Hamburg High School - Lion Yearbook (Hamburg, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1975 volume:

V n — Volume 35 Hamburg High School Hamburg, Arkansas WHAT’S INSIDE Dedication.....................................3 Homecoming Highlights..........................4 Student Life...................................6 Seasons at HHS.................................8 Smiling Faces.................................10 Sports Highlights.............................12 Memoriam......................................14 Faculty.......................................15 Senior High...................................25 Personalities.................................49 Activities....................................65 Athletics.....................................89 Middle School...............................113 Elementary..................................123 Team Supporters..............................139 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 c - — CHARACTER O- OPTIMISM A - — AMIABILITY C - — COMPASSION H - — HONOR C - — COMPETENCE O - — OPEN-MINDEDNESS L - — LEADERSHIP E - — ENTHUSIASM M - MODESTY A - — APPRECIATION N - — NOBLENESS COACH CHARLES COLEMAN The 1974-1975 yearbook is dedicated to Coach Charles Coleman. Coach Coleman first came to Hamburg as an as- sistant under Don Crews for several years, before leaving Hamburg for Smackover. Later, he came back to Hamburg as junior high coach. Now, as head senior coach, his leading records can partly be attributed to his winning attitude and interest in his work. In 1972, he was named “Coach of the Year.” Since then, he has continued to turn out 8-A A championship teams. Some of his winning records are 5-3-1, 8-3, 8-2, and 7-1-3. Winning the 8-AA title has always been a dream in Hamburg, and he, along with some fine players made it come true. 3 To H.H.S., Seasons Bring . . . LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP TO BOTTOM: Junior Home- coming Queen Carla Crews takes a moment before the parade begins to pose for a picture. Mr. C. L. Adams presents a Lion statue to Mr. Aliibritton at the Junior Homecoming Festivities. Deedra Bradshaw and Haley Locke, are the seventh grade maids. Eighth grade maids. Glenda Carter and Mary Mur- phy. ride on the winning float. Lisa Riley and Kelley Jo Clark represent the 9th grade. Mark Gabbie and Steven Murphy proudly assist Mr. Don Crews as he escorts Queen Carla off the field. WINNING THEIR WAY LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP TO 80TT0M Queen Sue Sink will soon be crowned by Bobby Gwin as Carl Jeffers looks on. Sophomore maids. Flo Jenkins and Maggie Wilson, sit pretty Junior maids. L:sa Carpenter and Leigh Ann Akers, ride on a prize-winning float Maids Kay Smith and Peggy Harris represent the Senior class in the parade. Queen Sue and her court are anxious for the game to begin Escort. Carl Jeffers, enjoys the pre-game activities LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP TO BOTTOM: Dan walks Lisa to class. Belinda primps for senior pictures. The judge asks Carl Robinson if there are any more cases on the docket on Youth Appreciation Day. Mrs. Carol Carpenter keeps her 11th grade students busy. FFA initiates pose for a picture. Enthusiastic HHS students express their spirit by buying ribbons. Earnie shows his agri techniques to interested boys. It takes a lot to knock some sense into Claire, right Kay? 6 Student Life LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Lily Hughes gets a facial, compliments of Mrs Watson. Merle Norman Cosmetics. Kenny Burns, better known as Peanut, proudly displays his ‘ spirit hat. with permission from Mr. Hall. HHS band stands at attention during the Cros- sed football game — notice the scoreboard in the background. Barbara Hill shows her feelings toward the Star City ballgame. Ronnie Davis has just one more thing to say: Are you ready?.... Exhausted Lionettes and band members take a break after the county parade. Mr. Hall speaks to HHS students at the Student Council induction assembly. 7 Summer mm . . . Smiling LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP TO BOT- TOM: Maybe Brad Akers will smile when he gets to the top. Easter Brown . . . where is your rainbow wig? Watch out! Ricky Rozeman may cream you. Calvin Booker. Johnny Ashford, and George Hampton approve of the weather. HHS students learn about guns in the safety course. Bruce Huffman enjoys the snow. Eat your heart out. Eagles! We gotcha! Tammy Bonds and Flo Jenkins gave them fair warning. Kathy Miller smiles even when she sleeps. HHS teachers play in Kiwanis basketball game. Faces LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP TO BOTTOM: Lisa Carpenter and Buddy Boyd smile ... they may be on candid camera. Yes. they're all seniors except Stephen, right John? Darrel At- kins. Alice Hill, and Marva Tucker smile, despite the cold weather. Katherine Kellum worked hard back- ing the Lions. Freshman Faye Boyd is caught by the camera's eye. Karen Noble grins at the “cheer- leaders”: Lawrence Grubb. Troy Paskel, and Reid Harrod. 11 ' VUI. v.vun VVI uuimuyj, sit we come! The Bulldogs didn't hold us long. With a score of 14-7 at the Crossett game, our major- ettes proudly perform at half- time. Calvin Booker is the reci- pient of a 4-year football scholarship to UAPB. Seniors look on while the class of 76 express their spiritl LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP TO BOTTOM: Alfonso King shoots two while a Monticello Billie looks on. Randy Fisher takes time out from practice to show us his technique. The track boys might run faster if it were the real thing! Hey. is this a basketball game, or a wrestling match? - r- 13 In Memory TO THOSE I LOVE If I should ever leave you whom I love to go along the silent way, grieve not. Nor speak of me with tears, but laugh and talk Of me as if 1 were beside you, for Who knows, but I shall be often times? Td come. I'd come could I but find a way! But would not tears and grief be barriers? And w hen you hear a song I used to sing. Or see a bird 1 loved — let not the thought Of me be sad, for I am loving you Just as I always have . . . you were so good to. to me . . . So many things I wanted still to do . . . So many, many things to say to you . . . Remember that I did not fear ... It was Just leaving you I could not bear to face . . . We cannot see Beyond . . . But this 1 know, I loved you so — 'twas Heaven here with you! — Is la Paschal Richardson 14 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT S MESSAGE Dear Staff Members: You are to be commended for another fine yearbook. The Lion of ’75 reflects many memories which we will treasure for years to come. The spirit of togetherness which you exemplified in completing this publication in- spires me to place more confidence in you to leave this world a better place than you found it. We are saddened for the second year in a row by the loss of another one of our fine students. He will be remembered for what he added to our spirit of togetherness as well as for his other personal achievements. 1 will always cherish my past and future asso- ciations with you and other members of the stu- dent body. Your lives are near and dear to me and have added much purpose to my life. Sincerely, B. W. Allbritton, Jr. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. B. W. Allbritton. Jr. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE In our times just an education is not enough. There is much more to a successful life than getting an education and making money. On your journey toward maturity you must learn self-reliance and respect for yourself and others. You must learn what it means to “Pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America.” You must learn to rely on a divine being when human resources are no longer sufficient. You must learn the suprem- acy of right over wrong and how to apply this in your relations with your fellow being. All these things and others are the reason we exist here at Hamburg High School. J. W. Hall HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. J. W. Hall Mr. Shelby Harrod came to Hamburg in 1955 as the senior high basketball coach and junior high football coach. Before coming to Hamburg he had served as basketball coach at Hermitage and Til- lar. In 1970. he became principal of the newly organized Hamburg Middle School. In addition to Mr. Harrod's duties as principal, he continues to serve as the head basketball coach for the senior high boys. Mr. Bobby Harper came to Hamburg in 1973 from Crossett, where he was the senior high boys' basketball coach. His qualifications include a B.S.E. from the University of Arkansas at Mon- ticelloand a M.S.E. from Arkansas State Univer- sity. Although Mr. Harper is involved in many activities, he finds time to work as a youth leader. This year he served as sponsor of the Hamburg Chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. In 1974, the Hamburg Board of Education faced many problems. But by working closely with the faculty and students, they were able to resolve these problems and continue their respon- sibilities. The school board has many duties in several different areas. Personnel, financial, and stu- dent-teacher relationships are just a few. The members of this board work very hard to keep the Hamburg School System run- ning smoothly. BOARD OF EDUCATION Members of the board are pictured left to right: Mr. Gordon Hennington, President; Mr. Robby Thompson; Mrs. Patti Hamil- ton; Mr. Willie B. Streeter. Secretary; and Mr. Jack Shell. 17 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. Robert Avery—8.S. Social Studies and Math Mrs. Carol Ann Carpenter—B.S. Spanish and English Mr. Drew Carpenter—B.S.E. Social Studies Mr. Thomas Chapman—B A. Band Director Mr. Charles Coleman—B.S.E Physical Education Mrs. Dorinda Crews—M.S.E. Business Education Mr. Charles Franklin—B.S.A. Agriculture Mrs. Diane Harper Student Center Supervisor Mrs. Mary Dell Harrod—B.S.E. Home Economics Mrs. Dorothy Higginbotham—M.S.E. Guidance Counselor Mrs. Christy Holland—B.S.E. Physical Education and Health Mr. Johr Jaggers—M.S.E. Science and Driver Education AT LEFT. MRS. HIGGINBOTHAM IS WORKING HARD ON NORTH CENTRAL EVALUATION. 