school When Georgia is gone, things really fall apart. Georgia Morris, Director of Operations for Paradise Inde- pendent Scfioot District, fias worked at the school for eight- een years. She performs man- agerial office and general ad- ministrative duties. During the time sfte doesn't sperni at scftooC Georgia enjoys sewing, traveling, and spending as mucfi time as possible witft her granddaughter, Erin. Georgia says tfiat the one tiling sfie most enjoys about wording at Paradise is 6eing able to be around the kids. One tiling is sure, Georgia is one part of life at PHS that all tire students can love. 14 15 CDost Attractive Shelley Gentry Jason tOood 22 (Dost Cikely to Succeed Uirgil Stokes (3esa Rascher 'Freshman Ueronica Cook Crowned homecoming Queen ▲ Jasoit Parier es- corts Veronica Coot Homecoming Queen Nomi- nees were senior Brarufi Rhine, sophomore Jennifer Hughes, junior Jennifer Sheporrf, and freshman Veronica Cook ktt-Sdtoo! Favorite. Runnets Up: Bratufi Rhine for Miss P.H.S.; Simon Wolfe for Mr. P.H.5. owf Most Attractive; Moiuia Mhidcy for Most Attractive; Tony Chapped 'and Stefanie Guess for Winning Personafity; Jimmy Kermeiy aruf Rayma Miaikyfor Most Liheiv to Succeed 25 Pavoi SENIORS: Tommy Hendrix and Sufanie Guess JUNIORS: l.ym Kievtt and Glides Cam ► ■ -r ■ jr '•V SOPHOMORES; Kflviim Messenger amt Trac LuttreH Class favorites Sfunuum Shurfcet Cody Cote Stfu Rodney Morrow Monrfy Road 4tfi: Kates a Lee Ian Fraus to “Halloween Costume tDinners Johnny “Buckley and Jacoby Gentry 31 | Panthers wma up uuu™ with victories ver Poolville w whirlp.v has been shifted to an Tvi' By terry carter SPI°n Tuesday night action, both Paradise ba teams defeated Poolville in their non-districi The Pamher girls strangled iheir toe. around display of camwork. The Paradise lx players in double figures as they knocked 65-62. , . The first quarter was the last ume i saw any davlight as the Panthers tern With three girls pouring in 10 pom' kept accelerating toward victory'w inst the way. While Monda Whirley and Iributed 10 points, Rascher pc 24 turnovers, the Paradise unit. Paradise coach Pat' 'e su and Whirley has been shifted to an outside is the inside threat, and Raschcr, the • � v � r, is at the wing, the coach said. A. . -cape, the Panthers (7-9) had an WiQ ' ter three quarters. But pft.fe,yn i • began nailing 3-poin- -or than it should , - - A -’c- j'% e , c- oerths Panthers, for regional volley Chico and Paradise swept into the iional liigh school volleyball tour- lamcnts Tuesday. Chico beat Ubany in a 2-game set atNcwcastle, hilc Paradise needed three games o stop Abbott at Aledo in the area (layoffs. The Dragons improved to 22-6 nd won a spot in Saturday’s 4-team 'lass 2A Region II tournament in tig Spring. Paradise moved to 11 -11 in the season and took a place in the legion IJplass A tournament at Ste- hcnviUe. The winner of each will on Chico in the first game and held a 10-3 edge before the Dragons could closeoutthcgame.Thcsccr •’game just missed going to deur Chico again quelled an car) .rge and came back to win. Zj- Lisa Buckner pa hll points. She hit ' £ . 'es and4-of-8hit' sets. . O Amy ’ £y ■ y -ight points - Vfmancc in hits ' spikes and dir - y x'Vy nal point in sistentlv and staying with it through- out the up-and-down match. “That’s something we haven’t been able to do. she said. She said her squad was a little hesitant in the first two games but got after Abbott's Panthers in the final and deciding game. Kati Wood scored 16 points for Paradise on a perfect night, with 23-of-23 serves and 3-of-3 spikes, including one kill. Brandi R hinc added nine points on 12-of-i; serves and 12-of-15 spikes. SBy TERRY C . SporiS editor k W ' Alvon The teams are virtually on the same level in speed and size, Thweatt said. And they’re rated statistics for of pretty well,' the tear back5. H Deady joke me� 'ck tes ?0 f: r,Sturfat A . Jc )- Latt?ck 10-Za i lo Jppoueiiia I ’ ' !