Conway High School - Wampus Cat Yearbook (Conway, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1966 volume:

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'73 Clubs .... . . 99 Sports. . . . . . . 135 Advertisements. . . . . 171 Alma Mater Hail to the blue and white, in all its radiant splendor, Hail to the school we loveg our hearts to thee we render. Praise and honor, true devotion, each We give with deep emotiong Ever of our lives a portion, Alma Mater Hail! Dedication This yearbook is dedicated to the future-the future of the Class of 1966, and the future of all the classes to follow. May the roads chosen result in a future Worthy of our highest ambitions and ideals. The Yearbook Staff fi ? K, 3 Lf 4 f. f - - , A- , . ,, , . V . f -- - - f f f-: - - ww.-:,::. wfmv-mmwwmmww , , K 1' X -1w1mffwf'fT L - I f ' ,- ,...v-w , 1: K A -f -A A , n - Ill ,,.. ,K --f .. K , ' ' ' ' ' 'QUNTfQ'fQK'F'f'?'f-vfiy 5 +L Amp? l 3 A p D I f-fl 450 ' Q l 3 , I 5 M W3 MW W I vffjl N if A f l fj A l v ' l L .x l I3 xwxxyvg S Q Q i Qi 8 X X ' T ' ' E R . If X 'XX XA X 5 1 A ff fs Q5 x fa Q wy jg X J T 2 E S , b l S E tix N' X Q f ji ? X l ' Q , fi X l XX X X l M 7 1 Mr, H, L. Stanfill, Superintendent Mr. Ray McNutt President Administration The 1965-66 school year has afforded the Conway High School student body, faculty, and administration many things of which we can be proud. Conway High School students have worked hard and diligently in their classes and extra-curricular organizations in order to represent our schools well, and many more plans are being made now for future endeavors and accomplishments. Conway High School students are fortunate to have the many opportunities offered to them by our own schools, the city of Conway, and the fine colleges of higher learning located in Conway. Together with these opportunities and the deep loyalty and devotion the students have towards our schools, great things are being done and can be predicted for the finest group of students in Arkansas-- THE CONWAY HIGH SCHOOL WAMPUS CATS. School Board y Jn Dr. John Sneed Mrs. Sherbert Benton Mr. Cecil Bell Mr. Wi111e Cardin Vice-President Secretary Mr. Cleon Koone Dr. Kellar Lieblong Mrs. Marion Lamb Mrs. Robert D Stevens Administrative Assistant Secretary to Superintendent I would like to congratulate the year- book staff for their efforts in preparing the yearbook. It took long and tedious hours of planning and preparation in which you did an outstanding job. I would also like to express my appreci- ation to the student body for the fine school spirit and cooperative attitude during this school year. I hope this year has been both MR, C. J. ROBINSON Mr. Robinson, assistant prin- cipal, was with Junior High last year. He is also high school basketball coach. MRS. JACK JUMPER Mrs. Jumper, who has beenour secretary for seven years, works hard to keep our school activities rtuming smoothly and efficiently. pleasant and Worthwhile in your academic achievements, Let us work with all of our abilities to make Conway High School the best school in the state. We may then be proud and take pride in our accomplish- ments. Mr. Carl Stuart, Principal Mr. Stanfill works hard to keep our school running efficiently. Mr. Stuart takes time out from his work to pose for a snapshot. Sl Mr. Robinson makes out an absentee slip. . I HHH. Mrs. Jumper proves her ability by hard work and patience in all that she does. 11 KTN Staff Of CI-IS 14825 v f i, 4 ,i mix? William Glenn Dietition Lunchroom Personnel, Left to right, front row, S, Cummings, D, Havens, F. Carmichael, I, Powell, L. Glover, V. Fisher, F. Sledge, A. Stroud, R, Alewine. Back rowg A, Surratt, O, Rae, N. Qualls, G. Jones, I. Qualls, V, Holyfield, M, Tayfor, M. Fulmer, A. White. Cardin, S, Farris, P. Cato, M. A. Spencer, E. Gresham. Bus drivers: left to rightg W. E. Curtis, J. A. Glover, L. T. Back POW: B. Brannon, M. Hillis, J, B, Pendergraft, Welborn, R. Cummins, E, J. Troiilet, Jr.,w.R. Smith, o, Fulmer, T- Day- C. E, Brewer, F, S, Williams. Not pictured are: O. E, Lybarger, N. Whlddon, C, Lewis. 12 Officer workers, left to right: C. Bass, J. Burch, J. Montgomery, K. Reynolds, D, Horton. Second rowg P, Q4 Vi V V VV V V V V V V V VV V K , Q , pw 9 ,.JVqg W0dil w l l X -A f ,. . l J Q 7 Ql '4' ' va l !f f XULV V l , i V Wffaw. fQ5Q,G,, i 1 YJ! is K 'Q 1 5 C5 J ff' . ff V jg, V . Vg V V V h b Lh CCJ V I V 44 2. 1fff f ,4 ' CQQUQLU If M ,ff 4 6 M f ,gi Sq - , Aj M ,L ,Q I V, ,Vm', 1 ' I f lj 1 Q w ' 5 X ,W L ffjffffm fl 03 N 1 ' Sfffdf Q ' , ' A f ' ' ' - , - QL V I V VV , V VV V l Q l ll flffgl. 5 216 QW' Q W , f VV , V V ,L ,, LV L V Q. 4 A -X , I 1V I i V V 5 VVLV I X Ml' Mm w X ' ' A UUZCT 5 C Q L S l i Y 57V Vmi- h h ,QP 7 -6 12151 i G V i . Q- ff i' V mLm,. A W m i ' ', - ' ' , , ,V L L.L'mVL! V HV V, LV wo l 1 'VVV V, X VVV VV V V. ,V.g,. qzv? V V, , W' Q Q Of JA H V 5? A Q 1' l l' if l , ,i-,K ff , ' ' f, myfz,!-gWgig11.1,Ks-,1 V . , f f ,,,, ,,,e.f,Jz.w,7. , -. 1,-MW.-S i f e iwae 2, 'nz : -mi if Q. Is- . , f - H -, .' fmr:-.,-ff-.:f,,,,,s,r+ip - f - - ff: wgz iz-m..n, - f V , H .,-f , ,-... -, 13 ? ' T Qi5 English and Speech Mrs. B. T. Wallace M.A,, English IV Mrs. Arthur Dunaway NLA., English II and III Mrs. R. W. Grigsby M.S. E., English III and IV The English department of Conway High School offers to the student the techniques and skills of listening, thinking, reading, Writing, and speaking the English language. The department also gives the student a knowle dge and understanding of World Literature, Am e r i c a n Literature, and English Llterature, flwmnniygp- 'I he Ira vet fiqffffffe 'K Pr., Mrs. E. W. Packard M,S,E, English II Peggy Stanfill uses hand motions to stress a point in her speech. Speech, an elective course, is offered for one year at C.H.S. Poise, expression, good grooming, and a true appreciation of drama are only the beginning of the goals for which speech students are Mrs. C. A. Hamilton B.S. E, English II Mrs. Warren Oliver B.A., Speech striving. Speech class deals mainly with public speaking and subjects relating to it. The techniques of being a successful speaker are studied, discussed, and practiced, Library and Study I-Iall Miss Freida Cummings M.A., Librarian The library is efficiently equipped to provide the student with the best resources for his studies. This year the study hall meets in the auditorium because of the crowded conditions in the library, Students make good use of their study hall period. 16 Miss Cummings helps Don Hendrickson select a library book. Johnny Cole and Linda Halbrook read the newspaper for current events. Physical Education Mrs. Jeff Farris, Jr. The Girls' P,E. classes play volleyball. M.A., P.E. P,E. boys practice leg wrestling. Physical educa- tion helps develop oo-ordination, skills, good health, and good sports - manship. T h r e e years of P.E. are required at C.H.S. Mr. Dennis Fulmer M.S.E., P.E. Mathematics Mrs. Frank Koon M,S,E,, Mathematics Mr. Wallace Scott B.S.E,, Mathematics C am Lyflh .4 me Vx fu uffuffffj TWH ft f VVL59 - ILS! Lffiq -,gffaktgk fqfp LJ ,fl f l - D ' L 'N' L W V 'Qlfllff 'LV . 1. XL, Lvlx. 71' K. Lf .I I! 7 f The department of mathematics offers Algebra I and ll, Plane Geometry, Trigonome- try, and Senior Math. The importance of math is stressed and classes are always filled to capacity. Mrs. Koon's Algebra II class is caught off guard as they are studying their daily assignment. r WM Mr. A.C. Anderson B. S., Trigonometry Mr. Anderson looks surprised as R. A. Doyle tells him to pose for his picture. 1 Mr. Scott helpsastudent withaproblem in senior math. The first period trig class studies their lesson before school? Science and Mr. Don Dixon M.S. E., Biology Psychology The science department provides the stu- dents with excellent labs for use in biology, chemistry, and physics. Biology teaches the life processes of plants, animals, and humans. Chemistry deals with the characteristics of the elements, and physics includes the study of mechanics, heat, light, sound, and electricity. Psychology, which is anew course added to our curriculum, helps the student to learn and understand the aspect of human nature more thoroughly. in ,qw 2 z.1 ii K, Mr, Jerry Bradford Mr. Anderson conducts an experiment for physics class. Psychology 20 Mr. Jerry Bradford B.S.E., Biology Mr. A.C. Anderson B.S., Chemistry, Physics Mr. Dixon shows the biology aquarium to his student teacher. 21 Foreign Languages Hic, haec, hoc The foreign language department offers two years of Latin and two years of Spanish. Latin I students mainly study grammar B.S.E.,Span1sh1andn and fundamentals while the second year stu- dents progress to reading the works of Julius Caesar and Virgil. Spanish gives a broader knowledge of Spanish ways and customs and teaches the students to speak, hear, and write the language fluently. Mrs. DEHIHS BI'2.Ilt Mrs. James Clayton M.S., Latin I and II Spanish students take a listening test from tapes. Q1 History and Economics Mrs. B. A. Lewis M.A., Social Studies During a study period, government students catch up on government in the making. Mrs. Gregory Selig B.S. E., Economics History has always been a popular course at C.H.S., and this year an economics class was added. World History, American History, and Government are the other courses available to students. These courses provide the student with a knowledge of the past, present, and future stories of mankind and also help to make better citizens of the students through comprehensive study of modern government. 23 Mr. Jerry Bradford B,S.E., World History Mr. Thomas Johnson B.S.E., American History Mrs. Gregory Selig B.S.E., American History ' A -K 'Jalal' Y ,Ek ' L L J wwf U LUT4' Mrs. Ben Vann M.S., Vocal Music MUSIC The C,H.S. band performs at ball games and pep assemblies. They also give concerts for the student body and the public. The Glee Club works to prepare assembly programs for our school, civic clubs in Conway, and other schools in Arkansas, They present a Christmas program and an Easter pageant annually. Members of the Glee Club practice a special-number. fm pl Mr, Russell Langston B.A., Band Director The band practices hard during their hour class period. 25 Journalism Mrs. E. W. Packard M,S, E., Journalism The Journalism class has the task of pubiishing the school paper, the Wampus Cat. Each month they present a paper of which we can be proud. Getting the paper to press involves much daily hard Work, and the students spend much time in meeting their deadlines. 26 ul: Martha Scott, editor, discusses layouts for the paper with Mary Ann Spencer and Cindy Willbanks. The Journalism class sorts papers for circulation. Typing and Shorthand Mrs. Milmo Black Mrs. Black looks on as students busily type. M.S.E., Business Education l Conway High School offers one year of typing and one year of shorthand. L i The first year of typing is plann- ed with the emphasis on the personal satisfaction of typing, and also develops typing into a Voc ational asset. One year of shorthand teaches l a skill which is valuable in almost any occupation. N. Selig, S. Holloway, and B. Brannon rest after taking a speed test. 27 Introduction to Business Driver Training and Distributive Education Introduction to business, which teaches the basic principles of selling, management, public relations, and efficiency, is designed especially for students who plan a career in the business world. Driver training, a one-semester course, is a highly successful part of our curriculum in that it teaches the young drivers automobile handling and safety. Distributive education, where students attend classes and work part time downtown, is on-the-j ob training. 