Evans High School - Evans Eagle Yearbook (Evans, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1980 volume:

The Eagle Evans, La. Evans and 2 Peeking Through Elementary, Jr. High High School 3 The Way We Were! E. B. R. H. W. M. K. P. B. R. L. S. 4 The Way 5 We Are! 1980 We, the 1979-80, Annual Staff are very proud to present this year’s annual to a man who put forth 30 years of hard work for Evans. He put in much overtime for his FFA boys and we’ll always remember his “barbecue sauce. He is a graduate of Hornbeck High School and he attended LSU where he received his B.S. in 1948, his Masters in 1946, and his Masters Plus 30 hours in 1968. His dedication to Evans High School has been exemplified by the establishment of the W. F. Dowden Scholarship Fund. It is with much pleasure that we dedicate this annual to Mr. W. F. Dowden. 6 Eagle Staff Left to Right: Standing: Miss Melder, Sponsor, Karen Pippin, Editor, April Goff, Asst. Editor Sitting: Brenda Comer, Asst. Business Manager, Pam Davis. Joyce Evans, Renee Jarrell, Evelyn Dailey. Lisa Whatley, Not Shown: Wina Craft, Hope Kerr, and Business Manager, Pam Fox. “EDITOR’S MESSAGE As Editor of the 1979-80 yearbook, I would just like to say I am proud of this yearbook. Thanks to all of the Eagle Staff Members; if it hadn’t been for them and their cooperation, then this wouldn't have been possible. My special thanks goes to Miss Melder for her understanding smile in times of depression and her helping hand in times of need. I hope each and everyone of you enjoy this yearbook as much as I have enjoyed putting it together. Sincerely yours, Karen Pippin Editor 7 Superintendent’s Message It is with great pleasure that I commend the 1979-80 yearbook staff for their efforts in producing this excellent record of the past school year. Theirs has been a unique task: that of viewing objectively the school's activities while at the same time participating in them. These young people and their faculty advisers have combined creative ability and a great degree of dedication in accomplishing the goals they set months ago. For their special efforts we are grateful, because in years to come the 1979-80 yearbook will only increase in its value to us. Like the yearbook staff, our faculty, staff and students throughout the parish have worked diligently to achieve their goals also. Significant progress is evident in our school system as we review past months, and I am pleased that we have met our challenges well. Our nation’s homes and schools are greatly responsible for America’s position of world leadership. As we enter a new decade, the 1980's, let us take stock of our country's goals and prepare ourselves for even higher levels of proficiency and productivity. I wish for each of you much success. Sincerely, C. Creighton Owen Superintendent Vernon Parish School Board BACK ROW, from left: Ted Cabra. Finly Stanly. William West. Dr. Lynn Hancock. W. W. Parker. Dr. Billie McRae. Diane Squyres. George Thomas. Dr. Glenn Cooley, James Ward. Second Row, from left: William Endris, Brenda Bealer, Katheryn Anderson, Pam Robertson, Jeanette Moses. Shirley Edwards. Janet Goleman, Wanda Wright. Cheryl Craft. Linda Sibley. Debra Taylor. Emmett Albright. Third Row. from left: Pat Martinez. Gloria Toney. Joyce Weeks. Tandy Schwartz. James A. Spurgeon. Gerald Burns, Lounette Nolen. W. F. Dowden. Jr.. E. A. ‘‘Sonny Hoffpauir. Jr.. Connie Chaney. Christies Ingalls. Karen Leach. Seated, from left: Benard McKee. Murphy O'Banion! C. A. Hughes. John C. Burns. Kenneth Baggs. Superintendent of Schools. C. Creighton Owen. A. C. Dowden. Beldon Jackson. Byron Farris. Our School Board Member Ward 3 W. F. Dowden 9 o ADMINISTRATION Too often, like Gatsby, we tend to spend so much of our lives in between time;” a foot in the past, a glance to the future. Others will say, sometimes cynically, that there are really only two good places—where we’ve been and where we're going. I would like to think that somehow your years at Evans School provided a striking moment where, in a sense, time stood still, clocks froze, past and future blended somehow, but only to heighten the bittersweet things one lives through at that time, in that place. If we, the faculty and staff, and you, our students, have touched each other, even slightly with a little sentiment and a bit of intellect and a lot of wisdom, then all our lives are ever so enriched by just having known one another. Seniors, as you leave high school, try to remember the feeling of friendship which drifts out of that sensitivie little allegory, JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL: “But overcome space, and all we have left is Here. Overcome time, and all we have left is Now. And in the middle of Here and Now, don’t you think that we might see each other once or twice?” Congratulations to the yearbook staff and their sponsor for this outstanding publication. Principal a] • We are proud to introduce our FACULTY at EHS. Under the teachers name is the grade which he she teaches. If you will notice there is a number, then “years.” That represents how many years they have worked here at EHS. Debra Blount