1987 Panther Volume 39 Fouke, Arkansas 71837 Fouke Gets New Flag Since we are on the subject of Out of the Ordinary how does a 30 ft. x 60 ft. flag with a 127 ft. pole catch your attention. This pole is the highest flag pole in the state of Ar- kansas. It also has a basketball sized ball on the top of it that is IS inches thick. The '84-’85 Student council led by Julie Shumaker came up with the idea. In the fall of 1985, Sena Heyn began sponsor- ing the Student Council and carried out the idea with special help from Mr. Bill Mears. high school principal. The project grew to be the Arkansas Sesquicentennial project for the school. All of the labor done on the flag and on the pole was completed by volunteers. Many dedicated citi- zens of Fouke volunteered their ser- vices. Howard Walraven and John David Barker supervised and di- rected the project. By the end of the school year the dream was ful- filled. There was a reception held to honor the workers who made it all possible and to present the flag to the community and school. Former Governor Orval Faubus was present and took part in the dedication cer- emony. This was a special day for Fouke. We extend a special thanks to everyone who helped this project be accomplished. Standing before the flag are Princi- pal Bill Mears. Mrs. Mears, former governor Orval Faubus, and Dr. Joe Gordon of Hot Springs. 4 Theme What The Flag Means To Me To begin with I would like to say the flag means a lot to me. I have not had any expe ■ without freedom. I me wjih it eve ■ lam so used to it I never reallv it The flag means freedom us apart from other Coun Josh Jones The flag means freedom for all the people in the United States They honor the flag and take good care of it The flag means alor to me. It stands for pride. It is great enough to for freedom The stars are for the 50 states, and the stripes arc counted for the original 13 colonies. On the flag are three colors: red. white and blue The of stars is blue with white stars. The stripes are red and white. When the wind blows I love to hear the flag make a snap- ping noise. Kjrron Essley Beyond the Ordinary! Fouke Celebrates Arkansas’ Birthday! Sesquicentennial - 150 Years Mr. McFerrin supervised a special program attended by all elementary stu- dents and teachers. They all returned to their classrooms where they had cake, cookies, and other refreshments. Happy Birthday Arkansas! Quilts and Costumes Elementary classes made quilts and maps showing important facts about Ar- kansas. During the elementary's birthday celebration teachers and students dres- sed in pioneer fashion. Miller County Through the ages Frontier Day” was hosted by the Miller County Historical Society at the Miller County Fair grounds in Fouke, on May 3, 1986. Free entertainment, homecooked vittles. arts and crafts, con- tests, and exhibits were en- joyed. Miller County Historical Society hosted Frontier Day ”. Meeting State Standards The Arkansas legislature has set up new standards that schools must meet by the summer of 1987 to keep their accredition. The Fouke School District has completed a six-year plan to meet these new standards. The elementary curriculum meets the standards with the addition of Arkansas history and exercises in foreign language. Seventh and eighth grade courses are all in place. Practical arts and career orientation will be required of all students next year. The high school offers fifty-one units this year. New courses are speech, fine arts, band, general math II, and general science. New courses for next year will be journalism, computer science. Spanish II. and econom- ics. Course content guides are being used or being developed. The objec- tives are being used for evaluation. Discipline policies are being changed to meet the requirements. New policies for textbook selection, extracurricular activities, and homework should take care of these areas. Class size is a problem at the elementary school with kindergarten, fifth, and sixth grades still too large. However, a new wing has been added to the elementary school to help with this problem. There will also be a new cafeteria. Additional positions will be filled in the elementary, including a counselor and a nurse, as well as more teachers. All special education programs comply with standards! both schools have a gifted and talented programs in operation, and Fouke students may participate in a variety of educational activities outside the regular school. Fouke School District has made every effort to comply with the stan- dards by the beginning of the 1987-88 school year. Here is something beyond the ordi- nary - a band at Fouke! This is the first year Fouke has had a band since 1948. This time we not only have a high school band we also have a fifth and sixth grade band too. Even though the bands have come a long way. (thanks to Mr. George Davis), they still have a long way to go. With a lot of hard work and dedication we should have a marching band by the 88-89 school year! We are very sure all the bands will make Fouke very proud of them. 10 Theme Academics Other new courses at Fouke are the fine arts course and the global studies course. The fine arts course, taught by Mrs. Gray, cov- ers such areas as dance, music, and theater. The global studies course, taught by Ms. Heyn, teaches students to take major global issues and re- late them to their community, state, and world. The course also teaches them to connect the inner de- pendence between all peoples of the world. The Arkansas Minimum Performance Test will be given to grades 3. 6. and 8. The Metropolitan Achieve- ment Test will be given to grades 4. 7, and 10. The Comprehensive Test of Basic Skills will be given to grades 7-12. The Otis-Lennon School Abili- ty Test (Intermediate, and Ad- vanced Levels) will be given to grades 7-12. The Test of Cogitive Skills will be given to grades 7-12. The California Achievement Test will be given to grades 7- 12. Th PSAT Test (a preparatory for college entrance exams) will be given to grades 10-1 I. The ACT College Entrance Exam, will be given to grades I I and 12. The SAT College Entrance Exam will be given to grades I I and 12. Testing Testing is an important part of the educational process at Fouke. It enables the students, parents, and faculty to see what areas the students excel in and what areas the students need to improve. Testing also allows the student to discover what fields they may like to pursue. It prepares them for tests they may take for College entrance or job applications. This year the stu- dents must pass a basic skills test in order to advance to a higher grade. IT Theme College or Career? Jeff. Jay and Jim look at college booklets. College or Career? That seems to be the question all of the seniors face at this time every year. Some of the seniors will go to college. They will receive training for the career that will suit them best. The rest of the seniors will choose a career over college. Whatever our seniors decide to do, we the Panther staff, wish them the very best of everything. Most of the seniors get help from Mr. Bon- ham in finding out about a certain college. Mr Mears. Lana, and Carmen review their transcripts to make sure they have all the courses they will need. SFCE-7 Cary Dunn of the Arkansas Army National Guard holds a Career Planning Workshop for all seniors. Theme 13 Summer Activities ... While most people during the summer are out swimming, camping, going on vacation four girls from Fouke had a special interest. They were hard at work preparing for the biggest tournment in the USSSA league. Which is the world tournment. In the Junior Girls (13-15 yrs.) league. Melama Webb and Dana Watson played for the Texarkana Blazers. As a member of the American Softball Asso- ciation (ASA), the Blazers attend and placed in tour naments in Fort Smith 3rd. Little Rock 3rd. Benton 2nd. Ashdown 2nd. and placed 1st in league. Also, as a member of the United States Slow Pitch Softball Association (USSSA). they attended and placed in tournaments in Pine Bluff 1st. in Texarkana they placed 1st in district. 2nd in the state of Arkansas, and in Muncie. Indiana for the World tournament in which they placed 20th out of 96 teams from across the United States. In the Girls Youth Softball (10-12) league. Toni Robertson and Annie Buckley played for the Texar kana Peppers. As a member fo the American Softball Association (ASA) the Peppers Attended and placed in tournaments in Marshall 1st. Flooks 1st. Ashdown 2nd. Atlanta 2nd. Nashville 1st. they placed 7th in the state of Arkansas, and they placed 2nd in the Texar kana district league. Also, as a member of the United States Slow Pitch Softball Association (USSSA). they attended and placed in the World tournament at La fayette. Louisana in which they placed 24th out of 56 teams from across the United States. 