Hamburg High School - Lion Yearbook (Hamburg, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1988 volume:

Hamburg Public Schools Hamburg, AR ABOVE: Won't you tell me how to get to Sesame Street? RIGHT: Sure we are having fun ... it's lunch! Guess What s In Store . As the 1987-88 year begins so do the guessing games. What will our teachers be like? Who will be in our classes? Will we have a winning season? What will our grades be? Will we have fun? Just take a guess. Like the lion statue in front of HHS, the begin- ning of school and questions will always be there. As the year begins to unfold, so do the answers to many of our questions. We don't just walk into the school building at 8:20 a.m. and leave at 3:25 p.m., during this time we are busy deciphering and unscrambling the puzzling factors that make up the life at Hamburg Schools. Various events throughout the school year help make the guess- ing games at Hamburg Schools unique. Many hours of study and practice pay off as teams or individuals strive for their academic, athletic, musical, and artistic goals. The people who are not afraid to take a guess and go for it are the ones who make life at our schools special. Changes, reversals, removals, and turns for the better help to create the new and different look for the 1987-88 LION. Because of the exciting changes, we can't be afraid to guess. We must look a little closer; we re sure to find the answer. LEFT: Oh nol Another one of Coach Stone's speeches. 2 STUDENT LIFE M KATION Mrs. Patti Meeks nice, fun-loving, hard-work- ing, and dedicated are just a few words that describe Mrs. Patti Meeks. That is why this year's 1988 LION is dedicated to her. After graduating from Texar- kana High School and attend- ing Henderson State Universi- ty, Mrs. Patti Meeks began do- ing a little substitute teaching and later began teaching at Hamburg High. Mrs. Meeks has been teaching at Ham- burg High for 6 years now, and what an impact she has made in these few years. Mrs. Meeks has been one of the student council sponsors for 3 years now. Being one of the student council sponsors isn't as easy as it may seem, but Mrs. Meeks has dedicated a lot of time and effort working for the students and faculty of Ham- burg High School. Mrs. Meeks is a member of the First Methodist Church of Hamburg where she is an ac- tive member of the handbell choir. When she is not busy with her teaching duties and the student council, she en- joys spending time with her children. Mrs. Meeks has one girl, Sarah, and one boy, Rob- ert. She is the wife of Mr. Bill Meeks. She enjoys skiing, swimming, and doing needle work. 9 DEDICATION! Memoriam Dermis McQuay Dennis McQuay, 6, of Hamburg died Fri- day, Februray 27, 1987 at Hamburg. Den- nis was a first grade student at Portis Ele- mentary in Hamburg. He was the son of Olderns McQuay and Elaine Jenkins of Hamburg. He had two sisters Marilyn McQuay and Madonna McQuay of Ham- burg. Pauline Streeter Pauline Streeter, 56, of Hamburg died Friday, May 8, at Chicot Memorial Hospital in Lake Village. Mrs. Streeter was a high school cafeteria worker for 6 years. She was the wife of Willie B. Streeter and the mother of Randy Streeter, Dale Streeter, Linda Hollis, Gail White, and the late Har- vey Streeter. Death, be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so: For those whom thou think'st thou dost overthrow Die not, poor Death; not yet canst thou kill me. From Rest and Sleep, which but thy picture be. Much pleasure, then from thee much more must flow; And soonest our best men with thee do go- Rest of their bones and souls' delivery! Thou'rt slave to fate, chance, kings, and desperate men. And dost with posion, war, and sickness dwell; And poppy or charms can make us sleep as well And better then thy stroke. Why swell'st thou then? One short sleep past, we wake eternally. And Death shall be no more: e r Prom '87 As the students at HHS danced the night away, they knew not where they were headed or what was to come. Their destinations were un- known. A riverboat, a restaurant, and stars above the deck set off the unforgettable evening. Reigning over this enchanted evening were King Edward Tucker and Queen Tracy Selby. The prince and prin- cess were Joey Hartley and Alicia Byrd. Play 87 The 1987 play had a little dif- ferent twist than in recent years. Seniors and juniors were joined together to work on one musical. Bye-Bye Birdie was set in a small town in the 1950's. Poodle skirts and leather jackets danced all over the stage, while Mrs. Raby, the play sponsor, kept things running smoothly behind the curtains. 8 STUDEMT LIFE im .what i The High Life It takes no guessing to see that the students of HHS know how to have a great time. With pep rallies, intramurals, club activities, and homework, HHS students are kept really busy. But when they do get a little time off, they really live it up. Talking, learning, teasing, and just plain goofing off are all a part of The High Life of Hamburg High. BELOW: The Mr. Olympias of tomorrow. STUDENT LIFE 9 fftmtccMUitj Wish Upon A Star The 1987-88 Junior Homecoming Queen was Laura Tullos. Laura was es- corted by Britt Jeffers and Ramon Man- ning. Laura's mascots were Benjamin Carpenter and Michelle Bierbaum. The maids were DeAnna Sadler, escorted by Brad Hollis and Wade McDonald; Jenni- fer Knight, escorted by Jim Jaggers and Shawn Bates; Kenetta Hill, escorted by Rodney Goodwin and Eddie Kelley; Amy Rambo, escorted by Marc Collins and Mi- cheal Taunton; Tonya Cook, escorted by Cannon Foster and Robert Kitchen; Lisa Pollock, escorted by Jason Akers and Jeff Marks. Presenting flowers to the maids were Steven Ward, Tony Single- ton, and Rodney Dean. Passionate Purple The 1987-88 Senior High Home- coming theme was Passionate Pur- ple.'' It was held on October 2. Reign- ing over the homecoming was Queen Alicia Byrd and her court: Terri Lynn Barnes, Jennifer Blagg, Pollyanna Burt, Renee Carle, Jodi Graves, and Jennifer Johnson. Performing at the homecoming activities were Amy Couch, the madrigals, girls'ensem- ble, the flag line, and the majorettes. FAR LEFT: Terri Lynn Barnes, escorted by Blake Daley. MIDDLE: Jennifer Blagg. escorted by Keith Hicks and Joby Rambo. RIGHT: Jennifer Johnson, escorted by Cole Bierbaum. FAR LEFT: Pollyanna Burt, escort- ed by Robert Earl McCrory and Paul Breshears. MIDDLE: Jodi Graves, escorted by Steve Wood and Jay Grice. RIGHT: Renee Carle, escorted by Bemie Caldwell and David Streeter. BELOW: Queen Alicia Byrd, escort- ed by captians Jeff Clifton and Brad Koen. Alicia's mascots were Matthew Hargis and Vicki Lauhon. SR HOMECOMING 11 HEAD School Board J. D. RANKIN president JIM MOSS vice-president JUDY COCKRUM secretary LEONARD CARLE board member Superintendent Of Schools CHARLES E. ALLEN JACKSON CURRIE board member JOHN JAGGERS board member FAY ROUNDS board member ADMINSTRATION ADMINISTRATORS Hamburg Principals BOB R. HARPER CARLTOM LAWREMCE JERRY JAMES High School Principal Junior High Principal Upper Elementary Principal JOHM DILLARD MOVILLA FRAZER ERMEST SMITH Lower Elementary Principal Portland Elementary Principal Wilmot Elementary Principal PRIMCIPALS 13 Slightly Out Of Control Students at HHS have an extra-ordinary Fun Day because they go all out and lose control. Great participation and tough competition best describe the main event, the decathalon. Keep- ing it slightly out of control helped this junior team (right) win. The winning team consisted of Casey Riley, Jeff Clifton, Blake Daley, Cole Bier- baum, Randall Cason, Renee Carle, Terri Barnes, Janet Oliver, Anne Thomas, and Jenni- fer Blagg. 14 FUM DAY ABOVE RIQHT-This junior team definitely has things under CONTROL. LEFT-1 can't believe I ate the WHOLE THING! LEFT-Say What? 15 run day Fair Week Even though the fair is not a school activity, many HhS stu- dents participated in the fair contests. The Miss Ashley County Pageant was held on Thurs- day, September 17. This year HHS had three young ladies in the pageant. Many other stu- dents participated in the fair contests. A number of stu- dents placed in the art, talent, and livestock shows. HHS is proud to claim these talented students. 16 FAIR WEEK 1987-88 LlOn QUEEN Mary Sue — Who is she? Elizabeth — You know, like, I don't know.'' Mary Sue Well I do know that she is captain of the cheering squad.'' Elizabeth- Well, like you are sure?’ Mary Sue Yea, but I just can't Mary Sue and Elizabeth are talking about the new Lion Queen. In case you're all guessed out about who the new Lion Queen is; we've got the answer. Jennifer Sue John- son carries the title thj year as Lion Queen. Jenny is the daughter of Mrs. Bettiannc Jackson and Mr. bill Johnson. She is active in many different clubs, she is captain of the cheerleaders, and co-editor of the yearbook. Jenny plans to attend Baylor or Oral Koberts University and major in commercial art. LION QUEEN LION QUEEN FINALISTS Renee Carle Alicia Byrd Alicia fay Byrd is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Byrd. Alicia is a mem- ber of the student council, vice presidnet of MMS and FBLA. Alicia plans to attend the University of AR at Fayetteville and her major is undecided. In her spare time she enjoys cheering for the Lions, play- ing basketball, and shopping. 18 LlOn QUEEN FinALISTS Renee Diane Carle is the daughter of Mr. Leonard Carle and Mrs. Mina Bostic. Renee is active in many different organi- zations. She is NHS president, yearbook co-editor, and student council secretary. Renee plans to attend the University of AR at Fayetteville and major in business education. She enjoys hanging out with friends, cheering for the Lions, and eat- ing Chinese food. Sr. high Inside Students 20 Teachers 45 Activities 49 Sports 72 Guess What's Going On At Hamburg High, all the students have their own special qualities that contribute to their school day. From the seniors anxiously awaiting graduation to the sophomores trying to feel their way through the year, all of us are looking forward to school activities and final- ly, summer. Being in high school is better than being in junior high. There is more freedom, differ- ent people, and better food, said Shane Wells, a sophomore. I'm looking forward to graduation, but it's such a drastic change. I may not see people that I was really good friends with for another 10 years, commented Jodi Graves. We will never again be the same people together in the same situation, but for the time we shared; Ms. Phillips and her over- head projector, the spirit shown during pep rallies, Mr. White's sudden uncontrollable ac- tions, and the cafeteria's cinnamon rolls; we are the classes of 88, 89, and 90. SR. HIGH 19 20 STUDENTS The Senior Class Of 1988 Crawford Johnnie Lisa Harry Lee Lee Jeanette Jason Adams Akins Adams Allison Martha Vanessa Jonathan Lisa Helen Renee Naepolen Ann Allison Andrepont Barfield Barfield SENIORS 21 Terri Lynn Barnes Paul Dane Breshears Katrina Brown William Cole Bierbaum Pamela Denise Brewer Randy Raynoild Brown Jennifer Lynne Blagg Dexter Laron Brown Terry Lynn Brown Wade Marlowe Bozeman James Clayton Bums 22 SENIORS Pollyanna Burt Charlotte Ann Carter Alicia Faye Byrd Renee Diane Carle James Randall Cason Bernie Maurice Caldwell Dustin Bryan Camell Captola Deanise Chandanais Will Caldwell, Jr. Sheila Lynn Carpenter Thomas Albert Chapman SEMIORS 23 Brenda Angelia Jeffrey Elaine Wayne Chenowith Marie Clarke Clifton Emmett Ross Blake LeAnne Alan Daley Davis Drennan John Randall Lois Charles Dean Renee Dumas Evans. Jr. Fairchild Jennifer Qay Cokley Kasey Hester Ferguson 24 SENIORS Stephen Tina Jodi Carlton Denise Michelle Ashley Suzann Foote Fowler Graves Fischer Patricia