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

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16 f Lunch PLEASE SPARE ME! - Sophomore Demetra Ware does not believe a word Monica Graves is saying. PENNIES FROM THE BULLDOG STORE? - Beverly Oney makes change for sophomores Kevin Col- linsworth and Greg Pasquier so they can visit the candy machines. ilw ' ,K .A IP, ll? ef' Hx 1... 23? 4312159 f M Y N fo?i?'v?Z4m2fP WHAT'S A MAN TO DO? - lt is hard for Jeff Wynn to keep his cool when he is surrounded by such pret- ty girls as Denise McGuire. CAFETERIA CONVERSATION - Sophomore Kim Danker loves to chat with friends during lunch, but not about the food. ARE Nof i AU. POSTER! G0 r I E

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X Homecoming Queen and t winning team made it A Night to It was Homecoming, and the excitement had been building up the itire week. Of course, we knew that the Bulldogs would win the ame, but who would be crowned Homecoming Queen? That was ie 364,000 question. The festivities began at 7:10 p.m. on Oct. 14 with the procession I luxury cars carrying the Homecoming duchesses and their scorts, The senior duchesses were Sheria Kelley, escorted by Win- ed Ware: Nancy Oney, escorted by Deron Lewis, Shannon tanley, escorted by Brian Bogenschutz, and Karen Wooten, scorted by Mitch Norton, The junior duchess was Sondra Delaney, Winfred Ware and Sheria Kelley ,.g,:2:ZTL'MH Deron Lewis and Nancy Oney Remember escorted by Roscoe Tatum. Brad Escoe, Student Council president. had the honor of bestowing the Queen with a bouquet of roses while Reshelia Jones, last year's Queen. would present the crown. The much-awaited moment had arrived. Brad proceeded to Karen Wooten and presented her with the Queen's bouquet as a roar of approval went through the crowd. The 1983 Homecoming started off with a bang and ended with an explosion as the Bulldogs defeated Palestine, 35-14. Brian Bogenschutz and Shannon Stanley af: 3 0 is i pl Roscoe Tatum and Sondra Delaney Homec oming

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get f ft. ' ' T.. slr- Y 14 . 1975. C 312 'i .4 -T ir .8 i f-M .Q ...X Without a doubt, everyone,s favorite 'class' was Lunchtim 'iWhy did the chicken cross the road on Thursday? Not to get to the other side, but to escape the grasps of the CHS cafeteria workers! No chicken had a chance when the ladies at the kitchen started cooking Thursday's meal. Why, chicken on Thursday was almost as traditional as turkey on Thanksgiving. But the chicken was not the only one who needed to get it in gear. One had to go with the flow or just lie real low until the chicken stampede had passed. There was a definite rush, which was quicker than the three oiclock school's over rush, that simply engulfed any innocent stroller who might have been in the way. Chicken was not served solo. Idaho's, rolls, and home-cooked gravy complimented this tastebud treat. It is only proper that we pay homage to the innocent bird that tickled our tummy and tasted so yummy. AHHH Monica Graves takes a long, cool drink of her lemonade between conversations. HIDE-N-SEEK - Deron Lewis en- joys playing hide-n-seek in the LRC with Miss Copeland and Mrs. Haynie. W X ..,. I CHECKMATE - David Wilkens and Dan Zolman work on their strategy as they play chess. Mike Meaux watches intently. BUSY AS BEES - Sophomores Lonnie Simonson and Jason Ballenger utilize their time at lunch to catch up on homework assignments. Lunch X 17