berry Sorrell, Sponsor amie Scott, Sr. rinj Simpson, Sr. Cen Mayton, Sr. lebecca Combs, lr. orri Potts, lr. Craiff Johnson, Editor, Sr. Michelle Laxton, lr. Carmen Robertson, r. Clint Brown, Soph. Connie McGee, Soph. Kelly Ayer, Fresh. at jed hatts — C'°;oUeSTU. b ,ue cro tush' Pa FHS ,r i'iFE s' f ouke ,t OPEN,NC S -,ENT l,'c L- e and , . the rst nine 134-184 Everything from adver- tisers to a complete high school index can be found in the SPECIAL ADDITION. Also found in this section are senior parent pages and a senior directory. ORCANIZA TIONS help promote a sense of friendship with all students. Shown here, se- nior Deanna Crabtree kindly persuades senior Kevin Thomas to pay his Tom Wats money to FBLA. 11-31 32-50 Ordering gradu- ation announce- ments is just one of the many things that comes along with being SE- NIORS. Charging through the spirit sign is senior David Bark- er followed by the rest of the Panther team. The SPORTS section covers all athletics at FHS. 103-133 a Standing outside FHS, PEOPLE chat with friends while patiently waiting for the first bell to ring. 51-102 2 Openinfl • Student Life That describes it perfectly! From a yearbook work- shop sometime last summer, until the very moment you finally re- ceived your copy of the 1986 Pan- ther, a spontaneous effort has been made to give you A VIEW WITHIN. A View Within What? Like all good questions, this too deserves a good an- swer. People, places, groups, and activi- ties, but more than that—the individual attitudes and characteristics that make that subject special was the view we were looking for. Sports would not be sports, organizations could not be orga- nized, and neither would people be anything more than human beings without the challenges, goals, opinions, and effort put forth by each of them. The purpose of this book was to help you remember those people, activities, and events of the Fouke Schools - whether they be elementary or high school - not just from the surface, but from A VIEW WITHIN. Before the task came of putting the yearbook together, we first had to deal with the problems of a rel- atively inexperienced staff, covering both el- ementary and high school activities in one book, and limited funds for such an ex- pensive publication. It wasn't easy nor even desirable at all times, but somehow we did it—we gave you A VIEW WITHIN. From the coming of a new superin- tendent and the continual striving to meet the new Arkansas educational standards, to the 150th birthday of Ar- kansas' statehood, the 1985-86 school year was one of change and celebra- tion. Celebration came through the vic- tories in both sports events and organi- zational competitive events. A Fouke High School Quiz Bowl Team got off the ground as well as a Gifted and Tal- ented program. Students also helped start Fouke's first Historical Society. As you look through the Panther and remember those special people and events, realize that no book could possibly imitate your own view of those memories that were special to you. Turn the page now and enjoy the view - the VIEW WITHIN. Selling Ihe scene for what goes on within the lives of Fouke students is the small but diverse community of Fouke, Arkansas. Opening • Student Life 3 Summer Of '85 r VIEW N WITHIN I une, July, and August! jokingly exclaimed li- I brarian and yearbook sponsor Sherry Sorrell when asked what her tnree favorite things about being a teacher were. After nine months of hus- tle and bustle at school, Fouke students as well as fac- ulty members were ready for their three months of 'rest.' Well, maybe not exactly rest, but certainly a change in pace. Students went from homework and tests to parties, vacations, and summer jobs. Vacation- ing with family, friends, church groups, and even school organizations was done as far away as New York and L.A. Vacationing away from home was definitely not the only part of the summer though for kids found a multitude of things to do right at home or close by. Crystal Springs, Pebble Beach, and Rolling Waters all provided an escape from the heat. There was anything from riding three-wheelers to playing softball for activ- ity. Spring Lake Park provided the calm and quiet area for picnics in the day and came alive with the some- what wild and fast life at night. But all too soon the days of summer were gone and it was back to school again for one more year. I Spring Lake Park was found to be fun at night as well as the day by sophomore Kim Smith and junior Kelli Eaves. Sophomore J.J. Johnson snaps this photo of Corky the largest Killer Whale in captivity, while at Marineland in Los Angeles, California. Disneyland is full of surprises as found out by senior Craig Johnson while being snatched for a kiss by Minnie Mouse. MacDonald's playground is fun for even Fouke's Sr. High Cheerleaders after a busy day of cheerlead- ing camp at Ruston, Louisiana. Opening • Student Life 5 6 Opening • Student Life Opening • Student Life 7 Sparked by Michael Iordan, the Air Jordan craze Sweeping over the elementary school was the charm iecklacc 'cluttered up with shirts as shown by seniors lames it would 'erything Walden Faded SOI's and bluejean jackets were worn by senior Chad Russell and most of the entire school. Talking on the telephone seems to be almost as fashionable for kids as the many of the wild and in clothes of sophomorr Georgiaberry Enoch. Juniors Lori Potts and Rebbecca Combs show off their adshionable clothes. Opening • Student Life 9 Being a BETA Club officer teaches responsibility. ORGANIZATIONS Preparing Us For Tomorrow At Fouke High School organi- zations are a big part of school life. These clubs help teach us respon- sibility and cooperation. They also prepare us for tomorrow and help develop our character. A special thanks is given to the sponsors of these organizations, who devote much of their time and hard work to make these organizations a success. Preparing the yearbook takes lots of work and time. Organizations 11 Go take that picture! Help me write this copy! Caption this pic- ture! Where is Mrs. Sorrell?! If you've entered the yearbook room you've heard those familiar words. From ''Day One the 1985-86 Annual Staff was determined to make this annual one of the best ever. Each member knew in order for this to happen they would have to pull their own weight. Each member of the staff was assigned so many pages and these pages were to be finished before a specific deadline. This often meant staying up late at night putting the final touches on their pages. The Staff has worked very hard and are very proud of this annual!! Ken Mayton Rebecca Combs Mrs. Sorrell - Sponsor Jamie Scott - Asst. Editor Craig Johnson - Editor Tina Simpson 12 Organizations HARRISON PAINT CO. Compliments Of 222-0791 1526 FAIRFIELD AVE., SHREVEPORT, LA 71101 i Lorri Potts Kelli Ayer Organizations! Clint Brown if Connie McGee Michelle Laxton Carmen Robertson 1st row - Mrs. Mills, Sponsor; Susan Batte, Michelle Laxton, James L. A. Mike Harris, Kelli Eaves, Jimmy M. C Cowart, Jamie Scott, Craig Johnson, Rebecca Combs. 2nd row - Julie Green, Deanna Westbrook, Toni Crabtree, Janet Launius, Marissa Baird, Vicki Nottingham, Deanna Crabtree, Sherry Lafayette, Lisa McAdams, Vince Speedy Willie Coker, Carmen Robertson, Lynette Oliver. 3rd row - Steve Williams, Jim The Fridge Rayburn, Randy Sweetness McAdams, Jeanette Smith, Patsy Cleveland, Lisa Norris, Philip McFerrin, Kim Walraven, Paula Simpson, Josanna Wright, Carey Reynolds. 4th row - Brian Fultz, Darren Harris, Belinda Burt, Shannon Newton, Tony Hitman Walden, Jodi Krewson, Geneva Attaway, Tammy Railey, Kim Smith, Rhonda Green, Damon Fant. 5th row - Jeff Pritchett, Paul Steve Nall, Kenneth Lafayette, Darrin Fitzgerald, Chuck Mama's Boy Otis Tweedy , David Barker, Shane Price, Eddie Eaves, Shawn Price, Jana Plunk, Shannon Yates, Rodney Watkins, Todd Sackman Harness. Not pictured - Doyle Samurai Mike House, Kevin The Punky QB Huff, Kristi Reeves, Paula Mauldin, Lorri Potts, and Billy Smith. 14 Organizations BAPTIST BOOK STORE Compliments Of 792-2783 4605 N. STATE LINE, TEXARKANA, USA Top - Kelli Eaves gives her campaign speech. Above right - They're so bad they know they're good!! Above - Some of the Beta members campaign for Kelli Eaves at state convention. Right - The Beta Club officers are - Jimmy Cowart, V. President; James Harris, Treasurer; Michelle Laxton, Historian; Kelli Eaves, Secretary; Jamie Scott, President; Susie Batte, Reporter. The Beta Club was involved in many different activities this year. For their money making projects they sold snacks and doughnuts once a month. They made Christmas baskets and gave them out, built the Football Homecoming Float, and entered another float in the 4 States Fair Parade. The Beta Club nominated Kelli Eaves to be a candidate for state secretary. All the members worked very hard trying to get Kelli elected. Not only did they campaign for her at convention they also helped her with her skit and signs. Although Kelli didn't win, each member learned something from this experience. The Beta Club also entered a skit in the talent competition, they dressed up like the Chicago Bears and did the Superbowl Shuffle; the audience loved it so much that it ranked highest in audience participation. Even though they didn't win the talent competition the Bears still won the Superbowl!!! Compliments Of Organizations 15 TEXARKANA NATIONAL BANK 792-7166 100 W. BROAD TEXARKANA, TX ALRIGHT Far away in Orlando, Florida a new phrase had been implanted in the minds of Future Business Leaders from all over the South — it's gonna be alright! Little did anyone know that there was one small Arkansas chapter represented at that Fall Southern Leadership Conference to whom these four words fit perfectly. That chapter, of course, was none other than the one made up of Future Business Leaders from Fouke High School. And, it has been right. Since the beginning of the Fouke chapter in 1981, Fouke Future Business Leaders have certainly had their share of achievements and successes. Beginning with Rodney LaCrone as Fouke's first ticket to the national convention in 1982, Fouke has attended every other national convention either because of a first place state winner or a state or district officer from Fouke. Because of this, Fouke Future Business Leaders have traveled as far away as Indianapolis and San Francisco. Has FBLA been a success? YES! responded adviser Frances Jones, when asked this question. I feel that FBLA has helped students make business connections after graduation and I think we are making leaders. There's no doubt that FBLA has produced some outstanding leaders from Fouke. Rodney LaCrone, a member of Fouke's first FBLA chapter, is now the state President for Phi Beta Lambda, the college equivalent of FBLA. Senior Tony Walden has also exemplified outstanding leadership ability in becoming Fouke's first district officer and state Vice-President. In the future, Fouke will undoubtedly enter numerous students in competitive business events at district and state level. Those students playing Executive Games hope to once again pride Fouke with first place. Sophomore John Coward and junior Toni Crabtree have planned on running for district and state offices. As far as winning goes, well, it couldn't have been said better than the words of Fouke's own adviser, We always have won and we always will. Serving refreshments after the back-to-school FBLA orientation is junior Kim Walraven. Senior Sherry Lafayette reads the minutes of the previous meeting during an activity-period FBLA meeting. 16 Organizations A I SALES INC. Looking over the tops of TOM WATS boxes are found seniors Kevin Huff, Tony Walden, and James Harris diligently working to get the TOM WATS orders separated. Compliments Of 2608 1 2 NEW BOSTON RD. TEXARKANA, TX mm. I PH 3 Community service projects such as the FBLA Thanksgiving Baskets were pre- pared by seniors Vicki Nottingham, Kristi Reeves, and junior Phillip McFerrin. Fun, travel, and meeting new people are all benefits of FBLA. Below are snap- shots of some of the places Fouke FBLA has traveled in the past year - Little Rock, Houston, and Orlando, FL. 1905-86 fouke Future Business leaders of America Front row Carmen Robertson. Shannon Newton. Tom Crabtree. Paul McDonald. James Harris. Tony Walden. Sherry lafayette. lisa Me Adams. Jamie Scott. Craig Johnson. Frances Jones Row 2 Robert Parmenter, Chris Jones. Deanna Westbrook. Janet laumus. Marissa Baird, Vicki Nottingham. Kevin Thomas. Balinda Burt. Vince Coker laRmda VValrasen. Ion Walraven. lisa Norris, lynette Oliver. Melisa Cute hail Row J Stephen Cross. Russell lemley. Randy McAdams. Carla Whittington, Marissa Baird, Deanne Crabtree. Brooks Stanley. Susan Batte. Philip Mi Fernn. Kim Walraven. Jackie Eoslev. David Barker. Mary Tubbs. Ion Barker Row 4 Jim Rayburn. John Cowart. Shane Price. Bronson Scoggins. Tammy Ratio. Rhonda Green. Kim Smith. Tim Browning. Rodnev Watkins. Patsy Cleveland. Jeanette Smith, Michelle latton. Geneva Attaway. Kelly Eaves Ba k row Jimmy Cowart. Darrin Fit gerald, Paul Nall, Kenneth lafayette. Billy Smith, Eddie Eavo. Clay Warren, Shawn Prue. Chris Robinson. Chad Smith. Jana Plunk. Shannon Yates. Todd Harness, and Damon Fant Not pic tured are Kevin Huff. Katrina Mocnss. Tommy Pilgreen. Kristi Reeves, and Jodi Rogers TOM S TRACTOR Compliments Of 794-4116 1985-86 FBLA Officers. Back row: James Harris - Pres., Tony Walden - V. Pres., Craig Johnson - Historian, Kevin Huff - Parliamen- tarian. Front row: Sherry Lafayette - Sec., Lisa McAdams - Treas., Jamie Scott - Reporter, and Frances Jones - Advisor. Organi ations 17 8035 ROBINSON RD. TEXARKANA, TX Old Timers - Top row: Bronson Scoggins, Brooks Stanley, Tim Browning, Dale Willis, Shane Price, Eddie Eaves, Clay Warren, Shawn Price, Randy McAdams, Brain Green, Dennis Owens; Middle row: Darrin Fitzgerald, Chad Russel, Chad Smith, Tony Lafayette, Kevin Robertson, John Cowart, Robert Parmenter, James Harris, Stephen Cross, Reggie Watkins, Brian Thomason; Bottom row: Jeff Pritchett, Rodney Watkins, Jimmy Cowart, Todd Harness, Philip McFerrin, BaLinda Burt; Sponser: Dr. Green. Green Hands - Top row: Dr. Green (sponser), Harold Griffen, Tommy Fultz, Tony Scoggins, Patrick Fisher; Bottom row: Jeff Long, Scott Keahey, Jason Cross, Ronnie Watkins, Cutter Norris, Dennis Coker, Patrick Poelstra. 18 Organizations THE PARTS HOUSE Compliments Of 774-3639 1902 E. 9th - TEXARKANA, AR. The FFA gives its members a chance to learn more about farming, and livestock. The members are instructed in techniques and procedures of all phases of agriculture and are given their skills through com- petition and hands on experi- ence. Last fall the FFA held its annual fruit sales. They partici- pated in county fairs and visited Centenary College and Brown- wall Center. Many members won ribbons and trophies. Compliments Of BUHRMANN PHARR 773-3122 212-222 LAUREI ST. TEXARKANA AR. 75502 Organizations 19 Future Homemakers of America with helping others. 20 Organizalions DUANE FALLS INSURANCE CO Compliments Of 772-4661 711 EAST FOURTH TEXARKANA, AR Officers: J. J. Johnson - President, Stephanie Harris - 1st vice, Monica Sanders - 2nd vice, Kelli Ayers - 3rd vice, Julie Harris - Historian, Laura Kirvin - Treasurer, Lori Terrin - Secretary. Past-President Deanna Crabtree installs the new President J. J. Johnson. The FHA goal is to help individuals improve per- sonal, family, and commu- nity living. Some of these goals were carried out by cross stitching candy jars for Fouke's faculty, and by dressing dolls for the needy. Organizations 21 GiT. The Seminar Class is struc- tured to allow students to be- come active participants and investigators. Each student is allowed to explore individual interests as well as group activi- ties. A variety of instructional methods are employed: lec- ture, guest speakers, class dis- cussions, group discussions, re- search techniques, group activ- ities, and field trips. Mrs. Sena Heyn is the class instructor. All students not pic- tured. 