Pflugerville High School - Panther Paw Yearbook (Pflugerville, TX)

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6, xir Choir Performs Twice The 1984 85 Choir class of Pflugerville high school was held sixth and led by Mrs. Janice Swope. The choir class has had two different programs. The first was the Christmas program in which they sang five songs during intermission between the Drama's production. The second was for the state wide convention of the Student Council. This program was performed with the P.H.S. Band, and the Middle School Choir. “God Bless the (J.S.A., We Are The World. and the National Anthem were the songs sung at the convention. It's not just fun and games that’s for sure, replied Travis Henson, Choir President, when asked of what he thought about choir. It’s hard work and takes a lot of practice. Even though we aren't very big, we have a lot of fun, but still it takes lots of work. Mrs. Swope tells me that teaching choir has definitely been an ex- perience. My major goal was for the choir members to gain self- confidence. I'd say we ac- complished our major objective. She has grown very close to these kids and although she won't be sponsoring choir next year, she knows this choir will be a huge success! by Travis Henson 1984-85 choir presents their talents in the Christmas talent contest. They've got the guts that makes an outstanding performance. Belen Bray. Kevin Terry. Travis Henson. Tamara Hunkin. the class officers, give their voices a break and pose for the camera for a good old picture. 32 CHOIR Freshman. Teresa Hughey, practices breathing in preparation for singing the choir class for Mrs. Swope. Freshman Paul Caldaron. Sophomore Freddie Martinez. Jesse Ochoa, ta F time out to bump around with each other while they take a break fro t class.

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Seniors Jill Young, Michelle Jackson. Junior Denise Damstrom. Senior Rebecca Langenfeld and Juniors Kami Kaatz. Jobeth Jackson. Jill Eary and Angela Simp son gather around a UCA instructor at summer camp. The Varsity Cheerleaders performed one of their award winning cheers Junior Denise Damstrom stands waiting to be announced at a home football game. The Varsity Cheerleaders say Howdy'' panther style from camp. CHEERLEADERS 31

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Freshman. Martin Aguiar, prepares his machine for a hard stretch of typing, but don't worry it's a new typewriter. Freshman Shirely City watches her typing book patiently as she moves those beautiful fingers at a constant pace. Computer Education is an expanding class that is getting more in- volved in the business world. Students take this class if they are con- sidering going into any kind of business trade. Computers are getting bigger and even more advanced the farther you go into the future. They are further advanced than they were just a few years ago. Also they're expanding far and wide so students should make a big thought of taking this class. Sophomore Shawn Adams tries patiently to make that paper get in the typewriter straight, but don't give up it just takes time. 4 Junior Barbara Devaney and Kim Cheatham enjoy an afternoon of getting ahead in the world of computers. COMPUTER 33