Lakeside High School - Ram Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1985 volume:

, - LAKESIDE HIGH SCHOOL THE RAM 1985 0- , 'mtwff' MU, fag: .uw Q ,fv J- . -, :Ja .Uv .ilff in 1- 1'-f'v N 14g,f4 .r ,' nj 3' --',g,1- -iff, . ' if ef w., J -24-1: ' ' ' -'f 'wwf Q56 4 4 W 'f-fi 1 'whf V', .i',Jw'-Q 'WZ' Lf' ' ,asv -' . - 1- -1 ,' 9 , . , '.!. rr f ' -J' Ttf. ffiisss-.ix , .3-Vvfffggj Q L '- iff, ,hz . WL 0 ' 'M' 4 , 44. ,K ' .: X1- nf v , , . 41 - r wr. M. , mv' , f. F, A 6 ,ai KQQ Q gi iv . 'fx he Q ..-7 rx, hx, 5' f.a'6f5x ,Q 'air .,p f7f52 '1 ', 'M lx. . 53 giuhnh' W an ' ,,.,g.Q, 115,14 f .zu ra 5, S' 4-w f' A 'Q I -'X - fy LM- fx' ,fig-:1,3ge,,: 'J H1 ' , - ,.'f.15'?1 K J 1 2, wwfvr a TABLE CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE FACULTY pages 30 35 ACADEMICS pages 36 67 CLASSES pages 68 125 SPORTS pages 126 149 OF pages 16-29 4.1 IN'-X Mrs. Cookus models her new hair do! RAM Tnrs 'Q 37 LAKESIDE RAMS . IS THIS IT? For years Lakeside has been known as the school with IT all. To many outsiders, this school represents strict rules, difficult classes, snobbery and a lot of money. But to the students and faculty, It is deHned in a much different wa y. It is striving to be the best. Many people misinterpret this desire to be snobbery. La- kesiders are unique from other people be- cause they possess a special kind of class. Not a class exemplified by money, but one obtained through a superb education that was administered by an elite group of peo- ple - caring people. As in past years, everyone throughout the year was striving to obtain that quality mark. Perhaps IT was making the A, win- ning the game, or performing without a flaw. Maybe IT was that special friend. Whatever IT was, it was certainly obtained with a flare that only Lakesiders possess and understand. ' F ' -1 gg i f ' lr -- 'F ? ' .- J' Z1 4 l if - . . , , 1 L- ' ., 5,1 ,F ,. s ,' , , U., T fl Tx ,, . . m f , Q v ' ' :-- zrgwfr A .. v 5 : 2 ' - 5 i .' 5 5 e I 1 J A I i Sf , ,ga A is . .ix 'Pl' Q39 fi. 1 ,v , my . Q ,. ' P X 'W a t vw WN H., A. W If dim ' V MT .4 A an , .,,-1, 'F My family went to the Worlds Fair, and we enjoyed being together. Lisa had a wreck and almost totaled her car, and I rode the subway for the first time. I went to the Olympics and saw Greg Luganis win the Gold Medal. g .gf - -..-2-n 1 - 9-315. My cat had kittens, THA TLS' ALL.'!! Brian, ready for take-off l I I Miles and Julie are soaking up the sun 's rays. SUM ERI G HOT DAYS TAKE THEIR TOLL 0N THESE STUDENTS! Somewhere around February of every year, students of all ages and grades have one thought on their mind - SUMMER. Summer means many things to many peo- ple. To some it means tanning, to others it means skiing and swimming, but to most it means just plain old 'getting out of school. Many students don 't want to get out in the sun and sweat for a tan, but for those who do, the rewards are great. These dedi- cated tanners achieve that highly sought- after deep, dark, healthy look. As they say, No Pain, No Gainu, the motto of the disciples of the sun. Although getting a tan isn't much fun by itself, it can be made much easier if one goes to the lake. Lake'2 probably one of the most com- mon words in the English language throughout the months of June, July, and August. The lake can not only cool you off, but also provide hours of enjoyment. Senior Brian Barkley recalls, I can 't even begin to tell you hw much time Mickey, Cogs, and I spent out on the lake swim- ming, skiing, and just lying around this summer. Although swimming, skiing, and tanning are fun for some, getting out of school is fun for all. School becomes monotonous and boring at times, this is why summer is so eagerly awaited by students of all ages. Summer- time means sleeping late, staying out late,- Who can imagine ha ving fun on a Monday night?-, and just basically doing what you want to do. Summering is fun while it lasts, but by the end of the summer most students are ready to go back to school. For without school to come back to, summer wouldn't be as special as it is. Shannon and Da vid sharing some great times gli 1 Mickey and Chris show their enthusiasm for together. summer. Julie enjoys her ferry ride across the English Coach Bridges, Mark Storey, Ja y Porter Kc Leeth Harper before they embark on Channel. their trip to Wimbledon. fl.. t ,,W, W W M Q: P tl I Mj,ilf'V, MF- QUf1ff1Cb3Umy Jody F311 Debbie COHCV, The French group and companions pose for a Katie Fish iQ friends in front of the Archives colorful picture in Nice located on the French Building in Washington, D.C. Rivera, A is French students were afforded the opportunity to join Mrs. Heck in an exciting trip to Europe this past June. This sixteen-day tour included such highlights as Versailles Palace, Chartres Cathedral, Mont St. Michel, and the Normandy Cemetary. Cities such as London, Paris, Nice Monaco, and Geneva were also visited. One of the interesting aspects to this trip was the chance to observe different cultures and their people. Since the majority of time spent on this tour was in France, Mrs. Hecks French students were able to see the French language in action as well as participate in it. This particular trip allowed one to get a taste of Eur- ope. It was deHnitely a memorable ex- perience. A second group, the Lakeside Stu- dent Council ofticers, escorted by Mr. Paul Quattlebaum tra veled to Provi- dence, Rhode Island for their Na tional Association of Student Council Con- vention. After touring Providence, the group traveled to Washington, DC, vis- iting such places as the Whitehouse, the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Cen- ter, and Arlington Cemetery. While in Washington, Mr. Quattlebaum and the student council officers were able to enjoy the Fourth of July festivities. After a pick- nic lunch in the mall area of DC, this group was able to see a performance of the Beach Boys and Julio Iglesias. On their way home, they visited the homes of James Madison in Virginia and Andrew Jackson in Tennessee. Not only being educational and interesting, this trip was fun. Another group traveling this summer from Arkansas was eight students who visited England for a chance to play tennis to tour- naments held in Creigleigh and Felixstow. Accompanied by Coach .lack Bridges, they found playing tennis on grass a great chal- lenge. The group spent the majority of time touring in London and also shopped at Her- rods. Hopefully you can join in these unique experiences with these students. TRAVELI . . . ERYO E'S DREAM AM Tnrs 'Q 37 Wi y Mrs. Heck is that you behind those Foster Grants? A Kelly and Angela show off a Porshe at Brook- hill Camp. R A M T HIS CRUISING 'CX-'7 A TEENAGE REALITY One of the most popular pasttimes in Hot Springs is CR UISING. How do you cruise? First-find a car, second-get together with a friend, or two or three, third-crank up the radio, and fourth- E head for town. The usual run is down Central Ave- nue. Back and forth go all the local teens. McDonalds is a favorite place, but the Hot Spot is definitely Sonic. Here you can find out whois in town, who they are with, and where all the parties are. You see friends from differ- ent schools, or those who do not attend V' school. Of course, no cruising trip would be complete without at least one trip around the fountain. The fountain is a turning point for most cruisers and then it's back to Sonic, McDonalds, or K- Mart for the get-together and swapping of rides. Then off you go again, falling i into a routine. What fun! What excite- ment!! It's downtown Hot Springs at night. 4 4' my 'tial ' -- Lamar wants you to go cruising with him. M 10 ' Dana can't you get Bee to pick you up? U - g be , 8 5 D P , ?-P Mm, ls Steve our Little Bunny Fufu? RAM Tnrs '55 37 PLAYI . AN ACTIVITY EVERYONE CAN EXCEL IN. Playing. It is an activity in which every- one can excel. This type of activity does not require a large amount of knowledge nor a great deal of money. This kind of past-time can be performed with just a few or many people. However, the most appealing char- acteristic of this avoca tion is that many friends, as well as good relationships can be made while one participates in it. The re- laxed, easy-going atmosphere that accom- panies playing allows a person to lay aside both the pressures of school and society. We are all put upon this earth for a purpose. For everyone, one obligation is to touch another personis life in a positive way. By utilizing the opportunity that playing provides, we can all fulfill our obligation. Hopefully, playing and enjoying life will be it for all of us. Becky Bernard not only playing dangerously, but living dangerously. ev, Bill? ' ' l F. if-Q u ! 'O The Cast of Bye Bye Birdie playng the game of Freshmen girls play Birdie on a Perch? Conrad Birdie Trivia . I sbp B G rw fa' ' B we l 1 'I M The Ram Band does its share of playing! Billy catches a bird is-eye-view of Terrys and Grayson? answer! RAM: -D xew ORKI G . . THIS A REWARDING EXPERIENCE 'Y i I Most people believe working to be a nine to five, five days a week, 52 weeks a year kind of job. However, there is another way to per- ceive this activity. Working can serve as a device that, while it is being done, can help one to make friends, learn more about how to do a particular job, and even expose one Ca personj to an activity he or she never knew Tony Webb drums his way into all of our hearts. with the end result being one of enjoyment. On these pages the pictures show Lakesiders in various stages of working. Most important- ly though, by working together or alone, these people show that working can be very re- warding. Micci and Carter are in step with the times. ff I , .4 , 1 A, f, ,,-+ M,MMrl ME' l-:j Our cheerleaders win for Lakeside f , .4 'tif 3 , 1 ' kg,,,,,,,,S3s,5'rl-ev-6 'wmv ii M t uw' - ,w,.w 'fl 1' P f Q .fi ' v f , 1 .- 'M -'f ,, al?-Qigfg,:Qw11d , -, n :mr fx, 1 Q. ,f,rEg.4p5+.aL'fi.f,,,-,, ' K X? 3?I'f75!aQ,M'f .sf ff ' -, mf gf 'iw wg 'xT'f'?,n,fis if iisng, Jf','1 ,,v, 1 i f'3'j,,r.4 A :Ji-f in ,K f , .f f-.,',a-- a XJ-' 17- ', g Q' 'fe , 4- 2 , , . , 1. . 4 W li Q X an SSW 4 1- vw- if ,Lw,,:. .M L f ww L -ffl if RP' E-35 2.4, V K ' 1,1-.. f A 1 -wg fn f ' Q f 7' A 4 a +4 s- ' vm. Student Life LIVING IT! I Il ' fi W 3E: f e '324'g:k:. ? ' Hugging: Samantha and Marti encourage one another before their Hrs! pep assembly. Tolerafingz Missy has learned how to deal with Eyeing: Sarah displays her lurking pose. Bewitching: Yvonne totally out of character Qa vid s excuses. A . x 1 Qi, Mvhx Wk E 'K was Q Q wx . y ' ' 1 S J . i . XS S rf' ww, 'uxfi2W5 WW H Q l ' ,Pvt Y A. -Q MU SECOND O Y TO STUDYI DTI G. The typical Lakeside High School student as portrayed by the FBLAE questionnaire is a meat and potatoes person. l' This gourmet is fun-loving and appreciates a sense of humor in da tes, When dating, Lakeside students prefer to wear blue jeansg when dancing, they prefer to slow dance, Typically, the La- keside student has a curfew of between eleven and twelve p.m. and considers his or her parents as being A-O.K. . Three hundred and thirty-one of the four hundred Hfty students answering the survey are planning to attend col- legeg however, intelligence in his or her companions is only moderately impor- 13111, D TE . To be with someone you like f Brett Hum- phreys It gives me someone to cuddle on the couch with. f Dana Arnst To get away from my parents. if Tamme El- liott Plain 'ol human magnetism. f Bee Albright lt beats sitting at home on Friday night, Y All people that date Bccause I'm interested and would like to get to know him betlcr f Laura Miller Waiting was the hardest part in linding out the names of our Hperlcct match. A is 4 Q5 Ofhee Workers: Sec., Mrs Smith, Caren Creason, Dana Arnst, Kim Southerland, Angie Sharp, Robin Vermeer, Cara Crews, Dennis Westgate, Seeg Mrs. Deist, seated: Stephanie Ellis, April Golden, Susan Robinette, Linda Meridith, Shelly Bennie, Not pictured: Westly Walker. ,9 ,J 7 we ' 4 X V 1 Q ,HM X. 4 .nnlnnx Fire Marshals: Kevin Golden, Jeff Bradley, Flag Raisers: Acie Bennett, Eddie Proctor, Acie Bennett, Burt Dahl, Joe Rank, Robbie Johnny Smith. BEHI D THE SCENES These few select students ha ve taken and appreciated. And we hope they now time out of their busy schedules to take on realize their efforts have not gone una ck- the necessary responsibilities to keep our nowledged. K vvia tkowski. school in order. Their jobs were well done . 1 if afar f ' V,,. . Z fyfcf L. tv, Have you ever wondered how many bal- loons it would take to Hll our Held house? Well, the annual staff decided to see just how many it would take. After using two tanks of helium and 1,500 balloons the gym was still not full: thus, the world may never know how many balloons it takes to H11 the Held house. Not only did the staff try to float the roof away, they also had help from a vi- brant band that tried to rock the roof off The band, JEVANE, featured a group of senior boys who formed this band and practiced relentlessly during their own spare time. Their hard work deHnitely paid off at this sock hop. With almost two hundred students cheering them on, the band felt its Hrst impression of success. Lori questions how all 1,001 balloons float. ez, Q, 1' at ff.fi Y, '1 'flffitj ,.,VI , .ff .M . 31:0 7 f f, 1 1 . , . f ea f Zi, 3 fi ag 1 2 ' ,',, 2 , te,,fm,W 'af Aw. ' . wg, ,ti iiiaie H we Concession stand director, Janet Hogue. JE VA NE A f. ..,,. , 4? -T6 1 , Q V , I ,t,,VV Ziff, 5 The Jevane band captures the hearts of LSHS students. Jeff Bradley croons a tune. Mrs. Storey leads the troops. Micci, Robin, Mllfk, and Laura display their masterpiece. ls .Iulie trying to avoid the question that Robin and Micci want to answer? Lisa is wondering why Elizabeth is having so much fun with a computer! LONG, H RD DAYS!! Although we love our friends and many of our teachers, some days seem to last forever. We find ourselves staring out a window, counting the tiles on the floor, and glancing at our watch every two min- utes to see if the bell is about to ring, When the bell Hnally sounds, there is a mad dash for the door, After struggling through the busy hallways you Hnally Hnd your friends. You talk to them for a couple ofminutes, and then it is back to the class- room, Ist bell lstipcried Znd period 3rd period 4tI2 period LUNCH 5th period 631 period 8-15 8327 9:30 10530 I 1:30 12225 :07 ZQIO Q 9:25 10:25 I 1,25 12:25 i 2205 as-ost Bell Schedule g I 00 -3 4-'llihunm Www Don 't Let go Brian your hair is almost Westly and .lanet get the annual together ww-' '2HN2f':'3,, :i,,?,i,,'fJf?1Z,? ,,.S,5f,f3a54'13'?..iL ml QQ Zmi,SL'ES.M W. .GSQIFSNL ' wgiflbisxsf Q xg ww M f H. .MY Y E ,.. r u, MW. . i 1 1 VV Q 5 Q - ......... ..... .. .,.......-.:.- 'nf ' . ,f X fa. Q. , K Sf:ggff..q V . IUSKT. - 7 bw- x 1' . f .. 7. -:Q , 4 K 1 . - - 'wil-' -XM. -I 4 1 mm . , XM.-4. .. 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As was the success of The Wizard of Oz in the movie industry, so was the success of this years homecoming. The entertainment included The Lakeside Singers, Madrigals, Cheerleaders, Gold- dusters, and the Ram Band. A qt, . , km iff WT, E ueen representing Joe T Robinson, Jill Sut- on, and her escort, Kenny Meece. w - if , l 2 fi 7 5. 