Mansfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Mansfield, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

a world of laughter a world of learning a world of WELCOME TO a world of winning a world of losing a world of working a world of waiting, a world of confusion. a world of love. a world of playing. We have a busy world at Mansfield. ... A world composed of many feelings, A world hard to describe with words. A world which is ours to enjoy and share. We would now like to welcome you to our world. a world of togetherness. 4 Kdmond Brewer Joe Man non Jim Ashcraft Superintendent High School Principal Grade School Principal Administration Douglas Carmack Hugh lx wrimore Assistant Principal Counselor Joyce Williams Secretary S. M. Taylor President Sam (n dwin Vice-President School Board Wanza Presson Secretary Loye Carter Doyne Elmore Member Member Senior Class CLASS OFFICERS I aura Carter—President David Overton—Vire President Greg Witcher—Secretary Kose Branham—Ke|M� rter Sponsore� —Mr. Larry Kennedy Mr. Kdmond Brewer Class Colors—Bed White Class Flower—Peppermint Carnation Cap Gown Color—Red and Blue Tassel—Red and White RICK AGEE F. F. A. 10. 12: Football 11. Basketball 12. DEANNA BACON F. II. A. 9. 10. II. 12. WAYNE BARTON RALPH BLACK Beta Club 10, II; Paper Staff 10, 11; Basketlwll 9, 10; Top Ten 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12. DOROTHY JEAN BOGGS E. H. A. 9. 10. 11. 12; Beta Clui� 10, 11, 12; Paper Staff 11,12. ROSE MARIE BRANHAM E. II. A. 9, 10, II, 12; Treasurer 12; B( ta Club 10, 11, 12 Paper Stall 10. 11. 12; Annual Stall 11. 12; Band 9. 10. II, 12 Reporter 10; President 12; Class Officer 12; Top Ten 11, 12 YVONNE CARR E. H. A. 9, 10. 11. 12; Beta Clui� 10, 11,12; PaperStaff 12; An- nual Stall 11. 12; Secretarial Club 12; Homecoming Maid 12; Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12; All District 9, 11; All Tourn. 10, 11; Who’s Who 12; Top Ten 11, 12. LAURA MARIE CARTER E. H. A. 9, 10, 11.12; Beta Club 10, 11,12; PaperStaff 10. 11. 12; Office Worker 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Majorette 9; Drum Majorette 10, 11. 12; Secretary 11, Homecoming Band Maid 10, Class Officer 11. 12; Basketball 9; Cheerleader 9; Who’s W ho 12; Student Council II, 12. LEWIS CARTER E. E. A. 9, 10. 11, 12. DOUGLAS WAYNE DORKOUGH E. E. A. 9. 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 11; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; All-District 9; Track 9; Who’s Who 12. PRESTON EDWARDS E. E. A. 9. 10. 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; Eire Marshall 10, 11.12; Track 9; Top Ten 11.12. LIN DELL B. ELLISON K K A. 9, 10, II, 12; Asst. Pres. 11; Pres. 12; Slate Earmer, Parlimentary Procedure Team 9, 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9. 10, 11. 12; Vice Pres. 11; Pres. 12; PaperStaff 11, 12; Office Worker 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12. 8 HOBBY KAY ELMORE F. E. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Office Worker 12; Football 9; Basketball 11; Track 9. DELESSA FEIMSTER F. H. A. 9. 10, 11, 12; Pres. 11, 12; Annual Stall 11, 12; Libr- ary Worker 9, 11; Pres. 11; Sec. Club 10; Basketball 9, 10. II. 12; Track 9, 10; All Dist. 9; Fire Marshall 10. 11, 12. CONNIE MARLENE CAMPBELL FITZHLGH F. H. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Top Ten 11, 12. BRENDA DARLENE FULLER F. 11. A. 9. 10, 11, 12; Bela Club 10, 11, 12; Pres. 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; Editor 12; Asst. Editor 11; Officer W orker 11. 12; Sec. Club 12; Who's W ho 12; Girls State 11; Top Ten 11, 12; Paper Staff 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11.12; All District 9. 9 KAY FULLER Student Council 9, 10, 11; Office Worker 10; Secretarial 1'lub 10; Bridge Club President 10; Future Business b aders of America 9, 10; Bowling league 9, 10; Student Aide 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10. MIKE GALLI MORE F. F. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Parlimentary Team, Chapter Sentinel; Slate Farmer Degree; Bela Club 10, 11, 12; Paper Stall 10, 11. 12; Class Pres. 10; Football 9, 10, 11. 12; F. C. A. 10. BRFNDA GIPSON F. II. A. 9, 10, II, 12; Library Worker 9, 10, 11. 12; Band 9; Library Club. HOLLY DIANE GRAVES F. H. A. 9. 10. 11. 12; Choir 10; Cheerleader 9, 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 9; Basketball 12. PAMELA DIANNE GKAY F. H. A. 9. 10. 11, 12; E. E. A. Sweetheart 11; Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10; All District 9. BRAD GREENE E. E. A., 9, 10, 11, 12; Secretary 12; Track 9. CATHY LYNN HARRISON E. E. A. 12; E. H. A. 9, 10, 11; Library Worker 9. BRENDA LEA BARTON HEYDENTEICH E. H. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Historian 11; Sec- retaryl2; Paper Staff 10, 11. 12; Co-Editor 12; Choir 10; Top Ten 11, 12. W AYNE I). HOLLAND E. E. A. 9, 10, 11; Eootball 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10. BARBARA HOWLEY RELDA JAMES E. H. A. 9, 10, 11, 12. JANET YVONNE JEFFORDS E. H. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; Band 9; Majorette 9; Basketball Manager 9, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10; Mascot 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Who's Who 12. 11 JEEEEKEY JONES E. E. A. 9, 12; Bant! 9. DALONA LITTLE E. M. A. 9, 10, 11. 12; Basketball Manager 9; Cheerleader 10. LEWIS LITTLE E. E. A. 9, 10, 11,12; Class Reporter 10; Eootball 9, 10, 11,12. BECKY LOOPER E. M. A. 9, 10. II, 12; Bela Clui� 10, 11. 12; Vice Pres. 12; Paper Staff 10. II. 12; Library Worker 11. 12; Vice President 11; Presidium 12; Who's W ho 12; Oirls Slab 11; Top Ten 11, 12. kandy McDaniel E. E. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Eootball 9, 10, 11, 12; Who’s W ho 12. DAVID WAYNE McGILL E. E. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Eootball 9. DEBHORA K. McGILL E. E. A. 12; E. H. A. 9, 10, 11; Library Worker 9. PHILLIP ANTHONEY METCALF E. E. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Assistant Edvisor, Student Advisor, Eoot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; E. C. A. 10, 11. 12 The Seniors look honors with ihe winning of the homecom- ing poster contest. DONNA LOUISE MOORE E. H. A. 9. 10. 1 L 12; Who's Who 12. RONNIE MOORE E. E. A. 9. 10. 11. 12; Class Reporter 10; Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Homecoming Captain 12; Basketball 9; Track 9; E. C. A. 9, 10. DAVID OVERTON F. F. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Reporter 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; Ad. Manager 12; Library Worker 9. 10, 11, 12; District Reporter 11; Rand 9, 10. 11, 12; Who's Who 12; Boy's State 11. DAVID WAYNE PAISA F. F. A. 9, 10; Beta 10, 11, 12; Paper Staff 10. 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; Football 9; Basketball 9, 10. 12; Top Ten 11. 12. 13 SAMUEL H. PERRIEN. JR. E. K. A. 12; J. R. 0. T. C. 10. KARLA PLY MALE E. H. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Vice Pres. 12; Homecoming Maid 10; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who 12. DEBBIE POWELL E. H. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming yuecn 12. DALE E. SANDERSON F. E. A. 9, 10, 11. 12; Band 9; Eootball9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Track 9; E. C. A. 10; W ho's Who 12. PATRICIA ANN SCOTT E. H. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Worker 10. MARK L SHACKELFORD E. E. A. 9; Parlimenlarv Team; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Paper Staff 11,12; Football 9,' 10, 11, 12; Top Ten 11, 12. JOHN Sl NKARD E. E. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Vice President 12; Bela Club 10, 11, 12; Paper Staff 10, 11, 12; Who’s W ho 12; Boys State 11. DAVID SMITH E. E. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12. 14 HANDY STAN KILL K. K. A. 9, 10, 1 i, 12; Beta Club 10, 11; Football 9. 10. 