Kindergarten 5 Years Carol Almero 1st Grade 3 Years Gayle Cato 1st Grade 1st Year Jessica Leonard 2nd Grade 7 Years 12 Edia Benson 3rd Grade 6 Years Fran Mauldin 3rd Grade 2 Years Patty Anderson 4th Grade 4 Years Crystal Robinson 5th Grade 3 Years Pam Falrcloth 6th Grade 2 Years Dan Dowden 6th Coach 1st Year Carl Mastro 6th Grade 2 Years Vincent Mastracchio 7th Grade 5 Years Virginia Midkiff 8th Grade 11 Years Rayford Sibley 8th Grade 2 Years Linda West 9th-Home Economics 4 Years A. C. Norris 9th-A!gebra 2 Years 13 Marie Ross 10th-Business 8 Years Kenneth Midkiff 10th-Science 3 Years Teresa Mayeaux llth-English 2 Years Henry Leonard llth-History 9 Years Jeanette Melder 12-Librarian 3 Years William Carver Agriculture 6 Years Janice Smith Music 1st Year W. Gordon Bennett Counselor 1st Year Delores Bordine Reading Lab 5 Years Rosemary McElveen Reading Lab 29 Years Janet Mann L.D. 1st Year Arline Harkreader Speech Secretary Alfa Chaney Alfa serves as the school secretary. The job includes such things as typing, bookkeeping, and fixing scraped knees. Aides Jenneth Cricket” James Cricket works with LD students, the concession stand, and all of our teachers. Bus Drivers From left to right: Phillip James. R. C. Stephens. Pat Patterson, Henry Harvey. Susie Ritter, Reba Jeane, Charlene Haymon, Patty Bonner, and Kathy Jarrell. 15 Janitors Cooks Helen Jarrel Neil Nash Left to Right: Betty Burton, Willie Brown, Arle Biscamp, Berth Midklff, and Melanee Allardyce. (Head Coach). The janitoral services are varied and extensive. Our janitors work hard in order to keep our school clean and in order for us. Shirley Martin Fay Gandy Shirley Martin: Knowing that with my help, the child who has had difficulty in reading, smiles and calls to me, Listen to me read this story. I can read it without a mistake.” It makes my day so much brighter and this job worthwhile. Fay Gandy: I love working with the students at Evans. My first year here has been a challenging and rewarding time for me. Working in the Reading Lab, the students have shown enthusiasm, excitement and are ambitious to achieve in all their reading activities. The ability to read is fundamental to success not only in school but in every other area of life. 16 ACTIVITIES Eagle Staffers Who's doing the most work—Lisa or April? Joyce says. Wina, where did you say that picture was?” 18 Science Fair Winners Rocky Breaux Robert Armstrong 19 John Schaffer Greg Fee EHS Folks Who’s the most interested? Richie, what’ve you got there? Where does the dance line form? Cheerleading Awards. 20 Preparation For? Okay, you two. let’s agree on something! Well, what do you think Mrs. Ross? More work, less talk Charla! CAUGHT YAH! Okay, let me explain, it’s like this— Mike, you work soooo hard!!! “Too Much Heaven” 22 Graduations 23 Who’s Who at EHS Mrs. Rosemary McElveen retires. Easter Egg Hunts. Mrs. Rose and FBLA winners Music Winners. 24 Who’s Who at EHS Cricket and Eyvonne at the Concession Stand 4-H Winners Talent Show Contestants Hall Duty? 25 Junior Miss Geraldine McBride—Junior Miss 1980. As a Junior Miss Contestant, it was an honor for me to represent our school. It was a unique experience; something that any girl would enjoy.” 26 CLASSES EYVONNE SHERRIAL BROOMFIELD GERALD WETZEL DAILEY Most Athletic 1, 4-H 1, 2, 4, Who’s Who 3, 4, FHA Sec. and Parish Sec., 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Miss Choir 3, 1st Place Talent Show, 4, Lit. Rally 4, 3rd Place, FBLA 3, 4, and Pari. 3, Pres. 4, Wittiest 2, 4, Most Likely To Succeed 3, Civitan Seminar LA College 3, Class Treasurer 4, Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Place 2. Vice-President FFA 1, 2, Student Council Member 1, 2, 3, Class President 1, 2, 3, Most Likely To Succeed 1, 2, Student Council Reporter 1, Student Council Secretary 2, Music President 4, Newspaper Staff 4. School Spiritual 1, Basketball 1, Score Keeper 2, Baseball 1, 2, Score Keeper 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2, 4, FBLA 4, Student Council President 4, Rodeo Oueen Conts. 4, Teacher’s Aide 3, Library Aide 3, 4, FHA Reporter-Historian 2, Literary Rally 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Who’s Who 3, DAHSS 4, Annual Staff—Asst. Bus. Manager 3, Business Manager 4. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Offensive 2, Best Free Thrower 2, 3, All District 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player 3, Most Defensive 1, All District 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Newspaper Staff 4. JEANE KAY FFA 1, 2, 3, 4—Parliamentarian 4, FBLA 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Defensive 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Most Flirtatious 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Defensive 2, 3, Class Secretary 3, Newspaper Staff 4. FFA 1, 2, 3, Mr. Class 3, 4, Mr. EHS 4, Newspaper Staff 4. Basketball 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Parish Treasurer 4, Choir 1, 2, 4, Softball 3, 4, Best Defensive 3, EHS Rodeo Queen 3, Leesville Conts. 3, 4-H 3, 4, Penny Queen 3, Parish Conts. 3, 4-H Sec. 4, FBLA 4, Miss Class 4, Homecoming Conts. 