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Our Teachers Are More Than Just Our We All Work TogetherS Teachers, They're Our Friends. . . . To Obtain Our Common Goals. . . . When I First Moved Here At The Egmning Of This Yea: Everyone Was 50 Friendly 8And Made Me Feel Welcome. People Here Are Really Great. . . We All Fit Together Like A Family. We Work Together, 9 And. Have Fun Together. . . . It's A Fine Institution. l'rr ,roud Of Our Student's Accomplishments. . . . Everything ; . ,Ab5ut Vines ls Extra-Special And That Is The Truth. . . . We Always Have SometHing New Going On And It's Always Fun flj STUDENT LIFE: MICHELLE SCHNEIDER W EDITOR DAY 5 V ,- Some teachers at Vines .. , .Ishe concludedr --thought of; the VvIIIIdest' Vways to snrprise stud6'nts :leeeping during class De- , some still wahted to sI6e'p xand fac6 the hilarious punishments 4 Some teachers reaIIII I at much then th6y deft serve to sIeep, said Mrs? Miller, Miss TiIIeryIs stu- dent teacher, 'and Ieeping in my class heIpsV , hem to n be mor6 alert throughout the rest ef the day, then let them sleep. Onc6 this giInI f6II; 'asIeep IrI AIg6bra. Sh6 snored so loud and no One Would Wake h6f UpV 'fIEv6ryorfe juSt sat Ihe and Stared at her. FIII'6 the teacher surprise her! said FreSIman Car-z rie Bradford Exactly how ,. did some of thes6 t6ach-g; r6 surprise sleepecs? If Coach Patterson . ' kIckInguthe back of mheir: ,desk giving the student. whipIashI Other teaghers, . IXS y: :WI'III :fro iguy felhasleep in Algebra. The teacher took a poII 6 hi shouId go easy on the, sleeper, he just knocked on their head or dropped a book On their desk His4 very favorite surprise: was- 'II get emwthe next :Vday :1 . Iike MISS TIIIery, :Were a wIittIe 6asier on theIfStu- Idem. She tied their shoe- Iaces together. Mr. Allen liked to throw erasers at the TsIeedeng student .. ' rs caIIforavote e aS'S. Onc6 this from the class on what we- should do to him We gwanted:tQ scjuirt water In . his face. d yell fire! said Sophomore Erin Richter. The poor students sub- jected to these antics Were the laugh of the class SQ much fat6 jII'stia IittIe nap V ,, AV m' 2mm 2w ?W xx E 1984- 1985 sophoInpre cHeer School cdmpete four the s'tatusn XieadErs performing at a Vikfn and privilege of Bemg a Vines pep I'alley forafootballgame cheerleadermThese girls are the? I The students in th bahd p gram compete with their fellow musicians for chair positiohs In 33.3 3' 4 It is all around us, com- petition that is. Students boyfriendsZgirlfriends, and the list goes on. Stu- dents compete for most 1 everything. 3 Some people are afraid They fear that they will lose their friends or peo- ple will not like them if they try to compete and fail. w 3' Other people feel that if thepstudent tries to sac- ceed either on his own or as part of a team, they will Eand; admiratlonk Qf others l ; Compete f6r jobs; gratles, 3w sports, clubs, cdmmitteesw Kof Competitiori though. -- dents realiz but it can also help to im- I gain: fa whole new, Pko'pu- 3xBeing ongj larity based on the respect good place to learn about 'thejspIrIt of competItIo earning 0 compete In, School might, even beVuse- I later i he busmess world Through compe- tition Studentship leatn teamwork the ,, titufde that Winning, is desirable, nd how pL yet rules, says Andrea Osulli- van, Freshman ,I The spirit of competI- tion can not only help stu- their: goal temper tantrum when thing5 do not gQ yqur way, says Cheryl Pote . test, they just have to start stuclying so they won 't fail the next one. Not everyone can be a , 6' 3 at everyone should try . :Qsing is net the end of the w0rld, and: the important thing Is that th d. pIrovetII self-confidence. Competition pulls out special qualities. t , a team sfa ' school is not'al- I 7 L r; V. , , L V fun. One of the things Daniel Lan'iendola isiworking i They get stuck, they won't open, lockers. - about going back to school that the hallway after being sent out - is not fun is gettin sent out of . a 'mxaxMzgxm H a E m-aafn m mam m ' Exismwzm a m m WEE 2mm nwmm A4 mam smug. wmn V days. Soap operas 6an be ygdd 6 tiv6, and constantly to keep up with the changes: h ,reC6rd-6676 61' to tape their favorite soaps and watch them whetj: they get hemewfork those who don' t have vid- eo recorders,: they just ask , a fri . nd , ho doe; to keep, them 6 posited on all ,relaxxand watch the soaps 6 $605,966 wonderful Jones6 and6 David Albert ex5ctly What happened on 'queral Hospital ' Iiff EIdred asks Kim Harvey if he will please tape Loving and h Wont miss them? something good is su posed to happen. Kelly H , , - I Iten whaLtL has reLcentLLILy happened happenmgs On Light .v ' on Another World . . aIchiI-ig sLoap operas because it nice to know that other peo- Iprohlems Lworse IhLLan mi: 0 wbiild hell, 6 L some of Ihe problems Llhat ot- cur on 'AII My ChiIdren' - L'ILican beIIeVe Ie y'diLed 'All My Children' L stated Cari I I I L Jenny LIhe could rela' e vaiIh heLLrL, but now IhaI she' s gone I feel there' 5 no h LTI-IciLa Hughes stated; I IIke 'Days of 0m livesL'IbecauseI' 5? full of suspeIIs : Ihink that I WI evLLeI: experlence. Ihal type of danger III least I h 2pc no ,wamm '1 Mg Keys Pecked, 1', hit or: , The technical knowledge I , tumed, Vines students gotdnwieafned in the classroom; into the world of keys this carfied over to the homes year. Keys were pecked In of students. Many stu- I love having my own rwb 'auSe L dont ha e3. for their continuing years: in high school and col-f' er games. 5 lege. Or many w5nted toif' However, the majority ? Whis Independence Was be prepared for the busi- of Vines students agreed hard- -won by most Vines vtask Besxdes the fun of driving, Kristin Clark ummgd it up; on receiv-C ng her car- keys, i alre5dy feel more requnsible. that enabled students to. h5ye fun learning the skilL g aifamilycar: ,, I H I No matter who owned ference 'in the lives of ' the car, the keys symbole rmost Vines students. 5 iadyahtagei of LC 5 I ; Math to increase their I knowledge of computers Comptifers are defmitely e furure, and Bob Gaff , onIfy RIHley' s mceJegs was visible. II WhatIexaQtly do teQns:,. they play their music onii-s talk bQut other girst: ii i 6 guys taIkai I 31355 while others are hap- m with their clock radx s x make goo V , I I I conversatIQn, EomQtisz :go'cidII'mpressibnrby derssr-v it's just the ptheI way ing niceiy If someo e is ' dresViedI 6re than jUstgfv , the live I no matter what's going mmores , , 3;; I1 ; - on,,and they nerr seemy, likens, and dislikes about 'bench pressed 300 ' . ikWhiiIe One may ppunds. Girlks,;do;stngito i ng n3? abggIE everything gm am gaman m m3 C: i U M ngs. Wfilliamson smiles as the day comes to an encI v When students are HmItted asked What do yqu like labout teachers? most are 3mm speechIess Students don't Iike teachers be- 'cause tHey' re assoaated with 5ch00l and home- W0rk TherH are a feW ' QUalities in Ieachers stu-I; . dents do like. Teachers 3 af'e WHII- likHd whemthere ' toms'i, isn 't a big aneratidn gap Corri MCColIough. 0n Ithween them and the the other hand, some stu- l'xi'sfudents Students IIke333dent idislIke teachers when they' re teachHrs try Io dress too cool , bLIt what is muchiiket enagers. Stu- cool ? cool is letting the rules teachers fer their smiles, ElfIdislikes vteachers than IikeH. Many teachHrs dress. Some Mteacheis are behind thH times and are still dressing in ponester bell bot: slide. Rules about chew- tell off thH- wall jokes and they sing gum and talking dur' v espeeially -vthn ing class are the ones most don' t Show school spirit 3 studHnts Want to bH perv Now who wouldn t dislike: a-MrsI Iohnson galks to a parent about hoW her chIId is improv- Students 'seHm to have abo ut3 Nthey; re absent , said Marc Istudenis are very picky' and don' I like the way- thHY 3' tfh'exiszwsuibs't'itutbs. Iteens think they can get, subE is' in charge, but they: Lare usually more strict said FriiHls'hrmlaiIii' if When' Waste time talking on pr-g ltw? seems that dehtsgalso dlSIlke it when time to start, much IESS; Ework ,I said Freshman Ka-. Egren Frank. Students d0n' t -;Hb0.L3'II wtlI'IinMgs Ithey really, don' t care ab0ut like hoW ' they should aCt, What mu- sic they shouldI listen to, and how they should taIk. All in 3', teachers here at Vines High are all right. They probably have their oWn lists; of what: 1th , dOn't like about teens as teens do about them Teachers have quite a dif- ficult job on their hands, and in most cases, they seem to :tryeyeryu hardmio have Students like them. MOSt' succeed. 3Most stu- dents do like their teach- ers here though they won't admit it-. them? , 3 I like teachers whenl McLendon. Of course When teachers are absent substitutes takethe scene Most students don't like Somew away with more When a I hate it when teachers the- subject topics and as a resuIt, we :clon' t have any complete, oUr home- like it when teachers talk ' V i Devnna iiobka nr'srvouglyva 'aifsf Some youngipeople eattogether as she enters the s qial, her on their first date. v date. . AL On their first date, Steve Male .and Polly Plunkett talk about many n Ford, first-date-jitters can be extremely embarrassing, things during Vines formal 'sociali . Thesecanb very: exfc ting Qr'werIy ne'r-ve- -rackin Memotions. ,. .w CharbIeMtte WCIIceI' ays MM You get ireCIIyi neryouS .Cndfind it harcIM to: say any- M II : I thing - w - 'he meets her parCn'ts? I The pressure ofM 'fMirstM xWhatM If She IddesW - date is intense There . me?! What MwiIIiWe C few natquCI perfdrme s i who functIon jUSt fIihe' W. b '.when they go out wthMh- ichiMS manners IeIaItive strangers, but . I-f'WHa Havid-ProcMyI: overcomes his jit-M er'IsIby taIkIrIg Io frieWn'ds: I Inost of us are nervous M The minutes seem like a thezerais: OFIMe thing fey- .IifeMtime and everythingw Mboth fWeeI, mervouIs. After seems tQ go' wrong, 'fsaid CII, :thisi ' M T Andrea O' Sullivan. w w M , W Girls usuaIIy worry mIttIng fhaIt they ar gammy uxmm u m a. mg: m mm gm: KirgigCelge , mg On, the siat Ml:1ey, SE wrong side 9 ' Jasown Su -,lita. .