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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1967 volume:

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We would 11ke to ded1oate the yearbook to you Mi L qi wc, 20,071 ,f Q a surprise in appreciation of a job well done. qffee-J flgfcwgi . ,f'556o.+0L kj Smoerely, r O of ADMINISTRATION Administration The 1966-67 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 accomplish- ments. Conway High School students are fortunate to have the many opportunities offered to them by our own s chools, 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 H ' School Boa Mr. Ray McNutt rd President Dr. Keller Lieblong Mrs. Sherbert Benton Mr. Cecil Bell Mr. Cleon Koone Vice-President Secretary Mr. Willie Cardin Mr. John McConnell Mrs. Marion Lamb Mrs. Robert D. Stevens Administrative Assistant S6CI'efaYY to Supefiflfendenf 7 I would like to commend the Annual Staff for all their effort in producing this yearbook. It is a fine achievement that could not have been accomplished without their hard work. This has been a year of many achievements. We have had a cur- riculum study program to help select the subject matter areas to be taught in Conway High. We will watch with interest the construction of our new high school building. We have had a fine year in athletics and in club work all of which help to support our school. The most important accomplishment of all, however, is to be able to say that during this school year we have done our best academically. I trust this year has been most pleasant and profitable to you. Mr. Carl Stuart, Principal Mr. C. J. Robinson Mrs. Jack Jumper Assistant Principal Secretary Mr. Stanfill is constantly working to better the Conway school system. Mrs. Jumper proves her ability as an excellent secretary in all that she does. Mr. William Glenn Dietition Mr. Stuart works efficiently . hard to keep our school running Coach Robinson works from early till late as both assistant principal and basketball coach. tay7'cqf Cl 11. . Lunchroom personnel, left to right, first row: A. Strout, F. Sledge, L. Glover, F. Carmichael, R. Alewine E Holloway, B. Fisher, R. Powell, T. Jones. Second rowt N. Qualls, O. Ray, R. Kirby, E. White, V. MacDonald, V. Holyfield, M. Taylor. X SCHOOL Bus drivers, left to right, first row: O. Fulmer, E. J. Troillet, O. E. Lybarger, T. Welborn. Second row: V. Fulmer, T. Jered, R. Cummins, F. Williams, C. Brewer. -..F . h . 1 ri' E x 'I Office workers, left to right, first row: C. Freeman, J. Isom, E. Nooner, D. Horton, S. Robinette,S. Woodard, Second row, M. Stanford, L. Beene, S.Spencer, P. Potter, N. Crary, L. Furneaux, G. O'Donnel1. Custodians, left to right, P. Carter, A. Suratt, LI. Moore. 'fmt' LL ' V J - jg 1 f Nfl can as m 5 2,5 ' -iff., A A -M awgmaiki 1 , T. ., , awww Mrs. Jack Jumper Mrs. Jumper, who has been our secretary for eight years, F acult In a progressive world it becomes essential for citizens to have an education. It's the teacher's responsibility to provide every student with an opportunity to receive an education. The teaching staff of Conway High School set the pace for the school year and lay the basis for the knowledge gained through willing and eager participation. The influence of the teacher cannot be measured through the school years only. Their impression on students will go beyond these years and effect the students' later life. This influence can be the force to build good citizens. does a remarkable job keeping our varied school activities running smoothly and efficiently. ', W vi in l114'H7Q,J,s7iV M gal t hp V1 f ' , i if Qt f 7 Mr. A. C. Anderson Mrs. Linda Boardman MT- JSPTY Bradford MPS- Paulette Brant B.S. B.S.E. 4 B.S.E. B.A. Chemistry, Physics Girls' Physical Education 131010535 G60EI'aDhY, Spanish ' Psychology MTS- James C Miss Freida Cummings Mr. Don Dixon Mrs. Arthur Dunnaway MA. fxyl MA. Msn. Msrnmn. H Latin Librarian Biology English l sl' g gr W Mr. Jim Hickman M. Ed. Distributive Education Introduction to Business Mr. Russell Langston M. Ed. Band Director X Mrs Warren Oliver Mrs E W Packard Mr. J. F. Pew Mr C J Robinson JJ M S E M. Ed. Economics, Introduction to Speech English, Journalism Agriculture Business l 2 J Q , I . E . um Q , - , W t Mrs. John Simmons Mr. Wallace Scott y BSE BSE Mathematics English P Mrs. Kenneth Spatz Mrs. Ronald Spradlin AB, MSE BSE Business Education English, in l P N r ohh W L r W Mr. Bill Stephens Mrs. Leroy Summers Mr. Otto Turner BSE, MSE BSE BSE, MS Physical Education Home Economics Guidance Mr. John Simmons BSE Supervisor of Elementary P.E L Mrs. Ben Vann BSE, MS 13 Vocal Music State President Wayne Baldridge officially opens DECA Week. ,J .n,,.,e ,,.,..'-LH Dr. Ware tells Latin students about the philosoph ical Romans. You mean I came all the way out here just for you to tell me the bus was on fire? N Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee CURRICULUM English The English department stresses the five communication skills of listening, thinking, read- ing, writing, and speaking. The department also gives a greater knowledge and understanding of World literature, American lit- erature, and English literature. L Now if she would just let us make up the test.... D0H'f lust Stand there, help me! I'm so glad you wanted to stay past the be11. Foreign Languages I'rn so glad it's Frida . y ,fjzii Uh, anytime now, Rex During the first year of Latin, students study gram- mar and basic fundamentals. Those who continue with Latin obtain a broader outlook of Roman life through the study of Caesar's works. Spanish gives a larger knowledge of the ways and customs of Spanish speaking people and teaches the student to speak, hear, and write the language. Did you say you were on the honor code? S eech and Journalism A snip -in time saves deadline bind. X57 :S X, 0 fi! Meet the press! By George, I think she's got it! Speech class deals pri- marily with public speaking and the techniques of being a successful speaker. Some of the qualities of good speaking --expression, good grooming, poise, and true appreciation of drama--are studied, dis- cussed, and practiced. Better known as the Wampus QQ staff, the Journalism class publishes a school paper once a month. These students work daily to give us a paper of which we can be proud. 4 3 i 4 i 1 T ping and Shorthand Got your fingers hung in the keys again, huh? Although typing is of- fered only one year, one may learn more advanced skills in typing by taking shorthand. Shorthand stu- dents learn not only how to take dictation, but alsoim- portant secretarial skills. T3 , a,ss'f1lf2 10 words and 23 mistakes? The great thinkers Psycholog , Economiosq Introduction to Business Coach, I think you are slightly outnumbered! Psychology helps the student to learn and understand human nature more thoroughly. Eco- nomics deals with the financial situation of the United States while Introduction to Business deals with the basic principles of the business world. 20 I L l Wou1d you be1ieve...artwork? A I s 5 Any volunteers to be a guinea pig? Histor That's my dad's new GTO. Yes, special reports are due Monday Although only American history is required, geography, govern- ment, and world history are offered. These courses include many interesting topics both past and present. and this is the land of opportunity. NOW Where is F011 L8.Ud9I'dale7 ath 1 Is this the shortest distance between two points? A wide selection of math courses is e offered: Algebra I and II, Plane Geometry, .Would you believe emu Trigonometry, and Senior Math. These courses are designed to challenge a stu- dent's thinking ability. But Mr. Anderson, Inever make a mistake. UMTS- KOCH, H1059 lines 2-T9 Parallel, aren't they? 'This can't be right' You mean Idon't have to P91011- Science You get your cotton pickin' hands off of my They sure don't make slides rules 11kes they used to Along with biology, chemistry, and physics, advanced chemistry is being offered this year. By the end of the year science students will feel as if they were married to their slide rules, test tubes, and microscopes. But Wait, that'S H SO not H OV Librar and Stud What me study? Hall Along with many new books the library has obtained new speed-reading equipment. Students are able to keep up with the latest news and cur- rent events by the facilities available in the library. Because of the large in- crease in the Student Body, the Study Hall is located in the auditorium, which offers a quiet place to concentrate. Smile you're on candid typewriter! Um, they don't spell it that way either. Physical Education s . ' W M ' 4 Boys' P.E. p1ay...badmitton'? ...and around the club-house turn comes...Kent Griffith? Physical education helps to develop co-ordination, good health, and skills, as well as good sportmanshipf This year a class for the Wampusettes and Cheer- leaders was started. 4 fm W f C0l1C6IlfI'9-fi0Tl DIUS- Look! Up in the air! It's abird? It's a plane? No! It's super ring! Home Economics and Shop We've just got to find that penny. Home economics o f f e r s b u d g e t i n g, marketing, deco- rating, houseplanning, child care, sewing, and cooking up to a third year level to girls Wishing to take it. Since farming has become more mechanized, more empha- sis is being placed on the use and care of farm machinery and shop. The boys also gain first hand knowledge through home projects. The biggest text book in school l I think they found out! Music We don't count the hours. I Marchers' Perfection! This year the band has not only grown in quantity but also in quality. It has played an important role in adding to our school spirit. Each year the Glee Club pre- sents a Christmas program and an Easter pageant. They also present programs around Arkansas. Many a. night was spent .... uidance Here's how we can work it out -- Guidance counseling is an es- sential part of our high school be- cause it helps the students plan their courses and prepare for the future. E This finishes the job. 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JAMES ABBOTT PAMELA ADCOCK EDWARD ALEXANDER DEBORAH BATH KENNY BEATY TERESA KAY BEENE NORMAN ALLINDER WALTER ED ALLISON SYLVIA BAILEY WAYNE BALDRIDGE GAIL BARTLETT CONNIE BASS 5459, T MARIAN BOONE T BUNEVA BOWIE N T MALCOLM BOYLE MARTHA BRANNAN GEORGE BREWSTER , BONNIE BUFFALOE Class of ,6 7 JOE BELL DEBORAH BENTLEY MARILYN BETTIS JE RE NE BURC H JE SSIE BURNE TT GLYNDA CALLANS THOMAS CAMP HERMAN CHURCHWELL CAROLE CLARK LEO CUMMINGS, JR, REBECCA ANN DAVID TOM DAY iaw..-.N MIKE CONNELL ROBERT COGDELL HUGHIE CRAIG NANCY CRARY DAVID CULLUM DONNA KAY CUMMINS FRED DICKSON EDWARD DILES LAURA DORSEY KELLY DUNLAP JOANN EATON BILLY ELLZEY 'Y' I JACK DELL HM LAURANNE DEWEY MARTY DICKERSON 'Y '?'