4, Miss Congeniality— Junior Miss Contestant 4, Office Aide 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4. 29 WILLIAM GRADY MITCHAM JAMES MICHAEL NASH Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4-H 1, 2, FFA Parliamentarian 3, 4, Welder's Award, Delkalb Award, Most Athletic 1, Newspaper Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 FHA 1, 2, FBLA 4, Yearbook Staff—Asst. Bus. Mgr. 2, Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4, DAHSS 4, Who’s Who 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Softball 1, Class Reporter 2, Class Vice-President 3, Most Flirtatious 3, 4, Literary Rally 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Aide 4, Homecoming Queen Cont. 3, Forestry Festival Cont. 4, Attendance Award 2, Science Fair 3, 1st Place, 4-H 4. Annual Staff 1, 2, Cheerleader 3, Most Outstanding Cheerleader 3, Miss Class 3, Class Reporter 4, 4-1- 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Litarary Rally 2, 3, 3rd Sociology 3, FBLA 4, Leesville Talent Show—1st Place 1 Softball 3, Social Science Fair 3, Choir 1, 4, Who's Who 2, Honor Choir 1, Section Leader—Choir 4 Pop Choir 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Carnival Queer Contestants. ELIZABETH REBECCA RILEY , . .! LISA DAWN SHELDON Literary Rally 2, 3—1st Place Typing 1, 2, State Literary Rally 2, Leesville Talent Show—1st Place 1, DAR Good Citizen 4, Cheerleader Captain 3, Softba-I 3, Honor Choir 1, Choir 1, 4, Choir Sec. 4, Class Reporter 3, Class Sec. 4, FBLA Historian 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 3, 4, Who's Who 1, 2, 3, Farm Bureau Conference 3, Most Wittiest 3, Most Athletic 4, Science Fair—2nd Place 2, Yearbook—Asst. Bux. Mgr. 3, Talent Show 1. SMITH FFA 1, 2, 3, 4-H 1, 2, Most Likely To Succeed 2, 4, Literary Rally 1, 3, Newspaper Staff 4. 4-H 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Judging Team, Wood FFA 1, 2, 3, Literary Rally 3, Youth Civitan Seminar Carving Award 3, 4, Freshman Reporter, Science 3, Who’s Who 3, Class Vice-President 4. Fair—1st Place, Class Treasurer 3, Annual Staff 1, 2, Who’s Who 3, 4, Baseball 2, Newspaper Staff 4, Most Flirtatious 4. 32 Mr. Leonard’s Jr. Class Beltz, Carrie Bolgiano, Pam Brittain, John Burch, Nancy Comer. Brenda Fancher, Chris Goff, Gwen Harris, Anthony Jeane, Georgie Kerr, Jeannie Midkiff, Rhonda Miller, Gerald Nash. Tina Peavy, Vicki Weaver, Susie Mrs. Mayeaux Junior Class The Junior class has worked very hard this year to raise money for the Senior and Junior Prom and Banquet. They have sold candy and raffled off a hair dryer. Everyone is proud of the Junior, Kathie Bryant, who placed 2nd in the Talent Show. She also went to Leesville for the big talent show up there. The Junior class has three cheerleaders in their class who work very hard. They are Alice Addison— Captain, Kathie Bryant, and Susie Weaver. Addison, Alice Bonner. Frank Bryant, Kathy Coker, Cheary Craft. Billy Davis, Lynn ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MADE Goff, April Gosnell. Charlotte Harvey, Pat Jarrell, Gary Jarrell, Marty Jeter, Rhonda Logan, Mike Midkiff. Craig Miller. Charla Nash, Joy Pope, Sabra Smith, Randa 33 34 Mr. Midkiff’s 10th Grade Allen, Cherie Bolgiano, Grayson Breaux. Roy Carson, Duel Carson, Laura Chance, Patrick Coker, Bud Cooley, Willard Davis, Kent Davis, Pam Donmoyer, Harold Evans, Dean Evans. Joyce Gandy. Barry Harris. Van Haymon. Darrin Mrs. Ross’s 10th Grade Hickman. Angela Hickman. Glen Jarrell. Renee Jarrell, Teresa Jeane. Chris Lineweaver. Tracy Loftin, Austin McCauly. Glen McGlothin, Lori Mitcham. Lance Moore. Bobby Nash. Ann Shaw. Richard Stephens. Stevie Swain, Frankie Whatley. Lisa 35 Miss West Freshman Addison, Ruby Alexander. Charlotte Borel. Kayla Carson, Marie Craft. Lisa Craft. Wina Daily, Evelyn Egan. Belinda Egan. Kim Grantham. Laura Jarrell. Carma Jeane. Tammy Jordan, Melinda Kerr, Hope Martin. Diana Nash. Rhonda Pruitt. Barbara Richards. Rita Smith. Holly Smith. Stephanie 36 Mr. Norris' Freshman Initiation brings excitement to the Freshmen Arnold. Chad Blackmon. Lee Roy Cryer, Dwayne Davis. Irving Gill. Edward Hayward. Jeffrey Hickman. Stephan Jeane. Paul Jeane. Richard Kay. Roger McGlothin, Jeffrey Midkiff. Alfred Pippin. Clint Pope. Andy Riley. Darwin Simmons, Alan Stevison, Mitch Whittaker. Richard Williams. Bobby Mrs. Midkiff 8th Grade Armstrong, Robert Biscamp. Gary Breaux, Rocky Carson, Charlotte Coker. Mickey Comer. Mary Dancy, Colleen Davis. Jan Evans. Dana Fancher, Gail Fee. Greg Gosnell, Pauline Grevemburg, Kevin Haynon, Rene Hickman. Dwieght Hickman. Janice Jarrell. Richie Jeane, Dale Jeane. Tim 38 Gail Fancher 8th 4-H Winner 1st Place in Craft Work Mr. Sibley’s 8th Grade Kennedy, Chuck Kerr, Tony McCauley. Mary Ann McQlothlin, Michelle Molander, Linda Moore, Regina Roberts. Frank Rogers. Shawn Shaw. Henry Shell, Sherry Simmons, Natalie Slaydon, Steve Smith. Marvin Stephens. Kathy Weaver, Barbara White. Mike Williams, Brigitte Young, Glenda 39 Mr. Mastracchio 40 Alexander, Cindy Burge. Shannon Carver, Frances Davis, Sonya Hargrove, Kathy Harvey, Leslie Holloway, Teresa Jeane, Beverly Jeane, Janice Loftin, Molly Loftin, Pam Luebbers, Liz Poe, Wanda Rehak, Diana Shaw, Diana Swain, Robin 7th Grade Billy Bordine took Big Foot to Louisiana State Auction on October 16. 