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

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Vocational Clubs of America W.. tang ... i i l I P , Colophon The theme of the 1988 Comet is Piecing it Togeth- er. Four hundred and twenty I five books were printed by Walsworth Publishing in Mar- celine Missouri and sold at costs of S525 and S27 Dave Murray was our very patient representative DavisfPack rapher The Comet has 248 pages and is printed on 8014? enamel gloss There is one signature of special stock Adobe tan and onesignature offour col or photography The body copy is 12 point Optima and captions are in 8 point type D vision pages are in 14 point Headlines are set in 36 42 48 54 60 and 72 point in various typefaces. ' Sub headlines are in 18 and 24 point. Tool lines are used in two .f ... Cindy Hope .1 11:51 .W .,., .fs Erik Swafford dresses for the occasion while he works on top ten percent pic- tures during the last deadline. The late hour must have affected him! Hope Veronica LeBlanc takes time between classes to touch up her make-up in the girls' restroom. Crowds flocked to the restroom between classes. point and four point and black screens are used in 2006 and 3O0fo. The cover is an original by Tracy Whitfield in forest green and sunflower gold with a lami- nated finish. Staff Editor: Lisa Berry Co-editor: Holly Bramel Bus. Mgr.: Harold Shray Ads Editor: Nita Simmons Org. Editor: Chad Pifer Photo Editors: Cindy Hope and Brian Linn People Editor: Erik Swafford. Sports Editor: Mike Horton. Staff: Felicia Bunting, Melody Case, Kim Ferrell, Rosalyn Goston, Colette Miller, Laura Miller, and Keith Wheeler. Artists: Treva Peyton and Tracy Whitfield. Support Staff: Karen Shumaker. Advisor: Mrs. Karen Lowery The Comet staff would like to extend a special thanks to . .. ... Tracy Whitfield for design- ing the yearbook cover and staff sweatshirt. ...Treva Peyton for last minute artwork. ... Coach Runyan for all his help on the index. Mr. Barnes for his special support of our efforts. . . . Mrs. Gresham for helping us keep our finances organized. . . . Ms. Ryder-Eckert for our fi- nal deadline feast! . . . Mrs. Miller for help with all those lists. ... Mrs. Harton and Mrs. McClungfor always being help- ful. . . . Mrs. Henderson for the use of her entire roll of packing tape. ... all our teachers for their flexibility during deadlines. ...Karen Shumaker for typing, proofing, cropping, pasting, and being Lisa's moral support. . . . Mrs. Lowery for her eternal optimism and support. . . . Mrs. Lowery's classes for tol- erating our interruptions. . . . Kristi Kyzer for her news- letter graphics. ...the art department for de- signing our stationery. ...Ken Berry for the confetti and the copy sheets. I I I . l ' - i was the professional photog I , . I I I I I Colophon 245

