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12/11/08 01:23 PM	#9
Lisa Humbert Hello Fellow Classmates, Our fellow classmate and friend, Shasta Cook Wooten loss her eldest sister, Ms. Cassandra Perkins on Saturday, December 6, 2008. Cassandra leaves behind (1) son and several grandchildren. She was a 1981 graduate of Lee High School. Join me in praying for Shasta and the rest of the Robinson family during their time of loss. We love you Shasta, God bless.

12/22/08 01:47 PM	#10
Mary Morrow (Williams) WISHING ALL MY CLASSMATES AND THEIR FAMILIES A BLESS HOLIDAY SEASON...LOVE YOU ALL LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ALL....BE SAFE.

12/30/08 11:00 AM

#11

Alesia Robinson

Merry Belated-CHRISTmas to all and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Much Love frome the Robinson-Jones Fam-. Love you all I pray we all make it to the 25th.

NOTE: If you are going to pray, don't worry; if you are going to worry, don't pray. It's all in GOD'S Hand.

God Is My Everything Video

12/30/08 04:37 PM

#12

Shasta Cook (Wooten)

Hello Fellow Classmates,

It's been a rough 25 years, but God's grace has kept me thru it all. My husband passed in 2002. We had only one child during our 15 and a half years of marraige. I've been thru a couple of jobs here and there (been jobless) but I'm blessed with a great job now. I LOVE WHAT I DO! I am dating again but I don't know how far it will go cuz I've been there done that marriage thang! LOL! I debating on whether or not to come to the 25th cuz my lil brother's getting married that weekend. I miss you guys and really want to see everyone but that's family. That's tough on me. Anyhoo gotta get back to filing. Oh yeah I threw in a few pics. Twin (Michael) check me out. God Bless you all.

Shasta

01/05/09 03:08 PM

#13

Mary Washington (Gibson)

Hello everyone. I hope you all had a wonderful holiday and celebrated the season with Christ as in rembering that Jesus is the reason. As we embark upon a new year for change, we can mark this as an historic moment in time in the election 08 we voted for the first elect black President. In keeping this theme of change, I hope that we all can embark on a new era of change for our own individual lives. The year 2009, a year not only marking change but completion. So whatever you have started in your lives, I admonish you this year to complete your task, goals, dreams.

01/13/09 11:40 PM

#14

Anita Hale (Hale-Wells)

Hi all,

I moved back home two years ago. I have seen a few classmates that I remember and a lot who remember me. Through facebook, I have recently begun correspondence with Manita (Wolfe) Forney-Texas and Evid Fung-Washington, DC. Mildred Carlton-Marianna, Jackie Esau(I don't remember her married name)-Marianna, Denise (Massey) Tucker, Jaqueline Parks-Marianna area, and Ureal Lucky-Forrest City have been in touch with me. We are just slow about getting online. Some plan to attend the reunion and others may not. I think Verna and Carlene are doing a good job with this. I actually found the class of '83 site before I found this one. Micheal, I will pray for you. I have a lot of friends as well as as adopted daughter in the service. Be safe.

01/13/09 11:52 PM	#15
Anita Hale (Hale-Wells) HAPPY BIRTHDAY SHASTA!!!!!!! Love from Anita, David, and Adam.

01/20/09 03:17 PM	#16
Lisa Humbert Shasta, you are getting OLDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!

01/21/09 10:01 AM

#17

Shasta Cook (Wooten)

Lisa you're 3 months out the retirement home yourself. How you gone talk?

02/02/09 01:15 PM

#18

Lisa Humbert

F.Y.I. Did you not know that it was the class of 1984 football team that broke Lee High School (1) game winning streak. Remember, 1980-1982, Lee High School only won (1) game against Memphis Tech only for (3) years in a row. However, in 1983, the class of 1984 football team broke that record by winning over (5) games including homecoming against Helena-West Helena. We almost advanced to the state play-offs, but fail short by a few points by shutting out Blytheville who advanced on successfully. I was really proud of our football team who done such a good job. Go Trojans, Ureal Lucky, Ricky Hardy, Terry Buchanon, Leotis Baker, Quindell Norment, Ocie Conley, Waymond Peer, and many more. If I forgot your name, please forgive me but please do add on to our class history breaking moments.

02/02/09 01:50 PM

#19

Lisa Humbert

F.Y.I. Did you not know that, the class of 1984 cheerleading squad, under the leadership of Lisa Humbert, Shasta Cook, and Marichel Stevenson, won the highest number of awards ever at Lee High School. We advanced on to the grand- finals, received the highest award given for outstanding performance by a varsity squad, the most spirit award(firecracker),plus the congeniality award. No cheerleading squad at Lee High School has ever been that successful. Furthermore, let me add that, we were the only all african american squad to advance so far in the competition at Henderson State University. Rah Rah to the class of 1984 cheerleaders who made our year the most successful one, ever for Lee High School. Shasta Cook, Lisa Humbert, Martha Jackson, Cynthia Nicholson, and Marichel Stevenson.

