Cross County High School - Yearbook (Cherry Valley, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1987 volume:

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A '.I I . . . 89 Organizations .....,. 4741 3 YE,lIBmel1iary ........ 103 A Advertisements. . .131 - Published bythe Cross County High School Annual Staff Cherry Valley, AR CONGRATULATIONS CCHS ON GLIMPSES i PAST.. se: l Mrs. Dorothy Cooper Mr. Walter Ragland Mr. Melvin Vines 0 commemorate our sohooi's twentieth year in existence, the Annual Staff thought it was only appropriate sito bring you a glimpse ilof A the past just to show you how far we've come in twenty years. At the atop of the page we i.y...i some familiar Qfheyse. A membersfwere here when our school first opened its doors. Now that's some dedication! To the right is a picture of ourlibrary. Things were arranged ieisi a little different then! T i i Our new gym is in the left hand corner. We really improved the looks - of. it now! A -1 af ' 1 VVe Love You CCHS! i I WT!! Bm' 3 V - d U-44 Jff . 'PPI III N, YOUR 20th ANNIVERSARY Mr. Raymond Moore ALMA MATER O, Hail to thee, Cross County High, You'll always be so dear We- sing our loyalty to you To live through all the years Our Blue and Silver shine throughout And Banners still remain Cross County High School, hail to thee Forever shall you reign. Mr. James Martin g I Ms. Shirley Sanders Mrs. Pat Cole This annual for the first year of Cross County School District V7 will be not only something you will treasure as years go by, but also a history within itself. t T ' History ls being made in' our school district, and ou are helpin make' it There are man firsts taking place in ali our Iementary an High Schools rn the 196 68 school year We of the faculty and staff hope that graduates of Cross County High will have an education that will help them apply themselves in whatever endeavor they undertake The above artrcle as an excerpt from a small book published by the Annual Staff and presented at our school s Open House on true to these ideals which were set forth by the administration of 20 years past C 1957.15 you can very well see, weyare still holding . titty H, . 'li ' 1gf,i?'r ay.,.Tm, 1 ,W ulnmwsy In 'Q' l T' ands 4,194 wot what 4 -A may C, .t r .. -ue 1 ML MIS. KEEP UP THE GOOD VVORK! ADMINISTRATION 3 st. -, , sgg,,,pi .t tp- . iw? .1 3 Q if ,tt - 245 I lc: -2'-gz 3:1-F' . g e t wage-. Vx r wftwffefj - . t u s -.ff:tg-,- ww ' f. 1 na :wig-arts-S-mt. zifinnefti . s far , '- 1-1 I :Fi sift' - xii. W- r, ' N: W. Q .M ..1Q,. Q,,I. Z Q - L' i t ' I .:. X574 Erik Q K 7 X :xxx if A eg ' X t sw ,Qs SIM A at t S he f an TS, M lk -f-was : qt am, .. it ,Q , L Q Y tang! t as wt swf is f tt K t ui its w Q Q t ,f w ve ,, sig Q t e are very proud of our faculty and admlnlstratlon From the plctures shown here we can see that our admlnlstratlon IS Involved ln our actlvltles For example several members of the faculty and staff dressed up every day dunng Homecomlng week Many faculty members sponsor clubs and are really dedlcated to the actlvltles of those clubs Our admlnlstratlon works well vvlth the Student Body and IS concerned with our wants and deslres Our faculty spends as much and many tlmes even more tame prepanng for our lessons than we spend studylng for thelr tests They want us to get as much knowledge as we can from our hugh school years so we vvlll be able to compete In the real world We would llke to say a ling thank yo to all of our faculty and admlnlstratlon you re dolng a greatlobl I - , ' :- - - .. ll U . ..i........... SCHOOL BOAR N0rm8I'l Halk, President Keith Volk, Vice President Hoyt Fuirell. Jr. Douglas Wilson Our school board members are dedicated to providing a quality educational program for all the students in the district. They are hardworking and they devote a tremendous amount of time serv- ing all the people'in the community. We really appreciate each one of them. SUPERINTENDENT Muxuiwwfhw wi , ,I +0 0, or USEJV7 E X15 ...Wat .mt Wil. A i WM f l l l X5 Q .Harold Algeea Niinfmt A - Ouachita Baptist Univ. - . Central Arkansasq' X dg D. - Univ. of Ark. fFayetteviIIeJ . fpictured at Ieftj tag it its QHEQWS , f J ' Z 3 'HMA a If MY- D0U9'aS Smith Mr. James Martin BSE and MSE - Arkansas State UniV9fSifY BSE - Ark. St. Univ.g MSE Memphis State Univ. 7 i' HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY 'HIGHS SCHOOL FACULTY Ann Algee, Librarian Sharon Bobo, Special Education Tim Branum, Asst. Coach, P.E. 81 S L Health V Y l Linda Brooks, English Rebecca Campbell, Special Education Dorothy Cooper, Business Education Kay Jones, English, Speech 81 Drama L - as Karen Freese, Vocal Music 8i Choir r- Lisa Halk, Math 81 Girls' Basketball fer W , 4 fr X A L - L Glenn Haynie, Asst. FB Coach 81 1' Science Sandra Haynie, Counselor , is Carolyn lmboden, English 81 Speech , W , Pat Jones, Speech Therapist Kristie Mashburn, Art Lynn McClure, Band 8 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ' HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Cynthia Neill, English 8. French Florence Perkins, Special Ed. Supervisor Walter Ragland, Math Karen Roe, Math Frank Flondone, Social Studies Sharon Rondone, Biology 81 Physical Science 1 S-x 7 Mary Sanders, Home Economics Fred Schweighart, Agriculture F' Meredith Schweighart, Gen. Science 8- Chemistry i Danny Smith, Commercial , Roger Smith, Boys' Basketball 4 it Coach Jimmy Thompson, Head FB Coach 'F Driver Ed,, P.E. I P , O wr Fiogerveasley, Social Studies fm ome Wadley, Social studies in - 4 ? f ,Eg-'.Q..l,., -1 ,A it eq HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ELEMENTARY FACULTY ' ELEMENTARY FACULTY Lisa Tennyson, Kindergarten-V Shirley Sanders, First Grade-V -- Head Teacher Loretta Lace, Second Grade-V ! Lisa Barker, Third Gradevv Donna Caldwell, Founh Grade-V Thomas Hamrlck, Fifth Grade-V iz Kim Payne, Sixth Grade-V Becky Clark, Special Ed.-V Carolyn Veasley, Special Ed,-V ,L X' Joyce Mills, Remedial-V Cheryl Stovall, Remedial-V Elizabeth Bledsoe, Teacher Aide-V Ruby Meachum, Teacher Aide-V Cheryl Green, Kindergarten-HR - Head Teacher Darlene Gregory, First Grade-HF! ,O ELEMENTARY FACULTY ELEMENTARY FACULTY ELEMENTARY FACULTY ELEMENTARY FACULTY Lucille Mahon, Second Grade-HR Cathy Rogers, Third Grade-HR Pat Cole, Fourth Grade-HR HW!! .f-47 . Peggy Burnett, Fifth Grade-HR Brenda Knight, Sixth Grade-HR Donna Quessenberry, Kindergarten-CV f Patsy Hamrick, First Grade-CV - Head Teacher Connie Cline, Second Grace-CV 's 'F Jeanette Huey, Third Grade-CV 1 S 'Y' , L., I L, , Martha Brooks, Fourth Grade-CV Y in N Sharon Hunter, Fifth Grade-CV Reta Ragland, Sixth Grade-CV 1-P11 Mona Heath, Special Ed.-CV 81 HR T . Nechia Whittingham, Librarian-CV HR, V Raymond Moore, Remedial - Reading-CV , V, - 1 1.9 ' ELEMENTARY FACULTY ' ELEMENTARY FACULTY of 1 I l 1SUBLHBIKSI2S3Cf9f?1FY'CVrfl 613659lK?fY?l5l i5lGGiB!iifY+H5139 I I iirlis F3901 A I I,gviclsfisaddefsygfjSQL-mqlisupil:g rfi it Shah?lPI1iPPSfgSGCerl9tHS:t ?!'nQiPHl S' A Kathryn L I I JOHN HHWPIOFM Sill?-rTeHGh9 l 3+ I p L-IjQffice,RersormelE21 A ' A i u G'9W31AdaffT5f SIUQYIHWI L . triiets Supeirvisvrfr f Ff?99V WUQS1MI9m'I?,gTP?QFif1f lttt lMarge?-HMQf1 v1MiI9raDrTumi A I MHGUSITQQSWHW 5'?If'eY LQW9-1K5U?9f93Vfe'7i5Fq?fGVf tiyi y I twinford JohnSOn.iHickQFYiF?idQGg . i l I sGecilHall.VanndaIeiE1em-F IIGLISQGLCSGUGIIQtChHffS?iV2'IGYlE'?Ff'+ I Melvin vmesg Surivfoflrfgng. dai I A -A T ymaim, f . . f- ie.. A .. . .. ., ,.,:, ,. V: , .. Q ,Vk..,, My 3, k,,,iV,, , :EW k,,,E.5:,,f.,,,.ZQ ,Vk.,,,.V W .. ,g 2 V,,.. ,,,, 5 ,L,, , ,?ZV.E:,,, ,,,V:,,QV 33,55 My ir. . fffsiff Eff' : 1, WSE fe err,- iz al? .wg-IV L V51 -:V i 2- ki. I 55 I fri' iffibf'-'f f:'i-42,3 will T,il5n.'i 315551 fs-'EFS 1: Jrri?Zl552,5V -57r5'lf1 -ff.c,'lQ 71:51 Z 'wifi 2,-fi ig 'if 5, f ililifl 'l',f f.Q:' . , ..,, L, .0 -gfh -g,.,. ii. --,. r . ,,.. ,,.. I ,,:: ,, ,,.. I ,li 5 , ,.., , E me-zi. ,saw .evil we az, 'rm ,rrwri I .mg gk, get M. 12. L K P is :fz51gS1isg:l2i5:sss,sfilii l4f2if?:i2s: ff zsffiffis :evil sg .iiiisifnsgfsszlgsg ,fe .mes we fmifissxiirsafffnizffss an :Q-'ifssesiirgs-.za -:mfiigvzt Not pictured is Ms. Hilda Wilcox who is our Gifted and Talented Program Coordinator. I-Z 5,-W,-,lg-ws: 3,5,ileq,:fm.w-Sgw 1fQ1-gt5gii1,Ag-- :L -.hff. gr , ., f- f it y tl t l tt tl l if i'?': I 'S' fm , is 1,51 1 ,E L --I , ,I 1, I -I L - 'fi gs , L, I-, .V 55 5 fi- ravi gf gs-ezzvv m,.a :fi iiiw fi 'ffiff fi SW 'W i-I f ,. 1 ' hi I t 1i- ittV llA i Glenn Haynie Kristie Mashburn Raymond Moore Shirley Sanders Danny Smith Connie Adams Billy Cooper BUS DRIVERS Margaret Earls William Lowery Ruby Meachum Phyllis Searcy Lena Smith Mable Smith Jim Martin Edna Cooper MECHANICS Mike Cooper, Head Jim Martin, Asst YOU ALL DO A FANTASTIC JOBIII 12 HIGH SCHOUL CAFETERIA STAFF Q 'X I , . i' CW s 4 GRADE SCHOOL CAFETEHIA STAFF 'C U. JQ .J CAFETERIA SNAPS Barbara Chase, Lunchroom Supervisor Laura Glass, Head Cook - High School Roberta Henderson, Cook - High School Juanita Hall, Cook - High School Rose Shoemaker, Cook - High School Edna Cooper, Cafeteria Aide -- HS Ruby Veasley, Cafeteria Aide - HS Remona House, Head Cook -- HR Elem. ' Belle Burnett, Cook - HR Elem. Willene Haynes, Head Cook - V Elem. Myrtle Hall, Cook -- V Elem. Joyce King, Head Cook - CV Elem. Not Pictured: Shirley Clark, Cook - CV Elem. 1 if .X n the first day of school, each student was presented with a welcome pamphlet from the cafeteria staff. The cafeteria staff also worked very hard to see that we got what we wanted - COCA COLA - and they did just that! We are very appreciative! The addition of the Salad Bar was also a big addition to our cafeteria and we realize how much time and effort is put into it. Not many schools have THREE entirely different meals to choose from. We would like to thank Mrs. Chase and the entire cafeteria staff! 54514. lift ' ' 1.1 1 ,,,. . ,.,.,,,,.4,...z,..,...,.,....w4,.,..,,,.,.M...,.A,.,,..,..,,.,.. S W 7' 9. . i 'Z' ,WW V5 Q, li 1 .1 QWW l V VV V V f ur 44' f , 5 g f an KWQ Wifi? M 7 52, 4 , N' -nl , k ZW ' ' I ' A V , f . V V ,, ,Vw , fi, , ,. V fr -V . . ry am is J If ,g'VirL:Ej'V,k t :F I ' a '4-' VA 5. A , ,jk-3 AV, -A 'f,' g V 1 K V ,if , , A , - ' 1. W M ' -'., AJ - , ' ' - 9 f ' W V X 3. ' , M ' .V Q ' Y V ,V . - -1 , m,b' , V V ,.V' V ' ,V VVVV 7 rf ,.,' , ,, V, . , H Y A , VW, I ' , f I V,- ' ' A A X ., mf? h VV p V V 4 - V V H ,. 'Vf , ,-,, fe 7 . ' , M4 A ,, . ,g ,, , , f ,V 4 , ,f,.,,,, ,, 11 41 -iq V, , ,W A , 4, V W, Na 2 ?j, V I ,A ,, V, fl .'V. ,. V 'V , L 2 ,, - VV ,W,, 1 4 V2 V V, V, , !',,' 'Vx ,Q 1 , V V 1 IV A 'V V, ,,', , V ' , VA ' , Yfgiffw x, R -V,V,2f 'm'V2 ,?V - .f ?V VVV' fm V V Vw ' '1'iPVge2-'if f?'f',f21Xv!iff.' 1 ' :V A , x V,V' fi, 'V 1 ' 'A VV. 1' r QV rib f- ' FH fifwilkfl 3 Q ',,., ,.,.l, i ' P' 1 .zzwgy-' - -W V111 ., '--V-B ,QW mph if if 'R SENIOR SNAPSHOTS Classof 1987! iv SF 1 r irq ,fuggf . , ' -nun ,ff The Class of '87 will always be remembered as the class that stuck together, even through hard times. We've been through a lot together and we would like to thank each and every person in our Senior class for giving 10001: and for being themselves. May God bless your entire life. Love and Thanks . i Sandra and Johnie orc nom cog-ggyv 5 1 ,s 25 ,www AY' If '..J .fi 1 ' '4 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Terris Matthews Vice President: Billy Stephens Secretary: Dena Johnson Treasurer: Daniel lmboden Reporter: Keith Lockley Q'-IN, .Q SPONSORS Carolyn Imboden Karen Freese Mary Sanders Glen Haynie Dorothy Cooper CURSE OF .1967 CLASS FAVORITES Dena Johnson Daniel lmboden if A J A-,. AV! Q M-, . X . L, f' .JAVQ 4 4,-13,-A K' :Q J y ' ff? ' l . H -j,'13q',VCx5Tf 1 512 V Q1 A l .V , , .MX l Martin Reed Allen Kelvin H. D. Anderson Micheal Armstrong ,LVL . .,...... Steve Boozer Jeffrey L. Burton Larry James Clark - nil Randall Cochrell Joyce Canard Cook Kimberly Karde Crumley Melissa Ann Crumley V in vi' , K ,. ' l iw ' 'ii J' 1 DE' Sign D some-ov--D l Penny Lynn Diggs Vicki Sue Emerson digg , . N K Sandra Kay Davis Wesley Lee Davis l Christian Douglas Dunn Anthony Wayne Elliott x jg. . T- . ,f-ff if nga .fo Q r X Tammy Sue Fitzgerald Mark Allen Frank I A ,s......r lil .J MGW Lisa Shonta Futrell Brian Lee Gibson John Bart Greene ?C ' Lit.:-:,i'i' Stephen G. Griggs Linda Sheree Gunter Johnie W. Hampton 'Qv fir 1 J. Paul Hayes Daniel F. Imboden Dena Sue Johnson Q f 5525? Jimmy Allen Johnson rf i, i ,nn l at If ts V 'Ari ,X y r 'jx L Walter Keith Lockley l 'Q .Q .. J 'X 'AL- we 'GG M2 d Brian Christopher Lace Anthony D. Maggitt -35. 'Sri ii Larry David Lee Forrest Dayanne Matthews ,gp Terris Glen Matthews Micheal Todd McCollum Kelly A. McKnight LY .: :Y L .. fi j 7 L David Brock Meeler Earnest Lynn Meredith Phillip Lloyd Mitchell MM ' 5' 1 I Nj V .azz Susie Mullins Jeffery Wade Pitts Jeana Diane Proctor Douglas Eugene Pufahl Gary W. Sanders Gary Lee Schoonovef, Jr Q.. Donna J. Seagle Audrey Darlene Smith Brenda Kay Smith , ' ' ' I 4 l, l f Jeftery Todd Smith Karen Rene Smith Billy Ray Stephens ii, yt -+1 New Patty Stevenson Charles W. Suthrlen Bryant Gregory Taylor Gary Walker Keith Byron Ward r Vernon Watkins Shirley Delorse Wells Sonya Yvette White Steven R. White , Q1 3 . ll N -we M 5-4-.L.,y 4 V ,. W., H , S - -' , MW? - - lf? ' if NV X , , .V . ' ' iff-' r7fiffli'i152,:f'- ' I 4 rin ef , ' wigflf. fw relw 42: 4 if 'Lil' 3 TW Tri 'fl 'Q V wi, f l 'ififtu :iff 3 ' f ,, ,i,,,, i.ei. ,, K ,, r ,ff vera- ,, si M f., is ' W Lil -M, l - I 1, X . ff , , .wg 5 ,f M it A ltf.'ll.a:l- ffw.-e..em1.,.e.-1 f . ZLLMP l .. Diana Suzette Williams Twila Michelle Willis Charlotte G. Woodard A Pictures not available Matthew T. Forester Walter L. Hill Tony Lee Sides Sharon Toliver Berry Futrell 1968-1986 f 1. So I Twist and SFLODUC ff? :far wfflaa'wRO Efegific 'Bfuetcincf Sffirir 5 t 55 owl .2 mofgjflz P t i r ' il milf waefgpmi org 12 fagdfooli 'dia rergwoffcf Qkncfsec tflcmt Q55 goes om. ' 5fwrxiu. fulfil I ff. Q ., a a G c L . E X ' -r ffm-v-fx 'flutx .J X . AN S .f X Fu A X if -.--....-.....i.. . V -..., 1 I U 5: g ,H as I it - H L A , , fx Y. , ' 1' 1? . 2' '. .ff - ' A-1 . b :N W' A Tia-X-QF QA A . T , grit, 'vm A . ,. H-T f X , 1 ' -icr '1'j'--- Q 5' 'Ml .1 , K 1 ixh, A Q95 . I' ,. . .......,......q, X '11 - Lai' ' QS, . V Lf' v 8,7 3 gg! it 'J 41571 f ' f 'K M X .Y -.- . , X X I QA! A NNGN Y YM 5 fu . , 5 Q ' W ' Vw , 5 - '7 A 1 : - ul 3 .A - A 1 V ,,f I Q w L' Ili. ,S ' xv, !'. P+ in yy aff E in H ' ' 1 E, . - . . 1 ' , f 1 . ff . ' 1, -s - . f i 4, Q l',...!.., .wx t . rr., 1 ,. . 1? ,fl .4 3 .- 5. V 5 ' - sg -Q , A Q 1.5. fm 'ew .. I 4 .. . f - ,, ., ' A 4 x . - f V - 1' . -. ' .x VA Vigvxlrz--1 7 1 I 4 ,U y I N K Q93 1 Y an Q ., . ,,.,: w s .... . X Bb s .W- . Wtf 'f A le' 1 . N , 5. 4. - 7,4 A V -. , .v , 5 , pf- -y . A W 1 k mvAi I .il ' s...-W, n,,, .mf--nn . 1- --sf , t We--N:-.lla I ff -..,fw:fs::sIfiv.,f ACTIVITIES Summer is a very important time of the year to a Thunder- rd. They spent it in various ways: Jammin' down at the ol, at dances, and on the town. LEFT: Here we see udents Jammin' to the beat at the Jam Dance sponsored the Student Council. TOP FAR LEFT: The Jr. High heerleaders show school spirit at a pep rally by wearing M Shorts the day of the Jam Dance. FAR LEFT MIDDLE: loyal T-Bird fans stop to pose for a candid shot dur- a pep rally. FAR LEFT BOTTOM: Many students broke the heat by going swimming. This snap was taken at Angel Crawford's pool. lt seems as though they have a whale! BOTTOM MIDDLE: Look at that school spirit! showed their strongest support for our football at the famous Homecoming Pep Rally. BOTTOM Look . . . lt's Mr. T ! Makes you want to go out and a balloon, huh? RIGHT: Go for it! Angy Lockley seems to herself while swimming. Who knows what she's doing. QQ? H.. Y N -1 A k U at f 3 A ig vw? 