Springhill High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Springhill, LA)

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..ff7c.ff, 50,1 rt , 9 QR E if au ts. sd.. fifkfgs Hitt 1 The Battle Rages On In Class-OPTI1 e-Year ITS CLASS TCD CLASS CQMEATH! On your marks, get set, go! These words Lymbolized the starting gf the wheelbarrow race in the first annual Race io the Pep Rally held eptember 25 in the city ark. Each class formed Leams that competed in ,his event as well as the grapefruit walk, egg car- Df, and last but not least, :he tri-cycle race. Scott Jennings comment, I ust took it as another opportunity to show how seniors dominate under- classmen. Speaking about the tri-cycle race, Thomas Evans said, My knees hurt for a week after that. This event as well as spirit chains, posters, pep rallies, hush but- tons, and the homecom- ing events made up the class competition which is another tradition car- ried on from year to year. These activities show the true spirit of Springhill High School. In describing this com- petition between the classes, one might use words such as: Determination- You just have to set your mind to do something and then your class has to do it as a whole. The more the determination, the better the job, re- marked Junior Karla Thomas. Spirit- Sophomore Cathy Davis said Lunch- time pep rallies and things like that are a good way to show how much pride and spirit we have in this school and the Lumberjacksf' Excitement- You can feel the excitement in the air, responded Jessica Spence. Each class is striving for the same goal: to be- come class of the year and have their pictures hung on science hall wall by the office. To be the best, the class that every- one remembers, is what class competition is all about. Class Of The Year 19

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18 Maintaining a steady balance, Jeri Stewart keeps up with the scores in class competition. Loaded down with Hush but- tons, Miss lrresistible Natalie Darst receives congratulations from Jessica Spence. 'Q-214, , , f l, e it ' 2 1 Student Life Annmarie Wood, Yamon Thom- as, Tammy Carathers, and Ste- ven Harris collect chain links in the Student Council room. Working on homework, DeAn Pickett and Paige Wallace spo their signed T-shirts for Spii Week Against Homer. mall' ,f5'i,,......--I .MMNI ,,.. .,,, .. 12 y i -Q ig. 1. .,,, -A - f . , L.. ' 'U -'f' -M5174L,,,,-,,,....,--- g,,..L..,....:.W--'-'jg'Q,,.t l2,.,L,,.: W N1 .... . ,,.. ,..,-...-...ww-7' -' fr I , f ,g,:,t,,i,.3,.. ,,,.,,,.,.M-.,--Q-1-wwf-fjj'jv4,W.,,..,,...M----W-'+LWma,e,..,,.,.-MY , v 1.4 , 'Q I' QHW , rQMA,,W,,,,,..,.t,Www-- V w2Nqw,,,W,1,,,,,,,,,,,y,,,,i,.,,,,-i. V , ef- We r'f ,,1..,,.t,..,.,1. 'W ,,... , ' ,H , ...Xi , i'E 7 i 'f i'f f 'W' , f i 1m.,f 0-.W-W 1 . i k...,,t-.. ,: ., ,- ,,.,, , , . , - -- W- M s , ..,, .u..,,,..,1.,.M,,.,,M.,.,...z,.,,,..,,.1. , ,.f,,WQ.,.,,,,. -' EW..M.,..,..,.M,,,.,..,,s,,.Ag,..c.,M-.,,...,.i..,.,L.,.,L,,....L,,,..r,,,,,,,g,,, G Helping Dress-up out their class on Day, Rhonda Dennis and Shere Carpenter put their -I .... ,Wad-,: ' + ' V I , 3 ,fwyffi-0 f ' W I -,-.-W.W, , U 1 . , . 5 , X - 'ff .f t ' in 'T ' ' 'V I 0 U ' , , - V ' 'WYMQQ Ai an if -- , , ' S4 ff-fm, x 4? ' I 3? B. 3 t,,, .I J' 41 1 1 . ,V yt Sw J! 4 R - ,,., books down in their usual lunchtime spot.

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Homecoming And Halloween Pair For Eewit hin Beginnings The same as all the years gone before. Yes! and No! Outwardly the float competitions, not- so-subtle egg wars, court presentation, and the main street parade could have been reincarna- tions of years long past. Jack Montgomery, the assembly speaker and former Lumberjack, was not exempt from the spir- it of Halloween. Perhaps 1986 HOMECOMIHCI QUEEN Suzanne Souter is crowned by Princi- pal Wayne King. She was escorted by her father, fomier Lumber- jack Ted Souter. , C slss .sii sess . .ii S.i.ggi.xV:i.fgi. i.i.l 1.1.1451-1 rs lv' gg ir A il. 5 f g. i ts-s S '. is 1 V sl ' -llsi ' ix - ii . - , 1 5 . I ' si -I '-- , . X. , X X. I 3 . X g ,Q i ' -i--f --- . I k,-i kL ' i-'. .L S ' I as COURT: Sonya Tyler, Veronica Moore, Ceca Totty, Trena Williams, Suzanne Souter, Jeri Stewart, D'Shundra Flanigan, Kim Strother, and Cassandra Jennings. ESCORTS: Baine Smith, George Sals- berry, Chris McDonald, Ronald Rhone, Tim Stampley, Tim Roath, Tumekious Robinson, Brian Driskill, and Kenneth Washington. his eyes were truly be- witched as he saw im- ages of Suzanne Souter mingle with that of her mother. Time became warped toward other Sl-IS homecomings in the darkened auditorium. But the old gave way to the new theme, lt's Only the Beginning. . . . Senior Clay Rabom said, What made this year dif- ferent was the fact that I really felt that I had ti end my senior year as i winner. Up till now ther had always been anothe year. Mr. Montgomery en couraged all students ti find pride and enjoymen in school. I want you te realize that SHS is giving you more, without de manding a retum, thai anything else you'll eve find in life, he said. i 5 S f S ii .. .S