28 Mr. Jim Hickman M. Ed., Distributive Education Introduction to Business Vocational Agriculture Mr. J. F. Pew M. Ed., Agriculture Greg Phifer and Danny Reed work in constructing a desk. 1 1',e ' E With the realization that farming has become more mechanized, C o n w ay High School places more emphasis on the use and care of f a r m machinery a n d shop. Business methods and the keeping of ao- curate records are neces sary, also. Be- sides these things the boys g a i n first hand knowledge through home proj eots. Buddy Traylor paints a grill, Assembling oxy-acetylene welding equipment 29 Mrs. Lerory Summers M.S., Home Economics 'Q Mrs. Summers explains techniques used in sewing. 3 Home Economics l x Home Ec. girls learn the fundamentals of cooking. C.H.S. offers three years of home economics. The Course in- cludes cooking, sewing, child care, houseplanning, decoration, marketing, and budgeting. H During the first year of Home EC., the girls learn the basic fundamentals of h o m e rn ak i n g. The second year stresses family relations and during the third year the girls develop their skills further in sewing and the other fundamentals. Guidance Counselor Mr. Otto Turner M.S., Diploma of Advanced Studies, Guidance ...fm Linda Ollger utilizes free time by filing for Mr. Turner. Mr. Turner types student information forms. Guidance counseling is an im- portant phase of the student's ac- tivities in Conway High School. Its purpose is to help students to take advantage of their opportunities and to make the proper preparations to meet these opportunities. 31 Snapshots -, - , r-.xg-.. - Mr. Stuart tries out his new Bat ladder! I 1 r i i N Mr. Stuart looks on as Tom Flynt and Mike Shock sweep cracker crumbs off the porch! 1 4 I 1 Come rain or shine, the Wampusettes are always ready to back the Cats! D. Bumpers and R. Doyle sneak a bite to eat during classes. ' J i +...-0 QNX flmvmcf W ll! 'XI' M K!! Xfff N! A .. X Xi ,P X Il' I if ., Q XA Q '1L:1..aLs1- X EJ X if f 2' l.. If x - 4' , J' A 6101 X ' fig, . X . A My is v- V I . 'mx 3' CJ h Q.. yzvxf Nx.f4' 7,:-15-.. 1 -: 0416: , xx 554: n F3 Q, I. Seniors P re si dent Bobby Rawn Vice-President Ricky Kersey Secretary Ann Young Treasurer Ruth Anne Doyle Do Set The Example And They Will Follow bw M r ' EQ Q r:tecfg-3 Q' b Q 1 5 2 gqim 4 Q? W r il K N Q 5 2 0 c After hours of toil, with the help of a sleepy fireman, the Seniors proudly display their work of art Barbara Adams Charles Archer Judy Baker Bill Bartley Helen Belk Gary Bettis Sue Bettis Lulu Black Jim Boze Mary Beth Bradley Bill Brannan Jo Ann Brown A Good Mind Possessos A Kingdom Lynn Brown Dianne Bumpers Susie Bunting Guy Burke Phyllis Cardin Bill Carmichael Harold Carter Jo Ann Carter Loyd Carter Steve Chamberlain Margie Chandler Joyce Chronister Bill Cisne Bobby Clark Larry Coker Curtis Coleman Victor Connell Carol Ann Conner Faye Cornett Geraldine Cummings Richard Cummins QW A Debby Sue Davis Lucy Ann Davis Wayne Davis Sherry Dean Teddy Douglas Raye Jean Dow Jimmy Duran Bill Duvall Gary Faulk Terry Fiddler Tom Flynt Janiel Fortner Tommy Fowlkes Gwen Frizzell Jerry Fulnier Judy Gabloard Margo Gibson Charlotte Gilmore fv Brenda Henry is one of the many excited Seniors who ordered their rings. l Betty Carolyn Givai Richard Gordey Pete Gordy Jerry Graddy Mary Ann Gregson Not By Years But By Disposition Is Wisdom Acquired Kit Groth Dennis Gunter Linda Halbrook Cheryl Hall John Harper Joe Harriman Don Havens Sharon Hawks Becky Healy David Heffington Don Hendrickson Brenda Henry Ann Herr Mike Hillis Kenny Holland Sue Holloway Martha Hood Sheila Huffines :gg59 ' Diane Hunt Mike Isom Vicki Jackson Frank Jacobs Bertha Lee Johnson Carol Johnston Linda Johnson Nancy Johnston Bobby Jones Casey Jones Don Jones Basil Julian ' .f PW' l'f'f?a Allen Kellar Linda King Janis Knopp Jimmy Knopp Diane Knutsen Larry Kuhlemier S- 'B fy ,J x, ,V Billy Landers Keith Lacewell Seniors exercise their privilege of going to the cafeteria first. Either I Will Find A Way OI' I Will Make One Dane Lieblong Laraine Lawallen Avery Marsee Bobby Martin Butch Martin Mike Mason Glynita McHenry Delbert Mickel Nancy Milam Sandra Milburn Betty Moore Bill Morgan John Paul Morris Danny Nicholson Jan Nolte Kay Padgett Mike Paladino Becky Pate J , B. Pendergraft Pete Pittman Judy Pratt is Scipio Price Benny Rash Vada Ray Danny Reed Elton Robertson William Roper Mike Ross Brenda Ryan Eddie Ryan Jane Ryan Linda Satterwhite Marilyn Scott aim Martha Soott Nancy Selig Linda Shaw Diane Shook Mike Shook Merle Shook X . W 1 AM C 0 'VI MJIXQAV Semors are the first to rise at a typical pep assembly. Jack Sitzes Faye Smith Sid Smith Sam Sneed Eddie Southerland I-Ie That Knows, And Knows That He Knows, Is Wise - Follow I-Iirn Judy Shuffield Mary Ann Spencer Peggy Stanfill g Q Jane Stegall Bobbie Sterling S Brenda Strain I A Dale Thearl Judy Thomas Sharon Thomas Jack Thompson Buddy Traylor Susan Tubbs Mal Turner Gary Vandament Darlene Vaughn Russell Voss Opal Fay Walker Beth Warren Kay Webb Jerry Weeks Becky Willbanks Diane Williams Earlene Williams Mike Williams Jay Witt Ernest Wright Tommy Wright Anita Young Greg Phifer BARBARA ADAMS CHARLES ARCHER F ootball 2,3,45 Student Council 25 Key Club 3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Boys' State 35 Conway Athletic Supporters 3. JUDY BAKER Spanish Club 2,3, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 35 Latin Club 35 FTA 2,35 Student Council 2,45 Wampusettes 2,3,4, Captain45 Girls' State 35 Beauty Revue 3,45 Library Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. BILL BARTLEY Basketball 2,3,45 FFA 2,3, HELEN BELK GARY BETTIS Transferred 45 Band 4. SUE BETTIS LULU BLACK Wampusettes 2,35 Office worker 35 FTA 2,35 Girls' State 35 Who's Who 4, Best Dressed. JIM BOZE Who's Who 3,4, MostTalented 3,45 Conway Athletic Sup- porters 35 D.E.C.A. 3,4,Pres. 4. MARY BETH BRADLEY Wampusettes 2,35 Spanish Club 2,3,45 FTA 25 Latin Club 45 Peppers Club 4. BILL BRANNON Latin Club 2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 Yearbook Staff 35 Who's Who 4, Wittiest. LYNN BROWN Band 2,3,45 Board Member of Conway High Corp. 4. DIANNE BUMPERS Wampusettes 2,3,4, Captain 45 FTA 2,35 Spanish Club 2,3, Reporter 25 Girls' State 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4, Editor 45 Latin Club 45 Jr. Red Cross 2,35 Student Council 45 Out- standing Student 4. SUSIE BUNTTNG GUY BURKE Latin Club 2,35 Band 3,45 Key Club 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 4, Pres. 45 Outstanding Student 4. PHYLLIS CARDIN FTA 25 Peppers Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Latin Club 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Girls' State 3. BILL CARMICHAEL Basketball 2,3,45 Key Club 2, 3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45National Honor Society 3,4. O ANN CARTER HAROLD CARTER LOYD CARTER PAULA CATO Spanish Club 2,3,45Band 2,3,4, Majorette 2,3,45 BeautyRevue , Second runner-up5 Hi-Day ourt 4, Maid5 Paper Staff 4. TEVE CHAMBERLAIN ,E,C.A. 4. ARGIE CHANDLER ransferred 4. OYCE CHRONISTER eppers Club 2,3,45 Library lub 2,3,4, Pres. 45 FHA 35 ntramural Council 2. BILL CISNE Football 2. DONNA SUE COBLE LARRY COKER JOHNNY COLE Football 3,45 Track 4. CURTIS COLEMAN Latin Club 2,3,4, State JCL Executive Committee 25 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Pa- per Staff 45 Student Council 45 Outstanding Student 4. VICTOR CONNELL Cross Country 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Latin Club 4. CAROL CONNER Cheerleader 2,3,45 FTA 2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Hi-Day Court 3,4, Maid 3, Maid of Honor 45 Latin Club 3,45 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Office worker 35 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Girls' State 35 Beauty Revue 2,35 Who's Who 2,3,4, Class Favorite 2,3, Miss CHS 45IntramuralCoun- cil 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Class Treasurer 25 Honorary Mem- ber of Peppers Club 2,3,45 Junior Red Cross 2,35 Out- standing Student 4. FAYE CORNETT Transferred from Pine Street 4. Student Council 25 National Honor Society 2,3,Vice-Pres. 25 Girls' State 35 Math and Science Club 2. GERALDINE CUMMINS Transferred from Pine Street 4. National Honor S oc i ety 25 Class Secretary 2, 35 Glee Club 2,35 Student Council 35 NHA 35 Paper Staff 35 Girls' State 3. RICHARD CUMMINS FFA 2,3,4. DEBBY DAVIS Transferred 4.BeautyRe- vue 4. LUCY DAVIS Transferred from Pine Street 4. NHA 2,3, Pres. 35 Student Council 25 Dramatic Club 35 National Honor Society 25 Glee Club 3. WAYNE DAVIS SHERRY DEAN FHA 2,3,45 FTA 2,3, ESSIE DEMPSEY THOMAS DOUGLAS Paper Staff 4. RAYE JEAN DOW FTA 2,35 Yearbook Staff 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Latin Club 35 Peppers Club 45 Library Club 2, Historian. RUTH ANNE DOYLE Wampusettes 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Spanish Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Latin Club 45 Class Treasurer 45 Student Council 3,4, Secretary 45 FTA 2,35 Library Club 25 Yearbook Staff 3,4, Editor 45 Girls' State 35 Outstanding Student 4. JIM DURAN Key Club 4. BILL DUVALL Cross Country 25 D,E,C,A. 4. GARY FAULK Cross Country 25 D.E.C,A. 4, Treasurer 4. TERRY FIDDLER Key Club 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2,35 Boys' State 3. TOM FLYNT Latin Club 2,35 Key Club 3,45 Football 3,45 Basketball2,3,4, Captain 4. JANIEL FORTNER Spanish Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 45 Peppers Club 2,3,4, Sec- retary 45 FTA 2,35 Yearbook Staff 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Who's Who 4, MostCour- teous. TOMMY FOWLKES Key Club 3,45Basketball2,3,4. GWEN FRIZZELL Glee Club 3,45 Latin Cub 3. JERRY FULMER NEIOMA FULTON JUDY GABBARD Glee Club 2,45FHA 2,3,4, Sec- retary 4. MARGO GIBSON Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 45 Beauty Revue 2,3, First run- ner-up 25 Hi-Day Court 2, Maid5 Who's Who 2,3,4, Most Beautiful 2,3,45 Honorary Member of Peppers Club 2,3, 45 FTA 2,35 Spanish Club 2,3, 45 Office worker 2,35 Girls' State 3, State Treasurer5 Yearbook Staff 45 Latin Club 45 Outstanding Student 4. CHARLOTTE GILMORE Library Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4. BETTY GIVAN Transferred from Pine Street 4. Library Club 25 Cheer- leader 25 Dramatic Club 2. RICHARD GORDEY PETE GORDY Latin Club 2,35 Peppers Club 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 45 Li- brary Club 2, Historian FTA 2,35 Office worker 35 Year- book Staff 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Conway High Athletic Sup- porters 35 Who's Who 4, Best Dressed. JERRY GRADDY Key Club 2,3,45ConwayAthle- tic Supporters 3. HAROLD GRAY MARY ANN GREGSON Spanish Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 45 FTA 2,35 Wampusettes 2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Office worker 25 Jr. Red Cross 2,35 Who's Who 4, Wittiest. KIT GROTH Spanish Club 35 