Pottsboro High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Pottsboro, TX)

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ix f y l X jf: N J f Q J 'P 1 . The M. 0. class, which is sponsored W by Mr. Cox, promotes the employ- ment of many students from Potts- boro High. They are active part-time students, part-time employees who S work at various businesses in the community. ,gi 'git il' 1 ,'tf, Z me' W J r s al , X? li Top Row - Donald Sisemore, Teddy Laster, John Miller, Allen Haun. Middle Row - Bob Cox, Billy Johnson, Paula Burns, Lisa Lannom, Tony Fox. Bottom Row - Scott Greenwood, Kim Everett, Chip Poth, Monique Toland, Julie Welch, Lisa Rhoades, David Wagner. Not shown are- Sharon Dilden, Terry Halliburton, Kay LaFoy, William Ripley. and David Waggoner. 69

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' ,I sr. I X T C! H, . 5 X , : A at ' The choir participated in various activities through- out the school year. They sang for the Shady Oaks Rest Home, and for a busi- ness meeting in which they received a standing ovation. They also held a concert in the school gym under the direction of Mr. Hall. MEMBERS OF THE 1978-79 CHOIR ARE: Cfrom leftj Paula McPherson, Cheryl Wright, Dawn Lewis, Lori Jones, Glenda Thurston, Kim Schnitker.lN0t Shownj Jodi House, Sybil Crawford, Evelyn McConnell, and Tammy Corder. CHOIR Above Left - Jodi House, Glenda Thurston and Dawn Lewis di cuss their music. Above - The choir performs at the Home an Family Living mock wedding ja..-

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Pottsboro I-ligh U IL .lit E4OTThSBCgRQ U.l.L. CONTESTANTS ARE: Above -. Top Row - Left to Right- Jody Blair, Mike Finke, Mike Lewis, Steven urp y, avid Mollenhour, Terry Duffield, Jerry Duffield, Johnny Brown Second Row - Corky Henderson Paula McPherson Bruce Prindle, Tammy Armstrong, Vickie Shamp, Tom Cox, Craig Greeniavood, Third Row - Rhonda Logsdon, Kelly Frattoj Laurie Williams, and Vickie Lewis. Below - Top Row - Left to Right - Renee Prindle, Donna Troutz, Kelly Stratton, Susan Davis, Charice Everett, Bottom Row - Donna Daugherty, Karen Greer, Becky Crawford, Cindy Gill, and June Mitschele. P.l-l.S. plays an active role in UIL, having won the District Class A trophy for the past five years. Ever since 1973, more than twenty students from Potts- boro have competed at the regional level, with last year setting a landmark in P.l-l.S. history. P.H.S. captured the Regional sweepstakes tro- phy, sending six students as well as the One Act play to state. P.H.S. contestants are preparing to repeat this out- standing performance in Wg I l979. Grayson County Col- lege hosts the District Com- A' petition on April 4, I979. Perhaps this year will hold a dynamic victory for the UIL contestants. It is impossible to men- tion UIL activities, without bringing the One Act Play into the picture. With a state-qualifying play in l978, the cast has an excellent stepping stone to go all the way Due to an early shipment date the Cardin l . I . . a wa unable to include the cast of the I979 play, The Interview. Opposite Page: Top Left - Renee Prindle and Donna Troutz are ready to write! Top Right A Steven Murphy adds up the hours spent working on Math UII while other team contestants listen. Middle Left - Kelly Fratto and Laurie Williams warm up for a typing contest. Middle Right - Our Debaters are Numbe O , - . . . . ne. tNot Shown Jerry Duffield and Paula McPherson.J Bottom Left - Susan Davis and Cheri Price say We can spell c-a-t! Bottom Right - Vickie Lewi and Karen Greer prepare themselves forjournalism competition.