14 Theme Manuel and Lori seem to have had fun at Disney World this summer. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION COLORA00 RIVER STORAGE PROJECT FLAMING GORGE DAM CONCRETE .......... RESERVOIR CAPACITY 978 000 CU YOS 3.788 000 AC FT. HEIGHT ABOVE STREAM John Knight and his family had quite an adventurous summer rafting down the Green River in Colorado. 6th Grader Jason Knight went to the Flaming Gorge Dam this summer. ... Beyond the Ordinary!!! Theme 15 1987 Panther is Dedicated To Beyond the Ordinary applies to Francis Jones. She has proved this many times in her roles as teacher, sponsor, mother, citizen, and friend. Mrs. Jones and her husband Al have six children and 17 grandchildren many of which have been Fouke Students. She obtained her bachelor degree from Texas Women's University in Denton. Texas, and her mast- er's degree from East Texas State University at Texarkana. She is certified in Social Studies and Business Education. During the years that Mrs. Jones has taught at Fouke. she has been involved in all phases of school life. She has taught all types of social studies courses. In 1981 she developed the vocational business department into a pro- gram that has won national hon- ors. In the past, she has sponsored cheerleaders, pep club, various classes, and is currently the spon- sor of the Future Business Lead- ers of America club. She has served on various com- mittees throughout the years. She acted as chairman of the commit- tee to develop Fouke School's Six- Year Plan. She has served on the supervisory committee for the Miller County Teachers’ Credit Union acting last year as its chair- man. She was a part of the Arkan- sas Advisory Council on Second- ary Education and was a policy board member of the Southwest Arkansas Teachers’ Center. She is also presently teaching eco- nomics at Texarkana College. In 1974 she was named first place winner in the Ninth Annual Kazanjian Foundation's Economic Education Awards Program. This award was given for excellence in teaching economics. Fler FBLA students and their projects and reports have won many state and national awards. Fler small amount of free time is spent reading, helping friends, working in her yard, and watch- ing her soaps”. Mrs. Francis Jones is beyond the ordinary . The 1987 Panther Yearbook Staff proudly dedicat- ed this yearbook to her. (barmen a f oLertson • f reS. Cjeneva bianne $tlaway - 1 . f- reA. WeLa 4nn Colter pat y JCorene (Cleveland 4. ICuy Crabtree J r. j(.tt muUt. £. avei Jieroy ICrian DJu Jiei _4nn Cjaufden jkrry Cbale Crabtree r. Hard Work and Home Eco OHE Donovan Richards Lana Robinson Dude Watkins Lynette Oliver Sonny Thomason Anette McAdams Dedication Pays Off English Lana Robinson Carmen Robertson Toni Crabtree Brian Fultz Lance Wise tdradfey Jdeatli Jdefms Jesfie WitcU1 M.t. ms WicU e Rente Jatfon Sirica Wafc ana Wathon rdarraine Wau Jin Boys’ State £ Girls’ State Each summer the American Legion sponsors Boys' and Girls' State. These programs are designed to give young men and women an in-depth look at local, state, and federal government. Delegates are chosen for their leadership, citizenship, and scholar- ship. Girls' State was held from June 8 through 13 on the campus of Ouachita Baptist University in Arka- delphia. Boys' State was held June 9 through 14 on the campus of the University of Central Arkansas in Conway. These delegates had the opportunity to listen to many prominent speakers such as Governor Bill Clinton. Mrs. Hillary Clinton. Secretary of State Bill McCuen. and Attorney General Steve Clark. Visiting the campus was also one of the many exciting activi- ties at both Boys' and Girls' State. This one week program prove to be a week of unforgettable experiences. Spending a week with over 1000 boys or girls our own age makes for new friendships. Delegates were also given the opportu- nity to spend the day in workshops of their career choice. In these workshops accountants, lawyers, teachers, and many other career men and women spoke to the delegates about their jobs and answered any questions the delegates had. Jay Oliver. Darren Harris, and Philip McFerrin were chosen as delegates to the 1986 Boys' State. Kelli Eaves. Toni Crabtree, and Carmen Robertson were chosen as delegates to the 1986 Girls' State. Seniors Spend A Day At The Capitol This summer seven seniors had the opportunity to work in the capitol for a day. Each student was assigned to a department of the Secretary of State's office. There they learned the basic fundamentals and operations of the office. Later in the day, they met with State Auditor Julia Hughes Jones who gave them a tour of the capitol. Each of the students enjoyed the opportu- nity to work in the capitol and to see how the Secretary of State's office is operated. Lisa Norris worked in the information office at the capitol. People 25 Beyond The Ordinary....... Most Likely To Succeed Carmen Robertson Jay Oliver I Most Athletic I Jeanette Smith I Jeff Pritchett Cutest Couple Leslie and Bradley Helms Most School Spirited Philip McFerrin Toni Crabtree Biggest Flirts Deanna Westbrook Craig Mitchell Most Dependable Kelli Eaves Brian Fultz J8 Best Personality Missy Humphrey Jack Dickinson Most Handsome and Beautiful Bradley Helms Susan Batte Most Humorous Darren Harris Michelle Laxton Best Physique and Figure Jeff Pritchett LaRinda Walraven Best Dressed Lorri Potts Jim Briggs Most Talented Dude Watkins Toni Crabtree Who's Who 1987 eanna WicU e WeArooL jCance tddward ?{ tSe Rotund 'Womack - Si sponsor Chad 2)ate Wittiam3 'rances Jones • s ponsor With am 'Wayne 'Walk tins f- auta Scott - Sponsor Stephen t)ouyfaS With r ami Wr. anjW . 5U. Migi Su an $atte an J BraJleu Met, People Jl A Look Back Above - Surprise. Surprise. Laverne! Below • Merry Christmas LaRmda! Remember Ms. Cowart's room? Juniors Jr. Class Sponfort are Mrs. Sorrell and Mr. Baker Jr. Class Officer are Clint Brown-Pres.. Jana Plunk-Vice Pre .. Kenneth La- fayette Treasurer. Paul Nall-Secretary. Not Pictured-Bryan Green- Reporter. Mary Kay Alton Chad Baber Clint Brown Tim Browning Mike Burns Dale Carper John Cowart Stephen Cross Jackie Easley Eddie Eaves Darrin Fitzgerald Robin Frost Michelle Fultz Bryan Green Rhonda Green People 33 unions 'A' Jackie Hill Ricky Hinds J. J. Johnson Shannon Johnston Kenneth Lafayette Todd Harness Wendall Henderson Tony Lafayette Russell Lemley Randy McAdams Connie McGee Jeff McGee PH010 Nat AVAIl Am t Anthony Miller Katrina Morris Paul Nall Dennis Owens Jana Plunk Seniors of '88 The Juniors of 1986-1987 thought they could just whiz through the year. They soon found out it was hard work and they had to pull together as a group. For the first time in Fouke High History, the Junior Play was a Dinner Theatre - Musical. No one in the class will ever forget those perfor- mances. They worked hard to raise the money and present the Junior-Senior Prom. It was held at the new Sheraton Hotel in Texarkana. Senior rings were ordered in the fall and proudly worn by the class. They are looking forward to next year when they’ll be seniors. 34 People Compliment, of LEMLEY CONSTRUCTION CO. 6531447 Rt . Box 114 FOUKE. AR Shane Price Shawn Price Tammy Ratley Chris Robinson Vickie Sams Bronson Scoggins Paula Simpson Monica Sipler Billy Smith Chad Smith Kim Smith Jonathan Stanley Clay Warren Josanna Wright Shannon Yates LLI VENDING Compliments Of 773-3111 431 Jefferson-Texarkana Ar 75502 People 35 Kim Easley Georgiaberry Enoch Crystal Fergason Patrick Fisher Kelly Frost Tommy Fultz Tricia Fultz Anita Gildon Jamie May ton Shelly McWilliams Cutter Norris Sharon Oliver Brent Pilgreen Lance Pilgreen Patrick Poelstra Brian Potts People 37 Not pictured- Norman Burns Daniel Carnley Dennis Coker John Watts CLASS FAVORITES - Mitzi Davis. Curtis Baird PRESIDENT Mitzi Davis VICE PRESIDENT Scott Thomas SECRETARY Erica Teer TREASURER - Crystal Harris 38 The ninth grade sponsors are Mr. Jones. Mr . Romack. and Coach Glass. Allen. Rebecca Attaway. John Baird. Chris Barth. Lisa Bethel. Lajuana Bobo. Ray Brown. Dale Brown. Tracy Cambra. Raymond Carson. Kay Coker. Stephen Crabtree. Denise Davis. Amy Dickison. Mike Easley. Crystal Easley. Kristina Easley. Stuart Eaves. Denise Eisenman. Wes Foster. Ronnie Frost. Wesley Fultz. Dana Fultz. Keitha George. Christina The ninth grade class officers are Clint Flumphery President. Brad Weems Vice-President, and Jason Tubbs Secretary- Treasurer The ninth grade class favorites are Rebecca Allen and Jason Tubbs. KEMP BROTHERS BODY SHOP Compliments Of 793 2856 2007 TEXAS BlVD. - TEXARKANA. TX People 39 Kevin Green Jason Griffis Teresa Harris Sissie Hartshorn Dale Harvin Heather Hillman Christi Holden Deidra Hudson Chris Huff Clint Humphery Charlie Humphery Pat Hyman Jamie Jones Jennifer Kemp Sean Kirvin John Knight Marti Lee 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 Kristi Thomas Nancy Thomason Jason Tubbs Tammy Tweedy Tifinie Vanderbilt Jason Wardlow David Watts Angie Webb Melaina Webb Brad Weems Ty Westbrook Mark Worrell 40 People KEMP BROTHERS BODY SHOP Compliments Of 793-2856 2007 Tx. Blvd.