Jefferson Preparatory School - Patriot Yearbook (Pine Bluff, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1979 volume:

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From among this group of interested parents, a Steering Committee , consisting of Ben W. Martin, Mitchell Bonds, Joe Cook, jack Hatcher, Stanley Cook, jr. , and Talbot Benton was elected. These men accepted the challenge of establishing a college preparatory school, and on February 8, 1971, they voted to name this new educational institution jefferson Academy. A twenty-acre site at the intersection of Hazel and Ridgeway Roads was selected that spring on which two class- room buildings, large enough to accommodate three hundred students, were erected and furnished. The fall of 1971 saw an enrollment of 201 students with Dr. Dudley Heath as the school's first headmaster. JEFFERSO PREP. A DREAM COME TR UE USO h H I so U ... la - . A gigurseze + :ru ,Y-H Q af ff ln April of 1972, the Board of Directors employed Mr. William R. Garrison as headmaster. By the summer of 1972, the enrollment had increased to 250. A Montessori School was added and twenty-five students were enrolled by August of 1972. A gymnasium complex was constructed that year. Funds were appropriated for the construction of a new building to house the Montessori and Lower School. ln 1975, the Cook Building was completed. Mr. Webster C. Reyner was hired as headmaster in 1977. He had previously been the headmaster of St. Paul's Episcopal School in Mobile, Alabama. This fall, enrollment is up, and in the words of Mr. Reyner, ' 'Our philosophy is to provide an education that will serve both as a strong preparation for college and a stimulus to the pursuit of knowledge and Lmderstanding through- out life . ' ' 1 V ffl hT ll'l lx if THA OU ' FOR BEI G A FRIE It's important to have a friend and just as im- portant to be someone's friend. Sharing and car-Q ing for each other is what makes Jefferson such a special place to be. Each year in a student's life brings new chal- lenges and different experiences, and having our friends near helps get us through the days. When the days get long and your old reliable friend is there to help you, don't forget to say, ' 'Thank you for being a friend' ' . r 'Minn - 'iwkf bg -zz. Ms, swiss ,. i'm ' , . ,,.. ab. 1' , , , . .gigil B 7 1 'fs r xg Q, K f 4 inn. Q wg, 5 2 Ik we - nb ,-I-.:,r.-Q. -- :J fl, Wax' 1 HM E MM N X N 5 CELEBRA TE THE SPIRIT Aj Mrs S1V1lS longs to be a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader BJ Molly, Cheryl, and V1CtOF1a cheer the PSUIOTS on Cl Raggedy Ann, Geor Wlutley and Sarah are on then- way to a pep ral ly EJ Bulldmg a sand castle are Stanley Payne and jason Klng FJ SIT11l1I1g I.1nda catches the camera's eye giana Walt, relaxes yvith Andy in the gym. DJ D ,li fffff, L, JZSQZW1, L45 ?MVf QM M2544 ff KJV WU! 7 ,ff ly 'W may THE JEFFE YQ5 WP Q Med? Most schools are usually not refeffxjed fl to as famlhes , but at jeffersomwe Yhaye X small, umque group of people yzhoi ffl ef Jem together wzth a closeness fhagg setsf fu us apart and forms our fan'i11y Ia e gam a lot more than Jus!! lgooxlcfjfliifhfw knowledgeefrom our iirsttwelvg, getgzw school The teachers and facgfzfl M iq M 9 f asea bxg fafggor an om? famalye e Q -me M .an HS more confidence 11599 our workebemnfwe lujggg Q fo 4 .2 fe Swefhev Q 44 fl. my when wegneed tlzezigglggur -1231 -Ngggi lp e our fnends' W f153Q5f?i, i5l gi Q3 mduahomymaveryspepgilge e go I' erson 'nuslsitouoliiugviio Q eefoe we thatf every semoer wall holdgilugllgslfx Egg? Ffor manwyiiears to come ,M And rfliiiugli ysemors be leavmg, there Jiymllesili be a feelmg that they are a jaaxzi ofilefwf 1, ferson Bemg from such a family asq go-Q51 ours, each one can go outlknowmg 15231 they are prepared for whatever shall 1 come mio thezu- future We. don' t want to brag about our Q chool, although we are very proud of If Sand, the people m It We just Want ey ,cr M eryone to know how ii' We feel about Jef ferson Thas school emeans Na lotnto fgnhny people and just as you wouldn' vs je '1- .pr-Q -hik- ,-ezsw-geegf ef leaveeyour fanrnly We. Wouldzftvleave 61118 if 5 ,QW z 1515 5, H OMECOMIN G '78 Spirited Jefferson students presented the theme, Fantasy Island , for the 1978 homecoming activities at an assembly, October 13. Mr. Roark and Tattoo had many interesting guests that day Carla Wilson wanted to become a famous singer, the sophomores fantasized about being teachers at jefferson, the Wizzards wanted a sell out concert Judson Ridgeway wanted to be john Travolta , and john Atkinson wanted to return to the days of his chlldhood The most exciting moment of the day was the crowning of jefferson's 1978 Homecoming Queen, Kim Quinn After the Patriots played Gillete that night, a disc Jockey supplied the muslc for the dance Ni 40- 'Mi FREE N EASY Aj Delanze eriniee dreams of her boyfnend BQ The future athletes of Jefferson Prep the seventh graders CQ Garhn Stout strnisto class DQ M1sste Wheeler swmgs while on her lunch break EJ The Dr Jekyll of Jefferson I-hgh 15 Ray Qunm F1 The Montessone Mon sters .3-QS H1' ' - , Y r f - , - - 57 ,kg-1:531:vb:::g,,.-1yu,-E:iigL'z'fm:winh5,IR I vii ff'-, A i .11 ' f' lj? J X K , J ' f llifiiiff' ' K ' K i :Q , - H . f ' - ., - 1: 5.2 3 - 'i - 'A A ' 1 . - if , . K ' . . - .if , ' ' X. -, , ' .Inv vsp . he Q E an W.-W C0 TE TS CLASS 20 9 S STUDENT LIFE , ,Hlfff Swiss SPOR TS f il X 3 xx 188 ADS eclzcated if 2 be 13 J f A. .y ,R 3 ge WEB TER C. RE YNER 1 1 The 1979 Patriot Staff wishes to dedicate this annual to Mr. Web- ster C. Reyner. Mr. Reyner has been with Jefferson for two years and in this time he has given us his generosity, devotion, knowledge, and leadership. I-Ie has set high standards for each of us, so that we may have a better opportunity to succeed in life. Through Mr. Reyner's guidance, jefferson is conducted as a well- ordered home, where unselfishness, a sense of responsibility, and a consideration for the rights of others are of foremost importance. Mr. Webster C. Reyner is truly, DEDICATED. 1 1 i 4 1 i I r-, x 1 Q 1 I v k 4 x V v I W . . I 2 . ,I a 4 r , i , 1 1 3 k I 6 , 1 5 l 1 ! i w 5 V l r 1 x i 3 I 3 . 1 1 I x CNY' BARRETT ALBRI GH T SANDY BROWN WOODY BROWN LINDA CASTELBERRY HOUSTON CHAMBLISS MARK CRAIG STEPHANIE CORN WELL CARRIE CURTIS DEIDRE DENNIE LEE ANN GARNER ROBIN GAULT ANITA GIBBS SENI ORS RONNIE HARDIN PA TTI KELL Y STUAR T LEE CINDY MCGA UGHY RANDY MASSANELLI ANGELA MORRIS SCOTT MOSELEY RONDA MURRA Y MELANIE OWEN KIM QUINN ALLISON R USII GEOR GIANA WALT JOHN ATKINSON I-IOPSON As Pres1dent of the Senlor Class of 1978 79 I can't thlnk of a better group of students that I would hke to be assoclated w1th I would l1ke to take tl'11S opportumty to thank my fellow Off1CeYS, who are VICE Presldent, Geor g1anna Walt, Secretary, Melanle Owen, Treasurer much easler I would also llke to especlally thank our sponsor Mrs Grlggs Her leadershlp and gu1d ance throughout the year has benehtted us greatly Y usgsggsg .S Q K XN K Q XL 5, ss so PRESIDENT OF rss bf is 1978 79 SENIOR CLASS . . - 3 s . l 1 . , Stephine Cornwell. They have all made my job .. if '-xt K Ridge Cindy . . . Okay,okay . . . Aug. 20 Theis-Beard ,gggiry V ,, AL'. .1 - 'A I 'K X: in I gg at 3? ig 1 if 51 w-.- Qfgmt WILLIAM BARRETT ALBRI GH T Some people think that being a man is driving the fastest car and staying out the latest, but being a man is being strong signs . . . .skin flicks . .. .There were ten if there was one . . . 2nd Firebird . . . No, I'm kidding . . . .2:3O a.m. . . . Animal House-1 don't remember , . . Thriiift Shop . . . Dec. 19 . . . retired pres. of LHA . . . caught by sheriff . , . Deer camp . . . Trucksville, girl in the Gallows . . . Dumas . . . Newport Ark. BARRETT enough to be gentle . Don't give too much of yourself, withold a little , keep them guessing. They may not always understand you, but at least they'll come back for more . They may not always like you, but, at least they'll never forget you. I 3 6 9 9 . . . Sweet Carrie . . . Pizza Hut ...Vice-Pres.ofI.HA... '- mal House-I don't remember . . . Room 103 . . . I'm on a dite Aug. 20 . . . Narc mobile . .. '- son Hospital . . . 1 wonder . . . Hey cousin Ch. 10 BSI-Is Let's go to Davis . . . Batesville here we come! . . . Mm1chy's . . . Red Lobster . . . Let's go to Alli- son's LS. night E 1 JOHN ALLEN ATKINSON 5 I S . 