22 Organizations Compliments of Texana Savings and Loan 4605 Texas Blvd. Texarkana, Tx. Bottom row from left to right frica Mattson. Shelly Campell, Jodi Krewson, Shannon Newton. Mrs Sorrell Second row Connie McGee. Kim Walraven, lulit Harris. Carolyn Mauldin, and loasanna Wright Third row Stephen Cross. Ricky Hinds. Paula Mauldin. Damon fant, and left long Toprow Russell I emly. Billy Smith, and Chock Tweedy Not pictured Annette Me Adamv Tina Simpson. Ion Barker. Carla Pilgreen. Shelly McWilliams. Tammy Ratley. Chris Huff, and Melissa Cutrhall Library Club A V The main project of the library club was helping the school meet state standards by updating their library collections. They contacted students, parents, faculty, ex-stu- dents, and people of the community for donations to the Commemorative Library Fund. Many books were given in memory or in honor of someone special to the donors. Officers for the club are: Pres. - Shannon Newton, V. Pres. - Tammy Ratley, Sec. - Shelly McWilliams, and Treas. - Jodi Krewson. National Honor Society Kevin Huff, Vice President; Tony Walden, Treasurer; Sherry Lafayette, Reporter; Kristi Reeves, Secretary; Lisa McAdams, President. NEW MEMBERS Top - Shannon Newton, Carey Reynolds, Carmen Robertson, Jeanette Smith, Kim Walraven, Deanna Westbrook, and Steve Williams. Bottom - Geneva Attaway, Patsy Cleveland, Rebecca Combs, Toni Crabtree, Kelli Eaves, and Brian Fultz TWO-YEAR MEMBERS - Top - Kevin Huff, Craig Johnson, Tony Walden, James Harris, Janet Launius. Bottom - Belinda Burt, Lisa McAdams, Sherry Lafayette, Kristi Reeves, Julie Green and James Scott. 24 Organizations PARWIN CHEMICAL Compliments Of 793-8924 3602 SUMMERHILL, TEXARKANA, AR Student Office Assistants Superintendent's Office Kelli Eaves, and Lori Barker. Not pictured - Janet Launius and Georgiaberry Enoch Principal's Office Laura Kirvin, Rhonda Green, Rebecca Combs, Vicki Nottingham, Susan Batte, Kevin Huff, Jimmy Cowart, and David Barker. Not pictured - Toni Crabtree. Elementary Office Vince Coker, Sherry Lafayette, Patsy Cleveland, and Brian Thomason. Not pictured - Gina.Carson, Kim Smith, and Josanna Wright. Bottom row . Kathie Humphrey, Tammy Tweedy, Angie Webb. Brent Pilgrecn. Bubba Watkins. Mike Dickinson, Lori Terrin, Teresa Me Bay. Marti lee 2nd row Kristi Thomas. Melania Webb, Toma Cathcart, Dale Brown, David Martin, Kay Carson, Belinda Richardson, Tiffany Vanderbilt. 3rd row Dedra Hudson. Nancy Thomason, Chris Hobson, Larry Hinds, Sheryl Gardner. Missy Helms. 4th row Mrs. Gray. Cristy Holden. Heather Hillman, Gregg Brown, Tony Scoggins, Lisa Reynolds, Debbie Rowton, lisa Barth Jr. High Choir This year's choir has done very well with all the choir students working very hard. You know what they say, All work and no play can make a dull class. These classes didn't give that old saying half a chance. They all had a good time while they learned about music and singing. This year they had 5 All-Region choir members. All-in-all this year has been a STUPENDOUS year for the 1985-86 choir students. Sr. High Choir 26 Organizations Bottom row Jackie Hill, Vicky Sams, April Johnson 2nd row . . Mrs Gray, Katrina Morris. Paula Simpson. Mary Kay Altom 3rd row Jack Dickinson, Darren Harris, Noel Swanson, Steve Williams. 4th row Reggie Watkins, Kenneth Lafayette. Paul Nall. Jonathan Stanley, Dale Carper Not Pictured . Anette McAdams All Region Choir Honors JOHNATHON STANLEY . . SR High All-Region KENNETH LAFFYETTE ... SR. High All-Region TAMMY TWEEDY ... JR. High All-Region BUBBA WATKINS . . ]R High All-Region DEDRA HUDSON . . . JR. High All-Region OHE The Working Class Bottom row ... Tina Simpson, Gina Carson, Kevin Robertson, Dale Crabtree, Craig Mitchell. 2nd row .. . Randy McCormick, Jim Briggs, Bobby Hyman, Debbie Kirtley, Deanna Crabtree, Tommy Pilgreen, Jodi Rodgers, Carla Whittington. 3rd row ... Lance Wise, Paul Green, Lee Robertson, Dude Watkins. Sponsor - Donna Kuykendall - not pictured. The OHE class has been one hard working class. The way it is set up, the students come to school 1 2 a day and then head for the working world. It seemed the students really enjoyed the class, and really worked hard. The class, gave the freedom desired by the students. The class consisted of 6 juniors and 11 seniors. So all-in-all this is one hard 'working class. OHE Officers are .. . Dale Crabtree - President; Kevin Robertson - 1st Vice; Craig Mitchell - 2nd Vice; Jim Briggs - 3rd Vice; Debbie Kirtley - Secretary; Deanna Crabtree - Treasurer; Tommy Pilgreen - Historian. The Spanish Club grows each year adding students who wonder just what the club is all about. This year the club was 50 members strong. Their fund-raisers this year includ- ed selling corsages for Homecoming and boosting Panther spirit with the sale of pom poms. Everyone joined in and learned that selling is fun, but keeping up with all that money is really a job. The Spanish II and III classes held the annual breakfast for Spanish 1. Everyone had fun and most of the members are now able to go to any Spanish restaurant and order breakfast with confidence. Their second celebra- tion took place on Christmas with a very special honor guest — Santa Claus. The Spanish Club looks forward to growing stronger and having even more fun in the coming years. Adios amigos till next year. From left to right: Carmen Robertson - Sec.-Treas.; LaDonna Thomason - V-Pres.; Rebecca Combs - Activity Chairman; Michelle Laxton - Historian; Lisa Barth - Publicity Chairman; and seated is Mitzi Davis - Pres. Compliments of BUCHANAN ENTERPRISES - SERVING FOUKE WITH PEPSI, DR PEPPER, AND 7-UP From left to right on the bottom row: Sra. Powell, Mitzi Davis, LaDonna Thomason, Carmen Robertson, Michelle Laxton, Rebecca Combs, and Lisa Barth. Second row: Kim Williams, Tammy Smith, Shelly McWilliams, Missy Humphrey, Paula Simpson, Craig Johnson, Jamie Scott, Laura Scott. Third row: Brian Potts, Georgiaberry Enoch, Tammy Tweedy, Sissy Harthorn, Marti Lee, Christi Thomas, Teresa McBay, Dedria Hudson, Angie Webb, Christy Holden. Fourth row: Greg Jones, Jack Dickson, Jason Shrupp, Kim Green, Kay Carson, Tifinie Vanderbilt, Debbie Rowton, Melania Webb, Lisa Reynolds, Heather Hillman. Top row: Patrick Fisher, Beth Smith, Wendy Waggoner, Lela Simmons, Kim Easley, Carey Reynolds, Kelli Ayer, Belinda Richardson, Nancy Thomason, and Denise Eaves. Organizations 29 President Sponsor Vice President Sena Heyn Kelli Eaves Vicki Nottingham Front row; Lyndra Romack, Vicki Nottingham, Chris Jones, Marissa Baird, David Barker, Brian Fultz, Toni Crabree, Carmen Robertson, Kelli Eaves, Susan Battle, Sena Heyn - Sponsor. Second row; John Cowart, Clint Brown, Jana Plunk, Clint Baird, Erica Teer, Bubba Watkins, Lisa Reynolds, Jamie Jones, Cleve Batte, Lee Ann Teer. Western Day High School Couples High School - Vince Coker, Beverly Smith; Teachers — Coach Grady, Miss Altembau- mer; Jr.- High — Brandie Pritchett, Randie Ralph. Elementary Cowboys and girls Front row: Kindergarten - Jimmy Huet, Latasha Coker; 1st - Joseph Snyder, Shana Thomas; 2nd - Cody Bohn, Raynee Crabtree; 3rd - Ryan Puckett, Robyn Jones; 4th - John Mark McAdams, Melissa Altom; 5th - Rashamnon Ralph, Brian Wood; 6th - Mark Johnson, Annie Buckly; Teacher - Mrs. Teel EAST FUNERAL HOME Compliments Of 793-8141 120 EAST SIXTH, TEXARKANA, TX 75504 Organizations 31 Senior Jodi Krewson is relieved senior research is completed. Jimmy Cowart Sprucing up for football pic- tures. Coach Grady and Mrs. Cow- art found that being a senior sponsor can drive you cra- zy! Senior's Looks like we've made it! Senior's have had a long, hard, year with many responsibilities, and challenges. The year has been filled with fun and excitement. They now get their chance to step out and show the world who they really are. 32 Seniors Mr Miss Fouke High Vicki Ramona Nottingham Vicki has been in the Enrichment Group for four years. For the past three years she has been a member of Beta Club, Student Council and has served a high school cheerleader. She has been an office assistant for two years and has been in FFA and FHA for one year. She has held many positions of responsibility. These include: Co- Captain Cheerleading - 10th; Captain of Cheerleading - 11th 12th; Stu- dent Council Secretary - 11th, Presi- dent - 12th; Senior Class President - 12th. Anthony Steve Walden Tony has been in the Enrichment Group for four years. For the past three years he has been a member of FBLA, Beta Club, and FFA. He has been on the football and basketball teams. He is a member of the National Honor Society. Tony's positions of responsibility included Class Vice-President - 10th; FBLA District Vice-President - 11th; FBLA State Vice-President - 12th; FBLA Local President - 12th; National Honor Society Treasurer - 12th; Boys' State - 11th; and Basketball Most Important Player - 11th. 33 Marissa Baird Future plans for Mar- issa include graduat- ing from college and working with the Air L ife Rescue Team. She wants to live a very happy and successful life. Her favorite T.V. show is Knots Land- • _ mg. David Barker David's favorite T. V. show is College Football on Saturday. His favorite hobby is turkey hunting. Da- vid's ambition is, to go to college and to get rich. In ten to twenty years from now David sees him- self in the Louisiana oil business. BaLinda Burt BaLinda's favorite song is My Only Love and her favorite actor is Sylvester Stallone. Her ambition is to become an audiologist and to get married. BaLin- da's favorite friend is Jesus. Her quote is, A smile is God's love in action. Vince Coker Vince plans to be happy, healthy, and successful. His hobbies are hunting, foot- ball, 3-wheeler riding, fishing and sports. James Cowart After attending a local college, Jimmy plans to graduate from the University of Arkansas. Jimmy's ideal car is a Corvette. Late Night with Dave Letter man is his favorite show. Deanna Crabtree Deanna feels that the people at FHS are all one, big, happy, family - especially her class- mates. We are all so close! Deanna's quote: A journey of a thousand miles be- gins with the first John Dickison John's favorite show is Miami Vice and his favorite actor is Roger Moore. John plans to have a successful busi- ness and a good fami- ly■ Damon Fant Damon feels that his high school years have helped him to acquire the knowledge and experience he needs to enjoy a comfort- able and rewarding life. He enjoys hunt- ing, fishing, and work - ing with his computer. Bryan Floyd To learn everything in life that I possibly can , is Bryan's ambi- tion. His favorite mov- ie is Beverly Hills Cop . Eddie Murphy is his favorite actor. His favorite class is Auto mechanics. Charles Green Ernie's hobbies include fishing, hunting, music, and football. Ernie's future plans are to be in the military, be an electrician, and to own a ranch. lulie Ransdell Green Julie enjoys playing the piano, basketball, bicycling, and cooking different foods for anyone who will try them. Julie plans to get a degree in the business field as a CPA. Paul Green There's No Way is Paul's favorite song. His ambition is to be rich and to make the most out of his life. His favorite actor is Don Johnson and his favorite actress is Heather Thomas. ames Flarris James plans to attend the University of Ar- kansas and to start a career. He loves shrimp at Red Lobster and The Karate Kid is his favorite movie. Vanity is his favorite actress. Doyle Flouse Doyle's long range ambition is to play pro-football. His hob- bies are playing foot- ball and being with Jodi. His favorite ac- tors are Mr. T, and Slyvester Stallone. 35 Who's Who Wittiest Most Handsome Beautiful Best Physique Figure Most Dependable Most School Spirited i The Class of 1986 Kevin Huff Kevin enjoys hunting and riding quarter horses. He plans to graduate from the University of Arkansas and to get married. In ten to twenty years, Kevin sees himself with a family and hopefully making lots of money. Bobby Hyman To finish high school is Bobby's ambition. As Bobby looks back over his high school days he says, My high school years have been very special to me. If I had to do it all over again, I wouldn't change a thing. Craig Johnson Craig's ambition is to fulfill Cod's purpose in me. Craig sees himself in ten to twenty years with a doctorate in Sociology or Psychology helping those less fortunate than he has been. 7M Chris Jones Mean Street is Chris' favorite song and the A-Team is his favorite show. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and riding motorcycles. Chris also enjoys playing football. Chris's quote is A little person is a sad person. Debbie Kirtley Debbie enjoys riding 3-wheelers and horses. Her future plans include finishing high school and getting a good paying job. She wants to have a nice relationship with someone special. Jodi Krewson Love In Love is Jodi's favorite song. Her hobbies are riding horses and being with Doyle. Jodi enjoys writing poetry and spending time with the ones she loves. 38 Barry Lafayette Barry's favorite hobby is model building. His favorite actress is Heather Thomas and his favorite actor is Sylvester Stallone. Barry's favorite class is Auto mechanics and his ambition is to learn everything he can in life. Sherry Lafayette Michael J. Fox is Sherry's favorite ac- tor. Her ambition is to have a successful and prosperous life. Her proudest moment was winning first place in Ms. FBLA in District IV. Janet Launius R iding 3 - wheelers, swimming, talking on the telephone, and going out with Marissa and Vicki are Janet's favorite hobbies. She plans to become a systems analysist. Jan- et's favorite quote is, A day without a smile is a day wasted. Marvin Lynn A 1985 Corvette is Marvin's dream car. He enjoys listening to music, and watching T. V. Marvin loves to eat Pizza. Ken Mayton Ken's favorite hobbies are hunting, horse- back riding, and football. His ambition is to go to college and major in aerodynam- ics. He sees himself in the future as a pilot in the U.S. Air force. Lisa McAdams Lisa's hobbies include talking on the telephone, being with friends, and eating. Lisa's ambition is to be able to have a family and a career. Carla McBay Carla enjoys aerobics, dancing, swimming, and skating. She plans to become a R.N. Her ambition is to always be youthful, active, and full of life. Randy McCormick Mr. Bonham is Ran- dy's favorite teacher. Randy thinks that his classmates are great! His ambition is to graduate from high school. F H S Boasts Wider Representation In Summer Honor Programs Fouke High School was honored with the selection of Lisa McAdams as a mathematics delegate to the sixth annual Arkansas Governor's School. Governor's School is a five and a half week summer honors program for a selected number of upcoming gifted and talented seniors. Students were selected from a wide range of areas from choral to visual arts. Delegates were chosen from teacher recommendations, test scores, applica- tions, and essays. Governor's School was held from June 16 through July 24 on the campus of Hendrix College in Conway. Four hundred gifted and tal- ented students of all types from all over Arkansas were involved in Governor's School. The delegates were involved in college-level study in three differ- ent areas. The areas were designed to enrich the mind, blow it apart , and then put it all back together. unique and re- warding experi- ence. - L. McAdams over 1,000 boys from all over Arkansas gathered on the campus of the University of Central Arkansas in Conway from June 10 through 15 for Boys State 1985. State was also held at the same time on the campus of Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia. These Junior Class delegates selected for Boys or Girls State were chosen on the basis of interview, references, and applications. The purpose of this American Legion sponsored event was to provide upcoming high school seniors with an in-depth look at local, state, and federal government. The delegates listened to speakers such as Governor Bill Clinton, Senator Dale Bumpers, Arkansas Attorney General Steve Clark, Arkansas Secretary of State Bill McCuen, and many other notable speakers. O Girls 40 Seniors Compliments Of 653-4776 Me A PAMS FARMS Rout Jo 3 ouke R Talent - We've Got It! If one was to look for a class in Fouke High School with students of many talents, the Senior Class would defi- nitely be paid a visit. Everybody has some kind of special ability or talent, but the seniors of '86 certainly stood out above the rest. From the time the seniors were sophomores, they partici- pated in the BETA Club Feature Talent Event at the Arkansas BETA Convention where they prided themselves with first place in 1984. When they became Juniors, they outshined any other junior class in their production of the junior play. The junior play of js-i '85 was special in that it was a sort of variety talent show which included dancing rou- tines and lip synching, act- ing, and sheer comedy. The seniors have con- tinued to use their various I talents in BETA skits, writing and designing FBLA re- ports, building BETA floats, drawing and painting the football break-through banners, the senior play, and in just day to day personal pleasure. An average assess- i ment of talents of 1 the Class of '86 in- cluded singing, danc- ing, hunting, piano playing, rappin' photography, act- ing, comedy, writ- ing, sketching, and drawing. Break dancing - commonly re- ferred to as breakin' - is demonstrated above by talented Chuck Tweedy, top right - Archery, a talent of Chad Russell, has prov- en