- Texarkana. Tx 75503 Cleve Batte Joyce Bennet Jason Bishop Kelly Bradshaw Andrea Browning Jason Brown Jimmy Burns Sharee Cathcart Jeff Coker Renee Coker Jennifer Combs Jeff DeGarmo Robin Dyas Eric Ellis Jeff Ferguson Ernest Foster Brian Franklin Tina Freeman Candy Godwin Leigh Graves 8th Grade Wild Life 8th Grade Class Officers - Pres. Randy Ralph. V. Pres. Jason Bishop. Sec. Jeff Ferguson. Treas. Jennifer Keahey. Class Favorites: Jennifer Keahey. Jason Class Sponsors: Mike Hobson. Alicia Altenbaumer. Bishop. Wanda Fiobson. Dane Green Clay Hardin |Cindy Harris H Harness mie Harvin Mitchell Hill lephen Hinds 'racy Holden lavid Hughes ther Johnson Kim Jones Tammy Jones Wendy Jones ifer Keahey lam Martin sa McAdams y McCuller Eichard Nolte Kelli Oats ynn Peavey 42 People Misty Pilgreen Brandi Pritchett Randy Ralph Nicki Ray Tina Renfro LaWanda Richardson Tresa Robinson David Sande Tyson Saveli Lisa Slaton Todd Spraggins Tina Stout LeeAnn Teer Melissa Thomas Tracy Thrasher Sandy Vanover Leslie Walraven Dana Watson LaSonya Westbrook Christy Pilgreen 8th Grade Academic Life People 43 Todd Adcock Tommy Attaway Timothy Baird DeWayne Bennett Aaron Buckley Annie Buckley Beverly Carnley Shirley Carper Kenneth Cheat wood Cyndi Coker Jamie Crabtree Neal Crabtree Shelley Cross DeAnn Easley Karron Easley Gina Easley Brent Franklin Lynn Friday This year the seventh grade has a lot of school spirited people in it. They love to participate in anything that will increase school spirit. They sign up for pep club, go out for football, and for basketball. They also love the pep rallies, and really cheer the Panthers on. These seniors of ’92 really have Panther Fever. Francis Fultz Shawn Gladden Brian Flatter James Flelms Wade Flobson Kendall Fludson Sandy Huff Greg Hughes Melanie Johnson Joshua Jones Marcie Jones Bobby Jones 44 People Compliments Of ROBERTSON TRUCKING 6530593 Rt. 2. Box 3IA Fouke. Ark. Brian Kelly Lisa Kirvin Matthew Lanier RaeAnn Lafayette Glenn Lee Larajo Little Jennifer Long Sharlet Martin Sharlene McDaniels David Morris Kevin Oliver Jeremy Parker Kneeling: Kim Pilgreen. Secretary. Sandy Huff. Treasurer, Standing: Brian Halter. Reporter, Todd Stanley. Vice-President, Neal Crabtree. President Class Favorites: Sandy Huff. Timothy Baird Kim Pilgreen Robert Polstra Steven Raley Kenny Roberts Toni Robertson Kevin Rowton Randy Rowton Tanay Saveli Yolanda Scoggins Kathy Shellnut Daniel Simmons Barbara Sims Seventh Grade People 45 Tony Simpson Melanie Smilh Todd Stanley Brandon Stovall Rusty Teer Arron Thomason Sponsors are. Dee Cowart. Kathy Gray. Coach McCloud Sixth Rufty Baber Chad Barth Laridael Baxter Kelly Blackmon Sean Bulkley Brian Burns Quinn Burns James Christenson Dana Coker Becky Crabtree Melissa Easley Shane Fondren Ellen Foster Ryan Garner Stephen Gaulden Michelle Gladden Juanita Henderson Bradley Hendrix John Paul Huff Jason Johnston Billie Jones Eugene Jones Jason Knight Jamie Larey Cindy Littleton Jeremy Lott Chris Martin Angela Mauldin Kathy McCullen Jim Bob McFerrin Missy McWilliams Chris Mitchell Pam Mitchell Todd Mitchell Marti Oats 48 People BUHRMAN PHARR Compliments Of 773-3123 212 - 222 Laurel St. Texarkana. Ar Grade Beverly Owens Rae Shannon Ralph Ronnie Ralph Jason Rawlinson Tonya Richardson Carol Rowton Barbara Sams Gregg Scott Larry Scott Heather Spanhanks Angie Springfield Valerie Smith William Smith Scott Thrasher Robert Turner Shawn Waggoner Kenneth Walls Cutter Warren Shawn Watkins Bubba Watson John Weeks James Williams Jeff Williams • Melissa Alton Lori Ardwin Shane Bearden Windy Bevis Justin Bobo Robert Bohn Kelli Brown Ashley Burgess Misty Clark Starr Crabtree Jonathon Dorse Gaylon Foster Dena Gardner Matt Green Shane Griffin Jimmy Guffey Clifford Harvin Beverly Hill Jason Hinds Melissa Hubbard Allison Jones Brandi Jones Kendra Jones Tanay Jones Teresa Jones Adam Keahey Jeremy Knight Stormy Lafayette Ronda Leather wood Tommy Little Johnene Martin Michael Martin Jon Mark McAdams Autumn McDaniel Joey Miller Jarrod Nall Fifth Grade ... • 50 People On The Prowl!! Michael Rowton Bobby Rymer Joseph Rymer Brandon Sams Shelby Sheick Robert Schaeffer Nicki Smith Brock Stanley Misti Stewart Jennifer Thomas Jennifer Tipton Danny Vantreese Calista Voyles Wayne Works Angela Wardlow Brandon Wardlow Daniel Watkins Mary Watkins Fourth Clint Alton Greg Barth Melisha Baxter Micheal Brown Jay Browning Carl Carnley Jason Caswell Drew Chandler Brent Crabtree Noel Crabtree Jimmy Dodge Korrena Easley Nicole Easley Aaron Ellis Alia Enoch Annie Gladden David Graves Cliff Harris Chad Helms Mack Jenkins Grade Cory Johnston Cheyanne Jones Jill Jones Robyn Jones Mike Keith i Casey Kirvin Mark LeBlanc Morgan Lemley Jason Littleton Jessica Long 52 People Mark Carnley Jillana Lott Alisha Mitchell Chad Nolte Rodger Palmer Jeffery Patterson Shalena Patterson Carol Pressnell Ryan Puckett Chad Richardson Chuck Rowe Craig Sande Jennifer Sanders Chad Sims Wayne Smith Kim Spraggins Steven Stanley Tammy Stewert Glenn Stout Bryan Teer Randy Thomason Jimmy Townsend Jennifer Vanderbilt Sherry Vanover Misty Watkins Tiffany Whiseant Salena Williams Denise Williams Chad Williamson Joey Worrell People 53 Third Mike Akins Heath Attaway Wendy Bishop Cody Bohn Buster Brewer Alyson Browning Casey Buckley Eddie Chandler Lacy Coker Jonathan Crabtree Raynee Crabtree Kyle Cross Michelle Davis Lydia DeGarmo Anthony Dorse Amy Easley Cory Easley Jamie Ferguson Jason Ferguson Boyce Freemen Kevin Friday Richard George Sara George Lisa Gholson Sancha Gideon Tonja Gregory Dustin Hall Jessica Harris Courtney Hendrick Tim Jones Amy Killian Karen Lafayette Jennifer Lanier 54 People Grade Lee Larey Terry Leatherwood Rusty Little Lisa Littles Jonie Littleton Dustin Lucas Serena McAdams Chuck Miller Elisha Minchew Angela Petty Will Plemmons Ricky Ratley Challis Richardson Brian Robinson Chris Rogers Shanda Rowton Kristi Rushing Ronnie Scoggins Kelley Sharp Jimmy Smith Natalie Smith Chris Starks Daniel Tef teller Philip Thomas Bronson Townsend Dana Turnage LaDena Voyles Kellie Watkins People 55 Akins. Robert Baber. Ashley Barber. Jimmy Bellinger. Jessica Bledsoe. Krista Bohn. Laramy Bohn. Rebecca Bulkley. Rusty Carter. Jill Caswell. Jamie Childress. Rocky Clark. Jamie Cole. Michele Cooper. Chad Crabtree. Danny Crabtree. Shelley Davis. Avery Dickison. Jami Dodson. Kelley Dodson. Kesha Durham. Teah Eaves. Dustin Eaves. Nicholas Green. Cody Greer. Jason Gregory. Edwin Hamilton. Jason Heigle. Josh Hill. Kelly Hinton. Mitzi Second Grade Who says Second Grade is not fun??? the top and ♦ ♦ ♦ Jones. Heath Jones. PhiMip Keister. Chris Kelley. Samantha Larey. Jeremy Larigne. Michael Lewis. Brady Lott. Jason Matthews. Carmen McDaniel. Zackery Miller. Mike Monroe. Damon Peavy. Gena Peavy. Nicole Plunk. David Power. Lynn Ransdell. Steven Rawlinson. Jacob Reynolds. Shannon Richardson. Sabrina Robertson. Michael Rymer. Larry Sams. Aaron Sams. Michael People 57 ... having fun getting there! Sanders. Bobbie Jo Saveli. Kendell Schaeffer. Rachel Schneider. Joseph Sharp. Stacey Simmions. Brian Smith. Shane Spanhanks. Sedina Tefteller. Kevin Thomas. Shawnna Townsend. Chris Townsend. Shannon Whiseant. Harrel Whittington. Jessica Doesn't second grade look like funl? 58 People Second graders on the movel First Grade Todd Akins John Attaway Priscilla Bethel Jonathan Bishop Angela Bohn Justin Browning Jarrod Burns Nancy Carnley Natasha Coker Jason Cole Jeffrey Coleman Tina Cooper Andrea Davis Crystal Davis Tammy Dowd Christina Easley Jamey Eaves Dawn Farris Phillip Fowler Chris Garner Jennifer Gholson Lori Gladden J.D. Green Micheal Green Jennifer Hale Amanda Hardin Jimmy Hewitt Jessie Hawpton Tonya Hampton Abby Jones Brooke Jones Keith Johnston Kyle Johnston Landon Johnston Jeremy Killian Amy Lafayette Philip Lanier Josh Lindsay Brandon Littles Sheila Metcalf Kara Miller Joshua Minchew People, 59 Aaron Mitchell Jeremy Moody Amanda Nall Tiffany Pott Eugene Rawlinson Sandra Rowton Leshia Rushing Clint Sanders Joe Grady Scheick Diane Shellnut Amanda Kaye Simmons LeNay Slaton Shawn Smith Brad Stanley Jason Starks Jennifer Still Brian Stout Tiffany Studebaker Jeremy Taylor Katrina Taylor Nita Beth Upchurch Jason Walls Dusty Watkins Cody Westbrook Tim Whiseant David Wooten 60 People Kindergarten Diedre Attaway William Bellinger Clifton Blackmon Nicki Bledsoe Melinda Bishop Sarah Bishop Chad Bohn Laura Brewer Sumer Carper Chet Clark Amanda Crabtree Caleb Crabtree Carl Crabtree Joshua Davis Joshua Durham Justin Dyas Bobby Easley Jared Easley Wade Eaves Cody Eaves People, ® Matthew