Central High School - Chief Yearbook (West Helena, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1970 volume:

The Chief 1970 Published by fhe annual staff of Central High School Heads of The Chief Elsie Ewart — Editor Marcia Boyle — Editor Jane Faust — Editor Sue Topp — Bus. Mgr. 0k the fjidds ofr Ueaim; yotul t 'N atk titto sfey $ Wue . Pxouc j stoKflk ou« yd fiAjodbuv CuriouA� l-ltqk «v ttue . Ak oua Itukeuti lnau a A cwiess fCftOw tWj'xfe- l� v COftUHftJtfll U tdt out spuxfr feu t vallari Cfirinal f-ftgfc uM stand . How many times we have heard or sung these words and never really stopped to consider their meaning. Central, the building on the hill, has the sky for a backdrop, while Central, the student body and faculty, has the spirit of the Indians ever present. The spirit of the Indians — the athletes, the scholars, the musicians, and the other members of the tribe at Central, whether winning or losing, must never falter or die, for it is the backbone and supp ort of Cen- traI. We have spent many hours in the buildings and with the people of Central, but soon this time of our lives will end. Then, only the memories of our high school days will remain. We will have many memories of the teachers and students we knew, of the classroom activities and the knowledge and skills we learned there, and of the spirit at Central — the many pep rallies and bonfires and the ath- letic contests. Memories are like leaves,- they fall and some fly away and are for- gotten, while others remain and become a part of our lives. Our tree has shed its leaves; the most meaningful memories of yester- day, the moments just past, are captured here, within fhes pages. Come laugh, cry, and remember with us. t School Ycor 69- 70 4 At C. H. A school year passes, hour by hour, day by day, month by month. Tests are taken; grades are recorded; and report cards are handed out. But theres more to a school year than the class- room activities. We ll remember some of the important events tike the beauty pageants and home- coming, and we expect to find these pictured in the annua! But what about the many events that usually pass by unnoticed? Bach month of school is busy, full of varied activities; some remem- bered, others soon forgotten. Summer vacation ends; a school year begins; the leaves of autumn fall; winter brings snow and desolation; spring arrives with a burst of color; the seniors graduate, and a school year is over. 5 August The admission price for the scrimmage was a ‘TOW- EL??? Sophomores are enveloped in their first day orientation August 28. First day of school brought books, books, and more books??? 6 September -■■II ■■■■ ______ ‘=: = 'ONTINENTAL TR. Indians receive colorful, new uni- forms on September 4th Charles and Banks are co-captains lor the first football game on September 5th 4 r«4 4 Football team rides in class in Greyhound bus to Blytheville. Student Council holds successful workshop in Con- way. m Dorrcc Jane—a new addition for the cheerleaders. I Seniors finally receive class rings on September 30th. Kick off to a great season. 7 October The 1969 Homecoming Court is honored at pep rally. Central's Student Council hosts Inter-City dis- trict meeting on October 15th. Juniors sell mums on Homecoming and Sen- iors display spirit. Central Invitational Marching Contest held on Oc- tober 25 th. Spanish classes aided by Thcl ma Cobar. Three huge piles of boxes created Central’s greatest bonfire. VW train participates in Home- coming Parade. 8 Florence Jo Smith is elected Home- coming Queen on October 24th. November Student Council members enjoy refreshments at open house. The Patch of Blue” Steve and Kathy are winners on Nov. 20 Student Council hosts Open House on Novem- ber 13. The Line-Up Mrs. Nesbit makes plans for one-act plays in December. December Mr. Reecht- All work anil no PLAY!!! This is the Christmas spirit! Tiger Lily in action!! Kuz's surprise!!! Backstage gossip Moments before presentation Christmas Program January Where is everybody { School's our. January 7, 1970 February Linda Shelby won CHS oratorical contest Tennis, ;olf. and track seasons started. 12 Caught you. didn't we?” March Love is bein friends . .. Another day, oh well! April .«fo Oh! He loves me! V-e-r-y Interesting!!! Well, I didn't see it that way! I dare you! Look, they're taking our picture! 14 It's Chit-Chat Time! Girl Talk How’s this pose? May This is Kettinj; to be a drafl! Onests—Threeses—Sixts -OUT. Hey—it's OVER!!! 15 MIND 16 Just what is the mind of a school? Is it the mind of the principal or the minds of the teachers? No, surely that s not all — the minds of the many students should be a part of it too! The mind of a school must somehow be a subtle blending of the variety of minds found within the school. A school is chiefly an insti- tute of learning; we learn both in the classroom and in our contacts with the organizations of a school. The scholars who have achieved in the classroom and in their studies, the devoted citizens of Centra! the doers, the members of the various dubs, and the staffs of the two school publications, all combine to form the academic part, or mind, of Centra! 17 HONOR GRADU AT HR 1969-70 Mike Hill Rocky Pang Florence Jo Qmilh ,9 Marcia Boyle Marilyn Carter Frances Cartwright Terri Dayhoff Charla Decse Carol Judianne Karen Flsie Jane Edwards Edwards Elam Ewart Faust Jimmie Ruth Grubbs Don Hill Mike Hill Becky Jackson Charles Jackson Steve Jones 20 Jim Milam Jim Pang Riley Porter Terry Ray Cynthia Reynolds Dill Simmons Florence Jo Smith Charlotte Stratton Sandra Tamburo Maribeth Anna Thompson Tschepikow The four main requirements for membership in the Nation- al Honor Society are SCHOLARSHIP, CHARACTER, LEAD- ERSHIP. and SERVICE. 15% of the members of the Senior Class may be chosen for membership. These students must be in the upper 1 4 of the class. Admission to this organization is the greatest honor that can come to a high school student. Angela Woodyard Paula Young Beth Wright Hall of Fame The election to the Hall of Fame is one of the highest honors to come to a senior. The faculty has singled these people out for their achievements in all fields of endeavor, on and off campus. HorencQ Jo Qmifh Jim Enlow Larry Gann 25 rw Good Citizenship Sieve Jones Florence Qmifh GIRLS' AND GIRLS ST A’ BOYS' Howard Bal Riley Porter Howard Wc Jim Milam Banks Cond Rocky Pang Gary Teaney Jim Tappan Harvey Goo Mtkc inn-----hk Bill Simmons, not pi vrr-n------ BOYS' STATE - i—MM t CHIEF The days that are no more! As you look at the pages of your CHIEF, may you be reminded of the happy days, the sad days, the work days, and the play days at CENTRAL. SMOKE SIGNAL She said to do it this way! Editor-in-chief Copy editor Club editor Sports editor Art editor Typists Reporters Sponsor Paula Young Karen Elam Beth Wright Bill Wellborn Mike Hibbard Jimmy Johnston Becky Jackson Debbie Kendrick Judy Cooper Jann Burton Pat Ross Carol Edwards Judiannc Edwards Steve Higginbothom Cindy Reynolds Mrs. Ered Miller 32 Typing was never like this. STUPENT COUNCIL Teachers' tea party! Sophomore orientation. The Student Council performs many worthwhile services for the student body. Their most important projects include the Christmas baskets, the United Fund Drive and open house in November. They also sponsor the coke machine and do many other things which make life on campus more enjoyable. 34 Bill Simmons, Trcas., Steve Jones, Pres.. Mr. Charles Watson, Sponsor. Anna Tschepikow, Sec., Eddie Bryant, Vice Pres. QUILL and SCROLL A special honor for the members of the Chief and Smoke Signal staffs is the Quill and Scroll. The Seniors who make up this society have worked diligently all year. THEQPIANQ President—Charlotte Stratton Vice President—Gary Tcaney Secretary—Florence Jo Smith Treasurer—Jane Faust Historian—Elsie Lou Ewart Sponsor—Mrs. Eloise Nesbit MONITORS 38 FIRE MARQH LIBRARY CLUB SAFETY PATROL Left to ri ht: Floyd Smith, Danny Knowlton, Ricky Johnston, Larry Summcrhill, Daryll Morgan, Larry Ford, Mr. Paul Grier. Sponsor. Mike Russell. 41 C CLUB To be eligible as a member of the C” Club, a boy must letter in one of the major sports— football, basketball, and track—or in both the minor sports—golf and tennis. OFFICERS Banks Conditt—Pres idem Bill McCartney—I .-President Rickey Allen—Sec.-Treas. Dalt McCarty—Sgt. at Arms F.C.A The Athletic Department strives to make Central number one in spirit and in participation. It is the function of the F.C.A. to promote sportsmanship and teamwork among Cen- tral's athletes. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is a combination of those students mastering the language and those few still trying. They share many memories of the trip to Mexico, the fiestas, and the trips to Pancho's. This group is sponsored by Mrs. Hickey who was assisted by Thelma Cobar, an exchange teacher, and Mrs. Janie Templeton, a student teacher from Arkansas State. 44 Left to right: Kathy Melnik, Treasurer; Jamie Ferguson, Historian; Terri Dayhoff, President; Daphne Burt. 1st Vice President; Linda Kerr. Linda Sybert, }rd Vice President; Peggy Owens, Secretary; Mrs Dick Hendrix, Sponsor. Seated: Betty Floyd, S. C. Rep.; Susan Ensminger, 2nd Vice President. 45 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FH.A. OFFICERS Sweet” MAGAZINE GALEN WINNERS Bet your sweet hippie the class of '70 can reach its goal of $7,000 00. In fact, we sold $9,383.03 worth of magazines. TOP SALESMAN Chip Simpson Jimmy Milam Sue Topp Gary’ Teany Steve Higginbothom Homecoming Winners Terri Seeman — Tie Day Winner Pansy Young — Sneaker Day Winner Paul Teaney — HaI Day Winner Terry Dayhoff — Clash Day Winner Palsy Smart — Color Day Winner 47 SPIRIT The students who participate, the studente who devote many hours to practice for the benefit of the school, and the students who cheer at ball- games, pep rallies, bonfires, and marching contests all display school spirit. They are the ones who care, the ones who love, and those who take pride in their school. School spirit is everywhere. It may be in many shapes and sizes, and it may be displayed by an entire student body or by only one student working for the school. Besides school spirit, there is a spirit of beau- ty, the beauty of nature, and the beauty of people, pervading the campus. The band marching at halftime, the cheerleaders cheering at ball- games and pep rallies, and the ath- letes competing are symbolic of the spirit at Centra! 49 Who gets the spirit stick? 50 'NI0KS S%i GO r i; 7- ■.EAT JuNiQPS SAY:B AT S u rcgR] IM RF RifFRiRH Qpirit Reigns At C.H.Q. 51 A- TEAM CHEERLEADERS Marilyn Carter Miki Griffin Karen Elam, Co-Captain Becky Lueken Florence Jo Smith Beth Wr ht Becky Jackson, Captain B- TEAM CHEERLEADERS Jo Beauchamp. Vicki Smith. Cathy Sibley, alt., Ann Lambert, capt., Judy Cracraft, Jeannie Andrews, co-capt , Sybil Griffey. 53 The Centra The band is one of the most active groups on campus. They provide half-time entertainment at football games, play at pep rallies, and perform throughout the Mid- High Schoo Band South. They went to Hew Orleans to compete in the Mardi Gras ' Mid-City Parade'' and placed fifth insuring an invitation to next year s activities. Mr. Balch Dirtdor 55 MAJORETTES Joanic Umfress, drum majorette. Donna White, Susan Maxwell, Fran Jumper, Debbie DarncU, Robbie Miller. 