4 f Y if ?' f ' N Wwwswzwg N 4' ' : 2 '---a- xg 1 A 1 sf V ' ' ' n . -gffi. Xt 4 f, ,, -.1 5 k s m v- f f QM, .. .. . A . ,mg A- 3-eg . 5 ta., is -f Wg,-Q. .N nf- , - , . U, ,, fi 'W 55 .31 2 1 'Qs '..+ '. ' 2 3 Q 'in ...ff 3: ' iff. r lg, If you think you are beaten you are. If you think you dare not, you don't. If you'd like to win, but think you can't, it's al- most a cinch you won't. Life's battles don't always go to the stronger or faster man, but sooner or later the man who wins is the one who thinks he can. SANFORD MORRIS BROWN '53 FW SANDY Hot Springs parking lot . . . Shut up Woody . . . Not me , I play football . . . Chorus girl. . . red Camaro . . . My hair is auburn, my eyes are blue , and my dog is Sandy Brown . . . jo's baby No. 12 I play because I want to, not because I have to . Ya 'll block Corn . . . Robot . . . Park- ing lot in Hot Springs . . , jo's baby . . . Upside down Clause . . . one of the Brown boys . . . Sigma Chi . . . Kappa, kappa, gamma Mary R.S. .1 love roundball . . . manager . . . basket- ball season is finally here . WOOD Y NOR WOOD VERNE BROWN III It came from your father, it was all he had to give, So it's yours to use and cherish as long as you may live . It was clean the day you took it And a worthy name to bear, When I got it from my father There was no dishonor there. So make sure you guard it wisely- After all is said and done, You'll be glad the name is spotless VVhen you give it to your son. LINDA ANNE CASTLEBERRY If you give your best to God, the results are his best to you It is amazing how much can be accom- plished when no one cares who gets the credit. I-Iugly. .1'm in love . . . World Uaveler . . . Oct.29,1977 . . . Rag- gedy Andy. .Am 1 late? . . I love Rebel . , Pizza Hut . . . Scott . . Animal House-I don't remember . . I.et's go to Grapevine . . . Rison Hospital. .eh, eh, oh,oh . . . Aug.2O . . . heey-Taco Bell. .Did I gain weight abroad? . .V.W . . . Cin- dy, meet me half way Future CarolT Laugher . . cheerleading camp, .so check me out . . . let's dance . . hay D . . Andrew sisters . . . LINDA vi , HOUSTON Hey dude . . . juice . . . Oct.29, 1977 . . . moon boot . . . Whoa . . . The kid's gonna play hermit . . . You guys eat Heycuz Aug.2O Oh man no.11 . . . This is nothing compared to Chicago . . . I'm losing my accent, man A Good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favor rather than silver and gold. LLOYD HOUSTON CHAMBLISS JR STEPHANIE Chubs . . . RSIV . . . drool. .Apt.44 . . . Her- bie. .I got a car- . .Chuckles . . . Corntai- l. .Oct.27 . . . Maize Puka . . . I love beards Dec. 19-R.C I got caught . . . up in the garage . . . let's crawl through the bathroom . . . Red Lobster . . . No, Ben. ffMjW2f 7 zlfgfiw gif! l A,,fif?W s ffwwf . Roark Spoc' Yeeesss. .Chorus girl . . . Margareta the Marvelous .. . T.S . .. Mark from Ark . . . Plymouth Fury . . . K-Mart friend - . . Farrah posters . . . Dillard manager . . . MARK 1,0 lvl 2 ' 1 i ,,rL l F 3 If -Ll' -D , Q lzh S-we on s MARK CHRISMAN CRAIG Finish each day and be done with it . . . You have done what you couldg some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in, forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new dayg you shall begin it well and serenely. Ralph Waldo Emerson CARRIE ELIZABETH C UR TIS No victory is final, no defeat is eternal. Most of the shadows in this world are cre- ated by standing in one's own sunshine . Steve , . . Horse Woman . . . Rodeo queen . . Dec. 19 . . Monza . . . S.G.pres . . . artist . .. Calico . . . one year . . . caught by sheriff . . . No, Ben . . . I love Koala treestumps CARRIE DEIDRE Minnie Mouse . . . Car- lisle friend . 3, pigeon toed heyl. Toyota . . . Let's go to Niv1a's . . . moon pie . . L.T , . . non-stop talker ..,Aug. zo ...T.H... No, Ben . . . a year and 10 months . . . 1 have to baby-sit again . . . An- drew Sisters . . . Man is forced to be alone by the very na- ture of society. But if you meet a person who is not envious, who loves and believes in other than himself , then to this rare person offer a lifetime of friendship. DEIDRE DENISE DENNIE 'JUN ii,e ,L e 1 am not afraid of tomor- row, for l have seen yes- terday, and I love today. William Allen White LEEANN GARNER 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 My 1 1 1 LEEANN,' Kenny . . . Trans. Am . . . eh,eh,oh,oll . . . you put the gum in your mouth and it round, round, round . . . K.W.W . . . june 10, 1978 . . . no. 33 . . . Delta Lod . . . Buzzard Beach . . . Rabbit . . . Hey Linder . . . Michael M . . . Rubbin- . .Marti, hitting the curb . . . Poo-Bear . . . April 4,1977 . . . Horse Shows . . yowers . . Lord help . . Riv- er. . clown . . Rising Star . . . Robean . . Senior lock- ers...W,V...Lookat that Glow GMC No second time . . . Gaulty . . Ronda, 1 get more than you do . . . 10th homecom- ing dance . . . june S, 1977 R OBIN Nj' ROBIN COUR TNEY GA ULT A smile is a gift you can give everyday. ANI TA LYNNE GIBBS To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Ecclesiaties 3:1 Sure, I drive a Mercedes . . . Peon . . D.D.playing AJ. .bat jokes . . . Model drool 6'6V2 Beatles . . . Do you usual- ly . . . T.j. . . . supreme thrashings . . . tin soldier . . . Diamonds . . . Car- rie, let's go to Stuttgart . . . gettin' heathen . . yard apes . . . craddle robber . . .lunge . . . e.m . . . 8-26-77 . . . ANI TA 1----V Hs. RONNIE caught by sheriff . . . my GMC . . . really don't give a . . . what did you make Cin- dy? . . swiniming in New Orleans . . . the wedding is off . . . laying out in the sun . . . over the levie in the yellow continental . . . bas- ketball at 12:00 in the gym . . . Eden Park . . . skip Ge- ometry, going to court . . . Lake Ouachita . . . Life is a preparation for the future, and the best preparation for the future is to live as if there were none. CHARLES RONALD HARDEN J We at r,fyy,rs fr lt if .5 1 Q7 252, Behold the turtle: He makes progess only when he sticks his neck out, TERRENCE BROOKS HOPSON ,ff 1 7lf HTERR Y Ms. Buzzle D.D There were 10 if there was one . . . frog giggin . . . a year and 10 months . . 1et's do some suds . . . 10-30-78 . . . Betty Jugs T-Hop Ilovemy pick-up. Podna . . . green puff of smoke . . . Deer Camp . . . Newport, Ark . . . Trucksville, Girl in the Gallows . . . Friday the 13th . . . G.S runslikeadeer I'l1 kill him long lost lovers . . . cheerleading camp . . . Mickey Mouse . . . I'm de- pressed . . . Pat Rat . . . sha- booty . . . Sept.23- l'm not sick . lunge Pooty jokes drool .. TJ . .. Bandaids.. so check me out. . No, Marti . .. bat , input, output, PA TTI Andrew Sisters . . . 47' ,AFX PA TTI JEAN KELL Y When one door closes, another opens, but we are often looking so long and so regret- fully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us. ' ' Alexander Graham Bell 39 WILLIAM S TUAR T LEE There are two things to aim at in life , first to get what you want and after that to en- joy it. The wisest of mankind achieve the second. Corvette . . . I don't give a room 141 Stacy . . . engine builder. .he's a Lee . .Pencilneck jr . . . Dallas Cowboy Cheer- leaders . . . basketball at 12:OOinthegym Eden Park . . . stolen ice chest . . . swim.ming in New Orleans . . A.j. Foyt in the parking lot . . . do I have to Mrs. Griggs? . . Over the levie in the yel- low continental . , . skip Geometry, going to cotut STUAR T CIND YU Barrett . . . L.T . . . World traveler . . Aug.2O .. bas- ketball freak . . new style of convertable . . Linda, meet me half way . . . caught by sheriff . . . Pizza Hut . . . I don't know, I might be strange, weird, different . . . green puff of smoke . .Theis Beard signs . . . Rison Hospi- tal . . Did I gain weight abroad? . . 2:30AM .. . Dang you Melissa . . Am- ' sterdam friend . . Heey- Taco Bell . . . Ouachita . . Dingo. P, my BQ.'KJUl:tlLi1 K . , - W Mix ,M Q Kavosalwde tlfoeg l3f6PGlf1 . 4236 Loose .JL3LOJL9J1X?3f'JJfM MHIMLD e Uegbbfpmk Odwyi Ufxi fywrxssogfmws we ww, . ' ' Sm 1 me Aki MMM gum Oyaowffwheif ww lj' emlw? OMWUN-J' WM f Haba we NUSH airway I can do everythin God asks me to - I the help of Christ who g1VeS me theck 0 strength and power. A W Q2Qf1J-fe, ff ' an CYNTHIA SEMMES MCGA UGHY Every person has two ends and end to think with an an end to sit with. What he ac- complishes depends on which end he chooses- Heads he wins- Tails he looses . JOSEPH RANDALL MASSANELLI .v ti? K' it an , ., fe s 5 f5a,'s..,imiA X, w fx. i fm - 5 5 V QSM Y'i'T, .