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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1986 volume:

We're A Class You Can't Control We're The Class Of: - THE PURPLE PRIDE STAFF PROUDLY PRESENTS: rHIS ONE'S FOR FOUNTAIN LAKE SCHOOL ROUTE 7, BOX 220 HOT SPRINGS, AR 71901 VOLUME 47 This year the Annual Staff decided to adopt a name for the yearbook to continue on throughout the years. A lot of time was spent trying to come up with an appropriate name that everyone liked. After hours of brainstorming we came up with PURPLE PRIDE . Purple Pride means a lot, in different ways, to everyone here at Fountain Lake. Although it is hard to put in words it is generally a pride felt deep inside that makes people proud to be a COBRA. This pride is something that gives us the momentum to give it our all whether it be in sports or academics. It pulls the students, administration, faculty and community into one big family that supports one another 100% all the way. So now we, ■ the Purple Pride Annual Staff present - THIS ONE'S FOR YOU!! Purple Pride is something that is hard to define. It's not an object, something that you can describe, but a feeling. You have to earn it and it lakes a lot of time, determination and hard work. When it comes to Purple Pride, you either have it or you don't. RON JAMES Purple Pride is something you get when you're ready to support your team whether you are winning or losing, whether it's football, basketball, tennis, track etc. ... EARNEST TAYLOR ■ I ri Vf; ' PURPLE PRIDE AND YOU 2 DEDICATION DEDICATION DEDICATION PEP Once upon a time , there lived an is a very kind and considerate man This man is an intelligent Because of all of your hard work and dedica-extraordinary man. This man who has lived and gifted person who likes to work with kids. This is a man tion we would like to dedicate this yearbook to in Hot Springs for three years now, never who is greatly dedicated to his work and does all in his ability you, Mr. Beckham, seemed to be at home. He always appeared to help others. This man is Mr. Larry Beckham, to spend more time at a place called Fountain Mr. Beckham, who started out three years ago as the Lake School than anywhere else. Who is this girls basketball coach, quickly became a principal. He has mystery man? Well, the answer is simple. This been a positive and dynamic addition to our school. MR. BECKHAM THIS ONE'S FOR YOU 3 ■■ Well before the school year started, many activities were already underway. The fun had started. From games to dances to classes to assemblies, the year had its ups and downs. If any one word could describe the year it would be ALIVE. The students lives were constantly moving at a fast pace. To all you lively students, we say This One's For You. MORE I WORK | 1 These boys have come to our aid as FIRE MARSHALLS. Michele Merwine, is this a fair trial?? We haven't forgotten about our maintenance Look at Mr. Beckham, Alicia!! man. Shelly Rodgers decided to attend journalism today!! “ I Mr. Hancock finally decides to work. Don't just stand there Coach Utley, get working!!! Aren't you cheating Bill? 1 Has anyone seen Luke Dickson? Coach Clay are you sure you know what you're doing? I AND LESS PLAY Ah yes, those lovely blistering humid days of degree weather with sweat pouring down your forehj to the tip of your nose before finally dripping off into seemed to be a lake forming beneath. Everyone counts the final days of an endi year until summer begins, but when it gets here'one lo to madly rip his clothes off and head for the near puddle or pool, just about anything to ke The real question is, what does one do during the long, hot summer months? ljl great things for everyone to do. Most of us look forward to spa swimming and or just lying on d Summer is not just a time j Kfai on the beach; it is also time to e? so you won't have to listen to paren It can also be rewarding. No telling meet or just how much fun you might have one ever forgets those long, wonderful summer 7 fun It's a beautiful day to be out on the lake and to be having such fun like this skier. Just a few of Ftn. Lake's Kids are taking advantage of the beautiful day by taking a hike. Is Pam Watson sitting in the sun or is she just posing for the camera? All play and no work makes us wonder if David Sutter is still very much “young at heart . Alicia Knowlen is going fishing or not. 9 Under the Influence. What does it mean? Some thought of alcoholic beverages and the parties they attended. Others thought about that special person they scheduled their second semester classes around. Some thought of that special moment when someone gave them the chance to prove themselves, from getting a part in the Drama play to making the football team. Others remembered their friends and the crazy stunts they pulled. Sophomores were influenced by the change of going from Jr. High to Sr. High. Juniors were under the influence of dating and having fun. And the Seniors were under the influence of a non-stop fun year, especially at senior get-togethers since it was the last time a lot of them would ever see each other. Bates and Laurie Noblei iarnest l'PP ,aron N A UGHTY I NTRIGING G lamorous H OT T ERRIFIC L IVINGIT UP I MAGINATIVE F UN E XCITING Liz Gilmore and John Westerman look as though they are having a good time at one of the many dances. Also enjoying a cold night on Park Avenue are Tanya Lipp and Keith Scott. 14 Kim Bryant, Jennifer Reed, Leann Walker, John Howard, and Doug Witham enjoy a night on the town. Catch Middle Left: the Spanish Club lets its spirit show in a pep assembly. Above: Tish Pickett the loyal Cobra fan. Left: Homecoming is the time where everbody catches the spirit!! . . SPIRIT . . . Above: The Jr. Cheerleaders have the Spirit Above Right; The sophomores have a blast! 1. The Sr. Cheerleaders say, “ALL THE WAY COBRAS! 2. Go Cobras! 3. Our super spirited mascot! 4. A bunch of wild and crazy Cobra fans! 5. Sideline encouragement always helps! WHAT'S HOT WHAT'S NOT 18 1. Being pretty is hot. Being prettier than your girlfriend is not. 2. Coach Davis' sunglasses are hot. But his face is not. 3. Going to the Ra orback Game is hot. But wading through the people is not. 4. Being real smart is hot. Being smarter than your teacher is not 5. Steve Watson is hot. And there is nothing about him that's not. 6 Mr. C. thinks teaching is hot But having his picture taken is not. 7. Clay Hayes is hot. But his outfit is not. 8. When you dress like this you are hot But dressing normal is not. 9. Laurie Nobles is hot. But the Sheena fcston look is not. 19 What a perfect view to look at legs!! Judy Bates, Laurie Nobles, Charlotte Sears, Trina Koller, Kristi Craves. 20 AHHH! That's better. Darrick Hook. This would be fun if I could do it. Wende Hogue. Boogie to the beat! Jason Curtis. Teeter totter anyone? Steve Shell. The hottest couple, they are always mad. Oh, gross, I hate it when she gets in these moods. Robbing the cradle there, aren't you Chuck? Are we having fun yet? Kevin's perfect match, a dummy. If Vicki only knew the real Don. Aren't we cute! The oldest couple, cutting Wayn's first dance, and the rug. probably last. Who's who? Jon Says, Cosh, I'm so lucky. Gee David, how much does a stepladder cost? . - I Giddy up! You can let go anytime Mrs. Gladden. If my girlfriend was that ugly. I'd choice her too. Brett wonders if she'll ever finish her hair. Travis Brown is our real Howdy Doody. ■ ' 1 | 1, 24 Is this Coach Warrington's usual look? Shelly Johnson's usual look, (cute) Mrs. Thompson's new fad. Darren Dauber enjoys slave day. A first - Mrs. Turner is thinking. Kurt Akman, are you late again? Frankie Sears - Another Man in Red. HAPPY FACES Here's a little peek at what Fountain Lake seems to have around campus. Everyone will agree the only thing you see on this page is happy faces, and a little laughter. If you ever get feeling blue, then here's the thing to do. Look on the bright side and think of the good times. Another hint is look around Fountain Lake, and we're sure you'll see a happy face. 7 1. Robert Maxey seems all smiles as he is given a journalism party. 2. Kristi Craves entertains everyone during pageant week. 3. Nothing seems to bother sophomores as they show us here. 4. Steve Watson has nothing better to do with his time? 5. What's so funny Shelly? 6. Alicia Knowlen is all smiles for the camera. 7. A lake trip for Tim Grisham seems to be all he needs. 1. Trina Koller is happy reading. 2. Charlotte Sears, Laurie Nobles and Kristi Graves think just taking a trip is worth a happy face. 3. The true side of Tabetha Fletcher 4. “What can I say! says Mrs. Thompson. 5. Coach Davis seems easily entertained. 6. Mrs. Beckham seems well composed. 7. Liz Gilmore can't decide if she wants to smile or not. Sandra Sanders, Charlotte Sears Kim Huchingson in another desperate attempt to sell Chars' M.G. (top left). Everyone wants to pose with Randy Wyatt's Vette, including Randy (top right). Sharp Dressed Man - John Watson gets all dressed up to go for a ride (middle left). Angela Michau loves her Mustang (middle right). Keith Scott and Randy Wyatt show how much they love L.B. (left). Dressed to perfection is Sandras' car (above). CURRENT — ‘Back to the Future’ The Science-fiction comedy earned more than $200 million in theaters. Teen idol Micheal J. Fox stars as Marty McFly, a red-blooded teenager who finds relief from his simpering parents with a mad scientist who transports him to the year 1955. Fox matches up his parents and gets back to the present. Malcolm Jamal-Warner plays Theo, the only son in the Huxtable family, on NBC's No. 1-rated The Cosby Show . 30 % Hands Across America was a charity to benefit this country's hungry and homeless. It was held on Sunday, May 25. Nearly six million joined hands to form-in 20-mile segments - a 33-city, 16 state chorus line from the Statue of Liberty, in New York, to the Pacific Coast in Los Angeles. At 2:00 p.m., everyone joined hands and sang three songs; Hanas Across America, We are the World, and the national anthem. Mrs. Thompson and the choir chartered a bus and 58 students traveled to Malvern to take part in the line. A good time was by all, but the main goal was to help America's hungry and homeless. Comet Hailey Soviet admits nuclear mishap 31 cr 70 mCD Q D — D Live aid took place on July 13, 1985. It raised millions of dollars for the Ethiopian Relief. Rockers in London and in Philadelphia gave Live Aid for 162,000 concert goers. The space shuttle tragedy set back America's space program and saddened millions of Americans. Christa McAuliffe was to be America's first teacher in space but she and six other astronauts were killed in the shuttle explosion. ■■■■ Min [ab e oi Contents 36 1 llll IBBBII IB ■ ■■Bl IB ■1 ■ BB| IIBIBBl IBBB IB S; ______ Rah P ctuves ... 30 Sen ovs .... 36 Top Ten........ St. Brags.......44 Student Ute.... 46 N Ws Prophecies .............. SO un ors........ 62 Sophomores.....66 P acuity ...... 60 Mm n' strat' on . 62 NNho's Nho..... 64 tWvss PY.VAS Pageant ............... 78 j ch evements .. 82 BB At some point in time every person is seen as an individual. During this time ones' true personality and character shines through. You , the individuals, are what make up Fountain Lake School. r BI BBBI IW YOU'VE GOT THE CUTEST I. Laurie Nobles £ 2. Randy Wyatt 3. Iop e deKefzer 4. Tim Grisham 5. Mark Par lain 6. Valerie Alford 7. Kristi Graves 6. Laura Garner 9. Sandra Sanders 10 Laura Kaatz II. Lori Wilson 12. Rhonda Ford 13. Alicia Knowlen 14. Denise Harrington 15. )udy Bales 16. Regina Killmgsworih 17. Charloite Sears 18. Dana Dantzler 19. Keilh Scoll 20. Liz Howell 21. lisa Taylor 22. Pam Watson 23. Don Rhodes • 33V3 Aava 331111 SENIORS 86: MIRACLES DO HAPPEN As we started the year, we had mixed emotions-emotions of fear, challenge, happiness, sadness and accomplishments. Our last year of high school is finally here, and a few aren't sure if they're ready to leave or not. While a few have their future plans determined, all are trying to face reality. That reality finally hit us when our graduation announcements, caps and gowns, and memory books arrived. Fountain Lake has seen us through the best and the worst of times. After everything that most of us have been through the past twelve years, the Seniors of 86 are living proof that MIRACLES DO HAPPEN! S P o N S o R G A R Y 'S S T U D I O 38 ceoo Cc9 urn Joptl cOi tttyX C vj cr'c£ ficujjux J JoAyn g% Hotv swo s ir-j 39 7 ect e tca,id IV atecUcfonctut 'S'iccce 4.2? After Graduation, I plan to run for State President of Arkansas FFA. Next Fall I plan to attend the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville and pursue a degree in Engineering. While at the University, I plan to walk-on and play football. Only God knows what the future holds, but this is what I have planned. Bruce Westerman SaCctfafontcut Catena 4.19 My plans for the future are to become exceedingly wealthy after I graduate from college. I'm not too sure right now which college I'll attend, but I've narrowed it down to either HSU or ATU. No matter which school I attend, I want to have the time of my life. Laura Garner 4.?3 My future plans are to attend Garland County Community College for my pre-pharmacy education, then attend UALR to complete my pharmacy degree. Gina Killing-sworth 40 4.09 After I graduate I'm going to take it easy until August. Then I'm going to college to study some kind of Engineering. I'll more than likely be an Electrical Engineer. After I have finished I'll see what happens. Mark Partain .vti 3.92 In the next ten years I hope to have a successful career and family. For the next two years I plan to attend Garland County Community College and then transfer to the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Lori Wilson 3.X7 Next fall I plan to attend Garland County Community College and start toward a Bachelor of Science in Business. After that I hope to transfer to the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Judy Bates 3.X7 I plan to: (A) Attend UCA (B) Become a psychologist (C) Get Rich. Tammy Pike s4£teca 3.79 I plan to attend GCCC for one year, then transfer to UAMS for a BS in radiology. After that I plan to get married and have a successful career and family. Alicia Knowlen 3.77 I am going to the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville and major in computer science. I plan to have a successful career and then start a family. Ron James “Dettoie 3.74 My future plans are undecided right now. I hope to find a good job in the secretarial field and have a happy family. Denise Harrington ‘TZ.’iiAtt 3.67 I plan to attend Henderson State University, recieve my BSBA and become a certified Public Accountant. I plan to have a successful career, become wealthy, get married and one day win the Indy 500. Kristi Graves 41 P 60Jk O VV s !tf uaCL KlWinc u iti JxjLro ' odhu.- r.C' £ fl0 Unrl'J- l. GUXnfC hGJOd%- ivOtAAi. _ Jfjdtd- 'Wrjtjzy s Jcmciha. Tl k TWsCa.ct'nt Cg-'cI P O N S o R E R 5 6 s llL Codla W u iAc xu XXS B U s I N E S ll hJ (?d iitjiVvv (XnuYu Gz 43 Sr. Class Officers: Charles Moline, Treas.; Terry Smith, Rep.; Alicia Knowlen, Sec.; Earnest Taylor, Vi-Pres.; Mark Partain. Rep.; Keith Scott, Pres. BAILEY, KEITH: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Student Council 4; Most School Spirit 4; FFA 1,2,3; FCA 3,4. BATES, JUDY: Tennis 1,2,3,4; District champ 1,3; District Runner-up 2; State Champ 1,2,3; SAU Runner-up 11th grade. Champ 12th grade; Doubles Champ 1,2; State overall runner-up consolation winner 3; HSU Champ 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All district 1; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; All district 4; FHA, SCA, Beta Club 1,2,3,4; FCA, FBLA 3,4; FBLA VP 3, Pres. 4; Student Council Rep-at large 4; Basketball Homecoming 1,3; Football Homecoming 4; Sophomore Class VP; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students 3,4; Who's Who Athlete 3; Soc. of Disting. H.S. Students 4; U.S. Nat'l. Math, Journalism Leadership Merit Awards 4; Most Athletic 2,4. BRYANT, JON: FFA, Basketball, Football 1,2,3,4; FHA 3; Tennis 1; Track 1,2; Who's Who 3; FLHS candidate 4; All district honorable mention 2; All district Football 3,4; Outstanding Back 4; ALL STATE 4; All district Basketball 1; Football Homecoming escort 1,4; B-Ball Homecoming Escort 4; Class Favorite 3; FCA 3,4; Most Talented 2,3. DANTZLER, DANA: Cheerleader 2,3; Tennis 1,3; Beta Club 2; Track 4; Volleyball 4; FBLA 4; SCA 2,3,4; SCA President Who's Who 3,4; Spanish Club 3; FHA 2,3,4; Library Worker 4. DE ARMON, KEVIN: FFA 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Football 1; Vo-Tech 3; Most Likely To Be Remembered 4. deKEYZER, JOPIE: Exchange student from Holland 4; FCA; Spanish Club; FHA; Volleyball; Track; Homecoming Sr. Maid; Drama. FORD, RHONDA: FHA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; SCA 4; Basketball 1, manager 2,3; Scorer 2,3; Football Manager 3; Office Worker 4; Charmer 2; Who's Who 3; Biggest Flirt 3; Best Personally 4; Miss FI Pageant finalist 2, first runner-up 3,4. GARNER, LAURA: Track 1,2,3,4; State Qualifier 2,3; 880 Dash school record 1; district 880 dash record 2; Champ 1,2,3; Garland County 880 Champ 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Football Trainer 3,4; FCA 4; Football Homecoming Queen 4; Beta Club 2,3; Treas. 1, Sec. 4; State Convention 2,3,4; FHA 1, Historian 2, Sec. 3,1st VP 4; Federation XIX 3rd VP; State Convention 1,2,3,4; Class Reporter 3; Student Council Reporter 4; Yearbook Sports Editor 2; Prom Comm. 3; Library Worker 1; Perfect Attendance Award 1,2,3; Most Likely To Succeed 2,3,4; Co-op Camp 3; Graduation Usher 3; Amer. HS athlete 3; US Achievement Acad. 3,4; Who's Who 3,4; Girl's State; Elk's Club Student of Month 4; Soc. Disting. HS Students 4; American History Award. GRAVES, KRISTI: Band 1; Band Solo Ensemble 1; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 4; Beta Club Convention 4; FHA Songleader 2, 1st VP 3; 2nd VP 4; FBLA 3,4, Reporter 4; FCA, SCA 2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4, Jr. Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Speech Drama Treas. 4; Student Council Rep. 2, Treas. 