■■— Sports Captains A Came Tor V 0 1 Junior Varsity Junior JJigh Aff-Districl W'furfcy, Brandi Rfiiiit. Sc Rofilii Hogue, Kari Wood Honorat Mention; Lynn Vctoiuc Cook Seniors Junior Uarsity Pootball F - 9'f 7 3 8 A Gime for Gut and a Gime for Glory Ueam All'District — Wide Receiver, Comaback; Simon Wolfe — Quarterback, Strong Safety; Jimmy Kennedy — Center, Def. End; Randy - Back, Linebacker, Offensive Player of the Tear; Wayne Tipton — Tfldtfe, Def. Lineman, Defensive Player of the Tear, Lance — Tight End' Tommy Hendrix — Guard; Tony Chappell — Free Safety. 3eam AlUDistrict Wide Receiver; Jason Wood — Def. End; Tommy Lineman; Tony Chapped — Booh. 4S Honorable Mention Bobby Maples — Guard 46 Ili Gnufc Hope Lee, Misty Rrmmele, Cindy Turner, Corrif Cleveland. Jutif Geron. Volone iyrus, ard Deann TccJiel 17ii Gradi: 1st Row: Te.m Nomi, Sfurmra Wells, JoVre Gelm Cfurtou Golae. 2nd Row: Peggy Gray, Sfuuvw Howard, KeCy WfiistliT, Terrae Iohis 5-mii SfiuC Brand: Rurally, Pom Coucfi, Leslie NuL Managers Kirsten McClung and Misty Rusliing. 50 i Ci 'i C ® Coacti Greever, K. Beant B. Devis, C.J. Honvett L. Morrow, M. Nc6k,J. IieH, B. Brjtje-nan, C. Lodie, C. Wtfson, J. VVyau Coach Mapks. G. Hottcm, T. A (fen, R. Rnpfr A. Chopped Coach Greever, R. K Une, T. Chapped G. Heft, L. Moody, P. Coofc, R. VtmdcnUe Coach Gncver. D. Riggs, S. Price.J. Pariter, J. Garnett, T. Snodipass, J. Shacfotford, 5. Ruifc«iu,J. Foster, J. RUss:atg, M. Vandcriyhe J. V. c) (s a I Student £ife ‘Homecoming 1988 A Citric T or ‘Dress-Up A Uirne Co Dress Up — ’Prom Plight Simon WoCfe redesigns his tufc. I Hey! Here’s someone wlio’CC 6eCieve I'm Goit Rocfnev, you almost got in t ie annual' 6« Heyf I'd pop t iis one. laurants .cot! Dong lice!! Reflections Trom Seniors’ Journals Journal. Not a word that meant much to students before the year began. But in an effort to encourage students to think and to «press those thoughts in writing, ad the English class required daily journal entries. Mis.Clevelatul told her classes their journals would 6e priceless relics to pass on to their children. By year’s end students found they had already become priceless to them os they looked back on what they had written in past months. Here are some «cerpts from seniors’ journals that were particularly serious, funny or reflective. Shelley Gentry — Dec. 11 — As we put an- other good time on our shelf of memories, Holiday in the Park will be one of my favorites, The point that sticks out in my mind is run Mrs. Parker's birth- day prank or the little moons that came out on the way there, hut that we as friends turned wfrat could have been a boring night into another fan- tastic memory of our senior year. Mar. 3 — Ahead of us is a new life, filled with new joys, new tears, new loves, new friends, new enemies, new laughs, and new hopes. Our old lift is left on a shelf of memories filled with our pre- cious old tears, old fears, old laughs, old loves, old hopes, old enemies, and old joys, They may sit on the s helf to collect dust and cobwebs, The friendships will never heccme dull and dusty. My wish is that our friendships stay as bright as a sparkling star with the bonds of gravity and friendship holding us together. Randy Read — Oct 18 — If I were to land in hell my eternal punishment would 6e football practice. I would be running plays, all day, every day, Coach Dtody would 6e making me ran the plays as hard as 1 