- er 4' itation of a frog eating lunch. ,5ipped about, -:-'change a .mouth to mouth. . t'o gossip , cam ith who not hesitate. Though teens don't like to be gos- they do gos'sip about other peo- fiple. In most cases, gossip . is about what someone does not liket'abO'ut some- one or something else. ; These stories seem to get around quickly and little from Girls Seem more than guys. They gos- sip about soap operas, . what someone else said or i did, parties they may or may not have been. invit- ed to, how someone else ' looks, who another girl went out with and, of . course, they. gossip about gu..Y$-. ' At the Christmas Dance, Erin Rider, Betsy Philip5, Nina AUstin and Rachel Deutsch gogtiip abom what certain- people are wearing and who GIFT OF GAB . When it comes to gos- 'sipping most peOple do On 'the' other hand, guys don't-tseem to gossip. . quite asvmuch as. girls. They do put in their share, though. ' They also 'talk about who is going out with whom, and about girls. ?They also talk about other guys who may not quite fit their standards, what went one the pre- vious weekend and what z is going on the upcoming weekend ' ,Everyone gossips at one time or another. lt'seems to spread quickly, and what: may seem like big news one day maybe old the next. NeVetfheless; gossip has been and will continue to be a popular pastime. else happened at the party Fri- ' day night? exclaims Kim Cori iey 4 ' David Jones spares no deiails in i f'U d Melissa Stienman patiently lis- Jody Bartley and Ania Rahe are Jennifer Schmoll and 'Eiieen i905 i0 Kelly Tisdalc's dESCTiP' ecstaticly discussing whom each Donato are caught discussing tion of the new outfit she just of them are presently dating. . happenings of their lives be- bought. C - . ; i Vtween classes v K hails? on the thalkboard? I PE , PEEVES Did yOU ever go crazy:- at the sight of chalk left on the chalkboard when someone did not fully erase a chalkboard? Or get an irritating chill up yOuf spine When somewap one scratches their finger- These are both examples of pet peeves. Pet peeves are little things; about Wsom'ething' that drive peo- ple crazy We ail have them, and no two people; have the same ones. Ill hate when I sit doWn With A ,a person tapping their, 36 opinion on: my dinner, turn on the tube and the President is ' on taking the place of my fav0rite showsE ' says Danna Mokry. Most people like per- fection That may be why a, pet peeves bother people 5:0 much A little thing about something that makes it less than perfect bothers them. Sometimes pet, peeves ; I can also determine your For example, if you heard Tina Brenkus' pet peeve is not having a table to eat on during Iunch. Isomething, ,; pencH, trying to read your first thOIIght IS probably going: to be I wish that person wouId Stop tappingi his pencil! So, subconciousp Iy, you rhight have a prej-P udice against them. My biggEStipmet peeve is p903 pie? teiling me what to do 1' says Greg Richmond Teachers usuaIIy have met peeVes, too. Whether' it is how to do a paper 1heading, howito meg: nounce their names, smart- aI eck stadents or using correct grammar. Though most people '4 have different pet peeves, bLIt there are a few thati most of us agree on such as Lstupid teIevisE'on oom-V mercials, lockers that wOn't Open, Danny Tario ., on Dance Fever and the one student who gets the' whole class in trouble. Another peeves bother peopIe so much is because there is not much, if anythIng, you can do about them AII yeti can do Is ignore them WhiIe you were reason pet Ne. Jason Barrett shows Will Carr Ihat pet peeves can be greatly disturbing to people soinetimes. ,. 1H3e7$exhibirtgz his nghaik-' Doesn't n dnvii' you Bsof Y scratching techniques. v crazy when a teacher writes all leuw,;kf:'c'lyr A peexie 0150 is' Whe ,peoblia brush their hair in class. 9 E3 , sh ., toward, omeozfg's actiona; O .McCarley helps her daugh- L 6 6 6 R. D Lashar and his moiher, both A ulifCoo .with her English ; Mrs. Meamwwntes her daughter, Anne, a pass tqgclass 5,0 she won 'twnjget cm of class to find out h0;w get in troubi'e v - 0 ' each 6ther 5 day is going. v W her b y day, to ;show h r;,, e l0 es h6r There are a lot of stu- dents at Vines that had a mOther or father that worked at Vines this past are advahtages and disadvantages to hav- ing one of your parents Workihg at the school in which you attend. Some ade Ltages would be if you heeded money or had an important ques- tion to ask your mom or ad they would be at chool with you So you ' ' A 0 set, ThE child ould also always have a ide home from school veryday. ' d ot wor e than the advan- age if ydur parents are It school with you, then hey an always ask your teachers how you' re do- ing in your school work if you got in some sort of trouble at school that usu- ,i ally your parents wouldnt find out about, they are one of the first to know. Students tend to think of school not only as a place to learn, but a way to have some freedom from their parents for seven hours a day. The students whose mom or dad worked at Vines would not ha'ye that sense of freedom . As; or the parent who worked at the same school as their son or daughter, the advantages and disadvantages are both few As- it is, it doesn7t seem to bother the parent as much as the child. LL 1 the students assume that 'thEir classmete is gettin ,L L students think Nora Nicol waits patiently while her mother piles the books oh for I her to carry '- The parent might have the advantage of having the same work sChedule as their child. One disad-A vantage onId be to tHef parent as a teacher would have to face the problem of treating his or her child fairly if they had them in it their class Some teachers I try so haid 2to hot tre them as a favorite that they end up treating them badly. ,Onigthe other hah'd because the child is theirs, they might treat it as th favorite of the Class; 2 Friends tend to not help the situation much. If the teacheris rehildi is doinggik very iwell in the class, then, g extra help at home. Some '7 do something Wrong ,kaidr ii iii: theiiz. friend' 5 parent teaches a class they are doing poor- ly in, they can persuade their friend to change 4their g 'i e. Some stu- dehts even fEel pressured if one of their good friend's Hmom ?or dad; is teaching them in a class They are afraid that if they are doing bad in the class that their I teacher would ' tell: theifisibarents; eveI'ii'ii it' s: a situation where; a teacher usually would not. L Vines was leled WitW a ' lot special people this year and these parents that worked at Viries while their child wentJ-to school h e. are iust pi't g: of them 39L Row1; left- -right: R D. LashariSo- phomorei and his mother Mrs LasharWSpeEial Edi; Nora Nicbl' iSophomorei and her mother Mrs. Nicol iEnglish SI Germani, JeffBLIrr iSophomorei and his fa- ther Mr. Burr iCounselori Row 2; left- -:right K'ristin Dreyer iFresh- mam and her mather Hodge iSophomorei and his mother Mrs. Hodge iCounselori, Rachel CoxggiFreshmani and her Mrsi Dreyer iWorld Histbryi, Kent mother Mrs. Cox iEngiishl, Juli Qook iFreshmani and her mgth-' er Mrs. McCarley iEngiishI Row 3: left- right: Drew Koib iSopho- moreI and his mother Mrs. Koib Spanish and Frenchi, StaCey Vandermeer iFreshmani and her mother Mrs. Vandermeer iSec- retaryi, Anne Means iSoth-IL more and heI mother Mrs. ' . Means iSpecial Edi, Jennifer Har- rison iFreshmani and her mother Mrs. Harrison iMthi. 42 THE CHAUFFEURS There's a lot of status in having your own car, however if you're one of the lucky few, you also have to act as chauffeur for your friends. It doesn't bother me; I'm glad to do it, said C.J. Dil- lard. In the beginning hav- ing your own car is a no- velty but later becomes a necessity. The sophomore football players who have What do you mean you don't trust my driving on the ice? questions Jeff Ray. . spring practice couldn't get there if some of them didn't have their own cars. Those who have their own cars are glad to get their friends there ex- cept in icy weather. And the passengers aren't too happy either. Here the passengers and the chauf- feurs were caught totally off-guard during some bad weather. Trust me, Schrader. I can get us there without seeing out the front window, advises Ness Wadley. v We don't care if you can't see i . Bart Snowden and Jimmy Smith. . just get us to practice, yell It's just a little ice, Jorgenson. lust scrape it off with your fingers so we can go, instructs Paul Schmidt. Hey, it's cool, man we'll get there in plenty of time to run, Just get in the car! I'm freezing out here! yells Kevin Klopak. v states Adam Lashbrook. v You just got to have the magic touch ... see the A states Keith Sutton. It's got nothing to do with you. It's just that McDermott doesn't have ice on his windows! says Brad Jorgenson. VINES UNIQUE, SPECIAL The Vines Student Body, well, it's just unique, said Leslie Tubbs. The feeling of uniqueness is attributed to many things by the stu- dents of Vines. According to Lisa Myscowski, Vines unique attitude stems from having to share some of the most formative years. The two years spent at Vines are matur- ing years so we all share the aches and pains of this growing, said Mys- cowski, l'and if the sopho- mores are tough on the freshmen, it's because we want them to learn the importance of respresent- ing Vines and leading it. 44 Another student feels that is the community eye that makes Vines unique. Every time something bad happens like one of us makes a really dumb mistake, the news people make sure to put Vines all over the front page, he said, and that makes us stick together we're not perfect here at Vines, but neither is any body else from any of the other schools. We stick to- gether because we're a family, a second family, said Shawn Pratt,- Mr. Walker makes that plain from the first day we're here, and the teachers show us they care, at least most of them, about us and our feelings so we're like a family. We're real close here at Vines from the faculty on down to the students, said R.D. Lashar, because we're taught to be unique individuals. I'm sure most people feel that way, but we're talking about Vines, and Vines is definitely unique. We all feel pretty special about it and each other. lll wish everybody could see how neat Vines is, said Michelle Schneider, lland see the closeness. Vines is really special unique. ACADEMICS 1 a w u H ' H H HmwH H H V HH H H m mm Hg; w , 3:ng H ' IT'S OUR WAY OF THINKING ... everyone in; the class was taller; than me, and they were only : freshmen' Mrs. Gleason z, x . I la experie ce EvenW after allittf training that go 5 Into Bemg certIf a a teacher there: are stillimany things; that can go wrong eachensjgearned ghe mostv- Bout thEgstudents nd how t9E . 