Star City High School - Rocket Yearbook (Star City, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1981 volume:

V-J? oi Published by the Star City Rocket Staff Star City High School Star City. Arkansas 71667 Introduction .................................................I Enjoy Yourself Student Life .................................................5 Fame Honors ......................................................}| Come Together Clubs .......................................................39 Take a Little Rhythm Music Department ............................................55 Play the Game Sports ......................................................67 Let's Get Serious Faculty .....................................................95 Cornin’ Up Classes ....................................................113 Taking Care of Business Ads ....................................................... 177 What is a greatest hit? What makes a greatest hit? These are two important questions to think about. We feel that our 1981 Rocket is a greatest hit. Why? Because of the people in it. Ever since 1939. when Star City published it's first yearbook, the book has been improving. Our year- book is called the Rocket because it implies motion onward and upward. When the 1939 Rocket Staff published their book they said. We hope this first effort at a high school yearbook will serve as a springboard for bigger and better Rockets. It did then and it still does. A greatest hit depends on the people. A lot of work goes into the making of a greatest hit. We feel that we have worked hard and done a good job. Our theme this year is Bulldog's Greatest Hits.” We are the Bulldogs and this is all of our greatest hits from academics to athletics for the year 1980- SI. On the Road Again ... Traveling down 81 has been a favorite past-time of many students, and as gradu- ates of '81 they will soon be on the road again. The road of tomorrow, their future. ! ON THE ROAD AGAIN THIS ONE S Educators should be chosen not merely for their special qualifications, but more for their personality and their character, because we teach more by what we are than by what we teach. William James Durant 2 THIS ONE’S FOR YOU MRS. TERESA SCIFRES We, the 1980-81 Rocket Staff, would like to say, This One’s For You, Mrs. Scifres.” We appreciate the way you put yourself into your teaching and all the time and energy you put into making the school plays a success. We also appreciate the effort you put into making your speech class enjoyable. Mrs. Scifres has taught at Star City High School for three years. She teaches English and Speech. She is an Nth and 12th grade class sponsor, she directs all the school plays and is the Speech Club sponsor. She is married to Mr. Burl Scifres and they have one son, Wesley. FOR YOU’’ THIS ONE’S FOR YOU 3 9-1 4 This is a very special page in this yearbook. Each year the Rocket Staff dedicates this page in memory of very special people in our school and city who have passed away, but have made their marks and touched each of our hearts in their own special way. Fortunately, this year there have been no fatalities in our city, and the 1981 Rocket Staff is dedicating this page to our Greatest Hits. These are our Greatest Hits, as selected by the popular vote of the Senior Class of 1981. Greatest Song-Every Woman in the World Greatest TV Show-(tie) Vega$ and Sanford 8 Son Greatest Movie-Friday 13th Greatest Actress-Stephanie Powers Greatest Actor-Clint Eastwood Greatest Entertainer-Richard Pryor Greatest Rock Group-Styx Greatest Singer-Bob Seger Greatest Professional Athelete-Earl Cambell Greatest College Athelete-(tie) Scott Hastings and U. S. Reed Greatest Class-GCE Greatest Teacher-Mrs. Deborah Holderfield ch r D THIS IS IT This year's fair started off with many activities. Among these were the parade and the talent show. (Below) Danyelle Thompson shows her talent as she dances at the talent show. (Right) Gary Hoyt shows his pig while others look on. (Bottom Left) Norma Myrick and Falissa Carter seem to be Driving Their Life Away . (Lower Right) Greg and Glenn Haley ride in the Hog Mobile”. 6 ENJOY YOURSELF (Left) Chris Willis and Eric Conner show their pigs. (Middle) The cheerleaders say. A Star is Borne.” (Below) Where Are the Clowns?” asks Laura Matthews. (Bottom left) All our favorite cartoon characters came to visit Star City for our parade. (Bottom right) These Peanuts” are Star City’s GCE work- ers? ENJOY YOURSELF 7 (Above) Angela Shepherd is all smiles after she places 1st runner up in the Miss Lincoln County contest. (Right) Lisa Finley seemed to say. Let It Be Me , when she was chosen Miss Lin coin County. (Below) Cindy Windham is Working Day and Night”. (Above) John David Smith does not seem too excited about escorting the girls. (Center) It takes a lot to be Miss Lincoln County. (Below center) Tonya Jar- rell sings I Enjoy Being a Girl” for everyone at the beauty pageant. (Below) Anticipation”! 8 ENJOY YOURSELF (Above) 1st runner up for the Junior Miss pageant was Jo Lynne Frizzell. (Right) Laura Womack was chosen Junior Miss Lincoln County. (Below) Falissa Carter has Dance Fever” as she per- forms for the audience. (Above) Cindy Windham was chose� 2nd runner up in the Junior Miss pageant. (Below) Brandy Kerr 1st runner up and Brandy Moran 2nd runner up Future Miss. (Below) The winners: Fu- ture Miss. Stephanie Smithi Miss County Princess. Jana Crain-. Junior Miss. Laura Womacki and Miss Lincoln County. Lisa Finley. ENJOY YOURSELF 9 HOMECOMING Craig. Toby, and Doug think that Homecoming practice is nionot- Stephanie and Shelia are the emcees for the afternoon ceremonies, onous. Danyelle Thompson and Shannon Frizzell dance to The Stomp”. The Homecoming maids pass a final inspection. The flags added pizazz to the Homecoming festivities. 10 ENJOY YOURSELF Robin Trout dances to Hot Stuff . Jason thinks it's a snap but Deanda Lucy and Charlotte croon the Alma Mater while isn’t so sure. Karen and Sandy wonder about their musical train- ing. Don't we look dapper? Karen Linzy greets vistors and alumni. Amy and Kim welcome Mrs. Hopkins to a tea for the Homecoming court and their parents. Miss Moore and Cindy Windham take a break. Steve Chatham poses for the camera. An anxious crowd looks on as the Bulldogs romp the Billies. ENJOY YOURSELF II JR.-SR. PROM Bert Parks look out! Libby Smith in deep concentration. Last Train To London The mystery senior who sang in the bath- room. A lot of hard work was put into the SO Prom. Undercover Angel 12 ENJOY YOURSELF Robin Trout and Bucket (Kenny Brock- man) have a wonderful evening. Let Us Entertain You! Danny Watts and Connie Mayers look over the guest list. Sophomores get the dirty work. ENJOY YOURSELF 13 On March 13 6 14 the Junior Play presented The night of January 16”. The setting was an Arkansas court room and the plot was the trial of Karen Andre, who was accused of murdering Bjorn Faulkner, her boy- friend and employer. The cast of characters were: Ka- ren Andre - Angela Shepherd-, District Attorney Flint - Steve Morrison-, Defense Attorney Stevens - Karen Hop- kins; Judge Heath - Marty Ryall; John Graham Whitfield - Eric Conner-, Larry Regan - Doug Dodds; Sigurd Jung- quist - John Dreher; Homer Van Fleet - Cliff Blasen- game Prison Matron - Amy Grumbles-, Bailiff - Scott Roark� D.A.’s Secretary - Kim Curry-, Defense Attor- ney’s Secretary - Claudette Grider-, Clerk of the Court - Greg Cheshire-, Dr. Kirkland - Cindy Glover; Mrs. John Hutchins - Marsha Leach; Elmer Sweeney - Bob Francis-, Nancy Lee Faulkner - Janet Wooten-, Magda Svenson - Gail Nobles; Jane Chandler - Susie Powell-, Court atten- dant - Charlotte McBryde; Roberta Van Rensselaer - Patti Martin; Stenographer - Teresa Reed-, Policeman - Jimmy Dreher-, Policeman - Greg White-, Student Direc- tor - Lee Ann Steed-, Lighting - Tracy Cogbill-, Make-up - Dannette Johnson and Shelley Ratterree; Stage Man- ager - Jeff Holloway; Program Designers - Bentley Mat- thews and Russell Altom. i ■ i 14 ENJOY YOURSELF 16 ENJOY YOURSELF ENJOY YOURSELF 17 SENIOR PLAY Yeah, you got eyes! says Annie (Karen Hopkins) to Frank (Russell Altom). All eyes are on Anniel You ain't holdin' no shootin match on my lawn.” says Bent- ley Matthews. Little Jake (Kevin White), Minnie (Jana Crain), and Jessie (Shellev Raley). Introducing Frank Butlers' charming as- sistants Dolly (Gail Nobles) Winnie (Charlotte McBryde) Tate. 18 ENJOY YOURSELF Hi Hawata! The Senior play Annie Get Your Gun was presented to the stu- dents and the public on December 4.I9S0. The cast members were as follows: Frank Butler-Russell Altonv. Annie Oakley-Karen Hopkins; Buf- falo Bill-Doug Dodds: Charlie Davenport-Marty Ryall: Dolly Tate-Gail Nobles: Winnie Tate-Charlotte McBryde-. Tommy-Cliff Blasingame; Sitting Bull-Scott Roark: Pawnee Bill-Greg Cheshire: Jane-Kim Curry; Mary-Marsha Leaclv. Mac-Eric Conner; Foster Wilson-Bentley Mat- thews-. Mrs. Sylvia Porter-Claudette Grider: Mrs. Schuyler Adams- Susie Powell: Conductor-Steve Chatham: Mrs. Yellowfoot-Amy Grum- bles: Mrs. Littlehorse-Cindy Glover-. Extras-Cowboys. Indians. Etc.. Regina Bayird. Danny Watts. Toby Hill. Dannette Johnson. Nina Rainer. Greg White: Children-Minme-Jana Crain: Jessie-Shelly Raley-. Little Jake-Kevin White: Girl-Stephanie Rowe; Boy-Michael Wilker- son. The student director was Angela Shepherd, and the director was Mrs. Teresa Scifres. Hold on to your scalp Dolly (Gail Nobles) because Sitting Bull (Scoot Roark) is about to get it! And the curtain falls on the cast of 'SI for the last time ENJOY YOURSELF 19 This years recipient of the Outstanding Senior Award is Patti Martin. Patti is a well-rounded young lady and is active in many school organi- zations. These include Rocket Staff. Paper Staff. NHS. Speech Treasurer. FTA Treasurer and Sr. Science Reporter. Some honors she has received include district and state awards in 4-H. She was named to Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents. and has been offered an ACT Scholarship. Not only is Patti active with these organiza- tions. but she has maintained a 4.0 grade aver- age and is ranked 1 in her class along with two other students. Congratulations to a worthy and outstanding Senior. 