Harrison High School - Golden Goblin Yearbook (Harrison, AR)

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fniljoreififcs -a N ' Ann Akers, center, is drum major for the Goblin marching band. Majorettes are, left to right, Martha Milum, Helen Davis, Jan Akers, Dixie Marsh, Mary Reid, Sandra Hudspeth, Mary Rhodes, and Ruthie Wasson. The majorettes balance the band in its formation of a cross, emphasizing the Thanksgiving spirit, at the Mt. Home game. . and - -1. 'Zwi.'R1Fi'?ff?'.!'i2fl2 With the forming of an H , Ann directs the band in the play- ing of the Alma Mater, which is the traditional closing forma- tion of every half-time appear- ance. The Goblin band, led by the majorettes, leaves the field after one of their original half- time shows. This page sponsored by CASE STUDIO 1 T a I 1

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:U A The Chblin staff is composed of students enrolled in journa- ' , lism. Seated, from left to right, they are Bobbie Carver, feature 'is editorg Mary Sue Jackson, radio editor, Miss Susie West, instruc- 'B tor and sponsor, Nanalou Mclnturff, editor-in-chiefg Ann Akers, X L page two editor, John Marsh, business manager, and Bob Speck, ' sports editor. Standing, left to right, are Joe Bunch, page four ed- itorg Roy Boyd, page one editorg Larry Alexander, photographer, Larry Nicholson, business managerg Richard Ruble, sports editorg Y Dick Brown, radio editor, and Robert Rogers, business manager. Anthony Krkosska and Oren Edgmon, who took journalism first se- mester, were absent when the pictu.re was taken. Thecia Pond, radio editor both semesters, was also absent. Thecia, Nanalou, and Bobbie slave over page 4 on paste-up day. The Goblin is published once each month. This year jour- nalism students also published the home- coming football program, and each student wrote a ten-page research theme. Q T 1 ffafkx Miss West and some of the students are I g frfx shown planning Your Goblin Speaks , a 'inf tesy of station KI-IOZ. This page sponsored by SIMS CITY DRUG and 'DT-fAN S MEN'S WE radio show written and presented by journa- lism students each week, through the cour-

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I 'nel Pictured above is the seventy-six piece Harrison High School concert band. On the first row, left to right, are Shirley Jackson, Carol KLrby, Alva Jane Cash, Darley Von Calllcott, Helen Davis, Mary Rhodes, Mary Reid, and JoAnne Boyd. On the second row, left to right, are Bob Small, Roland Zeigler, Ann Akers, Ruthie Wasson, Sandra Hudspeth, Dixie Marsh, David Reeves, Janie Milek, Lois Morris, Mary Jane Brock, Polly Hudson, Audrey Saunders, Nanalou Mclnturff, and Donna Gene Orendorff. On the third row, left to right, are Jolene Alsup, Jimmie Mysinger, Frances Phillips, Martha Mllum, Rexina Werner, Buddy Rea, John Henry Marsh, Johnny West, Jan Akers,' John Matz, Robert Rogers, David Banks, Fred Murphy, Larry Alexander, Charlotte Hudspeth, Mary Younes, and George Meredith. On the fourth row, left to right, are Dick Brown, Henry Kirby, Franklin Kendall, W. J. Wheeler, Mack Angel, Jane Shouse, Daniel Lanning, Joe Hamilton, Judy Eoff, Ann Harrison, Larry Cone, Jimmy Miller, Johnny Milburn, Ernest Young, John Carlton, Anna Jane Smith, Tollle Atkins, Roger Angel, Jimmy Barker, Donald Turney, and Ted Tims. On the fifth row, left to right. are Ina Ann Ormond, Director Robert Kirchman, Charles Shaddox, Thomas Gardner, Bill Bergen, Forrest Anderson, Ann Martin, Mary Jo Villlnes, Mary Ann Hall, and George Coff- man. Dlck Brown and George Meredith were honored by being selected members of the All-State Band. 4. ln.. . .-. . -...- The Harrison High. School Band assumes the Ann Akers leads the marching band through a for mation of a church at the half-time ceremony half-time performance. during the Thanksgiving Day game. This Page sponsored by CASE STUDIO