Bay High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Bay, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1968 volume:

'6$ Yellowjacket Presented by the Bay High Annua! Staff I I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the repbulic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a rime to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 2 Activities....... Administration... Advertisements.... Athletics........ [dedication...... Elementary....... Faculty.......... Favorites........ Foreword......... Junior High...... Juniors.......... Organizations.... School Board..... Seniors.......... Snaps............ Sophomores....... Title Page....... Theme............ VellowjacJet Staff. ........... .............7 ...........103 ........... ........... ........... 79 ........... ............30 ............ 5 ............7 ........... ........... 57 ........... 100 .............9 8, 24, 47, 102 ...........26 ........... .............7 ...........101 Dedication As time comes and goes, we pause to give honor to a person who has become an active part of Bay High. Although his face is a fairly new one around school, he is well liked by all the students. Most everyone has grown to respect him for his ability to teach and help students develop their physical bodies. He has become an avid fan of our athletic teams, and because of this interest and success, he received the promotion to assistant coach. We, the annual staff, dedicate the 1968 YELLOWJACKET to: Mr. Sidney McHaffey 4 All right, boys! Records must be kept. Just like a mother hen Strong man Foreword Seasons are the keys to time—times in which we live, whether working or playing. Our graduation from high school concludes an important season, a season that holds many fond memories and friendships which we will cherish as we enter another stage of life. The good advice and guidance of each faculty member will benefit us in becoming worthwhile, re- sponsible individuals. This training has supplemented the main founda- tion, laid by our parents, but we must build upon it throughout our entire lives. There is a time for every purpose under heaven; so it is that now is the time to present to you the-- MARY LAMBERSON Editor 1968 YELLOWJACKET MRS. RUTHMEDLOCK Advisor ADMINISTRATION TO THE STUDENT BODY: We trust the Bay School has given you the best training possible to prepare you for the next phase of life. May your continued undertaking contribute to a fuller and better life for you and your fellowman. Now that you are about to graduate, we give you our best wishes. TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1968: The year 1968 is a memorable one for you. It repre- sents twelve years of basic preparation. Your future will depend, to a large extent, on how well you have adapted yourself to changes during the past twelve years. We live in a dynamic world. You will need to accept an ever changing environment. Your prepara- tion, up to this point, is not enough to meet these changes. You must resolve to continue to search for and adopt those experiences that will keep you on top of a fast-moving society. Your future success will de- pend on how eager you are to face the responsibilities of a changing world. TO THE SIXTH GRADE CLASS OF 1968: You are completing six years of your basic education. This is just a beginning. The world is becoming more demanding of its citizenry with each generation. To become successful at anything requires an all-out never ending effort. Set a goal for yourself that is honorable and morally right and remember that what you will be tomorrow you are becoming today. 7 A iime fo be born . . . •“V - RICHARD BARKER v 0 « V - i F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 F. F. A. Officer 3-4 Class Officer 3 Track 1-2-3-4 JANE BTOD Cheerleader 1-3-4 Student Council Sec. 2-4 Class Play 3 Asst. Ed. Annual 4 LANNY BARNHILL o ' F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Officer 4 F.B.L.A. 3 9 BETTIE DAVIDSON RUBY COLLINS F.H.A. 2-3-4 F.H. A. Officer 4 Volleyball 2 Softball 2 A time to weep . . . DONNIE ENGLAND Student Council 3-4 Class Officer 3 F.F.A. 1-2-4 F.F.A. Officer 4 10 GARY GAMMILL Class Play 3 Science Club 1-2-3 Class Officer 4 F.B.L.A. 3-4 RONNIE GIBSON Basketball 1-2-3-4 Vocations 4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Office Work 3-4 Typing 3 A time io laugh . . . MARCIA HAMMETT Spotlight Staff 4 Homecoming Queen 2 Annual Staff 4 Play (Class) 3-4 PAUL HAMMETT Basketball 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Baseball 1-2-3-4 