1979 Borel. Phill Bordine. Billy Brittain. Jamie Carter, Wesley Fancher. Joe Harvey. Mike Jeane. Dennis McMahon. James Miller. Eddie Phillips. Robert Phillips. Timothy Schaffer, John Simmons. Kyle Stephens, Ike Thompson, Thomas Windham, Eddie 41 Coach Dowden Coach Mastro’s 6th Grade Angela Midkiff placed 1st with her Forestry Festival school dress. Placing 1st and second with her chickens was Stephanie Peavy. The Read- A-Thon winner was Candy Bennett. The class had a contest to see who could make the prettiest Christmas decorations and the winners are: 1st—Donnice Angela, 2nd—Sharrie Wyonna, and 3rd—Fonda. Candy Bennett participated in the Christmas play Dec. 19, 1979. 42 Breaux, Samual Coker, Doug Cooley, Regina Goins, Charlie Jordan, Mary Kay, Michael Lynn, Elizabeth Midkiff, Angela Midkiff, Jacqultha Poe, Wyonna Prochazka. John Swain, Fonda Self. Max Wallace. Charles Williams, Michael Young, Harold Fonda Swain, Mary Jordan, Johanna Prochazka and Stacey Jeane won the Book Week Poster Contest. The class won 1st place with their Homecoming Poster. Donice Midkiff won the Read-A-Thon. Dale Dancy and Kennis Smith participated in the Christmas Play on December 18, 1979. The Jr. High had a raffle and they raised $225.00. Johnny Blackmon and Charles Goins sold the most tickets. Congratulations to all of the sixth graders. Mrs. Faircloth’s 6th Grade Belton, Stephanie Blackmon. Johnny Brittain. Linda Brittain, Allen Cleveland. Tammy Craft, Sherri Dancy. Dale Grevemburg, Ken Haymon, Christie Jeane, Stacy Joshlln, Jay Loftin, Kathy Martin, Kevin Midkiff, Donnlce Mitchell, Craig Nance. Billy Peavy, Stephanie Phillips, Richard Prochazaka, Johanna Rogers, Shane Smith, Kennis Shaw, Charles Williams, Mark Wright, Robby 43 Mrs. Robinson’s 5th Grade Brittain, Billy Brown. Charles Burch. Carrie Burke. Marie Collins. Tina Egan, Bonita Harvey. David Jarrell, Sarah Jeane. Julie Jordan. Tony Keeton. Christina Loftin, Homer Luebbers, Donald McGlothlin, Stephen Midkiff, Shannon Phillips, Jack Sandefer, Stacy Shaw, Linda Smith, Alfred Thompson. Michael 44 The class won 1st prize in the Homecoming poster contest. Robin Bordine and David Pippin participated in the Christmas play held December 18, 1979. The Read-A-Thon winner was Tina Cook. Sandra Stephens won 1st place in the Halloween Contest. Mrs. Anderson’s 4th Grade Picture not available NOT SHOWN I KV: : ‘ T' PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Addison, Pam Aleshire. Linda Breaux, Nichole Bordine, Robin Carter. Carl Chaney, David Clary, Robert Cleveland, Thomas Coker, Gary Colton, Michael Cook, Stacy Cook. Tina Goins, Frankie Herrington. Roger Hickman, Jerry Hinkle, Kim Jeane, Melvin Jeane, Scott Keeton. Beverly Kennedy. Allen Luebbers. Judson Lynn, Earnest McElveen, Shane McMahon, Betty Midkiff, Keith Miller. Grace Moore, Patricia Pippin, David Prell, Butch Self, Yolanda Simmons, Jennifer Stephens. Sandra Swain, Earl Williams, Lynn Young, Colleen 3A Class Mrs. Benson 3rd Grade Arnold. Angie Bennett. Pamela Caton. Lisa Craft. Tracy Craig. Marvin Egan. Todd Fairley. Katrina Flemons. Karen Gill. Jerry Gill. Jessie Jeane, Joey Jeane, Julie Jeane. Shane Leonard. Amy McGlothlin. Eric Miller. Katrina Swain, Alton Swain. Angela Wilson. Jodi Worthy. Denise 46 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Davis. Chad Davis. Christy Stewart. Sonyia Wallace, Johnny Willis. Denice Young. Sherrie 3B Class Mrs. Mauldin 3rd Grade Goff. Dawn Hickman, Lisa Holloway. James Jeane, Tracy Jordon. Carol Jordon. Rhonda Lickey, Tanya Loftin. Daniel Nance. Larry Perry. Belinda Schaffer. Angie Stephens. Jammy Mrs. Leonard’s 2nd Grade Belton, John Brittlan, Charles Brlttian, Shawna Coker. Donnie Cook, Stephanie Falrcloth, Jenny Flenmons, Joe Gosnell. Jane Harvey. Dana Jarrell, Eric Jeane, Marilyn Jeane, Michael Jeane, Theordore Jeter, Lori Jones. Joyce Jones, Penny Kennedy. Tammy Loftin, William McMilllan, Alex Martin, Michael Mitchell, Darla Moore. Deanna Pippin, Jack Ritter, Lori Self. Mark Simmons, Joel Smith. Wesley Tabors, Daniel Thompson, Kathy Turner, Dawn 48 Mrs. Almero’s First Berry, Tamaris Buxton, Tanya Clary, Michelle Goins, Kevin Hunt, Sandy Jarrell. James Jeane, Theresa Jordan, Thomas Kay. Jefferson Loftln, Linda Moore, Roxanna Midkiff. Deiana Nance, Lori Nash. Shalon Royal, Rachel Wallace, Robert Wessels, Ashley Mrs. Cato's 1st Grade Colton, Christy Herrington. Robbie Hinkle, Krystal Jarrell, Ronna Jones, Mitchell Keeton, Becky Martin, Kelly Miller. Steve. McMahon, Melba McMahon, Tommy Mitchell. Gayla Ritter. Anthony Santos, Melissa Scott. Angela Stephens. Sonya Stewart, Dwyane Webster, Shannon Young, Flint Brittain, Danny Kindergarteners learn to recognize colors of the rainbow and shapes of things around us. They have real potential and talent in their group, so get ready teachers! Miller, Sheri Ritter, James Scott, Barbara Self, Brenda Sell, John Simmons, Jerome Smith, Tommy Stevison, Joel Tilley, Dani Williams, Cherrl Willis, Danny Willis, Donnie 51 Mrs. Blounts1 Kindergarten These students have learned to perform well. Their efforts are apparent at the CHRISTMAS program on December 17. Believe us, they were really good! 52 Craft, Bradley Dixon, Willie Fleniken, Stephanie Hunt, Heather Irey, Penny Jarrell, Amanda Jarrell, Tanya Jeane, James Jeane, Randl Jeane. Stacy Jordan. Loretta Keeton, Tracy Class Officers From left to right: Eyvonne Broomfield—Treasurer, Pam Fox—President, Richard Wilson—Vice President, Lisa Sheldon—Secretary, and Becky Riley—Reporter. 