9 A Senior maid, Westly Walker, and her escorts, Grayson Carter and Bee Albright. Junior maid, Heather Horner, and her escorts, Don Clay and Lamar Trieschmann. Sophomore maid, Samantha Cunningham, and her escorts, Jody Fish and Bill Jones. Senior maid, Sarah Williams, and her escorts, Mike MiUkovic and David Baker. Junior maid, Lisa Irwin, and her escorts, Terry Carter and Tom Clark. Sophomore maid, Denise Deaton, and her es- corts, Brett Dunlap and Da vid Dockery. V I L 1kes1de Queen Joznne Curry cscorlcd by Mzlvern Queen Kzy Owens escorled by David DA lohn Freeman Baker O Senior maid Debbie Conry, escorted by Jody Fish Junior maid Kim Schaus escorted by Mickey Kling Sophomore maid Kelly Murphy, escorted by Joe Irwin S ,W .i., M W ,WM S f Q g ,X ,. The prom of 1985 was not just One More Night . It was a wonderful night. The Crystal Ballroom at the Arlington was the setting for this lavish occasion. The band, Arkansas Star, played all of our fa- vorite music, as we danced in the ballroom that was decorated in peach, light blue, and mint green. The night was truly One More Night to remember. ' 2 -x kk--Q. . H .... -we ,N . ,J A ,,,,, , , 7 wif? The Seniors of 1985. Sharon, Joanne, and Ra yce are showing Shar- ons date how Lakesiders have a good time, Randy, Jill, and Angela are showing Miles how to pose for his senior prom. There 's Sandra trying to take the lead again. The band, Arkansas Star, really got everyone out on the dance floor. Steven and Tonya are in awe of the great band. Mrs. Frances Arnold, Librariang BA and MED: University of Arkansas, Fayette ville. Mrs. Rachel Byrd, Englishg BSE and MS,' University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Mrs. Sue Conner, MathfScienceg MSEQ Henderson State University. Mrs. Candis Cookus, Englishg BSE: Arkansas State University. Mr. Morris L. Coston, AlgebrafPhysicsg BSE and MS: University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Coach Jim Cox, GeometryfA thleticsg BSE- Ouachita Baptist Universityg MSE- Henderson State University. Mrs. Joanne Curry, Teachers Aide-Special Education. Coach Wayne Fawcett, CivicsfAmerican historyfA thleticsg BSEg . Ouachita Baptist University. Mr. Frank Francis, GCE BA: Ouachita Baptist University. Coach Patrice Gillenwater, HealthfAthletics: BSEg Southwest Texas State University. ll' Vicki SUPERINTEN DEN T E T Shufiield Diploma of Advanced Study m School Admmstralzon Um ver my of Arkansas Fayetteville ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Jim Fotioo-B.S. Zoology, MEd.g Uni- versizy of Arkansas, Fa yetteville. PRINCIPAL Jim H. Tarkington-B.S.E.-Henderson State Qniversityg M.Ed.-East Texas Sta te Univer- sity. Q55 SEE? E2 fig Sis SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Gene Parker, Sr.: E71 Shumeldg Joe E Fish. Standmg: Don Burroughg Jim- my Burrisg Doane Newton. 'P BW M ez? is iii? 5.52, 13 -5525 ':- EQ ie 22 Bus Drivers: Bo Burchert, Shelia Coston, Charles Grishom, Vernor Burchcrt, Willie Hooks, Greg Dunn, James Hall, Jim Wasson, Charles Gregg, Jim McGuire, Ed Grey, Kenny Helms, Kenneth Helms. Cafeteria Workers: Ruth Clark - Director, Lueena Brady, Linda Burks, Marilyn Hathcock, Bessie Gibson - Manager, Karan Rowland, Marge Wilson, Nancy Clark, Darin Sanders, .lo Blees. And TEACHERS wonder about STU- ' DEN TS il! Mrs. Mildred Grissom, Earth Science: B.S.E. and M.S.E.,' Henderson State University. Mrs. Vallee Heck, French: B.S.S.g Cornell College, M t. Vernon, Iowa. Mr. Willie H. Hooks, Jr., Algebra Ilffldvanced MathfCalcu1usg MS.E.g University of Texas at Commerce. Mrs. Betty House, Special Education Coordina torg B.A.'.S'.M.iU.g MA.- University of Californrh in Northside: M.S.E.- Henderson State University. Mrs. Sara Irwin, Business EeonomicsfBusiness LawfAecounzing,f Typing I, B.S.E.-Henderson State Universityg M.A.-Peabody Teachers College. Mrs. Alice Kuyper, Chair: Henderson State University. Mrs. Dana Lambert, ChernfstryfPhysicsg B.SZ- Aflransas Tech University: MS.-University of Arkansas. Miss Denise Little, Hearing Impaired: M.S.- Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center: B.S.E.-University of Arkansas, Fayettevzlle. Mrs. Lonnie W. Luebben, Englishg B.S.E.: Henderson State University. Mrs. Billie Jo Messer, English: B..S1E.: University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Mr Beau Myers Art BSE San Diego Mesa College AS Henderson Stare Umverslly Ms Beth A Overland Spcczai Education BSE Northern lilmom Un1ver.s1ty MSE Norzhern llhnoff. nzverszty EDS Arkznsas Slate Umverbfty Ms Lynn Perdue Spomsh BA Southern Arkdnaezs Umversrty LTC Thomas, E Pmgry ROTC BS Pittsburg State Umversltv MA Webster Umvemty Mr Paul Quattlebaum Advanced American H1storyfAmer1c.1n Govemmentj World Hmory BSE Henderson Sfate Umverszty Coach Wade Reynolds MalhfAth1et1Cs BSE Uruverszty of Central Arkansas Mr Rack Rxchardson Band Dzrector BME Arkansas State University MM Umversity of Mfsszsszppl Coach Jerry Roberts Azhlctzcs BSE and MSE Henderson Staie University Mrs Kathey A Roberts Biology IIfAdvanced Bzology ffB3SIC Science BSE and MSE Henderson State Umversxty Mrs L Skrodems Algebra 1fAlgebra il' BS' Chicago State University. dr -I 1-0-'fe QE xr yr A E Q It 1 da if we MS Q N ug M .L 'W like U - .W . . ag X -of 68 Mrs Kathey Storey Typing! Work Processing BSE University ofArk.1nszzs at Fzzyettevzlle Mrs Sharon Tackett Engl1shfSpcech BA Anderson Indiana MSE University of Central Arkansas Mr JC Tankersley Biology I BA Hendrix College MS Ezzs! Texas State Special Education BS University of Oklahoma Mr Jim Wasson World History MSE Henderson State Umversrly Mrs Sandra Wasson English BSE and MSE Henderson Smte University is 0 MfS.'ciQfilz,inrurr1er, . A s A FACL LTY M BERS OT PICT RED Couch Cicnc Adams. Drix'cr's 1j'dllCLIll0I7!,' .AXllilc11'cs,' BA: Llll4l'Cl'Sl'l.X ol' f'CI7lfJll ,'kfkJll1SllS. Couch .luck Bridges, Aiiicriluiri llislorxf' P,l1'.,, f ., kllllclicsj BSE-Soulhcrn Slgllcf MSL!llcndcrson Slzitc Lf'l7l,VL'l'SI'!j. SFC .lohn N1. Cooper: .IROTCT Mrs, Diunnc I-'in7cr. Spccizil f11dll4,'l1Il'0H.' BS rind XI.l:'D..' Slcphcn li .-Xusrin Lfni- rcrsizhs . S. Karan N1r, Kcnnclh Helms. Woodworking ,ff Homo .Uriintcm:r1cc',flJrulY1'ng l.' BS and VS: Oklahomai Slam: lynivcrsilri. Mrs. Glcndinc Stcclmun, Computer Opcr- zitionsf Computer ProgrzimmingfGco- IIICIFVYQ BSE: Hcndcrson Slntc Universi- H. Mrs, Bobbie Thompson. Consumer Homo- nmking: BSE and MSlt'.' Henderson Slxilc L vl7lVCl'Slll'l'. si., wi i Aroknewn . . Bee and Betsy know that in Physics precision is the key. A Mrs. Hcck's French classes help participzz te in the Christmas spirit by placing French decorations up in the hall. Mr. Hooks Trigonometry class knows th Trig. students just want to have fun. o s r i f of i S Q ijiisw W Mm. Sloreys Typing I class works diligently in Surah zznd Brian comment that the Globe The- ordcr to eamplcle one of their many 'jobs zltcr is nothing like Ihc lVl:1lC0. xslt he 9 Craig Murders-zzcademically inclined, dc- Clined, or rcclined? Mr. Quzzttlebaum unveils his lrue appendages during :ln American History leclure. M. mg- ,af f . Maw' Mgffwwww WWW 'li WM, A M g,,, 'av mezwwzfw 4 A nf. 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Mary Duncan, Elizai Harris, Wendi Williams, Debbie C onry. Third- Chantrey Henry, Kim Jepsen, Karen Bettis, La Miller. Sandra McCowan, Kathleen Malone, Heather Horner. Tonya Goza, Rachel Messer. Fou Kim Weida, Jeanie Parsons, Michele Avant, Tina Gupta, Christi Bright, Julie Stubbleheld, L Dunn, Shannon Callahan. I 9 i 2 5 First-Dawn Fecher, Sherri Arman, Denise Deaton, Susan Hickman, Kelly Henry. Second-A Freeman, Joanna Messer, Nicole Turner-Soph representative, Amy Pharr, Jill Weida, Jean Cos Dianne Jones, Perri Fry, Jorjana Gladden. Third- Sharon Smallwood, Kelly Murphy, Jamie Bu Karen Wecner, Penny Graves, Christi Horton, Beth Cowan, Tamara Kilts, Lisa Thurber. French Ill students, as well as club members, Jim, Christie, and Karen, try their hand at preparing French Cuisine. ig.--' rt- .l..l, Miller, Craig Jones, Adam Pohlod, Mark Mansbridge, Billy Hart. Jim Slife- Vice Presi- t, David Smith-Junior Rep., Terry Bridges-Senior Rep., Tom Clark. Second-Dean Williams, rk Storey, Todd Pelt, Kirk Wesson, David Whited, Mike Broyles, David Blakesley, Craig rders. Third- Teddy Washburn, Andrew Slife, Mark Shaddock, Bryan McDonnell, Dennis ncriek Kyle Alexander, Mark Twyford, Kevin Crane. mt: Lori Tatum, Theresa Davis, Karen Hardlicka, Marlene Mansbridge, Lori Dierks, LeShane irry, Tricia Bentley. Secondfjami Dodson, Kristen Rucker, Julie Odendahl, Meg Dowds, Caroline risty, Vicki Ratki, Michele Johnson. Third: Traci Reed, Brandye Snead, Diane Cade, Laurie Jndelmyer, Tonya Daunhauer, Stacey Welborn, Elesha Gladney, Andrea Irwin, Rebecca Moore, neey Brown, Rebecca Fincher nr x 'X he QQ? X 3 ka. X --N es-Name...-... .t .. French CIub's own Cupid Uim Slifej with his assistants, Kathleen and Tina. Will if it QS? Er: f sv EX fa E 3, if XR E 5 xx.. .. :fr 'gfxx - ,.M... W X g xv l L5 X, W 3 x K Q 5 . ,f Q 1, ,sf F5 s f , t,.,...,..,.......,,Qf N, K W sig, ,L , ,tv ess A -ff 5 ., R+ -fa, gms X - at is X. L ,J 4' . 5' .xi N, W, t if Bk M we .woes-w'fs1'F wg 'N I FIRST-Mrs, Grissom-Sponsor, Tim Johnson-President, Janet Hogue- Vice President, Becky Ber' nard-Secretary, Sandy Webb-Reporter, Doyle Fletcher-Treasurer, Kathey Roberts-Sponsor, Dana Lambert-Sponsor. Second- Billy Hart, Debbie Conry, Tony Coston, Dennis Westgate, Craig Murders. Brooks Smith, Brian Vermeer, Richard Jackson. Third- Scott Hager, Jim Slife, Brett N Dunlap, Tom Clark, Cathi Allen, MerriLee Tarpley, Andrew Slife, Teddy Washburn, Russell , Godwin. Joe Rank. E 3 Angie Fenley-Secretary, Carrie Rowe, Tricia Kulm-Pr z im Tina Thomas-Reporter, Shelley Pruett, John Brewer 3 , !1 Nii- 5 s is sts f '- x li, R, w I m ' .QQA , ::2. ts 1. I First-Jodi Koppel-President, Joanne Curry-Ist Viee President, Jana Taylor-2nd Vice President, Donna Pruett-3rd Vice President, Lisa Irwin-Secretary, Natalie DeAngeIis-Treasurer, Karen Bettis-Reporter, Cristi Nation-Parliamentarian, Kim Southerland-Historian. Second-Sara Irwin, Karen Welch, Don Ashley, Melanie Wesson, Tina Thomas, Shelley Pruett, Bee Albright, Da vid Baker, Mrs. Storey. First- Le Shane Murray, Theresa Davis, Scott Coney, Kathleen Malone, Miles Dierks, Heathc Horner, Christie Bright, Kirk Conville, Angie Turbyhll, Karen Hrdlicka. Second- Kriste Rucker, Karen Bettis, Shannon Drobena, April Golden, Kati Fish, Andy Meyers, Leeth Harpet Shelly Dockcry, Elesha Gladney. Third- Mark Storey, Bayard Gilbert, Bryan McDonnell, Andre' Slife, Jeff Bennett, Marti Voss, Kelly Murphy, Denise Deaton. E X as N iffpq A ,Q sg E .J ff F554 T 'HH 'ont.' Melanie Wesson-Historian, Penny Holt- Secretary, Paige Bunch-3rd Vice President, Sarah 'illiams-2nd Vice President, Jody Fish-Parlimentarian, Angie Sharp-Reporter, Stephanie Ellis- istorian, Kim E veritt-President, Dana Arnst-Merit Chairman, Carrie Rowe-lst Vice President. ?C0f1d.' James Moore, Shelley Grisham, Brian Barkley, Denise Gibson, Steven Burrough, Angela ewton. Mike Morrison, Tamme Elliott, Mrs. Thompson, Third Row.' Brian Dillingham, Michael 'cCurry, John Woosley, Brett Foote, Steve Wilson, Lori Gilliland, Bee Albright, -N Craig Hendrix repairs a motor? Keith, Tracie, Jefi Michelle, and Mr. Francis , . . out standing students and teacher. bw Q, K First: Lois Moore, Lisa Wozniak, Jeff Bradley- Vice President, Trey Cannon-Parliamentarian, Steg anic Willis-Secretary, Machelle Prince-Reporter, Tracy Ellis-Treasurer, Kieth Mullings-Presid David Smith-Photographer, Tessa Wright-Cannon. Second: Shannon Bolding, Vicki Bishop, Edt Fa voritc, Teresa Novatny, Stephanie Snodgrass, Angie Turbyhil, Barbie Howerton. Third: Riel Reeves, Meg Morrison, Berry Sutton, Lisa Ingram, Leah Skillern, Kim Bordelen, Bobby Ada! Barbara Hawthorn, Frank Francis. Fourth: Scott Irwin, Wade White, Bobby Oliver, Keith Miteht Glen Reeves, David Hopkins, Craig Hendrix, Garry Sutton, Janet McCullough, Rod Kruse, Ke Eakin. 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The evening proved to be a very auspicious occasion for these two seniors because Becky Bernard achieved the honor of being Salutato- rian and David Baker achieved the honor of being valedictorian ofthe '85 graduating class. --ffl A select group ofjunlors received the honor of being chosen to attend the 1985 Arkansas Governor s School They are Lara Dunn Russel Godwin Kelli Lambert, Jana Taylor, Sandra McCowan, Richard Jackson David Smith md James Paul Humphreys. S en 1ors 5- Everyda y spent at Lakeside is something to remember. - Westly Walker BEING A SENIOR IS Pretty good except that there is a lot of pressure from underclassmeng you 're ex- pected to be so mature and make good grades. -Micci Hendley I lt's great, but it,s also sad because we won't see some of our classmates ever again. -Robin Vermeer Being a Senior is great. It means l get to leave this place, go to college, and become a millionaire, -John Woosley I feel excited and eager to get out of school, get out on my own, and to be in thc real world. -Kim Bordelon R LE DERS Missy Mzzhzzlky. Tres.: D11 vid Baker, Pres.: Sarah Willizzms, Vice Pres.: Dana Arnst. Sec.: Not pictured-Wcslly Wzzlkcr, Rcp,,' Sponsors-Mrs. Irwin. Mrs. Lancaster, Mr. Coston, Mr, Hooks y 1, KY . ki , - X f . . ... .QA X -... 1 K K K: Q A 'i I . - -ff we A 1 'M X-.3 Q 5 -N 5 14 11 uv mm- , . SX ori Harrington waves Hello to everybody. . ,9- Mrs. Tackett, being her Spunky self with Terry Bridges. 1 Mike Crenshaw is Puttin' on the Ritz . - Y . ' e, E' P 'W Q 1 Bee Albright Dana Arnst - ,: Q fm f X Q e' ff . ibn? f K Cazhi Alien Cheryl Anemone E seg Da vid Beker Brian Barkley Alien Anthony NJ Maria Beeson Becky Bernard Vfbki Bishop Shannon Bolding 'Q' Christie Bond .LQ Kim Bordelon Jeff Bradley Tvffy Bffdgfs P8136 Bunch Governork School: Randy Hill, David Baker, Jim Slife, Rachel Messer, Missy Malzaffey, Sarah Williams. fKaren Cade, Not Pic- turedj David Baker thinks that the dances are the best thing at Govemoris School. Gifted and Talented School: Doyle Fletcher, Dennis Westgate, Tom Clark, Terry Bridges, Debbie Conry, Becky Bernard, Janet Hague, Betsy G1Y11Jam. , 5' in V In MB' gm. f- 4, A 4, f f if H 5 f' ig f le, Z faked 'L , if ,',' , ,.,, zf , ,, ,, F ,cg Steven Burrouglz Grayson Carter Terry Carter Kenny Clark rex, Tom Clark Don Clay Chris Conly Debbie Conry fi 0-gl 'WP .3919 Carer: Creason Mzke Crenshaw Joanne Curry Brian Dzllmgham QQ? HQAN Da vrd Dockery W3 X 3 I Sterling Dgdggn Steven Dubrzskc Angela Duncan Brett Dunlap Kevm Eakm Tammc Eiizot Chuck Eilrs Stephanie Ellis Aimee Hnzmce Jody Hsh Doyle Fletcher ff M VKV! 27 541, Z V' v l W ix!! X aw wa J 4 Brett Feats: ,lolm Freeman Degise Gibsqn Betsy Gjllham fwwi LQg'iGilI11and jolzn Cflassford Carter Glidewcll A Missy Godwin - K :fegn , 2-1 A .K 5 . K , f . Iviqvin Gofden Banda Goodpasier Shqifey Grigham . . ' Lori Harrington Micci Handley Sherillc Henncssee Scott Hager. 'Q A Todd Hilbom I Gilflk State: Missy Mahaffey, Joanne Curry Debbie Conry, Sarah Williams, Becky Bernard: Not Pzbturcdz Karen Cade. Boy's State: Doyle Fletcher, Randy Hill, Jody Fish, LaMar Triesch 'C ITISIIH. Q-H S in A r Q- ze sw- va--w::fs A -Qu-g y wwx x-. - . 1321 wtgsw X N R R Y x 'K X Randy H171 Janet Hague Penny Holt Barbie Howerton levi! Yvonne HUHCC Lisa Ingram Rodney Jennings Tim Johnson Billyfjsgnes Cindy Keiib 1, Bmggkellcr e ,,Wade Kia? , Wayne Krzer 'Nr' M1 5 f Tim Lencks 'Wm -. S., . -K : Qimruh L If LA.. X Brenda McGuire K N - Mickey Klfgg m Rod Kruse Mike Long , f 2'f:?4'LL . :.' 11 llaw ,sf . f' . X 'week 'kk k L L N y .. 1. K XL,. , . f Q. few x XG ' ki '1 VF ---1.4 .i . 4 11-:QQ-1. N La si Missy Mabaffcy Kevin McClellan Janet McCu1IougIz Ska? manger .qn..f... ,K N X ffl Kenny Meece Linda Meredith Rachel Mcsscr 11v !' Mike MiUkovic Meg Morrison Joe Mueller Christi Nation Vicki Neff Angela Newton Kay Owens Da vid Phillips Karen Cade is spending her senior year as an exchange student. She is living in New Zealand, a country in the South PaciHc with 3V2 million people and 7 million sheep. Her school is very different from ours. School is from 9:00 a.m. until 3:20 p.m., with only five classes per day. It runs from February through November with the summer vacation during December and January. It is not harder than Lakeside, but the students only take tests at the end of the year rather than every week, Karen is anxious to return home, but she finds it hard leaving all of her new friends. - Somebody broke my drum! Micci and Robin-The Daring Duo! Gee, Doug, aren't you supposed to be helpinl Allen 7 , Qizfffzl , H .IE VA NEA hand made up of tive seniors, Kevin Golden Br' ' ' - ley, Brian tertained the body :an Dillingham, Jeff Brad and Mickey Kling, en- times this Iasket- nuary. at the Staff 7 Shelley Prueit 4091 Doug Sanders Z' .AHF Richey Reeves Reef? U f '44 Donnie Scott l I-lop and were zz huge suc- cess, We would like to wish them luck and we hope that we'll be hearing of them in the future, like blarmg teroes. Good luck guys, on your 1c and fortune. ng so follow in the footsteps of Wm This is Todd, in his usual state of mind. Laura Ross Gene Rutan Kim Scibs Angie Sharp Kevin Simmons i .kX. i .. David Smith .