James James Victoria Lemuel Martin Joseph Wagner Green Grice, ill Guest hartley Alison James Kymara Todd Keith Schelese Hedgecock Micks hill SENIORS 25 Walter Johnny Reagan Carroll hill Hodge. Jr. Robin Rhonda Oneal Lynn Houston Hudson Cynthia Jennifer Ann Sue Johnson Johnson Angela Denise Holcomb Tina Carl 4 Michelle Hollis Lee Jenkins Tina Stephen Elizabeth Kelley Glenn Johnson 26 SENIORS Tony Lori Ann King Allen Kelley Janice Steven Marie Lambert Jay Lucus Donald Wayne Matthews William riicole Bradley Tomerlin Koen Lair Ramona Angela Lisa Denise Lambert Lowe Robert Robert Michiel Lari McCone. Jr. McCrory SENIORS 27 Curtis Cassandra Elvin Faye McDill McKee Joe Johnny Miller, Jr. Dean Milton Christy Lynn Ronnie Murphy Dale Nelms James Shelton McKinney Danny Miller Rose Marie Janet Moseby La Fran Oliver Craig Nichols 28 SENIORS Dana John Thomas Lynette David Van Corey Pollock Pruitt Pullin Doral Polite Joe Brenda Sharon Burley Marie Elaine Casey Ram bo Rice Richards Leigh Riley Timothy Yolanda Terry Darrel Rosamond Brant Roberts Russell Sadler SENIORS 29 Triwanna Jason Marcel Allen Sanders Savage Buddy Rebecca Wilson Renee Slaughter Slaughter Denise Kimberly Michelle Shannon Snorton Springer Jimmy Randall Sedberry Angela Marie Tejuan Anita Sivils Smith Stacey Jo Brenda Denise Stanley Stanley 30 SEMIORS Sabrina Ann David Wade Tharp Streeter Jacqueline Denise Jamie Tolefree DeWayne Vail Doris Qean Vaughns Veronica Leia Anne Dawn Thomas Thornhill Angela Phillip Gaye Joel Tremor Tullos Lourdes Ricky Jill Lee Wallace Webb SENIORS 31 Shelley Stephanie Kimberly Traci Renee Lynn Dawn Johnson Wells White Wilcoxon Williams Anthony Jewel Steven Kimberly Dwayne Lynn Hoyle Whittington Wilson Wisecarver Wood Woods 32 SENIORS Boys' State delegates were (front) David Streeter, Ross Drennan Blake Daley, (rear) Joby Rambo, Randall Cason, Brad Koen, Joey Hartley. Girls' State delegates were Jenny Johnson, Re- nee Carle, Jodi Graves, Jennifer Blagg, and alter- nate Pollyanna Burt. Jodi Graves was selected the Arkansas Razorback High School Rodeo Queen in Conway. class officers: president. Joey Hartley; vice-president. Anne Thomas; secretary, Terri Bames; reporter. Cole Bierbaum; student council rep.. Bemie Caldwell, Jen- ny Johnson, Blake Daley, Alicia Byrd (not pictured). Stephen Foote and Joby Rambo attended the an- nual Governor's School this past summer. Casey Riley qualified for the national High School Rodeo Finals in Pueblo, Colorado. Jennifer Blagg went to Finland as an exchange student. SENIORS 33 Looking Into The Future . This year the senior class voted and chose students who they felt would best fit each category listed. These are based on what they expect ten years from now. will change the most will change the least and will have the most spouses 34 SENIORS 1998 will look the youngest will be the most successful will have the most children will be bald will both be the richest SENIORS 35 Top Row: Bottom Row: Shawna Sanders-pres. Sandra Culp-S.C. rep. Staci Swan-vice-pres. Ashley Poote-S.C. rep. Milissa Pullin-sec. treas. Sly McGlothian-S.C. rep. Candace Perkins-rep. Brent Witherington-S.C. rep. Allen Adams Carroll Andrepont DeAnn Barnett James Bergeron Lorina Brewer Dana Brooks Tyrone Brown Larry- Butler Sonya Caldwell Tonya Carruth Dawn Collins Rodrick Cook Shannon Craig David Dalton Linda Kay Derry Maxine Dokes Chris Doss Timothy Dunn Marie Ellis 36 JUNIORS Meal Elton LaDon Fleming Kim Forrest Roderick Franklin Boyett Goodwin • Gena Maire Angela Harrington Horace Harrington Courtney Harris Pa Mona Harris Robert Hatchett Becky Hill Dale Hill Jason Hill Lee Holland Meredith Hollis Johnny Huffstettler Allen Huggins Regina Hughes LaJuana Jackson Mashona Jackson Barron Johnson Alvis Jordan Denise Kelley Price Lang Clay Lawrence Teresa Lawson Kenny Leveritt Anthony Lewis Will Lewis Sean Longnecker Brad Martin Mickey Maxwell Kevin McGilton Renea McQuay Brenda Miller Michael Miller Renee' Mitchell Rosalinda Mondragon Reginald Moseby JUNIORS 37 Buck Murphy Jon Nelson Kelli Norrell Cindy Oliver Kathy Parker Brenda Penn Stephanie Pennington Tonya Pennington Karen Polite Nancy Pounds Tysa Prewitt Jason Price Wendy Priest John Pryor Tammy Pullin Angela Raino Sandy Roberts Scotty Roberts David Rogers Angela Rollins Reagan Rush Corey Scales Tammie Scott Robert Shelton Paul Simpson 38 JUNIORS Philisha Simpson Mary Sivils Danny Smith Bobby Staton Len Stephenson Scott Swan Chris Talley Kevin Tanksley Heather Teague Hick Thames Shellie Thomas Windy Thurman DaShune Tippie William Tippitt Terri Tolefree Patricia Vaughan Gary Wade Carla Walker Sharia Wallace Lance Walters Peggy Webb Sheri Webb Regina Weeks Pete Wells Felicia Williams Hot pictured: Michael Moore Cynthia Stanley i i k. JUNIORS 39 John Alston Robbie Baldwin Andy Bames Benjie Bames Doyla Barnett Lisa Bowden Sara Breshears Darrin Brooks Lisa Brown Rose Brown Pearline Butler Abbie Caine Erica Carolina Marilyn Carpenter Todd Carver Bonnie Cason Chris Collins Deana Collins Regina Cotton Amy Couch Chris Crane Beverly Cox James Crass Rhonda Davis Latarice Dean 40 SOPHOMORES Candi Baker-pres., S. C. rep. Cleveland Moseby-vice-pres. Michelle Meziere-sec. treas. Kirby Cockrum-rep. Carmen Byrd-5. C. rep. Stephanie Foote-S. C. rep. Leesa Stephenson-S. C. rep. Cindy Donaldson Willie Ellis Terra Everett Kelly Fanner Darwin Fisher Reginald Fowler Martha Gilliam Matt Gilliam Rebekah Goudie Beth Graham Sharon Gulley Paula Gulley Marcia Hammond Chris Harper Valinda Haskin James Hawkins Cynthia Haynes Janis Haynes Donald Henderson Todd Hickman Michael Hicks Kristie Hill Leslie Hill Laddy Holland Fred Holmes SOPHOMORES 41 Carlisa Houston Jeremy Janes Christi Johnson Curtis Johnson Malcom Johnson Angela Jones Cristy Jones Kandy Jones Jessie Kelley Johnny Kelley Melinda Kelley Doylene Kellum Michael Knight Frederick Lambert Roxie Lambert Tina Lambert Angi Lea Keith Lindsey Ulissa Lindsey Ernie Logan Jenny Longnecker Neil Martin Greg Maxwell Alan McCone Tammy McDill Jimmy McDonald Stephen Miller Juan Mondragon 42 SOPHOMORES Lucy Mondragon Otis Montgomery Micki Moseby Brad Murphy David Murphy Patricia Pamplin Darrell Parker Terah Peacock Lee Penn Pamela Pennington Justin Price James Reese Alanda Reynolds Leslie Rich Eric Ricks DeAnn Riley Juan Robinson Michele Sadler Terri Sanders Tressie Sanders Michael Sawyer Eric Selby Billy Shairrick Timothy Sivils Reginald Smith Clay Snow James Spruell Darrell Spurlock SOPHOMORES 43 Stephanie Stanley Timothy Swan Junior Taylor Misty Thomas Theresa Thomas Robert Thompson Dan Timmons Listine Tolliver Glenda Tolston Kim Tomerlin May Townsend Shelia Trantham Tetzel Turner Amy Tyson Tracie Vestal Donna Vines Santorrio Wagner Julie Wallace Ralph Ware Rocita Watkins Carrie Weatherly Henry Webb Shane Wells Willie Whitaker Denise Williams Wayne Williams Tom Wilson Anthony Woods Rebecca Wooten Clyne Yarbrough Karen Young Debra Barfield 44 SOPHOMORES TEACHERS 45 Hamburg High School Faculty Annette Baggett Linda Barrett Camille Carpenter vocational business math, basketball, intramurals, librarian track Carol Couch English, speech Charles Eranklin Mary Harrod vocational agriculture home economics Judy Nubbell history Lisa Coats resource, English, history Rickey Covington science, P.E., football, track 46 TEACHERS I Always Keeps Ben Lawrence vocational agriculture Marty Martin band Patti Meeks science Evelyn Moore resource math, history r, V Carol Moyers English, Spanish Mitch Myrick history, football, baseball, basketball Margaret Phillips science Carolyn Poe P.E., geography, psychology 1 TEACHERS 47 Students Guessing! Wanda Sample math, computer programming Linda Tucker guidance counselor Peggy Skender English Robert Stone Carrie Taylor dean of students music, sr. jr. choir athletic dir. Warded Washington Donald Wayne Rickey White Ruth White English history, basketball, football English Journalism, business ed. 48 TEACHERS ACTIVITIES 49 Treasurer- Schelese Mill Reporter- Cleveland Mo- seby Parliamentarian- Regina Hughes School Board Rep.- Mi- chelle Meziere Can you guess what school would be like without a good, organized student council? The council spon- sors many activities throughout the year, including Hal- loween carnivals, egg hunts, and fun day to name a few. It also informs the ad- ministration of MTIS students feelings about certain is- sues. 50 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL 51 presidcnt-Rcnee Carle, vice- prcsIdcnt-Alicia Byrd, secre- tary-Pollyanna Burt, treasur- er-Jennifer Johnson, report- er-Kevin McQllton. parlia- mentarian-Janet Oliver, s. c. representative Jennifer Blagg MH5 members: P. Bre- shcars. J. Bums. R. Cason. B. Daley. C. Dumas. S. Ev- ans. 5. Foote. J. Guest. J. Hartley. K. Micks. W. Hill. S. Johnson. T. Kelley. B. Koen. J. Rambo. D. Streeter. J. Blagg. P. Burt. A. Byrd. R. national Honor Society m i a Carle. J. Graves. S. Hill. J. Johnson. J. Oliver. T. Sand- ers. K. Springer. A. Thomas. L. Thornhill. M. Lair, A. Tremor. D. Brooks, D. Brown, S. Craig. S. Culp, D. Dalton. M. Elton. A. Foote. C. Lawrence. W. Lewis. M. Max- well. K. McGilton. S. McGlolhian. R. McQuay. M. Miller. K. Morrell. C. Oliver. M. Pounds. T. Prewitt, S. Sanders. L. Walters. D. Tip- pie. B. Witherington. S. Webb. H. Teague. M. Sivils. W. Priest. S. Swan. S. Thom- as. D. Vaughns. J. Wallace, and J. Akins Some of the Honor Society members took a trip to Memphis. TM last spring. They visited several tourist attractions in Memphis in- cluding the King of Rock n Roll's home. Graceland. and the famous Beale Street. 52 NMS Head Lions Staff co-editors: Michael Miller and Kim Woods reporters: Cole Bier- baum, Johnny Akins, Pamela Pennington, Candi Baker, and Kim Springer; co-editors: Michael Miller and Kim Woods Extra, Extra Read All About It! That's exact- ly what the HeadLions staff does. The staff lets us read about what's new in their fea- ture articles, keeps us highlighted on the seniors in their Senior Spotlight, and brings us holiday cheer in their holiday articles. MEADLIOMS STAFF 53 co-editors:Renee Carle Jennifer Johnson advisor:Mrs. Ruth White activities:Staci Swan. Anne Thomas-sec. editor ads and faculty:Dana Brooks-sec. editor academics:Jodi Graves- sec. editor athletics:Clay Lawrence. Randall Cason. Ashley Foote-sec. editor computers:Jodi Graves, Dana Brooks, Renee Carle-sec. editor classes: Nancy Jo Pounds, Sandra Culp- sec. editor Things aren't always normal dur- ing Mrs. White's third period class. If one enters the room at a time when everyone has a deadline near, the atmosphere might be very moody. On the other hand, if all deadlines have been met a per- son might find the atmosphere very cheerful. One might hear Anne tell- ing Kandall to take pictures of some clubs, or Renees rat tat tating on Billybob, the computer. If a per- son stuck around long enough, he might understand some of the common language like pica, trapped space, or Mrs. White, help. It wouldn't take one long to figure out that this group isjust one big happy family. Annual Staff photography:Mancy Jo Pounds, Clay Lawrence, Jodi Graves, Randall Cason-chairman The co-editors work hard to meet deadlines and to make the 1988 annual the best ever. Seniors The FBLA attended the District III meeting at UAM last spring. HMS students entered 16 different events and placed in 12 of them. The chapter also re- ceived awards for hav- ing the second largest membership and fifth Future Business largest membership ■ based on percentage of students enrolled. Sophomores And r I officers: president-Jennifer Blagg. vice-president Alicia Byrd. secretary-Jimmy Sed- berry. treasurer-Bemie Cald- well. reporter-Joby Rambo. parliamentarian-Denise Snorton. s.c. representative- _ 56 FBLA Future Farmers pres.