Crossett High School - Termite Yearbook (Crossett, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1979 volume:

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Although this may seem unusual, this is the case at Crossett High. Fred Haynes, Ronald Matheney, and Mike White have gone into the ministry. In their own words, they have been called by God and have decided to devote their lives to preaching His word. Ride 'em cowgirl, is a phrase Janet Nichols has heard all her lite. Janet has been riding horses since the age oi six. Janet placed sixth in state competition in 78. Janet has also won 200 trophies in competition on her horse, Tom Par- ker. Glen Womble, a soph- omore at CHS, has an unusual kind ot hobby. He has been interested in herpetology, the study of reptiles, since about the age of ten. Glen has killed many different kinds of snakes and has been bitten several times, but only once by a poisonous one. Glen kills the snakes, dries their skin, and makes belts with them. He also enjoys tanning hides. Opening - 3 A-Opening Mark Young, the Bobin Hood of CHS, spends a great deal ot time in the woods. But he is not chasing Maid Marion or forming revolutions against the kingdom, rather, Mark bow hunts. That is the only thing that Mark has in common with the green hero of Sherwood forest, Mark has picked up bow hunt- ing as a hobby. As a result of his practicing, Mark has become rather good at it. He has won several tournaments around the state of Arkansas. Besides bow- ing for trophies, Mark also goes out during the bow season for many game such as deer and turkey. The Houdini of CHS, Brett Boyer, enthralls his audiences with his magical ability. Brett, a senior, has been interested in magic since about the age of 12, when he got a magic kit tor Christmas. Brett has always been inspired by Houdini and all his books and tricks. He orders his tricks from Little Rock, but improvises them to his own liking. It was one day up on top ot his mountain when coon huntin' wasn't doing very well that Mr. Cecil Bitter just picked up a block of wood and began to Whittle. Ever since that time Mr. Rit- ter has whittled objects that have taken upto as long as tour hours. One ot his favorite articles to work on is the gun, Mr. Bitter Mark Young shows his trophies, bow, and arrows. Brett Boyer demonstrates his magic. Several objects whittled by Mr. Ritter Daryn Clark and Mike Chisholm moving in forthe attack 1 1 40 ' O4 l X ,f Now, who's got whom? XX Mr, Banks' pigs. 31 I -1 T T 1 72? -Q 1 3 ' V. 3 77155 Mr. Banks We thought it would be interesting and good exercise, as well as beneficial to learn- ing self-defense. These are the reasons Daryn Clark and Mike Chisholm give for taking iudo and Tae Kwon Do for one and a halt years. They have become second degree brown belts. They have participated in judo tournaments and ranked high in their divisions. Mike and Daryn hope to proceed to Black Belts and later instruct classes them- selves. Ninety-six little piggies went to market . . is Mr. James Banks' version of the nursery rhyme. Mr. Banks is a modern day replica ot Old MacDonald. He has assorted farm animals such as chickens, ducks, geese, cows, and pigs. These tine friends ot his roam over a forty- acre farm in Warren. Opening - 5 6 - Opening CHS l ---ig - H 's - 2 -Pqfeifi - - 1 4? Y Q Barbara Bonds fllf i. xx u , r X x . .TZ 1' xistxu E I ig . O I I: ' s 1 Q! I x' Pam Ward Jane1Bridgeforth Cafeteria N, ,.,.f ,. Q , . NJ ti a.lQ:. 'Ui f egg., 1 h'Qf -r f 3 -' ,,-'W qi, '4 '--A-s Suzanne Streetman i f , I 5 i wh' 6 ..,'. I , . ,x x . , ,Z il, , V m .. ff 1 W, Q - Q. rf 457 X SandyCoIe Q, , 3 f'iW:i' sq, Ili fi . wg, 4, M 1 12 ' Z 4+ .- . L 55,1 l N Penny Norreli Opening - 7 8 - Opening Remember when you used to make a detour on the way to the water foun- tain so you could catch a glimpse of him in class, f 'X-..-3 '1 Remember when you drove by her house every day even when you knew she waSn't home. Remember when you always found an excuse to talk to your friend with a locker next to his. Remember when you wished she was there for the 999,999 times you did it perfectly but of course she would show up for one time you did it wrong. fAtter dialing her number 39 times, I finally let the phone ring. When I heard her tather's deep voice answer, I began to think I should have stopped at 380 Sherri, would you - I mean - do you want to go out tonight? I thought we'd get a bite to eat first. fsomeplace inexpensive and quick! j Dinner would be great! fsott music and candle- Iight.j I0 - Opening --kl K Sherri, I just thought ot something. This isn't leaving much time lor just us, and it's beginning to sound expensive. Why don't we go tor a walk in the park? That sounds just line, Ricky.7' a portrait 4. of a date i I ,,,, , ., . . -arf' V K Q 5, 1 , 421 .4-jtf 1' ', , 1, ,I 1 Looking back on it, 'ii' the time sure did go by ff s 'Q 2 last! fIt's about time he got the hint! I wasn't even sly walk- ing past his locker so many times a day.j Sure! What should I wear? Oh, what- ever's comfortable. Then we could go to the dance. I hear the band's pretty good. lthere ought to be some pretty good dark corners.j l've heard about the band, too. They're sup- posed to play a lot ol slow songs. Ut will be so sweet with the lights down lowly Students are doing their own thing, from the cars they drive to the things they do in their spare time. These activi- ties change constantly. They are only fads, and they change as often as the days. f' Chris Clark has a mouthlul! Carolyn Hill in her time ot agony during a bubble gum chewing contest with Chris Clark. I2 - Opening ti gl , , g . '5f,L4'f-3 ' ,'i.: p i ' -,ar . .,.. Eli il HH fi.. , Q Q, if i :-5 , 'I i or .. 3 , jfi , 35 ' .-' K 'L' 'Y ' , , i ' u 1. t i A ' I , S ' C- X . , A , 1 -3- 'T 'L 45 iw it in r 'F S ll '. D+, . - lf ' . How many can tifinside a Volkswagon? --- - f 9 9 1 1. t .T l Q., - l 5 Q 1 - , - c is -, ,cg , ,I M Q-. Jerrie Hopper shows her skill on the skateboard. Becky Kelly roughs it in a 4-wheel drive. .J Dfw me if nl' -' --iz' ,alulusfc fi, MKII Renee Nuckles economizes in a Fiat. Seth Coulter in a terry cloth shin u ax, Chris Clark from the front LeAnn Clark with her long tie Greg Stephens' style in khakis A variety ol shoes The toes of Lisa Bays Chris from the back Lorri McKee in the latest . -tg Rv ,t t , 2 '3-is 1 l 'Y' I .v , li Wt-gy I Bonnie Leonard in fashion with crimped hair style As people change, so do their fashions. At first it seems that there's an odd ball in the crowd dressed differently from the rest. Then, before you know it, everyone's wearing that same outfit. From hairdos to shoes, everything's changing. Fluorescent shoes, clear plastic shoes, plain old tennis shoes, long shirts, big shirts, neck ties, khakis, terry cloth shirts to everyday T-shirts and jeans. lt's all the fashion of today. Opening 14 - Opening Af' Opening f Q A VVe Recall The Dreams VVe Shared, And Through The Friendships VVe Made, We Sought To Make These Dreams Come True. 55A R T? AQTIIWIITIIGI AQTIIWIIITFIIGI IPXXQTIIWIITIIGI AQTIIWIITIIQI A Staiers and Scholars Honored ,. gg , lr 'six Z2 35 i an bl N! f' 1 I , -5 SXAPX . 'flxt ' l f' ff 477 fl an ,177 4, f -'T it W l an: i 5 . r :Wig ' f I 8 - Activities Ernie Bauer and Paul Harris represented CHS at Boys' State in Conway this past summer. Hearing a speech by David Pryor was a highlight of the week-long training session in how local and state governments work. Kathy Andrews, Tammy Campbell, and Sandra Scarlett were chosen by a taculty com- mittee in the spring of '78 to attend Girls' State. In a week of activities at Ouachita Baptist Uni- versity, the girls set up a model government patterned after the state of Arkansas. Watty Strickland, Robert Math- eney, and Mark West were the three Georgia-Pacific scholar- ships awarded to Crossett sen- iors. The winners were announced by Superintendent Hugh Willis in a special assem- bly. Mark is putting his scholarship to use at Louisiana Tech, while Robert is at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, and Watty is at Ouachita Baptist Uni- versity. 'Memories' for Class of '78 Welcomed by a speech from Class President Robert Matheney, the seniors ot '78 began their Prom. Vice- President Jessie Clark started the entertainment by introducing the junior waitresses. After a skit by some seniors of '78, Marcia Broadway showed a slide pres- entation while Tim Ray sang The Way We Were. By popular vote, the seniors selected Jim Wiltcher and Suzie Carter as king and queen. frx .girl .. i . ix ' J QFT1 'M F, if :mfg s Kim Dunham Robert Matheney Dancing, dancing, and more dancing King and Queen oi the Prom, Suzie Carter and Jimmy Wiltcher Martha Walton portrays a teacher. Seniors applaud skit. Activities - I9 20 - Activities Seniors Ready for 'The ,, wm.,srfwti,i','1ri- 4 - ' SGVWOVS aW3lTlVlQ The final moment Seniors rise to receive diplomas. BELOW: Honor Esther Minnig, loreign exchange student, says her goodbyes. ' Once again Lynn Yarborough Field was the setting for a CHS graduating class. The Awakening Dawn, an original poem composed by honor graduates, was the theme of this year's commencement, Awakening Dawn' Cllr ,.f tm ,Q ff V . wg -g fm, - .M , MPV, , ,f i ,V vt , ,, ., V , , f 7 -L. 'X I , . , ,WY 'aduates read 'The Awakening Dawn! The final m0fTleniS begin- Watty Strickland reads poem, The '78 honor graduates were Robert Matheney, Watty Strickland, Buster Philley, Van Edwards, Bobby Hendrix, Joy Harris, Mark West, Nat Reed, Donna Moffatt, Shirley Harrell, Julia Berry, Kim Carter, and Steve Parker. Cindy Pitchford, Martha Walton, Kim Dunham, Laura Wolfe, Activities - 21 22 - Activities Happiness ls . . . ' ,5:,g:.fg:Qg fut- Q I ,-15, gf ,l ggi i at A ,ff l . M-at M K ' 'f 23 ,,, It Q ge-ggi ig ? iii? Q 1 i 2? 5 i ,QL 4 . Di : -' 5 ii f' l l I i B l The 1978-79 Homecoming Floyalty 1 rl gl li ig Melanie Gill and Richie Barnes sing for the entire court. if Trainbearers Leigh Ann Johnson and Jason Keene It was like a dream. It all went by so fast, l wish I could do it again. Queen Lorri McKee s. ' ' . 1 ' W 1' 9 V 3 F i 1 I If zz W, ' ' 15 A W ' . - -X-hiv, Queen Lorri McKee with escorts Ronald Matheney and Paul Harris. Kenny Haynie and Bobby Sellers served as ushers. l Bud McKee I f U I I, .Y HAPPINESS WAS music by the new stageband. . . the Art dresses and flowers . . . the crowning of Queen Lorri McKee. . .an Eagle win. . ,091 Greg Stephens sings for Queen Lorri. ' as 5 ! ik ,.. 8 . 1978 Homecoming Queen Lorri, and 1948 Homecoming queen, Mrs. getting out of classes for the afternoon. . . CIub's Snoopy and his doghouse. . .new music by The Snickers. . . HOMECOMING '78 Activities - 23 24 - Activities Maid Diane Locke with escorts, Jimmy Law and Tony Orr Maid Charlayne Jones with escorts Maurice Williams and Fred Haynes Maid Julianne Grubbs with escorts John Babb and Mike White E 2 f' w'i i r 1 , ' .v re ' 'l A Eaglettes Martha Sprague, Kim McCone, Denise Pahal, and Carolyn Hill entertain Maid Diane. Cheerleaders Delois Belin and Mindy Roan do a skit for Maid Charlayne. Liz Schwartz, Kathy Barnett, and Caryn Burchell are STEPPlN OUT for Maid Julianne. ll Maid Tammy Campbell with escorts Brett Boyer and i r V -'P ' Tf '2' :S-,ri - hi, A: 4 .0-A DonPece :gi .w:,4w ww M ' X' 1 gag ' 1-I 'nf Q it? 2 ,gn 4 . 