Mansfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Mansfield, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1975 volume:

MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL THE TIGER 1975 MANSFIELD ARKANSAS 3 No day is complete in itself; always it brings reminders of yesterdays. Things we can build a future on. Echoes of... working. growing, SCHOOL BOARD I lie Hoard, along with Mr. Brower, met monthly to discuss the needs ol the school system. Matters discussed were school build- ings and grounds, playgrounds, athletics, financing and school personnel. A new building program was completed also. Working toward school betterment this year were: Allen Tucker, President; Sam Godwin, Vice President; Wan a Presson, Secretary; Domic Elmore and l.ov Carter. Allen Tucker, President Sam Godwin, Viee President Wan a Presson. Secretary Dovne Elmore 6 ADMINISTRATION Joe Mannon, High School Principal Mcl Nichols, Elementary Principal Maintaining a school of nine hundred students can become quite complicated unless the school has competent and efficient per- sonnel to handle school and student problems. Mansfield is fortunate to have such personnel. Edmond Brewer, Superintendent Joyce W illiams. Secretary Hugh Lowrimore Guidance Counselor FACULTY Sarila Baker Holly Blanton i lerherl Blanton Charlene Blayloek Barbara Browning Deanna Cartv lairry Cochran Thomas Dewey lairry DeWill Geneva Dismukes Mr. l-uller. Mr. Lowrimore, Mr. Mannon. Mr. Simmons, and Mr. Blanton enjoy a timeout during Kaeully-Sludenl basketball game. Cheerleaders Browning. Cos . Baker, and Williams plot their next yell. Brenda Emery IVggy Godwin Carolyn Goss James Hamilton Opal Holt lairry Kennedy Yvonne Niehols Irma Overton Margaret Paddaek Larry l ugh Judy Ramsey Sue Ray Cary Simmon� Jean Simmon� Virginia Simpson I Mira Slankard Paul Sparks Linda Staggs Klmyra Taylor Sam M. Taylor Mr. Brewer and Mrs. Simpson distribute school pirlurrs to students in sludy hall. FACULTY Mr. Mannon, Miss Baker. Mrs. Williams, and Miss Browning relax during a coke break. Clyde Traylor Charles Vincent Sue Ward ka Wooten Lucille Yancey SCHOOL PERSONNEL A si udent spends the greater part of eaeh day at school. Nourishment must he provideri for the hotly as well as the mind, and the cafeteria serves a variety of foods to accomplish this aim. A pleasant surrounding adds to the enjoyment and efficiency of students and much credit is due the maintenance staff who keep the campus beautiful and the mechanical operations inside the building running smoothly. Another important area is transportation. Approximately 75% of the student body is transported to and from school. The bus drivers are well trained and the buses kept in excellent condition. I) •an Basham Marie Basha m Kiln I Brannam Gent Brewer Ha el Byers Jim Byers Kenneth Cherry Velma Cole Karl Conaway Betty Cumbie Alton Dorrough Rat Hamilton Arnold Hill Augie Hill Val Holland James l asler Mildred McKusker Boh Mergen Loyd Moore Ruby Robinson jmws� - James Simpson Min tie Turner Owen Walker 10 HOMECOMING '74 WEEK OF Homecoming was a gala event this year. The traditional bonfire, absent during the past few years, was revived. Burn the Indians was the theme of the bonfire and a large crowd attended Thursday night. Cries of “Beat Lamar” echoed in the hall during the week after each class. The activities distracted studies for nine weeks tests and kept students excited and husv in the days pre- ceding homecoming. Nearly everyone was sporting WIN But- tons (Whip Indians Now). Friday morning many organizations frantically added last minute touches to their mini-floats in a bid for first place. First place went to the Senior Class in the Senior High Divi- sion. The title of their lloat was “Puppet Theater.” The Eighth Grade captured first place in their division with “VK illed Warrior Salad.” The Pep Assembly was held Friday afternoon. Mark Plymale. Doug Dorrough, and Kicky Carlton represent their classes in a “Spirit Contest” by silting in buckets of ice. Results? A tie. 12 EXCITEMENT, MEMORIES Skits were presented by different groups including “Ten Little Indians” (left) and the cheerleader skit (below left), The Tigers Can’t Be Stopped.” In Friday night’s pre-game ceremonies Teresa Slate was crowned Homecoming Queen 1974. Paula Hal- tahaugh was Maid of Honor and the Maids were: Janice Slankard, Susie Byers, Karla Plymale, Tammy Burrows, Marla Biggs. Brenda Webb and Laura Carter. After trailing 7-0 early in the first quarter the Tiger football team roared back and defeated l-amar 33-7 to complete an enjoyable week with a Night of Victory,” the theme of Homecoming. Queen Teresa is making last minute preparations prior to the ceremonies (lower left) and finally (lower right) ready to leave for the ceremonies. 13 Seventh Grade Maid—Marla Higgs Escort—Lewis Edwards HOMECOMING ROYALTY Cheerleader Maid—Brenda Webb Escort—Jim Gray Band Maid—Inaura Carter Escort—Perry Escalante Junior Maid—Susie Byers Escorl—Jim Lang HOMECOMING ROYALTY Sophomore Maid—Karla Plymale Escort—Kick Foster 8tli Grade Maid—Tammie Burrows Escort—Roger Edwards HOMECOMING ROYALTY Queen Teresa Slale Escorts—Jerald Hattabaugb and Doug Efurd Maid Of Honor Paula Haltabaugh Escorts—Jimmy Harris and Freddy Moreton Senior Maid—Janice Slankard Escort—Thomas Moreton WHO’S WHO Left—Most Studious Linda Yancey Johnny Harp Lower Left—Most School Spirit Teresa Slate Doug LI uni GIRLS STATE Nancy Carr Linda Yancey SWEETHEA TOP TEN ACADEMIC SENIORS I dnda Yancey 4.(X) I'am Hallaltau li 3.97 Johnny Harp 3.92 Anthony Fuller 3.91 Nancy Carr 3.89 Delores Bojjgs 3.86 Carlene Cherry 3.86 Debbie Odom 3.85 TOP TEN ACADEMIC JUNIORS Cheryl Jackson 3.96 Louanne Key 3.82 Kalhv Barnes 3.68 Pain Hope 3.64 Diana Freeman 3.61 Joyce Brannam 3.58 Susie Byers 3.55 Elizabeth Musgrove 3.54 28 ACADEMICS Academics Academics Academics Academics Beverly Jones, Editor CURRICULUM Each day approximately 425 students enter Mansfield in pursuit of knowledge. The seventy seniors make up the largest Senior Class ever to enroll at Mansfield. The Juniors number fifty- seven, Sophomores seventy-five, Fresh- men sixty-three. Eighth Grade eighty. Seventh Grade eighty-nine. Twenty-two instructors, teaching thirty-six courses in nine departments attempt to fill the educational needs of the student body. Three diplomas are offered at Mansfield: The Academic, the Voca- tional and the Attendance Diplomas. COUNSELING One of the most important places in Mansfield is the guidance office, where students go for counseling on present and future activities. Mr. Hugh Lowrimore is the Coun- selor. He received his BSE from Hen- derson State College and his MSE from State College of Ark. with additional graduate work from SCA and Ark. Stale University. Mr. Lowrimore is Sponsor of the Yearbook. Mr. Lowrimore’s work is divided into several phases. When school begins, each student makes out an educational plan. This enables the student to schedule courses for the oncoming year. Another phase includes preparing Seniors for their next step after gradua- tion, whether it be college or a vocation. The hub of the program is individual counseling with all students. The main objective is to help students in every' way possible with their plans for the future. Top: Students catch up on their homework in study hall. Center: Mr. Lowrimore and Mr. Man- non help Jerry Morgan and Mitchell Looper with their schedules. Bottom: Mr. Lowrimore and Sherry Sihary check schedule chart for a class. 30 ENGLISH Man's desire to communicate with his fellow man is fulfilled through his study of the English language. Our English instructors strive to guide each of us in obtain- ing and practicing the princ iples of grammar and composi- tion. Along with grammar, much emphasis is placed on literature. The development of creative and formal writing abilities is stressed by formal and informal speeches and research papers. Miss Sarita Baker teaches seventh and eighth grade English classes. She received her BA from Ouachita University and has graduate work from the1 University of Arkansas. Miss Baker is Sponsor of the Cheerleaders and Co-Sponsor of the eighth grade class. Mrs. Brenda Emery teaches ninth and tenth grade English and French. Mrs. Emery received her BSE from Arkansas Tech. She is Sponsor of the Sophomore Class. Mrs. Carolyn Goss teaches eleventh and twelfth grade English and Speech. She received her BA from Arkansas Tech. lop: Ninth grade students are busy doing writing exercises. Center Mrs. Goss is returning papers to tin c lass. Jim Lang and Bam Hope seem eager to gel theirs. While Paula Moreton and Joyce Krannam seem pleased with theirs. Bottom: Miss Baker checks Timmy Turner's paper. I ommy Eacret and others are adding nouns and adjectives to the suffix chart. SCIENCE The Science Department of MHS is designed to expand stu- dents’ knowledge in the various fields of science. In this class is included general science, biolog), chemistry and physics. The science program has many interesting areas to be ex- plored, and one may easily determine his life’s career by becoming attracted to one of these fields. With the ever expanding world ol science comes new methods, new ways of teaching, and experimenting. Mr. Charles Vincent teaches the senior high sciences. He re- ceived his BSE from Southern Slate and a MSF, from the University of Arkansas. Mr. Vincent is Co-Sponsor of the Junior Class. Miss Debra Slankard teaches the junior high science classes. She received her BSE from Arkansas Tech. She is also Co-Sponsor of the Junior Class. Top picture: General Science Glass. Middle: Greg Moore and John kiker are working on a delicate experi- ment. Bottom: Mr. Vincent demonstrates an experiment technique. 