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

Text from Pages 1 - 241 of the 1968 volume:

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Q E ,I W i Zhangiug Kvalifies C 2 it i ,f f,,-- J qt. f, TJ J J Q 4: N.X 2 , A U.. 2 Cr a,v x K 4 Mya. WL U SLCC u gettin Qclsutmt .f'lxQjOjQmLu lm Q11 .Qxcuwa is ,fwlfi CWA. 1-Wat-tai. if uit A V P F g ,g A gg 3 f HLLC4 . Wkvxlkl L tk.. f RC ll y J Z-', l ' fur VIKULC. L, JV , . 1 A., , - Qf1'f lf1i7 52 .1 il Lf' 1 A 3 Q Q ,J t Z, .1 , P , ,-, -f ,A , N1 X , . D-. ,J Q L ,J X, Q J gr' X .VD :...4'53':'r ff..- ' ' ,X-1: Rectangular lines. Bricks and mortar and concrete, Bare trees rooted in the past. And winter-- A material structure, cold and still-- Then breathed to life in years of .+. Wars and rumors of wars--World War II. Korea, Vietnam, The United Nations, the Peace Corps, and Schweitzer, Giving his life to Africa. Sandburg and Frost singing of the greatness of the people And Walt Disney making a dream world real. The struggle for survival of the heart in an unequal world.: Elvis Presley. Marilyn Monroe. The Beatles. Singing and dancing in the pulse of Youth-- Conquering space controlling the air Waves! A President assassinated! The Cold War. Hippies. and dreams. The world and home and school--here--now-- University of Arkansas--Number One in the Wampus Cats--Number One in the state. A material structure --warm and real With a history and a future still. nation, 1 'X 'B , -1-.X -' . ' ' rf .1 T, uf S 1 ..l at ,x Q .Q . 2 J A in Fa J or Tj J J .1 '75 r 13 f 2 AJ ,J ,J ,JD J J ff i -4 L 2 ' .Q J fl 1 .I , Y - -' -- - I e 115-.. J, - In -1-a 1- I i T - -f Z as e a HeZt'f XfS'QlutL1TioU Al-bi? ,L il 5 f4i'2 9 9 'D' I .0 x ff- K 45 1' ' J'1'l: l r l If! 4 iff 1 1 W A 1 you ll, I, tl' . , ' Nl I I ' ti , .ul .V : Il 1 12 I I 4 l 1 l ,lf ' ' V i 1 i Ji It ' 3 I '+I 9 K!! l l? E u . ' 1, X W 111 1 vg ' g m 11.11 v , 1 T- ?4 f' .- if- +1 Wreword Years pass...1eaves fall, snow covers the earth, and spring peeps from behind the Winter clouds. The alumni of CHS move along the varied paths of life, remembering only the little things...the quick exchange of words as friends meet in the hall..the bus trips..the towering bonfires...football games when a tense score threatens a possible loss. We can't do it over! It wouldn't be the same! Time must go on, and We must treasure these moments long after the excitement is gone., The yearbook staff has tried to capture the activities of an eventful year that we might give a record you may cherishforever--this 1968 WAMPUS Q53 CAT. zdblb' af Hanfmts Dedication . . . . 4 Introduction . . 6 Administration . . . 13 Faculty-Curriculum . . . . 19 Classes ....... . . 39 Features . . . 81 Clubs . . . . 111 Sports ..... . . 165 Advertisements . . . . 201 in Dear Mrs. Clayton, The yearbook staff warmly dedicates this book to you, the Littlest Roman. You may be small in stature but have a big part in our hearts. We know that we speak on be- half of the entire student body Cespecially the Latin studentslj when we say there is no other teacher more dedicated to her profession, her students, and her school. You have made Latin interesting to 200 pound halfbacks, 6 foot basketball forwards, and starry-eyed girls dreaming of Caesar and Cleopatra. The yearbook staff Wishes to thank you in behalf of the student body by making this 1968 WAMPUS CAT, your book. the Yearbook Staff 1 XX Kilim 3 ssl ff Qgw f'l ,mQ.K fi slu ,' R2xi,Q?LXf' 91735-gg H ,..t . Q5 :QF If' 117 lX3':Lbl. ?5 rI , ig-Q, Qs '-SSX 1 fs., .. Vx , ' K ,thx f 1, - - M' Jiffy, f ' 1 ,gf if ' , U1 11. rf Q I ,jf,jL', ', ' 3 ' H- , je! ai is fi ' i yi Efjfifg ' 9- 1 if , 1 ff f - ' ' , .t V I ,jimbx l f, A c 3,4 iff fm, fd f e ,L -Y Minerva, Goddess of Wisdom F ,T A rf: gy. 1 . , '-n.,.'x 5' 51 M A--ff -M. ' ,V I , fl ,, W -we' If VJ De you Remember Cufzrp Week '6 7 ?' 7 Sit' I I r ft Sophomore King Bob Shell and Sophomore Queen Judy Reynolds M IU, bows TVX., LU 'e JE: jar pf Sen1or Queen Sarah Spencer and Senior King Jack Mace ummcr i .... buying a ice cold Dr. Pepper from Charlotte Camp at Wal-Mart. swooshing down a slippery slide into silky water as Susan Stout has just done at Mil1er's Swim Club. By parboiled streams the shep- ard dreams Vainly of ice-cream soda- water. Paraphrase from Ech- oes from the Sabine Farm ---Horace being a water-baby, wet and warm. Pictured: Linda Bradke a time to have fun, and one of the nicest ways to have fun is to make money, as Bob Ligon can tell you. eating, and swimming, and eating, and eating, browsing lazily thru the stores and seeing all and eating At Miller's Swim Club, Becky your friends working. Pictured: Delores Dunn Moore sells refreshments to a hungry cus- at Wal-Mart. tomer. i T, ,, ,,,,. 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Joe Lester is being Faulkner County Rodeo Queen. a member of the Faulkner County Saddle Charlotte Camp is a member of the riding in the Arkansas Livestock Club and was a contestant in the Faulkner County Saddle Club and Exposition Parade. Royce Brown Arkansas High School Rodeo. was a contestant in the Arkansas is a member of the Faulkner High School Rodeo. County Saddle Club and was also . a contestant in the Arkansas High In autumn when the fruits are sweet., ---Horace School Rodeo. -vi Winter i . . . C 11 An, ,1 is smiling innocently as you prepare a snowball. coming to school in the snow and hoping to leave in it at noon. Is north and killingly unkind, Or snow, in thickly-falling flakes The wintry day more wintry makes. sweeping off the porch so you won't fall down. . . ......... the wind Horace Christmas Ella - v hoping you don't tri o coast-to-coast television. feeling wildly exhilerated when it begins to snow. 4-:iz 1 were-H G7 g,g!29Aulxull!l'Q,lb I 'bca D' ul! 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I One of the most important facets of the superintendent's work is talking and meeting with countless numbers of Golden Shovel Used At Groundbreaking Ceremony 14 people. Obviously thinking of the new school, Mr. Stanfill gazes into the future. Mr. Ray McNutt President Dr. Kellar Lieblong Vice-President Mrs. Sherbert Benton Secretary Mr. John McConnell c A dmiui mzfivn This is the site of the new high school on Highway 60. Ground- breaking ceremonies took place on August l of this year. Students and teachers alike excitedly await the day for the completion of this modern high school. The school is expected to be open for the fall term of 1968. Mr. Cecil Bell Z Mrs. Marion Lamb Secretary to Superintendent e.,,,A,,,,f LJ lififf Mr. Cleon Koone Mr. Willie Cardin Mrs. Rupert B. Sims Mrs. George R, Evatt Receptionist Bookkeeper I would like to express my appreciation to the Student Body for a very exciting and fine school year. We have had excellent lead- ership from our class and club officers. This, to me, reflects your desire and ambition to have an outstanding school at Conway High. You have a unique and wonderful school spirit. This is something very few schools have been able to accomplish. As we look forward to our new school plant and the many new changes in our curriculum, I trust you, too, are enthusiastic about the possibilities for Conway High School. I believe our new school will afford any student the opportunity he or she will need or desire. To our new students, I hope you have found your place of service in this fine Student Body and at the close of this school year you will be able to say, in reference to school spirit, athletics and academic achieve- ment, I, too, am a member of the fighting Wampus Cats. We wonder how Mr. Stuart can look so relaxed with all the work that goes with being principal! Mr. C. J. Robinson's paperweight, Keep Calm, may be directed at himself as he holds the posi- tion of Assistant Principal. Q -1-Q... Mr. William Glenn is dietition. Mrs. Jack Jumper, our secretary, is without a doubt EVERYBODY'S Girl Friday. Social work demands a special type of person, such as Mrs. C. J. Witt. Bentley F. Stracener, Assistant Superintendent-Fed- MTS- Ralph Reed is MY- SfTaCeI19I S ha1'dW0fkif1E eral Programs, is a new Wampus Cat rooter, having S9C1'9f31'Y- been here only two years. , Staff af Zouufuy High chan! I Y , . if- - ' r H ' 1 - 1 Lunch Room Workers, left to right, are Flora Sledge, Janette French, Ada Stroud, Altha Mae White, Gracie Jones, Viva Holyfield, Flossie Carmichael, Ora Ray, and Ellen Keathley, back row, Erie Holloway, Cleta McDonald, Minnie Taylor, Murdine Powell, Ruby Kerby, Leah Glover, and Nina Mae Qualls. 5 f-fffff.,:,, 'W- i at -rflf .sniff . ,n,,,,-J,..W...,.n-,wfe- -wi--v , . , Y x X 1 'VV A ' ' , 'Vid ' .S -A ' , 6 F SX F M4 ,L ' J i K 4' . Custodians, left to right, are P. Carter, A. Suratt, and J. Moore 15,11 Driver O. E. Lybarger Ralph Sparkman Nolen Whitten Mrs. Nolen Whitten Ted Welborn R. E. Cummins Mrs. Olen Fulmer Louis DeMarco Vernon Fulmer C. E. Brewer Office Workers, left to right are Kathy Thompson, Twig Satterfield, Jeanette Stephens, Tommy Clements, Betty Ethridge, Chuck Jackson, Jeanne Lester, Andy Berry, Mary Ann Rhodes, Gene Bartley, Nancy Conner, John Welch, Pam Allison. I 1 x 4, ,f mu 4 Jw 2 1 , y f, Y . QUVUUV 6 D . x Qf 'I . GJD, V ff X ,L 7 X X.9N 1D1 . E -K Q A 6 -4 1, A r i ' www , Q . y x ' . - QQAT0 Sv P , Q J . 1 , , Q X S12 r 1 1 t ...haee staaia adaleseehtiafh alaht, sehexefiitem + , . ' N, N . ahleetaht, seeahdas res erhaht, ih aaversis i 3 gf . ,aerfayiam as selaeiafa praeheht, deleetaht I' l ' ' 'L 5 'J delhi heh iiapediaht faris, perhaetaht hahiseahz, yh i i .y iff l ' , , , ' p,, X periyrihahtar rastieahtar. h 4 f RJ , l H I 6ieera--Pre .Arehia Paeta Oratia t , , Q5 I x Q 1 ...these studies strehytheh yaath ahd deliyht ' ' ' A f ala aye, they are ah arhafheht ta ,arasperity -3 ' 'I it f K ahd ia adversity offer refaye and selaee, theyg T i ,ff y ' iteliyht as at heme, aut af daars they are ha l ' l a g H Y l l N f , . hihdrahee, they spehd the hiyht with as, aha 1 I f - N l with as they travel ahd ya ihta the eaahtry. r V '- e XY ' ' 6ieera is aratieh eh hehah af the ,aeet ,4rehias 1 f fy f 'fl , f? 5 A T' - -li? T V , ' K W 25 1 F he 44 - T I ?aealty-Harriealahz ' M69 Mrs. Arthur Dunaway Engl! I1 The English department stresses the five communications skills of listening, thinking, reading, writing, and speaking. The department also gives a greater knowledge and understanding of World literature, American literature, and English literature. English is required four years at CHS. M.s,E., M.A.g English iv No, LORD OF THE FLIES is not a W , 7 gruesome book. Mrs. Dale Ingram B.A.g English II, Journalism Now here's Winchester Cathedral. .v Q1 1 'K 8 Mrs. Miriam Grigsby M.S.E,5 English IV Ji, Mrs. John Simmons B.S.E.g English III 'fx KK. Mrs. B9Ilt0Il B.S.E.g English III, IV f: ax You have a point there. Mrs. Dale Ingram teaches English II. Miss Cheryl Denton B,S.E.g English II Mr. Jerry Bradford B.S,E.g Geography Mr. John Simmons B.S.E.3 World History, American History - -.,... .N ,Z- 'j, . , f 1:4 Y .gk Mrs. B. A. Lewis Wait'11 you hear this one M.A.g Government, World History 5 x I'11 race you to the top. Mrs. Gregory Selig . AKA fa p ap, -NL B.S.E.g American History aria! tudies Designated with the purpose of making better citizens for the world of tomorrow, a social studies program, varying from the study of ancient history to family relationships and constituted of American and World Histories, Geography, and Government, is offered to the CHS students. 9 The increasing role of television in education. l , Mr. George Turner B,A,g World History rf me Q Mr. Joe Fred Young M.S,E.3 Senior Math Mr. Doyle Jackson B.S.E.g Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry M afhemafics A Wide selection of math courses is offered at CHS, even though only one year of math is required. The courses offered are: Algebra I and II, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, and Senior Math. These courses are designed to challenge a stu- dent'S thinking ability. V 62, 582 firms' 507 Mr. A. C. Anderson j'2 ?3 da B,S.g Advanced Math 5 1 Z ff f I PYTHAGORAS f v I f ' 'la g I A is Mrs. Frank Koon M.S.E.g Algebra II, Advanced Math .0, 2 -fa ay L Qaivff ff! 3, A Mrs. Clauton 'Lam ey P342 4 G A ' B.A.g Math ' Q 62 , , 33 75 'av 6362 73 'x J X .Lz'5' f V 'J J qv Cf: 14h Q if ' p ,wg ai' 'Q-4. Q cava, ' ,,,,i,fff ,m-,I liff Allfffgj , Y , f' EUCLID Mr. Wallace Scott B.S.E.g Geometry, Senior Math w. v. How to succeed In Business without really trying. fiance In CHS students may elect to take three major laboratory sciences. These are biology, chemistry, and physics. The scientific experiments tried and studied are interestingg the lab equipments, ex- cellentg the subjects, fascinating. High school is an opportune time to exper- iment with the different sciences and to decide whether one's future career may lie somewhere in the many-sided fields of science. Mrs. Ray Kinser B.S.H,E., M.S.g Biology + Mr. Don Dixon M.S.E,3 Biology For tense, tired muscles, try Ben-Gay. But I DID Study! an 59.5 - a 5:5 , it .rearing 5532955 - a agreeing E':,?.,5:1if-ie . V iii f 0 Mr. A, C, Anderson B,S,g Chemistry, Physics Mrs. James Clayton M.A.g Latin gorcigu Zanguages During the first year of Latin, students study grammar 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. Mrs. Farris adjusts Carolyn Thompson's earphones. ITIPXICB Mrs. Jeff Farris B.S.E,, M.A.g Spanish I, II, gl III Reading from Hola, Isabel . Mrs. Kenneth Spatz B.A., M.S.E.3 Typing, Shorthand Cyping and Shvrfluznd Although typing is offered only one year, one may learn more advanced skills in typing by taking short- hand. Shorthand students learn not only how to take dictation, but also important secretarial skills. Short- hand teaches a skill which is valuable in almost any occupation. Mrs. Spatz prepares the class for a timed writing. Dictating to shorthand class Mr. James Hickman M,E.3 Introduction to Business Distributive Education fufroduclim in Husincss Disfribufizfc fdumfiou 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. Distributive education, through which students attend classes and work part time downtown, is on-the-job training. Mr. Hickman shows James Lane and Larry Lachowsky how to work a business machine. Home ffcvnomic Girls learn, through study and ap- plication, the basic mechanics of home- making: interior decoration, childcare, home nursing, entertaining in the home, and the creation of a cheerful, friendly atmosphere in the homes. Sandy 'Pooh' sewing? aw Mrs. Leroy Summers B.S.E.g Home Economics And this, girls, is material. Vmztivmzl Agriculture Industrial Arts Industrial arts teaches students hand and machine Wood working. With the realization that farming has become more mechanized, Conway High School places more emphasis on the use and care of farm machinery and shop. Larry Lachowsky learning skills in welding Mr. J. F. Pew M,E,5 Agriculture Sophomore boys in shop. Speech Speech, an elective course, is offered one year at CHS., Poise, expression, good grooming, and a true appreciation of drama are only the beginning of the goals for which speech students strive. Speech class deals mainly with public speaking and subjects relating to it. The techniques of being a successful speaker