Carthage High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Carthage, TX)

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lfsgf-3, 4,9 utside World Influences CHS Whether it was by teachers or peers, CHS was a great influencing factor in the lives of its students. It provided a shelter from the outside world, however, this shelter was not impenetrable. The outside world soon began to influence students' lives. Seniors were faced with selecting a President in their first national election. The Iranian crisis brought tense moments both at CHS and across the nation. Senior males were also faced with the responsibility of registering for the possible draft. At CHS, many students became aware of an under- lying, sometimes threatening feeling of change, as more and more emphasis was placed on the movement to the new high school. These feelings were compli- cated by the carrying out of traditions, because stu- dents realized that long-cherished traditions might never be the same again. 5 Wig' Opening f 9

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Al A2 I. Donna Hawley prepares to take the ball in bounds during the regional game against Dallas Madison. 2. Penny Socia ties a yellow ribbon on the door of Carthage Drug to welcome home the hostages held in lran. 3. Cami Cassity cheers the Bulldogs on, in hopes of a Homecoming victory. 4. Lunch provides a time for a fast conversa- tion between friends. 5. Jan Williams, LeAnn Shivers, and Connie Bell, Key Club members, were responsible for ringing the spirit bell at all football games. 6. Kevin Ashby, Tim Snow, Rodney Urban, and Jeff Scott pass thc time by playing a game of baseball. 7. Pine Burr Stuff members put the final touches on their annual honors assembly. 8. Mr. Stuart Bird is all wrapped up in the Band's success at the UIL Marching Contest. 8 f Opening

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F 10 f Student Life