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Horn Lake High School - Challenge Yearbook (Horn Lake, MS)

 - Class of 1976

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Horn Lake High School - Challenge Yearbook (Horn Lake, MS) online collection, 1976 Edition, Cover
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Law 1,551 ,swf QMSK, M.Q,m,gi A V- Hg 1 M YEWLWI- v 1 QM, .Safe-viii ' Az-52259 M 'Y Y -QQ f -Znff11f'- wsvfbN7f',:'f-ff5ff?ff- 'MM 5W5? Z W- 39m Lf,sq.5m 9'-mgifggpgbg gg-A -2259 fm 'fkqfvfgf xw ' 'EWSQLY . , , - . .. .. , , ea Q , 7, A, fi 'Q vuqgwm -A 1,-msjfgfwhz H Jqiwixg - mgmisfi' fgiffiwxl 1 Zia zfgiewi , ywfzysvggf ifffezsisafgswew'egwxw 'iwmiq if-i?'fg4i,gs f' - if Qggigw M ,1mgw.f,:gxggs1,ggfaQ2H 1 wf S Pur uit of Happiness The Evolution of America We the people . . . everchanging . . . but everlasting. No matter that our forefathers' Great American Dream has never completely been fulfilled - few drea ' ' ' ' ms ever are. What s lmportant 18 that we have th1s dream as our goal - and that we continue striving to attain it. On July 4, 1776, the United States of America declared herself free and independent from her mother country, England. From that day forward Americans strived to set before the world a new standard of government, one which guaranteed freedom and equality to all mankind. Their efforts were successful, for even now, two hundred years later, this government prevails. Americais Bicentennial celebration is a time to reflect upon our nation's past. lt is a time to recall the courageous actions of those who dedicated their lives to the growth and development of Amer- ica. We, as Americans, can be proud of our countryls heritage and of her accomplishments. Though this bicentennial year is a time to reflect upon our nation's history, it is a time for rededication - a time to look toward the future. Let us strive to conquer our evils and weak- nesses, magnifying day by day the good that lives in every man. Let us seek not for that which divides us, but rather for that which unites us. Let us seek for supreme guidance as we plan for the future. Above all, let us pray that the true Spirit of '76 - its hope, its loyalty, its joy, and its freedom - may live forever in us. ' Kathy Epps Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspirationf, Thomas Alva Edison Americans are noted world- wide for their determination in pursuing and attaining their goals, often at great cost to themselves. Horn Lake students are a proof rather than an exception to this statement. In all contests or challenges, students of HLHS are willing to make personal sacrifices to complete their designed tasks. THIS PAGE TOP: Football practice is a difficult but necessary output of energy. BOTTOM LEFT: Johnny Billings watches eagerly to see if the cup of ice falls from Bud Hens1ey's head. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cheerleaders practice for a pep rally. NEXT PAGE TOP: Determined to make a basket, Pam Morton heads for the goal. TOP RIGHT: Jim Williams devotes his Saturday for the Beta Club float. MIDDLE: Mike Rucker and Karla Dye minuet to the tune of Yankee Doodle Dandy in honor of the Bicentennial. BOTTOM: The seniors watch as a fellow classmate loses his sack . I8 it YM. if . 1' iff . , ,,,,s f - B T ttat at f, fry- ng w fggpx , . ,',2g,,,5,,, H ' A . - ar A I Nu if - .. J, AKA I 19 All mankind is divided into three classes: those who are immoveable, those who are moveable, and those who movef' Benjamin Franklin Are you apathetic? Do you simply not care? If so, you're in a small minority. Horn Lake people are movers and doers. They accept their responsibilities and carry them out to the last measure. Clubs, assemblies, pep rallies, duties - Hom Lake people are involved . THIS PAGE TOP: Steve Watts and Freddie Martin patriotically begin the day by raising the flag. BOTTOM: Karla Dye finds it easy to bring out the football team's spirit. NEXT PAGE TOP: Student Council makes plans. MIDDLE LEFT: Annual Staff meets the challenge with the Spirit of '76. MIDDLE RIGHT: Diana Giles sons teachers' mail. BOTTOM: Horn Lake students pile up the wood for the big bon fire. 20 , ,, ,. ,,,. ,Nw M ,,,,, --H f 21 W lVlan's mind stretched to a new idea never goes back to its original dimensions. Oliver Wendell Holmes In the rustle-bustle of daily activities , we sometimes forget that learning is the genuine purpose of our existence at Horn Lake. Education - a vital ingredient of democracy - is what we pursue . THIS PAGE TOP: Andy Roby displays the medal and congratulatory letter he received as a first place winner in the Bicentennial Youth debates. BOTTOM: Tara Fisher and Robert Tipton are lost in the whirling world of thought. NEXT PAGE, UPPER LEFT: Michael Rice finds that determination brings results. LOWER LEFT: Mike Rucker is deep in concentration. RIGHT: Norma Withers is absorbed in her drafting at Vo- Tech. BOTTOM: After a semester of work merit shines from the Honor Students. 22 , .,,. wW,,. ., W. J . W..-2 ,,, ,rmwm W-.M -.aww-+ , A S 1 -r K' ,,.., 'kim wwwy. ,vi 'ao fb ' . f ' ' ' V ',' , 1' . Aa.: -Af , ' . V v, WW' zvfiw 3 To do what others cannot do is talent. To do what talent cannot do is geniusf' Will Henry Whatever talents we possess, they are put to good use in school, church, and home activities. Our founding fathers were a group of individuals with outstanding collective talents, and Horn Lake follows in their footsteps. THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: Geraldine Boone dances at the Christmas Program . TOP RIGHT: Kathy Epps and Mike Ramage join in to sing Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire. BOTTOM: The High School Band shows off its talents during the Christmas Program. NEXT PAGE: Mark Smiht celebrates the Bicentennial with the January edition of his monthly office drawings. CENTER: Leslie Wilhite embroiders a keepsake for a friend. TOP RIGHT: Andy Roby directs Annual Staff members in an emotional appeal to Buy a Yearbook. BOTTOM LEFT: Halliburton Baptist Chu.rch's Youth Choir depends on many fine Horn Lake singers. BOTTOM RIGHT: Diana Beibers and Margo Calvi appear in the entertainment for the Beauty Revue. 24 . . W -- es:-A N, fe - ' ff ,Q ag.. :Aj :I gg Y X .QEQQQXX Wmkk wx WXXQ 5 K M Nw S ,M X N, an but B X ,Q X xxx 'ra-Y W f mg 'ffm 2' I r K ,F :M 'm:lE?:':. ' ,. A K ws 5 J L k.k, I F-fin ' Ijfelr I 2 Qi. ' i -1 X:-1 -ff-Xfgfgiwxssmlg, 595 '- :.13, If - ' V K' F? L ? - s- 'iff Z A:.,ALA . , m ,K m. V 1 Let Us Entertain You All classes - to the new gym for the Ir. and Sr. Basketball games . . . the Annual Staff Assembly . . . the pep rally . . . the Christmas Program . . . The Entertainers . . . the Ir. Mister Pageant . . . Watch the show or the people around you. It's a little crowded - but anything's better than going to class! THIS PAGE, TOP: Sr. and Jr. girls compete in the Jr.-Sr. basketball game. THIS PAGE, CENTER: 'Coaches and members of the lr. girls team reflect the intense interest in the outcome of the game. THIS PAGE, BOTTOM: Jimmy Smith is crowned Jr. Mister for '75-'76, NEXT PAGE, TOP: The Entertainers from Northwest show their spirit for their home state and country . NEXT PAGE, LEFT: Junior Rawson makes two points for the Ir. team . NEXT PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Four members of the chorus form a quartet to perform at the Christmas Program. NEXT PAGE, BOTTOM RIGHT: George Washington CAndy Robyb and Betsy Ross fKarla Dyej help boost annual sales on Annual Assembly Day. 26 Homecoming 77 Chilly temperatures, a brisk wind , and a loss to North Panola couldn't dampen Eagle spirits for Homecoming 75. All who attended agreed it was an exciting night. THIS PAGE, TOP - Tena Long gives her crown to Queen Kathy Epps, escorted by Richard Johnson. BOTTOM LEFT - Mascot Beth Broadway proves she's an Eagle booster no matter what the score. BOTTOM RIGHT - A beautifully decorated platform is an appropriate background for Kathy and Richard. FACING PAGE, TOP - Homecoming Court and escorts: seated: Sharon Hensley, Linda Little, Gwen Holmes, Kathy Epps, Cathy Hamilton, Jewel Crawford, Danita Appleton. STANDING - Tony Boyd, Danny Appleton, Buddy Baker, Richard Johnson, Bubba Holden, Willie Morgon. Craig Irving. MIDDLE - Corsages and cheers identify Eagle fans Cyreese Campbell, Debra Flynn, Debbie Hatcher, and Carolyn Smith. BOTTOM - Flag bearers Rebecca Nichols and Joyce Smitty introduce band and chorus halftime activities. FAR RIGHT, TOP - Senior Maids Cathy and Gwen. MIDDLE - Junior Maids Danita and Jewel. BOTTOM - Sophomore Maids Sharon and Linda. ' F 3 4 A 29 1976 Beauty Revue: All-American Girls THIS PAGE, TOP: Mardean Alexander, Danita Appleton, and Grace Ann Baker make their final appearance before the judges. BOTTOM LEFT: Emcee Andy Roby also helps out in the entertainment accompanied by Dianna Beibers and Mike Ramage. BOTTOM RIGHT: Vernessia Hassel, Miss Challenge 1975 presents the crown, and Otha Hobbs, Student Council president, presents roses. NEXT PAGE, UPPER LEFT: An excited court poses for the photographer. LOWER LEFT: Contestants await the announcement of finalists. BOTTOM: Cyreese Campbell, Student Council entry. answers the question put to her by Emcee Andy. RIGHT: Miss Challenge 1976 - Sophomore Denise Wynn, sponsored by the Chorus. l 30 V 31 1'll Be Your Friend' NLean on me when youire not strong, 1,11 be your friend - 1'll help you carry on. It Wonlt be long ,Til 19m gonna need Somebody to lean on. Bill Withers 'iLean On lV1e'7 C'Winter, spring, summer and fall All you gotta do is eall - And 1'll Come running To see you again - 1'll be your friendf, ,1 ames Taylor i'You Got a Friend f -,Q ,R 3 J 1 M 5 K ff 2 ' f x 'vi X ., ' 'a'x at M F 2 ff' Q fi' K 5 5-f I I I E ! L I L, ,i 5 5,-QQ . 