31. Maid Kathy Andrews with escorts Greg Stephens and Seth Coulter M wi-ff i rms f JE 5 2:5 W Q ,wi 3 3 Q t 1 NP'-f Maid Sandra File with escorts Chris Roan and David Holloway w Aft i A magic show by Bonnie Leonard and Brett Boyer to entertain Maid Tammy Carolyn Hill and Chris Clark dance to GREASE lor Maid Kathy's entertainment. Eaglettes Becky Wolfe, Lisa Bays, Sandra Scarlett, and Coni Gates dance tor Maid Sandra. Activities - 25 26 - Activities Student Council President Kerry Phillips emcees the assembly. Decorations by the Art Club lor the night's Homecoming Dance. Eaglettes decorate the auditorium for the Homecoming assembly, A papier-mache Snoopy made by the Art Club. ' The NHS cheerleaders make decorations for the field. Mr. and Miss CHS '79 tg .ia CROIZQZCI Jlffatgansy Mr. CHS of 1978-79 Ftonald Matheney has been very active in athletics for several years. He played football for tour years, set numerous records in track, and played basketball. ln the fall of 1977, Ronald won the decathlon in Russellville. Ronald is also a member of FCA and FBLA. He has plans to serve God as a minister for his lifetime occu- patlon. Qfafazia Miss Valerie Kidd has devoted much of her high school years playing in the CHS Band. Other than band, Valerie is also a mem- ber of FHA, FBLA, and Varsity Choir. Valerie is well known through- out the school for the stylish clothes she wears. Ooh's and ah's are often heard when she walks the halls of CHS. Activities - 27 28 - Activities Seniors of Distinction .,,,-av-'K Bonnie Leonard Bonnie Leonard is a member of Mu Alpha Theta and the National Honor Society. She has been a member of Kantorei tor two years and was pianist her senior year. Bonnie also enjoys teaching and taking dancing les- sons. Seth Coulter Athletics takes up much of Seth Coulter's time. He has played football, basketball, and participated in track for the past four years. Seth is also a Fire Mar- shall, vice-president of the Student Council, a member of Mu Alpha Theta, FCA, National Honor Society, and the Mens Service Club. ...xy Fionaio' ilriatheney Ronald Matheney has played football for four years. He is also in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and has surrendered his lite to the ministry. Ronald also runs track and is a member of FBLA. Seniors of Distinction if .! Diane Locke Diane Locke, a member oi Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Explorers, and an Eaglette for three years, was also a Homecoming maid. She also received the DAR Good Citizen's Award. Fred Haynes Fred Haynes has been a member of the varsity foot- ball team for three years and a member of FCA, the Art Club, and was a Fire Marshall. Fred has played basket- ball and participated in track also. He has surrendered his life to the ministry. Don Pierce Senior Class president Don Pierce involved himself in various school activities. He has been a member of FCA, the Art Club, Men's Club, and served as president of Kan- torei. Don also played varsity football and participated in track. Adivilies 30 - Activities Seniors of Distinction f ?! James Taiion James Talton spends much ol his time running Cross-Country Track. He also is a member ol Mu Alpha Theta, FCA, the National Honor Society, Men's Service Club, and runs the two-mile race dur- ing the regular track season. Lorri McKee Cheerleader captain Lorri McKee has enjoyed cheering for the Eagles for the past four years, She is also a mem- ber ot Mu Alpha Theta, the National Honor Society, Kanto- rei, and Servitium. Julianne Grubbs Julianne Grubbs has been a member of Kantorei for the past two years. She was also a member of the Stu- dent Council for tour years and an Eaglette for three years. Julianne is also a member ot the Art Club. Seniors of Distinction Glenda Clark Glenda Clark has been a member of the EAGLE staff for the past two years and a member ot the TERMITE statt. She is also a member ofthe CHS Band. Kerry Phillips Student Council president Kerry Phillips has been Drum Major at CHS for the past two years. He is also a member of Mu Alpha Theta, Kantorei, Barber Shop, and Stage Band, Chris Clark Chris Clark is a member of the Student Council, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Men's Service Club, and Explorer. Chris is also an active member ot the CHS Band and the Stage Band. ities 32 - Activities X Eaglettes Joni Phillips and Rita Taylor make decorations for Homecoming. Senior Class President Robert Matheney addresses guests at the 1977-78 Commencement. 111 Ill ll 0 43121-i 59E.??i il ' I U . 4,.,.r-.Ft Q gl 9 . ' F 'I get er' . . -t .V , , ' ' V' I. iii., fix: if is fi ff + Q Q 6 S: -Ig t . 'Juni 'A . 7- -a - - t , . . I ' ' A . gg .4-' - ' . - Qi in if V, or i 1373 ff FN r 4 , . , , ..:'1 f. , W tif-5.-' 7f,,1'4E,2'sg,,Q,f,,f' . . 1 fm ti ' 3 V e A A 4-.cw-1 ww -f M, .,-,+'.w.a-f',' '.-mfs., ' f --.-w.+wx:,.w- Senior Prom junior waitresses ATIHILQTIIQJ ILWIHILQTFNIQI IAXTIHILGTIIQI ILKTIHILSTIIQI .iam '7 8- ' 7 9 gle Team 8AAA Champs J Coaching Stall: Head Coach Ed Johnson, Coaches Bobby Richardson, Terry Blaylock, Donald Fulcher, '78-'79 Eagle Team: Row 1: Mike Allen, Greg Knight, Mike Keen, Donnie DuBose, Ray Courson, James Deloney, Steve Toon, John Johnson, Robert Cottrell, Keith Long, Billy Allen, John Parkerson, Alan Gardner, Ricky Jones, Brad Larson, Brad Bass, Curt Cagle, Redo Reed, Jimmy Binns, Calvin Johnson, Chris Roan, Barry Burchfield Row 2: Harvey Williams, David Hogan, Steve Shatter, Eddie Hackelton, Paul Weems, Chuck Allen, Jim Ross, Steve Hagood, Scott Berry, Jeffrey Woodberry, David Moffatt, Greg Dunn, Greg Stephens, Wayne Keith, David Brown, Keith Gardner, Ricky Matheney, Terry Johnson, Maurice Williams, Ricky Parks, Mike Mann Row 3: Barry Morgan, Jamie Martin, Dennis Vancenna, Mark Lockling, Tommy Hill, Mike Sellers. Cris Kleinhots, John Holloway, Mike White, Don Pierce, David Holloway, Donny Walker, Mike Lloyd, Fred Haynes, Johnny Babb, Brett Boyer, Ronald Matheney, Tony Orr, Nathan Ferguson, Dewey Ward Row 4: David Hardin, Neal MacDougal, Eric Toler, Bobby Sellers, Kenny Haynie, Paul Harris, Rusty Owens, Seth Coulter, Jimmy Law, Russell Strickland, Peter Schwartz, Roger Ripley, Bill Pierce, Keith Kidd, Johnny Langley, Johnnie Hollis, Ted Clay, 34 - Football Q rQ Mt ,Q .waxes :fp-.gal - fr ' V+ Amy ,wa 54 1 Q,.,..,.-Q' 5 f , B. -A 'B' . 'Q' B , , v ,Q-A A ' . 'V 3' 1 Q -l2...v1 A Q. i f a K. if i in W .M 'X ,LL A ,L ,P -H J -I get M fl 5 Boil? -all Un ii ' if X , I 1, l W ,. A ,l nfev 'ti W W-W.: 95 mv was i nuns fmt Quang awk nm-is I 159- Xa., X.. SENIOR EAGLESZ Greg Stephens Ftonald Matheney Billy Allen David Holloway John Babb Mike White Brett Boyer Fred Haynes Chris Roan Kenny Haynie Paul Harris Jimmy Law Tony Orr Bobby Sellers Eric Toler Jeft Woodberry David Hardin Don Pierce Mike Lloyd Maurice Williams Seth Coulter Keith Gardner Brad Bass White Hall . . third game of season . . . B. X Pierce to Coulter in the end zone . . . Matheney scores on pass play. . .Haynie lands punton 2- yard line. . .Allen from the 4 for .3 , . ,. TD run. , ,Smith intercepts. . . t 2 B. Pierce to Kidd forfinal TD. . . 1' f ., Qameends' ' 'ZW l Nd ' J E if figamryi wmiawx ur I i , . -wi .,,' l fy 'fd 4. ., Eagle defense holds Bulldogs to 152 yards on offense. ,O ' 4 I 1 Ronald Matheney is up and running despite the hot pursuit of X his opponent. ' An Eagle and Bulldog are both laid low despite the struggle above them. Camden- F alrvlew . . . B. Pierce hits Coulter in end zone. . .Woodberry's kick good . . . B. Pierce runs in from 4-yard line . . .third down . . . B. Pierce to Haynes for TD , . . B. Pierce from the 6- yard line . . . M. Allen on intercepted pass good for 6 pts.. . .finaI34-22 The Cardinals overpower the Eagle ball carrier. 36 - Football Warren . . runsout. , .24-14 it .-IL-K. .. i -.. -1- 1- H ' ' ' firm. ' . 'H ' ' 5 XMAS..3g.ga,x.,n34.t:aw.una1i1.zfi',iu Eagles stop this Lumberjack in his tracks. ., - 2 A Ll V Bill Pierce runs out untouched by defenders. Homecoming , . , Roan's punt block and 25-yard run gives first TD . . . B, Pierce to Haynes . . , Lumberjacks hold . . . Eagles hold . 4 . Matheney scores from 1-yard line 4 , . Lumberjacks score twice . . , time John Babb Cilbapproaches Lumberjack ball carrier. David Moffatt C223 is always there to stop the opposition. Football - 3 Monticello Second conference game . . . B, Pierce makes 73 yard touchdown and 76 yard touchdown . . . Billies score twice . . . total Eagle offense 454 yards. . .Eagles win 42-16. of pw'-was-fi V '! ff! hi Hgf A 3.14. Vgwsc: fzsu , , .. 1 1-is-, 14.14 axis- A we 5 -. Offensive linemen open a hole lor Greg Dunn, 38 - Football The Eagles head to head with the Billies 3 t EAGL S 1? 4 i 1 The referee signals a touchdown for the Eagles. Ronald Matheny carries the ball. Dumas Just regular season game. . . J. Babb recovers fumble . . . Eagles score two more touch- downs by Fl. Matheney and B. Allen . . . pass complete to Fred Haynes . . . M. Williams inler- -fw cepts . . . final score 36-O Eagles SAAA Champs. 1, Q 9 ar . aww , A Q 'ij 4f53g'H'v2 'rs' .ff gf .' A A x r 2sM:vkx Eagles warm up before the game. g ...... . Eagles stop Dumas from gaining yardage. , ' i i 5625 5' aim-.. 5- - r f , iii, . 113' 1 vigrx, k.m,h.,53, cj L, R. . . ' i '5Q53i'Ef'f .' . 5, 'tiki ' Q Q. A .. si- E Bill Pierce is closely followed by a Bobcat. Greg Stephens practices punts. Football - 39 Hope B. Pierce to Haynes . . . Matheney goes in from 1-yard line . . . offense drives 60 yards . . . B. Pierce to Coul- pts. . . . B. Pierce to Haynes final TD I Q i , H 4 .fu-,, 'fW ,,. Wxiiiiv ter in end zone . . . Matheney in for 2 1-i . . .gameends26-6, N M A State playoffs . . . Eagles receive G if f kickoff . . . 80-yard drive . , . pass 'NM - -W,-E Vi. ,. ,ga r. E complete from B. Pierce to S. Coulter Y T. P ' . . . Coulter in forthe TD. . . J. ,.gff,Q, i ' 4 , . 1, .- V. Q Woodberryskick good. . ,D. Moffatt gffvf 9 -1 - . r - - , . . ka-fu ' , 4 .. ends Bicebirds last offensive drive fy , withinterception. . .score 7-O. 'fgi1if:. if- 1-A.,ff,f-'-...-f .. 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Wood- berry's kick good . . , Babb and Cott- rell sack quarterback . . . B, Pierce over the line for score . . . B. Pierce keeps ball for final TD . . . Woodberry tacks on final point . . . game over . . .Eagles State Champs. . .21-O. '44- ve- Fleferee signals dead ball as Alma 4-mfffkv V .x .,. . .1-vs 1 T, I Chris Roan blocks an Alma punt, giving Crossett good field position. The enthusiasm and smiles of the team and coaches only reflect the scoreboard, 21 -0. Football - 41 s y X ' 7 8 - '79 f Jr. Eagles - ,ag fs. i , if 1 . gl , , -t H , f . if 0- E 3 ,, It s?XM,? 'V gb g ns., L ,Iwi sl - l ' f . Q., 1 3' 'hh , Q Jr. Football Coaches: Don Burnett, Allen Jeter, and Bob McMahen, kneel- Jr, Eagles watch the game. 'ng- 42 - Football Row 1: Ronnie Boston, Kent Wells, Billy Strickland, Brian Boyer, Donny Day, Phillip Griffis, David Horton, Clay Courson, Brad Hanfille, Steve Richardson, Tommy Sivils Row 2: Donnie Smith, Roderick Kidd, Paul Davis, Todd Johnson, Dennis Jenkins, Bobby Ray Kitchen, James Harrington, Marcileno Reed, Wayne Schilders, Greg Oden, Steve Dodson, Freddie Willingham, Tony Couser, Brent Brown Row 3: Jerry Stell, Brian MacDougall, Doug Webb, Phillip Knapp, Mike Jones, Reggie Govan, Leroy Kitchen, Jim Edney, Jett Knight, Robert Wright, Jett Strickland, Paul McClain, Terry Pippen, Jerry Clark, Chuck Sitton Row 4: Michael Loggins, Ronny Day, Curtis Boston, Phil Goodwin, Harlan l-lipp, John Schwartz, Matthew Lochala, Terry Martin, Keith Carter, Ricky Allen, Larry Rowe, Kenneth Smith, Steven Cooper, Gary Nails Coach Comments on Team so K ' I of gm we tl, im ' xv' .qf T 2.1 ' T T 413. -W, 4: The Eagle defense was ready for Warren. They won 14-O. 59.1 , 4 , Us wi 1 ,,.g'V h.g.,,5.,', I. ,,.. v ,wriag .f W - s i W N- 15f'?':4.1 . . -fr , v,.ftti5e-f:-,safe elf.. f A . . . . It , q A, ,i :fi f'Y'S.twsg'Jt?f4?:3vL T - 'C fr, . 