Haughton High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Haughton, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1982 volume:

TIIIQIEASIUIIQIE 'CIHIESTI WIQISZ TABLE OP CONTENTS Student Life Senior Class Sports 8a Spirit Cl Academics Activities Advertisements Index 0 7 236 Haughton High School I-Iaughton La 71037 ' 6 ' 32 ' ' 56 asses 1 2 Administration 132 ' 146 . . . 1 8 ' 208 If you think you are beaten, you are, If you think that you dare not, you don't, If you'd like to win, but think you Can't, Ir's almost certain you won't. If you think you'll lose, you've lost, For out in the world you'll find, Success begins with a fellow's will, I t 's will, It's all in the state of mind. LES, 'L W, 'T 'T 'f' 7777! Q wr x' f I 5 ll NW -'L-L, X X 'rs . QR Q , -' K - ' ' ' 1 r 4 frm .1 Y Ui! . fm, WM MF' 1 gk ,, A fi HMV Let s Cruise .... .- Q- ' 5, ..LA I .- L v , .. M fzl..-J.: S K 5 5 E . 5 ,Ig W ,.w.M,: .1xm:wA-1375? ,,..w,.,-:?5xXageM,,-5:fn1z .V-.tmwff'C W-..,A..v...,w x....M.., -1:fT,5f-fwvwnw-cximgw' aww. . ia., --WN K W 1 I :ti-Iss-'51, ' iN wQ '5 MfJwAixf :fb . W f, R M y S ,Q ' I ,S ,. i:5:: I .. 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When Janelle dressed up in lier finest? 3- , pushing the wrong keys? 4- Motokia beating all tlie others on solving the Rubikfs puzzle? 5-.. 6- , 7- Dome 5, the six inch snow and snow ice Cream? Tina riding her broom to victory? that the Highsteppers made it to the Super 1 the fun of lunch breaks? WUNLY WILL KE ABILITY .MAY GET, YOU, isTU, THE TDP is HARACTER a YU T E n.. , , ,..r ,, M... -,,.. B V sf Jw 5 ff, XY f Preppy 15 the exact word to de scnbe the mayorzty of the stu dem had? at Hain hton, Palo Izod Gloria Vander :lt anrlifai vm Klem labels filled both then' closets and the school hails They lived on ba-'anis only and proved xt s all in the name The Urban Cowboy fad stxll ahve f1jQfgx1 iast pops ,Oc- cass1miil1y w1thf it5 own' idLBe1 s. ,Levxs Q-Wrangler ,and Leel were ?ws1 2i2f m0Sf,1?9Pv14f nAnd bfiizburse wleiinust n6t1for get the5Anti-Prisppies! 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Lf: 4 Q 9- an 4 1 gi EF A 'Q E2 A 4 A 3 sag Amin JORDACHE 1 1 1' ffm Haughton 5 Paces According to the 1980 census, the Haughton township boasts a population of 1522. Because the enrollment at Haughton High School tops 900, communities such as Koran, Oakland. Princeton, Filmore, Red Chute and Bellvue help support its attendence. Haughton has a major-council form of govern- ment, a post office, a library and town hall where the law enforcement is based and town meetings are held. ,-QI' 1 , ' :nab ...nz .- ' fv A: Q. ,. 1 ..- , I Q -4, , , 1 J - 'g.-- 1 srarzs ,pq un r, i.. in .I -ra mm u.. mi apron ga ' 5. , . I ,, ,Ev 1' , ,4 nw Kjlgzfw ,Q 11- f-ax Jl Eng. ...qth vw al all -.....4 nd Places av-'f 1-Congressman Roemer, standing next to Major Elizabeth Sherwin, meet with interested townspeople to answer ques- tions and share his experiences in VVashington, ZaHighway 80 and Red Chute Road is a familiar turn to many Haughton High students. 3-Mr. Harlan helps School Board Superintendent john McConathy keep abreast of what is happening at Haughton l High School, 4-Members of the central office and school board came in the fall to view our huildings and grounds. Front row-Rudolph Smith, lack Clayton, 2nd rowaBarbara Gray, Ruth Sullivan, 3rd row-Abbie Johnston, Charles Bennett, Randy Lefler. 15 iiiisii we iii SQ! Si e M M K Q B0 35 is iff! X 5 1 X Dance The Night Away Heard It Through The Grapevine is how the majoriiy of the' Haughtonw students found out about each fdance ancl: Don't Stop The Musicuf tis 1wB5tA7BEQh'i:xSf11dEfl1Zy thought about the daneesg foffheyeeseemed o to be the highlighf of each month. Offering a time to be Haney Free and start Freaky Darwin is1pwBaH1y whaf'afffhcied each pereon into becoming eg Night Owl and stayfor the flast'Da11Ce 4f'g fl if ff 5 twig 1-Keith Greer of KROK kept the action go- ing during the homecoming dance. 2-Slow dance time. .3-Verdis Hart gettin' down! 4- Andre, Tanya and Michael Wilson pose for the photographer at the Sadie Hawkins dance. Dances 17 The Talented Side Gf HHS This year the APJROTC spon- sored the talent show. It was a great success and everyone en- joyed it. Many students took part in it and really showed the talent of HHS. They gave away three awardsg 1st-575, 2nd-SSO, 3rd-525. The winners were: 1st The T-Con- nection, 2nd Paige Brumley, and 3rd T.A.C. Band. A 18 Talent Show 3, I X 1 4. kniifw Q, 'NN X S 66, as S S 'F , W 4 t J ,Fw if K' .,. A' lit ' if ' at Q' W 52.4 Motifs mf. wt X , , get-I fig-ft Boys! Girls State Six Juniors, three boys and three girls, were selected to go to the Louisiana Pelican State Convention. The stu- dents participating from Haughton sms sms ,gg BUYS STATE .af if anti 5? V3 . :Q- High School were Scott McCormick, Gary Albrigt, David Reiling, Leanne Miller, Maria Benten, and Cindy Wood. They learned how the govern- ment is run by nominating and elect- ing senators representives ard gover- nors. From these elections an imagi- nary government was formed. This all took place at LSU in Baton Rouge. t it -- g f 5 K X Z0 LA. Pelican State it O my f Haughton I-las Many Cutstandmg Students , 1 f ,- ' ly , 1 1 an J 597111191-fggz'ifg,,gLsQ7i?g1:i2sQYr Q2 f i 2 I T 1 2 4- if Y A V S S f S f , i L5 Q2 , liiiill x :L lnfsfizili ' f5Zir5s5?f:-TW-xii l? 5- i1i5l2553ife,r1' -A2253 , D is it HM- 4 fs 1, s' , ' ' rim: mimi' 'Tia Es l ' sssa .. 1- ' ' fs ' , , ' , wa, L- Q. .1snff:ift'5-11135 ' Gigi h,,, , V K Y sfggfwsssfieieisikfiil f fe S , . S Q A igissgsfiwiiy f 715 S .earl ' ' fiiiizizti- sis:-i:,awswfff ...a.::'L2fsh:.a',.m 'Bw-,., wf.f',-, 1.-1A'5qg,,j V , , 2. x 9 Nw - fwms me nmvfsititmzisxigmsggtggesgwgggivgsgyq ,f 5 W fV ir,g,Y,,m3l:S1 ' A i .., - , 1-Lisa McCormick was selected Junior Volun- teer of the Year, by her supervisors at Bossier Medical Center. 2-HHS students who attended the State Litereary Rally at LSU. 3-HHS stu- dents who attended the District Literary Rally at NSU. 21 , 5 Seniors Cf 1982 Are Honored Qtr s M 3 i S Aft e :Inu Q 1-Mrs. Hendrik awards joe Ward a French dictionary for his achievements at State Rally. 2-Senior members of the basketball team. 3- Doug Crone receives National Math Test Award from Mrs. Vivano land a hugh. 4- The American Legion Award went to Heidi Lewis from the Koran Post V.F.W. 5-Jerry Doran received a trophy for his role as best supporting actor in the drama club's production of Charlie's Aunt. 23 The Seniors Final Rewards 1-Heidi Lewis, Joe Ward and Billy Smith were recognized as outstand- ing Senior Student Council represen- tatives. 2-Brian Strange receives spe- cial recognition from Mr. Staton for his achievements in FFA. 3-The Ro- tary Club Literary Award was given to Amy Garland. 4-The Koran Post V.F.W. awarded the American Legion Award to Gary Albright. 5-Pricilla Hall and Latanya Wilson were recog- nized as outstanding students by the ZOB Sorority. Latanya also received the Archonette Award. 6-Senior Al- most Anything Goes Team was rec- ognized. 7-FBLA Seniors Awarded. 8- Mrs. Hamby recognized Karen Smith for her hard work given to the choral department. W Awards 25 - 1932 Q - Rainbow Princess - QM Vw - Marla Benten - H - ,ff W ' H , E ,P 1 ' E E v ql I S-ff is 'mm WL . ,f i U P S Y f if , 1 4 M ff 7 7 M ff fi 1723 f Al 4 n . H . V. wx . ,,,, f' x-W Beauties On Campus , fr It's hard to imagine seventy-two beautiful girls in one place at the same time and, not to mention, all in formals! Well, if you attended the 1982 H.H.S. beauty pa eant, you saw 'ust that. The jud es, Donaid Aytch, Bobby Christy, Jane Piillips, Bobby Waddell, and Linda Stautzenberger, found the narrowing L down to Maria Benten, Kelli Collins, Kim , Crone, Susie Crow, Dana Diehl, Minette Far- rar, Belinda Gilbert, Susan Gullatt, Stacy Heard, Vicki Herron, Tra- cie Hooper, Lisa McCormick, Cindy Melancon, D'Ette Melancon, Dawn Mielnicki, Leanne Miller, Gwen Moseley, Cheryl Nagy, Cin- dy Self, Wada Strogen, Kerry Teacle, Kayla Turner, Julie Watson, and Diane Williams the excitement had just begun. Being among the top twenty-five finialists for them meant an invitation to a luncheon that following weekend where an individual three minute interview would be conducted. Added to that nerve racking exper- ience was also the return to the second half of the pageant. It was then the to ten would be announced and asked a final question. This time, lgowever, the impromptu answer must be given in front of the large, dark audience who eyes are starin questionably at you as you stand in the spot light alone at the sin Fe microphone! These lucky girls included: Maria Benten, Kelli Colfins, Dana Diehl, Tra- cie Hooper, Cindy Melancon, Leanne Miller, Cheryl Nagy, Cindy Self, Wanda Strogen, and Julie Watson. Barbara Anderson, Haughton's own on-the-spot mistress of ceremo- nies, next announced the Rainbow Princess and her court. Last year's beauty queen, Betsy Tillman, assed down the crown to Maria Benten before the new Princess mage her reigning walk. The court, being congratulated by Scott McCormick, president of the Student Council, was as follows: fourth runner-up, Tracie Hooperp third runner-up, Wanda Strogen, second runner-up, Julie Watson, first runner-up, Leanne Miller. Wanda Strogen also had the honor to be elected Miss Congeniality by the girls the first night. 28 Beauty Pageant 2 , , s. .'t,, f f fgizwzi-1 f'f-, ...4...4-null ueen Maria mx ,V W 7 W 1 , W , , V , . f f , ' 1 6 is V'i'9fX6f a fxH,'f ffE,,,e,.9bf 1-O.K., who's the wise guy who stole the W? 2-First reaction. 3-Scott gives the bouquet of flowers to a very beautiful girl, 4-Pig Out! 5-Betsy passes down the crown and her title to the new queen. 6-Maria starts her reigning walk. Beauty Comes Alive Prissy Mae QBrianJ Poteet was overwhelmed with excitement and joy after being named most beautiful of the campus. The top ten finalist were: Goofy-Tooth McCormick, Geraldine Mo- seley, Bridget Loftis, Veronica Hart, Martha Ma- Gue Lower , Sexy Catrina Williams, Everetta Y Gladney, Jeanette MCI-Iughes, and Hillary De- vere Ward III. a , -f , 4, -'mart IU lg, ,.'.o,as O.. . 0' no . . Q. 'Q' 0 'o.l'o ' Q Q , nu., tx Q. V Q a 9 4 ,, , 1 , . ' s n . no Q ,. ' ,...,.'a.,,..,o,..,, also' Q axes.. , .'.s., '. I 'f-, -'..' ' Q..'.' 'l.e..' 'I' 0. QQ' n,'.s.,. 1. Ms. April Fool being crowned by our Rainbow Princess, Maria Benten. 2. Prissy Mae, scepter in 3. ,Io Ann McCiir shows his stuff for the camera. 4. Prissy Flips her wig in the excitement of the hour- 5. Mrs. Monzingo helping one of the contestants with some last minute touches. 6. Veronica Hart, Tedisha Hollis, atrina waiting to go on stage. hand, takes her walk down the ramp. K James, Rosie Pearl Lewis Av 1 fm, 3 Y K ff Li. . 1 N., 1 .7 ,A M MMV K '24 fi , xW,,,1k W Nw ww in Mmws: , -1 N' -Q, :sf 1. og, QQ if S .l 'F , wk .529 X Q O Q V ,Q 3 f-. 