Chapel Hill High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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Concerns: The Class of '86 Looks Ahead the threat of nuclear war and the need to br- ing peace to unite the world as one Kyle Moore feeding the world's hungry Teressa Howard doing away with House Bill 72 Reginald Bush the economy - the unemployment rate must decrease in the near future Stacey Lynn McCoy taking care of the na- tional debt in the amount of S3 trillion. Kim Tabb JUBILATION. Seniors carry on the traditional cap-tossing ceremony. ALL-SMILES. Pam Cotton, Jackie Cornwell, LaShonda Cooks, and Charlotte Cooks look mellow. SOLEMNITY. David Hopkins and Michael Jackson look serious. VS? Ambitious: making the Olympic track team Greg Kennedy coming up with a cure for cancer and winning the Nobel Peace Prize Deon Norris working in the USAF, solving space com- munications problems, working with Civil Air Patrol and playing with my three-year- old son David Hicks having no regrets Lori Thornton being the best lead guitarist in the world Buddy St. Clair GOOD LUCK. Tracey Allen and Terri Andrews prepare to shake hands. THREESOME. Keith Battles, Stacy Atkins, and Geraldine Choice trade smiles. WHAT, NERVOUS? Melissa Stefan, Natalie Kirkley, and Paul Walls seem to have some jitters. HAS THE PARTY STARTED? James Ford, Earl Gee, Cheryl Lamberth, Valerie Green, and Tommy Ford feel good. EXPOUNDING. Richard Townsend is keyed-up over Graduation 25 something, as Judy Thomp- 5-'Vi son, Tamela Turner, and ., I Freda Thomas look on. l-fr in ii: W , '-.1

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GRADU TIG HAPPINESS IS . . . 'the thrill of victory Rush Shirley 'a black Lamborghini Michael JHCKSOD 'a state of mind Carl Johnson 'being with Yolanda Givens Royce Kennedy 'seeing my sister alive after a near-fatal motorcycle accident Melissa Stefan GOING FORWARD. Valedictorian John Busbee urges his classmates to pursue ex- cellence. BUDDIES. Kaye Gaumer, Jackie Furr, and Keda Frizzell huddle together before the final walk. OPPORTUNITIES. Salutatorian Scott Green reminds the class that success is taking advantage of op- portunities offered. LOVE AND KISSES. Lynn Palmer shows obvious pride in son Mike's accomplishments. BEGIN NINGS I AND ENDIN GS THE BEST OF TIMES MEMORIES picking up the sports section of the paper and seeing Chapel Hill ranked sixth in the state in baseball Richard Townsend my fourth period physics class . .. a really great bunch who put me at ease fairly quickly. Although they were mainly male chauvinists, I had the best time ever learning with and from them. Beth Flynn winning our Homecoming game Keith Battles I the teachers slip up every once in a while and show us that they're human. l'll remember them as excellent teachers and good friends. Scott Green when I sang Prince's 'I Would Die For U' at the school talent show and Steve Rahuii carried me off the stage. Cephus Choice INVOCATION. Carl Johnson offers the opening prayer. CHEERS. Eddie Francis, Minnie Holmes, and Glenda Hodge congratulate each other. 'I YES, DOCTOR? Sam Castleberry and Todd Crouch 24 Graduation strike intellectual poses as David Deel looks on.

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