Hamburg High School - Lion Yearbook (Hamburg, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1971 volume:

LION '71 A Year In School Is Many Things... Presented By THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1971 Hamburg High School Volume 31 fp Contents STAFF...................13 SENIOR HIGH.............23 SPOTLIGHT...............49 MIDDLE SCHOOL...........65 ATHLETICS...............79 MUSIC...................97 ORGANIZATIONS..........105 ELEMENTARY.............123 ADVERTISEMENTS.........135 Alma Mater Hail, Alma Mater, we sing to thy praise, Great our affection through all our school days. Resting so peaceful and calm 'neath the sky, Fondly we love thee, our dear Hamburg High. Hail, Alma Mater, we sing to thy praise, Loud in thy honor, our voices we raise. Full in thy fortune, our banners will fly, Life and prosperity, dear Hamburg High. Hail, Alma Mater, thy praises we sing, Far down the centuries still may they ring. Long through the ages never to die, Pride of our school days, our dear Hamburg High. Dedication Because he has served his Alma Mater untiringly since his election to the official board in 1947; because he has shown a sincere interest in the youth of this community; because he has worked to improve the educational program and the physical facilities of the school system; because he is dedi- cated to the Hamburg Public Schools, we dedicate the 1971 LION to MR. BRUIN CAMPBELL In Memoriam MRS. JAMES STONE There is only one way to get ready for immortality, and that is to love this life and live it as bravely and faithfully, and cheerfully as we can. —Henry Van Dyke A Year In School Is Many Things... It is a time for working and playing. It is an experience in learning and grow- ing. It is being with the crowd, or some- times alone, or with someone special. It is a combination of lessons, ball games, assemblies, banquets, band practice, club meetings, pep rallies, and more lessons. It is a time to set goals, work to- ward them, and finally reach some of them. A year in school is a time to remem- ber. PRESENTATION OE LION QUEEN CANDIDATES PEP RALLIES--Students show school spirit at Burning of the Eagle. Marsha Smith Paulette Gee Mary McCombs INITIATIONS--The easiest part of the induction for Glenn. WOMEN’S LIBERATION? No. just the girls' first day in pantsuits. HOMECOMING Queen Carla and Junior Court Queen Paulette and Senior Royalty SPECIAL ASSEMBLIES--Jimmie Ann has a hair-raising experience. National Honor Society students stuff 'n' study. Santa remembers a job well done. Basketball games add excitement to the winter months. IMPORTANT VI SI TORS--David Pryor. U. S. Representative, exchanges ideas with H. H. S. students. STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS-- What is it, Duke? FUND-RAISING PROJECTS--Kaye releases her inner frustration on Junior Class car. AT LAST--Seniors get fitted in caps and gowns for the big moment. Homecoming 1970 QUEEN PAULETTE AND HER COURT SUE CROSWELL JUNIOR MAID ANN BARKER SENIORS HAVE PRIZE-WINNING IDEA Queen Paulette Gee and her court reigned around the world during this year's homecoming festivities. The royalty was presented and entertained at a pep rally in the gym, followed by the parade, where the Seniors won the float competition. The day was con- cluded at Lion Field where the home team was victorious over the Dumas Bobcats with a score of 27 to 12. MARSHA SMITH SENIOR MAID BUDDY ENJOYS HOMECOMING CHORES MELANIE DRAKE JUNIOR MAID ROYALTY CHEERS FOR THE LIONS KAYE BARNES SOPHOMORE MAID TOM SPIVEY. EDITOR As I look back over this year and the editing of the 1971 LION I realize more than ever how many different people are responsible for the successful completion of this book. I would like to thank all the staff for the time they took from other activities and devoted to this year- book. I would also like to thank Mrs. Higgin- botham for her cheerful guidance and wonder- ful leadership. My full appreciation to these people could never be expressed. This has been a year of change and transition for our school. We appreciate the progressive thinking of Dr. Turner and the administration, and we hope the '71 LION reflects this spirit of growth and development. 12 STAFF Superintendent DR. ROBERT E. TURNER Dr. Robert E. Turner is completing his first year as superintendent of the Hamburg Public Schools. A native of Arkansas, he came to Hamburg after re- ceiving his Doctorate of Education Degree from Northeast Louisiana University. He earned his bach- elor's degree at Arkansas A M College and his master's degree at the University of Arkansas. He has had experience as a classroom teacher, coach, principal, dean of men, and superintendent. Under Dr. Turner's leadership, the Hamburg schools became a unitary system last fall. The district was reorganized into three schools--the Elementary School, grades one through five; the Middle School, grades six through eight; and Hamburg High School. From the very first day when Dr. Turner was intro- duced to the students in the opening assembly, his enthusiastic dedication to public education has been evident. This enthusiasm soon spread all over the district, and on March 9 the voters approved an in- crease in millage to be used for the construction of a new high school facility. Administration J.W. HALL Principal High School SHELBY HARROD Principal Middle School B. W. ALLBRITTON Principal Elementary School School Board Left to right: Bruin Campbell, Secretary; Jack Shell, Vice President; P. E. Barnes; Robert Davis, President; Dr. Robert Turner, Superintendent; and Harrison Ralph. 15 Mr. Thomas Chapman B. A. Band, Chorus Mr. Jimmy T. Coats B. A. Math. Science Mr. Charles Coleman B. S. E. Physical Education High School Mr. Leotis Fenceroy B. S. Industrial Arts Mrs. Mary Harrod B. S. E. Home Economics t Mr. Charles Franklin B. S. A. Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Dorothy Higginbotham B. A. , M.S.E. Guidance Counselor Mrs. Mary Hampe Study Hall Mrs. Linda McCay B.S.E.. M.S. Social Studies 16 High School Faculty Mr. Paul McCay B. S. E. . B. S. Speech Miss Ann Meredith B. A.. M. A. English Mrs. Margaret Phillips B. S. E., M. S. E. Science Mr. Lewis Shields B. S. E. Social Studies Mrs. Evelyn Smith B. A. Librarian Mrs. Mary Spivey B. A. French Mr. Wardell Washington B. A. English Miss Mary Wasson B. S. E. Physical Education Mr. Don Wilkinson B. S.E.. M. S.E. Driver Education Mr. John Ricks B. S. E. Math Mrs. Joyce Shell B. S. E. English 17 Mrs. Imie Carpenter B. S. Math Mrs. Thelma McGaughey B. S. E. Social Studies Miss Lula Milus B. A. English Mr. Arthur Tucker B. S. E. Physical Education Mrs. Judy Cockrum B. S. E. English Middle School Faculty Mr. D. M. Vaught B.S. Science Mrs. Yvonne McCormick B. S. Librarian Mr. Alvin McGehee B. S. Math Mr. James C. Rawls B. S. E. Social Studies Mrs. Shirley Webb B. S. Science 18 Mrs. Mildred Avery Fifth Grade Elementary School Faculty Miss Donna Disk Second Grade Mrs. Adele Phillips First Grade (Not Pictured) Mrs. Joreta Allbritton Second Grade Mrs. Marjorie Carpenter Second Grade Mr. L.A. Collins Fourth Grade Mrs. Pauline Bellott Second Grade Mrs. Jewel Bierbaum Third Grade Mrs. Wilma Brooks First Grade Miss Delois Billings Fourth Grade Mrs. Mary Barker First Grade 19 Mrs. Maysel