'JL 2,-or-..- VT T '?1 . - .. J ff .. 1 ' -' sie , - S sf vjririlm' .M , .Ly:,g'if' Q x , r., R, , wijf V , -'X , I 5 ,N f', . I N Q, A , X ., - -H f N M ,wif R X Q A b r m S Q , , . if Q vv VR .M f 1 v 1 I K 1 1 HH Wifi 5 F A 2 i A ig, F 811, E 5 . x Z yi Ma wafyfvv K. V Hi I Maw mg Qin ml Ma- 9 www , A Ii 9-aw-. -r' fx .Q H g 3 -F z .3 rg:.g,g,1:5,,,,:.1f 4' f I '1.w.'2n5:'. sT ' . lNf..,q!.:-F-' .9531 V' Lwuiy-,',-a, ,. .. A flzasm , . f w w -1 - J 1 1 ,M , A Za ' ' N . N ,fs 2 ' -5..-. ,Sf 4 1 'A 43.-3. ff, ff 5 1 4 -W 4 -1 -rf' , . - A: 'Ffh . 9 ,1 'Q -5... V! 7' . W . 5 if' fx x! . , my J: . LJ X 4' W. A , , X .MM LITTLE lvuss THUNDERBIRDS lp, MI' , . 5 .nz - In li X Shannon Freese I Lisa Worley Brandi Kyle Hickory Ridge Cherry Valley Vannda e LITTLE MISS PETITE THUNDERBIRDS f,L:L I , r I 4 B' ' , Im ff '. I I L ' Q K ,S 19,5 Q fl, I. X . H V 1 , XA A 5 x ffl , iw 1 fl ' - 3 Stacy Futrell l.isa Roqrk Amanda Kaut Vanndale Hickory Ridge Cherry Valley Q ' i , Tw Hoivigpo ,SINIGSRQYAKTYW gv S Senior Maid Sonya White SSTW.-.gil VVYVWY - i 1 ,J N, 1, .w Queen Senior Maid Donna Seagie Karen Smith 'A ww 'S J..-Mr, w..A,r1,, qi JUNIOR MAIDS Bflef H3 A!D bl Ps 2 L.. O 3 rris Z' Kg. 52 cn 215 ECL' mg? Emi 292 o3a,,, IC SOP A Pictur GDB ty Gre Chris 3 Fri? EE fro 5 II Wilson E I 8 4 CC u. USB Wendy Forester Erica Bonham Eric Vaught NN 4 WW 'f mx0Q , K, f' 3 X L 1' iw, ,A-':,,,. 'A omecomlng lghllghts Dressmg up for Homecommg Week shows tremendous school spsnt Thus actlvlty IS only for those brave ones who dare to make a fool of themselves ln hope that nt wall arouse school spurnt On Monday mornlng the halls were an array of straw hats overalls and checkered shurts Hlllbllly Day the furst sngns of this ntual called Homecoming had arruved an full fashlon Every period showed the face of a new Jethro Elly Mae or Granny Tuesday came and the ultamate challen e of dress up was here Nerd ay yes Nerd Day Thus da was ap parent as laughs o hyperven trlatnon drifted down the hall one could bet almost anything nts source was an uncoor dnnated pland wearmg loud laughnng nose pucklng geek An assortment of nndavrduallty showed through ln the outfnts on Costume Day Wednesday There were costumes such as Madonna clowns a French maud a swamue and a pumpknn 'Adil' I I I f. , , . , , -u . , -. , , , - 1 - in ! 9 . v ! 1 ' . . , 1 , Y I Y ' I Y ' V I D , D l if .. Wfrfw K ' - - z .. is-it-fi 'Viv - --:iss -- - , le, ,L:.s,,,,.,,,.:,, t l ., .W tu, ,V , f-me ., ,k.. . , ., . ,XR X -ss.-1 5 XI 'lfhursday slid in with the groovy attitudesfrof the supremely cool cats, or in other words, 50's Day was upon us. Black leather cruis- ed, and poodle skirts bounc- ed down the hall. Ponytails, scarves, greased hair, and white t-shirts coulda be seen in abundance. Friday, the climax of Homecoming came with the anticipation of the night's game with Marvell. It was Hats, Shades, and School Colliers Day,i,iiii,nicluding 1 i u ff? Wendy Forester, Soph. Maid everything from Tom Cruise sunglasses to blue hair. The pep was brewing and our rally was stupendous. During the afternoon ac' tivities, the Homecoming Royalty paraded, the classes had a tug-oewar, and the cheerleaders and Mr. T arriv- ed in style on a fire truck. Althoufgh we lost that night's ootball ?ame, we were still proud o our team and our school. We believe the Thunderbirds will forever biehumber il!! if Q THEME: LETS CELEBRATE l .l il ,fl-il' iil i 1 ,, , M , , . 2 'A . H Y OST ATHLETIC MOST FASHIO NABLE iii v .n T LIMITED POMR Iii Femmgs mg TOU: L51 io mu N D5 osr ACADEMIC ' BEST scHooL SPI'R IT Juli Hampton Bryant Taylor Warren Woodham Angy Lockl y Who's Who Who's Who Who's Who Who's Who Who's Who l n I MOSTTALENTED BESTALLAROUND Juli Hampton - Daniel lmboden 38 Who's Who Who's Who Who's Who Who s Who Who s Who MOST LIKELY T0 BE REIVIEMBERED SENIORS S J I x XSLPKXQN pi Xl wwglev-F1099 2, 3. PX WA, Dena Johnson - Daniel lmboden he Annual Staff would like to say a big thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Robinson for the use of their lovely home for our Who's Who pictures. i Mrs. Mittie Robinson Who's Who Who's Who Who's Who Who's Who Who's Who ,..., 'Y' iz' . -.f . ,.,-..i:., 3-, ,. z ,il . 5:f ',r! P,-vgz, ii'- 3' rl. ,.k:,:j3 I. , . 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'P W Q5 1. 4 X Nm W1 haf' c X MOST TALENTED BEST ALL AROUND Scott Grafton - Megan Reinhardt Scott Grafton - Lisa Wilson CUTEST S of KW fd' QQSQQXYQAQS fa Trey Heath - Christie Crawford Who's Who Who's Who Who's Who Who's Who Who's Who S specialfeaturez ll I I ll I I I I I I AUTO OF THE MONTH Sponsored by the Annual Staff F 'wiuulv-'- , . ,f J .. k J 4. , fr'J 'Lw M--'i'1-luv....u.1'Ilcf4.f-oQs:fe'h W sf H 15 1986 WHITE GRAND AM - Bruce Halk 1965 LT. BLUE CHEVY - B.J. Clark 3 fi ,- -My-J 1 f Q .-,S Q , U A Q A 1 on H so ETX ' .3 Lirk 1, ,k'W1, t - 1 I .ji -: 'ff EE 9 L 1 ,,,..-- f A H A 1 2' ' I .nln 1 'T 'EEEQ -1 91 , f. xr'-Af , Q Q -, ,I Ag . T 4 fbggj I kk'k ig. , my 'ff' . , 'fo 1. 1 :V 5-ff., -W' :A--I-sf E g fr!-'A :T--fl ' ' 1984 RED Z-28 - Dena Johnson 1962 RED CHEVY - Monk Stephens 1986 SILVER MUSTANG - James Woolbright 1985 BLACK MUSTANG GT - Coach Lisa Halk 1 1985 BLACK TOYOTA - Jamey Benefield 1986 RED PULSAR NX - Bert Adams 332 austin - 1 5 1 ! f I -4 N 1 N l A N L G r Q L QE! Z! , . 'iw , 1 if we !,f ,y -VmLV Q fn LLL, I ' 'A fm , W, 4 ii X- NNN Ai xh XX XA 5525 JA 5 H S r SM QQ Q 'Q A X' X- Q 1205 Y Q u x A gf A b - 'QQ FOLLOW THAT B RD We are ve proud ol' the new sugn that welcomes ea of us to school everyday The Annual Stall thought you d like to know what went on behlnd the scenes so here s a little vlew of what went on rn our own Agri shop Back ln July of 1986 Art lnstructor Ms Krlstle Mashbum and Student Councul Press dent Johnle Hampton discussed the posslblll of burldlng a slgn ln front of the school fter contactnng all the necessa people Mrs Mashbum and Johme sal Let s start bulldlng The bou ht all of the needed matenals and w the el of Bert Adams they began construction any nails and blisters later one side of the slgn was together Alter making a rough sketch on the sl n the paint began to fly fter two weeks sl one was complete and my were they proud! The process started all over a ain as side two was started More nalls and b tsters and heat as the temperature pushed 100 After another two weeks side two was com he toughest part was yet to come Several loyal students were contacted and asked to help in this tlnal feat They canned lt out to lts prospective locatlon and both sldes were nailed together Two-foot holes had to be d to secure the sign and thanks to Carwel Elevator a machine was provided Once the holes were dug they began to llft the sugn oft lts legs and into the holes For the flrst tame they discovered just how heavy the sign was The holes were too shallow so they had to pull rt back out They dug the holes deeper and trled agam They were all so tlredl Sud denly a constructlon worker from across the way appeared and was defrmtely a srght for sore e es! Wlth his help the sign was pushed up a it was a perfect fit! Their goal had been accompllshedl Speolal thanks Ms Kristie Mashbum who put over 100 hours Into the s n and also her chrldren Zack and Katie w o helped out In their own we The Student Council oftlcers who are Johnle Hampton Kelth Lockley Mark Frank Shell Jones and Christy Worley Thanksto the tudent Councrl for providing the funds andto Mrs Ftondone lor her support 'Rhoe Agn department for letting us use their S P And last but not least, those loyal students who are Bert Adams Marty Allen Lea Angel Crawlord Christie Crawford Mark Frank Shonta Futrell Jem Hampton Jull Hampton Terrls Matthews Jeft Smith Billy Stexhens Wayne Wallles Randy Wlllls and arren Woodhem H , I ll H , Qtx , ' Il , ' A tl ltr, se- , ' ' . A . q, 0, plete and they were ready .to put it in placei y l HJ . ft ' ' D yl K p as ' A - she formed a work of art, they backed her from the Start. From plywood and nails more paint she did add with eager hearts and busy hands, ORGANIZATIONS From push and shove, the burden they did bout. I I I I 333 STQP YIELD - SPPEDING l-fFL2'N5 I life' I 21,1- - Artist Ms Kris - to moan and groan, the sign was up without a doubt. Ill llllllllllllllllIIll47 CCHS ANNUAL STAFF Left to Rlghtz Bert Adams, Photographer: Johnie Hampton, Editorg Sandra Davis, Club Editor and Typust Warren Woodham Sports Edutor 1Not plc: Shellye Jones, Bus. Mgrq ABOVE: Sandra Davis Is worklng hard drawlng up ads to satisfy the public. More power to youl NEAR RIGHT: Johnle Hampton and Shellye Jones are dolng what they do best - walking the streets selllng ads. or trying to. Far Right: Another busy bee! Bert Adams ls concentrating on making this annuat the best ever! THE STORY BEHIND THE MAKING OF ANANNUAL The annual staff starts early in the school year going to various businesses in hopes of selling an ad. This year we have hit Cherry Valley, Hickory Ridge, Vanndale, Wynne, Har- risburg, Weiner, Fisher, and as far as Jones oro. After the ads are gathered, we work on creating what will hopefully be a satis- fying ad. Then it is time to take the school pic- tures, club pictures, etc. Believe me, if f2fou'd like to see one person doing five di erent things at one time, just come into Mrs. Cooper's room first period. Well, by February everything is completed and we are proud of ourselves for finally finishing and anxious to find out if the annual we have labored over will please our fellow students. We'd like to thank our sponsor and someone who has helped us extremely, Mrs. Dot Cooper, a debt of gratitude to Mrs. Kay Wilson and Mrs. Joyce Woodham for carrying us to sell ads, and many thanks to the people who bought ads and you, the student body, for buying this annual. Hope youhkeiul Ai., will . Umm wx. 0 ','flI.f . init s ,l X A X l Featuring: THE ANNUAL STAFF! ABOVE: Shellye, smile for us!! NEAR LEFT: Warren is showing us his version of a choo- choo train. Real authentic, huh? Far Left: Johnie seems to be thinking of something hilarious while Warren reads his magazine. BOTTOM LEFT: Shellye is trying hard to look like she is working while, farther below, Bert dresses up for Fifties Day. BELOW: lt seems like Sandra is being interrupted while coming up with new ideas. Watch it guys! BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER: Our efficient, ever-so-helpful sponsor, Mrs. Cooper, coming to the rescue, FAR LEFT, B01'TOM: Our PROUD STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES he Student Council was very blessed to have such a devoted Presi- dent as Johnie Hampton. He worked very hard this year and through him the Student Council as well as the entire school had quite a few ac- complishments. Through the hard work of the Student Council, our school was led into many new activities. On July first, the officers and a few members met at school and with the help of Mrs. Mashburn, they started on the Thunderbird Country sign. At a special meeting on August first, the officers discussed several of the year's activities. Every one was carried out as the Council had a car wash on August twenty-third, had a back-to- school dance and everyone had to wear Jam shorts - the title was appropriately Jam Dance, and they also sold Catch the Wave buttons. The next proiect of the Council was the Homecoming ctivities. Once again they came through with shining colors as Homecoming was a huge success. The theme was Let's Celebrate and that they did as Homecoming was centered around the school's twentieth anniver- sary. The class of 1967-68 were given special invitations and passes to Friday nights game and were the guests of honor. he Council did a great job decorating for the dance as the decora- tions were an array of multi-colors, the perfect setting for an anniversary celebration. T415 QC , ey I As the year progressed, the Council had many projects. A food drive was in- itiated and everyone gave generously. ln February, they sold red roses and Val-O- Grams or Valentines and were grateful for the response of the Student Body. In preparation for the Regional Tournament held in March, the Council got an American flag to hang in the gym. It look- ed -lglreat. e Student Council had many other projects but they could not be reported due to the Yearbook deadline. By review- ing this article it is an established fact that the Student Council was very active and everyone should be very proud of all of their many accomplishments. Front Row, L to R: Johnie Hampton, Pres: Keith Lockley, Vice-Pres.g Mark Frank, Treas.g Christy Worley, Reporter: Mrs. Ftondone, Sponsor. Second Row: M. Forester, K. Mays, D. Seagle, S. White, B. Taylor, B. Dobson, A. lmboden. Third Row: J. Brecheen, A. Harrison, M. Leonard, J. Hampton, L.A. Crawford, K. Karnes, J. Cook, E. P. Milam. Fourth Row: M. Crumley, B. J. Clark, D. Yates, M. Stevenson, B. Adams, J. Salinas, C. Moody. Fifth Row: Ft. Willis, H. Futrell, D. lmboden, C. Crawford, S. Grafton.,tNot Pic.:Shellye Jones, Secretaryl. wg as ? jaw, 4' ,nr . , .- ulbport f 'glfff fmffpg 210 pi,fQ,r1 ,f2 Wsiwi ff Mrs. Fiondone .Age A GREAT SRONSOR! BEE-x M . Front Row Left to Right: Juli Hampton, Vice-President: Sherry Worley, Secretarg, Sandra Davis, Reporter, Patty Stevenson, President, Mark Frank. Treasurer. Second Row: E, Milam, L. Ragan, J. Grady, A, Lockley, L. A. Crawford, K. Phipps, K. Karnes, K. anders. Third Row: Mrs. Neill, Sponsor, J. Hampton, M. Allen, T. Willis, L. Bourgeois, R. Jones, G. Fendley, B. Adams. Fourth Row: D. Brooks. D. Clements, M. Forester, J. Russell, K. Stevenson, S. Coats. IEART Front Row L to R: Ms. Mashburn, Sponsor, Kelly McKnight, President, Wesley Davis, Vice-Pres., Dayanne Matthews, Sec.-Trees., Christy Greene, Reporter. Second Row: J. Yarbro, C. Pierce, A. Wood, L. Smith, B. Dobson, B. Atchley, L. Wilson, K. Carter, A. Knight. Third Row: P. Mays, H. Jackson, T. Craven, S. Betts, B. Gibson, R. Archer, T. Head, J. McDaniel. Fourth Row: R. Wallace, W. Forester, L. Gunter, S. Grafton, M, Reinhardt, M. Stevenson, D. Winnungham, D, Seagge, H. Milam, M. Downin? Fifth Row: A. Cansler, S. Steward, J. Stephens, A. Walton, S. Jones, M. Davis, D. Frank, A. Willis, S. Britt, Sixth Row: B. Fraze, W, Pierce, D. Pufahl, C. unn, K. Batchelor, I. We ls, L. Cansler. l i l l Front Row L to R: T. Mays, Carla Worley, Vice-Pres.: Holly Futrell, Treas.g Lea Angel Crawford, Sec.: L. Anderson. Second Row L to R: D. Johnson, K. Jones, L. Flagan, A. Harrison, W. Forester, T. Slocum. Third Row L to R: M. Frank, M, Allen, M. Forester, Doug Smith, Sponsor. Not Pictured: Missy Farrell, Reporter. Front Row L to R: E. Chase, E. Parker. Back Row L to R: Mrs. Chase, Sponsor, Rex Vines, Vice-Pres.: M. Reinhardt, Daniel lmboden, Pres. Front Row L to R: K. Mays, J. McDaniel, H. Jackson, P. Mitchell, Christie Crawford, Reporter: Mrs. Algee, Sponsor. Back Row L to R: C. Ballard, Tracy Pulley, Vice-Pres.: Melanie Leonard, Pres.: H. Heath, S. At- chley. Not Pictured: Kim Johnson, Sec,-Treas. DRAMA SPEECH Presents The Miracle Worker The Drama1Speech Club presented The Miracle Worker b William Gib- son on December 15, 1386. This was presented in a three act play. The play is based on the life stor o Helen Keller, played by Lea Angel Crawford, who struggled to overcome physical handicaps as well as the overbearing protection of her parents. The parents were played by Matt Forester and Kenya Sanders. Ka Karnes played the role of Anne Sullivan who helped Helen overcome her han- dicaps. Other members of the cast were: Shirley Wells, Allen Moody, Gary Schoonover, David Brooks, Sonya White, Patricia Hicks, lsai' Wells, Melody Crumley, Sus Mullins, and Connie Bown. Offsta voices were Mike Davis, Dav Brooks, and Gary Schoonover. T play was a great success for t playgoer and cast alike. T DramafSpeech Club plans a seco production by Neil Simon entitl Barefoot in the Park to presented in the spring. This is t second year for Dramatic Arts a Speech at our school and Mrs. Jon has done a fantastic job at getting t program started. We are very pro of their performances! - Front Flow Left to Right: D. Seagle, M. Forester, I. Wells, S. White, S. Mullins, Mrs. Jones, Sponsor: H. Futrell, P. Hicks, M. Davis. Se- - cond Row: B. Taylor, Kay Karnes, President: Jerrie Grady, Vice-Pres.: Sherry Worley, Sec.