11, 12; Co Captain Homecoming 12; Basketball 9, 11; Who’s Who 12. PAMELA VAN RIPER Library Worker 11; Track 9. JAN WALKER F. F. A. 12; F. H. A. 11; Annual Stall 11, 12. PATRICIA DARLENE WALLACE F. H. A 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9. DONNA CAY WEBB F. H. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Standing Committee 10; Reporter 11, 12; Secretarial Club 12; Band 9; Majorette 9; Homecoming Maid 9, 11; Class Vice-President 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; All District 9; All Tourn. 11; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Who's Who 12. RANDY W. WHITTAKER F. F. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Office Worker 11, 12; Football 9; Basket- ball 9, 10, 11, 12. PAUL ALLEN WILLIAMS F. F. A. 9, 10, 11, 12. GREGORY I). WITCHER F. F. A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Asst. Treasurer 11, 12; Slate Farmer; Parlimenlarv Procedure 10, 11, 12; Office Worker 12; Football 9, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 11; F. C. All, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who 12. 15 ' 7 • . ',7? • al % v 'A ;r ifr? - . •■ . ' L IS8 - a W i, C J . W'iA - - rJL ‘ Mfe, -- • -Y if. • VV : 4B% :: - IK S3K- i - • -1 ? ' j AH?. vi. •;. r ■■?-,. ;; 1 |f STd� ; « V A A V-Vi h: ’ -• . ■ c TO ’. . -jiti - v . % 4 v 5 The Junior's World Is Filled With the Planning of the From Class Officers President—Roger Thompson Vice President—Carla Cochran Secretary—Connie Moore Reporter-—Ann Davis 18 Karen Allen Roger Ball Craig Ballegeer Karen Barnes Mike Be ran Randy Bowers Beverly Boyd Tommy Boyd Bud Brannam Diane Brown Becky Bryan Mike ('.arson (.aria Cochran Jerry Cole Karen Collins Ann Davis Debbie Drew Sue Efurd Carrol Elmore Connie Sue Elmore and Banquet, and the Ordering of Class Rings. Rlionda Elmore Doug Escalante Jay Casaway Cary Grubb Jimmy Harris Paula Haltabaugh Sherry Nation Debbie Holt Allen Hope Darla Howard Nancy Humprey Jackie James Steve Joyce Robert ke Steve Lang The Juniors study the pamphlets carefully before selecting their class rings. Roger Thompson presides and Connie Moore records at a class meeting. 19 Juniors Linda London Melinda Lme Evelena Mabry Mary Marcolle Susan McKay Connie Moore Kathy Moore Fred Morelon Donna Presson Phillip Puckel Junior Class Poster, R. I. P. prepared for Homecoming Week. _______ RIP The Juniors are discussing how to raise money for the Prom. CHAR 20 Juniors Ann Davis is trying on rings to get her exact size. It’s a difficult decision— Which ring should I order? Cricket Reese Rickey Ric hmond Grant Sharp Becky Smith Cathy Smith Cindy Smith Freddy Swafford Roger Thompson Chip Walker Duane Whitsell Janis Wilkett Dale Wyatt Ed Wooten Chris W ilson Mary W illiams 21 22 Class Officers President'—Ken Burgett Vice President—Shelly Plymale Secretary—Keith Burgett Reporter—Sherry May Kathy Baber Richard Bailey Mark Barton Tom Basinger J. I). Belt Cindy Black I .aura Boggs Sue Boggs Kathy Bovd Kevin Boyd Jerry Brewer Jimmy Brown Keith Burgett Kenny Burgett Marecia G.agle Tommy Cantrell Ginger Carter Steve Copley Teresa Crelia Bryan Crouch The Sophomores Work Hard to Mak Their World One Which Is Enjoyable David Cunningham Debbie Curtis Kathy Dotson Jackie Elmore Kenny Elmore Michael Elmore Khonda Elmore Tamachia Elmore Ix wis Earrar I .a Donna Eeimster Mitchell Glenn Perry Goines Jeff Gray Sherry Hall l iVonn Harp Sandra Harris Dwight Hart sell Billy Honey Jimmy Honey Cheryl Hudgens Don Hummel Roger Jackson John Jones Kathy Klenlz Kathy l aFave Jeff Lang Billy Mabry Miaay McCain Monty McGee Sherry May John Moore Lucretia Morelon Dan Morgan Sabrina Morgan Michael Nelson 23 Sophomores Mary Niblett Kathy Parish Russell Parish Shelly Plymale Patrick Powell Anita Purser Sheila Quick Jerry Roach Bryan Ric hmond Sheila Sampson Lena Sibary Kathy Slankard Lisa Slate Sandra Slate Tami Slate Teddy Slate Janet Smith ('.aria Supon Kendra Thompson David Turner l iura Upton Robert Walker Vickie Warren Debbie Williams Pam Williams The Freshman Class Class Officers President—Jerry I). Ilatlabaugh Vice President—Tom Wilson Secretary—Kenny Boyd Reporter—Roger Cole Sharon Allen Albert Anzar Steve Anzar Kim Beshears Marla Biggs Jimmy Boatright Billy Booth Kenny Boyd Ricky Bryan Chuck Buckner Brenda Byers Danny Carter Lonnie Chaney Chris Clopton Roger Cole Terry Coiner Belinda Crouch Tammy Cunningham Harry Daftron Merle DafTron Denise Dyer Dewayne Eacret Tommy Eacret Donnie Edwards Jerry Efurd Annette Elmore D. J. Elmore Doug I). Elmore Doug L Elmore Fred Elmore 25 Harold Elmore Tammy Elmore Ted Elmore Teresa Elmore (� ary Esealanla Becky Fry Danny Goines Doug ( raves Peggy Handy Jerry Don Hatlabaugh Shelia Hawks Bruc e Hawthorne Kenny Holland Floyd Hope Pam Hudgens Ricky Johnson Beverly Jones Vidor Kincheloe Michael Klentz Debbie LaFave l ettie l angston Mitchell Looper Melody McGill Treva Marcotle James Moody Susan Moore Juanita Moreton Jerry Morgan Randy Moses Ricky Moses The Freshman boys made it to the finals of the intramural touch football tournament. 26 The Freshman’s World Holds For Them Muci Happiness and Excitement Tammie Turner Timmy Turner Dana Upton Glen Van Riper Ronnie Wallace Ann Whitsett Cindy Wilkett Emily William Marsha Williams Tom Wilson Mark Wooten Jackie W yatt Mary Wyatt Philip Odom Vickie Parker Eric Pirpich Delilah Presson Lisa Quick Gary Ramer Karen Roberts Vickie Sanders Timmy Sharp Michael Smith Emily Snook Rick Stanford Larry Sterling Debbie Stephens Charles Tucker Debbie Tucker Susan Tucker Marina Turnage Class Officers President—Vicki Elmore Vice President—Deidre Presson Secretary—Elaine Harp Reporter—Sheila Williams The Eighth Graders' World Is Filled 28 Nina Bailey l� ri I kill Vicki Biggs Terry Black Keith Blythe Janet Boggs Sheldon Boyd Brenda Bryan Julie Byrd Wayne Byrd Jim Campbell Kim Carlton Paula Carter Steven Carter Von Cass Grady Clopton Greg Cochran Donnie Cole Rockey Cole Billy Coiner Mark Coward Jackie Cumbie Joyce Cunningham Rodney Cusick Annette Davidson Gerry Edwards Kendall Efurd Ixmnie Efurd Ralph Elmore Shannon Elmore With High Hopes and Goals Vicki Elmore I arry Em a Ian ta Curtis Feimsler Greg Freeman Kcna Fuller Kathy Gallimore Stuart Godwin Denise Goss Glynnda Graves Nancy Green Cheryl Hampton Tom Handy Elaine Harp Carol Holland Eddie Hudgens Doug Hummel l eea Hunsucker Kevin Jones Wesley Kiker Kathleen Langston Charlie Utile Kevin l ooper Shelia Looper Donna Mabry David McConnell Jerry McDonald Bryan McKay Kellie McKown Neil Mannon Lori Metcalf John David Moore Kenneth Moore Lisa Moore Carrie More 11 Barbara Moreton Justin Morgan Russell Morgan Billy Parish Gina Plymale Deidre Presso n Barney Puckett Kevin Richmond Tess Roach Gary Sampson Gary Scott Cindy Slate Lisa Smith Joyce Stell 29 Eighth Grade Lonene Sudbury Terea Swafford Darrell Teague Terri Thomas Sieve Thompson JoAnn Turnage Beverly Turner Roger Upton Melissa Walker Sherry Wagoner I 4 11 W illiams Sheila Williams John Wilson Kiehard Winter The Seventh Grade Class Class Officers President—Paul Bonds Vice President—Debbie Ford Secretary—Dale Hatlahaugh Reporter—Jackie Pirpicb Pam Bass Brenda Baze Bruce Boggs Paul Bonds Pam Boyd Jeff Brewer Tammy Brewer Susan Cabe Chris Campbell Kristina ( arr Shelley ('.ass Darlene Chaney Kevin Clopton Al Crelia Shelly Cumbie James Curtis Doreen DeLeon Shane Derr Tanya Efurd Rebecca Elmore Teresa Elmore Allen Escalante Everett Cunningham Heather Karr 31 Seventh grade student show their spirit at the pep rally. Dewayne Feimsler I .ana Kaye Foote Debbie Ford Steve Glenn Peggy Goines David Hartsell Dale Hallahaugh Peggy Helms Paul Holland Renee Hudgens Timmy Johnson Ramona Johnson Sheila Jones Frankie Joiner Sherry Joiner Eddie LaFave Stanley Lawrence Archie bunion Delano Lucas Mitchell McBride Susan McDonald Kim McGee Vanessa McKown Paul Marcotte 32 Neu' World of Junior High (luriis Martin Gina Michael Kreda Morris Tony Norris John Parish Glenda Parker Joy Past-ha I Jackie Pirpich Wendall Presson Belinda Puekell David Richmond Gayle KoIhtIsoh Robbie Kohinson Keith Sanderson Pam Sclph