Decatur High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Decatur, AR)

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H . -X 2+ N 2' '1 -A ..-N5 l A D' '-st .Y l , ,. . 'Y '. , A Q itfx . ,v-ff, fx WX t,y . ,r2-Q? , if -Y' -my -. J, ,gr rin,4,t'.', l , flJ,,Jo.IA 1 ' ,fx K' ,.d .icfjrm yo, eva. 3 . I A 5 fy ...dx E aux, 'Best Groomed - Paula Wilmoth 8a Chuck Wilmoth. Posing for the bats? Cutest - Paula Wilmoth 8a ,Tim McLaughlin. Since yoJr're both so cute why don't you get together? F5 my X -1 ,Z ,x x . . .T ,Q K 'I dpi 1 rc .A ' SB m .?r.-1,-.Q':: 2 1, Most Studious - ,Tan Austin 85 Leland Dcnard. Study- ing botany by any chance? Most Athletic - Jan Austin 85 Gene Addington. We have more girl football players!

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rr'- Most School Spirit- ,Tan Austin 84 Butch Walls. Hey, you all, the ballgame was last night. V Most comical - Vickey Gutherie 8: Tommy Schubert. Leap Frogs in their natural habitat. UNI OR HIGH WHO, WHO Even though these kids are re- latively new to the high school, a- mong them are already some who can be distinguished from the others as outstanding. Some have nutured their still young athletic talents into practiced skill while still others have developed their study habits into a form that will be of much benefit to them throughout their Junior and Senior High School years. These students are also chosen on the basis of manners, grooming, personality, school spirit, and many other qualities which, even though they are newcomers, we recognize them as possessing. iii' i '. Y. , . u fs Best A11 Around - Debbie Baker dc Tommy Schubert. Playing Ring Around the Rosie, Debbie wins!

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UUTSTANDING ST DE T Each year a few members of the Junior class are honored by being selected to attend ':'. Arkansas Girl and Boy State. The Decatur delegates for 1968 were Judy Bredehoeft, Danny Hedrick, Debbie Peter- son, Janet Wilmoth, Vernon Austin and Paula Browning. i 4, kb 5 -1 i Miss Janet Wilmoth, daughter of Mr. and ? Mrs. Edward Wilmoth was Decatur's candi- date for Junior Miss. ' 2 She participated in the District Contest at Fort Smith in October where she repre- ' sented our school well. gc. s,.. 4 K 1 'X Miss Paula Browning, daughter of p and Mrs. Dean Browning, is this year s A FI-IA State Treasurer. She is one of eight state officers. Besides this she helped to represent Arkansas at the National FHA fn Convention in Miami Beach, Florida. Ac- A MY l , t C i t 'C A Q R i 1 J 3 i Miss Barbara Meek, daughter of Mr. and K' ' y i J I J N, Mrs, Bob Meek, has served this year as A J C A J A a' our Miss Decatur. i I 5, Q She reigned over the Miss Barbecue f ' J ' A 5 Contest and participated in the Miss Benton ' ' - , County Contest. . prii ' ig ,y J f