'j'f,. I KV' '15'tQ31zx,. , Mc gp, . HJ' . E ' ' . . aff A-4-,pg ,M 'V , ,fn AI K 5- . ,I I K . N' snmf'T'. 4 r ' ,F hav. , , fJ9?5' Y A' ' ggiisg L15 'QMQ ...sg . ,.r,,g,Q Q,-1 , ' .g -W - M .rar 'Hg '- - ,. .. fair--.af-.L , .. Nev- ,W-L . .f , 4. Msg. six Jwezrffff Y' if ,' A me Av-V' 1.6 .a,gSf-,551 Q 'V' N z 1, -,.fis'?tf-swgiwgesalitt.. e..,.,f3a,,tfi,6a,, , . g A , 5 it-f5Et'W?5?f?S?7Qf 1 Referee watches the play closely. ,,. In Eagles waiting for Rogers' Rams to come out of huddle. Coach 's Comment Coach McMahen comments: The 1978 Jr. Eagles had a terrible start in their 29-O loss to Dollarway Jr. High. Fortunately, we came from being dismal to being a pretty good junior high ball club. Our big games this year were our first win of the season over El Dorado Barton: a 26-24 win over the Magnolia Jrs. in the clos- ing seconds of the gameg and the 13-0 win over the Camden Jrs. Eagle detense lines up against Camden. Many times the junior high football squad has to play in the shadow of the senior high team. This was especially true this year. The Sr. Eagles ended their regular season with a 9-1 record and they then went on to win the State AAA Championship, while the Jr. Eagles ended their season with a 6-1-1 record, The record of the '78 Jr. Eagles, along with the records of the '77 C7-O-1 J and the '76 teams C3-4-1 J, indicates that the senior high team should have a winning season next year. Why? Because the junior team is the foundation forthe senior team Jrs. Lay Foundation Players watch referee make decision 4 HB5 .3355 Michael Loggins running back the kick wg '3- 'yr s Defense awaiting the snap .2- -ll- it, NXT A 3 ' fl Nix., 'lim .2 I 'W-4 fr ffeaaaw News The Eagle delense lined up against Eudora Jr, Eagle offense at work Girls Vlfin State Again The girls' tennis team last spring won the state tennis tournament for the second consecutive year. The tourna- ment was held at Burns Park in North Little Rock, The competition was tougher this year because the girls played in Class AAA instead ot Class A. Joy Harris vvon the girls' singles title, and Vaughn Clary and Leann Gres- ham were runners-up in the doubles division. luv iluanr, V-:S 'ii Leann Gresham and Coach Pat Sullivan holding the state trophy. Barbie Deal hits a forehand while Ashley Jones watches. gas- 'hal' ow 1: Beverly Hendrix, Tracy Phillips, Lori Richards, Ashley Jones, Brian Henley, Karen Fuller, Coach Pat Sullivan, Barbara Reynolds, Cynthia Mace, Barbi ewis, Barbie Deal, Shermakaye Bass Row 2: Mary Ann Sylvester, Janet Donaldson, .Jan Turner, Tina Langley, Leann Gresham, Carol Henley, Mike Keen, Jhnny Hollis, David Wallace, Madra Ashcraft, Shelvla Griltis, Kara Kilcrease, Lisa Jenkins, T. K. Nalley Tennis - 45 46 - Tennis .I v..1b ' Q,fv', 1 The Metehmekers Besides going to regular meets last year, the CHS tennis team also went to the Southern State Tourna- ment. The Southern State Tournament was held in Magno- lia with tennis players coming from Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Oklahoma. Joy Harris won the twelfth grade girls' singles, and then went on to win the twelfth grade girls' doubles division with Vaughn Clary. David Wallace hits a torehand shot . , ..,....a-we--we ..-,,,..: ,....:, .- , Tina Langley runs after a cross-court shot, .M ' 2 ' 4 1 ...A-5 11'- 'f 8'-1, L r K K L ' JE.. ,539 . 5 + --- - ,-i, Ashley Jones shows his torehand form. Lisa Jenkins serves. 3' ,, NY tw . . ,wwf ,-.mam Mike Keen and David Wallace play doubles. Johnny Hollis hits a backhand. Don Rodgers prepares to hit a backhand, ,ae- , Flew Mike Keen plays net. Tennis - 47 48 - Volleyball -.., 4 .i .D .D S N L U C CU U3 U7 .9- LE l r: 2 cu X vi cv .E I .E X E r: cv 9 cu O an - U .Q O of no .: Us 3 I .9 .Q .o cv D E C .. nu m .Q .Q .ca as D A 4 cn E V - as x o 3 D- .Q 2: O .1 .1 3 0 D: E cu on P- m .o r- cv 7: 5 VJ GJ E KU .C l- GJ UI .Q E 2 .C O 05 O o C, G3 O CI .E EC B. .Q 5 O o IU - QU KD lf 2 O - ID 2 .Q P 5' D 2 UJ 45 .E U5 ,': D L, CD if G3 3 KU 22'- CD .. O A 5 O V1 - KD X .Q Q IU E Ol KD DI fr - Us E X., ca .E X as .42 c: as D :Ri 3 o II X X ix lx Karen Phillips smiles lor the camera during a break. --na .4 Debbie Barnett goes up tor the ball, Kim Roan and teammate Karen Phillips s and the team confer 9 Coach Tham 'I ,J The team returns a serve from the opposing team. Volleyball Editors note: The lollowing fpictured in the group shot belowj are ineligible to play or quit the team: Curtis Vaughn, Keith Kidd, Fred Haynes, Maurice Williams, Billy Allen 6 if 'Q Eagles Line Up for '78- '79 Season l , 12 , Coach Jeter and Keith Kidd pose for the camera during practice. Whether it's a backyard game of one-on-one or whether it is a game lor the District champi- onship, the objective is to win. According to Basketball Coach Wally Flauth, winning in any basketball game is the goal he is aiming for. Coach Ftauth also feels that when the team plays to their maximum potential, they will win the game. ln order to win, you need to have a system. Coach Ftauth said that he goes to the player that has been doing well in practice and over a period ol several games. This player will put the ball up more in hopes of scoring, Coach Rauth said that for a young team which had only two returning lettermen, the Eagles have done very well. He said that the Eagles were strong on rebounds, and they seemed to have quickly overcome their inexperience. ln comparison to other teams in the District, Coach Flauth strongly stated, We're as good as anybody in the District. Ol course, the Eagles are as good if not better than any other team in the conlerence, but only the records will tell. Managers: Anthony Lincoln, Greg Warren i l l mf QQQLGLES. FSLIS bLf gb-Ulf Y- f Q aus B4 iGLE '34 YAGLES EAGLQ, Eagle Basketball '78-'79: Row 1: Andy Glover, Fred Haynes, Jeff Woodberry, Willie Norwood, Billy Allen, Jerry Nalls, Maurice Williams Row 2 Coach Allen Jeter, Tony Smith, Bill Pierce, Seth Coulter, Kevin Penix, Lee Langstall, Curtis Vaughn, Keith Kidd, Freddy Charleston, Coach Wally Ftauth 50 Basketball Eagle players Andy Glover and Jerry Nalls team up to block a baskel attempt. Eagles Jump Up Against Fountain Hill . 3 X I ,l qw ,. l . Bill Pierce goes up for the Eagles in a jump ball. yn in is 3. A T,--'A . , Andy Glover tries to dislract the opposition. Heads up for a possible rebound, Basketball - 51 Eagles on the Move Against Tough Opposition 3. 52 - Basketball .4 Bill Pierce is trampled as he has the ball on the floor. Coach Rauth sits on the floor in disgust. f sk Q f bi i M Q 'ffl QQ ' Andy Glover hopes to make two as he prepares to go up. An Eagle goes up for a basket. 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' sw I . goeslo P' fi ,S-new x... 4 A 56 - Basketball Jr. Boys I-lave 'Fine Year' Coach 's Comment Coach Burnett comments on the Jr. boys basketball: This year's ninth grade basket- ball team had a tine year. Not in the way that we won all of our games, but in the way that we learned a lot from this year and got some good experience. Leaders Mike Loggins and Roderick Kidd helped us in scoring and reboundmg' Ricky Allen guards a Warren player. gas'--A , I glilfs ,616 v Ji GL4- IELQ5 K L,, 95.55 '2 Xu A 4 A Sk! 2' F' Row 1: Brad Burnett, Manager, Fred Goree, Robert Wright, Ronald Boston, Marcileno Reed, Greg Oden, Brian Henley, Clay Courson, Morri: Belih, David Horton, Steve Richardson, Manager Row 2: Brian McDougal, Manager, Roderick Kidd, Gary Nalls, Ricky Allen, James McDadf John Schwartz, Greg Woods, Kenneth Smith, Michael Loggins, Curtis Boston, Jeff Strickland, Bruce Bethea, Manager I Coach Burnett hands Michael Loggins a towel. Eagles guard a Fountain Hill player. rf WC 53 or Coach Burnett gives players instructions. An Eagle goes after a jumpball. if-J Basketball - 57 58 - Football Sr. Lady Eagles Win Again December 11, 1978, will go down in the Sr. Lady Eagles' basketball history. It was the first time in a year and a hall that the Sr. girls had won a basketball game. They defeated Fountain Hill 56-49 in double overtime. When Coach Thames was asked about the game, she replied, lt's hard to describe it. I went crazy. Here are some replies ot the players when they were asked about the game: Karen Phillips - lt Cdouble overtimeb was the hardest way to win, The next day we walked down the halls with smiles galore. Billy Gay Clary - lt fthe winy was even bet- ter when we came to school. Virginia Slavin looks lor a teammate. Q Q ' -We ' . Tk Lady Eagle defense at work Billy Gay Clary tries to escape her guard. lllll Karen Phillips dribbles the ball down court the halls of CHS and Norman? Out ot all those girls, did you know that only 28 per cent participate in sports? This does not include the 10 per cent ot girls that are involved in cheerleading and Eaglettes, Out of the 28 per cent who do par- ticipate in a sport, 30 per cent play tennis, 24 per cent play volleyball, 25 per cent run track, and 21 per cent play basketball. Did you know that 498 girls walk Debbie Barnett leaps high lor a jump ball. -1 Q I v wig 5 tizft 5 i-s'51'aviai1 2ffVi'22i'8 Sr. Lady Eagles: Kim Roan, Pam Wallace, Billy Gay Clary, Sara Coulter, Debbie Barnett, Lisa Payne, Gwen Evans, Virginia Slavin, Shiree Williams, Kim Hines, and Diedre Carpenter. -Sensi? ,. . , as X15 , 1, .f W to wr ieesit i L i .aaa so X 'ff ' L - Y ,Q i we jiri E-it 2 -:qs . , .t '-- t frQff. ,.af -- 'i ' M . i n , . l ife: Charlotte Modisett in a tight spot Although she is closely guarded, a Lady Eagle manages to score. Football - 59 S xx. Y J XX . , Q U Gwen Evans brings the ball down the court. Lady Eagles go for the ball. K J , .333 Eagle defense gives the ball tothe ollense. 31 1, . H 1 , ,, l iliff sf i Karen Phillips brings the ball down. Coach Thames advises the players, Lisa Payne tries to block the ball. 'l Basketball - 61 P633 -ax 62 - Basketball X' A L.2 ..- , :4 -:JX1 I 13 .-4 il lx' Q, r z l MJL Y P2 -44 an 4 4 s .. 4 'L qs Q. 6 ': :.1 GQ- i 5 Q .Jr-'I sz.-KJ ji! il Cu LLI bs Q 5 .: co v.: Q 'Q 57: When asked about the Jr Lady Eagles, Coach strong, but ff O taffed Thames replied, They s r to the O ITIOVG 3 Stafle had t quit and e girls m SO pointment to the girls P S3 WHS 3 dl Il senior team. gs :C3 .WE :UD U55 Q.: Q2 EU, CDC Q.- 85' aw.-E 55 '59 as gon mf 32 go fnl was MCD DC SE Q-,CU 1117: llefe. i 3 'O C 113 - co E O ID 'U - KV .C .Q m PN E CU x ui E CU D. Ds 'U C S ui .. KD X .Q b Pu CD O 2 ua 6 O fll C .C O 5 C 40 TD D CD E E un NJ - CU cn 5. U3 SE ma gc Cx O . Q3 U55 was C.: Oi- -'5 CU Eg :O WE S? 22 Bo oo me .55 .lbs Us .- '57 E2 go LLE Lady Eagles block a pass. Jody McCone catches a cross-court pass. Managers Sandra Scarletl, Coni Gates, Denise King, and June Johnson. 4 Kathy Richardson receives instructions from the referee. Wendy Paine prepares to shoot a free throw. Susan Johnson watches the offense. 