Fountain Lake High School - Cobra Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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Friendly Smile and Helping Hand At some point in their high school career, every student finds himself in a class being taught by Mike Brown. Mr. Brown has been a member of the Fountain Lake faculty for six years, teaching Algebra I and II, geometry, and trigonometry. His patience explaining a difficult problem and his friendly smile and sense of humor make him a favorite among students and faculty members. In addition to his teaching duties, Mr. Brown helped sponsor the junior class, working with them on projects leading to the Junior-Senior Prom. Mr. Brown, who graduated from Ouachita Baptist University, and his wife, Gail, have one son, Marcus. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and loading ammunition for his gun collection. Mr. Mike Brown KIM HUCHINGSON DOESN’T seem too Interested in reviewing English homework with Mrs. Hise. READY TO MARCH. Joie Nickels is ready to march on the football field Oon 3

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Student Life The life of a student begins to get more and more hectic as we enter high school. From the time we are freshmen we begin selling projects for the prom and the senior trip. Most of our days are filled with homework, our afternoons filled with basketball, football, tennis and volleyball practice, and our nights are filled by junior-senior play practices or pageant rehearsals. The little time we do have left was meant for sleep, but for those of us who like to date, have little choice, but to skip sleeping. While attending high school our whole life is evolved around it, cleaning it, beautifing with plants and making a reputation for it, good or bad! JILL MURDERS AND TINA Richardson enjoy a break in choir, (opposite page) JOE MORRISON AND CHARLOTTE McWilliams find better things to do In study hall than study, (above) EDDIE CONRAD AND TOBY Fowlks plant trees on the side of the football field, (right)