Caruthersville High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Caruthersville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

Cotton Volume 33 Caruthersville High 5chool Caruthersville, Missouri 1 a.a This e footsteps others left in the sand. A new world awaits us with an outstretched hand, offers us problems that we will face, d it by no means will be easy to fill our proper place. We must be sure of our footsteps before we choose the Because we could build a problem with too heavy a I Just take it step by step and our dreams will come t Like a puzzle that needs assembling now and forever. Now that our graduation is here we will cry many tears. )ad. We’ll be going into the new world, But never to forget our High School years (AT E m Martha Mull a m — Damon Highlay. Grig Wilkins. Grig Holland Mr. Niily Mitchill. Doi Midlln Llki thi sud of cotton that Is plmlod In the ground, tbit sprouts md continues to grow md rlpms Into i beautiful blossom, thi sludints and faculty of CHS taki certain stops to show thilr trull that has maturid over thi yiars. Thi yiars of moiling now and interesting toachirs and follow-classmates. and acquiring now and mori responsibilities an issiatial In milting this goal. But mori important Is thi constant studying and prac-tlci required for any student to do his viry best in sitting thi hlghist standards hi possibly can. Thi CHS studint lakes his tirst slip the moment alter ho has rigistand li bogin his high school cariir. Thi Freshman continues his climb throughout thi rest ol his high school yiars as Sophomon. Junior, and Senior. All thiso slips an required before students can bogin the first day of tha rest of thoir livis. Melinda Whlti. Trlna Coll. Pat Rimy STEP BY Sandra Johnson. Rhonda Woods. Shona Sawyers. Pat Rimy 3 Besides liking certiin slips thit lead lo griduition. CHS students and Instructors take slips to achiive the highest standards ol conduct and improvement. Prime examples an: CHS's winning seasons In sports, band and choir competitions and various other award-winning endeavors. CHS students and faculty ardently plan activities that will bring the sludant body together as a whole, along with accomplishing batter studont-teachar relationships. CHS students know that high school completion is |ust the beginning ol the education they will receive. For some. CHS will be the last institutional sort ol program they will be involved in. For others, higher levels ol knowledge will be required, whether It's obtaiaed In college or trade school, or even the armed lorces. Whatever CHS graduates decide, they will all share a common beginning, the starting point at good ole CHS. Jennifer Collins. Carole Haynes. Stephanie Cemmlngs. Trina Cole. Tracey Henderson. 4 Lisa McDonald. Rodger Eledge. Anna Nelson - PRICE LIST - Album $ 7.98 Cindy Bir S .30 Canned Soft Drink $ .45 Concert Ticket $10.00 Hamburger $ .85 Movie Ticket $ 3.50 School Lunch $ .40 Unleaded Gas $ 1.16 Whole Milk March 17.1982 $ 2.35 TRBLE OF CONTENTS Organizations......................7 Classes...........................33 Faculty...........................79 Activities....................... 97 Sports...........................139 Index........................... 165 6 Bottom row (Loft to Right): Skoal Siwyirs. Jon Coastint. Ronnia Lockrldge. Belinda Staafill. Carol Plorca. Gorlanna Dudley. Clady Baraatt. Kim Stopp. Christy Craa-shaw. Tammy Lika. Melania Goff. Karla Williams, and Patricia Anderson. Top row (Lift to Right): Miss Sandra Barnas. Alandis Boyd. John Nummary. Willie Taylor. Jill Campbell. Danny Foster. Rhonda Fox. Jennifer Collins. Trlna Cole, and Grog Watkins STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council Is sponsored by Mr. Joe Parkinson, principal, and Miss Sandra Barnes. The purpose ol the organization is tha development of attitudes and practices of good citizenship and promotion of harmonious rotations throughout the entire school. Tha Student Council also had a varied range of activities tor the student body and (acuity to anjoy. Those included the Installation Assembly, sponsoring Homecoming and Spirit Weak. Spring activities Day. tha Back-to-School Danes, the Honors Assembly, and the Christmas and Thanksgiving Assemblies. The Student Council also awarded a SI 00 scholarship this year. The officers for 1982 warn Willie Taylor. President: Alandis Boyd. Vico Prasidont: Carol Pierce. Recording Secretary: Keith Currie. Treasurer: Jennifer Collins. Corresponding Secretary: Tammy Lika. Historian: John Nunnery. Scrapbook Kasper: and Danny Foster. Reporter. 8 Jot Ctcil is lighting i cindit for DECA at tho Studont Council installation Asstmbly. 9 CHS Honor Socloty monitors iro pictured from tho bottom nil loft to right: Sticy Van Ausdall. David Hits. Julia Boyd. Randy 6asst. Libby Martia. Darok lagraa. Monica Cobb. Paula Board, aad Grog Watkins. Tho Carutharsvillo chapter of tbo National Honor Socioty is sponsored by Mrs. Cynthia G. Porter. Tha purposa ol tho group is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render sarvlco. to promote worthy leadership and encourage the davalopmont of character. Tha 1981-82 officers ware President: Don Madlin: Vico-Prasidant: Grog Watkins: Secretary: Slacy Vaa Ausdall: Treasurer: Dabble Holman: and Recorder: David Hits. HONOR SOCIETY 10 Ntw heelers if Hoior Society (lift to right): Jilll Boil Giriinil Dully aid Bernadette Witklu. (Nit pictired: Gwea Giorgi. Troy Biiiton. Allow hurl Jiki Nniiry. Biliada Stiillll. Aim Simplis and Jo Block.) (appir lift) Oivid Hit! talks akoit ludirskip al tka Hoaor Society Assambly. (ippir right) Ooa Midlia addrassis tki Assimbly it tbi Honor Society Installation, (akova) Don Modlin introduces the speakers for the gathering. 11 Bick Row (Loft to Right): Ctrl Koott. Doo Englohirdt. Mlchiol Nowboro. Rindy Guost. Dweyne Woods snd Willis Taylor. Middle row (Lott to Right): Gorliooo Dodloy. Marl Whltonor. Doug Block and Eldrldgo Simmons. From) row (Loft to Right): Joyce Jennings. Abilene Johnson. Joyce Bowens. Paula Besrd. Cerol Pierce end Don Medlln. The Verslty C dob his boon Involved In verloos sports ectivitlas In 1981-82 end sponsorod the Homecoming ectivitlos. The sponsors of this orgealzetloa ere Coech Biddy Jemis sod Coech Lloyd Block. VHR5ITY C CLUB 12 FUTURE TERCHERS OF RMERICR Film Tesckers of Antrica Is spoosond by Mrs. Vicky DeRelgi. Tha purpose of tkls orgmlzitloa Is for sluioats to assist tbo tuckers lo diss to kelp tkoa decide If tkey Ilka toseklag sad would like to pursue tkls field. Pictured ire Mrs. Vicky DeRelga sad Stepkiale Cuatwlegs. (Net pictared ire Jenifer Collins Molialo Goff sad Daeey Foster.) wmmm mHi Bottom Row (Loft to Right): Patricio Anderson. Miry Jicktoi. Jolla Bool Stophinio Cummings. Trios Colo. Don Modlin. Robocca Hoot. Phyllis Harris. Frotfra Gaorga. mb Lnsi Driver. Canter Row (Loft to Right): Cheryl Smith. Moiaaio Goff. Laora Cadi. Laura Townsend. Kim Churchill. Kim Stepp. Chris Townsand. Jolio Boyd. Gorianna Dudlay. Kavin Cheek, and Angola Hendrickson. 8ack Row (Loft to Right): David Kelly. Torosa Goss. Taloi Woods. Melania Jackson. Sandy Smith. Pam Hashing. Timmy Lake. Melinda Whita. Pam Proctor. Dabbio Holmon. Sheila Ridden. Ronnio Lockrldga and Joyce Rodgars. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF RMERICR Tha purpose of FBLA is Service. Education and Progress. FBLA gave a Christmas Party In Decambar. sold Tom Watt marchandisa and thay participated in national FBLA wank. Thay also participated in District and State competition. The FBLA club took a trip to Memphis to tour various businesses. The sponsors of the group ara Mrs. Edna Chaffin. Ms. Sandra Jackson. Mrs. Margaret Stepp and Mr. Roger Elliott. FBLA Officers lor 1981-82 ara Trim Colo: President: Tracey Handarson — Vice-President; Stephanie Cummings — Secretary: and Julia Bond — Reporter. Don Medlin was tha District 16 reporter for 1981-82. David Hite. Don Medlin and Dabble Holman all participated in District competition. 14 (Left I Right): Mu limy Bradley. Eydle Cemks. Jill Campbell. Mickilli Binsoi. Siui Taylor. Roatti Bletord. and Mrs. Barbara Combs. sponsor. (Nil pictured: Jnnlir High School Moakors.) FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF RMERICR Faloro Hoaoaakors ol America Is sponsored by Mrs. Barbara Combs and Mrs. Doann Edwards. Tba purpose ol Iho club Is to davolop leadership abililios. During 1981-1982. Gwoa George was tba FHA Regional Vice-president and Torroll Walton was the State FHA President in 1980-81. Tba Hoaoaakors raised funds lor Cystic Fibrosis, by manning a roadblock as a service project this year. FHA also soot representatives to tba Stata Leadership Maotiag at the University of Missouri in Columbia. Several aoabars participated In tko annual Sow With Cotton contost. They also attaaded tha Holiday on Ice show in Memphis. 15 First Row (Loft to Right): Corinthi Atkinson. Roitti Bluford. Dalo Going. Phyllis Harris. Junino Wilton. Rebecca Hoot. Trim Coin. Dom Davis. Lisa Pattillo. Cindy Barnatt. Julio Bond and Ellon Joinar. Second Row (Loft to Right): Richard Scott. Tammy Nolan. Paula Board. Mlchka Clark. Tarosa Lack. Kim Gordon. Molinda Whita. Chris Portar. Windoll Ross. Tarry McNabb. Jeff Faulkner, and Coach Frad Boyd. Third Row (Loft to Right): Toubu Chandler. Marty Rainay. Charles McClain. Joe Cecil. Jerome Hunt. Rufus Harris. Roosevelt Dawson. Billy Carter. Barry Hall. Scott Hueppaufl. Steve Capehart. and Steve Bostic. D.E.C.R. Decs (Distributive Education Clubs of America) was sponsored by Coach Frod Boyd. The purpose of this club is to develop future leeders in the field of marketing and distribution. President lor the 1981-82 school year was Joe Cadi: Vico President: Trim Colo: Secretary: Ellen Joiner: Treasurer: Melinda White: Parliamentarian: Elizabeth Nelson and Reporter: Dens Davis. Decs members also participated in the District Career Development contoronce at Jackson. Mo. Winners were Joe Cecil. (1st Place in food marketing — Supervisory level.) Scott Huoppeulf. (2nd Place in lood marketing — master employee level) and Julia Bond. (3rd place in apparel and accessory — master employee lovel). Two of those winners qualiliad for State Competition. They wore Joe Cecil and Scott Hueppaufl. 16 ON THE JOB In thi DECA Chapter, only till two-year members of this organization work in the afternoon school hours. Their grades depend on the work they put forth on thoir jobs and in thoir dasswork. Pet Riioy working it Knox's Drive Inn. Joe Cecil end Marty Rainey are shown with David Creed. Danny Smith, and Jimmy Graham moving equipment to the new Bruce s Big Star. Melinda White works the cash register at Cokers Jewelry. Library Club members (from lift to right) irt: Paula Board. Donna Rono. Cynthia Hoaaton. Vicki Sayre. Fraddra Goorga. Tammy Lake. Gwtn Gaorgo. Laura Cadi, aad Sheila Oatsvall. (Not picturod ware Cassandra Hymon. Tammy Pago. Christina Coopar. and Phyllis Harris.) LIBRHRY CLUB Tha 1981-82 Library Club was sponsorad by Mrs. Judy Roberts. CHS Librarian. Tho purpose ol the club is to promote batter knowledge and usaga ol tha school library. Tho students that are in this club have participated In activities such as decorating tha school Christmas tree and National Library Wank activities during April 18 through 24. Thorn ware no officers alactad this year since this was tha first year that all of tha members in Library Club also worked in the library throughout tho day during thair study halls. 18 Bottom row (Loft to Right): Tornmlo Nolen. Cirol Plorco. Doni Davis and Laura Townsand. Top row (Loft to Right): Mr. Touy Mitchell. Vickie Sayre. Richard Wlllbanks. Kendall Jarboe. Charles Travis, and Mrs. Rose McKilllp. (Not Pictured): Randy Guest. Patricia Anderson and Julie Bond. MHTH SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of this club is to broaden and deepen the interest of its members and the student body in Math and Science. This is done by encouraging the investigation of the world around us through the use of mind. Mathematics, and scientific method. During the year the club entertained a guest speaker from Memphis State University. They also entered the state Math contest. The officers for 1981-1982 were President: Randy Guest: Vice-President: Richard Willbanks; Secretary-Treasurer: Tammie Nolen and Reporter: Vickie Sayre. Faculty sponsors were Mr. Tony Mitchell and Mrs. Rose McKillip. (Lift ti Right): Jeha Trnlitri. Taltl Wools. GIm Dull, al Ms. Patricia Dakl. sponsor. (Not pictaral: Rady Rogers. Kenny Cecil. Mika Baxtar. ad Daay Brown.) HRT CLUB Tka newly reorganized art dab has only baa In axistanca since the and of January, undar the supervision ol Mrs. Patricia Oabl. The art club have displayed their talent tbroagh the scalptaring ot clay ad tkraagb tka art of painting. Altkaagk tko art dak kas at as yet atarad ay akows. tkay plan to participate In various art shows in tka future « 20 Bottom Row (Lott to Right): Mr. Nooly Mltckoll. Rold Bruton. Mori Whltiaor. Lion Chilllind. Sholli Oittvall. Pimoli Gllmoro. Jorrlaono Miloao. Timmy Lako. Dob-blo Young. Gorlanno Dudloy. Julia Boyd. Liu McDonald and Pam Madlla. Middle Row (Lott to Right): Julia Boad. Eddio Castalll. Doaaa Byra. Jaaulfar Hicks. Judy Johason. Kim Churchill. Laura Townsoad. Llhby Martin. Tammy Wiggiagtoa. Dobbla Holmoa aad Kim Stepp. Top Row (Loft to Right): Carol Piorco. David Kolloy. Laura Cadi. Pam Rushlag. Saady Smith. Taloi Woods. Malanio Goff. Chris Watklas. Esther Lopez. Karoa Due. Barry Gllmoro. Dona Davis. Chris Porter, aad Koadall Jarboo. HARLEQUINS THESPIANS The purpose of the International Thespian Society was to improve advancement ol standards of excellence in dramatic arts. It will also aacourago students to develop poisa aad salt-control aad to appraclato dramatic literature aad Its tachnlquos. Each yur awards sra givan to those students performing outstandingly in arus of acting as wall as technical capacities. They have in the past rocolvod recognition In Dualities Migizlm. which is sent worldwide to tallow Thespian Troupes. Troupe 1632. sponsored by Mr. Nooly Mltchall. planned and produced tha play Wo’ra All Guilty. prosontod April 16 and 17th. This included sot design, lickot soiling, and many hours ol rehursal. Involving over fifteen characters. Officers for 1981-82 are Raid Bruton — President: Mari Whltenar — Vice-President: Monica Cobb — Secretary: Carol Piorco — Trusurar: and Julio Bond — Point-Koapar. 