Camden High School - Conifer Yearbook (Camden, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1983 volume:

TEMPTATICDN 83 Conifer Camden High 641-7J6ffGfSOU, Ce mciien, Ar. Glifudenr Clife Organizatzbqs Qgcademics 'People -zakr- 1 T4 f ,ww TEIVIPTATION We were tempted to dream, to achieve, to join and erjoy the year at CHS. Temptations were in a- bundant supply for all stu- dents-like the large, lus- cious sundae, tempting us to have it all ---- all the joys, the frustrations and the glow of achievement that comes with being part of a successful school year. Cars,- Racey, fancy, ex- pensive. The dream of all students. Some had them, some didn't, but all of us desired to own a car that would be the envy of every- one else. We were tempted to be considered the best dressed students in town. Tempted to spend a fortune on de- signer jeans like Calvin Kleins and Gloria Vander- bilts. However, we were also tempted to spend our money in a way that ,K sttss Yfffl wi W- ji fl ir' fi f f? iiii' brought us instant excite- ment and challenge ---- on video games. The video game craze has swept the nation and CHS students were not immune to Video Game fever. Romance, the dream of dreams for students, to find the one and only, was a real temptation for most of us at CHS. Dating, doing home- work together, planning for the future, were all part of the framework for the school year. The fmal temptation, the ultimate goal for seniors was to achieve the engraved piece of paper that said,- Congratulations, you made it. You are a success. Graduation, the dream which began in August for seniors and was fulfilled in May, brought with it the temptations and challenges for a wonderful future. 'K' 'VW K i i 4 Q 3 4 Janette Fogle is tempted to dream about graduation. Tabi Guice is tempted to spend money at the Fun Center. Ai f' i Q a,,,.'f iw? ' S 'Xi a L ' 'Q 3' W e ' S 1 '! ?'+ +1 .Sa t Nat a SZQQ S? m e QE X ff i at , :fi ' -- Q + . L fy --, N ', '-aSf W., W5-ELS 'fi .Y g g X, Q xx e Cx a 'f X to f so . sg .ft ,, ' AX s A '19 . 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Q K with A i 'X ' 'K .252 The Cunningham family took a trip t Washington for their vacation. Gavin Fletcher rode in motorcross races this summer. The River Ray? races were one highlight of the of the summer SUMM ER FUN!! After the long, drawn out school year, summer was a welcome break to everyone. While some students chose to work at summer jobs, others chose a life of lei- sure. Sleeping late was one groove nobody had trouble getting back into. Everyone went their separate ways and did their own thing. Different people chose dif- ferent ways to spend their time, while some of us just did the same old thing every day. 1 jeep riding' proved to be a very popular activity a- mong students this sum- mer. Not only was it a fun way to get where you were going, it was also an easy way to cool off. Many of Camden High's students were seen in jeeps having a good time. Swimming has always been a favorite past time in the summer and everyone seemed to take advantage of the sun and water at one time or another. If a pool wasn't handy, just laying in the sun and cooling off in the sprinkler seemed to work just as well. If being in the hot sun wasn't your thing, then staying inside and watching soap operas was usually the thing to do. All My Child- ren, General Hospital, and One Life to Live seemed to be the favorites of everyone. The 2nd Annual Ouachita River Raft Race was the major attraction for Ouachi- ta County residents. There were many entries, as well as something to do for those who just wanted to come for the fun of it. Food, music, games- and fun activities were all in- cluded this year. The raft race was a big hit. Even if you didn't win anything, most people had fun just being there. just about everyone went on a vacation at one time or another. Many attended the World's Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee. Some were seen practicing for motorcross events that were held in Pine Bluff and El Dorado. What ever you did, sum- mertime was a fun-filled and busy time for everyone. By the time school was ready to begin, just about everyone was ready to start cracking the books and set- tle in for another year of school activities and fun. Homecoming n0mz'nee'5 gathered on The G.Q,'S are jamming in their perfr stage during the Pep Rally assembly. mance at the assembly fl... , sffmug 0 ov- 'fu gif! R 'fl is MNK 5 M. EL Q r X Qs W QNQ l 1 Y 5 i s 5 s sl Chris Williams, Laura Bailey, Becky Wlmt does Tim Pace have hidden under- Bragg, and Angie Br0Wn Show their spirit heath his shirt? ar the Pep Rally. flrs. Wiley is shown directing the stage rew in preparing for an assembly. A WELCOME BREAK .... ASSEMBLIES Assemblies at Camden High School are a great way to relax and ease the ten- sion of the day for school work. Assemblies were also a way for students to find out what was going on in school that they did not know a- bout. Assemblies were a lot of fun and there were many different types of assem- blies so people did not get tired of them. The students seemed to emoy the Pep Rally assem- blies the best because it gave all the students at Camden High School the chance to participate and to let themselves go for a change and get to scream and holler for the football players and for their own class. The students also have a lot of fun painting signs at some lucky person's house for Friday's Pep rally. The classes enjoyed the fun competition of buying spirit chain links for the most spirited class for the Pep rallies. Another fun assembly the students liked a lot was the Teacher Talent assembly. This assembly gave the stu- dents an excuse to make fun of the teachers openly and not have to worry about going to detention hall and the teachers loved the chance to get up on stage for a change, and do their own thing instead of like always, watching everyone else up on stage having a good time entertaining us at CHS. Lesa Kzkiu' and Wren Clark gave a help ing hand during the Teacher Talent as t. sembly. BEHIND THE SCENES Working nine to five and sometimes earlier and sometimes later, the peo- ple who work behind the scenes at CHS often do not get the recognition they deserve. The students and teach- ers are always on-stage, as are the principals, but without the people work- ing quietly and with dedi- cation in the backround, things would not run very smoothly. Mr. Cotton, the custod- ian, sees that the building and all of its various funct- ioning parts work when they should. Sometimes, the airconditioning or the heat will go berserk, and Mr. Cotton is always on -the scene to fix things. The cooks work hard to provide tasty and nutrit- ious meals for students and faculty. The home- made rolls and other spec- ialties were popular with students. Bus drivers need nerves of steel to carry students 'to' and from school. They also develop patience, es- pecially when taking stu- dents on field trips. Altemative School teach- ers do not get a lot of ap- preciation from students, but someone has to do the job, and they do theirs well. The afternoon crew make the classrooms presentable after the daily students create havoc. The office personnel keep the school running smoothly and ef- ficiently and the aides keep teachers from drop- ping dead from overwork. To these unsung heroes of the school, we give a special salute - you are doing a great job. ti Km 4 QR.. ... tn -:gf 5 Jarvis Beard works after school to clean classrooms. The luncbroom personnel work hard to provide nutritious and tasty meals. Maintenance man joe Howard works on HCW darkroom for publications department. F 1 ,,,f Bus drivers play an important part in school activities. -Q f- ' Ir. Phzlhps runs the Alternative school with firm hand. 'W Mrs. Sprow and Mrs. smoothly. Mrs, Owens helps in the library. 'slums 'kc , 4 V 'J- ! 5 5' ,t.a,AvHz'8- f 2 , f y f . f 9 , .,, J u ,, , , k . , if ,, , McKinney make sure everything in the office runs Mrs. Keesaer aids the teachers by typing tests and various work sheets. ACTIO OF THE OLD WEST! Tdfany jackson is showing her expertise at serving a drink to Hostess Susan Shan- kle. , A iiii is V Ev: ,.,,,, Z AV M V I I -it . if iii WK? 2-f , l fl . ' ifi: Nw. Alva 'Qmse Q ,,': if iiii , . fifs'f wig , , ff sii i,iii t wg - Raj QAV iii' fiii Qyf, v VVK: Yr 1 I 'wr Ji J .i ii Q, . ,. i 1 - 1. Q, ,.,i :xii 2 is t R ' . Q , iv lv' 1 ,S - ggi K t4 i f' - - we - - . i ' If ,..: -' My -. . . T gg? i M ' s ! ' 1, , f. 5' L -' oy K ow AGNA Kev in is 45 Ex 5 , - y Ji.. ls f - S i l AbAV . :VV i e A f was 1 N. S ' e 5 r I , The Sagebrush Singers have finally got their arm signals in unison. The Indians are showing their most savage expressions. The Can-Can Girls are showing their spe- cial technique of winning the affections of the cowboys. Mrs. Wzley is giving Rae Wiley lessons on how to paint Chief Big Fat Tummy, Gary Lester's face. Tzffany jackson daintily blows a bubble in Andy Smith's face. .if Q QV. ,035 X 3 -QQ .V si i M.-A, . M0 , yy W M 1 Cindy Cook, Dana Hurst and Susan Holy- Grant Todd is singing his heart our to field are taking it easy before the play Cindy Cook. begins. Cynthia Sanders, Wren Clark, Anna Womack and Caroline Morphew show their PUNK side. KM B LO - HIONS! Fashions trends tend to change from year to year and this year has been an exception. Styles of years past have once again come back to make their appear- ance. A One popular trend that has returned is the mini skirt. Once popular in 'the 60's, it has come back even bigger and better than before. Ballet and dance h'ave brought.about the style of wearing tights and leg warmers, which help keep the Camden High students warm and stylish in and out of the classroom. More of the guys seem to care about fashion these days and have started to look neater and sharper in pin stripes, ties and polos. Penny loafers, boat shoes and Nikes are still being worn this year by all stu- dents, and they are just as comfortable as they are 'CHIC . Boys are wearing fheir hair shorter and neater while the wavy look is popular with the girls. But, as always, the most popular type of outfit for all students is a pair of jeans Qdesigner of coursej, an Ocean Pacific or Panama jack shirt and a good old pair of tennis shoes. That is just one style that will never go out offashion. ' So, don't throw away any old or outdated clothes from your closet. Save them, and in a couple of years they will come back as a brand new type of fad. Old clothes just never seem to go out of style. f YL? Benny Lockhart shows just how sharp he can look in a dressy yet comfortable way. Andy Langley, Scott Carroll and Chip Hamilton wear popular Ocean Pacific and Bart Reddin knows how to dress, doesn't Panama jack shirts. he? X ,gem aw H , Q it X 'V X R X s X 5 Q t.., . . .. , i Q.. is 1 ' K . . was ii :X ' mi Eiiiigze' Si i , f A Q Lesa Kidd wears a striped dress that looks sharp and sassy. joycelyn Hill has the western look with a ruffled shirt and prairie skirt. Grace Moseley wears the classics:Pearls, Polo and oxford. ,. X1 1 il ' Q in fi .465 . Q k ki k 1. ss Eartba Hawkins, Sheila Williams and Sherry Edwards sport different types of jean shirts. Natalie Newcomb and Dana Hurst model some spring fashions. Footballplayer Tyrone Malcolm smiles a- GNU!! Todd flashes 21 ShafP Smile ar the bout the game score. Camera- a i .l.: S 4.!ji:','fii Q. 1 5 jig'-Qr ff .1 53 SMILES ARE BEA TIF UL Smiles are meant for everyone to use and eijoy everyday. It is a known fact that it takes more muscles to frown then it does to smile. The most attractive asset people have to get someones at- tention or to just let someone know that they are interested in them is their smile. First impressions are very im- portant, and the first thing people notice about a person is their smile. People can tell a lot about someone from the way they smile. People tend to catagorize you by your smile. If you have a cute smile, you are called a cute per- son. If you have a pretty smile, you are called a pretty person. If you have beautiful smile, you are called a beautiful person. People at Camdenl-ligh School have the prettiest and best smiles in town. A smile makes a personality complete. So get in the practice and smile, you might be surprised at the re- sults. Senior Anthony Wesley seems to have lot to smile about. V A! ffl ,A 4 A .vmzle from Susan Shankle can brighten anyone's day. ,. A its 5 ..k ' -' L. , , , ., , L 1 r F w ! .AWN X , 5 1 , : 1 t ,A - -if, K, X AN ' ,f X 'V' ' gr' f X4 I 3 ,N J ry'lj F., 5 5 ef 2 ,rf NN-W.. -3 -Ma, 2 V L . john Kendall smiles every time he gets around Angie. Carolyn Armstrong, janet Dodson and LaTricia Walker sure are happy about something. Outstanding Students Gaig White Kelli Craig White is a freshman at CHS. Craig is an active member of the golf and tennis team. He also enjoys football and basketball. Craig was selected to attend the Gifted and Talented course at SAU Tech. Kellie Barrong is a freshman at CHS. She i s involved in baskeball and track. Her hobbies in clude stereo recordin, cross-stitching and reading Kellie was chosen to take courses at SAU for Gifted and Talented Students. i 1 H mfg ,. E ,,,h . A J ,,,, ...B-A X, . 7 f. r r I. gd. Y A vt. . IQ YL K K .1 Zzi. ki I it . . V ., 'Q ' 4 ,, g A f-ww . j , Q. Ridcy Scarian Ricky Scanlan is a sophomore at CHS. He is quarterback of the football team. He is also a member of the CHS golf team. Ricky is a member of the Key Club, Math Club and Honor Roll. He enjoys being involved in many outdoor sports in- cluding hunting. Sarahlfnox Sarah Lenox is a sophomore at CHS. She enjoys music. Sarah is a member of the Stage Band, Drama Club, AFS , Anchor Club, Math Club and Honor Roll. Sarah is also the editor of the Pan- ther's Echo. Sarah enjoys taking academically challenging courses to enrich her knowledge. Jail-Iairell Jon Harrell is a junior at CHS. He is involved actively in the A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, and Troubadors. jon also enjoys playing golf. He attended the state golf match this year. jon was also selected to attend Arkansas Boys' State this summer. jon is to be the 1983-84 Student Body President. Erica Westbrooks Erica Westbrooks is a junior at CHS. Erica's main involvement is sports. She enjoys playing basketball, volleyball, softball and running track. She has received honors of All-District volleyball and basketball, All-Region basketball and All- Tournament volleyball. Other activities are Student Council, FCA, Drama, Glee Club and junior Class Representative. She says Being chosen as out- standing student by the faculty of CHS is an honor itself. Outstanding Students lt Eric Alexanier Eric Alexander is a senior at CHS. Eric has been awarded with the honors of Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Student Award, Govenors School, Boy's State. He is also President of the Key Club, a member of Mu Alpha Theta, AFS and National Honor Society. Eric's hobbies include horseback riding, hunting, fishing and other outdoor sports. I.aurenLaCotts Lauren LaCotts is a senior at CHS. Lauren's main interest is music. She is a member of the A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Choraliers and Tre- belaires. She is also a member of the Sharesingers and Trinity groups at the First Methodist Church. Lauren has received honors of All-Region and All- State for two years, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Who's Who in Music and she is a member of the Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Lauren enjoys playing- the