Carthage High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Carthage, TX)

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Rhlddlehoover Flrst ln Lme On Friday afternoon, October 12, football players as well as fans were praying for a clear sky. lt was Homecoming night, and the forecast was rain. A slight rainfall that afternoon had everyone worried, but was short lived. When seven o'clock rolled around, the field was only slight- ly damp, and spirits were soaring. A little after seven o'clock, five luxury cars driven by Jack Smith, Chris Smith, Todd Thompson, Donny Wills, and Clint Matthews began their journey around the track at Mar- tin Stadium. From the cars emerged senior duchesses Lori Rhiddlehoover, escorted by Mike Jones, Felicity Fair, escorted by Duane Gee, and Angela Collins, escorted by Willie Lynch, and junior duchesses Audrey Tate, escorted Jon Almeida, and Denise Marry, escorted by Kem- my Henderson. As introductions were made, the crowd waited in anticipation for the big moment. After a few moments, Paul Brewster, Stu- dent Council President, accom- panied by Karen Wooten Tar- jick, last year's Homecoming Queen, began the long awaited walk across the football field to the new queen, Lori Rhid- dlehoover. A happy smile greeted the roses presented by Paul and the crown given by Karen as the crowd cheered. When the queen and her court departed the field, the game against Henderson began. The Bulldogs tied with the Lions 6-6, but on Homcoming night, 1984, Lori Rhiddlehoover was first in line. Homecoming queen Lori Rhid- dlehoover and her escort Mike Jones. 12 X Student Life

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Working For The Weekend After all of the whole hectic week came to an end, students anxiously awaited the last bell. As it sounded, everyone ran to their cars and the weekend had begun. lt seemed as though everyone had their weekend planned and uptown'l was the place to be! Everyone knows that to start the weekend properly, dinner was a must at one ofthe local eating emporiums. This was follow- ed by going to a movie or just finding your friends and riding through town. The show parking lot and the Winn Dixie parking lot were also major attractions on a Friday or Saturday night. But no weekend was complete without a nightly trip to the Sonic for a Coke. Then it's back through town for a finale ofthe evening. Darla Youngblood, junior, said, My favorite thing to do on the weekends is going to the show and out to eat with John. Some people used their weekends to get out of town and relax. I like to go out of town on weekends, said sophomore, Vicki McElroy. ' So whatever it may have been that you enjoyed doing on the weekend, it was certain that none could wait for their weekend to begin. REBEL YELL - Toni Rider shows how she releases her tension built up at C.H.S. the past week. CHEERS - Mark Davis, Todd Bogenshutz, Todd Thompson, and Mark Roberson know that the way to have fun on the weekends is to eat, drink, and be merry. BELIEVE IT OR NOT - Freshmen Kim Smith and Angie Skelton can'! believe they actually get to come up town. 14 f Student Life