18 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Linda McCay—B.S.E.. M S. Social Studies Mr. Johnny McMurry— B S E. Social Studies and Physical Ed. Mrs. Margaret Phillips—M S.E.. B.S. Science Mr. John Ricks—B.S.E. Mathematics Mr. Jim Scott—B.S.E. Federal Programs Coordinator Algebra and Physical Science Mr. Steve Sessions—B.S.E. English and Physical Education Mr. Rickey White—B.S.E. English Mrs. Ruth White—B.S.E. Business Education Mrs. Evelyn Smith — B.A., M.L.S. Librarian Mr. Warded Washington—B.A. Reading and Special Education ALGEBRA II STUDENTS RECEIVE ASSISTANCE FROM MR. RICKS. WONDER WHAT MR. HALL HAS ON HIS MIND NOW? MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Eloise Baker Study Hall Supervisor Mrs. Imie Carpenter—B.S. Mathematics Mrs. Nancy Davis—B.S.E. Science Mrs. Mary Dawson—B.S. Math, Science Mr. Gary Farmer—B.S.E. Social Science Mr. Alton Franklin—BS. Science Mr. David Funderburg—B.S.E. Social Studies. Physical Educ. Mrs. Shirley Gunnels—B.S.E. English Mrs. Gay Jaggers—B.S.E. Social Studies. Physical Educ. Mr. Alvin McGhee—B S. Reading. Art Miss Brenda Milus—B.M.E. Social Science Miss Lula Milus—M S.E. English Mrs. Connie Smith—M S. Mathematics MRS. IMIE EXPLAINS THE USE OF A PROTRACTOR TO HER 8TH GRADE CLASS. 20 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Joreta Allbritton—B.S.E.. M.E. Kindergarten Mrs. Claudia Avery—B.S. Reading Mrs. Mildred Avery—B.S. Fifth Grade Mrs. Mary Barker—B.S.E. First Grade Mrs. Pauline Bellott—B.S.E. Second Grade Mrs. Jewel Bierbaum—B.S.E. Third Grade Miss Delois Billings—B.S. Kindergarten Mrs. Wilma Brooks—B.S.E.. M.S.E. First Grade Mrs. June Cagle—B.A. First Grade Mrs. Marjorie Carpenter—B.A. Second Grade Mrs. Susie Coleman—B.S.E. Second Grade Mr. L. A. Collins—B.S.E.. M.E. Fourth Grade Mrs. Margaret Foote—B.S. Fourth Grade Mrs. Maysel Fryar—B.S. First Grade Mrs. Sandy Funderburg—B.S.E. Second Grade 21 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Clara Hall—B.S.E. Fifth Grade Mrs. Linda Hill—B.S. Kindergarten Mrs. Sharon Hollis—B.S.E. Third Grade Mrs. Ree Horton—B.S.E. Third Grade Mrs. Dorris Jones—B.A. Kindergarten Mrs. Mary McLoud—B.S.E. Fifth Grade Mrs. Clara Overton—B.A. Third Grade Mrs. Adele Phillips—M.E. Kindergarten Mrs. Judy Sessions—B.S.E. Fourth Grade Mrs. Marilyn Streeter—B.S.E. Second Grade Mrs. Joann Sullivan—B.S.E. Fifth Grade Mrs. Ora Tucker—B.S.E. Third Grade Mrs. Lavon Vaden—B.S.E. Fifth Grade Mr. Tommie Walker—B.S.E. Fourth Grade Mrs. Sharon Williams—B.S. First Grade SPECIAL STAFF Mrs. Linell Banks Teacher Aide Mrs. Marilyn Carpenter Administrative Aide Mrs. Betty Eubanks Listening Center Coordinator Mrs. Helen Foote. R.N. School Nurse Mrs. Maude Franklin Lunchroom Supervisor Mrs. Linda Hollis Receptionist Mr. Tommy Hollis Vehicle and Maintenance Supervisor Mrs. Mary Jo Jacks Teacher Aide Mrs. Dian Ricks Teacher Aide Mrs. Katherine Tolefree Teacher Aide Mrs. Hah Ward Bookkeeper Mrs. Betty Miller—Not pictured Teacher aide IS MRS. RICKS' EFFICIENCY KEEPS MIDDLE SCHOOL RUNNING EVEN SPONSORS GET ALL WORN OUT! SMOOTHLY. SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Cafeteria Workers Left to Right: Mrs. E. McClain. Mrs. M. White. Mrs. O. Woods. Mrs. M. Cal- lins. Mrs. S. Tomer- lain. Mrs. M. Ticer. Mrs. L. A. Johnson. Mrs. E. Martin. Mrs. P. Martin. Mrs. F. Mc- Cloud. Mrs. P. Cecil. Custodians V. D. Adams, Mrs. Virdell Jen- kins. Mrs. Roberta Wilson. Mrs. Emma Lee Goodwin. Mrs. Sis- cily McCrory, Flanders Lowe. Mrs. Ester Mae Lambert. Bus Drivers C. Conley. J. Ricks. R. Avery. T. Chapman. Mrs. B. Chapman. Mrs. E. Kinnaird. J. Scott. Mrs. A. Adams. B. Hill. W. Washing- ton. J. Jaggers. SENIOR HIGH SENIORS The Seniors of 1975 anxiously awaited their last year and were filled with relief and sadness to finally make it. But this didn’t last long when they found it would be busier than ever. With the spirit-drive, pictures to be taken, a play to be performed, invitations to be selected, and tests and banquets . . . they soon found the year to be filled with activities. The Seniors this year have accomplished a lot as a class as well as individually. The year they had all awaited anxiously for was now over before they knew it. They walked down the aisle on May 19, 1975 with diplomas in hand and a starry look to the future. Officers Pres............................Mike Sanderlin Vice Pres..................Earnie Hennington Sec.-Tres................................Peggy Harris Reporter............................Sue Sink Pari......................................Carl Jeffers S. C. Rep...................Mechelle Hubbard, Debbie Scott, and Anita Leigh Sponsors........................Mrs. Sanderlin Mr. Coleman FOUR PRETTY MAIDS 26 Linsley Lee Adams Johnny Mike Adcock Dan Allen Allison 27 Sterling Oliver Atkins. Jr. Terry Lee Bierbaum Calvin E. Booker V David Alan Booth Byron Maurice Bordeaux Eddy Mack Boykin 28 Tammy Burt Johnny Bussell Kenneth Roy Cameron Lamar T. Degges Larry Dean Etheridge Ronnie Davis (Not Pictured) 29 pw John Morrell Foster Anthony Bryan Fulgham John Gee Vickie Ann Gibbs Debra Jo Girtmon SHANE DANIEL TAKES A BREAK FROM THE GAME. 30 Dennis Girtmon Carolyn Jean Goodwin Andrew Lee Griffin Willie E. Griffin Bobby J. Gwin Peggy Rebecca Harris Bobby Glenn Harville PECOLA NELSON GETS READY FOR HER SENIOR PICTURE. Cal E. Haynes Earnest Gene Henmngton. Jr. George Washington Howard. Jr Mechelle Hubbard 31 Bruce Alan Huffman Jimmy Carl Huggins Lily Mae Hughes Carl Dean Jeffers David August Jenkins Paula Jones Royce Glen Keen Danny Morgan Kelley Nancy Gayle Kelley Kerry Johnson (Not Pictured) i r 32 v ANITA LEIGH WAS CITY CLERK ON YOUTH APPRECIATION DAY. Maurice Alfonsa Lamar King Jo Anne King Cynthia Anne Knight Anita Faye Leigh Judy Diane Livingston Karla Jean Maxwell Russell Maxwell Ashton Pugh McCombs III Paula Johnson McDuffie 33 Joey McNeil Jack Murphy Pecola Nelson VICKIE GIBBS WORKS HARD ON HER RECORD KEEPING ASSIGNMENT. William Charles Nutter Cindy Ogletree Sharon Kaye Pippen Cheryl Ann Pollock Linda Sue Riley 34 Robin Lynn Rogers Terry Lee Rucker Michael Lee Sanderlin Sue Eleanor Sink Barbara Kay Smith Susan Florence Spivey 35 Barbara Jean Spurlin Levell Stanley, Jr. Belinda Rose Timms r . Ron Wahl James Dennis Watkins SHARON LIKES TO HAVE HER PICTURE TAKEN. Robert Lee Watkins Rosemary Watkins Frank Charles Woods 36 JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President.......................Bobby Harris Vice-President..........................Paula Spurlock Sec.-Treasurer......................Leigh Ann Akers Reporter......................Lisa Carpenter Parliamentarian...............Jimmy Griever Student Council Rep....................Calvin Kinnaird (not pictured) Bobby Hill Tammy Bonds Sponsors...........Mrs. McCay, Mr. Franklin The Junior class of 1975 had lots of spirit to back their school. They proved this with a first place float at Homecoming and they were chosen the class with the most enthusiasm during spirit week. They held the traditional class play and magazine subscription drive in order to raise money to honor the seniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet. BRENDA TANKERSLEY. A JUNIOR. WAS A PARTICIPANT IN THE MISS ASHLEY COUNTY CONTEST. 37 4. RAINY DAYS AND MONDAYS ALWAYS GET PAT DOWN. Linda Akers Matt Barker Calvin Barnett James Barnett Kaye Bates Tammy Bonds Lisa Carpenter Donnell Collins Karen Collins • WONDER WHAT S ON DONNELL'S MIND. Jim Cone Ronnie Coulter Reagan Craig Mark Crossley Pam Daniel George Dickerson 38 THE JUNIORS' WORK PAID OFF DURING SPIRIT WEEK. ON FRIDAY. GAME PLANS TAKE PRIORITY OVER HISTORY WITH REID. Sandra Faulk Bobbye Franklin Mike Garner Jimmy Griever Ricky Griffin Randall Griffith Lawrence Grubb Don Gwin James Hampton Bobby Harris Reid Harrod Ted Hennington 39 Jay Higginbotham Lamar Higginbotham Marion Higginbotham IT S ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE DAYS. A FIERCE LION. NO. 23. LURKS IN THE SHA- DOWS! Ronald Hubbard Randy Johnson Carolyn Jordan Raymond Karnes Katherine Kellum Teresa King Calvin Kinnaird Jane Lawrence Clyde Leonard Betty Lloyd Lawrence Martin Herman Morman Jerry Murphy Karen Noble Keith Noble 40 Teresa Perry Donna Pill Danny Rials Nancy Ricks Rodney Ricks Debbie Robbins Carl Robinson Joel Rotton Yvonne Shutes Ruby Singleton Brad Sink Gary Spurlock Paula Spurlock Billy Stanley Waymen Stanley Clevie Summerland Brenda Tankersley Ricky Tippitt Hazel Tolbert Danny Walton Carol Ann Wardlaw Carolyn Ware Michael Washington Ronald Watt Mitchel White Stan White Barbara Williamson Kathy Wooten Lisa Wooten Ronnie Wright 41 SOPHOMORES Jackie Adams Brad Akers Benjie Allbritton Johnny Ashford MR. McMURRYS HOMEROOM OFFICERS President.......................Jerry Collins Vice-President................Ricky Bozeman Sec.-Treasurer......................Bob Burt Reporter.........................Anita Booth Parliamentarian...................Stan Craig Student Council Rep.........Claire Carpenter Dewey Barnard Opal Barnes Tim Barnes Bobby Barnett Charles Barnett Anita Booth Buddy Boyd Mike Boykin Ricky Bozeman Audrey Brown Easter Mae Brown Jessie Brown Ronnie Brown Eddie Burch Kenny Burns Bob Burt Belinda Caine Harold Caine Claire Carpenter Linda Christie Betty Clark Carol Ann Clark James Colbert Jerry Collins Mike Cone Stan Craig Venson Davis Randy Denton Henry Dickerson Bobby Duckworth 42 Donna Duckworth Janet Etheridge Randy Fischer Jami Forrest Randal Forrest Daisy Franklin Kaye Franklin Jack Gee MR. RICKS’ HOMEROOM OFFICERS President......................Randy Fischer Vice-President.................Flo Jenkins Sec.-Treasurer.................Barbara Hill Reporter.......................Steve Jacks Parliamentarian Janet Etheridge (not pictured) Student Council Rep................Pat Gwin Andrea Gibbs Mike Grubb Pat Gwin David Hamilton George Hampton Tara Harder Dave Haynes Alice Hill Barbara Hill Sandra Holland Elbert Holt Debra Huffman Guy Hughes Steve Jacks Flo Jenkins Kathy Johnson Debi Keen Peggy Knight Donna Knight Boyd Kusturin Keith Ladd Kay LaGrone Howard Lansdalc Lydia Lovett Donna Lucas Dian Martin 43 Randy Martin James Mason Ollie Mason Elizabeth McGhee Kathy Miller Cindy Maxwell David Maxwell Alma Mays Willie Mays Damon McKee MR. WHITE S HOMEROOM OFFICERS President—David Maxwell. Vice President—Donna Knight. Sec.-Treasurer—Lou Ann Robinson. Reporter —Kay LaGrone. Parliamentarian—Randy Rutledge. Student Council Rep.—Boyd Kusturin (not pictured). John Murphy Sandra Green Neal Brady Nelson Sammy Oden Buddy Ogletree Jimbo Ralph Cindy Ray Gregory Richards Lisa Richardson Julia Riley Vickie Riley Joel Robinson Lou Ann Robinson James Rogers Randy Rutledge Lauretta Shutes Jacqueline Simpson Tony Skender Betty Stanley Linda Stanley Retta Starling Randy Streeter Chuck Sutton Billy Mark Swan Dorothy Taylor Martha Taylor Catherine Tolliver Hershey Thompson Marva Jo Tucker Charles Turner Susan Vail Karen Wallace Kathy Ware Tina Warren Priscilla Watkins MR. CARPENTER S HOMEROOM OFFICERS President—Marva Jo Tucker. Vice President—Billy Mark Swan. Sec.- Treasurer—Shelly Wilcoxen. Reporter—Martha Taylor. Parliamentarian— Kathy Ware. Student Council Rep.