-1 : fe 1 K i 5 Qffm r 'A' f'i4?5 f'5 I Y ,,ss.,,..,'1 X' se.,-' 11: 49 so if 1 iw KS 'f',, ..., Q' U1 Q1 ,', K s , ..,V l: 5 4 4 iff, 'lj Q Gi ji, fp s 3 5 f n 8, ,Q a y Q f wi g H ' 'l Y fi' 'hifi 6 S :fu .5 rl 1 ff 9122? ,6 gi ,-5 'gp g' iff: ff ,i r RAND Y Goober . . . clumpy brows . . . teacher's pet . . . Laurie . . . I am just like my brothers . . . If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen . . . where's my can of paint? . . Thriiift shop . .. It's on the side . . . Room 103 . . . unk . . . Dumas . .. Lloyd- . .shut up woman . . . baby blue Mach I . . . my castle in Gould . . . un- locked doors , . . highway 65 South . . . Charlie . . . Buzzard Beach . . . j.I..D . . . Silver Streak . . . Batesville, here we come ANGELA ANGELA REA MORRIS I am only one But 1 am one 1 cannot do everything But 1 can do something. That which l can do By God's grace l will do. 63 cbmlwa .Oibzwdi Ol, J R C1101 A8 QIAQ 1 I 1' Qi 761 AXWUQ CARLSCOTTAHXEIEY Some men see things as they are and say, why. I see things that never were and say, why not? Lost Corvette . . . Tracie . . . 1et's go to A11ison's . . Aug,2O . . . Kentucky fried chicken . . . drive in . . . hey, can I borrow a pencil? . . sleep in on test days . . . Poodles are supposed to wear ribbons notquite Oct.29,1977 . . . 'SCOTTH X ,. ,, ...,, ..,,.,k N ww, R ONDA CMRH Cobra Mexico . . . M. friend . . . my skirt is too tight . . . Pinocchio . . . I'm not dating him anymore . . . cheerleading camp socheckme out W.V . . . Ouachita . . . me ..1unge in- put, output, drool . . . Monga . . . 8-26 . . . Happiness is the only good. The place to be happy is here. The time to be happy is now. RONDA LANE MURRAY Yesterday is already a dream, and tomor- row is only a vision, but today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happi- ness and every tomorrow a vision of hope . The Sanskrit MELANIE KA Y OWEN . , s HMELANIE Bone V.W Punkin . . . Ouachita, here I come . . . cheerleading camp . . . so check me out . . . Sat. night- vogue mirrors . . . heey-Taco Bell. .Tootles . . . my daddy wears moon boots . . . Mel . . Molly, quit it . . . Mexico . . . Dang you, Melissa . . . Hey ya'll . . . Cocker Spaniel . . . Coach johnson . . . D. S . . . Andrew Sisters . . . Casper. Bubba . . . Hawaii . . . I'm trying to quit . . . Pres. of L.H.A . . . up in the garage . . . which car should I drive today? . . . repetitive . . . 1et's crawl through the bathroom . . . Fayetteville . . . Munchy's . .. 3rd day's charm . . .1et's go fly a kite . . . Mexico . . . cy- clops, hee,hee,hee . . . sweet punany . . . ALLISON . fr.: 1 in fe -11 'ak-.. 25:53 1 'X , it 4 J N W ALLISON LEE R USH 'B ' V .gg So nigh is grandeur to our dust, So near ,- f God to man, When Duty whispers low, ' 'Thou Must' ' , The youth replies, ' 'I can. ' ' ,X -.gs W.-.YH will in y . ,,r,. .srf H I we .ff-f:r,:,f:g:gf:,pg',Hs sf ' R f xx :,g . JULIA KIMBERLE Y QUINN Love thy neighbor as thyself. ohn 13:34 G3 QM QCXULQA -A ww JL may at X LQQGDJ Lmwfmoll M 5 I'11 only marry him if he's rich . . . Homecom- ing Queen . . . Linda, what time is it? . . you xQ5q,QfnJs0 UCS QAJMS E J HQ Me' gg fWUJtQ,OfLv!RUJTX.O.DA ol WW5 M it SW igXC?fUeQ gotta meet this guy . . . 1et's go to Shreveport . . C.C . . . Excuse me, but Oct.29,1977 oh, sick. .oh, he's so good- looking M.M family wagon . . . just wait till 1 get to college . . . 1 gotta go practice 6 9 7 48 v K M 'hw HGEOR GIA NA Jonie . . . World traveler Sami-Iill Didl gain weight abroad? . . Georgiana Doll . . . cheerleading camp . . . so check me out . . . Rag- gedy Ann . . . Theis Beard signs . . . Macho Man . . . Pink bullet roomate . . . clumpy Dino Dear D.M,F .. .1don't know, I might be strange, weird, different . . . Rison Hospital . . . Dang you, Melissa . . . If a man does not keep pace with his com panions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears How ever measured or faraway. Henry David Thoreau GEORGIANA RENEE WALT A RH X ii A ,- ru. I 'F UP CLOSE UP CLOSE UP CLOSE UP CLOSE UP CLOSE Q 5 ga JH E-ISOYD ,.,.,..-vu-1-'I' g--.gnu-sv'- MELISSA JEFF ROE B ALAN JOE COOK KELLY CUR JEFF DEMAINE LISA HA YES 'X KARLOS A W ':,1i iffVk ' Y QUINN REYNER ROGERS A Y SMITH ALLAN STONE S TRA TTON P W J i N 5 Melissa Albright jeff Bost f Roe Buckley A E E 2 a 2.2 5? E . , , all 5 E1 Alan Cheesman n 1 joe Cook 1 Kelly Corkins 4 Q, Y? i ga l 5? lll Carrie Curtis ffl ,l,1 A 1 Lisa Hayes Qfff'll gPH 0TO 5 N61 jj 5 1 g ASlAlLABl.E Sl IE' L 5 ':1: 'l'z ' E2' f'l 'lll ':1' E l2'1' 'S f ,gii,i3 lgggl m mm 5 I 4 Karlos Hei 3 .uf J lr ' 1 phofo mf nyaiiqblg gig Cinda Mot Molly Owe rd Ray Quinn Webb Reyner Victoria Rogers Jay Smith 'CSF' X Marti Spikes Allan Stone Barrett Stratton Carla Wilson 'fi it . Hi,- ,1 'T OSE ' ' 1 -, sax 4-, pqaaff 61yQLMjb, bd , W J ,L WM Qs M ,MJ M Zgnua.. 5 UP CLOSE UP CL Awww M74 JVV Ugg gfmurxs M34-J, if-UMM EW UP CLOSE UP CLOSE SOPH OM ORES .A .,, COOK CLAUDE Co USINS SANDY CURTIS DELAINE ENNfE l l PETER ii g DANA GA ULT i 1 gl l 3 jg i 1 1 CR STEPHEN H ARRIS GS TH -M 0' ? 4, Ni- Q -' QQ ' MSW! WM' M. .. .31 . s -f I Q 'ki xi Y ' Q 5 Q M Qs :gi , . ik -Q V t x 3 If Q 1 A 'I ' 1 3 40 .Y, v. :DF 1- M- . W 5 f ,v li ,fbi :E -1351 ' 7 ,g ' Q. pg g f K ' .af - 25255 16 J: QQ .aff Et:- . ,-Q. u - W M1 if s. A- . . 'Lx H W, - U 7 A 1,331 W ,V . ', .' ,f A 'iff ' ,3Qml55fa,,9z4i.'a' Wy Q' Q -W J g 1 ', , mfg V i I rv . REQ? Genie Cook Claude Cousins cathy cunis Gary Curtis Delaine Dennie Dana Gault . , ew:-1:Q,w1aJf'--In,7 T J VJ- n J 1 T. L N0 PH0TOfga2iaf5gif2f5fs 4yAlLAagga . 3 rl' ' f ffWi??E2i,.' Stephen Harris Soott Hollingsworth Bob Linzy Sandy Michael Ray Stewart Carlin Stout Crystal Thomton Keith Vangilder Peter Thompson UP CLOSE UP CLOSE UP CLOSE S Q Ha O70 JH HS HSOTO JH 69 jamie Benton Len Blackwell Kyle Bond Chuck Brown Sarah Cook jim Cross hm f .+. 3 532 , ips-gg ffl ' ff ' Darryl DeMaine Whitley Dunn Alyssa Eifling Miles Goggans Jodie Hamilton Frankie Hart Bobby Hayden Kim Kittler Randy Knowles Erm McNulty Butch Micheal Susan Murray iii? Paul Staton ji.. E X' Jbw, 8TH GRADE Cal Bra Zo CY Hunter Breshears David Albritton Scott Baugh Kathy Brooks Sydney Buckley Cara Cheesman Cheryl Cowen Leanne Crenshaw ff lw n MC nn e Cn fi M K- fk- .41 A 9' 1 e A p Cee, hs ,y y 1, if 1 .f iifsiiifl - 45' iff 5 : gl 7f'- C e nnne -NOT' SH Gary Gill Stephen Goode David Gray 9 WLT-P .F 5 if e , X, V ,V N 3-5 ,, 17-1- Laura Hayes jim Jeffries Cynthia King Casey Krause Darryl Lusby Marty Martin David Motes Edie Railsback Guy Rowland Kim Shelton Matt Smith Jeannie Stone Q Tad 'Thornton Alice Wiechem 7TH GRADE Chip Bailey Sean Beard Y ., .Q - . ,, Tracy B0s't Chris Bridges Allen Buie Travis Creed M ' l--'sf e w .., . M-new - I- E f - -A -- 2 -f 'sl - 2 ,l jk W, Greg Donaldson Cindy Fowler Frank Hamilton Lee Harper Earl jacks Mike johnson Ken Leier jamie McNulty Michael Richey Margo Rochelle Angie Metz Ginia Lynn Reyner -- rlvini- , V Q Georganne Salley Teresa Sabree 'if- ,LW, ,L kA,,, Bryan Stratton Maureen 'Thompson Chns Welch johnny Wynne joy Young ,V IIE Q ,og ' o l5ieloo5f1ff iiHo1o AVAILABIQEE? UP UP CLOSE HSOTO JH 6TH GRADE Talbot Benton v Lou Ann Davis Bryan Bonds Brock Breshears Melody Buie David Cook Miles Cook Steve Crook Jodi Davis Necole Doughty Margaret Doyle Greg Gill Johnna Goggans Susie Hood Q John Jeffries EHOTD NOT 5AyAsLAsLEe Kenneth Kittler jimmy Locke Luanne McNulty Toby Martin 5 a WT' Laura Mulliken Kay Phillips Phillip Ritchey 4. Morgan Rush Ki1sy Shelton scmsivns ,J F.: Tim Smith Greg Thomas Chase Walt 5 TH GRADE 23ATfJfE M 0,97 fo I A I Uk, as 1121 n li . k 1, Stephen Baugh Jamie Batzos Todd Bridges iq Qeee 'ix Bill Fowler Todd Gifford Brent Hankins avr' ip.,- i I X Allisa Lynn Hanldns Sissy Hart Edith Hayden Susan Hughes Chip King Clay McGeox-ge n1lllnV2 1 Betha Orle David Phillips john Ridgway 3' W, . ll-3 ff' W w,..,h-mx' John Rothwell Terri Schull Kyle Stone 5. SMF? Stephanie Swaithes Byron Teague john Verlenden Howard Wiechem Toby Allen Tracey jannick Scott Rodgers 4TH GRADE y ' ay Kyle Kittler .,,.' - Mary Beth Blankenship Shawn Dalrymple Austin Franks Traci Fry Michelle Gould Lila Henslee pf J' rw' X Scarlette Lafferty Dana Lambert john McNulty Wes McNulty Chad Moseley Susan Parker Wendy Perdue Mary Ellen Tidwell Angela Turchi jason Young Lisa Sizemore Railey Railsback jay Rankin Chris Roberts Q 3 ,, ' lg g Q-e.m,i s14,.,,3, V 'M ,H w,w,,,, ., 3RD GRADE Shaney Allen Ruth Atkinson Christi Beard Catherine Ann Benton jay Clark Dora Lynne Cook Y 9 -an X Leslie Holmes ,-,. 