North Desoto High School - Medias Res Yearbook (Stonewall, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1988 volume:

9 9 O Ycnur Imvifed pxalf, I NOV-th DQ5UikO Q Time-22 Fm: YOU l!! 1 H RWD: Ea 'O Q TLLPN Hwg pa 78 .I 4 Ii! IEIJLELUUIE WEEW memoir ci WEQQQQQ cel-e-brate 1: to perform publicly and according to rule or form: 2: to observe in some special way las merry making or by staying away from businesslg 3: to praise or make publicly known: 4: to observe a special day or event with festivities. Throughout the pages of this year- book you will find students and teach- ers at their worst, We invite you to celebrate with your laughter and tears as we share the GREAT moments of the 1987-88 school year. Now lets'. , CELEBRATE '88 :.,. ,..A. SNWMQMWNP 42 Wim E 3 'X hm.. , 1 4 1 51 QE W :.:,,,,. I Vx e E? 2 1- Jenny, did you kn 54 Q lly, wake up, he 1 I car. 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The week a 50's day, a the call of the day. dress day, a day, hob Later, as the kick-off spirits day, izl finally, day of soared as our too field. wee V D, BLUE During half-ti the DeSoto- Coach arkev got ill Losaflsport sam Our days mixed up and came to school court and Queen were G f:A hobo when it was really western the field by proud father Oh well, it was the thought that ti :i:.,E s. Mr. Leon Aviuyu unt crowne li' ed- :Qr ., liil' Erwin. she was abo AA ' 1 ':1'::' 1 iz' 3 On .,,V rsday Ziizrl Orth crowned, wer bearer r n vii stude d fans Qvzrg 'fil ir first the Queen a l ' '3 threw her :-,j ff'iQ22Q,,g pep The and pep 7235.2 'Here my Uncle Pam 'iffjtfifgl-3jQ: ny embers Derf med dances, memories fo Pam her r:,, Pyramids for the delighted ft' ,i:t1 1 H i lit rocked the crowd Aublq may have ,r., very busy pr sentation of the me- 'l some peo , ' then a 'n N .-V- . ffl iff- i :.., ..V, .1i..,,A pg s cou was EQ? is re ll 3 i ,:,l,'r.: orth it. 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Cristina Remedies 9th Grade Maid 1 Q Scott, were did you get that dress? Who says our Assistant Principal doesn't have fun, Mr. Hunt shows a little spirit during spirit week. Weave school ting wood Baptist the herd of come barrelling in game was a way of life football season. All through the would get excited bonfires, Our mam and get P and all start at the cheerleaders, students would blazing fire and was to halls every Friday. crowd would that and ki Friday is man, we re having hour? came e there a pep rally to to but the football make it a night to walt and the Griffin Dances, pyramids, and raised spirit along with there. breaks more involved have to noticed that spirited in with the North DeSoto that proves ulty have plenty of still just a After C with into the in the hearts Getting of it :fl I 11: :szfstf1.12.5-1-221. d ls the be. makes or games, it was off to where food, fun, and Quarter. for us DeSoto and always will pep rally rallies fac- the home us. About This not get bonfires, and 5th is a way of life for aww- gh., 'hx v .lk i i ! 1 r, Q. -l KE Most Likely to Succeed Paul Robertson and Gloria Thomas Most Athletic Shertee Thomas and L AE' Cutest Justin K Q x t S fit wx T , 5 Q F -QM 33 t 155 ,Q n mmy Best Dressed Annette Hines and Scott Roper X Jtf W X24 W , 'gif H gf? iff? ,A,,. 1 'fa 7 Ml i 5 1 ? 3 c gy: fuk' . W if 'M w Q .4 .f ,K 5 ' ,a 'Ar X I 'Q 1 ,A :J Biggest Flirt MeLisa O'Quinn Balta Abellan and ...Ni RQ-5 X 5 s wk wwf f- . ,gfiqvsis Q? .i R. mt 15 ..- A - - -. Pam ar 1 H.4 i'-'N ggest Pest Stefanie Mosely and Rlck Clanton 4 -xnwg Q we ' it it ,st f, K , I yq ' X- 1 I 1, in ,kg BEAUTIES Tammy Rushton Kristy Greco 18 M1chelle Thomas Tammy Hemminger Liz Glenn HANDSOMES Bill Lee Darnell Hendricks Justin Jones Sammy Garza Balta Abellan '19 MISS VENUS 1988 MR. JLIPITER 1988 Everyone was nervous as the time ticked away, and their inter- view session was drawing near. How should I act? What should I say? What if they ask me . ? Does my make-up look okay? These were a few of the questions asked by the girls all night. Finally the moment came, they had to go on stage. So it was smiles on their faces and posture perfect as they paraded down the ramp, as their name was called, nervously trying to remember their speeches and trying not to trip. Then it was a mad dash to the dressing room to change into their evening gowns for the final walk. As they changed the guys went out on stage for their judging. They were judged on appearance, per- sonality, and interview. The final results were, 4th runner up- Sammy Garza, 3rd' Darnell Hendricks, 2nd Justin Jones, lst- Bill Lee, and Mr. Jupiter 1988 Balta Abellan. The top ten finalist were, K. Brown, L. Glenn, C. Hood, M. Thomas, K. Alweyne, T. Rushton, D. Dan- iels. The final winners were, 4th- Liz Glenn, 3rd- Kristy Greco, 2nd- Tammy Hemminger, lst- Tammy Rushton, and Miss Venus 1988 Michelle Thomas. The girls anxiously await the final deci- sion The top five finalists for Mr. Jupiter 20 '..,,,,,,, Michelle makes sure she gets all the lipstick off her teeth! Mandy concentrates as she makes sure her eye shadow is perfect. Candy can hardly wait to see the final result as Stacy does her hair. M, . ., Mr.. . is W wry Warsaw me? Exchange Students They've Come A Long Way People think that we are strange because we come from a different country. We have T.V., we have cars, we have everyth- ing that Americans have. We just do things differently. Those were the words of Jacob Jack Neilson. He's right, too. Jacob decided to come to America because he had heard good things about our country. His grandfather owns a ceramic gift shop which attracts American tourists. Since he's had six years of English in school, he was able to talk to them. He was excited when he found out he was coming to America. He says that living with the Fraziers is fun , Jacob thinks that Americans are conservative with almost everything. School is about the same. In Denmark, Jacobs says that the teachers trust the students. If there are 24 students in a class, there is one teacher. If there are 25 or more students there are two teachers. All of the subjects are mandatory ex-foreign lan- guage. Like a normal teenager, Jacob has chores at home in Denmark, like cutting the grass. He has one little brother and one big brother. His father is a principal at a high school. Both men and women work. Over here, he thinks that football is Great , that some of the girls wear too much make-up, and likes Prince and Michael Jackson. Friday and Saturday nights in Denmark are spent at a disco, dancing his socks off. Balta Abellan comes from Spain where his family owns a hotel and restaurant. He has two brothers and two sisters. Balta decid- ed to come to America because his brother and cousin had been here before. He wanted to come so that he could learn more English, learn American culture, and to live with a new family. He says that he loves living with the Cummings. The Families in Spain are very close. They live about five minutes away from each other and are all together for the holidays. In school, the subjects are all mandatory. There are 40 people in a class in school and 500 people in a room in college. One to two or three people out of the whole school get scholar- ships. The subjects in college are S400 each subject. Balta also has jobs to do in Spain. Since his family owns a hotel, he works as a waiter in the restaurant, during the summer and after school. When you are 18, you have to join the military force for a year and a half. After that, you either stay in the military or go to work. One thing that Balta loves the most is going to a bullfight. He says that he sees it as an art. Spain is run by a president, a king, andfor a queen. He remembers when a dictator used to rule Spain. You can vote when you are 18. Def Leppard, Whitney Houston, and Tina Turner are his favorites. Balta also likes to go dancing on weekends. 