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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1985 volume:

The Annual Staff Proudly Presents Steppin’ Out ’85 Fountain Lake School Rt. 7 Box 220 Hot Springs, Ar. 71901 Volume 46 Walking Proudly Singing Loudly!! ALMA MATER Fountain Lake High to you now we sing, of happy days we spend, We will keep ever our hearts in tune, as we face life soon. Our Alma Mater, Dear Fountain Lake, school that we love the best, We pledge our love for where 'ere we go, we'll let our light shine so. Heads held high, breathe a sigh, for all our friendships true. Life’s ahead, joy we’ll spread, ’cause we love Fountain Lake High. (Top Left) “Anyone for cat chow?” (Top Right) Would you buy a used car from these people? (Center Left) “You be the boy and I’ll be the girl! (Lower Right) Some folks have more hot air than others. (Lower Left) Kevin Bell and Larry Helton contemplate why Kevin Applegate would go to Jessjeville. In Memory Of . . . v David Ray Bostian April 23, 1969 February 14, 1985 excerpts from a poem by Wayn Ledbetter It hurts. The pain, far worse than any physical pain you could imagine. the pain of The death of a friend. God. It felt like the most important part of me (whatever that is), left me when When I saw the casket. (I hope that part of me went with him.) The crying started I wasn’t embarrased. though. I was crying Crying for my friend. Walter Lee Fowlks September 8, 1940 November 26, 1984 Walter Lee Fowlks of Owensville was a bus driver at Fountain Lake. He was a well-liked man and easy to get along with. He loved to kid around with people. He will be remembered for always being at football games and as a part of Fountain Lake. All that is gold does not glitter. Not all those who wander are lost; The old that is strong does not wither. Deep roots are not reached by the frost. From the ashes a fire shall be woken. A light from the shadows shall spring; Renewed shall be blade that was broken. The crownless again shall be king (Top Left) BUT NOBODY’S WATCHING THE GAME!’ Cobra Fans enjoy each other’s company. (Top Right) WAS RANDY’S CONVERSATION WITH VICKI THAT BORING STAN?” (Above Left) JUST ONE LOOK That’s all it takes! Beth Needham poses for the camera. (Middle) “WHAT DO YOU MEAN. YOU WANT TO CHECK OUT?” This is Mrs Short’s favorite question. (Above Right) YES I’M MAD. NOW GET THE CAMERA OUT OF MY FACE! Looks like Kim Huchingson has had a bad day! (Left) THINGS GO BETTER WITH LOVE Alicia Knowlen and Larry Helton agree (Below) “MY HUSBAND THE COACH! by Elaine Warrington. English Teacher 5 SANTA’S CUTEST ELF- Trina Roller WHAT DO YOU WANT?” Mr. Caldwell in his normal state. “I’VE HAD A HARD DAY”-Missy Blake stops for CUTEST COUPLE-Bruce Westerman and Sara Lee share a quiet moment. “WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT?” Pam Watson and Angela Michau stare down the photographer. SLEEPING BEAUTY- Stan Veazy doing what he does best. 6 LARRY, MOE, CURLY! Steve McEarl, Mark Stiles, and Todd Sanders strike a pose. HOWDY! Tim Childress is just a country boy at heart. bust CATCHING FLIES AGAIN GIRLS? Mel Masino Tracy Nelson clown for the camera HAVING MORE FUN THAN HUMANS SHOULD! Clayton Rynders and Ronny Nobles show just how exciting English can be. STEVE WATSON shows what a weekend with the CHARMERS will do to you. BORN TO BOOGIE. Laurie Landreth and Shelly Johnson show us how its done. 7 Mr. And Miss FLHS Melanie Masino James Taylor Steppin’ Into Who’s Who 1985 Downtown Hot Springs has never seen such a collection of beautiful girls and handsome guys! Having pictures made, enjoying the scenery, and swimming in the fountain were among the activities enjoyed. Living in Hot Springs for a long time prepares you for many things, including playing tour guide, in which a number of the students took part. From Cutest to Best Dressed, Hot Springs could really tell WHO’S WHO! THE MR. AND MISS FLHS CANDIDATES WERE: JUNIORS: Earnest Taylor and Sandra Mercer. SOPHOMORES: Felicia Helms and Brett Graves. Biggest Flirt SENIORS LISA TUCKER plays hard to get with David Vaughn, (top left) JUNIORS RHONDA FORD and Ricky Beckwith pause during their afternoon flirtations to smile at the camera, (above) SOPHOMORES ANGELA MICHAU and Jimmy Wyatt give their upper-classmen a lesson in flirting, (bottom left) SENIOR WITTIEST Dee Ann Hendrix and Ron Brazell will do anything for a laugh, (top right) LOOK OUT TREE! Junior Wittiest Kim Huchingson an Charles Moline always have a cutdown.” (above) SOPHOMORE WITTIEST Tracie Fields and Timm Childress contemplate entering the men’s comfort sti tion. (right) SENIOR RANDY WILLIAMS and Marsha Truelove put their “CUTEST” smiles on for the camera (top left) CUTE AND CUDDLY Juniors Tammy Pike and Randy Wyatt cutely cuddle each other, (above) A TREE IN Arlington Park frames the faces of the cutest sophomore Katrina Morgan and David Beyer, (left) Best Personality SENIORS DEE ANN HENDRIX and Terry Comer ask “What's not to love?” (top right) JUNIORS ALICIA KNOWLEN and Todd Sand ers relax and enjoy a beautiful day at the park, (above) RAIN OR SHINE, Sophomores Timmy Childress and Kelly Mercer always smile, (bottom right) Most Likely To Succeed SENIORS ANGIE BENSON and Sam Robinson read the trail to success, (top left) JUNIORS LAURA GARNER and Bruce Westerman pose for the photographer (above) SOPHOMORES REGINA KILLINGSWORTH and Mark Mas.no aren’t worried about succeeding because they have a piece of the rock, (bottom left) 15 MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED of the Senior Class, Vicki Gray and Mark Stiles tell passers-by the Cobras are 1. (top right) NO MATTER WHERE they are you will always find juniors Darren Speers and Dana Dantzler supporting the Cobras. (Above) SOPHOMORES TODD HORNADAY and Kelley Mercer use some of their spirit to try to convince the Hill Wheatly Statue to support the Cobras!!! (right) Most School Spirit Best Dressed STAN VEAZY AND KELLY WILLIAMS are careful to keep their clothes perfect at all times to maintain their image as best dressed of the Senior Class, (top left) JUNIOR BEST DRESSED Kristi Graves and Steve Watson enjoy modeling their new attire, (above) SOPHOMORE BEST DRESSED Mark Masino whispers sweet nothings in Beth Needham’s ear. (left) Most Athletic SR S Kevin Bell and Liz Ugarte-chea run into each other after a hard work out. (Top Right) Taking a rest after practice are SOPH’S Clayton Rynders and Tracy Fields. (Above) JR. S Kim Huchingson and Don Rhodes are expressing their future coaching abilities. (Bottom right) Most Energetic JUNIOR Curt Campbell doesn’t seem to be showing that energetic look, but as usual Charlotte Sears’ true colors show through. (Above) SOPHOMORE Clayton Rynders show his energetic quality by opening the door for Michelle Durant. (Bottom Right) SENIOR Missy Blake is so energetic that Tommy Tillery can hardly hold her still. (Top Right) Most Bashful SENIORS Sam Robinson and Tracy Neighbors wish they could hide behind the tree. (Top Left) JUNIORS Mark Partain and Denise Harrington try to prove they aren’t as bashful as they seem. (Above) In a black and white picture, it’s hard for SOPHOMORES Francy Outler and Barry Niblett’s true color (blushing pink) to shine through. (Bottom Left) Kenneth Vaughn has gone ape! Are you relaxing Wayn Ledbetter? Jack Vaughn, the real Shakespeare! 'Comfortable Trina?” What are you doing Beth Needham? “1 didn’t do it,' Nelson. says Tracy Michele Hooper, Jenny Capps, and Kathy Robertson, where are your husbands? Class Officers Class Favorites Seniors David Whiley, Craig Rhodes, Tommy Tillery, Larry Helton, Ron Brazell. Missy Blake, Chris Elmore, Melaine Masino, James Taylor. Juniors Ron James, Bruce Westerman, Charles Moline, Laura Garner. Earnest Taylor, Jon Bryant, Alicia Knowlen, Laurie Nobles. Sophomores Ronny Nobles, Garrick Hogue, Shannon Hunnicutt, Shelly Brett Graves, Beth Needham, David Beyer, Susie Hickman. Shaw, Beth Needham. dUKCSillfk |||l-2 Most Likely To Be Remembered It all began in September of 1980, when the shy boy from Russellville blessed the halls of Ft. Lake with his presence. He was a rather cute young boy, and with his charming smile and great personality, he won the hearts of many. It didn’t take long to break away from his shyness though. Before you knew it he was in on everything from football to becoming the leader of his highly creative clubs, One of the best known of his clubs was the BOATS”. This seemed to symbolize you were someone noticed by him. Each member of this long-to-be-remem-bered club was given a name that most suited him. Some examples of these names were: MO BOAT (Charles Moline), TOW BOAT (Tony Bailey), and the leader of it all ROW BOAT. Another suprising thing that happened with this young man was the introduction of his friend TYRONE . “TYRONE” was his split personality. Most people really seemed to get a kick out of him. Mark Stiles said “That would be one friend he would never forget”. Now comes “THE BEE BROTHERS”. There are TEE (Tony Bailey), GEE (Billy Gilmore), and that once shy boy from Russellville, Ron Brazell. SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO BE REMEMBERED “RONNIE BEE Test Your Picture I.(i “Match The Songs To The Picture 1. “Gonna Have A Party 2 Born To Be Wild” 3. High On You” 1. I’m So Excited” 2. “Sharp Dressed Man 3. Delirious 1. “We’re Not Gonna Take It” 2. You’ve Got Another Thing Cornin’” 3. All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down 26 1 Working For The Weekend 2. Hard Days Night 3. Take This Job And Shove It” Fashion STRIKING A SULTRY POSE is Angela Michau modeling her two-toned jeans. “IT’S CASUAL!! Chuck Moline models the casual look. (above right) “GUESS What I'm wearing?” Angie Richardson in the latest of fashion fads (above) A ROYAL FASHION PLATE; Shelly Johnson (Left) MICHELLE DURANT. Ronny Nobles. Kevin Applegate. Laurie Landreth. and Earnest Taylor enjoy dances that give them a chance to dress up. Neon sweats, two tones, stone washed, and faded blue jeans, the layered look, menswear look, and of course GUESS apparel are just a few of the fashion fads that have passed through the halls of F.L. this year. Every person has their own style and it almost always comes out in their clothes. For instance, think of people such as Chris Elmore and Marsha Truelove and you immediately picture them in sweats. Think of Ron Brazell and you picture him in a concert T-shirt and Levis. Think of Kelly Williams or Laurie Landreth and you'll see people who are always dressed to perfection. But for most of the students at F.L. ■ ANYTHING fiOFS ' NEW IN THE MAFIA is Trina Koller, wearing the menswear look. 27 In 1985 Fast Cars A n d Fast Moves But Some Cobras Still Find Time To Take It Easy!!! THINKING OF YOUR BOYFRIEND LIFE AFTER 3:15 BEST FRIENDS 29 Happiness Is MEETING A DEADLINE CHILDHOOD FANTASIES SNEAKING CALORIES Cobras Live On Forever “SAVE OUR SCHOOL” became a popular slogan after Governor Bill Clinton introduced into legislation the new education standards. Fountain Lake was forced to meet the new standards or consolidate. To avoid consolidation and the loss of our school, we had to ask for a 12 mill increase on property tax. This meant a long, hard campaign. At first, voters were reluctant to raise their taxes. The school board and the millage committee started sending news bulletins around the community to show the facts. As the days drew closer for the election, making posters, sending letters, and registering to vote became the thing to do. The big day finally arrived! And so did all the voters. Our school was dressed in its finest, and the cars were even into the swing of things. After a long day and night, the votes had been counted. With a ration of 2:1, on March 12, 1985, Fountain Lake School was saved. The Cobra Spirit and Purple Pride will live forever. 