- 55 2' .xi .RW SUSAN FARRIS JAMES LEO FAVRE JOHN FERGUSON Class of '67 CATHERINE FITCH DONIS FORD JERRY FORT v: 1,, JUDY GAINES JANE GALE DOROTHY GARRETT RICKY FORTNER BOB FRASER CHARLOTTE FREEMAN DAVID FULMER DIANE FULMER LINDA FURNEAUX Mr. Stuart presents Susan Farris with a letter of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Class 0 '67 JANN GEESLIN ANNETTE GILLIAM uv E111 H ea +4 cu 2 :D z CDFUO-'Zl'l'1CD XJUOE Z U P-4 CD IF' O 4 E11 'JU GARY GOLDSBY JILL GORDY VIKKI GREENE ELAINE GRESHAM KENT GRIFFIN f wiv' sf 85 why lf ' ,I i.' 4 ' . SUZANNE HAZEL DARLA HECK RONNY HEFNER - if-fi fp, V, . Nl ' 'V ' 5 1333? - ' 2525: I m 1: W: ' K ' . Q I g af' ' 55 r -2 I , P 'IES' K, X ' I W 12 w R lr' EDWARD GRIMES JAMES HARPER JOHN HARTZELL I ANITA HAVENS MIKE HAVVKINS KENNETH HAZEL MARY JOE HENDRICKSON ROBERT HENSON KAYE HOGGARD KENNY HOLLAND BOBBY HOLLOWAY BRENDA KAY HOLLOWAY ,-W! CAROL JEAN HENDE RSON JUNIOR HE NDE RSON SHE RRY HENDE RSON so-f'f ' Ei? DLANE HORTON GARY INGRAM JAMES INGRAM Class of '67 PAUL INGRAM JUDY ISSACS JULIE ISOM MARY JANE KING KENNETH KIRKWOOD JANIS LAMEY ,..,.W.,,-wruv AW I WALLACE JACKSON RANDY JOHNSON DON JONES PHYLLIS JONES LARRY KEATHLEY ROY DALE KING f vu.- JOHNNY LEE SHARON LESSLIE JUDY MCCOLLUM SHEILA MCKENZIE MARK MCNUTT JACK MACE Class 0 '67 TOM LANE MICHEAL LANGFORD JANET LEDBETTER ...-4-J' gush? PAMELA MACE JAMES MAJOR PATTY MAJOR EARNETT MALTBLA RITA CAROL MANES SU O Z Z l-I F11 SU UJ E F' L UJFUC-2I'l'lCD '4PI U U E111 E E rn E v-1 cc: L11 2 U1 RONNIE MATTHEWS SHARON MATTHEWS 4 The senior porch hams TERRY MILAM MIKE MILLER SCOTTY MOON PAT MOORE JANICE MONTGOME RY JUDY NESBITT DAWN MAUTERSTOCK KATTY MILAM POLLY ANN MILAM ELAINE NOONER DALE NUTTER SANDRA NUTTER Class 0 '67 GLENDA O'DONELL HELEN OGDEN DIANE O'KELLEY 4,..,,,.--wwf qw-....f,-.yy CLOYS PERKINS BILL PHELPS PAM POTTER LINDA OLSEN MARY OWEN JOHN PALMER PAT PARKS NATHANIEL PARTEE TORAN PATE KITTY REYNOLDS JERRY REYNOLDS JANIE RHEA SHIRLEY ROBINETTE LARRY ROWE BECKY SATTERWHITE ,NW Class of '67 RAY PRICE DANNY RATLIFF PHYLLIS REED JIMMY SAWRIE TYRONE SCOTT LINDA SHETTLES RAIKES ANN SLINKARD KENNY SMITH SAMUEL SMITH DIANE STECKS WAYNE SYNOGROUND BILLTHOMAS if RU' JULIE SMITH CHE RYL SORRELS SAM SOUTHE RLAND TOMMY SOUTHERLAND SARAH SPENCER MARILYN STANFORD DQ RUSSELL VOSS BARBARA WARD KATHY WARD STEVE WARD EARL WARREN DENNIS WHITE I3 DON TOBIAS LINDA TRUESDALE JOHNNY TYLER Liu DON WHITE RUTHIE WHITE RUTH ANN WILCOX Class of '67 DONNA WILLIAMS DAVID WILSON GARY WILSON S' .W 7 ., -,ia MARY ANN WINTER JAY WITT SANDRA WOODARD DENNIS WOOD KAREN WOODWARD JUDY WRIGHT GARY YA RBROUGH Senior Activities J AMES ABBOT-Transferred from Tuscaloosa, Alabama 3: Spanish Club 3.4. PAMELA ADCOCK-FTA1.2,4: Spanish Club 4. EDWARD ALEXANDER-Band l,2,3.4. All-District 4, Band Council 1: Latin, Club 2,3.4. NORMAN ALLINDER-Library Club 1: Football 1: DECA 4: Spanish Club 3.4: Bas- ketball 1.2.3: Track 1.2.3. WALTER ED ALLISON-Student Council 1.3. Pres. 1: Latin Club 2.3.4. Consul 3: Key Club 2,3,4: Football 1.3.4: Basketball 1,2.3: Boys' State: Sr. Class Favorite. SYLVIA BAILEY- WAYNE BALDRIDGE-Yearbook Editor 1: Red Cross 1,2: Latin Club 2,3,4: Key Club 3.4: DECA 3.4. Sec. 3. Pres. 4. State Pres. 4: Outstanding Student4. GAIL BARTLETT-Glee Club 12.3.41 FHA 2.3.4. CONNIE BASS-Library Club 1.2.3, Treas. 3: Peppers Club 3.4: Latin Club 2.3,4: FTA 2: Yearbook Staff 1.4: Office Worker 3: Student Council 4: Girls' State. DEBBY BATH-Red Cross 1.2.3.4: Office Worker 1: Wampusettes 2: Cheerleader 3.4: Beauty Revue 2.3: Spanish Club 2.3,4: FTA 2: Girls' State: Sr. Class Sec.: Hon- orary member of Peppers Club 3,4: National Honor Society 4. KENNY BEATY-FFA 2.3.4. Sentinel 3, Vice-Pres. 4. District meat judging con- test3, KAY BEEN E-Yearbook Staff 4: Peppers Club 4. JOE BELL-Library Club 1: Reporter 1: Student Council 1.2.3: Key Club 3.4: Vice- Pres. 4: Football 1.3.4, Captain 1. All-Region 4: Track 1.3,4: Soph. Class Treas.: National Honor Society 3,4: Most Likely to Succeed 4: Outstanding Student 4. DEBBIE BENTLY-FHA 2.3: Peppers Club 2.3,4: FTA 2: Spanish Club 2.3: Beauty Revue Queen 3: DECA 4. Reporter 4: Best-Dressed Girl 4. MARILYN BETTIS-Transferred from Morrilton 3: Spanish Club 3.4: FHA 3: Wam- pusettes 4: Paper Staff 4: National Honor Society 4. MARION BOONE-Transferred from Pine Street 4: Glee Club 4. BUNEVA BOWIE-Transferred from Enola 3. FHA 4: MALCOLM BOYLE- MARTHA BRANNON-FHA 2: Spanish Club 2. GEORGE BREWSTER-Spanish Club 2.3: DECA 3.4. BONNIE BUFFALOE-Yearbook Staff 1: String Ensemble 1: Library Club 2.3.4. Reporter 3: Latin Club 2.3,4: Spanish Club 4: FTA 2: Band 3.4. All-District Band 3. All-State Orchestra 2.3.4. JERENE BURCH-Library Club 2.4: Latin Club 2.3,4: Office Worker 3: FHA 3.4: Paper Staff 4. Editor 4, JESSIE BURNETT-Transferred from Arkadelphia 3: DECA 3.4. GLYNDA CALLANS-FTA 2: Red Cross 1.2.3.4: Yearbook Staff 4. TOMMY CAMP-Track 1: FFA 2.3.4. HERMAN CHURCHWELL-Yearbook Staff 1: Key Club 2.3.4. CAROL CLARK-Transferred from Arkadelphia 4. MIKE CONNELL-Band 1.2,3.4. All-District 1.3.4. All-State 4: Latin Club 2.3,4: National Honor Society 3.4. ROBERT COGDELL- LARRY COTTON-FFA 2.3: DECA 4. HUGHIE CRAIG-Band 1,2,3.4, All-District 4: Spanish Club 3.4. NANCY CRARY-Wampusettes 2.3.4. Captain 4: FTA 2: Spanish Club 2.3,4: Latin Club 4: Girls' State: Red Cross 1,2.3.4: Office Worker 3,4: National Honor Society 3.4: Beauty Revue 4: Outstanding Student 4. DAVID CULLUM-FFA 2.4: DECA 3. LEO CUMMINGS- REBECCA DAVID- TOM DAY-Basketball 1: Track 1: Latin Club 2.3,4: Key Club 3.4: Tennis 4. JACK DELL-Band 1.2.3: Latin Club 2.3,4: DECA 4. Treas 4: Golf 2.3: Best Dressed Boy 4. LAURANNE DEWEY-Transferred from Jacksonville 3: Spanish Club 3: Glee Club 4. MARTY DICKERSON-Basketball 4. FRED DICKSON-Band 1.2. Officer 1: Latin Club 2.3.4. EDWARD DILES-Football l,3.4: Track 1: Latin Club 2.3,4: Key Club 3.4. LAURA DORSEY-Glee Club 2.3.4. Trio 2.3. Reporter 3. Pres. 4: FHA 2.3.4. His- torian 3. Treas. 4, Federation Historian 4: Library Club 4: National Honor Society 3.4. KELLY DUNLAP-Student Council 3.4: Football 1.2.3.4. Captain 4. All Region 4. All Central Ark. 4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Fire Marshal 3.4. JOANN EATON-Ark. High School Rodeo Assc. l.2.3.4. Treas. 4. BILLY ELLZEY-FFA 2.3: DECA 4. SUSAN FARRIS-Wampussettes 2.3,4: Latin Club 2.3,4: FTA 2: Office Worker 3: Yearbook Staff 4: National Honor Society 3.4: Girls' State: Most Likely to Succeed 4: Outstanding Student 4. JAMES LEO FAVRE-Football 1.2.3,4, JOHN FERGUSON-Library Club 1: Football Manager 1: Spanish Club 3. FFA 3.4: Yearbook Staff 4. CATHERINE FITCH-Transferred from El Dorado 3: Peppers Club 3.4. Treas. 4: Yearbook 4. DONIS FORD-Transferred from Pine Street 4. H RICKY FORTNER- BOB FRASER-Library Club 1: Football Manager 1,2.3,4: Red Cross 1: Student Council 2.3. Treas. 3: Latin Club 2.3,4: Golf 2.3,4: Key Club 2.3.4, Lt. Gov. 3. Pres. 4: Fire Marshal 2.3,4: Class Vice-Pres. 2.3. Class Treas. 4: National Honor Soc- iety 3.4. Vice Pres.: Boys' State: Outstanding Student 4. CHARLOTTE FREEMAN-Library Club 2.3,4: Latin Club 3.4: Office Worker 4. DAVID FULMER-Band 1: DECA 4. DIANE FULMER-Glee Club 1: FHA 2.3,4: DECA 4. LINDA FURNEAUX-FHA 2.3.41 Peppers Club 2.3,4: Office Worker 4. JUDY GAINES-Transferred from Tulsa 4. JANE GALE-Peppers Club 4: Beauty Revue 3.4. DOROTHY GARRETT-DECA 4. JANE GEESLIN-Transferred from Dover, Delaware 3: Spanish Club 3,4: Latin Club 3.4: Wampusettes 4: Yearbook Editor 4: Girls' State. ANNE'1'I'E GILLIAM-Transferred from Pine Street 4: Latin Club 4: Attended Nat- ional Science Foundation Institute. BE'l'l'Y GIVAN-Transferred from Pine Street 4. RANDY GLOVER-Band 1.2: Basketball 3.4: Spanish Club 3.4. GARY GOLDSBY-Transferred from England 4. JILL GORDY-Wampusettes 2.3: Red Cross 1.2: Student Council 1.3.4: Spanish Club 2.3,4: Girls' State: Cheerleader: Latin Club 4: Honorary Member of Peppers Club 4: Sr. Class Favorite. VIKKI GREENE-Peppers Club 2.3,4: Latin Club 3.4: Yearbook Staff 3: Paper Staff 4. ELAINE GRESHAM-Library Club 1.2: Office Worker 1.3: Red Cross 1.2: Wampu- settes 4: FHA 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Hi-Day Maid 4: Beauty Revue 4. KENT GRIFFIN-Basketball 1: Track 1: Fire Marshal 4: Wittiest Boy 4. EDWARD GRIMES-Band 1.2: FFA 2.3. Sec. 3: DECA 4. JAMES HARPER-FFA 2: DECA 3.4. JOHN HARTZELL- ANITA HAVENS- KEN HAZEL-FFA 2.3.4. Reporter 3, Sentinel 4: Art, High School Rodeo Asso. 4. SUZANNE HAZEIfSpanish Club 2.4: Library Club 4, Treas. 4. DARLA HECK-Art Club 1: Red Cross 1.2,3: Spanish Club 1.2: Library Club 3.4, Paper Staff4. RONNY HEFNER-Band 1.2.3,4. JEAN HENDERSON-Beauty Revue 2: Yearbook Staff 4, MARY JOE HENDERSON-Wampusettes 2.3,4: Latin Club 2.3: Red Cross 1.2.3. SHERRY HENDERSON-Latin Club 2.4: FHA 4. CHANNON HENRY- ROBERT HENSON- KAYE HOGGARD-Transferred from El Dorado 4: Peppers Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Hi-Day Maid 4. KENNY HOLLAND- BOBBY HOLLOWAY-DECA 3.4, KAY HOLLOWAY-Peppers Club 2.3.4. DIANE HORTON-Library Club 1. Sec. 1: Office Worker 1,3,4: Hi-Day Maid 1: Spanish Club 2,3,4: Latin Club 4: Wampusettes 2.3,4: FTA 2: National Honor Society 3.4: Girls' State: Beauty Revue 4. GARY INGRAM-Fire Marshal 2.3,4: Key Club 2,3,4: Latin Club 2.3.4, Treas. 3, State Vice-Pres. 3: Football 1.2.3,4: Basketball 1.2: Student Council 2,3,4: National Honor Society 3.4. Pres. 4: Most Dependable 4: Outstanding Student 4. JAMES INGRAM-Latin Club 2.3: Student Council 3: Cross Country 3: Newspaper Staff 4. PAUL INGRAM-Transferred from Carthage, Mo. 4: Basketball 4. JUDY ISSACS-Library Club 1.2.3.4. Historian 2, Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4: Peppers Club 3.4: Latin Club 2,3,4: Sec. of ASLA 4: Yearbook Staff 1.4: Girls' State. JULIE ISOM-Library Club 1: Spanish Club 2.3,4: FTA 2: Peppers Club 2.3.4. Treas. 3. Vice-Pres. 4. WALLACE JACKSON-DECA 3.4. RANDY JOHNSON-FFA 2.3.4. DON JONES-Band 1.3. PHYLLIS JONES-Spanish Club 2.4. LARRY KEATHLEY-FFA 2. ROY DALE KING-Band 1: FFA 2: DECA 3.4. MARY JANE KING-Library Club 1: Latin Club 2.3.4. Sec. 3: National Honor Society 3.4: Student Council 3.4: Sec. 4: Beauty Revue 3: Hi-Day Maid 3. Hi-Day Queen 4: Wampusettes 2.3,4: Yearbook Co-Editor 4: Girls' State: FTA 2: Miss CHS 4: Out- standing Student 4. KENNETH KIRKWOOD-Transferred from Pine Bluff 4. JANIS LAMEY-Library Club 1.2, Spanish Club 2,3,4, FHA 2.3.4, FTA 2: Hi-Day Maid of Honor 1. TOM LANE-Football 1.2: Key Club 2.3.4, Spanish Club 3, National Honor Society 3,4. MIKE LANGFORD- JANET LEDBETTER-Cheerleader 1.2.3,4, Captain 4, Hi-Day Maid 2. Hi-Day Queen 1, Library Club 1.2.3, Red Cross 1,2,3.4, Office Worker 1.2, Beauty Revue 2, Soph. Class Favorite, Honorary Member of Peppers Club 2.3.4, FFA Sweetheart 3: Best Girl Athlete 3: Glee Club 3: Girls' State. JOHN LEE-Track 1, Football 1.2, Basketball 1.2: FFA 3, DECA 4. Sgt.-at-Arms 4. SHARON LESSLIE-Glee Club 2.3.4, FHA 2.3.4. MARGARET LIPSCOMB- JUDY McCOLLUM-Transferred from Wichita. Kansas 3, FHA 3,4, Glee Club 3,41 Newspaper Staff 4. SHEILA MCKENZIE-FHA 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Officer 4: Office Worker 3.4: MARK McNUTT-Track 2.3.4, Student Council 3, Key Club 3.4: Fire Marshal 4. RANDAL McPHERSON- JACK MACE- PAM MACE-Glee Club 1.2.3, Spanish Club 3.4, FHA 4. JAMES MAJOR-Spanish Club 2,3,4, Key Club 3.4, Latin Club 4. PA'I'I'Y MAJOR-Transferred from Heber Springs 3, Newspaper Staff 3. EARNETT MALTBIA-Transferred from Pine Street 4, Basketball 4, Track 4. RITA MANESTransferred from Wabbaseka, Ark. 4, Newspaper Staff 4. DEWAYNE MATTHEWSFFA 2.3.4. Treas. 