Guldens Christopher Griffin Chris R Griffis amilton Wade Hamilton Sandra Harris ta Heigle Carol Holt ny Huff Hyman Jenkins Jenkins Wesley Rim Pete San Kristie $m Glenn S og mg Sexton Michelle Still Joshua Ti Brandi Ti Joshua David Watkins Kimberly W Brad W Kindergarten Is Moving Up m rnoio m' avaii aw i Amanda Wendy Sarah Jimmy Amanda Jason Nordm B J O’NMI Lacie Peavy Rebecca Peek Courtnev Puckett t Brandi Reeves Trent R Dusty Ri Jeffery Jaycen ________ Jennifer Jones Amy Kei Andy Ki Brian L IMS PeopH 63 1986-87 School Board Gary McAdams - President Lester Philyaw - Vice President Dennis Oliver - Secretary Al Thrasher - Member Deryl Jones - Member Dr. Lynn Nix Superintendent of Schools 64 People Bill Mears High School Principal Alicia Altenbaumer Mark Baker Andrew Bonham Dee Cowart George Davif Nell Gass Wayne Glass Kathy Gray Herschel Green Steve Halter Nelene Harris Sena Heyn Mike Hobson Wanda Hobson Allen Jones Frances Jones Donna Kuykendall Steve Mcloud Patricia Oliver Rebecca Ralph Teachers Dianna Anderson Becky Belle Sharon Brewer Aneta Clark Nolene Crabtree Diane Culver Naomi Ethridge Sheree Haynes Laurie Heigle Elizabeth Jones Pauline Jones Carlene Liles People 67 Office Staff Evelyn Huff - Bookkeeper Mary Sprayberry - Asst Bookkeeper Vivian Barker Supi. Secretary Donna Jones - High School Secretary Carolyn Thomason Elementary Secretary Cafeteria Staff Helen Adams • Supervisor Marilyn Hyman Hattie Jean Jones Nora Owens Martha Potts Joyce Richards 70 People A X Maintenance Staff Paul Attaway Ruben Hardin Adell McKenzie Kathy Miller Bus Drivers Debbie Knight. J. C. Mitchell. Cecil Smith. Sue Watkins. Ardell Pritchett. Jeff Crabtree. Nora Owen . Janet Attaway. Not pictured: Allen Jones. Angela Burt. 71 Teacher’s Aides Parent Teacher Association Pictured above are the 198 87 PTA Off leers. (L to R) Patricia Nall. Treasurer, Marie Norris, Secretary, Mary Fitzgerald, Vice-Presi- dent, and Dean Ransdell. President. The Fouke PTA has been very active this year. Their fundraising monies have gone towards helping the school meet the standards. They have purchased five computers to be used in the upper elementary. Their projects were booths at the Miller County Fair and a Halloween carnival. Organiza tions Organizatioru 73 1986-87 Panther Annual Staff Michelle Laxton Mrs. Sherry Sorrell Michelle Laxton. who if a se- nior. has been with the staff for 3 years and is now editor. Car- men and Michelle designed the senior pages this year. She has taken a lot of the photographs. Connie McGee, who is a junior, has been with the staff for 2 years. She has been Ad Editor for 2 years. A large part of her responsibility was the handling of the ads. Carmen Robertson, who is a se- nior. has been with the staff for 3 years. The senior pages were a large part of her responsibil- ity. She said. The experience has been definitely been an un- forgettable onel John Knight, who is a freshman, has been with the staff for I year. The football pages were a large part of his responsibility. He said. It was hard work but when you got finished you got a lot of satisfaction from it. Carmen Robertson Connie McGee Kim Easley, who is a sopho- more. has been with the staff for I year. She said. Getting pictures in and not losing the negatives isn't always easy. Her favorite saying while work- ing on the annual is Where did that picture go? Kristina Easley, who is a fresh- man. has been with the staff for I year. She said. It's been fun. exciting and a learning experi- Georgiaberry Enoch, who is a sophomore, has been with the staff for I year. The division and miscellaneous pages were a large part of her responsibil- ity. John Knight Angie Webb, who is a freshman, has been with the staff for I year. She said. Being on annual staff has been an experience for me. Kim Easley Kristina Easley Mrs. Sorrell, the annual sponsor, has been the sponsor-advisor for the annual staff for 4 years. She said. There’s a lot more to putting an annual together than meets the eye. The 1986-87 staff hopes you en- joy this year's annual. We have worked hard to fill it with mem- ories for each of you. Georgiaberry Enoch Angie Webb Fouke Bands $c. High Front Row: Neal Crabtree. Toni Robertson. Todd Stanley. Jurena Vanderbilt. Deann Easley. Marti Lee. Shelly Long. Teresa McBay. David Sande. Kevin Oliver. George Davis. Second Row Angie Webb. Lisa Kirvin. Tommy Attaway. Wendy Jones. Jamie Crabtree. Timothy Baird. Todd Adcock. Mathew Lanier. Rusty Teer. Cindy Harris. Third Row Cindy Coker. Regina Easley. Sharlet Martin. Jennifer Combs. Melanie Johnson. Tammy Jones. Sandy Huff. David Watts. Annie Buckley. Top Row: Josh Jones. Jeremy Parker. Kelli Ayer. Steve Raley. Bobby Jones. Alan Thomason. Kim Easley. Jeff DeGarmo. Robert Polstra. Elem Band Front Row Rhonda Leatherwood. Kelly Pilgreen. Joey Miller. James Hardin. Tim Petty. Jennifer Tipton. Shane Grif- fis. Jonathan Dorse. Jon Mark McAdams. Brock Stanley. Second Row: Darryl Litteton. Ryan Garner. Angie Springfield. Kelly Blackman. Greg Scott. Jennifer Thomas. Becky Crabtree. James Williams. Carol Rowton. Shawn Watkins. John Weeks. Third Row: Scott Thrasher. Johnene Martin. Joe Rayburn. Laridal Baxter. Tonya Richardson. Melissa Easley. Heather Spanhanks. Greg Barth. Justin Bobo. Beverly Owens. Jim Bob McFerrin. Top Row: Chris Mitchell. Misty Stewart. Chris Martin. Rusty Baber. Michelle McWilliams. Cutter Warren. Shane Buckley. Brandon Sams. Melissa Hubbard. Kenneth Walls. Orgamzations 75 Projects Student council labored long for our Homecoming dance. It was breathtak- ing! Nat. Honor Society blood drive collected fifty-five pints. 4 Beta members worked on our float. The FBLA - sponsored faculty breakfast was a success. PARTS HOUSE Compliments of 1902 E 9th TEXARKANA AR 774 3639 One of the aspects of organizational activities is doing projects. These projects help the school and community and are for the benefit of the students. Beta club is planning to purchase new sound equipment for the auditorium, and they entered a terrific (it was a good idea anyway) float in the Four States Parade. The eleventh grade will put on this year's prom and banquet. FBLA members put together Thanks- giving baskets, gave a faculty breakfast, a style show, and a secretaries' tea. The Library-Audio Visual club is paying for a copier to be placed in the library for student use. Last, but not least, the National Fionor Society is sponsoring a blood drive in March of 1987. They collected fifty-five pints of blood last year! BETA Club BETA promotes leadership, achievement, and character. BETA is in- volved in helping the school and com- munity. To be a member of BETA a stu- dent must maintain a 3.00 grade point average. Kenneth Lafayette. President Carmen Robertson. Vice President Susan Batte. Reporter Paul Nall. Parliamentarian Gina Sutton. Sponsor. Michelle Laxton. Historian Kelli Eaves. Secretary Lynette Oliver. Treasurer. Old Members First row: Ms. Sutton. Kenneth Lafayette. Carmen Robertson. Kelli Eaves. Lynette Oliver. Susan Batte. Michelle Laxton. Paul Nall. Deanna Westbrook. Second row: Melisa Coker. Paula Simpson. Rebecca Potts. Rodney Watkins. Kim Walraven. Tammy Ratley. Lorri Potts. Kim Smith. Toni Crabtree. Third row: Shannon Yates. Geneva Attaway. Randy McAdams. Lisa Norris. Carey Reynolds. Rhonda Green. Lori Walraven. Fourth row: Jeanette Smith. Steve Williams. Todd Harness. Philip McFerrm. Jay Oliver. Darren Harris, and Jana Plunk. New Members: First row: Stephanie Harris. Mitzi Davis. Mary Kay Alton. Georgiaberry Enoch. Wendy Waggoner. Crystal Harris. Laura Kirvin. Ms. Sutton. Second row. Kim Easley. Julie Harris. Ronnie Watkins. Shelly Rowton. Missy Humphrey. Missy Helms. Jonathon Stanley. Shelly McWilliams. John Cowart. Third row: Erica Teer. Clint Brown. Patrick Fisher. Philip Rathburn. Warren Crabtree. Dennis Coker. Cutter Norris, and LaDonna Thomason. Jr. High Choir First row - Christi Holden. Misty Pilgreen. Christi Pilgreen. Tracy Mitchell. Tina Stout. Robin Dyas. Laiuana Bethel. Teresa Robinson. Second row - Mrs. Gray (sponsor). Heather Johnson. Jennie Combs. Cassandra Vanover. Belinda Richardson. Kim Jones. Angie Webb. Tina Renfro. Renee Coker. Third row • Nicki Ray. Tifinie Vanderbilt. Jeff Degarmo. Bryan Franklin. Ernest Foster. Nancy Thomasson Kay Carson, i Mary Kay Alton Sr. High Choir First row - Paula Simpson. Trisha Fultz. Vicki Sams. Deidra Hudson. Rebecca Potts. Anette McAdams. Second row Mrs. Gray (sponsor). Mary Kay Alton. Jackie Hill. Ramona Larey. Missy Humphery. Katrina Morris. Crystal Ferguson. Third row Jonathan Stanley. Paul Nall. Dale Carper. Clint Brown. Todd Harness. Kenneth Lafayette. Steve Williams. fe Brent Pilgreen Orgamzations 79 Fundraising This year clubs have worked hard to raise money for different reasons. The clubs sold snacks, fruit, donuts, ribbons, and many other