—Sharon Wilcoxen. COULD IT REALLY BE STEVE McQUEEN BEHIND THOSE POLA- ROIDS? SHELLY MAY BE CAMERA SHY BUT KAY IS NOT. 45 FRESHMEN MRS. CREWS HOMEROOM OFFICERS President—Carla Crews. V. President—Kelley Jo Clark. Sec.- Tres.—Phil Benson. Reporter—Faye Boyd. Pari.—Julia Adams. S.C. Rep.—Joann Cameron (not pic- tured). MR. JAGGER'S HOMEROOM OFFICERS President—Kenny Pennington. V. President—Lisa Riley. Sec.-Tres.— Jerry Skender. Reporter—Janice Rucker (not pictured). Parl.- Jacque Pounds. S.C. Rep.—Johnette Nolan. MR. WASHINGTON S HOMEROOM OFFICERS President—Pam Tumilson. V. Pres.—Roy Vail. Sec.-Tres.—Betty Thompson (not pictured). Reporter—Kathy Tomerlin. S.C. Rep.—Joy Wigley. MRS. HARROD S HOMEROOM OFFICERS President—Stephen Murphy. V. Pres.—Terry Livingston. Sec.-Tres.—Sissy Maxwell. Reporter—Jacque Kilcrease. Pari.—Jerry Maxwell. S.C. Rep.—Renee Jones. MR. AVERY'S HOMEROOM OFFICERS President—Mark Gabbie. V. Pres.—Freddie Griffin. Sec.-Tres.—Annie Hill. Reporter—Steve Daniel. Pari.—Melody Harris. S.C. Rep.—Tina Higginbotham. 46 Larry Banks Joel Barnes Lora Barnett Penny Batterton Phil Benson Pam Bierbaum Faye Boyd Betty Boykin Dorothy Bridges Freddie Brown Billy Caine Patricia Caine Joann Cameron Patti Chapman Steve Chaney Kelley Jo Clark Hattie Colbert William Colbert Lavon Cope Michael Cox Lou Ann Craig Debra Crawford Carla Crews Steve Cunningham Bobby Curran Kathy Curran Kevin Daniel Steve Daniel Wayne Davis Randy Dawkins Ronald Degges Marty Edgar Arline Elton Lucrecia Fleming Jimmy Foster Jimmy Funderberg Mark Gabbie Emma Gamble Mary Green Freddie Griffin Regina Griggs Bobby Gulledge Lewis Gulledge Paula Gwin Larry Hampton Martha Hampton Melody Harris Rusty Harville John Haynes Gary Higginbotham Tina Higginbotham Annie Hill Lisa Hollis Floria Huggins Barbara Johnson Danny Johnson Julia Adams Kelly Adams Paul Adcock John Aiken Robert Aiken Vicky Akers 47 Eddie Johnson Linder Johnson Barry Jones Renee Jones Fredia Jordan Ronnie Kelley Terry Kelley Jaci Kilcrease Lynn King Donna Kinnaird Terry Livingston Carlos Lucas Gerald Martin Sissy Maxwell Jerry Maxwell Gloria Mays Patsy McQuay Johnny Miles Virgil Miller Stephen Murphy Johnette Nolan Alan Ogletree Kenny Pennington William Pierce Jimmy Pippen Nancy Pippen Jacque Pounds Carmen Pruitt Annette Pugh James Richards Keith Richardson Brenda Ricks Lisa Riley Robert Robinson Donald Rosen Janice Rucker Zachary Sales Evelyn Sawyer Charles Singleton Jerry Skender Larry Sled Belinda Spurlock Robin Stafford Joyce Stell Keith Summerland Betty Thompson Janice Tippie Kathy Tomerlin Bruce Towe Priscilla Trice Barbara Tucker Pam Tumilson Roy Vail Michael Washburn Leon Webster Sarah Webster Joy Wig ley Don Williamson Dorothy Woods David Wright PERSONALITY LION QUEEN FINALISTS Peggy Harris Kay Smith The Sr. class selected four girls which they felt would best represent H.H.S. as Lion Queen. Unfortunately only one girl could win but she is truly a beauty Lion Queen Tammy Burt. Queen Tammy likes to sing at her church in trios or quartets. She is a member of LB LA and is on the Hamburger Staff. Candidate Peggy Harris is a member of the band and is a majorette. She is Vice President of FBI.A and serves on the Lion and Ham- burger Staffs. Candidate Kay Smith is on the Hamburger Staff and is Historian of LB LA. She is a member of the band and is captain of the majorettes. Candidate Sue Sink is a member of the Lionettes and is a cheerleader. She serves on the Lion Staff and is editor of the Hamburger. Sue Sink 50 74-75 LION QUEEN TAMMY BURT JUNIOR HOMECOMING ROYALTY Haley Locke Lisa Riley Mary Murphy Queen Carla Crews Kelley Clark Deedra Bradshaw Glenda Carter “A Walk Down Broadway was the Junior Homecoming theme this year and Queen Carla Crews walked down Broad- way with Mark Gabbie and Stephen Mur- phy. Tina Higginbotham served as M.C. The royal court sat in front of their make believe star dressing rooms while the Cub- ettes sang a song. That was followed by the majorettes and a cheerleader dance. Queen Carla was crowned in the pre- game ceremony by Stephen Murphy. The game score was Monticello 35 and Hamburg 0. QUFF.N C ARLA CRFWS SENIOR HOMECOMING ROYALTY Flo Jenkins Peggy Harris Leigh Akers Queen Sue Sink Kay Smith Maggie Wilson Lisa Carpenter QUEEN SUE SINK Queen Sue Sink reigned over the “74” Homecoming festivities. “Seasons in the Sun was the theme. Mr. Steve Sessions introduced the court as they walked into autumn leaves. An old oak tree majestically reigned over the court decorated with fall hues. The entertainment began with Tina Hig- ginbotham singing the theme song. The majorettes twirled and the cheerleaders sang a tune to honor Queen Sue. Susan Spivey did a ballet to further enhance the onlookers. The annual parade made up of class and club floats, the band, and the Lionettes was held at 2 p.m. Queen Sue was crowned by Carl Jeffers in the pre-game ceremony. Bobby Gwin and Carl Jeffers were the Lion Captains. Everyone boosted the Lions to a tie with Dumas. The score was 7 to 7. 53 FHA BEAU 54 SHANE DANIEL FFA SWEETHEARTS LISA RILEY Beauty is like the surf that never ceases. Beauty is like the night that never dies. Beauty is like a forest pool where peace is. And a recurrent waning planet lies. — Struthers Burt These two beautiful girls were picked by the F.F.A. to represent their club. Kay and Lisa have special qualities that exemplify characteristics of a well rounded girl at H.H.S. KAY SMITH 55 BYRON BORDEAUX ASHTON McCOMBS HONOR GRADUATES SUE SINK SUSAN SPIVEY SUSIE RILEY EARNIE HENNINGTON Byron Bordeaux, is vice president of the Student C ouncil and a starter on the basketball team. Susan Spivey is captain of the senior cheerleaders and co-editor of the LION '15. Charre Degges was awarded a partial grant for her original reading in the district Junior Miss Pageant. She is secretary of the Student Council. Ashton McCombs, co-editor of the annual, is captain of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Sue Sink was a delegate to Girls State and is editor of the school newspaper. Susie Riley is secretary of the National Honor Society and was selected for outstanding work in the 4-H Club. She attended the Citizenship Short Course in Washington. D.C. Earnie Hennington is president of the Future Farmers of America and was chosen as senior class favorite. Anita Leigh is a member of the National Honor Society and captain of the Lionettes. Shane Daniel was elected to Who’s Who Among American Athletes, All District, and All Southeast Arkansas for outstanding performance in football. It can easily be seen that these students were active, and yet they still managed to maintain a 3.5 grade-point average after seven semesters. ANITA LEIGH SHANE DANIEL MR. MISS H.H.S. SUE SINK AND CARL JEFFERS 58 WHO’S WHO AT LEFT TO RIGHT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: SHANE DANIEL AND CHARRE DEGGES FRIENDLIEST: PAULA SPURLOCK AND CARL JEFFERS CUTEST: TERRY RUCKER. LEIGH AKERS AND ASHTON McCOMBS WITTIEST: JANE LAWRENCE AND BRUCE HUFFMAN i 59 MOST HANDSOME C.V TTT W:XS , i ,V v ;:.V i.- viiBBfc . ilta£ k'4fy v , 5o ,. '.'i £ RANDY FISCHER SOPHOMORE EARNIE H ENNINGTON SENIOR BOBBY HARRIS JUNIOR MOST BEAUTIFUL 61 FLO JENKINS SOPHOMORE SUE SINK SENIOR LAM MY BONDS JUNIOR HHS CLASS FAVORITES 62 10TH-FLO JENKINS AND RANDY STREETER L TO R 12TH-KAY SMITH AND EARNIE HENNINGTON 11TH-TERESA PERRY AND BOBBY HARRIS 9TH-CARLA CREWS AND MARK GABBIE Ron Wahl was named a commended student by the National Merit Scholar- ship Corporation. Coin Club Officers: Pres.—Carl Robinson; V. Pres. — Belinda Spurlock; Sec. — Carolyn Ware; Tres. — Kathy Ware; S.C. Rep.— Lauretta Shutes (Not Pictured); Sponsor — Mr. Washington. This year s Jr. Co-Editors for the Lion are Reid Harrod and Lisa Carpenter. Cindy Ogletree. 1975 Family Leader of Tomorrow, is presented a charm by Mrs. Harrod. Girls State — Sue Sink. Lily Hughes. Cindy Ogletree. and Susan Spivey. Boys State — Dan Allison. Anthony Fulgham. and Byron Bordeaux. All-Regional Band Members. Matt DAR Good Citizen — Susan Spivey is presented her award Barker and Cindy Ogletree. by Mr. Hall. BAND ROYALTY Peggy Harris and Darrell Atkins STUDENT CENTER BOARD Sponsor — Mrs. Harper GOOD CITIZENS FIRST SIX WEEKS Charre Degges and Carl Jeffers THIRD SIX WEEKS Paula Spurlock and Bobby Duckworth 64 SECOND SIX WEEKS Susie Riley and Reid Harrod FOURTH SIX WEEKS Pat Gwin and Carl Robinson ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS PRINCIPAL Carl Jeffers. President; Byron Bor- deaux, Vice-President. Top to Bottom: Martha Taylor. Trea surer; Sue Sink. Reporter. Charre Degges. Secretary; Lisa Car- penter. Parliamentarian. STUDENT COUNCIL The 1974-75 Student Council was an active group. It elected good citizens, gave a basket of food to a needy family at Christmas, participated in Youth Appreciation Day which was sponsored by the Optimist Club, and started a rap group which brought student prob- lems and ideas to Mr. Hall’s at- tention. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Carl Jeffers....... Byron Bordeaux .... Calvin Kinnaird.... Charre Degges...... Sue Sink........... Lisa Carpenter..... Mrs. Higginbotham Mrs. Harper ............Executive Building and Grounds ........Sportsmanship Constitution Revision .......Bulletin Board ..............Project .............Sponsors 67 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President.... V.-President Secretary... Treasurer... Reporter.... Pari........ S.C. Rep.... Sponsor..... .....Carl Jeffers Ashton McCombs .....Susie Riley ..Paula Spurlock ..Cindy Ogletree .....Bobby Harris .....Teresa Perry ..Mrs. Margaret Phillips MEMBERS Matt Barker Tammy Bonds Byron Bordeaux Lisa Carpenter Maletha Coulter Mark Crossley Charre Degges Jimmy Griever Lawrence Grubb Reid Harrod Bobby Hill Jimmy Horn David Jenkins Calvin Kinnaird Anita Leigh Karen Noble Sue Sink Susan Spivey Barbara Spurlin Clevie Summerland Carol Wardlaw INDUCTEES Leigh Akers Tim Barnes Buddy Boyd Ricky Bozeman Claire Carpenter Linda Christie Carol Ann Clark Randy Denton Janet Etheridge Michael Grubb Pat Gwin David Hamilton Tara Harder Steve Jacks Kay LaGrone Paula McDuffee Danny McNeil John Murphy Richard Ogletree Donna Pill Julia Riley James Rogers Linda Stanley Chuck Sutton Martha Taylor Mark Woods 63 QUILL AND SCROLL Tammy Burt Lisa Carpenter Maletha Coulter Charre Degges Peggy Harris Reid Harrod Lily Hughes Ashton McCombs SIXTEEN JUNIORS AND SENIORS CHO- SEN FOR MEMBER- SHIP IN HONOR SO- CIETY FOR HIGH SCHOOL JOURNA- LISTS. Paula McDuffie Cindy dgletree Cheryl Pollock Susie Riley Robin Rogers Sue Sink Kay Smith Susan Spivey Sponsors: Mrs. Crews Mrs. White UTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA President.........................................Maletha Coulter Vice President...............................Peggy Harris Secretary......................................Sue Sink Treasurer...........................................Paula Spurlock Reporter.............................Carolyn Goodwin Historian.........................................Kay Smith Sponsors.........................................Mrs. Crews Mrs. White 69 THE STAFF Left to Right. Sitting: Sue Sink. Editor; Debbie Scott. Assistant Editor. Standing: Maletha Coulter. Tammy Burt. Peggy Harris, Katherine Kellum, Kay Smith. Robin Rogers. Judy Livingston. Carolyn Goodwin, Cartoonist; Lily Hughes. Paula McDuffie, Cheryl Pollock. Cindy Knight. Nancy Kelley. Paula Jones (Not pictured). HAMBURGER STAFF In the 1974 school year, the Business and Office Education girls were the staff, sponsored by Mrs. Dorinda Crews. The paper, printed bi-weekly, was published in the Ashley County Ledger, which helped to express to the community the spirit of Ham- burg High School. ONE OF THE EDITOR S JOBS IS TO PREPARE HEADLINES FOR EACH STORY IN THE HAMBURGER. 