- 1, 'gi K is K 1 - X , . A 1' 1 2 A A ae, Don Sipe Leah Skillem .383 W 'l'z: 1! fisidiii Sharon Smith Q' Jill Sutton Chrystal Tapp Stephanie Snodgrass Shawn Thomas Jim Slzlfe Kim Soatberfande Una i X 5.2!-I M 5833 LaMar Trieschmann Robin Vermeer M8115 Wages Wesffy Wafkef f .Q ilffwh x Q . ,U .5 X22 xwgw A .Urea W, wx fjfisv frgfsl ' . , E ' , .Miz . . ?:,w?: f ff: 1 w ' ', 9 , WC' , -- ig Z . I g ,224 if-urn 'W Lance Jolm 1 . . . Run, Spot, Run! Brian Albright was a member of Spanish Club, FB.L.A., FH.A., Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Beta Club, National Honor Society and FCA. He was a 3 year National Honor Society and F.C.A. He was a 3 year Track letterman and, 2 year Football letterman, Student Council Representative and Freshman class president. Brian plans to attend Lou- isiana Tech University and then Law school. David Baker was a member of Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, FB.L.A., and Spanish Club. He was also Beta Club Reporter, Na tional Honor So- ciety Secretary, Freshman class re- porter, Sophomore class president, .lunior class Vice-President, Senior class president, a 3 year Track, Bas- ketball, Football letterman. David was a student at Governor's School. Rotary Student of the Month, and receipient of the Woodmen of the World Outstanding ProHciency in American History and DAR Good Citizenship Award. David plans to attend University of Texas at Austin majoring in Aerospace Engineering. Terry Bridges was a member of Lake- side Singers, Madrigals, Math Club, Beta Club and Olympics of the Mind. He was Band Drum Major, French Club Historian, Thespian President and a cast member of Importance of Being Earnest and Bye Bye Birdie . Terry was a member of Four States Honor Band, All-State Band, All-Region Band, and attended Gifted and Talent- ed School. Terry plans to attend Hen- drix College majoring in English. Debbie Conry was a member of Na- tional Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Tennis team, Drama Club, Science Club, French Club, Gymnastics Team and F.B.L.A. She was Corporal of Golddusters, Reporter of Student Council, Treasurer of Beta club, Re- porter of Math Club, Secretary-Trea- surer of F. C.A., Sophomore Class Trea- surer, Spanish Club Reporter, Fresh- man Cheerleader. Debbie attended Girl's State and Gifted and Talented School. She was also a member of the 1985 Basketball Homecoming Royalty. Debbie plans to attend college majoring in Pre-Med. Joanne Curry was a member ofFH.A., Student Council, Annual Stafh Math Club and Mu Alpha Theta. She partici- pated in Freshman Basketball, Basket- ball, and Volleyball. She was Vice- President of Spanish Club, Secretary of sophomore class, Treasurer of Na tional Honor Society, President of Beta Club and lst Vice-President of FB.L.A. She was the receipient of the Advanced Bi- ology l Award, Advanced American History Academic Award, delegate to Girl 's State, 1984 Basketball Home- coming Maid and 1985 Basketball Homecoming Queen. Joanne plans to attend the University of Arkansas ma- joring in Accounting. Steven Dubriske was a member of Na- tional Honor Society, Beta Club, Math Club, Spanish Club, F.C.A., R.O.T.C., Golf Team, and Cross Country Team. He was also a 3 year Basketball letter- man. Steve plans to attend the Univer- sity of Arkansas majoring in Electrical Engineering. Jody Fish was Student Council Trea- surer and President, FCA. Treasurer and Vice-President. He was also a 3 year Basketball letterman, l year Foot- ball letterman and a delegate to Boys State. Jody plans to attend University of Arkansas majoring in Business. Betsy Gillham was member of Spanish Club, French Club, Beta Club, Math Club, and Basketball, Volleyball and Track Teams. She was also National Honor Society Vice-President. Betsy plans to attend Louisiana Tech Univer- sity majoring in Industrial Engineering. Randy Hill was a member of Beta Club, National Honor Society, Spanish Club and FCA. He was also on the Football, Track and Baseball Teams. He was Student Council Vice-President and delegate to Boys State and Governors School. Randy plans to attend Rhodes College Ma joring in Pre-Med. Missy Mahaffey was a member of Band, Drama Club, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, French Club, National Honor Society and Madrigals. She was also Treasurer of the Senior class, a member of All-Region Band and Choir, All- State Band and Choir, Four States Honor Band and a delegate to Girls State and Governors School and was selected as the Elks Lodge Student of the Month. Missy plans to attend Northeast Louisiana majoring in Cho- ral Music or Occupational Therapy. Sharon Smith was a member ofFC.A., FHA., FB.L.A., Spanish Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Beta Club and Annual Staff She was also a 3 year Volleyball and Tennis letterman and a 2 year basketball letterman. Sharon plans to attend Ouachita Baptist University majoring in Accounting. Sarah Williams was a member of French Club, Beta Club, National Honor Society, FHA., FCA., Gold- dusters, and Thespians. She was also Senior class Vice- President, Student Council Reporter and Secretary and a delegate to Girls State and Governors School. Sarah plans to attend the Uni- versity of Arkansas majoring in Com- munications. A SENIOR DIRECTORY BOBBY ADAMS: Mr. A2 Mrs. Ray Adarnsg R.O.T.C., Boy Scouts, plans to go to college and then join the Armed Forces. BRIAN WAYNE ALBRIGHT: Jerry and Rena Albrightg Stu- dent Council, Spanish Club, F1B.L.A., FJ-I.A., Math Club, Track, Football, Beta Club, National Honor Society, FCA., Mu Alpha The-tags plans to attend Louisiana Tech. then go to ,Law School. l CATHI MYCHELL ALLEN: Judy Allen, Beta Club, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Science Club, Basketball, Track, Volley- ball, FC.A.,' plans to go to Texas Christian University, then to Medical School. CHERYL LYNN ANEMONE: Dave fi Geraldine Aneznoneg l11H.A., G.C.E., Library Clubg plans to attend Southern Technical College, then become an accountant. BRUCE ALLEN ANTHONY, Jr.: Mr. 62 Mrs. Bruce Antlzonyg Golll Spanish Club, Drama' Club, plans to attend college and acquire a degree in Business Administration. DANA ARNST: Mr. 62 Mrs. Troy Lane: Beta Club, F.H.A., Jr. Class Treas., Sr. Class Sec., Math Club, French Club, Track, Honor Roll, F.B.L.A.: plans to attend Louisiana Tech. and major in nursing. RONALD DAVID BAKER: Mr. tic Mrs. Ronald Baker, Arkan- sas Governors School, Beta Club Creporterj, Natl. Honor Society lSec. 1, Math Club, Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Frosh. Class Rep., Soph. Class Pres., Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Sr. Class Pres., Football, Basketball, Track, PZB.L,A.g plans to attend the Univer- sity of Texas at Austin majoring nv Aerospace Engineering. SAMUEL BRIAN BARKLEY: Mr. At Mrs. Sammy Barkley: F1C.A., RI-IA., Art Club fPresJ g'Bye-Bye Birdie , JEVANE plans to attend Arkansas State University for two years in a Pre- Vet program, then attend Arkansas State University for two years in a Pre-Vet program, then attend Louisiana State University studying to be a Veterinarian. MARIA BEESON: Mr. A2 Mrs. Lynell .lacksong Band, Jr. All- Region Band, Sr. All-Region Band, Math Club, Spanish Club, plans to attend ATC. studying to be a Speech Therapist. REBECCA ANN BERNARD: Mr. ik Mrs. Art Bernard, Beta Club, Na tl. Honor Society, M zz Alpha Theta, Ma th Club, Spanish Club, French Club, Library Club, Science Club, Bye-Bye Birdiev, Band, Girl is State, Arkansas Tech. Gifted and Talented School, plans to attend the Univ. of Arkansas or Purdue, majoring in pre- veterinary medicine or zoology. VICKY BISHOP: Mr. At Mrs. James Bishop: G.C.E., Art, Girl? Chorus, lans to work. SHANIJJON ELAINE BOLDING: Mr. :Q Mrs. Robert Holding, Girl's Chorus, Madrigals, F.H.A., G.C.A.: plans to work at First National Bank and take night courses at G.CC.C'. CI-IRISTIE ANNE BOND: Mr. :fc Mrs. Rahul: Bond, Band, Choir, Beta Club, Nalional Honor Societyg plans to attend college majoring in accounting. KIMBERLY BORDELON: Mr. K: Mrs. Donald Bordelon, G.C.E., Girl 3 Chorus, plans to get married and work. JEFFREY ALAN BRADLEY: Mr, 8 Mrs. Larry Bradley, Band, Basketball, G.C.E. fViee-Presj, JEVANE2 plans to become a professional musician, 1 TERRANCE MICHAEL BRIDGES: Mr. k Mrs. Don Bridges: Band fDrum Majorj, Madrigals, Four States Honor Band, All- State Band, French Club fl-listorian, Sr. Rep. J, Math Club, Olym- pics ofthe Mind, Beta Club, All-Region Band, Thespzans lPres.j, Importance of Being Earnest , Bye-Bye Birdiei Gifteol and Talented Schoolg plans to attend Hendrix College majoring in En lish. KEQIIN D. BUCKNER: Mary Buckner: Vo-Techg plans to be an auto mechanic. SUSAN PAIGE BUNCH: Mr. 62: Mrs. Robert Bunch, Golddus- ter CLieut.,l, IiH.A. 1' Vice-Pres. 2, French Club, Beta Club, Natl. Honor Society, plans to attend Wiliam Woods College to ma for in Interior Design. I I T 5 STEVEN BURROUGH: Dr. :Q Mrs. Don Burroughg Spanish Club, FCA., EI-LA., Tennis, Basketball, Trackg plans to attnd the University of Arkansas majoring in BusinessAdminlstratien. CARY GRAYSON CARTER: Mr. Aix Mrs. Bill Carter, Football, Track, RCA.: plans to attend the Univ. of Arkansas majoring in Computer Programming. TERRY CARTER: Larry Alt Donna Carter: Football, Basketball, Track, Art Club, Beta Clubg plans to attend the Univ. ol' Arkansas majoring in architecture. KENNETH R. CLARK.: Mr. ik Mrs. Kenneth Clarkg Vo-Tech, plans to attend' the Ouachita VoaTecl1 for Diesel Mechanic. THOMAS AARON CLARK: Mr. fic Mrs. Bob Clark, Football, Track, Math Club f'Vice-Presj, French Club, Science Club, Beta Club, Na tl. Honor Society, Gzhed dir Talented School, ECA., Mu Alpha Theta. s . . s JAMES DONALD CLAY: Jerry Clay rf: Juanda Hennard, Foot- ball, Trackg plans to work. CHRISTOPHER NEIL CONLY: Mr. 45: Mrs. Thomas Conlyg Football, Basketball, Baseball, Beta Club I Treas. 1, Mu Alpha The- ta, Math Club, lRep.j, FCA. fSec.j, Tennis, Drama Club, Ar- kansas Experiencef Bye Bye Bzrdiev, Science Club, Student Council Repres., French Club, Soph. Class Trees., Spanish Club I Rep. 1, Fresh. Cheerleader, Gymnastics Team, FlB.L.A.g plans to major in Pre-Med. CAREN LOVE CREASON: Mr. Kc Mrs. William Creasong PBI-l.A., French Club, Goldduster, math Club, Beta Club, Natl. Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Volleyball, Track, Office Work- er, Honor Roll, plans to attend Rhodes College in Memphis. MICHAEL RANDOLPH CRENSHAW: Mr. :Q Mrs. Hugh Pauline Crenshawg Madrzgals, R.0.TC., Honor Roll, plans to attendrthe Univ. of Arkansas majoring in Natural Sciences, then enroll in the Air Force. J OANNE LESLIE CURRY: Mr. 46 Mrs. Wiliam Curry, FHA., Basketball, Spanish Club, fVice-Presj, Soph. Class Sec. Volley- ball, Student Council, Annual Staff, Basketball Homecoming Maid 1984, Girl s State, Natl, Honor Society ITreas.j Beta Club fPres.j, RB.L.A. flat Vice-Presj, Homeeo.mingQueen 1985, Mu Alpha Thetag plans to attend the Univ. of Arkansas majoring in accounting. BRIAN THOMAS DILLINGI-IAM: Mr. :fc Mrs. John Dil- Iingharng French Club, FI-IA., Tennis, Annual Staff, JEVANEg plans to attend Texas Christian University majoring in Chemistry. DAVID DOCKERY: Mr. :Q Mrs. Gary Doclceryg Football, Stu- dent Cozmc17,NTrack, Honor Roll, Spanish Clubg plans to go to college and get into Medical school. STERLING DWAYNE DODSON: Wayne Xt Vickie Elliottg Vo- tee . STEVEN D. DUBRISKE: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dubrislceg Na- tional Honor Society, Beta Club, Honor Roll, Math Club, Spanish Club, FCA, JROTC, Basketball, Golll Cross Country: plans to attend the University of Arkansas and major in Electrical Engi- neermg. ANGELA GAY DUNCAN: Paul JZ Sue Duncan: French Club, Girlis Chorus, Tennis, Drama Club, Lakeside Siogersg plans to attend Parsonis School of Design in New York City. BRETT DUNLAP: Mr. Arnie Dunlap :Kc Mrs. Patty Dunlap: Math Club, R.O.Zl1C., Rifle Team, Football, Baseball, plans to be a Chemical Engineer graduating from Texas AJCM. KEVIN EAKIN: Linda tk Larry Ealcln, G. CE, plans to attend UA.L.R. TAMARA LISA ELLIOT T: Mr. k Mrs. Wayne Elliott and Mrs. Sally Whitehead: Cheerleader, Spanish Club, FHA., F.B.L.A., Goldduster, plans to attend University ofSouth Alabama majoring hz Accounting. STEPHANIE JEANNE ELLIS: Mr. 62 Mrs. Leonard R. Ellis IIB RI-LA., Drama Club, Band, plans to atrend college. AIMEE CATHERINE FINANCE: Mr. LQ Mrs. Christian Fi- nance: French Club, Drama club, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Golcldusterg plans to attend .lnlliard school. JODY FISH: Mr. ii Mrs. Joe F Fishg Boys State, Student Coun- cil fPres.j, ITreas.j, ECA. IVlee Presj, fTreas.j, Basketball, Footbailg plans to attend University ofArlcansas majoring in Busi- ness. DOYLE L. FLETCHER: Mr. :fc Mrs. Marion D. Fletcberg Sci- ence Club, flares. 1, I Trees, 1, Math Club, Olympics of the Mind, Foolball, Annual .Staff liB.L.A., Battalion Commander of R.0.T.C, Gillcd and Talented School, Boy? State, Beta Club, Crew for Bye Bye Birdie Q plans to attend Arkansas State Univer- sity majoring in Nuclear Physics. BRETT WILLIAM FOOTE: Mr. :Q Mrs. Richard William Footeg Golf, Basketball, Honor Roll, PICA., Science Club, Math Club, Art Club, fParliamentar1an 1, Basltetballg plans to go to college and major in Petroleum Engineering. JOHN DAVID FREEMAN: Mr. LQ Mrs. Leon Freeman, Spanish Club, Basketball, Football, Track, Beta Club, Cross country, FC.A., Math Clubg plans to attend the Univ. of Arkansas major- ing in electrical engineering. SARA DENISE GIBSON: Mr. J: Mrs. John Fibsong Lakeside Singers, Bel Canto, Girls Chorus, FHA., plans to attend Oua- chita Baptist University majoring in Business. BETSY GILLHAM: Mr. ti Mrs. Del Gillham, Spanish Club, French Club, Beta Club, Math Club, Natl. Honor Society I Vice- Pres.j, Basketball, Volleyball, Trackg plans to attend Louisiana Tech majoring in Industrial Engineering. LORI JEAN GILLILAND: Mr. dt Mrs. Ronald Gillilandg Girlls Chorus, Lakeside Singers, Spanish Club, FH.A.,' plans to attend Ouachita Baptist University or a Little Rock College majoring in Counseling or Therapy. JOHN CHARLES GLASSFORD, Jr.g Mr. At Mrs. John Glass- fordg Band lPres. and Vice-Pres.j, Spanish Club, French Club, Beta Club, plans to attend the Univ. of Arkansas majoring in Engineering. FRED CARTER GLIDEWELL: Mr. 8: Mrs. C.G. Glidewellg Lakeside Singers, Madrigals, Spanish Club, Drama Club, Tennis, Golf B ye Bye Bh'die g plans to attend Arkansas State University majoring in music and journalism then go to U.A.L.R. for a lawyers degree. MELISSA MARIE GODWIN: Mr. dt Mrs. Charles Godwing Band, Choir, FI-l.A., French Clubg plans to get married and go to college in the future. KEVIN SCOTT GOLDEN: Mr. A2 Mrs. Donnie Golden: Cross Country, Tennis, Track, Beta Club, Math Club, Natl. Honor Soci- ety, Mu Alpha Thetag plans to attend college and study music and Electrical Engineering. BRENDA JANE GOODPASTER: Mr. dt Mrs. Bradley Good- pasterg Library Club l Vice-Pres.1, French Club, Art, Club, Special Projectsg plans to attend the University of Central Arkansas ma- joring in Elementary Education. MICHELLE RENEE GRISHAM: Orville and Mickie Grishamg Mascot, FHA., Girls Chorus, Singers, Bel Canto, Bye Bye Birdie g plans to attend Hot Springs Beauty College. SCOTTY NEAL HAGER: Mr. tk Mrs. Louis Buck: Science Club, Math Club, Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Madrigals, Lake- side