to be an enjoyable hunting skill. With tour hands on 88 keys -middle right - Julie Green and Krisit Reeves play a piano duet. This scene from the 1985 Jr. play shows the both talented and comical Sr. Class of '86. ° JL DOUBLE R RANCH Compliments of P.O. Box 185 (Hwy. 134) Seniors 41 653-2421 or 653-2232 Paul McDonald The Search is Over is Paul's favorite song. His favorite actor is John Wayne. Paul feels that his high school years have been a great experi- ence and the people have played a big part in developing my character. Jimmy Miller Monday Night foot- ball is Jimmy's favor- ite T. V. show and sports is his favorite subject. Jimmy's proudest moment was winning their first football game in Jr. High. Ronnie Mixon Ronnie's favorite song is Lovin' Every Minute of It . Ronnie plans to find a Job, get a home of his own, and to accom- plish everything that he can. Shannon Newton Shannon's ambition is to become a physi- cal therapist. Her long-range ambition is to do Cod's will and to be the person He wants me to be. In ten to twenty years Shannon sees herself happily married with a loving family. Vicki Nottingham Vicki wants to be a veterinarian's assistant. She plans on going to TCC and then moving on to Florida. In ten to twenty years from now Vicki sees herself living a successful and happy life. John Oats A 1969 Camaro is John's favorite car and Smokin' In the Boys Room is his favorite song. John's favorite restaurant is Western Sizzler. John plans to become rich and to stay a bachelor. Robert Parmenter A Ford truck of any kind is Robert's favor- ite automobile. Cam- ping, hunting, and fishing are Robert's hobbies. His ambition is to live for eighty more years. Robert's quote: Fat, drink, and be merry!! Brad Page To be an architect is Brad's ambition. Brad plans to attend LSU and to major in archi- tecture. In ten to twenty years Brad sees himself with a family and doing great in his chosen field. Tommy Pilgreen Tommy's favorite movie is Silent Rage in which his favorite actor Chuck Norris is the star. Ten to twenty years from now Tommy sees himself living and laughing with his friends . Tommy's ambition is to get a job and to succeed in life. Jim Rayburn John Wayne is Jim's favorite actor. Ten to twenty years from now Jim plans on being in the United States Army. Jim enjoys hunting and guns. Kristi Reeves In and Out of Love is Kristi's favorite song. The Cosby Show is her favorite T. V. Show. Her favorite food is Lobster. Her ambition is to be successful and happy. Kevin Robertson Kevin has the unusual ability of making people laugh. Kevin is a comedian. His ambition is to go to college and to own his own business. His long range ambi- tion is to get married, have a couple of kids, and have a big house. Jodi Rogers Jodi's ambition is to be a successful cosmetol- ogist and to own her own shop. In ten to twenty years Jodi sees herself a successful, independent, outgo- ing cosmetologist with a wonderful hus- band and a few chil- dren. Chad Russell Chad's hobbies are hunting, fishing, play ing football, riding motorcycles, listening to the radio, and watching beautiful sunsets. Chads ambi- tion is to make good decisions and start off down the right road in this crazy world we live in and to make the very best of things in this life with a happy family. 43 definitely not 'Just Another Year' As the school year began, a very unusual feeling pos- sessed the Senior Class of 1986. It was a feeling of doubt, wonder and anticipation. Thoughts of I can't believe this is it and Where do we go from here? dominated the minds of each senior. As the year progressed, the reality that this was actually their last year of high school came more and more into focus. Constant reminders such as order- ing graduation announcements, receiv- ing letter after letter from numerous colleges and universities, writing those dreaded Sr. research papers, and mak- ing preparations for the Sr. trip made it almost impossible to forget that this was not just another year. Like any other graduating class, the seniors were faced with college and career choices. Mr. Bonham proved to be very helpful in assisting seniors with college choices, scholarships, grants, taking ACT test, and all other facets of college preparation. The choices were endless: public or private, large or small, in or out-of-state, very expensive or the more affordable. All of these choices had to be seriously considered. One might have expected the senior class to get by with as little classes as possible. Although some did just that, others were more concerned with taking as many classes as possible which would help them in life after high school. Physics was offered for the first time at F.H.S. and a surprising number of seniors decided to take this advanced science course. The Office Technology Lab was filled to the capacity vyith seniors who wanted to train in business. The yearbook staff and audio visual class had seniors which hoped to enter into some type of journalism or media work. And of course, English was a must for all seniors. Even though many would be mov- ing away for college or some other reason, friendships had been made that would last lifetimes. While in physics seniors experimented with gravitational laws. Seniors order graduation announcements with the help of H. Iones representative Gordon Hale. Kevin Thomas, Shannon Newton, and Paul McDonald wrote diligently on their senior research papers. Olan Mills representative, Doug Shelley, tells senior lamie Scott to tilt your head just a little more this way while taking her senior portraits. A. H. S. Provides Hands-on Experience Six seniors from F. H. S. attended Arkansas High for the vocational education program this year. The students stayed for three periods each school day and studied either cosmetology, auto mechanics, or computer technology. Some, like Kim Teer and Bryan Floyd hope to make careers out of their field of study while others like Damon Fant and Monica Sanders feel that their study at Arkansas High will help them in some other career choice. The students received hands-on experience and also earned three credits. The seniors who participated in the Arkansas High program were Bryan Floyd, Barry Lafayette, and Chad Russell (auto mechanics), Kim Teer and Monica Sanders (cosmetology), and Damon Fant (computer technology). Senior s 45 Decisions, Decisions! The seniors were bombarded with catalogues and brochures from almost every college imagineable. Monica Sanders A Mustang CT is Monica's favorite car. She enjoys swimming; reading, and football games. Her favorite class is cosmetology. Monica's ambition is to finish high school and to get married. Jamie Scott Cherish is Jamie's favorite song and Jon- Erik Hexum is her fa- vorite actor. When talking about her friends over the years she says, Some of my friends have been the best ever, one in par- ticular that I wouldn't trade for the world. Tina Simpson Tina's favorite car is a Z28. She enjoys watching the Days of Our Lives , eating Mexican food at El Chico, and things that are lavender. Kim Teer To become a cosmetologist is Kim's ambi- tion. She enjoys Mexican food at El Chico and talking on the telephone. Fly Girl is her favorite song. Kevin Thomas Hunting, fishing, riding horses, swimming, and hanging around with friends are Kevin's hobbies. His ambition is to get a good job and to have a family. Chuck Tweedy Breakdancing, hunt- ing, and cruising to loud music are Chuck's hobbies. Chucks ambition is to go to college, make lots of money, and to Be myself. 46 Tony Walden Tony's hobbies in- clude hunting, fishing, and playing basket- ball. His future plans are to graduate from the University of Ar- kansas and to live in the mountains with his wife and kids. Tony's quote is, You're not expected to always be the best; you're always expec- ted to do your best. Reggie Watkins Reggie's favorite song Part Time Lover . His favorite actor is Roger Moore. His ambition is to graduate. He plans to get a job and be wealthy. Dale Willis Dale's favorite song is Stairway To Heav- en . He enjoys watch- ing Miami Vice and eating Pizza. His ambi- tion is to continue fire fighting. CLASS OFFICERS Kristi Reeves President Vicki Nottingham Vice-President Lisa McAdams Secretary 47 Kevin Huff Treasurer Faculty Appreciates English Lisa McAdams Craig Johnson Jamie Scott Kevin Huff Lisa - Lisa is an attentive and courteous worker in both academic and extra curricular activities. Craig - Slow down, Craig, and let the miracle inside you reveal itself. Jamie - Beneath that quiet exterior, there is an inquisitive mind. Kevin - He reads danger signals well and burns midnight oil to get out of the ditch. Lisa, Julie, and Craig have all made A's in all levels of math during the past four years. Their abilities are keeping us moving forward and on the right track in trig this year. Julie Green Craig Johnson Lisa McAdams Mathematics Art Agriculture BaLinda Burt BaLinda is a hardworking and ambitious young lady. Home Economics Kim Teer Kim has taken all of the home economics courses offered at Fouke and has done very well in each of them. 48 Seniors Student Dedication Social Studies Business Jim Rayburn Jim is very knowl- edgeable in areas of WWI and WWII, World History, American History, American Govern- ment, and local history. He reads extensively and explores interests outside of the classroom. Spanish Craig Johnson Jamie Scott Both Jamie and Craig have an en- thusiasm and talent for learning a foreign language and see the future possibilities of sharing another language and culture. Audio Visual Damon Fant Damon is dependable and creative. He has a natural talent for visual composition. Sherry Lafayette James Harris Tony Walden Sherry, James, and Tony have all done exceedingly well in the business courses they have taken. Sherry won first place in Arkansas with the FBLA Annual Report. James also won first place wih the special project. Tony was the first district officer (V-Pres. and Pres.) and state officer (V-Pres.) in FBLA from Fouke. There is one thing even more vital to science than intelligent methods; that is the desire to find out the truth — whatever it may be. Julie, Janet, and Lisa have this desire. Julie Green Lisa McAdams Janet Launius Science Bobo's magic chicken mysti- fies these elem- entary students. Having seven pe- riods a day calls for many trips to the lock- er. All work and no play makes for a dreary day!!! People Underclassmen Climbing Up The Ladder Year by year, day by day, the underclassmen climb up the lad- der. Each year they are given a different name and explore differ- ent courses of study. From fresh- men to sophomores, from sopho- mores to juniors, and from juniors to seniors, the underclassmen ad- vance. It's a long way from kinder- garten to being a senior, but its great fun along the way. People 51 Juniors of 1986 - The The Junior class officers are - Carmen Robertson, President; Philip McFerrin, Vice President; Jeanette Smith, Secretary; and Toni Crabtree, Treasurer. 52 People t Geneva Attaway lori Barker -Susan Batte Linda Bennett Jim Briggs Glen Brown Patsy Cleveland Rebecca Combs Top - Kelli Eaves and Lynette Oliver sell raffle tickets for a VCR at the Miller County Fair. Bottom - Some of the Juniors look over their class rings after they arrived in December. Class With Style!!!!! Dale Crabtree Toni Crabtree Melisa Cutchall jack Dickison Kelli Eaves Brian Fultz Leiann Gaulden Darrin Harris Bradley Helms Sheila Holder Missy Humphrey Michelle Laxton Erica Mattson 4 Paula Mauldin 'S Johnny Mayton Anette McAdams What It Means To Become A Junior Becoming juniors has meant a lot more respon- sibility with the Jr. Play, the prom, and all the fundraising for these activities, but it has also meant a lot more fun. The juniors also got to do something that they've waited a long time to do - order their class rings!!!! The juniors have worked hard this year raising money. They did something new this year and sold raffle tickets for a VCR along with selling snacks, selling ads for the playbook, showing a movie on Valentine's Day, and working concession stands at some of the ballgames. As you can see these juniors stayed busy all year long, but ask any junior and they will tell you that it was well worth it, especially when they were rewarded with a beautiful prom!!! Compliments Of 772-6969 1 COLLEGE HILL CNTR. TEXARKANA, AR COLLEGE HILL DRUG The junior class favorites are Susan Batte and jeff Pritchett. • Phillip McFerrin Craig Mitchell .A ' Leslie Mitchell Lisa Norris Brad Oats Lynette Oliver Lorri Potts Jeff Pritchett Carey Reynolds Donovan Richards Carmen Robertson Lee Robertson Weekends Are Made For ... Hunting, fishing, cruising the park, riding horses, playing sports, going shopping, and just having fun were some of the responses the juniors gave when asked what they did in their spare time. It seems that having fun is something that all the juniors know how to do! A usual weekend night consisted of going out with a group of friends or a date to a movie, to eat pizza and then to cruise the park. Not only were these juniors busy during the week with school, they were busy on the weekends to, busy having fun, that is! It seems like weekends were made for the juniors!!!! Shawn Russell Beverly Smith Carl Teer Brian Thomason Sonny Thomason Kim Walraven ROBERTSON TRUCKING Compliments Of 653-2593 Rt. 2 BOX 31A FOUKE, AR People 55 Above - Don't worry Bradley, you're in the picture! Above right - I wonder what all these )r. girls are interested in at that table? Right - Jeff and Kim seem to be studying while Jack takes a break to read the funnies! Compliments Of 773-3111 LLI VENDING 4311 JEFFERSON TEXARKANA, AR LaRinda Walraven Lori Walraven Dude Watkins Rodney Watkins Deanna Westbrook Chad Williams Steve Williams Lance Wise Sapliffliiorcs Mary Kay Altom Melissa Bennett Clint Brown Tim Browning Michael Burns Dale Carper Joe Cigainero Charles Copper John Cowart Stephen Cross Orie Dickinson Jackie Easley Compliments Of LEMLEY CONSTRUCTION CO. 653-2447 RT. 1, BOX 214 FOUKE, AR People 57 SOPHOMORES - Not Conceited .. Eddie Eaves Darrin Fitzgerald Robbie Floyd Robin Frost Bryan Green Rhonda Green Todd Harness Jackie Hill Ricky Hinds April Johnson J. J. Johnson Shannon Johnston Kenneth I afayette Tony Latayette Michelle larey Lovin' Every Minute Of It! It was playing senior high football and senior high basketball. It was joining Beta Club and FBL A. It was being a Sophomore! The sophomores are a very involved class. More than a third of the players on the football, baseball, and basketball teams were sophomores. f 1 58 People Just t on Many were also members of Beta Club and FBLA. Some attended conventions with these two clubs and came home with many hilarious and unforgettable memories. Being a Sophomore also meant turning sixteen. Being sixteen meant you were finally able to drive legally without your parents! For some it meant getting to date and for others it meant getting their first car or truck. Going out with friends and cruisin' the park was a major part of a sophomores' weekend. Going hunting, shopping, and to the ball games were also important activities. As you can see, the Seniors of '88 are by no means your average run of the mill class. They don't sit back and watch things happen; they make things happen. They are Lovin' Every Minute Of It! Se U vi4 SS Vicki Sams Bronson Scoggins Laura Scott Paula Simpson Monica Sipler Billy Smith Chad Smith Kim Smith Brooks Stanley Jonathan Stanley Lori Starling Nell Stine Mary Tubbs Marie Story Clay Warren Mike Williams Josanna Wright Shannon Yates Max protects John and Shane's locker from burglars. Kelli Ayer Clint Baird Curtis Baird Harry Bevis Gregg Brown Norman Burns Daniel Carnley Tonia Cathcart Dennis Coker Warren Crabtree Jason Cross Mitzi Davis FNOIO KOI Aff All lltt Sam Dixon Kim Easley Georigaberry Enoch Patrick Fisher Ronnie Foster Tommy Fultz Sheryl Gardner Anita Gildon Brandi Gildon Hudson Green Kim Green Harold Griffin Candi Harj) Crystal Harris Julie Harris Stephanie Harris Missy Helms Larry Hinds Chris Hobson Kathie Humphrey Greg Jones Scott Keaney Jennifer Kennington Laura Kirvin Ramona Larey Jeff Long Shawn Matthews Cassandra Mattson Carolyn Mauldin Jamie Mayton Scotty McIntyre Shelly McWilliams 62 People Class Favorites are ... Laura Kirvin and Lance Pilgreen. Class Officers are .. . Bubba Watkins, Cutter Norris, Kathie Humphrey, Shelly Rowton, Marcie Rowton Cutter Norris Sharon Oliver Brent Pilgreen Lance Pilgreen Patrick Polestra Brian Potts Phillip Rathburn Marcie Rowton Shelly Rowton Jeremy Russell Tony Scoggins Lela Simmons Freshmen Faces Beth Smith Tammy Smith Corey Springfield Jason Starling Erica Teer Lori Terin Scott Thomas LaDonna Thomason Wendy Waggoner Gary Walraven Bubba Watkins John Watts Kim Williams Rhonda Williams Tony Williams Tracy Wilson People 63 Rebecca Allen Chris Baird Lisa Barth Ray Bobo Dale Brown Raymond Cambra Kay Carson Stephen Coker Denise Crabtree Mike Dickison Annette Dunlap Crystal Easley Stuart Easley Kristi Easley Denise Eaves Wesley Frost Dana Fultz Kevin Green Jason Griffis Sissy Hartshorn Dale Hardin Most Embarrassing Moments I was walking through Central Mall with my fly down .. . Kevin Green. My front tire fell off while I was showing off for some girls ... Jimmy Jones. I made a prank call and the person who an- swered turned out to be my mom ... Heather Hillman. I was told to examine my zipper .. . Cynthia Mauldin. A plant fell off of the book shelf and hit me on the head ... Mark Worrell. I asked a black woman if she was my mother ... Stuart Easley. My cousin brought a baby picture of me to school ... Nancy Thomason. I spilled chocolate milk on my white pants while in the lunchroom ... Sam- my Teel. I spilled a coke in my lap in front of a bunch of boys ... Rebecca Allen. I had to lip sync in front of the whole school . .. Chris Huff. My shorts fell off while I was standing on the platform at Pebble Beach ... Jason Tubbs. I went up to a girl and started talking to her. She was not the girl that I thought she was ... Kay Carson. 