Peppers Club 3,4. DENNIS GUNTER Band 2,35 Conway Athletic Supporters 3. FRANCES GUNTER Transferred 4. LINDA HALBROOK FHA 25 Glee Club 2,3,4,Vice- Pres. 2, Treasurer 45Library Club 4. CHERYL HALL FHA 2,3,4. JOHN HARPER FFA 2,45 D.E,C.A. 3,4. JOE HARRIMAN Student Council 25 Football 2, 35 Track 25 Key Cub 3,45 Athletic Supporters 3. DON HAVENS Football 25 Band 35 Athletic Supporters 35 Track 2. SHARON HAWKS Band 2,3,4, Majorette 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 FTA 2,3, BECKY HEALY Band 2,3,4, Majorette 2,3,4, Band Council 3,45 Latin Club 2. DAVID HEFFINGTON DON HENDRICKSON Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Student Council 3,4, Vice-Pres. 35 Key Club 3,45 Class 'Vice- Pres. 3, BRENDA HENRY FTA 2,35 Glee Club 3. ANN HERR Library Club 2,35 Peppers Club 2,3. MIKE HILLIS Football 2,3,4, All-District 45 Basketball 2,35 Track 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3,4, Officer 2,35 Athletic Supporters 35 Boys' State 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Office worker 45 Inter- national C on gre s s on Air Technology 4. KENNY HOLLAND FHA 2,3,4. SUE HOLLOWAY Wampusettes 2,3,4, Captain 45 FTA 2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Student Council 45 Hi-Day Court 4, Queen5 Beauty Revue 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Jr. Red Cross 2,35 Who'sWho4, Class Favorite. MARTHA HOOD SHEILA HUFFINES Peppers Club 2,3,45 FTA 2,3. DIANE HUNT National Honor Society 3,4. MIKE ISOM Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Key Club 3,4. VICKIE JACKSON Transferred from E1 Dorado 3. Peppers Club 4. FRANK JACOBS Transferred 4. Golf 4. ORVILLE JENKINS Spanish 25 Latin Club 4. BERTHA JOHNSON CAROL JOHNSTON FHA 2,3,4. LINDA JOHNSTON Spanish Club 3,45Library Club 45 Glee Club 4. NANCY JOHNSTON Spanish Club 25 Latin Club 35 National Honor Society 3,4. SALLY JOHNSTON BOBBY JONES Cross Country 2,35 Athletic Supporters 35 Track 2,3, CASEY JONES Football 2,3,4. DON JONES BASIL J ULIAN Cross Country 2,35 Track 2,3, ALLEN KELLER RICKY KERSEY Key Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 Boys' State 35 Football 2,3,4, All-District 3,4, All-State 45 51 Track 2,43 Red Cross Council 23 Conway Athletic Supporters 33 Outstanding Student 4. ESLIE KING LINDA KING Transferred 3. Wampusettes 43 Alternate Cheerleader 43 Beauty Revue 33 Spanish Club 3,4, J ANIS KNOPP FTA 2,33 Office worker 2,3. JIMMY KNOPP D.E.C.A. 3,4, Vice-Pres. 43 FFA 2. DIANE KNUTSEN LARRY KUHLEMIER National Honor Society 3,4. BILL LANDERS KEITH LACEWELL FFA 2,3. DANE LIEBLONG Band 23 FFA 3,4, LARAINE LEWALLEN Library Club 2,3,43FHA 2,3,4, AVERY MARSEE Office worker 2. BOBBY MARTIN FFA 23 D.E.C.A. 3,4. BUTCH MARTIN Football Mgr. 2,3,43 Basket- ball Mgr. 33 Track Mgr. 33 Conway Athletic Supporters 33 Board of Directors Conway High Business Corp. MIKE MASON Latin Club 2,33 Library Club 23 Key Club 3,43 Conway Ath- letic Supporters 3. GLYNITA MCHENRY Intramural Council 2. JERRY MERRITT Conway Athletic Supporters 33 Board of Directors Conway High Business Corp. 4. DELBERT MICKEL Latin Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Tribune 4g Key Club 3,4, NANCY MILAM FTA 23 Latin Club 3,43 Glee Club 3,4. SANDRA MILBURN FHA 2,3,43LibraryClub2,3,4, Treasurer 3. BETTY MOORE FHA 2,33 Glee Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3. BILL MORGAN Basketball Mgr. 3,43 Band 33 Athletic Supporters 33 Board of Directors Conway High Business Corp. 3. DAVID MORRIS Transferred from Stamps High School 4. Latin Club 4. JOHN PAUL MORRIS Transferred from Stamps High School 4. Spanish Club4. DANNY NICKOLSON FFA 2,3,4. JAN NOLTE Spanish Club 2,33 Latin Club 3,43 FTA 23 Library Club 3,43 Student Council 4. MIKE PALADINO Band 2,31 CHS Business Club 2g Conway Athletic Supporters 3. KAY PADGETT Glee Club 23 Latin Club 2s FHA 33 Peppers Club 2,3. BECKY PATE Spanish Club 2,43 Latin Club 43 Library Club, 3. J, B. PENDERGRAFT Student Council 3,4, Treas- urer 33 Basketball 2,3,4, All- State 2, All-District 3, Cap- tain 43 Football 2,3,4, Captain 4, All-District 3,4, All-State 3,4, All-Southern 43 Key Club 2,33 Who's Who 2,3,4, Most Athletic 2,3,43 Honorary Member of Peppers Club 43 Fire Marshal 3,43Boys' State 3. DAVID PETTY D.E,C.A. 4. GREG PHIF ER Band 2,3,4, PETE PITTMAN Football Mgr. 23 Basketball2, 3,43 Track 2,3,4, SCIPIO PRICE Transferred from Pine Street 4. NFA 2,33 Basketball 2,33 Track 2,33 Class Reporter 23 Dramatics Club 3. BENNY RASH FFA 2,33 D.E.C.A. 4. BOBBY RAWN Class Vice-Pres. 2g Class Pres. 3,43 Key Club 2,3,4, Lt. Governor Division 15 in the Missouri-Arkansas Dis- trict3 FTA 23 Basketball 2,3g Golf 2,3,43 Who's Who 2,3,4, Class Fovorite 2,3, Mr. CHS 43 Fire Marshal 3,43 Student Council 3,43 Boys' State 3. VADA RAY Transferred from Pine Street 4. FHA 2,33 Girls' State 33 Class Treasurer 33 Student Council 2. DANNY REED Football 2,3,4, Captain 4,A1l- D i strict 43 Chief Fire Mar- shal 43 Honorary Member of Peppers Club 43 Track 2,3,43 Honorary Member of Student Council 43 Who's Who 4, Class Favorite. ELTON ROBERTSON D.E,C,A, 2,3, sgt. at Arms 3. BOBBY ROBINSON WILLIAM ROPER WEESE ROGERS Wampusettes 2,33 P epp e r s Club 43 Latin Club 2,3,43 FHA 2,3, Vice-Pres. 23 FTA 23 Jr. Red Cross 2,3. MIKE ROSS FFA 23 D.E.C.A. 3. EDDIE RYAN Transferred from Pine Street 4. NFA 2,33 Dramatics Club 2,33 Basketball 2,33Track2,3. JANIE RYAN Glee Club 2,3, Reporter 2,33 FHA 2,3,4, Reporter 43 Who's Who 43 Most Talented. BRENDA RYAN LINDA SATTERWHITE Glee Club 2,3,4, Program Chairman 3, Pres. 43 FHA 2,3,4, 2nd Vice-Pres. 43 Na- tional Honor S o c i e ty 3,4, Treasurer, 4. MARILYN SCOTT FTA 2,33 Wampusettes 2,3,43 Spanish Club 2,3,43 Latin Club 3,43 Library Club 3,43 Jr.Red Cross 2,3,43 Yearbook Staff4. MARTHA SCOTT Spanish Club 2,3,43 Library Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3,ASLA Corresponding Secretary 3, Pres. 43 National Honor So- ciety 3,43 Girls' State 33 Paper Staff 4, Editor3 Outstanding Student 4. NANCY SELIG Wampusettes 23 Cheerleader 3,43 Sophomore Class Sec.3 Office worker 23 Spanish Club 2,33 FTA 2,33 Jr. Red Cross 2,33 Yearbook Queen 23 Girls' State 33 Latin Club 43 Year- book staff 43 Honorary Member of Peppers' Club 3,43 Out- standing student 4. I LINDA SHAW DIANE SHOCK FTA 23 Jr. Red Cross 2,33 Wampusettes 2,3,43 Paper staff 4. MIKE SHOCK Football 2,3,43 lettered 3,43 Basketball 2,3,43 lettered 2,3,43 Track 2,3,4, lettered 3, 43 Key Club 2,3,4, Sec. 43 Latin Club 2,3,43 Boys' State 33 Arkansas Driving Rodeo Champion 4. MERLE SHOOK FFA 2,3,4, JACK SITZES FAYE SMITH Transferred from Pine Street 4, Vice-Pres. Sophomore Class? NHA Sec. 3, Pres. 23 Student Council 2, Sec.3 FSA 2g Dramatic Club Sec. 2,33 Glee Club Vice-Pres. 23 First Runner-up to Miss Pine Street 33 FHA 4. SID SMITH Student Council 2,3,4, Treas- urer 2, Football 2,3,4, capt. 4, lettered2,3,4, All-Region 4, Track 2,3,4, lettered 2,3,4, Fire Marshal, 2,3,4, SAM SNEED Spanish Club 2,3,43 FFA 2, 3,43 Ark. High School Rodeo .- Association 2,3,4, EDDIE SOUTHERLAND Transferred from Heber Springs 4, basketball 43Who's Who, Most Handsome 4. JUDY SHUFFIELD MARY ANN SPENCER Latin Club 2,3,4, State JCL Sec.-Tres. 3, Voting Delegate to JCL National Convention 3, State JCL PlanningCommittee 3,43 Peppers' Club 3,4, Vice- Pres. 43 FTA 2,33 Office worker 43 Spanish Club 3,4, Reporter 4. PEGGI STANFILL Transferred from Osceola 3, FHA 3,4, Federation Pres. 43 Girls' State 33 Peppers' Club 4. JANE STEGALL Library Club 23 FTA 2,33 Latin Club 2,3,4, Consul 23 Jr. Red Cross 2,35 Wampus- ettes 2,3,4, Major 43Honorary Member of Peppers' Club 43 First Runner-up in Beauty Revue 43 Yearbook staff 4. BOBBIE STERLING Band 2,3,43 Spanish Club 23 Latin Club 3,4, BRENDA STRAIN Library Club 2g Glee Club 4. DALE THEARL FFA 2. SHARON THOMAS FHA 3,43 Glee Club 3,43 Transferred 3. JUDY THOMAS Band 2,3,43 FHA 23 Jr. Red Cross 2,3,4, JACK THOMPSON Football 2,33 Latin Club 2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,45 Key Club 3,49 Treasurer 43 Boys' State 3, GINNY TOWNSEND FTA 23 Library Club 2,33 Latin Club 3,43 Paper staff 4. BUDDY TRAYLOR SUSAN TUBBS FHA 2,3,4, MAL TURNER Red Cross Council 2,33 Na- tional Honor Society 3,43 Key Club 3,43 Boys' State 33Year- book staff 3,4, Business manager 43 Peppers' Club 2, 3,4, Pres, 43 Latin Club 2,3,4, Tribune for Senators 43Who's Who, Most Courteous 3, Most Likely to Succeed 43 Student C ouncil Parliamentarian 4. DARLENE VAUGI-IN RUSSELL VOSS OPAL FAY WALKER Transferred from Pine Street 4, Student Council Reporter 33 Paper staff 33 Glee Club 2,3, Secretary 3. BETH WARREN Wampusettes 2,3,43 Latin Club 3,41 Spanish Club 2,3,43 FTA 2,33 Yearbook43Jr.RedCross 2,37 Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow 4. KAY WEBB Transfer from Southside 3, Library Club 23 Beta Club 23 FHA 23 Decca Club 4. JERRY WEEKS BECKY WILLBANKS Wampusettes 2,3,43 FTA 2,35 Spanish Club 2,3, Vice-Pres. 33 Latin Club 43 Senior Hi-day Maid 43 Office Worker 23 Yearbook staff 3,45 Jr. Red Cross 2,3, CINDY WILLBANKS Peppers' Club 2,3,43 FTA 2,33 Latin Club 2,3,43Paper staff4. DIANE WILLI an , 3 HA 2,3,43GleeC1ub 2,3,4, EARLENE WILLIAMS Transferred from Pine Street 4, FHA 33 Q, Club 33 Person- ality Club 33 Dramatic Club 33 Student Council 3. MIKE WILLIAMS Football 43 Spanish Club 4. JAY WITT ERNEST WRIGHT DECCA 4. TOMMY WRIGHT Spanish Club 23 Key Club 4. ANITA YOUNG FHA 2,32 Glee Club 23 Beauty Revue 4. ANN YOUNG Spanish Club 2,3,43 Latin Club 3,43 Wampusettes 2,33 Cheer- leader 43 HightDay Maid 23 Beauty Revue 23 FTA 2,33Sec. Student Council 33 Class Sec- retary 3,43 Who's Who, Best Personality 4. JU IOR CLASS CLASS QF 1967 CLASS OFFICERS President- Dale Nutter Vice-President- Bob Fraser Secretary- Sarah Spencer Treasurer- Terry Miliam dm -3- I IA V it J. Isom receives cake from M. Gibson for being the 100th Kitty Reynolds and Florence Spencer pause on their way person to whisper Beat Jacksonville to J. Gordy, the to school. mystery person. 53 ..- Kenny Beaty Kay Beene Debbie Bentley Marilyn Bettis Gail Bartlett Connie Bass Debby Bath Wayne Baldridge Hershel Barnett Pam Adcock Edward Alexander Norman Allinder Walter Ed Allison Pam Avra Sylvia Jo Bailey Blmeva Bowie Malcomb Boyle Martha Brannan George Brewster Bonnie Buffaloe J erene Burch Jessie Burnette Glenda Callans Tommy Camp Jeff Canton Herman Churchwell Sammy Clam' Mike Connell Larry Cotton Hughie Craig 55 Billy Joe Elsie Susan Farris James Favre John Ferguson 56 Laura Dorsey Kelly Dunlap Jo Ann Eaton Fred Dickson Ed Diles Nancy Crary David Cullum Donna Cummins Becky David Tom Day Kenneth Dickens John Firestone Catherine Fitch Rickie Fortner Charlotte Freeman Jerry Frey David Fulmer Shelia Fulmer Linda Furneaux Jane Gale Dorothy Garrett Jan Geeslin Randy Glover Jill Gordv Elaine Gresham Kent Griffen Linda Holdman Bobby Kay Holloway Diane Horto 58 Sherry Henderson Mary Jo Hendrickson Channon Henry Gary Hensley Robert Henson I1 ii? is fn of-Q Ed Grimes James Harper Suzanne Hazel Ken Hazel Darla Heck Ronny Heffner ,.. i 3 , Gary Ingram James Ingram Julie Isom Judy Isaacs Wallace Jackson Ca.rolyn Johnson Randy Johnson David Jones Phyllis Jones Wayne Jones Pauline Julian Larry Keathly Eslie King Mary Jane King Roy Dale King 59 Q Ronnie Marshall DeWayne Matthews Ronnie Matthews Dawn Mausterstock 60 Jack Mace Pam Mace Jim Major Mark McNutt Randell McPherson Janis Lamey Tom La.ne Janet Ledbetter Johnny Lee Sharon Leslie Shelia McKenzie Gary Metheny Kathy Milam Polly Arm Milam Pat Moore Janice Montgomery David Morris Judy Nesbitt Elaine Nooner Richard Norris Sandra Nutter Linda Oliger Linda Olsen Mary Owen Glenda O'Done11 Diane O'Ke11ey 61 Larry Rowe Gary Royce Carolyn Royce Larry Ryan 62 Jerry Reynolds Donald Richart Shirley Robinette Phillis Reed Kitty Reynolds John Palmer Cloys Perkins B111 Phelps Pam Potter Ray Price Danny Ratliff Becky Satterwhite Jim Sawrie Linda Shettles Sherry Shouse Kenny Smith Julie Smith Terry Sledge Cheryl Sorrels Sam Southerland Tom Southerland Marilyn Stanford Larry Teal Billy Thomas Larry Thomason Don Tobias 63 Linda Truesdale Johnny Tyler Barbra Ward Kathy Ward Steve Ward Bo Warren Dennis White Don White Ruth Wilcox Donna Willams Johnny Williams David Wilson Gary Wilson Mary Ann Winter Robert Wofford Roger Wofford Karen Woodard Judy Wright Gary Yarbrough Joe Bell Sophomores Dick King Vice President Dinah Ludwick Treasurer J ay Wasson P resident Pat Havens Secretary C ass of '68 'I'he better side of the Sophomores! 