are studied, discussed, and practiced. I didn't want to discuss this in the first place. Mrs. Warren Oliver B.A,g Speech Some of these speeches really get to you www Mr. C, J. Robinson M,S,E.g Economics Mr. Joe Fred Young M.S.E.g Economics at iz-f H R Q i X'a,,,,, ., , X X P yclmlvgy and wmwzic Psychology helps students to understand themselves and others. Economics deals with the financial situation of the United States. Mr. Jerry Bradford B,S,E,g Psychology Now what's this got to do with Economics? Mrs. Ben Vann B,S,E,, M.S.g Vocal Music Music The Music Department of Conway High School includes the Band and the Glee Club. The Band helps promote school spirit by performing in pep assem- blies, at football games, and in many other school functions. The Glee Club presents the Christmas program and several other assembly programs throughout the year. It also performs at various civic clubs in our town. Mr. Russell Langston M,E,g Band Director Mrs. Ingram looks over the work of Betty Ethridge and Jeannie Lester. jaurnulism and Llmrbvok The Journalism class publishes the WAMPUS CAT once a month. The difficult job of balancing the budget, planning layout, and writing copy was formerly direc- ted by Mrs. Patterson, and is now directed by Mrs. Dale Ingram. Another important work in our school is the year- book. This is a book full of memories and activities that highlight the year. Mrs. Arthur Dunaway is the sponsor. Betty Ethridge and Andy Dean seek help from Mrs. Patterson. Mrs. Dunaway explains the composition of a picture for the yearbook. Mr. C. D, Taylor B,S,E.3 Boys' P.E., Sr. Athletics Mrs. James Boardman B.S,E.g Girls' Physical Education Girls in action Physical! Sducativu Physical Education includes many worth- while activities. Students learn games that develop coordination, health, and skill. Physical fitness, tumbling, and exercise drills are also included in the P.E. program, but most im- portant, is the development of good sportsman- ship. if .T Mr. Dennis Fulmer M.S.E.g Athletic Director AK pdl len pn my ' Zow Miss Fredia Cummings M.A.g Librarian Guidance Kounseling Guidance Counselling at CHS plays a big part in our lives. It helps us determine the courses we will take and sometimes even what vocation we will follow. lfibrary and fudy Ha!! The study hall and library are in con- necting rooms which provide students a quiet place to study with reference material readily available. Under Miss Fredia Cummings' super- vision, the library is equipped with the latest maps, newspapers, magazines, and books. Mrs. Kenneth Wilcox Guidance Counselor S Mrs. Miriam Scott, Director of Reading Lab. Getting ready for the next class. As They Really A Eating 1unch'? Dream girl of '68 Would you believe five? i Say cheese. X ,f w 1 a --..... But my hands are dirty! AiU't that Cute? What! 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As the Forum was the pulse beat of Rome, the basis of all activity at CHS is found in the student body. Che mint 611155 af 1968 Senior class officers: Vice-President, Kenne Ketchesideg Treasurer, Lanny Noggleg Secretary, Pat Havensg President, Bruce Joyner. 15+-ln' LL The Senior Class of 1968 worked hard to better the Bessie Bradley and Charlotte Camp pause for a school spirit. picture during a class break. Davld Anthony Linda Allen Pam Alhson Larry Bane Betty Bartley Charles Abbott Darlene Acklin Debby Alewine Don Baker Paula Anthony Brenda Beene Linda Beene Terry Bishop Gene Bartley Ted Beaty nil 'Y' ibn. J .,-ed' Annie Bland Bobby Blankenship Karen Blythe Allen Brannon D onna Brenske Blake Browning Carolyn Burnette Charlotte Camp Linda Bradke Bessie Bradley Eddie Brown Ladell Brown Sandra Brown Royce Brown Sandy Bright Martha Canady Kay Carter John Carter Sharon Clements FY ini s A ,' . ef Dav1d Chamberhn Marva Chandeler Tommy Clements A Robert Cogde-11 S1dney Connell Nancy Conner Dlck Clsne Karen Clements RG A X Frank Cooper Otis Cornett George Covington 0. 43 'U' ,Q ii BFUC6 Davis Mike Davis Rick Farley Phyllis Finney Owen Floyd Louise Cummins Emma Jean Daves Andy Dean Sam Dow Delores Dunn Betty Ethridge f 1 Ralph Crawford Debbie Crowley Flordia Cummins Brenda Day ,, ,k..,, --.Q 9451 k,f. V.,,.,,,. Rex Floyd Kay Flynt Vernita French if-ar -qggxr , fp. , sk ,mi mug, 19 ses., J Y' W-, ...gyn- Phylhs Gilmore ,fa V 4 R. kg M Vi ii Kay Fronabarger Ronnie Fulmer ,-MH Judi Gore Sandra Graham Arthur Gatewood .s s Tim Gray m ' ROY Greiner MXL, Judy Grimes X ivy - 'f' . ' 3 L' M IE: - hrr y r ueru euuy eeee i Curtis Gatewood Bill Groth R icha rd Gwin L Mary Nell Hall l ' rw- V ww., zyw JF? Ken Heffington Harold Helton Cheryl Hancock Sam Harvey Pat Havens Catherine Henze Claude Henderson Alan Henry Bill Hood L Ken Horton Haskell Huffines Gall Herrlng Frank Hightower George H111 Janie Holcomb K Cynthia Hukill Richard Isaacs Chuck Jackson Josephine Jackson David Jones Eddie Jones r Roger Starkey, B111 Groth, Ricky Willbanks, Blake Browning, and Andy Dean enjoy the first edition of the school paper. Bruce Joyner Q. Judy Koon Larry Lachowsky Thimothy Lasker Don Lesslie Jeannie Lester D1ck Kmg Aanen Knutsen James Lane Robert Langford Linda Lasker Martha Lasker Jerry Jump Jeannie Keathley Kenne Ketcheside Barbara L3119 Joe Lester Alex Lieblong Bob Ligon JO9 MCCTG3. Pat L1nv111e Dinah Ludwick Tommy Mabry Sandy Maddox Candy Ludy iffy .-.-1' Larry Mahar Sue Major Joe McCollum Larry Maltbia Mike Martin Nellie Martin Mlke Moore Charlene Moorehead Rosemary Neff Courtney Mattison Cathy Maxey Jim Montgomery I! ..--all Jo Freddie Morgan Donna Iwchols Larry N1ChO1S Donna N1cho1son Lanny Noggle John Paul Morton Jim Nolen David Paladino Jim Palmer 5 Betty Patterson Carolyn Pearson Joyce Percell Charles Pittman Tom Perry Bill Permenter Penny Pratt ,,,,,..r cert? K ew- 9 Bobby Price Tommy Price Jamie Prothro Y1 ,,fI7' Addie Piggee Jackie Pike Greg Rawn Gaylon Ray John Ray qw 'ig WW 'K mg Q31 J Sylvia Reed Trudy Reed Reva Jo Reedy Becky Roebuck R1cky Re1d wi 4-up Mary Ann Rhodes Margaret Roland ADDR Rossi Karen Ridgely ,.,.m5r ...Ay Jimmy Roberts Loyd Ryan Vernel Ryan Patti Satterwhite Beula Rossl Larry Rowe ,,.,.....-v Marion Settle Keith Shidler Shannon Shock Sandra Smith Donna Smith Gene Sm1th Ted Smith L oretta Spears fungi' 45. ww Kay Smith t Charles Speer Roger Starkey Roscoe Smith Jeanette Stephens Don Stout Mike Stout is---.av .Q Kf Raym ond Thom ps on Bentley Stracener Margaret Strain Henry Terrell Calvin Terry Kathy Thompson Tommy Thompson Terry Bishop receives his senior ring from Mrs. Coy Turner WW Conway man dies in wreck Stephen Allen Steve Webb, 39, of Conway was killed yesterday in a one- vehicle accident on Interstate 40 near Morrilton, the Arkansas State Police said. State Trooper Tim Carter said Webb was eastbound in a 1982 Toyota Corolla when the car ran off the road and overturned. Webb was thrown from the vehicle. Seat belts were not in use, Carter said. The accident occurred about 6:40 a.m. Born Feb. 18, 1950, at Conway, a son of Mrs. Eula Judy Nooner Webb of Conway and the late Jesse Ray Webb, he was an assistant systems technician at Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., a member of Pleasant Grove Baptist Church and the husband of Mrs. Maureen Cain Webb. Other survivors are two sons, Austin and Cody Webb, both of Conway, a daughter, Miss Jessica Webb of Con- way, and two brothers, Ralph Owen Webb and John Ed Webb, both of Conway. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Roller-McNutt Chapel with the Rev. John Greer officiating. Burial will be in Crestlawn Memorial Park. - Pallbearers will be Ricky Reid, Johnny Ray, John Ford, Jack Bailey, Buzz Ball and Jim Boshears. Family visitation will be from 7 to 8 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home. K J Gerald Thurman Brenda Tucker Linda Varner Steve Webb , auf' Jimmy Veasely Cindy Walker we a, S-W4 - .,.,- 4 i in - W : 'e ' Betty Weeks Keith West Brenda White David White Lena Walker John Robert Ward we . , , -X f ' v. . 3 in- .xp 2' - 1,4 :Ui Witte w. Is! 'F ,mf yi 5 , ' KT Eff . N 15 K K :,- : vw ' N Lynn White Melvin White Lynda Whitley Marion Wright 1 N Irene Wieczorek Cathy Willbanks James Willbanks Ricky Willbanks Russell Williams Mary Ann Wilson Phyllis Woodard Francie Wooley Senior boys take time to talk during the lunch break. Shannon Shock, Russell Williams, and Jim Montgomery are a few of the CHS students who at- tended the bonfires this year, Karen Blythe and Sandy Bright stop at their During BEAT NLR week ROE'-121' Starkey, like H13-HY lockers during the class break, other CHS students, decorated his car for the car parade. Senior ,Avfiviiie ABBOTT, CHARLEY transferred from Alabama, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Band 1, 2, U.N. Delegate 4. National Honor So- ciety 4. ACKLIN, DARLENE Science Club, Math Club, Glee Club, FHA, Library Club, Drama Club. ALEWINE, DEBBY Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, Latin Club 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Annual Staff 3,4. ALLEN, LINDA Band 1,2,3,4, Library Club 4, Latin Club 3,4. ALLISON, PAM Latin Club 2,3,4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. ANTHONY, DAVID Band 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Latin Club 2,3, Who's Who 3,4. ANTHONY, PAULA Peppers Club 2,3, 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 4, Spanish Club 2,3, Pep Squad 1. BAKER, DON BANE,LARRY BARTLEY, BETTY Annual Staff 4. BARTLEY, GENE Track 1, Basket- ball 1, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Cross Coun- try 4. BEATY, TED BEENE, BRENDA FHA i,2,a,4, Latin Club3. BEENE, LINDA Wampusettes 2,3, Ma- jor of Wampusettes 4, Member of Wam- pusette Council 4, Latin Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Student Council Assembly Chairman 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Who's Who 4, Girls' State Delegate 3, Office Worker 3, Inter-Club Council 4, Hon- orary Member of Pepper's Club 4, Out- standing Student 4. BISHOP, TERRY BLAND, ANNIE Science Club, Glee Club, Math Club, FHA, Library Club 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Girls' State 3, Outstanding Student 4. BLANKENSHIP, BOBBY Library Club 1,2, Annual Staff 1, Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3. BLYTHE, KAREN Beauty Revue 4, Stu- dent Council 1, Honor Society 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, FHA 3,4, Glee Club 3, Who's Who 3,4, Homecoming Maid 4, National Honor Society 4. BRADKE, LINDA Pepper's Club 2, Wampusettes 3,4, Office Worker 4. BRADLEY, BESSIE FHA 2,3,4. BRANNON, ALLEN Band 1,2,3,4, Span- ish Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4. BRENSKE, DONNA Pepper's Club 4, Latin Club, Spanish Club, U.N. Dele- gate. BRIGHT, SANDY Wampusettes 2,3,4, Student Council 2, Who's Who 3,4. BROWN, EDDIE BROWN, LaDALL BROWN, ROYCE BROWN, SANDRA FHA 2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Inter- Club Council 4. BROWNING, BLAKIE Latin Club 2,3, Key Club 2,3,4, Library Club 1, Stu- dent Council 1,2, Who's Who 2,3,4, Football 1, Football Manager 2, Bas- ketball Manager 1,2, BURNETTE, CAROLYN Deca 3,4. CAMP, CHARLOTTE CANADY, MARTHA Pep Squad 1, FHA 2,3,4, Pepper's Club 4. CARTER, JOHN Red Cross 1, Library Club 1, Football Manager 1,2, Track Manager 1,2,,Key Club 2,3,4. CARTER, KAYE Band 1,2,3, spanish Club 1,2,3, Latin Club 3,4, Honor So- ciety 3,4, Wampus Cat Paper 4, U.N. Delegate 4. CARTER, RONALD CHAMBERLIN, DAVID Football 2, Of- fice Worker 1, Spanish Club, Deca 3, Library Club 1, FFA 4. CHANDLER, MARVA CISNE, DICK Football 1,2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Who's Who 4, Latin Club 2, 3,4. CLEMENTS, KAREN Jr. Red Cross 1, Pep Squad 1, FHA 2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Peppers Club 4, Wampus Cat Paper 4. CLEMENTS, SHARON Office Worker 1, Jr. Red Cross 1, Pep Squad 1, FHA 2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Peppers Club 4, Wampus Cat Paper 4. CLEMENTS, TOMMY Latin Club 2,3, 4, Honor Society 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Of- fice Worker 4. COGBURN, DENNY transferred from Califomia. COGDELL, ROBERT Deca 4. CONNELL, SIDNEY Student Council 1, Jr. Red Cross 1, Spanish Club 2,3, FHA 2,3,4. CONNER, NANCY Jr. Red Cross 1,2, Latin Club 2,3,4, Wampusettes 2, Stu- dent Council 2,4, Girls' State 3, Cheer- leader 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Peppers Club 3,4, Whols Who 4, Office Worker 4. COOPER, FRANK Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2. CORNETT, OTIS Glee Club 1,3, FFA 1,2,3,4, Football 2, Basketball 3, Stu- dent Council 3. COVINGTON, GEORGE Deca 3,4. CRAWFORD, RALPH FFA 1, Science Club 1, Spanish Club 2,4, Key Club 4, Cross Country 4, Track 4. CROWLEY, DEBBIE Glee Club 3. CUMMINGS, LOUISE DAVES, EMMA JEAN Library Club 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Jr. Red Cross 1, Span- ish Club 2,3, DAVIS. BRUCE transferred from Lon- oke, Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2, FFA 1,2,3, Track 1, Student Council 1. DAVIS, MIKE Student Council 1, Foot- ball 1, Basketball 1, Who's Who 1, FFA 2,3,4, Office Worker 4, Spanish Club 3. DAY, BRENDA Student Council 1, Office Worker 1, Choir 1, Honor Society 1, FHA 1,2,3, Library Club 2,3, Girls' State 3. DEAN, ANDY Football 1, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, Jr. Red Cross 1, Span- ish Club 2,3, Key Club 3,4, Cabco Board of Directors 3, Wampus Cat Paper 4, Who's Who 4. DOW, SAMMY Band 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4. DUNN, DELORES Office Worker 1, Jr. Red Cross 1, Wampusettes 2,3,4, Span- ish Club 2, Deca 4. ETHRIDGE, BETTY Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3, 4, March of Dimes 1,2,3,4, Honorary Member of Pepper's Club 2,3,4, Office Worker 4, Student Council 4, Student Council Secretary 4, Girls' State Dele- gate 3, Who's Who 4, Wampus Cat Pa- per 4, Beauty Revue 4. FARLEY, RICKEY FINNEY, PHYLLIS Office Worker 1, FHA 3,4, Class Officer 2. FLOYD, OWEN Football 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2, Track Manager 1, Student Council 2,3, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Key Club 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Boys' State 3, Inter Club Council 4. FLOYD, REX Latin Club 3,4. FLYNT, KAY Library Club 1, Latin Club 2,3,4, Peppers Club 4, Who's Who 4. FRENCH, VERNITA FRONABARGER, KAY Office Worker 1, Peppers Club 2, Latin Club 2,3,4, Wampusettes 3,4, Student Council 4, Annual Staff 4, Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Who's Who 4, Latin Club Treasurer 3. FULMER, RONNIE Football 1,3,4, Track 1, Office Worker 1. GATEWOOD, ARTHUR GATEWOOD, CURTIS Glee Club 1, Personality Club 1, FFA 1, Science Club 1, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Key Club 4. GILMORE, PHYLLIS Glee Club 1, Li- brary Club 2,3,4, FHA 2,3,-4. GIV AN , ROBERT GORE, JUDY Pep Squad 1, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3, Latin Club 3, 4. GRAHAM, SANDRA Pep Squad 1, Red Cross 1,2,3, FHA 2,3,4, Wampusettes 4, Office Worker 4. GRAY, TIM transferred from Benton 3, Golf 3,4. GRIENER, ROY GRIMES, JUDY GROTH, BILL GWIN, RICHIE National Honor Society 4. HALL, MARY NELL HAMMONS, FLORIDA HANCOCK, CHERYL Latin Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Peppers