-Treas.: C. Worley, W. Forester.,L. A. Crawford, E. Milam. Thir Row: A. Maxglgitt, M. Stinson, A. Moody, D. Brooks, J. Brecheen, G. Schoonover, K. Anderson, K. Robin- son, K. Sanders. Not Pictured: Shirley ells, Reporter. -- . I'S . . FIREMARSHALS - - - - . . - First Row L to R: Br ant Taylor, Chief, Asst. Chief, Kelly Phippsg Fred Schweighart, Sponsor. Second Row: M. Lockley, A. Maggitt, R. Eskridge, D.IBurnett, W. Woodham, R Vines, J. Hampton, Lockleb' Third Row: P. Grady, A. Walton, D. Johnson, C. Phipps, S. Grafton, B. Halk, R. Archer, L. Vines. Fourth Row: B. McKnight, B. Fleed, T. Catlett, A Lockley, J. Grady, S. Worley, . Vest, D. Midgett. II-111211 First Row L to R: BillgStephens, Sr. President, Gary Walker, Sr. V-Pres., Tracy Slocum, Sr. Secretary, Jamie Miller, Sr. Treas., Trey Heath, Jr. Pres., Matt Stevenson, Jr. V-Pres.: Darrin Johnson, Jr. ec.-Treas.: Ro er Smith, Sponsor. Second Row: C. Hodges, B. Crow, J. Hampton, K. Sanders, C. Worley, W. Wallies, T. Worley, E. Parker, K. Earls, M Hamrick. Third Row: A. Brown, M. Nlgauldin, K. Karnes, D. Burnett, B. Taylor, M. Reinhardt, W. Woodham, J. Freese, S. Johnson, B. Ragan. Fourth Row: S. Mullins, S. White, A. Maggitt,M.Crumle ,Fl.WilIis,S.Grafton,J. Ham ton,H. Heath,C.Crawford,J.Grady,J. Ham ton.Fif1h Row: G. TayIor,K.Anderson, D. Winningham, K.Vaught, C. Phipps, P. Evans, B. Halk, L. agan, S. Worley. Sixth Row: . White, B. Reed, D. Brooks, R. Blaylock, J. earcy, D. Midgett, B. Evans, A. Lockley, G. Meyers. Seventh Row: T. Crouch, T. King, M. Mays, A. Elliot, B. Meefer. S11-1111-11111-HHH-I FHA - A VERY ACTIVE GROUP he FHA iFuture Homemakers of Americaj has been very active, both in I school and out this year. They were active in l attending three FHA Sub-District meetings. The first meeting the girls attended was in West Memphis and its purpose was to plan the year's activities. The second meeting was in Forrest City and officers were elected. The third meeting the FHA attended was the annual sub-district meeting at Marianna. Three girls were in competition at this meeting. Of those three, Carla Phipps was selected to compete in the State FHA meeting in Little Flock during the month of March. In October, the FHA once again sponsored the annual T-Bird Beauty Revue. This activity teaches the members I organization, responsibility, and it prepares them to be good leaders. , In March, the girls began to use their 'f knowledge-learned as they put on the FHA Banquet, for their mothers. The FHA members bring salads and dessens while the Chapter supplies the rest. The members are very involved in the entertainment as they put on a Fashion Show ol garments which they have made throughout the year. After this, they surprise and entertain everyone present with their talent numbers or skits. The banquet is ended with the installation of new officers for the upcoming year. I FHA can supply all members with good leadership as they take part and get involved in all programs. They encourage students to join. I - 1. - 1- -1 l l l l l I Front Row L to R: Mrs. Sanders, Sponsor: Kim Mays, President, Sonya White, Second Vice-Pres,3 Letitia Bollinger, Third Vice-Pres,g Susie Mullins, Sec.-Treas.g Sharon Atchley, Reporter: Angie McCollum, Historian. Second Row: B. J. Cooper, P. Mays, W. Forester, P, Hays, S, White. Third Row: D. Cook, T. Johnson, G. Holland, C. Phipps, C. Worley, S, Toliver. Not Pictured: Shirley Wells, First Vice-President. Learning to do Doing to learn I Earning to live Living to serve The Future Farmers of America had many projects during the year. They made ii hted Christmas decorations for the ity of Cherry Valley. The FFA helped the school by repairing the wooden benches in the lobby, the helped the Student Council wit Homecoming props and assisted the Junior Class with the Prom. The FFA also constructed things for many of the faculty members. FFA sponsor, Mr. Fred Schweighart, Keith Lockley, Terris Matthews, Jeff Smith, and B. J. Clark made a trip to Kansas City, Kansas to the National FFA Convention in November. Over thirty-thousand per- sons attended this convention and out of those thirty thousand, our FFA representatives received the honor of FFA - Always Working Hard l J l 3 r I ' I , ' i l ' ' ' sewing on the National FFA Courtesy Corps. The FFA also competed in the sub area FFA contests at Earle, Arkan- sas. In this competition, the garliamentary prodecure team of rock Meeler, Bruce Halk, Terris Matthews, Kim Jones, Michelle Mauldin, B. J. Clark, and Keith Lockley'placed second. Keith Lockley placed irst in the Public Speaking division, thus qualifying him for the district contest at Jonesboro. At the Jonesboro contest, Keith placed fourth! The FFA plans to have many more projects in the future to benefit our school and community. Flrat Row, L to R: Keith Lockley - President, Brock Meeler - Vice-President, Dena Johnson - Secretary, Jeff Smith - Treasurer, B. J.CIark - Sentinel, LaDeana Anderson - Reporter, Shonta Futrell - Jr, Advisor, Fred Schweighart - S onsor. Second Row, L to R: S. Pierce, B. Stephens, W. Davis, G. Walker, T. Matthews, K. Ward, S. Griggs, W. Buchanan. Third Row, L to R: Wood, L. Meredith, T. Willis, A. Elliot, D. Norvlel,:J. Sides, J. Johnson, B. Lace, T. McCorkIe. Fourth ow, L to R: P. Betts, C. Wilson, J. Holleman, M. Mauldin, B. Halk, T. Heath, Fl. Cavilee, M. Davis. Fifth Row, L to R: S. Steward. J. Stephens, R. Lachat, C. Smith, B. Evans, T. Smith, H. Hinchey, T. McCollum. Sixth Row, L-R: A. Walton, B. Robinson, T. Catlett, B. Johnson, M. Hamrick, M. Wilson, Fl. Mur-Play, T. King. Seventh Row, L to R: B. Watson, M. Mays, V. Futrell, D. Sanders, J. Hamrick, T. Mays, C. Hodges, G. Sanders. Eighth Row, L to R: . ook, K. ones, G. Myers, B. Fraze, J. Holland. 57 FBLA - WINNING is A TRADITION I barns L,o'n-I1-rl he FBLA tFuture Business Leaders - et Amerlcal at CCHS has established a winning tradltlon in area business contests. The FBLA Parliamentary Procedure teams have won four llrst places and one second place ln the past five years at the Delta Vo-Tech if Business Skills Contest in Marked Tree. They have also won at the FBLA District Leadership Conference and have placed as high as fifth ln the entire state of Arkansas. ln the past three years, FBLA students have also won two flrst places and one second place ln the clerical contest at the Delta Vo-Tech contest. Over the years CCHS students have won or placed in virtually every category at the contest. They consistently place in the Business Machines, Business Math, Mr. Future Business Executive, Miss Future Secretary. and Typing contests. Several students placed at the FBLA District ' Leadership Conference. CCHS tied for flrst in the Creed event and has placed second and fourth ln Business Law. The Parliamentary Procedure Team has won or placed each year that they have attended the conference. FBLA students at CCHS are not only winners at contests, they are also winners ln lite. Most business mlnded graduates find employment ln the area or go on to further their business education at the college level. YF' 1986-87 FBLA - l Front Row L to R: Mr. Smith, Sponsor, Dena Johnson, Presidentg Lea An el Crawford, Vice-President, Carla Worley, - Sec.-Treas. Second Row: J. Hampton, A. Lockle , S. Worley, G. Walls, M. orester, C. Jones. Third Row: B. Meeler, K. - Lockley, L. Lee, L. Hagan, K. Karnes, T. King, A. lliot. Not Pictured: Missy Farrell, Reporter. 58 l l l PAPERSTAFFI l l l l l l There are many ingredients to a good school paper. The list would have to begin with a qualified staff, individuals who are considerate, cooperative, trustworthy, concerned, can type and proofread well, and will represent the entire student body. Once the staff has been selected they must perform the following duties: -deci e what type of articles will, be included ' establish deadlines and notify all who are concerned ' gather and type all the materials on stencils run off copies from the stencil on a mimeograph machine staple all pages together sell the paper to the student body - listen to all the suggestions. This year, as in past years, the paper staff has tried to offer in- formation and entertainment of interest to CCHS students. Seated L to R: Kay Karnes, Joyce Cook, Editor: Angy Lockley. Standing: Mr. Danny Smith, Sponsor. lllllFRENCHlllllll Front Row L to Ft: Kell Phipps, Pres.: John Stephens, Vice-Pres., Sherry Worley, Sec.-Treas.g Dean Burnett, Historian: An- - thony Harrison, Soc. ghrmng Mrs. Neill, Sponsor. Second Row: A. Herrod, J. Little, M. Forester, B. Tajylor, J. Hampton, K. - Sanders, W. Woodham, M. Mauldin, L. Sills, J. Harris. Third Row: H. Futrell, W. Munger, K. Karnes, . Cook, S. Scott, A. Lockley, J. Grady, J. Hampton, L. A. Crawford, E. Milam, G. Schoonover. Fourth Row: K. Faupell, W. Forester, C. Worley, B. Adams, J. Yates, J. Counce, B. Reed, T. King. Fifth Row: K. Robinson, K. Anderson. llllllA'llllllII59 Av: L, 'JM ff fhgigv- .A t 5 eta' at SENIOR BAND Members of the Senior Band are: T. Hively, M. Frank, M. Huey, T. Suthrlen, M. Downing, A. Faulkner, Fl. Jones, L. Bourgeois, B. Bly, B. Toney, T. Jennings, P. Mays, C. Smith, M. Scott, J. Bourgeois, T. McCommon, S. Russell, E. Chase, Y. Murai, C. Rynone, K. Willis, J. Brecheen, W. Buchanan, Fl. Cochrell, D. Clements, K. Cook, E. Karnes, D. Frank, M. Eppes, L. McClure, L. Clark, E. Milam, H. Wood. The Senior Band is divided into two performing groups: T-Bird Marching Band and Senior Concert Band. . This year the band went to three com- petitions as well as home games and some away games. The competitions at- tended were in Paragould, West Mem- phis, AR. and Hernando, MS. The band brought home a total of three special cer- tificates, a first place plaque, four trophies, and a second place ribbon. Concert Band started with a Sunday afternoon Christmas concert. The Con- cert Band was also involved in Jr. and Sr. Clinic Tryouts, Solo and Ensemble, Con- cert Festival, a spring concert, and a tour of the elementary schools in our school system. 0-nf' cu. -Q., NZ Q 1 :via pa fn., CQ' 9? OFFICERS The Band Officers are selected from the Senior Marching and Concert Bands. They assisted this year with jobs needed to be done before school started such as lining the practice field, filing and distributing music. During school they attended Band Booster meetings, helped with the concession stands, helped plan a hamburger sup- per for the band and helped with the Band Banquet. They and Mrs. McClure are very thankful for all the hard work the Band Boosters put in with the con- cession stands, fund raisers, chaperon- ing, and other tasks that helped to sup- port all the bands and Senior Band especially. OFFICERS: L to R: J. Brecheen: Pres., L. Clark: V. Pres., E. Chase: Adjutant, M. Frank: Sgt.-at-Arms, Drum Major, D. Clements: Treasurer, K. Willis: Historian, L. Bourgeois Asst. Drum Major. JUNIOB BAND The Junior Band .is made up of band students in the eighth and ninth grades Some of the Junior Band members ar ticipated in Junior Clinic tryouts, golo and Ensemble, and Sixth Grade Graduation. Some of the students also were able to participate with the con cert band during Concert Festival and Spring Concert. Members of the Junior Band are: Front Row L to R: P. Turner, M. Smith, K. Cook, L. Mc Clure, Director, T. McCommon, K. Willis, E Karnes. Back Row, L to R: L. Cansler, D Pierce, J. Dudley. BEGINNING BAND The Beginning Band has done more this year than in the past. They played a Christmas concert, Spring concert, and Sixth Grade Graduation. Also the members of this group attended the Region IX Solo and Ensemble Competi- tion. Some of this band's members also accompanied Mrs. McClure to the elementary schools to show the students their instruments. Members of the Beginning Band: Back Row, L to R: D. Halk, K. Denevan, S. Moore, J. Buchanan, L. McClure, Director, M. McMaster, L. Brooks, M. Carter, Sl Theriault. Middle Row: L. Smith, K. Robertson, D. Ed- wards, K. Carter, B. Atchley, M. Jones. First Row: A. Wood, S. Holleman, D. Burton, A. Knight. DRUIVI IVIAJOR -BAND AUXILIARY Left to Right T Hlvely A Faulkner M Downing T Suthrlen M Huey Front R Jones SR. CHOIR L Front Row: L - R: T. Slocum, K. Jones, R. Criss, P. Hicks. Second Row: L - R: G. Andrews, W. Davis, G. Rolland, W. Munger, G. Fendley. Third Row: L - R: Mrs. Freese, Director, J. Cook, D. Cook, G. Myers, .IR CHOIR is e have a new organization this year, it is CHOIR. A new addition has been built on to our school to accomodate our choir department. We are very proud to have Mrs. Karen Freese as the choir director. The first choir concert was presented to the student body on December 18. We are expecting great things from our choir department in the coming years. We hope to have a special page in next year'sannual to accomodate all of the awards! Front Row: L - R: T. McCommon, A. Faulkner, E. Karnes, K. Cook, G. Fuller. Second Row: L - R: T. Cravens, C. Ry1none, D. Peeler, M. McCorkle, C. Brown, M. Kirby, S. Hitchcock, S. Holleman. Third Row: L - R: J. Searcy, A. lmboden, J. Kemp, M. Rein ardt, T. Easley, M. Smith, M. Rynone, T. Hicks. Fourth Row: L - R: J. Toliver, K. Dorris, J. Salinas, E. Ragland, H. Jackson, L. Brooks, K. Earls, N. Housser, Mrs. Freese, Director. Fifth Row: L - R: S. Cook, D. Cook, H. Milam, C. Hall, C. Moody, C. Holbrook, J. Winders, B. Atchley, B. Dobson. 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'11 Larxrgkdgxhe night I lgfading 21.30 ,I 'Auf- h',, ,'Ia,'f ::ffgI2,jgI-:'fjEf.'g': ' . ... .... 5, Doims Egan pfovidru ?.z:.1oy Lady Birdfl Ihe han' me 'r 5I,:hb,'Z3I,h!qqv.,I,IIJfII': . 4 rn the third Sta s were scoreless f...,f., MAI.-U I, 1,16 aw.. - nza and trail t V 'f'+j.'f':f11.2,'31. . , if .5 I? f1?:ffi.f?::ifffgf rd ' . 1.1m L' S Inmnrorheclm.-. ,LII edge SPORTS '-'Hfnnr lun, . 1 A 5 xi C Il b 'N but I .rr '- no , . -we 4 'iw rt-, , .meson Q, 'Wi em, f rum ' 11. r,,,- f law' - 0771 be , ' A I rv Nips Earle 'I3-6 . rlnlum i,t,,,v A EARLE - Bfylh! Tlylor 9 B a ua ' 1 , uup Crass Co' Tops T-tfl'n1Zr.l'i3s l'l2,0:l5ne1rH5Z: 1 I t, ,, mu... ,,, in I' Y W ' ' H Greene Co. 13-3 I-'nary-nsghrucmucuunryde PARAGOULD-Fulll ter Hill scored a pair downs Friday night as u'let3-6inl6AAennfer- Cross County , txrmtfwmu gum. gave the Thunderbirds Nips Earle 13-6 inwumertembynm- , v U - - f f , T Cqunry'l'hunderbirdsra from 3 ynrds out. Jeff T Birds T A wrdtoa perfeczsoont EMSLE - Bfwm Twloftex mae in 7-01'-Birds. Wuhan-3winoverGN score- two touchdowns andzmnedmegmnmeml : hillh 5621001 fl hind r rushe' for 109 yards on 17 carri - Im-rdqmnn, E-'r4ca'ni8htasQrossCountyd:i-mme for -rn. Earle l3-6m a6AA water-iedmmlkeuunmm Un I ,, xl N., . . school football game. ,llc if duznzzgnot y, SEP, U lm 5. .U ,M if 0 wm 3333333138 L1'l.i .1T. 5.3'.,.G' Mm 'fn ' ' Y- -, , . rf: . nf-I -:mean nan-ie me ,xy 'Lf Nyarldl C ' sign: J-'Info M' Vurxn u '14-rrn,-,,, .hom 3 VPN-4 mn' Jed HB4 WI: . umm. the M.',fhlv:l.zzN rl at um,,,JCk ul minute until Tlylor T-Bifd Cheiffmdffd' T 0 rrt1nj1','Z.f:.0b.l,,. n,e'::r7t3 :wcef,r,u,inmetmrdquln:r1:l:!d I IK The Cross r ' 1 ds bump UmPhs 13-O 1t::i ,--f ramad. . 