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Wadley, Tim 5, 99 Wagner, joseph 83, 147 Wagner, Traci 56, 165 Waid, Billy 41,182, 183 Waleszonia, Kelly 147 Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Wallace Catrice 31, 165 Deryl 147 Kristi 75, 147, 195 Misty 185 Tommy 165 Ronnie 72 147 Walls, Sean 185 I rdgf ZX. Ward, Kevin 166 l 2 4 Warren, Angela 185 Washington, Dante 166 Washington, Uyless Wasson, Susan Watkins, Ronald 185 Watkins, Tiffany 185 Watson, Cleveland Watson, Derek 148 Watson, Larry 166 Watson, Stacy 185 Watson, Tonya 166 899508 Watts, Stacey 185 Wayson, Kelly 185 Weaver, joann 185 Webb, Carol 148 Webb, Fifi 166 Weeks, Roger Weideman, Bruce 55 Welch, jason 27, 73, 147, 148 Wesley, Shawn Wheeler, Keith 80, 136 Wheeler, Robert Whiotworth, Mark White, Antoinette 185 White, Brian 185 White, Elizabeth 144 White, julian 148 White, Roslyn 166 Whitfield, Tracy 166 Whitworth, Mark 166 Wiggs, Carolyn 185 Wilbern, Stephanie 132, 148 Wilkerson, Aaron 63, 147, 185 Wilkerson, Erik 40 Williams, Brenda 185 Williams, Bridgette 185 Williams, Caren 166 Williams, Chester 185 Williams, Chris 185 Williams, Dale 166 Williams, Derrick 149 Williams, Desean 167 Williams, Georgia Williams, Glynn Williams, Kaiyam 167 Williams, Kim 7, 167 Williams, Kimberly Williams, Latunya 185 Williams , Lavette 149 Williams, Lee Williams, Lisa 149 Williams, Mark 185 Williams, Michael Williams, Pamela 185 Williams Williams Williams Williams , Phyllis , Robert , Steve 185 Steven Wllliamsj Wayne Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Derrick 185 Felecia Kevin 185 Norman 185 Steve 185 244 Index Wilson, Steven 32, 33, 149, 150 Wine, Tammy 149 Winston, Eric Winston, LaSonya 54, 63, 167 Withers, Chris 167 Withers, Shalonda Wood, Rhonda Woods, john 149 Woods, Marcy 79, 167 Woods, Stacy 185 Woodward, Tommy 150 Workman, Tony 167 Works, Felecia 185 Wright, Carla 167 Wright, Chris 185 Yancey, Karla 123, 150 Yancey, Kimberly 150 Yarberry, DeeAnn 150 Yarberry, Elizabeth Yarberry, Melissa 167 Young, james Youngblood, Terri 185 Zeigler, Kelly 167 Science Club - Row 1: Dexter Bunting, Felecia Bunting, Monica johnson, Gob- rielle Fair. Row 2: Tracey Smith, Ronnie Wallace, Terrence Cobbs, Shendanna Boykin, jackie Smith. Row 3: Tim johnson, Cheryl Lancaster, Derrick Watson. Student Council - Row 1: Mrs. Shoptaw, Gwen Moncrief, Lynette Linsy, Gob- rielle Fair. Row 2: Leah Pennington, Monica johnson, Felecia Bunting, jill Gough, Leann Adams, Laura Miller. Row 3: Chris Maloch, Neal Harwell, Aaron Glass, Donovan Somers, Rochelle Abernathy, Sheree Nicks. Row 4: james King, Kim Ferrell, Kelly Tolefree, jenel Tolefree, Lang Kirshberger, Dean Lewis, jackie Smith. Row 5: Shawn Davis, Andrea Porter, Ken Wilson, Debra johnson, Enrica Randall, Beatrice Hansberry, Levetra Williams. Row 6: Tiffany McClendon, Tony Francis, Netra Rosby, Andrea Rainey. TAG - Row 1: Erik Swatford, Caroline Breashears, Mrs. Whitfield, Kim Williams, Colette Miller. Row 2: Neal McElroy, Tracy Whitfield, Kristi Kyzer, jennifer jones, Karen Shumaker, Lisa Berry. Row 3: Kevin Coker, Rusty Pifer, Mitch Gates, Erica Logan, David Hartsell, Suvikki Honkkila. Row 4: Lang Kirshberger, Keith Wheeler, Larry Thompson, David Godfrey, Kriston Milligan, Keith Couch. Row 5: Steven Kirshberger, Treva Peyton, Michael Cole. yiiv 5- g ' . at r ii ' v -H I V an A W 7 F f Iii flf l it ' ... . I V YI I lv K , A I . Yearbook Slaff - Row 1: Holly Bramel, Lisa Berry, Row 2: Harold Shray, Nita Sim- mons, Mike Horton, Chad Pifer, Erik Swafford, Cindy Hope, Brian Linn. Row 3: Felecia Bunting, Keith Wheeler, Melody Case, Colette Miller, Kim Ferrell, Ro- salyn Goston, Laura Miller.

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Pieced Together lditor Some people thought this year would never come. Others thought it would never end. Sorting through a world of changes created a new outlook at Mills, and we made known our place in the big picture of the district. After eighteen years of tradition and status quo, Mills slowly accepted change and worked to develop a more positive image, both within the school and in the community. Through the trial and error method, I think the administration helped us all with the changes and helped us to remember who we are - Mills High, said Brian Linn. Day after day, events came together to form a full year. Hard work, patience, and communication were the glue that held the pieces in place. 246 Closing