Brinkley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Brinkley, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1986 volume:

THE TlfTlE mflCHINE HflG TIGER Brinkley High School 800 S. Main, Brinkley, AR Table of Contents Opening Organizations Athletics Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen m Jr. High Ads M Closing 2 21 45 69 81 115 125 133 139 153 147 couples School seems to start v earlier every year, and every year it is v harder to get up and be ready on time k Many people get up B earlier and devise plans on how to make it to school before the bell rings, but a few of r the SLOWER people J have trouble doing m this Rs TimE Goes Bi l 1 11 1 III 1 Lj 1 ILJLjtJ L-J L • • • r r Hs TimE Goes Bu ... 4 Opening I I I II I 1 I I I I................I I I I I 1 I.......................I I I UP As time goes by. new bright and shiny faces are appear ing at BHS Some are newer than others, but smiles are everywhere When school time rolls around everyone is ex cited about seeing their friends again This year Mr King met a friendly gorilla in the teacher's lounge I regret missing that joyful reu mon As you can see a few people are down m the dumps about all t h e homework that is fac mg them, but a new school year always seems to lift everyone s spirits r mi55 BH5 SWEETHEART HRTHRVN CRUDE LONNA MURPHY TIFFANY TEMPLE First Runner-Up Second Runner-Up 6 Pageant Pageant 7 Middle right: Sophomore Maid Tip Temple with escorts Darrin H and Trey C. Bottom left: Freshman Maid Terrie Cummins with escorts — Dana F and Troy C. Bottom right: Freshman Maid Ann Lowe with escorts Curtis W and Johnny W Left: Amanda J o s h I i n (Junior Maid) with escorts — Jackie B and James W Right: F e I e c i a Thomas (Junior Maid) with escorts — Kenny H. and Glenn B Middle left: Sophomore Maid Felecia Cole with escorts — Willie M and Clarence E Homecoming 9 HIR. a mi55 BH5 COREY CAMPER AND BRENDA ALDRIDGE 12 Mr and Miss BHS FIRST RUNNERS-UP Micheal Oxner and Anjelica Sneed SECOND RUNNERS-UP Jackie Banks and Kimberly Steed THIRD RUNNERS-UP Wayne Johnson and Holly Howton FOURTH RUNNERS-UP Troy Crossen and Jeannie Ramsey Mr and Miss BHS 13 KIM CURTIS SECOND RUNNER-UP DEBRA GOODWIN EOURTH RUNNER-UP 14 MOST BEAUTIFUL fT05T HRNCEDmE SHANE JACKS TROY CROSSEN FIRST RUNNER-UP TOMMY WOODARD JACKIE BANKS BRIAN BENNETT SECOND RUNNER-UP THIRD RUNNER-UP FOURTH RUNNER-UP Most Handsome 15 Above: This picture is showing some of the fun times they have in putting the Tiger Times Newspaper together Below left It isn't all fun and games though, the Tiger Times staff has its problems, too. as shown in this picture Journalism 17 Above: (Kneeling) Jamye Neal. Desiree DeLisle. Keith Young. Shayne Jacks (Standing) Brandon Myers. Kimberly Steed. Trent Grubbs. Greg Dills. Laura Perry. Dena Wofford. Beverly Strum. Linda Bennett Top: The new curtains for the auditorium Left: Ms Oversach 19 our new choir teacher Right Coach Stokes is also new at BHS Bottom: We had to have a new building built for our new grades Opposite Page. Top left Miss Proctor is our resource coordinator Top right: Iska Vilppunen is an exchange student at BHS Bottom left: Ms Meacham added a new member to BHS Kyle Meacham Bottom right Coach Carpenter also added to BHS Coach Stokes 18 New Additions Ms Meacham. Kyle Grant Left: Mrs Meacham had another boy. Kyle, to play with her other son. Grant Right Coach Carpenter s family was increased by two over the summer Shelby. Tara. Cole New Additions 19 I 5 H R □UR EXCHANGE STUDENT AT BH5 Emerson Iska Vilppunen is our exchange student at Brinkley He is an eighteen year old Iska was born in Finland on August 25, 1967 His father and mother are Sebbo and Birkko His sisters are Jaana, 24, and Tina, 26. Iska says he likes it here very much because the people are friendly; but, he also says that he does miss his friends from back home Four of his Finland classmates came to America last year and one is in Washington now Iska's hobbies are playing soccer, skiing, and riding around. He also enjoys going to concerts and partying with his friends His favorite musical groups are Black Sabbath, White Snake, Rainbow, and Deep Purple He especially likes Richie Blackmore of Deep Purple Iska says that he has enjoyed living here and he feels that he has learned a lot. Living with the Doug Hunt family was fun and interesting and he especially likes the USA's way of cooking. David Hunt Iska Vilppunen 20 Exchange Student ENGLI5H □EPRRTmENT Upper left Mr Myers' class stops to pose for the camera Upper right Mrs Maddex s class concentrates on their assignments Lower left Mrs Fields checks on her class Lower right: Miss Stallings' class is hard at work SPEECH 22 English Speech FRENCH k FRENCH Ik S Smith. J McDaniel. K Steed. A Whitby. J Paris, and A. Whitby Front Row L. McMillion. J. Hargrove. T French. Z Washington. V Pruitt. T Harris Row 2:1. Vilppnnen. F. Thomas. G Dills. D Hunt □RFkfTlH Front Row G Swanigan. L McMillion. L Bennet. M Oxner. T Lawrence Second Row B Strum. M Volner. T. Grubbs. R Helm. D Wilson. R Reynolds Third Row N Sullivan. K Cruce. D Canker, S Williams. D Wofford. L. Perry. J Neal Fourth Row G Dills. D Hamilton. S Williams. B Newell. D Rodgers. M Craft and Mr Myers Upper Right: Drama students show oh their acting ability Lower Right The Drama class sets up for their play French Drama 23 SCIENCE 5 c I E Front Row I Vippunen — S C R . 0 Hamilton — Reporter D Goodwin — Historian M Oxner — Pres. L Henderson — VP. R Helm — Secretary I McMAon - Trees 2nd Row B Aldridge. S Smith. K Steed. J Neal. H Howton. D Canker. K Curtis V Joehkn M Joshfcn. L Reinhart. C Bus he. K Croce. T French. SWiems. S Tucker. Z Washington D Depnest 3rd Row K James C Washington. R Duncan. T Woodard A Sneed. B Newel. T Grubbs. R Fitts. J Banks T Lawrence. E lacefieid. B Myers. S Henderson, Y Vance. P Yancy, D Halkburton. K Vance CLUB n c E E P . k H 5 G m m T r E □ ■ h e r • i h E E E c □ t 3 U n t a Front Row L Reinhart. D Canker. Z Washington. P Yancy Back Row R Helm. D Hamilton. R Duncan. K Curtis. D Habburton.K Cruce S WHkams D Depnest S Tucker. K Vance r t m E Top Left: Jackie and Wayne are really studying hard' Left Coach Stokes shows his class his better side Top Right Mrs Meacham's class looks like they are very interested m bacteria Right Brian, look at Coach Carpenter Not at the camera 24 Science Lett Ms Ridley tells her kids how it is done Right: Here are a tew of the Senior math students Hudgins R i d I e 4 CiaLjton Math Algebra I Geometry Algebra II Trig. Calculus □ U n c a n Lett: Coach Duncan's class is really stu-dying hard Right Mr Clayton's class test looks like it is really hard Math 25 H15TDRV DEPORTmENT Mrs Kerby — 8th grade Miss Sett — Sr World History Miss Butler — Arkansas and American History Miss Mitchell — Honors World and American History Mr Tucker — Civics, American Government, and Economics Upper Left: These students seen to have everything except history on their minds Above This should be a modeling class instead of a history class Left: Wow! This class is really excited! 