Club 3,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Business Manager 4. National Honor Society 4. HARVEY, SAM HAVENS, PAT Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,2,3, Red Cross 1, Latin Club 2,3,4, Peppers Club 2,3,4, Beauty Revue 2,3, Class Officer 2,3,4, Girls' State 3, Annual Staff 4, Who's Who 2,3,4. HEFFINGTON, KENNETH HELTON, HAROLD FFA 1, Football 2, Track 2, Deca 3,4. HENDERSON, CLAUDE HENRY, ALLAN HENZE, CATHERINE Pep Squad 1, Annual Staff 1, Red Cross 1, All-State Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Library Club 3, Girls' State 3, Peppers Club 2,3, Latin Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 4, Band 4, Who's Who 4, Outstanding Student 4. HERRING, GAIL HIGHTOWER, FRANK Football 1, Bas- ketball 1,2,3. HHJL, GEORGE Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 3,4. HOLCOMB, JANIE Spanish Club 1,2, Latin Club 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 1. HOLLIMAN, CLIFFORD HOLLOWAY, KAY HOOD, BILL National Honor Society 4. HORTON, KEN HUFFINES, HASKELL HUKILL, CYNTHIA Annual Staff 1, Band 2,3,4, All-State 3, Latin Club 2,3,4, Li- brary Club 2,3,4, Girls' State 3, Honor Society 3,4, Red Cross 1,2. ISSACS, RICHARD Deca 3,4, Spanish Club1. JACKSON, CHARLES JACKSON, JOSEPHINE JOHNSON, MIKE JOHNSON,PAT JOHNSON, PAUL JONES, DAVID JONES, EDDIE JOYNER, BRUCE Football 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2, Student Council 1, Library Club 2, Who's Who 3,4, Class Officer 4. JUMP, JERRY French Club 1,2,3, Sci- ence 1,2,3, FHA 1, Monitor's Club 2,3, Cheerleader 2,3, Annual Staff 3, Girls, State 3, Beauty Revue 4, National Honor Society 4. KETCHESIDE, KENNE KING, DICK Student Council 1,2,3,4, Football 1, Track 1, Class Officer 2, Key Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Who's Who 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Boys' State 3, Outstanding Student 4. KING, LARRY KNEUTSEN, AANEN KOON, JUDY Red Cross 1, Office Worker 1, Latin Club 2,3,4, Wampu- settes 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Girls, State 3, Student Council 4, Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4, Wampusette Council 4, Who's Who, Outstanding Stu- dent 4. LACHOWSKY, LARRY LANE, BARBARA National Honor Society 4. LANE, JAMES transfer from Louisi- ana, Art Club 1, Band Manager 3, An- nual Staff 4. LANGFORD, ROBERT Band 1,2,3,4, Football 4. LASKER, LINDA Pep Squad 1, NHA 2, 3,4, Drama Club, Math Club, Science Club, Choir 1,3,4. LASKER, MARTHA LASKER, TIMOTHY LESLIE,DON LESTER, JEANNIE Latin Club 2,3,4, Office Worker 4, Red Cross 1,2, Wam- pus Cat Paper 4, Wampusettes 2,3,4, Captain 4, Who's Who 4, Outstanding Student 4. LESTER,JOE LEIBLONG, ALEX LIGON, BOB National Honor Society 4. LINNVILLE, PAT transfer from Clin- ton, Cheerleader 2, FHA 1,2,3,4, Class Officer 1, Library Club 1,2. LUDWICK, DINAH Student Council 1,2, Red Cross 1, Beauty Revue 2,3, Latin Club 2,3,4, Class Officer 2, Wampu- settes 2, Cheerleader 3,4, Honor So- ciety 3,4, Girls' State 3, Annual Staff 4, Who's Who 4, Homecoming Maid of Hon- or 4, Outstanding Student 4. LUDY, CANDY Spanish Club 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Squad 1. MCCULLUM, Jos Mccov, w. LANE Mccnov, JOE T. MCDANIEL, CHARLENE MCGRAW. TERESA transfer from Texas, FHA 1,2,3,4, Library Club 2,3, Honor Society 1,2,3,4. MABRY, TOMMY Football 1,2,3,4, Track 3. MADDOX, SANDY Glee Club 2,3,4, MAHAR, LARRY Spanish Club 2,3,4. MAJOR, SUE transfer from Heber Springs, FHA 1,2,4, Class Officer 2. MALTIBA, LARRY MARTIN, MIKE Honor Society 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4. MATTISON, COURTNEY Student Coun- cil 1, Glee Club 1, FFA 1,2,3, Basket- ball 1, Science Club 1, Spanish Club 2, Deca 4. MAXEY, CATHEY Homecoming Queen 4, Latin Club 4, Spanish Club 2,3, Stu- dent Council 1,3,4, Beauty Revue 3,4, Girls' State 3, Honor Society 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Who's Who 3, Red Cross 1, Inter-Club Council 4, Outstanding Stu- dent 4. MITCHELL, JOE MONTGOMERY, JIM Key Club 4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, 3, National Honor Society 4. MOORE, MIKE MORGAN, FREDDIE FFA 3,4, Office Worker 4. MOOREHEAD, CHARLENE transfer from Sequoia, Latin Club 4, Pepper's Club 4. MORTON, JOHN NEFF, ROSEMARY Band 1,2,3,4, Stu- dent Council 1,2,4, Annual Staff 1, Beauty Revue 2,4, Honor Society 3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Who's Who 4. NICHOLS, DONNA Cheerleader 1, Span- ish Club 2,3,4, FHA 2,3,4. NICHOLS, LARRY Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1, Library Club 1, Whois Who 2,4. NICHOLSON, DONNA Pep Squad 1, Spanish Club 2,3,4, FHA 2,3,4. NOGGLE, LANNY Basketball 1, Foot- ball Manager 3,4, Golf Team 3,4, Key Club 4, Class Officer 4, Whois Who 4. NOLEN, JIMMY PALADINO, DAVID PALMER, JIMMY Track 1,2, Football 1. PATTERSON, BETTY Red Cross 1, Pep Squad 1, Latin Club 2,3,4, Peppers Club 2,3,4, Library Club 2, Girls' State 3, Annual Staff 4, U.N. Delegate 4. PEARSON, CAROLYN Spanish Club 2, 3,4, Pep Squad 1, Annual Staff 1, Wam- pus Cat Paper 4, Peppers Club 4, Red Cross 1,2,3. PERCELL, JOYCE FHA 1,2,3, Math Club 1, Office Worker 1, Track 1. PERMENTER, BILL FFA 2, Deca 3,4, PERRY, TOM PIGGEE, ADDIE Library Club 1,4, Science Club 1, Math Club 1, FHA 1,3, 4, Glee Club 1,4, Wampus Cat Paper 4. PIKE,.IACKIE PITTMAN, BUZZ Band 1,2, Deca 3,4. PRATT, PENNY FHA 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Red Cross 1,2,3,4. PRICE, BOBBY Basketball 1,2, Stu- dent Council 1,2, Deca 4, Football 1. PRICE, TOMMY PROTHRO, JAMIE Glee Club 1, Pep Squad 1, Latin Club 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 4. RAWN, GREG Golf 2,3,4, Key Club 2, 3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Student Council 2,3. RAY, GAYLON Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Major 4, FFA 2, Peppers Club 4. RAY, JOHNNY Football 1,2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Who's who 3,4, Mr. C.H.s. 4. REED, SYLVIA Glee Club l,2,3,4, FHA 2,3,4. REED, TRUDY REEDY, REVA JO Glee Club l, Red Cross 1,2, FHA 1,2,4. REID, RICKEY RHODES, MARY ANN Office Worker 4, Glee Club 1. RIDGELY, KAREN Wampusettes 2,3,4, Captain 4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Wampus Cat Paper 4, Red Cross 1,2. ROBERTS, JIMMY ROEBUCK, BECKY Latin Club 2, Pep- pers Club 3,4, FHA 2,3,4, Annual Staff 4. ROLAND, MARGARET Library Club 3,4, ROSSI, ANNA Annual Staff 2, Library Club 1,2, Class Officer 2. ROSSI, BEULA Annual Staff 2, Library Club 1,2. ROWE, LARRY Band 1,2,3,4. RYAN, LARRY RYAN, LOYD Key Club 3,4, Latin Club 2, Football 1, Basketball 1,2, Track 1, 2,3,4, Golf 3,4, Student Council 2, Li- brary Club 1. RYAN, VERNEL SATTERWHITE, PATTI Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, FHA 2,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Pep- pers Club 4, Red Cross 1,2,3, Beauty Revue 3, Homecoming Maid 3. SHIEDLER, KEITH Band 1,2,3,4, All- State3,4. SETTLE, MARION Basketball 8: Track Manager 1, Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4. SHOCK, SHANNON Basketball 1, Track 1, Cross Country 2, Golf 3,4, Key Club 3,4. SMITH, DONNA Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 1, Pep Squad 1, Spanish Club 2, Honor Society 3,4, FHA 2,3,4. SMITH, GENE SMITH, KAREN SMITH, SANDRA SMITH, ROSCOE Glee Club 1, Person- ality Club 1, FFA 1, Spanish Club 2,3,4. SMITH, TED SPEARS, LORETTA Pep Squad 1, Red Cross 1, FFA 2,3,4, Wampusettes 4. SPEER, CHARLES Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Honor Society 3. STANLEY, THOMAS STARKEY, ROGER Football 1,2, Bas- ketball I, Track 1,2, Student Council 1, 2,3,4, Library Club 1, Key Club 2,3,4, Who's Who 4. STEPHENS, JANETTE Office Worker 1,4, Peppers Club 2, Wampusettes 3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Library Club 1, Na- tional Honor Society 4. STOUT, DON transferred from Cali- fomia, Football 1,2,3, Track 1, Deca 4, Key Club 4, Inter-Club Council. STOUT, MIKE Latin Club 1,2,3,4, An- nual Staff 4. STRAIN, MARGARET STRASNER, B.J. transfer from Mt. Home, Football 1,2,3,4. TERRELL, HENRY FFA 2,3, Deca 4. TERRY, CALVIN THOMPSON, KATHY Library Club 1, Peppers Club 2, Wampusettes 3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Office Worker l,4. THOMPSON, RAYMOND THOMPSON, TOMMY THURMAN, GERALD FFA 2,3, Deca 4. TUCKER, BRENDA VARNER, LINDA Student Council 1, Wampusettes 2, Spanish Club 3, Honor Society 3,4, Spanish Award 1967. WALKER, CINDY transferred from Florida. WALKER, LENA Pep Squad 1, FHA 1, 2,3,4, Library Club 1,4, Science Club 1, Math Club 1, Glee Club, Wampus Cat Paper 4. WARD, JOHN Student Council 1, Office Worker 1, Key Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 3,4, Inter-Club Coun- cil 4, Honor Society 3,4, Vice Presi- dent 4, Annual Staff 4, Who's Who Edi- wr . WEBB, STEVE WEEKS, BETTY Glee Club 1,2,3, Beauty Revue 2,3,4, Who's Who 2,4, Wampusettes 3, Cheerleader 4, Pep- pers Club 4, Annual Staff 4. WEST, KEITH Football 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Who's Who 4. WHITE, BRENDA transfer from Flor- ida, FHA 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,3, Library Club 4. WHITE, DAVID WHITE, LYNN Glee Club 1,2, Peppers Club 4, FHA 4, Annual Staff 4. WHITE, MELVIN Band 1,2,3,4, All- State 4, Annual Staff 1, Spanish Club 2, 3,4, Latin Club 3,4, Boys' State 3, Hon- or Society 3,4, WHITLEY, LINDA Wampusettes 2,3, Student Council 3, FHA 2, Spanish Club 2. WIEZOROK, IRENE WILLBANKS, JAMES WILLBANKS, CATHEY WILLBANKS, RICKY Football 1, Li- brary Club 1, Student Council 2,4, Pres- ident of Student Council 4, Who's Who 4, Inter-Club Council 4, Outstanding Student 4. WILLIAMS, RUSSELL Football 1,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, President 4, Class Officer 3, Student Council 4, Boys' State 3, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Key Club 3,4, Whots Who, Outstanding Student 4. WILSON, MARY ANN Band l,2,3,4, FHA 2,3,4. WOODARD, PHYLLIS WOOLEY, FRANCIE Office Worker 1,2, Student Council 2. WRIGHT, MARTHA WRIGHT, MARION Seuirfr 258. . . Without us the senior class would be nothing . . .'? fir- ' 5 SCHOOL A cross-section of brains , . . it Riff' i i 2 is QETS, ,BQLL OUT' Dinah backs the Cats. ALA-.fx 'N X N. J I ? L W- 'f'. ffm-cl' '- W 'i N if A , is The race is on. The pause that refreshes . . . if refer Did you say William Stout, you've pushed that button one time too You bet we'11 make it to the 61 Bower? many. convention! 611155 fff 196 9 President . . Allan Stewart Vice-President . . . Steve Fulmer Treasurer . . Jack Hendrickson Secretary . . RuthOWen Kai M K? J mi, X Q iv 14160 IU' N-4... ri? W-.AA rx hiv i :,' 2. .. .' Jqvg if iv ,, at Acuff, Belinda Allison, Richard Bailey, Mary Jane Bailey, Pam Baker, Barbara Balenton, Robert Barnes, Cathy Bartlett, Kenneth Bass, Elizabeth Bell, Bob Berry, Kenneth Boles, Karen i. 4 1 1 . , ,is K.k: 1 2 we Q , 'zr 3 nge M I apiwsv' .t Ji, 1 'vii 1,8 WIN: S f K , A A J' ,QF Camp, Diane Cargile, Gene Carter, Gloria Carter, Susie Christopher, Ricky Clark, Dennis Clay, Linda Clements, Cecil Clements, Nancy Cook, Lanny Cornwell, Dian Cowan, William 17 .4l' P .N ,,,. if .. 6 ff! Boone, Wayne Bowie, Wilda Bowlin, Vickie Boyer, Lane Bradley, Terry Brewer, Larry Brown, Joyce Ann Bumpers, Johnny Burford, Henry Burnett, Nancy Burr, Gary Callihan, Carolyn A,- if N C rafton, Clare 3 Crawford, Donna i Crenshaw, Ernestine Crow, Sharon N Cummings, William , Davis, Adonncie 1 Davis, Curtis Lee Davis, Ellean Dickerson, Stan Dorsey, David i Dunaway, Jeff Edwards, Terry K 4 I fr- -- 53 iffuskf' w.1.stt uueiyiggff L t , sglz ,K S if .4 X X H' Lf, r,,:. f, 4 A 1 A I as-Q, 'Y' f V z 1 1 I i 1 RW? :YT vu-an 2- 7 A Af. ii I M h,,,..3i 1 ,ir ,Misfi- 'i hex '-Q 64 Edwards, Willie Falls, Tom Ferguson, Bill Ford, Barbara Frazier, Delbert Frizzell, Edward Fuller, Dwight Fulmer, Becky Fulmer, Steve Furgerson, Jim Garrett, Ricky Gatliff, Susan Givan, Bob Glazebrook Joe juniors M aka' Qricuds an Eampu Greene, Robin Gwatney, Gayla Halbrook, Janie Hall, Paula Hartley, Susie Heaslit, Jerry Henderson, Leon Hendrickson, Ja ck I Goff, Paula,Sue Gray, Don x lp Q, ac-,fJefjfL'L .1 ,4LfLf'Q'nflf WU 5 9 fb ll-JCYL CG fl , C-fufvn bvL1LJ- Loves. .,,L.fY LNJ CA-554 X1xA,1fA3L' VW- J MA, L C' iraq - bg, f ', 'i HPGL-x QS.-Q,,,aJ CLe.ex qu ikfl LQNJ ' L., if 'Vx Lk, 'L Cvix ' H'Xfv.x.Ci..K - gl E 4 o CvCl lfvv Cao-,Ll 'pc Ca.. Cvv of U L--Q wr' ' L- JL- L, k.QL-, ,1 1, f -by-x,o'vvk L. M. L U-fbc-f rl CA P'1kI'C My ,5,., Would you believe ---- Juniors waiting anxiously for the be1l??... 'fwfu'0 f ' f?1.4,,rw.,+.L,.3, ' H GX. I S , Wi 'ffwv .,. N, ,,,, ff H H 65 L, Lmfvxj, Hill, Pat Hill, Steve Hunnicutt, Hal Ingram, Ricky Isom, Jim Jenkins, Greg Johnson, Stella Jones, Allin Kelly, Robert Kendrick, Danny Keys, Becky Lambert, Tommy Landers, Della Lane, Jackie Lane, Steve Lasley, Cynthia Lindsey, Jo Linn, Mary Ann Loyd, Jimmy Loyd, Paul Ludy, Diane McEntarffer, Lo Mc Fadden, Anna McGinty, Diane McGinty, Rickey McKee, Janet McNabb, Steve Marshall, Randy Mason, Kenneth Matthews, Kent Mauterstock, Dia May, Danny Meachum, David Milburn, Bill Miller, Jimmi Mitchell, Wayne Mobley, Jejo Moore, Franklin Moore, Pam Morris, Billy Morris, Diane Morris, Lannell Neely, Susan Nesbitt, Janie New, Mike Ogden, Sharon Owen, Naomi Owen, Ruth Ile .. ., . ,,,, ' fi ik, . V' A if - 1 - ,. , SS? W Q- i ts ,, is ,, ,,, , 2i.Q its A .Li , A ,Y ,,,, , 2 .. . I rd' ii, 'jp 'ff Nw -,,..,gv sl., , , 'vi - 11 'Q 'ft W 5 I q nn K lin. . 'V . sg., :J gif wr nf' wwe., 'iw i WX Q juuiar H507 Haas! claw! ,virit 1- i 1 g, W Before the NLR game some Juniors tried to outdo the MIGHTY SENIORS with this sign. Paladino, Nancy Pearce, Janis Perkins, Donald Perkins, Ronald Pilgrim, Roydean Ragland, Gail Reed, Jerry Reifeiss, Gary Reno, Ann Reynolds, Judy Robbins, Wesley Robertson, Darlene ,CT:,, K ,. 'N ' 41' it , ,,,,fi fb . l me .Q eng I . 5' 'Q x 4' , K 1? ..-.v-H' .Fa- is if J- mg? 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Aviivitie Students Not Pictured: Allen, Richard Armstrong, Barbara Ann Atkinson, Lee Brown, Cleon Bunting, Raymond Burton, Ruthie Davis, Faye Duggar, Verna Lee Dukes, Mary Jean Ethridge, Larry Harris, James Lane, Bin Morgan, Michael Morris, Lavern Petty, Geneva Ann Ray, Bobby Stewart, Betty Tyus, Eartha Walker, Lynn Watkins, Edwin Wofford, Robert Nancy Burnett proudly displays the Latin Club sign worn by Nancy Clement's slave. Class officers-Left-to-rlght standing President J1m Wiedower, Vice-pres1dent Frank Shaw, sittmg Secretary, Ronnie Moore Treasurer Buddy Bright John Abbott Marcus Acklin Lee Adkinson John Allen Nona Allen Doris Anderson Bobby Andrews Eddie Anthes Jimmy Anthony Mary Ashby Tim Ayers James Baker Judy Bane Christy Barnes Janis Bartley Todd Bass we ' i V B f 1 B 2 43 fl? my , if L I , MU V X A W ,f l I . ., 1 VL I 2 ' -. VKA. J I kf iJ A B ,, Q. 'fr -Q' ' ' ,V T k . -0-I' Q ' . fi' 5 3 N ' B M ai m , . f . . VA . A Yi! i ,Q ' 1' N fi 2 ' . 'K- gn X E 1 K ,I i - D T in-.M i,, A it Sophomores catch up on the latest news each morning before school. fri' Cathy Bath Sandy Belk Joe Beene Jack Bell Andy Berry Geneva Blake Nancy Bowlin Geary Bradke Dickie Brady Karen Brazear Kay Brenske Wayne Brewer Linda Brewster Buddy Bright Ronnie Brown cuivr class af 1970 'Y wel . Ii ' ff k A 1 4 -K :1-: f 2f,,4vm-- p. K in 1 qv- K . be A V 'CN,ef2,51f-wwgsg ville 'iii far! - fwhq- fm. ff' ww .M I, ,, ,,,, Q ,, --ous.