32 HISTOR Y To reveal the true story of people, places, and events, and to show how they have produced today’s world—this is the continuing task of the social studies department. By studying the how and the why of the past, students develop a better comprehension of the present and new possibilities of the future. Students enrolled in a social studies course are often encouraged to partici- pate in the democratic process of this country. American history, geography, world history, economics, American govern- ment are courses offered to students in the social studies department. Two units of social studies. Civics and American history, are required for graduation. Mr. Larry Cochran teaches American Government, American History and World History. He received his BS from Ark. Tech and has graduate work from the University of Ark. Mr. Cochran is Sponsor of the Student Council. Mr. Herbert Blanton teaches junior high history and one section of seventh grade math. He received his BA from Stetson University and has additional hours from SCA and the University of Arkansas. MATH Since only two units of math an required for graduation, many of the courses are taken for electives. Mansfield's mathematics curriculum covers areas from General Mathematics to Algebra II and occasionally Trig- onometry. The increasing contribution of math to the culture of the modern world, as well as its importance as a vital part of scien- tific and humanistic education, has made it essential that math in our schools be well selected and well taught. Mr. I.arrv Kennedy teaches Geometry, Algebra I II. Busi- ness Math and General Math. Me received his BSE and MSE from SC A. He is Co-Sponsor of the Senior Class. Mr. Larry Pugh teaches junior high math. He received his BA from Quachita University. He is Sponsor of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. lop Picture: Mr. Pugh observes his class from the back of the room. Middle: Ninth grade students are working Algebra I problems. Bottom: Business Math students ponder solution to a difficult prob- lem. 34 STUDY HALL “Where can I find a quiet place to study?” is a question often heard of many Mansfielders, and the answer is invaria- bly the library or study hall. The “big” study hall houses about one hundred students each period. The study hall is supervised by Mrs. Virginia Simpson. LIBRARY The library, another refuge of quiet, is staffed by Mrs. Betty Blanton. Whether they are searching for a reference book or an exciting mystery. Mansfielders usually find what they need in the library of four thousand books, numerous newspapers and fifty current magazines. Student librarians not only assist the students in finding books and checking them out but also keep the volumes in order and maintain a branch library in the main study hall. Mrs. Betty Blanton is the Librarian. She received her BA from Quachita University and has additional hours from SCA. Mrs. Blanton is sponsor of the Library (dub and Co-Sponsor of the seventh grade. PHYSICAL EDUCA TION A required course for fun as well as profit—that’s Physical Education. Different from other classes, gym means fun through many games and sports. It offers training in physical fitness and also provides opportunity to develop cooperation, through team play, and the ability to get along with people. Mr. Lar- ry DeWitt teaches eighth grad history, senior girls p.e. and coaches the junior boys girls basketball teams. Mr. DeWitt received his BS from the Col- lege of the Ozarks. Mr. Paul Sparks teaches seventh grade boys p.e., junior girls p.e., and general science. Mr. Sparks received his BS from the College of the Ozarks. He is Co-Sponsor of the eighth grade class. 35 BUSINESS For the future accountant, secretary and executive, Mansfield provides an opportunity to develop one's abilities for a successful career. Also, such training fits into the world of those who are college hound or into tin- everyday file of the homemaker. Accounting, with its “facts and figures, helps a student pre- pare for the future in personal or career life by learning the fundamentals of writing checks, filling tax forms and keeping accounts and budgets. Typing, a course for those who are “keen at pounding key,” is an asset in school work (resides being useful in preparation lor a business career. Shorthand, a vocational course, offers valuable training in preparation for a business career. Miss Barbara Browning, teaches the business courses at MHS. Miss Browning received her B. S. from Arkansas Tech, and an MSF. from the University of Ark. Miss Browning is the Co-Sponsor of the Senior Class. She is the Sponsor of the Beta Club, I’aper Staff and Secretarial Club. DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Simmons, Driver Education In- structor, instructs his students how to drive, how to drive defensively, and to have a good attitude toward driving. Mr. Simmons received his B. S. from the College of the Ozarks. He-coaches Senior High Basketball and is Co-Spon- sor of the Seventh Grade Class. 36 HOME ECONOMICS A well organized home is the dream of every girl. All of the ways and ideas of doing this are taught and prae- liced in Home Economics I through III. Throughout the years, the girls learn the techniques and skills of sewing, the art of cooking, and the basics of planning a home. The courses ol Home Economics are also devoted to trying to strengthen the bonds between families and communities by broadening the scope of youth activities and to help youth comprehend the problems of society and their solutions. Mrs. Sue Ward teaches all of the Home Economics classes. She received her BSHE from the University of Ark. She spon- sors the FHA and is Co-Sponsor of the Freshman Class. AGRICULTURE Studying soil conservation, improving livestock and poultry, improving plants, operating farm tractors and equipment, and future farming activities is the makeup of Agriculture. The four-year program in Vocational Agriculture con- sists of class work and project programs. Each student must earry on a suitable supervised farming program. Mr. S. M. Taylor teaches half of all the agri. classes. He received his BSA from Okla. Slate Univ. and his MSA from the Univ. of Ark. Mr. Taylor is Sponsor for the FFA. Mr. Thomas Dewey teaches the other half of the agri. elasses. He received his BSA from the Univ. of Ark. Mr. Dewey is Co-Sponsor of the FFA and the Fresh- man Class. FINE ARTS Mansfield High School offers one course in F rench. I his course helps students to appreciate hooks and reading, to speak more easily before people, and to read, speak, and write French. The Speech class is offered to Seniors. It demonstrates the art of the spoken word through self expression. In addition to French and Speech Mansfield offers Choir and Band. Mr. James Hamilton teaches both Choir and Band. He received his BMF from Henderson State College. Top: Mrs. Emery and students parlez in French. Middle: Jackie McGill uses a gun to get the attention of the class lor her speech. Bottom: Beverly Jones uses charm to dramatize her speech. 38 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS (IH'l to right) Secretary—Beverly Jones President—Anthony Fuller Vice-President—Bill Gordon Sponsor-—Mr. Cochran The purpose of the student council is: to develop attitudes of, and practice in, good citizenship; promote harmonious relations throughout the entire school, improve student-teacher relations; improve school morale; assist in the management of stu- dent affairs; provide orderly direction of school activities; charter school clubs and other organizations and to promote the general welfare of the school. Front row (left to riglu) Janice Slankard, Beverly Jones, Anthony Fuller, Bill Gordon, Sandra Slate. Back row (left to right) Butch Martin, Eric Pir- picli, David Overton. Pam Efurd, Ricky New- man, Cheryl Jackson, Linda Yancey. Mr. Cochran, Susie Byers, Brenda Webb, Sabrina Morgan. Cindy Slankard. Bruce Ellison, Kenny Boyd. 40 12th grade Representatives— Hutch Martin. Brenda Webb 11 ill grade Representatives— Rick Newman, Cheryl Jackson 10th grade Representative� — Brute Ellison, David Overton 9th grade Representatives— Dam Efurd, Jack James 8th grade Representatives— Sabrina Morgan. Sandra Slate 7th grade Representatives— Kenny Boyd. Eric Dirpich Committees Publicity Chairman Cindy Slankard Recreation Chairman Susie Byers Student Welfare Chairman Linda Yancey School Safety Chairman Janice Slankard Members of the Student Council are elected by the stu- dents. Each class has two representatives. The officers are elected by the entire student body, following a one week cam- paign. The Student Council sponsors an intra-mural basketball tournament each spring. The winners usually play the men faculty. BETA CLUB Right—The president, Johnny Harp, presides over th« initiation ceremony. Extreme right—Anthony Fuller ami Linda Yancey perform a skit, “Horace,” during the initiation ceremony. p Front row (left to right) Miss Browning, Deb- bie Odom, Linda Yancey, Nancy Carr, Elizabeth Musgrovc. Delores Boggs. 2nd row—Brenda Barton. Becky Looper, Louann Key, Dorothy Boggs. Bam Presson, Kathy Barnes, Joyce Branham. Cheryl Jackson, Debbie Turner, Lois McGill. Joanne Casa- way. 3rd row—Rose Brannam, Charlene Moore. Marlene Moore, Pam Hope. Sharon Ball, Mary Armstrong, Connie Joyce, Antho- ny Fuller, Donna Crelia, Carlene Cherry, Pam Hattahaugh, Francis London. 