4 u vL First Steps “Who says I’m not gorgeous?” “Beauty and brains” “Born to be wild” “Hi. Guys! “You’re kidding, right?” Totally Bogus!” “Sitting pretty” “Who tooted? So that’s how I got here Oh no! I’m caught!” Next Steps Terry Comer DeeAnn Hendrix Craig Rhodes Paula Homan James Taylor Melanie Masino Stephen McEarl Vicki Gray Kevin Bell Tammy Dunn Billy Gilmore David Vaughn ■ ALICIA KNOWLEN AND LARRY Helton at the Christmas dance swaying to the music, (below) TODD, SERIOUS? Todd Sanders strikes a serious look, (top) TEST, TIME TO PRAY! David Whiley appears to be praying. There must be a test today (left) THE DOOBIE BROTHERS. Chris Elmore, Tony Bailey, Ron Bra-zell, and Charles Moline, (above) 34 (top left) “WHAT’S HAPPENING? Could Brian Dresen be skipping class? (top right) “HEY KEVIN. WHAT’S UP?” Does Mrs Rice know Marsha Truelove really isn’t talking to her mother? (above) WHAT A DAY! Melanie Masino. the 1984-85 basketball homecoming queen has tough days too. (right) “CHARLES IN CHARGE Charles Moline trying to convince Mrs. Short that he needs to go home (middle right) “GIDDY UP Laurie Nobles and Earnest Taylor clown around in class. This Page Sponsored By JOHN GIBSON AUTO SALES. FLHS Top Ten Seniors I feel that a person can be successful at two or more careers during his or her life. First I want to establish a rewarding career in Communications. Later. I’ll be able to begin a successful and even more rewarding part of my life, starting a family. Each of the top ten seniors were posed the question: If you had to choose between a successful career and having a family, which would you choose? Why? ANGIE BENSON 4.12 I want to have a successful career and eventually, a family. I believe that a career will prepare me for the future by helping me become more independent and helping me develop my abilities to the fullest. MELANIE MASINO 4.05 CRAIG RHODES 3.91 I feel that I can have both a successful career and a family. TAMMY DUNN 3.90 In today’s world I feel it would be possible to have both successfully. KELLY WILLIAMS 3.78 I would choose a career first. It would give me a feeling of self worth. DEE ANN HENDRIX 3.70 I would love a successful career, but I’ll be happy with whichever comes first. ALANA WELLS 3.69 For ten years I would dedicate myself to a career, then I want kids. TOM PHELPS 3.68 If I have a family, it will be after I’m a reputable electrical engineer. RANDY WILLIAMS 3.58 A career for the money, unless my wife is rich! LISA TUCKER 3.57 Definitely the family. In a family you’re always loved. SEXY E DUCATED NAUGHTY I NTIMIDATING OUTRAGEOUS R OCK-N-ROLLIN’ S ENIORS We finely made it — Fountain Lake High School Seniors of 1985. It was hard work, but we accomplished what we set out to do during our high school years. Now we have a certain feeling inside that only members of a senior class can have. Sophomores and juniors really have no idea what to expect and those who have already graduated, look back on it just as something in the past. It was probably the most exciting event in our lives. Graduation was an ending and a beginning: an ending of a group’s togetherness of twelve years and the beginning of a new life altogether. After commencement, we all went our separate ways: some chose far away places and others remained in Hot Springs. One thing was certain — everyone was looking for success and happiness, which most of the members of our class will have no trouble finding. For those of us graduating this year, in retrospect of our high school years, we saw wonderful times, such as building our first float as sophomores. As juniors we played an active role in school life. We experienced the hustle and bustle of the organization and coordination of our first prom. All these events, which now may seem distant past, were, at their respective times, an integral part of our lives. As our high school years came to an end, many of us asked ourselves questions such as, “Who am I? The answers may seem vague at the present, but as we take into consideration all the elements and aspects of our public education, and as we study more thorough formal education, the answers will seem to present themselves, as we, the seniors of 1985 become the backbone of society. Whether we believe it or not, our high school years will have a long-lasting effect on the new friendships and our goals and attitudes toward life. This is a tribute to you, seniors of 1985. ffiu o, 38 Color pages sponsored by: S S BUSINESS MACHINES, CALDWELL HARDWARE, FREEMAN SEARS, COLISEUM BOWLING, CROW’S STATION, AND EARL GILL. C2s4shJL jfjUOdl CcnmM Mak . fioJu ft f £ GL vO - BAILEY. MARK: Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.4; FFA 1.2.3.4; FHA 4; All District football 4. BAILEY. TONY: FHA Beau 4; Football 1.2,3,4; All District 4; FHA 4; FFA 1.2,3,4; Track 1.2. BELL. KEVIN: Basketball 1.2,3.4; All District 1; SCA 1.2.3.4; FCA 3.4; FFA 4; FHA 3.4; Basketball Homecoming Escort 3,4; Best Personality 2. Most Athletic 4 Mr. FLHS candidate 3; Band 1.2; Choir 3. BENSON. ANGIE: Beta Club 1.2.3.4; Track 2; Tennis 1; Volleyball 1; SCA 1.2.3.4; FHA 1.2; Spanish Club 4; Speech Club 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Most Likely To Succeed 4; FBLA 4; Valedictorian 4. BLAKE. MISSY: FHA 1,2.3.4; FHA Reporter 4; Volleyball 1.2.3; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 2,3.4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Ad Editor 4; Track 1; Basketball Homecoming Maid 2; Junior Class Officer 3; Biggest Flirt 3; Most Energetic 4; Class Favorite 4. BRAZELL. RON: Football 1.2.3.4; All District Defensive Back 4; Most Likely To Be Remembered 4; Wittiest 4; Basketball 1; Track 1.4; FFA 1.2.3.4; Reporter 2.4 BRESHEARS. KAREN: FHA 1,2,4; FFA 4; SCA 4; Speech Club 4 CAVNOR. JUNE: Track 1.2; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1.2.3.4; FFA 3; FCA 3.4; SCA 1.2.3.4; Beta Club 1.2.3.4; Student Council 2.3; Cheerleader 2.3.4; Capt. 4; Sophomore Class Rep. 2; Best Dressed 2; Miss FLHS Candidate 3; Miss Fountain Lake Pageant 2,4; Finalist 2; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; FHA 1.2.3.4; Chapter Secretary 2; Outstand ing Member 2; Chapter President 3; Sponsor Award 3; State Officer 4; Federation Reporter 3; 2nd Vice President 4; Nat’l Voting Delegate 4; Homecoming Maid 2.3; Student Council 3; Who’s Who 3.4; Yearbook Staff 2.3; Ed 3 CHANEY. BETH: Basketball 1.2.4; Volleyball 3; Powderpuff Foot ball 2; Madrigals 4; Choir 2.4; Who’s Who 3; Band 1,2,3.4; FHA 3; SCA 3.4; Ark Tech Choral Classic 4; Who’s Who Among High School Athletes 4; Band Solo Ensemble 2. CLARK. STEVE: Football 1.3.4; Track 1.2; FFA 2.3.4; Spanish Club 4 COMER. TERRY: Football 1.2; Agri 1.2; Wittiest 3; Best Personal ity 4; Who’s Who 3; SCA 1.2.3,4; Governor's Honor Program 4; Spanish Club 4; U S. Scholastic Achievement 4; Band 1,2.3; Close up 3. COTTON. TONY FFA 1.2.3; Football 2.3.4; Track 1.2 DRESEN. BRIAN German Club 1; Soccer 1; Baseball 2.3; Agri 4; Transfer from Naples. Italy 4. DUNN. TAMMY Band 1.2.3.4; Asst Drum Major 4; Sr. Region Band 3.4; Clinic 4; choir, madrigals 3; Track 2; Tennis 1; Volleyball 1; FBLA 4; SCA 1.2.3.4; Sec Reporter 4; Beta Club 1.2.3.4; Treas 3. Who’s Who in High School Music 3; Spanish Club 4. Science Club. FHA 2.3.4; 4 H 1.2,3.4; Vice Pres 3. Pres 4; Citizenship Washington Focus 4. Most Talented 1.2.3. ELMORE. CHRIS: Basketball 1.2.3.4; Basketball Homecoming Escort 3.4 SCA 1.2.3.4; FCA 3 FOSTER. JANET: Transfer from Houston. Texas 12. Miss Ft. Lake Pageant 4; SCA 4; Spanish Club 4 Senior Braggs “Six muns ago I culdn't spel Senyor and now I are one!’’ FRYAR. CHRIS: FFA 1.2 GILMORE. BILLY: Football 1.3.4; Basketball 1.2; FFA 1.2.3,4; Track 1,4; SCA GRAY. VICKI: Charmers 4; FHA 3.4; SCA 1,2.3.4; Beta Club 1.2.3.4; Tennis 1; Student Council 1.4; Football Homecoming Maid 3; Queen 4. HELTON. LARRY Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.4. FFA 1.2.3.4; FCA 4; SCA 1.2.3,4; Football Camp 3.4; Class Officer 4; All District Receiver 4; Honorable Mention 3; FFA Greenhand Officer 1; Most School Spirit 2; Most Talkative 4 HENDRIX. DEE ANN: Cheerleader 3.4; Student Council Treas 4. FBLA Sec 4; FHA 1; Spanish Club 4; Beta Club 1.2.3.4; Girl’s State 3; Wittiest 4; Best Personality 4. Most School Spirit 3; Football Homecoming Sr. Maid 4; Miss FL Pageant 3,4; SCA 1.2.3.4; Who’s Who 4; Track 1.2; Volleyball 1; Chorus 3; Color Guard HOMAN. PAULA: 4 H 1.2.3.4; Count VP 4; Washington D C Conf 4; Choir 2.3.4; Madrigals 3.4; Color Guard 2.3; FHA 1.2.4. FHA Songleader 2; Region Honor Choir 3; Band Solo Ensemble 2. Who’s Who 4; Who’s Who in Music 4; Ark Tech Choral Classic 4;, SCA 1.2.3,4; Powderpuff Football 2; Spanish Club 4; Reporter 4; Ark State Choral Festival 3; Jr High Choir Accompanist 1.2.3.4; Beta Club 3.4; Speech Club 4 JOHNSON. MIKE: FFA 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2 MASINO. MELANIE: Tennis 1.2.3; Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Beta Club Pres. 1; VP 2.3.4; FCA 3; Band 1; SCA 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 2; Charmer 3; Basketball 1; Who’s Who 3.4; Student Council Treas 3; Cutest 2.3; Class Favorite 2.3,4; Miss FLHS Pageant 4. Basketball Homecoming Maid 1.3; Queen 4; Salutatorian 4. ( lass Pres I Class Secretary 1.2.3; Journalism 3.4; Yearbook Editor 4. ('lose up 3; Miss FLHS 4 1 McEARL. STEPHEN FFA 3.4; FHA 3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Bas ketball Homecoming Escort 3,4; SCA 1,2,3,4; FCA 3,4; Who's Who 3; Beta Club 4; Band 1.2; Prom 3, MILLER. TAMMY: FBLA 1.2,4; Pres. 4; FHA 4; SCA 4 NEIGHBORS, TRACY: SCA 1.2,3,4; FHA 1.2.3.4; FBLA 4; Most Bashful 4; Office Aide 2.3,4. NELSON. TRACY: 4 H 1.2; FHA 3.4; FBLA 4; SCA 1.2.3.4; Powderpuff Football 2; Band 1,2.3.4; Color Guard 2,3,4; Capt. 3,4; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1.2.3,4; All District Capt 4; Track 1.2.3.4; County High Point 1,3; District High Point 3; Who's Who 3; Most Athletic 2,3; Most Talkative 4; Homecoming Maid 4; Miss FLHS Pageant 3,4. PHELPS. TOM Most Talented 2.3; Tennis 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3; Drum Major 3; Beta Club 1.2.3.4; UALR Chemistry Institute 3; Honor Roll 1.2.4; Who's Who 3.4. RANTHUM. BARBARA: 4 H 1.2.3.4; Washington D C. Conference 4; Pres 2; VP 3; Band 1.2; Who's Who 4; SCA 1.2.3.4; Band Solo and Ensemble 1.2. RHODES. CRAIG: Football 1; FFA Camp 2,3.4; FFA Judge and Showman 1.2.3,4; SCA 1.2.3.4; Greenhand Pres. 1; Delegate State Leadership Conference 1.2.3; Delegate Nat'l State FFA Convention 2.3; Parliamentary Team 1.2.3.4; DAR Good Citizen Award 1; Beta Club 2.3.4; Pres. 3; Sec. 4; Class Sec 1; Class VP 2.3; Class Pres 4; FFA Chapter Treas 1; VP 2; Pres 4; FFA Federation Sec 3; Pres 4; FHA 3; Boy's State 3; Student Council Rep At Large 4; FFA State Nominating Committee 4. ROBINSON. SAM: Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Most Likely to Succeed 4 SHUFFIELD. JAY: Beta Club 1.2; FFA 1.2.3.4 SIMPSON. MELISSA: Transfer from Arlinton. Texas; Pep Club 1. FHA 1. Class Council 2.3; German Club. SMITH. JAMES: Band 1.2.3.4; SCA 2.3.4 STILES. MARK Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Most Athletic 1.2,3; Class Pres 2; Student Council Pres 4; Spanish Club Pres 4; All District Football 3; District Record Holder. Long Jump 1; Beta Club 3.4; FBLA 4; Boy's State 3; Most School Spirit 4; Mr Fl.S Candidate 2; Class Favorite 2; Student Council 3; SCA 1.2.3; Who's Who 3.4; Football Capt 4; Camp 3.4; Band TAYLOR. JAMES: Football 1.2.3.4; Capt 4; Camp 3.4; All Dist Receiver 4; FFA 1.2.3.4; Greenhand VP 1; SCA 1.2.3; Track 1.4; , Cutest 2.3; Most School Spirit 3; Biggest Flirt 2; Mr FLHS 4; Class Favorite 4 ' TILLERY. TOM FFA 1.2.3; Football 1.2.3; Class Officer 4; Track 1; Beta Club 1; Most Energetic 4; SCA 1.2.3. TRUELOVE. MARSHA FHA 3.4; Cheerleader 2.3.4; SCA 1.2.3.4; FCA 3; Football Homecoming Maid 3.4; Track Mgr 1; Basketball Mgr 1; Cutest 4; Class Favorite 3; Class Treasurer 3; Prom Commit tee 3; Student Council 4; Band 1.2.3; Lion's Club Student of the Month 4; Who's Who 3. I TUCKER. LISA: Track 1.2; Band 1.2; Basketball 1; Powderpuff 2; Volleyball Mgr 1.2.3.4; FHA 3.4; Pres 4; FBLA 4; Biggest Flirt 2.4; Who's Who 4; Top Ten 4 UGARTECHEA, LIS: Basketball 1.2; Volleyball 1.2,4; Track 1.2,3,4; Spanish Club VP 4; Library Helper 1; Powderpuff Football 2.3; FHA 2.3: Band 1,2; Who's Who 4; Spanish Club 4; Most Athletic 4 VAUGHN. DAVID: Football 1.2.3.4; All District Linebacker 4; FFA 1.2,3.4; Reporter 1: Track 1; Biggest Flirt 4; Football Homecoming Escort 4; ATU Football Camp 4. VEAZY. STAN: Basketball 1,2.3.4; Basketball Homecoming Escort 3.4; Tennis 1: Best Dressed 1.2,3.4; Student Council 4; FHA 3.4; FFA 3,4; Prom Committee 3; SCA 1.2.3,4; FCA 1.2.3.4; Who's Who 3. WELLS. ALANA: Beta Club 3,4: Track 2; Spanish Club 4; FBLA 4; Speech Club 4; Science Club 4; SCA 4. WHILEY. DAVID: Beta Club 3.4; Boy's State 3. FFA 3; FHA 1; Senior Class VP 4 WILLIAMS. KELLY: Homecoming Maid 2.4; Student Council VP 4; Spanish Club 4; Beta Club 1.3.4: Class Favorite 2; Best Dressed 3.4; Best Personality 2; Track 1.2,3: Volleyball 1,2.3; Band 1.2.3.4; Drum Major 4; Flag 1.2.3: Who's Who 4; Miss FLHS Pageant 4; FHA 4; FCA 3. WILLIAMS. RANDY: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Tennis 1,2.3.4; Beta Club 1.2.3.4: SCA 2,3.4; Student Council 1.2.3; Most Likely To Succeed 2; Biggest Flirt 3; Cutest 4. Sau 0AAAA+ mm «J VQaZ HwcuJ OiodwvK 42 A ftuuJLa H mosn, IWJkj QA jj«¥5yYita b« jit ?'yjUA j'-o ?AJj� Step Aside: Sr’s Take Pride 44 “NO MORE TANGLES thinks