2- 5 Diane Dixon Chad Gwin Virgil Hayden Rachel Holthoff Morgan Hooker Autumn Jones ChrisKing Mandy Staton fi Tracie McNulty Joanna Madding Michael Sivils Tasha Stratton Camille Thornton Audra Worrell Steve Mitchell m. ZND GRADE Leah Beth Allison Scott Bailey Brett Bolan Brian Bracy Walter Chadick jason Davis ,im ,,l. Bm 93 DeWayne Hayes Eddie Hodges Laura joseph jennifer Lowry Scott McNulty Kristi Mitchell i 1' ' 'L-e N ? !'P' Wende Moseley Wald Phillips Millie Ann Reynolds C55 '-...wk 12 UP CLOSE fx HSOTO JH IST GRAD Stuart Cross Tish Andrews Lee Blankenship Francis Coker Sarah Davis X ' i gkw as -Tf' Michael Dejarnette Austin Doyle Laura Duke 'DI Stacia Frase 'ho- 735 ji:mmy Green Danielle Grigg 4:115- K K 1 fi Sara Hardin 51. if X Bobby Haynes Qi ' .. 5 I vii 524 f - Laura Holthoff Bradley Hughes Adam jannick Scott David jones y 99 A' e i , -. ' Q 2 -e 7 fEf'EY2i fl M ff M,V,.Mfgi:f L, . A Z .V lennifer Mullis an , is K+ f 1 I ! Ye ' lf? Lynne Maxwell jesse Mitchell Raye Moore Stanley Payne Winfred Trafford Amanda Tu:-chi Debra Worrell i .V I 2 N1 5V4a'!WfE11 o n, o a sei a fifig a E A Wiiiiltt M ON TESS ORI Timo Alford Alexandra Davis jason Baugh Carl Bell Becca Bolan Laurel B1-aswell Bobby Cathcart jess Chadick Stan Clark Todd Davis 1 N 17? Brad Ferrel fm f f' in N.. ,MQ ,1 f ,.,a,.?, -s -,-...,...a.,,A,w I ff I 1 3 ,r 5 1Q1 . mer.. Clare Dennie Callie Dill Keith Edwards Bill Garman Meredith Gault Leslie Griggs Amber Hankins '51 Susannah Hayden Susan Hoffman Byron Holthoff Mindy Holly jason King Albert Lee Susan Lee Brian McGeorge Allison McNulty jennifer Simpson I i Hope Mitcherson Dabney Railsback Susan Reeves I 1 Stephens Ritchey 1 Sarah Roberts Carl Rochelle 1 W jimmy Scallion N h N 4 Kady skiuen Jennifer Smithwick David Stratton Saige Stratton Brad Thomas Jason Wheeler Misste Wheeler 'Q v 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 41 -m'v,w:w:,1.-m,.,,..,, f Www-gym 1--f , ' ' 1, A..g Aw-1 ,W-.fzzfzgww--, ,f 34 ,Q as 2: 1 ,cz QQ 3 -' - - - ' A f ,gi Hifi'-:O ' ' fwpwhi124.,LMmMww. 'lub 6' ,, . ss s s K V ,, : A 3 :P Mrs . Pat Bowen Montessori Mrs. Marjo Dill English, History Univ. of Mississippi, B.A.E. gg' it-v GL. is ,Q Mis. Barbara Drye P.E. , Science Henderson St. UniV. , B.S.E. Henderson St. Univ. , M.S.E 1 Mrs. Donna Gay English Memphis St. Univ. at Tennessee, B.A. Mrs. Pat Grigg French, English Hendexson State Colle e B.S.E. s Pepperdine University, rJ1.A. , M , Mrs. Jackie Hollingsworth Elementary P.E. l .Kh,, ' 2 ' K1 'X Mxs. Betty Jeffries Math Louisiana Tech Univ Ruston, La. , B.S.E. -1--1 Mxs. Suzanne Reynolds Grade 1 University of Arkansas, B.S .E. Mrs. Marilyn Norton English, Reading, Math Univ. of Ark. at Monticello B.S .E Mxs . Ann Senyard Montessori - Aide I 69 Mxs. Olamae Ward Spanish Univ. of Oklahoma, Norman, Okla. , B.S.E. S1mpson iff say ,A wi? f Y ,Jsff11 ,N.ir '.f .1 1 - . fl? X ' -- k j':1 A, ff-w h a b- . H -gf Sp x -1 wp ll if Q . 1' 'J' .9 an . , A . , , , .. . 1 5,3 A Q, in 1 Q 1 ,, , ,dm A . Ea.:-51 ' A ' x ' ,- 1- 2 W f f igggz . gf. Q Yr' 'Z V , . , wg w h K Q Q W : if SV . , kiFxf'.1.:,f-3 Nil N X 11 wh yay. 'Q X M? . ,., X211 5 el 2221 i z,, future ? r V x 5 J I I 4 f E ! is W I - I fp 9 E 3 2 ? I 1 J y 1 N w 4 I Y E Q 9,6 '-250269 HOMECOMIN G QUEEN Q TED BY J OSELE Y u KIM UINN W M , , N ,V'L I im ' RAILSBACK AND HER COURT MAID Y M CGA UGH Y COR TED BY ALBRI GH T SENIOR MAID MELANIE OWEN ESCOR TED BY RANDY MASSA Ri! MAID ALBRI G TED BY JUNIOR MAID MAR TI SPIKES ESCOR TED BY TERR Y HOPSON SOPHOMORE MAID DELAINE DENNIE ESCORTED BY RONNIE HARDIN GENI SAND ik. ,N xx Q.. ,v -........ 'X 'X X. I 1 fr v L ,, '83 .T Y K 5 , ff' , I 'N 'Q Uh K Q ,,,. ,- V5 41 ff. 5- .-' N H f., ' 4,7 4 . ' x N. ,. k S A I f y lii 'Z W ' 'Su E, pi. wx 'mhh - VIE1 E x li, ,. - 4: kf.- K S , . ,L.- :QQ . -1 mga: -1- 1.5 41 A--L qggggg A W Rx. . RQ b L' 5 ' m L L m A M 3 1 5212 :sip A 'LIW XA,- ' A KLX, ffi ' 1 5 VLLL- ' ---- L,.. I L L W L f ,, ,ix HN ,,:3,15?fg 5,,5,,,g:::2 L' '21 .142-g.. E: - A -,X t .. Q f L R walk V I iv 1 a e- front and a their cre- Patriot. We all the Mrs. B r . c ass secnon Lmd McGaughy, and ads Special thanks also nd Came Curtis , GD. ANNUAL - 59 Y ,. , .5 ,1 KL K i --W. .mv , - '1ki f'if3x if , LS , .I. K. E -VV' is K 1 9 E ,m.mh, W,.,, . ,h,.h , - f- .- 7, . I ..,-, - ,- .- .,A, W H. ,, f -1 , -f f 4 '- :4'p'm:,, ,zwWMwf,,,swmu:-fy IRLS ' Fellowshxp of.Chnst1an Athletes IS a ,Chl . . has a growmg huddle and already etes lnvolved. Meetlng once a wee share what Christ means to them. who strengthens me, Phil. 4: 13 fl by The Revolution Citizen. She was for her patriotism, h abilities. -, .x A ,ng 1 rswswvaxmn, 4-i. Mn - -4- -. , f - lf ,,QA v.N-HW:Dw 1. H ' . -. A f : :f ' . A- V ,Q M ---ni W- ,ff . f -,f: 4 iffg-2ffwwfffv.:4f1gk-1, . - ' ' - ff k-f. A- , . w. - My wx :kiwi ffiffwmfmlwmwww 1 I , u W F 1 i L I v i i I r . . 2 I L . r : I s i 1 I 1 I . 4 N W i I i . i v A K 1 i 5 A T f Y I 11 l X V 1-H W I Q 1 5 ' ? K V . 0 5 4 a 1 SR. CHEERLEADERS lanie Owen-captain, Marti Spikes. Left to right: Sandy Michael, Georgiana Walt, Carla Wilson, Victoria Rogers, Molly Owen, Linda Castle- berry, Ronda Murray, Patti Kelly-co-captain, Me- Iw Q an 'wi- in 5 5iLi,T A 1 W 5:33, . .,,x. 0 T r 4 1 A W W I 4 i X ,, ix X 3 3 F X.. QW, . f ' 1 ' f fffi 4 . 311 Q' 'A P A r A H s , it gg, 1 , , 5 ai, 1 2 i H 3 S 'S 5 2 . 1 ' LL fig. 5- w lf XX y Q, , 1 W .V 1 ,Q J ST 1 , 5 1 . fm ff Q' H .Q- 4 f- gi, .W- .Q-,.,f f-f.-f W ,ii 1 1 ' ff J l 2 Q- '-, fi R f P' - x 'ua ff! fi' 5 qi K 1? G ww' Ffkfi --if 1 J 1 1 1 A e k ,La 1 f A 5 I 1 .W , I . Z ,Q ' , ':'?J,, K T357-151 ' i ' A' ' .-Aw , M 5 'uf' WW., .. - 4,. I I - H- .5 Eg -' - ff: 5 4 f- w 'A ,. ,, X xl J 'tn X f y , M 'i W L wg V wg i , M 1 Q My ,ff ,ff1 K f'l2f-:5 I 31 , - fifsii ' 'H ' 5'-.., X . , .. . ,',,' - L.: ' . 1- 4 a Q 3 Q K 4 'I45 SR. HIGH FOOTBALL K if , Q ' - A i if x 1' H A A ' ff, ., , fy lj I 'PA ,... I ' ' I , W. A I ' T - B v ,FW 1 ', ,,f1fi5'E.i4.,.-W Email. C - i'HkL.4L,,i f-41 ' li F Front row, left to right: Randy Knowles, Miles Goggans, Judson Ridgeway, Paul Spikes, Whitley Dunn, Page Walt. Second row: Sandy Brown, Chuck Brown, Allen Cheesman, Frankie Hart, Ron- nie Harden, Stephen Harris, Randy Massanelli, jay Smith. Third row: Coach Bill Leslie , Coach Steve Edwards, Carlin Stout, joe Cook, Webb Reyner, Barrett Albright, Scott Moseley, Terry Hopson, Scott Hollingsworth, Roe Buckley, Houston Chambliss, Ray Quinn, and Woody Brown. . ',:.-111, 11-L 'Q A pep rally the day of the game always seems to get everyone fired up. The ' 'White Hound leaves for another road trip. 1 146 ,,nea-.- , ng-. From left to right: Randy Massanelli, Ronnie Harden, Barrett Al ht, ott Moseley, Terry Hopson, Houston Chambliss, and Sandy Brown. Qgw A I f We f WB . y e SWKS 'M 2 1 Coach Steve Edwards. Coach Bill Leslie On August 1st at a team meeting, we had only 11 senior high players show up. We set our goal to have enought players to show up for our first game . We met that goal but our lack of depth and experience was an obstacle we could not overcome . Randy Massanelli and Jay Smith put a halt to the Miners. R VARSITY Of the ten teams we played, four were in our ability range . Of those four games, we won two and lost two. We are not satisfied and hope that in the futm-e we may look back on 1978 and say that by not quitting football we started the road to success . Coach Leslie 1 nfs: a.,,.. 1.9, K - Houston Chambliss blocks, while Randy A little tobacco chew always joe Cook- a fearsome figure Massanelli follows . helps! M. W s -Q J Q 'Rf' J v W 'T' 4 Q N 2 V. .1,,,,v, -1 2 nf, 4 WWNWQ.. V A 'F if ' 1 5. . if 5 0 V K ,N it - sw, W , F? ' . m,,,,.. ,., 1 ii?sZif , . J N 7 ' WLVV .. IZ W L ff u. X' if ' 'Y I ' Q 'f 1 'W 6' i f L ,WW if , 'Wi me . l E i E QAkE, l M Q F .W J ATRKOTS S DOWNQ cuesw Q T YDS G 4 VARSITY Q ! , fig E? A11 5' ffxftf? The 1978-79 Varsity Football Team. Coach Leslie gives Roe Buckley a few tips Barrett Albright goes to any means to stop the opposition. Garlin Stout runs the ball for the Patriots VARSITY It's always a team effort when the Patriots tackle an opponent. Webb Reyner strives for extra yardage . i,,,,Q,:5v we 1-x ' . ,Lia f: ,W ,V joe Cook runs to assist in the tackle ff' .ff is A , .s s Q am h W. ,, . . .I I -L . . Wyyw 1 K ' J, ,fs -,E 4. A I sm -.. Terry Hopson breaks through the line . Get him , Gary! Gary Curtis, receiving a pass. Easygoing ! :Q 1 Houston Chambliss-fast on his feet '..