Singers, R.O.T.C., Pentathlon Team, Olympics of the Mindy plans to attend the Univ. of Arkansas majoring in Finance and Real Estate. LORI MICHELLE HARRINGTON: Mr. dt Mrs. David Har- ringtong Girls Chorus, All-Region Choir 1982-83, 1984-85, Beta Club, FB.L.A., Drama Club, Lakeside Singers, Bel Canto, Bye Bye Birdie , Annual Stafh plans to attend Lander College in South Carolina majoring in Early Childhood Education. MICCI ANNE HENDLEY: Mr. 8: Mrs. Gene Handley: French Club, Spanish Club, Beta Club, Bel Canto, Madrigals, Lakeside Singers, All-Region Choir 1983-84, 1984-85, All-State Choir 1983-84, 1984-85, The Arkansas Experience 'L Bye Bye B1rdie ,' plans to attend G.C.C.C. then the Univ. of Central Arkansas majoring in Psychology. SHERILLE KLYNNE HENNESSEE: Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Hennesseeg Lakeside Singers, Bel Canto, Band Flag Line, Spanish Club, Science Club, All-Region Choir, All-State Choir, Bye Bye Birdie'j Volleyball Teamg plans to attend U.C.A. TODD ERICK HILBORN: Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Arleva Hil- borng Band, Choir, Art Club, Stage Band, Madrigals,' plans to attend college majoring in music or architecture. RANDY HILL: Larry and Nelta Hill: Football, Track, Baseball, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, FCA., Stu- dent Council Vice-President, Boys State, Govenoris Schoolg Plans to attend Rhodes College majoring in Biochemistry and later Medicine. JANET ELIZABETH HOGUE: Paul and Barbara Hogue, Bas- ketball, Track, FH.A., Spanish Club, FC.A., FB.L.A., Math Club, lSec.fTreasJ, Science Club, I Vice Pres. J, Olympics of the Mind, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Annual Staff, lEditorj, Lakeside Singers, Mu Alpha Theta, Gifted and Talented Schoolg plans to attend A. T U. and major in Business Administration. PENNY KAY HOLT: Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Holt: Girls Chorus, FHA., Art Clubg plans to attend college. BARBIE HOWERTON: Everett and Virginia Butlerg Girl is Cho- rus, Band, Spanish Club, Fl-l.A., G.C.E., Drama Clubg plans to get married and go to work. YVONNE ELIZABETH I-IUDEC: Katherine Skrodenisg Drama Club, Thespians, lReporterj,' plans to attend University of Kansas majoring in Television Broadcasting. LISA MARIE ING RA M: Mr. and Mrs. Gene and Marie lngramg Band, Spanish Club, Fire Marshall, G.C.E., plans to attend col- lege. ROD J ENNI NGS: Mr. and Mrs. Ted .lenningsg Student Council, Basketball, Math Club, Science Club, FC.A., Baseball, Track, FB.L.A., Spanish Clubg plans to attend University of Florida majoring in Journalism. TIMOTHY L. JOHNSON: Mrs. Raymond Johnson: Beta Club, Math Club, Science Club, lPres.j, National Honor Society, plans to attend Rhodes College majoring in a field of science. WILLIAM J. JONES III: Rosemari Jones and William J. Jones Jr.,' Football, Track, Baseball, FC.A., Honor Roll: plans to attend Louisiana Tech University majoring in Pre- Vet. BRETT LEE KELLAR: Mr. and Mrs. Bob L. Kellar: Vo-tech, R.O.TC., Rifle Team, Color Guard, Pentathalon. WADE KING: Aaron and Erma Kingg Football, Track, R.O. TC., Science Club, Fire Marshall, Flag Raiserg plans to attend Vo-tech and become an Emergency Medical Technician. DONALD WAYNE KIZER: Mrs. Linda Slaight and Mr. Donald D. Kizerg R.O.T.C.: plans to work. MICKEY KLING: Rex and Clairice Klingg Spanish Club, Beta Club, FC.A., JEVANE, Basketball, Track: plans to attend the University of Arkansas majoring in Communications. ROD KRUSE: Gene and Nancy Kruse, Beta Club, National Honor Societyg plans to attend Kansas State University or Univer- sity of Colorado at Boulder. MIKE A. LONG: Mr. and Mrs. John K. Long, Jr.g Basketball, Beta Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Math Clubg plans to attend Boston College majoring in Pre-La W. MELISSA G. MAHAFFEY: John and Doris Mahaffeyg Band, Madrigals, Drama Club, Lead in Bye Bye Birdie , Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, French Club, National Honor Society, Treasur- er of Senior Class, All-Region Choir, All- Region Band, All-State Choir, Four States Honor Band, All-State Band, Girl's State, Governors Schoolg plans to attend Northeast Louisiana Universi- ty, majoring in Choral Music or Occupational Therapy. 5 KEVIN MCCLELLAN: Mr. and Mrs. Maxwellg Football, Span- ish Club,' Plans to attend college majoring in Business Administra- tion. JANET MCCULLOUGH: Mr. and Mrs. John McCulloughg FH.A., G.C.E., plans to attend South Central Career College and majoring in Interior Decorating. BRENDA KAY MCGUIRE: Mr. and Mrs. James O. McGuire: Beta Club, Library Club, National Honor Society, French Club, Math Club, plans to attend Henderson State University. LINDA MEREDITH: Roy L. and Barbara Meredithg Of17ce Workerg plans to attend Garland County Community College. RACHEL MESSER: Duane and Billie Jo Messerg Band, Beta Club, French Club, lSr. Rep. J, Olympics ofthe Mind, National Honor Society, Drama Club, Math Club, Girl S Chorus, She Stoops to Conquer , The Arkansas Experiencefs The Impor- tance of Being Earnest , Bye Bye Birdie', Governors School, All-Region Band, All-Region Choir, Four States Honor Band, Mu Alpha Thetag plans to attend college. MIKE MILJKOVIC: Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mihkovicg Beta Club, Math Club, French Club, Mu Alpha Theta, FC.A., Football, Track, Honor Rollg plans to attend Louisiana State University and major hz Pre-Med. TODD MOORE: Ronnie Moore and Vicki Cook: R.O.TC., plans to attend University of Arkansas majoring in Physical Education. MARGARET MORRISON: Dr. and Mrs. David R. Morrison: Art Club, G.C.E.g plans to attend Hot S rings Beauty College. JOE MUELLER: Steve and Barbara Cadgg Spanish Club, FCA., Honor R ollg plans to attend University o Bonn, Germany majoring in Medicine. CHRISTINA LYNN NATION: Mr. and Mrs. John W Nationg French Club, Beta Club, FB.L.A., lParliamentarianj, Drama Club, International Thespian Society, lSecretary- Treasuerl, Lake- side Singers, Bel Canto, lleaderj, Olympics of the Mind, The Arkansas Experience , The Importance of Being Earnest , Sup- porting lead in Bye Bye Birdie , Annual Stalh Honor Rollg plans to attend Arkansas State University majoring in Radio- Television Broadcasting and Dramatic Arts. JOHN NEEVE: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neeveg Football, Track, FC.A., F1-l.A., Spanish Club, Lakeside Singers, Drama Club: plans to attend college. VICKI NEFF: Richard and Carolyn Neff Goldduster, Gymnas- tics Team, Math Club, FC.A., Drama Club, Spanish Club, Girl 's Chorus, Class Ofl7cer, l Rep. 1, 1984 Basketball Homecoming Maidg plans to attend University of Arkansas majoring in Pre- Pharmacy. ANGELA NEWTON: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Newtong Freshman Cheerleader, Goldduster, Student Council Rep., Tennis Team, FH.A., Spanish Club, French Club, 1983 Basketball Homecom- ing Maid: plans to attend University of Arkansas majoring in Business. JACQUELINE KAY OWENS: Mr. and Mrs. Milan S. Creighton: Cross-Country, Track, Basketball, Volleyball, Spanish Club, Goldduster, F.B.L.A., Homecoming Visiting Queen: plans to attend college in Germany majoring in Business. DAVID ALAN PHILLIPS: Mr. and Mrs. Z.L. Phillips: Band, Pep Band, Jazz Band, Drama Club, Thespian: plans to attend University of Arkansas majoring in Computer Science. RAYCE LEE POWELL: Mr. Wilburn Powell and Mrs. Sunny Rivers: Art Club: plans to attend Louisiana Tech University ma- joring in Engineering. SHELLEY LEE PRUETT: Mr. and Mrs. James Pruett: Basket- ball, Volleyball, Track, Library Club, lTreas.,J, FB.L.A., Art Club, fTreas.j,' plans to attend U.A.L.R. majoring in Special Edu- cation or Psychology. RICHEY LYNETTE REEVES: Linda Herrington: G.C.E., plans to attend Henderson State University majoring in Accounting. BUBBA REYNOLDS: Tommy and Jacque Reynolds: R.0.TC.: plans to work. LAURA NELL ROSS: David and Linda Ross: Drama Club, Spanish Club, Freshman Cheerleader, Goldduster: plans to attend Julliard School majoring in Jazz and Modern Dance. EUGENE EMMITT RUTAN: Mrs. Lucille Rutan: Vo-tech: plans to join the Navy. DOUG SANDERS: John and Virginia Sanders: Basketball, Goll, FC.A., Jazz Band, Spanish Club: plans to attend John Brown University majoring in Pre-Law and getting an Associates Degree in Music. DONNIE W. SCOTT, JR.: Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Scott Sr.: Science Club, Vo-tech, R.O. TC.: plans to attend Quapaw Vo-tech majoring in Auto Mechanics. KIMBERLY RENEE SEIBS: Art and Nancy Seibs: Lakeside Singers, R.O.TC., Rifle Team, Drama Club, Science Club, Math Club, Beta Club: pins to attend college majoring in Business. IEEVIN SIMMONS: Ms. Brenda Simmons: plans to join the Air- orce. ANGELA DENISE SHARP: Mr. and Mrs. Denny W. Sharp: FHA., tRep.j, French Club, Ur. Rep. 1, Beta Club, Goldduster, National Honor Society, I Rep. j, Thespians: plans to attend college pursuing a Doctorate Degree in Education. BILLY DON SIPE: Dora M Sipe and Floyd Mike Sipe: FB.L.A., Beta Club, F.C.A., R.0.TC.: plans to attend Henderson State University majoring in Accounting. LEAH SKILLERN: Larry and Carol Skillern: R.O. TC., G.C.E., Art Club: plans to attend G.C.C.C. majoring in Nursing. JIM SLIFE: Dr. Wayne G. Slife and Mrs. Michele D. Slife: French Club, lVice Pres. 1, Beta Club, CVice-Pres.j AE: I Treas. 1, National Honor Society, lPres.j, Freshman Football Manager, Track, All-Region Band, Math Club, Science Club, FCA., Soph- omore Class Vice-Pres., R.O.TC., Governors School: plans to attend Auburn University majoring in Electrical Engineering. DAVID A. SMITH: James and Carolyn Smith: Football, R.O.TC., G.C.E., Honor Roll: plans to attend Henderson State University majoring in Business Management. SHARON SMITH: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith: Basketball, Volley- ball, Tenms, FCA., FHA., F.B.L.A., Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Beta Club, Annual Staff? plans to attend Ouachita Baptist University majoring in Accounting. STEPHANIE LEE SNODGRASS: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snod- grass: Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, G.C.E.g plans to attend col- lege majoring in Psychology. KIMBERLY ANN SOUTHERLAND: Mr. and Mrs. Bill E. Southerland: F.H.A., FB.L.A., lHistorianj: plans to attend col- lege majoring in Business Administration. JILL ANN SUTTON: Mrs. Burgie Sutton and the late Floyd Sutton: Freshman Cheerleader ICO-Captj, Spanish Club, Tennis, Goldduster, I Capt. 1, FH.A., I Vice Pres. J, Football Homecoming Junior Maid, Visiting Football Homecoming Queen: plans to at- tend Northeast Louisiana University majoring in Pharmacy. CHRYSTAL C.E. TAPP: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tapp II: Special Projects, Madrigals, Bel Canto, Lakeside Singers, Freshman Cheerleader, Band Flag Line, Bye Bye Birdie'2 Beta Club, Sci- ence Club, Math Club, French Club, Drama Club: plans to attend Cottey College majoring in Computer Science or Ballet. SHAWN THOMAS: Gary and Sue Thomas: Tennis, Football, Basketball, Spanish Club: plans to attend University ol' Arkansas majoring in Business. TINA MICHELLE THOMAS: Mr. andMrs. E.R. Thomas: Beta Club, Band, Stage Band, Library Club, lPres.j, lRep.,l, Math Club, FBLA.: plans to attend U oi' A majoring in Pharmacy. LAMAR ADAM TRIESCHMANN: Dr. and Mrs. John Triesch- mann: FCA., lPres.j, Football, Track, Lead in Bye Bye Birdie'1 Junior Class Pres., Boys Sta te: plans to attend O. B. U. majoring in Psychology and Religion. ROBIN KAY VERMEER: Mr. and Mrs. John Vermeer: French Club, Spanish Club, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Lakeside Singers, Bel Canto, Annual Staftf Girl 3 Chorus, Office Assistant, Bye Bye Birdie? plans to attend O. B. U. majoring in Elementary Education and Guidance Counseling. MARK WAGES: Troy and Martha Wages: Rifle Team, Spanish Club, Math Club. WESTLY WALKER: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Walker: Gym- nastics Team, Track, Girl is Chorus, French Club, 1985 Football Homecoming Maid, Office Worker, FCA., FH.A., Senior Class Rep., Annual Staff plans to attend Northeast Louisiana Universi- ty majoring ni Pharmacy. PAT WALSH: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Creviston: Football, Basket- ball, Track, Spanish Club: plans to attend college in Ohio. LANCE E. WALTERS: Geraldine Sesser and Daniel E. Walters: Football, Track, Lakeside Singers: plans to join the Air-Force in the Held of Administration. ANNA MARIE WASHBURN: Terry Neal Washburn and Lelia Koger Washburn: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Science Club, Math Club, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Spanish Club: plans to attend college majoring in Engineering. JOSEPH A. WEBB: Joseph H. and Virginia Webb: Band, lMarching, Concert, Pep, Jazzj, FB.L.A., Science Club, Math Club, International Thespian Society: plans to attend U of A majoring in Electrical Engineering. KAREN L. WELCH: Jim and Norma Carver: Freshman Cheer- leader, Varsity Cheerleader, CCaptainj, French Club, I Vice Pres. J, lPres.j, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Science Club, FB.L.A., Drama Club, Beta Club, Jr. Class Rep., Track, National Honor Society, 1983 Basketball Homecoming Maid: plans to attend U ol' A majoring in Industrial Engineering. MELANIE DAWN WESSON: Mr. and Mrs. James N. Wesson: FHA., lHist.J, FB.L.A., l.S'ee.J, Lakeside Singers, Bel Canto, French Club, Spanish Club, Band: plans to attend G.C.C.C. and transferring to UA.L.R. majoring in Medical Administration. DENNIS WILLIAM WESTGATE: Mr. Bernard C. Westgate and Mrs. Mary Westgate: Math Club, tPres. 1, Mu Alpha Theta, tPres.1, National Honor Society, Beta Club, Science Club, French Club, Drama Club, Gifted And Talented School, Bye Bye Bird- ie'1 Football, Track, Olympics of the Mind, Annual Staff plans to attend Louisiana Tech majoring in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. SARAH ELEANOR WILLIAMS: Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Williams: Governors School, Girls State, Goldduster, French Club, Thespians, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, tSec., Rep.j, Sr. Class Vice-Pres. F.H.A., F. C.A.,' plans to attend U of A majoring in Communications. STEPHANIE KIM WILLIS: James Douglas and Betty Sue Wil- lis: FH.A., Band, Spanish Club, G.C.E., tSec.1: plans to attend college. PAUL E. WOOD: Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Wood: Vo- Tech: plans to join the AirForce then attend college. JOHN GRAHAM WOOSLEY: Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Woosley: Science Club, F1H.A., Basketball, Track: plans to attend G. C. C. C. majoring in Business. TESSA LYNN WRIGHT-CANNON: Martha and Charles Can- non: Volleyball, G.C.E.: plans to attend college majoring in Com- puter Secretarial Skills. CCALAU E TE ie SENIOR TEA was held at the house of Dr. and Mrs. John Triesch- amz, on Sunday, May 26, 1985, from 2:00 until 4:00 p.m., Everyone rs excited that classmate Tim Loucks was able to attend the Tea. We e all glad that he 13 domg much better. BACCALA URI-ZA TE was held on May 26, 1985, at the Lakeside High School auditorium. The guest speaker was Reverend Rex Kling, of Trinity Church. The Madrigais sang a special song for the Senior Class entitles, From These Halls . L 43 PM If 5? Q if WA gw,,1sW, f Q Y F X U1 me W W 3 GRADU TIO VALEDICTORIA N: David Baker SA L UTA TOR IA N: Becky Bernard .es Q gi fnflpk A The Senior Chorus members sang at Graduation. They dedicated the song, We've Only Just Begun to the Seniors of 1985. WITH HO OR 1 HIGH HONOR GRADUATES: Missy Mahaffey, Brenda McGuir- Randy Hill, David Baker, Debbie Conry, Dennis Westgate, Becky Be y nard, Sarah Williams, Joanne Curry, Betsy Gillham. These Seniors wen the top 10 in the class. 