Vines High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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Amy Wimpey and Melissa Murray prepare for the Dance. Brad Murph and Julie Burdick show off their matching outfits at the Double Vision Dance. .N -ses if ,.., ,X . J . s gs . -.ss ' . i - S -P X 3 Y . . .ff ,,.. : ' , - is K . if X - , 1 .. Q. 5 it-if -RE 'I N: 3 N 'sw we ss . J . r 5 .. XM TS. -. . V T it s J gi S 1 T ass -1 . A 3 ' m A ess 3 ,g . tests st ,A . kgs I 5.-,. ,. C f 'N g t . - V is . ' A wwf? .. W . X ' ss- St egg, YS its 3 I ? A z .tsl sts sw if .R , ,... H i .. , ii ' S sis! l s f rl . i .,. Spy, - ---' i .5 Q ff. :f2f,Q2f5 :'i.i I - .- . 3 ti H f' XX i ' ,.,, - :Anne Marie Chard, Kara McLemore, Susan Chapman, Danielle Warren, Angie Dewitt, Angela Martin, :Courtney Haggard, Lisa Hurley, Sean Murphy, Carrie Brummett, Lucia Snitzer, Amy Jewett, Chrissy rson, Tricia Grisanti, Brad DeJean, Kristi Liebman. 3rd: Audra Cobb, Kelly Lambert, Melissa Hutson, e Pillans, Cathy Campbell, Jennifer McComic, John Bogle. Student Council pirit Week . . . New- comer's Ice Cream party Top Ten Turkeys Save the Child ... Secret Pals ... all points lead to a very busy Vines Student Coun- cil. The 1985-86 Student Council had another ful- filling year. The Student Council began the year by sponsoring the Thanksgiving Dance. Mrs. Dreyer sponsored the club once again. She was busy all year planning and organizing special club ac- tivities. The club spon- sored a child in the Save A Child program. Stu- dent Council hosted the canned goods and toy drive to help the needy of Dallas. At the beginning of the year the Student Council distributed sched- ules and made l.D. cards. The Newcomer's Ice Cream party and Spirit Week were also spon- sored by the Student Council. The organization made a visit to the Nurs- ing Home over the Holi- days and delivered wreaths that were used in the Door Decorating Con- test, also sponsored by the Student Council. Un- der the guidance of this year's officers, the Stu- dent Council did more this year than ever be- fore. We all gained much experience in working with the students and fac- ulty, but all the work was definitely worth it, quoted Vice-President David Procyk.

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OFFICERS: 9th Vice-President-Chrissy Emerson, President-Kevin Kennedy, 9th Secretary-Lisa Hurley, Treasurer-Bryan Walston, Several students enjoying themselves at the Student Council spon- Parliamentarian-Lance Blackburn, Vice-President-David Procyk, sored Double Vision Dance. 10th Secretary-Jennifer Hudnall, Chaplain-Kevin Ford. mi . lst: Kevin Kennedy, Darin Lyons, Melissa Murray, Amy Wimpey, Tina Brenkus, Laura Brow 2nd: Cara Casey, Allison Merrill, Amy Herrington, Jennifer Hudnall, Anja Rahe. 3rd: Trai Koth, Cathy DeLatte, Jenny Brooks, Lana Roberts, Ashley Thompson, Lance Blackbur 4th: Kim Hamic, Christin Cowin, Dawn Costilow, Samantha Green, Dawn Criste, Blz Bowen. 5th: David Procyk, Tiffany Bailey, Kristen Dreyer, Dana Mokry, Denna Rooker, Mil Truitt, Kevin McKinney. 6th: Bryan Walston, Chris Sierp, David Fay, Renee Loncar, K: Duncan, Chris Garrett, Will Janacek, Todd Clone. i

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ALL OF THIS- AND SMARTS , TOO l he Honor Society recognizes Vines students who qualify on the merits of scholarship, ser- vices, and leadership into the society. lt serves us and the community in a variety of ongoing projects. They collected pet food coupons to aide the Humane Society. They also did the annual Christmas canned food drive for the Plano PUSH project. On Halloween they dressed up in costumes and went to Heritage Manner to entertain the senior citizens. There was approximately seventy sophomore students in Honor Society. There are about a hundred and seventy Fresh- man. General meetings are called as needed, and the executive board meets weekly on Monday mornings to discuss the upcoming events. They sponsored the dance on February 15. On Sunday, October 6, they held the Honor Society Induction. . . , 1 ,u z . 'W W rf .s A . 'f5 :4-E? fm' 5 lifu f, ,- ,, . H s T? ' vt , - - 3 Tw ' I 1 4. W wwf I I W as ,, 'i if 1 aww, '15, ,N 3 ,AW ,, ff Y H - , - -,.1ffw.,. an f.-,s':as:fw.. - -1- , gi , ' I'g. ' l ' gig ff -gg 2 E4 f . , , Ky, i .,.,,,,.. ,.: ', .wpifflw 'Jil nz f .vw - T-PW ' V f1v' f,l gi r '5 1 fa , .sf r,sl 2 lr. i . 1 lttl S A J if 1 T X S 'f SH 1 H, S, if ,ffmf W We kiwi S ,N 1 . ,, WW H, V, wax 3, gf ,, W, A f 3,502 ru V. l 1 f ff 5 I s, 53 2 ...V f , :wwf Sfgik , wg, ,, Mfg, T M z 2 A ff Q 2 N Q , . H 4 f f f 1 Z gl I If 3 4- 95 .,, Y f rf we 1 s if 9 J, 1 Za if XJ W f . be iw l M - f fi , , :w5QiQOlleCfQWYO'fu'Pa'G5'P -,,- J ' ',,' 1 ' , . nf it 12 ,Q?17?fgfWg .g-, ,2fi - 3422 . fftffsff aiu, - 14213, ,y f 35 if my + fr Af x -JZ my 'i f ' , ,, ., V I 5125, - T.. 'ww i-Lili? K' :E,'.r'- j,'f'H ?f'. i-' 7Z,-- ': EES., 757 UW LE F3 .J --,- . . , KQf .'f' Vffgggf, - 'waifg ,,,,Wg4gf,j. wuz., . .... T tm ,, 'es' i L f W .7 2? rr,.,.l -we-T iz 9 us, .V T .ff-il'-mu--'s.v ' gl, V M H ' fl ,ii 'if-Wi. f 5 4' '?Q5li': 5 ww,-f, ,,, . ,.1, - f 5 ff if sieiiffir -22355152 'vf!S2i4a,. -' 52:2 'egzigaf -T 1 ' 1 I. ffffffl 1 1 , ' :fl W' P1 rf?iS!ffitg,9i8,jf'i'iii.Lll?7fff7t71'3,E 9'i'f li5ffif,- so fl vw ' , gg 5' .1 'Y M J X, f chapl fotzggd sorrfvaifge things that stu so ,f T S :il-Q vrr' r,l,' . - . si i' f 4 flcontributed to thefPUSlfi,,pro3ect.