21 Bottom row (Lott to Right): Torosi Starks. Joonifor Hicks. Mari Wkitanar. Jennifer Malone, and Bernadette Watkins. Middla row (Loft to Right): Margaret Boyd. Pamela Gilmore. Debbie Holman. Esther Lopez. Kim Charchill. Gerianne Dudley. Julia Bond, and Mrs. Martin. Top row (Loft to Right): Glorast Hall. Cynthia Houston. Tammy Lake. Julia Boyd. Chris Watkins, and Reid Bruton. FRENCH CLUB The 1981-82 French Club was sponsored by Mrs. Freddie Studia Martin. The purpose of the group was to learn about particular French holidays, such as Mardi Gras: and to develop a deeper appreciation of another country's customs. An annual event is Christmas caroling In the French language. The club served the CHS faculty at the Mardi Gras Breakfast on February 23 and they also purchased French Club t-shirts, printed with a famous'' French saying: Embrasse moi. |a parle Francois.'' The officers wore: Julie Boyd: President: Reid Bruton: Vice-President: Cynthia Houston: Secretary-Treasurer: and Mari Whltoner: Reporter. 22 Plclered Bettea Row: Lott to Right: Liwaada Rhiaahart. Aagala Foroaa. Rutti Bluflord. Carol Yooog. ood Joyce Sinpson. Socond Row: AbElooo Johnson. Glooda Hoidor. Choryl Hllboro. Tiaay Wiggiogtoo ood Christina Cooper. Third Row: Wiodall Ross. David Coraoll. Torrall Wilton, ood Jarroll Rodgors. Rock Row: Koodall Jarhoa. Alloa Boll, ood Mlchool Salih. (Not plctorod worn Mlchiol Boatlos. Rooala Bonnar. ood Willio Taylor) CHS CONCERT CHOIR Tho Carathorsvilla High School Concert Choir is spoasorod hy Mrs. Virotta Sextoa. Tho parposa of Ibo choir is lo perform vocal selections. Throe students ware selected far all district chair Ibis year. Savaral aaabars participated at the District Coatasl. Savaa stadaals participatad ia the Boathoal Ragioaal Chair Festival. 24 Botton row (Lilt It Right) Liu Bowlby. Tommy Wlgglngton. Cynthia Houston and Eddlo Castolll. Back row (Loft to Right) Liu McDonald. Pam Modlin. Mori Whitonor. and Raid Bruton. CHS JRZZ CHOIR Tba nawaat organization at CHS is tho Jazz Choir, sponsored hy Mrs. Virotta Saxton. Membership in this salad chorus is by audition only. Tha pnrpou ol this group is to entertain through tha use ot music from various aras and choreography to coordinate the numbers. Several local civic clubs and gatherings have enjoyed the work el this organization this yur. Thay have also appeared at CHS assemblies. First Row (Loft to Right): Belinda Stiofill. Debbie Yoeag. Joooitor Hicks, lot Judy Johnson. Socood Row (Loft to Right): Koolly Burch. Friocooo Boll. Moolco Brogdoo. Aogio Browo. Patricia 8orry. Poolo Williams. Joyto Rogors. Moriada Hllborn. Michollo Dyo. Laura Townsood. Michka Clark. Rogloa Jackson. Alicia 6lau. Aogia Coostaol. Paa Modlio. and Aodroa Clark. Third Row (Loft lo Right): Alfoa Crooshaw. Brian Joan. Gwon Goorgo. Konnath Hoslor. Jossio Dawson. Anna Nolsoo. Tioa Middlotoo. Jo Block. Vlckio Haynos. Joo Cocil. Chris Portar. Bomadalto Watkins. Kin Stopp. Raolla Bast. Clina Bullor. Paula Toddor. Shorry Lunbock. Gorianno Dodloy aod Malcolm Kayos. Fourth Row (Loft to Right): Troy Booitoao. Rickoy Hall. Brian Crtasy. Ray Lunbock. Miko Baxter. Tony Brown. Roosovolt Dawson. Eddlo Wlckor. Chariot Travis. Jolt Turnago. Jnllo Boyd. Aodrow Mooro. Liu McDooald. Chris Watkins. Eddlo Castolll. Stout Rogers and Reid Bruton. CRRUTHERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL The Caruthorsvilla High School Band had another grut yur under the direction ol Mr. Randall Blue and Mr. Tom Ryan. They placed woll lo moral different competitions They took first place In Ike Clarkton Purple Hall Pta Festival Marching Band Contest. Thoy look first place It thru Christmas Paridu — at Carnthorsvillo. Haytl. and Steele Thoy earned a 2nd place rating at the Southust Missouri Marching Band Contest. The Band also performed at half-time shews during Iht CHS Tigers football gamos. Concert Band also did very woll It the spring urnlng a one rating in tbo district contest at Dexter. They performed several concerts, which wort enjoyed by all who attended 26 Concert Saul practicing before the big performance Tba C.H.S. concert band la playing bard to got ready tor tboir next concert. Tbe flute section (Jennifer Hicks. Elizabeth Lumbeck. Patricia Berry and Andrea Clark) are playing their best. 27 Thi Cotton Blossom staff tor 1981-82 aro: Bottom row (Loll to Right): Mrs. Torosa Richardson. advisor. (Standing) Esthor Lopez. Mallnda Whllo. Trlna Colo and Pat Rlney. Back row (Lott to Right): David Smith. Tony Hardaway. Mlchaal Jonos. Bill Onloy. Allan Ball. Dona Davis. Joyco Prathar and Sandra Hall. (Nat plctarod: Vickla Aydolott. Jennifer Collins (1st somostor). Richard Dorroh. Rax Mooro. Brenda Privatt and Shona Sawyars. COTTON BL0S50M The Cotton Blossom stall produced the hook you are reading. Many hours of planning and preparation want into the production of this yoarbook. This group also sponsored the annual Cotton Blossom danca for 1982. The Rainbow Connection.'' Co-adllors-in-chlof tor 1981-82 wore Trlna Colo and Sandra Hall. Layout editor was Mallnda White. Copy editor was Joyco Prather. Sports editor was Bill Onlay. Organizations editor was David Smith. Faaturos editor was Esther Lopez and Faculty and Academics editor was Dona Davis. Photography editor was Richard Dorroh. 28 Pat Rinoy coacontritos on gattiig that liaa drawn parfactly straight. Maliada White illustrates the finer points ot yearbook layout. Vickio Aydelott and Shona Sawyers “zip” up the rainbow ter the Cotton Blisses dance. Alloa Bell gets one of the colored lights ready for ”Tbo Rainbow Connection.” C.H.S. CHEERLEADERS Top row (Lilt to Right): Pouli Teddsr. Tracey Pilirmo. Jessie Dawson. Gwin Giorgi. Aina Nilson. and Eydio Combs. Middle row (Lift to Right)): Pula McCindoi. Julio Boyd. Girianns Dudley, and Shone Sawyers Bottom row (Lift to Right): Trim Coin. Tammy Wiggington. Rebecca Hint. Wilma Middleten and Marl Whltener. The CHS cheerleaders have had belh an enjoyable lootball season and a good basketball seasoa. Some ot the events that the cheerleaders participated In were Ihrowing megaphones oat at home tootball games, selling tumbler glasses before school started In the tall to help pay lor their camp and uniforms and decorating the goal posts at the football play-otf game. Cheerleaders also made banners for every lootball game. They led the support for Varsity. Junior Varsity. and Freshman lootball. and lor A and B Basketball for both girls and boys. All in all these ladies have had a very busy 1981-82. 30 Till 1981-82 Tlgir Rig slid in: Bottom Row (Lift to Right): Phyllis Hirrls. Lmu Drlvir. and Cynthia Houston. Top Row (Loft to Right): John Lim. Mrs. Tmu Richardson, advisor. Barry Hill and Clarinet Jarvlis. (Not plcturid: Susan Boyd. Danny Fostir. Slurry Hirnn. Mary Jackson. Jamas Lana. Rani Palmar and Connia Stony.) Tha Tiger Rag slid, undar tha laidirship ol Mrs. Tarasa Richardson, compilad and prodacad tha bi-monthly nawspaptr lor Carutharsvilla High School. Editor ol tha Tlgir Rag for 1981-82 was Laosa Orivar. Layout aditor was Cynthia Houston. Circulation aditor was Susan Boyd. This ralativaly small group ol Ihlrtaon studants hava resaarchad and writtan all ol tha storias printad in this yaar's Tiger Rag. and hava gottan a rial tasta ol whal tha study of Journalism raally is. TIGER RRG 31 Pula McClwriaa Hjays tbi faaliva nil of tka Studaat Couacil-tpoasorad Sprlag Day. 32 The Final Step... SENIOR YERR Thi Sinior cliss otficirs lor till 1981-82 school year iri: (lilt to right) Joo Cocll — Vice-president: Claudia Dial — Sicritary-tnasoror: Jennifer Colitis — Studint Council Riprisiitatlvi: Kin Pmdirgriss — Riportir: md Grig Wilkins — Prisidint. A Sulor It... A sailor Is il the final slip of high school. Thi sailor looks firwird to Ihi bast yur if ill: sports, activitiis. organizations, dancis. bit most Importantly, gradoatlon - whan hi has mat ill of thi qailificatlons and noasiris of bilog i sinior and Is ibli ti walk across tbi slagi and ricilvi his diploma. Thi sMlor also thinks thud to bis fitin. whithir It Is colligi. work, or marriage. Whlli doing nil of Ibisi things, thi sinior is also sitting a good ixampli to follow for the underclassmen. 34 Seniors Know “The Party’s Over” Animator. Haas-Ulrich Aidirson. Erwin Tm Ball. William Allaa Barry. Michael Richards Black. Doaglass Llayd Banff. Stawart Bradlay Bostic. Steve Eric Bayd. Alaidis Earl Bayd. Sasaa Elaina 35 Braach. Gwandolya Maria Backaar. Aanatta Byn. Michael Robert Capehart. Stephen Elliott Cecil. Joseph Lynn Clark. Michka L. Clark. Snsan Aee Clark. Terry Lynn Cole. Katriia Ann Collies. Jenifer Oian Crewe. Michael Alan Cummings. Stephanie Faye Oean. Claudia Renee Oorroh. Richard Joseph Oudley. Shane A. Last Step... Oaaahoo. Angila Joy Faulkner Johnny Lynn Fisbar. Brlu Douglas Foster Kathy Ronoo 6111. John WllayJr Glass. Virginia Loo Goff. Molailo Lois 6rissoo. Jotfory Lynn Hall. Sandra Aaa Hardaway Toay Hayaos. Carols Aaa Haadorsoa Tracoy Sowoll 37 Hendrickson. Angela Starr Herrea. Skerry Jean Hite. David Skawe Seniors Plan Heleioe. Debra Lyee Hopkins. Araita Ann Heestee. Michael Aetkeey Hueppaeff. Scett Eugene Heedkaesea. Ashley Batk Jackson. Martha Jacksaa. Mary Jacksaa. Ronnie Jr. Jarvias. Clarence Cornelias Fop The Future Johnson. Gaar|a W. Jr. Johasea. Michael Jonas. Angola Aydalott Jonas. Michael Jonas. Patricia Ann Jayiar. Taranco Wayna Kelly. David Jamas Lana. Johns Edward Lopez. Esther Marta Lyda. Clarence Joins Lynn. Jaha Rakart McAdams. Jaaat Ophelia Lay 39 Seniors Display McClain. Charles Alin McClandon. Paula Jon McCoy Vickis 100 McNabb Tarry Lae Medlin Don Allyson Nichols Eddie Onlay William Waller Palmar Karan Rena Palmar Richard Edward Pate Angela Dale Pattllle Alicia Jana Pendergrass Kimberly 40 Pride and Leadership Piwall. Firry Lm Pritkir. Jiyci Sm Privstt. Brudi Joyci Rainey. Marty Lyai Riney. Patricia Aia Rodgars. Dabarah Aaa Simmons. Charles Lackraa Smith. David Aathaay Taylor. Wayaa Scat! Taylar. Sasan Diaaa Taylor Willie Jr Tillmaa. Susan Elaiaa 41 Seniors Reach The End Tola. Ira Latrollo Townsend. Mary Christina VaaAnsdall. Stacy Mario WaltM. Eugenia Rooa Walton. Jui Terrell Watklos. Gregory Boooott • • j m i I White. Melinda Kay Wilbanks. Richard Keith Williams. Annette Willians. Freda Loretta Williams. Karla Jan Not Pictorod Carte. Faye Priitt. Linda Byrd Scott. Loon Elwoed Jr. W L � � ■ ■ (Sum Tiylor. Terry McNibb. Ckrit Teweteed) (Jaats Lai. Angili Hendrickson) (Steve Boslic. Johnny Faalkaer) (Bill Onliy. Don Medlin) Best Personality — Bill Onlay and Susan Tillman. Biggest Flirt — Johnny Faulkner and Trina Cole. Mast Popular — Greg Watkins and Jennifer Collins. Friendliest — Bill Onlay and Tracey Henderson. SENIOR WHO’S WHO Citist - Grog Wilkins ad Trln Coll 45 skill? (Ttiy Hirdawiy) Would you liko to soo my trupbios? (Jamos Luo) Susan Tillman likos to spond lima by borsolf Togotbor agalal (Tracoy Hoodorson aid Trlia Colo) Just SOM good Oil girls — oovor doing no wrong. (Alicia Pattilln. Chris Town-snd. Susan Taylor, and Dobbin HoImo) • ••• Aid you tklik youva got problims! (Vickli McCoy) Just clicking a kroozo. (Mickaol Jonas aid Joyci Pratkor) Tiling II my btlori workl (Charlas McClali) Glm spmds ill bar span Umi with htr husband. (Giu 61m) Estbor Lapu liking a krsak frao school. The Third Step... JUNIOR YERR Prisidint. Julie Boyd: Vice-President. Rufus Harris: Secretary-Treasurer. Fraddra George: Sludenl Council rep.. Keith Currie: and Reporter. Julie Bond. It Junior is ... A junior is at the third step in high school, busily finishing all the main classes that are required. A junior realizes that high school really isn't that bad and begins to enjoy it. A junior knows that those are the best times ol his life. The football games seem more important and there is the important task of preparing the prom lor the seniors. The junior year is the third step toward a complete education and more responsibility. 56 Anderson. Pitricii Atkinson. Corintha Aydelott. Vickii Bantu. Cindy Bariatt. Jams Btard. Paula Biuford. Riatta Bond. Julia Bewlby. Lisa Boyd. Julia Britton. Linda Brown. John Bruton. Raid Buck. Robart Bucknar. Sbiriaan Burch. Ktally Cartar. Billy Castalli. Eddie Cecil. Kenny Chandler. Toubo Christian. Lynn Cobb. Monica Coleman. Bobby Covington. Brenda Currie. Keith Davis. Dana Dawson. Roosevelt Dean. Karen Driver. Alecia Duncan. Deleana L- 57 Dye. Jimmie Eiglebardt. Don Fmlknor. Jiff Foreman. Angela Foster. Danny George Freddra Gibson. William Gilmon. Barry 6oiig. Dili Gordon. Kim Gordon. Tim 6ridy. Lynn Gust. Randy Hall. Barry Harris. Rufus Hayas. Rithie Higklay. Damon Hill. Richard Holder. Rebecca Holland. Grog Houston. Cynthia Hunt. Joroma Hunt. Rebecca Hunter. Diane Ingram. Derek Isbell. Jerry Jarvies. Darryl Johnson. Paula Johnson. Willie Joiner. Ellen 58 Kirby. Miry Knott. Ciri Lick. Tirasi Lino. John Lowis. Tim Lockridge. Ronnie Muz. Chuck Martin. Libby Mathenii. Nathalie Middleton. Wilma Mills. Jean Mitchell. Phil Moore. Rex Moore. Tommy Moss. Greg Mullins. Leroy Nelson. Elizabeth Newburn. Michael Nolen. Tammy Page. Tammie Pierce. Carol Porter. Chris Proctor. Pam Redden. Micah Juniors Barry Gilmore. Jeff Faulkner. Richard Hill. Pam Proctor. Ruthie Hayes. Donnie Green, and Tim Gordon seem thrilled at the prospect of another hour in American History. Redden. Sheila Reno. Dikii Rhinihart. Lawaida Robirtson. Pally Rodgers. Joyci Rodgirs. Ronald Rats. Wiidill Rushing. John Saidirs Monica Sawyirs. Shojia Sayre. Vickli Scott. Richard Simmons. Eldridgi Singliton. Clint Smith. Choryl Smith. Todd Stony. Connii Thompson. Larry Thonton. Hank Timothy. Shirliy Tnvis. Charles Walton. Jtanil Warm. Dirlini Watkins. Bmdon Whitmr. Mari Whitfield. Anthony Wicker. Mike Wigginton. Tammy Wilson. Tonya Woods. Dwayne 60 Football players and cheerleaders go well together. (Julie Boyd and Oon Englebardt) A mad scientist at work. (Barry Gilmore and Charles Travis) To be or not to be. ponders Roosevelt Dawson. Drama stedent. Weeds. Tale! Pam Precter smiles for the camera in Ceramics class. 