-Joey hartley, vice pres.-Jim Quest, sent.- Walter Mill, sec.-Pollyan na Burt. jr. advisor-Craw- ford Adams. treas. Kim Wllcoxon, rcp.-Jewel Wis carver, student council rep. Jay Grice. advisor-Mr. franklin senior ffA members Top left: The Hamburg High School FFA poultry team, which represented Arkan- sas at the Mid South Fair and won first place, consisted of Donald Mathews, Cur- tis McDill, Walter Hill, and Tommy Chap- man. Chapman had the highest individ- ual score and Hill had the third highest individual score. Top middle: FFA's an- nual father-son banquet honered Kirby Cockrum and Eric Selby for Outstanding Qreenhand Awards. Rueben Rush was named the Chapter Star Farmer. Bryan Hollis received the Outstanding Aca- demic Achievement Award. Richard Courson won the Dekalb Agri Award. Top right: FFA's electricty team placed third in competition at the Oil Belt Vocational Technical School in EIDorado. The team included Tony Kelley, Ronnie Helms and Paul Breshears. Helms won the second highest individual award for his score on written examinations. Left: FFA members who participated in a sub-regional com- petition at Drew Central. Bryan Hollis won first in extemporaneous speaking. Sharon Shelton won second in public speaking and the Parliamentary Proce- dure team placed fourth. Second left: FFA members who qualified for the state judging contest at the University of Ar- kansas. Third left: FFA members who placed in the district contest. FUTURE FARMERS 59 Kim Wilcoxon After the votes were tallied for the FFA Sweetheart, Miss Kim Wilcoxon received the title. Kim is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcoxon, Jr. Kim is FFA treasurer, the choir secre- tary, and a member of the madrigals, tier favorite pastimes are riding horses, playing the piano, singing, and woodworking. Kim plans to at- tend UAM and major in music. She said that she will miss working in the shop in agriculture, singing with the madrigals, pestering Mr. Franklin, and being with her friends. 60 SWEETHEART Ross Drennan ‘ I will miss the clubs, the dances, and, most of all, my friends, said the new FNA Beau Ross Drennan, when asked what he will miss about his high school days. Ross is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Drennan. Ross is active in the student council, quiz bowl, FBLA, and is president of the Drama Club. Ross enjoys snow skiing, writing, tennis, and playing the drums. After graduation Ross plans to attend ASU and major in radio and T.V. broadcasting. BEAU 61 FHA is a very active orga- nization. Each year the club assists with the Ar- kansas Blood Drive on donor day at school and also collects money for the research foundation at Arkansas Children s Hospital. The club ends the year with its annual mother-daughter picnic ture Homemakers in the spring. Jill Wallace was one of twenty participants se- lected for this year’s Be- ginning Scholars pro- gram sponsored by the College of Agriculture and Home Economics. This program, which was for gifted and talented students, was a six-week summer program. Renee Mitchell attended the national Institute on Cooperative Education in St. Louis, Missouri, on August 11-14. Renee was chosen to participate in the youth scholar pro- gram after attending the state cooperative camp held at Couchdale in June, where she repre- sented Hamburg's FHA chapter. FHA officers- Jill Wallace, pres.; Shawna Sanders, 1st vice-pres.; Renea McQuay, 2nd vice-pres.; Helen Allison, 3rd vice- pres.; Anne Thomas, sec- retary; Alison Hedge- cock. reporter; Angela Jones, treasurer; Terri Bames, s.c. rep. FHA members that met to make plans for the Arkansas Children's Hospital project were Kelly Donaldson, Schelese Hill, and Alison Hedgecock. 62 FHA NAHS pres.-Leia Thornhill, first vice-pres.-Cassandra McKee, second vice-pres.- Rosalinda Mondragon, sec.- Milissa Pullin, treas.-Renee' Mitchell, rep.-Brenda Rice, Pari.-Regina Weeks, photo historian-Angie Holcomb, photo historian-Wendy Priest, s. c. reporter-Jon Nel- son The winners of the 1987 Fair Art Show were Jenny Long- necker, first in photog- raphy; Brenda Rice, best of show; Angie Holcomb, second; Ro- salinda Mondragon, second; Jon Nelson, first; Leia Thornhill, first; Renee Mitchell, third. NAHS 63 The Coin and Stamp Club is open to all stu- dents in grades tenth through twelfth. Mr. Wardell Washington is Coin And Stamp Club the sponsor. pres.-Denise Snorton, vice-pres.-Renee McQuay, sec.-Terri Barnes, treas.-Marie Ellis, rep.-Shane Ev- ans, pari.-Jeff Clifton, s.c. rep.-Triwanna Sanders how can students learn more about the law while also having fun? The law club is the answer. The law club is open to all stu- dents in grades tenth through twelfth. Each The law club year students from the law club are selected to compete in a state wide mock trial com- petition. Far left: Chief justice. Cole Bierbaum. gets the meeting under control. Middle left: Sorry, it's the law. aye Bern? Left: Gosh! We all have to abide by it. Liberty And Justice For All ... Last year's mock trial team competed against Fordyce in Fine Bluff. AR. chief justice- Cole Bierbaum, associate justice- Anne Thomas, stenograph er-Renee Carle, court clerk- Ber- the Caldwell, baliff- Brent Witherington, student council rep.- Joby Rambo LAW CLUB 65 presidem-Ross Drennan. vice-president-Schelcse Mill. secretary-Jennifer Blagg, treasurer-Patricia Green, re- porter-Tcrri Lynn Barnes, s. c. representative-Jodi Graves, parliamentarian- Blake Daley. Lights, Camera, Action . . . Drama Club There's a little bit of talent in us all The Drama Club lets peo- ple sample their abili- ties through acting and or speaking. With- in the Drama Club is the speech and debate team. Right-The Arkansas Repre- tory Theater performed sev- eral skits from Shake- speare s play. Tar right- members of the Drama Club who attended the speech seminar in Little Rock; Up- per far right-members of the speech team who taught the elementary kids about the McGruff Crime Prevention 66 DRAMA CLUB Library Club The Library Club is made up of students who are library assis- tants. The aim of the organization is to maintain an orderly li- brary and to provide better services to the students and teach- ers. president-Helen Allison, v. president-Dana Pollock, sec. treas.-Brenda Chenowith. reporter-Lori King (not pictured), s.c. re- presentative-Angelia Clark LIBRARY CLUB 67 concert choir officers: pres.- Casey Riley, v. pres.-Brenda Rice. sec. treas.-Kim Wil- coxon. student council rep.- Pollyanna Burt grand chorus officers: pres.- Tina Fowler, v. pres.-Jewel Wisecarver. sec. treas.-Pa- trlcla Qreen Choir All-region choir members- Brad Koen, Shane Evans, Sly McGlothian. Pollyanna Burt, not pic. Kim Wilcoxon madrigals-Brenda Rice, Rob- ert Earl McCrory, Regina hughes. Junior Taylor, An- gela Jones. Keith Hicks, Pol- lyanna Burt, Chuck Dumas, Becky Mill, Brad Koen. Angie Tremor, Shane Evans, Kim Wilcoxon, Casey Riley. Sara Breshears. Roderick Cook, Stephanie Pennington, Da- vid Streeter, Triwanna Sand- ers. Sly McQlothian 68 CHOIR Band A When it comes to how hard the band has practiced, there is no guessing required. The band performs at football games and also presents con- certs. This year the band particapated in the All Region march- ing contest and the UAM marching con- test. Each group re- ceived an excellent rating in both con- tests, except for the twirlers, who received a superior rating at the marching contest held at UAM. At the 1987 band banquet Tommy Johnston won the Arion Service Award and Kim Harper won the John Philip Sousa Award. Brandon Brown won the di- rector's award for the out- standing junior band stu- dent. Kim Harper was all-state band and Kim Wllcoxon was all-state choir. BAND 69 BAND 71 Renee Carle-Sr. Pollyanna Burt-Sr. Angle Tremor 5r. Alicia Byrd-Sr. Regina Hughes-Jr. Shellie Thomas-Jr. Misty Thomas-Soph. Angi Lea-Soph. Stephanie Foote-Soph. Michelle Meziere-Soph. Candi Baker - Lion - Soph. Jamie McDonald- Mascot ‘ Cheerleading is one of my favorite sports. Leading the crowd in cheers and getting en- thusiasm from them really excites me! I es- pecially enjoy cheering for Hamburg High because we have so much school spirit! I love it! Ashley Foote - co-captain-Jr. Cheerleaders 72 CHEERLEADERS Hardwork, practice, and patience are all very vital to becoming a cheerleader. No one really thinks there is much to a cheerleader, but guess again. Cheerleaders have to get the crowd enthused; they flip on their backs, or build 10 ft. pyra- mids just to do so. Being a cheer- leader consists of more than make- up, hair spray, and those short skirts, it is a sport and has to be practiced as such. Cheerleading is a lot of work, but even more it's a lot of fun. I'll never for- get the times I've had with those crazy cheer- leaders!'’ Jenny Johnson-captain- Sr. X afi t i ‘ V S? r few A lTv f 9 CHEERLEADERS 73 74 SPORTS 62 C. Bierbaum-C 20 P. BrcshearsriB 75 B. Caldwell-T 50 J. Cllfton-Q 11 B. Daley-RB 81 J. Grice-E 74 B. Koen-C 83 J. Rambo-E Senior'S 36 R. McCrory-MB 88 K. Micks-E 65 D. Streeter-G 60 S. Wood-G FOOTBALL 75 Juniors 72 R. Cook-T 21 D. Dalton-MB 30 A. MugginsTB 42 L. Butler-E 78 R. Pranklin-T 61 N. EltonG 33 11. Harrington-E 22 D. Pisher-HB 77 W. Lewis-T 76 B. Johnson-T 76 FOOTBALL 15 K. McGiltonQB 34 P. Simpson-HB FOOTBALL 77 43 f. Holmes-MB 26 J. Janes-HB 80 K. Cockrum-E 64 J. McDonald T 12 D. Spurlock-QB Sophomores 44 C. Johnson-HB 13 C. Snow-E J L r. J 1 24 T. Wilson-HB 78 FOOTBALL First row: J. Clifton, B. Caldwell, D. Streeter, C. Blerbaum, J. Rambo, K. hicks. J. Grice, R. McCrory, B. Koen, B. Daley. S. Wood. Second row: R. Franklin, G. Wade, B. Martin. D. Dalton, L. Butler, B. Witherington, S. Swan. K. McGilton. P. Breshears, D. Timmons. P. Wells. Third row: T. Wilson, C. Johnson. F. Holmes, P. Simpson, H. Harrington, D. Smith, H. Elton, D. Spurlock, C. Snow, J. Janes, K. Cockrum, L. Stephenson. Fourth row: B. Johnson, D. Hill, W. Lewis, R. Cook, A. Huggins, J. McDonald. Mgrs.