141 Coach Thames points. Susan Johnson goes in for two Jones throws the bat to Jody McCone. Sheila 64 - Track Crossetfs State Champs Team i 'ii li 'ful Crossett '77-'78 Track Team: Row 1: Ronald Matheney, Eddie Hawkins, Van Edwards, Terry Hines, Jessie Clark, Arthur Johnson, Eddie Loggins, Fred Hayne: Maurice Williams Row 2: David Moffatt, Ernie Bauer, Seth Coulter, Mike White, Don Pierce, David Holloway, Greg Stephens, Bill Pierce, Keith Kidd, Vaugh Smith Row 3: James Talton, Jim King, Roger Ripley, Jim Law, Kenny Haynie, Jef ' fWoodberry, Ted Clay, Eric Toler, Danny Wade Track Coach Bobby Richardson 'FJ-'ff' ,gears l , Crossett's Mile Relay Team: Ronald Matheney, Maurice Williams, Arthur Joh son, Vaughn Smith Treoksters Work Gut in tm' A gss. fi X t 2 ' ff Chilly Weather ' W :J E- Runners bundle up and take to the city streets. 1' ...S' 7 'Y 13351 ' ' -oi', ff-L. .. ' -p,u . Several Eagles do a little horse play in practice. .. . t..u, . .a...i2.,. .,,..,,,, .yt An Eagle trackster still practices despite chilly weather. Greg Stephens, Jim King, and Don Pierce run their own race in cool winds, '- . . . u..r 1 --aqpn. Track season begins in late Janu- ary. As one can imagine, this would be a rather chilling experience. The team members do not actually prac- tice on their own events such as hurdling, pole vaulting, etc. but they do run in order to get and keep in shape. ,Jw 2 V an Y. ,sa Track - 65 66 - Track Cl-IS Track People end Events ' vkf Q1 P YP- High jumpers Seth Coulter and Jeff Woodberry .1 A E- if iw, E QV Distance runners Eddie Hawkins and Van Edwards .,..'-get ',-,..1 - 4 -'N ZF,f.?e'f5 t 'f's1 L .egl , N3 dh , xx -u igiurdlerr Ere-d.Haynes 'WEE u F. i Discus thrower Jessie Clark in the form that helped him win so much. fffmb xi x rf .2 Q ,,, 5 1 ' ix -1 i--V+-Navi: AA . M ,,M, i i .V Z radii ' Y ' ,A ,-. . fl? - mx'-Q, 'Hr 3, ,,. Y ' V - 2- '21 ,. 43 1, if Track -- 67 2 V, 35, 3 . Ei J fy X X Q X if, Wg! ' W x gi i YY xt .. ,..i' Af. .M gh A .. 4,5 A Q 21 . ,. ' 3, 'S ,gf 4. 4 I . iff 54 A 1 4 :- is. 5 'WY' 9 N,.f. 4- 5 , in A fx. v x is Pkwy' hiv? Qa'. r' if a QQ' 'ni E F Y 4 Q ix- Q k. W, . at Q.- ,A gi . bg, N xx 'S n Q fa' DF . 415. : ff ' 4 V ' 31'Q2g.g4,Eg' kj' 35 43-rx 7 , ,Arg . 1 -2 V ,A f are rv were , a ' 'J 'gf if 'fo 64 L me Q' Q 1 Dan Anderson Wu- it Macy igil , 1 iffti, 'l' af f Ernie Bauer Q lalq 'O or E :C Jim Ftuchre Barnes hen W ild, W UQ runni iS CHS cross-country team that the FS pea often ap It rcky Glennon R rules of the game. Cross-country ame the tO orming e only conf hey ar t ally, is actu do exactly as the n mpetition. The runners CO regular track like I HO Talton SS Jam wi I often pliesg they run cross country, At the meets, the course to be run im be on a golf course or a large park. The team attends meets on Saturdays tball season. ng too duri 9 o .,. 'f' fi o C 3 -2 0- 1: 70 - Track Some members of the track team gather to receive instructions for the day, Girl 'S Track Organizes for '78- '79 Debbie Hughes warms up. Coach Thames reads up on the rule book Eagle Girl Tracksters Work Out 1 Jean Johnson and Debbie Hughes warm up. Some tracksters run in the gym on a rainy day. Eagle Nine VVin a Few The Eagle baseball team ended their season with one player, Stephen Ashcraft, receiving District awards. Under the coaching of Derrell Smith, the team played such teams as Camden Fairview, Pine Bluff, Dumas, Junction City and White Hall. The team lost some and won some, yet overall, they represented Crossett with pride. fi sm- M t iifww .ns , '- - M A.- e ,,. V- I A . 7' f . V , . 4 1. K. V P- . , j gt.: 1' T ff . nh ' g .,42rf4?,lt':n.ea-eff:-,.vn3 - .Re ,Y A 0 , Q 'ttmfflff 'Y Q' Wim- A' : -24 w t fix '2 ' .ff i,.,i,,,, ,fS23LL15i' 'Iii ff .i , -. , ,,. An Eagle player comes in safely. Johnny Babb runs home lor the score. The Eagle team comes in from the field With just the lightest tap, Brett Boyer bunts the ball. 72 - Baseball 1 , V ' Golf Team Second in District The 1978 Gott Team ended their season with a 6-2 record. They played teams from McGehee, Watson Chapel, Monticello, and EI Dorado. The team placed second at the District Tournament. Members ot the District team were Duff McGinnis, Matt Milner, Greg Dunn, Greg Grittin, and Steve Parker. Richardson watchesthe ball as he swings. RickyJonesshowshistorm. Ernie Bauer and Steve Richardson watch Duff McGinnis putt. 'W' CHS GULF TEAM 1979 Golt Team: Ernie Bauer, Ricky Jones, Duff McGinnis, Jim Ross, and Steve Richardson Golf- 73 Sports The Games People Played -F' 'A .JQ . ' rl.. Q Ki 7,1 i . -,, wr,- I-l r..l',.gc a, A- 5 ' The banner that hung above Main Street They went onto the fields with the hopes of winning, and they did just that more than once. Aglimpse of the state trophy. The combination of a dream and the ability to make that dream come true gave the Crossett Eagles the trophies, titles, and memories that no one can take from them. klf ?Tff' T W wi ,I --- we 1-5 A Mia 'V V, , I 5' ' int . A I gent. xx J 'S 8 g 9 or B 4 ,- I 3' lf!-.dx y I t at we W if tl . f f'---N ' '. 'wt' , . - f , They were the beginnings of a new team. They were taught the fundamentals of the game in order to prepare them for a future in football, and they knew how to make those fundamentals work, They hit the ball inthe hole and racked up. 1 y.-:fel ,.. V They were a young teamg they played only a small number of teams, They ran in the strangest places, a different kind of track. Flu y .V get y--avg? -Q-q we f , r, 1 . -' ,They were inexperienced, they played a good game, and they were satisfied to win a few They played the game they were taught, sometimes winning, sometimes losing. They were the mile relay team, only part of the whole team that won so many times in District and State meets. Young athletes in a young program enjoyed learning and playing the game. --V They were competing from the bench to play. They played and gained experience in the game they enjoyed. And Those That Excelleo' At Crossett High there is a wide variety of sports that can be participated in by many. Every- thing from football to golf can be found. Although some programs are much younger than others, each one is growing year in and yearout. In any program, you have those that excel. Although every- one that excelled could not pos- sibly be named, those that con- tributed to a State Championship are noteworthy. The games shown here are only some ot the games people played during 1978-79, . I Leann Gresham and Coach Sullivan, part of the girls' State Champs team. A by x Members of the Eagle football team that were named to All-District: Flow 1: Ronald Matheney, Brett Boyer, Don Pierce, Chris Roan, Billy Allen, Fred Haynes, Alvin Smith Row 2: John Babb. Paul Harris, Seth Coulter, Bill Pierce, Jim Law, Kenny l-laynie Sr. Basketball Opponents Dermott Wilmot Strong Fountain Hill Drew Central Spearsville, La. 'I SUODQ Village Smackover Monticello Wilmot Warren Fountain Hill Dumas Tallulah, La. Monticello Smackover Warren Lake Village , - Dumas 8AAA District Tournament 76 - Scoreboard District State 1 r Qi 3 .ik 4 I I my V , NN f , ,J ,A M A' aw' Li: E ' , f ,z Eg. P ii g. 55, 3 3 , W ,,wmv,vwwf W W ,, Q V4 NK k . :fi Tj.. ..' ,gppqqnv up YA ww 3 ',,. P. 26+ x ' - ..g.ifff.., ww ' -ir ' 'fl 1311?-5: l X ' WI ' 451 - ffm .ffwfi 1.,,, :xr ' Q A . 2a:ssms.mzsmRe?fg No Rules, No Refs There are some students at CHS that participate in sports other than tootball, track, baseball, etc. These students compete more tor the fun ot the sport than anything else. Although often trophies are awarded for events such as horseback riding and tishing, the pleas- ure tar outweighs the competitive spirit. The people on these two pages depict only the tew students at CHS that are active in a different sport. Elizabeth Schwartz was part of a canoeing outing that several religious organizations partici- pate in during the summer. Doug Thurman is an experienced horse- man. He has won many trophies by just 'horsing aroundf Ernie Bauer was part of a ski trip to Tennessee during Christmas. fi 78 - Sports Elizabeth Schwartz paddles down the Buffalo Fliver, is Doug Thurman enjoys riding his horse Just for Fun Sports are not always played on fields, governed by rules that are car- ried out by refs, and won or lost by points. There are some sports that reflect the interests or talents ofthe participant. For the graceful skater, being in the rink can bring as much enjoy- ment as Contact sports. While with skateboarding and Waterskiing the sport is mostly freestyle, they still can be as enjoyable as a game of bas- ketball. Chess and checkers rely on mental abilities rather than physical strengths, but the thrill of victory is still important. Pool, pin-ball, ping-pong, and hand ball require skill just the same as golf or tennis. The outdoor activities such as boating, horseback riding, fishing, and hunting are as strenuous as a game of tennis. The sport spectrum is widely varied. There are those that compete to win, and there are those that compete for fun. Ernie Bauer masters the river. Sports 'Wlluw 49 X: 1 4 G- ' f wx A - -., . .ML f .,, '55 'Q if X., c I .2.'f2, -A 'Y Sports 'The cfowd max was ef uc ar the Alma- Crossett game. The re bn 1 such enthusi- 524575 asm as the ' ,. ' ' .. 'ts-:YQ CHA 7978 :ff CLLJES CLLJES CLUBS CLLSSS tx, UD I O 1- KU CD L Q3 .C do and then fire y book in the m OW SI Of all l'd Ihr ir Pierce - F Don an L cn 3 E :E CD U5 C E .- an .C .- o U E 3 o 3 E .C rn L cu E an .. s: CU U7 C 6 ED Cl 'O 93 Ll. cn an C bs ru I UQ so. Savi omg 'O 2 LE 3 'O L CU .C 5- CU L O. 'O C CU E .C cn L cu E cu KD as cu E o 'U CD C Q' ua an cu ai E 9 E KU 'c o Q. .E .LQ GJ D 'ua CD 1: O an E O 07 C4 ' W 5 -fuislw S' ' 'Iv 9 1 g I e U u- 1 e U ,, , 1 .him Xl 9 is 9 ' f , Y - 34 ,A .19 'B K4 t , , Wg 1 1, v 1 A f-4 G-A ie Q zf-ml k gf gs A 3 . WN ' , 1 -fit W i .1 is ,, f. wg, ' :X .L A N o 4 ,. 4. 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GJ JC cu i C cu as Q cu .Q ..J 'O C cu C GJ U7 bs GJ CD S 3 Pa 'TQ methi SO ES s Studi member Alan Daw ha Theta Alp Mu math. 30 other th QQ luis gs fl!! UI In 5',. B X l D Dennis Jenkins, 2: some, Jeff Sanders, Billy Temple Row New endel een W Gr o Car GY M CS I RiC6, Lan Bil ke Williams, :Mi 1 Row James Burke, Oscar Carr Greg Barker, Bobby Woodberry, Mike Nelson, Joe Upshaw, Steve Jones, Jerry Johnson, Troy Posey Willis, Terry hnny Jordan, Jo wards, Ed Eugene Ward, 9Y Dew nnie Kelley, Barry Morgan, RO Deal, dell EFI Jerry Clark, W 3: Row Jeff Sandersg trea- cretary, Se ce-president, Lance Mayo, , Johnny Jordang vi GFII id Pres surer, Steve Jones What do you enjoy most about shop, and what are done? H215 l.A. club tthe ha ot the projectst 6 fTl SO class, and it a sensible vin Harbour - t's Cal work with your reef You get to C3 Ofa epares you f DT ir ake things. n howtom hands and lear has helped the l.A. club The l'S Jeff Sande Student Counci with a spook house at Halloween vi ing. SCOFTT Hom t d the Eaglettes a aft ost about ym enjo 'The thing I ayo M Lance learn ng how to build things and how to draw shop is ui ..- E - CA. as 2 .o U1 .Q 1: 2 VI ID E E E cv if E dels . m0 S ,CU E 'isa co 3 T3 S i2 k 6 ,J Laura Tullos, Beth Nutt, and Barbara Reynolds study the Bible. 8 mai 'M .JD K B. 4 H x X row 'Vw if n FCA meeting. and Stephanie Nutt attend a Jenkins, Cynthia Mace, Debbie Barnett, SEI Li school? t 63 f UI' YO you in has FCA helped How I, let God be the center of my ife Lisa Jenkins - FCA has helped me to r the best. O theft Q9 me tO CO and to know that all things that happen GSU 5: ENG! cn 2.9 LI CD4-' Pi me GJ .gdb QE 'Co-1 O2 'C Em gf '-.C OO .