piano, tennis, swimming and skating. Mona Morehead and joe Askew partici pate ln the powderpuff royalty sponsorec by the Conlfer Staff. M155 McCullough and Mrs. Shankle harh lf up xn the teacher talent show sponsorec by Drama Club ,J W L. fund ralsers are fun! In if folonda Pace and Sandra Morehead sell vindow hangers for HERO. jamie Bocox and Lisa Woody help raise The Clzristmas Cards sent by the Honor money for the cheerleaders by washing Society seem to be confusing Lauren cars. LaCorrs. It G, tv' waiving wg-vs There Wos Ponrher Mog ic 23x::0s.:fa3f..20?20?.fS.f5iz1e In The Air... PANTHQERS CAN DO MAGIC, the theme for the 1982 Homecoming Festivi- ties seemed to be appro- priate in every way. Not only was there magic in the air for a week, there was fun and excitement in everything that happened. After the court was nomi- nated and announced, everything seemed to fly b . yFloat building until all hours of the night was the event that just about every- one found to be fun as everyone pitched in to stuff, build, design, or just plain watch a few boards and a trailer be transformed into a magical creation. The Junior class won the float contest, but every float was a masterpiece to the class that built it. As everyone nervously a- waited a date to the dance and game, the activities just didn't seem to stop. The FBLA once again sold cor sages and the Student Council rushed around to decorate and prepare for the Assembly and dance. After the assembly that presented the court and crowned the queen, just a bout everyone went to the clowns, and smiles seemed parade where floats abundant. Not only were the festivi- ties fun, but the Panthers played a great game and went on to win with the score 9-0. But, as all good things must end, so did Home- coming and everyone was a little sad to put away their hammers and haul their floats away. And even though it involved a lot of hard work and time, Home- coming 1982 was a magical event that no one will ever forget. Once again FBLA made money by selling homecoming corsages. X 'Ihe senior float theme was ZAPP the panthers. Sophomore class members Annette Gaddy and Marcia Fohn pitched ir1 on the float. ,A fu fy, . ALA m L. .Ma ,,,'-Idfgzq Y Wx ..,4l'0 'i Q Barbara Benson was seen clowning around in the parade. Queen, Kim Frazier waves to the crowds watching the homecoming pa- rade. . X I . E ' '7' gp w K ' in Y' ,Q - ,Q w 1' Sw! 3 Q ,zu S iw .3 I xi? N X N. wx k W ggi qw. ,,,m R , A Q' ff, X he xn- :yu T, Q L3 Q fU Ii f if if 5- 4 :ff-, ' '11 t Q8 M. 9 W ,ii2A' My 1 gb? wk ,,, f ff RX':i:xV , 64? S 'filwfg TH E4 fx, ag in A ' ffl C x 'f-L I sk .fA. I L 5' L f 'Q J' i ' 23555 K .W 'Psi 1 Ks? -r ,451 3 74 X 4 ef P 3 W 3 224 A K ., i g ' . Q - S' if . Q 1 Q wk 3 ' Q 1 g A. EVERYB Fawnfe Gioup Fawnie 1. Time 2. journey 3. DeBarge 4. Loverboy 5. Billy Squier 6. Prince 7. Air Supply 8. Van Halen 9. jacksons 10. judas Priest 1. Prince 2. Billy Squier 3. Roger 4, Rick Springfield 5. Cheap Trick 6. judas Priest 7. Loverboy 8. Alabama 9. Bar-Kays 10. john Cougar Fawnle New 630140 Fawnle Song 1. Saga 2. DeBarge 3. Men At Work 4. Time 5. Vanity 6 6. Duran Duran 7. Flock of Seagulls 8. Def Lepperd 9. Asia 10. Adam Ant U 10 OOh, I Like lt-DeBarge Sexual Healing-Marvin Gaye Everybody Wants You Everbody Wants You-Billy Squier Truly-Lionel Richie Come To Me-james Ingram St Patty stin 1999-Prince Hard To Say l'm Sorry-Chicago Africa4Toto Down Under-Men At Work On The Loose-Saga I N DY'. fe Female zrzger 1. Pat Benetar 2. janet jackson 5. Diana Ross 4. Evelyn King 5. Olivia Newton-john 6. Donna Summer 7. Stevie Nicks- 8. Stephanie Mills 9. joan jett 10. Patty Austin Ze Nkzfe nger l. Billy Squier 2. Michael jackson 3. Lionel Richie 4. Prince 5. Marvin Gaye 6. Rick Springfield 7. Ray Parker jr. 8. john Cougar 9. Barry Manilow 10. Ozzy Osborne FAVCDRITES Favotzte T Vf Show Fawnte Actress 1. Dynasty 2. Good Times 3. A Team 4. Different Strokes 5. Knots Landing 6. The Fall Guy 7. Knight Rider 8. M-TV 9. Fame 10. All My Children jane Fonda Nell Carter Brooke Shields Debbie Allen Meryl Streep Stephanie Powers Katherine Hepburn Linda Evans Sally Fields 10. Victoria Principal Favonte Nbwo Pbvotzte Actor E.T. An Officer and a Gentlemen The Toy RockyIII First Blood Fast Times At Ridgemont High Tootsie Poltergeist Porky's . On Golden Pond Richard Pryor Burt Reynolds Gary Coleman Tom Selleck Dustin Hoffman Sylvester Stallone Todd Bridges Richard Gere Benny Hill 82- Hwonte Foot! 1. Pizza 2. Hamburgers 3. Steak 4. Shrimp 5. Tacos 6. Fish 7. Chicken McNuggets 8. French Fries 9. Spaghetti 10. Lasagna What Students Sperzdllfbvzey On 1. Clothes 2. Food 3. Video Games 4. Liquor 5. Gas 6. Tapes 7. Stereo 8. Cigarettes 9. Girls 10. Skoal ,L Y. p 'Y ' ' , , 'L mfg 1 4, hu-1 JQHN 314401 Q Q A? 'Aw -X 5 A f xx...--7 -if X ,,.,, , ,, 7,,-.,,+,,,,,,,, ,. . .521 DAILY GRI ND !Problems decreose os the CJQlJlS end Once again, in late Au- gust it was time to start racing against the clock- shower, hair, clothes, breakfast and mad dash for the few remaining parking spots-the daily school grind began again. As students waded through tests, lectures and note-taking, lunch ap- proached and they were faced with a choice of either brown-bagging it or risking life and stomache lining to choke, down the cafeteria's mystery meat with secret sauce. Those students who were fast enough eating lunch es- tablished a routine of stand- ing in the locker area ming- ling with people, going out- side and mingling with neqrs! people, or going to the bathroom and mingling with people. Starvation ran a race wih with nervous breakdowns as students sat, stomachs growling and eyes glued to the clock, trying to concen- trate on the sixth period lecture. At last the bell-almost home! Camden high school's day ended with a race to the parking lot and the car stereo. Friends honked and wav- ed as they passed each other on their way home from their hard day at Cam- den high school. joe Neal is chowing down with obvious de- light, his gourmet meal in the cafeteria. V -lam 52:52 . Barbara Benson was caught primping in the . f-K2 'ir mi john Harrell is having an animated conver sation with Robin Wilson. Going outside after or during lunch period is Rllffdy M0176 iS finding it difficult to hear popular with fellow students. dufmg hls P11006 CHU- s -si Y sf 55' S s aft-A: . .. QQ fi. fha-5111... . PWM? Wzleylr classroom is being used safety from a tornado. sg -Q. . ss in . t. - Q W, S 1 .t t Effiii n.,-. .. .5 1 Grant Todd is taking while vu Beth Q Tyrone Mzinor doesn't look like he knows where to begin on his project in Home ec. 'Tome students look like they are trying to have fun in the halls. getting ready for oraduaiion .... As seniors drew closer to graduation, most anxiously awaited the time when they would venture out on their own. It was getting time to leave the underclassmen, dances, football games, and report card and step out into the adult world as a new man or woman. C.H.S. seniors were pre- pared for graduation. Many participated in a Senior countdown during the lunch periods each day. College visitation was also a part of graduation Gordon Hale measures Johnnie Haynie QC, and gown. preparation. Seniors would take approved day off from school and visit the college of his choice. Ordering announce- ments and caps and gowns was also a part of getting ready for that big day. In that purchase they also bought Class Keys, Memory Books, and Thank You Notes. One of the most irnpor- tant necessities for gradu- ation was making the grade. Many seniors were not straight A students. And some may have to at- tend summer classes to get their other credits. One senior in particular stated I thought my senior year was going to be easy, but I see I had to work hard at my classes and participate in more activities. Another state, I think this year was the best ever. No doubt about itg the Class of 'K83 made Cam- den Senior High School what it is today and we are proud to say We were tempted to achieve and we made it. Lisa Davis adjusts collar for joe Neal as they try on graduation gowns. t al ..,-.,.,, ij g p . , 5 aaa 5 H looa 5 550 Senior Cynthia Lewis heads for the finish line. For every mood there is a season, and our season was the entire school year. We were tempted to set our goals high and then go for it. We all took a giant step forward in the area of achievements. We laughed, cried and loved our way through homework, tests, activi- ties, athletics and friend- ships which make a school year so satisfying. A It was not a perfect year. We had our ups and downs, but the ups made us grateful for the things we were tempted to ac- complish, and the downs made us stronger to face the future. Although the end of the school year brought an end to a major segment in the lives of seniors, we were tempted, to pause in tribute to Camden High School, before going on to all the exciting and won- derful things in store for us. WE WERE TEMPTED TO WIN SPORTS ,, 'S 'VU R L., 1 ,ma ff A ,. X ji' 'Q f gi XVVVU M' ' , ffm. e , vga A ,511 ,X wmv if X . 1 ,Vg 4 , 1 Wf . X ,:,. V S Lzz ' .L ilfA,gWf?z 1 Y' S sw -NX f FGOTBALL WE WERE TEMPTED TO BEAT THE onus Senior Panthers have not had the best of seasons this year. They won 3 games in the whole season. This did not, however, break that famous panther pride. Games were exciting. Of- ten it looked like the pan- thers would pull through and win. It was seldom that they did. The reason for this was because players this year had little experience on the field. Starters consisted of Sophomores and juniors and seniors. Coach Bocox commented that the team was good, and just because they had one lousy season does not mean they won't come out and be undefeated next sea- son. With this inspiring message, he also said that most teams do have bad seasons now and then, and this year's was Camdenls. Coach McKinnon guided the guys as best he could, and put as much into a game as the players them- selves. Panther's! We backed you then and we're backing you nowl Stay with it and come out and tear 'em up NEXT season! Front I to r- Coaches- Stainton, McKinnon, Bridges, and Bell. Back I to r-Coaches- Bocox, johnson, Hicks, and Wooldridge. Chester Wzllxdms leaves the hazards of football this season. 9. V 4 , 'font I to rl- jeff Davis, Frankie Frazier, Rod Taylor, David Byars, Willie Porchia, Edward arris, Charles Ellis, jeff Neal, Bobby Beavers, Charles Banks, Tony Rufus, Anthony Herndon. 'econd I to rj- james Smith, jeff Leatherwood, Lee Gonzales, john Carter, Tony Cross, Steve vars, Randy Morris, Odell Kennedy, Donnie Barkhimer, Matt Hill, Fernando Ford, Charles eavers, David Frazier. lT!Jz'rd! to rl- Vincent Kelly, Greg Stewart, jerome Williams, Chester illiams, Mike Trammell, jerome Polk, Daryl Utsey, Tyrone Malcolm, Ricky Scanlon, Rodney Randall Freeland, Grant Byars, Mark Beasley. lBack I to rj- james Alford, jerome Rod McKinney, Terry jackson, Robert Godbolt, Stephone Avery, Ed Williams, Grant Mark Green, joe Neal Phillip Roark, Robert Bethea, Tim Pace. A strong panther bulldozes through a tight defense. This guy's got a lot of guts! Go for it Panthers! Sr. Panthers line up in great formation. g Q 1 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sara Smith 8 m- .... . 0 . 1 ... ..., . ll. .L-L-calf' MW' Q f 1 u ' 'V ' N . 3 -fNll!lbuo-'eww' we ' in H 'Y ' Y1 x I 1 1 ' ' .HN : Y 'M , , 'E rf' r-' '-'A v' w ka I I I 1' l Y 1 I u :Ill r r 1' -.- 've re'- wer-'-'r' f v an 1 :-1: , i x 1 - ., 1 v 1 s - . 1 1 ..a..:1:f.g.. I 1 1 i e... i i ,il are , , Tj, .. Y . Y, -mm . ,7 be Q ' ligg..-.X , .1 J: x x ..., . 1 -1 4 . . u A 1 r s 1 i -I Ala' -K :izfr xx . r 1 r , kwa L. ...mall . x ,X 3' , u. , . fr W -1' ' N r' :Q -r A . K 'U W-H A - My .5 ii .. fi . . i ...., .1 I .S Q M ' 3' rf-:H 1 i 1 1 V Sl Im.. ,i 4. -Mi War .. s N.-,. , 4 . N... 1 J' 'B i.,,...,. 'll Nfhz va- .J---...Af M-was-4L.... .1-..w.LN.lL... .4 V --W- ' I . '2' ' A , W F .M 1:1 EiSEfm. , , . , 4 .. . .M l , .... . M .. . ll' Si E - I sw aus nun U--ul'-7 - f' E? ' 5m.xmSE A- A M Stephanie Patton 1 1 1 s - - gr 5X jamie Bocox K -fi, fg. b- ' 5 ka, . . . . . waging .Q Kim Frazier, Captain .. shut.. 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'i'.Z'X.l:lX?k. e .A -f -mm W4 ,,49.' ,l .. y N ' ' mdimcgf A ig .g .1 Wil Kiasma Ama Mary Beasley Miss Pace, Sponsor y 43 Junior Cheerleaders Claire Byars Anita Waller A L d Debbie Tfuby Michelle Taylor A ,ik in - aww w --fHff2,4:f :ima nw: 1- ,mgefiw 1 - IQ, H43 V , .14 un Q, L if ,,ll,,, W illf , ' ll ll l Q w w 5 ,Q 'AX lu lviiw Mcuulloiigii, Sponsor Tonya Simpson Sheritha Gillette PANTHERS VOLLEYBALL The Lady Panthers placed 3rd in the district. Players played hard and skillfully but could not come through with the win, according to their coach. They were kept out of the state tournament by only l loss. Season ended with ll wins and 4 losses. Best spike-Deanna Neal Most points-Diane Hall Best serve-Erica Westbrooks Hustle-Verlene Torrence. E Erica Westbrooks and Sr. Lady Panthers take time out at a practice. of lt' at VX Lady Panthers are .' lstandingl Lavonna Hayes, Alison Stratford, Lisa Hamby, Caryn Wilde, Charlotte Lockhart, Deedra Whitney, Diane Hall, Tonya Whitney, and Deanna Neal. lkneel- ingj Angie McKenzie, Angela Frazier, Monique Allen, Erica Westbrooks, Verlene Torrence Margaret Burton, Cynthia Lewis. f, Q lv s , M 'ww , V M, Angie McKenzie show the long and short At volleyball practice, Alison Stratford says, Who me? Ir. Lady Panthers lleneelingj Bonita Moore, Michelle Purifoy, Aleatha Beavers, Anita Waller, Tina Gillette lrtandingj Angela Castle, Jeanette Carroll, Sonya johnson, Josie fraylor, Charlotte johnson, SRRGHIRLS if 9114+ BA KETBALL Senior Team llst raw I lo rl Jeffery Pratt,'Ahthdny I-ferndon, Jeffery Neal, Randy Morris, Junior, Je-ffefy Nealdribbles theball Tyrone Malcolm, Fernando Ford fManagerj l2nd row I to rl Enrique Washington QManagerj, down the court. Wayne Watts, Mark Jones, Jerome Carroll, Rod McKinney, Vincent Kelly, Rod Bennett V fManagerJ l3rd row I to rl Edwards Williams, Phillip Roark, Greg Burton, Juan Hayes, Robert Godbolt, William McElroy. 