John Sharp Jackie Smith Sherrell Slate Jim Stanford Uoyd Sterling Kim Sudbury Hilly Teague Dewayne Travis Lisa Walraven Michelle Weaver Sandy Webb Unnie Winn Michael Winters High School Faculty Sarila Baker, English Betty Blanton, Librarian Herbert Blanton. History Paul Brown. Coach Barbara Browning. Business Douglas Carmack, Math l arry Cochran, History lutrry DcWill, Coach Nancy Echols, Hilton Brenda Kmery Alan Kcrguson, Agriculture tarry Kennedy, Math Man. I Oo|mt, Knglisb June tawe, Study Hall Hugh Lowrimore. Counselor tarry Pugh, Math Debra Slankard, Science Paul Sparks, Coach Charles Vincent, Science Sue Ward, Home Economics Tern. Williams, Agriculture 34 Above: Teachers Metric Workshop. Mansfield teachers attend classes to learn the metric system. Left: Mrs. Lowe. Miss Baker, and Miss Slankard attend a Junior High Pep Assembly. Grade School Faculty Charlene Blaylock. Sixth Grade Hazel Carmack, First tirade DeAnn Carty, Second tirade Man Copley, Beading Geneva Dismukes. Kindergarten Peggy Godwin, Sixth tirade Opal Holt, Sixth tirade Pauline Hutto, Sixth tirade Sharon L wrimore, Third tirade Irma Overton, First tirade Margaret Paddack, Fifth tiraele Sue Ray, Fourth Grade Linda Staggs. Fourth tiraele Lucy Tausinger. Second tiraele Andra Whitman, Kindergarten Kay Woolen, Third Grade Lucille Yancey, Kindergarten 35 School Personnel Aliee Asherafl. Aide Dean Basham, (Cafeteria Marie Basham. Cafeteria Klhel Brannam, Cafeteria Terri Brown, Aide Bertha liurrows, Cafeteria Velma Cole. Cafeteria Karl Conaway. Bus Driver Charlie Cunningham, Custodian Alton Durrough. Aide JoAnn Ksealante. Cafeteria Bats) Kry, Cafeteria Arnold Hill. Bus Driver Augie Hill, Bus Driver Yul Holland. Bus Driver Evelyn Holmes, Cafeteria James lister. Custodian Mildred MeKusker, Cafeteria Cathy MeKown, Tigers Den Boh Mergen, Bus Driver Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Basham, and Mrs. Ksealante are preparing hot rolls for dinner. 36 Ruby Robinson, Clerk Mitehell Slate, Custodian James Simpson, Bus Driver Owen Walker, Bus Driver Robert Walker, Bus Driver THE ACADEMIC WORLD Because of the academic world, each studenl is given an opportunity lo increase his educa- tion and expand his views to help plan lor the future. Jan Walker, Academic Editor Headache in the OfficeI Supervising the 450 students enrolled al Mansfield High, starling the new Agri class, and presiding over a faculty of 21 including 4 new teachers, added to Mr. Brewer’s, Mr. Mannon's, Mr. Lowrimore’s, and Mr. Carmack's duties. That is enough to give anyone a headache. Mr. Lowrimore and Brenda discuss a yearbook deadline. 38 New Face in English Class! Wt have a new face in English this year, Mrs. Loo per. Although she Itad a late start, she is getting her point across and we are ac- tually learning something. To overcome our shyness we gave 3 oral book reports. The Seniors overcame an even more strenuous obstacle, Macbeth. Fred is giving his oral hook report in Junior English. 39 Section Fever Sweeps Social Studies In the Government classes the students gave campaign speeches for tin- candidate of their choice. After the speeches there was a debate, most of the students asked questions for the others to answer. All the « lasses took a straw vote, with one candidate leading with a hundred votes. Pat and U esa are participating in a debate in Government. Jan is giving a speech in Government. These History students are looking up answers to some questions. Paul is giving a report in Geography. 40 Science Students Ask “Why” Whal does sodium and water do? In Lab class, Mr. Vincent tried to explain it to the students, but he had to demonstrate and the mixture exploded. The students are learning the practical uses for the metric system and logarithms. John and Jeff' are trying a lab experiment. Russell and Perry are using weights to gel just the right amount. 41 How Did You Get That Answer? That is a frequent phrase heard in the various Math classes. I Ik students have been learning the Metric system, the square roots, and the properties of the numbers. Geometry students are trying to understand the way the problems are Shannon works a puzzling problem on the hoard, worked. Mr. Carmacks tries to explain a problem to his Business Math students. 42 My Fingers Won't Fit on the Keys! Thai is a lint heard everyday of the first nine weeks in typing. But by the end of the year all seem to fit. In shorthand elass the slu dents seem to be talking Greek when they read aloud what they have written. When translated it is English. 43 Boys in Home Economics? No, ihe boys haven't decided to go into the happy day-to-day life of sewing, rooking and cleaning—maybe next year? The home ec classes did gel some improvements this year, two new fully equipped kitchens. This means a lot to the girls in home ec. It is hard to wash dishes in cold water. These Sophomores are making macrame plant hangers. These Seniors are working in a fundamental program they have been working on lor four years, they should know it. 44 Girls in Agri? Yes it’s true, there an 12 girls from grades 9 through 12 taking Agri this year. The boys don’t think the girls lielong, hut they not only went on the juding teams to the fair, the girls even adventured in the shop activities. These Seniors are in wood working hut they don’t seem to know Paul is working on a rough draft for a building, what they are doing. This is first « lass of girls in Agri at Mansfield. Mr. Dorrough gives Preston some instruction on how to finish his cedar chest. 45 New Record Set in Driver Education In Driver Education it was said that Mr. DeWitt set a record for applying the brakes on his side of the car. It’s no wonder why he set I his record wilh the students he rode with. Coaeh DeWitt is trying to teach Brad, Debbie, Preston and Mike how to drive. Champion Volleyball Team in Physical Education This year for the first time the I . E. Department had a volleyball tournament. The boys are throwing horseshoes—a very strenuous sport. Two of our “great” volleyball teams battle it out for the No. 1 posi- tion. Horseshoe pitching has grown in popularity with the boys. 46 Sleeping in S. H. Although a number of requests have been pul in the suggestion box to let the students sleep in Study Hall, there has been no ac- tion taken on it. At least the idea is milling around in the heads of our supervisors. Jr. High students use the S. II. to do their homework. ( uiet in the Library! Lining the shelves of the Library are books containing the knowledge needed for Reports, Criticism, Research Papers, Book reviews, and enjoyable reading. Ronnie is taking advantage ol the library's information. 47 THE WORLD OF HONORS All-District football—Mike Gallimorr, Greg Witcher, Mark Shackelford. Dale Sanderson, Konnie Moore and Kandy Stanlill. At some lime or another in our lives each of us are given honors. Our world consists of many different honors, and each should be considered an accomplishment. David I’alsa 49 Honors Editor. Ween Debbie Powell Escorts Rmuly Slanfill Ronnie Moore Greg Witcher Right: JUNIOR MAID Ann Davis Escort Phillip Metcalf Lower Left: SOPHOMORE MAID Kendra Thompson Escort Lewis Little Lower Right: 8lh GRADE MAID Elaine Harp Escort Mark Shackleford 52 SEVENTH GRADE MAID I .eft: Lower Left: Lower Right: Sandy Webh Escort Doug Dorrough BAND MAID Sabrina Morgan Escort Gene Elmore CHEERLEADER MAID Chris Wilson Escort Dale Sanderson GrS£ Wiiche Academic Top Ten-Seniors Brenda Fuller Brenda Heydenreich Ralph Blaek Yvonne (.arr Becky Loo per 4.00 3.96 3.81 3.77 3.77 Rose Branham Mark Shackelford Connie Fitzhugh David Balsa Preston Fdwards 3.66 3.62 3.42 339 3.37 Academic Top Ten-Juniors Beckv Smith 3.80 Steve (Juick 3.44 Fd Wooten 3.95 Karen Allen 355 Crickett Reese 4.00 Karen Barnes 3.65 Roger Thompson L00 Susan McKay 4.00 Carla Cochran 3.79 Donna Presson 3.63 (CPA is for six semesters only) THE WORLD OF ORGANIZATIONS Our world consists of many organizations. Each club has its own purposes, activities, and requirements for membership. Organizations are assets to our sehool and also to the students who are members. Brenda Fuller Organization Editor 61 Bruce hllison. Pres.; Tamachia Klmore, Vice Pres.; Sabrina Morgan. Seer el ary, and Mr. I irrv Cochran, Sponsor. Student Council 62 Members pul on a skit for the Homecoming Pep Assembly. This skit won firsl prize. The Student Council sponsored all Homecoming activities. Pictured above is one of the more popular, the Apple Roll. 1st Row, 1. to r.: Sherrell Slate, Pamela Selph, Marecia Cagle, Tamachia Cl more, Phil Odom, Susan McKay, Mr. Cochran. 