'KG . ff 'Vf 'W' QM Av Av Qi , . ,-,,, 1 1 ff 3 Q 1 1 Q 14 f A mn wi fi Af 'HZ iff Q V72 ' , Gary Albright Donna Alford Blanchie Allen Gwen Allen Une More tiff? , 5 1 Step Til The Job Is Complete For many Seniors the class officers were a big help. Whenever it came to making decisions many of the Seniors looked to the officers for the answers. This years Senior Of- ficers were Leanne Miller-Presi- dent, Wanda Strogen-Vice Presi- dent, Amy Garland-Secretary, and Cindy Self-Treasurer. fStanding- Amy, Cindy, Wanda and Leannej Paul Armour Lugene Ashley Vernon Attaway Kevin Baker 34 Seniors BWV RW Aubrey Bell Chris Benoit Steve Black Vincent Bonacci -1 SW 1 Susie Brandl Amanda Brothers Ernest Brown Lorenzer Brown Stanley Brown Troy Brown Paige Brurnley Phillip Bush QQRNNQ- Natalie Buttilia Michael Cain David Campbell Lysandra Carter Z i 3 50 Seniors 35 Buddy Caskey Cynthia Chitman Wallace Chitman RiCl1ard Coker Todd Copher Curtis Craft Seniors Rock I-Iaughton Bobby Robinson, Donna Thompson, Natalia Buttitta, and Buddy Cas- key show enthusiasm while playing in l-laughton'-5 rock pile. Doug Crone Cai-yn Crow 1 Karen Cummings Brenda Davis Roy Davis Donna Demmon Debbie Edminston joey Eldridge Josephine Farley Kelli Farley Steve Feco Laura Fisher Essie Fizer Ginger Fleming Amy Garland Alan Gilbert Leonard Crappe Tina Grappe Sara Gray Teri Gregorczyk Priscilla Hall Vicki Hancock Lisa Harker Dana Harkins Brenda Harris Ten-ie Hefner Pooh Bear Takes lst. This years winning float con- sisted of Winnie the Pooh, a honey jar and three helium balloons. Winnie the Pooh was built by the Seniors and even though it rained, Winnie stood proud in the parking lot when Mr. Tarpley an- nounced, This year's lst place goes to the Seniors! 1-Winnie the Pooh stands proud! .38 Senior, Mark Hill Thomas Hill Anna Hodel Tim Hollis Wade Holt Kathy Hoover Rob Horner William Hudson Demetrius James Vickie jefferson Cathy Jeter Beth Jett Don Johnson Shelia johnson Barbara jones Juanita Jones Craig jones Sharon Kelly Bobby Kempf Karen King Seniors Approached Graduation Paying a graduation fee of 517.00 and being measured for your cap and gown are two steps that tell us graduation is near. 1-Mike Pitman is measured for his cap. 2-Mike Pitman has Mrs. V on her toes while she was checking his height. lack Kottenbrook Kim Kayfield Becky Lee Cynthia Lee QSN. Marty Lowery Heidi Lewis Marilee Lewis Tontera Lloyd Benny Lynn 40 Tina Massey Patty Matthews Norman McAtee Scott McCormick Laura McDougal Tina McGill Shari McGonegal john McGowan James McGuire Greg McKee David McVey Cindy Melancon Sponsors Share Responsibilities At Haughton this was a year of change for many things. Such as the change of the old paint to the new. Also there was a change in the class sponsors. The job of being a class sponsor is a very difficult one. The teacher or teachers taking on this job must have extra time and plenty of patience. This year the Senior class had four wonder- ful sponsors: Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Brodaway, Mrs. Hammel, and Mrs. Murphy. They had many responsibilities and lots of extra duties added to their daily schedule. A few of the things they had to work on were money making projects, Senior trip, prom, and graduation. These teachers helped the Senior class a great deal and the class was totally satisfied with the job done. Also Mrs. Viviano helped the Senior class through graduation by taking cap and gown measurements and collecting gradu- Greg Miller Leanne Miller Kirby Moore Donald Morgan ation fees. Roderick Morris Cheryl Nagy THANKS TEACHERS! Bobby Peek Mike Pelt Gerald Philen Geneva Phillips 42 Seniors mx YV? 'www Todd Pike Rebecca Poe Tim Poe John Polander i l Carmel Quinn Glenn Redman David Reiling Patricia Rhodes 1 Bobby Robinson Celester Robinson Randy Rockett Leia Rose Missy San Angelo Cindy Self Gayla Simmons Tina Simmons Of? 44 Seniors Bob Simon Chip Simpson Q 5 s 2 I Cynthia Small Allen Smith Dezel Smith Donnel Smith If anyone ever deserved to be honored, this young lady does. Even though Paige Brumley must stay in a wheelchair, she is no way confined or disabled. She lets her other talents twhich are numerousj make up for what is missing and before long people tend to forget or overlook her problem. The courage of this one person should be an example for all of us as she has made the most of a very difficult situation and come through shining brightly. We love you, Paige!! I Jay Smith Karen Smith 'Len Billy Smith Kevin Smith Kevin Stephens Gary Stockton Paige placed second in the '82 talent show by holding her audience captive with her song. Brian Strange Wanda Strogen Bruce Tackett Patricia Thomas QTL-Wg Buddy Thompson Donna Thompson Larkin Tidwell Erwin Tipton Bret Tucker Karen Turner Vikki Turner Geoffrey Ward Joe Ward Joyce Ward Rob Wells Iuanita Welsh of Steve White Bernelle Williams Ronnie Williams LaTanya Wilson FRESHMEN inexperienced, scared trying, watching, learning books, socializing, ring ding, prom growing, changing, succeeding dominant, mighty SENIOR SEPTEMBER lost, confused looking, searching, meeting October, December, February, March finding, learning, enjoying happy, content MAY 1-Seniors are COLD-BLOODED! 2-Maria's face?! Stanley Wilson Cindy Wood 3 -is M .K X Q S Q ' Q The Day Cf The Dollar In The Hands Of A 1982 Senior: fall amounts are averagesj 1. Ring Ding Fee ............... 2. Senior Ring . . 3. Senior Portraits ....... 4. Senior Announcements . . . 5. Driving to school for one year 6. Senior Trip .............. 7. Graduation Fee . . . 8. Prom Fee .. . 9. Yearbook ...........,.. 10. School Supplies for one year . 11. Honor Cords .......... Total ....... . 56.00 5150.00 574.95 575.00 5331.03 5200.00 518.00 510.00 513.00 525.00 . 53.75 5906.73 A special thanks to our parents and loved ones who supported us with their hearts, hands and pocketbooks! Senior Song: HSTEPPING OUT Senior Flower Red Rose Senior Motto: We can walk our road together, If our goals are all the same. We can run alone and free, If we pursue a different aim. Let the truth of Love be lighted, Let the love of truth shine clear sensibility, Armed with sense and liberty, With the Heart and Mind united in a single perfect sphere. 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Eli 22 5, we iss 322 5 55a E 2 'z :-. 9. is :E is 53 ii 53 55 Zi ik E5 E: iii iii 5? 5 255 Q15 Q25 ii? E55 if :Q ix Q2 Till GIIT IHGIISTIPPII Being a nationally accredited danceteam, the Haughton Hi hsteppers pulled in more titles this year than before. United they stood tlgrough the ard times without a sponsor this summer. Returnin from camp with a first place home routine trophy and spirit pom, the giis showed everyone their determination and actual strength. To relieve the burdens which accompanies any group of girls and replace the Sternness of Cissy Faulkinberry, Mrs. Janyce Kinley was appointed as the new sponsor. Being a raduate of Northwestern State University, plus a previous Cane River Bell, she came to the Highsteppers ready to teach and willin to learn. Cindy Melcancon, captain, and Kim Crone, co- captain, helped Mrs. Kinley make it through her first year at Haughton. 59 I E 1 l u Q Q I -M dx Mql wx 2 ,WA, V,,, 4, I M W, , II I XXI Z I Z A Q Q. if Sf :H it ly A in 8- 1 1 w it 4 4 A M 4 4 'S ' Steppin' Dut ,ttc N.S.U. Competition: front, Cindy Melancon, captain, Kim Crone, co-captain, middle, Ric Bryant, Michelle Barnette, janelle Benson, Tina French, Julie Watson, Elena Kempf, Becky Lee, Lara Lucas, back, Steph Kirkeby, Liz jarvis, Karen Polinski, Diane Williams, Susie Crow, Paula Huffman, Stacy Heard, Belinda Gilbert, Terri Duncan, Shelly Atwood, Jamie McAnn. x l V1 - .,........ 'ikk' 'B -r 'r',' 'JW C ' M page 1 Kim and Cindy step forward to receive their awards at Dallas. 2 Initiation Day-the most favorite day of the year, at least for the old members! 3 Julie, Miss Drill Team at camp, poses at the Revel 4 jamie not only screams for Mick Jagger, but also the Haughton Bucs! Page 61: 5 P.M. magazine explains the filming of the I-lighsteppers. 6 Danceteamfs not all work, 7 Sponsor, janyce Kinley 8 Thanks to Marolyn Turner, the ik Steppers stepped high through the A summer. Q..- Cheerleaders pg. 62-1. Dana Diehl, jackie Warmsley, Leanne Miller, Sherdon Webb, Wanda Strogen, Cindy Self, Tina McGill, Maria Benten. 2. Houghton is fired up for the bi-district Pineville game. 3. Cindy Self proud to be a first -year cheerleader. 4. Red and White are best. pg 63.-4. A visit from Santa made several students happy at Haughton. 5- Those who cheer together, stay together. 6- Hop on board the Buccaneer Lo- comotive! 7- What exciting game is going to be played this time? 8- Dana Diehl???? m W '0:-. - S l r N l E ss .... Q .- - .X .- X X - s 'K e Hauehtfm e t High e Peppers Robinson Wallace 1 Terri Qregorczylc Tara Pfarkilns' eli Vila lke r hzaron .. Psffefson Harlcins , !??i+ ?3 fan is-555 ails- :.. s A gli girlie nails to E g Ahelogah Hartley fgilfheresa Sauter W1ntamEHFESi- 'fgfiiiessa Aliens Qbaivn Cohen Glenda Duchesne Kim Claclney Tonya: Holsomback X 64 Pep Squad s s R011Ca1l so Q Karin Gregorezyk Teresa Herron Pf2!S1L'fesi eeee oianemofgsn ' Pardue Stringeg 1 Nfgrlene Yagel llsfiisia Single? Raina Allen Ball Kaien Barcome Kimberly Brqgwn Kim Bryant Becki Butler? Kelli Collins s-.- Stehpanie Constangi Karen Davis Cyntli-ia DuVallf'i it Daisy. Gentry A MaryAGlover Natalie Ciilden A Lisa Gray L TamiityfCreen Careqi Hartley Clarrie Hicks Tracie: Hooper A Lynni iee Ingalls Marygjones Kim Iuclcen Kathy Napier Tamara Poet. - Brenda Reynolds Lisa Roth Teresa Simsg Tonriie Sims Cindi? Smith Jessie Sweeny Delegge Thrash Carolfynifisby Beth -White jennifer Welsh Sonia Hines Sarita Marshall 'sit fa X pi, 92 IAQ 5. nz? 1st row- Secretary- Melissa Walker, Co. Captain- Tara Harkins Captain- Terri Gregoczyk. Znd row- Treasurer- Sharon McHan, Parliamentarian- Eleen Pat- terson. 3rd row- Squad Leaders- Nikita Singh, Tonya Holsomback, Jennifer Welsh, Dana Harkins, and Lisa Hartley. Knot Picturedl Becky Butler and Glenda Duchesne. t MNX B 3 NEI' f rljfx 142 KN?-is X Qwvf W The Pepers were really HOT this year and boosted the spirits of the fans. This is the first year in about seven years that Haughton has had a peps- quad. There are only a few requirements to join peps- quad. So as the saying goes Be A Pepper . They did great this year and what can you expect from Spon- sors like Mrs. Springmeyer and Miss Stroud. Pepsquad 65 0 66 I Z F . , HU cy A as Homecoming 1981 was a disappointment for most students. All the long nights and hard work put into each float went right down the drain when it was announced that there would be no parade. Yet the workers still got to get out of class to see what they could save from the rain and prepare for the traveling judges. After seeing all of the floats and coming to a very hard decision, the Seniors' Winnie the Pooh stole first prize. The Preshmen's surprisingly good float of the Three Little Pigs took second, while the much deserving Juniors' train chugged in third. Despite the bad weather we had throughout the week, our great football team made up for everything by taking an overwhelming victory against Mans- . ,-Magi. kg fvlieilxlf N S2 g i J mm. .gr we vim 51 ,X s .r gszaw S X- :sr X 7 f P f ga. ifllfyf? 95901 P tg! Vgxa 4 E!!-.fax :tg 5 an field in overtime. Being one of the most physical games of the season, the Bucs pulled through with their winning field goal. Everyone's bound to re- member how excruciating those last few plays were, and the feeling of actually winning. Flasing cameras could be seen all over the Buccaneer Stadium as the 1981 Homecoming court was present- ed. However as another result of the wetness, the court was unable to walk through the honor guard on the field as previously planned. Instead, the track served as their walkway. We would have to admit, though, that this year's Homecoming was a success- just a different kind of one. . .deg ,4- fl' V, 'im ,, Q Q . fig 'Q Q -4 - s wg, 1 fo in w QM! Q fe 245 1195! Freshman maids The Freshmen class voted in two very outgo- ing girls to represent them as maids. First, Janelle Benson was ac:- companied by Keith Alderman and Glenn Barnett at the assembly, and her father, Paul Benson, at the game. Next, Tracie Hooper's escorts included Ste- phen Lewis, Patrick Ma- son, and Jimmy Hooper, her clad. . Sophomore Maids Haughton Pepper, So- nia Hines, chose Conrad Williams and Everett Glaclney to walk with her at the pep rally, while Gwen Moseley took Russell Powell and jimmy Ramsey with her. 