56 Majorettes perform at the half-time of the football games. 58 COACH GRAFTON MOORF 59 bill McCartney Sr.-C-lL CHARLES JACKSON Sr.-E-3L STEVE H1GG1NBOTHOM All State Sr.-QB-2L DALT McCARTY Sr.-T-lL Blytheville 28 Helena 0 The Central Indians opened the 1969 football season on September 5, with the Blytheville Chicks hosting the exciting game. The Chicks took the opening kickoff and drove 68 yards for a score made by Tommy Tompkins. They pushed across three more tallies in the fourth period to down the Indians, 28 to 0. Sherman Eames and Morris Ross were the leading ground gainers. Even though the Indians met defeat, they were victorious in the eyes of the Central fans for their spirit and sports- manship. McClellan 29 Helena 0 The Indians hosted the second game to the Mc- Clellan Lions on September 12. In the first half the Indians yielded only seven points, but in the second half McClellan broke loose and scored three more touchdowns, making the score 29 to 0 at the end of the game. After failing to complete any passes against Blytheville, the Indians completed ten passes for 165 yards against McClellan and gained 113 yards running. RICKY HAMPTON Sr.-B-lL JIM ANDERS Sr.-G-lL JIM ENLOW Sr. E-lL HOWARD WOODYARD Sr.-E-lL 60 TODD WETZEL Sr.-G-lL LARRY GANN All State Sr.-T-3L JIMMY HOWARD Sr.-T-lL BANKS CONDITT Sr. E-2L WE PEQUILLED THE PORCUPINES! Helena 13 Marianna 7 On September 26, the Indians had their first win in 13 games over the favored Marianna Porcupines. After a punt blocked by Kenny Fielder and a sprint by Morris Ross to the Mar- ianna one, Sherman Fames blasted over a tackle for the score, giving the Indians an early 7 to 0 lead with the extra point by Jim Malone. Later in the first quarter the Indians moved the ball to the Marianna five where Fames again found a hole and scored. The Porcupines scored in the last few minutes making the final score Helena 13, Marianna 7. Since the beginning of their football compe- tition, Marianna and Helena have been heated rivals. Marianna honored the Indians by sending Coach Smith a funeral wreath, somewhat prema- turely, offering condolences. Guess who had the last laugh! The Indians took out their vengeance on a dummy porcupine dragged around by the cheerleaders and hung at Central's front en- trance. With this, all the student's spirit, and the Indians' go power,” we were victorious. NEAL GRIGGS Jr.-G-Sq. «CSRMR m BRUNO BRIDGES Jr.C-lL RICKY ALLEN Jr. B 2L MIKE MURRAY Jr. G-2L Forrest City 33 Helena 28 On October 3. the Forrest City Mustangs came to Helena to play the Commercial Appeal's Game of the Week. The pep rallies in the halls all morning long, Mrs. Miller's Mustang, and the hand winning the spirit stick were all parts of a highly active day. That-night the Indians got off to a rather slow start, and after trailing 21 to 0 at the half, the situation looked dismal. However the tribe came roaring back in the final two periods of the play to lead 28-27 with only four minutes to play. In those four minutes, the Indians were hurt by costly penalties that aided Forrest City to their last T.D. The score ended 33-28 in favor of the Mustangs. Outstanding players for the Indians were Steve Higginbothom and Charles Jackson. West Memphis 37 Helena 16 On October 10. the West Memphis Blue Devils invaded Gid Polk Stadium. West Memphis took an early lead in the first quarter when Terr)’ McFarland scored twice on 40 and 34-yard runs. In the second quarter Higginbothom ran a 4-yard keeper into the end zone and also scored the two point conversion. West Memphis made it to the end zone three more times and Higginbothom teamed with Conditt for Central's final touchdown. Despite the Indians’ strong efforts, the final score was West Memphis 37, Helena 16. HAROLD PARKER Jr.-T-2L RICKY REYNOLDS Jr.-E-Sq. SHERMAN EAMES Jr.-B 2L DAVID GREGORY Jr B Sq. 62 RUDEE MAULDIN Soph.—G—Sq. ROMFY CLARK Soph.—C—Sq. TOMMY FRIDELL Soph.—B—1L KFNNY FIELDER Soph.—B— 1L Helena 14 DeWitt 6 On October 17, the Indians went to DeWitt to meet the Dragons. With the help of the bonfire and the spirited fans, the Indians were out to Scalp the Dragons! DeWitt scored early in the first quarter on a ten yard run, but the PAT was no good. Central’s first score came in the second quarter on a 25-yard pass to Conditt. Malone’s PAT was blocked. In the third quarter Kenny Fielder intercepted a DeWitt pass and returned it to the Central 45. A two-yard keeper, a nine-yard pass, and a 44-yard pass to Jackson was good for the final touchdown. Higginbothom got two points on a keeper. The Dragons threatened late in the fourth quarter but could get no further than the Indian 14, and we took the game 14-6. MARK HIGGINBOTHAM Soph.—E Sq. STANLEY PACE Soph.—QB—Sq. PAT DAVENPORT Soph.—T Sq. DAVID ABBRAMS Soph.—B—Sq. PHILIP SPENCER Soph—T—Sq. VICTOR MINOR Soph.—T—Sq. TOMMY WOODYARD Soph.—B—Sq. NORMAN BRYANT Soph.—E—Sq. Stuttgart 32 Central 24 For the Homecoming game Central faced the Stuttgart Ricebirds on October 24. In the first quarter Stuttgart scored twice and in the second quarter Charles Jackson, aided by key blocks, ran a kickoff 85 yards for a score. Higginbothom scored two more points on a keeper. Morris Ross intercepted a pass and took it to the Central 44 yard line and at 4th down and 2 yards to go, Ross again carried the ball and scored over a tackle. Higginbothom's two point conversion attempt was good, making the score 17-16. With less than 2 minutes left ’in the game, Stutt- gart scored twice, and the Indians also scored again. Hig- ginbothom’s two point conversion made the final score, Stuttgart 32, Central 24. Wynne 14 Helena 8 On October 31, the Indians challenged the Yellow- jackets at Wynne. The Indians led at halftime 8-6 from a 25 yard pass by Higginbothom to Jim Enlow and a good 2 point conversion. Wynne scored again in the third quar- ter and the Indians came close to making 2 more TD’s but were stopped by a 15 yard penalty and a pass interception. The final score was Wynne 14. Central 8. DENNIS GREGORY Soph.—T—Sq. JIM MALONE Sr.—'T— 1L Jonesboro 42 Helena 30 Central closed their season at Jonesboro. The Hurricanes scored twice in the first quarter but the Indians got into the game when Hampton sprinted 48 yards for our first score, and Steve made the two points. Jonesboro scored 2 more TDs before the half. In the 3rd period Fridell scored from the one. Jonesboro scored again, but Higginbothom connected with Woodyard for a TD and Enlow for the conversion. Jonesboro scored their last TD with 9 seconds left. Charlie Jackson took the kickoff from the Jonesboro 20 and returned 80 yards for a TD. Higginbothom hit Jackson for 2 with the final score 42-30. Jacksonville 56 Helena 12 On November 7th the Indians suffered their worst setback of the season when the Jacksonville Red Devils invaded Helena. The Devils controlled the ball the first half making the score 35-0 at half-time. Central drove 84 yards in the third quarter for their TD. and scored on a 40-yard pass to Woodyard. The Red Devils scored four more times before the end of the game. The Indians made their last score on a four-yard run by Tommy Fridell, but the PAT was no good. The final score was 56-12, Jacksonville. We Practiced — We Played — TIME n , QUARTER 00 VISITOR 10 YDS.SGO 2 1 We Watched — Florence Jo Qmifh i 1969 Homecoming Queen 68 1969 Herbie and Karen Elton and Miki Ricky and Vicki Jim and Brooke Steve and Florence Jo Fddie and Sybil 69 Homecoming Court Keith and Becky 1969 Homecoming Court and escorts. Karen, Becky, and Florence Jo in Homecoming parade. Two Senior Indians. Carol and Dale, ride horses in the parade. Balloons, balloons, and more balloons!! 70 Junior maids escorted by Jimmy and Gary. Here comes Elbert representing 12-3. Morris Ross in play against Stuttgart. How's that popcorn. Pat? Mrs. Hickey supporting the Indians. Just some more of Central’s fans. 71 Ricky Hampton evades another Rice Bird. Standing (left to right): Coach Bill Baxter, Todd Wetzel, Steve Jones. Duddy Aitken, Joe Howe. Gary Teaney, Billy Pitchford, Fred Nathan. Coach Grafton Moore. Kneeling (left lo right): Mark Corder, Charles Noble, Jimmy Johnston. Charles Jackson. Ray Miller. Billy Spence. Terry Atchi- son. Eton McLendon. 73 Sieve Jones Terry Afchison Charles Jackson Billy Spence Fred Nathan Todd Wetzel Gary Teaney (?uddy Aitken 75 Ray Miller Charles Noble Billy Pilchford 11 Standing (left to right): Joel Walker. Charles Hudson. Bob Hargraves, Larry Bowden. Norris Wall. Kneeling: Dean Masse)-, Stanley Pace, Kris Anderson. Eddie Bryant. Row I, I. to r.: Allen Snider. Sherman Games. Eddie Bryant, Paul Teaney, Jim Anders. Row 2. I. to rBruno Bridges, Ricky Hampton. Steve Jones, Steve Higginbothom, Charles Jackson. Row 3,1, to r.: David Gregory. Don Hill. Dale Johnson. Ricky Christian. David White. Last year s mile relay team broke more school records than any other team in the history of Central High. They are: Allen Snyder, Charles Jackson, Steve Higginbothom, and Steve Jones. COAC H HENDERSON Track Coach 78 Merrily we roll along. WE RUN, Thad Kelly Eddie Bryan! Skipper Chorley 81 Jim Enlow TENNIS! Dan EqIqq 82 Chip QimpQon 1969 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970 i . , v'i' Nr S 83 Tennis Golf Mosi Beautiful Mosi Handsome Kaihy Gregory Qieve Higginboihom Ten Semi-finalius: (I. to r.) Dona While. Jimmie Ruth Grubbs, Cindy Andrews, Kathy Gregory, Rita Hale. Martha Corbitt, Barbara Massey, Debbie Stark, Sybil Griffey. Not pictured: Pansy Young. MRS. HAL NICHOLS, Mistress of Ceremonies 85 Ten Semi-finedrsts: (I. to r.) Wayne Williams, Mike Smith, Stc e Jones. Gary Tcancy. Keith Holland, Jim Malone, Jim Enlow, Ricky Hampton, Steve Higginbothom. Not pictured: Joe Woodyard. MOST BEAUTIFUL ALTERNATES 86 3rd — Qteve Jones 2nd - Keith Hot an let — Jim Entow MOST HANDSOME AL TER NATES 87 bopy 88 The student body en masse! Sophomores — awed, bewildered, confused! Juniors — accustomed to confu- sion, conscious of senior rings, and anticipating their senior year! Seniors — leaders of the followers, sentimental at the end, but proud to be Central graduates! This is the student body. But the body of Central is made up of more than just the students. There are also the faculty and the adminis- trators who contribute their time, ef- fort, and energy for the benefit of the students and for Centra! Memories are here, within these pages. Memories of the administra- tors, the faculty, and the students — those who give significance to Cen- traI. 89 THE SCHOOL BOARD is composed of men in our communit}' who give of their time and efforts to create a better system of education. Mr. Doug Simmons Pres.