Mansfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Mansfield, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1976 volume:

Oie i er elliCfU School TT[cinAlielcl cAr zcm a U.S. BICENTENNIAL Boy’s State Doug Ellison Bill Gordon . . . ZJn pride, Uoner, and peace lor our country. 2 ble cl c caclemlcc c oncrc Spcrtc (Organi za t i oho c 4clverticem €iementary sScUcci Oe Believe . . . 5« lor §od, and ReaderoUip by £)ur j£lected ©JJiciato. ( cntenta 23 37 57 71 81 99 Girl's Slate Cheryl Jackson Susie Byers lOe Believe in a ‘ Bright future ao clOe £ook forward to a Ylew :Becade 4 ■I 6 sScUccl :Hoarcl S. M. Taylor Vice-President Wan .a Presson Secretary Doyne Elmore Member Loye Carter Member ration Edmond Brewer Superinlendenl Joyce Williams Secretary Joe Man non High School Principal Mel Nichols Elementary Principal John I). Carmack Assistant Principal Hugh l owrimore Guidanc e Counselor 7 faculty Mr. Traylor, Mr. DeWilt and Mis� Slankard relax before beginning school day. Sarita Baker, English Betty Blanton, Librarian Herbert Blanton, Histon' Charlene Blaylock, Fifth Grade Barbara Browning, Business Hazel Carmack, First Grade DeAnna Carty, Second Grade I arry Cochran, History Suette Curry, English Thomas Dewey, Agriculture Urry DeWitt, Coach Geneva Dismukes, Kindergarten Brenda Emery, English Peggy Godwin, Sixth Grade James Hamilton, Band Mrs. Ward is teaching Consumer Education. Mr. Cochron is grading papers. 8 Opal Holl, Sixth Grade Larry Kennedy, Math Yvonne Nichols, Reading Irma Overton, First Grade Margaret Paddack, Fifth Grade Larry Pugh, Math Judy Ramsey, First Grade Sue Ray, Fourth Grade Gary Simmons, Coach Jean Simmons, Third Grade Virginia Simpson, Study Hall Debra Slankard, Science Paul Sparks, Coach Linda Staggs, Fourth Grade Elmyra Taylor, Second Grade Clyde Traylor, Reading Charles Vincent, Science Sue Ward, Home Economics Terry Williams, Agriculture Kay Wooten, Third Grade Lucille Yancey, Kindergarten 9 Dean Basham Marie Basham Kihel Brannam lierlha Burrows Hazel Byers Jim Byers Velma Cole Earl Conaway Belly Cumbie Allon Dorrough Jo An n Escalanla Palsy Fry E. J. Harp Arnold Hill Augie Hill Various Personnel Assisis Faculty and Students Val Holland James l aster Mildred McKusker Boh Mergen Ruby Robinson 10 0ouM4e(m zAid Student in planning }or future The program of studies for Mansfield High School c onsists of 36 units. Seventeen units are required for graduation. Three types of diplomas are offered to graduate at MHS. They are: Academic:: 4 English, 3 History, 3 Math, 3 Science and 1 I E. Vocational: 4 English, 3 History, 2 Math, 2 Science and 1 PE. Attendance: 4 English, 2 History, 2 Math, and 2 Science. The instructional staff consists of twenty-four professional mem tiers. Several mem hers have Master’s Degrees and others are working toward higher degrees. Mr. Hugh Ivowrimore is the high school counselor. He attended Arkansas Polytechnic College, received his BSE from Henderson Slate University anti his MSE from University of'(Central Ark. He lias additional graduate work from UCA and Arkansas State University. Individual counseling is only one of the many tasks Mr. Lowrimore performs each day. Mr. Carmuck assisting Ronnie and Debbie at registration. 12 € ncflitU (E?our« e 5 CW[etivcite onununiccition c fl-ctivitieA The English program includes language, listening, speaking reading and writing. Creative communication involves: first—ideas or concepts, second—the logical organization of these ideas, and third—the clear, sincere written or oral expression of these ideas. English teachers treat English as a device of effective communication, and the general objectives of the English classes and courses are the improvement of communication, better listening, speaking, reading, writing, and thinking. Mrs. Suette Curry teaches eleventh and twelfth grade English and Speech. She re- ceived her BS from Pikeville College, and her Slasters Degree at Eastern Univer- sity of Kentucky. The seniors are hunting answers for an assignment. Miss Sarita Baker teaches seventh and eighth grade English classes. She received her BA from Quarhita University and has an MEd from the University of Arkansas. The seventh graders are having a class discussion. Sdftowleclcje oj entiai Although extensive stu l in tin field of mathematics is not necessary for all people, a knowledge of basic mathematical skills and techniques, as well as the ability to use mathematical methods is needed by all people. The mathematics program therefore pro- vides courses for all students that w ill enable them to attain a general knowledge of mathematics necessary to make intelligent deci- sions in buying and selling goods and sendees. Mr. Douglas Carmack teaches Economics and Business Math, lie re- ceived his BSE from Southern Stale College. Mr. Carmack is explaining how money should he handled. Mr. lxirn Kennedy teaches Trigonometry, Geometry. Algebra I II. He received his BSE and MSE from SCA. Diane Brown and other Geometry students are constructing diagrams. 14 Mr. I.arr Pugh teaches 7th and 8th grade math. He received his BA from Quachila University. These seventh grade students are listening a Mr. Pugh explains homework problems. vSoctal sSciencet: vStorv oj :lT[anlzinci 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 tin how and the why of the past students develop a ! elter comprehension of the present and now possibilities of the future. Mr. Mannon gives a puzzling histon quiz to the seventh grade math stu- dents. Mr. Mannon received his BS from the College of the Ozarksand has a MEd from the University of Arkansas. World History students are learning early governments and eiviliza lions. Mr. Cochran received his BS from Ark. Tech and has graduate work from the University of Arkansas. Mr. Herbert Blanton teaches Jr. Hi. History. He received his BA from Stetson University. Mr. Cochran is having a « lass discussion with his A. History class. These Geography students are studying maps and land formations. 15 sScience Expand 3£nowleclcje The Science Department of MHS is designed to expand students knowledge in the various fields of science. In this class it in. eludes general science, biology, chemistry, and physics. The science program has many interesting areas to lx- explored; and one may easily determine his life’s career by becoming at- traded to one of these fields. Mr. Charles Vincent teaches the senior high sciences. He received his BSK from Southern Stale and MSE from the University of Arkansas. Miss Debra Slankard teaches the junior high science classes. She re ceived her BSE from Arkansas Tech. Students are learning the science fundamentals. BuAineA Education ©}Jer Oarietvf oj 0our )e ) Business Education is concerned with two major aspects of education: 1. The knowledge, altitudes, and non-vocational skills needed l persons to be effective in iheir personal economic life and in iheir understanding our economic system. 2. The voca- tional knowledge and skills needed for initial employment and for advancement in a luisiness career. Our program deals with l oth of these factors. Miss Barbara Browning teaches the business courses al WHS. Miss Browning received her BS from Arkansas Tech, and a MEd from the University of Arkansas. 17 Creativity eme in sSpeecli curnaiivm com- Mansfield High School offers one course in Speech. The class is offered to Seniors. It demonstrates the art of the spoken wore through self expression. Sludenis enrolled in Journalism gain practical experience for future jobs with newspapers, magazines, and publishing c panics. In addition to Speech and Journalism Mansfield offers Choir and Band. Mr. James Hamilton teaches both Choir and Band. He received his BME from Henderson State College. Mr. Edmond Brewer teaches Journalism. He received his AS from Arkansas Tech. His BSA and MEd from the University of Arkansas, and additional graduate work from U. of A. All members in the Speech class doing the Can-Can. Mike Whittaker. Pam Hope, Neil Hurt, Charlene Moore, Chuck Chapman, and Vicky Carlton relive a scene in “Dogpatch.” Journalism class cuts out newspaper articles to use in their notebooks. Mike Whittaker, Phil Baker, Chuck Chapman, and Rick Carlton ir Speech class does a scene in “Coming Around the Mountain.” 