- C. Harper, M. Crowson, J. Byrd, C. Yar- brough, and C. Lawrence (not pictured). Coaches: head coach Robert Stone, Mitch Myrick, Donald Wayne, Rickey Covington. Right: Clyne Yarbrough-trainer. John Byrd-mgr., Clay Lawrence-trainer, Chris Harper-mgr., and Michael Crowson-mgr. The Hamburg Lions' coaching staff consisted of Ricky Covington and Donald Wayne, kneeling, and head coach Robert Stone and Mitch Myr- ick, standing. FOOTBALL 79 that the 1987 senior girls would be- come state overall runner-up? The 1987 senior girls' basketball team went undefeated in conference play. Re- ceiving a bye to the fin- als of the district tour- nament, the Lady Lions beat the Monti- cello Billies by a score of 77-26. Jennifer Blagg, Rose Moseby, Faye Mill, Anne Thom- as, and Rose Taylor were selected All-Dis- trict players in the tournament. In the first round of the state tournament . . that the 1987 sen- ior boys' basketball team was 7-3 in conference play? In the First round game in the district tourna- ment, the Lions eliminat- ed Crossett 48-46. By de- feating Monticello 46-38, Hamburg advanced to the finals. Dumas defeat- ed the Lions with a score of 40-39. Richard Wil- liams, Bennie Jenkins, and Bruce Rollins were named to the All-Tourna- ment team. In the regional qualify- ing rounds of the AAA state tournament, Ham- burg battled Malvern in tripfe overtime but was defeated by a score of 67- 62. The Lions ended their season with a re- cord of 23-6. held in Batesville, Hamburg eliminated Batesville by a score of 79-57. They went on to beat Qreen County Tech with a score of 77-64. In the finals of the tournament, the Lady Lions defeated Mountain Home in overtime by a score of 79-78. In addition to Rose Taylor being se- lected as most valu- able player, Faye Hill and Anne Thomas were named to the All- Tournament team. Hamburg advanced to the finals of the overall state tourna- ment by defeating AA state champions Drew Central. The final score of the game was 65-60. In the final game the Lady Lions fell to Fort Smith South side 66-60. Hamburg's season re- cord was 32-2. BASKETBALL 81 82 Schelese Hill sr. Sabrina Tharp-sr. BASKETBALL Anne Thomas-s _____________________I Alison Medgecocksr. Stephanie White-sr. Jennifer Blagg-sr. Janet Oliver-sr. Doris Vaughns-sr. ? Basketball Alicia Byrd-sr. Rose Moseby-sr. Ashley foote jr. Shawna Sanders-Jr. Pearline Butler-soph Rebekah Qoudle-soph Cynthia Haynes-soph Leslie 11111-soph Coach's Comments The 1987-88 Lady Lions are work- ing hard to cany on the tradition of outstanding basketball at Hamburg High. We are all very proud of our school and our program. We hope to perform at all times to the best of our ability with pride and good sports- manship. We hope that this season will end as gloriously as those of the past few years. Our main concern, however, is that we represent our school with the pride and respect due such a great faculty, staff, and student body. We hope that our school will be as proud of us at the end of the 1988 school year as we will always be of Hamburg High. remarked Coach Lin- da Barrett. Lecsa Stephenson-soph BASKETBALL Kneeling: C. Perkins-mgr.. D. Riley, S. hill, S. White, M. Moseby, L. Stephenson, S. Tharp. L. Hill, P. Butler, R. Baldwin- mgr. Standing: Coach Barrett, T. Sanders, A. foote, R. Moseby, A. Hedgecock, D. Vaughns, R. Goudie, A. Thomas, J. Oliver, C. Haynes, J. Blagg, S. Sanders, and A. Byrd Managers: Candace Per- kins and Robbie Baldwin Coach Linda Barrett BASKETBALL Kneeling: A. Jordan-mgr., T. Dunn, J. Hartley. L. Butler, K. Lindsey, T. Wilson, f. holmes, J. Quest, J. Robinson-mgr. Standing: Coach M. Myrick, O. Montgomery, C. Moseby, A. Wilson. C. Jenkins, C. Adams, W. Williams, R. Moseby, B. Goodwin, H. Webb. Coach M. Ireland, Coach D. Wayne v Coach's Comments ‘This team is the most inexperienced team I have coached in eight years. We have one starter coming back from last year, for us to maintain the Hamburg pride, we will have to withstand a lot of ups and downs. There is no question that we can win our district and go to state, but we must be able to keep our intensity and pride together. The leadership from our seniors must be strong and the stu- dent body must be more supportive than ever. With this, I am looking toward to another great year in 8 AAA basketball,'' commented Coach Wayne. BASKETBALL 85 Jim Guest-sr. Carl Jenkins-sr. Anthony Wilson-sr. Larry Butlcr-jr. Boyett Goodwin-Jr. BASKETBALL Tim Dunn-jr. Cleveland Moseby-soph. head coach-Donald Wayne, asst, coach Mitch Myrick, and asst. coach-Michael Ire- land Tom Wilson soph. Fred holmes-soph. Otis Montgomery-soph. Wayne Williams-soph. Henry Webb-soph. Managers: Juan Robinson and Alvis Jordan BASKETBALL 87 1987-88 Sr. Girls' Basketball Hamburg 53 Dermott 61 Hamburg 53 Dermott 49 Hamburg 65 Warren 60 Hamburg 56 Bastrop 52 Hamburg 80 Dumas 63 Hamburg 64 Monticello 40 Hamburg 71 Crossett 53 Hamburg 74 Dollarway 54 Hamburg 83 Crossett 51 Hamburg 69 Warren 52 Hamburg 99 Dumas 49 Hamburg 74 Monticello 38 Hamburg 78 Dollarway 60 Hamburg 58 Drew Central 56 8-AAA Conference Champs 8-AAA District Champs 1987-88 88 BASKETBALL Sr. Boys' Basketball Hamburg 35 Camden TV. 37 Hamburg 50 Dermott 49 Hamburg 63 Lake Village 41 Hamburg 36 Bastrop 47 Hamburg 70 Dermott 55 Hamburg 71 Wilmar 58 Hamburg 47 Warren 45 Hamburg 38 Bastrop 48 Hamburg 47 Dumas 43 Hamburg 54 Monticello 77 Hamburg 65 Crossett 76 Hamburg 55 Dollarway 58 Hamburg 60 Crossett 62 Hamburg 51 Warren 44 Hamburg 20 Dumas 49 Hamburg 52 Monticello 53 Hamburg 51 Dollarway 52 Hamburg 44 Drew Central 38 The 1987 tennis team had a lot of ups and downs throughout the year, but they survived! Our team was young and lacked experience. We have 7 returning players so we are expecting an even better season next year. The coach for this year was Patricia Tyson. FRONT ROW: J. Johnson, F. hill. K. Harper, J. Blagg. and T. Barnes. BACK ROW: Coach P. Tyson, C. Dumas, C. Lawrence, J. Kinnaird, D. Streeter, B. q0 ahead, make my day! Hollis, R. Drennan, B, Miller, and K. Cockrum. TENNIS 89 Track The 1986-87 Hamburg senior girls' track team placed second in the district track meet held in Warren. Candace Perkins set a new 8AAA district record in the longjump, leaping 16'7 . The following girls qualified for the state track meet held in Sheridan: Brenda Miller, Irecia Brewer, Ashley Poote, and Candace Perkins-400 meter relay; Stephanie White- 1600 meter run; Candace Perkins-long jump, winning 6th place; Irecia Brewer-discus, win- ning 4th place; Rose Moseby-100 meter and 300 meter hurdles, winning 6th place in 300 meter hurdles. Get it girl! The senior boys' track team's outstanding runner this year was Daryll Clinton. James Ollison received the field event award and Joby Rambo was the recipient of the scholastic award. 90 TRACK Our team wasX young last year V Xr £ and we did X X experience a X V losing season. X v X but everyone X X X except our X X seniors is X X coming back. X X We are really X X looking forward to next year. Coach X Myrick said T.vo players were honored by being selected for all district: Lloyd Sadler and Robert D. Stone. FRONT: Stephen Miller, Brad Martin, Darrell Spurlock, Lloyd Sadler, Tom Wilson, Jeremy Janes, Fred holmes, and Scott Swan. REAR: Coach M. Myrick, Matt Gilliam, Nick Martin, Robert D. Stone. Anthony Wilson, Curtis McDili, Reginald Moseby, and Pete Wells. mmmm Q BASEBALL 91 HAMBURG HIGH SCHOOL moms ;r ths HiMi.-ri gm. left to right- Shawna Sanders- s.c. rep., Schelese hill- vice-pres., Janet Oliver- pres., Alison hedge- cock- sec. treas., Terri Lynn Barnes- fund raising chm. 1st row- L. hill, T. Sanders, P. Webb, J. Johnson. T Barnes. R. Carle. J. Blagg, A. Byrd. C. Baker. P. Butler 2nd row- S. Sanders. C. Byrd, S. White, K. Young, M Thomas. D. Riley. A. Foote, S. Thomas, R. Moseby. C Perkins. M. Moseby. 3rd row- spon. L. Higginbotham T. Scott, L. Stephenson, S. hill, A. Thomas, A. Hedge cock. R. Goudie, J. Oliver. D. Vaughns, spon. L. Bar rett. Girls' FCA Intramurals hop-a-long Cassidy and his side kick Scotty the Kid Frederick Stallone The new John Wayne FCA inTRAMURALS PERSONALITIES 93 Hamburg High Veronica Anne Thomas Seventeen year old Anne Thomas, Miss HHS, was bom on March 19, 1970, to the parents of Carolyn hill and George Thomas. Anne enjoys dancing, playing basketball, and just having fun. Although Anne is undecid- ed as to where she will attend college, her future vocation is to study medi- cine and help find a cure for AIDS. When asked what her most memora- ble time at HHS was, she said, I don't think I'll ever forget the unity of the 1986-87 Lady Lions. It was just great to have a second family and do things together like we did. Other nominees for Miss HHS were Terri Lynn Barnes, Alicia Byrd, Jenni- fer Johnson, and Kim Wilcoxon. 94 MISS HHS Hamburg High Fishing and hunting are the pas- times of Joey Hartley, Mr. HHS. Joey is the son of Don and Katy Hartley. Joey plans to attend college at UAM and major in forestry or business manage- ment. Later he hopes to become an executive for a large timber company. I will always remember playing bas- ketball for the Lions; although, I will never miss having a closed campus,'' remarked Joey when asked his fon- dest memories of HHS. Jeff Clifton and Casey Riley were also nominated for Mr. HHS. MR. HHS 95 Most Studious 96 SR WHO'S WHO SENIORS Most Likely To Be Remembered SENIORS Who's Who? •FMa ttale nd A«ia Byrd Funniest Pollyanna Burt and Jeff Clifton $ha, Terri Barnes cole Bierbaum SR WHO'S WHO 97 jumoRS David Dalton Cutest SOPHOMORES Cockrui Who's Who?. SOPH WHO'S WHO 99 SENIOR HIGH Jr. high Students 102 Teachers 113 Sports 117 Activities 127 Guess What's Happening Junior High is a time of experiencing new situations and developing unique personal- ities. As many students try their hands at playing football, switching classes six times a day, or receiving lockers for the first time; they discover that Junior High is really excit- ing. In a whirl of new faces, new classes, and new activities, they are kept busy guessing. I'll never forget cheering, Mr. Rush trying to be funny, and gossiping with my friends outside the gym during lunch,'' commented Deanna Sadler. At lunch we walk around or go in the gym and play basketball,'' said David Dvorshock. With so many new and different ordeals happening at once, the students are forced to mature and accept fresh responsibilities. Growing and maturing together, students face new challenges, which cause their own unique personalities to broaden and blos- som. As individualism grows among them, they also grow closer to each other, facing the new situations together. 102 STUDENTS ninth Grade Laura Tullos- Pres. Robbie McCain V Pres. Deanna Sadler Sec. Britt Jeffers Treas. Suraj Abraham Jason Akers Mona Arnold Kevin Barfield Michael Bates Kirt Bierbaum Darlene Block Brandon Brown Gary Brown Robert Bums Owen Carpenter Stephanie Cedotal Tom Chenowith James Cokley Marcus Collins Stephanie Collins Marcus Conley Tonya Cook Teresa Courson Todd Cox Marcus Cromwell Chad Culp Jamie Curtis Jason Davis LaVell Davis Rodney Dean Kelley Donaldson Calvin Duckery Pamela Dunn Reginald Dunn David Dvorshock Rocky Parmer Scott Ponest Cannon Poster Trent Powler Cotina Gilliam Pran Gilliam Rodney Goodwin MINTh GRADE 103 Rommy Greer Sam Grice Paul Gulledge Willie Gulley Clay Guthrie Robie Hadley Gene Haire Frankie Lee Harris John Harris Danny Harrison Nancy Haynes Jesse Hennington Skip Hensley Kenetta Hill Terry Hillard Brad Hollis Dawn Hudson LaSalle Huggins Erica Jackson Linda Jacobs Maurice Jacobs Jim Jaggers Sherounda Jenkins Wally Jenkins Jennifer Johanson Gus Johnson Janay Johnson Angie Kelley Eddie Kelley Sativa Kelley Robert Kitchen Jennifer Knight Julie Lawrence Richard Leveritt Fran Lowry Jeff Marks Ramon Manning Melissa Marshall Bonita Martin Kevin Martin Maurice Mason Brandon Massey 104 NINTH GRADE Darren McAdoo Trade McDaniel Wade McDonald Robert McMiece Michelle Miles Angela Mills Jaime Mondragon Michael Mormon Lealha Murphy Jeff Morrell Karen Owens Dorothy Page Carlo Perry Tina Polite Lisa Pollock Anthony Raino Amy Ram bo Terry Roberts Lisa Robinson Jeffrey Rogers Marsha Rogers Walter Rowe Laronda Sanders Sylvia Scates Shane Skender Anthony Singleton Shari Sivils Demetrius Smith Melvin Spencer Kevin Spruell Scottie Stafford Shelley Ann Stanley Alvin Tate Michael Taunton Karen Thompson Tommy Thompson Brent Thornhill T. J. Tipps Emily Tubbs Letzel Turner James Vaughan Stevie Ward NINTH GRADE 105 Herbert Watkins Julie Wells Wayne Wesson Gary West Kenneth Whitaker Perry Williams Ronnie Williams Mary Wilson Michael Wood Heather Wright Bruce Yandel Hot Pictured: Angel Kellum Mark Pennington Shurell Wilson 106 NINTH GRADE Eighth Grade Mark Tomerlin-pres. Mitsy Byrd-vice-pres. Neka Sanders-sec. Otis Sanders-treas. Sunil Abraham Samuel Arnold Melissa Kaye Bays Jason Berryman Jeffery Bilbo Deshun Bonton Brian Bozeman Carlon Bradford Anna Breedlove Ladonaldson Brewer Kirby Brooks Melissa Brooks Elijah Brown Rufus Brown Steven Brown David Byrd Kenneth Caldwell Lori Carpenter Stacey Carpenter Kathy Carver Beverly Cason Christy Cason Richard Clifton Blair Cockrum Thayne Cockrum Chasity Collins Joe Couch Shawn Craig Nikki Crain Jason Culp Leslie Cunningham Ashley Daley Loretta Daniels Anthony Dawkins Leigh