Little Rock Central High School - Pix Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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r mn Read; lo start a weekend, seniors Dictrick Greenlaw and Xzavicr White leave school on Friday afternoon. Student Life Happy days!” That is the way many students described the 1984-85 school year—a year filled with many fun activities both at school and away from school. Some of these activities, however, were more memorable than others. Major activities includ- ed Homecoming Week in the fall, Christmas vacation, spring break, the traditional senior class banquet and prom, and—of course—grad- uation. Of course, weekends were the most popular times of the school year. Weekends meant time for parties and for messing ‘round” with friends. Being a Tiger has always been an honor. But. being a Tiger in the 1984-85 school year was especially fun. Fun and fellowship arc enjoyed by this group of Cen- tral High students (left) at a Young Life meeting. A Christian organization. Young Life met each Tues- day evening. (Above) Junior Anthony Bledsoe enjoys a moment by himself before starting the school day. Student Life—11

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 9 V I. 1 A 4 ft- Al the start of the Tiger foot- ball season, students (above) gather at War Memorial Park for a spirited pep rally. (Below) Juniors Cathy Hod- ges. Sheri Cavcness. and Peggy J-pes attempt to win a stuffed animal at one of the Arkansas State Fair booths.

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Sculpturing his lawn to advertise the Central High Tigers (right) was a project that took a few hours of work for junior Jerrod Pinkston, who was also a member of the Tiger football squad. (Below) Summer gave senior Mike Dawson some extra time to enjoy his 1978 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. A dusty field is a good place to have some fun with a car. Dawson indicated. I Nearby Lake Maumellc was an ideal place (above) for sailing on those hot days of summer. (Right) Shortstop Nick Plastiras. a senior, takes batting practice prior to an American Legion baseball game. (Below) Something many students, including senior Mia Masten. did during the summer was wash cars. 12 WV1..7: