Brinkley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Brinkley, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1988 volume:

M s - 904 ve’K A tour for peace Pope John Paul II is presented with an American eagle feather in Phoenix, AZ, one stop of his 10-day tour of the U.S. and Canada, f Panama Vice k FEB 8: Panamanian Commander-in-Chief Gen. Manuel Noriega is indicted in Miami on racketeering and drug trafficking charges. He is the highest ranking foreign figure every sought by U.S. law enforcement agencies. Panic in Arcadia k SEP 11: The Ray family of Arcadia, FL, whose three boys suffer from the AIDS virus, leave town after their home burned down, presumably by arson. They later settled in Sarasota, FL where that community offered its sympathetic support. The Iran-contra Affair: Final Chapter NOV 18: After months of testimony, the Congressional Iran-contra Committee concludes the ultimate responsibility for the affair rests with the president, even if he did not know what was happening, f And in sports ... The Washington Redskins celebrate their 42-10 Super Bowl rout of the Denver Broncos. Minnesota took the World Series in seven games against it. Louis, y Hartfelt Hartaches After withdrawing from the presidential race because of his involvement with actTess Donna Rice, Gary Hart returns to the campaign despite continuing concerns about his character. V Top Movies tof 1987 1 Beverly Hills Cop II 6. The Witches of Eaatwlck 2 Platoon 7. Predator 3. Fatal Attraction 8. Dragnet 4. Three Men and a Baby 9. The Secret of My Success 5. The Untouchables 10. Lethal Weapon i v'- ;■ 1. Slippery When Wet — Bon Jovi 2. Graceland — Paul Simon 3. Licensed to 111 — Beastie Boys • ♦. The Way It Is — Bruce Hornsby and the Range 5. Control Janet Jackson 6. The Joshua Tree -“ 02 7. Fore! — Huey Lewis and the News 8. Night Songs — Cinderella 9. Rapture — Anita Baker 10. Invisible Touch — Genesis No.E8i9Z TIGER BRINKLEY HIGH SCHOOL 800 South Main Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 Table of Contents Opening........................ Organizations.................. Athletics...................... Faculty........................ Seniors........................ Juniors........................ Sophomores..................... Jr. High....................... Closing........................ Ads............................ QTAFF Debi Walker Editor-in-Chief Lonna Murphy Business Manager Jenifer Butler . .2 Jennifer Carroll . 24 . 46 Terrie Cummins 64 . 74 Amber Hall 114 124 Joanna Repass 134 154 Tracy Riggins 160 Dana Standridge Pam Walton Stacey Brimer Allen Hilsdon Dawn Ridgeway Kathleen L. Self Adviser Welcome to Scrapbook 88. We wanted a yearbook that we could fill with cherished memories. We thought a scrapbook would be the best way to accomplish this goal. When asked what they would remember most about this school year, nearly everyone said our outstanding TIGER football team. Others thought being with their friends. One person even said she would remember having fun freaking people out with her hair and clothes. There are many memories we caught but some that we didn't. We hope that there is one for you. — Debi Nash Walker 2 Opening Scrapbooks are made ... 4 Opening 1987 HOMECOMING ROYALTY 6 Homecoming Seated: Homecoming Queen — Sironda Stigall Back Row: Candice Williamson — Freshman, Sheila Smith — Sophomore, Opal Derrick — Junior, Kim Vance — Senior, Lonna Murphy — Senior, Jackie Randolph — Junior. Jana Maloy — Sophomore, and Denise Tucker — Freshman .. . Becoming 1987 Homecoming Queen was very exciting and frightening at the same time. It was a moment that I will always cherish, for the rest of my life. I'm not much of a dreamer but being chosen as Queen was a dream in it’s self, a dream that had never crossed my mind! I'm very thankful to the Tiger football team for selecting me as their 1987 Homecoming Queen. I also would like to thank God and everyone else who's stood by me through thick and thin. October 16,1987 was the most memorable day of my life and I'll never forget it. 1987 Homecoming Queen — Sironda Stigall Candice Williamson, Freshman maid Is joined by her two escorts, Ray Denise Tucker is proud to represent the Freshman class as homecoming Henry and Teddy Walker maid for the 1987 school year Sheila Smith stands proud with her debonair escorts, Keith James and Kevie Durham. John King and Clay Medford sneak a kiss to Junior maid, Opal Derrick, to congratulate her Jana Maloy gives us a BIG smite on homecoming day. . the most exciting day of my life . Junior maid Jackie Randolph cherishes the moments spent homecoming week 8 Homecoming Left Lonna Murphy and Kimairo Vance were proudly named senior maids Below: Opal Derrick got a BIG surprise as they handed her the carnation Middle Left: Andre Tucker takes Queen Sironda s arm Homecoming 9 TIGER TRACKERS!!! Right: Skits were performed at Cub and Tiger pep rallies to boost spirit. Below: If you feel that we haven't covered your favorite support group, insert their picture here Middle Right: The Cub Cheerleaders show one of their many stunts — a pyramid. Bottom: The Tiger Band always supports the Tigers Here they perform The Flinstones. w T i n , —- - r ? fl Jftv.A mw + - P Ml - ■ h V - a $ 9 V-JLJlLgfcaftw ML c, ?■? , • , r � i UH Ur|4 A r « r • ' = r CLV 4«. • • ' — -Jilt 10 Spirit Boosters Spirit Boosters 11 Right: Tracy Riggins shows us the true meaning of Back in Black with her black leather outfit. Lower Left Everything in history repeats itself, Hilmon Davis proves this theory true with his bleached jeans, which were hot in the 60 s and have become hot in the 80's Below: Christy Williams show us her wild but tasteful outfit. 12 Fashion Fashion 13 Mrs Mary Meacham and David Hunt. Not a pair that people usually Dawn and Stephanie. Looks like the same smile doesn't it? realize are brother and sister. Cindi. Rebecca, and Michelle. Otherwise known as The Baney Bunch. Shiquita and Trediah McMillon They're known tor their general craziness Most people in this school have at least one brother and sister who are currently enrolled here or were here in the past. Some of these brothers and sisters end up doing everything together because they get along so well, while others barely endure living in the same house. So, here is a look at a few of the commonly seen siblings on our campus. Brooks and Chad Hallum Good looks must run in the family 14 Siblings in School TWINS AT B.H.S. ' VL Left: Lori and Leslie Swanigan Above: Lynn and Linda Shelton Twins 15 Here are some of the mirror images common to us at BHS � Shane and Wayne Griner Britt and Brian Simpson THE DATES OF '88 H 0 w w H A T' S Y 0 U R 1. What is the best thing that has happened to you on your date? 2 What is the worst thing that has happened to you on your date? 3. Where did you go on your first date? 4 What is your favorite thing to do on your date? 5. How old were you when you went on your first date? 6 Would you prefer a double date or a regular date on your first date? 7. Do you kiss her him on your first date? o L D A R E S I G N D 0 Y 0 We interviewed a few of our High School couples to see what they liked to do on their dates together. One question was taken from each of their interviews. Here are their answers: A T COME HERE OFTEN? 9URE! 16 Dating YOU LOOK GREAT! WELL O.K WHY NOT? D 0 I H A V E T 0 M E E T Y 0 U R P A R E N T 8 W A N N A 0 0 w H A T ? WHAT IS THE WORST THING THAT HAS HAPPENED TO YOU ON A DATE? Kelsey Halliburton said that she went to sleep on her date. WHERE DID YOU GO ON YOUR FIRST DATE WITH YOUR BOYFRIEND GIRLFRIEND? Dawn Ridgeway and Clay Medford went to Forrest City to see Summer School. D A T I N 0 D 0 ‘8 WHAT IS THE BEST THING THAT HAS HAPPENED TO YOU ON A DATE? Doug Davis said that the best thing that happened to him on his first date with Lonna Murphy was when she slid into him on a ride at the fair, and ended up holding hands WHAT IS THE BEST THING THAT HAS HAPPENED TO YOU ON A DATE? Andre Tucker said that just being with his girlfriend Sironda Stigall. WHAT IS THE WORST THING THAT HAS HAPPENED TO YOU ON A DATE? Rhonda Burrow said when David Hunt threw up everywhere w H A T T I M E 8 H A L L I P I C K Y 0 U u p R E A D Y T 0 0 0 ? N 0 ? YOU'RE 80 SWEET CAN WE GO OUT AGAIN? Dating 17 THIRD RUNNERS-UP Alan Haynes Lauree Clarke SECOND RUNNERS-UP Jimmy Scott Stephanie Williams FOURTH RUNNERS-UP David Hunt Amy Clifton Mr and Miss BHS 19 Right: Terrie, Jeffrey, and Rhonda will attend the Henderson 100 Program. Far Right: David, a member of last year's quarter-f ir alist team, discusses strategy with Mr. Branch Bottom Right: Bradley, Allen, and Jeffrey listen as Terrie responds to a question. Below: David, Rhonda, Charles, and Jason work a math problem. STUDENTS TEST THEIR KNOWLEDGE The purpose of the Quiz Bowl is to give academically inclined students a state forum to demonstrate their talents. “It is a special recognition program designed by the governor's office to identify the academically gifted student, said Mr. Eisadore Branch, adviser. Mr Branch feels the most important thing to be gained from the competition is ... personal satisfication. Front Row: R. Burrow, T. Cummins, J. Fowler, A Hilsdon Row 2: D Hunt, Capt; J Keller, B Myers, Johnson. 