21 Mr. And Miss NDHS 1987-88 Sammy Garza and Dena Ken- nedy were selected by the facul- ty as the 1987-88 Mr. and Miss North DeSoto High School. This honor represents leader- ship, academic responsibility, as well as personality. Sammy is the president of the North DeSoto Band. He says he really tries to set an example for other students and feels he now has more students looking up to him than ever. The yearbook staff asked Sammy why he feels he was chosen for such a special honor and he said, I feel the teachers really like and respect me. When asked what his first reac- tion was to the news of this hon- or, he replied, I just could not believe I was picked for some- thing so special. Sammy is really glad Dena was chosen as Miss North De- Soto I-Iigh School. I-Ie feels she deserves this honor. Dena is a member of the choir, FBLA, and the Reader's and Writer's clubs. f it I In response to what her first reaction was, Dena replied, When Mrs. Oswalt told me, I turned red and started to cry. I thought someone else would be chosen. Dena said she feels like the teachers chose her because she has a very good relationship with them. We also asked her how she felt about Sammy being chosen as Mr. North DeSoto I-Iigh School. She said she wouldn't have chosen anyone else. 1:-.xv - 5+ - ' rw. 2 .zfrwm Qi.. f . ' . ' ...... . ' .. ... . . , . ...... .I .. ,.. X .. ,I frm . ... ,,,,,,.,.. .3irm,,. .. . , . .. Ik Ka : ,, , O ,ZW Nj' , 3' E. if- : in 22 2 .-I I V' vw N . 2 x Q kt 5 , E M X V V i K sl M y ,Vg , X X X N ,Q -:mx Q, f ' 19.2 4 K aegm. The 1987-823 Honors NE W ,,!' 1Qw,, f Wk L m,f,,,, L , M, K M Q' 4 23 Student Job Red, GREEN, 4 Blue Step. Step. Step. Closer and Closer comes the footsteps. You're alone, scared, and morti- fied, How did I get myself into this? you think. Sweat is running down your back, your heart is throbbing, you look at your hands and see them shaking. A sudden noise catches your attention. Then you realize that you're not alone anymore. You hear faint footsteps. Step. Step. Step. They get closer and closer until they stop right behind you. Trembling, you turn around and find yourself looking into the eyes of a lone, dark stranger. What does he want? you wonder. He continues to stare at you. You're trapped and cornered and therels no way out. Does that sound like your first day at a job? It probably does. Oh sure, you may have to get up early and then have to put up with some grouchy customers all day, but remember that your a lucky person. You belong to a rare group of people. The Few, the Proud, the EM- PLOYED! We have three of those employed people doing what they do best. We see Sharon talking up a storm, Alicia making goo-goo eyes at a baby, and Sheri fooling around with alot of money. What they have to do at their job may not be fun, but then again they're all after one thing. MONEY! ii... X! 2 Sharon Dickerson eagerly helps a customer at Summer Grove Pharmacy. change at Brookshire's. Foxmoors. Sheri Bristow makes sure she gives the correct Alicia Crager has to fold everything just right at l ! l l ! The Jrs. and Srs. huddle l to hear their next play. l Po der Puff Trading Places HIKE! Was heard over and over as the ball switched sides. Show no mercy was their motto as the Ju- niors and Seniors took on the Freshman and Sophomores in our first annual ND!-IS Powder Puff football game. Kill, Kill was all that went through the girls minds as they stepped out on the field after a week of hard practice. Each was determined to beat the other or never show their face in public again. The game began HIKE! Left sweep to Anna Edwards, a little fancy footwork, SCORE! for the Jrs. and Srs. HIKE! Ernestine fakes a pass then goes for it, a dodge here, a spin there SCORE! for the Freshman and Sophomores. This is how it continued till finally the game ended in a tie 28 - 28. Good game GIRLS! Tammy and Shelley get bru- tal when the ball is hiked! Anxiously awaiting the hike of the ball. Future North DeSoto High School Cheerleaders! 25 26 THE PARTY OF THE YEAR Jr-Sr Prom 88 JR. - SR. Prom - A definite MEM- ORY of a LIFETIME. This year the Juniors started planning for the prom with a new goal in mind-having the prom away from the school campus. After alot of hard work and time spent at car washes, dances, paying dues, etc. they did it. The prom would finally be away from school. The new loca- tion would be the Holidome in Shreve- port. The night finally came and everyone was excited! Girls rushed around try- ing to make everything just perfect while the guys tried to play it cool and be fashionably late. As the guests began arriving they couldn't believe their eyes, the room was beautiful! It had just the right touch of elegance to make everyone feel sophisticated. It took awhile for the dancing to really get going at first. Maybe because everyone was pigging out on the spectacular foods that were prepared for us or maybe they were still in shock that we were actually at the Holidome. Finally a few brave couples began slow dancing and then stayed on the floor for the next fast dance. That got everyone in the groove of things. lex- cept for the ones still pigging out!! Once the dancing started, it couldnlt be stopped, even the teachers and parents were boogying the night away with the students! Finally there is that small group that is still left after the crowd is gone, still dancing and having the time of their lives. The waiters are starting to clean up, their still dancing! Hey, save some of that energy for next year. wt if Our first annual prom King and Queen was Cedric Turner and Rolanda Hewitt The Marquee out in front of the Holidome speaks for itself All night everyone got in groups and did all the latest dances. P 0 The cake and other food at the prom were all delicious There was nonstop dancing, talking, and picture taking all night Leaving with sore feet and lots of great memo- ries! 28 MAKI G THE GRADE THE HEAD OF THE Valedictorian Becky Steven plans to attend Louisiana College in Pineville and study either Pre-Med or Physical Therapy. She would like to specialize in Pediatrics. Since Becky enjoys photography she may minor in it. This will enable her to record her extensive traveling she plans to do one day. Salutatorian Sharon Dickerson plans to begin classes this fall in mar- keting. She has been awarded a full four year academic scholarship to LSUS. CLASS As she leaves North DeSoto to be- gin life on her own, she would like to say, Thank you to all of the teachers who helped and encouraged me through high school. Her message to the students: High School is a time when you should celebrate life lbut not by partying too hardl. Make an honest effort to stay together, not just as a class of people, but a large group of friends who truly care about one an- other. P -mu- -..5s,-...,f '-x,,xgW'xsi- IM IS.. T.-hi ----. Becky Steven proudly receives her Valedictori- an award. Sharon Dickerson proudly receives her Saluta- torian award. Becky also received the outstanding in Math and Science award. THE Fl AL STEPS Cedric Turner sings his final song at North De- Soto. The choir get ready to sing their special music for graduation. Our Superintendent, Dr. Daniel Rawls was just as excited as the graduates. Here I Go Again F White Rose CLASS COLORS: Midnight Blue at Silver Don't look at the past with regret and try to change it, But look to the future with hope and make the best of it. Danzell Pouncy- Vice Pres., Gloria Thomas- Tres., Pilar Frizzell- Pres., Rolanda Hewitt- Sec. Senior Band members play their final piece to- gether. '17 A Alma Mater North DeSoto, you are so dear to us- We love our school, the Red, White, and Blue- When we have gone so far away from thee We'll always be thy sons and daughters true. All to our school, our best, our dearest friend Through all our strife, we'll always loyal be. Oh Lord, we pray that our dear school may stay A beacon light shining o'er our dear land- Help us, we pray, to do thy will each day, and Then, oh Lord THE PARTY'S CVER! The final walk The final feelings The final moments High School Days The four went by so fast And now the day has come at last To say goodby to many friends Some whom we will never see again But we must go our separate ways with only memories of the good old days Though we