3.4: Ark, High School Rodeo msc, 3.4. RONNY MATTHEWS-Red Cross 1, Football 1.2.3, Basketball 1, Track 1.2.3, Key Club 3.4, Fire Marshal 4. SHARON MATTHEWS-Transferred from Freeport, Florida 4, DECA 4. DAWN MAUTERSTOCK-Glee Club 2.3.4, . KA'l'l'Y MILAM-Band l,2.3.4. Band Council 1, Spanish Club 2.3.4, FHA 3.4, Of- f icer 4, Honor Society 4. POLLY ANN MILAM-Student Council 1, Cheerleader 1.3, Wampusettes 2, Red Cross 1, FTA 2, Latin Club 2.3.4, National Honor Society 3,4. Sec. 4, Honorary Member of Pepper Club 3. TERRY MILAM-Football Manager 1, Library Club 1, Student Council 1.3.4. Treas. 4, Jr. Class Treas., FFA 2.3.4, Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4, Key Club 3,4. Treas. 4, Senate Page4. MIKE MILLER-Transferred from Arkadelphia 4, Track 4, Cross Country 4, SCO'I'I'Y MOON-Transferred from Memphis 3, Basketball 3.4, Spanish Club 3. Student Council 4, Best Personality 4. PAT MOORE- JANICE MONTGOMERY-Band 1.2.3.4, Drum Majorette, Majorette 2.3.4. Band Coun- cil 1.2.3, Latin Club 3.4, Red Cross1,2, Office Worker 3, National Honor Society 4. JUDY NESB1'I'l'-Spanish Club 2.3, Latin Club 4: Band 1.2. Majorette 1, Library Club 3, FHA 3.4, Yearbook Staff 4, National Honor Society 3.4. Red Cross 4. ELAINE NOONER-Red Cross 1, Wampusettes 2.3, Cheerleader 4, Student Coun- cil 1, Office Worker 3.4, Latin Club 3.4. Sec. 4, FTA 2, Hi-Day Maid of Honor 4, Honorary Member of Peppers Club 4, Friendliest Girl 4. DALE NU'l'I'ER-Red Cross 1, Football 1, Basketball 1.2, Student Council 1.2.3.4. Treas. 1, Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4, Class Pres. 2.3.4, Jr. Class Favorite, Key Club 2,3,4, Boys' State, Mr. CHS 4, Outstanding Student 4. SANDRA NU'l'l'ER-Office Worker 1, Red Cross 1.2.3.4, Wampusettes 2.3.4, FTA 2, Latin Club 2.3.4, 'hibune 4, Yearbook Staff 4. GLENDA O'DONELL-FTA 2, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Peppers Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Office Worker 4. HELEN OGDEN-Transferred from Plummerville 4, DECA 4. DIANE O'KELLEY-Red Cross 1, Latin Club 2.3.4, FTA 2, Peppers Club 4, Niws- paper Staff 4. LINDA OLSEN-Student Council 1, Library Club 1, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3, FTA 2, Wampusettes 2.3, Cheerleader 4, Best Personality 4, Girls' State, Cutest Couple 3, Latin Club 4, Honorary Member of Peppers Club 4. MARY OWEN-Red Cross 1.2.3, Library Club 1.2. Reporter 2, Student Council 1, Peppers Club 2.3.4. Reporter 3, Pres. 4, Latin Club 3.4, National Honor Society 3.4, Most Dependable 4. JOHN PALMER-DECA 3,4. PAT PARKS- NATHANIEL PARTEE- TORAN PATE-Transferred from Clinton 4, Peppers Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Girls' State. CLOYS PERKINS-FFA 3,4. BILL PHELPS-Band I.2,3,4, All District 2.3. All State 3.4. Drum Major 3.4: Latin Club 3.4, Honorary Member of Peppers Club 4. PAM PO'l'l'ER-Red Cross 1, Student Coimcil 1.2, Sec. 1, Soph. Class Sec., Spanish Club 2.3.4, FTA 2, Wampusettes 2.3.4, Captain 4, National Honor Society 3.4, Girls' State, latin Club 4, Office Worker 4. RAY PRICE-Basketball 1,2.3.4, Track 1.2.3, Latin Club 2.3.4. Voting Delagate 3: Key Club 3.4, Boys' State, Fire Marshal 4, National Honor Society 3.4, Treas. 4. DANNY RATLIFF-Student Council 1.3, Football 1, Basketball 1.2.3, Track 1.2.3, Library Club 2.3.4, Latin Club 2.3.4, Fire Marshal 4. PHYLLIS REED-Transferred from Crossett 3, Spanish Club 4, Wampusettes 4, Most Feminine 4, Yearbook Queen 4, National Honor Society 4. KI'I'I'Y REYNOLDS-Band 1. Band Council 1. All District Band 1: Red Cross 1: Latin Club 2.3.4, FTA 2, Office Worker 2.3, Spanish Club 3.4. Parliamentarian 3, Club Play 3, Peppers Club 3,4. JERRY REYNOLDS-Library Club 1. Sec. 1, Red Cross 1, Basketball 1,2.3.4, Track 1.2.3.4. J ANIE RHEA-Transferred from West Memphis 4, SHIRLEY ROBINE1'l'E-Library Club 1, Glee Club 1, Red Cross 1.2.3, Wampu- settes 2,3,4, FTA 2, Office Worker 4. LARRY ROWE- X LARRY RYAN- BECKY SA1'l'ERWHITE-Yearbook Staff 4. JIM SAWRIE-Band 1, Track 2: TYRONE SCOTT- LINDA SHETTLESFHA 3.4. RAIKES ANNE SLINKARD-Transferred from Warner Robbins. Ga. 4: I.atin Club, 4. KENNY SMITH-Red Cross 1, Football 1.2.3,4, Track I.2.3.4. SAMUEL SMITH-Transferred from Pine Street 4, Football 4, Basketball 4. JULIE SMITH-Red Cross 1.2.3, Spanish Club 2.3.4, Wampusettes 2.3.4. Captain 4: FTA 2: Hi-Day Maid 2. CHERYL SORREI.9Transferred from El Dorado 3, Spanish Club 3.4: Wampusettes 4, National Honor Society 4. SAM SOUTHERLAND-Football 1, Latin Club 2.3.4, Key Club 3.4. Sec. 4: Fire Mar- shal 4. TOM SOUTHERLAND-Football 1.2: FFA 3.4. SARAH SPENCERSpanish Club 2.3. Sec. 2, Red Cross 1.2,3.4, Yearbook Staff 1, Wampusettes 2.3.4. Major 4: Student Council 2.3.4: Latin Club 3.4: Girls' State: Honorary Member of Peppers Club 4, Hi-Day Maid 1.2, Beauty Revue 2.3, Jr. Class Favorite, Most Beautiful 4. MARILYN STANFORD-Transferred from Little Rock 2, Spanish Club 2.3.4. Sec. 3, FHA 2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4, Peppers Club 3.4. Sec. 4: Office Worker 4. DIANE STECKS-Transferred from Pine Bluff 4: DECA 4. WAYNE SYNOGROUND BILL THOMAS-Football 3.4, Track 3.4, Outstanding Student 4. DON TOBIASBasketball 1.2.3.4, Cross Country 1.2. LINDA TRUESDALE- JOHN TYLER-Football 1.2,3.4. Captain 4. All Region 4, Basketball 1.2.3.4: Student Council 1, Key Club 2.3.4, Fire Marshal 1.2.3.4, Best Athlete 4. RUSSEL VOSS-DECA 3,4. BARBARA WARD-Yearbook Staff 1, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Library Club 2.3.4, FHA 3.4. KATHY WARD-Band 1, Glee Club 3. STEVE WARD-Football 1, Basketball 2.3.4, Track 1.2.3.4: Office Worker 1. EARL WARREN-Football 1.2.4, Basketball 1.2, Track 1, DECA 4, Fire Marshal 4. DON WHITE-Football 1.2.3.4. Captain 4. All Region 4, Track 1.2.3. Student Coun- cil 1.2.3, Sen. Class Vice-Pres., Key Club 3.4. RUTHIE WHITE-Transferred from Greenbrier 3, FHA 4. DENNIS WHITE-DECA 3. RUTH WILCOX-Yearbook Staff 1.4, Spanish Club 2.3.4. Treas. 3, Library Club 2.3.4, Girls' State, National Honor Society 3.4. DONNA WILLIAMS-Glee Club 1.2.3. Treas. 2, Spanish Club 2.3.4, FHA 2, DECA 4. DAVID WILSON- GARY WILSON-Football 2, FFA 2.3, DECA 4. Sec. 4. MARY ANN WINTER-Glee Club 1.2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4, JAY WI'l'l'-Track 1: Office Worker 1, DECA 4. SANDRA WOODARD- DENNIS WOODS- KAREN WOODWARD-Transferred from Enola 3, Latin Club 3.4, National Honor Society 4. JUDY WRIGHT-Office Worker 1: FTA 2: Latin Club 3.4, Peppers Club 3: Wampu- settes 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Beauty Revue 4. GARY YARBROUGH-Football 1, Track 1.3.4. Cross Country 3.4, Key Club 2.3.41 Student Council 3.4, National Honor Society 3.4. amid Junior Class Officers are Cfrom left to rightj Vice-President Kerme Ketcheside, Secretary Pat Havens, President , Russell Williams, and Treasurer Johnny Ray. , 5 - , e ' A if Lynioirs r A11 right, Gerald, you're not supposed to be 1ookin'. Junior B'i1'1S Sf0P their chatter 10118 911011811 fo for a picture. 50 f by , at A at -w-...gp V4 5, W, .r ., . .s 'Pm 'Aga 'Sa 3 a , x 1 , WTS A ,S W 5 e at S - .. f if if 'tram' A Brenda Beene Linda Beene Terry Bishop Bobby Blankenship Annie Bland Karen Blythe Linda Bradke Bessie Bradley Richard Braley Allen Brannon Donna Brenske sandy Bright Charles Abbott Darlene Acklin Debby Alewine Linda Allen Pam Allison David Anthony Paula Anthony Don Baker Larry Bane Betty Bartley Gene Bartley Ted Beaty r .-nah, 2 fil'33f2l,-1 M Karen Clements Sharon Clements Tommy Clements Robert Doil Cliborn Sydney Connell Nancy Conner Chris Cooper Frank Cooper Marc Cooper George Covington Jerry Crane Ralph Crawford 52 N, i in Q'-..154.1ggg3g?5f:ry,f ggmgg, Class 0 '68 Eddie Brown Sandra Brown Royce Brown Blake Browning Mary Bunting Carolyn Burnette Charlotte Camp Martha Canady ' I .A l n . l retl ' ' .4 ., A '. 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Thompson Tommy Thompson Raymond Thompso Gerald Thurma.n Il -Inf,-f bib, ,of V15- wb-af ..--1 ian-Y X' fx T' 15 , wtf , l 60 Class 0 '68 W Phyllis Woodard Francie Wooley Craig Young Not Pictured Ronald Carter Kenneth Dickens Linda Joyce Jones Sue Major Billy Ray Sullivan James Willbanks David White Melvin White Lynn White Lynda Whitley Helen Whitworth Irene Wieczorek Cathy Willbanks Ricky Willbanks Don Williams Russell Williams Mary Ann Wilson Robert Wofford Sandy Bright and Cathy Thompson talk it up before class Juniors Studying? Would you be1ieve...Johnny Ray and T o m m y M ab r y studying before school? X But I was really sick!! ,gW.-Ma, r S new W .nuvw ,nv ,wa ,, K, 91pf 5w ,W W ww'!Pfy ' A t V X23 KA .A ' 3 '7 . A--, ' '4 Q SV ,,'. 1 S 5 f .LQ I ml, em --w fa A , 'gf sire: fn I rigs 91 M 9 ' K-, , eff-1-f 'rf' ww- V ' we ,rw ' W jp, 4 3 ww, AS,f,,,,. Af J. . . Richard Allison President ....... . . 62 Sophomore girls enjoy a hen party before school. Vice-President . . . Steve Fulmer Secretary . . . . Barbara Baker Treasurer . . . . Cecil Ward Sophomores Mary Jane Bailey a.nd Susie Hartley work in the library during their study halls. N, . . Q, ilba V RK, S .515i f' 'ii i 1, K ever V , ,r 4 , 'k 4 R Af , 1 Wlfii 1 5 'S Y J X 752 RI 5 ., 3 155 Vw W , . Q B355 L. 4 . - . Q f, , mf, ,L V P es - I , -U :HEL KX? Hi..-ff 4 , ff - The Sophomore Class , I , mmf VS, 11 ' MQ? 'V . 'Q ' ,,'L , V, C -, -. K ' Lg ,gill-sy' Q, , K , , ' Q fe V .1 f o '67 1 ooo i' Wynn, 1uesuf,,'myfg ' 5 V Ly, c . ,VV x p. C 'gym , -Q . 2 I - f, ., ., N W., . ff, f U' gan . fig 1 S Q ffl 5,-i Fa O . . Y E. 1, ,-.,,.g A L' ,:... ooooo. , , K Q ff . . ' HM Puig K sz, of 5 ...- A ,- ,, 5: Q P A Belinda Acuff Richard Allison Mary Jane Bailey Pam Bailey Barbara Baker Robert Balenton Cathy Barnes Kenneth Bartlett Elizabeth Bass Bob Bell Donnie Beene Jack Berry Kenneth Berry Karen Boles Wilda Bowie Vickie Bowlin Lane Boyer Terry Bradley Larry Brewer Johnny Bumpers Karen Burch Henry Burford Nancy Burnett Gary Burr Carolyn Callihan Diane Camp Tommy Cargile Susie Carter Dennis Clark Linda Clay Ziff' C33 1 1,: EA-. ' E 11: -fm If f in WWW? if 'if' ? 1 .P xy Wulf J fa ' ek 'lv Sak aft ,few Y WM x. 5 ue. ,U , fiifliffffixj 3 , ,wa mg, my ids? X F 3 X t .M ,H A N- Q Q I X HH -1+ if' , '1 rn- jf. f' 225: , si W 7' Q mf K. , , Q' - -i t mn fx. 4539155 A we J W Q M 1 i, s X Hi . ,-, ,Q if I X 1 5 ' s E 45 . 1 is t- The Sophomore Class o 64 -A ,C-:?Vs'f '? E f n, as Q, , .-.f1l,t,fsg -- W so 'AQ 3 ymsywsw 2 'Eli -f M as i .- av - .. K was 1 1 if-is ' ' ,fr .Hi , I A AF X, ..,, . . , r ,nf f 1-:vw .-a:.w:,,saw: V .1 .L -v f.