70 LION STAFF CO-EDITORS. SUSAN SPIVEY AND ASHTON McCOMBS TRY DESPERATELY TO MEET THEIR DEADLINES. This year’s Lion Staff, spon- sored by Mrs. Ruth White, con- sisted of some go-getters who were always in action. If they weren't finding pic- turesque poses, they were typing their fingers off. The staff tried very hard to make this the best yearbook H.H.S. has ever had and they showed their love for H.H.S. through their work. Co-Editors........Susan Spivey Ashton McCombs Class Editors......Susie Riley Charre Degges Business Manager.....Sue Sink Sports Editor......Reid Harrod Act. Editor....Lisa Carpenter Photographer ....Mark Crossley Typists.........Cindy Ogletree Peggy Harris Adviser......Mrs. Ruth White 71 F.F.A. With 130 boys holding member- ships, this year's F.F.A. chapter proved to be one of the most active ever. The upperclassmen helped in- itiate the ninth graders and were very active in parliamentary proce- dure and judging contests. In addition to all the hard work they still had time to honor their fathers and the two F.F.A. Sweethearts at a fishfry in May. Mr. Franklin served as faculty advisor. OFFICERS Pres...........Earnic Hennington Vice Pres.................Russell Maxwell (not pictured) Sec.......................Anthony Fulgham Tres.....................Bob Burt Reporter....................Eddie Boykin Sentinel..............Bobby Gwin S.C. Rep....................Danny McNeil Junior Advisor.....Randy Fischer Advisor.......................Mr. Franklin 72 F.H.A The F.H.A. has been very busy this year with its projects and activities. The Hamburg F.H.A. Chapter was recognized at the Federation XV meeting for an increase in membership, from 33 members to 48 members. The F.H.A. participated in the E.H.C. Arts and Crafts Fair, sponsored a welfare child at Christmas, raised money for the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet, and attended the federation meeting at Monticello on November 9. Connie High served as second vice-president for the federation and was selected to run for a state office. Julia Riley was elected as first vice- president of Federation XV for the 1975-1976 school year. OFFICERS President.................................Charre Degges Reporter..... 1st Vice-Pres..............................Karen Noble Historian.... 2nd Vice-Pres..............................Barbara Hill Song Leader 3rd Vice-Pres..............................Kathy Wooten S.C. Rep..... Secretary..................................Connie High Advisor...... ......Julie Riley .....Kaye Bates ....Linda Akers Marva Jo Tucker .....Mrs. Harrod 73 STUDENT LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The Hamburg High School Student Library Assistants is an organization made up of students who wish to be of service to other students and to teachers. Its activities often extend beyond the school li- brary into worthwhil com- munity services. Students are selected for membership on the basis of scholarship, citi- zenship, willingness to work, and interest in library work. OFFICERS Pres.........Carl Robinson V. Pres......Maletha Coulter Sec...........Charre Degges Treas............Susie Riley Reporter................Kaye Bates Hist.........Barbara Spurlin Parlia.........Lamar Degges Advisor.................Mrs. Smith 74 OFFICERS King: Shane Daniel Rook: Lawrence Grubb Bishop: Bobby Harris Knight: Reid Harrod The Hamburg Chess Club was organized this year because of the increasing interest by students at Hamburg High School. The main objective of the club is to improve chess-playing skills and reasoning abilities. CHESS CLUB The club sponsored a chess tournament between the thirty-seven members with a trophy presented to the over-all winner. They hope to increase their activities in the coming years. Chess Club sponsors are Mr. John Ricks and Mr. Jimmy Scott. 75 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES The chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes has offered a time for fellowship, inspiration and teach- ing to all interested athletes. Under the sponsor. Coach Harper, many ac- tivities are planned for the spiritual well-being of the group. This organiza- tion is just starting to grow in Hamburg but with the persistence of several in- dividuals and God's will, it is destined to become a better example for the community. F.C.A. Officers Captain...........Ashton McCombs Captain-Elect.....Bobby Duckworth Secretary........................Jim Watkins Treasurer.........Anthony Fulgham Publicity Program Chairman.......................Shane Daniel 76 MONITORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Maxwell. Claire Carpenter. Mark Gabbie. Leigh Akers. Lisa Riley. Connie High. OFFICE WORKERS TOP ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Anita Booth. Maletha Coultar, Tammy Bonds. Kelley Jo Clark. Johnette Nolan. Karen Noble. Wil- lie Griffin. BOTTOM ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Machelle Hubbard. Anita Leigh. Tammy Burt. LIONETTES OFFICERS Co-Captain — Katherine Kellum Captain — Anita Leigh Lieutenant — Pat Gwin The Lionettes are a group of girls who work hard to promote school spirit. L.ionette Class is last period each day and takes the place of P.E. When everything for the pep rally is completed the class period consists of exer- cises, soccer ball or rag tag. Mrs. Marilyn Carpenter served as their sponsor for the 1974-75 school year. FLAG TEAM Katherine Kellum Vickie Riley Karen Wallace Captain — Anita Booth Karla Maxwell Brenda Tankersley Maggie Wilson 78 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Left to Right, Seniors: Susan Spivey. Captain Debbie Scott Sue Sink Juniors: Karen Noble Lisa Carpenter. Co-Captain Tammy Bonds A BUSY YEAR The 1974-75 Sr. Cheer- leaders. as usual had a very busy year. It all started with two car washes and a lot of practice to get ready for camp. At Ole Miss this spirited crew won three first place ribbons and one second place ribbon plus a trophy. After learning lots of new cheers and chants they were ready to cheer the Lions on to victory. Mrs. Marilyn Carpenter, their sponsor also, sup- ported them through the summer and throughout the rest of the school year. Sophomores: Shelly Wilcoxon Barbara Hill Flo Jenkins CUBETTES OFFICERS Lieutenants: Melody Harris Sissy Maxwell Marilyn Harris Terry LaGrone Mary Murphy Kayla Shell Sergeant: Lisa Riley When you mention team spirit, you naturally think of the Cubettes. That's what the Cubettes had for their team. Whether they were winning or losing, they kept the spirit up. The Cubettes had something new this year, the Performance Team. These girls performed at some of the games at half-time. Thanks to the help from their sponsor, Mrs. Gay Jaggers, it was a great year. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS The 74-75 Junior Cheerleaders led the student body with great spirit this school year. These girls worked hard to have a wonder- ful squad and they re- ally showed their ef- fort. Left to Right: Captain: Carla Crews Kelly Jo Clark Vickie Davis Johnnette Nolan Glenda Carter Melissa Hennington Janet McLeod Deedra Bradshaw Haley Locke 81 NATIONAL JR. HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS OFFICERS President.........Mark Gabbie Vice-President..Donna Kinnaird Secretary.........Carla Crews Treasurer.........Tina Forrest Reporter.........Robin Stafford Sponsor..........Miss Lula Milus Joel Barnes Faye Boyd Cass Brewer Jo Anne Cameron Billy Don Cecil Cindy Chapman Debra Crawford Arline Elton Catrina Higginbotham Barry Jones Renee Jones Jaci Kilcrease Lora Leasure Kenny Pennington INDUCTEES Belinda Spurlock Wade Tubbs Judy Wells Corry Atkins Michael Burns Karen Cope David Crouch Ronald Degges Gary Graves Marilyn Harris Melody Harris David Harrod Melissa Hennington Tami Hill Austin Holland Fredia Jordan Rusty Kilcrease Mike Knight Haley Locke Janet McLeod Kayla Shell Teresa Tomerlin 82 SENIOR CONCERT BAND SECTION LEADERS Sharon Wilcoxon Patricia Caine.. Patty Chapman... Pat Ogden....... Brad Sind....... Leigh Akers..... Randy Denton.... Alto Saxophone ...Bass Clarinet ...Baritone Sax ..........Tuba ...French Horn .....Trombone .......Baritone Matt Barker..... Randy Rutledge Cindy Ogletree.. Paula Spurlock. Carol Wardlaw.., Linsley Adams... .......Drum ....Trumpet Alto Clarinet .....Clarinet .......Flute ...Bass Drum Director — Mr. Thomas Chapman (■■■■■■■■■■■i H.H.S. MARCHING BAND Pres.. Darrell Atkins; V-Pres., Peggy Harris: Sec.-Treas.. Leigh Akers; Faye Boyd. SC-Rep., Matt Barker; Lib.. Tara Harder. Kathy Johnson, Carol Wardlaw. 