22 FAME OUTSTANDING SENIOR CINDY GLOVER BALFOUR AWARD BALFOUR AMY GRUMBLES DANFORTH AWARD DANFORTH STEVE MORRISON DANFORTH AWARD FAME 23 AWARDS 24 FAME Agriculture DEPARTMENTAL Amy Grumbles rti Science Social Studies ;ec Holcomb Business Education Steve Morrison FAME 25 renda Johnson rench S P H Economics AWARDS BENTLEY MATTHEWS Bentley has been on the track team and par- ticipated in football all through school three years in junior high and three years in high school. During this time, he also received All- District Honors in Football. Congratulations Bentley, on this award. CLAUDETTE GRIDER Claudette has been on the girls basketball team for four years, and ran track one year. During her senior year she has used her ability on defense to the advantage of her team. She has been an asset to the team as well as a leader. Congratulations Claudette, on this award. ROCKET BEAUTY ANGELA SHEPHERD Angela Shepherd, the 1981 Rocket Beau- ty. is a 5’, brown haired, brown eyed young lady. She is 17 years old and has 2 brothers and 2 sisters. Her favorites in- clude spaghetti, the song Dreaming.” and the t.v. program Benson.” Her hob- bies are horseback riding, swimming, and softball. Her future plans are to attend college upon graduation. FINALIST SHEILA HILTON FINALIST TERESA REED Sheila Hilton is the 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hilton. She has black hair and brown eyes, and is 5’5” tall. Sheila’s favorites include pork chops, the color blue, The Jefferson’s” and White Shadow”. She plans to go to college to learn to work with the handicapped. Teresa Reed is an 18 year old 5'2” beauty finalist. She has brown hair and hazel eyes. Teresa has been active in choir, NHS, and FTA. Some of her favorite’s include shrimp, the t.v. program Dallas,” the song, Lady” and playing tennis. Her future plans are to attend UAM and major in secondary educa- tion and minor in music. FINALIST LEE ANN STEED Lee Ann Steed is the 18 year old daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald (Buddy) Steed. She has blonde hair and blue eyes, and is 5’4” tall. Her favorites include spaghetti, steak, the colors green and blue, and the t.v. program, Little House on the Prai- rie . Her hobbies are playing the piano and reading. Lee Ann plans to go to col- lege at UAM. Jamie Laurent is a 17 year old, 5’6” beauty finalist. She has brown hair and I green eyes and her favorite color is blue. Some of her other favorites are ‘ mexican food, the t.v. program, The Jefferson’s , swimming and the song, I Long Time . Jamie’s future plans are to attend Pines Vo-Tech. ROCKET BEAU SANDY BURNS Sandy Burns, the 1981 Rocket Beau, i; the son of Mr. and Mrs. Skipper Burns He has sandy hair, brown eyes, and is 6’3 tall. His favorite foods include shrimp, steak, hamburgers and pizzas Other favorites are the t.v. progran Dallas”, the song, Free Bird”, anc playing football. Some of his hobbies are hunting, fishing, and working or car motors. Sandy plans to be a drafts man or a carpenter. FINALIST DANNY CHAMBLISS Danny Chambliss is the 17 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Chambliss Jr. He has brown hair and blue-green eyes, and is 5’9” tall. Danny’s favorites include the color blue, the t.v. program, ”Mash”, and the song, Turn the Page”. His hobbies are wood carving and wood works. His future plans are to go to vo-tech or junior college. Danny Watts it the 17 year old son of Mrs. Margaret Tucker. He has dark brown hair and blue eyes, and is 5’9” tall. His favorites include tacos, pizza, the colors blue and red, and the t.v. program. Sanford and Son”. His hob- bies include hunting, fishing, football, and baseball. His future plans are to attend college. FINALIST DANNY WATTS FINALIST MARTY RYALL Marty Ryall is the 17 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Neb Ryall Jr. He has brown hair and hazel eyes, and is 6’ tall. His favorites include Soap”, Monday Night Football”, pizza, and steak. His hobbies are football, baseball and water skiing. He has been active in the Jr. and Sr. class play, and attended Boy's State. His future plans are to attend college. Greg White is the 17 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny White. He is 5’I0” tall and has brown hair and brown eyes. Greg’s favorites include hamburgers, pizza, Monday Night Football”, and the song, He's So Shy . His hobbies include football, wood work, hunting and fishing. His future plans are to attend UAM and major in Math and Physical Educa- tion. FINALIST GREG WHITE Officers: Cindy Glover, pres.i Amy Grumbles, sec-treas.� Steve Morrison, rep.i Teresa Reed, v-pres.: and Mrs. Nancy McGraw. sponsor. Excited new members light their torches. Boyl The Juniors really know how to pig outl NHS: (L to R) Amy Grumbles. Teresa Reed. Mrs. McGraw, Cindy Glover. Steve Morrison. Second row= Libby Smith. Cindy Huckaby, Marsha Leach. Claudette Grider. Susie Powell. Patti Martin. Lucy Ryall. Gail Chambliss. Connie Mayers. Third Row: Carla Hargis. Billie Parker. Rusty Smith. Gay Galhoun. Beth Beard, and Tammy Sullivan. FAME 33 BETH BEARD Drum Majorette, Sr. Science, Band, Student Council. Rocket Staff, FTA Reporter, Jr. Class President and NHS member. RUSTY BOARDMAN Class Favorite, Sopho- more Class President. FFA and Sr. Football. JYMME CARRINGTON Cheerleader and Sr. Choir Secretary. DONNA CHRISTOPHER Who’s Who Among America’s High School Students, and GCECA 34 FAME ROBIN FISH Student Council, FCA and Cheerleader. MARSHA LEACH GCECA Reporter. FBLA Re- porter, and NHS. CINDY GLOVER NFIS President, FTA Vice President, FFfA Reporter, Sr. Science President. Sr. Choir. Ensemble, Best Citi- zen. Rocket Staff. Bulldog Staff and Bas- ketball. USA GREEN Rocket Staff, Sr. Choir, Ensemble. FFfA, FBLA, 4-H Secretary. FAME 35 LIBBY SMITH FBLA. NHS. Sr. Choir Vice President, Sr. Band Vice President. Jr. Class Representa- tive. CITY AS w BENTLEY MATTHEWS Speech President, FFA, All- District Football, and Eagle Scout. CHARLOTTE MCBRYDE Flagline Captain, GCECA, FBLA Trea- surer. Band, Rocket Staff and Paper Staff. JANELLE SHEPHERD Ensemble and Cheer- leader. HALL OF FAME 36 FAME TAMMY SULLIVAN Rocket Staff. NHS, Student Council. Who's Who in Ameri- can Cheerleaders, FBLA, FTA. FHA, Senior Science, and Cheerleader. GREG WHITE Senior Science Secre- tary-Treasurer. Stu- dent Council Vice President, Best Citi- zen, Presidential elec- tion aide, Basketball Manager, and Foot- ball. CINDY WINDHAM Jr. Cheerleader, Jr. Choir and Ensemble, Student Council, and Who’s Who in Ameri- can Cheerleaders. LAURA WOMACK Jr. Cheerleader Captain, Jr. Girls Ensemble, Fresh- man Class President, and Jr. Girls Basketball. FAME 37 Toby Hill, Cliff Blasingame, Bent- ley Matthews, Scott Roard, Rus- sell Altom and Marty Ryall were delegates to the 1980 Boy's State. It was held at the University of Conway. Mr. D. F. Womack is the director of Arkansas’ Boy’s State. The 1980 delegates to Girl’s State were (left to right) Amy Grum- bles, Kim Curry, Charlotte McBryde. and Angela Shepherd. The honor of attending is given by the Arkansas American Le- gion Women’s Auxiliary Girl’s State is held in the summer at one of Arkansas’ colleges. Members of the 1981 Rocket Staff are: (front row) Gail Nobles. Beth Beard. Susie Powell. Tammy Sullivan. Gay Calhoun. Lisa Green, (back row) Steve Morrison. Amy Grumbles. Cindy Glover. Charlotte McBryde. Patti Martin. John Dreher. and Doug Dodds. 40 COME TOGETHER The members of the 1980-81 Bulldog Staff are (front row) Claudette Grider. Patti Martin. Charlotte MeBryde. Teresa Reed. Susie Powell, (back row) Greg White. Gail Nobles. Amy Gumbles. Cindy Glover, and Bentley Matthews. Not pictured are Steve Morrison and Jimmy Dreher. COME TOGETHER 41 The 1980-SI Student Council members are Rusty Smith. Beth Beard. (2nd row) Gail Nobles. Mrs. Rauls. Sponsor. Tammy Sullivan. Diane Hageman. Lisa Owen. Laura Womack. Kelly Goins. Debbie Linzy. Steve Morrison, (back row) Norma Myrick. Nina Rainer. Cindy Windham. Robin Fish. Claudette Grider, and Greg White. The officers are Steve Morrison. Pres.-. Nina Rainer. Sec.; and Greg White. V. Pres. Members of the Science Club are (front row) Patti Martin. Carla Hargis. Lisa Finley. Jo Mann. Tammy Sullivan. (2nd row) Kenny Brockman. Claudette Grider. Susie Powell. Teresa Reed. Gail Chambliss. Lucy Ryall. Beth Beard. Cindy Glover. Billie Parker. Dechard Brunson, (back row) Amy Grumbles. Greg White. Shelley Ratterree. Connie Mayers. Mrs. Hargis. Sponser: and Dwight Burr. Officers are Connie Mayers. Treas.-. Patti Martin. Rep.; Amy Grumbles. Sec.-. Carla Hargis. V. Pres.; Cindy Glover. Pres. COME TOGETHER 43 Back Row: Dwight Burr. Karen Linzy. Billie Parker. Kim Curry. Julie Camp. Nina Rainer. Melissa Mills Second Row: Kim Powell. Dreama Culliford. Libby Smith. Lisa Yarborough. Lisa Finley. Ann Harris. Lisa Green. Cindy Huckaby, Jo Mann Front Row: Gay Calhoun. Tracy Cogbill. Gail Chambliss. Sandy Socia. Shelly Weast. Rhonda Irons. Tammy Sullivan. Carla Hargis. Janet Wooten. Marsha Leach. Charlotte McBryde. Not pictured: Robin Trout. Lucy Ryall. 44 COME TOGETHER Officers: Pres.- Lee Ann Steed V. Pres.- Nina Rainer Sec.- Lawana Manning Treas.- Penny Jordan Rep.- Marsha Leach Donald McWhorter. Mike Ratterree. Danny Chambliss. John Pevey. Joe Gates. Doug Dodds. Ricky Parker. Bobby Woodard. Glenn Patrick. Greg Cheshire. Mike Emerson. Danny Watts. Jeff Holloway. Tracy Cogbill. Lee Ann Steed. Charlotte McBryde. Penny Jordan. Nina Rainer. Marsha Leach. Renee White. Ann Jones. Regina Bayird. Lawana Manning. Donna Christopher. Teresa Nowlin. Terri Holcomb. Not pictured: Karen Hopkins. Mike McKinney. Connie Mayers COME TOGETHER 45 FHA members are: Mrs. Cogbill-Sponsor. Carol Weast. Renee Herrington. Carla Hargis. Lisa Finley. Gay Calhoun. Susie Powell. Claudette Grider. Lisa Green. Tammy Sullivan. Karen Linzy. Shelley Postel. Rhonda Threlkeld. Cindy Glover. Rebecca Conner. Vivian Butler, Paula Newman. Shelia Manes. Cindy Wooten. Melissa Mills. Deborah Allen. Rita Allen. Barbara McChorter. Marlinda Van Duren. Tina Todd. Denise Harrison. Kim Powell. Angela Moore, Beverly Allen. Amy Grumbles. Shelley Ratterree. and Dannette Johnson. Officers are: Gay Calhoun. Treas.i Cindy Glover. Rep: Susie Powell. Sec.; Amy Grumbles. Pres: and Claudette Grider. V. Pres. FFA members are: Edward Parker. Scotty White. Jimmy Harris. Dwayne Kearney. Ricky Owen. James Ryker. David Meek, Eric Conner. Toby Hill. Harvey Owen, Bentley Matthews, Sam McBryde. Buddy Joe Calhoun. Rusty Hall. Kenny Brockman. Wayne McCoy, Anthony Shepherd. Randy Morgan. Danny Watts. Randy Neilson, Greg Brockman. Mike Emerson. RusselFAItom. Robert Willis. Russell Tolbert. Brenda Harris. Shelley Postel. Rhonda Threlkeld. Carol Weast. Randy Burnett. Scott Roark. Steve Morrison. Randall Dutton. Danny Henley. Eddie Stephens. Rusty Smith. Steve Newton, and Reggie Gibson. Officers are: Eric Conner. Pres.; Randy Neilson. V. Pres.-. Eddie Stephens. Sec.-, Harvey Owen. Treas.; Scott Roark. Sent.; Steve Morrison. Rep.i Toby Hill. Jr. Adv. COME TOGETHER 47 Prom row: Teresa Reed. Carla Hargis. Robin Trout. Jo Mann. Lisa Green. Tammy Sullivan. Kim Powell. Cindy Glover. Back row: Patti Marlin. Gail Chambliss. Kim Padgett. Julie Camp. Ann Harris. Gay Calhoun. Lucy Ryall. Beth Beard. Melissa Mills and Mrs. Brown, sponser. FTA officers pictured below are: Gay Calhoun. Pres.: Cindy Glover. V. Pres.; Patti Martin. Treas.i Beth Beard. Rep.; and Lucy Ryall. Sec. 48 COME TOGETHER Front row: Dechard Brunson. Russell Tolbert. Carla Hargis. Rusty Hall. Clay Nealy. Kelly Goins. Terry Phillips. Back row: Dwight Burr. Scott Kirtley. Harvey Owen. Randy Nielsen. Ronnie Hackney and Craig Henley. Art Club Officers pictured below are: Craig Henley. Rep.j Carla Hargis. Pres.; Russell Tolbert. Sec.-Treas.; Ronnie Hackney. V. Pres. 49 COME TOGETHER r The 1980-81 Speech Club members are: (first row) Jo Ann Graves, Angela Shepherd, Gail Nobles. Mrs. Scifres.-Sponsor, Renee Herrington, (second row) Linda Warren. Kim Padgett. Patti Martin, (top row) Bentley Matthews, Kenny Brockman. Brenda Geiggars. and John Lane. Speech Club officers are as follows: Bentley Matthews. Pres.; Gail Nobles. Reporter; Angela Shepherd. V. Pres.; Patti Martin, Sec.-Treas. 50 COME TOGETHER The 198081 French Club members are: (first row) Libby Pick- ens, Brenda Johnson. Rita Morris. Bobby Kerr, (top row) Clif- ton Earnest, and Joe Rodgers. The French Club officers arc: Brenda Johnson. Pres.j Libby Pickens. V. Pres.� Rita Morris. Treas.-, Joe Rodgers, Rep. COME TOGETHER 51 The 1980-81 High School Librarians are Paula Morgan. Renee Herrington. Melissa Emerson. Linda Warren. Linda Reeves. (2nd row) Jo Ann Graves. Peggy Spivey. Lynn Hunsaker. Betty Bolen, (top row) Brenda Geiggers. Melissa Mills. Deborah Allen. Tammy Hunsaker. and Ramona McGee. Linda Warren. Pres.: Peggy Spivey. V. Pres.: Brenda Geiggers. Sec.-Treas.; and Jo Ann Graves. Rep. The Middle School Librarians are Rossie Odom. Zina Gregg. Teres.a.McWJioijer;_Tricia Newman. Carrie Morgan. Teresa Miller. Marsha Butler, (top row) Ethel Hollins. Donna Gillispie. Sharon Rochell. Wendy Carr. June Bills. Tamela Murphy, and Alicia Washington. Ethel Hollins. Pres.: Carrie Morgan. V. Pres.; Tricia Newman. Sec.; and Alicia Washington. Rep. 52 COME TOGETHER Middle S JioaJLSiu entjZqimcil members are John David Smith, Greg Socia. Bo Ryall. Renee Donaldson. Carol Lee Newman, (back row) Susan BarrettjMartha Jo Leonartfr iaf i Fnrneaux. Tammy Burns. Georgia Garner, and Kelly Burns. The officers are Bo Byall, Pres.