Foreman High School - Gator Yearbook (Foreman, AR)

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tudent Coun il S.C.: Pres. - Carol Murphy Cnot shownj, Vice-Pres. - Kay Murphy, Pianist - Rosemary Hawkins, Songleader - Laura Enscore and Diane Jackson, Sec.!Treas. - Linda Wright, Rep. - Nichole Johnson, Tammie Salem, Joe Nolan, Mike Hudgeons, Mattlene Brown, Mike Smith, Deborah Rolfe, Annette Roberts, Bobby Belanger, Marla LaVoice, Brenda Hardwick, Jay Ray Kent, and Alana Bishop. f I ,mf . . . , , L.aQuita Norwood represents her class in S . C . J r. Hi h Librarians John Salem, Miss Hamilton Qspon.j, and Barry Belanger I6 416 mffaaw 1 l X W ,,,. M., ,,,, ,. ,, 3 5 The Jr. High S . C. , sponsored by Mrs. Oglesby, has taken a leading role in the improvement of Junior activities this year. They contributed to this year's Christmas season by buying dec- orations as well as contributing money to the Jr. High football homecoming . well

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ACIIV Tit IO OUI between On for the for semester lives . mobblng the notes way to the tests curricular time to Classes K

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if 1 mir iilkw ,. .. tl - un s -'F Bri. 'njoys his hobo juice. -.7 3 , S 1 il? Jv. -X 4 A R 3 3 5 5 , 1 1 . fa! fl 113 Q , , JE X F They come in all sizes! 0-nr' E 'fn '3 th' Au 'S 1 B my J r. Hi h Hobo Day The grubby attire of these little creatures is not their usual dress. The rolled up blue jeans, over-sized over- alls, and ragged shirts and caps were the fea- tures on junior high Hobo Day. Students were not thought odd for dressing this wayg instead, they were hauled off to jail for NOT dressing hobo- ish. Lisa Brown, Cheryl Weed, and Margaret Taaffe were chosen as the raggediest, tackiest dressers. 1 we 'fss t. aww.. gig '-,g..,r1 .f , .... Q, tw Q I ' F 'J ff. i 'f 't X . '3 iff f wjwigfrf-f.-ga Z A , ' - 'Asst-'y Lisa Brown - Head Hobo Mr. Rice, Sherri Fagan, and high school interloper, Jay Newman, get towed away to jail. Tacky Taaffe 17