42 4th row—John Slankard. Mike Galli more, David Paisa, Janice Slankard, Susie Byers, Brenda Webb. Laura ('.arter,' Jerald Hal- labaugh, Yvonne Carr. Brenda Fuller. Top row—Beverly Jones, Kandy Stanfill, Rieky Carson, Bill Gordon, Brace Ellison, Kicky Newman, Ralph Black. BETA CLUB OFFICERS President—Johnny Harp Vice President—Debbie Odom Secretary—Linda Yancey Treasurer—Nancy Carr Reporter—Elizabeth Musgrove Historian—Delores Boggs 43 Officers lop row; Pres. I). Crelia, Sec. N. Carr. Stand. Com. S. Ball. His. K. Barnes, I res. C. Jackson, Stand. Com. J. Branham. V. Pres. I . Hat. tabaugh. Stand. Com. I). Webb, Rep. B. Webb, Song Lead. T. Slate, Stand. Com. A. Hall. Federation officers; Debbie Odom, First Vice Pres., Elaine Crelia, Third Vice Pres. PowderpufT’loothall winners; Coach B. Martin, D. Brown, F. Slate, B. Webb, C. Smith. V. Purser, C. Slankard. C Wilson, Coach M. Row- land. 2nd row; H. Graves, D. Webb, P. Gray, I). Little, J. Jeffords, L Rowland. L to R; C. Wilson. VI. Shelton, C. Slankard, V. Norris, D. Porter, E. Wills, F. Slate, J. McGill. J. Carlton, S. Ball, B. Jones, N. Carr, I). Crelia, C. Cher- ry, C. Smith, V. Purser, D. Boggs. 2nd row; F. Robertson, J. Barton, C. Wilkett, C. James, J. Slankard, D. Odom, A. Hall, B. Webb, P. Hattabaugh, L Yancey, M. Armstrong, T. Slate. 44 Ho R: A. DalTron, B. Hannan, S. Sibarv. C. Moore, C. Moore, C. Blythe, I . Dorman, J. Gasaway, V. Carlton. I . Hope. C. Jackson, P. Moreton, K. Barnes, D. Smith. J. Hut. 2nd row; J. Branham. B. Belt, I). Hall. I). Freeman, L. McGill, I). Turner, P. Presson, E. Musgrove, L Key, P. Dorman. I- to R: B. Fuller, V. Carr, B. Gipson, C. (.amphell, L Rowland, L. Carter, B. Barton, B. Loo per, R. Branham. R. Scantling, K. Black. D. Brown, D. Boggs. I). McGill, I). Robertson, I). Bacon. B. Turner. I). Rice, P. Wallace. 2nd row; P. Scott, C. Hudgens, H. Graves, K. Plymale. J. Jeffords. D. Lit- tle, P. Gray, I). Webb, I). Moore, I). Powell, C. Rupe. Lio R; I). Brown, C. Reese, K. Allen, K. Barnes, C. Elmore, B. Bryan, C. Smith, D. Howard. I). Smith. B. Smith. I). Holt, P. Hattabaugh. K. Jones, C. Smith, J. Chaney, C. Wilson, J. Wilkett, S. McKay. M. Williams, L London. 2nd row; D. Drew, A. Davis, T. Kitchens, B. Boyd, C. Cochran. P. Efurd, C. Moore, R. Elmore, E. Mabry. SUMOR OmCKRS A. Fuller, Pres., J. Harp. V. Pres., I). Efurd, Treas., J. I laltahaugh. See., P. Hum, Sentinel, J. Newman, Adv., B. Carter, Pari.. B. Robinson, Re- porter. JUNIOR OFFICERS Mr. Taylor, B. Gordon, R. Carson, I). Ellison, B. Pyles, R. Newman, J. One of the highlights of the year is a trip to Kansas City to the National Lang, R. (Carlton, and C. Chapman. Convention. SENIOR CLASS MEMBERS Bark Row L to R; I). Stephens, G. Greer, I). Gilbert, IU Edwards, T. Moreton, R. Foster, B. Martin, M. Nichols, L Edwards, M. Plymale, P. Escalante, M. Rowland, J. Gray, R. Litchford, F. I ondon, M. Smith, R. Webb, D. Heydenreich. Front Row: P. McCown, E. Cole, Mr. Taylor, A. F uller, J. Harp, D. Efurd, B. Robinson, J. Hattabaugh, J. Newman, B. Carter, P. Hunt, G. Lacy, and B. Norris. 46 JUNIOR CLASS MEMBERS � rk Row: i� . W hitsett, N. Hurt. B. Newman, I). Martin, B. Godwin, M. Whittaker, P. Baker, T. Elmore, E. Slate. M. McGrath, G. Harrison. J. Helms. M. Hungerford, and T. London. Front Row: B. Gordon, R. Carson. I). Ellison, B. Pyles, R. Newman, R. Carlton, J. Ung, and C. Chapman. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Bark Row: B. Greene, R. McDaniel, L Carter, P. Williams, I). McGill, W. Holland, P. Lowe, M. Rowland, R. Moore, D. Hudgens, I). Smith, L. Elmore, R. Shelton, R. Turner. R. Agee, W. Barton. Second Row: G. Elmore, R. Elmore, B. Elmore. L. Clayton, R. Stanfill. I). Sanderson. P. Met- calf, L Elmore, P. Edwards, I). Paisa, I). Dorrough. R. Whittaker. Third Row: M. Gallimore, B. Ellison. J. Slankard, G. Witcher, and D. Overton. FRESHMAN MEMBERS Bark Row: M. Carson, M. Nutt, S. Sharp. I). Hartsell, I). Wyatt, J. Gasaway, J. Harris, B. Branham. S. Joyce, D. Whitsett, R. Ball. R. Robinson, E. oolen. Second Row: R. Thompson, J. Morgan, C. Walker, R. Bowers, F. Moreton, K. Boyd, M. Beran, I). Escalante, S. Lang. I bird Row. J. James, R. Key, A. Hope. R. Richmond. C. Elmore, S. Shipman. L Jones, and F. Swafford. 47 SECRETARIAL CLUB Clockwise Linda ancey, Debbie Odom, Brenda Webb, I eresa Slate, Beverly Jones, Pam Hattahaugh, Miss Browning, Carla Smith, Connie Joyce CHOIR From row (left to right) Holly Graves, Kathy Wilson, Martha Shelton, Brenda Barton, Francie Robertson, Jackie McGill, Judy Barton, Back row (left to right) Mr. Hamilton, Cindy Slankard, Teresa Slate, Carla Smith, Mary Armstrong, Cheryl James, Vickie Purser, Elaine Crelia. 48 OFFICE WORKERS LIBRARY CLUB Officers (left to right): Donna Crelia—President. Ann Hall—Vice-Presi- dent. Carlene Cherry—Reporter, Martha Shelton—Secretary. Front row—Donna Crelia, Ann Hall, Martha Shelton, Carlene Cherry. 2nd row—Mrs. Blanton. Bryan Crouch, David Overton, Kathy Parish. Joan Drew, Francene Slate, Cheryl James, Judy Barton, Sue Boggs, Donna Presson, Brenda Gibson. Back row—Pam Williams, Michell Glenn, Michael Elmore, Susan McKay. Rhonda Elmore, Chris Wilson, Teresa Crelia, Sandra Slate, Tammy Burrows, Sherry Hall, Missy McCain. (left to right) Johnny Harp. Joanne Gasaway. Bill Gordon, Anthony Fuller. Debbie Odom. Butch Martin. Janice Slankard. John Kiker, Jerald Hattahaugh. 49 ANNUAL STAFF Bark Row L to R: Mr. Lowrimore, R. Carson. J. Hattabaugh, B. Jones, J. Kiker, B. Ellison, L Key. Front Row: L to R: P. Preason, K. Barnes. I). Crelia, S. Ball, V. Purser, C. Joyce, S. Bvers, B. Belt. P. Hope, I). Freeman, P. Hattabaugh. J. Sian kart I. PAPER STAFF lop Row L Io R: J. Slankard, S. Byers, J. Hattabaugh. A. Fuller, N. Carr, ft Newman. Second Row: C. Moore, M. Moore. P. Hope S. Ball M Armstrong, P. Hattabaugh D Crelia I) Boggs. F London. Third Row: J. Harp. I. Key. E. Musgrove. P. Presson, K. Barnes, J. Branham, C Jackson, J. Casaway, L McGill. Fourth Row: Miss Browning, I). Odom, L. Yancey, C. Joyce, B. Jones, C. Cherry, B. Webb. 50 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Kront Row L to K: Coach Paul Sparks. Larry Pugh, Sponsor, Pat McCown, President, Tom Moreton, Vice I resident, Lewis Edwards. Secretary, |)ou ' Efurd, Treasurer, Coach Larry DeWitt. Coach Gary Simmons. Second Row: T. Elmore, J. Gray, J. Haltabaugh, Reporter, G. Moore, R tan fill. I). Sanderson, P. Metcalf, Publicity Chairman, P. Baker. Third Row: R. Carson. B. Newman, P. Whitsett, J. Newman, N. Hurt, D. Ellison, R. Ed- wards. R. Black. Fourth Row: B. Godwin, R. Carlton, M. Gallimore, B. Ellison, I). Paisa, I). Dorrough. FIRE MARSHALS Left to Right Preston Edwards Doug Ellison Janice Slankard Susie Byers Johnny Harp Perry Escalante 51 Bark Row L to R; I . Moreton, D. Curik J. Moreton, I). Overton, A. Hall, T Beshears, I . Presson. J. While, (� . Escalante, Mr. Hamilton. 2nd row: P Moreton, R. Branham. I). Presson, C. Jarkson. I). Prcsson, M. Biggs, I). illiams. Front row; K. Thompson. E. Yaneey, I.. Carter, L Upton. Bark Row I to R; R. Morgan. L Escalante, G. Baher, J. Burrows. L. Williams. G. Clayton, I). Hattahaugh, N. Mannon. T. Black. B. Teague. 2nd row; Elmore K. Coiner, V. Elmore, G. Egbert, W. Byrd, G. Cochran, K. Jones, R. Burrows, T. Goff, P. Bonds. 3rd row; M. Weaver, N. Bailey, B. Moreton, I). Mabry, J. Byrd, L Moore, J. Michael. K. Sanderson, J. Morgan, R. Johnson. 52 Doug hftinl. Senior All-Diatrici Tackle Jerald Hattalmugh, Senior AII Dislricl, HallLaek Perry Escalante, Senior All-District, Guard SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Jim Gray, Senior Center Kick Foster, Senior Center Mansfield—6, Waldron—14 The Tigers had a good defensive effort and the offense was just tremendous. The Bulldogs capitalized on some of our mistakes and slipped by 14-6. Mansfield—0, Ozark—44 Mansfield played the best football we have seen in the first quarter. Early in the second quarter the morale slipped and the half time score was 25-0. The Tigers were unable to get it back and the Hillbillies slammed us, 44-0. Mansfield—0, Danville—50 Our team still needs to learn to function as a machine. The Little Johns read our plays, and with an offense like Danville had, our defense had to be planted firmly. It wasn’t. We were shut out, 30-0. (Danville was Class B State Champions in 1974.) Mansfield—7, Greenwood—37 Mansfield Tigers fought hard and the fourth quarter was the hardest fought. Mansfield finally got a score on the board. Our olfense and defense has trouble getting it together. We still weren’t working like a machine. We lost, 37-7. (Greenwood Roger Edwards, Senior End Thomas Moreton, Senior Tackle Lewis Edwards. Senior End Coach Sparks, 70—T. Morelon, 61—R. Moore, 64—I . Escalante, 60—.V Hurt, 80—B. Godwin, 51—R. Foster, 12—J. I ang, 7r — I), hfurd. 39—J. Ilattahaugh. 50—J. Gray, 73—L Little. 46—J. Harris. 82—I Edwards, Coach DeWitt, Rat McCowan, 85—R. Edwards, 44—P. Baker. 42—f. Moreton, 64—C. Walker, 10—T. Elmore, 65— P. Melcalf, 25—G. Moore, 30—I). Ellison, 22—I). Sanderson, 20— R. Stan fill, 72—M. Gallimore, 62—G. Elmore, 71—R. McDaniel, 40—R. Carlion, 30—R. Bowers. Mansfield—0, Clarksville—17 A good ball game. Both Panthers and the Tigers were executing good. We let them have one score that changed the entire game. Defense was the best we have seen so far. We lost another, 17-0. Brooks Godwin, Junior End Neil Hurt, Junior Guard Jim luing. Junior Quarterback 55 Doug Ellison. Junior Fullback I’bil Maker, Junior Halfback Greg Moore, Junior End Mansfield—6, Booneville—39 The Tigers lei ihem run the score up in the first quarter. Our morale was crippled the entire first half. The second half was en- tirely different. The Tiger offense brought the boom down with a rookie named Phil Baker who plunged 13 plays fora total of% yards. The Tigers couldn’t pull it out however, and the final score was Booneville—39, Mansfield—6. Mansfield—12, Charleston—0. Our first victory. Everything was perfect. We scored first and our morale picked up. Our defense was one of the few teams to bold Charleston scoreless. The final score was 12-0, in our favor. Mansfield—33, Lamar-—7 We were confident from our first victory. We won our homecoming game. I .a mar’s only score was on a trick play. We won another one, 33-7. 