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

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We Are Awesome, 218 I 8th We Are Might , We're the Senior Class of '90! Eighth Graders Enjo 'Year at the Top' The general consensus of the eighth graders was that being in the eighth grade was 'great '... and being in high school was going to be even better. 'I think being in the eighth grade has been lots of fun, but I am looking forward to being in high school next year,' said Tracey Hunt. Many eighth graders still felt that they were not treated as ma- turely as they would have liked, They definitely did not like to be put down. 'The students in high school think that we are immature just because we are in junior high,' said eighth grader Brandy Pittman. Overall, the junior high school students were very image conscious. Most students did agree that it was advantageous to be in the 'top grade' at the junior high. Dreama White said, 'I like being in the highest grade in the school' Eighth grader Clay Still agreed. Eighth graders participated in many activities during the year including football, band, basketball, cheerleading, track, UIL aca- demic events, and choir. The most memorable event was probably the Sock Hop at the Exposition Center. Patrick Adcock Chad Albers sr., . is Nr r Srephen Alexander Sheryl Anderson Ronda Apana Denise Baker 0, 3 as- ,, , X, ,i Jamey Baker Gregory Ballard E B Marsha Barnes Janice iz r steph rams

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8th Grade Chooses Favorites The eighth grade class members chose Tim Harkrider and Christena Bell as their most favorite people. They exempli- fied what typical eighth graders were like. Tim's hobbies included playing sports and Weightlifting, while Christena spent her free time water skiing and swim- ming. He enjoyed playing base- ball and getting pick-up football and basketball games on Sun' day afternoons. Christena liked to cheerlead and to jump on the trampoline to practice her flips, Tim's favorite song was 'Se- cret Lovers' and his favorite movie was 'Teen Wolf'. Christena enjoyed the movie 'Youngblood' and her favorite song was 'Rock Me Amadeus'. Both students enjoyed Ameri- can history class best, so Mr. Scott was their favorite teacher. Life at the junior high was very active and interesting for them both as it was for most of the eighth grade class. Jan Gates Cheri Gillis Chris Glasper Deward Graves v. Marvin Graves Melissa Graves UW5595 G N. 1 Yolanda Graves Tony Greene Stephen Hammons Mana Hanley Tim Harkrider Jennifer Hams Melisa Har ephen Harvey Shirley H