V. Pres. District Library Club 4 GARRY HOGAN Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Officer 4 MARY LAMBERSON CHARLES KENDRICK Class 3 F.F.A. 1-2-4 Science Club 1-4 F.B.L.A. 3-4 Editor Annual 4 Social Science Award 3 Student Council 4 Class Play 3 SANDRA LONG 1 ' Cheerleader 1-4 Class Play 3 F.B.L.A. 2-3-4 F.H. A. 2-3-4 A time to love . MARY McCARTY Volleyball Capt. 1 F.H.A. 2-3-4 RANDY McCORD Citizenship Award 3 F.F.A. 1-2 Basketball 1 F.B.L.A. 3-4 S- l, LESLIE (BUCK) McGOUGH Student Council Pres. 4 Boy's State Rep. 3 Class Play 3 Fire Marshall 4 12 MICHAEL McMASTERS Baseball Team 3 Class Play 3-4 Track Team 3 F.F.A. 2-3-4 SUE McHALFFEY Student Council Rep. 4 Asst. Ed. Spotlight 4 Class Play 3 Coach's Staff 3-4 RONNIE McMASTERS Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball Team 1-2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Vocations 4 v A time to hate . PAUL MOON Spotlight Artist 4 Student Council Citizenship Awd. 4 F.B.L.A. 3-4 Science Club 1-2-3 JEANNIE MOTE Cfi F.B.L.A. 3-4 Science Club 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2 F.H.A Officer 4 VERNON MOORE F.B.L.A. Pres. 4 Science Club Pres. 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3-4 13 HARVEY NEWCOM F.F.A. 1-4 F.B.L.A. 3 F.F.A. Officer 4 Student Council 4 DALLAS RILEY R.O.T.C. 2-3 Student Council 2 Spanish Club 2-3 Certificate of Honor 3 BILL RODGERS Class President 1-4 Student Council 1-4 Class Play 3-4 Spotlight Staff 4 A time to get. . . SANDRA ROGERS Homecoming Queen 3 Class Play 3-4 Coach’s Staff 3-4 Cheerleader 1 DON RUSH F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 3-4 KENNY SCOTT Student Council 2-3-4 Class President 3 Student Council V. Pres. 4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 14 3 £0 0() DONNIE SPURLOCK F.B.L.A. 3-4 Science Club 1-2-3 Science Club Off. 1 Basketball 1 LANNIE SCOTT F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 F.F. A. Sec.4 Judging Team 2-3 SHERRY STRICKLAND Spotlight Staff 4 F.H.A. 2-3-4 Class Play 4 F.B.L.A. 3-4 A time to lose . . . v Dv' DON TAYLOR Class Favorite 3 F.B.L.A. 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Class Play 3-4 i l C JIMMY TICE Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Class Play 4 F.B.L.A. 3-4 DORIS THOMAS Class Beauty 3 Science Club 1 F.B.L.A. 3-4 F.H.A. 2-3-4 15 IRMA TOUCHSTONE F.H.A. Officer 3-4 Class Play 3-4 Spotlight Staff 4 Class Favorite 2 MIKE .TRA NTH AM Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track Team 1-2-3-4 Allstater 1 PAT WATKINS Spotlight Editor 4 Cheerleader 1-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 A time to die . . . C 1 CHARLENE WISE Crisco Award 1 Class Play 3-4 F.B.L.A. Off. 4 Annual Staff 4 FREDDIE YEAGER Student Council 2-3-4 Fire Marshall 3 F.B.L.A. 2-3-4 Class Play 3 16 Class Officers VERNON MOORE Student Council Rep. HARVEY NEWCOM Vice President GARY GAMMILL Reporter MARCIA HAMMETT Secretary-Treasurer BILL RODGERS President MARY LAMBERSON Student Council Rep. A iime io speak . Join the Dodge Rebellion. Shopping ahead? ’Garrison's Gorillas. 17 Snaps ■ Remove the shirt, please. May I borrow some paper? Run, Puff, run. Three little bears Bad guys finish last. Excuses, excuses. Rock-a-bye baby Cutest couple??? Gee, Mom Yea, Bay! Tic-Tac-Toe, anyone? We're buddies. JUNIORS Bobby Abies Anna Birdsong Gary Banks Danny Bolin Rita Beaty Charles Boyd June mingles with celebrity. Shirley Bradford Norma Busby Kathy Carter Hillard Clark Jerry Collins Wickey Cox Jane Davis Tommy Davis Rickey Fisher Gaylon Gammill Elson Hall Verna Hall TOO BUSY 20 William Higdon Jack Knight Doyle Suzanne Holt Holt June Michael Lamberson Long Betty Jones Debbie McGough David Kelley Dennis Martin Donna Metcalf David Morrison Paula Morrison James Noble Beverly Palmer Patsy Patterson James Richardson Thomas Richardson Tommy Simmons Donnie Skaggs Barbara Smith 21 Jerald Southard Sue Southard Larry Stanley Jerry Stevenson Jackie Stotts Beverly Strickland A time to embrace . . . Paul Taylor Dianne Timmons Sharon Timmons Gaylon Van Winkle Jerry Vincent Truman Wagner Patricia Ward Shirley Webb Jimmy Weems Carol Williams Rickey Woods Jerry Yeager 22 Class Officers JERRY YEAGER Vice President JACKIE STOTTS Sec. -Treasurer DAVID MORRISON Student Council Rep. THOMAS RICHARDSON President Time out for fun. Donald Barker Randy Chance Danny Cochran Ernest Davis Jimmy Davis Valerie Dunning Barry Elrod Judy Evans Dawniel Farley Danny Ferguson Kenny Findley Linda Findley Linda Fletcher Sandra Glasgow Brenda Griffith Gary I-lalfacre Jacin Hammett Joyce Heath Mike Hogan Doug