2nd row, I. to r.: Sabrina Morgan, l aura Carter. Janet Jeffords, Bruce Ellison, Roger Thompson, LaVonn Harp. 3rd row: Steve Thompson, Kevin Boyd, David Overton, Don- na Presson, Sue Efurd, Kenny Boyd 63 BETA CLUB OFFICERS President, Brenda Fuller, Vice President, Berk lumper. Secretary, Brenda Heydenreich; Treasurer, Susan McKay, Historian. Karan Barnes; Reporter, Roger Thompson; Sponsor, Miss Barbara Browning Beta Club PICTURED ABOVE: Several members collected money to send to the Arthritis Founda- tion as a service project. Some of the more unusual members of the club do the “Hokie Pokie at Initiation. Members demonstrate to the audience what they would like to be if they weren’t a Bela Club Member. This skit was also presented at Initiation. SENIOR MEMBERS: 1st Row: Dorothy Boggs, Brenda Heydenreich, Rose Branham. Becky Looper 2nd Row: Mike Callimore, Yvonne Carr, I aura Carter, Bruce Ellison 3rd Row: Mark Shackelford, Brenda Fuller, John Slankard, David Paisa JUNIOR MEMBERS: lsi Row: |„ to R,; Ann Davis. Susan M Kav, Nancy Humphrey, Karen ilarnes 2nd Row: ‘ t R.; Kim Jones, Paula Ilaltahaugh, Becky Smith, Beverly Boyd 3rd Row: L to R.; Cricket! Reese, Connie Moore, Becky Bryan, Carla Cochran •Rh Row: I., to R.; Donna Presson, Roger Thompson, Ed Wooten, Karen Allen SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: 1st Row: L to K; Marecia (iagle, Missy McCain, Lisa Slate, Carla Supon, Tammy Burrows 2nd Row: L to R.; Debbie Curtis, Kendra Thompson, Anita Purser, Pam Williams 3rd Row: L to R.; Kathy Slankard, Lucretia Morelon, Teresa Crelia, Tamaicia Elmore 4th Row: L to R.; Perry Coines, Sue Boggs, l a onn Harp, Donna Eeimster, l aurie Earr 5lh Row: L to R.; Keith BurgetL, David Moore, Ken- ny Burgett, Mike Elmore� Sabrina Morgan Pictured below are skits preformed by Members at lnititation. SR. OFFICERS: Bruce F.llison. Pres., John Slankard. . Pres., Brad Greene, Secretary, Phil Metcalf, Student Advisor, Mike Gallimore, Sentinel, Greg Witcher, Treasurer. David Overton, Reporter. JR. OFFICERS: Roger Thompson, Pres.; ('hip Walker, V. I ; Fred Moreton, Sec.; Kandy Bowers, Treas.; Jerry Buckner, Reporter; Robert Key, Sen. Mike Carson. Junior Advisor. Snowball fight at Rest area. Tour of TWA Overhaul Base in K. C. 66 SENIOR FFA 1st Row, 1. to r.: J. Walker, C. Har- rison, I). McGill, I). Dorrough, W. Barton. G. Elmore, I). Smith. L Carter, I). McGill, P. Williams, R. Stanfill. 2nd row: J. Slankard, J. Jones, P. Edwards, R. Elmore, P. Metcalf, R. Moore, L Little, R. Whittaker. 3rd row: B. Greene, I). Overton. R. Agee, G. W itcher, M. Callimore, B. Ellison. JUNIOR KFA 1st row, I. to r.: B. Bran n am, R. Robin- son, C. Walker, P. Puckett, M. Beran, 1). Whitsett, J. Harris, S. Joyce. 2nd row: D. Wyatt, R. Ball, T. Boyd, G. Sharp, R. Bowers, S. yuick, R. Key, F. Moreton, R. Thompson, M. Carson. 3rd row: I). Drew, M. Williams, C. Smith, I). Howard, S. Hatton, K. Jones, D. Holt, C. Elmore, L May, F. Swaflord, A. Hope. 67 SOPHOMORE EE A 1st Row, I. lor.: I . Williams, B. Honey. | Powell, M. Nr bon, P. Goinrs, I). Turner, T. Slate, L Earrar, M. Glrnn. I). Hartsell. J. Roach, 2nd Row: R. Bailey, J. Brown. J. Jones, k. Boyd. I). Morgan. R. Parish, B. Richmond, J. Brewer, T. Cantrell, J. I-mg. M. McGee. 3rd Row: B. Mabry. J. Elmore. M. Barton, J. Gray, R. Walker, k. Burgett, J. I). Belt, T. Basinger, R. Jackson, J. Honey, J. Moore, I). Hum- mel, k. Burgett. ERESHMAN EEA 1st Row, I. to r.: J. Moody, M. Daf fron. C. Buckner, G. Escalanta. I). Elmore, R. Moses, V. Sanders, T. Turner, V. kineheloe, J. Elurd. C. Clopton, I). Goines, k. Boyd, M. Wooten. 2nd Row: R. Moses, M. lx oper, T. W ilson, R. Bryan, R. Stanford, A. Anzar, B. Hawthorne. M. klentz, I). Elmore, J. Morgan, J. I). Ilattahaugh, I). Cun- ningham, J. Boatright. 3rd Row: I). Graves, G. Van Riper, T. Eacret, M. Smith, E. Pirpieh, I). J. Elmore, R. Johnson. 4th Row: E. Hope, C. Tucker, P. Odom, I). Eacret, R. Wallace, T. Elmore, H. DafTron, k. Beshears. L Chaney, G. Ramer, T. Eacret, I). Ed wants, B. Booth, I). Hummel. 5th Row: Mr. Alan Eerguson. Future Homemakers of America fha officers I .eft lo Right: l.eesa Feimster, President; Chris Wilson. Song Leader; Karla Plymale, 1st Vice Pres.; Rose Branham. Treasurer. Mr � . Ward, Sponsor. Sahrina Morgan, 2nd Yiee Pres.; Donna Webb, Reporter, Crirketl Reese, 3rd Vice Pres.; Connie Moore, Secretary; Becky Bryan. Historian. The “Junmen”, the winners of the annual Powderpuff Football game A skit whieh members of the FHA participated in during the pep as- which is sponsored by the KHA. sembly on Homecoming Day. 69 SENIOR K. H. A. Bottom lo Top; 1st Row: I). Webb, I). Little, I). Boggs, I). Moore, I . Wallace, I . Stroll, IL James, I). Powell 2nd Row: H. Graves, R. Branham, B. Looper, B. Heydenreigh, C. Filzhugh, B. Gipson 3rd Row: L Feimster, J. Jeffords, L Garter, Y. (jirr, P. Grav, K. Ply male, B. Fuller JUNIOR F. H. A. Bottom to Top; 1st Row: C. Wilson, P. Hat- tabaugh, B. Bryan, A. Davis, J. Wilkelt, R. Elmore, E. Mabry, C. Cochran, M. Lowe 2nd Row: C. Elmore, k. Barnes, B. Smith, C. Smith, D. Smith, C. Moore, S. McKay 3rd Row: B. Boyd, k. Allen, C Reese, L London, I). Presson, S. Efurd, I). Brown SOPHOMORE E. II. A. 1st Row: Boiimirto Top: K. Dotson, R. Elmore, I). Williams, S. Sampson. S. Ilaltahaugh. T. Bor- rows, L Slate. M. McCain, K. Slankanl. S. Mav. M. Cagle, S. Hall 2ml Row; T. Elmorr, I- Karr, A. Pruser, K. Baber, L Upton, J. Smith. L Moreton. I), Curtis, T. Slate, G. Carter. S. Plymale, L. Feimsler .'ini Row; S. Morgan, K. Thompson L Sibarx. S. Boggs, T. Crelia, K. klentz, K. Parish. S. Harris. L Boggs, C. Black. L Harp FRESHMAN E. H. A. 1st Row: Bottom to Top: B. Fry, M. Williams. M. Biggs, C. Wilkett. M. Wyatt. M. Conaway, L yuick 2nd Row; J. Moreton, I). Upton, I). Presson, S. Alien, T. Elmore, A. Elmore, J. Walt 3rd Row; I). I Eave, M. McGill. B. Jones, A. Whitsetl, B. Crouoch, T. Turner, E. Williams 71 Paper Staff Isi Row, L Io K.: I). Bresson, C Cochran, I . Hattahaugh. k. Jones, k. Alien, k. Barnes, N. Humphrey, k. Thompson. 2nd Row: B. Hey lenreieh, B. Looper, I). Boggs. B. Ellison, I). Balsa. C. Moore, B. Bryan, S. Mckay, S. Morgan. 3rd Row; Miss Browning, Sponsor, R. Branham. L Carter, V. Carr, B. Fuller, M. Shackelford, M. Callimore, J. Slankard. B. Smith. A. Davis. The Paper Staff works diligently to serve its student Body with a school paper. Pictured are some ot the meml ers as they work. Brenda prepares to run off the copies. kendra. I .aura, and Sahrina pul the finishing touch s on the stencils. Connie, Brenda, Rose. Beeky, ami Becky type tin stencils from ihe rough drafts. Library Club Ut Row: Rollout to lop: l Carter, 1. Conaway, I.. Metcall. A. KI more, k. Barnes, and I). Drew 2nd Rowj C. Reese it J. James 3rd Row: L. Hall, I). Brown, K. Ilarpe, B. Smith, B. Crouch, ami I). Overton 4lh Row: T. Coiner, A. Davis. V. Klmore, R. Boyd. M. Klmore, and k. Allen 5th Row: I . W illiams. L (Juick. II Ivooper. I . Ilal- lahaugh, I). IVewon, and R. Gipson Office Workers Brut e Kllison, Jackie Klmore, Randy Whittaker, l iura Carter, Susan McKay, and Brenda Fuller. 