61 The Second Step... SOPHOMORE YERR Sophomore class officers for 1981-82 in: (from loft lo right) President. Gerianne Dudley: Sacrotary-treasurar. Sheila Oatsvall: Reporter. Jennifer Hicks and Vice-president. Bernadette Watkins. (Net pictured is Student Council representative. Trey Benitone.) A sophomore is... A Sophomore is at the second step of high school. A sophomore is more familiar with the high school and knows his way around. The sophomore now has more responsibilities - such as studying just a little harder than the year before. The sophomore looks forward lo another exciting year, and encouragement from the upperclassmen. The sophomore is one stop ahead of a freshman and two stops from a senior. 62 Anderson. Timmy Atkinson. Joseph Bailey. Michael Baxter. Michael Beatles. Michael Bell. Francena Beiitone. Troy Benner. Ronnie Berry. Maurice Berry. Patricia Block. Jo Bowens. Johnny Bowens. Joyce Boyd. Margaret Bradley. Felicia Branch. Fred Brogdon. Monica Brown. Danny Brown. Pierre Buchanan. Martin Burg. Debbie Byrn. Donna Carnall. David Carter. Vhonda Cecil. Laura Chailland. Laura Chandler. Bobby Cheek. Kevin Churchill. Kim 63 Clark. Arirai Claxlon. Jaff Cobb. Mark Cobb. Ragiaa Constant. Tray Dawson. Jasso Oildine. Tammie Dudley. Gorlaaaa Faulkner. Dawayna Fields. Klttrall Ford.Kenneth Foreman. Jasso Foster. Jerry Fox. Rhonda Goorga. Owen Gibson. Tammy Gilmore. Pamela Goodale. Carl Goodale. Carol (Middle undid) Shawn Howe mulls over plans for tonight's game. 64 Goss. Tirosi Granger. Yolanda Grant. Ronnie Green. John Gubin. David Hassen. Tarry Hayas. Derail Hicks. Jennifer Hilburn. Marenda Holder. Glenda Hopkins. Shirley Hosier. Kenneth Howe. Shawn Hnckaba. Randy Ingram. Tracy Jackson. Janelle Jackson. Regina Jarboo. Kendall Jarvis. Joyce Jean. Brian Jennings. Joyce Johnecheck. Paul Jehnson. Abalene Johnson. Brook Johnson. James Johnson. Judy Johnson. Patricia Jones. Marcus Jordon. Randy Lake. Tammy 65 Lm. Allen Limbeck. Raymond McClendon. Phyllis McKlllion. Jerry McTernan. Terri Medlin. Jimmie Moore. Andrew Nunnery. John Oitsvall. Sheila Payton. 6ene Pierce. Wendy Prather. Alphonso Prather. Jacob Prather. Michael Reed. Steve Rodgers. Sharon Risking. Pam Samples. Aaron Samples. Daren Scott. Eddie Mae Shepherd. Yvette Skinner. Brenda Smith. Michael Smith. Rita Smith. Sandy Smith. Tammy Smith. Truman Lee Stanfill. Belinda Stepp. Kim Summers. Leslie 66 Turnage. Jell Utley. Janet Viar. Donnie Watkins. Bernadette Williams. Kerry It's jest little ole' met (Kim Churchill) Paul Johnechock finds something very humorous in his World History hook. Monica, how can you turn me down? (Monica Brogdon and Tracy Ingram) 67 68 (Upper left) Just monkeying around. (Kenneth Hosier and Brian Jean) (Upper right) Laura Chailland and Brook Johnson flash a smile for the camera. (Lower left) Joyce Jarvies. Kevin Curtis. Joan Collins. Kendall Jarboe and Mellanie Jackson wait for class to start. 69 The First Step... FRESHMRN YERR Freshman class officers lor the 1981-82 school year aro: (loll to right) Chris Watkins. President: Anna Nelson. Traasuror: Eydie Combs. Secretary: Angie Brown. Student Council Representative: Dobbin Young. Vico President. (Not pictured is Jody Doan. Reporter) A Freshman is... A Freshman is taking the first step in their school experience. They are beginning a new chapter in their lives. Freshmen may teel that they have many more responsibilities now with completing their work and doing well in school. A Freshman knows very little about high school life and at first must depend upon the upperclassmen to guide them and give advice. All these new experiences help to prepare freshmen lor their next step as a sophomore. 70 £ rr ■ $ ifc Abbott. Dowiin Agniw. Bridget Atkinson. Brenda Barnard. Dione Barnett. Brenda Bell. Regina Benson. Michele Best. Raolla Blagg. Francetta Bradley. Monterrey Brantley. Tim Brower. Lisa Brown. Angela Brown. Tony Bnckner. Wesley Butler. Clina Byrd. Del Campbell. Jill Campbell. Juanita Carroll. Melissa Carroll. Ray Castelli. Paula Cobb. Renea Celvett. Mark Combs. Eydie Constant. Angle Constant. Jon Covington. Sell Creasy. Brian Crenshaw. Alfea Cummings. Connie 71 Dean. Jody Divis. Glenn Dodson. Shone Dye. Michele Eledge. Roger Engleherdt. Ellen Flowers. Jeff Floyd. Ricky Forbes. Jeanne Ford. Frances Foreman. Polly Foster. Linda Feller. Teresa Gibbons. Mark Gibson. Bobby Glass. Alicia Glass. James Going. Jackie Goodale. Richard (Center Candid) Freshmen Kim Leek. Jody Dean. Calvin Willett. Paula Tedder. Tina Middleton, and Jerri Malone, seem to be more interested in the camera than in Algebra I. Goss. Teresa Grant. Lee Dora Grays. Billy Grisson. Jerry Grubbs. Loren 72 Hill. Glorist Hall. Ricky Hamilton. Carolyn Hardin. Lamar Hawk. Jim Hayas. John Hayos. Malcolm Hondorson. Paul Hendrickson. Bonny Hilbirn. Choryl Hopkins. Ernost Hopkins. Michael Horner. David Hadgins. Tanna Hundhauson. Gary Hut. Dennis Hantor. Charles Hymon. Cassandra Jackson. Danny Jackson. Mellanie Johnson. Rocky Johnson. Sandra Jones. Craig Jones. John Jones. Marvin Kirby. Carolyn Lane. Calvin Larry. Reba Leathorwood. Stephanie Lee. Lisa 73 Leek. Kin Leslie. Mary Ann Liwis. Tony Lockrldge. Denise Licas. Patsy Lunbock. Elizabatk Magsby. Jimmy Malone. Jorri McCall. Stove McDonald. Lisa Medlin. Bryon Medlin. Charles Medlin. Pam Melton. Melissa Middleton. Tina Mooney. Daniel Morris. Ronia Mott. Dennis Motton. Samuel Mullins. Carl Nelson. Anna Nelson. Joe Overby. Mika Palermo. Tracy Parker. Emanuel Pullam. Scott Rodden. Horshel Reno. Bobby Ricks. Johnny Roberts. Chris 74 Robinson. Procita Rodgors. Jorroll Rodgors. Lois Rogors. Stophon Rushing. Paula Samuels. Oolia Samuils. Shiroy Sailors. Floyd Simpson. Joyco Sims. Stacy Skinner. Lisa Smith. Bornard Smith. Judy Starks. Tarosa Taylor. Carol Taylor. Darron Tedder. Paula Thornton. Brad Tillman. Laurie Treece. Brad Treaca. Clinl Truolova. John (Upper Candid) Froshmon Monterrey Bradley, and Mark Colvett. concentrate diligently on a Physical Science experiment. Tibbs. Bobby Tickor. Tibitha Varney. Jim Wirni. Cirnill Watkins. Chris Wastirman. Grog Whitney. Tarri Wicker. Eddie Willett. Calvin Williams. Pavla Williams. Rodney Wimberley. Andy Wimberley. Paula Wolford. Tammy Wooden. Tina Woods. Rhonda Young. Debbie Young. Randy Young. Sandy Here we arel (Tabatha Tucker and Jerrianne Malone) What do you see in there? (Renea Cobb and Reba Larry) 76 Freshmen Stepping Out 1. Upper Lid) This is one of Ihs l«w limes you will liod little Debbie looking downl (Oebbie Young) 2. (Upper Center) Roger Eledge seems thrilled et the idea of detention. 3. (Upper Right) Anna Nelson and Eydie Combs relax over lunch. 4. (Lower Left) You want a picture of me? (Dennis Mott) 5. (Lower Center) Brad Treece and Michael Overbey dance to their own beat 6. (Lower Right) Yes I am a CHS Cheerleader! (Paula Tedder) 77 The Best Step... Lois Rodgers ind Shirley Hopkins ire taking it easy in the library. Phil Mitchell aid company wait fer good old CHS to open for another day. The gang gathers at the noon hoirs. (From left: Monica Cehb. Jeff Grlssea. Lihhy Martin. Bill Onley. Steve Bostic. Johnny Faulkner. Greg Holland. Brian Fisher aid Terry Joyner) 78 Mr. Thomas Portir is the Director of Title I Programs. Ho has worked in this capacity for 15 years. Mr. Carl S. Hutchison is the Superintendent of the Caruthersville Public Schools. He has held this position for 15 years. The Caruthersville District 18 School Board for the 1981-82 school year were: (Seated) Dr. Jane Betz Wilson. President; (Back row. left to right) Robert 0. Pierce. James Dean. Ted Streets, and Dr. Alan Gubin. 80 Mrs. Edna Chaffin taught Clarical Practica. Sacretarial Practice. Junior Clark and SOE. She has a Bachelor of Science in Education degree from Southeast Missouri State University. Mrs. Vicky DeReign taught English I and II. She has a Bachelor of Science in Education degree from the University of Missouri. Mrs. Dona Clark taught Health and Girls Physical Education classes. She coached Girls Tennis. Girls Track and Girls Volleyball. She has a BSE degree from Arkansas State University. 81 Mr. Lonnia K. Jonas laachas Exploratory Industrial Arts and Woodworking I. Mr. Jonos rocolvod his Bachelor ol Scianco in Education degree from Southoast Missouri Stato University la 1975. Mr. Randolph C. Cornell taught Government and World History. Ho received a Bachelor ol Science in Edncation degree from Southoast Missouri Stato College in 1961 and a M.A.T. from Harding Collage In 1965. Ho also attended Smith Collage (1968). the University of Hawaii (1969). the United States Educational Foundation in India (1970). Peppordina University (1971). Harris Teachers College (1971). Northwestern University (1972). Southeast Missouri State Univarsity (1975) and Arkansas Stats University (1981). Mr. Roger W. Elliott taught General Business. Accounting I and It and Business Administration. Mr. Elliott received a Bachalor of Science in Education degree in Comprehensive Business from Southwest Missouri Stats University in Springfield. Missouri in May ol 1975. 82 Miss Sandra Barnes taught English IV. She graduated from Arkansas Stall University in 1969 with a BSE and In 1976 with a MA. English was her declared major in both arias. Mr. Frid Boyd taught Drafting and C.O.E. I and II. Hi nciivid his bachilor of Sciinci in Education digrii and his Mastirs dagree in Education from Southwestern Oklahoma State University. Mrs. Rose McKillip taught Algebra I. Career Math, and Geometry. She graduated from Arkansas State University in 1968 with a B.S.E. and received an M.S.E. at Arkansas State University in 1969. She majored and earned her degree in mathematics. 83 Mr. Nealy Mitchell taught Speech and Drama. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Education in 1969 from Memphis State University. Mrs. Dorothy Clarke taught Art It. III. IV. Ceramics, and Pottery. She attended Oklahoma University. Columbia University, then she transferred to New York. New York where she earned her B.A. and M.A. degrees in Art. Ms. Patricia Dahl taught Art I. Crafts. Leather and Macrame. She went to college at Southeast Missouri University and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Art. 84 Mrs. Barbara Combs taught Wardrobe. Advanced Clothing. Home Ec. I and Child Development. She attended college at Murray State University. Mrs. Deane Edwards taught Introduction to Nutrition and Advanced Nutrition. She received a B.S.E. degree from Delta State University in Cleveland. Mississippi. Mr. Verlon Till was one ot the friendly and helpful counselors at C.H.S. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture and a Masters of Education degree in Counseling from the University of Missouri. He also received a Specialist in Education degree from Arkansas State University. 85 Mrs. Margaret Slapp taught Typing I and Shorthand. She received her Bachelor ol Science degree In Business Education front Southeast Missouri State University. Mr. Johnny Young taught Special Education. He has a Bachelor ol Arts in Education degree from the University of Mississippi. Mr. Mike Willis taught Surveying. He attended Southwest Missouri State University ie Springfield. Missouri and majored In Earth Science. 86 Mr. Roy Edwards taught American History. World History, and Government. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Education at Delta State University. He also attended the University of Mississippi. Mrs. Maggie S. Shelby taught Special Education. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in EMR and Special Education from A.M. and N. College in Pine Bluff. Arkansas. Mrs. Linda Duckworth taught English II and was librarian at Wostside School in the mornings. She attended college at Southeast Missouri State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science and a Masters of Arts in English at Southeast Missouri State University. 87 Mr. R. H. McCeln taught Physics. Hi racalvad his Bachalar o( Scianca Iron ths Tennessee Tachnical University. Ha also racalvad his Master of Arts aod Educational Specialist degrees froae George Peabody Collage. Mr. Joe Parkinson was principal during the 1981-1982 school year. Ha received his BS la Baslaess Administration from Arkansas State University. Ho racalvad his Masters in Edacatlon from the University of Mississippi. Mrs. Rae Michie has been Secretary to the principal for 22 years. 88 Mr. Tony Mitcholl taught Chemistry end Physical Stionco. He received hit Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry Irom Northeast Missouri Stale University el Kirksville. He is currently working on his Doctorate in Science Education. Mr. Jamas Wilson taught Accelerated Math I. II and III and Calculus. Ha received his Bachelor of Science in Education degree Irom Southeast Missouri Stale University. He earned his Masters degree from Washington Univorsily in St. Louis. Mr. Mike McGraw taught Physical Science. He majored in Biology and Physical Science at Central Missouri State University at Warrensburg. 89 Mr. Darryl G. Roberts taught General Biology and Advanced Biology. He received a Bachelor of Science in Education (Biology) from Arkansas State College and a Masters of Science in Education from Arkansas State University. He has also completed graduate work at Florida A and M in Tallahassee. Florida. Mrs. Judy Roberts was the C.H.S. Librarian. In 1961 she earned her Bachelor of Science in Education at Arkansas State College. In 1979 she earned her Masters of Library Science degree at George Peabody College for Teachers. Mrs. Katie Seals Guyton taught Functional Math I. In May of 1978 she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education and her Grade 7-9 Certification at Harris Stowe College in St. Louis. Mo. 90 Mr. James Y. (J.Y.) Millar taught Computars. Algabri II and Math. Ha racaivad a Bachelor of Arts In Math from Central Methodist College. Mr. Lynn Hawkins langhl Indnstrial Arts. Welding. Bench Metals. Small gas engines. Drafting and Design and Home Maintenance. Mr. Hawkins attended college at Southwestern Oklahoma State University where he earned his B.S. in Education and M.S. in Education with an emphasis in Industrial Arts. Mr. Hugh James taught Health. Physical Education, and Oriver's Education. He attended Central Missouri Stale University at War-rensburg whore he earned his Masters of Science and at Arkansas State University, he earned his B.S.E. Degree. 