Foreman High School - Gator Yearbook (Foreman, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1977 volume:

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Crlo55ary IO"'l'-1165 lO-101 ofandmg by lO'lO: local from 55 QL X5 " best Wlslwefp breaker Q GSK for use of cfucumel 1 YQCKUIKK Llxuir 1 mlddle Cox' convoy 1 line Ol C.B,VCh4qClQfJ member jdwi CQl'W+lflLAOKl5 lclllicr 9Cod llxdcly Tumyme wi C5E,TMfCI-i Clilclien coop 3 vVG,'l3l'il-lbrorinoxa Wwfiy SQKES '- EX preset on are Kr Xcvv lfedgenrxv Y ew Nur XS Umar 5 'olege P Picture to yourself a short-term Rip Van Winkle. He's been asleep for only two years, not 20. He awakens in an auto with the CB turned on and hears: "This here's Monkeyman Mac . . . l got the front door . . . No Smokeys in sight." Rip would flip. He might wonder. "How long have I been asleep? lt must be years! I hear some words of English but - but - but the language has changed!" CB has a language, or a slanguage, of its own. Everyone speaks in code. You'd better learn it or you'll be laughed off the channels. Also, you'll be more able to understand your 1976-'77 Yearbook! E "Intelligence appears to he the only thing that A enables man to get along without education. Education appears to he the only thing that enables a man to get along without the use of his intelligence." - E, Wiggam 0 wav, 09 I C Miguel de Cervantes said, 1. Don't stick your fingers in the gerbil "'Experience is the universal Mother cageg he's vicious. of Sciences." He must have been 2. HSS smells like the paper mill on a eavesdropping on room 102 at the rainy day and will drive 4th period Eng- beginning of the year! From experi- lish class to the library. So, as we "move on," we live ence we learned many things 3. Pyrex means fire resistant, not break learn, though at times we wonder if QUICKLY! resistant! are succeeding at either. A likely excuse for playing with fire. E: mc WHAT? There must be an easier way. The wonder of it all! Accuracy! I Precision! ! 6 Sponsored by BRIDGERS PHARMACY DeQueen, Arkansas gl: ' EX!-XS INSTRUMENTS flf ATH No Randy those aren't pretty girls' telephone numbers. Beth goes wild at the chalk board . l' , This year's math classes were full of surprises. Geometry students were surprised that triangles could do so much, Algebra classes argued over x's and y's, and analysis students cried! Gene was especially surprised the day that, during Mrs. Baker's absence, he was suddenly whapped on the head by a flying movie screen. We learned a lot through experi- ence, too. Some students were so enthused with their new calculators that they dropped them daily for an excuse to dis- sect them and probe through their many tiny circuits. But, through it all we managed to convince Mrs. Baker to main- tain her sanity and control her frustrations . . . and anger . . . and "excitement." Be careful, Donald. That's a toughy! 4 1.1. y . t V' if fr' ff' 5 fy .,,.,. he ru: - - A 'WW "' ,, - n ff Qgf, g, ,:2u.'?, af MX A 0 as-as arrs . llffw-f71TQdLi',j,' fj3I3'g-if ' Q, 2f5g5,fg.1':.Z:5.ii.. .iflligl fi 3 W' -'M-g-f .1 ..,.. . ,,,: , tw, f i My u That's what Mrs. Baker thinks! ! Sponsored by K SL L BUTANE Ashdown, Arkansas 7 Social tudies Social Studies, probably the broadest subject taught at F.H.S. , includes many different branches such as geogra- phy, problems of democracy, world history, American his- tory, and advanced American government. Social Studies provide students with a better understanding of the world around them , the people in that world, and their relationship to others and themselves. Learning the capital of Australia and the method of choosing the American President are just two of the almost unlimited areas of study. If a student is asked for a definition of a "lame duck" and his answer is "a Sgt ttcttc i a fs? , v , gQ,x Q .. f' ix,-Q-' 3. ft ffipqsv is by f:-,s y ..-s bird with a crutch", then Coach Freeze and Mr. Frazier will know how far their lectures have been going. Lori and Larry search for the right current event. ' 'ffrmqfw .aww- Is Martha studying those geographic features or planning her Mexi- can vacation? y tsov .... .. . ' " H- M- we ,M , ...- Louise and Evelyn find study time essential. cf' -l l The library stays full during term paper week. Lan ua e Officially, Spanish is the only foreign language offered at F.H.S. , however, many students claim that there are three others - Greek, English, and C.B. A few are working at Spanish, several appear to have mastered English, and one group fC.B. owners! know nothing but C.B. lingo, but many are more like casca - it's ALL GREEK to them. U, i will 4 is it It's hard to decide between an adjective or an adverb. Dean enjoys the Julius Caesar puppet show. all WBEAW1 2 , H' . ., Y, . .. 3 Las Muchachas son muy aplicodas! The girls are working hard. ,Q Le Gesta el espanol, Evelyn? Do you enjoy Spanish, Evelyn? L -il., O OQ O eissiasibk ooogmoooooo Bobb finds ASDFJKLq amusin . Ty in to music makes class more enjo able. Y E P 8 Y Mrs. Winfrey and the "Typettes." gyn0F3"ND1V'sN13 fxfu'it.W313f3G 106: igf74'1f:W1fI+i5"Sf!UU 1 I When asked what Commercial Arts meant, school the courses offered toward either students' Mrs. Winfrey stated that it was the eye to the future or their dreams include typing, shorthand, future, or perhaps a world of dreams. In our office practice, and accounting. 10 Sponsored by: KNOD GROCERY COMPANY DeQueen, Arkansas 5 stri- ,ei 1 a The two Lisa's try to hit the same note. TOP: Ray Dean explains his landscape. BOTTOM: Sheri and Louise live it UP in HANGMAN'S NOOSE. 'Q-uv f-W Speech class makes Carolyn and Bonita look so young. Fin Art According to Mrs. Walters, academic classes are getting more exciting. Stu- dents now have a chance to express themselves through the humanities: art, theatre, and music. i Q Elvis proves that "black is beautiful. " ll Home Economics fr f all - . Agricultur This year brought many changes in vocational classes. It is not unusual to see girls in Agri. and boys in Home Ec. We are movin' on with equal rights for BOYS AS WELL AS GIRLS at F.H.S. IV: It may just be a Beefmaster, but it won six ribbons. Carolyn isn't sure Cindy's mixture will be cookies. Q ills I l Livestock class has many reactions to Mr. Lairmore's statement. 12 Sponsored by DeQUEEN CLINIC DeQueen, Arkansas Pam learns what red, yellow, and blue can do. LE mi: :www me -.2.... i :X ,LN 'V 5 F ., L The administration at Foreman High School realizes that all students are not academically inclined. Some people would benefit from learning a trade at which they could become employed without sitting for hours in a college class- room. For this reason, our students are now allowed to take advantage of the Texarkana Area Vocational Center. Stu- dents leave the FHS campus before noon and travel by bus to the center which provides both faculty and facilities to develop the skilled craftsmen for a wide variety of occupa- tions for the future . X,,.f John Gathright - Welding Bruce Dainwood and Mike Weed - Welding C, x ,x' Q sim ,gee .aa X ,,, I 1 X v.Qi,, X . 'Z' as '-f A fa- v f ,kr Eileen Crenshaw - Cosmetology Billy Lewis and Ronnie Fowler - Auto Mechanics Donna Green - Cosmetology 13 rganizations L 1' " " I" "W" ""' ests and pleasures, individuals were while activities ranging from steak able to join various FHS clubs to suppers, to car washes. The eleven further their hobbies, skills and different clubs offered students a social development. Helping to chance to explore special interests. better the individual, school, and Sponsored by GLENN'S JEWELRY DeQueen, Arkansas ACIIV Tit IO OUI between On for the for semester lives . mobblng the notes way to the tests curricular time to Classes K tudent Coun il S.C.: Pres. - Carol Murphy Cnot shownj, Vice-Pres. - Kay Murphy, Pianist - Rosemary Hawkins, Songleader - Laura Enscore and Diane Jackson, Sec.!Treas. - Linda Wright, Rep. - Nichole Johnson, Tammie Salem, Joe Nolan, Mike Hudgeons, Mattlene Brown, Mike Smith, Deborah Rolfe, Annette Roberts, Bobby Belanger, Marla LaVoice, Brenda Hardwick, Jay Ray Kent, and Alana Bishop. f I ,mf . . . , , L.aQuita Norwood represents her class in S . C . J r. Hi h Librarians John Salem, Miss Hamilton Qspon.j, and Barry Belanger I6 416 mffaaw 1 l X W ,,,. M., ,,,, ,. ,, 3 5 The Jr. High S . C. , sponsored by Mrs. Oglesby, has taken a leading role in the improvement of Junior activities this year. They contributed to this year's Christmas season by buying dec- orations as well as contributing money to the Jr. High football homecoming . well if 1 mir iilkw ,. .. tl - un s -'F Bri. 'njoys his "hobo juice. " -.7 3 , S 1 il? Jv. -X 4 A R 3 3 5 5 , 1 1 . fa! fl 113 Q , , JE X F They come in all sizes! "0-nr' E 'fn '3 th' Au 'S 1 B my J r. Hi h Hobo Day The grubby attire of these little creatures is not their usual dress. The rolled up blue jeans, over-sized over- alls, and ragged shirts and caps were the fea- tures on junior high Hobo Day. Students were not thought odd for dressing this wayg instead, they were hauled off to jail for NOT dressing "hobo- ish." Lisa Brown, Cheryl Weed, and Margaret Taaffe were chosen as the raggediest, tackiest dressers. 1 we 'fss t. aww.. gig '-,g..,r1 .f , .... Q, tw Q I ' F 'J ff. i 'f "'t X . '3 iff f wjwigfrf-f.-ga Z A , ' - 'Asst-'y Lisa Brown - Head Hobo Mr. Rice, Sherri Fagan, and high school interloper, Jay Newman, get towed away to jail. "Tacky" Taaffe 17 tudent 01111 il First Row: Curtis Graham - President, Gene Ellis - Vice President, Ann Dunn - Secretary, Treassia Wright - Treasurer, Evelyn Key - Reporter. Second Row: Representatives - lay Newman, Donald Stuart, Sharon I-Iadaway, Lynette Ballard, Terri Casteel, Mike Webber. Third Row: Velma Fields, Pat Turner, Sherry Coffman, Shelly Knighten, Timmy Jamison, Sheri Broomfield, Mike Smith. Fourth Row: I.aVern Fowler, Bruce Walker, Mary l-looks, Sponsor - Scotty Smith. Mm-Mm-Good Terri helps prepare for the assembly that never was Important business at hand . The 1976-77 Student Council busied itself with activities such as elections and polls - something new for the students. These activities brought to the surface a whole new side of F.H.S. , a more intellectual side . Other more enjoyable activities included the steak dinner for the S.C. members and the plan- ning of the Valentine assembly that never materialized. The failure could have been brought about by the fact that the S.C. just didn't "have their hearts in it." Ann assists in Who's Who vote counting. I8 Sponsored by CRAFT COTTAGE Foreman. Arkansas L A DAY Treassia tells of her many talents. March 22 was just another day at F.H.S. Some students crawled to class while others pushed pen- cils down the halls with their noses. Some teach- ers called their students with cries of "Pig Sooie! " . Some looked odd in their "high-water" pants and wrong-side-out clothes. No, this was "What am I bid for Mr. Wattlington?" Jay can even sell the blind: name is Shelly. that is z S : VXY , h,hlnnlhshh i .i Bonita doesn't know why anyone would want to buy her. . . This is the stillest Wayne has been 7 not Just any day - it was the FBLA s Slave Day. an year. . MA , . l' 'W iiil se.. it rrsn M' . . t I bg L, X ' gk .,:. . . W .i,. 