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Q 4 T9 1981-B2 COACHING STAFF: LEFT TO RIGHT: George Moore, Will Marston, Ronald Gormanous, Gene Couvillion, Tommy McWilliams, Bob Brotherton, Bobby Ray McHalfey. Bucs 1 Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs REGULAR SEASON Bossier Bearkats 0 Bucs 10 Parkway Panthers 0 Bucs 21 Airline Vikings 24 Bucs 47 Minden Tide' 14 Bucs 23 Northwood Falcons' 8 Bucs 13 '82 Bucs-State Semi-Finalist The onset of the 1981 season was a dismal one for the Bucca- neers as they faced every obsta- cle imaginable: an offensive line which averaged a mere 180 pounds, a defense with only three returning starters, a head coach who had just undergone open-heart surgery, and the list went on. An obvious underdog, the Bucs were picked to finish a shabby fourth in the toughest 1AAA district in recent years. However, the scrappy Bucs met this challenge with stern deter- mination as they accepted the gauntlet and started their quest of victories, a quest which hurled them past AAAA oppo- nents, district rivals, and straight into the widely sought post season playoffs. The Buccaneers ended their season with a triumphant 10-3 record and the envious brag- ging-rights as STATE-SEMI-FL NALISTS! Mansfield Wolverines' 7 Northcaddo Rebels' 0 Richwood Rams' 16 Jesuit Flyers' 0 Wossman Wildcats - 7 PCST SEASON Bucs 2.1 Bi-District Pineville Rebels 20 Bucs 26 Quarter-Finals Eunice Bobcats 7 Bucs 14 Semi-Finals Franklington 25 District Opponents Football 73 Determined Dffense Grin Z. 1? .s ,. .4 ' L' -' '57 74 Football . , .,1,,, TAILBACKS AND WINGBACKS: FRONT: Lamar Ruffin, Reginald Gladney, Donnell Smith, Conrad Williams, and Curtis Craft. BACK: Michael Bell, Russell Powell, Roger Smith, David Buford, and Everette Gladney. , f .SS V V ft its 7' 1, till Ji, 's This N, H H- 7 J . ,-H . J , ip 1-7 fs. gl 'T F Q - 'Me ps. Taq 'T ,, ,. ' W ' if W ww ii J' K pd 'A ,nj H T my ,ia I J if tn 7 K, W iff, M .MLDM ,M g'wa,,..f f f was i K V . K' ,I VL 5 t ' ' ' : K Q' Q. K I , . ki H i rv t n 5' I hx t 313' RECEIVERS: FRONT: Todd Copher, Greg Miller, Harry Simpson, Danny Kelly, Reggie Gladney, Alan Brown, and Sidney Hargrove. BACK: Tim Ganey, Kevin Baker, Gene Strogen, Stanley Wilson, Robert McCoskey, Ken Keith, David jones, Greg Weatherman. 1. Donnell Smith puts tears in Wossman's eyes as he claims paydirt. 2. Mike MCI-Ian steps out of the pocket in pursuit of his receiv- ers, 3. Susie Brandl represented the Buccaneers as our 1981jamboree Queen. 4. Donnell Smith enters no-man's land under the protective eyes of Joey Eldridge and Gerald Philen, 2. .4- 'ilxiffy vnfvif ,I Q A 535, f ,f fn 'V , rm: i , va ,. .au fy Q i 4 F 1-M, WM, 'ff' 1 , ,ffl W Lf' A W , vw ' ' 4555 ff? yi 0 2 , ,. 45 W 'B' 4, ,, W' , , A f,.f ' x' I , 6 .Q fy f WQEMWCQ E20 1, f .,,. 2 5 , , M 3 .MIME ' ,P ' J , UW rf M5 W 'Q f 1' ' f 'I' , H f R V '4:W 'E1 -53115. . T5 i:s:.::33... ,. ':I ' iw -255 ' ' ' WBBW f 'ff A rg . .:.- Q 2 gg :Nz ggqrfzjwfjxy 'Q 2 ' f My ff: ' , - 5' 'z 1. z W: : if '. ffl ' Kms-!' 1 Y ,A K mr- 5, 341 5 K 173 ,fe is awp gg ek, tr, 'D 1. 'iw A35 Q Defence Wins Championships ll! 1 W5 if ll' FRONT: Sidney Hargrove, Grady Witman, Howard Dixon, and Alan BACK: Tim Tyler, Scott McCormick, Pete Hicks, Eddie Lewis, Erwin Tipton. MANAGERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Wells, Buddy Lance, Eddie Williamson. Football 77 Ring Of Honor It has been said a countless number of times that team correlation is the prime ingredient to suc- cess. However, outstanding play and leadership on the individual level is also a necessity. It was this factor which impressed the Louisiana sports writers and coaches as they named ten Bucca- neers to illustrious post-season teams. The Trea- sure Chest would like to recognize these players in our Ring of Honor . 111 Lorenzer Brown, 2nd team All-District Tackle Q25 Curtis Craftp All-District, All-Bossier Parish Defen- sive Back 133 Pete Hicksg 2nd Team All-Caddo-Bossier Defensive End 141 Mike McHanp All-Caddo-Bossier, All-District, All- Bossier Parish Quarter Back 153 Mike Pitman, All-District, All-Bossier Parish 2nd team center Q61 Marvin Seetsp All-State, All-District, All-Bossier- Parish, Defensive End, All-District 2nd team Tight End 17, Gene Strogenp All-District, All-Bossier Parish Punter 78 Football KBJ Donnell Smith, All-District, All-Bossier Parish, All- Caddo-Bossier 2nd team Running Back Q93 Freddy Smith, All-Caddo-Bossier MVP, All-District MVP, All-State 2nd team, All-Bossier Parish, Line- backer Q U01 Stanley Wilsong All-District 2nd team, All-Caddo- Bossier 2nd team Tight End All-District 2nd team, All-Caddo-Bossier 2nd team Linebacker Freshmen Boast 5-1 Record i s FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: FRONT TO BACK: Anthony Theus, Jeff Mosley, Keith Alderman, Skip Villeray, john Thomas, Tad Duncan, james Bramlet, Barry Hicks, and Starline Hargrove. 2nd row: Rodney Marshall, David Chitman, Mike Jones, Ardis Smith, Andre Wilson, john Hall, Calvin Jacob, T.R. Seets, and Leroy Hoover. 3rd row: Tony Weatherman, Steve Lewis, Chris Hatfield, Glenn Garnett, Patrick Mason, Steve Lewis, Chris Hatfield, Glenn Barnett, Patrick Mason, Kevin Henderson, Marlin Marshall, Mike Hallmark, 4th row: Mike Jones, Denis Smith, Mike Zirkel, Dan Tyner, Todd Hew, Sam Houseman, Kevin Benner and Coach Couvillion. SEASON RESULTS . . . Haughton 12 Ruston O Haughton 14 Soythwood 6 Haughton 34 Airline 6 Haughton 6 Webster 34 Haughton 26 Bossier 16 Haughton 34 Springhill 12 Fr. Football 79 Coach f The qualities of a coach are something special in themselves but the qualities of a successful coach, as in coach of the year, are nothing short of intriguing. How does a person become a successful coach? In Coach Tynes circumstance, he became interested in the sport of giants during the 5th grade as his height advantage caught the attention of his coach, Prom there, young Tynes grew through the ranks of prep athletics where he obtained the prestigeous plateau of All State, his junior and Senior year. With this kind of stepping stone the Bossier High School graduate, Bill Tynes, proceeded into the domain of collegiate play where he began his Physical Education curriculum. Upon completion of his degree, Bill Tynes became Junior Varsity Coach Tynes, as he did the apprenticeship which is commonly accepted by inspiring young coaches. During his 6th year at Haughton, Coach Tynes improved his status to Head Basketball Coach, a position which saw his team advance to the State Play-offs. Combing all these attributes with his remarkable achieve- ment of the year, the Louisiana sports writers named Coach Tynes Coach of the Year. However, Coach Tynes would admittedly discard all of the above for his position in the Buccaneer tradition. A position where he can work with young athletes and mold them into fine citizens through the concept of self dicipline learned through athletics. The Year TOP, Coach Couvillion, Michael Wilson, Ronny Williams, Kevin Smith, Ted Hollis, Ricky Jackson, Gary Warren, Willis Douglas Michael Morgan, Todd France, Randy Beshea, Tyronne Sims, Keith Roberison, Gary Albright, Coach Tynes. BOTTOM, Manager jerry jones, Mike Little, Jeff Bridges, Greg LeGrand, Trever Montgomery, joe Larkins, Manager, james Forbis. 80 Q., , , ., ., ..: 5, fx ,: 3,5 a v I .'-'W' 'Il 4 2 ggi Q ,qqbz , 5.3 x2 QQ, btgwxf- + E: :X QNQ,-iff V: Q u ,ww siwiiflf - Sxgg, a M 15 - A wb 'fm . .W i .f 'X u : ig ' x. 5 I Us Nr 56 5. .WL X . . in X XX k X ,- sf N Buccaneers Take In Winning H 1 1 Ronny Williams, Sr., Guard 2 Keith Roberison, Jr., Guard 3 Scorekeepersg Dawn Cohen, Amy Gar- land, Susan Gullatt, Kelli Collins. 4 Willis Douglas enters a B-Ball showdown with a Wossman Cat. 5 Ricky jackson, Ir., Forward 5 ' 'zwf Z2 To The Court Form ,Gm ffglf H 5M?4frhFf if Garry Warren, Jr., Forward Mike Morgan, Ir., Forward Willis POPS 2 more! Ted Hollis, Ir., Forward ' Haughton Haughton Haughton I-laughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton ii-iaughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton Haughton 'Haughton 'Haughton 'Haughton 'Haughton 'Haughton firlaughton 'Haughton 'Haughton A Buccaneer Trio Finds Post Team Varsity Basketball Scoreboard B Airline Bossier Captain' Shreve Green Oaks Bossier e Parkway Captain Shreve Notre Dame Southwood . Doyline West Monroe Bossier B B Southfield Sibley Plain Dealing Ruston Parkway -e Plain Dealing Airline Sibley B Bossier Notre Dame Ruston Byrd North Caddo Bossier . Carroll Sibley Doyline it North Caddo North Caddo Wossman Richwood Minden Wossman Richwood Minden B Randy Beshea All-Caddo-Bossier, All-District All Area All State, il-ionorable Mentionl i Willis Douglas All-District Keith Roberison All-District, tl-ionorable Mentionj Bab Bucs Rock The Court BACK ROW: Lazar Hearn, joe English, Andre Wilson, Stacy Simmons, Larry Benten, Arids Smith. FRONT ROW: Russ Mason, john Hall, Donald Worley, Leroy Hoover, Johnny Gilbert, Fritz Harris, Charles Gray, NOT PICTUREDz David Chitman, Phillip Bell. f.. , N Mg, C L...Q!.Q.. Mu ,,-' 5 , n um' QU ' 0 nun.,-h-as N 1, ,,,- 4,4 ', .iii are CD 1 Stacy Simmons conquers a center court bout. 2 Coach Couvillion reveals the game plan. 3 Freshmen Scorekeepers: Kelli Collins and Dawn Cohen. Fr. Basketball 85 1 1. Coach jones holds a side-line pow-wow. 2. ANNETTE Smallwood gets HOT FEET as she tips an advantage. 3. Priscilla Smith hooks 4. Scorekeepers Kathy Napier and Kelli Farley hold an in- tense interest as they mark the charts. 5. A free-bee comes by way of Berkitta Deveraux. 86 Girls Basketball Oh S Back row-Jerry Lynn, Priscilla Smith, Susanne Stanisch, Melissa Walker Berkitta Deveraux, Virginia Phillips, Annette Smallwood, Shylonda Dixon Lisa Edwards, Missy Nagy, Renee Hill, Coach jones. Front row-Score- keepers-Lanessa Allen, Rita Baker, Kathy Napier, Sharon Mcl-ian, LaTanya Wilson, and Teresa Sims. NOT PICTURED-Beth White ,vi 1 ,HA-v....J' ll 1 ot! ...Q .x- .l l'lQ- Girls Basketball 87 , W ig! ,, ' Q ' ,pw A ' .Q-if Back row- Wayne Polinski, Russell Powell, Randy Beshea, Mark Robinson, jimmy McHughes, Mike Fowler, Mike McHan Chip Simpson, Greg Le Grand, Kevin Brenner, Robert Watley Front row- Michael Ruybal, Glenn Barnett, jeff Smith, David Webre Todd Meachum, Todd Pike, Robert Moss, Danny Kinsey, Ricky Bryant, Pat Driscoll B8 Baseball H1-LS. .3 1 5 Z 9 5 9 O 4 1 6 2 1 11 5 O 1 1 1 Scoreboard Team Bossier Airline Bossier Parkway Huntington Airline Huntington Springhill Northwood Wossman , Mansfield Jesuit Minden Northwood Wossman Mansfield Jesuit Minden ,rw Zh gf W ,,,, f rj? gk Z rf V ,, 7 M f ' wx , ' , ' ' 1 ,,,,,,. ,V 'J ,M W ., 7 W ff? 65 x xk 5 A K X J sxN'kk.C 'B D! UQ M2 up GRAM KL ww., , . 1 K -1 qw nfl 1, A 14- A . an I Baseball 89 X . w, a -,--f '- ' 2...-'f Pilief Mike wler ..--'Q-' k ' 1 . 5 !.f-1 90 Baseball ff., Q ' .. xg.- , A v , L. Randy? Beal-r.r '5 ' aa 31 aaaa I 4 a . 453, I s 'Hu M, x l 6 Standing- Renae Hill, Mary Glover, Cathy Cole, Ann Devereaux, Melissa Walker, Annette Smallwood, Sharon McHan, Coach Jones, Kneeli Sandi Fryer, Lisa Tucker, Donna Thompson, Vikki Turner, Charlette Williams, Lisa David. 