64 People Heather Hillman Kristi Holden Deidra Hudson Chris Huff Clinton Humphery Charles Humphery Pat Hyman Jamie Jones Jimmy Jones Jennifer Kemp Sean Kirvin John Knight Marti Lee Jackie Lynn David Martin Cynthia Mauldin Deneta Mayton Teresa McBay Wyn McDowell Chris Mitchell Tracy Mitchell Chuck Puckett Lisa Reynolds BeLinda Richardson Debbie Rowton Jason Schrupp Juanita Schrupp While breakdancing in front of some friends, I ripped my pants. John Knight. I was slapped by a girl in front of my whole class.. RaymondCambra. I went through a whole class without knowing that my pants were ripped . . Tammy Tweedy. My pants fell down in TG Y . . . Ronnie Foster. I dropped a coke in a restaurant full of people . . . Marti Lee. While I was climbing out of a pick-up truck I got my pants leg caught and fell on my face ... Mike Dickison. I slipped in the shower at the football field and landed on my head ... Ray Bobo. I passed out in the middle of a softball game in Ashdown . .. Melaina Webb. I ran into a fence on my motorcycle and cut myself ... Clint Humprey. I was standing in the middle of the highway in 30 degree weather in my swim suit. . . Tifini Vander- bilt. When somebody tripped me in the hall last year I almost fell on my face .. Christi Holden. I had to get up in front of the class and talk to Sissy in double talk ... Crystal Easley. On my very first night of cheerleading I was supposed to do a pyramid on DaDonna. I couldn't get up like I was supposed to do ... Lisa Reyn- olds. I thought Ms. Altembaumer's broth- er was her boyfriend. Brad asked me who he was and I told him he was her boyfriend. She heard me tell Brad that and told us he was her brother . . . Chris Mitchell. I fell down the bleachers and got all muddy... Belinda Richardson. My best friend and I were late the very first day of practice at basketball ... Lisa Barth. Compliments Of KEMP BROTHERS BODY SHOP 793-2865 2007 TEXAS BLVD. TEXARKANA, TX People 65 66 People Compliments of KEMP BROTHERS BODY SHOP 793-28S6 TEXAS BLVD. TEXARKANA TEXAS 7th Grade!!! The sponsors are from left to right: Ms. Altenbaumer, Coach Class, and Mrs. Harris Class officers are from left to right: Lee Ann Teer - Pres., Cleve Batte - V-Pres., Leslie Walraven - Sec., and Kelly Bradshaw - Treas. Cleve Batte Joyce Bennett Jason Bishop Kelly Bradshaw Jason Brown Angela Browning Diane Browning Jimmy Burns Shelly Cambell Sharee Cathcart Jeff Coker Renee Coker Jennifer Combs Jeff DeGarmo Stephen Dixon Gene Dodson Eric Ellis Jeff Fergurson Ernest Foster Bryan Franklin People 67 Through the These students are standing at the doors that will greatly affect their future. All of them have looked forward to this their first year in the BIG building. Finally that morning came in September and a feeling of fear swept over the students. What will the teachers be like? How will we ever learn our way around? Life in the BIG Building was cer- tainly going to be differ- ent. Tina Freeman Candy Godwin Dawn Graves Dane Green Clay Hardin Michael Harness Cindy Harris Stephanie Harvin Tracy Holden David Hughes Heather Johnson David Jones Kim Jones Tammy Jones Wendy Jones Jennifer Keahey Lori lewis William Martin Teresa McAdams Shirlene McDaniel 68 People BIG Doors Richard Nolle Kelly Oats Lynn Peavy Christy Pilgreen Misty Pilgreen Brandi Pritchett Randy Ralph Janelda Ray Nicki Ray LaWanda Richardson Bill Richey Michelle Russell Tyson Saveli Lisa Slaton Jeffery Spraggins Eugene Stewart Tina Stout Lee Ann Teer Melissa Thomas Tracy Thrasher Cassandra Vanover Shannon Walker Leslie Walraven Dana Watson LaSonya Westbrook The 7th grade was asked some questions about the BIG” Building and here is what they had to say ... Jeff Coker said, In elementary you at least had time to rest your hands. Here you have to hurry from one class to another. Dane Green came up with an idea about pep rallies for the junior high. How about it Dr. Nix? The girls were more interest- ed in all of the male specimens the high school has to offer. Jenny Combs said, I like seeing all the cute guys in 9th, 10th, and 11th grades. There seemed to be only one thing the 7th grade really all commented on. The trouble of being the youngest group in the BIG Building. They all seem to think they get more than their fair share of attention from the older students. Jeff DeGarmo is like Rappin' Rodney and claims he gets no respect. Being the youngest group has its ups and downs. 7th graders, taking that step through those doors and into the BIG Build- ing isn't supposed to be all fun and games. Enjoy your youth!!! Fouke School Board The School Board has again en- deavored to promote quality education in the Fouke Schools. A summary of their goals as represented in the dis- trict's six year plan are: 1. To comply with the letter and intent of the Standards Law by the deadline. 2. To complete the projects ap- proved in the bond issue approved by the district voters by a 71% margin, in March of 1985. 3. To direct the development of primary focus upon instruction and learning in the pursuit of the district goals. 4. To implement the staff-develop- ment plan. 5. To strive for continuation of the salary fund improvement and for im- provements in the teaching and work- ing atmosphere. 6. To project future needs of the district. 7. To provide alternative educa- tional opportunities for instructional and disciplinary referrals. 8. To upgrade the student hand- book. 9. To support the administration and faculty in implementing the district philosophy. 10. To improve the public relations program. 11. To promote more community involvement. 12. To plan for a smooth transition to city sewer services. 13. To provide in-service training for teachers. 14. To devise ways to educate and better inform the public as to interac- tion with the school board. 15. To provide for planning for efficient use of school time. 16. To establish an elementary playground plan to be implemented upon completion of the building pro- gram. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Dennis Oliver Ralph Baird 70 People Superintendent Dr. Nix In August 1985, Dr. Nix joined our school's administrative staff as superintendent. He had pre- viously been principal at Nettle- ton High School in Jonesboro Ark. Having been in the field of education for 28 years and being a Texarkana native, Dr. Nix is well aware of what the Fouke Schools need to do in order to comply with the new state standards and to promote high quality education at Fouke. His main goals this year are as follows: 1. To complete plans for meeting all the new state standards. 2. To begin construction on the two new buildings. 3. To complete staffing plans that will comply with the standards. 4. To develop strategies with the faculty to achieve at least 90% of the course content objectives at each grade level. 6. To plan the needed reno- vations of existing buildings. 7. To provide the needed supplies and equipment for all classes within the budget- ary limits. People 71 Dr. Nix oversees the construction of the new facilities. High School Principal Bill Mears Mr. Mears is completing his sixth year as our high school principal. Mr. Mears thinks that the Golden Rule is essential to education and tries to practice this rule as principal. He contin- ues to set his educational goals. When interviewed by the yearbook staff, Mr. Mears listed his goals as: 1. To help every student to achieve his her very best. 2. To promote and support the teaching of our basic skills. 3. To teach the skills of listen- ing, of following instructions, and of thinking. Mr. Mears Mr. Mears and Ms. Altenbaumer discuss lesson plans. Office workers, Jimmy Cowart and Susan Batte, assist Mr. Mears. 72 People Mr. McFerrin has been elementary principal for 20 years. Mr. McFerrin and Mrs. Teel discuss lesson plans for the fourth grade. a must for ilr Elementary Principal Each day is very busy for Mr. McFerrin as he performs his duties as elementary principal. Counseling, assisting teachers, promoting quality education, and administering educational policies and procedures are never ending commitments for Mr. Mac. Mr. McFerrin's goals for the 1985-86 school year are: 1. To begin to put new standards into operation. 2. To teach all kids to read better. 3. To improve our over-all school program. 4. To effectively teach the basic skills to all elementary students. 5. To be a better principal. Mr. McFerrin enjoys working with his fire marshalls. People 73 Students', Excuses Absences: I missed the bus. The hogs got out yesterday. I forgot to come to school. I didn't feel like coming. My brother decided to go to Texarkana instead of going to school, and I ride with him. I had BUCK fever. I had to take care of my brother and sister while my mother washed the clothes. I just didn't come to school. Tardies: Someone hid my clothes in the gym. I had to chase cows this morning. My car had a flat. Mother forgot to set the alarm. I ride with my brother and he was late. I couldn't get my locker open. Restroom pass: I just have to. I forgot at recess. I have lipstick on the seat of my pants. Mother gave me a laxative. I have kidney trouble. Other: I asked student why he found it necessary to talk so much, his reply was The dentist told him to exercise his teeth. We fought because some- one told us we should, and then we went to fight him for making us fight. Altenbaumer fidrew Bonham Dee Cowart Ron Farrar Wayne Glass David Grady Kathie Gray Hershel Green Steve Halter Nelene Harris Sena Heyn Mike Hobson ■ Wanda1 J lobson Mien Jones fiances Jones Donna Kuykendall Lorene Mill) Linda Powell Rebcn ca Ralph Rosie Richardson Lyndri Romark $ ott sc Shaffer Paula Denise Sherry Sorrell 74 People Students' Excuses Homework: My dog ate it. Mother yviped my baby sister's face with it at ' breakfast. I dropped it in the mud. Someone stole it. Little brother tore it jp. I didn't know we had any. I took the vrong book home. My uncle took it to Minnesota to show it to my Aunt who las the mumps. I forgot to take my book -lome to do it. Momma doesn't want me to bring any work home. Freedays: We haven't had one since yesterday. I've worked so hard all week. Give us a freeday or we won't leave the building unless we set it on fire. Elementary Faculty Dianna Anderson Becky Bellew Anita Clark Nolene Crabtree Naomi Ethridge Sheree Haynes Laurie Heigle Pauline Jones Carlene Liles Delores Mudford Juanita Nix Cindy Robertson Lynda Robertson Diane Stafford Euvena Stuckey Karen Teel Diane Tuberville Office Staff Vivian Barker Superintendent Secretary Jeri Cross Board Secretary Evelyn Huff Bookkeeper Donna Jones High School Secretary Carolyn Thomason Elementary Secretary Mary Sprayberry Assistant Bookkeeper Cafeteria Staff and Aides Maintenance Paul Attaway Rubin Harden Adell McKenzie (n.p.) Rae Lynn Bus Drivers Supervisor J. C. Mitchell |udy Petty, Mary Littleton, Jeff Crabtree, J.C. Mitchell, Angela Burt, Cecil Smith, Ardell Pritchett, Allen Jones, Debbie Knight, Nora Owens, Sue Watkins, (n.p.) Charlie Watkins Aides Frances Briggs Carla Crabtree Paula Crabtree Mary Lee Davis Wanda Harris Bonnie Keahey Debbie Knight Anne Lee People 77 Parent - Teacher Association WELCOME, Officers: (R to L) President - Dean Ransdell; Vice President - Vicki Mitchell; Secretary - Debbie Smith; Treasurer - Pat Nall From Fouke, Arkansas, to Washing- ton, D.C., PTA has made an impact. As a member of the state and national PTA we received monthly newsletters as to what PTA'S are doing state and nation wide. There were numerous bills and actions that affected our nation's chil- dren. Even ET believes in safety Fouke PTA's goals for 1985-1986 were: 1. To increase parent involvement in PTA. 2. To improve the quality of education. 3. To recognize outstanding students in the areas of academics, business, art, music, citizenship, foreign language, and sports. 4. To have more student involvement in PTA programs. One of the first activities was Junior Olympics Day held in May, 1985, for K- 6. During National PTA Teacher Appre- ciation Week in May, the teachers were treated to a delicious luncheon. Sum- mer found PTA officers and chairmen busily preparing for the Miller County Fun Fair Carnival in September. Ap- proximately 145 parents helped make this event a success. The PTA float won first place in its division. The profit realized from this carnival project was over $3,000.00. The PTA voted that this money was to go toward helping Fouke School meet the new state standards. Ex-Student Officers; President - James Rayburn Vice President - Billy Frank Williams Secretary - Dan Longu Treasurer - Naomi Tefteller Historian - Helen Lary Corresponding Secretary Melba Walton. Ex-Students Organization Our Faculty In Action The PTA Membership drive began in October with a theme of PTA, Kids Counting On You . Over 300 members joined. The Fouke PTA had monthly meetings. Informative and interesting programs included: a school program update, meeting the teachers, stress management, a presentation from the Care Unit at Saint Michaels Hospital on alcohol awareness, athletic programs, literary fair, Job Programs for Youth, a library program, A.P.P.L.E., and Found- er's Day. Dental health month in Febru- ary was highlighted with each student receiving a toothbrush. The PTA co- sponsored with Fouke School the distri- bution of colon cancer self-test screen- ing kits. In the spring a Teacher of the Year was selected. Plans for a Powder Puff football game were enacted. Our new PTA started in May and the cycle of hard work for and interest in our children began again. People 79 More faculty Sixth Grade Tommy Attaway Timothy Baird Dewayne Bennett Aaron Bulkley Annie Bulkley Beverly Carnley Shirley Carper Kenneth Cheat wood Cindy Coker Cara Cox lamie Crabtree Neal Crabtree Shelley Cross Deann Easley Karron Easlev Regina Easle Brent Lynn Er.day 80 People Six More Years and Then I dream of becoming a secretary, and later a homemaker. Rae Ann Lafayette. I want to go to college and teach. Sharlett Martin. I wish to be an archeologist, and to go around the world. Todd Stanley. I want a wife and small family. I will do some architect work. Kevin Oliver. I'll go to law school, become one of the best lawyers, and be a good wife and mother. Toni Robertson. I am interested in helping people. I would like to become a doctor. Lisa Kirvin. I will be a business leader of Amer- ica. Rusty Teer. I dream of studying law, and running for Senate... and some day, President of the United States of America. Melanie Smith. James Helms Wade Hobson Kendall Hudson Sandy Huff Greg Hughes Mark Johnson Melanie Johnston Joshua Jones Marcie Jones Brian Kelley Lisa Kirvin Rae Ann Lafayette Glen Lee Larajo Little Jennifer Long Sharlet Martin David Morris Kevin Oliver Jeremy Parker Robert Polstra Steve Raley Kenny Roberts Toni Robertson Kevin Rowton People 81 There's No Stopping Us We are to the mid-point now. Junior-high had better watch out, because we are learning at top speed. Of course we are enjoying our last year of ele- mentary, but there is no stop- ping us now. Randy Rowton Tanya Saveli Yolanda Scoggins Daniel Simmons Barbara Sims Robert Simpson Tony Simpson Melanie Smith Todd Stanley Brandon Stovall Rusty Teer Aaron Thomason Alan Thomason Jurena Vanderbilt Stacy Ward Ethan Westbrook 82 People __5th Grade____ The Ones to Watch On the Bus When people think of bus rides what do they think of? ... Well, if they are adults they usually think of a noisy, smoke filled way to get from one place