Craig Rhodes, (top left) TOM PHELPS All work and no play, (right) MARK BAILEY doesn't seem too thrilled about having his picture taken, (middle picture) YOU CANT BE SERIOUS! Vicki Gray looks Incredulous, (above) “DID SOMEONE SAY PARTY?” asks Mar sha Truelove. (left) ||M 1 MELANIE MASINO, yearbook Editor, hard at work!! (top left) SUPERMAN” DeeAnn Hendrix shows us her flying abilities, (above) STEPHEN McEARL AND KEVIN BELL end another exciting day at Fountain Lake (top right) TOMMY TILLERY AND MISSY BLAKE strike a pose for the photographer (center picture) JANET FOSTER thinks that hugs from a friend like Brian Dresen are nice, (right) 4S jd dta 'flQtJi’SSG SimpXx flsmit SxvxJLu) Mcvmtfad CiufjtkoeUa -J— tt U d uujLittH j£uuAv m2 7 cu � n c T i )4d ey (U Kft. •uJuALJjyi , oJmO Ro J 47 MARK PARTAIN adds another beautiful girl to his already long list. “SUMMER HERE WE COME!” Char and San are definitely Summer People!! “GO TEAM!” Dana Dantzler polishes her cheerleading skills. Richard Andrews Keith Baily Judy Bates Ricky Beckwith Jon Bryant Curt Cambell V ' Dana Dantzler Kevin DeArmor Susan Dwyer Rhonda Ford Laura Gamer Susie Garret Kristi Graves Tim Grisham Denise Harrington Nick Hathaway Liz Howell Kim Huchmgson Jammin’ Unique Naughty Irresistible Outstanding Risque Super TELL ME THAT AGAIN IN TEN YEARS! Robert Maxey doesn't like what Ms. Ballard just told him. (above) ANYONE FOR LUNCH? Bruce Westerman pigs out on preserved cats, (right) TODD SANDERS AT HIS BEST! (above) WHEN “DO YOU THINK I’M SEXY? YOU REACH THE END OF YOUR ROPE, tie a knot Charles Moline wants to know (mid-and hang on! Darren Speers had a bad day. (top die) right) CHARLOTTE SEARS AND LISA TAYLOR have Esprit de corps “PRIMPING AGAIN?” Don Rhodes primps for pictures while Kim Huching-son patiently waits, (top left) “AINT WE CUTE?” Laurie Nobles and Earnest Taylor seem to be thinking this, (above) LISA TAYLOR enjoys the winter snow, (left) “OH HELLO” Junior Kristi Graves seems to be having a good time at the ballgame. Ron James Layden Irwin Alicia Knowlen Robert Maxey Carol Miller Charles Moline Laurie Nobles Mark Partain Tammy Pike Mike Romano Rod Rodgers Don Rhodes Sandra Sanders Todd Sanders David Schaffner Keith Scott Charlotte Sears Terry Smith s “WANNA GO SWIMMING?” Tammy takes a dip in the pool fully clothed. KIM HUCHINGSON challenges you to a gum “HAVING A BAD DAY?” fight. Susan Dwyer looks upset. Darren Speers Earnest Taylor Lisa Taylor Gordon Tillery Lynn Turner Rose Ugartechea SANDRA SANDERS lets her true personality shine thru. Pam Watson Steve Watson Bruce Westerman Lori Wilson Randy Wyatt Melanie Young S illy Optimistic P layful Hot Outspoken Malicious Obnoxious Rowdy E xtreme Spoiled Rhonda Loy told Sandra Pepsi! 54 55 I pout Laurie Landreth and “Playing cards broadens the mind,” say John Howard. Mark Young. Gary Jackson, and Brett McWilliams. Shelly Johnson goes punk! Barry Niblett, Tim Bailey, and Jack Vaughn take a break from Julius Caesar. Ronny Nobles puts his best side forward Administration And Staff 59 Faculty Steps Out Teacher Trivia 1. Which teacher once dated 5 girls at one time? 2. Which teacher was the only female trackster? 3. Which teacher was Malvern's Homecoming Queen? 4. Which teacher picked cotton as a child? 5 Which teacher was Homecoming Queen as a sophomore in high school and college? 6 Who was a contestant in the Miss Duck Pageant? 7. Who was arrested for scalping? 8 Who was once Toilet Bowl Queen? 9 Who was a Royal Rooter? 10. Who was a Kitten Kadette at Ohio University. 11 Who was on the team that won Ft Lake's first trophy? 12 Which teacher sped through a school zone? 13. Who graduated from Lakeside in 1968? 14 Who was nicknamed Rover ? 15. Who was investigated by the FBI? 16 Who drove from OK to TX. in 33° weather in a convertible with the top down? 17 Who was called Rhino in college? nto The Spotlight. (above) Ms Cannon, Laura Garner, and Ms Turner model the new fashions for 1985 (Are they serious!) (right side) Ronnie Nobles stars as “COOL DADDY.” Sander Mercer watches while Jon Bryant and Earnest Tay lor throw Lauri Nobles into the fountain. (Where is a teach- (above) Lisa Tucker, Traci Neighbors and Melissa Simpson are thankful typing is over for today. (above) Mark Wilson. Marrisa Mettcalf and Shelly Sanders look like they’re having fun during Green Hand Week in FFA (right side) Dee Ann Hendrix “No pictures please. Basketball Homecoming was what we would call a “Royal Fantasy. With all the court dressed in their finest, the big day finally arrived. The majestic background, and the towering castle made everyone feel as though they were in fantasyland. Our 1985 basketball Homecoming Queen, beautiful Melanie Masino, received a kiss from escorts Kevin Bell and Stan Vea-zey. The Senior maids Kelly Williams, escorted by Todd Sanders, and Tracy Nelson escorted by Stephen McEarl, looked very classy. The Juniors, Pam Watson and Judy Bates seemed delighted with their escorts Mark Stiles and Chris Elmore. The Sophomore maids, Angela Michau and Shelly Johnson, charmed their escorts, Randy Williams and Steve Watson. Kelly and Todd Tracy and Steve Queen Melanie With Escorts Stan And Kevin Putting on the charm Waiting anxiously in the wings Lady Cobras 1984-85 Senior Girls “What a year! We began with another new coach, no seniors, and only one returning starter. Even though the won-lost record did not show it, by the end of the season the Lady Cobras had become one of the most competitive clubs in the league. This was accomplished through hard work, dedication, and the unselfishness to play as a team rather than as individuals. 1 am already excited about the prospects for next year and expect us to be a top contender for the 5-A South title. Congratulations, Lady Cobras on a great year.” — Coach Dick Warrington. The 1984-85 Lady Cobras: (standing) Shelly Johnson, Mgr. chelle Brooks. Pam Watson, Kim Huchingson, Laurie Lan- Sandra Sanders. Mgr. Dick Warrington, Coach, Rhonda Ford. dreth. Tammy Pike. Judy Bates. Tracy Fields, Gina Killings- Mgr (Sitting) Beth Chaney, Laura Garner. Holly Koller, Mi- worth, Francy Outler. iip mmi M BOMBS J y 7 y The Cobras learn to block out. Kim is ready for the rebound. 67 The 1984 85 Senior Boys team had a successful season in that they won the Magnet Cove Invitational Tournament and ended the season with a 12-11 record. Senior guard Kevin Bell felt that the team could have done better, had they peaked at the right time. When Seniors Stan Veazy and Steve McEarl were asked about the season they said respectively, “our team proved we were better than our rank.” and “winning the Magnet Cove Tournament was the high point of the season.” All agreed they had a fun year. The 1984-85 Senior Boys’ team: (Standing) Robert Teal. Ronny Nobles. Stan Veazy. Coach Hancock (Kneeling) Steve McEarl. Jon Bryant. Mark Stiles. David Beyer. Don Steve Watson. Kevin Bell. Randy Williams. Chris Elmore. Rhodes. Todd Sanders. Darrell James. Timmy Childress. Garrick Hogue, and Bruce Westerman. Bismark Mt. Ida Paron Mt. Ida Jessieville Bauxite Paron Poyen Pulaski Academy Harmony Grove Bauxite Ouachita Magnet Cove Glen Rose CMS Harmony Grove Bauxite Jessieville Ouachita CMS Jessieville Glen Rose Jessiville 68 Us Them 34 36 43 42 48 73 50 36 37 38 73 51 46 75 62 54 67 46 54 53 72 55 61 59 64 56 40 51 51 63 71 55 57 48 47 53 41 46 30 77 42 52 47 41 43 62 o9 With a little play on words, Ms. Travis and Ms. Bates turned Prince’s hit song, “Purple Rain,” into Fountain Lakes’ “Purple Reign.” However, Mother Nature took the rain literally and tried to spoil our 1984-85 Football Homecoming. Despite the rain, the Cobras, as usual, came through! All the girls looked lovely. Now, presenting the Cobra Royalty (this page) Queen Vicki Gray escorted by Senior Mark Stiles, (top left) Senior Maid Dee Ann Hendrix escorted by James Taylor and Tony Bailey, (bottom left) Senior Maid Marsha Truelove escorted by Ron Brazell and Steve Clark, (bottom right) (opposite page) Junior Maids, Sandra Mercer escorted by Mark Bailey (top left) and Alicia Knowlen escorted by Larry Helton, (top right) Sophomore Maids, Susie Hickman escorted by Billy Gilmore (bottom right) and Beth Needham escorted by David Vaughan (bottom left) The weather cleared just in time for the ceremony, escorts did not lose their poise, and another beautiful Homecoming memory was created for Ft. Lake. 70 71 1984 - 85 COBRA Football Record us THEM 0 Mt. Pine 14 26 Mt. Ida 8 33 Murfreesboro 16 25 Gurdon 28 20 Bismarck 32 0 Gien Rose 20 26 Lake Hamilton 16 27 Magnet Cove 12 0 Bauxite 38 0 Cutter 41 FRONT ROW L-R 87-James Cross, 34-Scott Vaughn, 85-Barry Niblett, 53-Keith Bailey, 51-Brett Graves, 52-Todd Hornaday, 44-Clayton Rynders, 40-Ronny Nobles, 17-Charles Moline, 54-Tim Bailey, 81-Ron James. MIDDLE ROW L-R Manager Rhonda Ford, Coach-Mark Davis, Coach-Dick Warrington, 64-Keith Scott, 72-Troy Garner, 11-Bruce Westerman, 10-Jon Bryant, 19-Don Rhodes, 32-Earnest Taylor, 21-Richard Andrews, 74-Darren Speers, Coach-Jerry Clay, Coach-John Utley, Trainer-Laura Garner. BACK ROW L-R 76-Tony Cotton, 50-Mark Bailey, 80-James Taylor, 86-Larry Helton, 12-Mark Stiles, 31-Ron Brazell, 30-David Vaughn, 14-Billy Gilmore, 66-Tony Bailey, 42-Sam Robinson, 67-Steve Clark. FOUNTAIN LAKE’S awesome offense THE COBRA’S and their dominating defense (Top Left) Trainer Laura Garner and Manager Rhonda Ford, were the first female members of an all male football team. They enjoyed working with the coaches and the players. (Top Right) Captain James Taylor calls the toss while Co-Captain David Vaughn looks on. (Middle) Clayton Rynders takes a Jon Bryant pass for a first down attempt. (Bottom) Don Rhodes goes for a touch down while Mark Bailey, Keith Bailey, David Vaughn, and Troy Garner make an easier path for him. 74 DAVID VAUGHN 30 Football is the best thing that happened to me I had more fun than anything. I’ve ever done Our season was great even though our scores didn't show it. To all the 86 players. GOOD LUCK! AND ENJOY EVERY MINUTE OF IT! STEVE CLARK (Seagull) 67 I guess it’s like the game King of the Mountain It seemed all of the Seniors were at the top of the mountain for 10 short weeks, but when it was over, it was a long hard fall to the bottom. GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR. I’LL SEE YOU IN THE STATE PLAY OFFS! MARK STILES 12 WELL I DIDN’T GET TO PLAY A WHOLE HECKUVA LOT! But I feel my Jr and Sr. Years helped me a lot. Football has taught me what team effort and spirit means. It also taught me that you can’t change what is meant to be. like getting hurt! LARRY HELTON 86 THE TEAMMATES WERE THE BEST I’VE EVER BEEN ABLE TO PLAY WITH Though the record didn’t show it. we were a good team, capable of going all the way I would specially like to thank the coaches for helping me when I go hurt. TONY COTTON 76 I Feel that I did very well last year I think that it helped me to become more outgoing than I was SENIORS Highlight 1984 Season This years’ Football squad had eleven Seniors. Each of these played a very important part in making the season a success. We asked Mark. Tony, James. David, Ron, Larry. Sam, Tony, Mark. Steve, and Billy what being a Senior on the 1984 team meant to them. They had these memories to share about their last season as a Cobra. TONY BAILEY 66 As a Senior this last football season, it was the best time of my life. As a team we worked very hard to do the best we could. The season was over before it started I’d like to thank all the coaches for the goals they helped us accomplish “BEST OF LUCK NEXT YEAR'” BILLY GILMORE 14 We did not have a good record but we had a lot of fun. I enjoyed playing under the coaches I would not trade any of my teammates off for anyone. Football taught me to respect other people I’LL MISS PLAYING BALL AT FOUNTAIN LAKE! RON BRAZELL 31 It’s hard to write my feelings about my last season My best year in football ended too soon. I just hope I gave the team as much as they gave me. I credit this year to the coaches, especially Coach Warrington, for all his support, care and patience To my Jr. team mates: GO FOR IT NOW! IT’S OVER BEFORE YOU KNOW IT JAMES TAYLOR 80 All the work I did my Soph, and Jr. Years paid off. Our record did’t show how good we really were 1 wouldn't trade this team for the one that won the state championship I’d like to thank the team for all the effort they put out. GOOD LUCK TO THE 86 TEAM MARK BAILEY 50 It was great! As you look back over your Sr. Year, you see that you’ll never get to do that again, and you miss It The pain and the sweat were worth it. and I’m proud to say I was a part of it. GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR AND GOD BE