2-M, 2 x '4 ? A w bww., ,W W ' W , 'E ' ,.'g1'i'f A , ., m,A, , -fa 6 A k,V, i A Qi? 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BOTTOM: Bull Frog Corner was a famous landmark in Desoto County even in the 1930's. NEXT PAGE, TOP: The entire student body of Horn Lake School poses in front of the school building. MIDDLE RIGHT: This building, destroyed by a tornado in 1973, served Horn Lake as its school until the present High School Building was built in 1930. UPPER AND LOWER LEFT: Views of Desoto County during the '30's. 'S X x 5 X X EY xi.-ii sg 44+ B 4 i .X ,, ,Nm ...w....m.- ,. 'K 5'l!?? an 5 , 1 on ui.. .. , ,Q-.. - nn. .': 7 , -. - .xg -1963 53.14 M L .. N 1 .v ia., 1, ,Af 'I' 1 -' X ' 1' ,-g.wi.:x. M ng, 4 -fimaz 'D ' ' ful -5 f F 'TPTSVT -A A 4. Q w i 'R 1 R I E .Y ,, s h ' f ' ' 1' D 'ga-:WH s .. , ' K h , , A . if . . X. 5:4 Q, 3 . l .M . ' wr ' L A . . . 4- ' .s , w 1 -. .81 1 lik. ' ,.,' v 3, Y 'S h , ,ff .. Q Q. 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Horn Lake students prove their interest in athletics with team sports and organized physical education, with back yard games of free- for-all football or basketball, or by providing an audience of cheering Eagle fans for school team efforts. An outstanding coaching staff leads Horn Lake athletics . Every year students at Horn Lake prove that sports are indeed an American way of life. Football 775-'76 Although the Eagles saw defeat on several games, the 1975-'76 season provided valuable experience for a team composed mainly of juniors. The Eagles did have the thrill of defeating a team from Memphis which they had been unable to defeat during the previous two sea- sons. Looking forward to 1975-76, the Eagles' team will have many seniors who have played together for three years and who have gained much experience from this year's action on the field. Coaching staff this year included Coach Malone, Coach Ross, and Coach McCully. Coach Thomas Malone accents training for the interior as well as the exterior of an athlete. Everybody likes to win, says Coach Malone, and this is what outsiders look for. I look for inside training - what kind of citizen a person will be. A good citizen puts God first, his fellow man second, and himself third - and a team should be the same way. Coach Malone would like to see a definite weight program and more off -season training at Horn Lake to help elimi- nate injuries, which were a problem to the squad this year. Of the sea- son, he says, We learned from the season. It made the athletes who will be back next year more dedi- cated. One thing is sure - no mat- ter what the score, the Eagles are always winners. 45 BOTTOM PICTURE: 1975-'76 Football Team: FRONT ROW - left to right: Tommy Logan, Charlie Rutledge, Curtis Rice, Ben Chalmers, Michael Rice, Jerry Whitley, Robert Givens. 2nd ROW - Terry Shaw, Johnny Billings, Mike Rucker, Marty Bouzines, Louis Hailey, Bill Moore, Chuck Smith, Jimmy Kilpatrick, Earl Bryant, Randy Scott. 3rd ROW - Junior Rawson, Paul Withers, Mike Atchley, Jeff Winters, Ray James, Thomas Robinson, L. A. Braxton, Hosea Chalmers. 4th ROW - Walter Womack, Pre- cious Tipton, Andy Chisolm, Mike Fitzgerald, Mark Broadway, Richard Bartholomew, John Hendricks, Mike Ramage. 5th ROW - Ernie Womack, Paul Sandlin, Bobby Logan, Tim Heath, Ray Murphy, Larry Allen. BACK ROW - Walter Tuggle, Earnest Jones, Tommy McClain, Willie Sullivan, Don Hylander, Randy Denton, Albert Brooks. . iv J Q Q2 W5 v ' 'A .. eH'q5, X , X A ,Xx.. f W b Q V K n Jr 1' Players Gain Experience j '5i 4.5 5 K, Football Seniors 97 TIM HEATH - Tackle f To BOBBY LOGAN - Wlngback K WALTER TUGGLE - Defense BILL MOORE - Defense 48 EXE tx , f Qs F ff S Q S. I THOMAS ROBINSON - Tailback .IOHN HENDRICKS - Tight End - 9 CHARLES RUTLEDGE - Head Manager - 0 I .1 i LOUIS HAILEY - Fullback CURTIS RICEV- Guard 49 f- WM . F 1 f , 50 w Basketball 775-'76 Between an initial loss to North Panola and concluding loss to Oxford , the Eagles had a winning record. In games played against Desoto County revils the record was 6-2. Four of the top eight players from last year returned to the team, and the experience of the returning players led to many victories in the early part of the season. Some weaknesses developed as the season progressed . Especially evident was lack of height and inability to hit the outside shot. In every game the Eagles played against opponents who had an advantage in height, but they always provided tough competition . The Eaglettes began the season with two main goals - to improve on last year's record and to go to the state tournament. Losing four of the top seven players from last year gave the team a lack of experienced starters, and lack of speed also proved a weakness. Height, however, was a strong point of the '75-'76 Eaglettes, and they used this factor to their advantage in several games. With the season almost at an end the first goal has been accomplished - and the second is a strong possibility. Led by Coach Gaylon Baird , who was chosen Chickasaw Conference Coach of the Year, the Eaglettes have continued the winning tradition of Horn Lake basketball. ffwe X4 - , W 'L ff 4, , , m ' M ..g U f f ' fk. 2, V ' ' V . if 2, . L, i V V - ik Q ' ' m,h' 2- A A -S., L ' Z. 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TOP PICTURE: lst ROW - left to right: Mary Ann Pruitt, Elsie Lipford, Debra Flynn. 2nd ROW - Coach Baird, Rosie Banis, Laluana Bates, Pam t Morton. some al quam t.,, mm Q f it an M was at V -ua mm new H -f W na2wuua as ll 1 ,m, ni nm, 11 ,W T KI BOTTOM PICTURE: 1st ROW - left to right: Joe 1-ranklin, Willie Bell, Thomas Bell, Kenny Dye, Charles Johnson. 2nd ROW - Larry Allen, Tyrone Bates, Ben Chalmers, Robert Givens. 3rd ROW - Ioe Morgan, Frankie Sullivan, Stanley Garrison, Robert Tipton, Rickey Arnold, Alvin Moore , Elton Jones. 57 Spectators Are Part of the Action The athletes themselves are the main focus of attention in any athletic contest. But any athlete who has appeared before a crowd will testify what a tremendous influence a sympathetic or hostile crowd can have on the outcome of the game. For any event, Horn Lake people are on hand in force to urge their team to victory. If you're ONLY a spectator, next time consider yourself a vital part of the game. I W 59 ? , 511125, -M-M--r OUP ...L Tennis '75 1975 Tennis Team: STANDING - Sheri Fitzgerald, Sammy Beibers, Vickie Anton, Richard Bartholomew, Alice Denton, Robin Wilson. SEATED - Ricky Ellis and Jim Williams. Z, ff' ' H , , . W ,QQ rmwwa , ,,f,,,,,,e W- vw-maui f1x .A ,gn V. .W ,ms 1-1 Q 4 ' W -A CN.. fl-if , 1 for ma Promising Season for Baseball ' The '74-'75 season was a disappointing one for players and coaches, with many games lost by only one or two points. Pitching and infield play were Horn Lake's strong- est points. With most of the team returning for the '76 sea- son, hopes are high for a greatly improved team and win record. An added boost to team morale and skill is the fact that all team members have played baseball together since 9th grade. -X! lst ROW - left to right: Louis Hailey, Mike Rucker, Randy Denton, Albert Sewell, Kenny Askew, Don Hylander, Terry Shaw. 2nd ROW - left to right: Bobby Logan, Tommy McClain, Willie Wrice, Junior Rawson, Mike Wilbanks, Timmy Davis, Coach Ross. 3rd ROW - left to right: ChI1S Malone, Mike Fnzgerald, Paul Withers, Tommy Davis, John Hendricks, Tommy Logan. Junior High Boys' Basketball Ninth Grade Boys: BOTTOM PICTURE: lst ROW - Greg Gray, Mgr. , Elson Chalmers, Levon Smith, Clarence Moss, Brad Brown, Todd Winters, James Morgan, Keith Wade, David Smith, Jimmy Smith, Danny Young. 2nd ROW - Robert MacDonald, Thomas Tip- ton, Darrell Rawson, Glen Nix, Randy Davis, Daniel Smith. 3rd ROW - Gene Knight, David VonBoeckman, Joe Bell, Gregory Duke, Timmy Parsons, Freddie Lamon. Eighth Grade Boysg TOP PICTURE: lst ROW - Greg Stutts, Randy Rucker, Mark Grist. 2nd ROW - David Lusk, Melvin Massey, Greg- ory Boone, Melvin Lester, Donnie Howard . 3rd ROW - Jeffery Tug- gle, Raymond Hassle, Jasper Sullivan, Timmy McClain. 4th ROW - Coach McCul1ey, Willie Jones, Chuck McClain, Jeff Freeman, James Jackson. Junior High iris, Basketball Ninth Grade Girls: TOP PICTURE: lst ROW - Coach Baird, Eliza- beth Blackburn, Katrina Dye, Shelley Jordan, Tammy Jenkins. 2nd ROW - Anita Morton, Francis Miller, Kathy Rutledge, Pam Kirkman. 3rd ROW - Michelle Ramage, Charlotte Bates, Linda Miller. Corrie Clanton. Eighth Grade Girls: BOTTOM PICTURE: lst ROW - Coach Baird, Tina Plumbley, Karen Jordan, Connie Matthews, Carolyn Ray- burn, Joni lnglehart, Ann Hill, Pam Morton. 