- CDS EQ. 'O w Q. 2-gs KD 1 E 3 -C9 GZU Um 1-I-E I cv: I2 CD .. 5 S Z.C .Q- Sus -CC Q2 Q34-1 KU E53 7: U3 teaches us how to It also ions. at situ ndle these ha Cafl WG Him through iv everyone. th W nds Ome file bec r- Our FCA is The Fellowship ot Christian Girls. Through Sara Coulte ODGS r to old S6 l've become clo t lots ot new friends and me this l've ittle he 1 T, accep tly portan Christ has helped me understand, but most im t's really terrific!! n school and homel te. I things 9 troublesom Sara Coulter and Stacy McCormick Coach Thames What aggravates you most about your job! realized yet that his Tammy Campbel - The tact that Don Pierce hasn't if Office. he study hail instead oft period class is in fifth qi, a Scarlett - ditto Sandr he falfl. int the gym IO UQ Goi mith S Ga ee slip! rs. Flentroy doesn't put out her absent M hefl es- vv l'l JO Chuckie OdO! 'I UQ thi G fTl SO d in mg tor ..-fry th Ru avid G D have to say going up and down those sta rs would Goree - ' Kathleen antly, CODST shop to get the absentee slipf he I TO UQ Goi urphy hM Bet Z- X x A V Se, ,.,, A 1 x f fx X 4V 4 me 5 2: Sonya Courson Row I, Kathy Croswel pbel Wallace, Tammy Cam Pam 1 Charlayne Jones, Gai Smith, 1 Row ys, T. K. Nalley, Mary Fulton Ba Lisa ols Sandra Scarlett, ch Ni nel Ja Nita Hobbs. gi 3 .I 6. 2: Linda Boykin, Kathaleen Goree, Terry Bowman, Christie Little, : Beth Murphy Sondra Barnes Row 1 Row Jess McNeely Beverly Cooley, Barry Kinard, David Ruth, nd. SS She fUl'1S an SHS GS m Wallace smil Pa cn -Q C0 CD 2:12 Off - Q 4 Janet tchel ia Mi Karen Slaughter, Cerella Harris, Patric 1 2 Row .ri ua 4 GV .. 'U KU 2 C, O O .. IU .1 2 O .Q z .6 c .Q 03 U! E - an 'ai C GJ 'J C L5 fi J GJ 'U KU u: 12 D CU Q 1 - 2 o C E' CU Q N 3 O cr 4D UI IU P QU cn S.- C MCI 'J Q KU C O Q O EQ C Sm as PE go 9-am 'vb +- L, E2 gm? D-5 bs E 0,3 CLE Q25 93? io O- UE wr Q.: QE Er 91: CE gen .C is .QW Cm Q CD 25 QE --1 xr: im ,QQ bw C 8 0.9 OCD I: ,Q - - Q32 -:cn vlrki as OO ccnr val ff! fx 'r: : A .F 4.-M....... 'TE .K 1 'Cf I 4 4012: Z Q3 V. Q 2 -A--A .E : an X cki 3 0 D: FQ 3 an .i an 5 2 U7 E E O .E 1 C O cn C .C O 'J 'C 'O O l- C 2 E X C ru O ,. 3 o EI E ru I Z' E 2 .ci E 0 3 C 2 LD :Ki 3 O D: as as .i .9 .C .Q KI ui .Q .Q : .. CD 'U U O l- ,L 3 o II C O rn qc O N3 -J C CD .- C O D. N B O CI 5 Q C IU I GJ O -J 3 o DZ ui E E E :J Q ,Q E .C o C, O E 5 o O 2 E KV .I C, E' E 3 U7 2 as E' E Q3 an .Q C 3 ru 2 .15 3 GJ .1 Ds U C CU I 65 3 o EI .. G9 1: CV O E D KU O 1:5 C 9 'o CU C an 'C 419 .D o 0: bl .C 9 D E QD E 2 vi C o E U7 n E o o i- E 3 N5 .I ui cn Q in cu 95 E C iv .C on D I E P IU D Keith Glover wis an .1 .K o :i .C O .2 C E O .42 C .C O ai C cv cu mc ! '1 15 O .. C1 .- cn as O3 ,QW .Q as .C ..- .Q . 'O-' F . cu x .C ru 3 CD - an Q C rv .Q 3 'C O CU 5, m C0 E 'U o U an 3 if O7 : cn fu I 'U x C L CU E U3 O CU C ,-E in -- . cu 3 E Q 2 ritative fgures as Alan Daws - 'No respect for autho Section leaders, etc. GUI r Presid Drum Majo xx C v, 3 D197 ,aa E l we Stewart Madra Ashcraft, Kelly Savage Row 2: Ricky 1: Stephanie Row Collins id BV ggs, Dee Morgan D Bi Mike DY dd Murphy, Richard Fris To Pack Paul Daws, Kayla Haynie, gi' ii . fr .If .W N K 9 I 'xr ,M , fx 4 Ni ' gf 71535 Af. gy , ggi, V' - fhffl 'Q r '.-aw: Vu v' fl' ff li .11 s 1 , -,153 may a X 7 sf 1 'xg' S, 'LM 'c : 4 xg!! ifggfgi .y JM: 1233 f r , 7? if 2 5121? r - . 1, AQ? in-P ,A 5 nl? A- -gr. Ew a ' sara I A-El . .Lg W wx- - . gig' . 1- 7 Ai'ifiA lt fr -4' 'Q if 55 'Ja f ffl' aw, 32 ' A ess X: '- ,kg age band rehearsal. ing st guitar dur Marsha Dean plays her electric .. I lard' K., .rg Rice, Madra Ashcraft Mary 2: Glenda Haynes, Danna Dean, LaTanye Boston Row Pam nette Davidson, LY 1 2 Row Fulton, Kellye Coulter Colena Stanley does a high kick during a routine. Q E 1 if e f X y am, f s , 1- 4? -Qi zsflfg .4 -we if J 2,4 'I 53.2 A4 135 K . f X7 LQ , . f ,VI Mg, ,,,,..,x 1 Q, 5 Talton, S3 net Bridgelorth, Nicole LaFoon, Tere Ja 2: bs Row pper, Colena Stanley, Laura Toom Ho A short prayer before a routine always helped. n, Suzanne Streetman R w Jerrie RobbieP 1 : O 3110 GFS f'l99l'f9E1 r i Lor Captain y Roan Row 2 nd Mi ain Kathy Andrews, Delois Belin Wendy Woods, Charlayne Jones, Leann Gresham, Co-Capt Boyett S6 Roxanne Ross, l.i 96 MCK Roxanne Ross and Delois Belin perform a stunt. What are some of the benefits of being a cheerleader? ..- o CD 71 .- co C CD .Q .E cu E an .C .- .- o an C o .. cu .C .- .Xi E .C .- ,.. ru .Q ..i CD P- O III C0 C K5 Q- CD .C 4- U7 .E I CD O7 -.- O ,... ,-, CU . O.. mu: O7 E GJ .D peppy for the gam a d and .CQ L CD 'O CU CD 'C CD KD .C O 0153 C'6 wx na: cu ou E cu .Q '5 52 GJ C GJ .O CD .C +- Q.- O CD C S3 CD CD C O 7 .Q x o :J 4: O iz il had We SSOH ISS S3 F Q he part of t 3 being HS cheerleader w li L i0 you get SISG, all bove . A year. iS th st- wn Main during the Chri do ers march ad eerie ch CHS CHS cheerleaders during one ofthe courtyard pep rallies. S GW Kathy Andr S Parade. mil ffef 8 schoo i Sat tim HFS SD your Q- O 4-1 C CD O L GJ O. LO IN S Q-.i CDC' 'O C KD enough e given 9 GS GI' tag B E -E I O 5- o Q E'- O C bs .C 3 C O bs 2 CC C .Q .- because the Eaglettes are given YGS, ml.. Mart Terrisa M an o C cu E C O 'C GJ O. an E cu cv E 'Es C .Q Z1 C E O CD Q an C Q ou O o as C We 3 +- 25 ow Qu Qu.i CD .C +- CD JI C '5 958 Qcu G3 2 1' C E 'UC x :- C O QU Q2 OQ GJO 0.09 CD C CU gf? mE ES O. CD .Q C O ru C 'Q CD UO I5 KU O CD .O O.. Sze on .E E o O an E o I C o .- on CI I3 cu C o O GJ 'U Id' n wo E4-4 as C .QE 1: C 5,8 ow 93 ..- 22 E2 an CC U3- C 0 . U52 0,2 PS CD EE' 3 'O C Im IP wen 93 C EB cu .ES QE QJ IN ll E an B 07 C CU CD D- o E '6 G5 O. CD .C -- CD b cu .C an 3 cn CU 'O C G5 .C rn CU x C O 3 on .E II .- S. u can't get an YO because C. .Q Z: C U3 o o cu C cv C O E an .2 an o an C Se C. O -Q- U7 E Ji C O 3 .- 3 O C 'S how don't realize St Ie ju Peop 'NO. UCKIGS eN Rene get recognition is if way we' The only rk WG WO rd ha 5. C ea ly recognitio Ir tha afld iS it we ask for Natalie Hubbard cleans up Homecoming decorations. H 'app J l C at 'i C, McGinnis, as sponsor Mrs, Ann Blaylock, and Kim Sandra Fife, Jan Russel Eaglettes of 1978-79. Mrs. Blaylock announces the Outstanding ua be cu CD C 1 E C an 5 E E Q zu o an C o E 0 .C Q o UJ Tu .C su o. au .Q C an D C .2 cu E I C Z' Q cv O .5 SE Q cc O C .Q C an U9 di .Q C o. .Q n .o o II .Q SE Q cu o E 19 O 9 C .Q C :I T B 0 ir E C o 2 B 3 of .9- E CL 'E C T ui C o O o E .E X 'ci C CU 12 JD I If .Q cu .- cu Z C x: C cu 2 cu UI 'C C Q P- ZZ ai C cv o U7 cu C 'U C cu UJ 2 LI CU C 15 C cu no CD C cu S LU cu U E E 2 di 3 o lI 5. sc L GJ CD di l Row , Jan Russel E EE Q mi u C an .- VJ cv cia Rogers, Kim Jenkins, Cyndi McGee, Jimmie Ann Johnson, Junior second sem , Pair UI an .- cu LD Us Renee Gil ornton, Ellen Griffen, Lisa Bays, Melanie Shannon Th Renita Philley, bs Grub SFIHG uli Elizabeth Schwartz J cke, Lo Diane is, Rita Taylor Caryn Burchell ett Sherr Bridges, Terrie Black, Martha Sprague, Celeste Harr Kathy Barn fi Nuckles, Karen Fulle s during the Christmas Parade. he she marc Renita Philley smiles as ll' Splr eaders il QNX W x g . I 1 2 A ,- D 4, f all ,,i, l man cheer at CHS gym. GY Bass and Debbie W ye maka Sher 'si' 3 'Er xx 5. 'SQ in gg' ,. ,X f. J- r fr , v3w2,'H' - f -E137 ...yfj A ,-:- ' ,. . ,viii , -fl gil A '19 Q 7 .Mgr - M- - A X E rriei ' 1 ' f 'SL ' Mgffz' C f , if 5, -jalgijvrfc 3 1' --4 r. FJ Van if 4 . fw.. J.. 4' ble Wayman Krist Parks Row 2: Tonya Coursoh, Shermakaye Bass. Gill, Joahdres Bankston, Deb Lorri Richards, Dana 1 2 Row Louise Welch What are some ol the benel ts of being a cheerleader? D O bs 'O C CD vi :E 3 x .. O 3 .Q C L CU 2 3 O ?' in x L cu 1 cu :- cn 'C X O. D O 1. U7 an L S CD L. an U cu cv C an an .C o 3 O CD -Q- C D O D- .C f: 3 cn 'O C .Q C ,- C GJ .- .- cu Q cu E O o on .Q ily . g fam bi OH6 jusi like 6 0 .C o W- 53115 O E2 Om C Q-OJ may .55 Q.. 5.9 -CO. T63 U Qui OE C.. was 33 wc z.o -be .L- ,cv .5 f Us IE an :B UU CUC CCG Gif: D.: o. U7 C O 2 .': O3 CD .C .- .C r: 3 cn E C an an .C o 2 LE 3 rson - OU Tonya C .,., 3 ID l them. O One uad, I have become closer to each SQ the have fun! . you the main benefit is ound l' 3 be H0 Q8 We of all, MOS! ds-'E char Lorri Ri Tonya Courson cheers. rson paint. d Tonya Cou all Gi Dana rs! ' ye pla al the cute footb heerlea ers anish if 1, K. I aw , ,b 1 W xlxf' . I Q., L :Il morisond Ed .James Clark, John ,Sheia Carpenter Gardner, Gibi Sullivan Hogan Mik David -fa. K 1,135 i. 1 8 , i'r-Fixx W1 A Hfid ii, Spanis in expression avor te f your iS What what does tmean7 Coach Mclviahan - 'Un otro dia, un otro peso - r i rdolla . he t SHO er day ADOIT1 hat's -VV nuevo? de hay e 'Qu dner F Ga Miki nevv7' Shela Carpenter - AC erra tu boca - Shut your ouih. FT1 a pityf I ha -VV ma an - Que Iasti iv Su ibi G happen- John Edmonsond - 'Que tal - Whafs X U . I Q C CU O. UD E 2 C 2 2 CD 'O 2 U3 .5 fa C GJ C1 CD U1 .5 L5 O. 0 C KU .C KU E O 2 .C O YU O o Ex' i O7 E .-'QP' gn lnugf- , f 'M sz: .ff- . 41,- fin NN. 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Z I 2 .Q -4- bs 6 I KU 'O C 2 CD cn 3 O .. 419- O. cs Q. rary, and l'm ib an c ..- .E 'O .. cu .C .r L O 3 on 3 E1 C Q 3 UD cu 3 :- 3 ED 'ci r: 3 O .. cu cu .2 I VJ -2 'O C cu ID- ,- an . -C . -.is an 0:5 as Ex .E 3 .- OE 39: ID Q2 IO? 5 f l QR, bs C CU ID if 'U GJ 9 1 4 3 O .- 9 .Q cu cu .Q U: '53 M U5 cn o E 3 o 5 CD UJ E o .Q :E L 9 O. 3 'U GJ C .Q7 ua C an .C 3 .. cu .C .- 3 an c X ui cn ?' l C cu N N cu E E cu D. .C -0- the helpers will learn something and Q- CU .C ...- CD CD L 3 U3 E .42 .Eli CD, 07 3 . gs QJGJ -OE CDO CDO 5 QC -3 ui UJ 2 O O o help people L CD if S w' Keith Gardner posts rooms to Career Day. L. National Honor Society is the most important honor organization oved? pf be im the school, but do you think NHS could in .. - O :- C o i- E 3 uz 9 o be .-E cu X Q 2 5 O O .C .- cu KD ui YD X o E ': - O .l C ua c 'U .. cu CD 1: 7: cu X U .. au C o an .i .Q C C o ID ai P: 2 an r! E ii o i- E o .. LL on .92 3 X o 9 O C O : CU U' cn GJ E CU 1 Center: ke Loc HHS artha Sprague, Alan Daws, Di hal, Brett Boyer M Kathy Andrews, Chris Clark, Denise Pa Kathy Andrews - Yes, by having more meetings and more tivities for the organization. HC would jects, l think everyone FO more p had W9 e-If Ck GLO aft Di t. ow more interes Sh it OD, rk W0 rojects to e could have more p lfw ri l'd9FI6 hGa Keit bers em of the m 8 the HWTSTGSY SS ,as well as incre it VG would impro Y. S KU O .E UJ E O 9 C .Q as KB 5 5, O 6 E E E' KU 2 Q E gi E X S. 3 CU O .5 B :J E .C S E 'S 9 O if 2 O if E U Er X .CD i CU CJ C O .0 UD -I g f fu E i if O 2 goth i ffaxf:-1 Z Q Z an Q ., . X O ,F , 4 o Z 5:7'lfillixYRliI' Barble Lewns and Wendy Woods performs a dance routune tn the talent show, AINQHGVII 1 X ,L .. f S 5 I. ,, 4 A- a ,f zz ::: X 5 N xv XfAClIlVUn't U9 2 207 'D 2 e ei 2' -E 3 33 2 0 on cn O 'U ..: -O CU 2 O: OU 6 E3 Em cn 3 mo, may an U, CD- PE CD O wg sc U1 .. O -- O-. H.. 0 un GJ CDG 4-O. CD- FE - 3 ffm - X an 3 :CU XQ --.O 3 .OLD :P U-- O -.Q U05 5.2 A 313 iw OU E gi QE 35 3 -O 3' TE O : 3 -CI, ' 05 5 3: , .-r: 3 'CDE mg 5-3 1-4-I Dqg 75.- C Q- -on gg EC, :E QVC -- Q LLC P' F 'E O KUUU .CQ 4-2 '-CDCD AEC EU 53 5252 C15 is x5 tic: 23 KD Q- Om O CD E cm cu Mindy Roan dances at talent show. 'l-I E 5: av T E '6 2 12 D QU Q as 2 O CI UJ .9- E n. D- - L GJ x .Q U .. CU I TQ D CU O C, .Q cn E C C an cm. an C P-. 