18 2� ure ionxemaUer sStucly 0ariou6 «Subjecta A well-organized home is the dream of even girl. Home Economics is used in almost any field that you go into. This course is an elective hut most people take it at least two years. All of the ways and ideas of doing this are taught and practiced in the Home Economics I through III. Throughout the years, the girls learn the techniques and skills of sew ing, the art of cooking, and the basics of planning a home. The courses of Home Economics are also devoted to trying to strengthen the bonds U tween 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 Ec onomies classes. She re- ceived her BSHE from the University of Arkansas. 19 olericulture ' mpUciMze«5 «Specific v$kill Instruction in agriculture emphasizes the development of specific knowledge and skill necessary for successful participation in an agricultural occupation. A desirable balance is maintained between the instructional activities of the classroom and farm- mechanic shop and the practical experience provided on the farm and in non-farming agricultural activities of the community. Mr. Terry Williams leaches the Agriculture classes. He received his BSA Mr. Thomas Dewey teaches the Agriculture classes. He received from the University of Ark. his BSA from the University of Arkansas. Mansfield High School is one of the few schools in Ark. to have two Agri teachers. 9th grade Agriculture students are learning the basic fundamen- tals of Agriculture. Mr. Harp is a Teacher's Aid. a new program here in the Agriculture depart- ment. Mr. Harp is explaining a project to Rands Whittaker and Glen Jeffords. 20 sStrencftliend =pUy6iccil growth Mr. Simmons, Driver’s Education Instructor, instructs his students how to drive, how to drive defensively, and to have a good altitude towards driving. Mr. Simmons received his B. S. from the College of the Ozarks. He coaches Senior High basketball. A required course for fun as well as profit—that’s Physical Education. Different from other classes, gym means lun through many games and sports. It offers training in physical fitness and also provides opportunity to develop cooperation, through team play, and ability to get along with people. Mr. DeWitt teaches the Junior High boys and girls l� askethal! teams. Mr. Paul Sparks coaches the Senior football team. Mr. DeWitt teaches World History and Civics. He received his IIS from the College of the Ozarks. Mr. Spurks teaches General Science, lie received his BS from the Col- lege of the Ozarks. 7th grade girls are eagerly going through their morning exercises. vS- and library rovicle Quiet ‘ Place lor %Study here can 1 tuul a quid place lo study? is a question often heard of many Mansfielders, and the answer is invariably the li- brary or study hall. The “big study hall houses about eighty students each period. The studv hall is supervised by Mrs. V irginia Simpson. Students use their study hall period to study, make up tests cheek out books, ami do reference. The Library, another refuge of quiet, is staffed hy Mrs. Betty Blanton. Whether they are searching for a reference book or an ex- citing mvsterv. Mansfielders usually find w hat they need in the library of four thousand books, numerous newspapers and fifty cur- rent magazines. Student librarians not only assist the students in finding books and checking them out hut also keep the volumes in order and maintain a branch library in the main study hall. Mrs. Bctt Blanton is the Librarian. She received her BA from Ouachita University and additional hours from SCA. Rock McGill is searching the wide ariety of hooks that provides reading. clOh ClOUc Top Pictures Biggest Flirt—Sherry Sibary Glen Jeffords Most Studious—Cheryl Jackson Ricks Newman Friendliest—l.miann Key Neil Hurt Bottom Pictures Most Popular—Cheryl Jackson Brooks Godwin Most Dependable—Louann Key Ricks Newman Best Dressed—Betts Belt Bill Gordon Wittiest—Pam Hope Ricky Carlton £tVTh Paula Moreton Phil Baker Doug Ellison C Ylaicl oj onor Shelly Ply male escorts Glen Jeffords Ricky Carson escort Bruce Pyles Senior aicl l.ouann Key Right: Cheerleader Maul Chris Wilson Escort Tony Elmore Lower Left: Junior Maid Donna Webb Escort Bill Newman Lower Right: Sophomore Maid Connie Elmore Escort Brooks Godwin Left: Band Maid Rendra Thompson Escort Neil Hurt Lower l efl: 8th Grade Maid Becky Fry Escort Jim l.ang Lower Right: 7th Grade Maid Sheila Williams Escort Ricky Carlton SEVENTH GRADE GLUE FACTORY MINI-FLOAT WINNERS Junior High Division Sevenlh Grade—“(due Factory” ALL-DISTRICT FOOTBALL I ft lo Right—Tony Elmore, All District Offensive End; Brooks Godwin, All District Defensive End; Bruce Pyles, All District Tackle and Outstanding Defensive Lineman in District; Jim Lang, All District Quarterback; Bruce Ellison, All District Linebacker. 35 iop M Academic Sewior Kathy Barnes 3.74 Dianne Freeman 3.72 Joyce Brannam 3.64 Susie Byers 3.61 Pam Hope 3.57 Elizabeth Musgrove 3.51 Ricky Newman 3.39 Charlene Moore 3.34 c cademic junior Ralph Black 3.86 Becky Looper 3.81 Yvonne Carr 3.80 Rose Branham 3.70 Mark Shackelford 3.63 Preston Edwards 3.48 Connie Campbell 3.46 David Paisa 3.42 36 U.S. BICENTENNIAL 37 icjer ootbaLL 1976 Coach Sparks, 12—J. I ang, 70—ft Carson, 74—ft Moore, 73—L Lillie, 76—B. Pyles, 48—J. Harris, 88— ft Godwin. 80— ft Newman, 85—G. W ileher, 61—M. Shackleford, Coaeh Dewitt, 20—R. Stanfill. 60—N. Hurt, 13—R. Thompson, 22—I). Sanderson, 64—M. Gallimore, 66—1). Smith, 14—S. Joyce, 65—P. Mercalf, 44—P. Baker, 82—W. Barton, 62—ft Carlton, 10—T. Elmore, 46—Man. C. Little, 71—ft McDaniel, 50— T. Boyd, 23—G. Jeffords, 72—I). Wyatt, 24—J. Buckner, 51—C Walker, 30—I). Ellison, 40—T. Byrd, 33—Man. T. Cantrell. 38 Tony Elmore, Senior Split End Bruce Pyles, Senior Left Tackle Jim I ang, Senior (Quarterback Doug Ellison, Senior Fullback Brooks Godwin, Senior Tight End Paul Sparks Head Coach Ricky Carson, Senior Tackle Ricky Carlton, Senior Guard Phil Baker, Senior Running Back MANSFIELD-0 WALDRON-7 Our game with the Bulldogs was played under a heavy downpour of rain. Waldron scored in the second period and went on to win the game 7-0. MANSFIELD-8 OZARK-O A hard working defense kept the Hillbillies from scoring. We came up with our first victory of the season 8-0. Larry Dewitt, Coach Dale Sanderson, Junior Split Back Mike Gallimore. Junior Guard 39 Doug Ellison goes off-tackle for big yardage. Key blocks by Stanfill and Elmore open the hole with Phil Baker leading the way. Phillip Metcalf, Junior Left Linebacker Mark Shackelford. Junior Center David Smith, Junior Tight End Randy Stanfill, Junior fullback Greg Witcher, Junior Split End Wayne Barton, Junior Guard 40 Lewis Little, Junior Right Tackle Ronnie Moore, Junior Tackle Randy McDaniel, Junior I .oft Comerhaek MANSFIELD—8 DANVILLE—8 This was a very dose game with a Tiger score coming with only 1:12 left in the game. We tied with Danville 8-8. MANSFIELD—14 GREENWOOD—20. In one of the most exciting games of the whole year. Greenwood beat our Tigers 20-14. You had to be there to feel the excite- ment in the air. MANSFIELD—0 CLARKSVILLE—39 Our worst defeat of the entire year. Clarksville surprised us. Our boys just didn’t seem to get it together. Dale Watt, Sophomore Right Tackle Chip Walker, Sophomore Center Tommy Boyd, Sophomore Running Back MANSFIELD—6 B( 10NEVILLE—35 The Booneville Bearcats came out ahead of the Tigers 35-6 in this conference game. MANSFIELD—12 CHARLESTON—22 Mansfield led the game at the half 12-0. Mansfield made some mistakes in the second half. Charleston pounced on these mistakes and came back to defeat our Tigers by the score of 22-12. 41 Tommy Boyd Sophomore, Guard Jerry Buckner Sophomore, Center Steve Joyce Sophomore. Running Back Roger Thompson Sophomore, Quarterback Jimmy Harris Sophomore, Right Linebacker MANSFIELD—33 LAMAR—12 A well played game for our Tigers. We won easily by 33 to 12. MANSFIELD—41 HECTOR—B A lot of credit for this game goes to the offensive team. We won by scoring a number of different ways—final score 41 to 8. MANSFIELD-48 OLA—0 This was our Homecoming game. It ended our 1975 season with a victory. We defeated Ola 48 to 0. 42 Steve Lang Sophomore, Safety Fred Moreton Sophomore, Split Back Randy Bowers Sophomore, Fullback Place Kicker junior football Back Row: Coach Sparks, 65 M. Wooten, 10 E. Pirpich, 75 J. Boatright, 20 R. Cole, 12, J. Elmore, 82 J. Gray. 80 B. Booth, 44 M. Elmore, 46 G. VanRiper, 22 I). Elmore. Coach DeWilt. Middle Row: 88 J. Lang, 48 M. McGee, 25 K. Elmore, 70 J. I). Bell, 30 J. Haltabaugh, 74 R. Walker. 