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To s , J , ,W I.. , ,...,,,d Cgnjbr me me cnoss courm mu ' I fv. 1 w We W .-..-.- I r f I .1 MH-J, lleilgfrn,-, ml V ence m 'xy,u, QouCmn:y .....,..... 7 Augusfo I. r A J I gmmlgr7,,,,,hf'7.t,,,x H ,ffafe . an-te . ..,.,........... . e 'f-1. 1 ' lm 5 m,, du nr H '1-n W' 'fu J' Ylht rt , WL: , ,, In-, Inn, gflrr , W. , 'nu ,in xnfmk i , 22 .::'Ln,, Vlrnll .rl LSl nf ' mnnnrit-afn,,,W' fly, fznjglfh-:fr h :LEX 0 t 1-1 :Wu c-' '- '- H 'IJ mv, ' fgp wt , , n.,,, H 1mu,,,n 3-54 :.f 'ix ' V . '-mfy Lady T B - d 1, c ' ff-N junior girls mash Marve -fer Q - -An. XMRV - S I , MCCRORY - A lot- of tur- Cross County trailed by eight W' ll H-ln -' Powered by two tit - novers and trouble at the charity at the half, 26-18, but closed the ,uccessfl 1' dl- 6-0 M I- uuleulorrs this wt-ck, me .mme didm i I Lady Thunderbirds r- stripe kept the Cross County gap to two points going into the nd ,Mr ' 1 ,., jfflffni I mllfuf me at Augusta. Lady Thunderbirds in second linal stanza. 36-34. tu' ff Mr- ' 'r ' - ' place ln the conference here Tues- The Lady Birds stayed in the th, Q. - hunt for the league title last Fri- 1, d r h t t play day nlght wlth a 48-33 wln ul git! Y S P I UI' 8 In S U OU M,,v,,,, me Y VALLEY -- lt took chances to aenre enrller, hut the u... -... nt. ....-u- ..- .- ..u ,. -.nw L i A A . -- J T 8'l5dath'h:7?:rw-gtgofg :Z tr the entlre lim hull opportunltl L f . . Q :ff nf C ' 'es ' to on the board, but without taiep: I . . A t 5 . . t S8 , Q 8 S 'mi sharing wnh I5 the did. Cross County's lnthe nt . Q - ' A - I- 53 1' 64 25 ta . i 3 in .rt held on to gun ty constnicted T FF I A10 ugf- if 1 K-34.1 ', L, gtk? A 3 Ji 79 1 .H it 1 lgliiloll and WI' ion -urell Rockets, 13-0. reach the Tu .' ' - 5, I, -5. -7 .,.' 3- tv aa-' gn Qf' 76 55' ig ' ' 53' S3 he C 'V' tqund did lt on plays penalty killec ' 1 ' ' ' Z' 1:1 Q., S' 'Z A 1 4 . .. ,Q ,, 5 . -7 - ,E - 'Con frenccr , 'oss lun '. ' 'Q' . 4 If 'J - -14 'K f -r -3 - rv ' 3 N- :l move into a llc for ,n both sides of the Rockets took 5 M v its ,nt ' ,-9 if . 3 -ny, 1 . N 51 . V I , . y 1, -arf re.-. -fir. -W-wa H rr' fr' 'wir first touchdown Turrell kick t f N 361' W M . : ,etrrsr .11 ,.-gfgawsz-V: 'fg :eJ,,53f15gAr5:j::fT:.QHt1f'f.f?'-ff'.grr5,g:LL ngh Ysgslab uf mm fhc lirst half ended, well, but t is-- 3.34.7 ,. t ' J ' A,-3.3-43.1, q.'.1,Ii1-,,1---5 ,-.ti-1..4.r:x.:m3..---we-:raw-:rss t e .a y ev s -v covered 60 yards materialized. I V -- ' - :A ' :mg ,rr their own 40, Anthony Maggltt th Kelvin Anderson The third qi . ofthe first w . . . - armruuwn Jf. nun: l1e'KI Week. .mxne County Tech is n lm - malning between the B051 NRCS- We played a great bun game. it Cross County's defense put the We are bgsfnning go get into g T Cross County junior girls jj .1 29-yard pass nlav. last touchdown nn tht- hmarrl. nr,-nv ntmrl ball club. We played tc h Wm . n ' '. tt n ea ue ul ul n W C C Th b ' d le l if i ross o. under If s h one 9 C I gf, ulea and me urras su: ' ' -'-ATU yarns- rr o.. ...FHERRX .YAU-EY 0995 Cmss mm Ymmym Hd Mis, sis -wkrr room with H The. PUNCH' ilISl WHSn'l quick ennrrihured 14 vardstothe effort ready to play. nccmtlmg rt- ' ' 'J ' - 65 l '15 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL '86-'87 L . Front Row, L to R: M. Mays, B. Slocum, T. Crouch, S. Brooks, B. McKnight, M. Jamieson, J. Sides. Second Row: D. Yates, S. Steward, C., Hall, G. Lockley, D. Winningham, F. McDaniel, C. Smith, M. Lockley. Third Row: W. Buchanan, T. Catlett, J. Holleman, T. Heath, M. Mays, R., Lachat, S. Grafton, C. Hodges, M. Stevenson. Fourth Row: C. Holbrook, mgr.: Coach Branum, Darrin Johnson, mgr. A ' l SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL '86-'87 L l l F J- . . IJ, K' y uns 4 , N . , r ' Y N lr ! , V A S'-if , L 1 at ' A I 4 ' -'-. arm., f if L , H 35 , .... . f.,,, . -H+ Y: ' nm 1 1 ' l 'l' ' 4 ll 5 Q' . ff Q 161' f 5 - A -v M M T1 Front Row, L to R: D. Maggitt, G. Wilson, D. Wilson, A. McDaniel, M. Bly. Second Row: D. Stanback, J. Searcy, R. Douglas, L. Vines, P. Evans. Third Row: C. Melton, C. Warren, D. Burton. RR i 'K 1 FOOTBALL ACTION . . . l s , ? i , O l I i i Junior T-Bird, no. 60, Greg Lockley, gets Coach Branum gives a ready to tackle an opponent. word of advice to a team he is very proud of. . A 1' 3 Q 1 T K. K V . V 5 J .. r i. , V. if . I -. W i . 4 tr' . - , ff -T 5 A 5' A No. 62, Todd Catlett, and no. 54, Clay Smith, get in on the action during CCJHS' game with Augusta. 1 , A. 1 it ,.. Sideline Comments from the Coach In August approximately 32 players reported for pre-season practice. There was a good nucleus made up of mostly ninth graders. The players worked extreme- ly hard during the pre-season. The pre- season practice ended with a 12-6 win over Paragould in a scrimmage game. The season began on September 11 with a loss at Nettleton. The Jr. T-Birds evened their record at 1 and 1 with a win at Har- risburg. The flrst two conference games brought losses at the hands of Augusta and Marvell. The T-Birds came back with a blg conference wln over Earle. In the following two weeks, McCrory and Hughes slipped by the T-Birds. The last game brought a big rematch with Harrisburg - the T-Birds won a close contest, 14-12. The 1986 version of the Jr. T-Birds was mostly made up of freshmen. Three of those freshmen were three year starters, Scott Grafton, Clay Smith, and Stephen Steward. These players were starters on the two previous Jr. teams - both with wln- ning records. Grafton led the team In rushing from the fullback position. Both Smith and Steward were offensive linemen who paved the way for Grafton. Also, William Buchanan, Teddy Crouch, Rclland Lachat, Chrls Hodges, Trey' Heath, Todd Catlett, Mark Mays, and Matt Stevenson were instrumental in the team's success. With the season ending on a winning note, hopes are high that this group will achieve greater success in the future. SEVENTH GRADE A small but very talented group of four- teen seventh graders began their football careers at Cross County. After an opening loss to McCrory, the seventh graders went on to win five straight. A win at Harrisburg evened their record at 1 and 1. After another win over Harrisburg, the T-Birds traveled to McCrory to avenge their earlier loss. The T- Birds were victorious, winning by a 14-8 margin. The season ended' with two wlns over the eighth grade B team. Their en- ding season record was 5 and 1. Way to go boysl . K Jv iz, ' ,, , The Jr. T-Birds battled hard but lost to Augusta 24-16. Shown here are no. 1, Trey Heath, no. 64, Jason Holleman, no.58, Stephen Steward, no. 20, Scott Grafton, no. 2, Teddy Crouch, and no. 67, David Winningham. UNIOR HIGH Front Row, L to R: W. Wallies, J. Armstrong, S. Stanback, D. Thompson, B. Evans, R. Willis, G. Taylor, D. Brooks, T. McCollum. Second Row, I to R: G. Walker, A. Elliot, M. Allen, D. Burnett, J. Yates, C. Huey, T. King, B. J. Clark, B. Taylor. Third Row, L-R: J. Smith, B. Meeler, E Stephens, D. Imboden, W. Hill, K. Anderson, A. Maggitt. T We asked some of our Senior High football players, What is your opinion of this year's season? And here are some of their responses. ' .hm h I nh h d h. . . I f'...veryimpressive and surprisi playggltwe ealf geejamg cgggegspzrgpsf 2d'gg,l:3, . .this year'steam probably had the best 'QQ T0 the P'?YefS and to fans Meelek B attitude about the game ...we gave it all S1006 V19 did lose 8' lot q we had. -Randy wiuis Players- -Wayne Walhes. .' T-Birds will take state in '88. - Chris Huey 1 , - we had a good qualitf quarterback, and a quality b8Ckfl6ld. - David Brooks Y l l 1 l Lett: No. 5, Kelvin Anderson prepares to throw a block to spring, no. 43, Bryant Taylor for good yan dage against Marvell. Inset Photo Len: No. 21, Anthony Elliot makes 3 fabulous block against an August! Red Devil. 1 l thought the attitude of the players and coaches was very in- . . we had a lot of en- tense. - Daniel lmboden thusiasm. - B. J. Clark s + ,A , 68 - SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL '86-'87 he 1986 edition of Thunder- rd football was not one of district ld state championships, but it was edition which accomplished many als. Playing team ball and having a fnning season were the main objec- les of the players. Ending the iason 6 and 4 provided a winning iason that didn't come easy. Scores lmost all games won or lost were pse and provided fans with some iciting times. Team play was evidem :everyone that watched a game. iAlthough there were no superstars i this team, some did show up or tine above others and six made the' tA all-district team: Walter Hill, Bryant Taylor, Anthony Maggitt, Larry Lee, Daniel lmboden, and Brock Meeler. Anthony Maggitt was also noticed statewide for his abilities to run the veer and pass by being nam- ed ALL-STATE quarterback. Walter Hill was honored as a solid player on the Best Under The Sun team as a linebacker. Bryant Taylgr was named to the National Educational Associa- tion's All-American Academic team. Bryant, the Valedictorian of the 1987 senior class with a perfect 4.0 GPA, was a three year starter for the Thunderbirds. 5 BELOW: No. 46, Walter Hill, is finally brought down by the two Bolton defenders after picking up big yar- dage. Blocking onthe play are No.,22, Kelvin Anderson: and,No. 76, Larry Lee. INSET PHOTO, LEFT: No. 60, Brock Meeler: No. 46, Walter HilI:No. 47, Bryant Taylor: No. 82, Daniel lm- boden: nd No. 22, Kelvin' Anderson: prepare to set up defence against McCrory. BOTTOM SPREAD: No. 5, Anthony Maggitt fakes inside to No. 46, Walter Hill: then heads around right end behind blocking of No. 22, Kelvin Anderson: and No. 69, Larry Lee. Also pictured is No. 52, ,Billy Monk Stephens: and No. 63, Jamie Miller. Donna Seagle did a fantastic iob of keep ing stats this year II ootball is a sport that can't be sized on a success or failure type basis. Although the record has been better in the past the players can feel good about the year because we played to the best of our abilities and gave one- hundred per- cent effort on every down. - Billy Monk Stephens X N I 'lr 6 v . gg' ls llit xtsi i.ss .isiii 4 lsi:'. A Q i sl -5.9 5,-fi JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front Row, L to R: H. Heath, C. Wilson, B. Ragan, C. Crawford, T. Head, M. Reinhardt, A. Hufford. Back Row: Lisa Halk, Coach C Phipps, J. Freese, B. Andrews, K. Vaught, T. Pulley, C. Green, H. Willis, M. Leonard, C. Rynone, J. Hampton, S. Johnson, R. Archer C. Ballard, M. Kirby. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS' BASKETBALL U 2 Y 1 'T 4 21 fl f 7 ml! '4 RYA - 'Q 'W 6 5' Q Front Row, L to R: D. Halk, T. Worley, D. Peeler, T. Hicks, M. Rynone, S. Pierce, W. Wood. Second Row: K. Schoonover, Y. Hill, R Eskridge, B. Dobson, S. Harris, A. Sills, E. Parker, K. Earls, E. Ragland. JR GIRLS' ACTION he junior girls' basketball team had an extremely successful year. At the beginning of the year the team entered the Tri-County Tournament at Lepanto and beat Buffalo Island Central in the first round. In the semifinals. the girls beat Manila and were off to the finals. In the finals the girls battled hard but came up short, losing to Oak Grove. However, the team did win its first trophy of the year - second place in the Tri-County Tourna- ment. As the season continues, the girls played hard in an effort to place big in the conference. Going into the conference tournament, the girls had placed second in the round-robin tposition based on conference recordl. This year's team has been working together since the seventh grade and their experience proved to be an essen- tial part of this teams' success. Next year's team, which will be made up of mostly ninth graders, will definitely be worth watching as they too have been working hard since seventh grade. TO A VEFIY SUCCESSFUL TEAM - CONGRATULATIONS! The seventh grade girls are also look- ing good. They defeated Wynne 18 to 16 and East Poinsett County 22 to 16. They lost to McCrory 19 to 15 and to Har- risburg 14 to 11. We are looking forward to seeing great things from these girls. 1 - GOOD FORM No. 14, Lisa Wilson puts up a shot against McCrory. 2 - REBOUND No. 33. Carla Phipps, and No. 22, Stephanie Johnson are looking lor an offensive rebound. 3 - SMILE FROM THE BENCH! The glamour gals smile and are in great an- ticipation of getting to play. 4 - UP AND INI No. 23. Christy Green, hoops up 2 in a great win against McCrory. 5 - DRIVE INI No. 33. Carla Phipps. drives on the baseline. 6 - PUT IT UPI No. 32, Tracy Pulley, is doing a great job offensively under the goal. 71 SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL Y l ...-.. x ..-. x 1 Tir: ' .X A.-1. I If A I is w . f I ..,f.,f,.,,-We ..X.- N. ef 13 241 f Front Row, L to R: M. Mauldin, mgr.g J. Cook, A. Lockley, K. Karnes, D. Peeler, J. Grady, J. Hampton, S. Worley, Lisa Halk, Coach. Second Row: S. White, L. Ragan, A. Brown, S. Mullins, C. Worley, L. Sills, M. Crumley, M. Mauldin, T. Slocum. 1 - Control No. 11 , Laura Ragan, point guard of the team, is in control during a game with Augusta. Point guards like Laura are hard to find. 2 -1- Run No. 35, Juli Hampton tries to get to the play and help out. 3 - Good shot No. 12, Kay Karnes, puts up a good shot- and she does it all alone! 4 - Little Man-Big Man No. 11, Laura Ragan, goes ln for an unexpected shot under the goal, as you can see, she's under heavy defense. in 72 DISTRICT CHAIVIPS! 0, I 11'-I , 3 3 ,r . 5 J in ' ' f f - ,M . I I 'N '2 fm.. ,M ID I he Senior girls' team was as successful as everyone thought they would be. A team of mostly juniors, the girls have been through a lot of wins and losses and much hard work since they started their careers in the seventh grade. The team began their year with the Tri- County tournament at Lepan- to. They battled hard but lost to East Poinsett County in the first round. Then the con- ference games began. The girls proved they could work together as they pulled through and for the second year in a row, won the round- robin conference title. Next year's team of mostly seniors should prove to be the best yet as the girls will have the most experience in the COflf6l'6l1C8. CONGRATULATIONS - AGAIN!! 1 - Rebound No. 12, Kaye Karnes will attempt to get the of- fensive rebound over a nice size Jaguar. 2 - No need to rebound No. 12, Kay Karnes will shott, and no. 13, Angy Lockley, is set up to re- bound. However, the shot went in! 3 - All alone No. 22, Jerrie Grady, is all alone and puts the ball up for an easy two points. 4 - Hurry No. 12, Kay Karnes, is in a hurry to drive to the basket and get two before the Jaguar fouls her. 5 - Determined No. 35, Juli Hampton, is determined to get two points here as she has scooted by a Jaguar and is about to score. 6 - Stance Angy Lockley, center, shows good rebounding stance. 1 - No need to lump No. 13, Angy Lockley, shows no need to jump - she's unguarded and the baseline is a good place for her to be. She scores an easy two points! 