LION 72 To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. ... Ecclesiastes 3:1 Presented by the SENIOR CLASS of 1972 HAMBURG HIGH SCHOOL Volume 32 Contents ADMINISTRATION................. 14 FACULTY....................... 16 CURRICULUM.....................23 SENIOR HIGH....................29 MIDDLE SCHOOL..................57 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL..............69 SPOTLIGHT......................81 ATHLETICS......................95 ORGANIZATIONS..................117 ADVERTISEMENTS.................139 2 Dedication Mr. B. W. Allbritton greeted us the day we enrolled in the first grade and served as our principal the six years we were in ele- mentary school. The genuine interest he had in ail of us did not end with our promotion to the seventh grade. He has continued to be our friend and a person we have continued to respect. It is with pleasure that we, the staff of the 1972 LION, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. B. W. Allbritton. 3 In Memoriam To live in the hearts one leaves behind is not to die. J Mr. D. M. Vaught Editor s Message As time goes on, so do the students at Hamburg High School. I would like to pause a moment to thank everyone who has been involved in the development of this yearbook. A special thanks goes to all the staff and Mrs. Higginbotham for the time and willingness they have given in the completion of the 1972 LION. I sincerely hope that in years to come, as you look back to your school days, you will enjoy the memo- ries we have provided for you. Marilyn Doss Editor A Time To Begin School officially opened on August 30 with an assembly program. Mr. Hall administers the oath of office to Student Council President Frank Jenkins. A Time To Take Office Football season opened with a heartbreaker at Monticello. A Time To Compete 6 A Time To Remember Debbie Holland is crowned Homecoming Queen by Co-captain James Spivey as Co-captain Alan Davis smiles his approval. A Time For Beauty The four girls nominated by their fellow seniors to compete for Lion Queen were Marilyn Doss, Melanie Drake, Debbie Holland, and Georgia Bowen. A dream comes true! Ground was broken for a new high school facility on November 30. A Time To Build Boys initiated into the Future Farmers of America came to school with toy tractors. A Time To Play Santa shared goodies with students in the Hamburg schools on December 17. A Time To Give A Time To Win Jeffery Watkins gets two points for Hamburg against Dermott. A Time To Entertain Linda Brown serves coffee to parents of National Honor Society members. A Time To Graduate Warner Witherington and James Hall have a dress rehearsal for graduation exercises. Linda Brown and Melanie Drake proudly represent the senior class. Homecoming '71 The 1971 homecoming theme was Fairyland Fantasies. In a coronation ceremony in the gym on October 29, Debbie Holland was crowned queen by Co-captain James Spivey. Alan Davis presented the queen a bou- quet of red roses. The royal court was entertained with a program planned by the Lionettes. In the parade that followed, the senior class took first place in the float competition with a Jack in the Beanstalk theme. The seventh grade float entitled Snow White and Rose Red won the junior high award. Queen Debbie and her maids were presented in pre- game ceremonies at the football field. They were es- corted by their fathers. A perfect ending to the homecoming celebration came when the Lions defeated the Lake Village Beavers. Kav Barnes, junior maid, is shown in the fairyland garden. Mrs. Smith gives a helping hand to Fred Hogan on the library assistants' float. Queen Debbie leaves the field with her escorts - Mr. Harold Holland, her father and co-captains Alan Davis and James Spivey. The mascots are Kim Martin and Jim Rankin. The Lionettes planned homecoming, decorated the gym and field, and then marched in the parade. Fairyland Fantasies The homecoming court poses in front of an appropriate drop - - the stairway to a castle. Kim Crews, representing the junior class, poses on the castle lawn. Sophomore maids, Betty Timmons and Jean White, added to the beauty of their float. F.F.A. members built an airplane, but some football boys made themselves available for the picture. Homecoming Western Style Queen Peggy and her maids are pictured at the homecoming game. The Cubettes chose a western theme for the junior high homecoming on October 28. Peggy Harris was crowned queen and she and her maids reigned over the program in the gym and the football game that night when the Cubs defeated Dumas. They participat- ed in the parade the next day. Susan Spivey and Sue Sink were ninth grade homecoming maids. Mrs. Coats and Mrs. Jaggers gave last minute instructions. A group of gypsies performed. The seventh grade float won first place in the junior high division. Eighth grade maids were Tammy Bonds and Lisa Carpenter. Cancan girls, all members of the Cubettes. danced for the queen. Flo Jenkins and Robbin Turner represented the seventh grade. It's official now • - homecoming queen Dr. Robert E. Turner is serving his second year as superinten- dent of the Hamburg Public Schools. Dr. Turner did his undergraduate work at Arkansas A M Col- lege (now the University of Arkansas at Monticello), received a master's degree at the University of Arkansas, and earned the Doctorate of Education Degree at Northeast Louisiana Universi- ty. Before assuming his present position, he had experience as a classroom teacher, coach, dean of men, and superintendent. During Dr. Turner's first year at Hamburg, the voters approved an increase in millage for the construction of a new high school complex and ground was broken at the site on November 30. Dr. Robert E. Turner Superintendent Administration 14 Mr. J. W. Hall is completing his twenty-fourth year as principal of Hamburg High School. After receiving a bachelor's degree and an army commission at Ouachita Baptist College (now Ouachita Baptist University), Mr. Hall served in the armed forces. At the end of World War II, he attended George Peabody School for Teach- ers where he received a master’s degree in school administration. Mr. Hall came to Hamburg as principal and social studies teacher in 1948. Mr. J. W. Hall High School Principal Mr. Shelby Harrod Middle School Principal Mr. Harrod has a B. S. E. Degree from Arkansas A M College and a master's degree from the University of Arkansas. He came to Hamburg High School in 1955 as a teacher and coach and assumed his present position last year while con- tinuing to coach the senior basketball team. Mr. B. W. Allbritton Elementary School Principal Mr. Allbritton has been principal of the elemen- tary school since 1957. He is a graduate of Del- ta State College and has a master's degree from the University of Mississippi. He has done addi- tional graduate work at the University of Arkan- sas and the University of Mississippi. Board of Education Members of the Board of Education are from left to right: Mr. Bruin Campbell, secretary; Mr. Robert Davis, vice president; Dr. Robert E. Turner, superintendent; Mr. Jack Shell, president; Mr. P. E. Barnes, and Mrs. Herman Hamilton. 15 Mr. Thomas Chapman B.A. Band Director Mr. Charles Coleman - B.S.E. Physical Education Social Studies Mrs. Dorinda Crews - B.B.A. Business Education, Journalism Mr. Leotis Fenceroy - B.S. Industrial Arts Mr. Charles Franklin - B.S.A. Agriculture Mrs. Mary Hampe Study Hall Supervisor High School Faculty Mrs. Mary Dell Harrod - B.S.E. Home Economics Mrs. Dorothy Higginbotham B.A., M.S.E. Guidance Counselor Mrs. Gay Jaggers - B.S.E. Physical Education Mr. John Jaggers B.S.E., M.S.E. Science, Physical Education Miss Ethell Lee B.S. Home Economics Mrs. Linda McCay - B.S.E., M.S. Social Studies Mr. Paul McCay - B.A., M.S. Speech, Social Studies Miss Ann Meredith - B.A., M.A English Mrs. Margaret Phillips B.S., M.S.E. Science Mr. John Ricks - B.S.E. Mathematics Mr. Larry Rouse • B.S. Social Studies Physical Education High School Faculty Mrs. Joyce Shell B.S.E. English Mr. Gene Shields - B.S.E. Driver Education, Social Studies Physical Education Mrs. Evelyn Smith B.A. Librarian Mr. Warden Washington B.A. English Mrs. Macel Baker Study Hall Supervisor Mrs. Imogene Carpenter - B.S.E. Mathematics Mr. Jimmy Coats - B.A. Social Studies, Mathematics Mrs. Nancy Davis - B.S.E. Science Mrs. Betsy Ellis - B.S. Reading Mr. Alton Franklin - B.S. Science Mrs. Linda Faye Hill - B.S. Social Studies Mr. Alvin McGehee - B.A. Mathematics, Art Miss Lulu Milus - B.A. English Middle School Faculty 18 Mr. James Rawls - B.S. Social Studies, Mathematics Mrs. Mary Spivey - B.A. English, French Mr. Artie Tucker - B.S.E. Physical Education Mrs. Linda Tucker - B.S.E. English Mrs. Jorita Allbritton B.S.E., M.E Second Grade Mrs. Mildred Avery - B.S. Fifth Grade Mrs. Mary Barker - B.A.E. First Grade Mrs. Pauline Bellott - B.S.E. Second Grade Mrs. Jewel Bierbaum - B.S.E. Third Grade Miss Delores Billings ■ B.S. Fourth Grade Mrs. Wilma Brooks B.S.E., M.S.E. First Grade Mr. L.A. Collins - B.S.E., M.E. Fourth Grade Mrs. Margaret Foote • B.S. Fourth Grade Elementary School Faculty Mrs. Maysel Fryar - B.A. First Grade Mrs. Clara Jane Hall - B.S.E. Fifth Grade Mrs. Marjorie Carpenter - B.A. Second Grade Mrs. Sharon Hollis - B.S.E. Fourth Grade 19 Mrs. Ree Horton - B.S.E. Third Grade Mrs. Helen Law - B.S.E. Third Grade Mrs. Hildred McDonald - B.S.E. Second Grade Mrs. Thelma McGaughey - B.S.E. Reading Mrs. Clara Overton - B.A. Third Grade Mrs. Marilyn Streeter B.S.E. Second Grade Elementary School Faculty 20 Mrs. Joan Sullivan - B.S.E. Fifth Grade Mrs. Ora Lee Tucker - B.S.E. Third Grade l Mrs. Lavon Vaden B.S.E. Fifth Grade Mrs. Sharon Williams B.S. First Grade Mrs. Adele Phillips - B.S.E., M (not pictured) First Grade .j Mrs. Lined Banks Teacher Aide Mr. David Chance Maintenance Supervisor Mrs. Sandy Coats Receptionist Mrs. Helen Foote, R.N. School Nurse Mrs. Maude Franklin Lunchroom Supervisor Mrs. Linda Hollis Teacher Aide Mrs. Dian Ricks Teacher Aide Mrs. Eleanor Turner Bookkeeper Mrs. Ilah Ward Teacher Aide Special Staff Members Betty Sue Courson has her weight checked by the school nurse. All personnel in the Hamburg Public Schools are involved in the total educational program. In addition to classroom instruction, students are provided health, library, guidance, and transportation services. They enjoy meals in a modern cafeteria and attend classes in clean, pleasant surroundings. CAFETERIA WORKERS: Mrs. Roberta Wilson, Miss Vanice Dew, Mrs. Alice Collins, Mrs. J.B. Washington, Mrs. Mildred Ticer, Mrs. Beatrice Bussell, Mrs. Elsye Pollock, Mrs. Ernes- tine Willis, Mrs. Maxine White, Mrs. Mae Wells, Mrs. Margaret Riley, Mrs. Allene Withers, Mr. Cloman Conley, Mrs. Clara Burch. School Employees CUSTODIANS Mrs. Emma Goodwin V.D. Adams Paul Tiner C.T. James Flanders Lowe David Chance Pink Brinkley BUS DRIVERS: Johnnie Williams, Cloman Conley, Randy Hill, E.F. Waits, W.H. Ralph, C.J. Bierbaum, John Ricks, Alton Franklin, Jimmy Coats, Curtis Carter, J.A. Farmer. 