Hamburg High School - Lion Yearbook (Hamburg, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1983 volume:

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Miss Imie shows concern and takes a special interest in her students as well as the community. She is an active member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Looking Back At 983 A Day Of Fun Before After Fun? Is a pie in the face FUN? Is being dunked in a tank full of water FUN? Is having a bubble stick all over your face FUN? Well, yes. it is fun if it's on Fun Day. Fun Day is the day when anything can happen. Fun Day is the chance to get even with a certain teacher by dunking him. or her. in the dunking booth. If a teacher is really brave, you might even get a chance to hit him with a pie. if you are brave too. that is. Fun Day is also a day when everyone can show his talent. On what other day could you win a prize for chewing gum and blowing the biggest bubble and chewing tobacco and spitting the furtherest? And when else can you test your strength in that most strenuous of sports arm wrestling? Would you want to tie your leg to someone else's leg and manuever down the gym floor on any day but fun day. Would students willingly get egg smashed all over their faces and get into a tote sack and hop around at any other time of the year. And when else can you pit your strength against those people on the other end of a rope. Fun Day It's crazy, exciting, different, joyous, and yes. it’s fun. And it brings everybody in our school closer together. And that's the most fun of all. 5 6 A Glance At . . . 8 Look At Us 10 IMI Homecoming Jr. Homecoming-This year the theme was Hits of 82” Angie Streeter was chosen as queen and her court was Richclle Carle. Kerry Johnson. Cristy Craig. Brittney Powell. Renee Carle, and Candie Carpenter. Angie was escorted and crowned by Shawn Higginbotham and Chris Ware. Sr. Homecoming-The theme for the senior high homecoming was Once Upon A Time. Shellye White was chosen as queen and her court was Sonja Forrest. Sharon Jenkins, Shenita Tucker. Shelia Nel- son. lleana Harris, and Rachelle Foote. Shellye was escorted and crowned by her father. 12 1982 13 14 16 YEAR ata glance GRADUATES V y FFA Sweethearts This year’s Senior FFA Sweetheart is Shelia Nelson. Shelia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nelson. Shelia is very active at HHS. She is a member of the flag team and also she is a Lion Queen Candidate. Shelia Nelson Richalle Carle The Freshman FFA Sweetheart is Richalle Carle. Richalle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carle. Richalle is presi- dent of the National Jr. Honor Society and she is also a junior cheerleader. 18 FHA Beau The title of FHA Beau this year goes to David Spivey. David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Spivey. David is a member of the National Honor Society and the Chess Club. He is also a Sr. football player. FHA Beau - David Spivey You've Come A Long Way Baby! 20 Harvey Eugene Allison Janice Marie Barnett Blankenship Jerry Reignicr Barnes Teresa Kaye Burch Richard Turner Carraway Robert Allen Carter Rodney Lynn Chapman Georgia Ann Collins Jackie Lynn Croswell Steve Crouch Teresa Carolyn Cunningham Armandie Denise Elliott Ronny Wayne Dye Rodney M. Farmer 21 Darrell Dimaggio Griggs Corey Barker Harriman Sonja Ann Forrest Michael Lane Gilliam Bruce Allen Grubb Ueana Harris Patricia Franklin Rachelle Foote Travis Travers Haynes Sonny Hicks Joe Hennington John David Higginbotham Penny Hartley Howie Nancy Susan Hedgecock Sandra Denise Ingram Sharon Dynell Jenkins Carl Ragan Hunter Andy Johnson Mazie Johnson David Brian Jones Steven Ray Kelley Sissy Kilcrease Kenneth Ray Lovett William Chris Marks Randall Keith Maxwell Phillip LaDell Mays Myers Lee Nimmer Greg Outlaw Timothy Doyle Pennington Scottie Marulcc Pippen Gregory A. Taylor Ira LaJuan Tucker Myron O'Neal Tucker Mary Ann Turner Deborah Dian Vail Ginger Ellen Waldrup Joyce LaJune Tucker Pamela Denise Walter Billy Towe Shenita Rena . Uk- m a Lee Troy Ware Paula Renee Webb Melissa Kathleen Wells Barry Abner White Steven Douglas White Kimberly RaCheale Ware Terry Starr Watson Laura Kathleen Wells Ray Wesson Shellye LeAnn White 28 r • 1 0- : HU Ricky Lynn Winchester Paula Rena Wisecarver % Ife1! «5f4 C‘ -vV Tr°y Jav James Ed Wisecarver Woods Pearlene Renae Woods 12th Grade Class Officers Pres. I. Harris V. Pres. S. White Sec. P. Wisecarver Treas. S. Tucker Reporter D. Vail S. C. Rep. G. Taylor T. Watson R. Farmer S. Jenkins (Not Pictured) 29 1983 Lion Queen 30 Three girls were chosen as candidates for 1983 Lion Queen. The three girls chosen were lleana Harris, Shelia Nelson, and Shellye White. Each student voted for the girl of his choice when he purchased a yearbook. The 1983 Lion Queen is MISS SHELLYE WHITE. Shellye is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles White. She is very active at HHS. She is a member of the National Honor Society, was a member of the flag team last year, and was also the 1983 Homecoming Queen. She enjoys skiing and mak- ing new friends. Shellye plans to attend cosmetolo- gy school. She attends Gardner Baptist Church. Shellye White Lion Queen Finalists Ileana Harris Ileana is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harris. She has been a cheerleader for five years and is captain this year. She was a member of the 1983 Homecoming Court. Ileana also serves as secretary of the Student Council and is a member of FBLA, Chess Club, and she is president of the senior class. She plans to go to college and major in coun- seling. She attends the First Baptist Church. Shelia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nelson. She is on the flag team and also was on the 1983 Homecom- ing Court. Shelia is a member of the FBLA. She plans to attend college and major in education. Shelia attends the First Baptist Church. Shelia Nelson 31 Ricky Pennington This year Mr. Miss HHS were elected by the entire student body. The senior class nominated thr?e boys and three girls for Mr. Miss HHS. The nominees were Ricky Pennington. David Spivey, and Steven White for Mr. HHS. The nominees were Ileana Harris. Shelia Nelson, and Shellye White for Miss HHS. The ninth through the twelfth grades voted and elected Ricky Pennington and Shellye White as Mr. Miss HHS. Ricky is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Pennington. Shellye is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles White. Mr. And Miss HHS Shellye White YEAR at a glance UNDER GRADUATES -------------- Juniors Patricia Aiken Randy Allison Karen Arrington Londale Bankston Anita Bierbaum Boyd Bierbaum Alan Brcshears James Caine Terry Callins Robert Carpenter Jeff Carr Glen Cason Shelia Cason Greg Clampit JoAnn Collins Kevin Craig Stacy Cunningham Jeff Cypert James Dawson Andy Dixon John Dumas Janice Elton Lisa Farmer William Ferguson Stephanie Fischer Dayna Gates Gary Griffith Harold Hall Kim Harrison Phil Harville ■ Clifford Hawkins Chad Higginbotham Curtis Hill Richard Hollowell Denise Howard Wanda Howard Lori Howie Joyce Jackson Kerri Johnson Carl Johnston Freda Jones Jackie Kelley Angela Kincaid Dana K. Knight Dana Y. Knight Zana Knight Robert Leigh Susan Lloyd Rodney Lowe James Luff Tim Mansfield Paulette Martin Ronnie Martin Alan Maxwell Tina Miller Leandell Miller Roger Miller Dee Dee Morgan Mark Morris General Moseby Johnny Oliver Amy Person Stephanie Pugh James Ricks Mike Riley President— Jackie Kelley Vice-President — Chad Higginbotham Secretary — Patricia Aiken Treasurer — Connie Tomerlin Reporter —Rita Tomerlin Student Council Representatives: Tina Miller Roger Miller Alan Breshcars Carl Johnston James Roberts Troy Savage Chris Scott Paula Scritchfield Farrar Shell Missy Smith Micki Stanley Rita Strain Dwayne Tanksley Jay Taylor Connie Tomerlin Rita Tomerlin Lamar Vestal Ben Wallace Janie Washington Chuck White Bobby Willis Debra Woods Louise Woods Jr. Meeks Chev-Olds, Inc. 37 3« Sophomores Eric Adams Stacey Adams lba Aiken Sharon Arnold Cheryl Ashcraft Nita Austin Betty Barfield Denetrice Barnes Wayne Bellot Steven Bennett Kim Bierbaum Billy Bozeman Stacey Bradley Becky Bradshcr Keith Breshears Ginny Burchell Jim Burgess Anthony Camel Gary Carpenter Robert Carpenter Bobby Clark Tamra Clinton Janet Cone Anthony Cook Michael Croswell Todd Daley David Dennis Kevin Donaldson Glen Elliott Alisa Eubanks Kendrah Ferguson Jeff Foote Robert Franklin Sharon Gilliam Deen Griffith Colvito Griggs Sandra Grubb Richard Hatchett Gwendolyn Hawkins David Hensley Dana Hill Herbie Hipp Jones Funeral Home Bobby D. And Freddie Martin Willie Holt Lenora Howard Horace Ingram Scottie Jackson Carolyn Jenkins Rosa Jenkins Sharon Jenkins Chris Johnson Shiree Johnson Stella Johnson Bccki Johnston Charlotte Jones Loretta Jordan Darlene Kelley James Kelley Tony King Christy Kitchens Denesia Knight David Livingston Gwin Martin John Martin Kim Martin Chris Martin Missy McCrory Chris McGilton Debra McKee Beth Miller Johnny Moore Mike Norrell Pamela Parker Jeff Pennington Bentley Powell Cynthia Pugh Jim Rankin Arron Rice Lonell Richardson David Ricks Paul Ricks Gloria