-. Staci Furneaux. V. Pres.? aii5 Tammy Burner Sec. ----------------- COME TOGETHER 53 Beta Club members are Debbie Hjll. Buster Smith. Georgia Garner. Susan Barrett. Kim Pickens. Jill Mann. Kim Sullivan-1 igfl Crain- Staci Furneaux.,Tammy-Bums. arthaTconar (2nd row) Dianne Slingerland. Ethel Hollins. Donna Hackney. Kim Harvey. Beverly Borland. Malinda Stewart. Gjna FrizxetL Rh yn3aBrown. Audra Floyd, Joan Curry, (back row) Gary Hoyt. Mark White. Alan Parker. John Burr. Tiffany Cook. Steve Rochell. Morris Mayers. Joey Hillyard. Brett Stephens. Danny Brown. Robby Brown. Bo Ryall. and Johnny Powell. Bo Ryall. Pres.� Lisa Crain. V. Pres.-, Danny Brown. Sec.� Tammy Burns. Treas. 54 COME TOGETHER The Jr. Girls choir officers are: Cindy Windham, Presidenti Norma Myrick. Vice-President� Kim Pickens. Secretary, Audra Floyd, Treasurer� and Beverly Borland, Reporter. Members of the Jr. Girls choir are: (first row) Rhonda White, Kelly Burns. Ethel Hollins, Leanne Roberts. Teresa McWhorter. Carrie Morgan. Kim Pickens. Tonya Jarrell. Stacy Gill, Cherie Rainer. Cindy Windham. Renee Donaldson. Beverly Borland, (second row) Staci Kuykendall. Rebecca Conner. Lori Moore. Donna Hackney, Tina Harris, Rita Allen, Diana Slingerland. Susan Barrett. Falissa Carter. Cindy Wooten. Georgia Garner. Stari Furneaux. Vivian Butler, (third row) Audra Floyd, Joan Curry, Alicia Manly. Michelle McGriff. Tammy Burns. Wendy Carr. Lisa Crain. Tricia Newman, Laura Womack. Norma Myrick. Jennifer Morgan, Rossie Odom, Sharon Jones, (top row) Tammy Free. Carrie Brrwn. Melinda Stewart. Brenda Miller. Mary Rochelle, Paula Newman. Angela Moore. Martha Jo Leonard. Kim Harvey. Barbara McWhorter. Michelle Harper. Rhonda Brown, and Roxie Neuscn. The Jr. Boys choir officers are: Jeff Ratterree. The members of the Jr. Boys choir are� (first row) Tommy Drake. John Powell. David Vice-President� Adam Trout. Treasurer� Richard Johnson. Steve Hargis, Kenny Haire. Greg Socia. Ray Newman, (second row) Joey Dutton. President� and Jeff Frizzell. Secretary. Ashmore. Jeff Frizzell. Jeff Ratterree. Richard Dutton. Kevin Green. Mark White. Not pictured is Clay Nealy. Reporter. Wesley Lamb, (top row) Jimmy Hawkins. Kelly Goins. Adam Trout. Robert Nutt. Alan Parker, and Kenny Prado. 56 TAKE A LITTLE RHYTHM OO nvtj 1 The 198081 All-Region choir members were. Rhonda Irons.'Cindy Huckaby. Janet Wooten. Teresa Reed. Carla Hargis. Martin Lamb Claudette Grider. Karen Linzy. Shelly Weast, and Gail Chambliss. Sr. Ensemble members are. (front row) Carla Hargis. Teresa Reed. Carol Weast. Shelly Weast. Sandy Socia (second row) Lisa Finley. Cindy Glover. Shelley Postel. Cindy Huckaby. Janelle Shepherd. Lisa Green, (top row) Claudette Grider. Karen Linzy. M'Leah McBryde. Amy Grumbles. Robin Trout, and Kim Curry. Jr. Ensemble members are. (front row; Kim Pickens. Beverly Borland. Wendy Carr. Tonya Jarrell. Cindy Windham. Carrie Morgan, (second row) Vivian Butler. Martha Jo Leonard. Laura Womack, Rhonda Brown. Tanny Burns. Jennifer Morgan, (top row) Rebecca Conner. Lisa Crain. Norma Myrick. Angela Moore. Joan Curry, and Kim Harvey. 1980-81 Choir Officers: (left to right) Teresa Reed. Pres.. Libby Smith. Vice-Pres.. Jymme Carrington. Sec.. Shelley Weast. Treas.. and Claudette Grider. Rep. The boys added a lot to our choi • this year. They are (top row) Greg Brockman. Kelly Goins, (bottom row) Martin Lamb. Bill Some altos don’t take their singing seriously, do they Karen Linzy and M -6riff. and Felix Hopkins. Billie Parker? 58 TAKE A LITTLE RHYTHM Kim Curry (left) has been in choir for 5 years. She has been in ensemble for 3 years. Kim served as secretary in 1979-80. Cindy Glover (middle) has been a member in choir for 4 years. She has sang in the ensemble for 3 years. Shelley Ratterree (right) is a 5-year choir member. Janet Wooten (left) has been in choir for four years. She has been a member of the ensemble for 2 years. She made all-region in 1980-81. Teresa Reed has served the choir for 5 years. She has been in ensemble for 4 years and in all-region for 2 years. She served as choir president this year. Claudette Grider (right) has been in choir for 4 years and she has been in ensemble for 2 years. She made all-region this year. She also served as reporter. Wanda Fullbright has served our choir for 4 years. Amy Grumbles has enriched our choir for 6 years. She has been a faithful pianist. She has been a mem- ber of ensemble for 4 years. Dannette Johnson (right) is a 2-year choir member. TAKE A LITTLE RHYTHM 59 The soprano section of the choir usually carries the melody. This takes lots of practice and concen- tration. Teresa Reed was chosen most valuable choir member for 1980-81. She sings alto. She has participated in the choir, ensemble and all-re- gion. She is a valuable asset to our choir. On a lal 60 lln First Row: Cindy Ingle. Charlotte McBryde. Lucy Ryall, Ragenia Carr. Kim Padgett. Libby Smith. Phyllis Brockman. Debra Davidson. Glen Willis. Gail Chambliss. Shelly Weast. Second Row: Michelle Appleby. Teresa Brown. Kim Pickens.. Julia Bailey. Todd Owen. Beth Beard. Beverly Borland. Leonard Hunter. Carla Hargis. Tonua Appleby. Third Row: Linda Warren. Ann Harris. Bill Woodyard. Joan Curry. Greg Brockman, Dwight Burr, Jessee Darrough. Mr. Franks. Weldon Rawlings. Hershel Shipman. Martin Lamb. Carrie Brown. Gina FrizzelLMark Mallard. Sherrye Smith. Cliff has been in band for 8 years. He was in all-region band in 7th grade. He plays trumpet. A new face was added to SCHS this year. The face belongs to Mr. Robert Franks. He was hired in the summer as our new Band Director. He has led the Band to a very successful year. Charlotte has been in band for 7 years. She was drum majorette, flag girl for 3 years, and flag cap. Weldon has helped our band very much. He has been in band for 7 years. He has attended solo ensemble. TAKE A LITTLE RHYTHM 61 Drum Corp: Ann Harris. Libby Smith. Linda Warren. Carrie Brown. Phyllis Brockman. Dwight Burr. Julia Bailey. Debra Davidson Gail Chambliss and Kim Padgett Play That Funky Music . Martin Lamb listens intently to last minute instructions”. Ladies Gentlemen: Introducing the 1980 SCHS Band 62 TAKE A LITTLE RHYTHM Flag Corp: Ragenia Carr. Charlotte McBryde (Captain). Michelle Appleby. Lucy Ryall. Cindy Ingall Victory Line.” TAKE A LITTLE RHYTHM 63 Jesse Darrough. Glen Willis, and Lisa Green concentrate on their feet. r I L n - • m fm i; p r y lJ The Muppet Showl It’s always a party in the Bandstand! 64 TAKE A LITTLE RHYTHM A 1 band takes pride in it self! It looks like Beth Beard and Weldon Rawlings don't know which foot goes first. Kim Padgett 6 Geniajxjzzen get into the Fight Song TAKE A LITTLE RHYTHM 65 The 1980-81 Jr. band members are: (first row) Lynne Eifling. Wesley Lamb, Steve Hargis. Bobby Woodyard. Renee Donaldson. Staci Weeks, Buffy Woodyard. Danny Yarberry. Stacy Gill. (Second row) Gene Chambliss. Rossie Odom. Alicia Manly. Terrel Graham. Sharon Rochelle, Lori Moore. Jennifer Morgan, Stephen Gibson, and Mr. Franks. 66 TAKE A LITTLE RHYTHM Bottom Row: Anthony Shepherd. Randy Morgan. Keith Lee. Johnny Rochell. David Earnest. Second Row: Robert VanDuren, Wayne Todd, Jimmy Via. Greg White. Rusty Hall. Paul Majors. Third Row: Kenny Brockman. Lance Gasaway. Todd Knight. John Dreher. Wayne McCoy. Top Row: Sandy Burns. Eric Conner. Steve Chatham. Donny Shepherd. Doug Dodds. 1980-81 Bulldog coaches were: (from left) Head Coach. Charlie Baggett� Line Coach. Greg Aureli� Secondary Coach, Van Holt-, and Defensive Coach. Doug Caldwell. 68 PLAY THE GAME Bottom Rowi Darryl Taylor. Tim Moncrief. Steve Light. Rusty Boardman. Curtis Nelson. Second Row: Craig Henley. Danny Watts. Toby Hill. Ricky Luster, Bill McGriff. Robert Thrower. Third Row: Harvey Owen. Rusty Smith, Bentley Matthews. Tracy Hoyt. Bobby Reynolds. Fourth Row: Scotty White. Jimmy Dreher. Marty Ryall, James McGriff. Cliff Blasingame. SC 0 Dumas 21 sc 12 McGehee 28 sc 13 Lake Village 6 sc 18 Fordyce 14 sc 0 Whitehall 24 sc 0 Hamburg 12 sc 3 Monticello 0 sc 13 Eudora 0 sc 24 Dermott 7 DOGS SHARE CONFERENCE TITLE Under first year head coach Charlie Baggett the 1980-SI Bulldogs claimed a share of the first place position in the conference with a 4- 2 conference record and a 5-4 over all season record. After suffering two losses in a row on the road against Dumas and McGehee the Bulldogs traveled to Lake Village where they pulled together for their first winning effort of the season. They kept it up the next week by defeating Fordyce at the first home game of the season. The Bulldogs then suffered two straight defeats, at the hands of 8AAA Whitehall and a tough Hamburg team. The Bulldogs-then rallied the latter part of the season by winning three straight games. The dogs handed shut-outs to both Monticello and Eudora. A brilliant fourth quarter rally crushed a stubborn Dermott team, to clinch a share of the title. PLAY THE GAME 69 Tracy Hoyt (17) pitches to Cliff Blasingame (44) as Keith Lee (34) and Greg White (68) block. Keith Lee (34) breaks for yardage behind Donny Shepherd's block as Tracy Hoyt (17) looks on. Danny Watts (39) closes in on the Dumas ball carrier. 70 PLAY THE GAME Donny Shepherd (S6) is interfered with as he attempts to catch Lance Gasaway (27) struggles with the Red Hoyt’s pass. bug defense for the ball. The Bulldogs take the field. The Bulldogs calmly wait for the beginning of the Lake Village The mad-dog” defense puts the bite on a game. Redbug running back. Tracy Hoyt (17) rolls out behind the blocking of Eric Conner (79), Wayne McCoy(52), and Toby Hill (64). 7} PLAY THE GAME Danny Watts (39) scoots around end for yardage against Fordyce. The mighty Bulldog offense takes a breather against White Hall. The tough Bulldog defense puts a heavy rush on the Ham- burg Lions. PLAY the game n bandy Burns ( 83) puts his foot” into the ball. Lance Gasaway ( 27) shows a Eudora defender how to catch a pass. Todd Knight ( 55) waits for the game to start as Toby Hill puts on his kicking shoe. Jimmy Dreher ( 10) pursues the Lions quarterback. 74 PLAY THE GAME Doug Dodds (81) and Wayne Todd (74) close down on a Eudora Badger. Steve Chatham (72) prepares to lower the Keith Lee (34) and Marty Ryall (75) stop a Hamburg Lion as Bentley boom on a Hamburg running back. Matthews (25) looks on. PLAY THE GAME 75 76 PLAY THE GAME Toby Hill (64). Bentley Matthews (25), Craig Henley (61), and Harvey Owen (87) lead the Bulldogs onto the field at Monticello. Marty Ryall (75) and Greg White (68) throw a double-team block to protect Marty Ryall (75) drops back to their quarterback. cover for a pass. John Dreher (21) powders a Fordyce running back as Head Coach Charlie Baggett was selected as Out- Cliff Blasingame (44) tries to help. standing Coach in 8AA Conference. Five Bulldogs were selected for the 8AA All-District team, they were (from left) John Dreher, Bentley Matthews, Steve Chatham, Lance Gasaway, and Jimmy Dreher. PLAY THE GAME IIIEiitHT (top row) Coach Doug Caldwell. Steve Rochelle. John Ryker. Adam Trout. Veo Darrough. Jeff Bloomfield. Mike Barrett. John Van Duren. Massen Via. and Brad Gardner. (2nd row) Tommy Briggs. Morris Mayers. Mike Hawkins. Jerry Pruitt. Kelly Goins. Joey Hillyard. Mark Mallard. Greg Baggett. Raymond Brown. Richard Dutton. Robert McGriff. and Coach Ricky Hampton. (3rd row) Mgr. Joey Ashmore. Tom Brown. Terry Phillips. Lavon Tensley. David Parker. Jeff Ratterree. John Burr. Bryant Chapman. Bernard Gaines. Gary Hoyt. Mgr. Clay Nealy, and Mgr. Dean West, (bottom row) Mgr. Donald Rochelle. Joe Anders. Bo Ryall. Paul Dreher. Joe Bradshaw. Billy Edmonds. Jeff Frizzell. Lynn Hart. Bill Huckaby. Fred Lawson, and Mgr. Terry Rochelle. SC 0 Monticello 26 sc 0 Lake Village 7 sc 0 Hamburg 20 sc 6 Dermott 6 sc 7 McGehee 0 sc 13 Eudora 28 sc 0 Fordyce 0 sc 6 Dumas 15 The Bullpup offense in action BULLPUPS The Star City Bullpups, under first year head coach Ricky Hampton and line coach Doug Caldwell posted a record of I win. 5 losses, and 2 ties. The highlight game of the year for the Bullpups was the victory over McGehee. The Pups managed to tie both Dermott and Fordyce in two hard-fought games. In both victory and defeat, the Bullpups fought courageously throughout the year. Adam Trout (14). Greg Bag- gett. and Robert McGriff wrap up a Monticello run- ning back as Mike Barrett (88) and Veo Darrough (66) hurry to help. Morris Mayers (53) and Mike Barrett put the crunch on an opposing ballcarrier as John Van Duren looks on. PLAY THE GAME 79 Richard Dutton (II) prepares to hand off as the Bullpups offensive line fends off the Lake Village defense. The 1980 Jr. High Football coaches are head coach Ricky Hampton and line Jeff Frizzell (17) hustles down- coach Doug Caldwell. field on a pass pattern. 