91 Ms. Jo Anno Hoslir served is the assistant teacher in Mr. Johnny Young's Special Education class. Mr. Randall Blue directed tha CHS marching band, which won numerous awards lor their performances this yaar. and tha CHS concart band. Ho also instructed the Caruthorsvilla Junior High band and tha filth and sixth-graders at Wastsida. His jazz band has boon a much-raquestod group lor performances for local organizations. Mrs. Virotta Sexton came to CHS this yaar. She taught Concert Choir. Music Appreciation and began the popular new group, the Jazz Choir. She served as the assistant director of the Arkansas State University Choir camp. 92 Mrs. Nililli Tits taught Gaography. World History. Psychology aid Sociology. Shi ittondod the Univarsity ol Wisconsin and sha receivad her Bachalor of Science in Education degree and Masters of Arts In Social Studies from Arkansas State University. Mrs. Teresa Richardson taught Photo Journalism. English II and Journalism and was librarian at Westside School In the afternoons. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Secondary Education from Southeast Missouri State University at Cage Girardeau. Mrs. Freddie Lynn Studie Martin taught French I. II. III. She earned her Asseclate In Arts Degree at Southern Baptist College at Walnut Ridge in Arkansas In 1977. Sha also earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Union University In Jackson. Tennessee in 1979. 93 Ms. Sandra Jackson tanght Filing. Ofllca Michlnis. Typing I. Parsonal Fintncn ind General Business. She received her Bachelor of Science In Education degree from Southoast Missouri State University. Mrs. Rhonda Hill served as secretary to the counselors. Coach Lloyd Block supervised Study Hall and coached football. He has Bachelor of Science degree and MA degree from Murray Stato University. Mr. Olin Dodson served is thi night Custodian it CHS. Mr. J. M. Hayes sirvod is the hud High School Custodian. Mr. Hal Goddard taught Functional Math i. Ho replaced Mrs. Katie Seals Guyton, when she left in February to |oin her husband, who is stationed in Germany. 95 Mr. Tom Ryin taught High School Bind. Junior High Bind ind Bind it McCirty R-3. Hi his i Bachelor's in Music Educition degree from Southeist Missouri Stito University. Mrs. Dorothy Fuller wts the issistmt teicher in Mrs. Miggie Shelby's Special Educition Cliss. Mrs. Ptuiine Hosier served is teichers' tide ind side in the CHS Libriry. 96 STUDENT LIFE Dali Golig aid Alaidis Boyd skin a cat. Calvin Lana strugglis with his yara In Micrama class. What an yoi doing Brim? This Is a hlack and whlto photograph. (Joromo Hint and Tim Gordon) 98 HT C.H.S. Wi rt In lovel” (Kenny Gilmore and Torri McTernan) Joyce Jennings and Paula Beard go one on one. Dent yoi know that's against Rile Number two. page fifteen in the Times are great in the student lounge! (Greg Holland. Bill Onlay, and Steve Bostic) student handbook? (Jeff Grissom and Monica Cobb) 99 Richard Derr eh flaally Bikes It to the top of the ladder of siccoss. Moon hour is everyone's fivorito timo of tho lay. (Torry Joynor. Joo Nolsoo in I Tricoy Henderson among others) FreshBOo coo boogie, tool (Elloo Knight ml Laair Harlin) This is whore Joyce Prather gets her now iloas. 100 Kia Stipp and her data. Richard Lm, taka a break from daaciag. Regiia Cobb finds a bailor way to pass tbo timo ii class. Bill Onlay is very eetbesiastlc abent Photo-Journalism Class. Karee Dean. Vickie McCoy, and Julio Bond aro vary proud of tboir croation. 101 Mike MooseheaiT Crowe shows off his Tiger Football shirt, while Stoney Cook just looks preoccupied. 102 J rry ‘‘Mitt” Grissom sotks the companionship of a nico friendly steering wheel. Jeflilfer Celllis. Mellada White. Trim Cele. Michael Jones and Pat Riney illistrate the classic example ef doing nnthing. Richard Wlllhaaks and Eddie Castolll relax on the hood of a car at lunchtime. “Look Mom. no cavities! (Ronnie Lockridgo) 103 Coning back to school nuns niny things. First ol ill. cm has la go through registration. To tha seniors it Is aa all axpariaaca which thay will ancountar ona last time while it Is something new ta tha trashnaa which thay will go through many more tinas. Thau there Is tha axdtenoat of receiving tha yearbook Iron the previous yur. For a taw weeks everyone can be sue carrying their yurbook around Iran class ta class la an attanpt to gat as many people as passible to sign their yurbook. Before loag. Spirit wuk and homaconlng arrives and each class compotes agaiast tha other thru classes In aa attanpt ta prove that their class Is tha dau with the mast spirit ia tha school. This yur It was dene a little differently: tha freshman and tha more experienced seniors turned up against the sophomores and |uniors who worked together Registration, the signing of yurbooks and Spirit week were just the first steps to a successful return to school. Mrs. Tate hands out schedule cards to returning juniors Billy Cartor. Derek Ingram and Toubo Chandler. 104 I woeder where my picture Is? (Jimmy Melton) 105 Raid Bruton md the Cheerleaders conduct the school song (Paula McClendon. Marl Whitener. Reid Bruton. Trina Cole. Wilma Middleton. Tammy Wlgginton. Shona Sawyers and Anna Nelson) HOMECOMING CANDIDATES Homicoming Cindidilas an: (from lilt lo right) Miss Trim Coll is tha diughlir ol Mrs. Mirths Coll. Trim his bom ictivi throughout hir high school yurs: Shi his him i mimbir ol FHA. Vice-president of DECA. and prisidint ol FBLA. Shi his shown hir leadership is thi School Betterment Chairman for Sludinl Council and his bun a chiarliadar for two years. Trim his also bun ictivi on thi Tigtr Rig nawspiper slaft and co-editor of thi Colton Blossom yearbook. Miss Jinnilir Collins is thi diughlir ol Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Collins Jr. Jmnifir has bain in assal to many clubs. Shi has been a member of Kay Club and FBLA. Hir liadirship was provan as a Sludinl Council Riprismtativi. a cheerleader and was a member of the Colton Blossom yearbook staff during her senior year. Miss Tracey Henderson, thi 1981 Homecoming Queen, is Ihe daughter ol Mr. William M. Henderson and Mrs. Emilia Gennelte Carter. Tracey is a member of Varsity C and FBLA: she was also a cheerleader. Miss Carole Haynes, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Haynes, has been a member of FBLA. Miss Stephanie Cummings, is thi daughter ol Mrs. Patricia Cummings. Stephanie has been vary ictivi during high school yiars. Shi has bun in FBLA. Band, and thi Band's flag corps. FTA. and Jazz Choir. She was a representative to Girls' Stall, a member ol FHA. and a homeroom officer. 106 The Ladies3 Choice The 1981 Homecoming escorts and candidates in: (Upper Lett to Lower Right) Michael Crowe. Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crowe. Michael escorted Trina Colo. Jeff Grissom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clotus Mott, escorted Carole Haynes. Grog Watkins, the son ol Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fitzhugh. escorted Stephanie Cummings. Shane Dudley is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dudley and he escorted Tracey Henderson, the 1981 Homecoming Queen. Bill Onlay escorted Jennifer Collins. Bill is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Onlay. 107 HOMECOMING QUEEN 1981 Miss Tracey Henderson 108 1. (Uppir Lift) 1981 Homicoming iscorts iri Sinlor foothill pliyors: Grog Wilkin. Shim Dudley. Bill Onloy. Mike Crowe. Jiff Grissom. 2. (Uppir Right) They just can’t stop dancing, i Jennifer Hicks. Shawn Howl) 3. (Middle Lift) Charlis Simmons and Swan George colihrafi thi Tlgir Victory. 4. (Abovi) Tony Hardaway waits to maki his move. 5. (Lift) Jmlor High Studiits. Dm Anne Southirn. Snsan Stmt. Staphnii Puckett. Michelle Watkins, and Maggie Giorge enjoy thi privilege ol serving refreshments at thi dance. 109 Bill Onlay Grig Watkins Kiith Curria c H S In order to raisi money tor the Cotton Blossom dance, the yearbook staff sponsored the first anneal Mr. C.H.S. contest. Two candidates were selected from each class by the yearbook staff. The candidates were: Freshmen Byron Modlin and Randy Young: Sophomores Kevin Cheek and Alphonso Prather: Juniors Keith Currie and Windell Ross: and Seniors Bill Onloy end Greg Watkins. Instead of using ballots, members of the student body cast their votes by depositing money for their choice. Mr. C.H.S. was sophomore Kevin Cheek, who raised the largest amount ol money for the Cotton Blossom dance. Windell Ross Kevin Cheek Alphonso Prather Byron Modlin Randy Young 110 CHRISTMAS BRINGS OUT TRLENT... Till par CHS calabratid Christmas with in assambly and talant show, la this assinbly many studants showad off thair talaats - actlag. siagiag. daaciag ar last baing faany. Toay Brown. Roosovolt Dawson. Torroil Walton. Konnith Hoslor. Dobhlo Yoaag. Laura Towasoad. and Lisa McDoaald. Alphoaso Prathor. Voroalca Lowls Brlaa Joan 111 112 ASSEMBLIES With the rising costs of inflation, quality assemblies art becoming more and morn expensive. Evan though tha 1981-82 assemblies worn low and far bntwoan. they warn of good quality and worn thoroughly enjoyed by CHS students. Free Enterprise Day. a special event sponsored by FBLA. was very instructive and featured local business leaders. The Thanksgiving assembly featured the OHS Jazz Band. Jazz Choir and a short skit by the Harle-quins Thespians. comparing a traditional Thanksgiving to a modern Thanksgiving. The Science Fiction assembly was sponsored by the Pepsi-Cola Company and was a now and intnresting experience for CHS. Freedom Jam was thought by many to have been the best assembly ol the year. They were a musical group from Florida, who performed some ol the top hits and tied It all togathor with skits from each era of music. Freedom Jam returned the same night to givo a concert for the entire community. Overall the assemblies for tho 1981-82 school year were well received. Members of the Jazz Choir. Cynthia Houston. Lisa McDonald. Gerianne Dudley. Tammy Wigg-Ington. and Donna Ybarra, performed at the Thanksgiving assembly. Dave Lankford was our host during the Free Enterprise Assembly. Various members of tho local business community helped with FBLA’s Free Enterprise Day. A Rspnssntative of the Pepsi Cola Company was our hostoss for the Science-Fiction assembly. Dona Davis makes a short speech about Thanksgiving while other members of the cast bow their beads in prayer. Members ol Freedom Jam laugh it up. Another member of Freedom Jam sings a top hit. 113 xmm£ 3 o H in — x xnar The annual Black History week was calibrated during till wnk ol February 15-19. This year's Black History play was written by CHS Junior Ronnie Lockrldge. The title ot the play was The Show Must Go On. The main character. Mr. Collins, was played by Ronnie Lockrldge. He was a teacher in a Detroit school who plans to put on a show to recognize Black History week. However, the show Is jeopardized by the criticism ol othor teachers. Mr. Collins convinces his students that the show must go on and It does go on. Acting was not the only part ol the program: there were also singing and dancing acts involved in this year's presentation. Another student (Angola Hendrickson) discusses her grades with Mr. Collins. Roosevelt Dawson portrayed throe famous Black Americans in a one-man skit. Alphonso Prather raps about Black History. SPRING DRY Bill Onlty. Don Modlin. Lamir Hardin. Doug Block, and others struggle to win the tug of war over the Juniors and Sophomores. The 1981-82 Spring Day took place on April 2nd. The day started out badly, as a heavy rain had fallen earlier that morning. Spring Day activities included a sack race, tug of war and the best-dressed cowboy or Indian. Winning the sack race were Claudia Dean and Kevin Cheek; best-dressed were Keith Currie and Paula McClendon: winning the tug of war were the seniors and freshmen, working as a team. Indian Keith Currie and his Squaw. Paula McClendon, pose for the camera. Byron Medlin. Debbie Young. Brad Treece and others race for the finish line in the sack race. 115 COTTON BLOSSOM Tho Rainbow Connection was the theme lor the annual Cotton Blossom danco hold February 26. This yoar tho candidates were chosen differently than In the previous years. The yearbook staff choso ton soml-finalists and tho student body votod a preferential ballot to choose the five candidates. They were Claudia Dean. Ashley Hund-hausan. Paula McClendon. Kim Pendergrass and Susan Tillman. Five out-of-town judges viewed the five candidates modeling casual and formal wear during the assembly and that night Miss Claudia Dean was crowned 1982 Cotton Blossom Queen. It was an extra special occasion for Claudia sinco it was also her oightoentb birthday. The yearbook staff decorated the gym In a bright array of balloons and rainbows. enhanced with the Muppet Characters. Karmit and Miss Piggy. The whole effect was topped off with a giant rainbow In the middle of the gym which was suspended from the calling. Music was provided by Steve Conley, disc jockey from the radio station F.M. 100 in Memphis. Tennessee. Steve kept the dance alive with his crazy antics. The dance was very well-attended despite the fact that Carulhersvllles largest snowfall of the year had taken place that day and continued well Into tho night. Tony Hardaway Michael Jones and Joyce Prather Shone Sawyers. Allen Boll. David Kolloy. Tony Hardaway and Mr. Ron Richardson Pat Rinoy 116 Stephen Capehart seems to be singing to his date Patricia Berry while Scott Hueppauff. in the background, “shows his stuff.’' Steve Conley, disc jockey from F.M. 100 in Memphis, provided music for the dance. Rex Moore and Karla Williams take a refresher. Shona Sawyers and Greg Holland dance the night away. 117 MI55 CLRUDIR DEAN 1982 COTTON BLOSSOM CRNDIDRTES RND ESCORTS Cotton Blossom Court (From uppor loft to lower right) oro: Susin Tillman, who was ascortad by Johnny Faulknor. Is tho 17-yoar-old daughtar of Rohort and Elaine Tillman. Johnny is tho 18-yoar-old son of Molba and Fail Faulknor. Claudia Doan was ascortad by Oon Modlln. Claudia is tho 18-yoar-old daaghtor of Ooaa and Jamas Doan. Don Modlin. 