things. Although the clubs did raise the money they needed, nobody can say it was easy. 80 Organization PARWIN CHEMICALS Compliment Of 793-8924 3602 Summer Hill Road - Texarkana. Tx The PTA raised money by holding an auction. The Juniors put on their annual play to help raise money for their class. Cheerleaders sold ribbons to raise money. FHA sold donuts this year. Future Business Leaders of America Old Members: Row I: Mrs. Jones. John Cowart. Ren neth Lafayette. Kelli Eaves. Deanna Westbrook. Jana Plunk. Michelle Laxton. Randy McAdams. Row X Toni Crabtree. Lorri Potts. Kim Smith, Lynette Oliver. Kim Walraven. Chris Robinson. Susan Batte. Chad Smith. Rebecca Potts. Row 3: Paul Nall. Patsy Cleveland. La- Rmda Walraven. Carmen Robertson. Lisa Norris. Lori Barker. Lori Walraven. Geneva Attaway. Rhonda Green. Row 4: Shannon Yates. Russell Lemley. Philip McFerrin. Shane Price. Clay Warren. Todd Harness. Shawn Price. Jack Dickinson, and Jeanette Smith. Not pictured: Eddie Eaves. Darrin Fitzgerald, and Katrina Morris. John Cowart. President. Kenneth Lafayette. Vice-President. Kelli Eaves. Secretary. Deanna Westbrook. Treasurer. Mrs. Jones. Sponsor, Michelle Laxton. Historian, Jana Plunk. Reporter, Randy McAdams. Parliamentarian New Members and Officers: Row.I: Mrs. Jones. John Cowart. Kenneth Lafayette. Kelli Eaves. Deanna Westbrook. Jana Plunk. Michelle Laxton. Randy McAdams. Row X Leslie Helms. Laura Kirvin. Paula Simpson. Mitzi Davis. Shelly McWilliams. Missy Helms. Julie Harris. Jonathan Stanley. Crystal Harris. Stephanie Harris. Marcie Rowton. Anita Gildon. Row 3: Cutter Norris. Brandi Gildon. Carey Reynolds. Darren Harris. Missy Humphrey. LaDonna Thoma- son. Clint Brown. Erica Teer. Lana Robinson. Shelly Rowton. Sharon Oliver. Row 4: Clint Baird. Philip Rathburn. Floyd Thomason. Tony Scoggins. Greg Brown. Craig Mitchell. Jason Cross. Warren Crab- tree. Chris Fiobson. Jay Oliver, and Kathie Hymphrey. Not Pictured: Tonya Cathcart. Greg Jones. Beth Smith, and Scott Thomas. Compliments Of AW SALES INC. 3608 16 New Boston Rd. TEXARKANA TX 75501 82 Organizations First row- Lance Wi e. Cutter Norris. Jeanette Smith. Tony Scoggins. Harold Griffin. Shannon Johnston. Bubba Watkins. Dr. Green. Second row- David Watts. Jason Griffis. Demce Crabtree. Belinda Richardson. Wyn McDowell. Nancy Thomason. Sissy Hartshorn. Tiffany Vanderbilt. Cleve Batte. Tracy Brown. Stuart Easley. Top row- Ray Bobo. Ty Westbrook. Patrick Fisher. Scott Keahey. Dennis Coker. Steven Cross. Chris Mitchell. Brad Weems. Randy McAdams 83 Summer Programs Boost Clubs This summer FHS students at- tended workshops and campus which helped them to better themselves as well as provide fun and entertain- ment. The FHS cheerleaders attended camp at Louisiana Tech in Ruston. Louisiana. There the cheerleaders learned many cheers and dance rou- tines and were also in competition with other schools. Mrs. Frances Jones. Tony Wal- den. and John Cowart attended the FBLA National Summer Leadership Conference in Washington. D.C. In this conference, the FBLAers gained knowledge and information that would help them to better their chap- ters. 84 Organizationt As Well As Athletics Many students attended area basketball camps this summer. Some attended camps at Ouachita Baptist University. University of Arkansas, and Louisiana Tech. The Fouke Athlet- ic Department also sponsored a camp which was attended by Fouke stu- dents as well as students from Lew- isville. Foreman, Genoa, and Stamps. G T students applied for summer classes sponsored by AEGIS. These classes were designed to challenge the students in their selected field. The FHS G T had two students select- ed to attend this elite program. They were Georgiaberry Enoch and Russell Lemley. FHA is a service organization that students may join if they are enrolled in home-econom- ics classes. The members de- velop leadership while learning the needs of people in each age group. The understanding and unselfishness of the members, teaches responsibilities and ap- preciation for others within the family structure. jf m Future Homemakers of America From Row: Denise Crabtree President. Tammy Tweedy 1st Vice President. Deidra Hudson 3rd Vice President. Vickie Sams-Secretary. Back Row Laura K irvin 2nd Vice President. Jack le baslev Historian. Jennifer Kemp Reporter. Mrs. Kuykendall Sponsor front Row Sean Kirvin. Teresa McBay. Anelle Me Adam . kris lina tasley. laiuana Bethel. lisa Reynolds. Shely Row ion. Me lania Webb. Crystal tasley. Marne lee. knstie Holden. Jennifer kenning ton. Mrs kuykenda . 2nd Row Casandra Mattson. Mar eie Rowion. Mary kay Alton. Cherly Seward. Deidra Hudson. Jennifer kemp. kay Carson. Denise Crabtree. Laura keyin. kirn Williams. Tracy Mitchei. 3rd Row Sissy Hartshorn. Robin frost. Vickie Sams. Crystal terguson. Paula Mauldin, lisa Barth. Tam my Tweedy. Jackie HiB. Connie McGee. Teresa Harris. Jackie iasley. Back Row Tim Browning. Dude Watkms.Ray Crabtree. Donovan Richards. Jim Briggs. Brian Thomason. Dennis Owens, lee Robertson. Chris Mitchell. Jeff Pritchett. Darrin Harris 86 Organizations Compliments of DUANE FALLS INSURANCE 772-4661 711 East Fourth Texarkana. Ar This year the G.T. group has real- ly flourished. Not only has the group enlarged in size, but also in under- standing. This year they got some hands on experience” in different fields. They had fun learning to invest in the stockmarket even though some lost more than they gained. They also saw museum exhibits and went on a field trip. They continue to develop new interests and knowledge. Compliments Of TEXANA SAVINGS i LOAN 792-8261 4065 Texas Blvd - Texarkana. Tx Field trips have been fun and exciting this year. Fouke students have enjoyed each place they have visited and have learned something during each visit. The trips were an opportunity for the students to expand their world beyond Fouke. They visited fac- tories, businesses, exhibits, con- certs. and met many interesting people. The students feel that the trips were greatl Above: Cling Brown rode in one of the science exhibit at the Science Muse- um. Right: Flying will never be the same if Kelli Eaves and Rebecca Potts become pilots. Bottom Left: FBLA students learned a lot from their trip to Rockwell and St. Michael Hospital. Bottom Right: Fouke students went to the NASA Exhibit in Shreveport. My Club Activities And Memories I was a member of ... Offices I held were ... Project I took part in ... My best club memories are ... My Schedule Library AV Club Bottom Row: Michael Harness. Kendall Hudson. Kristina George. Connie McGee. Jennifer Kennington. Anette McAdams. Jennifer Long Middle Row: Marcie Jones. Rebecca Allen. Kay Carson. Andrea Browning. Kelli Bradshaw. Tammy Ratley. Carey Reynolds Top Row: Mrs. Sorrell. Russell Lemley. Ken- neth Lafayette. Stephen Cross. Jay Oliver. Chad Baber. National Honor Society Second year member : Front row: Geneva Attaway (Trea urer). Kim Walraven. Toni Crabtree (Pre ident). Pat y Cleveland. Back row: Deanna Westbrook. Carey Reynold . Carmen Robertson (Secretary). Kelly Eaves. Not pictured: Brian Fultz. Rebecca Potts. Jeanette Smith. First year member : Front row= Jonathan Stanley. Randy McAdams. Lisa Norris. Paul Nall. Susan Batte. Jay Oliver. Jana Plunk. Back row: Lana Robinson. Kenneth Lafayette. Michelle Laxton. Todd Harness. Phillip McFerrin. Clint Brown. Not pictured: Rhanda Green Compliments Of CATTLEMAN S STEAK HOUSE 774 4481 4018 STATE LINE AVE. TEXARKANA. AR 75507 Organizations OHE Class Front row Josanna Wright. Dude Watkins. Beckie Walter . Sheila Holder. Paula Mauldin. Mr . Kuykendall. Melissa Cutchall. Erica Mattson. Rodney Watkin . Back Row: Wendell Henderson. Ricky Hinds. Lance Wise. Jim Briggs. Brian Thomason. Brad Oats. Donovan Richards. Lee Robertson. Dennis Owens H.E.R.O. Front Row: Dennis Owens. Paula Mauldin. Dude Watkins. Mrs. Kuykendall. Back Row Donovan Richards. Brian Thomason. Jim Briggs. Lee Robertson My List Of Memories Best Friend Girlfriend Clubs Sports Teacher Prom Date Best Kiss College Future Plans Hobbies Clothes Food Snack Color Car Dance Singer Record Fads Actress Actor TV Show Movie Video Game Date Nat Event State Event Local Event Automobile Cost Movie Cost Album Cost Hamburger Cost Cokes Cost Gas Cost Competition Brings Left Kenneth Lafayette receive an award at an FBLA District Conference. Above - Some of the BETA Club members help work on a float to enter in the Four States Fair Parade. Above - The choir members that made All-Region are Paul Nall. Jonathan Stanley. Kenneth Lafayette, and Clint Brown. Right - Scott Keahey entered a cow to be iudged in the Miller County Fair. 94 Orgamzations Above • Some of the Western Day winners sponsored by the Student Council. Right ■ Some of the members of the G T class discuss the day's transactions for the Stockmarket Games. Out The Best