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A , ' ? ,L27f'J' ,xx e pw is -ri ,, .Q ' .2 1- it . islfi,-. 65 Darlene Acklin Deborah Alewine Linda Allen Pamela Allison David Anthony Paula Anthony Larry Bane Betty Bartley Ted Beaty Gene Bartley Brenda Beene Linda Beene Terry Bishop Annice Bland Bobby Blankenship Linda Bradke Bessie Bradley Rebbecca Bradley Richard Braley Allen Brannon Eddie Brown Sandra Brown Blakie Browning Sandra Bright Marie Burnett Donna Brenske Charlotte Camp Martha Canady Carole Carter John Carter ,f Dolores Dunn David DuVall Betty Etheridge Larry Etheridge Ricky Farley Owen Floyd Rex Floyd Kay Flynt Kay Fronabarger Ronnie Fulmer Curtis Gatewood Phyllis Gilmore Judy Gore Sandra Graham Roy Greiner David Chamberlin Dick Cisne Karen Clements Sharon Clements Tommy Clement Sidney Connel Nancy Conner Frank Cooper George Covington Jerry Crane Ralph Crawford Emma Jean Daves Mike Davis Andy Dean Sammy Dow I, A JJ? il . -it z- 1 ' 52:52 SV ' ' , i A1 . , it L 1? is ,v 3, Wi, . . i I . A ,EP . . 38 T 67 Judy Grimes Bill Groth Ricky Gwinn Mary Nell Hall Dale Hamilton Cheryl Hancock Sam Harvey Pat Havens Becky Hazel Kenneth Heffington Allen Henry Katherine Henze Gale Herring Robert Hightower George Hill W Q me i 1535 -'ABP -5 Q Ja.nie Holcomb Bill Hood Gene Hoofman Kenneth Horton Rosemary Howard Haskell Huffines Cynthia Hukill Gloria Hunt Richard Isaacs Kenneth Johnson Eddie Jones Bruce Joyner Jeannie Keathly Dick King Larry King Regina McMoran Da.nny Mabry Tommy Mabry Earlie Mae Macon Sandra Maddox Courtney Maddison Larry Mahal' Margorie Mann Mike Martin Nellie Martin Kathy Maxey Freddie May Wayne Mitchell Mike Moore Freddie Morgan rffff ' 'B U it! . the J ngya X eva , ff -' lim 5,3553 ff z . we ga-:ff :LU ..., ..w,-fGs'::, egzee. it . Q xt L QQQQYQ z t A 'L 3 'bw iz L ,L 'dd'd if g si g? 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Dinah Ludwick Candia Ludy Jimmy Montgomery Rosemary Neff Donna Nichols Larry Nichols Donna Nicholson James Nolen Richard Norris David Owen David Paladino Jimmy Palmer Betty Patterson Wayne Patrem Carolyn Pearson Bill Permenter Tom Perry 'Q-'rw Addie Piggie Jackie Pike Charles Pittman Penny Pratt Jamie Prothro Doncella Purcell Greg Rawn Johnnie Ray Sylvia Reed Trudy Reed Reva Jo Reedy Ricky Reid Karen Ridgely Mary Ann Rhoades Jimmy Roberts Ted Smith B111 Sowell Loretta Spears Roger Starkey Connie Starr Jeannette Stephens Margaret Strain Henry Terrel Cathy Thompson Gerald Thurman Ernestine Tindall Brenda Tucker Linda Varner Lena Jane Walker Lynn Walker tlztt . f t mg: lk is , S 1 i Y K vt Lynda Robinson Becky Roebuck Margaret Roland Susan Ross Lloyd Ryan Lewis Ryan Patti Satterwhite James Scott Marian Settle Keith Sheidler Gay Shettles Shannon Shock Donna Smith Kay Smith Rosco Smith ea me 1 T eff' 'Ly' ' A '.,3,,.,,E: W 'f 1 ' it ' ' 'I at A. ggi' , H I 71 2 John Robert Ward Jay Wasson Louise Weatherly Joyce Webb Steve Webb Betty Weeks Keith West David White Lynn White Melvin White Linda Whitley Irene Wieczorek James Willbanks Kathy Willbanks Ricky Willbanks '21 W eyyyy 1 v , ---' - f flue i : I Z . f A. 5 yy' ' . 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Pendergraft crowns Queen Sue. N E Q Captain Ricky Kersey presents flowers to Queen Sue. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS ESCORT ROYALTY The thirteen senior football players served as escorts for the Royalty this year. The Hi-Day Royalty and their escorts were: Queen Sue Holloway--Captains Ricky Kersey and J., B., Pendergraftg Maid of Honor Carol Ann Conner--Co-Captains Danny Reed and Sid Smithg Senior Becky Willbanks--Mike Isom and Johnny Coleg Senior Maid Paula Cato-- Mike Shock and Tom Flyntg Junior Maid Mary Jane King--Casey Jones and Charles Archerg Junior Maid Sarah Spencer--Don Hendricksong Sophomore Maid Francie Wooley--Mike Hillisg Sophomore Maid Betty Weeks--Mike Williams. X. ff? I fm 47 0 Bobby Rawn Ann Conner uufmn, 'l ' , E fi fs sifi if 'af W, gy. 4. 1, 2 5 .,x ix V wf 5 5 7 m Q 4 if f J k Of W. :,',w v fu ,um-fr. The Most Handsome Boy at C.H.S. Eddie Southerland The Most Beautiful Girl at C.H.S Margo Gibson Most Likely to Succeed Mary Ann Spencer and Mal Turner Janie Ryan and Jim Boze Cnot shownj Most Talented Most Courteous Curtis Coleman and Janie-1 Fortner Best Athletes J. B. Pendergraft and Janet Ledbetter Wlttiest Best Personality Mary Ann Gregson and Billy Brannan Mike Hillis and Ann Young Cutest Couple Linda Olsen and Sid Smith Best Dressed Boy and Girl Pete Gordy and Lulu Black A. WQQQAHNQ A A S2111 Sfleed f- ,,,' A 93' H Terry Fiddler Mal Turner Mike Isom ,nf I 3 i t. .,,A , A o ,,444,4,4 Q5 0 , , Rxgewffmifal gn S 1- Ricky Kersey J. B, Pendergraft Bobby Rawn Mike Shock Charles Archer ,,Xln'l: 69 v a, 43 Q3 2 Il, S 5 NQ A S 4-J A 1 Olly, G5 . QQ. Mike nuns K QQQAN4 ' . 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G, ,Q x I Q Q Q A , -9 I A 'GSX 'tl - Q y 4. f g 3,4 . 2 his .3 n A J 4 , 5 . . '- f , ' rg' - I I . 'I I N in I 'Ill Qutstanding Dianne Bumpers is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Phil Bumpers. Dianne is presently co-editor of the Wampus Cat yearbook. She joined Spanish Club in the tenth grade and served as reporter that year. She is member of the Latin Club this year and was a member of Future Teachers in the tenth and eleventh grades. Dianne is a representative of the Student Council this year and is also a captain ofthe Wampusettes in which she has been a member for three years. She was a Girls' State delegate in the eleventh grade and has been in the National Honor Society for the past two years. Guy Burke is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burke. Guy was a member of the Latin Club in the tenth and eleventh grades and was also a member of the band these two years. He was a member of the Key Club in the eleventh grade. He has been member of the National Honor Society for the past two years. This year Guy was first runner-up in the Who's Who contest for the Most Courteous Boy and the Most Likely to Succeed Boy. He is presently serving as the President of the Student Council. Students Curtis Coleman is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Coleman. Curtis has been a member of the Latin Club for the past three years. He has been a member of the National Honor Society for the past two years. Curtis is presently serving as a representa- tive of the Student Council and is the Sports editor on the Wampus Cat newspaper. He is also the photographer on the Wampus Cat yearbook staff. This year Curtis was elected Most Courteous Boy in the Who's Who contest. Carol Ann Conner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Conner. In the tenth and eleventh grades Carol was a member of Future Teachers of America, Red Cross Council, and Spanish Club. As a Junior she was also an office worker. In the eleventh and twelfth grades she was a member of the Latin Club, Student Council, and National Honor Society. Carol has served as a cheerleader for three years and was Who's Who Class Favorite in her Sophomore and Junior years. Also in those years she was an entrant in the Beauty Revue. In the eleventh grade Carol was a delegate to Arkansas Girls' State. She was elected Homecoming maid as a Junior and was Maid of Honor this year. As a sophomore she served as Class Treasurer and a member of the Intramural Council. She has been an Honorary member .of Peppers' Club for three years. This year she is also serving as a member of the yearbook staff. Carol's climaxing honor was her election of Miss C.H.S. in this year's Who's Who. Ruth Anne Doyle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David M. Doyle. Ruth Anne has been a member of the Wampus Cat Yearbook Staff for the past two years and is presently serving as co-editor. She has been a member of the Wampusettes and Spanish Club for the past three years and was Treasurer of the Spanish Club in the eleventh grade. Ruth Anne this year has joined the Latin Club, is the Treasurer ofthe Senior Class, and is Secretary of the Student Council. She has been a member of the Future Teachers and National Honor Society for the past two years. She was a delegate to Girls' State in the eleventh grade and a member of Library Club in the tenth. This year Ruth Anne was also first runner-up to Senior Class Favorite. Margo Gibson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hays Gibson. Margo has served as cheerleader for the past three years and was elected head cheerleader in the twelfth grade. She was a member of Future Teachers of America and an office worker in the tenth and eleventh gradesg she has been in Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross, and an honorary member of Peppers Club for the past three years. Margo served as Homecoming Maid in the tenth grade. In the eleventh grade Margo was a delegate to Girls' State where she was elected State Treasurer. In the tenth grade Margo was chosen first runner-up in the Beauty Revue, and in the llth grade shewasacontestant.For the past three years Margo has been elected Most Beautiful in the Who's Who contest. In the 10th grade she was first runner-up to Sophomore Class Favorite and first runner-up to Best Dressed girl in the 10th and 11th grades. In the 12th grade she was elected first runner-up Miss C.H.S. and first runner-up to cutest couple with Ricky Kersey. In the 12th grade she also worked on the Yearbook staff. Ricky Kersey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kersey. He has been a member of Key Club the past two years and is presently serving as Vice-President. He was a delegate to Boys' State in the eleventh grade. Ricky has been afootball letterman the past three years. In the eleventh and twelfth grades he was All-District and in the twelfth he was All State. Ricky has been a member of the track team in the tenth and twelfth grades. He has also been a member of the Red Cross Council for the past few years. In the eleventh grade Ricky was first runner-up in the Who's Who contest for Class Favorite. This year he was first runner-up in the election for Mr. C.H.S., Best Athlete, and along with Margo Gibson for Cutest Couple. Ricky is now serving