Fryar First Grade Mrs. Margaret Foote Fourth Grade Mrs. Clara Jane Hall Fifth Grade Elementary School Mrs. Marilyn Streeter Second Grade Mrs. Joan Sullivan Fifth Grade Mrs. Clara Overton Third Grade Mrs. Ora Tucker Third Grade Mrs. Lavon Vaden Fifth Grade Mrs. Sharon Williams First Grade 20 Mrs. Sandy Coats Receptionist Mrs. Helen Foote School Nurse Special Staff Members Mrs. Linda Hollis Educational Aide Mrs. Helen Law Public School Music Miss Linell Lowe Educational Aide Mrs. Glenda McDuffie Reading Mrs. Dian Ricks Educational Aide Mrs. llah Ward Educational Aide Mrs. Marie Wilson Reading 21 CUSTODIANS P. L. Brinkley Paul Tiner Emmalee Goodwin E. F. Churchill V.L. Adams Flanders Lowe Clinton James School Employees CAFETERIA WORKERS Margaret Riley Maxine White Nadine Kelley Beatrice Bussell Alice Collins Clara Waits Charlotte Wigley Ernestine Willis Allene Withers Geraldyne Parkerson Catherine Sanders Jesse Washington Maude Franklin, Supervisor BUS DRIVERS: Don Rainey, Cloman Conley, J.A. Farmer, E. F. Waits, David Bays, R. R. Lott, Bill Ralph, Claude Kitchens, Robert Stone, Charlie Bierbaum, Johnny Williams 22 SENIOR HIGH SUE AKERS BENNIE CAROL BURGESS JIMMIE ANN EDGAR Honor Graduates KRISTIE HENRY MARY McCOMBS LOUISE McDUFFEE BOB PUGH TOM SPIVEY ALLEN WILCOXON 24 Senior Class Officers tr PRESIDENT Tom Spivey VICE PRESIDENT . . . Bob Barnes SECRETARY Marilyn Huffstetler TREASURER William Harbison PARLIAMENTARIAN . . REPRESENTATIVES . . Marsha Smith Bill Timmons Allen Wilcoxon SPONSORS . . Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCay 25 RICHARD LEE ADAMS Speak the truth freely though the truth be hard. --Cato JACQUELYN SUE AKERS A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. ' -- Winchell Seniors ROBERT BRITTON BARNES A great man is made up of qualities that meet or make great occasions. --Lowell MARILYN JO BATES It is the ability to take a joke, not make one, which proves you have a sense of humor. --Eastman SAMUEL JOSEPH BIGGS Fair peace is becoming to men; fierce anger belongs to beasts. ” --Ovid BENNIE CAROL BURGESS They are never alone that are accom panied with noble thought. --Fletcher HILDA E. BYRD All life is a stage and a play, so learn to play your part. 26 --Pallades JANE ELLEN CAMPBELL Better by far you should forget and smile than that you should remember and be sad. ” --Rossetti CHARLES E. CARPENTER A hand-full of good life is better than a bushel of learning. --Herbert Seniors WILLIE MAXIE CARPENTER A true friend is forever a friend. --MacDonald DENNIS CARRUTH The chiefest point of happiness is that a man should be willing to be what he is. --Erasmus THOMAS BRYAN CHRISTIE Life is always interesting when you have a purpose and live in its fulfillment. --Disraeli SANDRA LEE CLARK A cheerful temper joined with inno- cence will make beauty attractive, knowledge delightful, and wit good- natured. --Addison GEORGE ELLIS COULTER It matters not how long you live, but how. --Bailey 27 JOHN EDWARD CRAIG No phase of life is free from duty. ” --Cicero WILLIE FRANK CROMWELL Thought once awakened does not again slumber. --Carlyle JAMES RICHARD DUKE The man who loves and laughs must sure do well. ” --Pope Seniors VALCO W. DUPREE All who joy would win must share it. --Byron f JIMMIE ANN EDGAR Great thoughts, like great deeds, need no trumpet. --Bailey LINDA D. FARMER Friendship, the older it grows, the stronger it is. --Fuller PATRICIA ANN FOOTE They who are pleased themselves must always please. Thomson 28 ANNE PAULETTE GEE We are living in a world of beauty but how few of us open our eyes to see it! --Taft CORNELIUS GIRTMON, JR. Every man is of importance to himself. Johnson Seniors CHARLES LEWIS GRIEVER The greatest truths are the simplest; and so are the greatest men. • - Hare WILLIAM FLOYD HARBISON Peace is best of all things. --Italicus KRISTIE JEAN HENRY Personal beauty is greater recommendation than any letter of intro- duction. --Aristotle PAMELA JO HERRINGTON Laugh and the world laughs with you. --Wilcox FRANK FELTON HIGGINBOTHAM An honest man's the noblest work of God. --Pope JAMES R. HILL ’’Live dangerously and you live right. - - Goe the LINDA JANELLE HOLLIS On her tongue is the law of kindess. --Proverbs 31:26 Seniors EDITH DARNELL HUBBARD No one knows what he can do 'til he tries. - - Syrus MARILYN JO HUFFSTETLER A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. --Emerson JOHNNY J. JAMISON BOBBY GLYNN JEFFERS NANCY JEAN JORDAN Live your own life, for you will die your own death. --Anonymous Nothing succeeds like success. --Dumas Friends, if we be hon- est with ourselves, we shall be honest with each other. --MacDonald 30 LOUIS EDWARD KELLEY The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything. --Magee DEBORAH KAY KUSTURIN Make yourself necessary to somebody. --Emerson Seniors RONNIE FRANK LIVINGSTON Each mind has its own method. --Emerson LaFRAN ETHERIDGE MAUSER Never change when love has found its home. --Propertius MARY ELIZABETH McCOMBS JAMES E. MCDONALD AMELIA LOUISE McDUFFEE The happiest person is the person who thinks the most in- teresting thoughts. --Dwight My mind is a kingdom to me; there's danger in being too great. --Anonymous Speech is great, but silence is greater. --Carlyle 31 ARTHUR GLENN MYERS The only safe and sure way to destroy an ene- my is to make him your friend. ” --Twain DONNA JEAN PENNINGTON Imagination rules the world. --Napoleon I The art of showman- ship is to give the public what it wants just before it knows what it wants. --Belasco Seniors PATSY ANN ROBERTS Life is a pleasant institution; let us take it as it is. --Gilbert ALFRED ROBINSON The superior man is modest in speech, but surpassing in his actions. --Confucious REBA JEAN ROSEN Success is getting what you want; hap- piness is wanting what you get. --Gardner SARAH JEAN SHELTON The only way to have a friend is to be one. Emerson ROSEVELT SIMPSON No really great man ever thought himself so. ” --Hazlitt 32 I JEANETTE L. SINK MARSHA LEE SMITH THOMAS MATTHEWS SPIVEY All things must pass. --Harrison They never attain wisdom who have not patience. --Sadi Seniors I would rather live in a world where my life is surrounded by mys- tery than live in a world so small that my mind could comprehend it. --Fosdick DEBRA KAY STANLEY Every age has its pleasures, its style of wit, and its own way. --Despreaux LARRY KEITH STANLEY Every man is the architect of his own fortune. Caecus JIMMY CLARK STELL SHEILA DIANNE SWAN DANNY S. SYDORIAK For he that once is good, is ever great. --Jonson The smallest deed is better than the grandest intention. --Anonymous I would rather please one good man than many bad. 33 --Pittacus HELEN LORENE TANKSLEY ' There is no duty we so underrate as the duty of being happy. ” --Stevenson WILLIAM HAMPTON TIMMONS They laugh that win. --Othello JESSE TOWE No sooner said than done--so acts your man of worth. ■-Ennius Seniors LEON R. TUBBS. JR. I am a man; what concerns man must concern me. --Terence GARY LAVAUGHN TUCKER Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon 'em. --Anonymous WILLIAM FRANK TYSON A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. --Anonymous BRENDA LEAS URE WALTON So of cheerfulness, or of good temper, the more of it is spent, the more of it remains. --Emerson MARK WATKINS