20 Quiz Bowl SWEETHEART PAGEANT CONTESTANTS FRESHMAN CONTESTANTS: Valerie Randolph, Stephanie Holmes, Candice Williamson, and Denise Tucker_____________ ▼ Hm ' Y ja • mi H hM JUNIOR CONTESTANTS: Jackie Randolph. Serena Turnage. Lynn Kegley. and Opal Derrick SOPHOMORE PONTESTANTS: Kim Holmes Sonia Morns, Tanya Wilson, and Diane Jones SENIOR CONTESTANTS: Leslie Swamgan. Lonna Murphy, and Amy Clifton S etheart Pageanf 21 MOST BEAUTIFUL TIFFANY TEMPLE RUNNER-UP 'I -mA.MI A v v A‘.V 22 Most Beautiful MOST HANDSOME LANCE GRAY SECOND RUNNER-UP ANDRE TUCKER THIRD RUNNER-UP ALAN HAYNES FOURTH RUNNER-UP BRIAN POWELL Most Handsome 23 24 Organizations BHS French Club. Front Row: R Burrow — Pres ; D. Hunt — V. Pres ; D Anderson — Sec Row 2: J. Norman — SCR; J. Kellar — Treas , D. Washington — Rep Row 3: F Thomas. M. Frein, C. Baney, T. Cummins. J. Butler. J. Gause, T Bethell. M Henderson, A Schaefer. R Benson. Row 4: T. Temple. A. Clifton. T Riggins, and Ms Sheila Thomas. Adviser COMMENT ALLE V0U9? TRE9 BIEN MERCI BEAUCOUP. New French Club Members. Front Row: N Stallings, R Montgomery Row 2: T Callahan, S. Armstrong, L. Murphy. D Walker, J Maloy, T Creasey Row 3: M Pippins, S. Cline, C. Mitchell. B Myers, E. Kelly, H Davis HOW ARE YOU DOING? VERY WELL ... THANK YOU SCIENCE MAY NOT HAVE ALL THE ANSWERS ... Front Row: R. Benson — Pres , D Walker — Sec Row 2: S. Tucker — S.C. Rep , L Swamgan — SC Rep J. Butler — Hist Row 3: L. Swanigan, L. Clark, T. Cummins, J Keller, D Washington, S. McMillon, R Burrow, D. Hunt, K. Vance, D. Manson BUT THE BHS SCIENCE CLUB DOES! Science Club 27 L I B R A R Y C L U B M E M B E R 9 Front Row: K Henderson, K Daniels, F. Huldson. Row 2: S Morris. T. Hancock. M Cosner Row 3: M Canker, K. Walker, S. Hoffman, L Slaughter, S Parker, C. Swindle, O Derrick, D. Jelks, R. Baney, M. Davis, T Belcher Row 4: K Ferguson. D Halfacre, L Skinner, T Bethell, J. Butler. Row 4: K. Ferguson. D Halfacre, L. Skinner, T Bethell, J Butler, M Portwood, L Cooper, B Baker, K Churchwell. Mrs. Rita Settles. Librarian. Above: Students help to run the library Rebecca Baney, a library aide, works at the circulation desk Middle: Janifer Butler, library monitor, displays the encyclopedias Upper Right: Theresa Harper browses through a book Lower Right: Ms Rita Settles discusses a fine with Rebecca as Stephanie Broglan and Sarah Jones wait 28 Library L ft Students who join SADD committ themselves against drunk driving SADO officers show the contract that students and parents sign Below: These SADD students bought and sold buttons to prove their K A N D D R I V E Front Row A Bondon, L Camper, L Swanigan. L. Swanigan Row 2: N Vance. S Marshall. M Davis. K Ferguson. H. Davis. R Benson, S. Smith S. Stinnett. S. McMMion. K. McMillion.T McMillion. D Lawton. M Matthews. S. Coleman. R Hicks. J Norman. S Thomas Row 3: T Coleman T. Creasey. S Holmes. E Brown. J Gause. M Portwood, F. Hudson. J. Butler. T. Grimes. J Maloy. K Henderson. 1C Capshaw. T Brown D Washington. S. Smith Row 4: L Shannon. C. Childers. T. Cummins. T. Bethell. K Holmes. R Derrick. Row 5: R Newnan. R Joshl.n. K Burrow. G Robinson. S. Parker. T. Terrell. K. Vance. K Williams. S Davis. D Gilmore. J. Young. T Dobson. S Holub. J Jackson. C Golden. D. Hollister. K. Yancey W. Shelton Students Against Drunk Dnving 29 Front Row: D Hunt — Pres.. 8 Meyers — V. Pres , D. Douglas — Sec. Row 2: D. Washington — Treas., A. Clifton Row 3: K Word. J. Parish, A. Schaefer, R. Benson. S. Mcmillon — S.C. Rep., R Mills, T. Wilson, J. Randolph, R Burrow. J. Kellar, T. Cummins. In 1919, J. B. Masters, the principal of Central High School in Omaha, Nebraska, proposed the idea of a National Honor Society. This idea was supported by Edward Pyearson of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, who became the father and founder of the Society. In 1921 it was formally established, with prospective members being judged from the four _ qualifications of the Society: Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Though hard guidelines to live up to, the Brinkley chapter manages to get involved in many community activities and live up to the other qualifications. In the words of Ms. Mitchell, adviser for the NHS, This Society really helps members have high goals for themselves and to maintain good citizenship. — Joanna Repass New NHS members pledging in. Group study has led Jeffery, Rachelle, and Terri to being ideal NHS members Last minute study before a big biology test. Right, Diedre? 30 National Honor Society JOURNALISM Front Row: N Stallings Row 2: K Daniels — Asst Editor, M Baney — Editor, and C. Williams Row 3: D. Tate. T. Belcher, and S. Brimer Row 4: T. Temple. K Henderson, and D. Ridgeway Friendly service at the Tiger Timet. Curious as ever. Debra is always willing to help Do you want some advice? The Tiger Times has been our school newspaper for the past three years Ms Stallings, adviser for the newspaper, says she really enjoys working with students and the challenges involved in finding new material It’s also a real benefit to the students to have some of their work published, she commented What's the benefit to us as B.H.S. students7 We re entertained and informed A big thanks to the Tiger Times staff! — Joanna Repass Remember, the editor is always right Journalism 31 Welding — Vica. Front Row: B Simpson. J. Daniels. B Larker Row 2: K Burrow. K Potts. J Nickelson Row 3: M Cease. M AkJerson. E Lewis. M Perry R Broadway. R Partee. M Swift. C Derrick Row 4: A Holland. D Story. B Cade. B Baker. C C Reynolds. S Howton Auto Mechanics — Vica Club. Front Row: R Henry. B Simpson Row 2: J. Lawrence. K Wilkison. A Haynes. D Henry. T Simpson. C. Childers. L. Gray, C. Baggett Building Trades, Front Row: C. Horton, A. Chunn. K James, T. Holiday. J. Clay Row 2: R. Tucker. T. Bean. L. Aldridge, G Shelton, C Edwards. K. Seward. K. Moore 33 HEALTH OCCUPATION STUDENTS OF AMERICA 34 HOSA Front Row: T Smith — President, T Carlock — V President Row 2: R Derrick — Reporter, K Holmes — Salutaorian Row 3: Ms Nell Lawrence -Adviser, P Walton — Treasurer, S. Turnage — Reporter Row 4: P Hood, D Hicks, M Cease. L Camper, F Cole, M Portwood, K Vanpelt. J Hargrove. M Walker. S Holumn, T Grimes, K Grimes, K Capshaw Row 5: K Watts. K Wallace, W Willhit, A Lowe, M Fowler, P Wilson, F Jackson T. (Jollier, S Parker, M Burnett, J. Robertson, T McMillion, C Reynolds The Hosa Club was very busy this year. They attended the Office Conference meeting in Hot Springs where they stayed overnight. Kim Vanpelt and Robin Derrick are getting ready at the hotel to go to their morning workshop. Ms. Simpson said she was very happy to come back to teach at Brinkley High School because she loves her kids. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Front Row: S Chunn — President. J Butler — V. Pres Row 2: R Benson ■ Treasurer. K Vance — Secretary. S Tucker — S C. R Row 3: A Coleman — Adviser. L. Swamgan — Parliamentarian. L. Clark — Reporter, L Swamgan — Historian Row ♦: C Mitchell, T Calahan, L. Camper. M Portwood, D Walker, L. Kegley, T. Cummins. T Riggins. V Pruitt, D Washington Row 5: A Shaeffer, J. Parris, J. Gause, T. Terrell, K Vance, T Harris, K Kilpatrick. D Gilmore FBLA is a very active club. They attended the Pine Bluff District 3 workshops in June March 4, they also attended the meeting in Monticello where FBLA clubs from all over Arkansas competed in various Business competitions. FBLA also participates in the March of Dimes project, in which the club raised a large sum of money. FBLA 35 Front Row: L Swanigan — President. J Randolph — V President. T Dobson — Secretary Row 2: M. Portwood —- Reporter. T. Wilson — Treasurer. V. Randolph — Histonan Row 3: N. McCollough, C. Williams, F Hudson, J. Bulter, S. Brimer, D. Douglas. T Riggins J. Maloy, D. Ridgeway, A. Rusher, M. Myers Row 4: B Baker, S Banks, A. Sulliavan, K Daniels, S. McMillion, C Golden, J. Norman. D Jelks, J. Kellar, O. Derrick STUDENT COUNCIL MARCHES TO THE BEAT OF A DIFFERENT DRUM!! Bottom Left Terrie Cummins participated in many of the dress-up days this year Here. Terrie is dressed for black and gold day i e ay Medford is decked out in his black and gold tuxedo Bottom Right: The Student Council came up with the idea is,ng 0 reac your Dream as this years theme for the homecoming cornation. 36 Student Council The Student Council participates in many school and community activities. It is the Council that decorates for Homecoming, the pageants, and graduation. It serves as the coordinator for the Red Cross Bloodmobile during the Blood Drive at school. This year the Council posed as Santa and his elves and went to the elementary school to spread Christmas cheer Some of the goals of the Student Council are to provide a format for the students, to be a student voice, and to serve our school. The Council supports the community through its White Christmas program. In the past, Council members participated in the adopt-a-grandparent program with the St. Joseph's Nursing Home in Brinkley. In 1986 it arranged the school’s involvement during Hands Across America. The Student Council President, Leslie Swanigan, would like to thank Ms. Stallings on behalf of the Student Council for putting her time and effort into the Council and for making all of the activities run smoothly. — Terrie Cummins Student Council 37 The Brinkley High School Tiger Marching Band attended two contests this year. The first one was at West Memphis on October 20. While at West Memphis the band received a 2nd division rating (excellent). At the Memphis State University contest on October 24, the band received a 2nd division rating and a third place trophy. The Madrigals helped with the Musical Coterie performance at the Great Southern Hotel Those participating were: Candice Williamson, Jackie Randolph, Deidre Douglas, Maury Frem, Mr Tim Graham, Benny Sneed, Rhonda Montgomery, Angie Bennett, Terry Sneed, Josette Hargrove, Christy Melkovitz Band officers for the 1987-88 school year were Front Row: Amy Clifton, Lori Swamgan Row 2: Leslie Swanigan, Lynn Kegley and Tracy Riggins 38 Senior Band Top: The Loading Crew If the crew don't rock, the band don't roll! Thanks to Josette, Shanda, Mike. Benny. Terry, Lon LaTunjha, Leslie, Kim, and Kenneth Middle: The Flag Line consisting of Leslie Swamgan. Neosha McCullough, Rona McMillion, Angela McMillion. Tamy Aldridge, and Tijuana Aldridge They attended camp in Brinkley and their teacher was from ASU They received a 2nd division rating at West Memphis in October Bottom: Neosha McCullough, co-captain, and Leslie Swamgan, captain, lead the Flag Line. Top, Senior All Region Band members are Jackie Randolph. Denise Manson. Sheronda Tucker. Leslie Swamgan. Deidre Douglas. Sherry Chunn, Shanda McMillion. Mike Prestwood, and Kenneth Word Middle: Junior All Region Band members are Front Row: Angela Sullivan. Monica Myers. Rodney Langley. Lisa Cooper. Ashley Rusher, and Sonya Roberts Row 2: Valerie Randolph. Sarah Kellar. Neosha McCullough. Angie Bennett. Candice Williamson. Demce Tucker. Tangela Aldreidge. and Tammy Aldridge Bottom: The BHS Majoretts Tanya Wilson. Lamie Freeland. Lonna Murphy. Tiffany Temple. Sarah Kellar. Jana Maloy. Tracy Riggins and Amy Clifton, fared well at competitions this year Senior Band 39 1987-88 B.H.8 TWIRLING TEAM MAJORETTES DRUM MAJOR FIELD COMMANDER The B.H.S. Majorettes have a more professional name to use: Twirling Team. The team attended camp at ASU in Jonesboro, July 5-10. While in Jonesboro they received two spirit ribbons and a spirit stick. On July 9, the team won the 1st place award in show competition. At West Memphis, the team received a 1st division rating (superior) and also received the Best Overall award for the third year in a row. The senior members are: Lainie Freeland, Amy Clifton, Lonna Murphy, Tiffany Temple, co-captains and Tracy Riggins, feature twirler. Drum Major Latunjha Camper and Field Commander Lynn Kegley attended camp at ASU. One of their instructors, Ms. Sherry Turnbow was a judge at West Memphis, and was apparently proud of their performance because the received a 1st division rating also. Good Work Girls!!! Tanya Amy Tip Lainie Lonna Tracy Feature Twirler Jana Sarah 40 Senior Band-Majorettes. Drum Major and Field Commander BHS CHOIR BH8 CHOIR 3—H a m j. . mm 7 d ■ «i- — r tv ! 