4; Basketball Mgr. Scorekeeper 1,2; Volleyball Mgr. 3; Charmers 2; Office Aide 4; Miss FLHS Pageant 2,3,4; Garland Cnty Fair Queen Pageant and Parade 4; Best Dressed 3,4; Cutest 4; Homecoming Royalty 2; Most Improved Charmer 2; Prom Comm. 3; Who's Who 3,4; Soc. of Disting. HS Students 4; Us Nat'l Awards-Journalism 3,4, Math 4, Leadership Merit 4; Journalism Camp 3; 1st place layout 3rd place copy at camp 3; FHA Federation meeting 1,2,3; FFA Banquet host 1; Freshman Dance Comm. 1. GRISHAM, TIM: Football 1,2,4; Track 1,2; FFA 1,2,3; Vo-Tech 3; Best Personality 4; Dist. Champ. Team 1,4; State Playoff Team 1,4; Homecoming Escort 2,4. HARRINGTON, DENISE: Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; FHA, SCA 4; Who's Who 3,4; Soc. Disting. HS Students 4; Beta Club 4; Band Solo Ensemble Contests 2,3,4; Teachers Aide 3,4; Most Bashful 3,4; Outstanding Band Member Award 3; Honor Roll 2,3,4. HENDERSON, ERIK: Football 4, Track 3,4; Golf 3; FCA, SCA 3,4; Biggest Flirt 4; FFA 4; Math Award 3; Choir 4, Who's Who 3. HOWELL, LIZ: FHA 1,2,3; Volleyball 1; Cheerleader 2; Beta Club 4; Choir 1,2; Tennis 1; Honor Roll 3,4. HUCHINGSON, KIM: FHA, SCA 1,2,3,4; FCA 3,4; Basketball, Tennis 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,4; Homecoming Maid 2; Wittiest 2,3,4; Most Athletic 3; Who's Who Among Amer. HS Athletes 2,3,4; Who's Who in Music 4; Choir 1,3,4; Journalism 1,2,3; Tennis - Dist. Doubles Champ 2, Runner-up 3; State Doubles Runner-up 2,3; Basketball-All Dist. 1,2,3,4; Leading Rebounder 2,3,4; Leading Scorer 1,2,3,4; Leading Freethrow Percentage 2,3,4; Conference Champs 4. IRWIN, LAYDEN: Football 2,3; FFA 1; Vo-Tech 3,4; Track 2,3. KAATZ, LAURA: Transfered from Chicago 4; Track 1; Health Occupations of America 3,4; FHA 4; Miss FLHS Pageant 4; Annual Staff 4. KILLINGSWORTH, GINA: Cheerleader 1; Charmer 4; FHA 1,2; SCA 1,2,4; Beta Club 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Tennis 2; Band 1,2; US Nat'l Math Award 2; Who's Who 2,4; VFW Award 1st Place 4; Solo Ensemble Band Contest 1,2; Office helper 4; Beta Club Pres. 1. KNOWLEN, ALICIA: Beta 1,2,3,4, Rep 3, Treas. 4; Student Council 3,4; Journalism 4; Flag Line 1; FCA 2,3,4, Pres. 3,4; SCA 1,2,3,4; Who's Who in Music 3,4; Madrigals 2,3; All-Region Choir 2,4; Miss FLHS Pageant 2,3; Cheerleader 2,4, Most Spirited 2, Capt. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Class Sec. 2,4; FHA 1,2,3;4; Best Personality 2,3; Most Talented 4; Most School Spirit 4; Class Favorite 3,4; Football Homecoming Maid 3; B-Ball Homecoming Queen 4; Who's Who 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4-State Dbl. Runner-up 2,3, Dist. Champs 2, Runner-up 3, State Dist. Champs 1,2,3; Volleyball 2,3,4-Best Setter 3, All-Dist. 4; Girl's State 3; Sr. Top Ten 4; All-Star Cheerleader 4; FCA State Conv. 4; Nat'l. Conv. 4. LIPP, AARON: Transfer from Kansas 4; FFA 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Football 3. MAXEY, ROBERT: Football 1; FFA 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Journalism 3,4. McCARTNEY, NICK: Transfer student 4; Basketball 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Home Ec 4; Vo-Tech 3. MERCER, SANDRA: Homecoming maid 1,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; FFA. 1,2,3,4; Greenhand Sec. 1; Chapter Jr. Adv. Sweetheart 3; Chap. Sentinel 2; FHA 1,2,3; SCA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; Basketball Mgr. 4; Track MGR. 3; Miss FLHS Candidate 3. MOLINE, CHARLES: Football 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; FFA 1,2; Greenhand Officer 1; Class Treas. 1,2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Wittiest 1,2,3,4; Best Personality 2,3; Track 1,4; State Playoffs 1,4; Yearbook 1986 SENIOR BRAGS 44 Phot Ed. 3; ATU Football Camp 3; Dist Champ Team 1,4. MURPHY, CATHY: FHA 2,3; Spanish Club 3. NOBLES, LAURIE: Cheerleader 1,2,3; Co-Capt. 4; Beta 1,2,3,4; Choir 1; Volleyball 1; Class Sec. 1,3; Class Pres. 2, FHA 1; Treas. 2; 2nd VP 3; Pres. 4; Tennis 1; Most School Spirit 2; Class Favorite 3,4; Who's Who 3,4; Soc. Disting. HS Students 4; Miss FLHS Pageant 3,4; Garland Cnty. Fair Queen Pageant 3,4; Annual Staff Design Editor 3; Photo Ed. 4; Natl'. Journalism Award 3,4; Journalism Camp Awards-lst place Design, 3rd place Copy; Beta Convention 3,4; FCA 3; SCA 2,3; Speech Drama 4; Student Council Sec. 4; Football Homecoming 4; Prom Comm. 3. PARTAIN, MARK: Beta Club Pres. 1; Student Council Rep-at-large 4; FFA Treas, Sub-area VP; Most Bashful 3,4. PIKE, TAMMY: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Leading Rebounder 4; All-Dist. 4; Charmer 2,3,4; Lt. 4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4. Beta Conv. 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 3,4; Who's Who Athlete 3; Miss FLHS Pageant 2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3, Copy Ed. 3; Cutest 2,3; Most Talented 2,3; Prom Comm. 3; Flag Line 1; Choir 1; FCA 3,4. RHODES, DON: FFA 1,2; FHA 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; FCA 2,3,4; Class Favorites 1,2,3; Most Athletic 2,3; Track 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3; State playoffs 1,4. RODGERS, ROD: FFA 1; FBLA 3; Spanish Club 3; Who's Who Among High School Students 3; FHA 4. ROMANO, MICHAEL: Football 1; Basketball 1; Tennis 1,2; Agri. 1,2; Vo-Tech 3,4. SANDERS, SANDRA: Cobra Charmers 2,3; Cheerleaders 1,4; Basketball 1,2; Manager 3; Track 1; Volleyball 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Historian 4; FBLA 3,4; Secretary (FBLA) 4; Who's Who 3; Best Dressed 2; Prom Committee 3; FCA 3,4; SCA 1,2,3,4; Choir 1; Journalism 2,3; Sports Editor 3; Office Aide 4. SCHAFFNER, DAVID: FFA 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,4; Football 1; Tennis 1; Track 1,2; Who's Who 3; Class Hot Rod 4; Vo-Tech 3; Football Homecoming Escort 1. SCOTT, KEITH: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; FCA 3,4; FHA 2,4; FFA 1,2,3; Academic American 3; Who's Who 3,4; Beta Club 1,3,4; Spanish Club 3, All District 4; District Championship Team 1,4; State Play-Off Team 1,4; Football Homecoming Escort 1,4; Senior Class Pres. 4; FFA Greenhand Reporter 1. SEARS, CHARLOTTE: Cobra Charmer 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Executive Council 2; Treasurer 3; Third Vice-Pres. 4; State Federation Planning Meeting; Who's Who 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Biggest Flirt 2; Most Talkative 3; Most Energetic 3; Sr. Class Hot Rod 4; Office Aide 2,4; FCA 2,3,4; SCA 1,2,3,4; FFA 2; Beta Club 1,2,3; Reporter 1; Beta Convention 2; Track 1; Volleyball 1,2,3; Choir 1; Journalism 2,3,4; Activities Editor 3; Layout Design Editor 4; Journalism Camp Award 4; U.S. National Journalism Award 4; Miss American Co-Ed Pageant State Finalist 2. SMITH, TERRY: FFA 1,2; FHA 3,4; Vo-Tech 1,2; Class Reporter 4. SPEERS, DAREN: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4; FCA 4. TAYLOR, EARNEST: Football 1,2,3,4, All District 4; Track 4; Class Favorites 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; FFA 1,2,3; FCA 3,4; Golf 3. TAYLOR, LISA: Basketball 1; Jr. High Llomecoming Queen 1; Class Favorite 2; Flag Line 1; Journalism 3; Chauners 2,3; Captain 3; Beta Club 4; FCA 4; Who's Who 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Historian 4; Miss Fountain Lake Pageant 2,3,4; Finalist 3. UGARTECHEA, ROCIO: Band 1; Volleyball 2,3; FHA 1,2; Who's Who 2,3; Track 2; Spanish Club 3,4. WATSON, PAM: Tennis 1,2,3,4; District Champions 3; State Champs 3; Overall State consolation Winners 3; S.A.U. 10th grade singles winner; S.A.U. 3rd flight doubles winners; Basketball 1,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Charmers 2,3; Lt. 3; FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 3,4; Vice Pres. 4; Football Homecoming 2; Basketball Homecoming 3; Mr. Miss Sr. Class Favorites: Earnest Taylor, Alicia Knowlen, Laurie Nobles, and Steve Watson. FLHS Candidate 10th grade; Class Favorite 10th grade; Who's Who 3; Class Energetic 4. WATSON, STEVE: Basketball 1,2,3,4; All District 1,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Greenhand Pres. 1; Chapter Treasurer 1; Football 1,2; FHA 3; Student Council 2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; S.A.U. Doubles Champ 1; District doubles Runner-up 1,2; District singles winner 3; Homecoming Escort 3,4; SCA 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; State Beta Convention 2,3,4; Who's Who 3,4; Math Award 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4; Best Dressed 2,3,4; Cutest 2,4; Class Favorite 2,4. WESTERMAN, BRUCE: Football 1,2,3,4, All-District 3,4, All-state 4, Outstanding linebacker Conference 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; State Student Athlete of the Year 4; Garland Cnty. Athlete of the Month 4; Elks Student of the Month 4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Pres. 1,3; State Convention 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Hugh O'Brien Award 3; Boy's State 3; FFA 1,2,3,4 -Greenhand VP 1, Sec. 2,3, Pres. 4, State Conv. 2,3,4, Nat'l Conv. 2,3, State Leadership Conf. 4, VP Parliamentary Team 1st place sub-area 1, Sec. 3, Hardsman Award Garland Cnty Fair 3; Public Speaking Proficiency Award 1,2; FCA 2,3,4; 1st Place Rotary Club Essay Contest 3; 1st place Optimist Club Oratorical Contest 1; DAR Good Citizen Award 1; 1st place Assoc and Region Baptist Youth Speakers Tourn., State Contender 2; Nat'l Institute on Coop. Educ. 2; Ark. Tech Football Camp 2,3,4, Outstanding Receiver 4; 1st place Kiwanis Club Essay Contest 2; Leading Trackler Rusher 3; Outstanding Linebacker Conf. 5-A 4; Runner-up Candidate for Pres. Ark. Beta Club 3. WILSON, LORI: Beta 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,4, Band 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; SCA 2,3; Who's Who 3,4; Academic All Amer. 3; Us Nat'l Math Award 4; US Natl Leadership Merit Award 4; Soc. Disting. HS Students 4; Biggest Flirt 4; Solo Ensemble Contest Band 2,3; Teacher's Aide Band 2,3. WYATT, RANDY: FHA 3,4; FHA Beau 4; Cutest 3; Most Loved Senior 4. 1986 SENIOR BRAGS Y JZjP S rryQjuO CL v s Q YTCO CL QKU 3 -,L M '-fij -S £yQC£A £jit 'N 46 The most embarrassing moment during my high school years was when I was on the ninth grade football team. I was running through the spirit line and fell flat on my face; then I got run over by the entire team. MIKE ROMANO A large part of our school years was devoted to social crowth and development. Our personalities were developed and some plans had been made for the future but no one was really sure of anything. Our anger, our love, our respect, and our sensitivity had all been snared with those around us throughout the years. The end of our high school years will be the beginning of our college years the beginning of our family years - new paths that we will follow. Everyone will be going separate ways, attempting new goals, seeking new friends. Our lives as students will be reflected in the choices we make, in what we do with our lives beyond school. THE END IS JUST My most memorable moment is when Pam, Kim, judy and Alicia put chili powder in Kristi, Tammy, Laura G. and my cinnamon can down in Home Ec. Our cinnamon rolls turned into CHILI ROLLS! SANDRA SANDERS ■ 1. Pam Watson and Charles Moline enjoy their last year with the cafeteria food. 2. Mike Romano concentrates on learning CPR. 3. Carole Miller is proud to be in the Homecoming. 4. Kim Huchingson is working hard at Magic-Springs 5. Kevin DcArmon gives Mrs. Short one of his many excuses for the last time. Leon Cogburn and Earnest Taylor rest alter a long practice. The Top Ten are goofing off again. THE BEGINNING 1. Jodie Dekeijzer takes pictures of all her American friends. 2. Laurie Nobles, Rhonda Ford, and Kristi Graves wait for the Fair Queen Pageant to begin. 3. David Schaffner tries to get the dummy to breath. 4. Steve Watson and Randy Wyatt are leaving this place. 49 WitL I. VAIfRIt AtfORP. will t jhlily of gum without CfttMg cwghl in class to halrinj Mo(|;.in I. A fllH 8All IY will to Pete Black My ability to do all the wrong math problem and still get credit for them I. JUPY RAIIS. will to (rack Fields my ability to say mce things about people I. RON 8RYAN1. will my spurt towel to Jimmy Garner, may hr hands be dry for all the games I. If OS COORURS will to I mi Radey my defensive tackle spot and my good grades I. klVIS PfARMOS. will my cheating abtltles to the tumors that hang around me and God knows they will need rt I PAS A PAS I If 8. will my ability to be present at school lor two consecutive days m a row to kalhy Robertson I. CRAki POWSIf. will my head full of beautiful hair and great body to hurt Akman I. 8HOSPA fOKP will to Shelly Johnson my parking space and locker I. AUK A POC OARSfR. will to the entire tumor class the abuty to not miss any days of school and to skip classes without getting caught I. kRISII ORAVfS. will my ability to dale only guys from other schools to Shelly Johnson and Inna holler I. IIMOIHY P ORISHAM. being of sound mind and body, will to Daren Dauber my ability to not drink I. PfSISf HARRISOIOS. will my good grade to Jennifer Idlery She needs all the help she can get I. IRIk HfSPfRSOS. will Clayton Rynder my ability to make good grades without ever opening a book I klU HUCHISOSOS will anyone my ability to skip school 21 limes and finally get caught and suspended on the Jllh I. MON JAMS, being of sound mind and body will my ability to ride the pine for two year and then start to Scott Vaughn Hang in there' I. JOPK sir ktY.'fR will the senior maids of nest year the ability to make their own formats I. OISA kill ISOS WOK IH. will my ability to set high goals and achieve them against all odd to Shannon Hunnicull I. AllCIA kSOWlfS. will my shining smile to I rancy Duller I. AAROSIIPT. will my ability to be a stud to Wayu Ledbetter I. SICk McCARIHfY. will my ability to buy anything at anytime to the tumor class I. SASPKA MfRCfR will Trade Field the ability to find someone to keep up with her warm up lisp during a baketball game, I. CAROlf MHlfR will Shelley Shaw and Francy Duller the ability to dress out and participate in P i. 1.1A UK II SOBlfS. will to Shelley Shaw the ability to see two guys at one tune and then lie your way out rt you get caught I. MARk PARIAIS. will my |ob at Foster's to anyone who it crazy enough to lake rt I. IAMMY Plkf. will to laurie iaadreth my ability to |ump center all year without getting the ball I. POS RHOPfS will my ability to grow a mustache to Brett Grave I. ROP ROPOIRS. will my laMara tape to hurl Akman I. MKf ROM A SO. will my ability to shoot pool to Brett McWilliams I. SASPKA SASPfRS being of a party motivated mind will my ability to party and not get caught to Squally, and my ability to be loved by everyone to laurie landreth I. PAVIP SCHAffSfR will my ability to not get caught to John Watson I. kfllH SCOII. being of sound mind and body will my crappy green colored Olds Della ft to John Watson I. CHARtOI If SfARS. being of unsound mind and body will to Susie Hickman my wonderful driving ability and my brand new aw compressor I. IIRRY SMIIH will laurie landreth my guest bed I. fARSfSI IAYIOR. will to Jimmy Garner. Jon Bryant’s ability to escape oncoming defensive lineman We. IISA IAYIOR jihJ PAS A PASt KR.of sound mind and body, will to laune landreth the ability to understand the short side of hie I. ROCIO UOARlfCHfA. will David Beyer my ability to see everything from the short poml of view. I. PAM IM ISOS will to Iracie F telds my ability to slick with an an estra curricular activity I. SllVf WAISOS. will my abshly to play basketball to Robert leal I. IORIIYSS Ilit SOS. will to Shannon Hunnicull my abrtily to be happy constantly confused and miaed up during her senior year I. POUO WIIHAM. will my ability to cheat off layden to the whole Junior class I. RASPY WYAII. will my parking space and great car detailing ability to John Watson ropkecied Jon Bryant . . will si ill be a mule rider. Gina K illings worth . . will graduate from college 3 years early. Alicia Knowlen . will be the lead singer for Van Halen. Keith Bailey . . . will own a sugar factory. Aaron Lipp ... will be the M.C. of the Miss America Pageant. Erick Henderson . . will be the hottest new model for GO. Jammy Pike will still be on the Good Ship Lollipop with Mary Poppins. Kim Huchingson . . will be the spokesperson for the American Institute for Delinquent Students. Sandra Mercer will still be driving the Blue Dot looking for a man. Melanie Helton ... will be a professional children's photographer. Liz Howell . will be 2 feet taller. Cathy Murphey . will be a sportscaster for NBC. Valerie Alford . . will be the mother of the year. Judy Bates . . will be Coach Warrington's Assistant. Carol Miller will win the decatholon. Rocio Ugartachea will be the Spud Oueen of Idaho. Layden Irwin. . . will be back in style with bell bottoms. Ron James . . will be a model for Chip-n-Dales. Ben Martinez ... will get a Southern drawl. Jerry Smith . . will be a Biology maior with 10 kids. Earnest Jaylor ... will be looking for his socks. Doug Witham ... he will go into business with Susan Dwyer on a goat farm. Craig Downie ... will own a stereo company. Laura Kaatz .. she will be the cover model for Cosmopolitan. Denise Harrington . . . will be the head of the Crisco Corporation. Lori Wilson . . will still be beating up on her brother Mark. Susan Dwyer . . . she will be the manager of the I.Q. Zoo. Randy Wyatt . . will be the President of the International Corvette Club. David Schaffner . . he will be the winner of the Indy 500. Bruce Westerman . . will be the Academic Athlete of the Universe. Robert Maxey will be a member of Iron Maiden. Jopie deKeyzer... will be interpreter for the United Nations. Kevin DeArmon . will be a Bail Bondsman. Rhonda Ford . . . will win the Grand Prize on Star Search. Keith Scott . . . will own a chain of Texaco Stations across the South. Kristi Graves. . . will be married to Aaron and own a V.W. car lot. Laura Garner... will be the sports doctor for the Chicago Cubs. Jim Grisham . . still be working at Venture 5 and will be a Bootlegger. Lisa Jaylor.. . she will be performing to the Conga on American Bandstand. Mike Romano . will be the auto mechanic for Keiths' Texaco chain. Laurie Nobles . will be the sponsor for the Glen Rose cheerleaders. Dana Dantzler . . . will be the Country Music Entertainer of the Year. Sandra Sanders . . . she will still be seeking a Nauti Body. Don Rhodes . . will invest all his money in hair-care products. Steve Watson ... he will be a professional Gynecologist. Charles Moline. . . will be living with his four best friends .. . Jim. Jack. Bud and Evan. Charlotte Sears . . . will be living in the beautiful woodlands of Gurdon. Pam Watson . . will be the President of Herbal Life. JUNIORS ; NEXT ONE'S FOR US As a junior, many different thoughts about high school enter your mind. You are relieved to have just one more year and to have made it this far, yet a nervous feeling comes over you as you realize that the year you've anticipated is so near. When asked what they look forward to most for their senior year many juniors could not pinpoint a single idea. Graduation, of course, was on everyone's mind, but close behind were football season, prom, and senior privileges. They all seem to agree that having fun will be top priority. Working together in preparing for “Prom '86 , juniors learned a lot from each other. The best of which was realizing that that's what friends'' are for. Jr. Class Officers: John Watson, vice president; David Beyer, reporter; Shannon Hunnicutt, treasurer; Beth Needham,secretary; Trina Roller, president. Shelly Johnson and Garrick Hogue take time out for a friendly hug. I'm out of here! says Ronny Nobles. Ronny Nobles is always showing off, says Holly Roller in disgust. Kurt Akman Timmy Bailey David Beyer Pete Black Brian Breshears Michele Brooks Glen Burks Jenny Capps Matt Cassidy Timmy Childress Missy Curtis Sandra Dresen Michelle Durant Tracie Fields Tammy Flemming Jimmy Garner Troy Garner Brett Graves Felicia Helms Daren Henderson Robbie Hendrix Todd Hornaday John Howard Shannon Hunnicutt 53 JUNIORS 1. Madonna and her escort, Boy George. 