Holt Gary Holt Pam Holt Peggy Humphrey Carolyn Hutchison Tim Isbell Guss Jones 26 Regina Lamberson Judy Lamkin Roger Lamkin Kay Linam James Long Brenda McHalffey Craig Moon Charles Moore Donald Moore Donna Nichols Gary Nix Alberta Noble Kay Pagan Betty Rliama Bruce Richardson Dale Russell Connie Sanders Billy Simmons Johnny Spurlock PHOTO Not Available Jimmy Thomas Marvin Thomas Jerry Touchstone Claude Towery Michael Warren Donnie Wise 27 Class Officers DONALD MOORE Sec. -Treasurer CRAIG MOON Reporter JOYCE HEATH Vice President TIM ISBELL Student Council Rep. JOHNNY SPURLOCK President 28 Graduating Class of '70? FAVORITES Who ai B. H. Q. D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN MARY LAMBERSON Who’s who is voted on by the student body each year, repre- senting students from grades 9-12. MR. MISS B.H.S. JANE and BUCK i«. gJiESJ DRESSED ’at Watkins; Buck McGough MOST OUTS TNG SENIORS 'LIEST Buck Me GoujPfesMary Lamberson Charles Kendrick; Sue McHalffey MOST BEAUTIFUL ■Doris Thomas MOST DEPEN DA BLJ Vernon Miss Christmas Marcia Hammett PAM HOLT 10th Grade Kk ;£..u 10th Grade T • • •• DAWNIEL FARLEY; KENNY FINDLEY ? ? ? ? F oriinQ Jonesboro Representative, Bill Brown JANE BYRD MARY LAMBERSON Top 8 Seniors RUBY COLLINS PAT WATKINS SUE McHALFFEY MARCIA HAMMETT Sponsored by HERF JONES 40 CHARLENE WISE VERNON MOORE Homecoming Court Extending Excitement Preparing— Junior A's Shine Playing Playing Kay Gammill Junior Homecoming Queen SHERI ADAMS - Tiny Tot Queen DENISE SPURLOCK - Little Miss RHONDA ISBELL - Junior Miss ChriQfmaQ Land Courf Mr. St. Nick, Larry Taylor; Miss Merry Christmas. Beth Stone Elves Larry Wiles, Irma Touchstone, Connie Yeager, and Paul Hammett A time of peace . . . Senior Play If a Body Meet A Body”, presented to the public on March 5, 1968, was sponsored by Mrs. E. O. Carlson and Mr. Joe Holt. The play was well received by the audience. 46 Do-si-do Watch that last step. I'll tell it like it is. Away in a Manger Gravy Train A herd of Mamas! GO y H hJ E H c Senior C Teem Senior Cheerleaders 50 Paula Morrison Regina Lamberson Brenda McIIalffey Sandy Long June Lamberson Pam Holt Jane Byrd Pat Watkins Captain Debbie McGough Sponsored by HILLS' CLOVER FARM and HAMMETT'S SHELL STATION Junior VarQify Junior Chear Sonja McGough Loretta Stroud Beth Stone Shelia Hogan Connie Yeager Captain Rhonda Isbell Vickie Moon Kathy Elrod Debbie McHalffey Yea, Bay!!! Coach 'qQfaff Randy McCord Sr. Score Keeper Suzie Holt Jr. Statistician Sandra Rogers Jr. Score Keeper Sue McHalffey Sr. Statistician Martin shoots. n c o n Loose ball. 52 McMasters rebounds. My aching back. Jr. Baseball 10-1 Record - County League Champions District Tournament Champions Serious, sure, but fun! 53 Elementary Basketball Team Coach: John Wiles Qpoitighi Qiaff Each year members of the senior class are selected to serve on the Spotlight staff. To be selected is a privilege as well as a challenge. Each student learns the principles of newspaper writing, under the guidance of Mrs. Medlock. A feeling of accomplishment and a sigh of relief is felt as each page of the paper is run off. The Spotlight is enjoyed by all students but to those on the Spot- light staff it is a symbol of personal achievement. Editor----------------------------------- pat Watkins Asst. Editor - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Sue McHalffey Business Manager ----------- - Freddie Yeager Alumni Editor ---------------------Irma Touchstone Exchange Editor - -- -- - — - -- -- - Charlene Wise Art Editor - -- - — — — - - - - — — Paul Moon Assistant Art - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Vernon Moore Sports Editor - -- - — — - -- -- -- - Kenny Scott Mimeograph Op. - -- -- -- -- -- -- Buck McGoueh Elementary Editor - -- -- -- -- -- - Sherry Strickland Society Editor - Jane Byrd Typists - — - - — - -- Charlene Wise, Mary Lamberson Club Editor - - Marcia Hammett Production Manager - -- -- — - -- -- gill Rodgers Advisor - -- -- -- -- — - -- -- Mn. Ruth Medlock He went too far!! Cluden Council The Student Council is an organization which strives to develop pride in B.H.S. as a whole and to promote a closer understanding between students, teachers, parents, and administration. The members are elected either by their class or a club in which they are a member. The activities of the council are to plan all school assemblies, elections, and major school projects. 