2— -A 2 CHOIR BHS CHOIR BHS Front Row: C Williams, S, Bonds, T, Conyears, J. Carter, K. Smith, T Aldridge, J Randolph, V Randolph Row 2: A. Bondon, N McCullough, L. Tucker, K Daniels, N. Stallings, C. Burrow, S. Holmes, K Henderson, D Douglas, S. Smith, M Lowe, 8 Amos, K. Ferguson Row 3: K. Williams. N. Vance, R Newman, A. Washington, F. Thomas, F. Privett, D Anderson DIRECTOR ALL-REGION CHOIR Mr. W. L. Brantley Frankie Thomas Sr Choir 41 Thespians All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players” — Shakespeare Front Row: J. Myers. Adviser Row 2: D Tate, J. Kellar. S. McMillon Row 3: N Stallings and S. Brimer Row 4: R. Quinn, A Hilsdon. M Henderson, T. Temple, B Wiegle, L. Freeland. T. Cummins Row 5: T. Creasey. A Shaefer. F Thomas, T. Harris, O. Derrick. T. Hancock. T Dobson. Mr Myers shows how it is done (from rehearsal of The Glass Menagerie) While Terrie explains if all. (from The Glass Menagerie) Mr. Myers, the adviser for the Thespians Laninie demonstrates her speaking power 42 Thespians Monitors and Fire Marshals Monitors Annex Front Row: K Henderson. T. Grimes Row 2: M Swift. C. Morris — Secretary. L. Camper Row 3: K Holmes, L Kegley. D. Scott, L. Veazey. M. Baney, K Wallace. A. Lowe Vo-Tech Office Front Row: K Tackett Row 2: J. Daniels Row 3: M Perry. S. Files. B Simpson. Front Row: V. Pruitt. J. Kellar Row 2: J. Repass, B Browning — Secretary, L. Tucker Row 3: J. Young, C. Golden, A Schaefer. M. Browning. Counselor's Office Mam Office Front Row: R Baney Row 2: M. Frein, S. Sat-t e r f i e I d — Secretary, T. McMillon Row 3: K. Kelly, K. Kilpatrick. S. McMillon Fire Marshals Front Row: L. Grey. L Camper. Row 2: A. Clifton Row 3: K McGee, J. Hargrove, A. Bennett, D. Tucker, M. Frein. Monitors and Fire Marshals 43 THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE YEARBOOK 44 Yearbook Front Row: A. Hilsdon. D. Walker — Editor. L. Murphy — Business Manager Row 2: T. Cummins. D. Ridgeway. D Standndge Row 3: T. Riggins. S Brimer, J. Butler. P. Walton Row 4: J. Carroll, J. Repass, A Hall. Yearbook 45 Brinkley Tigers Gain Conference Lead in Game Against Des Arc CONFERENCE CHAMPS BRINKLEY HIGH SCHOOL’S 1987 88 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. 1-Forrest City (Sr. B A4B Jr. B)T 6:00 Dec. 4-Marvell (Jr. G. Sr. B G) T 5:30 Dec. 8-C.-Plant (Jr. B, Sr. G B) H 5:30 Dec. 10-Stuttgart (Jr. 4 Sr. G) H 6:00 Dec. 11-Forrest City (Sr A4B B 4 Jr. B)H 6:00 Dec. 12-19-Mid Arkansas Tournament Beebe T8A Dec. 15-Wheatley (Jr. 4 Sr. B 4 G)T 5:30 Dec. 22-Marvell (Jr. 4 Sr B 4 G) H 5:30 Dec. 26-Jan. 2-University of Central Ark. Tournament Conway TBA Dec. 26-H.-Grove (Jr. 4 Sr. B) T 6:00 Jan. 5-Des Arc (Jr. 4 Sr. B 4 G) H 5:30 Jan 8-Beebe (Jr 4 Sr. G 4 B) H 5:30 Jan. 9-Marvell (7th 4 8th B) H 8:00 Jan. 12—Carlisle (Jr. 4 Sr. B 4 G) H 5:30 Jan. 15—McCrory (Jr. 4 Sr. G 4 B) T 5:30 Jan. 16—Marvell (7th 4 8th B) T 9:00, Jan 19-England (Jr. 4 Sr. B 4 G) T 5:30 Jan. 21-Marianna (7th B 4 G, Jr. G 4 B) H 5:30 Jan. 26—Lonoke (Jr 4 Sr. B 4 G) T 5:30 Jan. 29-Des Arc (Jr. 4 Sr. G 4 B) T 5 30 Feb. 2-Beebe (Jr. 4 Sr. B 4 G) T 5:30 Feb. 5-Carlisle (Jr. 4 Sr. B 4 G) T 5 3C Feb. 9—McCrory (Jr. 4 Sr. G 4 B) H 5:3 J Feb. 12-England (Jr. 4 Sr. B 4 G) H 5:3C Feb. 18-Clarendon (Jr 4 Sr. G 4 B)T 5 3C Feb 19-Lonoke (Jr. 4 Sr G 4 B) H 5:31 Feb. 20-C.-Plant (Jr. 4 Sr. G 4 B)T 5:31 Feb 22-27-5AA South District Tourna- I ment-AII teams included J Athletics 47 TIGERS TIGERS TIGERS TIGERS Front Row: A. Philsdon, J Hayes, F. Teague, A. Chunn, E. Aldridge, A. Whitby, P. Caudle, T. Tucker, K. McMillion. T. Bean, J. Scott. T Washington, W Anthony. Row 2: K. Durham, S. Sprawling. M Devine, C. Turnage, T. Walker, R. Broadway, C Medford. R Henry, J. Clay, T Holiday, R Mills, K James R. Tyson, D. Davis Row 3: Coach A. Perry, T Haskins, D. Banks, W. Shelton, B. Fitts, T. Appleby. A. Tucker, J. King, F. McMillion. J Davis. D Williams, G Pearson, C. Sartin, Coach D. Willis All Conference and Honorable Mention Tiger Players, Front Row: Timothy Washington. Gahaza Pearson, Ray Henry, Jimmy Scott Back Row: Danny Williams, Rodney Partee, Franklin McMillion, Andre Tucker, Tony Appleby, and Dewayne Banks Brinkley • Opponent 13 Tigers vs. Augusta 18 21 Tigers vs Clarendon 20 13 Tigers vs. Dermott 18 20 Tigers vs England 14 0 Tigers vs. Hughes 23 20 Tigers vs Lonoke 6 39 Tigers vs. McCrory 28 27 Tigers vs Carlisle 6 14 Tigers vs Des Arc 0 14 Tigers vs. Beebel 27 7 Tigers vs Lake Village •State playoff game 24 48 Sr Boys' Football ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ TIGERS TIGERS TIGERS TIGERS The B.H.S. Tiger Football Team had a great year. They ended with a record of 6-4, a conference record of 5-1 The Tigers were the 5AA South Conference Champions and advanced to the State Playoffs but were defeated by Lake Village. ipper Left: Rand Mills. 10, kicks while 30. Jimmy Scott watches for pponents _ ibove: Tony Appleby. 84. catches a pass in Des Arc i;aaiA i Dh.i ra,.dio hanrtis off to Ferausen Teaaue name against Carlisle , _ . _ Left: 31 Jimmy Scott, 77 Rodney Partee, and 52 Gahaza Pearson bring down a McCrory player Sr Boys' Football 49 5AA 90UTH CONFERENCE CHAMP9 Above: Gahaza Pearson clobbers an England player. Above Right: These Tigers are ganging up on a Hughes Blue Devil. Right: Keith James. 22. runs for aTD? Far Right: Tyrone Haskins hands off to Keith James while Kevie Durham helps clear the way Below: Tony Appleby runs to catch a pass Below Right: 20 Tim Tucker sacks a Blue Devil while 21 Danny Williams and 25 John King come up to make sure he doesn't get up 50 Sr Boys' Football SENIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL Front Row: T Aldridge. D Hunt. R Jones. C. Mitchell. K James Row 2: H. Williams — Coach, T Baker, E. Vance. P Scott. I. Aldridge. T Allen, G Shelton. C. Davis, K. Seward. A Tucker, D Banks SENIOR BOYS' SCOREBOARD Bottom Left: Tyrone Brinkley Opponent Brinkley Opponent Brinkley Opponent shoots against a 77 Wheatley 57 59 Wynne 74 74 Lonoke 75 Mustang defender 75 Clarendon 57 53 Marvell 52 72 Des Arc 42 Bottom Right: A tense 54 Forrest City 57 46 Parkin 52 91 Beebe 94 Keith waits for a 51 Forrest City 50 75 Holly Grove 57 50 Carlisle 42 rebound 68 Cotton Plant 50 93 Des Arc 33 79 McCrory 57 Far Bottom: Kirk s ac- 87 McCrory 62 64 Carlisle 57 69 England 59 tion shows his 42 Marvell 84 54 McCrory 52 76 Lonoke 68 determination 48 Wheatley 45 72 Beebe 60 58 Searcy 55 81 England 67 Sr High Basketball 51 Brinkley 50 54 68 69 Opponent Forrest City Forrest City Cotton Plant Cottom Plant 52 Sr Boys' Basketball Front Row: J Aldridge. P Caudle, F Teague Row 2: H Williams. K James, C Smith. G Shelton. C. Davis, J King, and R Hicks Top Left: Paul Scott blocks a Mustang shot Above: John King goes for an outside shot. Left: The Tigers use their strong defense once again To the left is a brief chart of some of the Senior Boys basketball team in the past 4 years This chart represents a lot more than just facts and figures, it shows the result from a lot of hard work on the part of our team SOME OUTSTANDING TIGER RECORDS . . . Tigers Basketball 1984 85 3AAA Dist R-Ups, Conf. Co-Champ� ons, regional R-Ups. 22-7 Record 1985 86 3AAA Dist Champs . Conf. Champs . Mid Ark Champs, State R-Ups. Ark Gazette and Democrat Team 1, Super 7 1 Trophy Record 26-1 1986-87 3AAA Dist. R-Ups. 8-4 Conf 3rd Place Record 18-11. 1987 88 5AA South Conference Champs 10-1 AND OUTSTANDING TIGER PLAYERS 1987-88 TIGERETTE8' BASKETBALL Front Row: D. Tate, S. Smith. S. Chunn, S Turnage, C Helfrich, L. Clarke, D. Hollister Row 2: Coach Stan Siler, S Coleman, D Jones, V. Pruitt, K Halliburton, D Manson, S, Smith, D. Tucker, J. Cline Opponent We They Holly Grove 45 36 Wheatley 33 24 Clarendon 57 42 Marvell 45 40 Cotton Plant 55 48 Stuttgart 0 2 McCrory 38 46 Wheatley 41 31 Marvell 59 46 Des Arc 45 51 Carlisle 31 55 McCrory 31 45 Beebe 45 58 England 50 40 Lonoke 24 61 Des Arc 43 39 Beebe 48 62 Carlisle 32 56 McCrory 32 56 England 37 33 Clarendon 29 42 Lonoke 30 33 54 Sr Girls' Basketball TIGERETTE8 — POISED FOR ACTION!! Above Lett Denice Tucker goes for the ball Above: Chyna Helfrich guards this player with her life Left: Shannon Smith and Lauree Clarke come to help Denise Tucker get the ball for the Tigerettes Sr Girls Basketball 55 PRACTICE HELPS THESE TIGERETTES REFINE THEIR SKILLS Top: Diane Jones looks for an open person to pass to. Top Right Lauree Clarke runs to score Above: Coach Siler preaches to the Tigerettes. Above Right: Denise Manson gets the rebound Right: Shannon, Diane and Lauree await the outcome 56 Sr Girls' Basketball BH8 TENNIS TEAM Front: Dena McDaniel Row 2: Hilmon Davis. Bradley Myers, Dennis MaJoJfe. Jim Files, and Coach James Brimer James Bri ' t i 58 Sf Cheerleaders Stephanie Williams Captain Rhonda Burrow Co-Captain BH8 CHEERLEADERS ARE RISING HIGH TO PERFECTION!! LaShunda Tucker Sonia Morris Teresa Hancock Opal Derrick Sr Cheerleaders 59 FACULTY 9URVEY 1) Do you prefer someone who is has: sensitive — 33% intelligent — 34% sense of humor — 33% 5) Which would you rather use on a sandwich mustard — 33% mayonnaise — 60% ketchup — 7% 2) Do you prefer to bathe in the: morning — 64% night — 36% 3) When there is nothing else to do, would you rather: watch TV — 33% listen to the radio — 0% read a book magazine — 67% 4) Which type of deodorant do you use: roll-on — 21% spray — 29% wide stick — 50% 6) What color hair do you prefer: red — 13% black —31% blond — 25% brunette — 31% 7) What is your favorite kind of pizza: pepperoni — 40% beef —13% cheese — 0% sausage — 7% other — 40% 8) Which type of astringent do you use: stridex — 0% oxy-ten — 34% sea breeze — 44% clearasil — 22% Faculty 61 Dedication The dedication of the yearbook is reserved for someone who really cares about the students and is always willing to help. When you walk into the main office of B.H.S. you will find a person who fits this description. Mrs. Virginia Sue Satterfield is always there to greet us with a smile and an offer of assistance. This is why we, the Tiger staff, would like to dedicate the '88 Tiger to Mrs. Sue Satterfield. Mrs. Satterfield was born on April 20, 1934 in Brinkley. She is the daughter of Mrs. Louise Campbell and the late John M. Campbell. Mrs. Satterfield attended Brinkley High School and graduated in 1952. During her high school years she was voted Miss Peaches and Cream. On July 12, 1953 she married Dennis Ray Satterfield at the First Methodist Church. They honeymooned in Bilouxi, Mississippi and try to return there often. Mr. and Mrs. Satterfield have