WITH YOU! SAM ROBINSON 42 The season is never long enough. Football is a lot of hard work, but a lot of fun. Now it’s over, and I realize how much It meant to me. IT DOESN’T REALLY MATTER IF YOU WIN OR LOSE. JUST HAVE FUN! Senior Super Stars Steppin Into Sports Candid Moments Cheerleaders: Steppin’ For Perfection Taken for granted, ignored, and accused of doing nothing were some problems the cheerleaders encountered. Many people don’t realize all the hard work that is required of a cheerleader. It started in July with summer camp. At the completion of the camp, long hours of practice began in preparation for football season. Pep rallies, cheers and sideline chants had to be perfected in order to have a successful season. So many things are expected of a cheerleader during football season. Not only cheering at games but also run-through posters to make, secret spirit pals to please and spirit posters to place around school. “Even though it’s a lot of hard work, it all seems worth it when you get in front of the crowd and begin cheering your team on,” said Laurie Nobles. After football season, preparation for basketball season began. New cheers had to be learned and the sideline chants became essential. Basketball season was just as hectic as football, if not more. You not only had the boys, you also had the girls to cheer for which meant twice as many games. To conclude the year the annual tryout clinic was held where cheerleaders for 1985-86 were chosen. Hopefully the new girls will carry on the fine tradition of Fountain Lake cheerleading. (center left) Cheerleaders as a group show their skill (center top row) Nice formation but hard on the arms! (center right) “No. I won’t show yoy my bloomers! says Missy Blake (bottom left) “OK. just a little bit higher.” (bottom center) Beth Needham puts her best side forward. (above left) “Let me tell ya. I got an itch! (above right) “I heard that! says June Cavnor. Individual Spotlight (left) JUNE CAVNOR, Senior: Football Captain (center) MARSHA TRUELOVE, Senior: Football, Basketball (right) DEE ANN HENDRIX, Senior: Basketball Captain (far left) DANA, LAURIE, JUNE and MISSY show that even with the hard work during a ballgame, there is always that little bit of time for fun. (left) MISSY BLAKE GARRETT, Senior: Football (left) LAURIE NOBLES, Junior: Football, Basketball (bottom left) BETH NEEDHAM, Sophomore: Football, Basketball (bottom center) DANA DANTZLER, Junior: Football (bottom right) SANDRA MERCER, Junior: Football, Basketball 81 Charmers This year was filled with new experiences for the CHARMERS. We were honored by having the 1st one day drill team clinic in ARK. We also went to out of state competition for the first time. Although we didn’t place, we all felt that we learned a lot. Charlotte Sears was named as our Miss Pom Pon and competed individually. When asked what it was like to ride on a bus for four hours with 13 charmers, 2 sponsors, a bus driver, and a thirteen year old, Stevie Watson responded “It was great! It gave me a chance to get to know all the girls real well and see them without their make-up.’’ Our officers went to camp at HSU and placed 2nd in competition. Although we had many handicapps to overcome, such as a young squad, and new sponsers, we feel like we had a good year. CHARMERS would like to say a special goodbye to our only senior VICKI GRAY We love you and we will miss you. The 1st one-day drill team clinic in ARK. at F.L. CHARMERS AT PLAY Charmers GET DOWN to Michael Jackson 1984 85 CHARMERS top row Vicki Gray, Kathy Robertson. Shelly Johnson, Dawn Fulton. Karen Herick, Sgt. Angela Michau, Sandra Sanders. Capt. Lisa Taylor, (middle) Tammy Pike. Charlotte Sears, Susie Hickman, Michelle Durant, (bottom) Lt. Pam Watson. Angie Richardson. Liz Lawler. A SPECIAL pom routine for homecoming. CHARMERS nervously await their turn to compete. Anticipating the competition are Sandra Sanders and Angy Richardson. (upper right) THERE’S ONE IN EVERY CROWD! While in Memphis the Charmers and Stevie Watson let it all hang out. (above) A four hour bus ride to Memphis during the summer gave the Charmers plenty of time to primp. (right) Captain Lisa Taylor suprised by the camera. (below) Susie Hickman, Shelley Johnson, Liz Lawler, and Dawn Fulton try and act BAD during the Bauxite pep assembly. 83 Tracy Nelson jumping over another hurdle of her Senior Year. Carole Miller throws the disc and shot to help the Lady Cobras show their strength. Coach Warrington and Tracy Nelson watching for the rain — knowing it will come The 1985 Track year was extremely enjoyable. Even though we were short on numbers with only 6 girls, the year was quite successful. Fountain Lake was Runner-up in the County meet and winner at Jessieville’s First Annual Lion Relay. Even though we are losing three Seniors, the girls returning will give us a very good foundation to build on next year. The Senior Boys Track Team consisted of: Back RowSam Robinson, Keith Scott, Eric Henderson, Darren Speers, Coach John Utley, Tish Pickett, manager. Troy Garner. Bottom Row: Mark Bailey, Larry Graves, Keith Bailey, Earnest Taylor, Larry Helton, Mark Stiles and Jack Vaughn 85 Liz and Sam always have time for each other Sr. Girl’s Tennis This year, the Sr. Girls won the SAU, HSU, District, and the State AA Tournament for the fourth year in a row. We worked hard and as a team all season and it payed off. A special “Thanks” goes to Mrs. Hines for all the hard work she put into us. Congratulations to Judy who has won state single-handedly three years in a row and to Kin and Alicia for going to state two years in a row. Without them making it to the finals, we couldn’t have won the team trophy. Even though we’ve met each other in finals for the last two years, we all won! Above: Lori Wilson. Shelly Johnson. Gina Killingsworth, Kim Below left: Pam Watson psyching up for a match. Huchingson. Judy Bates. Pam Watson. Alicia Knowlen B€,ow riSh,: Statc ChamP pam Watson and Judy Bates. Runners-up Alicia Knowlen and Kin Huchingson Senior Boy’s Tennis The 1985 Tennis Team Members are Matt Cassady, Jimmy Garner, Mark Masino, Tom Phelps, John Watson, Steve Watson, Randy Williams and Jimmy Wyatt. Team photo not available. Jimmy Wyatt. Mark Masino and Matt Cassady receive some advice from Coach Hines. Jimmy Wyatt winds up for a power serve. Mark Little Guido Mas,no returns a serve Steve Watson is so quick he receives his own serve! Bump, Set, Spike, Cobras Are Manager Kristi Graves, Denise Harrington, Jennifer Tillery, Tracie Fields, Mrs. Hines, Judy Bates, Tracy Nelson, Alicia Knowlen, and Manager Lisa Tucker, (not in group picture) Rose Ugartechea, Liz Ugartechea, and Carole Miller. Volleyball Record Conference Play 6-8 District 1-2 4th Place District Tournament Hendrix Tournament 1-3 Tracy Nelson All District Player Dear Mrs. Hines, Thank You! Volleyball Team Steppin’ To The Music 1984-85 Madrigals are: (Top Row) Jon Bryant, Beth Chaney. Michelle Hooper. Michelle Durant. Kevin Gentry. (Bottom Row) Ronny Nobles. Alicia Knowlen, Angela Michau. Vicki Gray. Mark Masino. Paula Homan and Clay Hayes. 2nd semester members (not pictured) Kim Huchingson. Dempsey Rhodes, and LeAnn Turner. Select Girls Group: Top-Becky Breshears. Brandi Guy. Becky Sears. Ann Rob erts, Rachael Standridge. Dawn Ragsdale. Judy Freeman. 2nd Row-Cyndi Wolfe. Amy Seewald. Priscilla Gilmore. Suzanne Cavnor, Traci Turner. Bottom-Lisa Culpepper. Wendy Tillery. Angy Richardson. Tish Pickett, Kim Jones. Both the Jr. and Sr. High Choirs stayed busy this year. They proved that Ft. Lake had many musically talented students. The year started off with many practices-getting ready for All-Region Choir try-outs. The Junior High was highlighted with Mrs. Thompson being named Jr High Region Chairman. Ft. Lake was the host for Jr. High try-outs. Over 600 students came one Saturday to try out for the honor choir. Dempsey Rhodes was selected to represent us at the choir clinic at HSU. Sr. Region try-outs were held at Malvern High School in November Angla Michau was picked for the choir and Paula Homan was selected for an alternate Both girls attended clinic, also in Malvern. Mr Mike Dye from Dollarway in Pine Bluff directed the clinic. Our Christmas Concert was a combined Jr. and Sr. choir effort. The sacred carol program included group numbers, a duet from Jon Bryant and Ronny Nobles, and a quartet number from Angela Michau, Paula Homan, Vicki Gray and Alicia Knowlen. January brought more good news Ronny. Vicki, Angela. Paula. Alicia, and Jon. upon recommendation from Mrs Thompson, were inducted into Who’s Who in Music, a nationally recognized organization that honors High School students for their musical talent and ability. A Jr. High ensemble was established in the Spring, just in time for Region Festival. The event was held at Southwest Jr. High Not only did the ensemble participate, but the big group as well. The ensemble proved to be a talented group. Their scores were high, and they missed the Honors Festival, which is like a State Contest, by one point. In April, the Madrigals were invited to sing at Derby Days Festival. They did a 20 minute show in Arlington Park, and another show in the mini park across from the bathhouses Our Spring program was a huge production number- singing, dancing, and solo numbers. The program ranged from Country to Gospel to Pop to Broadway. It was highlighted with such songs as God Bless the USA. Getting to Know You.” and the USA for Africa hit song We Are the World.” All in all it was a very successful year for Mrs. Thompson and the Cobra Choirs. Is that your officer’s pin or a bug in your hand Dawn? Angela. Paula. Michelle H.. Michelle D . Alicia and Vicki seem to have found something (or someone) interesting in the audience to.look at. Jr High Officers are Tish Pickett-V-Pres.. Dawn Ragsdale-Rep., Liz Lawler-Sec.. Dempsey Rhodes-President. Junior High Choir: (back) Jewell Miller. Suzanne Cavnor, Brandi Guy. Dawn Ragsdale. Priscilla Gilmore. Jennifer Fuller. Travis Maxey. Darrick Hogue. Darren Dauber. Kenny Neighbors. Chris Hul sey. Phillip Taylor. Chad Speers, Jared Ware, John nie Cozby, Shon DeArmon. (3rd Row) Traci Turner. Julie Tillery. Becky Breshears. Kerl Outler, Amy Seewald. Linda Neubauer. Renea Brown. Tammy Vaughn. Noveline Cox. Dempsey Rhodes. Crissy Cox. Chris Poston. (2nd Row) Cyndi Wolfe. Peggy Harris. Kristy Burks. Judy Freeman. Tammy Michau. Tish Pickett. Liz Lawler. Liz Gilmore, Karen Herrick. Jeanie Rigsby. Becky Sears, Ann Roberts. Dawn Fulton. Rachael Standridge. (Bottom) Kim Jones. Melody Fason, Wendy Tillery, Sheila Rigsby. John Westerman, Tommy Davis. Calvin Wynn. Vaughn Garner, Scott Breshears, Mike Brown. Stephen Homan. Aaron Boyette Marching Band Members Lee Ann Turner, Timmy Thompson. Jennifer Dilatush (CoCaptJ Tracy Nelson (Capt) Kelly Williams (Drum Major) James Smith. Tammy Garrett. Kyle Robertson. Wayn Ledbetter. Mark Johnson. Nicole James. Jennifer Tillery. Mr Fletcher. Davone Morgan. Shari Wyatt. Darlene Herman. Kim Bates. Dannie Loy, Doug Tillery. Chris Duncan. Matthew Dickson. Joe Partain, Regina Killingsworth, Michele Merwine. Zoltan Varga. Robin Robbins. Will Williams. Travis Brown. Garrett Elmore. Lori Wilson. Toni Newell. Suzy Hess. Diana Robinson. Tammy Dunn. Georgia Robinson. Denise Harrington. Beth Chaney, Regina Truett. Color Guard: Lee Ann Turner. Jennifer Dilatush (Co-Capt.) Nicole James. Shan Wyatt. Jennfer Tillery. Tracy Nelson. (Capt.) Teresa Mann. Davone Morgan Beginning Band: (Front) Tammy Robertson. Travis Maxey. Lori Mann. Steve McNeely, Jenny Cox. Laura Vines. Lana Cockman, Christine Absher. Brad Case, Melissa Henderson. (Back) Ralph Barker. Mr Fletcher. Donnie Arendt. Luke Dickson. Robert Dresen Mr. Fletcher, Tommy Thomas. Heather Hansen. Robbie Kiernan, Juanita Drum Major-Kelly Williams: ALL SMILES! Ugartechea. Tommy Truett. Cara Wolfe. Bart McWilliams. Melissa Campbell Steppin’ Out To Careers This year's Vo-Tech students are pictured left to right (Top) Nick McCartney. David Shaffner. Doug Witham. Terry Smith, Kevin DeArmon, (Bottom) Mike Johnston. Layden Irwin. Mike Romano Serving The Lord F.C. A. S.C.A. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Student Christian Association were both very active this year. The FCA sold programs at the football games and had special speakers at their meetings. The SCA provided the student body with many inspirational singers and speakers, such as the singing group Jesus Christ Power and Light, Jim Johnson who spoke on alcohol and drug abuse, Don Hutchins on Backward Masking and the U. of A. Baptist Church Choir. FCA- Top Row) Larry Helton. Bruce Westerman, Todd Sanders. June Cavnor, Don Rhodes. Jimmy Wyatt. Todd Hornaday. SCA Officers were (Bottom Row) Vicki Brett Graves. (Bottom Row) Tracie Fields. Kristi Graves, Laurie Landreth. Earnest Taylor. Judy Bates. Charlotte Sears. Trina Gray-President. Todd Sanders-Co-Presi Roller, Kim Huchingson, Angela Michau, Lori Wilson. Sponsor Pat Hines dent. (Top Row) Tammy Dunn-Secretary. Ronnie Mahan. Sponsor. SCA- (Top Row) Jenny Capps. Rhonda Loy, Shannon Hunnicutt, June Cavnor. Bruce Westerman. Katrina Morgan. Mark Masino, Beth Needham. Terry Comer. Kristi Graves. Lori Wilson. Todd Sanders. Beth Chaney. Trina Roller. Kelley Mercer. Mark Partain. Larry Helton. Craig Rhodes. Ronny Nobles. Todd Hornaday. Jimmy Wyatt. Garrick Houge. Brett Graves. Susie Hickman. Timmy Childress. (Bottom Row) Paula Homan. Tracy Neighbors. Tammy Miller. Tammy Dunn. Angie Benson. Alana Wells. Janet Foster. DeeAnn Hendrix. Vicki Gray, Melanie Masino. Marsha Truelove. Tammy Pike. Laurie Nobles. Charlotte Sears. Alicia Knowlen, Judy Bates. Kim Huchingson. Darrell James. John Watson. Sponsor Ronnie Mahan 93 Journalism Mrs. Ballard: our Advisor Kristi Gravesbusiness manager; Laurie Nobleslayout editor; Sandra Sanders-sports editor; Melanie Masino-Editor- in-chief; Missy Garrett-advertising manager; Tammy Pike-copy editor; Charlotte Sears-activities editor; Kim Huchingson-promotion manager; Ricky Beckwith faces editor; not pictured: Charles Moline-photography editor. Do Kim and Paula look innocent to you? After awhile pictures began to float through Mrs Ballard’s Melanie’s heads. The Never Ending Fight Against Deadlines We began in September to tell the story of Fountain Lake. Perhaps our idealistic hopes slowed down due to late copy, inadequate pictures and missed deadlines. But if we have shown a glimpse of Ft. Lake and its students then all the efforts of the 1984 85 Cobras will be worthwhile. With a lot of work and a little luck we’ve given you an extraordinary look at Ft. Lake-we hope! TYIjfTU Steppin’ Up To Achievement-With Beta Club This year, the Beta Club did something that had never been done before. A member of the Fountain Lake Beta Club ran for State Beta President. Although Bruce Westerman was not elected to the office we would like to say: “Congratulations Bruce! You represented Ft. Lake extremely well! Twelve members plus Mr. and Mrs. Warrington accompanied Bruce to Little Rock and the State Beta Club Convention. The first few hours of the Convention found the Ft. Lake Beta members campaigning hard for Bruce. At the Camelot Hotel later that night, Bruce and the other candidates made their campaign speeches to the first General Assembly. Each speech was followed by a skit to promote the candidate. Mark Stiles did a rap to help Bruce’s campaign. After the installation of the new officers, there was a talent program Following this came adjournment until the dance that night. Other projects the club undertook this year were a service project to benefit the community, and a selling project to raise money to buy the Beta Stoles which will be given to the graduat ing Beta members. Bruce Westerman strengthened his political experience by running for State Beta Club President Laurie. Laura, Tammy. Ron. Trina, Bruce. Craig. Steve. Mel. Mrs Warrington, and Vicki show us how serious the Beta Convention really was. Beta Club Members: Top left-Keith Scott. Ron James. Mark Partain. Mark Stiles, Steve Watson. DeeAnn Hendrix. Vicki Gray. Mark Masino. Gina Killingsworth. Shannon Hunni-cutt, Lori Wilson. Beth Needham. Trina Roller. June Cavnor. Laura Garner, Laurie Nobles. Angie Benson, Tammy Dunn. Alana Wells. Tom Phelps. Kelly Williams. Mrs Warrington-Sponsor Bottom Row- 1984-85 Officers: Bruce Westerman: Pres.; Melanie Masino: V-Pres.: Craig Rhodes. Sec.; Judy Bates. Treas.. Alicia Knowlen Reporter Those who attended the State Beta Convention were: Top Mark Stiles. Steve Watson. Craig Rhodes. Tammy Pike. Bruce Westerman. Ron James. Mark Masino, Mrs. Warrington. Coach Warrington. Laura Garner. Vicki Gray. Melanie Masino. Laurie Nobles. Trina Roller Mrs Warrington explains how to be a good campaigner while Laurie Nobles and Laura Garner discuss the candidates of other offices. All the members contributed to the campaign in their own ways Mark's specialty was entertaining the photographer! Melanie Masino attracts attention for Bruce's campaign while Bruce. Craig and Ron discuss strategies. Student Council The Student Council worked very hard this year. They helped with Football homecoming, sponsored both homecoming dances, a Christmas dance, and took a big part in getting the millage passed. They will present a $100 scholarship to a senior at graduation and each year they use the money they’ve made to buy something nice for the school. Brett Grave . Bruce Westerman. Stan Veazey, Steve Watson. Craig Rhodes. Mark Stiles. Dee Ann Hendrix. Kelly Williams, Marsha Truelove. Alicia Knowlen, Vicki Gray. Beth Needham. Missy Blake. Debby Travis. The 1984-85 FFA Chapter (pictured left to right) Jon Bryant, Ron James, Jeff Fuller, Cory DeArmon, Daren Dauber, Scott Vaughn, Keith Bailey, Daren Speers, Furman Reynolds, David Vaughn, Larry Helton, Billy Gilmore, James Taylor, Todd Hornaday, Jimmy Wyatt, Jimmy Garner, Marissa Metcalf, Larry Graves, Steve Watson, Virgil Helton, Steve Shell, Shawn Graves, George Breshears, Ronny Nobles, Garrick Hogue, John Watson, Travis Brown, Vicki Blake, Tamra Speers, Dempsey Rhodes, Shawn DeArmon, Mark Young, Kenneth Harrison, Darrell James, John Crumpton, Clay Hayes, Kevin Gentry, Tommy Davis, Brett Graves, Clayton Rynders, Mike Sisney, Debra Smith, Albert McCoin, Angie Richardson, Sandra Mercer, Shelly Johnson, Bruce Westerman, Craig Rhodes, Mark Partain, Susan Dwyer, Kelley Mercer, Liz Lawler, Jeff Foster, Shelly Sanders, Steve Sisney. The day school was out, we went to State Convention where Bruce was on the Courtesy Corps and Graig Rhodes was on the nominating committee. After convention, we attended Co-Op Camp where Bruce Westerman and former member Tony Coston were selected to attend the National Institute on Cooperative Education in Bozeman, Montana. Then we attended FFA Leadership Camp, after which Susan Dwyer went to WCP (Washington Conference Program) in Washington, D. C. While Susan was there, several members attended Recreation Camp where they did everything from playing tennis to wrestling. Then school started and it was fair time. Several members showed pigs and cows in the Saline and Garland County fairs and the Ark. State Fair. The chapter won many ribbons and awards. Mark Partain, Bruce Westerman, and Steve and Mike Sisney attended National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. After National Convention we were kept busy with fruit sales and raising money for the National FFA Foundation. In March, Fountain Lake hosted the Couchdale Sule-area Parlimentary Proceedure and the Public Speaking Contests. The Parlimentary team won first place, Craig Rhodes placed second in the Extemporaneus Speaking contest and Bruce Westerman won the Prepared Public speaking contest. It was then time to go to District. Our Parlimentary team lost at District, while Bruce won the Prepared Public Speaking Contest. Another exciting year was capped off by the FFA Banquet. Bruce Westerman won the Public Speaking Contest Randy Wyatt took Sandra Mercer seriously when she said she was hungry. Rex Martin, State FFA President from Camden, and Mr. McCoin are getting ready for the Greenhand Induction. Watch out Mid-South 'cause Brett The Barbarian Graves puts on a show at Co-Op camp. Craig Rhodes wins a scholarship at the State Fair. Mike Johnson tells his pig to look him in the eye or no more Green Acres! 99 FHA Is Magic OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America was very active this year. They raised money for the Children’s Hospital along with the help of other students at F.L. They sponsored a party for Ms. Lee’s class, because they helped raise the most money. The F.H.A. also attended the State Fair, Federation Convention and State Convention. All in all, it was a good year for this organization. Top Pic: F.H.A. Officers: Lisa Tucker, Pres; Kristi Graves, 1st Vice; Laurie Nobles, 2nd Vice; Laura Garner, Secretary; Missy Blake. Reporter; Trina Roller, Historian; Angela Michau; Song Leader; June Cavnor, Sr. Advisor (Not pictured: Charlotte Sears Treasurer) Bottom Pic: F.H.A Members: Holly Roller, Gina Killings-worth. Sandra Sanders. Pam Watson, Lisa Taylor, Dana Dantzler, Jon Bryant, Shannon Hunnicut. Sandra Dresen. Jenny Capps, Michelle Hooper, Vicki Gray, Steve Watson. Don Rhodes. Tammy Pike. Alicia Knowlen. Kim Huchingson. Sandra Mercer. Rhonda Loy, Kelly Mercer. Shelly Johnson, Felicia Helms. Shelly Shaw. Randy Wyatt. Judy Bates. LeAnn Turner. Cathy Robertson, Tina Fleming, Katrina Morgan. Beth Needham. Tracie Fields. Susie Hickman. Michelle Durant. Tracy Nelson. Kelly Williams, Tammy Dunn, Tracy Neighbors, Karen Breshears. Liz Howell. Paula Homan. Martha Rice. Advisor. Lisa Tucker, Kristi Graves. Laurie Nobles. Trina Roller, Anglea Michau. June Cavnor. (Not Pic. Charlotte Sears) Middle right: Laura Gamer. Federation Historian Right: June Cavnor represented F.L. on the Federation. State and National levels. 100 Freshman members: Rhonda Smith. Jackie Wells. Debbie Wilson. Regina Truett, Shelly Sanders. Marissa Metcalf, Judy Freeman. Racheal Standridge. Debra Smith. Angy Richardson. Tamra Speers. Liz Lawler, Liz Glmore. Vicki Blake. Jennifer Dilatush. Shari Wyatt. Tish Pickett. Karen Herrick. Jeannie Rigsby. Michelle Merwine, Nicole James, Lori Willis, Lisa Meddars, Martha Rice and the FHA officers. Federation Spanish Club This year Fountain Lake added a new activity to its list. The Spanish Club was started and officers were elected. The sponsor is Mrs. Lynn Turner who teaches Spanish. The club has already gained a reputation as being one of the most active clubs on campus. Some of the activities included sending out Turkey Grams for Thanksgiving and Santa Grams for Christmas, raffling off a four foot high Smurfette pinata stuffed with candy and attending a Spanish Festival at U.A.L.R in which several members won ribbons and certificates. The Spanish club also celebrated Christmas by eating at Pablo’s Restaurant. The club is looking forward to expanding in the coming years. Right “Pedro takes a siesta! Below • Richard Andrews. Ron James and Laurie Landreth enjoy making a pin-anta. Spanish Club officers are: (top to bottom) Paula Homan, Reporter; Angela Michau. Treasurer; Todd Hornaday. Reporter; Katrina Morgan. Secretary; Mark Stiles. President; Kelly Williams. Co-Vice President; (not pictured) Lis Ugartachea, Co-Vice President SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS are: (to row) Keith Scott. Tina Newingham, Todd Hornaday, Susan Dwyer. Robert Maxey, Curt Campbell, Laurie Landreth. Todd Sanders, Ricky Beckwith, Mark Stiles, Robert Teal; (middle row) Mrs Lynn Turner, sponsor; Kelly Williams, Shannon Hunnicutt. Angela Michau, Paula Homan. Alana Wells. Angie Benson. Tammy Dunn. Katrina Morgan. 102 Mark Masino, Terry Comer, Dee Ann Hendrix, (bottom row) Jenny Capps. Rhonda Loy, Vicki Gray. Janet Foster. Trina Koller Steppin’ Into FBLA One of the new organizations on campus this year is FBLA — Future Business Leaders of America Since this is their first year they only did a few things. For Christmas they collected items for Teen Challenge. On February 26. FBLA members went to a Spring Leadership Conference at Henderson to compete in various business areas. Tammy Dunn placed second in Business English. Angie Benson placed fifth in Shorthand, and Trina Koller received a certificate of recognition for the FBLA creed Angie and Tammy attended the State Leadership Conference on April 26. and 27th, in Little Rock. Mrs. Bates and four members plan to attend a summer leadership conference one week in July. The students that attended the Spring Leadership Conference are left to right, first row: Janet Foster, Lisa Taylor, Pam Watson, Judy Bates, Trina Koller. Kristi Graves, Vicki Gray. Mrs. Bates. Second Row: June Cavnor. Robert Teal. Keith Scott. Mark Stiles. Dee Ann Hendrix. Tammy Dunn, and Angie Benson. Second sememster new members are: Keith Scott. Mark Stiles. Trina Koller. Janet Foster, and Lisa Taylor. Members of FBLA are front row: Tracy Neighbors. Trina Koller, Vicki Gray. Pam Watson. Janet Foster. Mrs Bates, middle row: Tammy Dunn. Alana Wells, Tammy Miller. Judy Bates. Angie Benson, back row: Tracy Nelson. Lisa Tucker. Sandra Sanders. Rhonda Ford. Robert Teal. June Cavnor. Kristi Graves and Dee Ann Hendrix 1984-85 Officers are bottom row: June Cavnor Treasurer. Tammy Miller-President. Judy Bates Vice President. Mrs. Bates-Sponsor. center: Dee Ann Hendrix-Secretary. Top row: Robert Teal-Parliamentarian. Pam Watson Historian. Vicky Gray-Reporter. 