Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1982 volume:

1982 Mustang Perryville High School Perryville, Arkansas ' ' -� � • V Mary Kay Vandivere cheers the football team on to a winning season. 1 ABOVE: Mark Campbell. Ricky Hoyt. Ken Craig, Louis Hoover, and Keith Tarvin portray the Beach Boys in the talent show sponsored by FHA. RIGHT: Steve Haw- kins gets pepped up for a junior high football game. It Was The Best Of Times It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair. Charles Dickens Tale of Two Cities 2 ABOVE: Donna Butler laughs with disbelief that Margaret Eubanks. Lisa Grendell, and Denise Davis have tied her to a tree without a rope. ABOVE: Scott Tarvin listens carefully as Coach Hampton tells him the next play. BELOW: Pep rallies seem to be the best of times for many students such as Kim Hudspeth and Sondra Devine. BELOW: Jeff Magie shows why he was elected for having the most school spirit. BELOW: Jeff Moore, Donna Butler, and Tim Hillis have fun in the snow which covered the ground much of the long, cold winter. ABOVE: Ken Craig looks for resources ABOVE: Wesley Lee seems to have no to use on his English term paper. trouble threading a sewing machine. LEFT: Mark Campbell. Jeff Magie. john Hyatt, Keith Tarvin, Becky Cody, Dimple Tindell. Cindy Lamb, and Alicia Parish model wedding attire in the FHA fashion show. ABOVE: Dana Bull argues with the king (Ronnie Clay) during the school play. Contents Student Life 6 Sports 32 Clubs 48 Classes 62 Faculty Curriculum 94 Advertisers 106 Index 130 3 The Best Of Times The best of times ... the best football record in years ... Nike shoes ... the Valentines Dance ... Saturday nights ... Friday night play practice ... Senior girls going to the State Tournaments ... the bonfire ... book reports ... Senior skip day. Rock concerts ... Alicia Parish named Homecoming Queen ... french fries four times a week ... the end of pep rallies ... messing around with the gang ... eight days of snow vacation ... the millage increase passed . .. sharing secrets with your best friends ... smelling tar for two months. Excused passes ... flooded sidewalks ... Coach Hampton and Jeff Magie chosen for All Star games ... understanding Shake- speare ... Junior-Senior Prom ... visiting the Planetarium on Dooms-Day ... semester tests ... graduation ... these were the best of times. ABOVE: Robin Stone and Andrea Hurst hurry out of class so they can beat the long line in the lunchroom. ABOVE: Homecoming Queen Alicia Parish makes last minutes adjustments before the school ceremony. TOP: Ava Williams gets into the spirit of the pep rally, but Becky Ault and Christine Anderson were bored. 4 ABOVE: Vicki Hawkin's pet” clings to ABOVE: Whistling at the boys as they run her on security day during spirit week, by are Melissa Gottsponer, Becky Cody, and Cindy Lamb. LEFT: Kenny Brixey, Ailton Doughty, and Phillip Lawhon enjoy watching the Mustangs play football on a Friday night. BELOW LEFT: Paula DeWeese and Cindy Lamb have fun during their last year of high school cheerleading. BELOW: Cheer- leaders Pam Brand and Gayla Butler get ready for football season by practicing their cheers. 5 RIGHT: Posing for their senior pictures are Shawna McCormack and Kathy Johnson. 6 Student Life FAR LEFT: Robin Staub puts on a happy face on clown day during spirit week. LEFT: Eddie Newton and his escort. Kim Price, enjoy powderpuff festivities. BELOW: Derik Boyette. Scott Tarvin. Jeff Magie. Michael Robinson. Chip Greenwood. Eddie Newton, and I esse Rankin look glamorous during the powderpuff game. 7 Mustang Royalty Brother, Sister Take Top Honors Brother and sister Wesley and Cindy Lee were selected as 1982 Mustang King and Queen. Billy Ray Smith. Razorback All-American football player, and Jesse Lang, Magic 105 disc jockey, were chosen by the yearbook staff to select the king and queen from their unidentified formal senior pictures. Jamie Hillis was named first runner-up to Mustang Queen, and Cindy Lamb was named second runner-up. Kenny Womack was named first runner-up to Mustang King, and John Hyatt was named second runner-up. Senior Wesley Lee was chosen by disc jockey Jesse Lang as Mustang King. 8 Senior Cindy Lee was chosen Mustang Queen by Razorback football player Billy Ray Smith. LEFT: Brother and sister Wesley and Cindy Lee were chosen as Mustang King and Queen. ABOVE: Mustang King and Queen first runners-up were Kenny Womack and Jamie Hillis. Second runners-up were John Hyatt and Cindy Lamb. 9 Who’s Who Preppiest and Pranksters Among Categories Nine categories were named on the Who’s Who ballot, and students could vote for a boy and girl only one time. In addition, students could also vote on their choice for Mr. and Miss PHS. Grades 10 through 12 elected, by popular vote, their selections for each category. The election was supervised by the yearbook staff. RIGHT: Elected as Mr. and Miss PHS were Tracy Bull and Alicia Parish. BELOW: Guitarist Luke Camp and dancer Tammy Warren were selected as the most talented students. BELOW CENTER: John Hyatt and Kim Cleaver, most likely to succeed, seem to have decided on their chosen professions. BELOW RIGHT: Selected as the students most likely to remember were ]oe Maxwell and Kim Hawks. 10 EXTREME LEFT: ‘Most Preppy” on campus were Chip Greenwood and Cindy Lamb. LEFT: Michael Robinson and Bev Cleaver were selected as displaying the most leadership. BELOW: Most handsome boy on campus was Kenny Womack. Renee Hawkins was the most beautiful girl. ABOVE LEFT: Sipping a shared soda. Tracy Bull and Alicia Parish were named friendliest. EXTREME LEFT: Keith Tar- vin and Paula DeWeese were named biggest pranksters. LEFT: Displaying the most school spirit were Angela Barnes and Jeff Magie. 11 Spirit Week A Time To Have The week of Homecoming is always a week full of the best of times. It gives students a chance to act crazy, be creative, have fun and show school spirit all at the same time. In keeping with tradition, the cheerleaders chose themes for each day and the student body responded wholeheartedly. There were also contests. It was no surprise when Mike Campbell won the cutest baby picture contest. There was change in the Homecoming night pep rally. The location of the bonfire was Fun switched from the gym parking lot to the clearing behind the school. Instead of boxes, a brush pile was used. Those who participated in the parade could see the flames from anywhere in town. That night Mustang spirit shone bright- ly- The week was also filled with preparation. The maids practicing their march to Jour- ney’s “Open Arms,” cheerleaders working on a flashlight routine. Student Council and junior class members rushing to get things set up. But most of all, the week was filled with excitement. BELOW: Vicki Hawkins and a friend lake a break on Security Day. BOTTOM: Birds of a feather flock together; Bev Cleaver and Barbara Fallen are an example. RIGHT: Look out James Dean. Joe Cool Glover is out and about. BELOW: Take a trip back to the 50’s with Diane Brasier, Chance Grace, and Sonya Phillips. BELOW: Renee Hawkins shows that originality’ is the whole idea on Clown sponsored by the cheerleaders was the players. How could anyone choose just Day. BELOW: One of the contests baby picture contest of the football one? ABOVE LEFT: Mustang fans, especially teachers Mrs. Jan Jordan. Mrs. Melinda Adams. Mrs. Kate Cole, and Mrs. Debbie Moreland, go all out to show their spirit. LEFT: Sandy Russell just clowns around. ABOVE: Mrs. Cole receives her spirit award from Tammy Warren. 13 BELOW: Kenny Womack takes the ball in for a touchdown. RIGHT: Queen Alicia Parish holds her roses and the game football given to her by the team. ABOVE: Everyone anxiously waits for the queen. RIGHT: A room full of expressions patiently awaiting their turn. FAR RIGHT: The escorts couldn’t let the ceremonies end before starting on their spirit candy. Alan Fuller and Tracy Bull escorted Chris Eaton. 14 Homecoming: Victory, Royalty, and Raindrops TOP: Homecoming court. Front row: Jeannie Hawkins. Second row: Alicia Parish, Kathy Johnson, Chris Eaton, Lisa Pearson. Back row: Nancy Cripps, Cindy Lamb, Mary Kay Vandivere. Lisa Grendell. ABOVE: Randy Parham gets ready to make the extra point kick at the Homecom- ing game. Friday finally arrived and it was raining. But rain couldn’t dampen that Mustang Spirit. It was the day of Homecoming, and anticipation filled the air. Queen was Alicia Parish, senior maids were Kathy Johnson and Cindy Lamb. Junior maids were Mary Kay Vandivere and Lisa Grendell. Sophomores chose Kim Price and Chris Eaton. Representing the freshman class were Lisa Pearson and Heidi Brown. Eighth grader Jeannie Hawkins and seventh grader Nancy Cripps served as maids for their classes. The days of hard work and preparation paid off as the court was presented to the students during the afternoon assembly. The queen and each of the maids were escorted by two senior high football team members. A pep rally followed, during which the cheerleaders gave out awards from spirit week and gave the team members their good luck garters. That night, during the pregame ceremony, royalty was escorted by their fathers. Arrows flew in every direc- tion as the Mustangs trounced Lavaca for a 34-0 homecoming victory. After the game, a dance was sponsored by the junior class. 15 Queen Carries Cane Robinson is Powder Puff Queen personation added a touch of class to the event. The cheer- leaders came through with an array of crazy antics, and girls in all grades enjoyed playing the tag football game. LEFT: Tammy Warren picks up yardage as she runs the ball for the even team while Louella Grable goes for the flag. BELOW: Powderpuff royalty show their legs and pretty faces to the players. Derik Boyette, Scott Tarvin, Jeff Magie, Michael Robinson, Chip Greenwood, Eddie Newton, and jesse Rankin. RIGHT: Chip Greenwood helps Jeff Magie with his stuffings. Tube socks may not be the most fashionable but they ob- viously were the most appro- priate for queen Michael Robin- son as it was quite cool for the Powder Puff game. The third annual event, sponsored by the cheerleading squads, was quite hilarious again this year. Queen Michael was adorned in a pink satin dress, white leg cast, and hickory cane. Maid Jeff Magie’s half-shaven and shapely legs and maid Chip Greenwood’s Jackie O. im- RIGHT: Queen Michael Robinson receives his kiss from Cindy Lamb as Tammy Warren chuckles at the whole thing. BELOW RIGHT: Everyone seems to be enjoying the idea of playing football as Margaret Eubanks wrestles for the ball. Odd Even cheerleaders Womack, jerry Williams. Keith and Ronnie Runnels take a after climbing the goalpost and to run a play with their team. UPPER LEFT: Keith Tarvin, Mark Campbell, John Wofford, and jerry Williams discuss what cheer they should attempt next. LEFT: Powderpuff maid Chip Greenwood has his own special style with his long black hair and sunglasses. CENTER: John Wofford shows his cheerleading skills as he does a cartwheel. State Regionals Senior Girls Qualify For State For the first time in 14 years the senior girls advanced to state regionals only to find their goal stopped short by Cedarville with a score of 35-47. Margaret Eubanks was named all-regional player. On the long three-hour drive to Harrison, the Mustangs were followed by a busload of faithful, screaming fans and proud par- ents. They earned their berth in the regional competition by being runners-up in the district 4-A tournaments. TOP: The enthusiastic fans cheer the lady Vandivere rush down the court to set up Mustangs on to state. ABOVE: Tammy an offensive play. Warren. Lisa Grendell. and Mary Kay 18 LEFT: With anticipation, Margaret Eubanks waits the chance to retrieve BELOW: Coach Don Butler awaits the the rebound. Margaret was named all game of the year as the Mustangs warm - regional. up. Clumsy Custard Horror Show School Play Takes Different Twist On March 26, after many delays caused by bad weather, the Student Council sponsored the annual play. This year, Mr. Todd Rasmussen, director, chose a comedy, “The Clumsy Custard Horror Show . Keith Tarvin played Swash- buck Valparoso, a prince in search of a princess. Mary Kay Vandivere played the princess. Tracy Bull, dressed in his Smokey the Bear suit, played Swashbuck’s constant compan- ion and helper: a wortle. RIGHT: Alicia Parish stuns Keith Tarvin with her powerful hand as Tracy Bull and Cindy Lamb watch. BELOW RIGHT: Keith Tarvin and Tracy Bull cower before the king's men with swords. Jeff Magie. John Hyatt, and Mark Campbell. ABOVE: Play cast. Front row: Becky Cody, Mary Kay Vandivere, Donna Butler. Back row: Keith Tarvin, Tracy Bull. Cindy Lamb. )eff Magie. Alicia Parish. Mark Campbell. Chip Greenwood, John Hyatt, Wesley Lee, Dana Bull, Shawna McCor- mack. Ronnie Clay, and Dimple Tindle and Kim Marty as the Custard. RIGHT: Looking forward to living happily ever after are Keith Tarvin, Mary Kay Vandivere, Ronnie Clay, and Donna Butler. EXTREME RIGHT: Becky Cody curls Keith Tarvin's hair so that he will look more like a prince. 20 TOP: Even his magic shoes couldn’t keep Swashbuck from being captured. Wesley Lee. Jeff Magie. Keith Tarvin, Mark Campbell. Ronnie Clay, and Tracy Bull entertain. ABOVE: Cindy Lamb and Alicia Parish subdue the Princess. Mary Kay Vandivere. LEFT: Tracy Bull and Becky Cody argue. EXTREME LEFT: King Ronnie Clay talks as the Prince and Princess enjoy each other’s company. 