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Page 13 text:
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NAT C i top left: Modeling National Guard bags from College Day is Jeb Haught. top right: Brian Edmonds and Tracy Rutledge hang out in the halls. above left: Kim Kyle dreams of her summer vacation. right: Chris Crowder shows his incredible strength. above: Anji Chatting smiles cheerfully in the hallway.
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right: Mendy McNeel and Julie Fraser enjoy Journalism. below: Matt Lewis works hard on the concession stand. below right: Michelle Layne takes in fresh air during lunch. below left: Missy Anthony dreams during student council meeting. bottom right: Alan Kinzy cam- paigns in the Political Science. IT’S IN YOUR FACE You don’t have to tell how you live each day. You don’t have to say if you work or play, A tried, true barometer serves in the place, However you live, it will show in your face. The false, the deceit you bear in your heart Will not stay inside, where it first got it’s start. For sinew and blood are a thin veil of lace, What you wear in your heart you wear on your face. If you life is unselfish, if for others you live, For not what you get, but for how much you give, If you live closer to God, in His infinite grace, You don’t have to tell it, it shows in your face. Unknown
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Mr. McClanahan and Mayor. Art Ashley, stand in suspense. The Junior class was represented by Allie Taber, escorted by Shawn Summers. HOMECOMING EXCITES ALL It took all kinds to bring this years homecoming together. Although the Wildcats suffered a defeat to the highly rated Dra- gons, the activities were extremely successful. The people who made our homecoming a success should not be overlooked. So at this time we would like to thank the faculty and boosters for their much needed help, it was greatly appreciated. To bring this annual event to an exciting end. Student Council President. Jeff Starkey, had the honor of crowning the 1986-87 Miss Wildcat. The candidates for Miss Wildcat were: Cathy Al ison, escorted by Mark Hudson; Stephanie (Sis) Bil- lings, escorted by Robert Hager: and Michelle Layne. escorted by Scott Burford. Representing the Junior class was Allie Taber. escorted by Shawn Summers. Escorted by W.D. Layne. Jennifer Wot ring represented the Sophomore class. Not to forget that the reigning 1985-86 Miss Wildcat. Kelly Parkins, was proudly escorted by Todd Bailey. After much suspense, the 1986-87 Miss Wildcat was announced to be ... Miss Stephanie (Sis) Billings. Congratulatons Sis! The reigning 1986-87 Miss Wildcat, Sis Billings, smiles with great pride after being crowned. Jennifer Wotring with escort W. D. Layne repre- sented the Sophomore class. Is Sis surprised?!
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