2. Late for school again Trina? 3. Will this day ever end?, says Tina Newingham. 4 John Watson his truck both look sharp. 5. Isn't that robbing the cradle, Susie Hickman? 6. Is that Kurt Akman or Pee Wee Herman? 7. Michele Brooks and Tracie Fields look enthused about the dance. 8. Ronny Nobles and Darrell James are the next best thing to WHAM . 54 CLASS OF 1. If one of Angela Michau's looks could kill, this would be one. 2. Darrell James at work — between flirting with girls. 3. Beth Needham learns CPR. Not pictured: Shelly Rodgers Scott Vaughn Kathy Robertson Georgia Robinson Clayton Rynders Jennifer Tillery Leann Turner Jack Vaughn Gary Jackson Teresa Jacoby Darrell James Shelly Johnson Holly Roller Trina Roller Laurie Landreth Wayn Ledbetter Rhonda Loy Brett McWilliams Kelley Mercer Angela Michau Katrina Morgan Beth Needham Tina Newingham Barry Niblett Ronny Nobles Francy Outler Shelley Shaw Kelly Skillern Robert Teal John Watson Jimmy Wyatt Mark Young 55 SOPHOMORES On August 26 the sophomores had their first real taste of high school life. The first few weeks were aggravating to the newcomers. The upper class-men continued to teach sophomores the valuable lessons they needed to learn in order to belong. When asked how being the youngest really affected them, Shari Wyatt replied, It feels alright because the older kids take care of you. Another sophomore said, I'm not worried about it. Some of us sophomores are more mature than the seniors (I wouldn't even mention the juniors). Another new trick learned by the sophomores was the way to get themselves out of hot water . Making excuses is America's way out of trouble. We've all done it at one time or another. Like in those devastating situtations when one's very life is on the line. We've collected a few real classic excuses which some imaginative people have known to use. It was Jon's fault! Angy Richardson. I was giving private lessons to my girl last night. Scott Reese. Some how my homework got into the pizza mix and we ate it. Dustin Vaughn. I'll take the Mustang to school, it needs to be driven. Steve Sisney. Most students learn that being a sophomore brought much responsibility to their lives. One pleasure added to some students lives was that of driving to school. On the other hand, those who couldn't drive including Tish Pickett said I don't even have my permit, but I don't mind having my mom take me places even if I do look like a nerd! ARE WE HAVING FUN YET? Dustin Vaughn and Kevin Gentry show how much lun Mrs. Warrington's Speech Class is. 'Loretta Lynn eat your heart out! says Stephannie Ragland. (eannie Rigsby and Clay Hayes don't seem to be studying too hard. Shelley Absher Hoyt Allen Todd Ashley Cary Beckham Danny Beyer Vicki Blake Georee Breshears Tony Breshears Carla Brewer Della Brown Travis Brown Lance Church Richie Clift Tim Coleman John Crumpton Rodney Curry Darren Dauber Isreal David Tommy Davis Cory DeArmon Shon DeArmon Matt Dickson Jennifer Dilatush Chris Duncan 57 SOPHOMORES “MORE CLASSIC EXCUSES I was kidnapped by a radioactive mutant Xerox - Clonen Bavarian Bluejay with acne and it wanted my homework. Caret! Elmore “I did my homework in the bathtub, but it fell in. I blow dried it, then I ironed it. I left it on the counter to get ready and my mom spilled super glue on it. Now it's stuck on my counter. My dad is trying to chip it off so I'll bring it tomorrow. Dawn Fulton This big, black, ugly creature broke into my house; tied me up to a chair and took all my homework and ate it. Judy Freeman My brother Larry ate it. Shawn Craves David Sutter plays Ben Franklin for an English book report. Garett Elmore Tabitha Fletcher Jeff Foster Judy Freeman Jeff Fuller Dawn Fulton Kevin Gentry Liz Gilmore Priscilla Gillmore Larry Graves Shawn Graves Kenneth Harrison Clay Hayes Virgil Helton Karen Herrick Darrick Hogue Nichole James Jennifer Jones Liz Lawler Gena McBee Michele Merwine Marissa Metcalf Donnie Morrow Nhung Nguyen Class Favorites: Angy Richardson, Liz Lawler, Tish Pickett, and Darren Dauber. Officers: Liz Lawler, Dempsey Rhodes, Angy Richardson, Darren Dauber and Vicki Blake. Jackie Wells I Mark Wilson Lori Willis Tish Pickett Stephannie Ragland Jennifer Ralston Dempsey Rhodes Angy Richardson Jeannie Rigsby Shannon Rowland Billy Scroggins Karla Sharp Steve Shell Mike Sisney Steven Sisney Debra Smith Rhonda Smith Tamra Speers David Sutter Regina Truett Jerry Turner Dustin Vaughn Scott Vaughn Karen Walker Debra Wilson Mickey Wilson Shari Wyatt 59 FACULTY: NOW 5. Debbie Travis -Resource 6. Carol Ballard - English 7. Glen Caldwell - History 8. Dee Cannon -Mathmatics 9. Jeri Tillman -Special Education 10. Shirley Sears -Study Hall 11. Betty Davis - Library 12. Bill Sargo- History 13. Mary Thompson - Choir 14. Martha Rice -Home Economics 15. Brenda Bates -Business 16. Dick Warrington -Girls Basketball 17. Albert McCoin -Agriculture 18. Pat Hines - Tennis 19. Lynn Turner - Spanish 20. Lucky Killingsworth -Mathematics 21. Kathy Gladden -Counselor 22. Marc Davis - Football 23. David Fletcher - Band 24. Jerry Clay - Football 60 AND THEN s4 et tU U4 uUla t Robbie Hancock, Standards Charles Clark, Elementary Margie Short, Sr. High Sec- Maxine Hunter, Elementary Wanda Rice, Superinten- Chris Ault, Jr. High Secre-retary. Secretary. dent's Secretary. tary. 62 Board: Terry James, Stanley Watson, Marsha Merwine, Mack Owen. Not Pictured: Doug Rice. Cooks: Elizabeth Jones, Imogene James, Wilma Watson, Gertrude Barrick, Mrs. Breashers, Hilda Matlock. Bus Drivers: Faber Fason, Betty Davis, Lawrence Ault, Patrice Hendrix, Jerry Clay, Lucky Killingsworth, Albert McCoin, Robbie Handcock, Not Pictured: Kathy Henderson, J.C. Hope, Herman Johnson, Ron Mahan. 63 'ZO a x 20 7ft . w m™. (2cui Ucta£e Seniors: Tammy Pike and Jon Bryant. Sophomores: Angy Richardson and Dempsey Rhodes. On a rainy, foggy day in October, seventy F. L. students loaded up on a bus and headed out to Gulpha Gorge Park. Ranging from bashful to wittiest, our student body was represented in full force. Some ventured to the top of the mountain while others patiently and cooperatively waited on the benches. Others stood in the middle of the creek while some climbed up on the rooftops. After things settled down, Mr. Hancock bravely got the Seniors back on the bus only to find that they all became rowdy once more. Later, at McDonald's, Kristi Graves spilled “Sprite all over herself and a poor old man sitting innocently beside her. Finally it was decided to head back to school. Mr. H was held at gunpoint to make him drive 10 M.P.H., which he did! When at last all returned, everyone agreed that it had been a day to remember. • ' 65 'PCc'U SOPHOMORES: JEFF FOSTER and Shari Wyatt enjoy each others company, (bottom right) JUNIORS: JIMMY WYATT and Angela Michau give the cameraman a lesson in flirting, (upper right) CAUGHT IN THE act — Seniors Lori Wilson and Eric Henderson flirt with each other for a change, (bottom left) 66 7o- Succeed SOPHOMORES: MICHELLE MERWINE and Matt Dickson were chosen as most likely to succeed, (bottom left) JUNIORS: RONNY NOBLES and Regina Killingsworth strike a successful pose, (upper left) SENIORS: BRUCE WESTERMAN and Laura Garner discuss future college plans, (bottom right) 67 SOPHOMORE DANNY BEYER shows Shari Wyatt that guys can be cheerleaders too. (bottom right) NO MATTER WHERE Juniors Todd Hornaday and Trina Roller are, you can find them supporting the Cobras, (upper right) SENIORS ALICIA KNOWLEN and Keith Bailey have always had that Cobra spirit, (lower left) 68 € r r, s4tA£etic SOPHOMORES: VICKI BLAKE uses all of her strength to hold up Darren Dauber as he demonstrates his athletic ability, (bottom left) JUNIORS: TRACIE FIELDS comforts Clayton Rynders after a long hard practice, (upper left) SENIORS: JUDY BATES and Bruce Westerman discuss the days practice, (bottom right) 69 “Sat D reject SOPHOMORES: LIZ LAWLER and Steve Sisney show off the latest styles, (lower right) DRESSED TO PERFECTION — Juniors Laurie Landreth and John Watson pose for the camera, (upper right) TAKING A REST from the days activities are best dressed seniors Kristi Graves and Steve Watson, (lower left) 70 SOPHOMORES ANGY RICHARDSON and Steve Sisney enjoy playing with Angy's car. (lower left) WATCHING THE PEOPLE go by are Juniors Michele Brooks and Timmy Childress, (upper left) SENIOR RHONDA FORD asks Tim Grisham to please don't push me in. (lower right) r . V [f 71 TOitUe t SOPHOMORE: DANNY BEYER leans on Liz Gilmore for his witt. (bottom right) JUNIORS: TIMMY CHILDRESS and Trade Fields have a new joke for ya ! (top right) SENIORS: CHARLES MOLINE and Kim Huchingson stop for a moment to be serious, (below) 72 ivwe'Sj 'WtaU SOPHOMORES: CARLA BREWER and George Bresh-ears are coming out of their shyness, (bottom left) JUNIORS: BARRY NIBLETT and Francy Outler gathered all their courage to pose for this picture, (top left) SENIOR: DENISE HARRINGTON makes a move on Mark Partain to ease her shyness, (below) 73 m t 7 ite tted r ft IT TAKES A lot of talent to hold up a tree. Sophomores Tamra Speers and Dempsey Rhodes seem to have the talent, (bottom right) JUNIORS: ANGELA MICHAU and Ronny Nobles relax after a long rehearsal, (top right) SENIORS: ALICIA KNOWLEN and Jon Bryant look like they're ready to sing a song, (bottom) 74 ( ccte t ' 7 X SOPHOMORES: TISH PICKETT and Steve Shell enjoy each others cuteness, (bottom left) CUTE AND CUDDLY — Juniors: David Beyer, Kelly Skillern, and friends, (left) SENIORS: KRISTI GRAVES and Steve Watson go to show that Seniors are cute too! (below) 75 SOPHOMORES MARISSA METCALF and Darrick Hogue have used up ail their energy, (bottom right) JUNIOR CLAYTON RYNDERS uses his energy on Michelle Durant! (top right) NOT BEING ABLE to use wheeled vehicles ' Seniors Pam Watson and Ron James seem to have the energy to walk the trails, (bottom left) 76 De rfittuw Kevin's Essentials for Life — 1. Karla 2. Parties 3. Fast Cars 4. Mom and Dad 5. Sex Favorite Rock Group — ZZ Top. You gotta have ZZ! Favorite Movie — 48 Hours. Anything with Eddie Murphy. 77 ARKANSAS AND LIBERTY The Sixth annual Miss Fountain Lake Pageant was held on Friday, April 18, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. in the Fountain Lake School Cafetorum. This years theme was Arkansas and Liberty - A Year of Celebration. This year Fountain Lake had a special guest. It was Christi Taunton, Miss Arkansas 1985, who provided entertainment throughout the evening and also crowned our newly chosen Miss Fountain Lake. Also appearing throughout the pageant were members of the Fountain Lake Senior Ensemble, and Mary Thompson presented an original sesquicentennial song. Although it seemed as though pageant night would never get here, it did. With it came memories that would be made and friendships renewed. The moment everyone waited for arrived and with it our new Miss Fountain Lake. For the first time ever a sophomore, Ms. Angy Richardson was crowned to represent Fountain Lake with a year of Pride. Angy, we all are very proud of you and your accomplishments. MISS F. L. '86 ANGY RICHARDSON This year's contestants were; Front row: Angy Richardson, Rhonda Ford, Tammy Pike, Laurie Nobles, Laurie Landreth, Beth Needham, Back row: Lisa Taylor, Nicole lames, Jennifer Dilatush, Laura Kaatz, Miss Arkansas - Christi Tauton, Kristi Craves, Tamra Speers, Trina Roller. Shari Wvatt. Michelle Durant, Angela Michau. The five finalists were: Rhonda Ford, Laurie Landreth, Angy Richardson, Tammy Pike, and Laurie Nobles. First runner-up: Rhonda Ford. Second runner-up: Tammy Pike. Sponsors of this year's pageant: Mr. Bass, Miss Arkansas - Christi Tauton, A special guest at this year's pageant was Hee Haw'' hollers Rhonda Ford as she Miss F.L. 1986 - Angy Richardson, Lynn Turner, Mary Thompson. Miss Arkansas 1986 - Christi Tauton. performs her talent. ARKANSAS SESQUICENTENNIAL Elmer!! Laurie Nobles gets a laugh from the crowd as she performs her talent. Hi-Ho Silver and Away! Kristi Graves gave the audience a surprising exit, (above) The opening number this year was a sentimental tribute to Arkansas, (below) Sammy f he Shari Wyatt Wicote j , amei Contestant 5. Nicole fames is the daughter of Bert and Sharon James. She performed a magic comedy act as her talent. Contestant 6 Laura Kaatz is the daughter of James Kaatz. She performed as her talent a break dance routine. -Xaura JXaatz Contestant 8 Shari Wyatt is the daugnter of Paul and Donna Wyatt. She performed as her talent a flute solo. Rhonda Sard SXristi (graves s, 1peers JXaurie dXan dreth Contestant 7 Tammy Pike is the daughter of Eugene and Nancy Pike. She performed as her talent a jazz routine. Tammy was also 2nd runner Contestant 1. Contestant 2. Rhonda Ford is Kristi Craves is the daughter of the daughter of Harold and Bar- Mearl and Lori bara Ford. She Craves. She performed a performed a country dance as piano solo and her talent, she was dress- Rhonda was also ed as the Lone 1st runner up. Ranger. Contestant 3. Tamra Spears is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Willie Speers. She performed a vocal talent. Contestant 4. Laurie Lan-dreth is the daughter of Julia Lane. She performed a reading talent. Laurie was also one of the five finalists. Belli fleeJL -Angela Wiclu Contestant 13. Angy Richardson is the daughter of Larry and Brenda Richardson. She performed a piano solo as ner talent. She was also crowned Miss F. L. Contestant 14. Lisa Taylor is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Lynn Taylor. She performed a baton routine to the Conga as her talent. Ari nu J(ol Ait uric 'llobfe. Contestant 9. Michelle Durant is daughter Mr. Ferrell liams. She performed an aerobics routine for her talent. the of Mrs. Wil- Contestant 10. Jennifer Dilatush is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Marc Dilatush. She performed a piano solo as her talent. WicUfe a. Jennifer Abilulusk - x1ngy l iclturji, Alisa Aauloi Contestant 15. Trina Kol-er is the laughter of vtr. Mrs. tichard Roller, ihe performed i saxophone olo as her tal-•nt. Contestant 16. Laurie obles is the daughter of John and Lorna Nobles. She performed a comedy skit Flollvwood as her talent. Laurie was also one of the five finalists. Contestant 11. Beth Needham is the daughter of Roger and Jane Needham. She performed a monologue as her talent. Beth was also chosen as Miss Congeniality. Contestant 12. Angela Michau is the daughter of Norma McKinnon. She performed a vocal solo as her talent. Who' Who Among American High School Students: Front row: Trina Koller, Shelly Johnson, Laurie Nobles, Kristi Graves, Judy Bates, Gina Killingsworth, Denise Harrington, Middle row: Angela Michau, Georgie Robinson, Jennifer Tillery, Charlotte Sears. Kelley Mercer, Troy Garner. Jenny Capps, Back row: Rhonda Loy, Michelle Hooper, Sandra Dresen, Shannon Hunnicutt, LeAnn Turner, Robert Teal, Alicia Knowlen, Jack Vaughn, Not Pic tured Lori Wilson. Society of Distinguished American High School Students: Front row: Laurie Nobles, Kristi Graves, Alicia Knowlen, Judy Bates, Charlotte Scars, Back row: Sandra Dresen, Shannon Hunnicutt, Denise Harrington. Georgia Robinson, Jack Vaughn, Lori Wilson not pictured. Outstanding People On Campus. United States Leadership Merit Award: Kristi Graves, Journalism Camp Awards: 1st place layout, 3rd place All Region Choir: Angela Michau, Cynde Judy Bates, and Lori Wilson. design: Kristi Graves, Laurie Nobles, and Charlotte Wolfe, Travis Brown, Dawn Ragsdale, and Alicia Sears. Knowlen. United States Journalism Award: Shelly Johnson, Laurie Band Solo-Ensemble: Jennifer Tillery 1st and 2nd place. Who s Who Choir Kim Huchingson Nobles, Kristi Graves, Charlotte Sears, Judy Bates, David Georgia Robinson 1st and 2nd place, Denise Harrington and Alicia Knowlen. Beyer, Trina Koller, not pictured Tina Newingham. 2nd place. 82 Garland County Fair Queen Pageant: Kelley Mercer, United States Academy Math Award: Judy Bates, Kristi Girls and Boys State: Alicia Knowlen, Laura Laurie Nobles, Kristi Graves, and Rhonda Ford. Graves, Alicia Knowlen, and Lori Wilson. Garner, Bruce Westerman, and Ron James. Your Awards and Achievements. Brahman Bull Queen: Angy Rich- Arkansas Student Athlete of the All Region Sr. Band: Georgia Rob- Academic All American Scholar Award: Sandra ardson. Year: Bruce Westerman. inson. Dresen and Shannin Hunnicutt. Junior Miss Pageant: Laurie Nobles. Hugh O'Brian Award: Michelle Merwine. Veteran of Foreign Wars Award: Gina Killingsworth. All District Basketball: Kim Huchingson. 83 Wayn Ledbetter gets down on the drums. SI wV y ,(-SI Mf IV i • tt3 I -t 7 -a v, A Extracurricular Activities is the | heading all clubs and activities fall under. School spirit is at an abun- I 9IH A? dance in these organizations. When a large group of Fountain Lake students are together, that Purple Pride flourishes. I ill ntents A....... ....... I I I r I I I Mummummmmmt imummmmummmt !■■■■■■! !