Tarrant High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Tarrant, AL)

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O I wucowr DC TION LTINDU i CLl1BSl-Dl-LA ERIC 1985-1986 The thrill of victory overwhelmed those who were involved in the 1985- 86 Opening ond Closing teom, The Vocotionol lndustriol Clubs of America cruised into first place or store competi- tion in Montgomery, ond took third ploce ot notionols in Phoenix, Arizono. They olso received outstanding club ot both competitions. At store competition, Jennifer Kilgore wos elected Vice Presi- dent for the stote. Members were: S. Pitts, N. White, D. Simmons, M. White, J. Kilgore, M. Dumois, S. Glozner, ond M. Box. Mr. Feenker, sponsor of VICA, sold I wos very proud of my kids ond the greot job they did, Torront High wos represented well. VICA begon of THS in 1978, ond future successes will be bosed on the history mode todoy, The thrilling history mode by the 85-86 Opening ond Clos- ing teom will be o high set goo! for the fufure teoms to shoot for. 7

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'31 A All 'VL' 100 ond whdtlrlgg L,,L r ,VV Qx V EK' to l On Merch 651986, the Torront High School Anotomy closs, under the direction of Mrs, Smith, sponsored the onnuol blood drive. The blood drive wos held in order to collect blood for the Red Cross ond locol hospitols. Seventy-six pints of blood were collected from students, foculfy ond others in the community. r The Red Crossfsuppiied nurses and for the blood cQl lec4 l tion. Mony students were also-gbinihand to help, i Denlse Ellis sold, Working in the blood drive wos worthwhile knowing the many people who will benefit, not to mention the fun we hodf' 6 Ns... A-.H sn ,Mx X J , lls-L V' ' J ri ws H' si. 1 , i, With dll this attention, l'll give more often, Friendly persuasion,

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lt's Sup-Sup-Suppertimel . . A ond lools whot's on the menu! 1 . . .o dog singing for his supper, 2. . . o brother ond sister forever ot eoch other's throots, 3. . .o misfit who never gets o volentine, 4, . . o flirty, hoppy go- luclsy rope-jumper. 5 . . 4 ond o piono prodegy thot would emboross Liber- oce, Mix with o chorus ond plenty of loughter, music, ond donce, ond you've got the 1086 Hit Spring Musicol, You're A Good Mon Chorlfe Brown. Everyone fell in love with Milse Trommell os Chorlie Brownp convinc- ing os the school misfit. Amy Wollser QLucyj hommed it up while singing to Schroeder in her high-pitched nosol voice, The ouditorium wos filled with music from Keith Mortin's CSchroeder'sj piono. Dovid Veol's CLinus'j chorming number My Blonlset ond Me mode everyone wont to hug the molodjusted little boy. A unique twist in the costing wos Peppermint Potty, ployed by our own peppery, zony, confident, Tom- my Hinesf' Sup-Sup-5uppertime wos the grond finole to the hilorious ploy presented by students of Torront High School. Greg Bowers fSnoopyQ soid thot singing Suppertime wos his fovorite port of the ploy becouse it mode everyone loughf' The chorus ployed o key role in this successful ploy. As chorus member Julie Porsons soid, l'When you con't find your prop, thot's when you oct. Youre A Good Mon Charlie Brown will be remembered os one of the T.H.S, dromo deportments best ploys ever! 33:9 i 'l 'f f. Y,..W, .i 3 sci A .. Q.-W-1 , 1 ,... Q i iw 12 1 'Ts i Cf 1 T gr X fm g N f .fl