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

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541. Time outside of school was also spent cruising around town, three-wheeling, attending Key Club dances, and rock con- certs. National and world events in- terested students as well. They were shocked by the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger immediately after lift-off on January 28. The Chicago Bears' wipe-out of the New England Patriots at the Super Bowl thrilled football enthusi' asts. CHS students remained in- volved from September through May, making their impact on school life. Alfalfa-Polly Knight shows oft her pearly whites on Spirit Day. Dawg Power-The Battling Bulldog Band display their enthusiastic support for the mighty Dawgs at the McKinney game with visual aids that leave nc question as to whom they love. Texas Chainsaw Master-Patrick Sharpe, complete with all the necessary gear, is getting ready to display his talents with a chainsaw in forestry class. Student Life I 15

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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

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Bogenschutz, Brady Named Mr. 8z Miss CHS in '86 The student body of CHS chose Dana Brady and Todd Bogenschutz as Mr. and Miss CHS. The announcement was made at the Pine Burr Awards Assembly on February 11. Dana, who plans to pursue a career in law, enjoys water ski- ing and dancing, She hopes to someday become a judge. Her hobbies include singing and cheerleading. Mr. CHS Todd Bogenschutz enjoys water skiing, hunting, and chasing good-looking wom- en. Toddys future plans include enjoying life and becoming filthy rich. That Winning Look-Todd Bogenschutz displays that mischievous grin that keeps everyone in suspense Out of Sight!-Dana Brady enjoys pos- ing for the photographer as she antici- pates senior splash day, 16 I Mr 81 Min CHS Tlckled Pink-Mr. and Miss CHS 1986 Todd Bogenschutz and Dana Brady are more than happy to smile for the occa- sion, V127