-U-...............-.... Q 'lx gf- 'H Z f if 3 . Ng, i, I 'E 4 xr Cf sg, W7 v Yr Y w Q QFVOOO nu. 4. a:+:.t....,. . 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TVL T Ll, 1 jk I I A R A , K, 4' .:f X xy 1, , e rf 4 1 Gary Jenkins David Johnson Jacalyn Johnson Debbie Jones Donna Jones Linda Jones Vicki Joyner Joeseph Keller Raymond Kelly Eddie Kendrick Mike King Phyllis King Clay Lamey Debbie Langford Exia Kasker Elwin Lasley 'V' 5 137 ' c. 5 . Q' we .gr 1, 2 I 'ki 'V W 4 4 i 'Y' L My A ' 5 S14 R M Keith Mathis Donna May Donnie Mode Bandy Moon Beckie Moore Ronnie Moore Marion Morris Melody Morrow Patty Mosely Keith Mullins Kay Noggle Sherry Norris Pam Nutter Mark O'Ke11y Owen J . Owen Brenda Owens it VW 5, 5 1. , f 2' . . V , E . a ,Elf A- 1 M X fi Marsha Lewis Jeannie Lowe Toy McCoy Hilda McDaniel Jimmy McDaniel Dwayne McDougal Don McGraw Joy McKee Nina McNutt David McPherson Bobby Mace Ray Martin Roger Martin Ritchie Massey Steve Matthews miar class af 1970 'S . 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Aww, P 2 if Q Q. euior class of 1970 X435 YJ' ,.,z 'Gig '17 Jo Nell The-ral Carolyn Thompson Phyllis Thompson Sherri Thompson Mary Lois Tillman 4 X +- 8 I 5 f X Barbara Turney David Vandament Ronnie Vaughn Mrytle Walker David Walls Judy Warren Becky Weeks Genith White Lorna Jo White Rosemary White Mildred Whitwortli Jimmy Wiedower Mary Nell Wilcox Bobby Williams Rusty Williams Val Williams Sandy Yates 79 Pictures Not Available: Donnie Beene Micheal Bunting Charles David Eddie David Louis Freeman Randall Fuller Suzanne Gatliff Richard Hammonds Roy Lee Johnson Joe Lasker Jean Mann Margaret Persons Nina Reece Barbara Smith Dennis Sublet Carolyn Wright Don't panic. CHS isn't all that bad! cnior class of 1970 Lava.- What is this? Are they really studying? 1 fff -QQUAJ A942455 fx + ' 'i9iXWsJw1gJamQcwJm5L l ugfbwoklfufowog wggsiu. 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'.!.'leY,.:a.F:.X 5 5' - 4 ' QIll!R2ifiQfE:4'i44Sv '.+i,!,1li ' ymlures The Appian Way, the most famous of the Roman roads, was the chief thoroughfare lead- ing to Rome. Each day it brought the people of many lands and various cultures to the City. As the Applan Way symbolizes the heterogeneousness of Rome, 'FEATURES includes the many facets of extracurricular activities of CHS. 81 Queen and her royalty reign over J-fi-Day Activities Queen Cathey Maxey and Maid of Honor Dinah Ludwick, who were chosen by the football team, and six maids chosen from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Classes, reign- ed over the 1967 Hi-Day activities. The Queen was crowned and the maids were presented to the Stu- dent Body during a morning assem- bly. The afternoon activities in- cluded a tea in the Home Economics cottage for the former lettermen. Queen Cathey was crowned again during the field ceremonies before the game with Benton. Despite the rain, the Wampus Cats defeated the Benton Panthers 13 to 0. The Hi-Day activities were rounded out with a dance in the Gymnasium put on by Peppers Club, during which Queen Cathey led her court in the annual Grand March. Maid of Honor Dinah Ludwick ' lp, 10 ., X ,X Senior Maid Karen Blythe Zi OO bo Senior Maid 83 Pat Havens ws. -jg, '- iw ' j s .S , .B 'a . Q M 6 ij, 4 Junior Maid Paula Hall X is M Sophomore Maid Nina M cNutt M? M gf ' P, jg., 1-f V . Jai' K ' Q X, ,f 4 , M lijjili Er , i K K U . , ff' mn' ff if'?i: 1 ' Wiziify, Junior Maid Carole Wood Sophomore Maid Sherry Norris 4 5 14 gd Queen Cathey and her royal court at coronation. ' Lettermen's coffee features the royalty. sr S it aww Q I 6 Cathey, Class of 68's Homecoming Queen. Queen Cathey and the Prime Minister? ex 1 fi ir :J f 1 A A' xii' if SST 5 K M sf? :E.A M if a and ,Miss 6 jalzuuy Kay A l Pal Havens 9 ii 23 f Wim? Who, 1968 The Who's Who competition is sponsored by the annual staff to recognize Various student personalities. all of whom were selected by student vote. For the first time the Most Beau- tiful and Most Handsome students were select- ed by television celebraties from ten CHS nom- inees. Wide student representation is assured, since no student can win in more than one cat- egory. The annual is privileged to pre s e nt the winners. 611155 Qawrilcs Junior Paula Hall and Steve Fulmer Senior Dinah Ludwick and Larry Nichols Sophomore Nina McNutt and Clay Lamey 1 y , ,Mast Likely In Sufcecd H-Wx, Catherine Henze and Russell Williams ,Most Sfemiuim' Mos! Dvpcudable Linda B e and Rick Willbanks w W 4 Rosemary Neff Hes! ,Athlete 1 T 4 A . ' v il Mike New l6'c' I Drfssvd at EHS 1 k. bw fy. L52 vpzfsfxgel-vm. . ' , aaa s:25?5m,, -,b,,aY,--:- ,wg 1 'Eiga . ws Kay Fronabarger . . . Runner-up Betty Ethridge . . . Runner-up Barbara Baker . - . Runner-up David y14c6'allum uf! c' ea 'e y Q were uf, Qk 9 i n N 1 w 4 1 1 X Sherry Norris. .. Runner-up 535 Ocean Avenue 1 Santa Monica California. 90402. lst February 1963. Dear Ir dard, I have finally received the photographs and have duly signed the one on the back that I choose to hold the title of Host Beautiful. May I offer my congratulations to the I winner and at the same time wish all the contestants every good fortune for the future. ' Thank you again for allowing me to be yaur judge. Yours very sincerely, M, do CM CAROL BUFZNETT January 31, 1968 Mr. John Robert Ward Wampus Cat Conway Public Schools Conway, Arkansas Dear John: Enclosed please find the young man we chose as the Most Handsome at CBS. I simply couldn't decide, so I asked the girls at CBS to help me. The one they chose won by two votes. Needless to say, you can see how close and how difficult it was to choose. I will send the other pictures to you under separate cover. Sincerely, Carol Burnett CB:jv 'X ks. 'E Karrfl l6'z1r14eff judgv M0 I Handsome at KJ! Bruce Joyner . . . Runner-up Bill Ferguson . . . Runner-up Jack Hendrickson . . . Runner-up Roger Starkey . . . Runner-up fig! ihjgi ,M S it 1-.V V-f X -2 was Q . 1- N, S, -,T X Hi fi-zz ffx , frfEi Qtx,s3 iibi' my Tm Kes! Personality Wiffies! Betty Weeks and Dick Cisne Sandy Bright and Andy Dean ,Meet Talented 7riee1dlies! Karen Blythe and David Anthony Jeannie Lester and Dick King Outstanding Siudmfs Linda Beene is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.C. Beene. Linda was a member of Jr. Red Cross in the ninth and tenth grades. She has been a mem- ber of the Latin Club for the past three years and a member of the National Honor Society and the Student Council for the past two years. Linda wa s a Girls' State delegate in the eleventh grade and a member of the Annual Staff, Inter-Club Council, and Peppers Club in the twelfth grade. This year Linda was elected Most Dependable in the Who's Who contest and is serving as Major ofthe Wampusettes in which she has been a member for the past three years. Annie Bland is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Faber Bland. Annie was a member of Jr. Red Cross, Math Club, and FHA in the ninth grade. She was also President of the Science Club in the ninth grade. Annie was a delegate to Girls' State in the eleventh grade and a member of the National Honor Society in the eleventh and twelfth grades. She is now serving as District Par- liamentarian of the Library Club in which she has been a member for the past two years. Catherine Henze is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henze. In the ninth grade she was a member of Jr. Red Cross and the Annual Staff. Catherine has been a member of the All-State Orchestra for the past four years and the National Honor Society for the past two years. In the eleventh grade she was a member of the Library Club and a delegate to Girls' State. Catherine was a member of Peppers Club in the tenth and eleventh grades and a member of LatinClub in the tenth, eleventh. and twelfth grades. This year she is a member of the Spanish Club and was elected Most Likely to Succeed in the Who's Who contest. Dick King is the son of Mrs. Fred McNew and the late Mr. T.A. King. Dick was a mem- ber of the track and football teams in the ninth grade. He has been a Student Council member for the past four years and served as a class officer in the tenth grade. Dick has been a member of the Key C lub and the Latin Club for the past three years. He was a Boys' State delegate in the eleventh grade and a member of National Honor Society and the eleventh and twelfth grades. This year Dick is serving as Treasurer of the Student Coun- cil. C, f J W ,Wg AC! A I K Ax h Jeannie Lester is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Lester. Jeannie was amem- ber of the Pep Squad in the ninth grade, and a Jr. Red Cross member in the ninth and tenth grade. She was a member of the Latin Club in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, and a member of the Wampus Cat paper staff in the twelfth grade. This year Jeannie was elected Friend1iest inthe Who's Who Contest and is serving a s Captain of the Wampusettes in which she has been a member for the past three years. Judy Koon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koon. Judy was an office worker and a member of Jr. Red Cross in the ninth grade. She has been a member of the Latin Club for the past three years and was aGir1s' State delegate in the eleventh grade. Judy has been a member of National Honor Society for the past two years and is now serving as secretary. This year Judy is serving as Captain of the Wampusettes, in which she has been a member for the past three years. She also served as business manager for the Annual Staff this year and is a member of the Student Council. A X .sal R Dinah Ludwick is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Ludwick. Dinah was Student Council treasurer and Pep Squad Captain in the ninth grade. In the tenth grade she was a member of the Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Wam- pusettes, and served as class officer. Dinah was in the Beauty Revue in the te nth and eleventh grades and a member of the Latin Club in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. She was a member of the National Honor Society and an honorary member of the Peppers Club in the eleventh and twelfth grades. In the eleventh grade Dinah was a delegate to Girls' State. In the twelfth grade Dinah worked on the Annual Staff, and was amember of the Inter-C lub Coun- oil. She was also elected Senior Class Favorite in the twelfth grade . Dinahwas a cheerleader in the eleventh and twelfth grades and served as Cjaptain in the twelfth grade. Cathfy Maxey is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Berman Maxey. Cath? has been a member of the Band for the past four N years and served as a majorette all four S if years. She was a Jr. Red Cross member S S JSR 'F in the ninth grade and a Spanish Club member in the tenth and eleventh grades. Cathey was a member of the Student Coun- cil in the ninth, eleventh, and twelfth grades and a Girls' State delegate in the eleventh grade. She was a member of the National Honor Society and was in the Beauty Revue in the eleventh and twelfth grades. In her senior year Catlg was a member of Inter-Club Council and the , Latin Club. Also in her senior year, Cath? ' f was elected Homecoming Queen. 1OO Q. , Russell Williams is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L.L. Williams. Russell was a member of the foot- ball team in the ninth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. He was a Boys' State delegate in the eleventh grade and has been a member of the Latin Club for the past four years.Russell was a member of the National Honor Society and the Key Club in the eleventh and twelfth grades and was elected Most Likely to S uc c e e d in the Who's Who Contest. Ricky Willbanks is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Willbanks. In the ninth grade Ricky was a member of the Library Club an d played on the football team. ln the tenth and twelfth grades R ic ky served on the Student Council and was President in the twelfth grade Also in the twelfth grade. Rick was a member of the Inter-Club Coun- cil and was elected Most Depend- able in the Who's Who Contest. lOl J I I I sx9e,RIg US bhmgik N lzniEEEilCaL'N 3 Linda Beene l Judy Koon Dinah Ludwick Gloria Carter, Pine Street NxlI'lI, Each year the faculty selects students from the Junior encampments are held the first two weeks of summer at .1 Camp Robinson in Little Rock. During their stay the students learn the structure of the state government and civil respon- sibility through studies and mock elections. ' 7 -X s r XILIPSLS ,4 rk zmsas Girls and Hogs Staff rs digg!! . qmm:z3g,Pl,V lzgfgt, class to serve as delegates .to Girls and Boys State. These 2241, can :: :: . . . ::4f IZ:: 1 Ill X ' Annie Bland 94' C Q W z A3595 Y 2915? Pat Havens IM C Cathey Maxey 106 ARKANSAS 6 mm Vernita French, Pine Street 3 nmnsxs 5 T e AWSUSIS e X i hx: Y T WM . P Betty Patterson ll Nancy Conner Betty Ethridge ARKANSAS Catherine Henze Cynthia Hukill L VT? M395 Jerry Jump, Brinkley X Josephine Jackson, t Brenda Day, Pine Stree Little Rock f 1 I Wgiigsas? V mmm :mf J 9 -.M Owen Floyd Q, QWUA QR . ig 1 j 'Men Melvin White W wh., Ju., Charles Jackson Dick King Jim Montgomery Nun lf Q59 Qc Seven v 'V 5 1,46 Russell Williams ' E Q. -51 'x sf 1 - . my f w of-N' lfo Q , 5-ik. 7 S qi sms mf R Girl state Follies. ' . .4 ., ' Tri ' i. Et , ygzj' 1? - , CAN lf' vat' gy-.fx GQ, 1 S' ' Q Funny memories. 5883155 ARKQKSAS, Raising the flags. MQ Lowering the flags. ,eil Posed Again'?'? xA x 1332535614 A 'Q' Q? 103 lfmrbzwk Quem 61111116 World XQOWM Qjwovbx '24 3 g , 5 ,J Lgk ,, 5 A Qzzvm Karak in ewryday 1175 -2 fl DU' , X H' ' ,Q r Betty Weeks Senior, Finalist ,fe-ly., 611155 Kaaufies Jerry Jump Senior Senior Rosemary Neff Cathey Maxey 107 Senior Cflass Heaufics MNQW Betty Ethridge Pam Bailey Senior Junior W Inf 108 Barbara Baker Paula Hall Junior Junior Judy Reynolds Junior Sherry Norris Sophomore 611155 Keaufivs Judy Terry Sophomore, Finalist Sandy Yates 109 Sophomore 'BL 2 Pa, Q1 J-lzghlzglzfs of the Heaufy KKVIIK W 6 QM - 1 Q Q f M gi jf-gf 7 ix . ,' x 1 ,f A JQ 5 , I K Q Q , T3 f f f S f fg nf X14 s ' f' '15 RQ I ix fx- X VYQ Yollxlb, Eg XFYYCLQQQL osfoobw Quay CCL J W Ouowa Aofwu Jpuurjcmp , 'good enola blugpu pq. MQKQ QHS. S Qxfkl bulk QJQW0Wa'4l CUKUCL QWW Xfl' USLQWU, I Q Kihei LU goo pcm ooo c of Wy,M,,v oevlvg djclvo we i XQLLWW X QRJLQ, JQMLSL mb ll Ui? meds' HQ ESQ mCcu wil dim owns Jo,XXU4Afbf lo, jfeQfLL. CLC Ls QUX JW LF' 'nf I Yxi XM bqfoodx ouuopfv QL MQ fibfwfw Cf Sf .. , jf- fj f-- 1 . Z . Y, ,A I ll. Jeff ' 611165 This is CHS 's Column modeled after Trajan's Colmnn. The inscriptions of Trajan's Column tell of the accomplishments of Emperor Trajan. We have Written the names of the clubs on CHS 's Column because they are such a big part of our high school life. V W A -I. 111 w w 112 ,141-ap, bf President-Rick Willbanks Vice-President-Jerry Reed Secretary -- Betty Ethridge Treasurer -- Dick King Siudcnf Erfurzcil The Student Council is the basis of self-government concerning student affairs in the school. This representative body consists of student elected officers and class representatives. They meet every Tuesday. The Council is in charge of certain school programs such as: assembly programs, social functions and the school store. The Student Council also established an Inter-Club Council, to establish co-operation between the various clubs. This year's council is serving as the Vice-President of the A.A.S.C. 41 3,--Q Sponsor -- Mrs. Wilcox Sponsor -- Mr. Robinson 4 ' Richard Allison Linda Beene ST wr- r Laura Burford ' W Nancy Conner L w Steve Conner G' L 1 ,gg gkkdg fa ..,, at is N . nn,,nn 'V Vx in N YT' , rr .if Rx ,. M-. ,A-, 'NA 1 fi if Adair Shock Allan Stewart Jim Wiedower Russell Williams Kay Fronabarger Pam Fulmer Steve Fulmer Reggie Henderson Steve Hill Judy Koon Rosemary Neff Kay Noggle Naomi Owen Johnny Ray E15 ..,,., S jf ...