could’. And with no water break. The tem- Cire would be 200”. My would be to sit in a giant Japanese microwave in full pads. What fun! Nov. 14 — When I look 6aek on this weekend I feel alone, and vacantthis weekend I felt terrible about losing the game. For some reason I felt alone, like no one else was around But .Sunday afternoon my brother helped’ me get out of my slump. He also made me realize the game is over and nothing can be done now. Dec. 8 — The. last time I saw my belly button I was talking to a woman from E. F Hutton. She was talking so of course everyone listened She pointed to my belly but- ton and my face just glistened I was embarrassed and ashamed But I guess I was to 6e blamed. I had not noticed my shin was too short. I felt like I was standing in the middle of Reunion Arena basketball court. Thousands of people were gazing And my little belly button was just a blazing. Well that lady was just a laughing and chuckling. Let me ted you, I got to trucking To the nearest hiding place I couldfind 1 nod to gcTmystlf out of this bind I finally found a pretty- woman who took me in to say the least We are now known as beauty and the beast. Site saved my fife indeed For now I seem to freed Of my very popular belly button. Dylan Douglas — Feb. 9 — No! I don’t be- lieve in capital punishment, therefore there is no way could pull the switch to ela trocute someone. I don't belie anyone has the right to tak away the life of the man n gardless of the reason. Put ishment is designed to reform, person. If someone is dead tit have no chance to redeer, themselves. There are mart other ways to punish peopl besides death. No person ha the right to play God! Sherry Williams — Nov. 30 - Twelve yean ago I began a journey. I stoat at the doorway not knowim what to expect When tfu doors opened, I was afraid go in. I mei people as unsure a I was. How could I know the) would be my 6est friends? Wi went from playing with wood en 6locks ana taking naps tt dating and partying. No on realized, twelve years ago, tfia the hall behind the doorwm would lend us to the. 6est timer of our fives. Now, I can look a those doors and discover some thing new. Those doors an dosing, locking my chihlhool behind me. Oiuy the memorie will remain. 70 Jimmy Kennedy Jan 13 — After you die, ftow would you like to be re- membered? Renuntier me for what I did, run for what I should have done, For whxit I stood for, run for what I took sitting down, And for how much ] lived, not for the fact that I’m gone. Jan. 30 — If I had to judge the. year of 1989 by tfte month of January I would definitely cad it c keeper because of my girl- friend. I think she's pretty reat Actually I think I'm in Cove, but I’m trying not to appear vul- neraklt. Stephanie Gray Oct. 18 — If I were to land in hell my eternal punishment would be to land in a pit of snakes. They woulif 6e slithering across my face and kiting me everywhere. Also there would be stinging scorpions and leeches sucking my blood. Tie pit would be deep and dark. I could see no sunsliine or sign of hope. There would be dead, smelly bodies surrounding me. Dec. 8 — The fast time I saw Sbelfey, She was with a greasy haired man witli a beer belly. She had gained thaty pounds She had Jour tick covered hounds. Her hair tosh (iked rust And her house was fail of dust Nine snotty nosed hids ran around the house One held a nrtren, dead mouse. Poor, stupid Shelley. Jan. 27 — IVfiat is some- t iing tftat should not be joked afoul? I drink think tfiat die seven astronauts diat were killed should not be joked about They were representing our country and their deaths should not be a laughing matter. 