2 sf .Q os .E C C an CL an as E 15 C E E I .E b CD O 6 o U3 .. J o J b. rv U: S .. .. an .ca U o S 7- lD - :: GJ 7 ff u -wx -+- O 'Q CU ua 3: 6 2 TU E 3 O .C an .E .Q 'EJ' 'E CD 2 CD CD C O It 1 in I v 2 it EA... 1 Q L ,- I , 5-, y . it . - A, in a-,Ai l I, Sandra Scarlett, Sherri Dodson, and Kathy Andrews Swee Ade ne members Tammy Campbel Hawaii Barber Shop Members: Greg Murphy, David Moffatt, Chuck Allen, and Kerry Phillips B' 5 S g 'al wg 'i 1 A-Q3 , Q A fin I. X Sherr Dodson and Tammy Campbell antorei U3 cu .- C an E 'C so Q cv U E - O .C Q ID E cu VJ an .C H E Ov .E cv .Q bf. Q f al 5 . 'al N er any re department si ffer com- s and com- I rea 'ze Kan ot und choral a ittle estival ve C ..'-2 www cn SEE-EU cu cum s 's s r is I oll Q Q in the thinkit to the gher Q hi I-Eg-LEKU 0.4: .Qigwz C -3 CLCU: :ax-gov Om :E 19 ,-.- r with pe pe O. n practices. 93 D V13 Dan Kim Jenkins and Greg Stephens sing. Pennington, V16 2: Way Anthony Row , Terr nkins, Stephanie Nutt Je Langley, Kim Sue auva Wood, Gil M 1: Melanie Row C nv an X no FE E Q5 0 L5 E 3 E 5 cu Q Q B 3 L l- az b 2 CD ti S W5 2 TQ b as Q Alf C KD .C C1 93 CD Us no c CD ik .eg-4 'V B!Tlfl'!. !' adrigals hat ways is the music in M W In the choir? dlffefeflt ffOm that lfl hink t is a differ- t David Wallace - I only a ent situation because there are very is the blend ifiQ: sing GW f Ceftalfi 3 ade by istake m FT1 any and T, portan im ally stick out The people FG ber W mem supposedly the best of in tvladrigals are i .- usic is a TTI ore, the and theref the Choir choir ' tle tougher than in ,lik r 2: Flow Jordan SFI Gill, Stev raci Phillips, Dana , T Beckett onda Carter, Jana Sled, Rh Keith 1 1 Row Stephanie Nutt, Mike Keen, and Terri Anthony rehearse. Kirk McGi ton, Terry Gifford nya Courson, To ardson, Tammy Jelfress, ch Greg Oden, Steve Ri L9 fu 'Q CU Q ms-M O Cc E30 k 3 C. 35 -l QNX if wil Tonya Courson, Ste- Parks S9 Deni XOD Di Terri Wing, Teresa Swan, Mardi Watt, Nancy Mazzanti, Randy Locke, Mary Ke ly, erry 2 T 'I Flow ,: o .C O E C .Q .. C CD :: KU ru fl! 2 o 7-s KW Q. Cl! L ox U KU .. on 5 E 2 if mm 5-C71 L: Do UQ go XC --.Q Ng am, SS ': 32 mu ES mm 10 qjui 0-E Em Srl -2 .Ex X.: viii Cl S8 gm CU Su C Io EZ Sm' IS is 2: 39 +- 35 oO J . V2 LG cu Q3 U3 Cub EC' of 5.2 gs i-U? 52? 32 'C U7 P2 Ei .Qm ff? 515 .io do 35 02 EJ, Q5-. CE Q :E C17 ii as Q - cu O 52 E si 6 o UJ TQ 5 CU Q KU .. KU .D .. KB on ai ,Q ia: .E 14 Q 5 CU L .D GJ Q L, LD C .K O 3 co .. GJ C KV -3 C, O ID 'O L CU .C .Q u: bs E CU ac E Q E TI KD .D o ci: -6 C 2 JC Q : cn : CD -J 6 o U7 U o Q CU b 2 an Jeanetta Bradford Row Lynn Penix, mmy Jeffress, Ta ODE, Jody MCC Gill, Jerry Stell, Dana Carter, nes, Bruce Bethea, Jim Jo Roberts, Mike Wayman, Valerie Biggers, da Carter Joandres Bankston, Beth Nutt Debbie an is, Law nfl Gi Duncan Mc 4: Steve Richardson, Brad Harville, Melissa orne, Linda Malloy, Donna Davis, sb Oden, Greg Woods, Larry Flowe, Lee Hairston, Peggy O eg Gr n Jordan, Keith Carter VG Ste Flemming, Tracy Stanley 73 students from First period every morning, f, Norman go to the Senior High School to meet with 2 A5 .c o .Q .C l- .: O .C U on 'O cu .. 9? .C .- E Z - 2 U3 ID cu - .- .- cu T S .,,-w 4 ix Y W, ., ,,,,...w..,.. N s, and Tonya Courson, - we XM Terr Dixon, Denise Park ed in l'fOlfT'l DG i, Kantore and ly Vars h vvit along v Christmas and Spring concerts. .4 class before clowns around ffF6SS ,Je X I begins. S 3 2-Q ,QE QE oi Clgwx CDO C9 l l'V ,Se QC- if-iv 2: l 4 D if new ,i fic ,g nnington, Seth Pe yer Bruce Bethea, Jimmy Silverwood, David Barnes, Mike BO Fel , B Jones, David Moffatt KY Friehie Barnes. Ric C E si Q5 o E E 3 E 5 cv Q 5 6 CD Q cu 2 C 2 E r- U1 on E cu -J C. O In 3 U1 L as LL C ru 5 rv: Z di 5 O U: ln C an .C Q 13 CD O1 rv L LD L5 .Q E o L 3 CD Ex L rv an ai o L Q 0. C O Q E 5 O O E .E 3 .C t- as b 2 U7 Clf 3 O 4 E 5 L ru E uf 3 ru Q C 2 4: 3: Mike White, hris Kleinhofs Row hnson, C Jo hnny Jo Chris Clark, V. ny Or To Gardner, Richie Barnes and Peter Schwartz clean up after lunch. 'C' :S CD .ff L C O L as C U L cu CD 5 6 X ui C O E E ru I Z' CE C an cn x cu -E 2 an honor to be n the Men s Service is it U feel that YO DO be on the an honor to iS it feel Barnes hie Ric ' m serve under able to lam because Service Club Mens Talton. GS Jam t's an honor to be in the Men's Serv- rl Eric Kar Tole ice Club because you help your school and community T. and have fun doing the GDI Of id GS V mthep I a at ng th Bei mes Talton Ja But bein it IO US-'I be 30 l'1OFlOl' m il Service Club, Mens .,.-.5 is the it because be in, honor to an usly, the club is rio SG aders of the Ie with SGT s the boys to m OW only club that all Q 3 D o 2 CD 'C 'O .C D: G '5 .C U3 CD in in. N community at Rotary. the Q v -f ,W fy Q X: , . --f y , my . lt.. i ,Q . X gs few' S 1 if ,Q-,,. t 'Cu Q, fy 4 l i f ra.: I Ill I-I 1,1 Illlii ill ,Hai 1 Pi i 1 .X 4? si 3 L..i,,fQf I B ,f ,Y fp . in , -in N, ,5-. ,C ., A . t , Ag, 5 2 ' E SH i- F ' ' in it if j 3 li. I 4 Sayger Cindy Cole. ean, Paula saD .Li Sivils, Debbie Crouch Row 2 ha n Cindy Wheat Mars Kathy Berry. Sheila McGilto 1 Row rf 2 EL C0 CD ,VO O C P- CU D. U7 5- Q Floyd Gary ms, Mike Willla YFIQSI Ea eler, Art Lewis Chr s Burt, he o Wimberly, Ronnie W Ald Russell, 'W Tony Brantley, To Q E 3 at W.. '-9 ' ,Wai if ar 2 .C U3 C O Q 5 E O Z DECA pro- nvolved in the becoming i S for Fi SSO UV V6 YO eol FT1 SO WSIS What Sl' CHD ad nth gr VG ell? 30 3V onlyvv d this is the GD wanted a job Swan bl Deb 1 1' rf gg 'J school gto ln QO Om I wanted a sw tch r ..- e job or a lull-tim hoo l SC of get out x hours a dayf Si were to get a job, d DECA Vie I joi US BSO e ofthe re Som berly Wim Aldo a credit , extr afi d to get 30 make some money, while you're UQ ea of work work. l like the id GIO lik We Anonymous I' iT'lOI'Ti Ol'l ll'iGl depend so, and not do person should , I think every young ung YO rsell . You should do tfor you 6. and dad all the tim Trigg s shoe sei s shoes at 9 I Sheila Gamm department oes on the rack Sh MCGilton put Sheila in .N as t , .,i . 3, x i , .5 if ' 8 B .was N' , i '1 ,few Sf., Q 4 4. , N. is Zu... ft.: n, Sherry Bolden, Monty K icrease How 2: Jay Gardner David Neal, Linda Karen Bennon, Rosemary Hill, Alesa Boyki 1 3 Row May, Gary die ds, EC! OO Jett W 3: Mike Morgan, Rusty Stewart Row Greene, Jett Pippen ney, Greg Murphy, LaDonna Mu 1:5 A i 1 Bi Moyers, Mark Orr el bert, Wayne Ferr Gil Robby Duncan, Br ce H, at Smit ike Greene Row 4 P M White, Pat Smith stocks shelves at Dixie Dandy. E E E KD on E E cu - .. 2 Q cu 2 ru D CD: .Z ' Q39 oss mcu has ig 552 .QE oc O- :nm EE mE Eg 0,03 5.0 2- CD: .QB till ICBDS because VICA 5. .2 C an I bw .CI cn. L I E on an G CD F8 OVidG fT'IO Di' work. This will and Oil I ceive an eduoa GJ i. me in the tuture. for security .f 'vi Q f cb - cz. si Q D CD 5 on E E .2 - 2 c o UD cu rv - 2 2 :N cu E .03 'O U LU E - O 3 ov E X - O E on C .. E 1: CU .. CD IU 3 o bs KD an .2 on EE .C .- UJ cu 3 E cv G om -up ii ff! ity: .Q .C i- O O .C O UJ .E E7 .C L CD C CU E cn CD .Q cn ... C CD 'U 2 rn E .C .. 6 .. Q :N c cu E S o with long in getting a you epare DF will also gram ui D an Mark Orr runs the press at The News Observer. es bows at Bakers ak Chris Willis m -f?f W'i'4Q1, M ,,HWa,gp , a 2 rife? z w-Q.--.-,. AV, -w----- L..,,,.......W..,,. 1 it ' .g f' 5 .ft 4 ' , My , . MJ im: , til? 3:31 I I me qigel .s 'viilf III! Jw iIr!' IR III? I It r' ., ' ,Ms wb sr. 4. , ' 'vt,QQ'.,,g'f'fz,', 4 , d, King type during sixth perio e Ia White and Patty Sh A I 3 lh2,fe-'sais H I I I - l es - 2' It V 'YL' - v x ' ' , ' V ,- ' U' rump I -- I - f rg It f , 4 y . gli, lf: gf' 'Sf' f I I Q I fm, 3' ai Tggf , A if I 5 6 W , .T ' I I 1 N, A a- A-mag ft I A ttf-2 rl Il , iy . , , Leg,vw,gf ,b,b L 1, I -rf 5 wffwpfid 1 ul vpla pf,-I I Q I i 55, , , L , A y ,VL r - ' -- tar: 4. ,,, ,, g :,Q.- I ,4,:.h .rs 5' '-.: ,- ,J '- I' If ek, , 'I . I a , H ,f Q2 , , f A A-if zu i o r A ' -'I rt Q J 'S X E3 S. it I! 'II 5'-Q-'ts . P, ,I Y 3 51' ' 1 ,lf ,3 , in W' Y 1, xx Iii . 5 , ' Y I J . i f 5 M 8 1' s :J aff .. 6' .1 +4 . 5' fl, Qt if fl. -at A iff' iii 4' l -5 y ' if Pi f B ' s ? 1 K 4 i f M I K at v ' y I K ' W sf I I II1 4, 'X t z. ' 9 ' t ,A , -' oi ' 4 C 3' . 5 5 L I 4 . 1 'I .W.i i U3 E sc Z' CU ci. 66 3 O cr L 0 1: KU O bw 'U E O Q S NJ ID ID .. GJ i- uf 'U o 5 CU P I N3 E mf GJ E ID an F! E .C cn .cf fl' E cn E 0 if 5 S 5 cu D3 ui cu .Q .1 S. Q E X Q O O .C CD if 3 O II GJ f 3 ED be 'o .E O Q o O S. U E O L, an 'C nu O cu as C cv DI if o 2 5 ID S as on C 4 ui .. as .Z II .KE E -J S L L J O .Q r: rv .C Q 2 co Q cn cu O c: 3 zu O 'E CU N N to E E G u. Q GJ 1 O D I- E hite son, Marlyn Jackson, Sheila W Langely, Valerie Kidd, Marcia Watson, Anne William Wallace, Sue Sharon I ls Ronald Matheney, Charlotte Danie ker Patricia Tuc ness world after graduation? help you in the busi LA will FB in UQ bei at u think th YO Do Q E 2 an E .. .c on :x cu .. GJ P RU .C GJ O if Ui L 2 'O C cu KD cu E O .c I- V5 .. E ,- cu .C .- KD or .E .C .- CD .C .. tif an ?' I C CD O7 bs CU U1 E :J cu O. Qi If UTURE when know DGVGV rthand. sho ke type and ta IO able ays be helpful. l will always be alw vi these skills need ht mig 0 f xx I J if US NESS ADERS Lisa Dean - Yes, FBLA has given me an opportunity to meet people with the same I E M I more pre- be L17 , t ,Q I Will loyed emp Iam I'lGl'l W Ithis BGCSUSS O USES. 3 rk A OVGI' ISFSSI fl'Ol'T1 SI in x CA ER rld business wo f the ve a better understanding o ha d will ED fed D3 Business a lot by being in the Future ned l've lear t ha f66I 'I Yes, l l'S Sharon Waite eir FBLA scrapbook. look through th FBLA members OUI' OWU OD t Standing enjoyed eaiiy I r and year t Leaders ot America. This was my tirs me ed t O Om I' P HHS do, and this club hat we all have to tisw OU UQ d reachi an I fee TWO if nnal szthis rd OW2 I UI- 15' ,V v 1 Q. e', ' :X f Qi 2: Lisa Jenkins, Sheila Bethea, Renee Carter, Teresa Mills Flow King, Pam Carpenter Patty Pam Mazzanti, 1 : Row e a go-cart down Main. id Burke r Cindy and EY Barbie Kell 5 C cu O be U .E O .E o Q 5 CD L5 E cn C 4 :- I Angella Bulloch puts on her makevup. happy? r people he t ake o Om ake you feel t tm does HOW 4 he on all t FIS tio HC e the re S6 IO VG llo Barbie Kelley OO aduIts,t he butt ds nly the ki kids' faces, not o Cindy Carter- t makes me feel real good knowing that tO come up GY nth he d laugh. VV an smile a ttle kid making l'm real you to shake your hand, and you talk to them, they are real clown . G3 they think you'r S9 CHU be excited Cindy Burke - 'Well it makes me feel great to make peo- acquainted with what a goes into lT1Ol'6 I to ge and gh IEU 2 C1 HBH W l Bu he fun There is a lot of work that goes with t it up and you know you've gm li GS kids' fac OSS u see th YO G . feel good insid akes you m it laugh, de them ma carry banner. UQ Patty Ki Pam Mazzanti and Q Q E IY i T 4 Q - i 42. A programs. FH SS troy discu C 2 Li. vi C 2 TJ C ru I0 'O o o 3 bw U C cv 5 N 3 O UI C O C C an C ED 5 cu O 5 cu ,f,.. 4 v Q gf., . aff 4' 'J i fv ,,' , '-sw af. if sg, 1 'I' VFW egg . 4 . T ,if 'Wi '- w ZN- Cr: ,DC SID ma C cv U7 co Em IC I T3 C1 60 2 I cv .- UD AC UD .C va rw of O J DD G .J C C :jeu NO C D E :J LD S an .Q UD ao C as +- ai an C o EJ no Q-C Ou: Io.: .rf f: YJ C U7 cv C Q i- ui .Q u: gif: cv C-5, 2: U9 XE E C cn ai an C o CD :N C C an u. ev C as 2 cu 5 C Z E cu BS si C L' O an .Q C cu 'J C 2 .