three children: Cindy Smith, Greg Satterfield, and Nan Hickman. They have four grandchildren: Alisha Smith, Brandy Hickman, Blake Hickman, and Biss Hickman. Mrs. Satterfield has been secretary to the principal at B.H.S. for 10 yeaTs. In her spare time she enjoys sewing, square-dancing, and camping. Thank you Mrs. Satterfield for being so devoted and caring. You are a true asset to our school. — Debi Nash Walker. SUE SATTERFIELD 62 Dedication Bobbie Davis Asst Superintendent for Fed Programs William Cook Dewey Snowden Superintendent of schools Leon Randolph Principal Glenn King Les Battles Assistant Principal Special Services Supervisor Steve Fowler Dennis Tale Barbara Schaefer Bob Norman Administration 63 Marsha Adams Special Services Dept. Vivian Bonds English Aide Mrs. Kenneth Boyle Sec. to Superintendent 64 Faculty Above Right Mr Brantley is dressed up for a concert debut Lower Left Christy Melkovitz and Kim Holmes work on lab in Ms Meacham's room Above Left In Ms Mitchell's Honors Civics class, Brian Donavan and Jason Fowler ran for President Their campaign manager's were Carrie Weatherford and Benny Sneed Congratulations Brian! Eisadore Branch Counselor W. L. Brantley Music Dept. James Brimer Social Studies Faculty 65 Two teachers. Mrs Simpson and Mrs Meacham are old yet new While Mrs Simpson was gone, she worked at the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing Mrs Meacham took time off to stay with her children, Kyle who is 3 and Grant who is 5 Carol Brown Band Dept. Billie Gail Browning Counselor's Sec Maureen Butler Social Studies 66 Faculty Ms Rita Settle and Mr Jim Carrmger. both from the middle school, have relocated to the high school Coach Billy Carter, Ms Angie Reeves, and Mr Jeff Cagle are new to the BHS campus Coach Carter teaches eighth grade Science and athletics Ms. Reeves teaches language arts in the resource building. Mr Cagle teaches Bus Math. Trig . Calculus, and Geometry Billy Carter Science Dept. Jim Carringer Math Dept. Agnes Coleman Business Dept. Faculty 67 68 Faculty Stephen Frank Math Dept. Elizabeth Gehring English Dept. Ann Hendrick Art Dept. Faculty 69 Left: Larry Hardin John Woods Below: Donald Stinnett Bottom Left: Charles Sartin Bottom Right: Bob Burrow, Transportation Supervisor Tyron Allen, Terry Aldridge, James Brown, and Tony Holiday work diligently in Mr Smith's chemistry class Lana Joshlin Special Services Dept Debby Kearby History Dept. Nell Lawrence Health Occupation Rosilyn Leon Special Services Dept. Angela McMillion Math Dept. Damon McMillion Special Services Dept. Winona Maddex English Dept. Mary K. Meacham Science Dept. 70 Faculty Louise Mitchell History Dept. Carol Morris Sec. to Assitant Principal Jack Myers English Dept. Marsha Rauth Math Dept. Angie Reeves Special Services Dept. Valorie Ridley Math Dept. Sue Satterfield Secretary to the Principal Kathleen L. Self English History Dept. Faculty 71 Rita Settles Librarian Bernice Seward Special Services Dept. Stan Siler Health; Athletics Ervin Smith Science Dept. Jimmie Snowden Fiction Library Carol Stallings English Dept. Clinton Terrell Science Dept. Sheila Thomas English Dept. 72 Faculty Steve Thomas Vo-Tech Dept. Eddie Tucker Soc. Studies Emanuel Vance Vo-Tech Dept. Leslie Warr Vo-Tech Dept. Charlotte Westbrook Vo-Tech Dept. Elma Williams Counselor Herbert Williams Athletics Virginia Williams Business Dept. Faculty 73 74 Seniors SENIOR FAVORITES Favorite color — Red Favorite soft drink — Coke Favorite commercial — California Raisins Favorite star — Kirk Cameron Favorite school rival — Clarendon Favorite T-shirt slogan — Spuds Favorite Ice Cream flavor — Chocolate Favorite shampoo — Pert Favorite place to eat — Pizza Hut Favorite car — Corvette Favorite Rock group — Bon Jovi Favorite Soul group — Jets SENIOR SURVEY 5) Which type of deodorant do you use: 1) Do you prefer someone who is has: roll-on — 24% sensitive — 33% spray — 39% intelligent — 32% wide stick — 37% sense of humor — 35% 6) Which would you rather use on a sandwich: 2) Do you prefer to bathe in the: mustard — 57% morning — 73% mayonnaise — 32% night — 27% ketchup — 11% 3) When there is nothing else to do, would you 7) What is your favorite kind of pizza: rather: pepperoni — 45% watch TV — 39% beef— 11% listen to the radio — 53% cheese — 8% read a book magazine — 8% sausage —17% other — 19% 4) What color hair do you prefer: red — 10% 8) Which type of astringent do you use: black — 44% stridex — 14% blonde — 23% oxy-ten — 50% brunette — 23% sea breeze — 33% clearasil — 3% Seniors 75 Lisa Adell Amy Clifton Tiffany Temple Stephanie Williams Reporter Treasurer Parliamentarian Secretary CLASS OFFICERS Lauree Clarke President The Class of 88 The Best Class of Them All We've come so far in the last twelve years. Now it is time to shed our tears. We look at ourselves; who now stand tall. Then we think back to first grade, when we were so small But as the years passed, we grew older, too; Now as Sr.’s of 88. our last year is almost through We've taken our Sr. Pictures and ordered our invitations. And May 20th it will all be over.. the night of our graduation. Our souls will always be here, walking up and down BHS halls So when other classes follow in our footsteps. They 'll be following the Best Class of Them All — Sherry Chunn Lori Swamgan Vice President CLASS OFFICERS Debi Walker was chosen as one of this year's Senior class favorites. Debi is a member of FBLA, Science Club where she is now serving as Secretary, and has been on Annual Staff for three years, and is now Editor-in-Chief. She says that being on Annual Staff has taught her responsibility, cooperation, being on time, and especially patience. Debi enjoys spending time with her husband, Mike, and her daughter Taryn. Upon graduation, Debi plans to attend EACC and major in Business Administration. She would like to be a CPA and make a lot of money. Debi says what she enjoys most about BHS is “being with my friends, especially my best friend, Lonna.” — Lonna Murphy Below Right Brian Powell anticipates his senior picture. i I I Above Left Bobby Tyson buries his head in the books. Donnie Wilson was chosen as Senior class favorite this year. While not at school, he enjoys riding around, playing baseball, and being with his friends and family. Donnie has lettered in track, football, basketball, and baseball, hie has been playing baseball since he was six and now plays on the American Legion team. If Donnie had the choice of going to any college in the world, he would choose one in Paris. When asked why, Donnie replied, Girls mostly, but culture also. After graduation he plans to get a job as a computer technician and play proffessional baseball. Donnie promises to remember his friends when he becomes rich and famous. But if this doesn't happen, he expects his rich and famous friends to remember him. — Debi Walker Seniors 77 Issac Aldridge Tony Ricardo Appleby Loren Christopher Baggett Issac is a member of the senior boys’ basketball team and is also a member of FHA. Issac says his ideal girl is someone with shoulder length hair, medium weight, and a nice personality. He plans to further his education at UAPB or join the Navy. The most exciting thing that has happened to me during my high school years was being selected as one of the senior class favorites, said Issac. — Pam Walton Kimairo Vance has been chosen as senior class favorite for her second year in a row. Kim was also our Senior maid She is active in the Science Club and serves as secretary of FBLA Kimairo's dream is to be living in Paris, owning a candy apple red BMW, and meeting a guy that is a cross between Phillip Michael Thomas and El DeBarge Since this will be her last year at BHS, she says, I would like to wish all of the Seniors of 88 the best of times graduation. — Debi Walker ■ 78 Seniors Susan Michelle Baney Tina Coleman Belcher J Rachelle Benson Stacey Lin Brimer Vemell Burnett Tiffany Diane Calahan Arnold Calhoun Latunjha LaShun Camper Seniors 79 Girts' State: Stephanie Williams, Tiffany Temple, Amy Clifton, Rachelle Benson, Leslie Swanigan, Karen Churchwell, Shanda McMillion, Stacey Brimer. 80 Seniors Boys' State Delegates: David Hunt, Timothy Washington, Frankie Thomas, Lance Gray, Kevin Dorman. Alan Haynes, and LeJuan Washington. Top: Rodney Partee gives Ms. Maddex a good bye kiss before the holidays. Bottom: Lori Swanigan. Sherry Chunn. and Leslie Swanigan relax at the end of a school day. Dawn Marie Gilmore Richard Lance Gray Valorie Gray Robert Green Tyrone Haskins 82 Seniors Elena Katherine Freeland Top: Mrs. Coleman s Business Machines class are not only working partners but also close friends. Bottom: Patricia Wilson finishes her cards in Fine Arts before 9 weeks. Darrin Matthew Henry Donald Allen Hilsdon Shanna Yvette Hayes Alan R. Haynes Kimberly M. Henderson Seniors 86 Seniors Seniors 87 90 Seniors Danny Story MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Jimmy Scott, Rachelle Benson, Jenetta Parris, and David Hunt. Sheila Machelle Stovall Leslie Yevette Swanigan Lori Lynette Swanigan S' wt Deborah Lynn Tate CUTEST SMILE: Andre Tucker. Leslie Swanigan, Tip Temple, and Lance Gray. Seniors 91 Seniors DREAM CASTLES Dedicated to the Class of '88 Traveling back through the passages of time and crossing the bridge of memories the past comes into focus as our hearts beat to the tune that we have written throughout the sunsets of time. All the pictures of us sharing the emotions of the rain and sunshine bring us to tears because it's so hard to believe that the song will soon be completed by the dancing of the sea's tide. Remembering yesteryear's skyline as the waves were cast upon the sand — the times we spent building our dream castles that turned into everlasting skies of friendships. Many sea shells and stones skipped across the water during some dark enchanted evening in our life but as always the lighthouse within our hearts helped clear the way through the dark path. All of these visions cast upon the wharf bring us closer to realizing that our ships will soon raise their anchors and depart for other ports. The dream castles will once again take shape after we have mapped our course for our voyage through the mystic depths of the sea. Though we must take a voyage far out into the sunset, we do not have to leave our dream castles behind. Our dream castles, along with our everlasting friendships, can continue to build throughout life. Together our ships can cross the bridge of time and gather momentum to strengthen the walls around our dream castle's against the sea's tide. — Kerri Daniel Debi Nash Walker Fredrick Earl Washington LeJuan Washington Timothy Washington Sonya Watts Barbara Jane Weigle