64 K. Boyd, 66 T. Clayton, 52 K. Boyd, 81 B. Richmond, 73 T. Basinger, 60 D. Hartsell, 23 J. Brown. Bottom Row: 44 C. Utile, 33 T. Cantrell, 88 V. Kinchloe, 32 L Sterling. 13 T. Wilson, 51 R. Bailey, 24 B. Honey, 14 R. Bryan, 42 I). Elmore, 40 B. Mabry, 86 T. Traylor, and 39 D. Elmore. Scoreboard MTield 12 Booneville 32 MTield 12 Roland 6 MTield 0 I.C. 8 MTield 28 Mountainburg 8 MTield 42 Charleston 8 MTield 18 Clarksville 22 MTield 30 Hackett 0 Jackie Elmore, No. 12 and Kevin Boyd No. 52 lead the way as Michael Elmore No. 44 carries the ball. 43 Seueftt i (§rade cctbaii Bark Row: J. D. Moore, J. McDonald, S. Godwin, C. Little, T. Black, I). McConnell, K. Richmond, J. Campbell, G. Edwards, B. Coiner, C. Wilson, E. Hudgens. Middle Row: V. Cass, K. Moore, M. Coward, L W illiams, B. McKay, R. Elmore, S. Boyd, T. House, K Cusick, G. Scott. Bottom Row: L Efurd, C. Feimster, N. Mannon, G. Freeman, J. Cumbie, Ik Parish, S. Thompson, G. Sampson, W. Kiker, and W. Byrd. Not pictured Coach Gary Simmons. SCOREBOARD MTield 6 I. C. 8 MTield 0 Waldron 8 MTield 14 Waldron 0 MTield 8 Hacketl 0 Jim Lang runs the option with Phil Baker going outside for a possible pitchout. Mike Gallimore throws a key block to open the play up. 44 Senior 3-licfli football ( Iteerleaclert Bollom Row: Holly Graves, Connie Elmore. Middle Row: Nancy Humphrey, Susan McKay, Karla Phymale. Top Row: Becky Bryan, Chris Wilson, and Donna Webb. junior V icjlx football UeerleaclerA Bollom Row: Becky Fry, Missy McCain, Chrisie Brown, Anita Purser, and Susan Haltahaugh. Middle Row: l avonn Harp, Tammie Turner and Laura llpton. Top Row: Tammie Burrows. 45 Senior B 4� ketbaU Back Row—Phil Whitset, Mgr., David Martin, Steve Joyce, Chuck Chapman, Bill Newman, Bruce INIes. Duane Whitset, Ricky Carson, Brooks Godwin, Randy Whittaker, Coach Gary Simmons. Front Row—Phil Baker, Mgr., Tony Elmore, Bruce Ellison, Neil Hurt, Randy Stanfill, Doug Dor- rough, Greg Witcher, Mgr. OPP. SENIOR BOYS MHS 76 Cedarville 84 58 Ozark 49 38 Lavaca 72 54 Pleasant View 71 45 Lamar 48 76 Charleston 60 36 Clarksville 63 48 Mulberry 52 50 Southside 65 55 Fayetteville 56 92 Fayetteville 64 79 Charleston 62 56 Hector 61 40 Northside 24 53 Waldron 64 44 Booneville 65 54 Ozark 57 56 Mulberry 61 •College of Ozarks Tournament Tech Tournament (Above scores to January 23 only) 46 Coach Gary Simmons David Martin Senior Kicky Carson Senior Newman goes high to get the lip against Booneville. Neil Hurt Senior Bill Newman Senior Bruce Pyles Senior 47 Brook� Godwin Senior Chuck Chapman Senior Whittaker’s shot is blocked by a Booneville player. Newman hits for two against l avaca. Randy Whittaker Junior Randy Stanfill Junior Bruce Ellison Junior 48 Doug Dorrough Junior Sieve Joyce Sophomore Duane Whitset Sophomore «Senior Back Row—Paula Morelon, Mgr., Donna Webb, Connie Moore, Susie Byers, Sue Efurd, Yvonne ( arr, Charlene Moore, Leesa Feimster, Pam Gray, Marlene Moore, Cindy Hudgens, Coach Gary Simmons. Fronl Row — Becky Bryan, Dianne Freeman, Becky Smith, Betty Bell, Paula Hattabaugh. Carr scores two against Booneville. Feimster passes the ball in heavy traffic. 50 Marlene Moore Senior Dianne Freeman Senior Charlene Moore Senior Action against Booneville. We won 67-34. Betty Belt Senior Susie Byers Senior Yvonne Can- Junior 51 Leesa Feimster Junior Donna Webb Junior Pam Gray Junior Mansfield forwards press ihe Booneville guards. 52 Cindy Hudgens Junior Becky Bryan Sophomore Becky Smith Sophomore Sue Efurd Sophomore Connie Moore Sophomore Paula Hatlabaugh Sophomore OPP. SENIOR GIRLS MHS 66 Charleston 69 67 Cedarville 38 28 Ozark 74 36 Lavaca 45 44 Clarksville 63 51 Mulberry 33 38 Coal Hill 55 65 County Line 38 43 Lavaca” 52 48 Charleston” 36 52 Waldron 59 34 Booneville 67 42 Ozark 77 54 Mulberrv 42 ’County Line Tournament ’’Charleston Tournament (scores to January 23 only) 53 junior =]icYf =Bu6ketbaU Bark Row—Jerry Hattabaugh, Mark Woolen. David Moore, Danny Elmore, Jeff Gray, Jackie Elmore, Eric Pirpich, Michael Elmore, Sieve Bunting, Coach Larry DeWitl. Front Row—Ricky Johnson, Mgr., Ricky Bryan, Doug Elmore, Mitchell Glenn. Billy Mabry, Timmy Sharp, Kenny Holland, Mgr. MHS JUNIOR BOYS OPP. 40 Hackett 27 47 Hartford 39 57 Charleston 42 40 Charleston 31 32 Pleasant View 28 30 Mulberry 46 19 Imm. Con. “B” 34 32 Imm. Con. “A” 30 49 Imm. Con. 31 27 Clarksville 29 49 Lavaca 45 38 Hackett 33 30 Ozark 28 28 Mulberry 33 40 Booneville 35 42 Imm. Con. 26 27 Ozark 32 33 Mulberry 44 •Mulberry Invitational ••Western Ark. Invitational 54 Jackie Elmore tries a long shot against Mulberry. junior 5(icjU (§irU :iBudketbciLL Back Row—Shelly Plymale, Mgr., Kendra Thompson, Anita Purser, Elaine Harp, Vicki Elmore, LaVonn Harp, Kay Qualls, I .a Donna Keimsler, Tammy Turner, Ginger Carter, Kathy Parish. Coach Larry Dewitt. Front Row—Marla Biggs. Deidre Presson, Rhonda Elmore, Marecia Cagle, Missy McCain, Nancy Greene, Tamachia Elmore, Tammy Burrows. Tammie Burrows shoots from the corner. OPP. JUNIOR GIRLS MHS 34 Hackett 35 34 Hartford 23 32 Charleston 39 38 Mountain burg 21 30 Ozark 47 30 Mulberry 17 33 Clarksville 27 47 Lavaca 27 23 Hackett 28 27 Ozark 39 18 Mulberry 9 16 Booneville 32 18 IC 43 •Mulberry Invitational ■ ’Western Arkansas Invitational 55 Cindy Hudgens is surrounded. Bruce Pyles tries a “tip in.” Yvonne Carr drives against I avaca. Duane Whitsett draws a foul. ■■k '«Cal D. J. Elmore gets position as Jeff Gray shoots. ■ Ginger Carter tries a set shot. 56 U.S. BICENTENNIAL 57 Newman, Ric ky Carson, Roger Thompson, Fred Moreton, Robert Walker. Kevin Boyd. Third Row: Randy Slanfill, Steve Joyce, Chip Walker, Phillip Metcalf, Steve Lang, Michael Elmore. Front Row L to R: Teresa Crelia, Debbie Hall, Betty Belt, Cindy Blythe, Sabrina Morgan, Vicki Warren. Bac k Row: I.aiirie Farr, Joyce Brannam, Sherry Sibary, Lena Sibary, Cynthia Black, Debbie Stephens. 58 kScUoci Beincl Ursi Row L lo R: D. Presson, L. Carter, K. Thompson, M. Biggs. Second Row: L. Moret on, D. Curtis, I . Parish, J. Morgan, K. Boyd, B. Moreton, N Bailey, R. Branham. P. Moreton, L Escalanta, R. Morgan, V. Biggs. Third Row: P. Goines. K. Beshears, I). Overton, I). Presson, C. Jackson, P. Presson, R. Parish, G. Escalanta, G. Cochran. Fourth Row. N. Mannon, R. Robinson, L. Williams. Beginner Front Row L to R: B. Teague, T. Norris, I). Elmore, I). Williams, J. Sharp, R. Steele, T. Eckles. Second Row: L Escalanta, J. Michael, R. Johnson, K. Sanderson, B. Holstein, T. Bonds, B. Weaver, T. Thomas, L Lowe, M. Sigman. T. Cumbie. Third Row: J. Pirpich, M. Winters, W. Robertson, P. Bonds, R. Williams. 59 First Row Sitting—K. Barnes, A. Davis, R Elmore, C. Cochran, R Bryan, D. Holt, K. Jones, P. Hope, I). Freeman. Second Row—L Key, R Barton, R Looper, S. McKay, N. Humphrey, R. Branham, K. Barnes, I). Drew, L. Carter, B. Smith, F. Musgrove, P. Presson. Third Row—S. Byers, C. Moore, C. Reese, K. Allen, J. Brannam. I). Presson, D. Turner, C. Jackson, N. Moore, J. Gasaway, C. Moore, R Thompson. Fourth Row—Miss Bar- bara Browning, V. Carr, B. Fuller, I). Paisa, J. Slankard, R Ellison, R Slanfill. R Gordon, M. Galli more, I). Ellison. R Newman, M. Shackleford, E. Wooten, R. Black. Dianne Freeman receives her initiation pin from Susie Byers, President. Doug Kllison—alias Little Bed Riding Hood—is receiving instructions from Flizabeth Musgrove—alias Mother. Susie Byers, President; Cheryl Jac kson, V'ice-President; Kathy Barnes, Secretary; Joanne Gasaway, Treasurer; Ricky Newman, Reporter; Brenda Barton, Historian; Miss Barbara Browning, Sponsor. Senior on; ic era L o R: B. Gordon, Pres., I). Ellison, Sec., C. Chapman, Treas., R. New- man, Rep., IC Carlton, Seni., B. Newman, Pari., J. I,ang. Slu. Adv. junior HicerA H A Courtesy Corps escorts David Pryor, Governor of Arkansas. L to R: B. Ellison, J. Slankard, B. Greene, G. Witcher, D. Overton, M. Gallimore, P. Metcalf. tSenior :YYlemL e r Front Row L to R: R. Carlton, G. Jeffords. D. Ellison, P. Baker, G. Harrison, T. Elmore, J. Helms. 2nd Row: D. Martin, N. Hurt, E. Slate, P. Whilsett, E London, R. Newman, B. Gordon. 3rd Row: B. Pyles, B. Newman, R Godwin, C. Chapman, M. Whittaker, J. Lang. 4th Row: Mr. Thomas Dewey, Mr. Terry Williams, Mr. E. J. Harp. realtmcin First Row L to R B. Crouch, B. Honey, V. Clayton, M. Glenn, P. Goines, T. Slate, J. I). Belt, J. Lang, K. Boyd. 2nd Row- J. Gray, R. Walker, T. Basinger, I). Moore, J. LI more, I). Hartsell, J. Brown, R Mabry, R Richmond. 