21 BELOW: Rounding the corner for a fast played questionable sportsmanship by break, Mrs. Debbie Moreland heads throwing burnt popcorn on members of downcourt. The women teachers dis- the senior girls’ basketball team. Us vs. Us Class Tournaments The senior girls of 1982 won their third straight victory in the class tournaments. In the junior high division, the seventh grade boys and the eighth grade girls were overall winners. The eleventh grade boys also came out as victors. Following tournament action, the senior boys and girls basket- ball teams (plus any seniors who wanted to play) had the dubious honor of playing the teachers’ teams. ABOVE: Coach Don Butler finds out he Hillis, Coach john Echols, and Kenny has to go high to shoot over the senior Johnson watch in amazement, boys’ team. Coach Larry Wilson, Jamie 22 BELOW: Kim Cleaver uses the intercom to announce class practice times during the class tournaments. BELOW RIGHT: Planning big strategy against the men teachers were John Hyatt and Keith Tarvin. BELOW: Women teachers found one sure - fire method of making two points — with a ladder under their goal. 23 Field Day A Fun Day Bigelow won Field Day tak- ing the trophy from Perryville who was last year’s winner. Warm sunshine greeted students and teachers from Casa, Bigelow, and Perryville who gathered at PHS to compete in events from softball and free throw shooting, to 400-yard relays, tug-of-war, and softball games. Competition was held by grade level, and no classes were held that day. RIGHT: Wanda Brasier gets ready to hit a home run playing softball. 24 LEFT: Dawn Biggs concentrates on the goal during free throw competition. BELOW: Mrs. Debbie Moreland and Mrs. Kate Cole discuss the schedule for the day. BELOW: Buffy Moore and Jenneal Jones helped in the concession stand at field day. LEFT: Enjoying the sunshine and the events, Paul Gottsponer and John Hackett survey the goings-on. ABOVE: Wanda Brasier. Robin Stone. Kay Newton, and Sheila Hester take a break after a hot softball game. ABOVE: After watching one event, Jamie Fuller and Art Williams get ready to go to another. 25 BELOW: Couples spent the evening dancing to the music of Ambusch. BELOW: Angela Barnes and Beverly Cleaver got a little tickled while reading the senior class will. BELOW RIGHT: Predicting the future for the class of '82 required much imagination from Ronnie Clay and Margaret Eubanks. RIGHT: Examining Prom keepsakes were Donna Hale. James Abston, Connie Abston. and Delta Bird. ABOVE LEFT: Alicia Parish and Michael Robinson were elected Prom Queen and King. ABOVE: Stuck with the tedious job of hanging streamers. Denise Davis checks her shaky ladder. ABOVE: Deanna Hawkins and Jeff Moore enjoyed steaks grilled by the parents of some of the juniors. 26 ABOVE: Because of the seniors' reputa- (ones for support. ABOVE: It must have tion for pulling pranks. Mrs Athalene been a scrumptious meal. Chip Green- Jones kept a watchful eye on the punch wood and Ronnie Clay could not wait to bowl. LEFT: Weary from a long night of dig in. dancing. Cindy Lee turned to Brandon Junior-Senior Prom Juniors Honor Departing Seniors The Junior-Senior Banquet elected Alicia Parish as prom and Prom was held April 30. The queen and Michael Robinson as cafeteria was transformed by blue prom king, and silver streamers to the theme The dance was held in the of “Stairway to the Stars.” gym after the banquet. It was The speaker for the evening decorated in red and silver was John Philpot, a Channel 7 streamers with a large stairway in reporter. Mr. Philpot kept the the middle to carry out the theme, crowd laughing. Music was provided by Ambusch. The juniors and seniors 27 Graduates At Last Twins Are Top Graduates Some 62 students in the Class of '82 participated in graduation exercises May 7. Twin sisters Beverly and Kimberly Cleaver shared the class's top position of valedictor- ian. Other honor graduates were Renee Hawkins, Cindy Lamb, Susan Lamb, and Tammy War- ren. Several graduates received ACT tuition scholarships from the LEFT: Twins Bev and Kim Cleaver were co-valedictorians. BELOW: Singing the Alma Mater were Angela Barnes. Kenny Biggs. Delta Bird, and Jeff Bowdle. various colleges they plan to attend: Roger Johnson, Cindy Lamb, Keith Tarvin, Shannon Womack, and Kimberly Cleaver. Tammy Warren received a tuition scholarship for being in the top 10% of her class. Special music was provided by a group of senior girls. Luke Camp sang and accompanied himself to a song he wrote about his class. RIGHT: Excited over her first moments as a graduate. Cindy Lee warmly hugs Keith Tarvin. 28 BELOW: New graduates throw off their hats in celebration of graduation. LEFT: Honor graduates Cindy Lamb. Renee Hawkins, and Susan Lamb led the class in the Alma Mater. ABOVE: Luke Camp sang a song he wrote especially for the Class of '82. LEFT: Tracy Bull and ]oe Maxwell were all smiles as the graduation services began. TOP LEFT: Paying close attention during graduation practice were Gary Jones and usher Todd Singleton. 29 Lunchtime Offers Variety BELOW: Most teachers prefer to eat in the teacher's lounge. Mrs. Debbie Moreland and Mrs. Melinda Adams enjoy their lunches reheated in the new microwave oven. RIGHT: Mr. Raymond Massey grades one of the home ec. cooking assignments. Lunch break at PHS consists of two 20-minute periods: the first for senior high and the second for junior high. This has resulted in less crowding and shortened lines in the lunchroom and in fewer students outside. Students have several spots on campus that are their favorites. Senior high students seem to prefer the area behind and to the ends of the buildings as well as the lunchroom itself. Junior high students like the area in front of the school and the lunchroom. While the senior high students prefer to sit and discuss important issues and events, students in the lower grades like to run and play. ABOVE: Senior Luke Camp entertains talents during the lunch period, a group of seniors with his musical LEFT: Spirit Week brought a different dress to the lunch room scene such as the style worn by Terri Toal and Kwana Geddes. BELOW: Lunch is a time for eating chatting, and studying for Lisa Brown. Wanda Brasier. Robin Stone. Andrea Hurst, Kay Newton, and Sheila Hester. ABOVE LEFT: {unior high boys line up for burgers and fries. LEFT: jerry Williams. James Branscum. Kevin Massey, and Scott Tarvin eat lunch in the lunchroom. ABOVE: Dawn Vines. Kim Moore, and Sherri Wallace spend some time in the office during lunch to stay out of the cold weather. RIGHT: John Roland reaches down the field for a touchdown as his teammates follow. 32 34 Football 7 Returning Starters Help Season Record With the aid of seven return- ing starters, the Mustangs were able to run their record to 7-4, the best season record in a decade. The Mustangs won all home games, one of which was a 34-0 shutout. Jeff Magie was chosen to play in the All-Star game, and Coach Rick Hampton was select- ed as coach. Jeff Magie and Allen Fuller were named runners up in district 4A for outstanding back and lineman. Allen Fuller, John Hyatt, and Kenny Womack were named All-State honorable mention and all-district. Others named all- district were Mark Campbell, Jeff Magie, Kenny Johnson, and John Wofford. RIGHT: Shannon Womack listens careful- ly as Coach Rick Hampton explains the next play. SCOREBOARD PHS Opponent 20 Hector 8 42 Lamar 12 16 Mountain Pine 12 26 Ola 13 13 Danville 28 0 Charleston 8 34 Lavaca 0 20 Cutter Morning Star 31 22 Mt. Ida 6 8 Vilonia 29 ABOVE RIGHT: Kenny Womack escapes a would-be tackier. RIGHT: Front row: Jerry Williams, Brandon Jones. Keith Tarvin. Allan Fuller, Ronnie Runnels. Second row: Billy Perkins. Jeff Magie. Mike Campbell, Lee Knight, John Hyatt. Mark Campbell. Shannon Womack. Tim Bogan. Shane Lamb. Third row: Coach John Echols. Tracy Bull, Kenny Biggs, Randy Parham, Jeff Rankin, Kenny Womack, Kenny Johnson. Michael Robin- son. Coach Larry Wilson. Back row: Head Coach Rick Hampton. Tommy Gottsponer. Jamie Chambliss, Scott Tarvin. Jason Eubanks, John Wofford. Chip Greenwood, Tim Reed. Scott Wright, Coach Don Butler. LEFT: Mark Campbell leaves his tackier behind as he sprints for more yardage. BELOW: Showing his allusive talent, Jeff Magie squeezes through another tight spot. 35 Junior Football Team Was Runner-Up In Conference The junior boys football team ended their season with a 5-2-1 record. The team was named runner-up in the Arkansas River Valley conference. On an average, the team scored 16.3 points a game offen- sively. The defense had an average of 8.8 per game. Six players were named all-district: James Lee, Steve Hawkins, John Roland, Preston Hurst, Ricky Hoyt, and Louis Hoover. Ricky Hoyt was also named most outstanding offensive back in the conference. The team was coached by John Echols and Don Butler. BELOW: John Wofford looks for a clearing RIGHT: Kenny Womack easily handles a for Tim Bogan. Lavaca ball carrier. ABOVE: James Lee attempts a block as RIGHT: Leading the way for Derek Derek Womack drives for yardage. Boyette is Derek Womack and Michael LEFT: Coach Rick Hampton gives one of his pep talks to the senior Mustangs during a time out. BELOW LEFT: Boys making all-district in junior high were Ricky Hoyt. Louis Hoover, james Lee. Preston Hurst. Steve Hawkins, and John Roland. BELOW: Seventh grade team. Front row: Darrel Egger. Wayne Hill. Shannon Almond. Shawn Lawrence, jimmy Ever- hart. Russell Humphrey. Second row: Steve Woods. Scott Reeder. Ronnie Finkbeiner. jamie Fuller. David Bird. Jesse Rankin, Mark McNeal. Back row: Coach Rick Hampton. Alan Hageman. Billy Jones, Larry Perkins. James Daniel. Coach Larry Wilson. ABOVE: Junior Mustangs. Front row: Scott Wright. Shannon Almond. Ricky Cum- mins. Kenny Brandon. Second row: Mark Sibley. Chris Branscum. Benny Jones. Jesse Rankin. John Roland. Charles Jennings. Eddie Newton. Derek Boyette. Third row: Joe Glover. Ricky Hoyt. Michael Garcia. James Lee. Louis Hoover. Preston Hurst. Randall Hightower. Back row: Coach John Echols. Paul Gottsponer. Derek Womack. Steve Hawkins, Trevor Talley. Scott Reeder. Charles Herring. Coach Don Butler. 37 Best In 14 Years Senior Girls, 15-10, Go To State The senior girls set the best record since 1968 with a winning season of 15-10 and a trip to the state regional tournament. The girls were runners-up in district 4-A, and were the winners of the Perryville Invita- tional Tournament and the Perry County Tournament. Lisa Grendell was the lead- ing scorer with 247 points. Lisa also led in steals with 62 and blocked shots with 19. Mary Kay Vandivere led in assists with 13, and Tammy Warren topped all rebounders with 131. Named all-district were Lisa, Mary Kay, and Margaret Eubanks. PHS SCOREBOARD OPPONENT 56 Bauxite 42 55 C.A.C. 22 36 Bigelow 41 38 Pulaski Academy 36 28 Casa 43 25 Ola 36 31 YVonderview 43 48 Enola 62 50 C.A.C. 12 47 Bigelow 37 34 Pulaski Academy 30 33 Paron 29 35 Danville 24 25 Ola 36 46 Enola 70 36 Casa 35 49 Bigelow 39 41 Sacred Heart 37 48 C.A.C. 20 26 Sacred Heart 45 48 Hector 29 48 County Line 43 33 Wonderview 52 35 Cedarville 47 38 BELOW: Coach Don Butler coaches the nervously. RIGHT: Coach Butler dis- girls from the sideline as girls wait cusses the next play with Lisa Grendell. ABOVE LEFT: Front row: Mary Kay Vandivere. Devonda Weaver, Robin Stone. Becky Cody, Beverly Cleaver. Melissa Gottsponer. Donna Butler. Back row: Coach Don Butler, Wanda Brasier. Tammy Hester. Tammy Warren. Andrea Hurst, Lisa Grendell. Margaret Eubanks. Manager Denise Davis. ABOVE: Tammy Warren awaits the lingering rebound. LEFT: After an exhausting quarter, the players quench their thirsts. RIGHT: Shooting from the side. Kenny Johnson aims for two. BELOW: Tommy Gottsponer awaits his turn as Coach Echols watches the game. Senior Boys Go 13-12 Quickness, Outside Shooting Help Team The senior boys ended their season with a record of 13-12 with their new coach John Echols. We were at a slight disadvantage against most of our opponents this season because of our height, or lack of it,” Coach Echols said. The starting line-up averaged only 5 feet 10 inches making it difficult to rebound against their opponents. “Our quickness and good out- side shooting were our strongest points,” said Coach Echols. Mark Campbell was the leading scorer for the season with 276 points. Jeff Magie led game scoring with 12 points per game. Leading in rebounds was Todd Singleton with 168 rebounds, averaging eight per game. Jeff Magie and Mark Camp- bell were named all-district players. 