The only competition worth a wise man is with himself. --Jameson 34 KATHLEEN ANN WEBB “Affection is the broadest basis of good in life. ” --Eliot JUDY CAROL WHITE “Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. “ --Plautus Seniors RONALD W. WHITE He makes people pleas- ed with him by making them first pleased with themselves. --Chesterfield SEARCY ALLEN WILCOXON Every man's life is a fairy tale written by God's fingers. --Anderson WAYNE EDWARD WILLIAMS One cannot always be hero, but one can always be a man. --Goe the DORISTINE WILSON Happiness is a habit- cultivated. --Hubbard VICKIE LYNN WOOD The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. BETTY ANN WOOTEN The greatest pleasure of life is love. --Temple Sheridan 36 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President.............................Ricky Lochala Vice President........................James Spivey Secretary............................Debbie Holland Treasurer ....................Linda Brown Reporter .................. Melanie Drake Representatives.............Stanley Chester Sue Croswell, David Duke Sponsors.....Miss Meredith, Mr. Coleman J u n • i o r s Cheryl Akers Durell Allison Willard Barnett Ronnie Barrett Kurt Boggan Georgia Bowen Ardell Bozeman Linda Brown Debbie Burch Betty Cameron JUNIOR GIRLS DISCUSS THEIR CHOICES IN THE H. H. S. WHO’S WHO ELECTION JUNIOR BOYS EXPRESS THEIR OWN OPINIONS J U n • i o r s Randy Carey Steve Carpenter Clive Cassity Stanley Chester Herman Conley Roy Coulter Debra Cox Sue Croswell Lane Culp Alan Davis Ronnie Dawkins Jackie Davis Glenda Dew Marilyn Doss Melanie Drake David Duke Donald Dura Freddie Emory Fred Etheridge Mike Fulgham Steve Gannon Brenda Girtmon Melba Girtmon Levi Gray Janet Griever Mike Griffith Danny Gulledge James Gwin Sharon Hale James Hall Myra Harris Bettejo Harbison Gene Hart Jean Hartrick Ricky Hawkins Aubrey Haynes Janet Henderson Jacqueline Hill Debbie Holland Debbie Hopkins Karen Huffman Frank Jenkins Judy Jenkins Diane Johnson J u n • i o r s J u n • i o r s Angie Jones Bruce Jones Jerry Kelley Debbie Kitchens Clifton Ladd Pat Langley Ricky Lochala Ellis Lowe David Masingill Judy Martin Katherine Martin John McClain Kevin Mayall Steve McDonald Debra Miller Janet Nutt Dickie O'Neal Debbie Pennington Debbie Pollock Barbara Pugh Debbie Pullin Soncy Reed Dale Richardson Stella Roark Dian Robbins Brenda Savage James Spivey Cheryl Spurlock Juniors JUNIOR Martha Spurlock Reggie Starling Cindy Stell Ginny Stell Dale Streeter Gail Streeter Kay Thurman Johnny Todd Margie Tomerlin Stanton Veazey Woodrow Warren Lamar Wells Warner Witherington Anne Woods David Woods Rosa Woods LIBRARY ASSISTANTS DECORATE TREE President Ronnie Collins OFFICERS Vice President Secretary . . , Reporter . . . Representative Sponsor . . . . , . David Bays . Kaye Barnes , Gayla Clark . .Jim Atkins Mr. Wilkinson Sophomores Joyce Adams Norman Adams Mike Adcock Terry Allison Alice Ashford Gail Atkins Jim Atkins Ann Barker Kaye Barnes David Bays Mike Bays Billy Beard Ida Sue Bell Sherry Bennett John Brown Sandra Brown Willie Brown Fredia Bunton David Carpenter James Carpenter Anita Christie Gayla Clark Joey Clark OFFICERS President Vice President . . . . Secretary Treasurer Reporter Representative . . . . Sponsor Sopho mores Susan Clark Tony Clark Mary Collins Ronnie Collins Ronnie Copeland Betty Courson Nancy Craig Jacquelyn Davis Rickey Dooley Ray Doss Dorothy Franklin Vera Franklin Troy Gee Rubye Gilliam Ricky Golden Erma Grayson Richard Gwin Steve Harrison Terry Harrison Alice High Sandy Hill Fred Hogan Bettie Holland Tommy Holland Carolyn Howard OFFICERS President..............................Jack McDonald Vice President.................Mike Ogden Secretary-Treasurer............Susan Rush Reporter.......................Larry Pogue Representative..............Mike Pennington Sponsor..................Mrs. Higginbotham Sophomores Danny Jeffers Barbara Jenkins Bennie Jenkins Cindy Jenkins Virginia Jenkins Jacquelyne Keen Reggie King Margaret Knight Vickie Knight Glen Ladd Danny Lovett Katherine Madison Danny Mays David McClain Jack McDonald Roy McDuffee Theresa McKenzie Freddie McNeil Debbie Norrell Mike Ogden Charles Overton Debbie Pennington Mickey Pennington Mike Pennington Mike Petty Sherry Pierce Faye Pippen Raye Pippen Larry Pogue Carolyn Reynolds David Richardson Danny Roberts Joyce Rucker Susan Rush Steven Shields Johnnie Bell Simpson Mildred Singleton Mary Ellen Sink Judy Smith Ronald Spurlin Mike Stanley Benny Summitt Susan Swan Lynda Taylor Gene Thompson 44 Sophomores OFFICERS President................................Henry Watkins Vice President.........................Clifton Tucker Secretary.......................Tollie Watkins Treasurer..................Suellen Wilcoxon Reporter.........................Susan Swan Representative.................Mary Ellen Sink Sponsor..........................Mr. Shields Larry Tippie Diane Todd Vivian Townley Clifton Tucker Bruce Vail Lonnie Walker Charlotte Ware Oscar Washington Henry Watkins Jeffery Watkins Tollie Watkins Gary Webb Debbie White Steve White Mary Ann Wigley Suellen Wilcoxon Billy Willis Nathaniel Wilson Valerie Wisinger Wayne Withers DANNY DISPLAYS CHRISTMAS EXHIBIT Sophomores JOYCE TAKES ADVANTAGE OF LIBRARY FACILITIES 46 Delton Adams Lee Adams Debbie Banks Joe Beard Johnnie Bennett Bill Bonds Kay Carpenter Pam Cheek John Clark Kenneth Collins Robert Conley Linda Coulter Louise Croswell Charlie Curran James Daniel Sharon Davis Judith Dooley Keith Edgar Ray Elton Mark Evans Patsy Faulk Frances Gamble Martha Griffin Martha Gulledge Jamie Hale Lynn Hamilton Robin Hartrick Barbara Hennington Billy Ray Higginbotham Vickie High Freshmen OFFICERS President........................ Vice President................... Secretary.................... Treasurer ................... Reporter..................... Representative............... Sponsor...................... . . . .Bill Bonds . . .Jim Daniel . . Sharon Davis Louise Croswell , . . Keith Edgar Martha Gulledge , . Mrs. Phillips Deborah Hill Dennis Holland Cheryl Hollis David Hollis Becky Hopkins Sandra Horn Shelby Huffman David Hunter George Jacob Lavaughn Jenkins Joey Johnson Johnny Jones Ann Kelley Mike Kellum Ronald King Richard Knight Pam LaGrone Kathy Livingston Carla Locke Patsy Martin Jasper Mays Evelyn Milton Peggy Morgan Butch Murphy Helen Murphy Cleophis Nelson Danny Pamplin Johnny Pierce Rhonda Ralph Morris Richardson Freshmen OFFICERS President................ Vice President........... Secretary-Treasurer . . . Reporter................. Representative........... Sponsor.................. Barbara Hennington . . . Mike Kellum . . . Pam LaGrone . . . . Sandra Horn , . . .Cheryl Hollis ... Mr. Franklin 47 48 Joe Roark Billy Robinson Douglas Robinson Bill Sansing Richard Shelton Carolyn Simpson Donnie Simpson Y. T. Singleton Rebecca Sivils Kathy Slaughter Margaret Spurlock Jimmy Sullivan Mary Taylor Betty Timmons Violet Tolbert Tommy Tubbs Grace Ellen Wall Nadine Walton Carl Ward Richard Watkins Denise Webb Mary Ellen Webb Jean White Wayne White Judy Williamson Freshmen OFFICERS President...............................Jean White Vice President......................Johnny Pierce Secretary-Treasurer................Betty Timmons Parliamentarian........................Carl Ward Reporter........................David Witherington Representative...................Mary Ellen Webb Sponsor.......................................Mrs. Harrod David Witherington Charlun Works Charles York SPOTLIGHT PAULETTE GEE Finalists MARSHA SMITH FHA Beau Junior Homecoming Royalty QUEEN CARLA Jean White Peggy Harris Susan Spivey Betty Timmons Carla Locke Lisa Carpenter Tammy Bonds 54 Senior Homecoming Royalty Marsha Smith Hilda Byrd Kaye Barnes Sue Croswell Melanie Drake Paulette Gee Ann Barker Who’s Who Mr. and Miss H. II. S. Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. JIM DUKE MARY McCOMBS Friendliest Friendliness is a by-product of an effort to make someone else happy. Most Versatile He who is only wise lives a sad life. TOM SPIVEY PAULETTE GEE Most Talented Talent is a gift which God has given us secretly, and which we reveal without perceiving it. BOB PUGH BENNIE CAROL BURGESS 58 BILL TIMMONS PAULETTE GEE at HHS Wittiest A little wit had pleased me more by half; I didn't come to learn, I came to laugh. BUDDY HILL JANE E. CAMPBELL Most Likely To Succeed The secret of success is constancy to purpose. TOM SPIVEY BENNIE CAROL BURGESS Cutest Personality is to a man what perfume is to a flower. BILL TIMMONS DEBBIE HOLLAND 59 Favorites NINTH GRADE Betty Timmons and Johnny Pierce TENTH GRADE Kaye Barnes and Jack McDonald ELEVENTH GRADE Debbie Holland and James Spivey First Six Weeks George Coulter and Marilyn Doss Third Six Weeks Dale Streeter and Sarah Shelton Good Citizens Second Six Weeks Bob Barnes and Sandra Clark Fourth Six Weeks Tom Spivey and Paulette Gee V.I.P. GIRLS STATE DELEGATES Mary McCombs. Bennie Burgess. Sarah Shelton, Patricia Foote. Jeanette Sink, Jane Campbell BOYS STATE DELEGATES Charles Greiver, Bill Tyson, Bob Pugh, Tom Spivey. Allen Wilcoxon DAR GOOD CITIZEN ALL-STATE BAND Mary McCombs DISTRICT TREASURER. ARKANSAS STUDENT LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Fred Hogan BAND ROYALTY Sue Akers Tommy Christie JUNIOR EDITOR LION '71 Marilyn Doss NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Bennie Carol Burgess JUNIOR CO-EDI TORS THE HAMBURGER SENIOR ALL-REGION BAND MEMBERS Steve Carpenter. Tommy Christie, Janet Henderson, Melanie Drake, Bennie Carol Burgess, Sue Akers, Jeanette Sink, Mary McCombs Linda Brown, Debbie Holland V.I.P. JUNIOR ALL-REGION BAND MEMBERS Sue Sink Susan Spivey Peggy Harris Lynn Hamilton Matt Barker Jerry Murphy David Jenkins 64 Talent Talent Talent Homerooms and clubs furnish outstanding en- tries in the annual Jun- ior Class Talent Contest. This year's show was exceptional with numbers ranging from instrumen- tals and dances to a monologue on The Amateur Gum-Chewer . Winners were: First place—Bennie Carol Burgess; second place (Tie)—Linda Hollis, and Janet Ann Hender- son and Cheryl Spurlock; third place—Jimmie Ann Edgar. MIDDLE SCHOOL Eighth Grade Linsley Adams Dan Allison Willie Ashford Sterling Atkins Terry Bierbaum Melaine Boggan Calvin Booker Eddie Boykin Betty Brown Mary Brown President. . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . , Reporter . . . Sponsor. . . . . .Henry Foote , Bruce Huffman . Peggy Harris . . Dan Allison Terry Bierbaum . . Miss Milus Shellia Brown Mary Burnette Tammy Burt Johnny Bussell Kenny Cameron Willie Carter Ethel Chappie Willard Choate Jill Clark Linda Collins 66 Eighth Grade Maletha Coulter Robert Cox Lawrence Cromwell Keith Cunningham Jimmy Curran Shane Daniel Charles Davis Katie Mae Davis Ronnie Davis Charre Degges President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Sponsor . . . , . . . Shane Daniel Earnest Hennington . . .Mike Sanderlin . . Melaine Boggan ........Mr. Rawls Lamar Degges Larry Etheridge Henry Foote Johnny Foster Mary Franklin Anthony Fulgham John Gee Joyce Gibbs Vickie Gibbs Debra Girtmon 67 Bobby Gwin Johnny Hampton Peggy Harris Bobby Harville Cal Haynes Earnest Hennington Pat Henry Shirley Hogue Jimmy Huggins Lily Hughes Anthony Hummel Carl Jeffers David Jenkins Kerry Johnson Paula Johnson Phillip Johnson Pamela Holland Margaret Jones George Howard Gerald Kelley T w, t 68 Eighth OFFICERS President................... Vice President............. Secretary ................. Treasurer ................. Sponsor.................... Grade . . Joey McNeil (not pictured) . DeL Scott °o Virginity ' j- da . .Tad rt .Mrs. Carpenter Jan Kersten Alphonso King JoAnn King Susan King Ronald Kirkland Cindy Knight Anita Leigh Shirley Lewis Judy Livingston Donald Lovett Lillie Mason Carla Maxwell Russell Maxwell Ashton McCombs Bobby McKenzie Joey McNeil Brenda Murphy Connie Murphy Jody Murphy Pecola Nelson Charles Nutter Cindy Ogletree Eighth Grade OFFICERS President.......... Vice President . . Secretary- Treasurer Reporter........... Sponsor........... . Carl Jeffers Susan Spivey . . Kay Smith Calvin Booker .Mr. Tucker 69 Sharon Parum Joy Petty Robbie Pippen Sheron Pippen Cheryl Pollock Ronald Pollock Linda Riley Robbin Rogers Terry Rucker Mike Sanderlin Virginia Saucida Debbie Scott Jessie Simpson Sue Sink Kay Smith Susan Spivey Barbara Spurlin Levell Stanley Paula Swan Tena Thompson Johnny Thurman Evelyn Tippitt Kathy Tucker Jamie Watkins Jim Watkins Lee Watkins Rose Mary Watkins Ranee Williams Frank Woods Frankie Wright Leigh Akers Linda Akers Dudley Allen Mai Allison Bruce Barfield Matt Barker Calvin Barnett James Barnett Kaye Bates Willie Marie Belion Tammy Bonds Haskell Carpenter Lisa Carpenter Louis Choate Anita Clark Charles Colbert Donnell Collins Karon Sue Collins Ronny Coulter Mary Cox Pamela Daniel Steve Davis Victoria Davis George Dickerson Sheila Beth Edgar David Farmer Sandra Faulk Bobbie Franklin Delores Franklin Johnny Gilliam Seventh Grade OFFICERS President................. Vice President............ Secretary................. Treasurer................. Reporter.................. Sponsor................... ... Pat Ogden . . . Karen Noble . . . Stan Hale . Ted Hennington Jimmy Griever Mrs. McCormick 71 James Hampton Bobby Harris Reid Harrod Ted Hennington Jay Higginbotham Jimmy Griever Randall Griffith Don Gw in Freda Hairston Stan Hale OFFICERS President....................... Matt Barker Vice President...............Paula Spurlock Secretary...............Katherine Kellum Treasurer............... Haskell Carpenter Sponsor..................... Mrs. Cockrum Seventh Grade Lamar Higginbotham Marion Higginbotham Connie High Bobby Hill Jimmy Horn Willford Howard Ronald Hubbard Herman Ingram Randy Johnson Carolyn Jordan Arline Kelley Henry Kelley Lonnie Kelley Katherine Kellum Calvin Kinnard 72 Judy Kirkland Clyde Leonard Joe Locke John Lovett Keith Martin Lawrence Martin Herman Morman Brenda Murphy Jerry Murphy Karen Noble OFFICERS President Reid Harrod Vice President. . . . . . Lisa Carpenter Secretary Treasurer . . . Mitchell White Reporter Sponsor Mrs. Webb Seventh Grade Keith Noble Pat Ogden Mary Helen Patnplin Emma Paskel Troy Paskel Debbie Phillips Joyce Pugh Danny Rial Billy Richardson Deborah Faye Robbins Carl Robinson Ruth Singleton Brad Sink Gary Spurlock Paula Spurlock 73 Seventh Grade Billy Ray Stanley Wayman Stanley Nancy Streeter Bobby Streeter Clevie Summerland David Swan Vickie Swan Brenda Tankersly Rickey Tippitt Hazel Tolbert Ozeal Towe Danny Walton Carol Wardlow Carolyn Ware Michael Washington Ronald Dean Watt Barbara Webb Mike White Mitchell White Stan White Carla Williams Jackie Wolfe Judy Wood Kathy Wooten Donald Wright 74 Jackie Adams Brad Akers Benjie Allbritton Johnny Ashford Burch Barfield Bobby Barnett Charles Barnett Cliff Biggs Mike Boykin Ricky Bozeman Ken Bradshaw Ester Mae Brown Ronnie Brown Eddie Wayne Burch Kenny Burns Bob Burt Harold Caine Claire Carpenter Terra 1 Cessor Rosie Chappie Linda Christie Betty Clark Carol Ann Clark Thurman Clark James Colbert Robert Colbert Jerry Collins Stan Craig Rose Mary Davis Venson Davis Sixth Grade OFFICERS President................. Vice President............ Secretary................. Treasurer................. Reporter.................. Sponsor................... . . . Brad Akers Sharon Wilcoxon . Martha Taylor . Florice Jenkins . . Barbara Hill . . Mr. McGhee 75 Henry Dickerson Bobby Duckworth Donna Duckworth Janet Edwards Debra Enlow Janet Etheridge Debra Fairchild Randy Fischer Randel Forrest Daisy Franklin Katie Franklin Jack Gee Sherry Gilliam Verda Gilliam Pat Gwin David Hamilton George Hampton Dave Haynes Eula Haynes Alice Hill Barbara Hill Sandra Holland Elbert Holt Vance Howard Debra Huffman Floria Huggins Guy Hughes Steve Jacks Lilly Jacob Flo Jenkins Kathy Johnson Theresa Jones Debra King Glen Kirkland Donna Knight Sixth Grade President Vice President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . OFFICERS ...............Bob Burt (not pictured) ..........Robbin Turner ........Claire Carpenter ........Shelly Wilcoxon ...............Pat Gwin ..........Mrs. McDuffie 76 Reporter Sponsor Peggy Sue Knight Boyd Kusturin Keith Ladd Donna Kay LaGrone Howard Landsdale Lydia Lovett Diane Martin Randy Martin James Mason Ollie Mason David Maxwell Alma Mays Willie Mays Damon McKee Danny McNeil Patricia McQuay Elizabeth Miller Jeweline Miller Lenoria Mooney Bobby Murphy Brady Nelson Henry Norwood Sammy Oden Richard Ogletree Jimmy Pamplin Terry Petty James Ralph Gregory Richards Freda Ricks Julia Riley Vickie Riley Joe Robinson Lou Ann Robinson James Rogers Jimmy Doyle Ruff Sixth Grade OFFICERS President.................Ken Bradshaw Vice President...........Ricky Bozeman Secretary.............Lou Ann Robinson Treasurer....................Julia Riley Reporter................Carol Ann Clark Sponsor Mr. Vaught 77 78 Randy Rutledge Jacqueline Simpson Rose Mary Simpson Charles Singleton Tony Skender Debbie Slaughter Betty Stanley Bill Stanley Linda Stanley Retta Starling Randy Streeter Billy Mark Swan Martha Taylor Hershey Thompson Benjie Timmons Catherine Tolliver Marva Jo Tucker Charles Turner Robbin Turner Kim Tweedy Susan Vail Carlton Walton Kathy Ware Prescilla Watkins Sharon Wilcoxon Shelly Wilcoxon Teena Willis Maggie Wilson Mark Woods Sheilla Woods Sixth Grade OFFICERS President .... (not pictured) Vice President . . Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor ATHLETICS ROW 1: D. McClain, T. Spivey, Tubbs, Atkins, Boggan, Fulgham, Hawkins, Willis, Webb, Adams, Carpenter. ROW 2: James McDonald. Lochala, Robinson, Jeffers, D. Duke, Wells, J. McClain, Jack McDonald, J. Duke, Wilcoxon, Griever, Timmons, Myers. ROW 3: Coach Wilkinson, Barnes, Hill, Streeter, Watkins, Pogue, S. McDonald, Collins, Withers, J. Spivey, Davis, Tyson, Veazey, Barnett, Coach Shields. 1970 Lions Boast Winning Season COACHING STAFF 80 Head Coach Assistant Coach Don Wilkinson Gene Shields HOME SEASON’S RECORD OPP. 0 Monticello 0 6 Warren 7 3 Crosse tt 22 37 Dermott 0 25 Fordyce 0 26 Star City 8 34 Eudora 8 27 Dumas 12 15 Lake Village 11 7 McGehee 20 Six Gain All-District Honors Jim Duke Senior - Back Co- Captain Buddy Hill Senior - Tackle Co- Captain Bob Barnes Senior - Guard Charlie Griever Bill Timmons Lamar Wells Senior - End Senior - Back Junior - Guard 81 Willie Carpenter Senior-Back Allen Wilcoxon Senior - Guard Tom Spivey Senior - Back Leon Tubbs Senior - Back MONTI CELLO The Hamburg Lions began the 1970 season on September 6 with a scoreless tie as they met the Monticello Hillbillies on their home field. Although both teams drove deep into their opponent's territory, neither saw success. Buddy Hill was named Lion of the Week. WARREN In their second test, the Lions tasted defeat by a score of 7-6 as they journeyed to Warren. Hamburg’s score came in the first period when quarterback Jimbo Duke hit split-receiver Charlie Griever with a 65-yard touchdown pass. The extra point attempt Bill Tyson CARPENTER RAMBLES FOR TD AGAINST DERMOTT Senior - Back 82 Stanton Veazey Junior - End Alan Davis Junior - Center Ricky Lochala Junior - Center failed. Later the Lumberjacks scored on a broken play. The PAT was good. Bob Barnes was honored as Lion of the Week. CROSSETT With the ageless rivalry still strong, the Hamburg Lions took the field against the Crossett Eagles on September 20 and were de- feated by a score of 22-3. A well balanced attack of running and passing seemed to be the key to Crossett’s success. Hamburgs only score came on a field goal by Ronnie Collins in the second quarter. Lamar Wells was named Lion of the Week because of his excellent defensive playing. Steve McDonald Junior - End James Spivey Junior - Back Willard Barnett Junior - Back TUBBS BREAKS FOR NICE GAIN AGAINST EUDORA 83 David Duke Junior - Guard Ricky Hawkins Junior - Back Dale Streeter Junior - End John McClain Junior - Guard DERMOTT Having faced defeat two games in succession, the Lions took the field with determination as they journeyed to Dermott to win over the Rams 37-0. Early in the game, halfback Leon Tubbs took a Duke pass and rambled 33 yards for a touchdown. Other scores came from Griever, Duke, Carpenter, and Watkins. The high-light of the game came on a field goal by Ronnie Collins that measured 49 yards. Jimbo Duke was named Lion of the Week. FORDYCE On October 4, with one win to their record, the Lions took the Fordyce Redbugs by a score of 25-0 to win their first home game since 1968. The Lions stacked up 219 yards total offense as compared to Fordyce's 116. Hamburg tallies came from runs of one and ten yards by Duke, a three-yard run by Tubbs and a blocked punt recovered in the end-zone by Withers. Kurt Boggan Junior - Guard Mike Fulgham Junior - Guard EUDORA Wayne Withers Sophomore - Tackle Ronnie Collins Sophomore - Tackle For the second week in a row, the Lions spoiled a homecoming as they visited the Eudora Badgers and handed them a 34-8 defeat. Fullback Bill Timmons scored twice, one on a sensational 65-yard run and again from the one-yard line. He also added the PATs. Griever took a 28-yard pass from Duke to score; Tubbs went over from the one yard line; and Duke ran 29 yards to add points to the score- board. Rankin accounted for Eudora’s 8 points by going over from the one and passing for the conversion. Wayne Withers and Bill Timmons shared honors as Lions of the Week. STAR CITY The Lions journeyed to Star City on October 11 to upset the Bulldogs’ homecoming by a score of 26-8. Midway through the first quarter, Willie Carpenter went over from the one-yard line following a 41-yard drive. Carpenter again scored from the one in the second period. Later in the game Steve Mc- Donald intercepted a pass and ran 35 yards for a TD. Hamburg's