'f -in li. xx " - 2 I ,-5 . K 'Hx Q1 -n P X if-1' if . ,. I ,ft . S if her Martine says, "Look, Randy, no hands!" That's the way, Mr. Frazier, call them hogs. I9 ' 1 1 5 ' as -- Wm t I W 'Wx ii' , , . y ,,n H+, 'f""" f 'x .1 .' -ks?-fu. ,fix Lisa and Ioan received awards for being "best-dressed cowgir1s." ,, as his neu.. ' Q ' if rx, A A 4TM.f5ggd,,9?k Vs 1, J K Mark enjoys egg-throwing as well as three-legged races. 20 Western D How many school days come around when you can throw an egg at z teacher and get away with it, or run a race with three and a half legs' Well, for one - Western Day - a day when everybody shows a little rec around the neck. Between the egg-throwing contest and the three-leggec race, a mere spectator wasn't even safe to watch without running the risk o catching an egg up beside the head. Or how about being run over by a two- headed, four-armed, three-legged mongrel with a voice like Wayne Watlington and a face like Mark Bush. It's only once a year and, to quote the loser of the egg-throwing contest, "Look at this slop on my pants." 'ww Gene and Jimmy Ray, and Danny and Mark look like happy winners of the egg-throwing con test. Q if 4 6 ff nf? -an Qfgnflw' is Mr. Frazier says there'll be Mike thinks Mike is funny. no more egg throwing for him. . xx fy ' ' 1 as J J J New lub if iffy. X ,X 55 ' 'Pj 1 54. ' Xfyv ,J ' ' J , , , 'Round Campu X J ' s""" First Row: Cliff Oglesbyg Treasurer, Scooter Grahamg President, Lynette Ballardg Secretary, David Harrison: Vice President, Anita Baker: Sponsor. Second Row: David Crow, Margie Nolan, Kathy Pieratt, Janet Rosa, Sharon Hadaway, Terri Casteel, Terry Jamison. Third Row: Donald Stuart, Alan Gauldin, Jimmy Oglesby, Dean Klug, Randy Clevenger, Gene Ellis, Mark Moore, Reporter, Mark Gorman. batwlufj KM, First Row: Martine Johnson, Lisa Meredith, Sherry Coffman, Martha Monroe, Treassia Wright Billingsley, Sharon Hadaway. Second Row: Mike Akins, Randy Clevenger, Jimmy Oglesby, Alan Gauldin, David Harrison, Mark Moore, Mike Altenbaumer, Wayne Watlington, Jay Newman. X. Second V.P. , Mark Moore, President, Jay Newman, First V.P. , Ann Dunn: Secretary, Sharon Hadaway: Parliamentarian, Lynette Ballard: Reporter, Beth Tongg Songleader, Terri Casteel. Back Row: Student Council Representative, Donald Stuart: Sponsor, Mrs. Harrison. N s a C f I i 0 I1 3 l I , .. , Psst, Scooter! Slip me some Juicy Fruit when you walk by. '4 H' CD H' O O CID ' -' , nga, gs J I 1 4-N, ffwg'ff:r:Z,..' .4 ' A , Q , , .,-,. .. - .. ., , s, ., ,. iz, waxes:--sw:-2--. sq sax if 'B 1 iff' ' N N' " , s , See there, I can talk "real good" when I want to. ' n , wi' Ji . 3 ' lit I-at Sharon pins new member, Alan Gauldin. 1977 N.H.S. - Newman, Cliff Seated: Beth Tong, Janet Rose, Sharon Hadaway, Ann Dunn. Middle Row: lay Oglesby, Mark Moore, Mrs. Harrison, Paul Hawkins, Terri Casteel, Gerri Fin- ley, Lynette Ballard, Treassia Billingsley, Kathy Pieratt. Back Row: David Harrison, Curtis Graham, Donald Stuart. 22 FB The FBLA Chapter has been more active this year than in the past. Besides having dances, a carwash, and a slave auction, they have participated in both district and state level competitions. In the District 4 competition in March, Martine Johnson and Beth Tong won first place in business com- l and Jay Newman Rx Wi R funk music for an FBLA yk J' 1 Shooting Star plays that X Y 2. t- Y, dance JA "QS" - ,W , -P F79 31' First Row: Mrs. Winfrey - sponsor, Wayne Watlington - President, Jay Newman - Vice President, Becky Foster - Secretary, Venita Cursh - Treasurer, Lori LaVoice - Stu. Coun. Rep., Coach Freeze. Second Row: Lisa Meredith, Shelly Knighten, Marilyn Knighten, Treassia Billingsley, Sherri Broomfield, Mike Smith. Bonita Smith, Margie Nolan. Third Row: Mike Altenbaumer, Lori Oglesby, Ray Trammel, Gina Green, Beth Tong, Alan Gauldin, Terri Beard, Margaret Rolfe. Fourth Row: La Verne Fowler, Louise Hatten, Mary Kay Hooks, Suzanne Baker, Velma Fields, Ann Dunn, Penny Morton, Sherry Coffman. Fifth Row: Janet Rose, Martha Monroe, Becky Smith, Cindy Anderson, Reba Carver, Kathy Singleton, Shirley Anderson, Mike Akins. Sixth Row: Mar- tine Johnson, Darlen Hefner, Pam Duncan, Mike Mason, David Crow, Kathy Pieratt, Leigh Ann Cranford. LA munications, and the chapter won third place for mem- bership based on percentile. Everyone who attended benefited from the experience. FBLA SWEETHEART AND BEAU - Martha Monroe Foreman contestants in the District 4 leadership conference and sponsor. 23 .. J? I, .41 15 ' . ,, ,, ,, K' f I W Va N W , A Aw r :.,,,w Y 2,3- , Q ,C -. pr A., , fi , r V 4 J'- , 7-'9"..:. ' v ' 4, , , -if .JA ' ,ze f 'Apr in ff ,..,,m -'S I , , uv Gerri Finley, Lawanda Davis, Barry Park, Lana LaVoice, Renee Quick, David Phillips, Sheri Brown, Lori LaVoice, Shirley Beth Anderson, Terri Cas teel, Margie Nolen, Lynette Ballard, Treassia Wright, Kathy Pieratt, Betty Jo McKinny, Kay Knighten, Penny Morton: lst Vice P. , Pam Brown, Shelly Knighten, Cindy Anderson, Mrs. Farmerg spon. , Marcia Moore, Bonita Smithg Pres. , Pat Turner, 2nd Vice P. , Kathy Singleton: Sec. , Carolyn Jackson Treas. , Janet Roseg Reporter, Marilyn Knighteng Historian. Sharon Hadawayg S.C. Representative. Not Shown: Guy Ray Cody: 3rd Vice Pres. FHA -'V' Marilyn Knighten: Chosen Co-Ed corre- spondent for outstanding leadership in Home Economics. Her duties are to keep the Co-Ed magazine informed about the happenings at F.H . S. Pat Turner was chosen sweetheart by the FFA, and Jerry Bob Grant was elected beau by the FHA girls. ie i A mi , W ,sf As. W M-P . Keg. 1st Row: Ricky Knighten, Le Wanda Davis, Joann Diacon, Lisa Sullivan, Yogi Park, Jim Bo Cody, Steve Siedel. 2nd Row: Steve McCombs, Gary Grant, Steve Casteel, John Milam, Richard McElhannon, Omac McElhannon, Frank McDonald, Walter Watlington, Blake Kent. 3rd Row: Jerry Bob Grant: President, Timmy Jamison: Vice President, Treassia Wright: Secretary, Gerri Finley: Treasurer, Pat Turner: Reporter, Mark Halliday: Jr. Advisor, Scott Lindsay: Sentinel, Lynn Sullivan, Mike Smith, Mr. Lairmore: Sponsor. 4th Row: Danny Hawkins, Jay Green, Earl Brown, Nat Hefner, Rendall Irwin, Mark Sanders, Dean Klug, Ricky Hawkins. 5th Row: Donte Weed, Rodney McElhannon, Archie Cody, Steve Gibson, David Nevels, John Bill- ingsley. James Green, Terry Coffey, Stan Smith, David Phillips. The FFA has really been "on the move" this year. Some of the many activities enjoyed by the "mixed group" included everything from parking cars at the home games to attending the Hope Fair where they judged everything from cattle to sheep . . . The State Fair at Little Rock where they attended the fair and rodeo and saw Lorne Green, better known as Ben IQ Cartwright . . . and the Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth where they saw Red Stegal and MUCH SNOW! Many hours of selling popcorn at the ballgames helped finance this year's activities. t'W9' Mr. Larimore takes part in the snowball fight. Pat wonders WHERE kids put ALL that James hopes there aren't any reckless drivers out tonight. John looks on as Mark is fascinated at all popcorn! the girls at the rodeo. Sponsored by NEW BOSTON CLEANING New Boston, Texas 2 5 1 +1 Q, " 4 W6 .ftmbzz r 7 . Q in my Aa f Ev S vm Rod 0 Club his QA - Standrng Mr Larrmore Spons Jerry Bob Grant Pres., Ricky Knrghten John Brllrngsley Davld Nevels Nat Hefner Trmmy Jamrson S C Re Lynn Sulhvan Vrce Pres Seated James Green Joan Diacon, Le1gh Ann Cranford Llsa Sullxvan Kay Knrghten Gem F1n1ey Treas Treassra B111 Nw. .iggwk Fi ' -W Mwfmm, .,QL V we, u m, W Wy H , eg.. .sy M 5 5 3 F, ,. , , , Y Jim n I' fi 2 . is X B. X54 Q, t g in Z ,A eg? 'fy 132 eg bf us: 5 'Y'r . 1 1:'1nf,4w,,w 5225 1 'Y i The parade kicks off the rodeo. Mr. Lairmore wears the 3100 hat. Jay Green prepares for his ride. From Little Britches to A11 Around Cowboy. After all the weeks of work in preparation for and putting on FFA Rodeo, Mr. Lairrnore l' i' felt that he should have at least been able to keep the hat. Martha receives the Queen's ribbon from former Queen. Gerri. Laney and Pam enjoy dancing to the Honky Tonk Heroes' music. 27 If anyone has been truckin' this year, it has been the yearbook staff. They have travled from a workshop at OBU in Arkadelphia to a ski resort in Marble Falls so that in years to come, the '77 graduates will be able to look through the yearbook pages with wistful remi- niscence, nostalgia, and pride. C' rs y I ATHLETICS EDITORS - CLASSROOM EDI- Treassia and Beth TORS - Sharon and Janet C 3 I' O 0 O E gre! ,,, Y ya PHOTOGRAPHERS - Iay and Teny BUSINESS MGR. - Paul, CO-EDITOR - Gerri. ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS EDI- EDITOR - Lynette TORS - Alan and Terri 28 Sponsored by ANN'S FASHIONS New Boston, Texas Talent how f 1 if . J. : . N., we-1-H 3 5 5 ., 1 ,Q ., t , - 1121, pl S ww , . .Q C .. L fr- i 5 Q 5 5 5 1 . X FIRST PLACE - Alan Gauldin and Margaret Rolfe SECOND PLACE - Venita Cursh THIRD PLACE - Mike Webber O Tieassia Wright, Evelyn Ifey., Martha Monroe, Leigh Ann Cranford, Pam Duncan, Terri Casteel, Terry Elder, Betty McKi1-my, Terri Beard, Alcie Cursh, Sharon Hadaway, Gem Frnnley, Jay Newman, Janet Rose, Terry Jamison, Beth Tong, Paul Hawkins and Lynette Ballard. ' ' it k FHS..." " Cd .,...- 0 CL ,bnsax r Inq for a cor on +I-ter, +aICn 0. CQ ea Cot -fe, on br Ke, n yo 3 1- 60 - FHS i cad cl LUITVI t if-VYJC Q Q-CKY to Oli l XA! P M Y ' ff DI rifle! if i 'Eff I f ffioiffw I Q , X mx! Sitting Beth Tong Editor Louise Hatten Co Ed1tor Margie Nolen, Secretaryg Loni Wert Reporte Alan Gauldrn Art Editor Standing Marquenta Cleghorn Marilyn Brown Carolyn Young Wanda Rolfe Lori Oglesby, Gina Greene, Marilyn Knrghten Evelyn Key Mrs Winfrey Sponsor and Mary FHS Press The paper staff duties are to make the school paper in addition to their regular course of study. This involves the writ- ing, organizing, typing and drawing of the paper, as Alan and Mar- gie are doing on the left, and the printing and preparation of the final copy, as Loni, Louise, Linda and Mary Kay are doing on the right. Under the guid- ance of Mrs. Winfrey, this year's paper staff created the "F.H.S. Press" and printed the school news for 1976-'77 . ' 414 ry, V.. 1 ff V1 1 Gerri says - "Here, take this book - it has lots of underlined WORDS. " Librar Club Top Row: Gerri Finley, Pres.: Janet Rose, Sec.g Mrs. Smith, Spon.g Lynette Ballard, Rep. Bot- tom Row: Sharon Hadaway, Vice Pres,: Terri Casteel, S.C. Rep.g David Harrison, Treas. J TE 5 i, , , W 1 3 R ' 3 Q 'a 4 1 'a'5'n. 