Mount Ida High School - Lion Yearbook (Mount Ida, AR)

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at y ,za 19 y K- '19, if -- A 2.5 - , ! N - ' 1 is kk, ' 135357 .,g 9 V f : .- ' ,.. 2 it k I -W, K P.g,',.-a f gm FAR LEFT: Becky Wharton and Rick Williams pose before the beautiful garden decorations. LEFT: Nancy Black and Betty Rowland help each other trim the rose tree. MIDDLE LEFT: Johnny Mayberry dances to the music of the Wake Band. MIDDLE CENTER: Jeff Mullenix and June Scott serve themselves at the banquet table. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mike Brown and Shelley Harper enjoy a slow dance together. BOTTOM: Gary Egleston, Patty Johnston, Ruthie Sekavec, Kenny Jones, and Briditte Stanley take a break and en- joy the company of each other. 3 ni-ng, W, i ' Dil L3 Q I Prom Features Rose Garden The Juniors and Seniors of 1976 will always remember the night of May 7, 1976. The old gym was transformed from peeling paint to a rose garden within a few days. The evening began with a delicious meal con- sisting of chicken, ham, potato salad, baked beans, and much more, followed by dancing in the redecorated gym. Wake Band played and everyone danced and sang along until they were breathless. The night that was to be long remembered was taken home with some people as the old gym was stripped of its rose trees and other decorations for souvenirs. Activities!17

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Fair Royalty in ra Tammy Greeson, MISS MONTGOMERY COUNTY Eileen Weston, MIHS QUEEN S W,,f' Z ,AVV ka 2 w. ff iii-W ,W si R av 4 M 4 f 42 Q' W fi if? 5 Q 4 'Hb' m YW Nancy Black, Senior Maid Sherry Rollins, Junior Maid if' I ' i 16!Aotivities Phyllis Young, Sophomore Maid Daveiyn Felkei, Freshman Maid ,,

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18!AC LOFG MCKHV. the cook. chases Tim Tabor, the mischievous BELOW LEFT. Phillip Whisenhunt, the detective, catches yard boy, around the house for stealing food from the Tim Tabor, thinking he is the jewel thief, while Kim White kitchen. and Sherry Rollins look on. Junior Play TAKE IT EASY is a three-act play set on a warm fall after- noon in the living room of Mrs. Imanda Highgate's home, Highgate House. Mrs. Highgate is an absent-minded woman who hires two painters, one for the kitchen, Lon Torence, and one to paint her portrait, Tom Lawrence. Then a jewel thief shows up, John Florenz. Mrs. Highgate was confused before, but now she really is. There are now three painters running around her house. The whole play kept the audience confused, but in the end it was a big success. ' vi 'L A Abggme gk ..?2f.fLc40QJ tivities 'l'l t V, A L., ,ff Play cast included Gregg' Featherston, Sherry Rollins, Tim Tabor, Lora McKay, John Stewart, Phillip Whisenhunt, Mary Boyd, Floyd Worden, Mike Spillman, Kim White. Sponsors, NOT PICTURED, were Mrs. Jackie Cox and Mr. David Short. an K -an-Q---W hm,WMw f M Floyd Worden, the butler, talks to Mary Boyd, the maid, about personal things.