1ITW- ■ I Standing left to right: Randa Smith—President, Susie Weaver—Vice President. Tina Nash—Secretary, Alice Addison—Treasurer, and Gary Jarrell—Reporter. 53 Class Officers Sophomores Standing left to right: Renee Jarrell—Secretary Joyce Evans—Treasurer Grayson Bolgiano—Reporter Sitting left to right Kent Davis—President Roy Breaux—Vice President Freshmen Standing from left to right: Ruby Addison—Vice Pre- sident, Lisa Craft— President, Andy Pope— Secretary, Melinda Jordan—Reporter, Kim Egan—Treasurer 54 Balloon Day 55 Happenings Make Music Folks! Blue Ribbons! Stepping up! Look who’s outside! 56 Talent Extravaganza! Mr. m. c. “Santa Claus is coming to town. “It was almost like a song. The Cook Sisters Gospel Trio 57 Special Events “80” GREAT! No More Potholes. Angela and her Prize-winning Dress. Sheer BEAUTY! Balloon Day Winners. Rusty and his Prize-winning bull. 58 FAVORITES Mr. and Miss Class SOPHOMORE Lori McGlothlin Chris Jeane FRESHMEN Rita Richards Roger Kay JUNIOR Carrie Beltz Gary Jarrell Most Likely To Succeed “All experience is an arch to build upon.”—Adams SENIOR Becky Riley Mike Smith SOPHOMORE Pam Davis Bud Coker JUNIOR Randa Smith Lynn Davis FRESHMEN Lisa Craft Mitch Stevens Flirtatious SENIOR Karen Pippin Johnny Stephens JUNIOR Tina Nash Craig Midkiff SOPHOMORE Renee Jarrell Stevie Stephens FRESHMEN Kayla Borel Paul Jeane Wittiest “Your wit makes others witty Catherine II JUNIOR Vicki Peavy Mike Logan Rodeo Queen Left to right: Queen Charlotte Alexander, Pam Fox, Vicki Peavy, and Lori McGlothin. In order for Charlotte to win the local level of the Rodeo Queen, she had to sell the most tickets to the Rodeo. She then went on to the Parish event to compete against the other representatives. CONGRATULATIONS CHARLOTTE. 64 Forestry Festival 1979-80 SENIOR: Karen Pippin Forestry Festival Contestant 1979-80 SENIOR: Geraldine McBride Forestry Festival Contestant 1979-80 65 Steve Miller Krystal Hinkle Steve Miller, six years old enjoys playing with puppets and is a straight A student. Krystal Hinkle is also six years old and is also an A honor roll student. Krystal enjoys playing with puzzles. Jr. Contestants Shalon Nash Michelle Clary Shalon Nash is an A honor roll student who enjoys playing with puzzles. Shalon is six years old. Michelle Clary is a six year old girl who is very good with math and enjoys using the ear phones. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF YOU 66 Homecoming Queen SUSIE WEAVER “Participating in the homecoming was really fun for me. Being with good friends just made it better.” CONGRATULATIONS SUSIE Left to right: Joyce Evans 3rd runner up; Geraldine McBride 2nd runner-up; Susie Weaver, Queen; and Diana Martin, 1st runner-up. 67 Mr. Miss E.H.S SPORTS Basketball “1980” Standing left to right—Gail Addison. Melinda Jordan. Randa Smith. Sabra Pope. Charla Miller. Diana Martin. Coach Mastro. Kneeling left to right—Vicki Peavy, Sherry Shell. Teresa Jarrell. Stephanie Smith, Rene Haymon. Carrie Beltz. Standing left to right—Mike Logan. Rennie Haymon. Richard Whittaker. Dean Evans, Barry Gandy, Andy Pope, Kevin Jeane, Gler Hickman, Marty Jarrell, Coach Dowden. Kneeling left to right—Vicki Peavy. Paul Jeane and Carrie Beltz. 70 Basketball Highlights Just one more point, Sabra Warm up time. What kinda game is It gonna be tonight? Our foe says “I’ve got It, but Sabra says. No, I’ve got it.” 71 Show ’em your stuff. Tony. Go get ’em Eagles! Just a little further Sabra. Jump up Eagle, jump up! Oh. Glenny—Pooh!!! Basketball Highlights Glen, think fast. Who says I'm not tall enough?” Jr. High awards. Try outs. Cheering on the guys. Barry, what are you doing on the bleachers? 73 Left to Right: Wanda Poe, Rocky Breaux, Bridgitt Williams. Leslie Harvey. Dana Evans. Colleen Dancy. Sherry Shell. Rene Haymon, Beverly Jeane and Coach Mastracchio. Junior High Basketball Left to Right: James Brittian, Chuck Kennedy, Marvin Smith, Eddie Windham, Kevin Grevenburg, Gary Biscamp, John Schaffer, Kyle Simmons, Tony Kerr, Coach Dowden; Bottom Row: Richie Jarrell 74 The Eagles’ Jr. High Cheerleaders 1979-80 was the first year for EHS to have the pleasure of seeing Jr. High Cheerleaders. Through the efforts of their sponsor Mrs. Pam Faircloth the cheerleaders have shown tremendous efforts and accomplishments. Hope to see Jr. High Cheerleaders again next year. 75 Top L. to R.: Pam Loftin, Diana Rehak. Diana Shaw. Natalie Simmons. Bottom L. to R.: Shannon Burge. Elizabeth Luebbers, Janice Jeane. This year was a very fun and exciting year for all of us. We have all improved so much over the past few years. If everyone will stick together, we will all go far in cheerleading. ■i Alice Addison Captain From top to bottom, left to right: Kim Egan, Kayla Borel, Alice Addison, Susie Weaver, Kathie Buyant, Lori McGlothlin, and Laura Carson. Kayla Borel Cheerleader Kathie Bryant Cheerleader Laura Carson Cheerleader Kim Egan Lori McGlothlin Susie Weaver Cheerleader Cheerleader Cheerleader 76 Softball Kneeling, Left to right: Regina Moore, Rena Haymon, Rocky Breaux, Brigitte Williams, Teresa Jarrell, Marie Carson, Charlotte Carson; Top Row, Left to right: Coach Dowden, Lori McQlothlin, Michelle McQlothlin, Laura Carson, Sabra Pope, Susie Weaver, Geraldine McBride, Kim McGlothlin, Vicki Peavy. First of the year Preparations. 