will be so far apart We'll hold those memories in our heart In our future worlds of good and bad We'll remember the best time we ever had We'll stop and think with no delays And drift back in time to our high school days Q ON l W we k ' A A A lv no 'Q sw PARTY ANIMALS! This year was a year for change for the NDHS yearbook staff with new advisor, Mrs. Deborah Taylor. A few changes and adjustments had to be made because of the loss of our yearbook hour. This was the biggest blow because we had to work during our lunch hour, on weekends, on our free time, and even the first part of the summer. lt got tiring at times and we wanted to just throw it all away, but we kept reminding ourselves of what the fi- nal product was going to look like. When we first came together as a yearbook staff, the hardest part was getting used to each other's habits, good and bad. Of course there were a few arguments here and there, but they always man- aged to work themselves out. Jus- tin probably had to do the most adjusting being the only guy on a staff full of girls. We had to do a lot of fund raising this year because of the increase size of the yearbook. The staff had many different fund raisers that range from dances to candy sales, to a booth at the carni- val. This yearls theme, Celebrate '88, was chosen because we believe a year at North DeSoto High School is more than just work, it's a lot of fun, almost like a party where all your friends are there to study with you, laugh with you, cry with you. fHey it's my party and l'll cry if l want toll, or just be there to talk with. The 1987-88 yearbook staff sincerely hopes you like our theme choice and that you enjoy this year- book. From all the staff- We Love You and are proud to be a part of this memory! The 1987-88 Year- book Staff: Editor-Stacy Ybos, Business manager-Tammy Rush- ton, Sheri Ketchum, Stacey Miller, Karen Hebert, Pam Erwin, Melissa O'Quinn, Sheri Roach, Justin Rieve, Rhonda Hewitt, Gloria Thomas. f .V .lim S . W , .W Wu-.,,...,. ,. ' s Sponsor Deborah Taylor works to make the yearbook possible. Jl-lSfifl Reive, doing What he does best! M. V W. Waskwsw . ,..a,...,,, .. wfmrms--M WWW.. wmwmumwwmsaww mzqms. Wwmmwturwssg ,HW M ...aw .,.,.,.... W. M, - m...M mm-wa-rye.-s-fwwwwmwmtiw.-v.w wmv N ,.,,W-fy Www - S sf' Mwzssm-sQW'EQ wsWmw.....,:: Hifi' Calling all Yearbookers, calling all Yearbookers! lt's not that bad Sheri! F' Pam's throwing another tantrum! Tammy Rushton takes a break - my K V K 1 A - Q.-ri -c wat. , ,,,-,E i.-V i ,ck , f M ., , , Q, ,.-x 5 .x , R X 1 0 N X ww X 0, it . .25'..:s.. 'A Q vw wg N gx Xu , me- -as ww V- , 1.. in q i, Q Q We caught Mel.isa feeding her face! Stacey Miller tries to get some good track pictures. t -l l gg x 0 RTH DES OT0 Communicator 1987-88 NEWSPAPER STAFF The NDHS Communicator Editors for 87-88 - Kimberley Alewyne, and Amy Stinson. Our 1988 Fun Day Carnival Queen- Frances McCormick Randy Patrick is always asking people for interviews. l l 8 8 -if W V 55855 ' 8 ia' mai A W. 1 .9 421,29 uf! Ain. The Communicator Staff: Floor- Amy Stinson, Kim Alewyne, Table' Tia MIS' Wilson, Sarah Steven, Brian Opbroek, Kenneth Brown, Tony Stanley, Johnson, Randy Patrick, Stephanie Ybos, Shelley McMellon, Dawn Lan- MaCMaf5hall Whmakef drum, Leigh Ann Liles, Scottie Attaway, Angela Smith, Standing- Sponsor, Kim Alewyne makes a big splash for the newspaper. Mlxwllaoll dwl'lll.'.5lf 'lll,Ql'l.l54,5lf9l :?l'll3' lf5fif'9'ij5-9.I'I'P5gi,f5:21:11r2':i2a.e'::'Q:i21,-3-1'Ir:'zf'1i.siz:25?-Qf?.'::1s:', H ' H n . I . , W- 11,5 .,,, ' ,Q -- - ' - - .-.....,'.. - .,::::.2:r5r1fM221 -r-' NDHS BA 87 - 88 MAKIN MUSIC Front row- Tory Dickerson, Stephanie Hen- derson, Ben Tais, Scottie Attaway, Mr. Woodward, Sarah Steven, Bronwyn Griffin, Brandi Frazier, Katy Martin, Shari Newsom, Sarah Wither, Sarah Glenn, Second row- Shelly Rodriquez, Melinda Burk, Jackie Rymes, Joan Rivers, Jason Waldon, Gerald Dowden, Johnny Thibodeauz, Micheal Muse, Johanna Lindsay, Wendy Fuller, Anna Garza, Heather Brown, Back row- Suzi Howell, Micheal Waters, Kilby Moham, Jason Jones, Chris Klein, Sammy Garza, Christy Carter, Standing- Jason Lindsay, Justin Rieves, Palmer Attaway, Eric Collins, F 17 6 Y ,L., Shannon King Drum Major Karen Spohrer Majorette Chris Washington Senior Ray Sears practices hard for a ball- game. All the practices pay off in field shows at the games. N .N .,.. , .NW . .. , x SN it ai Some original members- Wendy Fuller, Scottie Attaway, Sarah Steven, Joan Rivers, Shannon King, Suzi Howell, Sammy Garza Melinda Burks, Jason Waldon, Shelly Rodriquez, Jackie Rhymes, Gerald Dowden, Joan Rivers, and Joanna Lindsay- Brass section Percussion- Palmer Attaway, Eric Collins, Chris Washington, Justin Rieve Knot shownl Anna Garza, Heather Brown, and Wendy Fuller on saxophone. Ben Tais, Tory Dickerson, Stephanie Henderson, Shannon King, Scottie Attaway, and Jason Lindsay- Woodwind Suzi Howell- Saxophone, Micheal Water- Trombone, Brandi Frazier- Oboe, Brandon Middleton- Trombone, Jason Jones- Tuba, Kilby Moham- Barotone, Christy Carter- Bass Saxophone, Sammy Garza- Baritone is! DHS Sr. 4-H CLUB Head, Heart, Hands, Health Members: Sitting- Liz Glenn, Shelley McMellon, Sheri Ketchum, Candy Hood, Kim Alewyne, Amy Stinson, Valerie Dowden, Leigh Ann Liles, Tammy Rushton, lst row- standing- Chris Jones, Lance Smith, Justin Jones, Kristy Greco, Scottie Attaway, Stephanie Ybos, Chantel Dowden, Julie Martin, Ernestine Scott, Bronwyn Griffin, Stacy Ybos, Sponsor Mrs. Wilson, Back row- Wilson Baker, Donnie Leone, John Witham, Jay Shinault, Randy Patrick, Tim Palmer, Kilby Moham, Sarah Steven, Tommy McCollough, Wendy Fuller, Sammy Garza 40 ers i dh -rl Ka Sarah Steven represented the 4-H club in the annual beauty pageant. Elizabeth Glenn has been a very active mem ber of the 4-H club this year. Officers: Standing- Sarah Steven- Sec., Val- erie Dowden Pres., Stacy Ybos- Vice Pres., Chantel Dowden- Tres., Kneeling- Julie Mar- tin- Parl., Sheri Ketchum- Reporter, Liz Glenn- CRD Chairman. i ...afar it Q13-Jill ISEUB Standing- Christy Muse-Vice Pres., James Boggs- Parl., Sherri Brewer- Pres., Kneeling- Tory Dickerson- Sec., Gerald Dowden- Tres., Sarah Glenn- CRD Chairman 5 K Sl- James and Micah fold the La. flag as the school looks on. Chrissy swears somebody called her name. K . I. lf? N, SS-fa r MS-sf 1 5 Ls! sffgw , ,, T51 i.,.f'r 4 Q 42 QMFTLUB Back Row - Angela Smith, Pam Erwin, Kenneth Brown, Shelley McMellon, Chris Jones, Tammy Rushton, Donna Martin, Second Row-Kasey Roach, Sarah Ste- ven, Stacy Ybos, Brian Op- broek, Jennifer Turner, Sharon Dickerson, Paul Robertson, Denica Daniels, Ann Rabalais, Sitting - Kim Alewyne, Amy Stinson, Alicia Crager, Kelly Fraizer, Scotty Attaway, Joan Rivers .,,., gif' ' ..,. ., K Back Row- Amy Stinson - Ex- ecutive Council, Tammy Rushton- Reporter, Second Row- Pam Erwin- Reporter Brian Opbroek- Executive Council, Becky Steven- Vice President, Bottom Row- Kim Alewyne- President, Ann Ra- balais- Sponsor, Scotty Attaway- Secretary 43 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CDF AMERICA WE'RE REALLY COOKIN! Officers- Back Row- Pam Erwin- Treasurer, Stacy Ybos- Reporter, Avalon Clark- Parliamentarian, Front Row- Lydia Roberson- President, Ro- landa Hewitt- Vice President, Sonya Latin- Secretary, Sharon Dickerson- Parliamentarian Members- Back Row- LaShawn Thomas, Peggy Scott, Lisa Mitchell, Felicia Hall, Danzell Pouncy, Cedric Turner, Anitra Clark, Cassandra Crowder, Denika Dan- iels, Michelle Williams, Robert Smith, Next Row- Stephanie Ybos, Pam Erwin, Stacy Ybos, Kim Smith, Juanita Green, Sonya Atkins, Anna Edwards, Gloria Thomas, Tia Johnson, Taronda George, Angie Pryor, Mary Edwards, Sonya Lat- in, Standing on floor- Tricia McCune, Sheri Bristow, Amy Witham, Kelly Fra- zier, Lydia Roberson, Tujuana Simon, Kim Brooks, Avalon Clark, Deania Law, Angela McCullough, Karen Spohrer, Bottom Row- LaShanta Murray, Rodney Patterson, Stefanie Moseley, Sharon Dickerson, Shannon King, Audrey Juer- gens, Theresa Burrell, Rolanda Hewitt, Leslie Parmer, Angie Holloway g, ,,,, 44 O Heidi Paga