2nd ROW - Sharon Bullard, Sandra Little, Parn Jenkins, Toni Delugach, Connie King. 3rd ROW - Nina Cates, Mary Nelle Buford, Betty Jean. Monica Wilkins, Penny Adams. Jr. High Football, 9th Grade: TOP PICTURE: Bobby Tittle, Randy Davis, Keith Wade, Benny Baggett, Clarence Moss, Todd Winters, Glenn Bulter. Chester Read, Daniel Smith, Timmy Little, Pat Patrick, Manager. 2nd ROW - Joe Bell, Freddie Lamon, Charles Young, Danny Young, Guy Wilbanks, Glenn Nix, Calrence House, Brad Brown, Ricky Moore, David Smith, manager. 3rd ROW - Jimmy Shelley, Greg Gray, Jimmy Smith, Freddie Young, Robert MacDonald, Randy Ward, Donald Merriweather, David VonB- oeckman, Levon Smith, Lee Andrew Burkley, Coach Ross. 8th Grade Football: l to r: Donny Howard, Randy Rucker, Melvin Massey, Alvin Tate, Greg Boone, Billy Flynn, Jim Caldwell, Wil- lie Jones, Melvin Lester, Jasper Sullivan, Timmy McClain. 2nd ROW - Jeff Freeman, Alvin Oliver, Raymond Hassell, Jeff Tuggle, Bud Hensley, Mark Grist, Robert Smith, James Walker, Elvis Allen, Billy Langford, Steve Roby, Manager, Edward Garrett. 3rd ROW - Ricky Hopkins, Philip Gibson, Kenneth Glover, George Weaver, Frank Miller, Steve Brown, Gary Meggs, Al Dunaway, Buddy Kenny, Joe Williams, Greg Stutts, Manager. 4th ROW - Jerry Moon. Mike Nayler, Chuck McClain, James Jackson, John Whitley, Jimmy Bell, Vince Beard, Ray Roberts, Winford Moore, Coach McCulley. ,l r. High Football Teams and Cheerleaders TOP: CLOCKWISE: 9th Grade Cheerleaders: Katrina Dye, Michelle Ramage, Tammy Jenkins, Leigh-Ann Holland. BOTTOM: Sth Grade Cheerleaders: Sandy Denton, Kim Fowler, and Karen Jordan. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1975-76C3-63 9 Fairley 0 Southaven I 35 Holly Springs 0 South Panola A 12 Hernando 6 North Panola 7 Plive Branch 0 Senatobia 0 Independence VARSITY BASEBALL, 1975f5-85 NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL 1975 7615 lj 0 14 Walls 28 6 Southaven 6 8 Holly Springs 26 14 Hernando 13 14 South Panola 12 18 Olive Branch 6 27 Note: The Eagle Defense allowed only 2 333 points per game average 27 a total of only 16 points on the season BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL 1975 76113 125 6 Coldwater 0 47 North Panola 3 Hgfngndo 2 54 Olive BI'3l'1CI'1 7 Coldwater S 63 Southaven 4 Senatobia 6 61 361121101313 14 Q Hernandg 5 64 Independence 20 Southaven 9 52 North Panola 4 Olive Branch 3 70 Holly Springs 5 1 Byhalia 6 52 South Panola 6 Southaven 7 51 SOLIIII PEIIIOI3 3 Olive Branch 11 68 Hernando 6 Southaven 12 53 SCI121I0bi21 1 Byhalia 7 31 Ashland 0 Olive Branch 2 50 North P-M1018 45 Coldwater VARSITY TRACK, 1975 , 63 Senatobia BOYS 40 Holly Springs Second Place - Horn Lake 62 Qlive Branch Invitational Tournament Q Third Place - Chickasaw Conference , Sciflisjsn Third Place - District Girls 60 South Panola Third Place - Horn Lake 62 Hernando Invitational Tournament 44 North Panola Third Place - Chickasaw Conference 53 Oxford Second Place - District 51 SOUIIIHVCU 47 Oxford GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL 1975-76 C19-71 32 North Panola 31 38 Senatobia 52 Olive Branch 29 32 Holly Springs 50 Southaven 30 49 Olive Branch 39 A Olive Branch 20 32 Hernando 31 North Panola 33 54 Southaven 41 Holly Springs 22 36 South Panola 32 South Panola 27 36 Olive Branch 46 South Panola -16 33 North Panola 32 Hernando 39 33 Hernando 46 ' Hernando 50 32 Oxford 27 Senatobia 19 54 Southaven 41 Ashland 43 30 Oxford 26 North Panola 23 18 Senatobia 18 ak ,Sm Qi? 3 S wa' 1' ws . :-Sf. is W ,,1,. iq IL. 2 ,aw I fs Q, .1 1 .3 ..X 5 R x Y. i 4 555 Am., f ff s- X' 'X an Organizations Given a chance to expand inter- ests and pleasures, individuals were able to join various H.L.S. clubs to further their skills and social devel- opment. Helping to better the indi- vidual, school, and community, clubs provided worthwhile activities for everyone. The thirteen different clubs offered students a chance to explore special interests. Challenge Staff l-las the pirit of 776 We the members of the Challenge, in Order to form a more perfect School, establish school spirit, insure peace among students, protect the teachers, promote the cause of the Student Council, and secure the Blessings of Remembrance for ourselves and our fellow students, do ordain and establish this annual for the students at Horn Lake High School. THIS PAGE, TOP: Debbie Hatcher and Ilene Patrick work hard to make a deadline. BOTTOM: A moment of men-iment in the Annual Staff period. NEXT PAGE, TOP: CHALLENGE staff: FIRST ROW - Ilene Patrick, Jackie Lester, Andy Roby, Jim Williams, Debbie Hatcher. SECOND ROW - Belinda Carver, Nancy Chrestman, Gail Billingsley, Tereas Smith, Denise Glies, Linda Spina. NOT PICTURED - Edye Patrick, Carolyn Smith. BOTTOM: Staff members back the CHALLENGE. The 200th Anniversary Of The American y Revolution 7 .4505 -PQ fi, I ,g 1? ,V jg J F X Q L. rbi gf V .ac 2 'l 5.5 - L ,wear tr' v 'fin Order to Provide at More Perfect Union Whether they were making treaties with the Indians or meeting as a Conti- nental Congress, the colonists devel- oped skill at diplomacy in face-to- face confrontations of parties with often very opposite views. In demo- cratic fashion, ideas from the masses were passed on to governing bodies for action. Similarly, the, Student Council at HLS has worked together with the stu- dent body and the administration in order to improve school problems and activities. The Student Council spon- sored a Thanksgiving Day Fair in order to raise money for needy families. They provided a suggestion day for the students and promoted devotions in the mornings. 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TOP: 1976 Student Council: TOP - left to right: Mardean Alexander, Ben Chalmers, Jewel Crawford, Vernessia Hassell, Cyreese Campbell, Grace Ann Baker, LaJuanna Bates, Barbie Hamilton. BOTTOM - Otha Hobbs, Tommy Logan, Charles Rice, Robert Tipton, John Billingsley, Louis Hailey, Richard Hadley, Sharon Hensley, Mrs. Benvenuto, fsponsorj. BOTTOM: Student Council Officers discuss a project. Left to right - Jewel Crawford, Csecretaryj, Barbie Hamilton ftreasurerb, Ben Chalmers, Cvice pres.b, Otha Hobbs, fpres.J. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Grace Ann Baker and Otha Hobbs count money and canned goods collected at the Turkey Fair. MIDDLE: Student Council members discuss which movie they would like to order. BOTTOM: Jewel Crawford pins a ribbon on the collar of honor student Joyce Johnson. ,IJ XX N. V CHARACIER To Insure 'Seholastiff Tranquility Many of the colonial leaders had qualities of great leadership, outstand- ing character and the ability to make important achievements. One such person was Thomas Jefferson, an intel- lectual leader of the colonies, whose achievements included the authorship of the Declaration of Independence. Today the Beta Club of H.L.S. is very active in promoting the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among high school students of Amer- ica. The Horn Lake Beta Club raised over S300 for the Hemophilia Drive and sponsored a float which they designed and built in the Christmas Parade. They worked the concession stand at basketball games to raise money for the State Beta Convention in February. Their plans include the for- mation of a Junior High Beta Club. THIS PAGE, TOP: Beta Club Officers. MIDDLE: Beta Club members portray The Night Before Christmas on their Christmas Parade Float. BOTTOM: Tommy Barnett presides over Beta Club induction. FAR PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT: Karla Dye and Cheryl Scallions serve punch to old and new members after the induction cere- mony. BOTTOM RIGHT: Carolyn Smith is wel- comed into Beta membership by Alice Howlett. I 'rlmxl ts .rrl'rrlc-1A 79 'TkmrYe- HearYeV7 The first newspapers were very important in colonial days. They pro- vided the only source of news of any kind in the colonial days. The first successful newspaper in the colonies was the BOSTON NEWSLETTER of 1704. Today our EAGLE TALK new- sapper has been very successful on the Horn Lake campus. With the '75-'76 EAGLE TALK staff working together, they changed the image of the school paper. Being smaller and less expen- sive, the newspaper was completely produced and printed on the Horn Lake campus, with the help of Mrs. Sara Shaw. THIS PAGE, TOP: Editor Leslie Wilhite and advisor Miss Donna Stanfill tally the results of a successful newspaper sale. THIS PAGE, BOT- TOM: Karen Stutts works on the composer. NEXT PAGE, TOP: lst ROW - left to right: Romana Webb, Diana Beibers, Mardean Alexander. 2nd ROW - left to right: Sharon Bryant, Toni Chal- mers, Forresteen Jones, Carolyn Mitchusson, James Lusk, Joyce Haliburton, Sharon Hensley, Karen Stutts. NEXT PAGE, BOTTOM: Page edi- tors plan the next EAGLE TALK issue - lim Wil- liams, Feature: Margo Calvi, Sports: Gail Bill- ingsley, News: Nancy Renfro. News: Andy Toby, Jr. High. -M, H- Nmgcrrcur GAZET: X 5:39,--.T ,-.-, Zf Q I cf R' --5 F gk if 'KVA X 41 qv X rs, 'shi L 1- Aix wily. 5 Qgffgek, E vpltj' V l L.: fr, flf 1 l'f'l!,f Q 4 Q Je- Q- ' , 4 f ,. f- 'Q gi. fr ' X , 'ft ---- if -- T - sf- ff, J f fiuswe lui ,M 'his N We W 1 l Q fx -as My ,- ' f 4. ,, rf , ' xg, afwfeaamwifl ' -, Y. ..