22 Curriculum A Time . . . To Be Creative The journalism class reports school news in regu- lar editions of THE HAMBURGER. To Report Art provides students with different shades of thought. It was added to the curriculum this year and students have worked with free form designs, pastels, charcoals, pull-string designs, mosiacs, and oils. Kay Smith, Mary Burnette, David Jenkins, and Mike Sanderlin wish for a trip to France. In addition to learning a second language, French students explore the customs, history, and culture of a foreign country. To Explore Steve White and Dickie O'Neal paint with oils. Melba Girtmon types while Suellen Wilcoxon and Jacqueline Hill do paste-ups. Judy Smith is busy writing a news story. 24 A Time . . . To Plant; A Time To Pluck New methods are taught in agri classes to provide valuable assistance to the future farmers. Danny Gulledge, James Gwin, and Dale Streeter plant a pine seedling. To Sew Girls in home economics classes learn helpful homemaking hints that will be useful when they have homes of their own. Debbie Pullin and Gail Streeter learn the art of dressmaking. To Learn Skills Various skills are taught in industrial arts. A course in offset printing was introduced this year. 6 r ; Ul c. l0IJ,'S Ronnie Copeland, Bobby Wright, and Fred Hogan are in the class that prints the school paper. 25 A Time . . . To Communicate A bit of poetry, diagraming, prose, and creative writing challenge students in English classes. Mrs. Shell assists Deborah Hill and Jim Daniel with sentence patterns. For Research The library has become a center of learning, equipped to meet the needs of every student. John Gee uses a popular reference book in the library - - the dictionary. To Speak Speech students take part in panel dis- cussions and get experience in public speaking. Mr. McCay uses his friend Sam to explain the physical aspects of speech to Danny Gulledge and Joy Petty. A Time . . . To Develop Salable Abilities Several courses in business education are offered to build skills for personal and vocational use. Alice High, Erma Grayson, and Frank Jenkins work on a typing assignment. Girls in Mrs. Jaggers' P. E. classes exercise to stay in shape. To Exercise Physical education plays an important role in the curriculum as it emphasizes building both body and character. Band members relax before falling in to march in the homecoming parade. For Music Band members learn to appreciate and play good music. The band makes a vital contri- bution to the school and community. 27 Joey Johnson, Pam LaGrone, and Carla Locke work geometry problems in class. To Experiment Science experiments add spice to studies and aid in the quest for knowledge. Mrs. McCay explains the results of an American history test to David Duke. Kaye Barnes, David Bays, Mary Ellen Sink, and Ann Barker conduct chemistry experiment. To Remember History class is a time to look at the past. 28 Senior High Ronnie Barrett Honor Graduates 30 Angie Jones Cheryl Spurlock Marilyn Doss Melanie Drake Janet Henderson Senior Class Officers President................................Alan Davis Vice President........................Stanley Chester Secretary...............................Linda Brown Treasurer.............................Debbie Holland Reporter...........................Stanton Veazey Representatives....................... James Spivey Durell Allison Steve McDonald The seniors of 1972 have been a unique class at Ham- burg High School because of their many firsts. They were the first to present a musical, Dracula, Baby, as their junior class play. They continued to display their drama and musical talents by presenting Once Upon a Mattress during their senior year. For the first time, the LION staff added a color page to the yearbook. In the homecoming float competition, the seniors won first prize with their theme, Jack and the Beanstalk. On May 15, they took time out for Senior Day. Then, finally on May 22, 1972, 84 seniors marched down the aisle to receive their diplomas. 31 CHERYL LYNN AKERS Nobody ever added up the value of a smile. DURELL ALLISON A gentleman is one who puts more into the world than he takes out.' WILLARD F. BARNETT, JR. It's not that I love work less; it's that I love fun more.' RONALD ALLEN BARRETT It takes ability to hide one's ability. GEORGIA BOWEN Friendship grows from closer causes than proximity. ARDELL BOZEMAN Ever loyal, ever true, to the task he has to do. LINDA BARBARA BROWN I laugh, for hope has a happy place with me. DEBRA LOUISE BURCH We love the things we love for what they are. 32 BETTY MARIE CAMERON To give is the greatest of joys. RANDALL C. CAREY Generosity makes many friends. ANN WOODS CARPENTER When love beckons you, follow him. STEPHEN PIERCE CARPENTER Clever imagination adds a spark to every occasion. WALTER STANLEY CHESTER If I can put one touch of rosy sunset into the life of any man or woman, I shall feel that I worked with God. ROY COULTER It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. DEBRA MERECE COX Happiness adds and multiplies when we divide it with others. LANE CULP 33 A cheerful friend is like a sunny day. Brenda Savage, Marilyn Doss, Janet Henderson, and Cheryl Spurlock were speakers at the National Honor Society induction program. ROBERT ALAN DAVIS, JR. My life, I love you, I ain't proud. RONALD LAMAR DAWKINS I live as greatly as I can, to be, no matter when, a man. GLENDA KAY DEW True goodness springs from the heart. MARILYN JOYCE DOSS Have a place for everything and everything in its place. MELANIE JO DRAKE Music is the moonlight in the gloomy night of life. 34 WILLIAM DAVID DUKE A man must have a certain amount of intelligent ignorance to get anywhere. DONALD MICHAEL DURA I'll worry about tomorrow, tomorrow. Seniors display their variety of class rings. FRED ALLEN ETHERIDGE Man is a measure of all things. MICHAEL WAYNE FULGHAM 35 You give much and know not that you give at all. STEPHEN DWIGHT GANNON The loss which is unknown is no loss at all. BRENDA KAY GIRTMON Has a good word and a pleasant smile for every- one. MELBA RAYE GIRTMON A joy that's shared is a joy made double. JANET RUTH GRIEVER A good laugh is sunshine in a house. DIANA GRIFFITH As is love, she is patient and kind. MICHAEL JAMES GRIFFITH Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. DANNY ALLEN GULLEDGE Politeness is good nature regulated by good sense. JAMES ALLEN GWIN The good or ill of man lies within his own will.' 36 JAMES ALLEN HALL The good and the wise lead quiet lives.' LARRY RANDALL HALL It matters not how long you live, but how well. BETTEJO HARBISON As she thinketh in her heart, so is she. MYRA LISA HARRIS Wherever there is a human being there is a chance for a kindness. EDWARD EUGENE HART, JR. One must confess it: man is more sensible than reasonable. JOHNNIE RICHARD HAWKINS Ah, for the simple life I yearn. AUBREY HAYNES There is only one important moment in your life - - that is now. JANET ANN HENDERSON To see God in everything makes life the greatest adventure there is. 37 JACQUELINE MARIE HILL He who finds not love finds nothing. DEBBIE HOLLAND And all the loveliest things there be, come simply, so it seems to me. DEBBIE KAYE HOPKINS It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. BARBARA KAREN HUFFMAN Faithfulness and sincerity first of all. FRANK MUNN JENKINS There is nothing either good or bad, but think- ing makes it so. JUDY CLARISSA JENKINS A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of Nature. ANGELA NOLLEY JONES Instruction may end in the schoolroom, but education ends only with life. BRUCE ALLEN JONES No one knows what he can do till he tries. 38 DEBORAH JEAN KITCHENS A single sunbeam is enough to drive away many shadows.” EARL CLIFTON LADD, JR. Longer than deeds liveth the word.” PATRICIA ANN LANGLEY Do not turn back when you are just at the goal.” CLARENCE DEWAYNE LIVINGSTON It is easy for men to talk one thing and think another.” RICHARD MARK LOCHALA To live long it is necessary to live slowly.” ELLIS LOWE Skill to do comes of doing.” KATHERINE MARIE MARTIN Happiness is a habit - - cultivate it. DAVID MASINGILL He is no wise man that will quit a certainty for an uncertainty.” 39 JOHN E. McCLAIN This group of senior boys takes time off from a busy schedule to relax and enjoy spring. DEBRA ALINE MILLER In silence also there's a worth that brings no risk. JANET EUGENIA NUTT A heart so warm and gay.1 40 RICHARD DAVID O'NEAL Every man's work is a portrait of himself. DEBBIE POLLOCK The days that make us happy make us wise. BARBARA PUGH To see a world in a grain of sand, and heaven in a wild flower. Mrs. Follis poses Barbara Pugh while Cheryl Akers waits her turn to be photographed. DEBORAH JEAN PULLIN 'Beauty is kind and gentle. STELLA MARIE ROARK Twas her thinking of others made you think of her. DIAN ROBBINS Never change when love has found its home. BRENDA ANN SAVAGE How more than thou showest, speak less than thou k nowest. JAMES RICHARD SPIVEY The guy who plays through life, but makes his goals anyway. CHERYL ANN SPURLOCK She looks for the best in others, and gives the best she has. CYNTHIA E.STELL She carries the sun in a golden cup, the moon in a silver bag. CONNIE GAIL STREETER The way to be happy is to make others happy. RONNIE DALE STREETER One of the biggest thrills in life comes from doing a job well. DEBORAH KAYE THURMAN Life has a value only when it has something valuable as its object. 42 MARGIE LEONE TOMERLIN “Memory is the treasury and guardian of all things. SUE CROSWELL TUBBS “Love is a special way of feeling. STANTON ETHERIDGE VEAZEV “I organize around my disorganization. LAMAR WELLS We can do anything we want, if we stick to it long enough. MICHAEL WARNER WITHERINGTON “I often quote myself. It adds spice to the con- versation. DAVID WILLIAM WOODS “Forsake not an old friend, for the new is not comparable unto him. ROSA WOODS “Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity.' DIANE JOHNSON WOOTEN “There is no instinct like that of the heart. 