received the cook of the year award from Mrs. JONES. Outstanding Cook awards were received by Hei- Cedric Turner, FHA Beau, is busy at the di Paga, Betty Edwards, and Angie Pryor Sewing machine, Mrs. Jones and guest speaker Roxanne Douglas give a cake decorating show at the De- cember club meeting. twin District Rally Participants- Tricia McCune, Michelle Withers, Felicia Hall, Taronda George, Angela McCollough, Juanita Green, Tia Johnson, Heidi Paga, Stephanie Ybos, Lisa Mitchell W l 45 .:--g azz: WWF ilu T T' SUCCESS In The MAKING Future Business Leaders Of America as B. W X ,,.w 1. sf . K A ' ef' ,Q K ,Q , K . , yea - gif-Y I if 573,53 L A r is X, , 512 W SN' f i - ' st. S r ' , - ir' 1 sw T 'Miss S A is 5 i, W ' fx A , as Q A. V, 'Q . T A P, ,ft . -rv -ai. A-Qs , -- ,. , W .. v , sc r, . f Q . ,, . ' L ' sf js, rf ,er my 5 5 ?t,i.,Qs:liRN at ,, E Q ti . i ,T-, f FBLA members raised money washing cars at our annual Fun Day Carnival. H01-1 Sitting- Mandy Perryman, Lisa Lutz, Lauren Chan- dler, Alicia Crager, Audrey Juergens, Felicia Hall, Stacy Ybos, Pam Erwin, Kim Alewyne, Stephanie Ybos, Dena Kennedy, Michelle Withers, Sheri Roach, Tricia McCune, Second Row Sitting- Chris- tine Morgan, Darlene Lowery, Tia Johnson, Cynthia Fuller, Karen Hebert, Shelley McMellon, Scottie Attaway, Amy Stinson, Deania Law, Michelle Thomas, Stacey Miller, Juanita Green, Lisa Mitch- ell, Kneeling- Sheri Bristow, Tammy Rushton, Melisa O'Quinn, Gloria Thomas, LaShanta Murray, Peggy Scott, Standing- Sponsor, Mr. White, Jay Shinault, Kristi Greco, Liz Glenn, Bill Lee, Sarah Steven, Candy Hood, Anna Edwards, Cassandra Crowder, Rolanda Hewitt, Sonya Atkins, Felicia Washington, Sharon Dickerson, Laurie Gingles, Denike Daniels, Ernestine Scott, Roshunda Criswell, Kamisha Atkins Wendy Fuller, Sponsor- Mrs. Cra- vens, Back Row- Amy Witham, Freddie Hines, Lance Smith, Michael Waters, Kilby Mohan, Randy Patrick, Nathan Walker, Edwin Crowder, Kermit Smith, Kenneth Brown l l i i l l 4 i l l l l U W nn i i 1. .. 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Michelle Thomas, who represented the FBLA club won the beauty pageant. ,Q W, aw, j .MLW N -- N crrgm., W '-me--N 11. Zgawfwaevalffgtl-MN1ggfi,'f -rfm, ,. fm ....,, ,L --,m..f. N 'A'N,g:ffwQ:'Xl9mAwliZ1NQwU11?F-W5iwrw e,m,. -www 47 Fellowship Of Christian Athletes Leading The Pack ,I Officers: Standing-President-Cassandra Crowder, Secretary-Stacy Ybos, Kneeling- Treasurer-Marvin Gasper, Vice-President Tim Palmer. fi 'v, - AIA 'K F R Xl Y r :fp steer -X ef, fx., ',fi '? 433 .N , Eg ' i.... Q. ,. -ruwsi W QM Members: Standing-Kimberly Williams, Gloria Thomas, Danzell Pouncy, Anna Edwards, Stephanie Ybos, Rolanda Hewitt, Deania Law, Kimberley Alewyne, Candy Hood, Huddle Coach- Brian Barrios. Kneeling-Sammy Garza, John Withham, Keith Garrison, Danny Roberts, Tammy Smith, Amy Stinson, Kenneth Brown. Sitting-Marvin Gasper, Robby Smith, Daryl Adcock, Peggy Scott, Cassandra Crowder, Tim Palmer, Jay Shinault. 48 Student Government A Tradition Begins For the first time in history of North Desoto we have a Student Government. One purpose of the Student Gov- ernment is to link the stu- dents with the teachers. The Students chosen to be offi- cers and homeroom repre- sentatives will write the new Student Government consti- tution. The officer candidates campaigned with posters and name tags for about two weeks and ended their cam- paign with a speech infront of the student body. Homeroom representatives were chosen to be on the Student Govern- ment as spokespersons for their homerooms. Since this is our first Stu- dent Government, it will set an example for years to come in the history of North De- soto. Also, the constitution that will be written will serve as the official rules and regu- lations for the Student Gov- ernment in years to come. A WA' ' it W 12331 Sponsor-Mrs. Clinton, Kim Brown, Christina Reme- dies, Pam Erwin, Pilar Frizzell, DeAnna Haw- thorne, Christy Carter, Danzell Pouncy, Portia Gaskin, Kim Alewyne, Wendell Mitchell, Sarah Witters, Amy Greco, Tony Stanley, Stacy Ybos, Amy Stinson, Scottie Attaway, Stacey Miller, Jill Latin, Shannon King, Jennifer Turner, Mandy Perryman, Wendy Holder, Deania Law, Darrell Martin. 1987-88 Student Govern- ment Officers: Danzell Pouncy-Parlimentarian, Christina Remedes-Histo- rian, Stacy Ybos-Reporter, Kim Brown-Treasurer, Scottie Ataway-Secretary, Kim Alewyne-Vice Presi- dent, Amy Stinston-Presi- dent. Q I . f 0 Q 49 Future Farmers Of America Americas Leaders Future Farmers of America highlights of the '88 year includ- ed the State Convention in June, to the annual Awards' Banquet in May. Many activities of this year-round club were . . . Leadership Conference, Area Forestry Contest, State Fair Ac- tivities, National Convention in Kansas City, Fund Raising ac- tivities, and State Literary Con- test for Rick Clanton. 50 Officers 1987-88: President - Mark Miller Vice President - Sarah Steven Secretary - Donna Martin Treasurer - Becky Steven Reporter - Tommy Mosley Sentinel - James Malcolm Col ton Parliamentarian - Julie Martin DHS Once again, with the help of Mr. Jones, North DeSoto has a choir. When we first started practicing, we were all pretty rusty and some- times we would hear some foreign tones . Mr. Jones was patient though. We drilled everyday getting ready for our first program of the year on Vet- eran's Day. Everyone con- centrated on their parts and studied the music very care- fully. Choir The program was a suc- cess and we made it through with constant reminders from Mr. Jones that we were his 'ichildrenu and that we had the ability to be great singers one day with a little help. Once we were were through with the first pro- gram, we were ready for any- thing. So it was back to class for more practice so that we would be ready for anything that may come our way, Altos-standing Sonya Chew, Gloria Thomas, Peggy Scott, Kimber- ly Brooks, Suzi Howell, Anna Edwards, Danzell Pouncy. kneeling- Ernestine Scott, Rolanda Hewitt, Felicia Hall, Michelle Winters, Sheri Roach, Dena Kennedy. Bass-standing- Robert Smith, Cedric Turner, Freddie Hines, Chris Klein, Kapperus Fuller, Kilby Moham. kneeling- Tommy Morton, Tommie Smith, Anthony Murrey, James Washington, Bill Lee. 43 , C2-Q ' ' 'C Sopranos-standing-Tricia McCune, Sheri Ketchum Betty Mclntyre Wendy Fuller. kneeling-Stacey Miller, Stacy Ybos Cherlita Anderson Shonda Gaskin Tenors-standing-Damon Jones, Sammy Garza Brandon Middleton Edwin Crowder, Robert O'Neal. kneeling Jackie Rhymes Jason Jones Todd Rob ertson, Dusty Hall, Scott Thomas W., 2 , 2 ' w,fLsf2!i?331,: g,,,4, ,,,, M, ,,,,,- .,,. , ,k,, ,HY , 'W' Q W M 8? fy ag VW.,v,,, , Ti? , an W Zn? 5 ,f ' MW 2 232 ' 'Z' H? fi' ' I ' 7i1f1'W 5 ' , wwf' f'f,,,?J'.:1,,ffi2i7 - ' Ju' iwfiwi, 1' , ' ...f , ' f ' ' ' ' ? f V +I ' - .4 . ,r :J t fa m.: 524921 Y f 7, f -' , 1,1 ' 'Hz , 'H - :Ur ' 1 A 'f y ' ,f 'f ff? 12 3 V .. .-., L- ' ,f , 3 . , V -Q 2, 3. vi ar ' '1 . ' fi? I K -14.22 , ,.,,,.,g,,,. ,V,V , ,V , .. ' W ,W 5 ,, Mwef ' 35 35 wU3,,,L,,f ,wr , f n L, M, W6 .Z ,A 2 1 , 5 12 'tune ut 'ict' 92 DHS Cheerleaders The Life Of The Party Pi as so A . +:,.,. ,. ,. mx.-c:x-Q.. i e.: SQ Or, rg f S, sei s 4. . Y ar' S ,fgiggpw What exactly is a cheer leader s job? A cheerleader s Job is to raise school spirit show to the teams and to act as representatives from North DeSoto everywhere they go During football and basket ball season their life consists of practice cheering at games, painting signs, and planning pep rallies. It takes lots of practice, patience, and time but it s really worth it As you can see we caught some of our cheerleaders do ing what they do best We caught Jennifer practicing to be a rockette Tricia laughing about Lord knows what the group showing off their jack ets at the football banquet and Shelley concentrating on a dance move. All of this may look like fun, and it is, but there was a lot of hard work involved in getting them through the year The cheerleaders werent the only ones that cheered on the teams They had a little help from their cheerleader mascot Sheri Stone and the Griffin Stacy Ybos Working together as a team they raised school spirit the best way that they could. 