Whitney High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Whitney, TX)

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Page Edltor Eva Lampson V J H 1 The junior high officers are chosen once a year and server as decision-makers as well as leaders for their class. An officer must maintain a passing average in all academics and an A average in citizenship. This year the officers for the eighth grade are to the lefti seventh grade, below, sixth grade, middle left. ' ' l I Front row, left to right: Holly Strickland, Reporter: Amy Callaway, Secretary: Robin Chance, Fire Captaing Row 2: Chad Nabors, President: Brad Brunett, Vice-President, Steve Daniels, Fire Captaing Stephen Almuete, Treasurer. Student Council Requires Top Grades , Among the activities sponsored by the Junior High Student Council was the writing of a constitution. Second, they sponsored a candy sale. The money went toward buying a film projector and providing funds for drillteam, one-act play, cheerleaders and other junior high activities. , Third, they had a group of first graders from Hillsboro to come and sing Christmas carols with them and other junior high students. The student council also help people in the community. They took up a collection of canned food and fruits. Last but not least they sponsored an assembly in whichia ventriloquist was the entertainment. f Members for the next year are elected each spring. The first thing to be done is the scheduling of a welcoming program for new students. , Members of the 1983-84 Junior High Student Council are to theiefti Front row, left to right: Jennifer Jumper, Casa Kelley. Jeremy Gant, Ira Nathan Bashamg Row 2: Britt Pharris, Noah Devereux, Prescha Bently, Holly Strickland, Secretary: Jason Nagel, Row 3: Missy Jones, Treasurer: Robby Shaw, Tana Shaw, President, Mark Button, Kim Rice, Vice-President. ,

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Eighth Captures District The eighth grade had an impressive season. The Wild- kittens completed an 8-1 record and won the district title for the third consecutive year. Grand- view was the top contender for the district championship. Whitney crushed the Zebras 44 6 WW, Brian Booth with 1188 yards, Robby Shaw, offense, W 3 W' Q5 W Q and Mark Button, defense, were named as the most I , . . , valuable players for the team. Page Editor - Eva Lampson Front row: Mark roy Marbut, Eric Bigon, Shane Teal, Jason Nagel, Richie Pope, Scott Jones. Row 2: Greg Brooks, Robby Shaw, Coach Lyn Ford, Brian Booth, Donovan Leach. Seventh Scores 240, Opponents, 0 This year the seventh grade Wildkittens were undefeated district champions. They were not scored upon throughout the season. The team's overall 1, if points scored were 240-0 which 1 A is about 27 points per game. The team ended the season with the district title after the Wildkittens defeated Grandview, 22-0. Front row Booth, Estes, Almuete, Mark Jee, Chad Nabors, Brett McChristy, Matt Messa, David Slough fMgr.j. Row 2: Michael Sims, Britt Pharris, John Bennett, James Anthony, Bobby Edwards, James Jones, Rocky Farrar, David Braddock. Row 3: Coach Jeff Harp, Collin Yeaman, Ricky Fowler, Bobby Bostick, Lance Lehman, Scott Toby, Steve Daniels, Kyle Durham, Toby Thomas, Chris Malone, fMgr.J