1 YNW4 CJ K9 E l 1- Coach Rick Jones, 2- Senior PLayers- Vikki Turner, Donna Thompson, 3- Ginger Fleming, Scorekeeper 92 Girls Softball 2 , , gw . , wx. ,, ffm W1 J, .-1 M' I-I Girls Softball 93 94 Track Bottom L - R - Lamar Ruffin, Ricky Brandl, Billy Smith, Mike Milford Eric Rodriquez Kirby Moore Middle Claude Roberts, Todd Copher, Mike Bell, Danny Harrelson, Rodney Seamster Coach Brotherton Top Stanley Wilson, Marvin Seets, Freddie Smith, Greg Miller, Gene Strogen, Todd France The 1982 Haughton Track Team had a fantastic season. After winning their first meet, the Bucs went on to place in the top three on all the remaining meets. When it came down to the district meet, the Bucs had a surprising first place finish ahead of heavily favored Wossman for the District Championship. The following week at the Re- gional Meet the coaches were even more sur rised when they learned that with one event left they haclja chance to win the Regional Championship. The Bucs had to finish fourth in the mile relay to accomplish this. They finished a disappointing fifth, but this gave Haughton the Re- gional Runner-up title. All this was accomplished by hard work and dedication from all the track members. Haughton qualified four members of the team for the State Track Meet: Freddy Smith in the discus, Gene Stro- gen in the shot, Marvin Seets in the long jum , and Stanley Wilson in the javelin. Stanley Wilson ant? Mar- vin Seets also represented Hau hton in the Meet of Champions sponsored by the Siireveport Journal. warm c,AiWanw ' Kma a ' '-65.532926 1. Middle distance and distance runners L-R : Ricky Brandl, 1400 meter runl Eric Rodriquez, 1800 meter runj Danny Har- relson, Q2 mile runlg Billy Smith, C1 mile and 2 mile runl. 2. Sprinters- L-R: Lamar Ruffin, Rodney Seamster, Ricky Brandl, Micheal Bell, Marvin Seets. 3. B00 and 400 meter Relay Team- R - L: Mike Bell, Rodney Seamster, Lamar Ruffin, Marvin Seets. 4. Hurdler, 110 meter highs- Todd Copher 5. Mile Relay - R-L: Lamar Ruffin, Mike Bell, Ricky Brandl, Marvin Seets. 6. Field Men- Bottom L-R :Todd France, Mike Milford, Kirby Moore, Greg Miller. Top L-R: Stanley Wilson, Freddie Smith, Marvin Seets, Gene Strogen Claude Robert Varsity Track 95 Freshman Tracker I I 2 1 4 Dennos Smith, Michael jones, Rodney Marshall, john Hall, David Chitman, Stacey Simmons, Anthony Weatherman, Coach Couvillion. KNEELING: Starline Hargrove, Anthony Theus, Ardis Smith, Chris Hatfield, Marlin Marshall, Joe English, T.R. Seets. Track, unlike the or anized l competition of football, bas- ketball and baseball, is pri- . marily an individual's en- deavor. However, the indivi- dual's points are combined re- l sulting in a team composite Q score to determine the meets victors. Therefore, the athlete must obtain his personal ob- T jective and equal y as impor- tant he must receive the maxi- T mum points possible so that 1 his team mates ma also en- Q joy the spoils 02, victory. l Thats where young athletes I such as David Chitman, Den- 7 nis Smith, Stacey Simmons, I Ardis Smith, and Joe English l come into play. These were the five to point men for the E undefeate Freshman Bucca- ' USCIS. Q Top Point Men David Chitman, Dennis Smith, Stacey Simmons, Ardis Smith, Joe English. 96 Fr. Track QHELILANCE RUNNERS Anthony Theus joe English Ardis Coach Gene Couviuion. The ultimate dream of any coach is the opportunity to experience an undefeated sea- son. All coaches invission this thrill but very few actual- ly obtain it. However, Coach Couvillion, in his fifth year as a Buccaneer mentor, achieved this great honor. The dream came to life in the form of his Freshman track team, a group of determined athletes which placed Buccaneer pride on a high pedestal as they took the gold in every one of the sea- sons' meets, including the district championship. Fr. Track 97 ' Z ':'1A if hA M V Tennis Team ,Mi Q T Has A Smashing Year iii 14 xmas L 1-Maria Benten-Senior Member 2-Standing- Coach Montgomery, Tim Ganey, Joe Bob Burt, Gary Albright, Maria Benten, Moni- A I que Prevost, Asst. Coach Tony Benten-2nd C ' row-Darren Culpepper lack Knotek jerry Paylor Not Pictured Susanne Stanish Trever Montgomery 3 C-ary Albright Sen 1or Member 'T 5 t 98 Tennis it f i P fa all , e E is 4 Q 1,3 43 5 , 'V 1 z V 5. 1, 3 I is 1 t F Back row- David Webre, Ronny James, Tim Miller, Mark Hill, Wade Caskey, Craig Thurman, Verdis Hart, Alan Smith, Gene Strogen, Stanley Wilson. 2nd row- Starline Hardgrove, Anderson James, Doug Rainwater, Richard Davis, Eric Armour, Randy Lewis, Buddy Caskey, Kerry Laderroot, Tracy Hoffpauir Qmat maidj, Shawn Meyers Qmat maidj, Col, Finck, coach. Mark Hill, Alan Smith, Stanley Wilson, Buddy Caslcey - senior members. Be A Baguba! Over the past year many HHS stu- dents have racked their brains wondering hwat in the world a BA- CUBA is. Rumour had it at one time that a BAGUBA was the Rus- sian name for a wrestler. Wrong. A BAGUBA is a Brutally Agressive Guy Uninhibited By Adversity . So girls beware of the HHS Crapplers. Tim Miller, Gene Strogen, Stanley Wilson, Ronny james, Kerry Laderoot, Buddy Caskey, Doug Rainwater, members who went to state. Wrestlers 99 -4-J cn O if 'Ts 5 C: C1 4 rs Znd SO OH S ub Cl Beta ix , , ,.,, L m, 1 ff? W ,G Q Q in W: ' Q. X, Y i, ef V 4 -if - an 3 Y K W5 9i K X RE K gkf ,-...yr K 9 hiv .gl-,W -Q., .L G iff i ESQ .v 'MBK 4, Qfnfgk Classes 103 Shannon Allen Angela Ayres Timothy Banks Kathy Barcome John Barneby Stephen Beavers Randy Beshea Kim Breaux Janet Brewer Thomas Bridges Wayne Brown Allen Brown David Buford Boyd Burchfield Iohn Cocke Juniors Make Tracks Wg? +1 Although the junior's homecoming float ranked third, it ranked first with most of the juniors They put in many hours of hard and tiresome work to have the float completed on time for the upcoming event its -www Hard To Follow The newly chosen class sponsors and the junior class officers worked together to make their Junior year a success. One of the activities sponsored by the junior class was Ring Ding. john Copes Bill Coplen Kim Crone Susie Crow Dwayne Daniels Jennifer Davis Alice Dayberry Shylonda Dixon D The junior class officers are President, Gary Warren Parlimentarian, Gene Fuller, Vice President, Tara Harkins, Treasurer, Susie Crow, Sr Secretary, Kim Crone. 21 The junior class sponsors are, fseatedb Mrs. Magee, Mrs. Bell, fStandingJ Mrs. Rosalee, Mrs. Smith, Gr. Mrs. Adams. TT' ,,,..f TNF? 'say Q Patricia Disotell Willis Douglas Maria Duncan Terri Duncan Ron Dunigan Dale Duvall Lisa Edwards john Engles James Farris James Forbis Todd France Tina French Laura Friedman Gena Fuller Tim Ganey Belinda Gilbert Reggie Gladney john Gooch Michelle Gray Susan Gullatt 106 juniors Leaving The Past Behind . This years junior class showed much enthusi- asm in promoting their very best of school spirit. During the entire year they were in- volved in such activities as selling kisses for Christmas and washing cars in front of Sonic which proved to be all wetlflll They put many hard hours on the homecoming float in which they were awarded 3rd place Throughout the year there were many words that described the junior class of 1981 1982 Some of them were a follows WV' kv'-'ww N. H Mm 4 A X ' I Lookrng Toward 83 ust a little bit crazy mted fm some form or fashronj --- early ready ffor almost anythingl --- n trouble fquite frequentlyj nly one year to go fhopefullyj owclyll Tara Harkins Lisa Hartley Michelle Hearn Tiffani Henson Robert Hertlein Tracey Hoffpauir Diane Hollingsworth Ted Hollis Tanya Hollsomback Ricky Iackson Don james Tommy johnson Jeannette Jones jerry jones Terry jones junior 107 Cf Eighty Three!!! We're The Class Of '83! Lisa McCormick Sandra Montgomery Angie Moore Laura Neerman Doy Ogden Eileen Patterson Jerry Paylor Phillip Pedro Brian Poteet Cindy Potter Kim Powell Doug Rainwater Robert Rambo Geradette Ray George Rice Keith Roberison Lutricia Roberison Rodney Roberison JR. 109 Connie Robinson Lamar Ruffin Toni Ruybal Rita Scott Tommy Shaw Bubba Sheffield David Shumake Sandra Sibley Tyron Sims Nikita Singh Anthony Smith Don Smith Priscilla Smith Roger Smith Mike St Clair Billy Stevens Sheila Southerland Sherry Southerland Gene Strogen Iewett Thomas Craig Thurman Kayla Turner Terri Turner Larry Tyler Gary Vezina 110 juniors Juniors Help Make i r Bucs Number One san. 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Good job! Lets keep it up. 1 Sophomore class Officers are: President, Gwen Moseley, Vice President, Pat Driscoll, Secretary, Karen Gregorczyk, and Treasurer, Lanessa Allen. 2 The class sponsors are from left to right: Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Tynes, Mrs. Hendricks, and Mrs. Pepper Eric Alford Lanessa Allen Robin Allums Tina Andrews Tanya Araynt Eric Armour Darrell Agustus Frankie Autry Lorita Baker Micheal Baker Rodney Ball Tina Banes K, Patricia Barmore Steve Bartlet Cheryl Beason Peter Borst Bo Bosely Bill Bradford Rickey Brandl Leon Brannan Perry Brewer Jeff Bridges Sophomore fwfr ,mu E err gk ,uw Doug Brothers Robin Bryan Carol Byrnes Joe Bob Burt Curt Camp Kevin Canterbury Billy Caskey James Cassel John Chesson Dawn Cohen Cathy Cole Steve Cook Sonya Cooper Donette Copes Dave Cotty Russel Crawford Darren Culpepper Debra Daily Drew Daniels Lisa David Sylvia Davis Betty Delaney Berikitta Devereaux Donna Diamond Howard Dixon Pat Driscoll Glenda Duchesne Dewayne Edwards Greg Elliot Jeanette Farley Sophomores 115 Laverne Farley Minette Farrar jenifer Fenton Kelly Fisher Mark Forrest Roberta Garrison Vera Garrison Darlene Gauthier Kevin Gay jennifer Gibbs Kim Gladney Shae Glass Kathy Goad Bill Goben Frankie Gorman Angela Green Karen Gregorczyk Kevin Gregorczyk Gammie Harden Craig Hardwick Sidney Hardgrove Vincient Harper Danny Harrelson Leroy Harris Vertis Hart Robert Hendrix Terisa Herron Darrin Hicks Sandra Hicks Beronica Hill 16 Sophomores Sonia Hines Ted Hollis Kathy Hughart Eric Iorns Mary lvy Cindy Jacobs O tv-' x 'CY i Mike Little Mark Logan jerry Lynn Odessa Manson Sarita Marshall Melissa Massy r X gf at wa., -1 1 X l A -X. Exchange Student At HHS Motoki Yagi is one of the three exchange students that have at- tended HHS. He was born in Fuyi, Japan and lived there until his nine months in America liv- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Linder. Motoki's hobbies are swim- ming, roller skating, judo, mu- sic, and working the Rubic Cube fin three minuteslj. Motoki said that he enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere here and only going to school for five days instead of the six he would attend in Japan. Motoki enjoys the western look but says he doesn't care for the western music. Motoki was not given credit for this year but said he enjoyed the time he spent here. He will be a sophomore again when he re- turns home. Priscilla Jacobs John james Kevin James Paul jampole Stacy Jasper Lisa jobron Don Johnson Tracie Johnston David jones Lessie jones Dennis Kelly Freddie Kelly Steve King Steph Kirkeby Jack Knotex Bob Krouse Kerry Laderott Greg Lane Joe Larkins Paula Lars Pam Lea Greg Legrand Paula Lessen Cindy Linebough Leon May Curtis Mayfeild Dewayne McAtee Gary McClinton Don McClave Randy McCoskey Tina McDonold Lee McDougal Sharon McFarland Terri McGill Sandy McGonegal Todd Meachum D'Ette Melancon David Meyers Bobby Miles Karla Milford Allan Miller Tim Miller Trevor Montgomery Troy Montgomery Jackie Moody Diane Morgan Mike Morgan Darrel Moseley Gwen Moseley Kim Murray Erwin Musgrow Micheal Miles Suzie Nevels Margret Noble Bo Oliver Mitch Overby Eric Parrell Terri Pardue 118 Ati 51? wi V, K 4 . ' W as W S? 5? q... Wx. if ve- AAAA 'f W ' . , .,., - W ,...,...., , , Mm f--' , ,, ' Hf ' ffl ' ' V 15, f ' W1i'Pf1m,M'MfQZZiI57 f ' , f 1 ? h W , ,,. i f , f 4551 V i ew 13' wy'1:':1 ' YJ? A' , f, 7 Vw sl ff 33,4 M f Sophomores 119 Christen Smith Dawn Smith Greg Smith jeff Smith Kim Smith Michelle Smith Monica Smith Sandra Smith William Smith Teresa Souter Susanne Stanisch Kenneth Stephens Tammy Stringer Vickie Sweeny Belinda Taylor Tammy Taylor Kerry Teacle Heath Teutsch Johnny Thomas Terry Thomas Chris Thompson Jeannie Thompson Craig Thurman Bo Thurman Dale Tidwell Sherry Tipton 20 You've Got Spirit We've Got More We're The Class Of '84 Melinda Todd Joanne Touchstone Dennis Trombley Gary Treuhel joe Tubbs Lisa Tucker Tim Tyler Paul Wagar Jack Waldron Christie Wall Bonnie Wallace Sandra Ward Burt Webb Alan Webb Robert Webb Sophomore 121 Steve Wells Terry Welsh Robert Whatley Amanda White Grady Whitman Laura Whorwell Diane Williams Conrad Williams David Wilson Jodi Wright Kip Wright Marlene Yagel Matoki Yagi Jerome Young Shawn Phillips 122 Sophomore .4-u,1 , ,,,, M. . wit 'NL 'af QQEL Sophomores worked hard on their float despite their many mishaps, .