Castleberry High School - Castleviews Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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: ej aT. : ear Be : When it comes to friends, Hank Harris says that Gary Hinkel, Kenny Joines, and Kevin Johnson are the best there is. | y friend for a coke?” Just ask Greg Atteberry “Hey, we're bad,” say old buddies Wesley Miller and Gary Lopez. and Rusty Simpson. orn : — — ie “What do you mean, borrow money from a | “I thought big sisters were suppose to be your friend!” screams Carleen Richards to big sis Through thick and through thin Alan Comtois, Mike Renee. Garrison, and John Carter stick together. ® 18 3)

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THE Work and ant No Breaks Shae ny Wad: Gass much Hearkaches Breaks were a big part of the school life at Castleberry. Students enjoyed and respected this privilege. For a while, the 7:30 a.m. schedule omitted the break and then when the break was returned it was under certain conditions — no carbonated bever- ages and no candy. Some students seemed to feel that without this opportunity to let loose with their friends, why come at all? “WHAT? Are you kidding?” Richard Austin ‘Ha, ha, I sneaked one in anyway,” says David frantically asks. Hoschar. j o 3 sy o - Above: “There will NOT be a break!” informs Mr. Barnes, the principal. Below: ‘Why us, what have we ever done?” pleads Pat Majors, Jill Dixon, and Lisa Ticknor. i ao vibe d i “Well, here’s what I think about the whole thing,” says Chuck Makarwich to Kirk Cullum. } { 17 |

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Heidi Larson hysterically reminds Joy Critten- den that friends help out with the homework too. “Lisa Ybarra and I are buddies from way back,” insists Barrie Sherrill. Be comenne ree “My best friend is Timmy Shopping for compa the Trash Can,” says Elisa- wich, Carleen Richards, Robin Johnson, Lisa Sheelar, and Patty beth James. ; Williams. ‘ | Cindy Stevens is glad to have her two new freshman friends — “But Is; don’t have any Anita Goble and Kelly Moskal. friends,” pouts Doug Chad- | wick. nionship are Lisa Ybarra, Christi Makar-. A Friend Is A Gift You Give burself Friendship — a member of the society of friends — is Webster’s way of saying that people are attached to each other by respect and affection. Friendship makes the world go ’round and at C.H.S. one of the real joys of living is having friends and keeping in touch with them. Above: “Phyliss Worrell is the only person that ” understands my disposition,” declares Robin Johnson. Below: “I’m glad that I have a friend like Debra Orzek,” laughs Holly Miller.