as Vice-President of the Senior Class. Martha Scott is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Wallace Scott. Martha has been a member of the Spanish Club for the past three years. In the Library Club Martha was Secretary and ASLA Corresponding Secretary in the eleventh grade and in the twelfth she was President. She has been a member of the National Honor Society the past two years. Martha was a delegate to Girls' State in the eleventh grade. This year she was first runner-up in the Who's Who contest for the Most Courteous Girl . Martha is presently serving as the editor of the Wampus Cat newspaper. Best Personality Girl . Mal Turner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Coy Turner. Mal was a member of the Red Cross Council in the tenth and eleventh grades. In the eleventh and twelfth grades he was a member of the National Honor Society and Key Club. Mal was a delegate to Boys' State in the eleventh grade. He was amember of the yearbook staff in the eleventh and twelfth grades and was Business Manager in the twelfth. He has been a member of Peppers Club and Latin Club the past three years. In the twelfth grade he served as President of Peppers Club and Tribune for Senators in Latin Club. Mal was elected to Most Courteous Boy in the eleventh and Most Likely to Succeed Boy in the twelfth in the Who's Who contest. He is presently serving as Student Council Parliamentarian. Nancy Selig is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gregory Selig. In the tenth grade Nancy was amember of the Wampusettes Sophomore Class Secretary, and office worker In the tenth and eleventh grades she was a member of the Spanish Club Future Teachers, and a Junior Red Cross Volunteer In the tenth grade Nancy was chosen Beauty Revue Queen and in the eleventh and twelfth grades she was a cheerleader She was a delegate to Arkansas Girls' State in the eleventh grade This year she was a member of the Latin Club Wampus Cat year book staff, and is an Honorary member of Peppers Club This year she was first runner-up in the Who's Who contest for the ef! mf nl! Q 1 Few 1 9 Ye arb f i fe bb16 Bentley 2nd runner-up Paula Cato Maids lst runner-up Jane Stegall Judy Baker Senior Debbie Davis Senior Class Beauties n I If I I l 4 4 I Sue Holloway Senior H . 1 Class Beautles Anita Young Senior Debby Bath Junior Jane Gale Junior Sarah Spencer Junior Mary Jane King Junior Class Beauties Pat Havens Sophomore C ass Beauties Rosemary Neff Sophomore Dinah Ludwick Sophomore Betty Weeks Sophomore X ' 1 , iz! Q F ra 1 .a P by, LEW i , l f x ps: F M 5 IN U2 lf! I fb ! 9- QQ? q,w,9ggJLVLN,HV Q ww XMQWv ,5 J ,lg , fQ ' J gN'f LN q YY!! Y my fMLfMffcQfff , W W pw' W W J . Q MM ' X J l, N K, Jw ' ,,W Q WQUXA 5 MQW MM Y fafwwf' l L I M 'KE H114 553 TJ 4 Um 7HLi 14 5 45 IUQ WE ,KE fm, WMC ' ' Q 63 lc C CQMJ ?4Nn fc,Q M W W M M Y u GH B QM 1OO President- Guy Burke Student Counci The Student Council is a representative organization that is the basis of self-government in Conway High School. It consists of four officers and thirty-seven members. The officers are elected in the spring for the following year. Two representatives from each home room and all class officers make up the membership. Leadership, scholarship and service are quali- ties considered when selection of members is made. Vice-President - Dale , Q f Q, . 5, 5 li gg, -:-- ,x 2 as aw xx . Walter Ed Allison Dianne Bumpers Nufter Secretary - Ruth Anne Doyle Treasurer - Bob Fraser .K , ,V Judy Baker Joe Bell Sandy Bright Blake Browning ' x , ,- Curtis Coleman Carol Conner Nancy Conner Kelly Dunlap W W i 1 Owen Floyd Gary Ingram Mark McNutt , 'Q 1 - , , ' K if -x . A ' 5 : Bobby Rawn Roger Starkey Gary Yarbrough Jill Gorey James Ingram Rfpeemary Neff Greg Rawn Mal Turner Pat Havens Don Hendrickson Dick King Mary Jane King Jan Nolte J . B. Pendergraft A Jimmy Scott Sid Smith 5 - S. et nytggg f Don White Ricky Willbanks Sue Holloway Dinah Ludwick Danny Ratliff ooy 1 K ti fi! f a www ,D Sarah Spencer Francie Wooley Ann Young 101 The National Honor Society Jack Thompson Curtis Coleman Phyllis Cardin Linda Satterwhite President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer The members of the National Honor Society are chosen on the basis of Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service to the School. The requirements for membership are at least a 4.5 grade point average, membership in either the junior or senior class, and completion of one year at Conway High School. The National Honor Society this year consists of forty-five members. - This is not an active organization, but serves to give rec- ognition to those who are outstanding in the above mentioned traits. Mrs. B. T. Wallace Sponsor 102 l l Judy Baker Joe Bell Mary Beth Bradley Dianne Bumpers Guy Burke Bill Carmichael Mike Connel Carol Conner Nancy Crary Tom Day Laura Dorsey Ruth Anne Doyle Susan Farris Janiel Fortner Mike Hillls Sue Holloway Mary Jane King Larry Kuhlemier Pam Potter Ray Price Mal Turner Becky Willbanks X 'fl ef- ux. 3' Nm... Terry Fiddler Diane Horton Tom Lane Marilyn Scott Ruth Wilcox 'x Bob Fraser Diane Hunt Polly Ann Milam Martha Scott Gary Yarborough +-1-Q.-1,g Charlotte Gilmore Brenda Henry GRYY Ingram Nancy Johnston Judy Nesbitt Mary Owen Mary Ann Spencer Jane Stegall Ann Young 103 Cheerleaders A Top Row: Left to right, P. Milam, B. Efhridge, A. Young, D. Bath, P. Havens, N. Selig, Second Row: J. Ledbetter, M. Gibson, Captain, C. Conner Lu- These five girls attended cheerleader camp this summer. Cheerleaders hard at work at one of their many practices lO4 Capt., Margo Gibson Sr., Carol Ann Conner Jr., Debby Bath Soph., Betty Ethridge Cheerleaders are chosen in the spring for the next year. Much work and planning go into asmoothly perform- ing team, The group practices during the summer months and five of them attended a cheerleader camp out-of-town. Two sophomores, three juniors, three seniors, and a captain make up the squad. The Wampus Cats have for many years had a feeling of much pride in the performance of their cheerleaders. These girls are secondto none in ability, appearance, and loyalty. sr., Nancy seug Jr., Janet Ledbetter Soph., Pat Havens Sponsor, Mrs. Jeff Farris Sr., Ann Young Jr., Polly Ann Milam Sub., Linda King 105 Wampusettes Major Captain Captain H Captain I Jane Stegall Judy Baker Dianne Bumpers Sue Holloway Q Promoting pep, good sportsmanship, and school spiritl is the main objective of the Wampusettes. Every Friday thisl group of thirty-four girls donned new, royal blue, Wool? uniforms with white Wampus Cats on the backs of the weskits. J In addition to 'getting new uniforms, the Wampusettes had new sponsors, new members who tried out in the Spring of 1965, and new leaders. J The Wampusettes were able to attend all of our football games this year, and they did--rain or shine, During the basketball season the group attended all home games and somey of the tournaments. Through the year the Wampusettes performed at various occasions on the field and the court. In victory or in defeat,the Wampus Cats knew the Wampusettesi were behind them all the way. i I Sponsors Mrs. Jeff Farris, Jr. and Mrs. C. A1 Hamilton K Linda Beene Sandi Bright Nancy Conner Wampusettes march in a wet fair parade. The pa.rade must go onl Nancy Crary Donna Cummins Ruth Anne Doyle Dolores Dunn Susan Farris Jill Gordy Mary Ann Gregson Mary Jo Hendrickson Diane Horton Mary Jane King Judy Koon Elaine Nooner Sandra Nutter Linda Olsen Shirley Robinette Marilyn Scott Dyane Shock Linda Varner Beth Warren Linda Whitley J eaxmie Lester Dinah Ludwick Pam Potter Julie Smith Becky Willbanks Karen Ridgely Sarah Spencer 107 Walter Ed Allison 2nd year Consul Gary Ingram Quaestor in Charge of Finances Delbert Mickel Praector Blakie Browning Tribune 108 S.P.Q.R. Mrs. James Clayton Sponsor The Latin Club, organized to teach students more about the art, culture, and the times of the Roman civilization, has an enrollment of 105 this year. A slave sale, Roman banquet, induction cere- David Anthony lst year Consul Mary Jane King Quaestor in Charge of Records mony, and Saturnalia made up the club's social events. Mary Ann Spencer was the state voting delegate to the National Latin Club Convention in Los Angeles this year. Mary Ann Spencer State voting delegate to the National Con- vention Mal Turner Praector Phyllis Cardin Tribune Debby Alewine Edward Alexander Pam Allison Charles Archer Pam Avra Judy Baker Wayne Baldridge Linda Beene Mary Beth Bradley Billy Branna.n Donna Brenske Bonnie Buffalo Dianne Bumpers Jerene Burch Bill Carmichael Dick Cisne Tommy Clement Curtis Coleman Mike Connell Victor Connell Carol Comer Nancy Conner Frank Cooper Donna Cummins Tom Day Fred Dickson Ed Diles Ruth Anne Doyle Betty Etheridge Susan Farris Kay Flynt Janiel Fortner Bob Fraser Charlotte Freeman Kay Fronabarger Jann Geeslin 109 110 Margo Gibson Vikki Green Mary Ann Gregson Cheryl Hancock ' Pat Havens Mary Jo Hendrickson Kathy Henze Mike Hillis Sue Holloway Cynthia Hukill James Ingram Judy Isaacs Orville Jenkins Dick King Judy Koon Jeannie Lester Bob Ligon Margaret Lipscomb Dinah Ludwick Sheila McKenzie Mike Martin Gary Metheny Nancy Milam Polly Ann Milam Janice Montgomery Jimmy Montgomery Rosemary Neff James Nolen Elaine Nooner Sandra Nutter Diane O'Ke1ley Mary Owen Becky Pate Betty Patterson Bill Phelps Ray Price Jamie Prothro Kitty Reynolds Karen Ridgely Becky Roebuck Loyd Ryan Marilyn Scott Nancy Selig Mike Shock Sam Southerland Sarah Spencer Jane Stegall Jeannette Stephens Bobbie Sterling Kathy Thompson Beth Warren Keith West David White Becky Willbanks Donald Williams Russell Williams David Wilson Karen Woodward Judy Wright Ann Young K .-gr U .,L, mmm Latin Club slaves march in front of the float. Latin Club members enjoy riding on the float in the Fair Parade. 111 President Owen Floy d SPANISH CLUB nf of S The objectives of the Spanish Shih Q are to learn more about the Spanish customs and to understand Latin American people better. Meetings are held every three Weeks. Highlights of the year were the Christmas party, which was a dinner this year at El Taco Casa, and the annual spring trip to Mexico Chiquito. In spring the club celebrated Pan American Day by inviting the school to go . South of the Border fashion wise. The girls were dressed in colorful peasant skirts and' blouses, and the boys wore sombreros and serapes. Sponsor Mrs. Dennis Brant l-Q T i I l 1 wa in Qj iv X ix Sf ,X X1 lv 'Nl' X. N N XX Vice-President S9CI'9f9-TY Lynda Whitley Marilyn Stanford ia' A xxx Treasurer Ruth Wilcox Recorder Sgt.-at-Arms Sgt.-at-Arms Mary Ann Spencer Pete Gordy Kitty Reyolds 112 Norman Allinder Paula Anthony Gene Bartley Debbie Bath Debbie Bently Marilyn Bettis Mary Beth Bradley Allen Brannon George Brewster Kaye Carter Paula Cato Sidney Connell Hughle Craig Ralph Crawford Emma Gene Daves Andy Dean Ruth Anne Doyle John Ferguson Janlel Fortner Ronnie Fulmer Jan Geeslin Margo Gibson Betty Givans Randy Glover Kit Groth Kenneth Hefflngton Alan Henry Janie Holcomb Gene Hoofman Diane Horton Julie Isom Orville J enklns Bertha Jolmson Linda. Johnson Linda King J immy Laabs Tom Lane Don Lesslle Candia Ludy Pam Mace Larry Mahar Jim Majors 113 . ' 1 V. Y ., 1 LJ i .N N 5 F 3 4 V4 l 'SL I g iiflt tiff -get ., A L ' , wife . ,N , -Q, -.31 ,Q he W3 . it Q -fn , V s. f Lpr ga. , fa ' ff t it it ts 'UW n A R. Wilcox and O. Floyd post announcements for Spanish Club members. 