University of Arkansas Monticello - Boll Weevil Yearbook (Monticello, AR)

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Forrest, Tina Hamburg Fox, Joyce Monticello Frizzell, Gary Star City Fry, Brent Pine Bluff Fulton, Mary Crossett Furlough, Blake Monticello Gavin, Alicia Rye Gavin, Donna Rison Gibson, Becky Little Rock Glover, Bentley Star City Goodwin, Larry Parkdale Graham, Keith McGehee Grays, Marjorie Lacey Gregory, Ruth Little Rock Gregory, Seborn Murfreesboro Grider, Gary Rison Griffin, Bobby Elaine Grimes, Terri Star City Hall, Nita Beth New Edinburg Hardman, John Arkadelphia 208 Freshmen

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Braswell, Barbara Glendale Briant, Andrew New Edinburg Brooks, David Pine Bluff Browder, Don Monticello Bryant, Don Crossett Burton, Kenneth Bauxite Butler, Mary Jane Eudora Cadet, Space E. New London, CT Campbell, Robin Star City Card, Steve Magnolia Carter, Glenda Hamburg Carter, Lisa Pine Bluff Chapman, Cindy Hamburg Chisom, Danny Monticello Cochran, Derenda Hamburg Cockrell, Sarah Monticello Cope, Rhonda DeWitt Cornelius, Linda Warren Craig, Tony Hamburg Cressell, Sharon Grady Crook, Jeanette Rison Crosby, Yolanda Warren Crossett, Richard, II Waldren Curry, Raymond Jacksonville Davis, Angela Rison Davis, Gary Little Rock Davis, Listeen Banks Deckelman, Ann Fountain Hill Dog, Mitzi Kookiwatch Ellen, Andre’ North Port, FL Evans, Tammy Warren Farley, Pam Hampton Faver, Sandra Rison Fife, Sandra Lee Crossett Finch, Warren Little Rock Freshman 207

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Harris, Ethel Watson Harris, Steve DeWitt Harrod, Brian Warren Haycox, Richard Cole New Edinburg Hoffman, Denise White Hall Hogue, Billy Monticello Hoover, Betty Monticello Hudson, Dee Star City Huffman, Teri McGehee Hughes, Michael Bismarck Hyde, Roxanne Oxnard, CA Jacobs, Regina Monticello James, Pear-Lee Monticello Jamison, Samuel - Monticello Jantzen, Mary Hamburg Jasay, Marianne Monticello Johnson, Linda Kingsland Johnson, Lynn Warren Johnson, Sherri Hamburg Jones, Kerry Tichnor Last year, the long-standing National Guard Armory was razed. It was torn down, and rather quickly considering it was done manually. Inmates from the Cummins Correctional Unit began bashing out the windows and ledges of the structure. A scant four weeks later, the Armory, the site of numerous dances and intramural events over the years, lay in a pile of rubble. A steel cable (far left) was attached through a section of the building’s corner. On the other end of the cable was a large National Guard vehicle which, in effect, brought the walls down. Fare thee well, old friend. Freshmen 209