Andre Whitby Terry Whitmore 94 Seniors MOST ATHLETIC Lauree Clarke. Jimmy Scott. Lon Swamgan, and Rodney Partee Rodney Keith Wilkison Danny Williams Glenn Willhite Michael Williams Stephanie Rochelle Williams Donnie Wilson Theodore Williams Patricia Wilson ' I PRETTIEST EYES: Lance Gray. Amy Clifton. LaSonya Thomas, and Robert Tyson BEST FIGURE BEST PHYSIQUE Robert Tyson. Tip Temple. Lisa AdeH. and Kevin Dorman Seniors 96 Arnold Calhoun Bobby Howton Lauree Clarke Stacey Brimer Lance Gray Kevin Dorman 96 Babies Kern Daniels Emmett Lewis LisaAdell Amanda Davis Keith Wilkison Tiffany Calahan Babies 97 Michelle Baney Monica Davis Stephanie Williams Tanya Carlock Amy Clifton Chris Childers Tina Coleman Felecia Cole 98 Bab� es Jim Files Babies 99 Guess who? Jeanetta Parris Karen Churchwell Sherry Chunn Rodney Partee Shanda McMillion Brian Powell Sonya Davis Tiffany Temple Tina Smith 100 Babies Frankie Thomas Leisle Swanigan Lori Swanigan Joyce Jackson Shannon Smith Lana Veazey Paul Scott Donnie Wilson Sonya Watts Babies 101 Glen Willhite Kim Vance Deborah Tate Guess who? Samantha Marshall Debbie James Patricia Wilson David Hunt Alan Haynes Allen Hilsdon Sironda Stigall Kim Henderson 102 Babies Kathy Reynolds Dawn Gilmore Lisa Jones Sharon Johnson Dawn Ridgeway Babies 103 Turn around you are two. Turn around you are four. Turn around you are a woman going out of our door Daddy. Mamma. Trey. Lonanne May the distance between fiends never be far I wish you all the luck in the world Your a wonderful sister and I love you Good luck with Gary Love. Sonya Congratulations and lots of love to our one and only Daddy. Momma. Melissa. Amy. and Dovlene Sonya We are proud of you Always have faith in God Remember, have patience, for everything is difficult before it is easy Mom. Dad. family Thanks for always being there You're two of the best Mom You've helped to make this a great year! We'll miss the laughter and we'll miss you. The Tiger Stanand Ms Self Your special day has come We love you and wish you the best of everything Be happy! Love. Mom. Dad. Steve Best of luck to a very special person May the years ahead bring you the best We love you lots Betty Donald Chism 104 Senior Salutes Congratulations! Success is a journey, not a destination We believe in you — Hang in there! Love. Mom. David. Richie and all I can't tell you how happy you have made me. I'll always love you I love you. Kim Good luck in the future and remember God loves you and we do too Love. Mom, Dad. Nita. Lewis, and Mrs Lawrence I thank God for sending you my way so we can share an everlasting love May all your dreams be fulfilled Love always. Tonya The last 2 years have been the happiest of my life You've stood by me through thick and thin Good luck in the future Love. Steve We’ve all been friends through thick thin — though perfect it hasn't been — you still mean a lot to us Love ya — Shelly. Jamie, Tiger Amber You're the joy of my life and I love you dearly I wish you the very best life has to offer, you deserve it! Love. Mom Congratulations to a great son1 We love you1 Stay on the right pathway and God will always guide your steps Love you, Mom and Dad The world is waiting Go for it! May God bless you always Your loving Mother Senior Salutes 105 Little sister, you have made us all very proud We wish you nothing but the best in the years to come We love you. Tim, Gwyn, Andy. Jackie. Chad I'll never forget the good times we've had together and the wonderful times to come Congratulations! Love. Wayne We wish the best now and in the future to come. We love you. Mama, Daddy, Jackie, and Michael To our one and only: We are proud of you and we ll be behind you in whatever you do Love ya' Mom Dad Congratulations and the best of luck. With all my love. Mama You are the best daughter and sister anyone could have Remember to put God first and life will be a joy. We love you Mom. Dad Doug Congratulations, May the path you choose to follow in life be full of happiness and success Love. Mama and Sherry You are the greatest! What ioy you have brought to us Hope your dreams come true! You are very special! We Love you! Mom. Dad and Jimbo You have made all my dreams come true, and I'm sure you will fulfill all of yours. Best of luck I II love you always — Rhonda 106 Senior Salutes You have made us very proud Best of luck We love you Dad and Mom The simple part is over and our friendship will last forever When I look into your eyes. I see deary that you were my gift from God I love you! Laime Congratulations! Good luck in the future. Love. Mary K. Steve. Grant, and Kyle Some people thought we wouldn't make it. but it looks as if they were wrong We love you so much. Mike and Taryn You are my dream come true so I'd like to spend the rest of my life making all your dreams come true I love you. Brian Best of luck to a very special airt Best wishes for a happy future. We love you! Betty Donald Chism You have been the excitement of our lives You’re one of a kind Krazy Kat Best Wishes Love. Dad. Terry. Mike, Granny We've had a lot of good times and helped each other through the bad We’ve shared lot of secrets, that’s why we're best friends. Senior Salutes 107 108 Senior Signatures GENIOR DIRECTORY KEY AMHS Who's Who Among American High School Students ASLA Arkansas Student Library Association BB Basketball CF Class Favorite FB Football FBLA Future Business Leaders of America FHA Future Homemakers of America Fr French Club Lib Library Club NHS National Honor Society SADD Students Against Drunk Driving SC Student Council SDAH Society of Distinguished American High School Students Thes Thespians Tr Transferred VICA Vocational Industnal Clubs of America WW Who's Who YBS Yearbook Staff LISA DELANIE ADELI FHA — 1,2,3; Treas — 1; VP — 2: Pres — 3; Monitor — 3; Class Reporter — 4; WW — 4 EDWARD ALDRIDGE ISSAC ALDRIDGE FHA—1,2,3. 4; BB—1,2, 3,4;CF — 3, 4; WW — 4; Track — 1,2 TONY APPLEBY FHA —1.2; FB — 2,3;BB— 1,2, 3; Track 1,2,3, 4 CHRIS BAGGETT Lib—1,2; VICA —3,4 ANTHONY BAKER BOBBY D. BAKER FB — 1,2; Lib — 3,4; VP — 3; VICA — 3,4; Class VP — 2; SC Rep — 4 EDWARD BAKER SUSAN MICHELLE BANEY Newspaper — 3,4; Editor — 3,4; Journalism Award — 3; Home Ec Award — 1; Monitor — 2,3,4; Trivium Quadrivium Symposium — 3; AMHS— 1,2 EFFIE BEASELEY TINA COLEMAN BELCHER Class Pres — 1; Fr — 3; Newspaper — 3,4; Thes — 3; SADD — 4; Lib — 3 RACHELLE BENSON STACEY BRIMER Thes — 2, 3,4; SC Rep — 4; Art Club — 1; Girls’ State — 4; Tennis — 1,2; YBS — 3,4; SC — 3,4; Monitor — 3; Newspaper — 3,4; Science Fair 2nd Place — 2 VERNELL BURNETT FHA — 1,2,3, 4; Treas — 1; HOSA — 2,3,4; VP —1;FBLA —1 TIFFANY DIANE CALAHAN FBLA — 4; FHA — 1,2,3, 4; 3rd VP — 2,3; Fr — 4; WW — 4; Flag Corps — 3; Track — 1; Housing Award — 3 ARNOLD CALHOUN Tr — 3, 4; FB — 2,3; Track — 4 TANYA FAYE CARLOCK Lib — 2, 3; HOSA — 4; His — 4; Choir — 2 LATUNJHA CAMPER Band — 1,2,3, 4; Band Award — 2, 3, 4; Honor Band — 2,3, 4; HOSA — 2, 4; SADD — 3, 4; FBLA — 4; Choir — 1; Madrigals — 1; Fire Marshall — 2, 3,4; WW — 4; Monitor — 4 CHRIS CHILDERS FB — 1,2,3; Baseball — 2, 3; CF — 1; VICA-3,4; Sec-4 SHERRY CHUNN Band — 1,2,3, 4; Section Leader — 1,2,3, 4; Reporter — 3; Music Mgr. — 4; Stage Band — 1; Honor Band -1.2,3,4 FBLA — 3,4; Pres — 4; Class Treas — 1; Choir — 1; Fr. — 3 KAREN CHURCHWELL Thes — 2, 3; Girls' State — 4; Lib — 2,3,4; SC Rep — 3 LAUREE CLARKE BB — 1.2,3, 4; Sci — 2,3, 4; FBLA — 3,4; Reporter — 4; Class Pres — 4 AMY CLIFTON Band — 1,2, 3, 4; Vice Capt — 4; Majorette — 1,2,3, 4; Co-Capt — 4; Outstanding Majorette Line Region 9 — 2, 3,4; Fire Marshall — 1,2, 3, 4; Sec — 3,4; Class Treas — 4; Homecoming Maid — 3; NHS — 3.4; Reporter — 4; Fr — 3,4; Tennis — 1,2, 3; WW — 4; Girls’ State — 4; Academic All-American — 3 LAWRENCE CLINE DEMETRIA COBBS WW — 4; 4-H Reporter — 2 110 Senior Directory FELECIA MARIE COLE FHA- 1,2,3, 4; HOSA — 3,4; Homecoming Maid — 2 TRACY COLLIER KERRI LANA DANIEL Lib — 1,2; VP — 4; HOSA — 2; SC Rep — 3,4; Newspaper — 4; Assist Ed — 4; Choir — 1 AMANDA DAVIS FHA — 1; SADD — 3; FBLA — 4; Sci — 4; Homecoming Maid — 1 MONICA DAVIS SONYA DAVID SADD — 4; FHA — 1 KEVIN DORMAN Lib A V — 2,3; VP — 2; WW — 4; Mr. BHS 1st Runner-Up — 4; Boys’ State — 4 JIM FILES Tennie Team — 1,2,3, 4; District — 1,2,3; FB — 1.2; SC Rep —4; VICA — 3, 4 LAINIE FREELAND CF— 1; Band — 1,2,3,4; Majorette — 1,2,3,4;Co-Capt —4; All-Region — 1; Outstanding Majorette Line — 2,3,4; HOSA — 2; Thes — 4; Reporter — 4; Class Officer — 2 DAWN GILMORE FHA — 3,4; SADD — 3,4; Fr — 4; FBLA — 4; Math I Award — 1; Nutrition Award — 3 LANCE GRAY VALORIE GRAY ROBERT GREEN JOE HAMPTON TYRONE HASKINS SHONNA HAYES FHA — 1,2,3,4 ALAN R. HAYNES Sci — 3; VICA — 3,4; VP — 3; Mr. BHS 3rd Runner-Up — 4; Boys’ State — 4 KIM HENDERSON FHA — 1; Reporter — 1, Lib — 2,3; Pres — 3; SADD — 2,3; Cheerleader — 4; Choir — 1,2,3, 4; Mardigal — 3,4 DARRIN HENRY VICA — 3, 4; Sec — 3; FB — 1,2; WW — 4; Golf — 2; Track — 1,2 DONALD ALLEN HILSDON FB — 1,2; Track — 2; Baseball — 3; Sci — 3,4; Thes — 4; YBS — 4; Fr — 4; Auto Mechanics Award — 2; WW — 4; Monitor — 2,3; Science Fair 3rd Place — 2 CLARENCE HORTON ROBERT L. HOWTON VICA — 2,3; FB — 1; Baseball — 2, 3 DAVID HUNT NHS — 2, 3,4; Pres — 4; Sci — 3, 4; Quiz Bowl Team — 3,4; Capt — 4; English Award — 1,2,3; Algebra I Award — 1; Algebra II Award — 2; Geometry Award — 3; Honors American History Award — 3; Biology Award — 2; Health Award — 2; General Science Award — 1; Consumer Economics Award — 1; Chemistry Award — 3; BB — 1,2, 3, 4; Capt — 4; Track — 1,2,3; EACC Contest Geometry Award — 2; Mr BHS 4th Runner-Up — 4; WW — 4; French II Award — 3; Academic Fitness Award — 4; NSAS Academic All-American — 2,3; Trivium Ouadrivium Symposium 2nd Place History 4 SAMUEL HOLLAND FLEACHA JACKSON JOYCE CHANTAL JACKSON FHA — 3; FBLA — 4; SADD — 3, 4; Fr — 4; HOSA — 1; Just Say No — 4 Senior Directory 111 DEBBIE JAMES SHARON JOHNSON FHA — 1, 2,3,4; 1st VP — 1, Pres — 2; Reporter — 4 STERLING JOHNSON LISA JONES FHA — 2; 6B — 2 3; Academic All-American — 3; FBLA — 3, 4; NHS — 3,4; WW — 4 RODNEY PARTEE FB — 1,2, 3, 4; All-District — 4; Art Club — 1;VICA — 3,4 GAHAZA PEARSON BRIAN POWELL TRAVIS SIMPSON SHANNON D. SMITH HOSA — 3, 4; Reporter — 3; Award -3; BB-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2 3; FBLA - 4; SADD - 4; Choir - 4 TINA ANGELA SMITH Tr — 4; HOSA — 4; Pres — 4 SIRONDA STIGALL DANNY STORY SHEILA MACHELL STOVALL RICHARD JONES VICA — 3, 4; Pres — 4; BB — 1,2, 3,4; Capt — 4; Track — 3; Industrial Arts Award — 3 EMMETT LEWIS DENA MCDANIEL LANCE McGEE Art Award — 1,3 FRANKLIN L. PRIVETT FHA — 3, 4, Choir —1,4; VICA — 1,2; RICHARD QUINN KATHY REYNOLDS SHANDA McMILLION Girls' State — 4; FBLA — 3.4; NHS — 2,3, 4; SC Rep — 4; Band — 1. 