final score came on a 20-yard run by Timmons. The Bulldogs only tally came from a two-yard run that was set up by a 53- yard pass. Returning to action and doing an excellent job as linebacker was Tom Spivey. Bill Tyson was singled out because of his outstanding play in the defensive secondary. JEFFERS GOES HIGH TO BRING ONE IN AGAINST McGEHEE Jack McDonald Danny Jeffers Sophomore - Back Sophomore - End Henry Watkins Sophomore - Back 85 DUMAS As Queen Paulette and her court looked on, the Lions defeated the Dumas Bob- cats on October 25 on a very wet and muddy homecoming night. Hamburg scored on the first offensive play on a 66-yard pass from Duke to Griever. On the Lions next play from scrimmage, Timmons ran 29 yards for another score with only 1:10 gone in the first quarter. Other TDs came on a 7-yard run by Willie Carpenter and a 50-yard pass from Duke to Steve McDonald. McDonald and Allen Wilcoxon won re- cognition as Lions of the Week. Gary Webb Sophomore - Guard Jim Atkins Sophomore - Guard LAKE VILLAGE The Lions won their sixth straight game as they beat the Lake Village Beavers by a score of 13-11. This come-from-be- hind victory was a result of team effort at its best. With only 1:29 showing on the clock, the Lions marched 66 yards in five plays to score the winning touchdown on a two-yard run by Willie Carpenter. Junior linebackers James Spivey and Alan Davis were named Lions of the Week. MCDONALD SNAGS ONE WITH LAKESIDE’S GOAL LINE IN SIGHT Steve Harrison Sophomore - End Larry Pogue Sophomore - Tackle Billy Ray Robinson Sophomore - Back McGEHEE McGehee Faces Severe Test: Ham burg -- Arkansas Gazette. With high hopes, the Lions met the McGehee Owls on Novem- ber 8 in the last game of the season. De- spite the combined efforts, the Lions were unable to move the ball. Hamburg’s only score came from the one-yard line when Duke went over. McGehee scored on a pass play in the first quarter, a 60-yard punt return in the se- cond period, and on a quarterback sneak in the final quarter. David McClain Billy Bart Willis Sophomore - Guard Sophomore - Guard Hamburg ended the season with a record of 6-3-1 and placed third in the district. DUKE FINDS RUNNING ROOM AGAINST DUMAS BOBCATS BARNETT MAKES CRUCIAL INTERCEPTION IN DUMAS GAME Norman Adams Sophomore - Guard James McDonald and Glenn Myers Managers Johnny Jones Sophomore - End 1970-71 Senior Basketball Sitting: Gee, R. Gwin, Pennington, Bays, Tucker, Dooley. Kneeling: Collins. Withers. H. Watkins, Jeffers. J. Watkins. Wilson. Standing- Coach Harrod, Chester. Duke, Carpenter, Gulledge, Dawkins, Bozeman, J. Gwin. Dura, Simpson, McDonald, Lowe, Mr. Ricks. HEAD COACH Shelby Harrod 88 Lions Season’s Record Opp 64 Fountain Hill 62 64 Dermott 72 100 Dumas 84 53 Eudora 68 51 Star City 66 66 Warren 77 76 Fordyce 90 65 Crosse tt 75 55 Star City 51 59 Hermitage 61 70 Fountain Hill 68 48 Wilmot 84 63 McGehee 64 43 Lake Village 51 54 Wilmot 77 65 Eudora 68 73 Dumas 69 70 McGehee 63 43 Dermott 52 48 Monti cello 64 48 Warren 68 60 Crosse tt 53 56 Fordyce 42 56 Lake Village 58 45 Monticello 56 63 McGehee 77 ASSISTANT COACH John Ricks Jim Duke Senior ALL-DISTRICT Charles Carpenter Senior Rosevelt Simpson Senior Stanley Chester Junior Steve McDonald Junior The Hamburg Lions, coached by Shelby Karrod and John Ricks, opened the 1970-71 basketball season with a thriller, winning over long-time rival Fountain Hill by a 64 to 62 score. After losing to Dermott in the next game, the Lions traveled to Dumas where they made a record-breaking 100 points as compared to 84 for the Bobcats. Following this victory, the Lions went into a six-game slump, but came out of it when they beat Star City 55 to 51. by a score of 87 to 60. In the second game, the Lions lost a close battle with Warren 62 to 60. Warren continu- ed their winning streak throughout the tournament to win the District 4-AA East Championship. All-District Charles Carpenter fin- ished the season with an individual total of 369 points during regular Ellis Lowe Donald Dura Junior Junior Another taste of defeat came when Hermitage won a heartbreaker from the Lions 61 to 59. Hamburg turned on the heat again against Fountain Hill and won another two-pointer over the visitors. Other victories for the Lions included wins over Dumas, McGehee, Crossett, and Fordyce. The regular season play ended with a record of 8 wins compar- ed to 18 losses. In the District Tournament, the Lions won their first game against Fordyce SIMPSON DRIVES AGAINST FOUNTAIN HILL DURA FIRES FOR TWO AGAINST CROSSETT Ardell Bozeman Junior Danny Gulledge Junior Ronnie Dawkins Junior Ricky Dooley Sophomore BOZEMAN BRINGS DOWN A REBOUND conference play, averaging 21 points per game, to finish fourth in the district scoring. Seniors completing their high school basketball career were Jimbo Duke (who was out most of the season with an injury), Rosevelt Simpson, and Charles Carpenter. Nathaniel Wilson Sophomore % SIMPSON GOES HIGH FOR TWO AGAINST WARREN Mike Pennington Sophomore 91 Troy Gee Sophomore Clifton Tucker Sophomore LOWE TAKES AIM AGAINST McGEHEE Ronnie Collins Sophomore Richard Gwin Sophomore David Bays Sophomore SIMPSON AND LOWE BLOCK A FORDYCE ATTEMPT LOWE FIGHTS FOR REBOUND AGAiNST REDBUGS DUKE ADDS Henry Watkins Sophomore TWO AGAINST FOUNTAIN HILL ROW 1: Coach Coleman. Locke, Martin, Washington, J. Higginbotham,Richardson, Horn, Hale, Coulter, Carpenter, Dickerson, D. Gwin, Hill. T. Hennington, Coach Tucker ROW 2: E. Hennington, Barker, Ogden, Harrod, Harris, Mooney, D. Collins, M. Higginbotham, Barnett, Paskel, Keen, McCombs, Griever, J. Murphy, Kelley ROW 3: Foster, Jeffers, Watkins, Cromwell, Nutter, Fuigham, B. Gwin, S. Daniel, Allison, Wither- ington, Foote, Thurman, B. Huffman, Sanderlin, Henry, Bierbaum, Mr. Ricks, Booker ROW 4: B. Murphy, J. Daniel, Tubbs, Edgar, Bonds, K. Collins, Bennett, Knight, Ward, Robinson, Hollis, S. Huffman, Hamilton, Elton, Shelton, Keilum, Pierce Coaching Staff FRESHMEN OF 1970 1970 Junior Lions After acquiring their new head coach, Charles Coleman, the 1970 Cubs com- pleted their regular season of play with a win-loss record of 4-5. Those fresh- men ending their Junior careers were Johnny Pierce, Keith Edgar, Richard Knight, Lynn Hamilton, David Wither- ington, Carl Ward, Richard Shelton, Mike Kellum, David Hollis, Ray Elton, Butch Murphy, Douglas Robinson,. Johnny Bennett, Kenneth Collins, Shelby Huffman, Bill Bonds, Jim Daniel, and Tommy Tubbs. HOME SEASON'S RECORD OPP. 8 Crosse tt 0 20 Dermott 6 6 McGehee 16 0 Lake Village 26 0 Eudora 6 8 Fordyce 6 0 Monticello 14 8 Dumas 0 7 Star City 20 DANIEL BREAKS FOR GAIN AGAINST FORDYCE 95 ROW 1: Tubbs. Henry. Sullivan, Watkins, Bierbaum, Booker. ROW 2: Jeffers, Allison, Cox, Ashford. Bennett. Bonds, Foote. Foster. Sanderlin. ROW 3: King, Maxwell, Harville, Fulgham, Bussell, Kelley. Gee. Shelton, Kellum, Collins. ROW 4: Keen. McCombs, Gwin, Nutter. Singleton, Hollis, Robinson, Adams. Basketball Cubs 25 Season's Record Fountain Hill 36 38 Dumas 43 43 Eudora 40 23 Star City 33 26 Warren 41 38 Fordyce 25 34 Crosse tt 24 14 Star City 34 24 Wilmot 45 31 Lake Village 56 35 Wilmot 13 32 Eudora 35 33 Dumas 31 38 McGehee 39 26 Monticello 37 38 Warren 45 47 Crosse tt 46 27 Star City 33 51 Fordyce 36 49 Eudora 34 MUSIC