Lake Hamilton High School - Wolf Howl Yearbook (Pearcy, AR)

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1980 Escorts Enrich!! Football Players, New Suits, Proud Parents, Nervousness Snap Shots, Dance Tickets, The Big Game, A Winning Score 32 Football Homecoming 1-CyBathia Wacaster. Pep Club Maid escorted by Billy Catlett 2-Lori Bell. Steppinwolf Maid escorted by Ronnie McGuire 3-Linda Sluppick, Cheerleader Maid escorted by Clay Elmore 4-Terri Hombeck. Band Maid escorted by David S tames 6-Kandy Knox. Sophomore Maid escorted by Russell Neese 6-Kathleen Palmer, Sophomore Maid escorted by Donnie McGuire

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Homecoming Royalty 1980 What Homecoming Meant to Me Cynthia Wacaster - First of all, being able to represent the Pep Club. Second, walking down the court and field, the pictures, and my hooped formal dress. Last, but not least, was the enthusiasm and the winning game. When it all adds up, it was like a Dream-Come-True. Lori Bell - I felt excited and honored when the drill team picked me to represent them in our Homecoming. Linda Sluppick - Homecoming was a very exciting day for me. It was an honor that I never dreamed I would have. I was very happy to represent the Lake Hamilton High School Cheerleaders. Terri Hornbeck - I really appreciate the Band selecting me as their maid and I think it ' s one of the nicest things anyone has ever done for me. Being chosen was one of the reasons that made my senior year the best of all my years at Lake Hamilton. Kandy Knox - Ever since I ' ve been old enough to realize what an such To full me of honor it is to be on Homecoming court, I ' ve wanted to be a part of it. My thanks go to the football team for giving me the chance to represent the Sophomore class. Kathleen Palmer - Getting picked for Homecoming Sophomore Maid was quite an honor. I was proud to represent our class and football team. I would like to thank everyone for making it memorable day. Diane McKinney Homecoming was a day excitement, nervousness, and fun. It is the greatest honor I ' ve ever had and one that I will not soon forget. Donette Cheek - It was a great honor for me to be selected as homecoming maid. The whole week was filled with excitement and a lot of fun. It was a very happy experience that I will always remember. Patrice Lively - Homecoming was a great privilege for me, representing the Senior Class of 1980-81. I consider it a very great honor. Anyone that gets elected should show great pride in having been selected. Michelle Trimue - It was an indescribable experience!! It was such an honor representing a great group of athletes. Then the night being highlighted by an overwhelm- ing victory over DeQueen. Every- thing was so beautiful! The energy that was put into the day and night activities by the school will never be forgotten. 1 -Tracy Beggs and Tammy Casement; Tammy Casement and Richard Cheek; Tammy Casement 2-Tammy Casement-Homecoming Queen, Pa- trice Lively-Senior Maid, Michelle Trimue- Senior Maid, Terri Hornbeck-Band Maid. Lori Bell-Steppin ' -Wolf Maid. Linda Sluppick- Cheerleader Maid, Donnette Cheek-Junior Maid. Diane McKinney-Junior Maid, Kathleen Palmer-Sophomore Maid, Kandy Knox- Sophomore Maid, Cynthia Wacaster-Pep Club Maid. 3-Tracy Beggs. Tammy Casement, and Richard Cheek 4-Tammy Casement Football Homecoming 31

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Shopping For Dresses, Hair Rollers Flowers from Friends Tears, Excitement, Cute Kids, Faulty Microphones, A Big Crowd l-Dianne McKinney, Junior Maid escorted by Monty Watkins and Steve Tankersly 2-Donnette Cheek, Junior Maid escorted by Tony Wharton and Keith Rowland 3-Patrice Lively, Senior Maid escorted by Mark Hutchinson and Todd Hethershaw 4-Michelle Trimue, Senior Maid escorted by Kelly Bobbins and Lydell Lively 5-Mike Head assists Shawn Nichole Casement and Curtis Ward as they take the crown and football. HOMECOMING - the return of a group of people on a special occasion to a place called home. This pretty well describes the idea behind our own LHHS Homecoming, and there were many people who turned out for this special occasion. The stands were filled by fans with hot chocolate and warm blankets. The lights were bright and brought the only warmth to an otherwise windy evening. The Wolves, the cold, the festivities and the anticipation of the dance made for a fantastic Friday. Everyone was involved in the exciting evening. The Queen and her maids made a pretty picture sitting atop a float, braving the cold to cheer on the Wolves. The Wolves, fired up despite the weather, were ready to fight! fight! fight! And fight they did, by trouncing the Leopards 18-7. The crowd roared as the points were scored. The spirits were high and there was a sense of merriment in the atmosphere. Homecoming 1980 was a joyful and special occasion!! 1980 Royalty Radiates Football Homecoming 33