to another; but if they are school age children, you would probably hear a different story. For the student it's a time to spend with friends or a time to talk about what happened that day or how grouchy Old Ms. What's-her-name was. It's also an adventure! Cnoo D(ff 1= 31 Chad Barth Lariadel Baxter Kelly Blackman Peggy Browning Sean Bulk ley Byran Burns Quinn Burns lames Chriestenson Becky Crabtree Melissa Easley Shane Fondren Ellen Foster Ryan Garner Stephan Gaylden Jimmy George john Paul FHuff People 83 Cynthia Littleton Jeremy Lott Chris Martin Angela Mauldin Jim Bob McFerrin Missy McWilliams Chris Mitchell Pam Mitchell Todd Mitchell Shane Morrison Marti Oats Beverly Owens Erin Philyaw 84 People Seniors of Jason Rawlinson Tonya Richardson Carol Rowton Barbara Sams Greg Scott Valerie Smith William Smith Heather Spanhanks Angie Springfield Scott Thrasher Robert Turner Shawn Wagner Kenneth Walls Cutter Warren Shawn Watkins Bubba Watson ... Ninety-three People 85 The 4th Grade Melissa Alton Lori Ardwin Wendy Bevis Justin Bobo Robert Bohn Kelli Brown John Browning Ashley Burgess A group of grade school students were asked, If you were in class working on a really hard assignment and a genie appeared and said you could be anywhere you wanted to be, where would you be? . After we sifted through the uhs and wells and limited them to a location on this planet, we came up with some fair quality answers. More than a third of them responded with a beach on the coast of a place like Misty Clark Starr Crabtree Jonathon Dorse Gaylon Foster Dena Gardner Shane Griffin Jimmy Guffy Clifford Harvin James Harvin Beverly Hill 86 People W wi i Without a Doubt Allison Jones Brandie Jones Hawaii, or Jamaica, usually having to do with cool drinks, sunglasses, and bathing suits. One little boy wished he were somewhere in Europe buying clothes. Many wanted to be in towns or cities throughout the country visiting friends and or relatives. Starr Crabtree told us she wanted to be at Disney World in Florida with her sister Joni. Kendra Jones Melinda Jones Tanay Jones Teresa Jones Adam Keahey Mike Keith Krissie Ki an Jeremy Knight Stormie Lafayette Rhonda Leatherwood Rebecca Lewis Thomas Little Darrell Littleton Misty Matthews Jon Mark McAdams Autumn McDaniel Joey Miller Jarrod Nall People 87 Timothy Petty Kelly Pilgreen )o )o Rawiinson )oe Rayburn Jennifer Rowton Michael Rowton Brandon Sams Shelby Sheick Nichole Smith Brock Stanley Jennifer Thomas Jennifer Tipton Danny Van Treese Calista Vayles Angela Wardiow Brandon Wardiow During the first semester of this year the two fourth grade classes went on a field trip. This group rode the ferry at Doddridge and viewed a working cotton gin. Upon returning, one of the students said, The ferry was like a bridge someone forgot to finish so they hooked a boat to it to tow it back and forth. The gin, he said, was very loud and shaped like a huge refrigerator with a giant vacu- um cleaner nozzel attached to it. 88 People 3rd Grade Clint Altom Greg Barth Melisha Baxter George Bohn Chris Browning Jay Browning Carl Carnley Mark Carnley Jason Caswell Drew Chandler Brent Crabtree Noel Crabtree Korrena Easley Nicole Easley Aaron Ellis Alia Enoch Annie Gladden David Graves Jill Jones Robyn Jones Rodney Jones Casey Kirvin Morgan Lemley Rusty Little Jason Littleton Jessica Long Jillana Lott Chad Nolte Roger Palmer Jeffery Patterson Shalena Patterson Ryan Puckett Chad Richardson Paula Richmond Chuck Rowe Jennifer Sanders Denise Stout Glenn Stout Bryan Teer Randy Thomason Jennifer Vanderbilt Sherry Vanover Misty Watkins Tiffany Whiseant Denise Williams Salena Williams Christy Willis Joev Worrell 90 People In their own words the third graders completed the statement When I Grow Up I Want To Be . Chad Sims .. I want to be a pro football player for the Chicago Bears ' Christy Willis .. I want to be a teacher. Shalena Patterson . I want to be a doctor when I grow up. I know you have to work hard, but you get paid a lot and you got to pay the rent and the light bill. So that's why I want to be a doctor. And-if I get married and have two children, I will have to get a baby-sitter and me and my husband will go to work. Carl Carnley I want to be a dentist. I want to be a dentist because I like working with teeth. Drew Chandler . I want to be a football player for the Fouke football team. After I play for a college football team I want to be picked by the Chicago Bears and I want to be a nose-tackle. Joey Worrell . I want to be a doctor. I want to be a doctor because I would get good pay and I would be able to help people. Roger Burl .. I want to be a truck driver. Robyn Jones . I want to be a teacher. George Bohn .. I want to be a farmer. Denise Stout . I want to be a teacher. Denise Williams ... I want to be a dancing teacher. Sherry Vanover .. I want to be a ballet teacher. Paula Richmond . I want to be a professional roller skater. Cliff Harris .. I want to be an animal trainer. I want animals to do what I want them to do. If they do what I want them to do I will give them a treat. Chuck Rowe .. I want to be a judge. Brent Crabtree . . I want to be a lawyer. Tiffany Whiseant . I want to be a teacher. Morgan Lemley .. I want to be a baseball player. Christopher Browning .. I want to be a truck driver. Greg Barth . . I want to be a football player or a fireman. Jason Caswell ... I would like to be a fisherman. Bryan Teer .. I want to be an insulator. Jillana Lott .. I want to be a teacher. Rusty Little .. I want to be a doctor. Jill Jones .. I want to be an artist. Jessica Long . I want to be a teacher. Randy Thomason .. I want to be a scientist. Ryan Puckett I want to play football for all the Fouke teams. Alia Enoch .. I want to be a professor. Jennifer Vanderbilt .. I want to be a cheerleader. Noel Crabtree I want to be an archaeologist. Kim Spraggins . I want to be a policewoman when I grow up. Jeffery Patterson . I want to be a fireman when I grow up. Casey Kirvin . I want to be a scientist. Jana Johnson . . I want to be a teacher. Jennifer Sanders . I want to be a teacher because I think it will be fun. Clint Altom I want to be a policeman when I grow up. Nicole Easley .. I want to be a teacher. Melisha Baxter . I want to be a nurse when I grow up. David Graves .. I want to be a bike rider. Chad Nolle .. I want to be in the air force or the army. Glenn Stout I want to be a veterinarian. Jay Browning I want to be a professional baseball player. Mark Carnley . I want to be a judge. Leigh Williams . I want to be a nice person to every one in the world. Chad Helms . I want to be a basketball, football, and baseball player. Cheyenne Jones . I want to be a helper at the zoo. Chris Starks .. I want to be a gardener when I grow up. Misty Watkins ... I want to be a barrelracer. Wayne Smith . . I want to be a archaeologist. I will go through college and I will explore tombs and pyramids and old pottery and I will dig up old mummies and I will find treasure and be famous. I will be the best archaeolo- gist in the world and I will find hidden cities and old jungles and I will fight lions and tigers and bears and I will train hard and I will weightlift every day. My vehicle will be a jeep with a hopped-up motor. Randy Works .. I want to be a policeman. Korrena Easley I want to be a scientist. Cheryl Gladden .. I want to be a vet. 91 Second Grade Mike Akins Heath Attaway Wendy Bishop Alyson Browning Kacey Bulkley Michelle Davis Lydia DeGarmo Anthony Dorse Amy Easley Cory Easley Brandon Cordell Jonathon Crabtree Raynee Crabtree Kyle Cross Boyce Freeman Kevin Friday Lisa Gholson Shancha Gideon 92 People Moves Forward Second Graders' Dictionary We asked the second graders to define these words and here are some of the responses they gave us: CPR is (1) a place; (2) A heart; (3) a hippy; (4) Heart pump- ing; (5) I eat chicken; (6) thinking. A Preposition is (1) an eye; (2) a president; (3) a pep rally; (4) a fence; (5) a show. A Democrat is (1) a man; (2) wichcraft; (3) a vote; (4) a checkup; (5) Washington D.C.; (6) a car. An Infintive is (1) an infant; (2) a cat; (3) a robot; (4) a hill; (5) an inventor; (6) a tree. A Revolution is (1) a vision; (2) a turkey; (3) a flag; (4) a metal; (5) a war; (6) a denist. Trigonometry is(1) atrigger;(2) a machine; (3) a mess; (4) thinking; (5) money; (6) themometer. An Indentured servant is (1) a servant that has adventures; (2) a denist; (3) a canal; (4) teeth; (5) fighting; (6) bad. Vitamins are (1) pills; (2) good protein; (3) medicine; (4) iron pills; (5) math; (6) aspi- rin. The Communative Property is (1) doing good things; (2) talking; (3) a unit test; (4) going home; (5) a hotel; (6) warm. Jonie Littleton Dustin Lucas Serena McAdams Chuck Miller Angela Petty Will Plemmons Ricky Ratley Chaliis Richardson People 93 Natalie Smith Dennis Stout Daniel Tefteller Phillip Thomas LaDena Voyles Kellie Watkins Jimmy Williams January Works Brandon Young 94 People 1st Grade - Reaching for the Top Jerrie Alton Uriah Baker Jimmy Barber Jessica Bellinger Krista Bledsoe Laramy Bohn Beverly Boone Rusty Bulkley Nancy Carnley Jamie Caswell Rocky Childress Jamie Clark Chad Cooper Douglas Cordell Danny Crabtree Shelly Crabtree Michael Culberson Avery Davis Jamie Dickson Tammy Dodd People 95 And Having Fun Keshalel Dodson Teah Durham Dustin Eaves Jamey Eaves Nicholas Eaves Cody Green Jason Green Edwin Gregory Jr. Jason Hamilton Joshua Heigle Mitzi Henton Kelly Hill Trisha Holt Danny Johnson Nathaniel Johnson Landon Johnston Ethan Jones Heath Jones Phillip Jones Samantha Kelley Chris Kister Karoiine Kizzar Jeremy Larey Michael Larigne Brady Lewis Jason Lott Carmen Matthews Zachary McDaniel Christopher Miller Damon Monroe Jennifer Peavy Gena Peavy David Plunk Lynn Power Steven Ransdall 96 People Getting There! Jacob Rawlinson Sabrina Richardson Jason Richmond Michael Robertson Aaron Sams Michael Sams Kendall Saveli Rachel Schaffer Lawrence Schneider Shane Smith Shawn Smith Sedina Spanhanks Kevin Tefteller Shawanna Thomas Shannon Townsend Harrel Whiseant Jessica Whittington Stephanie Williams Teddy Williford Casey Yates Elementary students have a vivid imagination and this shows in the games they play at recess: Heman, Bumper Cars, and the all-time favorite kiss-chase. The playground equipment doesn't go to waste either. Don't you wish you could be a kid again? Recess is the best part of the day for the 1st graders. They don't like the idea of going to high school and giving it up. FUN! FUN! FUN! People 97 Kindergarten John Attaway lla Bethel n Bishop iela Bohn Prisce Jonat An Justin Browning red Burns ;ha Coker a Cooper Cr Christ Phill Chr Lor Micl ystal Davis ina Easley |tocky Fain ip Fowler I is Garner Jennife Gholson Gladden tel Green In the Beginning Kindergarten is a vital year of a child's education. It is an introduction to the real world. There are so many new con- cepts to be learned. This is a year to be remembered for the rest of their lives. 98 People Latest Models rMID VO I « n vvit Jennifer Hale Tonya Hampton Amainda Hardm James Hewitt Abby (ones Brooke Jones ' kk Jeremy Killian Amy Lafayette Sheila Metcalf Someday In the 1985-86 kindergarten class, we may be looking at some future famous actors, ac- tresses, authors, or maybe even our future United States Presi- dent. With the right upbringing and encouragement, they have the chances of a lifetime ahead of them. That someday for our kindergarten class will be here sooner than they expect. Kara M Aaron Jeremy Her Mitchell Moody AmandJ Allen Pi Tiffany Shane Eugene Sandra Nall otts Potts uitt Rawlenson Rowton People 99 Synda Rowton Clint Sanders LaNay ady Sc I Slaton Brad Stanley jason Starks Brian Stoi Chris Sto : Tiffany S Misti Tr tudebaker bley '•ml Jason Wa Dustin Wai Cody W Tim Whi; Is tkins Lines Lines Lines Everything we do, and every- where we go we have to line up. Line up for lunch, recess, res- troom, and even to go home. But there is one line we will never forget or regret, and actually look forward to, that is our graduation line of 1997-98. A Closer Look A Winning Season This year's athletics depart- ment was sensational! That word sums up every sport. Even though only certain people play sports, everyone is involved - students, faculty, parents, even the youngest people. The people who faithfully came to all the games played a big part in the success of the teams. They were the ones who cheered along with the cheerleaders and gave the players enough enthusi- asm to play their best. All in all, everyone helps make A Winning Season. Alhlelics 103 Senior High Football The 1985-86 football season be- gan during the summer with lots of practice and drills. The regular season began on Sept. 6 against Shreve Christian. This game will long be remembered by all as it was during this game that we lost Coach Sammy Gill. The team was even more determined to succeed and to give it their best efforts. Coach Steve Halter became head coach and led the team the rest of the year. The final tally showed that the Panthers had won only three games but they had given a good show and we were all very proud of the team. hreve Christian vs Fouke (12-18) Mineral Springs vs. Fouke (27-0) Northside Christian vs Fouke (8-20) Horatin v? Fouke (48-20) Foreman vs. fouke (21-20) Lewisville vs. Fouke (6-8) Stamps vs. Fouke (32-6) Bradley vs. Fouke (31-12) 104 Athletics Compliments of BUCHANAN ENTERPRISES 774-3883 45 GLOBE AVE. TEXARKANA, AR Athletics 105 Coach Steve Halter Coach Wayne Glass Coach Mike Hobson Coach David Grady 106 Athletics MEDIWELL INC. Compliments Of 794-3241 807 WEST 16TH TEXARKANA TX Top row: Coach Haller. Chuck Tweedy, David Barker. Kevin Thomas. Ronnie Muon, Doyle House. Jimmy Cowart. Jim Rayburn. Paul McDonald, Vince Coker, Coach Glass Second Row Coach Grady, Jeff Pritchett, Brooks Stanley. Chad Williams. Jimmy Miller. Kevin Huff, Tony Walden. Dale Willis, Chad Russell, larry Hinds, Noel Swanson. Coach Hobson Third Row Brad Page. Shane Price, Chris Robinson, Shawn Price. Clay Warren. Philip Mcferrin, Bronson Scoggins. Clint Brown, Shannon Johnston. Bradley Helms. Robert Parmenter Bottom Row: Darrin Hams. John Covart, Steve Williams. Jonathan Stanley. Paul Nall, Chad Smith, Anthony Miller, Darrin Fit gerald. Ricky Hinds. Randy McAdams DOYLE HOUSE All-District 85-86 All-Southwest Arlt. 85-86 CHUCK TWEEDY Hon. Mention All-Dist. 85-86 RONNIE MIXON Hon. Mention All-Dist. 85-86 CHAD RUSSELL Hon. Mention All-Dist. 85-86 BRADLY HELMS Hon. Mention All-Dist. 85-86 FOUKE FOOD CENTER Compliments of 653-4621 P.O. BOX 385 FOUKE ARK Athletics 107 Junior High Football Top row: Shane Matthews, Gene Dodson, Bryan Franklin, Clay Hardin, Jason Brown, Cleve Batte, Jason Bishop, Michael Harness, Nicki Ray, Lynn Peavy, John Knight, Clint Baird, Ronnie Foster, and Jeremy Russell. Middle row: Coach Grady, Coach Halter, Junior Martin, Tracy Holden, Tyson Saveli, Randy Ralph, Jamie Jones, Chuck Puckett, Jason Shrupp, Je Fergu- son, Dane Green, Brad Weems, David Martin, Scotty McIntyre, Ty Westbrook, Tracy Thrash- er, and Coach Hobson. Bottom row: Dale Brown, Cutter Norris, Jason Tubbs, Greg Jones, Greg Brown, Tony Scoggins, Jason Cross, Curtis Baird, Philip Rathburn, Warren Crabtree, Scott Thomas, Jason Starling, Chris Hobson, and Coach Glass. 108 Athletics Football Quotes From Junior Players I really learned a lot. I think it helped me to prepare for senior high. It improved me and relations with my teammates. Overall I think we were winners. Compliments Of OFFENHAUSER INSURANCE CO. 793-5511 518 PINE ST. - TEXARKANA, TX Athletics 109 Jr. Football Cont. 110 Athletics nker Mar rssati nSrMRonnit hr is Wv Leslie M rnft y ij Doylt iDjIe Willis, Jimmy Cowart, awd Tonj (Sr.), Chuck TweedyfL and Jimmy Miller. Midi vid Barker, Mary Tubes'! Bottom Mixon. House, I The Royal Court Compliments Of STATE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 773-4541 STATE LINE PLAZA TEXARKANA, AR The court and queen this year would have pleased King Arthur and his knights of the Round Table Royalty certainly fitted the beautiful maids dressed as they were going to a ball with smiles to match. Homecoming was bigger and better this year thanks to a lot of hard work from everyone. When the queen, Ms. Vicki Nottingham, was asked what was the one thing she would always remember her reply was ... Trying to get Vince and Doyle to stand in the right ’lace. Athletics 113 Sr. High Panthers The Senior High Panthers have worked very hard this year in preparing for their games. They practiced many long and hard hours even on weekends and after school. Even though they were few in number they made up for it in heart. The Sr. High Panthers may not have been the winningest team around but they were the hardest working! Coach David Grady is the Sr Boys' basketball coach. 