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

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Tara Parrish - FHA 1011 Sec Homecoming Maid 10,11, Basketball 1011' Senior Cabinet' FBLA 11' BETA Eric Pennington - VlCA11,12, Football 1O,12, Track 10,11,12. Leah Pennington - FBLA , 10,11,12 sec., Political Animals 12 pres., Senior Cabinet, Student Council 12, Pa- per Staff 11,12, junior Cabinet, Lori Pennington - Paper Staff 10,11,12 editor, Tennis 10,11,12, Who's Who, Political Animals 12 vice pres., Student Council 10,11. jimmy Perkins - VICA 12. Tommy Persson - Football 12, King's Club 12, Close-Up 12. z Treva Peyton - BETA 1o,11,12, Art Club 10,11,12 vice pres., FBLA 12, Cheerleader 10,11,12 co-capt., Gover- nor's School, Girl's State, Open Door Club 12, junior Cabinet, Kirk Pierce - BETA 11, FBLA 10, DECA 12, King's Club 12, Senior Cabi- f net, Fire Marshall 10, Biology Club 10. Melody Case, jessica Roenne, and other seniors Gobrielle Fair gathers all the necessary pamphlets mash together on the bleachers as they show sup- and instruction books to register for the ACT stan- port for the Comet football players and have fun dardized test. These forms were available in the doing so. Counselor's office. 140 People A X. me wwe- mmf mv - swam i ,, A-f ' : ui.,.H':sf. . . . M , 9 q. , ,, , i ,,,, N, - ,e X , I 7. i . ,J .1

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