3rd Row: R. Bailey, R. Jackson, J. Honey, I). Turner, M. Nelson, T. Cantrell, M. Barton, J. Brewer, L Jones, K. Elmore, M. McGee. 4th Row: Mr. Terry Williams, Sir. Thomas Dewey, Mr. E. J. Harp. Sophomore fYlembero unior CVyieniber6 First Row L to R: I). Overton, R Greene, B. Ellison, M. Galli more, J. Slankard, D. McGill, D. Hudgens, L. Clayton, R McDaniels, P. Williams. 2nd Row: K Whittaker, R Shelton, R Stan fill, I). Sanderson, L Carter, G. Witcher, D. Smith, P. Edwards, L D. Elmore, W. Holland, L Elmore, M. McGrath. 3rd Row: B. Elmore, P. Metcalf, R Moore, R Elmore, L. Little, W. Barton, D. Dorrough. 4lh Row: Mr. Terry Williams, Mr. Thomas Dewey, Mr. E. J. Harp. 63 Sitting: Mrs. Sue Ward, Sponsor, L Feimster, Pres. k. Barnes, V. Pres. Standing: H. Elmore, Stand. Comm. P. Vloreton, Hist. J. Brannam, Sec. E. Musgrove, Stand. Comm. D. Hall, Treas.. S. Sibary, Song Lead. I). Webb, Rep., J. Casa way. Stand. Comm. Powderpuff football cheerleaders for this year Lang, Mark Barton, Tony Elmore, Lajohn Jon Cantrell, Doug Ellison and Billy Honey. 0J$icer «SeM i nior First Row: Mrs. Ward, L Key, D. Pettus, C. Blythe, D. Freeman, D. Hall, J. Brannam, B. Belt, A. Daffron, V. Carlton, J. Casaway. 2nd Row: E. Musgrove, K. Barnes, P. Presson, D. Parish, C. Jackson, P. Moreton, P. Hope, P. Dorman. 3rd Row: S. Sibary, C. Moore, B. Webb, L Elmore. 4th Row: J. Hunt M. Moore, D. Turner. 64 f-reakmen First Row L to R: S. Hattabaugh, P. Williams, S. Hall, L Lpton, R. Elmore, K. Slankanl. L Moreton, M. McCain. Second Row: D. Curtis, k. KlentZy I). Williams, T. Elmore, M. Cagle, C. (barter, J. Turnage, J. Smith, Mrs. Sue Ward. Third Row: T. Burrows, Yr. Warren. Fourth Row: C. Hudgens, S. Morgan, S. Boggs. Filth Row: S. Harris, K. Thompson, T. Slate, D. Stephens. Sixth Row: L Feimsler, K. Parish, S. Slate, R. Black. Seventh Row: A. Purser, S. Plymale, L Sibary, L Harp, L Farr. SopkomoreA Sitting: C. Cochran, D. Holt. First Row L to R: M. Lowe, C. Wilson, P. Hattabaugh. B. Bryan, A. Davis, E. Mabry. Second Row: K. Jones, N. Humphrey, J. Wilkett. Third Row: B. Boyd, C. Elmore, S. McKay, M. Williams. Third Row: K. Smith, K. Barnes, L London, C. Reese, B. Smith. Fourth Row: I). Preston, S. Efurd, C. Moore, K. Allen, D. Brown, R. Elmore. Fifth Row: C. Smith, I). Howard, D. Smith. juniora Silting: D. Bacon, D. Little, J. Jeffords, L Carter, L Feimster, I). Moore. First Row: P. Gray, D. Wrebb, Y. Carr, B. Fuller, C. Rupe, J. Hammond, C. Hudgens, Mrs. Sue Ward. Sec- ond Row: K. Harrison, J. Walker, C. Campbell, R. Branham, B. Barton, P. Scott, B. Howley, B. Looper, H. Graves, D. McGill, B. Gipson. Third Row: R. Scantling, K. Black, K. Plymale, I). Powell, P. Wallace. 65 sStudent Council Bill Gordon, President of the Student Council serves as master of ceremonies for many assemblies. Above, Bill is introducing the Gover- nor of Arkansas David Pryor. Jackie Janies and Louann Key display banner welcoming Governor Pryor. Student Council Ojjiceri Lefl to Right: Mr. Larry Cochran, Sponsor, Bill Gordon, President, Louann Key, Secretary, Bruce Ellison, Vice-President. Sitting Left to Right: Mr. Larry Cochran, Bill Gordon, Louann Key, Bruce Ellison. Second Row: Marecia Cagle, Sabrina Morgan, Dianne Freeman, Susie Byers, Laura Carter. Third Row: Kenny Boyd, Ricky Newman, Pam Hope, Cheryl Jackson, David Overton. Fourth Row: Sue Efurd, Deidre Presson, Sheldon Boyd, and Jackie James. 67 library tub Sitting L to R: Mrs. Robinson, Ix esa Feimster, Becky lx oper. David Overton, Anne Gail Hutson. Second Row: Susan Tucker, Teresa Elmore, Bren- da Byers, Doug L Elmore, Donna Presson, Myra Conaway, Kathy Barnes, Cheryl Jackson, Lisa Quick, Shawn Allen, Carla Supon, Annette Elmore, Debbie Tucker. Top: Pam Van Riper, Debra Drew, Vicki Elmore, Michael Elmore, Jackie James, Jerry Brewer, Kay Qualls, Brenda Gipson, Sue Boggs. ■ire TT[cirAlicil6 L to R: Roger Thompson, Preston Edwards, Susie Byers, Doug Ellison, l eesa Feimster, Sue Efurd. 68 Objice Oorker From Row L lo R: Brenda Fuller, Dianne Freeman, Cindy Blythe. Second Row—Bruce Pyles, Randy Whittaker, Doug Ellison, Bill Gordon. Secretarial ( lub Standing L to R: Miss Browning, Susie Byere, Pam Presson, Elizabeth Musgrove, Marlene Moore, Pam Hope. Sitting: Joyce Brannam, Louann Key. 69 Amuai iStajl I Lc° it L KtL J, BaUtev- Kull,:r- Hugh I� «Tim«re. Second Row: P. Presson, I). Freeman, L Feimsler, I . Hope, K. Bame� , B. Bell J. J ffords, S. Byers. Third Row: V. Carr, I). Paisa, ft Branham, D. Ellison, I). Overton, ft Black, P. Edwards. paper Statf 70 Doug Ellison, Business Mgr. David Overton, Assistant U.S. BICENTENNIAL 71 enengv managemeriT For a baigHT FUTURe 0. B. Williamson Co. Office Machines Phone 782-8256 2120 North B Ft. Smith Farmers Bank Greenwood, Ark. Mellie’s Beauty College 311 South 16th Street Fort Smith, Ark. Mizell Chevrolet Co. Booneville, Ark. 72927 Caperton-Hunt Office Equipment Company 1609 North “B” Street P. 0. Box 3325 Ft. Smith, Ark. 72901 John Crain, Sales Manager Oklahoma School Supply Co. 1305 North Main Street Phone 918 682-4051 Muskogee, Okla. 74401 ■ M v 72 DALE BENNETT AND ASSOCIATES SHIPLEY taking COMPANY � SOUTH SIXTH STSfCT Fort Smith. Arkansas 7isoi JOHN KERWIN COMPANY Luggage, Leather Goods, Sporting Goods P. 0. Box 12 707 Garrison Avenue Fort Smith, Ark. 72901 FOREST PRODUCT CO. P. 0. Box 312 Ft. Smith Ark. 72901 Ft Smith, Ark. 72901 73 Spaulding Athletic Goods Co., Inc. 513 Center Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 Western Auto Phone 928-5172 Mansfield, Ark. 72944 Geme anitoi and Chemical One. SI 3 SOUTH 9TH STREET P. O. BOX 1236 FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS 72901 THE ACEE COMPANY 415 South 10th Street Fort Smith, Ark. 72901 T. J. RANEY fr SONS d oncfa.— TELEPHONE 3 76 2411 TELETYPE � 10-722-7494 P. O BOX 3647 • • • LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS 72203 74 The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Fort Smith Office and Factory: 122-124 Rogers Avenue Fort Smith, Arkansas 72901 Telephone 782-6011 (Area Code 501) fslic HUM Glidewell vm? FIRST l== Distributing Co. FEDERAL Wholesale Distributor of Candies, Gums, Notions, Cigars and Tobaccos SAVINGS 1309 N. 31st Street Phone Ft. Smith, Ark. 72901 501-782-2539 AND LOAN Midwest Hardware ASSOCIATION Sporting Goods GREENWOOD OFFICE Inc. Center Main Streets 924 Garrison Ave. MAIN OFFICE: 6th Garrison, Fort Smith Ft. Smith, Ark. 72901 LYNN O. JOHNSON SR. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Free Estimates Phone Huntington Ark. 928-5812 75 MANSFIELD PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. MAYTAG THE DEPENDABILITY PEOPLE Box 138 928-5594 Mansfield, Ark. 72944 Phone 928-5340 Smith’s The Citizen Kerr-McGee Service Station Publishers: P. 0. Box 393 Frank Boyd Mansfield, Ark. Phone 928-4475 Darlene Boyd 72944 Highway 71 Mansfield, Ark. Compliments of U. S. AIR FORCE SSgt. John Talley 176 Central Mall Fort Smith, Ark. 72901 Phone 452-6330 TIGER PLAYPEN Pool Tables, Foosball Tables and Pinball Machines and Lot of Fun L loyd and Mickey Mainstreet Mansfield, Ark. 72901 Audrey’s Beauty Salon Phone 928-5455 Mansfield, Ark. Dixie Bell 72901 Highway 71 Compliments of Donald, Jerry Lynn and Employees “Backing the Tigers” Phone 928-5625 Mansfield Musgrove Drilling Co. Brown’s Feed Phone 928-5261 928-5368 928-5174 Mansfield, Ark. 72901 Mansfield, Ark. 72901 C AND N AUTO REPAIR Tune-ups, Motor Overhaul Rebuilding, Official Inspection Station Hwy. 71 Mansfield 77 HOG Enough To Want Your Business MAN Enough To Appreciate It We Reserve Right To Limit Quantities Leon Woolbright 8 AM-7 PM Ron Book Owner Monday-Saturday Manager FORMED TOPS SOUTH Kitchen Cabinets, Vanities and Formica Counter Tops Phone 928-4470 Mansfield, Ark. 72944 MANSFIELD HARDWARE Gene Guy Hocott Owners Phone 928-5557 Mansfield, Ark. 72944 78 Johnson’s Dry Goods McCains Barber Shop Quality Merchandise Phone 928-4470 Mansfield, Ark. Dale’s Barber Shop Liberty Village 72901 Mansfield, Ark. The Band Box Indies Men’s Fashions Style in Mind for Both Young and Old Jack Jane Sorrels, Owners Mansfield, Ark. 72944 Mansfield, Ark. Phone 928-4498 72944 72944 MARTIN FUNERAL HOME Scott-Sebastian Association Service within the means of all Phone 928-4433 or 928-4425 If no answer dial 928-4434 Joe, Althea, J. D. Mansfield, Ark. 72944 79 BANK OF MANSFIELD “Since 1901” Complete Banking Services Drive-In Motor Bank Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone 928-4418 Mansfield, Ark. 72944 Elementary U.S. BICENTENNIAL 81 Cincle-rcfcirt n nj 5£«((ou?ee m I ee Barnett l eslie (Carlton Candice Colley Mark Elmore Michael Escalante Terri Freeman Lomone Harris Mark Harris Suzanne Holland Matt Hunsueker K. I). Kiker Kim l ng Kim l ang Christie Michael Manuel Moreton Johnny Moser Barn Murray Johnny McKusker Larry Nihletl Suzy Parish Allen Plowman Tricia Presson Kimmy Sharp Tony Smith Michael Ward Mrs. Dismukes Kindergarten Spooks and goblins pose for pic- tures. 