Riley Joe Roberts Robert Rush Roy Savage Amber Scott Sherry Spurlock Billy Stafford Vicky Stewart David Strickland Rodney Strickland 39 Kim Taylor Reggie Taylor Sharon Taylor Kim Tucker ShaJunia Tucker Brian Wallace Sammy Wallace Ralph Walter Chris Washington Shane Welch Jim Wells Paulette Wells Dewel Williamson Randy Williamson Todd Wisecarver President — Chris McGilton Vice-President —Jeff Foote Secretary — Kim Taylor Treasurer — Missy McCrory Reporter —Beth Miller Student Council Representatives: Alisa Eubanks Kim Martin Melanie Sivils Robert A. Carpenter W.E. Tucker Oil Co., Inc. Freshmen David Allison Elizabeth Barnett Jamie Barnett James Barrett Janet Blankenship Kirk Bradshaw Alvin Brewer Richalle Carle Jay Carpenter Denise Cecil Charlotte Chapman Jerry Clarke Billy Cockrell Mike Collins Phillip Collins Rita Cone Allen Cope Eric Coulter Jamie Coulter Phillip Craig Heath Cunningham Denise Davis Monica Davis Martha Dilworth Hal Ferguson William Foote Daphne Foster Lara Gilbert Terry Gilliam Randy Grice Misty Gulledge Delores Guy Johnny Guy Mickey Hale Ernest Hampton Robin Harder Lorrie Harrison Mike Hartley Stephanie Henderson Chris Herring Sharon Hickman Kenneth Hicks Foote’s Super Drug John W. Spivey Shawn Higginbotham Debbie Holland DcAnna Jeffers Jennifer Jenkins David C. Johnson David L. Johnson Kerry Johnson Tammy Johnson Michael Keathley Melinda Kelley Terry Kelley David Kilcrease Jeanna Knight Richard Knight Missy Lea Robin Leigh Glenn Lovett Karen Lowe Harris Martin Joyce Martin Myrtle Martin Tina Martin Coleman Matthews Melinda Mays Keith McDonald Kenneth McQuay Madonna McQuay Anthony Miller Jeff Miller Paula Miller Jimmy Morris Gregory Moseby Tabitha Mosley Bryant Nelson Steven Paskel Deanna Patrick Chris Pennington Steven Pennington Jim Pollock Doug Pruitt Robert Scates Gloria Sellers Tambra Sivils Angie Streeter Wanda Summerland Darren Swan Rosa Tamburo Shelby Taylor 43 Steve Taylor Gary Thomas Sherry Tippie George Tolefree Billie Vail Chris Vail Lawanna Wallace Lee Wallace Angie Walters Larry Ward Chris Ware Kim Warren Prentice Washington Richard Weatherly Sonya West Paul Willis Ginny Wray Freddy Wright President — Jennifer Jenkins- not pictured Vice President — William Foote Secretary — Kim Warren Treasurer-Jamie Barnett Reporter — Madonna McQuay Student Council Representatives: Kirk Bradshaw Richalle Carle Randy Grice Joyce Martin 44 YEAR at a glance MEMORIES V_____________ Annual Staff We the Publications Class of 1983 hope that you will enjoy the Lion 83 as much as we enjoyed working on it. We hope that this yearbook will be something you will always treasure. Co-Editors — Todd Scott and Jackie Croswell Class Editors — Melissa Wells, Sonja Forrest, and Connie Tomerlin Sports Editors — lleana Harris, Kevin Johnson, and Terry Callins Activities Editors — Denise Elliott and Chad Higginbotham Faculty and Advertising Editors — Patty Aiken and Rod Duckworth Photographers — Todd Scott, Rod Duckworth, and Robert A. Carpenter Advisor — Mrs. Ruth White 4b Ashley County Ledger 47 Student Council President Todd Scott Carpenter's Clothing And Radios I Harrison fs Barbara’s 48 The Student Council began the year with many activities and have played a big role in the life at HHS. It all started in July when three officers attended camp at Ouachita Baptist University. They came back fired up and ready to work with the theme Good Friends Stay Together”: this has a symbol of three G’sgrab a friend, get involved, and grow together. The Council began by holding a faculty luncheon the day before school started. Each teacher was given a survival kit and a sign identifying his room. For the first day of classes, a sign was put up behind the school welcoming all students to HHS. During September, the officers greeted the new members of the Council with a pizza party. New members were inducted, and a courtyard was built behind the school. In October members of the Council learned Roberts Rules of Order so their council meetings would run smoothly. The highlight of the fall was when the school board okayed the Homecoming dance. This was the first dance in a long time for the students of HHS. In November, the group held spirit week when the team played McGehee. Monday was Red Neck day. Tuesday was New Wave day and 50's day, Wednes- day was Tacky day, Thursday was Sunday Best day, and Friday was Cars day and Purple and White day. With December came The Greatest Show On Earth , which displayed the talent at Hamburg High. Also they held a Beat Texas day where students dressed in Razorback Red. At the beginning of the new semester, plans were made for Teachers’ Appre- ciation Week in January. Each student had a secret teacher” for whom he did special jobs. In February they held the second dance of HHS for Valentine’s Day, and showed a film with popular music from Camfel Production which is designed to unite the students at HHS. March brought Fun Day and the election of the new officers. This has been a great year for the Student Council, and they hope HHS will always remember their theme: Grab a friend, Get involved, and Grow together. Parl-Paula Wisecarver Lynda's 49 Coin And Stamp This year’s Coin and Stamp Club consists of twenty members. The members learn about all the different types of stamps while having fun. Pres. G. Collins. Vice Pres. J. Washington, Sec. P. Walter, Treas. P. Pippen. Pari. S. Ingram. S.C. Rep. J. Tucker Chase Bag Company I Portland Drug 50 National Honor Society Pres-M. Hartley, V. PresR. Farmer, Sec-S. Forrest, Tres-P. Aiken, Rep-D. Elliott, S.C. Rep-G. Waldrup Don Hartley-County Judge I Charles “Bull” Wells 51 12th grade- Friendliest- Ileana Harris, Rod Duckworth 12th grade- Cutest-Shellye White, Steve White 12th grade- Athletic-Joyce Tucker, Ira Tucker 11th grade- Friendliest- Dayne Gates, Carl Johnston 11th grade- Cutest-Jackie Kelley, Mark Morris 11th grade- Athletic-Karen Arrington, Mark Morris 9th grade- Athletic- Richalle Carle Kenneth McQuay 10th grade- Athletic- Kendrah Ferguson, Jim Wells 10th grade- Friendliest-Alisa Eubanks. Robert Carpenter 10th grade- Cutest-Missy McCrory, Chris McGilton 9th grade- Friendliest- Janet Blankenship, Kirk Bradshaw 9th grade- Cutest-Angie Streeter. Mike Hartley 53 Future Farmers 11th grade members 10th grade members 9th grade members .ANTLEY’S FEED AND SEED SHELL FARMS, INC. Officers and 12th grade members Sec-Jay Taylor, S.C. Rep-Bruce Grubb, V. Pres-Robert Carter. Pres-Bill Carpenter. Tres-Kevin Craig. Rep- Alex Stahley, Sentinel-David Jacks, Jr. Adv-Gerald Taylor Bayou Grain And Chemical Corp. Honor ARMANDIE DENISE ELLIOTT is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Jerry Elliott. After graduation Denise plans to get married and continue working. Her favorite subjects at HHS are psychology, annual staff, and 4th period English class. Her favorite hobbies are playing the pi- ano. being with her friends, and FBLA. Denise will remember most about HHS the good times she had with her friends, in class and out of class, and graduation. SONJA ANN FORREST is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Charles Summerland. After graduation So- nja plans to attend Louisiana Tech University and major in computer science and business. Her favorite subjects at HHS are Intensive Of- fice Lab and advanced math. Her favorite hobbies are cheering, wa- ter skiing, and being active in the various clubs at HHS. Sonja will remember most about HHS the homecoming dance, FBLA, and the Student Council. JACKIE LYNN CROSWELL is the daughter c Mr. Mrs. Lynn Croswell. After graduation JacV ie plans to attend college. She is undecided as t where she will attend. Her favorite subjects z HHS are accounting, psychology, and annual staf Her favorite hobbies are listening to music, talkin to her friends, reading, and making new friend? Jackie will remember most about HHS the goo times she had with her friends. RODNEY MITCHUM FARMER is the son of N Mrs. A. D. Farmer. After graduation Rodnt plans to attend the University of Arkansas at Fa etteville. He is undecided as to what he will maj in. His favorite subjects at HHS are governme and math. His favorite hobbies are water skiin swimming, being vice president of the Honor So ety, a Student Council Representative, and vit president of the FBLA. Rodney will rememb most about HHS graduation and the Stude Council. 