2, 3,4; All-Region — 1; Stage Band — 4; Thes — 3,4; VP — 4; SC — 4; Sci — 3, 4; Pari — 4; Choir — 1; Academic All-American — 3 DENNIS MALONE FB — 1; Tennis — 3, 4 CASSANDRA DENISE MANSON Band — 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble — 1,3; Sci —4; BB—1,2,3,4 SAMANTHA MARSHALL FHA — 1; Monitor — 2; YBS — 3 DENNIS MOSS LONNA MURPHY Band — 1,2,3,4; Majorette — 1,2, 3, 4; Co-Capte — 4; SC Rep — 3; Outstanding Majorette Line — 2,3, 4; Outstanding Performance Award — 2; FBLA — 4; Miss BHS Sweetheart Pageant — 2,3,4; Runner-Up — 2, 3; Sci — 3,4; WW — 4; Homecoming Maid — 4; SC — 3; Fr — 4; YBS.— 3, 4; Bus. Mgr. — 4; SADD — 3; JEANETTA FAY PARRIS American Legion Oratory Award — DAWN RIDGEWAY Tr — 2; YBS — 3, 4; Cheerleader — 4; SC Rep — 4; SADD — 3; WW — 4; Newspaper — 3,4 TRACY LYNN RIGGINS Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Region — 1; Majorette — 1,2,3,4; Feature Twirler — 3, 4; Arkansas Solo Twirling Champion — 3,4, Best Overall Majorette Line — 2,3,4; SC Rep — 4; FBLA — 3,4; March of Dimes Chairperson — 3, 4; Fr — 3,4; Sci — 3; SADD — 3; Thes — 3, 4; Track — 1', 2; YBS — 3, 4 JIMMY SCOTT PAUL SCOTT FHA — 1; SC Artist — 3; Art Award — 2 112 Senior Directory FHA — 1,2, 3, 4; 2nd VP — 2; Treas — 3; Church Sec — 3, 4; LISLIE YEVETTE SWANIGAN SC — 3, 4; Pres — 4; Sci — 3, 4; Reporter — 4; Thes — 3; FBLA — 3, 4; Sec — 3; His — 4; SADD 3, 4; WW — 4; BB — 1; Track —1,2; Choir — 1,2; Band — 1,2, 3,4; Outstanding Band Member — 2,3; Outstanding soloist — 1; All- Region — 1,2,3; All-State — 2,3; Stage Band — 4; Flag Corps — 3,4; Capt — 4; SC Rep — 1; Miss BHS Sweetheart Pageant — 3; Runner-Up—3 LORI SWANIGAN Class VP — 1,4; Class Pres — 2,3; Class Press — 3; Class VP — 4; Choir — 1; Band — 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble — 2,4; Honor Band — 2, 4; BB — 1,2,3,4; Track — 1; FBLA — 4; Pari — 4; Sci — 3,4; Thes — 3; WW — 4; SADD — 3; VP — 3; Miss BHS 1st Runner-Up — 4 DEBORAH LYNN TATE BB — 2,3,4; Thes — 3,4; Treas — 4; FBLA — 4; Newspaper — 3,4; Fr — 4; SADD — 3 TIFFANY TEMPLE Miss BHS — 4; WW — 3, 4; Class Officer — 2, 3, 4; Girls' State — 4; Newspaper — 3, 4; Band — 1,2,3, 4; Majorette — 1,2, 3,4; Outstanding Majorette-Line — 2,3, 4; Co-Capt — 4; Thes — 3, 4; Pari — 4; Play — 3, 4; Fr — 4; CF — 2, 3; Homecoming Maid — 2; BB — 1; Track — 1; Miss BHS Sweetheart Pageant — 1,2,3; Winner — 3 FRANKIE THOMAS Thes — 3, 4; Fr — 2,3; Lib — 3; A V — 3; Pres — 3; Choir — 1,2.3, 4; Madrigals — 1,2,3,4; All-Region — 2, 4; Outstanding Choral Award — 1,2,3; BB — 1,2; FB — 1; Tennis — 3,4, Boys’ State — 4 KEVIN THOMAS LaSONYA THOMAS FHA — 1,3,4; HOSA — 4; Cheerleader — 1; Co-Capt — 1; Monitor — 3; WW — 4; Track — 3; ANDRE TUCKER SHERONDA TUCKER SC — 1,4; FBLA — 3,4; SC Rep — 4; Class Reporter — 3; Sci — 3,4; Treas — 4; Miss BHS Sweetheart Pageant — 2, 3; Runner-Up — 2; Band — 1,2,3, 4; Stage Band — 2, 3; Outstanding Marcher — 1; Honor Band — 2; Solo Ensemble — 1,2, 3; All-Region — 1,2; Thes — 3; Choir—1; SADD —3 ROBERT TYSON FB — 1,2,3,4. BB — 1,2; Track — 1,2,3; Homecoming Escort — 3 KIMAIRO VANCE CF — 3, 4; Homecoming Maid — 4; Sci — 3, 4; FBLA — 3,4; Typing II Award — 3; Choir — 1; Flag Corps — 2 LANA VEAZEY DEBI NASH WALKER Cheerleader — 2; NHS — 2; YBS — 2,3,4; Editor — 4; Sci — 3,4; Sec — 4; FBLA — 4; Lib — 3; Fr — 4; CF — 4 EARL WASHINGTON LeJUAN WASHINGTON TIM WASHINGTON SONYA WATTS BARBARA WEIGLE ANDRE WHITYBY TERRY WHITMORE BB — 1,2; VICA — 3,4; KEITH WILKISON GLEN WILLHITE VICA — 2, 3,4; Pres — 3; Sci — 3; CF —3; Baseball —1,2,3 DANNY WILLIAMS MICHAEL WILLIAMS STEPHANIE WILLIAMS Homecoming Maid — 1; Fr — 3; Monitor — 3 Sci — 3, 4; Pres — 4; Cheerleader — 1,2, 3,4; Capt — 1, 4; Co-Capt — 2, 3; FBLA — 4; Girls' State — 4; DAR Scholarship — 4; Miss BHS 2nd Runner-Up — 4; Class Sec — 1,3,4 THEODORE WILLIAMS DONNIE WILSON Baseball —1,2,3;FB — 1,2, 3; Track — 2; BB — 2; CF — 4 PATRICIA WILSON Senior Directory 113 JUNIOR SURVEY 1) Do you prefer someone who is has: sensitive — 36% intelligent — 25% sense of humor — 39% 2) Do you prefer to bathe in the: morning — 71% night — 29% 3) When there is nothing else to do, would you rather: watch TV — 29% listen to the radio — 61% read a book magazine — 10% 4) Which type of deodorant do you use: roll-on — 50% spray — 22% wide stick — 28% 5) Which would you rather use on a sandwich: mustard — 44% mayonnaise — 44% ketchup — 12% 6) What color hair do you prefer: red — 10% black — 38% blonde —31% brunette — 21% 7) What is your favorite kind of pizza: pepperoni — 30% beef — 38% cheese — 3% sausage — 23% other — 27% 8) Which type of astringent do you use: stridex — 35% oxy-ten — 13% sea breeze — 26% clearasil — 26% Juniors 115 Jr. Class Officers, Front J Kellar — V Pres . D. Washington — Pres.. T Brown — Treas Row 2: T Harris — Pari.; L. Kegley — Sec ; S. Bonds — Rep THE CLASS WITH CLASS SENIORS OF on AT THEIR BEST Jr Class Representatives: J. Butler, M Port-wood. and F. Hudson Michael Alderson Terry Aldridge Tyron Allen Damion Anderson William Anthony Sophia Armstrong Cindi Baney Terrence Bean Shunette Bonds Robert Broadway Toni Brown Rhonda Burrow Janifer Butler Javanna Carter Michael Cease 116 Juniors Stacy Chunn Shawn Cline Sonji Cline David Crawford Tonya Creasey Terrie Cummins Jamey Daniel Doug Davis Chris Derrick Opal Derrick Maury Frein Mike Fowler Top Middle: Cindy Baney takes a break in the lunchroom but still can't escape suprises!! Center Jeffrey Kellar seems to be puzzled about something, amazing isn't?? Bottom Left: Rhonda Burrow and Sophia Armstrong may be cheerleaders by night but by day they're MANIACS!! Bottom Right: Would you run that by me again!'' 9ENI0R9 OF 89 Juniors 117 Jennifer Gause Amber Hall Brooks Hallum Teresa Hancock Josette Hargroves Theresa Harper Tanya Harris James Hays Ray Henry Debra Hicks Patricia Hood Tony Holiday Shannon Howton Felecia Hudson Lynn Kegley Jeffrey Kellar Kevin Kelley John King Karen Kilpatrick Jeff Lawerence CLASS FAVORITE — BROOKS HALLUM Brooks Hallum is an outgoing guy with a great personality. He loves baseball, hunting, fishing, and competitive horse back riding. Brooks thinks one of the most important things to remember is to be yourself. He also says he has a good sense of humor and loves to make people laugh. Brooks is looking forward to graduating and moving on to bigger and better things. After graduation, he plans to attend college at ASU and major in architecture. When Brooks was asked what would be the first thing he would do with his money if he won the lottery, he replied, Count it first to see if they short changed me!” So, if anyone knows of a lottery Brooks can win he said, give him a call. 118 Juniors CLASS FAVORITE — TERRIE CUMMINS Terrie Cummins, chosen as class favorite for the second year, is a wild and crazy girl with a personality that stands out in a crowd. Terrie considers herself, “warm and very sensitive.” Terrie is an outstanding student with an amazingly rising GPA. She has been in the NHS since her Freshman year and has achieved numerous prominent awards which has led her to being a leading citizen in every aspect. Terrie plans to attend college after graduation and then go to medical school and become a pschyoanalyst studying behavorial disorders in children. Terrie was a TIGER and CUB cheerleader for four years. She says, I love high school but I really miss cheering on the TIGERS.” Because of an ankle injury due to cheerleading, she is now unable to cheer. But nevertheless. Terrie is still out there and says, she will always be with the Tigers at heart.” — Amber Hall Sheila McGoy Shiquita McMillion Clay Medford Carl Mitchell Rhonda Montgomery James Nickelson Michelle Portwood Kevin Potts Josette Privett Vonda Pruitt Stacie Pugh Jackie Randolph Audra Schaefer Kirk Seward Brian Simpson Britt Simpson Nanci Stallings Derrick Swanigan Mike Swift Denise Tucker Juniors 119 Lashunda Tucker Robert Tucker Serena Turnage Everett Vance Kim Vanpelt Teddy Walker Kim Wallace Diana Washington Kelly Watts Wanda Willnite Christy Williams Debra Wofford Kenneth Word Janifer Butler, another sensational member of the Junior class is active in the FBLA, Science Club, French Club, Library Club, and Student Council. Janifer also considers herself and independent and responsible person. She does plan to attend college but has not yet decided what college or major she will be striving to attain. The one thing Janifer is sure of is that she plans to find that someone special and live in luxury forever!!! — Terrie Cummins Terry Aldridge, 14 for the Tiger basketball team, is another class favorite for the junior class. He describes himself as having a good sense of humor, talkative, flir-tacious, and blunt. Terry describes his ideal girl as about 5'7, educated, attractive, and she must have a great personality. — Terrie Cummins 120 Juniors John King makes everybody lose their appetite at lunch! Sophia WAKE UP! the bell rung!! Juniors 121 JUNIORS ... JUNIORS ... JUNIORS!! SOPHOMORE SURVEY 1) Do you prefer someone who is has: sensitive — 28% intelligent — 30% sense of humor — 42% 2) Do you prefer to bathe in the: morning — 57% night — 43% 3) When there is nothing else to do, would you rather: watch TV — 22% listen to the radio — 73% read a book magazine — 5% 4) Which type of deodorant do you use: roll-on — 21% spray — 34% wide-stick — 45% 5) Which would you rather use on a sandwich: mustard — 30% mayonnaise — 63% Ketchup — 7% 6) What color hair do you prefer: red — 2% black — 48% blond — 24% brunette — 26% 7) Which is your favorite kind of pizza: pepperoni — 59% beef — 2% cheese — 7% sausage — 12% other — 20% 8) Which type of astringent do you use: stridex — 14% oxy-ten — 11% sea breeze — 64% clearisil — 11% 8 0 P C H L 0 A M 8 0 8 D 90 E 8 CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: Diane Jones — President; Tanya Wilson — Vice-President; Kim Holmes — Secretary Back Row: Tredian McMillion — Treasurer; Robin Derrick — Reporter; Reggie Hicks — Parliamentarian. Lamont Aldridge Trena Alexander Barbara Amos Barry Baker Stephanie Beasley Susan Bennett Tobi Bethell Bob Briley Brown im Brown Clyde Tim Michelle Burnett Kyn Burrow Brad Cade Kelly Capshaw Jennifer Carroll 126 Sophomores STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Sophomore SCR's are. Front: Jana Maloy Row 2: Cindy Golden and Deidre Douglas c L A S S of 90 S 0 P H 0 M 0 R E S i Sharlet Carter Phil Caudle Anthony Chunn James Clay Jackie Cline Robbie Cline Rhonda Cole Sheila Coleman Tammy Cotton Gledith Davis Hillmon Davis Jessie Davis Tina Davis Robin Darrick Mark Devine Sophomores 127 School Tracy Dobson Deidre Douglas Kevie Durham Carlos Edwards Bruce Fitts Tonya Grimes Cindy Golden Kelsey Halliburton Chyna