103 The Junior High All-District Basketball members were Vicki Blake. Jeff Fuller. Tamra Speers, and Derrick Houge Senior High Players named to the All-District teams were: Stephen McEarl, Kim Huchingson. and Kevin Bell Steppin’ Our Achi Barbara Ramthun and June Cavnor represented Ft Lake in the Hot Springs Junior Miss Pageant Below-Three F.L. Seniors attended a Citizenship Conference in Washington D C. this summer with 700 other 4-H’ers They are: Paula Homan. Barbara Ramthun, and Tammy Dunn. Right: Tim Thompson. Tammy Dunn and Matt Dickson were chosen for All-Region Band Below right The All-District Football team included Ron Brazell, Jon Bryant. Bruce Westerman, Larry Helton. Tonv Bailey. James Taylor. David Vaughn and Sam Robinson. Those attending the 1984 American Legion Boys State were Mark Stiles and Craig Rhodes. Gris State Delegates were Dee Ann Hendrix and Angie Benson. 22 Jrs. and Srs. were nominated and accepted for Who’s Who Among American High School Students. They were: (top row) Tom Phelps, Mark Partain, Ron James. Steve Watson, Bruce Westerman. (Middle Row) Laura Garner. Vicki Gray. Tammy Pike, Kristi Graves. Alicia Knowlen, (Bottom) The U S Achievement Academy accepted the nominations of Kristi Graves. Melanie Masino. Laurie Nobles and Paula Homan for their Journalism Award. Denise Harrington. Angie Benson. Lori Wilson. DeeAnn Hendrix, Kelly Wil Above Melanie Masino was the Arkansas winner in tarns. Melanie Masino. Mark Stiles. Craig Rhodes. Judy Bates. Paula Homan. the Love's Baby Soft Teen Beauty Contest. Dana Dantzler. and Terry Comer. Right-This years Hugh O'Brian award winner was Tnna Koller Jp And Out wements Paula Homan. Ronny Nobles. Vicki Gray. Alicia Knowlen. Jon Bryant Angela Michau were inducted into Who’s Who in Music. Terry Comer and Michele Merwine were among the students nominated for a Math Award from the U.S. Achievement Academy Opening Night (Top Row) Beth Needham. Kelly Williams, Kristi Graves. Dee Ann Hendrix. Laurie Nobles, Tammy Pike. Alicia Knowlen, Janet Foster. (Bottom Row) Melanie Masino- Miss Fountain Lake. Rhonda Ford-lst runner-up. Vicki Gray-Second runner up. Lisa Taylor-Finalist, Angela Michau-Finalist. Tracy Nelson-Miss Congeniality (Above) Dee Ann can’t fight the feeling to wink at handsome Ronny Nobles. (Above Left) Three proud mothers!! Mrs Graves. Mrs. Nobles, and Mrs Masino (Left) Mrs Turner helps out Janet and Alicia! Melanie Masino Miss F.L. 1985 Lisa Taylor Contestant 1 Finalist Melanie Masino Contestant 2 Miss FLHS Beth Needham Contestant 3 Tracy Nelson Contestant 4 Miss Congeniality Laurie Nobles Contestant 5 Rhonda Ford Contestant 7 First Runner-Up Contestant 6 Tammy Pike Contestant 10 Kristi Graves Contestant 11 Angela Michau Contestant 12 - Finalist Flirty Refreshing E lectric Silly Hot Marvelous E gotistical Nutty Freshmen Class Favorites- Jeff Foster. Angy Richardson. Liz Lawlar, and Dempsey Rhodes. Todd Ashley Gary Beckham Danny Beyer Vicki Blake George Breshears Tony Breshears Travis Brown Lance Church Richie Clift Debbie Curtis Isreal David Tommy Davis Cory DeArmon Shon DeArmon Jennifer Dilatush Chris Duncan Garrett Elmore Jeff Foster Judy Freemon Jeff Fuller Dawn Fulton Tammy Garrett Kevin Gentry Liz Gilmore Priscilla Gilmore Larry Graves Shawn Graves Kenneth Harrison 112 Virgil Helton Karren Herrick Freshman Class Officers President- Michele Merwine Vice President- Dempsey Rhodes Secretary- Angy Richardson Treasurer- Vicki Blake Reporter Garrett Elmore Darrick Houge Nicole James Jim Kaatz Liz Lawler Gene McBee Lisa Medders Michelle Merwine Marissa Metcalf Wayne Neighbors Darren Niblett Tish Pickett Angy Richardson Jeannie Rigsby Shelly Sanders Bobby Seewald Michael Sisney Steven Sisney Debra Smith Rhonda Smith Tamera Speers Rachael Standridge David Sutter Ricky Tripp Regina Truett Dustin Vaughn Lori Willis Darrell Wilson Debbie Wilson Mark Wilson rn Shari Wyatt_______________ 8th GRADE CLASS FAVORITES. John Westerman. Julie Tillery. Heather Hansen, and Chip Pike enjoy the Spring weather. Charity Book Aaron Boyette Becky Breshears Scott Breshears Mike Brown Renea Brown Kim Bryant Kristy Burks Melissa Cambell Brad Case Suzanne Cavnor Johnny Cosby Jerry Cowan Lisa Culpepper Melody Fason Jennifer Fuller Greg Furr Vaughn Garner Brandi Guy Heather Hanson Peggy Harris Shannon Herrington Suzy Hess John Hibbs Stephen Homan Darlene Horman Jimmy Howard Chris Hulsey Mark Johnson Kim Jones Melissa Jones Tina Lambrix 114 Ken Livingston Dannie Loy Teresa Mann Travis Maxey Jewell Miller Davonne Morgan Toni Morgan Patty Morris Kenny Neighbors LaShawn Neighbors Toni Newell Deena Outler Keri Outler Joe Portain Chip Pike Chris Poston Dawn Ragsdale Sheila Rigsby Diana Robinson Ann Roberts Kyle Robertson Becky Sears Amy Seewald Chad Speers Phillip Taylor Tim Thompson Dalynda Tillery Doug Tillery Julie Tillery Wendy Tillery Traci Turner Juanita Ugartechea Zolton Varga Tammy Vaughn Karen Walker Jared Ware John Westerman Will Williams Kevin Whiley Cyndi Wolfe Calvin Wynn Robert Burton 115 Ralph Barker Kim Bates Lona Cockman Jenny Cox Bobby Crosley Jason Curtis Missy Davis Luke Dickson Jonah Dodd Jim Duncan Sean Edds Darron Ford Cheri Guy DeAnn Harrington Melissa Harrison Marty Haynes Christina Hilliard Michelle Hislip 116 Wendy Hogue Shane Hoover Jim Howard Marcy Hutchins Robby Kiernon Julie Knowlen Kerri Koehler David Larsen Ken Livingston Steven Long Dana Loy Lori Mann Katrina McCoin Steven McNeely Bart McWilliams Jerry Milroy Michael Pratt Missy Ragsdale Kim Rigsby Angela Ritter Sheryl Roberts Tammy Robertson Clyde Rynders Jack Smith Christy Standridge Rebecca Standridge Tommy Thomas Tommy Truett Mike Turner Danny Vaughn Monica Vaughn Todd Vaughn Laura Vines Shelly Watson Douglas Whimpkey Tammy Williams Torri Williams Doug Willis Cara Wolfe Wesley Yates 117 Jr. High Cheerleaders “Super Spirit” This year’s Junior High Cheerleading squad was very energetic. Their enthusiasm always showed and it never died. They dazzled us with their superb pyramids, fantastic double stunts, great cheers, and sensational smiles. Win or lose, these girls always had high spirits and it was greatly appreciated. Regina Trued. Tammy Vaughn. Jennifer Dilarush. DeAnn Harrington. Sherri Wyatt. Tammy Robertson. Tish Pickett Jr. High Cobras Look Ahead The 1984-85 Jr. High Cobras began the new year with high hopes of keeping a running Cobra tradition: undefeated. Plagued by injuries and numerous other uncontrollable circumstances, the Cobras found this was simply not possible, despite one-hundred percent effort from each and every team member. Although they didn’t get the undefeated season they had worked so hard for, they did learn many valuable lessons to apply to next year’s winning season. Us Them 6 Murfreesboro 12 8 Clarksville 8 0 Mtn. Pine 9 12 Bismarck 0 0 Glenn Rose 24 6 Bauxite 19 8 Magnet Cove 24 12 CMS 0 Kneeling Travis Maxey, Greg Furr. Zolton Varga. Phillip Taylor. Danny Loy, Joe Partain. Mark Wilson. John Westerman Standing: Cory Dearmon, Jeff Foster. Derrick Hogue. Tommy Davis. Matt Dickson. Dustin Vaughn. Kevin Gentry. Chris Duncan. Emery Kendrick. Isreal David. Virgil Helton. Doug Tillery. Top Row: Jerry Turner. Dempsey Rhodes. Steve Sisney. Kenny Neighbors. Brad Case. Will Williams. Jeff Fuller. Daren Dauber. Kyle Robertson, Aaron Boyette. Tony Breshears. Donnie Morrow. Todd Ashley. 119 Jr. High Track Watch Us Now! Jr. Boys 1st Row: Coach Davis, Chris Duncan. Dustin Vaughn. Tony Breshears, Will Williams. Danny Beyer, Darren Dauber. Tommy Davis. Derrick Hogue. 2nd Row: Cory DeArmon, Clyde Rynders, Dannie Loy, Bobby Crosley. Jeff Foster. David Larson. Tommy Truett, Jim Duncan. 3rd Row: Sean Edds, Jonah Dodd. Robby Kiernan, Danny Vaughn. Darren Ford. Robert Dresen, Michael Piatt This year both Jr. high teams had a very good year. They were especially strong representing Fountain Lake. Jr. Gris 1st Row: Coach Warrington. Tamra Speers. Liz Gilmore, Jennifer Fuller, Dawn Ragsdale. Jewell Miller. Priscilla Gilmore. Karen Herrick. Jeanie Rigsby, Wende Hogue 2nd Row: Lori Culpepper. Laura Vines, Suzanne Cavnor. Julie Tillery. Debbie Wilson, Kim Jones, Judy Freeman. Nicole James. 3rd Row: Kim Bryant. Keri Outler. Jennifer Dilatush, Toni Newell. Tina Lambrix. Junior High Tennis Darlene Horman, Angy Richardson, Shelley Watson. Michele Merwine, Sherri Wyatt, Liz Lawler, Heather Hanson, (Above) Clay Hayes, Kevin Gentry, Todd Ashley, Richie Clift, David Sutter, Vaughn Garner, Mark Wilson, Lance Church, Jared Ware, Kenneth Harrison, Joe Partain, Tim Thompson, Mark Johnson, Pat Hines. (Left) Missy Ragsdale, DeeAnn Harrington, Lori Mann, Susie Hess, Shelley Watson, Heather Hansen, Darlene Horman, Regina Truett, Ann Roberts, Michele Merwine, DeVonne Morgan, Liz Lawler, Angy Richardson, Sherri Wyatt. 121 Coach Robbie Hancock, when asked his opinion about the Junior Boy’s season, said it could have been better. He felt that the inexperience of his team contributed to the games in the loss column, while hard work won the remaining games. His plans are to work on their shooting, jumping ability, and team play. Hancock expects to have a strong team next year. The 1984-85 COBRAS: (standing) Coach Hancock, Derick Hogue, Chip Pike, Kyle Robertson, Steven Shell, Jeff Fuller, Vaughn Garner, Will Williams, Scott Breashers, Chris Hulsey, Chad Speers, Steve Sisney, (Kneeling) Dempsey Rhodes, John Westerman, Bobby Seewald, Richie Clift, Jared Ware. Top Left: Will Williams shoots free throws in the District Tournament. Bottom Left: Coach Hancock takes a time out to give the Jr. Boys advice about playing. The Jr. Lady Cobras started the season as one of the top three teams in the district but by district tournament they exceeded that ranking by reaching the finals and becoming runner-up in the 5-A South Tournament. We also reached the finals of the Garland County Tourney and finished the season with a 12-5 record. Although we are losing six freshmen to the senior team, we have a strong group of 8th and 9th graders returning, so the expectations for another winning season are great!” —Coach Warrington. The 1984-85 Lady Cobras: (front row L-R) Tracie Turner, Amy Seewald, Katrina McCoin, Kim Rigsby, Shelley Watson, Angela Ritter, Angy Richardson, (2nd row L-R) Linda Neubauer, Christy Standridge, Cindy Wolfe, Dana Loy, Carla Sharp, Vicki Blake, Jennifer Dilatush, Monica Vaughn, Kim Jones, (back row L-R) Michele Merwine, Sheryl Roberts, Becky Sears, Wende Hogue, Nicole James, Rachael Standridge, Jennifer Fuller, Liz Gilmore, Tamra Speers, Julie Knowlen, Coach Warrington! Paron 43-9 Mt. Ida 41-18 Jessieville 31-41 Ouachita 38-24 Harmony Grove 35-15 CMS 28-38 Lake Hamilton 25-20 Magnet Cove 47-12 Glen Rose 31-20 Bauxite 44-36 Ouachita 35-22 CMS 17-34 Jessieville 27-39 Ouachita 27-25 Jessieville 22-19 CMS 20-39 (Top Right) Vicki Blake shows us her dribbling skills. (Lower Left) The Jr Cobras were Runners-up in the District Tournament. 123 _______________________________ — - J 9th grade maid and escort VICKIE BLAKE and JEFF FOSTER QUEEN ANGIE RICHARDSON with KING DAREN DAUBER 8th grade maid and escort JULIE TILLERY and PHILLIP TAYLOR. K-fvfwb ELEMENTARY FACULTY Monica Alford Ann Bassett Zandra Bates Phillip Bruce Callie Carroll Sandra Curry Ramona Davis Lynne Gibson Janice Golden Nancy Harter Herman Johnson Joyce Killingsworth Sharon Kyle Debra Lee Vicki Lester Roxie Long Teri Lucero D’Ann Pelton AIDES Linda Bibbs Susan Culpepper Alene Gray Phyllis Vaughn Prudence Wagers No Photo Available 126 Self-Contained 6th Grade Mamie Allen Terry Anderson Angelo Baily Kelly Bailey Sammy Balsters Christine Baltzel Darla Bear Wendy Bettis Clarissa Book Cindy Bowman Eric Breshears Anna Caldwell Jeffrey Campbell Jeri Childress Kelly Clem Lee Ann Coleman Renae Daris Kim Dodd Angela Echols Anthony Echols Billy Fisher Jana Ford Jason Frost Sheila Furr Shelly Garrett Robbie Goodaux Brannon Graves Candi Graves Chris Graves Phillip Harris Shawna Harrison Alan Hecke Brian Hill Monica Holland Amy Hutchins Roy James 1?8 Steppin’ Out Of Elementary Nicole Johnson Kathy Kiernan Brian Kioida Chris Koiasch Neil Krzak John Lambert Yvonne Lambrix Lynn Loy Kenneth Mahan Angela McAtee Joyce Miller Naomie Mitchell Ronnie Mitchell Wendy Mitchell Stacy Morgan Chad Morrow Brian Nobles Kevin Nobles Kristi Owen Sue Roberts Renae Ryders Franky Sears Jo Anne Seewald Russell Seymore Melissa Slater Lisa Smith Sherry Spears Sara Stover Michelle Switzer Eddie Terry Missi Turner Bryan Wall Joel Ware Mareia Wells Tony Whiskey Brant Williams 129 5th Graders Stand Out!!! Brian Alford Scan Barron Larry Bechtel Tracy Boyette Donnie Brawdy Garey Breshears Adrian Capps Christie Carter Trey Castleberry Kristyn Cavnor Greg Clark Mellonie Conrad Archie Downs Harold Echols Jeremy Frost Sean Garrett Gary Glchrist Tasha Gles Robin Graves Chris Grissom April Hibbs Chris Hicks Kim Hill Diana Horman Laura Howell Valerie Hulsey Ray Kara Angela Ledbetter Jeremy Long Reba McGinnis Natallie Metcalf Johnnie Minton Dale Modlin Micah Morrison Michelle Neighbors Stephanie Niblett Ty Payne Shane Phillips Keith Rice Joe Rigsby Ailegra Rochan Rickey Rodgers Joel Sawrie Sheryl Seymour Frankie Smith Florence Smith Lillian Stover Dallas Tillery Chris Vann Ronnie Vaughn Not Pictured Jeremey Bass Donna Floyd April Griffith David Henderson Christopher Herron David Jeffers Jason Muller Carrie Watson (Right) Jeremy Frost and Traci Boyette were chosen as 5th grade class favorites. 