■■■■■■! m imuuumummmmui I J I ■iJji I I When the school year began so did the annual staff. Two weeks after it started the staff set out to sell ads. They set their goal and did everything in their power to accomplish it. In October they started selling yearbooks. They came up with every sales pitch in the world. In between selling ads and yearbooks, they began putting the yearbook together. Hours were spent drawing and redrawing layouts. They had to create copy and captions which would fit and still manage to say what they wanted the picture to say. Words such as pica, bleed and crop quickly became part of their vocabulary and they would write copy in their sleep. Everyone on staff quickly found things they enjoyed doing. Darrell and Robbie enjoyed getting out of school for a week and selling ads. Charlotte and Judy liked laying out the pages. Michelle, Shelly Johnson, and Tina just liked working with their friends. Alicia and Shelly Rodgers liked getting a sneak preview of all the pictures. Kristi Craves, the editor, liked meeting deadlines, while Laurie and Trina thought the after deadline parties were the best. Laura Kaatz liked just the thought of getting involved. The staff has put in a lot of overtime, but when their book comes back, they always have a smile and a rewarding look on their face. Below: Kristi Graves, editor-in-chief. Laurie Nobles wants to show off her Christmas shirt. Trina Roller runs around trying to meet deadline. Above: Alicia Knowlen and Darrell James relax while laying out their page. Below from left: sitting; Krisit Graves, Laurie Nobles, standing; Robbie Hendrix, Laura Kaatz, Charlotte Sears, Shelly Rodgers, Trina Roller, Judy Bates, Shelly Johnson, David Beyer, Mrs. Ballard, Michelle Hooper, Alicia Knowlen. Laura Kaatz doesn't look too happy Shelly Johnson stares into space. Tina Newingham stretches out while counting copy I liked it when I laid out a page in three minutes and everybody liked it ' David Beyer. Judy Bates poses for the camera while working Robbie Hendrix is goofing off again, hard. _________________________________________ k Shelley Rodgers tries to learn all she can. Michelle Hooper says, Yes I am working. Charlotte Sears tries to type. SPEECH DRAMA This year was the first year that drama was at Fountain Lake School. The Drama Club learned about the set design, set construction, and lighting techniques to a stage. The club put on a play for the whole school and parents. The play was The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch . All club members were involved. Eastern Hale, the drama instructor at CCCC, assisted the club in their play. 1. Laurie Nobles sizing up Kristi Craves. 2. Clay tries standing up to Sneaky Fitch. 3. The End to Sneaky Fitch. 4. The Whole Gang. 5. Clay Hayes standing pretty. 6. Jennifer Ralston gets ready for opening night. 2. Kelli Skillern shows off her moose in speech. 3. The whole Drama class enjoyed doing the play. 4. Kristi Craves thinks that she is tough. 5. Now this is Drama, says Lance Church. Shannon Hunnicutt, Michelle Durant, Judy Freeman, Richie Clift, Tina Newingham, Laurie Nobles, Suzanne Cavnor, Heather Hansen, Trina Koller, Jennifer Ralston, Lance Church, Kelli Skillern, Rhonda Loy, Shari Wyatt, Dustin Vaughn, Kristi Graves, Mrs. Warrington, Priscilla Gilmore, Tamra Speers, Chris Hulsey, Kevin Gentry, John Westerman, Karen Herrick, Jeannie Rigsby. Row 1: Beth Needham, Regina Killingsworth, Lori WNson, Kristi Craves, Laurie Nobles, Row 2: Trina Roller, Alicia Knowlen, Judy Bates, Laura Garner, Row 3: Mark Partain, Ron James, Tammy Pike, Keith Scott, Row 4: Shannon Hunnicutt, Jennifer Dilataush, Angy Richardson, Mrs. Warrington - Advisor, Row 5: Steve Watson, Liz Lawler, Bruce Westerman. f)l OlARACTtR] Beta Convention Row 1: Tammy Pike, Bruce Westerman,_ Steve Watson, Mrs. Warrington - Advisor, Angy Richardson. Row 2: Keith Scott, Laurie Nobles, Kristi Graves, Mark Partain, Judy Bates, Alicia Knowlen, Trina Roller, Laura Garner, Ron lames, Jennifer Dilatush. Beta Club Convention Bruce Westerman and Steve Watson read about the Basketball Homecoming game. This is your ordinary picture, filled with your ordinary people. Rough Night, Bruce?' At least someone laughs at Ron's joke. Angy and lennifer smile for the camera. Beta Club took off for Little Rock early Saturday morning and created quite a few good memories. Alicia Knowlen remembers goofing off in the hotel until all hours in the A.M. Judy Bates remembers eating at Wendy's. Trina Koller had the memory of making up the Cobra Shuffle . While the Chicago Bears were singing the Superbowl Shuffle. The guys on the trip were eager to get home in time for Superbowl XX. This trip ended Sunday afternoon and in time for the Superbowl!!! Bon Apetit. 91 Future Farmers Of America Front Row: Advisor, Mr. McCoin, Steve Sisney, Mark Partain, Mike Sisney, Angy Richardson, Bruce Westerman, Liz Lawler, Shelly Johnson, 2nd row: Todd Hornaday, Steve Watson, Kelley Mercer, Darren Speers, Jared Ware, Chip Pike, 3rd row: Jon Bryant, David Schaffner, Sandra Mercer, Jenny Capps, Kenneth Harrison, 4th row: Ken Livingston, Kyle Robertson, Doug Tillery, John Westerman, Heather Hansen, Brett Graves, Clayton Rynders, 5th row: Brad Case, Chad Speers, Zoltan Varga, Chris Poston, Brian Martinez, 6th row: Joe Partain, Danny Loy, Tim Bailey, Darren Dauber, Chris Hulsey, Tommy Davis, George Breshears, Scott Breshears, 7th row: John Crumpton. Darren Dauber and Brett Graves show their prize winning swine at the Saline County Fair. Doug T., John W., Sandra M., Angy R., and Donald W., at Kansas City, Missouri. Steve Sisney, Bruce Westerman, Mike Sisney, Mark Partain, Liz Lawler and Angy Richardson enjoy State Convention, at Camp Couchdale. Our FFA was involved in many activities this year. We attended the State Convention where Angy Richardson was on the Courtesy Corps and Bruce Westerman was on the Nominating committee. After convention, Kelley Mercer and Shelly Johnson attended Co-op Camp where Kelley Mercer was chosen to attend the National Institution on Cooperative Education in Kansas. Then we attended the FFA Leadership Camp after which Bruce Westerman went to WCP (Washington Conference Program) in Washington D.C. Several members attended Recreation Camp where they did everything from wrestling to playing tennis. Then school started and it was fair time. We participated in the Saline and Garland County Fairs, and the Arkansas State Fair. The chapter won many ribbons and awards. Angy Richardson, Sandra Mercer, John Westerman, Doug Tillery, and Donald Westerman attended the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. We were very proud of Donald who was our first to be awarded the prestigious American Farmer Degree. After National Convention, we were kept busy with fruit sales and raising money for the National FFA Foundation. In March, we attended the Couch-dale Sub-Area Parliamentary and Public Speaking contests. Bruce Westerman won first place in Prepared Public Speaking and advanced to district. He won, and is now preparing for state. Another exciting year was given the finishing touch by a very successful banquet. 92 GREENHANDS 1985-86: 4th row: Chip Pike, Brad Case, Chad Speers, Chris Hulsey, Heather Hansen, Scott Breshears, 3rd row: Joe Partain, Doug Tillery, Chris Poston, Zolton Varga, Brian Martinez, 2nd row: Jared Ware, Kyle Robertson, Danny Loy, John Westerman, Ken Livingston, Front row: Mr. McCoin, Steve Sisney, Mark Partain, Mike Sisney, Angy Richardson, Bruce Westerman, Liz Lawler, Shelly Johnson. 2. Steve Sisney enjoys Camp Couch-dales' food. 3. David Schaffner shows his hog proudly. 4. Garrick Hogue and his playmates. 5. Angy Richardson was elected Arkansas Brahma Queen at the State Fair. 93 FHA members were, ROW 1: Laurie Nobles, Laura Garner, Kristi Graves, Charlotte Sears, Angela Michau, Trina Koller, Liz Lawler. ROW 2: Sandra Sanders, Mrs. Rice; ROW 3: Lori Willis, Toni Newell, Regina Truett, Shari Wyatt, Jennifer Dilatush, Kelly Mercer, Beth Needham, Vicki Blake, Lisa Taylor; ROW 4: Tracie Fields, Randy Wyatt, Shelley Shaw, Gena McBee, Karla Sharp, Tamra Speers, Judy Freeman, LaShawn Neighbors, Becky Breshears; ROW 5: Jennifer Tillery, Denise Harrington, Heather Hansen, Suzanne Cavnor, Becky Sears, Julie Tillery, Darlene Homan, Marchelle Milholen, Peggy Harris, Dalynda Tillery, Wendy Tillery, Cyndi Wolfe; ROW 6: Tina Lambrix, Dena Outler, Dawn Ragsdale, Shelia Rigsby, Brandi Guy, Jewell Miller, Melissa Henderson, Della Brown, Kim Bryant; ROW 7: Suzy Hess, Kristy Burks, Melody Fason, Tammy Vaughn, Traci Turner, Lori Wilson, Sandra Dresen, Laura Kaatz; ROW 8: Rod Rodgers, Lance Church, Nicole James, David Schaffner, John Watson, Mark Young, Squire Sircy. SHOWN LEFT are FHA officers; Laurie Nobles, President; Laura Garner, 1st Vice President; Sandra Sanders, Historian; Kristi Graves, 2nd Vice President; Charlotte Sears, 3rd Vice President; Angela Michau, Secretary; Trina Koller, Treasurer; Liz Lawler, Reporter. FHA (1) FHA officers, along with 1st year FHA'ers; ROW 1: Becky Sears, Julie Tillery, Toni Newell, Darlene Hor-man, Marchelle Mihollen, Peggy Harris, LaShawn Neighbors, Becky Breshears; ROW 2: Tina Lambrix, Dawn Ragsdale, Shelia Rigsby, Brandi Guy, Jewell Miller, Dalynda Tillery, Wendy Tillery, Cyndi Wolfe; ROW 3: Deena Outler, Tammy Vaughn, Heather Hansen, Toni Morgan, Melissa Henderson, ROW 4: Suzy Hess, Melody Fason, Kristy Burks, Traci Turner, Kim Bryant. (2) 1985-1986 FHA BEAU Randy Wyatt (America's future Chippendale). (3) Earnest takes a break (4) Are you being a little person, Mrs. Rice asks. (5) FHA sponsored a volleyball game between FHA members and the Sr. High Football players to raise money for the March of Dimes. F.H.A. particiapted in the state convention at Little Rock and Federation at Lakeside. On F.H.A. Day they attended the State Fair. Members held a volleyball game aganst the F-ball team; all of the proceeds went to March of Dimes. On April 24, the Parent-Member Banquet was held in the school auditorium. Lisa Taylor, Kristi Graves, Sandra Sanders, Judy Bates, Pam Watson, Trina Koller, Robert Teal, Mrs. Bates, Tracie Fields, Laurie Landreth, Liz Lawler, Angy Richardson, Dana Dantzler, Melanie Helton, Priscilla Gilmore, Jennifer Ralston, Kelley Mercer, Carole Miller, Sandra Mercer, Matt Cassady, Michelle Merwine, Shon DeArmon. Bm©0K]® You are the Future Business Leaders of America! You will be the next teachers, business leaders, presidents. This year's FBLA officers began early in the year planning the club's activities. The club members sold 2-year planning calendars to raise money. On April 2nd they attended the Spring Leadership Conference at Henderson State University and competition in various business areas. (upper left) - Judy Bates - president, Pam Watson - vice-pres. Sandra Sanders - secretary, Trina Koller - Treasurer, Kristi Craves - reporter, Lisa Taylor - historian, Robert Teal -parliamentarian. (upper right) - Dana Dantzler puts her business knowledge to use. (center) - One day I'll be President of a big company , Kristi Graves imagines. (lower left) - FBLA members cheer the Cobras on. (lower center) - What am I doing in this club? , Tracie Fields wonders. (lower right) - What do you want? , Jennifer Ralston asked? SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS are: (1st row) Robert Teal, Tina Newingham, Rhonda Loy, David Beyer, Trina Roller, Laurie Landreth, Clayton Rynders, Angela Michau, Todd Hornaday, Wayn Ledbetter, Jenny Capps, Teresa Jacoby, Robert Maxey,(2nd row) Travis Brown, Priscilla Gilmore, Jeannie Rigsby, Karen Herrick, Michele Merwine, Debbie Wilson, Regina Truett, Shari Wyatt, Lance Church, Richie Clift, Liz Lawler, Jeff Foster, Dustin Vaughn, Kevin Gentry, (3rd row) Holly Roller, Michele Brooks, Matt Cassady, Jennifer Dilatush, Tish Pickett, Francy Outler, Beth Needham, Jopie de Keijzer, Steve Shell, Matt Dickson, Gary Beckham, (4th row) Shon DeArmon, Mark Young, Garrett Elmore, Chris Duncan, Dempsey Rhodes, Pam Watson, Angy Richardson, Michelle Durant, Ronny Nobles, Susie Hickman, Shelley Shaw, Katrina Morgan, John Watson, Todd Ashley, (5th) Jeff Fuller, Darren Dauber, Dan Beyer, Garrick Hogue, Kurt Akman, Jack Vaughn, Jimmy Wyatt, and Sandra Sanders. jOLE! The Spanish Club has grown larger in its second year at Fountain Lake. Mrs. Turner, having two Spanish I classes and one Spanish II class, loves to do exciting things with her classes. She had her Spanish Club members selling Turkey Crams as she did last year. For the second year, the Spanish Club was entered in the Foreign Language Festival at UALR and it turned out successful. They won a first place trophy for the Spanish II skits, second place ribbons for posters and Mexican dishes. The Spanish Club also made a visit to Garland Community Nursing FHome to sing Christmas carols. The elderly enjoyed their presence and everyone had a wonderful time. With the Spanish Club funds they also dined at Pablo's Mexican Restaurant for the second time for their Christmas dinner. Spanish II began the year off by teaching Spanish to Miss Lucero's second graders. It went over so well that by the second semester they were teaching all the second graders Spanish. This also proved to be a learning experience for them. In addition to teaching the second grade classes, the Spanish II class made a new friend, ''Pedro . Pedro looks like the friend everyone needs. Officers — first row: David Beyer, Vice President; Laurie Landreth, Secretary; Wayn Ledbetter, President. Second row: Angela Michau, Treasurer; Rhonda Loy and Clayton Rynders are the reporters. Todd gets ready for the candy. How can Dave wear a smile, that hurts. The A-Teams' Mrs. T. catches a crooked Spanish President, Wayn Ledbetter. The Spanish Club cheers their way to first place at a pep rally. 99 When asked how FCA has helped them: Coach Davis said It helped me get to know people better and know their feelings toward Christ. Ms. Pelton said It was a blessing to get to work with such wonderful cosponsors as Miss Pat and Coach Davis. Mrs. Hines said I feel its just the start of FCA. Top left: Darrell fames and Shari Wyatt enjoy the trip to U. of A. Above: Pres., Alicia Knowlen introduces the participants of the pig out. Mid-left: PIC-OUT, GIRLS!! Bottom left: The FCA. Below: Tish Pickett is rooting for the other team. FCA this year was the best year yet. I hope in years to come that everyone will keep up the enthusiasm. Alicia Knowlen, Pres. F ellowship of Christian A thletes Student c hristian A ssociation 101 Student Council Members are: (seated) Mark Partain, Alicia Knowlen, Judy Bates, (standing) Keith Bailey, Vicki Blake, Darren Dauber, Gary Beckham, Brett Graves, and Beth Needham, (front) Laura Garner, Kristi Graves, Laurie Nobles, Bruce Westerman, Mrs. Gladden, and Steve Watson. (above) Decorating and setting up for the homecoming dance are Denpsey Rhodes, Keith Bailey and Jimmy Wyatt. (lower left) Sandra Sanders, Charlotte Sears, and Susie Hickman dance the night away at the football homecoming dance, sponsored by the Student Council (below) Mrs. Gladden and Mark Partain look so excited to be able to sale cokes at one of the dances. (upper left) Is this what goes on at a student council meeting? (upper right) Student Council would like to thank Darren Dauber and Dempsey Rhodes for being D.J.'s at the dance. Center left) I'm not listening to you, Mark! says Laura Garner. (center) Kristi Graves and Aaron Campbell enjoy a quiet, dark moment. (bottom center) Bruce Westerman finds time in his busy schedule to act as Student Council president. (bottom right) Along with being Student Council secretary, Laurie Nobles practices her ballet. Student Council or Student government is the organization and management of student life, activities, or discipline by various student organizations in a school or college. This year's student council sponsored three dances: Football homecoming, Christmas dance, and Basketball homecoming. They also sold homecoming corsages and helped set up and decorate for football homecoming. Top left: Jewell Miller, Brandi Guy, Dawn Ragsdale, Chari Guy, Steven McNeeley, Jenny Capps, Kenneth Harrison. Lori Mann, Luke Dickson, Jim Duncan, Darron Ford, Donnie Arendt, Mrs. Ballard, advisor. Middle left row: Davonne Morgan, Michelle Hislip, Katrina Anderson, Missy Curtis, Todd This has been an organizational year for Students Against Driving Drunk at Fountain Lake. SADD is a national organization that was begun in 1981, in Massachusetts by a concerned teacher. The SADD Contract For Life was devised at that time. It is a contract between parent and teenager by which mutual help is promised in difficult social situations. It helps parents and teenagers communicate about drinking and driving problems. SADD has four goals: 1. To help eliminate the drunk driver and save lives. 2. To alert high school students to the dangers of drinking and driving. 3. To conduct community alcohol awareness programs. 4. To organize peer counseling programs to help students who may have concerns about alcohol. Fountain Lake's SADD group has sponsored several activities this year. First was a poster campaign and weekly announcements to heighten awareness of the drunk driving problem. Next, Paul Curtis of the Arkansas State Highway Patrol came and showed the film, None For The Road which explains the Arkansas driving while intoxicated law. Officer Curtis also brought graphic photographs of drunk driving accidents in Garland County. The Contract for Life and other literature was distributed at that time. SADD also entered the Hot Springs Christmas parade to remind people not to drink and drive over the holidays. Pennie and Brenda, two recovering alcoholics shared their stories of agony and recovery with all students in the Jr. and Sr. high. Their honesty was greatly appreciated. Finally, SADD sponsored various year-end activities to remind seniors to have a safe and sober graduation. Pennie and Brenda share their pain and hope. Ashley, Toni Newell, Jennifer Dilatush, Michelle Durant, Trina Roller, Peggy Harris, Lori Abbott. Front left row: Missy Ragsdale, Stacey Himes, Tori Williams, Deena Outler, Angela Mi-chau, Michelle Merwine, Jonah Dodd, Angy Richardson, Rhonda Loy, Jenny Cox, Christina Hilliard. Officers are Jonah Dodd, Vice President; Angela Michau, Public Relations; Rhonda Loy, President; Angy Richardson, Secretary; Michelle Merwine, Treasurer. 