56 Tony Elmore. Junior End Kicky Carlton. Junior Fullback Kandy Stan fill. Sophomore Halfback Dale Sanderson, Sophomore Halfback. Kicker Ronnie Moore, Sophomore Tackle Philip Metc alf, Sophomore Guard Mike Gal I i more, Sophomore Tackle Lewis Lillie, Sophomore Tackle Kandy McDaniel, Sophomore Guard Gene Klmore. Sophomore Guard Jimmy Harris. Freshman Back Freddy Morel on. Freshman Tailback Mansfield—46, Alius—6 A great game. Offense and defense played a fantastic game. We have our first winning streak. We have another win in our favor, 46-6. Mansfield—43, Ola—to The Tigers are heading for four in a row. We played another game great, both offensively and defensively. I he B-string played most of the game. The final score was 43-6. We are very proud of our Tigers for a good season. Chip Walker, Freshman Center Kandy Bowers. Freshman Manager Pal McCown, Senior Manager 57 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Kirsl Kow. Left to Right: No. 78 R. Bailey, 70 B. Richmond, 20 M. Elmore, 81 R. Richmond, 80 B. Honey, 44 1). Qualls, 13 K. Boyd. 84 T. Cantrell, 52 R. Walker, 60 J. D. Belt, 44 K. Elmore, 32 R. York. Second Row: Coach I'. Sparks, 64 I). Wyatt. 25 E. Moreton, 78 B. Brannam, 72 M. Benin, 12 S. Joyce, 30 J. Harris, 50 C. Walker, 88 J. Gray, 14 J. Moore, 66 T. Boyd, 46 R. Bowers, Coach 1. DeW itl. Third Row: D. Escalante, 1). Hartsell, 22 R. Thompson, 61 M. Carson, 10 J. Elmore, 80 A. Hope and 42 L. Clayton. ™Z“[: SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL Front Row, Left to Right: J. Efurd, J. Haltabaugh, R. Colt , K. Boyd, I). Elmore, M. Wooten, E. Pirpich. M. Smith, L Sterling. Back Row: R. Bryan, T. Wilson, I). Edwards, I). Baber, B. Booth, J. Boatright, R. Rector, M. Looper, I). I). Elmore, I). L Elmore, and Coach G. Simmons. SENIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL MHS Senior Boys OPP. 67 Cedarville 40 49 Hacked 21 63 Greenwood 37 56 Clarksville 30 59 Charleston 75 44 l avaca B” 41 Doug Kfurd 55 1-avara 50 Senior 67 Hartford ‘B 50 Jim Newman 39 Van Buren “B” 37 Senior 43 Van Buren 48 50 Cedarville “B” 56 44 Cedarville 56 55 Waldron 60 37 Van Buren “B” 40 58 Van Buren 42 77 Hartford “B 45 59 West fork 40 52 Huntsville 55 58 Alma 45 43 Ozark B 50 67 ()zark 52 62 Alma 39 74 Waldron 34 61 Charleston 66 56 Greenwood 64 61 Hacked 50 74 Lavaca 46 62 Alma 52 59 Mulberry 38 69 l avaca 40 45 Hacked 44 36 Ozark B” 55 Jim Gray Senior 46 Ozark 44 49 Pleasant View B” 35 Brooks Godwin 57 Pleasant View 46 Junior 61 W aldron “B” 37 57 Waldron —West fork Tourney —Charleston Inv. Tourney —County Tourney 31 Bill Newman Junior Bruce Pyl es Junior David Martin Junior 59 SENIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL Kneeling: Doug Dorrough, David Martin, Tony Elmore. Back row: Coach Simmons. Bill Newman, Ricky Carson, Jim Gray, Doug Efurd, Ralph Black, Jim Newman. Brooks Godwin, Chuck Chapman. Jim Lang, Neil Hurt, Randy Whittaker. Randy Whittaker Sophomore Bruce Ellison Sophomore Ralph Black Sophomore Pat McCown Senior Phil Whitsett Junior Burt Carter Senior 60 Chuck Chapman Junior Neil Hurt Junior Ricky Carson Junior Tony Elmore Junior Jim l ang Junior Doug Dorrough Sophomore “B” TEAM Kneeling: Pal McCown, Burl Carter, Phil Whitsett. Back row: Coach Simmons, David Paisa, Bruce Ellison, Neil Hurl, Chuck Chapman, Ricky Car- n, Ralph Blac k, Jim Ling, David Martin, Kandy Whittaker, Tony Elmore, Doug Dorrough. 61 SENIOR GIRLS' 23—Nancy Carr. 22—Cindy Blythe, 33—Pam Hatlahaugh. 10—Janice Slankard. 13—Donna Webb, 11—Marlene Moore, 21—Susie Byers. 12—Leesa Feimsler, 30—Yvonne Carr. 20—Charlene Moore, 24—Bev Jones, Coach Simmons, 15—Sherry Sibary. 32—Brenda Puller. 35—Connie Joyce, 31—Pam Gray, 34—Vickie Purser, 14—Brenda Webb. 62 Connie Joyce Senior Vickie Purser Senior Pam Hattabaugh Senior Nancy Carr Senior Beverly Jones Senior Janice Slankard Senior Brenda Webb Senior Susie Byers Junior Marlene Moore Junior Charlene Moore Junior Cindy Blythe Junior Sherry Sibarv Junior 63 WHS Senior Girls OPP 42 Cedarville 39 33 Market I 30 23 Greenwood 25 52 Clarksville 20 55 Charleston 48 43 Hartford 47 57 Springdale 6 51 Gentry 31 42 West Fork 47 42 Hartford 38 28 Alma 43 41 Charleston 40 51 Hartford 39 43 Mountainburg 47 46 Greenwood 45 60 Haekett 34 49 Lavaca 26 31 Alma 49 33 Mulberry 48 36 Haekett 18 35 Greenwood 40 39 Waldron 27 29 Mulberry 44 —Wcsl Fork Tourney —Charleston Inv. Tounrey —County Tourney • —District Tourney Nancy Carr tries a long set shot as Vieki Purser and Yvonne Carr move in for a possible re- hound. 64 Yvonne Carr Sophomore Pam Gray Sophomore Donna Webb Sophomore Brenda Fuller Sophomore Leesa Feimster Sophomore Coach Simmons JUNIOR BOYS’ BASKETBALL M. Glenn, R. Bryan, M. Elmore, R. Thompson, G. Sharp. J. Moore, J. Hatlabaugh, B. Mabry. 2nd Row: Coach DeWitl, M. Carson. D. Elmore. I Woolen, I). Whilselt, S. Joyce, J. Elmore, J. Gray, and L Jones. MHS 18 36 40 37 28 31 27 55 32 46 26 45 45 34 32 36 46 41 33 45 36 38 35 44 21 Junior Boys Greenwood Hartford Booneville I .a vara Charleston Waldron 1mm. Con. “B I mm. Con. Hartford Greenwood I mm. Con. “B I mm. Con. I mm. Con. Waldron Ozark “B” ()zark Cedarville Greenwood Charleston Hackett l i vara Greenwood Waldron Booneville Greenwood •Western Ark. Inv. Tournament ••Hackett Tournament •••County Tournament ••••District Tournament OPP. 16 37 26 44 57 51 26 25 28 30 24 30 23 39 9 39 38 44 41 14 45 42 43 17 36 65 JUNIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL T. SlaU I. Burrows, R. Elmore, V. ('.arter, L. Eeimster, L. Harp, A. Purser, L Jones. 2nd Row: B. Bryan, C. Elmore, B. Smith, M. McCain, K. Parish, Coach DeWitt, M. Cagle, T. Elmore, P. Efurd. C. Moore, I). Holt, I . Hatlahaugh. MHS Junior Girls OPP. 20 Greenwood 26 17 Hartford 27 37 Booneville 18 29 Lavaca 48 36 Charleston 25 27 Waldron 43 22 Cedarville 26 32 Hartford 27 26 Greenwood 43 49 Waldron 51 39 Charleston 22 36 Hackett 33 23 Lavaca 42 17 Lavaca 31 29 Waldron 45 34 Booneville 19 11 Alma •Mulberry Tournament Hackelt Tournament •♦•County Tournament ♦•••District Tournament 36 66 SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS First Row: Karla Plymale, Holly Graves. Second Row: Brenda Webb, Vicki Purser. Top Row: Donna Webb, Teresa Slate. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS First Row: Tammy Slate, Connie Elmore. Second Row: Susan McKay, Chris Wilson, Tammy Burrows, Becky Smith, Becky Bryan, and Paula Hal- BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Kneeling la ft to Right Klainr Willis, Dalona Little, and Debbie Porter. Second Row: Janet Jeffords. Third Row: Carlene Cherry. Football Records Junior High M’field 0 Boon evil le 20 MTield 0 Roland 0 M’field 6 1. c 24 MTield 20 Mountainhurg 14 MTield 14 Greenwood 40 M’field 14 Charleston 28 MTield 14 Clarksville 14 Seventh Grade M’field 0 Imm. Conception 8 MTield 6 Hackett 0 MTield 8 llaekett 0 MTield 26 Greenwood 6 MTield 18 Waldron 8 MTield 16 Waldron 8 Sev enth Fighth Grade MTield 16 Roland 6 SENIOR CLASS 1975 Class Officers President Butch Martin Vice President Pam Hattabaugh Secretary Donna Crelia Reporter Jerald Hattabaugh Senior Class Colors—Red, White and Blue Class Flower—White Rose Class Motto—We have the power to make this the best generation in the history of mankind, or to make it the last. Cap and Gown Color—Red and Blue Barbara Browning, Sponsor Larry Kennedy, Sponsor Man, E. Armstrong F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Artist 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Most Beautiful Candidate 3; Most Beautiful 3; Top Ten 3. 4; Sharon Ball F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Standing Committee 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Library W'orker 3; 70 Judy Barton K. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Degree 3; I library Worker 4; Choir 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Delores Boggs h II. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3. 4: Historian 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Who’s W ho 4; Top Ten 3, 4; Cindy Boydston Slankard K. II. A. I. 2, 3, 4; Standing Committee 4: Junior Degree 3; Student Council 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Library Worker I; Secretarial Club 3, 4; Choir 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Who’s Who 4; Nancy Carr V. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Beta Club 2. 3, 4: Historian 3; Treasurer 4; Student Council 3; Paper Stall 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4; All-District 1; Track I, 2, 3; Girl's Slate 3; Top Ten 3, 4, Mary, Vicki, Donna, and Teresa were chosen as most l eautiful candidates for the Senior (-lass. Many class meeting were necessary during the school year to plan the many activities. 71 Burton Carter h. h. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 4: State Farmer 3; Basketball Man- ager 1, 4; Who’s Who 4; Carlene Cherry I-. II. A. 1, 2. 3, 4; Beta (.luh 2, 3, 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Paper Stall 2, 3, 4; hditorial Kditor 4; Library Worker 4; Sec- retarial Club 3; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 1; Top Ten 3. 