Lake Hamilton High School - Wolf Howl Yearbook (Pearcy, AR)

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BsLnd Second to None in ' 811 1 - Senior band members: Top Row-John Landrum. Derrick Telles, David Howell, David Green, Ohris Sanders. Second Row-Karen Easton, Sue Taylor, Terri Hornbeck, Kelly Perkins, Chcri Bailey, Annette Baldwin. 2 - Terri Hornbeck, Julie Greenwood, and Mark Ayers warm up before the concert. 3 - All-Region band members include: Top Row-Susan Easton, Sherri McClure, Nancy Gray, Mark Ayers, Jay Tightsworth, Vicki Akins, Mary Harrison, Bob Pymn, Ted Dean, Vicki Vaught, Jerry McCaslin. Second Row-Tammy Orrell, Becky Sanders, Sue Taylor, Robbie Smith, Jan Jones, Judy Hawkins. 4 - Concert Band entertains the student body at the Christmas concert. 5 - David Welchman. Mary McCall, Paul Miller, and Nancy Gray listen intently Mr. Herring ' s instructions. Concert Band 113

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1 - Back Row-Tracy Harris, Jay Newingham, Robbie Smith, John Landrum. Second Row-Tammy Orrell, Matt Elder, Gaye Ayers, Chris Sanders, Carla Eckard, Randa Cain, Karen Easton, Steve Barnes, David Green, David Howell, Ted Dean. Third Row-Bob Pymn, Kim Minton, Terri Bradford, Perry Gideon, Cindy White, Vicki Akins, Mike Brown, Susan Easton, Derrick Telles, Jerry McCaslin, Mary McCall, Paul Miller, Nancy Gray. Fourth Row-Sue Taylor, Teresa McKinzie, Becky Sanders, Cheryl Miller, Missy Gilg, Cheri Bailey, Annette Baldwin, Todd Lucas, Angela Jones, Jeff Sanders, Paul Bowden, John Herring, Terri Hornbeck, Julie Green- wood, Mark Ayers. Fifth Row-Mary Harrison, Vicki Vaught, Kevin Garner, Pam Hines, Katie Gallaher, Kelly Perkins, Carol Hawkins, Judy Hawkins, Not pictured: Angle Jewell, Russell Means, Ricky West, Mickey HoUihan, Sherri McClure, Jay Tightsworth. 2 - Officers-Gaye Ayers, Secretary; Judy Hawkins, President; Derrick Telles, Vice- President. 3 - Mr. Herring, Band Director. 112 Concert Band

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Art = Creative Individualism The Art Department, headed by Mrs. Darla Johnson, five year art teacher of Lake Hamilton, offers a variety of courses designed to allow the students to express themselves. The classes are divided into three periods: Pottery and Sculpture, Drawing and Painting, and Begin- ner ' s Art and Design. In the pottery and sculpture classes the students learn how to work with clay. The students also are taught the steps of firing and glazing their work. The students also try their skills in sculpture in which they work -3s v !7 ' %, with clay, plaster, and other media. In the drawing and painting classes the students learn how to see things correctly which in turn helps them draw better. They also work with different paints, and styles of painting. Beginner ' s Art and Design is a prerequisite for all the other courses. These students learn the basics of art composition and design. Further along in the year, they try their skills at printmaking, silkscreen, and other media. » «? - .• ::.S,:iV 1-Tambra Lucas puts her talents with pottery to work. 2-Kathy Keefe starts her ink drawing. 3-Walter Roby tries to think of what to draw. 4-Tammy Hall cleans the wheel after throwing. 5-Mrs. Darla Johnson is unloading the kiln. eShelia Kiershman cleans her piece of pottery. 11 4 Art