Crittenden County High School - Rockette Yearbook (Marion, KY)

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Memories are cherished forever and the most precious memory to hold dear is the memory of Prom Night. Every girl and guy who attends the dance will look back at this very special night and remember all the craziness and tenderness that goes into this very special dance. Special thanks to all who worked hard to make this dance a memory to hold a lifetime. 1) Junior Blake and Serena Frills taking a breather from the dance floor. 2) Dana Brown enjoying dancing to one of the many songs played by the band “White Horse.” 3) Keyboard player of “White Horse” busy entertaining everyone who attended the dance. 4) D’Anna Browning showing off the back of her black and white prom dress. Kelly Gregory Prom 9

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Summer means the beginning of many sports and that includes golf. C.C.H.S. golf team, under the coaching of Melissa Sum- mers, began a strong season by winning numerous tournaments. Congratulations to the golf team on their successful season and may there be many more. 1) Scott Martin, a junior on the golf team, attempts to putt the ball into the hole. 2) Carl Hatfield, a sophomore team mem- ber, watches the ball fly far out of sight 3) Brian Wilson, senior, hits the ball far on the green while being watched by Neil Guess. 4-5) Mike Harshman, a junior, and Casey Tucker, a sophomore, practice on their swings. 6) Todd Blackburn, a freshman, works on hitting the ball. 7-9) Scott Martin demonstrating how to hit the ball. “The Swing” “The Strike” 8 Golf Kelly Gregory

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OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH w balance Proceeding above and beyond the call of duty, Crittenden County High School students strive to create a moral worth in each individual. Whether it be choos- ing a vocation or deciding upon special graduation dates. However, look at all the strive for excellence. Growing to- gether as one into working together as one. Setting goals for achievement helps to create a strong and efficient environment. Everyone has worked as a team during the 1987-88 school year. Definitely, all of the student body is “Ready for the World.” 1) Bill Rhodes makes his choice for his class ring. 2) Students that achieved above and beyond their normal capabilities are as follows: Front Row, Left to Right Billie Joe Duncan, Lisa Ad- ams, Julie Truitt, Crystal McDaniel, Suzian Lan- dreth, Kevin Floyd, Dena Garrett, Tiffany Cham- pion, and Jackie Travis. 2nd Row, Left to Right Barbara Adams, Leslie Winders, Tony Nation, Jeff Haire, Allison Diaz, Patty Corley, Kay Spur- rier, and Shawna Wheeler. 3rd Row, Left to Right Clay Stevens, Vince James, Matthew Smith, Timmy West Missy Cox, and Shannon Roberts. 3) Stephon Cozart asked if he looks like he is kidding? 4) Surprise! Armed Forces visited Crittenden County High School and gave a nice face for our camera man. 5) Sherron Cunningham conducts the Awards Assembly. 6) Mr. Bames asked “What is on this card, I cannot read ttl” 7) Scotte Tabor and Heather Watson look on as Terry Crabtree performs “surgery” on a poor frog in Biology II. Linda Cook teaches mis class. 8) Chris Mitchell says, “Stay in line, a straight one, to get a yearbook.” 9) Ralph Bakker, Taylor, Balfour Representative, shows some items sold for spirit in me high school. by: Karen Jackson 10 Special Events