4; Fddie Cole F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Basketball 1, 2; Who’s W ho 4; Donna Crelia h. II. A. 2, 3, 4; President 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 3; Secretary 3; Speech Arts Club 4; Paper Stall 2. 3,4; An- nual Stall 3, 4; Fditor 4; Office W orker 2, 3; Library Worker 4; President 4; Choir 2; Vice-President 2; Who’s Who 4; W bo's Who Among American High Sc hool Students 4; Class Officer 4; Joan Drew F. H. A. 1. 2. 3, 4; Library Worker 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Lewis Fdwards F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; F. C. A. 1, 3, 4; Secretary; Douglas Efurd F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Football 1, 3. 4; All-District 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3; F. C. A. 4; Treasurer 4; Perry Escalante F. F A. 1,2, 3, 4; Fire Marshal 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 4; All- District 4; Trac k 1, 2; F. C. A. 1; Rick Foster F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Anthony Lyn Fuller F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Public Speaking 3; Beta (Hub 2, 3. 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; (Hass Officer 2, 3; Top Ten 3. 4; David Gilbert F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; State Electrical Award; Office Worker 3; Library Worker 1. 2, 3; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 4; Jim Gray F. F. A. 2, 3. 4; Football 1,4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; All-Distric t 1; Track 1, 3; Most Handsome Candidate 3; Gary Wayne Greer F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Ann Hall F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Songleader 3; Standing Committee 4; Li- brary W orker 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Band 1, 2,4; Presi- dent 4; Pep Club 1; 73 Johnny Joe Harp F. F. A. 1. 2. 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Star Greenhand 1; Beta Club 2. 3, 4; President 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Fire Marshal I. 2, 3. 4; Football 1, 2, 3; All-District 1; Track 1. 2, 3; Who’s Who 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; lop len 3, 4; Jerald DeWavne Hattahaugh F. F. A. 1, 2, 3,4; Treasurer 4; Bela Club 2, 3, 4; Paper Stall 3. 4; Annual Staff 3. 4; Office Worker 4; Football I, 2, 3, 4; All-District 4; Basketball 1, 3; Who’s Who 4; Class Reporter 4; F. C. A. 4. Pamela Hattahaugh F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Vice-President 4; Junior Degree 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Offic e Worker 2; Secretarial Club 4; Basketball I, 2. 3. 4; All-District 1; Track 1, 2; Who's Who 4; Class Vice-Presi- dent 4; F. F. A. Sweetheart 4; Top Ten 3, 4; Danny Heydenreich F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Be ing Senior Sponsor means checking many lists such as graduation invitations, cap and gown measurements, those planning to attend banquets, (host planning to make Senior Trip, those who will sell do-nuts at hallgames, and those1 who will sell programs at hallgames, to name only a few of the ac- tivities. Right: Miss Browning and Mr. Kennedy are busy checking still another list. — 74 Michael Wayne Hungerford F. F. A. 1. 3; Library 3; Paul Hunt F. F. A. 1.2, 3, 4; Sentinel 4; Football 1, 2; Cheryl James F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Degree 3; Library Worker 3, 4; Choir 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Beverly Kaye Jones F. H. A. L 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Secre- tary 4; Paper Staff 2,3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Office Worker 2; Secretarial Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Drum Majorette 3; Basket- ball 1. 2, 3, 4; All-District 1; Track L 2; Speech Arts (dub 4; Cheerleader 1. Connie Gale Joyce Bela (dub 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Sec- retarial Club 4; Band 1; Choir 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; All-Dis- trict 1, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2. 3; Head Cheerleader 1; Who’s Who 4; Maid of Honor 1; Homecom- ing Maid 2, 3; John M. Kiker Speech Arts (dub 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Office Worker 4: Lab Assistant 4; Football 3; Basketball 1; Track L 2. 3; Who’s Who 4; W ho's Who Among American High School Students 3; Greg Lacy F. F. A. 1, 2, 4; Band 1, 2; Busty A. Litehford F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Arts (dub 4; 75 Francis London F. H. A. L 2, 3, 4; Bela Club 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3. 4; Li- brary Worker 3; Secretarial (dub 4; Frankie London F. F. A. 4; Speech Arts (dub 4: Patrick McCown F. F. A. 2. 3, 4; Speech Arts Club 4: Band L 2, 3; Choir 1; Football Trainer 4; Basketball Manager 4; F. C. A. 4; Presi- dent 4; Jackie McGill W ilkett F. II. A. L 2, 3, 4; Choir L 2. Janet Mabry Carlton F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Library Worker 1; Basketball 1; Pep Club L 2, 3. Butch Martin F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Foot- ball 1. 2, 3; Track 1, 3; Who's Who 4; Senior Class President 4; Voting time at a Senior class meeting. Members of the Christmas Program team pose for their pic- ture. Bobby Robinson is Santa. Jim Newman F. F. A. 2, 3. 4; Student Advisor 4; Football 1,3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2. 3; F. C. A. 4; Outstanding Player 4-A I; All-District 1. 3; All Tournament 3; Mike Nichols F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Who's Wrbo Among American High School Students 3; Mike Null F. F. A. 4: Debbie Odom F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 3; Federation Officer 4; Junior Degree 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Co-Editor 4; Office Worker 4; Library Worker 3; Secre- tarial Club 4; Basketball Manager I; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Class Officer 3; Citizen- ship Award 3; Co-Ed Correspondent 2, 3; Mark Plymale F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Debi Porter F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1; Cheerleader 1, 4; Pep Club 1; Vickie Purser F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Library Worker 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; All-District 3; Outstanding Player 1; Trac k 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club I; Who’s Who 4; Most Beautiful Candidate 1; Citizenship Award Runner-up 4; Kathy Ric hmond Transferred from Dundree High School, Carpentersville, 111. Francie Robertson F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1; Bob Robinson F- F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Office Worker 4; Shop Assistant 4; 78 Martha A. Shelton F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Library Worker 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Janiee Slankard F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Student Council 1, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Offa e Worker 2, 3, 4; Fire Marshal 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Class President 1; Francine Slate F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4. Teresa Slate F. II. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Songleader 4; Library Worker 1; Secre- tarial Club 4; Choir 3, 4; Track 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Head Cheerleader 4; Most Beautiful Candidate 4; Homecoming Maid 3; Homecoming Queen 4; FFA Sweetheart 3. Carla Jean Smith K H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Standing Committee 3; Secretarial Club 4; Choir 3. 4: Basketball 1. 3: Cheerleader 1. Michael Dewavne Smith F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; Track 3. 79 Darrell Stephens E. E. A. 2, 3, 4; Basketball I. 2. 3; Traek I. 2. 3; Brenda Kay Webb K. II. A. I, 2. 3, 4; Standing Committee 3; Reporter 4; Junior Degree 3; Beta Club 2. 3, 4; Student Couneil 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Cxehange Editor 4; Secretarial (dub 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club I. 2; Who’s W ho 4: Homecom- ing Maid 4; Ron Webb F. F. A. 1. 2, 3. 4; Football 1; Carolvn I. W ilkett E. II. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Elaine Willis E. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Choir 1; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Head 4; Pep Club 1; Cathy Wilson F. II. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Worker 1, 2, 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Pep Club I; Linda Yancey E. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Student Council 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3. 