56 MARK EDWARD HARTLEY is the son of Mr. Graduates NANCY SUSAN HEDGECOCK is the daughter of Dr. Mrs. T. S. Hedgecock. After graduation Nancy plans to attend Texas A M College and major in bio- medical engineering. Her favorite sub- jects at HHS are math, physics, and 4th period English class. Her favorite hobbies are dancing, being on the flag team, lis- tening to music, swimming, and being on the tennis team. Nancy will remember most about HHS graduation, attending the 1982 Arkansas Governor’s School, the football games, being Miss Ashley County, and the good times with her friends. Mrs. Kenneth Hartley. After graduation Mark plans to attend Louisiana Tech University and ma- jor in petroleum engineering. His favorite subjects at HHS are all his math and science classes. His favorite hobbies are playing football, basketball, and baseball. Mark will remember most about HHS the Honor Society’s trip to the World’s Fair and Mrs. Phillips’ class. DAVID WELSH SPIVEY is the son of Mr. Mrs. John W. Spivey. After graduation David plans to attend Hen- drix College at Conway, AR. His favorite subjects at HHS are accounting and math. His favorite hobbies are playing the guitar, playing golf and tennis, and hunting. David will remember most about HHS his senior year and the good times he had during it. SANDRA KAY RICHARDSON is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Luther Richardson. After graduation Sandra plans to attend UAM and major in elemen- tary education. She also plans to get married. Her favorite subjects are math and science. Her favor- ite hobbies are ceramics, reading, and being with her friends. Sandra will remember most about HHS the nice teachers and the fun she had with her friends. 57 Future Homemakers Rita Tomerlin served as Fed. XV 1st V. President this year. Connie Tomerlin is our state historian. Our sponsor is Mrs. Harrod. Pres-C. Tomerlin, 1st V. Pres-P. Aiken, 2nd V. Pres-R. Tomerlin, 3rd V. Pres-S. Lloyd. Sec- D. Knight, Tres-B. Miller, Rep-M. McCrory, Song Leader-J. Elton, Fed. XV Sec-A. Scott, S.C. Rep-D. McKee (Not Pictured). 58 Decorator Gallery 1 Sears Student Librarians The student librarians are enrolled in a course in library science in which they acquire knowledge of library skills. These skills help them to serve the stu- dents and teachers. Pres-Laura Wells, V. Pres-Janie Washington, Sec-Tres-Joyce Martin, Historian-Misty Gul- ledge, Rep-Beth Miller (not piet.), S.C. Rep-Amber Scott Pope And Zimmerman Most Likely To Succeed-Sonja Forrest, David Spivey Most Likely To Be Remembered- Shellye White, Ricky Pennington This year the Who’s Who Election was held differently. Each grade voted for a boy and girl from their own grade. Most Likely To Succeed and Most Likely To Be Remembered were voted on by the 9th thru the 12th grade. As can be seen, the election was a great success this year. 12th grade- Class Favorite- Ileana Harris, Jeff Blankenship 12th grade- Class Clown- Shelia Nelson, Joe Hennington 60 11th grade- Class Favorite- Jackie Kelley, Mark Morris 10th grade- Class Favorite- Alisa Eubanks, Jeff Foote 9th grade-Class Favorite- Richalle Carle, Mike Hartley 11th grade- Class Clown- Kerri Johnson, Jeff Carr 10th grade- Class Clown- Kirn Bierbaum, Jeff Foote 9th grade-Class Clown-Janet Blankenship, William Foote Future Business Leaders Farmer’s Bank I H R Block The Future Business Lead- ers of America is a nation- al organization for all stu- dents who participate in business programs in school and who are inter- ested in business and in- dustry, or in business teaching. Pres-Sonja Forrest, V. Pres-Rodney Farmer, Sec-Rep-Tracy Priest. Treas-Rachelle Foote, S.C. Rep- Mark Hartley, Parl-David Spivey 62 Chess Club Aikansas •ttaivifufa 63 King-Bill Carpenter, Rook-David Spivey, Queen-Laura Wells, Bishop-Lee Wallace. Knight-David Ricks Very Important People 1. Jr. All Region Band Members. 2. Four States Honor Band. 3. Placed in State Fair talent show. 4. Yearbook high salesperson. 5. Delegate to Hugh O'Brian Leadership Seminar. 6. 1st nine weeks Good Citizens. 7. FBLA high candy salesperson. 8. DAR Good Citizen. 9. $50.00 winner in S.C. ornament sale. 10. 2nd nine weeks Good Citizens. 11. Miss Ashley County and an Arkansas Gover- nor’s School’s participant. 12. Placed In State Fair talent show. 13. Girls State and Boys State Delegates. 14. Sr. All Region Band Members. Sr. Marching Band 65 Hamburg Clinic LTD 66 Flags And Rifles Rachelle Foote. Nancy Hedgecock-Capt, Jackie Kelley-Co-Capt. Becky Bradsher. Shelia Nelson, Farrar Shell, Kim Harrison Zana Knight-Captain Jo Ann Collins Annette's Junkets Carpenter's Home Supply 67 Back Row-Coach Tiner. Coach McMurray. D. Livingston, R. Pennington, B. Rabb, M. Hartley, S. Pippen, L. Nimmer, C. Johnson, S. White, J. Wells, C. Johnston. A. Stahley. M. Morris, M. Riley, D. Spivey. C. Higginbotham. M. Tucker. Coach Smith; Front Row-L. T. Ware, C. White, J. Rankin, R. Carter, B. Stafford, G. Griffith, K. Breshears, T. Daley, C. Howie, S. Welch, T. Wisecarver, B. Wallace. D. Strickland, K. Donaldson. A. Breshears, R. Miller f 8 United Methodist Church Gardner Baptist Church «EAR at a glance L SCHOOL LIFE Sr. Homecoming r The theme this year for Sr Homecoming was “Once Upon A Time.” The court consisted of Sonja Forrest, escorted by K. Johnson and T. Selby; Sharon Jenkins, escorted by R. Carter and S. White; Shenita Tucker, escorted by C. Holt and I. Tucker; Shellye White, escorted by B. Rabb and S. Hicks; Shelia Nelson, escorted by C. Marks; Ileana Harris, escorted by M. Tucker and M. Hartley; and Rachelle Foote, escorted by D. Spivey. The Sr. Lions played the Dumas Bobcats and won. The score was 22-6. For entertainment Janet Blankenship and Missy McCrory, state talent winners, did a tap dance to “Boogie-Woogie Bugle Boy From Company B”, and Ginger Waldrup sang two songs. Todd Scott was the MC for Homecoming. The winners of the floats were: 1st place-seventh grade, 2nd place-twelfth grade, and 3rd place-ninth grade. Shellye’s mascots were Josh Rankin and Meredith Murphy. 70 Sr. Cheerleaders Ileana Harris Capt GeorgiaAnn Collins Shenita Tucker Sonja Forrest Lisa Farmer Farmer’s Florist Jones Flower Shop Rosa Jenkins Missy McCrory Alisa Eubanks Sharon Taylor 72 Robert Carter-Sr. Looking At Lions Cedric Holt-Sr. Mark Hartlcy-Sr. Sonny Hicks-Sr. HAMBURG 21-MONTICELLO O The Hamburg Lions began their 1982-83 football season with a con- vincing 21-0 victory over the Monti- cello Billies at Campbell Field. The first score came after a Monticello fumble early in the first quarter. Bri- an Rabb made the touch-down from six yards out. The next touchdown came in the second quarter, when Ted Selby returned a Billie punt 65 yards. The Lion defense scored the last touchdown when corner-back Ted Selby intercepted a Billie pass, and ran 26 yards, for the touchdown. All PAT's were completed by Steve White. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSE-Cedrlc Holt DEFENSE-Ted Selby HAMBURG 13-WARREN 0 The Lions remained unbeaten and uns- cored on after their second game. The first score of the game came midway the third quarter when Mark Morris blocked a punt into the end zone. Steve White recovered the loose ball for the touch- down. White's PAT was good. The sec- ond came when Cedric Holt broke loose for a 46 yard run down the sidelines for Hamburg's final touchdown of the even- ing. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSE-Cedric Holt DEFENSE-Sonny Hicks Kevin Johnson-Sr. Phillip Mays-Sr. Brian Rabb-Sr. Ted Selby-Sr. Farm Bureau I All Pro Sporting Goods David Spivey-Sr. Ira Tucker-Sr. Myron Tucker-Sr. Steven White-Sr. HAMBURG 9-CROSSETT 27 The Hamburg Lions were handed their first loss of the season by arch rival Cros- sett. The Lions took an early lead in the first quarter. Steven White kicked two field goals of 34 and 30 yards. But penal- ties helped the Eagles score a touch- down in the second quarter. Crossctt dominated the second half by scoring two touchdowns in the third quarter and another in the fourth quarter. Hamburg’s last score came when White made his third field goal of the game from the 15 yard line late in the fourth quarter. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSE-Steven White DEFENSE-Ricky Pennington HAMBURG 2-DERMOTT 3 The Lions suffered their second loss of the season against the Dermott Rams. The first score of the game came in the second quarter when the Rams kicked a field goal from the 9 yard line. Hamburg was unable to score until late in the fourth quarter when the Rams took an intentional safety which left the score at 3-2. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSE-David Spivey DEFENSE-Mark Morris Londale Bankston-Jr. Alan Breshears-Jr. Gary Griffith-Jr. Clifford Hawkins-Jr. Catfish Inn Chad Higginbotham-Jr. Carl Johnston-Jr. Roger Miller-Jr. Mark Morris-Jr. HAMBURG 35 - DEWITT 7 The Lions got back on the win- ning track by defeating the DeWitt Dragons 35-7. The Lions scored early in the first quarter when Mark Morris picked up a DeWitt fumble and ran 40 yards for the touchdown. Cedric Holt made the next three touchdovyns for Hamburg on runs from 35. 30. and 28 yards out. Holt had 180 yards rushing for the night. DeWitt scored their only touch- down early in the third quarter. The Lions final score came when quarterback Brian Rabb threw a touchdown pass to Ira-Tucker from the nine yard lirte. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSE-Cedric Holt DEFENSE-Steve White HAMBURG 7-STAR CITY 6 The Lions got their fourth victory by winning a close game at Star City. Hamburg scored the first touchdown with four minutes left in the second quarter. Quarter- back Brian Rabb threw a 27 yard pass to split end Mark Hartley. Steve White completed the extra point. But Star City threatened with nine minutes left in the game. They scored the touch- down but the PAT was unsuc- cessful. The final score was 7-6. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSE-Mark Hartley DEFENSE-Londalc Bankston Mike Riley-Jr. Keith Breshears-Soph Mike Croswcll-Soph. Todd Dailey-Soph. Jeff Footc-Soph. Curt Howie-Soph. Chris Johnson Soph. Jim Rankin-Soph. HAMBURG 7 EUDORA 12 The Lions suffered their second con- ference loss against the Eudora Bad- gers. The Badgers scored first with three minutes left in the first quarter. The Lions only score came early in the third quarter when quarterback Brian Rabb completed a pass to Steve White, who was open in the cndzone. White's extra point was good. Eudora resumed play, and due to penalities the Badgers scored on a 70 yard drive. Thus leaving the score 12-7. Badgers. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSE-Brian Rabb DEFENSE-Mark Morris Billy Stafford-Soph. David Strickland-Soph. Brian Wallace-Soph. Big Tee HAMBURG 22 • DUMAS 6 The Hamburg Lions won their 1982 Homecoming game with a 22-6 victory over the Dumas Bobcats. The first score of the game came in the first quarter when quarterback Brian Rabb ran the ball In from the one yard line. The PAT was unsuccessful. The second score came with eight minutes left in the half, when, on a fake reverse, slotback Ted Selby passed to Steve White, who received at the three and ran the ball into the endzone for the touchdown. The PAT was again unsuccessful. The next score came when kicker Steve White kicked a 20 yard field goal to give the Lions a 15-0 half-time lead. The next score came in the third quarter when quarterback Brian Rabb capped the drive with a one yard plunge. White's PAT was good. The Bobcats only score in the game came late in the fourth quarter. The PAT was unsuccessful, leaving the score at 22-6 Lions. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSE-Mark Morris DEFENSE-Ira Tucker Sammy Wallace-Soph. Ralph Waiter-Soph. Shane Welch-Soph. Todd Wisecarver-Soph. HAMBURG 19 LAKE VILLAGE 6 The Lions, scored first when tail- back Cedric Holt ran the ball in from the one yard line. Due to a fumble on the six yard line the Beavers scored their only touch- down. From this point on, it was all Lions. Because of penalties they didn't score again until mid- way into the third quarter when quarterback Brian Rabb complet- ed a 14 yard pass to Mark Hart- ley for a touchdown. White’s PAT was good. The final score came early in the fourth quarter when Cedric Holt again scored. White’s PAT was unsuccessful, thus leaving the score 19-6 HAM- BURG. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSE-David Spivey DEFENSE-Carl Johnston McGEHEE 14 - HAMBURG 12 The Lions closed their season with a disappointing loss to the McGehee Owls. The Lions out- played McGehce but they were beat by two particular plays. Hamburg took the early lead with 1:40 left in the first quarter. Bri- an Rabb carried the ball in for a touchdown. But Steve White missed the extra point after a penalty and the Lions led 6-0. With 45 seconds left in the first half. McGehee completed a 50 yard touchdown pass. At half the Owls led 7-6. Hamburg started what looked like a scoring drive early in the third quarter. But with the ball on the 30 yard line, a McGehce de- fender picked up a Lion fumble and ran 70 yards for the touch- down. McGehee led 14-6. But following the kick-off the Lions drove to the 11 yard line where Cedric Holt, who had 164 yards for the night, scored the touch- down. But the Lions failed the two extra points and their hopes of making the state playoffs were dashed. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 1982-83 SR. LIONS Jim Wells-Soph. Alan Maxwell-Jr. Billy Bozeman-mgr. Mike Martin-mgr. 78 Row 1: C. Holt, L. Ware, P. Mays. I. Tucker, M. Tucker. R. Pennington, S. Hicks, C. Marks. B. Rabb, S. White. J. Hennington, D. Spivey. M. Hartley. T. Selby. K. Johnson. R Carter. Row 2: L. Bankston. C. Hawkins, F. Watt. A. Breshears. C. Higginbotham. G. Griffith, C. Johnston. R. Miller. M. Riley, C. White, A. Maxwell. L. Vestal. M. Morris. Row 3: C. Johnson. R. Walter. T. Dailey. S. Welch. J. Foote, B. Stafford. S. Wallace, T. Wisecarver. C. Howie. B. Powell. J. Wells, L. Richardson-mgr. Row 4: Mgr. B. Bozeman, Mgr. B. White. M. Croswell. B. Wallace. K. Breashers. J. Rankin. D. Strickland. H. Hipp, mgr. M. Martin, mgr. J. Woods. Row 5: Coaches: C. Franklin-trainer, K. Pennington. D. Wayne. W. Smith. J. McMurray. G. Tiner Coaches: K. Pennington, W. Smith, J. McMurray, D. Wayne. G. Tiner Charles Brooks Co. ■n ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------■--------------------------------------------- COACH’S COMMENTS Our 1982 season can be divided into three phases. The first phase was one of frustration due to excessive injuries that hampered us through our first four ball- games. The second phase was filled with disappoint- ment and adversity. The third was that of satisfaction. There is an old saying, The cream will always come to the top, and it certainly did this year. The 1982 Ham- burg Lions finished the year with a winning season and playing good football. For those that endured, I am very grateful and hope they have gained something positive from having participated in our football program. Ced breaks loose The Lion Running Express Cedric Holt (top) Mark Morris (bottom) 80 Steve makes a Shirttail tackle “Hamburg Sack Exchange Morris Drops the bomb LonDale cuts ’em down Selby boots it No hope for Cope Kicker Steve White made 14 out of 18 extra points. Two were unsuccessful and 2 were blocked. He made 5 out of 8 field goals. Two were unsuccessful. 1 was blocked. On Nov. 18, the All-Conference Team was an- nounced. They were Cedric Holt, Sonny Hicks. Ira Tucker, and Mark Morris. Honorable-men- tion All-Conference players were LonDale Bankston, Mark Hartley, Brian Rabb, Ted Selby. David Spivey, and Steve White. David Spivey received the Steve Jones Award for out- standing student athlete in the conference. This award is based on academics. These players have the following season statis- tics: Players Tackles Assists Mark Morris 68 32 Sonny Hicks 53 31 Steve White 38 17 Ira Tucker 31 18 Ted Selby 30 3 LonDale Brankston 29 16 Mark Morris recovered 5 fumbles. Steve White recovered 2 fumbles. Sonny Hicks. Ira Tucker, and Ted Selby recovered 1. Ted Selby had 4 Interceptions. LonDale Bankston had 3. Steve White and Sonny pass. Player Cedric Holt Mark Morris Brian Rabb Ted Selby LonDale Bankston both had 1 intercepted Carries Yards 217 1193 73 379 37 12 26 87 3 1 Senior Boys Basketball Standing-Coach Donald Wayne, Ralph Walter. Gerald Taylor. Jeff Pennington. Steve White. Ronnie Martin, Curtis Hill. Scottie Pippcn, Calvin Graham. Bruce Grubb. Ira Tucker, Jim Wells. Terry Callins. Chris Washington. Mark Hartley. Coach Michael Ireland. Kneeling-mgr. Richard Hatchett. Ted Selby, Ben Wallace. Scottie Jackson, David Dennis. John Howard. Cris Johnson, mgr. Darrell Griggs. Coaches Michael Ireland and Donald Wayne Coach’s Comments So far this season has been a good one. Coach Ireland and I feel that we are a better club than we expected to be at this time. We have had some players come through for us earlier than expected; therefore, we have won more games than I thought we could at this time. If each player continues to get better by working hard and getting himself mentally ready for every game, we could win our conference this year and possibly go far into State. This ball club has more balance on the team than any team I have coached since I have been in Hamburg. This could be another exciting year for the Hamburg Lions. These comments were written by Coach Wayne in late January. The Lions finished their regular season unbeaten in con- ference play. They won the District 8-AA Tournament in DeWitt by defeating Eudora, DeWitt, and Drew Central. They advanced to the semi-finals of State Regional in Fordyce as of this printing. Ronnie Martin, Steve White, and Scotty Pippen were jdffH A Uictri''t T--- Team. Georgia Pacific Bruce Grubb-Sr. Mark Hartley-Sr. Scottic Pippen-Sr. Ted Selby-Sr. Ira Tuckcr-Sr. Steven White-Sr. Terry Callins-Jr. Curtis Hill-Jr. R. Thompson, ____ Incorporated David Dennis-Soph. _ Calvin Graham-Soph. John Howard-Soph. Scottie Jackson-Soph. Chris Johnson-Soph. Jeff Pennington-Soph. Ralph Waiter-Soph. Jim Wells-Soph. Graham in the UAM Tourney. White against Monticello. Tucker goes up on Warren. Pippen shooting a freethrow Tucker skies over Monticello The heart of the team-Managers Richard Hachett and Darrell Griggs. Slim shoots the hoop. n------------------ Looking At Roundball Ira Tucker was named to the UAM All-Tournament Team. Here he takes a shot against Glendale in the tourney. Selby drives in for the layup. White takes a layup. Senior Girls Basketball Standing-Coach Robert Stone. Joyce Jackson, Tamara Clinton. Kim Martin, Sandra Grubb. Karen Arrington. Kim Bierbaum, Dana Hill. Kim Tucker, mgr. Paulette Wells. Kneeling-Gwen Hawkins, Kim Taylor, Kendrah Ferguson. Farrar Shell Coach's Comment This season has been a learning experience for our senior girls. The squad is made up entirely of sophomores and juniors. The lessons that have been learned this year will mean a lot over the next two years. 