'c Terri decorates the Christmas tree. Janet wishes research papers were com- pleted. kiwi F fx -Q ta ,-, , ,.,', u p if Yu f 1-flifwsw gygg. if Confucius fDavidJ say - ' - must pay fine." ,MQ 'Book not in on time It takes Lynette and Sharon to check out Marcia's book. "Now, Steve, this is where we keep our MONEY! !" Sponsored by WELCH'S Ashdown, Arkansas 31 Two FHS senior girls, Treassia Wright Billingsley and Lynette Ballard, were chosen as Arkansas American Legion Auxillary Girls' State Delegates this year. Also, three FHS senior boys, Jay New- man, Gene Ellis, and Paul Hawkins were selected to attend Bays' State. The week-long summer programs, designed to inform selected high school students of the structure and operations of our local, state, and national government, was held on the UCA campus in Conway. During the week, patriotism, concern, and love for our country were emphasized. Many prominent men and women including Governor David Pryor spoke to the students at General Meetings. Campaigning for various offices ranging from city coun- cilmen to governor occupied most of the daylight hours. At night and between meetings, the delegates enjoyed parties in their dorms and met many new friends. The FHS delegates continued to carry out patriotic deeds during the school year by raising and lowering the school flags, presenting the colors at assemblies, and trying to foster patriotism as a whole among the student body. Girls' and Boys' State '. lu., f -, tudents Receive Awards if 'Q elee J 1 Jw New X 2 5 xi, rg 2 x Ann p p ESSA representatives are two students s if 3 who represent the ESSA Community 1' ' -'ki W ai 'tt' vi- 1 . . R in - t 1 snsyt- see' Q Advisory Committee. The representa- r C tives sit in on committee meetin s and ,ff 1. 8 fi voice the opinions of the students. Alan Alan Gauldin received the award for his out- standing work in designing the '77 yearbook cover. Alan also served as art editor for the yearbook staff. Lynette Lynette Ballard was presented the DAR Good Citizenship Award by the Paraclifta Chapter r 7 of the DAR. Each year a senior is selected for this award on qualifications of leader- 4 ship, dependability, service, and patriot- y gn iSl'I1 . 1 J :fi ' Randy Paul Paul Hawkins and Randy Clevenger earned the highest ranking in the Senior Class in the 1977 General Mills Search for Leadership in Family Living. In recognition for this achievement they were awarded a Certifi- cate of Merit. 33 Fire Marshals How many times have you been sitting in your classroom peacefully dozing when suddenly your nap was disturbed by the sound of the fire alarm? This meant that ELEMENTARY - Sitting: Robbie Taffe Terry Smith Standing: Michael Jones .Tay Sanders Eric Cowling Jimmy Wilder you had to stand up, close the windows, if you were near them, walk out the front door, in a quick, orderly manner and keep quiet! All of this was to keep you prepared in case of fire, flood, fam- ine, or killer bees. The students behind these drills are the Foreman Fire Marshals. These students are educated in the practice of avoiding disasters and give their time and effort in these fire drills to help protect our school and our students, and to get out of class. Sponsored by HOUSE OF FASHIONS DeQueen, Arkansas SR. HIGH - Danny Hawkins Jimmy Ray Smith Mike Webber Barry Park Paul Hawkins Rendall Irwin IR. HIGH - Sitting: Donald Henderson Galen Maclilhannon Duane Roberts Standing: Michael Cranford Ervin Fowler Richard Maclilhannon Brit Wade John Salem Allen Ferguson CNot Shownj inter of '77, Lynette's getting ready for the olympics. .-,m ilf -' " ws. 1, 1 sv. , .fflt ,S .. Q. N A A , . t ..5.s..,... -'JSI a . A,:f':.. .,.. 'f""' .wi ,. I . rw 4, Al.w .If K Pr A A snow-capped SUB. Some people even gOI hit with snowballs. at Ji if ,nl ,, " iihrgvf-fn ' .V . , ! ., 1 r ,..,,qtm ' S' l 5 .. - ' 12. The "Winter of '77" was a unique one for the students at F. H. S. Some saw snow for the first time, others had their first Christmas, several had their first snowball fight, and everyone was thrilled by the beauti- ful art of nature. M .. ,- as 5, Gerri finds that falling on ice is a mouth-opening experience. David's prayers are answered. A lonely Ir. High. ,..,.......r. 1,f,.t f, -, f f . cv, ,..,...,,. . 1. yea , ,, ff-wr, -wfpf.1QLyw3,f,k2Hf-wi A fgzfl iz-, 'L ' . . X FQEQC Y 5 Y ,,. . Q 1 45 Q ,? QW fx, , r,, M 3 ' H' 3. . 3 . is" ff L A V zfvg agl 8 , W Zi K 5 . '.::fS.1s: I-:P :S W ' -51 - x - "N ' ...ff' W 1:1 kiln .: ,, , ' -I ' f Y A y - f . Cf5imj35GS of 7 V " V .-gm 7 33, ?f3S?EH,l?4 E '?-?5"'S an ummm mum nes: as ng I I . .,-lu. .. yy . R v can I' 1 .Sw-M1 " . . -.-,QAM www , - ww, mx ysww my ,M ga M 3 ff' 'W ..,1,,k.,x.., I :Q 1 . 1 : 3 --of 'A-in-waz -me vm . v fa' i X Z 37 l J r. and Sr PRO Mark appears more concerned about the drummer than the dancer. Excitement was in the air for days as the Irs. and Srs. prepared for the prom, decorating, order- ing flowers, buying new clothes, inviting dates, etc. The night finally arrived. CActually it was more than a night - there were early dates for dinner, dancing at the prom, parties, and early breakfasts.b Perhaps this should be called prom weekend instead of prom night. Yes, sorne girls even enjoy sitting it out. X 2 Mrs. Wright does the jitterbug. if A 'Sak Marcia and Leslie find a new side of life ,ni Martha puts "her little foot." ff' The Sophomores get a taste of Junior and Senior life. Donte thinks it's time for punch. 9 Breaker 1-9 - This here s Nozy S who IS who in FHS. Come back! Ned lookin' for some copy on just Jimmy Ray Smith - Venita Cursh Margie Nolan - Gene Ellis Who fQ""""'N4U l, Carolyb Jackson - Boo Park Sharon Hadaway - Jerry Bob Grant Sponsored by MARIORIE'S Ashdown. Arkansas You ve got the FHS student body and everybody is somebody 9 on these pages made 31 on the Q Q S.C 0118. here, but the "muchers" shown 0 0 - P A,V,.V 27 ,,-, , LV M O T L 1 F K L E I L R T T I 0 E S S T U C C E E Y Haig , 1 Nelff Lynette Ballard - Jay Newman Martine Johnson - Mike Webber Dean Klug - Debbie Sanders David Nevils - Shirley Anderson W S I H T Y T E I S E T S T , ,A 41 Sponsored by S8LH DEPARTMENT STORE Idabel, Oklahoma Most Beautiful 81 Handsome Sheri Broomfield Choseli by Terry Bradshaw ay! Alcie Mae Cursh Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback Willis Smith Mark Halliday 42 SP d by PIGGLY WIGGLY F Ark as 1976 Homecoming Captain and Queen S ponsore d by WEST'S DEPARTMENT STORE Idabel, Oklahoma Elhannon 1 f ' . , ft l - 'i i . t ff ffeiji. T it ' ' ,:.,. ,,t 1 2 - 553 , S S st? asa 11,3 5, so 1 Q. Q, I . 55 2 K Q gg 5- is , iss. ,E ' - Randy Kent, Laura Inscore, Steve McCombs, Cindy Coursey, Frank McDonald, Carol Murphy, John Milam, Laquita Norwood, Walter Watlington, Kay Murphy, Omac McElhannon, Lindy Broomfield, Allen Ferguson, Dianne Jackson, Richard McElhannon, Pam Stuart, Kent Bell, Tammy Salem, Steve Casteel, Shelly Altenbaumer, Laney Lawrence, Lisa Phillips, Jon Mason, Nataline Stuart, Berry Gabbard, Kim Adams, Jimmy Woods, Velva Foster. The Foreman Jr. High 1976 Homecoming was an evening of excitement for the maids and their escorts. The Queen and her court were presented before the game, which turned out to be a bitterly fought contest with the Mineral Springs Hornets coming out on top. a 4 ,fr t..t,..,.f 44 f Sponsored by THE GREEN DOLPHIN Idabel, Oklahoma The Jr. High maids pose together after the afternoon homecoming ceremonies. 4 5,539 I y Q-in MW' iowa Ms. Hamilton, homecoming sponsor, wonders why no one Support from the band and the cheerleaders was available throughout the knows where she is supposed to sit. season. Sponsored by PIGGLY WIGGLY l-loratio. Arkansas 45 if Bruce Walker Donald Stuart Curtis Graham and and and Venita Cursh Gerri Finley Sheri Broomfield The 1977 football homecoming was a time to be remembered. On Friday, October 22, the entire campus was alive with students darting back and forth to prepare for the homecoming ceremonies, the parade, the pep rally, the game, and the dance. The maids and their escorts were presented during the homecoming ceremonies in the high school gymnasium that afternoon while the F.H.S. band supplied a musical accompaniment. After the ceremonies, a parade proceeded from the school to the town square where the F.H.S. cheerleaders led the students in a pep rally. The ceremonies were repeated that evening on the football fielc before the game and a dance closed the evening. Michael Webber Michael Dixon Barry Park and and and Debbie Sanders Alcie Cursh Lana LaVoice Mark Moore Paul Hawkins Michael Akins and and and Lynette Ballard Lori LaVoice Terri Casteel 7- 1 1 Q L' ! 1 W f, ,li 1 5 I M 6 Michael Smith Scott Lindsay David Phillips and and and Carolyn Jackson Becky Smith Renee Quick L. kv an an ,W- ,ww 4- -fUlvl"" N... ,P 5. 1 Q t Q9 .05 'xt , .,...v-A' , P., ' '.:.f--W BAND MEMBERS - Velma Fields, Randy Clevenger, Gary Gauldin, Ray Trammell, Eric Johnston, Martine Johnson, Kathy Pieratt. Terri Casteel. Sec- ond Row: Ann Dunn, Karen Anderson, Jim Klug. Dwain Wilkerson, Jerry Carver, Marquenta Cleghorn, Rosemary Hawkins. Third Row: Brenda Vansco- der, Melanie Moore, Mark Edwards, Linda Wright, Margie Nolen, Tina Brown, Sherry Bowman, Lisa Meredith. Fourth Row: Kathy Klug. Nicole John- son, Chiquita Fields, Melinda Monroe, Wendi Lawrence, Lisa Brown, Patti Newman. BAND COUNCIL - Standing: Ray Trammell - Asst. Quartermaster, Randy Clevenger - Captain, Gary Gauldin - Quartermaster. .Tim Klug - Asst. Quartermaster. Sitting: Margie Nolen - Secre- tary, Ann Dunn - Lieutenant, Kathy Klug and Kathy Pieratt - Reporters. Velma Fields Sponsored by WILLIE'S STORE Winthrop, Arkansas f J Student Council Representative 49 MAJORETTES - Rosemary Hawkins. Standing: Terri Casteel. Sitting: Patti Newman - Captain, Lisa Meridith. MUSIC - that's the word! It gives the students an opportunity to unwind or stimulates them to alertness. During the pep assem- blies, the band helped liven our spirits and got us into "the swing of things." By presenting a Christmas and a Spring concert, the band found a release for self- expression. 5 S . x . .., fs i in as .al g p 9. 