1 I 1 I 1 S I HONOR GRADUATES: Brian Dillingham, Cathi Allen, Kay Owen' Kevin Golden, Steve Dubricke, Anna Washburn, Tom Clark, Rach Messer, Tim Johnson, Jim Slife, Tina Thomas, Sharon Smith, Jan Hague, Bee Albright, Caren Creason, Paige Bunch, Angie Sharp, Rabi Vermeer. These Seniors held a G.P.A. of 3.75. I l ,Q zum Qx Q ,pf ww wit 1 No, Joanne, we couldn't believe the change in Steven, either. A look back at the Eighth Grade Graduation. The gr0Wn-up Ain 't they sweet? Steven Burrough? The 39 to be exact This is a great They are: Bee Albright Shannon Bolding Ro Terry Bridges Steven Burrough Tom Clark Chris Conly Caren Creason Steven Dubriske Doyle Fletcher John Freeman Denise Gibson Carter Glidewell Missy Godwin Kevin Golden Shelley Grisham Lori Harrington Mieci Handley Sherrille Hennessee Todd Hilborn Janet Hogue wland for Barbie Howerton Tim Johnson Brett Kellar Mike Long Brenda McGuire Missy Mahaffey Kenny Meece Linda Meredith Da vid Phillips Laura Ross Angie Sharp Clzrystal Tapp Tina Thomas LaMar Trieschmann Robin Vermeer Mark Wages Melanie Wesson Sarah Wiliiams John Woosley Seniors Doing Senior Things THE PARTY STARTS WHE WE ARRIVE 'CAUSE WE'RE THE CLASS 0F 985' y At the beginning of the year, the Seniors voted on class tities. Well, here they gareg A Most Likebf to Succeed- Most Spirited-. Most Athietie- Most Active- Most Talented- Best Dressed- Best Personality- Biggest Flirts- Biggest Airheads- Perkiest- Class Clowns! Shyest- Mr. Legs of Lakeside- David Baker Sarah Williams Jeff Bradley Karen :Welch Jody Pisa T n Betsy Gillham Jim Slife Joanne Curry Terry Bridges Missy Mahalfey Brian Dilling- ham Westly Walker LaMar Triesch- mann Debbie Conry Bee Albright Jill Sutton Doug Sanders Angela Newton Mike Long Cindy Keith John Woosley Shelley Grisham Tom -Clark Vicki Neff LaMar Triesch- mann The Senior class would like to say, Thanks , to all of those who helped make this year wonderful, and wish all future Seniors the best of luck. Only Terry and Mike can obtain that J.C. Pen- neys look. David and Mickeys Senior pride shows through. 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Miller Bart Monroe Rebecca Moore Bernadette Morall Bernie Mosley Chris Mote Bill Mullican Dennis Muncrief Dawn Murphy Le Shane Murray Kyle Nea ville Shannon New Angie Neyland Julie Odendahl I mmm i -..,,smM Jerry Oliver Todd Pelt Shannon Pennington Mark Pickens Jay Plummer Chris Plymale Adam Pohlod Jay Porter Tonya Ragsdale Jim Rardin Vicki Ratki Traci Reed Diane Rindahl Rodney Roach Eddie Robnette Kristen Rucker Anne Russ Angie Ryan Heidi Schmidt Billy Schnoor Amy Schorey Charles Scott Joey Scott Mark Shaddock Greg Sharp Randy Sharp Terri Sheets Laurie Shondelmyer Marc Shumeld Shane Slayton Andrew Slife Daren Sligh Robert Sluppick Allen Smith Paul Smith Teddy Smith Brandye Snead Dana Stafford Terry Stevens Mark Storey ww, , A f, Sf? W5 f S 3 ..,. 5- i ow.. NE g, 5 S., N., X 4 . . Q wk 3? 3 3 fi 9 iw i Q is -SS K -.1-qv M5 M ii? we 3 H' 2, 'ffji , I bis Ta bla da Tom Talla ch MerriLee Tarpley Lori Tatum Dina Thompson Lisa Thurber Gloria Tillitson Tim Tracy Troy Tucker Lisa Veazy Jason Vetterick Teddy Washburn Jill Weida Stacey Welburn Leslie Welch Kirk Wesson Doug Westgate Joe Wethington Bridget Whelan Tami Winer Scott Wright Mark Young l'f4 g 5, , 11.1 36111 , 4e 'L L ' , , , , , K .,., . f-, W 6 he .gan ' A m,.,,,M,Wz,,W 2 Q2 ,Q 5' 92, fe, A f 5 ff Q , Qefgsgfqf f S f I 44-- lK , vw , ff fu X X 0 OO Ill I Q ' 1' 2f' Q 5' IQ! E CROSS COUNTRY U BASEBALL U TENNIS U FOOTBALL D RACQUETBALL E SWIMMING D BASKETBALL EI TRACK E GOLF El VOLLEYBALL D GYMNASTICS A KARATE Storey, Jody Fish, and Kathleen Ma- The freshmen e their idea of the perfect for the footb ole Turner Sprints the last lap of the 200 but- y at the Oktoberfest swim meet. 1 Woosley proudly displays his trophy after a 'te match. Ram Cheerleaders and Golddusters join to- 'er in singing the Alma Mater at a home foot- game. it ever occurred to Sherri Arman that it is ossible to laugh, swim and Wink at the same -9 SUCCESSF L ATHLETE . . . WHAT IT TAKES Football, Basketball, Track, etc. . . . Lakeside students love cheering for the Rams as they score a touchdown, make 2 points, or cross the finish line Hrst. But do the fans fully understand how much hard work goes into being a successful athlete? Whatever sport you want to excel in takes an extensive amount of practice to be suc- cessful in it. Along with physical condi- tioning fline drills, cross countryj, an ath- letes mind must also be in good mental condition. Positive expectations, confi- dence, concentration, a dehnite goal, the ability to deal with failure, and commit- ment inust also accompna y a physically tit body. Without these characteristics, an athlete can never be a complete success. AL, Qu... M, gm, I 3 Front Row: Scott Tarkington, Steve Wilson, Steve Morrison, Buddy Horowitz, Mike Brooks, Mike McCurry, Kenny Meece, Mike Morrison, John Henry, Scott Waldrop, Greg Greeson. Second Row: Lamar' Trieschmann, Randy Hill, Terry Carter, Brett Humphreys, Tracy Kin- sey Michael MiUkovic, David Baker, Jody Fish, Brian Hill, Grayson A Carter, James Paul Humphreys, Manager. Back Row: Coach Jim 1 Bobby Clark-Manager, Tom Clark, Ken Burnett, John Rice, J Wells,'Michael Fischer, Robbie Hunt, Tim Loucks, Billy Jones, Co Wayne Fawcett, Coach Wade Reynolds. Under Hrst year head coach .lim Cox, the 1984-85 Lakeside Ram football team, compiled a 2-8 record with wins over Greenbrier and Sheridan. Coach Cox feels though that the games lost were very well fought and were really close. Coach Cox attended Greenwood High School in Arkansas. His talents though were not limited to just the football field. He also played on the basketball and base- ball teams during his high school years. After graduation in 1973, he continued his education at Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia where he also continued playing football. The positions he played 1 Terry Tom Mike and Grayson work overtime Defense Attack!!!! were mostly defensive, such as defensive linebacker, but he also Hlled in as the back-up fullback. This year, the Ram team, started their practices early in August. At the start of the practices, the team consisted of only 26 people but later on added 12 more team members, ending up with 38 players. Dur- ing the 2 to 3 hour practices, the Rams worked on conditioning and getting in the best shape possible. Of course, the coaches made sure of this with weights and a little bit of running to go along also. Besides conditioning the team also had to work on learning an all new offense and defense. When school started, the team continued practicing during 6th period and after school. When the seasons over, many players continue to work on conditioning and improving their skills. They were a very good group to work with and I had a good bunch of senior leaders. They worked really hard, but I wish for the seniors we could have gone out with a better record. Our Congratulations goes out to David Baker and Lamar Trieschmann for mak- ing All-District, for this is a great accom- plishment. We also extend our Congratu- lations to Kenny Meece, Terry Carter, Randy Hill, Bee Albright, Jody Fish, and Mike McCurry for receiving Honorable Mentions. The Ram cheerleaders show their spirit during a football pep assembly. A R. HIGH 'Y -X new X ., T , M We . V. S N S. XL ,iii 5' ' - 5 X 4 4 if 3 SF , ' - ' X -- X . ' I .. Q' . -. NV TSG S Q X x Xe -ii if 5 TQ ,ix 'R i -. K T Y K :N5w,SNg.5,1f ri . fQ,X. L TM! T ,A A - :QKN ' Qi: : The Ram offense ready to pounce. Practice Makes Perfect!! The Ram players imagine the Tackling Dum- my to be a Wolf Come on legs, don 't fail me now Lamark not afraid ofa Little Bitty W0lf7.'.' A 5 Ram offense does Their job as Danny Clark rds the ball off for another AWESOME play. ome back Danny, the goal is the other way. me Langly carries the ball for valuable extra dagc. 'Z . . f,, .- 'Fmt' ' 'rf t , M, Nga: tm aw w'- 5 fi I . r f - fha? 1 gf 4f va it J . ,ff -. , wg aww! Vkfr V' I K I ' rrarr , , f Row: K. King, C. Finan, R. Baker, M. Perrin, A. Ragsdale, H. Bates Coffman, R. Roach, J. Brahham, B. Millican, B. Waldrop, B. Miller, Bolin. 2nd Row: W. Cookus, R. Austin, D. White, J. Cooper, S. Tittle Stevens, D. Clark, J. Cook, S. Humphreys, E. Young, B. Monroe, Cf Mote, B. Segal, S. Hughes, D. Sligh. 3rd Row: Coach Roberts, Manager 71 McCool, C. Ross, D. Billington, S. New, W Berenji, D. Felty, J. Dunn G. Bettus, J. Davidson, B. McElderry, B. Rutherford, S. Langly, B Humphreys, Manager, Coach Petty, Coach Jones. s 1 B SR. BUYS The 1984-85 Rams ended the season with a 3-15 season record under Head Coach Gene Adams. Adams graduated from Mississippi County High School where he participat- ed in basketball, track and baseball with basketball being his main sport. He re- ceived the All-State basketball award. After high school, he furthered his educa- tion at UCA where he was a member of the basketball team. Coach Adams has had two coaching jobs before coming to Lakeside. From 1979-80, he coached at ASU in Beebe and from 1980-83 he coached at Beebe High School. This year the Rams participated in the OBU tournament. The Hrst round the boys met Sheridan. We played one of our better games against Sheridan, Coach Adams admitted, thus defeating the yel- lowjackets, 41-29. In the second round, the Rams faced the Wildcats of North Little Rock Ole Main. Although we were out manned, we were able to compete with the AAAA school before Hnally losing by 14 points. 3' In the District Tournament, the Rams met White Hall in the opening round. They had defeated the Bulldogs twice al- ready in conference play. We had a poor shooting average Hrst-half and were down by 11 points going into the locker room at halfltime. But our guys showed a great deal of character by making a hard run at White Hall and ending the season with a COACH ADAMS 32-24 loss. We extend our congratulations to Jody Fish for being named to the 5AAA South All-District team. WW Front Row: Craig Wasson, David Baker, Jody Fish, John Freeman, Chip Koeller, Mark Twyford, Doug Maranda. Back Row: Coach Adams Joe Irwin, Steven Dubriske, Mickey Kling, Pat Rhode, Jason Goslee, Tracy Kinsey, Brian Hill ir .. ...... I hs... il! 'll GO RAMS Guzzrded by 3 White Hall Bulldogs, Joe Irwin is still able to get off an A WESOME jump shot. Mickey Kling demonstra tes his rebounding ability as he gains possession of the ball in the Malvem- Lakeside game. Varsity boys tight hard to keep control of the ball and to win. fQ 6 0 XXJO 8 L I V L I The 1984-85 Lady Rams ended the year with a 8-I0 record Hnishing the season third in conference play. In the District Tournament, the girls were defeated in the lst round by Malvern. It was a year of achievement and excitement not to be overshadowed by previous years. This was our Hrs! year to be invited to the Joe T. Robinson Tournament. We re- presented Lakeside well by a nervous de- feat to Little Rock Mills in the lst round. Betsy Gillham and Sharon Smith were selected All-District of the 5AAA South. Ca thi Allen received Honorable Mention. Betsy, a three year starter, was selected as one of the 5 All-Star players from our region. We are also proud of Kay Creighton who represented us in our Bas- ketball Homecoming Royalty. The Lady Ram team would also like to thank Carole King for all her hard work and support during the year as our man- ager. P' COACH ROBERTS nu'-'W A SR. GIRLS BASKETBALL Back Row: Coach Gillenwater, Karen Wenner, Tanya King, Cathi Allen, Kelli Rutherford, Manager Carole King, Coach Roberts Front Row: Sharon Smith, Betsy Gillham, Vicki Skelton, .lan Favorite 17aff:f vi1gW 'T W u HV . V-1-V H L Gay 16 QWLS' 57s ,3 , KJ K. kk! Sharon Smith dribbles to get away from the Malvern defense. Kay Creighton searches for an open teammate during the Malvern-Lakeside game. open shot. Wonderview Cutter Lonoke Joe T. Robinson Tourn. Cutter Ben ton Lonoke Lake Hamilton White Hall Sheridan JA Fair Malvern Lake Hamilton White Hall Sheridan JA Fair Malvern Q rn W rn 5 3 R : VJ cu E 52 93 '5- rn 3' 2 m 'W Q : :z Q.. 5' '1 an :1 Ee? EwEwwEEEwwwEw JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS The 1984-85 JV boys team, made up of Juniors and Sophomores, compiled a 6-7 season record. They were coached by lst year Head Coach Gene Adams and Assistant Coach Tommy White. The team consisted of Brett Parker, Pat Rhode, Billy Curry, Chip Koller, Mark Twyford, Billy Hart, Doug Maranda, Brian Hill, Todd Finley, and Jason Goslee. These guys not only played on the JV team, but also contributed alot to the Senior Varsity team in games and in practice. 11 I I , 1 'ft' YU-4 X 3 Q? - 4 ' REBOUND!!! Diane, Tricia, and Angie look like they're having a good time. JV Boys: lst row-Doug Maranda, Chip Koller, Mark Twyford, Billy Hart, Todd Finley. 2nd row-Coach Adams, Brett Parker, Pat Rhode, Jason Goslee, Bill Curry, Brian Hill. A WMMM X .a-- ti JR. GIRLS CONFERENCE CO- CHAMPS DISTRICT RUNNER-UP The 1984-85 Lakeside Junior Girls, :oached by 2nd year Head Coach Patrice Gillenwa ter, had a remarkable season this Vear. They compiled a 8-I2 season record and a 7-3 record in conference play. They ended their season in the finals of the Dis- rrict Tournament with a 2 pt. loss to Lake Hamilton. They were given the title of Conference Co-Champs and also District Runners-up. We congratulate these girls for these great accomplishments. JR. BGYS Coach Tommy White directed his first year team to a 5-I5 season record. The boys ended their season with a heartbreaking I pt. loss to Sheridan in the District Tournament. We congratulate these guys for their hard work and look forward to seeing them next year on the Senior High team. Front Row: Mike Ingram, David White, Jay Plummer, Robert Baker, Jay Porter, Shannon Pennington, Harry Bates, Paul Jackson, Mark Koppel, Back Row: Coach White, John Horner, John Brandon, Jay Cook, Mark Storey, Mike Austin, Tom Tallack, Craig l-,,,, rw , nu n 1 1- .. Front Row: Susan Marrall, Tracy Hegglund, Missy Sutton, Terri Roberts, Stacy Dlakesly, Carla Veazy. Back Row: Coach Gillenwater, Tonya Cox, Diane Jones, Perry Frye, Jill Weida, Jean Coston, Sandy Jackson, Jennifer Bankhead, Dawn Allen, Jorgana Gladden. 1i GOLF l 0 ,' JJ ' Y ,fl L A Z's' f W E vu' T A 11 16, sg RT X V dl! O 'I' Team: Mike MCC urry, Brian Shields, Steven Dubriske, Michael Fischer, Doug Sanders, Bayard bert, Scott Tarkington, Mike Broyles, Susan Dubriske, Alan Anthony, J. J. Miller. COACH REYNOLDS Y The 1985 Golf team had an outstanding season. Early in the season, the Golf team ran off eight straight tournament victories, one of which was a victory over the class AAAA State Champions, Benton. The team finished the regular season with a record of 11 tirst and 2 second place Hn- ishes. Brett Foote, Bayard Gilbert, Mike Broyles, and JJ Miller each earned indi- vidual medalist honors in at least one regu- lar season tournament. At the District Tournament in Little Rock, the Rams ran away with the 5AAA South Championship by 20 strokes. Brett Foote was conference medalist for the third straight year and Mike Broyles was Runner-up medalist. The State Tournament was held at Hot Springs Country Club where the Rams fin- ished fourth. This was a very encouraging finish for team that will return 3 of its top 4 players. A TRACK The 1984-85 Senior boys and girls track teams were small in numbers, but not small in desire. Both teams worked really hard this year. The girls team, coached by Jerry Rob- erts, was made up of' six girls. They were Senior Betsy Gillham, Junior Tanya King, and four sophomores: Vicki Skelton, Ka- ren Wenner, Dana Breshears, and Nicole Turner. A philosophy was adopted by the team that they would compete in areas of achievement which were mostly sprints and relays. We always finished among the top competitors. Having a young team we expect to do even better next year, Coach Roberts replied. The girls Hnished 3rd place in the 400 M relay and the 400 M dash 5th in the 800 M relay, and 6th in the High Jump during the District Meet. The boys team, coached by Coach Jones, was made up off' Seniors-Da vid Ba- ker, Don Clay, Kevin Golden, Randy Hill, Lamar Trieschmann, and John Woosley. 