3706 y , teachers thg fhgig: fIrEtglassE ,- ' ' , ly I35 ifithey had Teen do An ma : . Ck L L 600 grades they have tokaverage or the seven parent COnferences hey h ve fi K Wh X w , m 'e eryday p oblem by gazing u! t e window for change of sce- nery D when a major Mitch Bramlett smps for a rho- A stude con iders3xhll ahsWers or be the root of many sfressfu ProjeCt is due; bUt - j, , gets upset and before choosing one because; days k0 come. O HK m Tur 'er.4 523v, r emphasus placed; M Y. K spmethngn bther ing UP ha . . . hem 6ared nothing :about Swords: people get Stress 'ifWaS not the only ,pergon the social ehdi . '55 6 But to VIrlleshHIgh Schook . M U tudentsnstress seemed to: doing my h ALL IN A ingi! begins his Iectui'e. , ' Quintana checks in with the police department. He alternates his duties between Vines, Shepton and Plano Senior High. 54 .L .1 o 7? '7' i Ahdyffen 'S'wice. t m OFFICERW Officer Tim Quintana, liason officer from the 'lano Police Department, -njoys his work. I really -njoy being at the schools oecause, i feel I am contri- outing something worth- hile to the community. Quintana's job is not an -asy one, though. In addi- ion to class lectures, he ounsels students with o roblems. There are .ome tough situations for ids to deal with, and I am ere to point out some al- ernatives, said Quin- ana. i don't come down ard on the kids to be ean ... ljust want them 0 know what will happen to them, he said. He does lunch, hall and bus duties. I want the kids to see that policemen can relate to them and are not out to get them, he said. Kim Turner said, When I first saw him, I looked around to see who was in trouble. Now I know he's here for me and anyone else who needs him, she said. Asked if he would change anything about his career, the easyggoing ex- football player leaned back in his chair and grinned a lopsided grin and answered, Nope. Macho man triumphs over the large forces of evil once again while showing a great deal of humility in the process. 55 C. FRSH! w The Freshman cheer- Wroutyine, the squad was leaders Competing against chosen first in the South- ' 36 hregjoqal. h Hqualjgfiergst west anggegondL,inwnthegmH tdok siiver'h'at the national i-nation. We're proud of .wfinals. After dazzling the pur Freshmen! ' h judges with their 3 minute ,V, mm www- m mm anmaQa mm? 38 am a k x s z: i, x z? 554 , ME? MmeMMmemQxM. am a Mwmnw$ m LEEES M? m EE: . ng 2am; FngMEM w x m 3:? a . wig v m 3 Mn Rave; wV . ENE; . fig ww$H$MW wgmga 2 52 Mg . . . Wig V g. w: M . m5 x$ n MQ x a '5ann .MMmevagg a3: inai Mammy; me. $Mz aM M .w n .33: I V11 ,, :::s$;;:: Editor: Nora Nicol Casey Hunter Kelly Thompson Carrie Bradford Juli Cook Barbara Wilson u u u u me; ' m- sgant Priincipsal, DiScipli'rE Gilann Strain Assi books into her daughter 5 locker g , , L h'bbmeworkl :i'z'lim Burr ; 9th Grade Counselor Linda Buteyn ' E'ng'lifm V vCaroi, Cox D English , Rochelle Davis History , V ,v 1; y 7 i am' NOT talking to the 'lowel dispenser, sa'yS ' ' H , y: ' ; Barbaga Shivers, science teacher. Pam'el'a Day History, Drill Team 10th Grade - N Mary Linda Delle 10th Grade Counselor JulieDonnell , Counselors' Secretary y '4 Jam '6 Drhyer History OK'fwh'o put the diiid'frdg onh'xy '5'?Rule:Number One in;Typing, Esays gradebook? asks Karen Shepherd, Elizabeth Walker; Business teacher, M 1- science teacher as She gdes right 13 is to remove your, hands from UN- along with her lecture anyWay. DER the desk and put them on the keyboard of the typewriter. z Martiyn Evans Orchestra Elizabeth Ezell, Carla Ford Dramar Jeannie Francis English ' iuggies; pap'ersi'iand manages the phonewwith total qase as Beth Fgeeman :: 9thQr'ade Drm: , Lc6fifi3g M Team M w. . With a v 1 Sherry Gleason concerned ; ; English parent. , Cyndi, Goodwin English: Maureen Gray World Geography Hello, 'this ; IS Gleyh ? ; Strain, Assistant Principal! atu x $253218 :Vines, and I English was calling Velma Grounds A tgatte YOU Sciencem 2;, yogi, , :3 Eon has just ' - received his third tardy , II 7 Kathy McMurray, , Receptionist Nadine Harrison Math Z bag 1' , 9 Martha $9an Frenc?! ,Spanis Karen Parrack English WW 9th Football, History P' Bonnie Pogue ; Ame x V avid Priddy Science, 10th P Football Mike P?dpes Math,yGolf Jim Quintina Liason' O'fficer-PPD P WCindy Bea nMath EPLucy ?Reegge- ' - 7 ; , Science TOny RiVehbdrk lpdustrial Arts W ,, jody Rbbiartsw P Science V 13W: Nancy Russell Math ANATIONS Esta aqui! ,, says, Spanish . instructor Emiliano Marhuez as he guides v his students through a -' day's lessgn;. N0 . ' . Barbara'Sanke y PICTURE , ' , ' ' French AVAILABLE , . . 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V WMTC HKyimer'y'M' , Katherini; King Lifirhad King: w :Kari gKinseHa Vkeliii-klier Kevin Klopack 'J'Richbrd 4055 :Alan Kohh W J; M N, Drew K'olb $ Jason K05. , 35'Kathy K-riafmer?w - Cheryl Krum ' ,Dgrek Kuester Kari Kuncl WTia Lane, .l mCharlesNgangJe-y; , W KriStin Linning 'L Bambi Larsen? L R. D. Lashar gyfi: .- Us 96 ; 7 3 x Kev ; Fosterqpreparies for an upcoming quiz. StdEhanie lzeger Tina-iehmg Pham Loan 1 ,Ldgi-ffl 5 vAndre: Logginggg Wm NDEinie Codaihs ,X , Richard ngrison givgs thumbs. up for : .Deni Lukas: Tarry.Luna, 15usan xLundw ;, fjl'aura Luksia ' Phil Iiynch : H . a w -, s; Pan L Shann In McFarland mm Steve 'Ray tunes out of class andfinto h has with the phones. . ' Cindy Madison Gogi Maljk M , David Mark; :.Brian Mag; Marie Martin; w Rehee Medenros 3 legwfer Melville Lauren Meredith Susan Metz m The sophomore football team has a great view of the spirit dis- played by their cIassmates . i cy M dIet6n Doug MiIIard Holly MiIIer LeIanie Miller' .Andy Misfier Tini MitcheII V Ruben MoIinar J6nlce Moore Glenn Morales . Dee Morgana kStcOtt Morgan Loren Moulder Brian jMozeigk L Dana Muir arigpz uiw ' Mhnha Naias Ding: Napoli mm m ab :4 a 32 mm a - a W? Anyafdii'mm m a ; 3;;g if m 1.2 g :2- .mn XXL x 5 4;: :m Mmm 5m 3m . M a r w W E7538 mm Mxrm . ,1 Wang a U m $2 $5 Q x a m: a H u MEX k :2 4x573 'Maura O'ioughlin Jayne Oojrlog. SandraPeterief Bill PMetrie ' Betsy Philips 4, Steve Pickarts A M35135; Fico Vicki Pierce Student looks , ,thrpsughka , W m'iwcrpscobe . 'tb db'a biology lab uni David; Plunkett Kim ederso 'Jehhifer Polk Matt Poweli Poxnj V Shanwtel Prgston .Kfle Price , K m 'Pmet'n Eric Pruzid ; Je'nny Ragland Danakalston - ef Ky V Chris Rees. 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Blaihe-Cfanf MarilyngGraygs Jacqui Gray , L: eyN y . Mary reaves Brandon Gregn I RZiC'kMG eh ,, Saipangha Grgeen Tahya Green, ' . inn Cerf enBerg V L logy Gressetz; Rachel Griffing :in EFF: Crbss Martin Guillot Meredith Hzideleir sguzi' H'Eadle'y ' Julie Hager Doug Hale. Rkuthkie Hall Tina Hall Jennifer Hallam Kim Hamic : Scooter Hamilton maHamithn Valery, Hamlett Melody Hammerle Billy Hammers Jennifer Harrison David ,Hartu , ; Jasp31 ?,Harwaih ,, Charles :Heer Clem Heick 'r ;'keny Hilliard L Trox Hinson Stephanie , intohf: - Cou,rtlan:i J , ytjobbs RobH c m m ; o Shgri Ffbffma qunna Hbllomcn Mitch Johnson Todd Johns6n Lori Hurw h as she spies the hamera. :x BraIIdi Cilliland and Monique Baird show' their friendship to the Eric Jones camera. Glen leones Stacy Jones w Kenneth Juddv Tricia Kankin LaIJra Karvonen :. K331i KLEBCI shows she's had a nice day with a yvideggrin. Stephanie Hinton is a little amused at the notes she is given. 21x: A4,; ,, 4 w, mm w my a: ?OPINIONS , Christine Cowin-shows herropinionihat blow': A ing bubbles during school is okay. ' Craig: Mchuiydd? 3t;;Stephanie, madden Pam Madison, ; MElissa Maghew' Allison;:M,ecnillr ., floh Meskanos: M Stephanie HintOn i Qgttired of ' ,3 d rJa N Jessa N lson 4 ma wmnm :- xx: xw m ,S'omme the l'i equstudewnts . Kacey Phillips Lisa Pichard gu- wgkmv-n- ym- zagw- Jonk-Redwine Jason Reed Aggie Evanx Rtyxbensj n 'PP ab; R , , LKyle ampson ' On Seelly . gxt f3 Amy Shaffer 9 JojonyhankIe h V h David Winterhaylter concentrates on his as- signmentso he will finish before the b?lj ring, ,L - . . ; a a M .. mEMm a ., . . . . Mu 55M; ma aM W5? gm EEJWa Egg m a mg m a , . . . . . Ex a a . 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Lorie Teel Elaine Terry Rebecca THigpen 1 ge1a Th me5 ' 4 Dena Thompson Gary Thompson Kelly Thompson 'Kjrste Thompgpn ???ibarby TH$gm$rtonfz 1 Susan Throgmortonx ??PannyT - Kelly Tisdale . ime Tor Sylvia Trevter Nicole Triplet1 Debbie Truax Mike Truitt Margaret Tsuchihashi Adela Tudorica 1 A s1uden't works on his wood w0IkIng project with 101a! concmtranon ' Cindy TWdik, and affriehav ,1 . . , Ltllen-Xasks ChristL'JCox Whatfsihe is going to wear to the W Valentinfgzglgnce, L 4 L L : dante tonight: Jeff Voss Tm waidzma . 