Helfrich Martha Henderson Reggie Hicks Susan Hoffman Anthony Holland Denise Hollister Kim Holmes 128 Sophomores spirit Courteous People diligent students Above: Mrs Thomas is helped off the Sophomore float after a long day of paper stuffing Left Algebra II gets us all a little crazed at times, Shannon Robert Holub Shannon Holub Cliff Howton Keith James Kelvin James Charles Johnson Dianne Jones Eric Kelly Diane Lawton Tywonia Matthews Jana Maloy Marie McGee Kevin McMillion Rona McMillon Tredian McMillon Sophomores 129 Jana Maloy has been a majorette for Brinkley Schools for. five years. What does Jana like best about this demanding activity? “I like the feeling of achievement and pride when I get to perform with the majorette line at a Tiger game. Jana is one of this year's Sophomore Class favorites and a Sophomore maid for Homecoming. Although busy with twirling and other activities, Jana likes to spend her time listening to Bryan Adams, being with her friends, and cheering on the Tigers. — Joanna Repass Keith James says that he is grateful for being chosen class favorite for two years in a row. Keith's hobbies include playing basketball, swimming, and talking to pretty young ladies. Keith said that if he could go to one place in the world he would go to the Carribean and that if he were stranded on an island he would like to be with all of the pretty girls at B.H.S. Keith is very proud of his fellow classmates and he hopes that the class of '90 will be successful in everything they do. Phillip Mitchell Sonia Morris Bradley Myers Jay Norman Shari Parker 130 Sophomores Randy Mills, son of a military man, has had a chance to live many places. These have included Texas, Missouri, Colorado (where he was born), and finally Arkansas. Randy's hobbies are hunting, horseback riding, and football. The most important of these, of course, is football. Randy has played football since kindergarten. He's played at Brinkley since the 7th grade Randy's said that what was best about this year was the terrific Tiger football season. When asked what benefit he thought it was to him to be on the football team Randy replied, “I think being on a team teaches you how to cope with others when your're under pressure. I also think it will give me a better shot at college football, which I would really like to get into. After college Randy said he, would like to own a horse ranching and manage my own business. Although most people tend to have bad attitudes toward their parents, this doesn't appear to be the case with Randy. I really admire them. They've taught me a lot and have given me help and direction when I’ve needed it I don’t think they know how much I appreciate them. — Joanna Repass Dianne Jones is very proud to have been chosen as a class favorite for the last two years. To Dianne this honor means friendship. Her other privileges in the Sophomore class have been President, member of the Tigerettes basketball team, and 3rd vice president for FHA. She has been playing Tigerette basketball for three years and is a starter this year. Some of Dianne's hobbies are playing basketball, dancing, skating, being with her friends, and meeting new people. Dianne describes herself as understanding, very out going, and as standing out in a crowd. When she gets out of school she wants to go to college and own her own business. — Jennifer Carroll Camron Reynolds Geneen Robinson Dorothy Scott Lori Shannon Willie Shelton Sophomores 131 SOPHOMORE Right: Kiminiski Teague, Martha Henderson, and Terry Sneed are experimenting in Biology Below: Malissa Walker looks puzzled at lunch m f ■ A4 mm Xvj Dana Standridge Shannon Stinnett Kathy Tackett Renee Tatum Ferguson Teague 132 Sophomores SNAP SHOTS Below: Tanya Wilson is amused by the look of shock on Sheila Smith s face Left: Jana Maloy, sophomore homecoming maid, waits before coronation in the gym. Sarah Williams Kevin Yancey Janet Yarbrough Pam Yarbrough Jenny Young Sophomores 133 N JUNIOR HIGH SURVEY 1) Do you prefer someone who is has: Sensitive — 12% Intelligent — 32% Sense of Humor — 56% 2) Do you prefer to bathe in the: Morning 51% Night — 49% 3) When there is nothing else to do, would you rather. Watch TV — 30% Listen to the radio — 61% Read a book magazine — 9% 4) Which type of deodorant do you use: Roll-on — 33% Spray — 35% Red — 3% Black — 44% Blond — 38% Brunette —15% 6) Which would you prefer on a sandwich: Mustard — 39% Mayonnaise — 53% Ketchup — 8% 7) What type of pizza do you prefer: Pepperoni — 43% Beef — 6% Cheese —13% Sausage — 24% Other — 14% 8) Which type of astringent do you use: Wide stick — 32% Stridex — 18% Oxy ten — 24% 5) What color of hair do you prefer: Sea Breeze — 36% Clearasil — 22% Jr High 135 Brinkley Jr Football Scoreboard Opponent 0 Marvell 18 0 Barton 42 0 Hughes 27 0 McCrory 36 28 Elaine 0 6 Des Arc 22 12 Lonoke 40 6 Clarendon 18 12 Dewitt 14 0 Beebe 28 JR. HIGH BAND Front Row: L Cooper, M Myers, Q Wilson, J Ervin. A Sullivan Row 2: S McMillion, L McMillion. R Langley, K Burley, D Thomas. B Halliburton, L. Stallings, A Vance, A Rusher, M Brittain, L Clifton, Mrs Brown — Director Row 3: R Tackett. V Brown. C Schaefer. T Butler. C Swindle, R Hudson. E. Vance. T. Wiggins, S Roberts. D. Vickers, S Bailey, R Broadway 136 Freshmen FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS A Bennett — President D Tucker — V. President S Banks — Secretary T Conyears — Treasurer K Burrow — Reporter M Adams — Parliamentarian N McCullough — SCR V Randolph — SCR Muron Adams Johnnie Aldridge Tammy Aldridge Tawanna Aldridge Tongela Aldridge Carl Amos Sheila Amos Pam Anderson Shelly Banks Angie Bennett FRESHMEN CLASS FAVORITES Sara Kellar Denise Tucker Rocky Griggs Lajuan Brown Freshmen 137 Alica Bondon Carlos Bonds Roderick Biscoe Erica Brown LeJuan Brown Steve Brown Mike Browning Bobby Burnett Karen Burrow Kristie Burrow Craig Calhoun Christy Clemons Chris Collier Tandra Convears Rick Cross Lisa Davis Tiffany Dillard Brian Dunavan Lori Ervin Kim Ferguson Seth Finney Jason Fowler Renard Garrett Susie Green Rocky Griggs Shane Griner Wayne Griner Debbie Halfacre Aaron Hall Janet Hall � 138 Freshmen Shauna Hamner Brad Hardwick Diane Harrell Luke Harvey Stephanie Holmes Daniel Howton Frederick Jackson Mary Jones Josh Joshlin Rhonda Joshlin Candice has got something to sayl! Mrs Rauth has Joe's undivided attention Sarah Kellar Chris Lacefield Angela London Michelle Lowe Brad Marshall Walter McCombs Neosha McCullum Keith McGee Shawn McKissick Joe Melvin Freshmen 139 Charlette Milton Drew Montgomery Murphy Norman Donald Owens Marvin Pippins Bubba Potts Kristi Powell Jermaine Privett Cordney Purcell Sonia Quinn Valerie Randolph Stacy Rawlison Tracy Rawlison Carrie Redditt Cameron Ryland Kristy Settle Charitv Sheffer Wayne Shumard Denita Smith Keisha Smith Benny Sneed Susan Stewmon Jeff Stonecipher Natasha Swamgan DeWayne Terrell Roderick Terrell Denise Tucker Earl Tucker Charles Tyler Pam Tyler 140 Freshmen Suzzette Tyler Nicky Vance Micheal Vanpelt Timmy Walder Stephanie Ward Avery Washington Jesse Washington Carrie Weatherford Eddie Weaver I Renee Whillite Carl Whittaker Lemeul Whiteside Dewayne Whitman Keith William Paige Williams Robert Williams Tameika William Candice Williamson Freshmen 141 FRESHMEN Top: Karen, Shelley, and Stephanie share a drink during lunch. Above: Rhonda enjoys doing jumps on the trampoline. Above Right: Janet entertains her friends in P.E. 142 Freshmen MEMORIES 1987-88 Top Left Josh and Suzy make observations in their ‘‘microscopes’' and write them down Middle Left: Carrie and Candice — two different Freshman personalities Left Tracy, Michelle, and Walter see unusual things in Mrs Hubble's room Top Right: Renee! It s almost 8:00 a m.!! Above: Sarah and Brad get an early start on their English Freshmen 143 Front Row: A Rusher — S.C.R.; A Sullivan — S C R; R Tackett S.C.R Row 2: C Owens — Parliamentarian. Q. Wilson — S.C.H, t. Bonds — Reporter Row 3: S. White — Treasurer; W Camper — Presi- dent; D Vickers — V President. Vance — Secretary Ashley Rusher. Butch Clifton, Quentin Wilson. Lisa Vanpelt Kevin Adell Chris Aldridge Romen Anderson Angela Anthony Carlos Appleby Paula Bailey Shannon Bailey Regina Baker Rebecca Baney Arlus Banks Erica Bonds Amy Bracey Monica Bnttian Stephanie Broadway Rebecca Broadway THE 8th GRADE CLASS 144 Eighth Grade Wanda Brown Lakevunia Burnett Tarbares Butler Angela Byars Walter Camper Front Row: W Brown, D Smith, T Dillard, A Bondon. A Bracey Row 2: L Palmer, P. Bailey. C Weatherford. A Anthony. E Bonds. P Convington. S Quinn, K Smith, Coach Siler Front Row: A. Tucker, B. Halliburton, B Sneed. J. Aldridge. C Purcell, B Burnett. C. Appleby Row 2: Coach Williams, C. Bonds, B. Potts. B Dullivan, C Whitman. R Havner, B Hartwick. D Montgomery, F Coleman. C. Owens, R Whitmore. J. Fowler. W Camper, E. Vance, D Owens ... . Melanie Canker Jeana Childers Butch Clifton Lori Clifton Harold Coburn Eighth Grade 145 Marcia Cole Fredrick Coleman Stephen Collier Lisa Cooper Mandy Cosner Pam Covington Cory Cox Dwight Davis Kevin Cox Angela Dillard Beth Crouch Kenneth Duncan Jana Ervin Felicia Floyd Tammy Fryer Brooks Fuller Jarrett Gurley Byron Halliburton JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Greg Harlin Gary Harrison Richard Heavner Dana Henry Stephen Hislton Walter Howard Sam Howton Michael Hicks Ruthie Hudson Dawn Jelks Jason Jordan Rodney Langley Aaron Linderman William Long Monica Lowe Mary McGoy Timothy Miller Lee Morgan Barbara Mormon Monica Myers James Newman Cory Owens Lahell Palmer Lee Ester Palmer Janice Parker Robert Perryman Chris Petty Mardy Petty Charles Pcrter Tammy Quinn Eighth Grade 147 Top: Jerome Webb made this candy cane in his art class Above: The Tigers and their opponents scramble for the football Vivian Rand Monica Reed Ronda Reynolds Sonja Roberts Jason Robinson Ashley Rusher Candice Seward Kim Seward Terry Shelton Kim Shaw Rachel Skinner Laura Stallings Marcus Stigal Michael Story Angela Sullivan Tremayne Swamgan Clay Swindle Regina Tuckett Steve Thompson Brian Troy 148 Eighth Grade ove: Walter Camper starts off on the r'9ht foot leading the Cubs to a basketball victory. Above: Gary Harrison is fascinated by our school's computers Above Monica Myers keeps herself busy in Ms history class Kearby's American Artie Tucker Sharon Tyler Amber Vance EkJrick Vance Lisa Vanpelt Matt Veazey Dawn Vickers Brenda Washington Erick Washington Christine Watts Gerald Watts Chris Whitaker Carla White Shealease White Reggie Whitmore Tonya Wiggins Ricky Williams Quentin Wilson Eighth Grade 149 Billy Adams Carlos Anderson Mike Arnett Kendel Atkins John Bales Tara Barnes Edward Beal Tavares Bean Shelly Bice Valerie Boston Shelly