'Q 5 I WJ' la: f Q X ' eg X 1- F' X me Ka, N ? 45 , - ,J , fe Margie Mann Courtney Mattison Cathy Maxey Judy Nesbitt Donna Nichols Jan Nolte Glenda O'Donnel1 Linda Olsen Becky Pate Carolyn Pearson Tom Perry Pam Potter Greg Rawn Vernal Ryun Marilyn Scott Martha Scott Keith Sheidler Ted Smith Cheryl Sorrels Sarah Spencer John Stewart Barbara Ward John Robert Ward Beth Warren Joyce Webb Melvin White Donna Williams Mike Williams Robert Wofford Preparing for a fiesta! Mrs. Miriam Grigsby Sponsor Honorary members: First Row, left to right: P. Milam, J. Ledbetter, A. Young. Second Row: B. Ethridge, P. Havens, D, Bath, C. Conner. Third Row: M. Gibson, Mrs. Arthur Dunaway N. Selig, J. Stegall. Fourth Row: D. Reed, B. Phelps, R. Kersey, S. Smith. Peppers Club Peppers Club is one of the older and more active clubs in Conway High School. It renders a very Worth-while service to our school by promoting good sportsmanship and school allegiance. The main responsibilities of the club are sponsoring Hi-Day activities, the athletic banquet and dance, selling score cards, and decorating the goal posts at all home games. Persons wishing to become members submit paragraphs to the club stating why they would like to be members. Then the Mal Turner students are voted on by the club, the faculty, and the student President body. Sponsor Mary Ann Spencer Janiel Fortner Julie Isom Mary Owen Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter 115 ,- :M :fy :sm--5 K 7 mfr likixixf fwfr , , I gf ,,. -4 7. V' i 1:5137 fi , if g A A V J. '-t W S I 4 at ., - een M2 - , ai- 'U' l A 5: ' ,L., , -Qzifsf f Paula Anthony Connie Bass Debbie Bentley Linda Bradke Mary Beth Bradle Phyllis Cardin Joyce Chronister Raye Jean Dow Catherine Fitch Kay Fronabarger Linda Furneaux Pete Gordy Vikki Greene Kit Groth Catherine Henze l 1 1 Kay Holloway 3 Sheila Hufflnes 1 Judy Isaacs Vicki Jackson 4 Mary Ann Parker Betty Patterson Kitty Reynolds t Weese Rogers Pegi Stanfill Marilyn Stanford' Jeanette Stephen: Kathy Thompson Cathy Willbanks Cindy Wlllbanks Judy Wright Key Club I Mike Hlllls Ricky Kersey Mike Shock President Vice-President Secretary Jack Thompson Treasurer Mr. Thomas Johnson Bob Fraser Sponsor District Lieutenant Governor The Key Club, one of the service organizations in school, sponsors many activities during the year. The club sponsors the concession stand at all the home basketball games and a candy sale. They also help with the Kiwanis Club Pancake Sale, These projects help finance the club's annual trip to the National Convention, which was held this year in St. Louis, Missouri, Leadership, character, and service to the school are among the qualifications for membership in the organization, which is sponsored jointly by the Conway High School and the Kiwanis Club. Mr. Jerry Bradford and Mr. Thomas Johnson are the sponsors for the forty-nine members. f Mr. Jerry Bradford Sponsor Walter Ed Allison Charles Archer Wayne Baldridge Terry Bishop B111 Brannon Blakle Browning Bill Carmichael John Carter Herman Churchwell Dick Clsne 117 118 Tom Day Ed Diles Jimmy Duran Terry Fiddler Tom Flynt Tommy Fowlkes Jerry Graddy Joe Harriman Don Hendrickson Mike Isom Dick King Tom Lane Jimmy Major Mike Mason Ronnie Matthews Mark McNutt Gary Metheny Delbert Mickel Terry Milam Larry Nichols Dale Nutter J. B. Pendergraft Ray Price Danny Ratliff Bobby Rawn Greg Rawn John Ray Sam Southerland Roger Starkey Mal Turner Johnny Tyler J olm Robert Ward Don White Gary Yarbrough 15' Sponsor Freida Cummings Library Club The Library Club serves chiefly for the benefit of CHS students and faculty. Its members help others locate books and other materials and familiarize themselves with library procedures. Assistants check books out and in, shelve books, and further aid Miss Freida Cummings, librarian, in anyway that they can, Annual social highlights are the Christmas party and the spring picnic. The Library Club has been an active charter member of the Arkansas Student Librarians' Association since its organization sixteen years ago, and has had several state officers. President Martha Scott Vice-President Secretary Judy Isaacs Phyllis Gilmore Treasurer Connie Bass Reporter Historian Bonnie Buffaloe Joyce Chronister 119 Sylvia Bailey Bobby Blankenship Judy Baker rpg, Bessie Bradley .1 Emma Jean Daves Charlotte Freeman Phyllis Gilmore Linda Halbrooke KM, MiSS Cummins checks f-hI'0'-lgh back 15251195 Of magazines. Library Club members enjoy food from Tommy's. We Catherine Henze, Cynthia Hukill, and Bonnie Buffaloe Members enjoy moment offrolic at Library Club Christmas entertain at the banquet. Bauqllef- 'bint 'T' 19m:z,.,-H Darla Heck Catherine Henze Cynthia Hukill Linda Johnson Loraine Lewallen Sandra Milburn Judy Nesbitt Susan Ross Linda J 0h11S0H and Linda H2-lbrvvk 100k through the card Ruth wucox and Barbara ward decorate the bulletin board. catalogue. FI-IA Mrs. Summers Sherry Dean Sheila McKenzie Sponsor President lst Vice President Linda Satterwhite 2nd Vice President Marilyn Stanford 3rd Vice President Judy Gabbard Sylvia Bailey Janie Ryan Laura Dorsey Pegi Stanfill Secretary Treasurer Reporter Historian Federation HI President Future Homemakers of America is an officers, They meet twice monthly, and during organization for girls who are enrolled in or the year they sponsor suchthings as the Former have completed one year of Home Economies, Letterman's Coffee on Hi-Day and the Open This year F.H.A. has 57 members and 8 House at Christmas Time. ss KS a Q . 1' . , ML, ' ,. K -- ' '-'- 3' , X gf Gail Bartlett Brenda Beene Marilyn Bettis Sue Bettis Bessie Bradley Jo Ann Brown Sandra Brown J erene Burch Charlotte Camp Martha Canady Margie Chandler Karen Clements Sharon Clements Sidney Connell Diane Fulmer Linda Furneaux Phyllis Gilmore Sandra Graham gr' in 49 , f '-J-' UW R 5 , H .Q525 S2i:Ei?'+,f' - ff H ' Q: ,Wen sig tm, , Eg' S52 11 e r fa 'RTT' 'T ' ' .ww A. QM. ,. Tlifw if in f a fl 'Il X 4' '1 1 M 'X 5 Q Y Qsfief Mary Ann Wilson Mary Ann Winter .5 we , if ' , L 4- JH 4 Cheryl Hall Gail Herring Linda Holdman Diane Johnson Jeannie Keathley Janis Larney Linda Lasker Sharon Leslie Laraine Lewallen Kay Longing Margie Mann Nellie Martin Judy McCollem Regina Mcmora.n Katty Milam Sandra Milburn Judy Nesbitt Donna Nichols Donna Nicholson Judy Pratt Penny Pratt Sylvia Reed Reva Jo Reedy Becky Roebuck Patti Satterwhite Linda Shettles Donna Smith Faye Smith Loretta Spears Connie Starr Brenda Tucker Lena Walker Barbara Ward Louise Weatherly Linda Whitley Irene Wieczoret 123 124 DECA Jim Boze Mr. Jim Hickman President Chapter Advisor DECA, Distributive Education Clubs of America, is the only national youth organization operating through public schools to attract young people to careers in marketing and distribution. The club replaces Future Tradesmen of Arkansas,former1y a part of Conway's D. E, program. DECA offers awards to members for outstanding accomplishment and maintains its own Scholarship Loan Program to assist members toward higher education. Jimmy Knopp Vice President Elton Robertson Secretary Gary Faulk Treasurer Geoff Canten Sergeant-at-Arms Barbara Adams Wayne Baldridge Helen Belk George Brewster Steve Chamberlin David Cullum Wayne Davis B111 Duvall Jerry Fulmer James Harper John Harper David Heffington Bobby Holloway Wallace Jackson Roy Dale King Jack Mace Bobby Martin Randal McPhearson David Petty Benny Rash Kay Webb Jerry Weeks Dennis White Ernest Wright S2 we- ' 4- 125 Mr. Pew Sponsor The motto of F.F.A.is Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve. Theyhave employed this motto in many of their activities this year, Among these are winning first prize on their float in the Fair parade, helping the Optimist Club sell Christmas trees, and entering various district and federation contests. The 1966 F.F.A. Sweetheart is Janet Ledbetter. J. Ledbetter leads F.F.A. float to first place in the 4 Fair parade. S, sneed T, Milam E, Grimes D. Matthews President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer K, Beaty K. Hazel K. Holland Sentinel Reporter Jr. Advisor W li 4 i L. Bane T. Beaty T. Camp H. Carter L. Cotton J. Crane R. Cummins B. Ellzey L. Ethrldge R. Farley E i J. Ferguson J. Firestone R. Fortner D. Hamilton J. Harper D. Heffington C. Henry G. Hensley R. Johnson E. Jones L. Keathley J. Laabs J. Lee A. Lieblong D, Lieblong R. Marshal C. Mattison F, May J. McCollum V. Miesner J. Morton D. Nicholson C. Perkins B. Permenter W, Roper L. Ryan M. Shook T. Southerland J. Stewart D. Thearl G. Thurman J. Williams G. Wilson R. Wofford 127 The Conway High Sohool Band CONWAY HIGH SCHOOL BAND PERSONNEL FLUTE OB013 Janice Montgomery KHUY Milam Paula Cato Emma Jean Daves Rosemary Neff BASSOON Mary Arm Wilson Ronnie Hefner Gaylon Ray CLARINET Keith Shideler Edward Alexander Becky Healey Sharon Hawks Linda Allen Jane Holcomb Ted Smith Kay Carter Pam Avra BASS CLARINET Kay Smith 128 AL TO SAXOPHONE Cathey Maxey Gary Bettis Gene Smith TENOR SAXOPHONE Sammy Dow Judy Thomas BARITONE SAXOPHONE Kenneth Horton CORNET Melvin White Mark Harriman Hughie Craig Allen Brannon Butch Willbanks Buzz Pittman Henry Burford FRENCH HORN Bill Phelps Tom Perry TROMBONE Don Williams Jack Dell Tommy Clements Larry Rowe BARITONE Bobbie Sterling TUBA David Anthony Robert Langford STRING BASS Bormie Buffaloe DRUMS Mike Connell David White Kenny Holland Roger Barnhill CYMBALS Wayne Mitchell TYMPANI AND BELLS Greg Phifer Cynthia Hukill The Conway High School Band under the direction of Mr. Russell Langston has performed with great success for many occasions during the school year. The group attends all home football games and accompanies the team to most out-of-town games. After the marching season,the band concentrates on concert music. The yeat s work was climaxed with a concert in late spring. ' Some activities of the band this year have been their appearance on the initial program featuring music in schools which was on Channel ll TV and a Christmas Concert presented at the Arkansas Children's Colony. Mr. Russell Langston, Director C if Bill Phelps, Drum Major 129 Majorettes X is 1 F f,. 130 .