—Merchants Partners Bank Mr. Bill Stratton Stratton Motor Co. Mr. Charles Sibley Sibley-Porter Mr. Ben Becker Insurance Agency Mr Rmhaw Qimdftia, V $0£t(Jof Secondary 'Education uchanan ltary Edy [director of Always busy, always interested—Mr. Ned Penney, principal, keeps Central High School operating smoothly and efficiently—yet he always has time to extend a friendly hand to students, faculty, and visitors alike. Mrs. James King Mrs. William Waddell School Secretary School Secretary 92 ENGLISH and LANGUAGE ARTS SOCIAL STUP ES Mr. Stanley Whitlow World History Study Hull Mrs. A. Y. Gordon American Government American History Coach Bill Smith World History Mr. John Garofas American History Mr. Alfred Raff Economics American History 94 MATH and SCIENCE Mrs. Hollis Jones Business Mathematics Mr. Paul Grier Physical Science Chemistry Physics 95 VOCATIONAL SKtLLQ Mr. Grafton Moore PR. Mrs. Grafton Moore P.E. Mr. C. L. Stevenson bid us trial Arts Mr. Bob Wetzel Industrial Arts Assistant Principal Mrs. Dick Hendrix Home Ec. Mr. Stanley Balch Band 96 BUS IN ESQ SKILLS Mrs. Leonard Pace Typing, Shorthand I Miss Beverly House Business Mach. SPECIAL TEACHERS 98 Coach James Henderson Study Hall Mrs. Bob Wright Library Assistant NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Janie Templeton AS.U. Spanish Tim Reecht This wee your first experience fetching. Did we give you much frouble? We went to thank you for ell you geve uq, for whet you edded to our lived Hey, leech, we love you!! ' 'THE REAL MR. T.H.Q Cafeteria Left to right: Dorothy Suxnmcrhill Renate Bailes Norma Candler Staff Mr. Wilson Mrs. Wilson Joyce Richmond Ethel Layne 100 ijBnej d 1C And Love, 103 M Work And Play, 105 ’ Plan and [dream Be not simply good; be good for something. Thoreau 108 CHARLIE JACKSON—PRESIDENT CHARLOTTE TRANTHAM—SECRETARY STEVE HIGGINBOTHOM TREASURER Barbara Massey V MR. AND M RR CHR no KATHLEEN TERRELL AEBLY VICKEY DANICE ALDY (Transfer from Kusiuseko, Mississippi) FHA 4; Speech-Class Play 4. PATRICIA ALPE EH A 2; Magazine Sales Winner 4. JAMES HORNOR ANDERS Monitor 2; ECA 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 4; Homeroom President 4; Thespian 4; C Club 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. WILLIAM NORTH ANGEL Track 3. TERRY LEE ATCHISON Homeroom President 2, 3; C Club 3, 4; Basketball 2, ‘3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. HOWARD LUTHER BAKER Homeroom Officer 2; Honor Student 2; Student Council Alt. 2; Student Council 3; Kiwanis Banquet 2, 3; Monitor 3; Junior Class President 3; FCA 3; American Hist. Award 3. JOE LEWIS BALBOA MICHAEL DEE BALLARD Monitor 4. THOMAS DEAN BELIN Band 2, 3, 4. Ill DIANA LEE BENTHALL Band 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. DENNIS JOE BERRY Speech Class Play 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. WALLACE WAYNE BIGGS JOHNNY GREY BILLINGSLEY Spanish Club 2; Student Council Alt. 2; Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3; Speech Class Play 4. NOT SHOWN LINDA GAIL BLAKE MARCIA KAREN BOYLE Student Council 2, 3; Student Council Alt. 3; Monitor 3; Junior Rebel 3; Annual Editor 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Hall of Fame 4: Signals from the Teepee 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY SAVAGE BROOME EHA 2; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Beauty Finalist 2, 3; FHA V. President 3; Student Council Alt. 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4. WESLEY BRYAN RICKEY ANDREW BURCH DAPHNE ANN BURT FHA 2; EHA V. President 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. 112 JANICE LORRINE BURTON Medical Careers 2; Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Library Club President 3; Junior Rebel 3; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Thespian Club 4. RICHARD PERRY CAIN WILLIE LOIS CARR Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4. BETTY SUE CARTER MARILYN ANN CARTER Student Council 2; Library Club 2; Homeroom President 3; Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff 4; Hall of Fame 4; Mag- azine Sales Winner 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4. FRANCES LOUISE CARTWRIGHT Kiwanis Banquet 2; Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Spanish Club Treasurer 3; Magazine Sales Win- ner 4; Annual Staff 4; Hall of Fame 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. JEFFREY KIM CHANDLER LINDA FAYE CLAY Magazine Sales Winner 4. ERNEST EDWARD CLINE Football 2; Golf 2; Wildlife Conservation Club 3; Maga- zine Sales Winner 4. 113 ROBERT CLAY COLLUMS ALEXANDER BANKS CONDITT Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Wildlife Conservation Club 2; Wildlife Conservation Club V. Pres. 3; C-Club 3; C-Club Pres. 4; Monitor 3; Hall of Fame 4. JUDY FRANCES COOPER Magazine Sales Winner 4; Journalism Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4. MARTHA JANE CORBITT Beauty Review Finalist 3, 4. DONNA LYNN CULP Band 2, 3, 4; Thespian 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. DONALD RAY CUNNINGHAM ROGER KENNETH DARNELL Football 2; FCA Club 2; Magazine Sales Winner 4. THOMAS LUTHER DARNELL JR. Safety Patrol 2; Wildlife Conservation Club 3. KENNETH BRADFORD DAVIS TERRI LYNN DAYHOFF Kiwanis Banquet 2; Student Council Alt. 2; Student Coun- cil 3; Junior Rebel 3; FHA 3; FHA President 4; Monitor 4; Homeroom Scc.-Treas. 4; Clash Day Winner 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Annual Staff 4; Hall of Fame 4; Outstanding Homemakers Award 2; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. CHARLA SUE DEESE Kiwanis Banquet 2, 3; Medical Careers Club 2; Library Club 3; Junior Rebel 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Annual Staff 4; Hall of Fame 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor So- ciety 4; Designed 1969-70 Chief Cover 4. REBECCA JANE DEVERS GEORGIA MAXINE DILLEY CHARLES DANIEL DILLIER Conservation Club 2, 3; Student Council Alt. 3, 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. JOAN ALICE DILLIER Medical Careers Club 2; Magazine Sales Winner 4. RANDOLPH DRUMMONDS JAMES EDGAR DUNAVAN CAROL LYNN EDWARDS Homeroom Treasurer 2; Homeroom President 4; Kiwanis Ban- quet 2, 3; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. JUDIANNE EDWARDS Homeroom Secretary 2; Student Council Alt. 3; Student Coun- cil 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. KAREN ELIZABETH ELAM Medical Careers 2; Kiwanis Banquet 2. 3; 'B' Team Cheer- leader 2; A Team Cheerleader 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Hall of Fame 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Homecoming Court 4; Junior Rebel 3; National Honor Society, Honor Graduate 4. JAMES LEE ENLOW Football 2, 4; All-Region Honorable Mention 4; FCA 2, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; C-Club 2. 3, 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Hall of Fame 4; Most Handsome Fin. 4. 115 SUSAN GENE ENSMINGER I HA 2, 3; FHA V. President 4. DAN ALBERT ESTES Medical Careers Club 2; Wildlife Conservation Club 2, 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4. PEGGY ANNETTE EVANS EHA 2, 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4. ELBERT OTHOR EVERETT III LYNDA SUSAN EVERHART Band 2, 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4. ELSIE LOUISE EWART Medical Careers Club 2; Library Club 2; Library Club Historian 3; Student Council Alt. 2, 3, 4; Homeroom President 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Speech Class Play 3, 4; Junior Rebel 3; Girls' State 3; Girls' State Auditor 4; Hall of Fame 4: Signals from the Teepee 4; Magazine- Sales Winner 4; Chief Editor 4; Thespian, Historian 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. CHRISTOPHER DAVID FAIRCHILD (Transfer from Kenai, Alaska) jane McGinnis faust Student Council 2, 3, 4; Medical Careers Club 2; Kiwanis Banquet 2, 3; Honor Student of Year 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Speech Class Play 3, 4; Junior Rebel 3; Girls' State 3; Chief Editor 4; Thespian Treas. 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Hall of lame 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society, Honor Graduate 4. JAMIE CAROLE FERGUSON FHA 2, 3; FHA Historian 4. BETTY ANNE FLOYD Monitor 2; FHA 2, 3; FHA Reporter 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. 116 WILLIAM AUGHTRV FRIDGE JR. Band 2, 3, 4. ERVIN LARRY GANN C-Club 2. 3; 4; EGA 2. 3. 4; Football 2, 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; All Conference 4; Football Lettcrman 2, 3, 4; Track Letter- man 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4. PAULA JANE GILBERT Band 2, 3. HOWARD LEVALE GINN Magazine Sales Winner 4. LILLIAN LOUISE GLENN Annual Staff 4; Signals from the Teepee. HARVEY LUM GOO Boys’ State 3; Annual Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4. BONNIE SUSAN GORDON B” Team Cheerleader 2, Captain; Library Club 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Medical Careers Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Homeroom President 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Junior Rebel 3; Speech Class Play 4. CHARLES M. GRAHAM Football 3; FC A 3; C-Club 3. HUBERT TROY GREENE JR. JOSEPH CLEVELAND GREER (Transfer from El Dorado, Arkansas) 117 KATHLEEN GREGORY Magazine Sales Winner 4; Speech Class Play 4; Most Beauti- ful 4. ROYCE DEWIGHT GRIGGS JIMMIE RUTH GRUBBS Homeroom President 2, 3; Student Council Alt. 3; Junior Rebel 3; EH A 4; Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 4; Beauty Finalist 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Annual Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. JAMES RICHARD HAMPTON Football 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Football Lcttcrman 4; Track Letterman 2, 3; Wildlife Conservation Club 2, 3; C-Club 4; FCA 4 GWENDOLYN RUTH HANKS Speech Class Play 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. JACK LESLIE HARCOURT Wildlife Conservation Club 2, 3; Track 2, 3; FCA 3; Football 3. PHILLIP DALE HAWKINS Speech Class Play 3. MARGARET MARY HAYES Medical Careers Club 2; Library Club 3, 4. PATRICIA ANNE HEARD Homeroom Treasurer 2; Color Day Winner 2; Junior Rebel 3; Monitor 3; Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 3, 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Annual Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN HENSLEY 118 MICHAEL JOSEPH HIBBARD Basketball 2; FCA 2; Conservation Club 2, 3; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4. STEPHEN WEST HIGGINBOTHOM Football 2, 4; All AAA Team 4; Track 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Football Co-Captain and Captain; Soph. Class President; Jr. Class Sec.; Sr. Class Treasurer; Junior Class Favorite; Boys' State 3; Hall of Fame 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Student Council 3; Top Magazine Sales Winner 4; Con- servation Club 2, 3; Most Handsome Finalist 3; Most Hand- some 4; Smoke Signal 4; C-Club 2, 3, 4; C-Club Secretary 4. DONALD I AXON HILL Homeroom Officer 3; Student Council 4; Hall of Fame 4; Monitor 4; Basketball Mgr. 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Kiwants Banquet 2, 3; Boys’ State 3; C-Club 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Honor Graduate, National Honor Society. MICHAEL EUGENE HILL Kiwanis Banquet 2, 3; Boys' State 3; Head Monitor 3; Annual Staff 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Hall of l'ame 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society, Honor Graduate 4. WILLIAM KEITH HOLLAND Conservation Club 2, 3. SANDRA GAIL HORNBEAK Library' Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Future Homemakers of America 2. 