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

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Tracksters Star Coached by David Pyle and Greg Johnson, the junior high boys' track team captured fourth place in district and the girls', coached by Annette Portley, ran away with third place. On both teams, there were many outstanding competitors and team leaders. The girls looked to seventh grader Jacie Williams, and the eighth graders looked to Dionne McMillan and Tunisia Lewis for leadership while the boys turned to Brad Milam, LaDale Whitfield, Brett Chandler and Thomas Williams. The outstanding achievement of the boys' season was their overall improvement. At the first meet, they earned only six points, but by the time the dis- trict meet was run, they had in- creased the score to 84 points. The girls' team highlight oc- curred when Jacie Williams jumped 17,4- in the long jump. The 400-meter relay team ran a 53.52 time which was the season's best time. Both the girls' and boys' track teams improved times and distances to achieve their district standings. Track Team-Front Row: Manager Chris Smith, James Nail, Matt Parker, Brian Nolan, Bradd Reeves, Jimmy' Rhiddlehoover, Manager Cory Haysg Second Row: Manager Devin Mayhaw, Tim Harkrider, Jason Berryman, Cyrus Henderson, Dan Smith, David Marlingg Third Row: Manager Ben Davis, Mickey Miller, Deward Graves, Brad Milam, Thomas Williams, Brett Chandler, Fourth Row: Jeffrey Calver, Brad Koonce, Corey Ware, LaDale Whitfield, Wayne Morris, Chris Glasper, and Manager Clay Still. Track Team-Front Row: Cassandra Hudson, Jacie Williams, Jessica McNatt, Marcie Jones, Kristi Overton, Manager Regina Harris, Second Row: Andrea McLemore, Tina Holmes, Stacie Soape, Lori Fleener, Jodi Hunt, Mindy Hooper, Jan Gates, Shannon Morrison, Third Row: Coach Annette Portley, Precious Goss, Catracy Allen, Nakesa Hodge, Tunisia Lewis, Guin Shabo, Michelle Dorsey, Dionne McMillan, Melissa Sparks, and Manager Kristi Jordan. 212 X Track Practice Makes Perfect-Getting ready for the district track meet, Deward Graves uses all his might to put the shot as far across the field as possi- ble. r .,4gi'..QzN'M'cff Q . as , 'f ' f' S? llc 'el '3 i 'H 'ii'l 4 WK es., 1- J J 3 J in hiv r ... i'.i 4' tag nl xl irr A . ' . Guam It Y. ,wi , J V. QW, Wk i X tv Ak A if V ' I AA , I 701 lv 'll 4 ' . ....,1 ' 4 ' . - M. WNTUW W... 0.-.,4.,.WfM,... ., -N New Q -sg 4 won . V . .. . Wav . . svn rats' 1' .J Q. Q ts. -.if -X A Q WWE? S suv t ' f- , W, ss L Quick Feet-Thomas Williams runs the Think High-Jodi Hunt does some p 100-meter dash in practice trying to get erful thinking about how she is golm ready for a successful track season. put the shot halfway to the moon l .......1-

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The Move-Stacie Soape drives Pt past a Hallsville Bobcat on her y to the hoop for two more points. 1 A Team CJHS Opponent 35 Beckville 24 Center 29 Marshall 33 A Pine Tree 20 I Judson , 36 Henderson 16 Center 35 Joaquin 23 1 Kilgore 36 A s Hallsville 31 K ' Henderson' 25 ' Kilgm 46 Hallsvillel t Season, Record: 9-3 B Team CJHS Opponent U39 T A Beckville '9 Henderson 14 Kilgore 31 Hallsvillz 21 Henderson 24 Kilgore 22 Hallsville is ' 1- mia, 26 Ore City Season Record: 5-4 Pups Capture District Crown Coached by Annette Portley, the CJHS girls' basketball A team swept through district, winning first place, while the B team tied for second. The leaders on the A team were Shannon Morrison and Shunna Jones. Coach Portley said, 'When these two girls played their best, the team seemed to play together more.' The most exciting game of the season was when Carthage played Henderson and won by only one point. 'The fans jumped to their feet and yelled their lungs out. They pumped our spirits up and helped us win the game,' said Pam Kasper. The season was filled with memory-making experiences. Dani Kozlowski will never forget the backwards shot she threw up that found its way through the hoop for two more points. The hard work and long hours of practice put in by the Lady Bullpups resulted in their earning the district crown. A Team-Front Row: Dani Kozlowski, Shunna Jones, Lynn O'Neal, Pam Kasper: Back Row: Manager Kristi Jor- dan, Shannon Morrison, Dionne McMillan, Stacie Soape, Jodi Hunt, Ju- lie Cranford, and Coach Annette Portley. Shoot For Two-Shannon Morrison shoots a jump shot as Pam Kasper tries to get in position for the rebound. B Team-Front Row: Kim Cranford, Melinda Langlotz, Jodi Thompson, Letrice Lewis, Second Row: Dana Yule, Jennifer Broach, Melissa Sparks, Tunisia Lewis, Marsha Barnes, Top Row: Coach Annette Portley, Manager Maria Hanley, Shellie O'Neal, Mindy Jones, Ashley Pasquier, Tracey Hunt, Angela Coats, and Manager Jenny Har- ns. Basketball ! 211

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Life is Following in the footsteps of the students in high school, ju- nior high students were well on their way to becoming full- fledged CHS students. Junior high students were ba- sically no different from those at the high school. They ate junk food, rode around uptown, watched good basketball on television, and ate pizza while Yum, Yum-As Kim Cranford waits on her buddies to arrive, her hunger overpowers her and she chows down on the pizza. Snip, Snap-During homemaking Tere- sa Clements, Dani Kozlowski, and Julie Cranford cut their material so they can begin sewing that new summer outfit. Great they played video games. Most of them disliked spinach, home- work, and bell-bottom blue jeans. Many students at junior high participated in extracurricular activities such as sports, band, drama and UIL. Besides doing these things at school, they found time to go uptown on the weekends, grab something to eat and catch a good movie. Wherever the younger generation might appear, they took pride in their words and actions because they knew that they were students of the awesome CJHS. B - ibm '59 3 1-A' Maybe, Paris-During social studies class, Shundra Hodge tries to find the perfect place to live after she moves away from home. Who Me?-Scott Wilkie is surprised when he receives the sixth grade out- standing band member award at the band concert. Junior High f 213