-gn-as-U ALL IN THE FAMILY Adams, Gary Alderman, Keith Allen, Raina Allen, Tammy Anderson, Steph Arant, Micheal Armstrong, Lisa Arundel, Scott Ashley, Caroline Ates, Bridgette Atwood, Shelly Baham, Donna Baham, Renee Bailey, Renae Baker, Tineke Ball, Sandra Banks Bankston, Bankston, Barcome, Laura Banes, , Tracy Cindy Mark Karen Barmore, Patricia Barnes, Mike Barnett, Glenn Barnett, Michelle Barrett, Glen Beavers, Tina Bell, Larry Bell, Phillip Benner, Kevin Benson, Janelle Benton, Larry Bergmann, Matt Biggs, Thomas Bonacci, Mike Bradford, Leanne Bramlett, Jamey Branch, Doug Brown, Carolyn Brown, Kenny Brown, Kim Brown, Richard Bryant, Erica Bryant, Kim 124 Freshman Burchfield, Dan Burchfield, Van Burks, jackie Butcher, Patricia Butler, Becki Carpenter, Chris Cassel, James Cassidy, Colleen Cazares, Caeser Cazares, Salvador Chitman, Cindy Chitman, David Chitman, Pam Clark, Kenny Cleveland, Laluan Cleveland, Shirl Cole, Cahty Cole, Daphne Collins, Donald Collins, Kelli Collins, Stanley Conner, Don Conner, Doug Constanzi, Steph Cooper, Teresa Cooper, Annie Cutlip, Curtis Darnell, Phillip David, Lisa Davis, Pregener Davis, Gail Davis, Karen Dean, Richard Delaney, Renae Douglas, Josephine Freshman 125 Fisher, Loreli Fortenberry, Jody Franklin, Elaine Franks, Pam Fryer, Sandy Fullwood, Malina Fullwood, Robert Garrison, Lora Garza, Kelly Gay, Barbara Gentry, Daisy Gilbert, Johnnie Gladney, Pam Glover, Mary Golden, Natalie Gorman, Dwayne Gothard, Robin Grate, Lisa Green, Tammy Hall, John Hallmark, Mike 126 Freshmen Duncan, Tad Dupuis, Joseph Duvall, Cynthia Elliott, Tracy English, Joe Feaster, Calvin Feaster, Joann Feaster Joyce Freshmen Ask Questions Can you tell me where this class is? , I'm sorry to bother you, but would you help me find my lock- er? , I didn't think high school would be this hard! Every '81-'82 freshman must have said these words at least a dozen times during the past school year. No more are they dumb freshman, now they are experienced sophomores who probably have forgotten what it's like to be freshmen. Sitting L-R: Lynn Walker-Secretary, Mary Glover-Treasurer. Standing L-R: Janelle Benson-President, Shelly Atwood-Vice President Hardy, Ernest Hargrove, Starline Harker, Laural Harper, Marcia Harris, Belinda Harris, Fritze Hartley, Caren Hartman, Gary Hatfield, Chris Havard, Jeff Haynie, Jessica Heard, Stacy Hearn, Lazar Henderson, Kevin Herron, Vicki Hicks, Barry Hicks, Carrie Hill, Clyde Hooper, Tracie Hoover, Leroy Houseman, Sam Howard, Stephen Huffman, Paula Human, Gary Humphries, Ricky Impson, Dewayne Ingalls, Lynne Isom, Ricky Jackson, Charles Jackson, Kim Jackson, Micheal Jacobs, Calvin Jamerson, Sonya James, Anderson James, John This year the fresh- man's revised version of Who's afraid of the big bad wolf?? to Who's afraid of the wolverines?? fit very well with the theme for Homecom- ing, Once upon a time in Buccaneer Land . They won sec- ond place in the float contest for '81-'82. 127 james, John Jarvis, Liz jasper, Stacey jefferson, Andrew jones, David jones, Freddie jones, Mary jones, Michael W. jones, Micheal A. Kirby, Mike Kirkenclall, Tim Lance, Jimmy Lane, Sean , Latham, Tommy ' ' Latimer, Mark Lee, Zettie Lewis, Marie Lewis, Steve Lucas, Laura Lucken, Kim Lunsford, Rebekah PRESHMAN M SCARED L E L T E R M I UNNOTICED E N D E FUTURE I E F' Ofevfef SENIORS R- unning C E- ndlessly I Manning, Scott Marshall, Lisa Marshall, Marlin Marshall, Rodney Mason, Patrick Mason, Russ Mayfield, Sandy McClinton, Sam McCulloch, LaTonya McDuff, Mike McGirr, jon McKee, Tracy McVey, Danny Miller, Bobby Mills, Timmy S- cared Milner, James H- esitantly M- etting A- nother M , M ' N- ew Challenge Ongfjlfj 662255 8 Freshman Mosher, Charles Moss, Robert asf'-fr w,i S , , X Murff, Chris Murray, Kris Nagy, Michelle Nall, Melissa Napier, Kathy Neu, Todd Ochoa, Natalie Ogden, Jeff O'Neal, Ryan Owens, Stacey Pedro, Joey Philen, Donna Phillips, Gayle Phillips, Virginia Plunkett, Keith WWW if si Freshman Class Sponsors: Sarah Jarvis, Joyce Collins We've Got Spirit Ain't No Jive We're The Class Of '85! aa ,f , u Poe, Tamara Polander, Tim Polinski, Karen Polinski, Wayne Poole, Humphries Prevost, Monique Ray, Wade Reeves, Angela Regal, Kenneth Rich, Mike Ricks, Chris Roberts, Claude Robinson, Kevin Roche, Tommy Roth, Lisa Ruybal, Mike Sanders, Khasondra Scott, Carl Scott, Mike Scrubbs, Lance Freshmen 129 Lowery Sr. Mary Simpson, Richie Sims, Bonnie Sims, Teresa Sims, Tonnie Small, Nechelle Smith, Ardis Smith, Cindy Smith, Dennis Smith, Doug Smith, Errol Smith, Kyonz Stephens, Cindy Stevens, Dedra Sutton, Patricia Sweeney, Jessie Swilley, Michael Tate, Samuel Taylor, David Theus, Anthony Thomas, Roy Thomas, Terry Thrash, Dalene Tisby, Carolyn Tomblin, Debbie Triplet, Todd Trost, Diane Tyner, Dan Van Zant, Tamara Venious, Roy Vergo, Aimee Vergo, Saundra Vezina, Anna Vitarilli, Skip Wagar, Paul Walker, Lynn 130 Freshmen Seamster, Rodney SEETS, T.R. Shaw, Mike Sherman, Andrew Simmons, Stacy Simpson, Matthew -tt, is if 3 ,Sm- X C ttstt. Q, i .R , X F X . i' W N, ' ist! 5 2 5 . SL , 'll , :ww F y f - . 22 1 , Q , Double, double, toil and trouble Surely that's the motto of the parents of these eight freshman. Four sets of twins graced Haughton's halls this year. Dan and Van Burchfield, Carrie and Barry Hicks, Doug and Don Connor, and Karen and Wayne Polinski. We wish these parents lots if luck and patience. Wallace, Lloyd -A Ward, Kevin 5 - Watts, Becky Watts, Sonya X Weatherman, Anthony Weatherman, Greg Webb, Marguanda Weeks, David Welch, Tina White, Beth Whitemore, Chad Whitemore, Charles Wiley, Tim Wilkinson, Keith Williams, Charlotte Williams, Joseph Wilson, Andre Wilson, Billy Ray Wilson, Tim Winfield, Michelle Woodson, Pam Worley, Donald Yates, Sherry Young, Connie Zeda, Mike Zirkle, Micheal Freshman Year Flies By Your freshman year, Will you ever forget it? It seems that only yesterday you walked into Haughton's open doors for the first time. Now it seems as if you've been here for years. Friends have come and gone, but you made it. Time flies fast. Isn't it a shame? All to soon you will be freshman once more in college. Where does the time go? Freshmen 131 AIQUUIX i 133 134 Faculty 'fx x., C STUDENT! TEACHER STUDENT COURAGEOUS, WITTY STUDY, WORKING, PASSING BOOKS, PENCILS, LECTURING TEACHERS INTELLIGENT, FRIEND TEACHER P 1 Y E X R txt x fl' ,1 ,fs T 5 Mrs. Magee, knows as Motorcycle Mama! is showing off her moped . . Gofor . ---annum!! 1 J- W V E 51,495 .,... -,,,,,.,N , 5 . . :jg 3 Q. 136 Faculty Uhr Caution! Dual-control driver-education car. Faculty 137 138 Faculty .,,,s i e i c All the teachers work in stride to teach the student and give them pride: They give them homework by the tong which sometimes isn't ever done. e-e - t t xi 1. 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Mrs. Anderson types up one of her famous tests. Dewayne Edwards and Gena Fuller study hard on the way to district rally. Rally participants prepare to leave Northwestern. Freshmen English rally participants: Kim Lucken, Karen Poloinski, and Elaine Franklin junior English rally participants: Laura Friedman, Eileen Patterson, and Buddy Lance. Senior English rally participants: Joe Ward, Amy Garland, and Heidi Lewis. Amy Garland, state English IV. Elaine Franklin, state English I. Sophomore rally participants: Jodi Wright, Mark Forrest, and Dewayne Edwards. ,gi ,gg L , 'rad m ,QE H I A so , English I ain't got no more!! Oh! Such terrible English. Can't you just see your English teacher's face when these words are uttered. She will automatically rack her bain wondering, Where did I go wrong? But thanks to the fine English departrnant at Haughton, occurances like that are very rare. 1' is 2 1 5: if F his ' 5.3 -A I 5 Q5 H-A1 4 , 24, 'Z' V .. - ga, is K if ,pg i M an E E f itis I , lain' 1 ,s - i . si. .-ew fl E E s 1 M- N MJ Home EC Home Economics is not yust Stlt- chin' and stewin'! Child care, ef- fective parenting, housing and equipment, and home and fam ily living are some of the courses offered by our Home Ec. depart ment. We advise all students to take at least one of these elec tives. 5 V 2 f Q if gfii f i - l h W- M, I 1 if ef KL ,ss s 'fl l W, ,, V 'mfg igagzvzgmm 1Q53x g,1gg1, ,-414, , 5q:,. ,QQ ,gy ,, ly. W I ,,, -,m,W. Liu lmbk . gwk ,MX JA., My , ,Wf ,My ,, Business Department Prepares The Student For The World Cf Work Z fi M3 ,mlm , :,, , LSX. ,,.1,...,g . 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And that you can believe because it came from one of our superb social studies teachers. These ladies do their best to make history come alive. aa. X ft X l t X s ka .N X ' iii s ,ft .. p x Mathemaucs Ifax + bx + c:0then,x: -b 2 or - the square root of b2 - 4ac divided by Za. What??? Many students find themselves at a loss when facing such a problem. To most it's like reading a foreign language. However, believe it or not, it is very important to understand a little about math. Even if it's just the fundamentals of adding and subtracting. With our fine math- ematical teaching staff it be- comes easy to comprehend and understand. it wifi' Physical Education .3 fk,1 Aerobic dancing, broom-stick hockey, learning to camp, and 'x if many other activities were taught in P.E. classes this year. The girls learned that something as fun as dancing could also be good for you The guys focused on having fun and keeping fit. 3 fy G . anm.,..,,. +- 1. Algebra II rally participants-Pat Dris , coll, Curt Camp, and john Poe. 5 f 2. Trogonometry rally participants- Billy ff If ,i,f f Smith, Niki Singh, and Eileen Patterson Q ,,,' f 3. Mrs. Viviano, Mrs. Lodge and Mrs ' f If Woods model the newest thing in fashion ff' 4 K for math teachers. -sawn ff 4. Geometry rally participants- Alan Mill er, Eric Rodriguez, and Ricky Brandl. ?5,9l7 i'L-:'f! 5. Algebra I- rally participants- Johnnie vi Gilbert, joe Williams, and Jimmy Lance J 6. Advanced math rally participants- Laura ' 'I ., ' Friedman, Eddy Lewis and Kim Crone ' ' 7. Let's Boogie. 8. Broomball v ,go 9. Coach Marston really gets involved 10. Let s play ballff wv .'-in Trade School Wraps Up rrr r Last Year Of Existence Weldmg Upholstery if 2 I ' Q31- v WJ! X, 5 P f H N' 'Z 5 Q Q .+ M1 1 X A f ggi is 43' 6 1 sf fi Q Q .gui ' E K 5 1 Q IKM ' 7 W, a Nm .... Z ,,,, ,.,,,, I .... Q2 - A wmxa?- Mmym ' . ' ' .Wwggf-M ...,. ri, .A ,,..,., ,, N, ,,. ,:,:u,::,- ,.,. ...,, , A ww-3, ...... 