40 BELOW: Senior Boys. Front row: Jeff Moore, Mark Campbell, Ronnie Clay, Todd Singleton, Kenny Johnson, Tim Hillis. Jeff Magie, Tommy Gottsponer. Back row: Coach John Echols. Randy Parham. Kenny Hudspeth, Kelly Waters. Glen Newell, Jamie Chambliss, manager Tracy Bull. FAR RIGHT: Mark Campbell looks for an open teammate to throw the ball to. PHS SCOREBOARD OPPONENT 44 Bauxite 36 58 C.A.C. 64 72 Fourche Valley 70 52 Wonderview 76 46 Bigelow 52 45 Pulaski Academy 43 64 Casa 79 59 Ola 50 51 Wonderview 63 82 Enola 58 78 Fourche Valiev 55 44 Bigelow 61 60 C.A.C. 63 66 Danville 44 63 Fourche Valley 52 73 Pulaski Academy 71 59 Ola 42 93 Enola 39 64 Bigelow 75 71 Sacred Heart 77 61 Casa 57 67 C.A.C. 72 58 Sacred Heart 70 54 Lavaca 79 ABOVE: High jumper number 20 glides through the air as Jeff Magie watches the ball. TOP: Jeff Moore pats Jamie Chamb- liss on the back for a play well done. LEFT: Warming tip, Randy Parham takes aim for a free throw. TOP: Jumping shoots a lay-up as Jeff Moore goes in high in the air, Jeff Magie shows his for the rebound. ABOVE: Ronnie Clay shooting form. 41 GIRL S SCOREBOARD PJHS OPPONENT 18 Bauxite 35 50 Fourche Valley 27 21 Bigelow 35 33 Casa 31 23 Wonderview 28 36 Enola 19 17 Danville 31 30 Fourche Valley 13 15 Ola 16 46 Casa 23 27 Sacred Heart 28 17 Danville 32 17 Havana 23 33 Bigelow 40 TOP: Front row: Kenny Brandon, Scott Long, Eddie Newton. Wayne Stone. Mark Deavers. Dale Offield, Paul Gottsponer. Back row: Coach John Echols, Derek Womack. Steve Hawkins, Louis Hoover, lames Lee, Sonny Everett. Ricky Gaines, Tim Michaels. ABOVE: The junior girls practice rebounding the ball. ABOVE RIGHT: Louis Hoover’s knee seems to be injured as he tries to get out of practice. ABOVE: Front row: Tammy Warren. Debbie Parham. Connie Abston, Jenneal Jones. Second row: Buffy Moore, Ginger Bird, Dawn Biggs, Liesa Cleaver, Kathy Cripps. Diane Brasier, Manager Kim Jackson. Back row: Coach Don Butler, Kim Hudspeth. Gayla Butler, Sondra Devine. Teresa Camp, Lisa Cannon. Manager Denise Davis. 42 Junior Basketball Three Make All-District BOY'S SCOREBOARD PJHS OPPONENT 18 C.A.C. 33 40 Fourche Valley 47 30 Wonderview 68 36 Pulaski Academy 30 25 Havana 24 36 Dover 45 38 Ola 27 49 Bigelow 24 48 Fourche Valley 34 48 Enola 28 36 Casa 34 28 Casa 30 27 Lavaca 19 31 Wonderview 49 The junior teams both played 14 games — the boys winning eight and the girls winning five. James Lee led the junior boys in scoring with 171 points, averag- ing 12 points per game, james Lee also led with 168 rebounds averaging 12 per game. James was named all-district along with Louis Hoover. Coach Echols said, The junior boys’ strength lies in their size and jumping ability. Our biggest weakness was poor shoot- ing, both from the field and the line. Kim Hudspeth was a leading scorer for the junior girls with 149 points, she led in rebounds with 54 and blocked shots with seven. Kim was also named all-district. Kathy Cripps led the girls in assists with six. Ginger Bird led steals with 29. The junior girls are coached by Don Butler. 43 Baseball Returns Hardballers Set Record of 10-6 For the first time in a decade Perryville fielded a school base- ball team. The hardballers fin- ished the season with a 10-6 record. Jeff Magie led in batting, ending the season with a .487 batting average. Mark Campbell lead in pitching with a win-loss record of 7-2. Both were selected as all-district players for their performances throughout the sea- son. TOP: The team huddles before beginning their game. RIGHT: Todd Singleton prepares for the next pitch while another batter warms up. ABOVE: Ready for the big hit, Mike Campbell stands in the batting position. RIGHT: Mike Campbell watches Jeff Magie score another home run. EXTREME RIGHT: Tommy Gottsponer stands ready on third as Mark Campbell lets go of a fastball. 44 SCOREBOARD PHS Opponent 9 Hector 4 5 Hector 7 7 Morrilton 8 13 Hector 6 14 May Flower 2 2 Nemo Vista 3 3 Sacred Heart 2 13 N.L.R. Oak Grove 5 17 Clinton 5 1 L.R. McClellan 10 13 Plainview 4 4 Morrilton 7 12 Sacred Heart 4 14 Plainview 3 9 Plainview 6 4 Scranton 5 ABOVE: Front row: Neil Corder, Mark Campbell, Ricky Hoyt, Kenny Howard. Tommy Gottsponer. Back row: Coach John Echols, Gary Jones, Keith Lovell, Todd Singleton, Jeff Rankin, Jamie Chambliss, Ronnie Clay, Mike Campbell. TOP: John Hyatt. Jeff Magie, Kenny Howard. Todd Singleton. Jamie Chamb- liss. and Tommy Gottsponer await their turn to bat. ABOVE: Umpire Mr. Ray- mond Massey watched Gary Jones backcatch. 45 RIGHT: Senior girls' track. Coach Don BELOW: Junior tracksters Neil Corder and Butler. Devonda Weaver. Alicia Parish. Benny Jones found that bad weather did Renee Hawkins. Sheila Hester. Wanda not prevent practice. Brasier, Cindy Lamb, and Tammy West. ABOVE: Wanda Brasier qualified for state ABOVE: Senior boys' track. Front row: Back row: Coach Larry Wilson. Kenny competition in both discus and shot put. Lancy Crawford. Mark Campbell, Lee Johnson, Jeff Rankin. Kelly Waters. Kenny Knight. Chip Greenwood. Billy Perkins. Biggs. Randy Parham. 46 Track Junior Boys Win The junior boys’ track team won the 4-A district champion- ship by scoring 153 points, beating Danville with 130V2 points. Louis Hoover won the district individual high point trophy in the junior boys’ division. Ricky Hoyt was second to Louis. In the senior girls’ division, Wanda Brasier qualified for state competition in both discus and shot put. Susie Davis set a record in junior girls’ shot put, and Sondra Devine set a new record in discus. Tracksters compete in six track events: broad-high jump, discus, relays, and shot. All track meets were held at Danville. Track coaches were Larry Wilson, Don Butler, and Rick Hampton. ABOVE LEFT: Junior boys' track. Front row: Neil Corder. Carroll Johnson. Chuck Jennings. Second row: Ricky Hoyt. Michael Jones. Trevor Talley. Derek Womack. Keith Moore, Benny Jones. Back row: Coach Larry Wilson, Steve Hawkins. Ricky Gaines. David Brown. James Lee. Louis Hoover. Michael Garcia. Preston Hurst. ABOVE: Tracksters were seen running around the school all afternoon. TOP: Junior girls competed in the hurdles. ABOVE: Junior girls - track. Front row: Back row: Coach Rick Hampton. Rema Lisa Pearson. Kim Jackson. Holly Single- Aguilar. Jenny Eubanks. Gayla Butler, ton. Heidi Brown. Diane Brasier. Debbie Susie Davis. Sondra Devine. Ginger Bird. Parham. Jennifer Magie. Leslie Pearson. Jeannie Hawkins. RIGHT: Michael Robinson, president, and Mr. Charles Smith, sponsor, of NHS listen to suggestions from other members during a meeting. ABOVE: Ginger Bird sells Donna Hale some Tom Watt merchandise as an FHA project. RIGHT: Cindy Lamb, Paula DeWeese. and Cindy Bull portray librar- ians at a football pep-rally skit. 48 Clubs FAR LEFT: Bev Cleaver plays the National Anthem and says the Pledge of Allegiance, one of the duties of an NHS member. LEFT: Alicia Parish and Allan Fuller were chosen as FHA Beau and Wildlife Club Sweetheart. BELOW: An- gela Barnes’ dramatic appeal for yearbook subscriptions draws tears and laughter from other yearbook staff members. 50 ABOVE: Waiting for the music to begin, Ava Williams. Louella Grable, Karen Cossey and Vicki Stone retain their standing position. ABOVE RIGHT: Drill team members were at all home football games and supported the cheerleading effort. RIGHT: Dance routines were performed at all home football games. EXTREME RIGHT: Joetta Williams sup- ports the team with a winning smile. LEFT: Dance routines require hours of Margo McCoanal. Heidi Brown, Lisa practice. Michelle Robinson, Ava Wil- French, Michelle Robinson, Ava Williams, liams. and Karen Cossey practice after Tony Trotter, and Tammie Byrd. Back school. BELOW: Front row: Karen Cossey. row: )enneal Jones. Patty McFerran, Susan Lisa Pearson. Teresa Caudell. Vicky Jones. Donna Hill. Joetta Williams. Scarlet Stone. Robin Stone. Second row: Michelle Ault. Jamie Brooks. Kay Newton, and Cannon. Leslie Pearson. Marcie Warren. Louella Grable. Drill Team Supports Football The drill team performed at all home football games and one basketball game. They also per- formed in a parade sponsored by the Riding Club. Twenty-five students were chosen for the drill team after try-out. Drill team sponsor was Mrs. Raylene Pearson. ABOVE: Drill team took part in all Homecoming activities. ABOVE LEFT: Celebration was the theme song for the drill team's Homecoming performance. Robin Stone. Lisa French. Lori Pearson, and Teresa Caudell boost the spirit. 51 52 Cheerleaders Squads Combined, Include Boy One squad of senior high cheerleaders, and one squad of junior high cheerleaders cheered for both football and basketball. Cheerleaders sold spirit rib- bons for the first time in several years, sponsored spirit week during homecoming, planned and BELOW: Cheerleaders Paula DeWeese. Tammy Warren. Cindy Lamb, and Mary Kay Vandivere excite the pep rally crowd. executed pep rallies, and cheered at all games. All cheerleaders attended a summer camp at Henderson State University where they won sever- al spirit events. Sponsor was Mrs. Evalyn Bogan. RIGHT: Richard Smith, the first boy cheerleader at PHS in several years, participates in a chant. ABOVE: Cheerleaders sponsored the powderpuff football game. Captains Cindy Lamb and Tammy Warren escorted Queen Michael Robinson. RIGHT: Getting into the spirit of 50’s day were cheerleading captains Paula DeWeese and Cindy Lamb. LEFT: Junior cheerleaders. Kneeling: Tonya Frogget. Aubrey Boyette, Marsha Hilburn. Second row: Tami Hester. Gayla Butler. Karen Maupin. Back row: Buffy Moore. Pam Brand. Sandy Roberts. BELOW: Cheerleading captains Paula DeWeese and Cindy Lamb plan a pep rally with the help of sponsor Mrs. Evalyn Bogan. ABOVE LEFT: Donna Butler leads the Alma Mater during halftime. ABOVE CENTER: Cindy Bull leads a cheer during Homecoming pep rally. LEFT: Sandy Roberts and Buffy Moore attempt to sell spirit ribbons to Chris Branscum and Paul Gottsponer. ABOVE: Senior cheerleaders: Sides: Cindy Bull. Tracy Bull. Richard Smith. Donna Butler. Top to bottom: Kim Price. Mary Kay Vandivere. Paula DeWeese. Tammy Warren. Sheila Hester. Cindy Lamb. 53 TOP: Martha Caldwell shows Kathy Johnson her Tom-Watt showcase of gift items which members sold in the fall. ABOVE LEFT: Learning to make crochet key chains is FHA vice-president Angela Barnes. 54 FHA, Journalism Most Active Groups Two of the most active organizations on campus are Future Homemakers of America and the journalism class which comprizes the yearbook and newspaper staffs. This year the journalism class sponsored a car wash, a Valen- tine’s dance, a turkey raffle, and sold plastic yearbook covers. All this money was raised to publish the yearbook. FHA assumed the Nursing Home as an on-going project by doing several small projects for them. They also sold gift items, sponsored a fashion show, and a rock-a-thon for March of Dimes. FHA purchased a school sign to be placed on Highway 9-10. ABOVE Yearbook and newspaper staff: Front row: S. Lamb - yearbook editor, C. Lamb - newspaper editor, A. Barnes, T. Bull, and M. Gottsponer. Second row: E. Cossey, K. Marty, K. Hawks. K. Orr, P. DeWeese, S. Howard. A. Parish. D. Vines, M. McNeal. Back row: S. McCormack. K. Johnson, and R. Hawkins. RIGHT: Robert Bull was so excited in the yearbook skit that he dumps his chair over while Paula DeWeese and Arron Flewellen watch. TOP: FHA: Front row: A. Parish, S. Wright, first vice-president A. Barnes, president R. Staub. M. Gottsponer. M. Eubanks. J. Weaver. Second row: S. Lamb. M. Caldwell. G. Bird. C. Lamb. T. McNeal. P. DeWeese. K. Geddes, and, Mrs. P. Smith. Third row: S. Burke. R. Sirmons. G. Butler. L. Grendell, S. Hughes. T. Netherton, L. Mayes. J. Minton, and S. McCormack. ABOVE CENTER: Dawn Vines sells a yearbook to Kim Moore so she will remember her years in school. 55 BELOW: Student Council officers Melissa Gottsponer. Sally Howard. Liesa Cleaver, and Lisa Brown make plans for the monthly meeting. BELOW CENTER: NHS. Front row: Reporter Cindy Lamb. Treasurer John Hyatt. President Michael Robinson; Secretary Martha Caldwell. Sponsor Mr. Charles Smith. Back row: Sheila Wright, Susan Lamb. John Ball. Tammy Warren. Alicia Parish. Renee Hawkins. Beverly Cleaver. NHS and Student Council Leaders on Campus Student Council honored a teacher and a student each month for giving assistance to the school and students. Student Council was in charge of Homecoming and main- taining the school sign. National Honor Society members visited the Day Service Center at Bigelow as a service project. NHS is responsible for the school flag and leading the Pledge of Allegiance and the National Anthem each week. BELOW: NHS president Michael Robin- son conducts a meeting. BELOW CENTER: NHS members Cindy Lamb and Susan Lamb take their turn putting up the flag. BELOW RIGHT: On Teacher Appreciation Day. NHS member John Ball graded tests for Mrs. Stella Bunyard. 