--fj-' if QA 86 , uw .I ff 1 l 4 l 81 E 2 Q N as 'iki -H-,W Qt. , fy Q. , Vw, g p, i .f 'l ,gf V 4-if ff' L -- ...ei ' N ,. ,.,-ff. 4 ,-W 5, .,., . l The Hand That Rocks the Cradle ls the Hand That Rules the Wcvrldi' Every colonial girl, from the time she could walk, was trained in the skills of housekeeping. The labor of the colonial housewife was backbreak- ing dnldgery. In a frontier settlement, housekeeping was only a part of her duties. She helped clear land and plant crops. Even if she lived in a vil- lage of snug, comfortable houses, her daily tasks filled every hour from sun- rise to sunset. Today our Future Homemakers of America are trying to help individuals improve personal, family and commu- nity living. Horn Lake's FHA is trying to make life less complicated than that of colonial days. With the help of 32 members, the FHA plans a Teacher Appreciation Day and a Spring Ban- quet. They also gave food and clothing to needy families in the Horn Lake Area. TOP PICTURE, THIS PAGE: Margaret Pettit. President, Patti Jones, Vice-Pres. , Linda Spina, Secretary, Tina Johnson, Treasurer. BOTTOM PICTURE, THIS PAGE: FHA Beau - Craig Irving. LEFT PAGE, TOP PICTURE: FHA Beauty - Marie Jones. LEFT PAGE, BOTTOM PICTURE: Left to right - lst ROW: Lisa Collins, Sandy Stocks, Kelly Jackson, Roxarme Brown, Toni Dlugach. Nina Cates, Pattie Jones, Connie King, Penny Adams, Lee Ford. 2nd ROW - Linda Spina, Mar- garet Pettit, Sandra Rainey, Annie Arnold, Jan- ice Hicks, Marie Jones, Geneva Davis, Foresteen Jones, Sidney Allen. 3rd ROW - Tina Johnson, Nancy Burlon, Cathy McElravey, Jackie Nix, Teresa Bowls, Derena Moore , Paula Partain, Dorothy Ward, Nancy Clements. 4th ROW - Mrs. Broadway, Judy Hopkins, Vicky Hall, Lisa Mon- tegomery, Beth Lane, Elsie Lipford. I - at I l .sfllf ,D sl ylds 't f A- Tia lst., If f 59 5, ..., . .J L . 7 -lliipii .kfvsfwr j 5:5552 ' s'-Lfil, , ' 'Fi I . f t tif f 1 4 li ' yn -B 1 il, -X H ill 'X fi ll'-It I x I XA , AX tw: it ' ff -' R ' 'Ne I ,495 I9 i Cumpleanos Feliz, orteamerioanos! fHappy Birthday, America One master mariner of the fifteenth century thought that he could find a western passage to the Indies and the Orient. He failed to find this passage, but he made even greater history by discovering America. Sailing for Spain , Christopher Columbus estab- lished an early foothold for the Spanish exploration of the southern and western United States. Horn Lake's Spanish Club provides an opportunity for students to learn the fun customs of the Spaniards. The 34 members of the Spanish Club plan a fund-raising project and an awards banquet honoring members who have shown academic excellence or leader- ship. Each spring, five representatives from the Spanish Club enter the National Spanish Contest sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portugese. THIS PAGE, TOP: CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Elsie Lipford, Vice Presidentg Miss Nelda Finn, Sponsor: Evelyn Ford, President: and Toni Chal- mers, Sec. and Treas. THIS PAGE, BOTTOM: Spanish Club members get first-hand knowledge of Spanish customs from Chilo Rodriguez of Nica- ragua. NEXT PAGE, TOP: lst ROW - left to right: Vera Jones, Ordell Smith, Mary Qualls, Belzonia Smith. 2nd ROW - left to right: Jerry Whitley, Charles Johnson, James Presely, Sandra Hutchens, Shultzey Harrison, Jenny King. 3rd ROW - left to right: Albert Brooks, Stanley Garri- son, Elton Jones, Ben Chalmers, John Jones. Eugene McKinney. NEXT PAGE, BOTTOM: lst ROW - left to right: Toni Chalmers, Ieaneva Davis, Gloriasteen Pruitt, Elsie Lipford, Linda Raybom, Annette Oliver, Marie Jones, Evelyn Ford. 2nd ROW - left to right: Delois Robinson, Robert Givens, Anita Bryant, Lee Autry Ford, Mardean Alexander, A. I. Rayborn. f ,O . ff, . NN f 5' ,' U' t. f w . ' QA f 1 .1 ,.-. ,, X 5 ,Ns . - .h M E., ' C ' 1 -vs f 'T is-gpg! X, 84 T rn. -mn -nt. ..,,.,,......, 5 . 1 85 1 1 I 86 ., O W'W N'r'aw-nvsmw Q x'e-- -,,,,, 2 mai I A T es... AN M... ' , 'fl-W , ul HZ is Zj,,ag,,,X - V , ,,, h rp W.: ,,, , , W ,,, .4 Don,t ell America hort. Wall Street was the heart of the busi- ness and financial district of America even durin the colonial times. It took its name from a mud wall that was con- structed by an early Dutch governor of New York to keep the Indians out and the cows in . Today's Distributive Education Clubs of America teach students about business practices in the field of distribution. Led by Miss Briscoe and Mrs. Rodman, the Horn Lake DECA members worked part time in the concession stand at break and lunch. They competed in dis- trict competition in February and state competition in April. THIS PAGE, TOP: Members of the DECA Club serve the teachers at a Christmas Luncheon. THIS PAGE, BOTTOM: Edith Durett and Shultzey Harri- son present a program to Southaven Iaycettes. NEXT PAGE, TOP: Miss Briscoe talks with the offi- cers of the DECA Club. Left to right: Shultzey Har- rison. Vice President, Karen Stutts. President, Vickie Shaw, Reporter, Miss Briscoe, Sponsor, Denise Stanford, Secretary, Lesa Estep, Treasurer. NEXT PAGE, BOTTOM: FIRST ROW - Lesa Estep, Denise Stanford, Karen Stutts, Shultzey Harrison, Pam Null. SECOND ROW - Sidney Allen, Laretha Smith, Anita Bryant, Sandy Rainey, Periann Free- man, Edith Durrett, Margo Calvi, John Hendricks, Allan Harris, Miss Briscoe. THIRD ROW - Ray James, Vickie Shaw. I 1 ' . 1 3 I k , 5 3 if 5' ,, 'Wi ld tr' V I --- I 2 Q nr , fs- 't ' ' 'rg Q r Q a it .4 ' E E V 4 I W 1 .1 f, .rain is ,. ,Y , 1 Ri KLKQXL- - Ax .i w K il, 1 I X' If Ev f fl. 3-up , 'Pet 'I 46 f Sw. . ' E1-'3 5 i T1 2 1 , , x I' I f 'I A - A' Q ... 1 I I .P will -v . in , H.. Q, , ,, M qrgjf ,I . ,Q -1 Nj -W vfft.-tw. '-is --ef-,qifvf . 1 A-.v 4, rw, 1: Jil ,f t 'W-grv.u ,.dw ,5 Q-7541, 5212-flpf i !j'E.f 11Qf6a f f . watt state t 7 7 ' The Business of America is Businessw The colonial military used only male secretaries and aides to keep up with the business of running an army - but colonial women were often salaried employees where workers were in short supply. Today business relies on the efforts of both sexes, and opportunities abound for men and women in the busi- ness world . The Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica develops competent aggressive busi- ness leadership and interest in business occupations among young men and women Horn Lake FBLA, sponsored by Mrs. Sara Shaw, works in the concession stand during break and lunch. Members will attend the state convention in Oidord at Ole Miss in February. FBLA: BACK ROW - l to r: Denise Stanford, Burt Wren, Ray James, Tommy Logan, Bill Moore, Sandra Wilson. SECOND ROW - l to r: Mark Broad- way. Cathy White, Karen Stutts, Mary Stanford, Elsie Lipford, Teresa Smih, Nancy Chrestman, Mike Ramage, Belinda Carver, Christine Tyler, Carolyn Smith, Mrs. Shaw. FIRST ROW - 1 to r: Terri Snyder, Danita Appleton, Linda Stephens, Randy Denton, Donna Tarrance, Vickie Shaw, Jackie Lester, Cheryl Mansfield. ag. 'Y N v -is.- Nw AW wx- Q- I S K, .... V If tk.. ig ..,.,.., ,W 88 1 W 1 90 Of Thee I ingw From the very beginning music gave pleasure to the colonists, even though it came only from jew's harps or the folk songs they remembered from the Old World. All young ladies and most young gentlemen were expected to learn to play an instrument or sing with skill. George Washington played a flute and Thomas Jefferson a violon- cello. Singing and music societies grew to be the favorite form of enter- tainment. Horn Lake's large high school chorus provides entertainment for programs and enjoys just singing together. From the large chorus comes many talented ensembles such as quartets, soloists, and the glee club. The chorus plans to participate in the District Festival. The Junior High Chorus hopes to be the nucleus for a good high school pro- gram in the future. They hope to learn more about music and to grow musi- cally during their high school years. TOP PICTURE, THIS PAGE: '75-'76 Junior High Chorus. BOTTOM PICTURE, THIS PAGE: High School gives their first performance for the school. LEFT PAGE, TOP PICTURE: '75-'76 High School Chorus. TOP LEFT PICTURE: Members of the High School present the Christmas program for 1975. BOTTOM LEFT PICTURE: Junior High Chorus performs at the Christmas program. LEFT PAGE, RIGHT PICTURE: Mike Ramage sings Santa, the Happy Wanderer. HERE -I1 pl xlgwu-yhnwuWagyu.,-3:9-e:,7Ql9-Q17,14-914 pun, u in I 1' gilaig FL dl v Q 7 V ii rrzfl 11 qi. 1 1115555 numb, fag te Hy,tha-c'nwlwo ny ' E' E nf f munm f u ' 1' pf H al ' x I N I I H W .M X I I U ' 4' ' 5 1 . 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It was once a common practice for employers to advertise for workmen who play a band instrument. From the beginning, the development of bands have improved . This year we take great pride in the Horn Lake High School Marching Band. The band provides an outlet for musically talented young people: musical enjoyment for the student body, parents, and community. Mem- bers of the band are involved in solo- ensemble competition, District and State Band Clinics, State Band Festival and many local activities including parades, shows and concerts. The Junior High Band provides an outlet for talented junior high stu- dents. They hope to be the great Horn Lake High School Marching Band of tomorrow. THIS PAGE, TOP: The Junior High Band plays a medley of Christmas songs. BOTTOM: A Revolu- tionary War quartet plays a patriotic rendition of Yankee Doodle. NEXT PAGE, TOP: The Sen- ior High Band. BOTTOM LEFT: The Junior High Band. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Van McClain directs the band in a practice session. Y'-TC3JSd '6Cfi., .Tv ff' E! nfl' 4p,? tx :lx ii ' lim 1. ' fi s 92 Drug Council The Drug Council, consisting of six- teen members, had a very good year. Their activities included special train- ing on drug abuse, teaching younger students, judging the Drug Poster Contest, and providing literature on drugs. Their future plans include citi- zenship awards to active members of the club. The Drug Council hopes to continue its drug counseling in order to help more young people. TOP PICTURE: left to right - ROW ONE: Ramona Webb, Terri Snyder, Carolyn Mitchusson, Mr. Lane. ROW TWO - Mary Wilkerson, Elsie Lip- ford, Dorothy Ward. ROW THREE - Connie Mul- len, Deloris Robinson, Tommie Wilson, Mark Sexton. ROW FOUR - Alvie Maness, Lisa Black- burn, Renee Borden, Linda White, George Anton, Robert Williams. BOTTOM PICTURE: left to right: Connie Mullen, President, Periann Freeman, Vice-President: Alvie Maness, Secre- tary. 94 1 ha., wk. 6, -, 1 Chess lub The newly organized chess club had its beginning this year. Sponsored by Miss Von Hofe, the Chess Club consists of fifteen to twenty members. Their purpose in forming is to learn how to play chess and to meet together for organized chess matches. They hope to continue the development of the Chess Club in the future years. THIS PAGE, TOP: Terri Carter and Richard Barthlomew use their knowledge of chess moves to win the game. THIS PAGE, BOTTOM: left to right - lst ROW: Jim Williams, Richard Barthlo- mew, John Hendricks, Andy Roby. 2nd ROW - left to right: Jessie Alford, Steve Roby, Jerry Garrett, Gordan Denver, Sam Morgan. Chuck Hughes, Tommy Barnett. 3rd ROW - left to right: Becky Pharr, Richard Neely, Jimmy Smith, Terri Carter, Tom Wilson, Miss VonHofe. 95 Personalities K. The American Revolution pro- future grear Americans who will duced some of our most famous become famous in America's NEXT Americans. And who knows? Here two hundred years. at Horn Lake we may have some Mr. Horn Lake Bobby Logan Q42 L 333 139514, Miss Horn Lake Kathy Epps 00 ,gf f4 'PWfo4.. I ef' ,f ,ran-4l'7 f V nf? ' U 1 , .W.,,.,,,.,o .,,, , , f' ,Yi ttor i .1 oi Senior Favorites Junior Favorites 1. Charles Rutledge 3. Cathy 1. Ben Chalmers 3. Joe Crawford Hamilton 2. Danita Appleton 4. CNot Picturedb 2. Richard 4. Carolyn Jewell Crawford McDonald Bullard an r ., .Q - ' ..,- ' X- Sophomore Favorites Freshman Favorites 1. Dianne Crawford 3. Chuck Smith 1. Shelley Jordan 3. Glen Butler 2. James Anthony 4. Janice Rice 2. Warlece Plunkett 4. Joe Bell f Erghth Grade Favorrtes Jasper Sullivan Elaine Barkley Chuck McClain Nancy Tettleron Seventh Grade I. C. Bates I ackie Braxton Dede Alvarez Gary Billings Favorites Who S Who M0 I 'xlhlillf Bm Mllxf Fltggc rald Lajuana Bates Mo t T411 ntvd Girl G6-141411114 Boone 7 1. s A - 'r M' 2. Most Athletic: Girl 3. S - X . ' 15 ww egg + xFxQ'iAg is ',X3h 3? 'lhsi-Qmw., -9-on Who S Who 4 Mo tTalented Bow Mllxe Ramage Moqt Courteous Glrl Jox Ce Johnson Vlo t Coulteous Boy LHIIN Allen x fl., 7 'B o K . S ' - '. ,. . - Q. ., - 6. 1 S ' - X, - m ' xo Q M E2 .vi K - ' ' , - ' f . ' 1 .'f'.'w 7- fir - I 1 , - x A o . ' V ' -A ' Q .iQ-HQ fo . V- L. -f. L - , 6.32--L , A N gfomqvxg , 5 , . , -V ' Who S Who Best Dressed Boy Willie Morgan Best Dressed Girl Verneesia Hassell 3. Most School Spirited Girl - Karla Dye Hmfmf' wh! Who s Who Mo I School Splrlied Box Bull Moore 'Vlo llnlc llfctual Cul Low Tlplflll 'Vlo l Inu llutual Box Tommx Barmlt 19 6 Senior Hall of Fame Those sludvnls rvprvsvnl tht- higlu-sl ideals of 4'xm'vllt'l11'1' in ZlI'2ldPIllil'S.. svr'x'i4'v. vompc-lilion. and citizenship ul Horn Luke. Mzirdvun Alt'XLllld1'I' Mardean has been a member of the French Club, FHA. Student Council, EAGLE TALK Staff. Spanish Club, and Beta Club. She was a Junior Maid in the 1974- 75 Homecoming Court and a contestant in the 1976 Beauty Revue. She has been named to Who's Who Among American High School Students. Crum' Ann Baker Grace Ann is a twelve year student at Horn Lake. She has played basketball for five years, and was chosen Junior Class Favorite. She is a member of FBLA, Student Council, and was a contestant in the '76 Beauty Revue. ,ia . Q8 Tommy Barnett Tommy is president of the Beta Club, a member of the Chess Club, and a former member of the Drama Club. His academic awards include the Sci- ence award, an N.E.D.T. award. a first place in V.l.C.A. in Industrial Electricity, and 12th grade Star Stu- dent. Kathy Epps Kathy has been active in cheerleading for three years. She received the French I and Typing I awards and is a member of the Chorus and Beta Club. She was chosen Freshman Favorite, Sophomore Home- coming Maid, Most Talented. Homecom- ing Queen, and Miss Horn Lake High School. Janice Hicks Janice is an honor roll student who has been active in F.H.A. She is past treasurer of the Spanish Club and a former Freshman Homecoming Maid. Her nominations include thosefor Best Dressed, Miss Horn Lake, and the Beauty Revue . Ljlhll Hobbs Otha has been active in Student Coun- cil, serving as vice-president his jun- ior year and president his senior year. He was chosen Junior Favorite and was a finalist in the Jr. Mr. Pageant. He is president of the Senior Class and has received the Outstanding Student Award. Alive Howlvll Alice has been a band member since 6th grade. She has served as band president in her junior and senior years, and has been named to the All-County Band for both those years. She is a member of the Beta Club and serves as its reporter. She has also participated in the Horn Lake Cre- ative Writing program. Bolmlvy Logxztn Bobby is an active sports enthusiast. participating in two years of baseball and three years of football at Horn Lake. He is a member of V.I.C.A. and is vice-president of the Vo-Tech Student Council. He was chosen Most Courteous in 1975 and Mr. Horn Lake High School in 1976. xg. 4 4s,g..z...,41., Vx . Z 'lf if f win Mm .ww Z. Williv Mason Willie has excelled in basketball and in academics at Horn Lake. He has been an Honor Roll student since 9th grade and won the Junior English award. He played jr. high basketball, and varsity basketball his junior and senior years, receiving an Al1-Confer- ence award as a senior. b Pam Morlon Pam has been one of Horn Lake's most dedicated athletes. She has played bas- ketball for five years and has been named Best Foul Shooter'and to the A1l-Confer- ence and All-Senatobia Tournament teams. She has also run track for two years and was a cheerleader in ninth grade. She is an honor student and was awarded the Algebra award. 5 RIF' 4 A 1,2 5 ,, ,,.. . K , iiivvgiqra-M ,-'army 1 ' Lt-slit: Wilhiltv H Leslie has been involved with the newspaper since her freshman year, serving as reporter, front page editor, and as general editor this year. She is vice-president of V.I.C.A. and won second place in district competition for Mechanicalbrafting last year. She has been a member ofy the Student Council and Beta Club and has been named to Who's'Who in American High Schools. F' Miss Challenge 1976 Denise Wynn, Miss Challenge, CENTER. COURT FROM LEFT: Danita Appleton, 4th Alternate: Joyce Johnson, 2nd Alternateg Christina McDonald , lst Alternateg and Tammy Cox, 3rd Alternate. 1975-76 HOMECOMING COURT Sophomore Maid Sharon Hensley, escorted by Tony Boyd, Sophomore Maid Linda Little , escorted by Danny Appleton, Senior Maid Gwen Holmes, escorted by Buddy Baker: Queen Kathy Epps, escorted by Richard Johnson Senior Maid Cathy Hamilton, escorted by Bubba Holden, Junior Maid Jewel Crawford, escorted by Willie Morgang Junior Maid Danita Appleton, escorted by Craig Irving. 5 MM S. ,5 3.7, - -wf-L-.f,-iw Hz fe,a,,,,,,L.,w 5., ,U K N M f K - VZWV wi. vw M315 w?'fe2gf22Q?Xm f -- . ,,.., f K Vs !