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

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I TOP LEFT. These students made Senior High All-Region Bands: Kay Kitchens, Karen Phillips, Debbie Kitchens, Melanie Standridge, Wanda Snow, Kay Harder, Kathy Spillman, Phillip Whisenhunt, Sammy Beggs,.an'd Kyle Griffith. MIDDLE LEFT. These students made Junior High All-Region Bands: Kevin Wilson, Allan Norris, Tammy Beggs, Rhonda Kitchens, Mike Lee, Walter Standridge, Terry Beavers, Geof- frey Clifton, Brenda Lybrand, Gregory Clifton, Phillip Standridge, Cheryl Speers, Wanda Beavers, Lisa Hocker, Annette Snow. lNOT PIC- TURED, Bill Jacksoni BOTTOM LEFT. Wanda Snow and Kay Kitchens qualified to compete in the 1976-77 All-State tryouts. Wanda was selected to play in the All-State Orchestra and Kay was selected the sixth tenor saxaphone in Arkansas, making her second alternate to the All-State Bands. BELOW RIGHT. The band won first place in the Montgomery County Fair Parade and received a beautiful and well- deserved trophy. BOTTOM RIGHT. This is another first for the band, The Band Christmas Tree. It is decorated with items made and donated by the students, like marching shoes, music books, mouthpieces, and valve oil. Organizations!45

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MIHS Band The MIHS Band is composed of students who elect to invest many, many hours of dedicated work! In addition to a 30-minute period of group practice each day, band members also use their study hall period for individual study and smaller group work. UPPER RIGHT, The Concert Band performs at its annual Christmas concert. BELOW LEFT, BAND OFFICERS, FRONT ROW: Mike Spillman, President, Phillip Whisenhunt, Vice-President, Debbie Kitchens, Secretary- Treasurer. BACK ROW: Karen Phillips, Reporter, Clark Davis, Student Council Representative, Kyle Griffith, Drum Majorg Bob Sivils, Band Director. BELOW RIGHT. This year the Band was led by Drum Major Kyle Griffith, and majorettes were Christi Taylor, Debbie Kitchens, Tammy Beggs, Tammy Davidson, Kay Kitchens, and Suzanne Simpson. 4 4. 4' 4 rm rn T4 .. T .T , T 4: T iT'fW5TlT:g A ,,.. ,- T TWT citi TT T D .T cctt -T tss, T if cssc ,sss ctts T. a cci, SON TT ,. ' T '.', ,i, . Q T :gms ,,.T.: ittt T , ' . T T - T' . +s zf'Q2'Ji33,?31 ,. TQ .. 1 ? T Tis- 5 vb , v ' T T -t T W ' t .K , , , jbggijs. .M VLAV 3, .T T wx T X 'Q ' M Y i T 1 ' flip T T T ,yt ,R sk T V T5 T , T at ' .T f .9 S is , T ' W . ,I if ik T , T . A Tfmfk -s'--. -'ii ' gig: 'i i T -T TTTT ' . , T T T . Tw T Tr TT te, . ,T ,-T' V T T T T. T- if - '35 TT T . 'T Q I ' Q. ' , .T T V 4 'J , T . V1 VA , c' TT . TT .T ' iT T . c 'TT T T fc ks.. ,, T wa TT T 'N T T T T, T A ,.,- --., , ' T T T T ' .,,, . . T T . TT T , ,T -'t, TT T 3 ,. A ,T g TTTT, T .,T,,, N, T, I . ..T,,T75fP-wma 1 yrs 5,,,f,wTl.TTTT 6 we., TTNTQ' .... pst 1 T, gf+y,T35,, ,TT sas' T Tw TW TT ., ws :T T T--, T. T T T - , TT T QeifT.TT TT, T. .s TT A T - TT wwf W , TT T. N... L , . ..mTT1g:fTT:: .gifs ' Q ,T ' -,--' s. if Q T3 J w.T21tHagT,T ,, 1 - ' ,TT.TTbTtT,4TT L Tj TT'w'T'TT1T.TT :':.TT. T. - T 1- TTT- ' , Q' ' TT -T T , T T ' V , .Q V M yn y is A2 -we ,5 .-,, 4. :T TT T' T are TT T , TT , ., . , , ,,,,. , , ,,. . ,, W., ,,,, , .. X, , , ,M ,tt . .t -T TT, c T it 'N T ' c To TTTT 'f'T4 ,. T f T. T T -MT 1 E TT A .,TT t .Q '5Tfl4- Q . 'iw xr, T, TT 5, ,TT T , Tssf 'Tits .Ti, f st ' Tfx TT . ts..,.,TT,,TT,g'T ,T.T 'A fxTTT.,fTTT , as Q' Us tfqyivji ' cc, ,jTT,,6,..:iXJ,5if ' ' I i f Ts sgfx ' K T T ..J:gQ,, t jenn pk t TT 12:--s-as . , T T T :X A T' Tw TT ,TTY .. - - A TwwgQh5,x,.,,s,S v R T :ewe s ' ,., ,,y+T?5f,J9?xi5 , T ss, 9.3 T TxT,Qy:.fr1,'w.. , A V ,,,,, . 1.7, Tt'NsTT'T1giTT T I T TT - TTT+T:fT . - T1 Tfffs TTTT. .P in ' T. T- MLfQ3 a-:.cTT fE. T .. ' TN T' T ttt D To ' 'C T T W' ' V ' - . TIT fBf2s T TT' NifTxwfT'M5f1QTT L' 'U3Q! 9:.,IT. K T 'ki' KTT. Q 'JTEE5' ':5f7 'Ef755' ,,,T, ., , K 34. We--i T ?: Ti ' c't1f+'T. r, TNF TTTT T' T, - , 4 T ' ft- T T I i't3iTT' , T T T 'T TQ' TT 44!Organizations

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Student Council Student Council is an organization of work and fun whose main objective is to help students express their ideas and to improve student-faculty relationships. its major projects are preparing a float for the fair parade, decorating for the homecoming festivities, and financing delegates to Boys State and Girls State. Membership consists of elected class representatives and presidents of all clubs and classes. The picture at right shows the fair exhibit, which contrasts the old school building with the new. Student Council members are shown below. FRONT ROW: Lisa Bates, Betty Rowland, Jimi Stroope, Patricia Young, Eileen Weston, Gregg Featherston, Ms. Phyllis Mullens, spon- sor. SECOND ROW: Kay Burrow, Bill Stroope, Ken Warneke, Michael Lybrand, Darrell Bostow, Echo Relic, Shari May, Becky Lambert, Christy Taylor. THIRD ROW: Matthew Black, Chester Bryant, Les Harper, Jimmy Spurlin, Clark Davis, Benny Weston, Phillip Whisenhunt, Dena Kostelnik, Margie Watkins. 46!Organizations