80 PLAY THE GAME against Fordyce. Coach Caldwell and Coach Hampton wait to see if they called the right play. Raymond Brown (63), Morris Mayers (45), and Jeff Frizzell (17) lead Richard Dutton (II) around end. PLAY THE GAME 81 82 PLAY THE GAME The 1980-81 Bulldogs: (Standing), Isiah Rochell, Troy Jordon, Jerry Rochell, Toney Rochell, Pernell Maxwell, Weldon Rawlings. Johnny Shelton, James Spencer, J.C. Rainey, David Lawson, Keith Lee, Johnny Rochell. Ricky Rochell, (kneeling,) Kenneth Mallet. The 1980-81 Senior boys coach was Van Holt. Troy Jordon (32) prepares to go in for a lay-up as Keith Lee (44) follows. Pernell Maxwell (24) comes down with a rebound as the rest of the Bulldogs look on. James Spencer (22) hauls in a rebound. Weldon Rawlings (42) goes up for two. Pernell Maxwell (24) prepares to pass to Troy Jordon (32). PLAY THE GAME S3 Johnny Shelton (40) gives the ball to Troy Jordan (32) James Spencer (22) battles with a Wildcat defender as Pernell Maxwell after a rebound. (24) and Toney Rochell (52) look on. (left) Pernell Maxwell (24) works for position under the basket against Dumas. (right) Weldon Rawlings (42) looks for a teammate to pass the ball to. (below) Troy Jordan (32) directs the Bulldog offense as Toney Rochell gets in position. 84 PLAY THE GAME Steve Rochell (SO) snags another rebound as Ivory Rogers (10) looks on. Perry Gragg (20) pulls one down. Terry Rochell (24). Stanley Palmer (44). and Ivory Rogers (K)) put pressure on an opposing player. PLAY THE GAME 85 The 1980-81 Bullpups: Standing. Anderson Geiggars. Terry Rochell, Greg Baggett. Jerry Pruitt. Perry Gragg. Steve Rochell. Jessie Darrough. Ivory Rogers. Tracy Bullard, Lavon Tensley. Mark Mallard, kneeling. Morris Miller. Bernard Gaines. Stanley Palmer. Morris Mayers. Gary Hoyt, and Donald Rochell. Pictured at bottom left is Bullpup coach Ricky Hampton. 86 PLAY THE GAME LADY BULLDOGS 1980-81 Sr. Girls Basketball team: (standing) Coach Wilkerson. Sherry Rogers. Vicki Maxwell. Beverly Allen. M Leah McBryde. Cathy Knott Beverly Jackson. Jackie Spencer, and Alberta Rochell. (knealing) Cindy Glover. Susie Powell, manager-, and Claudette Grider. Cindy Glover has been a member of girls basketball for five years. She was a starting guard in the 9th grade. Susie Powell has been a member of girls basketball for four years. She has been the manager for the past three years. She was in basketball for one year. Claudette Grider has been a member of girls basketball for five years. She was a starter in the llth and 12th grades. This year the Sr.. Girls Basketball team has a new coach. He is Mr. Jeff Wilker- son. He is well liked by all the girls. Statis- tician is Mrs. Willene Rich. This year there were three seniors on the Sr. girl's team. They were Cindy Glover. Susie Powell, and Claudette Grider. PLAY THE GAME 87 Star City 43 Monticello Star City 34 Warren Star City 41 Dumas Star City 32 McGehee Star City 45 Drew Central Star City 3' Lake Village Star City 56 Fordyce Star City 58 Dermott Star City 44 McGehee Cathy (12) shoots a high-jumpshot while Claudette (34) looks on. Hands up defense. Sherry Rogers (24). Cathy Knott (12). and Beverly Jackson (42).- Susie Powell, manager, at work during basketball. Alberta Rochell (20) grabs the rebound while Jackie Spencer (52) looks on. Beverly (42) shoots the ball while Cathy (12) gets ready to rebound. The Sr. girls prepare for a scrimmage game. ball Cindy Glover (50) protects the from her opponent. 88 PLAY THE GAME Sherry (24) guards her opponent as Clau- dette (34) and Beverly (40) help out. Cathy (12) and Beverly (40) double-team their oppo- nent. — Claudette (34). Vicki (10). and Sherry (24) wonder what in the world the opponent is doing. Beverly Allen (40) is fouled while Claudette (34) watches the opponent. Claudette (34) shoots a high-jump- shot as her opponent tries to guard her. Senior girls play good defence against Drew Central. Sherry Rogers (24) tries to steal the ball. the opponent. Claudette Grider (34) prepares for a jumpshot. Beverly Jackson (42) plays defense as her opponent tries to drive. PLAY THE GAME 89 CADY BULLPUPS (Standing) Kim Powclli manager. Laura Womack. Norma Myrick. Mary Rochell. Angela Moore. Brenda Miller. Malinda Stewart. Lisa Allen. Vivian Butler. Rebecca Conner, and Coach Jeff Wilkerson. (Kneeling) Tamela Murphy. Kim Sullivan. Audra Floyd. Sharon Luster, and Tammy Pruitt. Lisa Allen (50) attempts to steal the ball while Laura Womack (22) and Vivian Butler look on. Norma Myrick (54) tries to stop her opponent while Vivian Butler (20) moves in to help. 13 Redfield IS Monlicello 17 Redfield 20 Warren II McGehee II Drew Central Fordyce 21 McGehee Star City Star City Star City Star City Star City 90 PLAY THE GAME Angela (14). Rebecca (24). Laura (22). and Norma (54) try to steal the ball from their opponent. The Jr. girls wait for the rebound to come down. Norma (54) takes the ball in for a lay-up. Angela (14) and Laura (22) try to take the ball from their opponent. Vivian Butler prepares to pass the ball. Angela Moore (14) grabs the ball while everyone else wonders why they didn't get it. Brenda Miller gets up high to grab a rebound from the oppo nent. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Generating spirit, attending camp at HSU, long hours of prac- tice, learning pom-pon routines, conducting pep assemblies, paint- ing signs, and perfecting cheers, were just a part of the duties of the 1980-81 Sr. Cheerleaders, which consisted of 2 Seniors, 4 Ju- niors, and 6 Sophomores. A new addition this year was a Bulldog Mascot. Many thanks to Miss Ann Moore for sponsoring the cheer- leaders. They are: (Kneeling) Jymme Carrington, Jo Lynne Frizzell, Tammy Sullivan, Ann Harris, Stephanie Aldridge and Lisa Owen. (Standing) Sheila Hilton, Robin Fish, Debbie Linzy, Robin Trout, Mascot-, Janelle Shepherd, Kim Curry, and Lisa Finley. 92 PLAY THE GAME JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS The Junior Cheerleaders have done a good job raising spirit this year. They are as follows: (Kneel- ing) Georgia Garner, Cindy Windham. Susan Barrett. Lisa Crain, Kim Pickens (SLandmg)J Jha l eoiiard Gina Frizzell, Tammy Burns Staci FurneauxJ, and Lau- ra Womack “ PLAY THE GAME 93 Pernell Maxwell (24) shoots jumpshotl Beverly (42) shoots while Claudette (34) and Cathy (12) prepare to re- bound. Rogers (10) drives as Rochell (50) sets screen. Jr. Girls surround opponent. Norma Myrick (54) tries to drive as Rebecca Conner (24) follows. Rochell (52) has shot blocked. Bullpup defense closes in on opponent. Beverly Allen (40) takes ball in for lay-up. Lance Gasaway (27) tries to escape defend- er. 94 PLAY THE GAME THE 1980-81 BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Grayson, D. F. Womack, Grover Brockman, Roland Conner, Robert Trout, and Billy Summerford. BOARD OF EDUCATION At a time when school districts need the support of the community more than ever, we find that this community has been supportive of its school board on almost every issye. The reasons are obvious. Patrons of the district can see and feel that its school board is worthy of its support and cooperation because of board members’ leadership, interest, dedication, progressive attitude and unbiased concerns for the school children of this district. The community has a right to expect these characteristics of its board. As long as this cooperative spirit exists among staff, administra- tors, board members and the community, we can be sure that the education of the youth of this district will continue to be the focal point. 96 LET'S GET SERIOUS D.F. WOMACK SUPERINTENDENT As society changes, the role of the school superintendent must change to meet the challenges it presents. The Star City school system is fortunate to have at its helm a man with the professional abili- ty and interest to handle the ever-chang- ing demands of his job. D. F. Womack is now in his seventh year as school superintendent. Although he has experienced many changes in edu- cation in his tenure here, most of them have been good. Some of the most signifi- cant challenges, however, have been and will continue to be in the area of school finance. With the cut in state funds, it has been difficult to finance and support all the programs that would be desirable for the school district or raise salaries to the level that would be more acceptable. Another area of concern is teacher ac- countability. The general public is more concerned than ever before that its tax money is productive within school sys- tems. With the decrease in school drop- outs occuring (and this is a very desirable by-product), it is sometimes difficult for the public to see that more students are in school than ever before and that, al- though every student may not be able to read well, the percentage of students who cannot read is much lower today than in the history of this nation. Bridging the gaps between school and community in these and other areas is just one of the many roles played by a school superintendent — a role that we feel our superintendent plays well. He is serving as president of the Ar- kansas Association of Educational Admin- istrators this year. This is one of the highest honors to be achieved in school administration in Arkansas because the AAEA is an umbrella organization com- posed of Arkansas Association of School Administrators. Secondary Principals, Elementary Principals. Arkansas Associ- ation of School Business Officials, and Coordinators of Special Education. Mr. Womack continues to serve on the Teacher Certification Committee of the Department of Education and is a mem- ber of the Arkansas Association of Pro- fessional Educators. American Associ- ation of School Administrators. Southeast Arkansas School Study Council, American Legion and Star City Chamber of Com- merce. He was recently appointed to the National Americanism Committee of the American Legion. He is state director for Boy’s State, a 32nd degree Mason, and an active member of the United Methodist Church in Star City. He has served for the past several years as the Arkansas dele- gate to the AASA Meeting. LET'S GET SERIOUS 97 ADMINISTRATION Aileen Campbell’s contribution to the suc- cess of the Star City school system lies in school finance. She serves as district trea- surer, business manager, Title I coordinator and secretary to the superintendent. She has served in an administrative capacity for 13 years. She holds both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in business education from UAM and HSU, respectively. She is a board member of the Arkansas School Business Officials and a member of the