-1 . H21 2- V - mm ms?ia5zf:se244S1.2fz.J ' vfwezggsfgzgsfw: ...,...,.... ' ' viifwz ,A 7-M w1.fW:f,. , .,.Lq,ALL,,A. , ,. we- gl-wx., I -f nm, slam gg,s5gg,,. Q Q f f . f 1 ,- , .wk . mssfifsxivs - M ' 'f-Iflssifesziasgwyfksfwe fesvifsggilm-W M. , f -ff- . , K sim .. K wggggggg- fu, 1,4 vw N1-P :-f'1J'f? , A.., M 523-wzass-.zxx,sxx, wr: f ili?iJ?iL: Iii? ' sszz:?M::', .1, -iLgS?ElEf7'- ', iz, , , f ??x22af5f2f3?2g5 me -f.,, 5 Tw is Q Q P QQ ,UQ ,Vx 1 aw mm in 6.1 1 1 mms , if N 2 any Q, X X as sf mf We S ik 2 mf? be ,4 Q 4-3 School Masters and School Marms You Know Youare a Teacher When . . . . . you spend your money on a fan and ou let it blow on the Y students. Mrs. Benvenuto . . . you have to get up at day break to get here on time. Mrs. Broadway . . . saying shut-up becomes as habitual as breathing. Miss Darby . . . everybody asks the same question fifty times. Mrs. Edmonds . . . you have football duty, basketball duty, lunch duty and break duty - just plain duty. Miss Finn . . . you get a skin rash from the chalk dust. Ms. Jones . . . you have 135 students in study hall and only 100 desks. Coach Ross . . . you sit on a tack. Miss Stanfill . . . you are covered with mimeograph ink from head to toe. Miss Strait sometimes we get all wrapped up in our work. no l ,ff . . .fy6luh of homewor gra - ppen 7 lf There Were Never Any Problems . . I Wouldn't Have a J ob . If we compared Horn Lake to an ocean liner, the students would represent the passengers, the staff the crew, and the administration would certainly be the officers. Their job is to keep our school on a steady course, working out problems with students, parents, and teachers. Making the large and small decisions that will affect our school life is the responsibil- ity which occupies much of their time. Mr. Caldwell, Area Principal, states his views about Horn Lake's growth. Horn Lake is in a developing stage. We hope to expand more areas in curriculum and extra-curricular activities, and we have the nucleus right now to do this. I have great expectations in all the curricular fields. Mr. Caldwell enjoys the rewards of working with people on a professional level and set- ting up programs that will help students in the future. Mr. Upchurch talks about Horn Lake students: I wish we could have more school spirit from the entire student body. One of the best qualities of Horn Lake stu- dents is the willingness of the majority to cooperate. In gen- eral, they are good students. I would stack them up against stu- dents of any other school. One regret of Mr. Upchurch is that most of his time with students is spent with troubled or problem students. He misses the associa- tion with high-achievers that he had as a classroom teacher. Mr. Johnston also emphasizes the need for a higher quality of school spirit at Horn Lake, but he feels that Most students are the greatest, and 99070 of them can be reached if the effort is put forth. The role of the teacher or administrator is a demanding one, especially in the field of student-faculty relations. Mr. Johnston observes: l found that I had a love for every student I came in contact with. When stu- dents would come to me looking for advice, comfort, or just a friend to talk with, I found that there's more to teaching than just reading, writing, and arithme- t1c. 'I sascna I 7 V ' E'- v M TOP LEFT - Mr. Jimmy Johnston keeps everyone up to date with announcements during homeroom. TOP MIDDLE - Mr. Paul Upchurch listens to a student's views about a problem. TOP RIGHT - Mr. John O . Caldwell visits the Horn Lake campus during the rounds of checking each school in the area. BOTTOM LEFT - Mr. Johnston is a familiar face on campus during lunch and mid-morning break. BOTTOM RIGHT - Mr. Upchurch makes one of many daily hikes from his office to the high school office. X 119 ,sg MISS NORA GRAY I have learned how to work with other people and learn from them . '7th History MRS . CHRISTINE TUCKER' I think HLS students are warm-hearted people. Distributive Occupations MRS . BARBARA CRIPPEN True happiness comes from something to do , something to love. and something to hope for, and I've been fortunate enough to have all three . English III and IV MRS. BOBBIE CRIDER English, History A'Zf'??f'6f MRS . MARGIE GARRETT Teaching has taught me how old I'm getting. English I MRS. BETTINA CALDWELL Teaching has taught me to be patient and to consider the potential of a student before making a judgement. Home Economics Faculty MRS. BILLIE SUE JONES I have learned not to judge too quickly and to be more patient with others. 7th Math MISS DONNA STANFILL Teaching has taught me that discipline is a part of kindness and concern. English III EKQYQQG. E ' A .ft in X ' w Y H -F yubc 4-ALAcnv JQQX' Utah Q l , KA-6 . 1 ' F Lfdx' kj ff Aj . g gg' 'c .ALJ ' r I . , My LL QI-+1 ru gp ,MQ youu J3 , 1 M -W-M fi M. I .. t 3. of 'Qzfvw-ff? t 'T' L Q . A ,. -dggi can Q Q If F Cfhvu A A .NAI fic? Agp C 1 ,iLJ,0,V,sx!L-g .14-ffv 1 ' I Miss LYNN KRAG Qjv, N E+ ' QMLQS ROSEZENA BOONE I am unhappy when mcg but-4 Z, 9 pw C-U00 7 L'T'Teaching has taught me students are bored and jf V3 1 All 00,5 ' hat kids will grow up and uninterested. QA, ' uf' -6,114 L' settle down. Contemporary MRS. AN BENVENUTO General Science, Problems ...1-he majority of the Biology students need no BILLIE IOYCE POOLE improvement. The only MRS. MARY ANN ARNOLD It makes me happy when I Change I would make would In all thy ways see students that had the be to change the 10070 that acknowledge Him and He same traits that I remember are apathetic and make shall direct thy paths. students having when I was them like the other 90070. .. Proverbs 3:6 in school. Algebra I and II H American History , H63 hh Economics MRS. SHIRLEY RODMAN The students' best quality is their friendliness. Bookkeeping I Geometry MISS DONNA BRISCOE We seldom improve when we have only ourselves to copy. Sales and Marketing MR. GEORGE HEAD Driving Education gk . lil -,-'jf' X i . K .X X . MISS GAYLE SENTER Teaching has taught me to not be afraid to stand up for what is right. Occupational Orientation MR. WILMER BUCHANAN Work hard to be a success. ESSA Math .r:'1f' MRS. SHERRY EDMONDS I believe HLS students are typical teenagers. 'Ith English MRS. SARA SHAW I am happy when students are interested and cooperative in the classroom . VOT, IBT, Shorthand MR. VAN McCLAIN Band Director MRS . BARB MCCLAIN Teaching has taught me appreciate little things: a smile , and a kind word. Special Education IO COACH ROE ROSS Football, Mississippi History and Government MRS . SANDRA HODGE The st udents' best quality is their ability to work together m for a co mon goal. 8th Math 4 122 W ,, ,, -, I 45 V, ,-. ,' P' f i ,X t f aa: :ia gulf' . for NM mn' WM COACH THOMAS MALONE American History, Football MR. GARTHA WALLACE Teaching has taught me to love everybody. American Govemment and Economics Faculty , ming mr ,A 'v ' . - A nfl, I, A., I .,..1Q f 'r,f'ix-2',- , ' ' A-:FQ safari ' ' m ' I ,.. I , mf. , . ,V L,A? V M V y mm A . ff ' . f if 3 ,ssl-. D ,. , w Aaxqy-2 4 . -. . p f ' . 1, M , -.. . eg .A f MISS IMOGENE VON HOPE General Math , Biology and Chemisuy MRS. MARY BROADWAY If you can't say anything nice. don't say anything at a11'. Home Economics MR. TALMADGE LANE My best advice came from two road signs - 'Tum Right' f'-- and 'Go Straight' ! MRS. JEANETTE BURT The best advice I have had is to be myself. Music MRS. IEANNE REED Do what you feel is the right thing to do. ' 7th Biology MRS. MADOLYN WARD Teaching has taught me that one has to 'Learn to labor and to wait' . English II MRS. BEVERLY CASEY MISS BECKY STRAIT The best advice I've ever had is to be yourself and to listen to your friends. World History MISS ELIZABETH LAMMEY Teaching is a challenge. ' Librarian MRS . PHYNILLIA BROWN I have learned to prepare for the worst and pray for the best. English II, Speech MRS . EVALET HUGHES I have learned not to be surprised at what a student might say . Bookkeeping and Typing I and II Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Biology I and II ' ,Wif. Q Q, QE' t lfmiz. 5,2 I4 Q I J ciao Q' qt ' ' I -' :S-'QI' , I ,,.,, ' ..'-l Q I ,.,. KH are W E Faculty MRS. SYLVIA MAGERS 'To thine own self be true, then you can't be false to any man' . MRS. MAMIE BRANCH What makes me happy is knowing I can help someone who needs help. Music s MRS. IAIT DONALD '7th English, English I and II MRS. VERLIE HARRIS I believe students at HLS have a great regard for one another. ESAA English V,.. r 1? K 'f 1 - , -t ,. 'i, in ' 4 3 2 5 , 4 55 .4 5 rr rr 5 y r s. pf Xff QEA - I ' L ,Q ,Af - MR. BILL MCCULLY Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness and all things shall be added unto you. 8th Science , Ir. Hi Football, Jr. Hi and Varsity Boys Track MRS. JOSEPHINE HARPER Typing I and II MISS NELDA FINN Don't waste your life worrying. Do the best you can and be proud of it. Spanish I and II MISS RITA DARBY 8th and 9th Math, Physics V158 sk! all Q -vs... i s Rt 'UA if 3 f I-efv , 3. I i . ..,r, W ' g I 1' t r . , 11 . A 'N-.... , R' . aii 5.:'-:riff U. 1--1 'L zfffii -ff ii? ' , as is eff COACH GAYLON BAIRD Mississippi History and Government, Basketball Talents of eoretaries and Counselors lnolude Listening Abilities Every day the behind-the- scenes work of the office staff and counselors affect each of us, from administration to faculty to students. As Area Secretary, Mrs. Thomas must coordinate all the business of the schools in the Horn Lake area. To keep records and reports for several schools is no simple task, but Mrs. Thomas' efficiency and interest in her job combine with her gra- ciousness to make her loved and respected by all who know her. Mrs. Mooneyham and Mrs. Rasco prove daily that it takes hard work to keep the business end of our school flowing smoothly. Typing absentee lists, activity schedules, and letters, filling out reports, sending out SOS calls to substitute teachers, filling out reports, tracking down students, ordering supplies, fill- ing out reports - these are just a few of their daily duties. Keep- ing to a minimum the wave of people and problems that crowd the office each day is their spe- cialty - and smiles are their trademark. Patience in abundance, a host of helpful suggestions, and a tal- ent for organization are charac- teristics that a counselor must have. Mrs. Hyde spends much of her day working with seniors and juniors, checking credits and helping them to finalize plans for college or career. In her opin- ions, participation of Horn Lake students in the counseling process is A One Plus. My most dif- ficult problem is trying to con- vince a student who wants to drop out why he should stay in school, Mrs. Hyde reports. One of the most rewarding aspects of my work is to see a student who has had difficult problems in school make a suc- cess . Mr. Grayson would like to see more group conferences and more activities for junior high stu- dents. His counseling technique includes careful and active lis- tening to whatever problem a student wants to share. I listen and try to help the student face facts, says Mr. Grayson. I must be helping - because they keep coming back. ...I TOP LEFT - Mary Gayle Rasco counts typing as one of her most often used talents. TOP MIDDLE - Mrs. Louise Thomas makes frequent t.rips from her office to the Horn Lake campus - always exhibiting her sense of humor in her smile. TOP RIGHT - Junior High Counselor Henry Grayson checks one of the records on file in his office. BOTTOM LEFT - Mrs. Virginia Mooneyham finds attendance reports an important responsibility - and often a headache! BOTTOM RIGHT - Mrs. Jennie Lee Hyde checks senior credits to assure no problems at graduation . 