17. is tho son of Carolyn and Don Modlln. Ashloy Hundhausnn was ascortad hy Tarry Clark. Ashloy Is the 18-yoar-old daughter of Dorothy Hundhauson and Robert Handhaasan. Tarry Clark is tha 18-yoar-old son ol Pansy and Roy Clark. Paula McClendon Is tho 17-yoar-old daughter of Lavion and Paul McClondon. Hor escort. Tarry Joyner. 18. is tha son of Joyce and Joe Joyner. Kim Pendergrass is tho 18-yoar-old daughter of Dalphina and Albart Blarton. Richard Dorroh. 17. Is the son of Betty and Las Dorroh. 119 ANNUM. PRODUCTION Wi’n All Guilty wit Iki annual play produced by Carulhersville High Scbaol stadeats. The play was written by James Reach. It concerned a teenage boy wbo rebels agalast the law. When he caasas an automobile acci-denl. Ii which a young lady is paralyzed lor life, the boy is brought to court. Evtryeoa la coart saemed to ba against the boy. Tba play, which was prasealad April 16th aad 17th. was helped along by sevea prodactioa craws aad sevaateen actors. It was coasidared a rousing saccatt. as illastratad by tba larga crowds wbo attaadod both evealags. CAST OF CHARACTERS Sergeant Dan Boland — Randy Guest Elsie Rogers — Jennifer Collins Sylvia Frazier - Marl Whitonor Martin Train — Roosevelt Dawson Tylar Connell — Ronnie Lockrldge Elwood Durant — Reid Bruton Florence Daraat — Jennifer Hicks Gary Durant — Keith Carrie Betty Jo Kelton — Julie Boyd Tom Kelton — Richard Dorroh Louise Kelton — Tammy Wigglngton Frank Haggerty — Don Modlin Ruth Haggerty — Anna Nelson May Haggerty - Trina Cola Margaret Shaw — Jo Block Wilma Shaw — Gerianne Dudley Johnny Shaw — Chris Welkins Reid Britea (Mr. Durant) glvas his tastimony to the judge. Anna Nelson (Ruth) looks on as her father. Frank Haggerty. (Don Madlin) discusses bis daughter’s actions with the judge. (Mari Whitonor) 120 “WE’RE RLL GUILTY” PRODUCTION STIFF CONSTRUCTION CREW: Dam Davis. Charles Travis. OavIN Kelly. Debt Holmon. Monica Sanders. Talel Woods. Oaaay Fester. Paala Tedder. LIGHTING CREW: Richard Wlllhaaks. Chris Porter. Haas Ammeter. Dehhle Yovag. Derek Ingram. Charlas Travis. SOUND CREW: Terry Joyner. Richard Wlllhanks. STAGE MANAGER: Clady Barnett PROPERTY CREW: Monica Cobb. Libby Martin. PUBLICITY CREW: Rhonda Fax. Christy Crenshaw. Lavra Townsend. Michael Berry. Kim Stepp. Danny Fostar. Shaila Oatsvall. Talal Woods. David Kally. Baraadatta Watklas. HOUSE CREW: Dana Davis. Kendall Jarbaa. Malania Gaft. David Kally. MAKE-UP CREW: Jalla Bond. Karaa Daan. Baraadatta Watklas. Lisa McDaaald. Pam Madlin. Tammy Laka. Laura Chaillaad. Paula Taddar. Caral Pierce. Laura Cecil. Shoaa Sawyers. Jalie Bayd (Batty Ja) tails Garlaaaa Dadlay (Wilma) that the accident was all har dull Wilma glvas har tastlmony to Judga Frazlar. Jahaay (Chris Watklas) tails Sgt. Balaad (Randy 6uast) his amotions about his slstur's acddaat. c E T 1982 was tha year la which a past tradition was brokan and bacams a rousing soccsss. Tbt Jailor SMlar prow, formerly bold li tho CHS gym. was bold la Ibo boautifully docoratad. alr-cooditioood Carutborsvlllo Commaalty Cantor. Oa May 8tb at 6:00. Juniors. Seniors and thoir dates gathered in tha gym for the still-traditional Grand March. Than tha sotting switched to the Community Center, whore a catered banguot was served, boasting ol delicious food. The dance Itself followed, with easic prnvldod by the band. Jett. The dance’s theme. Showboat.” was perfectly suited to the decor ol tho Canter, and all who were In attandanca declared the 1982 Jaeior Seaior prom a complota saccoss. 122 T H E Julie Boyd concentrates intently on her work. I C E V E Cheryl Smith prepares some of the lovely flowers used to re-create the era of the Showboat. 123 Mrs. Sandra Jackson and Mrs. Natalis Tati, class spoasors. seem to ba enjoying Pros. also. (Gsrianns Dudley and Trina Cola) Caaplas enjoy tba music at “Jett at proa. (Jury “Mitt Grissom and Susan Taylor) Johnny Faulkner. Tammy Laka. Brian Fishor and Dibi Holmon dance to thi music. T 125 STUDENT-COUNCIL Jaaes Lint parodiis a bologna commorcial 01 bobalf of Board aid 6oorgo. Paila Board looks poisod as sbo givos bar qualifications to tho student body. Tbo Convoy' Gang (Loft to Right: Carol Pierce. Julie Bond. Jackie Going. Gerianne Vico-presidential candidate Julie Boyd tells CHS to vote the CMrrle-Dndley. John Ninnory. and Troy Benitone) sing the praises of Carrie and Boyd. Boyd ticket. 126 Killh Cirrli aad Julia Bay4 accapt thalr victory it 1982-83 Sludml Council Prasldant and Vlco-Prosldoal it Honors Assembly. ELECTION HS5EMBLY Randy Gaul slags tba Convoy song lor Carria and Boyd. Panla lard. Fraddra Gaoargo. and Cynthia Hnnslnn. tkalr campaign manager, await tkolr tarn la spoak at Stndant Connell Assembly. Jo Block talks on tha C.B. lor Currlo-Boyd. 127 Till 1982 SMior Banquot wis hald n tka Cbat-and-Cbow Ruliariit ii htaldan on May 141k. Tka dlaaor was baffal stylo. Tka anlartaiamanl consistad of vlawlng kaky plcturas of fallow iradoatos aid lottlag Ika sonlors guass tka Idan-tltlas. Pletaros waro llkawlsa shown Iron Ika sailors slxtk-grsdo sckool yoar. Tka Baaqaat also provldad slnglag aad acting oalartalanont. Tka dosoly-gaardad sacral of Iho Sailor Who’s Wba ckalcos wora announcsd. Tka class of '82 also dlscassod fitiro plus lor Ika datos of tkalr class raaaions. biciusi thay kaaw tkat altar gradailloi If will ka qaito a loag tliao botwaan visits for nos) of than. Tka gradutlag Sailors really aajoywd lhansolvas la tka klgkost dagraa Tkua young ladias are ready to oat. (Aralla Rodgors. Dokra Rodgars aid Joyco Prathor) Wkal are you looking at? (Claidia Doan aid Kin Pondorgrass) Sonlors prepare to pig outl 128 BANQUET Mdiife White tkiws eft ktr flats it Ike spsittrs pan tkM lit. Mr. Partisan ilk Mr. Rokerts fiallag ip Is It ladlftstlaa sr vkat? (Tr1«i Call. Jskaay Faalkaar ait Siui Tlllnaa) Tracay Hnlarsoa. Skin Dudley nd Jnsllsr Collins smo Is ki kaan aksil SMtlkllf. 129 Vlrrfl. Saxtaa. CM DlrKl.r. Clad.. Dm E«l. M « Mi Bn... ir tMr NmNt Oh ratlafs li IN District CiafttltlM- id nm j.«. Mb T � r � ,w,r‘ ,,r M4nmi Rldark Dirrd smiles after receiving Ills Hoior Certificate. BavM Hitt realm bis mri far Hlfkasl Grda-Palat Avarigi la Ike Class at 1982. 130 Tarry Joyaar ractlvis i cartlflcita I tkatrlcs tar kit loni tackilgat karlag Ik klU ■re. Dm Clark aiprtua prid I tk acktavamls 1 k r iwirk-wlaalag Trick Tlgmtta. ■r. Ralpk CtaflN. presMlr 1 Ik Track trapky fraa Pawlscot Piklltkta) Caw-pay iliCMW tk axed Inca If Etairi law ak Mlk Niwkar ak tk lr icklivMMl I Track Tk aatl Hmrt Atnakly wit k lk a May 131k. May awirks I all irat 1 itiky ak xparts participation it CHS war glva. Tk isawkly latak tar aick at tk a ral |. wllk tk cllau of tk aval k l g tk aimcaiat 1 Stikat Concll Prulkat ak Vlca-prulkat tar 1982-83. Kiltk Cirri ak Jail Boyk 131 SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS AIIn Ml: Him NiIiImhci AwarA Jill BiyA: District Cinpntltlu DECA - tklrA 'lie Jill CanpkHI: Saw Will CittM ' Jm Cecil: DECA District Caapatltlu. first plan. Tkrn Rlnn hilf-tiltlM schilarshlp. Mluiirl Cillifi Rilillut Burl Cwtlflciti it RmHttt Trill Clin FBLA Schilarshlp Mirk Cilvitt: Physical ScImci Award CkrliliM Ciipir: LIknry Award RIckarA Dunk: Mlssinrt Cilli|i Rilatliis BurA Cartlfluti il Ruifiltiu Jikuy FnlkMr: Mluiirl Cill«|i Rilitliai BiarA Certlflcati if RlCI|lltlM Jiff Grluin: Mluiirl Cillifi Ratatlus BurA Cirllllciti if RU flltlU RuAf Dint: Aairtui Hlstiry AwirA SuAra Hill: Cirtiflati il Recigiltln Nirtkust Mi. Still U.. Du-tirtk FmAitiN AwirA Aifili HuArlckui: StiAut Ciucll Scholarship DavlA Hill: SkIiI SIiAIu AwirA; Mirny Still Culiry Clik scholarship 11A littir it ciwwhAiIIii fnw Nitlml Mirlt Sckiliriklp pri|n 11A SEMO. MilliAi Wklti: Pkiti-JunillM (Ynrbuk) iwirA Cynthia Hiiitu: Jimilisn AwirA Scitt Hlippaft: DECA Dill, conpotltloi. 3rA plici Dink lipnw: WilAliy nA Ttckilcil AnRIip Ckick Muz: Buck ■•tils Puli McCImAii: Mi. Cillifi Ritilliis BurA Cirtlfluti if Ruipiltlii Du MiAIIi: Mi. Cillifi Rclitlns BurA Cirtlflcati if Ricagiltln Aiu IMsu: ScImci awarA Stacy ViiAisAall: Ml. Cillifi Rilatiui BurA Cirtllluti il RuiflHu Gnf Witklis: Mi. Cillifi Ralatlui BurA Cirtlfluti if Ruifilflu. Dufirtk FuiAitlii AwarA IMIiAi Wklti: Ml. Cillifi Ratitlus BurA Cartlfluti if Ricofil-tlu. FBLA iwirA. RIckarA Wllkuks: Bata SlfM Pkl sckiliriklp. Mluiirl Cillifi RMi-tlut BurA Cirllfluti if Ruifiltlu 132 TOP STUDENTS Sultr Class: DawlA Hits Julir Class: Pula BurA Sipkawiri Class: Girluu DiAliy Friskwu Class: Dlkkli Young 1982-83 StiAut Cuicll Offlcirs PrulAul: Klitk Cirrll VIca-PrulAul: Jilli BiyA Girls' uA Biys Still Pirtldputi Pula BurA Kiltk Cirrll Jilli BiyA Karu Dui RilA Brain RuAy Glut Ckrli Portir MUSIC AWARDS Ruili Buur: All-District Ckilr Jilli BiyA: All-Dlvlsloa Band Stall Lull: Divlslow 1 Aifil Briwi: All-Division BuA Rikli Back: All-Division BuA: Dlvltlii 1 wluir RilA Briton: OutstaiAlig Drum wa|or: All-Divlslu kuA: Division 1 EAAH Csstilll: All-Divlslu Ckilr Kivla Ckuk: AU DIvlsloi BuA Roosivilt Dawson: AII-DIvislu BuA ClawAla Dun: All-District Chair ManiAa Hllbirw: All-Divlslu BuA: Dlvlslu 1 Jirrluu Malm: All-Divlslu BaiA AaAraw Muri: All-Divlslu BuA; Dlvlslu 1 Lun TiwismA: Dlvlslu 1 wluir Dlkkli Yuif: All-Divlslu 1 wluir Ckrls Watkins: All-Dlvlsloa BuA BinaAitti Watkins: All-Divlslu BuA DRAMA AWARDS “Wi n All Gillty ” StiAut Dlrutin: Carol Ploru. Jilli BuA. But Actnu: Marl Whltiur But Actir: Koltk Cirrlo But Sipportlif Actir: RilA Briton But Supporting Actross: Julio BonA DRAMA AWARDS Li|ktli| Tropky: Chris Ptrlir Ll|klli| nk Sink: Rlckirk Wllkiiki Bui All-Aronk iwirk: Divik Killy Stifl Mtii| r Cliky Binitt Sit D«sl|i: Dm Dull ilk Ckirlu Tnvls SENIOR LETTERS 6r«| Wltklll: FNlkill. Biuklll firry Powoll: Fntkill. Bitkitfcill Skin Dikhy: Fulkill Rlckirk PiImt: Fntkill Ckirlu Sisson: Fnlkill. Bnkilkill Dii| BlKk: Fnlkill. Trick Stm Baltic Fntkill Jiff Grlttos: Fnlkill Bilks Crowi: Fnlkill Rlckirk Wlllknki: Fnlkill Tirry Jtynr: Fnlkill Dn Miklli: Fnlkill Tny Hirkiwiy: Fnlkill. Tnck Bill Oihy: Fntkill. Biuklll Willis Tiylcr: Fnlkill. Tnck. Bnkilkill Alnklt Biyk: Fntkill. Tnck. Bnkilkill Rlckirk Dunk: Tmls Elkrlkys Slssin: Tnck Jikny Fnlknr: Biuklll Aintti Wllllist: Bnkilkill Kirti Wllllisi: Tmit Vickis McCiy: Tmit Dskkil Hilsil: Tmit JACK HOPKE AWARD: Dn Mill! BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: Mllliki Wklts. Gri| Witkln BEST ALL-AROUND ATHLETE: Willis Tiylor TROPHIES Dn| Block: Dofmivo Bick Joyci Biwnt: Flslk Soil iwirk Alnklt Biyk: Flslk Goil Oflsnslvs Linosn Sklrlm Bicknr: Ribonkt Ckirlu Sisson: Offoitlvo Bick Willlo Tiylor: Doloulvo Liiosii. Rokounkt PLAQUES Doi| Block: Footkill Stovo Bottle: Footkill Alnklt Biyk: Footkill Mlki Crowi: Fnlkill Rlckirk Dirrik: Tmit Jikny Fnlknr: Biuklll Tny Hirkiwiy: Fntkill Tirry Jolnr: Footkill Bill Oiloy: Fntkill Rlckirk Pilsir: Footkill Pirry Powoll: Bnkilkill Ckirlu Sisson: Footkill Gri| Witkln: Footkill Rlckirk Wlllknki: Footkill Anotti Wllllist: Bstkitkill Donk ligrts iccoptt kit Dnsitict iwirk Iris Mr. Nnly Mitckoll 133 Coach Biddy Ji� m prisnts (hi tints awards to bis fill playirs. Sandra Hall happily ricilvis the Danfortb Foundation Award. 134 Clash Lloyd Blick Is awardlig hours fir ixcillnci ii Fiithall. Paula McClendon looks vory happy aftir rociivlig hir award. THE LRST STEP... MR ZOTH Oi Nay tki 161k BiccilurMti Swvlcit win kill lollowlig i brill sprlig nil slowar. Oi May Ik ZOtk tki C—mm—t Eiirclui win hild li Iki CHS gyw In ti ml grouts • tki footkill flild wltk 93 SMiirs ncalviig dipliaas. Tkm ivMli wan tin ciIbIiiIIn il twilvi ytars il kirl mrk. Attir tkls ivwlig tki tniirt bin ti am 11 to tkolr first slip ii tko ml world kocaou tbiy kin rackod tki tut slip it Cantkmvllli Hlgk Scknl. Rlekart Pilaw lit Jiyci Pntkw riknru Iki lug walk tiwi tki oltli fir Biccalaimti. Snlirt Bill Oiliy. Stm Bostic. David Hit , ud Stipkaili Coaalagt ncalvi tkilr flrat upwind la tki proeiuloial at tki pnvlni Thursday aoraiig's Honrs Aauakly. Jiff 6rluia atlll Hits tlm ti diwa at Biccalaimti practlci. Mr. Parkliui gins lut mlnuti listractiois bifon riknrul. 135 Tfcwi SMlirt in ill Mills is Bieciliimti prsctlci biglis. Tins Seniors oily wish It wu thi rut ttilng. (Dull Htti. Stm Oiitq. MV Holmin. snd Richard Dorroh) 136 THE REALITY OF CRRDURTION Him Aaaatar Hi Slapkaalt Caamlags prepare Ikaaiselvas far III laag walk across staga ta racalaa thair diplomas 137 Rata Waltaa aad Greg Watklas lack tarlaaa at (key fact Ika reality tkat tkls It Ikt tad tf (Mr gead alt days at CHS. 11982 gradattas aad tka crtwd attMdlag tka ceraaaay lltlaa attaatlvaly la tka GRADUATION AWARDS Art — Gni 61m Atkdtlcs - Dug Black Bsyt CIILnacblp — Grag Wilkin Girls Citlzaasklp - Ballads Wklta Womb's Clik Sckolirxklp — Grig Wilkins Aecinllig - DivIN Hits CutsniN PirMts Sckolirxklp — Saadra Hill ink Ckarlis Simmons Hhm EcmmIci — Alicia Pattlla NAACP Scktlarsklp - Tamil Waltaa Sclaica — Dakkla Halaan Klwaals Sckalarsklp — Stacy ViaAisdill aid Grag Watkins Naan's lasaraaca Sckalarsklp — Dai Nadlla Hilary Sckalarsklp - Jakaay Faalkaar NFA Sckalarsklp - Bill Oady ink Saadra Hall Wal-Nart Sckalarsklp - David Hits FCA Alklala al tka Yaar - Grag Watklas Nalkadlsl Ckarck Sckalarsklp - Jaaalfar Collins David Hits racalvas tka Accaaatlag Award. Liu Hill aid Skua Daddy an all smilas as Ikay luva Ika aadltarlam ittar grsdiatlaa Trias Cola and Mickaal Barry sasm proud altar racalving tkalr diplomas. 138 VARSITY F O 1981-82 Tigart: (Bottom L. to R.) Minigor Edward Grom. Loo Sailth. Windoll Ross. Troy Booitono. John Nunnery. David Gubin. Rudy Goost ind Minigor Johnny Spain. (Row 2) Troy Constant. Stovo Bostic. Torry Joynor. Donnio Groon. Richard Willbanks. Shane Dudley. Mika Crowo. Don Medlln. Bill Onloy. Grog Watkins and Stovo Rood. (Row 3) Coach Block. Trainer Jett Claxton. Alandis Boyd. Tony Hardaway. Richard Palmer. Willie Taylor. Doug Block. Parry Powoll. Jolt Grissom. Charles Simmons. Kevin Check. Coach Edwards. Shawn Howe and Coach Victor. (Raw 4) Lyan Grady. Greg Holland. Carl Knott. Mike Newborn. Don Englohardl. Phil Mitchell. Dwayne Woods. Brandon Watkins and Keith Carrie. n L L Alter the season the Tigers had last year, this year's team had a high reputation to live up to. The Tiger squad had to make up In ability for its lack of size. Leadership was another quality the Tigers possessed little of. But the team combined all of their talents together to beat the odds. After winning the season opener in overtime the Tigers rolled on. With only one regular season loss, that against Malden. 