84 BAND OFFICERS DRUM MAJOR BRAD SINK FEATURE TWIRLER CAROL WARDLAW SINK ASKS. WELL. WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING?” 85 SENIOR BAND MAJORETTES TOP. left to right: Kay Smith. Cap- tain: Peggy Harris. CENTER: Leigh Akers, Kay LaGrone. BOT- TOM: Lou Ann Robinson. Sharon Wilcoxon. The 74-75 majorettes led the band with enthusiasm and pride led by Captain Kay Smith. These girls performed at half time at all of the ballgames during football season, and showed their school spirit all through the year. 86 JUNIOR CONCERT BAND BAND OFFICERS Beth Hennington...............Librarian Deedra Bradshaw...............Secretary Stephen Harriman..............President Glenda Carter............Vice-President Cindy Chapman.................Librarian Director.........Mr. Thomas Chapman SECTION LEADERS David Crouch...............Baritone Kelly LaGrone..............Trombone Cindy Chapman..............Clarinet Stephen Harriman............Trumpet Robert Greene.............Bass Drum Judy Wells......................Bass Clar. Robin Tanksley................Tenor Sax. Dorinda Cochran.............Drums Kayla Shell.................Flute Tonya McDonald...............Sax. 87 JUNIOR MARCHING BAND DRUM MAJOR tonya McDonald JUNIOR MAJORETTES 88 ATHLETIC S 1974 8-AA CHAMPIONS BOTTOM ROW: James Colbert. Mike Washington, Benjie Allbritton. Mike Grubb, Danny McNeil. David Maxwell. Rickey Bozeman, Mark Woods, Randy Fischer. Ted Hennington. Buddy Boyd. Guy Hughes. Ronnie Coulter. James Rodgers. Charles Barnett. MIDDLE ROW: Brad Akers (mgr). John Murphy. Bob Burt. Bobby Harris. Johnny Ashford. Shane Daniel. Kenny Burns. Bruce Huffman, Jim Watkins. Joey McNeil. Jimmy Griever. Ronnie Davis. Jimmy Huggins. Jerry Collins. Calvin Barnett. Reid Harrod, Royce Keen, Keith Noble. Don Gwin. Herman Morman (mgr). TOP ROW: Coach Sessions. Coach McMurry. Levelle Stanley. Clyde Leonard. Ashton McCombs. David Hamilton. Willie Ashford. Randy Streeter. Anthony Fulgham. Donnell Collins, Mitchel White. Lawrence Grubb. Calvin Booker. Troy Paskel. Bobby Gwin. Mike Sanderlin. Carl Jeffers. Earnie Hennington. Russell Maxwell. Chuck Nutter. Coach Coleman. Coach McMurry Coach Coleman Coach Sessions Calvin Booker Senior — Quarterback All-District Mike Sanderlin Senior — Guard All-District Royce Keen Senior — Tackle All-District HAMBURG REIGNS OVER 8-AA Hamburg completed its regular season with an undefeated 7-0-3 record, its first since 1931. The Lions won the district championship again for the third consecutive year. Hamburg’s only defeat was handed to them by the Magnolia Panthers in their first playoff game. Magnolia went on to win the state AA championship. The 74 Lions placed six of its members on the all-district team and six more received honorable mention. Calvin Booker, Shane Daniel. Bobby Gwin, Jimmy Huggins, Royce Keen, and Mike Sanderlin received all-district honors. The six honorable mentions were Willie Ashford, Anthony Fulgham, Bruce Huffman, Carl Jeffers, Ashton McCombs, and Chuck Nutter. Bobby Gwin Senior — Linebacker All-District Jimmy Huggins Senior —■ Fullback All-District MONTICELLO The Hamburg Lions started their 1974 season right with a convincing 35-0 win over the Monticello Hillbillies. Calvin Booker and Willie Ashford teamed up on a 45-yard touch- down pass for the first score of the season. Troy Paskel then scored the first of his two touch- downs. capping a 50-yard drive. Chuck Nutter picked up a fumble and ran it across making the PAT good. Paskel added his second touchdown on a tw'o yard plunge before the half. Anthony Ful- gham converted for tw'o points. Fulgham sprinted 18 yards for a touchdow n early in the third quarter. Hamburg's final score came as Booker connected with Ashford again on a nine-yard pass. Burt’s extra point was good. Bruce Huffman Senior — Linebacker Willie Ashford Senior — End Ashton McCombs Senior — Guard WARREN The Lions got off to a slow start but rallied in the second half to defeat the Warren Lumberjacks 21-6. Bobby Gwin came up with two key interceptions to help the de- fense shut out the Jacks for the first half. Hamburg's offense also went scoreless the first half. A blocked punt early in the third period set up Hamburg’s first score, which came on a one-yard keeper by Booker. Anthony Fulgham provided the next touchdown on a 43 yard run. Calvin Booker added the Lion’s last score on an eight-yard run. Burt was good on all three extra point attempts. Warren’s only score came on a seven-yard pass follow ing a blocked punt. Carl Jeffers Senior — Safety Chuck Nutter Senior — Tackle BARNETT AND HUGGINS CLEAR WAY FOR PASKEL. Russell Maxwell Senior — Center Joey McNeil Senior — Rover CROSSETT Hamburg defeated the Cros- sett Eagles 14-7 before a crowd of about 6.000 in their first non- conference game of the season. The Lions racked up both of their touchdowns in a big first quarter. Anthony Fulgham crossed the goal line late in the first quarter. Seconds later Ham- burg scored again on a one-yard sneak by Booker. Burt was good on both extra point attempts. The Lions’ defense took over from there allowing the Eagles on- ly one touchdown for the game. It came on a three-yard run by the Crossett tailback late in the second quarter. Earnie Hennington Senior — Back DERMOTT Hamburg traveled to Dermott for a 27-7 victory over the Rams in a non-conference game. Dermott took advantage of a Lion fumble early in the first quar- ter as Art Kaufman picked it up and ran for the score for the Rams. Hamburg came back on two first period touchdown passes from Booker to Ashford. The first was for 19 yards and the second for 35 yards. Jimmy Huggins drove one yard for a touchdow n early in the second quarter. The only score of the second half came on a 26 yard run by An- thony Fulgham, capping an 85 yard drive. Burt was good on three of his four extra point attempts. Levelle Stanley Senior — Tackle Ronnie Davis Senior — Back Jim Watkins Senior — End BOOKER SCORES AGAINST CROSSETT. FORDVCE Hamburg reached midseason with a perfect 5-0 mark after de- feating the Fordyce Redbugs 21-0. Anthony Fulgham scored the first touchdown early in the first quarter on a one-yard run. Ham- burg scored again with 16 sec- onds left in the half on an 18- yard pass from Booker to Ash- ford. The only score in the second period came on a five-yard run by Troy Paskel. Burt was good on all three extra point attempts. LIONS CONVERGE ON REDBUG FUMBLE. STAR CITY The Lions came back from a two-point first half deficit to defeat Star City 20-2. The Bulldogs played a tough first half, taking advantage of a high snap on a Hamburg punt and scoring a safety. Hamburg rallied early in the third quarter to take the lead on a five-yard keeper by Booker. Troy Paskel added six more points on a three-yard run over right guard. The Lions added the last points on a nine-yard run by Reid Harrod. Burt was two for three on extra point attempts. Mike Washington Junior — Wingback Mitchel White Junior — Quarterback Ronnie Coulter Junior — Wingback Ted Hennington Junior — Linebacker Clyde Leonard Junior — Wingback Keith Noble Junior — End Reid Harrod Junior — Fullback Bobby Harris Junior — Rover Troy Paskel Junior — Tailback Lawrence Grubb Junior — End Calvin Barnett Junior — Wingback Don Gwin Junior — Center EUDORA Hamburg outlasted the Eudora Badgers for a 34-22 win in the seventh game of the season. Eudora jumped off to an early lead on a 63-yard touchdown run. The Lions came back quickly though and scored on a nine-yard run by Fulgham. The Badgers suffered a safety on their next possession, putting the Lions ahead for good. Hamburg scored again before half when Bobby Harris intercepted a lateral and took it across for the score. Early in the second half Booker and Ashford teamed up for another touchdown on a 37-yard pass. Ful- gham scored again on a seven-yard run, and on Hamburg's next possession Jimmy Huggins scored from three yards out. Burt was good for two extra point attempts. FULGHAM FIGHTS FOR YARDAGE AGAINST EUDORA. 95 Jimmy Griever Junior — Tackle Donnell Collins Junior — End John Murphy Sophomore — Center James Colbert Sophomore — Guard Buddy Boyd Sophomore — Guard Charles Barnett Sophomore — Tackle DUMAS The Lions battled the Dumas Bobcats to a 7-7 tie in their homecoming game. Dumas was on the scoreboard first by way of a 24 yard pass in the first quarter. Neither team was able to score again until the last quarter when Fulgham scored from one yard out for the Lions. Burt kicked the ex- tra point to tie the game. LAKE VILLAGE The Lions clinched the district title by playing the Lake Village Beavers to a 7-7 tie. Lake Village got on the scoreboard first when on their second possession, they drove 77 yards for a touchdown. On the following kickoff Hamburg came back and scored, topping a 66-yard drive. The touchdown came on a 20-yard pass from Booker to Ashford. Burt's PAT was good. LIONS SCRAMBLE TO A FUMBLE AT THE HOMECOMING GAME. 96 Guy Hughes Sophomore — End Benjie Altbritton Sophomore — Tackle Bob Burt Sophomore — Tackle David Hamilton Sophomore — Guard McGEHEE The Lions played the McGehee Owls to a 0-0 tie in their last regular sea- son game. McGehee drove inside the Lions ten-yard line twice during the game but Hamburg’s defense forced fumbles to end both threats. JEFFERS INTERCEPTS A PASS AGAINST STAR CITY. Jerry Collins Randy Streeter David Maxwell Sophomore— Guard Sophomore — Tackle Sophomore — Guard Kenny Burns Sophomore — Guard Danny McNeil Sophomore — End Randy Fischer Johnny Ashford James Rodgers Mike Grubb Sophomore — Center Sophomore— Tailback Sophomore — End Sophomore — End Ricky Bozeman Sophomore — Quarterback Mark Woods Sophomore — Wingback 98 MAGNOLIA I'he Lions were defeated in their first play-off game, 35-14 by the Magnolia Panthers. The Panthers scored twice in the first half, once on a three-yard run and again on a 56-yard pass. Magnolia scored twice more in the third quarter on runs of five and 32 yards. The last Magnolia touchdown came on a five-yard run in the fourth quarter. Reid Harrod scored first for Hamburg late in the fourth quarter on a six-yard run. Jimmy Huggins added the Lions other score on a three-yard run. HAMBURG GETS SET AGAINST MAGNOLIA. SENIOR BOYS BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Dave Haynes. Bobby Duckworth. Marion Higginbotham. Lawrence Grubb. Willie Griffin. Steve Jacks. ROW TWO: Danny Walton. Clavin Kinnaird, Mitchel White. James Hampton. Calvin Booker. Alphonsa King. Byron Bordeaux. ROW THREE: George Hampton. Johnny Ashford. Jerry Collins. Bobby Barnett. Ricky Bozeman. Reagan Craig. Reid Harrod. The Senior Lions finished their season with a 4-23 overall record and a 3-5 district mark. The team entered the district tournament tied for fifth place but was defeated in their first game by sec- ond ranked Fordyce. The squad graduates four seniors. Byron Bor- deaux. Calvin Booker. Alphonsa King, and Willie Griffin. Prospects for next year look good with 18 players returning including Bobby Duckworth, the team's leading scorer. KING DRIVES FOR A LAY UP AGAINST BILLIES. 100 Alphonsa King Senior — Guard Willie Griffin Senior — Center Lawrence Grubb Junior — Center James Hampton Junior — Guard Reagan Craig Junior — Guard 101 Marion Higginbotham Junior — Center Mitchel White Junior — Guard Danny Walton Junior — Center Calvin Kinnaird Junior — Guard MITCHEL WHITE HITS TWO IN COUN- TY TOURNAMENT. Ricky Bozeman Bobby Duckworth Sophomore — Guard Sophomore — Center WALTON FIGHTS FOR REBOUND AS ASHFORD LOOKS ON. Dave Haynes Steve Jacks George Hampton Sophomore — Center Sophomore — Center Sophomore — Guard Johnny Ashford Sophomore — Guard Jerry Collins Sophomore — Center Bobby Barnett Sophomore — Guard 103 SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW: Andrea Gibbs. Jessie Brown. Rebecca Wallace. Karla Maxwell. Pat Gwin. Vickie Gibbs. Shellia Brown. TOP ROW: Kay Franklin. Donna Duckworth. Mechelle Hubbard. Marva Jo Tucker. Sharon Pippen. Lenoria Mooney. Maggie Wilson. Alice Hill, Priscilla Watkins. Robin Rogers. COACH CHRISTY HOLLAND GWIN AND BROWN DEFEND AGAINST DREW CENTRAL. I i LION DEFENSE WAITS FOR BALL AT CENTER COURT. SENIOR GIRLS PLACE FOURTH The senior girls faced a tough schedule and completed the season with a 5-12 rec- ord. placing fourth in their district. The team returns 9 players next year with 5 girls graduating. 