43 Juniors Joyce Adams Mike Adcock Terry Allison James Atkins Janice Gail Atkins Ann Barker CLASS OFFICERS President . . Vice President. Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . Representatives ..............David Bays ...........Clifton Tucker ..............Ann Barker ..............Susan Rush ..............Kim Crews ...........Jack McDonald, Kaye Barnes, Mary Ellen Sink David Bays Mike Bays Ida Sue Bell Sherry Bennett John Brown Sandra Brown Freda Bunton David Carpenter James Carpenter Anita Christie 44 Juniors Gayla Clark Susan Clark Tony Clark Bessie Collins Ronnie Collins Ronnie Copeland Betty Courson Nancy Craig Kim Crews Jackie Davis Jacquelyn Davis Tharon Denton Rickey Dooley Ray Doss Dorothy Franklin Troy Gee Ricky Golden Erma Grayson Richard Gwin Sue Hall Steve Harrison Terry Harrison Alice High Sandy Hill 45 Juniors 46 Fred Hogan Bettye Holland Tommy Holland Danny Jeffers Barbara Jenkins Bennie Jenkins Cindy Jenkins Virginia Jenkins Mary Lou Johnson Jacquelyne Keen Reggie King Margaret Knight Vicki Knight Glenn Ladd Katherine Madison Danny Mays David McClain Jack McDonald Roy McDuffee Theresa McKenzie The juniors were kept busy with books, banquets, and ball games. In addition, they were involved in money-raising projects such as the magazine sub- scription drive, the class play, and the talent show. Juniors win spirit stick in sign competition. rffmWK' Juniors Freddie McNeil Debbie Norrell Mike Ogden Charles Overton Deborah Pennington Mickey Pennington Mike Pennington Mike Petty Sherry Pierce Faye Pippen Raye Pippen Larry Pogue Deborah Pounds Carolyn Reynolds David Richardson Danny Roberts Susan Rush Benny Schoolfield Steven Shields Mary Ellen Sink Girls in the office really work. Their float won second place in the homecoming parade. The highlight of the year came in late spring when they hosted the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. 47 ■■ Juniors Judy Smith Ronnie Spurlin Mike Stanley William Streeter Lynda Taylor Gene Thompson Diane Todd Leslie Tolefree Vivian Townley Clifton Tucker Lonnie Walker Charlotte Ware Oscar Washington Henry Watkins Jeffery Watkins Tollie Watkins Deborah White Steve White Mary Ann Wigley Suellen Wilcoxon Sophomores Delton Adams Alice Ashford Buddy Barrett Joe Beard Johnnie Bennett Bill Bonds Frankie Bunton Kay Carpenter Charlotte Carter Pam Cheek John Clark Kenneth Collins Mary Collins Robert Conley Linda Coulter Louise Croswell Jim Daniel Sharon Davis Judith Dooley Keith Edgar The sophomores avoided being referred to as the forgotten class this year. They worked in the stu- dent council, participated in various organizations, served as club officers, played on the athletic teams and in the band, and supported the overall school programs. They will be ready for the responsibili- ties that are ahead. MR. COLEMAN'S HOMEROOM OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter Representative . . Jim Daniel . . Bill Bonds Martha Gulledge Louise Croswell . Sharon Davis . Mary Collins (not pictured) 49 MR. RICKS' HOMEROOM OFFICERS President . . Vice President . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . Representative . Mike Kellum . Pam LaGrone Babs Hennington . Cheryl Hollis Richard Knight Robin Hartrick Ray Elton Mark Evans Patsy Faulk Sandy Funderburg Frances Gamble David Goodwin Jimmy Griffin Martha Griffin Spencer Griffin Martha Gulledge Lynn Hamilton Robin Hartrick Barbara Hennington Billy Higginbotham Vickie High Deborah Hill Dennis Holland Cheryl Hollis David Hollis Becky Hopkins Sandra Horn Shelby Huffman Lavaughn Jenkins Joey Johnson Johnny Jones Sophomores Ann Kelley Mike Kellum Ronald King Richard Knight Pam LaGrone Kathy Livingston Carla Locke Patsy Martin Jasper Mays Evelyn Milton Flora Morgan Peggy Morgan Butch Murphy Helen Murphy Cleophis Nelson Johnny Pierce Rhonda Ralph Morris Richardson Joe Roark Douglas Robinson Bill Sansing Jimmy Schoolfield Richard Shelton Y.T. Singleton David Smith Sophomores MRS. HIGGINBOTHAM'S HOMEROOM OFFICERS President . Vice President Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter Representative Richard Shelton . Johnny Pierce . Rhonda Ralph Jimmy Sullivan . . Grace Wall Betty Timmons 51 Sophomores build homecoming float. Two pretty maids (Betty and Jean) ride on the finished product in the parade. Sophomores David Witherington Charlun Works Becky Wright Charles York Margaret Spurlock Jimmy Sullivan Mary Taylor Betty Timmons Violet Tolbert Tommy Tubbs James Vail Grace Wall Nadine Walton Carl Ward Richard Watkins Denise Webb Jean White Wayne White Judy Williamson 52 MRS. CREWS' HOMEROOM OFFICERS President.........................Shane Daniel Vice President....................Mary Burnett Representative.......................Dan Allison Freshmen Linsley Adams Dan Allison Willie Ashford Darell Atkins Sterling Atkins Terry Bierbaum As the freshmen entered senior high school and adjusted to the new surroundings, they took an active role in promoting school spirit and other activities. They exhibited their leadership abili- ty by assuming the responsibility for junior homecoming. Sheila Brown Mary Burnett Tammy Burt Johnny Bussell Kenneth Cameron Mary Carter Ethel Chappie Willard Choate Linda Collins Maletha Coulter Robert Cox James Cromwell Calvin Booker Eddie Boykin Betty Brown Mary Brown Lawrence Cromwell Keith Cunningham Shane Daniel Charles Davis Ronnie Davis Charre Degges 53 Lamar Degges Henry Foote John Foster Mary Franklin Anthony Fulgham John Gee Joyce Gibbs Vickie Gibbs Debra Girtmon Dennis Girtmon Carolyn Goodwin Andrew Griffin Willie Griffin Bobby Gwin Peggy Harris Bobby Harville Cal Haynes Pat Henry Pamela Holland George Howard Mechelle Hubbard Bruce Huffman Jimmy Huggins Lily Hughes Freshmen MR. FRANKLIN'S HOMEROOM OFFICERS President . . Vice President . Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Reporter. . . Representative. Parliamentarian . . Henry Foote Mechelle Hubbard • • Peggy Harris . Bruce Huffman . . Pam Holland Mary Franklin . . .Carl Jeffers 54 Freshmen MRS. HARROD'S HOMEROOM OFFICERS President........................Anita Leigh Vice President .... Ashton McCombs Secretary........................Joey McNeil Treasurer........................Danny Kelley Reporter..........................Jan Kersten Representative..................Charles Nutter Paula Johnson Phillip Johnson Royce Keen Danny Kelley Gerald Kelley Jan Kersten Alfonsa King Jo Ann King Cindy Knight Anita Leigh Shirley Lewis Judy Livingston James Lowe Lillie Mason Karla Maxwell Russell Maxwell Ashton McComb: Bobby McKenzie Joey McNeil Sheila Miles Havis Morgan Brenda Murphy Chris Murphy Jody Murphy Pecola Nelson Charles Nutter Cindy Ogletree Sharon Parum Joy Petty Freshmen MR. JAGGERS' HOMEROOM OFFICERS President....................Mike Sanderlin Vice President...............Jessie Simpson (not pictured) Secretary....................Sandra Rogers Treasurer....................Ranee Williams (not pictured) Reporter........................Susan Spivey Representative..................Debbie Scott Ronnie Pippen Sheron Pippen Cheryl Pollock Ronald Pollock Willie Richardson Sue Riley Robin Rogers Sandra Rogers Terry Rucker Mike Sanderlin George Schoolfield Debbie Scott Jessie Simpson Sue Sink Kay Smith Susan Spivey Barbara Spurlin Lavelle Standley Paula Swan Kaye Tharpe Teena Thompson Johnny Thurman Kathy Tucker James Watkins Jamie Watkins Lee Watkins Rose Mary Watkins Ranee Williams Frank Woods Frankie Wright 56 Middle School Eighth Grade Leigh Akers Linda Akers Dudley Allen Mai Allison Carolyn Bankston Matt Barker Calvin Barnett James Barnett Kaye Bates Johnny Beard Willie Belion Tammy Bonds Lisa Boss Gail Boston Haskell Carpenter Lisa Carpenter Louis Choate Anita Clark Donnell Collins Karon Collins Jim Cone Ronny Coulter Mary Cox Pamela Daniel Steve Davis OFFICERS President. . . Vice President . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . . .Tammy Bonds . . Reid Harrod . Leigh Ann Akers . . Bobby Harris Katherine Kellum 58 Eighth Grade Victonia Davis George Dickerson Sherry Duckworth Sheila Edgar David Farmer Sandra Faulk Bobbie Franklin Delores Franklin Mike Garner John Gilliam Jimmy Griever Rickey Griffin Randall Griffith Don Gwin Freda Hairston James Hampton Bobby Harris Reid Harrod Ted Hennington Jay Higginbotham Lamar Higginbotham Marion Higginbotham Connie High Bobby Hill Jimmy Horn Aquarium attracts students' interest. The eighth grade students have provided the leadership at the middle school this year. The experiences they have had will aid them in ad- justing as high school freshmen. You can be sure they will make a contribution to the total program at Hamburg High School next year. 59 Eighth Grade Students are trained in physical fitness. Herman Ingram Billy Johnson Randal Johnson Carolyn Jordan Raymond Karnes Arline Kelley Henry Kelley Katherine Kellum Calvin Kinnaird Clyde Leonard Betty Lloyd Joe Locke Keith Martin Lawrence Martin Herman Morman Brenda Murphy Jerry Murphy Karen Noble Keith Noble Pat Ogden Mary Helen Pamplin Emma Paskel Troy Paskel Teresa Perry Debbie Phillips Brenda Prescott Joyce Pugh Danny Rial Billy Richardson Deborah Robbins Mrs. Davis conducts science class. Brad Sink Bobby Smith Bruce Smith Gary Spurlock Paula Spurlock Billy Ray Stanley Wayman Stanley Nancy Streeter Clevie Summerland David Swan Vickie Swan Brenda Tankersley Barbara Taylor Ricky Tippie Hazel Tolbert Ozeal Towe Danny Walton Carol Ann Wardlaw Carolyn Ware Michael Washington Ronald Watt Mike White Mitchel White Stan White Carla Williams Judy Woods Kathy Wooten Lisa Wooten Donald Wright Ronnie Wright 61 Seventh Grade OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter . Flo Jenkins Priscilla Watkins . Donna Knight Martha Taylor . . Alice Hill « Jackie Adams Brad Akers Benjie Allbritton Johnny Ashford Burch Barfield Bobby Barnett Charles Barnett Patsy Barrett Cliff Biggs Mike Boykin Ricky Bozeman Ken Bradshaw Nedra Breeland Easter Brown Ronnie Brown Eddie Burch Kenny Burns Bob Burt Harold Caine Claire Carpenter Terral Cessor Linda Christie Betty Clark Carol Ann Clark James Colbert Robert Colbert Jerry Collins Mike Cone Stan Craig Glenda Cromwell 62 Seventh Grade Debra Fairchild Randy Fischer Randel Forrest Daisy Franklin Katie Franklin Sherry Gilliam Verda Gilliam Pat Gwin Jack Gee Sandra Green David Hamilton George Hampton Tara Harder Dave Haynes Eula Haynes Alice Hill Barbara Hill Sandra Holland Elbert Holt Vance Howard Debra Huffman Floria Huggins Guy Hughes Lillie Jacobs Flo Jenkins Kathy Johnson Theresa Jones Debra Keen Donna Knight Peggy Knight Rose Mary Davis Venson Davis Randy Denton Henry