- ay, Laura Branste C cv 3 U5 m U7 an C an i- ll ll E aker mem ho 3 feel that you Do today's society needs as much experi- wp, 2 . 4 f Xa... ' , V, ence or more than ten years ago? Yes, because u oods W endy W cooking, f O hods T me 6 DSW I' here a I producing food, f O echniques 1 DEW CD 3: ffererll adi w appliances, and HG style. that nk Yes, I Thi BGTTIGEI Sheila the home economics syslem has eatly. There are advanced I' Q increased CSX -th O G9 O7-ib OCU 'HCIJQ BUG CBO?- .C 'GJ 'DCD'O E852 221.0 claim 02.5 E. -C Oxo 030.355 'iwm JI If J: 'QE'- Uy . EE. Em. memak- ho oday's t ted, and C3 pli COITI with on the field Q0 IO G able l' 8 VS 6 2 'o C an 3 K6 an 5 an cn .5 E .C CD if E U3 'a CD 2 .Q E C I G 13 C 2 0 ai C 2 E 3 C C .. N .C U3 C 2 Tw xi bs 1 C Q ED .: 3 o KI u capability. and owledge kn 1 C C X TJ C G 09 E m In ui ill C CE C nh CI G .- C G O G E C G CE 5 be CO .Q 2: cu E 15 n cv 3 S di Row K. Nalley llln Annnle Di F ui Anno WOOd ci. member Valerie Kidd FHA OW' -.-E5 UJ Q55 C .-CqJ 54: O my 0758 CCUE Q! 1715.2 3121! O35 Um: ...QJU 'cBE ' EEE Siam SEGA mug? 34:0 'DYEVE E xo E'-Q, 5332- E02 O'JCC,Q Workin 5 3 O UD I O Cleftj An iiced in p f 1 Q Lv ,- - r his -- Ky . S 13. ,. . li W- o mo T1-J an q. 3 O Dx O 'O .C O U7 CU Eva C 5.9 -QQ- sem OCDO I E E: rua Bussel yla the OH UQ ki L NO X 3 Q U7 as ,E .- as E o UJ C cu o 2 DJ E .- 3 .O .1 S- O 3 'O C cu .C I- .Q E o C 3 .- -.- O .. Q rv Z' E CD .. 'cn 4-1 C .,.. L. CU E C CU rn 3 C0 VJ ,.. .C CD 3 O .C +- C QD D EU L. KD O. KU O. E E cn CU ZH C O .C as .,.. -C X o 2 C CU O Saying :CJ 0-7113 'UQ- :GJ o..C er- dn I' Ga eith K LISTFZT OU fr the 'After I 'an b-'55 COCU CUQ-C CU Ov 3 E522 blqg mix -C : ...QQ O O,-... -.- O.-'Ere e- complished som EIC QT O06 hen W UQ thi WU cv .C 'Q cn- .CJ 2: oo. cu E32 Q... - 35 ,XCD D QC EO .C 3 ,.. UZ Q14-1 -ko 35005 Oxx 5-OCD 53 o C 3 happensf S6IdOfT1 s Hr- ..f. Q A -, K r . r iz fs! ul Km 1 ni is 4, L.. . Q1 4 , ry, F 'Pi fr fv 1 f K A 0 s I -fl L 5 R 1 'Q 4 X f W xv 1 . ,QQ f 45 1 'x F '12 1 58 Jfl K .Q -. f tl,- .Q .1 ,, K ga ,. T' gg., we ,-wi ,- A , ,A., ,,.. 4- QA-1-,NK A? ' f 35. . . +72-,f3E',x q' 13991 K N g'ia.3Lq-.,w,'.' -,.n-,- - ' Greg Ste- l. hite, Denise Nelson, Kayla Bussel W lke Susan Martin, Keith Gardner M Andrews a Kleinhofs, Lynette Davidson, Bill Tucker nn Hopper A ie phens, Jerr 1922: gum LLI E75 Q., .f--,W 3: ' enise Nelson Row one, D C C ,....L M 'isa 'S .t.:a.., . , M CD , 4 ? M , .3 V ru 'img l i '-t '. Sharon Walters, Kim ker Mar in, Janice Par Eanlrston, Susan Pam 2: Row cky Wolle Be t: Glenda Clark, Row Carol Henley, Lynette Davidson Janice Parker lays out a sports page. sk 9 Lv . if ,f il Vi X. 2- you try out for the Termite vvny did ff? CU Q-1 U7 .- :J O 'U .Q L .,.. C O UJ CU QD 1. CD .C P- bs. CD E an I E cu O an Q 9 IJ o 3 ...- .- .C O7 3 O .C +- 4- CU .C Q- 6 WEIS Termit l fo U .. cu .C Q6 L5 cu O 2 cu VJ Q.. '5 .Q vi ..- U C CU C 3 -0- -O O ite VT? he Ter rt tried to a Clark nd Gle E 42 E C n. 3 fl E an CU 5 '17, S CD CD D ru O CD .O -4- CU -f-1 U3 E as x E bs 'U re alrea DCS WHO W6 de th a fevv stu wi x - O 5 'Q :J O 3 bs CD 5 un CD .E 'CG E O rn 92 E 5 lx as cv E cu o 3 O bs if and annual stuff, S lTl SO ON .4 bs CD .C 4- E as .C .. - cu cn C cu - as 5 3 :C c cu L O E C :U L: CU J: SS 3 O .fa 'O CD E X .Q X .9 D Q E 'U C CU C, O UP TQ P CU Q P2 E C Ps -I C, O U7 J E' OJ Ll. CD FE E .Q Cl CU .5 CD UD ID O Q. 'U C CU Cll O. Q 2 CD 5x 2 C CU I E . al' Q O2 ai Q 2 .Q Cl U2 O. E S ln if S Q CU U C if CJ 5.42 QE G92 Um C:-o- cu.- -3 am: OE ' o+- ' M . V553 Qin 3.43 4--CPN .9015 0.1733 09.53 'O .-an :QC 22,5 D QUQQCE EEE clubs QLIAIIQI QLIAVISI QUMIQI QUPMIGI vngdgp, DMM masmwx , , NX IJ H?'f'4'60fff,QZ' f wxwcf H W ,fm WMM .wk f W Q Q Mwew W ,QW M 5 yy Qs , Q i yffp Q0 dmmywfwfa onwojjq 96226, gig ,PX Q? YZ Ep if .5 ,, if Mgjf+ S WW M W 2 Tpqhdfng Mex? J 'N 79?M1f1Q..g,A?5q MES! MCF , 'fy wgwwj 7 HJ? QVK QQ N' SQZEZJWQJWTSE mm iqlwu X .3 XM dx ?5?mHwCy2?9k?k 'QSMJQWM ,Q-W' www ' ww me 4,4 Mj99nf5fD5,Mm ifgmi kffvcfffrzgi I Billy Allen 'arf tl - '2 xii 1 M. 1 yt Johnny Babb Charlene Bardin Kathy Andrews Pam Bankston Kathy Barnett Classes- H9 120 - Classes 2 A mi Q, e ' i' 1 .mi 39 , 1-if ' f J: f Brad Bass 5 Kathy Berry Sherry Bolden Ernie Bauer N Leigh Berry Pam Booker 1 Lisa Bays x Ronald Bolden Keith Boseman 1... Brett Boyer Alesa Boykin Ns. Karen Brennon Marie Brown Q 3. Gig Fi . B B Donald Bryant Chris Burt it ,J Greg Brantley xfffj, Ricky Brown Tammy Campbell Classes - I2 122 - Classes Pam Carpenter -uf Q . P R I ,Mfr 1 Glenda Clark s David Collins 'l'o 'N Connie Cheeseman Chris Clark C A A ..' i ' wh a 0 l'A' l ii 7 ' , , . , - I j Q A ' - J ! ' .! ' Jil Wm. Q 1 1: ., 3 1 if E 4 Z! X M X W g - 'QQ-, ' ' .- f 1 ' 7 .4 4 me 5 Q ,Qi 54 xt . X 'X y ii it f ie . 4, l , Y Nb f lx ink? ix ' 5 S 5 Billy Gay Clary Cindy Cole 'fi Renee Cook Mike Cooper I ,,.-1 Seth Coulter Hal Courtney 9 4 n ' Kathy Croswell Debbie Crouch 1,-:S X 0 1 C 5 X 4 tix Dedrick Davis Alan Daws X , Patricia Craig Lynette Davidson f r ? gi C! 3 WK' X yi ff y A ,iffy XX . ' , X,,,y, X .-5.-Q K' , .f 'f -D L 532: V A M of 4 i C' 1 Jerry Day Classes- 123 Lisa Dean Gerald Dixon if 5 xg- Mai Greg Doss David Farrar 'Q QE ..-191 Q -.,Qiv' , -gl Sandra Fife Betty Fleming l24 - Classes Sherri Dodson Wayne Ferrell If ' Mary Margaret Fulton Belinda Gardner Jay Gardner n 'iivi Sherri Gibbs Steve Gilbert I! . -i G 3! Jw H Keith Glover Donald Goree X Keith Gardner Andy Glover La Donna Greene Classes - 125 Julianne Grubbs Billy Hammons 0 ...ik Steve Harrison Tina Haddick David Hardin xl Sandra Harville Kevin Halley Paul Harris i w. , 1 Q ff--N. f- A , -' .51 Fred Haynes flaw z f A 'JS fr I' 1' fair: ,-'H Kenny Haynie Becki Hendrix Jim Hendrix Carolyn Hill Rosemary Hill Nita Hobbs uf-wg ,. I wr.. . x Qi l ' K Y fl V , Us ' ff 5 '. l 3 x I -J I . . . AE all -fe 1, V W, , E44 .1 , - xx, 'N' , ,w 1- , ' if X , ' '4 lf A x .Pg M . J 4 .xl 1 . . x ,, . 1 Scott Hodge David Holloway Glenda Holylleld nfl, .- L a ' x 'QL ..,, Classes 128 - Classes fm X A Q Martin Hopper Y' MM' Lisa JeI IKif'IS Charlayne Jones if Q Debbie Hughes 5 l , i or G7 - a , J 9 Q r Frankie Johnson ,rig Philip Jones Marilyn Jackson Jean Johnson Sharon Keene yy ii V T9 K .3 .v,. I Aint Rusty Kemp Valerie Kidd Monty Kilcrease h4n,.,v N, Ex 3 B. in El I Patty King Kim Kirtley Sue Langley E-if r i Jimmy Law John Law Bonnie Leonard Classes I 30 - Classes lien L ' z l 'N Art Lewis Mike Lloyd . m ,Ir fi L A X 4 l- , 'B f X 3 Diane Locke Miles McCarty fxx Kim McCone Donna McFarland Lynn Locnala Gina McClain vs l Sheila lvlcGilton -MN Q Carol McGough Lorri McKee X ,- x ' gg ' M ' A . in f' A ' Ronald Matheney Rhonda Maxwell ff, S M ,, or Pam Mazzanti Bob Murphy W qui Susan Martin -uns .1 Eddie May ,www Greg Murphy Classes - I3 1 32 - Classes v . 1.14 .Ll O F .A Tammy Murphy Tim Murphy , Y'Y ef f 7 . QL- Y I K - 3 , K ,. 5 L3fK S N' fl ' ' 'A l Q! W K 14 f f r ' 7 W1 'fgii Q ,fi A David Neel Denise Nelson wr-L 1 i .QJ s ig ,i O' 5 , U l i 4 I, Y? 4 gif if T, ' , ff Terri Nichols Renee Nuckles Linda Murray in an- '1 'f Janet Nichols Tony Orr 51 ff , ,x ' A4-f We Q nr I 1 J Denise Pahal Howard Pam Debbie Parker Q ',' . V x Janice Parker Ricky Parks Cindy Phillips .L , -5 ., xiii' V . - , , ' 5 Q K 1 Kerry Phillips Don Pierce Jeff Pippen Classes - 133 I 34 - Classes S Y! S' x . 1 , '7m.g..-fn Nolan Poole Curtis Pugh l ..--'QL I,--,.-.r-. it Steve Rainey 1 V A ' 9 1 V21 5, W V V i ' e C ' t . A .1 I sl ' Mack Rice Chris Roan Charles Rodgers ma Don Rodgers Paula Sayger Sandra Scarlett Nedra Schilders Flotina Shaw :., S,. ' L X i, x . W xx ,y i , 4 f r 1 L Tim Spainhour A Elizabeth Schwartz Gail Smith Martha Sprague fl--f .if ww. Bobby Sellers Pat Smith 7' ZW Donald Stafford Classes - 135 5 KL if. Greg Stephens 0 'L A f ', , 1 T in '54 -5271 , M 'V li' ' af Tony Tankersley i Kim Townley James Talton r ' if if Doug Thurman Jkivx-2 .wX.N.V Susan Townsend Bonnie Tanksley 71 ,J Ev !, Eric Toler .rf , if 3' . ,V Jimmy Trotter 4 'E i.ni'xXX Deborah Tucker LOFGUB VVBIKGI' Greg Warren r dir' Patricia Tucker ,mx Pam Wallace ,141 H-r ' Sharon Walters Curtis Vaughn Sharon Wallace Marcia Watson Classes l38 - Classes Q. 5. 9. , X, ,V 'K L. z:,..,, - N Kelley Wheat Mike White 4 42 ' 7. ,L Xl A Earnest Williams 'S vp- !! 1 Ronnie Wheeler Gary White Sheila White Glen Wiggley Maurice Williams Thomas Williams Chris Willis Jeff Woods i L 4 Neal Woods Jeffe yWoodbe y 140 - Classes L w ix Mike Murphy and Steve Lewis Ng? XA Sag .s1k, Alan Daws ..5 Mike Cooper N - Y i f i M 5? q.,bL-ff. M Lx Connie Beck Wayne Keeth Homecoming Maids ix '41 ..f Talking during lunch Leann Gresham Lisa Shoops I f l l I Us Tim Abney Steve Adkins Freddy Akin Chuck Allen Gayle Allen Mike Allen Terri Anthony Arron Bardin Patsy Barner Richie Barnes Debbie Barnett Tim Barnett Teresa Barret Connie Beck Delois Belin Malo Berry Shelia Bethea Richie Bivings Terrie Black Martha Blankenship Rob Blankenship LaTanye Boston Robert Bradtord Terry Brantley Tony Brantley David Brown Ricky Brown Tony Bruton Bobby Bryan Terry Bulkin Angela Bullock Caryn Burchell Cindy Burke Holly Burnelt Dawn Cagle Cindy Carter Gloria Carter Renee Carter Freddie Charleston Mike Chisholm Daryn Clark LeAnn Clark Classes Perry Clark Ted Clay Sandy Cole George Cooper Billy Corker Robert Cottrell Kellye Coulter Chris Courson Sonya Courson Charlie Cummins Ricky Currie Stephanie Curry Delois Curtis Charlotte Daniels Angela Davis Sherry Deal Danna Dean Marsha Dean David Deless Eddie Dodge Terrie Dodge Janet Donaldson Donnie Dubose Greg Dunn Tim Ebarb Carlos Ellis Gwen Evans Melinda Evans Nathan Ferguson Mike Floyd K. K. Fox Laquistia Frisby Melissa Furgerson Shelia Gammel Alan Gardner Coni Gates Robert Gaught Audrey Gibbs Brice Gilbert Melanie Gill Bodie Glennon Kathy Green rev vw-7 42 An 'Q Leann Gresham Barbara Griffis Shelvia Grillis Dwayne Hanks David Harrison Carol Henley Mary Herron Danna Holliday Gwen Hudson Walter Jackson Carma Jenkins Kim Jenkins Beth Johnson John Johnson Calvin Johnson Sharon Johnson Shirley Johnson Mattie Jones Fiicky Jones Stebo Jordan Mike Keen Randy Keene Barbie Kelley Becky Kelley Sharon Kemp Keith Kidd Kara Kiicrease Jim King Greg Knight Lee Langstaft Chuck Lewis Kevin Lewis Patti Lewis Felicia Lincoln Willie Lincoln Thad Lloyd Keith Locke Karen Lofton Marvin Lowe Gayle Lyons Terry McClarnon Andy McDanieIs Neal McDougall Odie McFarland Cynthia McGee Dutl McGinnis DeeDee Marks Gail Marshall Sharon Marter Kevin Medlin Teresa Mills David Moffatt Mike Morgan Bill Moyers T, K. Nalley Jerry Nalls Tammy Nalls Gary Nolan Penny Norrell Willie Norwood Stephanie Nutt Mark Orr Rusty Owens Jim Parrish John Parkerson Lisa Payne Kevin Penix Mike Pennington Wayne Pennington Renita Philley Bobby Phillips Bill Pierce Lonnie Pippen Cindy Poole Cindy Pratt Robbie Price Donald Quimby David Rader Glenda Rice Connie Rickman Roger Ripley Julia Rivers Benny Rogers Keith Rogers Karen Ross Cindy Rowell Jan Russell Tony Russell Janla Savage Sonya Saxton Peter Schwartz Mike Sellers Steve Shaffer Don Shivers Lisa Shoops Charles Sivils Marsha Sivils Jim Sled Kim Sled Vaughn Smith Colena Stanley Kay Stanley Rusty Stewart Russell Strickland Carla Swan Debbie Swan Jessie Tate Belinda Taylor Richard Taylor Winnie Thomas Debbie Thompson Shannon Thornton Stephen Thublin Laura Toombs Steve Toon Sandy Trantham Leron Trotter Bill Tucker Cynthia Tucker Ricky Tucker Louis Turner Dennis Vancenna Danny Wade David Wallace Tammy Wallace Angela Warren 146 - Classes Jane Watson Mike Watson Cindy Wheat Bob White Doolrecy White Mike White Bill Williams Patricia Williams Sheila Williams Sherry Williams Ann Williamson Trenton Wilson Aldo Wimberly Vickie Wimberly Becky Wolfe Cathy Woods Tommy Woods Wendy Woods Paula Wright Mark Young Todd Zeigler 4?