1 remember that they died on my 16th birthday. Virgil Stokes — Jan. 9 — If I learned I had only jive days to Cive 1 would do two things. The first thing I would do would be to make one fantastic sky dive with no orte but me. I would not have anyone to look at, just me and the open air. Last, but not least, I would knock my sisters cold. Simon Wolfe — Jan 17 — What are some sure signs that say to the world, Go ahead, bet me up! I'm a Geek!? — When you go around a curve and you turn on your turn signal — When your car is started and you try to start it again and it makes a loud creek. — When you bump into a wall and say, “Excuse me.’’ — When you start to talk to yourself in a two-way conver- sation. Oct 6 — Two people whom I would love to see dehate are Mike Tyson vs. Michael Jackson (Mike vs. Michael). Michael Jackson would say, I’m Bad'” Then Mike Tyson would show Michael Jackson that he Bad. It would be funny because they both have such high pitch voices. Lance Moody — Nov. 14 — When I look back on this weekend 1 fed grief. I just don't understand why we lost Why did this happen to us? We have been together for six years and now we all separate and never again 6ecome one unit I would give anything jor another chance. I five in nn emp- ty worid right now. I was not ready for us to lose; I didn't have anything planned in case we did lose, so now I don't know what to do but cry! Jan, IS — A classy person is someone who is mature and is a gentleman or lady, but is not so stuck on themselves that they would not hang around certain people Because of the way they dress or what they drive or what they look like. A classy person doesn't care what kind of people he is caught with because he does not think he is a classy person. He thinks he is human just like everyone else in this world and he eats just like eve- ryone else in this world. He doesn't think that the sun only rises when he wakes up. That’s a class act.1 Jason Wood — Jan. 26 — Some things I would never tire of are: looking at beautiful women, riding around with my windows down on an ideal day, fixing up my truck, being childish, reading the funnies, and most of all — ski- ing. Jason Rottnum Sept 7 Wednesday — Hump Day The week is ulte a bid It’s almost as bod as tabirg a pid On Mondays you move real slow. And your head bangs bind of low. By Tuesday you've almost get it in Especially when the coach kicks you in the rear.' Wednesday your eyes are completely epen And everyone seems to be if you can make it past Thursday you've got it made Because on Friday Tou get paid. Then the weekend is here and gone And now there’s cnother Monday dawn. You t d yourself to mahe to Wednesday Because then it’s downhill ah the wcy. Sept. 21 — Toddy is my birthday. I'm finally eighteen. When 1 was a kid, eighteen seemed so awesome, now that it’s here it’s really no big deal I’m the same guy who just yes- terday was seventeen- It’s neat being considered art adult Al- though, I don't understand why the school stid needs a note from my rrtorru I’m old enough to vote, but I’m not old enough to ted when I’m sick. I can go and fight for my country, but I can’t leave school grounds without permission. It’s ironic, isn’t it? Oct 4 — I must have, lost my bead when I decided to take Mrs. Parker for three periods. I must have been crazy. That ug- ly, old teacher. I swear, she’s a dinosaur. She probably has a bed with one side on it — the wrong side. She's constantly nagging and griping. She works us so hard that football practice seems like a nice, easy way to jinish the day. .She never lets up. Day in and day out No jiin at aft Never. Work, work, work. .. Chris Hensley Nov. 9 — The 6est advice I ever received was to