114 Athletics Compliments Of STATE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 773-4S41 STATE LINE PLAZA TEXARKANA, AR Going For The Gold!!! Senior High Lady Panthers This year has been both a year of tragedy and triumph. The senior high Lady Panthers started the year off working hard and getting to know their new coach, Sammy Gill. The loss of Coach Gill was a trying and difficult time for these girls. Coach Mike Hobson was brought in to replace Coach Gill. Coach Hobson was well accepted by the girls. He stressed hard work and discipline which indeed is needed to have a winning team. This year the senior high Lfcdy Panthers team was small in number. There were only nine players on the team, none of whom were seniors. Hard work, a lot of sweat, guts, and determination went into making the Senior High Lady Panthers a success. Basketball Homecoming 1985-1986 Homecoming Queen SHANNON NEWTON Queen Shannon Newton Escort Tony Walden Compliments Of TEXARKANA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 838-4541 2500 N. ROBISON ROAD TEXARKANA, TX 118 Athletics Senior Maid Marissa Baird Escort Clay Warren Senior Maid janet Launius Escort Jimmy Miller David Barker presents the placque and sash to Shannon. Senior Maid Lisa McAdams Escort Jimmy Cowart Senior Maid Vicki Nottingham Escort Kevin Huff Junior Maid LaRinda Walraven Escort Jeff Pritchett Junior Maid Jeanette Smith Escort Rodney Watkins Sophomore Maid Jana Plunk Escort Philip McFerrin After crowning Shannon, Tony gave her that special kiss. Junior Boys Basketball Top row: Coach Grady Warren Crabtree, Phillip Rathburn, Tony Scoggins, Gregg Brown, Chris Hobson, Curtis Baird, Scott Thomas, Scotty McIntyre, Clint Humphrey; Bottom row: Shawn Matthews, Ray Bobo, Chuck Puckett, Clint Baird, Jason Tubbs, Jamie Jones, Stewart Easley. 120 Athletics Reaching New Heights Athletics 121 Coach Grady Coach Rosie Richardson watches practice with a critical eye. Jr. High Lady Panthers on the move! Players are ... Tracy Mitchell, Balinda Richardson, Tammy Tweedy, Heather Hillman, Nancy Thomason, Lisa Reynolds, Kristi Thomas, TOP ROW . . . Juanita Schrupp, Crystal Harris, Brandi Gildon, LaDonna Thomason, Denise Eaves, Candi Harjo, Missy Helms, Erica Teer, Mitzi Davis, Coach Richardson. 122 Athletics This year's Jr. Girls team has done a SUPURB job. They played well and had great sportsmanship. They main- tained spirit throughout the season. The entire team had one thing in mind - WIN. With every player behind one anoth- er they made that dream come true. Everyone worked togeth- er and weren't critical of each other. Where did she go ?! They practiced hard and were rewarded with a trophy. The Jr. Girls had a lot to be proud of this year. They showed that with a little effort a lot can be accomplished. In the years to come the girls hope to do as well as they have this year. It will take a lot of work and a lot of determination to do this well again. Next season a lot of freshmen will have moved on to the Sr. Girls team, but they will always have the memories of the winning year of 1985-86! Perfect Shot!!! Which way do I go ?! Compliments Of 793-6866 P.O. BOX 1903 HWV 71 SOUTH TEXARKANA, AR. Athletics 123 DAVIS ROOF TRUSS 7th Grade Basketball ys.iSl.itoir, LeslielA.itetvon. 34 DanawafW, 25 - Teresa MvWv Russell, 12 - 'LeitfWiraves, Chrfcty Pil reen, 12 - •s, 41 - LaSotffca Westbrfiok, 11 - IfWthfr Johnson, 30 - Melis 5 - Teresa Me Adams, reen, 12 - LaWanda 30 - Melissa Thomas 124 Athletics Tyson Saveli, Tracy Holden, Jeff Coker, Jeff Fergurson, Richard Nolte, Randy Ralph, Cleve Balte, Lynn Peavy, Jason Bishop, Nicky Ray, Todd Spraggins. 7th Grade Basketball Catch that Panther Spirit! Bi-District Champs!!! Bottom row Clay Warren, Shane Price, Jeff Pritchett, Randy McAdams, Chad Smith, Philip McFerrin, Shawn Price. Top row ... Jimmy Cowart, Kevin Thomas, Kevin Huff, Tim Starks, Ronald Richardson, James Willis, Coach Grady. 126 Athletics SPORT-N-SHIRT HWY 71 SOUTH Compliments Of 772-1003 2525 SOUTHTOWN SHOPPING CENTER, TEXARKANA, AR. 127 Mrs. Romack - Sponsor Senior High Cheerleaders 128 Athletics Compliments Of W.F. COCKERELL INSURANCE COMPANY 793-7502 916 TEXAS BLVD. - TEXARKANA, TX Cheering Our Teams To Victory This has been a phenomenal year for the Senior High Cheerleaders. Their number increased from six to eight cheerleaders. This allowed them to build bigger pyramids and to help increase school spirit. Summer camp went exceptional- ly well. It was a lot of hard work but in the end they all benefited from the experience. They won a spirit stick and several ribbons throughout the week. The most important people to the cheerleaders were Mrs. Gill and Mrs. Romack. They really stressed the importance of being a cheerleader and all of the responsibility that goes with the job. The cheerleaders will never forget them. V'-1 6'' Cheerleaders 130 Athletics Mitizi Davis Stephanie Harris Missy Helms Lisa Reynolds Beth Smith Kristi Thomas Ladonna Thomason Nancy Thomason Athletics 131 Linda Powell Pep Club Sponsor Marissa Baird Panther Mascot Jodi Krewson Panther Mascot Pep Club And Panther Here's the pep club members: First row, Kathie Humphrey, Cindy Harris, Jennifer Combs, Misty Pilgreen, Denice Crabtree, Kay Carson, Candi Godwin, Juanita Shrupp, Tina Freeman, Sponsor, Linda Powell; Second row, Michele Russell, Kelly Bradshaw, Shannon Walker, Rene£ Coker, Heather Johnson, Sonya Westbrook, Andrea Browning, Kristi Easley, Casandra Vanover, Third row, Stephanie Harvin, Jennifer Keahey, Tammy Jones, Brandi Pritchett, Tracy Mitchell, Tina Stout Off-Season Training Mdrissa, Kristi, and Vicki enjoy a break during OTL party. People, Places And Things Miscellaneous There are many pictures that don't belong under a specific section in the yearbook. Therefore we have designed this section for all of these pictures. This section also includes the Senior Directory which list the involvements of the seniors throughout their high school years. This section may be short but it represents lots of hard work and fond memories. Lori Barker studies for a semester test. 134 Miscellaneous i [jj % € Wherever you look at Fouke High you will see people having fun. Our camera caught these people in ACTION! 1. Whirlwind at rest. 2. Look, it grew ears! 3. Why me? 4. Do you know what I heard? 5. Where did the hole go? 6. Work, Work, Work 7. Do we have to take this test Mr. Bonham? 8 Michelle's clean machine jb Senior director y DAVID BARKER FHA 11 12; FFA 912; Student Council 1012; Beta 1012; FBLA 10-12. Basketball 9-12; Football 9- 12, All-district {Honorable mention 84. All-district 85; Basketball De- fensive MVP 82; Baseball 9-12. MARISSA BAIRD Class President 11; Beta 9-12. Secretary 10; Student Council 9-12; Enrichment Group 9-12; FFA 10; FHA 9; Spanish Club 11; FBLA 11 12; Basketball Manager 9 10; Drill Team 10 11. Co-Captain 10. Captain 11; Mascot 12; Football Basketball Homecoming 12; Pep Club 9; Class Favorite 10; Class Secretary 10. BALINDA BURT FFA 9-12. Secretary 10. Jr. Advisor 11, Secretary 12; Enrichment Group 9-12: Beta 9-12; NHS 11 12; FBLA 11 12. FFA Showteam 9-12: FFA Sweetheart 9; FFA Leadership Award Beef Production Award. Mena. AR. Bap- tist Camp Honor Camper 10. Miss Agriculture. GINA CARSON OHE 12; DECA 11-12; ROTC 9; FBLA 10; Pep Squad 9. VINCE COKER FFA 9-11. Sentinel 11; Enrichment Group 7-12; Beta 10-12; FBLA 10- 12. Basketball 9-11; Football 9-12. Most Courteous. JIMMY COWART FHA 11 12; FFA 9-12. Reporter 10, Treasurer 11, President 12; Enrichment Group 9-11; Gifted Talented Advisorv Council 11 12; Student Council 11; Beta 9- 12, Vice-President 11 12; NHS 11 12. Basketball Manager 11 12; Baseball 11 12; Football 12. Most Dependable; Boys State -11. DEANNA CRABTREE FHA 9.11 12, 1st Vice-President 9, President 11, Hero 12; FFA 10; Enrichment Group 9-11; Beta 10-12; FBLA 10-12. Drill Team 10; Cheer- leader 11. Most Wittiest. JOHN DICK ISON The student did not return form. DAMON FANT FFA 9-11; Library 11 12; Beta 12; FBLA 12. Mr. Audio Visual. BRYAN FLOYD FFA 10 11; Football 9 10. CHARLES GREEN Enrichment Group 9-11; FBLA 10. JULIE GREEN FHA 9; Enrichment Group 7-12; Beta 9-12. Treasurer 11; NHS 11 12; FBLA 10 11. Reporter 11, Basket- ball 9-11, All-district Honorable men- tion 10; Cheerleader 10 11. Class President 10; Vice-President 11. Bas- ketball Homecoming Court 10; Foot- ball Homecoming Court 10. Miss Mathematics Science. PAUL GREEN FHA Hero 12; FFA 9; VICA 11. Football 9. JAMES HARRIS. Ill FFA 9-12. Sentinel 10, Vice-President 11; Enrichment Group 9-12; Beta 9- 12, Treasurer 12; NHS11 12; FBLA 10-12, Vice-President 11. President 12. Football 9 10. Mr. Business. DOYLE HOUSE FFA 9-11, Football 10 Honorable mention All-district, 11 All-district Allstate, Football All-district All- Southwest Conf. ■ 12. Cutest Couple. KEVIN HUFF FFA 9-11. Vice-President 10, Presi- dent 11; Enrichment Group 9-12; Gifted Talented; Beta 9-12; NHS 11 12, Vice-President FBLA 10-12. Pari 11 12. Basketball 9-12; Base- ball 9-12, Honorable mention All-dis- trict 1985; Football 12. Class Treasur- 142 MiscelIaneous er 12. Most Handsome; Mr. English; Boys State 11. BOBBY HYMAN FHA 12; FFA 911. Basketball 98:10; Baseball 912; Football 911. CRAIG JOHNSON FFA 10; Enrichment Group 7-12; Gifted Talented 12; Quiz Bowl 12; Yearbook 10-12 Editor 11 12; NHS 118:12; Spanish Club 11 12, Activity Chairman 11; Beta 10-12, Historian 11; FBLA 10-12 Historian 11 12. Sr. play; Math Award 12; English Award 10 12; Spanish Award 10-12; World History Award 11; Typing I Award 10; FFA Speech Award 10; Boys State 11 (elected to B. State House of Reps.) ’Delegate to Ark. Governor's School; FHS Who's Who Most Likely To Succeed. unable to attend. CHRIS JONES FHA 12; FFA 9-10; Student Council 12; FBLA 10-12, Track 911; Football 9 MVP offensive line. 10 MVP offensive line. Honorable men- tion all-district. Most School Spirit- ed. DEBBIE KIRTLEY FHA; FBLA; OHE; Pep Club; Drill Team 10; Music 9 10. JODI KREWSON Library 11 12, Treasurer 12; Beta 11 12. Mascot 12 Best Figure Cutest Couple. BARRY LAFAYETTE Student did not return form. SHERRY LAFAYETTE FHA 9; FFA 10; Enrichment Group 9-12; Beta 9-12, Reporter 11. NHS 11 12, Reporter 12; FBLA 10-12, Secretary 11 12, Miss Future Busi- ness Leader of District IV. Basket- ball 9 10. Class Treasurer 10; Most Likely To Succeed; Miss Business; Girls State 11. JANET LAUN1US Enrichment Group 9-12; Beta 9-12. President 11; Nat'I Honor Society 11-12; FBLA 12; FHA 9; Spanish Club 11; Basketball 9-11; Class Reporter 10. MARVIN LYNN Student did not return form. KEN MAYTON Student did not return form. LISA McADAMS FHA 9. President; FFA 10. Sweet- heart; Enrichment Group 7-12; Beta 9-12; NHS 11 12. President; FBLA 10-12 Treasurer. Track 9 10; Basketball 9. Class Secretary 10-12. Basketball Homecoming Court 12; Football Homecoming Court 11 12. Most Dependable. Miss Science. En- glish 8c Mathematics. Governor's School 11, Girls State 11. RANDY McCORMICK Football 9; FFA 10; OHE 11 12. paul McDonald FHA 10; FFA 9 11; FBLA 10-12. Track 9-11. High-point 10; Football 9- 12, Honorable mention 11 12. JIMMY MILLER Student did not return form. RONNIE MIXON Student did not return form. SHANNON NEWTON Library 10-12. President 12; Beta 11 12; FBLA 12. Cheerleader 12. Homecoming Court Queen - 12 (Bas- ketball). Most Beautiful. VICKI NOTTINGHAM Student Council 10-12. Secretary 11, President 12; Sr. Class Vice President; Cheerleading 10-12, Co- Captain 10. Captain 11 12; Enrich- ment Group 9-12; Beta 10-12; Pan- ther Choir 9; FHA 9, 1st Vice-Presi- dent; FFA 10. Basketball Homecom- ing Court 1983-1984 1985-1986. Football Homecoming Queen 1985- 1986. Basketball Manager 98c 10. JOHN OATS Student did not return form. ROBERT PARMENTER FHA 11-12; Enrichment Group 9-12; FBLA 10-12. Track 9. TOMMY PILGREEN FHA 118:12; FFA 9-11; FBLA 12. Miscellaneous 143 Football 9 10. Most improved 10. JIM RA YBURN FFA 9 10; Beta 912; FBLA 11 12. Football 9-12, lettered 10-12. Mr. Social Studies. KRISTI REEVES FHA 9, Reporter; FFA 10-12, Secre- tary 2 years; Beta 9-12; Student Council 12, Secretary; NHS 11-12, Secretary; FBLA 10-12. Enrichment Group 9-11, Gifted Talented 12. Pep Club 9; Drill Team 10; Cheerlead- ing 11 12; Track 9. Senior class President; junior class Treasurer. FFA Sweetheart 11 12. Best Dressed. KEVIN ROBERTSON FHA; FFA; FBLA. Football 9 11. FHA 1st Vice-President. Most Witti- est. Junior play. JODI ROGERS FHA 9. 11 12. Historian 9, 1st Vice- President 11, Hero 12, Treasurer; FFA 10; Enrichment Group 9-11; FBLA 10-12. Pep Club 9; Drill Team Prop Manager 11; Drill Team 10 11. CHAD RUSSELL FFA 9-12, Sentinel 9; Enrichment Group 9; Auto-Mechanics 11 12; Office Aid 9; VIC A 12, President; Library 11; Student Council 12. Track 9; Football 9-12. 9 10 Honorable mention All-district, 12 Honorable Mention All-district. Jr. Sr. play; Best Physique. Football Homecoming Escort 12. MONICA SANDERS Student did not return form. JAMIE SCOTT FHA 9 11; Enrichment Group 7- 11; Library 10 11; Spanish Club 11 12, Secretary Treasurer 11; Yearbook 11 12, Ad-Editor 11; NHS 11 12; Beta 9-12, President 12; FBLA 10-12, Reporter 12. Basketball 9. Most Courteous. Miss Spanish 8c English. TINA SIMPSON FHA 10; OHE 11 12; Spanish Club 10; Yearbook 118c 12; FBLA 10 11. KIM TEER FHA 9-12; VICA (AR. High) 11-12, Home Economics Award 12. KEVIN THOMAS FHA 11; FFA 9-11; Enrichment Group 9-12; FBLA 12. Track 9; Basketball 9 10; Baseball 118c 12; Football 9-12. Honorable mention All-district 1984; All-district 1985. CHUCK TWEEDY FFA 9; Enrichment Group 11 12; Library 12, Reporter; Beta 11 12. Track 9-11; Football 9-12, Honorable mention 12. Most Talented. Mr. Art. TONY WALDEN FFA 9 10; Enrichment Group 9-12; NHS 11 12, Treasurer; Gifted Talented 12; Beta 9-12; FBLA 10-12, Vice-President 12, District Vice-Presi- dent 10 11; State Vice-President 118c 12. Track 9; Basketball 9-12; Football 98c 10, 12. Class Vice-Presi- dent 9. Mr. FHS; Mr. Business. REGGIE WATKINS FFA 12, Chairman of Forestry Team. CARLA McBAY WHITTINGTON FHA 9; FFA 10; Student Council 11; FBLA 118c 12. Basketball 9; Drill Team 108c 11. Class Reporter 9; FHA 2nd Vice-President. Most Talented. DALE WILLIS Student did not return form. 144 Miscellaneous Some of the parents say a special congrat- ulations to their graduating Se- niors. sections the stu- dents will enjoy. Thank you for buying a 1986 Panther yearbook. Buylines A SPECIAL EDITION Even though the students, faculty, and administration have been instrumental in keeping the Panther dream alive, the community support has been a large factor in the yearbook's success. We would like to thank the community for its advertising in our yearbook. We request that the students and their families patronize the businesses that have supported our yearbook. Special Edition 145 K 8 5 ✓ e f i f $ 1 2 $ g S1 8 2 2 Reserved Jor SPECIALIZING IN: FRAME • AXLE • PAINT BODY REPAIRS Large Fenced Storage Area NO JOB TOO SMALL j ii£«? NO JOB TOO LARGE INSURANCE ESTIMATES (MADE AT NO CHARGE) 24 Hour Wrecker Service 501-773-6410 BILL THOMAS AND SONS Frame and Body Shop NIGHTS PHONE: Bill - 772-2018 Jeff - 772-6402 Scott - 772-4784 JOHN OFFICE SUPPLIES MACHINES 1402 MAIN ST. TEXARKANA. USA 75S01 (214) 793-2161 BILL BEAN P S PACKING CO. USDA INSPECTED FOR YOUR PROTECTION P.O. Box 6025 Texarkana, Texas 75501 Hwy. 59 So. Prison Road 214-794-2791 USDA Choice Beef • Pork • Provisions y It- t I C( 146 Special Edition 'Specializing In Sports Cars 802 Texas Blvd. - Texarkana, TX 794-2400 The Other Brother KEMP BODY SHOP 224 East Eqhtt) Eighth A Laurel Texarkana. Aff 75502 Phone (501) 772 1911 (501) 773-0771 Dot and Anne's shop 3915 NORTH STATE LINE AVENUE TEXARKANA, TEXAS 75501 792-7951 AREA CODE 214 WILLIAM KEMP OWftV MANAGeB Tractors Trailers Equipment Buy-Sell-Trade M M SALES COMPANY RT. 13 Box 459 - On HWY 59 S. Texarkana, Texas 75501 Compliments Of UNION SUPPLY COMPANY GROCERIES - MEAT - FEED Dial 774-7061 418 - East Broad Max H. Icenhower Texarkana, U.S.A. 75501 Special Edition 147 Specializing in CATFISH STEAKS SEAFOODS Beer Wine Available Special prices for Children Senior Citizens Lunch Hours Dinner Hours 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. Mon.