58 OFFICERS: Mary Lamberson Corresponding Secretary Jane Byrd Secretary and Treasurer Kenny Scott Vice-President Buck McGough President Bay’s fire marshals are chosen from the Student Council and are responsible for prevention of fires and fire hazards. Marcia Hammett Honorary Marshal Lane pickets. cn r Bulldog rites Snaps Victory Parade Join the Stag line. Bulldog graves The Student Council sponsored a Spirit Week which included a Mystery Day, Silence Day, Mourning Day, Colors Day, and Victory Day. 59 F.B.l.A. OFFICERS Charlene Wise Mrs. Gatewood Mary Lamberson Marcia Hammett Sponsor S P o n s o r e d b y A L T O N B O X B O A R D C O M P A N Y 60 Gaylon Gammill Vernon Moore President Pat Watkins F.B.L.A. 'ere io Convert fion The F.B.L.A. consists of members of the student body who have taken or are taking a business subject. The F.B.L.A. teaches its members new aspects of the business world. Mr. and Miss F.B.L.A. F.B.L.A. Project 61 Typing II F.B.L.A. Report I’m afraid he won t go. Sheer torture F.H.A. Activities Dream Beau BUCK McGOUGH F. H. A. Officers and sponsor, MISS BROWN. What needles??? A time for work Fufure Homemakers of America Paula Morrison, president of the F. H. A., presides over one of their meetings. COLORS - Red and White FLOWER - Red Rose 63 F.F.A. INSTRUCTOR: Bob Stotts Special Shop 64 INSTRUCTOR: Kenny Dunman Officers Bob Stotts Gary Hogan Donnie England Instructor Mike Trantham Lannie Barnhill Harvey Newcom Gary Banks Gary Halfacre Richard Barker Qweefheari JUNE LAMBERSON A new type of combat? How about purple and gold? Sponsored by WESTERN AUTO and BAY GIN COMPANY 65 Science Club OFFICERS Jane Byrd Freddie Yeager Gaylon Gammill Vernon Moore Debbie McGough SPONSORS Mrs. Wilson Mr. Parrish 66 Mr. Parrish, co-sponsor, conducts an ex- periment with several of the members. A7 Music SPECIAL CHOIR Eureka Club OFFICERS: Kathy Elrod Reporter Regina Lamberson Historian Cathy Scott Secretary-Treas. Dawniel Farley President Beth Stone Vice-President Sue McHalffey Student Council Representative JUNIOR HIGH Janet Sue Adams Edward Bandy Eddie Barnhill Larry Bolin William Bradford David Byrd Jan Caldwell Leota Cocherell Billy Cope Joyce Culbreath 9fh Grade Ronny Davis Mary Duncan Jerry Dunning Bettye Dye Brenda Faulkenberry Charles Golden Johnny Griffin Cynthia Grisham Lee Halfacre Donald Hall Paul Hancock Debbie Harrison Mary Higdon Sharon Hill Shelia Hogan Teresa Hogan Rickey Holt Wayne Holt Anthoney Humphrey Rhonda Isbell 71 Lucky Jackson Jane Lee Carolyn Lisk Patsy Lisk Marilyn Loggins Mike McCarty Sonja McGough Debbie McHalffey Marcia Nichols Doris Noble Ronnie Norman Jimmy Pagan A time to dance . . . Janet Pierce Linda Pierce Vickie Reed Danny Riley Dorothy Roberts Danny Rodgers Rickey Roedel Rickey Rogers Glen Rush Linda Scott Patricia Simmons Garry Simpson Jackie Simpson Charlotte Southard Allen Stahl Willie Stevenson Loretta Stroud Helen Tackett Larry Taylor Ronnie Taylor Movita Treadway Franklin Upton G.B. Ward Katherine Warden 72 Garry Wiles Larry Wiles Connie Yeager Officers EDDIE BARNHILL Student Council Rep. LARRY WILES Vice-Pres. RICKEY ROGERS Reporter LEE HALFACRE Secretary-Treasurer DAVID BYRD President 73 8th Grade Dianne Adams Martha Adkins Rickey Banks Dennis Barker Billy Barnhill Terry Barnhill Charlotte Batten Gary Beaty Freddie Birdsong Mike Bland Joey Brock Larry Cambren Susan Chance Bonnie Copeland Linda Cox Donnie Davis Ronnie Davis Rose Marie Davis Rolin Dinning David Elrod Kathy Elrod Sharon Fore Kay Gammill Ray Gammill Larry Gibson A time to keep . . . 74 Rose Golden Jimmy Gulley Mildred Hammett Keith Hogan Peggy Hogan Mary Hoke David Holt Neal Holt Patricia Holt Eddie Houston Debra Howard Rickey Hutchison Garry Jackson James Lamkin Faye Loggins A time to cast away . . . Sandra McClendon Charlotte Miller Vicki Moon Charles Nance Jewel Noble Sue Norman Johnny Pagan Charles Peaster Barbara Pierce Teresa Reeves Harvey Rogers Elizabeth Russell Billy Sanchez Cathy Scott Donnie Scott Gary Slayden Lavenda Smith David Spencer Karen Spencer Sharon Spencer 75 Eddie Spurlock Beth Stone Tommy Taylor Cathy Thomas Denise Touchstone Jackie Travis Rickey Warren Raymond Webb Marsha Weir Billy Woodard A time to break down . . . 7th Grade PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Terry Adams Sherry Ballard Johnny Barber Billy Bolin Dean Boyd Mike Bradford Janice Burns Jo Ann Busby Joe Cooksey Debra Corbett Peggy Cox Debbie Davis Tommy Dye Rickey Ferguson Danny Findley Brenda Fletcher Chuck Fletcher Larry Fore Terry G ibson Jacky Griffin 76 Debbie Harp Rita Holt Ronnie Holt Tommy Hoozer Danny Jackson Patsy Jones Benny Lisk Kathy McMasters James Morgan Debbie Morrison Judy Mosby Mike Odem James Pagan Terry Passmore Patricia Pendell Terry Pendergraff Deborah Preston Karen Pulley Debby Ravels Ronny Reed Malinda Robbins Margaret Rogers Donna Rodgers Karen Rooks Rickey Sanders Lynn Scott Steve Sharp Wanda Simmons Rebecca Spencer Freddie Thomas Verona Tice Wendy Upton Johnny Walker Brenda Ward Curtis Watson Greg Watts Rita Weems Jimmy Wise Shelia Wise A time to build up .. . 