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

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Q- .5 eff, .. X X f 159. A he X . , 9' 'ai Ph? r lr ' - ,. ,1..1 . Carol Loring-rBLA1o,11,12,rHA 10,11, CYC 10,11, Band 10,11, Senior Cabinet. Randy Lovelace - Basketball 10,11,12, FBLA 10,11, VICA 12, FHA. Brad Marshall -Football 10,11,12, Baseball 10,11,12, Senior Cabinet, Fire Marshall 12, CYC 10, FHA 12, FBLA 12. Sheila lViElf'TlI'l - Open Door Club 12, treas., Teacher's Aide 10, BETA 12, Senior Cabinet. Steven Matlock - FBLA 10, cvc 10, Choir 12. William McClain - Baseball 10,11,12. Bob McCoig - VlCA10. Kristy McCoy - Cosmetology 1'l,12,VlCA 'l'l,'l2 rep., Band 'l0,'l'l,'l2, Flagline 10,11,12 capt., Choir 10, BETA 'l'l. Sonny McCumpsey - VICA 10,11, BETA 12, Football 11, Auto Me- chanics 11,12. Scott lVlCEl'itlI'E - Drama Club 'l0,'l'l,'l2, FBLA 'l'l,'l2 rep., CYC 10,'l'l, Baseball 10,11, Open Door Club 12 pres., Political Animals, Close-Up 12, Senior Cabinet. Birds Of A Feather. . . Keith Wheeler Staff Wanted: Help in life. Must be likeable, and have the courage to stick through thick and thin. A call for help that needs to be answered. What could be loyal and likable? Who could this help be? That's easy, the help comes in the familiar form of a best friend. Best friends are some- one who's stuck with you E foralong time.They are one in a thousand. I'd never do anything to hurt any of my best friends, Kevin Coker said. What makes a best friend? What makes someone wor- thy of secrets? There's a lot more to a best friend than just someone to act crazy with and to talk to. 'IA best friend will stick with you. They will put up with your bad habits and praise your good, Lang Kirshberger said. A best friend can be someone you've known forever or someone that you've just met. As long as there are the important qualities of trust and understanding, a best friend can be almost any- one. All that it takes to be a best friend is loyalty. A best friend will always stand with you. There's not many like that. They are very impor- tant, joe Wagner said. Seniors 137

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nun-......... Ellen Lester - VICA 11 trees., FBLA 12, FHA 10,11,12. Anita Lewis - FHA 10, FBLA 10, VlCA11,12. Dean Lewis - Student Council 12, Band 10,115 DECA 125 Principal Adviso- ry Committee 12. leremy Lewis - DECA 11,12 pres. Michael Lewis-FBLA 10,125 FHA 10,11,125 Biology Club 105 CYC 10. Brian Linn - Annual Staff 11,12 photo editor5 BETA 10,11,125 NHS 125 Quill and Scroll 11,125 CYC 10,115 Cpen Door Club 125 Senior Cabinet5 Drama Club 12. Lynette Lmsy - Student Council 10,11,12 pres.5 Senior Cabinet vice pres.5 FHA vice pres. 125 Basketball 10,11,125 FBLA 115 CYC 10,115 Queen's Club 115 Who's Who 11. Stephanie Linus - FBLA 10,11,12 pres.5 VICA 12 vice pres.5 BETA 125 Se- nior Cabinet5 Art Club 105 Library Aide 105 Teacher's Aide 105 Counselor Aide 10. A proud group of seniors display the funeral Lang Kirshberger and Keith Wheeler spend much wreath given to our arch-rival, McClellan Comet time together inventing new creative problems to Pride lives On! solve This can be more fun than the solution' 136 People

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Willie McFerguson. john McMorran - rumor Cabi- net5 Senior Cabinet5 Golf 125 BETA 10,11,125 King's Club 11,125 CYC 10,115 Band 10,115 Student Advisory 12. Ryan McMurray - King's Club 125 Choir 125 CYC 105 Counselor Aide 125 Library Aide 125 Boy's State. Suzanne Melton - Paper Staff 11,125 Lit. Magazine Staff 125 Drama Club 11,125 Quill and Scroll 11,125 Stu- dent Council 10,125 lunior Cabinet5 Se- nior Cabinet. Marlene Michael. Cheryl lVllllGl' - Senior Cabinet5 FBLA 11,125 D.E. 115 FHA 115 Counselor Aide 10. Colette Miller - TAG 10,11,12, FBLA 10,125 Senior Cabinet5 Care Com- mittee 10,125 Ark. Rep. Theater 105 Broadcasting 105 BETA 10,11,125 NHS 10,11,12 Asst. Sec.5 CYC 10. . J... 5: H, E 2 1 'P 4 -we 'f N 2' , .. ,W 3,4 ,ts , , ...ag , , 1 1 -fi: , 1 f 'sw-93? l 'T 4'-3 z 'f f l ..: ,g. . 1 A . . ,,.,ts v. 'W s-Liqgg,-xr ff fa- .: ,f'- ,- ' T - Drill Team 125 FBLA 10,125ArtClub105DramaClub 12. Geoffrey Mobarak - FBLA 115 DECA 125 CYC 105 Who's Who Among American H.S. Students. Gwen Moncrief - student Council 10,11,12 treas.5 FBLA 10,11,125 Senior Cabinet5 COE 125 Lit. Magazine Staff 11,125 CYC 10,115 Teacher Aide 125 Choir 10. 'FF -0 1' ,. ' ,r . X' 4' w' f' af, .4 ...ve z ,. .,..v'. V ., ,p..,.,,,. -4:1 L. i The Price Cf Graduating Erik Swafford Staff lt's that time of year again! Time to start thinking about summer: Where should you go? What should you do? Who should you go with? What should you look like? What kind of bathing suit should you buy? How much sunscreen should you put on? These and many other intellectually challenging ttry mind-bogglingj ques- tions approach you as you think about the summer. But as a senior, there are many things that must be done before you can have 138 People fun in the sun. Graduation precedes the beginning of summer vaca- tion and many preparations must be made before you can start baking yourself in the sun. You have to order your graduation stuff and oh, is it fun! Ordering announce- ments can be such a tedious task that I kept putting it off until the last minute, Co- lette Miller said. The list is endless: You have your little announce- ments to send to family and friends, your name cards to trade with everybody in school, your memory book to write personal thoughts in but for everybody to see, your senior key for some strange reason, your thank you notes to send to the people who give you all the moolah , and of course your cap and gown of which your head must be mea- sured. Through it all, how- ever, you find some added inspiration. When we started order- ing our graduation an- nouncements, it made grad- uation feel so close and so real, Kelly Tolefree said.