4 .w . ,, ,.,, 'v f' ,A ee'- M 'QME A , Starters: Jeffery Neal, Anthony Herndon, Juan Hayes, Robert God- bolt, Edward Williams, William McElroy. v ' Seniorjuan Hayes puts pressure on the Hope Bobcats. SembrEa9wn1W1Aams Seniorjuan Hayes j r. Team flst mw I to rj Vincent Green, Marvin johnson, Enrique Washington, Alvin Lewis, Micheal Beard, Steve Carson, Rudy Galbert fManagerj Und row I to rl jeff Davis fMana- gerj, Gary Sumler, Bobby Arnold, David Lewis, Larry Porchia, Kevin Bradford, Sean Bradford, Greg Hawkins. SenzbrEdward Willzdms uses the expression Ready or not her we come. Randy Hicks lCoacbl Calvin johnson CAS- sistant Coachj. ' Panthers Plan To Rebzzzla' The 82-83 basketball season proved to be a sub- par season for Coach Hicks, but he said it was one of the most enjoyable ones for him. It's always fun to work with quality Coaches and a group of quality sopho- mores like we had this year, Hicks said. The team had a fairly good start winning seven of the first ten games. However, after juan Hayes was injured in jan- uary, the team suffered a series of losses. When Hayes returned in Februaly, the team finish- ed fourth in the confer- ence. The 15 players who fi- nished the season should be commended for going through a year where they were pushed every single day and stayed with it, the Coach said. Most of the team leader- ship came from senior Edward Williams, whou, fi- nished the season as the leading scorer and re- bounder. Williams was named to the All-District team. I s E 3 LADY HEBS Coach Thames motions to the floor. Tonya Whitney follows in- structions. The Lady Cats were led in scoring this season by Verlene Torence and Erica Westbrook. The girls both played hard. The team ended the sea- son with a 13-8 record, which puts them in first place in the 7AAA Con- ference. Coach Thames could only remark We did it! as she saw the end of the season. She was enthusi- astic when the season be- gan and more than expect- ed its outcome. The Lady Cats are a great team and work very hard to win titles for Cam- den High. They all de- serve some recognition! ni 971093 jfs ...,,e,,j-.,-fra.. Erica Westbrook.: and Monique Allen block with style. These girls are tough! ,NNMWM . Anita Waller, Felecia Christopher and Angela Frazier rest up k during practice. Tonya Whitney grabs the ball and runs with it. A ll to rj Charlotte Lockhart, Margaret Hall, Tonya Whitney, Verlene Moore, Angela Frazier, Angie McKenzie, Erica Westbrooks, Monique Allen, Detra Whitney, Diane Hall, Lavonna Hayes, Cynthia Lewis. Lady Panthers take time to perfect their game. Erica Wesibrook and Verlene Torrence show us their smiles. They were both All-District players. ll to rl Shante Towns, Anita Waller, Sonya johnson, Tina Gillette, Angela Castle, Bonita Moore, jeanett Carroll, Coach Thames, Mechelle Purifoy, Deborah Phillips, Sonya Tidwell, Ale- tha Beavers, Annette Traylor. TRACK- A mnnmun James pracrice. ,,,1 at Smith throws the shot in femme Williams demonstrates pole vauldng to eighth graders. MzkhadT1wmna!l mns the 240 yard spints. A, Track Team: Robert Godbolt, James Alford, Barry Lester, Jeffery Neal, Lee Gonzales, Mark Jones, Willie Porchia, Mark Green, James Smith, I-lerchel Williams, Stephone Avery, Tony Rufus, Jeffery Daniels, Fernando Ford, Tony Cross, David Tatum, Gerald Raines, Martain Leaks, Eddie Lewis, Venison Kelly, Michael Trammell, Donald Briggs, John Cornelius, Jeffery Albert, Rod McKinney, Jerome Carroll, Johnny Jones, Jeffery Pratt, Guy Woodard, Darrell Utsey, Donnie Barkhimer. Lf.. w , jr. Team llst row I to rj Vincent Green, Marvin johnson, Enrique Washington, Alvin Lewis, Micheal Beard, Steve Carson, Rudy Galbert fManagerj l2nd row I to rl jeff Davis flviana- gdj, Gary Sumler, Bobby Arnold, David Lewis, Larry Porchia, Kevin Bradford, Sean Bradford, Greg Hawkins. Semi2rEdward Wzllzkzms uses the expression Ready or not her we come. 2? fmt -g q, ,V an . i K f- -.H 1, ' , 'V ' 11 Randy Hicks lCozzcb1 Calvin johnson CAS- sistant Coachj. 4 Pambers Plan To Rebzala' The 82-83 basketball season proved to be a sub- par season for Coach Hicks, but he said it was one of the most enjoyable ones for him. It's always fun to work with quality Coaches and a group of quality sopho- mores like we had this year, Hicks said. The team had a fairly good start winning seven of the first ten games. However, after juan Hayes was injured in jan- uary, the team suffered a series of losses. When Hayes returned in February, the team finish- ed fourth in the confer- ence. The 15 players who fi- nished the season should be commended for going through a year where they were pushed every single day and stayed with it, the Coach said. Most of the team leader- ship came from senior Edward Williams, whous fi- nished the season as the leading scorer and re- bounder. Williams was named to the All-District team. .. TRACK- A mtnmnn James Smith throws the shot in practice. nv-v'f Jerome Wiliam: demonstrates pole vaulting to eighth graders. M1khdTmmmaLfn1r1s the 240 yard spints. Track Team: Robert Godbolt, James Alford, Barry Lester, Jeffery Neal, Lee Gonzales, Mark Jones, Willie Porchia, Mark Green, James Smith, Herchel Williams, Stephone Avery, Tony Rufus, Jeffery Daniels, Fernando Ford, Tony Cross, David Tatum, Gerald Raines, Martain Leaks, Eddie Lewis, Venison Kelly, Michael Trammell, Donald Briggs, John Cornelius, Jeffery Albert, Rod McKinney, Jerome Carroll, Johnny Jones, Jeffery Pratt, Guy Woodard, Darrell Utsey, Donnie Barkhimer. E Lt -:rg UE EXCELLENCE !l l' 1 Q 'Qin 'xx W 9 'vu ,f ewfswlf.-xT'QT7.tgtt Debra Pbzllzps, Verlene Torrence, Angie McKenzie, Deanna Neal, P Rochelle ross, Angela Frazier, La- s 1 tonda Davis watch while their team- 'Y me mates compete. ' 1 lag. K N + f -f n , - N. x rx ,Jaw mix 1 , 42.11, ,Qu its l 23 is t X ix .- -fl' , , :fir 'ltr 5, M'g.,'Q3 1136? . ' W2 In A . it g - a E - - 3 Xvmfx ., n a N9 - E. - ei . . A ck, A i ,Tx aw E grief' Q' f--W .. A E Salt E tl et211:3S3g....ityi1el E qt.. Q 1 JI K: E5 . ,,e..,,,,,,t.. wg Q K 3 V E, . I - .-,,,,., ,av---PE an 'E are--mm ,. y--b--' ' ,. -1- - ' Q Q 5 Q- XXX W 1 ', . xx. X i m,.f 5 ' 5' Y . l xxx .xr ii l V .V tl E 5 N I W Q KAK. 3 A-xi 1 fi . tw 'V ,gk . E ., Q iieei My ex. ,E ' ' ii' eiir A ' ' jaime Bocox practices the hurdle while Erica Westbrook watches. Tonya Whitney jumps on the highjurp Erma jenkins and Verlene Torrence help Angela Frazier off the field. . 'T' Verlene Torrance and Tonya Whit- ney run the 220 dash during prac- tice. g TENN S Girls Tennis Team, Top ll to rl Rose Banks, Katherine Dean, Tabi Guice, Diana Loren- zon, Wren Clark, Robin Moseley, Jayne Atwell, Kim Kyser, Barbara Benson, Anna Womack, Coach Manning, Lisa Hicks, Lisa Woody, Lisa Davis, Tiffany jackson, Leslie Gilchrist, Susan Holyfield. Boys Tennzlv Team, Above: Rod Taylor, Chris Williams, john Kendall, joe Neal, Mike Singleton, Bruce Landers, Coach Manning, Chris Kyser, Craig White, Matt Hill. 'va ' 1. 'Q MC, 1143 '. ' iw-tg, W .3-44.13 ,'4.'Y1 f:33'rft f:,iX1'Er? L fr , 2, A :fb ,K i-4202330 '1Z 'ffFii.f e-Vw xgwif' U' -'M '-'iv 'w--fm . .sftiffn A A z '. - ' ' t .A 'iff ' z, 7' 'AW' ., , A , E, . ,f.x,. 4... . ,, , M, , ., jf, may fl. ,,g,,5jf?,3,vxi.!ah,,X in. ,Avi 3 2 , 1 in 'Q . u QE 'f-in W.. Hf'- .- ' '- .' , ,. plan, ,fi 1, '51, Nw-fxhf.f-,,fn,.-2142 V- 'K -wma. , za, ,W , ,V .I , Wav., ,, . 1 J.. ,, ..f,,,,a,,. 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I ,,,, 5 , ' ii'-- 1 - , ,x SM ' 1 ,, V , , 5 , J, M, ikkiffn - AM C V Q ' .Y f V Some members of the Tennis Teams are changing courts. l l il! 1, in , f T girly A Q i r 'V ' Q UW i 3 Q 5 i A Q . i . 'il' 7 Qfzlif' l 5 f , 4 in 8 , ,, , N gi , if Q L 5 ,. . ff 4 . 'bf ,f il fy i grub Q ig V I fi .. ' vf ' ' K 4 9 ' ,, ' L Nc. 5 1, , ., if A ' ,, ,Man ' Ts ,,,,-nv-v--.W W. V , V q 4, i,.,m . .4 N T3 ' ni n C an in - wmwwm Vigig 'MWC V is Mfwyamwwienfzfwwiflfrw . v,,,,. -f -ff' 3:':':4.7'ruwwf-v- - wr M573 AW' n ,,,, ,,,.,,, f - AQNWQLW-. 'i'C::,L4::vw-2,Jf1..'i'-Swffffwww'M' NM- ,,,, i i MQ: 'vnnc,.,iiTg1iilZ::i:L.Ziff :: ' , l Bruce Landers practices his forehand with Coach Manning. he e Y C l J J i M '-.. 'W ii I Chris Wzlliams kicks fm XSSLWC ,, lp - - e 6 back his right foot as M L, ' - C C c' he goes for a volley. -ssz C K- . K ..', ........a. i K C C . x. li M MW.. A '---,....,, '14 Craig White, Bruce Landers and Chris Kyser jump rope as part of physical fitness. - ---.....,,,,,. hq..,,.q- lf: Mike Singleton, joe Neal, Chris Kyser, john Kendall, Craig and Bruce Landers are exercising drills in Tennis! GULF N X Sw 5 S55 ,:A,, 2. GOH Team Members llrt fowl Chuck Lindsey, jon Harrell, Scott Kyser l2nd fowl Coach Bridges, Ricky Scanlon, Donald Cox. ' VVEIGI-ITLIFWNCS sw' Members ofthe Weightlifting team flex their muscles. Mark Green strains as he dead lifts 320 lbs. in weight lifting class. JU! Micheal Trammell demonstrates weightlifting techniques. enod Assembly. Gvnvwxsrncs is. . . our skin and style Although gymnastics is not a team sport, there was a lot a team feeling and mutual support given by team members to each other. According to Coach Octavia Taylor, gymnastics is an individual sport with gymnasts competing against themselves, to develop and perfect new and more com- plicated routines. A sense of balance and poise along with some origi- nality and dedication is what makes a gymnast a top notch competitor, the coach noted. The seemingly effortless back flips, handstands, and straddle vaults are the re- sults of hours of grueling practice when every muscle is toned and developed. CHS was fortunate this year to have as returning team members Cynthia Sanders, Donna Bateman, Ann Landers, Meshell Tay- lor and Theresa Wilson, who added depth to the team. Wzfl sbe succeed as wonder woman? Mary Beasley performs during an Activity Patricza Taylor claims she has the best view. lFront fowl Ito r,' Marcia Fohn, Donna Bateman, Cynthia Sanders, Teresa Wilson, Ann Landers, Patricia Taylor. lBack fowl Ito rg Susie Hamilton, jamie Bocox, Debbie Truby, Robin Wilson, Denise Nussey, Janice Harris, Stephanie Patton. Cyntbia Sanders has perfect form on the vault. Coach Taylor glances over the Aerobic I to r Ann Landers, Susie Hamilton, Cynthia Sanders DHUCC book before CIHSS. WE WERE TEMPTED O JG N ORGANIZATIONS ,nf 3 1 X x 1: 1-xr 3, Q. ss KRS S NS 55-1. ' ' Rb ww gg Q BANn:we had it ALL The Marching Band had an especially good season with Luther Armstrong and Kim Smith as drum majors. Band members practiced af- ter school every evening in preparation for all football games, at home and away, marching contests, pep as- semblies, and parades. They attended two March- ing Contests and received a two rating at both Warren and Monticello. This year's officers are Luther Armstrong, band captain, Lori Brown, first lieutenant, Valorie Mitchell, second lieutenant, Susie Hamilton and Lori Brown, librarians, and Rudy Gal- bert, Tim Green Gary les- ter, David Maddox, joe Maddox, and Lonnie Mur- ray were quatermasters. The quartermasters are in charge of loading, unload- ing, and taking equipment back to the buses, setting up chairs and stands for re- hearsels, keeping the band hall clear, and many other duties that keep the organi- zation running smoothly. Angela Beavers can find time to practice before band. Not even rollers prevent Joycelyr Hill from coming to band practice. in W 2 We ,,,,y-3-...m : WM, ,N 1' wwf-M.7..-'7'f ww-M-nm ,hmm 1 V V qw' ummm-W, f . -mmm -- mm... A -MM.. ,, wwumpnlnv .....,,.,,....,, M J: Z I V WA K A V Q A , fig, ' - Z, Q umzmm , 1 0 ' 5 r ff- elll r 1 W W --.W .Az rims!! 0 A A ,Wk Qu 9' WMM: , X . K fn , O V? 0 ,. L. , 4' ' or 3' too f V V Wai, 1 M55 - t ' lf' lwftaiif o r , 1 pp p , 4 The Camden Band perform during o s o 1 i qM5 i the Homecoming Parade. , - E:f ii i . I iv QB: ff' ' 4,7 'Ihe Camden Band perform at all the pep rallies during the, football season. 'Ihe Camden band perform every Fri- day night at halftime during football ,wr M26 season. BAND GRCUPS Stage Band: lFront to backl Annette Gaddy, joe Maddox, Eartha Hawkins, Franklin Brooks, LaTricia Walker, Mark Strickland, Sarah Lenox, Emily Langley, Andre Kelly, Angie Beavers, Doris Hines, David Maddox, Gary Lester, Tim Green, Tony Robinson, Rod Bennett. Mi: X x K if' ,,r I ,Ji Rzfles-Rochelle Ross, Kim Hunter, Lori Brown, Suzie Hamilton, Doris Hines. Elements of muszc is a new class this year. Handbell members are: lBask Rowl Kim Dunn, Alison Stratford, LaTricia Walker, Tim Green, lFront Rowl Laurie Brown, David Maddox, Kim Fletcher, Laurie Mullis. were-qw Luther Armstrong, best drum major in com petition. Quartermasters: lFront to backj Rudy Gal bert, joe Maddox, Kevin Carroll, Gary Les ter, Rod Bennett, Tim Green, David Mad dox. f l Band Counczlf-Luther Armstrong-Captain, Lori Brown and Valerie Mitchell. MSB aww.,-r..rwmsM., .. .. .....M,,......,,. nd Roll Call: Carolyn Armstrong, Luther Armstrong, Tina Barnes, Dana Bateman, Angela lvers, Sharon Bell, Brenda Bragg, Thomas Brewster, Franklin Brooks, Lori Brown, Tina wn, Keith Burch, Kevin Carroll, Wren Clark, Michelle Doss, Kim Dunn, Renee Edwards, :la Elliott, Robin Foster, Vanessa Fuller, Annette Gaddy, Rudie Galbert, Cecelia Godbolt, 1 Green, Margaret Hall, Suzie Hamilton, Mark Hammock, Lisa Harrell, Eartha Hawkins, celyn Hill, Doris Hines, Adam Hossley, Kim Hunter, Anthony jordan, Tonya jordan, Andre ly, Karla Kriehn, Teresa Lamkin, Emily Langley, Fredrick Langley, Sarah Lenox, Gary ter, jan Lewis, james Lowe, David Maddox, Sandra Mason, Sharon Mason, Torger McRae, orie Mitchell, Earnest Torrence, Pamela Morehead, Lonnie Murray, Caroline Neeley, Shan- , Nevels, Debra Phillips, Terry Phillips, Charlotte Reed, -Ierome Reed, Tony Robinson, 'helle Ross, Beth Shankle, Kim Smith, Staci Staggs, Regina Stith, Angela Strickland, Mark ckland, Mechelle Tate, Sonya Tidwell, Dusty Unger, LaTricia Walker, jennifer Wesley, dy Wilson, Robin Wilson, Sandra Wilson. ag Auzxlliary: Carolyn Armstrong, Cindy Wilson, joycelyn Hill, Brenda Bragg, Pam orehead, Cecelia Godbolt, Teresa Lamkin, Wren Clark, Robin Wilson, Caroline Neely, metre Gaddy, Tina Brown. Charlotte Reed, jennifer Wesley, Dusty Unger, Karla Kriehn, sa Harrell. Librarians-Suzie Hamilton and Lori Brown. VVE ARE AWESOME! ! The CHS choir has en- joyed much success this year, and took 'We are Awesome' as it's theme slo- gan. On Nov. ll, the A Capel- la Choir, Madrigals, Chora- liers, and Troubadors parti- cipated in the annual OBU Invitational Choral Festival. All groups from Camden received top rating, with the choir winning the Best In Class trophy in the small ensemble division. The following week the same groups took part in the Central Region Invita- tional Choral Festival. No best in class trophies were awarded, but each group from CHS received a lst division, the highest possible rating given. f Q WE si TlLJi3OP?ft Ol? g E itt tlilp E W The choir had many slogans throughout the year but 'We Are Awesome was the favorite. Many cboir students showed their support for the choir, by making signs for the choir room. One of the signs displayed the choir slogan. The choir attended several contests during the year. Their first contest was at O.B.U. Y Choir ofjqcers display some of the awards the choir has won this year The officers all have important jobs in the choir. is-' 'M N Q if Q' 'vivf' Pbzlzp R0- gers is the new direc- tor of the choir this year. The students of- ten refer to him as HPR-,, CHOIR GETS NEW DIRECTOR The choir is under the di- rection of a new director, Mr. Philip Rogers. Mr. Rogers came to the choir from Cabot Arkansas, where he was the choral di- rector. Mr. Rogers has been tea- ching for 6 years and is ac- tively involved in church work. He is a member of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, the American Choral Directors Association, in which he is the senior high school sec- tion chairman. 