3. JIMMY HOWARD Homeroom Officer 2; Conservation Club 2; Monitor 4; Foot- ball 4; FCA 4; C-Club 4; Speech Class Play 4; Signals from the Teepee 4. TERRY HUBMANN Thespian 4; Hall Monitor 4 119 MIKEAL EDWARD HODGES Conservation Club 2; Homeroom Officer 2 KATHY JEAN HOLDER Future Homemakers of America 3- CHARLES CALVIN JACKSON Kiwanis Banquet 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Student Council Alt. 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; C-Club 2, 3, 4; C-Club V. Pres. 3; FCA 2, 3, 4; FCA Pres. 3; Monitor 3; Boys' State 3; Fire Marshal 3, 4; Honorable Mention All Region 4; Hall of Fame 4; Senior Class President 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; National Honor Society 4. GEORGE HORNOR JEFFRIES Student Council 2; Homeroom Officer 2. CATHY CAMILLA JOHNSON Signals from the Teepee 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Annual Staff 4. JAMES CLAYTON JOHNSTON JR. FCA 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Wildlife Conservation Club 2, 3; Classroom Treas. 2; C-Club 3; Junior Rebel 3; Monitor 3; C-CIub 4; Student Council 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Speech Class Play 4; Smoke Signal 4. STEVEN WAYNE JONES Student Council 2, 3, 4; President of Student Body 4; Track Letterman 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Fire Marshall 2, 3, 4; Head Fire Marshal 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; FCA Bulletin Board Chairman 3; Medical Careers Club 2; C-Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Rebel 3; Annual Staff 4; Boys’ State 4; Hall of Fame 4; Good Citizenship Award 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Kiwanis Banquet 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Speech Class Play 4; Monitor 2, 3; Most Handsome Finalist 3, 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. Speaker 3- BECKY JEAN JACKSON Monitor 2, 3; Medical Careers Club 2; B Team Cheerlead- er, Co-Capt.; Cheerleader 3; Cheerleader Capt. 4; Homecom- ing Court 3, 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Homeroom Of- ficer 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Smoke Signal 4; Hall of Fame 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. BRENDA SUE JACKSON JUDY ANN JUMPER Beauty Finalist 2; President's Council of Physical Fitness 3. BETTY JOYCE KEENEY THADDEUS ROBERTSON KELLY III Golf Team 3, 4; Wildlife Conservation Club 2; Monitor 4. DEBORAH SUE KENDRICK Junior Rebel 3; FHA 4; Speech Class Play 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; P.E. Monitor 4;’ Smoke Signal Staff 4. LINDA RAE KERR FHA 2; FHA, President. V. President 3; FHA Federation Officer 3, 4; Speech Class Play 2, 4; Color Day Winner 3; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 4; P.E. Monitor 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. DALE PILLOW KIRKMAN Medical Careers Club 2; Band 2, 3; Library Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Hall Monitor 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. DAVID CHRISTOPHER KLIMEK Wildlife Conservation Club 2, 3. MARY SUE LESLIE CARLA CELESTE LEWIS Band 2, 3, 4; Medical Careers Club 2; Homeroom Officer 3; Signals from the Teepee 4. CHUCKY HOWARD LONG Basketball 2, 3; Wildlife Conservation Club 2; Thespian 4; Signals from the Teepee 4. JAMES FREEMAN MALONE Track 3; FCA 3; Football 3, 4; C-Club 4; Annual Staff 4. BARBARA LYNN MASSEY Student Council 2, 3; Homeroom President 2; Homeroom Secretary 3; Sophomore Favorite 2; Junior Favorite 3; Miss CHS 4; Most Beautiful 2; Homecoming Maid 3; Beauty Finalist 4; Hall of Fame 4; Hall Monitor 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. DAVID LOY MAUCH Student Council 2; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Football 4; Home- room V. President 4; Annual Staff 4; Signals from the Teepee. 121 SUSAN ANNETTE MAXWELL Band 2, 3, 4; Band Award Winner 2, 3; Majorette 3, 4; Majorette Line Captain 4; Annual Staff 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. WILLIAM VAUGHN McCARTNEY Homeroom Officer 2; Conservation Club 2, 3; Football 4; C-Club Officer 4. WALTER PINCKNEY McCARTY JR. EC A 2; Track 2; Homeroom President 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Medical Careers 2; Monitor 3; Football 4; C-Club Officer 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Annual Staff 4; Speech Class Play 4; Hall of Fame 4. EVA MARY McCONNON Monitor 2; Junior Rebel 3; FHA 2, 3; Signals from the Teepee 4; Speech Class Play 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. DEBRA LEAH McDOWELL Library Club 2; Mum Sales 3; Junior Rebel 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4; FHA 4. LISA KAY McGAUGH Band 2, 3. 4; Medical Careers 2; Annual Staff 4; Band Secretary 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Speech Class Play 4; Thespians 4. ELTON OLIVER McLENDON JR. Wildlife Conservation Club 2; Football Manager 4; Basket- ball Manager 4; C-Club 4; FCA 4. KATHY MELNICK Future Homemakers of America 2, 3. 4; Officer 3; Historian 3; Treasurer 4. JAMES FORD MILAM Football 2; Homeroom Secretary 2; FCA 2, 4; Kiwanis Ban- quet 2; Monitor 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Conservation Club 3; Homeroom V. President 4; Top Magazine Salesman 4; Thes- pian 4; Speech Class Play 4; Hall of Fame 4; National Honor Society 4. GEORGE FONTAINE MORGAN JR Medical Careers 2; Hall Monitor 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Annual Stuff 4; Conservation Club 2; Quill and Scroll 4. 122 RUSSELL WAYNE MORRIS VENIDA DIANNE MORTON Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4. EDDIE BO MUFFOLETTO Magazine Sales Winner 4. AUBREY MUNDT Magazine Sales Winner 4. WILLIAM STEVE ODLE Wildlife Club 2; Football 4; C-Club 4; Track 4; Mag- azine Sales Winner 4; Speech Class Play 4. PAUL EDWARD OWENS Monitor 3; .Speech Class Play 4; Thespian 4. PEGGY JEAN OWENS JIM PANG JR. Football 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; FCA 2; Homeroom Officer 2, 3. 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Kiwanis Banquet 2, 5; Boys' State 3; National Honor Society, Honor Graduate CAROL VROOMAN PARKER Beauty Finalist 3- JUNE LORRAINE PATTERSON Future Homemakers of America 2, 3- 123 CAROLYN JEAN PAYNE Annual Staff 4; Junior Rebel 3; Signals from the Teepee 4; Pep Squad 3. TEDDY PETRIE DAVID OLIVER PORTER GLENN ALLEN PORTER Golf 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4. RILEY PORTER Monitor 3; Conservation Club 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Boys’ State 4; National Hon- or Societ)' 4. DONNA KAY PROVANCE (Transfer from Des Arc, Arkansas) VERNON EDWARD PYRON JR. Conservation Club 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 4; Monitor 4; Student Council 4; Signals from the Teepee 4. WILLIAM TERRY RAY Magazine Sales Winner 4; Kiwanis Banquet 2, 3; National Honor Society, Honor Graduate 4. JAMES LADELLE REED Safety Patrol 2, 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4. CYNTHIA KAY REYNOLDS Student Council 2; Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; Thespian Club 4; Smoke Signal 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Junior Rebel 3; Signals from the Teepee 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. 124 DENNIS ROBERTSON Conservation Club 2, 3. SANDRA KAYE RODDEN PATRICIA ANNE ROSS Band 2, 3; Majorette 3; All-District Band 2; Library Club 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Quill and Scroll 4. FRANCES EDWARD SAIA Monitor 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. CLAUDETTE MARIE SHAFFER Pep Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Signals from the Teepee 4. LINDA KAY SHELBY Band 2, 3, 4; Kiwanis Banquet 2, 3; Library Club 3; Pep Squad 3; Junior Rebel 3; Annual Staff 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Speech Class Play 4. ROY EDWARD SHORT Homeroom President 3. WILLIAM DOUGLAS SIMMONS Student Council 2, 3, 4; Monitor 2, 3; Kiwanis Banquet 2, 3; C-Club 3; Fire Marshal 3, 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Hall of Fame 4; National Honor Society 4. FRANKLIN FULTON SIMPSON Kiwanis Banquet 2, 3; Boys' State 3; Annual Staff 4; Maga- zine Sales Winner 4. GREGORY HOOD SLAUGHTER Band 2, 3; Medical Careers Club 2. 125 JAMES I.AKKY SMART Safety Patrol 2, 3; Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Thespian 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. PATRICIA ANN SMART Band 2; Student Council 3; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3; FHA Reporter 3; Library Club 3, 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Color Day Winner 4; Signals from the Teepee 4. FLORENCE JO SMITH Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff 4; Thespian 4; Student Council 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Hall of Fame 4; Homecoming Queen 4; DAR Good Citizenship 4; Monitor 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Kiwanis Banquet 3; Girls' State 3; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society, Honor Graduate 4. HERBERT ALLEN SMITH Homeroom Officer 2; Magazine Sales Winner 4. BILL ANDREW SPENCE Homeroom Officer 2, 3; FCA 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; C-Club 4; Monitor 4; Speech Class Play 4; Basketball Lettcrman 3, 4; Signals from the Teepee 4. VICKI ANN STALLINGS CHRIS ANN STEINBECK FHA 2, 3, 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. KENNY ALBERT STEPHENS Safety Patrol 2, 3. SANDRA FRANCES STEVENSON Band 2, 3, 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Annual Staff 4; Speech Class Play 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Quill and Scroll 4. BILLIE WAIVE STILL Future Homemakers of America 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. 126 CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH STRATTON Band 2, 3, 4; Thespian 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 2, 3; President 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Rebel 3: Kijyanis Banquet 2, 3; Speech Class Play 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. LINDA KAY SYBERT Future Homemakers of America 2, 3. 4; Vice President 4; Monitor 3; P.E. Monitor 4. SANDRA KAYE TAMBURO Hall of Fame 4; Spanish Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Medical Careers 2; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Junior Rebel 3; Signals from the Teepee 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. DONNA JEAN TANNER Future Homemakers of America 2, 3; Assistant Monitor 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4. JAMES ALEXANDER TAPPAN Homeroom Officer 3; C-Club 3; Monitor 3; Boys' State 3; Speech Class Play 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Maga- zine Sales Winner 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. JERRY SCOTT TEAGUE RONALD GARY TEANEY Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Lettcrman 2, 3; C-Club 2, 3; FCA 2, 3, 4; Conservation Club 2, 3; Boys' State 3; Hall of Fame 4; Thespian 3, 4; Medical Careers 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Student Council 3; Annual 4; Speech Class Plays 3, 4; Junior Rebel 3; Signals from the Teepee. MARIBETH FREMONT THOMPSON Band 2, 3; Medical Careers 2; Student Council 2, 3; Major- ette 3; Spanish Club 3, 4, President of Spanish Club 4; Mon- itor 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4; Junior Rebel 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4; National Honor Society 4. RICHARD CARROLL THOMPSON Speech Class Play 4; Monitor 4; Football 3, Manager 4; FCA 3. VIRGINIA SUE TOPP Monitor 2, 3; Majorette Alt. 2; Band 2; Jazz Band 2; Student Council Alt. 