Wylie Public School - Pirate Yearbook (Wylie, TX)

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Freshman Debbie Winfrey received her cheerleading certificate. P Senior David Martin and Junior Stacy Ellenberg enjoyed the dinner catered by Ernies Bar B-Que. Y t Q 1 K V T ' me t t . wvriiw, 1 . , ' . ,Y . ,M ,,.,, .I . - ' . .f is ---4...,,. A At least one couple found time for romance after dinner. Freshman Anna West sang a solo for part of the entertainment by the choir. P 22 P Organization

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- atm? asf' A Greg West, President, presided at the banquet. Ni HECE members. This Night Will Be Unforgettable What better way to honor special people than a banquet. Evidently, the Vocational clubs felt exactly that as they honored employers, parents and students at the annual Vocational and FFA banquets. The Vocational clubs, HECE, VOE, and DE, combined efforts to give employers of their co- op students a relaxing evening. Neal Jefferies, former pro football player, entertained the crowd with a juggling act and a motivational talk. Speeches thanking the employers were givee by dedbeis bb aach entertained the crowd with a juggling act and a motivational talk. Speeches thanking the employers were given by members of each group. At still another banquet, the FFA honored its members and parents in the cafeteria with a meal catered by Earnies BBQ. This group had a special reason to celebrate because the new project center was finally a reality. All of the hard work and dedication paid off, and the members moved into the finished barn during the spring. Special awards were given to: Nadine DeTarville, Star Greenhandq Keith Jones, Star Chapter Farmerg Honorary Chapter Farmer - Charles Jones, Betty Jones, Harold Spence, and Chub Morrow: Raymond Cooper, Appreciation award, In ad- dition, the largest Greenhand group in the history of Wylie Ag, 31 students, and 13 Chapter Farmers were recognized. . FFA Banquet 4 4 Angie Hamm and Arliena Story enjoyed the meal along with other .1 21

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Hats off to you All of those long, hard hours spent sup- porting and running the various organizations should be rewarded in some way, and the Sponsor's Club centered the theme of the an- nual organizations banquet around just that - Hats off to YOU. In a transformed cafeteria, club members got to sit back and enjoy the meal catered by Er- nie's Bar-B-Que. Entertainment was provided by the Choir and Thespian Society. A special highlight of the evening was a rousing song sung by the Barbershoppers and dedicated to Prin- cipal, Robert Shirley. Thespian members Ran- dy Martin and Jeff Pritchard presented a humorous skit, Whose on First. The atmosphere turned serious as sponsors recognized their club members with certificates and mountains of praise. To top off the night, Lori Helmberger received the Sponsor's Club Scholarship, and Sherry Browning was named alternate. - A Derbies and ribbons distinguished the theme of the banquet. 4 Sophomore John Ellis and Senior Jimmie Franks found time to socialize while waiting to be served. Q 4 Organization 4 23