'It is his desire that CHS will remain one of the top choirs in the state, as it has been for the past 30 years, he said. Some sfudents find activity period a good time to go over music. Angie Brown and Laura Bailey are among the accompianists for the choir. The Madr-:gals performed for many clubs and banquets throughout the year. Their first perform- ance was at Open House. CHORAL GRCU PS AC Capella Choir llst. fowl Susan Holyfield, Michelle Doss, Angie Brown, Kim Smith, Gary Lester, jay Crumpler, Benny Kelly, Mark Strickland, Bart Reddin, Rod Taylor, Sara Smith, Laura Bailey, LaTricia Walker, Caroline Morphew l2nd. fowl Carolyn Green, Cynthia Sanders, Charlotte Russell, jeff Davis, Andy Langley, Andre Kelly, Paul Wesley, -Ierome Reed, john Kendall, Barry Lester, Wren Clark, janet Hurley, jennifer Tumberbville, Tiffany jackson l3rd. fowl Doris Hines, Rhonda Lusby, Anna Womack, Chuck Lindsey, Mark Green, David Maddox, ,Jerome Carroll, Robin Moseley, Kim Kyser, Lauren LaCotts, Teresa Cox, jennifer Wesley, Phyllis Torrence, Thea Sterling, Anna Osborne l4tb. fowl Lori Brown, Caryn Wilde, Tabi Guice, Kim Dunn, Kerry Todd, Scott Kyser, Patrick Daniel, Chip Hamilton, jon Harrell, Grant Todd, Lisa Harrell, Greg Stewart, Cindy Wilson, Teresa Bell, Sharon Pace. A Cappella Cb01-7' Om-C675 are Grant Todd, Presi- dent, Anna Osborne, Vice President, Lauren La- Cotts, Secretary, Robin Moseley, Treasurer, Phil ' Rogers, director. Tfebelazfes llst fowl Marsha Rowe Charlotte Russell Susan Holyfield Sara Smith Angie Brown, Laura Baily Tiffany jackson Michelle Doss Wren Clark Teresa Cox Lauren LaCotts, Pam Harper Johnnie Rucker Susan Shankle l2nd fowl Angela Beavers Sharon Pace Cynthia Sanders, jennifer Tuberville Tracy Bowen Sonya Purifoy Sandra Wilson Doris Hines Robin Moseley, Kim Kyser Latricia Walker Caroline Morphew Cecilia Bedford l3rd fowl Rhonda Pickett, janet Hurley jennifer Wesley Phyllis Torrence Lisa Harrell Caryn Wild Anna Osborne, Carolyn Green Lori Brown Teresa Bell Cindy Wilson Tabi Gu1ce Kim Dunn Rhonda Lusby, Anna Glee Club list fowl Keli Blue, Tabi Phillips, Michelle Taylor, Wren Dailey, Deanna Morgan, Ann Landers, Leigh Ann Ellis, Grace Moseley, Teresa Scott, Debbie Truby, Rochelle Ross, Shelia Kelly, Tyrone Minor. l2nd fowl Chris Kyser, Gavin Fletcher, Sheretha Gillette, Mona Morehead, Rigina Hunter, Dusty Unger, Carol White, Claire Byars, jane Byars, Lisa Silliman, Vanessa Dun- nings, joe Maddox, Stepha- nie Slaughter, Debra Wil- liams l3fd fowl jonathan Su- ber, Eddy Stratford, Erica Westbrooks, Ellen Hendrick, Shannon Nevels, Tonya Simp- son, Robin Wilson, Darla johnson, Deanna Parnell, jeff Cole, Rodell Williams, james Smith, David Frazier. MCDRE CHORAL GROUPS Gleeman list fowl Rod Taylor, Barry Lester, Mark Strickland, Bart Reddin, Andy Langley l2nd fowl jerome Carroll, jeff Davis, jay Crumpler, Andre Kelly, Greg Stewart l3fd fowl Gary Lester David Maddox, Benny Kelly, Scott Kyser, Chuck Lindsey, Jerome Reed, Paul Wesley Mark Green l4tb fowl john Kendall, Kerry Todd, Dwayne Watts, Patrick Daniels, Grant Todd jo Harrell, Chip Hamilton. Tfoubadofs list fowl Barry Lester, Mark Strickland, Bart Reddin l2nd fowl Rod Taylor, Andy Langley, Chip Hamilton, Chuck Lindsey l3fd fowl john Kendall, jon Harrell, Grant Todd, Kerry Todd. iw? , Mdddgdlf list fowl Kim Smith, Rod Taylor, Caroline Morphew, Andy Langley, Anna Osborne l2nd fowl Lau- ren LaCotts, Mark Strickland, Wren Clark, Chuck Lindsey, Anna Womack l3fd fowl janet Hurley, Bart Reddin, Lisa Harrell, Grant Todd, Caryn Wild, Chip Hamilton. Chofalzkffs list fowl Charlotte Russell, Kim Dunn, Kim Smith, Angie Brown, Laura Baily, Caroline Morphew l2nd fowl Lauren LaCotts, Wren Clark Anna Womack, janet Hurley, Lisa Harrell, Caryn Wild, Anna Osborne. P L I N S jzznette Fogle, jackie Collins and Publications, easy? Many long, hard hours are re- quired of the staff to put together the Conifer. Students who work hard, show responsibility and de- dication and concern for C.H.S. are the ones needed to put together the year- book. The Conifer Staff had to meet an early deadline authorized by Hurley Print- ing Company. To begin the year staff workers had to learn many things. They learned how to lay out pages, how to use the cameras and the equipment necessary in developing them, and how to use the tools associated with the other tasks. The motto of our class is, A staff that works to- gether, stays together. The Publications class al- so sponsored the Powder Puff Football Game. To realize just how much effort these people put into the yearbook, one would have to participate in this activity. e l Vanessa Kelly are a few Publica- tion members that sit during a tornada warning. fifff, Beth 'Yaksic-Editor, Roxanne Nevels-Business Manager, Lisa Harrell-Activity Chairman Janette Fogle-Secretary. Q Q: Gi ' 4 Photographers and Typesetters: Franklin Brr Wanda Miller, Sheila Williams, Eartha I-law strong, Laura Edwards, and Roxanne Nevels Publication Stajf'lFront Rowl Eartha Hawkins, jackie Collins, Shelia Williams, Carolyn Armstrong, Beverly Gilchrist, Natalie Newcomb, Robin Moseley, Janice Rayford, Dana Hurst, Beth Yaksic, Janette Fogle, lBack Rowj Franklin Brooks, Sherry Edwards, Angela Frazier, Alicia Gillette, Vanessa Kelly, Wanda Miller, Cindy Wilson, Laura Edwards, Christy Young, Roxanne Nevels, and Mrs. johns- advisorer. e Rayford, Alicia Gillette, Beverly Gilchrist, ry Edwards, Angela Frazier, Carolyn Arm- Qld Roxanne Nevels-Business Manager and Beth Yaksic-Editor go over a few last details Student Council Ojyicers President joycelyn Hill' Vice President Mike Hesterly' Secre S N tary- Doris Hinesg Treasurer- Kim Kyserg Reportef- Sheila William-sg Parlimentarian- Kim I I Smith. COUNCILZ WORKS V E RY HAR D Student Council sponsors the Homecoming festivities every year. The students manage and finance the production. This year, Homecoming was a great success, thanks to the hard work of the Student Council members. The biggest working pro- ject for the Council is the sale of school day pictures. This involved several mem- bers who helped distribute and identify them. The Council is working on get- ting more assemblies and sponsored the Arkansas Re- pertory Theater in a spring perfomnnce. Early in the year, the Student Council held an ap- preciation party for the tea- chers. They presented them with a Microwave Oven for the Teachers Lounge. Mrs. Arnold, the sponsor af- firmed that the year had been very successful for the Student Council. Members of Student Counczl lFront Rowl Pamela Morehead, Deanna Morgan, Jeanne Bryant, Natalie Newcomb, joycelyn Hill, Robin Moseley, Kim Kyser, Sara Smith, Shelia Williams, Angie Stricklandlbecond Rowj Leigh Ann Ellis, Thea Sterling, jennifer Wesley, Kim Smith, Mike Hesterly, Angie Brown, Kim Fletcher, Lesa KiddlTb1'rd Rowl Bobby Arnold, Dewayne Watts, Ben Harrell, Yolonda Pace, joe Maddox, Erica Westbrooks, Doris Hines, Deanna Neal.fNot pictured: Sherrry Edwards, Mrs. Arnoldj The Members of Student Council show their appreciation to the faculty by honoring them a party. ,323 i N get S f ni 7 ' ,HW 13,2 M. F ' 25.1 ',.' , 3 H 1. X We , 1 ' v ,, ifga rv' Q 'X gr if r ' W r iq, ,f - f - , 4 f - if v Af . . r fix . 1 X 4, 7.7. Q W. ,,i -i 4 H' A v , A . , t A ,W i M4 at e- f' , V' '-4 ' , , 5 me--ann-ual' President joycelyn Hill and Vice Presi- dent Mike Hesterly are relaxing after a successful party. .Qi-we .iw -1 A 'C xv F ,, 7 -16 -.. - .tm i n A i lil A... The Members of Student Council are really discussing serious business for acti- vities. Teaclzerjune Kirtley and Counselor Sylvia Henley express appreciation to Student Council President joycelyn Hill for the microwave oven donated to the faculty. Aft Club Members llst fowl Mrs. Marino, Scott Glover, Mark Guice, Kim Dunn, Sabrina Gullcy, james Alford, Greg Cunningham l2fld fowl Melvin Mann, Ronald johnson, john Gossett, Lina Elliott, Cythia Ellis l3fd fowl Reggie Kendrick, Tim Carroll, Rodell Williams, Leotis Porchia, Margaret Hall. l rg 5 r l , f L Aft Club Ofjqcefs ll to fl Greg Cunningham, Scott, Glover, Sabrina Gulley, Kim Dunn, Mark Mrs. Marxho giving Robby Ezell ahelping Guice, james Alford. hand on his sculpture. I- f 5 A 1 14 cl.uB -fm 1 Q i x Iere are some Art Club members at a skat- xg party at Cheapskates. Greg Cunningham giving the finishing touches to his ashtray. LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION... Drama Club had an excit- ing year. Mrs. Wiley, the club sponsor, said she was grateful for what the club has accomplished with its 83 members. Some activities of the Drama Club were the pre- sentation of the Spring Mu- sical and going to see plays. This year the Spring Mu- sical had a very large cast, and was a great show. Dra- ma Club officers were Pat Benton, president, Cindy Cook, vice president and Barbara Benson, secretary. Lesa Kidd is really showing off her space invasion suit. Freshman Drama Club llst. fowl Tammy Phillips, Keli Blue, Sharon Mason, Tere- sa Green, Kay Hendrix, Lisa jenkins, Ursula Neal l2nd. fowl Kimm Orr, Mona Morehead, Emily Langley, Tina Barnes, Deane White, Liz Crowell, Candi Mc- Bride l3fd. fowl Kevin Loomis, jonothan Suber, jim Keesaer, Phil Bell, Enrique Washington, Stacy Staggs. junior Drama Club list. fowl Margaret Hall, Charlotte Russell, Andre Kelly, Mark Strick- land, Rhonda Kirk, Susan I-lolyfield, Angie Brown l2nd. fowl Michelle Tatge, Chris Cunningham, Paul Wesley, Tracy Boothe, Chris Williams, Katherine Dean l3fd. fowl Franklin Brooks, Vickie Briggs, Sandra Wilson Erica Westbrook, Thea Sterling, Rhonda Pickettl-4th, fowl David Maddox, Sharon Bell, Sandra Mason Gary Lester, Lori lVlL1lllS, Lisa Sophomore Drama Club llrz fowl Loraine Wren Clark, Jeans Bryant, Regina Hunter Stephens, Loretta Dilworth, Lisa Hicks, Sara Pamela Morehead, Gifla AlCX21UdCf l3fd row Smith, Tiffany jackson, Marsha Fohgy Troy Henderson, Kerry Todd, Sarah Lenox Michelle Thrower, Susan Shankle l2nd fowl Eddy Stratford, Sabrina Gulley, Greg Scott Annette Gaddy, Barr Reddin, Al Dean, jcffDavis, Scott Glover. 5 fl'-N filg 15,9 . A ' X 5, K' sz- sit if M l 4'-ff-ff 1 iii NF' in- ' as Drama members seemed liked their minds are really in the meeting. ,, 1 It 4 Wren Clark is flashy at the faculty F01 lies. Senzbr Drama Club list. rowl johnny jones, janice Rayford, Sheila Williams, Sharlotte Watts, Kim Smith, Cindy Cook, Barbara Bennett, Phyllis Roarke, Pat Benton l2nd. rowl Rochelle Ross, Sherry Barts, Sandra Carroll, Kim Dunn, Roxanne Nevels, Karen McKay, Lauren LaCotts, Eddie Lewis, Melvin Mann, Donna Harris, Rusty johnson, Grant Byars, Rod McAdams, Tim Green, Clara Ford. FBLA FBLA is Future Business Leaders of America. The chapter is designed to help students prepare for the business world. The chapter goes to con- ferences such as the one at Henderson University and SAU in Magnolia. Membership is large and the club is very active. FBLA sells the Home- coming corsages every year and has a Christmas dinner too. Other activities include selling calendars to raise money and helping people at the nursing homes. FBLA buys x-mas presents for the residents. Mrs. jane Strickland says that she thinks the club has a lot of potential. She's had a very good year with them. Officers are jackie Collins, Beth Yaksic, Sheila Williams, Karen McKay, Christy Young, Missy Vaughan and Jeanette Fogle. 32'-.. '.1'.' FBLA members prepare Christmas 91 fl' Q-pm. I jamee Rayford, Beth Yaksic, Mrs. Stricklan Homecoming. 'X . -f 3 ss , if Otber FBLA Members: Sandra Carroll, lTop1 FBLA Officers: Janette Foghi, jackie Collins, Beth Yaksic, Missy Vaughan, Karen Hardcsty, Lucy Thompson, Tammie McKay, Christy Young, Sheila W1 iams lBottom Picturel Fresbman and Sophomore FBLA members: Deanne White, Lisa-jenkins, Lynn Dailgy, Tim Choquette, Tammy Phillips, Sonya johnson, Candy McBride, Gina Alex- ander, jennifer Wesley, Sabrina Gulley joe Maddox. T packages for nursing home. Christy Young deliver corsages during Kevin Todd, Marcia Dunlap, James Phillips, Dale Newman, Norman Ryan. Sr. FBLA Members lFront Rowj Sheila Williams, Rochelle Ross, Sharlott Watts, Sandra Morehead, La'Vern Turner, Yolonda Pace, Jackie Collins, Janette Fogle ISECOHGI Rowj Karen McKay, Doris Hines, Eartha Hawkins, Joycelyn Hill, Luther Armstrong, Donna Atkins, Gary Robinson, Missy Vaughan, Anna Osborne lBack Rowl Mrs. Strickland sponsor, Janice Rayford, Annette Cole, Sherry Edwards, Carolyn Green Clara Ford Sherry Barts and Lana Porter. 2 Q jumbr FBLA Members lFront Rowl Tina Gosvenor, Charlott Reed, Phyllis Patter- son, Sonya Purifoy, Rhonda Kirk lsecond Rowl Mary Harris, Sharon Pace, Chandra Smith, Cecelia Godbolt, Beth Yaksic, Lesa Kidd lTb1'rd Rowl Tammy Gosvenor, Phyllis Torrence, Jarvis Beard, Denise Nussey, Christy Young, Lori Mullis. Mzlvsy Vaugban worked hard as the FBLA President this year. AN CI-ICR CLUB Ancbor Members: Cynthia Sanders, Marcia Fohn, Tiffany jackson, Lisa Davis, Laura Bailey, Angie Brown, Kim Frazier, Sara Smith, Susan Holyfield, Tabi Guice, Susan Shankle, jamie Bocox, Sarah Lennox, janet Dodson, Lauren LaCotts, Laura Brown, La'Tricia Walker, Kim Smith, Deanna Neal, Pamela Morehead, Wren Clark, Jeanne Bryant, Kim Kyser, Robin Moseley, Rhonda Lusby, Caroline Necley, Rhonda Pickett, Lori Mullis, Anna Womack, Mary Rowe, Marsha Rowe, jayne Ann Atwell, Lisa Harrell, Teresa Cox, janet Hurley, Becky Bragg, Cindy Wilson, Christy Young, Beth Yaksic. Ofzcers Sponsors and junior and Senior Board Members: President-Lauren LaCotts, Vice President Kim Frazier, Secretary-Lori Brown, Treasurer-Lisa Davis, Historian-Lisa Harrell, Qonsor Mrs june Kirtley, Senior Board Members: Kim Kyser and Robin Moseley, Junior Board Members: Becky Bragg, Caroline Neeley, janet Hurley and Sponsor-Mrs. Diane Nix. Anchor Club is a service organization which has ac- complished many goals this year. Each year the Anchors raise money for the Harold Hudson Scholarship Fund. This year the Anchors sold Katherine Bike Candy to help with the Fund. At Christmas the Anchors hung decorations on each of the teachers doors and they also deco- rated the cafeteria. Anchors also are respon- sible for painting the tea- chers names on the par- President Lauren LaCotis presides over a meeting of the Anchor Club. king spaces. The Anchor Club is a special organization. Un- der the direction of 'their sponsor Mrs. Kirtley, they did a fine job of serving the school this year. lpR Sac!! Q Eilll. Xia in .n1a. fl 5, President Lauren LaCotts presents a donation for the Harold Hudson Scholarship Fund to Mr. Alexander and Mr. Cooper while Anchor Members look on. 35222 fl lgffill'-,5i Lisa Harrell and Susan Holyfield try their luck at selling each other a Susan Holyfield puts her Christmas Decoration on Mrs. Welch's candy bar. door. Ancborx load up for the Homecoming Parade. AFS 8t SPANISH CLUB AFS llst fowl Michelle Doss, Lisa Davis, Natalie Newcombe, Dana Hurst, Tiffany Jackson, Sara Smith, Kim Frazier, Mary Beasley, Susan Shankle l2nd fowl Mrs. Hendricks-Sponsor, Lori Mullis, Jeanne Bryant, Susan Holyfield, Caryn Wilde, Anna Osborne, Lana Porter, Kim Flet- cher, Marcia Fohn, Becky Bragg l3fd fowl Janet Dodson, Randy Morris, Jamie Bocox, Steve Byars, Sarah Lenox, Rhonda Lusby, Doris Hines, Caroline Neely, Catherine Deane, Tracy Bowen Mio fowl Grant Byars, Gary Lester, Karen McKay, Lisa Harrell, Beth Yaksic, Roxanne Ne- vels, Tabi Guice, Anna Womack, Wren Clark, Cynthia Sanders. Spanisb Club llsl fowl LaVern Turner, Sharlotte Watts, Sylvia White, Pam Morehead, Yolonda Pace, Lavern Harper, Loraine Stephens l2nd fowl Thomas Brewster, Sylvia Briggs, Sandra More- head, Donna Atkins, Shelia Williams, Janice Rayford, Mrs. Faulkner l3TLl' fowl Don Johnson, Leotis Porchia, Katherine Johnson, Angie McKenzie, Sherry Batts, Monique Allen, David Zmuida Mila fowl Jarvis Beard, l eliciaJohnson, Charles El- lis, George Mann, John Gossett, Lisa Harrell, Matt Howard, Randy Morris. Spanixb Club Ufjzcefx Jarvis Beard, Pre- sident, Janice Raytord, Vice President, Lisa Harrell, Secretary, Pam Morehead, Treasurer. LIBRARY CLUB 81 STAGE CREW QL l i . 