Arkansas Association of Edu- cational Administrators, American School Business Officials, Association of Profes- sional Educators, Arkansas Association of School Administrators, and the Star City Chamber of Commerce. She is active in her local church affiliation. Assisting Mrs. Campbell in the adminis- trative office are: Joyce McBryde and Shir- ley Smith. Mrs. McBryde is an admininistra- tive aide-receptionist-bookkeeper for the district. She is a graduate of Dumas High School and of Capital City Business School. Mrs. Smith is parent coordinator, mi- grant records clerk and an assistant in fed- eral programs. She is a graduate of Wallace County High School in Sharon Springs, Kan- sas, attended Fort Hays Kansas State Col- lege for a year, and is presently enrolled in additional studies in business at UAM. 98 LET’S GET SERIOUS Secondary education is provided for an enrollment of 356 students in grades 9-12 by a staff of 25 teachers and 4 aides, all of whom work under the able supervi- sion of Principal Clemit Phillips. Serving as principal since 1968, Mr. Phillips holds a BSE and MSE degree from Henderson State University and has completed addi- tional courses at U of A in Fayetteville. He is a member of Arkansas Association of Professional Educators, Ar- kansas Association of Educational Administrators. Ar- kansas Association of Seconday School Principals, Na- tional Association of Secondary School Principals and is a member of the Arkansas State Board of the North Central Association. He is a member of the American Legion and serves on the Administrative Board of the First United Methodist Church of Star City. LET’S GET SERIOUS 99 HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Alice Dykes BS. Math 100 LET’S GET SERIOUS LET'S GET SERIOUS 101 Virgil Glover BA. French S Art Gary McGhee BSA. Agriculture Clyda Phil jE, tibrarfan Mrs. Sharon BayfissX vl . Aide Kathleen Aide Mrs. Bobbie Reynolds Aide LET’S GET SERIOUS The Star City Middle School accommodates stu- dents in grades six through eight, and helps them make a smoother transition from elementary to high school. Serving as principal of the Middle School is Jimmy Moore. He was appointed principal in 1977. Mr. Moore holds membership in the Arkansas Association of Ad- ministrators, The Arkansas Association of Professional Educators, and The National Association of Secondary School Principals. Mr. Moore keeps busy planning the curriculum, han- dling discipline problems, and scheduling classes. He serves as an inspiration to all who come in contact with him. He states that he foresees improvement in all phases of the academic program. He appreciates the support and concern which the students and faculty have given him. LET’S GET SERIOUS 103 MIDDLE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION FACULTY LE SCHOOL Eullis England BSE. MSE Career On. Pridgett Wynn BA English 104 LET’S GET SERIOUS LET'S GET SERIOUS 105 ADMINISTRATION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mr. Brown has been principal at Star City Elementary School since 1955. In his years as principal, Mr. Brown has seen many changes in the students, faculty, and in education. As a member of the Arkansas Association of Elementary School Principals, Mr. Brown understands and can meet the changing needs of our school. In April 1980 our school was admitted to membership in the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Membership in the North Central Association is a further commitment to maintenance of quality and excellence in our school. 106 LET’S GET SERIOUS LET’S GET SERIOUS 107 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY 108 LET’S GET SERIOUS LET'S GET SERIOUS 109 CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. W. W. Kelley-Director School Food Service MIDDLE SCHOOL: Mary Lcphiew Virginia McWhorter Willoia Jackson Juanita Williams. Gene Drake. Elmyra Phillips. Pat Ballinger. Dorothy Greenham. (2nd row) Jean Moore. O. T. Brown, (back row) Markaleta McWhorter. Mrs. W. W. Kelley and Mary Davidson. 110 LET’S GET SERIOUS MAID: Viola Parker TRANSPORTATION: Buddy McGriff. Mary Gossage and Harry McGee. MAID: Counsella McNealy MAINTENANCE: Janies Johnson and Bob Osborn. CUSTODIANS: Elliot Morgan. Nute Gibson and Bramus Jackson. LET’S GET SERIOUS III IQ LET'S GET SERIOUS SENIORS '81 LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT Class officers: Russell Altom, Pres.� Harvey Owen, V. Pres.j Marty Ryall, Sec.� John Dreher, Treas.� Jimmy Dreher, Rep. Class sponsors: Mrs. Clyda Phillips and Mrs. Teresa Class favorites: Steve Chatham and Karen Hopkins. Scifres 114 COMING UP COMING UP 115 Steve Chatham Greg Cheshire Donna Christopher Tracy Cogbill Kim Curry j0 Davidson Eric Conner 116 COMING UP Seniors lounge on the gym steps during 7th period. Doug Dodds Jimmy Dreher John Dreher Kim Edmonds Mike Emerson Donald Earnest Wanda Fullbright COMING UP 117 Lance Gasaway Claudette Grider Tanya Hall Joe Gates Amy Grumbles Fonda Harrison Cindy Glover Ronnie Hackney Steve Haynes 118 COMING UP Craig Henley Terri L. Holcomb Dannette Johnson Toby Hill Karen Hopkins Ann Jones Sheila Hilton Brenda Johnson Penny Jordan COMING UP 119 COMING UP Ql Kelli Milano Burnette Nelson Teresa Nowlin Rita Morris Randy Nielsen Harvey Owen Steve Morrison Gail Nobles Ricky Owen 122 COMING UP Ricky Parker Susie Powell Mike Ratterree Glenn Patrick Nina Rainer Shelley Ratterree John Pevey J. C. Rainey Weldon Rawlings COMING UP 123 124 COMING UP COMING UP 125 Greg White Renee White Hester Wilburn Robert Willis Kathryn Woods Janet Wooten Bobby Woodard 126 COMING UP On October 24. 1980, Karen Hopkins was crowned Homecom- ing Queen by Captain Steve Chatham, and Kim Curry was crowned Maid of Honor by Co- captain John Dreher. The theme this year was The Horizons of Yesterday are the Re- flections of Tomorrow. The em cees for the homecoming festivi- ties were Stephanie Aldridge and Sheila Hilton. Through the hard work of Student Council, Miss Moore and the cheerleaders, it was a success. The homecoming attendants for the Maid of Honor and Co- captain were Tracy Linzy and Spencer Aldridge. The atten- dants for the Queen and the Cap- tain were Deanda Grayson and Jason Crain. Above: Charlotte MeBryde. Cliff Blasingame. Lucy Ryall. Harvey Owen, Gail Chambliss. Jimmy Dreher, Claudette Grider, Greg White. Robin Fish. Doug Dodds. Sandy Socia. Craig Henley. Mar- sha Leach, and Bentley Matthews. Below: Lisa Finley. Eric Conner. Shelley Ratterree. Toby Hill. Libby Smith. Lance Gasaway. Debbie Linzy. Marty Ryall. Jo Lynn Frizzell. Danny Watts. Janelle Shepherd, and Sandy Burns. Most Athletic- Cindy Glover and Lance Gasaway. 130 COMIN' UP Most Likely to Succeed- Karen Hopkins and Steve Morrison. Most Dependable- Lee Ann Steed and Greg White. Best Personality- Donna Christopher and Jimmy Dreher. Friendliest- Shelley Ratterree and Danny Watts. COMIN' UP 131 Wittiest - Penny Jordan and Steve Chatham. Most Talented • Amy Grumbles and Weldon Rawlings. 132 COININ’ UP Best Dressed • Teresa Reed and Marty Ryall. JUNIORS athleen Adams enia Brown ulie Camp largaret Cogbill Ibert Duncan Stephanie Aldridge Dechard Brunson Virginia Campbell Mike Cole Randall Dutton Michelle Appleby Dwight Burr Lisa Finley Beth Beard Michelle Burr Brenda Geiggars Kenny Brockman Buddy Calhoun Reggie Gibson Phyllis Brockman Gay Calhoun Gail Chambliss Dreama Culliford WORKIN' DAY AND NIGHT 133 WORKIN’ DAY AND NIGHT Joann Graves Carla Hargis Robby Harris Cindy Ingle David Lawson Lisa Green Joey Harper Sherrie Harrison Hazel Jackson Dee Dee Light Diane Hageman Ann Harris Danny Henley Karen King Karen Linzy Renee Herrington Todd Knight Kenneth Mallet Cindy Huckaby Cathy Knott Jo Mann Rusty Hall Jimmy Harris Lynn Hunsaker John Lane Vickie Maxwell 134 WORKIN' DAY AND NIGHT WORKIN’ DAY AND NIGHT McBryde ■e Newton ?rta Rochelle ny Shepherd jy Spivey Wayne McCoy Cindy Nobles Johnny Rochelle Libby Smith Russell Stark Liz McGee Kim Padgett Sherry Rogers Rusty Smith Eddie Stephens Ramona McGee Billie Parker Lucy Ryall Sherrye Smith Tammy Sullivan David Meek Michael Pugh James Ryker Sandy Socia Russell Tolbert Troy Miller Mark Reynolds Johnny Shelton Tracy Socia Robin Trout WORKIN DAY AND NIGHT 135 WORKIN’ DAY AND NIGHT Troy Tucker Jimmy Via Linda Warren Shelly Weast Lcverne Williams Tim Wooten 136 WORKIN' DAY AND NIGHT WORKIIST DAY AND NIGHT The Junior Class Sponsors are Mrs. Scifres and Ms. Hargis. The Junior Class Officers are Beth Beard, president; Ramona McGee, vice president; Libby Smith, reporter; and Stephanie Aldridge, secre- tary. The Junior Class Favorites are Beth Beard, Wayne McCoy. WORKIN' DAY AND NIGHT 137 SOPHOMORES Beverly Allen Greg Brockman Jymme Carrington Debra Davidson David Earnest Annette Gates Deborah Allen Teresa Brown Melinda Emerson Mike Gober Jimmy Ashcraft Randy Burnett Melissa Emerson Ron Graham Julie Bailey Karla Campbell Tim Etue Brenda Harris Rusty Boardman Ragenia Carr Hank Chamberlain Gladys Drones Robin Fish Jeannie Harrison Betty Bolen David Carrington Debbie Conrad Clifton Earnest Jo Lynne Frizzell Terry Harrison 138 ALL OUT OF LOVE ALL OUT OF LOVE vn Harvey erly Jackson tin Lamb Jy Legg Majors Moncrief Randy Haynes Monda Killingsworth Rufus Lawson Steve Light M'Leah McBryde Vivian Moore Debbie Hilton Scott Kirtley Keith Lee Debbie Linzy Michelle McEntire Paula Morgan Tracy Hoyt Sherrye Long Bill McGriff Randy Morgan Tammy Hunsaker Ricky Luster James McGriff Curtis Nelson Rhonda Irons Lawanna Maddox Melissa Mills Kenneth Newman ALL OUT OF LOVE 139 ALL OUT OF LOVE Ricky Rochell Jackie Spencer Rhonda Threlkeld Robert Van Duren Tony Rochell Donald Staton Robert Thrower Carol Weast Lisa Owen Kim Powell Mary Ryker Darryl Taylor Wayne Todd Scotty White Edward Parker Bobby Reynolds Anthony Shepherd Johnnie Williams Sissy Patrick Isiah Rochell Janelle Shepherd Vonda Woodj j Shelly Postel Jerry Rochell Hershel Shipman Lisa Yarbrough 140 ALL OUT OF LOVE ALL OUT OF LOVE The Sophomore Class Officers are Melinda Emerson. Treasurer; Scotty White. Vice President; Rusty Boardman. President; Debbie Linzy. Secretary; Jo Lynne Frizzell. Reporter. The Sophomore Class Favorites are M'Leah McBryde and Rusty Boardman. The Sophomore Class Sponsors are Mrs. Brown and Coach Wilkerson. ALL OUT OF LOVE 141 FRESHMEN Rita Allen Wayne Bennett Raymond Bn wn Steve Chastain Windell Dickson Jeff Frizzell Joe Anders Jeff Bloomfield Tina Brown Rebecca Conner Tommy Drake Brad Garner Tonua Appleby John Bloomfield Tammy Gates Joey Ashmore Tommy Briggs Anderson Geiggars Mike Barrett Doug Brockman Vivian Butler Brian Copeland Mary Duncan Kelly Goins Glenn Bennett Carie Brown Bryant Chapman Jessie Darrough Richard Dutton Perry Gragg 142 STAYIN' ALIVE STAYIN’ ALIVE j| Gregg lmy Hawkins i Johnson nna Long ert McGriff Tim Hall Paula Holloway Barbara McWhorter Paula Newman Michelle Harper Renee Holloway Angela Moore Stanley Palmer Denise Harrison Felix Hopkins Norma Myrick Barry Paschal Jeff Harrison Howard Hunter Bobby Kerr BettyTudlam Mark Mallard Terry Phillips Lynn Hart Leonard Hunter Jimmy Lewis Sharon Luster Shelia Manes Libby Pickens STAYIN’ ALIVE 143 STAYIN’ ALIVE Kenneth Pierce Jeff Ratteree Kevin Rupe Lavon Tensley Marlinda Van Duren Jerry Pruitt Linda Reeves Massen Via Laura Womack Tammy Pruitt Greg Robinson Dean West Cindy Wooten Eric Rainbolt Donald Rochell Steve Williams Jimmy Wrinkle Georgia Raney Terry Rochelle John Ryker Tina Todd Glenn Willis Susan Wrinkle Ivory Rogers Marilyn Staton Adam Trout Ciridy Windham Billy Yarberry 144 STAYIN’ ALIVE STAYIN’ ALIVE The Freshmen Class Officers are: Laura Womack. President� Kelly Goins. Vice President� Richard Dut- ton. Secretary� Jeff Ratterree. Treasurer� and Adam STAYIN’ ALIVE 145 H I G H S c H O o L Keep Smilin’ Good Times! I Will Survive!” You’re So Vainl Starling Over again. Diane? Dancin’ in the Moonlight.” 