56 LEFT: Bev Cleaver pins on a bouton- niere for Allan Fuller at the afternoon Homecoming ceremony sponsored by Student Council. BELOW: Student Council. Front row: Alicia Parish. Derik Boyette. Reporter Leisa Cleaver, Pre- sident Melissa Gottsponer, Vice- President Sally Howard. Secretary Lisa Brown, Paul Gottsponer. Goldia Glover. Back row: Ginger Bird. Mary McNeal. Michael Jones, Scott Tarvin, Tim Hillis. Renee Hawkins. Chance Grace, Mary Kay Vandivere. BOTTOM: Ginger Bird and Michael Jones perform their duty as Student Council members by placing announcements on the school sign. 57 BELOW: Mary McNeal teaches class as part of FTA. BOTTOM: Ailton Doughty and Tim Cates compete during Wildlife Club's archery competition. BELOW RIGHT: FTA. Front Row: Margaret Eubanks. Michelle |anowski, Sally Howard. Mary McNeal. Beverly Cleaver. Second Row: Jamie Hillis. Alicia Parish. Angela Barnes. Cindy Lamb. |an Weaver. Renee Sirmons, Donna Butler. Kim Cleaver. Mary Kay Vandivere. Renee Hawkins. Third Row: Gary Jones. Mark Campbell. John Hyatt. Jeff Magie, Keith Tarvin, Chip Greenwood. Kenny Biggs. Ronnie Clay. Kathy Johnson. Vicki Hawkins. Back Row: Denise Davis. Barbara Fallen. Tammy Warren. Kenneth Craig. Wesley Lee. Candy Allen. Sherri Hughes. Becky Cody. Melissa Gottsponer. Lisa Grendell, Martha Caldwell, and Mr. Todd Rasmussen. BELOW: Kenny Brixey keeps score as archery competition. RIGHT: Mr. Tim Cates, Matt Smithpeters, Tim Charles Smith stands guard over the Smithperers. and Alan Fuller watch the Wild Club . LEFT: Kenny Brixey takes a shot during the clay target match. ABOVE: Wildlife Club. Front Row: K. Brixey, T. Cates. R. Clay, J. Magie, Mr. Charles Smith. Second row: R. Bull. R. Runnels, T. Moore, J. Moore, K. Howard. J. Butler. J. Branscum. Third row: J. Johnson, R. Dias, R. Windle, S. Womack. A. Doughty. J. Abston. J. Eubanks. D. Mitchell. W. Lee, G. Jones. Back row: B. Lester. J. Rankin. T. Smithpeters. K. Lovell. M. Smithpeters. D. Bird. ABOVE: John Ball shoots for a ten in the .22 match. FTA, Wildlife Club New Groups On Campus Organized The two new clubs at PHS this year were Wildlife Club and FTA. FTA was organized to learn about teaching and Wild- life Club was organized to promote good sportsmanship and a better understanding of wildlife among its members. Wildlife Club sponsored several outdoor competitions this year. These included .22 rifle competition, shotgun matches, archery competition, and muzz- leloading competition. They also made a trip to Holla Bend Refuge and had a pork bar- becue. Mr. Charles Smith spon- sored the Wildlife Club and Mr. Todd Rasmussen was the FTA sponsor. 59 BELOW: Student librarians. Front row: Sponsor Zula Stanton, Tina Spires. Secretary-Treasurer Denise Davis, Pre- sident Martha Caldwell, Vice President Julie Minton. Reporter Patti McFerran, Elaine Cossey. Back row: Toni Trotter, Karen Janowski, Angie Patton. Keith Lankford. Teresa Caudell. Kay Newton. Robbin Scott. RIGHT: Some students worked in the BELOW: Checking out a book for Tim counselors office. Vicki Hawkins pins Michael is Julie Minton. up a college poster. ABOVE: Fire marshalls. Front row: Mark Sibley. Back row: Tami Hester, Richard Growns. Tom Taylor. Kenny Denise Davis, Martha Caldwell. Donna Brixey. John Ball. Lisa French. Nancy Hill. Cripps, Darrin Roland. Eddie Newton. ABOVE: Checking to see if the fire extinguisher is still up-to-date is fire marshall Donna Hill. ABOVE LEFT: Writing out the absentee form is office worker Kim Hudspeth. 60 Helpers Work in Offices, Library, and With Fire Drills Some students work at school by helping in the principal’s office, library, and counselor’s office, or by assisting with fire drills. The students who work in the principal’s office answer the phone, make morning announ- cements, and pick up absentee slips. Students working in the library perform routine library chores such as stamping and shelving books. The fire marshalls carry out fire drill inspections. Students who help in the counselor’s office assist the coun- selor in various ways. ABOVE: Student librarian Denise Davis shelves books in their correct order. ABOVE: Office staff. Front row: ish. Back row: Bev Cleaver, Ronnie Clay, Melissa Gottsponer. Jamie Hillis. Kim Marty. Machelle Janowski. Ricky Cindy Bull. Lisa Brown. Renee Hoyt. Margret Eubanks. Kevin Massey. Hawkins. Donna Butler. Alicia Par- sponsor Mrs. Karen Boyette. RIGHT: Phyllis Grable works on an assignment in her reading class. ABOVE: David Greer learns computer programming during his study hall. RIGHT: Jamie Fuller. Darrell Eggar, and David Bird wait for the afternoon bus to go home. Classes FAR LEFT: Karen Janowski sews on her home-ec project as Angela Patton reads the directions. LEFT: Mrs. jan Jordan helps Greg Crawford with his dictionary skills. BELOW: Vicki Crolley tries to decide which color of crayon to use next. 63 In Memory Of Our Friend The senior class of 1982 dedicates its section of the yearbook to Mike Lawhon, our classmate and friend who died July 2,1981. Each of us has special memories of him. A quiet person, Mike enjoyed being outside, working on his truck, hunting, and fishing. We will remember him. 64 LEFT: Bev Cleaver. David Smith, and Becky Cody show off their art work. BELOW: Seniors Troy Glenn. Allan Fuller. Kenny Brixey. Victor Brunson, and Kenny Biggs demonstrate how to smile. Seniors It’s Fun After making it through eleven years of schooling, seniors deserve all the privileges that being a senior has to offer. But above all, it’s just plain fun. BELOW: Paula DeWeese and Tracy Bull were chosen class favorites. BELOW LEFT: Senior class officers Bev Cleaver, vice-president; Alicia Parish, reporter; Angela Barnes, secretary; and Tracy Bull, president. Seniors John Ball Brenda Bankster Angela Barnes Kenny Biggs Delta Bird Jeff Bowdle John Brand Kenny Brixey Victor Brunson Dana Bull 65 Seniors Tracy Bull Martha Caldwell Luke Camp Mark Campbell Beverly Cleaver Kimberly Cleaver Becky Cody Kenneth Craig ABOVE: Shawna McCormack and Renee Hawkins work together on their research paper. ABOVE Roger Johnson gets som library assistance from Mrs. Znl Stanton. Paula DeWeese Jason Eubanks Allan Fuller Troy Glenn Melissa Gottsponer David Greer Renee Hawkins Vicki Hawkins Cindy Lamb Susan Lamb Lorraine Lankford Cindy Lee Wesley Lee Toby Lucas Shawna McCormack Jeff Magie Jamie Hillis Sherri Hughes John Hyatt Machelle Janowski Kathy Johnson Kenny Johnson Roger Johnson Gary Jones ABOVE: Cindy Lee works alone in the library on her research paper. Sometime during the junior and senior years comes the joy of doing a research paper. Outlines, note cards, rough drafts, and bibliography become a part of the vocabulary. Topics range from annorexis nervosa, to child abuse, to the “Moonies.” The best part about the research paper? When it’s turned in. Seniors Research Papers ABOVE Tammy Netherton uses the library card catalog for help. - Seniors Rita Wheeler John Wofford Kenny Womack Shannon Womack Sheila Doughty Wright Kim Marty Joe Maxwell Darrin Mitchell Tammy Netherton Kelli Orr Randy Parham Alicia Parish Michael Robinson Ronnie Runnels David Smith Matt Smithpeters Tim Smithpeters Robin Staub Glenna Stone Vicki Stone Keith Tarvin David Tiller Dimple Tindle Sherry Wallace Tammy Warren 68 What Shall I Do? Seniors (and all students) don’t think they have much free time, so they make good use of the time they have. Some boys learn to sew, some dabble in art, some students play basketball or other games, but most just talk about the truly meaningful aspects of life, such as girls or boys, football, and the teachers they have next period. TOP: After a hot workout in basketball, these girls cool off in the shade of a tree: Bev Cleaver. Melissa Gottsponer. Margar- et Eubanks. Tammy Warren. EXTREME LEFT: Prying his thread out of the bobbin with scissors, Darrin Mitchell is a questionable seamster. LEFT: Mrs. Patsy Smith explains to Luke Camp how to use a sewing machine. LEFT: Kim Cleaver signs a senior memory a facial mask. Mrs. Melinda Adams and book, a book of blank pages for only $6. David Smith warn Bev Cleaver not to ABOVE: Applying the finishing touches to move a muscle. 69 James Abston Candy Allen Terry Autry Robert Bull Donna Butler Mark Carpenter Tim Cates Ronnie Clay Elaine Cossey Denise Davis Eleventh BELOW: Jan Weaver and Renee Sirmons carry' equipment for FHA’s spring fashion show. RIGHT: Class officers for the eleventh grade were (front rowj Mary Kay Vandivere. president; Margaret Eubanks, vice president; (back row) Ronnie Clay, secretary; and Sally Howard, reporter. Ailton Doughty Margaret Eubanks Aaron Flewellen Chip Greenwood Lisa Grendell Richard Growns Sherry Growns Kevin Harvey Kim Hawks Sally Howard Kenny Hudspeth Jimmie Johnson Carolyn Lankford Bobby Lester Keith Lovell Mary McNeal Terri May McNeal Elizabeth Mayes Julie Minton Jeff Moore Glen Newell Robyn Phipps Jay Rankin Tim Reed Kim Shelton Renee Sirmons Juniors work hard all year raising money for the junior- senior prom and banquet. The juniors sponsored the Homecom- ing dance and the class tour- naments as money-making projects. A high point of the junior year is the arrival of the class rings. Ron Underwood Joi Ussery Mary Kay Vandivere Dawn Vines Devonda Weaver Jan Weaver Eleventh - LEFT: Mary Kay Vandivere and Chip Greenwood were chosen junior class favorites. BELOW: Terri McNeal tells Dawn Vines to drive carefully after a long day at school. Juniors Prom Is Goal of Fund Raising Missy Belk Tim Bogan James Branscum Wanda Brasier Lisa Brown Sonya Bryant Cindy Bull Shirley Burke Jay Butler Mike Campbell Teresa Caudell Jamie Chambliss Lancy Crawford Tammy Crawford Phyllis Deavers Anita Dehart Randall Dias Chris Eaton Kwana Geddes Tommy Gottsponer Louella Grable John Gray Chris Harmon Deanna Hawkins Tenth ABOVE: After the National Guard landed its helicopter on campus, Brandon Jones got in for a better look. RIGHT: Tenth grade class officers were Jerry Johnson, Tommy Gottsponer. Mike Campbell, and Lisa Brown. 72 Sheila Hester Donna Hill Tim Hillis Kenny Howard Andrea Hurst Joe Janowski Jon Jennings Jerry Johnson Brandon Jones Lisa Kelley Lee Knight Keith Lankford Greg Lee Ricky McCormack Ricky McDaniel Patti McFarren David McGhee Kevin Massey Julie Moore Kim Moore Tenth Sophomores Start Over Again Sophomores seem to start over by being the youngest in senior high. As sophomores, students have a larger selection of elective classes, may participate in senior high sports, and may join clubs. ABOVE: Kim Price and Tim Bogan ABOVE: Lee Knight and Deanna Hawkins were chosen class favorites. enjoy the sunshine after the cold days. Tenth Paul Moore « Terry Moore pjjlf Kay Newton Billy Perkins Kim Price i Jeff Rankin Joe Riepe I Michele Robinson s Kenny Scott r Robbin Scott Richard Smith Tina Spires Darlene Stacy Robin Stone Scott Tarvin Tom Taylor Sheila Tindell Terri Toal Toni Trotter Kelley Waters Jerry Williams Steve Williams Rusty Windle Michael Wise 74 ABOVE: Kenny Biggs proves that males can also be label conscious. ABOVE CENTER: Rather than wearing his heart on his sleeve. Keith Tarvin wears his label. RIGHT: Calvins on your hip pocket and boat shoes on your feet were all the label-conscious could ask for. — Ninth Preppy Look Was In From head to toe there seemed to be a new look for the PHS student in '82. The gator made its debut on campus as everyone returned from summer break. Braids, boatshoes, and button-down col- lars continued the preppy image throughout the fall, and winter LEFT: Michael Robinson shows his label. brought the Izod sweater. Baggies, khakis and army fatigues were prominent on the lower portions of the newly-established preppy group. Jeans remained a must. Bag- gies replaced straight legs of the seventies, and the majority now had names on the pocket. Connie Abston Scarla Ault Howard Barton Dawn Biggs Ginger Bird Larry Blackmon Pam Brand Kenny Brandon David Brown Heidi Brown Nancy Brown Gayla Butler Randy Butler Lisa Cannon Jack Clark Dale Cleaver Liesa Cleaver Wanda Cook Neil Corder Greg Crawford Kathy Cripps Robert Dean Mark Deavers Sondra Devine Lisa French Jennie Fuller Michael Garcia Michelle Garrett Joe Glover Ronnie Grable Sharon Gulledge Keith Hadidon Donna Hale Tony Hardin Danny Harris Karen Harvey Steve Hawkins Louis Hoover Teresa Howell Ricky Hoyt Kim Hudspeth Trade Humphreys Preston Hurst Kim Jackson Karen Janowski Ninth ABOVE: Dawn Biggs stands by to watch Pam Brand and Gayla Butler practice cheerleading. ABOVE: Class officers for tbe freshmen are President Pam Brand, Secretary Howard Barton, Vice President Heidi Brown, and Reporter Lisa Pearson. ABOVE RIGHT: Kathy Cripps, Ricky Hoyt, and Ginger Bird were chosen freshmen class favorites. RIGHT: Kathy Cripps. Ricky Hoyt. Liesa Cleaver. Kim Jackson. Ginger Bird, and Michael Jones claim the front benches at noon. Freshmen May Join Clubs. Advanced courses are avail- able for the first time during the freshman year. The courses count as academic credit toward graduation. Freshmen also have the opportunity to join clubs on campus. Charles Jennings Carroll Johnson Rhonda Johnson Tanya Johnson Michael Jones Randy Lavvhon James Lee Scott Lee Kim Leggitt George Marty Karen Maupin Tim Michael Kenneth Mosher Eddie Newton Dale Offield Debra Parham Angela Patton Lisa Pearson Kathy Phipps Dale Rinehart Musicians They’re Everywhere Almost anywhere one looked, a musician of some sort could easily be found. Several students spent much of their spare time rehearsing with a band. Even a teacher got into the act. All types of music were of interest, from Southern rock to bluegrass, with everyone practic- ing in hopes of someday becom- ing a really “big star.” RIGHT: US member Kenny Womack concentrates on playing the guitar as Kevin Massey drums. BELOW: Coach John Echols cut an album with Crossroads, a Southern rock band. Ninth ■■ John Roland Sandy Russell Jay Smith Skipper Smith Trevor Talley Marcella Warren Dawn Waters Michelle West 78 BELOW: Although not a performer in an organized band. Tracy Bull joined forces to play and sing in the FHA talent shew. BELOW: US turned professional by performing at dances in surrounding areas. Keith Tarvin was the rhythm and lead guitarist. BELOW: Everyone tried to get into the act, even Mark Campbell who portrayed Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys. Ricky Hoyt, Ken Craig, and Louis Hoover back him up in the FHA talent show. Becki Ault Randy Blackmon Derik Boyette Robert Brand Chris Branscum Tammy Byrd Teresa Camp Larry Cates Karen Cossey Karen Crawford Ricky Cummins Laura Daniels Suzie Davis Patrick Day Valerie Dias Eighth Doug Doughty Ocel Doughty Roy England Jenny Eubanks Sonny Everett Kim Everhart 79 Eighth Graders Take New Classes BELOW: Eighth graders elected Paul Gottsponer (front row) president, and Buffy Moore vice-president of their class. Jeanne Hawkins (back) was elected secretary, and Ricky Cum- mins. reporter. ---1 Eighth Donna Fenton Tonya Froggett Ricky Gaines Paul Gottsponer Kent Growns Jeanne Hawkins Tami Hester Randall Hightower Marsha Hilbum Tony Holland Ronnie Hubbard Regina Janowski Benny Jones Jenneal Jones Susan Jones Dawndra Kelley Artie Lankford Susan Lee Eighth graders this year took health and developmental lan- guage. These were two new classes added to the eighth grade curriculum. The new classes were offered since the school began its seven period day. BELOW: Scott Wright shows Derek BELOW: Jeanne Hawkins and Paul Boyette where he received his first kiss. Gottsponer were chosen as class favorites. Eighth---- Scott Long Roxianne McCabe Margo McConnell Kelly Massey Buffy Moore Keith Moore Stacy Phipps Danny Ray Sandy Roberts Mark Sibley Wayne Stone Cheri Towe Tammy Warren Art Williams Joetta Williams Derek Womack Scott Wright Tommy Young W LEFT: Trying to keep warm on a cold day were Nancy Brown. Becky Ault, and Wanda Cook. BELOW: Kevin Massey hoped he wouldn’t get hit by a snowball on his way to class. BELOW LEFT: Trov Glenn. Jeff Magie. Luke Camp, and Kenny Brixey enjoy one of the many snows of the winter of ’82. BELOW: Scott Tarvin wonders how many days of school will be missed because of snow. BELOW LEFT: Wishing they had brought their coats were Robin Stone. Kay Newton. Wanda Brasier, and Sheila Hester. 