-H 7 ll, i r f f ami- ' . . -D . . V ,fy .-fl 'D -Q 'liqujtk f 4, ,7 N. , 1- r' l ik ,S A ,f xi , Doyle Young ' f ll i 114 I I Ill, -N- Siudmf wmv!! rfmmittec' Alternates: Row 1- T. Brown, F. Shaw, D. Jeffries, N. McNutt, C. Thompson, K. Guerin. Row 2- T. White, S. Dickerson, T. Lambert, J. Reynolds, L. Boyer. Row 3- B. Blankenship, B. Groth, L. Nichols, B. Joyner, R. Starkey, D. Ludwick, K.,Thompson -MJD T fi. ' rs. f iw . it ' .gd f . I . .qv 5,5342 ' ,f- . i , ff, . ,Alf l .37 -. s .af 3 4-if J . fe ..?f .i . n . ,, , f 'pity X ,i ,W-33-,iw .,, , -L J K+ J X ' e f N I 64. -1' ' . ki ' . ' A Q 2 3 . 'Al ly' 5 R if J ' 7 ,- . ggi 'H .. -'J' , M.: ' is L 'Lyle .Z I K ., V 4 X Q- XX I -. J , .., 9 X g L' T X , ,4 nnii Special Activities committee- R. Neff, K. Program Committee - L. Beene-Chairman, R, Allison, P. Fulmer, N. Conner, S. Fulmer -,.,,..L.- . -f.W+,.,.... Fronabarger, J. Koon, N. Conner, A. Shock, C. Maxey, L. Beene, K. Noggle, J. McKee, D. King, S. Hill, D. Young. J. Wieolour, R. Henderson f N . . ,,, h K - Q . . Q i 1 s Social Committee- J. Ray, C, Maxey- Store Committee-R. Neff, K. Fronabarger, N. Conner, chairmen, L. Burford. A. Stewart. N. D. King-chairman. S. Fulmer, O. Floyd Owen g . l Q xi Election Committee- J, Koon-chairman, R. Neff, K, Fronabarger, R, Williams, S. Conner YEUMI X ,nn +3 Mrs. Benton's homeroom won the door-decoration contest sponsored by the Student Council at Christmas. Fire Marshalls- R. Reid-Chief, T, Bishop, R. Starkey, B. Joyner, B. Browning, B. Groth, S. Webb, S. Fulmer, J. Special ,4 cfizfific' Judy, Paula, and Robin sing Chilly Winds in the Talent Show. E Q, ,V I ., 1 i I I na 4 6 5, pg I X Ii i gi s ay: lt: iii -T T Qi Q -A , Ricky presents a Christmas gift to each of our custodians. Kathy Thompson served as Mistress- of-Ceremonies at the Talent Show. 115 116 afirfmzl Hauer Sadie! .'JJL, wmv NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N I , 2 4, Q A Z g Q' 4 .. 4, 'i g Qs O x i Q!! xX i Russell Williams John Robert Ward Judy Koon Nancy Conner President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer C .lf C ff'7 A ff' 5 L 44 A Mrs. Benton Linda Beene Annie Bland Kaye Carter Tommy Clements Sponsor fry . .ff M' Ji. Owen Floyd Catherine Henze Cynthia Hukill 1-Mtv V ' I X 2' ' 1 3 'AO Mike Martin Cathey Maxey Rosemary Neff Jamie Prothro vi 'Ks' Q A rx 1' '. ' 1 Donna Smith Ted Smith Linda Varner Melvin White a n 1 ,. ' 'VNV Dick King Dinah Ludwick 5 .l' .... .. I w Sim Keith Shideler Charles Abbott 'bij yi ,fe B111 Hood aw - 11 , ft. :wb .. 1,. '32 mi 1 Jim Nolen Wilda Bowie Jimmi Miller X , Allan Stewart ew ,flfiamber at A f , gf 1 KN K i f ' -- , ' V ,far 4: ' V 3' 5 ,I K5 ' 15 kg 'J , X 1 r . ,J V-pf 141-' , .' ,ff yi ig :Nf L ' ' Zi Pam Allison Karen Blythe Allen Brannon Richie Gwin elel ,,,ii , Q Q .. .U W Q: A 1 1 E 5' V .FL Ja w ' JT? ,N B w ,, J i. 'V ww' xlib I . A Mflifl ' - at '- gre -h,,- ,K LA .. L I . , L ,eell Teresa Jerry Jump Barbara Lane Bob Ligon MCG!-aw . ,iw.,i, I A '-A c 'f ,gi a j ' W. .iv A -, if it it ' Sw. Jeanette Stephens Brenda White 4, I L 3 .47 i 7 A. . 1 Lane Boyer Nancy Burnett in , S ,I 7 J 1' any Jejo Mobley Janie Nesbitt -,,V tk N ' gg. K A fx ' 1 ' ,. E ' :,:,, K xl Joe Webb Bill Weidower Barbara Baker I-.. ,ws --4 Jeff Dunaway . 5 , 5 'si ' Naomi Owen 'L .if M vi? - Tommy White Balenton 1 Steve Hill at '? Ruth Owen Picture not available: Robin Greene -M! A' 4 Cheryl Hancock I ' w i 'rv Z. 'sg ' gi, W .- S6 f Mix W im.. my Jim Montgomery ' e,,,,1n 'xnxx fl, k J '-. , it is rs Karen Boles vw Q Q 532 IIA' 15 Allin Jones 1f'Q'SlfwF Steve Spencer 117 118 fsgi-?Zfkw . Cs? Sr. Betty Ethridge -' 'A'g V-'10 Mrs. Jim Boardman Sponsor Sr. Betty Weeks Sr. Nancy Conner Sr. Pat Havens K ,, B S 1' W Wampu Ga! Wzeafrleader Ura ,gtg Capt. Dinah Ludwick Jr. Barbara Baker -'X Y r Soph. Laura Burford rr .s,+- 3 S . f N r r 1 ,K Y J Y W ' U-tai M - w M ' H 4' J ' Jr Paula Hall O Jr. Carole Wood Jr. Judy Reynolds Soph. Nina McNutt 119 120 These cheerleaders attended camp at Ole Miss. M, The cheerleaders show their school spirit in the fair parade ,. n,X' , 4 x fi' - QW? k A ALE, Q, - U M, ' f . X 'zifffm 'Qlsffiw J The cheerleaders running the boys on the field at the beginning of the game. .I Has Pat been frightened by a Goblin? A group picture of the best cheerleaders in Arkansas! Would you believe our shy Lanny flirting with the cheerleaders at the half? fe ' No, this isn't Spookyg it's our own school spirit alias Gerald Chiney Garrison. 121 Major Captain Captain Linda Beene Judy Koon Jeannie Lester My L., . V , mf . L. hw., V ' a' , f I v it ,J , ,, 5' S ' Q-5,11 .,...,p' x I M cniors The Wampusettes, a newly organized drill team, is composed of 37 girls. They have done an excellent job in promoting school spirit, as well as doing a fine job on the field. They have worked hard and CHS is proud of their outstand- ing performances. Linda Bradke u D010I'9S Dunn 122 ,2'-4' Jeanette Stephens Kay Fronabarger s 5 -57, ,Agf V guy-- C77 Kathy Thompson Sandra Graham Cathy Willbanks C aptain Karen Ridgely Sandy Bright Loretta Spears , . W . X. gsm tl,. , 1 Phyllis Woodard 2 Lane Boyer Nancy Burnett Susie Carter Nancy Clements i 1 Janie Halbrook Jewell Dean Ruple Mrs. Boardman, Wampusette sponsor, pauses for the taste that refreshes. aplzamarc Cathy Bath Suza.nne Dunaway Pam Fulmer Beverly Ingram if Melinda Isom Jacalyn Johnson Vicky Joyner Debbie Langford 123 The Wampusette Counc11 was formed this year to take Llnda leads Wampusettes 1n the fa1r parade Wampusettes take tlme out from another long hard practice Sherry Norrls Pam Nutter Janet ROSSI Cathy Sm1th ,MP Carolyn Thompson The Conway High School Wampusettes. J,-J Ns-:J M7 49? PW 5 ' 5 fy., gf. If 2 if - ,mnrfgfa ' 1 .US Q33 , A T! ff L 'ILM 1.4 NWO ...qi The Major and Captains have led the Wampusettes to a successful year. 125 l 126 Peppers Klub Peppers Club is one of the most active and oldest clubs in Conway High School. It renders a very worth-while service to our school by promoting good sportmanship and school allegiance. The main responsibilities of the club are sponsoring Hi-Day, selling Scorecards, decorating goalposts at all home games and backing the Wampus Cats. Persons wishing to become members submit paragraphs to the club stating why they would like to be members. Selection is based on a vote by the club and the faculty. 411 Paula Anthony P resident Sharon Crow Vice-President Gail Ragland Reporter Betty Patterson Secretary x s N S Mrs. Miriam Grigsby Sponsor s', ,f J ejo Mobley Treasurer Mrs. John Simmons Sponsor ...weft Pledge z Front row: Patti Satterwhite Rebecca Sneed Ja ' P ' , , me rince, Charlene Morehead, Second row: Sharon Clements, Karen Clements, Mary Nell Wilcox, Linda Jones, Third row: Sherri Thompson, Donna Brenske, Jerry Jump, Fourth row: Rebecca Farris, Ruthie Groth, Clare Crafton, Val Fraserg Fifth row: Susan Stout, Carolyn Pearson, Martha Canady, Kay Flynt, and not shown Lynn White. ,' ' a I Meeting underway Pledge is tapped during assembly 129 Qi-J Gym before Hi-Day festivities. 'dxf Stage set for reign of Homecoming Queen. emi W I rf ,fi si Members brave ladders to decorate Everyone worked on the gym deco- Pledges wail after the burial of the spirit goal posts. rations. of N,L,R, .if . in 'Q Yes friends, a tree in the gym. Decapitated mascot. . rf, , V - ' AX ,V I i 1 . bf . Y 1 I A-ur' -,.. x L - 4 1 . - , is 1. ,, 9 1 130 Secretary and President Robin Greene and committee working on stage. Coach and Mrs. Simmons . . . tapping pledges. , -Q x'- 'i President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Dick Cisne Andy Dean Blakie Browning Keith West SPOUSOI' Lt. Governor Mr. John Simmons District 17 Richard Allison Key lub The Key Club, a service organization in the school, has sponsored several activities during the school year. Among these were giving a Victory dance after the Catholic High game, assisting the Kiwanis Club with the annual Pancake Sale, and providing Christmas trees for the hospital. Mr. John Simmons and Mr. Joe Fred Young are sponsors of the Sponsor Mr. Joe Fred Young club. ::- eh ' S V A V K f,. - ,K 3 Jack Bell Terry Bighgp Johnny Carter Cecil Clements Ralph Crawford ,vs-q. 'Ti 45' it . F -wi , . , -,fe f. , f . Jizfjelez ' if , fx ji 15,5 C -,. A, .. 5 H .:' W -,,,-ln . 3 J : A , David Dorsey Jeff Dunaway B111 Ferguson Owen Floyd H.G. Foster 131 Jimmy Furgerson 132 3, X Jimmy Isom Ronnie Moore Jerry Reed ' an-J , P f f- 1 .nm ':. Don Shock John Welch L View i K-swf, I 1 iw Gerald Garrison , H 'Q-wszvff 'W' v,,. .ww AY: 1 6,1 , , WN A 1 k Pf FX JV Ai Dick King -f If I we nfl t . 4 I ,V . Ku Larry Nichols ff- ! w is-1. 9 4, -N Roy Roebuck .. . , W5 'W' A -, , ,eg Ted Smith .L Bill Wiedower 'Z wa 7 k.' L uw -T J Curtis Gatewood P6 Clay Lamey iq, , . W s 1 'Q' :lf Lanny Noggle . AQ W2M?1:. !??Yl1i'Q ' ' 1 f 'A I 1 K .3 I we 5, 45. pa 1 Reggie Henderson Jack Hendrickson iffgqf ,L, , wig. x sf A. V ,E Aw Bob Ligon Jim Montgomery 45, 1 gf rg: n ' ' new-v 'X . . Johnny Ray Greg Rawn Loyd Ryan Gene Salter Frank Shaw sod ',,,,..- Roger Starkey Don Stout John Robert Ward , A- ,k.: V ,k,,,1 , s S k Q I .V , rx gf' w A I , , Y lu A 'fi Jim Wiedower Russell Williams John Van Winkle Q54 e m..iiig L, ?i'gqg'fw ' .nf S NV , My ii a +--,X ff' 4 'wt L Q , X - V f . f- . f ' 2,4 ' '.-. A Q Would you believe a Chinaman serving at the annual pancake party? Key Clubers, Terry Bishop and John Ward are caught by surprise l while placing a Key Club poster in the hall. , Ted Smith and Clay Lamey volunteer to wash Mr. Simmons blackboard. Key Club member, Blakie Browning, with a little help from Ricky Reid, sells tickets to the Victory Dance. President Cisne presides at a regular Key Club meeting. 133 We Q WH 4 s We ., ff' 'A Q, gc- ' ag .AQC ii . X, f X HA , X X -.WA N. XQNWA , N I WA Hwy N AQ S N. FLUTE Kay Speed Jirnrni Miller Rosemary Neff Emma Jean Daves Mary Ann Wilson Cathy Barnes Patty Moseley Janet Sublett Christy Barnes CLARINET Keith Shideler Charlotte Shideler Linda Allen Ted Smith Janie Holcomb Nancy Paladino Judy Terry Rebecca Havens Diane Sawrie Nancy Bowlin Jeanie Lowe Hzfnway High OBOE Katie Dow BASSOON Gaylon Ray BASS CLARINET Kay Smith Vickie Bowlin ALTO SAXOPHONE 'cafifeVE:iiEys Afflnnmy Ef1'FEAerson Anna McFadden Marsha Healy ,. ,EN 53.3, 3 y A AXA Sclzrwl 15711144 Sammy Dow Rickey Christopher BA RITONE SAXOPHONE David Johnson Q6- L M , 363 9 2 1' -f ig L- L . ,, . . V-'we XM ,l N -A .55 I I- in V L M i ' rg, oo ff N ' , fi' .Z pi, . fn as jj ' Q x K' ,fin ,V E A A E 'Hx I T t ' 3- A, Q N L1 , 1 L Aviv, x ,f, + 'I are ' -J 1' 3 WF x!f w-DQ X CORNET Melvin White Troy Tipton Karen Blythe Gregory Jenkins Allen Brannon Jimmy Loyd Henry Burford Larry Brewer Charles Speer David Speer X Xw JK L KG YAY , X- v xxx ks 3 f . 55 S HORN Jefi' Dunaway Mike King Catherine Henze Joe Kellar TROMBONE Tommy Clements Jerry Stamps Larry Rowe David Meachum Jimmy Jess Anthony Tim Ayers Reggie Henderson BARITONE James Prothro Solon Williams TUBA David Anthony Franklin Moore Ritchie Hensly Rusty Williams Robert Langford DRUMS Roger Martin Gary Jenkins Adair Shock Howell Heck Ricky Dow Steve Spencer Bobby Shell Tim Starkey TYMPANI Cynthia Hukill 135 ,H New f .mga- 1f- ,f -,, 2 4 E I X Q - ,,ffs?1mf gf' w 5 W ,OK 1 11' 5 DQ :gf ., Aww VH x 5 Mm fn- a fx w 1 V 1 Q HM .Ii f 136 Cathey Maxey- captain Kay Smith Rosemary Neff Patty Mosley Judy Terry Cynthia Hukill 'V wsu., L X 47' s Mr. Russell Langston, Director The Conway High School Band is one of the most outstanding bands in the state In October of this year the CHS band won the Sweepstakes Trophy at the John L. McClellan High School Marching Band Contest. The tremendous success of our band is attributed to the capable direction of Mr. Russell Langston. This year the CHS band had 22 students who made the All-Region Band and 5 students who made the All-State Band. The highlight of the year was the CH S Band's invitation to play in the Cotton Bowl Parade in Dallas. To be considered for an invitation to participate, a band must be a first division winner in both playing and marching in state-sponsored events, must provide letters of rec - ommendation, films showing their marching skill, and tapes and recordings demonstrating their quality of musician- ship. The Conway High School Band was the only Arkansas band to participate in any of the Bowl Parades. The band also helps in building school spirit and playing at pep assem- blies and football games in and out of town. After marching season the band turns to concert music. This spring the band gave four concerts. Gaylon Ray, Drum Major 137 ,f gl V ,Lf 5 Q ,Q 5, ii -49 '51 A J , A- A, ' 1, - IQ X I if w ,E A Ji . A in Y i . L, by gf, 1-5 xx , ,, ,,. Wu 'f' .- - .sf ff M -fu , 'KY X H-EQ .Q r llxx, Q 9,2151-'!fu. A , yu 11th ANNUAL CCTTOV BOWL FESTIVAL PARADE TAN 11968 L' si ft f' ' y s W ' T 1 i 5 I J Q, ., ?'N 'g 1- -f 9' I Jffi- I -1114-' A 5 V is 'Wk' ' .e w-in ! '-. - ' a ' 5545-Nw' ' ' ' A , QA W. HQ, V 1 jr .V, N- A . , 1L,i gvi .L Eg - - ' A Q ' 5 2 , c0Nlr4rfffaffsc1faaL A f , R ' Ip 4 y y - Q 95 Y jf: ?!5, - ,:,g4'n+g, L t ' . Q - gs LL , 1 53 X 15 K NIIAY ARKANSAS , H . V. ' ff A X B 7 l A --'L '.,'2Laj,f2f,i: , KW -X ,dx-iv.. - 4 'N KX'FX-f3?gY1'-'TH 1 if ,, V 'ww' A , - Wmgwfk . . f Y A A 4 -A,. : a TYHS bunch 15 W1de- eyed Rf 1 O Yes, we're cold, but we're happyllflf I N I ,y ,Tf SAN I, ' 2 , 1 w y W if i-' , RX I 1 ,, in if I ef' ,, 1 ' X ,ag if 1 if A , even at 5 A.M, E 4 l E 1 R . A x lpwa-V bg, y S MMM-xc' MMQ-Maw' 'i' WW bWfbfQNgf9' ii will m-Qs Q,'Q'Tg,flLl 3.4 . xWiL Gaylon Ray Melvin White ,411 State Hand Keith Shideler Vicki Bowlin James Prothro '''s9fLfff?67i3iSM1'T'3T5WZEiEVZ'Y?5i'T3Wf?j5? 'f?i - T- f f 'fa ' f 133 Kvlmfay J-Hgh alma! 5156 Klub t Officers from left to right: Seated, Charles Spear, President, Patti Satterwhite, Vice-President, Lorna White, Secretary, Stephen Thacker, Reporter, Rusty Williams and Gayla Gwatney, Li- brariansg and Wilda Bowie, Treasurer. 140 Mrs. Ben Vann, Director. The Conway High School Glee Club is a very unique organization at CHS because it is the only one of the many clubs on the campus that is a combination class and club. The members meet for one hour each day and practice in order to prepare musical pro - grams to be presented throughout the school year. The highlight of the year for the club is the annual music festival which is held in Clarksville, Arkansas every spring. The Muses were nine in number, the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, Mem- ory. They are all, writes Hesiod, of one mind, their hearts are set upon song and their spirit is free from care. He is happy Whom the Muses love. For though a man has sorrow and grief in his soul, yet when the servant of the Muses sings, at once he forgets his dark thoughts and remembers not his troubles. Senior ,Members A juuier M embers ! 