1 have been very pleased with all the girls’ efforts and am looking forward to the next two years. Hamburg High School should be proud of this group of young ladies. These comments were made by Coach Stone in late January. Kim Tucker was selected to the All District Tournament Team. Coach Robert Stone GPS Gin Company Kim Martin-Soph. Kim Taylor-Soph. Kim Tucker-Soph. Tamara Clinton-Soph, Kendrah Ferguson-Soph. Sandra Grubb-Soph. Gwin Hawkins-Soph. Dana Hill-Soph. Paulette Wells-mgr. Karen Arrington-Jr. Kim Bierbaum-Soph. Joyce Jackson-Jr. 87 Ladies Of The Eighties Kendrah takes a layup. Tucker pulls down a'bound. Martin brings the ball down court. Arrington, from the top of the key. Bobo sinks a free throw. Dana maneuvers underneath. Tuck stings from the outside. Martin deals on Monticello. The Hamburg Tennis team has a busy schedule in 1983. They will travel to the South Arkansas University Invitational in Magnolia and the Henderson State Invi- tational in Arkadelphia. They will also play in the district tournament in Magno- lia. The tennis team is coached by Don- ald Rosen. Kneeling-Ray Yarbrough. David Spivey. Farrar Shell. Rosa Jenkins, Jay Carpenter. Standing-Kirn Ware. Darren Cason. Becky Bradsher. Nancy Hedgecock. Kirk Bradshaw. Todd Scott. Rod Duckworth Todd Scott Racquets Rosa Jenkins At Kirk Bradshaw Glance First Baptist Church 1982 Track Allen Brown and Nate Miller on the starting line for the two mile run. Members of the Senior Girls 440 relay team. (Yvette Starling, Shenita Tucker. Joyce Tucker. Karen Arrington) Karen Arrington and Joyce Tucker congratulate one another after long jump. The 1982 8AA District Track Meet was held at McGehee. Hamburg Track teams accom- plished many achievements in their meet. The Senior Boys finished third in overall points. They were led by winners Cedric Holt, who won the 100 yard dash, Anthony Tucker who won the long jump and the 440 relay team (Joe Hennington, Cedric Holt, Bo Johnson. Anthony Tucker). Chris Penning- ton led the Juniors Boys in district by win- ning overall high points. The Junior Girls took first place in overall points and were crowned District champi- ons. They were led by Pam Parker, who won the 100 yard dash, and the 220 dash. Parker also gained over all high points. Other win- ners included Denetrice Barnes, who won the 110 hurdles; the 440 relay team (Ken- drah Ferguson. Schirries Tipple. Monica Da- vis. Pam Parker), the 880 relay team (Fergu- son, Barnes. Davis. Parker). Lorreta Jordan, who won the mile run. and Karen Lowe, who won the shot and discus. Billy Stafford, ready to run the mile. Members of Junior Boys 440 relay team (Chris Pennington, Kevin Donaldson. Todd Wisecarver, and Richard Hachett) Coach Tiner admires Junior Girls' trophy. Riley Paving Company I The Shoe Center Record Breakers At A Glance Anthony Tucker. Cedric Holt. Joe Hennington. and Bo Johnson after breaking 440 relay. Warming up for 880 relay. Ferguson. Barnes. Davis and Parker pose for a picture. Karen Lowe warming up before placing first ir discus and shot The 1982 track season produced many re- cord breakers for Hamburg High. Most of the new records were set at the district track meet in McGehee. The record breakers were: Senior boys: 1. Cedric Holt-110 yard dash-9.9 sec- onds 2. Lee Nimmer-330 Intermediate Hur- dles-32.4 sec. 3. 440 relay team (Joe Hennington. Ce- dric Holt. Bo Johnson. Anthony Tucker)-44.2 seconds. 4. Mile relay team (Chester Colbert. Joe Hennington. Lee Nimmer. Anthony Tucker)-3:32.4 minutes 5. Nate Miller-2 mile run 10:39 minutes Senior girls: 1. Joyce Tucker-Long Jump 17.4 feet 2. Denetrice Barnes-110 hurdles-15.8 seconds 3. 880 relay team (Monica Davis. Ken- drah Ferguson. Pam Parker. Scherries Tippie) 1:51.76 minutes. 4. Karen Lowe-Shot 33 feet 3 inches 5. Karen Lowe-Discus 89 feet 4 inches Nate Miller cools off with a coke after breaking school record in 2 mile. Pam Parker and Kendrah Ferguson receiving awards after winning 440 relay. Main Street Texaco Muscle- Men At A Glance Weigh tlifting Strength Requires Concentration Courage Ability Mental Preparation Togetherness SENIOR BOYS FOOTBALL HAMBURG OPPONENT SCORE 21 Monticello 0 13 Warren ■ 9 Crossett 27 Dermott ar’. i 1 ft V k DeWitt 7 ■ t £ Star City 6 7 Eudora 12 22 Dumas 6 19 Lake Village 6 12 McGehee 14 26 6 6 0 14 BOYS FOOTBALL OPPONENT SCORE Crossett 0 Dermott 0 Star City 0 Eudora 0 Warren 0 Lake Village 8 Monticello , 24 McGehee 6 SENIOR BOYS BASKETBALL HAMBURG OPPONENT 49 Crossett 63 Fountain Hill 50 Monticello 50 Warren 49 Star City 55 Drew Central 47 DeWitt 59 Wabbaseka 47 Dumas 43 Warren 42 Glendale 51 Warren 50 Dermott 52 McGehee 50 Lake Village 63 Star City 52 Drew Central 53 DeWitt 42 Dermott 52 McGehee 64 Lake Village 65 Fountain Hill 44 Crossett A Glimpse At Sports SCORE 35 11 30 39 34 52 37 64 43 47 38 57 37 41 37 47 40 39 33 34 44 35 JUNIOR BOYS BASKETBALL SR GIRLS BASKETBALL HAMBURG OPPONENT SCORE 46 Crossett 39 28 Dumas 37 39 Monticello 30 49 Warren 41 38 Star City 42 22 Drew Central 53 36 DeWitt 55 32 Woodlawn 51 28 Altheimcr 56 48 Warren 40 40 Dermott 42 40 McGehee 42 40 Lake Village 19 47 Village 43 32 Summerfield. LA 33 32 Star City 45 2 Fountain Hill 0 27 Drew Central 47 33 DeWitt 51 44 McGehee 47 31 Lake Village 29 45 Fountain Hill 32 29 Crossett 31 34 Dermott 42 HAMBURG OPPONENT SCORE 33 Crossett 20 53 Fountain Hill 13 32 Monticello 41 62 Ross Van Ness 11 26 Star City 38 45 Monticello 29 11 r Portland 8 34 DeWitt 25 16 Dermott 31 29 Warren 8 30 McGehee 20 37 Drew Central 24 19 Dermott 34 46 Lake Village 22 Junior boys finished second in the District Tourna- ment held at Lake Village. JUNIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL HAMBURG OPPONENT SCORE 30 Dumas 38 22 19 37 Dial 45 Fountain Hill Warren 21 14 10 Portland 36 25 Drew Central 42 35 Dermott 33 18 30 32 Lake Village Star City DeWitt 6 15 25 36 McGehee 40 R. White WOW!” C. Moyers , “Would you like to type this?” J. Ricks p Meeks Now people! ' Dream, dream, dream! 94 Hig J. McMurry D. Higginbotham M. Harrod “Peep-eye! Now be careful!’ C. Franklin Here Comes Trouble! W Washington What are you up to?’ N Tubbs Business is it!” P Skender “All these grades!’ School B Ferguson M. Ireland “It must be Friday!” “What do you think? A Frazier “Ignore them. Maybe they'll go away! V. Locke Hurry. I'm busy’ G. Tiner Who let him in? % C. Poe Play time!' B. Eubanks How many copies was that?” J Martin More Money!” K Veazcy I don't believe this! C. Martin “I am not amused! Fa cl D. Wayne • R White It’s time for social studies, boys. That’s no excuse for missing lty a deadline! M Carpenter Come on in, baby!' ■ R Avery No! Two comes after one!! —--------------------- HOIH HOINIlf 33UPJ0 e JB Eighth Grade Stephen Bankston Lurlen Barnes Terry Battaglia Brenda Billiot lrecia Brewer Luke Brown Joey Brumlcy Susan Burt Ben Cason Jenificr Cason Lynda Kay Cecil Patrick Chapman Sandra Chapman Karen Clampit Daryll Clinton Richard Courson Christy Craig Tom Cunningham Robert Davis Charlotte Donaldson Stephen Dumas Henry Dunn Ashley Etheridge Shane Everett Charles Franklin Ted Franklin Floyd Freeman Steven Gilbert Icie Gilliam Jamie Gilliam Kevin Graves Jerry Griffith Robert Harder Kim Harper Amy Harrod Sharon Hatchett James Herring Letha Holland Mike Holland Bryan Hollis Sharon Hollowell Lisa Hunter Melissa Jacks Bennie Jenkins Tammy Jenkins Elnora Johnson Nickie Johnson Tommy Johnston Blaine Kilcrease Jeff Kinnaird Leo Kitchens Jarrod Knight Paula Knight Penni Knight Staci LaGrone Michelle Lambert Darren Lansdale Phillip Laskey Kim Lauhon Martha Lauhon Susanne Lawrence Carrie Lowe Andra McQuay James Matthews Renea Mays Ben Miller Alecia Mills Tammy Morgan Jim Mosier Carol Norrell Deborah Patrick Jeff Pennington Tammy Pennington Theresa Pennington Sonya Peterson Michelle Pounds Brittney Powell Justi Pryor Stan Rankin Recania Reed James Rich Doug Roberts Kim Roberts David Ross Reuben Rush Chris Sample Roy Sanders Sharon Shelton Wes Smith Robert Stone P.E. Barnes LaGrone Drug 8th Grade Class Officers Sect. Pres. V. Pres. Sec.. Treas. One S. Everett S. Barrett S. Bankston Two K. Graves K. Lauhon S. Chapman Three B. Powell M. Jacks M. Lauhon Four T. Morgan D. Lansdale T. Jenkins Five R. Ware P. Knight S. LaGrone Seventh Grade Crawford Adams Lisa Adams Helen Allison Jason Allison Carroll Andrepont Jon Barfield Lisa Barfield Terri Barnes Cole Bierbaum Jennifer Blagg Kevin Blunt Ericka Bradley Paul Breshears Pamela Brewer Terry Brown Tamara Brumley Pollyanna Burt Alicia Byrd Renee Carle Dustin Carnell Candic Carpenter Chad Cason Randall Cason Tommy Chapman Marydine Chappie Brenda Chenowith Teresa Collins Sammie Cook Blake Daley LeeAnn Davis Chuck Dumas Renea Fairchild Kascy Ferguson Ashley Fischer Stephen Foote Kenny Foster Camille Franklin Marty Green Patricia Green Jay Grice Jim Guest Angie Halcomb 102 Knight's Electric Plumbing Service W.B. Lloyd Co, Inc. Joey Hartley Alison Hedgecock Keith Hicks Schelese Hill Walter Hill Johnny Hodge Haywood Hollowell Rhonda Hudson David Hufford Tony Ingram Tammy Jacobs James Jenkins Cynthia Johnson Jennifer Johnson Lonnie Johnson Molly Johnson Stephen Johnson Sharon