- E aM:..,a-W f 1 :gi f 5, is ziiwffei . . I ,I M W '67 n,,,, ' , Q ,E ., or . I J M ,Ni ,- , , as 4.1 ,awe V .Y . l.xw,?,,, sv, A ,saga as 'Q , , V 2 ? K K , r Q p M F tgp- fl I J Cecil Clements Nancy Clements Tommy Cogdell Clair Crafton Mahlonna Crawford Sharon Crow William Cummings Curtis Davis Ellean Davis David Dorsey Jeff Dunaway Terry Edwards Tommy Falls Bill Ferguson Barbara Ford Edward Frizzell Becky Fulmer Steve Fulmer Jimmy Furgerson Ricky Garrett Joe Glazebrook Judy Goodman Don Gray Robin Green Gayla Gwatney Janie Halbrook Cathy Haley Paula Hall Dale Hamilton Susie Hartley , iw. 1432 , I .wp-X lf- ff 5 ji In S3 K , aa Wg. m tqvt sgr- 1 A r n amp qv 1 'Ml ,aw 4 ,Q f w f is ,L K ,A J M., 'ff ' Ill .5 I . ,-k', L- ,ryi :Qi . JE ? , Z '52, 62325 f A Lg V M54 E wig EM llfx L Q ,M , , 5 , , 4. The Sophomore Class o '67 ' wie:-1 A ,st as-,X 3 y if J -5. li Jerry Heaslet Jack Hendrickson Wayne Hightower Patsy Hill Steve Hill Pete Hinds Hal Hunnicutt Ricky Ingram Jimmy Isom Gregory Jenkins Stella Johnson Allin Jones Robert Kelly Danny Kendrick Becky Keys Tommy Lambert Della Landers Jackie Lane Steve Lane Cynthia Lasley Mary Ann Linn Jimmy Loyd Paul Loyd Diane Ludy Kenneth Mason Brenda Mai-shall Randy Marshall Kent Matthews Diane Mauterstoc Danny May 65 i 1 I SK X I , .fa ihmzr -.ii - w g -Wg if : wwss-W M M 5 ,liaise Ji Q, .af ' J 'Fi-ff if ,gags 1 fl FSH' 'fri 'Wi 'L' 2 fl ,N - ...M41f.fw-N-M-fu ofgf- QQ f L,., Magi, i,k Qi 1 L18 1- .zo ,, :fy 1 :L SSQKEMQQSYL-'aizfpgi f- ' was W if li an . X Ifiszavaffiw in 55 'A 'A is ig ,Q :Q W 'U , ,, Jw 1 Q my P! ' ? 2 R .. i x , ,, Q , 5 K ' 4 K J? 3 'cis' . h F .,., 47' ,1 3Pi'f. -4 66 .Q We ,....w A jg: e .flak 3 Q is gg we X LJ e WE , Jia I M f agp? e ,1.Q , f 4 Q. s.,ga ii-f 5 me m , ,...,. ,,,, W, , .. ..x, aM,.w.M N.. vim . M44 A x ry r ae, r-.'-1, . .Wa The Sophomore Cla Q .'o' - y S. .,.,o r ,Yi W is j JK a O , urn' K '- 3 Q .' W' H , Ii 3 MJ , Q . . ., is ' V ff i .i f 1 A 3 I . I WM- H 9.5, , V Vx' 1' A r Q .. . .. Q ,. -1 . I-wav if SSO '67 v :. Y. . . ,- -N .. .. , X ,nav Q X, .. My S , ae, f S if 1' I we M ,M 2 ff I' -rw , W 4 , S sz N .KA N - aa f qi 'M -qaigfw -, .f iarx ,rg 5 ,Q at 'FW' M 'gi ' Dfw if ' iii -Ei ,, , '51 -,f ' T262 Eddie May A Anna McFadden Diane McGinty Ricky McGinty Janet McKee Steve McNabb David Meechum Bill Milburn Jimmi Miller Jejo Mobley Franklin Moore Diana Morris Susan Neely Janie Nesbitt Mike New Sharon Ogden Larry Olsen Mike Overstreet Naomi Owen Ruth Owen Nancy Paladino Janis Pearce Kathy Pemberton Donald Perkins Ronald Perkins Gail Ragland Tim Reddin Jerry Reed Gary Reifeiss Ann Reno ' 2,7-QM raver' aT1H'32ff'2f'g W .M ,,P,,,.t, eggs ,fc L , g 1, u,,5.a.f4.v, -gg A , , vs. -'s 1 v' in 'WP tml , , X 1 .Nerf .1 It i ,ix I Hia. f , xt. 3 A , MW' A .-X Y swagger- H' - ' ' t 1 U I iw. ., 1 5 +54 JV x I 431- A 7' -1+ K SL .Amex T s ,L s A 'M V 54 k gs, p' I' I' Pi sm: 425' 'E ft ,, j 1 elf - R2 t x I Q The Sophomore Class o '67 bw- N W -f ' i' 'W' fm!e'GiY, -'He 32 -led'!wr2'3!W , my 3?2,f, . vyg -1 ' 1- 51-,ge uk. N l -rem we ,Z ,V-as 1YeSEt'aWEl ' r 7., ,,. , 1 V .V r X if H, was wk A f V V, mm if I O , atfs t l V rg 2 V - 'K K ,E x QQ' s K X xx sl k t - , NW f . ---, o ' ' . H ,, - W 512' , hw. . I ' A , 5, -I .ut 'swf fmt' . , K, ,sp - sf- L E, X .gif W. an S , 1 Hg .5 ' pf' 'gr-:?t'4ii'F ij J .X xl, ,Q , Q f gf Judy Reynolds Wesley Robbins Darlene Robertson Lynn Robertson Bruce Robinette Alice Robinson Tom Robinson Roy Roebuck Charles Roland Jewel Dean Ruple Darrell Russell Farrell Russell Johnny Ryan Twig Satterfleld Mark Setzler Bobby Shell Gary Shettles Lillian Sims Martha Sims Jan Smith Rebecca Sneed Steve Spencer Jerry Stamps Tim Starkey Allen Stewart Billy Jean Stewart Margaret Strain Mike Strain Rex Studley Reece Thacker ...wiv K, Av in an K .M V079 M so ' a1,'-may vw' f Doyle Young Anna Maria Tillman Troy Tipton Sandra Turney Steve Vaden John Van Winkle Virgie Victory Laura Waddle Cecil Ward Patsy Ward Joe Webb Mary Webb John Welch Tommy White Bill Wiedower David Wilcox Marvin Williams Mike Williams Shirley Williams Solon Williams Keith Wilson ani FEATURES Mary Jane Reigns as Hi-Day ueen Queen Mary Jane King and Maid of Honor Elaine Nooner, who were chosen bythe football team, and six maids chosen from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes, pre- sided over the 1966 Hi-Day activities. Queen Mary Jane was crowned during the field ceremonies before the game with Batesville. When the game was called off at half-time because of rain, Conway led withthe score of 19 to 0. The Hi-Day activities were rounded out with a dance in the Gym put on by the Peppers Club. The Grand March was led by Queen Mary Jane.and her court. Senior Maid Senior Mald Elaine Gresham Kaye Hoagard Junior Maid Junior Maid Patti Satterwhite Betty Weeks Q . . sf' Q i Sophomore Maid Sophomore Maid Barbara Baker Paula Hall l 5 E 5 K S Activities Begin with Assembly The 1966 Royalty were presented to the Student Body during a morning assembly. Senior football players served as escorts for the Royalty. The Hi-Day Royalty and their escorts were: Queen Mary Jane King-- Kelly Dunlap and Kenny Smithg Maid of Honor Elaine Nooner--Johnny Tyler and Don Whiteg Senior Maid Elaine Gresham--Joe Bell and Gary Ingramg Senior Maid Kaye Hoggard--Bo Warren and Walter Ed Allisong Junior Maid Patti Satterwhite--Bill Thomasg Junior Maid Betty Weeks--Ed Dilesg Sophomore Maid Barbara Baker-- Robert Henson: Sophomore Maid Paula Hall --James Favre. Kenny Smith presents Queen Mary Jane with flowers. 1 M 4 1. ., 39 fi , QM 'A,. ' Q 2 in sq -if Am f X an , fi y .Mn M ,J 2 Q. yr 1 f .4 f 5 g. if 1 . a ,,f3mfsf,:1z4w fwfmfd, ww mQyss,1 5 . ,QAM fswwfiwffiwf 2 -Y s,g?X,g,pf5qT '?SkQQ4,,f 31,4 51, wsxwfwgyleaw'f.zx2w.s:a-ee wwyf wah. zfffgwzf,-2 QL gm W 9 img, ffwgmm- wf a,3Ebgi4ErQQ v'5W2figf 3? iw ?f nil gym- rf Q31 f , , - . wi? ,A ? 35 .Qs K , - ,, 25: fi 5 f' AW?-af? in df 3557 if . -':45 f2:f , 4 f - wr-ffxfgvn A r :Y l 21+ ff, 11145 ffi515Q?i,1i F m3gwfe,gag, 1n ' l f, f:1s:g25vf. Mm . ,pf f, ? 11 4: ,,,,As!'1T?J5u,y, .M . , v.:wm,fa.-,. L,wsf4ffiv,'fegM, -. ,awww-, -A M-.w Q 45 nib, ,R ,Sf fw1g,,q5 3 si. ,i 2 1 ,Q W Q Ji? ,5 ffm., Q, K , ' 'I 2 FA K k K fi, 4 A . Q, , -f 1-if Q xy , Q 1 ' Q Q, K M J ' is 1 1 'Q'fi1f5?m ?Fi 'L X 'Q I. tk K ff 5-A W 'W 2 . , I , Q' 4 l igqgw 1 mivvffyxiwyq K Z ' at I .. A h-'A Q x Q ' RT, K R? .ykr Q 1 - , I .I Dale Nutter V ' gk T'M a12v Jane Kind Senior Class Favorltes Whois Who The Who's Who Contest is spon- sored by the annual staff to recognize student personalities, all of whom are selected by student vote. This year we have added the categories of Most Feminine and Most Athletic, Friendliest, and Most Dependable. Wide student representation is assured, since no student can win in more than one category. The annual staff takes this opportunity to present these winners. Jill Gordy and Walter Ed Allison K' 'W 9.45 gf -. fear! ,,l Jlmior Class Favorites Pat Havens and Johnny Ray Sophomore Class Favorites Barbara Baker and Steve Fulmer Most Handsome Bruce Joyner Most Beautiful Sarah Spencer x Maw '4 5 A ..-K, 3 fd: Most Likely to Succeed Best Personality Susan Farris and Joe Bell Linda Olsen and Scotty Moon L.. Y r Wittiest Sandy Bright and Kent Griffen Most Feminine and Most Athletic Phyllis Reed and Johnny Tyler Hui, 5 '5:-59' 5 A J Friendliest Elaine Nooner and Dick King Most Talented Karen Blythe and David Anthony I 5 X 1 967 YEARBOUK QUEEN Phyllis Reed Best Dressed ,e Debbie Bentley and Jack Dell. 'txi is 22 Qs ff wi n I , Debbie and Jack with Jacques ...sh Most Dependable Mary Owen and Gary Ingram lass Beauties QA,-L, Nancy C rary Jane Gale Senior SPHIOI' Diane Horton Pat H2V?US Senior JUIIIOI' ,M 1 Class Beauties Dinah Ludwick Cathy Maxey J unior Junior gif Q, Patti Satterwhite Betty Weeks Junior Junior Class Beauties Pam Bailey Barbara Baker Sophomore Sophomore Paula Hall Judy Reynolds Sophomore Sophomore 15275651 nf 5,5 H LM 'f V v ' id 1 I . fm f' If ,NAA ,,, V - gig: fa: A. r ...A rr-4N.q-wuz:-rr Q-. +1-.nuur-me-N.-nM-Q - , H, X X .wmv . X yi' A if ',.f-iw G I R L S S T Q 9 l ,EQ an 352633 G53 , 5 1 5,9i?2a???5Q?g?le? MW: Eff? Jdyl Dale Nutter Bob Fraser Debby Bath Jann Geeslin .nu Gorey Y A, . Mary Jane King Janet Ledbetter B Sarah Spencer Ruth Wilcox Ray Price P? '25 Uutstanding Students Bob Fraser, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Fraser g 2 4 Mary Jane King, daughter of Mrs. T. A. King 1 E f I 2 ag E E 3 5 4 i E 1 Q 1 E ,g 5 T? i Susan Farris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Farris 3 vim I Dale Nutter, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Nutter -an l 51. Q .fr .L A I A . ? , . X t f l o i l ' A T T5 l Q ,, 5? , in 'lf' , jf , , V, ' fy' F! Joe Bell, Ruth Wilcox, son of Mrs. Deal Bell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wilcox .a r aw: ,M ,. g-A 3.5, ' 1 f-Aix Nancy Crary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Mile-r K, K- X 9 1 4? Gary Ingram, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ingram 3 5 4, 5 B111 Thomas, Wayne Baldridge, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Thomas son of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Baldridge CLUBS Student Council The Student Council is arepresentative organization. lt is through this organiza- tion that the student body has a voice in the running of our school., This year's council has sponsored the school store and has put on a radio program on KCON. They have had volley ball games and talent shows to raise money to put on These boys serve as fire marshalls and help Kelly Dunlap, Fire Chief. a Christmas dance and to sponsor Twirp Week. The Council is composed of twenty- four members and nineteen alternates. All members serve on at least one committee. Alternates serve in the ab- sence of their homeroom representative. ,, c,,. ,, Officers for this year are: President, Dale Nutter Vice-President, Dick King, Secretary, Mary Jane King, Treasurer, Terry Milam. This year's alternates are as follows: Top Row, Mabry, Dick Cisne, Blake Browning, andGreg Rawn. Left to right: Joe Bell, Bob Fraser, James Ingram, Front Row: Allen Jones, Cecil Clements, Doyle Bo Warren, Danny Ratliff, and Polly Ann Milam. Young, Karen Boles, and JeJo Mob1ey.Not Pictured S , . . . econd Row. John R. Ward, Chuck Jackson, Tommy are Ted Smith and Tim Reddln. Terry Milam, Ricky Reid, Gary Yarbrough, who is chairman, and Owen Floyd are members of the Volley Ball committee. They are in charge of planning and carrying out this project. Juniors battle it out at a volley ball game. 3 C , ik wi C 1 i V f n s S 5 5 y i Mary Webb, Jimmy Loyd, Cathy Maxey, Jerry Reed, and Mike New Cnot picturedj are members of the Special Activities committee. I , K i Connie Bass, reporter for the Council for the radio program on KCON talks with Pat Havens, who serves as typist. 97 Barbara Baker, Sarah Spencer, Scotty Moon, and Roger Starkey serve on the Social Committee. r Gary Ingram, Jill Gordy, Barbara Baker, and Judy Reynolds serve on the Communications Committee. They serve as D.J.'s on our radio program. if Pat Havens, Lynda Whitley, Linda Beene-chairman, Pat Havens, Connie Bass, Linda Beene, Terry and Steve Fulmer serve on the Assembly Committee. Mllam, 2-nd Barbara Baker fake turns 59111113 98 pencils and paper each mornmg before school. ational Honor Societ it T 'Lw at QF' - - 421+ -'H ff- va ' .M -' . f, ,,-ww 'eff-xi .5 .EI .,y,E,..5t5 -N sg . lltivgfg ,,' 4 'a , ,pt ' LfxSi!iE19ff'Ais,zAw ' - 4. ' ' Niy 'pg , ' '. , iss- 1 . 