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With broad smiles, juniors Valerie Dial and Nancy Smith enjoy themselves at a masquerade party, which was at the home of a friend. They attended the party dressed as the Marx Brothers Parties were the favorite enter- tainment activity for a vast number of students, according to a poll conducted by the Tiger newspaper staff. Even bus rides to out-of-town football games were fun. especially if you were invited to ride the cheerleaders' bus. as was the ease with George Newbern. a junior. Y-Teen members Holly Kent and Terry Thomas (above) wash a car during a car wash sponsored by the club. (Right) Senior Betsy Hughes gets a hug from Governor Bill Clinton, who left office in January, during an activity at Arkansas Girls' State. Betsy's mother. Mrs. Julia Hughes Jones, was elected state auditor in November. During Homecoming Week, twins Terry and Kerry Mack, both juniors, ham it up for the benefit of the photographer. Juniors dressed in sports attire to show the Tigers could outsport the Northeast Chargers. their football foe.
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A Champion!
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Central High students, such as junior Susan Ivy (above), thought it was great to be young as the world entered the 1980's. (Below) Senior Karen Williams and junior Mark Evans, members of the Future Business Leaders, entertain tots on a Yule visit to Archild's, a school for the handicapped. Renovating a Champion For Fun-Lovers Renovating Central High may have caused A few problems for students and teachers, But it certainly didn’t cut down on activities. Such as talent shows, dances, and sports events. That brought fun into the lives of students. Of course, most of the fun activities Were not associated with the school. These were activities that engaged students During the evenings and on weekends. These activities ranged from dating to hunting And from attending those popular parties To just getting together with close friends. It was great, and lots of fun, to be young As the world entered the 1980’s! Just ask any Central High student.
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