3 age Crew lOn the floorl Rod McAdams, Grant Byars, Kevin Loomis, Mrs. Wiley-Sponsor, lhonda Kirk, Phyllis Roark, David Maddox, jim Keesear lOn the ropesl Sarah Lenox, Paul Wesley, Pat Benton, Karen McKay, Eddie Stratford, Barbara Benson, Greg Scott, Enrique Uashington lblazrsl lim Green, Tiffany jackson, Troy Henderson, Roxanne Nevels, Gary ester. Library Club list fowl Carla Rutherford, Loretta Dilworth, Shelia Williams, Linda Dilworth, Eartha Hawkins, Mrs. Wash- ington l2nd fowl Cecilia Bedford, janice Rayford, Monique Allen, Deanna Neal, Annette Cole l3ra' rowl Sharon Pace, jea- netta johnson, LaTonda Davis, Chandra Smith, Greg Smith. F,T.A. llsl fowl Eartha Hawkins, Shelia Williams, Cindy Cook, Lisa Harrell, Deanna Neal, janice Rayford, Mike Trammel. l2fzd fowl Rhonda Kirk, Lori Mullis, Charles Ellis, joycelyn Hill, Carolyn Armstrong, Doris Hines, Mrs. Wiley. l3fd fowl Rochelle Ross, Lesa Kidd, Karen McKay, Donna Harris, Kaye Hendrix, Tammy Phillips, Tracy Bowen, Rose Stevens, not pictufea' Sherry Edwards. G9 , A Q ms j, RKANSRS P, s 5 I a i mms 4 mama ' 515151 ' lammusasl- 1 'mx I .. ' i ,bl 4. , X a in J H Exilim Q! la ,,,.,,, , z , ,p sim? ' ,,, M W FTA and Boys and Girls State Boy and Gif! Smlefs Ffom I lo f Deanna Neal, Grant Todd, Robin Moseley, jayne Ann Atwell, Eric Alexander, joyeelyn Hill, Fred Morehead, Greg Cunningham. CAIVIDEIXII VICTIMS OF NATURAL DISASTER Fire Marsballs when a tornado Students and tea Jb- helped monitor the halls Scare in December forced chers to huddle under desks for over an hour. Fire Manvballs: Pat Benton, Greg Loomis, Kevin Loomis, jim Keesaer, Tim Green, Rhonda Kirk. liz Sopbomore jeffjetler surveys the flood damage to Sandy Beach after the tornado and rains forced East Camden residents to leave their homes. MU ALPHA THETA ' as 1 . ,rfif ig . X Mr. Maroney hands out Math Club, contest applications. Greg Loomis demonstrates how to operate math computer Principal Charles Alexander presents an award to Mu Alpha Theta member Jayne Atwell, Phyllis Roark and Steve. Q Mu Abba Tbeta Omcers ll to rl Phyllis Roark, Steve Byars, Caroline Neeley, Jayne Atwell land Teresa Cox. Math Club Member list row I to rj Marsha Rowe, Michelle Doss, Mary Rowe, Teresa 'Cox, Lisa Davis, Sandra Mason, Deanna Neal, Kim Smith, Caroline Neeley l2nd fowl Andy Smith, -Iayne Atwell, Greg Loomis, Donald Cox, Phyllis Roark, john Dickson, Kim Kyser, Bruce Landers, Becky Bragg l3rd fowl Mr. Maroney, Steve Byars, Pat Howard, Randy Morris, Eric Alexander, Coach Bacon. Math Club Has New Title The purpose of the new- ly founded Mu Alpha The- ta according to sponsors Bill Bacon and Gordon Maroney, is to engender keener interest in mathematics, to develop sound scholarship in the subject, and to promote enjoyment of mathematics among the students of Camden High School. Membership is by invi- tation only. To be invited to join the club a student must have an overall B average, a B average in math with no semester grade lower than C, a sa- tisfactory citizen grade, and must enroll in Ad- vanced Math I. The sponsors planned a very active club. Through- out the year the club went on field trips, and picnics, parties, math contests, fund raising activities and participated in the annual Math Day! Week. KEYCLUB ' Key Club provides an op- portunity for recognition, fellowship and civic, partici- pation. Key Club members sponsored its annual basketball game between club members and male members of Camden fa- culty. The Key Club also im- proved the appearance of the school and campus by putting several beautifica- tion prtjects into action. jfs 81 Sfs. llsl. fOwl Andy Smith, Randy Morr1s Dav1d Byars Bruce Landers Luther Armstrong, Greg Loomis l2nd. fowl Mark Strlckland Chrrs Williams Greg Alexander john Dickson, Mike Hesterly, john Kendall l3fd fowl Chip Hamilton Greg Byars joe Neal, Robert Bethea, Grant Todd, -Ion Harrell Coach Bacon Lisa Dawj first girl to ,Om Key Club jim Keesaer, jeff Davis, Rudy Galbert, Craig White, jay Crumpler l2nd raw I to rj Ben Harrell, Sam Bloodworth, Chuck Sponer Benny Lockhart, john Carter, Rod Bennett l3rd row I to rl Ricky Shankle, Tommy Abbott, Phillip Roark, Kerry Todd, Ricky Scanlo Rodney Starnes. fl, . 3 2 Z Z . 'Wh 7 , Z, Q ,ff i ,,, , f i WW ' ,t. 1, 1 Dale Vaughn shows off a Key Club Paddle. jeff Hawkins, district governor of Key Club from Pine Bluff was a guest spea- ker. Key Club sponsored a basketball game against male faculty. FH The goal ofFI-IA is to de- velop class conciousness, and make homes where living will be the expression of every thing good and fair, according to the spon- sors Mrs. Nix and Mrs. Margrave. The 1982-83 year was very active for the 87 mem- bers. A fall style show and a spring banquet high- lighted the year. The monthly meetings were an effective way to ce- ment the club together as guest speakers and projects were enjoyed by everyone participating in them. FHA Ombers lFronl rowj Lauren LaCotts Pres., jackie Collins lst Vice Pres., Rose Stevens 2nd Vice Pres., Janette Fogle 3rd Vice Pres., lBack rowl Mrs. Nix spon- sor, LaVern Turner Hist., Melinda Vaughan Reporter, Gina Alexander Secretary, Brenda Harris Treasurer, Mrs. Margrave sponsor. Freshman FHA Members lFront rowl Teresa Horton, Sonya johnson, Mechelle Thrower, Sophomore FHA Meml7ers,lFront rowl Bergina Sumler lBack rowj Annette Traylor, Roberta Harris, Sharlotte johnson, Cynthia Morehead. IBf1ck rowl R056 Stevens, Kath' Alford, Deanne White. Lisa Woody, I-isa Hicks, sm Smith, 'riffaa V Senior FHA Members llst fowl janice Rayford, Sheila Williams, Carolyn Armstrong, Alicia Gillette, Sharlotte Watts, Donna Atkins, Sandra Morehead, Yolonda Pace, Sylvia White l2nd fowl Rochelle Ross, Peggy Liveoak, Beverly Gilchrist, La'Vern Turner, Janessa Kelly, jackie Collins, Brenda Harris, Janette Fogle, Cynthia Neal, Wanda vliller, Luther Armstrong l3fd fowl Jeanette McElroy, Virginia Terrell, Lauren LaCotts, Joris Hines, Melinda Vaughan, Edward Clark, Sherry Edwards, Billy Neal, Deanna Neal, Gary Robinson, .Joycelyn Hill, Eartha Hawkins, Torger McRae, Annette Cole, Mary Qeatherwood, -Ioyce Fletcher, Angela Beavers. 4 L - lk Cbandfa Smith ajunior, and 5rd year member of F.l-l.A. was chosen to be the 1983-84 Federation XVII President. My!! oretta Dilworth, Lavern Harper, Pam juniofFHA Membefs lFfonz fowl Valarie Mitchell, Sharon Pace, Chandra Smith ratt, Jennifer Tuberville, Rod McKinney, Charlotte Lockhart lBack fowl Laura Dempsey, Phyllis Torrence, Felisa johnson k on Marsha Fohn Mechelle Tate, Roslyn Strickland, Tim Carroll, Charles Ellis, Becky Bragg, Charlotte HC S , I ' Reed, fe, H.E.R.O. Ojfcer: La'Vern Turner, Eartha Hawkins, Luther Arm- strong, Sylvia White, Torger, McRae, Sherry Edwards, Mrs. Evelyn Elliott-Advisor. Sembr Members of H.E.R.O, club model in Uniform they wear to work in local restua- rants. Ii, f,, E ,,,,A. J 2z1es,:w1-H, ,,..::,f. Qww, , , fi Q I i 5 ' W H WCA 5 if ,mil-,L 4 Q 25551119 fi? af nior Cedric Butler placed first in opening and closing ceremonies mpetition at VICA conference in Hot Springs. X VICA Members: Mark Jones, Anthony Bufiington, Jeff Owings, Micheal Davis, Mr. Gomes, Perry Norful, Kenny Burris, Terry Norful, Two members unknown. Angela Frazier acting as President of Vica Club. FCA PRCVIDES GCDALS FDR ATHLETES The purpose of FCA is to provide an environment for developing fellowship, per- sonal Christian growth, ser- vice opportunities and en- volvement in the church in an athletic environment. This past year there were more than 20 members in the club. According to one of the sponsors, Coach Melissa Thames, The overall em- phasis of the program is to learn to win with yourself and God and then on the scoreboard. FCA lGirls1 Tonya Whitney, Verlene Torrence, Erica Westbrooks, Angie McKenzie, Deanna Neal, Charlotte Lockhart, Diane Hall, Detra Whitney, Monique Allen, LaVonna Hayes. FCA Boys list. fowl Charles Ellis, Mark Green, Robert Godbolt, Greg Stewart l2nd. fowl Stcphone Avery, Terry jackson, Mike Trammell, Tyrone Malcolm, jeff Davis, Bart Reddin. 1 Powderpuff was FUN! The weather was gor- geous and spirits were high as the junior and sopho- more girls competed against the senior and freshman girls in a PowderPuff foot- ball game in November. The junior-sohpomore team, led by Katherine Deane scored the first touch down. While anxious senior- freshman coaches watched their team make a strong comeback in the fourth quarter, causing the game to end in a 6-6 tie. The Highlight of the half- time activities was the crowning of the Homecom- ing Queen and court. The game was sponored by the Publications class, under the direction of Lisa Harrell, activities chairman. Homecomzhg Royalty. Torrence, Donald Cox, were escorted by the female Powderpuff team. They were joe Chris Kyser, Chris Williams, Alan Fohn. bris Williams is being crowned for Homecoming. Girls seem to enjoy running in the Powderpuff game. JOURNALISM : NEW ACTION This tyear marks the debut o one of the best looklng palpiers we've ever had. T s IS due in art to Mrs. Judith ohns, and an eager and well managed c ass of students. . The paper featured ed- itorials, letters to the ed1- tor, and a re lar cartoon drawn by unlor Chris Wllllams. 'ere were al- so.1nterest1n articles, written by the ournahsm class. Sarah Lenox, l Sopho- more, was the editor, and worked hard to make 'the piper a success. Seniors 1ke Hamby and Cindy Cook, spent long hours developing and printing pictures or the paper. 'he class, spent t.e1r time laying out, Waxing, typing an preparing t e paper for t e press. All in all, it was a Job well done. l Students enjoyed the paper. It was a change rom the green paper and blurry typed ones we'd had before. Good Job Class!! The 1982-83 Echo Photographers ll to rl Cindy Cook, Alan Fohn, Mike Hamby, Dunn. ..', 'S 71-as ...,--as - obnnie jones has worked hard on the john Kendall tries focusing his camera in class. N 'S paper He was the business manager. jeanne Bryant, Eddy Stratford, and Sarah Lenox work on copy Echo Stajfllst rowj Charlotte Russell, Bevelyn Rogers, Andie McKenzie, Cindy Cook, Susan I-lolyfield, Greg Cunningham, Linda Dilworth, Vickie Briggs, Mike Hamby, Sarah Lenox, johnny jones, Susan Shankle. Und fowl Vanessa Dunnings, Charlotte Lockhart, Kathryn johnson, Pat Benton, Eddy Stratford, Dim Dunn, Mike Hesterly, Eddie Lewis, Charles Banks, Billy Neal. ljrd fowl Selena Grimes, Judy johnson, Angie Frazier, Monique Allen, Luther Armstrong, Alan Fohn, Annette Gaddy, john Kendall, Chris Williams, Sabrina Gulley. Editor, Sarah Lenox works on her assignment. Sarah worked hard on the paper. Angie McKenzie, Angie Frazier, Vanessa Dunnings, Selena Grimes and Kathryn johnson read the new issue of the paper. ggvk WNLN .. .,., Y., X,..,.,.,,, ' YA Mrs, jobns helps Chris Williams correct his copy. Chris drew cartoons too. f '-at Notionol Honor Society Karen McKay fills out Christmas cards to send in the Christmas Card Ex- press. The cards could be purchased for 25 cents each. z 3 Natzhmzl Honor Society Members flst row I to rl Mrs. Diane Hendricks, Lisa Davis, Robin Moseley, Kim Smith, Kim Frazier, Karen McKay, Deanna Neal, Brenda Harris l2nd rowj Lauren LaCotts, Andy Smith, Pat Benton, Kim Kyser, Greg Loomis, Steve Byars, Lori Brown l3rd rowl john Dickson, Teresa Cox, Jayne Atwell, Phyllis Roark, Eric Alexander, Randy Morris. 3 i 1,, , I , TW av- in sr e ec .. i c X F awww, ' I I i x 'Nur Steve Byars and Lisa Davis are among the members who helped parents passing out schedules. at Open House. They assisted them by giving directions and Steve Byars and Andy Smith count the money made from the Christmas Card Express. It proved to be one of the most successful sales in years. Teresa Cox and Phyllis Roark take down the flag after school. This was one of the duties of National Honor Society members. Ojicers of National Honor Society are: Pre- sident-Steve Byars, Vice President-Kim Smith, Secretary-Kim Smith, Historian- Robin Moseley, Board Members Lauren La- Cotts, Andy Smith, Deanna Neal, Brenda ' Harris. i 101 We were TEMPTED to enjoy .... ,em ,... .... .... ...e .... M. -M wa- -an EACADEMICSQ we I 'K O A S Lfxiukk 18 gg' '. 5 K - ' fun my CATCHING UP ON THE LATEST COOKING 8: SEWING TECHNIQUES IN S Phylhs Watts Sandra Mason and There were approximately 97 students enrolled in the Home Economics classes. Home economics was taught by Mrs. Diane Nix and Mrs. Margrave. Home ec. is a compre- hensive unit of study, ac- cording to Mrs. Nix. The students enjoyed cooking during the first nine weeksf' said Mrs. Nix. They prepared cookies, pizzas, cupcakes, pancakes and many more delightful foodsf, In the second nine weeks clothing was studied. They also study childcare, housing and consumer edu- cation. 3-'J' f 'vrl -F J gy in J y J iiic 1 is y caiac Q . . .16 is' 'fa 1 .iq 5 ffm 3 ,,,l- 2 il Rochelle Ross, Michelle Tate Sharon Bell and Sandra Mason say Al Dean Demonstrates his sewing the blessing on a meal prepared m techniques Home Ec. fr f , K' ' 7 .Q f , ,,,, .M Mrs. Nix show students how to use the measuring cup. Selina Grimes, Michelle Tate and Rochelle Ross model their gar- IIEIIIS. HISTORY IN THE MAKING History is yesterday, to- day and tomorrow, studying the past and considering the future. The best way to make important decisions today is to see how they were made in the past. Some students thought that social studies were bor- ing and hard, others really enjoyed them. The many different classes provide a variety for the students. These classes include Civics taught by Coach Manning and Coach Bocox, World History and American History taught by Mr. Caviness and Coach Woodral, and Sociology! Psychology and Social Studies Seminar taught by Mrs. Welch. The Social Studies de- partment offers the oppor- tunity to knowledge a- bout our local, state and national government and world affairs. Mr. C,a1fzne.s'5 explains about the C War to Larolyn Avmstrong. Soczal Studies seminar class attended a municipal court session in November. fdltllill Iizrzezfng pnssts L1 Ix Lt-st paper niufmg YUM Kxil K W-Q 'K+ my as W i x ,, ... r Law K may-...s CU NUI WANT mmf TU ii i l RUN. .L,. SR R X X: Mrs. Welch takes roll in her sociology class, while students Cynthia Sanders, Sonya Purifoy and l,.1l'l1lf11l3 Davis look over their assignments. 11' THiS klltlfk. Lindy Cook and Mike Ht-eierly enjoyed a week in Washington D.C. as part Llostf-Lfp Program. f,m1c!a bocox enjoys reading the daily nr-xxspaper tor current events. FRIENDS, ROMANS, COUNTRYMAN.. English is an important Bart 0 our everyday life. It egns to unprove the WTlt1I1g an speaking of the stu- dents. i . Four years of English is required for evercy student to graduate. Stu ents can choose from three levels of Enghsh-basic, regular and advanced. . All English classes except Mrs. K1rtley's and Mrs. Faulkner's freshman, study Shakespeare. Mrs. johns and Mrs. W1ley's sopho- more classes read ulius Ceasar. Mrs. Hendric s and 'ww-Gln... Some students find English stimulating like Jarvis Beard, while others find it boring like Beth Yaksic. y .... ... . .eu K ' ,' -.. Mrs. Blackman's Ilunior g ...NM . W classes read Macbet , and ' 'M ,..,.-W- Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Hen- Q t dncks seniors read Hamlet. y ggg yyyy i ... . ..,. - 2 :.. s I .. r i i I f mn i Students give Mrs. Kirtley their them an assignment. full attention as she gives 'HP .fr rs. Hendricks helps Lee Gonzales understand his assignment. 5 L 5 3' , Q 5 5 i Q, Z ', 5, i 4, Q G Z ' f 4 , QAM' 9 P L. f ,, W ,ww-M -we mum 5 , RN W, 'p . M VVVV ,A ff K 'Are you sure Vanessa said Mrs. Arnold as she asks Vanessa Kelly and jackie Collins bout William Shakespeare. .di Bart Reddin browes through an old yearbook to pass time away, while jennifer Wesley daydreams about food. Anna Osborne, Caroline Neeley, and Becky Bragg, watch closely as Mrs. Wooldrige prepares a science experiment. f Marsha Rowe 4..