'Q 1 ' .m ff DRUM MAJOR - Martine Johnson DIRECTOR f Dan Fornero This year in both lr. High and Sr. High Region 3 tryouts, members of the band won honors. Mendy Monroe and Wendy Lawrence won places in the Ir. High All Region First Band and Second Band respec- tively, while Chiquita Fields and Brenda Vanscoder won places as alter- nates. In the Sr. High tryouts Randy Clevenger won a chair in the First Band, while Martine Johnson won a place in the Second Band. These stu- dents competed for these honors with students from other schools in our region. Jr. Hi h Band LQW Mindy Monroe Brenda Vanscoder Wendy Lawrence Chiqurta Ferlds Sponsored by ATHLETIC SUPPLY CO. Texarkana, Texas an fy? -by -.1 'W-wm.m.... SPORTS Our Sports P1 ogram came alive with new faces, new energy, and much splrlt. Bottom: Robbie Taaffe, Paul Bishop, Mike Burney, Mitch Graham, Brandon Carver, James Horn, Jimmy Baker, Eric Cowling, Jay San- ders. Second: Terry Smith, Lawrence Wiseman, Michael Jones, Bernard Wills, Clyde Clevenger, Dean Finney, Richard Sanders, Don Adams. Top: Herman Berry, John Bromsey, Jon Norwood, Todd Sharp, Charles Hudgeons, Tim Howard, Jimmy Wilder, Charles Bearden. COACH - Bill Norwood. Because students learn good sportsmanship and fair play while they are young in Pee Wee athletics, the program makes a great contribution to the school system. It encour- ages school spirit and partici- pation which will be carried on for many years. Get on your mark, get set . . . Pee Wee Football GO!!! C eerleaders and Basketball Top: Stacy Stuart, Shelia W Green, Kristie Pyron. Middle: Carla Monroe, Sheri Morton, Trina Free. Bottom: Leeann Lavoice, Ioan LaVoice. Reaching for a star . . . NF' a A good team MUST have a good bench. STRETCH, Beth Ann! I We know you can jump higher than that, Ron nie. 55 .. A A '. 1 f - ' 1 t o this xy - .jo -E T K i i ts N L , , rg' .5 A 'fQj'iV?5T,3'Q lj: 5' afxrisimss its f!'7.75J'1.?LP 8 . - l fgai-liiliitlii, p -ian' A ' 2- ' ff' L ,R ' ,gif Q' V A Q K . , It f ,. If 1 n . It takes practice to be a good hurdler . Pee Wee Track WW ' + .l .. :::. ::, , if' :I 1' M A A w --sim-y .W 56 iii - P- ao 1 I y A,,,. S, .. . . but it pays off in a meet! ! Li, .123 . , . . -gf If , i Quegstmsffu-fag .ss i -Qgfwzxgasi, J Q. Q,-.Q-Q . e .., eel,fee eee LeFf f kiss? if Ibn ff,,.:.sezgg:. - ls:-.1 ss . . . -x., ,,hW .s3gf::msif5 , k.., using Q ti t tw f a3Qg . 1 ft A Q X X ' ,x 5 in r xx . ., . ,... . e.,e.A, . 'r3!kf:.55f'rs?'31k R K.. 'I A fail '5 . ,fa :53 . 13 K' :grin V -1 ,fs Bill Norwood was awarded a plaque for being "Coach of the Year" by his Elementary Athletes. Mr. Norwood coaches all Pee Wee athletics along with his regular duties as principal. He has done a great job and its rewards will be reaped in the future. it J9fYff97 l ., , ..,., -am " X ew , 1,3 5 gg, FOOTBALL - Kim Adams. Alana Bishop, Tammy Salem, LaQuira Norwood, Kristi Bell, Carol Murphy, Lezleigh Horn, Shelly Altenbaumer, Kay Murphy. BASKETBALL - Chiquita Fields, Linda Wright, Ada Brown. A 1,, l1,f ' I A , ,Mfr-f - Freddie Hamilton , Sponsor I Carlyn Lairmore, sponsor Sponsored by LINDSEY'S BODY SHOP Winthrop, Arkansas 57 Xi Top Row: Coach Merrill Mankin, Walter Watlington, Steve Casteel, Laney Lawrence, Richard McElhannon, David Daniels, Mike V. Smith, Coach Ralph Brown. Second Row: Mgrs. - Brit Wade and Mike Dixon, Frank McDonald, Allen Ferguson, Barry Gabbard, Mgrs. - Bobby Richards and Earl Easter. Third Row: Jackie Nash, John Milam, Jimmy Woods, Hulon Self, Roosevelt Crutchfield, Kent Bell, Bill Dixon, Steve McCombs. Bottom Row: John Salem, Omac Mclilhannon, Jon Mason, Mike R. Smith, Barry Belanger, and Jimmy Purtell. Jr. High Football Although the Jr. Gators may not have had much "They were in every game." size or experience this year, they did have plenty With the experience gained this season, they of spirit and hustle. They always played their best expect an even better one next year. and in the words of their coach, Merrill Mankins, Coach Merrill Mankins Coach Ralph Brown 'No, Omac, this doesn't blow your muscles up! " nun. 321- +1 -Q 4 "'-we mnuwf-Waug- "What's the copy on that defense?" fa, ,. .,.,,, ,H M , - ,, , 5 ,,.. -V '?'f,?f.J2'-,'-lJ7lTf'b:,, - i r.- , TX if ,,, - X . ' ix ll 1' Q1 1' , , ' i. 7 MQW" ' h r fm " X' ' 4555? 4'-' .sith ,wg-,i,.3,.r,4.f ...:-gall si Zvgfgfpf "Grab him , Richard!" That's alright, we'11 get them next time." "SOMEBODY stop him! !" Junior High First Row: Rhonda Brown, mgr.g Annette Roberts, Lisa Woods, Cindy Coursey, Laura Inscore, Lisa Hardwick, Lindy Broomfield, Shelly Alteri- baumer. Second Row: Coach Connie Gamble, Carol Murphy, LaQuita Norwood, Brenda Hardwick, Mary Lewis, Kay Murphy. and Kim Adams, mgr. Coach Connie Gamble fP'v-. Gatorettes The Foreman Ir. C-atorettes did not have much experience this year, but they utilized what they did have - a new coach, hustle, and a will to win. By the end of the year they had learned more about not only basketball, but themselves and each other. Sponsored by WESTERN AUTO Foreman, Arkansas Basketball First Row lim Klug Omac McElhannon Barry Belanger. Second Row: Jon Mason, Mike R. Smith, Roosevelt Crutchfield, Steve Casteel, Mike V Smith Charles Wilson Hulon Self Billy Cursh. Third Row: Coach Ralph Brown, Billy Richards, David Daniels, Bill Dixon, Allen Ferguson Jackie Nash Ray Davis and Lonnie Cursh. Gator Under the direction of a new coach, Ralph Brown, the Jr. Boys varsity basket- ball team had quite a sea- son. All the boys worked extra hard to make it suc- cessful, and a marked improvement was noted before the end of the sea- son. Sponsored by HORATIO GENERAL STORE Coach Ralph Brown 6 tl M, 2 ,I f 62 f .ef E . N up sf- 2? xa L ..:, L me ' x tw s, in f 1 . " -- -Q . ii -I X ,953 'D y 'Lg 1. ir Back: Coach Mankin, Jim Klug, Bo Easter, Frank McDonald. Steve Casteel, James . A , V- 41 . t Carey, Roosevelt Crutchfield. Front: Ray Davis, Bill Dixon, Pete Johnson, Allen Furgu- U . -Y l Vw son, Lanny Larwrence, David Daniels. if ovsis Coach Merrill Mankin Jr. Boys' -x Ill nu ' .J Track . Q we-1 YT' 1 1 5 - uf Coach Connie Gamble Jr. 9w Top: Lindy Broomfield, mgr. , Vivian Bradley, Annette Roberts, Dannette Fields, Mattlene Brown, Debbie Smith, Connie Dixon, Lisa Hardwick, Coach Gamble. Bottom: Kay Mur- phy, Lisa Woods, Joyce Hollingsworth, Carol Murphy, Cindy Coursey, Laura Inscore, Brenda Hardwick, Joyce Campbel. Q L X 56- A , Q ., ' we .. K e .gf 1 K' 45 . fo t- 'S 1 Agn ,il -- 'f ,fx A, -of 1 1. f ,- 1 'W-.1 : we 'W f A 25.4 bi llion Y ' :Zi ,xt if -. 'f,,A. 7 N E ' . t Y t ,?f'n'J. , -2 fn-E " I if - t, Q ' if fi , 'T S r" o 5 .Q L 1 .a at C L ' L' if L L o my H, P W ,K E X qv- ' -Mfv--M Qee- '-N---WIN .--me ............, .....i...,...---- t X V-e 'Ng' Q' - .A ' ff. x ' J . ' , , ,. , r,,, f , , . t , y, hz Q. L , x ., t at I, ' f V K ' ,1-if , "1 i .K W, f"w. .,, X ,ft .-.A , rg In . M : ' 4 . , 3 V4,r L ' 4 - . ' .W ,Q ,V Hfllff ,whiff 4 , ' ' , ' 1.,-,,::.-2 Q 1 Q L' A n ,1 '5ff,i.fg t x K . .f,-. ,,I,, t 1, ' .. ,ink , ffm.-W-"" 1 ,.-' -we . 4a.......,.f"""f'uus.Nv'...' 'g New port for form year, quite Coach Connie Gamble their I II' ' O The Jr. girls worked hard to a volleyball team this and although they had experience and knowl- of the game, they did well. We are proud of efforts and wish them luck for next year. Kay Murphy goes up to return a volley Top: Rhonda Brown, Kim Adams, Cmgrsd, Mary Lewis, Brenda Hardwick, Laquita Norwood, Carol Murphy, Kay Murphy, Laura Inscorc Rose mary Crutchfield, Mgr., Coach Gamble. Bottom: Annette Roberts, Joyce Campbell, Mattlene Brown, Lindy Broomfield, Lisa I-Iardwicl and Shelly Altenbaumer Sponsored by DAVIS VETERINARIAN CLINIC Horatio, Arkansas Senior High Cheerleaders Mascot - Margie Nolen Top Row: Penny Morton - co-Capt., Treassia Wright Smith - Capt. Under the new leadership of Mrs. Linda Wright and Mrs. Anita Baker the Cheerleaders got off to a roaring start. They attended ETSU at Commerce, Texas, where they received several ribbons and a super-star squad award. They returned looking forward to an eventful season and found it! I I H Wm K if 1 Loni Wert. Bottom Row: Carolyn Jackson, Linda Butler, Debbie Sanders, Pat Tuner, and Bonita The FHS Pep Club was organized again this year. Paired with uniforms and enthusiasm they attended all the Gators football games, assisting the cheerleaders in raising the spirit. The club was at once a success, perhaps because of b their sponsors, Mrs. Linda Wright and Mrs. Anita Baker. u Well . . . Which pattern are we going to use??? t MK VX? no rs A Fig? s l us Qt. Top Row: Mrs. Linda Wright - Spons., Carolyn Young, Virginia McElroy, Wanda Rolfe. Alcie Cursh, Margie Nolen - mascot. Pam Duncan, Twylla Bivins, Betty McKinney, Terri Beard, Vivian Walker, Sheila Compton, Georgia Fields, Marilyn Walker, Versia Easter, Mrs. Anita Baker - spons. Bottom Row: Venita Cursh - pres. . Martha Monroe - vice-pres. , Penny Morton, Carolyn Jackson, Bonita Smith, Treassia Wright, Christie Davis - sec.- treas. . LaVern Fowler - stud. coun. rep. , Beth Tong - rep. an f 1 Lv, UCI! up tllirz ,AM I' D 1521: . 7? GATBH5 SAEDQRJ ATURS MTEER: 4? 4 Q ZW 3 fl? GATUR5 LATUR5 GA s U95 QQYURS uiruas F 4-R The Alli ators "Break 19 for a copy on that Gator team." "We got a team that's movin on. Ever one, as usual, awaited the , , g Y , clobbered Prescott's Curly Wolvesg a feat not accom- openrng game with eagerness to win. Although we lost a , , next five games raising everyone's spirit. We had even plished since '41! ! !" hard fought game with Dierks, we came back to win the Coach Bobby Freeze Coach Buddy Bell Coach Ralph Brown is, Elvis Daniels Mike Dixon Donald Stuart 1 gsifeflslii-effiiii M mf -5 L' L fy ,,. Eg-2'-'AQ ,Q-'g1s,-rexgewf. . senxifiv'Tr.?Q?'Qgql4a f 3 'S ' f T'- Jimmy Ray Smith - HB - ' 'Z N :f X A Ll is-2 1 Barry Park - QB 'U nf - T s s . My iff iv, n T . . 'v , . tiff-11' H, ' . 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Dangerous! ! if "1 P.E. classes are designed for those students who wish to stay physically fit and learn various sports without the high level of competition found in intra- mural athletics. This is one of the most important classes offered: for a healthy body is conducive to a healthy mind. Besides, where else can students learn and have fun at the same time? Concentration . . . Don't fall on your head, Gene! E ? ii U? U1 CD D is Q "S Ei is SD 9. rw Q n lq , D li ,, 'tree 5. a T x l li Top: Rodney McElhannon, Archie Cody, Bruce Walker, Jimmy Ray Smith, Coach Rf 1 5 X Freeze. Middle: Wayne Watlington, Lawrence Cursh, Willis Smith, Mike Smith. y in it Bottom: Mark Gorman, James Green, Terry Elders, and Stan Singleton. Not Shown are Leslie Foreman and Dean Klug. A x '-Q---if Rodney Mclilhannon represented FHS in the State boys' track meet in Russelville. His event was the Pole Vault, which he is shown practic- ing. ,gif Terry and Willis are working hard. 80 Sponsored by SALEM'S GARAGE Foreman, Arkansas 1, Just four more laps. Coach Bobby Freeze 1 'Ere Q, Although track is one sport which takes a lot of effort and often gets little attention, each boy worked long and hard trying to make the 1977 track season a success . . . and it paid off. with all the difficulties encoun- tered, they came through proudly - never giving up. By the end of school, it was apparent that the GATORS had what it took! t ...... as .. ., ,, s '- NW 'E 5 'N 9 'ix Lawrence Cursh, a sprinter, went to Region at Prescott in the 200-dash. W V 1 Distance runners like Dean run hard to keep in shape . 