-Fri. -7-70 a ac a Mon-Sat 3200 Stateline Rd. ( Texarkana Banquet Space Available l $)iervHA GLENN DAVIS President tJcvtka Exraltbur TRANSPORTATION % GROUP USE YOUR VISA MASTER CARO AMERICAN EXMESS OR PARKS CHARGE WfDOWG RINGS GtfTS DU MONOS AMRAISAIS CUSTOM REMOUNTING 1 REPAIR 901 Phenie P.O. BOX 1230 Texarkana, Texas 75504 Telephone: (214) 794-2753 Sylverino Baptist Church is proud of their 1986 Seniors! Belinda Bui Where Everybody Is Somebody And Christ Is Lord. 148 Special Edition The Little Princess SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS TELEPHONE CO-OP P.O. BOX 2048 TEXARKANA. ARKANSAS 75504 ac BUTANE — PROPANE “TANKS CHECKED ON REGULAR ROUTES” RV SERVICE APPLIANCES CARBURETION SERVICE 1 - FRICKS SINCi 1935 774-5891—772.6471 I 2307 E. 9th BX 113 TEXARKANA WE LOVE YOU! Mom Dad JANET PAINTS CARPETS WALLPAPER PHONE 794-5157 2121 STATE LINE AVE. TEXARKANA U.S.A. P FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Pierce Purifoy Sales Representative P. O. Box 202 Fouke Arkansas 71837 Phone 653-4491 n For your insurance needs. Special Edition 149 THE COOPER TIRE COMPANY A DIVISION OF COOPER TIRE RUBBER COMPANY New Car Dealers Assn. 3939 Summerhill Road Texarkana, Texas 793-6791 3033Kennedy Texarkana, Texas 832-4536 Offset ★ Letterpress ★ Typesetting ★ Laminating NELSON PRINTING CO. Nelson OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. PRINTING • OFFICE SUPPLIES • OFFICE FURNITURE 220 East Broad St. Phone (501) 774-5171 Texarkana. AR 75502 JERRY 794-5840 Askins Motor Co. PH. (214) 792-0211 OR 792-0411 1102 TEXAS BLVD. TEXARKANA. TEXAS congratulations, graduates for a wise move in the game of life 150 Special Edition g $ 8 i $ SINCE 1923 ■ iTSHORNS CERAMC TIE CONTRACTORS MAN MADE MARHf TEXARKANA, ARK. 75502 501 772 3769 KITTY HARTSHORN net rtuniT Simmons Hardware and Supply 113 East Street Texarkana, AR Phone: 774-9333 Gifts, Housewares, Garden and Steelgoods Sporting goods and tools. 794-7491 LOCKSMITHS Security Center for: SAFES • LOCKS • KEYS Keys Made, Locks Changed, Repaired and Installed MEDECO HIGH SECURITY LOCKS KEYS for key control MOSLER • MEILINK • MAJOR Safes Vaults for FIRE and Burglary Protection BANK EQUPIMENT Safe Combinations changed, Safes opened, repaired and installed. LISTON’S 214 794-7491 205 W. BROAD ST. TEXARKANA, TEXAS 75501 S€NIOR OBJ6CTS €och Senior picked on object thot they felt best described themselves. Con you motch the Senior to their object? OBJECTS: Hommer, red rose, footboll, motorcycle, flremon, cloud, Timex watch, spinning top, tennis shoes, rainbow, stick of dynamite, boot, cor, bulldozer, rood, Jock-in-the-box. weeping willow, blue jeans, waterbed, clown, cot, radio, Pepsi con, three-wheeler, 9 ft. concert grand piano, helmet, teddy bear, book, Volkswogon, lozy-boy recliner, traffic light, non-stop automobile. SENIORS 1. Morissa Bolrd................ 2. David Bor her................ 3. Vince Coker................... 4. Jimmy Coujort................ 5. Deonno Crabtree.............. 6. Paul Green................... 7. Doyle House.................. 8. Bobby Hymon.................. 9. Craig Johnson................ 10. Chris Jones.................. 11. Debbie Hlrtley............... 12. Jodi Hreujson................ 13. Sherry Lafayette............. 14. Jonet Lounius................ 15. LUhitney Liles............... 16. Hen Moyton................... 17. Lisa McRdams................. 18. Carlo McBoy................. 19. Paul McDonald................ 20. Jimmy Miller................. 21. Bonnie Mixon................. 22. Vicki Nottingham ............ 23. Robert Pormenter............. 24. Tommy Pilgreen............... 25. Chod Russell................. 26. Monica Sanders............... 27. Jomie Scott.................. 28. Tina Simpson................. 29. Him Teer..................... 30. Chuck Tweedy................. 3 7. Tony UUolden................ 32. Reggie LUotkins.............. See page 162 for correct answers. I I I $ Special Edition 151 Congratulations Seniors '86 PIZZA 125 Arkansas Blvd Phone 774-2106 152 Special Edition BILL VIRGINIA CALLER OWNERS VIDEO TAPE EQUIPMENT TELEVISION RECEIVERS SATELLITE RECEIVING SYSTEMS CAR STEREO EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION COMPUTERS SOFTWARE PRE-RECORDED MOVIES- CASSETTES LP'S QUALITY HOME STEREO EQUIPMENT ACCESSORIES 501 773-6081 620 E. 7TH TEXARKANA. ARK 75502 MOORE Furniture ano Appme Inc. FURNITURE and HOTPOINT APPLIANCES ZENITH TV and STEREOS — MAYTAG APPLIANCES 322 EAST BROAD STREET PHONE 774 790! R J McNATT. OWNER MANAGER. GARY McNATT TEXARKANA. ARK TEX 7S501 Tom and Stan’s Automotive Supply Texarkana 302 Ash Street 774-2508 Arkansas Texarkana Coca-Cola Bottling Company Sprite imB mello Yeiio IDr.PiRB Wefchs Carpet a Vinyl • Area Rugs oil ore i Carpel (Center 2707 New Boston Rd. Texarkana, Texas 75501 HARRY SUE FOSTORE Bus. (214) 832- 8681 Owners Res. (501) 772-1215 $ I § 8 I s FOUKE SCHOOL DISTRICT - DAILY PROGRAM ________ Dari_________ LAST NAME FiaST Aooafss Transported yfs No 1 3 1 S3 4 2 H i 8§ 1! it I i 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 MY SCHEDULE 1 8 § 8 Special Edition 153 What Are The Students' Pet Peeves? .. little brothers and sisters .. when somebody runs their fingernails across the chalkboard .. people who smack food .. people who slide their feet across the floor instead of picking them up .. people who smack gum .. people who wake me up when I'm asleep .. people going through my stuff .. people who are always late for something .. people who pop off their mouth .. lunch room food and reruns .. riding the bus and ugly girls .. my lock not opening the first time .. homework, rainy days, and Mondays .. nuclear arms and bottom lockers .. dirty cars and flat tires .. getting braces .. people wearing shorts with dark socks What Are Your Pet Peeves? AUTO GLASS ★ STORE FRONTS KJPk GLASS SHOP ALL KINDS OF GLASS WORK PHONE 773-4159 220 EAST STREET TEXARKANA, ARK. 75502 Crou n 'Wotor Companu Jbon Carroft 1406 New Boston Rd. Bus: (214) 792-0099 § 154 Special Edition GAITHER’S APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE 3603 JEFFERSON Phone 774-8516 - 773-3721 NOW OFFERING A FULL LINE OF RECONDITIONED APPLIANCES OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE: (214) 793-7678 2 r. amei YlapL FOOT SPECIALIST 701 W. 14TH TEXARKANA. TEXAS 75501 Jiua a O ELtROPtST FLOWERS GIFTS SINCE 1938 TELEFLORIST 774-4147 422 STATELINE AV. — TEXARKANA S -S'pero 1 itaurant Phone 774-4811 “FOOD AT IT’S BEST” 2609 East Ninth Street Texarkana, Arkansas PANTHER BOOSTERS Brute Barber Shop 17 K- Mart Plaza Texarkana, TX 792-7786 Freeman's Service Station Highway 71 S Texarkana, TX G Music Company 1415 State Line Texarkana, TX 793-2411 Dr. A. R. McWilliams 2800 Texas Blvd. Texarkana, TX 794-2826 Athletic Supply 2423 Texas Blvd. Texarkana, TX 793-2321 Roberts Seward Motor Company 1202 Texas Blvd. Texarkana, TX James Rayburn Rt. 1 Fouke, AR Dr. J.W. Thane, D.D.S. 414 Hazel Street Texarkana, AR Pic-A-Dilly Bath Shop 4020 Summerhill Road Texarkana, TX Trophy Shop 2301 Texas Blvd. Texarkana, TX 792-1941 Tompson's Speedometer Service 523 East Third Texarkana, AR Special Edition 155 Judy's family Hair Styling Judy Harrison Owner 774-3004 312 EAST ST. (Hwy. 715) TEXARKANA, ARK 75502 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALISTS ICC MC 164598 CHAMBLESS ENTERPRISES, INC. KEN CHAMBLESS President General Manager WILLIAM R. CHAMBLESS Vice President of Marketing Sales BUS. 501-772-0266 P.O. BOX 386 TEXARKANA. TX 75504 WAY TO GO!!! SENIORS '85 Movies VCR Rentals Southtown Video Hwy 71S 772-5533 Joyce Dennington, Owner Janice Stevens, Owner Teachers' Signatures 156 Special Edition SOOOsXSsXESSeSXXXS } i | If it’s Borden, it’s got to be good. 3123 North State Line Texarkana, Texas Ph. 793-4676 i I 1 I g Special Editk n 157 Compliments of Humco Laboratory Humco Chemicals and Drugs for Home, Farm, and Industry P.O. Box 2550 Texarkana, Texas 75501 kd4 AMERICA CxtaUd ?or . . . Of -zrfcjti c7 Mlinq cU aten. Hwy. 82 West at Loop 151 • P.O. Box 7409 • Texarkana, U.S.A. 75505 • 832-7572 V C i SAV-MORE PHARMACY 4076 SUMMERHILL ROAD ED DONNELLY TEXARKANA. TEXAS 75503 Pharmacist-Owner BUS. (214) 793-6516 HART’S CUT RATE DRUGS 223 East Broad St. Texarkana. Ar. 75502 Phone: 773-6766 $ PATTERSON’S STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP ft 222 W. 3rd P.O. BOX 1858 TEXARKANA, TEXAS 75501 John Patterson Phone: (214) 794-2585 Larry Patterson 617 E. 6th STREET PHONE (501) 773-5506 SOUTHWEST TITLE COMPANY TITLE COMPANY — ABSTRACTS — ESCROW AGENT P. O. BOX 2590 L.D. ESTES. JR. TEXARKANA, ARK. 75501 THAHKS! FOR BEING OUR CUSTOMER 2024 State Line Ave. 793-0436 158 Special Edition c ---------------------------------------------------------------------- « Shannon Newton Jodi Krewson I am truly honored to have two lovely daughters graduating this year. Congratulations and remember, All the flowers of all the tomorrows are in the seeds of today. I love you both. MOM We love you both too!! Dawne, Tiffanie, Larajo, Tommy, and Rusty Special Edition 159 HONDA FOLLOW THE LEADER Congratulations Seniors HONDA - The only way to work or play HONDA OF TEXARKANA 702 Texas Blvd. - Phone 793-5678 Good Luck Panthers! 160 Special Edition The Church That Preaches What The Bible Teaches Apostolic Life Tuhemucie Hwy 71 N Fouke One Lord One Faith One Baptism C. Sanderson Sr., Pastor Phone 653-3677 Smeltzers Garage and Custom Muffler Shop 1801 E. St. Conn. Selmer. King. Yamaha New - Veed - Repair Rentals Sound System d Electric Keyboards Yamaha, Rhode a. Roland Percussion Ludwig, PaarL Yamaha Tama LOVEALL MUSIC Band Instruments 3923 North State Line Ave. Texarkana, Texas -214-794-3735— 715 Olive Texarkana, Ark. 794-8028 SERVING BUSINESS - EDUCATION - HOME Congratulations Seniors! OGPEH 4807 TEXAS BLVO • PH 791-1178 • TEXARKANA. TO PHAF j Sr. Object Answers 1. Jack-in-the box 2. Waterbed 3. Stick of Dynamite 4. Hammer 5. Volkswagon 1. Motorbike 7. Bulldozer 8. Three-Wheeler 9. 9 ft. concert grand piano 10. Road 11. Pepsi can 12. Clown 13. Rainbow 14. Non-stop automobile 15. Red rose 16. Book 17. Cloud 18. Teddy bear 19. Helmet 20. Lazy-boy recliner 21. Football 22. Traffic light 23. Boat 24. Blue jeans 25. Timex watch 26. Cat 27. Weeping willow 28. Spinning top 29. Tennis Shoes 30. Radio 31. Fireman 32. Car 162 Special Edition 6TH BEECH PH 501 772-0707 TEXARKANA, ARK People To Depend On P O BOX 3066 73304 FOUKE TOOL DIE 653-4585 For All Machining And Welding Needs Norman Mitchell Rt. ‘I, Box 167A Fouke, AR RECEPTIONS CATERING Cecil Phillips Do-Boy Donuts More 512 East 7th Street 772-4266 ANNIVERSARIES WEDDINGS GREEN LINE EQUIPMENT CO. P.O. BOX 2390 HWY 82 EAST TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS 75501 PHONE (501) 772-6904 ED WRIGHT UTAH VARDELL GREER'S AUTO SUPPLY 1400 Dudley Texarkana, Arkansas 75502 PHONE: 772-4859 or 773-3046 D Let Us Help You ffrotesi With Your Real Estate Needs luUct 'Hicc |—i ' S J REALTORS We Make Buying and Selling Twice As Nice . rr- TYLER MOTOR CO. 420 W. 7th Street Texarkana, Texas 75501 Quality is Our Specialty BRAZES TYLER Phone Owner 794-0060 People 163 CONGRATULATIONS To our daughter MARISSA! We wish to you the very best in life and the happi- ness you want and deserve. We're very proud of you, and we love you. Mom, Dad, Clint, and Timothy MARISSA BAIRD Jamie, Here you are a young lady. I hope some ciav, as ■JfcKpu can understand th r the years! ?d vbu enough to ask w oreyou were going, what time you would be home. I to let you see anger, disappoint- ears in my eyes. Children must learn that parents aren't perfect either. But most of all, 5ved you enough to say, No when I knew you ■ uld hate me for it, at the time. Those were the .ttyJt battles of all. I'm glad I won thet] The end you won something too. You ► of joy MO 1 Athletic Supply Company 2324 Texas Blvd. Texarkana, Texas ph. 214-793-2321 The place to go for all your athletic needs. COMPLIMENTS OF FOUKE SAWMILL Jimmy Hardin - Owner m A-AElectric Company, Inc. 814 EAST SIXTH STREET TEXARKANA, ARK. 75502 501-773-3105 W. H. SUTTON President Cafe Mexicano NATIONAL MEXICAN FOOD 106 E. Broad St. Downtown Texarkana, Ark. 774-7784 Texarkana's Best Kept Secret Closed Sunday Daily lunch specials from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri. Dinner - 5 - 10 p.m., Mon. - Sat. Telephone 792-3705 DR. BOBBY PINKNER OPTOMETRIST 4770 TEXAS BOULEVARD OFFICE HOURS P. O. BOX 3170 BY APPOINTMENT TEXARKANA, TEXAS 75504 VIDEO PLACE Tape VCR Rentals Newest Movies Available Hwy. 71 South Fouke, AR 653-3659 Roy D. Hopkins Feed and Seed East 3rd Street Texarkana, Arkansas 774-8432 People 167 r----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ROONEY WILMA CUTCHAll CUTCHALL S AUTO SALES We Late Model Cars Trucks 1221 OUDIET AVE PH. (501) 772-6961 TEXARKANA. AR 75502 DAVIS ROCK STORE Rt. 2 Box 108, Hwy. 71S Texarkana, Ark. 653-4451 Coldest Drink In Miller County Run By Friendly People The KEYBOARD ifeSf CENTER 2016 NEW BOSTON RD TEXARKANA, TEXAS Robbin's Toyota u«rt WJ w.d S t«ct on Of Quoinr Mode i • Corpitai • Starlet • Cor0 1« T rc OH • Cet'coi «Colica Supra • Corona •Cren dai • A ck up Truck • Land Cr«i er 0 W at a Fppiiof' Toroia ROBBINS TOYOTA INC. 605 Texas B|vd. 794-5121 Wenoy Sokol FOUKE GARAGE FOLIKE, ARKANSAS P. O. BOX 125 Heavy Duty Wrecker Service Machine Shop - 24 Hr. Wrecker Welding Serv. - Auto Supply Enoch's berry Farm Strawberries In May Blackberries In June Blueberries In July JO A B and Alice Enoch 168 Special Edition Congratulations Doyle! We want you to know how proud we are of you and we wish you the very best in life. Love, Mother and Dad JL JLH-flJUUU giaaaagaiiccaaQoooooooooog |J QOQPPQOflflgtt fl fl -IUULJLJLJLJULIUt3LJL.OJL3ULJJUUULBJ HANDY STOP GROCERY Where Your Business Is Appreciated! Greenwich Village Rt. 10, Box 827 Texarkana, AR 773-1425 Mon - Thurs 5:30 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Friday 5:30 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. Saturday 6:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. Sunday 7:30 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. JERRY TEER 501-653-2855 CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE 501-774-2021 T L Service Company INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL INSULATION, SANDBLASTING, PAINTING AND ROOFING 2000 EAST STREET PHIL GASTON 214-796-9188 TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS JIMMY LAREY NIGHT: 653-2756 innrriiTTrirrriririnnnririnnrrTnrrinnnnr 170 Special Edition q ft 0 oooqftOOOOQQflflflftQQ Q fl fl fl ftAAAOAA JLflJULflJLflJLBJULjLOJLflJULflJLflJULflJUUiUlJUUL flflJS A A AAA A ft ggQQflflflgflfl L ULSLSJUUULSJLSLSJLZJLlJLZJLZJUULZJiJLaJLZJUUULiJLJLSLJ COLLINS WILLIAMS 104 E. Broad St. Texarkana, TX 772-2765 JrIT Kiel. fV ROOFING: BRAI BUR RUBBER METAL ROOF WATERPROOFING SANDBLASTING - SPRAY PAINTING TANK LININGS - COATINGS BUILDING CLEANING EXTERIOR Regional Industrial Service Company INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL P.O. BOX 1946 4920 W. 7 th Street TEXARKANA. U.S.A. 75504 PHONE (214) 832-6581 DIXIE DINER WWA OMECOOKIN 4833 Texas Blvd. 794-2473 'Pdi er 6 “S entity VcU a,xt x t. Oevner 7 er4 xtUL£cjed Service 50S’ S 30(6 7exni utn. 4T2 772-327 t ty rinnnnnrgwyrg g gvriTYY¥T¥TYiTi o o iT¥YiYiTiTfT¥Y TiTWTTTTyY¥¥Y¥ Special Edition 171 TnmmnnnrgTTnrrinnnrowBinrryTnmnnnr CLARY BUTANE Congratulates Winners! L to R: David Barker - All District 85-86; Bradley Helms - Honor- able Mention All District; Kevin Thomas - All District 85-86; Chris Jones - All District 85-86; Doyle House - All District 85-86 - All Southwest Arkansas 85-86; Chuck Tweedy - Honorable Mention All District; N.P.: Ron- nie Mixon - Honorable Mention All District; Chad Russell - Hon- orable Mention All District. 4 Allen, Rebecca - 64 Altom, Mary Kay - 26, 57 Attaway, Geneva - 14, 17, 24, 52 Ayer, Kelli - 1, 13, 21, 29, 61 Baird, Chris - 64 Baird, Clint - 30, 61, 108, 120 Baird, Curtis - 20, 21, 61, 108, 120 Baird, Marissa - 2, 14, 17, 30, 34, 36, 45, 50, 112, 113, 119, 132, 134, 142, 164, 170 Barker, David - 2, 14, 17, 20, 21, 25, 30, 34, 107, 112, 113, 114, 115, 119, 136, 137, 142, 172, 176 Barker, Lori - 17, 23, 25, 52, 134, 136, 141, 170 Barth, Lisa - 26, 28, 29, 141 Batte, Cleve - 30, 57, 108, 125 Batte, Susan - 14, 15, 17, 25, 30, 52, 54, 71, 112, 113, 140 Bennett, Joyce - 67 Bennett, Linda - 52 Bennett, Melissa - 57 Bevis, Harry - 61 Bishop, Jason - 67, 108, 125 Bobo, Ray - 64, 120, 121 Bradshaw, Kelly - 67, 132, 135 Briggs, Jim - 27, 52 Brown, Clint - 1, 13, 22, 30, 57. 