Fountain Lake High School - Cobra Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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Class Officers Class Favorites Seniors David Whiley, Craig Rhodes, Tommy Tillery, Larry Helton, Ron Brazell. Missy Blake, Chris Elmore, Melaine Masino, James Taylor. Juniors Ron James, Bruce Westerman, Charles Moline, Laura Garner. Earnest Taylor, Jon Bryant, Alicia Knowlen, Laurie Nobles. Sophomores Ronny Nobles, Garrick Hogue, Shannon Hunnicutt, Shelly Brett Graves, Beth Needham, David Beyer, Susie Hickman. Shaw, Beth Needham.

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Kenneth Vaughn has gone ape! Are you relaxing Wayn Ledbetter? Jack Vaughn, the real Shakespeare! 'Comfortable Trina?” What are you doing Beth Needham? “1 didn’t do it,' Nelson. says Tracy Michele Hooper, Jenny Capps, and Kathy Robertson, where are your husbands?

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dUKCSillfk |||l-2 Most Likely To Be Remembered It all began in September of 1980, when the shy boy from Russellville blessed the halls of Ft. Lake with his presence. He was a rather cute young boy, and with his charming smile and great personality, he won the hearts of many. It didn’t take long to break away from his shyness though. Before you knew it he was in on everything from football to becoming the leader of his highly creative clubs, One of the best known of his clubs was the BOATS”. This seemed to symbolize you were someone noticed by him. Each member of this long-to-be-remem-bered club was given a name that most suited him. Some examples of these names were: MO BOAT (Charles Moline), TOW BOAT (Tony Bailey), and the leader of it all ROW BOAT. Another suprising thing that happened with this young man was the introduction of his friend TYRONE . “TYRONE” was his split personality. Most people really seemed to get a kick out of him. Mark Stiles said “That would be one friend he would never forget”. Now comes “THE BEE BROTHERS”. There are TEE (Tony Bailey), GEE (Billy Gilmore), and that once shy boy from Russellville, Ron Brazell. SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO BE REMEMBERED “RONNIE BEE