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We sincerely hope this yearbook is a through and accurate history of our 1981-82 year and you will be as proud of it as we are. Thanks to all of you who supported our dedicated efforts. P ii f ::: -':s -ii: -. - .. ' KVM I-II-IS ,, 5, 1 r 162 Yearbook Staff M Ginger Fleming Credits: 18 pages Senior Section S255 ad sales Chen Leshe Credits: 23 pages Talent show Awards Assembly Q51 Tennis QD Wrestling Q11 ' Anything Goes 121 Band Q51 FBLA QU CODAC Q11 - Foreign Language ill Ring Ding Q21 Graduation Q21 S140 ad sales Sandra Sibley Credits: 24 pages QM year staffer, Delaney Q13 Freshman Class Q81 Academic Section 1142 FBLA up Newspaper Name Changed To: S' Karen Cummings Ceditorl, Jeannie Thompson iclasses editorj, Tracy Hoffpauir lclubs editorl, Mrs. Adams, advisor, Gene Williams feditorial editorj, Tara Harlcins fart editorj, Dennis White Qsports editorl, not pictured . . Michelle Hearn. The newspaper has kept us up to date on all campus events. This year they 5 changed the name of the newspaper from the Pirates Log to the Voyager. With Karen Cummings as editor and Mrs. Adams as advisor, the newspa- per staff kept us informed. KUUZU . ' X ' wfzrrefzs l 4: stock XL! D - . .'s at ' 'ffl s' ' lf' - we X ff, I pvy, .i f V1 Al ' T ' f oo l O OO M- O Y ff, ff QW 5 f fefl I f, , lx N t h , xg ' XF I K WZ! ,1 d LM- as XA rf ' li! , V v i ' ng -. M . V' I Q 1 ' rl ' a C 9 lx 6731 ' 4 , 5 ' T 'is ,? ' rj -an ,g 1' , ., ,je 5 E 1 , 4 Mx Q Q N 'XA-X GW hx Fax. .7 P J 'Vs F by ww Xxx I ' ' MH if f 8 S, -H I ,L!,gh.'rd, A it ,N '51 np Q 555 wif-.W ww trgia 4? f-, Q Jfie-ff ,,, 93,1 'Q 'fu it 1132 'f YF- - ww fwwmwn J! 14' J 4 ff? .C K W if ,iqvq fw , 'Cl 4 il 'F S ' 1 1 M51 1 5 J pl i 'Mfg K h -.ga W '43, . A, J Liv fi 1 rf . 1 'Lf' K V, ' I 4 ' 5 1- .V - sf' . . 1,14 A l Q .D ' ' 4 ' Q . ' x P lr. any Gan: A 4' 4. ., . ,mr ,I ,Xa Q Sandi McGonegal Shari McGonegal Cheri Leshe Shirle Hollingsworth Auxiliary Is An Assett Suzie Nevels lodi Wright I Beth Jett 1 -A 7 7 - Y w C X4 ' . ' C ill:-t, ll 1 5 , I Donna Alford QNot Picturedj For eight girls this was an exciting year. They showed their spirit for HHS by putting in long hours of practice, working out routines to perfection and performing at football games. They came up with new and exciting ideas - no one will ever forget their fire routine when they almost burned the football stadium down. 16 7 Leaders Cf The Band Every organization needs leaders and followers. The HHS Big Red Band has fifty-six followers and only a small number of leaders. This year our drum major is Jerry Doran. This is only his second year in the band but he knows all the rules and how to enforce them. Our Assistant drum major is Theda Manson. She is a Senior and a great asset to the band. Our band captain is Geoff Ward. He was elected by the students to this position. Jerry Doran Drum Maier Theda Manson Asst. Drum Major Geoff Ward Band Captain This year we have eight outstanding lieutenants. They are: Freshman Lt. Mi- chele Winfield and Keith Wilkenson Qnot picturedj, Sophomore Lt. Suzie Ne- vels and Kenneth Stephens, junior Lt. John McRae and Shannon Allen, Senior Lt. Shari McGonegal and Aubery Bell. Qi 240, go' ii rv!! 9 1st row- Theda Manson, Jerry Doran, Kevin James. 2nd row- Beth Jett, Erwin Musgrove, Jon Polander, Ben Witt, Mark Forrest, Aubery Bell, Andre Harrison, The Iazz Band Can Really Groove . . . This year the Jazz Band showed their spirit for HHS by really getting involved. The band played at open house, the band's fall concert, Cope Junior High School and Southern Uni- versity. F M ' ,gf 'v ,g,. ' ,I '..m,, i . fffgikgg, Nl A .gssw Q8 1.,' LJN: 169 170 Choir Choir Keeps In Harmony The 1981-1982 HHS Chorus Department included 35 members. Officers were Jay Smith - Presidentg Iewett Thomas - Treasurerg Karen Smith-Secretary. Six outstanding members were chosen to participate in the ALL - STATE CHORUS. These members were Leon Brannon, Todd Copher, Troy Craft, Teri Gre- gorczyk, Jay Smith, and Iewett Thomas. On March 5, the HHS choir participated in the All Chorister Day at the University of Southeren Louisi- ana. The choir also competed in the District Festival on March 26. During the year, the choir gave several performances for parents, teachers, and students. Vocal Ensemble- top row- Melinda Todd, jennifer Fenton, Teresa Herron. Znd. row- Karen Smith, Amanda White, Darlene Guatheir. Front - Paige Brumley. Mixed Ensemble-Back row- Eric Alford, Leon Brannon, Richard Sanderson, Jeff Smith, Randy McCoskey. Front row - Karen Smith, Lisa McCormick, Iewett Thomas, Tonya Holsomback, Teri Gregor- cyzk, Karin Cwregorzyk, Mary Glover, Becky Lee. Concert Choir - Back row, Eric Alford, Leon Brannon, Micheal Zirkle, Craig Hardwick, Richard Sanderson, Jeff Smith, Randy McCoskey, Curt Camp. 2nd row, Rebekah Lunsford, Sonya Watts, Jill Kinsey, jewett Thomas, Kelli Collons, Tonya Holsomeback, Teri Gregorzyk, Karin Gregorzyk, Karin Polinski. 1st row, Karen Smith, Becky Watts, Lisa McCormick, Lynn Engle, Bridgette Smith, Becky Lee, Denise Smith, Paige Brumley. Mrs. Hamby - choral director Mary Glover - accompaniest Choir 171 2 DECA members include: Cleft to rightj lst- Lisa Harker, Missy 5anAngelo, Caryn Crow, Tanne' Wilson, Rita Scott, Sue Ann Peterson, Patty Ball and Danny Tyler. 2nd- Mr. Paul Daughtry, Cindy Lee, Laura Fisher, Debbie Edminston, Gayla Simmons, Tina Massey, Bobby Kempf and Chris McGuire. 3rd- Priscilla Hall, Chris Benoit, Laura McDougal, Vincent Bonacci, Ron Dunigan, Larkin Tidwell, Robert Nix and Steve Feco. 4th-Merilee Lewis, Barbara Jones, Marty Lowery, Richard Sanderson, Richard Coker, Tim Poe, Donny Morgan, Steve Black, Bret Tucker. 5 X DECA Officers included President Steve Black VICE President- Ron Dunigan, Secretary- Gayla Simmons Parliamentarian Robert Iix Treasureer Debbie Edmmston Reporter Priscilla Hall, Photographer- Laura McDougal Q , 3- Q-5 i ,, i ms 1 The all popular DECA jackets were seen anywhere on campus. 2 Shown here are, Marty Lowery and Ron Dunigan wearing the all around BUGS shirts that were worn on nearly every person here at HHS 3 Missy San Angelo and Priscilla Hall tip the Haughton High as they wear their hats to symbolize their support, lst row- Mandy Brothers, Geneva Phillips, Donna Foster, Deana Reynolds, Tina McGill, Maria Benten, Cindy Self, Leanne Miller Cindy Melaneon, Dana Diel. 2nd row- Rebecca Poe, Joyce Ward, Cindy Wood, Wanda Strogen, Amy Garland, Heidi Lewis, Steve White Bobby Peek, Ion Polander. Novice Teachers Learn B Doing Novice teaching is a program where the stu- dent learns what the teacher does. It makes the student appreciate teachers. Novice teachers grade papers, give students who were absent make-up work, construct bulletin boards, and that's not all. Novice teachers are graded on an evaluation report which includes attitude, ap- pearence, cooperation, punctuability, oral communication, acceptance and use of criti- cism and dependability. Their sponsor, Mrs. Woods, helps in everyway she can. Novice teaching exposes you to the teaching field. 174 Novice Teachers 'T 5 J like 'Q 1 gtk l ' I if f 3'- ,-N' y , . 4, -N X b R . i , . .-.. -.594-N R Q X inf- fi -A 1... ' f:p r :pn l 1- Mrs. Woods, advisor, spends spare time with her cross-stiching. Z-Cindy Self reads a story to the children at T.L. Rhodes. 3- Leanne Miller plays games with her group of ten. 4- Put your shoulder to your ear. 5- Can everyone see the animals? Novice Teachers 76 1. ROTC gains strength in numbers. 2. Mr. Anderson from the Marshall Space Center impressed the student body with facts about the US. space program. 3. Cadet Corps Commanders Doug Crone, Todd Copher, and Scott McCormick. ROTC Displays Quality And Quantity -- --: - K fw . S vp K : S I i ig,pe3il24 'N 3 K am CV I I K w Y -f if an ,,. , nv .M sl -,jam , , . T ff 1 . 5? 1, WM Y ' Q w I 1 if . ff r.,.,-aw' 'S 3 ., V . Z. 'V M I 4- 4 , ., I --M ....,.. .- . 37 Y' av A '. Copher, D. Crone, D. Campbell, S. McCormick, E. Lewis, E. Kempf, A. Dayberry, T. ioffpauir, S. Meyers, j. jones, B. Robinson, B. Loftis, G. Ward, E. Manning, J. Polander, A. Jevereaux, I. Eldridge, C. Jones, 5 -..'9, ,. Q? 'fd-L i .. M W f . fu? J E . White, A. Dayberry, E, Kempf, T. Hoffpauir, S. Meyers, J. Jones, B. Burchfield, D. Campbell, McCormick, J. Eldridge, C. jones, G. Lane, A. Devereaux, D. Crone - Col. Finck Cheif Cox Sgt. Raistrick 17 EIUIBSQSQ UIQIEAN IAF DNS ii: 111 T li 1' 111-I li ii r - i 2 E r 4 i Back Row: Bryan Poteet, Mike Pitman, David Buford, Scott McCormick, Amy Garland, Gary Warren, Wanda Strogen, Mr. Tarpley. 1' McHan, Terri Duncan, Gene Williams, Dana Harkins, Joe Ward, Heidi Lewis, Billy Smith, Doug Crone, Kim Murray, Tina French. S Gullatt, Tara Harins, David Campbell, Mark Robinson, Allen Miller, Keith Alderman, Dawn Cohan, Karin Gregorczyk, Tracie Hooper, Sh McHan. Mary Glover, Liz Jarvis, Kelli Collins, Kim Crone, Glenda Duchesne, Tammy Stringer, Pat Driscoll, Tracie Johnston, Steph Kirk Gwen Moseley, Cindy Self, Paula Huffman, Laura Lucas. Stacy Heard, Shelly Attwood, Cindy Melancon, Julie Watson, Susie Crow, R4 Beshea, Keith Roberison, Gena Fuller, Maria Benten, Dana Diehl, Priscilla Hall, Janelle Benson, One of the main responsibil- ities of the student council is to bring the needs of the stu- dents in their individual classes to the attention of the administration. These repre- sentatives were elected on the basis of what they said they would do. Some of the activi- ties Student Council was in- volved in this year included: eye checks, passing out stu- dent handbooks, selling foot- ball programs, the blood drive, and co-sponsoring the beauty pageant. 150 Student Council Student Council Keeps Pumping It Out!! Mrs. Monzingo acted as Student Council co-sponsor this year. When Mr. Tarpley left at mid-term she jumped in and held the organization together. The Student Council would have been lost without her help and support. Mrs. Monzingo, we salute you for your super job. -wwixrwg ' b E iii 35 QS: lj Officers: Scott McCormick-President, Dana Deihl-Re- porter, Julie Watson-Secretary, Mike Pitman-Treasurer, Gary Warren-Vice President, Mr. Tarpley-sponsor. Zj Mrs. Monzingo-Co-Sponsor 35 Buddy Caskey has his blood pressure taken before giving blood. 41 Chip Simpson gives blood. 51 Pat Driscoll checks eyes. Student Council 15 Beta Club !. First row-Cindy Wood, Kim Powell, Elena Kempf, Eileen Patterson, Nike Singh, Gena Fuller, Sara Gray, Laura Neerman, Teri Gregorcyzk, Becky Lee, Susan Gullatt. 2- Ginger Fleming, Julie Watson, Kim Crone, Melanie Whitmann, Laura Freidman, Angelia Ayres, Tonya Holsomback, Kathy Jeter, Tara Harkins, Cindy Melancon, Jennifer Welsh, Mrs. Pepper. 3-Thomas Bridges, John McRae, Scott McCormick, David Webre, Gary Albright, Dough Crone, Billy Smith, Melissa Walker, Rebecca Poe, Heidi Lewis, Kelli Farley, Dana Harkins, Nita Welsh, Maria Benten. 4-Ben Witt, Karen King, Ken Keith, Eric Manning, Rob Horner, Bob Simon, joe Ward, Amy Garland, Eddie Lewis, john Barneby, Brent Loftis. 2.-Mrs. Pepper, co- sponsor, 3.-Ms. Reid, co-sponsor. 4.-Almost Anything Goes scoreboard. 5.-Mrs. Pepper supervises the arrival of the new benches. The 1981-82 Beta Club was very active. They sponsored Almost Anything Goes, which was enjoyed by both students and teachers. They also presented the school with benches which were placed around the circle at the front of the school, 182 Beta Club Keeps Busy : ff.. l if Q - 1 S XB' 1 LJ: . I ' Q ,. - 5 5 2 Z 2 fi few ' ' fi A 1 32 e 2 , E 4 jvgf a 5 ,i V V is 7J'f f' I ' 5 HWS? ahhh, 5257432-fi? Y ' 4 'I' C is J F Q . ,. ,ix L s BN . . X .. .6 ,cgi if D S - l w S .J Q, K . we 1 1 V. 9 ij I . P ,. H53 M . . - f . -we-f 'f A , 1 -- - . ., . . RT:-Q gy ,zsrgg z z .. .