1!.f L.L , I Debbie Alewine Karen Clements ,ee 'V ' ,V Sharon Clements Judy Gore fb VVI Q Mary Nell Hall -E ..E, -- V, Linda Lasker ' Candia Ludy V. --:f:':f-f-e1f Sandra Maddox S 1 ',L Addie Piggee JZ if J Wi Penny Pratt J 1 I S , Sylvia Reed S 'N' ' Patti Satterwhite i ' ,:1.- . JW fl Donna Smith ' U J it Charles Speer A .. W-. xv- V -,J ' it fee , ' ,QV l 3 ' ,Yin ,, Q' fe fha S- ee W ' in ai' iff, I WF A A -ea W. I E15 Sephemere ,M embers if ' it A if ,, ,R 'ir Wu N., ,ps Belinda Acuff Wilda Bowie Jo Anne Brovxm Earnestine Crenshaw Ellean Davis Gayla Gwatney Pat Hill Becky Keys Diane Ludy Diane Mauterstock Pam Moore David Speer Geneva Blake Debbie Coffman Brenda Fulmer Suzanne Gatliff Jeannie Glover Ellen Hefley Debbie Hogan Elizabeth Hogan Earlene Ingram Sue Jackson Phyllis Satterwhite Janet Sublett ,V Stephen Thacker J Jo Nell Thearl Janice Vance - 3 ' Becky Weeks ,, - it . Lorna White ' Rusty Williams S S fu. val Williams K , 'ixyltfy I vl f. 141 1412 Glas Klub--Behind the new Rusty Williams and Becky Keys rehearse their lead roles in this years operetta entitled Tall Trees. r This group of girls entertained our teachers with song at one of the regular Faculty Club dinners. 5155 Klub--Behind fha new Mrs. Vann and Glee Club in action. X ff' N fi, A Y wp Glee Club is fun as well as work. Here Debbie Hogan does a pantomime for one of the typical talent shows. Fun while we work. Getting ready for a performance Pictures not available: Mary Dukes, Doris MacEntauffer, Vickie Perry J 143 Iilfrary gfllb The Library Club is the service club that benefits CHS students and faculty. Its members help others locate books and other mate- rials and familiarize themselves with library procedures. Assistants check books out and in, shelve books, and further aid Miss F re ida Cummings. librarian, in any way that they can. The Library Club has been an active charter member of the Arkansas Student Librarians' Association since its organization seventeen years ago and has had several State Officers. Carole Wood is now State Historian., Phyllis is Gilmore is now serving as President of the ASLA District X. Sponsor Miss Freida Cummings P l l President Treasurer l i Phyllis Gilmore Linda Allen C Well, what do you know. I spelled it right! Vice-President Historian Jewel Dean Ruple Carole Wood 'Y i '7 Library Club officers pose with President, Phyllis Gilmore. Secretary Reporter 144 Cynthia Hukill Janet McKee tu ' -'QQ Darlene Acklin Mary Jane Bailey Annie Bland Karen Boles Lane Boyer Sally Burns Lynette Clay Madonna Crawford Becky Fulmer Danny Goode A . V AA.. L' XM' , I '-f,,: 1-h. 14 eoi. xkwt, .. 5 5 M M f -fl 9 in fn MAY 1 Ex 6 A -Ht if A? 'sim Susie Hartley T.Z. Hartley Earlene Ingram Jacalyn Johnson Pam M00re 'Viv ti? ' I fri, ,mv K V+ Y f L: L Addie Piggie Marsha Robbins Darlene Robertson Janice Robertson Alice Robinson 'NW' 'uw-wal' Margaret Roland Sherrie Thompson Lena Walker Mary Webb Brenda White 145 No talking in the library! Faculty and guests at the Christmas party. Mill! Library Club officers at the annual Christmas Librarians call attention to display. banquet. 46 While waiting, girls pass time in usual manner. Library Club may well become a tradition with the Robertson's and Hart1ey's. A moment of frolic with Miss Cummings out of the room. Is Mr. Stuart anticipating a THIRD round? 'En xi il wi Danny Goode and T.Z. Hartley help Miss Cummings with Christmas decorations. Librarians take on choirlike appearance. Phyllis Gilmore presides over District 10 ASLA Association. C it W V4 5 147 l 'Kill SDOHSOI' Julia Clayton Consul Consul Karin Klub Latin Club teaches students about Roman culture and civiliza- tion. The club is divided into three parts similar to those of the Roman people. They are the Senators, Knights and Citizens. When a stu- dent first joins, he is sold as a slave to older members. Latin Club holds membership in the Junior Classical League. Some of the special events through the year are a slave sale, Roman banquet, in- A duction ceremony, Saturnalia, and Tribune State and National Convention. Tribune Charlene Mooreheacl Kelth West ? Q--. Quagstgr in Charge gf PI'3.6't0I' Qll2.9StOI' in Charge of Finance Jim Montgomery Records 148 Janie Holcomb Linda Allen Linda Beene Donna Brenske Tommy Clements Nancy Conner Kay Fronabarger Catherine Henze Cynthia Hukill Dick King Judy Koon Jeannie Lester Jim Montgomery Rosemary Neff Betty Patterson Jamie Prothro Karen Ridgely Kathy Thompson Russell Williams Linda Allen Karen Boles Wilda Bowie Lane Boyer Nancy Burnett Kaye Carter Nancy Clements Rex Floyd Robin Greene George Hill Janie Holcomb J ejo Mobley Roy Roebuck Mark Setzler Keith Shideler Rebecca Sneed John Robert Ward Melvin White Doyle Young Pam Allison Sharon Crow Betty Ethridge Jimmy Fergerson Cheryl Hancock Ann Reno 149 Judy Reynolds Kay Smith Jeanette Stephens Allan Stewart John Vanwinkle Bill Wiedower Belinda Acuff Jimmy Jess Anthony Janice Bartley Robert Buffalo Jim Cardin Debbie Coffman Rebecca Coleman Steve Conner Jeff Dunaway Bill Farris Rebecca Farris Owen Floyd H.G. Foster Keith Gaither Paula Goff Ellen Hefley Reggie Henderson Steve Hill Cheryl Holmes Debbie Hunter Earlene Ingram Debra Jeffries Gregory Jenkins Joe Kellar Cathey MaxeyQ.l. Eiifmnef Moorehead Patty Mosely Naomi Owen Ruth Owen James Prothro Richard Robinson Frank Shaw Kay Speed Steve Spencer Jerry Stamps John Welch I I -si ,wr N? J r tu l QC it we g S J rim J gf? V1 S 1, jig W if i, f2'?Z,m1l Elin M45 'qw ,lg Doyle Young Mark Setzler Ted Smith and 1 Linda Allen oversee the Manumission Ceremony. The altar to the household gods, Lares. Dick King listens as Bill Wiedower orates on the unusual food at the Roman banquet. SQXITQNV ,, X , Q I 5 J V H' ' x Af, ' fx U I 0, Q if x 6 C ' 4 ' A' ff fi s Helen decides if the auspices are good. ,Q ,E 4 V f X I, , I '1 Q ' ' .ui F fag, f f V ,115 g A, I, if X ge n - V 'T 5' L B' I K' Q H 1 1 5 1 ?ufure Zzrmer :ff Amvrifa JV ed Beaty res. Darrel Russell sec. N N . ,,,,, W.. Bobby Andrews ,f 5 az i zz: - 1' I .J i r . '3- , L 3 Richard ' Burnett F52 f 1 Jerry Ethridge 152 ig? 'f Q as it . Alex Lieblong V, Pres. Danny May Treas. , Q J s s '- Carole Wood Sweetheart Farrel Russell Reporter .J .. . E Mike Davis Sentinel 'Q James Pew Instructor Freddie Morgan Student Adviser The FFA has employed their motto in many of their activities this year: Learning to do, learning to live, living to serve. These activities have included entering a float in the Fair parade, assisting the Optimist Club in their annual Christmas tree sale, and entering numerous district and federation contests. aff J, .A , st, 'J Kenny Bartlet - an 4 1- : ce ' Kenneth Berry Gene Tommy Cargile Cargile kkhr. i A ' af it '1 j ..t.. -1 A. F - Y .Li Rickey Edward Farley Frizell is 'A gg yi U I' qxre We f eww: ,ii rl J lr 1 e ee fee' e t fix Larry Wayne Ladell Ronnie Henry Brewer Brewer Brown Brown Burford . xr W i G 'f . if ig? 75? f ini? Ricky Otis William Eddie Willie Christopher Cornett Cowin Davis Edwards ..,,, if', . 4 fi me A Q A. I ,LF 1 -4 H if V , , tt, y Steve Dwight Randall Rickey Arthur Frazier Fuller Fuller Garret Gatewood 5 ' I . 1 Ta 5 4 I si I l 'C' W' i is :jg Q t I AILV , .V Richard Claude Robert Joe George Roy Greiner Tom Hall Hammonds Henderson Hess , h .i Ag. 1 A A Timothy Larry Randy Lasker Joe Lester Bobby Mace Maltibia Ray Martin Marshall strife V h, . ' H 'xz' ., 5 L7L gli I KN 5 ,N' lr is Ms at Q lfselrlss no Joe David Billy Owen J . Donald Ronald McCrary McPherson Morris Owen Perkins Perkins I ,X fi A K 5 tiff' 73 o as fe? 'fi f l 'yi t 4-Eli: W A i L f v? , Lavell Gary Fletcher Thomas Larry Ryan Shettles Don Shock Smith Stanley Stark , gaywf 'Qfg,g ' kLfyif3gg5' QV' Rv l Q If i a s N N :af,,,i M fi, V. 5 i -ff 'f '- .n,. S , . be David Ronny Jimmy Cecil Ward Bobby Keith i Vandament Vaughn Veasley Williams Wilson N X W x L' v .X X-111' if I ' QF? ,Li xt 0 4 Ji FI'96lT13.Il ISSHCS - ,W ww, 14 Keith Mathis . 1. 4, Q1 sf- Joe Ray vi ,ima L, ,Ji I Tim Starkey Eddie Kend rick Robert Kelly 'Q ,. , A 've 4 ff ' i, a 2 MMF' .455 I Q Kent Kenny Matthews Mason ish: wry' 35 H Aw Tom Charles Robinson Roland - 92: .ji o 4 -.44 Raymond Steve Thompson Vad en raw 44' L Y N C H . , i- W 'mesa 3- V- V is Y 2 i i C0nway F.F.A. on it's way to FAIR victory. Carole Wood, F.F.A. Sweetheart, rides on the Fair Parade i float. 1 Pictures not available: L, Adkisson, R, Bunting, C, David, L, Duggar, H, Heck, R, L. Johnson, E, Lasley, B, Ray, D, 3 Sublett, E. Watkins. 153 I 154 Mrs. Leroy Summers Sponsor Jackie Lane lst Vice-President Brenda Beene Treasurer Ernestine Crenshaw Songleader 91154 The Future Homemakers of America is an organi- zation for girls who are enrolled in or have completed one year of Home Economics. The year's activities include the Former Letterman's Coffee, Open House at Christmas, and participation in the Betty Crocker search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. Bessie Bradley scored highest on the test given to CHS FHA students. She will receive a Betty Crocker silver charm and become eli- gible for scholarships ranging from 3500 to S5,000. Sandra Graham 2nd Vice-President Cathy Barnes Reporter -.R-nf' Sandra Brown 3rd Vice-President ,,,Q.-ar gi Sylvia Reed Historian Phyllis Gilmore President '-3' 'O' 4 g Donna Nicholson Secretary i is eat fp... ,, at .53 .ww ' i , 't'-' it Donna Smith Spec. Proj. Committee Chairman Karen Blythe Federation Reporter Nona Allen Charlotte Camp Sidney In Connel Paula Goff Josephine Jackson Jimmi Miller How would you like to cooking utensils? l , Christy Janis Bessie Linda Carolyn Barnes Bartley Bradley Brewster Callihan -. Martha Canady Ellean Davis Mary Carolyn Halcrombe Harris Jeannie Della Keathley Landers Donna Nichols as fw- Karen J ' Sharon '. Clem ents Clem entsbi if Linda Brenda Fuller Fulmer ,. , rl-izffgjys f- gn JR , , Q Jw? :S V: , 1' , Gail Cheryl Herring Holmes ' if ag by Z. Linda Sue Lasker Major C9 ,I 1 'X if NL.. xx M ,Y ,A -i.i.3,f9 V 1 1 'f mf avi' S' ' f B ofa 4 Q W M7fi ' F 0 ,. i: :':fe'4': .? Janice Coleman I J Suzanne Gatliff nw L' Q . I J? Y Barbara Howell Lorraine McCoy 1 av Rf . prepare a meal with these Roman 55 1 Brenda Addie Penny Owens Piggee Pratt - -.......,.,,, as l W A A 5 'Q at ' 8 143 4 .Af 1 , , f ' 2:55 2 Reva Jo Becky Reedy Roebuck M Ruth Sherwood lly N i N xiii. Barbara Loretta Jo Nell Mary Barbara Sandra Smith Spears Thearl Tillman Turney Turney 3 is Z-'gm I Z'- H ! S fr 3:3 , e V g Q S is . ffm , . up l Laura Lena Brenda Lynn Irene Val Waddle Walker White White Wieczorek Williams Pictures not available: i i Mary Ashley Verna Duggar Debra Sample Patti Satterwhite Teresa McGraw l i Levina Piggie Larie McEntarffer 156 Poised and pretty, Donna Smith. Phyllis Gilmore, and Gail Herring await the beginning of the Fair Parade. Smiles awhile on a float named Highway to Success, fum- 51110 Hanna!! The Inter-Club Council was formed during the summer of 1967 to promote better cooperation between all the clubs of Conway High. The Council permits the clubs to join in a unified effort to schedule ff the big events of the school year. An outstanding member from each club was selected. Jerry Reid, vice-President of the Student Council is chairman. Mr. Carl Stuart is the sponsor. Members 'QW Ricky Willbanks John Ward Jimmy Loyd Pres. Student Council Latin Club Spanish Club Sandra Brown F.H.A. Alex Lieblong F. F.A. il. Ari iii? Jewel Dean Ruple Don Stout Andy Dean Sharon Crow Russell Williams Library Club D.E,C,A, Key Club Peppers Club National HOIIOI' Society xi 'V' 'bs A Patti Satterwhite Ted Smith Linda Beene K Dinah Ludwick Glee Club Band Wampusettes Cheerleaders 157 158 2756.24 ROW 1- G, Herring, T. Price, R, Reid, T. Bishop, M, Webb, A. Yancy, P. Bailey, D, Dunn, K. Holloway, R. Stuclley, C. Mattison. ROW 2- J,P. Morton, B. Willbanks, J. Ray, R. Brown, D. Stout, H. Terrel, G, Thurman, J, McCu11um, S. Harvey, D. Paladino. ROW 3- D, Lesslie, B, Price, L. Bane, J. Lane, B. Permenter, S. Webb, B, Pittman, L. Lachowsky, R. Issacs, W. Robbins, R. Cogdell. avg --M '49 President- Larry Lachowsky Vice-President- Don Stout Secretary- Dolores Dunn 4 5 '. ft, -Q56 42 7' 1.0 D150 3 5 7 ' O v 0 Qgvt ,4QiOfQv g 7 5 o :LJ X7 g, fra- ff OX, 4. Cav ROIDZLH C0111 Roman Coin Mr. Jim Hickman- Sponsor DECA, Distributive Education Clubs of America, is the only national youth organization operating through public schools to attract young people to careers in the marketing and distribution areas. The club replaces Future Tradesmen of Arkansas, formerly a part of Conways' D.E. program. DECA offers awards to members for outstanding accomplishment and maintains its own Scholarship Loan Program to assist members toward higher education. Gerald Thurman works Don Stout seems to be working very hard-or does hard at Van Atkin's. he? Z? ' 0 Q Q:-1 , -,fl . I X - -4' ' X i Q 9 ,N Rf 44,-f 1 0 4 ,.. 67' :Q ' ' il, b G , 0 .0 Q ,QM 0 7 '-T24 ' - gf' o I. 1777777 F- , 1 ' if - at 159 Spanish 611111 Mrs. Jeff Farris Cathy Smith, Paula Hall, Sandy Yates, and Suzanne Dunaway examine Sponsor a pinata. The Spanish Club was Organized to promote the study of the language, customs, and cul- ture of the Spanish-speaking people. Through Spanish Club and its annual activities, members hope to learn more about the Latin American countries., One highlight of the year is the Christmas party. celebrated in the Spanish tradition. Pan American Day is also observed by the members. On this holiday. the Spanish students dress in the native costumes of our Latin American neighbors . l6O ,,a..,,,NW' 'ILL Spanish Club members having a fiesta in Spanish class. Spanish Club officers Cfrom left to rightj: Greg Rawn, Presidentg Judy Terry, Secretaryg Jimmy Loyd, Vice Presidentg and Larry Mahar, Treasu er. Not pictured are Keith Shideler, Solon Williams, and Adair Shock. Aan :E pa- 705 'U Charles Abbott Cathy Barnes Diana Brenske Sharon Crow Val Fraser L 'vw fi ,Q V 1. si-- .W sh y ,gf 6 K J 'N 1 V. VH? K 1 LL are -,,. v A f WW- e ff as K '3- X, f 1 , 1, .1 1 A N X Sf ,,C,, , I A M' ,' A Q ' C V f 11a,.t,,, .f .- 'WP' ff' fr .J Belinda Acuff Doris Anderson Tim Ayers Gene Bartley Kathy Bath Geary Bradke Janie Cardin Brenda Carter Ricky Christopher Ricky Dow Sam Dow Suzanne Dunaway Curtis Gatewood Joe Glazebrook Don Gray ndn 4 a K t if . A -. R I JSM? Barbara Baker Allen Brannon Ralph Crawford Bill Ferguson Ruthie Groth 161 1 att' X ff 'i5n 411 ,iff ,W ..,, i 162 Kevin Guerin Hal Heck Sue Jackson Nina McNutt Carolyn Pearson G .., fa J ' .fc . i ,rj Janie Halbrook Gary Hogan Gary Jenkins Diane Mauterstock Tom Perry v,,,V ' I J, li 1 12 'v' 7 G 4: f Y 5. W ,fp . .. a ' Q Q ,'.l Q -e ' Cheryl Hancock Debbie Hunter Vicky Joyner Jimmi Miller Doodle Pittman ff : Rebecca Havens Beverly Ingram Marsha Lewis Melody Morrow Janie Prince IFN X f0'? 