'Vilbsb xx , xf W , -x, . A sk Juniors-Brett Humphreys, James Hum- phreys, Robbie Hunt, and Tracy Kuhn. Sophomores-Ken Burnett, John Henry, Sean Jenkins, Jeff Segal, Tim Smith, and Scott Waldrop. Highlights ofthe year were a runner-up plaque in the Garland County Relays, and some individual success. John Woosley long jumped 2l'0 at the district meet. Tim Smith pole vaulted 12'I . Ken Bur- nett threw the shot 46 '7V2 . Randy Hill, Robbie Hunt, and Da vid Baker all scored points in their running events. Kevin Gold- en qualified for the state meet in the 1600 M run and finished 6th with a time of 4:33. 7. --.Na The FOUR Musketeers. GNC It to me Vwkle .M s 'ft' M29 1 ' . a -m,,,qxm,4 N , ' , Y Qs ' 1 -M-M261 4 H 4 i 1 'H x, . f gf? ' w wi W I -7 W N ff, M: 1 a ful - wfif V, x I Kwai w ' A 94. MJQKA I W all ..-1 x +- N. fx Y- 3 R S Wg . .4 , .Q sq, .f 1 yi, v H rv Q H35 ffl f ns, ,- ,,-f- ,,.,.'-H' .,..f-f- M ,,.,..f'- IN.. w.,,,,M. ,. ,, M-'W N'.'w,,.,. -,,...v SA K i I W R . N L ' X Q , V . .--- -' .. w' . ,X - fi 'E Q . - . ,YF . w is V ff: f ww, , ,.mr,. p-,, L miami N-.--..-N-..-.N-. ' 1' , V eg ff Wm ,,,, , gif z 5 ' f. F f af ix- -1 ' A lit? ,fgxw xv, 12 1 X, w,:.,? :,q. , WK... if X M.. I V ,. af. AN ' ff ,YW W ,,zw? W f 1... C E. ,Sk-QNX COACH GILLENWATER .epawwmc lv' ,ik gf I Senior Betsy Gillham sets the ball during the Lakeside-.IA Fair game. Lady Rams warm-up before the big challenge. A Through the leadership of three Seniors Betsy Gillham, Sharon Smith, and Cathi Allen, the 1984-85 Lady Ram Volleyball team had a year of 'growing up . With nine first year players and three seniors, the Lady Rams were inexperienced. How- ever, Betsy Gillham and Sharon Smith were selected by the conference coaches as All-District players. The District Tour- nament was held in Sheridan where the Lady Rams faced an always scrappy Sheridan team. In the second round, the Lady Rams faced the District champions, Malvern. Despite losing, all the Ladj Rams played to their utmost potential. SCHEDULE Malvern Ft. Lake Lake Hamilton Cutter Sheridan ' Sheridai Ft. Lake Lake Hamiltoi Arkadelphia JA Fai Malvern Arkadelphia Cutter JA Fai W 'U IL IL IEYIBAX IL Il Back Row: Coach Gillenwater, Tonya Cox, Diane Jones, Kelli Rutherford, Cathi Allen, Jean Coston, Perri Fry, Jill Weida, Carole King IManagerj. Front Row: Jennifer Bankhead, Dawn Allen, Sharon Smith, Betsy Gillham, Tracy Hegglund, Jorjana Gladden. Q f A Q xi' 5 5 Q bl 58,1 A ur? K. THSAK X . if 15. K . ff S ew ISE A Q V12 gxxeg. J: 4 S 43 K Www.. J x ar Zh! fv1?4?fi'iZ , ' if ' This year Lakeside Helded its first base- ball team in 30 years. Seventeen players with 7 seniors, 5 juniors, 3 sophomores, and 2 freshmen. Junior, Brian Hill, and sophomore, Da vid O'Briant, garnered all district honors in their first season. The , ttf A . me my , at two finished with 2.15 and 2.59 E.R.A.k respectively. Lakesidek opponents were Hot Springs High, Little Rock Mills, Lit- tle Rock McClellan, Bryant, J.A. Fair, Lake Hamilton, Ouachita High, Glen- wood, and Benton Harmony Grove. ' COACH FAWCETT 1 'W 'H LQ, it wwf' I ativan , 5 ff if AV... 'A A' .. ,, , . ,.. -W. ii Back Row: Coach Da vis, Billy Curry, Joe Irwin, Billy Jones, John Wells, Randy Hill, Brian Hill, John Glassford, Da vid O'Bryant, Jeff' Burris, Coach Fawcett. Front Row: Paul Smith, Chris Conly, Brett Dunlap, Rodney Jennings, Steve Wilson, Brian Barkley, Craig Jones, Johnny Davis, Chip Koller, Tom Talac. A ,505 4 +1 54' 5-f, M W g 'tins .4.,',,,ug' ff ' AS 'Biff' ,s ,Kava qwki ,' , X- yk .5 .x K x,3 . ll .5 xii QUQ? Hwiksw R ' ' 1 1 l Q at Front: Jeff Flanagan-Program Committee, Debbie Conry-Treasurer: Leah Tillotson-Secre- tary, LaMar Trieschmann-President, Jody Fish- Vice President, Doug Sanders-Music Direc- tor, Planning committee: Buddy Horowitz-Program committee, James Paul Humphreys First Row: Steve Burrough, Mickey Kling, Tom Clark, Angie Ryan, Karen Maranda, John Horner, Tricia Bentley, Craig Jones, Scott Brooks, Mike Ingram, lwke Austin. Second Row: Todd Jinley, Dana Breashers, Kellie Lambert, Nicole Turner, Kelly Henry, Eleshea Gladney, Andrea Irwin, 'Marlene Mansbridge, Lori Dierks, Bill Jones. Third Row: Robin Vermeer, Carole Abernathy, Lisa Gwinn, Catl1iAllen, David Flatte, David Whited, Karen Wenner, Robby Hunt, Randy Hill. Fourth Row: Jeff Burris, Jim Slife, Mike Mibkovic, Kelly Murphy, Scott Tarkington, Bee Albright, Grayson Carter, Bret Humphreys. Fifth Row: Joe Mueller, Brian Barkley, Brett Foote, Craig Wasson, Tracy Kuhn, Tracy Kinsey, Michael McCurry .. - - TF ANOTHER WINNING SEASO GIRLS TENNIS TEAM: Jepsen, DeAngelis, Stubblelield, Goza, Miller, Smith, Newton, Sutton, Malone, Brian, Williams, Conry Coach Ja ck Bridges Under the direction of Coach J ack Bridges, the Lakeside Tennis Team finished the year with a win by dou- bles partners Steven Burrough and Leeth Harper in the State AAA Tournament. This was the Hnale of an outstanding yearls record by the Lakeside Tennis Team. The boys' team Hnished the season with 7 wins and 1 loss. The girls' record was 7 wins and I draw. The boys' team besides being state doubles champi- ons were also runners-up in regional and state tournaments. The girls' team was regional champs and the state runner-up. With only three seniors graduating and Coach Bridges returning, the Lakeside RAM tennis team will be one excep- tional group of competitors in the next season on the courts. BOYS TENNIS TEAM: Smith, K. Nea ville, Meyers, Dierks, Thomas Harp- er, Burrough, Storey, Porter, Koppel, Plumber A SSW Ly' AMS AMS Xefeomoe Q mf! te AAA Doubles: Steve Burrough and Leeth rper 'ior Shawn Thomas attempts to ace his oppo- tra Miller looks on to see Angela move her feet, :h high, and hit an awesome overhead. 'hleen Malone displays form that all tennis vers should use. 'ron Smith displays the Lakeside Tennis Apar- 1' f o as of 2. - is 00 0 -' wg 1' ' Mx A A ' s Q' . vi , 900, ,o sy ?0 f'o'0' f '9 f Xt 5 ' S A Ram Rah-Rahs cheer with spirit at a pep assembly. The cheerleaders present their skit for the 1984 Football Homecoming Royalty. The 1984-85 Varsity Cheerleaders, sponsored by Mrs. Roberts, started the year in Jonesboro, Arkansas. There they attended summer camp. They were award- ed the lst place trophy and Heather Horner was awarded All-American Cheerleader. This award enabled her to cheer in Hawaii at the Aloha Bowl this last Christmas. Later on they competed in the Garland County Cheerleading Championship where they took home the lst place trophy. They received runner-up in the 3A divi- sion of the state competition and from there went on to compete in the state Hn- als. The cheerleaders provided a lot of spirit and support, not only in pep assemblies and games, but also in school. For this we thank them and wish them the best of luck next year. Freshman Cheerleaders: top row, Gloria Tillotson, Tricia Bently, Angie Grose- co-capt., Diane Rindahl, Kristen Loucks, Kathy Fosheeg not pictured: Tami Winer. close-capt., bottom row: Elesba Gladney- Seated left to right: Sissi Newton, Christi Bright, Heather Horner, Lisa Irwin. Standii Karen Welch-capt., Jodi Koppel, Samantha Cunningham, Kathleen Malone-co-cat Cindy Keith-Mascot. 34 row: Robin left, Kelly Murphy, Kim Schaus, Angela Newton, Angie Sharp, Kati Fish, Sarah Wil- ams, Beth Littleton, Jennifer Leak, Shelley Dockery, Marti Voss, 3rd row: Paige Bunch- ieutenant, Jill Sutton-Captain, not pictured: Debbie Conry-Corporal. Kennedy, Tamme Elliott, Angela Hunt, Denise Deaton 2nd row: Vicki Lakeside Golddusters show their at a home football game. The Golddusters perform energetically tor the Football Homecoming Royalty. The Golddusters, sponsored by Mrs. Thompson, busy year started a week after tryouts. Practice was held every morning at 6:00 a.m. to prepare for summer camp. They attended camp at UCA in Conway, June 5-8. At camp they were awarded the spirit pom the Hrst night and were able to take it home. They also received the sweepstakes award. In November, they attended the Mid- South Drill Team Competition. 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L o courosmou SMINOLEBOPAINTINO 5 - ,I 2. , owe cool. sun noon.: nouns Q I 1 ' 1. 525 1733 X f l .Ill ff I.. OO, Q.. 0 j cfoffec 'Q Martin - Draper : .G ' Q : 0.0.5. I X-il I9 : 623-6132 : ol 6, : I ' I' : by Appl. I N f .ni .J -I , 7 V . 5 ,QQ digg? em, Phone: : I. L-'?i,,.,1Z,,,: 525-l03f Eff ifiirqi rmol j : fy V : . 4'-f 42-T655 : 1' I '. ' -41? - 1 : .- ff' '!l7'5 ' ...-5,2.v33' '- .'.'f.- Q Lita! Hot Springs Mall DlCK'S BREAD BASKET 87 3620 Malvern Road Phone: 624-2743 Open 6:00 am. - 11:00 pm. 7 Days A Week Dick McGowan - Owner Le Mirabelle rmancn masrnunnnr Wholesale Auto Parts 92.0 Malvern Ave. 624-4687 403Albert Pike 623-7796 Hwy 7 North 624-1803 Amerlcan And Foreign Car Parts Hot Springs AR 71901 Wyndezo Jfrlo 'Zac About 6 mules from Downtown Hot Springs on Hnqhway 270 Em, Ono block off of the Malvern Highway. FEATURING THE F NEST IN GOURME COG G A COMPLETE WINE UST Ano ssveruczs I S ,Qi yi ' rnonszsz-zsss lf open 5:30 P.M. 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Avenue Ho1Spnngs Arkonsos 71901 504-6242181 hgme rental video ' E movies TA no lellnnhip feel 4407 Central Palm Plan Hot Sprirst. AR 71913 624-6767 , ' 26162 4 tSeIected Gifts 8 Accessories! Bllllo and George N. Mctllnnlo Boardwalk Wllaqe 501-525-4001 4812 Central Ave., Suite I3 Hot Springs, AR 71913 AA ' .1 I 1 mo Amumsas -rm: 710 W. P?o 1601 Central mmm, AR 2104 H01 sprang AR 71913 337-9574 ez 1212 BW's STUDIO Bobby 81 Wyona Jines 823 HUBSON AVENUE HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 1913 U 623-8412 Your Yearbook Photographer All Types of Photography Black 8: White - Color HELL 1-'fit-ZQEES 317 THIRD ST. 0 HOT SPFIINGS. ARK. 71901 15011 824-4474 15011 624-4496 Authorized IBM Typewriter Dealer 1 , 2- i iii' 1 X 1 FARMS K ,MILLS HATcHnNG EGGS N1 ,f MORE FEED P.O. BOX A HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS 71902 MED Pharmacy ndAe.P f ' I H t Sp ' gs. A k 71913 501-624-1223 MURRAY S CARPETS 8: INTERIORS Indlandale Shoppmg Center Don 8: Sue Davis See Us For Your Decorating Needs Gra v ro esslona Mall 121 Second Street o nn r ansas 9 Q I il-1 f I ' BOARDWALK SHOPPING CENTER We Rent Movies SPA 4612 Central Ave. Suite 22 VIDEO Hot Springs, Arkansas 71913 'O ' J 5011525-3746 We Have All The Lates Titles BEST FRIENDS BURRIS , , CONSTRUCTION Mike 1, Laurie 71' Tony C, Betsy G5 Debbie C, Mike L. Gife licitev All LSHS Students une bonne annee. f M D rwaawawsm e WO0DY'S BARBERING 8: HAIR DESIGN A friend is a present you Rosemary Davis give to yourself Congratulations Seniors! Esta blished In 19 71 Proud To Be The Radio voice Of HOT SPRINGS FITNESS The KACQ-FM 106 I LET US HELP YOU ' WITH THE FUTURE ' ' Psychology Radlologlc Technology Automated Word Banklng Secretarlal Sclence Hlstory Crlmlnal lustlce Human Development Skllls Data Processing Computer Sclence , . . Medlcal Laboratory Technology N Nursing ' CENTER 4807 Central In The South Park Plaza Nautilus 8: Taekwondo Aerobics A Co-Ed Fitness Center For Men, Women, And Children 525-321 I Call For Appointment Or Just Drop By We've Been Around For Years With The Best Workouts In Town . Sauna Hot Tubs NCW lT'S YCUR TURN! Garland County Communlty College Can Help You Plan a Bright and Promlslng Future. We're an accredlted comprehensive two-year college offerlng Assoclate Degrees and Certiflcates ln some 75 areas of study, as well as transfer programs to senlor colleges and unlversltles. The Counselors are always anxlous to discuss wlth students and parents career opportunltles, college courses, programs, transfers to other colleges and Indlvldual academic programs. And, our Flnanclal Ald offlce provides students wlth lnformatlon and assistance in a varlety of federal, state, local, publlc and private financial ald programs ranglng from College Work Study to Natlonal Dlrect Student Loans. GCCC has the lowest tultlon rate In Arkansas and Ilvlng at home durlng the flrst andfor second year of college can result In a substantial famlly Emergency Medlcal Services Paramedlc Savlngs' Sglifla' A For a free copy of our brochure The Cholce ls Yours: A Gulde to Chooslng Ensign A College or Unlverslty, or addltlonal lnformatlon, a college catalog, or a Mfvuhtlns class schedule, please call 767-937 I . Garland County Communlty College I College Drlve, Mld-Amerlca Park, Hot Sprlngs, Arkansas 71913 LBRIGHT S REALTV 2202 Central Ill Jerry Albright - Owner BEST FRIENDS Dana, Beef Brian, Sa- manthag Chuck, Cara. A loving friendship does not age, it doesn 't ha ve the time. A lll.UJEI?5f3'ffUf1 VALLEY WTFNPM-1'?IHlET IJ ss 940 Shady Grove - Ph: 262 4071 The CQFNMGKDHGWK mewlntet Open Seven Days A Week GRAVE AUTCD PARTS 7301 Central Zane CNY Hot Springs, AR 71913 New Pa 1 A Owner Phone-501-525-4688 Wholesale Pr ces Automobile DEALERS ASSOCIATION Hot Springs New Car Dealers Assocratuon Allen Tillery Chevrolet Central 8: Winans Edward Motor Co. Chrysler-Plymouth Dodge Truck 600 Malvern Hobson Motors Honda-Subaru James Motors VW-Mazda-Audi 4311 Central Jordan Olds-Buick-GMC 4901 Central Frazier-Fuell Datson 2828 Central Meredith Motors Lincoln'Mercury 916 Hobson Mid-America Motors AMC-Jeep-Renault 3rd 8: Hobson Resort Ford 1239 Central Trimble-Gammill Motors Pontiac-Cadillac Toyota 115 Winans Phone 501f525-8742 Aman- S 6202 Central Ave. .Mar gk Hof Springs' AR 71913 frvice AUTO PARTS AND BEARINGS, INC. Automotive ' Industrial ' Machine Shop DIAL! 623-4494 B. K. s 1 RARE ESSEN I IALS Oa,,,a,,,T:,3a Elegant Lingerie SL Luxuries 2929Cenffn1 Avenue Hot Spnngs, Arkansas 71913 Phone C5011 624-3532 HILL CONSTRUCTIUN CQMPANY, INC. 1602 Higdon General Contractors Phone Hot Springs, AR. 71913 525-3243 60 6234810 Barbara McEndree B C Owner!StyIist K Family Hair and Skin Care nw Sh-82 1000 D Shady Grove Rd. snoes ancs asus. -uansiins arc tat Carpenter Dam Rdoy Mowenv wmv' Puza 252.4813 MARTHA GIBBS 1919 eraser me BONITA WARD G5 an '19'3 S 8' H Air Conditioning 8' Heating, Inc. Authorized 976 Airport Road Dealer Hot Springs, AR 77973 507 767 3672 Larry Hanson BEST FRIENDS Samantha, Kathleen, Heather: Marti, Melinda: Robin, Micci. The wa y to be a friend is just to keep a smiling face. A 'v Banko 0 I' fUtUI'e We'I'e creating the fUtUf'e of banking everv dav,.a little bit at a time. We'I'e COnSfanIlV fninking BDOUI, planning fOf and CaFi'Ying out the SfeDS neCeSSaN IO make sure fnat, as the future unfolds, OUI' CLISfOmel'S will have the I'nOSt convenient banking services and the Vel'Y best I'naf'ket'OFiented investment inSU'UI'nentS possible. TnaC'S WnV we SaY, when YOU have a banking need, think of LIS. . . the FUlILIFe'Banklng Fal nilV. FIISIFGGEGISJWDQSOYAIIKJIISK FA Eirig,E.eQeral9! lfK!!SQ5 The FLltLlI'e'Bal1klng Family. Central City Grand 8: Ouachita llllllll Supplies 813 3rd sneer emica s SL Ch I Hot Springs, AR. 71913 Come Visit Our New 501522313742 Sanders Plumbine Supplq, inc. Residential ' Commerical 0 Industrial Supplies 707 Belding Ave, l50U 321-9995 Hot Springs, A ,- rx , r ,-f ig! f 4 1 ,Q 'f l . ,f 'K WN ff l Z 1' 1' A B f ,AA s . . ,. ,X I I ' - . 4,1 ' If I lx ' 0 f' ZX , V-S CENTURY fs , , A , M, -1. , X , ,I ji ff , 1v 'i '2L,:, '-' K ff' A X i it i f js-.4 , Z . t D L! Q - A , Zfjf .11 I 1' 1 4 - - A .w A 1 ,4f ' w M I LT 0 Harbor Yachts Arkansas' most versatile boat dealer Sales - Service - Transporting - Storage I fl 5 A fx, A Week Open 7 Days if Roy 8 Ellee Coulter - Owner in- ' 525-8201 Highway 7 S. On L k H milt 59 BEST FRIENDS TOTAL Marti W., Melinda M.g Christie B., Wendi W,, Kim Everitt, Kathleen M.q Beth GUN c E S., Sarah W. 4807 CENTRAL AVE. BRATIOII SERVICE OOIIPIIIIY 2237 Highway 70 E. Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 Call 624-5223 For Prompt, Expert Repair Service On All Major Appliances, s 1 jus -U -. , ,,f X The Big Buzz ' , V f xl r Q ,tQ ' B IGV Q5 Heating 8: Air Conditioning Our Specialty SOUTH PARK PLAZA HOT SPRINGS AR 71913 l501l 525-2442 Modern Sheet Metal Shop KE LOOK XJ' Friends are keys to unlock the heart. Wolaginhlfahbfna RAMS 3710111 QI. ffolza-ffl' -funouyk, .YM PET CLINIC Valley Lumber and Supply Inc. DIEI' CENTER LITE YEARS Call today for a free Introductory consultation Now over 1,310 locations, USA Canada and England OWNATTHE -A qw. 1401 Central 105 W. Grand Hot Springs, AR. 71901 Phone: 623-3394 Like a good nefahbor State Farm is there -P-lb ' '..-at HV QQ, 'Eg mal! A 6 BARNEY NUSKO Agent 805 W. Grand Avo. Hot Springs. AR 71913 Bus. Phone: 45013 321-1165 Ros. Phono: 1501, 623-3456 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES DLOOMING VON, ILLINOIS . .B , pm WA , :, K' AHEAD. Q 2222? A-if 61? , !:,r,f. -xt. , . if t DIRECT MAIL 'A' NEWSLETTERS t FLYERS i' LEGAL 81 1+ BOOKLETS PRINT iiiyiziiiilsfliliig Lalldlllark i' LETTERHEADS 'k ENVELOPES 'lr OFFICE FORMS 'lf SINGLE COPIES SAVINGS BANK DQUG WILLIS Hot S1p?,??gSe2ga41901 Five Convenient Locations Owner-Manager 4501, 524.0341 FSB ' Home Office: Number One lviarkct Place 15011 321-2511 VT Q Brunch Offices: 700 Albert Pike. Hot Springs Mall. ENE!! - 5 . 1 O 3021 Malvern Road Hot Springs Village If-2322! fl Cortez Center 15011 922 0697 From Your Original To Finished Copies In Minutes! JONES MILLS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION P O Box 8 Jones Mills Arkansas 72105 SK I Phone C5013 844-4641 MART 3605 Malvern Rd. ,'?.'Z,?f'.L':. Mo Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 A Century Of Community Service FIRST F MILY FIRST NATIQ AL H BA I I BEST FRIENDS Leath H., Kathleen M., Todd M., Greg M.g Joanne C.. Caren C., Anna W. ...n.....,,. The Pyramid Life Insurance Co. Specializing in Medicare Supplements and Health Insurance MIKE WHITMAN District Manager Medical Arts Bldg. rv Sui.. 402, PQ. BOX im Hot Springs, AR 71901 5- 4' Bus. 45011 824-1468 Res. 15013 262-4110 Congratulations Seniors Of 1985 ii I-IOBSON -l J EVANE STABLES Home Of Funny Money H1978 Trotter Of The Year' Congratulates The 1985 Senior Class. Melodee J: John Dillingham 0Tnnne ir. . .. Yr 1 A gs 5 - s- Q an 2... I lv' 2 fl 5.8 Friendship is like a rainbowg it has no limits. HOBSON MOTOR C0 900 Hobson Ave. New Honda Cars Owner Used Cars All Makes jim Geurin E. R. BROQKS HARDWARE 1 '1P,XHf f 15-P2421 1 ' 1 5 R 1 , at xi ., A - , I: 11' f,,: E 1 A Q V Q 1 5111691948 Q Eiecfrimlfiwdmm-Pium111g'SporhngG0ods 1 1 1 E Steven Brooks Elecfricol Wholesole Vernon Brooks Supply 1209 Malvern Phone - 6241-1562 CLEAN USED CARS UH 19 P' ' 95 All K ,,, J11a.LD.I'l ,, Jghn C, Gibson Personal'Inn Crowd Card OWNER Q E, SHARP usso mucxs ',':,,'1 ,g,,',f,' 2,2'f,f,1Q','L',',1':f,f ON THE SPOT FINANCING 321-9191 no-0606 624-5349 4405 CEXTRAL M15 3301 Cernrnl 'k 324 Minury 1k 201 Airport nd. H01 spmxos. A1214 flgll 15011 624.5495 Ho' swap B Ho' sP 5S + CQ RP O R4 yy J ,O CQ SEGAL MOBILE 1 I MODULAR HOME SALES Wm L 2441 Highway 70 East Hot Springs, AR 71901 Phone: General Contractors 501f262'25-30 525-8273 215 Rocky Reef Rd. Hot Springs, AR 71913 Owners: Pat And Lenny Segal Internal Medicine Clinic of Hot Springs, P. A. G. MARUTHER, M. D. ARBOR PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 'I33 ARBOR STREET FRIENDS Winters mem rv W. Den g ., g ., S S I ' I , Debbie C., Caren C., a ise D., Samantha C. D W'nte 0 245 W. Grand on . I rs' wner Hot Springs, AR Ural: 62.3-9302. 71913 HOUSE OF I I 1 1 U I S W' x'ffVig' YO I J A Friendshrp makes you feel like you belong! 3620 Malvern 623 4980 M ARE ongratulatlons Semors Of Xfobdnq Svwx. EAST 1 125 East Grand Avenue X ff ,5 -'-7-L-gi J' qi ' ....f:, - s- ' , fffw i N Q X, 1 ,9,, 3 ' j . --S , Y Cr, X X iv, N' -51 1 ,: x n 11' ,I 'u 1 4 , , IP -Wx f r ll 2 I 1 I ' 1 Q 4 . C ' J o I G I fn l .lg if ,4f L ' -,-'-- -, i - 'Ei 71. -4 ' :L T Q-xx ,f- ' YA W ' , ' h N of' P-'L-1: f- 'L -- ', - - ..ISf ' 1 .g Lf ' -T '-,gg--1 1 4 .. -1 Q ' lf, r , - ifi- '- BEST FRIENDS Mike L., Debbie C., Doug S., Terry C., Anna W., Tom C.g Sissy N., Kim S., Jill S., Westly W. CRAIGHEAD LAUNDRY 225 Broadway 321-1234 Owners: The Fislzs fa 45 Y av .1 'li my .. 1 Pam , . 5 V 1 If . A Yr ..- ll lvdsoh ' We've Got Eyes For You. f ai.. A friend is definitely what you make him! A lVll2.DlIEl3El12c'5 182.3 Cenlral Avenue llol Springs Naluonal Darn Arkansas 71901 Wallace W. William N. Towle, O.D., P.A. Burnette, F. N.A.O CONGRATULATIONS SENIOHS ' HARDWARE wif-- BW 98 P.O. Box Y HOT SPRINGS, AR 71902 Power Tools, Electrical 501-624-7719 Supplies, Hand Tools, J' 501-525-3726 Lawn 8: Garden AUOQNEY AT mvv Plumbing ELLIS TITLE C.K. COMPANY, INC. LEONARD R. ELLIS, III 200 Spring St. - Suite 200, P.O. Box 627 - Hot Springs, Ar. 71901 You're Welcome in Weyerhaeusefs Woods Our business is growing trees. But a healthy, growing forest is also a good place for birds and animals to live. And for people to enjoy. From browse-filled clearcut to mature forest, our pine plantations provide food and cover for most Arkansas species of wildlife. Our streamside zones and Special Wildlife Enhancement Areas - more than 145,000 Arkansas acres - provide hardwood habitat for others. And our logging roads provide more than 4,000 miles of free access to the Arkansas out-of-doors for you. If you'd like a map of our lands in Arkansas, or would like to know more about what we're doing in Arkansas, write Weyerhaeuser, P.O. Box 1060, H01 Springs, W0y0rhB8Ul6t Arkansas 71901. The Tree Growing Company BEST FRIENDS Carol A., Lisa G.g Careda B., Lisa N.g Dana L., Laurie M. Sul? , lx? 5 E l ll , W I M , '4 Best Friends know you in- side and outg and they still love you. A oc? Bridal 8: Tux Shop Tuxedo Rental Bridal Gowns - Bridesmaid Long Or Short Gowns Any Occasion Casual Long Or Short Dresses Prom And Pageant Dresses All Accessories Included 15011 623-0384 3330 Central Ave. Central City Shopping Center Hot Springs, AR 71913 1 '. A0 9642 1. ' Xe fx 40 .ge 'b abc P59 SONIC DRIVE-IN 511 Higdon Road Hot Springs, AR 71913 .4354 ' l RESORT FORD 1239 Central THEARU GTO fe . Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas -- C1933 W. THE DONUT SHOPPE Hwy 7 South Diagonally :YI :, QQ Across From Lake Hamilton P O 1 I ... 511 111 QL.. Rt 1 Box Sl l A Lonnie 81. Donna Waldrop Hot Springs AR 71913 15011 525-8901 ,f-ff. Resort H0tel8r3Spa f Q I , , ' will ' f ' ' SUTTON pO'XmAC'CAD'uAC'U0TA ENTERPRISES Pi IIIB' lllllllll MOTORS, INC. Bus. Phone 1501, 623-3366 Little Rock Phone 375-1036 115 Vwnans Avenue o Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 JOHN GAMMILL The Seniors Of 1985! 1 THE TRANSMISSION SHOP Quality Service At A Fair Price. CONGRATULATIONS SENICJRSEE IILLCFIEST CHILD FIENS HCJIVIE rr W - xx ff 213512, 6:30 - 11 P.M. Sun - Thurs U Us Now Two Convenient Locations 330 Central Ave. - 62.3-6261 1214 Albert Pike - 321-9663 H s- J0- I2 A.M. FrikSat 'riff M11 W 1-1 31 ,LV-'tf+ i.1l1llf14sf. ll- wi 5 -h -1 ai-,.,,W, X ml ,ly will ' lf 'WY?11Q3 .?lll,l- xgxf ll 1- i v: Xa ieirviwigl m Wl,g,f6A1k11l1l A K , 'f ll, ,w .1 , 1 M41 1 , qw. ,, 1111 W 1 'Wil iw -wi ' MW ,M .. l. '5 ,Mil ,A F I 1 ,X M BEST FRIENDS Lorrie W., Stacy F.: Cindy B., Elizabeth H., Dana H., Heather A., Juanet W., Stacy T., Charla M. Friends make the school day go by quickly and easily. A Congratulations Seniors 01' 1985 Betty, Barney, Nick, And Kari . . . Of NEW REFLECTIONS Would Like To Thank Lakeside For Your Business In 1984-85. Haffsfylfflg 4612 Central Sllllbed Boardwalk Village Make-Overs Hot Springs Redken Retail Center 525.3392 l ,.. . ... - 1 ...J n l l l l TilEHYu01 swung TITTLES STATE FARM AUTOMOTIVE K-N gflutog. Custom Racing Engines ES Corvette Specialist C pl t t R pa I E' 'J ,WD S X om e e Au o e ir ALQTOMMY INSURANCE Malvem Hwy. 270 East GENE COOMBE QUALITY USED CARS Agem 262-1473 I ROI' SEEEZZ? Hot Springs AR 71913 lfoasga q ,IQ 71901 THE CHlLDREN'S AND YOUTH CLINIC 236 Woodbine Hot Springs, AR 321 2546 ,ION M. ROBERT, M.D IOHN W. TRIESCHMANN M D MARGARET A. HARRISON M D DOANE M. NEWTON, M.D . -I - - I.- I PAINT suppmr, co., mc Distributors Of: Benjamin Moore Paints Phone-923-1601 Hot Springs, AR 71913 Lanelesfs Auto Parts 8: Supply Open Phone: 623'88ll II28 Malvern Road 6 Days A Week 2 2 4 , ,,V. Q ,H I. , I BEST FRIENDS Scott T., Westly W.: Heather H., Joe 1.5 Steven B., Tonya G., Christie B., Shawn T ,if . ' I J.. I '94 ' X .7 5 ' 9' . f , ' sf' 4 , V . J 'lfff' ' , ,KL t f LJ! P TRONS Arkansas Glass Company Barnett, Robert J. Jr., D.D.S. Basket House, The Bates, Moman Beverlys Casual Shop Breashers, William P., D.D.S. Butterfly, The Cales, Jack A. Callahan, Wright, Crow, Bachel Casa Fiesta Clem, Neill, Dr. Club Cafe Coliseum Bowling Center Cooper, Joe, Dr. Countryside Animal Hospital Cox and MacPl1ee Davids Welding Dawson Electric Motors Dukes Fabric Center Eastburn, James R., D.D.S. Family Drug Center Fotioo, George J., M.D. Gordon, Joseph L., D.D.S. Harrington, Gene, Dr. Harrison, Michael, D.D.S., P.A. Heart Clinic, The Ltd. Heindl, Michael B. Heinemenn, Phillip C., O.D. Heinemann, VF, D.D.S. Holt, Dr. G. or, and Lax Hot Springs Blue Print Hot Springs Clinic of Otolaryngology Hot Springs Janitor Supply, Inc. I-Iot Springs Radiology Koppel, Dr. Harold J., and Daniel, Dr. Guinn Lakeside Auto Parts La urays M.O.R. Electic Supply Malone and Hatfield Maries Flowers Max Sha ws Antiques McClards Barbaque Mikes Barber Shop Milligan Fashion Eyewear Neaville, Wayne H., D.D.S. P.A. Parrish Drive-In Cleaners Pittman, Howell and Associates Porter, Dr. and Mrs. Jack C. Prince Electronics Smith, B.J. Realty Spa Muffler Spitzer, Eddie Standard Laundry and Cleaners This Can 't Be Yogurt Vaughan Hardward Weldons Meat Market Wendys West Wind Music Wootton, Slagle, and Robbins A 81 B DISTRIBUTORS INC 105 Wr1ona'S1ree1 PO B x 1023 Hot Sprmgs. Arkansas 71901 R 501-623-3371 . ,V gb ,u.V.,l . nxt, Friendship is staying after 3 COHIPUICI' pl'0gI'3IT1. A KAMS lb WALT f TM ' QQWZSWJEW ve ,, ' 7? .2 H re: .ff it A W I IX M . 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' I O ,AK K 1 if iw ga w X V' school to help someone with S I O R 173, 23, 55, 54, 190, 86 WHERE Abernath , Carole 102, 180 Adams, Bobby Adams, Diane 102 Adams, Janice 114, 60, 61, 56 Adcock, Kim 90 Albright, Bee 10, 17, 23, 25, 36, 38, 39, 46, 47, 68, 158, 168, 190, 145, 86 Alexander, Kyle 5, 10, 23, 38, 43, 47, 102, 62 Allen, Cathi 38, 40, 41, 44, 70, 135, 143 Allen, Dawn 114, 134, 137, 143 Anderson, Betty 102 Anderson, McRee 103, 152 Anemone, Cheryl 70 Anthony, Alice 38, 90 Anthony, Allen 13, 70, 154, 76, 88, 139, 86 Arduengo, Joe 103, 56 Arman, Sherri 38, 40, 42, 103, 127, 173, 55, 54, 190 Arnst, Dana 10, 17, 38, 47, 69, 70, 168, 89 Arrlgo, Heather 90, 182 Ashley, Don 38, 46, 56 Atchley, Brian 103 Austin, Mike 114, 137, 145 Avant, Michele 38, 42, 90, 56 Bailey, Ken 114, 56 ,rf i Bailey, Kim 115 9 Baker, David 10, 25, 27, 38, 39, 40, 41, 46, 69, 7Q 71, 128, 132, 154, 158, 79, 89, 141, 65, 66, 67, 86 Bankhead, Jennifer 115, 137, 143 Banks, Mark 115, 56 Banks, Mike 102, 56 Barkley, Brha,18, 20, 26, 41 70, 154, 77, 89, 145, 190, Blfne-'i H0175 X ' Wann -, M M'WWiw aaleearendn an Bates, Geoffrey 'X ' Batton, Carla ' 1 ,N 1, ' Bays, Chuck Beck, Danny 102, 56 N Burris, Jamie 42, 102 Burris, Jeff 38, 91, 52, 144 Burris, Melinda 114 Burrough, Jamie 103, 52 Burrough, Steve 47 71, 184, 88, 190, 145, 29, 146 Burroughs, Keith 4 7, 103 Busby, Jay ,- gage, ziane 114 a e, arjn 43 Callahan, Shannon 9, 42, 91 Camtpbelhcglint 52, 51 gan leld, Tandy annon, fy 91, 48 Carpenter, iMike 38, 91, 60. 61 garringgngfracy 90, 56. 50 arter, hjyles Caggeri Cgraitson 13, 25, 68, 71, 128, 129, 52, . 4 . 'J ' f' Carter, llhoizael 103 Carter, 13, 25, 36, 38, 68, 71, 128, Chli9,I1a?3L'52, 51, 86 - n Cln-iizy, Caroline 43, 114 gart, Danny 135 i ' ar , Ken 71, 4 Clark, Robert 103, 128, 58 Clark, T321 gg, 38, 39, 40, 41, 43, 44, 71, ,128, 1 , , 145, 86 lqy D011 25 71 141 Amy 115 ll Darlene 102, 53 Cache . Coohtll, Shawn 115 A ,YW Coqhy, Scott ss, 46, 102, sz ily, Chris 7, 9, 38, 71, 162, 58, 144 1 Q1 A nry, Debbie 13, 23,'38, 39, 40, 41, 42,,i,4WL,,Q' vi, 1 ' gg, 74, 149, 166, 178, 176, 145, 146, Coville, Kirk 46, 90 Cooper, Deanna 115 Cooper, Jimmy 115 Coston, Jean 42, 116, 137, 143 Coston, Couch, Couch, Counts, Cowan, Tony 38, 40, 44, 90, 166, 67 Scott 102, 56 Sheila 116 Andy 102, 56 Beth 42, 116, 56 Berk, Mielielle Beeson, Maria 70,,1ii6, Bennett, Jelf 46, M4 Bennie, Shelley 91 H 57 Bentley, Tricia 41, 11.43426 l36, me Cox, Tonya 116, 137, 143 Crane, Kevin 43. 103, 62, 51 Creason, Caren 19, 38, 39, 40, 72, 174, 178, 79, 176, 88, 86 Creighton, Kay , , x W a X, , yy 1, . Bernard, Becky 12, 44, 70, 71, 74, 79, 66, 67, 86 Bettis, Gary 53, 115, 131 Bettis, Karen 38, 42, 46, 91, 150, 173, 54, 55, 63, 190 Billington, David 115 Bishop, Vicki 70, 48 Blakeslejnliihvid 43, 115, 56 Blenden, Wendy 102 Blythe, Carla ,X Boldirrg, Shannon 70, 48 Q Bond,p' Christie 38. 199, 70, E56 Bordelon. Dana N Bordelonglfim 70, 48 , Boston, Brett 103 ' f f L Bradley, !etT21, 26, 70, 74, 150, 160. 76, 71 49, 190, 56, 57 Bradley, Sara 13, 38, 103 Brammer, Sean 115, 56 Braziel, Wendy 47, 114 Breckling, Martha Breshears, Dana 38, 41 103, 52, 53 Brewer, John 46, 91 Brian, Ashley 23, 114, 53, 60, 146 Brian, Courtney 13, 23, 114, 53, 60 Bridgx, Ten'y 38, 40, 43, 69, 70, 71, 60, 56, 57, 89, 50, 66 Bright, Christie 14, 38, 42, 46, 90, 127, 148, 158, 172, 184 Brock, Careda 103, 180 Brooke, Kevin 90, 56 Brooks, Mike 90, 128 Brooks, Scott 115 Brooks, Steve 115 Broughton, Trent 115 Brown, Kenneth 58 Brown, Kenny Brown, Nancy 43, 115 Broyles, Mike 38, 43, 47, 102, 139 Buchanen, April 114 B n r Kevin 49 uck e , Bunch, Paige 26, 36, 38, 39, 42, 47, 70, 127, 149, 176, 86 Bunn, Calen 90, 58 Burleind, Jett' 102 Burnett, Brad 38 Burnett, Ken 38, 102, 128 Crgnshaw, Mike 17, 69, 72, 53, 52, 60, 89, 8 Crenshaw, Tom 117 Crews, Cara 9lL 168 Croxton, Mike 117, 53 Cueni, Jon Cunningham, Samantha 10, 16, 25, 38, 103, 127, 129, 148, 160 168, 170, 176 Cufly, Bill 103, 136. 144 Cu Q Joanne 23, 31 38, 39, 40, 46, 71, 74, ,r 4, rs, 29, 66. 86 '9' Daunhauer, Tonya 43, 116, 117 David, Israel Davis, Donna 117 Davis, John 91, 144 Davis, Theresa 12, 43, 46, 116 DeAnge1is, Natalie 38, 46, 91, 156, 146, 64 Dcaton, Denise 10, 25, 42, 46, 47, 103, 127, 149, 164, 176 Denham, Mike 104 Dierks, Lorri 43, 116, 145 Dierks, Miles 5. 7, 46, 91, 154, 22 146 Dillingham, Brian 13, 20, 36, 37, 38, 39, 47, 71, 152, 71 22, 86. 190 Dobbs, Ken 116 Dockery, lhvid 15, 16, 23, 25, 36, 68, 72, 190, 67 , Dockery, Shelly 104, 127, 149, 46, 41 52 g , Dockery, Troy 104, 52 ,E X'r ' Dodd, Lavorlee ' ' Dodd, Rick 91, 58 Dodson, Jami 43, 117 Dodson, Sterling 72, 49 Donis, David 117 - Dowds, Meg 43. 111 60 , Doweil, Brett 116 i , Drobhena, Shannon 46, 104, 52 Dubriske, Sieve 8, 12, 26, 38, 39, 72, 132, 133, 158, 190, 58, 86, 139 Duhrrltlte. 13, 105, 52, ,139 DIUICIB, Airgela 72 . li Duncan, Mary Ann 38, 42, 90, 56, 67 Dunlap, Brett 25, 40, 44, 72, 58, 145 Dunlap, Todd 105, 144 Dunn, Johnny 116, 131, 58 XT,Dunn, Lara 17, 38, 42, 90, 162, 60, 63, 67 QDunn, Ricky 47, 105 S dx' Eakin, Kevin 72, 48 Eggin, Andy 116, 58 E gin,,,Bever1y116 Edwards, Clint 105, 58 Elird, Eddie 104. 58 Elam, Tammy 38 Elliot, Patricia Elliott, Tamme 47, 72, 149 Ellis, Charles 72, 168, 49 Ellis, Heather 116, 53 Ellis, Stephanie 4 7, 72, 88 Ellis, Tracy 90, 48 Enloe, Greg 90, 52 Erickson, Jessica 117, 56 Espenschied, Julie 117 Espenchied, Shleena Everitt, Kim 21, 38, 47, 91, 172, 190, , ,, , ,ni Xvpiite, Eddie al, 43 ,wwniii,,,,,,, X 8zli'8W8or1tb,, Jlll 91, 135 Flvodtggtqhn 91 V 42, 104 ' Fenlejg Aigelp 45, 92 :Felta.,,Kamd 117, 55, 56 , 3 Feltyc Dxitid 117, it Finan, Chris 131 Finance, Aimee 36, 38, 72 1-Tncher, Becky 43, 116 1-Tncher, Robin 116 Finley, Todd 136, 52 Finzer, Bert 116 Hnzer, Michael Frkeher, Brad Fischer, Michael 38, 92. 128, 51, 139 Fish, Jody 8, 15, 23, 25, 27, 38, 47, 72, 74, 126, 128, 132, 133, 154, 158, 178, 88, 45 Fish, Katie 23, 26, 46, 92 127, 149, 178, 67 Ratte, David 38, 104 ' Flanigan, Je1T 104 Fletcher, Doyle 38, 40, 44, 71, 72, 54, 55, 58, 190 Foote, Brett 47, 73, 145, 51 Foshee, Cathi 116, 148 Faster, Randy Fraser, Stacey 105, 182, 62, 63 Freeman, April 13. 