26 History Department LIBRARY CLUB Kneeling D Ward. P Campbell. L Clarke. K Churchwell D Ramsey. D Ramsey. M Potts 1st Row V Joshlm. J Gause. D DePnest. C Baggett. R Benson. D Crawford. M Volner 2nd Row A Burrow. L Denney. S Smith, K Dorman, E Lewis. M Ruehl LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Standing R Benson — Hist. L Denney — Pari. T Wyatt — Pres . V Joshlm — Treas . D Ward — SCR AUDIOVISUAL CLUB Audio Visual Club Officers and Members are. Kneeling D Crawford. M Volner — Pres . D Pruitt. C Bag gett Standing: E Lewis — Co-Hist M Ruehl — Media Center Artist. K Dorman — V Pres . and A Burrow — Pari Library 27 Mrs. Turner's art students have learned many different things concerning art, this year They have tried and accomplished many projects which were very interesting. We would like to encourage everyone to participate in an art class next year The members of the art club are: Cyndi Cummins, Paul Fowler, Shane Jacks, Mrs. Turner (sponsor), and Linda Denney. They have done many projects this year that you were able to see throughout the school. 28 Art PHV5ICRL SOFTBALL BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL SQUARE DANCING SHUFFLEBOARD FLOOR HOCKEY GYMNASTICS The P E. classes this year had many different activities occurring. They competed in many different sports. Coach Williams and Coach Jayroe were responsible for this.___________________ BASEBALL TUMBLING FOLK DANCING BADMINTON EDUCRTOM □FUVEPi'5 ED Upper left: Driver s Ed models the new kind of car coming in style Upper right: Coach Willis poses for the photographer Lower left: Coach Willis explains the matter to his students HUNTEFY5 5RFETV 30 Driver's Ed and Hunter s Safety NATIONAL HONOR 5DCIETV First Row A Sneed. T Woodard, and J Neal Second Row S Williams. K Steed. K Curtis. B Aldridge Third Row: D Goodwin. P Yancey. Y Vance Fourth Row C Bushe. L Reinhart. A Joshlm, and D Canker Fifth Row T Grubbs. W Johnson, and B Myers Sixth Row D Hamilton, T Lawrence, and R Fitts Wayne raises his hand as if he knows the answers National Honor Society meets to discuss their plans National Honor Society BH5 5TU0ENT COUNCIL Above: Debra Goodwin starts the year off with the traditional Student Council president's speech Right too 1985-66 Student Council members participate in the opening day skit an( bottom: Student Council, First Row. A. Whitby, A. Whitby, 2. Washington, S. Tucker, D Goodwin, D Caricker, T. Monroe Second Row: K. Holmes, T Williams, J Randolph, D Ward, K Ferrel, K Steed. K Henard. S. Williams, T. Cummins, O Derrick. P Yancey. D Halliburton, F Thomas Third Row: G Adell, E. Kelly. B Myers. M Oxner, A. Volner. P. Scott 32 Student Council HEALTH OCCUPATIONS HOSA. First Row D Ramsey. K Whittaker P Boston. L Camper. M Craft. A Mitchel. T Monroe E Simmons. C Cum mms. S Henderson Second Row K Daniels. C Vanpelt. S Mormon. M Gattis. E Dobson. E Johnson. S Burrow. A Joshlm. B Anthony. L Freeland. L Cole. J Ramsey. Ms Simpson HOME ECONOMICS FHA. First Row V Burnett. T Calahan. S Johnson. S Stovall D James Second Row Ms Westbrook, L Cole. R Almond. D Broadway M Brasmond. D Goodwin. T Brown. S McMilbon. J Privett Third Row M Port wood. L McGoy. S Hays. F Hudson. S Armstrong. S Cline, T Aldridge A Lowe Fourth Row B Aldridge. C Tucker. T Allen. I Aldridge. T Burnett. T Ap pleby. T Tucker. R Brown HOSA FHA 33 AUTO MECHANICS a Auto Mechanics. First flow A Volner. 0 Weisle. T Crossen, M Oxner. D Howton. K Morris. M Vickers Second flow. Mr Warr. D Files. T Clifton. T Grubbs. R Fisher, T Lawrence. R Helm. J McDaniel. T Simpson Third flow J Banks. B Bennett. D Kilpatrick. R Ollis. J. Watl-mgton. R Quinn. B Howton. G Tascoe. E Lewis. R Taylor. E. Jones. C Holiday WELDING Welding, First Row D Henderson. C Johnson. D Pruit. S Holiday Second Row J Moffett. B Bennett. D Yarbrough. R Fitts. L Rawls. A Burrow Third Row P Winkle. G Wilson, B Linderman. B Hood. J Berry. J Carter. B Flake 34 Auto Mechamcs Welding - BUILDING TRHDE5 Building Trades, First flow K Young. C McGee. C Burnett. W Mormon. P Allen. T Johnson Second flow T Tucker. L Jackson. G. Banks. C Cobbs, A Aldridge. S Swamgan, K Haskins. M Harvey Upper left and right The Building Trades class always has time to pose tor a picture flight The Building Trades Class improves their woodworking skills Building Trades 35 The BrinhleLj marching Tigers Top right Drum Major Tommy Woodard and Field Commander Lori Reinhart Middle left: The Senior Band puts in a lot of hard work, but take a break for marching in the Homecoming Parade Above The Band listens intently to Mr Graham's lecture Left Sherry Chunn gives it everything at the Marion game 36 Sr Band Lonna Defcn Tracy Angel� ca Lamie Kim Sharron Picture Not Available Sr Band 37 Senior Band Members. Seated Kimberly Steed, Jayme Neal. Debra Goodwin. Yolanda Vance, Brenda Aldridge Standing: Laura Henderson. Tommy Woodard, Ben Thomas. Angellcia Sneed. Ceclla Person, Sheila Devine — ' ■ . • —- -� - , J. V Field Commander Lon through her solo Reinhart urges Sheronda Tucker 38 Band - CHOIR Directing Mrs Jane Overcash At the Piano: Audra Shatter Front Row: J Ramsey, P Yancey, D Halliburton, S. Bonds. F Thomas, M Brasselman. P Boston, T Washington Second Row R Almond, A Mitchel, L. Tucker. D Swamgan, G. Swamgan, D Anderson, S Henderson, Z Washington, N Stallings Third Row: F. Thomas, S. Tucker, J Randolph. M Duncan. K Linder-man. V Ellison, T Hancock. C. Williams Fourth Row S Hudson. K Owens. T Crossen, K Haskins. J Harris. T Swamgan. E Dobson All Region Choir Members F. Thomas. G. Swamgan. and D Anderson . THE 5RVRGE BER5T Choir 39 Front Row D Goodwin, J Butler. L Kegley, O Weisle. A Collins. M Volner. and R Burrow Second Row D Terrell. K Curtis. P Hall. M Vickers. M Ruehl. W Johnson. T. Cummins. G Adell. G Swamgan____________________ BLEINE55 DEPRRTmENT Top left Everyone listens to Mrs Coleman Top right Looks like everyone is into every one else's business Above left These students are hard at work Mrs Williams lectures the class on the subject 40 Business THE5PIHN CLUB Front Row K Ferrell. H Howton. V. Joshlm. J Neal. K Curtis. D Canker, and D Hamilton Second Row K Churchwell. S Brimer. D McDaniel. B Strum. D Wofford. O Weisle. K Henard. A Collins. S Williams, C Halliburton. L Reinhart. K Cruce. C Arnett. N Sullivan. C Bushe Back Row M Volner. T Grubbs. K Steed. A Volner. J Henderson. G Dills. T Woodard. T Monroe. M Craft. R Duncan, and K Young CAST by Neil Simon Directed by Jack Myers Felix — Daniel Hamilton Oscar — Monte Craft Murry — Greg Dills Speed — Trent Grubbs Roy — Jay Henderson Vmme — Gary Swamgan Cecily — Stephanie Williams Gwendolyn — Beverly Strum Director s Assistant — Todd Monroe Stage Manager — Chandra Halliburton The people behind the book — We've had a lot of hard times to go along with the good times. As you can see, Kathleen Self — Sponsor Stephanie Williams — Editor in Chtf| Cindy Bushe — Business Manage! Jeffl Teal — Photo Lab Aavisor ■ Paula Campbell — Staff Kathryn Cruce — Staff Delana De Priest — Staff Royce Duncan — Lab Debi Nash — Staff Lori Reinhart — Staff Marvin Volner — Lab David Wilson — Lab Regyna Wood — Staff p H L 0 A T B 0 some of us were affected more than others. We didn’t get started as early as we should have and it was rush, rush, rush, to meet deadlines. But with everyone working together and helping each other out WE MADE IT!! 42 Annual Staff Photo Lab Well now that we have finished the annual, and everyone has calmed down, we can start working on ideas for next year's annual. This means more work, decisions, and arguments, but that is what it takes to have a GREAT annual. Just look at this year's!!! .. . Stephanie Williams Annual Staff Photo