Ralph Poteet High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Mesquite, TX)

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} u L l 1 1 L l i e finally had underclassmen. With the opening of the new building and two classes, we were on our own as a real high school with the people to prove it. The sophomores could choose to guide or look down on the freshmen, which helped give us some sort of identity. Our numbers were small with only 600 students, but it had it ' s advantages. Almost everyone got top lockers and the halls weren ' t that jammed between classes. It all worked to give us a sense of pride and unity. We made the decision: we were definitely here to stay.

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SOPHOMORES I used to feel like school didn ' t mean much, but since I ' ve been playing foot- ball, my attitude towards responsibility has changed a great deal. — Jason Jones I feel like we are more unified in our school than we were when I was a freshman. Since there isn ' t so much conflict between NMHS, we can take more pride in PHS! — Robin Johnson Since there is no one above me, I can ' t say that I feel elevated in rank, but we are the upperclassmen, so my attitude toward leadership has grown stronger. — Miriam Chapman Christy Abercrombie Amanda Albrecht Fahmida Ali Khitam Allan J. D. Allen Wendy Allen Teresa Alonzo Joe maya James Ardls Shari Ardis Mike Avins Eiman Aweida 11 Joe weida Derrick Baguio j Greg Baker Brandi Ballou Kenny Ba lvin Katy Bandy