- .dk ...y -v 1 al' Carolyn Addison Benny Akin Dan Anderson Terry Atkins Gary Bankston Pam Barnett Sondra Barnes Jaynie Bays Jennifer Bays Stacie Baker Scott Berry Jimmy Binns Mark Blankenship Barbara Bond Tenetha Bonnette Don Botts Terri Bowman Lisa Boyett Linda Boykin Laura Branstetter Sherri Bridges Janet Bridgforth Sandy Britt Barry Burchlield Kayla Bussell Curt Cagle Harold Cameron Jerry Cameron Edwina Campbell Diedre Carpenter Sheila Carpenter Oscar Carr David Carter Mike Carter Tab Childers Ann Clark James Clark Kathy Clark Laurie Clark Chuck Clary Jeanie Clay Anthony Cockrell Classes - 147 148 - Classes Derrick Colbert Terri Collins Ouintin Cone Beverly Cooley Corky Cooper Jamie Cooper Flsydell Cooper Sara Coulter Ray Courson Connie Cox Jim Crain Wilda Danzy Lynette Daniels Paul Daws Billy Day Barbie Deal Dana Deal Wendell Deal Donna Deloney Andra Dickerson Lisa Dixon John Edmondson Dewayne Edward Lisa Farrar Stacy Farrar Suzanne Followwill Marty Forrest Mike Frisby Karen Fuller Chan Gardener Miki Gardner Patricia Gardner Randy Gill Ricky Glennon Kathleen Goree Loran Goree Kay Grassi Kim Gray Carl Green Lynn Green Ellen Griflin Carla Gunnels 43 WC' ,5- Clb if 'O Eddie Hackelton Edith Hall Deborah Hamm Calvin Harbour Jackie Hargraves Celeste Harris Jennie Harvey Steve Harville Pam Haynes Kayla Haynie Steve Haygood Kim Hines David Hogan Devin Holland Dewone Hollins Johnnie Hollis John Holloway Joann Holmes Darrel Hopper Jerrie Hopper Natalie Hubbard Tommy Hunter Becky Jackson Karen Jackson Brenda Johnson James .Johnson Jerry Johnson Jimmie Johnson Johnny Johnson Ken Johnson Terry Johnson Ashley Jones Steve Jones Johnny Jordan Barry Kannard Ronnie Kelley Carla Kemp Denise King Anna Kleinhols Chris Kleinhofs Johnny Langley Tina Langley Classes - 14 I 50 - Classes Brad Larson Vicky Layton Barbie Lewis Richie Lee Darrel Leslie Anthony Lincoln Mark Lockling Donnie Lofton Keith Long Rea Lucas Stacy McCormick Karen McDonald Susanne McElroy Penny McGough Melanie McKnight Cynthia Mace Mike Mann Jamie Martin Terrisa Martin Patricia Marshall Ralph Malheney Ricky Matheney Connie Maxwell Keith Medders Leland Mills Charlotte Modisett Johnny Moore Barry Morgan Dee Morgan Deanna Morris Beth Murphy Lynn Murphy Wendell Newsom Rebecca Newton Scott Orr Ricky Pack Kenneth Pennington Joni Phillips Karen Phillips Sheila Pitchtord Sandra Pugh Jerry Ramsey 'K Johnna Ray Pam Ray Patrick Ray Redo Reed Sharon Reed Barbara Reynolds Darla Rhodes Bill Rice James Rivers Kim Roan Mindy Roan Lisa Roberts Cindy Robinson Kim Robinson Peggy Robinson Patricia Rogers Roxanne Ross David Ruth Jell Sanders Tammy Saxton Rosemary Sayger Karen Simmons Mavis Simmons Steve Sivils Karen Slaughter Virginia Slavin Dennis Smith Janice Smith Terry Smith Connie Sooter Suzanne Streetman Julie Stephens Deanna Stephenson Stephanie Stewart Gibi Sullivan David Switzer Mary Ann Sylvester Teresa Talton Cathy Tankersly Jimmy Tate Rita Taylor Annie Tharpe Classes- 151 Billy Tucker Gene Tucker Lottie Tucker William Tucker Laura Tullos Jan Turner Jett Tyler Mark Urick Tracy Vann Carol Vest Karen Vinson Debbie Walker Donny Walker Pamela Ward Connie Watson James Watt Annie Webb Darby Webb Paul Weems Tommy White Wendy White Harvey Williams Marcus Williams Terry Willis Jimmy Wilson Eugene Wimberly Glen Womble X 5 frilly? Sharon Adkins Ricky Allen Claudia Austin Jimmy Austin Rhonda Babb Joandres Bankston Vincent Bankslon Karl Bardin Greg Barker David Barnes Sherma Kaye Bass Pam Beaulieu Rhonda Beckett Maurice Belin Tony Gerry Bruce Bethea Valarie Biggers Mike Biggs Curtis Boston Ronald Boston Brian Boyer Jeanetta Bradford Lawrence Brown Sue Brennon Beverly Broadway Brent Brown Sharon Brown Virginia Brown Janet Buckner Vickie Butkin Stacy Bullock Donna Bunn Carla Burchtield James Burk Linda Burns Ronald Cameron Cathy Campbell Patricia Campbell Teresa Carney Anita Carpenter Becky Carpenter Jim Carter Classes Keith Carter Lawanda Carter Janice Clark Jerry Clark Terri Clark Doris Coleman Janet Collins Steve Cooper Renee Cotton Tonya Courson Clay Courson Jerry Courson Tony Couser Angela Cox John Craig Terri Cromwell Keilh Curran Denise Curry Robbie Danzy Barbara Davidson Donna Davis Paul Davis Donna Day Judy Day Ronnie Day Susie Day Jimmy Deloney Terrie Dixon Sieve Dodson Tommy Donaldson Terry Ebarb Jim Edney Eugene Edwards Lori Edwards Tommy Edwards Greg Felkins Riley Ferguson Melissa Fleming Cleatis Ford Mickey Fox Richard Frisby Richard Fuller Wade Gammel Tammy Gardner Terry Gifford Karen Gilbert Dana Gill John Gill Phil Goodwin Beverly Goree Fred Goree Reggie Govan Carl Green Phillip Griftis Todd Grubbs Fiandy Hammons Robin Hammons Lois Hampton Leslie Hanks Joe Harper James Harrington Cerrella Harris Charlie Harris Johnny Harrison Lee Hairston Brad Harville Beverly Hendrix Wanda Hendrix Brian Henley Mike Henry Louis Henson Heather Heppner Harlan Hipp Pamela Holmes Julia Holytield Suki Hopkins Penny Hopper David Horton Charles Huff Fiobert Jackson Tammy Jeftress Dennis Jenkins Debra Johnson Jane Johnson 156 - Classes Fluby Johnson Susan Johnson Todd Johnson Misty Joiner Mike Jones Murry Jones Sheila Jones Genia Jordan Steve Jordan Steve Kannard Vicki Keen Wayne Keeth Carl Kellers Henry Kelley Terry Kelley Roderick Kidd Kent Kilcrease Bobby Kitchen Leroy Kitchen Phillip Knapp Jett Knight Nicole Laloon Wendy Langley Adele Langstalt Regina Laing Terry Law Sue Leslie Steve Lewis Christi Little Matthew Lochala Flandy Locke Michael Loggins Cathy Lowry Ronnie Lowry Kendra McClain Paul McCalin Jody McCone Brian MacDougall Janet McDonald Juanita McFarland Kirk McGilton Duncan McGinnis ' 9 .JY X ' - 'IBN Y 'A ' , T K 1 5 . ,I A s I K . f? 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Fw 'Y' Melinda McLeod Jess McNeeley Linda Malloy Bruce Marter Terry Martin Mark Maxwell Stacy Maxwell Vicki Maxwell Lance Mayo Regina Mayweather Mary Mazzanti Teresa Meredith David Miller Brian Mills Terry Mills Patricia Mitchell Sandra Moflitt Brenda Moore Stephanie Moses Greg Murphy Mike Murphy Todd Murphy Lee Nall Gary Nalls Michael Nelson Beth Nult Greg Oden Peggy Osborne Kristie Parks Tracie Parks Robbie Patton Sharon Patton Lynn Penix Robbie Penn Sandra Perkins Mike Pittman Jimmy Phillips Tracy Phillips Terry Pippen Crystal Ponder Troy Posey Rhonda Rachel Classes 158 - Classes Marcileno Reed Kim Rice Norma Rice Tommy Rice Lorri Richards Kathy Richardson Steve Richardson Glen Riles Danny Roberts Tasha Roberts Liz Robinson Ricky Robinson Debbie Rothenbush Larry Rowe Debbie Russell Scott Samford Kelly Savage Wayne Schilders John Schwartz Jimmy Silverwood Chuck Sitton Tommy Sivils Jana Sled Donnie Smith Jackie Smith Kenneth Smith Sara Smith Tamara Smith Elvis Spharler Lenny Stadler Sherri Stafford Tracy Stanley Jerry Stell Angie Stephens Billy Strickland Jett Strickland Mike Streeter Laura Suratt Rory Swan Teresa Swan Beth Temple Billy Temple at ,--. I? 'V' 37 4 gi.. iz' eg ,.9 Dennis Thompson Mark Thurman Carla Trantham Harold Tucker Lawrence Tucker Penny Tucker Joe Upshaw Kenneth Walker Amos Wallace Kim Wallace Dewey Ward Crystal Warren Barbie Watt Mardi Watt Debbie Waymari Doug Webb Louise Welch Kent Wells Kim Wells Debra White Michael White Stephen White Sherri White Capresia Williams Mark Williams Marty Williams Michael Williams Tina Williamson Freddie Willingham Terrisa Wimberly Nancy Wing Susie Winn Terrie Withers Bobby Woodberry Greg Woods Robert Wright Stacy Vickers Pamela Yates Teresa Zachry Terry Zeigler Classes - 159 160 - Classes Brett Boyer v7 bs J? Cnarlotie Modisett Shelvia Griffis John Edmondson More Candids Suzanne Streetman Glen Womble Students clown at lunch. Kerry Phillips Kellye Coulter And Even More Keith Gardner Shelia Bethea P n Jan Russell Kathy Croswell Benny Rodgers ITIAXFYF ITIAKFIF ITIAXFIF ITIAFIF 164 - Stuff Superintendent When asked what he would change about the Crossett School system if he could, Mr. Hugh Willis replied, lf I had the finance l would make a broader curriculum forthe whole student body. Sonool Board The 1978-79 Crossett School Board members are Mrs. Betty Ripley, Mr. .Joe Bridgtorth, Mr. Willie l-largroves, Mr. Charles Bax- Iey, and Mr. Benny Pierce. Mr, Hugh vviiiis The 1978-79 Crossett School Board Mr, Bob Crain Mr. W. D, Johnson Mr. J, B. McCormick Assistant Superintendent Business Manager Supervisor of Curriculum ecretaries Mr. Annie Runyan, Mrs. Susie Caprio, and Mrs. Irene Walsh Principals Mr. Stanley Cheshier CHS Principal Mr. Pat Lowrance Norman Principal Mr. Clyde Jordan CHS Assistant Principal Mr. David Barnes Norman Assistant Principal Secretaries A , , v fi91' ,pn Mrs. Nadine Lansdowne CHS Secretary we Mrs. Margaret Alexander Norman Secretary Staff - I65 166 - Stcff I ,.,' . '. ,af N .Q 1 N , qw-'. . ,ww . . S Q- 5 e i it ii md i ,. W . L x Mr. James Cosby - Science Coordinator, Biology, Advanced Biology .Maxie Medders - Biology Mr, Cecil Ritter - Chemistry, Physics .+ f t Mr. David Barnes - Earth Science Mr, Donald Fulcher - Earth Science lvlr. Robert Phillips - Earth Science Mr. John Houston - Advance Math, Analysis, Alg. Il, Math Coordinator 1 .-nl' ,fftn1v.flw 5 -' ,,..-V--M Qu ...W 'M Mrs. Connie Smith - Geometry Q .,,.,..--at ,Qs A..-nl' A , ,L ,sally-H Q ' , it wen ' -1 if WD U C , , o it Mr. James Stewart- Algebra, Mr. Paul Fulton - Math Mr. Bobby Richardson - Geometry, Advance Math, Calculus Algebra II I ii Mrs. Joyce Odenbaugh - Math Mr. James Banks - Math Sta 168 - Staff Q ia 'i lvl Mrs, Barbara Gates - English Coordinator 'iiiffl C Mr. Gordon Cupp - English ,xi If Mrs. JoAnn Lowrance - English, Creative Writing we 1 Mrs. Betty Johnson - English l 'bgi S g to KJW A Mrs. Nancy Cook - English Mrs, Vickie King - Journalism, EAGLE, and TERMITE Sponsor I 7-' li, W Mrs. Erma Banks - English Mrs. Leann Barnes - English Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks - Speech 1-gait., W ' Mrs. Margaret Zimmerman - English Mrs. Cleonia Warren - English Mr. Robert McMahen - Spanish Staff - 169 If Mr. Eddie Loggins- Arkansas History Mr. Roger Massey - History Coordinator, Psychology, History 'K' '1 Q Mr. Mitchell Combs- History, Mrs. Neile Cole - History Sociology 170-Staff Mr. A. W. Terry - American History JK ? Mr. Tornmy Johnson - Civics Nwmwmw Mrs. Margaret Rice - Typing, COP, Accounting Mrs. Charlene Thomas - Business Coordinator, Typing, O.E. Miss Donna Dolan - Typing Mr. Phillip Kelley - Shop Mrs. Alberta Flentroy - Home Economics f. ,p Mrs. Myra McLaughlin - Home Ec. Sic Staff lr I L .,b, 415515 8 1 Mr. C. T. Foster - CHS Band, Stage Band Mrs. Linda Meacham - Art iiiuifiil . w Mrs, Carolyn Daws - Norman Librarian Mr. Jimmy Jeffress - Choir Mrs. Wanda Locke - CHS Librarian Mrs. Ann Ritter - Reading '91 Mrs. Charlotte Holliman - Reading ISN Miss Pam Bankston - Special Education Mr. John Bissic - Reading Mrs. Janice Johnson - Special Education Sta Inff Mr. Ed Johnson - Driving 3' X841 Mrs. Pat Sullivan - PE. 3 Mrs. Melissa Thames - PE. Mrs. Wally Flauth - PE., Study Hall Mr. Terry Blaylock 'H Q' 'K 'K PE. 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