- ,gl , ,KKk,, r... JR. CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Teresa Sebree , jamie Benton, Sarah Cook, Kim Shelton, Margo Ro- chelle, Sidney Buckley, Rhonda Yolmts, Kathy Brooks, and Cheryl Cowen. nXKx.X Mm. P .nr - amnnmn. VL. 5 I f 'WC' . A -5 4 -. H, W wr as -.....4.. R' .11 .-wma .van-nun-24. 4' 1 hr HMI' ff 1.1 wmanrhnnwnqg-u -. . 7 K mam:-muunyui .W 1 .wr-vwfw f ' 1' f 1 -1 .5 4 r - uf mu4n.-om:.mfv P J 'V '7 1 .u-num 4 . 1- n-'Lan .- -4x.-nu-U,.n,-..f, 1 gamma JR. HIGH FOOTBALL Ill mrmors 29 ,W 13 W' Back rowg left to right: Coach Edwards, Tad Thornton, Miles Goggans, Frankie Hart, Chuck Brown, Dodd Motes, Randy Knowles, Page Walt, Paul Spikes, and Coach Leslie. Front rowg left to right: jim Jeffries, Cal Bracy, Earl Jacks, Mike Ritchey, Marti Martin, Allen Buie, Judson Ridgeway, and Whitley Dunn. jr. cheerleaders cheer on the Patriots as they come on the field . Get out of my way! ! fm., Qiif fr '- Wi F4 wave-A0 . ' W ,.-'-,fumy '. . 'N ' L- 1 AW! 1-JK, X 4 A12 r J f I t. So what's the pnmch line? 'V' fi f 'f f 41.1. A O .. A 113 LOOK AT THAT CROWD! W A .'b,.?'1' 'Y -an 'af H' H. M 1, ,, N K '- Great Tackle ! ! by nfl, -s-.1 fZ 'e+ L, :av my H1 , x ,,. f ef MW- H 47 R+- e If ' A U J 1 D S: . Q' ' .,: V 'Z 4 kj v af , , x M.. waiijw, I HM' Watch out from behind! 1 58 Where's the Gatorade? Patriots try for two. Motes, 570, watches the tackle. .,,. R. V, K - My X ,?- . t. eq f ', .-. 4.4 .-,K-,..'Z-,. II -:V f'f'-- .fr -' w. ,Q , ww A,,- 1 i ., .exft bf 4 ,L f M, I Y fm ,A -f ' ' -' Q .XAA H A-Q .434- :., .L Ji'-xx , . 1 I ' . I ' ',9 ', . , -.,!,,f., 5 ',. - in-1..., JN ni K . . . . , 1 , 4 . , A Whitley goes for a touchdown! wie. ,, .N .,,. iles I In . - g . ' QQ, vs , s Mx. K 1.8, , Q- we-Wg 159 SR. BOYS BASKETBALL Bottom row, left to right: Sandy Brown, Stephen Harris, Woody Brown, Gary Curtis, Pete Thompson. Back row: Coach Steve Edwards, Houston Chambliss, Scott Hollingsworth, Claude Cousins, Terry Hopson, Karlos Heird. , . ,... ' 2:53. SENIORS Kneeling: Sandy Brovm, Houston Chambliss, Standing: Woody Brown, Terry Hopson nm 6 UF me 5 Pmmaxs ll N Km 4. -A' gg! All X Y. aan lm: 1. fi '- M ag-if - ez ,,,.,..,., 4 fr ,. Z' Qc MH ik!! a , . ,A J: - L if. A if A X me if ',.., f M..-Q-N 24 mw x Us 9 .Q . ,Y - an -2'Au..44.- ,- sl ' ' 1 jf '..,, X? 4 QU., A 5, 1, wg if fx, ' ff, ,,'i','f: TL ,, S 1 MA 5 Q- ' Cm 1 1. ' i . if ,Q- W 4 Q Q5 , H QW A5 9 mv, A f 5 f.+,f.,f 5' A . , fm QS , .lr S-I., .ff ' 4E :v3,., . 1 5 , 93 . 5. ,. ,, ..., im Qpvf' ,ww Vs 4 .H-,, . . ff SN W f'4lL W' QL..,,,W g.,,M f, ..,:WwQ.4 ,1:x.,,,.x0w-,p 1 ff - vt W 'v 'W v V 3 J , s 'V' . 5 , J Q' -4- ,, 1-4 ag., QS,.A.., Mi.. In. I '32 s. .f 1 'I 6 SR. GIRLS BASKETBALL Kneeling: Angela Morris fmanagerj, Delaine Dennie, Allison Rush, Genie Cook, Carrie Curtis. Standing: Coach Bill Leslie, Stephanie Cornwell, Kelly Corkins, Cindy McGaughy, Deidre Dennie, Cinda Motes. Not pictured: Linda Castleberry SENIORS Allison Rush Deidre Dennie Cindy McGaughy Stephanie Cornwell Not Pictured: Linda Castleberry .wg an ' f vw fgfvgm 4 5 rx: :ffffhv , u QV., ' W- S fwzfxgf-4' ff Pmiigi Y ' . K 'L :T ' X q W ,,,. g KL 169 ' .QTL fn- ,,,, , .,,,, ,, ,155 :,. - -fm. .AMW ag f n JR. BOYS BASKETBALL . ,H .. Q Q ina' x ' , y - 8th 8 9th grade: Back row, left to right: jim Jeffries, jeff Benton, Miles Goggans, Randy Knowles, Chuck Brovm, Frankie Hart, Dodd Motes, and Coach Edwards. Front rowg left to right: Steve Benton, Derrik Thomason, jim Cross, Judson Ridgeway, Paul Spikes, Paul Staton. and Tad Thornton. ' ' Back rowg left to right: Coach Edwards, Chris Welch, Ken Leirer, Travis Creed, Chris Bridges, and Lee Harper. Front row, left to right: Earl Jacks, Tracey Bost, Mike Ritchey, Derrick Tho- mason, and Mike johnson. Suspense ! ! Derrick , naturally ! vvhereua it go? 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 174 wax was 7 . K ELEMEN TAR Y BASKE TB LL Back row, left to right: Lloyd Sivils, Steve Mitchell, Austin Franks, Wes McNulty, Railey Railsback, and Chris Roberts. Front row, left to right: jason Young, Michael Sivils, Chris King, and jay Clark. C-3 rsh HQ! 1 kit, , Q1 Back rowg left to right: Scott Rogers, Steven Baugh, john Verlenden, John Rothwell, john Ridgeway, Clay McGeorge , and Chip King. Front rowg left to right: David Phillips, Kyle Stone, Brett l-Iankins, Todd Bridges, Howard Wiechern, and Byron Teague. Coach: Mr. Thompson. Top rowg Left to Right: J.C. Welch, Chase Walt, Bryan Bonds, Thomason, john Jeffries, Brook Breshears, Greg Gill, Talbot Benton, john Goggans. Bottom row: Greg Thomas, Scott Sivils, David Cook, Toby Martin, Jimmy Lock, and Miles Cook. l Back rowg left to right: Mrs. Goggans, johnna Goggans, Kitsy Shelton, Suzie Hood, LuAm1 McNulty, Jodi Davis, Margaret Doyle, and Mr. Hart. Middle row, left to right: Alisa Han- kins, Tracy Jannick, Sissy Hart, Edith Hayden, and Dana Lambert. Front row 5 left to right: Mary Beth Blankenship, Lisa Sizemore, Scarlette Lafferty, Angela Turchi, and Wendy Per- due. 1 m.Nf.,v..w,WMvMW N Kumxamwfgmmau new-1-AAyfsxamqfwgwvsmawwwmlww Xxwwwawww-fww.x.Mwe-xQN,,m Jodi Davis dribbles down the C0011 . ,V M If K I Qi- , - f-:--- fi 1' ,, ln, , ,1 1' fi ff as 23 1, , X ,,, ., -fngg fi Qt I .,,,. ,. , 1 , VI, 'S Qfff 2 W Q , , . wfixgatff' W ' ? , I fo-wma W in V ,Q fain' K. ' I z-5533i-W 1 , t What a LEAP! Q-.H -+25-55' Kitsy Shelton, PULLING the ball down? Tyler, 34, goes for two. M if i . 4 5' - H ',,.. ui N' Q - '- . . QQ - My 1 ., -X-,Lgf-7, ,gf a ,113 fs F ' 'W f 1 ' I 3' A, wwf N 'f , 1 ' f 55 ,Lvl ' W I ' 'Q Y , -e , ounvnmh- 'rf 'rf W ff 11 ,z ,wskzsw 'f i 11 5251 J? ,, ,S A m 'sam he oe L 2 , , In 3' ,eoo hh he Scott Sivils shows off his Fancy footwork. SENIID SCIQAIDIBUU LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I BARRETT ALBRIGI-IT being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the fol- lowing to jay Smith my ability to get speeding tickets that I am not guilty of, to my sister Melissa my alarm clock so she can get up at four in the morning to be ready for school at eight to Mr Diggs a list of all the secret court1n' spots campus to Carrie Curtis my ability to change flat tires and a handkerchief for the next time Mrs Honey makes you cry, to the Griggs family three I mean four I mean five season passes to the Patriot football games next year, to Mr Reyner my ability to say O K ten times in one sentence, and to the entire junior class the best of luck next year I JOHN ATKINSON being sound and sober on this day, do will the followmg to Carrie Curtis my curfew so she can stay out until 12 O0 to Molly Owen my false teeth Qand a bottle of Orafixj to Cinda Motes my position as vice president of the IPI-IA, to joe Cook Ray Quinn and Webb Reyner Qand all the other darkroom gangj an unlimited supply of cigarettes and my ability not to get caught, to Melissa Al bright my ability to walk up stairs without falling falso 2 aspirins and a gallon of orange Juicey to my little brother Morgan Rush my ability to eat and lose weight at the same time, and to Crystal Thornton I leave some buns so she can use them dogs that C1ndy leaves her I SANDY BROWN freezing to death do leave the following to the following to Roe Buckley and jay Smith I leave my senior privileges so that they can leave campus legally, to Allen Cheesman and anyone else dumb enough to play in the backfield I leave an offensive line so he can spend the first semester of his senior year in pain, to Gary Curtis I leave Allen Cheesman so maybe he won't have to try so hard to catch a pass, to everyone 1n the school I leave Chuck Good luckl, to Claude Cousins I leave the three duck hunts he owes me so he can lose them again 1n a free throw contest, and to Jefferson Prep after eight years I leave I WOODY BROWN do hereby leave a car to the cheerleaders so they won t have an excuse for missing a game, to Miles Cook 81 Chase Walt my lettle brothers I leave six more years of Mrs Thomason fGood luck you ll need itlj, I leave both Coach Edwards and Coach Leslie my appreciation and gratitude for staying with me in a trying year, and to the student body I leave best wishes for the future I LINDA CASTLEBERRY do hereby bequeath the following to Carla Wilson I I . . . . 