105 Life at Quapaw Curriculum at Quapaw Vo-Tech ranges from auto mechanics to nursing. These are courses in small engines, electronics, woodworking, printing, and many others. Vo-Tech gives students a chance to learn a profitable business trade and even to earn a degree. The classes are open to all high school students in grades 11 and 12. There are also post-secondary classes for those out of school. The courses are excellent, with plenty of hands-on experience. This allows all students to participate and learn equally. Wo-T ech Students enrolled in Vo-Tech are: Front row: (L-R) Rod Rodgers, Tammy Fleming, Leann Turner, Felicia Helms, and Brett McWilliams. Middle Row: Layden Irwin, Scott Vaughn, John Howard, Barry Niblett. Top: Doug Witham. Not pictured is: Clayton Rynders. Jon Bryant and Angy Richardson enjoy singing together. (They enjoy doing anything together.) Members of the Senior Choir enjoy singing at their Christmas concert. Mrs. Thompson, Kim Wyatt, Melissa Howard, Allison Graves, and Krissy Partain are singing a song during intermission. Some members sang specials that had to be auditioned for. These members were Jon Bryant, Angy Richardson, Angela Michau, Travis Brown, Dempsey Rhodes, Tamra Speers, Alicia Knowlen, and Darrell James. The final song of the program was White Christmas . It was sung by the Jr. and Sr. Choirs. ©hoir 108 Members of Senior Choir: Bottom row (L-R): Travis Brown, Dempsey Rhodes, Alicia Knowlen, Darren Speers, Liz Gilmore, Liz Lawler, Kurt Akman, and Kevin Gentry. Middle row: Erik Henderson, Darrell james, Kim Huchingson, Jon Bryant, Angy Richardson, Jennifer Dilatush, Dustin Vaughn, Judy Freeman, Jennifer Jones, and Tamra Speers. Top row: Darren Dauber, Garrick Hogue, Brett Graves, Ronny Nobles, Tommy Davis, and Director - Mary Thompson. Not pictured are: Jimmy Wyatt and Angela Michau. Darren Dauber, Brett Graves, and Garrick Hogue look as Darrell James and Jon Bryant did a lot of singing from programs to pageants, though they're having fun during the Christmas program. 109 SENIOR Drum Major: Michele Merwine «E------- Denise Harrington plays the flute in a parade. Flag Line: Kim Bates, Regina Truett, Devonne Morgan, Tina Lambrix, Jennifer Tillery, Brandie Guy. 110 ■ School spirit and sportsmanship are brought together and displayed on the playing field. From football to tennis and all the sports in between, that PURPLE PRIDE always shines through. IB BBB ■■■■■■■■■■■■IBIII■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■III IBHBBI :KjS! 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SUPER SPIRITED CHEERLEADERS 114 1. Beth Needham takes a break during pep assembly to tie her shoe. 2. The Senior Cheerleaders show their skill at a pep assembly. 3. Sandra Sanders is all polished when it comes to precision. 4. Captain Alicia Knowlen shows how the cheerleaders really act. Alicia Knowlen SENIOR, CAPT. Laurie Nobles SENIOR, CO-CAPT. Sandra Sanders SENIOR Kelley Mercer JUNIOR Senior cheerleaders and mascot, Will Williams stand at attention for the first game of the season. Beth Needham JUNIOR Susie Hickman JUNIOR Michelle Durant JUNIOR Shari Wyatt SOPHOMORE 115 COBRA CHARMERS 'charm Vcharm n (ME charme. fr. OF. fr. L carmen song, fr canert to sing — more at CMAMTl 1 a : the chanting or reciting of a magic spell : incan? ation b : an act or expression believed to have magic power 2 : aotnething worn about the person to ward ofT evil or ensure good fortune : amclCI 3 a : a trait that fascinates, allures, or delights b: a physical grace or attraction — used in p|. c : compelling attractiveness thc island possessed great - 4 : a small ornament worn on a bracelet or chain ayn see fetish — charm lata .|aa adj 'charm vt 1 a : to affect by or as if by magic : compel b : to plaase. soothe, or delight by compelling attraction —r women with hix suave manner 2 : to endow with supernatural powers by means of charms, also : to protect by spells, charms, or supernatural influences 3 : to control (an animal) typically by charms (as the playing of music) - a nake — w 1: to practice magic and enchantment 2 : to have the effect of a charm : fascinate � yn see ATTRACT §nt disgust The epitome of charme ... the Cobra Charmer. This year th e Charmers put in endless hours of hardwork and practice, not to mention the seemingly never-ending carwashes. But life isn't all hard work and no play. The fun times ... pep assemblies, performing for the crowd, the special routines where we got to dress up like everything from cowgirls to heavy metal rock-n-rollers, and the Mr. Legs of Fountain Lake contest bring back fond memories. The Charmers held the 1st annual Mr. Legs contest. Our winners were Mr Glenn Caldwell and Steve Watson. We intended to have one winner, but the Student Body just couldn't decide whose legs were better. Congratulations to both for having the Best Legs at Fountain Lake. The Survivors: Regina Killingsworth, Jennifer Dilatush, Angy Richard son, Liz Lawler, Karen Herrick, Tammy Vaughn, Kathy Robertson. Charmers in action - the girls doing an encore performance of a country routine (left). Smile Jenn! Jennifer Dilatush puts on the charm (below) Broadway, here we come the Charmers performing at Basketball Homecoming (Below, left). Charmers show that they can be cheerleaders, too (above, left). Gina Killings-worth performs for the crowd (Above middle). Thru rain and all, Sgt. Liz, Lt. Tammy and Capt. Charlotte cheer the Cobras on. FOOTBALL COBRAS GAVE IT THEIR ALL FOR FOUNTAIN LAKE Mtn. Pine US THEM 0 - 0 Benton B 47 - 6 Glenwood 33 - 8 C A C 20 - 7 Bismarck 56 - 7 CMS 38 - 0 Glen Rose 28 - 0 Bauxite 33 - 8 Magnet Cove 38 - IS Jessieville 49 - 0 Play Off Mtn. Pine 9 - 14 Jon takes the snap. This years' Cobra football team took charge of the conference and made it to the first round of the state playoffs. Our heroes prepared themselves physically and mentally, and when the season began, they played wih their hearts. The Cobra Pride captured all the fans' hearts. They held their heads high and gave us a season to remember. Brett Craves smiles for a picture while teammates make the play. Charles Moline catches a pass. 118 Top: Eric Henderson, Keith Scott, Ron lames, Daren Speers, Leon Cogburn, Charles Moline, Bruce Westerman, Don Rhodes, Earnest Taylor, Tim Grisham. Middle: C-Davis, M-Brian Nobles, Scott Vaughn, Keith Bailey, Steve Sisney, Ion Bryant, Daren Henderson, Troy Garner, Kurt Akman, Barry Niblett, lerry Turner, Tim Bailey, C-Utley. Bottom: Laura Garner, Jack Vaughn, Brett Graves, Clayton Rynders, Dan Beyer, )immy Garner, Jeff Foster, Todd Hornaday, Darren Dauber, M-Brannan Graves, C-Clay. COACHES Coach Utley, Coach Clay, Coach Davis. At the end of the football season a few of the seniors were asked some questions. The first question was, Which game was the most exciting and why? Every player asked had a different game. Charles Moline couldn't decide between Bauxite or Jessieville. In the Bauxite game he scored 2 touchdowns. He also had a great game against Jessieville with 6 receptions and an interception which he ran 39 yards for a touchdown. Tim Grisham's exciting game was Cutter -because it was pouring down rain and the players could hardly We played up to our potential as a team. We had some bad breaks but that's part of the game. - Davis see what they were doing. The second question they were asked was, Do you think the team worked as a team? Ron James had said that the team had made their goals and worked hard through the off season to make their goals victories. Leon Cogburn summed the question and season up very well, We were 9-1-1 and I guess that explains it. The third question was, If you had a chance to play a game over, which one would it be? Obviously the majority said the Mtn. Pine Playoff. Jon Bryant strongly feels that if they were to play Mtn. Pine again, they would win. There were mistakes made that shouldn't have been made. Over all the players feel they were well coached. The 1985-86 Cobras had an excellent year. Charles Moline sums everything up by saying Hey, that's O.K. we had a great year and showed a lot of PURPLE PRIDE! 119 Co Clayton! 120 Our defensive line stacked up with the best. Bruce and Jon get ready for the call. Offensive Line Line Backers Defensive Backs Defensive Line Offensive Backs Backs and Receivers Excitement and anxiety filled the sunny skies on October 4, 1985, as the final preparations for football homecoming 1985 were taking place. The theme Rainbow of Beauties provided a glorious atmosphere as the girls and their escorts walked to “The Love Theme from St. Elmo's Fire. Queen Laura Garner was escorted by Keith Scott and Bruce Westerman. Representing the Senior class were Judy Bates and Laurie Nobles, escorted by Jon Bryant, Leon Cogburn, Earnest Taylor, and Keith Bailey respectively. Junior Maids were Trina Koller and Beth Needham. Trina was escorted by Tim Grisham and Ron James. Beth was escorted by Charles Moline and Eric Henderson. Tamra Seers and Vicki Blake represented the sophomore class. Tamra was escorted by her brother Darren. Vicki was escorted by Don Rhodes. Rainbow of Beauties was a perfect theme for the beauty and pagentry of the 1985 football homecoming. HOMECOMING1985-86 There's No Stopping Us Now HOW ABOUT THOSE LADY COBRAS! 19 wins, only 7 losses, Garland County Invitational tournament runner-up and best of all 5-A South Conference Champions! This year has been very special for me because of the hard work and dedication the Lady Cobras have put in, not only this season but all last summer. The hard work paid off as we began the year 6-0, took the lead in the conference race and kept the lead all year finishing 10-2 in the conference play. I have really enjoyed having my first five seniors and appreciate their leadership for this team. We will miss you! Congratulations to these girls who were selected All-District this season and to all the players returning for the 1986-87 season. The future looks bright for the Ftn. Lake Lady Cobra Basketball team. Coach Warrington. (Standing) Michelle Merwine - Bookkeeper, Sandr Mercer - Mgr., Liz Gilmore, Jennifer Ralston, Laurh Landreth, Tammy Pike, Kim Huchingson, Traci' Fields, Judy Bates, and Coach Dick Warrington (kneeling) - Holly Roller, Angy Richardson, Laur Garner, Vicki Blake, Michele Brooks, and Tamr Speers. Senior, Judy Bates has everything under control Seniors, Tammy Pike,and Kim Huchingson line up for a free throw. A special thanks goes to Coach Dick Warrington from the Sr. Girls team. Thanks for the fantastic season. We appreciate all your work and dedication. The season couldn't have been as successful as it was without you. We will never forget this season with you! Sophomore, Vicki Blake, adds another two points to the score. Praying is an essential before and after a game. Paron won Mt Pine won Ouachita won Harmony Grove won Jessieville won Lakeside won Bauxite lost Bauxite lost Paron won Magnet Cove won Lakeside won Glen Rose won C.M.S. won Harmony Grove won Bauxite won Jessieville lost Ouachita lost Ouachita won Mt. Pine won Mt. Ida lost Magnet Cove won Glen Rose won C.M.S. won Jessieville lost Harmony Grove won CMS lost I Sr. SaA et tU This one's for you Cobra Basketball Team. The Cobra's didn't have a spectacular season this year, but considering that they had a new coach and alot to learn, it gave us something to look forward to. The new coach, Sammie Lambert, came to the players during the summer and showed the ? players a promising future. We asked several players a couple of questions to get their opinion of the year. Ronnie Nobles' answer to one of the questions was, We had a good team, but things just didn't fall our way. Garrick Hogue answered the question about having a new coach this way, It was scary at first, but as the season went on, things got better. To the question about the most memorable game of the season, Tim Childress answered with this, My most memorable game was against Jessieville. We were at home and I made a basket for the other team, but it didn't really matter because we were behind by twenty points! David Beyer said, We had a good coach and good players, but we just couldn't get the good ol' wins. All the players agreed that even though the record didn't show it, they were a good team and were ready to bring basketball back to Fountain Lake. They are all looking forward to the next season, to bring Coach Lambert more than eight wins. Good luck Cobra Basketball team. It's on the line for the Cobras as Steve lets go of a one on one. Steve Watson giving it his best shot. Sr. Boys B-HjII Us Them 49 Paron 57 30 Quachita 48 55 Harmony Crove 39 31 Jessieville 53 49 Harmony Crove 39 45 Jefferson Prep. 35 30 Glen Rose 33 46 Lakeside 43 51 Bauxite 61 56 Paron 50 52 Lakeside B 50 40 Magnet Cove 46 27 Lakeside B 35 38 Lakeside 39 35 Glen Rose 32 50 Cutter MS 53 58 Harmony Grove 43 57 Bauxite 33 27 Jessieville 48 32 Ouachita 43 35 Murfreesboro 38 40 Magnet Cove 48 45 Glen Rose 48 50 Cutter MS 58 69 Harmony Grove 56 30 Jessieville 58 126 Ken Livingston, Steve Watson, Robert Teal, )on Bryant, David Beyer, Jeff Fuller, Tim Childress, Bruce Westerman, Coach Lambert. Bottom: Garrick Hogue, Danny Beyer, Hoyt Allen, Dempsey Rhodes, Darrick Hogue, Steven Shell, Ronnie Nobles, Larry Graves The Cobras won the runner-up trophy in the Magnet cove Tournament, losing to Glen Rose. This year's graduating Senior Steve Watson, received All-District for the Cobra team. The team gives special thanks to the crowd and most of all the bench. Without their support, the Cobras' might not even have gone as far as they did. Go Coach Lambert. Ronnie Nobles plays good defense. David Beyer gets the tip. 127 Friendship Lights The Way For . . . Queen Alicia Knowlen Sr. Maid Carole and Sr. Maid Jopie and David Timmy Basketball Homecoming 1986. Back row: Nicole James, Garrick Hogue, Michele Brooks, Ronny Nobles, Carole Miller, David Beyer, Jopie DeKeijzer, Timmy Childress, Michelle Durant, Bruce Westerman, Angy Richardson, Jon Bryant, Front row: Aaron Killing-sworth, Mandy Richardson, Steve Watson, Alicia Knowlen. 129 M i c h e I e a n d R o n n y N c 0 1 e a n d C a r r i c k BUMP, SET, SPIKE Lakeside won Pulaski Academy won J. A. Fair won Lake Hamilton won Sheridan lost Bryant lost Pulaski won Malvern lost Lakeside won Sheridan lost Lake Hamilton won Lonoke won J. A. Fair won TOURNAMENT Lakeside — lost Lake Hamilton — won Lakeside — won Sheridan — lost FINAL RECORD - 11-6 Alicia Judy were selected as All-District players for the Lady Cobra's. From: Mrs. Hines, I believe this was the best year our volleyball team has had in a long time. They learned to play together and come back in situations which would have usually ended up as a defeat. We finished third in the conference and came in third in the district tournament. We were also the only class A team in our district. This is only the second time in Fountain Lake's history to have two girls selected all-district. It was a very fun and enjoyable year. I'm glad I was able to be involved in it. Cobra team: Bottom row; Kim Bryant, Denise Harrington, Georgia Robinson, Dana Dantzler, Marissa Metcalf. Second row; Mrs. Hines, Julie Knowlen - Mgr., Jewell Miller, Kim Huchingson, Tracie Fields, Jopie deKizer, Carol Miller, Trina Koller, Becky Sears, Jennifer Tillery, Marcy Hutchins - Mgr. Top row; Judy Bates and Alicia Knowlen. COBRAS BEGIN TO STRIKE 7A - Where did it go? cie Fields wonders. .-5� 4 o.� V Mrs. Hines coached the Lady Cobra Volleyball Team tohf an 11-6 record. Jr Becky patiently waits her turn an 11-6 record. f to bump the ball. Dana and Denise pose for a quick snapshot. [Guess Who??? L HMarissa doesn't First-year player )opie deKizer, helped out a lot. look too worried about the match. You can come down anytime now, jwell, Trina and Denise seem to thinl ■Ck mitill igainst Lake Hamilton V I 1 Hutchingson eady Carole shows us her power ful serve. is all smiles after a win against Trina im the to receive serve Congratulations Team! ... The 1986 Sr. Girls Tennis Team - Kneeling - Liz Lawler, Michele Merwine, and Lori Wilson. Standing - Pam Watson, Judy Bates, Alicia Knowlen, Kim Huchingson, and Coach Hines. The Senior Girls receive their district 5 AA-S winners trophy at Belvedere Country Club. We would like to especially thank Fred Serrett for the use of the courts at Belvedere and for the many hours of lessons. Also, we would like to thank Jim Scoggins for always being there to help coordinate a tournament, practice with the team, or just for the support he gave. Thank You!!! WVY Judy Bates - SAU 12th grade singles winner, SAU 1st flight doubles winner. District doubles champion, and State doubles champion. One More For the Road Cobra tennis has put Fountain Lake on the map for many years now. For the past five years the lady Cobra's have captured and held on to the state AA title. This year they were Southern Arkansas University Runner-ups, District Champions, and State Champions. They finished 11-1 for the season defeating Hot Springs (2), Perryville, Lakeside, Lake Hamilton (2), Arkedelphia (2), Jessiville (2), and Benton; losing once to Lakeside. Five of the seven girls will be graduating this year. We are really going to miss their championships, plaques, trophies, and especially their competitive attitudes. Next year we wish the seniors luck in college and look forward to seeing great things out of the remaining players. I thought the year went real well and I'm sure I will miss it next year , said Alicia. Pam added I'm glad we did so well since it was our last year . Pam Watson - SAU 12th grade singles runner-up, SAU 1st flight doubles winner. District doubles champion, and State doubles champion. Kim Huchingson - SAU 2nd flight doubles winner and District singles runner-up. Alicia Knowlen - SAU 2nd flight doubles winner. District singles champion, and State singles runner-up. 133 Coming On Strong The Sr. boys made a great improvement this year. They finished 9-3 for the season, were the SAU Runner-ups, and district champions. They also had 3 players qualify for the state tournament, and 2 for the state over-all tournament. Good Luck next year Steve, well miss you. Steve Watson, the oldest player on the team, returns a volley at the state tournament. Jimmy Garner returns a serve at Coronado Tennis Center. He was the runner-up in the district 5 AA-S tournament. Jimmy Wyatt unpacks for a weekend at SAU. Steve and Jared receive their district championship trophies. They also were the SAU 