'fenny Waln right: Qanielle Walston Bob Wal'femath Jennifer Ward SQChris Wilmer Mike Warr en Rodney White , xSonja. Wichen Scott Williams Kelly Williamson David Winterhaltier , wxx m x arm Rob Y6un 3?; ,J Brooks Hansworth makes sure his tieis 39h st ,ighgqbefqre gnpeting thy nexx: ?pErson, u ., y 4 CINA HURRY; Kevin Kennedy wishes his Class was over so he could take a nap: glance a Niebergall's paper to -6 .king: ' ,- ;Lorie Tee! helps the yearbook staff make the deadline. Christbpher Cannon Kristin Cable , Carolyn Cooney , jeff Crowngir Holly Fnzpamc Leslie Boyd Mitch Glaser L Elizabeth Graham Steve Hambury ' Kelly Hansgn Richard Harrison Julie Jam g; Krista Langebar els i Kathy M Klistin Otte Shawn Pratt ,, xCraig Smith; Chris Smirht Curtis Majors Dwayne Mallory L Wayne Mallory Ann Marie Maris Glyfn Marsha H H m m um u u u - HH 2 R w m R mm 7.; u MQ , r-vu u H x R ER N RITCHTER ERIN HAWTHORNE IT'S OUR WAY OFLPLAYING,. ?' VlNES L VES THEM it was an autumn Thurs- day night, and everyone was ready to: see the 1984 - 85 Vines High: School sophomore football team play a greatgame Tozprez-I pare for this game, some fI of the players listened to, music, slept, concentrat- ?fied on the game or did: nothing at ail Some pre- ferred a little snack such as french toast or a ba- 1 nana for potassium be? fore the game. At the sta- Wditim, the C5aches and the team went over all their plays. There was a lot of tension, and they were all extremely nervous Coach Ezell led a pre- game pray; . er, and everyone was ready .to play They all tried to get as fired up as possible. But football was not just a physical game, it was emetionalytoozjlf the emotional level was not high they would not be able to do as well in the game. After the game, , they went over their mis- takes and discussed what occurred. during the game They Conducted their closing prayer, and the team and Coach Ezeil, Coach, Ellis and Coagh HWith all; Priddy went home. The players clicl unfinished homework or maybe they Went right to sleep; But as everyone knew, there was more to f0otball than jgst the games. i Besides the games, the football team had to en- dLNIre hard tiraihing' Their- practices were sometimes long and difficult, they paid off in the end. During a bad practice, it was important that we kept eaCh others spirits up, Chris Howard ex- plained. The Sport 0f fo6t- ball was not the only thing taught to the players i Being on the football, team, the gtiy's learned discipline, respect worked on their attitudes, and this year, they stressed team unity. Many of the players thought of each other like brothers and tried to set good ex- amples around school. All of these things contribut- ed to a brighter future If what you: were doing in '- football would not help you later on in life, we4 were not doing a good job. the coaches said oi this, but team fnember5 had to keep up I a good grade average as Well Almos; everyone kinew that to up rticipate in Sex- rtracurricular one had to keep a C ayer- was no exception learn, and then, played football. do well at the games. This and the Competition be-r tween the players for po- sitions e'qualed a tremenw ,tdous amount of tension V; and determination M they a Most of the sophomore football team had one goal at this time and that Iwas to make the varsity Wildcat football team :Others might just have participated because they L liked the sport. Whatever t reasons-they, had ,for play- ing on the 'Viking teamn, they all added up tio;a outstanding football teamn; and Vines loved them Sophomoresii aCtIVItIes, , , age in every class. Football u, The 'iooachesstressed that gisrst 'one came to schooi to one: Hg, '3 Besides this strict poli- II K'cy, a lot of extra pressure wwas addeid onthe'team top We practice five days a week during football easbn no matter what. .ur praCtices are ab9ut 5 hard as our games; but; hen you get out on the field, play your best and in, it's all worth it be- Cause that' Is an excellent ' ling, said Ion Ste- Vines 35 vs. Sherman IV 6 -'i Vines 28 vs: Demon JV 3 Vines 0 vs. Pearce 10 L Vines 7 v5. Duncanville 11 Vines 20 vs Lewisviiie M 5246 Vines 14 vs l. D Bill 0 2s? t to Rig 1 1st Row: Tom Sy- Jeff Cavender, Casey JOYCE, Tinsman, R D Lashair- 4th Row: mOtt, Bart Snowden; Jason Du- -rson, Paul Schmidt Billy Har- Keith Sutton,KentHodge,D9ug Richard Schafer, Kyle Pric'e, valE Joey Roseboto jgh, Doug 6y, Mike Richardson, C.;J Dil' Christ,-3rd Row: Bart Ridleyfjeff Bobby Schrader, SfeVen Adams, Compton, Brad 3 rney, joe rd, Kevin Klopack, Rake Cos- C0815, Brian Winkler Kelly COD- Ty Freeman, Jason Kos, Chris Walker, Ness Wadley. Manag 0- 2nd Row: Scott Fisher, ard, Aidam. Lashbrook, Rob HoWard, Brad qugenson- 5th VJSh 'L Li H : R9 aul McDermott, Jeff Coats, C.J Dillard and Adam Lashbrook take A fallen Viking warriori 9 breather before their game begins . , 359: ' yCoach Priddy', Coach Elliskand Coach Ezell give the team 'a few4 last minute suggestions at the ,igamg .y , h ,: Li L 4?; There 1984.85 Vines sonhomore Viking foqtballiteamtalks and prepiareskfor their 3 v. N , w w M- Wm game while waiting for their opponks; nts to arrive. . ,. oach Ezell contemplates what Okay, everybody follow Jeff Ca- 7 do next. . vender, Rob GoodwilI, Brad tor- ' genson and R D Lashar onto the ' ; , field. a ' f7 ' j on, everyone is an enemy - , , : except for oui team: v f , . ' mates, said 146fo Ca- : ' l, 7- 3 ve'nder. ; : 161; .32;ng :g 5x898 a 3x .m ; aggmw ?wnkgwg. V E Eugwmwrm. x wxg$ wgSmmg. .y a $mxa$wumaxaw mm uEa: u x: ngmwmnw an m . . . .. , mwgm$ MEE Ea; mm $ MW? aggfs .. v 33y w numb am K5? gkaixmg M? 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' v playing basketball actually brings us-alI cIosfer togeth- table one; friendships were formed and many; II i been a rea good coach, he reaIIy knOWs what he s - quoteg MIcheII-e seem to get anng wnhr one another reaI weII, u u u u ,st m m Amber Ostrander scores another point fqr Vines while Kristen Jacob- son watches in awe . . : 6 Wxg 1W 5 $ 1 Na WinWE ,n , .. : a i g g m; mu mam g h g kw .x . , wag Na am g my 3 $$$ . , , , g . E . 3 s a inn Eva A. a b ,M ,u 0, .n .H, 5 e v o m t X . n r e ,h r: a .uh , w 8 ;m id Amber Ostrandef 15 dec ry I'IS In Kemp,JulIe tewart, Ina all Second roWlto-r.Co il, Holly McCann, Margaret Tsuchinashi, Jennifer Harrison, Sonya Witchern, Michele H F R SH This year' Vinies High, Schogl takes pride n theiI: eshman Basketball team T for hithei'r gre t, ability and: The freshman basket- ali coach this year is Miss Vinesiithis year. One team member had this tomsay Coach Sitz Is an excellent SICOR E coach, she's really maiie basketball fun and makes uSvall feel that we are spe- ciai in some way The freshmenw h e really proved themselves to be an extremely well developed team thIs ye , Next year will be even a lot of luck! The Vines S6ph6m6re : Boy 5 basketball team had a very successful as well as viCtorious seaso.n They put a let of hard w6rk and d terminatio,n into their 0115 practites. HTh6y I ticed everyday durI g sharpemng a the skiils n6eded t6 make a fine winning team..Co: . fordi'hatiOn arid ball 'con-i Atrol were worked ' on-p 'iong with their 6ffensive. 6nd defensive plays.3: : The direction of the ' team was in the hands of Coach Adair. He helped ' the ea: W6rk t0g6ther , heIr reWardIngiy ssfui s6ason This is a prime example w irIes sgpghomgre .. ' Chris Garrett prepares to shoot for the winning points. v IIAII Team N e w m a n Virfes 5;; Smith 50 Vines 36 Clark 54 Vines 66 St. MaI'kS 36 Vines 58 Williams 37 Vines 57 Clark 61 Vines 66 Williams 56 Vines 48 HSSIpepton 54 : Vines 57 Greenville 50 Vines 38 Marcus 30 Vines 35 Skirickland 29 Vines 35 Calhoun 38 Vines 43g CIErk 4O Vines 51 Williams 47 Vines 49 EShepton 42 Vines 54 Williams 47 ' Vines 39 ISIinttih L38 Vines Clark , 60 I'P'IIIIike the ability to dazzle and to be dazzled in basketbaII, quoted Matt? Freeman. $57:ieamIIiBagkgpw,7Left f6 Riiygk m .1 zIson Fhillip$ Imahaggn, WIII IgngycekyDeanisrAggiyrg, DavigiwAdams, QhrisLGarrett;,BI:ayd Upkhamfpff ?trinv dhdlzdc EIIIsIcoachILVFront wa-Leftmt'o Righthent'XIIisdn, BbbbyISiaanChris Petie'rie; Kenheth mdd 23nd Daryl Sullivan. INot pic'tured-Bri Rodem q; I I , I m w 7:; M k w w M 42,3 w I M M w i; mw M I 'M M Ieff Stringer, Dennis AdstIIiI and Kent Allison listen intently as th: L Iteam plans; their next play . David Adams takesI his best shot! -V . . i; MIpIInI Sandi I progress reports 7.xybzifs'ket'balli .. ' IsIUCCessfuI. sportsmanship They aIS ,. ,..wlearrI,ed respect. ndi'h' year 0 I Even With aIIII ncuIt orkepp their . Q'up especially oInf- game wIere' still other reasons 7 ds I f- i boys IpIayeI'd because I ey IiIked Ithe sport while moth: V'dazf ing i . Ellis moacm; frpnt row I; to r Kersha w, Lance Blackburn, Jim Ford,JoeG .I, ngin Cramer, Zac Chris ?rasher, Dexter 'LeeL Matt Geller, Darrin Lyons B ' Team Wzs Shepton ' 307 Greenvilfe 33 $a3w-;-.;Zi 'i-pim . ??w NwL7T3y f? ' 1$ $' ' wesmaeywv-m ' '?6:!41?8: . WWM-uu L 1 L L x, . K , 4, :Chrliy's Petifgnfe' hgaaies yathnes 5pwpom3nqt by Ebntrollmg the ball d$fem sively with utmost ease. ,ggEric Risinger, I rq :K Mike Pearce,Troy HInso'rIDaVId , BL 'LE ' L ' , ' I Haslam, David Mgrks, Matt Hen- ' L L mmde?an C'nm g and Lo en b Keith- L Leonard reveals his gjgko'odw rsportsmariship While he stares defiantly at the opponent he Lflips his opponent 0ver. I w: x, ,; A IIFFICUET T When someone said Wrestiing this year, in- tead of thinking of The. Aissing Link or Killer Iahn, the students hought aboutnthe 1984- i985 Vines Iwrestiing eam. This team definitely vorked harderthan those ruys Wrestling was .the .ughest sport there was, rId that's the truth. Ask ny 0f the wrestlers, Iex- iained Loren Moulder. very day during wrestling ried their eyelids open y 7. 