81 7th Graders Adjust Scared at first, but as the months passed the seventh graders gradually adjusted to high school life. A developmental language class was added to the seventh grade curriculum this year. RIGHT: Seventh grade class officers were Jennifer Magie. secretary; Scott Reeder president; David Bird, vice president: and Russell Humphrey, reporter. BELOW: Goldia Glover. Diane Braiser. and Jennifer Magie enjoy the sunshine. FAR RIGHT: Nancy Cripps and Jesse Rankin were chosen class favorites. RIGHT: Chance Grace has a chat with Nancy Cripps. Diane Brasier Jamie Brooks Greg Butler Michelle Cannon Richie Caudell Linda Cloninger Shannon Almond Christine Anderson Billy Barton David Bird Tammy Boughton Aubrey Boyette Seventh Kevin Cockman Michael Crain Amanda Crawford Nancy Cripps Holly Daniels Jimmy Daniels LEFT: Goldia Glover's cat population keeps on growing. FAR LEFT: Paula DeWeese enjoys playing with her pet goat. Seventh LEFT: Heidi Brown's bull won top honors at the State Livestock Show. BELOW: Jimmy Daniels enters his favorite bluetick hound in competition. Harold Davis Donna Dehart Brad Drye Patty Eagans Kim Edwards Darrell Egger Jimmy Everhart Ronnie Finkbeiner Carol Foster Jamie Fuller Goldia Glover Phyllis Grable Chance Grace John Hackett Alan Hageman Sharon Lucas Mark McNeal Jennifer Magie Roger Moore Sandy Moore Wayne Hill Bobby Holbrook Dale Hudspeth Russell Humphrey Jennifer Hurst Melissa Janowski Diana Johnson Billy Iones Michael Lankford Terrell Lankford ABOVE: Kenneth Craig and Steve Haw- popcorn and a prize. TOP RIGHT: Coach kins show off the prizes they won at the Rick Hampton accompanies Susan Boyette county fair. ABOVE: Jenny Eubanks on her first ferris wheel ride, makes her way down the midway carrying Phillip Lawhon Shawn Lawrence Christy Lee Keith Lee Linda Lucas :Seventh — Wanda Morris Timmy Netherton Terry Newton Leslie Pearson Larry Perkins Sonya Phillips )esse Rankin Bobby Reeder Scott Reeder Taunya Reeder t. Seventh Fair Day The sun shone brightly as the kids descended from the buses at the county fairgrounds. The carnival operators looked on with greedy anticipation. Where else can you pay $50 for a $25 teddy bear? Or pay 75c for a 90-second ride of pure hysteria? But the fair added special flavor with chances to dunk your favorite, or least favorite, teacher at the dunking booth. The day soon ended as tired, dirty, and poorer kids entered the buses to end another fair day. ABOVE: Mr. Charles Smith is drenched as he braces himself for another dunking at the dunking booth. LEFT: Diane Brasier, jamie Brooks, and Christi Lee scramble their brains on the scrambler. Darrin Roland Sharon Rotruck Clinton Rush Roxy Scott Timmy Stone Jamie Tackett Kurt Thompson Damon Townley Rhonda Warren Ava Williams Susan Windle Steve Woods Sixth Terry Jo Crain Monty Crawford Jimmy Cummings Jeanette Daniel Charina Davis Dawn Davis Theresa Dorsey Jimmy Eaton Tammy Eaton Rhonda Edwards James England Shawn Finkbeiner Melvin Ceddes Honey Hackett Clay Hawkins Michelle Higgins Susie Hightower Deidra Hill Tracy Hill Shellie Howell Tessie Howell Lynn Humphrey Jared Hunt Theresa Ives Alice Jennings Brad Jones Randy Jones Tim Jones Jeff Kindrick Shane Lamb Kelly Lane Stacy Lane Anthony Lankford Danny Lawson April Long Donna Maxwell Toni McCabe Charlotte McCormack Allen McNeal Mike McQueary Pam Moore Susan Moore Tony Moore Kristi Rankin Donna Riepe Patricia Rinehart Joanna Robnett Darren Rose Lori Scott Mark Scott Denise Spears Glen Smith Suzanne Smith Mark Smithpeters Bred Tubbs Jennifer Uaaery Mark Vaught B. A. Wallace Daniel Warren Jane Warren Russell Weiss Mary Jane West Mark Williamson Ricky Young Sandra Anderson Toena Ault Vanessa Barnes James Bird Moilie Blair Scott Blair Lester Bryant Brad Bull Brian Cannon Peter Carpenter Gary Caudell Cheryl Clark Robbie Corder Mari Coasey TOP LEFT: Witches, ghosts, goblins and other strange creaturs appear at the elementary school on Halloween. Paula Eckard, dressed as an angel, laughs with Danny Moore, who appears to be an old woman. TOP CENTER: Tracy Stone and April Paul paticipate with painted smiles during the Halloween festivities. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Brenda Tiner and Jennifer Kendrick share a few moments of Halloween spirit before class. BOTTOM CENTER: Droopy clothes and painted face disguise Kristi Rankin as a clown. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dressed as a pumpkin. Dottie Moore takes in the sights while Becky Harmon admires the unique costume. Fifth james Ault Kris Barney Shelley Barton Becky Bench |ohn Bird Amy Boshears Shawn Byrd Beth Branscum Gary Bryant Stephanie Bull Donald Camp Shelly Carter Teresa Cook Melissa Corder Mark Cossey Ashlie Crain Bobby Crain Richard Crain Tena Crain leannie Crolley johnny Davis Randall Deweese Cheii Doyle Paula Eckard Jennie Fenton Sheila French Jamie Garrett Velma Ceddes Cally Got hard Emory Cothard Kenny Harvey Shane Hayes 87 Fifth Lor Vance Kevin We t Melanie West Michael West Chris Williams Mike Williams |ohn Wilson Veronica Williamson Rebecca Henson Shannon Hester Delana Hightower Melissa Hill Kristi Hillis Deborah Hotchkiss Michael Howell Steven Hoyt Chris Hudspeth Jennifer Humphries Steven Janowski Billy Jones Christi Jones Julie Jones Steven Jones Tammy Johnson Van Asa Judy Dewayne Kelly Melissa Kirtley Mark Knight Crystal La Cook Shannon Lawrence Tarty Leggitt Larry Mainord Shawna Maxwell Tim McDaniel Keith McNeal Brent Mitchell Danny Moore Stephanie Morgan Bonnie Phariss Tracy Phillips Connie Reeder Tricia Reeder Tim Scott Brandi Sexton Terry Soller Jason Spickes Amy Stone Will Stuart Lynn Syler John Teel Fourth Nathan Almond Lynette Barney Jeremy Barton Matthew Becher lames Balk Stacy Bennett Angie Bingham Shane Boshears Bobby Boughton Sherrie Breashears Angela Bridges Chad Butler Lisa Camp Kevin Campbell Nicky Cannon Nicole Chitwood Fourth Tara Darter Douglas Davis Ashli Delk Marcus Devine Shane Etzberger Michael Everhart Cary Famam Paula Fleenor Carroll Flynn |ohn Cragg Karla Crowns Heather Hackett Mike Hannon Rhonda Henson Brandon Hightower Sheryl Humphreys Crisay Janowski Kay Jones Miasy Jones Brandi Jordan Gloria Kelley Dale Lankford Jananne Lankford Theresa Lankford Todd Lankford Scott Lawrence Laura Lively Christina Mainord Raudy Maxwell Darda McDaniel Marion McCabe Deborah Moore Michelle Moore Tricia Moore Linda Offield Tricia Paul Todd Renfroe Chris Rogers Steve Scott Cliff Smith Tracy1 Spires Suzy Standridge Eric Stone Kristi Stone Aaron Tackett Jodie Towe Larry Vance Theresa Woods Shelly Wyatt Third Christi Almond Henry Anderson Jason Belk Kathy Bird Christopher Boozer Ronds Boyette Susan Boyette Steve Bradford David Bull Brandon Cook Vicki Crain Rusty Doughty Robin Edwards Third Ray England Scott Erwin Nicky Etzberger Michelle Ezell ]aaon Hunt Patricia Hale Terry Higgina Kayla Hill Loretta Holbrook Debora Humphrey Timothy Ivea Cliff I on ess Janie Jones Naoman Judy Jason Kendrick Chandra La Rue Daniel Lively Russell Lawrence Elizabeth Lawrence Joshua Maxwell Rhonda Maxwell Travis McElroy Sean McQueary John Mercer Rodney Mimms Pat Mitchell Jennifer Morgan Gordon Parham Vem Rotruck Mark Smith Stacy Tucker John Uaaery Johnny Warren Bryan Weaver Kristie Weiss Matt Williams Cassis Williamson Brad Windle Melissa Wofford Mark Woods Sandra Worm Buddy Wyatt Second Jennifer Adams Nathan Adams Donald Anderson Michael Babcock Brandi Bames Jamie Belk Clint Blair Susan Bradford Mary Browne Jennifer Bull Tim Camp Brandy Campbell Jason Campbell Lee Ann Cleghom Cory Cox Karla Darter Bryan Davis Cindy Davis Krista Davis Kristie Davis Jonathan Eddings Buddy Etzberger Jennifer Fildes Eddie Flinn Susan Foster Heath Griffith Richard Hayes Ricky Higgins Dewayine Hightower Jimmy Hightower Brook Holloway Kathy Hotchkiss Mary Humphreys Kevin Johnson Brooke Jordan Tommy Kelley Johnny Lane Roy La Rue James Lauderdale Robert Laach Rosa Ann Lae Jeff Lively Thomas Maupin Anne McConnell Kris McGhee Christie McLemore Lori Meyers Brad Montgomery Greg Moore Michael Moore April Paul Katherine Pharias Cody Rankin Jason Rankin Billy Reeder Shelly Reeder Tonia Samuels Debra Sibley Venus Seigrest Jimmy Sloss Kim Soller Regennia Smith Mike Standridge Brian Stone Chuck Stover Trade Stone Olivia Stone John Stuart Darrin Tillery James Tindall Janie Towe Gary Tucker Greg Underwood Sharon Verbeck Kevin Walker Dawn Weaver Billy West Mica Wilhite Rhonda Windle Cathy Young Ronnie Youngblood Second First BELOW: Phillip Boughton seems to have better things on his mind than a nap. RIGHT: Tony Ezell works busily at his daily lessons. FAR RIGHT: Jared Hunt gives a surprised smile while looking for a book. Reagan Belk Chris Black Lock Blaylock Abra Breashears Stacy Byrd Christy Bull Rachael Bush Maggie Collins Mark Crain Wesley Crain Deana Crawford Vicki Crolley Gail Davis Jeremy Deaver Stacy Delk April Doughty Page EchoU Kelly Everhart Tony Ezell Leslie Fitzwater Cindy Fleenor Melissa Gragg Kristi Guenther Angela Hale Randall Henson David Hill Michael Hixon Suzie Holcomb Kirk Hudspeth Shawn Kelley Jennifer Kendrick Angela Kirtley Eric LaCook Johnny Lee Katina Lee Amy Newland Amanda Peebles Chastity Perkins Anna Prince John Rankin Don Robinson 92 First Teesha Robinson Heather Rose Chris Rowe Becky Scott Tina Scott |acob Tlndell Mike Tubbs Andi Tucker Renee Tucker Phillipe Waller Donnie Weiss Pam Wlndle Danielle Wofford Sarah Wofford Christine Young Denise Youngblood Kindergarten David Adams )ason Almond Tracy Anderson Tracy Blair Laura Boozer Phillip Boughton Chris Brown Starly Bull Robbie Cannon )amie Chitwood Richard Cleaver Chad Crain Lori Crain Nora Davis Davy Guenther Becky Harmon Sherrie Hepp Brian Holloway David Holt Sam Humphreys Tommy Johnson Brent Jones Paula LaRue Billy Lawrence Michael Martin Chad Maxwell Dottie Moore Jeremiah Moore Thomas Parham Donna Perkins Timmy Samuels Sherrill Rae Santos Shannon Standridge Becky Stein Chuckle Stuart Josh Taylor Robert Thacker Nicole Tubbs Stevie Tubbs Erica Tucker Greg Verbeck Jenni Weddle Gretchen Weiss Jeannie Weiss Chris Wilson Kiven Wood Michael Worm Jimmy Wyatt Brian Young Faculty and Curriculum FAR LEFT: Kim Cleaver pours Mr. Raymond Massey his drink when he joins the family living class for a meal. LEFT: Mrs. Becky McElhaney helps students with their reading lesson. Reading was a new class offered to seventh and eighth graders. BELOW: Mrs. Eloise Wallace, counselor, works busily on students’ class schedules. 95 I Vo-Tech Students Attend Classes In Conway Learning to build a house, repair an automobile, or weld metal are some of the skills approximately 20 juniors and seniors from PHS known as the “Vo-tech people” do every day. They ride a bus to the Conway Area Careers Center at Conway High School where they stay for two hours. While there, they are taught a trade which could possibly help prepare them for a future career. The classes offered to the PHS students are auto mechanics, building trades, electronics, ma- chine shop, refrigeration-air con- ditioning heating, and welding. Students who attend the center get to know students from other schools. Students from Greenbrier, Mayflower, St. Jo- seph, Conway, and Vilonia also attend the center. RIGHT: Gary Jones plays close attention as he forms a screw out of a piece of metal. ABOVE: Ronnie Runnels and Todd Singleton take lumber measurements at vo-tech. ABOVE: Jeff Moore practices elec- trical wiring, part of his class at vo-tech. BELOW: Kenny Hudspeth tests electrical circuitry. LEFT: Making sure everything is just, right. Delta Bird works carefully in machine shop. ABOVE: Paying close attention to the instructor. Michael Robinson and Gene Moore learn auto mechanics. TOP RIGHT: Keith Lovell works on the computer keyboard. 