146 COMIN’ UP MIDDLE SCHOOL What do you have in the box?? Are these guys really studying?!! COMING UP 147 JU: EIGHTH GRADE Lisa Allen Greg Baggett Dewayne Bates Sherry Bennett Joe Bradshaw Danny Brown The 8th Grade Class Officers are Georgia Garner. President� Audra Floyd. Vice President! andi-isa■ Cfamr-Seeretary. Thank Heaven for Little Girls.' Robert Ashmore Susan Rarrftt Joey Bayird Beverly Borland Author Brown Rhonda Brown 148 ESCAPE ESCAPE Tammy Bun ior the Bullpups on! Robby Brown Phillip Cone Joan Curry Aaron Dobbs Keith Etue ftqa-Frizzdl Tom Brown Georgia Garner tammy Free Bernard Gaines Tracy Bullard Leslie Earnest Tammy Burns TiffanyCoolT Veo Darrough Billy Edmonds Kenneth Edwards ESCAPE 149 Ray Garrison Donna Hackney Ethel Hollins Sharon Jones Jessie Lewis Morris Mayers Jimmy Geiggars Timothy Harris Dione Holloway Shawn Kirtley William Lewis Bo McGregor Donna Gillespie Kim Harvey Gary Hoyt Stacey Kuykendall Thomas Linzy Michelle McGriff Terrell Graham Maureen Herrington Bill Huckaby Fred Lawson Jill Mann Brenda Miller Fred Gregg Debbie Hill Ramona Hunter Chuck Legg Jimbo Manning Morris Miller Zina Gregg Joey Hillyard Randy Hunter___________ (MartJjla_jo Leonard Emily Matthews Tamela Murphy 150 ESCAPE Connie Peterson Donald Rawlings Bo Ryall Kim Sullivan Bill Woodyard David Parker Kenneth Pruitt Stevie Rochell Malinda Stewart EarfWoodl Robert Nutt Ben Ponder Lee Anne Roberts Dianna Slingerland Brent Ward Todd Owen John Powell Mary Rochell Buster Smith Mark White Alan Parker Kenny Prado Russell Rochell Brett Stephens Jaynette Wilson Kim_Eickens__ Daniel Reeves Elaine Shelton John Van Duren Michael Wrinkle I Wanna Rock With You! ESCAPE 151 SEVENTH GRADE Kelly Bennett Kelly Burns Gene Chambliss Ricky Crump Kelly Dutton Stacy Gill June Bills Kenna Burr Christi Edmonds Cecil Graham Rhonda Bolen Marsha Butler Teresa Farley Kevin Green Rusty Brockman Richard Butters Angela Gaines Kenny Haire Steven Brooks Wendy Carr David Chance Denville Culliford Kenneth Gaines James Hammil David Bullard Mark Carrington Jeff Cheshire Renee Donaldson Harlan Geiggars Jody Hardin Ronald Bullard Falissa Carter Scotty Connor Mark Draper Troy Geiggars Steve Hargis 152 HEAVEN ON THE SEVENTH FLOOR HEAVEN ON THE SEVENTH FLOOR Tina Harris Tracy Johnson Ronnie Light Patricia Miller Tricia Newman Suzanne Raney Robert Holcomb Bill Jones Alisha Manly Teresa Miller Roxie Nielson James Robertson Angela Hunter Brian King Toney Matthews Lori Moore Rossie Odom Benjie Robinson Jimmy Hutchins Wesley Lamb Tommy McCartney Carrie Morgan Ronald Pevey Hosia Rochelle James Jackson Lisa Lemons Tony McGough Jennifer Morgan Sandra Prado Jimmy Rochelle Tonya Jarrell Lavon Lewis Nathan McKinney Kevin Morgan Maya Rainbolt Sharon Rochell David Johnson Donnie Light Teresa McWhorter Ray Newman Cherie Rainer Jerry Sanders HEAVEN ON THE SEVENTH FLOOR 153 Jackie Shelton Jackie Smith Jerome Spencer Penny Tarlton Greg Socia William Spears Nathaniel Thornton Bruce Tucker 1$ Study Hall really this fun? Carrie Morgan and Cherie Rainer at work in the library. 7th Grade Class Officers: Greg Socia, President; Donnie Light, Vice President; Alisha Washington, Secretary. 154 HEAVEN ON THE SEVENTH FLOOR Gene Chambliss seems so interested in his work. Kelly Via Louis Walls Lisa Walters Tony Warren Alisa Washington Stacy Weeks Rhonda White George Young Steve White Charlotte Wilkerson Danny Yarberry Sandra Prado waits patiently for her turn. Steve White hot rods . HEAVEN ON THE SEVENTH FLOOR 155 SIXTH GRADE Kristy Allen Shelly Cessor Anthony Edwards Daryl Finley Shane Gasaway Greg Gulledge Tammy Baugh Thomas Clary Lynn Eifling Vanessa Fudge Steven Gibson Sam Hall Danny Bennett Paul Conner Aaron Harris Stephen Blasengame Butch Copeland Becky Harrison Johnny Burnett Kenny Ray Darrough Jeannie Harrison Cathy Carter Cynthia Dolls Rosalind Everett Shalonda Gaines Terri Grigsby Felicia Hunter 156 HALF THE WAY HALF THE WAY lacel Hutchins ane Lane erry Mann Aisty McGriff iubba Odom an Powell Tammy Ingle Sherry Lawson Lee Maynard Sonya Miller Alvern O'Neal Elizabeth Reed Willie Jett Patricia Lewis Lisa McCartney Chris Morgan Shelia O'Neal Chris Reynolds Bryant Johnson Shonda Ludlam Joe McDonald Candice Murphy Jimmy Owen Tina Rice Sandra Jones Michelle Lunsford Kelly McGhee Carol Lee Newman Karlea Padgett David Rich Stacy Knight Jerome Luster Shelly McGregor Randy Newton Dana Parker Kellen Richmond HALF THE WAY 157 Carl Robinson James Shelton Jana Spencer Keith Threldkeld David Yarberry Rachel Rochelle Paul Shepherd Jimmy Spruill Angela Wallace Chris Willis Stephen Young Ronnie Rochelle Lisa Shillings Jill Summerford Brian Ward Bobby Woodard Chuck Russell John David Smith Sheila Taliaferro Gary Weast Buffy Woodard Brian Sewell Teresa Smith Laurie Tanner Dana West Lena Wrinkle Rebecca Shell Terry Socia Drew Taylor Ronnie White Marty Yarberry 158 HALF THE WAY 159 FIFTH GRADE Shelia Aldridge Glen Bates Cindy Cessor Ray Cook Brad Dolls Paul Edmonds Steve Anderson Barbara Brown Carol Chambliss Jana Crain Leann Donaldson Docia Everette Brooks Armstrong Tina Bullard John Chapman Joey Crump Tracy Donaldson John Foshe Kevin Ashmore Nick Burr Dawn Chastain David Curry Steven Drake Greg Fullbright Lindy Baggett Monica Butler Matthew Clary Dean Dodds Mark Dutton Jeanette Gaines John Ballinger Dolly Campbell Stacey Collins Susie Dodds Buddy Earnest Scarlet Garner 160 DREAMING DREAMING Greg Goggans Tracy Harper David Hunsaker Tracy King Marzella Lewis Felton Luster Robert Gossage Reanee Harrison Kenny Hunter Kevin Kirk Tony Lewis John David Manning Bobby Gregg Shea Harvey Derwin Ivory Shannon Lampkin Talana Lowe Nolan Martin Turner Grigsby Thresa Henley Rodney Jackson Stephanie Lawson Shane Lowry Laura Matthews Regenia Hackney Marcus Holloway Renee James Chris Layne Margo Luker Kim Mayers Timothy Haire Shane Holloway Kellie Johnson Kristi Legg Elton Luster Melanie McBryde DREAMING 161 DREAMING Misty McCann Jamey Nealy Joseph Peterson Cary Shelton Becky Staton Sharon Thrower Allan McEntire Royce Neilson Shelly Raley Terry Shelton Dewayne Taylor Laura Via Jennifer McEntire Cherie Newman Brian Weast David McGee Stacie Owen Trina Wells John McGhee Candy Paschali Annissa Winningham Shelia Morgan Deanna Pattilla Bobby Shelby Michelle Shepherd Preston Tensley Shawn Yarbrough 162 DREAMING Billy Adams Steven Borland Tammie Cone Debra Dolls Jack Foshe Sherri Glover Rodney Ashmore iL Alvin Allen Alven Brown Lance Cook Travis Douglas Lisa Free Larry Gossage Stacy Baker Margania Arey Felissa Brown Gary Darrough Shannon Drake Shannon Frizzell Fredrick Green Judy Brockman Remona Beaty Clifford Bennett Kwame Brown Rosemary Davidson Jamie Etue Carolyn Fudge Greg Haley Keith Brooks John Carr Regenia Davis Ray Ann Etue Greg Gaines Dennis Harper William Campbell Anjanette Bills Tammy Chadwick Denia Dial Andrea Floyd Denia Gibson Jeffrey Harris Willie Duncan FOURTH GRADE DESTINY Deanna Jones Gerald Lewis Tina McCartney Susan Moore Kristal Kitchens Patrick Lewis Wendy McEwin Scott Morgan Melva Lake Karen Ludlam Melissa McFalls Christy Moss Lee Ann Harris Marvin Holloway Darian McGee Paul Nobles Doug Harrison Phillip Humphrey Michael McLemore Ralph Ober Gerald Haynes Shannon Jackson Leslie Mills Rhonda Owen 164 DESTINY DESTINY James Pevey Tommy Robertson Tracy Ryker Becky Spears Shannon Walls Mike Powell Keith Robinson Glen Shelton Shane Stephens Stacy Weast Chris Raines Lisa Robinson Wanda Shepherd Cavina Todd Melinda West David Rauls Mike Robinson Vonda Shipman Cam Tracy Tanya West Stanley Reedy Ann Rochell Richard Shumake Lesa Tucker Kellie Wynn Deanda Robertson Dewayne Rochelle Earlene Smith Lola Wallace THIRD GRADE Jamie Arey Kellie Beck Tabitha Butters Krystal Draper Tangela Evans Brady Harmon Michael Baggett Lorie Bennett Clay Cessor Bobby Earnest Jeannie Frye Shane Hatcher Jimmy Bailey Tommy Bennett Tracy Chesire Susan Earnest Joseph Geiggers Morcie Hawkins Kim Bates Jackie Booth Valerie Clovtier Michelle Edmonds Beth Ann Graham Angela Henderson Loren Baugh Daron Burns Drew Conner Reese Edwards Brandon Green Felicia Henthorne J.J. Bayliss Michael Butters Leon Darrough Angela England Jonathan Greer Randy Hillyard 166 THIRD TIME LUCKY THIRD TIME LUCKY Tonya Hood Jeff Hunter Bobby Kendrick Yolanda Maddox Heath Moran Jerome Peete THIRD TIME LUCKY 167 Tina Hopkins Ken Hunter Brandy Kerr Christy Manly Bruce Morgan Brandon Pierce Casey Hughes Melissa Jackson Jennifer Layne Melvin Matthews Chris Muckleroy Sean Prescott Marty Hughes Jason Trout Julie Layne Rita Maxwell Nick Nichols Geroge Raney Bubba Humphrey Christy Jenkins Reniona Lemons Sam McGhee Paula Nichols Joey Ratterree Denise Hunsaker Phill Johnson Chris Ludlam Link McKinney Audwin Rochell THIRD TIME LUCKY Nicole Rochelle Bernard Shelton Roselyn Smith Stephanie Warren Eric Wilson Tina Rochelle Kim Shelton Wesley Sparks Brannon West Lisa Winningham Charles Roberts Leonard Shelton Jeanie Stephens Byron White Ste 'e Wrinkle Shane Robertson Harold Shepherd Frederick Thomas Jon Kelly White Karen Young Brian Rogers Greg Shellings Danyelle Thompson Kevin White Lisa Young Jason Ross Randy Shores Richard Thrower Michael Wilkerson Doesn’t look like boogie to me! 168 THIRD TIME LUCKY SECOND GRADE Spencer Aldridge Stacy Broyles Stacy Chadwick Missy Earnest Iris Gates Greg Hackney Sonya Bates Mika Burnett David Chambliss Jason Edmonds Timothy Gates Elizabeth Harper Tracy Baugh Shelly Burns Mindy Chambliss Clayton Eifling Brad Gerald Katie Harper Casey Beck Misty Carrington Wade Collins Michelle Forrester Amanda Green Alicia Harrison Jon Brockman Ron Carter Kristi Crook Beebrie Franklin Kristie Green Leslie Harrison Jodi Brown Denise Cessor Belinda Daily Diana Freeman Billy Hackney David Haynes SECOND TIME AROUND 169 r- SECOND TIME AROUND Bridget! Hood Sharon Johnson Brian Lewis Mark Morgan Todd Pattillo Chris Poe Shawn Irons Andre King Tracy Linzy Becky McDaniel Jennifer Perry Tom Proctor Stephanie Jackson Joey Kuykendall Stony Luker Jerry McGehee Chris Peterson Jerry Rainer Thomas Jackson Kim Lampkins Todd Lunsford Lori Nix Steve Peterson Angela Reeves Wayne Jett Edna Lancy Leslie Montgomery Rube Odom Kim Pevey Heather Reynolds Amber Johnson Joseph Lawson Gina Morgan Monica Owen Tiprina Pierce Brad Robertson 170 SECOND TIME AROUND SECOND TIME AROUND Alicia Robinson Jermaine Smith Barry Tucker Brannon Wynn Tabatha Robinson Andy Story Brandy Tucker Tracy Sanders John Strobel Wade Turner Ann Scott Stanley Temple Stacy Waitwright Sherina Shelton Danny Thomas Tracy Welch Chris Shinn T. G. Thompson Becky Woodyard Andy Story and T. G. enjoy being cartoon characters at the parade. Kristie Crook rides in the Driver's Seat” at the parade. SECOND TIME AROUND 171 FIRST GRADE Kenton Ashmore Stacy Bolen Paul Carter Joey Donaldson Milo Fish Brandi Harvey Scott Bailey Brady Bolen Marty Cessar Richard Donaldson Robert Floyd Jessie Henderson Tricia Bates Vickie Booth Ben Cloviter Lee Drake Billy Foos James Holcomb Michael Bearden Debra Boren Casey Cogbill Scotty Earnest Kristie Frye John Hughes Jennifer Beaty Shane Bostain Michell Conners Jimmy Edmonds Joey Grayson James Iverson Eric Briggs Dawn Boyd Chad Davidson Ashley Farley Jennifer Harmon Donna Jackson Connie Brown Shannon Boyd Brian Dogson Lori Fish Cameron Harrison Stacy Jackson 172 TIME IS ON OUR SIDE TIME IS ON OUR SIDE Jody Jenkins Antwain Maddox Jay McGriff Paula Phillips Stephen Tanner Cristal Williams Karla Johnson Karen McBryde Brandy Moran Steven Reynolds Robert Tensley Denita Yarberry Jawan Jordan Terry McDaniel Kristi Morgan Misty Robertson Darren Threlkeld John Jordan Nekia McDonald Angela Owen Randall Robinson Melanie Tisdale Speedy Kinard Sorie McEntire Mackie Owen Tonya Sorells Amber Tracy Chris Lowry Stacy McEntire Tammy Parker Tanna Sparks Cedrick Turner Monica Ludlam Andrea McFalls Chelores Peete Lisa Spears Mary Walters TIME IS ON OUR SIDE 173 KINDERGARTEN Jacqualyn Allen Julie Burton Richard Donaldson Misty Fowler Toni Hackney Chandra Henderson Jimmy Lance Baugh Christy Cessor Laura Dutton Angela Freeman Joanie Harper Crystal Henley Richie Boardman Randall Cook Todd Dutton Lanessa Fudge Amy Harrison Regina Henthorne Stephanie Boardman Jason Crain Steven Earnest Jeff Gates Kim Harrison Tonja Hunter Brady Bolen Rebecca Crook Reginald Everett James Irons Camella Brown April Davidson Jason Fish Nakia Jackson Eulkeesha Brown Anthony DeJarnett Cynthia Foshe Corey Gerald Peggy Haynes Sarah Jenkins 174 WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN or school a •arteners find rei frience. Brandon Johnson Dana McEntire Tony Pennington Lura Robertson Shawna Rowland Brannon Tew Greg Kendrick Kevin McEntire Chris Perry Phillip Robertson Jason Scott Stephanie Thomas Brenda tancy Brannon McGee Loyd Phillips James Van Duren James Lewis Michael McGehee Chris Powell Christie Warner Anthony Lowry Kristy McGriff Marcus Pugh Michelle Weast Sonya Lunsford Keith McKenzie Dusti Raley Jarrett Ross Aaron Shelton Traci Weatherford Sam McCool Karen Paschali Amanda Robertson Stephanie Rowe Lamont Shelton WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN 175 Kindergarten enjoys Saftey Bear. Even Lesa Tucker gets dressed up sometimes. Boy, we sure hope he doesn’t drownl I 1 What a bunch of studentsl Look out for the MAD BATTER ! Now how did I get up here? Mrs. Cogbill plays a good witch on Halloween. Shelly Raley Jana Crain make their act- ing debut. 