Donaldson Lori Dougan Kevin Durby Jody Edwards EIGHTH GRADE 107 il front, left to right, alter- nate Carla Gates, Robin Fletcher, and Walter Rowe, and in the rear, Lori Carpenter, Julie Lawrence, and Jamie Curtis were named as members of the all-re- gion choir and participat- ed in the concert on Sat- urday, October 24. in Warren. Sylvia Ellis Robin Fletcher Latosha Foster Kevin Frazier Carta Gates Tart Gilliam Corinthian Girtman Anthony Griffin Sharron Gulley William Carl Gulley Carolyn Harrington Amanda Harris Jennie Harris Latoshia Haskin Daisy Haynes Abby Hill Steven Hodge Chuck Hollis Patrick Hubbard Charbonnet Jackson Carey Janes Birman Lee Jenkins Harvey Jenkins Jason Jenkins Chris Johnson Edward Johnson Raymond Johnson Robert Johnson Rodney Johnson Vemicia Johnson David Johnston Billy Jones Mackel King Chris Knight Kenny Lambert Dean Lindsey Lisa Loveless Janice Lowe Blake Martin Jennifer McArthur Melissa McCrory Angela McDonald Patricia McDuffee Willie McFelson Aaron McLead Jim Meziere Phil Miller Miguel Mondragon Octavio Mondragon Kenneth Moore Sandra Moore Pearlie Moseby Tamela Moseby Jim Murphy Roger riel ms William Pamplin Timothy Pennington Latricia Polk Christy Pryor Cristy Pullin David Richardson . Temeshia Rollins Kenneth Rotten Jimmie Anne Sedberry Mark Simpson Stephen Sivils Beverly Smith Mitzi Smith Karla Spurlock Jason Stanley John Stell Kasey Stephenson Stacey Taylor Buma Tharp Alf Freddie Tucker September Tucker Danette Tyson Jerry Wallace Dana Walters Stacey Wayne Walters Joey Walton Rebecca Watt Leroy Whitaker Archie Faye Williams Thomas Williams Jerod Williamson Drexel Woods Tony Woods Pamela Wooten Rachel Lynn Wooten Shane Wooten EIGHTH GRADE 109 Seventh Grade Rebecca Wright-pres. Ron Holmes-vice-pres. Christan Tyson-sec. Lacey Kinnaird-treas. Shonna Abernathy Shonni Abernathy Angie Adcock Christopher Andrepont Bruce Bailey Vanessa Bankston Tashun Barnes Amy Barrett Jimmy Bass Amy Bates Dane Bawcom Jason Bohler LaShona Brandon SaSandra Brandon Angela Brown Dorthy Brown LaShomda Brown Melissa Bums Dawn Carpenter Kenneth Carpenter Shelby Carpenter � Melissa Carruth Jeremiah Cassity Krystal Cassity Kenneth Clarke Colby Collins Joey Cook Shawn Cossey Kevin Coulter Sonya Cox Mickie Crass Michael Crowson 110 SEVENTH GRADE Vickie Davis Jermaine Doakes Chris Donaldson Chris Douglas Amy farmer Vernon fisher Chris fleming Jimmy Gilliam Pamela Gulledge Dwight Hall James Hampton Shena Hampton Angela Harrington Angela Harris Lamarco Harris Trey Hawkins freddie Haynes Jennifer Haynes Jeffrey Hicks Amanda Hill Tracy Huffstettler' Andrew Jackson Amy Jaggers Isaac Jenkins Vanessa Jones Demond Jordon David Kazee Chris Kelley Michael Kelley Cedric Kitchen David Ladd Kim Lawrence Rusty Linares Jeffrey Lovett frankie Martin Henry McCain Marilyn McQuay Cecilio Mondragon Minerva Mondragon Kelly Joe Mormon Barbara Jean Morris Kimala Moseby Kevin Murphy SEVENTH GRADE 111 Wes Murphy Karen Helms Ray Helms Amy Oldam Latonian Orange Katherine Page Pamela Parker Kelley Pennington Mack Pennington Tammy Perry Melessia Pippen Maranda Poole Steven Raino Christie Rice LeAnn Rice Blash Ann Robinson Beth Rutledge Jennifer Rutledge Anita Sadler Elbert Sanders Dralon Sawyer Erica Simpson Jerry Simpson Latisha Singleton Danny Spicer Cheryl Stanley Shun Stanley John Stewart Victor Stone Marilyn Streeter Joseph Teague Robert Thomas Yolanda Thomas Chenoa Tucker Rotundra Lajun Tucker Danita Vaughns Ronnie Vunkannon Shannon Wallace Lisa Walters Shelly Warren Christian Watkins Kimberly Watkins Lisa Marie Wells Mendy Wells Kathryn Whaley Lorase Denice Whitaker Towanna Whitaker Willie Roy Whitaker David White Arlisa Williams Hatanya Wilson Shanta Withers Hathon Wooten Johnny Young 112 SEVENTH GRADE TEACHERS 113 Junior High Teachers Ronnie Anderson football, history Rent Baggett - football, history Eloise Baker - study hall attendant Errol Barrett - math Imie Carpenter - math Susan Covington - social studies Bettye Dillard - practical arts Cindy Hudgens - social studies Michael Ireland boys basketball, health, drivers ed. Linda Lloyd • English Rari Martin librarian Elaine McDaniel girls' basketball, P.E. Lula Milus - English Donald Rosen - football basketball, civics, drivers ed. Robert Rush math Pam Smith - counselor Fran Stone - science Brenda Wayne - English Elizabeth White reading not pictured: Barbara Bames - science Claire Chapman - special ed. Herman Morris • science 114 TEACHERS Special Staff Linell Banks-special ed. aide Sue Barrett-sec. special ed d.w. Patsy Cecil-test cord. d.w. Marilyn Chambers-gifted talented d.w. Patricia Chandler-Chapter I aide, Wil. Betty Courson-Chapter I aide Dorinda Crews-special prog, cord. d.w. Diana Drennan-secretary, Ptl. Laura Etheridge-gifted talented cord. d.w. Betty Eubanks-secretary bkkp. Helen Foote-nurse d.w. Fran Gifford-project IMPACT Gloria Marris-reading clinic aide Luann Higginbotham-special ed. aide Carolyn Hill-library aide, Ptl. Camille Janes-leaming lab. aide Susan Lawson-secretary bkkp. Sue Lea-treas. bkkp. d.w. Joy Martin-secretary bkkp. Sylvia Martln-parapro. voc. ho. ec. Betty Miller-secretary bkkp. Pearlie Ramey-secretary bkkp., Wil. Teretha Sanders-special ed. aide, Ptl. Donna Shields-secretary bkkp. Lourdes Skender-migrant ed. aide Keith Smith-speech pathologist d.w. Sandra Smith-Hippy aide. Wil. Betty Carol Stanley-secretary Nellie Tubbs-parapro. voc. business Lula Washington-Chapter I aide Linda Yarbrough- paraprofessional Barbara Chapman- computer aide. Ptl. Not pictured: John Barrctt-instr. alt. school Helen Brown-Hippy aide. Wil. Colbert Cook-special ed. aide Dottie Johnston-sec. bkkp. d.w. Barbara Jones-Chapter I aide, Wil. Emmie Kinnard-cafateria sup. d.w. Debra Stricklin-Hippy aide d.w.. Wil. Lois Perkins-Hippy cord., Wil. STAFF 115 Hamburg Schools' Employees Cafeteria Personnel-front row: W. Ray, P. Ladd, R. Summerland, V. Goss, C. Tucker. Back row: J. Cason, S. Woods, J. Adams, A. Pennington, A. Craig, li. Jenkins, M. White, P. Martin, E. Lewis. Mot pic: D. Bozeman. C. Pord, S. Henry, E. Knight, V. McKoin, M. Reid, C. Uballe, E. Whi- taker. Custodians: L. Carver, M. Hubbard, C. Brewer, L. Mason. E. Lambert. L. Lowe. Mot pic: E. Harris. V. Jenkins, M. Thurman. Maintenance: C. Cook, D. Watt, W. B. Streeter ground d.w., P. Brown, B. Jenkins, R. Smith. Mot pic: T. Hollis sup. d.w., C. Kitchen. Bus Drivers-front row: L. Swan, W. Ray, A. Adams, B. Wooden, C. Wilder. Back row: W. E. Jacobs, W. B. Streeter. S. Lawson, L. Carv- er, J. Sponaugle, P. Brown sup. d.w., C. Harris, D. Watt, R. Smith. C. Cook. Mot pic: B. Chapman, B. Courson, P. Drennan, B. Eubanks, T. Lawson, P. Martin, M. D. McGilton d.w., T. Traxler. 116 EMPLOYEES SPORTS 117 118 FOOTBALL The 1987-88 Hamburg Junior Lions finished their season with a 1 and 6 re- cord. Despite the record, the team played well and worked hard. We are expecting as many as 7 starters on de- fense and approximately 6 starters on offense to return for next year's team,” commented Head Coach Kent Baggett. The leading rusher for this year was Kenneth Caldwell. The leading tackier was Marc Collins. . 1 ym assistant coach-Donald Rosen head coach-Kent Baggett assistant coach-Konnie Anderson FOOTBALL 119 1st row: Mgr. C. Hollis, K. Brooks, E. Kelley, K. Lambert, B. Hollis, A. Daw- kins, E. Johnson, R. Holmes. O. Sanders, C. Knight, D. Woods, mgr. L. Whitaker. 2nd row: M. Tomerlin, K. Frazier. J. Meziere, R. Kitchens, J. Akers, U. Fisher, W. McDonald, K. Rotton, R. Goodwin, K. Durby, M. Tauton. R. Dean, K. Janes, A. Tucker, K. Caldwell. 3rd row: Coach D. Rosen. T. Singleton, J. Jaggers, J. Marks, S. Ward. C. Foster, M. Collins, S. Bates, J. Couch, M. Cromwell, B. Jeffers, R. Man- ning, D. Johnston. B. Bozeman, Coach R. Anderson, Coach K. Baggett. 8 Dermott 0 McGehee 14 Crossett 0 Eudora 7 Warren 24 Lake Village 0 Monticello 12 12 2 1 14 21 8 21 1987-88 Jr. Football Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Managers: Chuck Hollis, Leroy Whitaker. (Mot pictured: Courtney Rambo, Craig Rambo, Jake Crowson, and Richard Shel- ton). Oh, I think I'm dead! Coach Ken! Baggett Coach Donald Rosen 1987-88 7th Football Hamburg 8 Hamburg 14 Eudora 0 Warren 8 The Hamburg 7th grade football team fin- ished their season with a winning record 2 and 0. They defeated Eudora by a score of 8 to 0 and went on to defeat Warren by a score of 14 to 8, 1st row: J. Bohler, J. Stewart, V. Stone, S. Andrepont, C. Tyson. M. Crowson, M. Wooten, D. Ladd, J. Simpson, E. Sanders. 2nd row: T. Hawkins, T. Barnes, D. Razee, J. Teague, R. Vun Kannon, R. Holmes, W. Murphy, D. White, K. Carpenter, C. Kelley, H. McCain, mgr. C. Fleming. 3rd row: Coach D. Rosen, M. Pennington, I. Jenkins. D. Saw- yer, L. Harris. R.. Thomas, V., Fisher, K. Murphy, B. Bai- ley, J. Lovett. C. Mondragon, C. Douglas, Coach K., Bag- gett. 120 FOOTBALL Kneeling: M. Arnold. M. Byrd. N. Sanders. B. CocKrum. A. Barrett. J. Johnson. V. Johnson. Standing: Coach Mac. J. Knight. D. Bloch, T. Cook. C. Harrington, S. Carpenter, L. Sanders. A. Daley, K. Law- rence Standing: A. Jaggers, K. Spurlock. R. Wooten. T. Wilson. C. Pullin. A. Mill. Kneeling: Coach Mac, L. Turner. E. Tubbs. T. Lowry. H. McDonald, L. Cunningham, f. Gilliam. T. Cockrum BASKETBALL 121 Coach Elaine McDaniel SO v20 A4 Lady Lions BASKETBALL Basketball Front - R. Goodwin-mgr., O. Sanders, T. Pennington. B. Jones, J. Jaggers, K. Durby, B. Jenkins, S. Wooten, T. Millard, D. Woods, K. Lambert, J. Murphy-mgr. Back ■ Coach Ireland, K. Caldwell, W. McDonald, R. Dunn, D. McAdoo, R. McCain, T. Williams, C. Perry, W. Jenkins, J. Couch, R. Williams, C. Davis, R. Manning, A. Watkins, Coach Rosen. BASKETBALL Track Under the coaching of E. McDaniel, the Hamburg junior girls' track team finished sec- ond in the district tournament in Warren, setting four new school records during the meet. In the 800m relay, the team of Pearline Butler, Ma- chelle Paskel, Micki Moseby, and Terri Sanders won first place with a time of 1:49.9, which is almost two seconds faster than the old school re- cord. In addition to winning the 800m run, Pam Dunn set a new school record, wiping out the old record. The 400m re- lay team, consisting of Pear- line Butler, Machelle Paskel, Micki Moseby, and Terri Sand- ers finished 2nd, setting an- other school record. The last of the record-breaking perfor- mances was by the 1600m re- lay team which placed sec- ond. The team of Pam Dunn, Micki Moseby, Terri Sanders, and Mona Arnold completed the race in 4:27.5, much faster than the old school mark of 4:42. In the junior boys' dis- trict track meet, Fred Holmes placed 1st in the longjump and 2nd in the high jump. The coaches this year were K. Baggett and D. Rosen. Oh, no! Another one of Coach Mac's lectures! 126 TRACK A TIVI TltS ACTIVITIES 127 officers: pres.-Kennetta Hill, vice-pres.-Mona Ar- Student Council nold. sec.-Neka Sanders, treas.-Amy Jaggers, rep.- Ron Holmes, parl.-Misty Byrd This is the second year for the junior high stu- dent council. The stu- dent council is a way for the students to learn more about student gov- ernment before high school. The student council sponsor is Mrs. Covington. m 128 STUDENT COUNCIL officers: pres.-Jim Jaggers, vice-pres.- Laura Tullos, sec. treas.-Thayne Cockrum, rep.-Lisa Pollock, s. c. rep.- Deanna Sadler Honor Society HONOR SOCIETY 129 Laura is the daughter of Joe and Linda Tullos. She is fourteen years old. She is a member of the NJMS and president of the freshman class. Laura enjoys talking on the phone, riding horses, and cheer- ing. Laura was also the 1987 Junior homecoming Queen. 