Lab 43 Main Building Monitors Mrs Satterfield, Delana Ramsey. Melissa Potts. Alan Hilsdon. Kim Henard. Billy Flake, and Shiquita McMillon Anne Monitors Daniel Hamilton. Mrs Morris. Holly Howton. Michelle Baney. Terri French. Sam Marshall. Eddie Lacefield. LaDons McMillon. and Cindy Bushe M 0 N I T O R S A N D Vo-Tech Monitors Kathy Tackett. Cindy Hamm. Mandy Joshlm. Ms Waller, Jeanme Ramsey. Thomas Quinn, and Delana Ramsey M A F R I S R H E A L S Counselor's Office Monitors Jeffery Kellar, John King, Royce Duncan. Deanna Carrikar. and Neala Sullivan Fire Marshals: M Oxner. C. Camper, T. Swamgan. K Curtis. A Aldridge. L. Camper. L. Gray, and A Clifton 44 Monitors Tiger Members are. Front Wow K Camper mgr B Baker. R Henard, C Childers. L Russel, J Scott. D Files. T Washington. R Tyson. T Haskins. D Henry Second Row A Whitby, mgr. C Vanpelt, M Oxner. D Pighee. T Bean. C Elliot. D Williams. G Pearson, L Washington. D Terrell. G Burley. R Partee. Coach Allen Perry Third Row C McGee, mgr W Mormon. S Taylor R Stigall. T Crossen, R Crossen. K Haskins. J Webb. J Hendrix. J Berry. T Clifton. Coach Dale Stokes. Coach David Carpenter Back Row P Scott, mgr. J McDaniel. J Watlington. C Washington. G Banks, J Banks. C Camper. E Coleman. D Wilson. A Aldridge. W Johnson, and Coach Donnie Willis 46 Sr Tiger Football Front Row: J McDaniel. M. Oxner. T. Crossen. T Clifton. C. Elliot. T Bean Second Row W Mormon. D Terrell, C Washington, J Webb. J Watl-ington. K Haskm Third Row Coach Allen Perry. A Aldridge. E. Coleman. C Camper. J Banks. G Banks. W Johnson Top left Corey snags a wet ball for a gain Top right: Glenn is wondering why his blockers are just standing there Top center: Joe tries to tackle a Seminole while Tova bites his leg Left Mike tries a move he learned in dance class to distract a Seminole Right Mike tries to keep his energy flowing while Coach Perry gives him a pep talk Sr. Tiger Football 47 Sr Tiger Football Brinkley 14 Beebe Opponent 17 7 Clarendon 20 20 Searcy 28 6 Marvell 24 21 Rivercrest 45 6 Hope 42 12 Osceola 21 27 Newport 22 7 Wtnne 12 15 Marion 14 Top We sure do have some mean looking coaches Lett That's team SPIRIT' Bottom left Darren throws a block so Curtis can gam a few yards Right Mike and Arista try to talk their fans into coming to the game and cheering for those TIGERS Far left The All District and honorable mention players for the 1965 football season are Seated Darryl Terrell. Cor ey Camper, and Kenny Haskins Standing Arista Aldridge. James Watlmgton. Wayne Johnson, and Tova Bean 48 Sr Tiger Football TIGER BASKETBALL TIGER BASKETBALL T I G E R B R 5 H E T R L L Sf Boys’ Basketball, Kneeling: T Appleby. A Tucker Standing Coach Willis, D. Hunt, S Swamgan. A Aldridge. W Johnson, E Coleman. T, Eckwood. J. Banks, C Camper, P Scott. G Banks. K James, C Washington. D Terrell, Coach Williams T I G E R R 5 H E T B R L L I 49 Left Corey Camper shows them what Tigers are made of Center Curtis Washington puts another two on the boards Right Jackie Ray Banks springs into action TIGER POWER Upper left: Curtis gives it his magic touch Upper middle Darryl is always ready to help off the court Upper right Glen powers his way to the top Middle Even our bench is full of power Lower left Arista makes his move Lower middle Corey always has time to pose for a picture Lower right: Even at school our players have time to clown around 50 Sr Boys' Basketball Brinkley Opponent 54 Wheatley 44 69 Clarendon 49 66 Forrest City 30 103 England 60 60 Cotton Plant 47 71 Green County Tech 63 74 Beebe 51 73 Lonoke 70 83 Searcy 67 61 Green County Tech 55 88 Newport 50 92 Marianna 81 94 Osceola 74 52 Marion 42 76 Rivercrest 53 64 Wynne 58 95 Marion 51 95 Osceola 77 64 Newport 47 77 Rivercrest 66 Upper left Kyle lays it up for another two Upper right: Shawn goes up for the jumpshot Above The crowd plays an important role in the game Sr B Team Coach Williams. F Thomas. D Swanigan. H McNeal, B Myers. A Tucker. A Hanes. I Aldridge, P Scott. T Appleby. T Whit more. D Hunt. R Jones. R Tyson, and Coach Willis Sr Boys Basketball 51 TigErEttes BashEtball swn. 5 g rrrj %i ! 4 0. [I 1 °| U 121] f 201 IM Front Row D Tate. L Clarke. T Washington. T French. S Hudson. N Sullivan Back Row K Blackmon A Sneed S Smith L Henderson. P. Banks. B Anthony. L Swamgan. Coach Jayroe 52 Girls Basketball Terri French shoots for two! Fight for it, Neala' 5R. GIRLS BR5HETBRLL G I R L S Sharron doesn't Sr Girts Basketball 53 Off-Season 55 Holly is cheering on the Tigers, for her last (of Five) years She is captain of the senior squad this year We want to wish her luck as a college cheerleader i c H E E R L E R □ E R 5 Sr Cheerleaders 57 5R. GIRL5' TRRCH Front Row: K. Real, K Blackman, S. Hudson, P. Burnett, B. Anthony, D. Broadway, E Johnson, D Ward, and Lonora Tucker Back How: S. Stigall, V Gray, T Washington S. Smith. T. French, N Sullivan. I, Clarke, A McClellan. A Sneed. L Henderson, and Coach carpenter 58 Sr Girts' Track B.H.5. s TPiRCHtians These girls run around the gym to stay in shape for track Some of these girls look as if they are ready to fall out on the floor 59 Above: Members of the Tennis Team are First Row: J. Fites, D Hamilton, B Myers. G Dills Second Row: S. Brimer, D McDaniel. J. Keller, Coach Brmer Left: Greg shows us what he does best Belwo: Daniel gets ready to pounce, but Trey moves in for the kill 60 Tennis JR. TRflCH Everett Vance Keith James Stephen Wright Carl Mitchell Jeffrey Kellar Coach Williams Jr Boys' Track 61 Cubs Have a Winning Season Front Row P Caudle. D Wilkison. J Lawrence. E Bracey, A Chunn. P Mitchell. J. Clay. B Crossen. K McMilhon Second Row: Coach Roberts. J. Hayes, M Devins. D Davis, C Mitchell. B Hallum. S Wright. M Fowler. T. Tucker. Coach Duncan Third Row: J. Shelton, W Anthony. F Teague. T Bean. G Martin. K James. K Wilkinson. C. Derrick. C. Edwards. L Aldridge. K Moore Fourth Row: R Neal. B Fitts, K Durham. L Caveness, F McMillion. R Henry. T. Holiday, R Mills, D Banks. J King. B Simpson Scoreboard Marvell 0 Brinkley 40 Newport 14 Brinkley 14 Hughes 12 Brinkley 24 Forrest City 20 Brinkley 0 Searcy 6 Brinkley 6 Wynne 0 Brinkley Lonoke 20 Brinkley 13 Clarendon 8 Brinkley 6 DeWitt 32 Brinkley 34 Marion 6 Brinkley 24 5-3-2 8th Graders 8-5-1 62 Cub Football Top left T Tucker gets hit below the belt Top right F Teague tries to intercept the ball Above G Martin tries to hit the guy in front of him Right L Caveness keeps 15 from getting up Club Football 63 BR5HETBRLL BR5HETBRLL BR5HETBRLL V The BJH Basketball Cubs have worked ' tremendously hard this season and the scoreboard has proven it. The entire Brinkley community is proud of them, as their fellow students and team members are. Everyone came out to cheer them on. The Cub Basketball. 