Wilbur D Mills High School - Comet Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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,Q ,, .L ,,,, Q 3. 7' ll. Fu 1 its i, . ri, rx jon Ballard - VICA 10,11,125 F001- ball 10. Fredrick Banks. Kim Barkins - Basketball 10,11,125 Student Council5 Senior Cabinet5 VICA. Tracy Basinger - VICA 105 Auto Mechanics 115 DECA 12. Michael Baugh - VICA 11 vice pres. 12. Michael Bennett - Basketball 10,115 FBLA 105 Choir 10,115 Senior Cab- inet5 VICA. Katrina Berry. l..lS3 Berry - Annual Staff, org. editor 10, Co-Editor 11, Editor 125 Governor's School 115 Girl's State 115 National Honor Society 10,11,125 BETA 10,11, vice pres. 125 junior Cabinet5 Senior Cabinet5 Quill and Scroll 11,12. ls it brain damage? Karla Yancey and Kim Marshall Kevin Coker exhibits a confused, dazed expres- show offtheir jammies and fuzzy friends for Pa- sion in TAC that may have been a result of all the jama day as Mills celebrated Homecoming Week. tests and homework he has done over the years. Seniors 123

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Tracy Adams - Choir 10,125 Art 10. Shaunda Alexander - Senior Cabinet, junior Cabinet, FBLA 10,11,12g Homecoming 12, BETA 10,11,12, COE 12, FHA 10. Renata Allen - FHA 10,115 FBLA 12g Art Club 10. Anthony Anderson. jennifer Archer - Cheerleader 10,11 capt. 12, Paper Staff 12, Quill and Scroll 11,125 Senior Cabinet, Home- coming Maid 12, Student Council 10,115 Literary Magazine Staff 11, junior Cabi- net. Adrian Austin - FBLA 10,115 FHA 11, vicA 12. Cynthia Austin -FHA 11, Choir 12, Art 12. A Rosalyn Austin. Shawn Baker - VICA10,11,12. Shonda Baker - FHA 10, vicA 11,125 Metro 11,1ournalism 12. r A f. X i hlb ' .1 , , M . J. , ef.. f . W1 QM 4 A f-, M rr 1 5 6 1 E A , -1 4 ,.. . . -vrjbt, ' N 454 .1 ef I . F X4 , 'mir X - g N 1 19 N Ji ,W ia WW ga lf' 4 4-f Q Q 1 ar .E l Suffering from Brain Damage Erik Swafford Staff You never expected it to happen to you. You thought you were immune to such trivial afflictions, but then all of a sudden with one quick blow, it strikes! It's brain damage and it happens to the best of us. Once you be- come a senior, it becomes more and more visible. Brain damage may or may not be a side effect of Sen- ioritis which has plagued seniors for years. Tests have shown positive. I fried all my brain cells studying for my semester exams!! Lori Pennington 122 People said. Brain damage comes when you least expect it, for instance while you are writ- ing a paper you might spell dog, D-O-Cr-E, or cat, K-A- T. Scientists have pondered all over the world, but they have only come up with a few clues to its origin. It seems to begin in late junior high when you actually be- gin to learn something and everything you learn is sim- ply being repeated. Your mind begins to become muddled and confused. You begin to forget things like how to tie your shoes or that two plus two equals four. You begin to think bonjour is Spanish for what's your name? All the homework has twisted my brain back and forth so that I probably can't spell my name right, Stephanie Wilbern said. Every year millions of Sen- iors become brain dead by the time graduation comes around. It's a tragic ailment and despite a few rare re- coveries, for most seniors it is inevitable. There's only one way to deal with it, graduate! Mf- rs

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Stacey Bodeker - VICA 12, FBLA 105 Cosmetology 12. Darren Boner - Baseball 10, FCA 10,11,125 FBLA 10,11,125 VICA 1o,11,12, Football 105 Band 10, All-Region5 Stu- dent Council5 Spanish Club 10,11. Leslie Boone - FBLA 10, Queen's Club 115 FHA 105 Band 10,11,125 Student Council Representative. Shendanna Boykin - Paper Staff, News Editor 125 Spanish Club 11,12 reporter5 FHA 10 rep.5 Senior Cabinet5 Drama Club 125 Art Club 10. T. Nellie Bratton - FBLA 1o,11,12, cvc 10,115 BETA 12, FHA 11, cos 12. Caroline Breashears - Band All-State, All-Region 10,11,125 Paper 'i Staff 10,11 News Editor 12, Co-Editor5 A Governor's School5 Girl's State5 Close- ,, ABB x ,-1 ig if fr: :ik g :X Up Shadow Program 115 lunior Cabinet 5 17 'x Q i, treas.5 Senior Cabinet5 Quill and Scroll ,gg , if ff' 1 i 11,12. ki' if A ll ,FZ ff' 3 is 3 0 4 ,, Paul Brewer. Robbie Britton - close-up 12, i.5ggf'l g p Political Animals 125 FBLA 125 Spanish i Club 115 Football 105 Senior Cabinet5 ff UV i ' pq Band 10. 'C I A, A true Comet's favorite colors are green and gold. Stephanie Linus looks professional in gray and Rusty Pifer and Scott McEntire show their spirit white while Gobrielle Fair goes for the wild look by wearing the school colors at a football game. wearing jams as they contrast their colors, 124 People