73 JUNIOB HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL ' o Front.Row, L to R: T. Fitzgerald, Stat,g C. Wilson, M. Lockley, B. Kaut, T. Fitzgerald, P. Grady, L. Gunter, Stat. Back Rowzh B. Morris, S. Steward, D. Midgett, R. Lachat, M. Stevenson, N. Johnson, G. Young, C. Hodges, C. Smith, C. Vanaman, R. Smith, Coach. SEVENTH GRADE BOYS' BASKETBALL . at , . - if L R ...ff LJ, 'QF- U S. , -- 564 J A. 1 Front Row, L to R: J. Salinas, D. Wilson, C. Williams, J. Harris, R. Douglas. Second Row: A. Pulley, D. Jones, D. Stanback, M. Pitts, C. Warren, Roger Smith, Coach. he Jumor Boys Basketball team played very hard and really gave rt all they had this year Consrdenng the fact that those who played thus year were playmg together for the flrst trme they really drd a ood ob The team as a who e wor ed good together and got along ex tremely well They stuck together through thelr losses and encouraged each other When they dld wm each was supportlve of the other The team conslstmg of mostly erghth graders IS a young team Next year s team wrll be even better as those who wlll play wrll have plenty of experrence The seventh grade boys ended u wrth a 3 and 2 record hey defeated Har nsburg 22 to 13 Wynne 19 to 17 and Harnsburg agarn 31 to 28 Therr two losses were to Wynne 19 to 18 and to Mc Cro 18 to 16 They worked real ard and are lookmg for ward to their upcomlng Jumor Hugh years of play Two options No 4 cody Wrlson had two optlons to shoot or pass to no 15 Nathan Johnson He took the two polnts 2 Young talent No 24 Jer Hams shoots the ball as no 2 Corey Wrlllams and no 44 Corey Warren get ready to rebound dur ing a seventh grade ball ame 3 Lay up No 31 rey Heath oes up tor a lay up agarnst an ugustapaggr 4 Good roon No 32 George Young screens for no 31 Trey Heath Dlacuss Some Jr Hugh players discuss the game plan and thelr ho e to become part of It od drlvo No 12 Mlke Lockley bnngs the ball down the court and looks for an open man 7 Good tumlng No 33 Scott Carter gets the shot off just rn trme to miss a run ln wlth the opposing eam .ls SENIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL 1.-.,,,.w,.gf..H. -. . 1 , V Q. -gait? gi? in if ' 1. 52. sa.. ., . .,f,,y5., ,L W J, K xg., ...A 1 ..,, V ... of ' 'ii' ii ,.. Front Row, L to R: B. Mays, mgr.: G. Crumley, B. Halk, M. Scott, A. Elliot, mgr. Second Row: Roger Smith, Coach, B. Crow K Phipps Vines, J. Miller, A. Moody, B. Gibson, S. White, D. Thompson, J. Hampton, K. Anderson, A. Maggitt. 1 - Good Form No. 32, Anthony Maggltt, is showlngigood shooting form and salts thas otln. 2 - It's No. 32, Anthony Mag- gitt. Puts the ball up as no. 4, rian Gibson gets ready to rebound. 3 - Freethrow Rex vlnes is plc- tured here hitting another freethrow as no. 21, Johnle Hamp- ton, and no. 22, Kelvin Anderson prepare to rebound. ' 4 - Good Form No. 22, Kelvin Anderson puts the ball in for more tree lnts. P0 5 - Fun, Fun Linda Gunter, left: and Tammy Fltzirald, did a great iob of keeping s ts while keeping the team in Ilnel 76 PM 1 YQ. Q' iw . , y My .Ss ok Q 21 w W p .9 5 ii wget' N 3' N SENIOR BOYS' ACTION . . . he Senior Boys' Basketball team for the 1986- 87 year was a hardworking bunch. Although a winn- ing record was not attained, the team had a good time and learned many things. The team consisted of five seniors, three juniors, and five sophomores. They all worked very hard together and enjoyed play- ing the game. Three seniors, Anthony Maggitt, Kelvin Anderson, and Johnie Hampton have plaged together for six WGHFS, the other seniors, Briari ib- son, and Steve hite joined the team later and have contributed much. These five seniors will be greatly missed. As the season ended, we are in high hopes to see an even greater team next year. 1 - Nothing To lt Rex Vines has no trouble with this behind the head dunk. 2 - Look At Me Kelvin Anderson appears to be enjoying 1 125' , , , if f Q? Wmte K this slam dunk! 3 - Determined Kelly Phipps appears to be determined to put this one down and it seems as though he's quite successful. 4 - lt's Mine Johnie Hampton, center, and An- thony Maggitt fight for the ball during a battle with Earle. ' 5 -- Two No. 21 , Johnie Hampton, puts up a shot for two against the Bulldogs. 6 - Glide No. 43, 'Rex Vines, glides through the lane for an easy two against Wynne. 7 - Surrounded Point guard, Kelly Phipps ap- pears to be surrounded but made a narrow escape by getting fouled. 8 - Listen Carefully Some of the players listen carefully to the coach's instruction. , ' .sl ' 77 CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS BASEBALL '85-'86 Anthony Elliot Kelly Phipps Rubin Hill Bruce Halk James Lee Daniel lmboden Jerry Winningham Jamie Counce Rex Vines Michael Armstrong Kevin Main y Jimmy Jones Jeff Smith John Frank Jeff Walker Glyn Meyers Jeff Stanback Mark Frank Walter Hill Stats: Jerrie Grady Il llllllll ll ALL DISTRICT -- KELLY PHIPPS llll llllll ll Weiner Harrisburg Weiner Riverside Marked Tree P k' Bl' In valley View SCORES 8 CCHS 6 10 CCHs 2 2 CCHS 7 13 CCHS 5 9 CCHS 11 2 CCHS 5 District Tourn. - CCHS 1, Weiner 8 1 eil A A l. 5- ,J ,5g,gfWill' . f 51 0 ef elf' C, Ay 44, Qghukwgy ii gf A , C, e e Parkin Marked Tree Parkin Riverside Harrisburg Brinkley 'Q n u u BOOSTERS I n I Q is B i . ask W 3 X ' :finer 3 2 X I N NY 2 N s 3 t ' X t s N ii iff? by ii i , 'Q ,314-t gtg in ft-61, ya T fi t , 1, lu, .. t, f,...'v- 4 I 3 X- 5 nt K- 'X . fwwstt-ft? X g. ns. rr t W t., t A 9 t- .,ts?.75ti,k ' ,yi fl W 4 3: gt.. h 55 t 1, , bfi: Vt' -V , ff- rl. 's Xt Ni Mr.T p y Warren Woodham Spirit Booster, Mr. T or War- ren Woodham, did a fantastic job acting as our mascot this year. At his own expense, Warren carried on as new tradition of being the school mascot and everyone en- joyed watching him. THANKS WARREN! Lanny Karnes, President ' Peggy Frank, Sec.-Treas. ' Rebecca Karnes, Qomm. Chm. ' Sharon Bougeols, Concession Chm. Linda Clements, Chaperone Chm. ATHLETIC BOOSTERS Q Q ,ig Q N it X iyh il , . tsg, -tg, , t l ' ' R tiff! ff? R Last year the Booster Club hadafaculty and ad- T ministration basketball game. It was very suc- cessful and we'd like to thank all of those who participated. The Athletic Boosters work very hard trying to earngenough money to see to it that our athletes have what they need to become great athletes. This year the Boosters raised money to buy a video camera and VCR to record all athletic events. They also put carpet in the girls' dressing room in the gym. o raise money for these proiects, the Boosters had many projec s. This year as in years past, the Booster Club was in charge of getting the football program together. John and Joan Hampton worked very hard in getting. the program organized and the! did a great job! S elia Phipps also did a great jo filming games. The entire Booster Club did a fan- tastic jo ot supporting all of the athletic events. Pic- tured above are: Jimmy Freese, Wee President: Mable Smith, Treasurerg and Carl Phipps, President. 79 The 1986 87 Cross Country Senior of four seniors our juniors and five sophomores These thirteen girls did extremely well during the NCA lNational Cheerleading Association! Camp held at Arkansas State University during the month of June The cheerleaders brought home four superior ribbons and a well deserved spirit stick Juli Hampton was chosen to be in the style show for the second year Juli was also honored by being chosen to compete for the All American Cheerleader ti tle. The squad was chosen to compete in the camp finals. Senior, Sonya White, served as captain, while three co- captains were elected to this larger than usual, Nolan organized. Missy Farrell was the sophomore capt., Juli Hampton, junior, and Shonta Futrell, senior capt. The cheerleaders worked under the supervision of Mrs. Rebecca Campbell, their sponsor. We are very proud ol our cheerleaders, they spend a tremendous amount of time and effort to insure that the spirit ol our school is kept high, and they do a greatjobl SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Pic. 1: Juli, Sonya, Missy, Lea Angel, Gina, and Melody smile for the camera while cheering at McCrory. Pic. 2: Our Sr. Cheerleaders listen at- tentively to their sponsor, Mrs. Camp- bell. Plc 3: Cheerleading reckiires strength as well as spirit as s own here y Shonta, Sonya, and Kenya. Also those on top must not have a phobia for heights. those fearless ones are Lea Angel and Juli. Pic. 4: As the T-Bird football team 'rounds up points, our cheerleaders show their true spirit. Even Mr. T is in on the spirit-making! 80 :J-S' CHEER ON!!! JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS tg E L' .tu xgs' 'Yea Q-, Plc. 1: The Jr. Cheerleaders are giv- ing their famous thumbs-up sign. Pic. 2: The making of an indestructi- ble Jr. High pyramid. Way to go! Pic 3: As usual, everyone agrees that Cross MJ M I Ng, , .i,y,i.e., - fy 1 J fats N el. Front Row L to R: Tessa Worley, Whitney Wood. Middle Row: Tina Easley, Nancy Houser, Christie Crawford. Back Row: Megan Reinhardt, Jeni Hampton, Michelle Keeton. County is 81. Pic. 4: Junior T-ligh Capt., Michelle Keeton yells at a basketball game to rev up t e team. The Junior High Cheerleading squad for this year consisted of one freshman, five eighth graders, and for the first time, two seventh graders. All but one of the girls, captain Michelle Keeton, were in their first ylear of cheerleading. evertheless, they learn- ed quickly and competed with much more ex- perienced squads at camp. They brought home four superior ribbons and the spirit stick. Michelle Keeton'did a great job as Captain, Christie Crawford helped out by being the co-capt. Mrs. Rebecca Campbell served as the squad's sponsor. 81 Juniors is Not Pic. Seniors 8- Freshmen YGS Eighth Seventh l HONORS HIGHEST GRADEPOINT IN CLASS '85-'ae ALL A'S AWARDS - ' HONORS DIPLOMAS Sandra Davis Matt Forester Mark Frank Johnie Hampton Keith Lockley Patty Stevenson Bryant Taylor Twila Willis Valedictorian Salutatorian Bryant Taylor Patty Stevenson I 1 J , -4 S. X ! l xx In 5 .L ' I A 1 4 f Q X 2 f- or K TWELFTH GRADE First Year John Frank Alice Lachat Tanna Parnell Dondi Pufahl Second Year Lori Brooks Paul Forester Robert Walker Third Year Carrie Mitchell Jerry Winningham Fourth Year Mary Buchanan ELEVENTH GRADE First Year Marty Allen Jeffrey Burton Dayanne Matthews Shirley Wells Second Year Mafk Ffaflk Keith Lockley Third Year Sandra Davis Matthew Forester Fourth Year Twila Willis Fifth Year Johnie Hampton Patty Stevenson Bryant Taylor 5 estln Class Jo nie ampton Patty Stevenson Bryant Taylor TENTH GRADE First Year Jerrel Brecheen Casey Jennings Sharol Slocum Second Year Amanda Hicks Third Year Bill Reed Fourth Year Bert Adams Regina Meredith Cherie Midgett Fifth Year David Matthews Meredith Milam Margaret Slocum Wilbur Smith Sixth Year Carol Duncan Renae Smith Melissa Winters Highest ln Class Carol Duncan Cherie Midgett Renae Smith Lori Bourgeois Jerrie Grady Juli Hampton Shellye Jones Kaye Karnes Angy Lockley E. aul Milam Kelly Phipps Danna Smith Rex Vines Sherry Worley -l-jghest In Class Bert Adams Juli Hampton NlNTH GRADE First Year y Scott Betts Second Year Derek Clements Wendy Forester Christy Worley Third Year Barbara Bollinger Lea Angel Crawford Gina Fendley Tracey Johnson Regina Jones Jennivee Russell Kim Stevenson Hi hest In Class Q Lea Angel Crawford Tracey Johnson EIGHTH GRADE Second Year Krystal Faupel Scott Grafton SCHOLASUC BANQUET 1986 Christy Green Britt Johnson Melanie Leonard Ginger Parker Justin Parker Cherie Rynone Lisa Wilson ,I-jghest In Class Scott Grafton Christy Green Cherie Rynone Lisa Wilson SEVENTH GRADE First Year Belinda Andrews Christy Ballard Stewart Brooks Connie Brown Keylon Cook Teresa Craven Christie Crawford Jennifer Freese Christopher Hall Nathan Johnson Stephanie Johnson Jim Kemp Janna McDaniel Carla Phipps Brenda Ragan Megan Reinhardt Brennan Slocum Kelley Vaught jghest In Class Belinda Andrews Christie Crawford Jennifer Freese Nathan Johnson Carla Phipps GIRLS' and BOYS' STATE TN E t AMERICAN LEGION ,. GIRLS .STAT Girls' State took place in Arkadelphia at Ouachita Baptist University , Y l Front Row L to R: Donna Seagle, Kelly McKnight, Jeana Proctor. Back Row L to R: Sandra Davis, Linda Gunter. THE AMERICAN LEGION ..,. gi- 1- f 5 .- ,g xvlvpx 1 'ig . iT'5'Efi 1 -43.5 1 is ,Jr--'far .,,,.. BOYS STATE Boys' State took place in Con- way at U.C.A. L to R: Johnie Hampton, Bart Greene, Daniel lmboden hen the girlslboys reach camp, they will be assigned to cities, and will live in these cities for the period of Boys'lGirls' State. Two cities will ,make up a county, and the counties will make a mythical state. The assemblage will function under two political subdivisions, under the basic laws of the state of Arkansas, using the existing constitution and existing laws as a guide. T Q The caucus and convention method will be used for nominating candidates to city and county offices. Primary elections will determine the party's nominee for state offices. Petition method is used in determining how a candidates name is placed on the ballot. Lack of time prevents primaries on the city and county level of government. ln Boys'lGirls' State, the boys'lgirIs' have their own Iegistature, introduce and argue their own bills. They make and enforce ordinances regulating their cities. They conduct their own elections. They have their own police force, court of law and administer justice. The boylgirl has a chance to learn for himselflherself that government is just what he makes it. SPECIAL AWARDS AND HONORS ALL STATE ALL DISTRICT FOOTBALL L, i ,fat X.. L to R Daniel Imboden Larry Lee Anthony Maggitt, Walter Hill, Bryant Taylor, Brock Meeler, Kneeling: Todd McCommon, Second Band Second Chair Bari-Saxophone -- Junior Region Band Clinic. Standing, L to R: Regina Jones, First Band Thirteen Chair Clarinet - Senior Region Band Clinic ' All-State Tryout Qualifier. Joe Bourgeois, First Band Fourth Chair Baritone - Junior Region Band Clinic. Yoshi Mural, First Band Seventh Chair Trumpet - Senior Region Band Clinic ' All-State Band Qualifier. Region Band Clinics Junior Clinic and Senior Clinic Tryouts are individual competitions. Student work on prepared material and scales prior to try outs. The students go through a rigorous tryout with two to four judges. Selections of the top instrumentalists are made. Each clinic band is made up of the best students in the Region. On the high school level the top players in the first band are eligible for All- State Tryouts. Yoshi and Regina received the honor of being able to tryout at the state level. Athletic Banquet 1986 from Coach Smith FAR LEFT: Juli Hamp ton receives her Let terman's jacket from Coach Halk. LEFT Jackie Henderson An thony Maggitt, Johnie Hampton, and Kelvin Anderson receive basketball awards 87 x-A M4114 K 05,9 I ,V Q. . .V '.-1 ..- LLI 5 ' . -.fi Y fs X f . ual .aft S-n WHAT IS SO GREAT ABOUT A CLASS? Each student is very proud to be in hisfher certain class. All students go through the same things during the years. Seventh graders go through the stun of a new place and accep- tance of upper classmen. Eighth graders experience the loss of atten- tion as they are no longer the center of itg they are also hal way through Jr. High. Ninth graders enjoy their year as the oldest of the Junior High Students. Sophomores experience many changes as they now can see graduation in the horizon. Juniors feel better about themselves as they ex- perience a touch of Seniority as they order their senior rings. Seniors feel the thrill of victory during their last year of schooling, as they have almost conquered all of those treacherous paths. Each class member feels a closeness to the other, as they all experienced 6 of life's toughest years together, and they did it as a CLASS. xess - e 046 Va' Q0 Bert Adams LaDeana Anderson Ginger Andrews Kenneth Bass David Belcher Jamey Benefield Letitia Bollinger Lori Bourgeois Jerrel Brecheen Dean Burnett Stacy Carter Jackie Cavilee e..i. Clark , Shane Coats Lori Cobb Billie Cooper Jamie Counce Jeanette Crosson Brian Crow Dottie Davis Gary Davis Rodney Davis Biliy Fraze Jerrie Grady QYN I Juli Hampton Janet Harris Anthony Harrison Annisa Herod . Amanda Hicks Chris Huey Casey Jennings Kim Johnson Cindy Jones Shellye Jones Kay Karnes Terry King Leon Lachat Jessica Little Angy Lockley Melissa Mauldin Michelle Mauldin Barry Mays Kim Mays Pam Mays Tanya Mays Angie McCollum E. Paul Milam Steve Moore Timmy Moore Yoshi Murai Dan Norviel Denise Peeler Kelly Phipps Cindy Pierce Laura Ragan Bill Reed Scott Ridge Paula Robentson Jackie Rolland Kenya Sanders Pam Scott Steven Scott Lauri Sllls Sharol Slocum Connie Smith John Stephens Mark Stinson Dewayne Suthrlen Rex Vines Gena Waldo Glenda Walls Bobby Watson Warren Woodham James Woolbright Carla Worley Sherry Worley John Yates I gil ll I- 1 Class Favorites sv? - Class Qfficers Missy Farrell and Randy Willis fl . Brian Evans, Sec.