105 SHELLIA BROWN DRIVES FOR A BASKET. 1975 SENIOR TRACK TEAM ROW ONE: Damon McKee. Mark Crossley. Brad Akers. Ted Hennington. Michael Washington. Buddy Boyd. ROW TWO: Byron Bordeaux. Carl Jeffers. David Jenkins. Anthony Fulgham. Calvin Barnett. Bobby Harris. ROW THREE: Randy Fischer. Randy Streeter. Jim Cone. Bobby Duckworth. Danny McNeil. Troy Paskel, Coach Sessions. ClNDERMEN PREPARE FOR SEASON A team of IX senior high boys will represent Hamburg in track and field this year under Coach Steve Sessions. No new records were set last year but prospects for 1975 look good with ten runners returning from last year's squad. 106 COACH SESSIONS ONE MORE LAP. BOYS' ANTHONY'S READY FOR THE SEASON TO BEGIN. 107 SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Hamburg 35 Monticello 21 Warren 14 C rossett 27 Dermott 21 Fordyce 20 Star City 34 Eudora 7 Dumas 7 Lake Village 0 McGehee 14 Magnolia SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL Hamburg Opponent 35 Drew C entral 62 35 Portland 51 21 Wilmot 56 53 Warren 35 22 Drew Central 34 48 Fountain Hill 43 32 Star City 71 51 Grady 27 34 Hermitage 58 39 Strong 46 32 Tillar 38 26 Delta 29 20 Star City 50 51 Grady 29 35 County Tournament — Wilmot 70 36 District Tournament — Delta 40 SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Opponent Hamburg Opponent 0 42 Portland 46 6 41 C rossett Kiwanis Jamboree: 43 46 Portland 57 7 53 Dermott UAM Tourn.: 48 7 % -51 Drew Central 72 0 49 Monticello 44 50 Lake Village 66 2 54 Fountain Hill 71 44 Fordyce 66 22 42 Dumas U.C.A. Tourn.: 72 7 54 Searcy 71 7 48 Wilmot 78 61 Eudora 70 0 37 Star City 42 49 Fountain Hill 47 35 72 McGehee Ashley Co. Tourn.: 64 R E 54 Fountain Hill 56 51 Warren 63 64 Eudora 50 L 41 Crossett 52 o R D S 29 Monticello District Tourn.: 67 37 Fordyce 50 SENIOR HIGH TRACK RECORDS Event Timc Dist. 100 — yard dash...............................10.2 220 — yard dash...............................23.3 440 — yard dash...............................51.3 880 —yard dash..............................2:05.3 Mile Run....................................4:44.8 120 High Hurdles..............................14.8 180 Low Hurdles...............................19.8 440 Relay.....................................44.6 880 Relay....................................L32.0 Mile Relay..................................3:33.0 Shot......................................46’7' 2 Discus........................................127 Broad Jump..................................23'3 ' High Jump.....................................6 4 Pole Vault..................................12 9 ' 1974 JUNIOR LIONS ROW ONE: Mike Knight, Cass Brewer, Wade Tubbs. Tony Craig. Billy Don Cecil. Tommy Burch. Steven Harriman. Dee Wise- carver. ROW TWO: Donald Rosen. Rusty Harville. Alan Ogletree. Don Wallace. Greg Brown. Tommy Foster. Lyndal Keen. Donald Cason. ROW THREE: Marty Edgar. Kevin Daniel. Jerry Wayne Maxwell. Glenn Wigley, Terry Kelley. Wayne Davis. Chris Kelley. Anthony Webster. Ricky Hill. Norman Swan. ROW FOUR: Jerry Skender, Steve Chaney. Keith Summerland. Kelley Joe Adams. Chuck Sutton. Johnny Miles. Jimmy Foster. George Buchler, Steve Daniel. ROW FIVE: Terry Livingston. Stephen Mur- phy. Coach Jaggers. Coach Funderburg. Coach Carpenter. Mark Gabbie. Season Record Cubs Opp. 0 Crossett 22 16 Dermott 0 20 McGehee 6 34 Lake Village 0 8 Eudora 14 14 Warren 0 20 Fordyce 0 0 Monticello 28 6 Dumas 0 6 Star City 15 109 GABBIE BREAKS FOR LONG GAIN AGAINST MONTICELLO. Coach Jaggers Coach Hill Coach Funderburg Coach Carpenter The 1974 Cubs completed a successful (6-4) season under head coach David Funderburg and his assistants, John Jaggers, John Ricks, Drew Carpenter, and Buddy Hill. The team made up mainly of freshmen out- scored their opponents 124-85 and shut out 5 teams. SEVENTH GRADE PLAYERS Standing: Coach Hill. Phillip Pruitt. Eddie Corder. Jimmy Robinson. Mitchell Taylor. John Rogers. Austin Holland. Leetell Jenkins. Oliver Miles. David Richardson. Coach Ricks. Kneeling: Neal Woods. David Harrod. Brian Oden. Kenny Leigh. Mark Douglas. Gary Graves. Phil Selby. David Glover. Eddie Vail. Terry Fulgham. Wade McCone. Sitting: Rusty Kilcrease, Carl Gwin. Dean Austin. Charleston Pippen. Mike Morris. Mark Johnson. Bret Shell. Eugene Burnett. Tony Franklin, David Towe. Jimmy Key. 110 ii ( JUNIOR BOYS BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Steve Daniels. James Richards. Leetell Jenkins. Larry Banks. ROW TWO: Coach McMurry. Mark Gabbie. Terry Livingston. Stephen Murphy. Kenny Pennington. Kevin Daniel. ROW THREE: Randy Dawkins. Donald Rosen. Billy Caine. Jerry Skender. JUNIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Paula Gwin, Lisa Hollis. Evelyn Sawyer. Janice Tippie. ROW TWO: Dorothy Woods. Lora Barnett. Robin Stafford, Hattie Colbert. Priscilla Trice. ROW THREE: Martha Hampton, Dorothy Pippen. Lou Ann Craig. Nancy Pippen. Janice Rucker. Pam Tumilson. Jo Ann Cameron. SF.ASON RECORD Lions Opponent 19 Drew Central 50 20 Wilmot 46 14 Drew Central 39 32 Fountain Hill 39 20 Grady 29 20 Delta 23 17 Hermitage 34 15 Strong 25 24 Delta 36 5 Grady 36 PARKDALETOURNAMENT 22 Wilmot 42 COUNTY TOURNAMENT 27 Parkdale 47 112 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 20 Delta 23 COACH CHRISTY HOLLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE Ptiolo not Linda Acey Tyman Allison Corry Atkins Willie Barnes Lamar Belion Pam Bozeman Cass Brewer Marsha Britt Greg Brown George Buchler Tommy Burch EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOM OFFICERS Joe Bussell Dorothy Camel Tac Carpenter Clint Carroll Glenda Carter Donnie Cason Deborah Cassity Billy Don Cecil Glenda Cessor Cindy Chapman Scott Christmas Tommy Clark Derenda Cochran Tony Craig David Crouch David Cunningham Limmie Davis Mary Davis Vicki Davis Frank Dew Tina Forrest MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS STUDY HARD!! Tommy Foster Donna Gee Sherry Gibbs Doretta Griffin Travis Hall Steven Harriman Ricky Hill Pat Holland Cheryl Huffman Teri Huffman Barbara Johnson Lyndal Keen Carolyn Kelley Chris Kelley Edith Kincaid Lisa Knight Mike Knight Tern LaGrone Lora Leasure Patricia Lowe Julia Lovett Billy Martin Jimmie Mashburn Ramona Maxwell Mike McCone Janet McLeod Jerry Miller Clara Harris Archie Haynes Larry Haynes Beth Hennington Henry Hensley Charles Mooney Dennis Murphy Mary Murphy Curtis Norwood Ezekial Norwood Lowanda Paskel Brenda Pennington -Mr mmwmum 115 Bob Pill Donald Pippen Dorothy Pippen Ricky Pollock Shelia Ricks Beth Riley Billy Robinson Jackie Robinson Abraham Shaw Kay Lyn Simpson Donald Stafford Mark Stanley Louise Streeter Minnie Summitt Leslie Sutton Norman Swan Robin Tanksley Darlean Thompson James Thompson Clifton Tolbert Brenda Tolliver Wade Tubbs Janice Tucker Patricia Tucker Estella Turner Anthony Webster Judy Wells Glen Wigley Cynthia Williams Denotria Williams Kevin Williams Dee Wisecarver Marilyn Wright Jonathon Young SEVENTH GRADE Margaret Acey Dean Austin Lisa Barnes Donna Barnett Lesa Barnett Rita Barnett Penny Batterton Jimmy Bolton Debbie Bond Keith Boykin Connie Bozeman Deedra Bradshaw Eugene Burnett Michael Burns Sarah Carroll Glen Carter Janis Cessor Randy Collins Tim Collins Karen Cope Eddie Corder Kathy Crawford Kevin Davis Mickey Davis SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOM OFFICERS Betty Dortch Mark Douglas Renee Duckworth Larkin Enlow Mike Farmer Tony Franklin Terry Fulgham Audrey Gibbs David Glover Garry Graves Robert Green Keith Gulledge Carl Gwm Marilyn Harris David Harrod Melissa Hennington Beverly Higginbotham Tami Hill Austin Holland Jane Hollis Marsha Hollis Tim Hollis Valerie Holt Sharon Howard 117 Alveria Hubbard Willie Jacob Leetell Jenkins Ephraim Johnson Houston Johnson Mark Johnson Todd Kersten Jimmy Key Rusy Kilcrease Billy Lambert Kenny Leigh Tammy Livingston STUDENTS. SURELY YOU KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A VERB AND A NOUN.” Haley Locke Brenda Lovett Lora Madison Donna Martin Sandra Martin Wade McCone Tonya McDonald Oliver Miles John Miller Ruby Miller Berryl Morgan Mike Morris Angela Mosley Wayne Mosley Brian Oden Shirley Oliver Jeff Pinson Charleston Pippen Larry Pitts Phillip Pruitt Dewayne Pugh Teresa Rice David Richson Jamie Riley Ronnie Robbins Cleophas Robinson Jimmy Robinson John Rogers Derek Sales Janla Savage Carl Sawyer Belinda Schoolfield Maricea Scott Leslie Seamans Phil Selby Charlotte Woods Neal Woods Larry Works Greg Wilson Pholo � o( AvtiLU Bret Shell Kayla Shell Renea Simpson Sandra Soles Tennie Spurlock Johnny Stanley Karen Stell Janet Stevens Lynn Summers Donald Tanksley Mitchell Taylor Darryl Thorp Mickey Tolbert Teresa Tomerlin David Towe Lauri Tumlison Rosie Turner Eddie Vail Thomas Walters Janice Ware John Ware Joy Ware Raymie Warren Melanie White Edrie Wigley Steven Wilcoxon Alfreda Woods Barney Woods SIXTH GRADE Michael Adams Sandy Akers Sharon Allbritton Jane Atkins Chanel Bankston Gary Bankston Sylvia Barnard Dianna Barnes Marilyn Barnett Sandra Bennett Kenny Bowden Cynthia Bozeman Kim Bozeman Tonnie Brown 119 Mitchell Burt Glenda Caine Clifton Carpenter Billy Carter Oliver Carter Idella Cason Kim Cason Rob Chapman Cynthia Collins Paula Cone Jackie Cook Larry Coulter Marcella Cox SIXTH GRADE HOMEROOM OFFICERS Mickey Craig Tonya Craig Pam Crossley Donnie Curran Shirley Curran Rose Dye Allen Eubanks Sandra Farmer Debra Fleming Elduran Foster Myra Gatling William Gilliam Donald Girtman James Grant Carson Griggs Cynthia Hale James Hamilton Jessie Hampton Elaine Henderson Eric Higginbotham Jack Hill 120 Allen Holland Allicia Huffman Lori Jacks Eva Jenkins Marvin Jenkins Samuel Jenkins Julie Johnson Mark Jones Deanna Kelley Jana Kelley Sandra Kelley Mitzi Kilcrease MIKE ENJOYS THE MIDDLE SCHOOL LIBRARY. Dennis King Tammy Kinnaird Clay Knight Kelli LaGrone Becky Lauhon Rickey Leigh Rebecca Lloyd Georgeanna Locke Thomas Martin Cora Mays Eddie Mays Bobby McClain Sonya McDonald Rosetta McQuay James Miles Sherrye Miles Willie Miller Corene Mills Deborah Murphy Donald Murphy Charlotte Norman Jimmy Oliver Jerry Pamplin Laura Pamplin Willie Paskel Albert Pippen Carl Pippen Karl Pollock Dolly Powell Mike Reed Pennie Rice Benjie Richards Shirlene Ricks Tommy Ricks Peggy Robinson 121 Mark Wooten Kenny Wright Cynthia