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

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arious Activities Patricia Young wins Family Leader of Tomorrow award. DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN STUDENTS: Betty Rowland, Margie Watkins, Nancy Black, Becky Wharton, Patricia Young, Tammy Greeson, Tommy Fortier, June Scott, Troy Caudle. i MID-SOUTH HONORS BAND: Kay Harder, Wanda Snow, BOYS' and GIRLS' STATE: Troy Caudle, Margie Watkins, Melanie Standridge, and Kay Kitchens. Tammy Greeson, and To r' r. Mrs. Sivils and Jim Stroope dance at the Junior-Senior prom. mmy Fo tie S 3 X 2 k E if 2 Johnny Edwards and Bo Tabor pose as Tenth grade Qs girls do a little people turkeys in the Thanksgiving assembiy. dance in the Gong Show. Activities!19

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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.

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Jimmy Spurlin, Kay Harder, and Floy Hocker practice for Homecoming in the drizzling rain. Karen Phillips and Floyd Worden were the Senior High color day winners. Homecoming 1976-'7 7 Homecoming Spirit was high all week. Royalty and band practiced on the field for the big night only to be forced in- doors by the miserably cold rain on Friday. The decorations, which were to be on the football bleachers, had to be moved and the activities transferred to the gym. Even though there was plenty of confusion, the activities were a success. Then came the game. Even with the bone-chilling rain coming down on them, the Mt. Ida Lions pulled off anotherl win. Our opponents, the Glenwood Tigers,were defeated 20 to 6. Homecoming 1976-1977 was a big success. 20!Activities lt was a close race in Pulling for the Lions. Mr. Robbins and Miss Green triumphed. Bertha Kitchens and Tim Hutchison were the Junior High color day winners. The cheerleaders try to rouse some spirit for Homecoming week.