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

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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

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