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

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0ne more time . these three little words became the most memorable phrase of Homecoming '85 as Chris Medlin gave Queen Dana Brady the traditional congratu- latory kiss. With obvious enthusiasm on the part of Medlin, the innocent embrace was repeated numerous time for the various photographers, much to the delight of the crowd at Martin Stadium. The evening of October 4 was filled with tension and excitement as five sharply dressed chauffeurs drove around the track in new, shiny cars. The anticipation that had grown all week would finally be relieved. The first car, chauffeured by Virgil Wedgeworth, delivered Duchess Jackie Beck, escorted by Sammy Buffin. Next, Duchess SuTom Boggio and es- cort Lonnie Simonson were de- livered by chauffeur John Paul Davis. ln the third car, Duchess Dana Brady and escort Chris Medlin were delivered by Mark Davis. Being chauffeured by Andy Shutt, were Duchess Beverly Denise Marry and her escort, Jeff Jones.The fourth car, driven by Paul Bishop, de- livered Duchess Karen Turner and escort Jason Ballenger. As each duchess walked onto the field, the tension mounted. The moment everyone had been waiting for arrived as Dana Brady was crowned the 1985 Homecoming Queen by the '84 queen Lori Rhiddlehoover. Homecoming f 18

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Stars Caught p in The Action CHS students actively partici- pated in extra-curricular events throughout the year. In October, the annual Potlatch Festival gave students oppor- tunities to man booths and to show their skills at lip-syncing, Jello slurping, bubble blowing, and pillow fighting. The student body was in- volved in supporting all athletic activities. During the first three months of school, hundreds of students were active preparing for Friday Night Football, a CHS tradition. Various contests made life in- teresting during the year. Most- spirited class, best dressed stu- dents, best legs on the basketball teams, and the faculty kiss-a-pig contest were all successful in spotlighting su- perlative individual and groups. On Top-Sonya Whitaker and Dana Brady cheer the Bulldogs onto victory in Kyle Field at Texas A Kr M Universi- ty. What n Smile-Miss Texas takes time out to visit with Duke about their mutu- al star status at the annual Potlatch Festival. Smack!-Coach Bill Pickens demon- strates his undying love for animals after winning the Kiss-A-Pig contest. L i M ., ,. ya , iw-.U WI:- Vx Q.. I A F arf' . ,,. ,fe i l ,, 5- at ,sv , s N5 X4-f l 1 l . 1 85 - M, V NX.. 1 .v-SS? If T i .xii