Kelley Tina Kelley Tony Kelley Lori King Janice Lambert Romonia Lambert Ricky Lovett Angela Lowe Robert McCone Cassandra McKee Jonathon Martin Donald Matthews Joe Miller Christy Murphy Captola Naff Beverly Norrell Janet Oliver Dana Pollock Tommy Pullin Glenn Purvis Joby Rambo Brenda Rice Sharon Richards Casey Riley Timmy Roberts Diane Robinson Terry Sadler Triwanna Sanders Jimmy Sedberry Angela Sivils Buddy Slaughter Fairfield Trucking 103 Renee Slaughter Kim Springer Brenda Stanley LaDonna Stanley Stacey Stanley David Streeter Leia Thornhill Tammie Thurman Jackie Tolefree Nicole Tomerlin Angela Tremor Phillip Tullos Jamie Vail Jill Wallace Shelley Wells Stephanie White Anthony Wilson Jewel Wisccarver 7th Grade Class Officers Sect. One Two Three Four Pres. N. Tomerlin B. Rice C. Bicrbaum A. Salko V. Pres. J. Hartley J. Vail R- Carle D. Pollock Sec.. Treas. A. Byrd R. Fairchild J. Johnson C. Murphy Five L. Thornhill J. Wallace E. Bradley Sixth Grade Allen Adams Bobby Barnes Deann Barnett James Bergeron Bobble Bohler Clinton Bohler Lorina Brewer Debbie Burt Karen Chapman Roderick Cook Shannon Craig Sandra Culp Linda Derry Jacob Dilworth Chris Doss Marie Ellis La Don Fleming Ashley Foote Kim Forrest Roderick Franklin Herman Gilbert Boyctt Goodwin Angela Harrington Horace Harrington Robert Hatchett Stacy Higginbotham Dale Hill Lee Holland Meredith Hollis Johnny Huffstetlcr Allen Huggins Regina Hughes Brian Jacobs Susan Jeffers Barron Johnson James Johnson Bobby Kelley Denise Kelley Frederick Lambert Robin Leasure Kenny Leveritt Anthony Lewis 105 Sean Longnecker Amy Lunsford Chris McDonald Kevin McGilton Renea McQuay Brad Martin Judy Martin Mickey Maxwell Brenda Miller Michael Miller Rosalinda Mondragon Buck Murphy Jon Nelson Kelli Norrell Cindy Oliver Kathy Parker Stephanie Pennington Tonya Pennington Candace Perkins Nancy Jo Pounds Vangie Powell Tysa Prewitt Wendy Priest Anthony Pryor Tammy Pullln Sandy Roberts Scotty Roberts Reagan Rush Robert Shelton Paul Simpson Philisha Simpson Mary Sivils Johnny Slaughter Danny Smith Cynthia Stanley Staci Swan Scott Swan Kevin Tanksley Richelle Thomas Dashune Tippie William Tippitt Terri Tolefree Sharia Wallace Wanda Wallace Pete Wells Joel Williams Brent Withcrington Hamburg Motor Jimmy L. Martin Supply 6th Grade Class Officers Sect. Pres. V. Pres. Sec.. Treas. One K. McGilton P. Wells K. Norrell Two J. Martin M. Miller B. Witherington Three C. McDonald A. Foote S. Craig Four R. Rush R. Thomas S. Longnecker 107 a Jr. Homecoming The theme this year for Jr. Homecoming was “Hits of ’82.” The court consisted of Candie Carpenter, escorted by J. Morris and D. Kil- crease; Brittney Powell, escorted by K. McQuay and D. Swan; Kerry Johnson, escorted by P. Willis and J. Carpenter; Angie Streeter, escorted by C. Ware and S. Higginbotham; Ri- challe Carle, escorted by M. Hartley and C. Pennington; Christy Craig, escorted by D. C. Johnson and R. Knight; Renee Carle, escorted by H. Cunningham and D.L. Johnson. The Jr. Lions played the Monticello Billies and lost. The score was 24-0. For entertainment Missy McCrory and Kim Martin did a jazz dance to “Whip It”, and A1 Ray and Carrie Taylor sang. Mrs. Imie Carpenter was the MC for Homecom- ing. Jr. Band Jr. Majorettes Penny Knight, Teresa Pennington, Carolyn Norrell, Suzanne Lawrence DR. T. S. HEDGECOCK COURSON L.P. GAS CO., SCOTT S GAS AND OIL CO. INC. DRUM MAJORRHONDA WARE 110 Jr Cheerleaders Capt-Angie Streeter Richalle Carle Janet Blankenship CoCaptChristy Craig Kim Harper Brittney Powell Jenny Johnson Alicia Byrd Nicole Tomerlin In October the Jr. Lion Cheerleaders par- ticipated in the Louisiana Tech Cheer- leading Day. The competition consisted of squads from Louisiana and Arkansas. The cheerleaders presented a cheer- chant combination using the “Big Mac Attack” theme. The Hamburg squad tied for 1st place with a senior high squad. After further evaluation they won 2nd place. Our squad received a beautiful plaque and a cash prize of $200.00. At camp this past June, they also won 1st place in District competition. They cap- tured 1st place in the pom-pom competi- tion while at camp. ill Cubettes Capt.-Lara Gilbert, Co-Capt.-Melanie Slaughter. 9th It.-Stephanie Henderson, Angela Walters, 8th It.-Tammy Morgan, Kim Lauhon, 7th It.-Angie Tremor, Molly Johnson 112 YESTERDAY’S TARVIN AND BYRD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Row 1: J. Morris, M. Holland. P. Willis. K. McQuay, C. Ware. R. Knight, D. Roberts, D. Kilcrcase. C. Pennington, S. Paskel. D.C. Johnson. S. Higginbotham, B. McDonald. Row 2: Coach R. Stone. K. Graves, D. Swan, E. Coulter. W. Foote. P. Collins. J. Barrett, M. Hartely, S. Pennington. J. Carpenter, D.L. Johnson. H. Ferguson. Coach B. Rush. Coach D. Rosen. Row 3: T. Cunningham. R. Stone, R. Rush. R. Grice. R. Weatherly. H. Cunningham. T. Franklin. N. Martin. S. Barrett. S. Bankston. S. Everett. Row 4: S. Longnecker. R. Rush. S. Dumas, R Harder, J. Griffith, B. Kilcrease, R. Davis. B. Miller, B. Hollis. J. Miller Coaches: R. Rush. R. Stone, D. Rosen Tubbs' Body Shop Crossett Welding And Machine Shop, Inc. Seventh Grade Cubs Row 1: H. Hollowed, J. Guest. C. Riley. C. Bierbaum, A. Salko. R. McComb. J. Martin. J. Grice. Row 2: Coach Rosen. D. Streeter. D. Carnell. P. Tullos. S. Woods. J. Hartley, T. Pullin. J. Rambo. J. Vail. B. Dailey, T. Sadler. Row 3: R. Cason. C. Adams. W. Hill. A. Wilson, C. Dumas. T. Chapman. B. Slaughter. D. Matthews. K. Hicks, not pictured-P. Breshears More Jr. High Action Bear House, Inc 115 Row 1: C. Franklin-mgr.. H. Dunn. B. Cason. D. Bradshaw. F. Freeman. C. Pennington. P. Washington, M. Hartley. J. Barnettmgr. Row 2: M. Ireland-Coach. E. Hampton. S. Paskel. D. Roberts. F. Wright. P. Craig. J. Guy. R. Knight. K. Hicks. K. McQuay. E. Taylor (not pict) 116 Johnny Guy Earnest Hampton Richard Knight Kenneth McQuay Doug Roberts Prentice Washington Charles Franklinmgr. Floyd Freeman Freddy Wright Jamie Barnett-mgr. 117 Jr. Girls Basketball Row 1: S. Craigmgr.. L. Cecil, L. Hunter. S. LaGrone. K. Warren, M. Pounds. J. Blagg, A. Footemgr. Row 2: P. Knight-mgr.. A. Streeter, R. Carle. R. Ware. D. Patrick. M. Kelley, D. Cecil, K. Johnson, R. Tamburo. C. Craig, Coach McDaniels Shannon Craig mgr. Jennifer Blagg Linda Cecil Ashley Foote-mgr. Deborah Patrick Lisa Hunter Michelle Pounds Staci LaGrone RDM Nap Murphy, Representative Rhonda Ware Denise Cecil Richalle Carle Christy Craig Melinda Kelley Kerry Johnson Angie Streeter Rosa Tamburo E. McDaniels-Coach A Final Glance At Jrs. Barnett And Associates National Jr. Honor Society Lula Milus-Spons. Richalle Carle-Pres. Mike Hartley-V. Pres. Shawn Higginbotham-Sec. Madonna McQuay-Treas. Stephen Bankston Shane Barrett Janet Blankenship Kirk Bradshaw Denise Cecil Phil Collins Eric Coulter Christy Craig Phillip Craig Stephen Dumas Shane Everett William Foote Kevin Graves Randy Grice Misty Gulledge Robin Harder Kim Harper Ken Hicks Bryan Hollis Melissa Jacks Deanna Jeffers Jennifer Jenkins David L. Johnson Melinda Kelley Jeff Kinnaird Penni Knight Susanne Lawrence Missy Lea Joyce Martin Coleman Matthews Ben Miller Deanna Patrick Theresa Pennington Michelle Pounds Doug Roberts Reuben Rush Angie Streeter Rosa Tamburo Edward Tucker Lee Jay Wallace Rhonda Ware Kim Warren Prentice Washington Guy Nolley Agency, Inc. Locke Insurance Agency 121 Middle School I. Carpenter Math E. Baker Study Hall J. Atkins Social Studies N. Davis Science D. Cockcrham Librarian P. Cecil Secretary ft C. Hudgens Social Studies M. Johnson Science L. Morris D. Rosen B. Rush Social Studies Physical Education Math F. Stone R. Stone B. Wayne Science Math English YEAR at a glance V. J ELEMENTARY Fifth Grade Candice Baker Deborah Barfield Kevin Barfield Andy Barnes Doyla Barnett Lisa Bowden Sara Brcshears Monica Brooks Gary Brown Lisa Brown Carmen Byrd Dale Caine Gail Caine Melissa Carr Bonnie Cason Diane Cason Brandon Chase Kirby Cockrum Deana Collins Regina Cotton Amy Couch Jason Coulter Beverly Cox Missy Cox Scott Crass Chad Culp Rhonda Davis Cindy Donaldson Robert Duckworth Michelle Ebarb Willie Ellis Terra Everett Kelley Farmer Stephanie Foote Michelle Franklin Beth Graham Sharon Gulley Cynthia Haynes Janice Haynes Todd Hickman Kristie Hill Leslie Hill 125 Larry Holland Jeremy Janes Christie Johnson Curtis Johnson Gary Johnson Malcolm Johnson Angela Jones Christy Jones Melinda Kelley Doylene Kellum Chris Keathley Michael Knight Roxie Lambert Tina Lambert Angela Lea Jenny Longnecker Neil Martin Craig Mashburn Greg Maxwell Alan McCone James McDonald Michelle Mezierc Serena Miller Steve Miller Lucy Mondragon Brad Murphy David Murphy Glenn Nicholson Hank Norrell Machelle Paskell Pamela Pennington James Reese Undra Reynolds Lee Rich Casey Ricks Eric Ricks D’Ann Riley Randy Roberts Terry Roberts Juan Robinson Walter Rowe Threase Sanders Michael Sawyer Tim Sivils Susan Sledd Darrell Spurlock Stephanie Stanley Laura Suarez Hoyle Wood's Exxon Kelley's Lion Station 126 Tim Swan Michael Tamburo Willie Taylor Dan Timmons Misty Thomas Theresa Thomas Robert Thompson Danny Todd Listine Tolliver Kim Tomerlin Tracie Vestal Donna Wallace Julie Wallace Renea Walthall