11 na 6th Grade Kenneth Abies Julia Adams Wanda Barker Juanita Beaty Sharon Beaty Mike Bolin Tommy Cooksey Tommy Davis Rickey Dye Lynn Evans Susan Faulkenberry Randy Ferguson Pamela Fletcher Ronnie Fuller Allen Golden Brenda Golden Betty Gulley Eddie Hall Darlene Hancock Theodore Hancock Karen Hanusowski Gene Heath Jerry Hill Denise Hogan Donny Hogue David Holmes Faye Holt Melody Holt Billie Hoozer Joan Hutchison Stevie Kelly Malinda Lamberson Roberta Loggins Steven McCord Bobby Metcalf Renee Miller Randy Mink Diane Mizel Betty Nance John Noble 79 Lynn Norman Paulette Rains Wayde Rasberry Carol Reed Debbie Riley Gary Rush Donald Russell Margie Sanders Lloyd Simons Dona Smith Brenda Spencer Gary Spencer Denise Spurlock Melony Stahl Michael Thomas Jennifer Timmons Barry Vincent Etta Wagner Ernest Walker James Ward Mike Watson Carl Whitlock Bobby Worthington Teresa Yancy 5th Grade Paul Adams Terry Bandy Gary Barber Barbara Batten Iva Belle Bolin Joyce Boyd Sammy Brown Ethel Mae Callahan Carl Cook Shirley Cook Clay Cromwell Karen Davis Sharon Davis Roger Elrod Jimmy Emerson 80 Pattie Fletcher Donald Glasgow Timothy Griffin Brenda Haag Kelvin Hancock Eugene Hoke Dana Holmes Mark Holmes Jackie Holt Randy Holt Richard Holt Shelia Hoozer Billy Knight Debbie Knight Jenny Lisk Kenny Martin Joe Mason Teresa McGill William McMasters Glenn Moore Katina Morrison Jimmy Moss Carl Nance Deborah Nichols Ronnie Ward Wallace Warren Bobby Nix Kenneth Reed Allen Rogers Brenda Sanders Gary Sanders Vickie Smallman Floyd Smith Karen Southard Michael Spurlock Sherry Stevens Dennis Tackett Deloris Thomas Steve Thomas Russell Timmons Jeffery Touchstone Eddie Upton Vickie Vincent Teresa Walker Floyd Ward Ina Ward 81 4th Grade Larry Adkins Thomas Barber Kathy Barker Billy Beaty Doris Birdsong Jesse Brown Gary Callahan Terry Cope Vernon Davison Martha Denning Gary Dye Mark Elrod Diane Emerson Warren Emerson Dianne Fletcher Kenneth Fore Rickey Freeman Wayne Gulley Lourindia Ilaley Alex Hanusowski Brenda Hardin Rickey Hogan Burness Holt Tommy Flutchisor Johnny Isbell Jimmy Jackson Harvey Kimberland Keith Lee Birda Lee Mason George McCarty Jesse McGill Gary Mills Ronnie Passmore Kent Reeves Paula Rogers Ronny Russell Vickie Sanders Teddy Simpson Lura Spurlock Cleon Stahl 82 Charlotte Thomas Patricia Walker Betty Ward Raymond Warden Lelon Whitlock Jimmy Wilson 3rd Grade Teresa Adams Clarissia Baker Linda Barker Reba Beaty Carol Bradford Jimmie Callahan Rickey Carter Robert Cook Jeanette Cornwell Rickey Dye Mary Evans Patty Faulkenberry Teresa Fisher Rickey Fletcher Daniel Gates Darlene Golden Robert Goodson Joyce Harden Freeman Highfill Cleveland Hill Mark Hogan Karen Hoke Dallas Holt Jerry Holt Robin Holt Carolyn Hoozer Jo Houston Ouida Humphrey Ann Isbell Malissa Lamberson Terry Lamberson Danny Looney Tammy Maiden Pansy McGough Terri Morrison 83 Nickey Norman Andy Peaster Deborah Pendergraff Linda Pulley David Reed Corbert Rodgers Martha Rush Stacy Rutledge Cynthia Scott fj Sheli Smith BobEy Southard Janice Scotty Teresa Spencer Stevens Taylor Michael Jerrie Mary Spencer Stone Tippitt Rhonda Ricky Bobby Spencer Strickland Upton Timothy Gaylon Deborah Stahl Taylor Walker Rita Cynthia Walton Wileman James Steve Ward Wileman Vicky Kenneth Warren Worthington Keith William Watson Yancy 2nd Grade Cherie Adams Billy Barber Malinda Beaty Freddie Brown Roger Carter Lawanda Coffey Judy Cornwell Mark Cox Sandra Davison Lorile Dinning Sandra Duncan Jayne Emerson Jerry Ferguson Cheryl Fisher Jerry Fletcher Charles Garrett Charles Gray Lowell Hammett Etta Hardin Gaylon Henley Bobby Holt CherylKimberfa nd Theresa Knight Jeffrey Lee Ricky Lisk Diann Lucy Jessie Mason Kevin McMasters Steven McMasters Derrick Mink Jamie Mosby Jerry Moss Albert Nance Kevin Nix Janet Oliver Renee Passmore Craig Rains Phillip Rodgers Rhonda Roedel Phyllis Rohr Maxine Sanders Tommy Scott David Simpson Sherry Skaggs A time to mourn . Donna Slayden Dennis Smith Vicky Southard Lisa Spencer Mitchell Spencer Shelia Spencer Marty Spurlock Larry Stevens Michael Stevenson Linda Stroud Michael Timmons Timothy Timmons Richard Tippett Freda Wagner Rebecca Wagner Linda Walton Billy Ward Linda Whitlock