81 Sr. Girl Track New port for Girls at FH fs .if Q PM W 3, , QQ?-lilqif QQ 5? 5 5 t 'C .. gf 0, 3 1.456 545959 Sf Top Row: Beth Tong, mgr., Mary Kay Hooks, mgr., Versia Weed, Evelyn Key, Sheila Compton, Velma Fields, Ann Dunn. Easter, Georgia Fields, Vinita Cursh, Alcie Cursh, Martha Mon- Not Shown: Treassia Billingsley. roe, and Coach Connie Gamble. Bottom Row: Louise I-Iatten, Pam - rg 3' Y The Senior Girls' Track team had an outstanding first year. A great deal of dedication went into making it, for contrary to popular opinion, you don't just run track. It takes a lot of hard work and long hours to learn how to run, more to get in shape to U That's the way to toss. Evelyn. run, and even more to practice running. In the end it adds up, as the girls will agree: for them it added up to State in seven differ- ent events - with a first in one! OK, Versia. on your mark, get set . . . f f :azz Coach Gamble times a practice run. Versia, Vinita, Treassia, Martha, Evelyn, and Velma get ready to go to the state meet. 83 New Sport for Gator ttes Top Row: Penny Morton - manager, Becky Smith - bookkeeper, Loni Wen, Evelyn Key, Mary Hooks, Debbie Sanders, Berh Tong, Connie Gamble - Coach, Sheri Broomfield - manager. Bottom Row: Martha Monroe, Alcie Cursh, Venita Cursh, Georgia Fields. Pam Weed, and Kay Knighren. Watching the clock is serious business to Penny and Treassia. F District playoffs! The bench was always there. 1 zy, r . ': s ,. fuk .Q ', if Coach Connie Gamble The Senior Girls Volleyball Team, though new to F.H.S., was quite a success. A good number of girls participated, stayed enthusiastic, and worked hard to become a top-notch team. They started the season unsure of themselves, feeling awkward and shy among the larger school teams, but as they participated in the district play- offs at Arkadelphia they knew that they were finally a TEAM. ' Sponsored by DR. JIM CAUTI-IRON D.D.S. Ashdown, Arkansas utstandin ALL DISTRICT FOOTBALL - David Phillips, Jimmy Smith, Mike Webber CHONORABLE MENTION OUTSTANDING CHEERLEADER AWARD - Treas ALL SOUTHWEST ARKANSASJ, Paul Hawkins CALL SOUTHWEST ARKANSASD3 HONORABLE MEN- sia Billingsley TION ALL DISTRICT - Mark Halliday, Mark Cleghorn, Scou Lindsey, Mike Smith. L 4 , fl D 'sf X 'iii M, 'Y Q Coach Bell receives award at All Sports Banquet. Jimmy Ray signs for four-year scholarship at ASU. 86 y . 555 ,Wy MOST VALUABLE VOLLEYBALL PLAYER - Lonnie Wert. ufiif x w' ' " "' f fl g 75 fir- b TRACK STARS - Lawrence Cursh was high point man in track. Rod McElhannon placed 6th at State pole vaulting. 5. 2 TRACK STARS - Versia Easter, Venita Cursh, Treassia Billingsley, Martha Monroe, Evelyn Key, Velma Fields. The Relay team won lst in the 880 and 4th in the 440 relays at State, Venita placed 2nd in the 220 dash, and Versia placed 4th in the 440 dash at State. At Region Evelyn placed 3rd in the high jump and Martha placed 4th in the 440 dash. VW, 41 cf' f' x..z5i'iZb.:' 4 TA". Qt. - 1'fJ...T'k.'-we gt. 2 llztfh. . 3 ,H -Q " ALL DISTRICT BASKETBALL - Venita Cursh. ALL DISTRICT BASKETBALL - Jimmy Smith and Bruce Walker. 87 Booster Clubs ABF?- HHMFEHP 5255 99W""'V'WO'N"'OU' E-::xgE'5'::1!v2O'+1O 00-m"':1Q'cT5'x4 SP3 D HQ' gjgg-'WDA'-viii' :CQ 253-Q-0'-'Elgin' cnQ gmfvwi aw CUCUU-'g:':.1m5"""" tb rag"-'9'35'D"Ug255rv Q,,m!3u:.02Wf,,O r-e .E..CJ" OOKC gm? 'UC UDHW ,...UQ"" E202.E.53"'gggUga2 4 . CF' 3fAcvETE.'Zo-'UO When asked about the band boosters, Mr . Fernero stated that they were hard workers and great supporters, without whom the band could never have functioned. Administratioll f""x 68 Q4 and ents QUESTIO F ORE Y It it the Board of Education? the Principals? the Superintendents? the Teachers? the Secretaries? or maybe the Students?? 90 SP ay l Y ewan .,. Q 15255 -f'- Eg e ,wi Q H' e. 1 d by BALDWIN PIANO AND ORGANS DeQueen A k N H0 RU SCHOOL wm- if . 'Ii' 5. . ,. A .H as . ,.,' P ' 4 -N, Q I+ ff, "" fiii fr A . V - , -f t .,., , Q , - "-'L' - - , f "" 'V '- - 1 a ' . "-L' ,, L V . f',, 'f" 1 , , " Ti - 'k" Hlwkiglf 3, . ' , X f5:'1N. . " A M 1 . , 2 1 4 if 1 ly 'I-2, 1- Q' " ' 1. BOARD MEMBERS - James Roberts, member, Secretary 1.2 "bmW ' ii '-,. S? Qi, JT . Leon Newman, Presrdem Gordon McE1hannon, Kenny 1 an .'.f,,LfeH"'Qw1 . , , Lf Cowlrng, member, and Solon Moore, member. ' 11: ' . H A . 2. Asst. Supt: Oscar I-Iamrlton f SUP!-2 RAY B- WPWSOH 3. Sec.: Martha Meredith 4. Elem. Punclpalz B111 Norwood - - - A I ,, 5. Ir. I-hgh Prrncrpal' Charles Babcock ' P 'mfii ' 6. Sr. H1 h Princi al: Scott Smith ' K ' X FEI- .i Ji '-" 3E7,E7:Yf557' 53 h '7 . Wa ne Wallin ton and Coach Bell Q , f pa 3- 5eC-- Karen M11-am " ' i f A me 9. Sec.: Judy Adams .?"a,, A 10. Joanne Woods M5 1 if K ' L., .r ., , ..,, Qw,W.,W...,..,..,,,,., , .,,. . --.. gif ' ' f . l a m . .. AWA, l"- ' ' -f fiesum-wsQw.Q...e.,.,,a,,, ,,.. . Sponsored by ToM's COMPANY 91 Th Alice Wnire Ruth Casteel Jacqueline Stanback I- Jeannine Gray Winona Armer Harriet Babcock Bill Norwood Elementary Facult vu' 1 l i C: N QQQQN xehysbxx I my 1 . XX N S 'gfht'-SSB' L - ,:. ,f ' ff Ta I- Kay Miller Barbara Knighten Ola Mae Latham 'll' Vella Wright Mildred Woods Alma Pullen Cathy Jones I- Ronnie Johnson -I ' n .- . Q ,, my v X ., il. O! df' Dan Fornero Carlyn Lairmore 27 Imoex 5 and Math fnelmlw Special Ed, Bill Stuart f' xl' U V .,L ,.. wyy, f ' f 5 . 1 ,l1 l 2', ' ' J., , Q V K X lf L ' fx f NNN i:Vl!'M Ji NJ 5 -W E 5925158 smarts af- Ioe Rice fy Wf:I A ffl ' I I' , V+ 2 4 -Y ff Q' flag f W Q f 5 , U f wiv 'Q .. Nk,,, 1'f it I - K H 'L iw v A ,Q . Q Q K , I X-s-. ,,,Yf,,, FUHIIMAN, ARK. ' , """ Buford Williams as wg t Q i i . ' f, 'Q H ,, E Y .... -' ' 31 4 256' A aa t ,.-M FW ,M f at 22? 'jf 5 l Lv! K " K V ,,,, . A6 Q 45. 'IVY- lf g 79 or snr -,, ww 4 W an gg: A t kvwaghw ,-f-ff? -1-' N A Af' "' L 'tl ' if V, ' 3 'ZH . ,, -1 94 .2 4 j 5 , ' ' ,A , 11:1 "he 'ENV' 4.11,-A ' . My ' '.. W Q 'Ng vb' f ,4w'wt4.' 4,4 , 0 ' " u 'J 5 ' - " fQ':p,??1"fT:'i'?'wi2954-tif ' '3g""'if 5' '11 el H "tw --Q.: ,R -Q A ,H , . vt ." . -.. iff! .-.J - f. Qu- '+A 'Wm it -:Q U Gary Stewart lg Jr. High - a time for changing - a time for growing. The four years of Jr. High can really be rough. Students are trapped between the free and easy years of childhood and the frustration that comes with new responsibilities and decisions of growing up. The teachers find themselves battling to cope with students who are in turn battling to cope with themselves! But . . . it's all a part of growing, of learning, and of "movin' on." Krhg fi 'lii ggglifaf if i svaar H M . ,I VKVA ,. J Francis Lovell 5 Connie Gamble Ralph Brown Merrill Mankins Freddie Hamilton Sharon Oglesby 5. i lx' .i s ni I Nosx Soma, Siwtdaes DVUVCV5 gd . SCNCVXCQ Aiblekucs E QD After the rough years at Jr. High, everyone should be more mature and able to cope with the problems of life in Sr. High. The help given to the stu- dents from the teachers should be appreciated because of its influence on a student's ability to cope with prob- lems in real life . . . especially obeying orders. With all this help graduates should have an advantage when they "move on" into the world. Margaret Harrison - English Linda Wright - Science Erma Winfrey, Commercial 96 Marilake Farmer - Home Ec. v ,. N ff' - ge ft? if-sl ' 3 at . "' 4" , ' . f 5 6 - W- 1. . UM,- T. ,L It .rrkpk A M ..,, E ha: ppip- A " ' J l , . ' z . N A .li , fii, n' X li N 2 -N to W ' .x 'f Norma Smith - Librarian SENIOR HIGH if i , ' ll L Robert Freeze - Social Studies and P.E. '22 Larry Lairmore - Agriculture ' l xx 1 FACULTY 1 ,i an ' , , Z, 5 I .1 A WA Connie Walters - Speech and English Anita Baker - Mathematics Janet McArthur - Counselor Bernard Frazier - Social Studies Charles Bell - Athletic Director Wh Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. 0 helps our teachers, ' .vqmw ,. . we ,ue-L Mrs. Sandy Smirh if R it M.: J Miss Debbie Smith L L - ,A . Mrs. Hooks N ' sq A 5 Mrs. Royal ff ' if Mrs. Gauldrn 5 X ,mx 2 X 1 My P. ' ' M 'jgfxs or ',e.' N' ss. A li.-1Q- ' igsig ' F-2' I5 f V . , " 5 W. . I Lansdell . K as 1. A ug p ,N Sharp f x KL V . Ermann C " 'fnfff' as , . 1 .Q ' ., J' 4' 1 . J ' . K - v ""rf :I V' - Y! N- V K psf- - 59 Brown ' 'ff X A,A.LL'1 ' -1 ' f' , Payne , srsse Rf R V -" . s R S S v , Sain A Q h'hh 3 " 4 " X prepares our food, I ss ' 1 Mrs. Nolan. Mrs. Purtle, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. Lrsenby, Mrs. Rogers. "Moving On and drives our buses that keep us 99 . Mr. Sanders, Mr. Dollarhide, Mr. Kegley, Mr. Wofford. Mr. Royal, Mr. Babcock, Mr. Ross, Mr. Stuart, Mr. McKnee1y, Mr. Goo- den, Mr. Wofford, Mr. Oglesby, Mr. Norwood. Sponsored by DEAN NORWOOD FLOWERS DeQueen, Arkansas .A-ff Y Q 3.22547 Eric Cowling Q 9 as 1' This page was sponsored by P.T.A., as was the carni- val from which the above students were selected as King, Queen, Princesses, and Princes. .2 Steven thinks getting his picture taken is more important than paying attention to Mrs. Norwood. Jason Cross Shelly Crow Penny Davis Timothy Davis Chicota Dunn Kim Frady Bridgget French Quezetta Haddox James Heath Lacy Kent Stephanie Miller Steven Reeves Donna Roberts Charles Taaffe Vicky Wright X I mf L .JSM . 1 A ,Z -A-J i s X 3 35 S 2:1 -t , . . . .WN if s r if rs. N0rW00d's Kindergarten Ella Baker Vanessa Carver James Coffman Ella, Wendy, Shelly, and Lacy have fun learning their Is this Abe Lincoln or Timothy numbers a new way. Davis? , W ' JU sg t t ' A, 'Q sf ff This is a good way to spend Valentine's Dav. Wim Mrs . White Kristina Anderson Kevin Burris Kim Carroll Calvin Compton Rhonda Dillihunt Roger Franklin Michael Friday Toni Green Perry Hall Derrick Johnson Sandra Lansdell Dwayne Powell Valerie Purtell Sheri Simmons Leroy Smith Virginia Turner Miss White's Kindergarten if 9 .f 1,6 U Q, 1 ' -,Q .. N..- we X .fs , . X 'ft 5 4 H A, ik Q t 4 h Q? ,Q '--.. J il! it . dn g E and then Pooh said . . 2? 'if :rf Q, .fro . . f P ? , 3. , 1 23 ' Uno? ' .Q o o o . , an 0 x f, . '.'. , ,lit GTS r '-" N Mri Q- . 