Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

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Dear Yearbook, In Mechanical Drawing I've never had home- work, and in two years I've only had one testi I still have to work hard to get the work done on time, but it's more like on the job training than school. — John Weaver THE CAT'S MEOWI Special Education teacher Pat Murrell assumes a classic pose in celebration of Halloween. The Student Council sponsored a schoolwide Halloween Costume Contest and Ms. Murrell, along with dozens of other people, came dressed for the occasion. HABLAN ESPANOL. Wayne Williams, Avery Cole, and Cara Childress display their Spanish skills during Ms. Reeves' 3rd period Spanish I class. The ad- dition of the Honors Diploma has increased the number of language students greatly this year. Dear Yearbook, Here we go again with another year of school, and along with school comes homework. H, O, M, E, W, O, R, K. My dearest yearbook, I know what you are thinking. You're wondering how these slave drivers disguised as teachers can work us all day and then assign all that deadly homework. I don't know what possesses them to do this, but whatever the cause, the fact still remains — I've got to do my homework. — Sherry Richardson n

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Think Tank Concentrating During Class Time ABOVE: ITS A BREEZE Anthony Daniels and Ricky Byrd exhibit some heavy concentration as Shawn Byrd does some characteristic clown- ing during a small engines repair class in Ag. RIGHT: HELLO DOLLY 11 Ms. Leighton will be more than happy to con- sult with anyone interested in her hairstyle, make-up, fashions, or even her orthodontia. Says Leighton: Who am I to keep beauty secrets such as these secret ? Dana Jones, Florence Dunlop, and Beth Jones enjoy Chemistry Lab. The trio noted that the work is more enjoyable than most class work since they can talk and work at the same time. SURPRISE. SURPRISE!! Catching Stephanie Gooch at work was as much a surprise to her as it was to the photographer. 10

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LUNCHROOM: Life (and Death?) in the LHS Messhall Dear Yearbook, Lunch. The time we get to gulp down some greasy fries and a soybean burger with friends. Conversation is the best part of lunch because you hear and tell the latest gossip. If you have a test the next period, you can always use the time to cram for it. Lunch is probably the best part of the day. — Keith Stanford ABOVE: MESSY EATER Anthony Daniels demonstrates the proper way to enjoy your food. Along with Anthony, most students find lunch to be a time to unwind and relax. Although everyone complains about the food, most find it to be good enough to eat. ABOVE: FOOD SCULPTURE Some students prefer to play with their food rather than eat it. This food sculpture by John Abercrombie exemplifies the creative ability ABOVE DAlLYljjfcHORE Bennie of the typical LHS student. £ dr Mae Filter takes up lunch money. -