30 a m to start prac- Ce. in each practice they arned their moves and chniques from Coach iCe and practiced wres- ing. They also did some eightiiftmg which emed to be the high- ht of every practice Besides the practices, Ihich scLIme wresti'ers ought were fun, the Iason all of the wrestlers Wrestling teaLLLm had to overcome other hard- ships. They had to com- pete against varsity teams from other schools, Which was sometimes unfair; be- cause the opponent Could be older and more exper- ienced. Wrestlers aisoshad to watch theii weight to get into their chosen weight classI Wresltling Was divided into thirteen weight classes to make wrestling a fair sport to all size athletes. it was Com- mon for a wrestler to lose weight to be able to enter lower weight ciass Coach Nice helped the wrestlers as well as the team captains Who were David Marks and David Haslam, two sophomores They helpLed teach and encourage other team members which helped lessen the difficulties of wrestling. SK Wresthng combined strength, quiCkLness, en- durance dexterity wandnxi; applicatiLon of technique, which made a diffiyulthf sport probably LLLLtLLheL most phys- ically exhausting but after a while came second nature: '1We learned physical aware- hess, and it shaped us tip, Darren Dickson stated. Coach Nice was confident sport, about this year: 5 team He ? This year s teamL said, looked very taiented I, The outstanding wrestlers of I Lihe season were Troy Hin- son, Matt Henson and Shawn WiisorI31IAil otithis n proved that this yLLear' s Vines wrestling team did a SEHHd job: for the dlfflCUIt-LILL; A I task itle?be-IL Volved is Lifoug ti ri ng. ,erY ;ewardlngL perience,' 'I Quoted IpDaVIdearks. : . Howeiier, ex? Bighdp Lynch 30-; i Skyline Lewisville Beli LIinLCOIIn MacArthur J. V Richardson J. V.L Marcus Trinity , Christian L Williams Clark Highland Park 54 Pearce 39 lrving 39 I L David LLLHaslaLrn s wrestiihg style Lcan be seen as he keeps his opponent V pinned 252,- ,7 Rainey als9 feels th years I team-9Wl be on of the : seems to be going Well F'r'V , Ts toughest mejet Rain'9y rerillea ' I , :s9aso S evier or he Vines sw1mmmg 19am X N Coach Ramey intentiy watches his students an:d givesmghem helpfui Bill Petri9 takes sqjmewgprqctjce laps arountheggoibefoIi: the tips on their swimming techniques . actual meet: . '4 m I A ' W ' ' f: i I x , t 7 genjoy each others cdmpanygv u x ,. 4 :3: . w: Fat Youngblbod works on hxs swimming skijljs during practige. - j , n u u .F :1 . m u , VVQSphvveVV the best te ms arodnd ?islauwg. . a 1!!!! 1101;? IFIII. x Rick Dulany takes some practice swings on the courts. outside of Julie McFarland steps Up t; ' Vines . ' 2'3? V 1:2 , h ;2: saw 1 ; h w! , Top row left to right Jay Nelson; Joel Mack; Brad McCollum Shappee. 5 .. Darrin Burks makes sure he will hit the golf ball just right. a Jay Nelson swings his club for hopes of a hole in one. . 130' ' ' - Matt hshap ' e; , gied and birdied their way 65, the xtfeai-n Wprac- ticed sixth period. Th team won First Place i the Demon JUnior Varsity 4 ; 'Ihile Sh ippeei shot 74, Molthan 757 McCollum 76. oach groI'Ip, and We had fun d N Meg Hoppe spikes the hall oat to her fellow teammates lqna Gallup Jana G$llup, Allison Sho'Walter and V'Kristin Jacobsbn havE a fev v goo :Jaughswduring practicgv 1233y gandgfhe fin InSXtEructtpn 0? th t The freshman volieybaII team this year is reaIIy spIrited, and there's a lot of friendship be: tween the players, 5aid coach Lynn Sitz. ' 7 Coach Sitz is the hew fresh-r: inan volleyball coach thiszyear Before Miss Sit2 came to Plano she anched fer three years in Arkansas. Apparently Miss Sitz I5 not :0th good at Coaching a team but also good at keeping AWthe, teamsspmts high Stated one; team member, Coach Siiz is 'a jfreal good coach and5he knows how to get us ail pep'ped up and 1 excited before a game! One might beii'ed to think that the freshman team is :Iooked dawn ion by the sohhomorey team bin it'5 just the opposite. The sophmores may give obn- striuctive critizism to the fresh- men but they aiso give them ; '- praise This year each sopho-; more team member chose a freshman team member to be her little Sis to make the freshrE men feel more comfortable 7;7The freshman onIeyball team 7 has played excessively well this year This IS ail due; to the friend- ship between team members, the fineginstruction of Coach Sitz : and, most of all, the pride in the; team and the schooi it repre- sents. 9:; '1st- -SiIzy Person, Melody Ham? mer, Nicole Triplett, Amy ,Schaffer, jennifer Harrisoh, Jeri Ann White, Amanda Johnson 2nd Eileen DonatouLest Shu: 'g'art',;IGeana:Rinsgn, Jenny Wardg Melissa Kidd, Danene Bottiaux, 3rd AndreaI Lisa Gladden Okerbiom, Heather Zorka, Cara Lee Sparry, Adela Tudoricam Mary Ann Woodsr, Jill, yHolm Coach Lynn Sitz. 4th-Lauura K vonen, Jenny ,IWainwrighTt, C Bram, Aimee Ratliff, Anne Ka SIC '81 saw was? gamma 1 l, E 1 I. 1 mm mt , : us IN 8- Hgin'iifiwm - . - SHIV Y$ ' $93: vmum ' 1m m m HWJH 13 Rifnlil URVJH'lmnll ,1 IRHND IL 5! HI 'aww In ! 3 ;U 6th U Nf;;x, :: g'!l lll; , Each year a very spe ' , these girlszgwdevoted ass; I I group of girlsis elected by much, if nOt more, time 4 -' A a the student body to lead training and practicing as : . A ,5 5-. the schooi in spirit. This did the athletic teams LL 1' I ear those eiected in After school the girls CI 499 i 3 f .. : dude Ashley NChaIIdler, would ma'se signs and ' . M Mascot, Maria Beck, Kristi practice. Inspired by their 5 ' Boughtm, Hoiiy Johnson, dedicatIOn and spirit,the?1I Lynn McDaniels, Jayne Vines faculty began to .. Oioriog,: Sandi Taylor; have its own section; of; , Mindy Thompson, Tisha fans at, pep rallies and 3 T TIIford and Diria venm: i-gamesf.fggT5hes;efgiglsfJadd e oni. Led by head Cheer; A sparkle that makes Vmes , leader, Jayne Ooriog, spirit so spegiai. , .III Ii I n Tisha Tiiford executes perfect timing in a pep rally reutine5 . Lynn McDaniels pride In her school 15 evident as she sings the Viking school song before the game against Clark. - zwmml :st A . ,i injured wrist Brown serves as coach, trainer and friend to the cheerleaders as the' sponsorJ V g4 31 yne Odflog, Head Cheer- ' leader, expresses her elation after a Viking touch Second row U to rr Tisha Tilford, ., Holly Johnson, Lynn McDaniels; Third row, 0 to n: Sandi Taylor,' Dina Ventiironi, Mindy 'Thomp 5'son,1ayne'Oorlog;Topvrow: Ma- - ia Beck, Kristi Boughtin. Xx w awwz .a'VRoo dei 3 V ' onkhermind' mum 22 a wz-aum m a m .. gs..m W .M M anqtbgrihtiegleadew :2 the Tgirlsi .. THE PEP IN THE PEP The awards we've .Igzgotten areeefor , Vines and Mrs. Brown. Being able to represent the schobl Is good enough i-or us, said Renee ILoncaVr. HWhen you say ines, you don't say eshmen and sopho- ore, you say Vines, fated Denna Rocker. wleiadefrs. All of Vines enjoyed the pep rallies and the 1984- 85 Vines freshman Cheer- Many of the cheerleaders thought .5 they-iworked as hard or even harder than any reg- ular class. Everyday, they ran laps around the trackg did cheer aerobics, stam- ina jumps, and practiced ??their Cheers for pep rallies or competitions. Besides all of this, they had to go ,lto cheerleading camp over the summer All of this work paid off In many awards At camp, the girIs won Wtwo spirit sticks and were without the awaId5, the cheerleaders loved repre- senting the 1984- 85 fresh- man class All of the girls felt that the freshman cl'a55 of 84+ 85 was the greatest. Denna Rooker said, We ,reaIIy wanted toget the- freshmen' 'Tinvolved ih school spirit, while Mrs. BroWn, the cheerleadmgyl sponsor, was extremely proud of the job the: cheerleaders did of unit: ing the freshmen from Haggard and Wilson All of the girls weIe very proud about being cheerleaders Cheerleadf nominated for the Award ing was their top priority, of Excellence They won tfirst place at a competia2 tion at Northeast Mall and competed in the National Cheerleading Associ-y ation 5 Regional Competi- tion The cheerIeaders were very impre5sive at this competition and now get to advance to the na- Championship Even and they always looked forward to the game5I even though the home- work sometimes posed a problem The girl's lOved supporting the teams and the schooi and achIred mahy beneficial reWards like leadership and dedi- cation port for Vines and for me, help, the superiority of I Ieadersgfiiheregwae 2661.132- freshman girl5 witl be very Without Ieadera I tionaIIy televised N C. A. ship, dedication 'ahd sup; I the 1584 85 school year would not have brought about so many Ia5ting memories of their aCCom- M pIIshments, stated Mrs. BIOWnI I '1 This year the freshrhan cheerleaders really appre- ciated the heip of their sponsor, Mrs Brown, and admitted that Without her? this squad wouId not have w been pessible2; The girls aIso had great respect for the sophomore Cheer- petition between the freshmen and sophomore cheerleaCIers at firstwbut they turned out to be very good friends, and ithe :5 , ,2 upset when the sopho- more girIs leave 2' ' The 1:984 85 Vines freshman Cheerleaders .had a tremendous amount , of energy and IOve for the freshman class. One could , have said that they put the M M pep in pep rallies. . Front row I to r: carolyn Cooriey, Paula NeweII, Jenny Park, Stacey Stephenson, Tricia Armstrong; row two I to r- Holly MiIIer, Amy Hatchell DIma Muir, Stephanie Greer, Dana Drummond KeIIy Hunter, Kari KinseIIa, Jenny3 EII- Many people wonder what it is like to be a member of the Vikettes. Participants must be wiII: ing to stay after school weveryday untiI at least five- -thirty to endeavor the excruciating practices. During these practices, the Vikettes stretch out .4 and perfecttheir routines, These routines are per- formed during halftime at the football games to be enjoyed and seen by aII who attend. It's very ex- citing performing, but I also get nervous, ex- plains KeIIy Hunter, a Vi- kette member. Concerned. Dedicated. Loyal. These words de- scribe the hardworking director of the Vikettes, 192 HIGH KICKINCI GALS Miss Day She IS said to be I strom, Kim Harvey, Lisa DiOnne, Karen McPartland, Gale Dudley; Row 3 I to r- Shannon Jones, Pam Bawa, Sheryl Cheathum, Lara AdamspDenise Sdhumachei-, Shannon McFarland, Jennifer Spears, Holly Fitzpatrick, Steph- a very caring person Ms Day is reaIIy nice, and she acts like oneof the Mini kettes, stated Julie Fish In addition to perforIn- ing at all home football games, the Vikettes per- form at Spring Show. Dhur- ihg the 'fiIEt pep raI'Iy Sta- cey Stephenson and Paula Newell won a trip to A'cae ahie Leger; Moniquei'Garman, Susan Metz; Row 4 I to r-Holly Young; Melissa Bauge, TIina Bert, Kristen Clark, Debbie Sim- I mons,; Jennifer MelviIIe, Jennygn Hairston, Melanie MiIIer Steph- anie Strongt Kristen Neilsona Ha- I I puIco to perform with the , All American Drill Team. Over-the summer,.thex.Vi- kettes attended a one week workshop atraS.M-.U. where they learned var- ious routines and skiIIs. The Vikettes proved themSeres to be annex- Cellent Drill Team over the 1985-85 school year! Jenny Hairston and Denise SchuA macher share a tense moment ,during a Viking football game. . - Aander, Beth Brake, Julie Fish. ven Ferd, joani Mastiars, Marin- dee Hardacre; Row 5 I to re Ra- chaeI Deustch Missy Hogue Mary BeII, Kristi Cillis, Jenny Collingwood gStaceyr Hedrick. Deena Carmichael, Amy Alex- Vikette Captain Jenny Park 3- , ,, I The best part of be- Jenny Hairston high kicks her way leads her group off the field - - I I , , J or'ito tire field during a Vikette 4 after a flawiess perfbr+ st ' mg a manager is be coming really good performance. v mance v friends with the oth- membersr and helping Ms. Daytake on the Jesponsibil- iers, as; lithis Isherv first year being the Vikette director. Being a line mem- her is a lot of hard work, bLIt it is all worth it when you hear theisiappiaLISe. KLeily Hunter 4 ' 2 Momma Day and Stacey Ste- Vikettes end their performance Arean to applause and awards. Janaury 26, and the Vikettes henson express their feelings as during competition at Reunion The competition took plaice on walked away with first piace. A hey are announced as the first Iiace winners. . hours of pracnce, dedIca- IFreEaman. One ywdrIii team? tion and hard work; have Acmembm had this to say I e V rIes drill team team, brimany; is' an In- struction classpn differ- off to I Drill team takes a lot of hard Work, but there 5 also time to relax a be: with friends, - I'he DrIll Teim pays close attentibh i0 MISS Freeman asshe End mportant announcement. v Stacey Vandermeer and Melissa Murray view a new dance routine member of the drill team prepares for a strenuous days work. - which they must preform. . ORGANIZATIONS: JENNIFER SULLIVAN, EDITOR JENNIFER STECKEL IT'S OUR WAY OF UNITJNC.,. . The membiers ofi thU mardhing band Enjoys; playing in h ha'rd plays fhe phone in perfUCt haqnony With; piauding fan's. UhdUr the direction 0 Jerry Finneil and Fred Ve Iez, this Goirig Bani fspends hours readying fo 3 performanCe. Practice begins bUfor fhe school year start .FBand members atten ?SUmmer camp and Work Igshops to learn new Iou tJnes and musical arrang- ments for half time pe fformances. Every memb. actices a ieas't fodr days iez master touches are al- eways visible, Sophomores: 3 Week after school from ractice; even in the arid eihdure sWelter- g lot. Seldom do the nd members enjoy the Ury jof-s : rgg o e actual football field. Though Finneil and Ve Melissa :Waddill: sell Griffin face the band as Drum Majors directing? every move. :IA super- dedlcated Ngroup, Vines' Marching Band epitOmizes the spirit and hea1:t of thee: chool N proud and ' lbrious end definitely worth a closer loOk. 1v: , y , lish and math Melissa, Waddill. :':Russell Gr 11m 5 id! Band helps a per- lead a Wwejl'r ' awn plays the ham ff , ' L A Ll'giowyh piays the -druriis and: 3m! amgq ,du Proud and glorious Fred Ve And wOrth a closer lot. k. Direc Cherrie Daniels rests, thinking Mathew Flynn looks over his about the speech debate that notes one last time before leav- takes place the following day.v ing for a tournament; '6rder50 5H6 ' Boyd, Ms. Brantley, Pa gumcnt for the deba Hanaway, Kathy McCormiL . cla5s4 ; .; . Christine fCowinflKim .Taylor. :Vahessa O'letpu 801mm row 0 :0 n: Meride .M I, H WV; -' I INT :vg'wIHwTXMIV; 51H . 3w. V I I,- 1 IL Kim TaylorL' Is trying hardjto memonze a S'pLeech that must be p, ed the next day v I ml wtho, ght teachmg s'Lpeech WOUIdL gIve stu- L use ILatLer In life. :; I 5M5 Brantleygi- tzgg I GIatz said 5 Ms. L L Brantly Is greatw She helps us fuItheI our educa- ThIs year the speech cIass parUClpaIede Several- Q tweII whiIeE part hn SeptembeI 14th and 13th. CherrLe Daniels fourth in a champlo ' hip In Douglas D ve; HulmerIIQndw Robert GIatz ' '1 I December 1Qgh1QII u NHL w ssajim ammwx mamwgw . beforia; having again. 2v. W: kick Watts eXpreSses' his fei ,iings fyoyr ychoir; . Tami Hakki and Jeff Ray take a break from choir to chat. . I P at Widdle $31!, berbg aMom ': Dian'e tameron, ajeffxlgjyg m us sag a 4 Mammxaw x mer M kg m 5: am gm w- I i Rugiun m quus Masic Eduuulurs Amocimion '-I'IO Rarga deInonstrates that high pitch opera tech- me. A , Putting oh p ays; thch 6 the theatre department did many times this year, Was net the easiest- thing? 6 . in the world. Just ask the directer Miss Ford; Before w a play could be presented, jcountIess hours of re; hearsaIs want into prepar- ing them. Here is what students went throu h before, durmg, andafter rehearsal. Beere anyone went to: rehearsal, they were? to be prepared by having their a; scripts and pencils or hay- 4 ing their lines memorized f their character dressed ,. Certain Way, they wor6 Isomething similar to that. , For example, if the girlk character wore a dress, then the girI wore a dress i wto rehearsaI.: The Students arrived 10 to 30 minutes before rehearsal to prac- tice their lines, help other, students with their char- acters, or they just sat around and gOSsippe6 with the other people in the pIay. ' I When re'hearsaI started the actors got in their T places If they were off stage, they were sup- posed to be quiet and pay attention to what was happeriing They also pre- pared themselves for their suppbsed to stay in char- acter, pay attention, or be quiet, but that was not the way it was Sometimes. Qf- : ten, the actors and ac- treSSes laughed and had a , good time At those times, ,theidirect6r got angry and made them feel guilty and thereby, made them 66 quiet. Aftier r6hearsai the? 6i- rectqr gave notes on What . wferit weII and what did not go we . The studei'Its went home and frantically finished their homework although some students skipped the homework and Went right to sle6p. To some peOpIe re- hearsals might not have V 'se6med any mm but many it: of the students really en- joy6d th6m. Erin Richter -, stated, We had a Iot of fun while we Were on stage, boutxwe knew when w66hiId to' geti'serioug and start concentrating more. were not only fun, but they were beneficial, too. The rehearSaIsi': The rehearsal period was ' ,,2 a time to get to know the students on a one to tone i basis. W6 worked as a group but also as indivi- duals. ,The reheatgsals broughtwthe drama club closer together this year, I said Ms Ford N -i Drama is an institu- tion. Ms. Ford is can- tinually insisting we should all be com- mitted. I don't quite understand what she m6hn5'vfby theft. ' ' isays Charlene Speverer. s; w - F I W; The Drama Black Tie Players R to U; Speyerer, Craig McKinney, KeIIi Smith, 2nd row: Bart Bag- Mgett, Stacy Formby, Jenny Rag-i front row: Christine; Cowin, Erin Richter, Charlene i land, Matt Gardner, Jeff Bond, Gogi Malik, Mary BeII, Jannej. Kincaid, David linkright, Mike Kimery, John Bruce, Kevin Kennedy, Chris Mabiie, Alicia, Burns,, I Melody Hammerlee; Shannon Reddock Michelle Bailey, LjsaLMStou aStephanieS S Madden, Karen Dodson. N Shanno Myers, Alisha Kinsey, Teri Paulson, Laurie Ashley, Shuyawn O'Brien,- Jennifer , Mowie ,Stacy. Van Derrine'br, ' A w mg? DaviJ Jimyght can not b6li6ve Kelly Smith concentrates on get :thgt he has only five minutes 10 sting hgrwstage w,er'iake-up 6n 6 nerve- Wracking. T6 have a part in a play required an audition n front : F6rd. Th6 auditions were open to anyone but only ., the most dedicated thes-i, 'And waiting Was an- other in the plays. All audItIons . had to be Icompl6te be- emb6rs was p6sted. 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Many pTOpIT thlnk Lof lndustr a1 Arts Sa class for 1 work. At V1nes this is hot true. Industria These classesL are MTt- als, Woods, and Draf 'hg. Tnd they 1ea'rn how Lto ham; Welding equipment a older m'eta1'saley and s In yDraftihg ,LLearn about archit throughout thT yeaLr. 1n 1 three classes, safety w thT teach- yagwene vTry :cautiouszabo ipmentg used a tageth r to m ke L' L' better things. In Metals Greg Pifman has to make precise cuis in wood to niake it fit together properly . ugh edges ofirhisrly ,: Z17 CarnieBradfqrdand-Juli Cook try I. I hardinoi to be to confused about .7: Lie 2:1 :4 all the stufiiygo learn their first day a: - I v , ? I Lof class v and deter- f?fsame time ' , lots of fu The spons' I, I . st two of Being an editor is 3 Ms. Tille , has been a the many reqmrements to great honor, but it in-x great helijand much ap- beapart of yearbook. The voives an enormous preciated by herstudents. ti willing to I ambunt of responSIbIlIty Ms. Tillery remarked, This was my favorite elassi? I They were th' I Photographers aiso be an editor. Lesiie brightest and most cre- stay after school and at- a Tubbs 'and Lisa Myskowski ative students assembled ' vents to get are edItors In -chief. The in one room; however 3p times I editors are nnifer Su ' y z b a charge of Sports, Michelle printed it will be the best Schneider, in charge of yearbook Vines has ever . student life, and Nora Ni- had, but wiil be e m r-. , p maprityof the pIctures er the opening section, has a time when certain PUtting together the checking 0n the daily events occured that I vprogress,aeszs g helped sh pe the st , with prob! I ms and Check i i , p, to preserve 5::reEbrd :of .but it is really a difficult proved gby Ms. Tillery. the moments and the mi- ' nd time- -consuming job Furthermore, lasting lestones that One has en- d e, ., g ' watching everything thatar said, 'iits a iot of hard these memorable ocea- happened in the year- I work learning the proce- sions. Jennifer Steckel 5aid, RS 3 lot of gxfkn 22 mm m a E 4 mm 59a, gi-wz $5 at . 