5' 'V . ' - no 1' - - :fe F . ,r,, i r - in Don't you wish we could have these everyday. X2 Lana Lewis Elizabeth Lisenby Thomas Oglesby Robin Russell Sarah Sanders Lisa Slaten Shane Soulherland Susan Taaffe Lisa Timberlake Jerome Williams The Three Bears rs Just as imeresung in Kindergarten as 11 was al home Angela Anderson Timothy Babcock Freddy Carver Angela Davis Kevin Ermann Calvin Gauldin Rikki Gregory William Gregory Debra Hardwick Curtis Hatchett Toni Kendrick Michael Knighten Darrell Maloney Sonya McPeak Larry Miller Joseph Pieratr Ladale Royal Jennifer Sanders Gary Shoals Ginger Smith ,M A Miss Gray ix '17 Miss Gray's First Grade First grade offers a variety of activities. if s X, I sj - an 4 f girl: ,,,'t 'ag i , Z, ,gre ,Q 1114 , - . is Michael M hisenhunt Tim is ready. v Lei 'fe ref fi? e . f . Of 'l 'W . R G L 3 4 is. xx px 1.1 A me-':+-.A ' --.1-s,,,m,, Dion Brown Jeffrey Carver Yolanda Dedmon Quevette Dunn Melanie Friday Christopher Golden Vickie Hardwick Lynn Hudson Kimberly Johnson George Knighten Leonard Ponder Melinda Richard John Roden Cleveland Smith Sharon Stephens Joseph Talley Carolyn Threaclgill Valerie Walker Laura Wofford Joseph Wright Melanie says, "Schoo1 is not what I thought it Mrs. Stanbaclis First Grade Mrs. Stanback Cleveland, Dion, and Melinda enjoy story time. would be." was Willie Baker Richard Beasley leweal Bromsy Kevin Davis Mary Dillihunt Norman Fowler Cynthia Franklin Clovis Gurley Dwayne Hall Urathia Haywood Stacy Jones Maurisa McDonald Glen Reed Richard Rogers Michele Russell 'r Mrs Casteel Travis Sewell Samuel Vance I . Q. QQ gs- IQ' Alex Sharp Billy Wright rs. Casteel s First Grade Michele doesn't know if she wants red or blue. l, up .1 i t , LI Q -L Ei QQ 3 4' 'ei 41 t 'N Maurisa thought everything at a party was supposed to be good. Yz rs Babcock s Second Grade Lance Anderson Carrie Baker Rodney Brown L13 Kenneth and Steven enjoy Bo Bo Connie Cowan Scott Cowling Kelly Crow Steve Cursh Joey Davis Michelle Eddy Eugene Fry Patricia Haddox Allen Horn Bobby Jones Brenda Keeney Eugene Knighten Johnny Knighten Robert Lansdell Eric McMillan James Reeves James Smith Kenneth Smith LaShaunda Smith James Trotter Rodney Walker Howard Williams John Williams Tressia Wright :wif E e 107 Donna Armstreer Judy Baker Angela Bishop Joel Bishop Terry Bowman Sandy Corbell Sidney Cowan Roy Dunn Jerry Ermonn Rodney Fields Sonya Frady Eula French Paul Gregory Mark Haywood Robert Jones Jerry Key Dewanda McCand1ess Tina McDanie1s Steven McRae Charles Myers Tracy O'Nea1 Regina Roden Jean Sourherland Doyle Whisenhum 4: , A, 434275 ' Am an-. ' nr! f fm, in K A A K 'V dan FE' 'ow Q 'D fir '92 rst Kimberly Wiseman Q , I 5? elle, .sg .. 2 'Q yi Second Grade Dee Ann Wright Mrs. Armer Dee Ann wonders why Jason won'r give her a bite. T1naf1nds Lhat 2 + 2 2 4. is 'fa Mr 5252 - Aisr .Q . R . ,. :wa rn a 6 '. ,-.,. if QW WNW sc K... 5 ,, r gi 2 us 'Q' R 5 QS s N X .S E EE-ss Q is ggi Qi 5 Q BNN 13 Y Q e 1 F ef S , N ll gf NSS .N N. ,, we-s I mai Az 'Q- if. Joe and Bea leam about music. Q. X - ,I , f f- 4:5 A ' . ff'-,vii - ' " . 1 Y, ,I fx in if so H X . f, Rs 4 u M Li ' Donnetta Anderson Sherri Anderson Horace Berry Detra Burris Chris Clayton Dave Davis Todd Duncan Beatrice Frady Donnie Green Thresa Haddox Pamela Heath Dale Knighten Hilton Moore Angela Norwood Kevin Oglesby Michael Pitts Joe Reed Daryl Roberts Claude Rogers Darrell Sain Mindy Salem Warren Sharp Dorothy Shoals Kelly Walker 441' su has Mrs . Knighten 1,5 ' - v -r M Kevin Bearden Russell Carrell Cynthia Dillihunt Gina Fagan Angela Golden Toby Gurley Michael Hatchett Malissie Haywood Connie Heath Teri Lansdell Melissa Lipscomb Brad McCombs Audie McE1hannon James McLane Kelly Oglesby Janet Ponder Tina Royal Vickie Royal Waylon Sewell Stephanie Shoals James Sturgeon Susan Taaffe Samantha Vance Sonja Wilkinson Mr , Jones Rhonda likes to draw. 5 wa tw fe if 'Q l f f . W A 21 , l 4: ,L rf' 'WU Mr. Jonesg Third Grade J VALENTINE SWEETHEARTS - Brad and Susan enjoys going to the Library to check out books Sonja. lBf'er 1 fyfz I -4- 35 Q l if K ,Xia aww J' A - 'QQ t .- 1 A ' Kathy Baker Beatrice Broomsy Debbie Carver Delvis Clark Tracy Dickens Michell Fain Bryan Halliday Rhonda Heath Henry Hooks Teresa Hudson Jimmy Lockeby Tommy McDonald Renae Milam Sherry Miller Steve Miller Anita Powell Lea Proctor Eric Roberts Mark Russell Frank Smith Sheri Smith Danny Whisenhunt Kelvin Wiseman Norma Wright Mrs. Miller's Third Grade Mrs. Miller's class enjoys their parties. Tracy, that is a no no! ! Sherry doesn't like cameras. Tommy poses. Mrs . Miller is 5 a , Renae is working hard. I 1 1 Don Adams Mollie Chator Clyde Clevenger David Daniels April Davis Delois French Ronnie Gregory Kathy Hardwick Denise Hemphill Tim Howard Ester Jones James Keeney Nancy Latham Joyce Mann Victor Nash Jon Norwood Donna Roberts Kim Russell Michelle Russell Richard Sanders Magaline Shoals Debra Slaton Rebecca Slaton Karen Southerland ,ar Mrs . Wright 1 'l'i RE, ' at y FE . ua, MM? v 32 . ' ,4 Melethia Stuart Terry Smith Lawrence Wiseman Mrs. Wright's Fourth Grade czffg Fourth grade class Presidents showing difference between old and new . What did I do now. VALENTINE SWEETHEARTS - Ion and Karen Tim Howard, a Senior in the making. 'J VALENTINE SWEETHEARTS - Pau T9 A 'l VL I if ,gr ,L fires.- .J A ' . , 4 1, .L 'fa K la and Robert. Charles Bearden Barbara Broomsy Donna is the only one posed. Mrs. Latham's Fourth Grade is Mrs. Latham B T rss B l T51 1L" ' if KD' h 2 Teresa smiles because she knows the answer. Gary Brown Donald Carver Paige Cleghorn Blake Corbell Dean Finney Bobby French Andy Gauldin Toby Gurley Charles Hatchett Margaret Haywood Michael Jones Paula Key Shelia McElhannon Penny McPeak Ricky Nash Teresa Sain Tommy Sain Donna Slaton Dwayne Smith Robert Taaffe Sherry Threadgill Donna Whisenhunt Kenneth Whisenhunt Deanna Wills 113 Edward Baker John Broomsey Mike Burney Brandon Carver Eric Cowling Trina Free Billy Fowler Shelia Green Nemesha Hardwick Vickie Lansdell Leann LaVoice Sherri Morton Steven O'Neal Kristine Pryon Steven Pickle Todd Sharp William Smith Stacy Stuart Willie Wilder Bernard Wills V2 if Mrs. Woods' 40 Alicia Wright 3? ig t Fifth Grade Mrs. Woods 4 Stacy, what have you done now? H4 Bernard sneaks a cookie . Leann is ready to go. W Vickie knows the answer. Willie thinks he is COOL. Darrell is studying? 'YQ Jay thinks he should have the ball first. Mrs. Pullerfs Fifth Grade C-o-n-c-e-n-t-r-a-t-1-o-n. rf' t r Jimmy Baker Mrs. Pullen Herman Berry +22 J J ft Ifl make this, we will win the ball game S! it Paul Bishop Richard Carver Cynthia Dunn Jimmy Frady Jackie Frye Mitch Graham Terry Haywood Felicia Horn James Horn Charles l-ludgeons Troy Lewis Henery Lockeby Carla Monroe Lisa Pitts Donita Ponder Cathy Roberts Jay Sanders Kim Sewell Tina Stuart Jimmy Wilder Sixth Grad as ef. if-A wtf Top Row: Woody Corbell, President: Jeff Jamison, Vice-Pres Belanger and Joe Nolen, Student Council Reps. .Q 4- 47 VV 31 4 it .4 nf'- X! aw: Alicia Anderson Ronnie Anderson Bobby Bleanger Thresa Bowman Donald Clayton Joe Ann Collins Sandra Cowan Bruce Cranfill - BEM V., L . mi zw- W.. - ' 1.7-,kgr Y '+-1,2 - Mark Lindsay, Sec.-Treas.g Dana Stuart, Reporter: Marla LaVoice, Jay Kent, Bobby Bradley Baker Letha Beard Monty Carrell A. D. Chaytor Woody Corbell Beth Ann Coursey Micheal Cranford Anna Duncan Sponsored by DR. MAHAN D.D.S. Ashdown, Arkansas :sr . x ., 1. . - f ' Q jx, sr .gs 'C' 4 Ls , . ,. ..,,f::.:,. frxpf fssfevfusgp asv ,,a, :ga f N , it .ia 2 r ,, ada ' '11- ,- ,ggfsw . , '- r .si g J 3' ,sm 2 . wa- , W' Study, Study, Study . . . that's all Will Smith does. Qs f ix ll, 312 ?-5555 ' V ff 5 K i 18 f' C f I, X gt f .f. .fi ,. ' XM.---safe, TOP: l wonder if we'll really win itl? BOTTOM: I got another answer wrong! ' ., g Patricia Easter ' Robert Easter ' Sherri Fagen Ervin Fowler Stephanie French 3 is 4 l X Melanie Hadaway John Hawkins Sylvester Haywood Ricky Hooks Michelle Hudson Jeff Jamison Rosa Johnson Jay Kent Duane Knighten Ronald Lansdell Marla LaVoice Mark Lindsey Renee Lisenby Joe Nolan Floyd Oglesby David Pickle Jody Rossen Catherine Sain Kimberly Sain W.,- Gary Sanders Walt Sharp Carl Slayton 4, 'VP Clydell Smith ' p Devetta Smith will Smith 5 v 1: Dana Stuart 3 ,f. I I Iackey Stuart .Q I Laquita Stuart t iff 1, Margaret Taaffe ,. '- '11 I Alvin Threadgill gfiiv' ' 3 Bobby Trotter Viola Underwood Cheryl Weed Wk Bertha Williams 8? Earvin Wright wwf ff C X X f ill "' .5 by Curtis Keim , Sandra Woods 7 gf r...,.,, TOP: Jeff thinks this beats school days. BOTTOM: And Robert Smith The Future . . . MARCHING GATOR BAND!! thought SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON was interesting. Seventh Grad Vivian Bradley, President: Dannette Fields, Vice-Pres.: Jerry Carver, Sec. lohnson, and Tammy Salem, Student Council Reps. Judy Alexander Karen Anderson ' Anita Baker Robby Baker E if -Treas . : Con Q UQ, 'sa , K , Q M. I , I Vx Roy Baker Ruby Baker Sherry Bowman Christie Bowen Vivian Bradley Julia Brown Steven Brown Tanya Brown David Bush Richard Butler Jerry Carver Mike Cleghorn Velma Collins Darla Cowling Anita Daniels a ll fl' :ik Klrbe nie Dixon, Reporter Deborah Rolfe Michael Hudgeons Nicole fl: tt? I 120 Sponsored by TONY'S ATHLETICS and URREY's DeQueen Arkansas Lynell Davis Connie Dixon Carl Dunn Collette Dunn Fonda Farmer Dannette Fields Jim Foster Shelia French Clomer Goins "-"' ? Donnie Haywood if Lisa Haywood Quevilla Hopkins Christina I-lorn Lezleigh Horn Michael Hudgeons -...pf ,Q W' 3 x S75 K XY - ff 44- it ' t fy- X J ' 5 v'T4f5i5"f -C D l M R ' 1 A4 KS Z 4 :K 5 55' .J ,J at ' 1 1' - x st il X yew! - , - ' l,.i. t , - V , ' Haia f-BAL, it t M- . 1, Mindy is just a plain old cow poke . Collette knows this answer. Doyle is happier than Ronald. . eg A f 2 NK N X S . . ,, ..r ,,J,.. NB as x S l tmkswxh sg sa Q 'ig st Q 'im M fqiffte i , i E i Galen will know the answer before Mike and Shelia says, "Ooh! Ooh! Ohh! " Doyle. 121 Diane Jackson Jamie Jamison Nicole Johnson Eric Johnston Willie Knighten Terry Lansdell Wendi Lawrence Galen Mclilhannon Dale McPherson Mendy Monroe Marty Oglesby Rita Oglesby Bradley Payne Holly Pickle Charles Pitts Cathy Purtell Troy Rea Bobby Richard Duane Roberts Deborah Rolfe Tammie Salem Billy Smith Debbie Smith Doyle Smith Wade Smith Virginia Stuart Beth Sturgeon Kelvin Threadgill Melvin Threadgill Britt Wade Tawana Whisenhunt Dwain Wilkinson Arthur Williams Laura Young Willis Young nt 9' , ' ' l"4i'5 W 5' Q Q f 'Wi ae ,P -1 QW 4 40.43, JU . , XX , , J 4. ab' ig Mary Smith Marva Wilson 1 I f sift 1 V gl ,U ,ew- , . I 5, 4 M, , , 'qu A! . I 4 S 5 va 'l W 'X 29 ZW 1 I v -rw i P' ,- f ff? a--11 A Q if LL 1 31 Ei hth Grad if if W - V ,. . . nt, , w 1 .r I N iv 3 as tai L' 4, 'tit 'WN z ,rf ily 435 , as ff 'W 'ii b ffm ,lf X. 5 f f Ik. A 5.4 321' , wid' Kim Adams, President: Rosemany Crutchfield, Sec.