Fouke students and organizations have been in a number of events this year. The FFA competes annually in fairs and live- stock shows. The members raise their own livestock and have won many competitions. The BETA Club is also a competitive organization. The members build a float for the Four-States Fair Parade every year. The members also have the opportunity to run for a state office. FBLA competes in district and state competitions. Their annual Business Report won first, plus the Executive Games Team won first in oral presentation. Many of the FBLA members compete in many different events at district and state. They also run for district and state offices. The G T class has kept busy this year by competing in the Arkansas Gazette Stockmarket Game. The class was divided into four teams. Each team was given $100,000 to transact stock daily. Two of the teams ranked in the top 30 out of 430 teams competing in Arkansas. There was also a Jr. High Knowledge Master Quiz Open which was played on a computer. The quiz bowl team ranked ninth in Arkansas. The Sr. High Choir has also done well this year. Four of the members made All-Region, and two made All-State. As you can see this has been a very competitive year for the students. The competitions have allowed them to be able to take pride in their accomplishments and to prove that they're truly beyond the ordinary. Above - Some of the Jr. High quiz bowl team competes on the computer. Below - Here are some fo the winning FBLA Annual Business Reports. fv • ; E digital . r projection E CLOCK m Organizations 95 1986-87 Student Council Representative : Front Row - Jason Bishop and Toni Crabtree. Second Row - laDonna Thomason. Shelly Rowton. Lisa Barth. Richard Nolte. Kelli Eaves. Carmen Robertson, and Susan Batte. Third Row - Rodney Watkins. Jennifer Kemp. Geneva Attaw- ay. Mary Kay Altom. Tammy Ratley. and Marcie Jones. Back Row Sena Heyn (Sponsor). Brandi Gildon. Clint Brown. Julie Harris, and J.J. Johnson. Sena Heyn - Sponsor 1986-87 Student Council Officers: Kelli Eaves - Vice President. Toni Crabtree - Treasurer. Brian Fultz - President, and Carmen Robertson. Secretary. The Student Council serves as the student government of Fouke High School. They represent the student body and work with the administra- tion to make FHS the best it can be. The Student Council is in charge of decorating for football and basketball homecomings, dances. and Sadie Hawkins Day. They also publish the foot- ball program. This year the Student Council made special efforts to promote school spirit. These efforts in- cluded selling buttons, towels and cushions. The most successful effort was the display of fireworks at the football games. Office and Teachers’ Aides Compliment Of TEXARKANA NATIONAL BANK 792 7166 100 WEST BROAD TEXARKANA. AR People 97 Front Row: Toni Crabtree. Rebecca Pott . Georgiaberry Enoch. Kim Walraven. John Cowart. Kim Smith. Jennifer Keahey, Second Row: Aneta Gildon. Sharon Oliver. Brandi Gildon. Pat y Cleveland. Ronnie Watkin . Lynette Oliver. Harold Griffin, Back Row Lori Barker. Shannon Yate . Lisa Norri . Craig Mitchell. Lisa Barth. Lance Wi e. Rhonda Green. A t hie tics Athletic 99 Dale Crabtree Guard Darrin Harris Fullback Bradley Helms Fullback Johnny Mayton Running Back Philip McFerrin Quarterback Jay Oliver Flanker Although om Panthers did not have the greatest season with two wins and seven losses, we did have some Out of the Ordinary plays. We had a spectacu- lar homecoming game shutting out Brad- ley 6 to 0. Along with all the fireworks and fans, the football homecoming spirits were as high as they could get Do not be discouraged Panthers, you did super in our book. 100 Aihletic Jeff Pritchett Flanker Chad Williams Tackle Steve Halter Coach Wayne Glass Coach Mike Hobson Coach Steve McLoud Coach Sr. Panthers e MIONT ROW John Cowart. Pale Crabtree. Philip McTernn. Chat! William . Chris Robinson. Jonathon Stanley SICOND ROW Coach Mclout!. Larry Hind . Scott Keahey. Chn Hob on. Greg Jone . Anthony Miller. Jeff McGee. Chad Smith. Darrin Ham . Jay Oliver. Coach Halter 3RD ROW Scott Thomas. Cum Baird Philip Rathborn. Johnny Mayton. Paul Nall. Randy McAdams. Clmt Brown. Tony Scoggins. Brian Green. Coach Gla BACK ROW Coach Hobson. Darrin Harris. Cutter Norn . Jason Cross. Greg Brown. Todd Harness Clay Warren. Craig Mitchell. Sham- Price. Shawn Price Bradley Helms Not pictured Jeff Pritchett. Bronson Scoggins Compliments Of Athletics IOI MID SOUTH BOTTLING CO 774-3883 45 Globe Ave. - Texarkana. Ar Clint Brown Center John Cowart Flanker Darren Fitzgerald Center Bryan Green Fullback Paul Nall Cornerback Shane Price Running Back Bronson Scoggins 102 Flanker Chad Smith Flanker Jonathon Stanley Flanker Clay Warren Tight End Todd Harness Tackle Randy McAdams Jeff McGee Tackle Anthony Miller Quarterback Chris Robinson Curtis Baird Guard Greg Brown Running Back io3 Tony Scoggins Quarterback Philip Rathburn Fullback More Senior Football! Anthony Miller. Bradley Helms. Shawn Price, and Shane Price — 1986-87 District 7A South All Conference Football team. Honorable Mentions were: Chad Wil- liams. Clay Warren, Philip McFerrin. Jeff Pritchett. Chris Robinson. Dale Crab- tree. Darrin Harris, and Clint Brown. Jason Cross Tackle Scott Thomas Lineman Cutter Norris Greg Jones Chris Hobson Larry Hinds Guard Tackle Tight End Tight End Jr. High Football 4 FRONT ROW: Michael Harness. Cleve Batte. Tyson Saveli. Clay Hardin. Nicky Ray. Junior Martin. Jason Griffis. Tracy Thrasher. Richard Nolte. SECOND ROW Coach Mcloud. Wess Eisman. Jeff Ferguson. David Martin. Charlie Humphrey. Mark Worrel. Wyn McDowell. Tracy Brown. Jamie Jones. Earnest Foster. Coach Halter. BACK ROW: Coach Hobson. Raymond Cambra. Chris Baird. Jason Schrupp. Ty Westbrook. Ronnie Foster. Ray Bobo. Stuart Easley. Chuck Puckett, Dane Green. Coach Glass. Athletics 105 Jr. High Football The Jr. High Panthers The Jr. High Panthers put forth a great ef- fort all season and really tried really hard. That’s what makes some teams out of the ordi- nary. With two wins and seven losses the Pan- thers came forth with an over all effort. Keep your spirits up guys. 106 Athletics Compliments Of PARWIN CHEMICALS 793-89243602 Summerhill Texarkana. Tx 75503 OFFENHAUSER INS CO. Compliments Of Athletics 107 793-5511 518 Pine St. Texarkana. Tx 75503 7th Grade Football FRONT ROW: Aaron Buckley. Brian Halter. Brandon Stovall. Todd Stanley. Kenny Roberts. 2ND ROW: Coach Mcloud. Shawn Gladden. Kevin Rowton. Ethan Westbrook. Matthew Lanear. Randy Rowton. Coach Halter. BACK ROW: Kenneth Hill. David Morris. Tony Simpson. Bobby Jones. Jeremy Parker. Josh Jones. 108 Athletics Athleticf 109 7th Grade Football Sr High Cheerleaders Alicia Altenbaumer Sponsor 110 Athletics Compliments Of W. F. COCKERELL INSURANCE COMPANY 793-7502 916 TEXAS BLVD. - TEXARKANA. TX Toni Cratree - Captain 12th Mitzi Davi • K h Missy Helms 10th Jackie Easley - Nth Brandi Gtldon - K)th Kathie Humphrey • K)th Athletics III Shelly Rowton - K)th Deanna Westbrook - Co captain 12th Jr. High Cheerleaders Alicia Altenbaumer Sponsor Cindy Harris Mascot Tammy Tweedy 9th Juanita Schrupp 9th 113 114 Athletics STATE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Compliments Of 773 4541 STATE LINE PLAZA TEXARKANA. AR Sr. WaiJ ■ la nja UUr Sr. WaiJ - jC.sti. M.tms Snort ■ Jbarrin J4arris SopL. WaiJ ■ SLrlty Rovton Snort • CLaJ 'Williams Sr. WaiJ ■ lisa Vorris Snort ■ CU Williams Jr. WaiJ - J(im Smith SopL. WaiJ ■ jCaura JCirvin Snort • Bra Jley - Helms Sr. WaiJ - Doni CraLt. Snort - Jeff PritcL.lt Jr. WaiJ - Jana PlunL Snort ■ 2 at. CraLtr.. H M . fl 111 IS Sr. WaiJ - Susan Ball. Snort ■ Philip lYlcSJ.rrin Athletic 115 Sr. Boys’ Basketball First row Bruce Simms. Clint Baird. Jeff Pritchett. Philip McFerrin. Chad Baber. Phillip Rathburn. Second row - Eddie Foster. Chris Hobson. Gregg Brown. Clay Warren. Tony Scoggins. Warren Crabtree, and Coach McCloud Compliment Of COLLEGE HILL DRUGS 772-6969 Cl COLLEGE HILL CENTER - TEXARKANA. AR. Athletics 117 Sr. High Basketball Action 118 Bottom row: Mitzi Davif. Jackie Easley. Erica Teer. Denise Eaves. Jana Plunk. Missy Helms. Crystal Harris. Top row: Geneva Attaway. LaRinda Walraven. Lori Barker. Lei Ann Gauldin. Lisa Norris. Deanna Westbrook. Jeanette Smith. Lori Walraven. Susan Batte. Shannon Yates. Coach Hobson Compliments of GAITHER S APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE 773-3721 3603 JEFFERSON AVENUE TEXARKANA. AR. 75502 Athletics 121 Junior High Boys’ Basketball Front Row: Lynn Peavy. Tracy Holden. Cleve Batte. Micheal Harness. Jason Bishop. Coach McCloudt Back Row: Jeff Spraggins. Jeff Coker. Chuck Puckett. Dale Hardin. Raymond Cambra. Ray Bobo. Wes Eisman. Richard Nolte. Stuart Easley. Randy Ralph DOUBLE R RANCH 02 Athletics Compliments Of 6530431 RT. I. BOX 148 FOUKE. AR 71837 Junior High