1 gk.. WN ,V 'QW' sf . , ,gf Q., ,M ,,,, gf Gary Ingram President Mrs. Arthur Dunaway Sponsor Debby Bath O Linda Beene Tommy Clements Mike Connell Q 'S Bob Fraser Polly Ann Milam Vice-P resident Secretary The members of the National Honor Society are chosen on the basis of Schol- arship, Leadership, Character, and Service to the School. The requirements for mem- bership 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-seven members. This is not an active organization, but serves to give recognition to those who are outstanding in the above mentioned traits. mi v-f'-Ai W Wiatr, 9 jckxargjtlg QP 3,-BJ A by BX 'QB' XY NX. W Ray PI'iC9 Treasurer NATIO NAL HONOR SOCIETY Rx 1? 2 S ffl iN tg lj ,Wig . K Y Marilyn Bettis Annie Bland Kay Carter Syler N Nj' 1Nanc Crary Tom Day Laura Dorsey Q, - .af ' ZW 5.1 av. tm, 5 wi AA A 1 Susan Farris Owen Floyd Mary Jane King Judy Koon Katty Milam Janice Montgomery Jamie Prothro Phyllis Reed Linda Varner John Robert Ward Gary Yarbrough I vw K 9 Q' ' .9 , , Q-, . ' '.-uf Q 4 S3- Lzx r t , ,,.. . li ., :Eb ,I 2: my QM, : ' -KKJ V , , 'Q Q V .5 ,Six 'J Katherine Henze Tom Lane Rosemary Neff Keith Shideler Ruth Wilcox in f f All 3 - .P f Y ig! 5 5 ,.-. , 5 , '75 ,our K 23 ,. ,i Xt K ' f vii ' ' tx' i fi ff Wig, f ! f!3 i q v mm nf ' Q I4Q??if1fWt ' 45, Q, 3 . gg' '1 I- . .. w, -1 1 if f wh if ' . ' 'W' H- 'Q A X it ' ' 'A ' ev . , A .,,.'y .V ,.,,, Y F , if ,,,y.., fa . if 1 ff! f I w Q R - Diane Horton Dinah Ludwick Judy Nesbitt Donna Smith Russell Williams J ff' t '. 1,1 s5fT't i1'v 'X 4 ' Q 1 I Cynthia Hukill Dick King Mike Martin Cathey Maxey Mary Owen Pam Potter Ted Smith Cheryl Sorrels Melvin White Karen Woodward I Mob Qs? MW W mb it it Capt. Janet Ledbetter Sr Debbie Bath Sr. Elaine Nooner Jr. Nancy Conner I with ,K jig xi, i M. fi M25 599' at val, 'i ,nl J Jr. Betty Ethridge J W5 ' AQ 1oz sub., sopn. Barbara Baker Sub-, Soph- Judy Reynolds Cheerleaders Back the Cats Sponsor, Mrs. Jim Boardman Sr. Jill Gordy Sr. Linda Olsen Jr. Pat Havens Jr. Dinah Ludwick One of the most important groups for promoting school spirit is the cheerleaders. They boost the Cats to victory by leading the students in cheers at bon-fires, pep as- semblies, parades, and football and basket- ball games. Eleven cheerleaders, nine regulars and two alternates, were selected by members of the Conway High School student body in try- outs held late in May of 1966. Mrs. Jim Boardman is the group sponsor. .ff ,gy 1 1 M QQ' we 7 . 1, tp 0.53 at 'J M QL, 'I .NM Cheerleaders supporting the Cats to beat the Rockets 1. to r. are B. Baker, B. Ethridge, P. Havens, E. Front row, 1.to r. are N. Conner, L. Olsen, D. Bath, Nooner and D. Ludwick. J. Ledbetter, J. Gordy, and J. Reynolds. Back row, Cheerleaders in Action b0l'lfiI'9. g1r1s attended cheerleaders camp this summer. Judy Reynolds is not pictured. Cheerleaders Dinah and Betty support the Cats at a 103 l 1 l Student Body and Cheerleaders backing the Mighty Cats. W Cheerleaders' signs promote school spirit. xx E L' I Y , ul . NU' 1 ' . ' fl. f-' as 'S' 12 , f . . N - W LA 1 Kiel 13 H X lk J' .lib ,.,. yu, , iz: QH:' . -A , 2 1 - ' ,. 1 - l N ' .f . i ' A L h A 'vilffdg W ' E.. V, , faq ' ,K I ., 5- J mv F, It A.. Kg- ' N A IL.. . 4- l .J 2 if T gli A hx Qf V ,,,, , 33 J I Q 3 J 5, ,S C ' A .,., 3. . K 5 'ir' ,C y f h s 'b J s It K ,, ! J az k K X? KA Xa . - . a' fa. , T. , H -Y - - f K . .VAL a f 5 f 1 - X .31 I A r V3 . V 'gf' S Vo Q5 if 1 -1-'D Q , .,,,,,,,,n ,NAQ duvh . , 1 - 5 4' if f 'YZ f. ' 0 F Mrs. Boardman sponsor of Cheerleaders and A big hand goes out to the cheerleaders for doing an excellent Wampusettes, is busy at work. job in supporting school spirit. 104 H whom Y ,t A ,M 55 ,5 . tml .t M , V Vffiffkr gfhfelnr f -. ff A nl, . -L , -kv F K N Q5 ,ll A' an I M2-lOl' Captain Sarah Spencer Nancy Crary Captain C aptain Pam Potter Julie Smith Wampusettes The Wampusettes is a pep organization formed to promote school spirit, good sportsmanship, and good will towards other teams. They attend all home and out of town games, and perform in pep-assemblies and parades. Linda Beene Marilyn Bettis K-.gsggwey Each girl is selected on her ability to do yells, motions, and routines as well as on her appearance, poise, and personal ity. This years group consists of thirty-six' girls and is sponsored by Mrs. Jim Boardman, Linda Bradke Sandy Bright T 2. ,Qwe3,i11.g 'i K lf 1 2 V '-af Q 5 ,T -W-QQtL1g,tg2Qjkel' ' if - Nancy Burnett Susie Carter Nancy Clements Donna Cummins 105 Dolores Dunn Susan Farris Kay Fronabarger Janie I-Ialbrook Mary Joe Hendrickson Diane Horton f k 1.-JB Jeanie Lester Sandra Nutter Phyllis Reed Jann Geeslin -455' It 55-vrzxf' 5 Elaine Gresham 0 Mary Jane King ,, Karen Rldgely Judy Koon Shirley Robinette Jewell Dean Ruple Cheryl Sorrels Jeanette Stevens Kathy Thompson Betty Weeks Linda Whitley Cathy Wilbanks Carol Wood Phyllis WOOdaI'd Judy Wright I ,. I R . Captains Nancy Crary, Pam Potter, Julie Smith, and Major Sarah Spencer. Major and Captains lead Wampusettes in the parade. Would you be1ieve.......J.B.Pendergraft?? 107 s 3 YY 2 Kiev v,i?f -4' FQ? WKQCER mg 1 Y ,. , 'r .Ll Q 3 QW! -A-nn-Q-F . , . f I ' Llb rar lub 'lk ,- Ne o cyyy an in - , 'EMM it 1 aff v x l Freida Cummings Judy Isaacs PhY1iS Gilmore Jefene Burch bponsor President Vice-President S9CI'efaI'Y Suzanne Hazel Treasurer Barbara Ward Reporter Mary Jane Bailey Historian Sylvia Bailey Karen Boles Alane Boyer Annie Bland Bonnie Buffaloe Karen Burch Laura Dorsey Becky Fulmer Susie Hartley Darla Heck Catherine Henze Cynthia Hukill Janet McKee Darlene Robertso: Margaret Roland Jewell Dean Ruple Brenda Tucker Patsy Ward Mary Webb Ruth Wilcox Carole Wood If ' -1 - .ss ,, ,fn .3 1 0 . , fwfr qi f arf , xl' or 4.5 'P Q V W J ,,,,,,...., ., -4- V, ' Q --msgs' -Si fog if as 2 f 5 A 4 1 ,v vm Q MQH W Susan Ross Y K X Q A N 4 , EV? .ln 1 an J it +5 1 Q M3 L if 5 !lIZ:.,Y2' . qw f-fn 312, X xx ,, N.:,- ,I 'V M A X ,. , , P1 Q r ,,m:,,,g , A , ., fm 51 fd L m v 44' Y if r x W 5 109 The Christmas party always means good food and fun for the Library Club. There is never a dull moment ln the supposedly quiet library. 110 With four helpers he should have no trouble finding what he needs. The Library Club is the chief service club at CHS. Its members help others locate books and other materials and help them familiarize themselves with library procedures. Assistants check books in, and out, shelve books, and further aid Miss Freida Cummings, librarian, in any way 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, and this year Judy Isaacs serves as its recording secretary. The third period workers posed for their pictures. The Library Club officers are often seen with Miss Cummings. ti? t r sa, All X Iwonder what the name of that book is? - - -and who do YOU think Was the fi!'Sf to E0 back for seconds? ff af- mn IME? The thought of Thanksgiving vacation always Entertainment? The library club has everything brings smiles. in the way of talent. S9 34 we M Nhat ' V .f,L . .- 'z-1, at ,ggi f it Qf'f.g ,..'x A A -, .1 . ,L W, Oh, phil, we're0Ve1-here! I never knew the world was that interesting Dick King 2nd year Consul Elaine Nooner Quaestor in charge of Records John Robert Ward Mrs. James Clayton Sponsor The Latin Club, with 114 members, is the largest organization atCHS. It teaches students more about the art, culture, and times of the Roman civilization. Many activities, including a slave sale, Roman banquet, induction ceremony, Saturnalia, and State J.C.L. Convention, make up a very busy year for the members. This year the club is especially proud of Gary Ingram who was elected to serve as the 2nd Vice-President of the State Junior Classical League. 'vm' , V ,Inga ., ,M . W, . f .gggggg 1, 'A A 3 7 Q ' fl '32 BT' - 250 K? 1 - . if -ae ,',LkQ sg . ' ,L . ,, Allen Stewart lst year Consul Kay Fronabarger Quaestor in charge of Finances Gary Ingram Sandra Nutter Praetor State 2nd Vice-President Tribune 1 12 Assisted by Bob Fraser, Consul Dick King presides First Year Slaves are kepf Pellfled UD until time to be S015 over the induction ceremony. x Z Back row: Ted Smith, George Hill, Jimmy Furgerson, Olsen, Janie Holcomb, Kay Smith, Nancy Clements, Roy Roebuck, Judy Nesbitt, Annette Gilliam. 2nd row: John VanWinkle, Kaye Carter, Linda Allen, Lane Boyer, Nancy Crary. lst row: Diane Horton, Linda i Back row: John Robert Ward, Mike Miller, Danny Kendrick, Allan Stewart, David Dorsey, Jimmy Major. 2nd row: Karen Boles, Johnny Welch, Bill Weidower, Jerry Reed, Doyle Young. lst row: Wilda Bowie, Judy U Robin Greene, Pam Potter. Not pictured: Brenda Beene, Mike Johnson, Keith Shideler, Melvin White. f xg' . J, Q-.-lv 7 J , -X 1 BS Reynolds, Jejo Mobley, Rebecca Sneed, Sharon Crow. Not pictured: Nancy Burnett, Rex Floyd, Judy Gore, Darlene Robertson. tmmsew::.auu 1' E 113 S 114 6 Back row: Bill Phelps, Ed Diles, Wayne Baldridge, Keith West, Ray Price, Walter Ed Allison. 4th row: Fred Dickson, Tom Day, Mike Connell, Russell Williams, Dick Cisne, Mike Stout. 3rd row: David Wilson, Vicki Bowlen, Mary Owen, Judy lssacs, Karen Burch, Debby Alewine, Connie Bass, Pam Allison. 2nd row: Susan Farris, Ann Reno, Cynthia Lasley, Gail Ragland, Cheryl Hancock, Jenette Stevens, Kay Flynt, Sarah Spencer. lst row: Gary Ingram, Carole Wood, Nancy Pa1adino,GaylaGwatney, Jerene Burch, Jill Gordy, Donna Cummins, Mary Jane King. Not pictured: Jimmy Nolen, Danny Ratliff, Margaret Lipscomb, Sherry Henderson, Sandra Nutter, Edward Alexander, Bonnie Buffaloe, Frank Cooper, Bob Fraser, Sam Southerland, Don Williams, Jann Geeslin, Jack Dell, Polly Ann Milam. natures et Coloni et Equites Back row: Dick King, Mike Martin, Stanley Dickerson, Jimmy Montgomery, Tommy Clements, Bob Ligon, Blake Browning. 3rd row: Jamie Prothro, Karen Woodward, Catherine Henze, Judy Koon, Linda Beene, Dinah Ludwick, Vicki Greene. 2nd row: Raikes Ann Slinkard, Betty Patterson, Judy Wright, Pat Havens, Kathy Thompson. lst row: Rosemary Neff, Nancy Conner, Elaine Nooner, Karen Ridgely, J eannle Lester. Not pictured: David Anthony, Kay Fronabarger, Cynthia Hukill, Janice Montgomery. ,, ,7-.,--.-.------ -- - '1W I But Bob, Hitler hasn't been born yet. Q, is life Easy come, easy go. re not going to use that thing, are I Sold for 2 denarii! Dancing slave girls? A solemn ceremony? Finally I can get rid of this stupid thing! Those Romans really knew how to live. AQ . ,..wpQ,1fw.+, xii . Jill Gordy President l .-,' 1 '24 .. ' , VV1. . , Y .wp ,WW '7 ,, 55, .n 4i t ' 'k . Cathey Maxey Secretary 116 Spanish Club The main objective of the Spanish Club is to learn more about the customs and culture of Spain and Spanish America. Because of the increased mem- bership, meetings were held in chapters this year. The students who have completed two years of Spanish are Castlians, second year members are Creoles, and the first year mem- bers are Peons. Events for the year included the Christmas party held at Brownings in Little Rock, the annual trip to Mexico Chiquita, and Spanish Club play. Mrs. Dennis Brant Sponsor Owen Floyd Vice-P resident Kitty Reynolds Treasurer 155, -.