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Annual, Financial Editor 4; Band Award Winner 2; Magazine Top Sales Winner 4. 127 CHARLOTTE ANN TRANTHAM Medical Careers Club 2; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Junior Rebel 3; Senior Class Officer 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Annual Staff 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Speech Class Play 4. JAMES THOMAS TRIMBLE JR. Band 2, 3. 4; Track 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Band Presi- dent 4. ANNASTAISIA TERESA TSCHEPIKOW Medical Careers Club 2; Homeroom Officer 2; Girls’ State 3; Junior Rebel 3; Junior Spirit Leader 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Hall of Fame 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council Secre- tary 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. HAROLD ALLAN TUCKER Band 2, 3. 4; Band Award Winner 2; Annual Staff 4; Hall of Fame 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Thespian 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Speech Class Play 4. JOAN DUNN UMFRESS Medical Careers Club 2; Library Club 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4, Band Award Winner 2, 3, 4; All-District and All-State Band 2; Drum Major 4; Majorette 3; Homeroom Officer 2. DAVID WAYNE WALKER CAROL ELIZABETH WARFIELD Medical Careers 2; Homeroom Vice President 3; Annual Staff 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Speech Class Play 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Junior Rebel 3. JOHN B1RK WARNKEN Thespians 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Speech Class Play 4. GLENDA JO WEBB Monitor 2; Magazine Sales Winner 4. SHARON LYNN WEBB Student Council Alternate 4. 128 MARY JANE WEBSTER Magazine Sales Winner 4; Monitor 2, 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Color Day Winner 2; P.E. Monitor 2, 3� 4. WILLIAM BARTON WELLBORN Conservation Club 2; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Track 2. RONALD WAYNE WESTERFIELD Conservation Club 2, 3; Scc.-Treas. 3: Football 4; C-CIub 4; Monitor 4; Annual Staff 4; Tennis 3; Track 2. TODD HARRISON WETZEL Basketball 2, 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; FCA 2. 3. 4; C Club 3, 4; Conservation Club 3; Sophomore Class Favorite 2; Homeroom Officer 2; Hall of Fame 4; Senior Class Favorite. MARILYN ELAINE WHALEY Kiwanis Banquet 2, 3; FHA 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4. BARBARA SUE WHEELER ‘Magazine Sales Winner 4; P.E. Monitor 2, 3, 4. DONA KAY WHITE Band 2, 3, 4; Band Award Winner 2; Majorette 4; Monitor 3; Thespian 4; Speech Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Maga- zine Sales Winner 4; Signals from the Teepee 4; Beauty Alternate 4. BETTY LINGO WILLIAMS Kiwanis Banquet 2, 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4. LISA MICHELLE WILLIAMS (Transfer from McCrory, Arkansas) Band 4. 129 WANDA GAIL WOLFE SANDRA KAY WOODS Magazine Sales Winner 4; P.E. Assistant 4. ANGELA JOSEPHINE WOODYARD Student Council Alternate 2; Junior Rebel 3; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Annual Staff 4; Hall of Fame 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. JAMES MIC HEAL WOODYARD Medical Careers 2; Monitor 4. WILLIAM HOWARD WOODYARD Homeroom Officer 2; Medical Careers 2, 3; Junior Rebel 3; FCA 4; C-CIub 4; Hall of Fame 4; Football 4; Monitor 4; Boys’ State 3- SANDRA JEAN WORLEY Annual Staff 4; Magazine Sales Representative 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 2. MARGARET ELIZABETH WRIGHT Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Medical Careers 2, 3; Monitor 3; Smoke Signal 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Hall of Fame 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Society 4. PAULA LYNN YOUNG Medical Careers 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Library Club, Historian 2, 3; Kiwanis Banquet 2, 3; Junior Rebel 3; Smoke Signal 4; Magazine Sales Winner 4; Hall of Fame 4; Quill and Scroll 4; National Honor Societ)’ 4. RICKEY BELFHA YOUNG Thespian 4. 130 Here we are! My Bippy and me! The Greatest class, the class of '70!” Way to go Paula. 131 HAPPINESS IS.. . . . . BEING A SENI « MARTY COCO- PRESIDENT AMY CLANCY—SECRETARY DEBBIE LEACH TREASURER JUNIOR FAVORITES Betty Abbott David Aitken Jimmy Allen Ricky Allen Robert Allen Juniors have a busy and exciiing year. This is the best Senior Scholastic (?) We've ever seen. Kim Anderson Gayle Austin ■ Joy Bailey W A Bailey Jeff Brandon Lynette Burt Vanessa Brantley Bruno Bridges Ricky Brister Juniors elect Brooks and Marty class favorites. We’ve even got a T.V. set in our pile.” Brooke Brothers Gary Burrus Karen Byrd Debbie Campbell Roslyn Cantin Phyllis Carter Donna Crafton Kerry Chandler Randy Chin Ricky Christian 137 Bobby Copeland Bill Crabb Al Cunningham Peggy Collins Janice Coates Marly Coco serves as class President Shirley Cooper Mark Corder Charla Darnall Rebecca Dilley 138 Sherman Eames Henrietta Ellison Tommy Dunavan Sharon Dunigan Delores Franklin Fred Garrison Jeanette Ewart Bobby Faulkner Stephen Fawcett Kenneth Ferrell Mary Sue Fortner Amy is secretary, and Debbie is treasurer. Carolyn Ginn Mary Ann Gist Morse Gist Sharon Godfrey Betty Goo Cheryl Graham. 139 Debbie Graves Virginia Griffin Michael Grobmyer Sammy Haggard Bill Green David Gregory Mike Griffin Miki and Brookie represent Juniors in Homecoming Court. We don’t mess around. Hey!” Miki Griffin Neil Griggs Charles Gunn Mary L. Harcourt Linda Hardison 140 James Harris Marky Helm Edna Henson Cindy Herlein Madelyn Hicks Alan Hill Cathlecn Hickey Connie Hollowed Charles Hudson George Hixon Caihleen end Juniors publish Universe Behveen Mark Hoagland Maurice Hopkins Henry Irving John Johnson 141 Veronica Jackson Dale Johnson Demetrys Johnson Janice Johnson Martha Johnson Kenny Kendrick Kurt Kummer Juniors sell 125 mums. The grass is good, but the girl is prettier.” Sharon Kemp Karen Kuhre Jackie Lahue Bobby Lajoie 142 Michael Lake Fred Lawhorn Sharon Lawrence Mike Lazar Debbie Leach Patsy Lewis Lanie Light Kenny Logan Juniors help create biggest bonfire ever. We know Marty's in here somewhere. Becky I.ueken Dinan Mauldin Martha McKelvey Mike Murray Gar ’ McKinney Sandra McLendon Ray Miller Robbie iQ an effervescent Junior majorette. Which one of those birds was it?' Robbie Miller Melba Moseley Butch Murphy Charles Noble Pat Nye 144 Ray Owens Debbie Phillips Billy Pitchford Jacky Price Lea Ann Ragsdale Ricky Reynolds Hazel Ray Winston Robins Morris Ross Mike Russell James Rutledge Martha Rogers Terri Qeeman is He day winner. Grace Saia Hurry up with some more boxes for the juniors' pile.” Joanne Saia Troy Seaton Cathy Smith Mariah Spann Clarence Smith Fran Smith John Smith Paul Teaney boxed everyone in on Haf (Pay. Shorty Storey 146 Debra Summerhill Debbie Tackcberry Arbra Taylor Paul Teaney Keith Tharp Dianne Thompson Monica Tyson Lorene Vaughn Celestine Young is chosen one of ihe fen finalists in Beauty Review. Mr. Balch, wait a minute. I had to talk to Brad.’ What time is it, Marilyn? David Vickers NOT PICTURED James Brown Sue Cross Kenneth Gamble Glenn Pittman Owen Smith Mike Stephens Virginia Tucker Allen Wolfe Celestine Young Nicky Zahursky 147 serious ecorniofc ooV� oR Studying harder Collecting good towels for good INDIANS!!! Smiling on the future N Robbie Miller selling Drix for the band . Learning where things belong Vc'X SOPHOMORE OFFICERS u X JIM BO BOYD—PRESIDENT MARY McCARTY—SECRETARY KATIE CAMPBELL—TREASURER SOPHOMORE FAVORITES 151 Sophomores busy schedules Indian spirit Hey, what is in the bag, Joel? 'We sophomores tried to set the world on ire. Jeannie Andrews Johnny Balboa Susan Railrs Jo Beauchamp Mark Bclin Janie Beauchamp Pat Bell David Baker Brenda Barker Susan Bailey introduced to and the on the hill. We never work; we just watch.” Vemon Berner Debbie Benson Zann Bloesch Carol Boats Gene Bodkins Phillip Bokker Larry Bowden Gary Biggs Kay Billings Vandali Bland Jimbo Boyd Wayne Burkes Tommy Brown Gary Burt Can you believe they're making us walk that far just for an orientation?” Katie Campbell Kita Campbell Jimmy Cantwell Lisa Chapman Skipper Chorley Carolyn Carter Sophomores find and fears soon Opening Dag. What's the next question on the test? Debbie Christian Cornelius Clark Robyn Clark Jeanne Coco Glenn Col turns Troy Cooper 154 Pat Cordcr Betty Covington Mike Cox initial anxieties disappear after Sarah, beware of Seniors roaming in the hall. Romcy Clark Sherry Dayhoff Judy Cracraft Shelly Cullum Alma Cunningham Phyllis Daniels Debbie Damell Carol Davis Dianne Dietz Betty Devers Claire Dills Billy Faulkner Carol Faust Rcba Ferrell 155 Class of '72 Bonnie Fleetwood Larry Ford Brenda Freeman This could turn out to be a boring day.” Pamela Greenway Sybil Griffey Julie Grobmyer elects Jimbo, Marty, and Katie class officers. We’re the new Sophomores and we come from the unknown world!'' Wayne Hadder Rita Hale Sheila Hammond Gary Hensley Ricky Hensley Brenda Hensley Willie Hill Virginia Hicks We finally made it to the top of the hill! 157 Jimmy Hollowed Wanda Hollowed Carl Home Jimbo and Ann c asQ favori es. Here we go marching, one by one! Suzann Huff Jeanie Hughes Diane Jackson Jacky Jennings Randy Johns Dennis Johnston Mark Johnston Wayne Johnston SG ecied, Robert Kennedy June Kimbrough Brenda King Thomas King Nedra Kimbrough Danny Knowclton Joyce Knuckles Eltha Lazcnby Randy Lederman Gosh if only ray mom could see me now.” Kathy Malone Sharon Manning Dean Massey 159 Sybil and Sophomores Hey, Where did all the girls go?” Ricky May- Tommy Mears Bobby McCaa Mary McCarty Larry McClain Floyd McLendon Eugene McMahan Randy McNeill Van Montgomery 160 Victor Minor Bob Mitchell Vicki represent on Homecoming Court. Hope I'm in (heTight place! V : Phil Moore Darryl Morgan Bennett Morris Teresa Mullaly Donna Mundcn Joe Murphy 1 V Romona Nearns Janet Newcomb Eddie Norwood Sue Nye Sharon O’Bryant If I've told you once. I've told you a thousand times!” Harold Parker Jimmy Parker Kathi Parker 161 Sophomores energy and boxes o the bonfire. The doors of opportunity open to us. Gerald Rainey Jimmy Rawlings James Reese Pat Roberts Wayne Royal Barbara Rusak Bart Salamak Sherry Sanders 162 James Scott David Shurgar Elbert Sibley Phillip Spencer Lynn Smith Mary Smith Mike Smith Vicki Smith Debbie Stark Kathi Stallings Boy. was it a lonng day! It's finally over.” Floyd Stewart 163 Jennie Steinbeck Debbie Stephens ' We 've come a Who said wc had to get a haircut?' Larry Summcrhill Mike Sutterfield Charlie Tappan Teresa Thomas Brenda Thornton Teresa Thorton Beverly Trantham Maurice Traylor Debbie Underwood Carl Vallun Joel Walker 164 Larry Warren Johnny Webber Donald Whaley David White Mar)’ Wilson Rose White Vickie Williams Pansy Young NOT PICTURED Jerry Boddie Romey Clark Carl Fridge Roy Garcia Steve Jackson Mike Jones Eldridge Lane Cassandra Marlov William Maxwell Randy Palmer David Patterson Jim Sims Ray Spiller 166 m JUNIOR HIGH 168 Central's Junior High is separated from the high school by a few yards of earth and a million miles of time. Although the Junior High activities are individually supervised, the two schools are united through a com- mon school spirit. We laugh and ohe about the people down the hill ; we must not forget that once, we too were down there! 