Springhill High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Springhill, LA)

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Miss Lumbeqjack 1987 l Pushing it to the limit, Tony S I 1 S Jennings, Curtecia Epps, and I I 0 Nicholas Johnson sing, Up Where We Belong! Wwe Senior beauties await the announcement of the winner. Melanie Mclienzie

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A New Orleans scence forms the backdrop for 6 6 Q Even the Nlghts Arc Better' The 1987 Miss Lum- berjack Pageant was as elaborate as they come. With the theme Even the Nights Are Better and a backdrop of the New Orlean's French Quarter, the auditorium stage was transformed into a magical, enchant- ing setting for this year's yearbook beauties. The theme song Even the Nights Are Better was performed by Chris McDonald and Lori Bowles. Retuming to the stage, Lori Bowles sang Everywhere l Go. Sophomore beauty Kim Strother entertained the crowd by singing You Needed Me. Chris Mc- Donald sang the gospel hit I Want to Change made popular by Buss Taff. The Next Time I Fall in Love was per- fomied by Angie Moore and Jeff Cheney. Steven Carroll sang Sandi Patti's Face to Faith. Curtecia Epps, Nicholas Johnson, and Tony Jennings also entertained with Love Life Us Up. The Princess of Lum- berjack land was Nata- sha Hughes, and Miss Lumberjack for 1987 was Suzanne Souter. Living up to her expectations is Princess of Lumberjack Land, Angie Moore singing Words Natasha Hughes. Get ln the Way. A 'Qin is W C .wry is

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Dreams, cokes, and popcorn add up to Shared Memories The sparkle and glitter of the stage presentation is not all there is to the Miss Lumberjack pag- eant. There are many days of work involved. Building and decorating the stage, adjusting the lights, and for the girls- finding the perfect dress. l never thought finding the 'perfect dress' could be such a headache and trying experience. l must have tried on 50 dresses all ending up being too big, too long, or just plain ole' ugly. But finally once caught my eye and now it's hanging in my closet, remarked Me- lanie McKenzie. lt is a great privilege to be elected as a yearbook beauty. As Karla Moore stated, l feel honored. Those who made this possible for me are spe- cial. We have all shared dreams, disappoint- ments, cokes and pop- corn. These special times will leave us with many memories. l'm thankful that l can add this honor to my collec- tion of memories. Preparations for the pageant were chaotic. 'Garlands of streamers hung across auditorium seats, lavender paint dot- ted the faces of stage workers, mikes hummed with frenetic perfor- mance jitters. But finally, pieces began to fall into place and the show be- gan-another in a long tradition of Miss Lumber- jack pageants. 2 6 ' Scott Shamblin and Jeff The Jazz band keeps the audi Cheney remain calm back ence entertained stage.