97 BELOW: Wanda Brasier tries to dis- cover if she is looking at an amoeba or her notebook. BELOW: Biology student Scott Tarvin wonders if he should open his book for biology class. ABOVE: Future frog doctor Brandon Jones dissects his specimen. RIGHT: Trevor Talley identifies a rock collection in earth science. 98 LEFT: Earth science student Tina Spires makes a homemade thermometer. BELOW: Biology student Kim Moore takes notes on the common earthworm. ABOVE: Seventh grade science students take a spring field trip. Jesse Rankin explores a stream. Science 6 Science Classes Available Students with an interest in science have a selection of six science classes to choose from — life science, physical science, earth science, biology, physiology, and chemistry. Although four units of science are required, most students elect to take additional science classes. 99 RIGHT: Kenny Howard keeps his eyes on the copy as he types. BELOW: Machelle Janowski hopes she can transcribe her shorthand symbols after taking dictation at 100 words a minute. Business: Preparing for The Real World PHS offers many different business courses to prepare students for a job in the business world or just to learn how to develop typing or shorthand skills. The courses are typing I and II, shorthand, and accounting. Business courses are available to students in grades 10-12. All business classes are taught by Mrs. Athalene Jones. ABOVE: “Oops,” says Vicki Hawkins as she checks her typing for mistakes. RIGHT: Kim Jackson wonders why the machine makes so many errors in so few words. 100 ABOVE: Scott Tarvin smiles at the thought of his debits equaling his credits. ABOVE: Joe Riepe attentively checks his accounting figures. ABOVE Tina Spires gets help with her accounting figures from Mrs. Athalene Jones. LEFT: Typing hurriedly before the bell rings are Julie Minton and Jan Weaver. Improvement Water Fountain, Sidewalk, and Lights Added During the 1980-81 school year a needs assessment survey was taken by parents, faculty, students, and interested citizens to find out the most important needs of the Perryville School District. Work on the physical needs was started as improvements around the high school began during the summer and continued through the year. The front sidewalk was raised to prevent flooding, all of the restrooms were remodeled, two new water fountains were installed, a salad line was added in the cafeteria and new fluorescent lights were put in every classroom. A seven mill tax increase to construct a new library, gymnasium, two class- rooms, and a new locker area was approved by voters in March. RIGHT: Tammy Netherton chooses to try out the salad line which was added in the cafeteria. ABOVE: Arkansas National Guard Adju- reassure school officials that they could tant General Harold Gwatney arrived on continue to use the Guard’s armory- the school grounds in his helicopter to gymnasium after rumors to the contrary. 102 LEFT: Terry Moore gets a drink from one of the new water fountains. BELOW: John Hyatt uses the front sidewalk which was raised to prevent flooding. BELOW: Bobby Joe Hibbard, superinten- dent; Raymond Massey, high school principal; Homer Chitwood, elementary principal; Glen Watts, federal programs coordinator. ABOVE: Wondering whether all her and Martha Caldwell try to find a place books will fit in her small locker is to store books in the overcrowded library- Kathy Johnson. RIGHT: Mrs. Stanton 103 Carol Adams - elem. librarian. English, journalism. Melinda Adams - art. develop- mental language. Noel Adams - science, physiology. Dora Lee Ashcraft - elem. library aide. Mona Bishop - first grade. Melvin Blaylock - resource. Evalyn Bogan - English. Karen Boyette - high school secretary. Andrea Bradford - elem. math. Billie ]o Branscum - nurse. Stella Bunyard - English, civics. Don Butler - biology', girls’ basketball coach. Ann Carter - kindergarten. Virginia Chitwood - elem. math. Judy Clay - elem. speech. Kay Cleghorn - elem. language. Kate Cole - math. Hope Crowder - first grade. Barbara Delk - first grade. John Echols - health, civics, boys’ basketball coach. Lori Fallen - kindergarten. Lynn Ford - elem. remedial reading. Rick Hampton - physical education, football coach. Evelyn Harless - elem. reading. Vivian Hoyt - second grade. Alpha Humphrey - elem. remedial math. Ath- alene Jones - business. Jan Jordan - resource. Pat Larsen - second grade. Floy Jean Little third grade. Tommie George - elementary secretary. Bob McCallister - driver’s education, social studies. 104 Becky McElhaney - remedial reading. Francis Magie - Title I clerk. Bennie Massey - elem. social studies. Earl Melton chemistry, math. Meb Moore - bookkeeper. Debbie Moreland - science. Gordon Morgan - industrial arts, mechanical drawing. Eddie Morris - elem. resource. Patrick O’Kelley - elem. reading. Raylene Pearson - elem. science. Todd Rasmussen - math, English. Brenda Reeder - third grade. Charles Smith - history, psychology. Patsy Smith - home economics. Zula Stanton - librarian. Mimi Tarvin - kindergarten. Opal Tarvin - elem. social studies. Karen Taylor - elem. language. Brenda Tiner - elem. music. Eloise Wallace - counselor. John Wilhite - English, speech. Paula Wilhite - math. Dewayne Williams - elem. special education. Larry Wilson - social studies, track coach. Vicki Wroten - second grade. ABOVE FAR LEFT: High school cus- todians Phillip Quinn. Dorothy Cranford, Joyce Moore, Delores Long. FAR LEFT: Grade school custodians Iona Blair. Naomi Maxwell, Nell Meredith. LEFT: High school cooks Lovie Freeman. Jean Moore, Reba Parish. Artie Mae Clay. ABOVE: Grade school cooks Lillie Lawhon. Erma Dean Magie. Amma Jo Sloss, Rose Lankford. 105 RIGHT: Homecoming maid Jeannie Haw- kins proudly wears her corsage from the Perry County Florist as she and Paul Gottsponer watch the game. ABOVE: Cindy Lamb and Susan Lamb have fun spending the afternoon selling ads for the yearbook. RIGHT: Mrs. Karen Boyette used many office supplies from Poindexter’s. 106 Advertisers EXTREME LEFT: Joi Ussery enjoys an ice cream cone from Beaver's Drive In. LEFT: Michael Robinson and other football players kept doctors busy with their injuries. BELOW: Office supply compan- ies were kept busy keeping elementary students supplied with chalk. 107 3JoIin nttlcj) Acciiirnt Consultant Bouts 2, Box 122 JOErrgliillr. Arkansas 72126 (501)-333-2480 Vicki Hawkins Kenneth Craig Renee Hawkins Christine Wright COUNTY AND CIRCUIT CLERK PERRY COUNTY Perryville. Arkansas 72126 Congratulations and Good Luck to Best Wishes Class of ’82 The Jim Newton Family Jim, Sharon, Kay, Eddie, Terry 108 First Baptist Church of Perryville Sunday Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Christian Training 6:00 p.m. Worship Service 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 p.m. Best wishes Seniors of 1982 Sharon’s Hair Fashions Highway 60 Perryville -2432 Tim Smithpeters staff... ai?d stuff, me. KesrauRapT, eatteRy, « - tfr shop 889 5H-S9 peuRymLLe Congratulations And Best Wishes! Crompton Company Morrilton Plant 109 VeofileA. PHARMACY Ola, Arkansas Phone 489-581 4 3 BROADMOOR BEAUTY SALON 3016 SOUTH UNIVERSITY BROADMOOR CENTER Little Rock, Ark. PHONE 565-7251 Mildred Lasiter - Owner Cleata N. Smith - Mng. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1982 and Good Luck in the Future from Beth Gladden Coulson, Attorney-at-Law Perryville, Ark. 889-2382 Drilling Wholesale, Inc. Ellis Son Foods, Inc. Institutional Supplies 5303 West 33rd Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72204 Phone 562-4646 701 Tenn. Ave. - P. O. Box 319 Fruits and Vegetables. Frozen Foods, Groceries Morrilton, Arkansas 72110 Night Phones: 354-2177 354-4202 Phones: 354-4691 354-4692 no Roger Johnson Congratulation's 1982 Seniors From W. R. Elizabeth Johnson CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE PERRY COUNTY BANK IRA Account Direct Deposits Christmas Club Loans Travelers Checks Escrow Night Deposit 889-2318 Perryville Certificates Certificates of Deposit Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Safety Deposit Boxes NOW Account Money Market Certificates 60 Club Drive-In Window lit Each Depositor Insured To $100,000,000 By FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Harris Funeral Home Compliments of Coca-Cola Bottling Co. P.O. Box 260 Morrilton, Ark. 72110 mg u. s fat on Pruitt Motor Co. Morrilton, AR 72110 Buick-Oldsmobile-Pontiac-GMC Trucks M The Truck C3 People from General Motors Cherokee Trail Exxon 140 HWY 9 Morrilton Member By Invitation 354-4575 National Selected Morticians Morrilton Taco Villa The finest in Mexican Food Hwy. 9 Ph. 354-1818 11AM-9PM Mon.-Thurs. 11AM-10PM Fri.-Sat. closed Sun LIFE ■ AUTO - FIRE - LIABILITY - BLUE CROSS—BLUE SHIELD 354-1265 Owner - David Shoemaker Byron W. Munn Agency Manager Office: 889-5121 Home: 889-2070 ■Arkansas Farm Bureau Perry County Office Box 588. Perryville 72126 112 ttae DRUGGIST David W. Smith, P.D. NO. 2 MEDICAL LANE CONWAY, ARKANSAS 72032 FIRST ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORPORATION P.O. Box 98 Perryville PHONE 327-6664 AGRI CO-OP SUPPLY HWY. 9 10 SOUTH PERRYVILLE, ARK. 72125 PHONE 889-5114 601 CHURCH STREET MORRILTON. ARK. 72110 PHONE 354-5516 Jeff Magie Jason Eubanks Susan Lamb Cross Auto Supply 121 West Railroad Ave. Morrilton, AR PLAINVIEW BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc. Let us help you with your building needs. We carry a complete line of building Supplies. Plainview, Arkansas 272-4311 Compliment’s of Damon Martin, M.D. Ola, AR 354-3571 113 THERMOGAS COMPANY of Perryville C. A. “Junior” Ezell Manager “Good Luck Seniors” A DIVISION OF MAPCO P.O. Box 417 Perryville, Arkansas 72126 Highway 9 10 Telephone (501) 889-5144 RIVERLAND SHOPPING CENTER Magic Mart Northwestern Sporting Goods Lynn’s of Morrilton Zellner’s T.V. and Appliance Otasco Cradle Corner Save Mart Fabulous Things BRITT’S and Upstairs Britt’s 107 E. Broadway Morrilton, Ark. 354-5751 Matties Kurl up Dye Beauty Salon 889-2288 Congratulation's Seniors of 82 Friendly Food Market Owners Mr. Mrs. Wilkins 889-2261 Best Wishes Senior’s ELECTRIC COWBOY 354-8527 Come see us and have a good time. 115 VAN'S BODY SHOP P. O. Box 11 — Phone 889-5324 PERRYVILLE, ARKANSAS 72126 24-hour Wrecker Service PERRY COUNTY FLORIST for complete flower service Perryville, AR 889-2004 THE BARE THREAD Suttenlietd PHONF 354-4567 MORRII TON ARK Free Delivery Material Patterns Owner Billie Jean Cal well Pine St. Perryville 889-5338 Ann Mike’s Bridal Shop one stop wedding photography shop Russellville, AR 968-5535 i 116 PERRY COUNTY BUILDERS SUPPLY Builders Hardware Electrical Supplies Roofing Sheet Rock Siding - Windows Doors Door Units Weiser Locks Plywood Insulation Hwy. 60 Perryville 889-5161 Free Deliver Free Estimates Mon-Fri 7:30-5:00 Sat till Noon FREIGHT SALES CO, INC. Arkansas Largest Furniture Liquidator Salutes The 1982 Senior Class Keith Tarvin Angela Barnes Furniture Show Rooms Located In: Little Rock, Russellville, Hot Springs, Springdale, Fort Smith 118 PRICE CHEVROLET, Inc. Hwy. 64 E. P. O. Box 500 MORRILTON, ARK. 72110 Nub’s One Stop Highway 10 Gas Groceries Bait Copiers Typewriters Calculators Cash Registers Office Furniture 608 W Broadway Morrilton, AR owner Bob Taylor 868-9373 354-1574 owners Johnny V. Garrett Larry G. Adams CHEVROLET QUALITYBUILDING MATERIALS, INC. Save our Soil SOIL CONSERVATION Keeps Food on the Table Compliments of Beavers Drive Inn Morrilton 354-4253 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES PLUMBING LUMBER owners Bill Sweeden Burman Beavers Phone 354-3501 1004 West Broadway MORRILTON. AR Perry County Conservation District 119 Borden Inc. First State Bank Plainview for all your banking needs Full Service Banking 120 POINDEXTER'S PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES, INC. MORRILTON, ARKANSAS 72110 DEPEND ON US FOR PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES TELEPHONE 354-2603 118 N. DIVISION Angela Barnes Paula DeWeese Alicia Parish 121 Sherry Wallace 354-0306 Compliment’s of Cheek Wholesale MAUS IMPLEMENT COMPANY Atkins, AR 641-2351 PaES POST ( ) —r in 1120 West Broadway Morrilton, Arkansas 72110 Phone (501) 345-3527 Postmaster: Kenneth Brandon John Deere Sales Service Compliment’s of Crain’s Country Store and Gift Shop Hollis, AR 440-2296 MORRILTON DEMOCRAT Serving Conway and Perry Co. 106 E. Railroad Avenue Morrilton, Arkansas 72110 354-1561 122 Congratulations Seniors!! Thomas H. Hickey, M.D., P.A. P.O. Box 230 Morrilton Cherokee Shady Slope Farm Red Poll Cattle Robert Reva Parish 6fi2-4220 Adona Alicia Parish Pexxij dountij J £.ntal dtinia Melissa Gottsponer cH- (0. H EatfiExLy, Qx., t Y N As P.O. BOX lO PERRVVILH. AR 72126 8S9-B1S1 Compliments of Talley’s Country Store and Dairy Bar Fishing Supplies - Gas Congratulations Seniors of 82 Sam-Ann’s Restaurant and Gift Shop Hollis, Ark. 440-2214 123 ALLISON FORD COMPANY. INC. Roland Drug YOUR FORD AND MERCURY DEALER POST OFFICE BOX 587 MORRILTON. ARKANSAS 72110 TELEPHONES: 3544541 354-4542 HERE TOMORROW TO SERVICE WHAT WE SELL TODAY” Hwy. 60 Perryville 889-5111 Best Wishes Class of '82 Blue Ribbon SHOE STORE WEISS Lumber and Building Supply 889-2695 7:30-5 Monday-Friday, Saturday till noon Perryville. AR Building materials for new construction • Repairs and maintenance • Plumbing Supplies • Hardware • Electrical supplies • Tools • Paints • Stains • Paneling • Insulation • Doors Windows • Roofing material • Cement • Wood heaters • “Make your home an energy-miser Come by for free tips for saving energy dollars 124 Compliment’s Herby Branscum, Jr. Attorney At Law Perryville Abstract and Perryville Realty Company 889-5101 ® Wanda Rankin, Broker phone office, 889-5284 f home, 889-2790 VM P.O. Box 587 JfLS' [|l Perry ville. Ark V) Perryville, Ark. Community Health Clinic Salutes the 1982 graduates Jamie Hillis John Hyatt Cindy Lamb 125 Rivergreen Grass Farm Larry, Mimi, Keith, and Scott Tarvin Zoysia, Tifgreen and Tifway Burmudas Shannon Womack, Keith Tarvin, Kenny Womack. John Hyatt, Mark Campbell. Jeff Magie. Perco Telephone Company P.O. Box 7 Perryville 889-2323 Dimple Tindle Michael Robinson VALLEY FOOD SUPERMARKET Allan Love Body Repair Morrilton Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m. - Midnight Sun. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Double Stamps Wed. First Federal Savings and Loan Association 309 East Broadway P.O. Box 69 Morrilton, Arkansas 72110 BENNY'S Northside Exxon lE PNl lubrication tune-ups batteries 354-0776 accessories tires 1106 N. St. Joseph Morrilton S01 354-4S3S 127 Bryant Derrick SHEET METAL AND ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Heating and Air Conditioning Contractors 404 East Railroad — Phone 354-5420 Morrilton, Arkansas Cecil, Rebecca, and Becky Lee Bryant 128 Boosters Davis Shoes and Repair Shop McGee Monument Co., Inc. Our heartiest congratulations, T. C. Vaughan, D.D.S. Krebs Bros. Supply Co. Fantasia, Conway Morrilton Drug Store Inc. Glenn Oil Company O’Donnell’s Pharmacy Dr. Jim Bryan Larry Adams, O.D. Dr. Pennington, Ola Otasco, Ola Shockley Jewelry, Morrilton Congratulations Robin, Kim Hawks Congratulations Sherry, Kim Hawks “TAKE OFF” Drs. Lipsmeyer Bishop congratulate Angela, Paula, and Alicia Keep smiling, you’ll be out soon. A.P. Have you hugged your teacher today? A.B. US — the band of the future. Compliments of Morrilton Auto Supply Harrison Super Food, Ola I love Alan Zahn! A.B. Dr. James G. Bryan, Jr., Morrilton Gordon Gordon, P.A., Morrilton Congratulations seniors, John Eddy CPA Johnny’s Barber Shop, Morrilton Burger Barn Family Restaurant, Morrilton Special Day Bridal Bouquet Shoppe Western Auto, Conway Congratulatons Angela, Paula, Alicia Jo’s Discount Shoes, 213 N. Moose, Morrilton Morrilton Equipment Rentals Good luck Seniors Hiway 10 One Stop Congratulations Seniors, Shannon Congratulations Glenna, Kim Hawks Dorothy’s Hair Fashions, Adona Thanks teachers, Renee Hawkins 129 = Index A Abston. Connie 26. 42. 75 Abston. James 26. 59. 70 Adams. Carol 68. 104. 114 Adams. David 93 Adams. Jennifer 90 Adams. Melinda 13. 30. 69. 104 Adams. Nathan 90 Adams. Noel 104 Agri Coop Supply 113 Aguilar. Remo 47 Allan Love Body Repair 127 Allen. Candy 58. 70 Allison Ford Co. Inc. 124 Almond. Christi 89 Almond. |ason 93 Almond. Nathan 88 Almond. Shannon 37. 82 Anderson. Christine 4. 82 Anderson. Donald 90 Anderson. Henry 89 Anderson. Sandra 86 Anderson. Tracy 93 Ann Mike's Bridal Shop 116 Ashcraft. Dora Lee 104 Ault. Becky 4. 77. 81 Ault. James 87 Ault Scarla 51. 75. 77 Ault. Teena 86 Autry. Terry 70 B Babcock. Michael 90 Ball. John 56. 59. 60. 65 Bankster. Brenda 65 Bare Thread 116 Barnes. Angela 11. 26. 28. 48. 49. 54. 55. 65. 118. 134 Barnes. Brandi 90 Barnes, Vanessa 86 Barney, Kris 87 Barney. Lynette 88 Barton. Billy 82 Barton. Howard 72. 76 Barton. Jeremy 88 Barton. Shelly 87 Baseball 44-45 Basketball 38-43 Beaver's Drive Inn 119 Becher. Matt 88 Belk. James 88 Belk. Jamie 90 Belk. Jason 89 Belk. Missy 72 Belk. Reagan 92 Bench. Becky 87 Bennett. Stacy 88 Benny's Northside Exxon 127 Bentley. John 108 Biggs. Dawn 25. 42. 76 Biggs. Kenny 28. 34. 46. 58. 65. 66. 74 Bingham. Angie 88 Bird. David 37. 62. 82 Bird. Delta 26. 28. 59. 65. 97 Bird. Ginger 3. 42. 47. 48. 55. 57. 76. 77. 95 Bird. James 86 Bird. John 87 Bird. Kathy 89 Bishop. Ramona 104 Black. Chris 92 Blackmon. Larry 75. 77 Blackmon. Randy Blair. Clint 90 Blair. Iona 105 Blair. Mollie 86 Blair. Scott 86 Blair. Tracy 93 Blaylock. Lock 92 Blaylock. Melvin 104 Blue Ribbon 124 Bogan. Evalvn 53. 104 Bogan. Tim 34. 42. 73 Boosters 129 Boozer. Chris 89 Boozer. Laura 93 Borden Inc. 120 Bosh ears. Amy 87 Bosh ears. Shane 88 Boughton. Phillip 93 Boughton. Tammy 82 Bowdle. Jeff 28. 65 Boyette. Aubrey 53. 82 Boyette. Derik 7. 16. 37. 57. 77. 80 Boyette. Karen 61. 104. 106 Boyette. Ronda 89 Boyette. Susan 84. 89 Bradford. Andrea 104 Bradford. Steven 89 Bradford. Susan 90 Brand. John 56. 65 Brand. Pam 5. 53. 72. 75. 76 Brand. Robert 77 Brandon. Kenny 37. 42 Branscum. Beth 87 Branscum. Billy |o 104 Branscum. Chris 37. 53. 77 Branscum. Herby Jr. 125 Branscum. James 31. 59. 72 Brasier. Diane 12. 42. 47. 54. 82. 85 Brasier. Wanda 24. 25. 31. 39. 46. 72. 81. 98 Breashears. Abra 92 Breshears, Sherri 88 Bridges. Angela 88 Britts 115 Brixey. Kenny 5. 59. 60. 65. 66. 81 Broadmoor Beauty Salon 110 Brooks. Jamie 51. 82. 85 Brown. Chris 93 Brown. David 47. 75 Brown. Heidi 47. 51. 72. 75. 76. 83 Brown. Nancy 75. 77. 81 Browne. Mary 90 Brunson. Victor 65. 66. 134 Bryant A Derrick 128 Bryant. Gary 87 Bryant. Lester 86 Bryant. Sonya 72 Bull. Brad 86 Bull. Christy 92 Bull. Cindy 48. 52. 53. 61. 72 Bull. Dana 3. 20. 65 Bull. David 89 Bull. Jennifer 90 Bull. Robert 38. 55. 59. 88 Bull. Starly 93 Bull. Stephanie 87 Bull. Tracy 6. 10. 11. 14. 20. 21. 29. 34. 41. 53. 55. 65. 66. 79. 134 Bunyard. Stella 104 Burke. Shirley 55. 72 Bush. Rachael 92 Butler. Chad 88 Butler. Don 23. 34. 37. 38. 39. 42. 46. 104 Butler. Donna 2, 3. 20. 52. 53. 58. 61 Butler. Gayla 5. 18. 42. 47. 53. 55. 75. 76 Butler. Greg 82 Butler. Jay 59. 72 Butler. Randy 75 Byrd. Sharon 87 Byrd. Stacey 92 Byrd. Tammy 51. 77 C Caldwell. Martha 54. 55. 56. 58. 60. 66. 103 Camp. Donald 87 Camp. Lisa 88 Camp. Luke 10. 29. 30. 66. 69. 81 Camp. Teresa 42. 77 Camp. Tim 90 Campbell. Brandy 90 Campbell. Jason 90 Campbell. Kevin 88 Campbell. Mark 2. 3. 6. 17. 20. 21. 34. 35. 41. 44. 45. 46. 58. 66. 79. 126 Campbell. Mike 44. 72 Cannon. Brian 86 Cannon. Lisa 42. 75 Cannon. Michelle 51. 82 Cannon. Nicky 88 Cannon. Robbie 93 Carpenter. Mark 70 Carpenter. Peter 86 Carter. Lou Ann 104 Carter. Shelly 87 Cates. Larry 77 Cates. Tim 58. 59. 70 Caudell. Gary 86 Caudoll. Richie 82 Caudell. Teresa 51. 60. 72 Chambliss. Jumio 34. 41. 45. 72 Cheek Wholesale 122 Cheerleaders 52-53 Cherokee Shady Slope Farm 123 Cherokee Trail Exxon 112 Chitwood. Homer 103 Chitwood. Jamie 93 Chitwood. Nicole 88 Chitwood. Virginia 104 Clark. Cheryl 86 Clark. Jack 65 Class Tournaments 22-23 Clay, Artie Mae 105 Clay. Judy 104 Clay. Ronnie 3. 20. 21. 28. 27. 41. 45. 58. 59. 61. 70 Cleaver. Beverly 11. 12. 26. 28. 39. 49. 56. 57. 58. 65. 66. 69 Cleaver. Dale 75 Cleaver. Kimberly 10. 23. 28. 58. 61. 66. 69. 95 Cleaver. Liesa 42. 56. 57. 75. 76 Cleaver. Richard 93 Cleghom. Kay 104 Cleghom. Lee Ann 90 Cloninger. Linda 82 Coca-Cola 112 Cockman. Kevin 82 Cody. Becky 3. 5. 20. 21. 23. 39. 58. 66 Cole. Kate 13. 25. 104 Collins. Maggie 92 Community Health Clinic 125 Cook. Brandon 89 Cook. Theresa 87 Cook. Wanda 75. 77. 81 Corder. Melissa 87 Corder. Neil 44. 46. 47. 75 Corder. Robbie 86 Cossey. Elaine 55. 60. 70 Cossey. Karen 50. 51. 77 Cossey. Mari 86 Coulson. Beth Gladden 110 Cox. Cory 90 Cradle Comer 115 Craig. Kenneth 2. 3. 58. 66. 79. 84 Crain, Ashlie 87 Crain. Bobby 87 Crain. Chad 93 Crain's County Store A Gift Shop 122 Crain. Lori 93 Crain. Mark 92 Crain. Mike 82 Crain. Richard 87 Crain. Terri Jo 86 Crain. Vicki 89 Crain. Wesley 92 Cranford. Dorothy 105 Crawford. Amanda 82 Crawford. Deana 92 Crawford. Greg 63. 75 Crawford. Karen 77 Crawford. Lancy 46. 72 Crawford. Monty 86 Crawford. Tammy 72 Cripps. Cathy 42. 75. 76 Cripps. Nancy 15. 60. 82 Crolley. Jeannie 87 Crolley. Vicki 63. 92 Crompton Company 109 Cross Auto Supply 113 Crowder. Hope 104 Cummins. Jimmy 86 Cummins. Ricky 37. 77. 80 D Daniel. Holly 82. 94 Daniel. James 82 Daniel. Jeanette 86 Daniels. Jimmy 37. 83 Daniels. Laura 77 Darter. Korla 90 Darter. Tara 89 Davis. Bryan 90 Davis. Charina 86 Davis. Cindy 90 Davis. Dawn 86 Davis. Denise 2. 26. 39. 42. 58. 60. 61. 70 Davis. Douglas 89 Davis. Gail 92 Davis. Harold 83 Davis. Johnny 87 Davis. Krista 90 Davis. Kristie 90 Davis Nora 93 Davis. Suzie 47. 77 Day. Patrick 77 Dean. Robert 75 Deaver. Jeremy 92 Deavers. Mark 42. 75 Dehart. Anita 72 Dehart. Donna 83 Delk. Ashli 89 Delk. Barbara 104 Delk. Stacy 92 Devine. Marcus 89 Devine. Sondra 3. 42. 47. 75 DeWeese. Paula 5. 11. 48. 53. 55. 65. 86. 83 DeWeese. Randall 87 Dias. Randall 59. 72 Dias. Valerie 77 D.K.'s 115 130 Dorsey. Theresa 86 Doughty. Ailton 5. 58. 59. 70 Doughty. April 92 Doughty. Doug 77 Doughty. Ocel 77 Doughty. Rusty 89 Doyle. Cheli 87 Drilling Wholesale. Inc. 110 Drill Team 50-51 Druggist 113 Drye. Brad 83 E Eagans. Patti 83 Eaton. Chris 14. 15. 72 Echols. John 22. 34. 37. 40. 41. 42. 45. 78. 104 Echols. Page 92 Eckard. Paula 87 Eddings. Jonathon 90 Edwards. Kim 83 Edwards. Rhonda 86 Edwards. Robin 89 Egger. Darrel 37. 82. 87 Electric Cowboy 115 Ellis Sons Foods. Inc. 110 England. James 86 England. Ray 90 England. Roy 77 Erwin. Scott 90 Etzberger, Buddy 91 Etzberger. Nicki 90 Etzberger. Shane 89 Eubanks. Jason 34. 59. 66 Eubanks. Jenny 47. 77. 84 Eubanks. Margaret 2. 17. 26. 39. 55. 58. 61. 69. 70 Everett. Sonny 42. 77 Everhart. Jimmy 37. 83 Everhart. Kelly 92 Everhart. Kim 77 Everhart, Michael 89 Ezell. Michelle 90 Ezell. Tony 92 F Fabulous Things 115 Fallen. Barbara 12. 58 Fallen. Lori 104 Farm Bureau 112 Farnam. Gary 89 Fenton. Donna 80 Fenton. Jennie 87 Field Day 24-25 Fildes. Jenifer 91 Finkbeiner. Ronnie 37. 83 Finkbeiner. Shawn 86 Fire Marshalls 60 First Baptist Church 109 First Electric Coop 113 First Federal Savings Loan 127 First State Bank. Plainview 120 Fitzwater. Leslie 92 Floonor. Cindy 92 Flenor. Paula 89 Flewollen. Aaron 55. 70 Flinn. Eddie 91 Flynn. Carroll 89 Football 34-37 Ford, Lynn 104 Foster. Carol 83 Foster. Susan 91 Freeman. Lovie 105 Index Freight Sales Co. Inc. 118 French. Lisa 51. 60. 75 French. Sheila 87 Friendly Food Market 115 Froggett. Tonya 51. 80 Fuller. Allan 14. 34. 49. 54. 57. 59. 66 Fuller. Jamie 25. 37. 62. 83 Fuller. Jennifer 76 Future Teachers of Amorica 59 G Gaines. Ricky 42. 47. 80 Garcia. Michael 37. 47. 81 Garrett. Jamie 87 Garrett. Michelle 76 Geddes. Kwana 31. 55. 72 Geddes. Melvin 86 Geddes. Velma 87 George. Tommy 104 Glenn. Troy 66. 81 Glover. Goldia 57. 82. 83 Glover. Joe 12. 37. 76 Gothard. Calley 87 Cothard. Emory 87 Gottsponer. Melissa 5. 39. 55. 56. 57. 58. 61. 66. 69. 134 Gottsponer. Paul 25. 37. 42. 53. 57. 80. 106 Gottsponer. Tommy 34. 40. 41. 44. 45. 72 Crable. Louella 16. 50. 51. 72 Grable. Phyllis 82. 83 Grable, Ronnie 81 Grace. Chance 12. 57. 82. 83 Graduation 28-29 Gragg. John 89 Gragg. Melissa 92 Greenwood. Chip 7. 11. 16. 17. 20. 27. 34. 46. 58. 70. 71 Greer. David 62. 66 Grendell. Lisa 2. 15. 18. 38. 39. 55. 58. 70 Griffith. Heath 91 Growns. Karla 89 Crowns. Kent 80 Growns. Richard 60. 70 Growns. Sherry 70 Cuenther. Davy 93 Guenther. Kristi 92 Gulledge. Sharon 81 Gwatney. Harold 102 H Hackett. Heather 89 Hackett. Honey 86 Hackett. John 25. 83 Hadidon. Keith 76 Hageman. Alan 37. 83 Hale. Angela 92 Hale. Donna 26. 48. 76 Hale. Patricia 90 Hampton. Rick 2. 33. 34. 37. 47. 84. 104 Hardin. Tony 76 Harless. Evelyn 104 Harmon. Becky 87. 93 Harmon. Chris 72 Harmon. Mike 89 Harris. Danny 76 Harris Funeral Home 112 Harvey. Karen 76 Harvey. Kenny 87 Harvey. Kevin 70 Hawkins. Clay 86 Hawkins. Deanna 26. 72. 73 Hawkins. Jeannie 15. 47. 80. 106 Hawkins. Renee 11. 13. 29. 46. 55. 56.57. 58. 61. 66 Hawkins. Steve 2. 37. 42. 43. 47. 76. 84 Hawkins. Vicki 5. 12. 58. 60. 66. 100 Hawks. Kim 10. 55. 70 Hayes. Richard 91 Hayes. Shane 87 Henson. Randall 92 Henson. Rebecca 88 Henson. Rhonda 89 Hepp, Sherrie 93 Herring. Charles 37 Hester. Shannon 88 Hester. Sheila 25. 31. 46. 53. 73. 81 Hester. Tami 39. 53. 60. 80 Hibbard. Bobby Joe 103 Hickey. Thomas H.. M.D. 123 Higgins. Michelle 86 Higgins. Ricky 91 Higgins. Terry 90 Hightower. Brandon 89 Hightower. Delana 88 Hightower. Dewayne 91 Hightower. Jimmy 91 Hightower. Randall 37. 80 Hightower. Susie 86 Hilbum. Marsha 53. 80 Hill. David 92 Hill. Diedra 86 Hill. Donna 51. 60. 73 Hill. Kayla 90 Hill, Melissa 88 Hill. Tracy 86 Hill. Wayne 37. 84 Hillis. Jamie 9. 22. 58. 61. 125 Hillis. Kristy 88 Hillis. Tim 3. 41. 57. 73 Holbrook. Bobby 84 Holbrook. Loretta 90 Holland. Tony 80 Holloway. Brian 93 Holloway. Brook 91 Holt. David 93 Homecoming 14-15 Hoover. Louis 2. 37. 42. 47. 76. 79 Hotchkiss. Deborah 88 Hotchkiss. Kathy 91 Howard. Kenny 45. 59. 73. 100 Howard. Sally 55. 56. 57. 70. 134 Howell. Mike 68 Howell. Shell! 86 Howell. Teresa 76 Howell. Tessie 86 Hoyt. Ricky 37. 45. 47. 61. 76. 79 Hoyt. Steven 88 Hoyt. Vivian 104 Hubbard. Ronnie 80 Hudspeth. Chris 88 Hudspeth. Dale 84 Hudspeth. Kenny 41. 71. 96 Hudspeth. Kim 3. 42. 43. 60. 76 Hudspeth. Kirk 92 Hughes. Sherri 55. 58 Humphrey. Alpha 104 Humphrey. Debora 90 Humphrey. Jennifer 88 Humphrey. Lynn 86 Humphrey. Mary Ann 91 Humphrey. Russell 37. 82. 84 Humphreys. Sam 93 Humphreys. Sheryl 89 Humphreys. Trade 76 Hunt. Jared 86 Hunt. Jason 90 Hurst. Andrea 4. 