'i 'WW ,pw Marsha Healey Melinda Isom Jeannie Lowe Mary Alice Owens Janet Rossie Al- 'UN My x ,fi 9 K VW f si, Q 'W ef ig ic bi y ,, Q: uoiimwx fig .f:, i f Lx L A..i A N L L J ' All '15 KL i l ...,- lsppbb J ii it at Charlotte Shideler Kieth Shideler Dolores Shelby Adair Shock Roscoe Smith 1 Kay Speed Susan Stout Janet Sublett Carolyn Thompson Sheri Thompson John Robert Ward Judy Warren Solon Williams Sandy Yates l l ....a..-. Not pictured: Carole Ausburn, Owen Floyd, Catherine Henze, Robert N Hess, Roy Lee Johnson, Ted Smith, l Steve Spencer, Melvin White, Jimmy Isom, Darlene Robertson, Debbie Sample, Barbara Turney P in Lxww 163 A? Q ll kv ,w L ' at , X-1 at v. l,,.i. . 1 1 .. f R '1 , I ' f o , Gm X l , xx S W X 291 fi X X it l A! fff X O X X MQ! g Q71 il NSE-'F' :lk If Q E 3 . V Y 5- 1 . l g 4 w e f t , ha gf , .il X ggisi .' XX n N n ll X' ! A-,ER - Z, xx 1 ' X ' f - N Q5 ,K if f X 7 X N Sports The Romans, like CHS students, loved the excitement and suspense of sports. And as we are proud of our athletic stars, agile gladiators and Winning oharioteers gained the re- spect and often the money of the admiring public. 165 L. bw fy 5 E 1 52? E , M' if , Intl! 1 l ww 'K 'Wa43'aV gf , Svfyxv W 'W nw Af fi ,r l Coach Dennis Fulmer Coach John simmons l Head Football Coach Assistant Football Coach F S l I r 1 Coach Ernest Miller Coach Joe Young Assistant Football Coach Assistant Football Coach 167 168 mu: 1967 Dvfense 3533 L Kenne Ketcheside sets up Conway on the Devil Dogs 28 yard line with his first of three interceptions in the game. Cask les Pass Jlftcrveptious John Ray Dick Cisne Tom Mabry Bruce Joyner Kenne Ketcheside Lanny Cook Owen Floyd Larry Nichols 65 Kenne Ketcheside 53 Bruce Joyner 52 John Ray 34 Dick Cisne 32 Buddy Bright 32 Russell Williams 30 30 Kecovery of Sfumblcs Owen Floyd 2 Buddy Bright 1 Steve Conner 1 Lanny Cook 1 Steve Fulmer 1 Kenne Ketcheside 1 Tom Mabry 1 Jim Montgomery 1 Mike New 1 Larry Nichols 1 John Ray 1 Raymond Thompson 1 Quarterback, Mike New, picks up 15 yards against Catholic High. David Wilcox goes for short yardage against Batesville. yards Kuslfing Mike New Keith Wilson Hal Hunnicutt Allan Stewart David Wilcox Twig Satterfield 500 489 456 355 328 173 Hal Hunnicutt finds the going tough in the game with the North Little Rock Wildcats. 1967 Offense Paints Mike New Hal Hunnicutt David Wilcox Twig Satterfield Russell Williams Keith Wilson Buddy Bright Larry Nichols Allan Stewart Scared 169 I 1 ,W M... ' A4 wagers My kj Lanny Noggle Stan Dickerson Umm Statzstzcs Conwa O Onent In the final AP poll the , y pp Wampus Cats placed sixth Flrst DOWQS 163 88 in the state. The Cats lost Yds' Rushtng 2,456 777 only to the fifth-ranked lids' Passing 45 70 NLR Wildcats by a close I asses t d b ' 14 ' 11 margin. We congratulate gidgrisgljrneg 84 26 the team on such a fine Punt Avera e 33-32 52-29 performance' A big part Yds hetumid 194 86 of the credit goes not only ' to the team but also to the Fumbles 28 23 Coaches Fumbles lost , 13 12 ' Penalties-Yds. 57-553 49-430 Penetrations 57 20 20 Yd. Line Yds. K. O. Return 401 653 , Pat Fulmer Eddie Anthes Da.nny Goode vi , , . 1 . as Wy' J, . . Ji .35 I 'X 5 qgpwvi. . K, K. k ,R V ,di , ,.,,.',a f.' .5 - ' Q.,-J, 5, A N 4, A -S ,--.:.,rg',i . , ff k .xii 'J' Q ,Q ' zxgr, 1 ' 1 1? 'P' :QS U Nc. ,f ' . 'fs if , '. L, :V .F - Q ,. 1.6. ,uf X 1 f f ' w.,, . . Back row, l to r, J. Montgomery, R. Henderson, R. Langford, O. Floyd, K. Ketcheside, B. Joyner, T. Satterfield, K. West, K. Wilson, J. Glazebrook, R. Brown, G. Garrison, R. Fulmer, R. Williams. Second row, M. New, H. Hunnicutt, F. Cooper, J. Nolen, T. Mabry, T. Perry, H.G. Foster, L. Cook, S. Fulmer, A. Jones, L. Stark, D. Speer, J. Case, M. Prince, M. Martin, R. Thompson, J. Ray, L, Nichols. Third row, D. Cisne, S. Conner, B. Farris, B. Blankenship, F, Shaw, B. Robinette, J. Webb, J. Isom, D. Terrell, D. Wilcox, B. Bright, A. Stewart, J. Cardin, C, Lamey, R. Hess, B,J. Stracener, R. Robbins. Front row, G. Salter, W. Brewer, K. Gaither, S. Matthews, K. Mullins, S. Lane, J. Allen, J. Wiedower, J. Beene, D. Brady, W. Edwards, T. Slinkard, T, Edwards, D. Kendrick, J. Bell, E. Clawson. fate ,A ,4 Elzamp kegim III .AA We f Hlmmp 171 sy Wgw ll an John Ray, Tri-Captain Frank Cooper, Tri-Captain Chuck Jackson, Tri-Captain Sr. Linebacker, 3 yr. letterman Sr, End, 3 yr. letterman Sr, Fullback, 3 yr, letterman All-Region k k This year John Ray, Frank Cooper, and Chuck Jackson, Tri-C aptains, led the Wampus Cats throughout the season. Wampu 61115 bvgin successful smsnn r with I2-7 victory over Mwflcllau WH Mike New Russell Wilhams Hal Hunnicutt Jr. Quarterback, 2 yr. letterman Sr. End, 2 yr. letterman Jr. Tailback, 2 yr. letterman A11-Region, A11-State A11-Region I -A A u or , 93 Joe Glazebrook David Wilcox Steve Fulmer Jr. Tackle, 1 yr. letterman Jr. Wingback, 2 yr. letterman Jr. Tackle, 2 yr. letterman 3 Joe Webb Jr. Center, 1 yr. lettermam x 1 David Wilcox keeps alive the Wampus Cat drive for a touchdown. Jim Nolen Owen Floyd Keith Wilson Sr. Guard, 2 yr. letterman Sr. Guard, 2 yr. letterman Jr. Fullback, 1 yr. letterman 173 I Twig Satterfield Dick Cisne Laffy Nichols Jr. Cornerback, 2 yr. letterman Sr. Linebacker, 2 yr. letterman Sr. End, 3 yr. Ietterman A11-Region A11-Region Halfway ramp over r 0 ffarrz 011, 20-O Bruce Joyner Sr. Safety, 2 yr. letterman A11-Region Jim Montgomery Sr. Cornerback, 2 yr. letterman Mike New adds another 6 points against the Jacksonville Red Devils. 2-2 s i N Kenne Ketcheside Tom Mabry Terry Edwards Sr. Safety, 3 yr. letterman Sr. Tackle, 3 yr. letterman Jr. Noseman, 1 yr. letterman 1 A11-Region A11-Region, All-State Wampus Hats ' defeat curvy 1? ions 28-7 V Frank Cooper takes a pass from Mike New for a 17 yard ' gain during the Benton game. Lanny Cook Sr. Tackle, 1 yr. letterman 52 if Allin Jones Jr. End, 1 yr. letterman 175 i 176 Keith West Tom Perry Robert Langford Sr. Kicker, 2 yr. letterman Sr. End, 1 yr. Ietterman Sr. Tackle, 1 yr. letterman L... . B.J. Stracener Mike Martin Raymond Thompson Sr. Back, 1 yr. letterman Sr. Back, 1 yr. letterman Sr. Guard, 1 yr. letterman i 4 l Mike New, in a ballerina-like form, pitches ball to Bruce Joyner N Wumpus Hats Capple jacksvnvzllc Ked Dmls 26-I3 Zanway tak as lead :wer kussclvzlle 31-O if al iv 1 Steve Lane Buddy Bright David Terrell Jr. Back Soph. Back, 1 yr. letterman Soph. Back anufay scores imparlant rcgiau victory over Hathalic J-figlz, I3-7 if i Gene Salter Soph. Back, 1 yr. letterman 111 f ,cl E Hal Hunnicutt shows his style in the Catholic High game. Frank Shaw 178 Soph. Back, 1 yr. letterman r if if Jack Bell Robert Hess Soph. End Soph. End, 1 yr. letterman anufay Mike New's passing accounted for two Wampus Cat touchdowns in the Batesville game. SRM? Gerald Garrison Mickey Prince Soph. Center Soph. Center Steve Conner Soph. Quarterback, 1 yr. letterman falls over Batesville, 20-O Bill Farris Soph. Guard 179 Win gg immy Case Steve Mat hews J t d Soph. Guard Soph. Back North Biffle Kock breaks 6011 Way is' Winning streak Gaim with their 27-20 victary Kenne Ketcheside is off for a 29 yard runback after intercepting a Searcy pass. H.G. Foster Soph. Tackle Dickie Brady Soph. Tackle Larry Stark Soph. Tackle ,Marriltau Devil Days fall to Wampus Hats, 39-I9 Robbie Robbins Soph. Tackle 44 f M Mike New picks up extra yardage for the Wampus Cats, Eddie Cla wson 18 1 Soph. Tackle David Spear Jim Wiedower Reggie Henderson Soph. End Soph. End Soph. Tackle auufzzy Whip l5'c'mf011 S1 flfl fdfll, 13-O Jim Cardin Soph. Guard 'F' in 1 Mike New crosses the goal line for another Wampus Cat touchdown. 182 Joe Beene Soph. Guard Clay Lamey Keith Mullins Willie Edw d Soph. Back Soph. End Jr. Tackle Hvuufzzy downs Sylvan Hills, 32-7 to Win 3,4,4 West l Zlzampivuslzip It vic orious eam and their coac . TOmI'ny S1 k d B3 Soph. End ' 1 184 !An anxious coach before the Catholic' A :High game. 3 W3 QW Wampus Cats prepare to leave for Batesville. This Wampus Cat seems to be taking a bow after a successful season. Tom Mabry relaxes after a hard practice -vu., ,f '-Q . 6995- A11-Region Wampus Cats: Back row, 1 to r, Mike New, Tom Mabry, Frank Cooper. Second row, 1 to r, Bruce Joyner, Russell Williams, Larry Nichols. Front row, 1 to r, John Ray, Dick Cisne, Kenne Ketcheside. Winning the Region Championship was worth a dip in the shower for Coach Young. 185 Q Q 5 K K 3. 1 'X ti, 1... 'S ,x M b TZIEHIIIEEZ , .Lis .5 3,535 v L I m w K X !v-...v Lf I 5 , ..v',v ,.w:,4 if q!' , -:..w' Qnfif .v'l.- ,. f, ,v giiffi' EQHRQQQ 1 ' A wif A vflflb' ' - A xfgyn '- f J, L fjgfgi , 1:3 P f A. .,',11- , 5 24.45 ,E Qt? fb Q gagwfgig Q, X: I 4 33551 ffm '- fra-E L ' gg, . l W.....-.ar ,Z Danny Goode Manager Mr. C, D, Taylor Head Basketball Coach Cecil Clements Manager Front Rowg 1. to r.: Joe George, Gene Salter, David Wilcox, Bill Wiedower, Clay Lamey, Cecil Ward, Stan Dickerson, Back Row: Wayne Boone, Jack Hendrickson, David Speers, Robert Balenton, David Mitchell, Steve Fulmer, Mike New, Richard Hammonds 187 V E ffl Z ,. Y ll' Mike New Robert Balenton Steve Fulmer Second Year Letterman First Year Letterman Second Year Letterman Cecil Ward makes a lay-up with opponents rushing toward With hands in the air, players Of both teams try to 188 him. recover the ball. David Wilcox Wayne Boone Jack Hendrickson Second Year Letterman Second Year Letterman Second Year Letterman Suspended in the air, players are stunned as the ball rolls out of bounds. ,mg David Mitchell First Year Letterman 189 I 'P . N sv - . yr: eff... -11 -W ' h . , ff--. 3'-f 1 -aug I 2 4 Cecil Ward B111 Wledower Stan Dickerson Second Year Letterman Second Year Letterman First Year Letterman , Q.. wig - f V A T Russell Williams Holding the ball firmly, Mike New looks for a teammate to throw the ball to. C at , l ff- , it l l at We Q is n C , E C 5 , AN M E E y E , , 'Jr W M5 L , ,hNAA, M ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,W,, h, 5 ,, X . H, ZW, b ,,, ,,.,,,.,,i,..,-,,, eg, A . 4- ,..- Y ' Q 2 1 3' T 'K ? ' 2 if f T'-F Aiwa e Q... Front Row, Left to Right: Don Shock, James Baker, Gene Salter, Ronnie Moore, Joe George, Back Row: Bandy Moon, Clay Lamey, Larry Stark, David Mitchell, David Speers, Gerald Garrison N i James Baker First Year Letterman Coach Joe Fred Young Assistant Basketball Coach LW 191 I sv Clay Lamey First Year Letterman Joe George First Year Letterman Gerald Garrison First Year Letterman 1 192 Bandy Moon Ronnie Moore Don Shock First Year Letterman First Year Letterman First Year Letterman David Speers First Year Letterman Richard Hammond First Year Letterman Krfuufzzy High Swim mm F'rst row: left to right: Tom Perry, Keith Shiedler, John Bumpers, Jimmy Loyd, and Tommy Slinkard. Second row: Bill W idower, Eddie Anthes, Jim Weidower, Jeff Dunaway, and Paul Loyd. Third row: Richie Massey, Gary Reifeiss, John Ryan, W F etch Smith, and Steve Conner. 194 Bill Arnold, Coach The Conway High Swim Team was organized in 1967. These boys had a very good record con- sidering that they are such a young team. Be- cause of their hard work and devoted e ffort s, they all deserve our recognition. Bil1Arno1d was their coach. and he also devoted much time and hard work to insure the success of the team. First row: left to right: Johnny Bumpers, Kenneth Horton, Randy Glover, Marion Settle, Allan Stewart, Kenne Ketcheside, Rick Ingram, Wayne Hightower. Second row, left to right, Tommy Thompson, Keith Wilson, Hal Hunnicutt, Mike Strain, Mike Miller, Mike New, Don White, Dennis Wood. Third row, left to right, Chuck Jackson, Tom Mabry, Loyd Ryan, Steve Fulmer, Jim Nolan, Jim Montgomery, Steve Ward, Frank Cooper, Mike Martin. s Dennis Fulmer, Track Coach Q I. , John Welch, Manager 195 Crack At CHS there are many fine and hard working boys who go out for track each year. We usually have a very fine team and 1966-67 season was no exception. The man behind the team is Dennis Fulmer, a well qualified track coach, who by push- ing the boys and making them work harder, came up with another fine team that was ranked runner-:up in Region 3-AA. 196 Mike Miller and Frank Cooper crossing the finish line Relay Teams: first row, left to right, Hal Hunnicutt, Mike Strain, Tommy Thompson, Second Row: left to right, Mike Martin, Frank Cooper, Dennis Woods. Mike New, Pole Vault Chuck Jackson, Shot Put 197 Ervss- Kauufry 196 7 Marion Settle, Senior Lam John Bumpers, Junior -7k?4'lzZ1veL. . TQ Y 1981 David Walls, Sophomore 5 Robert Buffalo, Sophomore James Baker, Sophomore Dennis Reed, Sophomore m VA Todd Bass, Sophomore 199 200 Gay 1967 ff Bob Fraser tees off on Hole 18. Lanny Noggle lines up for a practice drive. Tim Gray is caught in the act of teeing off Shannon Shock gets ready to take a practice shot. Greg Rawn is not pictured. .E f e i G I X ,f 34 f X ' J ' 'r A f-f K - N , D ffm if X I 1 ,- I 1 K Xl ff Xt H K Lie-Gb. f .If -1 f QA! Qt-'Z , N l e 2? xx! I -f- -5 xx . 1 1 wb! ' ,r W KIAZK? ll -'l ? f, f . Advertisements Mercury was the Roman God of Commerce and the Market, protector of traders. The Yearbook staff appreciates the financial assistance of the following merchants, and hopes Mercury will always favor their best interests. 201 Where You Buy....Does Make A Difference' Cool Wampus Cats Shop At 4556, Randi FASHION CENTER OF THE SOUTH OPEN MON. an FRI. 406 LOUISIANA AND NNITES -TILL 9 P.IvI. PARK PLAZA CENTER Little Rook, Arkansas GIUHHH-NUSTEH 2001 East Roosevelt Rd. Little Rook, Arkansas lEFlER'S X s. Ei- li gf W w Q I M' ,f -I 41,1 I I 5' I-Ml W' A-ul 355 ,J 7 I Ir' N , 1- if A ,fr Supporting the Warnpus Cats to Victory MAC BENTON INSURANCE 915 Front FA 7-7382 N I X.. I The Journalism Class checks the presses at Q? The bog Cabin Democrat CONWAY PRINTING COMPANY 1318 OAK STREET CONWAY. ARKANSAS . J 4 I Everyone enjoys riding in a Pontiac or Oldsmobile! CONWAY MOTOR SAIES V 5 I K X , 3' .f ' FRED'S DISCOUNT STORE 923 Front COLONIAL BAKING COMPANY 210 North Cross :Suu BREAD P.o. Box 548 sagzgjge Little Rock ll mo SUNRAY o1L Ray MoNutt, agent Conway Street FA 9-6352 COUNTY OFFICIALS FABER WATSON JOE CASTLEBERRY T.B. HAIRSTON JERRE LL COKER LEASTER MERRITT WENDE LL BRYANT 203 Ieaners 8. Laundry Bill ec Lonis Hammett ,fl W SPECIALIZE IN ,fr-9 X V U , 1 I SHIRT SERVICE - PICK-UP s. nsuvsmr Umm FA 9-5295 Congratulations Seniors dw Z of 1968 ff X up R ' 9 .ffl A' '- 1-' , lsr 5 . - X If ONE-HOUR MARTINIZING w Ns . Y E G 1243? m5 ENN! p The wise old owl asks Have you been to M - K CO. Inc. your Wholesale Grocer? A typical day for our editor! 1031 Front SOUTHERN DRY CLEANERS 1316 Main St. Conway, Arkansas LINT FREE See the difference CLING FREE Feel the difference OLSEN'S MUSIC AND PHOTO CENTER 806 Front Con-Ark Village N Headquarters for all your photographic and music supplies. 