-Treas., Holly Futrell, Presidenlg Tracy Slocum, Vice-Pres.g Chris Parnell, Reporter - Not Pictured. James Armstrong Sharon Atchley Scott Betts ' Danny Bly Barbara Bollinger David Brooks Angela Brown Angela Cansler Derek Clements Deborah Cook Lea Angel Crawford April Criss V 2' ,l I ' ffm 7,5 35:-' 'Z' ' ' A 1 .re-' 1 f l f 1 jk , 1 K g If ff G ASS UF 1989.1 .Y li . xo, v 'F' I Jw: Photo Not Available Teresa Bishop Rich ard Clements James Hinchey Angela Lloyd Kim Criss Greg Crumley Melody Crumley A. W. Curtis Many Davis Terry Doyle Marty Eppes Bryan Evans Missy Farrell Gina Fendley Wendy Forester Holly Futrell Bruce Halk Paula Hamilton Patricia Hicks Tracey Johnson Kim Jones Regina Jones Randy Kirby Nathan Lamb Kelly Loyd Gene McGarrity Jamie Miller Pam Mitchell Allen Moody Terry Mullins Wendy Munger Randall Murphy Glyn Myers Chris Parnell Angela Partain Ronny Pierce Kim Robinson Gall Rolland Jennivee Russell Mitchell Scott Rebecca Searcy Tracy Slocum Dina Smith Thomas Smith Scott Stanback Kim Stevenson Tommy Swaite Gale Taylor Darius Thompso Jeff Walker Rae Wallace Wayne Wallles Randy Willis Christy Worley Angela Wright Janet Yarbro fl WE'VE GOT PERSONALITY Every person at CCHS has their own unique way of doing things. There are quiet people, loud people, conceited people, humble people, out-going people, and laid-back people. There are those who like country music, rock music, soul music, and gospel music. There are people with dreams, people who are down to earth, people with new faces, and people you've known since Kindergarten and before. However, none are exactly alike, and none are better or worse than any other. That's what's great about our school. We've got personality. J' f 4 1 'GP - .1 i . Q ,f ,X I, i fa i 'f 5 xi ,A J ...M-,f X 1 X .L S w 'X A C 'I 8 . is 2 ,, ,,, .--'T,g.fzlEq ,ii X ' i fy: E A 5 1 , 4 Q Q A z X I 5 . 1 X Q?' 1333 5 2 ,v - f ' g Q4 - Q - '51 . Fl Class Officers FRESHMEN Scott Grafton, President, Trey Heath, Vice President, Mark Mays, Secretary and Treasurer: Mark Wilson. Reporter. Paul Betts Brandy Bly Joe Bourgeois f, y S 4-5 William Buchanan ' 'Y Scott Carter Todd Catlett Robert Cavilee Rose Criss Teddy Crouch Chris Damron Jerry Dudley Angie Earls Barry Edwards Jennifer Fagan Krystie Faupel Daniel Frank Vikki Futrell Ricky Gaskins Scott Grafton Christy Green Kenneth Green Clyde Gnggs Jeff Hagler Martin Hamrick Thelma Hare Trey Heath Teddy Hill Tracy Hitchcock Tina Hively Tracy Hively 5 l -fy , ,.s,gl??52:t, W3 at 4, . ML --V L. .- ,W i Class Favorites Scott Grafton and Lisa Wilson A g A I 5 f X. w 'l w 4' 'ZS l, YP, A 3 Q 45150 1, 'Q af, GLASS UF 1990! N-T i 7? . fa- eff 1- fl W 1: 'Y :- 'xr-6' , f-1 ,gi V K Sy . . i., 1 Q ' , 1 1- - f x gi 'S 'I X 3' -E' as rl ,f -,..unnnnqi,,.,,,. x ' '29 I if ' -5 F . fl 'ff if X . BNHQ' 'Wi ' we 3 9 X . zi . .f, y fini: KIKK .Q I3 at x ,- ff 'LJN J . Jennifer Hamrick Photo Not Available Chris Hodges Jason Holleman Melissa Huey Alisa Hufford Britt Johnson James Kaut Michelle' Keeton Roland Lachat Melanie Leonard Donny Pierce Mahan Mark Mays Tammy Mays Todd McCommon Thomas McCorkle Gerry McFarland Glenn McMaster Terry Melton Rena Neldon Ginger Parker Justin Parker John Parks Danny Pierce Tracy Pulley Greg Robertson Billy Robinson Sadolph Russell Cherie Rynone Dee Sanders Jeremy Sides Clay Smith Thomas Smith Tonya Smith Jack Stephens Matthew Stevenson Stephen Steward Scott Sullins Neysa Threat Latonza Toliver Sandra Toliver Becky Toney Willie Tucker Pam Turner T Alfonzo Walton Isaiah Wells Jermie White Holly Willis Kevin Willis Cody Wilson Lisa Wilson Mark Wilson Heth Wood T George Young S - e oflxe WY' 95 do 50V Not Pictured David Davis, Flena Pounder'-2 Belinda Andrews Robbie Archer Robert Armstrong Christy Ballard Kim Bass Kevin Batchelor Stacie Britt Stewart Brooks Connie Brown Lance Cansler Eugene Chase Dewayne Collins Keylon Cook Teresa Craven Christie Crawford Mike Davis Kyle Dorris Meredith Downing Tina Easley Angie Faulkner Terry Fitzgerald Jennifer Freese Glenn Fuller Ken Futrell ' 09 GLASS UF 1991! 0 Q, s ffi t Q J ' i rd LW at ,LN A - fa C' J i f-5 'iii Q ' 4 ' J C at S ,Qt 35 ,Q .1 ,J 4 ,Q rst A X 'E . 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I x 19 .ky Y? . .Ei 'N Pacer Grady Christopher Hall Jeni Hampton Tammy Head Hollee Heath Stacy Hitchcock Brian Hodge Chris Holbrook Nancy Houser Holly Jackson Michael Jamieson Teresa Jennings Darrin Johnson Nathan Johnson Stephanie Johnson Steven Jones Erran Karnes Bryan Kaut Jim Kemp Gary King Maria Kirby Jeremy Lamb Greg Lockley ' Michael Lockley Andy Long Hershel McCorkle Fred McDaniel Janna McDaniel Brad McKnight Michael McMaster Darrell Midgett Holly Milam Chris Moody Connie Moore Shawn Moore Brian Morris Greg Newby Carla Phipps Brenda Ragan Megan Reinhardt James Sides Brennan Slocum Mary Smith Tommy Strange Theresa Suthrlen Lashonda Toliver Chris Vanaman Kelley Vaught Monica Vest Josh Volk Martha White Angie Willis David Winningham David Yates SEVENTH GRADE Class Officers Class Favorites Jorge Salinas, President: Erin Parker Vice President Donna Bur Dana Halk and Phllll Evans ton Secretary and Treasurer: Malmda Jones Christy Anderson Barbara Atchley Rena Beale Jasper Beede Ray Blaylock Martin Bly Lisa Brooks Jerry Buchanan Don Burton Donna Burton Danny Carroll Kim Carter Michelle Carter Denise Cook Kelly Denevan Beth Dobson Robert Douglas Brian Drum Kim Earls Delana Edwards Regina Eskridge Rhonda Eskridge Phillip Evans Dana Halk Jerry Harris Matt Harris Sherry Harris Michael Henson Tonya Hicks Yolanda Hill tg. gag ., - ' Q QLASS UF 1992! 2 ttf i 2 Q P 'X , f' ' ' ' 1' r : ' X ,' I ggi ol 5' I r'P fs K 'lc-V' V ,, la'-ev 'ff- Q' P 1 if Aiiiliili Q tis ' 5 'i' I 'V le fs: 'fer as t ' x,.. si 'V ,. I P, A I ' ' if x I I A T ' l .L X r s Q 1 , is 1 ,, g as .SP 2 K.. I ,h e -4 X A xx K -J J KX f .. l EQ A K ,J Q 'lx 4 T A in X 1 , f 4 ffl? ' Q ik lu. , n X W -.,5. , t N Q 4' ' , .. 4 ,tt-viii 5 M - P - sy, ' , ll S fs- Q A, it t... V G - ,, , 3 ' '91 Q .. V MZ,-r if 4, 'rv fl .va , J K fx , Q x I id Vi V t l ,ii . if t it 1 I ' nl. X 4 ' 3558 S5 y is E 'ffl' 1 . F H . S i , og 'ff in Q A x U W., A1 X if P' X it A H il f Q 1 r ,fi Ia . sais Q tsss -f'H - t i' X S N 6' sf! .f N' ,Mt f , ., 'ir G 9 Xi-Z -4f: ,fl Not Pictured: Travis Barnes :X F, W' ' If Ay ,I gk, ,V ' 7 . 5 ,'.. 1 ' ' r ' '1' .. i , A Ds., X I L l A ,YI 5 1 W I A tk . , B gs5'PQi - 4 , at -, ix as v gf. , X ' P A A l P bf. Michelle Hively Shannon Holleman Angela Holliday Amy Imboden Chris Jenkins David Jones Malinda Jones Nathan Jones Cathy Kelly Jason King Angie Knight Dexter Maggitt Bill Martin Julie May Rita Mays Ahmad McDaniel Clay Melton Erin Parker Earl Parks Donna Peeler Sherry Pierce Walter Pierce Mark Pitts Aubrey Pulley Emily Ragland Kristie Robertson Joan Robinson Michelle Rynone Jorge Salinas Christy Sanders Kristie Schoonover Bruce Scott Josh Searcy Steven Searcy Brian Sides Amy sins Linda Smith Lynn Smith Dundy Stanback Steven Therlault Joe Toliver Lance Vines Tammy Wallace Corey Warren Chris Wells Corey Williams Dewayne Wilson Greg Wilson Jon Winders Angel Wood Whitney Wood Cindy Woodard Tessa Worley CCHS POCKET DICTIONARY THERE'S THE DOOR -- 1. What Mrs. Neill says to students she would like to excuse from her class. 2. A collective phrase meaning 'fShe's in a bad mood. 3. Phrase meaning Matt Forester is in the room, BOND, JAMES BOND -- 1. The saying Brock Meeler has used since his first viewing of Octopussy. 2. Contradictory person with the same first and last name. 3. A signal for schizophrenia. THE BELL HAS RUNGl - 1. Angry phrase meaning Mrs. Cooper's typists continue to type after time was called.2. Phrase meaning that 23 typists are trying to improve their time while doubling their mistakes. MlLK lT DOES YOUR BODY GOOD - 1. Sherry Worley's favorite and most exciting commercial. 2. Phrase that Sherry says to make a little extra money'from Borden. 3. A money back guarantee offer if you aren't totally satisfied. HEY BUD! - 1. A deep, meaningful greeting used by special people. 2, An exclamation yelled across the hall by one of these drifting people. 3. Phrase said to one who disagrees with one of these people. GROOVYI - 1. Out-of-date phrase desperately trying to be revived by Kelly McKnight. 2. An adjective for very difterent y clothing. 3. What you would have said 20 years ago if you wanted to say awesome now. A i L THAT IS SOOO GROSS! - 1. Kenya Sander's redundant sentence on first lunch shift. 2. Kenya says this when trying to convert the world from burping. 3. Out of habit, this is what Kenya says when you first wake her up in class. fl U 72 iv '7 :f +7 y 7 , ft f-JC' rs Cross County Thunderbirds il ELEMENTARY W-, Q BUS TOGETHERNESS IS ALWAYS FUN! 7' VANNDALE Class Favorites V2 . 51151 Joshua Bly Stephanie Burford Beth Carter Joshua Cavilee Ashley Copeland J6SSl8 DUI lC8l'1 De Evans Stacey Futrell Brandie Hicks Amy Holland Michael Litile Lynn Maggitt Brandon Mays Kristee Morrow Thomas Parks Glen Peeler Justin Peeler Leslie Powell Melody Riddle Darryl Robinson Dave Searcy Stephen Sharp Justin Smith Missie Sides Al'lfOI'li0 WGHS Angela williams D8fI'On Wilson 4:2 ff' DBAHI1 EV8l'lS Glen Peelel' W W -ff : Hr I 's 06,4 I7 JUStin,LEVa,-,S ,ya is 1' 3 4-5' Kimi . 1' ..., S if we E A 'W ly-f X s f ' ff Sr Z 's :-. . w Q Y 8 1 ,Q x A 9 Q h -, x x il a self qlr aesi fv M SN , Q . .' 51-111i 99161, p A , . .- ,f xE ' s ,w-. ffm . -1 we-. :ss is D4 l ' I , ,xrflf l i 'f i S J ,. .- B ' ii 2 , 'i . ..-1 Yi 1 .U 1. 3 .F Q or Q Q. ,. ,S-AJ Q + I ' 'vki 4 aa: l .vf' , .4 - '+ Mg ! lip Q. ss Z Asif w A I X I in-O il ,xy lit! 9? fiffn iiilflg' :J ' asia-' ' . 'X 'S' .. ' ' rl 1 2' ' 2 FIRST Class Favorites G E Fire Marshals R, Zach Gaskin Caitie Mashburn fi? 4 i 1 IL A ,.e . , 'xi' l ,- ,ig .0 W 'RK in ' 'lk x . S e if f l i -vi 1 J 9 11 A N if , Y V . , I X 41,.f, F F, f , I 1, 'M , r p, l F Mr .1 I '3- - 9 1' :fi Yin-if . .5 PQ, 7 Q . f . Il, Q! x --al M233 ..-c x lil f'.s', , ,,- . of ' x S 41? Wendy Hall Jamaillie Beale Jamaille Beale F Tamellla Beale W Terra Begley Faith Browning Brancly.Garpenter Adrienne Carter David Clark Jason Edwards Zach Gaskin Christopher Green Wendy Hall Robbie Harris Jason Hinchey Randy Hinson James Hubbard Angie Lucas Caitie Mashbum Amanda Mays Kristin Phillips Corrie Robinson Kimberly Robinson Allen Smith ShawnrSmith 'Robbie Ward W Crystal Werner Nicklas Wolfe Barbara Woodward Xa?-5 F I I I xuxNN av Omes Ethan Cook Jeremy Head Mindy Johnson Brian Karnes Joseph Little April Lowery Kristy Lowery Lashonda Moore Charles Parks Clint Peeler ' Tonya Riddle Matthew Roberso Jason Smith Stephanie Smith Charlie Vanaman April Waldo Buddy Watson Eugene Williams o So gteema O kames n ' WANNUVLE WED GH40 il '- N65 I Q,Xa5'5 x wo 'WS . 'J' 11, - . . BOOKS Chns 0 1 il B xSx:i - 800 ey afshal O30 00' in - f y flifigq is 'lx li of l I Shane Allen Chris Bouland Charise Britt Elijah Clark Ty Damron Jenny Drummond Scott Duiker Perry Edwards Bruce Griggs Danny Hoots Lakeshia Jones Corrie Little Christy Hooks Angela Searcy Kesha Sides Shannon South Karen Wells Misty Worley Onrel Wright FOURTH GRADE VANNDALE Fire MafShal S ,ln-lui Sarah Cook Steve Faupel Cory Carter Sarah Cook Scooter Lamb Doug Ballard Danny Beale Beth Bly Albert Brown Cory Carter John Carter Sarah Cook Jeff Davis Steve Faupel Chad Futrell Chris Futrell Latosha Funches David Hill Christie Hogan Diallio Jones Callie Karnes Monica Kirby Scooter Lamb Ryan Lowery James Marquis Zac Mashburn Callie Mills Latonya Moore Becky Pufahl Lesley Sides James Toliver Tonya Tucker Erin Vanaman Shannon Walke I' , f. gf .l,.1, . - 5th VANNDALE GRADE Class Favorites Fire Marshals don Searcy Harris Ralphie Cantrell Vincent Veasley Jeffery Andrews William Belcher Vickey Bergeron Brian Britt Ralphie Cantrell Cheryl Davis Heather Durham Christy Harris Denise Hill Deanne Hill Michael Holland Coy Johnson Brandi Kyle Chris Little Lakenya Mcoanlel Crystal Mitchell Jason Murphy Barry Ridge Stephanie Robinson Brandon Searcy Billy Sides Vince Veasley Allan Wallace Berry Watson Chane Wells Lola Wells Burt Wilson lll SIXT ADE ll ll ll Class Fav Casey Murphy Kim Fuller Jennifer Anderson Jason Brooks Jennifer Anderson Juanita Armstrong Krista Begley Jason Brooks Kim Brown Sherry Curtis Kim Fuller Wayne Hogan Derwayle Jones Melinda Kirby Tracey McCorkle Angela McMaster Earlene May Carol Moore Casey Murphy Kim Pufahl Karen Robertson Jason Sides Johnny Sides Nikki Smith Bobby Waggoner Robert Waldo Kosandral Wells Latosha White Sherry Wilson ?IICKORY RIDGE KINDERGAHTEN' , ' ' 1 I ,, 45 i 4. 'aa 3 ra Gia'-5 s Favomes . Mahon i Of' logic PVC-'Skov e A ,S 5 ni - am, Lf' Q- , Eric Anderson Dennis Andrews, J Casey Ballard A B tt my e s Willie Carnes Aaron Grafton , Robbie Harper A U E Tonya Long I r I' g Michael McFadden lx ,bw - Aliison Mahon N if 'MW n o .fiii be or A i 72.31 ' v i-1 f-.X rr i X It a E r , 2 1, Q ' 1 . Mime X Manhew Mitchell Q. ., r- r 5 A A I ,a Q .. i Quinton Mitleff ' v, gi R 3 ,Lora Perry WN a J 3, l -ig , f Q A 1 S4 Zack Phillips - .. - F , A a U , , David Proctor,Jr. 55 a fx I A W, a-m- ' Lia, A. ' in , TammyTucker f in' , 35 , , .,, A ' ea f Ka . a , Eric Vaught f A 3 Q gi 1 Q D0fmieWa'kef L -iff' .. 4 'A '- ,. ' Christine Wilson 1 - , we Nr .. A A or X . x ' fifvl' 11 -' V4 lp N - A ,f L Y Wy A -ATYIBHUH Earls ICKORY IDGE IRST RADE Jonathan Clark Crystal Dixson Joey Hutto K Le 1 N 1 X 1 l X f l M wi W E, f l ' l lil X ,Ja www 1 ,I A l M1 3 . ,Il u Stacey King Gerri Knight Terry McCoy, Jr. Carl Munger, Jr. nf. f I W , Charles Nicholson iff Collin Reinhardt Q ff- +-Q Debbie Reynolds L vw ' Lisa Roark - ' ' , Rf - V C r V 59 ,,,l Candace Seabaugh J iq if Laura Wood J . Chris Yarbrough -1 1 , -, i x 6,23 X 3 Coy McCoy Lisa Floark To 4 . C lg XA , . A,,r My J is f- L V ' -r- I b , I Ax rlrs 1 Wyzi A EJ i . l A 5- 1, y , x i ly x 'H X I 4 ' '0K0nv I RIDGE YL 71 r Class Favorites l 7 , Q it me I -s..,,,, ielinda Dixson 095' Henson fx.. R ', rk llll 1 lm K 'fqgw si B. U 2 Y f Fl . Y l 3, of 1 af -'wr m W4 - sscoun I fl GRADE JL l Andy Anderson John Bollinger Belinda Dixson Jeremy Escue Summer Freese Joanie Furrow Hannah Hess Joey Henson Phlllip Hitchcock Jrg John McFarland Mary Ann Martin JeffNesIer H Carla Nicholson Jason Pittman Rhonda Smith , . 1 Laolra stakes Lisa Thomas Marshal Winters 113 Q,laS'5 I HICKORY RIDGE THIRD GRADE RM? IIBXI 1324933511009 Jams I I I l I I Jamey Armstrong A Q li ilk Jason Belden V: - M ig Amy Cross X, Christina Davis X ' Q i W' ' Janet Diggs N lnnuusm ' ,Il ' Amy lmboden Justin Mauldln li Ii If Holbrook Mitchell A, ' A Dennis Mullins , ,, , Tracy Neldon ii' I S 'h ill 1 ...., IJ 1 fs I . Li' f K To I I K L Riagg If if ' , Will Nicholson I , ss. I 1 A E Brandon Phillips , - . 3, , ff 4: Tara Pulley y . -I, Q ' . ' ,Qi 2 - Amber Stevenson Q ff-A 1 'f ' P- : i CourtneyThomas 'R sfsff -are I 3 ef X4 I 1 cymniarauman Jamie Vanaman in Chris W00d Rebecca Yarbrough gl ,NU 1 4' X Q ol I , we I Y 'Y' l... 