222 I , 56311 z'fiifonbi sdfcietyi; Row :11leftfa?to: HonorSoaety officer Dayid PIunketj armies as hh telIs about the I Ar'ght CIa'g. McKinney, NICOIe GIIes, Betsy Phl'hps' many helpful contributions the Vines Honor Society has made' ' Erin RlChter: Kafhy Kim Cmdy Madison ROW 2 Idt towards the ischooi m? I ,0 . ,tp right: Tia Lane! Stacy Formby, KeIIy Smith Nafessa yg-yKathleen KIng, Leigh GIgllottI, Lauren Mer-VI , Pam BaWa, MeiiSSa Bauge v w h m m III:- M- The officers of the V.H.S. Honor Society; row 1 left to right: Camille Ogden, Melissa Bauge, David Plunkett; Row 2 left to right: Craig McKinney, Erin Richter, Nicole Giles, Betsy Phillips, Dan- ielIe Stegman. . Chad Forester eagerly gets to work on his repo;t on the projects has done for Honpr Society. . i'The Vines National , w: Honor Somety Is: an actpxer: w - qrgamzatIon, SponsoredTT by Mrs. Walkup To be a member students must dbtam and key h w average They Work on School projects:such as tu- talking: for students who . rTqueSt help. They aIso 'T sponsored a FacuIty . Breakfast for thT teachTrs WraIsed mane w on Valentines Day An- candy and holding :bakT other activity they spon- saIes p'SQFEd was thrT SprI'Tjgji; TDance T T The Honor Society ' members also were act; e TfTHopefuII'y when peopIT think , TN.J.HS they do not think of a bunch of smart people sitting around coIIecting dust. We help the scThooI and commum- tyin many ways.' 'Erin RfiTchtyer,, ,, . m Schmidt and Rbbert Glatz discuss the projects they are going to Erin Richter and Nicole Giles, officers of the National JUnior Honori ork on for service points. . Society, work on a list of members who attendeda meTging. . ,I a . .7 , ,I ry , , 3m , a fair: II I 21 , g 5 v ,5 33 aCthltleS Were Tisha The ,1 offic 55 PI'ESIdent Maha Bec Secretary, Kristen Hurley: Treasurer, and Jay Gore 3:, Parhamentarlan rmsers for Student Coun, cii wer-e fu11' ahd exCiting. They had; an; party for the newcomers -at- Vines We had a- great ti111e and met ail new peo- igwpieC They also had spirit week. 5 neat seeing the people Jennifer Hyudnaifa member of the frosh. student council, iis- tens to thewspeaker give the agenda for the day. t Freshmen-David Fay and Kyle Sampson discuss their view- points on the suggested pro- ject. . 224 The 84 8' MVStudentf Councii made this year a y ' 1eat01'1e. Vineyhadisome' , great officers that led the ., V Student Councd In seyerai' dent; Chris Howard: Vice Icecream: saidg Jody Bartley A- 'We had Mn and it Was' Rahe. Anotherh exciting actIVIty they did wasget- tin gtogether with N tion- ai5 JuniOr Honer SeCi y and fixing up names that South Dallas f6bcf 55nd: CloihlngT V111 , yygiad we sponsqred them- 5 tie 58y because it n133e -n;e feel like we Were do- ing something for the peqpie 9f the United 11 States said Erin RIchter ;,They alsowspld Candy, ey- eryone lOved Sneaking it into Classh , :x z The StUder1t CounCil wbrked hard ancf made -, Vines a great sChool. DT'r WCre gomg to be Worn in LII W51 hey 311:0 spainsered a' Cellittle boy b ,,,g1v1ng him I Sampson, Bryan Walston, Amy 1 Brame, Jodi Bartley, Kim Knoles; Leowa1d, Bobby Schrader, MonIca Fox, Laura Kerwin, iay Gore, 6 151911 Clark Leoily Johnson, Lynn, MCD jgl, D grab: 0ng!ng 'JasonXDuvail Setond row; 18ft to rightf Charleng peyef; 'll', Smith;,$heryl Cheatham, Michelle Schneider, KristinHuriey, Loncar, Brandi Gilliand, Moni que Garner, Debbie Ondarza iBottom row; left to right: Nik Alpert, Tina Brenkus, Kriste Dreyer, V Dena Rocker, Am Whimpey, Ashley Thompson Samantha Green, Traci Kot Fritdi Costilow, Melissa Murra Jennifer Hudnai. i . The Freshmen Student Council 15: To row; left to right: Amy Tufol, S aron LUSrack, Ke- vin Kennedy, David Fay, Kyle Harrington Middle row; Ie'ft to right: Jennifer Harrison, Corey Kim Hamic, Anja Rahe, Lana Roberts, Danna Mokry, Renee M M M i LiMindy Thom'pSOh;Third rowgl o right: Nichol Giles, Maria Beck,Sandi Taylor, PahlaNewelLKan ; Kinsella, TishaMTilford, Tricia Armstrong, Jenny Harston, Gail Dud- lley, Erin Rider, Jon Stephen's; Kristi Boughtin, Todd Southgatei We gaCCOmpliXsh-a 5L lot to help add to Vines. Mrsyxi Dreyer is great Mi zhelle Schneider Esotfimimes tlf 7 martings geg 13 M bitichaotic, but, I, . feeldeverybody y, mentally , lagndgerstaindsg each L dents and watched them gro to mature adults during the year , Aop-rowl nmrkiaetoii Corey Lamon. Bottom row I to r HenryHillLRjgk M Lamp; , Top row I to r: Tex Stewart, Rick McLemore, Ed Dunkiee, MIIge nfro, Bottom row I to r: Kristi Bermingham, Doug Thomas, Kym efer, Kari Brant. I3FA giVes yokku a feel- ing of self- pride. I-Jimmy West u dents that are enrolled in I , an Ag class The students had a choice of different , I jeCt I Pigs, Isheep, steers and puppies were just a I few era yran aroun Hifl - Iars and the cost of a hei- fer was are d six hun- , The students met once a month throughout the Mandy Johnson Is shockeawhen fluids out the due date of her: kiwi a a a a . f ,wmf 33$ mu Qgi Coking?- 9 ,8 ton watches; coach Bailey. . Jimmy Smith and Bart Snowden iaugh at a yoke told by coach 0 Brad Jorgensen 'saccustdmed Bail y Sgt. Morris calls his troops to at- tention for inspection. ROTC members drill for preci- sion and perfection. Jim Edmonds and Mike Daniel check their list as members report in Chris Howard asks, Can you order me two tacos and a Coke? for duty. 232 erek Drohan keeps his eyes tightly shut in anticipation of a dress- g down by his drill sergeant. Right, Left, Right, yells the drill sergeant. Alison Rockhold keeps her eyes straight ahead in preparation for AFI Annual Inspection The members of ROTC have made this year a great one, but it wasn't just all fun and games. It took long hours of hard work, but it was worth it because they learned about discipline and about leadership. I have learned many things in ROTC such as discipline and leadership said Phoc Hang. ROTC is divided into several groups which are Drill Team, Rifle Team, Color Guard, and first-aid Team. These teams strive for perfection at the An- nual Formal Inspection, Command Inspection and weekly inspections. Some of the activities that ROTC participate in are the Christmas Parade. They marched three miles which started at 7:15. It was a very important event because they marched in front of a con- gressman, a senator and a governor. They also par- ticipated in the AH in Dal- las. They were inspected on their marching and uniforms. ROTC was not just all work; they participated in several fun things. 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Finalists for Representing the spirit of Vines afe M Jayne Oorlog, Chris Howard and Maria Beck. 1984-85 are clockwise: Todd Southgate, SUPER SOPHS Chosen by the student body and the faculty, ttSUPEFt SOPHS and HSUPER FROSW, as well as Mr. and Miss Vines and the FINALISTS exemplify the true spirit and soul of Vines. We congratulate these students on this accomplishment and honor. Top row, left to right: Charles Langley, Chris Jones and Jay Gore. Bottom row, left to right: Tish Tilford, Paula Newell and Jenny Park. left to right: Brad Jorgenson, Shawn Pratt and Jason Duvall. Bottom row, left to right: Lynn McDaniel, Holly Johnson and Monica Fox. Top row, Top row, left to right: Jon Stephens, Doug Compton and Mass Wadley. Bottom row, left to right: Nicole Giles, Kristi Boughtin and Cherrie Daniels. SUPER SOPHS ' Top row, left to right: Bart Ridley, Jason Suplita and Casey Joyce. Bottom row, left to right: Kathy Kim, Erin Richter and Sheryl Cheatham. SUPER F ROSH Top row, left to right: Lance Blackburn, Kevin Ford and Chris Peterie. Bottom row, left to right: Tina Brenkus, Kristen Dreyer and Lana Roberts. : 6 w , m zzidm Top row, left to righ Todd Cione, Kevin McKinney and Chris Brasher. Bottom row, left to right: Danna Mokry, Monique Baird and Rene Loncar. SUPER F ROSH 1- k - u Top row, left to right: David Procyk, Joe Gill and Bobby Siano. Bottom row, left to right: Ania Rahe, Blair Bowen and Amy Teufel. SUPER FROSH Top row, left to right: Chris Warner, Daryl Sullivan and Chris Sierp. Bottom row, left to right: Nicole Triplett, Deena Rocker and Kim Hamic. SUPER FROSH f Top row, left to right: Tracy Hicks and Brian Walston. Bottom row, left to right: Melissa Murray and Amy Wimpey. NOT PICTURED: Dennis Austin, Scott Caylor. 249 SOPHOMORES A Abrams, Michelle; p. 181, 76 Adams, Lara; p. 76, 192 Adams, Steven; p. 159 Agden, Camile; p. 206 Agee, Valarie; p. 767 181 Aiken, Jeff;p.76,177 Airhart, Martha; 6 Alegnani, Bonnie; p. 76 Aleicander, Amy; 76, 192 H p., , , I10 Allen, Nancy; p 76,235 Ailen, Stefani; p 76 AlleI1,Tim; p. 76 Allison, Karin; p.76:181 Alpha, Ann; p. 76 Alston, Robby; p. 76 Aridrew, PIIIII; p, 76 Aptekar, Dan; p, 77 Armstrong, Tricia; p. 77, 192, 224 Arnold, Darin; p. 77 Arrison, Mary; p. 77, 229 Athangs, Tom; p. 77 Au$tin, Nina; p. 34, 77 Baggett, Bart; p. 77 270, 235 Baker, Jay; p. 77 Baker, Mark; p. 77, 177 Ballock, Russ; Bannon, Richelle; p. 77 Bara, Michael; p. 77 Barnes, Robby; p. 77 Barnes, Tricia; p. 77 Barton, ShanE' p. Bauge, MelIssa, p Bawa, Pam; p.77,192 Beach, Robert; p 77 Beck, Maria, p 772' 188, 189, 224, 225 Beckman, Eric; p. 77 Bell, David; p, 77 Bell, Eric; p. 77 Bell, Mary; p. 78, 192, 208 Bender, Kirk; p. 254, 78 ' Bening, Christi; p. 78, 218 Berenberg, Adele; p. 78 Bermingham, Dristy; p. 78 Berry, Shanlii; p. 78, 229 Bert, Trina; p. 78, 192 Bertram, Lance; p. 78 Bertram, Lisa; p. 78 Bctz, James; p. 78 Beuder, Kirk; Biens, Sandi; p. 78 Bird, Doug; p. 78, 168 Biswell, Cindy; p. 78, 124, 177, 206 Biswell, Jennie; p. 78, 177 Blackwell, Wendy; p. 78 159 ,192 254 AIB8r,t David; p 2 76,168 7 Biann, Jon; p. 78 Boese, Sandy; p. 78 Bond, Jess; p. 78, 113, 208, 224 Bonzo, Debbie; p. 79 Borman, Jim; p. 79 Boughtin, KrisII; p. 79, 102, 189, 224 Brake, Beth; p. 79, 192 Bramlett, Matt; p. 79 Bramlett, Mitch; p. 52, 79 Brannon, Kelley; p. 79 Branshaw; Bailey; p 79,216 Brasfield, Brien; p 79 ,, Bray, Michelle; p. 79 Bizannan, eth; p. 79 Brown, Pat; p. 79 Brown, Sgeve; p.79 Brown, TEIa; p. 27 Bruce, John; p. 79, 99, 208 BrummethCamie; p. 79 Brune, Ch'fis; p. 79 Buchan, Steve; p. 79 Bullock, Russ; p. 79 Burks, Darin; p. 79 Burr, J.B.; p, 41, 80 Butler, Becky; p. 80 Bynum, Kirk; p. 80 J7 , 7447qu5 Cadaret, StephenCp. 