73 Fire Marshals Left lo Right: Sur Lfurd, Rogor Thompson, Preston Kd wards. Leesa Fe i mst«r. and Kenny Burgett. Secretarial Club Band Officers Brenda Fuller, Yvonne Carr, l.cesa Feimster, Donna Webb, and Miss Mr. Don Hamilton, Band Director Barbara Browning. Vickie Biggs, Secretary Kendra Thompson, Secretary Sabrina Morgan, Historian Rose Branham. President l rry Kscalanta, Vice President 74 Senior Band Front How, left to right: K. Sanderson, B. Martin, S. Jones, R Williams, B. Holstern, L Escalanta, J. Bonds, W. Robertson, J. Richmond, F. Presson, S. Metcalf, S. Boyd, I). Efurd, I). Parish, S. Steele, M. Jones. Back Row. left to right: J. Boggs, T. Bonds. L. Lowe, I). Williams. I). Patterson, T. Loo per, L. Harris, J. Hattahaugh, M. I Kingston. M. Gossett, M. Sigmond, B. Weaver, R. Steele, T. Cumbie. Not pictured: T. Eckle, D. Farris. Beginner Band 1st Row, left to right: I). Presson, M. Biggs, L. Carter, K. Thompson, R Moreton. 2nd Row, left to right: J. Michael, J. Pirpieh, k. Boyd, R. Morgan, P. Bonds, R Branham, E. W illiams, J. Morgan, L Escalante, k. Langston. 3rd Row, left to right: T. Norris, G. Cochran, k. Sanderson, M. Winters. G. F scalante, R Parish, N. Mannon, V. Biggs, 1). Dyer, R Johnson, k. Jones. 4th Row, left to right: I). Curtis, L Langston, B. Teague. I). Overton, P. Parish, k. Beshears, L. Farr, S. Morgan, L Moreton. 5th Row, left to right: I). Presson, P. Goines. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Front Row: Roper Thompson. Jim Brown, Michael Elmore, Fred Moret on. and Mitchell Glen. Back Row: Mr. Larry Pugh. Sponsor, Chip Walker, Keith Burpett, Duane Whitsett, Kenny Burgett, Mike Carson, and Roper Ball. Choir First Row: Melody McGill, Kathy Moore, Kathy Dotson, Vickie Sanders, Sherry Hall, Man Wyatt. Fmily Williams. Second Row: Russell Morgan. Nancy Humphrey, Lettie I Kingston. Teresa Crelia, Sabrina Morgan, Denise Dyer, Larry Fscalanta. 76 THE WORLD OF SPORTS In ihe athletic world many qualities are needed. Each athlete should possess such impor- tant traits as determination, aggressiveness, and good sportsmanship. They should learn to lake the good with the bad—victories along with the losses. Leesa Kemister Sports Editor 77 Tigers Tie for Third Place in 2-A Bot. Row—S. Thompson, U. Dorrough, K. Burgell, L Karrar, T. Bassinger. J. Lang, K. Elmore, 1). Harlsell, J. Roach, J. Brown. 2nd Row—K. Hol- land, K. Bovd, I' Moreton, R. McDaniel, R. Bowers, J. Buckner, M. Elmore, B. Richmond, L. May. R. Thompson, J. I). Belt. 3rd Row—Barney Puckett, P. Sparks, G. Elmore, M. Carson, M. Gallimore, J. Harris, R. Moore, L Little, S. Joyce, K. Burgell, T. Boyd, L DeWitt. 4th Row—R. Stan- lill. D. Sanderson, D. Smith, P. Metcalf. P. Puckett. G. Witcher, M. Shackelford, Walker, D. Wyatt, R. Ball. Season Highlights Mansfield, Waldron fight to Deadlock W aldron’s Class AA Bulldogs were battled to a 6-6 tie by the 2-A Class Mansfield Tigers. Dale Sanderson set up the score with a 24-vard run and then scored from one-yard out. Ozark overtakes Mansfield 13-7 Steve Joyce scored from three yards out to give the Tigers a 7-0 advantage at half-time. Ozark scored an easy touchdown at the four after recovering a fumble. A long pass gave Ozark the victory. Mansfield 27 Arkoma 6 Mansfield broke loose a tight ball game in the second half by taking a 27-6 non-conference victory from Arkoma. Fred Moreton, Dale Sanderson and Steve Joyce scored touchdowns. The Tiger defense held Arkoma to 34 total yards total offense. Arkoma was unable to make a first down. Clarksville trims Tigers 20-7 Clarksville Panthers opened the game with a 79-yard scor- ing bomb. Mansfield came back on their first scrimmage play with a halfback pass play for 78-yards to score. Clarksville then held off Mansfield to win a 20-7 victory. Mansfield cools Charleston 14-6 Mansfield gave Homecoming Queen Debbie Powell a 14-6 victory over Charleston on a wet, soggy, night that drove cor- onation ceremonies inside. Charleston took an early lead after recovering a Mansfield fumble on the Mansfield 17. Mansfield came back with a 61-yard run on a fake-punl- reverse-play by Sophomore Ken Burgett for a TD. Mansfield scored from their shotgun formation on a 27-yard pass from Roger Thompson to halfback Dale Sanderson. Mansfield 44 Hacked 0 Mansfield had little trouble running its record to 4-3-2 with an easy win over Hacked on a rainy, muddy night. 78 Greg Wilcher Senior—Tight End Mark Shackelford Senior—Tackle Michael Gallimort Senior—Tackle Dale Sanderson Senior—Tailback Doug Dorrough Senior—Split End MANSFIELD 6 WALDRON 6 MANSFIELD 7 OZARK 13 Kandy Stanfill Senior—fullback Konnie Moore Senior—Tackle Gene Elmore Senior—Guard l ewis Little Senior—Tight End Phillip Metcalf Senior—Guard David Smith Senior—Tight Knd Kandy M Daniel Senior—Guard Jerry Buekner Junior—Split Knd Chip Walker Junior—Center Jimmy Harris Junior—Split Knd MANSFIELD 6 HORATIO 6 MANSFIELD 27 ARKOMA 6 la y May Junior—Tight Knd Mike Carson Roger Ball Dale Wyatt Junior—Taekle Junior—Taekle Junior—Taekle Tom Basinger Sophomore—Guard Tomim Boyd Junior—(iuard Kandy Bowen Junior—Kullhuek Kred Morclon Roger Thompson Junior—Wing Back Junior—Quarterback Sieve Joyee Junior—Tuilhaek MANSFIELD 7 CLARKSVILLE 20 MANSFIELD 7 BOONEVILLE 28 Kevin Boyd Sophomore—( liter liryanl Richmond Sophomore—(iuard Kennv Klin Sophomore ore Jerry Koueh —Winghaek Sophomore—Winghaek Michael Klmore Sophomore—Tailback MANSFIELD 14 CHARLESTON 6 MANSFIELD 35 LAMAR 6 MANSFIELD 44 HACKETT 0 J. I). Bell Sophomore—Guard Dwight Hartscll Sophomore—Guard Jeff Lang Sophomore—l ight End Kenny Holland Steve Thompson Bvron Puckett Managers Jim Brown Sophomore— SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Bottom Row: Chris Wilson, Connie Elmore, Becky Bryan, Karla Plymale, Holly Craves. Top Row: Donna Webb, Susan McKay, and Missy McCain. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row: T9 I). Teague, 66 M. Woolen, 71 1). Etlwarils, 52 K. Boyd, 42 R. Cole, 68 T. Black. 73 B. Booth, 10 K. Pirpich, 33 I). J. Elmore, 75 J. Boatright. Second Row: 65 R. Eoote. 80 . Kinchloe, 46 D. Craves. 55 D. Elmore. 20 J. Ilaltahaugh. 75 K. Richmond, 53 E. Hudgens, 24 B. Puckett, 22 L Williams. Coach DeWill, Kenny Holland. Third Row: Coach Sparks, 35 S. Boyd, 81 G. Edward, 5 S. Thompson, 82 C. Little. 62 G. Ereeman, 68 L Sterling. 10 I). Cole, 41 R. Moses, 44 J. Cumbie. Eourlh Row: 14 R. Bryan, 85 S. Godwin, 88 I). Elmore, 25 R. Upton, 12 R. Moses, 13 T. Wilson, and 60 G. Cloplon. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS Mansfield 18 Roland 0 6 Bonneville 0 20 1. C. 6 8 Mounlainburg 6 22 Lavaca 14 28 Charleston 0 20 Clarksville 8 38 Haekelt 0 Juniors Stop Bonneville 32 Game Winning Streak Mansfield defeated Bonneville 6-0 ending a siring of 32 straight victories by the Bearkittens. In the second quarter Roger Cole scored on an 11-yard run. The score was set up on a pass interception by Ricky Bryant. Mansfield controlled the hall most of the game. Bonneville’s most serious threat was in the fourth quarter. A major penalty put the ball on the Mansfield three yard line for a first and goal. Less than two minutes remained in the game with Mansfield leading by only six points. On the first down Donnie Edwards broke through to force a one-yard loss. On the second down the left side of the line broke through caus- ing a four yard loss. On the third down the entire line swarmed in to force a fumble. Mansfield then let the clock run out to re- cord their win. Mansfield Squeakes by Mounlainburg What had been expected to be an easy game turned out to be somethimg else. Mansfield controlled the game most of the game, but the score was 0-0 late in the fourth quarter. A blocked punt by I). J. Elmore, Donnie Edwards and Billy Booth rolled into the end zone and was recovered by Booth for a touchdown. Roger Cole blasted in for the two point conver- sion making the score 8-0. 