-UWM, Cheryl Son-els Greg Rawn Joe Glazebrook Jann Geeslm Sgt, -at-ArmS Sgt. -at-Arms Sgt. -at-Arms Reporter .,f ta, ly: ,7 .EY - , '.f:?,,-it N6 'lii r :Un , ,Q D , . ,, H-an V W. . 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Julie Isom Greg Jenkins Candia Ludy Pam Mace Lila Maha.n Arlene McPherson Katty Milam Jimmi Miller Donna Nichols Glenda O'Donell Linda Olsen Carolyn Pearson Penny Pratt Phyllis Reed Vernel Ryan Julie Smith Roscoe Smith Sarah Spencer Steve Spencer Barbara Ward John Robert Ward Joyce Webb Brenda White Ricky Willbanks Ruth Wilcox Spanish students dine at Brownings. vu hr 4, W I 7V,kA .. 5.-.. 'L I . ,, 'tffif n s 3l'2Q'Q 'ill-f.,i, S t . . ,A fm r 'K RTK W ' i 'e 'tY2l'g'.i2wf2 W Cati no sabe que hay jalapenos en sus enchiladas. Julie Smith, Kitty Reynolds, and Larry Mahar were part of the Spanish play about E1 Sombrero and his notorious gang of outlaws. 1 19 l f 120 r of nm - ff I ff' A L ' . - FLUTE CLARINET Janice Montgomery Keith Shideler Kay Speed Edward Alexander Jimmi Miller Rosemary Neff Emma Jean Daves Charley Abbot Mary Ann Wilson Cathy Barnes Charlotte Shldeler Linda Allen Ted Smith Janie Holcomb Kay Carter Belinda Acuff Nancy Paladino Gary Goldsby Conwa High BASS CLARINET ALTO SAXOPHONE Kay Smith Cafhey M2-XGY Vickie Bowlin Gene Smith OBOE Kathy Haley Katty Milam Anna McFadden BASSON Steve Spencer Ronnie Hgfngr TENOR SAXOPHONE Gaylon Ray Sammy Dow BARITONE SAXOPHONE Jimmy Furgerson I l te y W N chool Band CORNET Melvin White Troy Tipton Karen Blythe I-lughie Craig Gregory Jenkins Allen Brannon Mike Hawkins Henry Burford Larry Brewer FRENCH HORN Tommy Clements David Meachurn BARITONE STRING BASS James Prgthrg Bonnie Buffaloe Solon Williams DRUMS Jimmy Loyd Mike Connell TUBA Roger Martin David Anthony Tim Starkey Robert Langford Bobby Shell Franklin Moore TYMPANI Cynthia Hukill 121 'il K . fn iii a, ,qv Q -qi 1 ,wif H 4 f 4 or f' , 6 . ? 2 fffzw v, Q v 1 Q f 4 L- W Q-iii? . , ,fm 5. lgwg 4 5 V. 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M -.f f A A . . ,-W - .V if 124, Mr. Russell Langston, Director f Kr. x, ,X w he Q ffww , , The Conway Highway School Band is one of the most outstanding bands in the state. In November of this year the CHS band topped off a successful season of marchingby entering the Arkansas AGM marching contest, ln this contest bands were entered from all over Arkansas and surrounding states. Conway received a First Division, the highest rating received by any band in the contest. The tremendous success of our band is attributed to the capable direction of Mr. Russell Langston. The band is also an important instrument in building school spirit. The group plays at all pep assemblies, home football games, and most out-of-town games. After the march- ing season, the band turns to concert music. The year's work is climaxed with a concert in late spring. Bill Phelps Kay Smith Mike Connell i i All State Band I 19 N Us fi 'W' '- I f L Y ff, 'M Cynthia Hukill James Prothro Vickie Bowlin 125 126 Mary Owen President Peppers Club Peppers Club is one of the older and more active clubs in Conway High School. It is an organization which builds pep, promotes school spirit, good sportsmanship, and school allegiance. The main responsibilities of the members are sponsor- ing 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 a para- graph stating why they want to be members to the club. Then they are voted on by the members and the faculty. The people that are chosen become pledges. When these pledges have fulfilled the requirements specified, they become members. Julie Isom Marilyn Stanford Catherine Fitch Vice- President Sec re tary Treasurer Catherine Henze Mrs. Miriam Grigsby Mrs. John Simmons ReD0!'t6I' SPOUSOI' Sponsor .. ii 'wf ' 'fm' , 1 V, my K - ,.. g Q Q. Paula Anthony -55-f..e.zw Connie Bass I e.eef Debbie Bentley ' , - -- my gy .,5?3,l. I, A 5,5239 cj ft 8 , L6 5 , 'Ye me al , 6 8 is 17' ff, 9 ft r in J l' L' Jfgidi , , 3 1. X Mtg C gg 'iw :ga 1 Linda Furneaux Vicki Greene Kay Holloway Judy Isaacs Betty Patterson Kitty Reynolds VTX graf t ,Q iQ5i4F 'f K, X I Members tap pledges in assembly. Julie Isom, Mary Owen, and Marilyn Stanford preside at the induction ceremony. Pledges First row, left to rlght, Becky Fulmer, Paula Hall, Liz Bass, Sharon Crow, Polly Milam Second row, Cheryl Hancock, Jams Pearce, Naomi Owen, Ruth Owen, Janet McKee, Jane Gale, Kaye Hoggard Third row, Cynthia Lasley, Gail Ragland, Becky Roebuck, Je jo Mobley Robin Greene, Kay Beene, Diane O'Kelly Toran Pate, Glenda 0'Donell .w- V ul, ips , W . xy V,f-NU rxjlkpl lux. onorary Members: First row, left to right: Barbara Baker, Judy Reynolds, Betty Etheridge, Nancy Conner. Second row, Linda Olsen, Sarah Spencer. Debby Bath, Elaine Nooner, Janet Ledbetter, Pat Havens. Third row, Kenny Smith, Kelly Dunlap, Don White, Johnny Tyler, Bill Phelps. Not pictured, Jill Gordy. 3 5, fn- wi ,ty , , wk 1 M R t, . MAJ! V Y ,,,..3, ,,. f 1 Connie Bass, Polly Milam, and Judy Isaacs work on the mascot. Pledges bury the spirit of NLR Members take time to pose for a snapshot while decorating the gym for Hi-Day. -uxlf-A22 U ,pp . A Kitty Reynolds cuts the cake at the induction ceremony. Members decorate the Stage for Hi Day' DE CA Front row: Mr. Jim Hickman, Carole Clark, Donna Williams, Diane Fulmer, Dorothy Garrett, Debby Bentley, Sharon Matthews, Buneva Bowie, Helen Ogden.Second row: Jessie Burnette, David Fulmer, Kenneth Kirkwood, George Brewster, Harold Helton, Roy Dale King, 'Ed Grimes, Butch Wilbanks, Larry Ethridge. Third row: Gary Wilson, Johnny Lee, James Harper, Billy Ellzey,Norman Allinder, Bo Warren, Jack Dell, Wayne Baldridge, Wallace Jackson, 130 Wayne Baldridge, president, learns much about the operation of a business. Junior Henderson, Jay Witt. Back row: Larry Keathley, Jack Mason, David Chamberlain, Larry Teal, Larry Cotton, George Covington, Eddie Jones, Jerry Crane, Buzz Pittman, Bobby Holloway. Not pictured: Larry Bane, Royce Brown, Carolyn Burnette, Larry Lachowsky, John Palmer, Bill Permenter, Jane Rhea, Diane Steck, Jack Mace, Randel McPherson. 1 Debbie Bentley, reporter, acquires a great deal of knowledge concerning salesmanship. DECA, Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America, is the only national youth organization oper- ating through public schools to attract young people to careers in marketing and distribution. The DECA members spend half of their school day in on- the-job training and half in studies which will be helpful to them in their jobs. DECA offers awards to members for outstand- ing accomplishment and main- tains its own Scholarship Loan Program to assist members to- ward higher education. Johnny Lee, sargeant-at-arms, is preparing him- self for his future employment. Mr. Jim Hickman, sponsor Jerry Crane is learning all the facets of store management. 131 Glee Club Laura Dorsey Patti Satterwhite Wilda Bowie Betty Weeks President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Judi Gore Gayla Gwatney Diane Mauterstock Mrs. Ben Vann Reporter Librarian Librarian Director 132 The Glee Club performs at assembly. , -QS, , ff 3162 A Q ,Lge 'gg l.,5Ez..5 , -Q w as .311 miie' , f , V 5 1 X , . 'Van ' W' . mi . , . . K1 4 f- it , w, www ,,K, nf, V? 9 Sit rv 2KNx l sl . Q ff 3 1 fr '1 n':,.v 'f 1:31 . Q . 3? 3, fa, 31' '- we -W., 45? wt Debby Alewine Gall Bartlett Karen Blythe Marion Boone Mary Bunting Karen Clements Sharon Clements Debbie Crowley Donis Ford Mary Nell Hall Pat Hill Becky Keys Linda Lasker Sharon Lesslie Candy Ludy Diane Ludy Sandra Maddox Margie Mann Judy McCollum Regina McMoran 133 'A ,..,. . Penny Pratt Sylvia Reed Donna Smith Laura Waddle Lena Walker Brenda White Ruthie White Mary Ann Winter i W xt 134 .. The sextet rehearses for an assembly program. ,gm M , , :pf ,mm - ew f . J .M I. sn - 'K if 'auf f , erm.- . V- H,,M 'f WY , 1, S 3, The soloist practice their songs for the operetta. Becky Keys, Judi Gore, Laura Dorsey, and Gayla Gwatney rehearse for the operetta. 135 Q . Q ,ag . ,kg i ,, ' 2+ ' ,. ww? me . I I k QE: 5 I 411 ff? 23 W it . ft ft , W.. l hr '-J ,r F' 5 .4 -rw Q 5 l fl' ,ft 5 s 1 ., 2'2- l Ut f- A?':L.21f'5i 'fi A , f . -' an we XE K 2 f. A F ' I in . 'is . . L y , -., ,., Q1 1 ,Wt I Q, 1 J f 1 'K W ' ,Q al Q Kg., , t . ft iw gtg , - X it 9' A ide? lf ' fx ' V 251 ' .- F.F.A of F.F.A. is Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve. The 1967 F.F.A. . my The F.F.A. and its Sweetheart participate in the 1966 ,s f is gy., . P ny fi 5 . . fs . T Y Z A 7 'h it 3, ii x L.. Wit 3 . at F '35, ,. 2519 Sweetheart i s Betty Weeks. Mr. Pew Sponsor Faulkner County Fair Parade. fn,k 'IEE H' l-... ig Q K t if V' VM! T. Milam K. Beaty T. Beaty D. Matthews President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer l .M e a W in Ca ff '. . 'f h L L:y?.,:..,, 'f Q! ,,.,.. f K. Hazel R. Isaacs A. Lieblong Sentinel Reporter Jr. Advisor K ' ' . f.i.' A t ' 1' H ' , ffatggf .. . str' , I f ..t . li ff . ' 'A aw 3 f e . .V ,. ,. gyx is T 1 ggi . -. as ,... ft .. - V we: ..m. .mist at 'X 1 3. we if? X Q , 6 , X fl , V .. X :W s J 'nm 1 Bartlett Barry Bradley Brewer Brown Burford C amp Davis Davis Farley L.. t 9 L . .Q .5 , if V Vt i-.MV -V M .V iw I Kms? 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Henry R C T K R Marshall Mattison Robinson Wilson Wofford ff, ' -L - ,f . S' .- -fffmw at . , E., t , , Ai F, . may mm K ' ' 3 w if X E W ' s ff? ' 41. ,' i M A. E 1 H sh - M P .sir N ga, ' b H? ' WSH: 5 f T. Southerland T. Starkey H. Terrell . Thurman . Young G C W. Ferguson Fortner Garrett Greiner Hightower Huffines Ingram Johnson Lane Lester Mabry Marshall Mason May May McCollum McGinty Morgan Morton Noggle Olsen Perkins Perkins Perkins Roberts Robertson Roland Russell Russell Ryan 137 Mrs. Leroy Summers Sponsor W xt 1, , W.. If J F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization for girls who are enrolled in or have completed one year of Home Economics. This year F.H.A. has 58 members and 9 officers. They meet twice monthly, and during the year they sponsor such things as the Former Letterman's Coffee on Hi-Day and the Open House at Christmas Time. Marilyn Stanford President Officers 138 M9-ffha C2-Nady Phyllis G11m01'e Katy Milam Becky Roebuck Laura Dorsey lst Vice-President 2nd Vice- President 3rd V1ce-President Secretary Treasurer Donna Smith Regina McMoran Shelia McKenzie Reporter Historian Program Chairman 5 ., -ft 2 L Y . -' s . A 1 'W'-Y. ,rf z' .na- , C 'fat W y fx s H ,.. 93 t V t -- Elf ' 3+ ' 7 1 N It 1 A I ' all 'L S 6 Z i ,qw , ,., tl, Maia .1 ,f a - 5' 1 A .W Mft, ' ,nga gg. , ! 'P E JS Snitz' X 3 1 at TJ F fi 3 .Ja ..,A 1 w N, , f, ' :sl Af X Z Q . ,N v 'J P tl, I.. 'ist 5: f ' as W . . ak ' 5 . 55, Q- v. ,. 