1st Row: J. Keller. T Aldridge. C. Mitchell. S Wright, E Bracy.W Shelton, and S Newell 2nd flow K Durham. E Vance. J. Shelton, T Allen, J King, B Simpson, D Banks, K. James. K Potts. V BJH Clubs have many outstanding members, who have contributed a great deal to the sport called basketball BHS is greatly indebted to them, and I am sure BHS will be standing behind them in many seasons to come. BR5HETBRLL BR5HETBRLL BR5HETBRLL 64 Cub Basketball BR5HETBRLL BR5HETBRLL BR5HETBRLL B R 5 H E T B R L L B R 5 H E T B R L L BR5HETBRLL BR5HETBRLL BR5HETBRLL R 5 H E T B R L L B R 5 H E T B R L CUB P □ W E R Brinkley Opponent 30 Clarendon 29 45 Parkin 39 58 England 23 42 Rivercrest 50 32 Marvell 30 42 Cotton Plant 21 33 Clarendon 32 32 Marvell 30 56 Wheatley 33 40 Marianna 37 32 Wynne 54 40 Wynne 45 3T-:T. Club Basketball 65 Above: Serena is desperately seeking a team mate to throw the ball to as Stacy casually walks to her aid Right: It’s a jump ball. but. “Where's the Ball7'' Above. Kneeling: Kim Miller. Serena Turnage. Stacy Chunn. Sheila McGoy. Denise Hollister. Tiffany Dillard, and Anne Lowe. Standing: Sheila Smith. Kelsey Halibur-ton. Jackie Cline. Diane Jones. Stephanie Beasly, Felicia Hudson. Denise Tucker, and Coach Roberts 66 Jr Girls’ Basketball 5CDRE5 UNRVRILRBLE 68 Junior Cheerleaders flDfTllNl5TRHTlDN t i I Leon Randolph Principal Bobbie Davis Asst Superintendent for Federal Programs Glen King Asst Principal 70 Administration Mrs Mary Miller Federal Bookkeeper Mrs Kenneth Boyle Secretary to Superintendent Mrs Epths Wilkison Bookkeeper Payroll . OT Sue Satterfield Secretary to Principal Carol Morris Secretary to Asst Principal BrinhleLj School Board William Cook Ben Myers Dennis Tate Barbara Wallace Steve E Hedge DEDICATION Webster's definition of dedication is a self-i sacrificing devotion,'' but Brinkley High School's is Mrs. Carol Jeanne Morris. She has been dedicated to BHS for 7 years now Therefore we proudly dedicate the 1986 Tiger to Mrs. Carol Jeanne Morris She was born January 5, 1940 in Cherry Valley to her proud parents. Homer and Iva Fields. Mrs Morris received many high school honors before her graduation from Cotton Plant High School in 1958 She was salutatorian of her senior class, cheerleader, secretary of her senior class, co-editor of the Scrapper annual, Vice-President of Student Council, homecoming maid 2 years secretary and treasurer of the Beta Club, member of FHA, Press Club and Girls' Choir FFA Sweetheart and Who's Who She was as successful after graduation as before Mrs Morris is married to Danny Morris and she has three children: Mike, Sissy, and Kevin Her free time is spent playing the piano, working crossword puzzles, and keepinng stats for the Hunter Bluejays You can always find her at any sports event ■ She is very supportive of the Brinkley Tigers. Mrs. Morris is always ready and willing to help anyone in any way that she can. You can always depend on her to be there if you need her Brinkley High School wouldn't be able to run without her. i Thank you, Mrs. Morris for being who you are — you!!! 72 Dedication Guiding Tadag... Far Left: Mr Vance s classes put in time with the books Left: Every Friday during football season Ms Morris enjoys the pep rallies Center: Mr King was surpnsed by a gorilla that delivered a red rose for his birthday Below: Sharon listens as Ms Westbrook leads a class discussion Bottom Right: Mr Thomas Mr Randolph share a laugh during the hustle and bustle of the homecoming activities USan Banks Counselor's Secretary V'vian Bonds Eng. Aide Maureen Butler History Dept. Agnes Coleman Business Dept Mary Ferrell Eng. Aide Robinette Fields Eng. Dept., French Robert Hudgins Math Dept. Sue Jayroe P.E., Athletics Debby Kearby History Dept Winona Maddex English Dept Mary K Meacham Science Dept. Louise Mitchell History dept. 74 Faculty Mr. Ervin L. Smith has been teaching at BHS for 15 years He attended AM N College at Pine Bluff, and majored in chemistry. He said he decided to become a teacher to bypass Vietnam and doesn't believe he could have been forced into a more rewarding profession Mr. Smith plans to teach for 14 more years. When he does retire he plans to start a small business that he can operate between fishing, shooting pool, and enjoying his rocking chair money. Cindy Bushe Faculty 75 AND THEN... Ill THERE WERE TEHCHER5 Helen Moye Library John Myers Eng Dept. Gladys Privet Resource Valorie Ridle Math Dept. Kathleen L. Self Eng. Dept. Yearbook Geraldine Simpson Health Occupation Ervin Smith Science Dept Carol Stallings Eng. Dept Sheila Thomas Eng. Dept. 76 Faculty Robinette Fields was bom on July 6, 1959. Robinette grew up in Magnolia and attended Magnolia High School from where she graduated in 1977. She attended Southern Arkansas University at Magnolia for two years. Then she finished her education at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Mrs. Fields is married and has one darling child, Erion Randal Mrs. Fields enjoys cooking, listening to music, and twirling a rifle (when she can find one). Mrs. Fields decided to become a teacher because she loves working with young people. She chose language because she feels it is important to be able to communicate well with people. Mrs. Fields doesn't anticipate to continue teaching for a long period of time She would like to learn another language and use it and French for traveling in Europe. Cindy Bushe Faculty 77 Steve Thomas Welding Eddie Tucker Soc. Studies Judy Turner Art Dept. Leslie Warr Auto Mechanics Charllet Westbrook Home Ec., Ch. Dev. Elma Williams Counselor Herbert Williams P.E., Athletics June Williams Study Hall Virginia Williams Business Dept. Donnie Willis P.E., Dr, Ed., Athletics Karen Willis Resource Aide Emmanuel Vance Building Trades 78 Faculty John Myers. Does the name sound familiar? It should Mr Myers is very popular at BHS, he teaches junior English, speech, drama, is the sponsor ofthe Thespian Club, and directs plays for our entertainment. Mr Myers graduated from Eldorado High School, and from there attended the University of Arkansas While there he majored in speech, and, of course, got his teaching degree. Mr. Myers chose teaching because he enjoys explaining things, and, in the process, expanding his own understanding. He said if his teaching career were to ever end, he would like to write. I'm sure we would all enjoy reading some of Mr. Myers' future work, although, we would like to see him continue to teach. Cindy Busche Faculty 79 WOULDN'T HOVE BEEN THE 5HCT1E WITHOUT THEfTl 80 HIUJ -J III CCD LUCE ID • 82 Seniors • mumnumr- mu Gregg Bernard Adell Brenda Venita Aldridge Glynn E. Banks r rr- w Diane Anthony Jackie Ray Banks Above: Dewayne Pruitt tells us about the little accident he had Below: C. Camper, W Johnson, J McDaniel, M Oxner — COOL DUDES!!! z 5EMDR CLR55 FRVDRITE — BRENDR RLDRIDGE Curtis Leon Burnett Patricia Burnett Carrie Brown Kevin Brown Kim Blackmon Kirk Brann Steven Breeding Debra Broadway 84 Seniors CO coco QQQ Joel fTldllaniel s TTT I I II I II I I I I I I..I I I I I I TTTT71 M111111111 n ......... rm 10 H IZt IheBHS seniors have gone all out with their cheering for our basket ball teams this year But a few of them lust couldn't seem to get a hang of it as you can see They had a lit tie trouble with the cheers or something A tew of the more spirited seniors tried to lead everyone in cheers So far they have succeeded Andra DeAnne Collins Cedric Cotton Troy Anthony Crossen Kimberly Sue Curtis Seniors 87 Angela Yvonne Daniels Linda Faye Denney Wanda Kay Denney Sheila Devine Johnny Dillard Clarence E. Elliott Venetta Ellison Kimberly Renee Ferrell Seniors 89 it i 1111 i rrrn 11 ii r i 111 i 1111 11 i i - - Z tt niiii111111111111111iii 1111 i s s z z s Harold frennis Grubbs Jr Paula Kay Hall Kenny Ray Haskin William Ray Helm Kimberly llene Henard Laura Patricia Henderson Darron L Henderson Sharon L Henderson ■ttttflHHNtti These seniors look like their minds are in or bit. but seeing who they should be I can see why they would be Their time is running out. and high school is at Elizabeth Hilton Steve L Holiday Calvin Holiday Burt Hood Seniors 91 David A Hooghtten Sharon Mane Hudson Leo Jackson Holly Michaeia Howton Shane Jacks E. Wayne Johnson The boys who were chosen to attend Boys' State this past summer were: — Jackie Ray Banks. Wayne Johnson. Ryan Fitts, Michael Ox-ner. Joel McDaniel. Eddie Lacefield. and Corey Camper 92 Seniors Victoria Lorraine Joshlin Franklin E. Lacefietd Sidney Odis March Brenda Manca Jones Douglas D Kilpatrick Tommy V Lawrenre Jr. The girls who were chosen to attend Girls' State this past summer were — 1st Row Brenda Aldridge. Yolanda Vance, Jamye Neal, and La Dons McMillion. 2nd Row: Deanna C a r i k e r. Jeanne Ramsey. Kim Ferrell, and Vicki Joshlin Seniors 94 Seniors Dewayne Pruitt Jeannie F. Ramsey Tamara Leigh Rawls David Rodgers Karen Smith PamelaSmith Sharon Lyshette Smith Anjelica Sneed Patricia Lynn Sprawling Beverly Diane Strum Gary D. Swanigan 96 Seniors MOTTO To be what we are to become what we are capable of becoming, is only the beginning of life COLORS Royal Blue and Silver FLOWERS White Rose SONG That s What Friends Are For 1SQB 5ENIDR5 Seniors 97 SENIORS SENIORS SEN SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS _____ SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SEN IORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS _ _ . 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Some seniors are serious, some are smart, some are jocks, and MOST of them are retarded. They make school exciting and most definitely different School days will never be the same again, after they leave. We will miss them and the fun times they have given us. The seniors of 1986 have attributted a great deal to Brinkley High School that no other class has ever done. But, all I can say is GOOD-BYE and watch out for the seniors of 1987!!! Stephanie Williams Shirley Swanigan . Tammy Negra Swanigan Robert Taylor Kenneth Jeffery Teal Darryl B. Terrell Benjamin Franklin Thomas Lenora M Tucker Yolanda Kay Vance Iska Vilppnnen Arvin Lee Volner Marvin Thomas Volner Curtis Washington Tracy Lynn Washington Willie Washington James Watlmgton Robert Lee Webb Lois Oneida Wiesle Shelly Williams 100 Seniors Dena Joan Wofford Tommy Woodard Tonya Marie Wyatt Dolly Wynne Donald Alan Yarbrough Keith J Young Seniors 101 PRETTIEST EYES Kim Curtis Debra Goodwin Wayne Johnson Joel McDaniel FRIENDLIEST Brenda Aldridge Joel McDaniel Kimberly Steed Darryl Terrell BIGGEST FLIRT Corey Camper Debra Goodwin Michael Oxner Laura Perry WHO’S WHO WHO'S WHO WHO’S WHO WHO’S WHO WHO’S WHO WHO’S WHO WHO’S WHO BEST FIGURE PHYSIQUE Debra Goodwin Holly Howton Joel McDaniel Curtis Washington CUTEST SMILE Corey Camper Kim Curtis Debra Goodwin Michael Oxner BEST DRESSED Jackie Ray Banks Wayne Johnson Angelica Sneed Kimberly Steed 102 Seniors MOST SPIRITED Gregg Adell Debra Goodwin Holly Howton Joel McDaniel MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Brenda Aldridge Corey Camper Ryan Fitts Kimberly Steed MOST TALENTED Jackie Ray Banks Debra Goodwin Wayne Johnson Jamye Neal WHO’S WHO WHO’S WHO WHO’S WHO WHO’S WHO WHO'S WHO WHO’S WHO WHO’S WHO BEST PERSONALITY Brenda Aldridge Wayne Johnson Vicki Joshlin Michael Oxner MOST ATHLETIC Jackie Ray Banks Laura Henderson Holly Howton Curtis Washington s-r MOST DEPENDABLE Ryan Fitts Wayne Johnson Kimberly Steed Yolanda Vance Seniors 103 the Future Bab� es 105 106 Babies Babies 107 Seniors 111 CURTIS m LAURA We love you and are very proud of you Good luck in the future Love Mom Dad Blessed are the pure m heart: for they shall see God Matt 58 Love Mother Congratulations: We finally wishes Love. Mom. Dad. Mike. — We are very proud of you. Good luck in everything you want to do. We love you a lot. Daddy. Mother. Jeff We are proud of you Lots of Love. Grandma PaPa Williams TOMMY WOODARD You're my very best frie how much you've i of luck .ove. Jamye I can never tell ant to me Bes Your future has just begun so thank God Love always, Momma. Daddy. Palma. Jr Rita, (Donnie) Paul We are proud for you and hope you remember, you get from life what you put into it. Love. Mom. Dad. Stephanie Congratulations! You light up our lives Love. Momma. Daddy. the rest of thr family MICHAEL OXNER Tamara Beverly Strutji . Pjula K y Hall Conqralula Lord leads y Love, Dad Senior Salute Carmrcmdote mclpei Ox L Oneida Wiesla Wt' TAMARA HOLMES RQpERT FISHER You’ve always been my dream and now my dream has come true. I hope ail of our Congratulations' You did a terrific job this ear Yearbook Staff Die ist unser sohn br Sei was er will ( This is our son. Let him be what he want to.) Gluckwunsch, Die Vater. und Mutter — A f«r I 1 � 4 TONY YArT Hey girl! You made it! I wish you all the sappiness in the world' 3est of friends. Melissa Congratulations and best of luck m the future We love you. Grandmother. Grandaddy. Willie Our friendship has come a long way. hope the years to come are better. You'll always be something special ove ya. Malissa JUNIOR Stephanie Williams President Alice Mitchell Parliamentarian Roslyn Almond Beverly Anthony Kirk Camper James Carter Joseph Carter Linda Cole Student Council Representatives. Zette Washington. Brandon Myers. Patricia Yancey Pam Boston Felecia Brown Ryan Brown 116 Juniors Officers Kathryn CruCe Reporter Paul Winkel Vice-President Juniors 117 Daniel Hamilton has been selected to be our Junior Class Favorite this year. Daniel is a member of the National Honor Society, Science Club, Thespian Club, and Tennis Team He has also been a member of all the school plays. Daniel's hobbies include playing basketball, tennis, baseball, and Intellivision. Daniel was also selected to represent the Junior Class in the BHS Beau Pageant. In the future, Daniel plans to go to college and major in Business. □lass Favorite DeLana DePriest Russell Files Robert Gaddis Jackie Gause Chandra Halliburton Diane Halliburton Daniel Hamilton Jay Henderson Above Felicia Thomas during the Homecoming activities Below Jackie Ray must have said something wrong, again t L • ••0 •Ml •■•I t Above Paul Winkle skipping again Below Even Juniors par tidpate m Olympic Day. Juniors 119 Alice Mitchel was selected to be our Junior Class Favorite this year Alice is a member in the HOSA Club where she holds the office of Vice-President She is also a three year member of the choir and plans to take it her senior year Alice said her favorite things to do are making new friends, watching her VCP, eating and singing. In the future, she plans to go to college and become a Registered Nurse Above Daniel Hamilton gives us his disgusted look Below Cindy Bushe. talking as usual Tbp Bight Greg Dills takes time from his Algebra II to look at the camera Right Chan dra Halliburton shows off the Junior float Bottom Right Kyle James poses for a quick picture Darrell Pignee Melissa Potts Delana Ramsey Kim Moss Brandon Myers Kim Owens Juniors 121 Darrell Pighee was selected to be the Junior Class Favorite this year Darrell participates in many athletics at BHS such as football and track and field Darrell likes to spend his free time reading and drawing. In the future, Darrell plans to go into News Broadcasting Darrell would like to thank all of his classmates for voting for him. Upper left: Juniors push to get back to class Above Kathryn Cruce works on the Junior Float Right Carol Arnette is too busy to look at the camera Lett: Juniors during Homecoming Lower left: The Junior Float in the Parade Below Lon Reinhart directs the Marching Tigers Lower right: A typical Junior Locker Clem Tucker Stephanie Tucker Gayla Tyler Curtis Vanpelt Mark Vickers Dangela Ward Zette Washington Sonya Wiesle Juniors 123 Stephanie Williams, our Junior Class Favorite, is active in many clubs at BHS such as National Honor Society, Student Council. Science Club, Thes pian Club, and Annual Staff She is also the Annual Staff Editor. Junior Class President, and has taken part in many school plays Her hobbies in elude dancing, reading, and being with her friends Stephanie said the best thing that has happened to her. happens all through her high school years, this is being with her friends. 