84 GOES UNDEFEA TED Mountainhurg then went ihe length of ihe field lo score, using a new formation with one bark split left, the center and quarterback on the left hash-mark, with the quarterback liack ten yards from the line of scrimmage, and everybody else split to the right about 15 yards. The extra point try failed and the Tigers again ran out the clock preserving a win. Juniors Defeat Ixivaca 22-14 Mansfield’s Junior Team stretched their season record to 5- 0 by defeating l avaca 22-14 in a wild game that included two weird touchdowns, one for each team. With Mansfield leading 14-0 in the third quarter the Golden Arrows put together a 92-vard scoring drive making the score 14-6. Early in the fourth quarter Pirpich flipped a pitchoul which was hobbled and a l ivaca player broke through, grab- bed the ball in mid-air and triced 45 yards for a Tl). A jwss on the conversion made the score 14-14. After a series of downs Mansfield was forced to punt. The snap sailed over I). J. Elmore’s head. He picked up the hall lo punt, hut Ixivaca players were converging on him from every direction thus making a punt unwise. He spotted Roger Cole about ten yards away and passed the lull to him. Some ex- cellent running accompanied by several key blocks enabled Roger to go about 60 yards for the Tl). The play was ruled a screen pass and although the flag was dropped, with the in- dication being illegal receiver down field, the score was good, since the hall was caught behind the line of scrimmage. Mansfield wins Eighth Game 58-0 Mansfield ran its record to 8-0 with an easy 38-0 win over llackett. Jerry llattahaugh scored twice and also added a two- point conversion to lead Mansfield to the victory. Mansfield lias oulscored its opposition by 160-34 this season. Hat- tahaugh ran a kick-off hack 72 yards and scored on a 34-yard run in the second period. I). J. Elmore caught a pass for the conversion following his first score. Roger Cole got the second 11) on a 59-yard run. Eric Pirpich ran for the extra points. Tom Wilson scored on a six yard run in the second quarter and llattahaugh ran for the extra points. The last Tl) came on a 37-yard interception return by Pirpich. According lo available records, this is the first time a Mansfield team has had an undefeated, untied season. SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL Top Row: C'.oarh Brown, 25 A. Escalante, 23 M. Winters, 51 J. Sharp. 70 V. Jointer, 65 I). Ilattaliaugh. 82 k. UopttMi, 88 P. Bonds, 75 J. Brewer. 39 I). Lut as. Second Row: 20 S. I wrence, 80 W. Presson, 66 J. Parish.64 J. Curtis, 73 I). Feimster, 42 J. Smith. 48 S. Derr. 40 A. Crelia, 30 L. W inn, 10 I). Richmond, J. Stanford. Third Row: 14 R. Robertson, 74 (.. Martin. 13 (.. Campbell. 24 I). Hartsell, 60 L Sterling, 81 M. McBride, 12 S. Glenn, 52 E. Lafavc. 85 Senior Boys Basketball First Row: I). Dorrough. K. Burgett, M. Carson. M. Elmore. K. Burgetl, I). Paisa. B. Mabry; second Row: B. Ellison. J. Elmore, E. Woolen, S. Joyce. D. Whilsell. R. Black. J. Gray. R. Whittaker. J. Moore, and Coac h Paul Brown. SEASON RECORD Mansfield Opp. 38 Fayetteville 99 61 Mulberry 85 44 Souths ide 67 61 Clarksville 71 75 Booneville 64 59 Lavaca 69 51 Favetleville 74 53 Ozark 77 58 Charleston 77 58 Mulberry •• 84 21 (B) Fayetteville 40 23 (B) Southside 55 49 (B) Booneville 51 21 (B) Fayetteville 47 (Games to Jan. 7 only) • Western Ark lnv. Tournament •• Ark Tech Tournament The Tigers are battling for a rebound against Mulberry. 86 Doug Dorrough Senior Bruce Kllison Sen ior David Paisa Senior Kandy Whittaker Senior Michael Carson Junior Steve Joyce Junior 87 Duane Whitsett Junior Kd Woolen Junior Keith Burgett Sophomore Kenny Burgett Sophomore Senior Boys battle l avaca. 88 Jackie Elmore Sophomore Mike Elmore Sophomore Jeff Gray Sophomore Bill Mabry Sophomore Senior Girls Basketball First Row. C. Wilson, M. McCain, R. Elmore, T. Burrows L. Lpton, C. Elmore, P. Hattabaugh, B. Bryan, D. Webb, R. Elmore and H. Graves. Sec- ond Row: S. May, J. Jeffords, P. Efurd, C Moore, Y. Carr, G. Carter, L. Sibary, L Harp, B. Fuller, P. Gray, L Feimster, D. Feimster, K. Allen, k. LaFave, B. Smith, L Morgan, and Coach Paul Brown. SEASON RECORD Mansfield Opp. 41 Wraldon 34 44 Norths ide 20 42 Ozark 49 46 Van Buren 39 50 Mulberry 52 42 Clarksville 36 52 Booneville 41 36 Lavaca 50 34 Ozark 29 32 Paris 33 41 (B) Waldron 31 39 (B) Northside 13 38 (B) Ozark 29 40 (B) Van Buren 27 (Games to Jan. 7 only) •Western Ark. Invitational Tournament at Charleston 90 Action in the Mulberry game. Yvonne Carr Senior l eesa Keimster Senior Brenda Fuller Senior Holly Graves Senior Pam Gray Senior Donna Webb Senior Karen Allen Junior Becky Bryan Junior Pam Efurd Junior Rhonda Elmore Junior Paula llatlahaugh Junior Connie Elmore Junior Connie Moore Junior Chris Wilson Junior Tammie Burrows Sophomore 1 .a Donna Eeimster Sophomore Rhonda Elmore Sophomore Ginger ('.arter Sophomore Missy McCain Sophomore LaVonne Harp Kathy LaFave Sophomore Sophomore l-ena Sihary Laura Upton Sophomore Sophomore 93 Junior Boys Basketball Ursl Row: L. Escalanta, C. Femister, M. Smith, I). Elmore, J. Hattabaugh, S. (Godwin, K Bryan, K McKay, S. Thompson; Second Row. (.oach larry DeWitt, T. Sharp, II Puckett, D. Elmore, R. Cole, li Booth, E. Pirpich, M. Wooten, L. Williams, K. Efurd, L). Teague. • SEASON RECORD Mansfield 22 Hartford Opp. 25 38 Waldron 37 25 Clarksville 38 56 L C 36 36 Pleasant View • 32 17 Charleston 40 38 Waldron 27 26 Ozark 29 23 Charleston 47 38 Ozark 30 18 Lavaca 49 26 Charleston 39 28 1. C. 30 Mulberry Tournament • Western Ark. Inv. Tournament at Charleston 94 Junior Girls Basketball Kirsl Row: W. Morelon, K. Carlton. II Byers, N. Greene, I . Carter, B. Moreion, M. Briggs V. Briggs. I). Presson, S. Williams, I). I Eave; Second Row: N. Bailey, S. Allen, I). Upton, L Moore, L Metcalf, A. Whitsett, L Hunsueker, V. Elmore, E. Harp, T. Turner, G. Graves, Coach l-arry DeWitt. SEASON RECORD Mansfield Opp. 32 Hartford 28 27 Clarksville 46 35 1. c. 14 31 Alma • 24 22 Mounlainhurg 35 40 Waldron 24 35 Ozark 34 28 Charleston 35 43 Ozark 25 26 l avaea 38 23 Clarksville •• 38 27 L C 12 Mulberry Tournament • Western Ark. Invitational Tournament at Charleston 95 Seventh Grade Boys Basketball 1st Row: K. 1-aKavo, M. MrBridr, I). Ilartsoll, S. (� lt nn, M. Winters, S. Dorr, H Cunningham, K Boggs; 2nd Row: I . Marroti, J. Stanford, Marlin, W. Rrrsson, K. ('lopton, I). Ilattahaugli, I . Bonds, I). Krimsler, (loath Raul Brown. Seventh Grade Girls Basketball 1st Row: L Wa Ira von, . Mt kown, S. Joins K Johnson, S. Slate, I). Ford R. Holms, K. Sudlnrry; 2nd Row: I). iXIron, S. Cain , S. McDonald, S ('u m hir, T. HI mo re, (1. (larr, I . S« l|� h, S. Wehh, Coarh Raul Brown. 96 THE ELEMENTARY WORLD In the elementary school, each class is a world of its own. It is a busy world, and each stu- dent works hard to make it enjoyable. Ralph Black Rose Branham Elementary Co-Editors 97 Welcome to the Elementary World Mrs. Hutto's Sixth Grade Tammie Bonds l onnie Brown Todd Cumbit Gail Dafiron Darrell Elmore Milzy Elmore I jsa Freeman Danny Hackney Mitchell Hattabaugh Roger Howard Traey Johnston Todd l� oper Lee Ann Lowe l aura McKay Woody Olsen Cheryl Kamer Lillie Scantling Tina Sherill Jacob Slate, Jr. Jackie Smedley Tracy Smith Billie Weaver Dennis W illiams David Woolen 99 100 Relnrca Bartlett Michelle lloggs Donnie Brown Tina Cobb Kenneth Coiner Thomas Kekle I .aura Klmore Kathleen Karr John Goss James llallahaugh Brian llolslein Tariela Johnson Tony Jones Yieki Kineheloe Corey l ooper Keith MeGee Beth Martin l)avi l Morgan Paula Pasehal James Kiehmoml Brenda Robertson Sandra Sharp Tim Shrum Lisa Slate Timmy Smith Kiehard Tueker Pamela Wagoner Robert Williams Mrs. Holt’s Sixth Grade Sixth Graders Enjoy Their Last Year of the Elementary World Diunn Mini Shannon Boyd Susan Brown Molly Burkett Tracy Clopton Jim Cunningham Regina Ldwards 14 A line Lscalanla Douglas Koote Kulh Hackney Danny llallahaugh Ronnie Nation Roy Jackson Sondra Jones Manuel Ixingston Kimhcrly Lucas Brian McDonald Raymond Moreton l� ri Parish Darian Patterson Debbie Roberts Warren Rol� ertson Lisa Selph Melissa Sigman Kelley Smith Ijen Smith Ray Steele Linda Williams Rickie Williams James Wyatt Mrs. Godwin’s Sixth Grade 101 Mrs. Blaylock's fifth Grade Fifth Graders Are Involved in 102 Michael Barnett Melinda Brewer Mike Brewer Lloyd Brian Keith Caw loanee Coleman Lisa Ldwards Darren Efurd Frank Elmore Sherry Elmore Bradley Kry Jeffrey Fuller Kenneth Haga Lyndell Harris Kevin Ifolland Darin Johnson Tammy Johnson Jay Kincheloe DelM rah Kingston Greg Michaels Rebecca Moreton Donna Morris Rodney Moses Jacki Parish Donald Pyles Robin Roberts Brian Sanderson Pam Simpson Sean Spidle Cynthia Turner Preston Turner Nathan Walker A World of Work, Work, Work Mrs. Paddack’s Fifth Grade Jeff Alder Jennifer Ronds Kllen Boyd Floyd Bryan Todd Cabe I� retta Crelia William Crelia Nalhalia Del eon Angela Elmore Barn Elmore Daniel Karris Michael Kulford Chris Glenn Michael Gossell Tammy Haga John liall Brian Holland Cody Hunsucker Melanie Jones Charles Justice Jim Karl Marlin Sherri Metcalf Roger Morgan Malinda Morgan Tammy Olsen Daniel Parish Francie Presson Gary Puckett Kelly Sanderson Paul Slate Stephen Steele Lisa Stidham Charlene Williams 103 Fourth Graders Enjoy a World of Kenneth Barnett Lima Blac k Drhhir Brown Stephen Cantrell Gary Carter Jeff Cass Barry Cowan Brian Cumhie Orla Drlx'on Scott Ferguson Sarah Goines C. 