77 EHS Folks 78 Lisa Sheldon Kevin Jeane Teresa Jarrell Glenn Hickman Most Athletic Charla Miller Marty Jarrell Vl Melinda Jordon Andy Pope 79 Mr. Miss Eagle 80 Student Council The Student Council serves as the student government body for E.H.S. The Council with student approval sets rules and regulations for elections of class officers and favorites. Student Government Week brings the Council into action with such activities as Teacher Appreciation Day, Dress-Up Day, Student Government Day, Dress-Down Day, and Blue and Gold Day. 82 Front Row: Left to Right: Teresa Jarrell, Secretary and Treasurer; Pam Fox, President. Standing: Left to Right: Lisa Craft, Reporter; Mitch Stevlson, Mike Smith, Kent Davis, Lynn Davis, Randa Smith. FBLA Creed I do solemly promise to uphold the aims and responsibilities of the Future Business Leaders of America and as an active member I will strive to develop the qualities necessary in becoming a business leader. S' rzZZ UTU R E USINESS EADERS MERICA Future Business Leaders of America Bottom Row: President, Eyvonne Broomfield. Vice-President, Kathie Bryant, Secretary, Chaery Coker, 2nd Row: Treasurer, Rhonda Jeter, Reporter, Pam Fox, Historian, Lisa Sheldon, Parliamentarian, Susie Weaver. 3rd Row: Joy Nash, Karen Pippin, April Goff, Angela Hickman, Vicki Peavy, Geraldine McBride, Tina Nash, Alice Addison, 4th Row: Lori McGlothlin, Pam Bolgiano, Becky Riley. Grayson Bolgiano, Craig Midkiff, Bud Coker, Chris Jeane, Charlotte Gosnell, 5th Row: Barry Gandy. Teresa Jarrell, Kevin Jeane, Carrie Beltz, Patrick Chance, Stevie Stephens. 83 Future Homemakers of America 1st Rdw: President, Pam Bolgiano, Vice-President, Nancy Burch, Beau. Richard Wilson. Secretary, April Goff, Treasurer, Teresa Jarrell, 2nd Row: Sponsor, Miss West, Reporter, Pam Davis, Historian, Angela Hickman. Parliamentarian, Vicki Peavy, Song-leader, Kathie Bryant, 3rd Row: Joyce Evans, Tammy Jeane, Rhonda Nash, Kim Egan, Diana Martin. Melinda Jordan, Geraldine McBride, Pam Fox, 4th Row: Charlotte Alexander, Lisa Sheldon, Jeannie Kerr, Brenda Comer, Marie Carson, Lori McGlothlin, Joy Nash, Susan Cooley, Becky Riley, 5th Row: Barbara Pruitt, Laura Grantham, Rhonda Midkiff, Evelyn Daily, Lisa Whatley, Cherri Allen, Laura Carson, Rita Richards, 6th Row: Eyvonne Broomfield. Lisa Craft, Ruby Addison, Kayla Borel, Stephnie Smith, Ann Nash, Gwen Goff, Holly Smith. Who Was your slave this time last year? Say B-O-T-T-L-EI Future Farmers of America Pictured are: Gary Jarrell. Pat Harvey. Craig Midkiff, Lynn Davis. Chris Jeane. Marty Jarrell, Stephen Hickman, Andy Pope, Stevie Stephens, Grayson Bolgiano, Glenn Hickman, Dean Evans, Chris Fancher. Kent Davis, Lance Mitcham, Bub Coker. Willard Cooley, Darrin Haymon. Harold Donmoyer, Van Harris. Bobby Williams. Mitch Stevison, Richard Whittaker, Paul Jeane. John Brittian, Duel Carson, LeeRoy Blackmon. Jeffrey Hayward. Roger Kay. Richard Jeane. Anthony Harris. Gerald Miller. Billy Craft. Jeffery McGlothlin. Not pictured: Kevin Jeane, Rennie Haymon, William Mitcham, William Kay, Johnny Stephens. Sponsor: Mr. William Carver. FFA Sweetheart: Teresa Jarrell. 85 Left to Right: 1st Row: President. Pam Bolgiano, Vice President. Barry Grandy. Grayson Bolgiano; 2nd Row: Joy Nash. Stephen Hickman, Melinda Jordan. Geraldine McBride. Vicki Peavy, Lynn Davis: 3rd Row: Nancy Burch. April Goff. Bobby Williams, Marty Jarrell. William Mitcham. Johnny Stephens. Lance Mitcham. Chris Jeane; 4th Row: Patrick Chance. Teresa Jarrell. Andy Pope. Lisa Craft. Stephanie Smith. Becky Riley. Lisa Sheldon. Sr. Jr. 4-H Bottom Row: Mrs. Bordine, Sponsor. Leslie Harvey. Cindy Alexander. Wanda Poe. Beverly Jeane. Diana Rehak; 2nd Row: Jaquitha Midkiff. Glenda Young. Sarah Jarrell. Christina Keeton. Katrice Egan. Stacy Sandefer. Julie Jeane; 3rd Row: Gail Fancher. Angela Midkiff. Wyonna Poe. Marie Burke; 4th Row: Sherrie Belton, Stacey Jeane. Johanna Prochazka, Diana Shaw. John Schaffer, Kyle Simmons. Billy Bordine. Candice Bennett. Mike Harvey. Gary Biscap. Dweight Hickman. Kevin Martin. Jay Joshlin. Stephanie Peavy. 86 Library Aids Left to Right: Pat Harvey. Not shown, Craig Midkiff, Gerald Miller. Anthony Harris. Billy Craft and Gary Jarrell. Seated: Eyvonne Broomfield. Karen Pippin, April Goff, and Joy Nash. secretary: Alfa Chaney. Tina Nash, Karen Pippin. Geraldine McBride High School Choir Bottom Row—L. to R.—Miss Smith, Evelyn Dailey, Kathie Bryant; 2nd Row—Eyvonne Broomfield. Becky Riley. Lisa Sheldon, Geraldine McBride; 3rd Row—William Kay, Wetzel Dailey, Alfred Midkiff, Rennie Haymon, Alan Simmons. Bottom Row L. to R.