Jeffrey Wileman Lisa Wilson 85 s Grads Timothy Adams Wesley Adams Danny Barber Johnny Barker Shawn Barnhill Tommy Beaty Steve Bell Judith Britt Bobby Butler Michelle Carriglitto Becky Carter Jeffery Corbitt Christopher Davis Rhonda Davison Wanda Davison A time o kesp s. . • Robin Melissa Nicky Donna Nicky Charles Lynnda Eaton Elrod Fisher Fletcher Freeman Futrell Gambill Randall Sondra William Tiana Robert Mark Rebecca Gulley Gulley Gunn Haley Hester Highfill Hogan Wayne Wayne David Troy Valerie Reda Bobby Hogan Hoke Holt Holt Holt Hoozer Hutchison 8b Elsie Isbell Allen Jackson Susan Leonard Donna Lisk Bobby Lucy Arthur Mason James McGill Ronnie McHalffey Bobbie McKay Pamela McMasters Cathy Mizell Brenda Nance Vicki Nance Larry Oliver John Parker Patricia Pagan Randy Pagan Donna Patterson Jimmy Reed Johnny Reed A time to sew . . . Jackie Roedel Sally Rohr Rickey Scott Barry Skaggs Steve Smallman Charles Smith Craig Spencer Michael Sprinkle Becky Thomas Thelma Tice Patricia Upton Jessica Vincent Timothy Walker Christine Walton Bobby Ward Larry Ward Sarah Whitlock Lynda Yeager 87 FACULTY JOE HOLT, Mathematics JO ANN HOWELL, Mathematics Genius (?) at work. Euclid had it made! The study of mathematics has become increasingly more important during the last half century. The need for teachers, statistics, and technicians must be met by developing young men and women well versed in the mathematical skills. In our world tod ay, when man is not limited even to his own planet, a knowledge of science has become essential. The Bay science department is continually striving to become better qualified so as to provide the background needed for today’s student. ANNA WILSON, Science JIM PARRISH, Science Tonight’s menu will be . . . Hello, down there! 89 EDGAR MORRISON, Social Science ELMER HALEY, Social Science Bald Knob (?) PAUL BARNETT, Social Science Pacific and Gum Slough meet. The guidance counselor is always interested in each student and always does her best to help him plan his future according to his own particular interests and qualifications. Now when I was young . . . Social Science compares the past to the present, in addition to giving the student a basic knowl- edge of political, foreign, and world affairs. It prepares each student for the future as a good citizen. RUTH LANE, Counselor 90 You can't major in Boys! The vocational courses prepare students for their place in today’s complex world. Animal husbandry, modern farming, and all types of shop skills are taught in the vocational courses. Journalism offers young people opportunities in many fields. Through the publication of the Spot- light and the Yellowjacket one learns to com- municate with other people correctly. RUTH MEDLOCK, Business Here it’s spelled K-A-T. Home Economics is a highly valuable course, training each student to build homes for tomorrow’s future. DONNA BROWN, Home Economics It’s just so-sew. 91 LUCILLE GATEWOOD, Business 1-2-3 Go! English plays an important role in obtaining an education. It develops the skill of com- munication that benefits a person throughout his entire life. Preparing students for college is also a main function of our English Department. LINDA BLOODWORTH, English Don’t never say ain’t!!! The outstanding business department of' our school has helped many students in the life after graduation and will surely continue to help others in the future. VERNICE FULBRIGHT, English Do not write in this book! ROSAMOND CARLSON, English 92 Good ’ole Ernie. SIDNEY McHAFFEY, Boys P.E. Oh, my aching muscles. B.H.S. has one of the most varied physical education departments in the area. It consists mainly of baseball, basketball, chess, ping pong, softball, square dancing, archery, and volleyball. The purpose of physical education is to build a strong body and mind. Bay’s baseball and basket- ball teams are top contenders in the third district. It is an honor to say, “1 played for Bay.” JUNE HAMERICK, Girls P.E. This is called a “ball”. RAY SCOTT, Drivers’ Ed. Tell Jackson, the book says . . . To present musical arrangements to the best of their ability is the aim of the choir. Under the direction of their capable leader, they try hard to do just this. These presentations are brought before the student body at assemblies throughout the year. JOE EWING, Music Liberace Jr. ANNA SKAGGS, Library Work! Work! Work! The library is the center from which we gather our sources of information. The material found there provides us with up-to-date data on the subjects we are endeavoring to learn. REX HOLT, Study Hall Time for roll call. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Holt, assign- ments are made ready for the teachers’ approvals. No talking is the order of the day! JACKIE REEVES, Mr. Cooper’s office LAVEDA SCOTT, Mr. Dent’s office Being mindful of the importance of promptness, neatness, and dependability, the B.H.S. secretaries spend many busy hours working in the offices. 94 ALDEAN MORRISON, Fifth CHRISTINE REAGAN, Sixth Grade and Sixth Grades “Swuft” isn’t in here. My old hometown, Hergett. The years spent in the elementary grades lay a foundation for future learning. 95 MAUD DENTON, Fourth Grade Oh these kids! NAN HENTZ, Fourth Grade Once upon a time... JEAN SCOTT, Third Grade 96 LINDA BARNES, Third Grade Then the big bad wolf said... REVA ISBELL, Third Grade No more homework, please! Now it's your tinje. KATHRYN MINICK, Second Grade VANIECE HUNDLEY - First Grade New math, maybe! SHIRL COLEMAN, First Grade Run, Spot, run! 97 DEMETRA MCAULIFFE, First Grade Spanky and our gang? KkLI ,Mrrv.Nn Qofp . NINA MORRISON, Assistant Librarian DORTHY BRUNER, Remedial Reading I give up, what is it? Remedial reading is a course which offers many opportunities for improving the advancing student. It opens the way to better spelling, broader vo- cabulary and correct pronunciation. MARY WADE, School Nurse Say Ah-Ah-Ah. 98 Cooks Busses h o o B o a r d Roy Byrd Connie McMasters Victor Faulkenberry Leslie Watson Bill Stone A hard day’s work? Sherry and Charlene spent many hard hours at the typewriters on the copy sheets. Gay Ion and Debbie worked on the junior pages, while Gary and Kay helped on the sophomore pages. Next year’s staff? Ye How jacket Staff Paul, staff artist, gets a lot of unwanted help from Bill as he draws some layouts. “Paul gets help.” Staff arranges pictures. Jane, Marcia, and Mary have the hard job of selecting the pictures that will appear in the yearbook. 101 r RYBURN FORD Northeast Arkansas' Volume Dealer 1930 S. Main Jone sboro Phone WE 5-3416 For All Your Automotive Needs, See Our Bay Representative, L. E. Windy McGOUGH, or Call 781-3406. ROLL WITH RYBURN BREWER BROTHERS OIL COMPANY P. O. Box 427 Caraway Road Phone WE 2-3426 Jonesboro, Arkansas JAMES ISAACS Farm Bureau-------- Insurance Agent Life Fire and Casualty Insurance Home Office 781-3222 WE 5-5533 Bay Jonesboro There’s a one and only’ in refreshment, too BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY JONESBORO COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY HOLT LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. Everything for the Builder Phone 483-6341 Highway 63 Ready Mixed Cement Trumann Arkansas LONE STAR Compliments of Lone Star Propane Temple Tires and Appliance 483-6435 WE 2-6679 Trumann Jonesboro TECOTA CASE DEALERS Trumann Hwy. 63 North FORRESTER ELECTRIC CO. H H RECREATION CENTER Contract Wiring Residential and Commercial Appliance Repair Fun for Everyone Trumann Ark. Phone 483-7110 Main Street rumann, Arkansas Hwy 63 YOUNG’S BIG STAR Trumann, Arkansas You're money Ahead! LARGE or SMALL WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT BANK OF NETTLETON Since 1904 QUALITY INSURANCE SOLD BY UNITED AGENCIES, INC. 107 E. Jackson Jonesboro, Arkansas WE 2-8313 GRADY INSURANCE AGENCY 108 W. Washington Jonesboro, Arkansas WE 2-2633 ERIC ROGERS SON INSURANCE AGENCY 106 W. Washington Jonesboro, Arkansas WE 2-4527 GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY 316 S. Church Jonesboro, Arkansas WE 2-7431 FREEZE INSURANCE AGENCY 409 S. Main Street Jonesboro, Arkansas WE 2-7415 HOME INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Hughes Drive Jonesboro, Arkansas WE 2-8353 NETTLETON DRUG INC. 133 W. Main Prescriptions Sundries Fountain Phone WE 5-3811 Phone WE 2-6675 flSEE| DRUGS Jonesboro, Ark. Since 1902 MALCO THEATERS INC. JETER HARDWARE STRAND SKY VUE DRIVE-IN CO. STATE 806-10 Burke Jonesboro, Arkansas Jonesboro Arkansas CRAIGHEAD FARMERS COOPERATIVE INC. CRAFT REALTY CO. Jonesboro, Arkansas Feed, Seed, and Farm Supplies Unico Motor Oil, Grease and Nylon Tires Building Future Homes By the Day WE 2-3623 Hwy 18 Jonesboro Office Phone Hwy 63 W. WE 2-1477 2900 E. Nettleton WE 2-1457 Compliments of the CRAIGHEAD COUNTY OFFICIALS HI NORTHEAST CITIZENS ARKANSAS’ BANK LARGEST OF JONESBORO BANK Phone WE 2-6603 Jonesboro Arkansas Main and Washington Jonesboro Arkansas TRUMANN PASTRY SHOP Wedding and Birthday Cakes Is Our Specialty Phone 483-5423 100 W. Main Trumann THE SINGER COMPANY Wood Products Division Phone 483-6321 Main Street TRUMANN Tit CO. Phone 483-6353 Mgr. BILL COOK Highway 