Ralph Ware Rocita Watkins Shane Wells Lesley White Fourth Grade Gary Acrey Mona Arnold Shawn Bates Karen Battaglia Kirt Bierbaum Jeff Bilbo Blake Carpenter Owen Carpenter Beverly Cason Tom Chenowith Marc Collins Stephanie Collins Tonya Cook Teresa Courson Todd Cox Roxie Craig Jamie Curtis David Dvorshock Angela Foreman Scott Forrest Cannon Foster Cotina Gilliam Fran Gilliam Rodney Goodwin Sam Grice Lane Griffith Shayne Griner Wayne Griner Paul Gulledge Buck Gulley Robie Hadley Nancy Haynes Kenetta Hill Brad Hollis Jamie Hopkins Dawn Hudson Dassy Huggins Shon Jacob Britt Jeffers Jason Jenkins Sherounda Jenkins Walter Jenkins 128 Gus Johnson Janay Johnson Rodney Johnson Angie Kelley Ann Kelley Eddie Kelley Fran Lowry Wade McDonald Robert McNiecc Jeff Marks Melissa Marshall Bonita Martin Kevin Martin Michelle Miles Kenneth Moore Michael Morman Jeff Norrell Chris Nutt Dorothy Page Donnie Pennington Mark Pennington Latricia Polk Patricia Polk Lisa Pollock Vickie Powell Amy Rambo David Richardson Marsha Rogers Deanna Sadler Vickie Sapp Sylvia Scates Stacy Simpson Tony Singleton Robbie Sivils Shari Sivils Shane Skendar Richard Smith Scotty Stafford Allen Stevens Carmen Suarez Karen Thompson Tommy Thompson Angel Kellum Jennifer Knight Julie Lawrence Rhonda Lawson Richard Leveritt Janice Lowe 129 Brent Thornhill Emily Tubbs Laura Tullos Stephen Ward Robert Watkins Gary West Perry Williams Tammy Williams Mary Ann Wilson Michael Wood Tony Wood Pamela Wooten 130 Third Grade Sam Arnold Melissa Bays Jason Berryman Kirby Brooks David Byrd Mitsy Byrd Ashley Carlton Lori Carpenter Shelby Carpenter Stacey Carpenter Christy Cason John Chapman Kenneth Clarke Blair Cockrum Thayne Cockrum Joe Couch Shawn Craig Leslie Cunningham Ashley Daley Leretta Daniels Lauretta Daniels Earnest Davis Vickie Davis Anthony Dawkins Stephanie Eddy Sylvia Ellis Robin Fletcher Patrick Foreman Kim Foster Carla Gates Taci Gilliam Michael Goode William Gulley Michael Hacn Carolyn Harrington Daisy Haynes Abby Hill Steven Hodge Chuck Hollis Patrick Hubbard Anna Hufford Carey Janes 131 Birman Jenkins Harvey Jenkins Vernicia Johnson David Johnston Shawn Kelly Beverly Kelley Mackel King Chris Knight Kenny Lambert Keisha Lawson Chris Lewis Lisa Loveless Johnny Lovett Blake Martin Hope McDonald Jason McDonald Patricia McDuffee Jim Meziere Phil Miller Miguel Mondragon Clifton Murphy Jim Murphy Shari Norrell Bill Pamplin Tim Pennington Christy Pryor Sherry Ritzell Wanda Ritzell Anne Sedberry Mark Simpson Shane Sivils Boyd Slaughter Karla Spurlock John Stell Marilyn Streeter Paula Strickland William Swires Stacey Taylor Robert Thomas Kevin Thurman Laquesia Todd Patricia Todd Mark Tomerlin Alfreddie Tucker Jerry Wallace Kimberly Watkins Karen Williams Jerod Williamson 132 Murphy Ford Company 133 Second Grade Teresa Acey Scott Anderpont Tashun Barnes Christina Basham Amy Bates Jason Bohler Sasandra Brandon Dawn Carpenter Kenny Carpenter Shannon Carpenter April Cockrell Colby Collins Joey Cook Kevin Coulter Sonya Cox Mickie Crass Earl Davis Amy Farmer Vernon Fisher Clint Fleming Jeffrey Franklin Jimmy Gilliam Michael Grice Keith Griffith Pam Gullcdge Billy Haen James Hampton Angela Harris Trey Hawkins Freddie Haynes Jennifer Haynes Mandy Hill Steven Hollowel! Tracey Huffstetler Issac Jenkins Sammy Johnson Vanessa Jones Jamie Kellum Chris Kelley Lacey Kinnaird David Ladd Robin Lawson 134 Robbie Leasure Brian Lum Frankie Martin Marilyn McQuay Timothy Milholland Tonya Miller Cecilio Mondragon Kevin Murphy Wes Murphy Katherine Page Pamela Parker Mack Pennington Dennis Perry Melessia Pippen Maranda Poole Alicia Rawls Blash Robinson Anita Sadler Elbert Sanders John Sapp Dralon Sawyer Erica Simpson Jerry Simpson Latisha Singleton James Slaughter Rodney Smith Daley Spencer Chad Standifer Cheryl Stanley Shun Stanley Abdon Stewart James Tanksley Yolanda Thomas Ricky Thurman LaJuan Tucker Christan Tyson Shannon Wallace Shelly Warren Cordell Washington Christina Watkins Jason Wayne Melinda Wells 135 136 Brandy Acrey Nichole Acrey Michael Adams Bryan Baker Jimmy Barfield LaTonda Barnes Johnny Brandon Nikiea Bryant Chad Burton John Byrd Jason Carlton Marcus Cason Kevin Cotton Christy Coulter Shannon Craig Rebecca Cunningham Ricky Davis Daniel Deggs John Elmore Keith Erwin Bryan Everett Germaine Fisher Shulonda Fisher Bain Foote McCoy Franklin Greg Gilliam Jason Gilliam Denise Goode Amy Griffith Monica Hampton Ancll Hill Lance Howell Cesar Huante Judy Hughes Connie Ingram Kim Jenkins Cassandra Johnson Jason Johnson Brandy Kelley Robin Kelley Ray Kelly Kimberly King First Grade 137 Mindy Kitchens Bernice Knowles Amy Lambert Amy Lauhon Tonya Lawson Brian Leigh Latonia Lewis Bobby Linder Carla Love Darwin Lowe Jessie Marshall Alisa Martin Brian Martin Christy McDuffee Shannon McKee Travis McNeil Celita Mondragon Carol Murphy Joey Murphy Jacob Naff Randi Noble Brian Oliver Houston Pamplin Jamie Parker Casey Pennington Cecelia Perry Derrick Pippen Patrick Pippen Rebecca Pollock Shawna Pryor Courtney Rambo Craig Rambo Wendi Richard Phillip Ricks Vickie Ricks Bonnie Robinson Kevin Robinson Brad Rothwell Lisa Rowe Timikia Rucker Robert Smith John Stanley Lisa Stanley Jackie Streeter Ericka Suarez Tonya Thomas Trenia Thurman Angela Tolefree 138 Chad Tolcfrcc Julia Tullos Steven Tullos Barbara Wahl Linda Walthall Andre Ware Marcus Watkins Marcus Webster Amy White Teresa White Heather Williams Shannon Wilson Portland Texaco Kindergarten Deena Adams Yolanda Arrington Gene Barnes Nan Barnett Debbie Battaglia Terence Bond Tammy Brewer LeAnn Britt Jared Brooks Michael Bryant Trcssia Cason Jessica Christian Becky Collins Bryan Coulter Malisa Coulter Sabrina Cox Shayna Craig Leslie Dumas April Foster Lavern Franklin John Freeland Amanda Goodwin Krystal Graves Jimmy Gulledge Brian Higginbotham Amanda Holland Marka Hopkins Chris Horn Jimmy Hufford Regina Hufford Teresa Huggins Susie Hughes Brian Jerry Nikki Kelley Brandi Kersten Joey Kilcrease Tim King Jamie Levcritt Stacy Leigh David Lewis Risa Lowry John Martin 140 Bill Johnson I Chris Mays Jodi McCaughan Jennifer McCone Brad McGilton John Paul McMurry Kevin McNeil Corey Miles Donna Mosier Olivia Murphy James Pamplin Simiki Parker Kevin Pennington Keith Pippen Micheal Polk LaJuan Powell Timmy Pullin Frank Rawls Mandi Rice Michael Richardson Brian Ricks LaShay Rone Gena Sedberry Donnie Simpson Leah Simpson Aliena Spurlock Ben Stell Melissa Streeter Thomas Swan Lucresha Thomas LaTonya Thompson Bianca Timmons Chan Tucker Laron Tucker Brandon Vail Janice Wallace Ashley White Curtis William Micheal William Kendal Withers Jason Wood Petic Wood Sonya Wright 141 WfM 1- 142 Second Grade M. Chambers C. McGilton D. Nutter S. Smith Not Pictured J. Albritton Kindergarten P. Barnett G. Cockrell S. Hargis L. Hill D. Ptppen K. Tolefree First Grade L. Atkins K. Clark B. Ellis L. Etheridge J. Evans B. Johnson Elementary 144 C. Avery S. Hollis D. Lawrence V. Temple O. Tucker Fourth Grade B. Anthony C. McCants G. Perkins S. Stanley T Walker Fifth Grade M Avery G. Freeman Faculty Third Grade Administration Leonard Carle James Moss Fay Pounds President The Hamburg School Board and the Superintendent devote themselves to providing an educational pro- gram to meet the needs of all students. They deal with problems and suggestions brought to them by the Student Council, and try to have a one-on-one relationship with the student body. We, the students, would like to thank them for all the things that they have done for us, and the interest that they take in our education. B.W. Allbritton Superintendent Campbell Equipment Company A dministra tion Mr. Bobby Harper is serving as principal of the Hamburg High School. This has been his third year in this leading position. Mr. Shelby Harrad is serving as principal of the Ham- burg Middle School. This year has been his thirteenth year in this position. Mr. Jerry Janes is the principal of the Hamburg Elemen- tary Schools. This has been his third year in this office. L. Banks J. Battaglia B. Courson D. Crews H. Foote G. Harris C. Janes D. Johnston R. McRae B. Miller D. Miller L. Oliver L. Skender D. White J. Cason. C. Tucker. E. Lew- is. R. Summerland M. Callins, A. Craig, M. White. L. Mason, J. Lauhon, J. Council V. Jenkins. S. McCrory. E. Lam- bert. M. Lambert P. Martin. R. Mooney. M. Jenkins. S. Woods Special Staff 147 Looking At Careers And Grades Open house was held October 26. It gave the parents a chance to meet the staff and discuss the student’s grades. Career Day was on November 16. it gave the seniors a chance to explore different careers and colleges HHS At A Glance Spirit Week November 1st thru 5th was “Spirit Week” at Hamburg High School. The students were very cooperative in participating in this activity, which was sponsored by the Student Council. Monday was “Red Neck” day; 1st place went to Coleman Matthews, 2nd place went to Becky Bradsher, and 3rd place went to Lee Troy Ware. Tuesday was “New Wave” day and “50’s” day. The winners of the “New Wave” day were 1st place-Tracy Priest, 2nd place-Nancy Hedgecock, and 3rd place Farrar Shell. The winners of “50’s” day were 1st place-Joyce