- JN 3 M J 9 L P C ll lff points out the different parts of the skeleton skull. X NN, .,' if .. , S I-xx 1.5 S ii? Biology II students look over a paper de sign during their tour of the l.P.C. , Miss McCullough grades math papers during break. N MATH SCIENCE CHALLENGE STUDENTS X W., ,, xy ' ' 1 ima , H+ , r r j' 2 MMAMM, W 5 SrrSS, r r r T r . .,, W Q , :wh vm S- ir V . H ' , ,i W J gr H, ,H , Mzfk ,W A 5 ,K Mr. Maroney tell Mike Hesterly one of his boring jokes. Natalzkz Newcomb finishes up homework in Business Math. E ., At least one year of physical education is re- quired in order to grad- uate from CHS. P.E. offers a variety of activties such as exercise, aerobics, volleyball, basketball, tumbling, bad- minton, tennis, softball and others. Four years of band count as one P.E. unit. Other forms of athletics are also offered as P.E. Mrs. Taylor demonstrates how to hit a volleyball while some P.E. girls watch COUISCS. Trent Laup shoots for the goal. i--- 'ri er 1 P.E. girls warm up before exercising. . . .., up ' CATIONA The Vocational School is for students who want to learn a trade. Students at- tend academic classes at the high school and spend the rest of the day de- veloping trade skills. One such skill is Printing, where the students mn the printing machines to make invitations, print news- paper and other printing. In Health Occupations the students learn the study of health sciences, one explore various associ- ated medical careers. Auto Mechanics is de- signed to train those stu- dents as expert auto repair people. Other courses offered included Industrial Me- chanics, Building Trades, Cosmotology, Drafting and Machine Shop. Vo-Tech Sludent Tyrone Malcolm learns roofing and building trade. EDUcAT1o 9 Vo-Teal: Students, Vincent Morehead, Tony Rufus and Fernando Ford demonstrate how to operate a drill press machine. -g,SWif..r Mike Hamby demonstrates how to crop pictures. OFFICE AIDES PART OF DAILY ROUTINE Office aides are an impor- tant part of the daily rou- tine at CHS. In order to be an office aide, students have to sign up for the prv- vilege the previous year when they fill out their schedules. Different students work in the office each period during the day. The first thing the aides do is check the list of students who did not go to detention hall, while Mrs. Sprow types up the bulletin. After the bulletin is run off, they are passed out to every teacher and absentee slips are collected. Then the names are put in order and typed and ran off. Other class periods, the aides do things like answer- ing the phone, writing tardy and admission slips and running errands. Angela Frazier, Kim Frazier, and Mrs. Sprow are busy keeping the office in or- der. ff .1 l Ojfce Aidessllst Rowl Marsha Rowe, Tina Gosvenor, Rhonda Pickett, Kim Frazier l21 Rowl Grace Moseley, Chuck Sponer, LeighAnn Ellis, Tonya Simpson, Rusty johnson, Lc Mullis, Lesa Kidd, Beverly Gilchrist. Q , . 114 Vg! More Ofjqce Aides' joycelyn Hill, Angela Frazier, Cecelia Godbolt, Verlene Torrence, joe Askew, john Carter, Rod Bennett. 'lm ':' f.' I? R 1 ii F N a. S' gl it 1 g S X A 5 ' wg H Y' 'F X ' - 1 2 , 5 7 Z F . bzuu 'Q K . tim . 1 , t ' W .W X ' -fe -f I t 6 5 f . M5 joe Askew, Lesa Kidd and Marsha Rowe work hard during sixth period. I i as L X M. .N tt.t . X t 1 sst if i .B 1' I L - . . . Q LLAI , uubbbklzzu p V,,: p P- if M 2 in john Carter picks up absentee slips as part of his office duties. Marsha Rowe types up detention hall list on the computer. g 2 AIDES Aides take a load of re- sponsibility off the shoul- dels of the people they as- sist. In addition to the of- fice aides, there are tea- cher aides, counselor of- fice aides and library aides. Teacher aides help tea- chers by checking home- work and tests and typing. Counselor office aides help students find information about colleges. Library aides help students find books, file books, and check out books. All aides help by running errors and doing other things that need to be done. l -Ll M. Eartba Hawkins demonstrates literary criticism as she files books in the library has-A Library aides Greg Smith, janice Rayford and Vanessa Kelly , discuss library procedure with Steve Alford. Teacher aide, Janette Fogle grades papers Mr. Hines helps student Cynthia Lewis with questions about college. for Mrs. Johns. i 4 ami: Mama.. f -W W ,- ,N Counselor aide, Rhonda Kirk types information for Mr. Hines. Library aide, jeanetta johnson help students find needed information. -3 fmjvymg fFINfE ,Wi JJ In addition to academic and sports development, students at CHS were also able to develop a rich cul- tural heritage through parti- cipation in the fmer ans of drama, speech, music and art. Art classes appealed I0 to numerous students, who were able to develop their talents through the many organizations and classes offered at CHS. Plays, art exhibits, con- certs and demonstrations not only benefitted those participating, but all the en- tire school and community. Andre Renix, jeff Albert, and Alicia Gillette find Art a very in- teresting class, as Mrs. Marino de- monstrate her techniques to them. iii gf! 5. . X2 , singers perform for parents at Back-to-School night. Ay' wyt ii 2 Q Band students warm up before 8 Pep Rally. Drama Cub members Kevin Todd and Pat Benton perform in Were- wolf during assembly. W 5 L, ,, Z Pam Morehead, joe Torrence, jeff Albert and David Tatum concentrate on time typing. Mrs. Stntklandk career orientation class par- ticipates in the fudge factory project. Stu- dents, Tina Edwards, Tim Choquette, Sandra Carroll, Pat McKinney, Cynthia Ellis, Greg Hawkins jimmy Richardson prepare a batch of fudge for sale. l'ii ':2'f' i ' ' fr.az. Mrs. Strickland passes back test papers dur- ing class period. Crystal Pafrick and La- Vern Turner use the adding machine to help with their Accounting assignment. PREPARING FOR THE WORLD OF BUSINESS Almost everyone needs to know typing and some form of accounting, if only to balance a checkbook. Business courses, such as accounting, typing, busi- ness math, and career orientation are helpful to students, especially if their future goals include a busi- ness related career. Senior La'Vern Turner said Accounting is very hard but it is a great leam- ing experience. She also said it will be rewarding in the long run, because her intended major is accounting and computer science. The combined expertise of Miss Pace and Mrs. Strickland help the large number of students enrolled in business classes. .l 4 3-i Y 'f ,y , e 1.5 ' -If:I'ff' - x. if , k X i ' to . 1? ww ... ? gt , ,mf an ASQ: jayne Atwell spends her extra time typing on the copyagraph computer. We Were Tempted aeavkafavraqf, sl -X- o +C- I' 2 2: SD if E 5 32 3 ik3!0l0I0i0l0k33:4 'QUlfIk2l0k2k2l0i42k2lC2l0!0k2i0l0kPk2l0k2i0lfPivkvivivivlvkvlfikiivlvfa x x X QS , ' 4 f -F SENICDRS 983 xv SOPHIST ICATE D SENIORS Eric Alexander QPresidentj Key Club 9, 10, 11, 121 Mu Alpha Theta ll, 121 French Club 10, 113 AFS 93 Chess Club 93 National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Boys Stateg Governor's Schoolg Chamber of Commerce Civic Leadership Award. James Alford Art Club 10, 123 Athletics 9, 11,123VlCA Club ll, 12. Carolyn Annette Armstrong FHA 93 Drama Club 103 HERO 123 Secretary- Senior Class Officerl23 Band 9,l0,l1, 123 Flagline 11, 123 Powderpuff 9, 123 Conifer Staff 123 Playf Don't Drink the Water, Heaven Can Wait, Debutante Ball. Luther Armstrong Drama Club 123 FTA 103 FHA 103 HERO Officer 113 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Stage Band 103 Echo Staff 103 Key Club 103 FBLA 103 Latin Club 103 Representative of Student Council 103 Parliamentary Procedure Team 103 Drum Major 123 Band Captain 123 Debating Team 103 Play! Don't Drink the Water 103 Play!Sage Brush Sal 12. Don'na Atkins FHA 9, 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 10, 11, 123 VICA Club 113 HERO 123 VICA newspaper staffllg Debutante Ball 123 Les Circle Des jeune Fille Girls Club 10, 11, 12. Jayne Ann Atwell Honor Society 11, 123 Math Club 10, ll, Mu Alpha Theta QTre'asurerj 123 Girls State 113 Girls State Senator 113 Anchor Club 11, 123 Tennis 10, 11, 12, District Double Champs ll, 123 AFS 10, 113 DAR Good Citizen: Society of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Student l0, ll, 123 Who's Who Among American High School Students 12. Sherry Batts. Angela Beavers Band 9, 10, 11, l23Trebelaires11, 123 HERO 123 FHA 9, 123 Stage Band 11, 123 Glee Club 9, 10. Mark Beasley Key Club ll, 123 FCA 10, 113 VICA 123 Homecoming Escort 123 Athletics 9,10, 11, 12. Teresa Bell A Capella Choir 11, 12. Barbara Benson Tennis Team 10, 11, 123 Drama Club 11, 123 Drama Club QTreasurerj 123 Drama Student QDirectorj 123 District QTennisJ Singles 113 Play X Heaven Can Wait 113 Playf Barefoot in the Park 113 Powderpuff 9, 10, 123 AFS Club 113 Math Club 103 Trebelaires 103 Stage Crew ll, 123 Homecoming Trash Can 12. Pat Benton Drama Club 9, 103 QVice Presidentj Drama Club 113 QPresidentJ Drama Club 123 Fire Marshall 10, 113 fChiefj 123 Stage Crew 9, 10, 113 Stage Manager l2Q National Honor Society 11, 123 Who's Who Among Distinguished Americans 11, 123 Thespians10, 11, 12. Mohamed Al Farasani VICA 12. Charles i Track 93 Library Club 93 Football 12. Diane Hall FHA 103 FHA CSecretaryJ 113 Spanich Club 103 FCA 11, 12. Claude A. Hines VICA 12. S John Gossett Athletics 93 Art Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club 12. Mitchell Jackson Basketball 123 VICA 12. Wremburen Jones Athletics 9. Mary Leatherwood Glee Club 93 FHA 11, 123 HERO 12. J VEN- fit QAIXCPT Xncp, KSecretaryj 9 30, tr Chana Binns. Lori Brown A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Trebelaires 10, ll, 12: Band 9, 10, ll, 121 Rifle Corps 9,l1,123 Rifle Captain 11, 123 Flag Corps 101 Anchor Club 10, 11, 123 Bandtlst Lieu- tenantj 123 Band Librarian 9, 10, 11, 123 National Honor Society 123 Class Repre- sentative 10, 113 FHA 93 Homecoming Court 123 Who's Who 122 Anchor Club tSecretaryj 123 Band Council 12, Powder- puff10, 12. Cedric Butler. Grant Byars Athletics 9, 10, 11, 123 C Association 11, 123 AFS Club tPresidentj 123 Key Club 10, 11, 123 French Club 10, 11, Vocal Music 93 Choir 10: Drama Club 123 Stage Crew 121 Gleemen 9, 10. Steve Byars Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12, HC Association 11, 12, Key Club QTreasurerj 10, ll, 123 Governor's School 11, 123 National Honor Society fPresidentj11, 123 State Power Lifting 10. 11,123 Powderpuff Coach 123 Home- coming Escort 12: AFS 123 Track 93 Mu Alpha Theta tVice Presidentj 123 Math Club 9,10,1l3SAU Math Contest 10, Sandra Carroll FHA 9, 10, 123 HERO 123 VICA Club 113 Drama Club 113 FBLA 12. Annette Cole Library Club 9, 10, 11, 123 FHA 113 FBLA 12: Echo Staff 113 HERO 12. jackie Collins Pep Club 93 FHA 9, 10, 11, 123 FBLA 10, ll, 123 Library Club IOQ Echo ,Staff 113 Conifer Staff 123 HERO 12, Cincy Cook French Club tSecretaryfTres.j 9, 10, 11, 123 Drama Club tVice Presi- dentj 11, 123 FTA tVice Presidentj 11, 123 Photographer 11, 123 Class Officer 113 AFS 11, 12. - John Cornelius Track 9, 10, 11, 12. Donald Cox Golf Team 10, ll, IQQ Math Club 11, 123 Powderpuff Homecoming Court 123 Art Club 10, 11. Teresa Cox Mu Alpha Theta tReporterj 123 Anchor Club 123 National Honor Society fTres.j 11, 123 Choir 11, 12: Trebelaires 11, 12. M 1 X2 - 'XID YYUQ2. V einen Moreh. ts- U-- Club 123 VICA 123 Girls Glee Club 9 Tonya Whitney Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Best Spiker 113 All-District 9, 113 Basket ball 9, 10, 11, 123 MVP 10g All-District 9 '03 Varmit Tip Off Club Award 93 Track , 10, 11, 123 FHA 9, 123 HERO 12. Felecia F. Whitney Art Club 113 Spanish 1 SENIORS W7 M Lori Brown, Cindy Wilson, and Teresa Bell pose for a picture. Grant Todd and Beth Shankletake time out of class to have afriendly Earl Crumpler. Greg Cunningham Foot- ball 9, 10, 113 Track 9, 103 Weightlifting 10, 111 Art Club 10, 123 FCA 103 Boys State 11, Candice Elisa Davis Spanish Club 93 AFS 93 C-lee Club 93 Trebelaires 10: A Cappella Choir 113 Library Club 123 VICA 12. Lisa Davis Tennis 9, 11, 123 Anchor Club 10, 11,123 Math Club 103 Mu Alpha Theta 123 French Club ll, AFS 9,l0,1l, 123 Photographer 101 Honor Society 123 Powderpuff 123 Play! D0n't Drink the Water 103 Who's Who Among Dis- tinguished Americans ll, 12. John Fort Dickson Jr. Athletics 9, 103 Key Club 10, 11, 123 Math Club 10, 113 Mu Alpha Theta 12, National Honor Society 11, 123 Who's Who Among American Dis- tinguished Students 11. Linda Dilworth Library Club 123 VICA Club ll, Echo Staff 123 Glee Club 9. conversation. Q S 4-if M: Janet Dodson Anchor Club 10, ll, 121 Math Club 10, 113 Play! Our Town 93 Trebelaires 103 AFS 9, 10, 11, 123 French Club 112 Drama Club 123 Playf Werewolf 123 Vocal Music 9. Kim Dunn A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Choraliers 11, 123 Tre- belaires 10, 11, 122 Girls Glee Club 93 AFS 113 Art Club 103 Art Club fTres.j 121 Drama Club 123 Stage Crew 93 Photo- grapher 123 Band 9, 10, ll, 123 Flagline 9. Laura A. Edwards Band 9, 103 French Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Senior Class Treasurer 12: AFS 113 Powderpuff 9, 10, 12: Conifer Staff 12: Conifer!Echo Staff Photographer 123 Echo Staff 111 National Merit Award 123 Powderpuff Escort 10. Sherry Edwards FHA 9, 10, 12: Library Club 10, 113 FBLA 123 FTA 123 Student Council Reprensentative 123 Echo Staff 113 Conifer Staff 12: HERO 12. Cynthia Ellis Art Club 113 VICA Club 10: FHA 9. Geraldine Epps. Joyce Fletcher Athletics 93 FHAXHERO 12. Janette Fogle Pep Club 93 Library Club 103 Library Club Officer 103 Student Council 10: Sophomore Class Officer 103 FHA 10, 11, 123 FHA Officer 12: FBLA 11, 123 FBLA Officer 123 Echo Staff 103 Conifer Staff 123 Conifer Staff Officer 123 HERO 12: Youth Opportunities Unlimited 10, 11. Angela DeNiece Frazier Pep Club 93 VICA Club 11, 123 VICA Club fVice Presidentj 11, 12Q Athletics 103 FCA 103 FBLA 93 FHA 93 VICA Club fChairmanJ 11, 12: Conifer Staff 123 Conifer Staff tPhotographer 81 Writerj 12: Glee Club 93 Track 103 VICA newspaper staff!AssisA tant Editor ll. Kim Frazier Cheeleader 93 Varsity Cheer- leader 10, 113 fCaptain 12: Anchor Club 10, 113 fVice Presidentj 123 Drama Club 12Q AFS 10, 11, 12: FHA 9,10:Trebe- laires 101 Homecoming Queen 123 National Honor Society 12. Beverly Ann Gilchrist FHA 9, 10, 11, 12: Girls Glee Club 93 VICA Club 103 Varsity Cheer- leader 123 HERO 123 Echo Staff 113 Pho- tographer 125 Homecoming Royalty 121 Conifer Staff 123 Debutante Ball 123 Powderpuff 9. Leslie Gilchrist Vocal Music 93 Trebelaires 103 Tennis 10, 11. 