169 JUNIOR HALL JEANNIE BEALL CENTRAL CECILIA PENNY JERRY MORGAN BILL SMITH HIGH FAME DONNA HEARD 170 STEVE KIMES Students from the Freshman class are chosen by the faculty to the Hall of Fame. They are the students who have distinguished themselves in various ways in service to their school. MINDY MOORE WALLY COX MIKE CUNNINGHAM 171 BAND Band officers for this year arc Dianne Owens. President; Michcll Quattlcbaum, Vice-President, and Ann Rye, Secretary. Treasurer. The band is under the direction of Mr. Stanley Balch. Band Has Spirit! 172 MAJORETTEQ from left to right: Top rou: Lynn McCarty, Jan Gatewood. Michele Quattlebaum. Drum Major, Teresa Ballard, Dianne Owens. Bottom rou-: Anne Rye, Denise Paine, Connie Morgan. Debbie Johnston, Nancy Kelley. ' 7 Really Like This Rouiine 173 CHEERLEADERS Front row: Mindy Moore (captain), Betsy Brandon, Connie Freeman, Paula Hickey, Libby Sturgeon. Second row: Princess King, Donna Hear� ), Cecilia Penney, Jeanne Beall. Frances Smith (co-captain). 174 Lcf's Go, Papooses, Lei's Go PEP CLUB Sejied: Paula Hickey, Libby Sturgeon. Front row Uft to right Betsy Brandon. Frances Smith. Donna Heard, Cheryl M|D.pidL Carol Vaughn, Belinda Craw- ford. Cynthia Jo Hicks (squad captain), Diana Reed. Cecilia Penney, Jeanne Beall, Mindy Moore Second rou Becky Weaver. Roxanne Clark. Ellen Howe (vice president). Connie Holloway, Sally Pledger. Debbie Mauldin, Joan McMillan. Cindy Parker, Patty Burkes. Cindy Buford, Ruth Yancy (squad captain), Mrs. Judi Pilkington (co- sponsor). Third row: Lois McClain (squad captain), Pat Kimbrough (reportcr secretary) Vickia Hensley. Kim Shrigley. Nancy Edwards, Bonnie Freeman, Connie Freeman. Gwen Treadaway. Shar on McCullan (squad captain). Princess King, Becky Collins. Fourth row Karen Shields, Becky Bradshaw, Wilma Freeman. Gloria Laurence. Todd Bicri, Linda Goodwin, Becky Bryant. Mary Jo Bloesch, Jo Parker (president), Patricia Parker. Shirley Jumper. Darlene Hand. Not pictured: Mrs. Pat Smith (co-sponsor). vv 175 BEAUTIES 176 First Alternates Jeannie Beall Vidor Forte Second Alternates Susan Gladin Murray Akers Fourth Alternates Third Alternates Cecilia Penny Jerry 0 Neat Rhonda Burks Mike Tharp ' 177 Junior High Homecoming Principal John Brownlee crowns Mindy Moore Homecoming Queen, for 1969 as her escort, Jerry Morgan; Flower girl, Pat Simmons, and Crown bearer, Ken Christian, look on. Here they come, two by two. Lynn McCarty Larry Cook Betsy Brandon Max Wall Donna Heard Susan Gladin Lawson Hornor David Dilley Mindy Moore Jerry Morgan Jeanie Beall Murray Akers Nancy Webster Steve Mangum Teresa Balard Mike Arthur Judy Dills Mike Tharp Princess King West Hornor 179 969 PAPOOSES COACHES From left o right: BILI. KOEN—Head Coach LOU WOOD S venth grade coach RONNIE MAYTON—Line and BM (earn MANAGERS From left to right: George Gates, Sam Denison, Charles Malone. 180 181 Front row (L. to R.) Benny Miller. Cleveland Percy. Larry Allen. Bud Oberle. Sylvester Valley, Randy Greer. Milton Parker. Warren McGrew, James Williams. B.tch Ron• (L. to R.) Coach Mayton, Darrell Hanks. David Wood yard. David Dillcy. Al Faust, Mike Bell, Bill Smith, Steve Kimes, Coach Wood. Front row (L. to R.) Alan Grantham. Ricky Parker. Joe Holland. Artie Henderson, John Miller, Richard Rogers, Ken Chrisiian, Kurt Luekcn. Steve Cullum, Charlie Ridge. MiJM«■ tow (L. to R.) Keith Leech. Randy Thomas, Bill Tingle, Terry Profitt, Terry Parker, Chuck Trantham. Ralph Waters, Chuck Cline. Jimbo Carter. Bill Waddell. John Galloway. B.uk row (L. to R.) Coach Wood, Sam Denison. Kenny Lederman. Percy Blond. Bob Still, J. L. Richardson, Max Wall, Chuck Fchlig. John Coates, Billy Kimbrough. Mark Gaings, Larry Smith, Coach Mayton. 182 Back run: John Coates, Bill Howe. David Wood yard. Mark I.ynn. Steve Uranftram. ArfTTur V woman . David Dilley,'Beniamin TrTT? • Front rou: James Williams, Cleveland Percy. Freddy Holloway, Rhctt Mauldin. John Galloway. Danny Pitchford, Chris Ballard. CTUPCNT COUNCIL Back row: left to right. Rusty Pan :. Kurt Leuken. Alan Grantham. Ken Christian. Alan Camathan. Chuck Cline, Ralph Waters. Darrel Hanks. Max Wall, Tommy Greer. Mark Goings, Stephen Djrnall, Artie Henderson, Billy Heard Second tou: Cecilia Penny. Teresa Ballard. Nanette Bradsher. Donna Heard. Jeannie Beall. Sharon Holland, Jo Parker, Mary Jo Bloesch, Gail Hinton. Sherry Murphy Third row: Lanie Gradus. Paula Hickey, Cheryl Allen, Patty Burch. Princess King, Janella Femicola, Janet Worley. Seated: Chuck Fehlig, vice-president. Dan Schieffler, President, Ann Hoagland, Treasurer. Not fiictnred: Mindy Moore. Secretary. Fran Taylor. 184 BETA CLUB Front row: left to right, Rusty Pang. Ann Leach, Carol Reese, Nancy Kelly (secretary). Princess King. Gina Morris. Johnny Peacock. Second row: Glenda Mullaly, Diane Owens. Gale Hinton, Jeannie Beall, (vice-president), Mindy Moore, Sharon Holland. Mary Jo Bloesch. Third row: Karen Cupplcs. Beth Phillips, Paula Hickey, (treasurer), Cecilia Penney, Jerry Young, Charles Cook, (president), Dan Schiefflcr. Sponsort: Mrs. Betty Kay Gillihan, Mrs. Carol Neugcnt MONITORS Kneeling: (left to right) Richard Bloesch. Joe Schafer. Front row: Alan Carnarhan. Rhctt Mauldin. Ann Bucklciw, Debbie Spirley. Susan Waters. Jo Ann Graves, Karen Graves, Shirley G opcr, Mildred Webb. Holly McCarty. Jerry O'Neal. Second rou: Michelle Quattlcbaum. Carrie Wilson, Glenda Mullaly. Nanette Bradshcr. Diane Owens, Susan Gladin, Donna Heard, Becky Bullard. Nancy Webster, Cheryl Centenio, Miry Beth Herlein. Lawson Homer. Third row: Gloria Lawrence, Becky Boant. Karen Cupples, Beth Phillips, Jeannie Beall, Gina Morris, Mindy Moore. Sharon Holland. Rose Marie Hibbard, jan Gervasini. Mark Gilbert. Back rou: Mike Layton. Mark Clairday. Roger Ellis. David Dilley, Charles Cook, Steve Kimcs, Bill Smith, Wally Cox. Mike Sharp. Walter Chambers. Edgar Bounds. Bill Stratton, Steve Rose, Mike Bell. Sponsor: Mrs Rcba D. White. 186 LIBRARY CLUB Fint row: (left to rijfht) Bill McClint«k, Eddie Young, Mark Coco, Ken Applcbaum, Sieve Rose (President). Marc Jones. Second row: Ola Russell, Stephenie Hill, Linda Rodman, Lynn Stewart, Becky Bradshaw, Kim Shelby, Sheila Sibley, Pam Chappall. Third row: Dianne Owens. Lou Ray, Debbie Spivey. Cheryl Centenio, Jan Gervasini, Linda Chamncss, Cathy Harcourt, Eugima Jones. Floycc Rodden. Zelma Lnvel, Linda Williams. Gail Hinton, James Dent, Pat Weaver. Fourth row: Becky Bullard. Mildred Webb. Barbara Bryant, Rose Marie Hibbard. Wilma Freeman, Nancy Webster (Secre- tary). Linda Goodwin. Becky Bryant. Kathy Tilghman, Rhonda Burks, Nanette Bradsher. Beverly Stantoo. Mary Sanders, Susan Dayhoff. Fifth row: Jerry Morgan. Carl Henley. David Helton, Stanley Simmons. James McConnon. Mrs. Feed Keesee (Sponsor). Bobby Heams, Paul Cooper, Joey Charlton, Arthur Vrooman, Mike Weaver, Joe Romedy. Bill Brown. Bud Oberle. Steve Kimes (Vice-President), Bruce Stratton, Mike Tharp 187 FIRE MARSHALS Palmer Holland, Mike Cunningham, Paul Cooper. SAFETY PATROL Larry Wilson, Palmer Holland. Dallas Bruce, Bobby Gassaway, Paul Cooper, David Frederick, Mike Cunningham. 188 Quiet before a pep rally. Tie Day 189 ADVERTISEMENTS runup� National Bank FRKK PARKING Twin cm o na 572-4731 XI OAKLAND IWo rwc - M-km r MI � -N ! ROOK K IIP I NO DVT. 334-6791 33 4734 (Ut ) KefmaJfatlonal Sank — transportation a tho UaIam frnria n. • 'WfW 11UW FWiWWiT• OHwteg FULL BANK SERVICE 190 Ours is a world of neon signs, crowded s ores, and iraffic conges- Hons. i is a world of friendly mer- chants glad to assist us and shape our experience for future business encounters. Because of these con- siderate merchants, we can all feel a sense of pride in our growing com- munity. The very fact that these local businesses care enough about us to advertise for us gives a due as to what kind of merchants they are. Their attitudes are commendable, or they wouldn t be paying attention to a bunch of school kids. In short, they reflect the SPIRIT OP 70. 191 JR. HIGH BOOSTER PAGE Rusty-n-Karen . I Love Zelma Marsha-n-Randy ✓ Hey Dimples Victor my Love!! VeaTapsTSCDJ Hug a Jug, Jug SG DD Mrs. Gillihan's 3rd Period Class of geniuses mbh. sc . Ponna Jenkins-n? Ken Wiley—H un?ers N Oh Poo! quess who ■ Mary S. -f Bobby B. Betty Kay Dilley Hi! from N. Webster Lawson Horner Mrs. Luelcen's Hr. % Freshmen 70 .Susanm-Warrens7 £ HM) V Do who what now huh? ' Raney Webster Fr. 70 J Cynthia Fowler Sr.'73 ' I Curtis-n-Greenhead sf y DuEIc is weird J ' 70 A and B team KL-CC ' Ross—Sr. 74 . ' We love J. Walker . i . ( p-LbV s lJannyy-- p I . TKonnie and Mark, rtjtf •PAPS ARE ALRIGHT FS. JD. SA. PB, PK. BB. Holly G-oiiqhtly- BR—Shaved head I I QI C v----- .Cuiiiv iexyeyes • Holly McCarty-n-? Jayme Darnell 7th • Yea! Paps! The B.C.S.C. Rondo By Mark Gilbert Richard-n-Linda • Fran loves Paul WHAT'S THA TROUBLE bianne loves Gary Bubbles Qranges? RTPebbieT 7.4 - Duck aod Otis 74 Kendy + Deborah r 0 Ot� - Anita loves Jerry v jCurtisissomeanl LonJTTTTblenberg • Booger and Sniffy k Jan, Janet, Pat � Janet-n-Dec . May-Head Howe JW. PB.-JG, PK. BB Guess who loves Bob . 4fBill Howe and Curtis £ Jeffries loves S. Abrams J. Coates Vacuum cla JS—JK 69-76 Cecilia Penny (AM!) • Ralph Wajejci_SJL_J • Pam Betsy, Jan Donna-n-Mike • fB. DB. DHT Judv- Donna, Carol Mildew Cathy—BL KK. DH, DB. and TB. j Sat. N ites! WH • ' Mr. mithson's Hr. Ola-n-Kenny 'member Haljgween and Gittjhan revenge Gillihan revenge I like Tom C. Romecoming '69-70 Mindy Moore. Sr. 73_ Here comes? Paps are all right , . Je nift BfldU dindy—Moocai. • AB and MM—I.W.B.D.H. Bealley Dancers . Cartwright—who!, Best. Wishes—Mrs. White-Central Jr. M. Lynn-n-Sharon « L. Summerhill—Lover Sister im Law (LB?) Interstate Feet V 4.awson-n-Connie H Keesed's Lbr. Bums Connie-n-Chris • Jan- Princess. Pam _ ELB, BLK, HAK, ALH Mary Beth Al, Chuck Mark • Steve Rose, Pres. Bill, Brad, Russ •” Mike-n-Jennie Mw loves Jg BH, JM, CJ, JC. V BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '70 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS 70 WEST HORNOR MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet—Oldsmobile—Cadillac 194 Compliments of WOOTEN-EPES COMPANY Helena, Arkansas Compliments of DR. W. E. JONES PHILLIPS MOTOR COMPANY, INC. ... w , , . CHRYSLER 415 Walnut btreet corporation Helena, Arkansas Phone 338-7548 INSURORS OF HELENA, INC founded 1933 VERNE N. PRESLEY 306 Helena Bank Bldg. 338-8335 LELAND STONE INS. AGENCY 312 Elm Street 338-8341 VIC SHREEVE INSURANCE 200 Plaza 572-3401 C. NASH LINDSEY INS. AGENCY Helena Bank Bdg. 338-3722 HARGRAVES INSURANCE AGENCY 312 Cherry Street 338-3425 E. L BURKS INS. AGENCY 301 Helena Bank Bldg. 338-8161 COATES INS. REALTY CO. 317 York Street 338-3831 CURTIS COMPANY 401 Helena Bank Big. 338-7474 JAS. A. HUDSON 426 Cherry Street 338-2348 GUARANTY LOAN TRUST CO. 523 Cherry Street 338-3032 195 Compliments of COHEN SALVAGE COMPANY DEALER IN Hides—Metals—Pecans—Scrap Iron NATHAN and BESSIE COHEN HELENA WHOLESALE, INC. (Serving Eastern Arkansas and Western Mississippi Since 1910) 196 Helena, Arkansas Compliments of SOUTHERN HARDWARE Wholesale Exclusively West Helena, Arkansas Compliments Compliments of of