West Memphis High School - Cotton Boll Yearbook (West Memphis, AR)

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L'Our Storyu was almost over, and all of the activities for the seniors he- gan-choosing the senior play, try- outs for the parts, those long rehears- als, and stage fright on the big night. Spring finally came and with the warm weather :ame our track meets with the fans cheering them OH. Robert Murphy ready for a relay race. 'fewer Fluffy new formals, the boys in Tuxedos, our gym transformed into a Wonderland by the juniors and all the fun of the Junior- Senior prom and banquet. Finally with mixed emotions the senlors came to the biggest day of all graduation. The seniors couldnit de- cide whether it was a happy or sad occasion-at times it was both. Their part of HOU1' Story was over. Mary Kay Smith. Gary Hargrove, Jerry Sle- phens line up for graduation exercises. . V W H ,

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i' ffffg ' EMP!!! 9 OUR STORYH fconnj Next on the athletic schedule came basketball season. After many exciting games we were ready for the county tournaments. A county championship trophy was added to the collection by our ,lunior boys, while both the girls' teams advanced to the finals. February with Valentine's Day always brings to mind that special one, and the F.H.A. girls entertained their favorite beaux, their fathers, with Daddy-Date Nite. After looking forward to the big occasions of conventions all year, the time finally came. That last-minute packing, song and jokes sessions on the way, and finally there. Making friends, rushing to meetings, the big dance and finally home again, tired but so happy. Members of the Beta Club were off to Little Rock in February, the F.H.A. and J.C.L. to Little Rock in March, and the band members to Hot Springs in April for never-to-be-forgotten convention fun. Lou Layton presenting her Dad with a Daddy Date Nite invitation. Beta Convention A ,ii ' 1 F.H.A. Convention 1 Nair -t ANN iii! 4,10 f xr! g 531 , ,,i f Q if . ieztffifi A 1-.gh 'fr 2 t I QQ., .. E ,. - ,K K.-ffl, . , -U-.gf ,stat Q .4 a --.N ' S G I it Band Festival mt? 3 .l.C.L. Convention f 1 1' Y

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OIR STORY lc0nI.t . . . Who euulml forget the half-starved feeling those Although we will remernlier the Red Lette-rn Clays day The l'f'W'l'tAIlt't' in the nrurnings when the scriptures were renal over tht l'.gX. Systeni by various students . minutes before lunch and. then the nracl rush to the Cafeteria . . . the jokes unml laugliter with your friends while you atc' We JS . . The coke break at 2:55 . . I6 we will also hare fond lllt'lll0I'lG'S of the every- happenings at WMHS. sz 5- if ' . f Lf 5 i g . . . Keeping the students up to date with the front hall bulletin board which was decorated each week by the sturlent eouneil members . . . e 1 L 5 t last few Nw V 2 .......,, -Ni, 2, ue ' -- f H '- 7 'K V' W' 'X 3 ' .i N,, ,:t, L, .,,-' .W H ft'-5'fsE5f 5't14' Q - seii - - wi s K IIMME n :mms 555555, r rf' ' V K fs ' 7' Z' ry',i i'.,ip2trN ' ,235 .w g-, Ja -if-i .,, .s1rrf-Milli Q?- ' -4,1 . z wi' r Q-if-,K lg-'3 V? ma iam W N Wm 'MQ Q E ri H K if W W? ,nah iii- ,Tia ,muh 49? ftlfw Aggw W Hu A wQ-wmv-0, if MQW 1.834 Qgwms wgmwsfmw M? A ,wig is A-Avis 9 ?53lB Pi., L M, VQW QQKMQFIQ in 1. f. ...... , ,fha-it.. ,Q . , ....,x ,. ,w W.. . .Q ..f. .qs .- , , , v ,nr-4 . . 5, , A... 5- 5-.-e-45:1 ' -:f..:.:f2.,-gp-,,,. 7 A ,.,ggy.f:g265: -' f ggifse eg,5,ggf, f-Q-,,1u5i,,,e,L I I n . ir ! -5 x 0 e , . -- ' s K 'e s' is '- ' '2 ' i2::E'1st112?fa-W' M y ttmeiiw fi - I: X' 'Sf Q W- f- , ::, ::m, ,. M-'I M- ' ' , es : .- ref ,, Q- ,I-it-T ,. : K LT' W f ,air '41 '5 --My-''gy5,5.'-,,Z--ff-11, ,-: if-' ., su Q L, JQLQ K' ' 'V'f:N:Wi?5, ' vii, 'f far L ' N ,,',W.-4. : - K, Q X -4- 2:1-2 -. ' M . ,, ,f - -' - S 'Pr lhe cl , -3 my N wp it A W, ,W im., gygtgskw r wr 2 Qf t, at '- - lihe lowering of the flue. the syrnlwl of our euirritry. synilmlizingr Ose of another selnml day.