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

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itacy, Scott Inspired to Succee Ihris Stacy and Susan Scott re chosen by the entire stu- lt body as the two students st likely to succeed from the is of '86, puring his senior year, Stacy s recognized as a CHS :esetter and an outstanding ,zen of the Month by faculty mbers. He was a very active mber in the Industrial Arts lb, serving the organization in hy capacities. He enjoyed dworking because it did not olve homework. In his spare e, Chris liked playing sandlot tball. Scott was named to the all- trict basketball team as well the all-state band during her iior year. In her leisure time, san watched movies. Her fa- 'ite movie was 'Revenge of 1 Nerds'. oth of these students ibute their success in school to very special people. Chris is proud when he realizes that he has given his best to a project and he knows he owes a great deal to his teachers, friends, and family members in supporting his goals. Upon graduation, Chris plans to at- tend Panola Junior College and then transfer to Texas A 8a M University. Susan acknowledges two im- portant people as inspirations in her high school career. Lesa Ja- cobs and Traci Jimerson encouraged Susan to realize that she could do anything that she wanted, if she wanted it badly enough. 'l've always had a lot of support from many peo- ple, but especially these two,' she said. Susan plans to attend college on a band scholarship. On Their Way-Chris Stacy and Susan Scott think of their future successes. l , l l T ii , 9 lf- Qfl, l l l . ,, t K . fm. Harrison Named 1986 Dedicatee 'He is just an all around great guy,' said Chris Medlin when he announced that Coach Chuck Harrison had been se- lected as the 1986 Pine Burr dedicatee. 'He possesses the ability to see things from the student's point of view,' contin- ued Medlin as he made the pre- sentation at the annual assem- bly. Mr. Harrison has been associated with the Carthage school system for five years. He has served as coach, English teacher, and assistant principal. 'l have enjoyed working with students who need help or di- rection,' he said. Harrison is also active in the Fellowship of Christain Ath- letes. One of his prime inspira- tions in life has been Jesus Christ. The highlight of his career at CHS was his association with the semi-finalist football team of 1983 and a state track meet champion, Roscoe Tatum. Coach Harrison has influenced and helped many students in his various positions at CHS and for these reasons the 1986 Pine Burr has been dedicated to him. Taking A Break-Coach Harrison takes time off his busy job for a breath of fresh air during second lunch. Dedicatee 1 19

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Favorites Shine The student body elected six favorites that epitomized the friendly spirit at CHS. They were Denise Marry, Sonya Whitaker, Amy Abernathy, Sammy Buffin, Brad Jackson, and T J Pelton. Sammy Buffin enjoys lifting weights, biking, and being with loved ones. He feels that he is able to handle rough times smoothly and is proud of his caring friends. Denise Marry is proud of the fact that she can get along with just about anyone. She is happiest when she is with her friends. T J Pelton enjoys reading, weightlifting, skiing, and going to good movies. His mischie- vous grin and sense of humor endears him to his classmates. ,Sonya Whitaker is easy to get along with as she enjoys cheerleading, swimming, and riding motorcycles. Being able to control her temper, she says, is one of her best qualities. Brad Jackson believes in fulfilling his goals, He tries to accomplish everything he at- tempts to the best of his ability. Brad enjoys electrical work, fishing, and camping. Amy Abernathy is patient and therefore gets along well with children. She enjoys ballet dancing and singing. ,Sonya 18 I CHS Favorites . W 4 si !s 5915 7'1 vn-. ., w l rad Jackson

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