4; Co-Editor 4; Secretarial Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette L 2; Feature Twirler 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Basketball Manager 1; Who’s Who 4; Girls Slate 3; Top Ten 3, 4; W ho's W ho Among American High School Students 3; 80 M JUNIOR CLASS Class Officers President Cheryl Jackson ice President Don” Kllison Secretary Belly Bell Reporter Joyce Brannam Class Sponsors: Dclira Slankard Charles Vincent Phil Baker Kathy Barnes Betty Bell Cindy Blythe Johnny Bracewcll Joyce Bran nan Susie Byers Kicky Carlton Vicki Carlton Ricky Canon Chuc k Chapman Claim Crelia Amanda Daffron Peggy Dorman Doug Kllison 82 WARRIORS JUNIOR CLASS 4 LOVE IS... SCALPING THE JUNIORS Juniors made the compelilion roujjli willi llic-ir floul. Linda Elmore Timothy Elmore Tony Elmore Amy Ely Dianne Freeman JoAnn Gasaway Brooks Godwin Bill Gordon Debbie Hall Barbara Hanan Gene Harrison Johnny Heims Pam Hope Janice llunl Neil Hurl 83 JUNIORS Cheryl Jackson Glenn Jeffords l.ou Ann Key Jim Lang Tern London Lois McGill David Marlin Charlene Moore Greg Moore Marlene Moore Paula Morelon Kli aheih Musgrove Hill Newman Kic ky Newman Pam Presson 84 JUNIORS Left and Below Left: Juniors vole on class officers ami sponsors al ihcir class mirling. Below Bight: Amanda Daffron ami Ricky Carlton decide on their rings, while i Bruce Pyles Sherry Sibary Eddie Slale Dedria Smith Debra Turner Barbara Webb Phil Whilsell Mike Whittaker Steve William SOPHOMORE CLASS Class on IC'tTS President Mike Callimore Vice President Donna Webb Secretary Greg Witcher Reporter Ronnie Moon Sponsors: h lmon i Brewer Brenda Emery Ricky Agee Deanna Bacon Brenda Barton Wayne Barton Kaye Black Ralph Black Dorothy Boggs Rose Branham Karen Brown Connie Campbell Yvonne Carr l iura Carter Lewis Carter Lloyd Clayton David Cunningham Doug Dorrough Preston Edwards Bruce Ellison Bobby Elmore Darlene Elmore 86 SOPHOMORES Karla Plymale, Molly Craves, Janel Jeffords. Pam Gray, Dalona Lillie. Donna Webb, and Brenda Webb, model I he lalesl fashions for photo- grapher. Gene Elmore Larry Elmore Larry Don Elmore Ronnie Elmore Deleesa Feimsler Brenda Fuller Mike Gallimore Brenda Gipson Holly Graves Pam Gray Jaekie Hammond Cathy Harrison Wavne Holland Barbara How ley Cindy Hudgens David Hudgens Janel Jeffords Dalona Little Lewis Lillie Becky Looper 87 SOPHOMORES Kami) McDaniel David McGill Debbie McGill Phillip Metcalf Donna Moon Konnic Moore David Overton David Pulsa Karla Plymale Debbie Powell Above: Class President candidates; Dale Sanderson, Kandy Stan fill. Mike Above: Sophomores show school spirit by making this Gallimore, Ronnie Moore and Ronnie Elmore wait in the hall for votes to be miniature float for Homecoming. counted. 88 Deanna Rice Debbie Robertson Lisa Roland Mike Roland Connie Rupe Dale Sanderson Relda Scantling Patty Scott Mark Shackelford Randy Shelton SOPHOMORES John Slankanl David Smith Kandy Stan Pill Brenda Turner Ricky Turner Jan Walker Above: Members of the Sophomore class vote for the candidate of their choice. FRESHMAN CLASS Class Officers President Roper Thompson Vice President Susan McKay Secretary Mike Beran Reporter Debbie Holt Class Sponsors: Thomas Dewey Sue Ward 90 Karen Allen Roger Ball Karen Barnes Mike Beran Randy Bowers Beverly Boyd Tommy Boyd Diane Brown Becky Bryan Bud Brannam Jerry Buckner Mike Carson Johnnie Chaney Carla Cochran Ann Davis Debbie Drew Pam Efurd Carroll Elmore Connie Elmore Rhonda Elmore Doug Escalante Jay Gasaway Jimmy Harris Paula Hattahaugh Sherrie Hatton Debbie Holt Allen Hope Darla Howard Nancy Humphrey Jackie James Kimberly Jones Leon Jones Steve Joyce Robert Key Teresa Kitchens Linda lx ndon Evelena Mabry Susan McKay Connie Moore Freddy Moreton 91 Above: The Freshman Class worked hard lo finish (heir float before Above: The freshmen elect class officers for the year. Homecoming. 92 Jody Morgan Donna Presson Cricket Reese Ricky Richmond Ray Robinson Grant Sharp Steve Shipman Becky Smith Cathy Smith Cindy Smith Donna Smith Freddy Swafford Roger Thompson Chip Walker Duane Whitsett Janice Wilkett Mary Williams Christy Wilson Ed Lynn Wooten Dale Wyatt EIGHTH GRADE CLASS Class Officers President Mark Barton Vice President Dale Qualls Secretary Jell Lang Reporter Jeff Cray Sponsors: Sarita Baker Paul Sparks Kathy Baber Richard Bailey Mark Barton Tom Basinger J. I). Beit Raylin Black Sue Boggs Kathy Boyd Kevin Boyd Jerry Brewer Jimmy Brown Craig Burkinan Tammy Burrows Marcia Cagle Tommy Cantrell Ginger Carter Vance Clayton Joe Coiner Teresa Crelia Bryan Crouch Debbie Curtis Loanee Egbert Jackie Elmore Kenny Elmore Michael Elmore 93 Right: The eighth grade vote on class officers ami sponsors for the school year. 94 Rhonda KI more Tamaehia Elmore I.aurie Karr Lewis Farrar l iDonna Feimster Mitchell Glenn Jeff Gray Sherry Hall LaVonne Harp Sandra Harris Dwight Hartsell Susan Hattahaugh Billy Honey Jimmy Honey Kenneth House Sheryl Hudgens Roger Jackson l ajohn Jones Stacy Korn Jeff Lang Billy Mabry Bonita McBride Micky McBride Missy McCain Monty McGee EIGHTH GRADE David Moore Lucrila Morel on Sabrina Morgan Judy Morris Mike Nelson Mary Nibbled Kalby Parish Shelly Plymale Anila Purser Dale Qualls Bryan Kiehmond William Shoemaker lama Sibary Kalby Slankard Lisa Slate Tammy Slate Teddy Slate Janet Smith Debbie Stephens Kendra Thompson David Turner Ixiura Upton Robert Walker Vicki Warren Debbie Williams 95 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS President Danny Elmore Vice President Jerry Hattahaugh Secretary Billy Boothe Reporter Susan Tucker Sponsors: Betty Blanton Gary Simmons Sharon Allen Marina Barnett I’am Bass Kim Beshears Marla Biggs Jimmy Boatright Billy Booth Kenny Boyd Chris Brown Ric ky Bryan Charles Buckner Steven Bunting Brenda Byers Danny Carter l-onny Chaney Allen Chapen Chris Clopton Roger Cole Myra Conaway Belinda Crouch Tammy Cunningham Harry Daffron Merle Daffron Dewayne Eacret Tommy Eacret 96 Voting lime . . . . Donnie Edwards Jerry Efurd An netta Elmore Danny Elmore Doug Elmore Doug L Elmore Fred Elmore Harold Elmore Tammy Elmore Ted Elmore Teresa Elmore Gary Esealante Brian Finn Tom Ply Doug Graves Jerry Don Hattabaugh Sheila Hawks Bruce Hawthorne Kenny Holland Floyd Hope James Howley Pam Hudgens Victor Kincheloe Michael Klentz Ronnie Korn 97 98 Mitchell Loo per Melody McGill Juanita Moreton Jerry Morgan Phillips ()dom Vickie Parker Eric Pirpich Dclilali Pres son Lisa (Juick Gary Rainer Ricky Rector Rickv Rice Karen Roberts Tina Rowland Timmy Sharp Steve Shipman I ommy Shoemaker Allred Simmons Michael Smith tarry Sterling Tod Traylor Debbie Tucker Susan Tucker Tammy Turner Timmy Turner Ronnie Wallace Ann Whitsett Cindy Wilkett Tommy Wilson Mark Wooten ELEMENTARY Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Janice Sian karri. Editor Sharon Ball, Editor SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Godwin’s Sixth Grade Mrs. Godwin's class enjoyed the study of dinosaurs. 100 Vicki Biggs Terry Black Janet Boggs Sheldon Boyd Julia Byrd Steven ('arter Grady Clopton Gregory Cochran Lonnie Efurd Ralph Elmore Rodney Foote Kena Fuller Kathy Gallimore Elaine Harp Ke vin Looper Donna Mabry David McConnell Rocky McGill l ori Metcalf Billy Parrish Deidre Pressorv. Kevin Richmond Travis Sakellaridis Cindy Slate Terri Thomas Roger Upton ■Melissa Walker Ronny York SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Holt's class is working hard. Lonene Sudbury Sieve Thompson Sherrie Wagner John Wilson Riehard Winters Nina Baily Robert Burrows Paula Carter Von Cass Karen Coiner Jackie Cumbit Gary Edwards Gwen Egbert Shannon Elmore Curtis Eeimster Greg Freeman Stuart Godwin Nancy Green Eddie Hudgens Wesley Kiker Charles Little Sheila Loo per Jerry Mac-Donald Bryan McKay John Moore Lisa Moore Barbara Moreton Dennis Ric e Lisa Smith 101 Mr. Traylor’s Haas enjoys a study period. Lori Ball Keith Blythe Wayne Byrd Jimmy Campbell Kimberly Carlton Billy Coiner Mark Coward Joyce Cunningham Kendall Kfurd Vicki Elmore I -arry Escalanta Glenda Graves Carol Holland Leea Hunsucker Kevin Jones Neil Mannon Curt Martin Kellie MeKown Justin Morgan Russell Morgan Regina Plymale Gary Sc ott Joyce Stell Teresa Swafford Beverly Turner Michele Weaver I.cndall Vi illiams Shelia Williams 102 FIFTH GRADE Getting down to serious business in Mrs. Blavlock's elass. Mrs. Blaylock's Fifth Grade Gary Baber lam mi Brewer James Burrows Shelly ('.ass Darlene ('.haney Gregg Clayton Al Crelia Jimmy Curtis Doreen DeLeon Beeky Elmore Allen Esealante Heather Farr Debbie Ford Terry Gofl Dale Haitahaugh Peggy Helms Kamona Johnson Timmy Johnson Rebecca Jones Delano Lucas Jeanne Micheal Frieda Morris Mitchell McBride Susan McDonald Tony Norris Joy Pascal Jackie Pirpich David Richmond Joey Simmonds Sherrell Slate l oyd Sterling Sandra Webb Lonnie Winn 103 FIFTH GRADE Someone told a joke in Mr� . Paddack � fifth grade, a� the class matches nil� %%ilh the “Ex- perts a contest type learning device. Mrs. I'add ark's Fifth Grade Brenda Bra e Jeff Brewer I'aul Bonds Pamela Boyd Susan Cabe Chris Campbell Kevin Clopton Shelly Cum hie Shane I)err Tonya Efurd Teresa Elmore Dewayne Feimster lana Ka Foote Steven Glenn David Hartsell I'aul Hollami Renee Hudgens Sheila Jones Stanley l iwrence Archie l ondon Kim McGee Vanessa McKown Glenda Parker Kiehard f'resson Keith Sanderson Pamela Selph John Sharp Rodney Shumaker Jackie Smith Karen Sudbury Billy Teague Micheal Winters 104 Mrs. Kay's Fourth Grade FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Ray’s class is busy doing an assignment. Dianne Allen Tammie Bonds Donnie Brown Ken Coiner Todd Cum hie Gail Daffron Darrell Elmore Mit y Elmore I a Anne Escalanta Lisa Freeman James llattahaugh Mitchell llattahaugh Brian Holstein Roy Jackson Cody laing Corey Loo per Lee Ann Lowe Beth Martin David Morgan Rocky McGee I .aura McKay Paula Paschal Jimho Richmond Debbie Roberts Warren Robertson Lisa Selph Tina Sherrell Tim Shrum Lisa Slate Ijen Smith Tracy Smith Pam Wagner Dennis Williams Linda Williams Robert Williams Jimmy Wyatt 105 Mrs. Stags' Fourth Grade FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Slavs’ elass pauses from llieir work it� have picture taken. t� te hullelin board—they are ready lor Halloween! Keheeea Bartlett Shannon Boyd Lonnie Brown Susan Brown Tracy Clopton Tommy F.chols Regina. Kd wards I .aura hi more Kathleen Karr I). I). Foote Danny Hattahaugh Ronnie Hatton Desiree Hodgens Roger Howard Sondra Jones Tony Jones Vickie kincheloe Kimberly Lueas Raymond Moreton Lori Parish Darian Patterson Brian