-.. . :g g Kkx. 5 ... W-sa.. wa s-we -ef -' T 1 f-:if if M b. XX '1 V..v .rs.cWMe,s..wss , , New A--'gs if X? 2 5 . -sc ii, x.,.x.W . ss .,.x . 'ff - X E W K X A N:sve.,.,. ,-.N Q.,.ij.XcXXQe1s ,.-:sq..k, , C cc . F WW ,Xu Afswcte. -N-,NCC .,.. -W i f - Wlimiw A L, ,, . ...ae .. .. . X ..... .r . XXX.. - as ,C k,.,.Nk -...,...,.. ,....... ..,. . . K wiwgs Higgs :P E5 3 , kkk,k .. . . . A..,. .. .. , .... - - .. NWT lm... II! W - rv-fe .... .... :er uiz Bowl ,W.,...W..-.Mw-- M Haughton High School's 1981- 1982 Quiz Bowl consisted of five students: Heidi Lewis, captain, joe Ward, Rebecca Poe, Gary Albright, Dewayne Edwards, alternate. On January 17, 1982 Haughton defeated Center High School of Center, Texas with a score of 200 to 120. On Febuary 1, 1982, Haughton lost to Marshall High School of Marshall, Texas. The 51,000 earned from these two competitions were awarded to two graduating seniors from Haughton High School who plan to attend Centenary College in the 1982 fall semester. Quiz Bowl 183 a Club Dram a,g,p.4Wm iff. 211152 Lf 'T st, N Q ,Q DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS A fi CHARHE S AUDIT n THU RAY8 'IM Charlie's Aunt Prom Brazil . . . Where The Nuts Come Prom Alan Miller Jerry Doran Keith Alderman Joe Ward Heidi Lewis CAST Kayla Turner Brent Loftis Mark Forrest Rebecca Poe Leanne Miller 1. Mike Pitman received the Leadership Award-He served as Drama Club president this year. 2. Heidi Lewis received the Director's Appre- ciation award. 3. joe Ward stole the show as Charlie's Aunt. 4. Lord Fancourt Uoe Wardj is introduced as Charlie's Aunt to Kitty fl-Ieidij and Amy tKaylaJ. jack 1Alanj and Charlie Uerryj try to look cheerful. 5. Jack 1Alanl gives a pep talk to Lord Pancourt Uoej. 6. Joe Ward received Best Performer Award, 7. Sir Frances lBrentJ proposes to Donna Lucia Uoej, 8. Mr. Spettigue tMarkJ takes refreshments from Brassett, the butler tKeithJ. 9. The back stage crew, Kim Murray, Mike Barnes, and Frank Autry, worked hard to change stage sets quickly. Drama Club 185 . 'uture ' usiness llieaders of limerica The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization for business minded students. Under the direction of Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Murphy, FBLA had a very successful year. At the FBLA District Meeting, Gene Fuller, Amy Garland, Jerry Doran, Billy Smith, Doug Crone, Eric Manning, Alan Smith, Karen Cummings and Laura Friedman competed with seven other par- ishes. jerry Doran and the Cur- rent Events Team fBill Smith, Doug tCrone, Eric Manning! re- ceived a superior rating and at- tended the state meeting. Gene Fuller, Amy Garland, Alan Smith and Karen Cummings received an excellent rating, Laura Friedman received a rating of very good. 186 FBLA Back Row- Barbara Jones, jewett Thomas, Eric Manning, Susan Gullatt, Billy Smith, Laura Friedman, Doug Crone. 2nd row- Mrs. Murphy, Vickie jefferson, Monica Smith, Cynthia Small, Anna Hodel, Robin Allums, Mrs. Watson. 3rd row- Cindy Phelps, Lynn Wintamute, Terri Turner, Sheila Johnston, Loranda Williams. Front Row- Karen Cummings, Shae Glass, Amy Garland, Gena Fuller, Allen Smith 1 1- Officers- Amy l ' Garland-Tres., Alan Smith-Par., Shae Glass-Sec., Karen Cummings-Pres., Gena Fuller-Vice- Pres. 2. Working with the TRS-so 3- Mrs. Watson, 4- Mrs. Murphy 1st row- Donald Smith, Craig jones, David Campbell, Laura Ne-ermann, Minette Farrar, Brent Loftis, Amy Garland, Buddy Lance, john Barneby. 2nd row- Eileen Patterson, Cheri Leshe, Billy Stevens, Kayla Turner, David Webre, Belinda Gilbert, Tonya Holsomback, Susan C-ullatt, Melissa Walker. 3rd row- Gwen Allen, Blanchie Allen, Wanda Strogen, jamie McAnn, Tracey Hoffpauir, Niki Singh, Mrs, Jarvis. Codac- Drug Ss... QQ' Mrs. Jarvis, Sponsor for Codac. Monique Kolonka instructs team members about materials to be covered in 1981-82. ,sf This year teen counselors were chosen to teach drug sense to 5th and 6th graders at Platt Elemen- tary and Princeton Ir. High School. In the first Codac 1Community Organiztion on Drug Abuse Concernj session they taught Self-Image , in the second Communication , third Lis- tening and the fourth, Deci- sions. The children were very interested and looked forward to each teaching session. Codac 187 FHA 4' YP So I 0,7 Q- 3' , gftzhf A . , vi 0457 I5 0 NEW KO The FHA sprung into action this year with coursage sales. As al- ways FHA did a great job in get- ting the coursages ordered and delivered on time for the home- coming activities. They jumped right into the campaign to col- lect money for the Annie Ches- son Fund. They contributed 5125.00 by baking and selling cakes. A mother-daughter ban- quet was held at Brookshire's Cafeteria. FHA had a very pros- perous year. Front row- Sponsor- Mrs. Magee, Jennifer Davis, Mandy Bothers, Elizabeth Bankston, Lynn Wintamute, Ginger Fleming. 2 nd row- Connie Mason, Betty Delaney, Teresa Reeves, Lisa Tucker, Pam Lea. 3 rd row- Patricia Ivy, Patricia Rhodes, Jeanette jones, Diane Morgan, Melissa Massy. 4 th row- Barbara Jones, Sandra Montgomery, Kim Jackson, jerry Lynn, Sonya Cooper. 5 th row- Charlotte Williams, Lajuan Cleveland, Cindy Wood, Shawn Myers, Tina Beavers. 6 th row- Shelia York, Mary Jones, Barbara Gay. -saw f- sm 1 - FHA members strive to keep things in order as they pass out the 'P W' Homecoming coursages. 2 - 1 st row- Assistant Vice President- Shelia York, Secretary- Kim Gladney, Historian- Lynn Wintamute. 2nd row- President- Cindy Wood, Treasurer- Barbara Jones ia QMUQXE H EMAK ANEGEQICA Young Women Of Tomorrow For the first year at Haughton the Y-Teens did a great job keeping busy throughout the year. They delivered Christmas presents and visited the Shriners Hospital and Pilgrim Manor Nursing Horne. Their sponsor, Mrs. Winfield, did a terrific job in helping the girls. They are a great asset to Haughton High School. Y-TEEN MOTTO OUR JOB IS TO BE OUR BEST, TO DO OUR BEST, TO BRING OUT THE BEST IN OTHERS, AND SO MAKE A BETTER WORLD - Standing: Michelle Williams-President, Jeanette Jones- Secretary, Cathy Cole- Vice President, Tamara Vanzant- Treasurer, Donna Baham, Tersea Herron- Reporter. Virginia Leonard- Y-Teen Director, La Juan Cleveland, Sandra Ball- Chaplian, Sonya Cooper- Treasurer, Shelia Southerland- President, and Sponsor- Mrs. Winfield. Y-Tee-ns 189 sill f 9 iv' uf Bottom Row: Austin Calloway, Wade Holt, jeff Hudson, Mark Logan, Brian Strange, Doug Rainwater, Robert Laffitte, Terry Welch, John Poe, Billy Caskey. 2nd Row: Mike Cole, Gary Stockton, Grady Whitman, Drew Daniels, Jeff Wise, Heath Teauch, Cale Simmons, Bo Thurman, Billy Simmons, Bill Goben. 3rd Row: Mr. Statonisponsorj Danny Tyler, Dale Tidwell, Larkin Tidwell, Chip Simpson, Erwin Tipton, john Gooch, Todd Meachum, Bret Richards, John Engle, Leonard Grappe, Mike Pelt. Mr. Statonlsponsorl-love that lid! Bottom Row: Robert Laffitte-Parliamentarian, Brian Strange-President, Leonard Crappe- Treasurer, Mike Pelt-Vice President. 2nd Row: Mr. Staton-Sponsor, Austin Calloway- Reporter, Gary Stockton-2nd Vice-President, Erwin Tipton-Senntial, KNot Pictured Sher- ry Sutherland, Secretaryj PFA Mr. Statons lst hour agriculture class at the 80 acre forestry plot. The PFA is a intracurricular organi- zation which applies the classroom instruction in various contests in occupational area. Some of the ac- tivities are: soil judging, forestry team, public speaking, and parlia- mentary law. The Omega Chapter is the first step for students who are interested in FFA. It gets you started in the many activities the PFA Chapter conducts throughout the year. The Alpha Chapter continues with more ad- Bottom Row: Mike Ruybal, Ryan O'Neal, Charlie Gray, David Taylor, Tim Mills, 2nd Row: Dawn Smith, Chad Whitmore, Erik Calloway, Mike Shaw, Richard Dean. 3rd Row: Mr. Hayes lsponsorj Doug Smith, john Reynolds, Don Johnson, Mike Rich, Doug Branch. vanced activities. Education A Flower, Make It Bloom For You Having over 100 members, Haught- on's chapter of Future Teachers of America is one of the largest in the state. Not only is it big, but staying active keeps the quota up. Their ac- tivities include: a fall and spring dis- trict meeting, Open House, teachers' secret pals, state convention, and holi- day parties Qjust for the fun of itll. Amy Garland, elected as Miss FTA, served as chapter president and dis- trict secretary. Laura Friedman was both chapter and state vice-president. Chapter secretary was Susan Gullatt, while Susie Crow served as historian reporter. Belinda Gilbert, treasurer, handled all the club's money. The po- sitions of program chairman and dis- trict vice-president were filled by julie Watson. Kim Crone's jobs consisted of chapter parliamentarian and dis- trict president. The club's sponsor, Terrylyn Strouc, was also elected as Teacher of the Year. QT F 192 FTA Buccaneer Jaycees Get A Little Spooky 1981-82 JAYCEES, BACK ROW: Kevin Cantebury, Allan Beavers, Ted Hollis, Erwin Tipton, Jack Kottenbrook, Gerald Philen, Robby McCoskey, Glenn Redman. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Pitman, Leonard Grappe, Garry Stockton, Jimmy Mcl-lughes, Mike Milford, Bobby Robinson. FRONT ROW: Lester Scott, Gary Albright, Scott McCormick, David Campbell, Brian Strange, Mike Cole, Billy Stevens. lNot shown, Joey Eldridgej The Haughton High chart of clubs and or anizations accepted one more this year by welcoming tfie addition of a Buccaneer Jaycees chapter. The formation of this civic organization came to life as the President of the East 80 Jaycees, Steve Kirkland, and Coach Montgom- ery, saw the importance of having a club just for the young civic minded men of Haughton High School. Although, the Buccaneer Jaycees were in a develop- ment year, they did become involved in a major pro- ject, as they took charge of the Chamber of Horrors in the annual Jaycees haunted house. The Chamber of Horrors was an enjoyable combination of torturing techniques, where many members of the human race were branded on the flesh, beheaded by the quillotine, and hung by the neck until dead, by the dreaded gal- lows. Although all of the stunts performed by the s ooky Jaycees were totally safe and in good taste, they still had fun and raised a sizable income as they entertained the local patrons of the spook house. 19 Foreign Language Speaks Out Rev. E.E. Jolly, a missionary from Ar- gentina, shares his experiences at a club meeting- This year the Foreign Language Club really did speak out. They attended two plays entitled The Adventures of Don Quixote and Le Petit Prince . They went to a French camp in April and are palnning a trip to Mexi- co in the second week of June. UQ, Q 1st row- Mrs. Hendrick, Pat Driscoll, Nikita Singh-lVice-Presidentj, Lisa Hartley-lPresidentJ, Dewayne Edwards-fReporterJ. 2nd row- Robert Moss, Sonia Hines, Kimberly Smith, Janet Brewer, Lisa Roth, Becky Butler. 3rd row- Shelia York, Cynthia DuVall. 4th row- Tonya Holsumback, Jeanne Thompson, Jennie Welsh, Leanne Bradford, Sherry Tipton-Treasurer, Jackie Moody. 5th row- Tommy johnson, Shaun Phillips, Dewayne McAtee, Laura Freidman, Colleen Cassidy, Frankie Autry. 6th row- Stephen Beavers, Eric Irons, Greg Lane, Kim Lucken Bottom row- Kerry Teackle, Donna Diamond, Gail Phillips, Teresa Souter, Cammie Harden, Terri Turner, Elena Kempf, Cindy Potter, Dette Melancon, Thomas Biggs. 