7-6. the Tigers put together another fine year at 8-1 during this football season. This fine record was accomplished by superb coaching and outstanding plays by the Big Rod. Many of the Tiger victories wore made possible by big plays. The Tiger team had no stand-out players, hut instead a combination of fine athletes. Another strong football team was produced by Coach Lloyd Block as the Big Red advanced to the state playoffs once again. 140 Willie Taylor makes one of bis nine interceptions of the year. Carl Knott and Dor Englahirdt ara trying to protoct Greg Watkins loag enough to gat a piss off. 141 JUNIOR VRRSITY The strong varsity level football team has been built time and time again from an excellent junior varsity system. The Tigers' junior squad has been a major (actor for the varsity's strong teams over the past years. With a short schedule of only 5 games because of cancellations, the junior varsity went undefeated. With a junior varsity team as strong as the Big Red. the fans are in store for some fine football in the coming football seasons. a T B F a Coach Edwards and Coach Morgan discuss the game as Coach Victor looks on. R Dewayne Woods tries to cut iu between two defensive players for additional yards. 142 T E When the members of the 1981 Csruthersville High School Footbell Teem get over the hert end dlseppolilmenl ef the loss to Jicksoe In the opening round el the stele play-offs. they will realize thit they hed come i long wey since prectlce started on Angnsl 17. When the hurting steps they will reded en the many dese games they won on determination, conditioning, and pure willpower. The young men will think about the lack of really outstanding lootball players on their team, but they won anyhow. When the hurting stops they will be prond of their accomplishments, of being co-champlons of the Central Conference, probably team for team the toughest conference In the slate, of winning the District One Crown, of playing in the state play-offs. When the hurting stops the parents of these young disappointed young men will still be as prond of them as if they had won tbo Show-Mo Bowl In Bosch Stadium. They have played like champions all year, not with championship ability, bat with championship dndication and character. We mention the parents because they hurt. toe. when their sons lose an Important game. Sometimes parents hnrt more than the boys do. so the parents must realize that their hurting will stop, and they will be happy again, and will look forward to another football season next year. When the hurting stops the students, teachers, and administration of the school will know that thair football team had brought more fine publicity and attention to Ihalr school again this year. The city as a whole again benefited from the effort these players pat forth these lest twelve and a half weeks, pins all of tbo hours they spent during the wntor winter and summer preparing for this season. People all over the state know about Carulhersvllle becausa of oar football team, and that is bocauso of the fine young men who gave everything they had to their team. The outstanding coaching staff has given this group of boys pride and have taught them that they can be winners if they don't qnlt. This team didn’t quit. Ceach Edwards and Matt Victor. Trainer Marlon Morgan, and the junior high coaches all made this a memorable season, onn not to be forgotten. When the hurting stops everyone will realize that the world won't stop |nst because the Tigers lost a lootball game. Life goes on. This tine team has left a legacy for other teams to follow. That legacy: that championship tuams dsa'I have to have 50 players, bio olavors oulstandino olavers to bring pride to themselves and their school. — Reprinted from Th$ Dtmocril-Argus. Special Play-Off Edition. Thnrsday. Novnmbor 12.1981. The mighty Big Red burst out ef the banner befere another game. 8111 Onley makes one of his six play-ofl receptions. P L F F 143 VHRSITY R L L The Caruthorsvlllo Tigers Varsity Bisketbell team hid mother successful yesr with s record ot 13 wins snd 10 losses. The Tigers stsrted oft the year e little slow, bat gelnod some momentum is the season progressed. In the first game after the holidey break, the Tigers defeated e respectable Slkeslon team, but fell on hard times in the Senath tourney losing two of throe games. The Tigers ployed end won lour overtime gomes: two with South Pemiscot, one with Malden and one with Smith. The high point ol the season for the Tigers was winning the County Tournament. In the tourney, the Tigers deloated South Pemiscot In overtime. They ployed mother overtime gome with Seneth. who was ranked first In the state In 2-A play, for the championship. With a 13-10 rocord. 2nd In the conference standings and 1st place In the conference tourney, you could say the Tigers had a good season. 144 Leaping high off the floor is Willie Taylor going for two points. Bobby Coliman shoots from tho outside. Chirlio Simmons attempts a shot as Mike Newburn gets into position for a rebound. Mike Newburn pulls down a rebound from a Dexter defender. Greg Moss covers his man as they go down court. 145 JUNIOR VRRSITY HThi 1981-82 Caruthorsvillo B-Tiint Basketball turn had i winning record of 15-4 and i 2 of 2 tournament rating. Michael Beatties and Oarnll Hayas warn Ilia two strong players, with Jerry McKlllioa following closely behind. The Tigers bad an excellent dalonse. using the full-court press very effectively. using a balanced attack and the consistency of both a good offense and L 146 Jerry McKllllon goes up the middle to attempt to pat in two points while Alphonso Prather awaits a possible rebound. JUNIOR VRRSITY The |iilir varsity squid consisted mainly •I freshmen aid i fiw sophomores Will tki disadvantages of got having a junior klgk girls baskatbill program, tki |nlor varsity kail playors' inexperience was caused mainly kicaisa It was tkolr first time to ovor see ac-llii lo kaskotkill. Evm with this handicap, the jiolor Tigers played exceptionally well and have built a strong melons for upcoming varsity teams. Paata Williams reechos In to tako the rebound from a Kennott opponent wkilo Cassandra Hynoe novas In to assist. L L 147 GIRLS VRRSITY K E T L L Fraat Raw (Ltf! ta Right): Lawaada Rhiaaharl. Aagala Farewaa. aid Jayca Bawaas. Tip raw (Lift ta Right): Caaeh Frad Bayd. Paata Baard. Aaaatta Wllllaws. Phyllis Harris, aid Christy Craashaw. Tha girls varsity taaw was a straag yang taas caa-slstiag af last hi saalar. Tha rest af IN tun was cawpasad far tha wist part af |aalars. With a recard af 12-B. tha lady Tlgars had thalr hast saasaa slaca thay startad playlag a fall schadila. Aftar a slaw start playlag aa aat-af-stata taas (Halls. Taaaassaa). tha Tlgars wads a straag cawahack aid playad realty wall. Tka Lady Rad always had tha drlva ta wia aid aavar gilt, which aaahlad thaw ta hava a wlaalig saasaa. Tha streagth af tha haach alse caatrihatad ta tha siccass af tka varsity sgnd. All la all tha Lady Rad had a vary saccassfal saasaa. Aagala Farawai drlhhlas dawa tha caart laaklag far aa apaa taawwata as Christy Crea-shaw trlas ta halp ait. 148 AiMtti Willlias caats all tbs way lava tbs caart la pat ap a lay ap at Jayca Paala Burd stops to pit ap i basket for tba Lady Rad. lawns awaits a passibls rabaaad. Aaaatta Willlaas sbaats ever aa appamt far two palais. Jayca Bawaas katps bar aya oa tba ball is sba dribbles dowa caart. 149 L Varsity: Sealed (Lift It right): Christy Crenshaw. Julia Boyd. Shirlean Bucknar. Pracita Robinson Miaigtr — Paula Btard. Garianna Dudley. Angela Foreman (Standing): Coach Dona Clark. Joyce Bowens. « ! «!! • Jt Bitch retiris the ball as Shtila Oatsvall. Cassandra Hymon and Latra Chailland lath et. The 19B1 girls volleyball team had one of their best seasons in the history of this sport at CHS. The B-team consists ol three Frtshntn: Lisa McDonald. Cassandra Hymon. and Pam Medlin: live Sophomores: Joyce Jennings. Jot Block. Rhonda Woods. Laura Chailland and Sheila Oatsvall: and one Junior member Lawanda Rhinehart. The A-team consists ol one Freshman member: Pracita Robinson: lour Sophomores: Joyce Bowens. Belinda Slanflll. Garianna Dudley and Christy Crenshaw: three Juniors: Julie Boyd. Shirlean Bucknar. and Angela Foreman: and one Senior player: Annette Williams. Mrs. Dona Clark commented that the Junior Varsity 'B' team really improved each and every day. They lost a couple of tough matches that she (alt they should have won. The Varsity A' team showed outstanding ability. They came home with the first trophy that Caruthersvllle volleyball has ever been awarded in the all-important Hayti Tournament (2nd Place.) 150 05876259 B-Tum (Lift to right. seated): Rhonda Woods. Lawanda Rhinehart. Laura Chailland. Cassandra Hymon and Joyce Jennings. (Standing) Coach Dona Clark. Jo Block. Phyllis McClendon. Lisa McDonald. Sheila Oatsvall and Pam Medlin. In the game against Delta C-7. Cassandra Hymon attempts to set up a winning point. C-vllla vs East Prarit - Woa C-vllla vs Datts C-7 - Last C-vllla vs Now MaUriU - Woa C-vllla vs Saatfe Pass. - Last Haytl lav. Taaraaaaat — 2ad Placa C-vllla vs N Paa. - Waa C-vllla vs Dalta C-7 - Waa C-vllla vs Haytl - Last Dalta C-7 vs C-vllla - Last Twia Rivars — Last C-vllla vs H. Paa - Waa C-vllla vs Haytl - Last District Taaraaaaat C-vllla vs Haw Madrid — Waa C-vllla vs Dailyhaa - Last L L 151 BOY’S VARSITY Tit Ctritltrsvillt High School Boys Tunis turn coitlairi thoir wia-■iig ways it tit 1981-82 stasaa. Evta will a llmltri aambar of playtrs tit atttors playri txctftitaally wall. Tit siaglts playtrs i i vary wtll aid hold tltlr owa witl all tf tit atlar flit playtrs tltry fieri, wlilt tit doablts turns playri oatstaadlig totals thraaglait tho stasta. With both tit siaglts aid doablos turns ptrftrwlag at tltlr lut. tit TniIs turn placri first la tit 1981-82 District But. 152 NMtor hi play Divltf Gallia ttrvu ip iiothar wlnar. Kaltli Carrla hits a powartal sarva to his oppoioit. Barry Hall ratiris a vollay. 153 I (Tun Picture) Front Row: (Loft to Right) Libby Martin. Carol Piorco. Karla Williams, and Dobbio Holman. Back Row: (Loft to Right) Mrs. Dona Clark. Dobbin Young. Monica Cobb and Bornadotto Watkins. Mrs. Clark, along with Debbie Young, watches her team play. Monica Cobb follows through on her backhand. 154 Bernadette Wilkins tries to mke i successful return. Libby Martin attempts one of her strong serves. Carol Pierce concentrates on Improving her stroke. Mrs. Dona Clark's 1981-82 Girls' Tennis season consisted of number one player Carole Pierce, a junior: number two player Bernadette Watkins, a sophomore: number three player Libby Martin, a junior: number four player Monica Cobb, a junior: number five player Vickie McCoy, a senior: number six player Karla Williams, a senior; number seven player Debbie Holman, a senior: and the number eight player Debbie Young, a freshman. Each ef the players had a good year, however, no one placed in the District Tournament There are a lot of returning players for next year — all of the top players and a few new ones. also. They are looking forward to another successful season just as they had this year 155 BOY’S VARSITY L L 1981-82 Baseball tun - From row (Loft lo Right): Jiff Toroi|i. Chariot Modllo. Dim Samples. Lm Solti. Mill Overlay. Grig Moss. Bill Onlay. ill Brit Triici. Back row (Lift lo Right): Cud Stan Walden. Kevin CIhI. Diwaym Fiulknir. Johnny Fulkiir. Aaron Samples. Blown Howa. PHI Mltcholl. Grog Wilkins, and Manager Billy Carter. The Boys Varsity Basoball loam participated In their se-cond spring season. Tla Tigers 10-10 record was very deceiving. With a relatively bard schedule, tie Big Red toll oa bard times midway through tba season and their rocord suffered severely. Even with the high quality ol talent Hat tie Tigers possessed, a winning season was not obtainable. Tie Big Rod had many flea qualities wild proved them to bo winners despite their rocord. The Tigers lad team work, tba ability lo not give up. and tie winning spirit all the time. With all but three players returning, the Tlgurs will have a groat saason naxt year . duTiiMf.£y—'■M v .... -I Aco pitcher Aaron Samples shows off his unique pitching stylo. 156 Wittlas rfpt a lit aft af m appatlag pit char Nvayii Fulkaar gats a hig tail prapirlag la staal a kata. MN Oitay eaaaacti win tha hall tar a hata hit aft af tha Harth Paalt Kavli Chaak threws aaa rfewi to mail hata. 157 c K BOY’S VARSITY Fraat raw (Lift ta Rigkt): Mark Cakk. El kart Calk. Ckirlas Travis. Jarry Fastar. Eariast Hopklis. Martla Baakcaaa. aid Maatarray Bradley. Back raw (Laft ta Rigkt): Dawayaa Waads. Dai| Black. Darall Hayas. Wlllia Taylar. Mika Nawkiri. Calvla Wlllatt. Carl Kaatt. Eldridgi Slamas aid Daa Eaglakardt. Tka Bays Track teas kad a flu year wltk any klgk paists alaif tka way. Tka arigkty Rad placad la May ants sad kad a faw ■aakars ga ai ta tka district amt wkara tkay qasllflad far advaacaaaat. Tka Big Rad kad aaa af Its kast saasaas la a laag tlaia aad ara all laaklag farward ta aaxt yaar. Edward Isaai sprlats (award aaatkar Tlgar wia. 158 t D«i| Block split arond ti sllig a dlscis. • ■ ■- ' jA Mika Nawbiri praparas to band off to Wlllio Taylor, wbo boglis tbo loxt log of tbo rolay. Wlllio Taylor sprlits lito tbo flial lap. Toay Hardaway raas tba two-nilo rolay li vary chilly woatbor. 159 GIRLS VRRSITY Frail Raw (Lid ti Rlpkt): Lim Cedi. Shlrtoy Hiyklis. Bemditti Watklis. Gerlaaai Dikliy. Am Neleea. Caril Taylor. Rita Soltk. Rkoada Weed . Jeyca Jee-■li|4 ial Jastli Dawsea. Back Raw (Lift la Right): Jilla Bayd. Latlla Siaoara. Paala Catlalll. Laara Ckalllaad. Praclti Reblasea. Jayca Bawaas. Paala Beard. Akeieee Jakataa. Christy Craaskaw. Raka Larry aad Pula Tedder. Tke Girts Vanity Track laaa kad a vary saccasafal year caoplllay May acceMpllakaeete ta add la tkair saccate. they al the taaa oaokari kad a (real year aad wee May awards far tkelr teats. The Lady Rad jeallfled aaay girts for Ike alala aeet aad an prepared far nit year's taatee. wklck praoltat ta ke last aa taceetsfel. Beraadette Watkins attaopls la wake a pass ta Paala Beard. 