McDonald Cheryl Ramer Mike Roberson Richard Rowland Lillie Scantling Sandra Sharp Melissa Sigman Jacob Slate Jacki Smedley Timmy Smith Ray Steele H Billie l.ee Weaver Ricky Williams David W ooten 106 Mrs. Wooten's Third Grade Mrs. Woolen’s class pauses a moment while their picture is taken. THIRD GRADE Michael Barnett Jenny Bonds Mike Brewer Melinda Brewer Todd Calx Ricky Clayton Nathan Cochran Cincy Conatser William Crelia Lisa Ed wards Frank Elmore Sherry Elmore Brad Fry Chris Glenn Kenneth llaga John Mall Brian Holland Cody Ilunsucker l am my Johnson Charles Justice Jimmy Labs Sherri Metcalf Greg Michael Malinda Morgan Roger Morgan Danny Parish Francie Presson Billy Roberson Brian Sanderson Kelly Sanderson 107 Mrs. Simmon's Thin! Grade The third grade enjoys doing math in their ■'arithmetic matches.” THIRD GRADE Jeff Alder James Boggs Ruth Boyd Keith Cass Loretta Crelia Nathalia DeLeon 108 Angela Elmore Barn Elmore Daniel Karris Michael Kulford Jeffrey Fuller Michele Gossett David Gray Tammy Haga Lyndell Harris Kevin Holland Darin Johnson Melany Jones Jay Kincheloe Jim Earl Martin Rebecca Moreton Billy Joe Morris Donna Morris John Paul Nonn Jackolyn Parish Larry Porter Don Pyles Robin Roberts Pamela Simpson Paul Slate Steven Steele Charlene Williams Mrs. Taylor’s Second Grade Students pause from busy schedule to smile lor the photographer. SECOND GRADE l ura Black Jackie Brown Gary Carter Jeff rey Cass Donna Chaney Barry Cowan Brian Cumhie Jewel Egbert Edward Escalante Michael Gillis Tamara Hammonds Ernest If arbour Paul Kay Hart Tammy Hicks Paula Sue Jones Joyce London Lisa Morris Roger Norris Wayne Parish Regina Presson Karen Slate Stacy Spidle John Taylor Kathy Traylor Steven Williams 109 Marla Baber Kenneth Barnett aim Bell Billy Boyd Debra Bn wn Jamie Bvnum Stephanie Cantrell Jerid Carter Gary Coward Orla Deleon Ty Eekle Bussell Elmore Roy Gillis Dolline Harris Gary llaltahaugh Lee Humphreys Mark Mekusker Beeky Menge Second Grade Mrs. ('.arty “Turkey Talk” is the theme of the bulletin board as Mrs. ('.arty’s ('.lass gets ready for Thanksgiving. SECOND GRADE Rhonda Morris Tommy Norris Lisa Ray Byron Sigman Troy Smith Kevin Swafford 110 First Grade Mrs. Overton Mrs. Overton's «-lass lakes time out to pose for their pieture. FIRST GRADE David Kiehmond Kelly Selph Darla Smith loanee Thomas David White Sh ere lie Barnes Eugene Bonds Douglas Boyd Michelle Brogdin Darren Elmore Marilyn Elmore Robin Elmore ('.had Escalante Elizabeth Escalante Melissa Ford Lee Cillis Joe Gossett Ricky ( ray Chad ( rouse Loretta Hawks Allan Holland Maria Holland Russell Husky Tammy Justice Lisa Kincheloe Gary Lawrence Tammy Lewis Susan Maciel Cindy Mays Autry Milam Patrica Morelon Suzette Newman Barry Niblett Aaron Parish Du lane Pugh 111 Miss Ramsay's First Grade Miss Ramsey is working with a group in read- ing while others practice with pencil and paper. FIRST GRADE I -ori Biggs Charles Brow n Man l� u Byers Brenda Derry Basel Elmore Harley Elmore Kevin Elmore Nancy Elmore Tyrone Ferro Jerlvnn Finn Sunny Foster Chris Fry Mark Gillis Mariea Greywolf Tommy Holmes Mark King Shannon Labs Kelly Lewis Quentin McCutchen Donna McKusker Man Maeiel Sherrie Menge Tracy Nonn Richard Pyles Ronnie Roberts Da Ann Rogers Steven Sharp Angie Smedley Brenda Wagoner Dax Ward 112 Kindergarten Miss Shipman KINDERGARTEN Miss Shipman is reading the class a story. Early in the year the Kindergarten met on the stage under crowded conditions before moving to the new building. Rodney Beshcars Kimberly Bratton I onard Dee Burrows Melea Cates Shannon Crelia Debbie Conatser Melissa Elmore Chris Fuller William Hines, Jr. Jennifer Holmes Robin Lowe Doug McAlester Teresa Moore Gabriella Nonn Terry Norris Richard Page Shannon Presson Snoopy Shrum Stacy Sigman jh Donna Stephens Sean Stephens Sean Spoon Shon Traylor Teresa Voelkel Johnny Williams 113 114 Kim Blythe Chub Brown Kendra Cass Jeffrey Coley Kon Ellison Brenda Efurd Timothy Farrar Shawie Greywolf Timmy Hamilton Brenda Looper Clint Martin Sharon McConnell Wayne Melton Ronnie Morris Cheri Newman Kathy Newman Rusty Owens Jimmy Don Riser Christy Smith Scott Smith Bryan Stevens Norine Voelkel Ronnie Warren Gina Winn Kindergarten Mrs. Yancey KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Yancey is using ihe reading machine to create an awareness in words. Jody Bonds Brian Byers Shari Colley David Crutchfield Troy Derr Ricky Elmore Sarah Escalante Johnny Gilbert Chris Martin Tanya Martin David McClung Marilyn Morgan Joleen Norris Stacy Norris Johnny Bruce Pirpich Regina Reamy Tammy Sherrill Michael Simmons Shelly Slate Steven Sterling Tanya Swafford Johnny Turner l aura Wagner Blair Ward Steven Williams 115 STUDENT INDEX SEVENTH GRADE Allen, Sharon 96 Barnett, Marina 96 Bass. Pam 96 Beshears, Kim 52, 96 Biggs, Marla 14, 15, 52, 96 Boatright, Jimmy 58, 96 Booth, Billy 58, 96 Boyd, Kenny 40, 58, 96 Brown. William 96 Bryan, Ricky 58. 96 Buckner, Barry 96 Bunting, Steve 96 Byers, Brenda 25, 96 ('.arter. Danny 96 Chaney, l onnie 96 Chapen, Allen 96 Clopton, John 96 Cole, Roger 58, 96 Con aw a v, Myra 96 Cotner, Terry 134 Crouch, Belinda 96 Cunningham, Tammy 96 DalTron, Harry 96 Daffron, Merle 96 Eacret, Hershel 96 Eacret, Tommy 31, 96 Edwards, Donnie 58, 97 Efurd, Jerry 58, 97 Elmore, Annette 97 Elmore, Danny 58, 65, 96, 97 Elmore, Doug D. 58, 97 Elmore, Douglas L. 58, 65, 97 Elmore, Frea 97 Elmore, Harold 97 Elmore, Tammy 97 Elmore, Ted 9? Elmore, Teresa 97 Escalanta, Gary 52, 97 Finn, Brian 97 Fly, Tom 97 Fry, Becky 134 (Graves, Douglas 97 Hattabaugh, jerry 58, 65, 96, 97 Hawks, Sneila 9 Hawthorne, Bruce 97 Holland. Kenny 97 Hope, Floyd 9 Howley, James 97 Hudgens, Pam 97 Hutson, Anne Gail 134 Kincheloe, Victor 97 Klente. Michael 97 Korn, Ronnie 97 Looper, Mitchell 30, 58, 98 McGill, Melody 98 Moreton, Juanita 52, 98 Morgan, Jerry 30, 98 Odom, Phillip 98 Parker, Vicki 98 Pirpich, Eric 40, 58, 98 Presson, Delilah 52, 98 ualls, Kay 134 uick, Lisa 98 ector, Rick 58, 98 Rice, Ricky 98 Roberts, iCaren 98 Rowland, Tina 98 Ramer, Gary 98 Sampson, Shirley 134 Sharp, Tim 98 Shipman, Jay 98 Shumaker, Tommy 98 Simmonds, James 98 Smith, Michael 58, 98 Snook, Emily 134 Sterling, l rry 58, 98 Traylor, Todd 98 Tucker, Debbie 98 Tucker, Susan 96, 98 Turner, Tammy 98 Turner, Timmy 31, 98 Vincent, Kathy 134 Wallace, Ronnie 98 Whitsett, Ann 98 Wilkett, Cindy 98 W ilson, Tommy 23, 58, 98 Wooten, Mark 58, 98 Wyatt, Jackie 52, 98 EIGHTH GRADE Baber, Cathy 93 Bailey, Richard 58, 93 Barton, Mark 93 Belt, J. I). 58, 93 Black, Cynthia 93 Basinger, Tommy 93 Boggs, Sue 49, 93 Boyd, Kathy 93 Boyd, Kevin 58, 93 Brewer, Jerry 93 Brown, Jim 93 Buckman, Craig 93 Burrows, Tammy 15, 16, 49, 66, 67, 93 Cantrell, Tommy 58, 93 Cagle, Marecia 66, 93 Carter, Virginia 93 Clayton, Tony 58, 93 Coiner, Joe 93 Crelia, Teresa 49, 93 Crouch, Bryan 49, 93 Curtis, Debbie 52, 93 Egbert, Lance 93 Elmore, Jackie 58. 65, 93 Elmore, Kenny 58, 93 Elmore, Michael 49, 58, 65, 93 Elmore, Rhonda 94 Elmore, Tamachia 66, 94 Farr, I .auric 94 Farrar, Lewis 94 Feimster, Ladonna 66, 94 Glenn, Mitchell 49, 65, 94 Gray, Jeffery 58, 65, 94 Hall, Sherry 49, 94 Harp. I .a Vonn 66, 94 Harris, Sandra 94 Hartseli, Dwight 58, 94 Hattabaugh, Susan 94 Honey, Billy 58, 94 Honey, Jimmy 94 House, Kenneth 94 Hudgens, Sheryl 94 Jackson, Roger 94 Jones, I a Jonn 25, 65, 66, 94 Klentz, Cathy 134 Korn, Stacey 94 l.ang, Jeff 93, 94 Mabryr, Billy 65, 94 McBride, Bonita 94 McBride Mickey 94 McCain, Melissa 49, 66, 94 McGee, Monty 94 Moore, John 58, 65, 94 Moreton, Lucretia 52, 95 Morgan, Sabrina 40, 95 Morris, Judy 95 Nelson, Michael 95 Niblet, Mary 95 Parish, Katny 49, 66, 95 Ply male. Shelly 95 Purser, Anita 66, 95 ualls. Dale 58, 93, 95 ichmond, Bryant 58. 95 Shumaker, William 95 Sibary, Lena 95 Slankard, Kathy 95 Slate, Lisa 95 Slate, Tammie 24, 66, 67, 95 Slate, Teddy 95 Slate, Sandra 40, 49, 134 Smith, Janet 95 116 STUDENT INDEX Stephens Debbie 95 Thompson, Kendra 52, 95 Turner, David 95 Upton, Laura'52, 95 Warren, Viekie 95 Williams, Debra 52, 95 Williams, Pam 49, 95 Walker, Robert 58, 95 York, Randy 95 FRESHMAN Allen, Karen 45, 90 Ball, Roger 47, 90 Barnes, Karen 45, 90 Beran, Michael 47, 58, 90 Bowers, Randy 47, 57, 58, 90 Boyd, Beverly 45, 90 Boyd, Tommy 47, 58, 90 Brannam, Charles 47. 58, 90 Brown, Cynthia 45, 90 Bryan, Rebecca 45, 66, 67, 90 Buckner, Jerry 90 (.arson, Michael 47, 58, 65, 90 Chaney, Johnnie 45, 90 Cochran, Carla 33, 45, 90 Davis, Ann 22, 45, 90 Drew, Debra 45, 90 Efurd, Pam 40, 45, 66, 90 Elmore, Carrol 47, 90 Elmore, Connie 45, 66, 67, 90 Elmore, Rhonda L. 45, 49. 90 Escalante, Douglas 47, 58, 91 Gasawav, Jay 47, 91 Harris, jimmy 17, 47, 57, 58, 91 Hattabaugh, Paula 15, 17, 45, 66, 67, 91 Hatton, Sherrie 91 Holt, Debbie 45, 66, 90, 91 Hope, Allen 47, 58, 91 Howard, La Darla 45, 91 Humphrey, Nancy 91 James, Jackie 47, 91 Jones, Leon 47, 91 Jones, Kimberly 45, 91 Joyce, Steve 25, 47, 58, 65, 91 Key, Robert 47, 91 Kitchen, Teresa 45, 91 lxmdon, Linda 45, 91 l ing, Steve 47, 134 McKay, Susan 45, 49, 67, 90, 91 Mabry, Evelena 45, 91 Moore, Connie 45, 66, 91 Moret on, Freddie 17, 47, 57, 58, 91 Morgan, Jody 47, 92 Presson, Donna 49, 52. 92 Reese, Cricket! 45, 92 Richmond, Ricky 47, 58, 92 Robinson, Ray 47, 92 Sharp, Grant 47. 65. 92 Shipman, Steve 47, 92 Smith, Donna 45, 92 Smith, Cathy 45. 92 Smith, Cindy 45, 92 Smith, Rebecca 45, 66. 67, 92 Swaford, Freddy 47, 92 Thompson, Roger 47, 58, 65, 90, 92 Walker, Owen 47, 57, 58. 92 Whitsett, Duane 47, 65, 92 Wilkett, Janice 45, 92 Williams. Man 45, 92 Wilson, Chris 45, 49, 67, 92 Wooten, Ed 47, 65, 92 Wyatt, Dale 47. 58, 92 SOPHOMORES Agee, Rick 47. 86 Baron, Dena 45. 