'i7 ' fl .Hier Q I A .I Xi ' - I ,I K X - f ' 'X is f ff' , .Mi f' VX 5 pl- 1 X la AN sl, , 1 - ' 91312 pf U. l Il Q Q Class Favorites 0 Q 00 009 6 0 4 WWE all ? ' use Game is 690 Jennifer Cobb Cade Wilson Jennifgr Cobb A Jeremy Earls i ,Jeana Freese , 2? - Bryqn McKnight ii. A Ek , W i- . , lji57igQ,gy5.'Q:1 ' K H. f 'ifif:- - Fai? Q '. V 1 Bryon Pitlmani .,, h B . ' Timmy Pulley - f l i , , i Denise Salinas g i I V? X ., ,f 'z- A?-9' '- FV Af . u A I I 1 A L, - . . Tk. Cade'WilSOn- 4 Markwilson iiiiii i 115 iw ff 'E' Q ., my A R , 4 l 'Kgs R - i i in ' 45 1 f i ii Tina Thomas fi l i ff . - .i ' n I! ' : Qi-L ,K 7 jx- if K- fi' 4 dig Yi T..-1 S X Class F SV Omg all HICKORY RIDGE FIFTH GRADE w . od af Jeanina Allgood Amy Anderson Crystal Clark Shannon Fresse Sandy Furrow Stacy Hagler David Harper Lora lmboden Gretchen Johnson Ryan Lamb Ashley Mahon Chase Reinhardt Krista Reddmann Amanda Seabaugh Craig Smith Cliff Thomas Erica Wood J amar Wood Cha 'I . S K sf .I f.vr- vo , r Un- A C ,fr :,. I if I - Il II! J F law, 4 -'Jig wi . 'x x x lim Mqill Carriuaf 'Chael Betts It 7 ff ell V7 ,uf 1 I Hffflfo RIDGERY SUI GRAD5 Michael Betts Amy Brown Jill Cartlllar Ronda Cross Glynis Dunham Greg Dunham Janelle Freese Janie Freese Jay Henderson Brandon Hess Steven McFadden Cheryl Pittman Tammy Roark Shannon Stokes Stephanie Wllson Chad Wint6fS Class Favorites Fire Marshals l l CHERRY VALLEY KINDERGARTEN Brent Moore Nathan Champion Angela Pierce Tiffany Brown 'K 2 . 1 C B. Allen Baney 1 , 53 f X C - BrandyBeshears , C e A Q, ' , fi f, if ' Tiffany Brown X if Q' H , l r Nl fi .' - Q if Leslie Burnett l 3 3 A . ly r'rr 4 M453 FlandaIICasalman irii F C x I ' C In ' ! . ,ff r .4 Natha Ch ' ' ' X r' F, N n amplon N ' lyk . rl s. i 2 xt., 6, . S . if as C Candace Farris if , as Brandon Frazier N if' W . , Q Q, in gg .5 - ia. , Y , Y v I 'I ff ' - 'S Mandy Hamrick yy A Takia Hill if I . f Michael Jenkins M M M i-'-N f aay i X I I Brooke Heath , , , .r:, ,C y , C a -an 1 f Casey King A , ' F ' A . . .. MafYJoMann ' ' - F 4- s P ef L, ef M: fx I N J 4 'F X X 'H Briagermiueff - ' A F l F ,Q - 5 f, . f 'l C . a, K, ll a .i.' '5 . Brent Moore C - I ,, C f Kelley Moore P - M ' -. is ., If Q .1,: . . if by 5 z i X XV W , o,.. C. s fm 1' w Wh 42 V Q 1 .. . .K 4 - . ,. 'e. f l if Randy Moore X y, 1 X i f of , A , A SF N i. ., x Bud Newby 3, 'll' f .. ,N ig, l' ' ' Angela Pierce ,QQ l '- -6 We in - C gum. l A Soon Pins syar 4 , r I, l 5' F A Donnie Raines ' C ,. F A Q ' 5 CQ 4 Samantha Russell i . M Arnber Sanders 2 xii A r f. J ' ' rr z s X V r i g' I 1 K y . Ark' hw is Andrea Sanders i f f ' ,Q F Ashley Sanders ef- ' l ' , ssyi . 3 , its Q- Donald Soper, Jr. i xi- f F if ii , - figs, I - B C Lee Sfanback 1 ' 1' ,yi y 1 4 Q, Helina Suthrlen K X y + wg M ff C , y xg :ff .3 X L ev.tieIIo,Jr. 7 ! 1' 'QM K ,L ,....,: 1 ' i W get f ,N a awrenc l C X H PL ,x g it , , IAC is 4 y hi fi Christopher Woodard Mo,y Q A a s I Lf- x J we r ,Sf fy , vie? v-Si YN 68931 fix09ton genfglaglngiine Ba Broczrggwford hilhbs Cl rl. 'far' 4 g T il -1452 rp r is .. 1-555 i D xl K, y o ff A Q1: Brannon Alexander Ammon Belcher Willie Belcher Casie Cline- Brandon Cox Bart Crawford Mandy Davis Chris Farris Sarah Hively Ray Judd Brandy Newby Kenny Pennington Chris Pitts Brooke Phillips Mary Flondone Heather Stadler Heather Vincent Crystal Werner CHERRY VALLEY SE co ND F av Ofiles C.iaSS e hens Braxggaig Iam Brenda Beashers Butch Bonham Eric Boykin Nicholas Brown Jeremy Burton K X Frankie Counce W 1 N f' Justin Denevan , ,n'n J '- J.R.DiIdIine B , -, Erica Dorris 3 Morgan Hamrick 1',5f' f.,i-9 oo,' e David Henderson ' J ' Geoffrey Hoiiis gi P., Q Cassie Huey , RodneyJones - 3, Amanda Kaut 5 fe Eg i ' Scott Meeler f- Kristy Mooney if, A ri 'Q' 'fi. Nathan Pitts 6,5 1 5 Q Rachel Raines B Kyies Rhodes y 'A h B 4 Eric Smith 1' at 5, K, M- -1' Michelle Soper Q' 4 Brandon Stephens U B f A . Tasheba Veasley 5 X ' ,o.tA M4 J Chris White Amywooa Jeremy W0Od 4 L ,gall GR D ,, , is Q wa- 'ft f, , Y e . L, .4 I 'V M I fl THIRD 17? X Fire Marshals Mark Rolland Bevin Hunter ., we we rr Q his f A xg is . iq. i fl WR 'll UQ? l If ' l ' 7 s M 5 K rrrr .,rr 5 is 1 R TK ,R ty n I 45 iri- 4. , Y .A r ' I .. t ,. - V Q - A 1 Jr- 4 swirls 1 li L v . fx A 5 E lzl 1 X, wil I Rl ifiisx 9 , - '. if mi K I 9 -z' K 1 R R '. I fi .X I1 i 'iw f as l s K Er fist 3 if ' x A Class Favorites Kevin Holbrook Laura Nickles GRADE CHERRY VALLEY Q' 'xx - Y 933359 N999 li ,ll ChifisBrc1nsop' Carroll N or Aflsiy Gaaelmav 22 MichaelCl1ampion Marvelle Cooper Jarrrie Frazlerf V j Kevin 1 Cilidy HOUSQY 'R Ashley Hiqffmanf , 39540 HUFFTOV Shane Lowry ' R 3095595 MCDGWQ' Chris Mcllilaster rill Jennifer Masters M1Qhae'Mwpn:w lele f Laura Nickles i L Leslie NYQNQS. i Marklaoilana so T9lTUmY.Smffh e'.1e, W wow CHERRY VALLEY GRADE afsvlds Falal5e D Ben Ball S Alexis Beede Jim Bob Byrd Shane Carroll Chaun Craven in Wes Crawford i Stacey Daugherty Shannon Davis r Faialse Downing D Christy Easloy Angela Edwards Jenny Fitzgerald Amy Frank r Guy Hamrick Chris Harris Lisa Hively Rachel Hively Delano McDaniel Valerie Jones Michael Mays Allen Pennington Brad Phillips Corey Rooks Nichole Stanback Earl Stewart Lisa Stewart Jason Suthrlen Chris Wood GD ante Dglaflo M OWNUQ Class Favorites CHERRY VALLEY Barrett Hunter Jennifer Stephens 53 ,vt - .L ,Q I X 46 . if gf, - H Q if Q g -1. 5 ,X S lv 3 gif Q 1' A ' I , t K kg f sr r 1 I' ,fr 1 Fire Marshals 4 5 K XS ,.- 30? : ' ,et- ff. l , . 0 ' , 1 . ..., .. if Daniel Ragland Stephanie Cox SfBC6y AHd9l'SOl'l. Denise Batchelor 5 Thomas Blaylock Dayid Casalman Laria'Casalman Amy Clark StephanieCox Michael Davis Zachary Denevan Karen Douglas Allison Downing Jennifer Fanell Lance Hively D William Hollis Il Barrett Hunter Misty Milam Sherrie Parker Christy Peeler Daniel Ragland Cindy Flynone Brian Spencer Jennifer Stephens Melissa Wallace Patrick Wilson Michael Woodard Lisa Worley Heather Robinson SIXTH CHERRY VALLEY GRADE on the move Class Favorites Fire Marshals Estel Lace Pau Bubba Faulkner Carrie Patty Mays Paul Algee April Andrews Gena Andrews Russell Beede Carrie Clements Chris Coats William Faulkner Burk Forester Christy Hively Marcia Houser Kathy Jennings Steven Jennings Estel LEGS Jerem McCommon Y Tiffany McGarity Patty Mays Dawn Moore Gina Murphy Kelly Nickles Michael Pruitt Merle Holland Heather Sanders Gail Toney Tracie Wright ., , 1 ,, e B , 1. lr' , 'A 0laS5 VANNDALE WORK STUDY fi!-F1 QL Morelock arshals xx l f' 2 3 is l X xl I I I l I I I William Allgoodl Tim BUNISHB Darvis Davis Shelly Hutto 'V John McGarrity Dean Morelock Glenda Smith '- l wax Hickory Ridge Fire Marshals i Q' 1- fb lf? mf 5 me ot! new ,,,,, as - . f L .Up bf held- - e lv L-Fl: K - Michael McFadden, Eric Vaughtg 1st - Collin Reinhardt, Stacy King: 2nd - Marshal Winters, Summer Freeseg 3rd - Amy lm boden, Holbrook Mitchellg Back row Ryan Lamb, Cliff Thomas, Shannon Freese, 5thg Michael Betts, Ronda Cross, Captain Tammy Roark Sthg Jeana Freese, and Jeremy Earls 4th Derwayla Jones Brandon Searcy 126 Barry Ridge Burt Wilson JD I BERRY FUTRELL I If I Should Be The Next To Go 7 . I f , IN LOVING MEMORY or . M 1, ,J x K ., 1968-1986 If I should be the next to go l pray that it won't hurt you so lt breaks my heart to see you sad l want so much for you to be glad l know how lonesome we all are To have one so dear gone so far And yet it is within our reach That time will come and close the breach Arid we will know a perfect life And there will be no stress and strife. And we will all together be In our heavenly home for eternity. For God has us His promise given That we will meet again in heaven And in His Word l put my trust And know He will take care of us, And l know that there is someone there Safe and happy in His perfect care And waiting for the rest of us As each in turn will journey there. And if I should be the next to go Try not to feel too much woe For even though the loss is sad There is a reason to be glad And even though we might forget Something better awaits us yet And as each parting is hard to bear The greater reunion we will share. And if the next should not be me I know that there will sorrow be And I will just await my turn And with all my heart I will yearn For the fulfillment of God's perfect plan To all be together once again. -- Belvia Bourland This Memorial Was Sponsored By The Senior Class Of 1987 MMMML we aww, ww' JVAWPQQA Jiflwf d.AfQQg4 QiW.rI Www, 'lion 0553? 75?iZ3fTMM gwgfwsifimiae QJZZN Smut me Qukwm wing EMM 5nmwroQmet Mg 8 F, Wee ewes ww new uilmgfy CSKJLUQ Wuja-JQU am .. Wtgjadu 0 Uggk gene Z12,fWJaWMM'SW I 4, , I eu IV-aye WWW ftyaeibfaws V 0rLf01 kftof-MA X39 Sfbfljxkuirrvlue KNAW aa-f AAAM X fq OW-Jtauce www bomb been www 7 fb5mW'ETMih im 1Qi?'2lft KST? fates r e new 4 I . 4 tlwNwUIV M ' N L , 1 I . - --' cg' x 127 W s our yearbook year started out, I thought long and hard about a theme. After walking down our halls, I discovered that there were nineteen senior portraits hanging from the wall. Then it hit me. This year would be our school's twentieth anniversary. From there, I, with the help of the staff, read that the twentieth anniversary gift is PLATINUM. The wheels really began to turn, and we jointly concluded that the theme would be WE,VE FINALLY HIT PLATINUM. I hoped, as we decided on our theme, that this year would be packed full of exciting and memorable events because we were really ready to capture them. Next came the new and improved layout design. Cap- tivating the mind of the reader would be the goal of our layout. The staff and I worked hard on writing, changing, adding, and rearranging everything. The pages were finally ridded of unsightly white space. This yearbook is absolutely jam-packed full of the year's activities. I hope the added articles will be enjoyable and informative. They may not really be appreciated now, however, twenty years down the road, when our minds begin to degenerate, the helpful hint of a name or two will be appreciated. The staff and I have put much time and untold effort into this year- book, and we hope you think it is as great as we do. Speaking for the whole staff, we hope you enjoy reviewing this yearbook as much as we enjoyed putting it together. Words cannot express my sincerest appreciation to Mrs. Dorothy Cooper, who spent a trememdous amount of time checking over pages and looking for our mistakes. More than anything I appreciated her support, and her sense of humor, and I will always respect her. She backed us all the way just as she's done with other yearbook staffs over the past twenty years at C.C.H.S. I would also like to thank Mrs. Kay Wilson and Mrs. Joyce Woodham for carting us to sell adver- tisements. The office personnel should also be mentioned for I felt I was driving them crazy with my frequent visits. They all helped out in many ways. A big word of thanks should go to Mr. Robert Jenkins for doing a fantastic job of photography on the senior division page, the endsheets, and especially the cover. And to the worId's greatest year- book staff, I would like to say thanks for your ideas, support, and respect with which you helped me through the year. Last, but not least, I would like to thank my family for putting up with my frequent memory lapses at home due to yearbook deadlines. I am in high hopes that as you have reviewed this yearbook, you will always remember the many things that made our year PLATINUM. Johnie Hampton - Editor -151, ADVERTISEMENTS FLUNER Food Products 5230001218 'U' M lt mu Roberts Race IVIIII 4-N, Drvrsron Box 368 Werner AR JOE MILLS Manager of Commodity Buying Mann Offrce Rough Rice 684 7444 684 7412 Congratulations fI'0l'I1 GRANDPA'S BARGAIN BARN We wrsh you only happiness and success signed Hwy 1 North Vanndale AR C00 RS 60034 F000 W PIIY I I B rs ' D - f ' I l I M-I-m. 2 A ' I ,fa-'-raid! ,I I w iii' if in I' w. s. SHAW, D. D. s. NlW IWZwiQ0f scoTT PURYEAR, Qi M ffl D. D. s. vi ffl Wmpljme I I VII I' QM .J , Q I WYNNE, ARKANSAS 72396 ? TELEPHONE 238-3133 sly? VQTEPHEN, DEBBIE :QE if BEN,andBECCA3W P. O. BOX 1005 204 MISSISSIPPI STREET I ' rm, I I 'TAGU ll U 'I' C0 -mimi North Falls Blvd. WY 'lg'Ko::IZ'gf:g3Z2396 222 MlSSISg!,Pg xzNNE, ARK I Quality Printing - at its Best The Finest in Mexican See-ue for all your printing needs ara--A-x-A-wa--M--A-Q American Food I MITCHELIRS GRQFERY ggumgzxnr. mc. The Beef People SHELTER SHUTER INSURANCE - COMPANIES SHIELD ' or ELDRIDGE BRAWNER AGENT 318 MERRIMAN AVENUE WYNNE, ARKANSAS 72396 q5o1y 238-3655 BAKER L. P. GAS, I NC. Ain CONDITIONING SALES 8. SERVICE Residential RAYMOND HENRY Commercial 8I Industrial MANAGER I Office ,- 501-238-3257 I - 'tlpl I ,I P. O. Box 546 ' , wynne, AR 72396 Carrier ' 238-2752 Home - 501-238-4498 Westmoreland Heating 8I Air Conditioning Inc. P. 0. Box 54 Serving the Area 34 Years Vanndale, AR 72387 212 S. Front Wynne RUSHING'S DRIVE IN and suv - SELL - TRADE GOOD USED BILVS Amo SALES, CARS 8. TRUCKS - WE FINANCE PHI 501-5735205 HIGHWAY 1 NORTH BILL RUSHING HARRISBURG, AR 72432 OWNER Salad Bar Over 50 items QDIEILTSIE STEAK HOU se and Soup ' ' Dinner Special Every Night , Carry-Outs Banquet Rooms Available At No Charge Open open Sundays Seven Days A Week 10:30 AM-10:00 P.M. iFri-Sat Until 11:00l W Complimentsof W ZZ77ZZZ75'Zi'ZZZ75Z' --l HALSTEAD 1- INDUSTRIES INC. I ZZZ27Eb'ZZZ7ZZZ7!ZZ7 Compliments of Compliments of THE 322853 WORLEYS ' ' ii:t5'323'iiZi3' iogvggggfigvd- ul n Community Radio For East Arkansas I? 1400 am P. O. Box 789 WYNNE, ARK. 72396 501-238-8141 Wynne Lumber Company DUNCAN BUD Y Since 1942 Xa ALI GNMEN T Intersection of Highway 1 and 64 fB8I't16tt Road! Wynne, AR Phone 238-2247 238-3456 OWNER OWNER 1oo KENNEDY STREET NELTUN ,L 71 WYNNE, ARKANSAS 72396 DUNCAN DUNCAN I D 81 G Trucking Co., Inc. I Sarah Bruce I Dispatcher I DAVE ZANONE JEWELERS 516 East Merriman Wynne, Ark. 501 X 238-3664 J. R. Diebold OU! Of Sfafe 501-238-8573 1-800-643-0258 Wynne, Arkansas I l 1 I ..r.'.,, .3555 fifsszrzfszikx jxQXiQ'Lf1 . 1 ' ' ' n I P. o. Box 97 SOUTH FALLS BLVD. Farmelrs LnvsuraLnce Group R. L, 238,390 wvNNE, AR 72396 ' ' ance awson VANCE 238-9123 . OFF, 233-9155 RESIDENCE PHONES 1 I Comvlimenfs Wynne Feed Store MCNEIL AGENCY, INC. . . . F, 501.238.8107 - garden seeds and Insecticides P, lg BOX 1.066 312 Front sa. , , I W, . MURRAYCHEVROLET . cfljurseajopkg COMPANY Wynne, Arkansas Sales And Service Since 1926 238-8161 Ladies Fashions Ouida Brawner 207 Church Street WYNNE, ARKANSAS Phone 238-9525 555 N' F3115 103 McCain Boulevard WYUH9, Aff 72396 1-,'i7t5w 1gm1L,g':fgEqy,,w West Memphis, AR 72301 501-238-3219 Jllufrlr Xjuzfzislriags S Ugg, Qfo wa Basgsf 80,51 Rebecca Q. Collier, Owner 805 North Falls Boulevard HI Wynne, Arkansas 72396 yn New 501-238-4322 FULL SERVICE FLORIST Flowers Wired Anywhere B II ons - Gifts - Fruit Baskets - Plants - Weddings - Sympathy Flowers Peterson Glass Company HWY. 64 WEST P.O. BOX 568 WYNNE, ARKANSAS ROY PETERSON PH- 238-9271 THE BODY SHOP I BARBARA SHAW - Owner I 238-4533 I . O HotTub8.Tannrng Bed C--'-'- WE 'Mmm T' N Call for Classes Now I COCA-COLABOTTLING COMPANY OF NORTHEMT ARKANSB, INC. 2215 Eafst H4lghI.and UA,LuclP.0. Box 370 Jonubofw, Mlzan.4aA 7Z40l PHONE: l50ll 932-660l Ffumclulsu ur: Jonubofm, Aalzanaas Blythevilla, Alllsourlxeasr Miuowri Dgvmbufrg, Tennessee IIIIIDEIIS 8:30 2:00 4:00 ILESRS a5ao25ooa5oo7iO0 . FRI. 