-Treas.q Roosevelt Crutchfield. Reporter: Alanna Bishop, Mike V. Smith, Annette Roberts, and Maltlene Brown, Student Council Reps. Not Shonw: Sammy Hardwrick. Vice-Pres. f . ll E i Ar 1' 5 X ' y p ,W i A yfr in : we 'fu . 'fi-'1 it an Sponsored by SINGLETON'S SOONER STATION Foreman, Arkansas s Kim Adams Cheryl Anderson Donald Anderson Shelli Altenbaumer Sarah Babcock Iohnetta Baker Johnny Baker Nelda Baker Barry Belanger Kelly Bell ALanna Bishop Kathy Brown Mattlene Brown Rhonda Brown Joyce Campbell Shelia Carver Don Cleghorn Denise Coffey Ernestine Compton Roosevelt Crutchfield Rosemary Crutchfield Billy Cursh David Daniels Harold Davis 123 Ray Davis Bill Dixon Earl Easter Mark Edwards Scott Foreman Donnie French Ronnie French William Gilpin Gary Grant Lesia Green Hardwick 1? iiii an 1.1 ,,-V at 1' wa W ' -W.,...,:f Y W X el' 33 la Q Q Ik 4. ' 35 B, L 1: -W 7 I 49 W , 64525, , My kr A J .JT 1' ,f if is F . . Q 99 . Wha1'5 Kelly trying IO hide from, Did you hit your head again, Jimmy? Mattlene wonders if Barbara and Joyce are Kim? really holding hands. Joyce Hollingsworth Lois Hollingsworth Bobbie Hooks Ennis Johnson Henry Jones Mary Lewis Elizabeth Milam Jackie Nash Lisa Phillips Jimmy Purtell 124 Barbara Kenneybrew Jim Klug pv- . f ,e Mg I BLLJJJJ W Denise, Anita, and Johnetta have a secret. Yes, Pete, Babcock called you. ff I 5 'VT X ii 3 ffl , ,,,, ,uv df Annette Roberts Lisa Russell John Salem Hulon Self David Slaten Eddie Smith Mike R. Smith Mike V. Smith Lisa Stuart Natlie Stuart '- Debbie Taaffe Brenda Vanscoder Hannah Whisenhunt Tammy Whisenhunt Charles Wilson it 'E Melanie Wofford fuer ..-1 .,.,. QQL f ft' - A What are you looking for, Billy Ray? f ii X ff-,gf l , g SQ t K "K Lisa Woods Anita Bivins ,f William takes advantage of study hall. Sammie gives Donald the answer. 'N l l la. Freshmen Walter Watlington, Presidentg Richard McE1hannon, Vice-Pres.g Laney Lawrence, Sec.-Treas.q Allen Ferguson, Reporter: and Laquita Norwood, Student Council Rep. Deborah Bearden Kent Bell Lindy Broomfield Ada Brown Lisa Brown Lucy Butler Tillie Butler Steve Casteel Calvin Chaytor Deedy Cleghorn Vandell Compton Cindy Coursey Lonnie Cursh Charles Davis Bill Dunn Andre Easter Mary Easter Allen Ferguson Chiquita Fields Velva Foster lackie Fowler Barry Gabbard Garry Gauldin 126 fs l 2, 2 W Brenda Hardwick, Student Council Rep. Not Shown 'Y 4 f'le ,. A -A 5 it snst X at 1 ,,,, V .V up IZ' M Sponsored by WINTHROP CAFE Winthrop, Arkansas A sf 5 dr L A is La ,Y Laney has other things to do besides study. Lindy is smiling about something. Q , 425 , E Kirk Green Lavonne Green Teresa Hankins Brenda Hardwick Ray Hardwick Rosemary Hawkins Laura lnscore Corelius Johnson Wilma Jones Blake Kent Meleony listening in history class. Pick on people your own size, Blake' 'ASW x ,few wx 'XNQ fin' ,- Kathy Klug Laney Lawrence Steve McCombs Frank McDonald Omac Mclilhannon Richard McE1hannon John Mason Melanie Moore Mike Morton Carol Murphy Kay Murphy Glen Murry Patti Newman Laquita Norwood Melony Oglesby Phyllis Pitts Billy Richards Larry Rodgers Martha Stuart Pam Stuart Billy Tolliver Carla Trowler 1-V - '. 2'f:,.4' 417 K, Chiquita wonders what is going on. Martha is crowned Little River County Rodeo X. E Mike doesn't like to study. How does it feel to be lost in a crowd? 128 Queen -.1 NESS: ll ophomores a K QM 4. 4 .ltr Q, r. V. . Sherry Coffman and Shelly Knighten, ,fx ff sk rf? 59 -Q..-,.f'. '-.., -?.'f1.o 42Q?.s1gt'i6'iz'1fQ, Z f Mrs. Winfrey, Sponsor: Dean Klug, Pres.: Martha Monroe, Vice Pres.: Lana LaVoice, Sec.: Willis Smith, Treas.g G r ia F' ld R1 1 Student Council Reps.: and Mrs. Farmer, Sponsor. 59, A 1' 1 X 3 1 3 if .fl , 5. ,, Am 'f XZ ll f , - ,ugfsj II' 5 4 Sponsored by THE FISH BOWL Ashdown. John Billingsley Twilla Bivins Marsha Bowen Morris Bradley Bobby Brown Pam Brown Sherri Brown Terry Coffey SherryvCoffman Carl Compton Shelia Compton Susan Cowan Arkansas F E if ,V ,.. - 60g 16 S, LPOI EIS Leigh Cranford David Crow Helen Crow William Cursh Joan Diacon Dexter Dunn Bobby Easter Georgia Fields Bobby Foreman Becky Fry Mark Gorman James Green The Odds Were Against Them From the Beginning O.K. Mike, spit it out. Here comes Mr. Smith. Q i? .-a s K K . skis Renee doesn't think it's funny. "Ettu Brute?" LW Z fi Watch it Martha. Lisa is looking You can't MAKE Rendal pay attention J 1 , Mfg. .Sf - rs X f if f - wif ,. if 3 Q Willis gets in on the action. David thinks there's something wrong with his Sophs ham II up in World History Rookies 111 F.H.S. chair. Darlene Hefner Rendall Irwin Terry Jamison Martine Johnson Dean Klug Martha Knighten Shelly Knighten Ricky Knighten Lana LaVoice Cheryl Lewis Becky Mann Mike Mason Two more hours and Mark will turn Mike must have really into a wolfman. At least Ricky is paying attention Sheha 15 getting prepared something over on Mr Smith MY- .4 'F Martine always reads in this position. . 'VL' Terry wonders why the ribbon isn't blue . Martha joins the Elem. school choir. ' W 5 . Lk,' i ,, M ,YQQQ , I 116 ,, , .L .tyt A V ,tiilf . - Qffilfifi L try L .trs t f A L " S Q 4- ff f ' 'aa at 5 if 5.3 -a+1'i'i1 1e L. I V' H , sf .1 ' A . , I . , tg.: X W A .Q . . .... ,f ' . 1 Sponsored by KNOD GROCERY CO. DeQueen, Arkansas That's right, Ioan, erase all mistakes. Looks like Pam has already spit hers out. Betth McKinny Lisa Meredith Martha Monroe Rex Park Peggy Payne 3 r 'W " 525' it f ig: 2 .ref-1.x it . S 2 Z S S, R N25 4 L 'fi ff: H -r i . - Q H as S2555 gi be Renee Quick Lisa Rowe Cindy Sanders Mark Sanders Steve Siedl Stan Singleton Stan Smith Willis Smith Rebecca Stallings Lisa Sullivan N p A X in Vivian Walker i jt ,pp Pam Weed In a snowball fight there's bound to be a Soph. 5 ' ,L MQ l 3 3 Junior Mrs. Lairmore, Sponsorg Venita Cursh, Pres.g Lori LaVoice, Vice Pres.g Becky Foster, Sec.: Shirley Anderson, Treas.g Mike Altenbaurner Reporter: Sheri Broomfield and Pat Turner. Student Council Reps. and Mr. Frazier, Sponsor. Mike Altenbaumer Shirley Anderson Suzanne Baker Terri Beard If I can fill this slip out right, I can get a ring. Jay says. "Being tardy is fun." 134 Sheri Broomfield Mark Cleghorn Archie Cody Eileen Crenshaw Sponsored by CHARLIE'S ldabel, Oklahoma 23. .tm ff-, NH, J .1 ,af Ni 'iJff . ,,2f ' gf? M ig i ,, - iff: x 'Eli 4 Ki, mn 2 .Ads xg 'Q That's right, Gerri, the stool Becky has all the confidence in the world in Lori's driving. is to sir on. Janet always knew that she'd be in a parade some ' , .17 ,K kb Y F 'ii FF 31 day. Alcie Cursh Lawrence Cursh Venita Cursh Elvis Daniels Lawanda Davis Pam Duncan Terry Elder Vera Easier Versia Easter Gerri Finley Leslie Foreman Becky Fosrer Ronnie Fowler Bobby French Iohn Galhrighl as if F 'S r 5 ,. yr- ,LH or .,,. A. ..,. If- : iff. " K ss. 1922 . " 1 . Mark wonders if he read the menu correctly. Mrs. Oglesby tells Sheri rhat she has told her over and over how to act. fir if ,rr T M s L Q ii risen 8. f 4 ' ' A V g- ' ' fin, .J 1. rj: , Sponsored by REPHANS DeQueen, Arkansas 135 li 3 ,K 53' W jr , r it 553 is ri 'W qi? Christie Green Donna Green Jay Green Mark Halliday Danny Hawkins Nat Hefner Q Timmy Jamison Lori LaVoice 'A,, 'I A Rod McElhannon - ' Virginia McElroy , - K' Marcia Moore ,. Penny Morton David Nevels fa ' ' 4 ' Cliff Oglesby if Archie even plays basketball on the Randy Paxton V f "i Juniors Find Fun in Various tennis court . M, , ,,,.. . 'in was W . if .K . kvzt., '1 l' Q 'Wifi ' h I d Ray Dean thinks that reading is FUN damental Dwayne and Vicky stand behind - ' SENIOR for protection . g , rl' 'Q Milf Do these girls think hamburgers are Leslie is excited about his Alligator jacket he receives from cheer- soul food? leader, Carolyn. ACtlVlll6Sb 5293 7 1,1511-LZ! R x 4 y 5 . ,Q i ' na , 'rm t ,... ,V J g T T ,li J1' L eating, boosting, preaching, playing, reading, and snowballing. Kathy Pieratt Danny Raney Margaret Rolfe Janet Rose Debbie Sanders Kathy Singleton Becky Smith Vicky Stiener Ray Tramell Pat Turner Wayne Watlington Mike Weed Larry Williams Dwayne Woods Johnnie Wright Venita tells it like it is Senior c ., wi. , fl ef 4-wif 11' . K, .1844 5 'Q i fri K ,,, ,Viv 1, JV, DRM From Row: Mrs. Harrison. Sponsor: Jimmy Smith, President: Jay Newman, Vice-Pres.q Ann Dunn, Sec.: Steve Gibson, Treas.g Scott Lindsey, Reporter. Back Row: Bruce Walker and Mike Webber, Student Council Reps. FLOWER - White Rose, COLORS - Maroon and Silver, SONG - The Way We Were, and MOTTO - I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided and that is the lamp of my experience. Patrick Henry I I Mike Akins Cindy Anderson Lynette Ballard 138 Sponsored by IERRY'S HAIR DESIGNERS New Boston, Texas 13' 'IK mg A , A J 5 f Wu ,,,A-W--' ,gf 5 E- ff "..' ' 6 ' wig, sg K' ' - B , BT' B B B B kc - . B . B nree ' - , ,B -- rl' I -,- ' .M an BBBB earnere im g 312: 3 v 1:4:, ff. 2 ! gr .,,, B "" f s. 1 Treassia Billingsley Charles Brown Mark Bush W Nh! 1. - if N Linda Butler Reba Carver Terri Casreel .A-v. ,q my MarQuenta Cleghorn Randy Clevenger Guy Ray Cody I3 9 Qui' my 41. 4' ff " ,'.. Bruce Dainwood Mike Dixon Ann Dunn like -.wi Gene Ellis Velma Fields LaVern Fowler 40 , an Alan Gauldin Steve Gibson Curtis Graham 31'-,J Jerry Grant Gina Greene Sharon Hadaway of ...fi David Harrison Louise Hatten Paul Hawkins R, Nw' Ricky Hawkins Mary Hooks Carolyn Jackson 141 .fa of ' Janice Kegley Evelyn Key Marilyn Knighten Billy Lewis Scott Lindsey Mark Moore 'Rug AW, f ' , q 1' "1 I.. 4' asf ? ' ' , 'p fa fzfam ' z.1f1f!ffuL'AE'iQ ' ' , , 0, ff V , ' 1' 'f ' D ' 'F V? 'E 1 rd' Mm? - -ff fi ' , Donald Nash Jay Newman Margie Nolen 42 6' gi? iii l Jimmy Oglesby Lori Oglesby Barry Park W w.,..,..t David Phillips Wanda Rolfe Bonita Smith we fi Jimmy Smith Mike Smith Donald Stuart , 5 Y , ,.,A-x,'..,,',. I4 'W' 'X If I ,Mya Kathy Stuart Lynn Sullivan Mary Tong 4'-.pls " Finis Toomer Bruce Walker Mike Webber awww. ' Ma-al mud' J if ,ff 4 X -e ' 9' 'zfi Jf,,l. 44 W F5 :yi ' Lailani Wert Dome Weed Carolyn Young F I ..-, ' , EW' ,,L . - -Q 1 S , - as-W --. ESP' ss,-0 " - s ,tty s if a 'U " ,..x N . -I 'Q - nf ' 1 R-+1 2 1 F so 1 ,xi. - -Q 1 . .. t, , 3,45 ,,.tqgg,g1,5,g, is , . QR 1 13, swf Us Evelyn gets attacked by an Alligator. Cindy helps Sharon pose. I thought you were in training for football all summer, Mike. hat's A Senior? , O i at . as 57 ,,,, H . M K Q A . y 4 , VVVVV, , 1 i 9 K , i 1' i h f i A 52- 0 t A. I 57, ,, JK V,A. I .,t, r"ry,r,t s , F , rt-'f ' i V Mary Kay, Wanda, and Lousie find "HAPPY ,J ,.'., QQ, V g: ,,,' 5 '- fr, .',. 