—Miss Smith. Gale Fancher, Natalie Simmons, Pauline Gosnell, Teresa Hollaway, Beverly Jeane, Charlotte Carson; 2nd Row—Liz Luebbers, Cindy Alexander. Billy Bordine, Ike Stephens. Tony Kerr. Steve Slaydon, Kyle Simmons; 3rd Row—Molly Loftin, Roxann Breaux, Barbara Weaver, Diana Rehak, Sonya Davis, Janice Hickman, Regina Moore, Brigitte Williams, John Schaffer; Top Row—Jan Davis, Dana Evans, Colleen Dancy. Diana Shaw, Gary Biscamp. Eddie Windham. Dweight Hickman. Dale Jeane. Elementary Choir Bottom Row L. to R.—Miss Smith. Alan Brittan. Kristina Keeton. Katrice Egan. Renee Burch. Mechelle Burke. Sherrie Belton. Donice Midkiff. 2nd row—Mark Williams. Jaquitha Midkiff. Mary Jordan. Wyonna Poe. Liz Lynn. Angela Midkiff, Sherrie Craft. Tammy Cleveland. Candice Bennett. Dale Dancy. 3rd row—Jay Joshlin. Julie Jeane. Stacy Sandefer. Kathy Loftin, Christie Haymon. Shannon Midkiff. Kevin Martin. Terry Aleshire, Kennis Smith. Top row—Charlie Goins. Sam Breaux, Michael Kay. Richard Phillips. Ken Grevemberg. Johnny Blackman. Tony Jordan, and Donny Luebbers. Evans High School Choir Officers From L. to R.: Wetzel Dailey—President Eyvonne Broomfield—V. President Lisa Sheldon—Secretary Geraldine McBride—Treasurer Kathie Bryant—Reporter-Historian 89 Mrs. Jan Mann, Learning Disabilities teacher, helps a student. Canning Center Mr. T. K. Craft processes meat. Pat and Craig learn the trade. L.D. Class Judson Luebbers has fun with the Language Master. Compliments of JOYCE HARVEY REAL ESTATE Highway 171 DeRidder, La. Congratulations Seniors! DAN HARVEY Vice President-Peoples Finance DeRidder Louisiana Compliments of Evans Post Office Doug Shirley-Used Cars From Yvonne Bonner Hwy 171 S Ph. 463-5506 DeRidder, Louisiana Frances Egan E. J. Carson and Associates Management Financial Consultants Proposal Development Seminars Work- shops Education Recreation Health Public Relations Fund Raising Research Publicity Career Counseling Dr. Gordon Bennett P-O. Box 7975 Senior Consultant Alexandria, La. 71301 — 4-H Winner—Stephanie Peavy READATHON WINNERS OF 1980 Mrs. Benson's class Mrs. Robinson’s class Mr. Sibley's class 92 HIWAY 171 SOUTH L E E S V I t I L: i A 238-9092 NORMAN FOSHEE 52 Rooms 171 South Leesville Owned by: Paul Romona Vinson SANDMAN TRAVEL INN 94 THE BOX HOUSE Personalized in Shirts Jeans for the whole family. SOUTH GATE PLAZA HIGHWAY 171-A LEESVILLE. La. 71446 TREAT: Bring yearbook by store get a shirt for i : price During the month of SEPTEMBER 1980 Best Wishes Seniors 79 J. W. and Donnice—Owners (Dub) and (Don) Live and Artificial Bait, Fishing and Hunting Supplies Located at Intersection La. Ill N. and La. 8 West Burr Ferry, La. 71446 Gas and Oil Groceries and Ice SMITH’S SHED PRESLEY GRO. Gas, Groceries, Hardware, and Food Ruth—Berry Pumps and Parts Homelite Saws Texaco Gas and Products Evans, La. 97 98 MACS BEAUTY WORD INSURANCE AGENCY CENTER Frank A. Word-Dewey E. Snowden 333 North Sixth St. Leesville, La. 71446 1312 South Tenth St. Leesville, La. 71446 Ph. 238-0031 Open: Mon-Sat. BEST WISHES! 99 Compliments of 1 'MSV‘Ut. lOUISIAN SMITHS JEWELERS Leesville, La. Compliments of ROSS PHOENIX CONTINENTAL REXALL MOTOR LODGE DRUGS Prescriptions-Cosmetics Gifts-Convalescent Aids Located off U.S. Hwy. 171 On the corner of 3rd and Texas Leesville, Louisiana PHONE 239-3421 In the Heart of Sportsman’s PARADISE Leesville, La. 100 Compliments of Best Wishes Seniors WEARHOUSE K K S. Furniture and Appliances LEESVILLE. La. CATFISH HOUSE AND MOTEL Leesville, La. Phone Hwy 8 239-6677 Monford Kay—Owner © Leesville, La. four locations to serve you 239-3865 Main Facility Corner of. Mechanic and 171 Third Street Branch 100 S. Third Street Libby—The anytime, one line. Automatic Teller. Member F.D.l.C. 101 THE LITTLE FISHERMAN GEOROE 6e DOT BUSCH PH. 230-6239 Anacocoa lake HWY. S WEST LEESVILLE. LA. WESTERN AUTO. 171 South Southgate Shopping Center Pat Dorden Ph. 239-4992 FORDS CLEANERS Leesville, La. 239-2068 HAROLDS ONE STOP Gas and Oil Souvenirs, Tackle, Bait Groceries, Propane Gas bottles filled Rt. 1 Box 154 Anacocco, La. 71403 Bankamericard and Master Charge Accepted! LEESVILLE DRUG Congratulations to the Class of 1980 and Annual Staff 1022 Port Arthor Blvd. In the Leesville Professional Building GORDEN WOODS SERVICE STATION Repair and Welding Burkville, Texas Phone 565-4242 LOFTINS USED CARS DeRidder, La. 102 Rodgers Auto Parts 1504 South 5th St. FREDDY RODGERS 239-6538 Redwood Catfish Kitchen SPECIALTY: Fresh Water Catfish Home Cooked Foods 238-1911 239-9455 Morris Tire Service A Deal For Every Wheel RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL ACREAGE • LOTS SALES • RENTALS iH orris I cal t state (Dir professionals 239-3885 OR 239-2563 LEESVILLE 239-4348 DeRIDDER 463-3573 D A SCOGGINS. BROKER HOME PHONE 239-3271 102 S 3rd ST PO BOX 1311 LEESVILLE. LA 71446 Shawson Gas Motor Co. Inc. Propane Gas Appliances P.O. Box No. 1529 LEESVILLE 71446 239-2719 JEWELLER ERIC L LAURENCE OWNER WATCHMAKER . JEWELLER . APPRAISALS 318 239 4941 402 S 3rd Leesville. LA 71446 m REALTOR. Sam J. Fertitta Insurance - Real Estate Construction Co. Ac ross f rom