54,5 I l Shelley McMellon Tricia McCune Sheri Ketchum Jennifer Turner Co-Captain Senior Sophomore Sophomore if X Lisa Lutz Sheri Roach Liz Glenn Sheri Stone Co-Captain Senior Sophomore Mascot 4 NDHS J .V. Cheerleaders We've Got Spirit Do you have dreams of becoming a varsity cheerleader someday? Then why don't you start out early like these girls. These are the J.V. cheerleaders of North DeSoto, and they did a great job cheering on the J.V. football and basketball teams of the 1987-88 year. They cheered on the J.V. teams this year along with the help of their mascot Missy. About two hours after school ended, you could 4 l see them excitedly cheering and showing their school spirit either on the football field or the basketball court. They worked just as hard as any other squad. They have an exciting future as cheerleaders here at North DeSoto, because of their spirit, determination, and willingness to be the finest cheerleaders that our school has ever seen. rr r if f X ii it Q V , Candy Hood Sherri Brewer Candi Martin Elizabeth Bass 56 Freshman 8th grade 8th grade 8th grade ax? ewg' J 0. wf The most important part of a cheerleaders. Say CHEESE! ,wid '. WWE df time Carrie Wadsworth Misty McCoy Stephanie Hookie Karen Greco 7th grade 7th grade 7th grade 7th grade DHS BLUE WINGS The NDI-lS Pep Squad is no longer just the quote Apep squad . Yes, they have a name! .After careful thought and alot of ideasg they finally came up with the NDHS Blue Wings. The Blue Wings went into the year with a new name and a new confidence that they were going to fly high. They performed many dances, kept the stands alive and cheering, cheered the players on as they ran out and served as a support at games for tired cheerleaders. lt was always a sign that the game was about to start when you heard the rat-a-tat, ratsa-tat of the pep squad drums in the dis- tance. Yea, l guess you really can say that the Blue Wings are flying high. The sky's the limit and the possibilities are endless when you are a NDHS Blue Wing! NDI-I Rocks the house! ,ge 5 lit , .... V ,. , .y.. ' ' jfff' ' W., .,.. ' 'T 'T' T -- s.'i iff ' 'filslm' 'M .. . E ..,. B B B W Q cccn ll qnqts ssrs sr ss it 1 :+.-sr ' .w sswfwwg W. New .WM 5 BN Q is sv 'I 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 7 7 7 7 Y 7 9 ' X 'R -.s.,.L, gl. . li BENQ: fsjilswsg , 58 Jennifer Barber, Nicole Rachal Co-Cap tains Stephanie Ybos, Laurie Burnley. Drum mers. Tammy Hemminger, Jen- nifer Graham, Kelly Mar- tin, Alexis Norman, Laurie Burnley. 2nd-Christy Muse, Jessica Anderson, Jodi Rushton, Laurie Gutz- man, Jennifer Chamness. front row-Nicole Rachal, Stephanie Ybos, Amy Witham, Jennifer Barber. Stephanie Ybos, Amy Witham. Captains FISH! HUT ' i ,Qi You can get off now! John and Mark are up to something! 60 Which way did he go? Which way did he go? Coming through! May I have this dance? Excuse me!! SMAK! 29, 34, Hike! Cl-1 I 2' ,Em 3.1 :O O 1- woo SQ :Q all V7 K5 E O .cm FQ will yu. ,. N .C an C O 2 .25 ZA: -0,2 ox U KU '1 E is will 22 Ea: E o I-' Fred Pouncy E Balta Abellan Freddie Hines bert Smith Ro h FB-D Kicker OG-DT EQ Q Lu an gr- SD O So E 87-88 Football Banquet Coach Tommy Barnes was the guest speaker. All those good-looking guys at one table! The gang's all here! .. f of ma.: gk ' 4. ' ,gzf .,.. - ,, 64 R Slop, Slop, Slurp, Oink, Oink! Griffins ARE 31! Stephanie and Sheri add some final touches. . K 0+ 4 4 Q O ' 0 Q1 1 Powerlift Team: Standing- Tim Palm er, Randy Patrick, Jennfier Wingo Jay Shinault, Jason Burrell, Kneel ing- Rederick Atkins, Bryan Rangel Scott Thomas. Pulled on cramped muscles are always Clay McGee watches the game in dis part of the game. gust Griffins players often team up to make a big tackle. li BASKETBALL 87-88 Griffin Captains- Shertee Thomas, Marvin Gasp- er, Cedric Turner N535 .H W The players can't believe the play Back Row- Paul McGarry, Shertee Thomas, Ca- sey Howard, Freddie Hines, Darnell Hendricks, Keith Garrison, Second Row- Dennis Hall, Mar- vin Gasper, Antonio Brooks, Tommy Smith, MacMarshall Whitaker, Marvin Thedford, Jody Johnson, Coach Henderson Kneeling- Bryant Taylor, Telemitha Whaley, Cedric Turner, Ker- mit Smith, William Thomas. lv Griffin Casey Howard goes up for a two Marvin Gasper looks for an open player pointer. to pass the ball to. V ' :zi'-jig, i is Qlwf , 'AE' part of Griffin games The shooting practice before each game gives the guys a chance to show off. The sideline emotions are always a big Q , 1 2 Q Griffin fans and players wonder- Will it go in? , The Crowd is silent as they pray that Cedric's free throws will be good. 67 THE LADY GRIFFINS FAST ON THEIR FEET Standing- Coach Washington, Ponda Sneed, Ernestine Scott, Myra White, Tammy Smith, Shonda Gaskin, Kathy Murray, Sitting- An- gela Smith, Kimberly Williams, Avalon Clark, Peggy Scott, Felicia Hall, Cassandra Crowder, Rolanda Hewitt, WM all Cross your fingers and hope it goes in Myra White goes up for a crucial two oints 68 ...... sg gg, ' Q ga t ,E R Ernestine Scott moves down the court with some fancy moves as ki Tammy Smxth rushes the goal for two pomts Angela Smnth leaves them all behmd as she takes 3 f i MM if fm :JE n gg Q2 2 954 if 1 3 F 84 ,Z , .ei f if ., n, ,. W X 1 .ff 2 . gl .. Q N wi f-'W ll .Q ,X GRIFFI BASEBALL LIP T0 BAT! , Mmsyws .te im... ' fn-.nu '-W-' --.-f, Standing- Tommie Smith, Chris Washington, Frederick Hall, Shertee Thomas, Casey Howard, William Thomas, Kermit Smith, Robby Smith, Ricky Lewis, Coach Montgomery, Kneeling- Dennis Hall, Marvin Gasper, Freddie Hines Freddie goes back for the bullet throw to first base 7 '52, . V , Ai? , S The First Annual Lady Griffins Softball Team: Standing- Angela Smith, Shonda Gas- kin, Beth McDonald, Kelly Frazier, Sarah Steven, Coach Washington, Kneeling- JoJo Burgess, Sherri Brewer, Shelly Burnley, Jill Fontenot, Sabrina Smith, Doris Fuller i ' V , 7 me-gf .i 1+ si 4 li 5 l X Nl F fa GT.-- J X XKWM J x XX S 7 M K X 'N , ' fl C .J . Griffin Marvin Gasper practices some catch ing and throwing before a big game. i 71 TRACK 88 A Step Ahead lflblf ii ,t..MmW- W A ll 5 :em 2 15... .... fig, X' ,E 55-' - V tr. ,. ,,.-.MT ,,,.X , 1 as ua- - .. f -. 'ffmtf tw, V -, ., -aiggfgsg-121 -nav' . f ' We has mififigr.-'S ,sg , ,Meg -1 fMM-sw,.,,.,,mW---f waseu-sxsrakfiggwiwvswaemvxafz--. A ,. ' Q S - r , hu: ,al A , Top Row- Balta Abellan, Patrick Sloan, Robert Davis, Robert Rapheal, Fred Pouncy, Gabriel Whitaker, Robby Smith, Keith Garrison, Paul McGarry, Nathan Walker, Ronnie Woods, Paul Clary, Second Row- Coach Boyd, Chad Burks, Kirk Douglas, Wilbert Latin, Bryan Rangel, Brian Opbroek, Jay Shinault, Tim Palmer, Ronnie Hookie, Keith Waldron, Bill Lee, Kenneth Brown, Michael Patrick, Chris Jones, Bottom- Telemitha Whaley, Robert Smith, Kermit Smith, Scott Thomas Seniors- Left to Right, Bill Lee, Fred Pouncy, Robert Smith, Balta Abellan, Not Shown- Jacob Nielsen - Mr-N 1- 'N .5 - I -tml wg N 4 .age . KA - NQEN - xg R ,E 55i 5-25, ,T X -. - 'Sze' if':! l ,J ' s r S'?.e3Tf . iw'- - films? - X kk-k A in M a-..,.g:::aa, P to f X ,s A iaaepw- .lx-5 ,,', 1-,fusrwsvww ,-:N 'iff nnll Wi!nrS 'P' f -. ,I :g '--:iff 72 Elgin ni1 3 .. T A l Managers- Standing- Chris Jones, Kenneth Brown, Kneeling- Mike Patrick .Q ,iv ... QB if ti . ss. s Managers: Standing- Beth McDonald, Neta Bryant, Stephanie Ybos, Tammy Rushton, Kneeling- Head Manager, Sheri Ket- chum Seniors- Suzi Howell, Anna Edwards, Shown Above, Tammy Smith ui .fw- Top Row- Suzi Howell, Avalon Clark, Anna Edwards, Vickie Clay, Shelly Woodall, Kristy Reagan, Shelly Burnley, Christy Muse, Traci Tyler, Second Row- Coach Barrios, Tonya Snow, Zandra Boyd, Sarah Glenn, Misty McCoy, Liz Glenn, Deania Law, Stacy Ybos, Jennifer Wingo, Callie Stanley, Ponda Sneed, Bottom Row- Stephanie Ybos, Neta Bryant, Tammy Rushton, Sheri Ketchum, Beth McDonald it U W5 75 Ik BEHIND THE SCENES How CLASS CLICKS l Yi: .4 fm 'Q W 35, 'M - , any A 3 WN -Mir'-.xx , 2.113 AQNW xxx, f 55115 55 - .1 gt 4 :-5. . --Q. They Spent A Night In Space A Trip To NASA On Wednesday, April 20, twenty students and chaperones left NDHS for Huntsville, Alabama. Their Desti- nation was the Space Center at NASA. The ride all day put them in Huntsville around 9:30 P.M. Thursday morning the students and sponsors had breakfast at the Space Center. After breakfast the activities began with a bus ride of the Red Stone Ammunition plant. At the plant they saw the testing sites of the Jupiter and shuttle booster rockets. They also saw where the fuel was stored for all types of rockets. Next, the group toured the Rocket Museum where they saw all types of conventional and military rockets- both new and old. The highlight of the morning was the Lunar landing simulation. The stu- dents were strapped into a couch while the entire room spun around at about 35 mph. The couches fell back and the rooms' floor dropped out from underneath the students' feet. The entire time this was happening the students were watching a movie of a rocket simulation. After the lunar land- ing simulator movie, the group re- turned for a more down to earth mov- ie. The movie was about astronauts' dreams and determination. After the movie the students were able to deter- mine how much they weighed on the moon and Mars. They also saw the entire photo history of all the astro- nauts. By 3 P.M. they had to load the bus for the ride home. Everyone agreed that the bus drivers Mel and Tom were great. The trip was a joint venture be- tween NDHS, Mansfield High School, Logansport High School, and Stanley High School. .. iv, k 4, Even though they returned at 3 A.M. everyone was enthusiastic about wanting to make this an annual trip. Several fund raising activities were employed to reduce the cost of the trip for the students. Chaperones for the trip were Mrs. Clinton, Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Rushton, Mrs. Pace. Students going on the trip: Logansport High School- Maverick Pace, Stanley High School- Shonda Wilcott, North DeSoto High School- Balta Abellan, Kimberly Alewyne, Kim Brown, Alicia Crager, Sharon Dicker- son, Candy Hood, Kayla Mahlum, Paul McGarry, Clay McGee, Mike Pat- rick, Randy Patrick, Tammy Rushton, Tony Stanley, Sarah Steven, Amy Stinson, Mansfield High School- Erika Eason, Jay Farr, Ryan Farr, Jean Paul Singleton. We're SADD! Students Against Driving Drunk Back- Justin Jones-Treasurer, Stacy Ybos President, Cedric Turner-Sentinel, Front Kimberley Alewyne-Secretary, Pam Erwin Vice President, Stephanie Ybos-Reporter Julie Martin-Parlimentarian. 78 1 . 5. f X 4. gg! A --- r . A if 75? 'ff f rrkkry V I ?,HR?t:xlEb .N,, , ,,,L . t ' VK Bryan is quite ready for mar- riage Hold on o SPLASH! Look out for that wa- were just a few e booths and games that cou d be ens joyed at Fun Day. Fun day is popular each year because of all the different th'ngs to be done. lf your an ace at darts, bust some balloons for a prize. lf your hot, get in on the water balloon toss, if your hungry there is plenty of great food or if your just plain old tired, then go have a seat under the bingo tent. Our first annual carnival queen was Frances McCormick. This contest was started by the Newspaper staff. She earned her title by asking people at the carnival for money or tickets and whoever raised the most money because the carnival queen. Frances was representing the FHA c u . Y 'r f. -. 'lj' 1' ' 2? J ef X ,rf R rf 22 'eff y i Qfwffgg Exam yi ., Qfi q E ff 'ix Hi- 3X,:,1 r.- gf if T54 l W i ldon't think C la c h , ter These of th fun l i State Rally Participants: Standing- Mrs. Cor- mier, Kneeling- Tyjuana Simon, Sharon Dickerson, Tricia McCune, Kimberley Brown, Sheri Bristow, Jennifer Wingo, Bambi Enlow, Becky Steven, Sitting- Kevin Spohrer, Rick Clanton, Tony Stanley, Paul MCC-larry, Juanita Green. z i S l i H ' s Dist The Few riff Eally mar.. March 12 started out early for the District Rally participants. Mrs. Oswalt said for us to be at the school at 6:00 a.m. I don't know about you, but most kids days don't start that early in the morning. Even though we were sleepy, we were eager to get to NSU, take our tests, and get back home. NSU was a lot more fun than some of us expect- ed. Most of us hung out at a pizza parlor that was on the campus. On the way home, Mrs. Oswalt sang to us and some of us sang with her. The rest of told jokes like Becky and Kelli are doing. Oh boy-what a day! ' . I ' , ' M' : 1, 2' iffy , gm., WM, -f'v,1f fran.. , ww w , I ..,. . mea, 1, . K .ye?3f, ,ig,,rY A 521, ' 'P -.L -, f- .. 'Z I . ,, , . ,V fr-we , v tm, . Af... z.- , ' W VVV, ' MM 3 , - l, f 1 Q, ..,. n ff : A.. ' 2- :H ' v' ' ' ,K ,f..,,...,f,..-15,3-11, 2g5,.'gg:3:. 'e'e..,' 16 ' Wake up, Kevin! . X .. .... . . That's right! We bad! The Brat Pack. Together again. ,. 4 - DeSoto Science Expo 88 On February 27, North DeSoto host- ed the DeSoto Science Expo '88 Kids and teenagers from all over DeSoto Parish showed their expertise and skill by having science projects. There were projects on mice, hair, vision, germs, you name it. There were students from Mr. Hollowell's Physic's class from mansfield High School who helped show Physics experiments. Live Air 1, a helicopter from Shumpert Hospital, landed on the front lawn which was a delight to the kids. When you walked through the front door of the school, you had to be carefuland try not to let a huge soap buble burst on you. A nurse from Doctor's Hospital was checking peoplels blood preasure and warning some about how high theirs was. The younger kids were really surprised when Sheri Warren from Chennal 12 showed up to talk to a few kids. Numerous awards and ribbons were given to those who did well with their projects. In the Senior division, Becky Steven won first place and Sharon Dickerson and Jacob won fourth place. Balta go Hoborable mention. Sharon's mood towards the end of the day. Becky proudly shows off her lst place rib- bon. 4- 5. o ISCRIMIN I IN MICE Does she honestly think that l know something about this! l 44 . ' ' 12 v fl Ns Hurry Kayla, here comes a judge! Jacob looks around for judges as he takes a break X Q Q I K f 7 f W IWW W 02 1.12234 The Palmer-McGee rating system. mf 'fb h' f: X X lm Mm, M WM f Y Q , e ,ug 5 As li 2 'E E f 2, 5: fs was SENIORS At The Top! Do you ever wonder what will be going through your mind when youfre a Senior? Well, these Seniors have finally found out. You will be thinking about no more tardies, homework, grouchy teachers, and annoy- ing underclassmen . . . all these memories are forever locked away in your locker as you close it for the last time, but not for- gotten. During the last few weeks of school, you're busy and rushed for time as you finish you term paper and saying good-bye to friends and teachers, but as you walk down the long isle toward the diploma that youlve worked so hard to get, just remem- ber that you can take that diploma home, but there are always those unforgettable things that you just can't take home, like: dances, your first date, Senior Prom, Sen- ior skip day, etc. These events, people, and moments can be captured by pictures that you can look at, but pictures aren't quite the same as memories. Imagine, for a moment, that your mind is a television with a built in VCR, and that each memory that you have is recorded on a tape. Whenever you feel like remember- ing something, all you have to do is select the tape labeled Senior Prom or Graduation , slide it into the back of your mind, and push play. As you watch this special event in your mind, you wish that it somehow you could go back to that mo- ment and relive it just one more time. You want to feel the way you felt at that very moment, and most of all, you want to take someone with you. As they are flipping through the pages of a yearbook, Jacob Neilson and Cassan- dra Crowder, Senior class favorites, are remembering things that can never happen again. You will do the same as you flip through the pages of this yearbook, seeing people whom you may never see again, but most important, you will remember Balta Abellan Tyron Allen Scott Ammons Lisa Atkins James Bell Cassandra Brewster 1 Wwe. V' 1 gr , sf ,l ii .,.. ljrgfgxj ,Wx M X 'ff' rrss 7? s . A , A AYKYBWN , .r - Q ff M ' , ' . , E' its Q 2 -i' if A 2 s .ss Us X. x i 1 W . ' Wjgx .4 v. 