-w 4, -'gfgqgf 1 Left to right: J anis Montgomery, Sharon Hawks, Becky Healy, Paula Cato, Janie Holcomb, Cathey Maxey. N wall W n w-'Y , WN 'QQ Viaiwrgxk x. ' x 9,113 1 han. f A Q 1 1 y 1 1 K fr TX .L E 2 x wr 91 S' ii K ,, i V -f gym - - W 5 A ' ' jgji 7.VV- A ' A , if 1 1 Glee Club W? Linda Satterwhite Sylvia Reed Betty Weeks L.1nda Halbrook President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Laura Dorsey Janie Ryun Reporter Librarian Mrs. Ben Vann Sponsor Patti Satterwhite Librarian Penny Pratt Program Chairman The trio this year consists of Donna Smith, Laura Dorsey, and Gloria Hunt 132 1' 'Y X 1--if we-flap sw' :sw 1 The six girls elected for this year's sextet are Judy Gore, Diane Johnson, Regina MacMoran, Linda Satterwhite, Donna Williams, and Janie Ryun. Debby Alewine Gail Bartlett Gwin Frizzell Judy Gabbard we 1 C754-'yjw Judy Gore Martha Hood Gloria Hunt Diane Johnson Linda King Diana Knutsen Janet Ledbetter Sharon Leslie Candy Ludy Judy McCollum Regina MacMoran Margie Mann 133 farm? The 1966 Glee Club Ensemble includes sixteen girls. They are Gail Bartlett, Betty Weeks, Mary Ann Wilson, Judy Pratt, Candy Ludy, Penny Pratt W etty Moore, K -KN quo? ettt Y' Patti Satterwhite, Margie Mann, Sylvia Reed, Linda Halbrook, Kathy Ward, Laura Dorsey, Dawn Mauterstock, Janie Ryun, and Janet Ledbetter. .9578 ' Dawn Mauterstock Nancy Milam Betty Moore Tudy Pratt Donna Smith Brenda Strain Sharon Thomas Kathy Ward N 4 Betty Weeks Lynn White I Donna Williams Mary Ann Wilson J h 4 1 w 1 fx qw by fp My of 550 W l X 6 l l i E YyQ5efW , fy? 9 jf? W ONK VD 20,31 Wd flu W ff M vb M of QQMMN ywwwkiyw '63 WWW 3132 My ,fy J?,,0'a DAO fr! l QQ ,. ' JJ! my M M ,fb QW VJ . Q S QL , Q V W My v QSM! ggijbviiy If Q yuh iii A' 1 I. 1 A 6 Coach B111 St9PhGHS Coach Dennis Fulmer Head Football Coach, Athletic Director Assistant Football Coach Coach C. J. Robinson Coach Dale Kent Assistant Football Coach, Head Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach 137 138 Butch Martin Wampus Cats 28 Wampus Cats 6 Wampus Cats 12 Wampus Cats 19 Wampus Cats 6 Wampus Cats 12 Wampus Cats 21 Wampus Cats 7 Wampus Cats 27 Wampus Cats 28 Wampus Cats 13 They Finished 7-3 Senior Manager Mablevale 14 Forrest City 6 Searcy 0 Russellville 0 Jacksonville 0 C atholic High 1 9 Batesville 0 North Little Rock 21 Sylvan Hills 0 Morrilton 14 Benton -1 16 Bob Fraser Junior Manager In the final AP poll the Wampus Cats placed eleventh in the state. The Cats lost only to teams that were in the top five in the state, and these losses were close margins, We congratulate the team on such a fine performance, The team had several handicaps: They were inexperienced, they were too light, and they followed an undefeated team. They overcame these handicaps with few ex- ceptions. A big part of the credit goes not only to the team but also to the coaches. Blakie Browning S 0phO1'Il OTE Manager Q J olm Carter A Sophomore Manager a ,,g,, f 1 Eii. la. Top Row, Left to Right: T. Mabry, J, Nolan, NL Williams, B. Thomas, J. Farve, K. Dlmlap, S. Smith, lVL Shock, M. Hillis, T. Flynt, C, Archer, C. Jackson, K. Smith, W. Allison, M, Isom. Second Row: G. Ingram, J. Bell, R. Matthews, J. B. Pendergraft, D. Hendrickson, R. Kersey, J, Tyler, D. White 7 B. Joyner, K. Ketcheside, M. Martin, A. Henry, R. Williams, J. Montgomery, O. Floyd, Mgrs. B. Martin, B. Fraser Bottom Row: L. Nichols, R. Reid, J. Ray, D, Reed, J. Cole C. Jones, D. Cisne, R. Starkey, R. Henson, E, Diles, H. Helton K. West, J. Scott, M. Stephens. 139 J. B, Pendergraft, Captain Ricky Kersey, Captain Sid Smith, C0-C9-Pia-ill Quarterback, 3-year Letterman Guard, 3-year Letterman End, 3-year Letterman All-Region , All-State All-Region , All-State All-Reg10I1 Outstanding Back 140 Highly ranked Little Rock Catholic High barely escaped a loss from an inspired Wampus Cat team in a 19-12 battle October 8, Deter- mined Conway scored twice in the first half to jump to a 12-6 lead at half-time. The Rockets came back after the half, fired up, and con- trolled the ball the rest of the game. Catholics Escape Conway, 19-12 Danny Reed Co-Captain Charles Archer Mike H111iS Halfback 3-year Letterman Tackle 2 year Letterman Center, 3-year Letterman A11 Region A11 Region All-Region The Cats pushed across two touchdowns in the second half and turned back the Batesville Pioneers in a non-conference game at Batesville, The first half ended with the Wampus Cats leading 7-O. The Pioneers started a drive on their 30-yard line and drove to the Cats' 25 before being halted. Wampus Cats Beat Pioneers, 21-O 141 is Mike Isom Tom Flynt Johnny Cole Guard, 2-year Letterman Tackle Halfback All-Region 2-year Letterman 2-year Letterman J. B. outruns opponents. Net Yards Rushing Pendergraft 1033 Reed 491 Jackson 85 Tyler 99 Bell 65 Cole 67 Jones 39 Cooper 43 White 6 Hendrickson 10 Don Hendrickson Casey Jones Mike Shock Quarterback Halfback End 3-year Letterman 2-year Letterman 3-year Letterman 5 Cats Beat Searcy, 12-0 The Cats travelled to Searcy and came home with a 12-0 victory. J. B. Pendergraft scored in the first quarter with a faked punt on fourth down. In the fourth quarter, with the score still 6-0, Don Hendrickson intercepted apass on the Cat's seven and went 75 yards to Searcy's 18 to set up the clinching touchdown, which made it 12-0, 144 ,YB Johnny Ty1er Kelly Dunlap Kenny Smith l Quarterback End Tackle 1-year Letterman 1-year Letterman 1-year Letterman Mustangs Break Cats' Winning Streak, 6-G Hurricane Betsy took its toll in the second game we played, which was against Forrest City, The Mustangs recovered a fumble on the Cats' five- yard line early in the fourth quarter to tie Conway's second period touchdown, l The game ended in the deadlock breaking Conway's winning streak which had l reached 12 Wins over two seasons of playing. Coach Fulmer advises R. Kersy. 4 I wsu-, WL: Don White Johnny Ray Tommy Mabry Fullback Guard Tackle Squadman Squadman Squadman First Downs Against Gpponents D, Reed outdistances two Rockets. Mablevale Forrest City Searcy Russellville Jacksonville Catholic High Batesville North Little Rock Sylvan Hills Morrilton Benton 145 Kenny Ketcheslde Chuck Jackson Bob Fraser Quarterback Fullback Butch Martin 1 year Letterman 1 year Letterman Managers The Benton Panthers avoided the biggest upset of the season by defeating the Wampus Cats, 16-13. Neither team got on the scoreboard until deep in the third quarter, when J . B. Pendergraft went in for a touchdown and Don Hendrickson converted to give Conway a 7-0 lead, which proved to be a short one. On the third play after the kickoff the Cats lost the ball with a fumble, The Panthers slammed ahead for a TD. me Panthers Down Cats, 16-13 N Jimmy Scott Larry Nichols B111 Thomas Guard End Tackle Squadman Squadmfm Squadman I I 1 Danny Reed catches a pass and runs. Cats Beat Dogs, 28-14 Despite the illness of several of the rnainxplayers, the Wampus Cats ripped into the Morrilton Devil Dogs and came out with a 28-414 victory, The Cats had a 21-0 bulge on the board at the half and the B teamers played all but a minute or so of the second half. Morrilton scored one of its touchdowns on ConWay's first unit, but only after driving to within a few yards of it against the second- liners. 147 Mike Williams Ronnie Mathews Robert Henson End Guard Quarterback Squadman Squadman Squadman The Cats kept their winning streak alive against the Jacksonville Red Devils with a 6-0 victory extending their record to 4-0-1 and their wins over a two year period to 15. With 2:55 to go in the half J, B. Pendergraft dived one-yard into the end zone and made the Winning TD. 148 Cats Tame Devils, 6-O Gary Ingram Joe Bell Walter Ed Allison Guard Fullback Tackle Squadman Squadman Squadman The Wampus Cats defeated Sylvan Hills 27-0 in Sylvan Hills on October29. Highly outranked Sylvan Hills was no match for the Cats, who scored all of their points in the first half. The Cats second string played after the first quarter. Cats Defeat Sylvan I-Iills, 27-O Us 150 4 af -gs: ..,,,5 ,ShFjgZWM Y James Favre Tackle Squadman Keith West Tackle Squadman Ed Diles Tackle Squadman Cyclones No Match for Cats, 19-O Cats happy after victory over Russellville The Conway Wampus Cats traveled to Russellville to upset the Cyclones. The Cyclones were no match for the rampaging Cats, who took them 19-O Russellville threatened to score only once during the game, however, the Wampus Cats held their own throughout the remaining time in the game. I Owen Floyd Center Squadman Bruce Joyner Quarterback Squadman ROEEI' Starkey Halfback Squadman Yards Rushing Against Opponents Conway's defense pulls down a Wild Cat. Mablevale Forrest City Searcy Russellville Jacksonville Catholic High Batesville North Little Rock Sylvan Hills Morrilton Benton 305 105 189 311 121 93 207 56 236 280 84 T773 151 Arif Dick Cisne Jimmy Montgomery Halfback Fullback Squadman Squadman 'rw M Mike Martin Halfback squaaman Ricky Kersey stops a Rocket. Alan Henry Guard Squadman l Harold Helton Russell Williams Jim Nolan Halfback End End Squadman Squadman Squadman ,Q V, ,Q 4,25 N 'J i JW new K Ricky Reid Wampus Cat surprises a Rocket. Haliback Squadman in-xv ya 153 BASKETBALLQ1966 This s eas on the Conway Wanipus Cat were working under the leadership of Coach C. J. Robinson. Mr. Robinson,former Jr. High basketball coach, was transferred to Sr. High School this year. Having worked with most of the players when they were on the Jr. High team, Coach Robinson was well acquainted with the boys and their abilities and therefore he had no trouble in organizing the team. Coach C. J. Robinson Head Basketball Coach A TEAM First Row: Tommy Fowlkes, Eddie Southerland, Johnny Bill Morgan, Manager, Don Hendrickson, Mike Shock, Ray Tyler, Kenny Smith, Bill Bartley, B111 Carmichael, Dick Price, Tom Flynt, Kelly Dunlap, Walter Ed Allison, Terry King, Manager. Second Row: Blakie Browning, Manager, Fiddler, Pete Pittman. 155 B111 Bartley B111 Carmichael Terry Fiddler First Year Letterman First Year Letterman First Year Letterman 156 Tom Flynt Tommy Fowlkes DOH HeI1dI'iCkS0I1 Second Year Letterman Second Year Letterman Fi1'Sf Year Letterman J. B. Pendergraft Ray Price Pete Pittman Third Year Letterman Second Year Letterman First Year Letterman Michael Shock Eddie Southerland Walter Ed Allison Second Year Letterman First Year Letterman Squadman 157 Kelly Dunlap Kenny Smith Johnny Tyler Squadman Squadman Squadman 158 'Q 52. Ray Price steals a rebound from the Rebels. Tom Flynt waits to retrieve the ball for the Cats Coach Dale Kent guided the 1966 B Team through a very successful season. Coach Kent came to Conway Sr. High School from Jefferson Davis Jr. High School this year. Besides coaching iissi ! the B Team, he acted as an assistant coach to Head Basketball Coach C. J. Robinson. B T Dale Kent Assistant Basketball Coach ...J QM W0 ,-.N 5 First Row: Don Tobias, Andy Dean, Jerry Reynolds, Manager, Randy Glover, David Wilson, Mike Moore, Danny Ratliff, Scotty Moon, Bruce Joyner, Kenny Frank Hightower, Loyd Ryan, Steve Ward, Owen Floyd, Ketcheside, Keith West. Second Row: Blakie Browning, Larry Nichols, Norman Allinder, Dick King, Manager. 159 Andy Dean Owen Floyd Frank Hightower Squadrnan Squadman Squadrnan 160 Bruce Joyner Scotty Moon Kenny Ketcheside Squadman Squadman Squadman Danny Ratliff Jerry Reynolds Leon Ryan Squadman Squadman Squadman DOH Tobias Steve Ward Keith West SqU21dm2I1 Squadman Squadman Bill Morgan Manager Dick King Manager Blakie Browning Manage r 163 M 1965 TRACK SEASO Coach Bill Stephens The Conway High School track team of 1965 had a very successful season. They set many new records in both state and district meets. Jim Owen, a senior, set records in the 40- and 220-yard dash, both at state and district meets, Dub Morgan, also a senior, set a record in the 440-yard dash at the district. New school records were set in the 220, 440, 880, and Mile Relays. Of the twenty-one boys who participated in track, sixteen were lettermen. They were Bobby Allison, Richard Baker, Don Hendrickson, Mike Hil1is,Kenneth Ingram, Eddie Moore, Dub Morgan, Joe Nooner, Jim Owen, J, B, Pendergraft, Danny Reed, Mike Shock, Sid Smith, Carl Valentine, and Don White, and Gary White. - A lx A L Top Row Left to Right, B. Bartley, M. Isom, J. Nooner, R. Baker, E. Moore, D. Reed, J. B. Pendergraft, C. Valentine, M Shock M. Hillis, B. Allison, S. Smith, T. Thompson, D. White, D. Hendrickson, K. Ingram, S. Ward. G White D. Morgan, J. Owen, W. Allison, Bottom Row: 165 6 0 TRACK 1965 Dub Morgan Mike Hillis 880 Yard Run Shot, Discus Letterman Letterman v'N I 166 Don White Danny Reed Don Hendrickson Pole Vault Pole Vault Pole Vault Letterman Letterman Letterman 1965 - f . 