160 Joyco Jtuli|s null aaotkor cori� r. Akalooo Jokiui pushis for aootkor fool. Tko mighty foursomo (Paula Board. Joyco Jennings. Bonidotto Watkins, aod Joyco Bowona). Roka Larry akowa kaw to tkrow a dlacoa. 161 BOY’S VARSITY Froit Row (Loft to fllgkt): Aidrow Moon. Troy BmIIiii. Jofl Cloxloo. Brindon Wilkins, aid Barry Gllworo. Tko 1981-82 Golf toow foood that oxporlooco It troly Iko koy lo soccots. Uiforfooiloly. wltk I vory looxporloocod loaw. Iko ployort sbirod vory llttlo glory. Tklt yoar’t 6olf too kid won ployort pirtlclpitlog Ikn lo ■toy provloot tottoot. Oily foor pltyort took part lo Iko Olitrlct ■oil. kol Ikoir loixporlioco tkowod. n oobody placid. All of Iko Iota on nfonlog lodorclittwoo tod on looklog forword lo t koltor tootoo ooxl yoor. 162 Barry Gilmori loot off. 163 FRESHMEN L L Tba Irishman football saason was bat-tar tbai it was said ta ba. This par's taam playad axtramaly wall. This was a laaraiag saasoa far tba frasbnai ta billd cbaractar. baiag tba first saasaa far tba 9tb gradars ta wark ait with tba varsity taam. No coatract was nada bit tbay work-id oit tbroigh tba lai-coitract drills. Wlniig wasa't a primary goal, bit tba taacbiig af fundamanlils of football aid ta prapara frashnai far tba varsity laval was vary siccassfil. Bottom L ta Cbarlas Madlii. Ricky Hall. Rogar Eladga. Carl Mullins. Mark Gib — Coacb Anthony Hartsflald. Randy Young. Jody Doan, Gary Hun and Coach Frad Boyd. Lanar Harding. Mlddla L ta R — vn aid Byron Madlii. Top L to R Magsby. Jai Constant. Dal Bryd Tba frashnai dafaisa nakas a plai for tba laxt play. Cbarlas Madlii praparas ta work bis way down flald. 164 Abbott. Dwain. 71 Agnaw. Bridget. 71 Ammeter. Hans. 35.137 Anderson. Patricia. 8.14.19. 57 Anderson. Tee. 35. 54 Anderson. Timmy. 63 Atkinson. Brenda. 71 Atkinson. Corintha. 16.57 Atkinson. Joseph. 63 Aydelott. Vickie. 29. 57 Bailey. Michael. 63 Barnard. Oione. 71 Barnett. Brenda. 71 Barnett. Cindy. 8.16.57 Barnett. James. 57 Baxter. Michael. 26. 63 Beard. Paula. 10.12.18.16. 98.57.126.127.148.150.160. 161 Beatles. Michael. 63.146 Bell. Allen. 24. 28. 29. 35.51.116 Bell. Francena. 26. 63 Bell. Regina. 71 Benitone. Troy. 26. 63.40.126.162 Benner. Ronnie. 63 Benson. Michele. 15. 71 Berry, Maurice. 63.146 Berry. Michael. 35.138 Berry. Patricia. 26. 27.63.117 Benner. Ronnie. 63 Best. RaElla. 26. 71 Block. Doug. 12. 35.47.115.140.158.159 Block. Jo. 26. 63.127.150.151 Bluford. Reatta. 15. 24.57.16 Blagg. Francetta. 71 Boruff. Steward Bradley. 35 Bond. Julie. 11.14.16.19. 21.22. 56.57.101.126 Bostic. Steve. 5.16.35. 43. 50. 78. 99.135.140 Bowens. Joyce. 12. 63.148.150.160.161 Bowlby. Lisa. 5. 25.53. 57 Boyd. Alandis. 8.35.45. 98.140.144 Boyd. Julie. 10.14.21. 22. 26.30. 56.57.61.121.125.126. 127.150.160 Boyd. Margaret. 22. 63.104 Boyd. Susan. 35. 54 Bradley. Felicia. 63 Bradley. Monterrey. 15. 71. 75.158 Branch. Fred. 63 Branch. Gwen. 35. 52 Brantley. Tim. 71 Britton. Linda. 57 Brogdon. Monica. 26. 63.67 Brower. Lisa. 71 Brown. Angela. 26. 70. 71 Brown. Danny. 63 Brown. John. 57 Brown. Pierre. 63 Brown. Tony. 26.71.111.164 Bruton. Reid. 21. 22.25. 26.48.57.102.105.120.130 Buchanan. Martin. 63.158 Buck. Robert. 57 Buckner. Annette. 35.49 Buckner. Shirlean. 57.150 Buckner. Wesley. 71 Burch. Keally. 57. 26 Burg. Debbie. 63 Butler. Clina. 26. 71 Byrd. Del. 71.164 Byrn. Donna. 21. 63 Byrn, Mike. 35 Campbell. Jill. 15.71.102 Campbell. Juanita. 71 Capehart. Stephen. 16. 36.117 Carnell. David. 24.63 Carroll. Melissa. 71 Carroll. Ray. 71 Carter. Billy. 16. 57.104.156 Carter. Vhonda. 63 Castelli. Eddie. 21. 25.26. 57.103.130 Castelli. Paula. 71.160 Cecil. Joseph. 9.16. 26. 34.36 Cecil. Kenny. 57 Cecil. Laura. 14.18.21.63.160 Chailland. Laura. 21. 63.69.147.150.151.160 Chandler. Bobby. 63 Chandler. Toubo. 16. 57.104 Cheek. Kevin. 14.63.110.140.146.156.157 Christian. Lynn. 57 Churchill. Kim. 14. 21. 22. 63.67 Clark. Andrea. 26. 27.64 Clark. Michka. 16. 26.36 Clark. Susan. 36 Clark. Terry. 36.119.171 Claxton. Jeff. 64.140.162 Cobb. Elbert. 158 Cobb. Mark. 64.158 Cobb. Monica. 5.10.57. 78.98.154.155 Cobb. Regina. 64.101 Cobb. Renea. 71. 76 Cole. Trina. 3.4.5. 8.14.16. 28.30. 36.43.44.45.49.103. 105.106.107.125.129.138 Coleman. Bobby. 57.145 Collins. Jennifer. 4. 8.34.36.44.50.103.106.107.129 Collins. Joan. 69. 71 Colvett. Mark. 71. 75 Combs. Eydie. 15.30.70.71.77 Constant. Angie. 26. 71 Constant. Jon. 8. 71.164 Constant, Trey. 64.140 Cook. Stoney. 64.102 Cooper. Christina. 24 Covington. Brenda. 57 Covington. Sell. 71.164 Creasy. Brian. 26. 71 Crenshaw. Alfea. 26. 71 Crenshaw. Christy. 8. 64.148.150 Crenshaw. Mat. 64 Crowe. Michael. 36.53.102.107.109.140 Cummings. Connie. 71 Cummings. Stephanie. 4.13.14.36. 52.106.107.135.137,175 Currie. Keith. 56. 57.102.110.115.127.140.141.152.153 Curtis. Kevin. 64. 69 Dale. Lisa. 64.147 Davis. Dena. 16.19.21.28.57.113 Davis. Glen. 20. 72 Dawson. Jessie. 9. 26.30. 54. 64.160 Dawson. Roosevelt. 16. 26.57. 61. 111. 114.152.153 Dean. Claudia. 34. 36.48.102.118.119.128.130 Dean. Jody. 70. 72.164 Dean. Karen. 21.57.101 Oildine. Tammie. 64 Dodson. Shona. 72 Dorroh. Richard. 36.48.100.119.130.136.152.153.171 Driver. Alicia. 14.31.57 Dudley. Gerianne. 8.11.12.14.21.22. 26.30. 62. 64.112.121. 122.126.150.160 Dudley. Shane. 36.107.109.129.136.138.140 Dunahoo. Angie. 37.45 Duncan. Oeleana. 57 Dye. Jimmie. 57 Dye. Michele. 26. 72 Eledge. Roger. 4. 72. 77.164 Englehardt. Don. 12. 58.61.140.141.158 Englehardt. Ellen. 72 Faulkner. Dewayne. 64.156.157 Faulkner. Jeff. 16.58. 59 Faulkner. Johnny. 37.43.44. 78.119.125.129.156 Fields. Kittrell. 64 Fisher. Brian. 37. 78.98.125 Flowers. Jeff, 72 Floyd. Ricky. 72 Forbus. Jeanna. 72 Ford. Frances. 72 Ford, Kenneth. 64 Foreman. Angela. 24. 58.148.150 Foreman. Jessie. 64.146 Foreman. Polly. 72 Foster. Danny. 8. 58 Foster. Jerry. 64.158 Foster. Kathy. 37.47 Foster. Linda. 72 Fox. Rhonda. 64 Fuller. Teresa. 72 George. Freddra. 14.18.56. 58.127 George. Gwen. 26.30.64.109 Gibbons. Mark. 72.164 Gibson. Bobby. 72 Gibson. Tammy. 64 Gibson. William. 58 Gill. John. 37 Gilmore. Barry. 21. 58.59.61.162 Gilmore. Pamela. 21. 22.64 Glass. Alicia. 26. 72 Glass. James. 72 Goff. Melanie. 8.14.21.37. 52 Going. Dale. 16. 58.98 Going. Jackie. 72.126 Goodale. Carol. 64 Goodale. Richard. 72 Gordon. Kim. 16. 58 Gordon. Tim. 58. 59.98.122 Goss. Teresa. 14. 65. 72 Grady. Lynn. 58.140 Granger. Yolanda. 65 Grant. Lee Dora. 72 Grant. Ronnie. 65 Grays. Billy. 72 Grays. Billy. 72 Green. Donnie. 59.140 Green. Edward. 140 Green. John. 65 Grissom. Jeff. 5.37.52. 78. 98.107.109.135. Grissom. Jerry. 72.125 Grubbs. Loren. 72 Gubin. David. 65.140.152.153 Guest. Randy. 10.12.14.19.58.121.127.140 Hall. Barry. 16.31.58.152.153 Hall. Glorest. 22. 73 Hall. Rickey. 26. 73.164 Hall. Sandra. 28.37.49.134 Hamilton. Carolyn. 73 Hardaway. Tony. 28.37.47.109.116.140.159 Hardin. Lamar. 5. 73.100.115.164 Harris. Phyllis. 14.16.31.148 Harris. Rufus. 16. 56, 58 Hassen. Terry. 65 Hawk. Jim. 73 Hayes. Ruthie. 58. 59 Haynes. Carole. 4.37.50.106.107 Hayes. Darell. 65.146.158 Hayes. John. 73 Hayes. Malcolm. 26. 73 Henderson. Paul. 73 Henderson. Tracey. 4.14.37.44.49.100.106.107,108.129 Henderickson. Angela. 14. 38.54.114 Henderickson, Benny. 73 Herren. Sherry. 38. 54 Hicks. Jennifer. 21. 22.26. 27.65.109 Highley. Damon. 3. 58 Hilburn. Cheryl. 24. 73 Hilburn. Marenda. 26. 65 Hill. Lisa. 138 Hill. Richard. 58. 59 Hite. David. 10.11.14. 38.45.46.130.135.136.138 Holder. Glenda. 24. 65 Holder. Rebecca. 58 Holland. Greg. 3. 58. 78.98.117.140 Holman. Debbie. 10.14.21. 22.38.50.125.136.154.155 Hopkins. Ernest. 73.158 Hopkins. Micheal. 73 Hopkins. Shirley. 65. 78.160 Horner. David. 73 Hosier. Kenneth. 26. 65.69. 111. 163 Houston, Cynthia. 4,18.22. 23. 25.31.58,112.127 Houston. Mike. 38 Howe. Shawn. 64. 65.109.140.156 Huckaba. Randy. 65 Hudgins. Tanna. 73 Hueppauff. Scott. 16. 38.117 Hundhausen. Ashley. 38.53.119 Hundhausen. Gary. 73.164 Hunt. Dennis. 73 Hunt. Jerome. 58. 98 Hunt. Rebecca. 14.16.30.58 Hunter. Charles. 73 Hunter. Diane. 58 Hunter. Virginia. 37. 55 Hymon. Cassandra. 73.147.150.151 Ingram. Derek. 10. 58.104 Ingram. Tracy. 65.67 Isbell. Jerry. 58 Isom. Edward. 144.158 Jackson. Danny. 73 Jackson. Janelle. 65 Jackson. Martha. 38. 54 Jackson. Mary, 14. 38.54 Jackson. Mellanie. 14. 73.69 Jackson. Regina. 26. 65 Jackson. Ronnie. 38 Jarboe. Kendall. 19. 21. 24. 65.69 Jarvies. Clarence. 31.38 Jarvies. Darryl. 58 Jarvies. Joyce. 65. 69 Jean. Brian. 26. 65.69. Ill Jennings. Joyce. 12. 65.99.147.150.151.160.161 Johnecheck. Paul. 65.67 Johnson. Abalene, 12.24. 65.160.161 Johnson. Brook. 65. 69 Johnson. George. 39 Johnson. Jamie. 65.146 Johnson. Judy. 21. 26. 65. 78 Johnson. Michael. 39 Johnson. Patricia. 65 Johnson. Paula. 58. 78 Johnson. Rocky. 73 Johnson. Sandra. 3. 73 Johnson. Willie. 58 Joiner. Ellen. 16. 58 Jones. Angela Aydelott. 39 Jones. Antwone Jones. Craig. 73 Jones. John. 73 Jones. Marcus. 65 INDEX • Jonas. Marvin. 73 Jonas. Michael. 28. 39.51.103.116 Jonas. Patricia. 39 Jordon. Randall. 65 Joyner. Terry. 39. 54. 78.100.119.131.140 Kelly. David. 14.21.39.116 Kirby. Carolyn. 73 Kirby. Mary. 59 Knight. Ellon. 100 Knott. Carl. 12.59.140.141 Lack. Teresa. 16.59. 78 Lake. Debbie Lake. Tammy, 8.14.16. 21.22.65.125 Lane. Calvin. 73.98 Lane. James. 39.43.49.114.126 Lane. Jacqueline Lane. John. 31.59.144 Larry. Reba. 73. 76,160.161 Leatherwood. Stephanie. 73 Lee. Alan. 66 Lee. Lisa. 73 Leek. Kim. 74. 75.147 Leslie. Mary Ann. 74 Lewis. Tina. 59 Lewis. Tony. 74 Lewis. Veronica. Ill Lockridge. Denise. 74 Lockridge. Ronnie. 14. 8.59.103.114 Lopez. Esther. 21.22.28. 39. 55 Lucas. Patsy. 74 Lunbeck. Elizabeth. 26. 27. 74 Lunbeck. Raymond. 26. 66 Lyde. Clarence, 39 Lynn. John. 39. 45 Magsby. Jimmy. 74.164 Malone. Jerrianne. 21. 22. 72. 74.76 Manz. Chuck. 59.122 Martin. Libby. 5.10.21.59. 78.154.155 Mathenia. Nathalie. 59 McAdams. Janet Lay. 39.55 McCall. Steve. 74 McClain. Charles. 16.40.55 McClendon. Paula. 5. 30.32.40.115.119.134 McClendon. Phyllis. 66.151 McCoy. Vickie. 40.51.101.155 McDonald. Lisa. 4. 21. 25. 26. 74. 111. 112.150.151 McKillion. Jerry. 66.146 McNabb. Terry. 16.40.43.102 McTernan, Terri. 66. 99 Medlin.Byron.74.110.115.146,164 Medlin, Charles. 74.156.164 Medlin. Don, 10.11.12,14.32.40.43.115.119,120.140 Medlin. Jimmy. 66 Medlin. Pam. 21. 25. 26.150.151 Melton. Jimmy. 104 Melton. Melissa. 74 Middleton. Tina. 26. 72.74 Middleton. Wilma. 30. 59.105 Mills. Joan. 59 Mitchell. Phil. 59. 78.140.156 Mooney. Daniel. 74 Moore. Andrew. 26. 66.162 Moore. Rex. 48.59.117 Moore. Tommy. 59 Morris. Jerry. 74 Moss. Greg. 59.144.145.156 Mott. Dennis. 5. 74. 77 Motion. Samuel. 74 Mullins. Carl. 74.146.164 Mullins. Leroy. 59 Nelson. Anna. 4. 26.30. 70. 74. 77.120.160 Nelson. Elizabeth. 16. 59 Nelson. Joe. 74.100 Newburn. Michael. 12. 59.140.144.145.158 Nichols. Eddie. 40 Nolen. Tammie. 16.19.59 Nunnery. John. 66.126.140 Oatsvall. Sheila. 4.18.21.62.66.150.151 Onlay. Bill. 5. 28.40.43.44. 50. 78.99.101.107.109.115. 135.140.143.156.157 Overbey. Mike. 74. 77.156.164 Page. Tammie. 59 Palermo, Tracy. 30. 74 Palmer. Karen. 40.47 Palmer. Richard. 40. 46.135.140.141 Parker. Emanuel. 74 Pate. Angie. 52. 40 Pattillo. Alicia. 5.16.40. 50 Payton. Gene. 66 Pendergrass. Kim. 34.40.119.128 Pierce. Carol. 8.12.19.21.59.126.154.155 Pierce. Wendy. 66 Porter. Chris. 23.16.21.26. 59 Powell, Perry. 41.46.140.144 EX • INDEX • IIMPEM Prather. Alphonso. 66.110.114.146 Prather. Jacob. 66 Prather. Joyce. 28.51.41.100.116.128.135 Prather. Michael. 66.146 Prfvett. Brenda. 41.43.54 Proctor. Pam. 14. 59.61 Pruitt. Linda. 49 Pullam. Scott. 74 Rainey. Marty. 16.17.41 Redden. Hershel. 74 Redden. Micah. 59 Redden. Sheila. 14. 60 Reed. Steve. 66.140 Reno. Bobby. 74 Reno. Denna. 18. 60 Rhinehart. Lawanda. 24. 60.148.150.151 Ricks. Johnny. 74 Riney. Pat. 3.17.28. 29.41.53.103.116 Roberts. Chris. 74 Robertson. Petey. 60 Robinson. Precita. 75.150.160 Rodgers. Arnita. 38. 52.128 Rodgers. Debra. 41. 52.128 Rodgers. Jerreli, 24. 75 Rodgers. Joyce. 14. 26.60 Rodgers. Lois. 75. 78 Rodgers. Ronald. 60 Rodgers. Sharon. 66 Rodgers. Stephen. 26. 74 Ross. Windell. 16. 24.60.110.140.144 Rushing. John. 60 Rushing. Pam. 14. 21.66 Rushing. Paula. 75 Samples. Aaron. 66.146.156 Samples. Daron. 66.156 Samuels. Delia. 75 Samuels. Shirey. 75 Sanders. Monica. 5. 60 Sellers. Floyd. 75 Sawyers. Shone, 3.5. 8. 29.30. 60.105.115.117 Sayre. Vickie. 18.19.60 Scott. Eddie. 66 Scott. Richard. 16. 60 Shephard. Yvette. 66 Simmons. Charles. 41.43.109.140.145 Simmons. Eldridge, 12. 60.158 Simpson. Joyce. 24. 75 Sims. Stacy. 75.163 Singleton. Clint. 60 Skinner. Brenda. 66 Skinner. Lisa. 75 Smith. Bernard. 75 Smith. Cheryl. 14. 60.125 Smith. David. 28.41 Smith. Judy. 75 Smith. Mary Smith. Michael. 24.66 Smith. Rita. 66.160 Smith. Sandy. 14.21.66 Smith. Todd. 60 Smith. Truman Lee. 66.140.156 Stanfill. Belinda. 8. 26.66.150 Starks. Teresa. 22. 75 Stepp. Kim. 8.14.21.26. 66.101 Storey. Connie. 60 Summers. Leslie. 66.160 Tate. Joe. 67 Taylor. Carol. 75.160 Taylor. Darren. 75 Taylor. Deanna. 67 Taylor. Scott. 41.136 Taylor. Susan. 15.41.43. 50.125.136 Taylor. Terry. 4. 67 Taylor. Willie. 12.41.48.130.140.144.158.159 Tedder, Poula, 26. 30. 72. 75. 77.160 Thompson. Larry. 60 Thornton. Brad. 75 Thornton, Hank. 60 Tillman. Laurie. 75 Tillman. Susan. 41.49.119,129 Timothy. Shirley. 60 Toles. Ira. 42 Tosh. Clara. 67 Townsend. Chris. 5.14.42. 43. 50 Townsend. Laura. 14,19.21. 26, 111. 104 Travis. Charles. 26. 60.61.158 Treece. Brad. 75. 77.115.156.164 Treece. Clint. 75 Truelove. John. 20. 75 Tubbs. Bobby. 76 INDEX • INDEX • IND Tucker. Tabilha. 76 Turnage. Jeff. 26. 67.156 Varney. Jim. 76 Utley. Janet. 67 Viar. Donnie. 67 VanAusdall. Stacy. 10. 42.43. 45. 51 Warren. Carnell. 76 Warren. Darlene. 60 Walton. Jeannine. 16. 60 Walton.Terrell.24.42.46. Ill Walton. Rena. 42. 52.137 Watkins. Bernadette. 11. 22. 26. 62. 67.154. 155.160.161 Watkins. Brandon. 60.140.162 Watkins. Chris. 21. 22. 26. 70. 76.121.152 Watkins. Greg. 3. 8. 5.10. 34.42. 44.45.107.109.137,140. 141,156.157 Wells. Terry Westerman. Greg. 76 White. Melinda. 3.14.16.17. 28.29.42.53.103.129 Whitener. Mari. 12. 21.22. 25.30.60.102.105.120 Whitfield. Anthony. 60 Whitney. Terri. 76 Wicker. Eddie. 26. 76.164 Wicker. Mike. 60 Wigginton. Tammy. 21. 24. 25. 30. 60.105.112 Willbanks. Richard. 42. 52.103.140 Willett. Calvin. 72. 76.158 Williams. Annette. 42.45.48. 53.148.150 Williams. Freda. 42.136 Williams. Karla. 8. 42.48.117.136.154.155 Williams. Kerry. 