38, 42, 105, 60, 61, 63 Freeman, Jerry 105 Freeman, John 16, 21 38, 40, 73, 132, 158. 58 Freeman. John 11.7 Fritz Karel Fry, Perri 42, 117, 137, 143 Gardtjen Heather 117, 53 G , ' Brian G n, Denise 47 73 ' ' rt, Bayard 38 46, 47, 105, 139, 138 , ham, Betsy 36, 38, 39, 42, 71, 73, 79, 811134, 135, 166, 143, 88, 142, 66, 86 ldillitand, Lori 47, 73 Uilltiand, Robyn 38, 40, 47, 104, 52 Gladden, Jorjana 42, 117, 143 ,S4 'G1adney, Elesha 8, 12, 42, 43, 46, 116, 126, 8, 145 Glassford, John 38, 73, 156, 56, 57, 144, 66 Glrdewell, Carter 14, 73, 60 Glklewell. Kristie 38, 104, 150 Godwin, Brent 38, 104 Godwin, Missy 73, 56 Godwin, Russell 38, 40, 44, 62, 92, 67 Golden, Qpri146, 93, 156, 164 Golden, evin 20, 38, 39, 40, 73, 77, 89, 190, 86 Goodpaster, Brenda 42. 45, 73 Gorman, Russ 116, 53, 58 Goslee, Jason 104, 136 Goa, Tonya 42, 93, 184, 29, 146 Graves. Penny 42, 47, 105 Graves, Seann 47, 105 Graves, Tim 116, 56, 58 Gleason, Robbie 116 Green, Tom 51 I? Greene, Tina 38, 105, 52 Greeson, Greg 38, 93, 128 Grillith, Kenberlee 38, 93, 56 Griffith, Kristie 38, 105, 56 Griltith, Rene 38, 92, 56 Grisham, Shelley 4 7, 73, 60 - Groselclose, Angie 117, 26,1136 148, 53 Gupta, Tina 36, 38, 42, 43, 92 Gwinn, Lisa 104. 180. 22 ' ' Hall, Craig 117, 60 Hager, Scot 23, 38, 41, 44, 58 Ham, Alicia 104 Hamilton, Kenny 5, 104 Hardister, Cindy 47, 104 Harman, Shelie 117 Harp, Angie Harp, Dana 92 Harper, Leeth 38, 46, 105, 174, 52, 146 Harrington, Lori 20, 38, 62 73, 150, 173, 60, 61, 54, 190 Harrington, Stephen 62, 117, 53, 58 Harris, Elizabeth 42, 105, 182, 22 Harris, Julie ffaft, Billy 38, 43, 44, 105, 136 Hawthorn, Barbara 92, 48 Hegglund, Tracy 118, 137, 53, 143 Henderson, Yvonne 104 Hendley, Mteci 8, 14, 38, 42, 73, lm, 52, 76, 22, 60, 61 Hendrix. Craig 5, 38, 93, 48 Hennessee. Paul 118, 56 Hennessee. Shannon 104 Hennessee. Shcrilee 73, 52, 60, 61, 56 Henry, Chantry 36, 38, 42, 93, 156 Henry, John 58, 104, 128 Henry, Kelly 38, 42, 104 Herron, Melissa 105 YHibbs, Tonya 105 Hilborn, Todd 73, 60, 77, 56, 57 Hickman, Scott Hickman, Susan 42, 105 Hill, Brian 38, 93, 128. 132, 136. 168, 144, 67 Hill, Randy 8, 12, 23, 24, 36, 38, 39, 71, 74, 128, 29, 52, 145, 144, 65, 64, 66, 86 Hague, Janet 20. 39, 40, 41, 44, 71, 74, 164, Holmes, Denita 4 7, 105 Holt, Penny 47, 74, 59 Hopper, Dana 47, 106 Horner, John 118, 137, 145 Homer, Heather 14, 25, 42, 46, 93, 127, 122 148. 152, 170, 184, 190 Horowitz, Buddy 58 Horowitz, Rebecca 47. 118 Horton, Christie 42, 118, 56 Horton, Tony 68, 92, 52. 56 Howard, Matt 92, 49 Howerton, Barbie 74, 48 Hrdlicka, Karen 12, 119 Hudec, Yvonne 16, 74 Hudman, Tommy 106 Hudson, Mike 47, 106 Hull, Lara 119 Hughes, Troy 119 Humphrey, Tracy 118 ' ' 1 Humphreys, Bret 92 128, 141, H5 Humphreys, James Paul 23, 92. 128, 145, 51. 67 Hunt, Angela 10, 38, 47, 107, 127, 149 Hunt, Robby 8, 38, 93, 128, 141, 145 Ingram, Mike 118. 137, 166, 145 lnvin, Andrea 12, 43, 118, 145 Irwin, Cindy 107 Irwin. Jerry 118 Irwin, Joe 27, 38, 93, 132, 133, 184. 145. 190, 144 lnvin, Lisa 14. 23, 25, 38, 46, 93, 127, 129. 148, 67 Irwin, Scott 48 Irwin, Sherry 93 Jackson, Carol 38, 92 Jackson, Richard 38, 44, 62, 92, 58, 67 Jacques, Dana 119, 53 James, David 58 James. David A ' I.- James, Michelle 92 Jarrell, Stacey 119 Jarrells, David 62, 53, 190 Jenkins, Sean 107 Jennings. Rodney 26. 74, 154, 144 Jepsen, Kim 38, 42, 92 Jerrels, David 119 Johnson, Cassandra 93 Johnson, Michelle 43, 4 7, 119 Johnson, Tim 38, 39, 40, 44, 74, 86 Jones, Billy 13, 25, 36, 75, 128, 190, 145, 144 Jones, Craig 43. 118, 137, 144 Jones, Dianne 42, 118, 137, 143 Jordan, Brenda 58 Keiper, Eric 55 Keith, Cindy 14, 24, 39, 40, 75. 148 Kellar, Brett 75, 49 Kennedy, Robyn 107, 149 Kilts, Tamara 42, 47, 106 Kimbrell, John 5, 93 Kimbrell, John D. 38. 118. 58 King, Acie 93, 49, 58 King. Carole 93, 135, 143 King, Eddie ss King, Kevin 131 King, Tanya 38, 135, 52, 94 King, Ted its King, Wade 58 Kinsey. Brian Kinsey. Tracey 38. 128. 132. 133, 94 Kizer. Wayne 68. 75. 58 Kling. Mickey 7. 3. 9. 20. 26. 27, 35. 75. 132, 133, 158, 77, 89, 19, 145 Koller. Chip 106, 132. 136, 52, 144 Koppel, Jodi 13, 14, 38. 46, 127, 129, 148. 74 Koppel, Mark 119, 137, 53, 146 Kruse, Rod 38, 39, 75, 48 Kruse, Tony 119 Kuhn. Tracy 38, 152. 94, 145 Kuhn, Tricia 45, 94 Kuyper, Tracy 119, 60 K waithowski, Robert 49, 94 Lair, Dana 106, 180, 58 Lamb, James 106 Lambert. Kelli 38. 42, 63, 52, 60, 61, 94, 53, 17, 50, 67 Lang, Kerri 107 Langley, Shane 131 Larkin, Kathie 38, 40, 107 Laughlin, Charles 107, 58 Laurence, Tammy 107 Leak, Jennifer 10, 106, 127, 149, 164 Ledbetter, Shelley 119 Littleton, Bet Beth 16, 35, 127, 149, 94 Long, Mike 8, 38, 68, 75, 156, 166, 178, 52, 89 Loucks, Kristen 118, 126. 148 Loucks, Tim 38, 75, 128, 88 McClellan. Kevin 75 McCollou h Jeff K . McC0wan, Sandra 38, 40, 42. 56, 94, 29, 50, 67 McCullough, Janet 75, 48 McCurry, Mike 38, 47, 128, 94, 139, 138 McDonnell, Bryan 38, 43, 46, 94, 67 McE1derry, Ben 118 McGuire, Brenda 15. 38, 39, 40, 42, 75, 66, 86 McKee, Keith 118, 58 McKuin, Greg Magby. Dana 119 Magby, Tammy 106 Mahaffey, Missy 13, 16, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 69, 71, 74, 75, 65, 66, 86 Malobabich, 119 Malone, Kathleen 14, 23, 38. 42, 43, 46. 126, 127, 129, 148, 152, 170, 172. 174, 94, 146, 67 Mann, Patt 94 Mansbridge, Mark 43, 62, 63. 106, 22 Mansbridge, Marlene 38, 42, 43, 119, 152, 145 Maranda, Doug 106, 132, 136 Maranda, Karen 119, 53 Marrall. Tony 94 Marrone, Guy 118 Martin, Michelle Martin, Tonya 47, 107 Mathews, Marlo 94 Mattoon, Laurie 107, 180, 58 Maey, Geoff 118 Meece, Kenny 25, 75, 128 A Meredith, Linda 75 Messcr. Joana 42, 107 Messer, Rachel 71, 75, 42, 38, 39, 40, 62, 63, 57, 86 Meyers, Andy 38, 46, 94, 146 Meyer, Jennifer Meyer, Damon 94, 152 Miller, JJ. 43, 118, 139, 138, 66 Miller, Laura 23, 42, 173, 38, 22, 94, 55. 54, 147, 146, 67 Miykovic, Mike 128, 129, 25, 76, 38, 145 Mitchell, Keith 94, 48 Monroe, Bart 118, 131 Montgomery, Greg 107, 174 Moore, Erica 13. 106 Moore, James 47, 94, 58, 59 Moore, Lois 94, 48 Moore, Kevin 152, 94 Moore, Melinda 10, 170, 106, 172 Moore, Rebecca 8, 12, 13, 119, 43, 60 Morall, Bernadette 119 Morgan, Pat 106, 38, 52, 58 Morrison, Meg 48, 76 Morrison, Mike 128, 47, 94 Morrison, Steve 128, 94, 51 Mosley, Bernie 119, 53, 56 Mote. Chris 119 Mueller, Joe 76, 52 Mueller, Tina 94 Muller, Christina Mullican, Bill 118 Mullings, Keith 94, 48 Muncriel, Dennis 56, 43. 118 Murders, Craig 106, 37, 38, 43, 44, 63, 56 Murphy, Dawn 118. 53 Murphy, Kelly 10, 107, 150, 149, 38, 160, 27, 42, 46, 47, 145 Murrah, Charla 182 Murray, Le Shane 118, 43, 46 Myers, Damon 67, 94 Nation, Christi 15, 76, 173, 38, 42, 43, 46, 60, 54. 50 Naven, Shelley 107, 52, 56 Neal, Lisa 107, 180 Nease, DeRhonda 107, 38, 56 Neaville, Chris 108, 38, 52 Neaville, Kyle 119, 53, 146 Neeve, Darla 108 Nell Vickie 76, 149, 68 New, Shannon 119, 131 Newton, Angela 76, 127, 149, 68, 47, 23, 52, 29, 147, 146 Newton. Sissi 127, 129, 158, 148, 178, 94 Neyland, Angie 119 Nichols, Joe Nishimoto, Don 94. 56 Novotny. Teresa 38, 94, 48 O'Briant, David 108, 145. 144 Ocker, Terri 108 Odendahl, Julie 8, 12, 119, 43, 63 Oliver, Bobby 96, 48 Oliver, Jerry 58, 120 Osequera, George 109 Ovanic, Justine 96 Owens, Kay 76, 27. 38, 86 Palmer, Jimmy 52. 109 Parker, Brett 38, 109, 136 Parker, Dana Parson, Jeanie 42, 96, 56, 57 Pelt, Todd 120, 43 Pennington, Shannon 120, 137 Pharr, Amy 109, 173, 38, 40, 42, 55, 54, 190 Phillips, David 76. 56, 55 Pickens, Mark 120 Pickens, Ray 160, 96 Pickel, Lonnie Pilcher. Charlie 108 Plain, Michelle 108 Plummer, Jay 121, 137, 53, 146 Plummer, Sarah 97 Plymale, Chris 53, 56. 121 Pohlod, Adam 121, 43 Porter, Jay 121, 137, 146 Prince, Machelle 97, 48 Proctor, Eddie 58, 108 Pruett, Donna 164, 38, 46, 52, 97, 64 Pruett, Gina 13, 108, 52 Purett, Shelly 77, 46, 45, 51 Queen, George 109, 38, 23, 53, 52 Queen, Paula 97 Ragsdale, Tanya 120, 131, 56 Rank, Joe 44 Rankin, Shawn Rardin, Jime 120 Rardin, Mike 96 Reason, Donna Ratki, Vicki 120, 43 Reed, Traci 120, 43 Reeves, Glen 96, 48 Reeves, Ricky 48, 77 Reynolds, Bubba Rhode, Pat 109, 136, 38, 23, 52 Rice, John 128, 38. 52, 96 Rindahl, Dianne 121, 126, 148, 136, 53 Roach, Rodney 121 Robbins, Johnathon 109 Robertson. Scott Robnett. Eddie 121 Robnett, Susan 97 Ross, Laura 77 Rowe, Carrie 152, 47, 45, 97 Rucker, Kristen 121, 43, 46 Russ, Anne 120, 60 Rutan, Gene 49, 77 Rutehrford. Kellie 109, 135, 143 Ryan, Angie 120 Ryan, Stephen 108, 58 Saar, Terri Sanders, Doug 77, 36. 178, 74, 76, 89, 145, 139 Sanders, Lance 108 Schauss, Kim 149, 27, 178, 97 Schmidt, Heidi 120 Schnoor, Billy 120 Schnoor, Dawn 108 Scuthowski, Susan 108 Scott, Charles 121 Scott, Donnie 77, 49 Scott, Joe 121, 58 Segal, Jeflj 141, 109. 0 Seibs, Kim 38, 79, 58 Sexton, Kevin 117 Shaddock, Mark 121, 43, 60 Sharp, Angie 77, 127, 36, 149, 38, 39, 47, 42, 176, 55, 86 Sharp, Greg 121, 131 Sharp, Randy 120, 53 Shafy. Amy 120 Sheets, Dena 96 Sheets, Teri 120 Shields, Bryan 109, 139 Shondelmeyer, Laurie 120, 43 Shuftield, Mark 121, 56 Simmons, Kevin 78 Sims, Beth 172, 96 Srpes, Don 78 Srsman, Heather Skeen, Tricia 96 Skelton, Vickie 109, 135, 1.74, 140 Skillem, Leah 78 Skillern, Shannon 109, 173, 190 Slayton, Shane 121 Slife, Andrew 121, 43, 46, 44 Slife. Jim 9, 1, 78, 160, 71, 74, 39. 38, 40, 43. 44. 58, 145 Sligh, Daren 86, 121. 13, 58 Sloppick, Robert 120 Smallwood, Sharon 108, 42 Smith, Allen 120, 53 Smith, Brooks 108, 44, 47 Smith, Danny 108 Smith, David 78, 38, 40, 58 190 29, 146 Swan, Daniel 58 Tablada, Ibis 122, 53, 56 Tallach, Tom 122, 137, 144 Tapp, Chrystal 78, 38, 42, 60 Tarkington, Scott 9, 128, 158, 150, 184, 38, 145, 139 Tarpley, Merri Lee 122, 44, 53 Tate, Donnie 58 Tatum, Lori 122, 166, 18, 43 Taylor, Jana 23, 46, 156, 38, 96, 67 Teague, Ronnie 122, 58 Terry, cindy ss, 52, 96 Thomas, Chris 96 Thomas, Crystal 38, 97, 56 Thomas, Rodney 97, 49 Thomas, Shawn 78, 184, 142 190, 146 Thomas, Tina 78, 38. 40, 45, 46, 86 Thompson, Dina 122, 47 Thompson, Staci 97 Thoner, Vicky 58 Thornton, Damon Thurber. Lisa 42, 56, 122 Tillotson, Gloria 13, 122, 126, 23, 148, 53 Tillotson, Leah 17, 38, 42, 60, 97, 145 Tracy, Tim 122 Trent, Allie Trieschmann, LaMar 11, 10, 12, 128, 130, 25, 78, 152, 74, 88, 52, 190, 145, 140, 65, 66 Tucker, Tray 122, 53 Turbylill, Angie 156, 38. 46, 48, 98 Turner, Nicole 127, 38, 42, 145, 141 Twyford, Mark 136, 132, 38, 43 VanArsda1e, Tina 98 Veazy, Lisa 122 Vermeer, Brian 38, 40, 44, 62, 58 Vermeer, Robin 8, 170, 78, 173, 38, 39, 42, 52, 54, 79, 22, 60, 45, 86 Vetterick, Jason 122 Vickers. Chris 47, 138, 139 Vincent, Stephanie 150, 26, 38, 47 Vise, Lisa Voss, Marti 10, 16, 170, 172, 149, 38, 40, 46. 41 52 Wages, Mark 78, 68 Waldrop, Scott 128, 152, 52, 141 Walker, Wade 58 Walker, Westly 25, 68, 78, 158, 152, 173, 184, 178, 21, 22, 55, 54, 190 Walsh, Pat 79, 88 Walkers. Lance 88, 160 Washburn, Anna 79, 36, 174, 178, 38, 40, 86 Washburn, Teddy 122, 43, 44 Wasson. Craig 132, 26, 38, 98, 145 Watts, Glen 38 Webb, Darin 98 Webb, Sandy 44, 56 Webb, Tony 14, 79, 57, 50 Weida, Kim 38, 42, 98, 56 Weida, Jill 122, 137, 42, 143 Welborn, Stacey 122 Welch, Karen 8, 1, 4, 14, 129, 79, 127, 38, 148, 36, 37, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 46 Welch, Leslie 122. 56 Welborn, Scott Welborn, Stacey 43. 47 Smith, David 13, 16, 152, 154, 162, 23, 43, 63, 96, 190, 146, 67 Smith, Johnny 108, 38, 58 Smith, Paul 120, 144 Smith, Richie 109 Smith, Sharon 164, 78, 173, 38, 135, 134, 77, 54, 143, 29, 147. 146, 86 Smith, Tammy 97, 56 Smith, Tasha 97 Smith, Teddy 120 Smith, Tim 109, 47, 52 Smith, Tosha Snead, Brandye 121, 43 Snodgrass. Stephanie 78, 43 Southerland, Kim 78, 46 Southerland, Kim 78, 46 Spoon, Carolyn 109, 58 Stafford, Dana 121, 56 Stevens, Eric 109 Stephens, Williams 58 Stevens, Terry 121, 13, 58 Storey, Mark 121, 137, 43, 46, 146 Strode, Kyle 51 Stuart, Jeb Stubbleheld, Julie 7, 17, 42, 22. 60, 97, 146 Sutton, Berry 97, 48 Sutton, Gerry 96. 48 Sutton, Jill 25, 78, 127, 158, 152, 149, 178, Wells, John 128, 38, 98, 51, 144 Wenner, Karen 135, 134, 38, 42, 140 Wesson, Kirk 122, 43 Wesson, Melanie 79, 47, 46, 64, 67 West, Lorrie 182 Westgate, Brandon 98, 58, 59, 51 Westgate, Dennis 1, 79, 173, 169, 71, 74, 79, 173, 169, 71, 74, 38, 39, 40, 41, 44, 54, 65, 66, 86 Westgate, Doug 122 Wethington, Joe 122 Whelan, Bridget 122 White, Wade 48, 98 Whited, David 9, 43, 47, 63 Wilkerson, Wade 38. 98 Williams, Dean 38. 43. 98 Williams, Sarah 16, 25, 69, 79, 172, 36, 149, 71, 74, 23, 37, 38, 39, 47, 42, 176, 88, 5, 50, 66, 86 Williams, Wendi 172, 42, 98, 146 Willis, Stephanie 79, 52, 48 Willis, Tommy Winer, Tami 122, 126, 148 Wilson, Steve 128, 47, 98, 144 Wilson, Susan 98, 51 Wood, Paul 79, 49 Woodward, Kelly 98 Wooley. Carol 58 Woosley, John 79, 127, 47, 51 Wozniak, Lisa 79, 48 Wright, Scott 112, 53, 56 Wright-Cannon, Tessa 48 Wuichet, Iuanet 182, 98 Yakish. Richard 58 Yates, Thomas Youngs, Helen Young. Mark 122, 58 Young. Tommy 58 TEACHERS FACULTY 81 STAFF Adams, G.. 35 Arnold, F, 30, 32 Bridges, J., 35, 146 Byrd, R., 47, 30 Connors. S., 30 Cookus, C., 4, 30 Cooper, J., 35 Coston, M., 30, 40, 69 Curry, J., 30 Cox, I., 30, 128, 129 Davis. L., 30 Deisr. R, 30 Fawcen, W, 10, 128, 137, 144. 145 Folioo, I., 31 Francis, F, 30. 48, 49 Gillenwater, H, 30, 135, 137, 143 Grissom, M., 44, 33. 62 Heck, V.. 33 Helms. K., 35 Hooks, W., 33, 69 House. B.. lngram, V., 30 Irwin, S., 32, 33, 69 Kuyper, A., 33, 60 Lamber, D., 33, 40, 41, 44 Lancaster, F. 33. 69 Little, D., Luebben, L.. 23, 33 Messer, B,, 33 Meyers, B., 34 Overland, B., 34 Perdue, L., 34, 52 Pingry, '11, 34 Qualtlebaum, P., 36. 37, 34, 33, 23 Reynolds, W., 128, 138, 34 Richardson. B., 34 Richardson, R,, 33 Roberts, .l., 134, 135 Roberts, K., 32, 34, 44 Shuftield, ET, 31 Skrodcnis, L., 34 Smith, B., 30 Steelman, G., 35 Storey, K., 21, 35, 46, 54. 55, 126 Tackett, S., 69, 32, 35, 50 Tankersley. I., 35 Tarkington, J., 31, 32 Thompson, B., 47, 35 Turner. C., 35 Voss. K, Wasson, S., 39 Wasson, J. 32, 35 SMX 4 8' if ew' 6 ' 'mf As 1 mf, , La- V wg, Q f ,.,W VH my may 1, , , , , - V :ff I l 1 ' 'f J f 6' ' 1 'mu ' f 7 Q ' fwyfw fr wf Z N3 -mm-wfgw .L.. N . .gunman-3. ' - - ,N Vigil! QQ., -ffgigsgzsxsweu.fufiez .--.fifiiiggiifggxf A , ' k E 5 f A 'E' aw., 1 .. W f- if .. .gr A 551, 355 ff. - 59.5xsQif5i5s im - Q 31216 ..,. , 5,,,.. si- f LQ- ,fkg 535 Q5 , W. .. is QE fig' 1 if 3 3 , L Q W ff . A H V ,,,, J ,,,, NW, Qggks, ' .,,,,, M , A 'fi v,,,f,f.w11'? Ml yi' 1 7 , 1 LWWMW, :M 1 1 i , 4' Wil. as Y f if mlozwwie 1, vi! , an 7 4 14 -13' 'iff if W f Q . ,- ,I .,,v L: A vf f ' ff .,. , , MSW M, v f wa -nv' Ml ff W M Q' 2' ,f 1 . fiw W wi 4 if THIS S IT!! DEDICATED TO OUR CLASS We say hello, we say goodbye, We can't see how time will fly. We cruise, we party, we go to games, We laugh, we cry, we dream of fame. X We know we 'll pass all lifes tests, Because we know that we 're the best. We 'll ride high and for our own victories we'll strive. We 'll make it in life ---- WE 'RE THE CLASS OF 85!.'!! Sr. Melanie Wesson ls this the last dance? ,, on , .Q- , KW ,Q ls this machine in drive? David, this iS' two? A l Qi Prom, was this it? Is it 3:05 1' Ask Bee and David if its music. ls this the last paper? A at u . .. -1HY'-1fwMl1flif3-:-- - , 'w 5 is ,ig Y . iw ., Q s 5 Q 2 35:-:. 1 NAKQ Ni, N THIS IS IT!!! Perhaps it is not until we are seniors that were laughing or crying, have suddenly We realize exactly what school is, or what grown cold and distant to us. an impact it really has on our lives. As I When we think of LAKESIDE, we all walked through the deserted hallway, the have a particular image of it. Regardless silent cafeteria, and the bare stage, a feel- of the image we ha ve, it was formed by the ing of emptiness and Ionliness came over people in the hallway, U10 Cafeteria, and me. The places that we have spent seven 1 the classroom. The search for what I Tis, is hours a day with our friends, whether we finally over. The PEOPLE, THIS IS IT. :,.f , 3 4 4 4 1 . 4 F 1 4 f ii i f 1 I 4 . . , , -e . 1 1 1 Qi 1 ri -4 ii X .I 1 4 4 1 I in