Vines High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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HHH-SCREAMING 0 TOGETHER Regan Rawlison and Chris Hinklc together display spirit by paint- mglheirfaces muhmlors, ere. they are. Decked out.in purple and white overalls w1th nanmes like Spud and ' ilsfgi Xy ete s Spasm',, the upstandlng young men bring' ' of hzly 4 QE their own brand of excitement to any and 'X S A ' s4g ,. 4 all sports events. When asked about their success,, 5' is Alan Glennon has only one answer- Why do you yy ghsygg , P tt, t ask? That pretty much says it all. Even though W 3 they do not have a sponsor, this loosely connected band of spirited outlaws continues to show spirit beyond the call of duty. Top row l to r: John Raines, Jeff Badyna, Chris Fitzgerald, Doug Robbins, Mike Humphrey, Chris Hinkle, and Brett Hees. Second row l to r: Rich Heidenreich, Chris Jackson, Regan Rawlison, Brent Cooper, Danny Hall, Derek McSpadden. Third row l to r: Elgin Kim, Alan Glennon, Bart Rud, Mike Stevens. 57

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ROTC UNIFORM CLASS OTC had an exceptionally great year at Vines. To kick off the year, they held a car wash to raise money. The money that they made went toward their trip to Texas A SL M, Aggie For A Day . Our Vines, ROTC drill team per- formed at the Homecoming at the Plano Senior High School. During the Christmas holidays, ROTC marched in a parade along with the other ROTC groups from different schools. The last major event of the year was the Military Ball. The ban- quet was held at the senior high, where everyone danced and dined until midnight. -ff Q ,Q wid

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FHA OUR DOMESTIC FUTURE he Future Homemakers of America certainly had a sumptuous year. Led by Home Economics teachers Pat Keene and Lavisa Upton, the group participated in many activities. They met often and worked hard to raise funds and assist those who needed them. Several field trips were planned to help teachers at day care and preschool programs, to Outreach to Senior Citizens, and to Youth Against Cancer, for example. There were also several meetings involving other groups - the Region III meeting in Oklahoma City, the leadership meeting in Tyler, the state get-together in San Antonio, and the national meeting in Washing- ton, D.C. Vines F.H.A. also sent a representative to Orlando, Florida to a national convention. Overall, the members worked hard, but they learned much from their experiences! 'Wil ii i -qui., 4 ?:Oh, please, not another Q -t .. I 'f Top row- Annette Weathers, Liz Spencer, Kim Hays, Michelle Fry, Jenny Ratterman, Donna Krum. Middle row- Nevie Hewitt, Kelly Sommerville Amy Boazman, Jenny Ryans, Sonia Crocker, Mary McCloud, Jo Trazilia, Buffy Linz, Heather Long, Teresa Wall, Mrs. Keene. Bottom row- Kathy Null, Kim Wilson, Sherry Gaudet, Gail Brewer, George Naidl, Janine Betz.