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I I ' I some quiet pills so she can control herself during cheerleading practice, to Scott Hollingsworth all my lunch money so he can put some weight on his skinny body to Mrs Chadick my ability to take notes at the speed of light, to Marti Spikes a do it yourself chemistry course since we learned so much in that class to my l1t tle sister Jody Davis a great senior year 6 years from now, to Melissa Albright another phone number so she can talk on the phone even longer, to Carrie Curtis the tradition of going to Rison on lazy Sunday afternoons and to Mr Reyner pocket size survival kit in case of extreme emergencies I STEPHANIE CORNWELL do hereby bequeath the following to Lisa Hayes I leave my coveted titles of Miss Encyclopedia and M1ss English , to Morgan Rush I entrust the care of my vicious German Sheperd Burt because of their compatible personalities, to Mr Reyner I leave my tentative budget for 1979 1980 and a complimentary copy of You and Sigmund Freud Cand other philosophersj compiled by the Leadership and Survival class, I leave my neighborhood and my other German Sheperd to Mrs Chadick, to Roe Buckley I leave memories of meet ings on the sidewalk, and last of all I leave my l1ttle sister Melody Buie hopes for the best of luck and happiness through out her years at Jefferson I MARK CRAIG being of sound mind and body leave the following to Carrie Curtis my ab111ty to say Na no Na no , to Lisa I-Iayes my knowledge of produc ing a yearbook because she will need it to cope with the annual staff to Allen Cheesman my ability of choosing good quality merchandise in Speech class, to Bob I-Iopscotch in Your own Home or Classroom , to the junior class the best of luck I CARRIE CURTIS bequeath the following to Judson Ridgeway my art supplies to go along with the Job of drawing future homecoming sets, to Carrie S Curtis my name, my ab111ty to have wild and wooly rumors spread about myself after parties to Molly Owen 81 Marti Spikes, to my usual passengers my car so that they will still have a way around, to anyone who can handle it I leave the Student Govern ment Presidency to Mr Diggs a fire extinguisher to use when he raids the dark room to Kelly Corkins a coat with sleeves, to LuAnn McNulty and Cathy Curtis all the happiness in the world, and to all Juniors a fantastic Senior year I DEIDRE DENNIE do hereby leave the following to Cinda Motes my ab111ty to run line drills, to Genie Cook my safety tips on backing out of garages to Roe Buckley I leave the end ofour story in Mexico fmaybe someday it will happenj, Alan Stone I leave my sister fyou have three to choose fromj, to Frankie Hart my casual way of fouling out to Randy Knowles my courage to ask for a telephone at the Woodlawn ball games, to Necole Doughty my place on the basketball team to Delaine I leave my cool temper under pressure and my bedroom except for three months of the year, and to Clare I wish you all the luck in the world I hope you don t need it as much as I did I ROBIN GAULT being of sound mind and body leave Dana Gault my ability to . , . . . 3 O , U .. .. I 3 - . 1 . . . . , . , a , , . : . ' ll ' ' ll ' ' ll' . . , , . ' ll . ' ' ll D u u . . u a n I 9 , , . . , . : . . . . ,, - D ,,, . - I S Linzy a position on the annual staffg to Mrs. Gay a book entitled, How to Learn , , . Z . . . . , , . . , , 3 ' 1 ' s f ' a . , i , , . : . . . 0 f Q s ' to ' s ' 3 9 . , , , . . , , . . , z . . drive because she really needs it, to Meredith Gault hopes that she'll be a great success in life, to Margaret Doyle the wishes that she will find a great little sister just like I did, to Butch Michael my space in the Gault family, to Marti Spikes, the whole jefferson Prep. parking lot for the use she uses Burger Chef's, to Melissa Albright, the friendship that I have with that certain one guy, to Sandy Michael, the great knowledge I have for those certain kind of rooms, to Crystal Thornton, I leave Dana and Sandy, hoping they won't contaminate her, to Christine Hoover, my dark ends for her roots, and to Scott Hollingsworth, I leave my BOOTS! I, ANITA GIBBS, being sound and sober upon this day, do hereby leave the follow- ing to my fellow heathenic tribe members, to Carrie Curtis, my wild and crazy weekends, to jeff H. , Nephew, and Peon, a lifetime supply of green apple fheathenj bubble gum, lunging, our assorted list of mighta sweets, more of those hu- moric Bat jokes, and that lasting thrill of 'i s . . . bud-g, to jeff DeMaine, alias Wolf Poodle, memories of acclowning, power sliding, 81 someone to keep him in a supply of gum and wolf suckers, to Darryl DeMaine, fthe youngest Vandalj, the frequent use of the name A.j. , a supply of junior wolf suckers, supreme thrash- ings, and lots of luck in his growing up, and to the Class of 80, I leave best wishes and lots of luck in the future. I, PATTI KELLY, being of sound mind and questionable body do hereby leave: to Jeffery D. , Wolfpoodle, a lifetime supply of wolfsuckers and a standing invita- tion to come stay with me at college, to Kelly Corkins , one extra large peppermint stick from I-Iestand's, to Carrie Curtis, all the bat jokes from last summer and the famous quote, No, Anita, you can't , , '! , to Chuck Brown the name Nas- ty because he deserves it and hopes that someday someone will embarrass him as much as he has me, to Marti Spikes, all the sick jokes from cheerleading camp and a No, Morti every time she says somethingstupid, to Darryl QBLJ DeMaine, Mork's age machine, so he can use it to grow up, and to the Senior classes to come, the ability to have fun and enjoy your Sr. year, because it only happens once. Being of partly sound mind and sometimes sober body, I, STUART LEE, hereby leave the following to the following: to Allen Cheesman, I leave the Motor Trend magazine which he never returned, to jay Smith I leave all the parts that he may need to keep his yellow sewing machine running, to Dana Gault, I leave a picture of a black Trans Am so she can eat her heart out, and to jefferson Prep. , I leave 2 things: a radar gun so they can have PROOF of speeding, and some eye glasses so they can seeall the other speeders besides me. I, CINDY MCGAUGHY, do hereby leave the following: to Marti Spikes, a complete supply of towels for later use, in case she runs out, to Barrett Stratton, I leave some golf balls, since she can't seem to keep up with hers, to Melissa Albright, I leave a place on Charlie's Angels, since she has already been practicing, to Cry- stal Thornton and Sandy Michael a year's supply of dogs , also to Crystal, I leave her old wrecked car, that never wasl, to Carrie Curtis, I leave Bama Bay to swim in whenever she wants, to Page Walt I give a key to the Squirrel s Club, to Kay Phillips my little sister I wash all the luck in the future and to the Junior Class I leave all the fun times that are possible as a Senior I RANDY MASSANELLI hereby bequeath the following to Jay Smith the IPM Qef ferson Prep Mafiaj to run as he sees fit to Roe Buckley a pair of high tides a tube of Bryl Cream and a book of redneck slang so he will feel more at home while he s working, to Melissa Albright a new pair of houseshoes so she doesn t have to hide her old ones to Marti Spikes a helmet to wear while she rides her motorcycle, to Coach Leslie some whiskers and a scar on his face so he can get in to see Bambi without being carded, to Coach Edwards I leave the Arkansas Ra zorback front line and to the Patriot football team the Ark Razorback coaching staff to Mr Reyner a book of weird speeches from Aristotle Socrates and Freud because his other ones are getting old And to the junior Class good luck in the future Being of sober mind and sound body I SCOTT MOSELEY do hereby bequeath to Jay joe and Webb my grade point average so they will always have a seat in Dum my Hall, to Carrie Aj Curtis my Jack and spare tire and a Sahara Temple be g1nner's guide to First Aid, to Molly Owen a year s supply of toothpaste gl one heavy duty extra large tooth bursh to Scott Hollingsworth my lifetime subscription to Cycle News, to Melissa Albright enough money to straighten her toes however much it costs, to Coach Edwards I won t leave anything but I ll take his wife And lastly to next year's Sr Football team my famous book just Because you don t actice doesn t mean you can't Play I RONDA MURRAY do hereby bequeath the following to Carla Wilson my lab partner the ability to catch a towel on fire with a ringstand, to Carrie Curtis an unlimited supply of tardy slips so she can be excused from being late after Trig class, to Molly Owen I give back her half of her gl Melan1e's room with the agreement that I can still use lt to Sandy Michael I leave my cheerleading tights since ther're hers anyway, to Victoria Rogers I leave my next to the end place on the sidelines while cheering, to my sister Susan I leave my ability to get caught by 2 tI'a1nS every morning, and finally to the junior Class I leave my Sen1or Privileges which have now become junior Privileges too I MELANIE OWEN do hereby leave to johnna Goggans my hopes thatnext year she will have as good of a little s1ster as I have had to Victoria Rogers gl Marti Spikes I leave the tradition of being their big sis, to Miles Goggans my ability to kill 6 coots instead of his so called 4 to Carla Wilson 12 red roses to use this summer at cheerleading camp to Marti Spikes a year s supply of beans so she can continue to ride her motorcycle, to my sister Molly I leave my love for jeffer son our 73 VW Punk1n ftake good care of ity and last but not least I leave the junior Class best wishes for a great oncoming year I KIM QUINN do hereby bequeath the following to Alan Stone a heavy courting 1 V 1 . 