86 Barton, Brenda 42, 45, 48, 86 Barton. Wayne 47, 86 Black, Kaye 45, 86 Black, Ralph 43,51,61,86 Boggs, Dorothy 42, 45, 86 Branham, Rose 42, 45, 52, 86 Brown, Karen 44, 45, 52. 86 Campbell, Connie 45, 86 Carr, Yvonne 42, 45, 62, 64, 86 Carter, l ura 14, 15, 43, 45, 52, 86 Carter, Lewis 47, 86 Clayton, Lloyd 47. 86 Cunningham, David 86 Dorrough, Doug 12, 47, 51, 60, 61, 86 Edwards, Preston 47, 51, 86 Ellison, Bruce 40, 43, 47, 51, 61, 86 Elmore, Bobby 47, 86 Elmore, Darlene 86 Elmore, Gene 25, 47, 57, 87 Elmore, Larry Don 47, 87 Elmore Larry 47, 87 Elmore, Ronnie 47, 87 Feimster, Leesa 62, 64. 87 Fuller, Brenda 43, 45, 62, 64, 87 Gallimore, Mike 43, 47, 51, 57. 86, 87 Gipson, Brenda 45, 49, 87 Graves, Holly 44, 45, 48, 67, 87 Gray, Pam 44, 45, 62, 64, 87 Greene, Brad 47, 134 Hammond. Jackie 87 Harrison, Kathy 87 Hartsell, W ayne 47, 134 Holland, Wayne 47, 87 Howley, Barbara 87 Hudgens, Cindy 45, 87 Hudgens, David 47, 87 Jeffords, Janet 4, 44, 45, 87 Little, Dalona 44, 45, 87 Little, Lewis 57, 87 Looper, Becky 42, 45, 87 McDaniel, Randy 47, 57, 88 McGill, David 47, 88 McGill, Debbie 45, 88 Metcalf, Phillip 47, 51, 56, 88 Moore, Donna 45, 88 Moore, Ronnie 47, 56, 86, 88 Overton, David 40, 47, 49, 52, 88 Paisa, David 43, 47, 51, 88 Ply male, Karla 15, 16, 45, 67, 88 Powell, Debbie 45, 88 Rice, Deana 45, 88 Roberson, Debbie 45, 88 Rowland, Lisa 44, 45, 88 Rowland, Mike 47, 88 Rupe, Connie 45, 88 Sanderson, Dale 47, 51, 56, 88 Scantling, Relda 45, 88 Scott, Pat 45, 88 Shackelford, Mark 88 Shelton, Randy 47. 88 STUDENT INDEX Slankard, John 43, 47, 89 Smith, David 47, 89 Slanfill, Randy 43, 47, 51, 56, 89 Turner, Brenda 45, 89 Turner, Kicky 47, 89 Walker, Jan 25. 89 Wallace, Patric ia 45. 89 Webb, Donna 44. 45. 62. 64. 67, 86, 89 Whittaker. Randy 47. 61, 89 Williams, Paul 47. 89 Witcher, Greg 47. 86, 89 JUNIORS Moore, Retha 42, 45, 50, 62, 63, 84 Moreton, Paula 31, 45, 52. 84 Musgrove, Elizabeth 28, 42, 45, 50. 84 Newman, Ricky 28. 40, 43, 46, 47, 50, 84 Newman, Rill 47. 51. 59. 60. 84 Presson, Pam 42, 45. 50, 52, 84 Pyles, Bruc e 46, 47, 59. 60, 85 Slbary, Sherry 30, 45, 62, 63. 85 Slate . Eddie 47. 85 Smith. Dedria 45. 85 Turner, Debbie 42. 45, 85 Webb. Barbara 85 Whitsett, Phil 47. 51. 60, 61, 85 Whittaker, Mike 24, 47, 85 Williams, Steve 85 Baker, Phillip 27, 47. 51. 56. 82 Barnes, Kathy 28, 42. 44, 45, 50, 82 Be lt, Be tty 25, 45, 50. 82 Blythe . Cindy 45, 62. 63. 82 Bracewe ll, Johnny 82 Brannam, Joyce 28, 31, 42. 44, 45, 50, 82 Byers, Susie 15, 16. 28. 40. 43, 50, 51. 62, 63, 82 Carlton, Ric ky 12, 46, 47. 51, 56, 82 Carlton, Vic kie 45. 82 Carson, Ricky 43, 46, 47, 50, 51, 60, 82 Chapman, Chuc k 46, 47, 60. 82 Crelia, Elaine 44, 48. 82 Daffron, Amanda 45. 82 Dorman, IVggy 45, 82 Ellison, Doug 46, 47, 50. 51. 56, 82 Elmore, Linda 83 Elmore, Timmy 47. 83 Elmore, Tony 51, 56. 60, 83 Ely, Amy 83 Freeman, Diane 28. 45, 50, 83 Gasaway, Jo Ann 42, 45. 49. 50, 83 Godwin, Brooks 2. 47, 51, 55, 59, 60, 83 Gordon, Bill 40. 43. 46. 47. 49. 83 Hall. De bbie 45, 83 Hanan. Barbara 45, 83 Harrison, Gene 47, 83 Helms, Johnny 47, 83 Hope, Pam 26, 31, 42, 45, 50, 83 Hunt, Janice 45, 83 Hurt, Neil 47. 51. 55, 60. 83 Jackson, Cheryl 28, 40. 42. 44. 45, 50, 52, 82. 84 Jeffords, Glenn 4. 84 Key, Louann 28, 42, 45, 50, 84 l.ang. Jim 16, 31, 46, 47, 55, 60, 84 London, Tern 47, 84 Lowe, Phil 47r, 134 Mc Gill, Lois 42, 45. 50, 84 McGrath, Mark 47 Martin. David 47. 59, 60, 84 Moore, Betty 28, 42, 45, 50, 62, 63, 84 Moore, Greg 32, 51, 56, 84 SENIORS Amstrong. Mary 28. 42, 44, 48, 50, 70 Ball, Sharon 42, 44. 50, 70 Barton, Judy 44, 48, 49, 71 Boggs. Delores 18, 28, 42. 44, 50, 71 Boydston Slankard, Cindy 19, 20, 40, 44, 48, 71 Carr, Nancy 21, 28, 42, 44, 50, 62, 71 Carter, Thomas B. 19, 46, 60, 61, 72 Cherry, Carlene 2, 28, 42, 44, 49, 50, 72 Cole. Eddie 18, 46, 72 Crelia, Donna 19, 26, 42, 44, 49, 50, 70, 72 Drew, Joan 49, 72 Edwards, lx wis 14, 46, 51, 55, 72 Edwards, Roger 16, 46, 51, 55, 72 Edwards, Rosa I e 72 Efurd, Doug 17, 20, 21, 46, 51, 54, 59, 60, 73 Escalante, Perry 14, 46, 51, 54, 73 Foster, Rie kv 16, 46, 54, 73 Fuller, Anthony 18, 28, 40, 42, 46, 48, 50, 73 Gilbert, David 20, 46, 73 Gray, Jim 14, 46, 51, 54, 59, 60, 73 Greer, Gary 46, 73 Hall, Ann 44. 49, 52, 73 Harp, Johnny 19, 21, 28, 42, 43, 46, 49, 50, 51, 74 Hattabaugh, Jerald 17, 26, 43, 46, 49, 50, 51. 54, 70, 74 Hattabaugh, Pam 20, 27, 28, 42, 44, 48, 50, 62, 70, 74 Heydenrie h, Danny 46, 74 118 FACULTY SCHOOL PERSONNEL INDEX Hungerford, Mike 47. 75 Muni. Paul 25, 46, 75 James, Cheryl 44, 48, 49. 75 Jones, Beverly 88, 40, 48, 44, 48, 50. 62. 75 Joyce Connie 20. 42. 48, 50, 62, 75 Kiker, John 4. 18, 20, 82. 49, 50, 75 Lacy, Buddv 46. 75 Litcnford, Rusty 46, 75 London, Francis 2, 28. 42, 50, 76 London, Frankie 46, 76 McCown. Pal 46. 51, 57, 60, 61, 76 McGills, Jackie 88. 44. 48 76 Mabry Carlton Janet 44, 76 Martin, Butch 19. 40, 44, 46, 49, 70, 76 Moore, Margaret 76 Moreton Thomas 17, 46, 51, 55. 76 Newman, Jim 46, 51, 59, 60, 77 Nichols, Mike 46, 77 Norris, Bobby 46, 77 Norris, Valarie 18. 44. 77 Nutt, Mike 47, 78 Odom, Debbie 4. 28, 42, 44, 48, 49, 50 78 Plymale, Mark 12, 46, 78 Porter, Debi 44, 78 Purser. Vickie 19, 20. 44, 48. 50. 62, 67, 78 Richmond Kathy 78 Robertson, Francie 44, 48 78 Robinson, Bobby 46, 78 Rowland. Mark 19, 20. 44, 46. 79 Russell. I iDarla 79 Shelton, Martha 44. 48, 49, 79 Slankard Janice 15, 17, 40, 48, 44, 49 50, 51, 62, 79 Slate, Doris 44. 49, 79 Slate, Teresa 18, 15, 17, 19, 21, 25, 44, 48, 67, 79 Smith. Carla 44, 48, 79 Smith, Mike 46, 79 Stephens Darrell 46, 80 Webb, Brenda 14, 15, 18. 40, 43, 44, 48, 50, 62, 63, 67, 80 Webb, Ronnie 46, 80 Wilkett. Carolyn 44, 80 Willis, Julie 44, 80 Wilson, Kathy 44, 48, 80 Yancey, Linda 21, 28, 40, 42. 44. 48. 50, 52, 80 FACULTY SCHOOL PERSONNEL INDEX Baker. Sarita 8. 9, 31 Basham, Dean 10 Basham, Marie 10 Blanton, Bet tv 8, 49 Blanton. Herbert 8 Blaylock, Charlene 8 Brannam, Ethel 10 Brewer, Edmond 7, 9 Brewer, Gene 10 Browning, Barbara 8, 9, 42. 48. 50, 70, 74 Byers, Hazel 10 Byers, Jim 10 Carter Loy 6 Carty, Deanna 8 Cherry, Kenneth 10 Cochran Larry 8, 40 Cole, Velma 10 Conaway, Earl 10 Cumbie, Betty 10 Dewey, Thomas 8 Dewitt, l-ariy 8, 51, 54, 58, 65, 66 Dismukes, Geneva 8 Dorrough, Alton 10 Elmore, Doyne 6 Emery, Brenda 8, 38 Godwin, Peggy 8 Godwin, Sam 6 Goss, Carolyn 8, 31 Hamilton, James 8, 48, 52 Hamilton, Pat 10 Hill, Arnold 10 Hill, Augie 10 Holland, Val 10 Holt, Opal 8 Kennedy, l arrv 8. 70, 74 Easier. James 10 Lowrimore, Hugh 7, 8, 30, 50 McKusker Mildred 10 Vlannon Joe 7, 8, 9, 30 Mergen, Bob 10 Moore, Loyd 10 Nichols, Mel 7 Nichols, Yvonne 8 Overton Irma 8 Paddack. Margaret 8 Presson, Wanza 6 Pugh, I arry 8, 34, 51 Ramsey Judy 9 Rav, Sue 9 Robinson, Ruby 10 Shipman, Jean 113 Simmons Gary 8. 9, 51, 58, 60, 61, 62, 64 Simmons, Jean 113 Simpson, James 10 Simpson, Virginia 9 Slankard, Debra 9 Sparks, Paul 9, 51, 54, 58 Staggs, Linda 9 Taylor, Elmvra 9 Taylor, S. M. 9, 46 Traylor, Clyde 9 Tucker, Allen 6 Turner, Mintie 10 Vincent, Charles 9, 32 Walker, Owen 10 Ward, Sue 9 Williams, Joyce 7, 8, 9 Wooten, Kay 9 Yancey, Lucille 9 119 ADVERTISING SECTION Compliments of DIAMOND Dixie Bell Compliments of Donald Jerry Lynn and Employees A “Backing the Tigers” Phone 928-5625 Hwy. 71 Mansfield V RANCH The Citizen Member Quarter Horse Cattle National Newspaper Asso. Arkansas Press Association Lee, Ray II, Stephen Steele Box 393 Mansfield, Ark. and the Finns Publisher Frank Boyd Darlene Boyd Phone 928-5340 120 Dale’s Barber Shop Mansfield, Ark. 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Middle Right: Coach Sparks and football players during off-season workouts. Bottom Right: Mike, Frankie, and Mike like the Senior Invitations and memories booklet. 130 Top Left: Mrs. Yancey’s Kindergarten! met in the Library early in the year. Top Right: Mrs. Overton's class is in the new building. Middle I eft: Mrs. Dismukes' Kindergarten room has many compartments. Kendra Cass and Brenda Efurd are working in the kitchen. Middle Right: Miss Shipman's Kindergarten class meets in the new building. Bottom Ix ft: Miss Ramsey's class, also in the new building. 131 Top I,eft: Steve Joyce guns one in. Top Right: Jim Newman goes high to get his shot off against I avaca. Middle Left: Bruce Pyles hits one from the high post. Middle Right: Jim Newman jumps out of sight. Bottom Right: Becky Bryan, Sue Efurd and Connie Moore battle against Hartford. _ 4 132 Top Left: Donna Crelia, President of FHA. Top Right: Junior Class Top Ten Academic Students. Middle l ft. Middle Right, and Bottom l ft, new building going up on the campus. 133 LATE PICTURES HIGH SCHOOL Glen and Jim enjoy lheir work. Junior high students try out their lookers for the first time. 134 LATE PICTURES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL David Turney—K Sherry Johnson—K William Massey—I Tonya Cobb—1 Charles Ka on—1 Lisa Cheesman—1 Nellie Snook—I Charlotte Hope—2 James Cobb—2 Edith Walker—2 Carl Cheesman—3 Mary Massey—4 John Sampson—4 Tina Cobb—4 Connie Beach—5 During this soar. 1975. many memorable things have happened. Some good, some had. hut through it all we've learned. And these are the echoes... 5 earbook Staff 1974-75 Advisor—Hugh Lowrimore Editor—Donna Crelia Assistant—LouAnn Key Business Manager—John kiker Assistant—Doug Ellison Sports—Connie Joyce Assistant—Pam Hope Currieulum—Beverly Jones Assistant—kalhy Barnes Honors—Jerald Hattabaugh Assistant—Ricky Carson High School—Pam Hattabaugh Assistant—Betty Bell High School—Vicki Purser Assistant—Dianne Freeman Elementary—Sharon Ball Assistant—Pam Presson Elementary—Janice Slankard Assistant—Susie Byers Photographer—Preston Edwards 136