Amity High School - Reflector Yearbook (Amity, AR)

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AWARDS DAY Seventh Grade CL to RJ Pam H., Dee Dee J., Lisa D., Tasha G. ' K' X . l, s , QW A it 3 22 Q rf , . ' .4 ff, Freshman Class - First Row CL to RJ: Marcy D., Jeff M., Ricky W., Angie F., Tara O., Chris P., Robert H.: Second Row: Sandra S., Heather W., Gina B., De- wayne H., Marty B., Dalana C., Jeff K. Junior Class - First Row CL to RJ: Eric H., Tammy S., Lynn B., Barry D.: Second Row: Shelly D., Linda D., Wes J., Monica W., James O.: Third Row: Twyla H., Patrick P., Tonya K., Johnna B., Tammie R., Jim F. Eighth Grade Row One CL to RD: Miko M., Moshelle R., Bonnie P.: Row Two: Kevin B., Sandra D., Risa P., Mike S., Chris D., Chris F.: Third Row: Adam L., Shelly C., Tara H., Beverly C., Susann H. Sophomore Class - First Row CL to RJ: Brady A., Bran- don S., Jimmy S., Lee Ann H., Margaret H.: Second Row: Paul L., Brian R., Woodrow C., Tommy L., John E.: Third Row: Tisha B., Reshea B., Jason L., Shelly P., Jimmv H., Kevin K. Senior Class - First Row CL to RJ: Deborah D., Martha D., Teri S., Gerald W.: Second Row: Grady F., Laurie P., Devin O., Beth B., Devon P.: Third Row: Chawna B., Holly R., Kevin O., Jerita R., Teressa R. 6 Ready For A New Year!!

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'MJ SPCRTS BANQUET 1 W' lf .ff ,ww 1 5 The two coaches, their wives, athletes, and our guest speaker, Grady Bean, enjoyed this event given May 9, 1986. PRE-SCHOOL The pre-school was given by the Child Develop- ment class, which was taught by Mrs. Funderburk, our FHA sponsor. W3 The Prom was a very eventful time of the Year. Everyone scrambled to get things done. We elected our King and Queen to be Karen Alston and James Coleman.

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What Went Wrong? Amity FHA to hold Rock-a-thon Jan.1O Members of the Amity chapter of Future Homemakers of America- Home Economics Related Occupations KFHA-HEROJ will be going a miracle mile this year to help the children at Arkansas Children's Hospital become healthy again and return home. Last year, the FHA-HERO chapters raised over 528,000. By Mike Wallace Saturday Morning, Feb. 21 The Amity Lady Rams clawed and scratched their way into the senior girls finals saturday night against Bismarck with a 50-46 win over 7A North Conference runner-up, Kirby. Klrby's Missy Calloway put ln 14 first half points to stake the Lady Trojans to a 26-21 edge at halftime, but Laura Palmer of Amity stole the ball and hit a field goal as the third period ended to tie the game at 34. Klrby's starting five began fouling out of the game as the final period progressed, and though two jump shots by Lori Grant brought the Lady Trojans back to a 40-48 deficit with less than a minute to go, Palmer sunk two from the line to set the final margin at 50-46. A Amity faced Bismarck in the senior girls finals Saturday evening. The game started after the junior high finals between Caddo Hills and Mountain Pine. TUESDAY Feb. 24. Tuesday night saw the continuence of preliminary round games as Amity's senior boys eliminated Mountain Pine 78-62, Kirby sent home Amity's junior boys 37-23 and Caddo Hills swamped Mountain Pine's junior boys 58-13. Amity's senior boys ran their record to 17-10 after the preliminary round win and boast six wins out their last seven games. Devin Owens led Amity with 20 points, Scotty Hardage added 18, Woodrow Combs and Bobby Richardson scored 10 apiece in strong support. Amity and Mountain Pine were tied at 15 after one period, and Amity led just 35-34 at halftime and by six points entering the final period. Tony Hunt scored 23 for Mountain Pine and Greg Pierce 17. T JUST FOR THE RECORD he sacrifice ofyour loved ones has stirred the soul of our nation and, through the pain, our hearts have been opened to a profound truth: the future is not free, the story of all human progress is one ofa struggle against all odds. We learned again that this America, which Abraham Lincoln called the last best hope of man on earth, was built on heroism and noble sacrifice. It was built by men and women like our seven star voyagers, who answered a call beyond duty, who gave more than was expected or required, and who gave it with little thought to worldlyreward . . . . Dick, Mike, Judy, El, Ron, Greg and Christa, your families and your country mourn your passing. We bid you goodbye. We will never forget you. For those who knew you well and loved you, the pain will be deep and enduring. The nation, too, will long feel the loss of her seven sons and daughters, her seven good friends. We can find consolation only in faith, for we know in our hearts that you who flew so high and so proud now make your home beyond the stars, safe in God's promise of eternal life. President R 0 N A L D R E A G A N, in his eulogy for the Challenger astronauts at the Johnson Space Center in Houston My name is - I em in height and weigh pounds. The color of my hair is GHG the color of my eyes is --??l--, MY birthday is . I am -Lii, years old and in the Qfade- I will graduate in lyeafl - My address is and mY 9110119 number is - Some of my favorites: color 1 fggd , pastime 1 hangout , sinQl9f ' song f QIFUUP ' sport , tv show l-1--b---I radio station - My best friend is My boyfriendfgirlfriend is My mgst memorable 433119 WHS with -,-L,...1l.' The most important events of the year were --