67 Williams. Paula. 26. 76.147 Williams. Rodney. 76 Wilson. Tonay. 60 Wimberley. Andy. 76 Wimberley. Paula, 76 Wolford. Tammy. 76 Wooden. Tina. 76 Woods. Dwayne. 12. 60.140.141.142.144. 158 Woods. Renay. 67 Woods. Rhonda. 3. 76.141.150.151.160 Woods. Talei. 14. 20.21.60 Yberra. Donna. 112 Young. Carol. 24 Young. Debbie. 21. 26. 70. 77. 111. 115.147.154.155 Young. Randy. 76.110.164 Young. Sandy. 76 (Above) Richird Dorroh hams It ■) with Tarry Clark. (Below) Mrs. Natalia Tata's psychology class oxparimoot with a Ouija board. EH • INDEX • INDEX SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ammeter. Hans — Clark, Susan — Anderson. Erwin Tee — Basketball. Clark. Terry — Bell. Allen — Concert Chorus (9th, 10th. 11th). Cotton Blossom Staff. FBLA, and DECA. Barry. Michael — Block. Doug — FCA. Varsity C . President of Key Club, (four years) Football, (three years) Golf, (one year) Track. First Team All-Conf. Center Linebacker. First Team All-District. Nominated for All-State. Lineman of the Year. Lettered (three years) of Football, (two years) of Golf. Boruff. Brad — Cole. Trina — FBLA (four years). President FBLA (Senior year). FHA (three years) Regional Officer FHA (Junior year). DECA (two years). Vice-President DECA (Senior year). Tiger Rag Staff (Junior year). Cotton Blossom Staff (Senior year). Cheerleader (two years). Homecoming Candidate. Student Council (three years). School Betterment Chairman (Senior year). Collins. Jennifer — Crowe. Michael — Football. Band. Varsity “C” Club. Homecoming Escort. Weightlifting Program. Bostic. Steve Eric — Band (9-10). Football (9-12), DECA (12). Cummings. Stephanie — FHA (9-10). FBLA (11-12), FTA (12). Band (9). Flag Corps (9). Attended Girls' State. 1981 Homecoming Candidate. Boyd. Alandis — Football (four years). Basketball (four years). Track (four years). FCA, V.C. Club. DECA. Student Council. Member of 1981 Missouri Boys' State. First Team All-Conference in Football for (two years). First Team All-Conference. All-District Selected to Play in the 1982 All Star Game in Basketball. Student Council Vice-President. All Conference. All District. All State in Track. Boyd. Susan Elaine — DECA Member (1981-82) Candy Striper (1980-81). Tiger Rag Staff (Circulation Editor). Branch. Gwen — Basketball (10th grade). Member of DECA. Honor Roll 3rd Quarter. Certified Nurses Aide. Buckner. Annette — Vocational Industrial Club of America — Secretary. Placed in Spelling Bee in Cape Giradeau (9th grade). Certified as a Nursing Aide at the Pemiscot Vocational School. Byrn. Mike — Dean. Claudia — Freshman Band. Spanish Club. Member of Band. DECA. Jazz Choir. Tiger Mascot. Cast Member of Play. Freshman Homeroom President. Sophomore Class Secretary Treasurer. Homeroom Vice-President. Junior Class Secretary Treasurer. Senior Class Secretary Treasurer. Earned District Choir. One Rating District Contest. Went to State Vocal Music Contest. Cotton Blossom Queen. Dorroh. Richard — Freshman Football. Tennis (4 years). FBLA. Curtain Going Up ' We re All Guilty Cast. Student Council (1 year). Photography Club (3 years). Honor Graduate. Bovs' State. Finished 2nd and 3rd at District Tennis in Douoles. State Quarterfinals in Doubles. Dudley. Shane — Football (9.10.11.12). Band (9.10). Dunahoo. Angie - FBLA (10. 11). FHA (9. 11). Track (10). Capehart. Steve — Member of DECA (12th grade). Home Maintenance Award (11). Carter, Faye — Cecil. Joseph — Clark. Michka — Faulkner. Johnny — Baseball (9. 10. 11, 12). Football (9. 10). President of Math Science Club (11). President of Homeroom (12). Spanish Club (11). 4 year Letterman in Baseball. Honor Graduate. Fisher. Brian — Cast and Crew “Our Town (9). Spanish Club (10th). Band (9. 10). Stage Band (9tn). Student Council (11). Member of International Thespians Society (9.10.11.12). Vice-President of Freshman Class. Mardi 172 SENIOR RCCOMPLISHMENTS Gras Band Member (10). Homeroom Officer (9th). Foster. Kathy — DECA (11). Gill. John — FFA (Freshman year). Art Club (Sophomore and Junior year). VICA (Senior year). Glass. Gena — Won 1st in Bootheel Arts and Crafts Show. Goff. Melanie - FHA (9. 10. 11). FBLA (10. 11. 121. French Club (9). Harlequin Thespians (10.11.12). Candy Striper (10). Future Teachers of America (12). Math Club Secretary (9). Student Council (11.12), Homeroom President (9). Freshman Class Secretary Treasurer. Cast: If a Man Answers. Student Director Curtain Going Up. Construction Crews. Grissom. Jeffrey — Band (9.10). Spanish Club (10), Varsity C Club, Homeroom Officer (9. 10). Honor Graduate. (4 years) of Football. Lettered (three years). Hall. Sandra — Library Club (9. 11), Homeroom Secretary (Sophomore year). Homeroom Reporter (12). Photo Club (9). Vice-President of Spanish Club (11). FHA 11), Editor of Tiger Rag (11), Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook. Received a Letter of Recognition from Northeast Missouri State University. Hardaway. Tony — Football (11, 12). Basketball Manager 9,10, 11. 12). Track (10. 11. 12). FCA. FHA. Haynes. Carole — FBLA (1 year). Homecoming Candidate, Girls'State (1981). Hendrickson. Angela — Volleyball Manager (9). Participation of Black History Assembly (9-12). FBLA (12). President of Homeroom (12), Tiger Rag Staff Copy Editor and Reporter (11). Henderson. Tracey — Herren. Sherry — Tiger Rag Staff (Copy Editor). Candy Striper (2 years). SOt Program. Concert Chorus. Honor Roll (12). Hite. David Shawn — Band (9th). French Club (9th), National Honor Society (10th-l2th). FBLA (12th). Homeroom Officer (9th). Honor Roll (9-12). Highest GPA (9th. 10th. 11th). National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist, Wal-Mart Scholarship Recipient. Century Club and Honor Scholarship from Murray. FBLA District Contest. 1st in Accounting II. 1st Business Law. FBLA State Contest 3rd in Business Law. Holmon. Debra Lynn — French Club (9th-12th), National Honor Society (10th-12th). Harlequin Thespians (11th-12th). FBLA (12th). Girls’ Tennis Team (11th-12th), Junior Class President. Competed in District and State FBLA Contest. Honor Graduate. University of Missouri Curators Scholarship. UMC Agriculture Scholarship. Hopkins. Arneta Ann Rodgers — Band (2 years). Flag Corps. DECA. Tiger Rag. Houston. Michael — Hueppauff. Scott — DECA. 2nd place in District Contest in Food Marketing — Master Employee. Art Club. Hundhausen. Ashley Beth — FHA (2 years). Band (1 year), SOE, Homeroom President (Sophomore year). Cotton Blossom Candidate. Jackson. Martha — Jackson. Mary — Jackson. Ronnie — DECA. Johnson, Michael A. - FHA (1 year). VICA (2 years). VICA Parliamentarian. District Winner in Club Activities (2 years). Jones. Angela Aydelott — Candy Striper (10th and 11th), DECA (1 Itn). Lounge Sponsor (11th). Jones. Michael — Cotton Blossom Staff. Tiger Rag Staff (Reporter). Jones. Patricia — Joyner. Terence Wayne — Football (10th-12th). Offensive and Defensive Tackle. 3-year Letterman. Kelly. David James — FBLA (10th-12th). Photo Club (1 Itn). Art Club (9th), Harlequin Thespians (10th-12th). Vocational School (11th), Missouri Army National Guard- 173 SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS (11th-12th). FBLA Chapter Service Award (10th). Lane. James — Basketball (10). Football (10. 11th), Football Manager (12th), FBLA. Letterman in Football. All-Conference Honorable Mention in Football (11th). Lopez. Esther — Varsity Basketball Letter (11th). Honor Roll and Honor Graduate (12th). French Club and Harle-quin Thespians (11th. 12th). Lighting Crew for Curtain doing Up (11th). Helped Build Set for We re All Guilty” (12th). Cotton Blossom Staff (12th). Lyde. Clarence — Lynn. John — VICA (2 years). McAdams. Janet Lay — DECA. Became Certified Nurse s Aide Through C.H.S. Vocational Course. McClain. Charles - FBLA (10th). DECA (11th. 12th). McClendon. Paula — Cheerleader (12th). Volleyball (10, 11.12th). Band (9.10th). Flag Corps (9.10th). Flag Co-Captain (10). Honor Graduate. Homeroom Officer (9-12). Cotton Blossom Candidate. McCoy. Vickie — Tennis Team (10. 11. 12th). Student Council Representative (9th). Lighting Crew of the Play (11th). McNabb. Terry — Band (9-10th), Flag Corps (9-10), FBLA (9-12th). Student Council (9th). Thespians (9-12th. Honor Roll. Track. Volleyball. Homeroom Officer (9th). DECA (11 -12th). William Jewell Church Campus Award. Medlin. Don — Honor Society (10-12). President (12). FBLA (10-12th), District Officer 12). Math-Science Club. Spanish Club. Varsity C” (10-12th). Basketball (9-11). AN-Conference(IO). Football (11.12). Honorable Mention — All Conference (12th). Cast and Crews. Curtain Going Up” (11th). “We re All Guilty.” (12th). Boys’ State Participant. Honor Graduate. Cotton Blossom Escort. Nichols Eddie — Onley. Bill — FBLA (12th). Varsity C” Club (10-12th). Cotton Blossom Staff — Sports Editor (12th). Football (11-12th). Baseball (10-12th). Homecoming Escort (12th). All-Conference Honorable Mention Football (12th). Palmer. Karen — FBLA. Tiger Rag Staff, DECA. Palmer. Richard — Pate. Angela - FBLA (10-12th), FTA (11th). DECA 111th). Harlequin Thespians (9-lOth). Student Council 11th). Band (9-11th), Flag Corps (11th). 4th at FBLA listrict Contest at Kennett. Machine Transcription (12th). Lettered in Band (11th). Pattillo. Alicia — Concert Chorus (9th). FHA (9th). DECA (11th and 12th). County Winner — Sew With Cotton (9th). Pendergrass. Kimberly — Band. Flag Corps (9th). Student Council (10th). DECA. FTA. Tiger Rag Staff (11th). SOE. FBLA. Senior Class Reporter. Cotton Blossom Candidate (12th). Powell, Perry — Football. Basketball. DECA. Prather. Joyce — Volleyball (3 years). Basketball (1 earl. Cotton Blossom Staff. Tiger Rag. Copy Editor, resnman Homeroom President. Junior Homeroom President. Senior Homeroom Reporter. Black History. FHA (1 year). Letterman in Volleyball. Gold Card. Privett, Brenda — Cotton Blossom Staff Typist (12th), Candy Striper (12th). Campus Chorus (9th). Pruitt. Linda — Rainey. Marty — Rinev. Pat — DECA (2 years). FBLA (2 years). FTA (1 year). FHA (1 year). Cotton Blossom Staff. Rodgers. Deborah — DECA. Tiger Rag (11). Scott. Leon — Simmons. Charles — Football. Honorable Mention and All-Conference. Lettered (3 years). Basketball. Honorable Mention. Varsity Letter (4 years). All-Conference Junior Varsity. Track. Lettered (3 years). Spanish Award (9th). Smith. David — Cotton Blossom Staff (12th). Band (1 year). 174 SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Taylor, Scott — Taylor. Susan — Taylor. Willie — Football Letter (3 years). Basketball (3 years). Track (2 years). President of Student Council. 4th in State Mile Relay. Most Interceptions in State (1981-82). Tillman. Susan — French Club (9th). FHA (9.10th). FBLA Ml. 12th), FFA (11th). SOE (12th). DECA (11th), Class Representative (11th and 12th). Toles, Ira — Townsend. Chris — Volleyball (10). Band (9. 10. 11). Flag Corps (9. 10. 11). Flag Captain (11). Harle-quin Thespians (9th). FHA (12th). FBLA (12th). VanAusdall. Stacy — FBLA (12th). French Club (9th). Honor Society (10-12th). Band (9-1 Oth). Secretary 12th). All-Division Bana (9th). Homeroom President 11th). Honor Roll (9-12), American History Award 11th). Highest Grade-Point Average in Freshman Class 9th). Shorthand Medal (11th). Typing Certificate. Walton. Rena — FBLA. DECA. FHA. Placed 3rd in Stenographer II and 3rd in Secretarial Office Procedures in the FBLA District Conference. Walton. Terrell — Track Team (3 years). Lettered. Basketball Manager (2 years). Football Manager. FHA (4 years). FHA State President (80-81). Sophomore Class President. Attended National FHA Conference in St. Louis. Also Attended State Conference (2 years). Watkins. Greg — President Senior Class. Vice Pres. Junior Class. Football (9-12). Basketball (9). Golf (9-11), Baseball (12). Student Council (9-11). FCA (9-12), Honor Society (10-12), Honor Graduate. Varsity C” Club. Gold Card. Homecoming Escort. Boys’ State. White. Melinda - Band (9th). DECA (11. 12th). FBLA (10. 11. 12th). Tiger Rag Staff. Cotton Blossom Staff (12th). Attended Girls' State. Received Golf Card. Honor Graduate. Willbanks. Richard — Football (9. 10. 11. 12). Math- Science Club (11. 12th). Lighting Crew for Curtain Going Up.” We re All Guilty, and Sound Crew for “We re All Guilty. FFA (9th). 3 year Letterman. Attended SEMO Math Field Day All (4 years). Vice-Pres. Math-Science Club (12th). State FFA Representative (9th). Attended Science and Humanities Symposium at University of Missouri-St. Louis 12th. Williams. Annette — 1 year Band. DECA Club. Basketball (4 years). Volleyball, track (2 years). Black History. Second Team All-State Basketball Player. 11.4 Points a Game for Season. Williams. Freda — DECA (for 1 year). Made Honor Roll 3rd Quarter in 1982. Williams. Karla — French Club. Student Council. Girl's Tennis Team. Lighting Crew Curtain Going Up. If a Man Answers Lighting Crew Trophy. Lettered in Tennis. Wra. I CMld'vi kid i V-8! (Stipkiiii CiMli|t) 175 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would liko to oxpross ay groilisl approciation to the flit group of studauts that worked diligently in planning and pulling together this 1982 Colton Blosson. Tkoy worn Iht host staff a first-yoar advisor could over wait. Spoclal rocogaltioa should go lo Melinda White. Pat Riooy. aid Altai Boll, the inexhaustible layout staff, who suffered through several occasions when their hard work had It ho r� -deie. throigh to fault of thalr own. Joyce Prather has wrlttoi sparkling copy. Hue aid lime agaii. Vlckia Aydolatt aid Bmda Prlvitl hava typed the eolirety of this book (with kalp from Tony Hardaway) aid have also indexed every photography. Trill Cili aid Saidra Hall, thi idltors-ii-chiit. have been ready, williig aid able to assist ii any way possible. Aid. ftialiy. the pretty pictiros you son ii this book would lot have ben possibla without the hard work of photographers and darkroom technicians. Richard Dorroh. Eslhat Lopez, aid Dua Davis. Wo also appreciate the assistaice ol the Carilhorsvilla School Board, for maklig this book possible, the administrators, faculty, and staff of Caruthorsvillo High School lor helping whenever wo ended it. ti Pemiscot Publishing Company and to Michaal Berry. Torosa Richardson Cover photograph courtesy ol Richard Dorroh. CHS Senior. 176