7 School Staff Keeps Us Warm, Happy, and Safe Other people at school are working to make sure that students' time spent on campus is spent in an atmosphere that is clean and healthy . The cafeteria staff works hard to provide nutritious and tasty meals for a1'l students , realizing that it's hard to study when you're hungry! Their work is calculated to keep us feeling full and satisfied with good-for-you kinds of food . Mr. Brown and his staff are constantly busy trying to keep things around campus clean and in good repair - a job which would be greatly benefited by more student clean-up effort. Teacher aides Mrs. Little and Mrs. Garnett work with students who need individual help with their studies. They realize that there is nothing more rewarding for a student than to be able to say, I can do this! That feeling of accomplishment is what they try to give each student. We may not give these helpers the recognition they deserve - but we'd be awfully cold, hungry and miserable if they weren't around. I 1 AF-9? 3--fsxsgsp .diff , ...az i r TOP LEFT - Find Mr. Brown, is the phrase heard most often when something needs repairs or mending. TOP MIDDLE - Mrs. Sue Cox and Mary Newall take a break from lunchtime preparations. TOP RIGHT - Mrs. Willie Williams and Mrs. Lucretia Tate are responsible for clean halls and classrooms. BOTTOM LEFT - Mrs. Reba Little signs in at the beginning of another hectic day. BOTTOM MIDDLE - Mrs. Melvin Garrett helps a student with his work. 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Giv::nxsf1JqQLs',fg11y'our , :K xdailv r-z 11 md fiiirgiin ns our ' 'Irefpnf c., s vie 'forgive xhcm' j gig.: ncfpfs 'ugqinftusz .lad , 111, '1110'1l1'-HIS rfur im Tcnxptmmn,buL 11.1 ' ' klelijvcrnsfrum -il, 'Amr X , 1 .11 .r 1 A ' 1 xi '1'1L11F12f5i111Fi1lr1gLQfa1 'Vumnmlw-1 .1 111 15 IN' Q 'HJ , 1 1 .xv 1 Ng! .5 ' cholars fa., IQGUOLCJY P YL wwf W, aw IKLUQ ,,Qfwv3 LJQMLPLQA CL? 1111111 a n, ai 5.55 11.1 1111? HORNBOOK or EIGHTEENTH cENmRv 131 Seniors - Class of 1976 ll' ll' ,- ,tim MARDEAN ALEXANDER SHARON ALEXANDER KIM ALLEN SIDNEY ALLEN LINDA APPLETON BUDDY BAKER DEBBIE BAKER GRACE ANN BAKER CINDY BANNISTER ROSIE BANIS LANI BURNETTE GERALDINE BOONE RALPH BRANAN LAURENCE BROWN ANITA BRYANT CAROLYN BULLARD DOROTHY BURKLEY BLOSSIE BUTLER TONI CHALMERS GORMAN CHAMPION BENITA CHALIFF PAM CLANTON BETTY ANN CLEMMONS BOBBIE COLEMAN What is a Senior? Seniors are the promise of tomorrow. Dean Finley, '76 Seniors are the mothers and fathers of all the sisters and brothers in school. ' ' Janice Hicks, '76 A Senior is me, 40 years from now, a Senior Citizen. Dee Dee Cox, '76 A Senior is on the inside looking out but soon to be on the outside looking in. Edye Patrick, '76 A Senior is any person in the United States who has gone through twelve years of school, countless beatings , and many trips to the p1:incipa1's office. He has probably worn out three or more desks and many more books. If you meet one, treat him with respect for he is a veteran of learning. Terry Rooks, '76 DONNIE GREEN PHIL HALL LOUIS HAILEY CATHY HAMILTON CRYSTAL HARDEN MELBA REED HARBER CHARLES HARRIS SHARON HARRIS JANICE HICKS OTHA HOBBS BUBBA HOLDEN GWEN HOLMES ALICE HOWLETT RICHARD JOHNSON RUFUS JOHNSON CLEO JONES ELTON JONES LLOYD JONES VERA JONES STEVE KEITH CINDY LAKATOS ALLEN LEWIS BOBBY LOGAN ALVIE MANESS CHERYL MANSFIELD WILLIE MASON ETHEL MANGUM -CHARLES MATTHEWS EARL MASSEY CHERYL MAUPIN SARAH MCCORD SUE MCCRACKEN RICHARD MCDONALD GRACIE MCGAUGHY QUEEN ESTER MCGAUGHY SHELBY MCKINNEY BETTY MCNEELY BILL MOORE PAM MORTON TONY MOTTA ANNETTE OLIVER ORA LEE OLIVER ANDY OWENS EDYE PATRICK JERRY PAYNE SUSIE PEGRAM BERNICE PHILLIPS DAVID POUNDERS foul Well Seniors, This is it. We have laughed together and we have cried Together. Sometimes we have even prayed together. Now we sit here, quietly, fexcept for maybe a few snifflesl calmly awaiting for the time we receive our diploma. This is the last thing we will do together . . . SEPARATE. Edye Patrick, '76 MARY QUALLS . NANCY RENFRO KARL RESPESS GAIL REYNOLDS CURTIS RICE BILL RINES THOMAS ROBINSON CHARLES RUTLEDGE BEVERLY SAPPINGTON IOHNNIE SCALLIONS RICKY SIGLER BELLZONIA SMITH DEBBIE SMITH LARETHA SMITH ORDELL SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH YVONNE SMITH AGNES SPARKS DENISE STANFORD FRANKIE SULLIVAN MARK TOWNES BRENDA TUCKER DEBBIE TUNNELL WALTER TUGGLE PAM TYLER EASTER WALLS DOROTHY WARD MILDRED WASHINGTON STEVE WATTS RAMONA WEBB CURTIS WHITE LINDA WHITE LESLIE WILHITE IEFF WINDSOR SANDRA WILSON NORMA WITHERS Q17 Q RICKY WORD yr ,XX xii fi , xv Q 4 , 4,,,, wl- ,N ...-f Z w Q... 5 1 fr fd .-2 f 'Z 1 f 5' A 2 4 . 5 Q SCHOOL DAYS 1961-62 HORN LAKE X N-M - ..,,,..,,.f..,..,,.., -,.. A KY' A W7- 1 19- ,A Mark Abel, Paul Abel, Robin Alvey, George Anton, Danita Appleton, Danny Appleton N45 ik Q Am li A 4 r l l Annie Arnold, Mike Atchley, Rosie Banis, Richard Bartholomew, Wayne Battles, David Benge 'fl J an Richard Bevans, David Biffle, Johnny Billings, , Barbara Bowser Mark Broadway Buddy Brooks, Willie Brown. Greg Burch Cyreese Campbell, Mary Carol, Terry Carter Belinda Carver, Ben Chalmers, Becky Chandler, Nancy Chrestman, Betty Clemons, Nancy Clemons Jewel Crawford Patricia Crum Jeaneva Davis, Terri Dearborn, Rick Dees, Vicki Dennis, Tammy Dennison. Randy Denton Ricky Ellis, Mike Fitzgerald, Karen Flafke, Lee Ford, Curtis Garner, Charles George Denise Giles, Robert Givens, Donald Grubbs, Carole Hailey, Ruby Harvey, Debbie Hatcher Donny Henderson, Larry Henderson I., Thurman Henderson, John Hendricks, Patti Hill, Patty Hopkins, Glen Hunter, Don Hylander What is a Junior The next best thing to a Senior. Tammy Denison, '77 A class ring, a Junior-Senior Prom, hoping next year will hurry flbn r , up, being next to the top, having the time of your lifefi Patti Hill, ,77 fs A junior is - striving, reaching, succeeding . . . an everlasting memoryf, Nancy Chrestman, 777 .1 Craig Irving, Charles Johnson, Joyce Johnson, D'Ann Jordon, Jackie Lester, Elsie Lipford l 145 James Lusk Freddie Martin Lynn Martin, Ronnie Mascroft, Carolyn Maxwell, Johnny McAfee, Tommy McClain, Sue McCracken Ricky Miller, Dennis Mills, Carolyn Mitchusen, Tommie Moore, Kathy Morgan, Shirley Morgan Terry Morgan, Willie Morgan, Joseph Nelms, Danny Pate, Ilene Patrick, Becky Pharr I' . X E V no or , ,,,, o I, f ,W igm li: r ., .J 4.. 1 ,Q 'ff' , 1 'ff' Y Donna Porter, Sandy Powell, Mike Ramage, A. I. Rayborn, Michael Rice, Willie Rice What is a J unior? Juniors of today . . . are Seniors of tomorrowfv Shelia Baroroft, '77 A Junior is a student at the prime of his life. It is a time for fun, excitement, laughter, and workf' John Hendricks, '77 A Junior is a boy named after his fatherf, Terri Dearborn, 777 Life, future, being y0urself.H Craig Irving, '77 Mary Robbins, Patti Robins, Delois Robinson, Andy Roby, Sharon Rowe, Mike Rucker Paul Sandlin, Randy Soon, Wanda Seckt, Alben Sewell, Sandra Shelley, Kenny Smallwood Stephens, Penny Stokes Karen Stutts ' V H H V is W A ' 1 W Q: Bob SmiLh, Carolyn Smith, Teresa Sminh, Linda 'V 3' ' VA ' f b' 5 Y 3 4 Cf 3 1 A P wif' 'I 'II I v 1 -' Q , I 1 Q . , ff! K' 1 I H' X I J' V I-,ad . I , F i ll' in . 5' 3 , ..ZQ2 'fa D John Sullivan Donna Tarrance Robert Teleton Lois Tipton, Robbie Turner, Christina Tyler, Mike Vance, Roy Victory, Mike Waldrip Allen Ward, Ierry Whitley, Sherry Wilbanks, Virgie Wilhite, Diane Williams, Jim Williams Carl Winters, Jeff Winters, Paul Withers Brenda Woods, Burt Wren Donna Alford, Mark Allen, Ruth Allen, Tommy Allen. James Anthony, Steve Amon 1' 2 f' 3 ily, gx my xl fs, ' ' is '21, X -A , l A Y ' - , A el Perry Austin, Randy Battles, Diana Beibers, Gail , fy X' - Y M4 m xi Billingsley, Pam Boling, Wanda Boone 'f F iiw A is 'L' N-:Nw : K 6 5 E . Z ..., W Q-A . N X A it F ,, ,, . ' ' fain x 4 I we fm 1 6 hi f ,.. x N 4 f f f , 1 my --X use A v ,Q f W X 7 5,9 4.4 f 49 ,Z nf .f u 4 , nr 1 T A 5 ,fl l 1 ' ' f 4? Q s : nf K ffv , Mr ' X J ' ff V 5 ,, . .rt ,X , n V, ,- x -1 I 1 A vw ,,,, , . , Y, 1,13 M . fy, 1,5 V. F Y 12 X 1 6 Q ,W R 4.5, , V A 1 X 'Q Q rf 3 ' fl, f ., f J., M 'fx v,Jf1 ,V I .ar Q rl .a:,, ,W , . W., .