5TUDENT COUNCIL REPRE5ENTRTIVE5 Todd Monroe Anita Whitby Annette Whitby CLB55 □FFICER5 Lon Swanigan President Bobby Baker Vice-President Stephanie Williams Secretary Laime Freeland Treasurer Tiffany Temple Reporter Lance Gray Parliamentarian iophomores Lisa Adell Edward Aldridge Issac Aldridge Tony Appleby Bobby Baker Edward Baker Michelle Baney Effiee Beasley Rachelle Benson Staci Brimer Glenn Burley Tiffany Calahan Latunjha Camper Tonya Carlock Chris Childers Sherry Chunn Karen Churchwell Lauree Clarke Amy Clifton Lawrence Cline Felecia Cole Tracy Collier T ina Coleman Randal Crossen Sophomores 127 Dawn Gilmore Lance Gray Andre Tucker is a sophomore class favorite He is fifteen years old. His hobbies are playing basketball, talking to girls, and going to parties with the Boys and rocking the house If Andre had a wish he said he would want a particular girl to become his lady this year Tiffany Temple is a sophomore class favorite She is 15 years old She enjoys twirling and playing the French Horn in the band Her hobbies are dancing, singing, listening to the stereo, talking on the phone, and being with her friends Her favorite subject is biology. Laime Freelan Joy Hamilton Anissa Hankins Alan Haynes Robert Henard Kim Henderson Darren Henry 128 Sophomore Allen Hilsdon Kirk Hood Clarence Horton Bobby Hawton David Hunt Joyce Jackson Debbie James Richard Jones Emmett Lewis Dena McDaniel Lance McGee Lisa McCoy Shanda McMillion Dennis Mallone Samantha Marshall Todd Monroe Shelia Morris Dennis Moss Lonna Murphy Debi Nash Janetta Parris Rodney Partee Gahaza Pearson Robbie Porter Sophomores 129 Brian Powell Franklin Privett Richard Quinn Kathy Reynolds Tracy Riggins Paul Scott Shannon Smith Kevin Dorman a sophomore class favorite He is 16 years old and drives a '68 red camaro, His hobbies are going deer hunting, riding 3-wheelers, and playing football His favorite subject is biology and his least is geometry. After he graduates, he plans to go to college Travis Simpson Debbie James is a sophomore class favorite. She is 15 years old Her hobbies are dancing, skating, and twirling the flag Her favorite subject is health and after she finishes high school, she wants to become a cosmetologist Shelia Stovall Leslie Swanigan Lon Swanigan Debra Tate Scott Taylor Tiffany Temple Frankie Thomas La Sonya Thomas 130 Sophomores Sophomores 131 Andre Tucker Sheronda T ucker Robert Tyson Kim Vance Lana Veazey Sonya Watts Anita Whitby Annette Whitby Terry Whitmore Glen Wilhite Keith Wilkinson Stephanie Williams 51LLIE5T 5DPHDmDRE5 Laime Freeland Lance Gray Leslie Swamgan Andre Tucker 132 Sophomores FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President — Jeffrey Kellar Vice-President — Kenneth Word Secretary — Terrie Cummins Treasurer — Terrence Bean Representative — Shunnette Bonds Parliamentarian — Michael Fowler STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Opal Derrick Jackie Randolph Diane Washington Fruitiest Freshman are Franklin McMillion, Anne Lowe. Jeffrey Kellar. and Terrie Cummins Terry Aldridge Sophia Armstrong Cindy Baney Shunnette Bonds Michael Braselman Tom Brown Rhonda Burrow Jamfer Butler Stacy Chunn Thomas Clatfelter 134 Freshmen Above These Freshmen look as if their first year here wasn't exciting Below: Stacey needs to share her smile with Damion James Daniel Doug Davis Chris Derrick Opal Derrick Michael Fowler Jenifer Gause Brooks Hallum Teresa Hancock joesette Hargrove Tanya Harris James Hayes Ray Henry Debra Hicks Tony Holiday Patricia Hood Freshmen 135 Felecia Hudson Lynn Kegley Jeffrey Kellar Karen Kilpatrick John King Brad Larker Jeff Lawrence Karen Linderman Anne Lowe Shelia McGoy Angel McMillion Shiquita McMillion Rhonda Montgomery Rhonda Morris Rhonda Morrison “I enjoy cheerleading, baton twirling, and water skiing. I'm captain of the Jr. High Cheerleaders. I'm a Student Council Representative and Freshman Secretary. The most exciting thing that's happened to me was getting Freshman maid and picked to be in the Miss BHS Sweetheart pageant. If I had one wish it would be for a pink 959 Porsche with a rich, blonde haired, blue eyed guy driving. Either this girl is shy or she has a bad complexion 136 Freshmen Scott Newell James Nickleson Michael Perry Michelle Portwood Kevin Potts Josette Privett Vonda Pruitt Danette Ramsey Jackie Randolph Audra Schaefer “My hobbies are water skiing, playing a guitar, football, and baseball After school I plan to go to college and have something to do with music. If I had one wish it would be to be the hottest guitar player ever. The most exciting thing that has happened to me all year is breaking my leg and having everyone wait on me. ” Brian Simpson Britt Simpson Ronnie Smith Nanci Stallings Freshmen 137 Kim Wallace Pam Walton Kelly Watts Kevin Wilkison Christy Williams Franklin is a member of the Brinkley football team. His hobbies are thumping1' his opponents in a football game, watching wrestling, and hanging out with his friends. His most exciting moment for his freshmen year was having a winning' cub football season. If he had one wish it would be for him to thump'' his opponents all year round. 138 Freshmen Class Officers Pres. — Randy Mills Vice-Pres. — Diane Jones Sec. — Kim Holmes Treas. — Tanya Wilson Rep. — Sonia Morris Pari. — James Shelton Student Council Rep. Kim Holmes Eric Kelly Tameika Williams Susan Bennett TobiBethell Keith Bragg Bob Briley Class Favorites Randy Mills Kim Holmes Keith James Tanya Wilson 140 8th Grade Michelle Burnett Christy Burns Ken Burrow Brad Cade Kelly Capshaw Jennifer Carroll Phil Caudle Lonnie Cavaness Anthony Chunn James Clay Jackie Cline Robbie Cline Sheila Coleman Tammy Cotton Hillmon Davis Jesse Davis Tina Davis Robin Derrick Tracy Dobson Deidre Douglas Bruce Fitts Cindy Golden Tanya Grimes Rebecca Hall Kelsey Halliburton Martha Henderson David Herman Susan Hoffman Kim Holmes Rhonda Cole 8th Grade 141 Denise Hollister Robert Holub Shannon Holub Cliff Howton Shannon Howton Kelvin James Dianne Jones Mary Jones Josh Joshlm Eric Kelly Dianne Lawton Jana Malloy Garrick Martin Mane McGee Rona McMillion Tredian McMi Ihon Christy Melkovitz Kim Miller Randy Mills Charlotte Milton 8th Grade Phillip Mitchell Kevin Moore Sonya Morris Justin Moses Bradley Myers Richard Neal Robert Newmon Jay Norman Tammy Nunn Shan Parker Ginna Pearson Rusty Petty Mike Prestwood Marvin Pruiett Amanda Quinn Gary Quinn Joanna Repass Cameron Reynolds Geneen Robinson Lon Shannon 8th Grade 143 Shannon Stiennetl Jeff Stonesipher Sam Sprawling Kathy Tackett Tanya Terrell Sage Thomas