130 FFA officers: Jason Akers-president, Marc Collins-vice- president, Jim Jaggers-secretary, Jamie Mondragon- treasurer, Kirt Bierbaum-reporter, Bobbie McCain-jr. advisor, Brent Jeffers-sentinnel FFA Sweetheart Miss Laura Tullos officers: president-Kenetta Mill. 1st vice-president-Amy Rambo, 2nd vice- president-Dawn Hudson, 3rd vice- president-Erica Jackson, secretary- Deanna Sadler, treasurer-Julie Wells, reporter-Sheranda Jenkins, historian- Kelley Donaldson, student council rep.-Pam Dunn, song leader-Jamie Curtis EMA BEAU 131 FHA and Beau Mr. Jason Akers Jason Akers is the son of Mr. Troy Akers. Me is fifteen years old and president of the Junior FFA. Jason enjoys being with friends, riding his motorcycle, and talking to his girl- friend Amy on the phone. Jason plays half-back for the Jr. High foot- ball team. choir section leaders: soprano- heather Wright, alto-Jennifer Knight, men-Sam Qrice; girls' chorus: soprano l-Jamie Curtis, soprano ll-Mona Arnold, alto- Shari Sivils 132 CHOIR choir officers: pres.-Jennifer Knight, vice-pres.-heather Wright, sec. treas.-Lori Carpen- ter; girls' chorus officers: pres.- Mona Arnold, vice-pres.-Ashley Daley, sec. treas.-Lisa Robinson, s. c. rep.-Emily Tubbs Choir drum major-Christy Cason twirlers-Rachel Wooten, Carla Gates, Christy Pryor, Lori Carpenter-capt. One can only guess what the jr. band members must go through. Summer band during August, continuously marching around the block until everyone is in step, and countless hours of playing the same pieces of mu- sic over and over are just a few of the things the jr. band does. BAND Band Laura Tullos capt. Thayne Cockrum Deanna Sadler co.capt. Cheerleaders Amy Bates Blair Cockrum Nikki Crain Amy Jaggers Julie Lawrence Kim Lawrence Amy Rambo Rebecca Wright 134 CHEERLEADERS Guess What's next On the first day of school, lunchbox and tablet in hand, these fresh, new students ven- ture shyly into Hamburg elementary. Maybe being an elementary student seems unimpor- tant to some, but they are essential building- blocks of the years to come. These students will make-up the next lion basketball team, be presidents of future clubs, or validictor- ians of their senior classes. When I get to high school, I want to be a basketball player, commented Kendron Watkins, a third grader. Kendron also said that he likes to play soccer and catch during recess. I want to play in the band, said Tabitha McDougald, a kindergarten student, while talking of future high school plans. Though the elementary students dreams and goals may change several times before they actually reach high school, their dreams will never lack creativity and determination. From playground games to achievement tests, these students are our future. We will never know what's to come, unless we “GUESS what's next. ELEMENTARY 135 136 STUDENTS Sixth Grade Michael Adams Steven Akins Bryan Baker Jimmy Barfield Tommy Barfield Latonda Bames Dawn Barry Tonya Bass Jerome Booker Johnny Brandon Pretrina Brooks Shirley Brooks Alex Brown Parunta Brown John Byrd Marcus Cason Melissa Chapman Christy Coulter Dalton Courson Shannon Craig J. J. Culbreath Hayden Cunningham Kim Danner Ricky Davis Daniel Deggs Shirlon Deveres Tammy Doaks Cedrick Dunn Keith Erwin Ryan Evans Bryan Everett Germaine fisher Tammy Fleetwood Jamie fletcher Bain Poote April frazier Jason Gilliam Ervin Goodwin Andrea Grant Amy Griffith Amy Hammond Monica Hampton SIXTH GRADE 137 Allen Harris Jan Harrison Stacey Harrison Gerald Haskins Wade Hildebrand Anell Hill Cesar Huante Connie Ingram Micheal Jackson Tyce James Kim Jenkins Dowery Johnson Jason Johnson Scott Jones Jason Kelley Robin Kelley Angela Kennedy Clint Knight Bernice Knowles Victoria Lambert Amy Lauhon Brian Leigh Bobby Linder Lloyd Lindsey Carla Love Darwin Lowe Alisa Martin Brian Martin Earla Martin Shirley Martin Anthony Matthews Kevin Mayfield Michael McArthur Susanne McArthur Jenifer McCain Ron McDade Christy McDuffee Eric Mcfelson Tavares Mcrieal Tonya Miller Katina Mitchell Abigail Mondragon Celita Mondragon Veronica Monrreal Dorissa Moreau Lesley Moseby Carol Murphy Joey Murphy J. D. Helms Randi Hoble Brian Oliver Corrie Orange Jose Orihuela Kimberly Owens 138 SIXTH GRADE Kimberly Pamplln Chris Parker Derrick Pippen Erica Polite Rebecca Pollock Melissa Pruitt Shawna Pryor Courtney Rambo Craig Rambo Philip Ricks Lanita Roundtree Vlissa Rowe Timikia Rucker Andrea Russell Randall Shelton Robert Sherrer Miesha Smith Robert Smith Benny Spicer John Stanley Lisa Stanley Jackie Streeter Alisa Stricklin Tonya Thomas Andrea Thomason Trenia Thurman SIXTH GRADE 139 Chad Tolefree Shawnna Tucker Julia Tullos Steven Tullos Tonisha Turner Jimmie Anne Tyson Glen Vail Ayana Wagner Barbara Wahl Cordell Washington Barbara Watt Jason Wayne Joey West David Wesson fabbian Whaley Amy White Teresa White Teron White Heather Williams Stephanie Williams Shannon Wilson Alice Wooten Shelly Wood Sedric Woods . Lacy Young Mot Pictured: Cedrick Hubbard 140 SIXTH GRADE Fifth Qrade Deena Adams Angela Barnes Gene Bames Kim Bames Man Barnett Amanda Barrett Debbie Bates Jessie Block Teresa Booker Tammy Brewer LeAnn Britt Jared Brooks Yvonne Brown John Carpenter Joshua Carpenter Tressi Cason Zecharia Cassity Adam Cedotal Becky Collins Kevin Cotton Malisa Coulter Matthew Crane Jacob Crowson Kim Dailey Tamikia Diggs Leslie Dumas John Elmore Haley finch Shalonda fisher TaJuanna ford April foster John freeland Greg Gilliam Amanda Goodwin Krystal Graves Keesha Harris Shane Harris Brian Higginbotham Amanda Holland Chris Horn Teresa Huggins Tammy Jackson Tavares Jenkins Brian Jerry Jason Jones Brandy Kelley Jennifer Kelley Mikki Kelley flFTM QRADE 141 Brandi Kersten Kim King Larry Kirkpatrick Nikita Kitchen Amy Lambert farrah Lansdale Kendrick Lawrence Stacy Leigh Jamie Leveritt Rodney Lewis Risa Lowry Donna Manning Jessie Marshall John Martin Jodi McCaughan Josh McClung Jennifer McCone Susan McDill Tracy McLeod Shannon McKee Kevin McNeil Manny Monrreal Candius Montgomery Brad Morgan Eric Moseby Kevin Moseby Olivia Murphy James Nelms Stacy Nelms Steven Nelms Eric Orange Lawanda Oshbum Elizabeth Owens Houston Pamplin Robert Pamplin Chris Parker Jamie Parker Simiki Parker Kevin Pennington Patrick Pippen Timmy Pullen Andy Rainey Paul Ratiff Mandy Rice Michael Richardson Brian Ricks Jackie Ricks Kevin Robinson Teresa Robinson Gena Sedberry Nathaniel Shelton Greg Shinn Leah Simpson Mandy Smith 142 FIFTH GRADE Melissa Smith Sharon Smith Jamy Spaulding Jaime Spruell Aliena Spurlock Ben Stell Kim Stokes Melissa Streeter Thomas Swan Lucresha Thomas Shanae Thomason Bianca Timmons Danny Tolefree Chan Tucker Laron Tucker Alicia Turner Tony Uballe Loretta Vaughan Janice Wallace Andre Ware Marcus Watkins Rodney Whitaker Shonda Williams Jason Wood Steven Wooten Sonya Wright FIFTH GRADE 143 Fourth Grade Brian Adams Billy Amos William Amesman Yolanda Arrington Remona Baldwin Calvin Barnett Haley Bates Clint Book Sophia Booker Vicki Breedlove Mm Brooks Amy Carpenter Haley Carpenter Tony Cason James Cessor Marlon Cromwell Melanie Culbreath Kevin Culp Jeff Curtis LaRhonda Curtis Kamecca Davis Dana Douglas Dale Dunn Jennifer Dvorshock Julie Ebarb Christy Elton Genia Emory Justin Everett Wade Farmer Curtiss Ford Julia Fletcher Kathy Franklin Laveme Franklin Lamont Gibbs Matt Gilliam Phillip Gilliam Rodney Gilliam Ykita Gilliam Brad Gray J. R. Grubb Jimmy Gulledge David Harrell 144 FOURTH GRADE Jaime Harrison Lindsay Hawkins Brandy Hill Lance Hill Shannon Hill Keila Jo Hilliard David Hollis Cody Holloway Vanessa Howard Lupe Huante Erica Jackson Alecia Jenkins Cedric Jenkins Julie Johnson Kelly L. Johnson Kelly T. Johnson Leila Johnson Timothy Johnson Andrea Jones Brian Kelley Lisa Kelly Joey Kilcrease Cliff Ladd Christina Lambert Philip Lawson Carl Lewis Tim Lovett Crystal Matthews Heather Maxwell Chris Mays Heather Mays Kara McCone Kevin McKee Latoya McQuay Corey Miles Scott Miller Alicia Mondragon Rod rick Moorehead John Moring Christy Murphy Haney Page James Pamplin FOURTH GRADE 145 Ash lie Patrick Max Pennington Keith Pippen Michael Polk Josh Rankin Shane Ricks Damian Roberts Tina Robinson Dan Rodgers LaShay Rone Tiffany Sadler Benny Savage Mandy Seal Clayton Sedberry Richard Shelton Chauncey Simpson Christopher Simpson Leanora Simpson Mollie Skender Danielle Smith Levell Stanley Suzanne Summitt Melissa Thomas Tonya Thompson Herbert Tollivar Trey Tubbs Shannon Tucker Tommy Turner Jennifer Tyson Sonya Uballe Charlette Vestal Angela Watt Marcus Webster Curtis Williams Larry Williams Kanesha Wilson Blake Witherington Kendal Withers Petie Wood William Arensman Matt Qilliam 146 FOURTH GRADE Third Qrade Amber Adams Amy Adams Carly Adams Cleandrew Barden Bill Bames Shawauna Bames Teresa Barnett Carlos Bass Bryan Bierbaum Edward Block Terence Bond Frederick Brandon Keitrich Brewer Demonte Brown Carissa Byers Jason Cameron Angel Camell Jonathan Carpenter Marcus Carpenter Jerry Cessor Billy Ray Clark Barry Clifton Stephanie Collins Chassity Cossey Crystal Cossey Beth Couch Larry Crain Jennifer Craig Donny Crow Justin Culp • ; Latrina Diggs Larry Dunn Tammy Ebarb India Elmore Heather Emory Curt Evans Sophia Foster Sefar Frazier Julie Francis Maurice Franklin ' Tiffany Goodwin Jawaski Grant THIRD GRADE 147 Delores Gray Katy Griffin Lonnie Griffith Jeanne Gulledge Brian Guy Angelo Hampton Crystal Harrington Cedrick Harris Vickie Harris John Harrison Annie Haynes Derrick Haynes Stuart Higginbotham Shawnna Hill Davie Holland Dennis Holland Kcila Huggins Jake Huitt Krissie Ingram Jennifer Jenkins Shurun Jenkins Chastity Johnson Chris Johnson Dusty Johnson John Paul Johnson Lanetta Jones Tabitha King Tim King Lakeshia Kirkpatrick Brandon Lancaster Rita Lawrence Annie Manning Solanda Matheney Tabari Matthews Misty Martin Rodney Mays Jared McCain Alicia McCone Trent McCone Muffie McClung Raechelle McQuay Brandy Mills 148 THIRD GRADE Edmond Mitchell Holly Mitchell Bertha Mondragon Charles Montgomery Jason Morgan April Moore Trentice Moseby Steve Moss Michael Moyers Murry Myers Bryan Helms Kristi Hoble Ashley Hutter Derrick Pace John Pamplin Monica Pamplin Stacey Pamplin Amanda Parker Lattisie Parker LaTonya Pippen Tonya Polk Yolanda Portilla Shane Prescott Shanta Prewitt Scott Pullin Ana Reid Alisha Robinson Angelia Robinson Willis Robinson Tonya Roundtree Amanda Rutledge Melissa Savage Brian Scott Tamichael Scott Angela Shinn Fredrick Simpson Luella Simpson Kizzy Simpson Darlene Smith Derrick Smith Herbert Ray Smith La Kenya Smith THIRD GRADE 149 Taiwana Smith Quincy Spells Jarrod Stahley Carol Stanley Dedra Stanley Brooke Steele Chris Streeter Kevin Stroud Haley Tassey Paul Taylor Charles Tisbury Ben Tullos Dan Tullos Israel Tucker Sheketha Tucker Clark Tyson Thomas Vail Paul Vaughns Cilen Walters Jonathan Watkins Kendron Watkins Devon Wayne Maurice Williams Ron Williams Karaleisha Withers LaRonda Wooden Kentrell Woods Lakendrick Woods 150 THIRD GRADE Second Grade Clint Aiken Melissa Amos Jennifer Anders Derrick Barnett Wayne Barnett Eric Bass Erica Bass Kerri Book Anthony Booker David Bradford Jonathan Bradford Tommy Breedlove Jennifer Brooks Steven Brooks Johne Brown Byron Burchell Terry Bynum Chris Caine Yolanda Caldwell Melanie Cedotal Tyronda Charleston Angela Collier Cecil Cossey Katrina Curtis Lori Davis Dusty Delozier Tiffany Dunn Tawanna Dunning Katie Ellis Andee Eubanks Seth Evans Joseph farmer Brad ferrington Seleta foster Vincent foster Kim Gilbert SECOND GRADE 151 Bobby Golden Jennifer Goodwin Chris Hammond Blake harville Brandon Harrington Anthony Haynes Cynthia Higginbotham Mandy Higginbotham Stephanie Hollis Jennifer Holloway Shatonga Houston Jose Huante Matthew. Hudgens Angela Jeffers Darrel Jenkins Amy Jerry Farrah Kelley Jesse Kelley Kristy Kelley Samantha Kennedy Casey Kilcrease Shelby Knight Olivia Ladd Renae Lawrence Shanna Lay Bridget Lewis Shantel Love Chris Mann Cara Martin Jay-Jay Martin Tarah Martin Charles Matheny Jessica Mayo Jami McDonald Jeremy McFelson Stephanie McHeil Sarah Meeks Melissa Miles Brandon Mitchell Gia Mondragon Haney Mondragon Jason Moran 152 SECOND GRADE Georgia Moseby Jessica Murphy Jon Murphy Robert Murphy Casey Nutt DerecK Oliver April Page Wayne Pamplin Maurice Parker Tavares Penn William Pippen Christina Powell Janice Prewitt Joy Price Wayne Queen Ashley Rice Chris Rice Christopher h. Rice Jason Rich Darren Roberts Felicia Robinson Lamar Robinson Richard Robinson Tyrone Russell Jeremy Simpson John Smith Renea Smith Tia Smith Anton Stanley Laura Stanley Matt Stanley Natasha Stanley Quincy Stanley Rick Stanley Wendell Bruce Steele Bryan Stewart SECOND GRADE 153 Darryl Stokes Wendy Sullivan Eric Thomas Kiki Thompson Tiffany Tolliver Anne Tomerlin Lori Tomerlin Patrick Tomerlin Tal Triplett Adrian Tucker Darrick Tucker Jon Tyson Daniel Vail Tarrah Vail Qaylon Vestal Martrel Wagner Tynlsha Washington Tamlcha Waters Ryan Westrick Robbie Whitaker Ervin White Rebecca White Demarcus Williams Jeffery Williams Bob Womack Ronald Wool ridge Crystal Wright Rainey Young Andee Eubanks was crowned Little Miss Ashley County in September. Jennifer Brooks was second runner-up in the pageant. 