Dickerson Bobby Duckworth Donna Duckworth The seventh grade is the middle grade in the middle school. These students were not to be forgotten, however, and walked off with first place honors in the homecoming parade. Many of them played in the junior band and partici- pated in other school activities. Janet Edwards Debra Enlow Janet Etheridge 63 Seventh Grade Keith Ladd Kay LaGrone Howard Lansdale Donna Lucas Diane Martin Randy Martin James Mason Ollie Mason David Maxwell Alma Mays Willie Mays Damon McKee Danny McNeil Patricia McQuay Pam Meziere Harry Miles Elizabeth Miller Jeweline Miller Lenoria Mooney Bobby Murphy James Murphy Brady Nelson Dee Norris Henry Norwood Sammy Oden Richard Ogletree Timmy Pamplin Terry Petty James Ralph Gregory Richards Julia Riley Vickie Riley Louann Robinson Joel Robinson James Rogers Seventh Grade Randy Rutledge Jacqueline Simpson Rosemary Simpson Charles Singleton Tony Skender Timmy Smith Bill Stahley Betty Stanley Linda Stanley Kathy Stapp Retta Starling Randy Streeter Billy Mark Swan Martha Taylor Patricia Tharp Hershey Thompson Benjie Timmons Catherine Tolliver Marva Tucker Charles Turner Robbin Turner Susan Vail Karen Wallace David Walser Carlton Walton Kathy Ware Joey Warren Priscilla Watkins Sharon Wilcoxon Shelly Wilcoxon Ronnie Williamson Maggie Wilson Teena Willis Mark Woods Sheilla Woods 65 The seventh grade students wish us a Merry Christmas. Sixth Grade Getting promoted to the sixth grade was almost like being in junior high school. For the first time, the sixth grade entered a float in the home- coming parade. They were still spectators, though, in athletics and pep club activities. OFFICERS President.................................Janice Tippie Vice President..................Stephen Murphy Secretary-Treasurer.......................Donald Rosen Julia Adams Kelley Adams Paul Adcock John Aiken Robert Aiken Vicky Akers Larry Banks Lora Barnett Penny Batterton Cindy Beard Phil Benson Pam Bierbaum Cathy Bolin Betty Boykin Dorothy Bridges Freddie Brown Jessie Brown Patricia Caine JoAnn Cameron Cathy Carter Steve Chaney Travis Christmas Kelley Jo Clark Grosby Colbert Hattie Colbert Lavon Cope Michael Cox Debra Crawford Carla Crews Steve Cunningham 66 Sixth Grade Kevin Daniel Stevie Daniel Mildred Davis Wayne Davis Randy Dawkins Ronald Degges Marty Edgar Arline Elton Becky Enlow Jimmy Foster Emma Gamble Marry Green LaTricia Greenwood Freddie Griffin Regina Griggs Lewis Gulledge Paula Gwin Larry Hampton Martha Hampton Melody Harris Belinda Harville Rusty Harville John Haynes Catrina Higginbotham Annie Hill Gary Higginbotham Lisa Hollis Barbara Johnson Danny Johnson Eddie Johnson Linder Johnson Barry Jones Renee Jones William Jones Fredia Jordan Chester Kelley Terry Kelley Jaci Kilcrease Donna Kinnaird Terry Livingston Carlas Lucas 67 Sixth Grade Gerald Martin Diane Maxwell Jerry Maxwell Gloria Mays Tara McNeely Patsy McQuay Johnny Miles Virgil Miller Stephen Murphy Johnette Nolan Alan Ogletree Curtis Norwood William Pierce Jimmy Pippen Nancy Pippen Jacque Pounds Linda Prescott Carmen Pruitt Annette Pugh James Richards Keith Richardson Lisa Riley Donald Rosen Janice Rucker Evelyn Sawyer Jerry Skender Robin Stafford Joyce Stell Billy Streeter Keith Summerland Betty Thompson Bobbie Thurman Janice Tippie Kathy Tomerlin Bruce Towe Barbara Tucker Roy Vail Leon Webster Sarah Webster Joy Wigley Jeff Williams Dorothy Woods Lonnie Woods David Wright Ronnie Wright Elementary Fifth Grade Edith Kincaid Lisa Knight Mike Knight Terri LaGrone Ora Leisure Ronnie Adcock Tyman Allison Corry Atkins Lemar Bel ion Cass Brewer Debra Breeland Greg Brown Michael Brown George Buchler Tommy Burch Joe Bussell Tac Carpenter Cairlon Carr Glenda Carter Randall Carter Donnie Cason Deborah Cassity Billy Don Cecil Cindy Chapman Fannie Chappie Scott Christmas Tommy Clark Dorenda Cochran Billy Coulter Tony Craig Cleveland Cromwell David Crouch David Cunningham Limmie Davis Mary Davis Vicki Davis Frank Dew Lawanda Fairchild Tina Forrest Donna Gee Doretta Griffin Gail Gwin Travis Hall Steven Harriman Ricky Hill Clara Harris Archie Lee Haynes Larry Haynes Beth Hennington Henry Hensley Mary Hogue Pat Holland Valarie Holt Cheryl Huffman Terri Huffman Barbara Johnson Ephraim Johnson Houston Johnson Lyndall Keen Carolyn Kelley Chris Kelley 70 Fifth Grade Julia Lovett Charles Martin Ramona Maxwell Michael McCone Karen McDade Janet McLeod Jerry Miller Charles Mooney Patricia Love Dennis Murphy Mary Murphy Ezickel Norwood Mary Parum Lowanda Paskal Brenda Pennington Donald Pippen Dorthy Pippen Ricky Pollock Patricia Prescott Michael Richardson David Richson Beth Riley Jackie Robinson Sue Savage Maricea Scott Abraham Shaw Kay Lynn Simpson Donald Stafford Greg Stahley Johnny Stanley Mark Stanley Donna Streeter Louise Streeter Minnie Summitt Norman Swan Robin Tanksley Jan Thomas Darlene Thompson James Thompson Larry Thorpe Clifton Tolbert Brenda Tolliver Wade Tubbs Janice Tucker Patricia Tucker Estella Turner Don Wallace Pam Wallace Thomas Walters Pamela Warren Anthony Webster Judy Wells Glen Wigley Cynthia Williams Denotria Williams Kevin Williams 71 Fourth Grade Linda Acey Michael Adams Lesa Barnett Rita Barnett Teresa Barrett Sheila Bass Phyllis Batterton Mark Boss Keith Boykin Connie Bozeman Deedra Bradshaw Toni Brown Eugene Burnett Delois Colbert Randy Collins Tim Collins Jackie Cook Karen Cope Diana Crawford Kathy Crawford Eric Curtis Kevin Davis Mickey Davis Betty Dortch Renee Duckworth Larkin Enlow Elduran Foster Tony Franklin Terry Fulgham Donald Girtmon David Glover Garry Graves Robert Green Carson Griggs Keith Gulledg Carl John Gwin Sherry Gwin Marilyn Harris David Harrod Melissa Hennington Beverly Higginbotham Tami Hill Austin Holland Jane Hollis Marcia Hollis Tim Hollis Biff Householder Sharon Howard Alveria Hubbard Willie Jacob Leetel Jenkins Mark Johnson Mike Johnson Tod Kersten Fourth Grade Haley Locke Lora Madison Donna Martin Sandra Martin Wade McCone Tonya McDonald James Miles Oliver Miles John Miller Ruby Miller Berryl Morgan Ricky Murphy Brian Oden Shirley Oliver Kelley Petty Edward Phillips Charleston Pippen Kenneth Prescott Philip Pruitt Dewayne Pugh Deborah Right Jamie Riley Ronnie Robbins Edward Roberts Cleophas Robinson Jimmy Robinson John Rogers Jan la Savage Carl Sawyer Belinda Schoolfield James Sellers Kayla Shell Renee Simpson Tennie Spurlock Karen Stell Lynn Summers Donald Tanksley Mitchell Taylor Darryl Tharp Micky Tolbert Teresa Tomerlin David Towe John Henry Tucker Rose Turner Eddie Vail Cecilia Wallace Tammy Wallace Janice Ware John Ware Joy Ware Angela Warren Raymie Warren Mike White Edrie Wigley Steven Wilcoxon Alford Woods Barney Woods Charlotte Woods Neal Woods 73 hird Grade Margaret Acey Christy Adcock Tony Adcock Sandy Akers Sharon Allbritton Leroy Arnold Jane Atkins Chanel Bankston Marilyn Barnett Karen Bass Sandra Bennett Kenneth Bolin Kenny Bowden Kim Bozeman Stephen Brown Mitchell Burt Carla Caine Glenda Caine Paul Caine Clifton Carpenter Cynthia Carpenter Oscar Lee Carr Audrey Carter Billy Carter Wyatt Carter Idella Cason Kim Cason Rob Chapman Jessie Chappie Regina Colbert Cynthia Collins Paula Cone Larry Coulter Marcella Cox Mickey Craig Regina Dawkins Sandra Enlow Allen Eubanks Sandra Farmer Myra Gatling William Gilliam Mitchell Gwin Cynthia Hale James Hamilton Diane Hammil James Hampton Jessie Hampton James Hensley Eric Higginbotham Jack Hill Georgia Hogue Allen Holland Chrystal Householder Alicia Huffman Eva Jenkins Marvin Jenkins Samuel Jenkins Jerry Johnson Julie Johnson Mark Jones Deanna Kelley Donna Kelley Jana Kelley Mitzi Kilcrease Dennis King Tammy Kinnaird Clay Knight Kelli LaGrone Becky Lauhon Rickey Leigh 'hird Grade Rebecca Lloyd Georganna Locke Terry Martin James Martin Thomas Martin Cora Mays Eddie Mays Bobby McClain Kay McDonald James McNeely Rosetta McQuay Sherrye Miles Willie Miller Corene Mills Ira Moore Deborah Murphy Donald Ray Murphy Charlotte Norman Jimmy Oliver Jerry Pamplin Laura Pamplin Willie Paskel, Jr. Charles Phillips Albert Pippen Carl Pippen Karl Pollock Dolly Powell Laura Prescott Bobby Rainey Mike Reed Sherry Reynolds Penny Rice Benjie Richards James Ricks Chris Roberts Liz Robinson Peggy Robinson John Sanderlin Lyrance Savage Jennifer Scott Laura Sivils Lynn Skender Gayle Stafford Glen Lee Stanley Sonya Stanley Karen Stell Linda Stell Tammy Swan Rose Marie Taylor Frankie Thompson Lisa Thompson George Tolefree Curtis Tolliver Teresa Towe Tim Vaden Howard Veazey Tammy Waldrup Bill Wallace Jason Wallace Loretta Wallace Marvin Walter Clarence Watkins Claude Watkins Seleta Weatherly Wanda Wells Teresa Watt Kim Williams Sheila Williams Mark Wooten Kenny Wright Second Grade Charles Jenkins Fonda Jenkins Gregory Johnson James Johnson Phillip Jones Vickie Keen Todd Kelley Nola Kilcrease Stephen Kilcrease Michael Adams Richard Addington Tracy Aiken Felicia Arnold Melody Barrett Glenn Boss Mike Bowden Pam Bozeman Nancy Brown Joe Burgess Lisa Cassity Ada Cason Marlene Cecil Annie Chappie Don Marcus Christmas Mark Christmas Brenda Colbert Cleodis Colbert Gabriel Colbert Sheila Cook Kay Lynn Cox Linda Cox Wanda Cox Terrie Cromwell Mark Crouch Troy Daugherty Barry Davis Mark Doss Mary Dura Dayla Emory Kayla Emory Connie Fairchild Dean Fairchild Angela Farmer Michael Foote Danny Gilliam Michael Gilliam Leigh Ann Glover Patricia Graham Kenneth Griffin Mark Hale Denise Harville Nanette Hawkins Barbara Heavener Kevin Higginbotham Bobby Hogue Connie Hopkins Curtis Howard Leontyne Howard Lisa Howard Sandra Howard St everso n Howard Lamar Huffman Sue Ingram Myron Jackson Georgia Jacobs Second Grade Greg Knight Trent Knight Dina Lansdale Bobby Livingston Andrew Martin Charles Martin Cindy Martin Teresa Maxwell James McDale Bud Meziere Richard Miles Nathaniel Miller Betty Morgan Jacqualin Morgan Paula Murphy Rita Murphy Sandra Murphy Derryl Nellams Terry Nutter Michael Oliver Betty Owens Charles Pamplin Mary Pamplin Charles Paskel David Patrick Jeffrey Petty Kimberly Pippen Mark Pounds Sharon Prescott Cheryl Pugh Leslie Pugh Mike Riley Carol Robinson Tab Sanderlin Barry Savage Kelly Savage Kim Savage Thomas Sawyer Roderick Scott Tommy Sivils Bobby Smith Sheri Stafford Jacqualin Stanley Hank Stell Sherrill Streeter Hope Tharp Michael Thompson Vernell Thompson Henry Thorpe Bob Timmons Deborah Tolliver Anthony Tucker Judith Tucker Judy Kay Turner Margie Turner Keith Wallace Pamela Wells Sherry White Felicia Williams Jessie Williams Gregory Woods First Grade 78 Dewana Abernathy Harlan Abernathy Donnie Adcock Harvey Allison