31. 39. 73 Hurst. Jennifer 84 Hurst. Preston 37. 47. 76 Hyatt. John 3. 9. 10. 20. 23. 34. 45. 56. 58. 103. 125. 126 I Ives. Theresa 86 Ives. Timothy 90 J Jackson. Kim 42. 47. 76 Janowski. Crissy 89 Janowski. Joe 73 Janowski. Karen 60. 63. 76 Janowski. Machelle 58. 61. 67. 100 Janowski. Melissa 84 Janowski. Regina 80 Janowski. Steven 88 Jennings. Alice 86 Jennings. Charles 37. 47. 77 Jennings. Jon 73. 92 Johnson. Carroll 47. 77 Johnson. Diana 84 Johnson. Jerry 73 Johnson. Jimmy 59. 71 Johnson. Kathy 6. 15. 54. 55. 58. 67. 103 Johnson. Kenny 22. 34. 35. 40. 41. 46. 67 Johnson. Kevin 91 Johnson. Rhonda 77 Johnson. Roger 66. 67 Johnson. Tammy 88 Johnson. Tanya 77 Johnson. Tommy 93 Johnson. W.R. Elizabeth 111 Jones. Athalene 27. 101. 104 Jones. Benette 37. 45. 46. 47. 80 Jones. Billy 88 Jones. Billy 37. 84 Jones. Brad 86 Jones. Brandon 27. 34. 72. 73. 98 Jones. Brent 93 Jones. Christi 88 Jones. Cliff 90 Jones. Gary 29. 58. 59. 67. 96 Jones. Janie 90 Jones. Jenneal 25. 42. 51. 80 Jones. Julie 88 Jones. Kay 89 Jones. Melissa 89 Jones. Michael 57. 47. 78. 77 Jones. Randy 86 Jones. Steven 88 Jones. Susan 51. 80 Jones. Tim 86 Jordan. Brandi 89 Jordan. Brooke 91 Jordan. Jan 13. 63. 104 Josten's 108 Journalism 55 Judy’s Hair Haven 122 Judy. Naaman 90 Judy. Van Asa 88 K Kelley. Dewayne 88 Kelley. Gloria 89 Kelley. Shawn 92 Kelley, Tommy 91 Kelley. Dawndra 80 Kelly. Lisa 73 131 Index Kendrick. |ason 90 Kendrick. Jeffery 86 Kendrick. Jennifer 87. 92 Kirtley. Angela 92 Kirlley. Melissa 88 Knight. Joyce 101 Knight. Lee 33. 34. 46. 73 Knight. Mark 88 L LaCook. Crystal 88 LaCook. Eric 92 Lamb. Cindy 3. 5. 9. 11. 15. 17. 20. 21. 29. 46. 48. 52. 53. 55. 56. 58. 67. 106. 125. 134 Lamb. Shane 34. 86 Lamb. Susan 29. 55. 56. 67. 106. 134 Lane. |ohnny 91 Lane. Kelly 86 Lane. Stacy 86 Lankford. Anthony 86 Lankford. Artie 80 Lankford. Carolyn 71 Lankford. Dale 89 Lankford. Jananne 89 Lankford. Keith 60. 73 Lankford. Lorraine 67 Lankford. Michael 84 Lankford. Rose 105 Lankford. Terry 84 Lankford. Theresa 89 Lankford. Todd 89 Larsen. Patricia 104 LaRue. Chandra 90 LaRue. Paula 93 LaRue. Roy 91 Lauderdale. James 91 Lawhon. Mike 64 Lawhon. Lillie 105 Lawhon. Phillip 5. 84 Lawhon. Randy 77 Lawrence. Billy 93 Lawrence. Elizabeth 90 Lawrence. Russell 90 Lawrence. Scotty 89 Lawrence. Shannon 37. 88 Lawrence. Shawn 84 Lawson. Danny 86 Leach. Robert 91 Lee. Cindy 9. 27. 28. 67. 94 Lee. Christi 84. 85 Lee. Greg 73 Lee. James 37. 42. 47. 77 Lee. Johnny 92 Lee. Katina 92 Lee. Keith 84 Lee. Rose 91 Lee. Scott 77 Lee. Susan 80 Lee. Wesley 3. 8. 9. 20. 21. 58. 59. 67 Leggitt. Kim 77 Leggitt. Terry 88 Lester. Bobby 59. 71 Little. Floy Jean 104 Lively. Daniel 90 Lively. Jeff 91 Lively. Laura 89 Long. April 86 Long. Dolores 105 Long. Scott 42. 81 Lovell. Keith 45. 59. 71. 97 Lucas. Linda 84 Lucas. Sharon 84 Lucas. Toby 87 Lynn's 115 M McCabe. Marion 89 McCabe. Roxianne 81 McCabe. Toni 86 McCallister. Bob 104 McConnell. Ann 91 McConnell. Margo 51. 81 McCormack. Charlotte 86 McCormack. Ricky 73 McCormack. Shawna 6. 20. 55. 66. 67 McDaniel Darda 89 McDaniel. Ricky 73 McDaniel. Tim 88 McElhaney. Becky 95. 105 McElroy. Travis 90 McFerran. Patti 51. 60. 73 McGhee. David 73 McGhee. Kris 91 McLemore. Christie 91 McNeal, Allen 86 McNeal. Keith 88 McNeal Mark 37. 84 McNeal. Mary 55. 56. 58. 71 McNeal. Terri 55. 71 McQueary. Mike 86 McQueary. Sean 90 Magic Mart 115 Magie. Erma Dean 105 Magie. Francis 105 Magie. Jeff 3. 7. 11. 16. 20. 21. 33. 34. 35. 41. 44. 45. 58. 59. 67. 81. 126 Magie. Jennifer 47. 54. 82. 84 Mainord. Christain 89 Mainord. Larry 88 Martin. Damon. M.D. 113 Martin. Michael 93 Marty. George 77 Marty. Kimberly 20. 54. 55. 61. 68 Massey. Bennie Sue 105 Massey. Kelly 81 Massey. Kevin 31. 61. 73. 78. 81 Massey. Raymond 30. 45. 95. 103 Matties 115 Maupin. Karen 53. 77 Maupin. Thomas 91 Maus Implement 122 Maxwell. Chad 93 Maxwell. Donna 86 Maxwell. Joe 29. 68 Maxwell. Joshua 90 Maxwell. Naomi 105 Maxwell. Raudy 89 Maxwell. Rhonda 90 Maxwell. Shawna 88 Mayes. Elizabeth 55. 71 Melton. Earl 105 Mercer. John 90 Meredith. Nell 105 Michael. Tim 42. 77 Mimms. Rodney 90 Minton. Julie 55. 60. 71. 101 Miss PHS 10 Mitchell. Brent 88 Mitchell. Darrin 59. 65. 69 Mitchell. Pat 90 Montgomery. Brad 91 Moore. Buffy 25. 42. 53. 80. 81 Moore. Danny 87. 88 Moore. Deborah 89 Moore. Dottie 87. 93 Moore. Gene 97 Moore. Greg 91 Moore. |ean 105 Moore. Jeff 3. 26. 41. 59. 71. 96 Moore. Jeremiah 93 Moore. Joyce 105 Moore. Julie 73 Moore. Keith 47. 81 Moore. Kim 31. 55. 73. 99 Moore. Meb 105 Moore. Michael 91 Moore. Michello 89 Moore. Pam 86 Moore. Paul 74 Moore. Roger 84 Moore. Sandy 84 Moore. Susan 86 Moore, Terry 59. 74. 103 Moore. Tony 86 Moore. Tricia 89 Moreland. Debbie 13. 23. 25. 30. 105 Morgan. Gordan 105 Morgan. Jennifer 90 Morgan. Stephanie 88 Morrilton Democrat 122 Morrilton Office Machines 119 Morrilton Security Bank 124 Morris. Eddie 105 Morris. Wanda 85 Mosher. Kenneth 77 Mr. PHS 10 Mustang King 8 9 Mustang Queen 8 9 Myers. Lori 91 N National Honor Society 56 Netherton. Tammy 55. 67. 68. 85. 102 Newell. Glenn 71 Newland. Amy 92 Newton. Eddie 7. 16. 33. 37. 42. 60. 77 Newton Family 108 Newton. Kay 25. 31. 51. 60. 74. 81 Newton. Terry 85 Northwestern Sporting Goods 115 Nub's One Stop 119 O Office Staff 61 Officld. Dale 42. 77 Offield. Linda 89 O'Kelley. Pat 105 Orr. Kelli 68 Otasco 115 P Parham. Debra 42. 47. 77 Parham. Gordon 90 Parham. Randy 15. 34. 41. 46. 68 Parham. Thomas 93 Parish. Alicia 3. 4. 10. 11. 14. 15. 20. 21. 26. 46. 49. 55. 57. 58. 81. 65. 68. 108 Parish. Reba 105 Parsons. Suzanne 92 Patton. Angela 63. 77 Paul's Market 108 Paul. April 87. 91 Paul. Tricia 89 Pearson. Leslie 51. 47. 85 Pearson. Lisa 15. 51. 47. 72. 76. 77 Pearson. Raylene 105 Peebles. Amanda 92 Peoples Pharmacy 110 Perkins. Billy 34. 46. 74 Perkins. Chastity 92 Perkins. Donna 93 Perkins. Larry 37. 85 Perco Telephone Co. 127 Perry County Bank 111 Perry County Builders Supply 117 Perry County Dental Clinic 123 Perry County Florist 116 Penyville Abstract Perryville Realty 125 Perryville Post Office 122 Phariss. Bonnie 88 Phariss. Katherine 91 Phillips. Sonya 12. 85 Phillips. Tracy 88 Phipps. Kathy 77 Phipps. Robyn 71 Phipps. Stacy 81 Plainview Building Supply 113 Play 20. 21 Poindexter's 121 Powderpuff 16-17 Price Chevrolet. Inc.119 Price. Kim 7. 53. 73. 74 Prince. Anna 92 Prom 26-27 Pruitt Motor Co. 112 Q Quality Building Materials. Inc. 119 Quinn. Phillip 105 R Rankin. Cody 91 Rankin. Jason 91 Rankin. Jay 59. 71 Rankin. Jeff 34. 45. 46. 74. 99 Rankin. Jesse 7. 16. 37. 82. 85 Rankin. John 92 Rankin. Kristi 86. 87 Rasmussen. Todd 58. 105 Ray. Danny 81 Reed. Tim 34. 71 Reeder. Billy 91 Reeder. Bobby 85 Reeder. Brenda 105 Reeder. Connie 88 Reeder. Scott 37. 82. 85 Reeder. Shelly 91 Reeder. Tawnya 85 Reeder. Tricia 88 Ren froe. Todd 89 Riepe. Donna 86 Rlepe. Joe 74. 101 Rinehart. Dale 77 Rinehart. Patricia 86 Rivergreen Grass Farm 126 Roberson Tire Service 121 Roberts. Sandy 53. 81 Robinson. Don 92 Robinson. Michael 7. 11. 16. 17. 26. 34. 48. 52. 58. 68. 75. 97. 107. 127 Robinson. Michelle 51. 74 Robinson. Teesha 93 Robnett. Joanna 88 Rogers. Chris 89 Roland. Darrin 85 Roland. John 82. 37. 60. 78 Roland's Drag 124 Rose. Darren 86 Rose. Heather 93 Rotrack. Sharon 85 Rotrack. Vern 90 132 Index Rowe. Chria 93 Runnels. Ronnie 17. 34. 59. 68. 96 Rush. Clint 85 Russell. Angela 107 Russell. Sandy 13. 78 S Sam-Ann's Restaurant A Gift Shop 123 Samuels. Timmy 93 Samuels. Tonia 91 Santos. Sherrill Rae 93 Save Mart 115 Scott. Becky 93 Scott. Kenny 74 Scott. Lori 86 Scott. Mark 86 Scott. Robbin 60. 74 Scott. Roxy 85 Scott. Steven 89 Scott. Tim 88 Scott. Tina 93 Seigrest. Venus 91 Sexton. Brandi 88 Sharon’s Hair Fashions 109 Shelton. Kim 71 Sibley. Debra 91 Sibley. Mark 37. 60. 81 Singleton. Holly 47 Singleton. Todd 29. 32. 41. 44. 45. 96 Sirmons, Renee 55. 58. 70. 71 Sloss. Amma |o 105 Sloss. Jimmy 91 Smith. Charles 48. 56. 59. 85. 105 Smith. Cliff 89 Smith. David 68. 69 Smith. Glen 86 Smith. Jay 78 Smith. Mark 90 Smith. Patsy 23. 55. 69. 105 Smith. Regennia 91 Smith. Richard 52. 53. 74 Smith. Skipper 78 Smith. Suzanne 86 Smithpeters. Mark 86 Smithpeters, Matt 59. 68 Smithpeters. Tim 59. 68 Soil Conservation District 119 Soller. Kim 91 Soller. Terry 88 Spears. Denise 86 Spickes. Jason 88 Spires. Tina 60. 74. 99. 101 Spires. Tracy 89 Sports 32-47 Stacy. Darlene 74 Staff and Stuff 109 Standridge. Mike 91 Standridge, Shannon 93 Standridge. Suzy 89 Stanton. Zula 60. 66. 103. 105 Staub. Robin 7. 55. 68 Stein. Becky’ 93 Stone. Amy 88 Stone. Brian 91 Stone. Eric 89 Stone. Glenna 68 Stone. Kristy 89 Stone. Olivia 91 Stone. Robin 4. 25. 31. 39. 51. 74. 81. 134 Stone, Tim 85 Stono. Tracy 87. 91 Stone. Vicki 50. 51. 68 Stone, Wayne 42. 81 Stover. Chuck. 91 Stuart. Chuckle 93 Stuart. John 91 Stuart. Will 88 Student Council 56-57 Student Life 6-31 Sutterfield Pharmacy 118 Syler. Lynn 88 T Tackett. Aaron 89 Tackett. Jamie 85 Taco Villa 112 Talley’s Country Store A Dairy Bar 123 Talley. Trevor 37. 47. 78. 98 Tarvin. Keith 2. 3. 11. 17. 20. 21. 23. 28. 34. 58. 68. 74. 79. 118. 127 Tarvin. Opal 105 Tarvin. Scott 2. 7. 16. 31. 34, 57. 74. 81. 98. 101 Taylor. Josh 93 Taylor. Karen 105 Taylor. Tom 80. 74 Teel. John 88 Thacker. Robert 93 Thermogas Company 114 Thompson. Kurt 85 Tiller. David 68. 134 Tillery. Darrin 91 Tindell. Dimple 3. 20. 68. 127 Tindell. Jacob 93 Tindell. James 91 Tindell. Sheila 74 Tiner. Brenda 87. 105 Toal. Terri 31. 74 Towe. Cheri 81 Towe. Janie 91 Towe. Jode 89 Townley. Damon 85 Track 46-47 Trotter. Toni 51. 60. 74 Tubbs. Brad 86 Tubbs. Mikey 93 Tubbs. Nicole 93 Tubbs. Stevie 93 Tucker. Andrea 93 Tucker. Erica 93 Tucker. Gary 91 Tucker. Renee 93 Tucker. Stacy 90 U Underwood. Grog 91 Underwood. Ron 71 Ussery. Jennifer 88 Ussery. John 90 Ussery. Jol 71. 107 V Valley Food Super Market 127 Van’s Body Shop 116 Vance. Larry 89 Vance. Lora 88 Vandivere. Mary Kay 1. 15. 18. 20. 21. 39. 52. 53. 57. 58. 70. 71 Vaught. Mark 86 Verbeck. Greg 93 Verbeck. Sharon 91. 108 Williams Art 25. 81 Williams. Ava 4. 50. 57. 85 Williams. Chris 88 Williams. Dewayne 105 Williams. Jerry 17. 31. 34. 74 Williams. Joetta 50. 51. 81 Williams. Matt 90 Williams. Michael 88 Williams. Steve 74 Williamson. Cassie 90 Williamson. Mark 86 Williamson. Veronica 88 Wilson. Chris 93 Wilson. John 88 Wilson. Larry 22. 34. 37. 46. 47. 105 Windle. Bradley 90 Windle. Pam 93 Windle. Rhonda 91 Windle. Rusty 59. 74 Windle. Susan 85 Windle. Timothy 78 Wise. Michael 74 Woffard. Danielle 93 Woffard. John 17. 34. 68 Woffard. Melissa 90 Woffard. Sarah 93 Womack. Derek 37. 42. 47. 81 Womack. Kenny 9. 11. 14. 17. 34. 35. 68. 78. 127 Womack. Shannon 34. 59. 68. 127 Womack's Frame Shop 117 Wood. Kevin 93 Woods. Mark 90 Woods. Steven 37. 85 Woods. Theresa 89 Worm. Michael 93 Worm. Sandra 90 Wright. Christine 108 Wright. Scott 34. 37. 80. 81 Wright. Sheila Doughty 55. 56. 58 Wroten. Vicki 105 Wyatt. Buddy 90 Wyatt. Jimmy 93 Wyatt. Shelly 89 Y Vines. Dawn 31. 55. 71. 90 W Walker. Kevin 91 Wallace. B.A. 86 Wallace. Eloise 95. 105 Wallace. Sherry 31. 68 Waller. Phillipe 93 Warren, Daniel 86 Warren. Jane 86 W'arren. Johnny 90 Warren. Marcella 51. 78 W'arren. Rhonda 85 Warren. Tammy 81 Warren. Tammy 10. 13. 16. 17. 39. 42. 52. 53. 56. 58. 68. 69 Waters. Dawn 78 Waters. Kelly 46. 74 Watts. Glen 103 Weaver. Bryan 90 W'eaver. Dawn 91 Weaver. Devonda 39. 46. 71 Weaver. Jan 55. 58. 70. 71. 101 Weddle. Jenni 93 Weiss. Donnie 93 Weiss. Gretchen 93 Weiss. |eannie 93 Weiss. Kristi 90 Weiss Lumber A Building Supply 124 Weiss. Russell 86 West. Billy 91 West. Kevin 88 West. Mary Jane 86 West. Melanie 88 West. Michael 88 West. Michelle 78 West. Tammy 46. 78 Wheeler. Rita 68 Wildlife Club 58-59 Wilhite. John 105. 118 Wilhite. Mica 91 Wilhite. Paula 105 Yearbook and Echo staff 54-55 Young. Brian 93 Young. Cathy 91 Young. Chris 93 Young. Ricky 86 Young. Tommy 81 Youngblood. Denise 93 Youngblood. Ronnie 91 Zellener’s TV A Appliance 115 133 134 ABOVE: The journalism II class. Tracy. Bull. Melissa Gottsponer. Susan Lamb. Cindy Lamb, and Angela Barnes act like executives by propping their feet up. The Best Of Times The best of times? Was it really? There were many times that made us often wonder. The five of us in journalism II had the constant problem of never having enough pictures of the right things at the right time. Having to learn how to draw layouts, write copy, crop pictures, and use a camera also made things go a little slow at first for both journalism classes. But helping and learning from each other as the year went by made things go much smoother and helped develop a special closeness between all of us that worked on the book. We all had a lot of fun together planning the book, experimenting with the camera, seeing the pictures that were to be used before anyone else did, and laughing at the ones that couldn’t be used. Yes, it really was the best of times. We have tried to capture these times in words and pictures so that you will always remember them. Susan Lamb Editor CENTER: David Tiller accepts his silk rose from Sally Howard as a remem- brance of PHS. LEFT: Susan Lamb carries home a folder of yearbook supplies. RIGHT: Victor Brunson and Robin Stone don their formal attire at the prom. mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCRMNK MIHNOl’RI I) 8 A t mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCELINE. MISSOURI. USA