1 1 1 , . . . . - 1 1 - . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 . , . . . . . , . ' . . . . 1 . . . . 1 . . . . . - . ' . . 1 - 1 1 . . . . . 1 1 . . . . 1 1 - , - . . H H . . . - 1 . . . . 0 , ' . . . . . 1 . . . . 1 ' , . , . . . 1 1 I 1 1 - 1 ll PI' . . . . 1 1 - 1 , . X I ' . . . 1 . . . . . . 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 . . . . . . ' - ll - ll ' ' ' ll . . 1 1 - . . . . . . . 1 . . . - . . . 1 1 . D . . , 1 1 . . . . - 1 ll - - . 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 - permit personally signed by Mr. Diggs, to Melissa Albright, Marti Spikes , 81 Molly Owen my place in the front seat of Hey jim Wilson's car, to Sandy Mi- chael, lipstick so she may continue to ride the range, to jeff DeMaine 2 round trip tickets to Las Vegas 81 a marriage license, to my baby brother Ray I leave a '76 Buick with a secret compartment invisible to the naked eye, to my little sister, Jodi Davis, I leave my love for Jefferson, 81 to the Junior Class all the fun I had in my Senior year. I, ALLISON RUSH, do hereby bequeath: to Cinda Motes 1 tight hairband so hers will quit falling out 81 hopes that she will someday catch up with that silver 81 blue Cougar, to Kelly Corkins I giveup my reign as president of IPI-IA because I have confidence that she'll carry on the tradition, And to all 3, one hit for the road . . . 5 to Melody, my great study habits 81 patience to live through her future days at jefferson, to Mr. Reyner, the Pronunciation Encyclopedia of the South so he can say tournament, hour, etc .3 gl finally, to my brother Morgan, I leave my love gl hopes that he will grasp the opportunities that come his way. I, GECRGIANA WALT, do hereby bequeath: a Big Red Head to Sandy Michael, a jar of pickles to Miles Goggansg a can of gas to Paul Spikes, to Carla Wilson, a date with my Scott, Ben Gay, gl some Christmas decorations, to Melissa Albright, a pair of black, low heeled tap shoes with smiley ponytail holders like the lady in orange at dancing school, to Susie Hood, my little sister, the best of luck, to Page Walt a case of Purpose soap 81 enough money to have a hair transplant when time comes to Chase Walt a gym so he won't play basketball in the house to Marti Spikes a new green fur lined nightgown and to the junior Class the best of luck for your Senior year 1 0 . ' . ! ! i . - . . . . i I ! D n DEAR MOM AND DAD Dear Mama and Daddy, I cannot begin to tell you how much I appreciate all the things you both have done for me through the years. You have guided me with your love and patience . My years at jefferson have meant so much to me and I have enjoyed them thoroughly. My only regret is that l have not shown my gratitude enough in the past. I am very proud of you. Thanks for everything. Love always , Patti De?-I' MOTU and BYUCC v Dear Mom and Dad, Thank YOU 50 much for 211 The love. Pa' Thank you for all of the love that you have tience and understandmgness you have g1V glven me throughout my hfe Thank you for en me You have always been T-here when caring enough to send me to jefferson, I will 1've needed YOU always be grateful Love always 1 love you, Came Sandy Dear Mother and Daddy 1 would like to thank you both for the love , un derstandmg and guidance that you have given me You have stood behind me through the good times Dear Mom and Dad as well as the bad and for this I am truly grateful lt is hard to say what you mean to me I love you, You are the best parents anyone could Mark ever have Thank you so much for mak mg my life wonderful I love you both, Georgiana v , - . . . . , land which the Lord thy God giveth thee. Exodus 20 . 12 Dear Mother and Daddy, You've provided me with memories I will always cherish Thanks for these memories and your perpetual love, guidance and understanding. Words cannot express my love for parents such as you 1 love you both Melanie Honour thy father and thy mother: that thy days may be long upon the 5 Mom and Dad This is not near enough room to say all the things each of you have meant to me So I'll say, ' you for 17 great years and I love you both very much ' ' Love , Woody Mom and Dad Well, we made rt' I say we because with out you both, l could not have done it could never show how much your guidance love , and understanding will always mean to me For this, I want to say simply, thank you with all my heart and may God be with you always I love you dearly, Allison Be watchful, stand firm in your faith, be coura- geous, be strong. Let all that you do be done in love , ICor1nth1ans 16 13 14 Thank you for being an example of this to me I love you , Kim Dear Mom and Dad, 1 would just like to say thank you very much for your patience , guidance, and understand ing throughout the past eighteen years With out it I never would have made it this far Both of you havealways been there when I needed ou and have stood behind me when I needed acking You two are truly ' 'the best 1n my book I Love You Very Much' Barrett 5 'II'-. -n ., 1 . 'Q -- ' sz-. ' Dear Mom and Dad, Deal' Mom and Dad, I can't say enough in these few lines to express the Life with both of You 9-5 mY Par' way I feel about the both of you. Thanks for all the SHT-9 had beef? Wonderful- Thank love and patience you've shovxm me all these years. YOU fo? Standms by me dufmg the Love , Scott I love you both, Ronda Dear Mom and Dad, Your love and patience has helped me through the years You ve meant so much to me and I thank you for your ' 'special' ' love and everything that came with lt Love , Deidre Dear Mom and Norman, I would llke to say thank you for all the love and guidance that both of you have given me these past years W1f.l1OUt these two things I would have never come tl'11S far Mom, I want to say especlally to you, you have been great, theough the t1mes lt was rough because l know it was hard for you, but you seemed to always be there llove you both Cindy Jesus Christ Romans S 1 Dear Mama and Daddy, I will forever be grateful to you for bringing me up m a Christian home with love and understandmg Thank you for everything I love you, Llnda 3 Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord good times and the bad. 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Child Life And 1 0 I OP R 7 vibe 50004. 'Q Q. 0 41 3 ff P .- w . I A 'Wa L +55 2600 W 28th rx JU- qi BROTHER s W CLOSET Lf,Jx P Bluff Ak Oak Park V111age Ph 536 1629 Congratulanons To The Class Of I 9 79 From THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS J . lt-1-H1-ey! pref-rf Vxifew U ffffff A3fff.914'-5' , , r -T 'N A - ,n:Gf1ij. 1. wah, LMY ff.,J'4-'iff fx' Y T W ,I fl yi M 1 ir, . . 3 E L, . ine , 1' Trade-markQ9 , ' ' O . L ' everything nice At Jefferson Prep 0 , ' xr xx M I muy , ' , - z ,I U Automatic Vending of Arkansas, Inc. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY A wholly-owned subsidiary of OF SOUTH ARKANSAS COCCICOIO Boming Company Pine Bluff - Monticello - Camden of South Arkansas X-D Arkadelphia EI Dorado vw., X m v-Qu-. L, K . rx , 'Q fx., x PHI -Yfw W ' 3- . .M I af'1L,., ffgf,x,,, . -- ,,. T., 1, 1 ,gf Qfhv 'T I '?KS?l'. S 4: A- 1 -n f Eff t ismiisi J 4 . . .iii is 'i Nr' 4 my w 5 I f ,: sz..