131 Fourth Grade Jennifer Allen Jerri Andrews Jennifer Ault Timmy Beckham Cory Bellamy Rodney Blocker Sky Book Berry Brown James Brown ■Tammy Buxton Daniel Cocburn Chris Coleman Melissa Conrad Tommie Cox April Crane Jeffery Crumpton Seem Culpepper Gina DeArmon Chris Ellison Mandy Fason Hollie Ford Tammie Ford Frankie Fowlks Jerod Freeman Tyler Fryar Beverly Gaston David Glmore Melissa Haily Teresa Harris Robert Helms Jody Hislip Amy Huckaby John Hudnal Robert Hulsey Anna Ivey Chrystal Jackson 132 Jamie Johnson Rusty Kllng Melany Kolasch Penny Roller Donald Lambrix Erin Larkin Amanda Loy Steven Marlar Sandra McAtee Pam McWilliams Josh Meyer Pernall Mitchell Jason Nobles Tina Noles Terry Owens Nicole Rice Michael Seewald Kim Sisney Michael Tillery Melissa Tonquinto Terry Trusty Tina Trusty Angela Turner Joe Turner Claudia Ugartechea Sarah Walter Jeff Warner Ashley Williams Marty Williams Melissa Wilson 133 Third Grade Dylan Afflerbaoch Barbara Ault Eric Balsters Emily Beckwith Billy Bectal Allen Black Ellen Breshears Joanie Breshears Karen Burks Daniel Burrus Terra Campbell D’Ann Clark Patrick Cockman Kim Cofer Denise Cox Jodie Crumpton Melissa Davis Gwynn Dilatush Jason East Rusty Fason Jimmy Fulmer Cindy Furr Kelly Garner Allison Graves Ryan Hammonds Jennifer Herrick Dawn Hess Kari Hislip Mary Hollinger Suzy Hope Melissa Howard Britt Hughs Wade Johnson Wesley Keener Kenny Kizer Toni Koehler Class Favorites Rusty Fason and Jenny Powell 134 Phillip Krizak Marty Langley John Loyd Brian Mahan Richie Marlar Jaime McAtee Regina Metcalf Sarah Meyer Cheryl! Milks Tara Milroy Dee Moore Misty Morgan Michelle Morris Willie Morris Misty Neighbors Krissy Partain TyLynne Pascoe Joey Phillips Jenny Powell Mandi Reed Jerry Reed Robert Reed Dawn Seawald George Shell Jamie Smith Paula Stow Kayla Thacker Chris Tillery Staci Tolliver Jon Truelove Andres Ugartechea Rosario Ugartechea David Van Dusen Jeremy Vaughn Kristy Walker James Warfel Loretta Wilder T. J Wisdom Kim Wyatt Micheal Yates Mindy Yates Picture not available for: Heather Bradshaw, Joe Caldwell. Stacy Campbell. Amanda Grissom. Micheal Klinkel. Eric Marlar. Jeremy Miller. Judie Montgomery. Maria Ugartechea. Mary Walker. 135 Second Grade Aaron Appier Angie Barker Clifford Beckwith Nichola Beckwith Amanda Berryhill Angela Bright David Burrus David Buxton Mary Caldwell Courtney Campbell Jeremy Campbell Jean Carter Josh Castleberry Bo Chambers Jacob Coleman Levi Cowart Larry Cox Joy Crumpton Matt Crumpton Myra Crumpton Sonja Cummings Jennifer Day Jeff Dean Katherine Denger Michelle Dickson Lynette Downes Donna Echols Lee Engle Kim Ferrell Matt Ford Scottie Garret Cory Graves Tim Griffin Chris Hammond Arron Harwood Josh Hayward 136 Jessie Hendrix Jason Himes Heather Jones David Koller Jeremy Koller Lynette Krai Cory Lambert Fletcher Larkin Andrea Long Mark Martin Richard McCoin Michael McNeely Christina Miller Terry Milroy Justin Minton Adam Modlin David Moore C. Wayne Neighbors Jayson Neighbors Toby Niblett Missy Nobles Tone Pascoe Darby Rhodes Chris Rigsby Margot Rochon Chris Rodgers Kelley Rowton Jeanna Sheets Adam Slater Nathan Stover Mesheyl Stow Josh Tillery Holly Vaughn Amber White Alicia Wilson Jennifer Wilson Kevin Wilson Joe Yates Marna Yates Terry Zander 137 First Graders Begin To Learn Martin Ault Sammy Ault Darla Baltzell Codi Bellamy Shelly Black Chris Bradford David Breshears Dusty Brown Christy Burchfield Windy Cox Angela Crabtree Jodi Dean David DeArmon Chad DeArmon Adam Dickson Christy Dilatush Farron Downes Heather Ebert Jon Fason Autumn Fernald Mandy Ford Raebora Fowlks Cody Garner Pamela Glchrist Jason Haley Lucehia Harell Anthony Harter Stephanie Hollinger Alisa Huckaby J. J Irwin Nicholas James Jeremiah Johnson Aaron Killingsworth Zachary Lacy Summer Langley Robert Loyd 136 Cheyenne Loy Tiffany Mann Tosha McGallicher Jamie Meyer Matt Modlin Barbara Morgan Carrie Neighbors Christina Newell Chris Outler Jamey Pendergraft Antoinette Phillips Kristi Powell Chuck Ragsdale Eric Reed Robert Reed Mandy Richardson Kristie Rigsby Kyle Ritchey Darin Ritter Bobby Seaberg David Seewald Becky Shell Andrea Sisney Suzanne Smith Amanda Stover Becky Terry Johnny Tillery Josh Tolliver Dawn Travis Cindy Ugartechea Eric Vines Jim Walker Rebecca Webb Shelly Wheetley Jeremy Whiley Gegit Woodruff Not Pictured: Bridget Bates, Stacy Dickson, Adam Dickson, David Floyd, Tonya Foshee. Shelly Goessman, Josh Hayward. Misty Loy. Gary Phillips. Chns Marlar. Michelle Random. Juan Romero, David Seewald. Briton Miller. Jennifer Stone. Jim Walker. Michael Walker, Jamie Willis Brandy Afflerbach Christie Bailey Autumn Barker Trey Bassett Samantha Bates ° nnett Jarrod Breshears Amy Bright Clint Bryant Kevin Burchfield Sonja Burks Joey Burrus Mary Carter Alma Castanedo Shannon Cooper Mark Cox Michelle Crumpton Anne Culbreth Mandy Davis Adam Day Shane Dickson Jason Dill Jeremy East Nichole Edmonds Josh Ellison Ginger Evans Sara French Christie Fulmer Bobby Furr Brian Gibson Whitney Gregory Rebecca Hammonds April Harris Jeremy Hendrix Josh Hendrix Lisa Hibbs Jamie Huffer John Kara Jennifer Kerbie Tonja Kizer Kelly Klmg Eric Krai No Photo Available No Photo Available pT —v. No Photo Available k r r No Photo Available 4 Kindergarten Steppin Into A Way Of Life -V. • Derek Loy Jennifer Miiroy Michael Marshall Daemon Moody Kelly Kling and Trey Bassett are the Class Favorites New Brandy Morgan Jennifer Nobles Heather Muncrief Cheryl Owens Christy Phillips Devry Rhodes Jeremy Rigsby Amy Roberts Rachel Skinner Johnny Starnes Merideth Switzer Robert Thompson Tina Travis Jennifer Vaughn Kenny Whaler Joshua White Brad Willis Imagine yourself walking into a huge building full of millions of strange people that you don’t know. As you walk along the halls trying to find a friendly face, you hear other people calling out to their friends. You feel all alone. That was the way Kindergarten felt the first day of school, as they stepped into a way of life that would stay with most of them for the next twelve years. The students of Lynn Gibson, Ann Bassett and Sandie Whisenant shared many ideas about their first year of school, but they also had experiences that were all their own Joey Burris-I liked coloring and recess. I like my friends, but I’d like to have a girlfriend. Merideth Switzer-I liked nap time. I wish there was a t.v. so we could watch the Shirttails. Jamie Huffer-I like ice cream and applesauce in the cafeteria. My best friend is Kelly and the funnest time was when she spent the night. Tonja Kizer-My favorite thing is skating. I would like to jump-rope in class all the time. Brian Gibson-I like swimming at the lake and going to the Tractor-Pull with Trey, my best friend. Jeremy Hendrix-My favorite things are hot dogs and french fries and playing on the Merry-Go-Round. Devry Rhodes-I like all my brothers, but I love my sister Dodie, ’cause she took me to see Karate Kid. Joshua White-I like singing and practicing for Graduation-but I don’t like my sister much. Ul The Junior Class started to work in October. Their goal was to put on the best Prom Ft. Lake had ever seen. From finding a room, D.J. and food to selecting and ordering all the decorations, many hours of work went into the planning of this event. Then May 4 came around and all the hard work paid off. The room was breathtaking and seemed to be part of another world. All who attended would agree — the Juniors reached their goal. “Yes. Mark my sleeve is supposed to be like that, says Katina. “LOOKING GOOD Perfect Couple You'll be Hfflife fROW MY IMYEKj. David Schaffner and his date take a closer look at the dance floor Seduce me tonite! David Vaughn struts onto the dance floor “Sandra, who’s Jason talking to???' Brian laughs and says. “Laurie and Billy are fighting again. The Graduating Class Of 1985 Congratulations Vicki, you’ve finally talked your way through Keep smiling and keep God with you. You’ve made us proud. Mom, Daddy, and Granny I am not proud, just grateful that the Lord has blessed me with a daughter like you. Keep your free and independent spirit. I love you Charlie Wells We are proud of you!! Love Always, Mom Dad Paula, Congratulations! You finally made it! You came all the way with a smile on your face, a twinkle in your eye and a song in your heart. God bless you. We love you, Mom, Dad, Stephen, Tommy, Grandma and Grandpa Congratulations Mark, you have made us so proud of you. Hope the rest of your life will be as happy and as full of love as you have made ours. Love, Mom, Dad, Keith, Tim and Kelly Congratulations Mike! You have finished this phase of life only to begin anew. May God guide your path. You're special-We love you-Dad, Mom, Shelly and Mark. 146 Congratulations to our darling Dee Ann. We love you. Mom. Bill, Robbie, Shelley, and William. You light up our lives! Love ya. Mother, Dad, Grandma, Mark, Bill and Kim Congratulations David. We are very proud of you. Keep those dimples shining and you’ll go far in life. Love, Mom, Dad, Darren, and Danny. Congratulations Beth! You finally made it and now you’re “steppin’ out” on your own. We are proud of you little sister! Mom. Dad, Bill, Brian, Barry, Brett Blair. With best wishes Stephen-Love, Mom, Dad and Sam ■ A Congratuations Marsha. We are very proud of you. You’ve come a long way baby! God bless you keep. Mom, Dad, and Jon. Congratulations James, we knew you could do it! We love you and are proud of you! Love, Dad, Mom, Larry, Randy, Stephanie, and Jeannie. To our precious ray of sunshine. Bless your sweet spirit and your cheerful caring for others. We love you. Congratulations! Mom. Dad. Will, and Ashley Congratuations Tony! You have made Dad me so proud. Hope the rest of your life will be as happy and as full of love as you have made ours. Love, Mom, Dad, Keith, Tim, Kelly Congratulations June Bug! Remember to always seek 1st the Kingdom of God, and his righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto you. We love you, Dad, Mom, Suzanne Kristyn TOMMY DEAN TILLERY September 22, 1967 March 27, 1985 TRIBUTE TO TOMMY He was sent to make us happy for only a very short while. He’s now sitting with God, wearing proud his dazzling smile. He was sent here for a purpose from Heaven to make us see, The sun needs rain for a rainbow to be. He wasn’t sent to make us sad, or teach us his own lifestyle He was sent to make us happy, but only for a while. He looks down at us now, and 1 see him shake his head. Then I see him smile and this is what he says: Do not follow my lead, for even the strong may fail. Go instead where there is a path, and then leave a trail. God’s arms encircle him now, and I think I know, That God turned to him and said, “Son it’s time to go.’’ I see them walk away now, into clouds and skies of blue. I have only one thing to say, TOMMY, WE LOVE YOU.” Cobra Supporters Are Tops! Fountain Lake Cobras Would Like To Thank Our Cobra Advertisers. HOT SPRINGS JANITORIAL SUPPLY 1313 Central Ph. 623-6911 COOPER BUILDING MATERIALS COUNTRY MART Cordoba Rd. And Desoto Blvd. Owner Freddy Dickson Hwy. 7 N. Hot Springs Village 922-0844 Ph. 6244586 mi Benjamin Moore Co. 303 Albert Pike Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 Blake’s Park Exxon 701 Park Avenue Hot Springs, AR 623-4042 toe good to be ™ Heating And AirConditioning (Airport Road) HOT SPRINGS PRODUCE Old Little Rock Hwy. Ph. 624-7447 GCOmCH mine icrvicej, me. P O. Box 8388 Phone 623-2027 Barbie’s Beauty Salon Highway 7 North — Mt. Valley Junction Hot Springs. Arkansas 71901 Hot Springs Village Arkansas 71909 Tel: (501) 984-5345 5346 Tx.: 215406 TBYT UR Telecopier: (501) 984-5443 BARBARA NOBLES Owner and Operator FREDA ALLEN Operator JERRY C. (Pee Wee) STANDR1DGE OWNER Standridge Service b Equipment HIGHWAY 7 NORTH - HOT SPRINGS ExceMnf in Service Phone 623-2314 HEAT PUMPS APPLIANCE SERVICE SALES - SERVICE ADD ON DUCT WORK INSTALLATION SHEET METAL WORK c$Lc(z eAfoxt zzn, S. 1 DESOTO BLVD .. 9. HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE. AR 71909 OFFICE 922-2600 HOME 922 2209 7 ! . 14 DeSoto Center Hot Springs Village. AR 71909 DWIGHT KAREN ISENHOWER 501-922-2686 P.O. Box 8279 Office Phone: Hot Springs Village. Arkansas 71909 501 624-1476 TEXACO KOUNTRY BOY 1 STOP RT 7. BOX 180 HOT SPRINGS. AR 71901 GAS GROCERIES FISH BAFT 23 Hr Sarvtca Calls Carl A Jaan Stoats Phona 624-4370 Congratulations Seniors! ROBERT C. SCOTT RUSSELL DUNN AUTO SALES 624-5471 1225 Albert Pike EXTRA CLEAN USED CARS BUY-SELL-TRADE Financing Available Propane Appliances Heaters SYNERGY GAS A CORPORATION 3037 Albert Pike Hot Springs. Arkansas 71901 (501) 767 5960 Charles Milbey Branch Manager Telephone: 501 624-2061 SllEiffl rami Complete Residential A Commercial Floor Covering 200 Albert Pike HOT SPRINGS. ARK. 71913 DAYTON MCHEUM Independent I ire ( Ine. Ld fkt lufp yw FOUNTAIN LAKE LIOA S Ci-uQ PARK -� RORP Phone: (501) 623-5633 hulrc s HAIR AND SKIN CARE Rl. 18 Box 148 Fount Lk. Ctr. Hot Sprinq . Arkan a� 71901' Comploto Beauty Sorrice Northwest Gorlond County GCBR r Doord of Realtors Star Rt. 10 Box 475 B Hot Springs AR 71909 6244949 Located at DeSoto Center Hot Springs Village. Arkansas 71909 cc s y eatanrant 7 Days A Week Compliments of Fountain Lake True Value Hardware Bob’s “Farm Fresh’ Produce Market Bob Diana Chunn 624 9421 funeral Home INSURANCE FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY ESTIMATES ON ALL UPHOLSTERY PHONE 525-2821 PELTON UPHOLSTERY COMPANY 1st American Bank MAf'ONAI AHOClAHON Of HOT SPRINGS J.D. PELTON. Owner 4801 CENTRAL AVE. GRAND CENTRAL AVENUE HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS 71902 P.O BOX 1799 501 624-5501 1st American FIRST AMERICAN BANK OF HOT SPRINGS Affiliated Engineers Inc. Registered Professional Engineers 1600 Ridgeway Hot Springs. AR Bob and Joyce Piatt, Owner ABC CLEANERS INC. Live Steam Carpet Cleaning 1701 CENTRAL AVE HOT SPRINGS. ARK 71901 Compliments Of JOSEPHINE TUSSAUD WAX MUSEUM Hot Springs, AR. 71901 Watch And Jewelry Repairing Engraving. HiamAnri Qottinn HOLIDAY JEWELERS Fountain Lake Jessieuille The Gidcomb Villagers Qjcomi • T)j||fl(ie ScLJ cf Coronodo Community Center Kindergarten through Young Adults Telephone 262-1265 Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 From THE FT. LAKE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT We Appreciate The Community’s Continuing Support Stewart 767-8553 COBRA SUPPORTERS Allen Michau Ins. M M Marine Land Morris Antiques Norman’s Florist Pacesetter Realty Poulters Jewelers Razorback Camper Sales Regis Shirley Spitzer Stereo Junction Steven’s Inc. Strawberry Patch The Basket House The Sewing Machine Tillman’s Antiques Dean’s Insurance Lambert’s Used Books M M TV Prince Electronics Smith Sewing Center Curtis LaRhonda Abernathy Jarrell Plumbing Co., Inc. 918 Malvern Avenue HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS 71901 DUKE FABRIC CENTER We welcome school groups.” 201 Broadway Ph. 624-1851 Home 262-1568 RONALD JARRELL Office 623-4562 Compliments of COOLEY'S FOOD MARKET ST. MICHEALS SCHOOL AND DAYCARE CENTER. Hot Springs, Arkansas BURTON-EISELE CLINIC PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 101 WHITTINGTON AVENUE PHONE: 321-2229 HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK ARKANSAS 71901 UROLOGY GENERAL SURGERY RADIOLOGIST CONSULTANTS JAMES F. BURTON. M.D FRANK M BURTON. M.D. (RET.) L. O BOHNEN. M.D. W. MARTIN EISELE. M.D M. R SPRINGER. M.D. ADMINISTRATOR JAMES H. FRENCH. M.D W. Y SPRINGER. M.D GENE H. BROOKS JOHN H BRUNNER. M.D. ROBERT W FORE. M.D. H JOE HOWE . M.D. LOUIS R MUNOS. M.D. PHILLIP L. SMITH. M.D. CECIL W CUPP III. M.D. OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY JOHN L HAGGARD. M D DENO P PAPPAS M.D. THOMAS P THOMPSON JR M.D. W SLOAN RAINWATER. M.D. G. DAN KIMBERLIN. M.D. Congratulations Seniors!! BELVEDERE COUNTRY CLUB Central ARKANSAS ‘Mortgage Linda D. Chandler President Suite 900, Medical Arts Building 236 Central Avenue Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 (501) 624-2492 Hot Springs Only Locally Owned And Operated Mortgage Company. “We Still Make House Calls” FHA-VA-Conventional Financing Available. Applications Taken By Request At Your Home Real Estate Company, Or Our Office. For Your Convenience Office Hours Are: 9:00 AM • 6:00 PM Monday Through Thursday 9:00 AM • 1 PM Friday, 9:00 AM - 12 Noon Sat. Nancy Smith, Loan Officer ------------------------------------------------------------- -...........................- Landmark SAVINGS BANK F.S.B. UfJLL Printers ami Stationary. Inc. PMC INI I SOI | US I! 1.41, •10 WEST GRAND AVE. HOT SPRINGS. ARK. T1SS1 CITY HARDWARE Phone 623-4301 211 East Grand Hot Springs, AR 71901 HOBSON Moroa co., me. HONDA SALES A SERVICE Service Dept. 5332 Central Av. - 5254565 Used Car Sales 906 Hobson - 6234440 Johnson Floral Company 214 CENTRAL HOT SPRINGS, ARK. 71901 PHONE AC 501 623-5506 0Ck6 1010 Central Avenue Phone 624-9624 HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK, ARKANSAS Gary’s Studio . . . offAotogaafAy Gary A. Mttk 761 Park Avenue Hot Springs. AR 71901 Phone (501)624-3195 TOTAL LOOK CONCEPT 4807 CENTRAL AVE. SOUTH PARK PLAZA HOT SPRINGS. AR 71913 (501) 525-2442 HOT SPRINGS BEAUTY COLLEGE PIVOT POINT INTERNATIONAL Owner Wentz Akard 624-9862 819 Central 501-321-2441 HOME OWNED AND OPERATED EDUCATIONAL TRAINING IN HAIR DESIGN VETERAN REHABILITATION APPROVED H. Mark Fleischner DIAMOND MASTER 402 CENTRAL AVE., HOT SPRINGS, ARK. 71901 GRADUATE APPRAISER OF THE GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA The Hair Clinic Hair Styling for Men Women 767 Park Avenue 624-7141 Phone 501 623-8820 1017 Central Ave. ' Hot Springs, Ark. 71901 r' hr 1 MOT SPRINGS' (funeral HOME. Inc. Park Avenue Cleaners and Laundry THE ARUNGTON Resort Hotel £ Spa Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas 500 Park Avenue Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 You’re Welcome in Weyerhaeuser’s Woods Our business is growing trees. But a healthy, growing forest is also a good place for birds and animals to live. And for people to enjoy. From browse-filled clearcut to mature forest, our pine plantations provide food and cover for most Arkansas species of wildlife. Our streamside zones and “Special Wildlife Enhancement Areas — more than 145,000 Arkansas acres — provide hardwood habitat for others. And our logging roads provide more than 4,000 miles of free access to the Arkansas out-of-doors for you. If you'd like a map of our lands in Arkansas, or would like to know more about what we’re doing in Arkansas, write Weyerhaeuser, P.O. Box 1060, Hot Springs, Weyerhaeuser Arkansas 71901. The Tree Growing Company Dr. Grady Roper 407 Ouachita Ave. Hot Springs, AR 623-1172 Hot Springs Title Company A COMPLETE TITLE SERVICE ABSTRACTS • TITLE INSURANCE • ESCROWS CLOSING SERVICE 623-4405 534 OUACHITA AVE. COURT YARD PLAZA. SUITE 3 ■ . 0 . mmm SC¥i?«S SS Junior Misses And Maternity BEVERLY’S CASUAL SHOP 315 Ouachita Hot Springs 624-1838 509 Main Arkadelphia 246-9112 Printwa ©fftrp g upplip« i� nn til tBB fctnre 1905 SOI 624-1271 tatinnrra O T) ©ffirr Jfitrmturr 536 Ouachita Hot Springs, AR 71901 $ ffTfSPWWGV DiwW yi 126 Central Ave. Hot Springs, 623-2849 Featuring: Sterling Turquoise Jewelry Jokes — Posters — Incense, Pipes Tobacco “A Most Unusual Gift Shop Stubby $ Hickory Pit Stubby $ Too Stubby s Rib House 1000 Park Avenue 3024 Central Avenue 1000 Albert Pike 6249323 624 1552 321 9835 (OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK at all locations) BAR B O BAR 8 O BAR B O PIT BAKU sh!rt§+ Of HOT irMNOS MAU SADI CENTRA!. AVENUE f IKD • HOT SPWNGS. ARKANSAS 7)913 501-525-3986 JESSE D. HAWKINS Manager I (X T-SNrtl Do Th� TafcJng ' ;ipia NEWEWAGENCY CZjhuiu anc MIKE NEWELL Mom T � prxxw 76 7 4366 616 W QRANO. � JITC 1 1 HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS 71001 Thonjo. 623-1270 PHONE 624 3337 SPA CITY AUTOMOTIVE 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE “LIKEABLE” That’s us at First Federal Savings of Hot Springs. ★ 3 and 5 year Certificates paying the highest rate in town ★ 24-hour “Instant Assets” Banking ★ Complete Checking Services ★ Friendly “Home-Owned” Banking ★ Five Convenient Locations Come see us at First Federal LSLK t= First Federal Savings of Hoi Springs “We’re Likeable” IIOMI OHM | • 1 M lil K d l M KM I |’| y, i llk HOI IK IS • 700 U.Hlikl l‘l K I IIOI Sl’klMiS MALI. • 0 1 MAI.YLkN kn h 1 ( OKTI-Z lAll k Let Us Introduce You To HIGH TECHNOLOGY Data Processing Electronics Accounting Automated Word Processing Commercial Art Pre-Engineering Fire Protection Nursing Paramedic Services Photography Radio Broadcasting Secretarial Science Supervisory Management We also have college level programs m Math, Science. Communications and the Arts, Social Science and Business Administration. Call ’7G 7-93'7' for information. We offer programs and courses Garland County Community College Hot Springs FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS 71901 Like a good neighbor, ri State Farm is there. f .S' BARNEY NUSKO Agent 005 W Grand Ave Hot Springs. AR 71913 Bus Phone (501)321-1165 Res Phone: (501) 623-3456 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES KMC OCCICCS BlOOtMNOTON ILLINOIS ‘‘Complete Car Care Service HOT SPRINGS TIRE TOWN. INC. 105 East Grand — Phone 623-9895 Hot Springs. Arkansas 71901 Free Inspection and Installation Custom Dual Exhaust SPA MUFFLER SERVICE 225 EAST GRAND 624-3687 HOT SPRINGS, AR 71901 Phone 623-9299 XI Congratulations Seniors! J. SKY TAPP ATTORNEY AT LAW P.O. BOX Y HOT SPRINGS, AR 71902 501-624-7719 501-525-8726 I STEWART RESTAURANT SUPPLY 504 Ouachita Ava. JERRY STEWART Hot Springe. AR 71901 The Family Home Improvement Company” Anderson Construction Co. 1-800-632 0658 808 East Grand Ave Hot Springs, Ark. 71901 —i Phone 623-7080 Res. Phone 623-7095 DR. V. F. HEINEMANN DENTIST Hours By Appointment RED MILLARD GENERAL AUTO SERVICE 826 CENTRAL AVE. HOT SPRINGS. ARK 1001 Central 623-4652 We Support The Cobras” Jasiuatis im. Un CW iscvunuia oman fbtend eAi i c a sual ' 1510 B Airport Road in 70 West Plaza Danny Washington, owner 1 Mile West past 70 W Bridge Hot Springs. Ark 71913 Phone 501 - 767-5312 Charlotte Washington, owner C. J. Horner Co. Inc Main Office Convention Palm 321-9600 — To The Class Of 85 HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE SHERIFF’S OFFICE Sends Best Wishes For Your Future SPA SCARING SELT P 0 Box 1445 Weslinghouse Drive Hwy 88 HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS 71901 COOPER BUILOING MATERIALS BOB LESTER President Res 623-8670 AC 501 262-1133 1-800-272-2072 ACE HARDWARE HOME CENTER Cordoba Center 11 Hot Springs Village. Ark 71909 922-2844 DE SOTO CENTER HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS 719C1 BUSINESS PHONE 501 922-1780 501 Bus: 984-5032 501 Res: 922-2017 P. O. Box 8128 Hoi Springs Village. AR 71909 RON BRAZELL Regional Director NATIONAL OLD LINE INSURANCE COMPANY Little Rock. Arkansas BILL REED Const. Co., Inc. REED REALTY Star Route 10. Bo 363 Hot Springs. Ark 71909 JmH Our goal is to produce quality work at competitive prices and make deliveries on time. To ensure this, every effort has been made to equip SSL so that all art work, typesetting, photography camera work, stripping, plating, printing, and bindery services can be done under one roof. With our experienced staff and our versatile capabilities, we are looking forward to putting nVl! I to work for you. hrTnl PRINTING CO JmH On Satellite! 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AR 71913 767-9314 Leann Turner of Energy Saving Products, saves her energy fnr An HaivaHo Himl from your The I teuton Stale Bank Member FD1C Serving Saline County Since 1934 Earnest Taylor stops at D E One Stop for a refreshing Coke D E ONE-STOP THREE PINES RESTAURANT Kimbo Huch Earnest Taylor chat after a great meal. Hwy. 5 Ph. 623-6502 VICKERS POODS Ms Vicker poses for the camera VICKERS FOODS Junction Hwy. 5 7 No Ph. 624-6208 Old Mill THE HOUSE UNUSUAL ITEMS For an exotic shopping experience Created by Arkansas Artisans 2116 Parte Ave., Hwv. 7. North 2VS miles from Bathhouse Row Phone 623-4710 Kim Huchingson and Rhonda Ford take a break THE SHACK Jessieville Ph. 984 5619 ■ 1 Home 623-1994 RUTH SANDERS, Associate Broker RANDALL REALTY Phone: 501 -321-9931 500 West Grand Hot Springs. Arkansas 71901 RESORT FORD c wnf n TAMMY PIKE, KRISTI GRAVES AND SANDRA SANDERS check out the latest In sports cars. BEST IN THE J D- JOE. 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