2 r'J: 1 , ' DAYS' '1 'fs gait.. Carolyn finds prades FUNNY. Randy, the baby we FORGOT. Gene wonders how Scooter can smile. Velma just doesn't like music that's not SOUL. Wake up Beth. , , MWWW ..,. Sponsored by DeQUEEN FLOWER EL GIFT DeQueen, Arkansas X Jwsfjfw fi QW? y 3 li 5 if fgwyiivmggfimpcigffwaxg pf? M530 Uif BX 5Q5.77 Q? 5 Q? 5 we 35 My M S f ZJW UWM," gif-Nfffl, v H , ' 'foqILvy"O,w? ' A- M Liwvllwgfjdawa QV m WAV wil Wdifaunif ewdkylb ly R LcqmW' k0i0 5 A Q1 by QW igjfffuzq 5 ' mis! QM X4 Wyjwv RW 'kill MQW Sv? iwgiggg EW Wlgjwsf These Babies Have ll Q L iw, Really "Moved On J 1 They're SE 10115: ami:- 1 K ay. ii' 1 ,k,h I 1 , 1. , MW 1 li 3 QR Qsftg A u ww 3 yas A Y , , 1 I7 . ff Q Q - E flO,J'0 'A -1 ,p- M ss.:.:9 : 3? I .5 1 , -av ii L I Z, ill. 15 "' X " g , . 'm 5 1, at if li Nw kxgmi V lp Ale, . Alan 2. Bonita . Carolyn , David . Evelyn . Gina . Janice Jay . Jimmy . Linda Gr-M, T' -M. f if 'ilfmmsz if ee.,ee,ee 1, eleeey Ly , eeey ..ee 1 ee 11 12. 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 N, , ,. ., Lori Lynette Margie Marilyn MarQucnta Mike Reba Sharon Terri Treassia , me 15:31 , "HOW SWEET IT IS!" - Being a Sr. Marilyn Walker, whom we cou1dn't FORGET . Ann makes her trombone come alive. Q ' ff 'Qi fm i i . J:"Qff fi? ..A"' it We said to look satisfied, Lynette, not PACI- FIED. Q . 1 - - xr W X f Terri represents the Sr's. once again . A is if Who's the scariest, Jerry Bob, Loni, or Jimmy? Sponsored by B-IOE'S Ashdown, Arkansas Honor Grad 'K' K Q,-M I .W VALEDICTORIANS - Lynette Ballard, Terri Casteel, David Harrison SALUTATORIAN - Mary Tong Treassia Billingsley, Alan Gauldin, Curtis Graham. Jan- ice Kegley, lay Newman, Donald Stuart WTS' Sponsored by EDDIE BELL T.V. SERVICE Foreman, Arkansas 149 26'-HDPCUDPBUCD Y In a standing-room-only, jam-packed gymnasium, the SENIORS OF '77 finally reached one of their goals - graduation. With mixed emotions, they marched in, took their respective seats, listened to speeches, received awards and diplomas, changed their tassels, and marched out - just as they had seen so many others in the past. However, this graduation wash unique! It was special! Why? It was theirs. U if-3. , Q 12 a CoNGRATULAT1oNSzzz Thanks Io Our ConI'rIbu+ors We Are "IvIovin' On" LITTLE RIVER FCDRD, INC. Highway '71 South P.O. Box 548, Ashdown, Ark. 71822 C5011 898-3346 ,gg Q Q1 fix I vgg:fpI Q fx f f xi X , A J X, - 3. ., , u tg3IZ:1sI'.-.:aQ':'QI.! I ' 5 ' ' L? J 1 f 4' Q .,,. 1 I Conggfljlirgents ,xx f Complimen+s of Larry G. Davis, D.D.S. Qi Yea,-book M. Doke Douglas, f Slfaff D.D.S. M S Midwes+ Farms F A R 71835 Division of fhe Sou+hland Corporafion Ph 542 7444 516 T B1 d T k T 75501 Ph 214 792 3761 I-A If Szrvmg The D MILLWOCD UXKE AR EA 3: 11 .3110 'nf in :Z i- 39,-asv 1 - r - "' get 152 M143 BANK OF ASHDOWN Parh dc-posllorlniured ln U10 000 1 16, FEDEIAL DEPOSH NSJIANQE COIPOIA' CN FOREMAN HIGH QTEXARKANA AREA vo-TECH sci-ioou SOUTH CAM PUS KELSEY MOORE CHEVROLET - OLDS INC. CHRIS'S DRIVE INN 'The Place' CThat Many Foreman Students Call the Lunchroomj Foreman, Ark 542-6279 When Paul shops for somerhing spe- cial, he always shops ar: Brunson's Men's Siore Complimenis of: REPHANS A lx WEYERHAUSER li f co if A A f 0 X XX .R ji x If L5 ,ML If - We're growing new trees today X 1 3 QRS fl' to provide the useful wood products M "NYT 0 'gl you'll need tomorrow. ff' . ' w i2:Q'.,1 I 4:77 fy , .1 .,l1,fi,fz!iagfQ..',2f 4 lf-, ' 4 Zfly' una ' ' ..:-1 Fi' 2. ,ff , -W Wah' 'Ont J, "I 1' 0 Weyerhaeuser -..-- ,lf I . " ' - - ' fv I The Tree Growing Company. E 1' - -li Trees are Arkansas Sourhwest Arkansas Division DeQueen, Ark. Box 388 natural resource. Complimenrs of Firsi' Na+ional Bank Crawford's Cafe g 8: Grocery geftoz Wallace N B T AUBREY'S DRY GOODS P O B 160 Foreman, A k 71836 - . Phone 542 6 87 " JENNINGS FEED MILL Foreman Bwfane Gas Co. Custom Grinding and Mixing Feed - H y G 3 .. rain Phone 542-6509 F man, Arkansas D Z uh T.v.'S Compllmerds Admiral Refrigerator of Plumbing Supplies Maytag Laundry L 7 Sh + ' -f or y s S Mobile Phone 542 6313 K' Cnightb 542-77 8 F man, Arkansas 155 ' 45? 57,4 X XJ - x Xl ,, ' , X fy ? ,A no to xl 4 2- Doh't let summer vacation begm ln your house without a teen age telephone Sure you can work out a trafflc system wlth just one telephone. Gr at least you can try. But a separate teen telephone doesnt cost very much. A few hapy slttlng jobs vvlll pay for lt. Thelr own phone IS great for the teens and a welcome rellef for their parents. You'll wonder why you dlon't OK. It earlier. rv ln. Walnut cgeleplzone company Every HELLQ IS a "Good Buy" J. D. GARRETT, JR., PRES. Foreman, Arkansas Telephone 921-4224 'Q Jam The Klo+hes Korner ff' T wn North Shopping Center DeQueen, Arkansas Foreman Lumber Co. 542 6401 Glencla's Floris+ F man, Ark B 208 fr! P O B 606 102 M N B T 75570 Ph 628 5516 Lewis Food Cen1'er DeQueen, Arkansas 413' Gnocfb " N 'G ..... i rrrrrr .e r , ' J. and J. Lives+ock Co. Kings Highway Texarkana, Tex. Lees' Jewelers' Wa'rc:h and Jewelry O Re pa lr '74 East Main P.O. Box 817 Sxgadccfe Qecaehq f - N .......I "" - Ph 8 9 8 - 548 2 Complimenfs of Marlin Surber Little River County Sheriff and Tax Collector Compliments of Hoye Horn Little River County Judge Complimen+s of Ca rlene Bishop Little River County Treasurer Compliments of Barbara Grimes Little River County Assessor Compliments of Dolores Pullen Little River County Clerk Complimen+s of Helen Green Little River County Circuit Clerk Complimen+s of Charles Beard Dispatcher County Jail Complimen'l's of: TH E ASHDOWN CLI NIC Ashdown , Arkansas Complimenrs of: WALLIS HARDWARE Lockesburg , Ark. Ray Ridings Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge Trucks 409 East North Front Street, New Boston, Texas 75570 Complimenrs of: Power Pharmacy Jim Power R.Ph. , Owner Nashville, DeQueen, Ashdown Serving Southwest Arkansas Complimenfs of: Helms' Grocery Lockesburg , Ark. . fu I U o Rosemary and Patti check out the fall line at the Cover All in Ashdown, Arkansas I59 60 CAUDILL Grain Eleva'I'or Co., Inc: Wilkerson Funeral Home 403 Stilwell DeQueen, Arkansas 71832 Your Marker for Beans Foreman , Arkansas 542-7183 Foreman Ci+y Drug Bob Garney, Pharmacist 542-6544 Sharon Hadaway is here to fill your drug needs. Bob Chandler Ford Sales, Inc. P.O. Box B DeQueen, Arkansas 71832 J I I I MADDEN FUNERAL HOME INC. For Land's Sake! Use Lime ARKANSAS LOUISIANA LIMESTONE CGRP. The Masons Foreman Ark . ,H .53 s P. O . Box 250 501-542-6298 fi- 'Q A x rs 0' Q., 'sv 2 Keep on Truckin'! dr HH ..-1 UND R Leasing System Foreman, Ark. Founders of the Truck Leasing Industry since 1916 - 60 years strong. Men like these keep Saunders "Movin' On. " f Q 440 West Main Complimenfs of Mclver Absiracf BLUE RIBBON 8: Insurance Co. SHOE STORE Ashdown, Arkansas 78122 Ashdown, Arkansas LOE'S AUTOMOTIVE, INC. Your Green Lights Parts Store Foreman, Arkansas Phone: 542-6204 542-6205 Owned by: Len Belanger and Family Lawn - Garden Care TV and Appliances Western Auto Tires Phone: 542-6630 Complimen+s of: Complimenfs of Ashdown PIGGLY WIGGLY HESS GROCERY Ashdown, Arkansas Winthrop , Arkansas 3' L 0 ' ' 'Tiff "I 15165.14 ' ' , -- 'W ' AA" 2- , , f .fQiWQQf?QMw3M'J ' , 1 ' ,V V -' i ff i , ' 'vmwmwwkffhw 'L ' I 1 ' - 1 ssss S ' I 5 w.4Q,.f., ..,. V Where Service Makes the Difference 386 Beech Street P . O . BOX 486 Arkansas 71822 Ashdown Phone C5011 898-5413 John T. Rains, Jr. Agent . - 14 C' U 1530 ' ' 'a 1' ' I ' If L, l I I fi ,ft 13 . V ny I ' f ry " A' E. ra LQ E i ' f N , f 1 f my CO. ai 1 1 C. 'K . -, l I L E11 1 , Where Your Home Begins Phone 501-898-3601 Ashdown, Arkansas 165 19" 9" 1 r 9 I 3 rw GIOCSIICS Gas Dry Goods Foreman , Arkansas Complimenfs of THE GATOR INN "Home of the Gator Burger" 9 The Valu-Pak S-,NM vw f' 'Q ' +. 1 V X K . , fx . '1 5 ' ' . ' ,QF V , 4 . , , -gy 1. 4 ' - 4 . , A, K ,, .1,,A A .5Q':'l'f.','-J., M, ' yz?:.,',,!Q.?,. YQ. . - ,Cv1":',2:gi i r' I 4. 45 A 5.-is av, , . 16 EARNHEART'S Since 1897 STU D I O 2 to OOO, iv - , msrnnnnmumx i I A 1 fri' x it Cameras and Films Portraits, Groups, Views and Photo Finishing Black and White - Color N G n L Idabel , Oklahoma De Queen , A rkansas WOOD MOTOR COMPANY ' Ll P.O. BOX 127 Phone 628-2513 New Boston, Texas 75570 168 Complimenis of HERB'S CREAM LAND Southtown Shopping Center Ashdown, Ark. Complimems of: CompIimen+s of: c:RossRoADs CAFE J 8' J CAFE C d A k mas Looqlilef-?urgSAIkansas Ashdown Hardware CompIimen+s of: Company H aware and SportingG d Gro. 81 S+a+ion THOMPSON TIRE Compnmmsofz AND APPLIANCE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 113 Ashdown, Arkansas H A k Complimems of: CompIimen+s of: MITCHELL'S TV KAUFMAN SEEDS AND APPLIANCE Ashdown, Ark. Owned by: Olen and Jenny Mitchell Bob's Furni+ure New and Used Furniture and Used Guns People's Drug "The Prescription Store" Dr. Jack Crawford Bob Golden Foreman, Ark. 542-7302 Ashdown, Ark. 898-2400 Cat ow ,515 F Foreman, Ark. 542-, Ark. Complimen+s of Complimenis of Spo+ligh+ Co. Inc. Li++le River News Ashdown, Ark. Ashdown, Ark. 170 WIIIIII TEXARKANA COCA-COLA BCDTTLING CO. R . T k T SOUTHWEST C I, + f ompamen so ARECESGZRE Collins And Williams Men s S+ore 3 S S Y Downt and Oakla T k G1 d N h ll D Q C pl. em! LITTLE RIVER SEVIER couNTY FARM BUREAU FARMERS oo-oP FEDERATIGN North lst Street, DeQueen, Arkansas Complimenis of MARJORI E'S for Latest Fashions INSURANCE Life - Fire - Auto Blue Cross - Blue Shield Hospitalization Homeow F m Liabili y F E 'p H y d G ' P M g g P INCE MASSANELLI Ag 280 M 898 3741 A hd A R Af H C 11 898 5846 A R Ahd 0 NEKOOSA EDWARDS PAPER COMPANY INC SOUTHERN WCCDDLANDS NEKOOSA PAPERS Q AGE LANDS W FRANK RAMSEY INSURANCE Y0 mirprndnrl lfuuranfr !AGfNT 'llfvlf 'QU gif' AGENCY Complete Line of Business and Personal Insurance Bus. 501-584-2494 Res . 501-584-4091 Frank Ramsey Town North Pro . Bldg. DeQueen, Ark. The Future Belongs To C I + ! Wesigrg 5NZar Store ll I: we lull QE Southwestern Electric Power Company New Boston, Texas C2143 628-3461 Office Machines I7 J 0 H N L1 Sales Service Supplies and Rentals Texarkana Corner P ha rmacy 191 W. Main 898-5151 Ashdown, Ark. 71822 173 4 Making You Peel Secure ASH DCDWN INSURANCE AGENCY Full Service - Ashdown Insurance Agency, serving Ashdown and Little River County with quality insurance . Ashdown , Arkansas See McClungs Exxon O O d L For Your Complete Service Needs a n n I Elton McC1ung, Foreman, Arkansas Firs'r Federal Savings of Texarkana . 1' 1J',,4!v:?-5316, - - I 4. A A A ,mf , 'Aa A ' 9 f A i 3 ' I 216 East Third Street k I L an Texarkana, Arkansas Texarkana, Arkansas Complimen+s of ff. 'J 1 F A f "-QAQV Hora+io S+a+e Bank Horatio, Arkansas 71842 Phones: 832-3211 and 832-2501 17 T S+a+e Firs'r Na'rional Bank of Texarkana MembeIF.D.I.C. ,sf if ff A559595 QUE Q 35? 22 Qagiffggyfgy Siglfff aff Qoyfgfiuffvffsffllglls by GX awp? ' E' gf A Ox X9 CL y9 QSQJQV 0 X " y 5jU'NjigQ QW of agggbfmy yi gb JAQEQN 91235551 Wigfxbfgy wif iw mx Wx f jggxvvfww E55 5 x. bijgji -SF SQ Wie QW 0? Q22 ???EjffvfJ 9 ?SQ?SfQ5Qw 59222 Kgfil 0 QQ? 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