M-C DRUG STORE TAYSTEE BREAD Helena COMPANY Dependable JOHNNY GRIFFEY V7 Druggist and ERVIN JOHNSON Salesmen _— CITY DRUG STORE West Helena f HIT TKv'STfs Xllli (ill 197 Congratulations, Seniors! BRYAN DRUG AND GIFT SHOP TOM WILLINGHAM—Owner Phone 2-2101 132 Plaza West Helena, Arkansas 198 THE MOHAWK RUBBER COMPANY Akron, Ohio—West Helena, Arkansas Stockton, California—Salem, Virginia SOUTHERN SPRAY EQUIPMENT COMPANY 199 West Helena, Arkansas Mustang Monterey Falcon v Twt CiUw) Marauder Fairlane Marquis Galaxie vJ FOlD INC. Cougar Thunderbird Montego Ford Trucks SALES AND SERVICE Cyclone DELTA AUTO SALES West Helena, Ark. Congratulations, Class of 70! Compliments of MODERN BEAUTY SCHOOL Pivot Point Franchise Compliments of ELLIOTT'S JEWELRY STORE GRABERS Fine Diamonds and Department Store Watches 418 Cherry Street 305 Cherry Street 200 GIFTS GIFTS BRADFIELD PRINTING CO. 306 Cherry Street PRINTING SINCE 1916 GIFTS GIFTS KUMMER EGGS RAYMOND KUMMER Route 2, Helena 201 BEST WISHES TO THE 1970 CLASS Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING Helena, Arkansas «C U. S PAT Oft Compliments of CUNNINGHAM BUTANE GAS CO. 572-2191 Compliments of CENTRAL DRUG STORE Compliments of McCARTY'S JEWELRY—GIFTS 410 Cherry Sf. Phone 338-3571 Helena, Ark. Best Wishes, Seniors! A-T STORES INC. Hwy. 49 West West Helena 202 PHILLIPS COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY J. H. Barrow, M.D. Patrick Bell, M.D. A. A. Berger, M.D. Wm. W. Biggs, M.D. Bernard Capes, M.D. R. L. Chrestman, Jr., M.D. W. A. Ellis, M.D. H. N. Faulkner, M.D. C. M. T. Kirkman, M.D. Evan Kurts, M.D. C. P. McCarty, M.D. Wm. K. Hill, M.D. H. B. Oldham, M.D. W. T. Paine, M.D. Daniel Tonyman, M.D. James Wise, M.D. 203 WENZEL’S Congratulations Class of 1970 INTERIOR DESIGNERS MR. and MRS. NUNZIO MESSINA AND FAMILY Compliments of JOYNER'S u' V IJvr+ v. ntjr V CITY MARKET West Helena HOME OF QUALITY FODDS We Give Shur Valu Stamps Arkansas Own Stamp Company Congratulations to the Class of 1970 THOMPSON-KING TOMMY'S BARBER SHOP 314 Plaza Street 572-9936 West Helena, Arkansas AUTO PARTS 24-HOUR SERVICE WRECKER JACK AND JILL Infants' and Children's Wear 511 Plaza West Helena, Arkansas 204 Highway 49 West 572-2548 O.B.'S Highway 49 Sporting Goods and Baits CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS 70 Congratulations, Seniors of '70 BECKY'S AND BECKY'S WEST Compliments of SUDDATH FARMS Helena and West Helena, Arkansas BIG BEN DOLLAR STORES THOMAS DIAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Helena West Helena Elaine and Marvell Congratulations, Seniors, 1970! 205 Any time is bargain time West Helena, Ark. ic. reco s LORNE L. GRECO—Mgr. J. R. FORTE GROCERY DEATON GLASS 245 N. Sebastion (Hwy. 49) West Helena, Arkansas HALFWAY HOUSE So. Biscoe Mgr.—DOROTHY AGEE Where your $ mean c U-SAVE FOOD CENTER DAVIS STOP 'N SHOP OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK South 7th Street Road West Helena, Arkansas FAUST BAND SAWMILL, INC. Manufacturers of Hardwood Lumber Phone 572-2691 West Helena Compliments of Congratulations, Seniors GIST MUSIC COMPANY Phone 338-8481 FELDMAN Pianos—Organs COMMISSION Band Instruments—Music Machines Helena, Arkansas Compliments of MICHAEL LAZAR 207 AND LADIES SPORTSWEAR CLEBURNE BARBER SHOP Compliments of ienneiii ALWAYS FIRST QUAUTY 9 TREAT JEWELRY 528 Cherry Street AND GIFTS Helena, Arkansas West Helena, Arkansas Congratulations, Seniors! COMPLIMENTS OF THE HELENA ELECTRIC COMPANY 208 C J HELENA, ARKANSAS The Twin City TRIBUNE 126 Garland Street Post Office Box 2451 Service The Gateway To Eastern Arkansas Compliments Compliments of of PETER CHU’S INN-B-TWEEN CHARLENE and HOOT LUEKEN GROCERY 602 Arkansas Street Compliments of Compliments of VINCENT DISTRIBUTING COMPANY KERBY'S ALUMINUM ACROSS FROM HIGH SCHOOL Best Wishes DONNELLY'S FLOWERS 209 REEVES GROCERY Biggest Little Store in Helena' WATSON'S Flowers for all occasions WATSON and FRANCES LIGHT 107 South 5th West Helena, Ark. Compliments of HELENA GARMENT COMPANY Bobble Brooks PERRY'S GREENHOUSE 915 Garland West Helena, Arlc. SOUTHERN IMPLEMENT COMPANY Helena, Arkansas DELTA LAUNDRY CLEANERS Congratulations, Seniors of '70 HART'S SHOE STORE 'The Shoe Store on the Corner 210 Phone 338-8368 537 Elm Helena, Ark. Compliments of Compliments of B-W OIL CO. Your Shell Oil Jobber OTASCO Along With All the Other Shell Dealers in Home and Auto Supplies Phillips County Helena HIGHWAY 49 513 Cherry WEST HELENA W. B. COX Owner 572-2081 Distributors of PURE OIL PRODUCTS Phone 338-3454 520 Walnut Street Helena, Arkansas TIRES—BATTERIES ACCESSORIES MIDWAY LANES KENTUCKY BC l m £ YOU SEE THE FRIED CHICKEN 615 Oakland Ave. Helena, Ark. WHERE FAMILIES HAVE MORE FUN 211 EDWARt PLUMBING HEATING and TINNING 519 Helena, DR. L A. NORVL Chir (. 31 West Hei ictic LUMBl t We I Pe slena. .-.rlca BUB'S Factory Dress Outlet Ladies' Wear at Factory Prices 217 Cherry Helena FREE'S FRAMES Personalized Custom Picture Framing 520 Cherry 338-6812 Congratulations 70 THE FLAMES Phone 734-2263 Brinkley GENE SIMON COMPLIMENTS OF DIEHL PLUMBING Compliments of METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. 612 Cherry Helena. Arkansas Compliments of McKNIGHT VENEER AND PLYWOODS, INC. West Helena Arkansas Short's National Fabric Center Everything for the Lady who sews. 420 Cherry Helena CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1970 HELENA CHEMICAL COMPANY WEST HELENA, ARKANSAS 214 Compliments of the UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS 215 LOCAL 2045 Compliments of NICK'S CAFE Congratulations lo the Class of '70 TWIN CITY AUTO PARTS APACHE-MAYFLOWER VAN LINES, INC. MOVING—STORAGE PACKING—CRATING 228 Walnut St. Helena Compliments of TURK'S AUTO PARTS INC. Phone 572-2564 Highway 49 West Helena Compliments Congratulations of Seniors FRED'S MID-CITY MOTORS DOLLAR COMPANY STORE 591 Oakland Ave. 318 Cherry Helena. Arlc. Helena NU-WAY CLEANERS Compliments 31 1 Porter St. of Helena. Arkansas HARRY McCARTY, INC. 216 Gary Strasberg—President Joanie Umfress—Sec.-Treas. Robbie Miller—Bd. Member Larry Applebaum Albert Davidson Joe Davidson Cynthia Kern Ken Applebaum Laney Gradus Harry Befin Betsy Kern 217 Compliments of TWIN CITY BARBER SHOP DOLLY'S BEAUTY SALON 102 South 5th 572-6740 DOLLY SMART—Owner Judy Gregory and Kay Rash McLendon SERVICE STATION Be Sure With Pure FINEST GASOLINE, OIL, GREASE FOR YOUR GOOD, WE GO UNDER YOUR HOOD West Helena, Ark. Hwy. 49 4th and Plaza 572-2371 VOLKSWAGEN BRUCE RITCHEY MOTORS 622 Walnut St. Helena, Ark. 218 622 Walnut St. BILL SMITH Purol Station Walnut at Perry Helena, Arkansas PHONE 338-3600 ROAD SERVICE U J THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 432 Cherry Street Helena, Arkansas 72342 Phone 338-9091 Compliments of SAM CENTENIO GROCERY 7 10 of a Mile North of Helena Bridge ? ? � ? ? 10-7 • ? ? , , 02k , l Sr. 72? Mrs. Clayborne's Homeroom has a WARLOCK PRINTING 114 Garland 572-2103 West Helena, Ark. beats the PAPOOSES Compliments of CHRISTY'S WELDING SUPPLY Compliments of HARDMAN LUMBER COMPANY 219 CONGRATULATIONS to the 1970 SENIORS VAN'S AUTO SERVICE CENTER Columbia and Porter Streets Helena, Arkansas Phone 338-3091 We will relieve you of your Automobile Problems CONGRATULATIONS JOE MUFFOLETTO general contractor Compliments of WALTER LONG TV SERVICE 819 Baldwin West Helena. Ark. Congratulations Seniors 1970 BARNETT'S Ladies' Smart Apparel OUR 60th YEAR Helena, Arkansas JOHNSON’S GULF SERVICE Cherry and Porter Sts. Owner—NATHAN JOHNSON CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! HELENA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION JOHNSTON'S TEXACO Service Station LUBE—WASH Phone 338-8976 Compliments of Complete Tire and Battery Service Columbia at Rightor PHILLIPS CO. FARM BUREAU Congratulations to PEGGY and the Seniors of '70 EVANS’ UPHOLSTERY Phone 572-2025 221 Compliments of CHICAGO MILL WE ARE THE FRESHMEN. MRS. HARGRAVES' ROOM Jene X Fashions for the young at heart, both his and hers Compliments of McMINN TERMITE, PEST CONTROL CO. 222 MIGHTY. MIGHTY FRESHMEN, ALL RIGHT 100% 12-8 MR. LEDGERWOOD'S 8th GRADE HOMEROOM '69-70 JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS BEAUTY SALON CAROLYN LESLIE—Owner and Operator 572-6311 107 S. 4th St.—WEST HELENA 10-2 223 Compliments of TAPPAN ABSTRACT CO. INC. v7 EVERYBODY READS THE JOHN AND LAWSON HORNOR HELENA-WEST HELENA Distributors WORLD Gulf Oil Products Congratulations, Seniors HELENA MARINE SERVICE JIM AND BETTY WALDEN Compliments of STEVE EWART AND FAMILY 520 North Ridge JUSTICE OF THE PEACE HORNOR TOWNSHIP Compliments of POLSTON FURN. INC. 225 Plaza Street WEST HELENA, ARK. HOMKIN GROCERY 521 Chicago St. WEST HELENA, ARK. Phone 572-2332 224 Compliments of WADE'S FABRICS 509 Cherry 338-6915 Compliments of s. w. ROSANNE, AND PAM MASSEY The Congratulations, Seniors! PORTER HOUSE DOUG AND LEEVERN WILLIAMS O.K. TIRE STORE Tire Truing and Balance Wheel Align HI WAY 49 Noon Buffet 11 AM Til 2 PM 338-6848 720 Porter Compliments of MODEL REXALL PHARMACY 'YOUR REXALL DRUGGIST' Phone— 338-2363 225 Congratulations, Seniors 1970 WEBSTER ELECTRIC COMPANY MR. AND MRS. A. G. WEBSTER 226 Helena, Arkansas 11-7 Reserved for TIMMY 11-2 .dtC4t A jU A cAUIfet 603 OAKLAND • HELENA, ARK. 72342 12-9 HOMEROOM 9-3 Has Spirit 227 You’ll Hear More About the CLASS OF 74 12-1—and the One Really Means FIRST. 228 •p' • Congratulations, Seniors! BILL HUDSON INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Congratulations to ELTON and the Class of 1970 Congratulations, Seniors! Congratulations 1970 Seniors 1969-1970 OFFICERS Steve Jones—President Eddie Bryant—V. President Anna Tschepikow—Secretary Bill Simmons—Treasurer Congratulations, Seniors From the CREST THEATRE and DIXIE DRIVE-IN Compliments of DIXIE GLASS COMPANY 209 Righ+or Helena Compliments of REX MOTEL Best Wishes to the Class of SMITH SHOE REPAIR SHOP 70 Shoes Repaired While You Wait 1115 Cherry Street Helena, Arkansas 338-3211 BROWN'S GROCERY AND REPAIR SERVICE MR. AND MRS. ALEX J. SMITH, Prop. _ ervice _ roduc� � « atiified uilomtri 5 IBLEY P ORTER 5 UPPLY C OMPANY P. O. Box 2399 REGO 81 Plaza St. West Helena, Ark. Ph. JU 5-3461 AND BETTY BROWN Industrial, Gin and Contractors Supplies Congratulations, Seniors! PLANTERS SERVICE CO. Massey-Ferguson Sales and Service Agricultural Chemicals and Liquid Fertilizers MANCHESTER CAFE Famous Bar-B-Q and Home Cooked Food ROGER SIMS, Proprietor 232 Congratulations, Seniors! WEST'S DEPARTMENT STORE Cherry and York Street Helena Compliments of LONGS KREAM FREEZE Compliments of BERT'S CITIZENS FUNERAL HOME United Protective Burial Insurance Co. Radio and TV Sales and Service West Helena Ark. Compliments of CRESCENT JEWELRY 413 Cherry £,x $ui tte flecoeixy 233 Congratulations to Seniors 1970 234 THE SPORT SHOP Compliments of MR. AND MRS. LOUIS ALPE © Qj) SIMPSON'S 106 Plaza West Helena Congratulations to ROCKY and the Seniors of 70 Compliments of OTASCO Home and Auto Supplies West Helena Marianna Marvell n. T T. H. WHITE Owner 235 Congratulations From WAY LAND'S FURNITURE COMPANv WAYLAND JERRY MONTE Best Wishes to DEBORAH and the Class of 70 KENDRICK'S PEST CONTROL Highway 49 West 572-2096 Compliments of HELENA COTTON OIL COMPANY Congratulations, Seniors WALLACE FIELD'S MEN'S STORE 530 Cherry Helena, Ark. CORBITT