12. Alicia Gillette VICA Club 115 FCA 9, 105 HERO 125 FHA 9, 10, 125 Track 9,105 Volleyball 9, 105 Basketball 9, 105 Conifer Staff 125 Echo Staff 115 Conifer fType- setterj 125 Library Club 105 Pep Club 9, Carolyn Green Pep Club 95 Play! Plaza Suite 95 Choir 9, 10, 11, 125 Choraliers 125 Glee Club 95 Drama Club 125 Trebelaires 10, 11, 125 FBLA 9, 10, 115 AFS 105 All-Region 11. Tim Green Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 115 Drama Club 11, 125 Chess Club 9,105Gleemen 9,10, 115 All-Region 10, 115 Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 125 Tech Director 12. Angela Louise Gulley Volleyball 115 VICA Club 11, 12. Lolettia Theresa Hall Pep Club 95 FHA 95 Conifer Staff 95 FBLA 105 VICA Club 11, 125 Drama Club 9. Mike Hamby Photographer 125 AFS 125 Drama Club 125 VICA fVice Presider1tj12. Chip Hamilton Football 9, 10, 115 Basket- ball 95 Track 9,105 Key Club 10, 11, 125 A Cappella Choir 125 Madrigals 125 Trou- badours125 AFS 95 Gleemen 9, 125 C Association 10. jim Hardesty. Lisa Harrell A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Madrigals 12, Flag Girl faafidp 123 French Club fHist0rianj 9, 10, 115 Spanish Club fSecretaryJ 11, 125 AFS 10, 11, 125 Anchor Club fHistorianj 10, 11, 125 FHA 9, 10, 115 Choraliers 125 Tre- belaires 11, 125 FTA 11, 125 Conifer Staff fAct. Chairpersonj 125 Echo Staff 115 First Baptist Youth Council 115 Play! Werewolf 125 Drama Club 12. Gregory Alexis Frazier Harper Gleemen 9. Brenda Harris FHA 9,10, 11, 125 Library Club 10, 11, 125 HERO 125 National Honor Society 11, 12. Cecil Harris VICA Club 11, 12. SENIORS Donna Harris FHA 9, 101 Spanish 9, 103 AFS 9, 10, 11, 123 Drama Club 121 FTA 10, 11, 123 FBLA 10, 11. Eartha Hawkins FHA 9, 10, 11, 123 Library Club 10, 111 FBLA 123 Echo Staff 113 Conifer Staff 123 HERO 123 Spanish 103 FTA 123 Stage Band 12. Johnnie Haynie VICA 9, 10, ll, 12. Jerome Heard 11. Sylvia Heard Volleyball QManagerJ 113 FBLA 103 Powderpuff 9, 111 AFS 9. Mike Hesterly Key Club 10, ll, 123 AFS 93 Drama Club 123 Basketball 93 Football 93 Student Council 123 Student Council fVice President, 123 Playf Bare- foot in the Park 113 Close-Up fWashing- ton D.C. 12: Echo Staff 113 Homecoming Assembly fMaster of Ceremoniesj 12. Joycelyn 'Hill Choir 9, 103 Choaliers 93 Band 9, 10, 11, 12Q Flag QCO-Captainl 9, 10: Anchor Club 93 Trebelaires 9, 10: Library Club 9, 10: HERO 12: FBLA 121 FHA 9,10,11,123 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 123 FTA 123 Student Council QPre- sidentj 123 Homecoming Court 123 Miss Black Ouachita County ll, 123 Girls State 11. Doris Hines Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 12: Rifle 11, 123 Stage Band 121 FTA 10, 11, 123 FHA 123 HERO 123 FBLA 9, 10, 11, 123 Student Council 93 All-Region Choir 12S Trebelaires 10, 11, 123 Piano Solo Qlst Divisionj 123 Drama Club 12. Cedric Holmes. Matthew J. Howard Spanish Club 11, 123 Drama Club 12. Rickey Howard VICA 10, 11, 12. Dana Hurst Anchor Club 113 FTA 93 FHA 93 Math Club ll, AFS ll, 123 French Club 113 Basketball 93 P1ay! Werewolf 3 Play! Saga of Sage- brush Salllj Confier Staff 12: Drama Club 12. Rusty Johnson Athletics 93 Math Club 103 Chess Club 103 Key Club 12: AFS 123 Drama Club 12Q VICA Club 12. johnny Jones Drama Club 113 Spanish Club 103 Kappa League 11, 12, Track 123 Band 10. Vanessa Kelly FHA 9, 123 Library Club 10, 11, 123 HERO 12: Echo Staff 112 Conifer Staff 12. Odell Kennedy Basketball 9, 103 Football 9, 10, 123 Drama Club 123 Speech Club 113 Cutlass Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Home- coming Escort 12. Kim Kyser Tennis Team 9, 10, 11, 123 District Doubles Champs 11, 123 Anchor Club 10, 11, 12: Student Council QTreasurerj 12: National Honor Society 11, 12: National Honor Society CSecretaryj 12: A Cappella Choir 10,11,123Trebelaires10,11, 123 Home- coming Court 123 Cheerleader 93 Who's Who Among American Students 11, 123 Mu Alpha Theta 12: Class Secretary 103 Society of Distinguished American Stu- dents 11. Lauren LaCotts A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12: A Cappella Choir fSec,C 123 Trebelaires 10, 11, 123 Madrigals 123 Choraliers 123 All-Region Choir 10, 123 All-State Choir 10, 123 Al'lCh0l' Club 10, 11, 123 Anchor Club QPresidentj 125 FHA fllresidentj 123 National Honor Society 11, 123 AFS 10, 11: Senior Class lVice Presi- dent, 123 Who's Who Among American High School Students 123 Who's Who Among Distinguished American High School Students 12Q Cheerleader 93 Tennis 10, 113 Drama Club 12. Andy Langley Athletics 9, 103 Art Club 9, 103 All-Region Choir 10, 11, 123 AllfState Choir 113 Troubadours 10, 11, 123 Madri- gals1l,l23Gleemen 9, 10, ll, 123 Vocal Music 93 Choir 10, 11, 12. Jimmie Bo Launius Math Club 9, 10, 113 Chess Club 9, 103 Gleemen 9, 103 VICA 12. Cynthia Lewis Girls Glee Club 93 FHA 10, 12: Track 9, 10, 11, 123 FCA ll, 123 VICA Club QSecretaryj 11, 12. Chuck Lindsey Football 9, 103 Basketball 93 Golf 10, 11, 123 Student Council 93 Track 93 A Cappella Choir 10, ll, 123 Madrigals10, ll, 123Troubadours1O, 11, 123 All-Region Choir 10, ll, 123 All-State Choir ll, 12: Homecoming Escort 121 Society of Distinguished High School Stu- dents 12: C Association 10, 11, 123 Who's Who in Music 12. Greg Loomis Key Club ll, 123 AFS 9, 10, 123 AFS flgresidentj 113 National Honor Society 12: Math Club 9, 103 Math Club fVice Presi- dentj113 Mu Alpha Theta 12: French Club 9, 10, 11: Drama Club 123 Light and Sound Crew ll, 12, Football 93 Student Council 113 junior Class fPresidentj 113 Fire Marshall 10, ll, 123 Who's Who 113 Distinguished American High School Stu- dents 9,10,11,123Governor's School 113 Rhonda Lusby Anchor Club 10, 11, 123 AFS ll, 123 French Club 113 Band fFlag- linej 93 A Cappella Choir 10, ll, 12: Tre- belaires 10, 11, 12. SENIORS is in .. i ' Qi' 1 ,wi K X i I 5 I Melvin Mann Art Club 105 Chess Club 105 Spanish Club 115 Art Club 125 Drama Club 125 Art Contest 10. Rodney Mc- Adams Drama Club 125 Stage Crew 125 State VICA Club Member 10, ll, 125 Machine Shop fVice Presidentj 115 Auto Machanics QPresidentj 105 Sound Crew 12. William McElroy Karen McKay FHA 9, 10, ll5 FHA QVice Presidentj 115 FBLA 10, 11, 125 FBLA fHistorianj 115 FBLA fVice President, 125 Spanish Club 9, 105 FTA QTreasurerJ 125 AFS 9, 105 Pep Club 95 Stage Crew 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Society of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents ll, 125 Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 125 Drama Club 12. Torger McRae Debate Club 95 Chess Club 9, 105 Student Council Representa- tive 95 Band 9,10, ll, 125 FHA 125 get S HERO 12. Wanda Sue Miller FHA 10, 125 HERO 125 Echo Staff 115 Conifer Staff 125 Athletics 95 Publications QPhotographerj 12. Norman Minor FHAXHERO 12. Sandra Morehead Drama Club ll, 125 FBLA 10, 11, 125 FHA 125 HERO 125 Math Club 10, 115 VICA Club ll. Robin Moseley National Honor Society 11, 125 National Honor Society CHistorianj 125 Girls State 115 Anchor Club 10, 11, 125 Cheerleader 115 Choir 11, 125 Trebelaires 10, 11, 125 Tennis 125 Homecoming Court 125 Coni- I Q. . .-.i E 3 ' ,, t ..t.' 5 Seniors showing spirit during a Pep: rally. fer Staff 125 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 10, 11, 125 Who's Who Among American High School Students 125 French Club 115 Stu- dent Council Representative 9, 10, ll, 12. journalism class clown with Mrs. johns as she reads what is written on the mystery tissue. Billy Neal VICA Club 11g Spanish Club 9, 103 Art Club 93 Athletics 93 HERO 123 FHA 12: Library Club 113 Echo Staff 12. Deanna Neal FHA 9, 10, 123 FTA fPresi- dentj 123 Anchor Club 10, 11, 123 Mu Alpha Theta 10, 113 Math Club 9,123 FCA 9, 10, 11, 123 National Honor Society 11, 123 Athletics 9, 10, 11, l2Q Senior Class President 123 Girls State 113 Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 123 Distinguished American High School Students 123 Homecoming Court 12: Library Club CPresidentj 123 Student Council ll, 12. Joe Neal Football 12: Key Club 123 Homecoming Escort 12. Roxanne Nevels AFS 10, ll, 12: Spanish Club 93 FHA 9, 101 Stage Crew 12g Dra- ma Club 121 Conifer Business Manager 123 Art Club 9, 10: Photographer 123 Pep Club 93 Conifer Staff 123 Echo Staff 11. Natalie Newcomb French club 101 AFS 9, 10, 11, 123 Tennis llj Student Council 103 Math Club 103 Conifer Staff 123 Who's Who Among High School Students 123 Distinguished American High School Stu- dents 12g Art Club 93 Play! Saga of Sage Brush Sal. Kelly Nowlin. Anna Osborne Band 9, 10, 113 Choir 10, ll, 123 Choraliers 10, 11, 123 Madrigals 11, 12: AFS 10, 11, 123 Math Club 10, 11, 12: FBLA 10, 11, 123 Trebelaires 10, 11, 12: Choir QVice Presidentj 121 All-State Choir 11, 123 All-Region Choir 11, 123 Vocal Solo flst Divisionj. Yolonda Pace Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12g Spanish Club 10, 11, 12: Cheerleader 93 FTA 10, 113 FBLA 11, 123 Math Club 10, ll: FHA 9, 123 VICA 113 HERO 123 Les Circle Des jeune Fille Girls Club3 Youth Opportuni- ties Unlimited. Teresa Phillips. SENIORS xvw President Lalfern Turner sells a suncatcher and a calendar to Mrs. Nix. This was just one of the HERO project. xx lg? sa.-Q F , l x Odell Kennedy observes Mrs. Bonnie Wiley while she makes one of her famous spee- ches. Samanthia Porchia Art Club 9, 105 Girls Glee Club 95 Spanish Club 125 VICA Club QAdviser8tReporterj 11, 125 FHA 95 Track 9, 105 Gymnastics 9. Lana Porter FBLA 11, 125 AFS 11, 125 Vocal Music 115 Math Club 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 105 Big Brother!Big Sister 115 VICA QSecretaryj5 Pep Club 9. Janice Rayford FHA 9, 10, 125 Library Club 10, 115 Library Club fTreasurerj 125 HERO 125 Spanish Club 115 Spanish Club QVice Presidentj 125 Drama Club 125 FTA 125 FBLA 125 Echo Staff 115 Conifer Staff 125 Debutante Ball 12. john Riley VICA 10, 11, 12. Phyllis Roark Mu Alpha Theta 125 Drama Club fCrewj 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Phi Delta Sigma 105 Volleyball 105 Wilming- ton High School Musical 10, 11. Gary Robinson Football 105 HERO 125 FHA 125 FBLA 125 Basketball 10. Bevelyn Rogers FHA 95 VICA 115 Echo Staff 12. Frances Rochelle Ross Drama Club 9,10,11,125 FTA 10, 11, 125FBLA 10, 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Rifle Corps QCO-Captainj 11, 125 All-Region Band 9, 115 Track 95 FHA 9, 125 HERO 125 Math Club 10, 115 Girls Glee Club 9, 125 AFS 10, 11. Beth Shanltle Varsity Cheerleader 115 Rifle Auxillary 125 Math Club 9, 11, 115 AFS 9, 10, 115 Drama Club 115 Student Council Representative 9, 105 Homecoming Court 125 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Trebelaires 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 95 B Team Cheerleader 105 Cheerleader 95 Youth Council at FBC 9, 10, 115 Rifle Award. Andrew Smith Key Club 10, 113 Key Club QSecretaryj 12: Football 9, 10, 113 Latin Club 9, 10, 113 C Association 11, 123 Gleemen 93 National Honor Society 11, 12: Math Club 9, 10,111 Mu Alpha Theta 123 Who's Who Among American High School Students 11, 12: Track 93 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 123 Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12. Kim Smith Vocal Music 93 Trebelaires 10, ll, 12: Choir 11, 123 Choraliers 11, 12: Madrigals 123 Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Flag Corps 9, 10: Drum Major 11, 12: Mu Alpha Theta 123 Math Club 9, 10, 11: Anchor Club 11, 12: National Honor Society fVice Presidentj 121 Who's Who Among American High School Students 123 Society of Distinguished American High School Students3 Homecoming Court 123 Student Council fParliamen- tarianj 12: Powderpuff Football 93 Show Stoppers. Alison Stratford Volleyball 123 Track 123 Handbell fChoirj 123 Band fAidj 121 Powderpuff Football 12. David Tatum Track 12. Grant Todd Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 123 Football CCaptainj 12: Basketball 9, 103 All-District 93 Track 93 A Cappella 10, 11, 123 A Cappella fPresi- dent, 123 Madrigals 10, 11, 123 Trouba- dours10,11,123All-Region Choir 10, 11, 12g All-State Choir 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, l2Q Key Club fSecretaryj 10: Key Club CVice Presidentj 11, 123 Boys State 123 Outstanding Choir Member 10, 11, Homecoming Escort 123 Powderpuff Coach 12, Sophomore Class vice Presi- dent 103 Freshman Class President 93 Who's Who 12: Society of Distinguished High School Students 11, 121 Play! Bare- foot in the Park 113 AFS 93 C Asso- ciation 10, ll, 12: FCA g,10,11,12Q Gleemen 9, 10, 11, 123 Gleemen fPresi- dentj 113 Conifer Staff 10, 113 Anchor Club Beau. Kevin Todd Football 93 Basketball 9, 10, 113 VICA 113 Drama Club 121 FBLA 12: FHA 93 Spanish Club 123 Track 113 FCA 10, 11. Verlene Torrence Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 High Point 103 All-District 10, 11: MVP 113 Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 123 All Tourna- ment 113 All-District Volleyball 10, 11 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Best Fielder 113 Girls Glee Club 9. La' Vern Turner Ath- letics 93 FHA 9, 10, 11, 12: FBLA 9,10 11, 12: Cheerleader 9g Student Council 9, 10: FTA 10, 113 Math Club 10, 11: VICA Club 113 VICA Newspaper Staff 113 Spanish Club 10, 11, 121 HERO fPresi- dentj 123 FHA Officer 123 Youth Oppor- tunities Unlimited 11. Darryl Utsey Foot- ball 9, ll, 12: Track ll Dale Vaughan Athletics 93 Gleemen 93 Library Club 113 Key Club ll, 123 VICA Club 12. Melinda Vaughan FHA fSecre- taryj 10: FBLA 103 FBLA fReporterj 113 FBLA District IV 1Secretaryj 113 VICA Club fSecretaryj 113 FBLA District IV fSecretary!Reporterj 123 FBLA fPresi- dentj 123 FHA CReporterJ 123 HERO 12. La' Tricia D. Walker Spanish Club 9, 103 Band 9, 10, ll, 123 Parl-iamentarian 12: AFS 9, 10, 113 Trebelaires 9, 10, 113 A Cappella Choir 10, 113 All-Region Band 93 All-Region Choir 11, 123 Anchor Club 123 Stage Band 123 Vocal Music 9. SENIORS LLL Mi., Nllm' K QQ ? Q-M .W.,...t 1 Sharlott Denise Watts Student Council 9, 101 FHA 9, 10, 123 Spanish Club 12Q FBLA 121 VICA 112 VICA Newspaper Staff 11j Drama Club 121 Band 9,101 Children of God Choir. Anthony Wesley. Sylvia White Athletics 93 Cheerleader 9 10, 111 Spanish Club 10, 11, 123 FTA 10 111 HERO 12Q VICA 111 FHA 9,12- Youth Opportunities Unlimited. v Y v Edward Williams Athletics 9, 10, 11, 12- FHA 93 VICA 11, 123 C Association 11 123 Library Club 101 Rotary Club member 12. Shelia Williams FHA 9, 10, 11, 12: FBLA 9, 10, 11, 123 FBLA fTreasurerj 123 FTA 123 Drama Club 123 Homecoming Court 123 Echo Staff 111 Library Club 10, 11, 123 Student Council Reporter 123 Spanish Club 123 Conifer Staff 12. Cindy Wilson Anchor Club 10, 11, 123 Math Club 9,103 Band 9, 10, 11, IZQ Flag Corps 9, 10, 11, 123 Flag fCaptainj 123 Choir 11, 123Trebelaires10, 11, 121 AFS 123 Powderpuff 9, 10, 123 Conifer Staff 121 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 11, 123 Who's Who Among American High School Students 123 Show Stoppers 11. ' W: ,,, ,,,, 3 ,L .y,,,,W,,, mf A janice Rayford observes Alicia Gillette as she works on yearbook materials. Both seniors are typesetters for Conifer and Echo Staff. JAIVIIVIIN JUNICDFRS juniors Monique Allen Stephone Avery Laura Bailey .Jarvis Beard Cecelia Bedford Sharon Bell Robert Bethea Tracie Boothe Becky Bragg Thomas Brewster Vicki Briggs Franklin Brooks Angie Brown Anthony Burks Anthony Buffington Kenneth Burris Gregory Burton David Byggs junzors Not Pictured: -Iaymin Amin Robert Arnold Annette Bates Roderick Bates Bobby Beavers William jerome Beavers Stephanie Bradford Doris Bragg Thomas Brewster Sandra Carroll Charles Cheeks Shelia DeWhitt Vanessa Dunning Virginia johnson Vernon Morehead Terry Oliver Crystal Patrick Phyllis Patterson john Porchia Fredrick Stevens Phyllis Watts Elender Willich Angela Wright junior Class Officers La- tonda Davis, Angie Brown, Kim Fletcher, Lisa Kidd, Erica Westbrooks, Caro- line Neeley, Beth Yaksic, and Don johnson. Q are! 'S f' .., cy! l N Q s V Qi . t V1 2' t - f i . , : 2 V7 t ,f1. C f 1 it. I ,x ', f -M JE , f t W FE , X L 1,5 J Jw wi Qi W ,tg it M1 K I fifbv :rg 4' f iw l Il? 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J LM ,, I M gl Q it W, to fi-li 1 , Y Randy Morris Lori Mullis jeff Neal Caroline Neeley Denise Nussey jeff Owings Sharon Pace Stephanie Patton Rhonda Pickett jerome Polk Kevin Porchia Leotis Porchia Sonya Purifoy Charlotte Reed Marsha Rowe Mary Rowe Johnnie Rucker Charlotte Russell Carla Rutherford Chandra Smith Greg Smith Thea Sterling Greg Stewart Andre Strickland Mark Strickland Roslyn Strickland Mechelle Tate Lucy Thompson Phyllis Torrence Micheal Trammell Paul Wesley Erica Westbrooks Caryn Wild Chris Williams Rodell Williams Sandra Wilson SUPER SOPHOIVIORES Sopbomorer Tommy Abbott Jeffery Albert Stephen Alford Gina Alexander Lawrence Askew Darrell Baker Donnie Barkhimer Rose Banks Mary Bates Mary Beasley Charles Beavers Butch Bell Laura Blackburn Jamie Bocox Tracey Bowen Donald Briggs Jeanee Bryant Gloria Burks Margaret Burton Jerome Carroll Jon Carter Rebecca Clark Wren Clark Jeffery Cole Jay Crumpler Patrick Daniel Renea Davis Loretta Dilworth Al Deane Bubba Dodson Rhonda Dodson Johnny Dunn Crystal Edwards Tina Edwards Teresa Ellis Sophomore not pictured Tabatha Askew Sylvia Briggs Robert Burnell Sharon Cox Tony Cross Keith Hunter Anthony Jordan Valerie Morris 142 Q. 