Girls’ Basketball Front row: Shelly Cross. Toni Robertson. Crystal Easley. Heather Hillman. Teresa McAdams. Lisa Reynolds. Tina Freeman. Dana Watson. Melanie Smith. Back row: Leigh Graves. Leslie Walraven. Kristi Thomas. Coach Mike Hobson. Tammy Tweedy. Nancy Thomason. Lee Ann Teer. Juanita Schrupp. Rae Ann Lafayette. Athletics 135 th Grade Boys' Basketball Front Row: Shawn Gladden. Kevin Oliver. Brian Halter. Kevin Rowton. Aaron Bulkley. Todd Stanley. Back Row: Timothy Baird. Matthew lanair. Stacy Ward. Bobby Jones. Coach Glass. Wade Hobson. Alan Thomason. Jamie Crabtree 06 Seventh Grade Girls’ Basketball Front Row: Shelly Cross. Yolanda Scoggins. Jerena Vanderbilt. Christy Pilgreen. Annie Buckly. Rea Ann Lafayette. Deann Eafley. transis Fultz. Toni Robertson. Melanie Smith. Back Row Keitha Fultz and Coach Mike Fiobson. Basketball Homecoming 128 Athletics Sr. Maid - Lori Barker Sr. Escort - Rodney Watkins 41 Sr. Maid - Lisa Norris Soph. Escort - Gregg Brown Sr. Maid - Jeanette Smith Jr. Escort - Chad Baber Sr. Maid - Lori Walraven Soph. Escort - Warren Crabtree Queen - Larinda Walraven Sr. Escort - Jeff Pritchett Jr. Maid - Jana Plunk Soph. Escort - Tony Scoggins Jr. Maid - Shannon Yates Jr. Escort - Clay Warren Soph. Maid - Mitzi Davis Soph. Escort - Clint Baird Soph. Maid - Julie Harris Sr. Escort - Phillip McFerrin EAST FUNERAL HOME 793 8141 Compliments Of IX) East Sixth. Texarkana. Tx 75504 Athletics 139 Panthers Have I 30 Athletic Clay Warren Honorable Mention All-District '86 Panther are ft I after winning the Bi-Dis- trict Tournament. Best Season Ever Philip McFerrin All-District '86 All-Regional '86 Jeff Pritchett All-District '86 All-Regional '86 Shawn Price All-District '86 All-Regional '86 Chris Robinson Honorable Mention AU-District '86 1986 Panthers: Kneeling Harold Griffin (manager). Chris Hobson. John Cowart. Chris Robinson. Chad Smith. Randy McAdams. Darrin Fitzgerald. Phillip Rathburn. Curtis Baird, and John Lovett. Standing - Coach Grady. Jeff Pritchett. Jay Oliver. Dale Crabtree. Kevin Thomas. Shane Price. Kevin Huff. Clay Warren. Shawn Price. Jimmy Cowart. Philip McFerrin. Darren Harris. Jana Plunk (scorekeeper), and Coach Glass. It would be safe to say that the Panthers of '86 were Beyond the Or- dinary! When the season started in March, not many expected this team of mostly underclassmen to make it to the state tournament in May. When May 19th rolled around, where were the Panthers? Nowhere else but UCA field in Conway. En route to the state tourna- ment. the Panthers won the Bi-Dis- trict Championship. The Bi-District tournament was played at Taylor, and there the Panthers defeated Taylor 7-6, and Bradley 12-4. The District Tournament was played at Junction City. In the opening game of the tour- nament. the Panthers faced a tough opponent, Smackover. and came home with a 7-6 victory. After de- feating Smackover. the Panthers faced the host team. Junction City, in the finals. They finished Runner-Up to Junction City in a tough battle that resulted in a 4-3 loss. Placing 2nd in the District Tournament made the Panthers eligible to play in the South- ern Regional Tournament which would also be played at Junction City. In the first game of the Regional Tour- nament. the Panthers faced Horatio, who they defeated 6-3. The next team to fall at the feet of the Panthers would be Woodlawn. who the Pan- thers defeated 8-5. This meant that once again the Panthers would face Junction City in the finals. The Pan- thers came up short, losing 9-7, to state-ranked Junction City, and fin- ishing Runner-Up in the Southern Re- gional. The top two teams from each region participated in the State Tour- nament in Conway. The Panthers would face the winner of the North- west Regional. Lavaca, in their first game of the State Tournament. Al- though the Panthers lost 4-2 to La- vaca. they along with their fans were proud of their unforgettable accom- plishments in 1986. The Panthers finished the regu- lar season with a 13-6 record. Each player contributed greatly to the suc- cess of the Panthers. Jeff Pritchett led the team in batting with a .451 aver- age. Shane Price led the team in home runs with 5. and also led the team in RBI’s with 24. Shawn Price was the winningest pitcher with a 10-6 record. For the first time the Panthers had 5 players chosen for All-District and the same 5 were chosen for All- Regional. Two players received Hon- orable Mention All-District. Special Edition Special Edition 133 Deanna Westbrook Keep God as your guide. We are very proud of you. Wishing you tots of love for the future. Love. Dennis. Deborah. Wayne. 6 Shane Smith Keep the moments as best you can Remember the faces, the fun. the tears Keep a warm ember alive in your heart To fan alive in the future years care now. for your caring will remain for eternity Have faith in God. his heart has planned your way. Love. Debbie. Ronnie. Michelle. Crystal, i Brittany Your life is like a light. It has shown through all the obstacles that have been thrown in your way in the last few years. We are glad that you have made your own decisions and have chosen honesty, high moral standards, and a love of life. You have shown yourself to be an exceptional person. We are proud to call you our daughter. Love. Mom. Dad. LaSonya. S Cody Deanna. If we had a daughter, we would want her to be just like you. Love. James. Debbie. Jimmie. 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RA Y CRABTREE FFA 9-11, FHA 9. 10. £ 12, FBLA 10, Football 9-11. TO SII CRABTREE Cheerleader 9-12. Capt. 9£ 12, Enrichment Group 9-12 Student Council 9. II. £ 12. Trea surer 12, Spanish Club 9 £ HO FHA 9, FBLA KM2, BE TA 10-12, G TII £ 12, NHSII £ 12, Of f ice 9-12, Class Vice-Pres. 9, Class Treasur er 10-12, Most Dependable 9, Biology Award 10, FBLA Public Speaking 2nd Place - District. 3rd place - State, World History A ward II, English A ward II 12, Girls' State II, Social Studies A ward 12. ME USA CUTCHALL FHA 9 6 10, BE TA 1012, FBLA K £ II, Library Club II, Elem. Office Aid 10. JACK DICKINSON Football 10, Spanish Club II, fBLA 12. KELLI EAVES FHA 9. 1st Vice-Pres., Enrichment Group 7-12, Spanish Club 9, Library Club 9, Pep Club 9. Line Capt., Student Council 1012. Vice Pres. II £ 12, FBLA 1012. Secretary 12, BE TA 1012. Secretary II £ 12, Office 10 £ II, G T II £ 12, NHS II £ 12, Girls' State II, Jr. Play, Typing Award 10 Geometry Award IO Service Award II, Nominated for State BE TA Secretary II, Most Dependable, GENEVA A TTA WA Y Enrichment Group 7-12, FHA 9, Pep Club 9. Head Capt, Drill Team HO FBLA 1012, BE TA 1012, Basketball Mngr II $ 12, NHS II S 12, Student Council 10 6 12, Jr. Play, Sr. Class Vice-Pres. LORI BARKER FHA 9. Treasurer, FBLA 1012, Office 1012, L ibrary 9-11, Basketball 9£ 12, Office A ward 9-11. SUSAN BA TTE FHA 9, FBLA 1012, Basketball9-12, Most As sist HO Student Council II £ 12. Treasurer II, BE TA 1012. Reporter II $ 12, Class Presi- dent 10 Class favorite II 6 12, Football Homecoming Maid 1012. Queen 12, Basket ball Flomecoming Maid 10 Miss FHA, Most Beautiful. JIM BRIGGS FHA HERO II £ 12, Best Dressed GLEN BROWN FFA 9. PATSY CLEVELAND FHA 9, FBLA 1012, BE TA 1012, NHS II £ 12, Enrichment Group 1012, Basketball 9 £ 10 Asst. Secretary 12, Basketball Homecom- ing Maid 10 English A ward 10 Chemistry Award II, American History Award II, Ser vice Award II. 140 Special Edition Who's Who Among American High School Students, Society of Distinguished Amen can High School Students. LEI ANN GAULDEN Basketball II £ 12. High Point II, Track II £ 12. DARREN HARRIS BETA 10121 FBLA 12, Enrichment Group 9 12, Football 912, Baseball II £ 12, FHA, FFA 9, Most Humorous. BRADLEY HELMS Football 9-12. All-Conference II, Basketball 9£ 10 Class Favorite 9, Track 9, FFA 9, FHA 9, Class Vice-Pres. 9. LESLIE HELMS FHA 9 £ II, Pep Club 9, Drill Team 10 FBL A 12, Spanish Club 9 £ HO Class Favorite 9, Football Homecoming Maid 1012, Art Award 9, Office Award 10. SHEILA HOLDER FHA 9-12, FBLA HO Enrichment Group, Drill Team HO OHE 12. Md I i I I I I I I I I I I I i I 1 i I I I l i I I I I I I 1 I 1 I I I I I 1 I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 i I i I 1 I Special Edition 141 The Church That Preaches What The Bible Teaches Apostolic Life Tabernacle Hwy 71 N Fouke One Lord One Faith One Baptism C. Sanderson Sr., Pastor Phone 653-3677 Texarkana Tom and Stan’s Automotive Supply 302 Ash Street 774-2508 Arkansas CATHY KENNEDY Agent |Ut| tain iNtUl N(I U05 Arkansas Boulevard Suite 101 Texarkana. Arkansas 75502 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Off.