Van Buren High School - Pointer Yearbook (Van Buren, AR)

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reblettes participate in Homecoming festivities by singing the theme song Time in a BottIe. Left to right are Teresa Glass, Donna Whitmire, Becky Noel, Students take pride in participation sa Buren students participate in political activities with Attorney General Bill Clinton during a rally at Lake Lou Emma. Enjoyment 13

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,wi -as ws . -i f' . 1 . . ..r , ... if E. x 5 4 Above: Junior Craig Hobson practices his outstanding piano talents in the leisure of his home. Right: Juniors Lucy Kelley, Bob Edwards, and Donald Atkinson decorate their float for the 1978 Home- coming mini-parade. The theme was A Time for Keeping. lndividuality airs interests Dedication, willingness, ability! Expres- sion of interest in Pointer land. lndividuality gives its own sense of pride to the campus of VBHS. lVlusic makes up a large part of students' mental attitudes. Senior Jimmy Kelly is really ready to boogie with anybody who walks by. Band members, music students, and other individuals participate in musical activities. Sports adds to the high spirits of other VBHS students. Coach Don Dixon's pep Q K it I-f A vit? ' x xl if O talks, Senior tailback Mark Douglas and his lightning legs, and of course the thrill of achieving a win in any game. Academics also plays a great role in the individual student. College-bound students preparing themselves for real adult-life outside of student life. Speaking foreign languages, learning to type and cope with everyday business affairs. lndividuality remains from the begin- ning of life at VBHS, through graduation, and even past our 10-year reunions. . t ! EfEs 1 Senior Betsy Ballard works on increasing her speed on one of forty new IBM Selectric typewriters purchased this year. Enjoyment