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

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PIRIT . 'N an 'P af' -H 1. ,. -tqyl - 'Fi ' ggi' 'Wa -if L SHI The Senior High Cheerleaders Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. show their spirit in the Football Travis, and Mrs. Warrington are Homecoming Parade. struck with spirit in a pep ralley. 6 5 Li E .- - -'L 5 LJ I a..L. P Vi if Vt' LeAnn Coleman and Todd Willis 'LUtley's Jocks show their spirit in are Mr. and Miss Basketball Spirit the Homecoming Parade. for Junior High. Yes, even elementary students can have spirit. Spirit Page 27

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LET YCUR Spirit! What is spirit? Webster's Dictionary de- fines it as: 1. A force within a man held to endow his body with life, energy, and power. 2. An emotion, frame of mind, or inclination gov- erning one's actions. Hoyt Allen defines spirit as an overwhelming force of abun- dant energy that makes you do crazy things. Melody Fason stated that, Spirit is an enthusiasm for your team or school. A way of showing your pride. Not just anyone can have spirit. There are a few char- acterisitcs that are required. To have spirit you need a bubbly, enthusiastic person- alityf, stated Shari Wyatt. Chris Hulsey said, To have spirit you need a big mouth, but above all, you have to have faith in your team and you've got to be involved in the activities? This years Most Spirit- edi' Seniors were Hoyt Allen and Shari Wyatt and Jun- iors were Chris Hulsey and Melody Fason. They were asked How does it feel to be elected the Most Spirited' of their class? Melody a cheerleader, said that it makes her feel good to know that her spirit is appreciated and not taken for granted. Shari, also a cheerleader, stated that it is nice to know that people recognize that you have spirit. Chris, a bas- ketball player, said that be- ing 'Most Spirited' means that people think that when he is at a game or pep ralley 26 Senior High hn if .. , ... A .4 he cheers his team on, yet still has good sportsman- ship. Hoyt, also a basketball player, replies that it feels good to know that people re- alize that he has spirit and enjoys the activities. You don't have to be a cheerleader, basketball player, or football player to have spirit. Everyone who believes in and supports their team has spirit. You do need to have pride in what you do. If you have pride, your spirit will shine. Cop-x' and Design by Dannie Lay Q.. H. Is Danny Beyer filled with 'KCobra,' spirit? Cobra football fans show their spir- it at all football games.

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Committed to Excellence It was once said, Administration not only has to be good, but has to be felt to be good by the majority of the people affected. The individ- uals pictured on this page make many decisions which have daily im- pact on the students and patrons of Fountain Lake Schools. Those deci- sions are always made with the hope of enhancing the prospects of suc- cess for each student enrolled. All of these people agree that the face of public education has drasti- cally changed in the past few years. Student expectations are higher, teacher and staff accountability is greater, parent involvement has grown, and Federal and State Regu- lations have increased. It is general- ly felt that all these factors should provide a more productive educa- tional system. Our board members and administrators approach their duties and responsibilities with the committment that Fountain Lake Schools will continue to grow, im- prove, and better serve the students and patrons of the district. Larry Beckham, Junior and Charles Clark, Elementary Betty Marie, Elementary Senior High Principal Principal Assistant Principal Robbie Hancock, Irvin Bass, Superintendant Marsha Merwine, School Transportation Coordinator Board President School board members: Mac Oweng Doug Riceg J. R. Fason, secretaryg Terry James, Vice-President. 28 Administration