Mansfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Mansfield, AR)

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SPRING PROM HUGE SUCCESS James Richmond tries to master the art of using chopsticks.

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“MARK UP” Jennifer Dillard helps sell donations to support the junior high cheerleaders: Phillip Escalante and Justin Elmore hope to win the prize All school organizations need money to fund the activities of the group and so fund raising becomes a part of just about ev- eryone’s life at Mansfield High. If you are not selling you are probably buying and most of the time both. There is no simple solution so everyone tries to make the best of the situation. Concession stand proceeds help fund sever- al groups. Two students express their feel- ings about the “Gray Goose”. This feeling is shared by several student groups in the school. When small groups go out of town on school business a bus is too large so the station wagon must be used. When the year- book staff traveled to Waldron and other area cities to sell ads several businesses knew where we were from as soon as we en- tered the parking lot. 9

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All the students celebrate at the dance after the football homecoming victory. MOVING TO THE MUSIC What a way to let out the frustrations of life. Nothing feels better than to just let it all hang out. At a dance you can go crazy! You don’t have to talk. You can just move with the music. Dancing, getting down, and boogeying in any language mean the same thing. Freedom to be as crazy as you want. So the next time life has you down in the dumps, just remember you can always DANCE!!! Michael Skipper. Ray Molina, Brent They’re trying to find just the right song Stratton, and Jerry Panis sort tapes to play Don’t they make great disc jock and records. eys.? 11