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

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Karia Martin Steven Martin Stacie Martinez Jennifer Matatall Mandy Mattieny Sam Matthews Stormy Matthiiessen Brook McCarley Chris McDanie l Todd McKinle y Paula McPherson Scot t McWilliam s Monica Meeks Ami Miles Gerald Miller Derek Montgomery Andrea Moore Patli Moreno Lisa Morris Benard Moss Wesley Moss Mary Moxley Melissa Mraz Kellie Mulheron Blake Murphy Paul Napier Jason Nguyen Stretching the truth Excuses somehow just become a part of every day life. If it ' s not at school or work, it ' s at home. If my mom tells me to clean the house, and I don ' t do it, I tell her that I had too much homework, James Brede said. But there ' s a difference be- tween an excuse and a lie. ' If I come in late I tell my par- ents that the car broke down, David Richardson said. (Encka Weiis) Oh, what a tangled web we weave. When first we practice to de- ceive. — Shakespeare Excuses won ' t help your grades as Den- nis Fudge finds out Yearbook adviser Marianne Darley wasn t too happy when the sports editor didn t make his deadline mmummu aaMii «■ '

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If I lost something of somebody else ' s, I would just tell them that I forgot it. — Teresa Alonzo When I don ' t want to go somewhere I tell that person that I have plans to go somewhere else. - Sarah Lara If I don ' t like the food at a res- taurant, I tell them that it is too greasy for me to eat. — Eric Hamilton If I broke something that was val- uable, I would blame it on somebody else. — Brandon Davis Scott Killian Leta Kish Sarah Lara Jeff Lathan Catfiy Laugfilin Ledna Leane Melanie Leeds Suzanne LeMay Melissa Luce Sean Lujan Vinhi Macb Andrea Macy Gabriella Maimone Bettie Marshall Dylan Hoyt LaShai Hughes Minh Huynh Rick Hynes Reggi e Jackson Jerry James Jason James Chris Johnson Robin Johnson Cheryl Jones Jason H. Jones Jason L. Jones Stephanie Jones Tracee Jones Jaisy Joseph Robert Justice Jeanea Karlin Steve Kath

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Seeking a seat In the beginning the number of cafeteria seats were limited but the number of students were not. Everyone knew that lunch was one of the most exciting parts of the day. It was all students could think of towards the end of third period. Students rushed to first, second, and third lunch to try and be first in line and hopefully save a seat for a friend. It ' s like you had to get in there really fast to get a seat with your friends, if you didn ' t then you might end up sitting with someone you didn ' t know, said sophomore Brett Norris. The student who was last in line usually found them- selves . . . Desperately seeking a seat!!! (Rod Washington) ■e v- ' Sjm H HHS H fr c J H F B ' 1 1 L R M i KH Desperately seeking a seat in third lunch Dylan Hoyt, Bernard Moss and Michael Coyle look high and low for three available seats. This was a common phenomenon in all three lunch periods. Julie Nguyen Samm i Nichols Meliss a Nixon Brett N orris Jay N grris Jeremy Ortega Chuck Osborn Christina Otten s Jennifer Ouellet Jeff Packer D ' Ann Parker Sheila Parker Brady Payne Melissa Peck Tammy gflidue Chad Perry Paula Peterson J.e£LPellaison Charle s Petty Erie Phillips Greg Philoott David Pope Tammie Pope Scott Potts Matt Pngst Robin Priester Natalie Quach Leslie Ray Tommy Ray Charles Rhodes Jeff Rhodes Michael Rich Kelli Riggle Kyle Rigsby Mindy Robertson