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Handy Mrs. Ray's Fourth Grade 104 Krnie Harbour U e Humphreys Dannv Joiner Billy UK ave Joyce London Roger Norris Wayne Parish Bussy Si g man Karen Slate Troy Smith John Taylor Jomie Thompson Kathy Travlor Edith Walker Steve W illiams Learning and Working Together Gary Bale� Billy Boyd Tam mi Burgell Jerid Carter Donna Chaney James Gold� Gary Coward Ty Eckle Sieve Ellington Eddie Esealante Ghrislina Eerguson Michael Gillis Mrs. Stagg’s Fourth Grade Gary Hatlahaugh Charlotte Hope Dewane Johnston Jennie I Kingston Suzie Lowe Mark Mrkusker Danny Moore Rhonda Morris Tommy Norris Lisa Rav Kerry Shrum Staeev Spidle Kevin Swafford Susan Thompson Randy Vines Karen Williams Rohin Winn 105 The Third Graders' World Tammy Barr Kimberly Boggs Douglas Boyd Mary Byers Brenda Derry Mavis Edwards Basel Elmore Harley Elmore Nancy Elmore ('had Escalante Elizabeth Escalante Jerlynn Finn Sonya Foster Chris Fry- Joe Gossett Troy Hampton I oretla Hawks Tommy Holmes Tammy Justice Mark King Quentin McCutchen Cynthia Mays Aaron Parish Dul ane Pugh Richard Pyles Ronnie Roberts Kathrine Sanders Steve Sharp Angela Smedley Nellie Snook Victor Wallace Jody Whitsetl Dewayne Williams Mrs. Lowrimore’s Third Grade 106 Is Full of Challenges She re III Karnes 1.0 ri Biggs Eugene Bonds Michelle Brogdin Darren Elmore Kevin Elmore Marilyn Elmore Kohin Elmore Niki Ferguson Tyrone Ferro Melissa Ford Mark Gillis Chad Grouse Carmie Grubb Allen Holland Maria Holland Russell Huskey Joel Jones Lisa Kincheloe Gary Lawrence Donna McKusker Aulrey Milam Patricia Moreton Randal Parish Rhonda Smith I.ance Thomas Bobby Van Meier Dax Ward Davis Richmond Wayne Robertson Da Anne Rogers Kelly Selph Darla Smith Mrs. Wooten’s Third Grade 107 Rodney Beshears Yaling Bingham Kim Brallon Me It a (halt's Tonya Cobb Jeffery Coley The Second Graders Enjoy Mrs. Dalmut’s Second Grade 108 Sharon Cunningham Shawn Efurd Terry Kfurd Melissa Elmore Tim Karrar Gary Goines Jennifer Holmes Brenda I ooper Clint Martin Marilyn Morgan Bonnie Morris Rvan Moses Joleen Norris Terry Norris Bruce Pirpich I-a Dawn Powell Snoopy Shrum Stacy Sigman Sean Spoon Donna Stephens Bryan Stevens Johnny Turner Ronnie Warren Gina Winn Their World of Fun Kimberly Blythe Sonja Brown Kim Carter Shari Colley Shannon Crelia Carolyn Davidson Mrs. Carty’s Second Grade Sarah Kscalanle Chris Fuller Timmy Hamilton Sherry Johnson Kicky Joiner Kohin Lowe Douglas McAlister Michelle Miller Boh Niblett Traci Nutt Bruce Olsen Richard Page Regina Kearny Jimmy Risher Shelly Slate Sean Stephens Tonya Swafford Shon Traylor Duane Van Johnny VI illiams Michael Woodward 109 More Second Graders Enjoying Their WorldI Valerie Boggs Susan Booth Brian Byers Amy Carmack Kendra Cass Becky Coleman Troy Derr Blair Ward Dorris Brenda Efurd John Gilbert Dawn Henley Libby Langston Airs. Tausinger’s Second Grade no David McClung Chris Martin Tanya Martin Wayne Melton Teresa Moore Kathy Newman Stacy Norris Busty Owens Brett Patterson Teri Perkins Aaron Sanders Tammy Sherrill Christy Smith Steven Sterling Mark Trumble I .aura Wagner Steven Williams In the First Grade World They Learn to Read J 4 Travis Italian! Jimmy Bartlett Leslie Carlton Jill Carty Tracy Derr Billy Joe Elmore Wayne Elmore Scotl Escalante Kendra Farrar Van llaltahaugh Suzanne Holland Mall Hunsucker Mrs. Overton's First Grade K. I). Kiker Kim l ing Johnny McKusker Kim Metcalf Christie Michael I arry Niblett 111 112 First Grader's World Is Filled With Eagerness! Jason Ashcraft Lee Barm'll Bonnie Bedwell Cathy Carter Rodney Clark Candice Colley Mark Dodson Mark Elmore Michael Escalante Terri Freeman Harvey Goines Mark Harris Shane Humphreys Jesse Justice Angelia King Mrs. Carmack’s First Grade Julie Mannon Lisa Moore Manuel Moreton Delana Nixon Corley Parrish Kim Patterson James Richmond Doug Stidham Mike Ward John Loyd Woodward Kindergarten Students Enter a New World Stefan Boatright Sonia Brown Daniel (barter Shannon Cook Susan hsealanle Brett Kox Shirley (koines Kelley Cruhh Waller Low ri more Jeffrey Metealf Beth Plowman Brian K« « l I .aura Kohinson Melissa Slat Daniel Smedley Mrs. Whitman’s Kindergarten Mrs. Yancey’s Kindergarten 114 Shannon Alder Kevin Barr Annelle Burnell Brenl (.arson Kim Cunningham Judy EI more Melanie Crouse Jamie I laga Alison James Brian Lovett Christy McConnell John Maruea Jeffrey I'arish Karen Kiehmond la-all Rupe Chesley Sigtnan Donna Snyder Jeffrey Stell Shannon Willsey Lori Winters Shelly Wright New World of Togetherness and Education Mrs. Dismuke’s Kindergarten John Boggs Tonia Brown Connie Elmore Sherri Cillis Jerry Gossett Andrea Harris Steven Holland Angela Mc Allister Monica Mc Gee Shawn Melton Wesley Morgan Tari Quirk Bill Kisner Lisa Rogers Talytha Slate Andy Smith Mare Wilkelt Betsy Winn Kay Woodward Daniel Woolen 115 Late Pictures Faculty Mrs. Sue Kay Fourth Grade Mr. Don Hamilton Music Band High School Ken Benko, 7th Grade Tina Brown, 7th Grade Glint Basham. 8th Grade Gary Morgan. 8th Grade Bryon Kate lilt. 8th Grade Myra Conaway, Freshman James How ley. Freshman Todd Traylor, Freshman Tammie Burrows, Sophomore l-iurie Farr, Sophomore Linda Morgan. Sophomore Jerry Buckner, Junior Kim Jones, Junior Ijoy May, Junior Paul Parish, Junior 116 Grade School Perry Martin, Kindergarten Hill Risner. Kindergarten Terri Freeman. First Grade Angelia Heydenreieh, First Grade Jeffery Nelson, First Grade Kim Sharp. First tirade Sharon Mrt.onnell, Second tirade (diaries Moser, Second Grade Scott Smith. Second Grade Mainly Hums, Third Grade Jackie Faulkner, Third Grade Jimmy Morgan. Third Grade Richard Raleliff, Third tirade Kern Stewart, Thin! Grade Hrenda Wagoner, Third tirade l-iura Hlaek. Fourth Grade Russell Elmore, Fourth Grade Tamara Hammond, Fourth Grade Joyce l indon. Fourth tirade James Hoggs. Fifth tirade I-ori Hums, Fifth Grade Ray Golden, Sixth Grade Cody I Ming. Sixth Grade Sandra Sharp, Sixth tirade 117 IX nna Stewart, Sixth Grade Marie Van Meter, Sixth tirade Danny Wheeler, Sixth Grade Campus World 1. The halls have many attractive bulletin hoard displays. 2. Mrs. Hutto's room has a miniature fort and Indian display. 3. Kindergarten students model their Halloween costumes. 4. More Kindergarten students with Halloween costumes. 5. Mrs. Blaylock's room has an interesting Indian culture display. 1 118 Campus World 1. Study Hull is an interesting place. 2. The Government Class had many debates concerning the Presi- dential Klection. 3. Dalona is muking a hook report. 4. A wide variety of activities is available in I . K. 5. Girls in agri? Yes. and doing very good work. 1 119 Campus World 1. Mrs. Copley's Reading Class. 2. Mrs. Staggs's Class. •1 Mrs. Dalmuts Class. 4. Mrs. Godwin's Class doing some exercises. 5. Mrs. Kay's Class. 120 Campus World 1. K. K A. ai Kansas Clily. 