Fayetteville High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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Cb tc Ji- 36 9' 92 Y fuquuiui aw'- In---F FIRST ROI Eugene Adkmson, Harris Osburne, Bobby Hatfield, Freddie Gibson, Bill Danner SECOND ROW Donald Hall, Charles Raider, Walter Wilson, Troy Belote, Bobby Cupps THIRD ROW Bobby Patrick , Billy Steele, Kenneth Hulse, Hollis Burrough, George Brown FOURTH ROW Travis Hoody lax Traphagen, James ' FFA I' Powell , Jack Ray GREEN HANDS Eugene Atlclson Troy Belote Jeorge Brovm Bobby Cupps Leroy Deering E J Glisson Donald Hall Bobby Haumond Kenneth Hulse J C Hudson Bill Kincade Kenneth Raider Jack Ra 7 Bill Stookburger W 65110 'Ve A F P Nts C QI L1 5 7- 0 .J 6,0 0 MO'ITO Q ,,-no b LEARNDIG TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE OFFICERS President--Bill Danner Vice-Pres Secretary- Treasurer-- Reporter-- Sentinel--- Q -P PZQF if 1. CQUD1 5 JL -Freddie Gibson -Billy Mitchell Harris Osborne -Michael Hughes Bobby Hatfield Advisor-----Cecil E Myers STATE FARMER Bill Da.nner The primary aim of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA is the development of agricult- ural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. FUTURE FARMERS Hollis Burrough Bill Mitchell Travis Moody Max Traphagen Bobby Patrick James Powell Walter Wilson HONORARY MEMBERS Virgil Blossom Hubert Danner Fred Kerr Gus Clifton I believe in leadership from ourselves and respect from others. I believe in ny ovm ability to work efficiently and think clearly, with such knowledge and skill as I can secure, and in the ability of organized farmers to serve our o1m and the public interest in marketing the product of our toil. I believe we can safeguard those rights against practices and policies that are unfair.

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BACK RCW: Barbara Phillips, Buddy Johnson, Freddy Shaffer, Charles McFarland, Bobby Earl Stevrart, Bobby Conine, Arthur Mobley, Alfred Sawyer, Charles Couch, RJ. Willis, director, Joan Greathouse, Lynn Weir, David Iashley, Don Cecil, Bill Steele. MJJJDLE RW: Glenn Lehman, Dwight Mix, Bill Napier, J.0. Kumpe, David George, Arlen Curry, Ray Brewer, Robert Monde, Stewart Liddell, John Paul Runyan, Bill Gentry, Paul Smith, Bill Bartle: FRONT ROW: Hack Lehman, Ernest Stanberry, Lewis Johnson, Donna Harris, Phillip Colvrell, Doris Hooker. lajorettes at the back from left to right are Mary Ann Maddox, Joan Rouse, Donna Canfield, Carolyn Hammond, and Barbara Mitchell. BAND With a membership of 140, the Fayetteville High School band, under the direction of Mr. R. W. Willis, has had its most successful year. Band activities began September 27 with the group playing for the weekly foot- ball games. Home games which they played for included Alun, Siloam Springs, Hunts ville, Springdale, and Fort Smith. The Band took trips to play at the games in Bent- onville and Van Buren. They mere also guest performers at the University of Arkansas' homecoming game, November 16. and also provided music for the basketball games. The spring semester was begun with the band s second annual banquet which was held January 20. The band attended the Band Clinic at Siloam Springs January 30 and February J, the State Clinic at the University of Arkansas February lb, and 15, and the State District Clinic in Fayetteville April 12, a concert presented by the beginner's, junior, and senior bands on February l8,a music festival at Fort Smith on March 111. f JL 7 ' r G - ks f-,gnu Sill ll. sk 70 ' r I ,f JM Serving FHS by arousing school spirit, the band played for several pep rallies, ,' '0f r'-'-ffl I 4 'IIIIIIIW-K K L val were the Participating in the Fort Smith Festi junior and senior bands, brass sextet composed of Don 5 ., Mitchell, Fred Shaffer, Carolyn Hammond, Bobby Conine, A and John Paul Runyang the band soloists,Mar'y Ann Maddox, cf , ' Donna Harris, Donna Canfield, Charles McFarland, Doris ' 3 Hooker, and Phillip Colvrell. This page is dedicated to Jimmy Hooker, who played the base drum in the band, and whose death oc 1 December 2, 19116. trict Clinic on April 12. Fayetteville was host to about 600 students mak- ing up the 12 bands which took part in the State Dis-