Carpenter John Sanderlin Lyance Savage Jennifer Scott Paul Selby James Sellers Stephen Singleton Laura Sivils Lynn Skender William Sled Gayle Stafford Glen Stanley Sonya Stanley Vivian Stanley Karen Stell Linda Stell Barbara Stewart Tammy Swan Frankie Thompson Ken Tolefree Curtis Tolliver Teresa Towe John Tucker Tim Vaden Howard Veazey Tammy Waldrup Bill Wallace Jason Wallace Loretta Wallace Clarence Watkins Claude Watkins Marvin Walters Seleta Weatherly Wanda Wells Kim Williams Sheila Williams 122 HOMECOMING CHEERLEADERS POSE FOR A PICTURE. RIDING AT THE END OF THE PARADE WAS HARD WORK FOR KEITH. ELEMENTARY FIFTH GRADE Lisa Cassity Marlene Cecil Nita Cessor Mark Christmas Kay Collins Dubbin Coody Shelia Cook Kay Cox Linda Cox WHERE'S HAMBURG. TEACH ? Wanda Cox Mark Crouch Barry Davis Brenda Donaldson Mark Doss Glen Douglas Mary Dura Michael Adams Richard Addington Diana Aiken Tracy Aiken Mike Bowden Pam Bozeman Nancy Brown Joe Burgess Patricia Burns Elizabeth Carroll Ricky Carroll Cathy Carter Ada Cason Marion Cason Dayla Emory Kayla Emory Connie Fairchild Dean Fairchild Angela Farmer Kim Farmer Joey Fleming Michael Foote Jeffrey Foster Steven Gabbie Danny Gilliam Michael Gilliam Leigh Glover Patricia Graham 124 Kenneth Griffin Dee Dee Harville Nannette Hawkins Kevin Higginbotham Curtis Howard Leontyne Howard Lisa Howard Richard Howie Lamar Huffman Sue Ingram Myran Jackson Georgia Jacobs Charles Jenkins Fonda Jenkins Gregory Johnson James Johnson Phillip Jones Jimmy Kelley Todd Kelley Nola Kilcrease Steve Kilcrease Greg Knight Trent Knight Dina Lansdale Bobby Livingston Herman Madison Andrew Martin Charles Martin Cindy Martin Teresa Maxwell Louis McLoud Richard Miles Nathaniel Miller Paula Moore Jacquelyn Morgan Lisa Morris Paula Murphy Rita Murphy Sandra Murphy Terry Nutter Michael Oliver Charles Pamplin Mary Pamplin Charles Paskel David Patrick Kim Pippen Mark Pounds Sharon Prescott Cheryl Pugh Tessie Pugh Mike Riley Lisa Sales Tab Sanderlin Barry Savage Kelly Savage Kim Savage Thomas Sawyer Roderic Scott Angie Seamens Tommy Sivils Robby Smith Sherri Stafford Jacquelyn Stanley 125 Vickie Watkins Lisa Wells Pam Wells Felicia Williams Jesse Williams Hank Stell Sherrill Streeter Sandra Sutton Hope Thorp Mike Thompson Debra Tolliver Anthony Tucker Judy Turner Marjorie Turner Austin Vestal Keith Wallace Lewis Wallace Sonya Ware Tim Warren FOURTH GRADE Harvey Allison James Barnes Janice Barnett Jon Bierbaum Anthony Bilbrey Jeff Blankenship Lisa Bonds Guylene Bozeman Allen Brown Stephen Caine Trudy Carey Bill Carpenter Ronnie Carroll Robert Carter Rodney Chapman Belinda Collins Georgiann Collins Mimi Cook Jackie Croswell Stephen Crouch Teresa Cunningham Leslie Darter Rodney Duckworth Denise Elliott Rodney Farmer Rachelle Foote Patricia Franklin Ramona Gibbs 126 Darrell Griggs Bruce Grubb David Hall Corey Harriman lleana Harris Phil Harville Sherry Hawkins Travis Haynes Nancy Hedgecock Joe Hennington Sonny Hicks David Higginbotham Cedric Holt Ragan Hunter Sandra Ingram David Jacks Tommy Jenkins Allen Johnson Kevin Johnson LaFran Johnson LaVern Johnson Michael Johnson David Jones Cynthia Kelley Doyle Kelley Robert Kelley Steven Kelley Phil Key Mary Kilcrease Shirley Lansdale Charles Lewis Kenneth Lovett Tammy Lucas Randy Maxwell Phillip Mays James McGee Richard McKenzie Betty Mooney Terry Mosely Shelia Nelson Lee Nimmer Teresa Oliver Adrain Paskel Rick Pennington Tim Pennington Pattine Pippen Scottie Pippen Jackye Pruitt Sandra Richardson Stacey Ricks Carl Robinson Lee Robinson Ricky Ross Kathy Rotton Michael Sadler Michael Sales Todd Scott Keith Selby Ted Selby Tammy Sivils Jaquese Smith David Spivey Richard Spurlock 127 Allen Stanley Rita Stanley Doris Swift Gerald Taylor Gregory Taylor Matthew Thompson Billy Towe Ira Tucker Joyce Tucker Myron Tucker Rena Tucker Deborah Vail Lamar Vestal Willie Van Watt Ginger Waldrup Mike Walker Pamela Walter Berron Ware Kimberly Ware Leetroy Ware Sonja Ware Felton Webster Paula Webb Laura Wells Melissa Wells Joe Wigley Ricky Winchester Jay Wisecarver Paula Wisecarver James Ed Woods Pearlene Woods Barry White Sharon White Shellye White Deborah Sled BULLETIN BOARDS . . . A LEARNING EXPERIENCE FUTURE HONOR GRADUATES 128 THIRD GRADE Patricia Aiken Karen Arrington Gerald Atkins John Atkins LonDell Bankston Cindy Barnes Steven Bennett Anita Bierbaum Boyd Bierbaum Greg Brown James Caine Terry Callins Robert Carpenter Jeff Carr Benjie Carter Shelia Cason Charlotte Christie Greg Clampit JoAnn Collins Stacey Cunningham Stephanie Cutrer John Dumas Janice Elton Randy Fairchild Lisa Farmer William Ferguson Stephanie Fischer Joseph Foster Dayna Gates Jessica Gee Sharon Gilliam Gary Graves Debra Hale Harold Hall Wayne Hatchett Kim Harrison Clifford Hawkins Chad Higginbotham Curtis Hill Willie Holt Denise Howard Wanda Howard V ir -Si 129 IT S NOT GETTING BETTER; IT S GETTING HARDER!! Charles White Bobby Willis Debra Woods Louise Woods Lori Howie Joyce Jackson Carl Johnson Freda Jones Jacquelyn Kelley Jessie Kelley Laura Kelley Tim Kelley Angela Kincaid Dana Y. Knight Danna Knight Kimberly Larrison Robert Leigh Susan Lloyd Rod Lowe Ronald Lowe John Lucas Bobbie Jo Martin Paulette Martin Ronnie Martin Alan Maxwell Ricky Meeks Christina Miller Lee Miller Leondell Miller Roger Miller Dee Dee Morgan Mark Morris Stephanie Pugh Michael Riley James Roberts Jessie Robinson Eddie Savage Christopher Scott Farrar Shell Lezlie Shell Melissa Stanley Robert Stanley Tisha Starling Erma Streeter Dewayne Tanksley Jay Taylor Reggie Taylor Connie Tomerlin Randy Tomerlin Rita Tomerlin Ben Wallace Frankie Watt Stevie Wells 130 SECOND GRADE Bob Adams Stacey Adams Iba Ray Aiken Stacey Allison Tracy Allison Ruby Arrington Nita Austin Shane Austin Betty Barfield Denetrice Barnes Dale Barnett Wayne Bellot Mike Berryman Kim Bierbaum Sandra Blakely Stacey Bradley Charles Brown Barry Buchner Jim Burgess Anthony Camel Gary Carpenter Robert Carpenter Kenneth Carroll Daren Casen Karen Casen Mark Christie Bobby Clark Anthony Coleman Stefanie Coleman Janet Cone James Coulter Michael Croswell Todd Daley David Dennis Kevin Donaldson Glen Elliot Alisa Eubanks Hal Ferguson Jeff Foote Melvin Graham Jamie Gilliam Althea Green Deen Griffith Colvito Griggs Sandra Grubb Terri Guest Craig Harriman Richard Hatchett Gwen Hawkins Dana Hill John Howard Lenora Howard Dean Howie Anthony Huffman Lisa Huggs Horace Ingram 131 Scottie Jackson Carolyn Jenkins Rosa Jenkins Sharon Jenkins Shiree Johnson Becki Johnston Carlotte Jones Edd Jones Vickie Kelley Stephanie Kelley Anthony King Jim Kinniard Nesia Knight Carolyn Lewis David Livingston Chris Martin Gwin Martin John Martin Kim Martin Melba Martin Melba Martin Melissa Martin Mike Martin Missy McCrory Chris McGilton Beth Miller Herman Mooney Johnny Moore Anita Morgan Mike Norrell Glen Pamplin Lynnette Pannell Pamela Parker Jeff Pennington Martin Pennington Melissa Powell Cynthia Pugh Jim Rankin Aaron Rice Lonell Richson John David Ricks Paul Ricks Gloria Riley Joe Roberts Kenneth Robinson Jeffery Ross Robert Rush Michele Sadler Amber Scott Lisa Scott Calvin Sellers Melanie Sivils Roby Spaulding Sherry Spurlock Billy Stafford Jimmy Stewart Kathy Stewart Vicky Stewart Diane Streeter Kim Taylor Richard Thompson Kim Tucker Brian Wallace 132 Sammy Wallace Ralph Walter L. W. Ward Lisa Warren Ronnie Washburn Shirley Webster Shane Welch Jim Wells Paulette Wells Alisa White Dewel Williamson Randy Williamson Todd Wisecarver COULD THIS BE THE PLANET OF THE APES? FIRST GRADE David Allison Kim Allison Lurene Barnes Elizabeth Barnett Jamie Barnett Jamie Barrett Kirk Bradshaw Rodney Bilbrey Alvin Brewer Robyn Brewer Janet Blankenship Anita Bozeman Davina Bozeman Denise Cecil 133 Charlet Cessar Charlotte Chapman Michael Collins Rita Cone Allen Cope Carla Cox Phillip Craig Annette Cummings Heath Cunningham Yolanda Cunningham Lori Darter Benjamin Davis Dennie Davis Monica Davis John Ellingsburg Angela Enlow Jeff Fairchild William Foote Bruce Garner Shawn Gee Terry Gilliam Rodney Hendrix Sharon Hickman Kenneth Hicks Shawn Higginbotham Chris Huffman Susie Ann Jacobs DeAnna Jeffers Schemes Jenkins David Johnson Kerry Johnson Tammy Johnson Patrick Jones Jennifer Jordan Jennifer Kelley Samantha Grantham Misty Gulledge Delores Guy Mickey Hale Ernest Hampton Robin Harder Mike Hartley Sharon Hatchette Stephanie Henderson FIRST GRADE SHOWS SPIRIT!! Melinda Kelley Robin Kelley Terry Kelley David Kilcrease Jeanna Knight Richard Knight Michelle Lambert Beth Leigh Glenn Lovett Karen Lowe Mary Lucas Harold Martin Myrtle Martin Tina Martin Edward Matthew Melinda Mays Billy McDonald Fredrick McQuay Kenneth McQuay Madonna McQuay Tony Meeks Jeff Miller Paula Miller Alecia Mills Tammy Mosley Bryant Nelson Jeff Outlaw Steven Paskel Deanna Patrick Chris Pennington Steven Pennington Regina Pierce Judy Robinson Jerry Savage Robert Scates Gloria Sellers Tammy Sivils Willie Stanley Angie Streeter Wanda Summerland Charlotte Sutton Darren Swan Shelby Taylor Tim Taylor Anglequie Thompson Billie Jean Vail Lawanna Wallace Scott Walker Angela Walters Chris Ware Prentice Washington Richard Weatherly Kathy Wells Sonya West Paul Willis Freddy Wright 135 KINDERGARTEN Carol Adcock Harry Allison Toby Austin Shanika Bankston Stephen Bankston Shane Barrett Debbie Booth Tricia Brewer Henry Luke Brown Linda Kay Cecil Toney Chance Karen Clampit Bobby Collins Pamela Collins Richard Courson Jim Crosley Patty Darter Robert Davis Stephen Dumas Henry L. Dunn Charlotte Dye William Etheridge Charles Franklin Ted Franklin Floyd Freeman Danny Funderburg Rebecca Gee Allen Gibbs Tara Gibbs Veronica Gilbert Kevin Graves Jerry Griffith Kim Harper Micheal Holland Bryan Hollis Lisa Hunter Tony Lyn Ingram Melissa Jacks Bennie Jenkins Tammy Jenkins Tommy Johnston Clayton Kilcrease Elizabeth King Lori Ann King Jeff Kinnard Johnny J. Knight Paula Knight Staci LaGrone Darren Lansdale Kim Lauhon Carrie Lowe Bobby Mann Bobby Martin James Matthew Nick Martin Renea Mays 136 Anthony McGlothian Keith McLoud Carlos McQuay Ben Miller Joseph Miller Terry Miller Tammy Morgan Lisa Nicholson Carol Lynn Norrell Deborah Pactrick Jeff Pennington Tammy Pennington Justi Pryor Stan Rankin Recania Reed Douglas Roberts Kimberly Roberts Bobby Robinson Reuben Rush Roy Sanders Tracy Selby Sharon Shelton Roger Smith John Tanksley Marcus Tanksley Eric Taylor Eddy Tucker Rhonda Ware Mattie Webster Leslie West Amber Williams Theresa Wooten I’VE HEARD OF SINGING IN THE BATHTUB, BUT . .. WATCH OUT EAGLES. LITTLE LIONS ARE ON THE WARPATH! 