154 SECOND GRADE First Grade Emily Adams Jeffrey Albright Kris Allbritton Bill Allison Krystal Allred Adam Anderson Matthew Anthony Joe Arensman Jim Barnes Brandi Barrett Keith Barrett Michael Bays Tyrone Bennett Rosia Block DeMarco Booker Brandy Bradford Meath Breedlove Pretoria Brooks Anthony Brown Jennie Brown Josie Brown Keturah Brown Lamar Brown Shakeshia Brown Shamar Brown fred Caldwell Chelle Caldwell Oliver Caldwell, Jr. Damond Carolina Matisque Carolina Lauria Cash Kimberly Cessor Joseph Clay Motesquaw Claybom Derrick Colbert Adrian Conley Yemal Conley Sammy Cook Brooke Covington Rodney Curtis Clarence Daniels Anna Davis FIRST GRADE 155 Eddie Davis Shinka Davis Jeffrey Donnell Cliff Douglas Amy Dunn Denisha Dunn Keisha Dunn Michael Dura Kennon Edwards Antonio fisher Staci fletcher Takishia ford Temekia ford Brenda frazier Kim Gilliam Hatarsha Graham Mario Gulley James Curtis Gwin Tray Mall Meal Hammond LaShonda Hampton Joshua Harrington Cortney Harris Mary Harris Latesha Hawkins LaKandra Haynes Ruel Henry Carlos Hill Jennifer Hill Lance Hill Daniel Holland Mick Holland Tyesha Hubbard Michael Hull Karen Hymes Brandy Ingram Mandy Jackson Kimberly James Tonya James Kenneth Jeffers David Jenkins Jessica Jenkins Matarsha Jenkins Billie Jo Johnson Latoria Johnson Paul Johnson Tony Johnson felicia Kelley 156 FIRST GRADE Rudi Kersten Vicki Lauhon Lindsay Law Joseph Linder Charlotte Manning James Martin Tyrece Martin James Mashburn Eric Maxwell Jennifer Maxwell Nicole Maxwell Eelicia Mayfield Efrems Mays Jason McArthur Jessica Miles Joey Miller Daniel Mondiagon SheKendra Montgomery Charles Moore Keona Moore Matthew Morman Gabrielle Moseby Margie Mosier Seth Murphy Brandy Nelms Mart Nelms Melanie Nelms Nathan Norris Kristin Nutter Tequila Orange Percy Osborne Kesha Owens Cedric Pace LaKedra Penn Temeica Penn Joshua Pollock Melissa Powell Clayton Price Amanda Rainey Terry Rhodes Courtney Ricks Jana Riley Jeremy Roberts Joshua Roberts Victoria Rogers April Rollins Keidra Rollins Chris Rotton FIRST GRADE 157 Sherry Ruff Jessie Sanderlin Charlie Savage Sandy Sawyer Brandi Seal Chasity Sellers Michael Shaver William Shelton Pileole Shender Scotty Sneed Casey Simpson Luke Simpson Tracey Small April Smith Kim Smith Shelly Smith Josh Stack Bartoski Stanley Jacob Stanley Justin Stanley LeShonda Stanley Michael Stanley Renesha Stanley Scott Stell David Sumner Antonio Swift Andy Tanksley April Taylor Yolanda Taylor Kevin Tolefree Albert Vail Lacie Walters Brock Wells Melissa Wesson Laron Whitaker LeWanda Whitaker Robert Whitaker Jason Whitaker Marques Williams Bridged Williamson Roy Wonder Quanisha Wooden Betsy Wooten Dan Wooten Carl Wright Charly Wright Stacy Wright 158 FIRST GRADE Kindergarten Ashley Adams Mikki Adams Donald Adkins Allyson Atkins Ryan Baldwin Bill Ballew Chris Barnett Micole Barnett Deandriea Bass Terry Bell Larry Best Michelle Bierbaum Demetress Black Bryce Bond Mikki Botsford Lisa Bradford Julie Brooks Andre Brown • Shamika Brown Timothy Brown Waukeshia Brown heath Cameron Benjamin Carpenter Shannon Cassity Kevin Cessor Antonio Charleston Lakeshia Charleston Timothy Collier Adam Collins Leslie Cone Mathan Coulter Julie Crain B. J. Craig Qenia Cruz Suzanne Culp Ben Cunningham Jennifer Currenton Thomas Daniel Karla Davis Robert Diggs Tanisha Dooley Jennifer Dunn KINDERGARTEN 159 Chris Elmore Joy farmer Chris foltz Tristen ford Latarrance franklin Melissa Gee Camareo Goodwin Bobby Goss Patricia Gray Johnny Grayson April Griggs Tony Grubb Johnny Mall Chris Hampton Matthew Hargis Rusty Harris Mark Hawkins Kimber Higginbotham Josh Hobbs Rachel Howard Anthony Huckaby Jodi Huitt Jenny Hulette Justin Hymes Larry Jackson Kendrah James Steven Jeffers Kimberly Johnson Marco Johnson Taneshia Johnson Tonya Johnson Marcus Jordan Christy Kelley Jeff Knight Wade Knight Colby Ladd Chris Lansdale Jaquita Lindsey Lacarlos Love Ellis Lowe Donna Lunsford J. P. Malloy 160 KINDERGARTEN less Mann Charles Manning Richard Martin Matthew Mashbum Maurice Matheny Richard Maxwell Anna McArthur Jill McCain Jeffrey McDonald Tabitha McDougald Denisha McQregory Tammy McHenry Andron Metcalf Alicia Miles Luis Mondragon Kendrick Montgomery Dominique Moore Latoya Morris Brandon Murphy Jeannie Murphy Christy Mutt Emily Oldham O'Neal Orange Chris Owens Cornelius Penn Raybrun Pollock Keith Prescott Aimee Rachal Brit Ray Brandon Rhodes Diane Ricks Jonathon Rushing Tamala Savage Regina Scott Elizabeth Sellers Jessica Simms Danielle Simpson Lucinda Simpson Tracey Singleton Drew Shields Calvin Short Alistine Smith KINDERGARTEN 161 Asya Smith Charity Stahley Sara Stahley Temesha Stanley Windy Stanley Kaishia Thompson Amanda Tolliver Brandi Tomeriin Shaletta Trice Stephen Ware Sharonda Washington Katrina Watkins Plicole Watt Tiaquanne Webb Marlin Williams Christopher Whitaker Eddie Whitaker Brad White James White Katrina White Terry Womack Jack Woods Joey Woods Rachel Wright 162 KINDERGARTEN Kindergarten Alice Albright Joreta Allbritton Rhonda Brooks Ptl. Cindy Cossey-Wil. Sharon Margis Linda Mill Deloris Pippen Cristal West-Wil. First Grade Lisa Atkins Joyce Eddlemon-Wil. Joyce rarmer Debra Mashem Linda Keaster Wil. Kelly Jo Livingston Debbie Sanderlin Vickie Temple-Ptl. Second Grade Lisa Brown Kim Grissom-Wil. Carolyn McQilton Julie Myrick Doloris Mutter Becky Smith-Ptl. Katherine Tolefree Third Grade Claudia Avery Norma Culbreath Elementary Faculty 164 TEACHERS Janice Gayfield-Wil. Sharon Hollis Diane Lawrence Haney Martin Ora Tucker Fourth Grade Donna Anderson Rebecca Anthony Ann Collins Gay Jaggcrs-Ptl. Kathie Janes-Wil. Susan Stanley Fifth Grade Mary Brooks-Wil. Janice Crane-Ptl. Judith Jones Paula McDuffce Joann Sullivan Lavon Vaden Sixth Grade Patricia Barnett Gwen Grissom-Ptl. Mary Johnson TEACHERS 165 166 TEACHERS Harriet Lovett Alvin McGhee Mary Robinson-Wil. Elementary Instructors Dolores Allison-special ed. Betsy Ellis-counselor Gail Freeman-special ed. Bettianne Jackson-reading clinic Rhonda McRae-reading clinic Gloria Simpson-special ed. Albertine Vaughns-librarian, Ptl.. Wil. Myrtle Watt-librarian Sandra West-counselor, Ptl., Wil. Becky Wright-special ed. Mot pictured: Edith Ellington-special ed., Wil. Eugene Gifford-muslc, Ptl., Wil. Academics Inside Graduation 168 Honor Grads 172 Closing 180 Guess What's Up Hardwork. Sacrifice. Determination. All of these things lead to success. Students with special scholastic scholarships, honors, and awards are recognized at the annu- al academic awards ceremony in May. Even though academic excellence requires dedica- tion and study, the students who receive these awards don't mind giving a little extra time. My senior year has been harder than that of previous years, but this is good because I'm under more pressure and hopefully it's prepar- ing me for college,'' said Jennifer Blagg. The Lion Scholar Program and privilege cards were created to give students incentives for making good grades. Academic competi- tions, such as Quiz Bowl and the science fair, kept minds alert even outside of class. HHS is always striving for academic excel- lence. Many students go the extra mile in help- ing achieve this goal. With a lot of study and time given in and out of class, these students work not only to keep their grades high but also to achieve honor and awards for themselves and for HHS. ACADEMICS 167 Graduation Susanne Lawrence was the valedictorian of the 1987 graduation class. Honor graduates applaud as the ceremony ends. The 1986-87 school year came to an end with gradu- ation on May 26, 1987. It was a year filled with fun, friends, and preparations for the future. With this year had come many changes. For the first time, ninth grade was not part of the high school, but Wilmot students were. Mew courses such as Honors English, speech debate, and choir were introduced. Some classes might not have accepted these changes, but the graduating class of 1987 proved to be true pioneers and blazed a smooth road for future HHS students. These 113 seniors suddenly found themselves having to choose the road they would now travel. The theme for commencement, The Road Traveled, seemed to be a perfect climax for the class and proved that with the right decisions there would be very little room left to Guess. 168 GRADUATIOn 1987 Amy Harrod, Paye Hill, Stephen Du- mas, and Jeff Rainey sang 'Some- where Out There. Stephen Bankston, student council president, posted the colors. Amy Harrod, class president, gave the wel- come. Eddie Tucker receives his diploma from Mr. Harper. Tammy Morgan secures Rhonda Martin's collar before the ceremony. 