83 Z Cindercjarten t ooko forward to J-irot fracte Sherry Alford Travis Ballard Jimmy liartlell Bonnie Bed well Shannon Beran Cathy Carter Jill Carty Tracey Derr Wayne Elmore Kendra Farrar J. W. Green Van I). Ilattahaugh Angelia Heydenreich Tonya Huyser Jesse Justice Angela King Julie Mannon Wendy Meyers Lisa Moore Jeffery Nelson Corby Parish Kimberly Patterson DeMaris Pugh James Richmond Paul Taylor William Winkley grader A 3-1 ave 5uh Jody Bonds Susan Booth Kim Carter Tonya Cobh Jeffery Coley Troy Derr Busty Owens Regina Beamy Jimmy Risner Michael Slate Shelly Slate Scott Smith Steven Sterling Tonya Swafford Mark Trumble Johnny Turner Norine Voekel Johnny Williams Melissa Cl more Chris Fuller Dawn Henley Brenda lx oper Douglas McAlester Sharon McConnell Michelle Miller Bonnie Morris Cheri Newman Joleen Norris 85 86 Rodney Beshears Valina Bingham Kim Bralton Brian Byers Amy Charmaek Me lea Cales ■irdt (§raclera Miss Ramsey's First Grade Brenda Ffurd Tim Farrar James Reuerborn Timmy Hamilton Jennifer Holmes Clint Martin Tanya Martin Wayne Melton Marilyn Morgan Ryan Moses Bob Niblet Terry Norris Brett Patterson Bruce Pirpieh Shannon Presson Stacy Sigman Michael Simmons Donna Stephens Sean Stephens Shon Traylor Teresa Voelkel Ronnie Warren Ginn Winn � ha yflanYf o4ctiintie«5 Kim Blythe Kendra Cass Shari Colley Shannon Crelia Ron Ellison Ricky Elmore Mrs. Overton's First Grade David McClung Kathy Newman Stacey Norris Traci Null Richard Page Teri Perkins Aaron Sanders Tammy Sherrill Stanley Shrum Christi Smooth Sarah Escalante Johnny Gilbert Gary Goines Robin Lowe Chris Martin Teresa Moore SSecond (§raclert Lisa Cheesman Hurley EI more Marilyn Elmore Robin FI more («had Escalante John Feuerborn Mrs. Carty’s Seeond (trade Jerlynn Finn Sonya Foster Joe Gossett Chad («rouse Tommy Holmes Lisa kineheloe Gary Lawrence Cynthia Mays Sherri Menge Suzette Newman Kirhard Pyles Ronnie Roberts Kelly Selph Darla Smith loanee Thomas l)ax Ward Jody Whitsett Dewayne Williams njcy Bulletin =Hcarcl lOorlz Sherelle Barnes Tummy Branham Man l� u Byers Basel Elmore Kevin Elmore Nancy Elmore sS ccncl (§raderA orwarcL to ZUircl Oracle Lori Biggs Fugene Bonds Doug Boyd Michelle Brogdin Mandy Burns Harry Curry Brenda Derry Flizahelh Kscalante Missy Ford Chris Fry- Maria Holland Mrs. Dalmut's Second Grade Russell Huskey Dudley Huyser Shannon Labs Quentin McCutchen Charles Moser Aaron Parish Dul ane Pugh Davis Richmond DaAnn Rogers 90 Steven Sharp Nellie Snook David White liircl grader W[cike ttractive tBu((etiw E ocircl Brian Cumbie Eddie Escalante Dolene Harris Gary llattahaugh Michael Gillis Kenneth Barnett l ura Black Gary Carter Jeff Cass Donna Chaney Barry Cowan Mrs. Simmons Third Grade Dewayne Johnson Mark McKusker Becky Menge Richard Meyers Danny Moore Roger Norris 91 Crkircl grader A C Oork, Ocrk, lOerk Billy Boyd Billy Ray Brinson Debra Brown Stephanie Cantrell Jerid Carter Jimmy Cobh Cathy Cook Cary Coward Orla De Leon Ty Eckle Russell Elmore Tamara Hammond Ernie Harbour Charlotte Hope Joyce London Mrs. Wooten's Third Grade 92 Susie Lowe Rhonda Morris Stuart Nichols Tommy Norris Lisa Ray Kerry Shrum Troy Smith Kevin Swafford Jamie Thompson Susan Thompson fourth (§raclerd ave pumpkin Ditpt y Lonnie Alford Michael Barnett Tina Bolder Ellen Boyd Mike Bre wer Floyd Bryan Keith Cass Ricky Clayton William Crelia Kleta Curry Lisa Edwards Barry Elmore Sherry Elmore Daniel Farris Michael Fulford Chris Clenn Tammy Haga John Hall Staggs' Fourth Grade Brian Holland Cody Hunsucker Tammy Johnson Charles Justice Jimmy Labs Sherri Metcalf Greg Michael Rodney Moses Malinda Morgan Jacki Parich f ranc ie Presson Billy Roberson Brian Sanderson Pam Simpson Sean Spidle Preston Turner William Walker Charlene Williams 93 fourth (§raclera ave Bicentennial Bitplay John Alder James Boggs Jennifer Bonds Melinda Brewer Lloyd Bryan Lori Burns Todd Cabe Carl Cheesman Don Cook Loretta Crelia Nathalia De Leon Angela Elmore Mrs. Ray s Fourth Grade Kevin Holland Donna Rae House William Johnson Melanie Jones Jay Kineheloe Jim Earl Martin Becky Moreton Roger Morgan Donna Morris Daniel Parish Donald Pyles Robin Roberts Eric Robinson Kelly Sanderson Paul Slate Stephan Steele Cindy Turner Joey Woods grader IjDork on Bulletin Board Diann Allen Pa mm it Bonds Shannon Boyd Ixmnie Brown I'ina Cobh Kenneth Coiner James Cunningham Regina Edwards Darrell Elmore Mitzy Elmore Kathleen Earr Danny Hattahaugh Mitchell Hattahaugh Brian Holstein Roy Jackson Sondra Jones Cody l ng Lee Ann Lowe Kimberley Lucas Raymond Moreton Mrs. Pad (lack’s Fifth Grade Brian McDonald l-aura McKay Paula Paschal Darian Patterson Cheryl Ramer Mike Roberson Lillie Scantling Sandra Sharp Tim Shrum Melissa Sigman Jackie Smedley I en Smith Tracy Smith Richard Tucker Pamela Wagoner Dennis Williams Linda Williams Robert Williams 95 Sift Becky liariU'il Donnie Brown Susan Brown Tracy Cloplon Todd Cumbie (fail DafTron Tommy Eckle lotura Elmore Le Ann Escalante Douglas Eoote Lisa Freeman James Hattahaugh Ronnie Hatton Roger Howard Tracy Johnson Tony Jones Vicki Kineheloe Corey Looper Beth Martin David Meyers David Morgan Keith McGee Chris Potter Jimho Richmond Debbie Roberts Warren Robertson Lisa Selph Tina Sherrill Lisa Slate Peggy Smith Mrs. Blaylock Tim Smith Ray Steele Billie Weaver Rieki Williams David Wooten James Wyatt (§racler6 sStudy, sStucly, sS uciy SixtU grader a 3i ave Brenda Baze Paul Bonds Pam Boyd Tammie Brewer Kris Carr Darlene Chaney Greg Cloplon Al Crelia James Curl is Doreen DeLeon Rebecca Elmore Allen Escalante Heal her Earr Debbie Eord Jac k Green Dale Haltabaugh Stacey House Timmy Johnson Mrs. Holt's Sixth Grade Joy Pasc hal Jackie Pirpich David Ric hmond Pamela Selph Sheila Jones Arc hie London Jeana Mic hael Mitc hell McBride Kim McGee John Sharp Jackie Smith Loyd Sterling Karen Sudbury' Bill Teague Michael Winters 97 vSiatA Oracle ro t oolz forward to junior Cheryl Bran ham Jeff Brewer Susan Cabe Chris Campbell Shelly Cass Kevin Cloplon Shell) Cumbie John Curry Shane Derr Tonya Efurd Teresa Elmore Dwavne Eeimsier Lana Foote Steve Glenn Peggy Gomes David Hartsell Peggy Helmes Paul Holland Sheila Hudgens Rebecca Jones Stanley Lawrence Delano Lucas Curl Martin Susan McDonald Vanessa McKown Tony Dorris John Parish Glenda Parker Wendell Presson Keith Sanderson Sherrell Slate Sandra Webb Lonnie Winn Mrs. Godwin’s Sixth Grade Ae SeuentA Oracle -incU Class Officers President—Vicki Elmore ice President—Steve Thompson Secretary—Klaine Harp Reporter—Paula Carter ina Bailev Lon Rail Pam Bass Vicki Biggs Tern Black Keith Blythe Janet Boggs Tony Bouler Sheldon Boyd Brenda Bryan Jamie Bryant Julia Byrd Wayne Byrd Jim Campbell Paula Carter Steven Carter Kim Carlton V on Cass Grady Clopton Greg Cochran Billy Coiner Mark Coward Jackie Cumhie Joyce Cunningham Rodney Cusick 100 junior €xcitincj Gerry Edwards Kendall Efurd Lonnie Efurd Ralph Elmore Shannon Elmore Vicki Elmore l,arry Em-a Ian I a Curl is Feimster Greg Freeman Kena Fuller Kalhy Callirnore Stuart Godwin Linda Goines Glenda Graves Nancv Greene Elaine Harp Carol Holland Tracy House Eddie Hudgens Leea Hunsurker Kevin Jones Wesley Kiker Charlie Little Kevin Loo per Sheila Looper David McConnell Jerry McDonald Rocky McGill Bryan McKay Kellie McKown Donna Mabry Neal Mannon Lori Metcalf David Moore Kenneth Moore 101 Lisa Moore Barbara Morelon Just in Morgan Russel Morgan Frank Moslev Billy Parish Gina Plymale Deidra Presson Kevin Richmond Gary Sampson Gary Scoll Cindy Slale Lisa Smith Joyce Stell Lonene Sudburv Teresa Swafford Darrell Teague Kandy Teague Terri Thomas Steve Thompson Joann Turnage Beverly Turner Roger Upton Sherri Wagoner Melissa Walker Michele Weaver Danny Williams lx