Foreman High School - Gator Yearbook (Foreman, AR)

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tudent 01111 il First Row: Curtis Graham - President, Gene Ellis - Vice President, Ann Dunn - Secretary, Treassia Wright - Treasurer, Evelyn Key - Reporter. Second Row: Representatives - lay Newman, Donald Stuart, Sharon I-Iadaway, Lynette Ballard, Terri Casteel, Mike Webber. Third Row: Velma Fields, Pat Turner, Sherry Coffman, Shelly Knighten, Timmy Jamison, Sheri Broomfield, Mike Smith. Fourth Row: I.aVern Fowler, Bruce Walker, Mary l-looks, Sponsor - Scotty Smith. Mm-Mm-Good Terri helps prepare for the assembly that never was Important business at hand . The 1976-77 Student Council busied itself with activities such as elections and polls - something new for the students. These activities brought to the surface a whole new side of F.H.S. , a more intellectual side . Other more enjoyable activities included the steak dinner for the S.C. members and the plan- ning of the Valentine assembly that never materialized. The failure could have been brought about by the fact that the S.C. just didn't have their hearts in it. Ann assists in Who's Who vote counting. I8 Sponsored by CRAFT COTTAGE Foreman. Arkansas

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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

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L A DAY Treassia tells of her many talents. March 22 was just another day at F.H.S. Some students crawled to class while others pushed pen- cils down the halls with their noses. Some teach- ers called their students with cries of Pig Sooie! . Some looked odd in their high-water pants and wrong-side-out clothes. No, this was What am I bid for Mr. Wattlington? Jay can even sell the blind: name is Shelly. that is z S : VXY , h,hlnnlhshh i .i Bonita doesn't know why anyone would want to buy her. . . This is the stillest Wayne has been 7 not Just any day - it was the FBLA s Slave Day. an year. . MA , . l' 'W iiil se.. it rrsn M' . . t I bg L, X ' gk .,:. . . W .i,. 'f -in li. xx - 2 I ,-5 . K 'Hx Q1 -n P X if-1' if . ,. I ,ft . S if her Martine says, Look, Randy, no hands! That's the way, Mr. Frazier, call them hogs. I9