76,8 Caldwell, Robin; p. 80 Call, Krissy; p. 80 Callaway, Kristi; p.780 Cameron, Diane; p. 80, 206 Cannon, David; p. 80, 156 Capehart, Sonya; p. 80, 229 Card, Paul; p. 80 Carlyon, Keith; p. 80 Carmichael, Deena; p, 80, 192 Carr, Bruce; p. 80 Carrell, Amy; p. 80 Casey, Kelly7 p 80 Casey, Pat; p 80 CanIina,Vickie; p 24, 80 Cavender,leff;p.80,159, 161 Chamberlain, Karen; p. 80 Chandler, Ashley; p.80,86, 189 Chard, Greg; p 8Q,198 200 Chaudhuri, Rena; p 81 W Cheatham, Sheryl; p. 24, 81, 192, 224 Cheng, Hoa; p. 81 Chianese, Andy; p. 81 Chininis, Stephanie; p. 81, 181 Chow, James; p. 81, 235 Chrane, Christian; p. 81 Christiansen, Shannon; p.81 Church, Larissa; p 81, 229 CIanIon, Michelle; p. 81 Clark, Dean; p. 82 Clark, Kristin; p. 24,82, 192, 224 Clarke. Stephen; p, 82 Cleveland, Don; p. 82 Cline, Laura; p. 82 Coats, Jeff; p. 82, 159 Cobb, Krinn; p. 82 Cobb, Trisha; p. 82, 156 Cochran, Scott; p. 82 Coleman, Maytawee; p. 82 Collingwood, Jennie; p. 82, 192 Coltellaro, Diana; p. 82 Compton, Doug; p.82,159, 158 Conard Kelly; p 82,159 Conde, Angie; p. 82 Conway, Rose; p 82,206 oney, Carolyn7 p.192 rderfTodd; p 82 Corrigan, Gwynne; p 83 Cornell, Gilmore, p. 83 . Cosper, Emily; p. 83 208, 209 Costello, Rake' .. 83,159 ; p. 235 Couura, Denise; p. 83 Crader, Debbi; p. 83 I Craig, William; p. 83 - ' Crawl y; Amy; p. 83 x wkfjkx inI , mie; p. 83 Cri t, o ; p. 159 osi y, Ie; p. 83 Crowd ,Stacia; p. 83 $Lricia p. 83 7 well, Steve; p 83 LrownerJeff; p. 179 Cruson, Phillip; p. 83 D Daffinee, Robin; p. 83, 208 Dalton, Mary Margaret; p. 83 Dalton, Steve; p. 83 Daniels, Toby; p. 83 Daniels, Cherrie; p. 83, 93, 202, 203 Danos, Carla; p. 83 Davis, Kim; p, 84 Dawson, Christi; p. 84 Dean, Kriinn; p. 84, 229 Deaman, Chris; p. 84 DeFazzio, Joel; p. 84 DeJean, Kendra; p. 84 Denman, Chris; p. Deutsch, Rachel; p. 34, 84, 192 Devolites, Karen; p. 84 Devoiites, Vikki; p. 84 Dial, Kassy; p. 84 Dickson, Darren; p. 84 Dillard, CL; 51 84, 158, 159 Dingwald, Cathy; p. 85 Dionne, Lisa; p. 85, 192 Disorbo, Jennifer; p. 85 DloutI, Keith; p. 85 Dollar, Mark; p. 37, 85, 235 Downs, Will; p. 85 Drummond, Dana; p. 85, 192 Ducote, Tom; p. 85 Dudley, Gail; p. 85, 192, 224 Duke, Elisha; p. 85 Duncan, Raquel; p. 85, 165, 181 Dunklee, Ed; p. 85 Dunlap, Robert; p. 85, 169 Durand, Maria; p. 85 Durnin, Peter; p. 85 Duvall, Jason; p. 85, 159, 161, 168, 224 Dux, Tammy; p. 85 Dux, Tracy; p. 85 E aves, ATiffini; p85 28 Edmonds, Kim; p. 85 ggiestpn, She p. 857 I IdredEkCliff; , EllsI, m, Jennyl; p 86, 192 e' - ,, . . n if -i ' XV'Fish, Julie; p. 86, 192 Fisher, John; p. 86 Fisher, Kevin;p. 86 Fisher, Lara; p. 86 : Fisher, Scott; p. 159 Fisk, Holly, p. 86 Fitzgerald, Julie, p 86 Fitzpatrick, Holly; p 156,192 Floyd, Leslie; p. 156 Flynn, Matthew C.,' p. 86, 202, 203 Fontana, Slephanie; p. 86 Ford, Haven; p. 86, 192 Formby, Stacy; p. 87, 208, 210, 235 Forrest, Shelly; p, 87 -' Foster, Kelly; p. 87 Foster, Kevin; p. 87, 97, 216 Foster, Jamee; p. 87, 181 Fowler, Erika; p. 87, 229 Fox, Monica; p. 87, 224 Fraley, Heather; p. 87 Freeman, Ty; p. 87, 159 French, Brian; p. 87 , Fry, Chris; p. .87 Frye, Angie; p. 87 G Gabel, Joanne; p. 87 Gaertner, Jennifer; p. 87 Gaffin, Bob; p. 25, 88 Call, Dickie; p. 88 Gallup, Jana; p. 88, 180, 181 Cam, Chad; p. 88 Gardner, Jeff; p. 78, 88 Gardner, Matt; p 88, 208 Garland, Michelle; p. 88 Garner, Dave; p 88 Garner, Michelle; p. 79, 88 Carmen, Monique p, 88, 192, 224 Gaudsmith, Bill; p. 88 Seraids, Dan; p. 88 Servais, Brian; p. 88 Sibson, Chris; p. 88, 201 Segliotti, Leigh; p. 88 Siles, Nicole; p. 33, 88, 224, 229 Diles, Stacey; p. 88 Sillis, Kristi; p. 88, 192 Silmore, Cornell; p. Silmore, Diana; p. 88 Sladden, Jason; p. 88, 104, 115, 235 Jlaser, Mitch; p. 156 Slatz, Robert; p. 89, 120, 203 7iowach, Eddie; p. 76, 89 ioldfinger, Marcia; p. 89, 229 onzalez, Dan; p. 89 onzalez, Nora; p. 89 onzalez, Ricky; p. 89 oodall, Rusty; p. 89 oodwill, Rob; p, 89, 115, 159, 161 ore, Jay; p. 89, 168, 224, 225 ostomski, Mark; p 89 raham, Elizabeth; p. 156 rainger, Lisa; p. 89, S3 rant, Cari; p. 22, 23, 89 rassl, Dianne; p. 89 ray, John; p. 89 een, Amy; p. 90 egory, Lisa; pp 90 iffin, Russel; p. 90 iffing, Daniel; p. 90 iffing, Daniel; p. 90 ndiah, Susan; p. 90 rney, Brad; p, 90, 159, 168 irston, Jenny; p. 90, 192, 193, 224 la, Tami; p. 90, 205 11, Debbie; p. 91, 235 lpain, Tammy; p. 91 mbly, Max p. 91 mburg, Steve; p. 156, 168 milton, Terry; p. 17, 91 nafy, Michael; p. 91 ncock, Ray; p. 91 nson, Cary; p. 91 nson, Kelly; p. 156 rdacre, Marindes; p. 91, 192 rdin, Jennifer; p. 91 rper, Jay; p. 91 rrison, Richard; p. 98 rriss, Todd; p. 85, 91 rtline, Roxann; p. 91 rvey, Billy; p. 91 vey, Kim; p. 23, 86, 91, 192 kin, Grant; p. 91 lam, David; p, 91 chell, Amy; p. 91, 192, 224 kins, Amy; p. 91 thorne, Erin; p. 91, 219 ckel, Matt; p. 91 dges, Dane; p. 91 ndrick, Stacey; p. 92, 121, 192, 206, 207 Heidereich, Christine; p. 92 Henderson, Doug; p. 92 Hendrickson, Greg; p. 92 Henningsen, Brian; p. 92 Hepler, Shelley; p. 92 Herbst, Matt; p. 92 Hero, Terresa; p. 92 Hickley, Kara; p. 92 Heiser, Chuck; p. 92 Hill, Melissa; p. 24, 92 Hill, Ted; p. 92 Hinton, Lori; p. 92 Hoadley, Mark; p. 93, 220 Hodge, Kent; p. 41, 93, 159, 161 Hoge, Missy; p. 93, 192 Hopkins, Shawn; p. 93 Hoppe, Meg p. 93 Homer, Ann; p. 93 Howard, Chris; p. 93, 158, 159, 232 Hug, Lori; p. 93, 164, 165 Hughes, Stacy; p. 93 Hughes, Tricia; p. 22, 23, 93, 103, 176, 177 Huizinga, Todd; p. 93 Hulbert, Dave; p. 93, 203 Hulcy, Beth; p. 93, 165 Hunt, Zimri; p. 93 Hunter, Kelly; p. 23, 93, 192 Hurley, Kristin; p. 93, 224, 225 llgenfitz, Christie; p, 93 llglese, Lisa; p. 93 Jackson, Ashley; p. 93 Jackson, Cristi;p. 93 Jacobs, Maggie; p 93 1acobson,Kristin; p.94,164,165, 180,181 James, JuIie; p. 156 Jantz, Laura; p. 94 Jennings, Will; p. 94, 97, 235 Jeter, John; p. 94 Jinright, David, p. 31, 48, 94, 208, 211 John, Chris; p. 94 Johnson, Daryn; p. 94 Johnson, Derek; p. 94 Johnson, Holly; p. 94, 188, 189 Johnson, Jodi; p. 94, 181 Johnson, Pam; p. 94, 225 Johnson, Stan; p. 94, 220 Johnson, Torrey; p. 94 Jones, Chris; p. 94, 168 Jones, Craig; p. 94 Jones, David; p. 22, 35, 94 Jones, Greg; p. 94 Jones, Shannon; p. 94, 192 Jorgensen, Brad; p. 43, 42, 94, 159, 161 Joy, Tom; p. 94 Joyce, Casey; p. 94, 159 K Kalitta, Stephen; p. 95 Karvoner, Eric; p. 95 Kaye, Christian; p. 95 Keeton, Ben; p. 95 Kellerman, Mike; p. 95 Kenney, Brian; p. 95, 198 Kennedy, Michelle; p. 95 Kenschaft, Brett; p. 95 Kent, Nancy; p, 95 Kerwin, Laura; p. 24, 95 Ketelsen, Michael; p. 95 Kim, Katherine; p. 95, 213 Kiefer, Kim; p. 96 Kieser, Chuck; p. 96 Kimery, Michael; p. 96 King, Katherine; p. 96 King, Kathleen; p. 96 King, Thad; p. 96, 168 Kinsella, Kari; p. 96, 192, 224 Klopack, Kevin; p. 43, 96, 102, 159 Kloss, Richard; p. 96 Kohn, Alan; p. 96 Kolb, Drew; p 96 K05, Jason; p. 96, 159 Kramer, Kathy; p. 96 Krum, Cheryl; p. 96 Kuester, Derek; p. 96 Kunci, Kari; p. 96 L Lane, Tia; p. 96, 206 Langebarteis, Krista; Langley, Charles; p. 96 Lanning, Kristin; p. 96, 176, 177 Larsen, Bambi; p. 96 Lashar, R.D; p. 38, 41, 96, 159, 161 Lashbrook, Adam; p. 43, 97, 159 Latsha, Mark; p. 97 Lauer, Lisa; p. 97 Lauritzen, Keith; p. 97 Legan, Yvonna; p. 97 Leger, Stephanie; p. 97 Lehman, Tina; 97 Lehrmann, Gina; p. 97 Leidig, Michele; p 97 Lemaster, Kenny; p 97 Lemko, Laura; p 97 Lenart, Cindy; p.98,121, 235 Leohard, Chris; p. 224,225 Leonard,Keith;p.98, 179 Lim, Karenfp. 98 Lippert, Kristen; p. 98 Loan, Pham; p. 98 Loeffler, Jeff; p 98 Longinotti, Andrea; p. 17, 98 Lousin, Daniel; p, 98 Lowe, Gary; p. 98 Lowe, Mike; p. 98 Luke, Deni; p. 98 Luna, Tarry; p. 98 Lund, Susan; p. 98 Luksa, Laura; p. 98 Lynch, Phil; p. 98 Lyons, Darin; p. 99 MC McCloskey, Dan; p. 99 McCollum, Brad; p, 224 McCoy, Billy; p. 99, 168, 169 McCoy, Nafeesa; p. 99 McCutcheon, Dena; p. 20, 99, 107 McDaniel, Lynn; p. 99, 188, 189, 224 McDermoIt, Paul; p. 99, 159 McGregor, Brian; p. 99 McFarland, Shannon; p. 99, 176, 192 McKenzie, Kathy; p. 156 McKinney, Craig; p. 99, 208, 234, 235 McKinney, Tammy; p. 99, 235 McLemore, Rick; p. 99 McPartland, Karen; p. 99, 192, 224 McQuarie, Aaron; p. 99 M Mabile, Chris; p. 99, 208 Mack, Joel; p, 100 MacCrandle, Karen; p. 27, 79, 83, 99 Madison, Cindy; p. 100 Malik, Gogi; p. 100, 208, 209 Manning, Lea; p. 100 Manson, Ellie; p. 100 Marek, Sharon; p. 100, 235 Markham, Cheryl p. 100 Marks, David; p. 100, 235, 175 ; Marr, Brian: p. 100 Martin, Marie; p. 100 Masten, Rhonda; p. 23, 100 Masters, Joan; p. 100, 192 Means, Anne; p. 38, 41,85, 92, 100 Medeiros, Renee; p. 100 Melville, Jennifer; p. 100, 192 Menninger,,Marc; p. 156, 76,, Meredith, Lauren; p. 101 L Metz, Susan; p. 101, 192 Middleton, Stacy; p 33, 101 Millard, Doug; p.101 Miller, HOIIy; 9.101, 192 Miller, Melanie; p.101,192 Mistler, Andy; p.76, 101,168 Mitchell, Tim; p.101 1Molinar, Ruben; p 101 Molinari, Luke; p 101 Molthan, Mike, p. 95,101 Mpnticelli, Paul;p.101 Mpore, Dean; p.101 M6ore,lames;p.101 Moore, Janice; p 101 Morales, Glenn; p. 101 Morgan, Dee; p. 101 Morgan, Scott; p. 102 Moulder, Loren; p. 102, 107, 159 Mozelak, Brian; p. 102, 206 Muir, Dana; p. 102, 192 Muirhead, Margo; p. 102 Mumford, Troy; p. 32, 102 Murphy, Jarrod; p. 102 Murray, Lee; p. 102 Murr, Brian; p. 102 255 Myer, Jeff; p, 102 Myskowski, Lisa; p. 52, 102, 221 N Naas, Martha; p. 102, 206 Napoli, Dina; p, U, 206 Nedwed, Bridget; p. 102, 24 Neer, Brent; p. 102, 200 Neighbors, Barbara; p. 102 Nelson, David; p. 102 Nelson, Kristen a 102 92 I Nenniings ' ' ' I Nietert, Jen Hm1 Niefert, A x , :0ake,s,, , : O'Bn PIC arts, Steve, p. 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