1st flight doubles winners and state runner-ups. Jared finished 2nd in the 10th grade singles I ia at SAU. The 1986 Sr. boys tennis team - Kneeling - Mark Wilson, Todd Ashley, Jared Ware, David Sutter, and Kenneth Harrison. Standing - Jimmy Wyatt, Jimmy Garner, Matt Cassedy, Clay Hayes, Steve Watson, and Coach Hines. Stretch and loosen up , are probably the first words Mrs. Hines ever said to any of us. No matter if it's Monday or Friday, 8:00 a.m. or 8:00 p.m. she's always ready to go. Whenever you walk onto the court she's there ready to coach, teach, encourage, brag a little, but most of all she's always believing in us. Mrs. Hines has a special kind of personality-that shines through even on rainy days. We appreciate all the work and dedication you have shown toward us. You will always be very special to us. Steve, Judy, Pam, Alicia, Kim, and Lori. SR GIRLS TRACK As athletics and physical fitness become more important in our society, the demands placed upon the athletes must increase to meet the demands of the sports world. After weighing the pros and cons of being a trackster, six young ladies decide to overlook the sweat, pain and agony of defeat. They wanted a chance for the thrill of victory. Coach Jerry Clay wanted only the best for his team so his practices were not exactly fun or relaxing, but the 1986 senior girls track team gave a strong showing on both the track and field. It proved well worth the work when the 1600m relay team consisting of Laura Garner, Jopie de Keijzer, Judy Freeman, and Jeannie Rigsby excelled to victory as district champs and Lion Relay Champs. Individually, Purple Pride was shining also as senior Carole Miller won the district championship in the discus event. Setting three district records, Laura Garner won the 800m run, 1600m run and the 3200m run. Laura was also part of the district relay, Lion Relay, and Panther Relay championship teams. In addition, Laura placed 4th in the 3200m run at the State Meet. Despite scheduling conflicts, bad weather and stiff competition, the 1986 senior girls track team fared well. To the senior members, we thank you for your years of dedication. You'll be missed. To those who will be returning - GOOD LUCK next year! mmm From left: Dana Dantzler, Laura Garner, Jeannie Rigsby. Karen Herrick, Co; lay, lopie deKeijzer, Carole Miller, )udy Freeman. THE THRILL OF VICTORY 137 SR BOYS A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY Coach John Utley certainly proved that a little goes a long way as he coached the 1986 Senior boys track team through a successful season. Despite the size of the team, only five members, hard work and dedication proved to be the right combination for success. As the season progressed, so did the determination of each athlete. Individually, the district results showed the pride and power of the team. Senior Charles Moline who has attended FL for nine years and has been active in football for six years, placed fourth in the 400m run. Leon Cogburn, also a senior, has been an active member of the football team and has been a favorite in Mr. C's American History class for several years now. Leon placed 5th in the 1600m run. Part of the FL family since kindergarten, Troy Garner, who is also active in football, placed 5th in the shot put and 6th in the 100m run. Sophomore Darrick Hogue, member of the Cobra football and basketball teams, placed 4th in the pole vault. Darren Dauber, also a sophomore, placed 6th in the 400m run. A little definitely goes a long, long way! Back row: Coach Utley, Leon Cogburn, Charles Moline. Kneeling: irrick Hogue, Troy Garner, Darren Dauber GOLF This year was the first year for Fountain Lake to have a Cobra Golf team. It was a slow beginning, but once things came together, the success of the first season followed. There were six Cobra From left: Coach Davis, Robby Kiernan, Dustin Ralston, Darren Henderson, Daniel Jeffress, Jennifer Ralston and Robert Teal. TEAM golfers that combined their experience and Purple Pride to lead the team through a victorious season. Coach Marc Davis gave the team a helping hand with his knowledge and ability. Thanks Coach. 139 la e Tittup 2.ctee i TRcUteitf '20«fatt a ut fhxfrte cte eiff i 142 GRADUATION 86 U3 Aren't I lovely? asked )oel Ware In the middle of a student's school life comes junior High. It comes as a median between childhood and teens. There you” learn the true meaning of sportsmanship, and the pros and cons of class rank. HARVEST BALL 1 The 1985-85 HARVEST BALL COURT: left to right, 7th grade maid Kathy Kiernan 7th grade escort, Joel Ware. 9th grade maid Suzanne Cavnor, 9th grade escort Chip Pike. King, John Westerman; Queen, Julie Tillery. 8th grade maid, Ashley Grigsby. 8th grade escort, Dustin Ralston. Spirited, 8th grade, Shelley Watson, 9th grade Will Williams. Emotions run high for the members of the court of the Harvest Ball. When asked how the King Queen felt, Julie said, It was the greatest honor I have received. John said, I felt good, but was a little embarrassed because Julie was taller than me. The other participants were asked, What was the most fun about the Harvest Bell? Shelley Watson's response was, The excitement of going up on stage with all the people around me, and being able to get really dressed up. Another question asked about the dance was, What was the least fun? Kathy Kiernan said, Walking out in front of the whole Jr. High, and dancing with a guy shorter than me. King Queen John Westerman and Turn off the camera, says Jonah Dodd. Julie Tillery. 146 Jr. High enjoys the Harvest Ball. The line upl King and Queen of Hearts King and Queen: 9th Grade; Heather — 9th grade: Maid; Becky Sears, Escort; Joe Hansen and Phillip Taylor. Partain. 8th grade: Maid; Shelley Watson, Escort; 7th grade: Maid; Nikki Morgan, Escort; Michael Piatt. Franky Sears. Spirited: Chris Hulsey and Tanya Lipp Intermediate Band - (Front row from left), Lona Cockman, Melissa Henderson, Clarissa Book, Jenny Cox, Cara Wolfe, Lori Mann, (Back row from left), Todd Vaughn, Kent Mahan, Luke Dickson, Donnie Arendt, Fred Green, Wesley Yates. Beginning Band - (Front row from left), Becky Breshears. Danielle Loy, Allegra Rochon, Diana Horman, Tonya Skinnet, (Back row from left). Chuck Evans, Steven Long, Robby Goodeaux, Chris Vann, Terry Bechtel, Micah Morrison, David Jeffers, Don Yates. Mr. Fletcher said with these kids it's another day and another grey hair. To) k tTA‘Tr Tr Yd) Z YWVTYn Yd) T TrVtf'i rv BAND cLD) JiVJ iw 5th Grade Band - (Front row from left), Jennifer Allen, Amy Hackaby, Angie Turner, Sandra McAtee, Mandy Fason, (Back row from left), Tracy Downen, John Hudnall, Jerod Freeman, Sky Book, Donnie Lambrix. Junior Choir Upper right: Melody Fason, Pres.; Tammy Vaughn, Vi-Pres.; Lisa Culpepper Sec.; Julie Tillery, Treas. Center: Singing to spread the Christmas spirit. Bottom: Front row; DcAnn Harrington, Lori Culpepper, Stacy Himes, Suzanne Cavnor, Phillip Taylor, Julie Tillery, Tammy Vaughn, Deena Outler, Traci Turner, Becky Sears. 2nd row; Marcy Hutchins, Wende Houge, Dana Loy, Christina Hiiiard, Lori Abbott, Sarah Curtis, Missy Davis, Marchell Milholen, Peggy Harris, Wendy Tillery, Cyndy Wolfe, Mary Thompson -Director. 3rd row; Robert Dresen, Cheri Guy, Ashley Grigsby, Tammy Robertson, Missy Ragsdale, Torri Williams, Dawn Ragsdale, Sheila Rigsby, Jewell Miller, Ann Roberts. 4th row; Scott Breshears, Chad Speers, Mike Brown, Monica Vaughn, Angela Ritter, Julie Knowlen, Lisa Culpepper, Melody Fason, Teresa Mann, Krystal Burks. 5th row; Steven Long, Jason Curtis, John Brown, Kevin Wylie, Aaron Boyette. 6th row; John Cozby, Jared Ware, Vaughn Garner, Chip Pike. 149 Jr. High Beta Club (3) Chip ignores his friends while watching Nikki go by. (4) Try this one Lucky. (1) The Jr. High Beta Club Officers are: Julie Tillery, Treasurer; Becky Sears, Secretary; John Westerman, Vice President; Heather Hansen, President. (2) The 1986 Jr. High Beta Club Members are: LaShawn Neighbors, Wendy Hogue, Dana Loy, Stacy Himes, Torri Williams, Missy Ragsdale, Juile Tillery, John Westerman, Heather Hansen, Becky Sears, Kristi Owen, Missy Turner, Tami Araiza, Kent Mahan, Shawn Marlar, Franky Sears, Brannon Graves, Angela McAtee, Darla Bean, Kim Dodd, Jared Ware, Chip Pike, Dannie Loy, Chris Hulsey, Darlene Horman, Shelley Watson, Michelle Switzer, Joe Partain, Ken Livingston, Doug Tillery, Scott Breshean, Vaughn Garner, Travis Maxey, Kelly Bailey, Julie Knowlen, Monica Vaughn, Melody Fason, Deann Harrington, Lori Mann, Robert Dresen, Shelley Garrett, Sherry Spear, Cheri Guy, Kim Rigsby, Marchell Milholen, Angela Ritter, Traci Turner, Cindy Wolfe, Sean Edds, L. L. Killingsworth. Cindy Wolfe and Dawn Ragsdale won Jr. All Region Choir. Lona Cockman, Kerri Koehler, Cara Wolfe, and Luke Dickson received awards in band. Jr. High Achievement and A wards Sean Edds and Cindy Wolfe received high score bowling trophies for Jr. Beta Club. Roy James got an award in the Jr. freethrow contest. Darren Ford and Lori Culpepper both placed in the essay contest. Shawn Marlar, Shelley Garrett, Brian Kisida, and Kristi Owen placed 2nd in the oral question round in the MATH-COUNT contest. 151 5A South Jr. Girls District Champions! When this year began I knew we had some girls returning from last year that would do very well individually. However, I didn't think we would have enough depth to compete for championships as a team. As the year began that seemed to be the case; but by the time the district meet came around, some of our new girls were improving rapidly. Going into the district meet we felt like we had an outstanding chance to win but after a poor showing in the field events I thought we were out of it. We did well in the early running events and just before the 1600m run, we were still 26 points behind. Then we really got going! We out scored Bauxite 22 to 2 in that race and pulled to within four points of the lead, and with only the mile relay left we were still 3 points behind. This was a race we had to win and we did in record time, giving us the 1986 Championship. Way to go Junior Lady Cobras! Melissa Harrison, Tammy Vaughn, Jewel Miller, Traci Turner, Missy Turner, and Anna Caldwell relax before their events. Front row. Missy Turner, Tanya Skinner, Wendy Bettis, Tami Araiza, Kim Dodd, Angela McAtee. Back row: Kim Rigsby, Nikki Morgan, Jana Ford, Coach Warrington, Michelle Switzer, Jerri Childress, Tracie Turner. Front row: Stacie Morgan, Chad Marrow, Brannan Graves, and Allen Heke. Back row: Eddie Terry, Brant Williams, Coach Utley, Sammy Boister, Brian Nobles. Back row: Tracie Turner, Sheila Rigsby, Tammy Vaughn, Wendy Hogue, Jewel Miller, Coach Warrington, Tina Lambrix, Anna Caldwell, Dana Loy, Cathy Kiernan, Kim Risgby. Front row: Monica Vaughn, Angela Ritter, Shelly Watson, Melissa Harrison, Monica Reese, Katrina Anderson, Shawna Simpson, Kristi Owen, Candy Graves. Back row: Coach Davis, Jerry Cowan, Kyle Robertson, Will Williams, Aaron Boyette, David Larsen, Front row: Phillip Jones, Zoltan Varga, Dannie Loy, Jason Curtis, Joe Partain. Junior Tennis 1986 Junior Girls - Sitting -Sherry Spear, Tanya Lipp, Lori Abbott, Missy Ragsdale, Ter-easa Hollis. Kneeling - Tammy Robertson, Shelley Watson, Ashley Grigsby, Lori Mann, Stacy Himes, DeeAnn Harrington. Standing - Julie Tillery, Darlene Horman, Becky Sears Mgr., Theresa Mann, Susy Hess, and Coach Hines. Tennis is like the game of life, A lot of fun and a bit of strife. As one begins with a moving crawl, So one learns to hit the ball. One time you receive, the next you give The ball is like a day you live, Some pass you by as sand thru a sieve. So you have to keep your eye on the ball. If you ever expect to win at all. The net, one could say, is a challenge to us To get over and win, or end in a bust. And the lines whose width seems so very thin, Are to guide us to judge if the ball's out or in, As in life one soon learns if the other is fair. He will never be needed, the man in the chair. Stop now and then as you're holding the ball. To give thanks to God who created it all. And always remember when you go out to play, That if you don't win, there's another day Strat Donnell 1986 Junior Boys - Kneeling -Chris Rosenthal, Shawn Mar-lor, Brian Kisida, Standing -Franky Sears, Vaughn Garner, Mark Jognson, and Coach Hines. Not pictured - Chip Pike. flcuU 't z4 et a££ The Fountain Lake Junior Boys had a very successful season - this year compiling a 15-2 record. Their accomplishments were conference champs and District runner-ups. They also won the Fountain Lake and Garland County Invitational Tournaments. This year's squad was composed of 12 freshmen and three 8th graders. Next year's team will be a very young and inexperienced team, but as with all Cobra basketball teams, we vow To try harder . DISTRICT RUNNER-UP Top row: Mgr. Ken Livingston, Chad Speers, Aaron Boyette, Creg Wendland, Will Williams, Vaughn Garner, Coach Sammy Lambert. Bottom row: Wesley Yates, lared Ware, Scott Breshears, Chip Pike, Dustin Ralston, Sean Edds, John Westerman, and Scott Lampien. 154 tyOiCa. 27 This year began with a number of uncertainties because we had lost our top seven players from last year's conference tournament runner-up squad. Along with being young, we were also small but extremely quick and good shooters. We used these two strengths plus a lot of hard work to achieve a successful and fun season. We finished the year with a 7-7 record; however, in all but one game we felt like we should have won. Coaching this group has been one of the highlights of my coaching career. Their playing abilities, great attitudes, and willingness to work hard have helped us to lay the foundation for a great 1986-87 season. Congratulations, Junior girls. Standing: Mgr. Sandra Mercer, Coach Dick Warrington, Sitting (I to r) Angela Ritter, Shelley on a great year. Watson, Kim Rigsby, Dana Loy, Tracie Turner, Becky Sears, Cheri Guy, Wende Hogue, )ulie Coach Warrington Knowlen, Marchelle Milholen, Cynde Wolfe, and Monica Vaughn. WE TRY HARDER! Monica Vaughn trying hard to get out of a trap. Shelley Watson concentrating on a shot from the wing. Angela Ritter looks as though she's trying to find someone down the court. FOOTBALL JR. HIGH FOOTBALL Back row: D. Tillery, D. Ralston, A. Boyette, K. Robertson, W. Williams, B. Case, S. Lampien, B. Martinez, G. Furr, J. Partain, Middle row: C. Clay, J. Cowan, C. Rynders, P. Taylor, M. Haynes, M. Brown, J. Milroy, S. Edds, D. Loy, C. Da' is, C. Utley, Front row: L. Garner, (trainer), J. Westerman, B. Arendt, T. Maxey, T. Vaughn, J. Duncan, R Kiernan, D. Vaughn, W. Yates, D. Ford, M. Johnson, C. Morrow, T. Truett. C. Utley, F. Sears, R. James, B. Nobles, C. Morrow, L. Garner, (trainer), E. Terry, B Fisher, S. Balsters, J. Ware, B. Graves, S. Morgan, S. Marlar, J. Frost, B. Kioda, A. Hecke. The 1985-86 Junior Cobras started their summer doing running drills and exercising to get in shape. They had hoped to fulfill their innermost desire, which was going undefeated. Although they could not fulfill the goal they worked so hard for, they have next year to apply the lessons they learned. GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR BOYS!!!!!!!!!! Scores were not available. The Junior Cheerleaders 1. The pom pons say it all! 2. Jr. Cheerleaders take time to pose for the camera. 3. Cheerleaders take time to mingle with each other. 4. Jr. Cheerleaders enjoyed riding in the parade. 5. 85-86 Jr. Cobra Cheerleaders: Bottom; Kathy Keirnan, Deann Harrington, Teresa Mann, Melissa Slater. Middle; Kristy Burks, Suzanne Cavnor, Tammy Robertson, Melodie Fason. Back; Angela McAtee, Shelley Watson. 157 Freshman Class officers are Joe Partain - Secretary, Chris Hulsey - Vice President, Julie Tillery - Treasurer, Scott Lampien - Reporter, John Westerman - President. Lisa Culpepper Buddy Farnham Tim Farnham Melody Fason Teresa Fletcher Greg Furr Scott Breshears Charity Book Della Brown Jon Brown Mike Brown Renee Brown Kim Bryant Kristi Burks Melissa Campbell Brad Case Suzanne Cavnor Jerry Cowan Vaughn Garner Fred Green Brandi Guy Heather Hansen Peggy Harris Melissa Henderson 158 FRESHMEN Sally Abaza Aaron Boyette Becky Breshears Ninth grade class favorites are Becky Sears, Heather Hansen, John Westerman, Julie Tillery. Junior High students have always looked forward to the day they could be called a Freshman . Along with the title of Freshman they gain new privileges. For the first time these students can elect class officers and join in several Senior high clubs and activities. But most of all they have the feeling of being on top . Suzy Hess Tammy Holbert Vicki Holbert Darlene Homan Chris Hulsey Mark Johnson Melissa Jones Tina Lambrix Scott Lampien Ken Livingston Dannie Loy Teresa Mann Brian Martinez Teresa Martinez Travis Maxey Marchell Milholen Jewell Miller Davonne Morgan Toni Morgan Patti Morris LaShawn Neighbors Toni Newell Darren Niblett Deena Outler Joe Partain Chip Pike Chris Posten Dawn Ragsdale Sheila Rigsby Kyle Robertson Diana Robinson Becky Sears Shanna Simpson Chad Speers Phillip Taylor Dalynda Tillery Doug Tillery Julie Tillery Wendy Tillery Traci Turner Juanita Ugartachea Zolton Varga Tammy Vaughn Jared Ware John Westerman Will Williams Cindy Wolfe Kevin Wylie 159 EIGHTH GRADE = The 8th graders' favorite movies were Rambo, Rocky IV, and Back to the Future. When asked what the most important thing in their life is, the boys said girls and the girls said boys! Other things that were important were Cod, basketball and friends. When we asked Darron Ford what he thought of his class mates, he said “Most of them are clowns ; Shelley Watson stated, I feel we are all one big family. When we asked what they would change about school, they replied, Not as much homework. Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Ballard ran head to head in the survey. They all said that these were the two teachers they liked best. As they go on they will soon be Top Dogs instead of in the middle and we're sure the Purple Pride will always shine through. Lori Abbott Donnie Arendt Kim Bates Ralph Barker Bill Bryant Lona Cockman Johnny Cosby Jenny Cox Bobby Crosley Lori Culpepper Jason Curtis -J0O Sarah Curtis The eighth grade class fav-3rites are: Marcy Hutchins, Shelley Watson, Ashley Grigsby, and Larry Patrick, [top right) It is obvious that the eighth graders know how to have a good time with their classmates. Missy Davis Luke Dickson Robert Dresen Jonah Dodd Jim Duncan Sean Edds Darron Ford Tammy Fowler Ashley Grigsby Cheri Guy DeAnn Harrington Melissa Harrison Marty Haynes Christine Hilliard Stacy Himes Micnelle Hislip Wende Hogue Darrick Hook Marcy Hutchins Robby Kiernan Julie Knowlen Kerri Koehler David Larsen Steven Long Dana Loy Lori Mann Katrina McCain Steve McWilliams Bart McWilliams Jerry Milroy Michael Piatt Missy Ragsdale Dustin Ralston Kim Rigsby Angela Ritter Ann Roberts Tammy Robertson Clyde Rynders Jack Smith Tommy Thomas Tommy Truett Danny Vaughn Monica Vaughn Todd Vaughn Shelley Watson Torri Williams Cara Wolfe Wesley Yates 161 = SEVENTH GRADE The seventh graders are out of elementary. They made their first step into junior high school. It took them a while to get to know where all of their classes were and to get used to changing classes. This is their first year to have lockers or combination locks. The seventh graders also got their first taste of playing competitive sports and being in academics, sports, clubs, and whatever else you do. These kids are dynamite! Brian Nobles and Joel Ware can't seem to find their way to class again. The class favorites for the seventh grade: standing are; Brian Nobles, Nikki Morgan and Kathy Kiernan; squatting is Joel Ware. These four smiling and talented people were selected out of a class of 80 students. 162 Mamie Allen Jani Araiza Kelly Bailey Sammy Balsters Cindy Bauman Darla Bean Wendy Bettis Clarissa Book Eric Breshears Billy Brown Anna Caldwell Jeff Campbell Jeri Childress Kelly Clem LeAnn Coleman Tony Culpepper Renee Davis Kim Dodd Billy Fisher Jana Ford Jason Frost Sheila Furr Shelley Garrett Robby Goodeaux Brannan Graves Candi Graves Chris Graves Daniel Harris Philip Harris Shawna Harrison Alan Hecke Brian Hill Monica Holland Amy Hutchins Susan Irwin Jason Jacoby Roy James Kathy Kiernan Brian Kisida Chris Kolasch Neil Kryzak John Lambert Yvonne Lambrix Tanya Lipp Lynn Loy Kent Mahan Shawn Marlar Karen Martinez Angela McAtee Joyce Miller Ronny Mitchell Naomi Mitchell Wendy Mitchell Nikki Morgan Stacy Morgan Chad Morrow Kevin Noles Brian Nobles Kristi Owen Jeff Plyler Sheryl Roberts Sue Roberts Renee Rynders Frankie Sears Tonya Skinner Melissa Slater Lisa Smith Sherry Speer Sarah Stover Michelle Switzer Eddie Terry Mike Turner Missi Turner Joel Ware Maria Wells Brant Williams Christy Williams Doug Willis 163 Allison Graves and Kim Wyatt demonstrate the spider :: IBBBBBB ■■■■■ IBB IBB Bill ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■I ■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Elementary school is where everything begins. It is where that first hint of Purple Pride comes to life. The elementary students are small in size but large in spirit. ■■■ IBB ■■ II Table of Contents Pee Wee........ l«M. IBBBI IBBBI IBM IBBBBftl IBBBBB Faculty.......... Sixth Grade...... Tilth Grade...... Tourth Grade Self-Contained Student Life ... Third Grade .. Second Grade First Grade ... Kindergarten IB i BB BB .«aaai IBBBBBBBBBBBwi iBBBBBBI SSSBbbbbbbbbbb IBBBBfcgc, PEE WEE BASKETBALL Bottom Row: (L-R) M. Kolash, A. Crane, T. Noles, H. Ford, T. Ford, G. DeArmon, M. Fason, and A. Loy. Top Row: P. Roller, A. Turner, M. Wilson, S. Walters, J. Ault, T. Andrews, S. McAtee, N. Rice, and K. Sisney. Coaches are: Lynn Lambert and Gene Watson. Bottom Row: (L-R)). Turner, H. Ralston, S. Marlor, C. Coleman, B. Hulsey, and B. Brown. Top Row: R. Blocker, S. Culpepper,). Nobles, T. Beckham, M. Tillery, J. Freeman, and Coach Gerald Hulsey. Bottom Row: (L-R) A. Capps, S. Niblett, L. Howell, M. Neighbors, F. Smith, and A. Bottom Row: (L-R) R. Rodgers, J. Frost, J. Miller, J. Long, and J. Miller. Top Griffith. Top Row: K. Watson, T. Boyette, V. Hulsey, A. Ledbetter, K. Hill, R. Walker, Row: T. Castleberry, P. Brewer, D. Henderson, K. Rice, T. Willis, and Coach and Coach Gerald Hulsey. Gerald Hulsey. Mr. Clark gives a little advice and a pep talk to all of the Pee Wee Basketball players. Rule number 1, you have to listen to me. 166 Sandie Whisenant Teri Lucero Joyce Killingsworth Carol Bilo Janice Golden Mina Stephens Monica Alford Jackie Looper Donnice Cowart Vicki Lester Susan Culpepper Alene Gray Phyllis Vaughn Roxie Long D'Ann Pelton Linda Bibbs A serious moment in the sixth graders Christmas play. - Class Favorites — Keith Rice and Kristyn Cavnor. Brian Alford Debbie Alexandra Jeremy Bass I Sean Barron | Terry Bechtel Michelle Berryhill Bobby Blanque Tracey Boyette Patrick Brewer Danielle Capps Trey Castleberry Kristyn Cavnor Greg Clark I The seniors of 1992 seem to have a well-rounded view of the important things in life. A survey showed that the top five were God, family, friends, money and education. Apparently elementary school has prepared them well for junior high, but there are still fears of the change. According to Diana Horman, being looked down on is the biggest threat. Ray Kara thinks there should be a rule that big kids can't pick on little kids. The class demonstrated their talent in two plays on December 16, 1985. A production of The Nativity and Nine Cheers for Christmas was put on for everyone to enjoy. This gave the sixth graders a chance to learn more about the meaning of Christmas. Chuck Evans Robert Farnham Terri Farrow Donna Floyd Jeremy Frost Sean Garrett Gary Gilchrist Natasha Giles Robin Graves April Griffith Chris Grissom David Henderson April Hibbs Chris Hicks Kim Hill Diana Horman Robert House Laura Howell Valerie Hulsey David Jeffers Ray Kara Angela Ledbetter Jeremy Long Reba McGinnis Natalie Metcalf Jason Miller Justin Miller Jonnie Minton Dale Modlin Micah Morrison Michelle Neighbors Stephanie Niblett Ty Payne Shane Phillips Keith Rice Joe Rigsby Allegra Rochan Rickey Rodgers Joel Sawrie Florence Smith Frankie Smith Lillian Stover Chris Vann Ronnie Vaughn Regina Walker Carrie Watson Todd Willis Don Yates 169 = FIFTH GRADE In view of the survey questioning them about their likes, dislikes and goals, the fifth grade of 1986 is an outspoken class. Nicole Rice was asked what she liked most about fifth grade? Her reply, along with most of the other fifth graders was, P. E. . Sky Book was asked what he disliked most? His reply was, “Math and lecture. What would you like to be after you graduate from high school? was another question which Amanda Loy answered with, I would like to be a model. Michael Miles was asked, what do you dislike most about fifth grade? His answer, The work, and they don't make cherry cobbler. They were also questioned on how they felt about Halley's Comet. Terra Skinner's reply was, I don't care - what ever it is, how is a girl in fifth grade supposed to know? Dallas Tillery's reply - It stinks! April Crane's reply - I like it. It is really cool. Far Out! Bobby Hulsey's reply was, I don't know about comets. Obviously the fifth grade is a very outspoken class. 170 Jennifer Allen Terri Adams Jennifer Ault Tim Beckham Rodney Blocker Sky Book Berry Brown James Brown Daniel Cogburn Chris Coleman April Crane Jeffery Crumpton Sean Culpepper Gina DeArmon Tracy Downen Chris Ellison Cory Bellany, not pictured Terry Owens, not pictured Jeremy Wendland, not pictured Mandy Fason Holly Ford Tammie Ford Timmy Fowlen Frankie Fowlks Jerod Freeman Tyler Fryar David Gilmore Missy Haley Teresa Harris Robert Helms Jodi Hislis Amy Huckaby John Hudnall Bobby Hulsey Leanna Ivey Rusty Kling Melany Kolash Penny Roller Donnie Lambrix Erin Larkin Amanda Loy Stephen Marlar Sandra McAtee Pam McWilliams Mike Miles Jason Nobles Tina Noles Nicole Rice Heath Rolstan Mandy Ross Bobby Scroggins Kim Sisney Terra Skinner Danny Sonjer Earnest Stevens Dallas Tillery Michael Tillery Tina Trusty Angie Turner Joe Turner Claudia Ugartechea Sarah Walters Ashley Williams Marty Williams Melissa Wilson Melanie Winiecki Jonathan Wright 171 : FOURTH GRADE The fourth graders seem to think that recess, lunch, friends, and science are the best parts of fourth grade. Some of the students were asked, What is Halley's Comet? These were their answers: Eric Balster said, It has a long tail with rocks and stuff on it. Comet - one of Santa's reindeer?'', was Jason East's reply. Emily Beckwith told us it was a comet found by Mr. Halley. Krissy Partain seemed to know what she was talking about, Halley's Comet was found in 1682 by Edmund Halley and comes around every 77 years. It will be around in 1986 I think. Other students were asked, If you could change one thing about fourth grade, what would it be? Jenny Powell would like to get paid for her work. Praying at school is what David Van Drusen would like to change. NO MORE TEACHERS! , screamed Jon Truelove. I would change the playground to a football field , exclaimed Allen Black. Overall, the fourth graders seem to be a very creative and outspoken group. Barbara Ault Melynda Baker Eric Balsters Billy Bechtel Emily Beckwith Allen Black Heather Bradshaw Ellen Breshears loanie Breshears Karen Burks Joe Caldwell Stacy Campbell Terry Campbell D'ann Clark Patrick Cockman Kim Cofer Jody Crumpton Melissa Davis James Dean Cwen Dilatush Jason East Michael Farrow Rusty Fason Jimmy Fuller Cindy Furr Kelly Garner 172 Allison Graves Amanda Grissom Jennifer Herrick Dawn Hess Kari Hislip Mary Hollinger Suzy Hope Melissa Howard Britt Hughes Wade Johnson Wesley Keener Kenny Kizer Toni Koehler Philip Krzak Bryan Lambert Marty Langley Brian Mahan Eric Marlar Richie Marlar Jamie McAtee Brook McDaniels Regina Metcalf Shannon Miles Cheryll Milks Jeremy Miller Tara Milroy Seth Mitchell Judie Montgomery Dee Moore Misty Morgan Dawn Morris Willie Morris Misty Neighbors Krissy Partain Ty Lynn Pascoe Lisa Peterson Jenny Powell Robert Reed Jamie Smith Paula Stow Kayla Thacker Chris Tillery Stacy Tolliver Jon Truelove Andres Ugartechea Maria Ugartechea Rosario Ugartechea David Van Drusen Jeremy Vaughn Melissa Walker T.J. Wisdom Kim Wyatt Micheal Yates Mindy Yates 173 SELF-CONTAINED The self-contained class is an ungraded classroom. The kids are in kindergarten through sixth grade. Each child is unique and works at his own level. The Big Event of the year is participating in the area X Special Olympics at Henderson State University in Arkadelphia. The students begin training in February for the April event. The students in the self-contained classroom work hard to participate in this event. The Special Olympics oath is: “Let me win, but if I can not win, let me be brave in the attempt. 1. Getting our picture made again! 2. Enjoying the aquarium. 3. Learning together is fun. 4. That fish was this long!' black David Floyd Jamie Griffin Perneel Mitchell Samantha Reed George Shell Rachel Tapp Terry Trusty Kristy Walker 174 hane Dickson and Trina Yates. Jennifer Powell Penny Koller and classmates. Melissa Howard Mrs. Stephens helps Mandy Richardson. “Watch out Mary Lou Retton , here we come. Carlos Cockman Greg Clark, Don Yates, and Robin Graves. I th 1st grade cl«fts made arl hatched 9 chicks and 2 ducks, THIRD GRADE To the third graders, Math and Science were the two subjects that were liked the most. When we asked them if their schoolwork was more important than the playground, they said that schoolwork was more important than the playground. If they could have been anyone besides theirselve, they wanted to be like one of their friends, except a few like Richard McCoin, he said he wanted to be Hulk Hogan, a wrestling star. There was other boys who said they would like to be like Junk Yard, Missing Link, and other wrestling stars. Angie Barker wanted to be like Cynde Lauper. The third graders agree that going to school is fun, and they can't wait until High School! THEY HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO! Clifford Beckwith Nichola Beckwith Amanda Berryhill Angela Bright Mary Caldwell Courtney Campbell Jeremy Campbell Josh Castleberry Bo Chambers Jacob Coleman Levi Cowart Joy Crumpton Matthew Crumpton Myra Crumpton Sonja Cummins Katherine Denger Michelle Dickson Shannon Downen Lee Engle Kim Ferrell Matt Ford Scottie Garrett Corey Graves Tim Griffin 176 Christopher Hammond Arron Harwood Jessie Hendrix Heather Hignight Jason Himes Audrey Howell Heather Jones David Koller Jeremy Koller Lynette Krai Corey Lambert Fletcher Larkin Andrea Long Bobby Manus Richard McCoin Mike McNeeley Christina Miller Terry Milroy Justin Minton Adam Modlin David Moore Shon Morris Jayson Neighbors Toby Niblett Missy Nobles Torie Pascoe Robert Perdue Joey Phillips Darby Rhodes Chris Rigsby Margot Rochon Chris Rodgers Tammy Skinner Adam Slater Tina Stevens Nathan Stover Meshyl Stow Josh Tillery Roy Ugartechea Holly Vaughn Amber White Alicia Wilson Jennifer Wilson Kevin Wilson Jeremy Wright Joe Yates Marna Yates 177 Tracy Yander = SECOND GRADE The second graders this year are a year older and a year wiser. A little survey was done on the second graders to find out what they liked most. We ended up with a range of answers from basketball to kickball, math to spelling, and lunch to recess. They were asked what was special about their boy girlfriend. Most of them said that their boy girlfriend was nice, good looking, and liked to play games. Overall, our second graders have learned a lot, still have a long way to go. Some advice to the second Miss Lucero's class looks busy with classwork, but Dawn Travis takes time out for a picture. graders — stay in school, study hard, and learn a lot. What's behind you doesn't matter, the future is what counts. Good luck. The second grade class favorites are Autumn Fernald and Aaron Killingsworth. 178 Martin Ault Sammy Ault Bridgette Bates Tyce Bates Shelley Black Chris Bradford David Breshears Dustin Brown Christy Burchfield Angela Crabtree Chad DeArmon David DeArmon Adam Dickson Christy Dilatush Jon Fason Autumn Fernald Theresa Fleming Mandy Fora Leslee Fowlks Cody Garner Pam Gilchrist Shelly Goessman Jason Haley Stephanie Hallinger Pam Gilchrist Lucehia Harrell Anthony Harter Josh Hayward J. R. Hill Alisa Huckaby Jennifer Irwin J. J. Irwin Nicholas James Aaron Killingsworth Zachary Lacy Summer Langley Holly Lanham Sharon Ledbetter Cheyenne Loy Tiffany Mann Chris Marlar Tosha McGallicher Christina Miles Matt Modlin Barbara Morgan Chris Outler Jamey Pendergraft Antionette Phillips Gary Dale Phillips Kristi Powell Chuck Ragsdale Eric Reed Mandy Richardson Kristy Rigsby Darin Ritter Damon Sarvis Todd Scrimshire Bobby Seaburg Jeanna Sheets Becky Shell Andrea Sisney Suzanne Smith Jennifer Stone Amanda Stover Becky Terry Johnny Tillery Josh Tolliver Dawn Travis Cindy Ugartechea Jim Walker Shelley Wheetly Jeremy Whiley Jaime Willis 179 = FIRST GRADE The first graders are a group of girls and boys that are very excited about learning. They are eager to learn anything that is put in front of them, and are a very bright and lively group of children. These kids have been studying about the once-in-a-lifetime Halley's Comet. These students have shown a great deal of interest in the Comet. First graders were asked about the good and bad things that can and do happen in their class. The best answer was Corey Curtis: He said, The best thing about first grade is when you work hard and do your best, it makes you feel good inside. Some more answers were learning , coloring , and playing outside . The Worst things they found were paddlings , doing hard work , and getting F's . The class favorites of the first grade were Eric Krai and Jennifer Nobles. These two outstanding students were asked if they had anything special to say to their classmates who voted for them. Jennifer Nobles, when presented with this question said, I am very glad to have been elected class favorite! It made me feel very happy. I thank all of my friends and classmates that voted for me. Eric Krai, with the same question, says, Thanks for electing me. I like all of you. These two excellent students and class favorites are pictured below. Christy Bailey Darla Baltzefl Autumn Barker Trey Bassett Samantha Bates Jarrod Breshears Amy Bright Clint B.ryant Kevin Burchfield Sonja Burks Michelle Crumpton Ann Culbreth Corey Curtis Mandy Davis Shane Dickson Jason Dill Jeremy East 180 Nicole Edmonds Josh Ellison Tracy Fletcher David Floyd Sara French Christie Fulmer Bobby Furr Brian Gibson Whitney Gregory April Harris Jeremy Hendrix Josh Hendrix Lisa Hibbs Neil Hignight Summer Hill Jaime Huffer Lori Jones John Kara Brandy Kerr Jennifer Kerby Tonya Kizer Kelly Kling Eric Krai Dereck Loy Michael Marshall Shannon McKelvey Jennifer Milroy Daemon Moody Brandy Morgan Heather Muncrief Carrie Neighbors Jennifer Nobles Chrissy Phillips Devry Rhodes Jeremy Rigsby Amy Skinner Rachel Skinner Johnny Starnes Bobby Sullivan Meredith Switzer Jana Terwilligar Robert Thompson Dewayne Tinkle Tina Travis Alma Ugartechea Jennifer Vaughn Brad Willis Joshua Wyatt Katrina Yates Jeremy Killingsworth is not pictured 181 KINDERGARTEN This year we decided to ask the kindergarten class a variety of questions. Since it was their first year in school, these 'little rascals came up with some unexpected answers. The first questions that they were asked was, What is the scariest thing about kindergarten? Elizabeth Deans came up with this answer, People getting hit and slammed. The second question was, What do you like the most about kindergarten? Tonya Seaberg replied, to write my name. The third question was, What do you like least about kindergarten? Jennifer Perdue came up with this strong reply, I'm not gonna stay here. The last questions that we asked these little darlings was, 'What are you going to be when you grow up? Terry Rigsby said, I'm going to be in High School. Justin Modlin and Andrew Appier decided that they want to be policemen. Well, Fountain Lake, here is an example of the thoughts of your graduating class of 1998!! Pictured at the left are the kindergarteners' class favorites. They were chosen unanimously by their classmates. They are, Steven Wylie and Michelle Diekmann. 182 Aaron Ault William Anderson Andrew Appier Richard Bailey Janet Bair John Baker Candi Breshears Mathew Burks Jordan Campbell Nathan Chaney Britney Church Christopher Davis Elizabeth Deans Forest Denger Luke Dickson Michelle Dieckmann Faith Duncan Robert Farrer Karrie French Kenny Fryar Dustin Gage Jamie Griffin Aaron Grissom Jonathan Hefley Crystal Humphrey Melissa Irwin Joshua James Stephanie Jennings Aaron Johnson Kyleigh Johnson Joshua Jones Heather Jones Freda Jones Robin Jones Tasha Kaatz Alex Zsolt Liptay Shannon Long Joseph McCoin Jonathan McKelvey Chasity Merritt Justin Modlin Dana Moody Debbie Moody Tony Moore Amanda Morgan Derek Morris Dillon Nichols April Nobles Vanessa Oliver Jonathan Overton Court Palmer Jenne Perdue Jessica Perdue Matt Phillip Chris Powers Terri Rigsby Christina Rodgers Mandy Rostan Tonya Seaberg Paula Shell Joshua Skinner Donnie Smith Aaron Smith Joe Switzer Rachel Tapp Heather Tillery Mathew Tillery Jason Ungerer Missy Wallace Justin Whiley Tim Wilson Steven Wylie 183 FRIENDS Arkansas Bank Trust YourBank. 