204 Fletch stands behind FLETCHER SMITH'S JEWELRY STORE Hway 64 3 Jw JoE LEONARD CoNsTRUCT1oN WORK OF ALL KINDS A co. T ' B E T T ly FA 9-5478 Compliments of HAMME TT 'S BARB ERS LOUVERS 5 sumns Z I Q HEL!! li S ! TURBINE E 7:--if2.,,,L 551 151 Q ,A L, 6 oucr wokn 'W W w a FA9-5616 CONWAY SHEET METAL CO., INC. erriman liz Factory Stso 5 Congratulations Seniors of 1968 MODEL LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 205 PENCE FUNERAL SERVICE CONWAY, ARKANSAS BOB 8a BILL'S AUTO SERVICE Air Conditioning General Mechanics 925 Locust FA 9-5770 Congratulations Seniors of '68 JOHNSON'S AUTO PARTS Wholesale Auto Parts Highway 65 South INTERNATIONAL SHOE COMPANY Hairston Sz Mitchell Sts. FA 9-2802 Compliments of MCNUTT FUNERAL HOME MCNUTT FUNERAL INSURANCE CO. CRESTLAWN MEMORIAL PARK To Serve As We Would Be Served For the Finest Insurance Protection, Look To.., SHAW SL CO., INC. Shaw Building FA 9-3586 206 Haw Apco 607 Harkrider Q5 Q A FA 9-9662 44 Lb if Easy To Find Frorn W Any Direction MOORE BUTANE COMPANY U ...H HAGER'S JEWELRY STORE ' g','f1Z1-f' The Crowning Touch in Jewelry WD. Moore Congratulations Seniors Distributor from CONWAY SHOE STORE Gulf Oil Products Compliments of 46 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS g PAINT CO. F 1 p, 1208 oak street in . 1 A '1' A FA 9-5721 ai A 2 QXZYYXGXSP X1 1 OT GZ... ,. ...A , : -O I o' D Jack Hendrickson and Ken Horton look N A at greeting cards in Heiliger's. Z' HEIlIOER'S INC. vt V' 13 U 908 Front sr. Lx' ' 'A U M 9-8452 Highway 64-65 at the junction 207 THE SHACK . ---- A-,.:.1::,1-,..,NNtwig! EE : : , g. Q v.. 'nf l souuvs Finest Bar B Q E ei 5? -Q ...zzt 5, . x,NM,hai 2 Locations Lime Rock Q 3rd gl Victory Building Materials of all kinds at FR. 2-8641 FA 9-3821 . . x' , N. L1tt1e Rock Q 2621 Main Conway, Arkansas FR 2-9257 DANDEE-DOG For fast service and good food eat at Doughnuts Malts Shakes Broasted Chicken Highway 64 Conway, Arkansas FRANK BRANNON AND SONS Highway 64-65 Conway 208 STARKEY IRON WORKS FA. 9-5761 Walnut Sz Harkrider Streets Conway, Arkansas Q. 1563 as ,fm . fi V f f shi . 'C Birth 1 ' CHARCOAL CHEF Con- Ark Village The place to take that special date FA 9-6666 'Q ' . DGONWAY' '- .: x Q35 wa. 1- 4 ,A ' x t 'H -'- - ' H ff ' A Q.. - F - . ' - ... -1.1-I ' 31,153 , E , ,Wm A PPE 3 x 1 1 - If you Want to save, NAXBHOLZ SUPPLY CO., INC. is the place to buy all your building blocks., 608 Oak St., FA 9-5631 MORRILTON PACKING COMPANY 314 North Moose Street P,O, Box 206 Morrilton, Arkansas IIHAMBERLIN SCH00l FURNITURE INC. HM YOHGYGY wondered what the typlng room www look like if ,I , CC backs the Cats all the Wayo 'A X CENTRAL BUSINESS I NIACHINES Q l K, N W .m i 2 X hadn't supplied it with Q' A l V f XT' typewriters? - .fe ll tl 2 as t l 2 fl ax ff Wl7l X . tx ' W, A, H at H 4xUTo P. RTS . X 2-- N, 'Q-fi k if , Z 4 f L ' 1 n 1 .. .2 WQEESE Elilifii 5321233 ' I. ' ii I Xxx X X , X ff ,gr E ' X 922 Van Ronkle Conway ff ff VJ Q- , W MX Flex. 9-6821 f ' ' W. ., - . f C Nl' ' will 'yy' Y 209 em? RoB1NETTE's 1 A JEWELRY sToRMY's DAIRY QUEEN N. is the place to buy Om Wam us Cat ' 1 N ' f all Your Wampus Y p N SU' ' '0- - I 1 Xt' 'l'l Cat jewelry Supporters 2 1.95 O Welcome! ' iv 'll .. 9 Mug? 1 .f . I Jr 7414 5- N' I 'UN' L E ,I f' f 4Qf F7 .G XX ff- 'f E? ., w ' S E Lili 11330 114 - 1 'Qs LQ .vf l 'Y 1' K ks .'.' 1 lm, ,. ,. 'Dye y Emmy QZAWM 1000 Front Street FA 9-4771 area code 501 1 Save with Security Congratulations Seniors ED HAVEN'S GROCERY 'q ',4 Compliments of 13,4 X A x,::. .5 backs the Cats V. .fm HH.. l ig, F gl F CONCRETE all the way! :jun - .. uf CA'.,.:'. lk. fl 1 Hordwor X' Millwork I X Lmoleum Plumb Q Q '7 IE 1 AL 1 711111 LUMBER coMPANY Gi L 1 1 P. O. BOX 591 CONWAY, ARKANSAS 72032 PHONE C5011 FA 9-29 860 OAK FA 9-2941 210 1 1 If you would like to go tiger hunting with Kay, drop by EIMER'S SPORTING GOODS to pick up all your supplies. KVEE10 .IFM UNIVERSAL CABINET A DIVISION OF UMC INDUSTRIES, INC. Conway, Arkansas Manufacturers of the Worlds's Finest Refrigerated Merchandising Storage and Food Storage Equipment Phone FA 93846 TOWNHOUSE MOTEL 41 Rooms -- CAFE -- Poor. -- 'ni PAUL and LUDIE ANTHES HWY. 64-65 N OWNER MANAGER CONWAY, ARK Compliments of WILSON ROOFING CO., INC. HAMBUCHEN ELECTRIC SERVICE 1008 Oak St. FA. 9-3697 Conway 211 For the finest in clothing needs shop SANDY'S : - --f For quick, expert .ai , service, it's... GENE and Blll'S Auto cumc PENN i ' V AIWAYS HRS! QUAIUYY. Now you can charge it and enjoy Penney's low prices 10-lA-RU Con-Ark Village Shopping Center T DeB0gXRD T.V. SALES CONWAY POLICE DEPARTMENT Newest Music Center We appreciate your business, Complete record shop Complete 8 track tape center J FA. 7-7711 212 Stereo Service shop H. H. JOHNSON CONWAY TEXACO SERVICE, INC. Pick up SL Main gl Front Streets Delivery Service Conway, Arkansas Compliments of SMITH'S DRUG STORE TRADE WITH YOUR INDEPENDENT MERCHANTS Keep our community responsive 808 Fmt Street HIEGEl WHOLESALE GROCER CO. Conway Corsages-Cut Flowers Floral Designs W 4 by E 9' of IDLEHOUR FLORIST ? K Mrs. Edgar Parker, owner I UUOJL FA. 9-3856 1369 Bruce 0 CLARENCE DAY GROCERY AND FEED STORE Coimtry Hams, Country Sausage Groceries, Feed, Fertilizer, Seed BAKER DRUG STORE FA. 9-2347 1012 Front st. FA' 96627 924 Front St- Open 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. 213 Take home food A W ZX AA coY'S f T A .Q Q1 T I' T A O sandwiches HALL-MART FURNITURE CITY iv.. Seafood AW' X 'sian-Tl' , Broasted Chicken L 2 2 fFormer1y R.R. I B Home Made Pastry Salvageb A Contr1but1ons j , coED CAFE X 3 Ph F1 9-555 ' HOUSTON D X one FA 9'61lO N DAYER S JEWELRY HWAY 64 East I Q CURTIS FLowER SHOP Conway Congratulations to BEIN FRAINKLTN S 805 Donaghey h f' A IMBODEN LINOLEUM t e me A A TILE T --- 1 Wampus Cats T Conway G T 5' R , qs----V----' A TT 65ZZ22QQZ!5iE5ZQgT Y ' T nh CONWAY APCO T DR PEPPER Chester Jones D1st11huting Company 'N Nm 51555132 ,oyy CONWAY BROADCASTING COMPANY MUTUAl BROADCASTING SYSTEM ' Y eff 4- -msn- ., A W... Z ,. 5 :46 . 1 806 SVL1Shir1gT3OI1 F.-X 9-5534 ' 221, f- 1 T 1 -. 1 ff - 4, f A. A Conway gft,rTwaSQ 214 - ' Ape- fu LOOK FOR THIS SE AL, IF YOU WANT THE BEST CAR NND HOML INSURANCE FOR THE PREMIUMS YOL PSY THL FOLLOWING CONWAY INDEPENDENT INSLR SNCE XGENTS ARE ALLOWED TO DISPL XY THIS SE XL ROBERT l. OTT INSURANCE RAY PRICE AGENCY GUY R. EARRIS AGENCY OLIVER-SPEAKER INSURANCE AGENCY WAITER DUNAWAY INSURANCE AGENCY WINTERS REALTY CO. SHAW 8. COMPANY 0 if f I Congratulations to the Distinctive Beauty Service 7 '2 for the discriminating woman M V Seniors of '68 ' State Senator ..,.., ,...,.,.,.,.,.,.,.Z,t.Z.f.t.:.,,,.,...,.,.....,,..,.,,,:,:,:,... ..,.:. .:.:. .,:1l::1.,V,.,.,i,,, z I 2 ::.:::: ::::,::1:,: R X 702 2nd street FA. 9-5281 We Sell And Style Wigs f CALVIN C. SHOCK -5 ' BUSINESS AND PERSONAL INSURANCE PLANNING f fX 5 I id' 821 PARKWAY ,,,, CONWAY, ARKANSAS 72032 BUS: FA 9-2691 - RES: FA 7-7394 LIFE, HEALTH, GROUP INSURANCE ANNUITIES, PENSION PLANS GLEN POTTER AUTO SERVICE N 9-A., GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS ,EAR : Z ...PARKOMAT AIR CONDITIONERS AND SERVICE... 9, 3 .X A 7 .. 1 Ewa' 92I Main SI'ree'I' Phone FA 9-8500 '29, QA Conway, Arkansas Y si' FLOYD CUMMINS FURNITURE COMPANY 1018 Van Home St' Conway, Ark. FA 9-3368 A11 types of lighting fixtures FA 9-3673 216 HWAY 65 South -P: A BELL's MEN sToRE Ei l A 'igf-53 , Conway, Arkansas ,534 '- 2' . fi X f + xc, N s - use i Front at Oak F ' I iv A , 2 A I 3 ,'4 -- ' E R CNICKP NICHOLS VERNON NICHOLS PRESIDENT VICE PRE T A MJ, nc. Nicki Zfftecf 0 f WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE LOW, LOW, BANK FINANCING N DAVIS VARIETY P one FA 9-seas 1103 Oak SIZTGSIZ 64 8: 65 HGH AY N R VERN WILL. TRADE C N Y A OR BUY Conway, Arkansas I CONWAY CLEANERS WARREN'S FREEZER l0CKER F.D. Warren, owner Need a shave? Q! . A XX N If XNXW,-QINAAAAAAEQ ,Q Need a haircut? Z Hop on over to BARBER SHOP - 5' X 5 NNI I CR A SIMON'S BAKERY Sz GROCERY Front Street Conway, Arkansas 217 Q In UA 'g f couwiv orrlcf Ann - tx .. .L Q - EO X' A f M T SCHOOL SUPPLY, INC. Z u Q xi-W J 579 -,I 1 904 Front Street Fa 9-2861 Everybody's rushing to save at t UNCLE DUDLEY'S 1 M.M. SATTERFIELD 1 OIL COMPANY INTERNATIONAL N 1 Truck Sz Farm Equipment LYNCH MOTOR at EQP. CO. 1 W Hway 64 at 65 FA. 9-8307 1Distributor for Lion Petroleum Products We Specialize in Service tHarkrider 81: Bruce Streets P.O. Box 30 1 1 L53 ii- A xg S fv 1 2 AQ 1 Congratulations Seniors 1968 T WESTERN AUTO F o St e Con ay 218 FA9 5621 CQD 1107 Oak FA 9-2721 , V' ' liwav -Am if , 'lg 2 1 tt 4 -. - 5,3 -A' A 2' - - t K NG K , 'tt as , K: .. fiat- Lf' LIT'-r XM MONDAY-POWELL SHOE STORE will fit anyone with any shoes 1101 Oak FA9-2174 BAILEY'S V 1206 Oak Street FA. 9-5252 Conway, Arkansas l xi All Wampus Cats race i i as glggiraiter School Compliments of Mel R 'A , f X ny DUNCAN STREET l f ' N ,B X GROCERY FARMEFUS FIRE INSURANCE Co., INC. ' +221 l f S Q 1722 Duncan Halter Building 2- Conway l I l'- .-' lk i Let Aunfnsou s , vw Paint Sz Wallpaper ' GUY CAMP'S MEN STORE X Pittsburg Paints dress you! 913 Front Street Conway, Arkansas L l lgufrxcler glilnrn en's wr Con-Ark Village Shopping Center PH. FA 9-8459 ANCEL SELLERS CQNWAY, ARK, 72032 219 l f fl' w , . N'ghtDp 't y T I Q 1 lnsr Smlf H NK d MMM! 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S' XQQC tglzhemsr:-gigs t Isp f th t p etimes outstretci t L x V! ..Oil'1?5afI'j1-jg clglagzsb 1 t C py d fthe prestige and hcgr - Q Pav 7 Like thepW?l1'I1pL1S C? ,I always striiving for quality qi ly Q and excellence 1n our SGTVICB to eur communlty. We congrat- Q Q XTQWD X X Lvgizgfe Q2i'eVKgx55t1Sevxi1e1EsthiE.the entlre student body, and out best K C5 Q5 GQ? 0, SCX 5053 -7 Pj Q gi ge 3 V5 35, QJQQQQLQLU5 Sox-ylyqfcx S Q Q jf QL , . A l , bFQy QQ! CQQVZQWM Q XX S is Q9 Q? Af QV X99 lj W S l W WHRST egie d1L7NA 0 M f l ee Q l WK Yr 5 .X 5 Murefl1dnmoney...pmpIeareourbQSf f X RUSS 85 REYNOLDS f 'n lc-al' agf Cool people stop at the TASTEE FREE Z TV O FURNITURE O APPLIANCES X5 FREE PARKING CON-ARK VILLAGE 713Eok C yfxk FA9-9115 ' rf Y N, J' 4 ' coUNTRY 2 Q' IXI f W 56 W1 Sz WESTERN 5 If Q ffl, 'fly' N 4 iq -'N QW!! ,Q1fJ,,4m IS oUR DISH ...JJ ill.-. M- fig! M -fx,y,l1,X x M ' 'V 'v KVEE M FQ xx' Ward Body Works, Inc. .J n J 1- Q-wg Y 4' 1q,,,.f Manufacturer of School and Commercial Busses Conway, Arkansas 223 A E CAHTSAA C ongratulations Senior s ' 6 8 Compliments of CUSTOMADE T TDSL I I I z , p P Don't Forget Z JS I 1- Stop At 2 . I 2 Dresasnljiirgltlittle X, DEBBY-K TOT SHOP 41 N q K Conway, Arkansas I Nl T A, olnn BLUE RIBBON SHOE STORE H Conway, Arkansas K D+ T A UNITED MOTOR CO. I 1105 Deer T FA 9-2661 We specialize in the BEST tires I McKlNNEY TIRE COMPANY 710 Harkrider FA 9-5389 PHQTO CQAPHY WHRDISGHHEIDBR ADVERTISING lj PHOTOGRAPHY QI PUBLIC RELATIONS 831 PARKWAY, SECOND FLOOR FAirview 9-8282 Congratulations on a fine yearbook! CARDIN FURNITURE T Q S J A SAFE-BUY REAl ESTATE Highway 64 West FA-9-8154 V 1 Betty Weeks gets her hair styled at Jone's. JONES BEAUTY SAl0N 1007 Oak Street f-ii-J FA-9-8303 E T - f 3, -35 Compliments of NE WB ERRY PARTS Q . Cheryl Hancock and Bill Weidower try out a '68 Ford at Smith Ford., SMITH FORD INC. Dog N Suds Char-co Burgers Coney Dogs Wor1d's Creamiest Root Beer 226 1455 College Ave. FA 9-6836 Bob and Herb's 559 Harkrider Conway, Ark. 'P' Compliments of CONWAY OPTIMIST CLUB Cheryl Hancock admires a sweater at West's Make yourself at home, and save at KORDSMIER FURNITURE 1023 Oak Street Q FA-9-3946 A 1 1 3 HOME OF BETT R V,-'llUES , l-4 gn of-. l a if .l - Y 5 li' f L i E1 2, I An- if 4 , Q ,Q KW ,- - Yu W -- I 4 n f- ,Q ku ' JXW V3' -. , 'Q' ---- + 'V n L 'J v Rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief ......... Everyone goes to VIRCO For school and office furniture 227 You can't buy this kind of hat but for all others go to MARGUERITFS MILINERY AND ACCESSORIES Congratulations Seniors '68! Compliments of TOWN SHOP CLEANERS GLEN NUTTER CONSTRUCTION Building Contractors New Homes, Remodeling, and Repairing Commercial--Industrial--Residential Free Estimates 2504 Robinson FA 9-8386 ont NA. Congratulations to an outstanding student body! C ompliments of the CONWAY NOON lIONS CLUB 228 The Ad Picture Six take time out for a quick song. Make a note... I For the best in boxes see FLEMING gl SONS 3 -1-can-.,, a 'ii ,,, . frm. ,., ll ' A WUESLE-1g,llllllsr.,....-..-vnnau an-muslim: t may mm M WwWt.Wsw sw W .n ii in is , v I ' if fwkxm FN, Q t N 44? 1 , ..,. , . ., , M V fw ff A A, , -w-..,---- , f W e 1w i,f.,'57, 1. Uw,hg5a:,v.....,,,,,,,,g....N.,I I g f 'sg,L 1 1 5 ' :-W Z- , Ml 1. -is 14,-1? l fffiffilf- v ':fi5-i 'i:'1 ' ??Q5?:'f'l2f.2 A - 0 E . -f if W 'a x Pl T '-'f F 'W' is , :sail 9:11.-f 'ai -W : .. W l ..... ' if V , + 1 1 fs M-wwf-Ql,,.at' Qwilfffafv-Mass, .a :U J . , ,- lt'.-.,., f w,1.,g!il,1Mf ,W I I . , . x ' wg ' fi 4':'C:75:3llri 2 4' lwlil' 1 l iI55v'l 'Q ww! . ,fftff--' :z-f' V 5 A Q ' .. 1' L, :m:Xr:.'.u:tJt::if'rf if 3 'f ,,g,.' . -2 1.2211 L,A. L'---me ' W ' W ,MM f ,,.. t f -, Isa.-fa,lM?..1,,,ul ' 1, th . Q, - 4 L a fir? 21 W A' ..,gff'MTi' I W K I V1 .,i,i?wtw,WfM..,w.,, BJ'-4, -Mg... , Q ,VE wir' Q ., . 'Q . H 7 ' wig ' -7- I -- I .ig-gg W H ig V M Y ve' we-.N,.fy,,,,,1. l W 'W my 'ii'm 5'E'f1if A A L l it W'mffQi gT.,.ff 'i n i Mi i A. , 'L 'Mf 2'v1,3Ei:..,.u, . s fy W md M ml -W., ' 'F ., I 2 1 l l i l This is a symbol of the future that lies out of the reach of the Seniors of 1968. We will never experience the daily problems that will exist here. Our footsteps will never be heard on the doorsteps, our voices will never echo in the halls. But yet . . . we feel that this building , and all that it will house, is a part of us. It was conceived when we were but lowly sophomores and it grew and developed with us. Each test that was taken, each brick that was laid . . . step by step to an ultimate goal, the finish. This is our heritage. Within the walls of this structure we leave a part of our lives to those who will travel the same road after we are gone. 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M13 -E llwiid r3A5'5 -.sl-Vaiaiseizfl-maui, tri ' ijgfx-:X K M' 229 l Sports editors are Dinah Ludwick, Pat Havens, Clare Wzzmpu Eat faff Editors: Paula Anthony and Jamie Prothro Business Managers: Cheryl Hancock and Judy Koon Photographer: Mike Stout 'tr vafh 5 Crafton, and Betty Bartley. XS wx JN 5 . W -N. Club editors are Betty Patterson, Robin Green, Lynn White, Becky Fulmer, and Betty Weeks. A special thanks goes to Mrs Arthur Dunaway our sponsor. Wk' Feature editors: seated, Linda Beene and Kay Fronabargerg 230 standing, Patti Satterwhite, Becky Roebuck, Debbie Alewine Donna Brenske, and John Ward. The importance of a year- book is not in the book itself, but in the importance you, the Student Body, attach to it. We would like to express our appreciation to one of the most school-spirited Student Bodies CHS will ever see. The goal often exceeds the actual attainment. We would like to thank the faculty for helping us inch closer toward our goal of presenting a yearbook worthy of CHS. Last, but not least, we ex- press appreciation to the adver- tisers who have played a big part in the production of this yearbook. The yearbook skit, The Best Commercial of the Year , owed much of its hilarity to cheerleaders Lanny Noggle, Dick Cisne, and Bruce Joyner. 1 .J John Ward, Paula Anthony, Judy Koon, Mike Stout, Jamie Prothro, Mrs. Dunaway, Linda Beene, and Dinah Ludwick attended the State Yearbook Convention at SCA this past summer. - Said to be the fairest of them all are raven- haired Owen Floyd and miniskirited Kenne Ketcheside. , L t - gf, V1,i . Q. f Recognize these tough players? 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