-.t , v, '1 9 415' Mx , ' f U -it T fl err f 'mera W if , ,A.. .Wh fy f .' Q . - ' 5 M .. -za gif l -F-- 5 'W L, Ei '. lest.: ,v-.' i f ig. Q t - e... - ,, -'-' ,.,f. - L, l W ee , HE: 1 . r Tier s ff Ffizzf: f ff ff isa T 3 - Q. . :fs wget: if 'Z--, v 1 4.55 I' ,:. W hig :ft To Our Daughter - Angela After you were born and reached the age of one We dreamed - Oh gee, aren't we going to have fun' ' . And when you reached your second year We still felt, Oh what a dear And at the age of three We compared you as sweet as a honey bee. And at the age of four We loved you even more . And then you reached the age of five We slowly began to realize , That by the time you were six You would be capable of many tricks. We now thought as a child of seven You weren't exactly a bundle from heaven. But we thought that when you reached the age of eight, That whatever we did, wouldn't be too late . And then you were nine We knew you were born under a very special sign. A year later as you reached ten We felt you could commit no sin. And at the tender age of eleven We were certain you were a child of heaven. Suddenly, you were in your early teens We knew then you were capable of many great things. We are confident that as graduation nears, We will all remember those sweet and tender years. Congratulations - you can conquer all my dear. Much love, A D Con gra tula tions, Allison! 2- 2 155: gs- 'f ji - fi 'if lj 1. ' I af :fm-eff: -.'., zAA1M:if 1 .. , . ' w X A iii zgw ff if s km 7 , hh? ,f , my VH 'K , L'e,iV,'g- ' , my .V V ,. will ,4AW, , , .. ...J !. Nw.. W liziifw. V A4 ,, ' -',l. 13EfS' ' w'v. I in 4 - Qizifkw , -I 1lniit3g,5g5 - -. K' ' - - .-- 523. L,,,,.. -ff - zifiitf 1325 As'iZ25,ffs3i1:iTKQ5vf-2i Allison, o You have always been special in our lives and X we are so very proud of you today. The joy and X , happiness you have brought us we shall treasure always. We wish only the best life has to offer for you and we are confident you will succeed in what you set out to do. MOTHER, D DDYA D MORGA a m,k, V. Jr ,V gf IF If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you' If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you But make allowance for their doubt- mg too: If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or, being lied about, don't deal in lies Or being hated don't give way to hat- ine And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise, If you can dream - and not make dreams your master, If you can think - and not make thoughts youu' aim, If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two impostors just the same: If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools . Congratulations Sandy And Woody WE LOVE YOIL M OM D D, AND CHUCK If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and- toss And lose., and start again at your be- glnnings, And never breathe a word about your loss: If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone 1 And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the Will which says to them: ' 'Hold on! ' ' If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue , Or walk with Kings - nor lose the common touch, If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much: If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of dis- tance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, And - which is more - you'll be a Man, my son! Rudyard Kipling MELANIE, It is hard to sum up the past 17 U2 years. We all thank God for sending you to us and for being the daughter and sister you have been. Needless to say that you do have a wonderful relationship with God, so therefore we will not worry about you quite so much. Our hopes and dreams for you have come true . Thank you for our inany precious memories. Always remember and know that we are proud of you. Good luck as you enter col- ege . MOTHER, D DDY AND MOLLY AND I MAY seek and findg I may achieveg 1 may not claim, but losing may .. Mg retrieve . The law bends not for me , 1 must bend Unto the law, if I would reach the End of my afflictions, if I would RES1CO1'e my soul to light and life, TH-AN'K YOU, RONDA, AND WEECSNEOALWAQS- FQr'PZEEl-13iE1zg3g GIVEN Us. MAMA, NOR MAN GINGER, ' SANDYQ LINDA, TOMMYQ LESLIE, AND REX ' 9 SUSAN 221 DEAR PA TTL sae l May you always keep smiling and find the same ' 'e 7 5 kind of happiness throughout your life that you have Q- given to the members of your family. ,f is WE LOVE You, -ff? MOM CQ DAD me NANNY o JGHN A2 BOB ' i To our Melanie' Always remember ' 'Love the baby. Scott, I n . Wishing you success in all you do in life . You have Gwen US much JOY and haPP1neS5- We Remembering I 'Cup' philosophy the 4 I 'CJSH are very proud of you and wish you all the success 1 , gl-in for the future . Congratulations. 2 . Grit ' 3. Guzmption We love YOU, 4. God Love you, Dad, Mother, Nana Owen Stephen Romans 8:28 l Dear Kun, Since you gave us instructions not to be mushy , just let us say we love you. We are as excited about your future as you are . If we'd ' 'scouted' ' around we couldn't have found ' 'May the Lord watch between me and thee while a finer son than you. we are absent one from the other. ' ' Love , Love, Mom CQ Dad Mother, Daddy, :Q Ray .-, an 1, f CD From a little bushy-be boy To a fine yotmg man, We have been very proud M H, Of you every step of the way! t..,,,,,- , We love you , ,P MAMA, D DDY AND MELISSA 223 nme You have been very special in our lives and we pr d f y d th t d f Congratulations and God bless you all the days f our life . e so ou o ou an e things you s an or. We LOVC YOU, Best Wishes and Good Luck. Mother, Dad, Ted, Welove YOU, Glflgef and Mom, Dad, Sarah, espec1a1Iy Rachel and Ruth llhhh S f eh, S S as X1 s y N. h h ' ',, S fa ' S saa Q W 1 , aeah ,ils - ' W t aes, ,,, S ' a ls h Congratulations Stephanie CONGRA TULA TI ONS! We AI-6 proud Qf You Weulgvlge you and are proud of you and know Dad wo e too. LOVE, DAD, Mvm, DHWI1, MOM MONA, DMT611, MELISSA, JIMMK and Namen 52 GREG You Light Up Our Lives We Love You, Mark, MOTHER AND DAD ' ' -D 1 r 'V ' N L T Anita , Congratulations , 'This is a very proud and happy time for us. You - - - to our ' 'mlracleu Chlldl are now ready to make that big step into life . The You haw? always brought 115 3 great deal of Plea' one that you have looked forward to for such a long Slglre - W? are V917 Prolfd Of YOU- Mal' Your hfe be 'dime l filled with much happmess and success . When life gets a little rocky, 1'll be there to help you through, just like always. LOVE 1 Much Love, Mother Mother and Daddy Congratula tions, We Lo Ve Yo u, MOM 62 DAD Carrie, May your love for people and animals continue to bring you compassion and Lmderstanding in yoLu- walk through life . We're very proud of you and wish you happiness and success in the future . Bruce, Mom, Cathy and Mimi 226 ik rw! W ,Y 1 Con gra tula tions Lin da. You are very special to us and we are proud of you. Our love will always be with you. Love from all of us Con gra tula tions Georgiana .V To you - a wonderful gal who has brought to us excellent qualities of fun living, and made our lives more meaningful with your expression of love to us . We Love You, Dad :fc Mom 1 i 1 4 I 1 Over the past few years Mrs. Linda Griggs has dedicated countless hours to the Jefferson Seniors. The 1979 senior class is especially grateful for her support. Without the help of Mrs. Griggs our class could not have come as far as we have. At this time We would like to say, Thank You, Mrs. Griggs. We love you, Seniors ,79 PLANTING COMPANY ARMDREL INSURANCE AGENCY CRAIGHEAD RICE MILLING AND STORAGE COMPANY CRAIN COMPANY CRAIN B ll ' Prestige Emergency Cas PHE BCE INC HIGHWAY 65 SOUTH 8 ATKINS LAKE ROAD FIRST FEDERAL SAVIIGS avineam E HBS PE SDN ,, U GEORGES HAIR DESIGNS THE LIQUOR MART INC R 534 4240 FINE WINES, L1QUoRs AND BEER 513 W 231113 RETAIL AND WHOLESALE Pme Bluff, Ar 3117 Ollve Street sebrmg ProfeSs1ona1 'inf' Phone 5011534 7830 I-Iaucutters and Deslgners Pme Bluff, Arkansas 71603 for Men and Women VFFEHEDN Q P si VLLUPMENT 5.3 L1-.J 1,5 5.0 A 2 411 Mr Reyner fleftj , Mr Glenn Rallsback Qmlddlej, and Mr Stanley Cook fnghtj ralse the amount pledged for the Development Fund VV111l'1 a stroke of the brush , . 9 Ia, I - cf' Q- ' - o 4 , Q' 4' 3... lf? E . gm? MM fu L.. Q 7 i QENQ ill 'Y V,?,aza.f. .,.... ' '5 Y? 1 5' f'f2'E Y? Y ' ,l..?L,.i2WP . ,H TW W: 3 41.215 153' 375553 7? fl ,A ani , as W.: ,M 'Y . , .2 5 ES , UU wmv? '-4-A f--.3 N 3. 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