England High School - Lion Yearbook (England, AR)

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No, the annual staff is not asking you to write an essay. That's left up to the teachers! What the annual staff has done this year is make a brief jump back to the summer of '81 We caught a few of EHS's students in their normal and not- so-normal summer activities. Usually, the annual is used for the purpose of telling what events occurred during the school year. Well, we ventured beyond that and captured some summer memo- ries in pictures. You may be surprised at what some of these people were doing! ummer? n Jerry A , you sure get excited about pumping gas! Is Mike M. doing a diving ritual or just showing off? Don't exert yourself too much, Scott A.! WU Remember, Adam C., you can't take the bat with you. ture. Is that a new cheer you learned, Janea? No, Nichole M., I promise no one will see this pic-

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The Honored The 1988 Lion Annual Staff took care in finding just the right person for this year's dedication. With deep respect and admiration, we present this yearbook to you, Mr. Garland MacRae. After gradua ting from Bradley County High School in 1965 Mr. MacRae at- tended AMQN at Pine Bluff, AR, and received his B.S. degree. Mr. MacRae has been with England High School for a total of 18 years and presently is teach- ing auto mechanics and repairing buses. Mr. Mac, as he is commonly called by everyone, is married to Kathella and has two children, Rhonda and Garland III. For your unselHsh service and enthu- siasm, we are proud to dedicate this book to you, Mr. Mac. g I l df- 5 Q ' X 6 , 17137 1, 1 JA NY! Y',1'f'. . , . -... . . 4. !. '..'1?.f'Hq.'hj 'L in-A --',,f -g.,jilf,l'. ,'ifj,ZZ--- ',. .ZA.I'1 ,5'x- f'f. ' .f'v.f'ff . I X 2' ' 1: flint. :'l'1r, lg ' 'kffvff' -fi! 'L' fi g'bJ,'x'fff7.4f9.'5l. .-'J - fi 1.77.1 '- ' .'- -. . .--' ':'f 'I-'. My ..N.r,'e X. , 'UK-.. .fx A.:,!.',,1.. .1 a I. .1 1..' - - ' 'H 2 'I'-s ma? .-H ff '11 ' . '51 1,33 .'l.fi.f'.-7 ,' ',',?f-'-,. 1132. 5 fy., 0',:V:.b ' 7, '-ff-E-li. '- fm ,' 5'-' '- ' 5 1'.' Jil lffgfvj. S .' 1-L, ,,-H' ,, , 'r ' ' V-5' '-J A-1 l ' '.' f-Q-.LV ',',gv, ' . tl - f .. 'x 'f',,,4 , ,D 1 -i 5, . .ok ,un 4.1. , .I ,., ,. ,1. ,..., I ,. N j 'E-'gpflffz : fl ,i E, Q l'5:.':::.1- ., H . e . L . ' -.Tw Nj , ' I 5 - 1 n , , inf' - 4 - - , 1 ls.5 .. I K X :'S- I Ag , JI . 'L ' . .f-.--f':'. : . , Half. .515 I. f , -- 31. as , 7- --,Y H., N V., I , I 1' ' N .,. ,, v . , H.. . .H . ,A I . ' , 7713 I ' - - . 1

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Wow, Scott A. has an interesting job, holding up buildings.' Did Jay S. and Trey S. spend their whole summer riding three-wheelers? Joel W. thinks he's mo- deling for a swimsuit ad. We wonder if Scott C. and Mike M. delibertly Q Jennifer N. and Neal S. are enthused about working on the yearbook after attending the workshop in Conway. injured themselves so they W0Uldf1'f hue fo S S .,.. S S SSS,S .,.,. ..2 It f practice. Q' ' Tammi R. and Leslie M. tum into Egyptian goddesses at S S.,S-,,SS St. SW - If ,. fiiw' K 'ii 'Sify SS S is if ' .r - , 5 K i Coach Gibbs is showing them how it is done. MSE? , -X Q S Q 1 Q saw Sa ii, S MM... :i5Y.I1f92F.as':5: 5?iE555.255W?3Ei3?S4s47iWSii33l?eiWZFsSii'iQl'w1E-Tgts H