176 COMIN’ UP GRIFFIN FUNERAL HOME Lincoln Counry Duriol Associorion Mrs. Joyce Griffin Owner ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORPORATION W. H. FRIZZELL, GENERAL MANAGER DEVELOPING SOUTHEAST ARKANSAS STAR CITY. ARKANSAS 71667 LA PETITE We 'specialize a hoircuiring for guys and gals PAT DROWN MARINF DRAKE Stor City Arkansas 628 4700 MF BAUGH AND SONS FARM 180 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS BROWN FARMS Farr Arkansas TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS ISI J M MOBILE HOMES INSURED - BONDED SALES AND SERVICE NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES JIMMIE MCK6SACK, Owner Coll Collecr 628-4274 Sror Ciry, ArUonsos Highwoy 81 Norrh Doublewide City 534-1854 Pine Bluff 535-1254 GENE'S RADIATOR SERVICE REED’S PAWN SHOP Loans on Anything of Value Long and Short Guns. Stereo Equipment. Diamond Jewelry and Watches Sizing and Remounting Done Star City. Arkansas 628-3314 BOB SMALL FLORISTS Star City P.0. 68 Pine Bluff 1218 Main 628-4526 534-2413 Radiators —Gas Tanks Heaters Anna Belle and Bill Smith Owners 628-4144 Star City AR P.O Box 809 Star City. Arkansas 71667 Phone 628-4908 BOYD’S EXXON SERVICE STATION McCulloch Chainsaws Briggs and Stratton Engines Star City Ark 628-4865 TWIN PONDS ROLLER RINK TWIN PONDS POULTRY 6 CATTLE FARM James H. (Jim), Eizoberh cod Trocy Cogbii Arkcnsos Droiler Produce: of the Yecr 1977 Sror Ciry Afonsos Hwy. 81 Compliments of Dr. B.W. Gibbs GARDNER NURSING HOME INC TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 183 1 RILEY'S APPLIANCE KERSH REPAIR Red Diomond Borrery Deoler Beer Wheel Alignmenr Compurer Wheel Boloncing Sror Gry 628-3789 Arkansas 1 AND Sears 1 FURNITURE CO. (Formerly Lincoln County Butane Gas Co.) AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT 1 Star City Arkansas Sror Gry 628-4297 ! 628-4850 PALMYRA GROCERY S STATION Billy 8 Linda Blake - Owners 628-4153 Hwy. 114 W. Bernice’s Fabric Shop House of Quality Fabrics Mrs. Bernice Sullivan, Owner 628-3727 Jefferson Street, Star City 1 BYERLY AND SONS' 1 GARAGE LINCOLN ABSTRACT COMPANY Auto, Truck and Tractor Repair Glass Installed 24 Hour Wrecker Service Star City Arkansas 628-4588 Odell C. Correr, Owner Vero Reynolds, Absrrocror Sror Gry Artonsos ROBERT FLOYD'S CHIPMILL 628-3725 Sror Gry AR CLARY SERVICE STATION CITGO Come by and Check Out” the new trucks at Cogbill Motor Co. Star City Arkansas Clary Oil Company Robbie Clary Bob Greer 628-4466 P.O. Box 122 Star City, AR FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH Growing For Christ” Reverend Randy Scott 186 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 4 ii The National Wire Fabric is located here because Star City is a central lo- cation for the pulp and paper industry. Our labor market, compared to those in other regions, is adequate here. TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 187 HH Complete Line Of Drugs, Sundries And Cosmetics BEARD DRUG COMPANY 188 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS Best Wishes From DOCTOR L. RANDLE COKER AND STAFF McKinney paint body Hwy. 81 North Star City. Arkansas 628-3773 Day 628-3404 Night “You Bend 'Em. We Mend ‘Em 190 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS Compliments Of JR. FOOD MART 1 1 FRIZZELL FARMS Home of Golden Fried Chicken 628-9597 (Jp; Star City, Arkansas | c I I GOODYEAR 1 Route 3, Box 65 SAM’S TIRE SERVICE 1 1 Star City Arkansas 71667 Sam Gibson Phone 628-4445 Home Phone 628-3723 Hwy. 81 South Star City, AR SPEEDY BURGER 1 Where friendly service and good food meer HWY. 81 Sourh 628-4760 Lincoln County Officials OWNERS Charles Green Judge Gene and Lynn Ycrbrough Billy Bert French Sheriff 1 Virginia Adcox County Clerk LINDSEY AUTO SUPPLY Vera Reynolds Circuit Clerk Sror Ciry AR Jerry Sanders Treasurer ! 628-4208 Ed Evans Tax Assessor SUN GAS LIQUIDS INC j Highway 81 North 628-4659 Sror Ciry Ark. Jimmy McKissack Representative TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 191 TAKING care oe business FRIZZELL SHOPPING CENTER IFRIZZELL ! Shoeing Center DOLLAR GENERAL STORE RESTAURANT MOORE'S BARBER SHOP PAULAS BEAUTY BOUTIQUE WESTERN AUTO LOVETT FARMS Lindsey Lovett says. Everyone Pitches In At Lovett Farms.' 1 R. Smith’s Town Square Star City, Arkansas Serving You Since 1921 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 193 STORE HOURS ■ MON - SAT 7 30 AM 9 00PMf SUNDAY 100 PM 5 00 PM 1 Recreation Center drinks ■ SANDWICHES ICE Cf EAM owned and managed by Mr. and Mrs. Danny Powell and Family 194 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS MOORE'S BARBER SHOP Town Squore Sror Ciry, Aft 71667 6280244 IMOGENE'S FABRICS - CRAFTS “I Need Your Head in My Business” 628-3770 Star City Arkansas HUNDLEY VIDEO CENTER Congratulations Seniors Wayne Boren — Agent “Our policy is saving you money.” Star City Arkansas Star City TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 195 J £ R AUTO PARTS Jerry. Johnny, and Bob are ready to help with your automotive needs at J S R AUTO PARTS. 196 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS Jimmy. Paul, and John display the latest in farm equipment at DREHER FARMS, BOARDMAN INC. Stephanie. Amanda, and John look tiny compared to this big truck from Boardman Inc DREHER FARMS TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 197 ELLIS LION STATION «c Before After —H ' AUTO BODY WORK VAN CUSTOMIZING 628-3011 U-HAUL RENTALS WE BUY WRECKS 198 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS BANK OF STAR CITY LEVI STRAUSS STAR CITY, ARKANSAS Levi's SPORTSWEAR Quality Never Goes Out Of Style Dress And Casual Slacks, Sports Jackets, Vests, Shirts, Sweaters, And Outerwear. 200 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS MATTHEWS NC. Hwy. 31 N. Box 839 Star City. AR 628-5128 Hwys. 54 and 65 Dumas, AR 382-4353 L-P Gas Diesel Oil and Greases Supplies and Appliances Auto Parts Welding Service Sinclair Gasoline Plumbing and Electric Ready-Mix Concrete Paint and Hardware Welding Supplies TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 2d James West and Glen Frizzell are ready to meet your aerial needs at Frizzell Air Service. FISH FASHIONS Star City, AR 628-3033 Monticello, AR 367-2536 Chevrolet Arkansas 628-4125 Star City SHANNON CHEVROLET TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 203 Craig Henley. Amy Grumbles, Nolan Martin, Dannette Johnson, and Danny Watts take a look at the new '81 FORDS. FORD COMPANY, INC. 204 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 1 MOSS 1 TRACTOR CO., INC. McBRYDE OIL CO. 1 1 iii a® 1 rp® Our 56th Year ' Phones 479-3344 628-4285 R. S. McBryde EJfiSON Grady, Ark. Phone 628-3572 Star City, Ark. 1 1 SOUTHERN LP-GAS INC. Complimenrs of Box 578 628-4020 ■ Star City Arkansas ODELL CARTER 1 ATTORNEY AT LAW 1 Box 598 Sror Ciry Arkansas 1 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 305 [□(staBlalalaBSBlaStslEjSlijBKlLiSlaS TOWN SQUARE. STAR CITY. AR. 71667 LINCOLN LEDGER 102 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE COUNTY G. THOMAS ROARK. SR. PUBLISHER TELEPHONE (501 ) 628-4161 [□ S S E S 0 Dd S S S Cs 3 S B S S I a S S S 628-5181 JERRY'S TEXACO Jerry Ratterree Texaco Star City, AR Hwy. 81 PARRIS Track Line P.O. Box 762 Monticello, Ark. 71655 Phone (501) 367-2406 • LITTLE ROCK PHONE (501) 375 2587 MEMPHIS PHONE (901) 396 0508 Sfor Ciry BOYETT'S EXXON 628 4042 Arkansas 628 3692 MONO CONSTRUCTION T E Clary, prop Star Ciiy Box 188 FISH BUILDER SUPPLY AND HARDWARE Spencer, Milo and Jason Fish proudly display their grandparents' array of merchandise in the Gift Shop of Fish Builders Supply and Hardware. Office: 628-4011 628-4374 MALLARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC. P.O. Box 722 Star City PAUL MALLARD J. D. MALLARD TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 207 Have a Coke I and a smile. I —• — -v---—i a-! v .J v_; j Coca-Cola Bottling Company of South Arkansas | Pine Bluff Monticello Camden El Dorado Arkadelphia Dear It’s been a gr£at year, (we’ll let you finish the rest) hfJoQJLk xJtCLLj 208 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS Go To Kell National Bank 0 v d Oj OilKU.ofCommerce ©I Pine Bluff Ju3 xJ ULo£ (h o)l3 IxjVD CW q| Sianed 0O QdJLXJ Q CirA THE mm m KM pizza parlors Hope you've studied hard.... it's tough out in the cruel world. TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 209 Shoes for Tors to Teens.” THE CAROUSEL) THE CAROUSFL 2G14 W. 28th Pine Bluff, Arkansas 205 Mom St DIXIE GLASS, INC. 30 MAIM 334-4134 foQskP Whnt You Shop With CoitMtfUt Pin 8lud. Ark. 71601 Diversified Services 1415 Ohio St. Pine Bluff. P.O. Box 5096 Arkansas 535-3455 Scotty McCullough — President Stenographer £ Notary Pat Hardin I (501) 534-6425 Auto Glass Installed Microfilming Duplicating 120 Main St. Pine Bluff, AR 71601 PINE BLUFF NATIONAL BANK We Are Growing 'ttiur Way Ask us about our free checking accounr. Member FDIC DIRECT LINE TO LOAN DEPARTMENT Whire Holl Office Pr-one 535 8431 7907 Dollarway Rood Phone 247 3400 Main Office 917 Cherry Srreer Phone 535 7222 Warson Chapel Office 254 Camden Road 879-4010 210 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS Congratulations Seniors DR. JAMES TALIAFERRO Dentist 534-7710 1212 Main Pine Bluff Arkansas IjWMRYahdCUAHERSX 10th and Main Phone: JE 5-0623 Pine Bluff Arkansas MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT BURTS BUBTB STORE FOR MEN 534-0372 209 Main ARKANSAS MILL SUPPLY CO. Machinery, Mill, Railroad and Factory Supplies Phone 534-6541 401 East 5th Ave. Box 7647 Pine Bluff, Arkansas Compliments of Gladden Animal Hospital TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 21! 