Decatur High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Decatur, AR)

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THE FIRE MARSHALS ARE ALWAYS READY FOR ACTION The Fire Marshals are very important to the school. Their du- ties are to hold the door open for fire drills, shut the win- dows, and close the building and make sure everything is safe be- J fore the students come back in. Left to right - Bottom row - Monty Thompson, Randy Taylor, John Hoffman, James Moore, and Leland Denard. Top row - Randall Spear, sponsor, Gene Addington, Her- shel Brandon, Chuck Wilmoth, and Hal Jacobs. Junior Paper Staff Typists hard at work. THE JUNIOR PAPER STAFFALWAYS PUTS OUT THE PAPER ON TIME. The Junior Paper Staff this year TRIES to put out the paper regularly but finds it difficult to do some- times. They have a very hard job get- ting information, in- terviewing students, and writing their opin- ions, then typing it all up. But when they put out a paper it is al- ways a good one. 2 , The Paper Staff inspecting the paper before theydistribute it. Members are: Batch Walls, editor, Jeff Price, Larry Meek, Debbie Baker, Jo Anna Edmiston, .To Folrer, Carse Austin, Russel McGaughy, Rita Rankin, Martha Evans, and Tommy Schubert. 35

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Q-A-up 5 Top: Gene Addington, Jeannie Bradley, Monty Thomp- son, Lisa Leeman, Rita Rankin, Martha Evans, Chuck Wilmoth, Middle: Karen Wilmoth, Gaye Austin, ,Tonye Neuwirth, Glenda Dickinson, Debbie Baker, .To Anna Edmiston, Tim Higby. Bottom: President - Donna Meigs, Vice President - Donnie Cook, Treasurer - Patsy Knox, Secretary - Sandy Siler, Sponsor - Mr. Spear. . if ,arf P? i 3 WRX Simi THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY GETS BULLETIN BOARD FOR NEW SCHOOL The National Honor Society in our school is comprised of 18 members. We are expecting an increase in the member- ship at the end of the year, though. New members are selected from the Sopho- more, Junior, and Senior classes. Certain qualifications must be met before you be- come a part of the Honor Society. You must have at least a 3.0 grade average. Your leadership ability and your conductis also considered. Therefore itis an honor to be a member. Each year the National Honor Society picks out a project. This year for our project a new bulletin board was bought for the school. vs- 5 'f Qf :F -L+

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Top: Donna Meigs, Glenda Dickinson, Clara Reneau, Debi Cochran, Paula Wilmoth, Teresa Lamphear, Suzanne Stuckey, Debbie Wilson, Brenda Dill, Barbarawilmoth. 2nd Row: Jan Austin, Bev Miller, Te- resa Smith, Lulu Haldennan, Jo Florer, Debbie Baker, Pam Redmond, Deanna Turner, Violet Jones. 3rd Row: Lisa Leeman, J onye Neuwirth, Jackie Hawkins, Charlvn Patton, Vickey Guthrie, Debbie Janes, Linda Clark, Nancy Harrington, ToniBrandon. 4th Row: Rita Rankin, Donna Hoffman, Sandy Siler, Patsy Knox, Jeannie Bradley, Ranet Montgomery. 5th Row: Gaye Austin, Karen Wilmoth, Jo Anna Edmiston, Martha Evans, Mrs. Hancock. BEING IN FHA IS A WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE A member of the FHA learns things that will enable her to become a better home- maker as well as learning just how to live with people. We have many activities throughout the year, including a trip to Little Rock to the State Convention in the spring. I1 FHA officers are: Sec. - Rita 1 An FHA member and Mrs. Hancock Rankin, TIGHS - Donna H0ffm31'1- ' are making plans for decorating dur- Rep. - Sandy Siler, His. ' Patsy ing the Christmas season. Knox, Song Leader - Jeannie Brad- ley, Piano Player - Ranet Mont- gomery, Spon. - Mrs. Hancock, Pres. - Gaye Austin, lst Vice - Karen Wilmoth, 2nd Vice - Jo Anna Edmiston, 3rd Vice - Martha Evans. The FHA Beau of 1970-'71 is Donnie Cook a senior of DHS. 36