'QY?va'A5 BH bkkv- mg? as lflovl B B C T Passes Sheri Bristow Antonio Brooks Kimberly Brown Gary Carter James Colton Cassandra Crowder Sharon Dickerson Nelson Douglas Valerie Dowden Anna Edwards Pam Erwin Pilar Frizzell The Way We Were Memories, light the corners of my mind. Misty water color memories, of the way we were. off NJ In 1 s y 1 ,5,,f-we My V V l g if e i . V Law 'V L' ,i kffi- ,,,, f A. 56 WV' ' 0 fy . Scattered pictures, of the smiles we left behind. Smiles we gave to one another, of the way we were. Q .1 '3 V-'7fNJ BB ' -4 JW J-L-'p,5 5 Can it be that it was all so simple then, or has time rewritten every line, If we had the chance to do it all again, Tell me would we? Could we? I ,I .. riff-wi rgfdz Memories, may seem beautiful and yet, What's too painful to remember yn, v: by-gi - JZ OX? 89 Kapperus Fuller Sammy Garza Richard Graham Juanita Green Felicia Hall DeAnna Hawthorne Steve Hervey Rolanda Hewitt Sherri Hickman Freddy Hines Gary Hobbs Suzanne Howell Audrey Juergens Dena Kennedy Alan Leach Bill Lee Brenda Martin Frances McCormick Patricia McCune Mark Miller Lisa Mithcell Stefanie Moseley Jacob Nielson Kimberly Nelson ' ' J ' ,f,. F We simply choose to forget. 1. r ,.e.f I NN I V fu So it's the laughter, we will remember Whenever we remember A . . 92 SE ICR DIRECTCDRY Balta Abellan - Football, Track, District Literary Rally, Foreign Exchange Student Exchange Program. Scott Ammons 4-H Tony Bailey - Football-MVP Defense, All Parish, All District. Cassandra Brewster - FBLA, FHA, District Literary Rally, Art Club, National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Prom Committee, Library Staff, Yearbook Staff. Sheri Bristow - 4-H, FHA, FBLA, Pep Squad, Honor Roll, Prom Committee, National Honor Society, District Literary Rally, State Literary Rally, Library Staff. Antonio Brooks - Basketball. Kimberly Brown - Varsity Cheerleader - Captain, Beta Club, FBLA-Vice-President, Wh0's Who, Prom Committee, SADD, District Literary Rally, State Literary Rally, Superintenclent's List, Honor Roll. James Colton - 4-H, FFA - Secretary, Sentinel, Yearbook Staff, Beta Club, Handsome. Cassandra Crowder - Basketball - Co-Captain, FHA, FBLA - President, Honor Roll, Class Favorite, Reader's and Writer's Club, District Literary Rally, State Literary Rally, FBLA Rally, FCA - President, Who's Who in American High School, Prom Committee, DAR nomination, Sharon Lynn Dickerson - 4-H V Program Chairman, BETA Club - President, FHA V vice-President, Parliamentarian, FBLA, SADD, District Literary Rally, State Literary Rally, Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation lHOBYl Seminar Delegate, FHA District Conference, FHA State Conference, Prom Committee, Who's Who Among American High School Students, DeSoto Parish Science Fair - 4th Place, Regional Science Fair, LSUS - Full Scholarship. Nelson A. Douglas - FFA, Choir, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Track. Valerie Dowden - FFA, 4-H, Student Council, Freshman Class Secretary, Honor Roll, District Literary Rally, Prom Committee, Library Staff, Cheerleader. Anna Maria Edwards - FHA, FBLA, FCA, Track, Basketball, Library Staff. Pam Erwin - BETA Club - Reporter, FHA V Treasurer, 4-H, FBLA, Cheerleader, PEP-Squad-Captain, District Rally, SADD-Vice-President, Junior Class Favorite, Junior Class Treasurer, Cutest Smile, Friendliest, Homecoming Queen, BETA Sweetheart, Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Library Staff. Pilar Frizzell - 4-H, FFA, Junior Class President, Senior Class President, 1986-87 Beauty Pageant - third runner-up. Sammy Lee Garza lll - Band-President, 4-H, Mr. North DeSoto, Richard Graham - FFA, 4-H, Football, District Literary Rally. Juanita Green V 4-H, FHA, FBLA, District Literary Rally, State Literary Rally. Felicia Hall - FBLA, FCA, FHA, BETA Club, Choir, Basketball - Team Captain 87- 88, Baseball Sweetheart, Sophomore Maid, Spring Beauty Pageant, Honor Roll, Superintendent's List, Literary Rally, FBLA Scholastic Rally. DeAnna Hawthorne - 4-H, FHA, Honor Roll, Prom Committee, Student Council, Library Staff. Lyndel Hayes - FFA Stephen Hervez - FFA Rolanda Hewitt V FHA - Parliamentarian - Vice'President, Choir, FCA, FBLA, Freshman Maid, Football Sweetheart, Most Athletic, BETA Club, Honor Roll, Reader's and Writer's Club, Yearbook, District Rally, Basketball, Senior Class Secretary, Junior Class Secretary, SADD. Sheri Hickman A Choir, FHA Freddy Hines - FBLA, FHA, Football - First Team All-District, First Team All-Parish, Honorable Mention, Baseball, Basketball, Choir. Suzi Howell - Marching Band, Pep Band, Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Sectrion Leader, Band Council, Who's Who in Music, NLU Summer Band Camp V lst Chair, Solo Ensemble - Superior and Excellent, Band Librarian, Library Staff, Pep Squad, Track, Varsity Cheerleader, Cheerleader Camp, Choir, FCA, SADD, Audrey M. Juergens - FHA, FBLA. Dena Kennedy - 4-H, FHA, Pep Squad, Miss North DeSoto High School, FBLA, Office Worker, Junior Class Vice-President, Prom Committee, Choir, District Literary Rally, Bill Lee - FBLA - Parlimentarian, FHA, 4-H, Junior Class Favorite, Football - All- District, All-Parish, Coaches Award, Track - District and Regional meets, Weightlifting - Regionals, State Competion - Sth place, FCA. Brenda Martin - Cheerleader, Drill Team, B.C.A., Cowboys for Christ tSouthwood H.S.l Basketball, Freshman Class Favorite lBaptist Christian Acadl Frances McCormick - 4-H, FHA, FBLA, Cheerleader, SADD, Pep Squad, FBLA State Rally, FBLA District Rally, Honor Roll, Choir, Prom Committee, FHA Sweetheart, Football Sweetheart, Office Worker. Patricia McCune - 4-H, FBLA, FHA, Prom Committee, Reader's and Writer's Club, SADD, Pep Squad, Varsity Cheerleader, FHA - District and State Rally, District Literary Rally, State Literary Rally, Honor Roll, Choir, Library Staff. Mark Miller V FFA - Treasurer, President, 4-H. Lisa Mitchell - FHA, FBLA, Junior Homecoming Maid, District Literary Rally, Stefanie Moseley - lSouthwoodl Pep Squad, French Club, FHA, Cowboys for Christ: lNorth DeSotol FHA, Biggest Pest. Jacob Neilson - Football, Track, Class Favorite, Foreign Exchange Student Program. Robert O'Neal - Honor Roll, Choir. Melisa O'Quinn - 4-H, Yearbook, Cheerleader, FBLA, Basketball lShreve Christianl District Literary Rally, Biggest Flirt, FBLA representative Spring Beauty Pageant. Danzell Pouncy - FHA, FBLA, Choir, State Literary Rally, Honor Roll, Student Council V Parlimentarian, BETA Club, Senior Class Vice-President, Basketball. Sheri Roach - 4-H, FBLA, FBLA District Rally, District Literary Rally, Varsity Cheerleader, Pep Squad, Yearbook Staff, Choir, Office Worker, SADD, Prom Committee, Honor Roll. Scott Roper - 4VH, BETA Club, Basketball, Football, District Literary Rally, Biggest Flirt, Best Dressed, Handsome. Peggy Scott - Basketball, FBLA - Reporter, FHA, Sophomore Class Favorite, Honor Roll, Reader's and Writer's Club, District Literary Rally, FCA, BETA Club, Prom Committee, Choir. Michael Raymond Sears - Band. Robert Jenkins Smith, Jr. - Choir, Football - 2nd team, Track - Regional, FBLA, FHA. Rodney Smith - 4-H, FHA, FBLA, Choir. Tammy Denise Smith - FCA, Basketball, Track. Tommie Smith - Football - All-District, All-Parish, Honorable Mention, Baseball, Basketball, FBLA, Track, Choir. Karen Spohrer - 4-H, FHA, FBLA, Choir, Band, Majorette, Band Sweetheart. Rebecca Steven - District Literary Rally, State Literary Rally, Gifted and Talented Class, Superintendent's List l84-88l Academic All American, National Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Shreveport Times Academic All- American, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Arkla-Tex Youth Symphony, FHA, 44H - Shortcourse, FFA - Treasurer, FBLA, FBLA District Rally, BETA Club - Secretary, Vice-President, SADD, Michelle Tatum - Cheerleader. Gloria Joyce Thomas A