PURE OIL SERVICE 870 Biscoe St. 338-9793 Compliments of HELENA TERMINAL AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY Compliments of T. W. KEESE COMPANY, INC. Cotton LUMPKIN SPUR SERVICE Best Wishes Seniors '70 4 Locations Highway 49 West Phone 572-9922 Plaza Phone 572-9920 Columbia and Phillips Phone 338-9723 Helena Crossing Station—Phone 338-9724 237 Congratulations to the Class of 70 Good Luck, Seniors C. E. MAYER CO. •‘Since 1921 Congratulations to SUZY and the Class of '70 PARKER'S HARDWARE CO. GRAY'S DRIVE-INN I I I Cherry St. Helena, Ark. Congratulations Seniors '70 FARMER'S OIL A N SUPPLY CO. D 238 PHILGAS Congratulations, Seniors! THAD R. KELLY, JR. REAL ESTATE Compliments of Congratulations, Seniors! C. C. WARFIELD LEXA SIN Lexa, Arkansas McCARTY FURNITURE COMPANY 137 Cherry Helena, Arkansas Compliments of UNITED RUBBER WORKERS LOCAL UNION NO. 539 Congratulations, Seniors 1970 JIMMY MILAM AND ROCKY PANG Say DAIRY QUEEN Across From Central That's no lady, That's my wife! Congratulations, LINDA The Best In ■PI Malts, Shakes, Sundaes, and Sandwiches TSGT. AND MRS. TRAVIS HILL Offeret AFB, Nebraska 240 STRATTON MOTOR COMPANY 241 317 Walnut St. 338-3485 HELENA INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Phillips County's Fastest Growing Agency 520 Walnut 338-3432 CLASS OF '12 Says 10-8 Has Spirit WE ARE NOISY, WE HAVE FUN. WE’RE THE GREATEST, WE'RE 9-1. AnnJLaach. Lawson Hornor, Susan Waters, Mark Coco, Paula Hickey. Steve Rose, Davl f Dilley, Ken Applebaum, BTTT Brown, Walley Cox, Victor Forte, Bobby Gassaway, Jerry CFNeal, John Redd, Paul Shrader, Kevin Whitworth, Rodney Williams, Dallas Miller, Gary Wheeler, EHlie Boards, Sandra Graves, Margaret Harris, Angelette Melvin, Pat Smith, Retha Nearns, Linda Nelson. Compliments NICHOLLS of PRINTING COMPANY Quality Printing 412 Sherry 338-7491 Complete Line of School Supplies LIBERTY SUPER MARKET WATKINS SERVICE STATION Service Impartially Open Until Rendered Midnight O. T. WATKINS, Owner Six Days A Week Phone 338-9974 Walnut and Phillips Street Helena, Arkansas 242 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1970 MERCHANTS FARMERS BANK West Helena, Arkansas 243 Your Bank Of Friendly Service C S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Building Developing Financing Quality Lumber and Building Materials Best Wishes to the Class of '70 SAM LEVINE CO. Compliments of BAKER'S CLEANING VILLAGE Highway West Helena 572-9941 244 WOOTEN'S ESSO SERVICE STATION Perry and Cherry Streets 338-9994 Congratulations to the 1970 Seniors $£dll424 Natio nalbank Strong • Friendly • Dependable The Bank Of The Future Is Yours Today 245 MABIE FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Not the Biggest Store—But the Biggest Value 131 Cherry 338-8181 246 Congratulations, Seniors Congratulations! PAULINE McDaniel SMITH SCHOOL OF DANCING Congratulations, Seniors '70 From FLOYD'S PURE SERVICE SMITH'S SHOE STORE 423 Cherry Helena, Arkansas ARKLA CHEMICAL Employees Congratulate The Seniors of 1970 247 ■ . THE GREATEST BAND IN CINDY ANDREWS SHARON BAKER ROBERT BARROW RUSSELL BATTS TOMMY BELIN DEBBIE BENSON DIANE BENTHALL VANDELL BLAND CAROL BOALES KITA CAMPBELL DONNA CHAFTON DIANE CORBIN DONNA CULP TYVOKIkE CULP DEBBIE DARNELL MARCIA ELLENBURG BILLY FRIDGE MARY ANN GIST JULIE GROBMYER 4harlS SUNN VIRGINIA HICKS DEBBIE HILL MARY HOAGLAND MAURICE HOPKINS HENRY IRVING STEVE JACKSON DEMETRIOUS JOHNSON Band Members: JANICE JOHNSON FRAN JUMPER BOB KELLY JACKIE LAHUE LARRY LAMBERT DEBBIE LEACH CARLA LEWIS HOPE LINDSEY KENNY LOGAN DIANNA MAXWELL SUSAN MAXWELL BRAD McCOLLUM CASSANDRA MARLOW ROBBIE MILLER BOB MITCHELL PHIL MOORE KATHY PARKER GERALD RAMEY PAT ROBERTS MIKE RUSSELL TROY SEATON LINDA SHELBY DAVID SHURGER ANDY SMITH CINDY SMITH JOHN SMITH JEANNIE STEINBECK SANDRA STEVENSON CHARLOTTE STRATTON CHARLES TAPPAN MAURICE TRAYLOR TOMMY TRIMBLE HAROLD TUCKER DEBBIE UNDERWOOD MELANIE WEBB RONNY WEBB DONA WHITE LISA WILLIAMS WAYNE WILLIAMS Seniors TOMMY BELIN DIANE BENTHALL DONNA CULP BILLY FRIDGE CARLA LEWIS SUSAN MAXWELL LINDA SHELBY SANDRA STEVENSON CHARLOTTE STRATTON TOMMY TRIM LE HAROLD TUCKER DONA WHITE LISA WILLIAMS 248 TERRI DAYHOFF CHARLA DEESE BECKY DEVERS GEORGIA DILLEY DANNY DILLIER JOAN DILLIER RANDOLPH DRUMMONDS JAMES DUNIVAN CAROL EDWARDS JUDIANNE EDWARDS KAREN ELAM WESLEY BRYAN AMC MRS. MILLER 249 SENIORS '70 Rusty Morris Aubrey Mundt Dianne Morton David Porter Judy Jumper Kenny Stephens Linda Kerr Rathy Gregory June Patterson Linda Sybert Patsy Smart 12-7 P.S., C.S., D.T.—3 witches Chris Steinbeck 12-8 Donna Tanner 12-8 C.R.JwLW., M.M.—TME MAFIA Farmer Joe 12-1 Linda Blake 12-1 Claudette and LOVE Carol Warfield Joe Balboa Terry Ray Marilyn Whaley Paul Gill go Seniors Herbie-n-Kappi___- Sandra Stevenson, “Soul Sr. 70“ Lisa and Carla Chor-baby March 3 is 2 years. Eva and Steve Joe Greer Ricki-n-Vicki Jim Shackelford Dale Kirkman Carla Lewis Lisa Williams “70 —Chor Dizzy Witch was here! Sandra W.-n-Larry B. Tom Terrific-n-7 _ Charlotte Frances C., Sandra T., Sue T., Jimmie—MLW; Terri—JPD R.H.-n-V.S. 5. 3 Dona White What Sugar Bowl? R. W. Lisa McGaugh Ricki-He Vicki Sister and Buggars H. A. T. and Red Crazy Jim E. and Dalt Thad, Dalt, Jim E. and Bud Barbara Loves Michael If you’ve been the route you know the road D. E. Mike-n-Sharon T.H. TWINKLE TOES Mary Jane Webster Chatti Baby and The Monitone” Dalt McCarty PDS Sandra Woods Mary Jane and Mike Dalt, George, Jim E., Jim A., and the party log Archie Who? Riley Porter George Morgan—My right arm Mike—Carol—and Danna Hi, Miss House Bunches—Keith and Jann Jimmie Ruth loves Mike For Mrs. Chorley George and Dalt—Moon Lake Muffin—Jeff EC + KE BM. JH. KH. EC. WHN royroyroySHORTrovroyroy DE: ILYUM, WAMHS SOW G. Jeffries—Photophure for the POPULIS Larry Smart Shirley Broome Roger Kenneth Darnell Jann “n Keith William Angel Jane Ellen Anderson David Walker Jim Reed Phillip Hawkins Glenn Porter Larry Gatin Wayne Tenhet Glen Pittman Billy Spence Greg Slaughter Steve Jones SCA Lou-and-David Charlotte Stratton Jane Faust Mike (Dum, Dum) Chor—The Seniors—Always Suzi Gordon DS Chester loves Cutie Pie Barbara Massey Harold-n-Judy Suzy Everhart Vicki Stallings Kaye Rodden Paula Gilbert Betty Keeney Kenny Davis Her and She Mera, Was, Trish, Charlaba and Buggars Her-n-Him Thomas Darnell Mrs. Miller 12-2 Danny Dillier Judi Edwards Carol Edwards Terri Loves Joe Hee Haw for Coach Hendy Wyndol Edwin Cole Ds Joe and Bud and Becky Gypsies are my Bay—Donna C Randy and Marsha—Hey Jude P. Gorman's got Class—DC, SC Bill P. Bob W, Bill W. MAG Suzy Sr. 70—Linda Everhart Karen-n-Vick-n-Karen Mr. Miller and the Sarge and all the little Millers. Roger Kenneth Darnell The Odles Live Again—Sr. 70 Kathy-n-Virgil (KM + VG) Dianne-n-Jimmy (DM + JB) I've got soul—Lisa Williams 250 Jim-n-Frances-Kabutz Aquarians 26 and 10 Tommy D. and Karen B. Clup says. Bye Mr. B.M Billy-n-Grunt (BB + PE) Jimmie Ruth-n-Mike JRG, MLW; TLD, JPD. ILYEMTGCOMB Sr. 70 Us and the Little P's Slabfields are fun—FLC I love you, No. 54—S.T. Love that BIM—A.T. Steve and Sandra Angela and Todd Sr. 70 Dianne T. loves Tommy G. Debbie loves Bears (TT) Ronnie-n-Vivian Shirley S. + Johnny B. Debbie T.-n-Terry T. Goldie Sr. 70 Patsy-n-Johnny Jerry M. loves Carolyn P. Jimmy (22 years) Milam Debbie-n-Larry (DLMD) Maburn-n-June Sr. 70 ELE-n-DOP Sr. 70 Sister and Buggars Rhetta E. + Bill G. 100% Cotton P.C.D. Allen S.-n-Jamie F. Elsie-n-David Billy-n-Sue Ricki-n-Vicki Hi. Viclci—No. 20 Larry S. + Lou R. Cindy-n-Marlt Redman, Coach? I love Tommy C.—M.C., V.T. , Shirley-n-Johnny Skipper—the hunter Debbie-n-Terry Reta loves Roy Let your dad turn you off—LW I love Teddy Bears! Seniors 72 Down with 70 —L.L. Down with Larry Lambert—70 10- 6 says Go Indians. Ferte-loves-Chick Sissy (LPH)-n-David Suzy-n-Al Jimmy Kimbrell Connie loves Eddie Miki loves Fred ILSB .PATCH OF BLUE 11- 5 is the best alive! Fran J.—Susan M. Vickie-n-Phillip Sheila-n-Chucky Jane Ann-n-Steve Fred = Trouble Bobbie-n-Jeannie Becky-n-Richard '57 Chevy's can't be beat by Fords—Glenn Haxel + Sylvester Tereasa-n-Gene I love Mike D. O.P. + E.L.E. Linda-n-Walter Marcia B. + Roger S. Debbie + Ricky Sandra loves Tommy Linda loves Barry Melba + Mike I love Phillip H.—V.M. Linda-n-Sonny Betty loves David Kim-n-Judy Brooke-n-Ray Ann Bodkins Jr. 69-70 E. L.E. P. Baby it’s you—M.B. Miki Lawhon Suiy loves Al 10-9 watches Hee Haw Floyd loves Charla Football 70 Cindy and Mary L.t Go Go Girls Cindy-n-Wilky Frenchie Brenda-n-Jerry Teresa and Frankie 10-9 is Goodlooking Charles-n-Cathy Lynn and Danny D.O.P.-n-E.L.E. Sr. 70 Dianne Word Sr. 72 David loves Ann Hi Glenn from Dianne S.C.'s Hammond L-133 Susan-n-Bobby Fred loves Miki Jeannie + Bobby J.A. + B.L Bill + Ann Open Your Mind and Live Reality: Steve Ames D.M. + LS. Tim Pace Sr. 85 Stanley + Lynn We luv our Heavenly 5 Redd Foxx and Raspberry Mike G. and Mike G.( Ds Johnny-n-Shirley Susan-n-Bo Ro Vicki W.-n-Otis W. Floyd and Charla 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 Susan M.—Fran J. Shirley-n-Johnny Robert C.-n-Barbara E. Rhetta loves Bill L.S. + L.R. Sandra W.-n-Steve A. Mike W. and Sharon K. Gary-n-Brenda Larry-n-Anna B Nat S.-n-Beverly S. Donna K.-n-Tommy M. Pizza Villa or Bust Git it, Moose Lodge!! Ann D.-n-Danny W. Gail-n-Cark Mike-n-Mona 70 Doris Rutledge Sr. 73 Fuzzy-n-Superchicken Lynda-n-Gary Carol F. Class of 72 Crances F. (bod) Te quiero mucho, Debbie Chor's the one I . . . Betty K—Sue npsrS S 251 Congratulations, Seniors! PLUMBING HEATING CO. 519 Ohio Street 338-3547 SMOKE SIGNAL '70 JANN BURTON JUDY—CQQPER CAROL EDWARDS JUDIANNE EDWARDS KAREN ELAM MIKE HIBBARD STEVE HIGGINBOTHOM V BECKY JACKSON JIMMY JOHNSTON DEBBIE KENDRICK CINDY REYNOLDS PAT ROSS BILL WELLBORN BETH WRIGHT by THE SONS OF LIBERTY This Space is dedicated to HOWARD BAKER CHARTER MEMBERS: PAULA YOUNG STEVE HIGGINBOTHOM DON HILL CHARLES JACKSON ROCKY PANG BILL SIMMONS BILL WELLBORN GARY TEANEY MIKE HIBBARD MIKE LAZAR ROBBIE MILLER Sweetheart: Chor 252 GO, HOGS, GO MRS. HICKEY bill McCartney KEITH HOLLAND BRENDA JACKSON MRS. GORDON elton McLendon SUE LESLIE MRS. NESBIT GEORGE JEFFRIES KATHY HOLDER RONNIE WESTERFIELD ERNIE CLINE ROY GRIGGS JIM TAPPAN BANKS CONDITT JIM ANDERS jlM ENLOW GARY TEANEY CHARLA DEESE JIMMY JOHNSTON STEVE JONES RICHARD CAIN JIMMY MILAN RILEY PORTER THAD KELLY III LOY MAUCH STEVE ODLE MIKE HIBBARD HARVEY GOO TERRY ATCHISON DALT McCARTY HERBERT SMITH JIM MALONE JIMMY HOWARD UNIVERSE BETWEEN STAFF SAYS Go! Hogs! Go! Hope is being a Senior in '71 CATHLEEN— Now, ya'll! Don't make us write! Es la misma palabra, en ingles. (It’s the same word in English.) Mrs. Wood, do you know Glen Campbell? My tests are never hard. Journals are due. So much for that. (Mr. Watson) You're gonna have to know this. (Mr. Grier) Pop quiz, folks. (Mr. Garofas) 253 Do things with an autograph! . . . With Owv SpVdt PMPJv VtiJbiCLkJb. CjeMJbtftl! f-llglv uM st tui. The lest time we' sing these words; the last time we V walk these halls. The halls are empty now; the school year is over. The CLAQQ OF '70 has graduated, and now only memories of the 69- 70schoolyear remain. But next year, all the excitement and noise, all the laughter and tears will return, with you. B(jt for us, the CLAQQ OF'70, the halls will remain empty, never to be filled again.