n Williams Sheila W illiams 102 icfUtU fracte Class Officers President—Eric Pirpich Vice President—Danny Elmore Secretary—Roger Cole Reporter—Billy Boothe Sharon Allen Marina Barnett Kim Beshears Marla Biggs Jimmy Boatright Billy Booth Kenny Boyd Ricky Bryan Chuck Buckner Steve Bunting Brenda Byers I oretla Burns Danny Carter Lonnie Chaney Chris Clopton Roger Cole Myra Conaway Terri Coiner Belinda Crouch Tammy Cunningham Harry Daffron Merle Daffron Dwayne Eacret Tommy Eacret Donnie Edwards 103 Jerry Efurd Annelle Elmore Danny Elmore Doug Elmore Fred Elmore Harold Elmore Tammy Elmore Teresa Elmore Ted Elmore Gary Esealanta Tom Ely Becky Fry Danny Goines Doug Graves Deborah Green Jerry Haltabaugh Bruce Hawthorne Sheila Hawks Ken Holland Floyd Hope James Howely Pam Hudgens Anne Gail Hutson Victor Kincheloe Michael Klentz 7 te Oracle njoy Mitchell Ix oper Melody McGill Susan Moore Juanita Moreton Jerry Morgan Kandy Moses Phillip Odom Vickie Parker Eric Pirpich Delilah Presson 104 WlanYf Gj ctivitie Mark Woolen Jackie Wyatt Mary Wyail Marsha Williams ka (Qualls Lisa Quirk Gary Ramer Ricky Johnson Karen Roberts Timmy Sharp Mic hael Smith Kmily Snook Larry Sterling Todd Traylor Debbie Tucker Charles Tucker Susan Tucker Tammy Turner Timmv Turner Glen Van Riper Ronnie Wallace Ann Whitsetl Cindy Wilkett Tom W ilson was 105 redUmen £ook forward Class Officers President—Mark Barton Vice President—Kenny Elmore Secretary—Anita Purser Reporter-—Jaekie Elmore Richard Bailey Mark Barton Tom Basinger J. I). Belt Cindy Black Sue Boggs Kalhv Boyd Kevin Boyd Jim Brown Craig Burkinan Tammy Burrows Marecia Cagle Tommy Cantrell (linger Carter Tony Clavton Bryan Crouch Debbie Curtis Jackie Elmore Kenny Elmore Michael Elmore Rhonda Elmore Tamachia Elmore l aurie Farr Li Donna Eeimsler Mitchell Glenn 106 to V icfU School J« ff Gray Perry Goin s Sherry Hull Dwight Hartsell Ixivonn Harp Donna Harris Sandra Harris Susan Hatlahaugh Sheryl Hudgens Billy Honey Jim Honey Roger Jaekson John Jones Cathy klentz Jeff Lang Missy McCain Montv McGee Billy Mabry Lucretia Moreton Sabrina Morgan 107 John Moon Mike Nelson Man Nibletl Kathy Parish Russell Parish Shelly Plymale Shelia Quirk Shelia Sampson Lena Sibary Teddv Slate kaihy Slankard Lisa Slate Tami Slate Samira Slate Janet Smith Cheryl Smith Carla Supon Kendra Thompson David Turner I .aura Upton Robert Walker Vicki Warren Debbie Williams Pam W illiams 108 Freshman girls enjoy working on projects in home economics. omore Class Officers President—Susan McKay Vice President—Ed Woolen Secretary—Carla Cochran Reporter—Becky Smith Karen Allen Roger Ball Karen Barnes Mike Reran Randy Bowers Beverly Boyd Tommy Boyd Jerry Buckner Bud Brannam Diane Brown Becky Bryan Tommy Byrd Carla Cochran Ann Davis Debbie Drew Sue Efurd Carrol Elmore Connie Elmore Rhonda Elmore Doug Escalante Jay Casaway Gary Grubb Paula Hallabaugh Sherry Hatton Jimmy Harris 109 SopU omore 3 inci I « I ki«- Moll Allen Hope Darla Howard Nancy Humphrey Jac kie James Kim Jones Leon Jones Sieve Joyce Robert Key Sieve I.ang Linda l� ndon Melinda Lowe Evelena Mabry Joe Milchell Fred Moreton Jody Morgan Kathy Moore Connie Moore Susan McKay Paul Parish 110 Scliool t ile itincf Donna Presson Sieve (Juick Cricked Reese Ricky Ric hmond Ray Robinson Grant Sharp Becky Smilh Calhy Smilh Cindy Smilh Donna Smilh Fred Swafford Roger Thompson Chip Walker Duane W hitsetl Janis Wilked 111 Cias� Officere President—Y vonne Carr V ice - Presiden I— Bre n d a Fu Her Secretary—Laura ('.arter Treasurer—Doug Dorrough Order Rick Agee Dena Bacon Brenda Barton Wayne Barton Kaye Black Ralph Black Rose Branham Connie Compbell Yvonne Carr loiura Carter Lewis Carter Lloyd Clayton David Cunningham Doug Dorrough Preston Fdwards Bruce Fllison Bobby F.lmore l.arrv Don Elmore l.arrv Elmore Ronnie Elmore 112 umor-vSemor Banquet Leesa Feimster Brenda Fuller Mike Gallimore Pam («ray Holly Graves Brad Greene Brenda Gipson Jackie Hammond Cathy Harrison Wax in- Holland Barbara Howley ('.indy Hudgens David Hudgens Jane! Jeffords Dalona Lillie Mr. Vincent and Miss Slankard seem lo be in deep thought. Possibly think- ing how to raise a couple ol thousand dollars for the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. Juniors are tilling out orders lor rings. 113 Lewis Lillie Becky Looper Phillip Metcalf Donna Moore Konnie Moore David McGill Debbie McGill Kandy McDaniel David Overlon David Paisa Karla Plvmale Debbie Powell Pam V an Riper Faye Robinson Kaye Robinson Karla. Pam. and Donna are looking over I he ring samples. Everyone seems interested in the prices of the rings. 114 Connie Rupe Dale Sanderson Relda Scantling James Scott Pal Scott Mark Shackelford Randy Shelton John Slankard David Smith Randy Slanfill Jan Walker Patricia Wallace Donna Webb Randy Whittaker Paul Williams Greg Witcher 115 Picture Darren Elmore, Second Grade Joel Jones. Second Grade Paul Slate. Third Grade Todd 1.00 per, Fifth Grade Jacob Slate, Fifth Grade Kaymond Wills ai d. Fifth Grade Ramona Johnson. Sixth Grade Lisa Walraven, Sixth Grade DeAnne Vanderpool, Seventh Doug I). Elmore, Eighth I .aura. Pam, Ricky, and Bill enjoy their own joke. Bevery Jones, Eighth Carol Lynn, Eighth Ricky Moses, Eighth Teresa Crelia, Ninth Jerry Brewer, Ninth Anita Purser, Ninth Bryant Richmond, Ninth Craig Ballegeer, Tenth Mike ('arson. Tenth Mary Ann Lynn, Tenth Tony Vanderpool, Tenth Dorothy Boggs, Eleventh Gene Elmore, Eleventh Jeff Jones, Eleventh 116 $emor 1976 Senior a CVYlake Ue CVYloM (£)£ keir cidt (ear . . . O icera President: Doug Ellison Vice President: Ricky Newman Secretary: Susie Byers Reporter: Bill Gordon Senior Class Colors—Red, VI hite and Blue Class Flower—Red and White Roses Class Motto—Our Fathers made this country a great place to live in—it’s up to us to make it better. Cap and Gown Color—Red and White. PHIL BAKER F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Football 3, 4; Track 1, 2; F. C. A. 3, 4; F. H. A. Beau 3; Who’s Who 4. KATHY JEAN BARNES F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Standing Committee 2; Historian 3; Vice President 4; Junior Degree 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Sec- retary 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Top Ten 3, 4. BETTY JEAN BELT F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Choir 4; Basketball 1, 4; Track 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 4; Most Beautiful Candidate 34 Class Secretary 3. CINDY BLYTHE F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Degree 3; Office Worker 4; Choir 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Maid 2. 117 JOYCE BRAWN AM F. II. A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Standing Committee 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 2. 3, 4; Editor 3, 4; Secretarial Club 4; Choir 4; Basketball Manager 2; Pep Club I. 2, 3, 4; Class Reporter 3; Teacher’s Aid 3; Top Ten 3, 4. SUSIE BYERS Beta (dub 2, 3. 4; President 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Recreation Chairman 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Stall 3,4: Fire Marshal 2, 3, 4; Secretarial (dub 4; Band 1. 2; Majorette 1, 2; Head Majorette 2; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; All-District 1; I rack 1, 2; Cheerleader 1; Head Cheerleader 1; (� irl s Stale 3; I op Ten 3, 4; Homecoming Maid of Honor 2; Homecoming Maid 3; Class Secretary 4. RICHARD CARLTON F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4; Assistant Sentinel 3; Sentinel 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; F. C. A. 3, 4; Who's Who 4. VICKY LYNN CARLTON F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Arts Club 4. KICKY CARSON F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Bela Club 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Football I, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. CHUCK CHAPMAN F. F. A. 1, 2. 3, 4; Assistant Parliamentary 3; Treasurer 4; Library Worker I, 2; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 1, 2; Pep Club 1; F. C. A. 3, 4. AMANDA ANN DAFFKON h H. A. 2, 3, 4; Library W'orker 1; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 1. PEGGY ANN DORMAN F. H. A. L 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. DOUG ELLISON K F. A. L 2, 3,4; Secretary 4; Beta Club4; Student Coun- cil 1; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Fire Marshal 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; F. C. A. 3, 4; President 4; W'ho’s W ho 4; Boy’s State 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; legislative Page 3. LINDA SUE ELMORE F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. TONY ELMORE F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track L 2; F. C. A. 3, 4. AMY FLY W ho s Who 4. 