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

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Excedrin Headache Number 34 staff Produces 34th Annual Wolf Howl Money, money, money! That was the number one problem of the yearbook staff when they reported to school last fall. Big plans for a beautiful book had been made over the summer; and Mrs. Shiver announced that somewhere in the neighborhood of $19,000, give or take a dollar or so, would be needed to foot this year ' s bill. To start things off, the price of each annual was raised $2.50. The annual sales ran around 1,400 books. For more money, the staff hit the streets selling ads, ads, and more ads. Super salesman, Gordon Hale, came to give a demonstration of how to manipulate the businessmen into buying a wonderful ad to up their businesses. The ad sales ran some- where between $6,000 and $7,000. The time spent raising money was nothing compared to the time spent on drawing the layouts and writing copy. Everyday during sixth period, the staff was feverishly working on creative writing and showing the new members how to draw the layouts so they could meet the four deadlines. The poor photo- graphers were yelled at from all directions, as everyone on the staff insisted on having pictures today. The deadlines seemed only a week away when you considered all of the work they had to do. The twenty members of the staff have worked hard to make this the best book in the history of Lake Hamilton. The staff takes pride in every book presented to the students, and the students take pride in keeping the books as a memory of the most important years of their lives. 1 -Photographers Thornton 2-Editor Tina Watson 3-Business Managers-Regina Viki MuUings 4-Peter Clay rlk i 86 Yearbook

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Parties! Pinatas! Post res! Spanish Club is a group com- posed of Spanish I, II, and III students and those who have an interest in the Spanish language, life styles, and customs. The Spanish Club holds a Christmas party where the members have a Spanish traditional Christ- mas. The members made a piiiata, which was stuffed with all kinds of goodies. The Spanish Club plans to attend Casa Bonita, a restaurant in Little Rock, to try their tasters in Spanish foods. l-Top Row: Eric Lijewski, Tina Watson, Dan Pearsall, Todd Lucas. Second Row: Dewitt Muse, Jerry McCaslin, Joe Pompeo. Paul Miller, Tammi Gudinas, Mary Harrison, Kevin Garner. Third Row: David Kazyaka, John Johnson, Kelly Akins. Tenia Garner, Traci Henry. Fourth Row: Raymond Sheets, Paul Bowden. Vieki Vaught, Cindy White. Fifth Row: Keith Logan, Robin Gudinas, Kim Hunter. Sharon Jones, Robbie Smith. Sixth Row: Brian Shaw, Christye Morano. Natalie Vuncannon, Cheryl Green, Amy Higelmire. Seventh Row: Colleen Clarke, Lynn Heltzel, Sherry Kelly, Chantelle Carroll, Jan Jones. Eighth Row: Colette Clawson, Lisa Thomas, Terri Bell, Diane Johnson, Stacey Norman. Ninth Row: Kim Minton, Margo Bearden, Cheryl Dodson, Cathy Lijewski, Jeanne Myers, Terri Bailey. Tenth Row: Robert Pymn, Becky Sanders, Debra Ketchum, Cheri Johnson, Jamie Ricks, Becky Weatherford, Cindy Stratton. 2-Terri Bailey, Cheryl Green, and Cathy Lijewski prepare the pinata for the Christmas party. 3-Officers: Tina Watson, Reporter; Chery Green, Treasurer; Cathy Lijewski, Vice President; Robin Gudinas, President; Mrs. Chris Black, Sponsor. Spanish S6

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1-Gaye Ayers, Co-editor; Leslie Sanders. Co-editor; Chantelle Carroll, Elementary Editor. 2-PauI Bowden, Karen Waite, Sherry Pinker- ton, Alice Ortell, Kevin Garner, and Todd Lucas make up the Jr. High Staff. 3-Willie Ennis. Kim Slagle. Katrina Tillery, Sue Taylor. Kim Minton, and Terri Hornbeck make up the 8r. High Staff. 4-8ponsor, Paula Shiver 5-A bumfuzzled editor, Tina Watson. Yearbook 87