138 TEAM SUPPORTERS Aiken’s Feed Seed Western Wear Leather Goods Courson Chrysler Plymouth Riverside Fertilizers Purina Chows 100 S. Main 853-5011 300 N. Main Hamburg 853-8223 Sales — Service Parts Good Selection of Used Cars The Shoe Center Your Dealer for International Cars Trucks Handling Shoes for all the family Connie Naturalizer Jarman Stepmasters Red Wing Acme Cowboy Boots PLYMOUTH DIVISION CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION Hamburg, Arkansas HENNINGTON, INC. Insurance - Real Estate - Construction P.O.Box 230 + 501-853-8616 Hamburg, Arkansas m OfAlIOO’ Congratulations Seniors of 75 and Earnie! “We appreciate your business” Farmer’s Bank 210 North Main Hamburg, Arkansas “A BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE” MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP 141 Recreation Center 420 South Main Hamburg, Arkansas 71646 Bob Davis—Owner LaGrone’s Rexall Drug Store Prescriptions Gifts Cosmetics R. G. LaGrone, RPH. C. F. LaGrone, RPH. Compliments of Bill Johnson McDonald's Citgo North Main Street Phone 853-8061 Jones Flower and Gift Shop F.T. D. FLORAFAX TELEFORA Phone 853-5500 TAYLOR OIL COMPANY, JOBBER Lion Oil Petroleum Products Post Office Box 270 Frank Mitchell Taylor Office Phone 853-5920 Residence 853-5367 HAMBURG DRUG COMPANY Prescription Druggists Phone 853-5275 Hamburg BOB DRAKE, OWNER Fire Life Auto Farm Liability Blue Cross - Blue Shield Mortgage Insurance Lynda's Disability Income FARM BUREAU Insurance Companies On the Square First in Fashion James 0. Gabbie P. 0. Box 191 Hamburg, Arkansas Hamburg Phone: Office 853-5581 Home 853-5851 Ashley Publishing, Inc. Ashley County Ledger Your County Newspaper 105 Main Street, Hamburg, Arkansas 71646 appliances HARDWARE PLUMBING FURNITURE SMALL APPLIANCES NEEDLEWORK CAMPBELL EQUIPMENT COMPANY RCA TELEVISION SERVICE PHONE 853-5561 HAMBURG, ARKANSAS UCA firt$ton« Compliments HOME AND AUTO Adrian McDonald SUPPLY Mayor of Hamburg Congratulations Sr. Class Lionette Booster Terry Hamburg Fabric Shop Walter and Billy Bierbaum Where Quality and Fashion Hamburg, Arkansas Are First Hamburg. Arkansas Compliments of George Butch” Locke State Senator FOOTES GROCERY, INC. Your home owned grocery Serving Ashley County for sixty years Western Auto W.D. Law Hamburg, Arkansas Phone 853-5216 Anything for the home and automobile Compliments of Ja mes L. Sanderlin BARBARA’S Hamburg, Arkansas SEARS Jones Funeral Home Authorized Merchant We service what we sell Distinctive Funeral Service Clifton Carpenter South Main Ashley Life Insurance Locke Shopping Center Hamburg, Arkansas Hamburg, Arkansas 71646 853-8266 146 HAMBURG MOTOR SUPPLY Wholesale 806 South Main Retail United Delco and A. C. Full Line of Car and Truck Parts Brake Machine Service Phone 853-8307 HOME SUPPLY Southeast Arkansas’ Largest Furniture Store Mobile Homes JACK H. CARPENTER Phone 853-5281 Hamburg, Arkansas LOCKE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. yourIndependent Insurance agent SERVES YOU FIRST te Post Office Box 130 110 North Main Phone 853-5277 Hamburg, Arkansas George Butch Locke, President NAVY has a job for you Tracy’s Saw Shop 806A S. Main RONNIE K. PARKER PETTY OFFICER FIRST CLASS U S NAVY RECRUITER Phone 853-8451 Hamburg, Arkansas 71646 U. S. Navy Recruiting Branch Station Ph. 367-6756 203 N. Church MONTICELLO. ARKANSAS 147 Happy Motoring % BRIDGE STONE TTOwllS Atlas Products FARM CARBURETION DOMESTIC W. E. Tucker butane Gas Co., Inc. P. O. BOX 312 PHONE ID 3-5700 HAMBURG. ARKANSAS 7t646 Deep South Construction Company, Inc. Street and Road Construction Office Phone 853-8215 S.J. Clark George E. Locke Hamburg, Arkansas Hamburg, Arkansas Your NAPA Jobber Is The Right Place To Go Phone 853-5470 Watson Hardware for New Time or Old Time Hardware A S Motor Supply Highway 81—82 South Harold Holland - owner In Business 109 years Phone 853-5288 Merle Norman Cosmetics MURPHY FORD COMPANY Ford Maverick Thunderbird LIGHT AND HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS N. B. (Nap) Murphy Hamburg. Arkansas 149 Sammie’s Malt Shop “Best Hamburger in Town Phone 853-8410 South Main, Hamburg Jackson’s Garage OWNERS Gale and Clara Jackson Day Phone 853-8649 Wrecker Service 853-8946 Any Automotive Repair PHONE: 853-3755 Night 853-8054 24 Hour Wrecker Service MAIN STREET TEXACO Complete Car Care 423 SO. MAIN ST. HAMBURG. ARKANSAS 71046 HOYLE WOOD Owner FLATS REPAIRED All Size Tires “It's a Pleasure SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE Kut and Kurl Beauty Shop See Judy Goodwin for a new hairstyle 853-2361 Hamburg AFTER Is it worth $100,000 to you just to stay in school? Statistics say high school graduates will earn at least that much more during their productive years than dropouts who fail to earn that valuable diploma. This is why TODAY'S ARMY is urging you to stay in school. To help you plan your future intelligent- ly see your local Army representative for full details on more than 300 excit- ing job opportunities in TODAY'S ARMY —where you count as an individual. Your local ARMY representative has the straight, no obligation information. See or call him: Sgt. Jerry L. Morrison 202 S. Mulberry St. Hamburq, Arkansas Tele :853-8921 njof oj spram inuy npH n sjetom tons? 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 Wells Grocery 505 West Long Open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Hamburg, Arkansas Woodie’s Exxon Station 81 and 82 North Phone 853-8322 Hamburg, Arkansas P. E. Barnes Lumber Company HARDWOOD LUMBER PLANER-DRY KILN SAWMILL Bozeman’s Grocery Market and Modern Beauty Salon Clothes Department Brenda Gray 408 West Parker Hamburg, Arkansas 809 S. Main Hamburg, Arkansas Phone 853-8356 BUILDER S SUPPLIES BREWER HARDWARE COMPANY 108 N. Main HAMBURG. ARKANSAS 71646 Phone 853 5237 LUMBER. BRICK, LIME, CEMENT, PAINTS AND ROOFING GIFT ITEMS CARPENTER’S Where the Sharpest Clothes In Town Are Found Complete Fabric Care Center Guy Nolley Agency One Stop Service For All Laundry and Dry Cleaning Needs Complete Insurance Service Akers Dry Cleaners And Laundry Hamburg Crossett Phone 853-5411 Phone 364-5166 Akers Laundromat Hamburg, Arkansas Pierce Auto Parts Shop Faye’s Hair Fashion Wrecker Service Styling Faye Robert Cutting Owner Day and Night 300 West Long Trimming and Hamburg, Arkansas Operator Shop phone Night Res. Savage Street 853-5908 853-8495 Phone 853-8643 Congratulations from Matt Barker and Brad Sink JONES ELECTRIC CO. PHONE 853-8070 Commercial, Industrial, and Residential Wiring, Motor Repair Central Heating and Air Conditioning Hamburg. Arkansas 71646 Buddy’s DX Service 154 Pennington’s Exxon Phone 853-8326 Parts and Accessories Deep Wells Plastic Wells Shelton Insulation Co. Watkins Water Well Service W. V. Shelton . . . 853-8163 James Faulk . . . 853-8973 Billy M. Watkins Owner-Manager 853-8414 205 Smith Street Hamburg, Arkansas 71646 Hamburg, Arkansas LET US HELP YOU PLAN YOUR HOME WELCH AND SON CONSTRUCTION Phone 853-8363 Hamburg, Arkansas HENNINGTON CHEVROLET, INC USED CARS SUPER SERVICE TRUCKS Phone (501) 853-8245 Antiques Things Highway 81 North — Hamburg Pottery Crockery Small Furniture Depression Glass Hamburg, Arkansas 71646 BOZEMAN’S GROCERY Ronnie and Betty Bozeman —Owners— Highway 82 East Phone 853-5847 Hamburg, Arkansas LOCKE SPIVEY Carl W. Locke Trust— John W. Spivey Timber Dealer Hamburg Arkansas CONGRATULATIONS Seniors SCOTT'S L.P. GAS COMPANY Ca r b ur a t ion Appliances Crossett |texaco) Hamburg Phone 364-3422 Phone 853-5255 TEXACO PRODUCTS JOBBER SANDERLIN, INC. PONTIAC OLDS SANDERUN MOTORS C3TT3 n;m:Tl Sales and Service 225 East McCloy Phone 501-367-5317 Monticello, Arkansas 71655 Congratulations, Lions for 3rd Consecutive year in 8-AA! To the Senior Class From: Leigh Ann Akers, Lou Ann Robinson, Sharon Wilcoxon, Kay La Grone, Peggy Harris, Kay Smith 157 (501) 853-2321 A R. THOMPSON SON, INC. General Contractor Equipment Rental, Sand Gravel Robby Thompson Owner Box 543 Hamburg. Ark. 71646 S R S � w unit1 mMm -c • ’-U� 7 5 IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR IMAGINATION IN PRODUCT UTILIZATION. THIRTEENTH IN A SERIES How we profit from 9 million tons of leftovers. This year. Georgia-Pacific will sell, use or recycle more than 9 million tons of wood chips, shavings, sawdust, trim from paper mills, bark, and other leftovers. Some of the leftovers are used as fuel to power G-P mills But most of the wood wastes are converted into useful, profitable products: Pulp and paper. Particleboard and hardboard. Ground mulch Charcoal briquets. Roofing materials. Even food flavor- ings and medicines We've found many profitable uses for leftovers—materials that would have been dis- carded only a few years ago. And this has also allowed us to substantially reduce burning as a means of disposal, a source of air pollution. Sawdust, chip fines, and sander dust have always been difficult to dispose of. In the past, these tiny particles were simply burned. And some are still used as fuel. But today we re also using these materials to make panelboard —an entirely new engineered board manufactured by a patented continuous cylindri- cal press process. These wood residues are blended with G-P resin then bonded together under heat and pressure, producing a rigid, thin board ideal for door skins, core stock, wall paneling, commercial and residential remodeling, and other applica- tions. And only a few years ago. the materials to make panelboard were considered useless. Waste. At G-P. we're working to utilize as much of our valuable resources as possible. If a leftover seems useless, we find a use for it. Just as we're using 9 million tons of wood residues this year. Because, when leftovers are treated with a little imagination, they really aren't leftovers at all. This is another way imagina- tion pays for Georgia-Pacific. And for you. GEORGIA-PACIFIC. IMAGINATION is an informative review of trie Company s extensive corporate, financial and community advertising program depicting the full rango of G-P s Imagination ' efforts. Mail the coupon for your free copy No obligation, of course. ACOntSS oTt sTau Georgia-Pacific Corporation Ocpt 7-13 900 SW Fifth Ave. Portland. Oregon 97204 Georgia-Ffecific PRODUCTS NOW AND FORESTS FOREVER Co-editors, Susan Spivey Ashton McCombs We would like to thank the Senior Class for giving us the opportunity to serve as co- editors of the Lion '75. With the help of Mrs. White and our dedicated staff, we’ve tried to do our best. We have made a few changes this year that we thought the student body would appreciate. Our goal has been to improve, and whether we have or not is your decision. Having juniors on the Lion staff this year has provided a greater representation of our school. We feel that this experience will benefit them greatly nqxt year. We deeply appreciate Mrs. White for her patience and her willingness to listen. Thank you students of HHS for making this Lion ’75 possible.