119 Joyce and Cindy work as secretarial assistants. Joyce works for Mr. Kennedy and Cindy works for Mr. Man non in the office. GLENDA DIANNE FREEMAN F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Student Council 4; Stu- dent Welfare Chairman 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Artist 4; An- nual Staff 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1,2; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4: Top Ten 3, 4; Teacher's Aid 2. JOANNE GASAWAY F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Standing Committee 4; Beta Club 2, 3. 4; Treasurer 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Office Worker 3. BROOKS GODWIN F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; State Farmer's Degree 3; Football 1. 2, 3,4; Basketball L 2, 3, 4; All-Stale 1; All-District 1; Track L 2; F. C. A. 3, 4; Who's Who 4; Most Handsome Candi- date 2; Class President I. HOYT WILLIAM GORDON, JR. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant President 3; President 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Vice President 3; Presi- dent 4; Paper Staff 4; Office Worker 3, 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Who's Who 4; Boy's State 3. DEBRA HALL F. H. A. L 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Junior Degree 3; Student Council 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Office W orker 3; Library W'orker L 2; Choir 4. GENE HARRISON F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Speech Arts Club 4. 120 JOHNNY HELMS E. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Arts Club 4. TRUNG yt'ANG HO PAMELA HOPE K H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bela Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4 Speech Arls Club 4; Paper SlafT 2.3. 4: Annual Staff 3. 4 Library Worker 2; Secretarial Club 4; Basketball 1. 2 Track 1; Who’s W ho 4; Top Ten 3, 4. JANICE SUE HUNT F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2; Basketball Manager 3. NEIL HURT V. L A. I, 2, 3, 4: Speech Arts Club 4; Football I. 2. 3, 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Trac k 2; Pep Club I; F. C A. 3, 4; Who's Who 4; Class Reporter 2. CHERYL JACKSON F H. A. 1. 2, 3. 4; Treasurer 3; Standing Committee 4; Junior Degree 3; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Vic e President 4; Stu- dent Council 2. 3, 4; Secretary 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Library Worker 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Historian 3; Nominee for McDonald All-American Band; Who’s Who 4; Girl’s State 3; Class President 3; Top Ten 3. 4. GLENN JEF FORDS F. F. A. 1. 3, 4; Office Worker 2.4; Football 1,4; Track 1, 2; Who’s Who 4. TERESA LOLANN KEY F. H. A. L 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Secretary 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Foditor 4; Secretarial Club 4; Who’s Who 4; Top Ten 3, 4; Home- coming Maid 4. Pal and Phil pay their locker fee. 122 JIM LANG F. K A. 1,2, 3, 4; Assistant Student Advisor 3; Student Advisor 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; F. G A. 3, 4. TERKY LONDON F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4. DAVID MARTIN F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLENE MOORE F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Degree 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; All-District 1; Track 1, 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; Top Ten 3, 4. GREG MOORE F. C. A. 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Basketball 2; Track 3. RETHA MARLENE MOORE f. H. A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Junior Degree 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Secretarial Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Who's W ho 4; Outstanding player 1; Teacher's Aid 3. PAULA MARIE MORETON F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Li- brary Worker 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4. ELIZABETH ANN MUSGROVE F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Standing Committee 4; Junior Degree 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Reporter 3; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Co- Editor 4; Secretarial Club 4; Who's Who 4; Top Ten 3, 4. 123 KICKY GENE NEWMAN F. F. A. 1, 2. 3. 4: Reporter 4; Assistant Reporter 3: Beta Club 2, 3, 4: Reporter 4; Student Council 3, 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Football I ; F. C. A. 4: Vice President 4; State Farmer's Award 3; Wbo's VI ho 4. WILLIAM B. NEWMAN F. F. A. 1. 2. 3, 4; Parliamentarian 4; Student Council 1, 2; Football L 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; F. C. A. L 2. 3. 4; Vice President 4; Who's VI ho 4; All-District Basketball 1, 2. 3; All-West Ark. Tournament 1,3; All-District Tourna- ment 2; All-District Football I. DEBBY PARISH F. H. A. 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Who's Who 4. DEDRIA MARIA PETTIS F. H. A. 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 4. PAMELA ANNE PRESSON F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Degree 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Co-Editor 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Secre- tarial (dub 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Nominee for McDonald's All-American High School Band. BRUCE ERNIE PYLES F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Assistant Treasury 3; Forestry Award 3; Office Worker 4; Fire Marshal 1; Football I, 2. 4; F. C A. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; All-State 1; All-District 1, 2, 3; Westfork All-Tournament 2, 3; Most Valuable Player State 1; Class President 1; Most Handsome Candidate 1. SHERRY SUSANNE SIBARY F. H. A. 1.2, 3, 4; Song Leader 4; Choir 1,2.4: Basketball 3; Who's Who 4. EDDIE SLATE F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 4. MABEL SUE STEVENS F. H. A. 1. 2, 3; Choir 2, 3. DEBBIE TURNER F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Paper Staff 4. BARBARA JEAN WEBB F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1. 2; Basketball 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Class Officer 1; Drill Team 1. MIKE WHITTAKER F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Speech Arts Club 4: Basketball 1; Who's Who 4; Most Handsome Candidate 3. ZJnclex sScliccL Peraonnel Baker, Sarila 8 Basham. Dean 10 Basham. Marie 10 Blanton. Bellv 8 Blanton. Herbert 8 Blavloek, Charlene 8 Brannam. Klhel 10 Brewer, Edmond 7 Browning. Barbara 8 Burrows, Bertha 10 Byers, Hazel 10 Byers, Jim 10 Carter, Love 6 Carmack, Hazel 8 Carmack, John 7 Carty, Ik Ann 8 Cochran, l-arry 8 Cole, Velma 10 Conaway, Karl 10 Cum hie. Belly 10 Curry, Suede 8 Dewey, Thomas 8 I leU id, Larry 8 Dismukes, Geneva 8 Dorrough, Alton 10 Elmore, Doyne 6 Emery, Brenda 8 Escalanta, Jo Ann 10 Fry, Patsv 10 Godwin, Peggy 8 Godwin, Sam 6 Hamilton, James 8 Harp, E. J. 10 Hill, Arnold 10 Hill, Augie 10 Holland, Val 10 Holt, Opal 9 Kennedy, l-arrv 9 lister, James 10 1-owrimore, Hugh 7 McKusker, Mildred 10 Mannon, Joe 7 Mergen, Boh 10 Nichols, Mel 7 Nichols, Yvonne 9 Overton. Irma 9 Paddack, Margaret 9 Presson, Wanza 6 Pugh, l-arry 9 Ramsey, Judy 9 Rav, Sue 9 Rohison, Ruhy 10 Simmons, Gary 9 Simmons, Jean 9 Simpson, James 9 Simpson, Virginia 9 Standard, Debra 9 Sparks, Paul 9 Staggs. Linda 9 Taylor, Elmyra 9 Taylor, S. M. 6 Traylor, Clyde 9 Turner, Mintie 10 V inc ent, Charles 9 Walker, Owen 10 Walker, Robert 10 W ard. Sue 9 W illiams, Joyce 7 W illiams, Terry 9 W ooten, Kay 9 Yancey, Lucelle 9 welltli Oracle Baker, Phil 117 Barnes, Kathy 117 Belt, Betty 117 Blythe, Cindy 117 Brannam, Jovce 118 Byers, Susie 118 Carlton, Richard 118 Carlton, Vicky 118 Carson, Ricky 119 1 26 Chapman, Chuck 119 Daffron, Amanda 119 Dorman, Peggy 1 19 Ellison, Doug 1 19 Elmore, Linda 1 19 Elmore, Tony 119 Freeman, Dianne 120 Gasaway. JoAnne 120 Godwin, Brooks 120 Gordon, Bill 120 Hall. Dehra 120 Harrison, Gene 120 Helms, Johnny 121 Ho, Trung Quang 121 Hope, Pamela 121 Hurt. Janice 121 Hurt, Neil 122 