Tucker, Paulette Wells and Rita Strain tied for 2nd place, and 3rd place went to Pam Walter. On Wednesday we had “Tacky Day.” Sharon Arnold won 1st place, Sheila Cason and Karen Lowe tied for 2nd place and Mary Turner and Karen Arrington tied for 3rd place. “Sunday Best” was on Thursday; 1st place went to Rod Duckworth, 2nd place to Farrar Shell, and 3rd place to David Jacks. Friday was “Purple and White” day for car and clothes. Freda Jones was awarded 1st place in the cars with 2nd place going to Stacey Cunningham and 3rd place to Connie Tomerlin. “Purple and White” for clothing was won by the teachers. Throughout the week the halls were decorated with class signs. The sophomores won the sign contest. They were rewarded by being dismissed five minutes early for lunch each day of the following week. A Look At The 3rd place winners, Jay Barnes and Terry Wat- son, perform a brass duet. Greatest Show On Earth SHOW 0 A Look At The 10th Movie Stars E. T. Brooke Shields Burt Reynolds John Wayne Tom Selleck Richard Pryor Clint Eastwood Billy Dee Williams Rick Springfield Diana Ross Cheech Chong Robert Redford 9th Sports Football Basketball Baseball Swimming Track Tennis Softball 9th Types Of Music Rock Soul Country Western Pop Rock Contemporary Gospel Easy Rock 11th TV Shows Knight Rider Fame The Benny Hill Show Magnum P. I. Different Strokes Solid Gold The Fall Guy Tom and Jerry Chips Gimme a Break Hart to Hart Dukes of Hazzard Smurfs Three’s Company Mash Friday’s 154 Favorites Of HHS 12th Movies E.T. Rocky III An Officer and a Gentleman Southern Comfort Deep Throat Porky’s Smokey and the Bandit Friday the 13th 48 Hours The Toy Star Trek-The Wrath of Khan Pink Floyd-The Wall Chariots of Fire Tootsie Morgan RffnarcJ—S Pouting Pryor: Man ,s not a plaything 12th Cars Z-28 280-ZX Corvette Trans Am Firebird Ferrari Camaro 57 Chevy Porsche Silverado Thunderbird Rolls Royce Mustang RX7 Jeep Toronado Regal Mercedes Benz 10th Musical Groups Performers Time Alabama Hank Williams Jr. Van Halen Men At Work Rush 38 Special Commodores Kool The Gang Billy Squier AC DC Prince Jackson Five Rick Springfield Oak Ridge Boys Ozzy Osborn K. C. The Sunshine Band Janet Jackson 11th Professional Athletes Tony Dorsett Danny White Julius Erving Chris Everett Lloyd Jo Montana Tony Hill Brian Sipe Junkyard Dog Terry Bradshaw Magic Johnson GLANCING BACK AT 82-83 August 12-13-Senior Pictures 18- School Begins 26- Booster Club’s Fish Supper for Football Team 27- Purple White Game September 3-Beat Monticello 6-Out For Labor Day 8-School Day Pictures 10-Beat Warren 16- Crossett-Hamburg S.C. Luncheon Eagle Roast 17- Kiss the Eaglc Marshmellow Shower Lost the Ashley County Super Bowl 20- LION Assembly 24- Beat Dermott 28- FBLA Workshop at Pine Bluff October 1-Beat DeWitt Deadline For Sr. Proofs For Buying Annuals 8-Beat Star City 15- End of First 9 weeks Lost to Eudora 19- PS AT NMSQT Jr. Test 21- Jr. Homecoming 22- Sr. Homecoming Festivities Dance Beat Dumas 26-Open House at High School 29- Beat Lake Village November I- 5-Spirit Week 5- Beat McGehee 8-Deer Day 16 Career Day 23- 1st Basketball Game against Crossett 25- 26-Thanksgiving Holiday 29- Who's Who Election 30- Fountain Hill Basketball Game December 3-Monticello Basketball Game 6- Thc Greatest Show on Earth 7- Warren Basketball Game 14-Drew Central Basketball Game 16- 17-Semester Test 20- Out for Christmas January 3- Returned from Christmas Holiday 4- Warren Basketball Game 6-7-UAM Tournament II- Dermott Basketball Game 12-Honor Graduates Announced 14-McGehee Basketball Game 17- Honor Graduate Pictures 18- Lake Village Basketball Game 21- French 11 Trip to New Orleans 25-Star City Basketball Game 28-Jr. Class Magazine Sale 28-Drew Central Basketball Game. February I- DeWitt Basketball Game 3- Finai Shipment of 1983 Lion 4- Dermott Basketball Game 7- Jr. Magazine Sale Ends 8- McGehee Basketball Game 10-Aunt Cathie's Cat (night performance) II- High School Performance Lake Village Basketball Game 12-Valentine's Dance 14-19-Jr. District Basketball Tournament 14- Camfel Production Sponsored by S.C. 15- NEDT Test 9th 10th Grades Sr. Cap Gown Pictures Fountain Hill Basketball Game 16- FFA Sub District Area Leadership Conference at Drew Central 18-Crossett Basketball Game 21- 26-Sr. District Basketball Tournament 28-March 5-State Basketball Tournament March 4-FBLA Spring Conference at UAM FFA Judging at UAPB 11- 14-Out For Spring Break 22- Spring Band Concert 25-FFA District Judging at (JAM 28-April 1-Easter Break April 6-Tennis Meet at McGehee 8- 9 Convention of AR Association of S C. at Little Rock 12- St. Fredrick’s Tennis Meet 13- Suitable For Hanging (night performance) 14- High School Performance of Play 15- 16-State FBLA Conference at Little Rock 16- St. Fredrick's Tennis Meet State Weight Lifting Contest at Hamburg 18- StaV' Band Contest 19- McGehee Tennis Meet FHA Mother Daughter Picnic at Park 19-20-Achievement Tests 21- 22-State FFA Judging at Fayetteville 22- Jr.-Sr.-“Ballroom Bliss” May 2-7-District Track Meet 5-Band “Pops'' Concet 9- Band Banquet 11- Sr. Finale 12- Sr. All-Sports Banquet 13- FFA Fish Fry Pam Smith's Piano Recital 13-14-State Track Meet 15- Baccalaureate 16- GRADUATION 17- 18-Semester Exams 19- Teacher Work Day 20- Final Day 156 A Final Glance At A Deserving Person To Evelyn Smith, Although you aren’t teaching with us this year, we want you to know that WE HAVEN’T FORGOTTEN YOU. WE HAVEN’T FORGOTTEN that you were always willing to help when we needed material for our class. WE HAVEN’T FORGOTTEN that you encouraged us to try new ideas. WE HAVEN’T FORGOTTEN that you listened to us when we had problems. WE HAVEN’T FORGOTTEN that you liked to hear our opinion and often asked us what that opinion was. WE HAVEN’T FORGOTTEN that you frequently shared your knowledge with us. WE HAVEN’T FORGOTTEN that you never lost your enthusiasm for living. WE HAVEN’T FORGOTTEN that you loved to laugh with us. And even if you aren’t with us daily at HHS, we want you to know that WE HAVEN’T FORGOTTEN YOU are our friend. The staff of Hamburg High. Mrs. Evelyn Smith retired from her position as librarian at Hamburg High School at the end of the 1981-82 school year. She served as librarian at HHS for 21 years. Mrs. Smith came to Hamburg in 1961 as a junior high English teacher. She attended summer school at the University of Central Arkansas to become a certified librarian and returned to Hamburg High School as librarian in 1966. She earned her master's degree in library science from Texas Women's University at Denton. Texas. In 1973. Mrs. Smith was born and lived most of her life in Ashley County. Her parents are the late Dr. and Mrs. E. O. White. She attended elementary school at Crossett, high school at Hamburg, and graduated from A M College. Mrs. Smith has actually taught school for 28 years. She taught for seven years in Moro, Fountain Hill, and Lake Village. She began teaching in Moro in 1938 when she was 20 years old. She taught social studies and English. She started teaching after the depression. After seven years of teaching she married John D. Smith of Moro and had three children. She didn’t teach for 17 years during the time her children were growing up. After her husband’s death, she moved to Hamburg and made it her permanent home. She began teaching in Hamburg in 1961. The most satisfying aspect of her teaching has been her association with so many young people and with teachers and administrators she has worked with. Mrs. Smith said. “The only thing 1 regret about not being a teacher is not being able to be around young people, which I really like, because 1 don’t plan to be a senior citizen.” Mrs. Evelyn Smith Mrs. Smith is a very loveable person. She has always tried to do her best, no matter what. Her guidance as a sponsor was more like that of a mother. She loved her work and tried to pass that interest on to the students. Laura Wells. Library Assistant 157 The Finale We hope that as you glance at the 1983 LION, that it will recall many fond memories of HHS. This year we tried to include not only the high school, but the entire school system. We would like to thank the staff. Mrs. White, and those other individuals for their time and hard work which made this yearbook possible. Co-Editors Todd Scott Jackie Croswell 158 Booster Supporters Congratulations Seniors from Diana Aiken Congratulations from Dianne, Jackie, and Patricia Aiken Compliments of Akers Cleaners Compliments of Bankston Insurance Agency Congratulations from Steve, Patricia, and Nan Barnett Compliments of Beauty and the Beast Congratulations from Mary Sue Clark Congratulations from Kirby, Thayne, Blair Cockrum Congratulations Seniors from Don and Becky Davis Compliments of Farm Equipment Company Compliments of Firestone Compliments of Foote’s Grocery Compliments of Hamburg Carpet and Building Materials Compliments of Hennington Insurance and Real Estate Congratulations Seniors from James H. Higginbotham Compliments of Jerry’s Ceramics and Gifts Congratulations from Bobby D. and Freddie Martin Congratulations from Jimmy L. 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