Hamburg High School Band New instruments, new members, and new groups were part of the expansion program of the Hamburg band this year, under the direction of Mr. Thomas Chapman. The band supported the Lions in pep rallies, parades, and football game half-times, and was invited to march in the Arkansas A M Homecoming parade, the Ashley County Fair parade and the Cros- sett Christmas parade. The band also performed in concerts and competitive events including dis- trict and state festivals. OFFICERS President...........................Sue Akers Vice President..........................David Masingill Secretary......................Patricia Foote Representative...............Suellen Wilcoxon Librarians.....................Linda Taylor Debbie Stanley H.H.S. Marching Band FEATURE TWIRLER Paulette Gee MELANIE DRAKE Junior JANET HENDERSON Junior SANDRA CLARK - Senior Captain Majorettes SUELLEN WILCOXON Sophorfiore ANN BARKER Sophomore The Junior' Band is made up of instrumentalists from grades six, seven, and eight. They performed at all the junior home football games, and played in concerts. Junior Band OFFICERS President.............. Vice President......... Secretary.............. Treasurer ............. Librarians............. . .Kenny Cameron .........Sue Sink . Leigh Ann Akers . . . Peggy Harris . . . . Guy Hughes Carol Ann Wardlow 101 Stage Band The Stage Band was formed to give band students an opportunity for further group practice and performance. The light pop music they study adds variety to the band program. 102 The Beginning Band is composed of sixth grade students who began their music studies in September. As the students progress, they are promoted to the Junior Band. Chorus The Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Thomas Chapman, has added a variety of new music to its repetoire this year. Daily rehearsal periods were divided between practicing and theory study. The chorus performed at the Senior High and Middle School Christmas programs and at various school functions. OFFICERS President........................Bob Pugh Vice President.............William Harbison Secretary.....................Jeanette Sink Representative..............Bennie Burgess Librarian.......................Angie Jones 103 ORGANIZATIONS Student Council The 1970-71 Student Council is composed of 52 members representing the various classes and organizations at Hamburg High School. Under the leadership of the finance and project committees, the council conducted several money-making pro- jects. One project was the establishment of a Butch Myers Memorial Fund in me- mory of a Hamburg High School graduate who died from injuries received in an automobile accident. At Christmas the council acted as Santa Claus to a welfare child and presented the annual Christmas Program. The Student Council, under the direction of Mrs. Shell and Mr. McCay, was in charge of a School Highlights TV program presented on KNOE-TV in April. A State-wide honor was accorded the organization when it was chosen to lead a group discus- sion at the convention in Stuttgart. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Executive.......... Project........... Program............ Finance........... Bulletin Board . . . Athletic.......... Music.............. Fire Marshall . . . Parliamentary . . . Building Grounds ...........Leon Tubbs ........ Sandra Clark . . . Stanton Veazey . Jane Ellen Campbell .... Melanie Drake ..........Jimbo Duke ............Sue Akers ..........Glenn Myers . . .James McDonald (not pictured) ..........Buddy Hill 106 Student Council Officers PRESIDENT Leon Tubbs VICE PRESIDENT Stanton Veazey SECRETARY Sandra Clark REPORTER Melanie Drake TREASURER Jane Ellen Campbell PARLIAMENTARIAN James McDonald 107 National Honor Society OFFICERS President . . . . Vice President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . . Representative . Parliamentarian Sponsor........ Allen Wilcoxon . . . Sue Akers Mary McCombs . Sarah Shelton . Kristie Henry . .Tom Spivey . Jimmie Edgar . Mrs. Phillips The National Honor Society is composed of 27 active members and 11 provisional members. Projects during the year in- cluded sponsoring a welfare child at Christmas and tak- ing the annual trip in the spring. The induc- tion ceremony was held on February 12 with parents as spe- cial guests. INDUCTEES Ronnie Barrett Ardell Bozeman Bennie C. Burgess Sue Croswell Marilyn Doss Melanie Drake Paulette Gee Janet Henderson Angie Jones Louise McDuffee Bob Pugh Reba Rosen Brenda Savage Marsha Smith Cheryl Spurlock Gary Tucker 108 Ann Barker Kaye Barnes David Bays Ida Sue Bell Linda Brown Stanley Chester Anita Christie Cindy Jenkins Virginia Jenkins Ricky Lochala Charles Overton Mary Ellen Sink James Spivey Lynda Taylor Henry Watkins Quill And Scroll Bennie Carol Burgess Jane Ellen Campbell Tommy Christie Jimmie Ann Edgar Paulette Gee Kristie Henry Pam Harrington Mary McCombs Marsha Smith Tom Spivey Ronnie White Allen Wilcoxon Science Club The twelve students elected to membership in Quill and Scroll were chosen because they have a high scholarship record and have done out- standing work on the staffs of the school's pub- lications—THE HAMBURGER or LION. The two advisers to the staffs, Mrs. Higginbotham and Mr. McCay, serve as sponsors of the organiza- tion. OFFICERS President..................Jimmie Ann Edgar Treasurer........................Jackie Keen Vice President...................Glenda Dew Reporter......................Jean Hartrick Secretary.....................Brenda Savage Representative...............Dickie O’Neal Sponsor . . . Mrs. Phillips 109 Hamburger Staff Editor........... News Editor. . . Art Editor . . . . Business Manager Photographer. . Typists.......... Reporters .... Adviser Jimmie Ann Edgar . . . Kristie Henry . Tommy Christie . . . Linda Brown . . Ronald White . . . Vickie Wood Hilda Byrd Pamela Herrington Janet Griever Debbie Holland . . . . Mr. McCay Lion Staff Editor............. Assistant Editor . . Sports Editor . . . . Class Editor .... Club Editor........ Grade School Editor Photographers . . . Business Managers . Adviser............... . . . . Tom Spivey Bennie Carol Burgess . . . Allen Wilcoxon . . . .Paulette Gee . . Mary McCombs Jane Ellen Campbell . . George Coulter Bob Barnes .... Leon Tubbs Marsha Smith . Mrs. Higginbotham Future Homemakers of America The FHA boasts a member- ship of 53 girls who chose Our Future as Homemakers and Our World a Growing Heritage as program themes for 1970-71. The sponsoring of a welfare child at Christ- mas was a chapter project. During the year members entertained their mothers at an open house at Christmas and at a banquet in the spring. OFFICERS President......... 