4 A-QIKP' gf! 5 to Q K - 5 Q sp. - uf' 5 1 6' sf - . I v,, 1 -331 h nn, W5 3 ! ! A qt fn 4 F Q f L ff' a ., V e aaaw:xzt-42.2 . s:aaw l Gail Bartlett Brenda Beene Karen Blythe Buneva Bowie Bessie Bradley Sandra Brown Mary Bunting Jerene Burch Carolyn Calllhan Charlotte Camp Karen Clements Sharen Clements Sidney Connell Linda Culbreath Ellen Davis Phyllis Finney Diane Fulmer Sandra Graham Sherry Henderson Gail Herring Jeanie Keathly Jackie Lane Della Landers Janis Lamey Linda Lasker Sharon Lesslie Pat Llnville Kaye Longing Pam Mace Marilyn Stanford presides over an F .H.A. meeting. 139 140 Patty Major Margie Mann Jimmi Miller Diane Morris Judy Nesbitt Donna Nichols Donna Nicholson Addie Piggie Penny Pratt Sylvia Reed Linda Shettles Sandra Smith Loretta Spears Barbara Stetson Brenda Tucker Sandra Turney Virgie Victory Laura Waddell Lena Walker Barbara Ward Patsy Ward Joyce Webb Mary Webb Louise Weatherly Irene Wieczorek Mary Ann Wilson Mary Ann Winter Brenda White Ruthie White V L,L, A . A . ':5-wt x , 1 fi. P HV at Q 5' ffl ,xy N' J ' v r An- ' wt, ,qw ,E . tysl may L. ' ' -1,54 ,f .eg W ivrrv, , 1 I ' ' Uwk 51? 9 , i Aix f K ga an K 1 V I 41 1 PM l .,, 'mi A . 3 , if ., 5 W, , g, V if 2 1 L i Mk W 3 if Q 1 J ssh A Martha Canady displays a cook- book that was sold by F.H.A. as one of their money making pro- jects. My ' . -. if 9. an , 'V' . , , A Wai -W 1 war 1 vfgtg A Mr. Jerry Bradford Sponsor Key Club The Key Club sponsors many activities during the year to help finance the club's annual trip to the National Convention, which was held in Hot Springs, Ar- kansas, this year. Some of the clubs money making projects are the annual faculty basketball game and, this year, the selling of Key Club calenders. Bob Fraser Barbara Baker President Sweetheart Mr. John Simmons Sponsor Joe Bell I Sam Southerland Terry Milam V109-President Secretary Treasurer TOTH DRY Ronny Matthews 141 R9D0I't9I' Sgt.-at-Arms Senior Members we Ne.-,, .a.,,yx ,,, M: 7- -. ,, ,f ' f 2 f Walter A11iSOI1 Wayne Baldridge Herman Churchwell Ed Diles Gary Ingram T0m L2-he Jim Major Mark McNutt Dale Nutter Ray Price Danny Ratliff John Tyler 142 154 ff my Don White Gary Yarbrough I can't make you be quiet, but I sure can make you wish you had! In ff: Terry Bishop . Ni J ..x. , , , A,, 'R Greg Rawn 'wig .,,.. Lempngggfsvfwww, .X if X46 0 V f 1 fx if! ' Q Jw Richard Allison .O 3-4 Junior Members f15?W 'TiW57W515' v A . Q 5 ' , if Blake Browning Johnny Carter ' ' L ff ' . 3 Dick Cisne Johnny Ray Roger Starkey John R0b61'f New Members 1: 'W - , 5 e 1 2' nm If -. ',' Andy Dean Jeff Dunaway Kelly Dunlap . ' , Us LQ . .Q jgffh ff wr ,jgffi ei iefl ivi V, A ff mginm. 1 :luff w 4 L f 5' . - , X K - 4 2. . ' 1 - f A 52 wfgn fw 2 L . 55 k f , M , I 4 ,, . ,,. 1 W, J wrngv ' , -L J gc X: w i. ' ' 4 V N 'V lu gs, I Jimmy Furgerson Pat Moore A . ,, Q Bi A 1 1 X Lloyd Ryan Shannon Shock Caution! Men working. given We ., fi 1, , M ,L Y . ,T I ,1 ,V l 1 It ,V U 1 1 1 gig? K A F 4 5 5? N In ,si 'W S -.J A Dick King X ea ' r f fi A k-'ee i 3: R Q ' f in H rv ,N IQ n , W I7 51 Owen Floyd we :Jw WFTBF imfgl'-' ' '?iS'f'?T'53i5Y'T6T'i5 -A .,--fui4:z.3 ., 4 ' U 2 .6 . if x U ,L . f' . W Q , 1 N T ,IQ . 3 1 , we Keith West an A11 ' , 15: 37 Larry Nichols Bill Ferguson -me f ' Q-X-wg? view , 5' 'f 'A .gi .32 asf: -4' K ,,ffQ:x.. ' ,aw w'fA N'7 i. Russell Williams Seniors '67 fl iii' ! I 19 ' ,M f- 4, 'mf .-my-v' 'V' SPORTS Conway Conway 1Conway Conway Conway Conway C onway Conway Conway C onway Scoreboard 0 McClellan 6 Forrest City 6 Searcy 20 Russellville 13 Jacksonville 14 Catholic High 19 Batesville 14 N.L.R. 27 Morrilton ' 6 Benton O Coach Bill Stephens Coach Dennis Fulmer 'Head Footbau Coach Assistant Football Coach Q I 6, X aw X Y- . V 1? Coach Dale Kent Coach C, J. Robinson Assistant Football Coach Assistant Football Coach 147 148 Chuck Jackson CAII-Centralb, John, Ray CAl1- Centralj, Don White CAll-Regionl, John Tyler Reg-ionb, Frank Cooper CAII-Regionb, Joe Bell CAl1-Regionb. CA11-Regionj, Kelly Dunlap CAll-Region, A11- All-Region n All-Central Arkansas The cheerleaders lead the football boys onto the field. 'wfsawmw-qr'e'W ' f 'W' ' ' Left to right: Co-Captains Don White, Kelly Dunlap, Smith 3? 5 Q A Z 25 1 ? Y? N. P , Mike New, one of our best defensive men, tackles IH the Catholic High game defense Played all 1mD0I'f2H1t a Benton opponet. role- 1966 De ense Tackles Pass I nterceptions Don White 77 John Tyler John Ray 77 Don White Kelly Dunlap 59 Frank Cooper Larry Nichols 49 Kenne Ketcheside Frank Cooper 49 John Tyler 46 Bill Thomas 41 Mike New 40 Kenne Ketcheside 26 Sammy Smith 24 Bo Warren 19 Recovery of Fumbles Kelly Dunlap Don White 150 Sammy Smith Frank Cooper Larry Nichols Mike New Bill Thomas Joe Bell was Conway's leading groundgainer this year. Twig Satterfield carries the ball in this play forafour yard gain . 1966 0 ense L Frank Cooper had Conway's highest average with 4.5 yards per C2.I'I'y. Yards Rushing Points Scored John Tyler 416 John Tyler Joe Bell 543 Joe Bell Frank Cooper 192 Keith West Don White 121 Don White Chuck Jackson 37 Kelly Dunlap Bruce Joyner 21 Chuck Jackson Twig Satterfield 7 Frank Cooper Alan Stewart 5 Kenne Ketcheside John Ray 1 Mike New Hal Hunnicutt 0 Mike New 7 42 18 16 12 12 151 ' f f- if T. 5 , y at ,ax Q ,N . A 'f'ig,'k,- rf' ' ,e 4. ' 8 -15 ' A 1 of 5, ... V. f' K? V as ff'f f, f , , if if ,kg i fi 'Z I bww we ' Managers: Bob Fraser, Lanny Noggle, Alan Henry 152 Team Statistics First downs Total offense Yards rushing Yards passing Intereepted by Yards returned Punts average Yards returned Penalties, yards Fumbles lost Penetr ations , 20-yard line Yards KO returned Conway Opponent 88 1,747 1,162 585 10 94 50-33 92 43-429 10 10 229 99 1,466 944 523 13 28 48-34 111 46-424 20 20 390 EMM' J -ig f fl.,-ft, i. 3.1 , V ,fa sf L -4 . ' Top Row, Left to Right: Gary Ingram, Don White, Bill Thomas, Joe Bell, Robert Henson, Walter Ed Allison, Johnny Tyler, Kelly Dunlap, Kenny Smith, Leo Favre, Bo Warren, Ed Diles, Sammy Smith. Second Row: Bob Fraser, Bruce Joyner, John Ray, Jim Montgomery, Jim Nolen, Tom Perry, Chuck Jackson, Tom Mabry, Larry Nichols, Owen Floyd, Frank Cooper, Kenne Ketcheside, Russell Williams, Raymond Thompson, Ronnie Fulmer, Third Row: Lanny Noggle, Joe Glazebrook, Larry Olsen, David Wilcox, Dick Cisne, Don Stout, Kenny Horton, Mike Martin, Tommy Thompson, Keith West, B. J. Stracner, Mike New, Hal Hunnicutt, Steve Fulmer, Keith Wilson, Fourth Row: Terry Edwards, Jimmy ISOYU, John Welch, Wayne Hightower, Alan Jones, TwigSatterfie1d, Ricky Ingram, Steve Lane, Willie Edwards, Alan Stewart, Joe Webb, Alan Henry. 153 Blocked for by Mike New, Johnny Tyler makes it just in time for Gary Ingram paydirt ! ' Senior Guard Ed Diles Bo Warren Bill T1'l0maS Senior Tackle Senior Tackle Senior Guard James Favre Johnny Tyler gains good yardage in the Catholic High 154 Senior Center game. i. Russell Williams catches a pass for good yardage in the Benton Sammy Smith game. Senior Tackle Robert Henson Kenne Ketcheside BYUC9 JOYHGI' Senior End Junior Quarterback Junior Wingback Ffaflk Cooper, All-Region Chuck Jackson Johnny Tyler struggles to find JUIIIOI' Wiflgbfwk Junior Fullback clear running room. 1 2 5 nl' Frank Cooper gains good yardage in the Catholic High game. Jimmy Montgomery Junior Tailback J? Owen Floyd Johnny Ray, All-Region Dick Cisne Junior Guard Junior Guard Junior Guard dv' Tommy Mabry Russell Williams Joe Bell charges past a pile up of 156 Junior Tackle Junior End fenders. Q. if f f,mim5, 5515. 325 1 I an Mike New charges around the end to pick up the needed yardage Larry Nichols for a first down. Junior End Keith West Junior End Jimmy Nolen Mike New Junior Tackle Sophomore Quarterback David Wlcox Hal I-Iunnlcutt Johnny Tyler, failing to find an open re SODhomore Tailback Sophomore Tailback ceiver, decides to rim with the ball but is mauled by a Jacksonville opponent My if .fy-0 f:+.m.,.f 2' , 4 N 1 'L ' ,v 4 K .. ,, ' jvvh, or uf -'H ' ' ' 1 V '21-,4 - 2 '5-Tim 'K A , Q A , .p A A . 5 ' 5 fo ' A r ' 7 ' ' X Y - .-1 f . . A .,r,,,. ,Q ifhdff'r-N f - I 1 rf 'i fr 1 45: ,Q J S. Es. WQP-meal-1 4: 224: ,inf Q' f-wagfffgw-Qsivrfs r:x5 , 1fsgf is Mfim 'E f r , 5. 45 1 35 J' 4 'M .1 M H , ,A .r . Wim, 5 .Q ,LV ,,:,fnggh,r'. . 4 Q, , xg! 3 A 42915355 , A ' 1 -Wir ia'.: '4.!1e2 fQWZ'9r3 4.f g52.fr'L3,, ff- -- 5-'Z ,,,', ,,14q,fQV,3r L - '- FQ 'g ,FW '-.Q ., yi-'fm 1.fi:1..'?'31s,f:f,,2Er155' f - -- , -X cu gf-,5gF:1,11ff??,,.,,i 'f1 'ftxiilwm -hy- f y. . WL, A 1 m Aims-fwf,.wf,s5x , -Q-1---iv y!-'lf-rf I Kelly Dunlap eludes pursuer and X Twig Satterfield grabs a pass Sophomore Fullback Steve Fulmer Terry Edwards, Squadman Willie Edwards, Sqlladma-I1 Sophomore Guard Senior End SGUIOF Taflkle Tommy Thgmpsgn, Squadman Mike New shakes off block and gets set to ground a scurrying opponet X' ues? E ' If 'Wg v-up Aa V. ,x-5, ., 5, ,f lt., h ug? ,L-G f . ' tvwfiii - X .Vw .nxt oz-. f A 4-1 .' ,F ., U 51 .V Q in 1, . I is A 2 ,s .-,Vx - 3' 1 1 nr J f L -fi 'i L , ' 'vp' . Nl' I , ,.,.. I f 't pf Wy, . t , 'if ,V V lr, ..,..c...7.,7..--.,e..,7eV fig fx, ,Mfg 1 .. . , , , , f N 'R ws. . . f K J , nw y my to ' ',' it-' ,M A KL-,J mf '- '4,,q 33. ' 3' ml . , 1-1, e- ,cv MMM, H L. 1 - fn, U1 1e'?Q?-:wwe f -yi 1 z giggaf52 2fF,glMY.45Ega.5:t' :frAQ3s .T ag: f J - .Mfr f a-5 , ,ff :' 2,: . 'zf:Q. f -eg '47 L. J A - , f Z g fQi1E' ff i 5, 4, M--Q xt '. , ,' S, .Q 34.134 N Nu- MA -1 pa. M, K P2-1 - Lf'-as X-5 , v, .lfff-?twszf'4-fxl rf V . me W. Coach Stevens gives John Tyler B. J. Stracner, Squadman some last minute instructions. Junior Wingback Mike Martin, Squadman Junior Fullback Junior Tackle Ken Horton, Squadman Kelly Dunlap reaches for a pass in the Jacksonville game. Don Stout, Squadman Junior Wingback Raymond Thompson, Squadman Junior Tackle Ronny Fulmer, Squadman Junior End 159 With our defense on the move Frank Cooper brings an opponent down. Tom Perry, Squadman Junior End Bobby Blakenship, Squadman Alan Jones, Squadman Jimmy Isom, Squadman Junior Center Sophomore Guard Sophomore Guard ,rags Chuck Jackson and Joe Bell congratu- Larry Olsen, Squadman Keith Wilson, Squadman late each other for their fine work. Sophomore Guard Sophomore Tackle Joe G12.ZebI'00k, Squadman Sophomore Tackle K John Welch, Squadman Sophomore Wlngback Steve Lane, Squadman Sophomore ,Wingback i As Johnny Tyler breaks away from one opponet, Joe Bell scrambles in to block. Joe Webb, Squadman Sophomore Center Wayne Hightower, Squadman Sophomore End Rick Ingram, Squadman Sophomore End Max Smith, Squadman Sophomore End 161 f? 'W Don White makes a catch for good yardage. Johnny Tyler, All-R9gi0n Senior Quarterback Kelly Dunlap, All-Region Don White, All-Regionf' Joe Bell, All-Region Senior End Senior Guard Senior Tailback Kenny Smith Walter Ed Allison Johnny Tyler waits for a good opening 162 Senior Tackle Senior Center 1966 Lettermen f -' - fs, x m l -5 5' VZ A L ' , -may is Y C' A, if , , , J ,- . - ri m - if ' ra 2, ' 4 c 1 -Q el, 1 1 , :FF F 3 il, , lf v 1 kg sa yr X x v 1 t , , S f my I Mali: 3 -:- ga 1, at S ' K ' . Q ihllgr y .-:fa - Beagle. .Sass at ., ,W-A--'I' f .s an? Q15 .N gig , , fe' ag,-j K 0 ., ..-ar ws: 'af ' -'H-f'fW W, My ,. 