= (501) 772-2iSS HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS Like a Good Neighbor. State Farm is There 7uUCt Kid Let Us Help You With Your Real Estate Needs 792-3074 We Make Buying and Selling Twice As Nice REALTORS Bucks and Ducks Sporting Goods Rt. I, Box 623B Hwy 71 South Texarkana, AR 773-4725 Jerry Askins (501) 774-5840 Askins Motor Co. (214) 792-0211 OR 792-0411 1102 TEXAS BLVD. TEXARKANA.TEXAS Senior 2£)irector y MELISSA HUMPHREY Spanish Club lit FHA lh FBLA lh BETA lh SADD lh Best Personality. MICHELLE LAXTON FFIA 9i Pep Club 9i Spanish Club 9-11. Histo- rian lh BETA 10-11, Historian II i lh FBLA Ili II. Historian lh Library Club 9i Enrich- ment Group 7-11, SADD II, Powder Puff Football II, Yearbook Staff 10-11. Editor II, Yearbook Photographer Award II, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents II, Most Humorous. ERICA MA TTSON FHA 9, HERO II, Spanish Club 9, Pep Club 9, L ibrary Club II, FHA Outstanding Mem ber Award 10. PAULA MAULDIN BETA 10 Library Club 10 i II, OHE HERO IIi Consumer Math Award, Library Award II, Career Orientation Award. ANETTE MCADAMS FHA II, Library Club 9-11, Pop Choir 9-11, Library Club Vice-Pres. 9, Music Award9. PHILIP MCE ERR IN FFA 9-11. Reporter II, Enrichment Group 7- II, FBLA 10-11, BETA10-11, Football9 II, Bas- ketball 9-11. MVP - Defense II, Fire Marshall 9-11. Chief II, Baseball 9-11. Golden Glove 10. All-District i All-Regional II, Service A ward II, Math A ward II, Most School Spir- ited. CRAIG MITCHELL FBLA II, FHA II. Vice-Pres., FFA 9i 10. Ad- visor 10 Football II, Track 10. LISA NORRIS BETA 10-11, FBLA 10-11, Drill Team 10 Jr. High Cheerleader 9, Basketball 9-11, En- richment Group 7-11, FHA 9. BRAD OA TS FFA 9. Secretary, Football 9 i IO Baseball 9 i !0 OHE II, Member A ward FFA 9. JA Y OLIVER BETA II, FBLA II, Baseball II i II, Football II, Boys' State II, Most Likely To Succeed. L YNETTE OLIVER FHA 9. Ind Vice-President, Basketball Manager 9, Spanish Club 9, FBLA 10-11, BE TA 10-11. Treasurer II, Science A ward II. LORRI POTTS Enrichment Group 9-11, FHA 9 i 10. Trea- surer IO L ibrary Club 10. Treasurer, Offi- cer 10 FBLA IOI1, BE TA 10-11, Yearbook II, Spanish Club II, Teacher's Asst. II, FHA Award IO English Award II, Best Dressed. Who’s Who Among American High School Students. REBECCA POTTS FHA 9, Choir 9-11, Enrichment Group 9-11, lO Special Edition BETA 1012 FBLA 1012, Spanish Club 10 6 II. Activity Chairman K) 6 lh G T II, NHS II 6 12 Office Asst. 1012, Serice Award 9-11, Bi- ology Award K English Award 10 6 II. JEFF PRITCHETT BETA 106 II, EE A 9-12 Reporter II, EHA 12 Class Vice-Pres., Basketball KM. Most Im- proved II, Football 10-12, Baseball 10-12. All- District 6 All-Regional II. Golden Glove II. Highest Batting Avg. II, Class favorite 116 12, Best Physique, Most Athletic. CAREY REYNOLDS NHS II 6 12 BETA II 6 12 FBLA 12, Enrich- ment Group 9. II. 12, Spanish Club II, FHA 9, Library Club 9. DONOVAN RICHARDS FFA, FHA, Basketball, Football, Enrichment Group. CARMEN ROBERTSON Spanish Club 9-11. President K2. Secretary II, BETA 1012. Vice Pres. 12, FBLA 1012, Yearbook 1012. Treasurer IO Student Council II6 12. Secretary 12, NHS II6 12, En- richment Group 7-12, FHA 9. President, Basketball 9, Class President II6 12, Home Ec. Award 9, Spanish I 6 II Awards, 2nd place Business Math (FBLA), Girls' State II, English Award 12, Business Award 12, Most Likely To Succeed, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Society of Distinguished American High School Students. LEE ROBERTSON Senior £)irectoru leader 9, FHA 9, Drill Team 10. Co-Captain, Assist Award (Basketball) 10. BECKIE WAL TERS FHA 1012, Pop Choir II, Pep Club 8 6 9. DUDE WA TKINS FFA 9 6 II, FHA II6 12, HERO H 6 12, Child Care A ward 10, Most Talented. RODNEY WATKINS Basketball 9-12, Football 9 6 10, Baseball 12, Student Council 9-12 BETA 1012, FBLA K2 6 II, FFA 9-12. Pres. II. Reporter 10. Vice- Pres. 9. Agri II Award 9, Animal Science Award K , Building Trades Award II. DEANNA WESTBROOK BETA 1012, FBLA 1012, Treasurer 12, Stu- dent Council 10 Basketball 9-12. Capt. II, Enrichment Group 9-12 FHA 9, NHS II6 12 Class Secretary 9. CHAD WILLIAMS Track 9 6 II, Football 12. STEVE WILLIAMS Football 10 6 II, BETA II 6 12 NHS II 6 12 Choir 9-12, Enrichment Group 9-12, Algebra IA ward 9, Algebra IIA ward II, Chemistry A ward II. LANCE WISE Football 9 6 10 FHA 9 6 II, FFA 9-12 Sentmal II. President 12. FFA 9, FBLA IO OHE II 6 12 Historian 12 LANA ROBINSON FHA 12, BETA 12, FBLA 12 Pastor's Award 9, Principal's Award 10 Highest Academic Award !0 English Award 12. JEANETTE SMITH Basketball 9-12, Enrichment Group 9-12, Track 9-12 BETA 1012 FBLA 1012 FHA 9, NHS II6 12 Class Secretary II6 12, Football Homecoming Maid IO Basketball Home coming Maid II, FFA Sweetheart 12, Most Athletic. BRIAN THOMASON FFA 9. to. 6 II, FHA 12, Football Manager 9, FFA Beef Production Award II. KIM WALRAVEN Pep Club 9. Captain, FHA 9, Spanish Club 9, Drill Team 10. Treasurer, Yearbook IO Cheerleader II, Library Club II, G T II6 12, NHS II6 12 BE TA 1012 FBLA 1012, Enrich ment Group 1012, Office 12i Teacher's Asst. 12, HOBY Outstanding Sophomore, Service Award II, Civics Award 9. LARINDA WALRAVEN FBLA 1012, Basketball 9-12 All District II. Most Hustle II, FHA 10 Cheerleader 9, Drill Team 10 6 II, Office 1012, Cutest Figure. LORI WALRAVEN BETA 1012, FBLA 1012 Basketball 9-12 MVP 9, High Point 10. All-District II, Cheer Special Edition 143 SUMMERHILL CLINIC 4070 Summerhill Road Texarkana, TX Dr. M. Leon Purifoy - 794-2151 Dr. Terry R. Davis 794-3831 Dr. Joe McGough - 794-2228 E F I Enoch Chimneys Service Rt. 2. Box 234 Fouke. AR 653-2512 FOUKE TOOL DIE 653-4585 For All Machining And Welding Needs Norman Mitchell Rt. I. Box I67A Fouke, AR 617 E. 6th STREET PHONE (501) 773-5506 SOUTHWEST TITLE COMPANY TITLE COMPANY — ABSTRACTS — ESCROW AGENT L. D. ESTES. JR. i i ip i 1 P.O. BOX 2590 TEXARKANA. ARK. 75501 l l d [!5 Lorri, We are so proud of you. You are a beautiful and special gift from God. You make us laugh and bring us joy. You make our job as parents easy. We thank you for being a good and loving daughter and for your example as a Christian. 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AR 75502 772-208 50 773-6410 A-AEIectric Company, Inc. 814 EAST SIXTH STREET 501-773-3105 W. H. SUTTON President TEXARKANA. ARK. 75502 T TYLER MOTOR CO. 420 W. 7th Street Texarkana. Texas 7550 Quality is Our Specialty BRAZES TYLER Owner Phone 794-0060 f if t federal SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Third Olive Streets Texarkana. AR 75502 RODNEY WILMA CUTCHALL CUTCHALL'SAUTO SALES 1331 DUDLEY AVE. (| PH. (501) 773-6961 TEXARKANA. AR 75503 We Buy Late Model Cars Trucks 148 Special Edition Toni Toni, It seems like only yester- day your Dad and I were looking through the glass at the hospital nursery. We don't know where the years have gone; they seem to have melted like snow in the sun. You are now a young lady about to go into the world and make a place for yourself. Just like yesterday your Dad and I wonder what tomorrow will hold for you. Although you have not al- ways agreed with the rules we have given you and we haven’t always seen eye to eye. we only make rules be- cause we love you so very much. Since the day you were that tiny little baby in the nursery until today when you are a beautiful young lady, we have only wanted the very best for you. We pray that you will continue to walk with the Sr. Lord and let him guide you in the way that he wants you to go. You have always been his and only a loan to us. Although you may not realize it, we are very thankful to have you. Keep your eyes on Him and there’s nothing you can’t be or do. Remember, no matter what tomorrow brings we will always love you. Love, Mom, Dad, Starr Special Edition 149 Congratulations Kelli! We are proud of you and we wish you the best in life. We know you have grown up and it’s about time for you to depart and go your way. Just stay the same sweet girl you have always been, set your goals high, and make something out of your life. We love you. Mom, Dad, Paul Sue 715 Olive Street Texarkana, Texas 75501 (214) 794-8028 SERVING BUSINESS - EDUCATION - HOME TYPEWRITERS - COMPUTERS - LINE PRINTERS - CALCULATORS BROTHER - TEC BONDWELL BROTHER IBICO Enoch's Berry Farm Strawberries In May Blackberries In June Blueberries In July (501)653-2506 Fouke. AR 71837 A B and Alice Enoch Congratulations Donovan, You are very special to us. Our prayers are with you. Love, Mom, Dad, Kathy, Jeff, Janet, Kristy tdoors. No matter where you roam. Or how you ride. ___ Honda's got an ATC® that's great ATC 250R for you. Everything from big, brawny open class machines. Down to smaller wheels for younger riders. We’ve got exhilarating sport models. And hard-working haulers. Two-strokes. Four- strokes. A selection that's unequalled in the industry. So when you’re looking for a three- wheeler. look to Honda. We’ll put the great outdoors within your reach. HONDA FOLLOW THE LEADER m. Special Edilion ISI 773-3819 710 College Hill Shop. 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