Vines High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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FCA-FELLOWSHIP AND FU .C.A., or the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, is the fun, creative way to participate in athletics. Both girls and guys were eligible to join the 1986-87 F.C.A. Led by Coach Brazil and Coach Lynch, the F.C.A. members partici- pated in many fun, exciting activities this year. From the annual hot dog roast to the meetings at which spe- cial guest speakers gave talks, the majority of the members were pre- sent. The group attended many pro- football game in November. Each semester the F.C.A. carried out at least one community service project. Also, candy and calendars were sold in order to raise funds for the organi- zationls many get-togethers and pro- jects. The girls' officers, who proudly represented Vines at the state con- vention in January, wereg President: Jenny Bowling, Vice President: Tra- cy Ternes, Secretary: Heidi Kryger, and Treasurer: Stephanie Scott. An- other one of Vines' many organiza- tions year. fessional or college football, basket- ball, and soccer games, including the memorable S.M.U. vs. Arkansas had a successful, productive at if 9 iii im- A- -' j- v iw C A Y ft --et l A ,.-, Front row: left to right- Janett Javet, Ruth Conway, Michelle Chase, Melissa Hopkins, Debbi Camicia, Meagan Denney, Jenny Ilgenfritz, Jennifer Bycott, Cathy Hinkley, Jan Harrison, Debbie Biswell, Kari Judd, Second row Karen Hoppe, Lisa Kenney, Lee Couch, Amy Reeves, Suling Cheng, Monique Sineni, Alise Maurer, Teresa Wall, Heather Long, Tiffiany Feltes, Lacey Gwinn, Stephanie Scott, Julie Moon, Heidi Krygerg Third row Sara Mayfield, Amy Keller, Tiffiany Tovar, Sherry Henneberger, Tracy Towers, Amy Rogers, Forth row Brad Hassack, Charlie Means, Jeff Stroh, Mark Compton, Boogie Nixon, Richard Proctor, Kris Walley, Tommy Burnette, Chris Goodman, Derek Bronstad, Scott Brewer, Jason Denton, Ryan Hinch, Chris Barneich, Kyle Dutton, Frank Allen, Stacey Langley, Jennifer Haas, Jenny Bowling, Leslie Langley.

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THE BACKBO E OF 0 R COU TRY Future Farmers Of America he future lies in their hands. FFA, another successful Vines organization, was busy participating in many activities this year. On October 11, the F FA students took part in the Ammie Wilson Heritage Day celebration. The Vines students also constructed a float for the Plano Christmas parade that honored all future farmers in Plano. Each member of FFA raised an animal throughout the year. In March, the group sold the animals that they raised that year. Because of Mr. Wyatt's excellent training, all members were a success at the sale. This year's officers included: President, Chris Allman, Vice President, Will Dasmondg Secretary, Leslie Pipes, Treasurer, Brad Perrin, Representative, David Johnson, Sentinel, Todd Rainwater, Student Advisor, Lonnie Strauser. Chris Allman and Leslie Pipes went to an officer's leadership training. The future lies in their hands, and these Future Farmers of America will excel in forming the backbone of our country. if zafsihfp Z mg3gt,f,',: FFA members included: Qtop row left to rightj David Bolentine, Paul Ziegler, Shonn Tropp, Will Desmond, David Johnson, Chris Allman, Cecil Bennett, David Wright, and Brent Blake. Qsecond row left to rightj Chris Turner, Todd Rainwater, Scott Norton, Brad Perrin, Sarah Williams, Lesley Pipes, Jennifer Edwards, and Jon Morrison. tbottom row left to rightl Jim Barker, Adam Collins, David Ernst, Anne Geller, Michelle Bergsman, Rachelle Grider, Gina Cokely, Phil Stevens, Martin Jackson, and Ron Nixon. 51

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SETTI G THE P.A.C.E. .A.C.E. fPlano Academic Creative Educa- tionj is, formally, an elective by invita- tion, taught fourth period daily by Lynde Walkup, Becky Brown, and Linda Buteyn. Con- trary to popular belief, straight A's are not re- quired for admission to the P.A.C.E. program, but the students are chosen by I.Q. level, citizen- ship grades, and teacher recommendation. Also known as Humanities, the course deals with histo- ry, art, music, philosophy, and numerous other fields. P.A.C.E. is technically a two-year course, open to both freshmen and sophomores. All P.A.C.E. students participate in various projects, activities, book studies, and three-day mini-classes. The mini-courses have to do with psychology, photography, and philosophy, to name a few areas. This year's students created skits depicting the Crusades and held their annual egg drop, in addition to other special events. The Humanities class deals largely with cre- ativity and leadership qualities. It's not a tradi- tional class, said Ms. Walkup, There,s really not much of an established curriculum. Each stu- dent works at his or her own pace. Surprise, Mrs. Buteyn! Bottom, left to right: Michael Maurer, Amanda Henrichs, Christina Kim, Anne-Marie Chard, Lynda Mitchell, Jenny Devolites, Mike Brant, Karen Van Ness, Jennifer Jones, Allison Cline, Eric Greynolds, Jeff Sobotka, Gebran Krikor, Brian Berry, Ryan Hopkins, Rhoni Moganstern, Irma Goyal, Ravi Chandrasekaran, Rob 1 Goodman, Lorenz Marsh, Jennifer Pfeiffer, Melissa Ruby, Jeff MacFee, Eric Scott, Brad Bannister, Kyle Killian, Mark Bell, Jeff Stringer, Billy Brookshire, Mike Berger, Chris Hutchison, and Craig Fisher.