always try your hardest at what you do and never lose confidence. If you set your mind to something and try hard enough, then you can ac- complish it, no matter how many setbacks. The best advice I couid give to someone in junior high is similar to the advice I was giv- en. I would ted them never to quit Set goal and not be satisfied until you reach it I would tell them not to look back at their losses but took Back at their wins. Don’t worry about who is 6etter than them. Don't worry about who is picked to win and who is picked to lose. As long as they do their Best then they should be satisfied. Everyone has heard this advice, But it is true and wid help them cut in anything they do as long as they remember it. Kari Wood Nov. 9 — The Best advice I have received jrom someone is to do and live what you think is right. Don't worry about what other people think. Tou need to make yourself happy first, dteu everything else wid fall into place. Life is too short to worry end try to please others. Ad you need to do is to try to please yourself. Rayma H purify Nov. 14 — Now that the season is over, I don’t think seeing another Panther Jombull game wid ever seem as impor- tant to me. then again, I feel a curious mixture of relief and hap- piness. It not only symbolized the end but also a beginning. There wid 6e several ends this year and we wid 6egin to feel dke we’re floating m space with nothing familiar to hold on to. I just hope we ad have enough courage to look to the Juture instead of trying to hold on to the past We’ve ready grown together and' we’ll ad miss that I know I wid 1 Z Sheerur Etutm 3. Ui6tu Gibson MALE SINGER I 1. George Stmil 2. Jon Bonjovt 3. George Michaels I HEAVY METAL ■, SONG 1. Guru 'N Rosej' Welcome to the Jungle 2. Sum Kenneson's Wild Thing 3. AC DC's Bach in Bloch 1. Tone Lot’s Wild Thing Z Bonjovfs Bail Meiicine' 3. Poison's Every Rote Has i 1. Poison's Every Rose Has its 2. CinierelTd’s Don't Know What Tou’ve Got tilt It's Gone” 3. Sheriffs When I'm With COUNTRY SONG 1. Baby Bhse by George Strait 2. Strong Enough to Beni by Target Tucher 3. HoK Me by K. T. Osfln 1 2 3 1. Mustang, C. T. 2. Porsche 3. Lamborghini 1. Chevrolet Stlveraib 2. rortfF-250 3. GMC Sierm Classic 72 January, 1989 Tavorites 73 Seniors 1989 RHANIS CRAV -Mis PHS.,V$ .UjagjtAljilsi, iO[ u � rji -(ba fitfW H W« CteirfsutoNOnH jin . ;Htuifn’ltrtifciaifi,. T'tiitfer, Se� c� ',vc;,i|ia fnnjv mckaW TrSsj AfjloSa sr Artf, «uop - skO� ' ► vomr, Biufotfclt CtvrHeader, Of si; Country? vuk. Wlm� n$ FVriorohfV B„� .e.-llP, HIA JHUIXT GLNTKT Mast Aim- liMtjb. DfW Tran. Bra Cltt 7na Kliicnd Qusli]er; m., VI My., I HA. . 11A Oimn iwfwfifait. Aniwcl St J Senior Officers Treasurer Stephanii Gray, Vuv-President Jason Rmtmiw, Secretary Shdky Gentry, President Kandy Rend ' s5Sft i : I1R15 lir.N5I.rr — 2 yn. 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Read Kassel Read Cindy Sampson Jason Stover Stcpfumx Syrus Karen Taylor Kandy Vaughn Randy Williams 93 h r a Jessica Aden PfiiLp BrUgt.man Du ui Colux D'Ann Dmnis Lope D'JU Stepluntf Doty Sun Duran Biyan FtonutM Jatnen Guitar Christy Graybii! Slsjy Green Jason Gutsi SftCTry Haustor. Lull HerreC Amando Jaefeson Sficndu Kee jamas K’fley Ryan .Kmtifiy Summer Kennedy 6 r a a e Justin Knox Chad Larvent SJ-Mhnn Loptz Mctthrw l unrrfl Second Grade Angela Aaron Kirsten Aguiar Leslie Anderson Cfuara Baud Brandon Biffingten Kira Callaway Rrum Cooke Clint Cox brad Uobyns Rebckan Diehl Senna Dischler Kerin Dujgans Kelly Duran Meassa Everett Jeremy Foley Matthew Foster Brody Gentry Cody Gentry Jenny Gently RJuanium Graham Keith Grvthe Mark Harwell Shennel Herron Tinunhy Homer Damon Icernon