'W 1 f f . Ik, eve wiilff ffm.-th ,Nt ,J 4. ,. wig' t X vifwn TRACK f, , gp Mike Shock Bobby Allison Hurdles Hurdles Letterman Letterman Joe Nooner J. B. Pendergraft Jim Owen Shot Sprints Sprints Letterman Letterman Letterman 167 TRACK 1965 Eddie Moore Carl Valentine 880 Yard Run Mile Run Letterman Letterman Kenneth Ingram Sid Smith Richard Baker Mile Run 440 Yard Dash 880 Yard Run Letterman Letterman Letterman Y ies 90 TRACK 1965 - 440 Yard Relay Gary White Top to Bottom: B, Allison, J. Owen, Discus T. Thompson, J. B. Pendergraft. Letterman Mile Relay Top to Bottom: J. Owen, D. Morgan, E. Moore, S. Smith 169 Top Row: Left to Right, Gene Hoofman, Bill Lane, Gary Yarbrough, Bottom Row: James Ingram, Marion Settle, and Don Tobias. Coach Dennis Fulmer 170 1966 Cross Country Team The Cross Country team of 1966 coached by Dennis Fulmer consists ofthree juniors and three sophomores. The team Won the Class AA State Cross Country Championship October 16, 1965 by defeating Stuttgart and Benton. 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SHOCK my If' omu. msummc: PLANN Qylfw fumwzae Cfkqomy CONWAY POLICE DEPARTMENT Ph F 7 7711 CARDIN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO. 506 Oak St. Conway Arkansas J, 6 MAD Burcuflz g Q ,.,:,,f,f 'T'17 Markham St. 3: Rl 'P F Conw y A k BE BRIGHT gr if shop at PENCE FUNERAL HOME CENTRAL BUSINESS MACHINES G b FA 9-2441 1124 Harkrider C y A k FA 9 6372 L, V J A MAGNIFY I 7,7 your wr beauty W 'S at J JONES BEAUTY SALON f X FLETCHER SMITH JEWELERS If it,S new. . 0 , The Crowning Touch in'Jewe1ry It's at 826 Front Street Conway Congratulations Class of 66 Psst' ' ' Pass it back I' 19 Q 1 I-P by! ' BURKS STEAK HOUSE Q -. X , . EARL ROGERS 9' .. Y . at the stoplight X Highway 64 8a 65 have the best steaks in town 1002 Oak Street Everyone is making tracks to: ANTHONY'S ell Butane Gas Company FA 9-3163 Box 546 Highest quality, Lowest prices CONWAY. ARKANSAS Butane - Propane - Tank Installation - Dearborn Heaters Model Laundry 81 Dry Cleaners 71 7 Parkway a complete and modern laundry and cleaners, featuring synthetic cleaning and the world famous Sanitone Cleaning Process. All dry cleaning and laundry shirts returned in plastic bags. For pick up and delivery Dial FA 9-3221 S! 45' gg lie isle ee People come from all directions to enjoy the delicious food at COY'S 805 Donaghey Ave . FA 9-5553 - I 'V lerwmt nom. wr . SUNRAY 0Il Ray McNutt, agent Conway Street FA 9-6352 Z ' lfrvllR T llABER'S JEWELRY STORE The House of Beautiful Gifts Fa 7-7253 Oak Sz Front Streets Conway Rf lllW ff For the finest in foods, service and meats Shop the easy way at Duncan Street DUNCAN STREET GROCERY 1722 Duncan St, FA 9-5453 'T A l yi 4 f -ag fro'- iii' 54 H145 rw 'ilpkl' , 4 :JQYL A Y-,' -v .Q aw 7 s if lm. F ,9 I U9 1 5 gin I't,.4 ,- Wwe' I gl X1 fig , I If-A wiv:- 'rrf . 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Manufacturer of School and Commercial Busses C onway, Arkansas Everything for the home owner or contractor Lumber Expert Cleaning and Pressing Cement Products Alterations Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Moore Paint FA 9-2102 HlEGEl '4 - -.,4 l '--,H urni ure e on I ,f, X l'v,, ll Z ki I' I? f 'I 'I' ,siffi XIII Xxx gf K I Q., , Q- lv was wesrmoneuann s l306-0?wk.oak 806 oak street Co WaY a' ansas FA 9-2941 Hambuchen Eleclric Service House of Lights Electrical Contracting and Electric Supplies FA 9-3697 1008 Oak Street Conway, Arkansas Qi' uv uv' 41 I' r of, laJ0 S I 311019 f LaJ o s new X 5 sprmg K ' vardrobe. -gg: cf M ' I xy ol v, FASHION CENTER jf for your K , Compliments of V now YOU can charge it and enjoy Penney's LOW prices MCNUTT FUNERAL W . l lv gx 'sl auwns masr ouzmrvs cnfsmwu MEMomAL PARK Always Fmt Quality To Serve As We Would Be Served. xv M My wp W -N, SUv93SSVJG5 R90 D VL AM FEVQBWBMMQQUHWQKWV 'f gs f K ' wp V32 Wk QQWXWWQ MQW NNW X M W 399 Ax Cy P9 5 N Q? 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Blll'S AUTO SERVICE Atlas tires, Batteries, 8: Accessories Locust Sz Prince Streets DAIRY OUEEN DQ Sandwiches Mr Misty Ice Cream Only Wampus Cat Supporters Welcome YEA CATS! C ompl iments of I SMlTH'S DRUG STORE f 812 Front Street . 4-n Fa 9-6831 W' bi , I . X 'IJ CC: CONWAY CLEANERS 8 WARREN'S FREEZER LOCKER F. D. Warren, Owner E15 I S Don't Flip Your Lid Over Wiring Problems ANTON'S ELECTRIC CO. Residential -KL Commercial Hamburgers Malts ZQHI, ' ' . 0 X49 P 'f 'IIIII Wiring Lighting Fixtures Fa 9-3673 lei LOOK FOR THIS SEAL, IF YOU WANT THE BEST CAR AND HOME INSURANCE FOR THE PREMIUMS YOU PAY. THE FOLLOWING CONWAY INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS ARE ALLOWED TO DISPLAY THIS SEAL: ROBERT L. OTT INSURANCE RAY PRICE AGENCY GUY R. FARRIS AGENCY SOUTHERN REALTY CO WALTER DUNAWAY INSURANCE AGENCY WINTERS REALTY CQ. 182 ve BLUE RIBBON SHOE STORE C onway 's Finest 1012 Oak St. Conway, Arkansas DIINDE -DOC Dough-nuts Malts Shakes Broasted Chicken Highway 64 Conway, Arkansas The Big Store with Big Values ERED'S DISCOUNT STORE Psst! Your dollar O i- 59179 Big bu325Engg11Zg If . . y Money At t , I am big, 5 f I F mnolz suvmv new, modern M S co., store that I serves you f I Complete I 2 sig., R, materials EPARIMEM sions ' ' 1 0 , 'I . Sogfglffggfet 918 Front 9 ' 0 - Conway Street Can we give you a hand? Sheel Metal work of All Kinds CONWAY SHEET METAL CO., INC. Merriman Sz Factory Streets Customade Products Fa 9-5616 1 V , , . ,,4, ,V I Q .,i, fQ-,'. CONWAY BROADCASTING COMPANY MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM P, O. BOX 310 Conway, Arkansas 7 2032 183 MONDAY-POWELL SHOE STORE 1101 Oak Fa 9-2174 Conway, Arkansas P A 922 Front Street Fa 9-5529 Free Parking TIIISI SIIIIE HANK M711 ULHZZVSSYU wmmwmzww Member F,D.I.C. C ongratul ations Seniors K- KR STARKEY IRON WORKS Autos Called Phone Oak Ka Locust S Conway for and delivered FA 7-7405 STATION Hungry For Something DE-E-LICIOUS? 9? I fl is Stop at the I I ,., at FA 9 F761 ' TASTEE EREEZ 'Walnut Sz Harkrider Streets ,lla Conway I 50 Flavor Shakes We Fatten the Wampus Cats RADIO 8. T. V. SERVICE 415 Oak Street Fa 9-6308 Shop like a king at PRINCE STREET GROCERY 2159 Prince Street Fa 9-5259 Max Davis, Owner Stop and Shop at VAN - ATKINS Lillian Russell and Martha Manning dresses Bobbie Brooks Sportswear OILMAN-KOSTEN 8. C.H. BRIlEV COMPANY 2001 E. Roosevelt Road Little Rock, Ark. 185 5? f Q 55.rf4 -II ml- Q5 6 A SHERWIN-WILLIAMS N5 yxiklwxs W 'K awww Ps QJLQM Y Y 'v.. X r I' get wise , , ff r PALMflz's Hzosrv new WHO-G-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O f 1 , X .535 . W 5 W IL , tl. Q. .QW E . lj ax? am-M1 xjfgt' - J! f OJ n iff? C . L 's-mlrfss an ng. : 'v x9 it Pdlllf Comp Y 4ziLAA X EXE'-E5 N -Q ...Q 1208 oak street Qu Building Materials of A11 Kinds ,- Conway, Arkansas FA 9-3821 ix 4 Fa' 9-5721 Conway, Arkansa ix 0 X H.H. Jonsson 5 , at couwrv rmco sfnvlcf, mc, Y, 1 P'kU SLD1' vzcoM'8lF tSt. Conway aims 2532. S s Motor Sales, Inc. X ' Compliments of FARMERS Fire Insurance Co., Inc. ' 0 LDSMQ LE Halter Building ' 1' X j Conway f Phone Fa 9-5366 ' ' X f z N 4 S Dress your itt e T 5 angel at 1 K N RQ DEBBY-K TOT SHOP . T 4 910 Front Street I f I Conway, Arkansas Aunfnsows fl Paint Sz Wallpaper , Pittsburg Paints 913 Front Street Conway, Arkansas KORDSMEIER FURNITURE CO. Chestnut Sz Oak Streets Conway, Arkansas , Q It Eifjla 6 W 'ily . Jack and Jill fell 'Ii 1 down the hillg W They took their clothes 5 to X- , lk SOUTHERN DRY CLEANERS 1316 Main Street Phone Fa 9-3536 For Free Pick-up 8: Delivery KERSEY'S DEALER Hust1ing to serve YOU Locust and Prince Streets Tires, Batteries, St accessories Country Hams, Country Sausage Groceries - Feed - Fertilizer - Seed CLARENCE DAY GROCERY T1 :AJ F' , P go t 'SMiWQ- 3 8- FEED STORE A , A Teigj g'i'zilXH x'NNl'FEWV' 5 4, S' f is 9 . D E1 D JLL9- Phone FA 9-2347 1012 Front Street 0 A -Avxv o O T' 0 oogff AOQ SXT! 0 H U if Q Highway 64-65 at the junction 187 90 MODELS FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM We Are Proud to be KINGSBERRY Builders Lee Shock Real Estate Co. 1300 Oak St. Tel. FAirview 9-4204 For the finest insurance protection, look to . . f 8 C017 N an jrfz ,gf 1 ' ' .5 Z w, f Shaw Building Z f i Q Fa 9-3586 J- Sleep Like A King At 5106, M Ming mm Mom ATHLETIC Goons co.. mc. One of Conway? Finestu L SENSE' Zmilm Mr, Sz Mrs. H. G. Opitz Phone Fa 7-7831 Highway 64 Ka 65 Ne. Conway SlMON'S Bakery - Grocery Market Fa 9-3911 Conway, Arkansas CONTINENTAL Oll CO. Ruth Ann Doyle and Mrs. Bailey admire a new sweater. distributor BAIlEY'S Front Sz Deer Streets 1206 Oak Street Conway, Arkansas 1? ' 1 XX 4 y rl 'L l 4 J Compliments of o if FRANKSF' W6 HMNW5 BERLIN Hrrrnfrzsou HIGHWAY 64-65 The Only One Of Its Kind In The South 189 I LADY munful sv Aucf co- Let us make you Beautiful Highway 64 - 65 North A C d't' d Sh p d D y Fa 9 8307 Hugh y 64 N th Ph ne Fa 9-6988 AURA . u INTERIQTFRLOE Mrs. A1 C rmoheal, O Complim nts of THE CONWAY LIGHT, POWER, AND WATER SYSTEM Moonrs if -,Q 'I C mpliments of COMPANY NEWBERRY'S Y u dom d t G and use a good 1 k g ppl M t th . h fllfffflf bg ' Clean CUMPANY . Modern RAluzoAn SALVAGE S IOMMY NABHQIJ SUPPlY CO. and DISCOUNT FURNITURE I Fa 9-3633 wmzfuousf S , L1tt1 Rock H1 Way It 1 . fs We 've Got News For You! 'Q ' -7- 2+ - f ffoisc -p - 1 I , ' X I Race to I I XkMQmJ4,,m?, Rosmmfs JEWELRY V ' KA for the best 1006 Front For quick expert 9 ' U Q Q, ,QQ , ' The Log Cabin Democrat I Se1'V1C6, it's . . . CONWAY PRINTING COMPANY - -Q- - 1318 OAK STREET CONWAY. ARKANSAS Printers of the Conway High School Newspaper T'-'- The WAMPUS CAT 5 Phone FA 9-9608 CIRCLE E BAR-B-Q HOUSE QQ 4 QP qN'o oo' Businif' P. Highway 65 South Conway, Arkansas fvffhe Sgcretfs In The Sauce 908 Front Street Fa 9-8452 couwu ofncf Ann MARY'S HAIR FASHIONS ' ' SCHOOL SUPPLY, INC. 2141 Poplar Fa 9-2136 904 Front Street Fa 9-2861 191 WARNING HABIT FORMING 1966 Ford CONWAY WAMPUS CATS Dances every Thursday night during the summer months. CONWAY SWIM CLUB N if If You Don't Support the Cats . . Q DO IT NOW 4 If You Don't Drive a Ford . . . BUY ONE NOW A gigs? A yxg 1020 Front Street Conway, Arkansas ' MERCURY .S ri ,N if ' .- fff ,. 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Not only do they provide the people of the community with the necessities of life, but, with their advertising, make it possible to provide students with this memory book, the 1966 WAMPUS CAT, Mal Turner Business Manager 193 Yearbook Staff '66 Mrs. B. T. Wallace Curtis Coleman - Although Sponsor not a member of the staff, Curtis served as staff pho- tographer this year. 3 1 i Ruth Anne Doyle Dianne Bumpers Mal Turner 3 Co-editor Co-editor Business Manager R A Cf? gg ff Annualba.100 WHS D1'9S9Hted by the Staff to PTO- ' t' 1jj1QfAQJ:jf E' The Yearbook Staff attended the workshop held this 194 mote 1'-he Sale Of YGHFUOOKS- W-me MQ U S A past summer at Arkansas State Teachers College. 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