Pottsboro High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Pottsboro, TX)

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, sg ef Students Learn Auto Skills Automotives is one of the many courses designed to prepare students for the future. The vocational course teaches basic mechanical skill to students who gain practical experiences. Students spend three hours each day in this class and may choose to participate in the program one or two years. A. Alan Watson takes a minute during auto to daydream. B. Eddie Bingham repairs a cylinder head during auto class. w Bottom row: John Lewis, Bob Miller, Torey Baker, Keith Bates, Russell Foster, Brian Burns, Bobby Flanagan, Jay Lacy, Alan Watson. Top row: Mr. McDonald, Troy Hasten, Dwayne Williams, Greg Pearson, Steve Carter, Eddie Bingham, Keith Rice, Bill Chiles, David Pace. 63

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XB, Bottom row: Mrs. Day, Paula McPherson, Donny Franklin, Donna Tol, Joey Griffin, Chris Caylor. Middle row: Robbie Sholl, Donald Hoffmann, Clint Salyer, Charice Everett, Sylvia Roy, Sandi Overman, Susan Allison. Top row: Micah Toland, Roy Wagner, Dwight Travis, Danny Edwards, Mike Cleveland, Clay Jones. , 445. o 35 si. Q 'X ts EQ 5 itll t . 1-'Q s Q sr l i t se k S are J 1 C iii- Y bi.. g K Q 5. K .Y 1 'Wir Students Enter Business World How would you like to earn money as well as credits in high school? Well it's possible in the Multiple Occupation program at PHS. The program was designed to help prepare students for the job market. The school in conjunction with local and area businesses provided not only business experience but also on the job training. A. Buddy French replenishes the banana stock. B. Micah Toland sacks groceries at his place of employment. 62 S ann me XJ' 4

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Pottsboro Wins Sweepstakes Trophy Despite the absence of debate teams and speaking groups, the Pottsboro UIL literary team won second in district competition held at Grayson County College. Ten students advanced to Regional competition and three continued to State competition in Austin, in the literary meet. Although the literary and athletic event awards went to other schools, Pottsboro pulled ahead with its high overall score in the Spring District meet. PHS won the sweepstakes trophy with a total of 246 overall points. Lindsay High School finished second. The literary trophy was earned by Lindsay, whose cumulative score was lowered by the lack of athletic points. Van Alstyne received the athletic award but added only 10 points in the literary competition. Winning the sweepstakes trophy emphasized that PHS puts equal stress on literary and athletic programs, stated Frank Prindle, principal. A. Laurie Williams and Jeff Henderson rehearse a scene from the play Of Winners, Losers and Games. B. Dawn Miller, Bill Hawkins, Shelly Underwood and Buddy Nelson practice to make their part in the play a success. C. Greg Wright diligently works on his U I L spellin .D. A . . . g Pottsboro representative for feature writing competition was Jodi House. if XM.. , ,F '5 f liicii. . sd Bottom row: Rebecca Elliff, Ailsa Sublett, Pam Shelby, Vicki Grace, Susan Budra. 2nd row: Shelly Underwood, Greg Chank Leah Deaton Dav Miller, Sadie Lewis, Renee Prindle, Laurie Williams. 3rd row: Lori Barnett, Glenda Thurston, Kelly Fratto, Cheryl Wright Anita Montgomei Carla McGehee. Top row: Laurie Hofmann, Adam Deaton J ff H d ' ' ' , e en erson, Greg Wright, Mike Lewis, Buddy Nelson 64