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Chapman OPTOMETRIST (501) 525-2874 163 HOT SPRINGS, MALL HOT SPRINGS, AR 71913 Hot Springs Village Property Owners Association LOCATED 3Vi MILES FROM HOT SPRINGS HIGHWAY 88 EAST TRI-LAKES TROPHY Phone 262-4156 DAYS OR EVENINGS ROBBIE LILLIE HANCOCK ROUTE 2, BOX 496 Res: 262-1579 HOT SPRINGS, ARK. 71901 Repair Work On: Industrial Farm Lawn Machinery Welding HAROLD'S TRACTOR SHOP 30 Years IH Experience Junction Hwy. 5 128 Harold Wagner 624-2314 or 321-9190 COFFEY-CLIFTON INC. BOX 737 BRYANT, AR 72022 PHONE 847-0242 3839 ALBERT PIKE HOT SPRINGS, AR 71913 PHONE 767-2104 LARRY RICHARDSON, V.P. MOBILE HOME SALES, Coffey- Clifton Congratulates I [ t'ie I Junior Livestock Producers 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, Arkansas 71902. Weyerhaeuser The Tree Growing Company PARK PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH 721 Park Avenue 623-2545 SHARING GOD’S MESSAGE OF HOPE” DR. TOM HARRIS, Pastor DR. HAROLD ELDER, Minister of Education-Youth TIM BLANN, Minister of Music Assoc. Pastor FRIENDS CHEVROLET ERY HOT SPRINGS Stephany Rush Slagle ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COUNSELOR Grand Avenue Professional Mall 615 West Grand - Suite Three Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 Telephone (501) 321-2734 SYNERGY GAS CORPORATION (formerly Sun Gas Liquids, Inc.) Propane • Bulk Bottle Farm • Home • Industry J3L CD LP GAS CARBURETION INSTALLATION Home Heating • Gas Appliances Water Heaters • Grills • Farm Construction Heaters 767-5960 3037 Albert Pike, Hot Springs, AR First Church of the Nazarene , .tl Congratulations Class of '86 Highway 270 W. 767-0242 Specializing in Homecooked Meals Mary and Odell's Family Restaurant Phone 767-6272 Mon. - Sat. 10:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Fashions Unlimited Girls Sizes 2-14 Junior - Petite - Missy - Women Lingerie - Hosiery 70 West Plaza 1510-B Airport Rd. Shirley Harrison - Owner Hot Springs, AR 71913 'For the latest in Experienced Automobiles THE MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT SPECIALISTS'' AUTO MAM DON OUTLER (501) 623-7283 803 Albert Pike Hot Springs, AR 71913 ELDER-CARE OF ARKANSAS MEYER BUILDING, SUITE 100 POST OFFICE BOX 545 HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 71901 BUS: 501 623-7340 FRIENDS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL JAMES C.-V conr CO. BERT JAMES 794-0115 RT 2 Box 505B OWNER Benton, AR 70215 FOUNTAIN LAKE AUTO PARTS RT. 8, BOX 150 HIGHWAY 7 NORTH HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 71901 PHONE 321-9313 BOB BILES TROY LOPER Northwest Garland County Board of Realtors® Star Rt. 10 Box 475 B Hot Springs AR 71909 6244949 JOE GIOMPOLETTI PRESIDENT •JlOMPOLETTI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Post Office Box 8279 501-624-1476 Hot Springs Village, Arkansas 71909 from your The Benton State Bank Member FDIC Serving Saline County Since 1934 Phone: (501) 623-5633 Andre's HAIR AND SKIN CARE Rt. 18 Box 148 Fount, Lk. Ctr. Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 Complete Beauty Service Located at DeSoto Center Hot Springs Village, Arkansas 71909 Mary Lee's Restaurant 7 Days A Week MARY LES WILLIS Owners Phone 501 922-1066 COUNTRY MART Owner Freddy Dickson Hwy. 7 N. Ph. 624-4586 THE SHACK Jessieville Ph. 984-5619 B BENTON SAVINGS LOAN 403 N. Market Benton, Ar. Phone - 778-8288 DE SOTO CENTER HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 71901 BUSINESS PHONE 501 922-1780 i FRIENDS SMEDLEY CABINETS INC. THREE PINES RESTAURANT Hwy. 5 Ph. 623-6502 ERY STUDIO kaIaruv MOUNTAIN VALLEY CUTOFF GCOmCK mine icrvicme. P. O. Box 8388 Hot Springs Village Arkansas 71909 Tel: (501) 984-5345 5346 Tx.: 215406 TBYT UR Telecopier: (501) 984-5443 BROOKHILL RANCH Star. Route No. 10, Box 512 — Phone 623-5983 Highway 7 North — Glazierpeau Road Hot Springs, Arkansas 71909 I (501) 623-6685 I Hot Springs, AR 71902 8 P.O. Box 1239 1 Hwy. 7 North SERVICE IS OUR SPECIALTY Masonry Units Concrete Lightweight — Architectural — Pavers Masonry Coloring — Waterproofing — Reinforcement Insulation — Cement Special Precast Stepping Stones — Bumper Blocks — Steps Splash Blocks — Air Conditioner Pads Fireplace Units (501) 663-2530 Little Rock, AR 72204 4421 Asher Ave. FRIENDS •SgSMW [-j-[-|-[- Scutfoi Accent (Selected Gifts S Accessories) Billie and George M. McGinnis Boardwalk Village 501-525-4001 4612 Central Ave., Suite 3 Hot Springs, AR 71913 !?nffia4' uA otn and dl-vmode tnp Quality Carpentry Roofing NO JOB TOO SMALL LARRY INGIALD m ■ CO CNJ CD OFFICE SUPPLIES • PRINTING • OFFICE FURNITURE QJ. oilee PRINTING, INC. 4718 Central Avenue At Mockingbird Lane HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 71913 GILLIAM ELECTRIC 119 Buena Vista Hot Springs, Arkansas 71913 Phone 525-1381 Licensed Bonded JAMES 0. GILLIAM Residential Commercial — Industrial HELEN GOSLEE PHONE 501-525-2393 CENTRAL BOWLING LANES 4895 Central 525-1338 • AMF Automatic, Scorers • Latest Video Games • Snack Bar • Pool Room OINE IN Ofl CARRY OUT Made t§ 0Off Dell Sandwiches PITMSTOP 9 Groceries CokJ Beer Ice OwJirw? j Days • WmI -tr awW piklt on COM boot N creorn and toll drlnki � t bow dmulimadr lr«h da-ly 10 50 Airport Road — ttigh ay 70 West • Racing Form Car «. 767-1008 R.J. Bob Griswold Boardwalk Village o 4612 Central Avenue o Hot Springs, Arkansas 71913 o (501) 525-2873 CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CLINIC Dr. Larry L.Grinder 4515 CENTRAL AVE HOT SPRINGS, AR 71913 OFFICE (501) 525-4524 HOME (501) 623-5075 ENGINEERING, INC. FRIENDS mkroOorrputer systems. Inc. 628 Broadway Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 501 623-5209 James E. Thrash Watch And Jewelry Repairing Engraving. Diamond Setting Holiday Jewelers 816 Central Ave Hot Springs, AR 71901 Clarence Edwards Watchmaker Owner W.E. Phillips ROBERT TROUTMAN HOT SPRINGS TIRE TOWN, INC. 105 East Grand Ave. Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 Troutman and Waggoner Accountants Auditors WAYNE RITTER (501) 623-9895 Phone 624-0691 664-A Ouachita Avenue Post Office Box 2466 Hot Springs, Arkansas 71913 LICENSED (501) 624-5911 DEALER World's Largest Transmission specialists TOM SCHWAESDALL 410 E. GRAND Manager HOT SPRINGS, AR 71901 Johnson Floral Company 214 CENTRAL HOT SPRINGS, ARK. 71901 Dr. Grady Roper 407 Ouachita Ave. Hot Springs, AR 623-1172 PHONE AC 501 623-5506 Junior Misses And Maternity BEVERLY'S CASUAL SHOP 315 Ouachita Hot Springs 624-1838 509 Main Arkadelphia 246-9112 • 328 Ouachita • Hot Springs, Ar. 71901 • (501) 623-8512 Phone 501 623-8820 FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS GRAND AT VALLEY STREET HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 71901 HOT SPRINGS BEAUTY COLLEGE PIVOT POINT INTERNATIONAL Blake's Park Exxon 701 Park Avenue Hot Springs, AR 623-4042 Owner Wentz Akard 624-9862 819 Central EDUCATIONAL TRAINING IN HAIR DESIGN VETERAN REHABILITATION APPROVED DUKE FABRIC CENTER We welcome school groups 201 Broadway Ph. 624-1851 Phone 623-9299 STEWART RESTAURANT SUPPLY JERRY STEWART 504 Ouachita Ave. Hot Springs, AR 71901 FRIENDS ■ ■ COOPER 8UILOING MATERIALS ACE HARDWARE HOME CENTER Cordoba Center 11 Hot Springs Village. ArV 71909 922-2844 COOPER BUILDING MATERIALS Cordoba Rd. and Desoto Blvd. Hot Springs, Village 922-0844 CHARLIE DAVIS Owner HAIRCUTS $3.50 Charlie's Barber Shop NEXT DOOR TO ACTIVE REALTY RES. 623-9499 HIGHWAY 7 NORTH HOT SPRINGS, AR 71901 Phone 321-2155 Box Office Video, Inc. Rt. 7, Box 207 Hot Springs, AR 71901 Owners - Peggy Ford Loretta Ford D E ONE-STOP Congratulations Seniors!!! BELVEDERE COUNTRY CLUB MOORE TRAVEL PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AT NO CHARQE TO YOU CORPORATE AIRLINES HOTELS CARS FREE DELIVERY 624-5575 i VACATION CRUISES TOURS GROUPS Merritt Wholesale Dist., Inc. cigarettes - cigars - tobacco - candies fruit juices - bar supplies - Canada Dry products - concession goods 626 Ouachita Ave 623-6633 KAY MOORE-Owner 600-G MAIN ST. - SOUTHWEST PLAZA Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas — rr 5 i Plumbing All Rinds eon oboul you ond your wtfr system R Fountain Lake Shopping Center . -Ti. ]rj FRIENDS AUTO PARTS WE MAKE HYDRAULIC HOSES OVERNIGHT DELIVERY ON SPECIAL ORDERS OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 623-8831 1128 MALVERN MID ARKANSAS TIRE 1601 Central Hot Springs, AR 71913 623-2212 v , rU Howell Printers. Inc. 1118 Malvern Avenue • PO Box 347 HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS 71902 (501)624-5331 • Phototypesetting featuring Edit Terminal Word Management Composition • Layout and Design Artists • Publications • Brochures • Business Forms • Business Stationery TOB liuLi: OP 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 624-3242 Mid-South Engineering Company FRIENDS J. SKY TAPP ATTORNEY AT LAW P.O. BOX Y HOT SPRINGS, AR 71902 501-624-7719 501-525-8726 TAPP LAW OFFICES ATTORNEYS AT LAW YOUR FRIENDLY PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE 899 PARK AVE Landmark SAVINGS BANK FSB Five Convenient Locations: Home Office: Number One Market Place (501) 321-2511 Branch Offices: 700 Albert Pike. Hot Springs Mall. 3021 Malvern Road. Hot Springs Village: 1 Cortez Center (501) 922-0697. COMPLIMENTS OF CITY HARDWARE CRAIGHEAD Phone 623-4301 211 East Grand LAUNDRY- Hot Springs, AR 71901 CLEANERS MLS m HODGE REALTY COMPANY Office Phone: (501) 624-2535 COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE IERRY HODGE Res.: 624-1098 722 PARK AVE. HOT SPRINGS, ARK. 71901 Park Avenue Cleaners and Laundry 500 Park Avenue Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 Caruth Funeral Home 655 Park Avenue P.O. Box 876 Hot Springs, Arkansas phone: 623-2533 FRIENDS PaoaBetter Realty P. O. Box 8189 Hot Springs Village, Ark. 71901 Vi Mile South of the Village BECKY HOLBROOK Phone (501) 624-2060 Village (501) 922-1133 Night (501) 922-0602 FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Hot Springs Hot Springs Village Branch Stubby's Hickory Pit Stubby's Too Stubby's Rib House 1000 Park Avenue 3024 Central Avenue 1000 Albert Pike 624-9323 624-1552 321-9835 (OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK at all locations) Jarrell Plumbing Co., Inc. 918 Malvern Avenue HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 71901 RONALD JARRELL Home 262-1568 Office 623-4562 Phone 623-2027 Barbie's Beauty Salon Highway 7 North — Mt. Valley Junction Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 BARBARA NOBLES Owner and Operator FREDA ALLEN Operator HANDYMAN HARDWARE Congratulations Seniors!!! Star Route 10 Hot Springs, Arkansas 71909 Phone: 624-0995 GARRETT'S PRODUCE MARKET Hwy. 7 North FRIENDS Popular Traditional Sweats In Vibrant Fall Colors Whatever your thing, you'll be warm and comfortable in a cotton-blend sweatshirt that stretches and breathes while retaining its shape. Long sleeve and short sleeve styles with crew neck in six colors, sizes S, M, L, and XL. Come in soon. SHIRTS ■ World Leader in Custom Shins ’ H.S. MALL 525-3986 CONGRATULATIONS! SENATOR BUD CANADA Mr. Bass patronizes the downtown merchants. The Future is yours today! Future-Banking is the leader with new services ... new investment instruments that are geared to market rates ... new ways to access your account ... plus a statewide family banking network. When you bank with us it means that you'll have the resources and the capabilities of Arkansas' largest and most progressive financial institution in your corner. Because it's our business to serve the family money needs of Arkansas' people First Federal of Arkansas First Federal Savings of Arkansas The Future-Banking Family Main Office - Capitol at Broadway (Box 1580) Little Rock, AR 72203 (501) 372-3200 tmmaMmmtimmmmy mm ■ HILL TOP AUTO SALE Huston Richardson 813 Airport Rd. Hot Springs, AR 71913 Phone 624-41 Res. 624-08 HAROLD C. ROBERTSON YOUR FRIENDLY BORDEN MAN If il's I tort it'll, il's goi In Ik- gootl. HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS PHONC (SOI | 623 SS« 1 HOME PHONE: 337-4022 ' 1 Will SPA BEARING t. BELT P. O. Box 1445 Westinghouse Drive Hwy. 88 HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 71901 BOB LESTER President Res. 623-8670 AC 501 262-1133 1-800-272-2072 MILLIGAN’S OPTICAL SHOP 1344 Central A Of THE MAMS FINANCIAL NCTWOMA COLDUJeLL BANK6RD BIG RED REALTY, INC. STAR ROUTE 10 BOX 369 HOT SPRINGS, AR 71909 BUS (501) 624-4448 922-0444 RES (501) 922-1669 An Independently Owned and Operated Member of Coldwell Bankers Residential Affiliates Inc. Clark's Building Materials Wholesale Prices with Hometown Service and guaranteed Quality We Specialize in Carpet, Vinyl, Swimming Pools, Spas, Paint, Paneling, Wallpaper, Wood Stoves, Plywood, Lumber, Doors, insulation, Hardware, Electrical, Plumbing, Roofing, Etc. � . ■ n The Hair Clinic Hair Styling for Men Women 767 Park Avenue 624-7141 THE FEW - THE PROUD THE MARINES UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS Recruiting Service WAYNE BROWNING STAFF SERGEANT U.S. MARINE CORPS USMC RECRUITING SUB-STATION 1305 CENTRAL AVE. HOT SPRINGS, AR. 71901 PHONE 501-624-3912 Congratulations Class of '86 Come to Sheraton Hot Springs Lakeshore Resort The only All-suite Hotel on Lake Hamilton Hot Springs National Park • Lessons By Appointment • sttt- Always remember, God loves you and so do we. Love Mom, Dad, and Donna Robert F. Ralston Golf Professional (501) 624-4488 Route 18, Box 115 Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 . -jfU We love you Alicia. Love Mom, Dad, Julie w Bosson Delaney Service Station 311 Park Avenue Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 FRIENDS WRECKER SERVICE TED'S EXXON SERVICE CENTER PHONE: 623-2130 CONGRATULATIONS! SENIORS GOOD LUCK! CLAWRENCE LOVELL M.D. RONALD G. ROGERS D.D.S. WEST SIDE PROFESSIONAL BUILDING PHONE: 623-7113 DAVID M. ROBBINS D.D.S. WEST SIDE PROFESSIONAL BUILDING PHONE: 624-6958 HOME: 767-2539 GET YOUR CAR WASHED AT ROBO-CAR WASH! HENDRIX, INC. 1311 CENTRAL HOT SPRINGS OWNERS: CHARLES DARRELL HENDRIX HERITAGE GLASSWORKS 624 ALBERT PIKE PHONE: 623-9702 DAWSON'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE 1116 MALVERN AV. PHONE: 624-2152 HOPKINS REXALL DRUG, INC. JIM'S PHARMACY WE LOVE TO SPOIL OUR CUSTOMERS THE HAIR BUSINESS MARKETPLACE PHONE: 624-5537 TART'S BRAKE AND FRONT END SERVICE AND TIRES JAMES E. HOLLOWAY, D.D.S., P.A. Practice Limited To Periodontics 714 W. GRAND AVE. 1700 W. C PLACE HOT SPRINGS, AR 71913 RUSSELLVILLE, AR 72801 (SOI) 624-7690 (501) 968-8008 IF UNABLE TO KEEP APPOINTMENT KINDLY GIVE 24 HOURS NOTICE Weldon's Meat Market Quality Tells — Quality Sells DR. JOHN AND RUSSELL NELSON ST. LOUIS PLACE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC HOT SPRINGS BLUEPRINT 1307 CENTRAL BEST WISHES ALLEN MICHAU INSURANCE FOOD SERVICE, INC. D B A GREENLEY FOODS CONVENTION BLVD. VINE STREET HOT SPRINGS, AR 71901 Bus. 321-1188 GOOD LUCK! SENIORS BRENDA TALENT CLASS OF 64 TED WELCH CLASS OF 64 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! DAVE AND DIANE CALDWELL DR. JOE W. COOPER D.D.S. VIDEO MART 3415 CENTRAL 624-5458 BATES FIRE EXTINGUISHER 1510 MALVERN 623-5640 b. j. smith 5212 Central Avenue 501 525-1331 Hot Springs, Arkansas 71913 AAA AUTO UPHOLSTERY AND GLASS REPAIR 525-4500 BIKE HAUS MIMI'S ART CLASSICS EXCLUSIVE ART GALLERY REED PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. - WE LOVE YOU, f SENIORS!! Mrs. Ballard Congratulates Kristi Graves, Laurie Nobles, Charlotte Sears for their outstanding performance at the Summer Yearbook Workshop at Arkansas Tech University. They won 1st place in Page Design 3rd place in reporting and writing. They competed against 67 other schools. Super! FRIENDS Kim very you Congratulations You've made us proud. We love very much. Love, Uncle Gary, Aunt Susie, Angela, Brandie Coleman 230 231 FRIENDS Congratulations Pamela! We love you and wish you the best of everything in life. Love, Mom, Dad Shelley Congratulations Keith! You have made Mom Dad very proud of you. Hope you succeed in all your goals in life. Love, Mom, Dad Grandma Walters Love Mom, Dad, Bogie Congratulations Best wishes. Love, Mom Dad David, Congratulations! You make us proud and very happy. You are truly the light in our lives. Keep smilin'. Love, Mom, Dad, Bogie Congratulations, Aaron! We always knew you could do it. Good Luck All our Love, Mom, Dad, Tanya Tammy, We are proud of all you have achieved but we are especially proud of all that you are. Congratulations, Mom, Dad, Chip What a fine young man you have become. We wish you the best life has to offer. Mom, Dad, Crissy, Joe Dear Keith, You have made Dad and I so happy. We are proud of you. Hope the future is as happy for you as you have made the past for us. Love, Mom, Dad, Mark, Tony, Tim, Kelly Best Wishes Always. Love, Mom, Dad, Dawn, Tina, Yvonne, Donnie, Jr. and B.J. 233 234 235 From the Editor This year wouldn't have flowed smoothly without YOU - the students and faculty here at Fountain Lake. We, the Purple Pride Staff, have put a lot of hard work and time into making this yearbook. The contents have now become history. Time will pass. Places will change, people will fade from our memories, but we hope this yearbook will help YOU remember the 1985-86 school year. I would like to recognize Jim Thompson and Jim Few for aiding us in taking pictures. Special recognition goes to David Beyer for designing the cover and the other special artwork throughout the book. Special thanks goes to our Layout Editor, Charlotte Sears for the cute clip art in our book. Last but not least, a BIG thanks to the entire staff, and our sponsor, Ms. Carole Ballard, for all the effort and dedication it took to make - THIS ONE'S FOR YOU. Kristi Graves Editor-in-Chief FOR ALL YOU'VE DONE THIS ONE IS YOURS 236 mWALSWORTH PUBLISHING COM PA NY Dance, Soul, Rock-n-Roll Foxy Guys, Sexy Chicks We're A Class You Can't Control We're The Class Of: • , t'r• 3” J •� .' . r • W« 9 .� , __ || . • j J W, ,;.a. 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