'uzaozmzoo ' 'f i l' I , I omg? Niki 0 ae 6 ' CLASSIC I NN. I . I owens 9 rm a ' C5112 CB Si' d Q9 'X' Radlomaek DEALER .1 I 238-9006 C7 I ns runs Blvd. - wynne, AR lx' I FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION LINDA DENEVAN woon - Owner I florist services Flowers len! worldwlde Fliligdx' ' Free Delivery to CCHS Gary's Electronics Gary Countz 669 N. Falls I K Wynne, Arkansas ' 501-238-7440 WYNNE APOTHECARY lHyv g dJ bc: u y y GENEBOECKMANNPD P.O. BOX 1123 WYNNE, AR 72396 Compliments of Addison Shoe WYNNE PROGRESS Company AND Manufactures American Made I Boots and Shoes Wynne, AR 72396 702 N- Falls Wynne, AR 238-2375 Compliments of DR. and MRS. JOE LITTLEJOHIII Kelv, ECON' CHAEIIIIIE BEAUTY SHOP Kan. and we LIMITED EDITION 238-8945 0-2 IMIIIIQIII W ju y 'ii' I I his E311 , , Cross County Flying Service SPRAYING SEEDING FERTILIZING Gerald Glenn Bus. 238-2480 P.O. Box 762 Res. 238-7566 Wynne, AR Parts I Plus A Y WYNNE AUTO 81 I TRACTOR PARTS, I INC. I Machine Shop - Hardware I GABE HUNTER I ' Manager I HOME: qson 238-3564 OFFICE: 1501, 238-3255 I 2709 NORTH FALLS BLVD., WYNNE, ARKANSAS 72396 GRAHAM ACE HARDWARE, INC. PAINT - SPORTING Goons - HOUSEWARES ' ELECTRICAL MDSE. - CUTLERY I - PLUMBING 81 WELL SUPPLIES T PHONE 238-2282 111 E. UNION .jvlaircufa Yffn mifeal 110 Front SI. - Wynne, AR 72396 501-238-5654 Llgxperienced prokaalonafjair .gyhng .x4l ibidcounl lgricean Operator and Owner ELIZABETH TAYLOR We Also Have a Wolf Tanning System Compliments Of Harmon and Jeanie Smith xg c-mari: 1 RICELAND HOUSE INTERNATIONAL Manufacturing INC. Company, Inc Compliments m of SHAVER, SHAVER WAL-MART 468 and SMITH Attorneys at Law Highway 1, North WYNNE, ARKANSAS Wynne, Afkansas 72396 Mgr. Sue Peeler P.O. B 592 72396 1 Cpl t of DRS. YUUNG C'f?:45?ff' e and ' JACOBS .... ... 7 ., ..... WEINER GRAIN IE DRYING cooPEnATlvE P. O. BOX 335 WEINER, ARKANSAS 72479 Cleveland Chemical Company of AI'kal'lSaS Agricultural Chemicals KAN mmm on P. O. Box 1075 WYNNE, ARKANSAS 72396 501-238-8505 RICEIAN DQ The total crop marketing service i 0 0' 1 nc- AUTO s. TRACTOR I P. o. sox 336 PARTS I Weiner, AR 72479 501684-2271 RT IBOX I C CHERRY VALLEY, ARK. 72324 501-588-4202 Hickory Ridge Service Center ' i H' k ' , A . 723 lc my Rldfimi-657-2933 5 E Compliments of W. D. STEWART, I r jazm 1 JR. D.D.S. I and I sERvCo INSURANCE AGENCY F I I 9? 501N nn? u sg: Id Wy hfakd 72396 M I g I 3' fa-:afar A-axwfwwnfffrffwwa A - - 1 1 1 1 J GLEN'S HAIR CENTER COMPLETE HAIR CARE FOR MEN 84 WOMEN 603 E. CANAL WYNNE, AR 72396 PERMS, STRAIGHTENING COLORING 81 TREATMENTS COMPLETE HAIRPIECE SALES 81 SERVICE GLEN HIRONS APPOINTMENTS HOME 233-3314 cAN BE MADE Bus. 238-7760 CHWS H'R0NS LESLIE H. COVINGTON Office Hours By Appointment D.D.S. Telephone 238-8435 615 Canal Avenue P.0. Box 516 Wynne, Arkansas 72396 MARY ANN NEWMAN - LOTTIE COURTNEY - CLARA MOERY U-'CORNER STORE' ' -I I Wynne, AR 72396 717 N. Falls Blvd. E 7 501-238-2737 JULIE NEWMAN f KELLYE RAMSEY - CARA KAY MOERY We now offer shlpolnq services by UPS , including overnioght delivery. ssl.-'I ff cv Compliments of Reginald Lees Department Store Childers Optometric Clinic Oakwood Shopping Center Kerry Childers, OD., P.A. Wynne, AR , P. O. Box 562, Julia St. LATESTEQSHIONS Wynne, Arkansas 72396 school wear! Telephone 238-9407 or 238-2020 14K Gold Jewelry Diamonds I.. . RICHARD L. PROCTOR, P.A. I 74, . RICHARD L.PROCTOR is and l JAMES R. MCCAULEY P.0. Box 41-38 Boa Nowun, Agent ' QOQQQQQSQQ' St' 1010 N. Falls Blvd. 72396 Wynne, Arkansas 72396 off. 238-3800 nes. 238-7684 I affix l JOY ZIRBEL J In n ing 3,24 .' I f . I?ZjfiII ?7'III'?III'5IIlI 7' 15017 579-2331 A 1 ' '- -?'f W 'R' Handmade Gifts 111 M 7- ryvffg A 7 WaIdenburg,Arkansas 72475 - ' In III fOne mile south and a half mile east of Waldenburgj - eef- hak BURGERS 6' ICE CREAM DAIRY SHACK DRIVE-INN ' Waldenburg, AR Phone 579-2214 Rt. 1 Box 12 Wynne Phone 238-4572 Quality Care Dental Center J. S. Abernathy, D.D.S. Harrisburg and Jonesboro BETTY'S STEAK an d Telephone: 578-5820 or CHICKEN 932-2644 Ph. 578-2855 708 Jackson Harrisburg, AR 72432 OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT TRANSITE AND PLASTIC PIPE DEEP WELL TURBINE PUMPS CART WELL COMPANY, INC. ' I I' L ' S WATER WELL CONTRACTORS WEINER, ARKANSAS 72479 CHARLES E. GIVENS BUS. 1501, 684-2261 PRESIDENT RES. 1501i 684-2444 HARRISBURG TIRE E I and E AUTO CENTER Martha Sue Cox X and I Manager 401 E. South St. g Harrisburg, AR N l I Ph. 578 5858 72432 Bridal Village 444, Southwest Drive Jonesboro, Arkansas TUX9410 5h0P 15012932-8689 The Jennings John, Linda, Casey, Teresa, and Steven 8. Brian, Nikki, and Brianna l 1 1 7 1 1 I ' PRISCILLA'S CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE ' I I .9fQ.9G 'b4 3 Unipoint Federal I I 'I' E W Savings Bank In BOOKSTOR Trumann - Harrisburg - Marked Tree I PAO, Box 486 Formerly Poinsett County Savings 81 Loan PRISCILLA Oakwood Shoppi g C ter Phone- Member FSLIC GUNTER Wynne, AR 72396 45013 238-WORD I I l . ... - - ..I ... - - Compliments I of I I,.-.-....- Harrisburg Implement Co. ' I IZ The Modern' News ADVERTISING - PRINTING - OFFICE SUPPLIES I 216 MAIN STREET HARRISBURG, ARKANSAS 72432 I Telephone 5 78-21 21 Compliments of LIL' FRANKS Wynne, AR I I Compliments of ROBERSON CAUDELIJS BO DY S H O P I G ROC E RY Hwy 64 W. 238-4227 Leroy, Agnes 8. Peggy I l East Arkansas Largest ' o W ,AR lx! . 25333751 l'SQ,2,2j SULLIVAN I ............. Commercial Printing and Office Supplies and Furniture VAN N DALE FOOD STAR I CENTER pnniingco. gimorpoforedg BARBARQQQSPAUL JR' I Harry F. Crawford, President P.0. Box 869 Wynne, AR 72396 I mu Illlllllllll llllll :I xx. I UH T MQ WI I FARMERS S UPPL YASSOCIA TI ON HARRISB URG AR WALDENBURG 72432 724 75 578 2468 579 2203 Nl AMERICAN GREETINGS ROUTE 2, BOX 131 HARRISBURG, ARKANSAS 72432 5011578-2486 A I -If T, ,,, ' 1---:::: -' . 'lil' I i gx-X Q! , ff' f'Z,f- -. ' 4,1 . .Q gl-, :'- , . , ' f' UM -4 .A fl I In In gl Tl-ga it AI 9 ,I-ig zlf q . V, ,QA I I' ,A I j..X'f f' 341 5' 1, V. fv' ' '-'X k R 2 111 N pf! if 7 1' A E- AWSUPPL! A5399 VT: .. .,5 - . I . - - ' Af ini-il1x1a.1nm'rnuvx.xn:.nnmunn-1-lax: i 1 CULLUM SEEDS, INC. Gait-317 Q Sherman D. Cullum, President 55110, Box 264 Fisher, Arkansas 72429 Res. i501J 697-2659 O BUS. f501J 328-7222, 328-7264 Bt 697-2110 Rice, Beans, and Wheat- We also do custom cleaning. Fam: Bureau Marvin Hagaman, Manager INS URANCE Van Bakeft Agent Professionals In: Patsy Roberts, Agent Agriculrural V6 RUM' Linda Griffin, Secretary lfwfffafice Meds Brenda Duncan, Secretary Student Council Dfficers STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Jonme Hampton Keith Locktey Mark Frank Shellye Jones Chfisfy W0 eY President vice-President Treasurer Secretary Repoffef comyimenb? I NM I0 ' Wt jf?A Wynne YV? Wm af Bankfry was WWX Tw Cbcaiionsr W ' 6 - 'E BrmC?ftr5nli2l?Og.7t2A1oo?,?6qggJ?J5rt9ngkCffLr1ger 239 flime ,'1Afecq22Ef:, onndiicfgyerwfmre 23827901 9'1em5ar 'FDI Congratulations! Get ready. ' Your future is about to begin. ' Q 52 -9 -' .cg:.g?14 fsff' 1 Q x J xxx.:-' IA' ' 'sh ' E- ig? ' , i 'L ' ' ' 4 L ' - .ff QI Llrfjura J , 1 ,- I ' 1 'affftez ' ' .. i 9 '1' A L - 5- . 1 ,Q I 5 1 In lvl... ...Ang A - . E , -V o. I 3 A ' 1 ' I ' We ' 5 . A ' if ' ' - ' U. ravi' f :IL v . . 2-f BANK DF CI-IEFRFZY VALLEY The Friendly Bank. Since l907. Member FDIC iimlxlmllllrlgl' A ilflil i l l fl ,Hd A - A WYNNE FEDERAL SA VINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 128 WYNNE, ARKANSAS 72396 Manager Kenny Moore Glass 81 Morris Sales and Service 238-8580 - After Hours Call - George Glass 697-2957 Roland Morris 588-4266 compliments of Wynne Mobile Homes 81 Car Sales HORTON DRUG Nixon CLARK'S ' STURE 200 lVIain Harrisburg, AR I 578-5446 Highway1 North Wynne, AR 238-2220 ' CD A E 5 3 V-1-1 Q. af Compliments to the Seniors! 1 ' fc - , CALDWELL PHARMACY, A Located in Wynne Medical Clinic 15011 238-8531 7 7 7 F B 2 P.0. Box 5 - 18 S. alls Ivd - Wynne,AZ 7 396 . RANDAL CALDWELL, P.D. - 238-2314 RALPH HARP, P.D. - 238-9488 MAX CALDWELL, P.D. - 238-4344 STADLER AUTO HAPPY DAYS PARTS and FASHIONS O N 125 E. williams ,jf , Wynne, AR 72396 W Cherry Valley' AR We Can Help YOU With ' it Q ,,,l, L v:?X All Your Wedding Needs H ' A-f , f t I -W Children's and Formals for Ladies Fashions Rent or Sale Hwy. 1 South . 588-4600 - Full Service I Three Convenient Locations ' g gi l '1 l M S J! Q, ,I W 1,. ,. NORTH BRANCH FDIG MAIN BRANCH F, V 'SLBANK Hun IHA :ul III um IIN III' N1 um IIIII Illll-lllll lllll llllluillll ilu! lllll mllll lnlll IIIHI IIIIIM HICKORY RIDGE BRANCH it '- A ----':-- ' - ' 5 QSUQQEE? BANK Mem ber FDIC Case Power and Equipment We have a large selection of new and used tractors. 0 , . l , - , r 1 1 ' ' '- 1f? '3r6'+ 'Z 5' I 4 22: f.aZ3':if iff??f .f'f77.'fp'i.- ? , . '1 3 ' f- F' , ' . i ' 1 ' f ' V W 4 L- '1 ' Q f 2 4 1 I K ' - . . ., w jfaw 'Q ' ,tm in I ' - f'N V 1 X M'-' U 5135: A ,A ' A . 3 ,mb jf-LA :tl V , 9. -s 1 A so lffixii--5 .-fr aM.,w.:i2'V ' W ,, - ' W K ' ' A, , 4 X Highway 64 West, Wynne, AR 233-3527 compliments of the BANK OF HARRISBURG Member FDIC PS6 yNSUD4kf h Q Mn-.mum 'Q w :I 5 5 Fo: Ench j 0 Dfpoulu , 1, or fungi' C pl ments of BEAR KAT GROCERY, V HICKORY RIDGE, ARKANSAS We Love You T-Birds Dennis, Kathy, Matt, Amber, Natalie STEVENSON , I Farmers Mill 81 Seed Company 'gnu A A Division of D8rD Seed Sales, Inc. P. O. Box 40 - Waldenburg, Arkansas 72475 Wholesale 81 Retail - Registered 81 Certified Seed Phone: Custom Seed Cleaning Services 501-579-2286 COMPLIMENTS OF CHERRY VALLEY IGA MANAGER: DALE BROOKS A A PHONE: 588-3350 L ... .. - cnoss couurv nnunsnisspg ,A P' f 4 it 1 Wynne Cherry Valley Rt. 1, Box 11A P.O. Box 179 Ph. 238-8501 Ph. 588-3379 , M--1-Lx 4, WM- -fi Hickory Ridge 1 mile behind P.O. Box 217 Holloman Ph. 697-2288 We're here to serve you! Manager: J. L. CAMPBELL BRANUIVI TV AND APPLIANCE SALES 81 SERVICE Route 2, Box 29A - Phone 578-9250 Harrisburg, AR JOHNIE, JACK - LIZ We Support The T-Birds I CARWELL ELEVATOR CO. HUGHES CHERRY VALLEY HARRISBURG 339-2311 588-3381 578-2493 TYRONZA CARAWAY SEDGWICK 487 2341 482 3323 886 3092 A smile is a curve that straightens a lot of things out Congratulations Seniors Kenneth Ridge Family Scott and Barry Ph 238 9433 HESS FLOWERS 8i GIFTS 104 Mississippi Street Wynne, Arkansas 72396 IIA! dd Ig B thd y LEON 3 LOUISE HESS O III L d D D g We Love You Granpa Presents Sunday With Granpa Every Sunday Morning at 7245 - 8300 A.IVI. on KWYN - 1400 ANI Thanks For Listening FLYNT Office Equipment and Supply, Inc. 109 Merriman Wynne, Arkansas Ph. - Wynne - 238-3321 Ph - Jonesboro - 935-0140 Cgpiers ' IZyp6WI'IIZ6I'S CITY AUTO 81 FARM SUPPLY Hwy 49 North HICKORY RIDGE, AR. 72347 PHONE 697-3582 GASKINS GENERAL STORE Hwy1 Vanndale Owners, DENNIS at PAM Phone 238-5556 GASKINS fit' JQ66. - 'hw-..-.. X, 65' Compliments -.H X ,W EF' I f ofthe ,I rl., , . fx. he PHIPPS ' f' Carl 8tShelia ,Q Baseball Player Kelly 420 Basketball Player Carla H33 Harrisburg Food THE we' Giant IDEO MART ' Fresh meat and produce available f Sams? and Rama' of Vrdeo Tapes and Records 7 am 'O 10 Pm so 281 E MARTIN '-Iarrrsburg Arkansas 7 days a week full servrce 238 133 WYNNE AR 72396 Marked Tree Arkansas Norsworthy 81 Wofford, Inc P O Box 336 Werner AR 72479 501 684 2271 Hrckory Rrdge Servrce Center Hrckory Rrdge Ar 72374 501 697 2910 Bank of Werner Werner 81 Frsher A Strong Bank Servrng Strong Communrtres Member of FDIC Since 1909 1 M i , '7 1 1 - 1 I . . . I I , VX: , l l x iz-Sinai I ' A . I I A Av .. . . ' 4' 1' , I , f R' f .V f xx X 9' ,' P- - - 1 , r f VM . ... ' 5 ef, 7 - r . 'I ff.. DEH? Ill RICELAND INTERNATIONAL P O Box 407 Welner Arkansas 72479 W.F.S. 409 E. Union - y 238-9264 Sherry McDaniel TRI Qougxqy SUPPLY B BCUICH an F8 fIQ8I'8tIOI'l YNNE FLOWER SHOP . supplies W nne, AR 72396 B'IIy P I Kevun Wuis Asst. Manag M Q 218T y Wy AR 238-5513 P Lewis Peeler Agent 407 E. Union 'T I vvy ne An 72396 Pho :23e-7416 I - Hes: 588-4710 H,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, NATIONWIDE ure Aura INSURANCE in , n , L FIG R 0 l 9 Nationwide is on your Side Compliments of the FISH NET HOGUE FARM SUPPLY ARGO DRUG P 0 Box 305 Weiner AR 72479 AI!Iix3S'6Y 45019 684 2223 BILL BE'I'l'YA o For All Your Farming Needs 8' RG Compliments THE HALKS Norman Sue Bruce Christopher Brandon Candice Brett Compliments W WUWS Oi 'cfm Compliments of CAPS 'ID CARD HENINGTON STUDIO Otis 9-Quote 'Wwe and But W0lfG ctw TX 75495 .go FF Bird-S I Photographers Phillip Mike Plnky8r Randy of ' of Compliments of the Compliments of the RAGAN S J WOODHAMS Billy, Charlene, Eugene We Support the Lady T-Birds! I SLh09Jgnt?3Jf'e'lg3g2f L - - Laura 411 H Brenda H20 l S I Compliments of the VAUGHTS Sam, Donna, Kelley, and Eric GCD KELLEY if 2,1 Y Compliments of the STOKES Dennis, Debbie, Shannon and Laura We Support T-Birds! Compliments of the L Wl LSO N S John, Connie, John Kyle 8. Kayla llll,ll,l, Compliments of Mike, Myra, Brandon 8i Hannah HESS 6 We V E Those T-Bird S! Compliments of the GREENS Roger, Cheryl, and Christy Go CHRISTY H232 Compliments of the MUNGERS ,F.D., Tereasa, Jeannie, L Wendy, Carl Jr., and Leslie Ann qeewwimf 6 AA-Vwdham-J 'T' Compliments of the WILSONS Doug, Kay, Lisa Stephanie, and Mark 'WJMQM' TAYLOR SEED FARMS Taylor Seeds Ta'lored to your needs Rt 1 B H k ryR'dg AR 72347 Harrisburg Food S 54A-,Sw -- Grant ' Fresh meat and produce available e are equipped f Drying Cleanin A I 243 I e9 eed C6 0 Sans Whea rtlchokes , - H a BI nd- I I -Bl fi!! R U YQ in 1 as 7amto10p F F- . 4 H b g Ak 7d y kf u ice Q-H +q M k dT Ak w or g dT t g f Il 5 4S yo F S d Remember o Support ur Advertzsersf They Support U S! BABY PICTURES Gi? I , 'XE 1 f 1 1 1. ' i f . -' 15 ' 1 f,h, , . 'Wm 4 if .bm I iv wi ,W W . , , - , 3 -1, ,V ., ' 'W r f . 'JJ ms., +' 7 ' I 1 1 Q , fs 4. :I f ' rust att, 3 A 7 fb fl V 'S N 1 1A 9 1 a 'YS i 1' Q 3 ' 1 0 ya '61 4 K 1 mqkn 4 , 10 11 'K w z is 13 14 Can you guess who M Pj , 4 , . A , 2 I 2 15 all these babies are now? Well you'lI find another page Go ahead. guess! A ,,,. 17 v M mb 1,l l , ,,.,. 'K ,- , JN o ,,, 20 H llel M- -f he 22 l- 24 Seniors... to be continued. 5 ,, 4 4' l' LQ. W 18 lg , . 21 9 s 'R Ji? 29 F 'V' f 5 'D f I e gif, uf. S 'Q as Q' r-qv Nw' n Q ' L I 36 On we go vm' 00' wwe ' xo o x Smne' -59 9,1 U U 434110 Q 42 The End sei DEC ML CONQQACCILACIONS ., 1 Gary Schoonover 2 Paul Haye 3 Charlotte Woodard 4 Sandra Davrs 5 Marty Allen 6 Dlana Wrlllams 7 Brenda Smlth 8 Karen Smlth 9 Doug Pufahl 10 Larry Lee 11 Lrsa Crumley 12 Jeff Pitts 13 Gary Poochle Walker 14 Terrls Matthews 15 Kelly McKnight 16 Kelth Rusty Ward W gynymx Answers to Baby Prctures 17 Dayanne Matthews 18 Phlllrp Mitchell 19 Bart Greene 20 Keeth Lockley 21 Brock Meele 22 Larry Clark 23 Twlla Wrllls 24 Matt Forester 25 Shonta Futrell 26 Penny Drggs 27 Darlene Smith 28 Tammy Fitzgerald 29 Lynn Meredrth 30 Jeff Smlth 31 Jett Burton 32 Dena Johnson 33 Todd McCollum 34 Patty Stevenson 35 Johme Hampton 36 Bnan Lace 37 Bully Monk Ste 38 Donna Seagle 39 Joyce Cook 40 Kelvrn Anderson 41 Jeana Proctor 42 Jimmy Johnson 43 Gary Sanders 44 Llnda Gunter 45 Brlan Grbson 46 Vrckl Emerson 47 Mark Frank 48 Anthony Ellrot xt x ,., phens CONGRATULATIONS DENA and the CLASS 0F 7 We Love You' Mom, Dad and Darrm K 4f'K Qx - .AL - sly' I - N, S ... V . W I wx w-...,,,' gif, lswsy: JV, - 0 -F' fl xg ill 12- I I l . s . ' ' ' , S . I I C r 1 ' 44 77 . I6 ' I! . . l . . I ' as rr 1 , ' I . , ,, 5 198 Q' N .- I A kv f , S Congratulatrons DOUG We love you lots guy Love Mom Dad Dondl Scott Laura and Jessica Congratulations JEFF l m so proud of you All my love Mom We are very proud of you BART you have always done the best that you could we know that you wrll always contlnue to do sol I OV8 lVlother and Dad l we ,. 9 7 5 ,xox vt, in X, W , n 1 n l I L , Sal and the class of LSI- 7 Congratulatlons and Best Washes was BRIAN ,QQ WE LOVE YOU' Mom St Dad Judy 81 Steve Hoot 8 Teena Jeanne 81 David Congratulations JIMMY Love Barbara and Monroe Congratulations if av PHILLIP N9 , 3 E 505 and the class of Q7 l987' I Mom Dad and Pam Congratulations TODD MGCOLLUM Francis Margle Angle Summarell Famlly 19191999 l 198 M 1 V t A' x :ar C f rf-h r.rr ' Agri -' 4 .qtg . 0 Q , wwf ' C wif 4131.94 r 0 M ary 1','f!,:,fsi I I W . 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