Carthage High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Carthage, TX)

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E a .,+ K?,' -J Future Teachers of America Learning b doing Will you help me? Just that one request from a hopeful, young face was enough reason for the Future Teachers of America to spend their Wednes- day afternoons back in the classroom, but this time they were doing the teaching. The tutoring sessions lasted from 3:15 to 4 p.m. one day a week over a period of four months in the spring. Mrs. Norma Jennings and Mrs. Bonnie Pope, sponsors, found the experience rewarding for both students and teachers. Just one look of appreciation as a child smiled his thanks for the high school students' interest was the best reward. ln addition to the tutoring program, FTA also sponsored the Homecoming mum sale, offering four sizes of silk mums, ranging in price from S7 to 330. WHAT DOES THIS SAY? - Kelli Graves gets a little assistance from a young reading genius. aggmxg, . gli an-be-...- TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE - The mysteries of mathematics are solved by a young student with the help of Jill Anderson. OFFICERS - Front: Wanda Wicks, secretary: Veronica Cain, vice- president. Back: Karen Wooten, fs, president: Terry Rider, treasurer: Angela Thomas, reporter: and Tam- my Bozeman, parliamentarian. THE WRITE TIME - Looking for a clean sheet of paper to practice handwriting is an elementary stu- dent tutored by Vicki Tullis. WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS - Reading becomes easier with the aid of FTA member Audrey Tate. 3:5-... FTA 1 97

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96 f FTA GOOD TIMES - Jill McKellar finds that spending time with a young child after school is actually fun. -fr, 1 'wr Q Q. .. , X Eli I , ' -' 'NW' ...,,x.-. Hunan., if rrnrn- . et1!,fWLES2E'iY4g umvr A Q T2i'3. lQ5k3'!.f: 1 afar? fran llllllti ill' FTA - Front: Machelle Dyson, Jill Anderson. Laurie Buechler, Rachael Rhlddlehoover, Audrey Tate, Tanya Givens, Julie Alexander, Shonda Twomey. Dana Brady, Susie Davis. Donna Wilson. Keri Stanley, Jeanie Mayo, Karen Reese. 2nd row: Angel Baker, Shannon James, Vicki Tullls, Patricia Davis, Jill McKellar, Donna Snape, Melanie Hudson, Belinda Bostick, Amy Abernathy. Marilyn Wooten, Madonna McClure, Deron Lewis, Sandra Plpkln. 3rd row: Sherry Cox, Denise Marry, Audrey Walton, Shannon Hooker, Klm Still. Robin Anderson, Lorl Langlotz, Angle Holder, Cynthia Jones, Monlca Graves, Jeff Etheredge. 4th row: Patti LaGrone, Angela Wllllams, Llaa Perlman, Angela Thomas, Traci Jlmerron. Cynthia Reynolds, Tlm Snow, Nina Walker, Melody Odom, Lisa Ingram. Heath Carlker, Todd Bogenschutz. 5th row: Tammy Bozeman. Michelle Hays. Sharon Hodges. Pamela Allison, Trela Thomas, Karen Tarjlk, Sheila Shumate. Missy Williamson. Tina Davis, Wanda Wlcks, Beverly Oney, Theresa Jackson. Back: Barbara Allison, Stephanle Woods, LaVera Davis, Vicky Allen, Terry Rider, Dean Russell, Randy Hudson, Rlcky Rougely. Veronica Caln, Roy Bell, Kemmy Henderson, Napoleon Davis, and Jay Bllssett. l 5 a ww, XF Q 'aww i i EIN-in em Q gn, Q 'N' fu ib., Ls-.o.4z.4aan-.L L: ll-,.E. .Q xg f -iff: K 3 JOY OF LEARNING - For Racl Rhiddlehoover, the reward ceived for her extra time is the l of satisfaction on a child's face.

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SECRET TEACHER - Cindy Moon presents Coach Stan Davis with a gift at the breakfast held in honor of the teachers and their secret pals. SECOND PERIOD MINI-CLUB 0F- FICERS - Trent Page and Helen Ray served as mini-club officers for second period. Trent served as president, and Helen served as secretary. -H ' Q 3 lu, 2,- ff ,ff GIFTS - Mrs. Currie helps Johnny Brown and Laurlne Williams with the gifts they are to present to their secret teachers. if v e J 98 1 HERO -X All WINNERS - Award winners at the Awards Assembly include: Front QFHAJ: Cindy Lewis, Lisa Hanson, Cassandra Hardy, Joyce Lewis, and LaVera Davis. Back QHEROJ: Cindy Moon, Amanda Colvin, Gladys Strong, Helen Ray, and Marvetta Ewins. ax ABOVE THE REST - Helen Ray was chosen as outstanding HERO member. She also placed third in area proficiency events and ad- vanced to state where she was runner-up.