Vance Allison Brenda Arnold Janice Barnette Norma Bass Tracy Benefield Marlon Bennett Jon Bierbaum Jeffrey Blankenship Connie Bolin Paul Boykin Allen Brown Kay Burch Debbie Caine James Caine Trudy Carey Jennifer Carlton Brenda Carter Rodney Chapman Amy Colbert Belinda Collins Georgia Ann Collins Kimberlie Cook Renee Coulter Jackie Croswell Stephen Crouch Teresa Cunningham Roderick Duckworth Denise Elliott Rodney Farmer Rachelle Foote Sonja Forrest Patricia Franklin Monica Greenwood Darrell Griggs Steven Gwin lleana Harris David Hall Corey Harriman Phillip Harville Sherry Hawkins Nancy Hedgecock Joe Hennington Ida Bell Hogue Gene Hollis Cedric Holt Sonny Hicks John Higginbotham Ragan Hunter Sandra Ingram Patricia Ingram Angie Jacobs Doris Jenkins Tommy Jenkins Gary Johnson Kevin Johnson LaFran Johnson LaVerne Johnson Michael Johnson David Jones Diane Kelley Doyle Kelley Hazel Kelley Steven Kelley Timothy Kelley First Grade Sissy Kilcrease Shirley Lansdale Charles Lewis Kenneth Loyett Jonny Sue Lucas Randy Maxwell Phillip Mays Betty Mooney Johnny Morgan General Moseby James McGee Richard McKenzie Rita Nellams Sheila Nelson Lee Nimmer Teresa Oliver Rick Pennington Timothy Pennington Pattine Pippen Scotty Pippen Jackye Pruitt Jerry Rainey Sandra Richardson Terry Richardson Susan Roberts Carl Robinson Orlanda Robinson Stacey Robinson Ricky Ross Todd Scott Mary Simpson Tammy Sivils Jaquese Smith Michael Smith David Spivey Richard Spurlock Allen Stanley Reta Stanley Yvette Starling Gregory Taylor Tracey Thompson Winford Towe Francis Tucker Joyce Tucker Neal Tucker Rena Tucker Deborah Vail Ginger Waldrup Jo Ann Wallace Pamela Walter Lee Troy Ware Frankie Watt Willie Van Watt Paula Webb Felton Webster Laura Wells Melissa Wells Sharon White Sherlye White Joe Wigley Gerry Willard Ricky Winchester Paula Wisecarver James Ed Woods Ricky Woods Pearlene Woods A time for this; A time for that VV 83 QUEEN DEBBIE Senior Homecoming Royalty Kim Crews Betty Timmons Queen Debbie Holland Jean White Melanie Drake Linda Brown Kay Barnes 85 Dale Streeter F. H. A. Beau 86 F. F. A. Sweethearts Gail Streeter Georgia Bowen 87 V Mr. and Miss H. H. S. JAMES SPIVEY - - Because his eag- erness to be involved in school acti- vities reveals his personality. DEBBIE HOLLAND - - Because she displays her school spirit with viva- ciousness. Most Versatile Most Talented JANET HENDERSON - - Because she plays the piano, sings, and is in the band. DICKIE O'NEAL - Because he plays the trombone, arranges music, and 88 has a talent for art. MARILYN DOSS - Because she is editor of the LION, secretary of the student council, and cap- tain of the cheerleaders. RICKY LOCHALA - Because he has served as class president, played football, and still had time for music. Most Likely to Succeed JANET HENDERSON - - Because she is an honor student, an active club member, and strives for the best. STANTON VEAZEY - - Because he has been vice president of the student council, is assistant editor of the LION, and excels in athletics. CHERYL SPURLOCK - - Because she is secretary of the honor society, president of F. H. A., and on the yearbook staff. Wittiest LINDA BROWN - Because her candid and energetic personality keeps one wondering what she will do next. DAVID DUKE -- Because his inner nature leads to his outward laughter. Friendliest STANTON VEAZEY - - Because he has a happy disposition and friendly ways. KAYE BARNES - - Because she has a winning personality and a contagious smile. Cutest RICKY HAWKINS - - Because he has innocence coupled with good humor. GEORGIA BOWEN - Because she is gay and exuberant. JUNIOR KAY BARNES SOPHOMORE BETTY TIMMONS Campus Beauties SENIOR DEBBIE HOLLAND 91 Favorites TWELFTH GRADE Linda Brown and Alan Davis TENTH GRADE Jean White and Johnny Pierce ELEVENTH GRADE Kaye Barnes and Jack McDonald 92 NINTH GRADE Peggy Harris and Henry Foote Good Citizens SECOND SIX WEEKS Rosa Woods and Stanley Chester FOURTH SIX WEEKS Melanie Drake and Ardell Bozeman FIRST SIX WEEKS Gail Streeter and Durell Allison THIRD SIX WEEKS Betty Courson and Mike Fulgham 93 VIP DAR GOOD CITIZEN Cheryl Spurlock BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Angie Jones JUNIOR EDITOR THE HAMBURGER Susan Rush JUNIOR EDITOR LION '72 Henry Watkins GIRLS STATE DELEGATES Angie Jones Linda Brown Myra Harris Janet Griever Gail Streeter Cindy Stell BOYS STATE DELEGATES David Duke James Spivey Dickie O'Neal Ricky Lochala Durell Allison ALL-REGION BAND MEMBERS David Jenkins Sue Sink Janet Henderson Cindy Ogletree Matt Barker Dickie O'Neal Melanie Drake Athletics LION DEFENSE CONVERGES ON MONTICELLO BALL CARRIER SEASON RECORD Lions Opp. 10 Monticello 28 27 Warren 27 0 Crossett 0 37 Dermott 12 14 Fordyce 21 14 Star City 12 38 Eudora 6 8 Dumas 0 45 Lake Village 6 6 McGehee 31 71 Lions Have Winning Season ROW 1: T. Harrison, Manager; Barrett, Streeter, Duke. Hawkins, Willis, Barnett. ROW 2: Coach Gene Shields, Hamilton, Kellum, S. Harrison, Fulgham, S. McDonald, J. McClain, Lochala, Ward, Coach Larry Rouse. ROW 3: Coach Charles Coleman, Daniel, Veazey, Davis, Spivey. Thompson, McNeil, Huffman, D. McClain, Student Coach Drew Carpenter. ROW 4: Bennett, Robinson, Emory, R. Gwin, J. McDonald, Wells, R. Collins. J. Gwin. ROW 5: K. Collins, Huggins, Adams, Pogue, Watkins, Atkins, Bays, Jeffers, Shelton, Pierce. 96 1971 LIONS POST 5-3-2 RECORD The 1971 Lions ended the season with a 5-3-2 record under the leadership of new head coach Charles Cole- man and his assistants, Gene Shields and Larry Rouse. After getting off to a slow start, the Lions were suc- cessful in gaining victories over Dermott, Star City, Eudora, Dumas, and Lake Village. They were handed defeats by Monticello, Fordyce, and McGehee. Hamburg surprised the favored Warren Lumberjacks with a 27-27 tie and played long-time rival Crossett a scoreless tie. The team finished fifth in the district, with McGehee taking first-place honors. Hamburg scored a total of 219 points and held their opponents to 113. wells, McDonald, davis, and spivev win POSITIONS ON ALL-DISTRICT TEAM Four Lions received All-District honors for the 1971 season. Lamar Wells, a senior tackle was named to the All- District team for the second time. Steve McDonald, Alan Davis, and James Spivey also received recogni- tion as members of the team. All are seniors. Coaching Staff Charles Coleman Gene Shields Larry Rouse Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach 97 DAVIS (52) AND ROBINSON STOP MONTICELLO FOR SHORT GAIN AS WELLS (73) AND BARNETT MOVE IN In the next three priods, however, the Billies justi- fied their high pre-season rating and were successful in defeating the Lions 28-10. HAMBURG 27 WARREN 27 Surprising Hamburg Lets Unbeaten Warren Off the Hook. This sports' page headline in a state paper followed the 27-27 Hamburg-Warren tie on September 10. The Lumberjacks had been listed as one of the top dozen AA teams in the state. HAMBURG 10 MONTICELLO 28 The Lions traveled to Monticello to open the season on September 3 where they allowed the Billies to come from behind and post a 28-10 victory over them. After Warren scored first, the Lions marched 65 yards and McDonald sneaked over the goal line. Hamburg's second touchdown came on a 40-yard pass from Mc- Donald to Watkins. Collins kicked both extra points. Spivey scored from the five-yard line, topping a 65- yard drive by the Lions. Hamburg's final score was on a nine-yard keeper play by McDonald. Striking quickly, Jack McDonald returned a Monti- cello punt 90 yards to put Hamburg on the score- board. Collins kicked the PAT and minutes later made a field goal. The Lumberjacks scored in the third period and made a two-point conversion. With only five minutes left, Warren got on the scoreboard twice on runs by Jack- son to tie the game. Alan Davis Senior • Linebacker Stanton Veazey Senior - Halfback Lamar Wells Senior - Tackle David Duke Senior - Guard Freddie Emory Senior - Halfback Ricky Lochala Senior - Center James Spivey and Jack McDonald were named Lions of the Week. HAMBURG 0 CROSSETT 0 On September 17, the Lions visited a fired-up Crossett team and played a defensive battle which resulted in a 0-0 tie. Although Hamburg overshadowed the Eagles in statistics, neither team was able to score. Stanton Veazey and Lamar Wells were cited for their jack McDonald makes YARDAGE AGAINST EUDORA excellent play in this game and were named Lions of the Week. HAMBURG 37 DERMOTT 12 Led by quarterback Jack McDonald who passed for two touchdowns and ran for two more, the Lions defeated Dermott September 24 for their first victory. Hamburg's first score came on a 57-yard pass to Veazey with Collins adding the extra point. Mc- Donald then scored on an 85-yard punt return. The PAT failed. McDonald's second touchdown was an 11-yard keeper play. Collins converted. Later Jeffers took a McDonald pass to score. In the second half Collins kicked a 77-yard field goal and Mike Fulgham ran five yards for a touch down. The PAT was successful. Steve McDonald Senior - End John McClain Senior - Guard James Gwin Senior - Tackle Mike Fulgham Senior - Linebacker Rickv Hawkins Senior - Linebacker Willard Barnett Senior - Safety Dale Streeter James Spivey Jack McDonald Norman Adams Senior - End Senior - Fullback Junior - Quarterback Junior - Tackle Dermott scored twice in the last period when Mc- Cone made runs of 65 and 85 yards. Steve McDonald and Alan Davis shared honors as Lions of the Week, and Jack McDonald was select- ed the state's Offensive Player of the Week. HAMBURG 14 FORDYCE 21 Hamburg was plagued by mistakes when defeated 21-14 by Fordyce on October 4. The Redbugs scored first, but Hamburg tied the score 6-6 before halftime when Jack McDonald passed 10 yards to Watkins for a touchdown. SPIVEY EYES GOAL LINE AT DUMAS Fordyce scored twice in the second half, making both PATS. With three seconds on the clock, McDonald connected with Jeffers for a 13-yard touchdown and Collins added the extra point. HAMBURG 14 STAR CITY 12 James Gwin and Jack McDonald were named Lions of the Week. Utilizing a ground attack, the Lions defeated district leader Star City 14-12 on October 8. Star City was rated fifth in AA and was undefeated. Ronnie Collins Larry Pogue Junior Tackle Junior - Tackle Jim Atkins David McClain Junior - End Junior - Guard Danny Jeffers Junior - End Steve Harrison Junior - End Gene Thompson Junior - Guard Henry Watkins Junior - Tailback lochala, McDonald, veazev and McClain lead LIONS ON FIELD TO ATTACK DUMAS BOBCATS remaining in the game, Star City narrowed the gap 14 to 