the Post Office” Phone 520 Third Street (5 IH)-2 50-2626 Leesville, Louisiana 71446 Alter Hours 2 54-664 5 COMPLIMENTS OF Nichols lov SELF ■ SERVICE RESTAURANTS HOME OF THE MASTER BURGER Country Store and Catfish Wharf Hwy 171 Leesville. La. Starks Family Restaurant Hwy 171 North Leesville, La. 238-0303 Clerk of Court Leesville, La. 71446 Good Luck Seniors! Bill’s Discount Furniture Furniture-Appliances and. Floor Covering Hwy 171 Leesville, La. 71446 William Pardue, Jr. Phone 239-6246 James Red and White Supermarket Hwy 171 North Jack and Macky Trichel, Owners Leesville, La Ben Franklin Leesville, La. DeRidder, La. Pollard’s Bakery Leesville, La. IW'fKy BAIL BONDS STATE WIDE IN LOUISIANA RH I HOLSOMBACK BONDING SERVICE Anv Court - Anvwmere - anytime - 24 hour Service 300 S. l«T STREET LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA 71446 E. W. HOLSOMBACK Phone (318) 238-1397 Dudlev Nights (318) 239-6933 Bo-del Office Supplies 300 East Court House Leesville, La. Phone-6063 ITQ ALEXANDER’S AUTO SALVAGE GENE H ALEXANDER OWNER P 0 BOX 554 PH (318)239-4515 LAKE VERNON ROAD 4516 LEESVILLE. LA 71446 Compliments of Smiths Gro Evans, La. PmNTiNq JOH E Courthouse Lresvillr. Lj 71446 Plus Hanna-Abington Motors Lake Charles Hwy DeRidder, La. 70634 463-8645 Leesville, La. 238-0624 Stateline Catfish House and Dairyette Burr Ferry, La. 105 GRAY Hwy. 171 South • DmRiddmr, U. 70634 Come see it today at Honda £££ 'NOBODY DEMANDS 'MORE FROM A DATSUN THANDATSUN. 'hlMMJ WE ARE DRIVEN The Oaks Restaurant 641 North Pine St. DeRidder, La. OWNER William Pelt Highway 171 North DeRidder, La. 70634 Phone 462-2416 Mo Jo’s Bar-B-Q DeRidder Glass 463-3061 DeRidder, La. Co. Fisher Studio Hwy 190 West DeRidder. La. 70634 Portraits Weddings—School Act. 105 East First St. Home Ph. 463-6669 Home Ph. 463-4976 Ph. 463-7265 WEDOINGS. COMMERCIAL. PORTRAITS. CUSTOM MADE FRAMES PHOTOGRAPHS BY El-Matador Barrie-Shaw Studio BRAD SMITH 90S WEST 1ST ST. DE RIDDER. LOUISIANA 70634 KATHY SMITH PHONE 463-6382 Hair Designers 119 Cain Ave. DeRidder, La. Ph. 463-3943 106 Daniels Allen YORK DEALER PHONES OFFICE 463 9680 FREC RICH DEALER Chevrolet LENNOX DEALER NASH Refrigeration Air Conditioning -I C • ICE MACHINES SALES AND SERVICE rental DeRidder, La. A J NASH 149 EAST FIRST ST OWNER DE RiDOER LA 70634 463-5511 Compliments of Compliments of Ideal Rexall Drug Bells 7-11 Store Gift Shop Lake Charles Hwy DeRidder, La. DeRidder, La. Compliments of One Hour Western Auto Martinizing Best Wishes Seniors! DeRidder, La. DeRidder, La. Irvines Drug Azors Store T.V. Carpet 2301 Hwy. 171 South 1310 N. Pine Street DeRidder. Louisiana 70634 463-8853 111 West First Street 212 East 4th Street DeRidder, La. 70634 DeQuincy, Louisiana 70633 789-6332 Culotta McKee Jim’s Texaco Hardware PHONE Burkeville, Tx. (713) 565-4242 Art supplies—Craft supplies All types of Shelving—Heavy Hardware 239-3456—239- 3457 800 S. Third Street McRae - Berry Agency, Inc. Ford Stewart Men’s Wear Highway 171 South Leesville, LA 71446 YOUR m dependent Rhone No. 239-2704 InsuranceAGENT SEtVis rOU F 1 S I •• 3rd Street Heart of Leesville Phone 239-3341 Compliments of Billy’s Flower Shop Leesville, La. FLOWERS A ftr Illituum Leesville Florist ” Jean S. Enloe 400 S. 3rd St. | '‘L (A11 Hrs 239-3005 Leesville, La. 238-1392 Roy Clark, Owner IMPERIAL Compliments of HARDWARE STORE Authorized Dealer for Philco Appliances Maytag Appliances Hardware Sporting Goods Plumbing Supplies Farm Implements Ruth Berry Well Pumps P. O. Box 563 Phone 239-3869 Buddy’s Building Material Leesville, La. 239-6511 (Phone) 108 On April 13, 1959, a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver. We were touched by his presence during his Senior year at Evans. In the summer of '79, he was taken to heaven. This is our ode to Donald: One I knew you, I think it was several years ago, when we were younger, wilder, happier. We did things in two's then, you and me, me and you. And I could see myself in everything you did. We were living in a world not quite grown up, in a world of simple and honest feelings. Then we grew up and things and feelings weren’t as simple anymore. Now as everything gets more grown up, I try to remember that once, once I knew you and the world isn’t spinning quite so quickly anymore. 109 CLOUDS OF TIME Time, like so many clouds, passes quickly, Into a stage of a not-so perfect memory. Each cloud coils itself into a pattern in the sky Of all our School days that have gone by. i A luster is present in one cloud I see; It represents the group called WE. It tells of things WE have achieved; Of the many satisfactions WE have received. Cloud number two, the center of the heart, A representation of the school from which WE are a part. Our school, our teacher, the group called WE. The cloud that shall remain throughout eternity. Clouds three, four, and other consist of this:- Homework, grades, friends, and yes, the assignments WE’ve missed. The recesses, the buses, the disagreements WE’ve had; The teachers, the cooks, and the good times gone bad. All of these clouds form one special thing; ; A place of hope, ambition, and learning. Autographs Autographs 3 3 « Se� .