- Q 155 25 1 Y? J. ' ' Q 1 W Y in h X v Bryan Booth, Many Bouzine, Tony Boyd, L. A. Braxton, Pam Brewer, Nancy Brooks Larry Brown, Mark Brown, Lee Bell Bryant, Sharon Bryant, Nancy Burns, Margo Calvi Doug Capps, Hosea Chalmers, Danny Champion, Anita Cheatam, Andy Chisholm, Donna Clark Lucy Clark, Sandy Cooper, Tammy Cox, Debra Crawford, Dyane Crawford, Albert Crockett Teresa Darby, Alice Davis, Mary Davis, Donna Day, Teresa Deaton, David Dlugach Edith Durrett Mark Farris Teresa Flake, Gloria Ford, Lisa Fowler, Sherry Franks, Jerry Garrett, Dawn Goss Sheila Green, Lois Guin, Susan Gullett, Donald Gunnels, Patricia Hailey, David Hall Junior Hallowell, Alan Harris, Shultzie Harrison, Vanessa Hassell, Barbara I-lathcock, Sharon Hensley Greg Holland, Mary Holland. Harriet Howlett, Billy Hunter, Gary Hunter, Sandra Hutchins Mike Ivy, Belinda Jackson, Franklin Jackson, Ray James, Anna Marie Jennings , Terrell Johnson Ulyses Johnson, English Jones, Ernest Jones, Patty Jones, Joe Jordan, Chris Keith I 1 , A , ,g , Q ,Z AW- ,V Jimmy Kilpatrick Jenny King Lola King, Beth is f i bi if , 4 , .- G. T f 1 , ., lil- V Q f 1 . ' . -cf? ' ' N1 A Lane, Matue Mae Lester, Tommy Logan Q, ,, . I , X 2 Vt . Q r 4 4 st, jg Ahh' K k A ' 'L W 1 J 3' Cathy McE1navey g , , sf ,-., , Gary Loudermilk, Idella Martin, Patricia V. .A kj. ' 4, 3 Matthews, William McCord, Christie McDonald ' fb ' ,. L' . ' I' k , P ,L 'l U A ,,,', '2, 4 Eugene McKinney, Jimmy Mckirmey. Lisa Montgomery, Ernie Moody, Danny Moor, Larry Morgan Renee Morgan, Tony Morgan, Judy Napier, James Neeley, Rebecca Nichols, Susan Nix Pam Null, Paula Partain, Darla Payne, Lee Pearcy, Margaret Pettit, Jamie Pittman Tomie Plumley, Annie Pollard, Johnny Pounders, Sandra Rainey, Vivian Reynolds, Janice Rice Sandy Richardson, Cindy Rider, Nancy Rider, Cindy Riser, Le Ann Roberts, Cathy Rodgers Cathy Russell, Paula Sewell, Terry Shaw, Vickie Shaw. Larry Sheffield, Ricky Shelly Connie Simmons 2 J f hy: swf? Chuck Smith af, ' W-111 ,ww -1 :gin -:gm 1 5 ' is 'T' h ,ll r R5 A ' n 9 Qi'ie . J , f x A, i J, ,, , 122' K ' - 'Q' L,.' , j V 1 , 3 , - an . l f 3 J sf My i ' 1 . I , Barbara Smith. David Smith, Debbie Smith, Lucille Smith, Roy Smith, Joyce Smitty Terrie Snyder, Kieth Spencer, Linda Spina, Richard Spoon, Homer Sprawlings, Donna St X U W1 J' John Mary Stanford, Cherrie Simmons, Clarence Strong, Beverly Tate, Precious Tipton, Jackie Tranum .3 El if- ,' I sg 4 ' as 'A 3 . V, If ' 4' 2' Ep Qu X' 2 lf- K gs isis S4 4,5 cf ff, ,K 2 re 3 Q P Bill Tweat, Gayle Vance, Ernie Walton. Teresa Ward, Michael Washingron, James Watson mr, l ...EJ E za Judy Weaver Kathy White Larry White. William Whitley, Ralph Williams, Wayne Williams, Bobby Willis, Debra Wilson Denise Wynn, Janet Wilson, Kay Woods, Ernie Womack, Kenneth Worley, Carolyn Wrice Charles Wrice , Michelle Yeager, Tammy Young, Teresa Young Angie Alford, Sherry Allen, Tony Bachus, Benny Baggot, Patricia Baker, Amy Bartholemew I Joe Bell, Timmy Bell. Gary Billings, Elizabeth Blackburn, Deborah Brooks, Steven Bryant Judy Bullard, Lee Andrew Burkley, Nancy Burlon, Elizabeth Campbell, Elson Chalmers, Debbie Chambliss Charles Cheatam, Corrie Clanton, Pam Cook, Mike Counts, Wardell Crawford. Willie Ann Crawford Bubba Crutchfield, Angie Curry, Mitzi Curtis, Randy Davis, Dorothy Dukes, Tracy Edwards Brenda Eggert, Linda Eggert, Stella Ezell' Yvette Fisher. Josephine Franklin. Jeanette Fuller Karen Garrison, Dale Gordon, Greg Gray, Vicki Hall, Joycelyn Halliburton. Bobby Harris Floyd Hawks Allan Heine Glen Herring, Cindy Hill, Leigh Ann Holland, Judy Hopkins, Clarence House, Chuck Hughes Debbie Hunnicuu, Debra Hunnicuu, Pam Jenkins, Tammy Jenkins, Charles Johnson, Cynthia Johnson Jesse Johnson. Tina Johnson, La Donna Joyner. Debbie Jones, Debra Jones, Joyce Jones Mike Jones, Nancy Jones, Patricia Jones, Vanessa Jones, Shelly Jordan, Karla Kilpatrick Greg Kirk, Billy Layer, Vickie Layer, Tammy Lewis, David Lowry, Robert McDonald Chriseve Maupin, Anita McClanahan, Carol McDonald, David McNee1y, Gary McVay, Steve McVay K, , ns ' , 5 Q ,F ij? 1 X ,io- mamww M, . W' ,..v-' Larry Osmond, Pat Patrick, Nancy Petit, Warlece Plunkett. Lisa Pounders, James Presley Eddie Pruitt, Gloriastine Pruitt, Michelle Ramage, Linda Rayborn, Chester Reed, Pat Roberts Eddie Robertson, Kathy Rutledge, Roxanne Sawyer, Mark Sexton, Darlene Shaw, Tina Sheffield Jimmy Shelly, Angela Singleton, Daniel Smith, David Smith, Jimmy Smith, Tera Smith Levon Smith, Mark Smith, Marsha Smith, Roy Smith, Monroe Sparks, Shelia Steadman Willie Sullivan, Paul Swims, Kelly Thweat, Thomas Tipton, Bobby Tittle, Jimmy Tittle Sherry Turner, Lisa Tyler Sandy Vaughn, David Von Boeckman, Tracey Vone, Keith Wate, Rhonda Walker, Andy Ward Ray Weaver, Steve Webb, Charles White, Guy Wilbanks, Mary Wilkerson, Rosalind Wilkins l Donald Williams, Robert Williams, Sam Williams, Tom Wilson, Greg Windly, Todd Winters, Terri wommack J, W ' or i'ir l Y f L 7 sisl lsss ili s s ., ,, l Y Y kos., R llil - if 'lrssss , l s '4 A Danny Woods, Tommy Woods, Dan Woody, Charles Young, Danny Young, Freddy Young, Johnny Young 5 P Junior High - What Is It? A beginning . . . a chance to meet people, start an athletic career, grow as individuals . . . A time of transition from the past and the children we were to the future and the adults we will become . . . Confusion, marked with important lessons of life . . . Decisions that will form the basis of that life . l Xl Penny Adams, Johnny Affuss, Lula Aldridge. Brian Alford, Elvis Allen , Christine Backus, Beth Bailey, Randy Barrett, I. C. Bates Vince Beard , Jimmy Bell, Teresa Boals, Steve Bogan, Greg Boone, Lee Bowie, Angelo Bowser, Jackie Braxton, James Brodnax Chuck Brooks, Brad Brown, Roxanne Brown, Steve Brown, Phyllis Bryant, Mary Buford, Bemerdis Bullard, Sharon Bullard, Elaine Burkley Michael Burlon , Karen Bumette , Jim Cladwell , Nina Cates, Barbara Caudell, Bill Chaliff. Debra Chambliss, Brenda Champion, Howard Champion Keith Chism, Cindy Coburn, Lacy Collins, Lannia Columns, Barry Cook, West Cook, Tina Coulston, David Curry, Sam Davis Toni Del, Kenny Dennis, Sandra Denton, Al Dunaway, Michael Eggerd, John Elton, Frank Fisher, Tony Fitzwater, Billy B. Flynn Mary Foster, Kim Fowler, Jeff Freeman, Lesset Gardner, Edward Garrett, Mark Garrett, Philip Gibson, Kenneth Glover, Kim Glover Lane Glover, Gwen Goldsby, Mark Goldsby, Susie Good, Villia Gray , -Mark Grits, XM. , . mfyml 'ohulHassa11. 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Greg Oliver, Mae Oliver 167 Mark Pain, Tina Plumley, Howard Poole, Carol Rayborn, Tommy Renfro Keith Replogle, John Reynolds, Angie Raon, Debbie Roberts, Larry Roberts Steve Roby, Yvonne Ross, Randy Rucker, Lynn Schafner, Stanley Scott Daniel Smith, Gwen Smith, Rickey Smith, Robert Smith, Robert Smith Sherry Smith, Tommy Smitts, Carol Spicer, Lois Stanford, Natalie Steiner Sandy Stocks. Greg Stutts. Jasper Sullivan, Jimmy Surber, Mark Talley Alvin Tate, Karen Taylor, Nancy Tettleton, Gary Thomas. Jeff Tuggle Victor Vance, Mary Von, James Walker, James Weatherly, Barbara Wilhite Monica Wilkins, George Williams, Joe Williams, Mike Wilson, Geneva White Kathryn White , Teresa White, Terry White, John Whitley, Timmy Woods David Young ? ,, R- :Q dd' ,ft 1 ' 'N M Class of 781 Teresa Aldridge, Jessie Alford, Jerry Allen. DeDe Alvarez, Susan Baldwin, Mike Barclay, Lisa Barnes, Eddie Barrett, Renee Battles Mack Bell, Freddie Benson, Tim Billboard. Donnie Bishop, Ivan Billenger. Rhonda Blunt. Ricky Bogan. Marcus Bowser, Felicia Bullard Michael Ann Butts, Kathleen Bryant, Eric Bryant, Evelyn Bryant, Renee Campbell, Barenda Carlisle, Mona Cates, Tammy Chambliss, Mike Champion William Chaney, Pam Chism, Lisa Clark, Barry Cole, Jeffery Cook, Rickey Currie. Betty Davis, Jessie Davis, Schjuana Day Tommy Dicus, Rhonda Donaldson, Terri Echols, Jannie Edwards, Vickie Edwards, Clint Finley, Sharon Fogerty, Charles Foster, Gardner Franklin James Fuller, Greg Gamble, Vanessa Garrison, Angie Glover, Judy Glover, Teresa Glover, Jim Goldsby, Liz Good, Harold Hatfield Paula Hensley, Reginal Hicks, Julia Holland, Janet Huffman, Bud l-lunnicutt, Barbara I-lutchens, David Igglehart, Roderick Jackson, Tammy Jackson James Johnson, James Jones, Jerry Jones. Sterling Jones, Sylvester Jones. Terri Jones, Wayne King, Greg Kirkman, Debbie Lawson 169 Mike Leslie, Calvin Lester, Ronnie Lipford , Tony Lisenby, Greg Loudermilk, Gloria Lust Stacey Malone, Jan Marlar, Mark Mascroft, Tanya Mascroft, Jeff Mason, Cecla Massey Cecilia McClain, Rosie McClain, Teresa Mcl-Ilravey, Brian McKinney, Cynthia McKinney, Ralf McKinney n i - P .S-uvmf' Jimmy McVay, Brenda Miller, Sherry Millor, Marchell Moore, Diane Morgan, Willie Moss James Musgrove, Robert Nichols, John Neeley, Dennis Newman, Kensie Pate, Lucinda Pate Tony Peace, Chris Reach, Shirley Peck. Paul Pinkey, Debra Presley, Robin Prine naw +e,..f:0'4lRA-if TWH Herbert Ratcliffe, Thurman Rayborn, Barbara Read, Jeff Ricekered, Carol Riser, Corey Roan Joyce Roberts. Melone Rook, Jackie Roswey, Hope Rush, Marty Russell, Cindy Sawyer Jimmy Shreeder, Penny Singleton, Anita Smith, Dorothy Smith, Frank Smith, Glen Smith Steve Spoon, Ricky Stafford, Tim Stutrs, Jimmy Tykes, John Talley. 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