2...,,,2fai,,, ,,.,.,'.,., , ,,:,,,,L,,,5ag,l,1i9,:3, , ,QQ , , WV l I s , 2 x Ss 1' V lk 6 X' Q Q ' Q, 4 , . s N A .M ,JH ' r we .. . S A , L, h A Kiwi V .f 2 A S A i, QQVEZ' ' - ' ,na . sa! 1 if f . 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Ns f ig f gl lfl ff Qi 2 if 6 VIA! E 5 3 xi Coach C. J. Robinson Head Basketball Coach W4 5' .aw-1. Dale Kent Assistant Basketball Coach First Row: David Wilcox, Cecil Ward, Russell Williams, Bill Wiedower, Kenny Ketcheside. Second Row: Jack Hendrickson, Sammy Smith, Mike New, Johnny Tyler, Hal Hunnicutt, Keith West, Mike Strain. Third Row: gmuur 4 4 Manager, Jerry Reynolds, Tom Perry, Kelly Dunlap, Marty Dickerson, Ray Price, Leo Cummings, Earnett Maltbia., Steve Fulmer, Manager, David Wilson 165 gf- .Janie ii, if .,. W , '.-f',f 7 ,. L ' 4. ' v gmf vi ' ig gf il A ri: if A y.er, l g f? U f l' f ',' A , 2 , QA Q' In .f ' ..l.',,,, A, iw, V ix 4-'Mu 2 5, h V Q.-N., R 1 2 , rx X X f QQ H WA Y Sf! r yyy y 2 NW4 Ray Price Johnny Tyler Kelly Dunlap Third Year Letterman Second Year Letterman First Year Letterman 166 I N :EQ I ,,,.L .-. ., . ill! is V S f . e X J y N X qgfzvffxag V V' , tt Q KSN W4, 'ywdfqfl uhgfmll 4 , y f z fr Q, w k 'Z I ' 'I 'V' , ,- f W4 xy , ja :. V4 ' .: -P., K4 , ' ' Leo Cummings Marty Dickerggn Earnett Maltbia First Year Letterman First Year Letterman Squadman - 167 Y iii., 5.:.Qf Xifskspgw f xg 1 X ' r M , S 5 2 - ' as-A ,-an L 419 'I g a fe sk' 2. i 5 2 Russell Williams Squadm an M,xhx six 2' xxx: mffffasv, Tom Perry Sammy Smith Squadman First Year Letterman 168 PS ...fu-1? ,V L f Jack Hendrickson Keith West Kenny Ketcheside Squadman First Year Letterman Squadman 169 is 'Q Xnvigmm ,perm fa-ur WWW QNW4 Mike New Mike Strain Hal Hunnicutt First Year Letterman Squadma-D Squadman 170 QV' 'W X Z D Billy Weidower Squadm an B W4 Kass Steve Fulmer Cecil Ward First Year Letterman Squadman SQNW David Wilcox Squadman Jerry Reynolds Manager David Wilson Manager 171 First row, left to right, Blankenship Cmanagerl, Ward, White, Tyler, Bell, Nolan, Cooper, Ratliff. Second row, Mabry, Thomas, Martin, Ryan, Palmer, Jackson, Smith, Hendrickson, McNutt. Third row, Settles, Allinder, Lane, Matthews, Ketcheside, Hoofman, Ingram, Yarbrough, Williams, Montgomery, Henson. 172 CHS Track, 1966 Chuck Jackson Shot put, Discus . Dennis Fulmer Head track coach Frank Cooper Sprints, relays gl Q FL-.-ef . f ,Q , ., ki .. 3 4 N xqtl- n. I? - my-, ' f we W mx. ,iw Y Sid Smith Don Hendrickson Don White 880, relays Pole vault, high jump P016 vault The Wampus Cats experienced a re- building year in 1966. With a team com- posed chiefly of sophomores, Conway showed promise of a bright future on the cinders. Several outstanding performances were turned in by the '66 Cats. Chuck Jackson broke the school record in the shot put and went on to place second in that event and first in the discus in the Meet of Champions. Senior Don Hendrickson revised the CHS record in the pole vault and placed third in the Meet of Champs. Sid Smith, running third, was clocked in 1:58.4 in the 880 in this post-season meet. Lloyd Ryan set a new school record in the high jump with a leap of six feet and two inches. Tom Mabry LQOYG. RY2-D Shot, discus High JUUID Not pictured, Mike Martin hurdles, sprints, relays 173 T h e c r o s s country team is made up of dedicat- ed young men who work during the fall while most sports attention is direct- ed elsewhere. T h e team worked hard and was rewarded with a second place fin- ish in the District meet. They finished third in the State meet. S e n i o r Mike Miller was the team leader. He won a third place finish in the District meet and a second place in the State meet. The team is coached by John Simmons. Cross Country 1967 Coy Team 1967 i Bob Fraser Greg Rawn Blakie Browning Loyd Ryun Lanny Noggle Shannon Shock Tim Grey Back' row, left to right, Coach Simmons, David Wilson, John Bumpers, Marion Settle. Front 174 row, left to right, James Ingram, Gary Yarbough, Mike Miller. Y i 1 U ADVERTISEMENTS 1 EE I . 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YA' A V Distributor for Lion Petroleum Products 4 Ig. p 1:1 . 0. . ,. EPB -02... no Harkrider and Bruce Streets P. O, Box 30 Highway 64-65 at the junction Conway, Arkansas 72032 Phone FA 7-7597 ff- f Nas ,Q BAKER DRUG STORE ' -7' 3 -Rs u 'G ff Eg P - s 1' - 3 cosmetics Medical Supplies Race to ROBINEIIE'S JEWELRY FA 94627 924 Front for the best Open 8 and 9 p. m. 1006 Front Free delivery service I 5 CALVIN C. SHOCK Q :V BUSINESS AND PERSONAL INSURANCE PLANNING 821 PARKWAY .... CONWAY, ARKANSAS 72032 . BUS: F'A 9--2691 - RES FA Jlfew 9100! M fmazmzw gwwfamy 7 7394 LIFE HEALTH GROUP INSURANCE, ANNLIITIES PENSION PLANS 135 dm X. 4 Qs are 3 35 Q Hogg N5 Fo y t - 3? 3 Q33 S 3 ' ia1FA9 5321 S 6 9 S . QX E wg W Corsages Cut Flower A .gggdl N A YEA CATS! ew Floral designs X- Compliments of ' 523 wlfnoun flomsr 7 xx I -gig' - ITH DRU STORE G-. tl? Snug your flor t 1938 ' 812 Front Street b Dial FA 9 3856 We S5339 - 1369 B FA 9-6831 X56 Hungry For Something DE E LICIOUS? K V E E P.o. Box 462 St P t th Conway, Arkansas QQ TASTEE FREEZ ws 50 F1 Sh k We've Got News For You! MONDAY-POWEll SHOE STORE 5 ll 1101 oak It FA 9-2174 I xi NL -i- ig-D. ' V N' 0 Conway, Arkansas Publishers of DANDEE-D06 The Log Cabin Democrat CONWAY PRINTING COMPANY Dough-nuts Malts Shakes 1318 oak street Conway, Arkansas Broasted Chicken Printers of the Highway 64 Conway High School Newspaper Conway, Arkansas 187 The WAMPUS CAT Walmart Discount City Markham and Garland Streets Conway, Arkansas Mad Butcher C Wal mart Shopping Supermarket Center I We Sell for p if Less 2 xl WJ' Q . Q . . fb x Sat1sfaot1on guaranteed lto KORDSMEIER FURNITURE CO. If ws new .... Chestnut Sz Oak Streets It'S at we Conway, Arkansas 2. Qi J 2 For the Finest in The Big Store with Big Values 45's and Albums visit WBOARDS FRED'S mscouur sions RADIO 8. T. V. SERVICE 1 Danny says l B is I Mrs. Bailey and Catherine Fitch admine a new suit. Shop and Save at 1206 oak street 189 O ,wg X GE , ml xcoM ANY xvgy M 0 AOPXNKQ my X Q VV LGI 'Of A - f . I M UW n WJ A13 05 UP UY ITIL ROM YO I FOOD ST E -Ov M 1 O, , we Of if X 'Annum . qw fyfwfg' h,:- - -5,-,1,:g:,.,:.4.v:-:f.'.4,4.-.-.4.-.-.-.-,-1.1.:,:::5::1:5:5E55,5:5:5:5'::::- , X is if ,bg S9533 ye! Q O Q 552552 N N6 is M5 523 3 Q ig jg? ig ig T 3 E 5 5 3 KEGG if lfiiii iiii OOOOOO OO SSW-?3Q 33i35 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: f . QQNMQME ,M , A Q , X A EM , SICWNHWW JU .:oewvJ.w ' did ' '35 'J'Q31QmSLmpI'QiIQELDMfI' Q' XD A ffSE1IL4ivYIC cmdk .im -Asbmmw C Q, Cb jg: K IAM . SW A WM A ROBERT L. OTT INSURANCE RAY PRICE AGENCY GUY R. FARRIS AGENCY SOUTHERN REALTY CO. WALTER DUNAWAY INSURANCE AGENCY WINTERS REALTY CO, 19 Night Depository F ree Customer Parking Conway's most modern bank msr smrf p mr MMM! Zfbi!lZ7S5'Zf ZHIUMWMJUW V - ' qt R IVE IN ' E mv Kemsv conoco simon a A SE Firestone Tires Bill at Lonis Hammett ' 5fnI'.fZ'aET:l2:S WE SPECIALIZE IN Sf f'2',: 2 A unrrrsN .1 'D , Munn ! HOUR l.. 'W' Y UNIFORM an-1 FA 9-5295 SHIRT - SERVICE Oak 81 Locust FA 9 5561 f PICIE-UPEI nsuvsmr - H04 FRONT Our Thanks to Those W North' South' Who Contributed 4 East, OI, West STEEL CHEVROLET COMPANY COED CAFE ng , , DYER JEWELERS You won t iind better FLOWERS BY JANE i z merchandise than at a d ' n PRINCE STREET GROCERY 192 IMBODEN LINOLEUM 52 For the Best for Less HIEGEL WHOLESALE COMPANY 615 Fmt FA 9-6866 CONWAY MOTOR SALES, INC. For the best in automotive needs Phone FA 9-5366 . C1 oh-h-11-h-h-11 I :S 3 A Q Dress your little A 3 yy angel at ' NNN W J DEBBY-K 101 sHoP I Amiga IL! Cinivfioiiiilnesjs Ijustlo-o-v-v-e themusicat OLSEN'S Music 8. Photo Center We specialize in the BEST tires. Phone FA 9 3846 TOWNHOUSE MOTEL , McKlNNEY TIRE COMPANY 41 ROOMS -- CAFE -- POOL -- TV PAUCAIWNEIRLMENELGIELJTHES EYEPLAZY-EEK? 710 HaI'kT'id91' FA 9-5389 193 GLEN POTTER AUTO SERVICE W GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS oilxq SK : ...PARKOMAT AIR CONDITIONERS AND SERVICE... U, I5 at rv P 'ti Ely' 92I Main SI-ree+ Phone FA 9-8500 'IQ' Q Conway, Arkansas T SE Congratulations to Seniors '67 MR. ANONYMOUS INTERNATIONAL SHOE COMPANY Hairston at Mitchell FA 9-2802 F 8. F CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. Ready-Mixed Concrete for Foundations . Floors . Driveways . Walks FA 7-7721 565 Conway Compliments of APCO OIL DSTRIBUTORS The People At X. I I 1, REMEMBER! 47- A x MAllET S BEAUTY ,X I NV I I ' -gg K' For the finest in clothing needs Curl Up and Dye For You A L S, fo T' I Distinctive Beauty Service Shop For the Discriminating Woman Air Conditioned Shop And Dryers S ' S D. J. Kz Velma Mallet For the finest in dress fashions. Congratulations to the Do all your shopping at Class of 67' MODE-0-DAY CUSTOMADE 1021 Oak FA 7-7564 Compliments of , HAIR MARY 81 IDA WM FASHIONS CENTRAL ARKANSAS PRODUCTION , n X FEATURING ' h THE LATEST IN HAIR STYLING f Y A COMPLETE 'V-me-9 BEAUTY SERVICE FA 9-2136 wlcs-SALES 317 East oak FA 9-8377 4 A 81 SERVICE Karl H. Meyer T I 1455 College Avenue FA 9-6836 HAMBUCHEN ELECTRIC SERVICE House of Lights Electrical Contracting and Electric Supplies Conway, Arkansas 1008 oak street FA 9-3697 195 196 Yearbook taff F I'0llt POW! Jaxm Geeslln Editor Mary Jane King Assistant Editor Catherine Fitch Business Manager Susa.n Farris Feature Editor Debby Alewine Art Editor Cheryl Hancock Football Editor Kay Beene Basketball Editor Second row: Judy Nesbitt Class Editor Connie Bass Class Editor Jamie Prothro Class Editor Judy Issacs Club Editor' Elaine Gresham Club Editor h Ruth Wilcox Club Editor Patti Satterwhite Club Editor Photographers: John Ferguson and Tlm Reddln Back row: Jeanne Henderson Feature Editor Paula Anthony Feature Editor Glenda Callans Feature Editor Kaye Haggard Feature Editor Sandra Nutter Feature Editor Judy Wright Feature Editor Becky Satterwhlte Feature Editor i 1 l 4 1 1 t Once again the yearbook staff would like to express their appreciation to the CHS Student Body for their support in helping make the '67 Wampus Cat the best ever. Without their spirit and co- operation the annual would be of no significance to the students. We have tried to present an annual to reflect the spirit of the student body and its meaning to each of you. Thanks go to the sponsor, Mrs. Arthur Dunaway, the advertisers, the students, and the faculty, all of whom have made this year's annual possible. The staff has worked hardg but they have enjoyed the excitement of rushing to meet deadlines and the joy of com- pleting each staff assignment. We hope the spirit will spread an'd that the 1967 Wampus Cat will remain as a record of one of the greatest years ever at CHS, Catherine Fitch, our competentbuslness manager, discusses financial status with the sponsor, Mrs. Dunaway. Our hard-working editors? A typical hectic C'?!!?J day in yearbook class 197 x A yy, 1 5 . aww ,- . . ' . fi: ' 'QQ I! . 'Kg ff ld, Ll., gy' 5.5: ' gram A M my ,Q A K , nfl if xw s, 1' U ,Q .N , 1 ' W: 1 4 f ld v 1 -. 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