107, 137 Brown, Dale - 84, 108 Brown, Glen - 2, 26, 52 Brown, Greg - 26, 61, 108, 120 Brown, Jason - 67, 108 Browning, Angela - 6, 67, 32 Browning, Diane - 67, 124 Browning, Tim - 17, 18, 57 Burns, Jimmy - 67 Burns, Michael - 57 Burns, Norman - 61 Burt, Belinda - 14, 17, 18, 19, 24, 34, 41, 44, 48, 50, 136, 142, 148 Campbell, Shelly - 23, 67 Cambra, Raymond - 64 Carnley, Daniel - 61 Carper, Dale - 26, 57 Carson, Gina - 25, 27, 142, 178 Carson, Kay - 26, 29, 64, 132 Cathcar, LaTonia - 26, 61 Cathcart, Sharee - 67 Cigainero, Joe - 57 Cleveland, Patsy - 14, 17, 23, 24, 25, 52 Coker, Dennis - 18, 61 Coker, Jeff - 67, 125 Coker, Renee - 67, 132 Coker, Stephen - 64 Coker, Vince - 14, 15, 17, 25, 31, 34, 37, 50, 107, 112, 136, 142, 161 Combs, Jennifer - 67, 132 Combs, Rebecca - 1, 4, 9, 12,13, 14, 22, 25, 28, 29, 52, 135, 182 Cooper, Charles - 57 Cowart, Jimmy - 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 25, 32, 34, 36, 40, 44, 71, 107, 112, 113, 114, 119, 126, 142, 173 Cowart, John - 16,17,18, 30, 57,60,102, 107, 133, 141 Crabtree, Dale - 27, 53 Crabtree, Deanna - 2, 14, 17, 21, 27, 34, 36, 50, 134, 142 Crabtree, Denise - 64, 132 Crabtree, Ray - 20, 52 Crabtree, Toni - 5,14,16,17, 22, 24, 25, 30, 51, 52, 53, 55, 129, 139 Crabtree, Warren - 61, 108, 120, 121 Cross, Jason - 18, 61, 108 Cross, Stephen - 13, 17, 18, 23, 57 Cutchall, Melissa - 17, 23, 53 L Davis, Mitzi - 2, 28, 29,61,122,123,131, 135 DeGarmo, Jeff - 22, 67 Dickinson, Orie - 57 Dickison, Jack - 26, 29, 53, 56 Dickison, John - 34, 142 Dickison, Mike - 26, 64 Dickson, Sam - 61 172 Dickson, Stephen - 67 Dodson, Gene - 67, 108 Dunlap, Annette - 64 t Easley, Crystal - 64, 132 Easley, Jackie - 17, 21, 57 Easley, Kimberly - 21, 29, 61 Easley, Kristi - 64 Easley, Stuart - 64, 120 Eaves, Denise - 29, 64, 65, 122 Eaves, Eddie - 14, 17, 18, 22, 58, 135 Eaves, Kelli - 5,14, 15,17, 24, 25, 30, 52, 53, 102 Ellis, Eric - 67 Enoch, Georgiaberry - 9, 25, 29, 61, 135 Fant, Damon - 14, 17, 23, 35, 45, 49, 142 Ferguson, Jeff - 67, 108, 125 Ferguson, Terra - 136 Fisher, Patrick - 18, 29, 61 Fitzgerald, Darrin -14,15,17,18, 58,107 Floyd, Bryan • 35, 45, 50, 142 Floyd, Robbie - 58 Foster, Earnest - 67 Foster, Ronnie - 61, 108 Franklin, Bryan - 67, 108 Freeman, Tina - 68, 124, 132 Frost, Robin - 58 Frost, Wesley - 64 Fultz, Brian - 14, 22, 24, 30, 53, 55 Fultz, Dana - 64 Fultz, Tommy - 18, 61 lr Gardner, Sheryl - 26, 62, 101, 135, 137 Gaulden, Leiann - 53 Gildon, Anita 20, 21, 62 Gildon, Brandi - 62, 122, 123, 135 Goodwin, Candy - 6, 68, 132 Graves, Dawn - 68 Graves, Liegh - 124 Green, Brian - 18, 58, 137, 140 Green, Charles - 19, 20, 21, 35, 142 Green, Dane - 68, 108, 134 Green, Hudson - 6, 62 Green, Julie - 14, 24, 29, 35, 41, 48, 49, 142 Green, Kevin - 64 Green, Kim- 29, 62 Green, Paul 27, 35, 142 Green, Rhonda 14, 17, 25, 57, 58, 136 Griffin, Harold - 18, 62 Griffis, Larry - 64 u Hardin, Clay - 68, 108 Harjo, Candy - 62, 122 Harness, Michael - 22, 68, 108 Harness, Todd - 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 58 Harris, Cindy - 68, 132 Harris, Crystal - 21, 62, 122, 135, 141 Harris, Darrin - 14, 15, 26, 53, 107 Harris, James - 8, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 24, 35, 49, 50, 142, 182 Harris, Julie - 21, 23, 62 Harris, Stephanie - 20, 21, 62, 131, 141 Hartshorn, Sissy - 29, 64 Harvin, Dale - 64 Harvin, Stephanie - 68, 132 Helms, Bradley - 32, 53, 56, 102, 107, 115, 172 Helms, Missy - 26,62,122,131,135,137 Hill, Jackie - 21, 26, 58 Hillman, Heather - 26, 29, 65, 122, 135 Hinds, Larry - 26, 62, 107 Hinds, Ricky - 23, 58, 107, 140 Hobson, Chris - 26, 51,62,108,120,121 Holden, Kristi - 26, 29, 64, 65 Holder, Shelia - 20, 21, 53 Holden, Tracy - 68, 108, 125 House, Doyle - 14, 15, 19, 35, 37, 107, 112, 142, 169, 172 Hudson, Deidre - 26, 27, 29, 65 Huff, Chris - 23, 65 Huff, Kevin - 14, 15, 16, 17, 24, 25, 36, 38,40, 47, 48,113,114,115,119,126, 137, 143, 166, 182 Hughes, David - 68 Humphrey, Clint - 120, 135 Humphrey, Cathy - 26,62,132,135,141 Humphrey, Charles - 65 Humphrey, Clinton - 65 Humphrey, Missy - 29, 53 Hyman, Bobby - 27, 38, 143 175 POSEY MOBILE HOMES NORRIS POSEY - OWNER Where Your Mobile Home Dollar Has More Cents UNQUESTIONABLE SERVICE SINCE 1955 Sales - Service - Parts - Accessories - Air Conditioning Tie-Downs Underpinning INSURANCE DIAL 838-7516 4924 W. 7th - TEXARKANA I v r _• UJ A L L D I S T R I C T 7 8 Congratulations Kevin! We are very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Hyman, Pal - 65 L - J Johnson, April - 26, 58 Johnson, Craig - 1, 5, 12, 13, 14, 17, 24, 28,29, 37, 38,40,48, 49, 50,136,143, 182, 183 lohnson. Heather - 68, 124, 132 lohnson, ). ). - 5. 6, 21, 58, 137 Johnston, Shannon - 58, 107 Jones, Chris - 17, 20, 30, 36,38,107,112, 113, 133, 143, 171, 172 Jones, David - 68 Jones, Gregg - 29, 62, 108 Jones, Jamie - 30, 65, 108, 120 Jones, Jimmy - 65 Jones, Kim - 68 Jones, Tammy - 68, 132, 135 Jones, Wendy - 68, 124 Li Keahey, Jennifer - 68, 132 Keahey, Scott - 18, 62 Kemp, Jennifer - 65 Kennington, Jennifer - 62 Kirtley, Debbie - 27, 38, 143 Kirvin, Laura - 21, 25, 62, 134 Kirvin, Sean - 65, 135 Knight, John - 65, 108 Krewson, Jodi - 14,19, 23, 32, 36,37, 38, 50, 132, 135, 143, 159 Lafayette, Barry - 38, 45, 143 Lafayette, Kenneth - 14, 17, 26, 27, 57, 58 Lafayette, Sherry - 14,16,17, 24, 25, 37, 38, 40, 44, 49, 50, 101, 136, 143 Lafayette, Tony - 18, 58 Larey, Michelle - 58 Larey, Ramona - 62, 102 Launius, Janet - 11,14,17, 24, 25,36,38, 49, 112, 113, 119, 143, 148, 159 Laxton, Michelle - 1,6,13,14,15,17,28, 29, 53, 55, 136 Lee, Marti - 26, 29, 65 Lemley, Russell - 17, 23, 59 Lewis, Connie - 59 Lewis, Lori - 68 Liles, Whitney - 171 Long, Jeff - 18. 23, 62 Lynn, Jackie - 65 Lynn, Marvin - 38 Li Martin, David - 26, 65, 108 Martin, Junior - 68, 108 Matthews, Shon - 6, 52, 108, 120 Mattson, Cassandra - 21, 62 Mattson, Erica - 23, 53 Mauldin, Carolyn - 23, 62, 101 Mauldin, Cynthia - 65 Mauldin, Paula - 14, 23, 53, 102 Mayton, Deneta - 65 Mayton, Jamie - 62 Mayton, Johnny - 53 Mayton, Ken - 1, 12, 13, 19, 37, 38, 143 McAdams, Annette - 23,26, 53,102,137 McAdams, Lisa - 14, 16, 17, 24, 36, 39, 40, 41, 47, 48, 49, 50, 101, 112, 113, 119, 143 McAdams, Randy - 14,15,17,18, 30, 59, 107, 126, 140 McAdams, Teresa - 68, 124 McAdams, Carla - 17, 27, 37, 38, 45 McBay, Teresa - 26, 29, 65 McCormick, Randy - 27, 39, 143 McDaniel, Shirlene - 68 McDonald, Paul - 2, 17, 42, 44, 107,143 McDowell, Wyn - 65 MeFerrin, Philip - 11, 14, 17, 19, 52, 54, 102, 107, 114, 115, 119, 126, 136 McGee, Connie - 1, 13, 23, 59 McGee, Jeff - 59 McIntyre, Scotty- 62, 108, 120 McWilliams, Shelly - 23,29,62,137,139, 141 Miller, Anthony - 59, 107, 134, 141 Miller, Jimmy - 36,42,107,112,113,114, 115, 119, 143 177 Mitchell, Chris - 65, 135 Mitchell, Craig - 27, 54, 133 Mitchell, Leslie - 54, 112, 113 Mitchell, Traci - 64, 65, 122, 132 Mitchell, Vicki - 68 Mixon, Ronnie - 42, 107, 112, 113, 143, 172 Morris, Katrina - 17, 26, 59 Li Nall, Paul - 14, 15, 17, 26, 59, 107 Newton, Shannon - 5, 14, 17, 23, 24, 36, 42, 44, 50, 118, 119, 129, 137, 139, 143, 159 Nolte, Richard - 69, 125 Norris, Cutter - 18, 62, 63, 108 Norris, Lisa - 14, 17, 54 Nottingham, Vicki - 4, 5, 11, 14, 17, 25, 30, 33, 42, 44, 47, 112, 113, 119, 129, 134, 136, 143, 170, 180 L Oats, Brad - 54 Oats, John - 42, 143 Oats, Kelly - 69, 135 Oliver, Lynette - 14, 15, 17, 52, 54, 102 Oliver, Sharon - 63 Owens, Dennis - 18, 59 L Page, Brad - 23, 43, 50, 107 Parmenter, Robert - 17, 18, 20, 21, 41, 42, 107, 144, 171 Peavy, Lynn - 69, 108, 125 Pilgreen, Brent - 26, 63 Pilgreen, Christi - 69, 124 Pilgreen, Karla - 23, 59, 136, 141 Pilgreen, Lance - 62, 63 Pilgreen, Misty - 69, 132 Pilgreen, Tommy - 17, 27, 43, 144 Pilgreen, Will Plunk, Jana - 14, 17, 22, 30, 59, 119 Poelstra, Patrick - 18, 63 Potts, Brian - 29, 63 Potts, Lori - 1, 9, 12, 13, 14, 29, 54, 137 Price, Shane - 14, 17, 18, 51, 57, 59, 60, 107, 126 Price, Shawn - 14,17,18, 51, 57, 59,107, 126 Pritchett, Brandi - 6, 31, 69, 132, 135 Pritchett, Jeff - 14,18,19, 23, 54, 56,107, 114, 115, 119, 126, 140, 141, 182 Puckett, Chuck - 65, 108, 120 ll w u Ralph, Randy - 31, 69, 108, 125 Rathburn, Phillip - 63, 108, 120 Ratley, Tammy - 5,14,17,23, 57, 59,129 Ray, Janelda - 69 Ray, Nicki - 69, 108, 125 Rayburn, Jim - 14, 15, 17, 40, 43, 44, 49, 107, 112, 113, 144, 174 Reeves, Kristi - 4, 5, 11, 14, 17, 24, 30, 37,41, 43,47,112,113,129,134,136, 144 Renfro, Kevin - 19 Reynolds, Carey - 14, 24, 28, 29, 54 Reynolds, Lisa - 26, 29, 30, 65, 122, 131 Richards, Donovan - 54 Richardson, Belinda - 26, 29, 65, 122 Richardson, LaWanda - 69, 124 Richey, Billy - 69 Robertson, Carmen - 1, 13, 14, 17, 24, 28, 29, 30, 52, 54, 55, 102, 140 Robertson, Kevin - 18,27,36,43, 50,144 Robertson, Lee - 27, 54 Robinson, Chris - 17, 51, 59, 107, 134, 136 Rogers, Jodi - 17, 27, 43, 144 Rowton, Debbie - 26, 29, 64, 65 Rowton, Marcie - 20, 21, 62, 63 Rowton, Shelly - 20, 21, 62, 63 Russell, Chad - 9, 18, 30, 36, 41, 43, 45, 107, 136, 144, 171, 172 Russell, Jeremy - 63, 108 Russell, Michelle - 69, 124, 132 Russell, Shawn - 55, 136 La Sams, Vicki - 21, 26, 30 178 Congratulations Tina, From the first time we held you in our arms, you have been our pride and joy. We are very proud of you, but yet a little sad for we know you are now a young lady with a life of your own to lead. You are more than a daughter; you are also our best friend. May God bless you in every walk of life. We hope that all your dreams come true. With all our love, Mom Dad TINA SIMPSON SR '86 179 Sanders, Monica - 21, 45, 46, 144 Saveli, Tyson - 69, 108, 125 Schrupp, Jason - 29, 65, 108 Schrupp, Jaunita - 65, 122, 141 Scoggins, Bronson - 17, 18, 51, 60, 107 Scoggins, Tony - 26, 63, 108, 120 Scott, Jamie - 1, 2, 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 24, 28, 29, 37, 45, 46, 48, 49, 50, 144, 165 Scott, Laura - 5, 28, 29, 60 Simons, Lela - 20, 21, 29, 63 Simpson, Paula - 14, 26, 29, 60 Simpson, Tina - 1,12,23,27,46,144,179 Sipler, Monica - 60 Slaton, Lisa - 6, 69, 124 Smith, Beth - 20, 21, 29, 63, 131 Smith, Beverly - 31, 55 Smith, Billy - 14, 17, 23, 60, 135 Smith, Chad - 17, 18, 51, 60, 107, 126, 133, 134, 136 Smith, Janette - 14, 17, 23, 52, 55, 119, 124 Smith, Kim - 5, 14, 17, 25, 60, 113, 112 Smith, Tammy - 21, 29, 63 Spraggins, Jeffery - 69 Spraggins, Todd - 125 Springfield, Corey - 63 Staggner, Chris - 66 Stanley, Brooks - 17, 18, 30, 60, 107 Stanley, Jonathan - 16, 26, 27, 60, 107 Starling, Dana - 66 Starling, Jason - 6, 63, 108 Starling, Lori - 60 Stewart, Eugene - 69 Stein, Nell - 60 Stout, Tina - 69, 132 Swanson, Noel - 26, 55, 107 v Teel, Danny - 66, 135 Teel, Sammy - 66 Teer, Carl - 55 Teer, Erica - 21, 30, 63, 122 Teer, Kim - 44, 45, 46, 48, 144 Teer, Lee Ann - 30, 67, 69, 124 Terin, Lori - 21, 26 Thomas, Kevin - 2,17,23,44,46, 50,107, 112, 126, 136, 144, 172, 113, 179 Thomas, Kristi - 26, 29, 66, 122, 131 Thomas, Melissa - 69, 124 Thomas, Scott - 51, 63, 108, 120 Thomason, Benita - 18, 66 Thomason, Brian - 25, 55 Thomason, LaDonna - 28, 29, 63, 122, 131, 141 Thomason, Nancy - 26, 29, 66,122,131, 141 Thomason, Sonny - 55 Thrasher, Tracy - 69, 108 Tubbs, Jason - 66, 108, 120, 121 Tubbs, Mary - 17, 21, 60, 112, 113 Tweedy, Chuck - 14, 15, 23, 37, 41, 46, 48, 107, 112, 113, 144, 172 Tweedy, Tammy - 26, 27, 29, 66, 122 n Vanderbilt, Tifinie - 26, 29, 66 Vanover, Cassandra - 69, 132 u Waggoner, Wendy - 20, 21, 29, 63 Walden, Tony - 8, 14, 15, 16, 17, 22, 24, 33, 40, 46, 49, 107,112,113,114,115, 118, 119, 139, 144 Walker, Shannon - 69, 132 Walraven, Gary - 63 Walraven, Kim - 5, 14, 16,17, 23, 24, 55, 56, 129, 140 Walraven, LaRinda - 2, 17, 56, 101, 116, 119 Walraven, Leslie - 67, 69, 124 Walraven, Lori - 2, 17, 56 Wardlow, Jayson - 66 Warren, Clay - 17, 18, 30, 60, 107, 114, 115, 119, 126 Watkins, Dude - 27, 56 Watkins, Reggie - 18,19,26,47,133,144 Watkins, Rodney -14,17,18,19, 56,114, 119, 141 Watkins, Bubba - 18, 26, 27, 30, 62, 63 Watson, Dana - 69. 124 Watts, David - 66, 135 Watts, John - 63 Webb, Angie - 26, 29, 66 Webb, Melaina - 26, 29. 64, 66 Weems, Brad - 66, 108 Westbrook, Deanna - 5, 14, 15, 17, 24, 56, 129 181 Education is a life-long pursuit. - Plato Compliments of Ron Damon Farrar mmv Westbrook, LaSonya - 6, 69, 124, 132 Westbrook, Ty - 66, 108 tWilliams, Chad - 56, 107 Williams, Kim - 20, 21, 29, 63 Williams, Mike - 60 Williams, Rhonda 63 Williams, Steve - 14, 24, 26, 56, 107, 133 Williams, Tony - 63 Willis, Dale - 18,19,32,47,107,112,113, 144 Wilson, Traci - 20, 21, 63 Wise, Lance - 27, 56 Worrell, Mark - 66 Wright, Josanna - 14, 23, 25, 60 n - i' - Yates, Shannon - 14, 17, 60 Adams, Helen - 76 Altenbaumer, Alicia - 31, 67, 71, 74 Anderson, Dianna - 75 Attaway, Paul - 77, 137 Baird, Ralph - 70 Barker, Vivian - 76 Bellew, Becky - 75 Bonham, Andrew - 44, 66, 74, 79, 139 Briggs, Francis - 77 Burt, Angela - 77 Clark, Aneta - 75 Coward, Roberta - 32, 37, 47, 74, 79 Crabtree, Carla - 77 Crabtree, Jeff - 77 Crabtree, Nolene - 75 Crabtree, Paula - 77 Cross, Jeri - 76 Davis, Mary Lee - 77 Ethridge, Naomi - 75, 79 Ex-Students Assn. - 78 Farrar, Ron - 55, 74, 137, 182 Gill, Sammy - 10, 104 Glass, Wayne - 67, 74, 106, 107, 108 Grady, David - 31, 32, 37,47, 74,79, 106, 107, 108, 114, 120, 136 Gray, Kathy - 26, 74 Green, Dr. Herschel - 18, 19, 60, 74 Halter, Steve - 74, 104, 106, 107, 108 Hardin, Ruben - 77 Harris, Nelene - 14, 15, 44, 67, 74, 79 Harris, Wanda - 77 Haynes, Sheree - 75 Heigle, Laurie - 75 Heyn, Sena - 22, 30, 74, 78, 79, 182 Hobson, Mike - 74, 106, 107, 108 Hobson, Wanda - 47, 50, 74 Huff, Evelyn - 76, 79 Hyman, Marilyn - 76 Jones, Allen - 74, 77 Jones, Donna - 71, 76 Jones, Francis - 16, 17, 55, 74, 136 Jones, Hattie Jean - 76 Jones, Pauline - 75, 79 Keahey, Bonnie - 77 Knight, Debbie - 77 Kuykendall, Donna - 21, 27, 66, 74 Lee, Anne - 77 Liles, Carlene - 75 Littleton, Mary - 77 Lynn, Rae - 77 McAdams, Gary - 70 McFerrin, Frank - 73 McKenzie, Adell - 77 Mears, William - 71 Mills, Lorene - 14, 74, 79 Mitchell, J. C. - 77 Mudford, Deloras - 75 Nix, Dr. Lynn - 71 Nix, Juanits - 75 Oliver, Dennis - 70 Owens, Nora - 76, 77 Petty, Judy - 77 Philyaw, Lester - 70 Powell, Linda - 28, 29, 66, 74, 78, 132 Pritchett, Ardell - 77 PTA - 78, 79 Ralph, Rebecca - 74 Richards, Joyce - 76 Richardson, Rosie - 60, 74,122,124, 136 Robertson, Cindy - 75 Robertson, Linda - 75 Romack, Lyndra - 30, 74, 128 Scott, Paula - 55, 74, 78, 79 Shaffer, Denise - 74 Smith, Cecil - 77 182 Special Addition 183 Sorrell, Sherry - 1, 4, 12, 23, 60, 74 Sprayberry, Mary - 76 Stafford, Diane - 75 Stuckey, Euvena - 75, 78 Teel, Karen - 71, 75, 79 Thomason, Carolyn - 73, 76 Thrasher, A. N. - 70 Tuberville, Daine - 75 Watkins, Charlie - 77 Watkins, Sue - 77 Williams, Loretta- 76 A A Electric - 167 A l Sales - 16 A-1 Office World - 162 Apostolic Life Tabernacle - 162 Askins Motor Co. - 150 Athletic Supply - 155, 167 Baptist Book Store - 14 Bordens - 157 Brute Barber Shop - 155 Buchanan Enterprises - 28, 105 Bucks Ducks - 175 Buhrman-Pharr Hardware - 19 Cafe MexicaAo - 167 Car World - 147 Cattleman's Steak House - 30 Chambless Enterprises - 156 Clary Butane - 172 Cockrell Insurance Co. - 128 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. - 153 College Hill Drugs - 53 Cooper Tires - 150 Crown Motor Co. - 154 Cutchall Motors - 168 Dot Anne's - 147 Davis Rock Store - 168 Davis Roof Truss Co. - 123 Dixie Diner - 171 Do-Boy Donuts - 163 Double R Ranch - 41 East Funeral Home - 31 Ellen's - 148 Enoch's Berry Farm - 168 Excalibur Trans Group - 148 Falls (Duane) Insurance Co. - 20 Farrar, Ron - 55, 74, 182 Freeman's Service Station - 155 Frick's Butane - 149 Foster Twice-As-Nice Realtors - 162 Fostore Carpet Co. - 153 Fouke Food Center - 107 Fouke, Garage - 168 Fouke Sawmill - 167 Fouke Tool Die - 163 G Music Co. - 155 Gaither Appliance - 155 Gray's Jewelers - 181 Green Line Equipment Co. - 163 Greer's Auto Supply - 163 Handy Shop - 170 Harrison Paint Co. - 12 Hart's Cut-Rate Drugs - 158 Hartshorns Inc. - 151 Honda - 160 Hopkins Feed and Seed - 167 Humco Laboratory - 158 Judy's Family Hairstyles - 156 Kemp Body Shop - 147 Kemp Brothers Body Shop - 66 Keyboard Center - 168 Kwik Kopy - 158 Learning Center - 181 Lemley Construction Co. - 57 Liston's - 151 LLI Vending - 56 Loveali Music - 162 M M Sales Co. - 147 Martha's - 150 McWilliams, Dr. A. R. - 155 McAdams Farms - 40 Moore Furniture - 153 Moseley's Office Machines - 146 Naples, Dr. James - 155 Nelson Printing Co. - 150 New Car Dealers Assn. - 150 Offenhauser Insurance - 109 Ogden Pharmacy - 162 P S Packing Co. - 146 Parks Jewelers - 148 «AUWIJMTN rv «IMO COMMNT - MIMOCMI Parts House - 18 Parwin Chemical - 24 Patterson's Camera Shop - 158 Pic-A-Dilly Bath Shop - 155 Phiffer Beauty Salon - 171 Pinkner, Dr. Bobby - 167 Pizza Inn - 152 Porter McClure Paint Co. - 149 Posey Mobile Homes - 179 Purifoy Insurance - 149 Ralph's Glass Shop - 154 Rayburn, James - 155 RISCO - 171 Robbin's Toyota - 168 Roberts Seward Motor Co. - 155 Robertson Trucking - 56 S S Auto Supply - 181 Simmons Hardware - 151 Skate America Rolling Water - 158 Smeltzer's Garage - 162 Southtown Video - 156 Southwest Telephone Co. - 149 Southwest Title Co. - 158 Spero's Restaurant - 154 Sport-N- Shirt - 126 State First National Bank - 112 Summerhill Pharmacy - 158 Sylverino Baptist Church - 148 T L Service - 170 Tape Village - 153 Texana Savings and Loan - 22 Texarkana Community College - 118 Texarkana Funeral Home - 154 Texarkana National Bank - 15 Thane, Dr. J. W. - 155 Thomas Sons Frame Body Shop - 146 Thomas Funeral Home - 163 Thompson's Speedometer Service -155 Tom Stan's Auto Parts - 153 Tom's Tractor - 17 Trophy Shop - 155 Tyler Motor Co. - 163 Video Place - 167 Viva's Flowers Gifts - 154 Union Supply Co. - 147 184
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