1 1 1 Larry TERMGAN •-rPHOTOGRAPHY Moote'4 iS5S •y r j FURNITURE COMPANY IXMft • rx W'lHl r... BI.I1. Mui.i TM1 TROTTER Ford £ Volkswagen 3131 Olive Pine Bluff, Arkansas 71601 535-4321 VSID Orr c � 33.4770 ■« 2 am C. D. Smith Motor Co., Inc. . jeoowts: sixTM ClCAN UMO C � C D � mitm e7 M02© 341 0330 i Automotive, Industrial. Commercial. Oils and Greases Gasoline ★ Diesel ★ Aviation Fuel ★ Antifreeze Quality Products at Competitive Prices AUTHORIZED MOBIL DISTRIBUTOR l iriKM !M@0@@ifd ©80 ©cox. Dm)©� 101 Pennsylvania P.O. Box 5715 John Simmons Pine Bluff AR 71611 Bus. 534-4941 Manager Res. 536-1769 THE PERDUE CO. INC. Printing, Furniture and Office Supplies 301 East 5th Avenue Pine Bluff. Arkansas 71601 Fredas YOUR KEY TO VALUE 2220 E. Harding HWY. 79 South KIRBY CO. of PINE BLUFF 616 Linden Street Pine Bluff. AR 71601 Gerry Treadway OFFICE 2205 W 17TH PHONE 536-1089 CPinz !BLuff Qanitox ufifiCij Co. (COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY SUPPLIES) PINE BLUFF BOTTLING CO. D B A 7-UP £ RC Bottling 504 Rhinehart Rd. STATE TIRE COMPANY 2502 East Harding Hwy. 65 South Pine Bluff Phone 535-0761 Arkansas Owner: Jimmy Smith HAVERTY'S FURNITURE 2800 Fasi 1 larding Pine Bluff. Arkansas 212 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS Monticello Florists ii 422 W. OAKLAND AVE. MONTICELLO. ARK. 71655 PHONE 367-5347 Bill Hampton Rose Hampton U-FET-CHIT GRO. 6 GAS Mobil MODIL 6 LION CREDIT CARDS Excepred HYW 81 6283048 FARRAR YAMAHA CENTER SAI(S«M VK.t � r i tout a • I MA� M N 0 0 MONIlCtUO AKAMAtXUS 0«l W r I AHA� M •- ’If SEARK LANES 16 Lanes Sandwich Shop CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK To Cindy, Claudette, Amy, Connie, Shelley, Susie, Patti, and Teresa from Gerald and Phyllis Glover. Monticello, AR Hwy. SI South MONTICELLO TAPE CENTER Authorized Dealer for: Sony, Sansui, Toshiba. Fisher, and Jensen. ■ 367-6218 DAY NEWMAN FIXTURE COMPANY DEALERS AND DISTRIBUTORS RESTAURANT • GROCERY • OFFICE EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE 606 WEST GAINES MONTICELLO, AR 71655 Compliments of CARSON'S CLOTHING STORE Conley Gaines St. Monticello, AR i Joe’s Kitchen Sizzlin Catfish Hwy. 81 North Phone - 628-3191 OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 213 � • -.3 . KM t A! X ■1« a t 1 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Lomberr Wolloce, Agency Monoger Poul Moore, Specio! Agent Lorry Penningron, Speciol Agenr 628 4115 Fronds Morrhews, Office Secretory OWEN G SON'S FIBERGLASS AND REPAIR SHOP Williom E. Owen 628 0717 Rr 4, Box 18 Star City. AR Friendly And Dependable Service Star City, AR 628-4264 See Us At Our New WLet Us Fill Your Location On Drew street Next Prescription IU L Cpcnuauic OGIWIUG Drug Mart •’COMPLIMENTS OF” OLLAR'S THRIFTWAY Mogneric Stgns Stor Ciry WATSON PRINTING COMPANY 628 0271 Rubber Srcmps Artois THE NEW IMAGE Star City, AR 628-4948 TRAVELER'S MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Hy. 81 Sourh 628-3878 Star Ciry. AR GO. DOGS. GO! Kenneth, Ellen, and Brad Robertson 214 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS HARPER t.OMIMM II m Number 1 Horper Building • Star Cry, Arkonsos HWY 81 SOUTH THE HARPER BUILDING PHONE 628 4141 COMMITTED TO HELPING STAR CITY GROW PARKER'S DAIRYETTE Hwy. 81 South 628-4440 Deborah, Amy, Charlotte. Cindy, Doug, Gail, John, Patti, Steve, Susie, Beth, Gay, Lisa, and Tammy. HAZEL’S KOUNTRY KITCHEN Congratulations ROCKET STAFF Phone 628-5220 Manager: Hazel Mills Dot’s Beauty Shop Good Luck Bulldogs! ' ! Cut 6 Style Pine Bluff Lock Key We Love You, Band! Wallick Music Co. Main Street Pine Bluff Compliments of Cockrell’s Shoes ■ Monticello, AR j Junior Senior Cheerleaders' rty and Granny Annie AA ' support the Bulldogs!! (J The Money Corner, Inc. ! Pawnbrokers 621 Ohio Street Pine Bluff, AR 534-1621 71601 He Who Limps Is Still Walking (even on nature hikes!) SCHS Sr. Science Club Compliments of The Picture Shop Monticello 367-3297 Senior Portrait Specialist FBLA Supports the Bulldogs and Lucky Cleaners Congratulates the Seniors Star City. AR 628-4230 Time is the wisest counselor. Rowe, Hargis, Moore, Watson Phillips and Crain Compliments of 1 the Western Place 109 Westgate Dr. Monticello 1 FTA Congratulates Patti, Cindy and Teresa. Good Luck! Good Luck Seniors! Pope Furniture Co. 423 Main Pine Bluff, AR Thanks for all the hard work, Rocket Staff Virgil, Eloise Bill Glover Compliments of The Shoe Shed Midtown Shopping Center Monticello, AR FHA The Lunch Bunch” Backs the Bulldogs! Gay, Shelly, Libby, Jo 6 Ann Congratulations Rocket Staff I From ! Billy, Glo, Shelly 6 Dusti Raley GO JJDDCCSSEHMGTLRB Mrs. Bayliss GCE Find your place and hold it; 1 find your work and do it. And put everything ■ into it. FFA Congratulates the Seniors of 81 216 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS KENNETH WEAST CONSTRUCTION Star City 628-4832 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS 217 Cindy Glover :ww- Being a member of the 198081 Rock- et Staff has been a big honor and a lot of fun. I hope you enjoy looking at your Rocket as much as we enjoyed putting it together. A special thanks to Mrs. Holder field for having much patience with all of us. Amy Grumbles We've worked really hard on this yearbook and we put a lot of time into it. We have tried to make our book different from all the other years and I hope our efforts have paid off. I hope you enjoy this yearbook and before you criticize it please consider all the time and energy we put into it. I'd like to thank Mr. Brown for being such a help with the pictures. If it had not been for his work and dedication we would have never met our dead- lines. Patti Martin Being a part of the 1981 Rocket staff has been an honor to me. Working to meet our deadlines (hoping everything would turn out right) has been a lot of hard work. A lot of extra time and effort has been put into the '81 Rocket. Working at night and during our free periods so the Rocket would be finished as soon as possible. A very special thanks goes to Mrs. Hol- derfield. If it wasn't for her we never would have made it. I will never forget, over the years to come, the fun times we had making the 1981 Rocket the best Rocket ever. — 218 THIS IS IT Being the senior editor of the Rock- et Staff this year has been a pleasur- able experience for me. It gives me a good feeling inside to know that I was a part of such an important book. The memories captured in this book are very important to me now. but as time goes on I know that they will be price- less. My thanks go to Mrs. Holderfield and to every person that had a part in the yearbook because without their hard work and patience the produc- tion of this yearbook wouldn't be pos- sible. Steve Morrison This year on Rocket Staff has been an experience. I think we have learned a lot about getting along with others. Sometimes the work was hard, but it has been worth it. I think this will be the best Rocket yet. Before you say this is one particular person's scrap- book. stop and think what they do for our school. If that person is active in school they will probably be in our book a lot. We tried to make our book different because this year had been different. This is a book of memories of 1981. I hope you cherish the memo- ries and the book like I will. Charlotte McBryde I would like to take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Holderfield and Mr. Brown for putting their time and ef- fort in to what I feel is the best year- book yet. We the Rocket Staff, seniors and juniors alike, worked hard on the yearbook. I hope that you enjoy it as much as I have enjoyed working on it. I am proud to be able to say I was a part of the 1981 Rocket Staff. Susie Powell Being in Rocket Staff was an inter- esting experience. I never realized how much time and effort really went into a yearbook. This is the final prod- uct of a lot of hard work and I hope everyone is pleased with their 1981 Rocket. A special thanks to Mr. Brown for all his help and for being so patient with us this year. Being on the Rocket Staff has been quite an experience for me. I never knew there was so much involved in putting together a yearbook. It’s been hard work, but I think it was well worth my time. I would like to give a special thanks to Mr. Brown for all the help he has given us. I hope that everyone at SCHS will enjoy their 81 Rocket. John Dreher Most of you who read this book will probably never know how much work went into its making. Of course you must realize that it is highly impossible for 14 people alone to make decisions that will please the whole school. We've done the best we could to take a year's worth of memories, make it compact enough to fit. and present it in a way that we hope you will like. We do. Gail Nobles Doug Dodds THIS IS IT 219 This year on the Rocket Staff has really been a learning experience for me. I have come to realize how much hard work goes into making our annu- al. I would like to thank Mrs. Holder- field. Mr. Phillips, and the Senior Staff members for allowing me to be a part of the 1981 Rocket. I hope all of you enjoy this Rocket as much as I have enjoyed working on it. Lisa Green Over the years I have had the privi- lege of working with many yearbook staffs. The 1980-81 Rocket reflects the personality of the staff. This year’s book is outstanding as the result of many hours of hard work and plan- ning. The staff captured the mood of the campus activities this year and memories will come alive each time you turn the pages. Mr. Brown I have enjoyed working as a Rocket Staff member this year. Being one of the Juniors was an even greater honor. There were hard times trying to meet dead- lines. but together we overcame them. A lot of long hours and hard work have been put into this book and I hope you enjoy it. because in these pages lie a year of your life. Tammy Sullivan This year with the Rocket Staff has to be the most enjoyable one yet. This group is one that the school should be proud of. They have tried to consider each person and group, and what they would like in their annual. Each year there are rough spots. But when you have a group like this, it's amazing how easy it is to get over them. I hope you appreciate the work they have put into it-, because they have worked hard and long. I think they have something here that they can be proud of. I'm proud of them and for them. I have enjoyed being involved in working on the Rocket this year. We have worked hard, but we have worked together. I believe we will have a very good Rocket this year. Being on the Rocket Staff has been an experience. Drawing layouts, then making them work and meeting dead- lines can be nerve-racking, but we al- ways managed to survive. Sometimes it felt like we would never meet our deadlines, but somehow we always did and we owe a lot of thanks to Mrs. Holderfield for helping us do it. I feel I’ve learned a lot this year and I hope I can put this knowledge to use next year to help make the 1982 Rock- et great. Gay Calhoun Mrs. Holderfield Beth Beard 2X THIS IS IT c THIS IS IT 221 ■iW ia a , 'IImp maKe—fboss JT ap€ c u Jot n - year M . v £ V ucl . A ysy j2 oO hoobce Q 4 yJiAA. Qm. AJLO£lu P1' ' Ku$ h hcot 7 -UoJUVa Jbrs00-4 (j u_cjcjo6 n've to OJj l|COov uy-n UcOtov J) DtxJj IaU LjOiv bfclX ) QOjV( srY (trflrEb cjb Jh AiiK hrOtk; Aj Tk nrffy CUUL' bxun n CjL J ncQoounou U - tKcO L Orv. ( (QjO.iL thiL LO(X dUol 0S0 - U3jl4JI QpOO dCcxtb uy i 'LKjl O'uJtuUVSL . c C11aj-9- ENJOY YOURSELF FAME. COME TOGETHER TAKE A LITTLE RHYTHM PLAY THE GAME COMING UP LET’S GET SERIOUS TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS ''V' Produced by ROCKET STAFF for STAR CITY HIGH SCHOOL. Editor: Patti Martin; Photography: Patti Martin and Mr. Jimmy Brown; Cover Art: Tammy Sullivan; Student Life: Cindy Glover. Editor; Gay Calhoun and Tammy Sullivan; Advertising: Amy Grumbles. Editor; Cindy Glover. Lisa Green, Beth Beard and Tammy Sullivan; Honors: Charlotte McBryde, Editor; Gail Nobles, and Beth Beard; Seniors: Steve Morrison, Editor; Charlotte McBryde and Gail Nobles; Clubs: Gail Nobles, Editor. Lisa Green and Tammy Sullivan; Sports: Doug Dodds and John Dreher. Co-editors; and Susie Powell; Classes: Susie Powell, Editor; Beth Beerd and Gay Calhoun; Advisor; Deborah Holderfield. iff a ■■■—