02/11/09 04:12 PM	#20
John Appleby hello lee senior high best class by far love all u guys can`t wait to see u ladies and gentelmen

02/17/09 03:28 PM	#21
Lisa Humbert F.Y.I. The class of 1984 was the first class to have "class night" instead of "class day" like the other previous classes. It was us that started that trend.

02/17/09 09:24 PM	#22
Jacquelyn Parks Looking forward to seeing all of you. I haven't had the priviledge of seeing most of you in quite a few years. Michael and Marvin: My deepest sympathy and prayers are with you and your family. Sorry for your loss.

03/03/09 06:17 PM	#23
Ronnie Ray Long Jr I missed the last reunion because I was in IRAQ, but have been back about three years or so and would not miss this reunion for the world. As you know each of you have all been special to me. Look forward to seeing every one you.

03/12/09 10:20 AM	#24
Debra Hughes my deepest symathy goes out to the williams family in the loss of their bother Douglas Williams and our classmate.sorry for your loss

03/13/09 05:08 AM

#25

Alesia Robinson

Dito Debra?

Do anybody remember when we use to play dominos and eat chocolate moon pies in Mr. Sander's classroom? I really miss those days. Thinking about all of those gone on before us makes me appreciates each day more and more. "Truth be told" I'm not ready to die, I haven't really lived yet. I spent most of my life raising children and working hard. I really need a vacation. DOn't get me wromg I love my children and thank GOd for being there during the tough times but I just need some me time.

03/13/09 01:56 PM

#26

Lisa Humbert

Oh yeah, I remember those days because I was in Mr. Sanders homeroom with you all.We learned a lot and had lots of fun at the same time, I really miss that kind of stuff. Boy, when I tell some of the students my stories, they are in disbelief. Get this, they (students) can't believe that we had recess breaks K-12th grades because recess stops in elementary school here in Georgia. Also, they can't believe that we walked, unescorted to lunch in middle school and did not have to sit with our teachers. We have to walk our classes to lunch and sit with them because they do not know how to behave themselves. Each and everyday, I feel very proud to say that I received educational learning from the Arkansas School system.

03/15/09 12:25 PM	#27
Jacquelyn Parks I remember those days in Mr. Sanders class also Alesia. I learned how to play dominoes in the 8th grade. Life is precious. Enjoy every moment!

03/15/09 05:07 PM

#28

Alesia Robinson

That's where I learned how to play to Jacquelyn. And Thanks to Mr. Sanders. I woop heads fromm Wisconsin to Mississippi when I'm on the Domino table.
Do you all remember lunch at Lee Sr. High, where you can have hamburger, regular lunch soup or salad. The best cookies and fruits to. Breakfast was good to. We had a choice. What cSchool does that now? We truly had it made. Now my children lunch is cooked on the outside and frozen on the inside. You should see the lunch trays that goes in the garbage.

03/15/09 09:54 PM

#29

Lisa Humbert

Oh yeah, I remember those breakfasts and lunches, they were the "bomb", everything was made from scratch. Those lunch ladies(mostly my grandmother friends) arrived at work at 5:00am to start cooking, now they get there at 7:00am. Boy, I look at those lunches and cry and to think, they actually made me pay for that garbage for my child. Alesia, I must say that the high school lunches are a little bit better but not so healthy. Also, a whole lot more expensive. At my daughter's public high school, they had a choice, regular school lunch, Chik-fi-la, Pizza Hut, Wendy's or Subway. Of course, you had to pay for the fast food, and the meals were a dollar more than regular cost.

03/16/09 10:18 AM

#30

Shasta Cook (Wooten)

Happy Birthday Darryl Hale.

I always sing this song to birthday people....

Happy Birthday to you
You live in a zoo
You look like a monkey and you smell like one too!

LOL!!!
Hope it was happy.
Much love Shasta

03/16/09 10:26 AM	#31
Carlene Herbert (Wade) Myself, Verna Council, Kathy Moore, Darren Webb, Lorretta Williams and Anita Hale all attended the funeral services for Douglas Williams. There were some beautiful things said about Douglas. Everyone spoke about what a kind person he was. Let us all remember to keep his family in our prayers.

03/19/09 12:37 PM	#32
Debra Hughes FYI DID YOU KNOW THAT CLASS OF 84 CLAIMS FIRST PLACE IN COMPETITION IN FORREST CITY. AS A PART OF THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA.TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDE DOUGLAS WILLIAMS,WAYMOND PEER,MARY MORROW ANDD GREGORY POINTER,ALONZO BROWN,DARRELL TRICE,RICKEY SMITH AND CLAUDE HALL, INSTRUCTOR AND ADVISOR.

03/19/09 02:18 PM	#33
Debra Hughes DID YOU KNOW THAT LEE SENIOR HIGH HAD WINNERS IN PUBLIC SPEAKING AD EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING COMPETITION AT FORREST CITY. DOUGLAS WILLIAM,FIRST PLACE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING ;DARRELL TRICE THIRD PLACE IN EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING. TERRY WHEELER IN FOURTH PLACE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING.

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