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N ' ' iz.. i Lonnie Murray Clarissa Sams Paresh Desai Donnie Goodner Mark Hammock Katherine Lamar Jeffery Leatherwood Karen Ledbetter Patrick McKenzie Brenda McLelland Mary Robinson Norman Ryan Robert Sharp Stephanie Slaughter Stephanie Smith Rhonda Stanley Regina Stith. as . v-6 3 N ,ing C' K N f sf 1 J' Qz., ' K :Q I' gs. was fa 5 1 1 1 Qs- 'thx -1--sr J. i v 'DQ N-is xii' F X N at L' 9 51' x -' Q Q t 5 Q , 1 5 ,,, , ,Q if M, F X F as 4. 6 fel be . .5-is tt 1 it I X A 'iaif A .N X Y W a n X M , fgE s'iiri35il iw 5 lv ii i, .L johnny Ezell Marcia Fohn Fernando Ford Annette Gaddy jeff Garrison Scott Glover Mark Guice Sabrina Gulley Veverly Hall Lisa Hamby Laverne Harper Pam Harper Edward Harris Janice Harris David Heard Shelia Heard Troy Henderson Lisa Hicks Matthew Hill Scott Hollingsworth Renea Howard David Hunter Regina Hunter Richard Irwin Sophomore Clan Uffzcers jeff Davis, Pam More head, jamie Bocox ba brina Gulley. SOPHOMORES Tiffany jackson Ronald johnson Debra jones Tonya jordan Ponell Kelley Vincent Kelley Reginald Kendricks Sandra Kirtz Sarah Lenox Bennie Lockhart Roderick McKinney jerry Miller Tyrone Minor Pam Morehead Caroline Morphew jerry Pace Tim Pace Anglea Patton Terry Phillips Willie Porchia john Porter Kathy Pratt Bart Reddin .Jerome Reed Vincent Reed Elana Reinhart Andre Renix Shelia Richards Phillip Roark Tony Robinson joshua Rucker Tony Rufus Cynthia Sanders Rickey Scanlon Susan Shankle Michael Singleton 5? if ji? ln' , ..- if is 3 ., '51 ., 1Y 'NX -. Q .-.N .3 ,i,f f k,.. ,f- '-WTNW fr-we-'THE ,. fi!! l i tem QW , gnu S Q X Q ye W ' 'Y X ,wb M Q x 5 . A -elf! T 'e . : 4 E.. ip, ' e t 4 , , y :MLW In-fy . nazi Q Greg Smith Sarah Smith Willie Smith Chuck Sponer Lorene Stevens Rose Stevens Tony Stith Eddy Stratford Willette Tate Rod Taylor Rodney Thomas Kerry Todd Earnest Torrence Connie Strickland Kenny Towns jennifer Tuberville Anthony Walker Dewayne Watts jennifer Wesley Detra Whitney Chester Williams Mary Williams Anna Womack Kyle Woods Lisa Woody Sopbomores enjoy working on the class float tor the Homecoming parade. FULL OF FUN FRESHMAN Cynthia Alford james Ainsworth Bobby Arnold David Barkhimer Tina Barnes Curtis Anderson Kelly Barrong Dana Bateman Micheal Beard Aleatha Beavers Dulane Beavers Phil Bell Rod Bennett Robert Bentz Sam Bloodworth Keli Blue Kevin Bradford Sean Bradford Brenda Bragg Tina Brown Ladon Browning Bobby Buckley james Byars Claire Byars johnny Cagle Jeannette Carroll Kevin Carroll Steve Carson Angela Castle Jerome Champ Shelia Chase V. ' I W! 'ai Zta? , 95 , , V A 421715 y ,315 ' if Q , 'K , U T V i auf .. 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' :E vii 1' ,fix 4 ,Af C, s T if Tim Choquette Kenny Clark Clara Crave Alfred Cross Teresa Cross Tony Cross Liz Crowell Todd Cunningham Wren Dailey Michael Dilworth Marcia Dunlap Leigh Ann Ellis Vickie Ellis Gavin Fletcher Sherry Fogle David Frazier Derrick Frazier Vanessa Fuller Rudy Galbert Patrick Gillette Sheritha Gillette Tina Gillette Teresa Glenn Vincent Green Elizabeth Gulley Charles Hale Susie Hamilton Ben Harrell Roberta Harris Greg Hawkins Ellen Hendricks Anthony Herndon Teresa Horton Kimberly Hunter joe Maddox Andre jackson Lisa jenkins Charlotte johnson Darla johnson FRESHMAN Marvin j ohnson Sonya johnson Alan jones Ronald jones Stuart jones jim Keesaer Greg Kelly Shelia Kelly Eve Key Chris Kyser Teresa Lampkin Ann Landers Emily Langley Michael Lehr Jeffery Learherwood Marvin Leeks Alvin Lewis David Lewis Lee Liveoak Kevin Loomis Billy Martin Candy McBride Sharon Mason Greg McElroy Gerlean Miller Charles Mitchell Deanna Morgan Derrick Morgan Bonita Moore Ray Moore Mona Morehead Grace Moseley Ursula Neal Kim Orr Deanna Parnell L. X 'L 'M Q M J 7 o,,,: .,, ww 927 tvgs M T1 W' llhv LY ,c5'Nx i j , ks at iq if .QV M Mk ixiz, was it 'WW ,W WWW W V xlib Managers For Freshmen Football Team Are: Enrique Washington, jim Keesaer, M Patrick Gillette, Rudy Galbert. FRESHMAN Tommy Parson Greg Porchia Larry Porchia Michelle Purifoy Lahoma Renix jimmy Richardson Henry Riley Travis Rufus Tina Ryan Greg Scott Ricky Shankle Calvin Sharp Lisa Silliman Falesa Smith Marvin Staff Stacey Staggs Mike Steed Dewayne Stevens Eric Stevens Sam Stevens Angie Strickland jonathan Suber Bergina Sumler Gary Sumler Carol Sykes Mechelle Taylor Michelle F. Thrower Michelle L. Thrower Sonya Tidwell Cedric Towns Shawnta Towns Josie Traylor Debbie Truby Jeffery Utsey Terry Wade Anita Waller Enrique Washington Malvin Watts Aaron Welch Craig White Deanne White Debra Williams Jerome Williams Robin Wilson Theresa Wilson Wendy Winfrey B0 Woody Forestine Wright Thomas Wade in if N vw 5 L Wk.. Freshmen. Class Oyfters llst fowl Ben Harrell, emily Langley, Joe Maddox, Deanna Morgan, Leanne Angie Strickland 12nd fowl Bobby Arnold, Dusty Unger, Tonya Simpson, Sharon Mason. A WRX L Freshmen Not Pictured: Margie Bates Efrin Beck ' Kevin Brown Dana Crowell Cathlin Dailey Jeffery Davis - ii' Tony Ederington I Alisa Edward Robin Foster ,L Ruth Gammil I Robert Harper 4 Ben Harrell LaVonne Hayes Tony Hogan Anthony Hunt Andre jackson E. Lisa jenkins Pamela jiles 55? Charlotte johnson K Darla johnson Tommy Kirtz Cheryl Knight Karla Krieth Tony Lamar Marvin Leeks 5 jan Lewis Debbie Truby and Claire Byars wait impatiently for the pep rally to start. ,yty K at '95 Freshman team waits impatiently to be introduced at the Pep Rally. Hit ,. ,.r. . ,.,a,,.-v I 5 I f ' E 1 sywss to Tina Gzflette practices one of her sets before the game. AXIDMKIINIIJHIIIQNIIIIDN Superinterzdant V Mr. Vernon Garrison Board President: Dr. Judson Hour -as-Q X i Assistant Superintendent: Dr. jerry Daniel 152 Director of .Speczkzl Programs: Mr. Sam Watkins NME- A dm in zktra tive A SSlQYfd71 tx Mrs. Gloria Craig ,Ju M Sebool Board Secretary: Tbe Scbool Board meets once a month, Superintendant Vernon Garrison Mrs. Martha Atkins resides over meetings. Board Member: Board Member: Board Member: Mr. Thelma Thrower Mr. Richard Dick Moseley Mr. Thomas Beasley Board Member: Mr. Charles Lindse Y N I. fl .al Ofjqce Secretary: Mrs. Eunice Dickson CHN, ffifr R FX B 1 From lejl' Mrs. Lanell Haney-School nurse: Mrs. Phyllis Green-Supervisor of Cafrerisg Mrs. Barbara Bennett-Supervisor of Special Educationg and Mr. Lynn Deloach-Social Worker. Left: Office Secretary-Mrs. Ruth Alexander. B l ACULTY ST FF A new year, and full of changes. There were seve- ral new teachers, and a few changes in rules. Stu- dents could now have a break between activity period and 5th period. The faculty enjoyed it as much as we did, The PET cycle came and went, and our teachers were all the better for it. They learned new tech- niques and methods of teaching. What a comfort to our souls! Mr. Alexander ex- pressed his pleasure by letting up a little on his tough reign. Teachers have proved themselves, and are deserving of our respect, and his! ff' vi 16 Mr. Alexander takes time with new teachers. Mr. Rogers, Mrs. Blackman, Mrs. johns, M1 Doster, and Mrs. Wooldridge. . M U N W V h ,.... is . - e -wifi?-4: 1:-552. Karim. - . P :4w-saanannkukurauiv f fi 1- ...f,f,p:'e. Mrs. Henley meets with Governor Bill Clinton to celebrate National Counselor's Week. -.4 f V J 'gravy 'nik - Mr. Rogers masters this candid pose. He enjoys his new neighborhood. f ' Trusty Mr. Colton goes over a maintenance check. What would we T do without him ? Af 57 i X X 2 1 W , w ,Q f f Af Q fs I f,,,' , Wir! ' 'U 1 f.t:'.,'Q Q, ai 1 5' U! W fa if lun L ' , f' , - A -V K l'5f f',, if Ad A i y ,.... R 2 i r 5 ff Q ,L Charles Alexander-Principal Ruby Arnold-English Bill Bacon-Math Alonzo Bennett-Science Rebecca Blackman-English Paul Blackman-Band Director Roger Bocox-Social Studies, Coach Burlen Bridges-Drivers Ed, Coach Rudolph Caviness-Social Studies William Cole-Math Reginald Cooper-Vice Principal Jeffery Doster-Math, Science UHF has VC Mr. Alexander holds a faculty meeting after school. The faculty deeply enjoy these meetings. Mrs. Strickland hands out a few of the tons of papers she assigns. Evelyn Elliot-HERO, Home Economics Susan Faulkner-Spanish, English Diane Hendricks-English Sylvia Henley-Counselor Advisor .fi Randy Hicks-P.E., Coach Lee Davis Hines-Counselor Advisor Mary K. jolly-Special Education Judith johns-Publication, journalism, English A .rem-s 'T 1' if A c K iil' Calvin johnson-P.E., Coach ii I june Kirtley-English . E: I - . Kay Keesaer-Office Assistant ii' H D V rli' Martha Margrave-Home Economics l J , 1.,,, zy. Q , fl l Betty McKinney-Secretary!Bookkeeper Bruce McKinnon-Athletic Director joe Manning-Social Studies, Coach Katherine Marino-Art 1 ,U Q it , ,, 1 1 V. l , 4 ,, ,t , ,W it 1 4 A 3 Y H 1' F f A av 1 I 1 5 0 4 4 in 1 ., ,I V, , as 2' g 3 Q iv , Y 5 7 ' Q l 4? I if l . 3 I as luv, ,Quan vlfiafnrii K , Wiki 'fflinc 2axg4.,Q.g Q 'UfIkgaf09f ' , t, p 1 1' Mr. Cavingss wows the audience with his ultra- Alene Watson, Ceola Howard, Gracie Dutton, Nell Tate, and Ellen mellow lyrics. Shoo-bee-doo, Mr. C! Reeves work in our cheery kitchen. Look at that enthusiasm. A tfmxbfi li QWIAAZH HI? Mrs. Keesaer and Mrs. Everette try to look busy. They are helpful to us students. S at as.- Marva Marks-Special Education Gordon Maroney-Math Karen McCullough-Math Diane Nix-Home Economics ,Judith Owings-Library Aide Marion Pace-Business Educatio Phillip Rogers-Choir Director Leesa Shankle-Biology Fran Sprow-Secretary!Registrar jane Strickland-Business Education Octavia Taylor-P.E., Gymnastics . Hcrcle Teague-Coordinated Career Ed. Harrier Washington-Librarian Gradie Welch-Social Studies Seminar Bonnie Wiley-English Cheryl Wooldridge-Biology, Chemistry Larry Wooldridge-Social Studies, Coach FACES kX 'N......-X' lg: ,W i . i we ww ' K ' ,Q QU X, -ir' ,V 0 QX Q 3 n .C ff' E n ii 2 2 Q? we Q 1' I W by . V 4 .AI 1-'-'X 4 +1 ff' 5 W 44 Y u Q bu f W :HH 3515 MQW M ,J- it ,.-nl HYSTERICAL QUOTES From 1982 - 1983 QQ I t Q Q: K Nl, , - -. - K5 AQ, - . 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International Paper offers this series in the hope that, even in a small way, we can help. INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY We believe in the power of the printed word. l 181 1 M 2 ' ,f ARKANSAS PULPWGOD -en '17 - .ggi I I .jf Q ,,.7, :,4',4,M' lv ' ,V 1 ,Ma uf' M' .- -, KW vfg hw 1 XNQHS Adams 836-2093 ATLANTIC RESEARCH EAST CAMDEN Jordon MERLE NCRMAN Pontloc cosmmucs 836 343 oaks 836 3177 Ma my A - ,1 A ,fy I. I ,Mya T I f 'M' I 'ww , ' Q 112277 Y 3 A G ., fy ami! ty A fm, . -.H ww , ffm 1 ' Q A M :gm ww 1 V M , A ,, A 106 Garden . A M 4 H, , V ag W ,T ,M I 71: K E A ,, 1 xg'-V W JA Z I l M ,Z,,, 5. 2 ,f,, Best Wlshes Jockle Love Uncle George C OMPLIMENTS OF Fonfostlc Foshlons MC Donolds Chorles Kreuhn c p o Sportsworld Dr. Randy Everett 8. BEST WISHES !! FRDM THE CQNIFER STAFF L ' Y, 14 X . xx- E 'Vp .mm yrbmbx f, N-W LJ? All X .E+ if Q4 KN if? 'K 153, f .. ,JV ,iff X A kg? A 3 Gy .Hg ,535 , L, F , Q-av xwf ga 3 , 5 5 , W 2 .5 M 55.65, J 'Q ,D Ev QFAGIQIQIYE f'ii-ifrzfwcgjl . W SQ,f1:2casLs.if.. L M i 'MN M at 5 it ggi? N 00,55 2'-xg J Vik Li wi LVQW5 Ginglatulations Mrs. H3dCI'fHI1,S Flflzh Period Class for the Mast Yearbooks 3 2 ii 5, sk WSI? :ROM THE EDI TOR 1t's not easy to make a earbook, folks! It sounds ike fun, and it looks like n, but in reality in it is a hit of hard work. The 1983 lonifer Staff has worked .ard all year to bring you his yearbook, we hope ou enjoy rt. No one can do a year- +ook alone, it takes a lot f cooperation on the part if everyone involved. As ditor of the Conifer, I would like to thank every- +ne who had a part in this 'earbook. Iwould like to thank the dvertisers, first of all. For vithout them, there would ve no yearbook. This year t cost approximately 5526 ner book for the yearbook 0 be printed. We tried to .eep the student costs lown to 312, which meant ve had to sell a lot of ads. The community support vas wonderful, and we are 'ery grateful. , Money is an important lonsidersation in the naking of a yearbook, and nanaging the money and ill that goes with that job, akes nerves of steel. I vould like to thank the Ionifer Business Manager loxanne Nevels for doing L truely wonderful job of seeping the books straight, so we always :new where we were. Vlrs. McKinney, the school treasurer, said this fear was the best year for raving the least confusion n handling the money. Roxanne did a super job. Deadlines are important Lo a yearbook, although we lidn't meet some of our earlier ones, we were on Larget for our final dead- ine when we were thrown 1 unique curve---our Jublisher went out of business. We want to Lhank thw Walsworth Printing Company for pick- .ng up our book for print- ing very late in the sea- son. We still are not sure when the books will arrive, and we hope that everyone realizes that if it is late, we are really not to blame. The photographer is the backbone of any yearbook, and I would like to say a special thanks to the year- book and journalism photographers who really made this book possible, especially Laura Edwards, Alan Fohn, Janette Fogle, Mike Hamby, John Ken- dall, Kim Dunn and Cindy Cook. There were a lot of times when the negatives got messed up, or picture were lost or stolen or just mysteriously disappeared. The photographers worked long and hard to develop and print pictures which would provide a lasting re- cord of the 1982-83 school year. Alicia Gillette and Janice Rayford deserve special recognition for their total dedication to typing the yearbook. They came during every study hall, during every break and sometimes even dur- ing lunch to work on the Compugraphic to type all the copy and picture identifications in the year- book. When some of us had a break, they still had to work, and they never complained. This year the book was divided into sections and each group struggled to meet the deadline for their sections. The Advertising section was Robin Mose- ley, Cindy Wilson and Lisa Harrell. The People sec- tion composed of Angela Frazier, Beverly Gilchrist and Wanda Miller. Jackie Collins and Vanessa Kelly did the Academic section and Sherry Edwards, Franklin Brooks, Eartha Hawkins and Shelia Williams did Organizations. The Sports section was done by Christy Young, Carolyn Armstrong and Beth Yak- src. The Student Life section was long and hard to do, and Natalie and Dana Hurst worked up to the very last minute to finish lt. Janette Fogle, in addi- tion to taking pictures acted as the class secre- tary, typing up list, after list after, after list and making sure the files were inorder. I would also like to thank our advisor Mrs. Johns, who pushed and praised and yelled and cried until we got the yearbook done. Since it was Mrs. Johns first year- book also, we all leamed together. Finally lid like to thank you, the students of CHS, because without you there would be no need for a yearbook. I've enjoyed this opportunity and have greatly enjoyed making this book. We all have tried and feel we've been successful in giving you a record of the 1982-83 school year. All the triumphs and trials, ups and downs, glories and events we have compiled to present with pride and pleasure to you. Sincerly Beth Yaksic, Editor 1982-83 Conifer WE WERE TEMPTED T0 REACH FCJR THE STARS WEW WE WERE TEMPTED TO LOVE ED To HAVE FUN AND HELP EACH OTHER WE WERE TEMPTED TO FIND ANSWERS TO OUR QUESTIONS AUTGGFRAPHS 54- 42'-J s. X .rl :- 1 . 'r 4 1 f . 1 ' 9