12. The two-point conversion try failed and the Lions were victorious. Lions of the Week were Alan Davis and Henry Watkins. HAMBURG 38 EUDORA 6 Behind the rushing of fullback James Spivey, the Lions smothered Eudora 38-6 October 15. Three Hamburg scores came on runs of 51 and 19 yards by Spivey and 35 yards by Watkins. Star City scored first, but the PAT failed. McDonald capped an 80-yard drive to score for the Lions, and Collins converted to put Hamburg ahead 7-6 at the half. In the third period, Watkins scored for Hamburg anj Collins added the PAT. With only two minutes Stanton Veazey returned the second half kick-off 70 yards for six points and Collins added three with a 45-yard field goal. Willard Barnett then scor- ed on a four-yard plunge. Collins had a successful night as he converted after every touchdown. Richard Gwin Junior - Center David Bays Junior - Safet Freddie McNeil Junior - End Billy Robinson Junior - Guard Billy Willis Junior - Guard Buddy Barrett Sophomore - Tackle Johnny Pierce Sophomore - Tailback Richard Shelton Sophomore - Quarterback Kenneth Collins Sophomore - Guard Johnny Bennett Sophomore - Flanker Eudora's score came when a Badger blocked a Hamburg punt and ran it for a touchdown. Willard Barnett and James Spivey were singled out for their effort in this game. HAMBURG 28 DUMAS 0 Traveling to Dumas October 22, the Lions scored in every period to defeat the Bobcats 28-0. Spivey scored in the first and second periods on jaunts of seven and four yards. Jack McDonald added six points in the third quarter on a one-yard plunge, and in the final quarter, Veazey went over from the two-yard line to score. Collins made all four extra points. Dale Streeter and Ricky Lochala were selected as standouts against Dumas. 102 JEFFERS THRILLS HOMECOMING CROWD WITH CIRCUS CATCH AGAINST LAKE VILLAGE BEAVERS by Watkins from the one yard line. In the second period, Collins kicked a 30-yard field goal and Spivey went over to score from the five. Veazey scored twice in the third period, and Hamburg's final touchdown came on a 65-yard punt return by Jeffers. Collins had a perfect night when he kicked his sixth extra point. Ronnie Collins and Danny Jeffers were named Lions of the Week. HAMBURG 6 . McGEHEE 31 In the last game of the season, McGehee defeated the Lions 31-6 on November 5. COLLINS (701 AND STEVE McDONALD (83) GIVE ASSIST TO WATKINS IN McGEHEE GAME HAMBURG 45 LAKE VILLAGE 6 McGehee took a 6-0 lead. Watkins got Hamburg's only score when he went across from the 15-yard line. The PAT failed. Hamburg's homecoming celebration ended in a 45-6 victory over Lake Village October 29. The visitors scored early to take a 6-0 lead. Hamburg controlled the game from this point with Veazey scoring on a ten-yard sweep, followed by a plunge A series of turnovers enabled the Owls to add two touchdowns before the half. After being held score- less in the third period, the Owls again benefited from turnovers and added two more touchdowns to gain a 31-6 victory. Shelby Huffman Sophomore - Guard Carl Ward Sophomore - Fullback Lynn Hamilton Sophomore - Tackle Jimmy Huggins Sophomore - End Jim Daniel Sophomore - Halfback Mike Kellum Sophomore - End 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. 104 105 1971-72 Cagers Row 1: Hall, Mike Pennington, Bays, Gee, Tucker, Dooley, Wilson, Jeffers. Row 2: Mickey Pennington, Gulledge, Dawkins, Hollis, K. Collins, J. Watkins, Adams, Brown. Row 3: Walker, Tubbs, Overton, Spurlin, Sullivan. Row 4: Lowe, R. Collins, H. Watkins, Robinson, Bozeman, Dura, Chester, Coach Harrod. COACHING STAFF HEAD COACH Shelby Harrod ASSISTANT COACH John Ricks Stanley Chester • Senior Donald Dura - Senior Ellis Lowe - Senior ALL-DISTRICT The 1971 - 1972 basketball team of Hamburg High School, under the direction of Coaches Shelby Harrod and John Ricks, completed the regular season of play with a record of 11 wins and 12 losses. The Lions opened the season in Wilmot and were de- feated on their first try. Following this defeat, they won two games, posting victories over Dermott and Fountain Hill before they suffered their second loss which was dealt them by Dumas. BOZEMAN LOOKS FOR LOWE'S TIP Ardell Bozeman - Senior Danny Gulledge - Senior Larry Hall - Senior 107 Ronnie Dawkins Senior DURA FIRES FOR TWO AT WILMOT 108 Doug Robinson - Sophomore Mike Pennington - Junior The Lions handily defeated Eudora and Star City but lost to Warren. They went on to outscore Fordyce, Crossett, 3nd Star City to obtain an impressive 7 - 3 record by midseason and the end of 1971. In 1972, the Lions more or less alternated victory with defeat as they lost to Lake Village and beat Eudora. A flu-stricken pack of Lions could not han- dle McGehee, but recuperated in time to beat Der- mott the next week. Then the Lions received Clifton Tucker - Junior Nathaniel Wilson Junior Jeffery Watkins - Junior David Bays - Junior Danny Jeffers - Junior successive blows from Monticello, Warren, and Cros- sett. They did not give up and put Fordyce down once again. The regular season closed with losses to Monti- cello, McGehee, Lake Village, and Dumas. Hamburg also competed in two invitational tourna- ments. Playing Magnolia in the Southern State tourn- ament in December, Hamburg fought hard but could not manage a victory over the top AA team. The Lions were more successful in the University of Arkansas at Monticello classic as they advanced to the semi-finals before being eliminated. Humphrey was the first vic- tim, and Hamburg moved on to defeat Crossett. In Rickey Dooley - Junior Ronnie Collins - Junior LOWE SCORES AGAINST CROSSETT EAGLES IN UAM TOURNAMENT 109 Troy Gee - Junior Henry Watkins - Junior David Hollis - Sophomore Mickey Pennington • Junior no the semi-finals, the Lions lost to Desha Central who went on to win the tournament. In the district tourna- ment, Hamburg lost to Eudora in their opening game. Del ton Adams - Sophomore John Brown • Junior Lonnie Walker Junior Seniors playing on the 1971 - 72 squad who deserve special recognition are Stanley Chester, Ellis Lowe, Donald Dura, Ardell Bozeman, Danny Gulledge, Larry Hall, and Ronnie Dawkins. DURA GOES UP FOR REBOUND BEFORE HOME CROWD SEASON'S RECORD LIONS OPP- 48 Wilmot 95 65 Dermott 56 77 Fountain Hill 74 53 Dumas 58 75 Eudora 73 75 Star City 63 65 Warren 69 67 Fordyce 63 62 Crossett 56 60 Star City 45 61 Lake Village 65 68 Fountain Hill 51 77 Eudora 53 48 Dumas 71 54 McGehee 65 86 Dermott 70 51 Monticello 60 71 Warren 72 69 Crossett 89 67 Fordyce 61 62 Lake Village 72 50 Monticello 67 65 McGehee 87 Prospects Good For '72 Track Kneeling: Collins, Pierce, Griffith, Huggins, J. McDonald, Streeter. Standing: Harrison, Collins, Atkins, Hollis, Veazey, Watkins. Williams, S. McDonald, Spivey. Not Pictured: Robinson, Bennett, and Jeffers. The 1972 track outlook appears to be bright as the cindermen prepare for another season, according to Coach Gene Shields. There will be several standouts returning as well as a number of new prospects. Stanton Veazey, Billy Robinson, and Jack McDonald will return to take another shot at the school record for the 880 relay which they set last year. Willie Carpenter, the fourth member of the team, was a 1971 graduate. 1971 880 RELAY TEAM - - BILLY ROBINSON. JACK McDONALD, STANTON VEAZEY, AND WILLIE CARPENTER 112 The mile relay team also set a new school mark dur- ing the 1971 season. Veazey, McDonald, and Jeffers will be members of this team again this year and are hopeful of breaking their own record. Carpenter was the fourth member of this team also. Individual efforts from Veazey and McDonald have been impressive as Veazey moved all the way to the state meet last year where he placed second in the 120 - yard high hurdles. McDonald is expected to break the school pole vault record of 12 feet this season. STANTON VEAZEY PLACED SECOND IN STATE IN 120 - YARD HIGH HURDLES IN 1971. 1971 MILE RELAY TEAM - - DANNY JEFFERS. JACK McDONALD, WILLIE CARPENTER. AND STANTON VEAZEY 113 1971 Hamburg Cubs ROW 1: Noble, Manager; Williamson, Streeter, Woods, Rogers, Ogletree, Burns, J. Higginbotham, Haynes, Bradshaw, Bozeman. D. McNeil. Ralph. Allbritton. Hamilton. Burt, Colbert, Tubbs. Manager. ROW 2: Davis, Manager; Caine, Fischer, D. Maxwell. Collins, Biggs, D. Gwin, Foote, Booker, Sanderlin, J. Barnett, Hill, Carpenter, Harrod, Timmons, Coulter, T. Hennington, Hughes, Daniel. Manager. ROW 3: Coach Jaggers, Adams, J. Ashford, Kinnard, G. Hampton, B. Barnett, Henry, Ogden, White, E. Hennington, Karnes, Barker, Paskel, Hubbard, Harris, Griever, Duckworth, Coach Tucker. ROW 4: Summerland, J. Hampton, Bussell, Bierbaum, Daniel, B. Gwin, McCombs, Leonard, Gee. R. Maxwell, Fulgham, Kelley, C. Barnett, Dickerson, Sink. Coach Coats. ROW 5: Stanley, Ingram, Foster. Keen, Nutter, J. McNeil, Huffman, Allison, Collins, Rucker, Griffin, W. Ashford. M. Higginbotham, Jeffers, Mason. NOT PICTURED: Jim Watkins. 1971 HAMBURG JUNIOR LIONS COMPILE IMPRESSIVE RECORD The Hamburg Junior Lions had a successful 1971 season, responding well to the coaching of a new staff. Coach Arthur Tucker moved up to the head coaching position, with John Jaggers and Jimmy Coats as assistants. At the end of the season the Cubs had compiled a 7-3 win-loss record, one of the best in recent years. Cubs 0 1971 RECORD Crossett °PP- 8 30 Dermott 0 0 McGehee 22 18 Lake Village 0 14 Eudora 8 26 Warren 0 22 Fordyce 0 0 Monticello 14 14 Dumas 2 22 Star City 12 114 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Arthur Tucker Assistant Coaches John Jaggers Jimmy Coats Jaggers, Tucker, Coats Freshmen Provide Leadership for Cubs Freshmen members of the squad who played their last game for the Cubs were: Foster, McNeil, Huffman, Allison, Griffin, Ashford, Stanley, Daniel, Nutter, Bussell, Jeffers, Keen, Foote, Booker, and McCombs. Others included Rucker, Gwin, Sanderlin, Henry, Fulgham, Gee, Bierbaum, Kelley, Maxwell, Hennington, and Watkins (not pictured). These ninth grade boys provided leadership for the team. Junior Basketball Team The junior basketball team had a winning year, compiling an 11 - 5 record in regular season play. Willie Ashford was named to the All-District Team. Members of the Hamburg team are pictured above, left to right: J. Ashford. White, Booker, Paskel, W. Ashford, Coach Rouse, Collins, Stanley, Harris, Foote, Sanderlin, Harrod. Royce Keen is not pictured. CUBS SEASON'S RECORD OPP. 37 Wilmot 44 53 Fountain Hill 46 41 Dumas 46 36 Eudora 29 46 Star City 25 40 Warren 16 30 Fordyce 31 39 Crossett 31 25 Star City 22 36 Eudora 39 36 McGehee 28 59 Fountain Hill 36 35 Monticello 34 40 Warren 34 42 Crossett 44 25 Fordyce 24 FOUNTAIN HILL TOURNAMENT 50 Hermitage 37 35 Parkdale 34 29 Portland 36 ASHLEY COUNTY TOURNAMENT 59 Fountain Hill 36 36 Parkdale 39 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 32 Lake Village 33 Coach Larry Rouse Organizations Student Council The Student Council is an organization which represents the classes and clubs of Hamburg High School. The 1971 - 72 council purchased a glassed-in bulletin board which was placed in the hall of the high school build- ing. At Christmas the Student Council's Santa Claus made his rounds of all the schools in the system and carried toys to a foster child in the community. The sponsors of this organization are Mrs. Shell and Mr. McCay. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Executive . . Project . . . Program. . . Finance . . . Bulletin Board. Athletic . . . Music . . . Fire Marshal . Parliamentary . Building Grounds . . Frank Jenkins . . Marilyn Doss . . .David Bays Suellen Wilcoxon . . Lynda Taylor . . James Spivey . . Dickie O'Neal . . Durell Allison Ricky Lochala . . Dale Streeter TREASURER Suellen Wilcoxon PRESIDENT Frank Jenkins Student Council Marilyn Doss Officers REPORTER Lynda Taylor PARLIAMENTARIAN Ricky Lochala 119 National Honor Society OFFICERS ACTIVE MEMBERS Durell Allison Ann Barker Kaye Barnes David Bays Sherry Bennett Anita Christie Melanie Drake Sue Hall Cindy Jenkins Virginia Jenkins Angie Jones Charles Overton Lynda Taylor Henry Watkins Mary Wigley PROVISIONAL MEMBERS Betty Timmons Grace Wall Jean White Judy Williamson President . . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . Parliamentarian . Representative. . Sponsor . . . . . .Ricky Lochala . Janet Henderson . Cheryl Spurlock . . Marilyn Doss . . Linda Brown . Stanley Chester Brenda Savage . . Mrs. Phillips The National Honor Society is composed of 22 active mem- bers and 16 provisional mem- bers. Regular meetings were held on the first Wednesday in each month when educational programs of current interest were presented. The annual induction cere- mony was held on February 18, followed by a reception for parents. Kay Carpenter Louise Croswell Martha Gulledge Lynn Hamilton Robin Hartrick Cheryl Hollis Sandra Horn Joey Johnson Pam LaGrone Patsy Martin Rhonda Ralph Margaret Spurlock Quill and Scroll International Honorary Society for High School Journalists Durell Allison Sherry Bennett Linda Brown Stanley Chester Marilyn Doss Melanie Drake Melba Girtmon Janet Henderson Angie Jones Ricky Lochala Dickie O'Neal James Spivey Cheryl Spurlock Stanton Veazey ADVISERS Mrs. Crews Mrs. Higginbotham Science Club President.........................Glenda Dew Treasurer..........................Dickie O'Neal Vice President.....................Brenda Savage Reporter...........................Stella Roark Secretary.......................Janet Henderson Representative.....................Jackie Keen Sponsor . . . Mrs. Phillips 121 Co-editors Linda Brown and Debbie Holland work on the front page. STAFF MEMBERS Co-editors...................Debbie Holland Linda Brown Sports.......................Steve Carpenter Dickie O.Neal Janet Griever Kim Crews Georgia Bowen Gail Streeter Features..........................Susan Rush Anne Carpenter Suellen Wilcoxon Jacqueline Hill Judy Smith Elementary News .... Kaye Thurman Sherry Bennett Club News....................Debbie Pollock Melba Girtmon Adviser...........................Mrs. Crews 122 Kim Crews and Janet Griever prepare paste-ups for the sports section of THE HAMBURGER. Hamburger Staff Steve Carpenter checks the style book while Susan Rush proofreads. Lion Staff Editor.................................Marilyn Doss Assistant Editor.......................Stanton Veazey Class Editor.....................Melanie Drake Sports Editor............................James Spivey Club Editor...................Cheryl Spurlock Grade School Editor . . Janet Henderson Advertising Editor.......................Angie Jones Business Managers .... Willard Barnett Alan Davis Photographers...........................Durell Allison Stanley Chester Ricky Lochala Adviser..................Mrs. Higginbotham The error Stanton Veazey spotted seems to amuse Melanie Drake and disturb Editor Marilyn Doss. James Spivey seeks the feminine viewpoint for the sports section of the '72 LION. The photographers and business managers get together for a picture-taking and ad-selling expedition. Hamburg High School Band Mr. Thomas Chapman, Director FLUTES Ann Barker Kaye Barnes Ida Sue Bell Grace Wall Sharon Davis PICCOLO Anita Christie CLARINETS Melanie Drake Darrel Atkins Susan Clark Peggy Harris Gayla Clark Mary Ellen Sink Violet Tolbert Virginia Jenkins Peggy Morgan Deborah Hill ALTO CLARINET Cindy Ogletree BASS CLARINET Sue Sink PERSONNEL ALTO SAXOPHONES BARITONES Janet Henderson Steve White Barbara Hennington Carl Ward BARITONE SAXOPHONE FRENCH HORNS Cindy Stell Lynda Taylor Glenda Dew CHIMES AND BELLS Donald Lovett Cheryl Akers SOUSAPHONES TRUMPETS David Witherington Butch Murphy Warner Witherington Delton Adams Sandra Horn Kenny Cameron SNARE DRUMS Fred Etheridge Steve Gannon Mike Griffith Clifton Ladd Charles York TROMBONES BASS DRUM Dickie O'Neal David Woods Suellen Wilcoxon Gene Hart Susan Spivey TYMPANI David Jenkins 124 President...................................Cindy Stell '• ' W. V Vice President...........................Anita Christie , •• Secretary............................Suellen Wilcoxon £ e Representative...........................Steve Gannon Librarians................................Lynda Taylor Janet Henderson Gayla Clark Drum Mai°r A new year for the Hamburg High School Band meant new uniforms, new music, new equipment, and even new bandsmen. Under the direction of Mr. Thomas Chapman, the 48-member band was invited to participate in many events, performing in the Ashley County Fair Parade, the Crossett Rodeo Pa- rade, and the Homecoming Parade. In addition, the group supported the football team in spirit, playing at all pep rallies and performing at all football games. The band also presented two concerts. Each year the band takes part in regional competitive events including the All-Region Band, solo and ensemble contests, and the Region IV Band Contest. Marching Band Majorettes Ann Barker Co-captain • • ■ Susan Clark Suellen Wilcoxon Co-captain Mary Ellen Sink Kaye Barnes Melanie Drake Feature Twirler Junior Band JUNIOR BAND PERSONNEL ALTO SAXOPHONES TENOR SAXOPHONE CLARINETS Sharon Wilcoxon Benjie Allbritton Pam Bierbaum David Hamilton Lisa Boss Carol Ann Clark BASS CLARINETS Kathy Tomerlin Kay LaGrone Jacque Pounds Martha Taylor Patricia Tharp Linder Johnson Catherine Tolliver Shelly Wilcoxon Susan Vail Phil Benson Katherine Kellum Debra Crawford Paula Gwin FLUTES TRUMPETS Jaci Kilcrease Tara Holder Carol Ann Wardlaw Marty Edgar Marva Jo Tucker Robbin Turner Barry Jones Annie Mae Hill Anita Clark Randy Denton Patricia Caine Barbara Tucker James Ralph Pam Daniels Claire Carpenter Guy Hughes Patricia McQuay Randy Fischer Randel Forrest SNARE DRUMS BARITONES Ronnie Brown Brad Akers Cliff Biggs Stevie Daniels Keith Ladd Stan White Jerry Murphy Charles Ray Turner Larry Banks Bill Swan Gregory Richards Alan Ogletree FRENCH HORN Jimmy Griever Retta Starling Travis Christmas TYMPANI TROMBONES Leigh Ann Akers Jerry Collins Randy Dawkins Floria Huggins Tammy Bonds Matt Barker 127 Marching Junior Band OFFICERS President . Vice President Secretary . Librarians Leigh Ann Akers . . Stan White .Shelly Wilcoxon . Barbara Tucker Sharon Wilcoxon Mr. Thomas Chapman directs the band. Junior Band Has a Busy Year The Junior Band had 61 members this year, one of the largest junior bands Hamburg has ever had. The band is composed of sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students. This group had complete uniforms for the first time this year, receiving the senior high uniforms when that band was outfitted in new ones. The band participated at all junior football games this year, marched in the Ashley County Fair Parade and the Homecoming Parade, and played at the two concerts. They also participated in the regional competitive events. Pretty Majorettes Lead the Band Shelly Wilcoxon Sharon Wilcoxon Carol Ann Wardlaw A Junior band members take a break from playing at the homecoming pep rally. Leigh Ann Akers Drum Major French Club President . Vice President Secretary . . Representative OFFICERS ............Grace Ellen Wall ............David Jenkins ...............Susan Spivey ...............Sandra Horn The French Club meets the first Monday in each month. The group has enjoyed programs of films and guest speakers. They also had two parties, one at Christmas and one at the end of the year. Mrs. Spivey, the French teacher, sponsors this club. Fellowship of Christian Athletes 130 The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is in its third year at Hamburg High School. This or- ganization is open to all athletes in all sports. The coaches serve as advisers. OFFICERS Captain . . Captain Elect. Secretary . Treasurer . Representative . James Spivey . Stanton Veazey . Willard Barnett .Dale Streeter . Ricky Hawkins Student Library Assistants The Student Library Assistants have continued to serve well the students and faculty of Hamburg High School. In addition to their regular activities, a welfare child's Christmas was made happier when the assistants pro- vided gifts of toys, clothing, and goodies for Santa to deliver. They also entered a float in the homecoming parade using a storybook theme, Babes in Fantasy- land. At the close of the school year, seven seniors will be presented award pins in recognition of their four years of library service. Mrs. Smith, high school librarian, is adviser of this organization. OFFICERS President . Vice President Secretary . Treasurer . Historian . Representative Reporter . . . . Fred Hogan . Anita Christie Mary Ann Wigley . . Pat Langley . Alice High . . Cindy Stell . Glenda Dew Future Homemakers Of America OFFICERS President . 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President 3rd Vice President Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter . Historian . Song Leader . . Representative . Cheryl Spurlock Cheryl Hollis . Anita Christie Mary Ann Wigley . Patsy Martin . Sandra Horn Gail Streeter . Myra Harris .Grace Ellen Wall . Louise CroswelI The F. H. A. is composed of 50 members. To Dare is to Care and Stable Home • - Stable Life were program themes for 1971 - 72. One chapter project was the sponsoring of a foster child at Christmas. Members entertained their mothers during the year at an open house in December and a banquet in the spring. Mrs. Harrod and Miss Lee are the club's sponsors. A high honor came to the club when Patsy Martin was elected to serve as State Federation Vice President for next year. Future Farmers Of America OFFICERS President . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . Sentinel . Representative Reporter . . Junior Adviser Senior Adviser Durell Allison . . James Gwin . Jack McDonald Gene Thompson . . David Duke (not pictured) . . Jim Atkins . . David Bays . Danny Gulledge . .Mr. Franklin (not pictured) Forty-one first year agri students were initiated into the local F. F. A. Chapter this year, making a total membership of 160 - - the largest organization at Hamburg High School. The boys participated in judg- ing contests, elected two sweethearts, and entertained their fathers at a banquet. Lionettes For the first time, the Lionettes met daily during a regular class period at Hamburg High School. The pep squad devoted its time to practicing cheers, learning pom-pom routines and increasing school spirit. Dance routines and skits were performed at pep rallies. The group also attended all home athletic events and traveled to many out-of-town games. These thirty-three energetic girls were in charge of the homecoming activities in the fall and the All-Sports Banquet in the spring. Mrs. McCay sponsored the Lionettes. Linda Brown Captain Georgia Brown Co-captain Cheryl Spurlock Lieutenant Senior Cheerleaders Marilyn Doss • Senior Captain Vickie Knight - Junior Katherine Madison - Junior Debbie Holland - Senior Co-captain Kay Thurman - Senior Susan Rush - Junior Pam LaGrone - Sophomore Betty Timmons - Sophomore Jean White - Sophomore Cubettes The Cubettes' support helped the Junior Lions have a winning season. These girls, under the direction of Mrs. Jaggers and Mrs. Coats, worked hard to raise funds for the All-Sports Banquet. They had charge of the junior high homecoming activities. The group played Santa to a welfare child and helped a needy family at Christmas. Carolyn Goodwin Cubette of the Year OFFICERS Sergeant...........................Peggy Harris Lieutenants......................Donna Knight, Sandra Holland, Karen Noble, Paula Spurlock, Anita Leigh, Kay Smith 136 Junior Cheerleaders Susan Spivey - Ninth Grade Tammy Bonds - Eighth Grade Lou Ann Robinson - Seventh Grade Sue Sink - Ninth Grade Captain Lisa Carpenter - Eighth Grade Co-captain Robbin Turner - Seventh Grade Katherine Kellum - Eighth Grade Flo Jenkins - Seventh Grade 137 National J unior Honor Society OFFICERS President . . . Secretary . . . Assistant Secretary Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . Sponsor . . . . . Shane Daniel Lisa Carpenter Anita Leigh . Bobby Harris . Reid Harrod . . Miss Milus Tammy Bonds Charre Degges Marion Higginbotham Bobby Hill Calvin Kinnaird Joe Locke Lawrence Martin Ashton McCombs There were 16 active members of the National Junior Honor Society this year. Ten new members were induct- ed into the organization at a special assembly program on March 2. INDUCTEES Maletha Coulter Janet Etheridge Pat Gwin Tara Harder Mechelle Hubbard David Jenkins Cindy Ogletree Richard Ogletree Julia Riley Beth Sutton (not pictured) 138 Advertisements Greetings From THE SENIOR CLASS of 1972 140 -det 'Ptatt tyoccx i¥ome W.E. Welch General Contractor Phone 853-8363 Hamburg, Arkansas Martin McDonald's Citgo Heating-Air Conditioning FEDDERS Authorized Sales Service North Main Street Residential-Commercial 853-8204 Phone 853-8061 Lynda's Akers Auto Parts On the Square Light Repair First in Fashion Phone 853-5944 Hamburg Hamburg, Arkansas 141 HAMBURG DRUG COMPANY Prescription Druggists Phone 853-5275 Hamburg BOB DRAKE, OWNER Clear Water LOCKE SPIVEY Equipment Co. North Main-Hw-y. 81 North P.O. Box 89 Phone 853-8786 Hamburg. Arkansas 71646 Carl W. Locke Trust— John W. Spivey Timber Dealer Hamburg Arkansas CONGRATULATIONS Compliments BEST WISHES of from Flowers By Fran BURGESS Phone 853-8066 BARBER SHOP JONES FUNERAL HOME Distinctive Funeral Service ASHLEY LIFE INSURANCE Hamburg Arkansas Sand Gravel It's A Pleasure R. Thompson SUNSET DRIVE-IN Ready Mix Concrete Inc. THEATRE Dozer Backhoe Phone 853-5407 Hamburg Arkansas Wells Grocery The Shoe Center 505 West Long Open from 7a.m. to 8 p. m. Hamburg, Arkansas Handling Shoes for all the family Nunn Bush Connie Jarman Poll Parrot Red Wing Acme Cowboy Boots Hamburg Arkansas MORE MILK TUBBS BODY SHOP 203 East Bartlett Street Ph. 853-8412 Paint. Radiator Repair and Recoring Glass cut and installed 24-Hour Wrecker Service Windshield glass wholesale 143 TAYLOR OIL COMPANY, JOBBER LION OIL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Post Office Box 270 M. Frank Taylor, Jr. Office Phone 853-5920 Residence 853-5367 Stereo Tapes Players Lear Jet KUSTURIN'S GROCERY Books Magazines Icee Films Western Auto W.D. Law Hamburg, Arkansas Phone 853-5216 For All Your Insurance Needs See Howard M. Timmons Anything for the home and automobile Farm Bureau Insurance 108 S. Main Hamburg 144 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 145 CROSSETT DIVISION Bozeman’s Grocery fig nmi iTV Compliments mSjff, ZMt § f of South Main F. K. Bradshaw Son Hamburg, Arkansas HARRISON’S Where quality is not expensive Watches Diamonds Jewelry Fabrics Clothing Shoes Hamburg. Arkansas At AP L, we plan ahead to stay ahead. You and AP L have come a long way over the years. And we congratulate the graduates on their achievement During your school years, we at Arkansas Power Light have been pre- paring for your electric needs today because we know that you are counting on us to provide the highest quality of service That's a responsibility that we take seriously at AP L so that electricity will always be ready to serve you and your future family. Ten seconds from now and ten years from now Arkansas POWER LIGHT Stanley’s Garage 'BETTER. VALUES WALKER HARDWARE COMPANY Hamburg Arkansas '4la oppl ian ces HARDWARE PLUMBING FURNITURE SMALL APPLIANCES NEEDLEWORK CAMPBELL EQUIPMENT COMPANY RCA TELEVISION SERVICE PHONE 853-5561 HAMBURG, ARKANSAS JtCA 147 Compliments of George Butch” Locke State Senator The Sharpest Clothes In Town Will Be Found At Carpenter's Clothing W. E. TUCKER OIL COMPANY, INC. American Oil Jobber standard) A C Products Atlas Products Phone 853-5700 Hamburg, Arkansas 148 Compliments Guy Nolley Agency of Complete Insurance Service Bill Johnson Hamburg Crossett Phone 853-5411 Phone 364-5166 FOOTE’S GROCERY, INC. Your home owned grocery Serving Ashley County for sixty years Wholesale Retail Hamburg Motor Supply and Hamburg Trim Shop United Delco 806 South Main Street 853-8307 and AC Full line of car and truck parts Complete Automobile Tailors re — Complete Fabric Care Center One Stop Service JONES For All Laundry and Dry Cleaning Needs FLOWER AND GIFT Akers Dry Cleaners m shop And Laundry F.T.D. Florafax Akers Laundromat Phone 853-5500 Hamburg, Arkansas 149 P. E. Barnes Lumber Company Pine and Hardwood Lumber Planer - Dry Kiln Sawmill Ashley County Ledger YOUR COUNTY NEWSPAPER Phone 853-8203 Hamburg, Arkansas BUDDY'S DX SERVICE Gerald G. White 205 S. Main Concord Tires Phone 853-8114 Hamburg, Arkansas 150 BOB’S BARBER SHOP Since 1925 Try Us and You Be The Judge Compliments of James L. Sanderlin MAIN STREET TEXACO SERVICE CENTER I Wood and Sanderlin South Main Phone 853-8755 Hamburg, Arkansas Compliments of HOME AND AUTO Hamburg Jaycees SUPPLY Walter and Billy Bierbaum Hamburg, Arkansas SCOTT'S L.P. GAS COMPANY Carburation Appliances Crossett Phone 364-3422 (Texaco] Hamburg Phone 853-5255 151 TEXACO PRODUCTS JOBBER Home Supply SOUTHEAST ARKANSAS' LARGEST FURNITURE STORE Furniture and Appliances Pianos. Gifts and Carpets Mobile Homes and Shell Homes Jack H. Carpenter Ph. 853-5281 Hamburg, Arkansas LOCKE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC YOUR, Insurance If , Independent agent SERVES YOU-FIRST Post Office Box 130 110 North Main Phone 853-5277 Hamburg, Arkansas George Butch Locke, President LINDER MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler Plymouth 300 North Main Street Phone 853-5233 Compliments of Sammie s Malt Shop Kiddie Shoppe Something Special for Baby Deep Wells Plastic Wells Watkins Water Woodie s American Station Well Service 81 and 82 North Billy M. Watkins Owner-Manager 853-8414 205 Smith Street Hamburg, Arkansas 71646 Phone 853-8322 Hamburg, Arkansas Berniece's Watson Hardware Beauty Salon for 410 East Savage New Time or Old Time Hardware Phone 853-8331 In Business 106 Years Phone 853-5288 HENNINGTON CHEVROLET Used Cars Super Service 153 Trucks Compliments of HAMBURG SHIRT CORPORATION Subsidiary of BERNSTEIN SONS SHIRT CORPORATION 154 R.G. LaGrone, Rph. C.F. LaGrone, Rph. South Main Street LAGRONE'S REXALL DRUG STORE Prescriptions Gifts Cosmetics Hamburg Arkansas Deep South Construction Company, Inc. Street and Road Construction Office Phone 853-8215 S.J. Clark George E. Locke Hamburg, Arkansas Hamburg, Arkansas Hennington Insurance and Real Estate 401 N. Main Phone 853-8616 Hamburg, Arkansas 71646 Bierbaum Oil Company Parts - Tires - Gas Phone 853-5332 Hamburg, Arkansas Doug's Spur Station North Main Street Phone 853-8601 Your NAPA Jobber Is The Right Place To Go Phone 853-5470 A S Motor Supply Harold Holland, Owner MURPHY FORD COMPANY Ford Maverick Thunderbird Light and Heavy Duty Trucks DAIRY SERVICES DIVISION BORDEN, INC. 156 JONES' ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION 853-0870 Commercial, Industrial, and Residential Wiring Motor Repair Route 4, Box 143, Hamburg, Arkansas 71646 SANDERLIN, INC. T SANDERLIN MOTORS NTI AC OLDS Sales and Service 225 East McCloy Phone 501-367-5317 Monticello, Arkansas 71655 Best Wishes Ashley County Abstract Company Adams Street Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation Agent PENNINGTON’S ESSO Phone 853-8326 Parts and Accessories Op” A CHECKING ACCOUNT 77u4?M mtft, FARMERS BANK 210 North Main Hamburg, Arkansas A Bank of Friendly Service Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation W. E. TUCKER Butane Gas Company, Incorporated Farm Home Industrial Phone 853-5700 Hamburg, Arkansas MACEL D. BAKER Private Timber Contractor for Georgia-Pacific 853-5293 Hamburg Peggy’s Cafeteria Modern Beauty Salon Sandra Brooks Brenda Gray Fine Home-cooked Foods 408 West Parker Locke Shopping Center Hamburg, Arkansas 5a.m. till 2 p.m. Phone 853-8356 159 Instant Replays '71 Season
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