Amity High School - Reflector Yearbook (Amity, AR)

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Gina Buck Marty Buck Dalana Carroll Angie Crews Laura Doster Marcy Doster Pam Doster Angie Francis Robert Hendrix Dewayne Henthorn Anthony Holcombe Jeff Kitchens Barry Lambert Lenon Main Jeff Mayberry Tara O'Neal Chris Poland Sandra Smith Amanda Thompson Janice Veorster Ricky Watson Cliff White Jerry Wilson Heather Wiyott 6-Iv, JJ Everyone looks busy. Busy at play. COMPLIMENTS CF WHITE 0lL CCMPANY

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itifxi Q -an 9' C' Sig CLASS OFFICERS Lee Ann House CReporterD, Leah Davidson CSec. Treasurerb, Tina Williams CPresident5, Kevin Knighfen CVice-Presidenfb . I X' -. J eg X- ---e.,e. -. ggxw-cave. Q.. NJ, CLASS FAVORITES Brian and Shauna GOING THROUGH PHASES September: Time to get on track and start a brand new school year. It brought new subjects: typing, art. band, and foreign language. October: Ar the Halloween Carnival, we had the I3.I3. Shoot. Miniature Golf. Sytana and Michelle placed 2nd in the talent contest. November: We have been talking about college: the students interested signed up to take the NEDT test. Also. it was time to get the 10 pt. that you've waited for all year. December: With Coach Layrocls ptting us in harmo- ny. we sang Christmas Carols for the students and fac- ulty. We enjoyed the 16 day holiday break. January: Upon opening a new semester, our Beta members attended the State Beta Convention in Little Rock. March: Reshea, Woodrow, Leah. Jimmy, Margaret, Kevin, Paul, and Jason completed for Quiz Bowl po- sitions. The selected students will goto regional com- petition, and if successful will go to the state finals held in Little Rock. Winners of the state finals will each win 51000.00 Scholarships. May: We served at the prom Back in Block . Reporter: Lee Ann House

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CLASS CJFFICERS Barry Lambert CSecretaryJ: Anthony Holcombe CTreasurerJ: Marty Buck CPresidentJ: Chris Poland CVice- Presidentbp Gina Buck CCo-Reporterjp Robert Hendrix Ckeporterl. CLASS FAVCDRITES Jerry and Gina The guest speaker spoke on Drugs . REACHING NEW GOALS Sit back and reminisce a freshman schedule. In first period the extremely complicated Algebra I problems that left our minds bog- gling became easier with the aid of Mr. Smith. Second period, Mr. Buck taught the ways of progressive Agriculture, while Coach Hard- en was trying to perfect the Jr. Girls basketball skills. The third period Home Economics students spent time on careers and home planning: in the mean time, Mr. Mayo's study hall students were using their time preparing assignments. Fourth period Physical Science has been a real trip. Mr. Mayo made a tedious subject easier to relate to and more exciting. After lunch, they spent fifth period learning sports with Coach Layrock. He would explain the game, read the rules, and let them choose teams to play the. Reporting to Mrs. Wil- liams English room, the students all needed her guidance in learning the riddling ways of grammar. Finally, the fullfillment of the day was learning to be a safe Driver's Education Class. By Robert Hendrix