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

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Tray Vinson Jam Vorwerk Robin Walts Gary Walker Kevin Walker Tanza Walker Charles Walls Lester Walters Tiflany Watson Amy Webb Craig Webb Jennifer Welt Candy Wesson Stephanie Wiggins David Wihan Gianan Wilcots Chris Will iams Jackie Williams Jim Williams John Williams John Willis Danny Wilson Ryan Wilson Dawn Winkler Michael Wipf Joy Woolard Desiree Wilcock Kristie Wyati Scott Wyatt Vinnie Yanda Tara Yates Deanna Ziesk Elvira Zurita Erika Zurita FAVORITE MALE SINGER 1) George Michael 2) Bobby Brown 3) Phil Collins FAVORITE CARTOON 1) Bugs Bunny 2) The Jetsons 3) Tom and Jerry FAVORITE ROCK GROUP 1) Del Leppard 2) Guns n ' Roses 3) Poison FAVORITE RADIO STATION 1)Y95 2) 100 3 3)971 FAVORITE FAST FOOD 1) McDonalds 2) Burger King 3) Taco Bell

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Dream to drive Teens can ' t wait to get their dream car. Although driving means freedom, it also means big bucks. For example, a fully loaded 1989 Chevy Iroc Z listed for $17,000 in April, N h insurance for a teen running $2,000 to 4,000, depend- ing on the driver ' s sex. Gas prices fluxuated from 80 cents to $1.25 per gallon. (MisuAshiey) IMf-Efe Turning sixteen is a big step for any drive came true when she got an 84 GMC teenager. Valerie Rowland ' s dream to truck on Dec. 13. Jason Smith Kevin Smith Kevin M. Smith Leslie Smith Mike Smith Rachel Smith Stephanie Snyder Nina Sockweli Toby Speight Jennifer Stanberry Suzanne Stanglin Stephanie Steed Bryan Stfifllc Lisi Stoker Sheree Strebeck Marisa Stumpo Maria Stutts Kris Talent Alex Tan Shannon Taylor Kevin Thomas p. harrt Tf nma ' : ■ Ifison Thompson, Robyn Thompson Chris Toole Tinh Tran Maryanne Trujillo Michael Trundle Darryl Tubbs Heather Tucker Angle Turner Tracy Tyler Russell Underwood Michelle Userey Angela Vansickle Bobby Varuqhese. Jeff Vauqhan Richar d Vawter ■ 3as6n vsai Kimberly Velez Sally Venable Remel Victorlano

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It all begins at 6 a.m. when the caf- eteria workers arrived on the scene. They begin cooking and preparing food for the more than 600- students and teachers who will eat breakfast and lunch that day. Custodians are also arriving and beginning to get everything clean and in shape before the 8:18 bell. The morning security guard Is unlocking doors, supervising students that arrive early, and watch- ing over the parking lot. Without the help of these people, school wouldn ' t be the same. Just working for employment is not why most of these people are here. According to the majority, they love young people and enjoy helping to raise the standards of the students ' educational environment. Cafeteria worker Penny Ellis said her favorite aspect of working with students is having a chance to talk to them and really get to know them. (Cathy Laughim) Uafeteria worker Louise England gives Dannie Jones his change from his lunch. Cafeteria workers not only made the food, but served and cashiered, too. Day security guard Kelly Badgett reminds the owner of this car to purchase a parking sticker. His mam job was to make sure that building and parking lot rules were obeyed. people I