2 nd row- Chris Ricks, Jackie Moody, Mike Swilley, Dawn Smith, Jennie Welsh, Craig Thurman, Paul Wagan. Top row- Jennifer Fenton, Ken Keith, Carl Scott, Matt Bergman, Lester Scott, Knot shownj Curtis Cutlip, Darren Locking, Tontera Lloyd, Nina Kijak, Nita Welsh, Io Ann Touchstone, Lori Abraham, Tiffina Henson, Debbie Edminston, Meshelle Smith, and Kelli Farly. - Through the years 4-H has aided many students gain responsibility. Thomas Biggs won lst place in the District Dairy Elimanation Show in Ruston, and won an all-expense paid-four day trip to the National Competition in which he placed 7th, The clubs' big- gest money making project was the sale of rubik cubes. As you can see 4-H can be both a rewarding and fun at the same time. 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I-plan' - ' I 49 W A sf 1 f Z4 Z, A , 1 2 F is 1 The program cover was designed by Scott Fuller. 2.-Gers- dette s mother turns her ring for the first time. 3-Everyone walks through the ring to receive their Senior Ring, 4- Look Ma I finally got it' 5 Toni works toward the big night. 6- Trish receives her ring 7-Soon to be Seniors march to their seats by the tune of If My Friends Could See Me Now. 8- Scott Fuller also designed the back drop. 9-Cindy Potter works diligently on the back drop, 10-Finally Seniors!! Ring Ding F 199 ' ' 2 Yi, ' ' t lang X A i ' I I ZOO Prom 'I I Reach For A Star The 1982 Junior-Senior Prom took place between 7:30 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. on May 8 1982. It was held at the Petroleum Club in the Mid-South Towers. Refreshments were served while Jeff Edmond provided the entertainment. 1. Aubrey Bell and Shirley Hollingsworth take a short break from all of the excitement. 2. Melanie Whitman and Jon Polander enjoyed each others company. 3. Dewayne Edwards and Lynn Wintamute pose before the Stairway to the Stars. 4. jeff Edmond kept the party lively. 5. Brian Strange and Michelle Hearn, like many other couples, became weary near the end of the evening. I ,lf'4l5fk '-gf' Mwzg, W b ,4 - ' Nj, i Q Q A x NN 1' A . 1 L if ' A x me xxgy? y , A Q iss I. 'N ,- VS , N. V 'qv s Q K xi? i Q41 X ,X ff Qs- aff -. .mf . NK QL X ,, as Q my ,- ,wg 'Rm ,gg 5 ik X Q4 if 'NA is 51 ' N! .yi W, 1 g f K -. .rggsg 1 i S W d 'Q 5. qw? my , xg1W. ,f--Q44 n . iN - EYLVX., --dill' Agi' ,. E ' VM.. K fx-Ms,i,, 1' ,, '- M my f 1 My , Dreams Pave The Road To The Future 1-Paige Brumley receives her diploma after 12 long years. 2-Amy Garland-Valedictorian 3-Todd Copher-Valedictorian 4-Gary Al- bright-Valedictorian 5-Scott McCormick-Salutatorian 6-Gary Albright leads the graduating class of 1982 on to the field. 1982 Graduates Haughton High School 'Gary Stephen Albright Donna Jo Alford Blanchie Barbara Allen Gwendolyn Denese Allen Paul Armour Charles Raymond Armstrong Lugene Ashley Vernon Edward Attaway Kevin Xavier Baker Karen Turner Bankston Aubrey Glenn Bell Michael Wayne Bell Christopher Jay Benoit 'Maria Lynn Benten 'Steve Black Vincent Bonacci Susan Rae Brandl Amanda Carol Brothers Ernest Lee Brown, Jr. Lorenzer Brown V Stanley Brown 'Troy Scott Brown Paige Yvonne Brumley Phi lip LeRoger Bush John Rodney Butler Natalie Anne Buttitta Michael Eugene Cain Austin Gray Calloway David Wade Campbell 'Lysandra Demetrius Carter Buddy Caskey Cynthia Ann Chitman Wallace Ra Chitman Richard Dalle Coker 'Todd Andrew Co her 'Troy Wayne Craflf Curtis Lee Craft 'Douglas Scott Crone Caryn Lynn Crow Karen Bridget Cummings 'Brenda Joyce Davis Roy Davis Adell Lamar Devereaux 'Dana Marie Diehl V Rhonda Lynn Dinwiddie Jerry Raymond Doran Richard Douglas Deborah Lee Edmiston 'Joey William Eldridge Josephine Farley 'Kelli Alise Farley Steven Mark Feco Laura Suzanne Fisher Essie Fizer 'Virginia Gayle Fleming 'Dona Demmon Foster 'Amy Sue Garland Michael Alan Gilbert Calvin Wayne Gladney Leonard Ray Grappe Tina Louise Grappe 'Sara C. Gray 'Teri Linnea Gregorczyk 'Priscilla Ann Hall Vicki Lynn Hancock 'Dana Lynn Harkins Brenda Faye Harris Andrea Harrison 'Terrie Hefner Randall Hicks Thomas James Hill, Jr. Anna Marie Hodel Gary Jo Hodel Timothy Scott Hollis Kathy Ann Hoover 'Robbie W, Horner William Jeffery Hudson' Patricia Ann Ivy Robert Wayne Jefferson Vickie Jefferson , ' Cathy Elaine Jeter Elizabeth Gale Jett Donald Jay Johnson Shelia Lavon Johnson Barbara Faye Jones Steven Crai Jones Sharron KeHy Robert Louis Kempf 'Donna Karen King Jack Everett Kottenbroolc Cynthia Kay Lee 'Rebecca Joyce Lee 'Heidi Ann Lewis Marilee Katherine Lewis John Henry Little Tontera Sponnor Lloyd , ' r Marty Wayne Lowrey Benny Carl Lynn lEric Duane Manning Theda Sirena Manson Tracy Martin Constance Yvette Mason Tina Eileen Massey Norman Edward McAtee 'Scott Lane McCormick Laura G, McDougal Tina Marie McGill Shari Louise McGonegal john Mark McGowan James Chris McGuire Gregory McKee David Alexander McVey 'Cindy Suzanne Melancon Gregory Gene Miller 'Lisa Leanne Miller Kirby Moore Donald Morgan Ronald Dean Morgan Cheryl Lynn Nagy james Michael Nelson Robert Nix 'Bobby Gene Peek Michael Rene Pelt Gerald Wayne Philen, jr. Geneva Phillips Larry Todd Pike Michael Anthony Pitman 'Rebecca Gloyd Poe Tim Poe 6 'Jonathan William Polander Carmel R. Quinn Danny E. Raines Glenn Redman 'David Joseph Reiling 'Deana Ioy Owens Reynolds Patricia Rhodes Robert Lee Robinson Celester Ann Robinson H Ricky Robinson 'Leia Rose Ieri Kay San Angelo Richard Sanderson Marvin Keith Seets 'Cindy Lynn Self Larry Wayne Shaw Gayla Renee Simmons 'Tina Michelle Simmons 'Robert Lincoln Simon Harry Michael Simpson,tlll Cynthia Deneen Small David Smallwood , Allen Roscoe Smith, jr. 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May your graduation he just the be inning of a lilge time of rewarding accomplishments. We Love You, M D d om, a , Micheal and Malind ,. f H rom D an f fe U31 DGGLEYS imply 1 1 707 Benton Road CK. Carter Bossier City, La. 71111 Construction ,mummn 1 1, I I lp ,. QQ r Q J .N .45 K Q g 5 6260 Buncombe Road Shreveport, La. 7112.9 Phone: 13181 686-9868 1 ' -V 1, -in fiaw-if ,xg ,441- ' -551. 1 r . r -15 -W3 in A ,,,,, ,tyre 1- 'W - ' f-4 'T fir - ' J V . f,,-ff .ly -N1 1. 216 1 7 PASSENGER - TRUCK ,,.,., .1.:: .,.,.,. ',.1.1 .,.:. - FARM KEM DELTA ?c?YoTA I Ron Behgard 2730 Linwood and ft arrr as 636-9851 LY Rebecca, Yesterday is already a dream, And tomorrow is only a vision, B , But today, well-lived, OSSICI' 1930 Texas Street And every tomorrow a v1s1on of hope, gflakes every yesterday a -Kalidasa Bossier City, La- 71111 1SQIfi12i1ifS0f1TOm' Phone 742-9570 Andy Agiftof V H jiawgrszmi ind means so much! Dear K ll Congra ula d h 1 l OV9 to 21 daughter. May G d ll d l F 1 b CUNGRATULATIONS iindforsirayiiil had 11 lh SENIOR5 CCUNTRYSIDE PLOR1sT ENN., HafQH?02f'La, EAsT so T.v. 949-3670 New and Used Sales Service Service Most Brands Work Guaranteed Check Gur Prices Before Buying Raines Plaza Haughton 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. 949-2.531 Q P Wall! Bossier City 'Win fi y ff ,4-If Eff? 746-0932 Chris, Wishing you all the Remember we love you and are ever so proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad 8: Sheri THE FLOOR MAN best that life has to offer. X 0 r X X K Z' ef so fg, sew' Cokdaddslila. W in CO MPLIMENTS OF-' THE TOOTH FAI RY fx Get all of your needs at wy. 80, Princeton 949-3261 XJ .IQ in iv- E LINN BROTHERS H l 'XO MAMA SGQN MATERNITY A Warm Welcome Is Awaiting You MILDRED5 Cards - Gifts - Candy - Books Mildred G d ' h 19 H t O'Bossier 742 1246 B C ry, La. gl A A - ' . Z a . - 1, 'i I K ? X ' ' 2:5 ' ' ' A ' ,gif if-fl 1 f ' gud :Biff W Y ll lf ll VII ll lg ..Cl,ffgm5qmN I , 'E .- .. NN Quality Work Be J.R. WRIGHT CONSTRUCTICN COMPANY If X , QF .wif-.if f f' up X '-xiao' Q. ' e .'gx.' -'f it Q 'A-Y 'A H ' I q, B, El 551 lun? f 131 Br 949-8582 Qurulgxrs Qvraunir X U5if't Sihup 'N Y LOEXN-CORNELL. EBRLJSI'-IES REWAQU PAINTS A GREENWARE A BISQDE E5 PLAZA BO 5AfsT ON. LA. O37 L J B1 CAROLYN GAQD BLED WALTON'S Ladies Apparel 120 Bossier Crossroads Bossier City, La. 71111 Dear David, You have given us much joy and we are proud to Call you SON . Please don't ever change from the fine, loving, and giving person you are. We love you. Love, Mom 8: Dad Compliments Whittington and lvleyers 709 Barksdale Blvd Bossier City, La, 746-4300 GLENN F. ARMSTRONG ATTORNEY AT LAW 822 BENTON ROAD BOSSIER CITY. LOUISIANA 71111 AREA CQDE 315 TELEPHONE 7460575 53? L fl it s- , . ,gs .rf y sy .toxiiffrfe gi K f r 4 gps 2' L.. Ezra, r ?s3w ' A M: fn 1. My ...W ,,,Vm,. .ol K .YWM A W Bill 81: Mattie Perry Call us, We Deliver, 949 0174 Bossler Products rn Harmony wrth Nature and Good Health Cmdy All facets of hfe s challenges demands and goals settmg wrll draw upon your resource of qualltres and talents I wrsh you the strength the wrsdom and love to meet each of these I take great prrde rn berng Crndy s mom Congratulatronsl CCJMPLIMENTS 1981 1982. Gary Albnght Mana Benten Dav1d Cambell Todd Copher Doug Crone Amy Garland HE1d1 LEWIS T1na McG1ll C1ndy Melancon LeAnne M1ller Cmdy Self Wanda Strogen Joe Ward Dana Harkms Bllly Smlth Randy Beshea DaV1d Buford Kun Crone Susre Crow T1na French Gena Puller Susan Gullatt Tara Harklns M1ke McHan Sharon Mcl-Ian Bryan Poteet Ke1th Robenson Tern Duncan Gene Wrllams Pat Dr1scoll Karen Gregorczyk Trac1e Johnston Allen M1ller Gwen Mosely Kun Murray Mark Robmson Dlane W1ll1ams Tammy Strmger Dawn Cohen Glenda Duchesne Shelly Atwood Janelle Benson Mary Glover L1z Iarvxs Sracy Heard Trac1e Hooper Paula Huffman Kelli Colhns Kelth Aldermen Lara Lucas Freida Monzingo Q I I of STUDENT COUNCIL Priscilla Hall Steph Kirkeby Sponsor i 'I I Donna, Congradulations! We are so proud of you, X X and we love y much. Ou Very X X Our wish is that all of + your dreams come true. Z Your grandparents, Mamaw SL Papaw COMPLIMENTS OP -,,.f 1981 - 1982 BETA CLUB - - 1 1 i or lg, P I f of f 4 v fill X ' A , soeor X U u p r v ,r Vi , 54 . S M I N D E N - L A . I - g - 1 1 ' lt Owners: the HEARD FAMILY I I COIVIPLIMENTS OP THE 1982. H UGHTO ANCETTES Beth Evans - Director FEATURE LINES Kelli Loe Stacey Starnes Amy Evans Jodi Wright Donna Ringold Trish Taylor Dana Clawson MAIORETTE LINES Kelly Gogg Billie Overall Michelle Elliot Tina Yin Alysia Starnes Sherry Roach Brandi Williams Shannon Hinton TODDLERS Stephanie Clawson Heather McGuire MASCOT Christie Clawson DRUMMERS Verdis Hart Zetty Lee Wesley Sisemore Tracy Roche Kevin Evans DANCETTES Hollie Vinning Stephanie Farmer Amy Pratt Misty Tate Dawn Crawford Jennifer Baker Kelly Yin Nawyua Toliver Kelly Ison Pam Riley Elizabeth Reding Andrea Pratt Paula Sisemore Laurel Wintamute Kelli McLendon Angie Stone Tracy Jackson Sandra Ringold Christi Shaw Dana Hinton Jodi McClave Sylvia Catchings Stormy Webb H-'17 COMPLIMENTS OF THE BIG RED BAND L-11 Tl? CCJMPLIMENTS FBLA 3 fnuczmou PRUGRISS U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA OF iQ A OOQOVO-ll' 0' Glo li'-lull flsliflcl Autlilnll l It's the little things in life that count, The little things like a friendly smile The things of every dayg For those who may be sad, just the simple things that we can do, The clasp of a hand or kindly deed The kind words we can say. To help make someone glad. I ff 277 mWffvm,, , , f 723m ffl We ' - i at Af W ffl Z x A' fl 1 he it si at S 1 nwzrnif X-Bflb' MY NSW A knock on the door of lonely homes, just the little greetings here and there Or flowers bright and gay On which so much depends, For someone to whom you might bring cheer The little pleasures that all can share, With just a small bouquet. The joy of making friends. I - 2 A U TOGRAPHS A U TOGRAPHS A U TUGRAPHS A U TOGRAPHS A U TOGRAPHS 1 0 I A' Km! I Elia W V 1 F il 3. il. 52 Qi i7' l ff