170 GRADUATION 1987 Awards Assembly 1. Youth Fitness Awards 3. Hugh O Brian Youth Foundation Award 5. Q.P. Scholarship 7. U.S. Army National Scholar Athlete Awards 2. Presidential Academic Fitness Awards 4. U.S. history Woodman of the World Award 6. Academic Letter Awards AWARDS ASSEMBLY 171 Honor Graduate Candidates Jennifer Lynne Blagg is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moss and Mr. Jim Blagg. Her fa- vorite subject is math, and Mr. Ricks and Mrs. Moyers are her favorite teachers. Basketball and reading are Jennifer's fa- vorite pastimes. After gradu- ation Jennifer plans to attend Hendrix University. She will al- ways remember her friends, playing basketball, and study- ing physics in the cafeteria. Paul Dane Breshears is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Farrell Bre- shears. He enjoys football, bas- ketball, and swimming. His fa- vorite teacher is Mr. Ricks, who teaches his favorite subject, math. Paul plans to major in aviation and computer science at PiLU. He will always remem- ber the many wrecks he had In his truck on the way to school. Bemie M. Caldwell, the son of Mrs. Willie Caldwell, enjoys driving his Conquest, working on his computer, and attending Lupper Club parties. His favor- ite subject is math, and his fa- vorite teachers are Mr. Ricks and Mrs. Veazey. Bemie will re- member the fun times he had with his friends, being a cheer- leader, and trying to make an “A” in Honors English. He plans to attend UCA and major in business administration. Renee Diane Carle is the daughter of Mr. Leonard Carle and Mrs. Hina Bostic. Renee plans to attend U of A at Fay- etteville and major in business. She enjoys cheerleading and going to HHS dances. Her favor- ite subjects are journalism and computers, and her favorite teacher is Mr. Ricks. Renee will always remember cheering with the male cheerleaders, being with her friends, and trying to meet ioumalism deadlines. Stephen Carlton Foote, son of John and Elizabeth Foote, en- joys playing chess. Star Trek, writing, and collecting quotes. His favorite subjects are media and 7th period math. His favor- ite teacher is Mr. Ricks. He plans to attend college and ma- jor in business management. Stephen will most remember spending time with his friends and roaming the halls. Jodi Michelle Graves is the daughter of Joe and Jane Graves. Her hobbies include riding horses, tap dancing, reading, and playing the piano. Her favorite subject is English, and her favorite teacher is Mr. Ricks. Jodi will always remem- ber being with her friends, homecoming, and struggling for an A in physics. She plans to attend U of A at Fayetteville after graduation. Joseph Waggner Hartley, son of Don and Katy Hartley, enjoys hunting, fishing, water skiing, and playing basketball In his spare time. Joey's favorite sub- jects are math and agri, and his favorite teacher is Mr. Law- rence. Joey will always remem- ber the teachers who enabled him to get through school. After graduation he plans to at- tend UAM. Kymara Schelese Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Hill, plans to attend UCA and enlist in the U.S. Air Force Reserve. Her favorite subjects are 11th grade Honors English and speech debate, which are taught by her favorite teachers, Mr. White and Mrs. Couch. Schelese enjoys playing tennis and will always remember play- ing on the Lady Lions basket- ball team, serving as treas. of the student council, and being with friends. 172 nonoR GRADS Cheerleading and meeting jour- nalism deadlines are two things that Jennifer Sue Johnson, daughter of William E. Johnson and Bettianne Jackson, will re- member about HMS. She en- joys spending time with her friends and shopping. Mer fa- vorite subjects arc Computer I and journalism, and her favor- ite teacher is Mrs. Baggett. Jen- ny plans to attend college and pursue a career in graphic de- sign or advertising. The pains and pleasures of be- ing student council president are what Brad Koen, son of Chris and Zada Koen, will re- member most about HHS. Brad s hobbies include playing football, cheering, and singing. His favorite subjects and teach- er are choir, health, and Mrs. Vail. After graduation Brad plans to play football for either Henderson State or UAM. Hicole Lynn Tomerlin Lair, daughter of Gerald and Patsy Tomerlin, enjoys softball, horseback riding, swimming, and cross-stitching. Her favorite subjects are history and choir, and her favorite teachers are Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Skender. Her friends, pep rallies, prom, and graduation are Just a few things Hicole will remember about HHS. Joe B. Rambo. II is the son of Joe and Lynn Rambo. His favor- ite teacher, Mrs. Phillips, teach- es his favorite subjects, biology and chemistry. Joby is a mem- ber of student council, FBLA, and the law club. He will re- member his friends, science fair trips with Mrs. Phillips, and trying to make an A in Hon- ors English. Joby plans to at- tend Hendrix after graduation. Doris G. Vaughns, daughter of Mrs. Albertine Vaughns, enjoys listening to music and sewing. She is a member of the Lady Lions basketball team. Her fa- vorite subjects are math and chemistry, and Mr. Ricks is her favorite teacher. She will most remember the 1986-87 variety show. Doris plans to attend Grambling State University and major in business manage- ment. Lourdes Jill Wallace is the daughter of Ova and Pacita Wallace. She likes listening to music, shopping, and being with friends. Her favorite sub- jects are accounting, choir, and biology. Mrs. Phillips and Mr. Ricks are her favorite teachers. The things Jill will remember most are singing in the choir, the teachers, and her friends. Jill plans to attend college after graduation. These students met the re- quirement of a 3.50 grade point average after seven semesters. However, other students may reach the requirement at the end of the eighth semester and. Stephen Johnson is the son of Lelan and Marie Johnson. He enjoys fishing, hunting, quiz bowl, and mock trial competi- tion. His favorite class is ad- vanced math, which is taught by his favorite teacher, Mr. Ricks. Stephen will always re- member spending time with his friends and all the wild parties. After graduation he plans to pursue a career in computers at Mississippi State. Veronica Anne Thomas is the daughter of Carolyn Hill and George Thomas, Sr. Mr. White and Mrs. Baggett are her favor- ite teachers. She enjoys danc- ing, listening to music, and be- ing with her friends. The things she will remember most about HHS are being on the Lady Lions basketball team, being named Miss HHS. and making new friends. She plans to at- tend college and become a physical therapist. if so, will be honor graduates. If a candidate's grade point falls below 3.50, he will not be an honor graduate. Mot pictured are Paul Breshears and Joby Rambo. HONOR GRADS 173 HHS Best Quessers Lion Scholars Privilege Card Students HHS implemented a new incentive pro- gram this year for those students who make straight A s each nine weeks. Each student receives a purple card that al- lows him special priviledges for that nine weeks. The students who received cards the first nine weeks were: B. Caldwell, J. Blagg, J. Johnson, S. Culp, C. Jones, R. Carle. D. Riley. C. Oliver. S. Foote. M. Hicks. J. Graves, J. Robinson, and J. Janes. 174 SCHOLARS Experimental Guesses first place winners were: B. Caldwell, 5. Stanley, D. Streeter, S. Everett, S. Rankin, B. Witherington. J. Rambo, J. Bums, C. Bierbaum, W. Mill, J. Nelson, N. Tomerlin, and J. Sedberry. Science Third place winners were: S. hill, T. Sand- ers, J. Kinnaird, K. Hicks, A. Welbem. A. foote, J. Blagg, J. Graves, S. Craig, B. Martin, and S. Johnson. Second place winners were: S. Swan, K. harper. A. hedgecock, R. Carle, R. hughes, T. Johnston, R. Cason, S. Evans, S. foote, P. Breshears, E. Tucker, and T. Bames (not pictured). Fair Winners in the regional science fair were: S. Swan, C. Bierbaum. T. Bames, B. Cald- well, J. Sedberry, J. Bums, and E. Tucker. SCIENCE FAIR 175 Quiz Bowl HNS served as the host school for one of two re- gion eight Governor's Academic Competition Arkan- sas Quiz Bowls. Eight schools including Dermott, Crossed, Hamburg, Hermitage, Dollarway, Watson Chapel, Lake Village, and Eudora competed for the region eight championship title. The moderator for the competition was Karyn Short (shown below) of the University of Arkansas at Monticello, and Dr. Jerry Young of UAM served as the judge. After a long day of questions, Watson Chapel defeated Dollarway 200 to 190 to advance to the regional playoffs in Little Rock. The members of the quiz bowl team were front. Tom- my Johnston and Edward Tucker; and rear, Stephen Johnson, Jeff Kinnaird, and Ross Drennan. The team is sponsored by Mrs. Carol Moyers. Team members ponder a math question during the com- petition. I f 176 QUIZ BOWL 1. special achievers 2. State Division II Champion Team- Pine Bluff Invitational Basketball Tournament 3. Jon nelson- participated in Crossett Playhouse s CAR- OUSEL 4. The Opportunity Club and club volleyball team which won 3rd place at the UAM Invitational Volleyball Tourna- ment 5. 1988 male cheerleaders 6. Jennifer Johnson- DAR Good Citizen 7. Jr. All-Region Band members 8. Kymara Schelese Mill- Miss freedom 1987 9. Shane Evans- scholarship winner in UAM piano competi- tion 10. Michelle Meziere- ambassador to Hugh O Brian state leadership seminar 11. Sandra Culp and Stephen Foote- 1st nine weeks good citizens 12. Sr. All-Region Band members v.i.p. 177 Purple and White Day SPIRIT WEEK Those Crazy Days Spirit week gave HHS the chance to display creativity and spirit during the week of the Hamburg Crossett rival ball- game. Overall winners for UFO Day were Renee Carle, Terri Bames, D'Ann Riley, and Kristie Hill. Cos- tume UFO Day Winners were Pol- lyanna Burt, Shane Evans, and Angie Tremor. Twin Day winners were Kristie Hill, D'Ann Riley, Pollyanna Burt, and Angie Tremor. Peace Day winners were Mi- chelle Meziere, Micheal Miller, Jennifer Johnson, and David Murphy. Honorable mention were Janet Oliver, Pollyanna Burt, Kirby Cockrum, and Ross Drennan. Celebrity Look-A-Like Day win- ners were Philisha Simpson, Clay Lawrence, and Dana Brooks. Honorable mention were Anne Thomas, D'Ann Riley, Terri Barnes, Kristie Hill, Renee Carle, Jennifer Johnson, Jenni- fer Cokley, Shane Evans, Phillip Tullos, Cristy Jones, and Clay Snow. Purple and White Day winners were Becky Hill, Pollyanna Burt, Janet Oliver, Jimmy Sedberry, and Chuck Dumas. Vehicle win- ner was Pollyanna Burt. Honor- able mention were Chuck Du- mas and Stephanie Pennington. = Spirit Week Monday-UFO Day Tuesday-Twin Day Wednesday-Peace Day Thursday-Celebrity Look-A-Like Day Priday-Purple and White Day ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ am The year, filled with new, creative ideas as well as old, unique ways, has been a memorable one. With a busy sched- ule of club activities, ex- citement of the athletic games, long nights of cramming for tests, and the many hours of grad- ing them,- we have had a full year of guessing. On the first day of This year was full of challenges and hardships and over- coming these made my senior year most interesting, said Joby Rambo. school I didn't exactly know where to go or what to expect but now it is like a daily routine, said Kristie Hill. I didn't have to do as much guessing as a ju- nior, I think I did better in basketball this year than last year,” said Reginald Moseby. Many questions we shared at the start of the year have been an- swered, but some still re- main. Because the school year has come to a close, does that mean that our questions and assumptions will too? No . . . GUESS AGAIN! Show that senior spirit! 180 CLOSING All Guessed Out! When the year began, we didn't re- alize the time, planning, and work that was in store for us in putting to- gether an exceptional yearbook; but we had to Guess Again. This year we wanted the yearbook to be differ- ent to go along with our unique stu- dent body, who with their unpredict- able actions and characteristics, al- ways kept the faculty guessing. We hope that the Lion '88 will not only be an annual that you will enjoy now, but also one that will stand out in the years to come. We would like to thank our creative staff for putting these ideas into play and for making this annual what it is. We would especially like to thank Mrs. White for keeping us on our toes and helping us when things were not run- ning so smoothly. Thanks to all the staff, you did an outstanding job! -the co-editors Renee and Jennifer CLOSIMG 18 AKERS CLEANERS Hamburg 853-5722 XXXAdsX ?X ANNETTE'S JUNKETTES Hamburg 853-5532 CARLE'S CORNER Deli and BBQ at Beirbaum's Oil and Gas. Hamburg 853-5058 ASHLEY COUNTY FARM BUREAU Hamburg 853-5581 CARPENTER'S HOME SUPPLY Hamburg 853-5281 ASHLEY COUNTY LEDGER Hamburg 853-8203 THE COCKRUMS Kirby, Thayne, and Blair Go Lions! ASHLEY LIFE INS. Hamburg 853-9804 COURSON L.P. GAS COMPANY Hamburg 853-2100 ASHLEY VIDEO Hamburg 853-2405 FARMERS BANK FDIC Hamburg 853-5222 THE BARNES Congratultions, Terri Lynn Mom, Dad, and Bill FARMERS INS. Hamburg 853-5705 P.E. BARNES LUMBER CO. Hamburg 853-8288 FIRESTONE Hamburg 853-5455 CATFISH INN Hamburg 853-8269 THE FISCHERS Steve, Paula, Stephanie, and Ashley ADS 183 ADS 185 8 W.B. 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