FBLA, FHA, FCA, BETA Club, DAR Good Citizen Award, Choir, Yearbook Staff, Senior Class Treasurer, Basketball, District Literary Rally, Scholastic Achievement Award, Perfect Attendance 84-87, Reader's and Writer's Club, Most Likely to Succeed, SADD, Superintendent's List l84-88l Cedric D. Turner - FHA, FBLA, Basketball - Captain, FHA - Beau, Senior Class Parlimentarian, Sophomore Class Favorite, Baseball V First Team, Basketball - Honorable Mention, Prom Committee. Felicia Washington - FBLA, FHA, Library Staff, Choir. Michelle Withers - Freshman Class Favorite, 4-H - CRD Chairman, Student Council, District Literary Rally, FBLA, FHA, Funniest, SADD, Library Staff, Choir, Pep Squad, Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll, Prom Committee, THE Y WE WERE! 93 Robert O'Neal MeLisa O'Quinn Rodney Patterson Danzell Pouncey Sheri Roach Scott Roper Peggy Scott Rick Sears Johnny Smith Robert Smith Rodney Smith Tammy Smith Tommie Smith Karen Spohrer Rebecca Steven Richard Stillwell Michelle Tatum Gloria Thomas Cedric Turner Felicia Washington Gabriel Whitaker Michelle Withers Ll Kimberley Alewyne Fred Atkins Jennifer Barber Michelle Bevacqua Zandra Boyd Tyrone Brown Jason Burrell Lauren Chandler Rick Clanton Avalon Clark Alicia Crager Rhonda Cummings Chantel Dowden Mary Edwards Bambi Enlow AQ Class Favorites-Kim Alewyne and Jay Shinault. Officers: President-Paul Robertson, Vice-President-Stacy Ybos, Secretary- Tammy Rushton, Treasurer-Clay McGee. 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Jeffrey Ashley Barbara Atkins Tameka Atkins Palmer Attaway Libby Baker Shelton Bayles Christy Bogan Alan Boyd Wendy Boyd Donny Brokenberry Heather Brown Keri Brown Marilyn Brown Melinda Burk Micah Cagle Jennifer Chamness Anthony Clark Sharika Clark Nichol Clarry Angela Colton Desi Daniels Robert Davis 7th Grade class favorites this year were: Brent Turner and Karen Greco No Photo Available 'V ffiix Xt 2 A .. gi I No Photo Available mimi be ma Reginald Demming Tory Dickerson Neil Dillard Gabriel Douglas Brenda Edwards George Edwards Jackie Edwards Shasta Faust Brandi Frazier James Frizzell Derrick Fuller Nathaniel Fuller Reginald Fuller Anna Marie Garza Portia Gaskin Daniel Gasper Robert Gasper Leone Glenn Sarah Glenn James Glover Jennifer Graham Paul Graham Amy Greco Karen Greco Christopher Griffin Lori Gutzman Richard Hamilton Jennifer Hartley Stephanie Henderson Cedric Hewitt Anton Hines Teresa Hines Leslie Holder Stephanie Hookie Ronnie Howard Toby Johnson Todd Johnson Shalonda Klein Tina Ledford Joanna Lindsay Daniel Lloyd Brenda Lodrige Katie Martin Misty McCoy Jarron McGarry Carey McMellon Leona McWright Yolanda Mitchell Angela Mosley Mart Myers Summer Neil Regina Nichols Alexis Norman Bill Patrick Chris Pender Delena Presley Jason Remedies Shane Rivers s . My RO' ,, V No Photo , Available Qi. Wu:-Y ps N Us V X Ns sioo L. Available A NQt,PhOtO No Photo Available No Photo Available No Photo Avaliable No Photo 'Available No Photo Available Kerry Roberts Camilla Robinson Jodie Rushton Jody Simon Patrick Sloan Aretha Smith Dexter Smith Shalonda Smith Michael Spillman Chris Stanford Callie Stanley Danny Stutts Monica Suber Johnny Tibodeaux George Thomas Teresa Thomas Victore Tingle Brent Turner Traci Tyler Carrie Wadsworth Jason Waldron Chris Washington Christy Watkins Michael Welch Sterling Williams Jason Wilson Sarah Withers AT THE TOP! H ,Ji-' Wwe ' 1 100- -, 5 imm- Leo n W. Hunt Principal Diana Oswalt Assist Mrs. Oswalt is locked up again! To - : q To Mr. Hunt and Coach Boyd try I beat the 109 sawing record. ' 5' ' ant Principal af' Stella Cormier Counselor Linda May Secretary Plum 'wiv lm Wvwfef 'AW Mrs. Cormier, working the SADD wedding booth at fun day, Mrs. May is not so sure she wants to eat that! 87-88 FACULTY EDUCATION-A Reason For Celebration Mrs. W. Abram Mr. B. Barrios Mr. M. Boyd Mrs. Y. Clark Mrs. D. Clinton Mrs. J. Craven Mrs. P. Durham Mr. R. Graham Mrs. L. Hamilton A V V -M , Mr. L. Henderson ' J Mr. C. Jones Mr. C. King ' - if' , , . 4: M 'B X Mr. N. McCray Mrs. W. Middlebrool-rs Mrs. L. Mosley Mrs. A. Rabalais - J, . ,W .iwwwr 4 sv f ff 'W 4 win Q ff - - '-Amar,-,e f Q fr' gf i . W f .W A751 fri V , .f ...... . sfQxvi.f'wl jiri, -Z 125 12 J if 1 'J Y 'z ' . Z l f? .ff S 5 7?3ff1 ,, , i ' 7 ' riff? :KA - S M I X .. E A if ,,..,,.. -' I i A 1 fx MA .Q . 'Gih'5f5'l' I if N ssis' Sf ' R fr X Q 2 X 1 X fb fr ' 3 Q sa ge if gi xxx in -fix i Q 'E an Us lg x QQ! t Q lm 'tw-Mszsfli. .,,-if N ' ,ggi -1 r 3 n 5 ' SQ 'iff' , , Q fb .. 'X' , MP6 1... V55 mum Nwxv' U ff ff! ZS x v. 'Z 1 WW 'Jaw CAMERA SHY! Mrs. B. Blankenship Mr. C. Carter Mr. A. Montgomery Mrs. G. Weeks Mr. K. Rollins Miss E. Sanders Mrs. E. Scott Mrs. S. Stanley Mrs. D. Taylor Miss M. Thomas Mr, R. Thrash Mrs. A. Vinson Mrs. D. Washington Mrs. S. Washington Mr. C. White Mrs. P. Wilson Mr. M. Woods Mr. E. Woodward CAFETERIA STAFF Elizabeth George Juanita Sattler Elsie Thomas Patricia Rachal Naziree Fuller fl 1 Jannett Pugh y ff I i 1 lr 5 E, st g, Huey Pugh MAINTENANCE BUS DRIVERS L, I 4 IE X ge , if A W gf ,. if 0 .lf 21 5,94 I .Q - 1. I -if f i , K iisgfig l, f , 53,1151 l ,i if , 5 L , J Q M A i K H ge: ' 4 l A 014 A '41 1:5 hi if SM 5 f L yr v ,i e f v ie a ag 1 f i ig 5 fi it Ji FXR l ff A 1 X A is it mf' P ill A L '-A xtiegxmfil 'W Pkg Wg Ylllytgn l gk, ,Q it , fy 'WY 14 ,Q s 1 Qlljfgfsii vfl' ft ' l QJ 1 Jim Johnson Earnest Latin Gene Latin Jake Latin Micheal Latin JD. Penrlywell James Stanley William Thomas Johnny White A Michael Freeman The Party'S Qver been hose What A Celebration! Well, the school year is over and we have come to the end of the book, but the celebration will go on forever. We have had some great times and some not so great times, like laughing with friends or getting caught cheating on a test. The staff has tried to capture all these moments for you to see forever in your yearbook and l sincerely hope we've done it. You learn alot when you work closely with the same group of people for a long time, especially their habits and moods. I learned that MeLisa likes things done her way and she giggles alot, Pam is just plain insane at times, Sheri always has a story to tell, Stacey comes to sit on the floor, and me, well I just go crazy! ln a way I'm sorry that the year is over and the book is finished, but in a way l'm not because the hard work is finished. Well, until next year, we can say goodbye to the teachers, the rules, football games, Pep rallies, basketball games, six weeks tests, track meets, term papers, homework, homework, homework, bus rides, lunch time, trips, etc. So everyone have a great summer and I'll see you next year! Stacy Ybos, Editor MeLisa is griping again! Mrs. Taylor and Sheri give tips on sort- ing pictures. Samari Pam releases some of her bottled up anger! WHAT A YEAR!!! ffm? M .'1',5'f,,f fi if 1 ,V 1 ' 3' ,Q 5 gf ff 5 1 21 Ay L 1 f f' 1 Q ,1 ,1 gg, ,L 11? ' 41 , , , 1 , , if ' ' 13 ,Q , f fi ix wif ,, gg ' f I wg if w ,Q .w Pi 116' V 14' i f. , -I r Q' fu: . mn , -,F 5. 'Wh'- , susa n? . U ., 'SSR ' t j 1 .1 1 .4 v 11 3 my if 'g .3 J 'P' S :fi if? S 25 'N r X ,Silk ,Q 5 525155 Q gi 1 ., 4- 'fsgsg gi E Uxifi t 1+ if , +.igXifwiQ+' as Rxqlril , ' LViZ XE11? lg 25 ! P 'F YE X at it 1 N Wx wa is-I YQ 4' K X i F' gg, K 1 X 3 xg FRA x 9 ,ss 2 if 1 X F ax N y N I 1 Nfgfwe 1 A9 Q' Y Q x 3 333 f 351-Q' W E S f1Q:f,ik, 51 .1 gfefiq-if 1 1 W 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Www' mm A-'U I M ' awww --Om '- M . ....,.. r V n 4 CONGRATULATIONS BECKY STEVEN and 1988 Graduates of NDHS Remember to PRAY WITH ZEST L'And all things you ask in prayer, believing, you shall receive. Mtt. 21:22 LEAVE THE NEST If anyone wishes to come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow Me Mark 8:34 DO YOUR BEST , I can do ALL things through Christ who strengthens, me. Phil. 4:13 FORGET THE REST but one thing I do: forgetting what lies behind and reaching forward to what lies ahead, I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus Phil. 3:13b,14 .ss f :.s . ..... 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