JvstinJohnsor. Trade Kenran Rusty Kennedy Jamie Knox Colby Lacy Courtney Lews Kerne Lewis Nathaniel Lofton Tina Maddu Brady Marui Stephen Martin Mofiie McEntlre Sonya Morris Brian Read Trista Read Brocfce Reeve M� ch Richey bnttney Kosfmigh Daniel Scott Chris Shiny Jacob Short Bradley Sfiud London Smith London Smith Kim Stokes Shonee Stone William Stover Jean Swope Joseph Thomas Adam Tutor Heather Von Heuvel Amanda Wtutbeck Rachel Windmm Brandy Worlow Ant iony Eafcci Dan Baxter Maofew BuJda Amanda Cameron Brock DiS'Jda David Finley Misty Gayar Jacoby Gtmy Srzqbur GraybiK Joey Hair. Jenny Hafey Cassie Hanna Greg Hilt Wesley Holland Adam Hoots Camnii Highes MiktKsU Benjamin Lamm Brfctrey Largant MiciA Lewis First Grade 96 Tiffnty Boner Banj Bni cy Jay Buxhard Raymond Callaway Jonathan Casurena Sheivia Chapman Jennie C.coke. Trisha Dozier Ni££i Lady Samuel C entry Coly Gilley Paisley Golden Jennifer Hasfuuan Curtis Hensley Rebekoh tioeganI Jacoi Horton Ametk Jacksor. Katie Jackson James Jortns on Kykjma Jenni KiM 'Kindergarten 100 101 F.H.A. Bern is Bret Roper and F.F.A. Sweetheart is Christy Riggs. T ◄ BETA CLUB members ore Jimmy Kennedy, CantO Well Korina Massenger, Melissa Lewis, Stephanie Gray, Kan Wood SheOey Gentry, Sponser Horn Holland Virgil Stores, Randy Read, Cary Holt, and Gil ert Horton. Not pictured are Jason Kotlman and April Martin. c e i t u a b 103 A Cime for Fresftmon Stepfianie McBride Scpfwmort Kirsten McCkinq Sopfiomore April Martin Junior Lynn Kievii Senior Stcfanic Guess Oarsity Cheerleaders Junior High Cheerleaders: Peggy Gray, Pam Couch, Mandi Ldgett, Hope. Lee, DeAim Tackd, Sftnnna Howard, Terra Norris. Top: Kirsten McClimg, Stephanie Guess, April Martin- Sherry Wil- liams. Bottom; Stephanie Gray, Lynn Kievit, Stephanie McBride, Parufora Panther (Shelley Gentry). A Top: Shar- on Faulkner, Marcia CoC- Cup, Uarla Mayfield. Middle: Cfme Nefori, Mary Pryor, Laura Geron, Trade Rose, Laurie Miller, Carole Stofees. Bot- tom: Paula Pew itt, Cfteyenne GoGu, Doris Chappell ‘Drill Deam Returns to 'P.'K.S. 107 jUiva Espanol! The goal of the Spanish classes is to acquaint students with the 6asic structure of the spanisft language and to develop some conversational sfafls. Tit addition to .Spanisft students study some of the history, geography, and culture of the Hispanic peoples. Our activities itidiide writing reports on Spanisft spea ing peoples and countries, learning of dances and games, observing Hispanic. ftoGdays and festivals, sampling authentic foods, arts, crafts, and taking related field trips. 108 jTantastico! IfcvfL A £?ime For Dead' lines DEADLINE — a word that annual class revolves around. With four deadlines, the annual staff met some with days to spare and oth- ers were only met with a fhmy of weekend and night time activity. Rut the. annual staff members felt proud each time they designed a lay-out, photographed a cap- tivating piatae, cfcvelbpetf mrf printed film and made a decision relating to tlte tfieme of the annual Doing an annual was hard work, but most of all, it was jun. The staff made sure it was fun by having a pony after each deadline, including a camp-out after the last deadline. Working together and playing together made tfus staff dose jnentts wfio will always share a speciaf boitd with each other. Pro- ducing an. annual is not something you forget Annual Staff Top: Kandy Read, Pouf foot, Jnr.ray Kernedy, Jrsiir Rottman, Jen No6Ce. Bottom: Sponsor Susmru Parfer, Stephanie Gray, Sftefiey Gentry, and Jennifer Shepard. no A tour guide at Taylor Publishing in Dallas explains to annual staff members the. many steps required to publish our annual. A imc Tor Acting Zip IDrama 112 112A M