Jackson. Cheryl 122 Jeffords, Glenn 122 Key, Louann 122 l-ang, Jim 123 London. Teriy 123 Martin, David 123 Moore, Charlene 123 Moore, Greg 123 Moore, Marlene 123 Moreton, Paula 123 Musgrove, Elizabeth 123 Newman, Ricky 124 Newman, Bill i24 Parish, Debby 124 Pelt us, Dedria 124 Presson, Pam 124 Pyles, Bruce 124 Sibary, Sherry 125 Slate, Eddie i25 Stevens, Sue 125 Turner, Debbie 125 Webb, Barhara 125 W hittaker, Mike 125 Whitsett, Phil 125 €leventU Oracle Agee, Rick 112 Bacon, Dena 112 Barton, Brenda 112 Barton, Wayne 112 Black, Kave 112 Black, Ralph 112 Boggs, Dorthy 116 Branham, Rose 112 Campbell, Connie 112 Carr, Yvonne 112 Charter, Laura 112 Carter, Lewis 112 Clayton, Llovd 112 Cunningham, David 112 Dorrough, Doug 112 Edwards, Preston 112 Ellison, Bruce 112 Elmore, Bobby 112 Elmore, Gene 112 Elmore, 1-arry Don 112 Elmore, Larry 112 Elmore, Ronnie 112 Feimster, Leesa 113 Fuller, Brenda 113 Gallimore, Mike 113 Gray, Pam 113 Graves, Holly 113 Greene, Brad 113 Gipson, Brenda 113 Hammond, Jackie 113 Harrison, Cathy 113 Holland, Wayne 113 Howley, Barhara 113 Hudgens, Cindv 113 Hudgens, David 113 Jeffords. Janet 113 Jones, Jeff 116 Little, Dalona 1 13 Little, I-ewis 114 Looper, Becky 114 Metcalf, Phillip 114 Moore, Donna 114 Moore, Ronnie 114 McGill, I )avid 1 14 McGill, Debbie 114 McDaniel. Randv 1 14 Overton, David 114 Paisa. David 114 Ply male. Karla 114 Powell, Debbie 1 14 Robinson. Faye 114 Robinson. Kay 114 Rupe, Connie 115 Sanderson, Dale 115 Scantling. Relda 115 Stroll, James 115 Scott, Pal 115 Shackelford, Mark 115 Shelton. Randy 115 Slankard, John 115 Smith. David 115 Stan nil, Randy 115 V an Riper. Pam 114 W alker. Jan 115 Wallace, Patricia 115 W ebb, Donna 115 W hittaker. Randy 115 W illiams, Paul 115 W itcher, Greg 115 entli Oracle Allen, Karen 109 Ball, Roger 109 Ballegeer, Craig 116 Barnes, Karen 109 Beran, Mike 109 Bowers, Randy 109 Boyd, Beverly 109 Boyd, Tommy 109 Buckner, Jerry 109 Brannam, Bud 109 Brown. Diane 109 Bryan, Becky 109 Byrd, Tommy 109 (-arson, Mike 116 Coc hran. Carla 109 Davis, Ann 109 Drew, Debbie 109 Efurd, Sue 109 Elmore, Carrol 109 Elmore, Connie 109 Elmore, Rhonda 109 Escalanta. Doug 109 Gasaway, Jay 109 Grubb, Gary 109 Haltahaugh. Paula 109 Hatton, cherry 109 Harris. Jimmy 109 Holt, Debbie 110 Hope, Allen 110 Howard, Darla 110 Humphrey. Nancy 110 James, Jackie 110 Jones, Kim 110 Jones, l-eon 110 Joyce, Steve 1 10 Key. Robert 110 l-ang, Steve 110 I-ondon, Linda 110 I-owe, Melinda 110 Lynn, Mary Ann 116 Mabry, Evelena 110 Mitchell, Joe 110 Moreton, Fred 110 Morgan, Jody 1 10 Moore, Kathy 110 Moore, Connie 110 McKay, Susan 110 Parish, Paul 110 Presson, Donna 111 Ouick, Steve 111 Reese, Crickett 111 Richmond, Ricky 111 Robinson, Ray 111 Sharp, Grani 111 Smith, Becky 111 Smith, Cathy I 11 Smilh, Cindy I 1 1 Smilh, Donna 1 i 1 Swafford, Fred 1 11 Thompson, Roger 11 I Vanderpool, Tony 116 Walker, ('.hip I 11 W hilsell, Duane 1 1 I Wilkell, Janis I 11 W illiams. Mar) 111 W'ilson, Chris 111 Woolen, F.d 111 Wyall, Dale I 11 CY[intli racle Bailey, Richard 1 (K Barton, Mark 106 Basinger, Tom 106 Bell. J. I). 106 Black, Cindy 106 Boggs, Sue 106 Boyd, Kalhy 106 Boyd, Kevin 106 Brewer, Jerrv 106 Brown, Jim 106 Bucknian. Craig 106 Burrows, Tammy 106 Cagle. Marecia 106 Cantrell, Tommy 106 Carter, Ginger 106 Clavton, Tony 106 Crelia, Teresa 116 Crouch, Bryan 106 Curtis, Debbie 106 Elmore, Jackie 106 Elmore, Kenny 106 Elmore, Michael 106 Elmore, Rhonda 106 Elmore, Tamachia 106 Farr, l iurie 106 Feimster, I .a Donna 106 Glenn, Milhcell 106 Gray, Jeff 107 Goines, Perry 107 Hall, Sherry 107 llartsell. Dwight 107 Harp, IxiYonn 107 Harris, Donna 107 Harris, Sandra 107 Haltahaugh. Susan 107 Hudgens, Shervl 107 Honey, Billy l(i7 Honey, Jimmy 107 Jackson, Roger 107 Jones, l ajohn 107 Klentz, Cathv 107 l rng, Jeff 107 McCain. Missy 107 McGee, Monty 107 Mabry, Billy 107 Moreion, Lucretia 107 Morgan, Sabrina 107 Moore, John 108 Nelson, Mike 108 Niblelt, Mary 108 Parish, Kathy 108 Parish, Russell 108 Plvmale, Shellv 108 Purser, Anita 116 Ouick, Sheila 108 Ric hmond, Bryant 116 Sampson, Sheila 108 Sibary , Lena 108 Slate, Teddy 108 Slankard, Kathy 108 Slate, Lisa 108 Slate, Tami 108 Slate , Sandra 108 Smith, Janel 108 Smith, Cheryl 108 Supon, ('aria 108 Thompson, Kendra 108 Turner, David 108 Upton, Laura 108 Walker, Robert 108 W arren, Vicki 108 Williams, Debbie 108 Williams, Pam 108 racle Allen. Sharon 103 Barnett. Marina 103 Beshears, Kim 103 Biggs. Marla 103 Boatright. Jimmy 103 Booth. Billy 103 Boyd, Kennv 103 Bryan, Rickv 103 Buckner, Chuck 103 Bunting, Sieve 103 Byers. Brenda 103 Burns, Loretta 103 Carter, Danny 103 Chaney, l,onnic 103 Clopton, Chris 103 Cole, Roger 103 Conaway, Myra 103 Coiner, Terry 103 Crouch, Belinda 103 Cunningham. Tammy 103 Daffron, Harry 103 Daffron. Merle 103 Eacret, Dwayne 103 Eacret, Tommy 103 Edwards, Donnie 103 Efurd, Jerry 104 Elmore, Annette 104 Elmore, Danny 104 Elmore, Doug 104 Elmore, Doug I). 116 Elmore, Fred 104 Elmore, Harold 104 Elmore, Tammy 104 Elmore, Teresa 104 Elmore, Ted 104 Escalanta, Gary 104 Fly, Tom 104 Fry, Becky 104 Goines, Danny 104 Graves, Doug 104 Green, Deborah 104 Hattabaugh, Jerry 104 Hawthorne, Bruce 104 Hawks, Sheila 104 Holland, Ken 104 Hope , Floyd 104 Howlev, James 104 Hudgens, Pam 104 Hutson, Anne Gail 104 Jones, Beverlv 116 Kincheloe, Victor 104 Klenta. Michael 104 Ia oper, Mitchell 104 Lvnn, Carol 116 McGill, Melody 104 Moore, Susan 104 Moreton, Juanita 104 Morgan, Jerry 104 Moses, Randy 104 Moses, Rickv 116 Odom, Phillip 104 Parker, Vickie 104 Pirpich, Eric- 104 Presson, Delilah 104 Qualls, Kay 105 Ouick, Lisa 105 Ramer, Gary 105 Johnson, Ricky 105 Roberts, Karen 105 Sharp, Timmy 105 Smith, Michael 105 Snook, Emily 105 Sterling, I.arrv 105 Traylor, Todd 105 Tucker, Debbie 105 Tucker, Charles 105 Tucker, Susan 105 Turner, Tammy 105 Turner, Timmy 105 N an Riper, Glen 105 Wallace, Ronnie 105 Whitsett, Ann 105 Wilkell, Cindv 105 W'ilson, Tom 105 Wooten, Mark 105 Wyatt, Jackie 105 Wyatt, Marv 105 Williams, Marsha 105 Seventh Oracle Bailey, Nina 1(X) Ball, I � ri 1 (K) Bass, Pam 100 Biggs, Vicki 100 Black. Terry 100 Blythe, Keith 100 Boggs. Janet 1(H) Bouler, Tony 100 Boyd. Sheldon 100 Bryan, Brenda 1(H) Bryant, Jamie 100 Byrd, Julia 100 Byrd, W ayne 100 Campbell, Jim 100 Carter, Paula 1(H) ('.arter, Steven 100 Carlton, Kim 100 (’.ass. Von 100 Clopton, Grady 100 Cochran, Greg 100 Cotner, Billy 1(H) Coward, Mark 100 Cumbie, Jackie 100 Cunningham, Jovce 100 Cusick, Rodney 1(H) Edwards, Gerrv 101 Efurd, Kendalf 101 Efurd, l onnie 101 Elmore, Ralph 101 Elmore, Shannon 101 Elmore, Vicki 101 Esc alanta, I arry 101 Feimster, Curtis 101 Freeman, Greg 101 Fuller, Kena 101 Gallimore, Kathy 101 Godwin, Stuart 101 Goines, Linda 101 Graves, Glenda 101 Green, Nancy 101 Harp, Elain i()l Holland, Carol 101 House, Tracv 101 Hudgens, Eddie 101 Hunsucker, Leea 101 Jones, Kevin 101 Kiker, Wesley 101 Little, Charlie 101 Looper, Kevin 101 Looper, Sheila 101 McConnell, David 101 McDonald, Jerry 101 McGill, Rocky 101 McKay, Brvan 101 McKown, Kellie 101 Mabry, Donna 101 Vlannon, Neal 101 Metcalf, Ix ri 101 Moore, David 101 Moore, Kenneth 101 Moore, Lisa 102 Moreton, Barbara 102 Morgan, Justin 102 Mosley, Frank 102 Parish, Billy 102 Plvmale, Gina 102 127 Yearbook Staff 1975-76 ZJnclex Presson, Deidra 102 Richmond, Kevin 102 Sampson, Gan 102 Seott, Gan 102 Slate, Cindy 102 Smith. Lisa 102 Stell, Joyce 102 Sudbury, Lonene 102 Swafford. Teresa 102 Teague, Darell 102 Teague, Randy 102 Thomas, Terri 102 Thompson, Steve 102 Turnage. Jo Ann 102 Turner, Beverly 102 Upton, Roger 102 Vanderpool, De Anne 116 Wagoner, Sherri 102 Walker, Melissa 102 W eaver, Michele 102 Williams, Danny 102 W illiams, Len 102 Williams, Sheila 102 Wilson, John 102 Winter, Richard 102 Editor-—Louann Key Assistant—Brenda Fuller Business Manager-—Doug Ellison Assistant—David Overton High School—Betty Belt Assistant—Janet Jeffords High School—Dianne Freeman Assistant—Yvonne Carr Elementary—Susie Byers Assistant—Rose Brannam Elementary—Pam Presson Assistant—Ralph Black Sports—Pam Hope Assistant—Leesa Feimster Honors—Ricky Carson Assistant—David Paisa Curriculum—Kathy Barnes Assistant—Jan Walker Photographer—Preston Edwards Advisor—Hugh Lowrimore We believe this has been one of the best years at Mansfiel High School, and we hope the years ahead will be just as full c learning and laughter as this one. We believe they will be.