Dierks High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Dierks, AR)

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We Kvyna . -an . , ,G-W W . ' if U of . The band started marching early in the summer for the Pine Tree Festival Parade. After the Festival, they began getting ready for football season. There were lines painted on the streets in front of the school, 10 yards apart to practice marching when they couldn 't use the football field. Marching wasn 't the only thing practiced, they also practiced their music. The band livened up pep rallies with fast- paced, new, popular songs that all the kids liked. Af- ter football season, marching was still on their minds. They marched in the Nashville Christmas Pa- rade. Concert season began after football was over. A Christmas Concert was given in December, and the band members practiced after school to get ready. When that event was over, all the practicing began for the next concert held in the spring. Be- tween concerts, there were All Region try-outs. lon Dowdy, Kevin Whaley, and Christy Parker made the All Region band. loey Bailey got out his music for i the next song. Band officers: Susan Harris - Li- brarian, Stacey Bearden - Histori- an, Kevin Powell - Vice-Presi- dent, Christopher Warren - Sev- enth Grade Representative, Am- ber Sharp - Librarian, Philip White - Treasurer, Missy Morris - Librar- ian, lon Do wdy - President, Chris- ty Parker - Secretary, Kevin Wha- ley - Reporter 104 Organizations

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To be chosen as a member of National Honor Society is one of the highest honors at D.H.S. A student has to have a 3.00 grade average to be nominated. Then wg, M 2' -,,,5. H sie' : '2Q1l, the teachers vote on the nominees 1 ' S W on the basis ofleadership, charac- i i ' i ter, scholarship and service. After T AVV. S the members were chosen, an ini- :E tiation process began. The senior ' members chose three days during which the nominees had to m f' dance, sing, carry on treasure V1 'i2 2 E a k hunts, dress up in ridiculous cos- a tumes, and ha ve egg rolling races. National Honor Society is a ser- Q V vice organization. As one project im e .-.- J' this year, they provided food and 3 55 5' ' refreshments for the coaches and M referees at the Christmas tourna- ment. Mrs. Moore is the adviser for the Honor Society. These babes were inducted into the National Honor Society. Linda Moore - Adviser, David lohnson - Reporter, Karen Frachiseur - Treasurer, Susan Turner - Secre- tary, Shane Moore - Vice President, lon Dowdy - President, Karla White, Andy Norwood, Dale Harris, Paula Kesterson, Sheila Lott, Laura Holloway, Laura Brooks, Becky lohnson, Betsy Stokes, Casey Cham- bers, Greg Seale, Mary Pinkerton. Organizations 103

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Band Members: Stephen Massey, Dustin Icenhower, Kevin Powell, Stephanie White, Shawn Gibson, Christopher Warren, Matt Kester- Tyjuanah Parsons, LeeAnn Walker, Stacey Bearden, Richard Leach, son, Brian King, Kevin Whaley, jamie Bobo, Christy Parker, Tammie Phillip White, Clark Manasco, loey Bailey, LaRae Shaw, Shana Friend, Steve Parker, Ben Gilbert, Maiorette - Susan Harris, Drum Brown, Leslie Stokes, Missy Morris, Amber Sharp, Misti Porter, Major - lon Dowdy, Band Director - Bill Kolb. 1 Susan Harris - Majorette, lon Dowdy - Drum Major Bill Kolb - Band piredo, Organizations 105