Branch Stephanie Broglen Denetra Brown Jackie Brown Victor Brown Willie Brown Ryan Buckley Kametricke Burley Tyrone Butler Ray Capshaw Angela Whitson — President Dwight Thomas — Vice President Marian Merritt — Treasurer Clay Shaeffer — SCR Jeremy Sheffer — Reporter Ami Medford — SCR Lynette McMillion — SCR Tyrone Butler — Secretary Not Pictured: Chad Hallun — Parliamentarian 150 7th Grader David Car lock Alicia Cauley Kathy Chunn Sharon Chunn Connie Clark Otis Clay Stephanie Collins Nakita Couch Roshell Craig Kelly Crenshaw Rome Cross Alvin Daniels Lashanda Daniels Anthony Davis Sheronda Davis Christy Derrick Tatra Dillard Antuan Durham Kim Edwards JacquelinE Frost 7th Grader 151 Dawn Jelks Amber Vance. Captain Dawn Vickers. Co-Captain Shealease White Paige Williams Candice Williamson Michael Gaddis LaDons Graham Anna Green Anna Grubbs Chad Hallum Penni Harris Donna Harrison Tina Hayes Timothy Heavner Tina Hicks Michael Holiday Laura Houser Waketta Hudson Tonya Hunt Sarah Jones Vance Jordan 152 7th Grade 7th Grade Class Favorites are Front: Chad Hallum Row 2: Christy Derrick, Rodrigues Harris, and Lynette McMillion David Joshlin Rebecca Leisure Robert Manson John Kevin Martin Stacy Mason Jamie Mayhew Andrea McCollough Angela McGee Lynetta McMillion Nakia McMillion Shanta McMillion Ami Medford Manan Merritt Billy Middleton Latroy Miller 7th Grade 153 Amanda Morris Travis Nail Jarrod Nash Raney North Lauri Oltman Andrew Palmer Tonie Palmer Tonya Pearson Gwen Pippins Keith Pruitt Robin Quinn Kimberly Riddle Shawn Riddle Yolanda Roby Shawn Roseman Clay Shaeffer Jeremy Sheffer Linda Shelton Lynn Shelton Connie Stafford 154 7th Grade Front Row: Sarah Kellar, Candice Williamson. Valerie Randolph Row 2: Stacy Rawlison. Carrie Weatherford. Shelley Banks Row 3: Brad Hardwick. Jason Fowler. Joe Melvin. Ashley Rusher. Tiffany Dillard. Dawn Vickers. Amber Vance. Angela Lon don. Row 4: Shauna Hamner. Monica Myers. LoriAnne Clifton. Dawn Jelks. Lisa Cooper Tawana Stigall Doyle Stinnett Angela Swamgan Quentin Swamgan Dwight Thomas Datrice Thomas Dashon Tucker Kelly Walker Derrick Ward Pamela Ward Sandra Ward Grant Weatherford Gary Webb Phynaus Whiteside Angela Whitson Fran Wiesle LaShunda Williams Amy Wilson Allen Winkle Sherrey Wofford Andy Worley 7th Grade 155 We say goodbye ... 156 Closing h to another school year, and .. . Closing 157 the graduating class of '88! 158 Closing This year we had so many new people we expected to be loaded down with problems, but we were lucky enough to have a staff that could pull together to help each other out. I’m not saying we didn’t have our share of squabbles, it’s just that they were soon forgotton and replaced with laughter. Our staff tried and tried to meet deadline after deadline until finally our yearbook was finished. It was tough, but it seems as if we’ve captured some special moment for each of you. We hope that ten years from now you can look into Scrapbook '88 and remember this was the year of a football conference championship, when buttons were the craze and designer names were everywhere. Now, I would like to thank Mr. Randolph for giving us permission to run all of our errands. Also, thanks goes to Mr. King, Mrs. Satterfield, Mrs. Morris, and Mrs. Miller for all of their help. A special thanks goes to Patsy Arnett for allowing us to use her shop to take the endless pictures. TO MY STAFF: Ms. Self — You we're always there with good advice, not that I always listened, but some of it DID soak through. It’s hard to believe, but next year I'll miss having you gripe at me for my art lines. Lonna Murphy — It's great having a best friend there by your side to work with. Thanks for always being there for me — willing to help. 1 Terrie Cummins — You are one crazy girl. Thanks for keeping everyone in good spirits with your stories. Janifer Butler — You always said I didn't offer to help you with your pages, but from looking at your layouts they prove you didn't need any. Jenifer Carroll — You always came in with a smile, I think it helped everyone make it through. Amber Hall — You kept everyone wondering, What will she wear next?” It was fun having you on annual staff my last year. Thanks for all of the artwork you put into the annual. Joanna Repass — You always had a positive outlook on everything. Thanks for sharing it with us. Tracy Riggins — You were new on the staff, but you couldn't tell it. Thanks for all of your hard work. Dana Standridge — You are so goofy. You really added a lot of excitement to the staff this year, r pam Walton___You are the quiet one! It sure was nice to have someone who was so levelheaded on the staff. TO THE PHOTO LAB MEMBERS: Stacy Brimer — We never saw you, you are a workaholic. I'm just sorry this is our last year to be able to work together. Allen Hilsdon — The New boy, We never could tell if you were working or flirting. Some of it must have been work from looking at all of the pictures you took. Dawn Ridgeway — We saw you some, but not much. Work, work, work is all you studied. Thanks for all of the pictures you developed. To everyone on the staff and photo lab - Thanks most of all for putting up with me and my temper. I know it takes a lot. — Debi Nash Walker Editor-in-Chief £)juoo UMKk. WAL-MART (o) BS Support our i AOVCRTtSCRS! THE BEST Western MOTELSj 0.«| s$cg ■ o STATE FARM Ads 161 BANK OF BRINKLEY Member F.D.I.C. 130 S. New Orleans St. 734-3133 FRED RUSHER AGENCY, INC. A Wholly • Owned Subsidiary Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 • — For All Your Insurance Needs — 734-3000 501 734-3660 1116 N. 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To serve as we would be served HENRY’S AERIAL SERVICE 734-3737 East Hwy. 70 SHELTER INSURANCE COMPANIES BILLY HENARD Agent For all your insurance needs • Life • — Health • — Auto • — Home-Owner Bus. 734-1515 Res 734-4064 Brinkley, AR MERLE NORMAN The place of the custom face before after 1117 N. Highway Ph. 734-4577 Brinkley, AR LINDA SPENCER, Owner Tiger Booster Bob’s Cleaners Hudspeth’s Auto Parts Thomason’s 164 Ads MELVIN h__________ UJHEHTLEV. DM. PH 4S13tei RDIUliinilL jod1 Compliments of MEDI-MART PHARMACY LONNIE PAUL GEHRING Attorney at Law 500 N Mam P O Box 8 Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 Office: Home: 734-1200 734-3281 Ads 165 CLASSI-RAG MICHAEL WILLIAMS TRUCKING Support the Tigers Compliments of Micheal and Kipp Williams 231 W. Cypress Brinkley HENARD CHEVROLET-CHRYSLER, INC. Ml 10SI IK Oodgc _ , 222 East Cypress Brinkley, AR 2021 Bus Phone 734 4213 KERN'S Be Smart Compliments of Danny and Carol Morris RIDOUT LUMBER COMPANY Plumbing. Electrical. Hardware. Appliances P O Box 672 • Highway 70 Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 Phone (501)734 1390 Congratulations Seniors of 1988 CONGRATULATIONS Seniors of 1988 O. F. Reynolds SALLY WALKER’S DANCE STUDIO 314 W. Pine Brinkley, AR Home: 734 1637 Studio: 734-2749 Statelarm Insurance Companies Home Offices Bloomington. Illinois W.C. DUB GRIZZLE Agent See Me for Health — Life — Fire — Auto Off Phone 734 2770 337 W Cypress Res Phone 734 4423 Brinkley. Ark 72021 DEEN CONCRETE CO. INC. PATSY'S Phone: 734 4595 DEEN CONCRETE CO. INC. Phone: 734 2311 Everything to Build Anything JOHN E. DEEN JOHNE. DEEN JR. Town and Country 212 W. Cedar Brinkley, AR 734-3048 Ads 167 KIDDIE CORRAL INC. Compliments of MCDONALD’S 1500 W. Hwy. 17 Brinkley, AR 72021 Phone:734-1144 Sonic Drive in 907 N. Main Brinkley, AR Phone: 734-2434 Compliments of DISCOUNT AG CENTER Marvell Implement P O Box 188 Marvell, AR 73666 157 Brinkley, 734 2339 Marvell 829 2786 Marianna 299-2447 111S. Main 2nd Floor Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 Special Appointments 7-10 Evenings Dana and Dawn Compliments of STEVE EARL BEAUTY COLLEGE 301 S. College Stuttgart, AR 72160 (501)673-2266 734-3244 1-800-542-1120 Receptions Catered Sonya, Monica, Angie 168 Ads Compliments of SOUTHERN ROOFING COMPANY Vice President William Cook P. 0. Box 724 Brinkley, AR 72021 jliffiu I • - ■ nrsih. H} |||| NIIAI • COMMHU’IAt. • tAKM Cjiishr '.Roilly Compliments of JIMEL FARMS INC. Jimmy Ellamae Carroll and Jim Rhonda Carroll Boy 118 Route 1 Moro, AR phone: 734-1837 fMALHAM auiioiNt warn inc I li IN-4 11 u raiiAi ■ i«4iiiArn« rnv« « rOf Cm • funk • Van • n. l Compliments of OTASCO 407 Pinecrest Shp. Cnt. Brinkley, Ar 72021 Phone: 734-1575 Compliments of C S CLUTCH Hwy 17 N. Brinkley, AR 72021 734-1275 Dana Lori Ads 169 (501)734-4329 GROCERIES THAT ARE FRESH AND AT REASONABLE PRICES ALWAYS LANGLEY'S FOOD WAREHOUSE Wholesale and Retail 101 W. Cypress St. ROGER LANGLEY Owner Brinkley, Ark The PTA Cares About Kids BECAUSE CHILDREN ARE THE FUTURE t Compliments of ffp£chez' CRAFFORD GRAIN COMPANY P.O.Box 189 Cotton Plant, AR 72036 Day (501)459-3421 Night (501)734-1527 PLEASING YOU PLEASES US Grain Fertilizer 170 Ads w DON HILSDON Rt. 1, Box 401B Brinkley, AR 72021 Phone (501)734-1425 (501) 734-1671 Office (501) 459-3591 Producers — Processors Night (501) 459-2140 Quality Seeds WHEAT — RICE — BEANS CORN — MILO ROBINSON SEEDS, INC. P.O.Box 160 Industrial Park Cotton Plant, AR 72036 BOBBY ROBINSON QUALITY STAMPS They're worth their weight in gold. COMPLIMENTS OF CLA-CLIF HOME FOR THE AGED 734-3636 Ads 171 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Nfcfech Enter to Learn Leave to Earn PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE 1-40 Crowley's Ridge Road Forrest City 633-5411 FINANCIAL HELP IS AVAILABLE AT CROWLEY'S RIDGE FORREST CITY SNAX SALES 513 N. Division Street (501) 633-4061 FORREST CITY, ARKANSAS 72335 DISTRIBUTOR OF COCA-COLA BOTTLING PRODUCTS Company of Arkansas 70001-30 P O Box 3508 Lillie Rock. Arkansas 72203 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Corner of New York Ash Street Brinkley, AR 72021 Church (501)734 2632 Congratulations SENIORS OF ’88 May God Richly Bless You! VICTORY BOOK GIFT SHOPPE 131 W. Cypress Brinkley, Ar 72021 734-4590 BONNIE POOLE DOROTHY STEWART Co-Owners I John 5:4 172 Ads Compliments of BRINKLEY DRUG CO. Hometown Professionals Serving Hometown People 129 W Cypress Brinkley, ARK BrinA ty, imuwimnm STORE Typewriters MIKE DOUGLAS Calculators Computers cop, DOUGLAS BUSINESS MACHINES Service 306 N. Missouri St. Supplies W. Memphis, AR 72301 (501)735-4123 FAX Word Processing 5oqTon CITIZEN SANYO O OUtwpu lAJtf sharp Canon VICTOR Congratulations! We re really going to miss you. We hope all your dreams come true. Remember when nothing is fair, God is there. Love, Jackie Christy SHAW INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 112S. Main Brinkley, Arkansas Phone: 501 -734-1363 WALLY SHAW 501-734-1009 NINA SHAW Kim Denver ADS 173 AUT0GRAPHQ Autographs 175 AUTOGRAPHS 176 Autographs