2. Jr. High girls enjoying their luneh in the m w eafeteria. 3. Jaekie James is doing some ari work for I In library. 4. Diane lirovtn Donna Dresson eram lor I he semester exams. 5. Mrs. Maker's hnglish Class. 121 Sports World 1. Kandy Whittaker drives against Mulberry. 2. Steve Joyce tries a long jump shot. 3. I’am Efurd and Pam Gray battle the l_avaca guards. 4. Duane Whitsett tries a free throw against Lavaca. 5. Ginger Garter gets off a shot from close in. 122 Sports World Kandy Bower attempts the point alter touchdown. Roger Thompson does some open field running. 123 Teacher World • l I %• Ilf Teacher World The Advertising World Advertisements are a large part of our world. Without the money received from the sale of our advertisements, it would be very difficult to produce our annual. David Overton Business Manager 127 DALE BENNETT 1 . (). Box 184 Ft. Smith, Arkansas I’hone 918-875-8282 Joie Jeffords Merle Varner THE HIDDEN CLOSET 2612 South (). St. Ladies Name Brand Clothes Best wishes for a successful luture to the Seniors of 1977 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION BILL’S MARKET “Best Wishes to the class of 77” Bill Darlene Davies Owner MAIN OFFICE: 6th Garrison, Fort Smith BRANCH OFFICE: CENTER MAIN GREENWOOD Greenwood, AH FSLIC 72986 128 Glidewell Distributing Co. | Wholesale Distributor of Candies, Gums, Notion, Cigar Tobaccos Phone 728-2539 1309 N. 31sl Si. Ft. Smith Mizell Chevrolet Co. 102 North Broadway Booneville, AR Western Auto “Best Wishes to the Seniors” Phone 928-5172 Mansfield, AR 72944 Smith’s Kerr McGee OOK'T OUT, Highway 71 Mansfield, AR Cross’ Mobil Phone 928-5913 Highway 71 Mansfield ft; 1=S2) Hurt’s Electrical Service Ph. 928-4318 Mansfield, AR 72944 Puckett Service Station “Tune Ups” Ph. 928-5076 Huntington, AR 129 Fabric Korner On the Square Greenwood, AR 72936 Oklahoma School Supply Co. John Crain, Sales Manager 1305 North Main St. Phone 918-1682-4051 Muskogee, Ok 74401 '-mRRT DISCOUNT CITY. • WfiL-fOPIPT DISCOUNT JOHN KERWIN COMPANY Luggage, Leather Goods, Sporting Goods P. O. Box 12 707 Garrison Ave. Ft. Smith, Ark. 72901 Mansfield Hardware Gene Guy Hocott Phone 928-5557 Mansfield, AR 72944 130 THE STORE Located in Huntington Open 7 days a week 6:00 A.M. to 9:00 F.M. Mon. Thru Sal. 12:00 Noon to 9:00 F.M. Sunday Best in convenience grocery shopping and Self-service gasoline —Owners— Jerry Betty King Faul Becky Stevens Boyd’s TV Sales and Service Zenith TV, Stereo Radio Antennas, Rotators Boosters Installed and Repaired Fhone 928-5275 Mansfield, Ark. 72944 Harry’s Groceries Highway 252 West Huntington, Ark. Fhone 928-5490 Johnson’s Dry Goods Quality Merchandise” Fhone 928-4470 Mansfield, Ark. 72944 131 McConnell Ready Mix Inc. Sand, Gravel, Sacked Cement P. 0. Box 57 Mansfield, AR 72944 Phone Musgrove Drilling Co. _____928-4445_________ Barbara’s Beauty Salon 928-5368 928-5174 Mansfield, AR 72944 Ronnie Richmonds’ Groceries Service Station Witcherville, AR Prairie Creek Produce Highway 71 Junction 252 Fresh fruits. Vegetables and Dairy Products Mr. Mrs. A1 Allmon Operator 72944 W. L. Martin Son Cement Contractors Phone 928-5336 132 FORMED TOPS SOUTH Mansfield, Ar. Phone: 928-5880 TIB CITIIEI SHANDAR, INC. BOX 393 MANSFIELD, AR. 72944 Phone: 228-5340 Congratulations to the Class of“77” Goine’s Laundry Mansfield, Ar. 72944 fARmeps BAnk GREENWOOD, ARKANSAS 72936 Seaman’s Store “Where dollars make sense” Mansfield, Ar. 72944 Midwest Hardware Sporting Goods 924 Garrison Avenue Fort Smith, Ar. 72901 133 MARTIN FUNERAL HOME Scott—Sebastian Association Service within the means of all Super Saver Discount Greenwood, AR 72936 GOOD •'DEAL? Phone 928-4433 or 928-4425 If no answer Dial 928-4434 Joe, Althea, J. D. Martin Brown’s Feed Store Breeden Dodge, Inc. 5900 Highway 71 South Ft. Smith, AR 72901 Phone 928-5261 Mansfield, AR Barnes Drug 72944 “You can talk turkey for chicken feed, cause a little bit of scratch is all you’ll need!” Good Luck Seniors Don Baggett R. Ph. 24 hr. Service Business 928-4499 Home 928-5616 Mansfield, AR 72944 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Calvin Graham 134 HOG ENOUGH TO WANT YOUR BUSINESS MAN ENOUGH TO APPRECIATE IT OPEN 8 AM-7 PM MONDA Y-SA TURDA Y LEON W00LBR1GHT KEN BATEMAN OWNER MANAGER We Reserve the Right To Limit Quantities 133 Compliments of The Senior Class of 1977 Kick Agee Deanna Baron Wayne liartnn Kalph Black Dorothy Boggs Rose Branham Connie Filzhugh Yvonne Carr I .aura Carter lz-wis Carter Doug Dorrough Preston Edwards Bruce Ellison Bohhy Elmore Gene Elmore 1 a-esa Eemister Brenda Fuller Mike Gallimore Brenda Gipson Holly Graves Pam Gray Brad Greene Cathy Harrison Brenda Heydenreieh Wayne Midland Barbara Howley Kelda James Janet Jeffords Jeff Jones Dalona Little Lewis Little Becky Looper Kandy McDaniel David McGill Debbie McGill Phillip Metcalf Donna Moore Ronnie Moore David Overton David Paisa Sam Perrien Karla Plymale Debbie Powell Kay Fuller Dale Sanderson Pal Scott Mark Shackelford John Slankard David Smith Kandy Stanfill Pam Van Riper Jan Walker Pat Wallace Donna Webb Kandy Whittaker Paul Williams Greg Witcher TIGER ii® PLAYPEN Pool Tables, loos ball Tables, and Pinball and lads of Fun CUMBIE’S REAL ESTATE AGENCY Ifau t (jmdc 7® df ptiend Hwy. 96-71 Mansfield, Ark. 72944 Phoned 501) 928-4395 Res. (501) 928-5881 137 O. B. Williamson Southwestern Electric Power Company Co. 2120 North B St. Fort Smith. AR Complete line of office machines Sales Rentals Service Mellie’s School of Modeling Mellie’s Beauty College 311 South 16th Street Fort Smith. AR Student Loans Basie Grants Available Royal Victor Forest Products Co. Typewriters Calculators Caperton-Hunt Office Equipment Company P. 0. Box 312 Fort Smith, AR 72904 Spaulding Athletic Goods Co., Inc. 513 Center Street Little Rock, AR 72201 “Everything for the Modern Office” Phone 783-6147 1609 North B Street Fort Smith, Arkansas The Acee Company 415 South 10th Street Fort Smith, AR 138 ACME JANITOR CHEMICAL SUPPLY 313 South 9th Street P. 0. Box 1236 Fort Smith, AR 72901 COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF FORT SMITH things go better.i .-with , Cotej T. J. RANEY SONS MUNICIPAL BONDS P. 0. Box 3647 Little Rock, AR . -. Ji SHlPLEY (hi iinq COMPANY 63-73 South Sixth Street Fort Smith, Arkansas 72902 The Annual Staff ,v. . o r . c _ u men e n t l Back Row: Jan Walker, Rose Branham, Yvonne Carr, Brenda Fuller, Mark Shaekelford, Ralph Black, David Raisa. David Overton, Janet Jeffords, lx ssa Feimster, Mr. Lowrimore. Front Row: Donna Bresson, Connie Moore, Crickelt Reese, Steve Joyce, Becky Smith, Kim Jones, Becky Bryan. Connie Elmore, Carla Cochran. 1976-77 Annual Staff Editor.................. Assistant............ Business Manager........ Assistant............ Co H. S Editors......... Assistant............ Sports Editor........... Assistant............ Co. Elementary Editors. Assistants........... Curriculum Editor.______ Assistant............ Honors Editor........... Assistant............ Photographer............ Sponsor................. . . Brenda Fuller .. Connie Moore . . David Overton .. Crickelt Reese ... Yvonne Carr Janet Jeffords .... Becky Smith Kim Jones . Leesa Feimster ----Becky Bryan .. . Ralph Black Rose Branham . Donna Presson Carla Cochran . .. . Jan Walker Connie Elmore .... David Paisa .... Steve Joyce Preston Edwards . Mr. Lowrimore We, the members of the annual staff, are glad you have shared with us the memories of this year in our special w orld at Mansfield Schools. We believe our world is one to be cherished. Now tFiat you have stepped into our world, don’t you agree? It is our sincere hope that the world of the students at Mansfield will always prosper and give to the memories which will never be lost. 140 Says Goodbye The planning of the annual involves much planning, discus- sion, decision-making, and enjoyment for the members. AH the work of the entire year comes to a quick end as we prepare to send the final rough drafts to be processed. 141 . xVA S$