Justin Tracy Right Cordell doesn't look to happy about having his picture made Far Right Kim has found something amusing in what Dana is telling her Left These 8th graders aren't having any trouble adjusting to high school Upper right Christy is marching with the junior high band in the Homecoming parade 144 8th Grade Upper left Shannon is wondering what Dianne is finding so funny Right Eric is really surprised at what he made on his English test Lower left Jana has done a good job on the Jr high majorette line this year Below Ms Kearby was taken by surprise on this one Olando Tucker Kim Vance Malissa Walker Stephanie Ward David Wilkison Tameika Williams Tanya Wilson Kevin Yancey Janet Yarbrough Pam Yarbrough 8th Grade 145 f Z= As this school year comes to an end, the Time Machine is landing and the 1986 Seniors are preparing to graduate. It is a memorable time for everyone, which I believe the 1986 Tiger yearbook staff has captured successfully. We has many problems to face us in our goal to meet deadlines, as staff members before us have had. We all pulled together and worked the problems out and I can proudly say that the end result was an achievement beyond what we had expected. I would like to thank Mr. Randolph, Mr. King, Mrs. Satterfield, Mrs. Morris, and Mrs. Miller for all the help they gave us in completing this yearbook. You deserve a special thought of gratitude coming from the heart of each yearbook staff member Thanks! This year, the majority of the staff members were newly experienced in the work involved in completing the yearbook. But, these members were so well chosen it didn't take long for them to catch on and to get the ideas flowing. To my staff: You all were wonderful!! I can see a little of everyone in the yearbook — we did a great job. Cindy Bushe — girl, you are something else! Seventh period wouldn't have been the same without you. You critized everyone and everything but always in a joking manner. There were times when problems would start to bring us down but you would never let it be for long. Paula Campbell — What can I say? This was your first year and you did GREAT! You were always ready and waiting with your work finished and never a complaint about having to do more Kathryn Cruce — This was also your first year, but there were times when I felt that maybe you should have taken over my job. We sure couldn't have done it without you. DeLana DePriest — Things usually go pretty strange when you're around but I guess I wouldn't have it any other way. You were always willing to run those countless errands that I tricked you into doing, even when you knew that I was supposed to do them myself. You always kept us entertained with your Margaret stories Royce Duncan — This was your first year in photo lab and I'm so glad we have you to take over when Jeff leaves. We couldn't have found a better person Debi Nash — You were always full of questions, many that I couldn’t answer, but I can tell by looking at your pages that they must have been good questions. Lori Reinhart — You talked your way onto yearbook staff and I can see that you live up to what you promised and more. You were always ready with ideas and suggestions, when many of us had given up Jeff Teal — You were your own boss this year and I believe that you handled things extremely well. We seemed to all pile work on you at once, but you never complained and you always got it done one way or another. Marvin Volner — I hardly saw you, but I saw the results of your hard work. You were always willing to develop my last minute pictures and to help in every way that you could. David Wilson — Who could not recognze your level of devotion and dedication, evidence by your constant presence, brilliantly disguised as simple flirtatious behavior.flegyna Wood — We were all so sorry to see you go. At least, you were with us long enough to contribute a great deal of yourself to this yearbook. Look at your ideas now! Ms. Self — For some reason you are always put last. I guess it is because of the saying I'm saving the best for last. You must be quite a person for staying with us as long as you have Not many people could have gone through as much as you have and still be around You have been less of a teacher to us this year and more of a helpful best friend, whom we couldn’t do without. —Stephanie Renee Editor-in-Chief 146 Closing Senior Index Helj AC Art Club Lib Library Club AMHS Who's Who Among American Mad Madrigals High School Students Maj Majorette ASLA Arkansas Student Library MB Most Beautiful Association MH Most Handsome AV Audio Visual Club NHS National Honor Society BB Basketball SC Student Council BE Boys Ensemble Sci Science Club BS Boys' State SDAH Society of Distinguished CF Class Favorite American High School Students CO Class Officer Thes Thespians FB Football Tr Transfered FBLA Future Business Leaders of VB Volleyball America VICA Vocational Industrial Clubs FC Flag Corps of America FHA Future Homemakers of America WW Who's Who GE Girls Ensemble YBS Yearbook Staff GREGG BERNARD ADELL Band — 1,2; FBLA — 2,3,4; His — 3; Sc — 3,4; CO — 2,3; WW — 2, 4; Solo Ensemble — 1,2; Choir—1,2,3; Mad —1,2,3; BE -1,2 KELLIE ADELL ARISTA ALDRIDGE BRENDA VENITA ALDRIDGE CO —1,4; SC —2.3; CF — 1.2. 3, 4; Sci — 3,4; Band — 1,2,3, 4; FC — 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain — 4; Choir — 1; FBLA — 3; Thes — 3; Miss BHS — 4; NHS — 2,3,4; Rep — 4; WW — 4; AMHS — 3, 4; SDAH — 3,4 DIANE M. ANTHONY FHA — 1; Track — 1,2; HOSA — 2,3; SC — 4; Math Award — 1; Typing Award — 3 GLYNN BANKS Sci — 1,2,3,4; FB — 1,2,4; BB — 2,3,4; Track — 2,3; WW — 4; Tennis — 1; Golf — 1; CO — 1, 3; BS — 4; Thes — 3; VICA — 4; MH 3rd — 4; AMHS — 3,4; SDAH — 3,4; Mr BHS 2nd — 4; Civics Award — 1 MARIA CHRISTINA BAUER Band — 1; Choir — 1,2; VICA — 2,3 TOVA BEAN PAULA BEASLEY BRIAN KEITH BENNETT FB —1,2; Lib —3; AV —3; VICA — 3, 4 LINDA BENNET KIMBERLY DIANE BLACKMON FHA — 1,2; Pep Club — 3; Sec — 3; Track — 1,2,3,4; BB Mgr — 4; HOSA — 3,4 DERRICK BOATMAN KIRK BRANN STEVEN BREEDING VICA — 3 DEBRA BROADWAY CARRIE RENEE BROWN Track —1; HOSA —3,4; Consumer Math Award — 2; World Geo Award — 2 KEVIN BROWN LUTHER BROWN CURTIS BURNETT Senior Index 147 PATRICIA BURNETT SHARON BURNETT ALLEN BURROW VICA — 3; Lib — 4; AV — 4; Par — 4; Vo-Tech Monitor — 1 COREY TYRAY CAMPER BB —1,2,3, 4; All-State —3; All-Region — 3; Capt — 1,3; FB — 1.2,3,4; Track —1,2, 3; CF — 1,2,3; CO— 1,4; Sci — 3, 4; BS — 4; Fire Marshall — 1,2,3,4; Assi. Chief — 4; FBLA — 1 DEANNA LOUISE CARIKER NHS — 2, 3, 4; GS — 4; Sci — 3, 4; Choir — 1,2,3; SC — 4; Trea — 4; Thes — 3,4; Rep — 4; Cheerleader — 1,3,4; SC — 4; BB — 1; AMHS — 3, 4; SDAH — 3,4; Mad —1,2,3 LISA CASKEY VICA 2; HOSA — 1; VP — 1 TREY CLIFTON FB — 1,2,3.4; VICA — 4; Thes-3 CLAUDELL COBBS ELGIN COLEMAN ANDRA DEANNE COLLINS FBLA — 1,2, 3,4; VP — 4; Thes — 3,4; Monitor — 3, CF — 4 CEDRIC COTTON TROY CROSSEN KIMBERLY SUE CURTIS NHS — 2,3,4; Trea — 4; Sci — 3, 4; SC —3; Band —1,2, 3; Thes —3,4; FBLA—1,4; WW — 2,3,4; MB 2nd —4; Fire Marshall — 2,3,4; Sec — 4; AMHS — 3,4; SDAH — 3,4 ANGELA YVONNE DANIELS HOSA — 3; Trea — 3; FHA — 1, 2; Track — 3,4 LINDA FAY DENNEY Lib—1,2,3,4; Pari — 4; ASLA — 1,2, 3, 4; FBLA—1; AC —4; Sec — 4 WANDA KAY DENNEY Lib — 1,2,3,4; VP —4; FBLA— 1,4; FHA —4 SHELLA DEVINE JOHNNY DILLARD FB —1,2,3, 4; Track —1,2,3 VICA — 3, 4; FHA — 3; FB — 1, 4; Track — 2, 3; Math Award — 2 VERNETTA ELLISON FBLA — 2,3, 4; Track — 2,3,4; Choir — 1,2,3,4; All-Region — 2,3 KIMBERLY RENEE FERRELL Cheerleader — 1,3; CO — 3; HOSA — 3; Thes — 3, 4: SC — 4 ROBERT FISHER RYAN CLAYTON FITTS NHS — 2, 3,4; SC — 3, 4; Thes — 3; BS — 4; Tennis — 2; WW — 4; FB — 1, Algebra I Award — 2; Geometry Award — 2; Biology Award — 2; Civics Award — 1 TRENT GRUBBS PAUL FOWLER WILLIE GATES NHS — 3, 4; Sci — 3,4; Thes — 3.4; Track — 2; SDAH — 3,4; AMHS — 3,4; Tiger Times — 4 DEBRA DENISE GOODWIN SC — 1,2,3,4; Rep — 3; Pres — 4; Homecoming Royalty — 3; MB 4th Runner-Up — 4; Band —1,2, 3,4; Capt — 4; Outstanding Marcher — 2; All-Region — 2; Choir — 1; NHS — 2,3,4; Thes — 2,3,4; FHA —4; Sci —3,4; Par — 4; FBLA — 2,3, 4; FBLA Award — 3; His — 4; BB Mgr — PAULA KAY HALL Tr(Lonoke High) — 3; Band — 1, 2,3, 4; FTA — 2; FHA —1,2; Key Club — 2; FFA — 2; Agri Sci Award — 2; Thes — 3; FBLA — 4; Speech Drama Club — 2 ORLANDO HARPER KENNY HASKIN KIMBERLY ILENE HENARD Cheerleader — 1; SC — 3,4; HOSA —3; CO —3; SC —4; FBLA — 3 Thes — 3, 4; MB 3rd Runner-Up — 4; Monitor — 4 DARRON HENDERSON LAURA PATRICIA HENDERSON FBLA — 2; BB — 2, 3, 4; Capt — Senior Index 149 4; Band —1,2,3, 4; Sci —3,4; VP — 4; Track — 2, 3; WW — 4; Thes — 3 SHARON L. HENDERSON Thes — 2,3; Sci — 3,4; HOSA — 4; SC — 4; Choir — 4 CALVIN HOLIDAY BB — 1; Track — 1 STEVE L. HOLIDAY VICA — 2,3, 4; Par — 3,4 BERT HOOD VICA — 3, 4 SHARON MARIE HUDSON HOSA — 3; Choir — 4; Track — 1,2,3, 4; BB —4; Pep Club —3; VB — 1,2 SHANE JACKS Tr (Houston) — 2; AC — 4; Pres — 4;MH —4 LEO JACKSON CALVIN JACKSON E. WAYNE JOHNSON FB — 1,2, 3, 4; Capt — 4; All-District — 4; CO — 1,2, 3, 4 BS — 4; NHS — 2,3,4; Sci — 3, 4;FBLA —4;BB—1,2,3, 4; Capt — 4; Mr. BHS 3rd Runner-UP — 4, Mr. BHS Beau Pagent 1st Runner-UP — 4; SDAH — 3, 4; AMHS — 3, 4; WW — 4 BRENDA JONES . EARNEST DARRELL JONES FHA — 2; VICA — 2 VICTORIA LORRAINE JOSHLIN Band — 1; SC — 1; Sci — 3,4; Thes — 3,4; VP — 4; Lib — 4; Trea — 4; GS — 4; Cheerleader — 4; Typing II Award — 3; WW — 4; SDAH — 3; AMHS — 3 DAVID HOUGHTLEN VICA —2,3,4; VP — 3;FB— 1, 2 HOLLY MICHAELA HOWTON Cheerleader — 1,2,3,4; Capt — 1,2,3, 4; Best All-Around Cheerleader — 1; Sci — 3,4; Thes — 3,4; Sec — 4; Homecoming Royalty — 2, 3; CO — 1,3; Miss BHS 3rd Runner-Up — 4; WW — 4; AMHS — 4; Track — 2; Monitor — 4; Home Ec I Award — 2 DOUG KILPATRICK 150 Senior Index Senior Index 151 FRANKLIN E. LACEFIELD Band — 1; CO — 2; Sci — 3,4; Thes — 3; SC — 3 TOMMY V. LAWRENCE JR NHS — 2,3,4; VICA — 4; Thes — 3; Trea — 3; FB — 1,2; Sic — 3,4 SIDNEY ODIS MARCH Math Award — 1; Auto — Mech Award — 3; CF — 4 joel mark mcdaniel CO —2; FB —1,4; Thes —3; VP-3; Sci-3; CO — 1,4; BS — 4; Golf — 3,4; WW — 4 CHARLES A. McGEE JR. VICA — 3, 4; FB — 2,3, 4; BB — 2,3; Track — 3 DARWIN McMATH GINGER McMILLION LaDORIS McMILLION Sci — 3, 4; Trea — 4; FBLA — 2, 3; FHA —1,4; Pres — 1; Thes — 3,4; Home Ec. I Award — 1; AMHS — 3.4; SDAS — 3, 4; GS — 4; Moniotr — 4; Choir — 1 WILLIE MORMAN JAMYE KAYE NEAL Tr (Calvary) — 2; CO — 1; Homecoming Royalty — 1; Choir — 1,2,3; SC —3; Girl of the Month — 1; NHS — 2,3,4; Mad — 2, 3; Thes — 3,4; Pres Pres — 4; GS — 4; Model UN — 3; Band — 3,4; Sci — 3, 4; Tiger Times — 4; Ed — 4; Monitor — 4 BRETT A. NEWELL Lib — 1.2.3; Sci — 4;FrC — 1, 2; VP — 2; AMHS — 3,4; SDAH — 3,4; National Merit Letter — 3; Thes — 3,4 ROBIN W. OLLIS FB —2,3; Track — 1,2 MICHAEL OXNER VICA — 2, 4; Sec — 4; Thes — 3; Pres — 3; WW — 4; Mr. BHS 1st Runner-Up — 4; Sci — 3,4; Pres — 4; CF —1,2,3; CO —2,3,4 CECILA PEARSON LAURA ANN PERRY Thes — 2,3; Fr C — 1,2; Tiger Times — 4; FBLA — 3, 4; WW — 4 MARY PRICE BENNY PRUIETT DEWAYNE PRUITT ROSS RODDY REYNOLDS FB —1,2; Thes — 4; VICA — 3; Track — 2 DAVID RODGERS PAMELA SMITH HOSA — 3, 4; Cheerleader — 4; FHA—1,2, 3;Track —1,2; VB — 2; BB — 1 SHARON LYSHELLE SMITH FC — 1,4; SC — 4; Thes — 3; Lib — 1,4; Choir — 1; Sci —4; Homecoming Royalty — 1 ANJELICA SNEED Band — 1,2,3,4; Co-capt — 4; FC — 1,2,3,4, Co-capt — 4; BB — 3.4; Track — 3, 4; FBLA — 2, 3; Rep — 3; NHS — 2, 3, 4; VP — 4; Sci — 4; Homecoming Queen — 4; AMHS — 3, 4; CO — 2 PATRICIA LYNN SPRAWLING HOSA — 3; Sec — 3; BB — 1,2, 3; Track — 1.2; VB — 1,2; AC — 4 KIMBERLY ADREENE STEED Band — 1.2,3,4; Maj — 1,2,3. 4, Head Maj — 3, 4; Outstanding Member — 3; Solo Ensemble — 1,2, 3; CF — 1,2; WW — 1,4; NHS — 2,3, 4; SC — 2,4; Trea — 2; Thes — 2, 3, 4; Sci — 3, 4; Sci — 3,4; FBLA — 2; AMHS — 3,4; SDAH — 3, 4; DAR Good Citizen — 4; General Sci Award — 1; Eng. Award — 1,3; Health Award — 2; Am His — 3; Typing I Award — 2; Algebra II Award — 3; French I Award — 3; Child Development Award — 3; Miss BHS 2nd Runner-UP — 4; Tiger Times — 4; Bus Mgr — 4 BEVERLY DIAN STRUM Homecoming Royalty — 1; Frc — 1,2; VP — 2; HOSA — 3; Thes — 3,4; Lib — 4; Tiger Times — 4; Asst Ed — 4 GARY DWAYNE SWANIGAN HOSA — 3; VP — 3; FBLA — 4; Thes — 3; Choir — 1,2,3, 4; Mad — 1,2,3,4; BE —1,2, 4; All-Region — 4 SHIRLEY SWANIGAN TAMMY SWANIGAN Choir — 1,2,3,4; Mad — 4; GE — 4; Pres — 4; HOSA — 3; Thes — 3; FHA — 4; Fire Marshall — 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Royalty 2, 4 ROBERT H. TAYLOR KENNETH JEFFREY TEAL Drama — 1; VICA — 3; Rep — 3; YBS —1,2,3,4; Photo Lab Award — 1,2,3; Golf — 3; Tennis — 4 DARRYL BRIAN TERRELL 152 Senior Index FB— 1,2, 3,4; Capt — 4; BB — 1,2, 3, 4; Capt — 4; Track — 1,2, 3; FBLA — 3,4; WW — 4; CO — 4 BENJAMIN THOMAS LENORA M. TUCKER FHA — 3,4; HOSA — 3; Track — 1,2.3,4 YOLANDA KAY VANCE Band — 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart — 4; Outstanding Marcher — 3; Outstanding Member — 3; FBLA — 2; Sci — 3,4; GS — 4; AMHS — 3,4 ISKA VILPPUNEN ARVIN LEE VOLNER AV — 2; VICA — 2, 3, 4; Pres — 4; Thes — 3,4; Auto-Mech Award — 3; T I Award — 2; Monitor — 2,3 MARVIN THOMAS VOLNER • ASLA — 2, 3, 4; AV — 2, 3, 4; Par — 2,3; Pres —4;FrC —1,2; French II Award — 2; Math II Award — 2; AV Award — 3; FBLA 4; Trea — 4; Thes — 3, 4; Rep — 3; Sci — 3; YBS — 4; East Arkansas Speech Classic Excellence Award — 4 CURTIS WASHINGTON FBLA — 1; Sci —3,4; FB — 1,2, 3,4; Track — 1,2, 3; BB — 1,2, 3, 4; All-District — 3; All-Region — 3; AAU All-State — 3 TRACY LYNN WASHINGTON FHA — 1; Track — 2,3,4, Pep Club — 3; Co-capt — 3; Choir — 1,2, 3,4; GE — 3,4; Mad — 4; VB — 1,2 JAMES WATLINGTON ROBERT WEBB LOIS ONEIDA WIESLE FBLA —1.2,3,4; Pres —4; CO — 3,4; VICA — 4; Rep — 4; Thes — 3,4; Choir — 1; General Business Award — 1; Monitor — 3 SHELLY WILLIAMS TR (Marianna) — 3; FBLA — 1; AC —3; VICA —1; Track —2 DENA J. WOFFORD Band — 1,2; Super Clod — 1; VICA — 2,3; Trea — 3; Thes — 3, 4; CF — 3; MB 1st Runner-Up — 4; Monitor — 3; Tiger Times — 4 TOMMY WAYNE WOODARD SC — 1; FBLA — 2, 3; Speech Drama Club — 2; Thes — 3, 4; NHS — 2,3,4; Pres — 4; Sci — 3, 4; Band — 1,2,3,4; Drum Major — 3,4; Super Clod — 1; Outstanding Musician — 1,2, 3; Outstanding Marcher — 2; All-Region — 1,2,3 TONYA MARIE WYATT Choir — 1,2,3; Lib — 3, 4; Sec — 3, 4; Pres — 4; ASLA — 3, 4 DOLLY WYNNE DONALD ALLAN YARBROUGH VICA — 3; Trea — 3; FB — 1 KEITH YOUNG Thes — 4; Tiger Times — 4 Be Smart Shop VARI-MART JOHN and HELEN THOMAS Owners Compliments of PATSY WILLIAMS Stephanie and Raymond Compliments of HOLMES CONOCO TRUCK STOP Kim and Stephanie 154 Ads Ads 155 Compliments of CHUCK VICKERS Certified Public Accountant 734-4011 216 West Cedar Brinkley, AR 72021 Mark and Dawn RALPH WILSON O.D. P.A. 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