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

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if-A' :FT ' R f 2- -s l :gf F .31 t ' V i f -1,-. 1 me at v, .4 xg-5 1 '--- E, .isekxsrii 1' Lawanda Franklln - Drill Team 10,11,12 captainp Senior Cabinet5 FHA 105 junior Cabinet5 FBLA 10,11,125 Teacher Aide. Tanya French - FHA 10,11 vice pres.5 FBLA 10,11 Hist. 125 CYC 10,115 Art Club 10. Stacy Gall - FBLA 10,12. fVlltCl'l Gates - Life Preservers 105 CYC 'lop TAG 'l0,'l'l,'l2. Tamara Gentry - Drama Club 11, 12 pres.5 NHS 10,11,125 Quill and Scroll 125 Lit. Magazine Staff 125 Girl's State5 Choir 10,11 All-Region. james Gill- DECA11,12. Wade Gilliam - Football 1o,11, Art Club 10,115 French Club 105 FBLA 'l0. Kerry Gilson -VlCA10,11,12 soo- retary. Tara Glvens - Student Council 105 Orchestra 10,115 NHS 10,11,125 Los Amigos 10,115 Mu Alpha Theta 115 Op- eration Cutback 10,115 BETA 125 Youth in Government 10,11. Robert Gordon - Track 1o,11, FHA 115 FBLA 115 VICA 105 Drama Club 'l'l. Books, Books, And More Books Colette Miller Staff Shhhh! The familiar sound of rustling papers and shuf- fling feet can be heard en- tering the library. Students have been there before, so many times. Those famous words are repeated over and over again They don't have the book l need. Oh, the dreary thoughts of be- ing closed up in a room full of books, with a constant ringing in your ears from the silence. These things just men- tioned are all too common to those who have been there. The most visited places, besides the school li- brary, are UALR and the public libraries. By the time a student is a senior, they will know the people at the desk on a first name basis. Going to UALR library is fun because l can meet and talk to my friends, Tamiea Rosby said. There is a downside to li- braries. They are like huge banks that constantly take deposits. These deposits come in the form of money for the overdue books, and in the form of dimes used for making copies of pages, usually helpful in doing re- search papers. Many stu- dents have been faced with this traumatic experience of having to owe money to the library. Libraries are an educa- tional experience, as well as a monetary experience be- cause it seems like any time I check out a book I have to pay for it, Keith Couch said. Seniors 129

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Danny Fagone - VICA 11, DECA 12. Crobrielle Fair - FBLA 10 rep., 11 Historian, 12 vice pres.5 BETA 115 Stu- dent Council 11 rep., 12 sec.5 Who's Who Among American H,S, Students5 NHS 125 Girl's State, Senior Cabinet5 Po- litical Animals 12. Charles Ferrell- Art Club 10,115 cvc 10,115 FADD 10,11,125 VICA 12 pres.5 Senior Cabinet. jake Finch - Art club 11, cvc 10, Spanish Club 11. Danny Fithen - Paper Staff 12, CYC 10,115 VICA 115 Library Aide, Choir 105 FBLA 105 Art Club 10. Larry Fleming -Track 10,115CYC 10,115 FBLA 10,125 VICA 115 Senior Cab- inet. Anthony Flowers - Arr Club 10,11,12, FHA 10,11,12. Deanna Flowers - Bakery 11,125 FHA 10. - K . 5.44 rl Muawff' A The Senior Cabinet holds an important meeting in the school library. Many clubs hold meetings in the library when they don't have enough room in a classroom. 128 People Brian Linn Kristi McCoy and Holly Bramel pile books in their arms as they leave on their way to the library. Many students go to the library when working on reports or research papers.

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Billy Cioston - TraCk5 vlcA. Tammy Green - VICA 11,12 vice pres.5 FBLA5 Band 105 CYC5 Metro. Marinka Ciudelz - BETA 125 FBLA 125 Open Door Club 12. Donna Hadley. Knoxle Hall - Football 10,11,125 FBLA 10,11,125 Student Council 12 vice pres.5 Senior Cabinet pres.5 Fire Mar- shall 10,11,125 FHA 105 CYC 10,115 Biol- ogy Club 11. Beatrice Hansberry - FBLA 10,11,125 CYC 10,115 Student Council 125 Senior Cabinet. Thurrell Harris - Track 115 FBLA 11,125 VICA 115 King's Club 125 Football 10. Brian Heavener - Football 10,11,125 FBLA 105 VICA 125 FCA 10,11,12. Karla Heffington - BETA 10,11,125 CYC 105 NHS 125 Quill and Scrollg Paper Staff 125 Who's Who Among American H.S. Students. joseph Henry. '1 1 .:,. .. 932 new ' 24, t a , 0 If I Could Be King For A Day . . . Erik Swafford Staff Everybody wants to rule the world and wouldn't it be nice if you could for a day? World ruler is such a presti- gious position that you could do anything your heart desires. You could or- der all the Chinese or French food you want. You could have a parade in your honor. lt would be rockin', john Mclvlorran said. As world ruler, you would 130 People have power over all the armies of the world. You would have a huge, beauti- ful castle on the edge of the sea, and a private jet to take you anywhere. l'd have all the money, Mitch Gates said. You would have the whole world in your hands and you could order a few icebergs to be dropped in the desert or have a famous singer serenade your din- ner. f'All the world would be a lower class under the Di- vine right of Kevin. I would be the ultimate Anti-christ, Kevin Coker said. Whatever you decide to do with the world, it would still be a big responsibility to shoulder. Your decisions would affect the billions of people in the world so you would have to think careful- ly. Still, after careful consid- eration, who wouldn't want to rule the world? lt would be one day you would never forget. 'MPMU