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

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,X 'Wx Q- Ir, silk J- W' , x sq x I HUNT AND PECK - Concentration is only one of the things necessary in Ieaming how to type as Brian Bogenschutz and David lones discovered in Typing I. IT'S ALIVE - Dawn Brady inspects the marine life she found during her outing in Galveston. CRITICAL EYE - Art teacher Ruby CATCH OF THE DAY - Mrs. Karen Rainwater attempts to figure out Reeves is delighted with the creatures tod which hallway her student was trying found on the Biology II trip. raw. Academics I 15

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Choosing our own thing and doing it our way, we opted for noth r World Contrary to popular belief, there was life after the three basic R's. This is not to say there were classes that had wild parties but rather that students chose a few courses that gave them the knowledge they so desired. Those planning on becoming another E. F. Hutton or Gal Fri- day jumped at the chance to take the many excellent business courses offered. Starting with the most basic, typing, and going up to more challenging courses such as shorthand, accounting, and 5 record keeping, students at- tempted to acquire the know- how needed to succeed in the business world. While some had a business frame of mind, there were others whose wants leaned towards the picturesque side of life. Photography, art, and applied music were available to these students. Whether it was learning one's sharps and flats, snapping pictures of anything that moved, or drawing the walls of CHS, someone was there to give those students a helping hand. SHAKE lT - Traci limerson shows off one of the skills she mastered during her photography course. 14 X Academics LET YOUR FINGERS DO THE WALK- ING - Susan Scott keeps her fingers in good shape by practicing piano five times a day. Upperclassmen interested in pursuing their science and math interests had such courses as Biology ll, trigonometry, and physics there for the taking. Students who chose Biology ll climaxed their year with a week-long field trip to the Texas coast. So you see, readin', ritin', and 'rithmetic were not the on- ly way to pass the time of day. With so many elective choices, students were able to choose those suitable to their tastes and desires. FISHERMEN OF THE DEEP - Schanen Marx, Robert Stanley, and Ricky Ballenger have high expectations of their big catch during the Biology lI's field trip. is . iiit ,igi T

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POM-PON GIRLS - Senior cheerleaders Beverly Collinsworth and Reshelia lones dance to the fight song at the pep raIIy's end. FLASH FROM THE PAST - The mothers of varsity players got in on the act to cheer the Dogs to victory. MUFLY - Coach len'y Reeves tells the Bulldogs how they can make up for last year against lacksonville. WE ARE WINNERS - Reminding the fans, Kemmy Henderson reassures the crowd of another Carthage win. PLAY IT PRETTY - Rhonda Urban and Elizabeth Tate do their part as the band shows its support of the Bulldogs during pep rallies. 16 X Pep Rallies use ll 'Yb-