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President 3rd Vice President Secretary.......... Treasurer .... Reporter.......... Historian......... Song Leader . . . Representative . . Sponsors.......... ..............Reba Rosen ............Sarah Shelton ..........Paulette Gee ..........Kathleen Webb ...........Artita Christie . . . Bennie Carol Burgess ........Mary McCombs ............Sandra Clark .............Linda Hollis ........Cheryl Spurlock Mrs. Harrod, Mrs. Cotton 112 M t Jk A Future Farmers of America Thirty-eight first-year agri students were initiated into the local FFA chapter this year, making a total membership of 160—the largest organization at Hamburg High School. The boys participated in judging contests, elected a new sweetheart, and entertained their fathers at a banquet. OFFICERS President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer. . . Sentinel. . . Representative Reporter . . . Jr. Adviser . . Sr. Advisers . , . . Charles Griever , . . . . Jim bo Duke . . . . . Buddy Hill ........Bill Tyson . . . Dennis Carruth Frank Higginbotham .... Leon Tubbs , . James McDonald , . . . Mr. Franklin Mr. Fenceroy 113 OFFICERS Captain Captain-Elect Secretary Bulletin Chairman . . . Representative Sponsors Coach Shields The FCA is in its second year at Hamburg High School and is open to all athletes in all sports. The 30 members meet monthly at the field house for discussions and programs pertaining to the importance of Christianity in athletics. Last summer Stanton Veazey and Bill Timmons were dele- gates to the national convention. Fellowship Of Christian Athletes Student Library Assistants In addition to their service to students and teachers in the Materials Center, the stu- dent library assistants participated in many worthwhile activities. A rummage sale pro- vided funds to buy Christmas gifts for a welfare child and to purchase award pins for the graduating members of the organization. The club was honored this year with the election of Fred Hogan to serve as treas- urer of District I of ASLA. 115 Lionettes The Lionettes is the senior pep club at Hamburg High School and is open to girls in the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. In addi- tion to promoting school spirit, the group is in charge of the homecoming activities in the fall and the All-Sports Banquet in the spring. Miss Dolan is Lionette sponsor. OFFICERS Captain..............Hilda Byrd Co-Captain . . . .Jimmie Ann Edgar Lieutenant........Marsha Smith 116 Senior Cheerleaders SUSAN SWAN - Sophomore KAY THURMAN - Junior MARY McCOMBS - Senior JANE ELLEN CAMPBELL - Senior Captain DEBBIE HOLLAND - Junior MARILYN DOSS - Junior Cubettes 118 OFFICERS Sergeant.........Barbara Hennington Lieutenants...........Betty Timmons, Louise Croswell, Paula Spurlock , Susan Spivey, Melaine Boggan, Karen Noble Cheerleaders . . . Katherine Kellum, Carla Locke, Peggy Harris, Sue Sink, Jean White, Lisa Carpenter Sponsor.................Mrs. McCay The Cubettes had a big part in boosting the Junior Lions to victories this year. They attended all home games and were in charge of homecoming festivities and the annual All-Sports Banquet. CUBETTE OF THE YEAR Barbara Hennington CARLA LOCKE - Ninth Grade Captain SUE SINK - Eighth Grade PEGGY HARRIS - Eighth Grade Junior Cheerleaders LISA CARPENTER - Seventh Grade KATHERINE KELLUM - Seventh Grade JEAN WHITE - Ninth Grade Co- Captain 119 National Jr. Honor Society OFFICERS President................ Vice President........... Secretary................ Treasurer ................ Representative............ Reporter................. Parliamentarian.......... Sponsor.................. INDUCTEES . Cheryl Hollis . Rhonda Ralph . . Pam Cheek Patsy Martin Sandra Horn Lynn Hamilton . . Ann Kelley . Miss Milus Charre Degges Bobby Harris Reid Harrod Marion Higginbotham Bobby Hill Calvin Kinnaird Pam LaGrone Anita Leigh Joe Locke Lawrence Martin Ashton McCombs Susie Riley Robin Rogers Barbara Spurlin Paula Spurlock Grace Ellen Wall Barbara Webb Mary Ellen Webb Tammy Bonds Kay Carpenter Lisa Carpenter Shane Daniel Middle School Library Club President . . Vice President Secretary . . , Treasurer . . , . Robin Turner . Mary Burnett . Johnny Foster Leigh Ann Akers Reporter . . . . Parliamentarian Sponsors . . . . . Shane Daniel . . . Dan Allison Mrs. McCormick Mrs. Davis Math Club President . . . Vice President Secretary. . . OFFICERS . Henry Foote Treasurer.....................Carl Jeffers Mike Sanderlin Reporter..................Bruce Huffman . .Anita Leigh Sponsor..................Mrs. Carpenter Middle School Science Club OFFICERS President......................Reid Harrod Secretary.................Haskel Carpenter Vice President.............Calvin Kinnaird Parliamentarian.............Ted Hennington Sponsor. . . . Mrs. Webb 121 Art Club 6TH GRADE OFFICERS 7TH 8TH GRADE OFFICERS President . . . . Vice President . Secretary . . . Ass’t. Secretary Treasurer . . . Reporter .... . . Danny McNeil . . . Ronnie Brown Catherine Tolliver .... Brad Akers . . Boyd Kusturin . . . Roy Hunter Sponsor . . President . . . . Vice President . Secretary . . . Ass’t. Secretary Treasurer . . . Reporter .... Mr. McGehee 4-H Club Mechelle Hubbard . . . Alphonsa King . . . . .Joyce Gibbs . . McCoy Franklin Lawrence Cromwell . . Dennis Girtmon 122 6TH GRADE OFFICERS 7TH 8TH GRADE OFFICERS President...................Richard Ogletree Vice President...................Mike Boykin Secretary.........................Elbert Holt Sponsor...........................Mr. Vaught President.....................Shirley Lewis Vice President..............Margaret Jones Secretary..................Victoria Davis Treasurer..................Vickie Gibbs Reporter...................Pam Holland Parliamentarian...............Charles Davis Sponsor...........................Mr. Webb ELEMENTARY 124 Fifth Grade Fourth Grade 126 127 129 130 QUEEN CARLA AND HER COURT HARVEY? AND ALICE Junior Homecoming Queen Carla Locke and her court were the main characters in the Junior Home- coming Fairy Tale, Carla in Wonder- land. The opening chapters were pre- sented in a pep rally in the gym, with the conclusion at Lion Field that night, where the Cubs were defeated 14 to 0 by the Monticello Billies. The royalty was featured in the homecoming parade where Mrs. Phillips' freshman homeroom won the junior high float competition. WE COME TO BURY THE BOBCATS-- NOT TO PRAISE THEM FRESHMAN AND SIXTH GRADE FLOATS WERE WINNERS ADVERTISEMENTS 136 TREES PERPETUALLY One of God's greatest gifts to mankind is the forest. From man's earliest hour the forest has been a source of protection, shelter and warmth. Though we as private citizens own over four million acres of timber and by right of ownership may do with it as we like, we feel our obligation is that of a steward. We will guard this resource, nurture it and refresh it so that for all the years to come it will be there for our mutual benefit. GEORGIA-PACIFIC GROWING FORESTS FOREVER 137 CROSSE TT DIVISION Gravel Peggy’s Cafeteria Sand Fine Home-cooked Foods R. 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Main Phone 853-8114 Hamburg, Arkansas 151 Clear Water Equipment Co. North Main-Hwy. 81 North P.O. Box 89 Phone 853-8786 Hamburg. Arkansas 71646 LAGRONE’S REXALL DRUG STORE R.G. LaGrone Rph. Prescriptions Gifts Cosmetics S. Main Street Hamburg, Arkansas Bozeman’s Grocery South Main Hamburg, Arkansas FEDDERS AUTHORIZED SALES SERVICE un-Mirr I 'P HEATING AIR CONDITIONING • SALES SERVICE • INSTALLATION • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL 853-8204 IF NO ANSWER CALL 853-5156 MARTIN Htg. Air Condg. Contractors POLK ST Wholesale Retail Hamburg Motor Supply And Hamburg Trim Shop 806 South Main Street United Delco 853-8307 853-8308 Full line of car and truck parts Complete Automobile Tailors AC 152