63 South in Trumann NUNNALLY’S CAFETERIA Trumann Arkansas Home Cooked Meals Phone 483-6931 Trumann Arkansas Sale s MELTON BROS. INC. Phone WE 5-5564 Jonesboro, Ark. Service ■' r 'T'V.'c W M TYPEWRITER CO. Sales Service - Rentals WAYMON EDGAR Owner WE 5-2375 Jone sboro cleaning NETTLETON DRY CLEANERS Free Pick-up and Delivery Nettleton Arkansas CALEB WATSON CO. 508 S. Main School Supplies Cards Gifts Office Supplies Blank Books WE 2-2126 Jone sboro FARMERS UNION FUNERAL HOME Phone WE 2-3531 Jonesboro Arkansas David and Larry Grisham' r EA G 231 S. Main Jone sboro McCARTY MOTOR COMPANY Mercury - Comet - Cougar Javelin - Continental and Ramblers Sales Rep. , CECIL JOHNSON 300 W. Huntington Jonesboro PARDEW’S DEPT. STORE One of Northeast Arkansas's Best The Store That Appreciates Your Busine s s Nettleton Jone sboro TRUMANN AND CAMPBELL DRUGS Phone 483-6439 Phone 483-6414 WALGREEN AGENTS Gifts - Sundries - Cosmetics - Cameras and Fountain Service ALL TYPES OF PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 483-6391 MEDICAL CENTER a PHARMACYharps jevvELR AND PHOTO SERVICE 421 W. Main Phdfeui B niTZTYrk. Trumann Arkansas TECOTA HIGHTOWER TASTEE FREEZE Dealers in Chevrolet--Chevelle--Chevy II Corvair--and--Camaro Trumann Arkansas Phone 483-5400 Trumann Arkansas Your favorite flavors—plus many you've never tried—5( to choose from—every one a triple- thick palate pleaser —really Funtastic. Try it. You'll be glad TRUMANN IMPLEMENT CO. PATTESON GIN CO. Truraann, Ark. Farmall Tractors Implements and Service Symbol of Service rumann Arkansas Feeds Phone 483-6914 Custom Ginning Soybean Market Fertilizer Chemicals Insured By the Poinsett Burial Association TRUMANN FLORAL SHOP Benefits Rendered By THOMPSON’S FUNERAL HOME PAUL S. THOMPSON Owner Phone Day or Night 483-6311 Wire Service By: F. T. D. Florfax Teleflora jflototrtf for All Occasions Weddings Funeral Sprays Corsage s Anniver saries Birthdays 119 Popular Dial 483-5231 3 JIMMY’S GMC SALES 12 Mildred Ave. JEFF DAVIS COAL CO. Dodge Coronet Charger Roadrunner Phone 483-5684 T rumann Ark. For Fast, Friendly, Service Phone 483-5112 Melton Avenue T rumann HURRY TO KIECH LUMBER CO. COMMUNITY BUILDERS Telephone 483-5121 Hwy. 63 N All Kinds of Paints, Nails, Cement, and Plumbing Supplies Trumann Arkansas FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF POINSETT COUNTY ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN POINSETT COUNTY Dial 483-6437 SEE US FIRST FOR • CHECKING • SAVINGS • LOANS (all types) • SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES A FULL SERVICE BANK Braytane Is Best' KOHN BRAY BUTANE AND MAYTAG CO. Mcufecf Day 483-6345 Nite 483-5118 483-6854 Trumann Arkansas TRUMANN I4 $ HARDWARE COMPANY ffei Dealers in HENDRIX LIBERTY FOOD STORE ttotjKTiiit Hwy. 63 Phone 483-6831 Hotpoint Appliances and Furniture Trumann Arkansas Phone 483-5611 Trumann CHILDS' RAZOR BLADES LEAVE YOUR FACE AS SMOOTH AS A CHILD'S Supplying a Complete line of nationally known Health and Beauty Aids. School Sup- plies, Foods, Specialties. Typewriters, Adding Ma- chines, Spalding Sporting Goods. DISTRIBUTING CO. Jonesboro. Ark. WE 2-6655 FRANK HUGHEY AUTO PARTS INC. A G AUTO PARTS AND MACHINE SHOP Large enough to supply you. Small enough to Know you 104-108 Burke Avenue Phone WE 2-7471 Jonesboro, Arkansas 97 Nathan Street Ph. 358-2726 Marked Tree, A TRUMANN AUTO PARTS Serving Harrisburg Jonesboro Trumann 1910 Church Hwy. 63 WE 5-5558 483-6319 Jonesboro Arkansas LUNSFORD MERCANTILE IF IT S COODFOOD YOU WANT-0 For the Very Best in Meats Vegetables and Canned Goods Hwy. 158 Lunsford Arkansas SWANNERS CAFE Fast, Friendly, Service Phone 781-3408 Bay Arkansas TOWN COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON CLAYTON’S PRIESTLY DRUGS CO. See Our Display of Wigs, Wiglets, and Falls Call 483-7217 for Shampoo and Set, Manicure, Hair Color, and Frost Hwy. 63H North Phone 483-7212 Open Six Days Each Week Trumann Arkansas Phone 483-6431 Trumann Arkansas APPOINTMENT For Mr. John Doe_______________ On Fri. Jan. 25 At 2:30 O’clock DICK D. LEWALLEN, D.D.S. Highway 63 North Trumannj Arkansas 483-5846 This time is reserved exclusively for you. Please give 24 hours notice if you are unable to keep your appointment. MELTON BROS. IMPLEMENT CO. COTHERN’S DEPARTMENT STORE AateAt JOE’S AUTO PARTS AND GROCERY WILEMAN’S CONOCO SERVICE STATION Complete Front-End Alignment Paint and Body Work 24 Hour Wrecker Service Service is our Busines s Bay Needham Arkansas Bay A rkansas MORRISON’S STATION FOR CHARLINE’S BEAUTY SHOP GOSSETT’S RESTAURANT Arkansas Invites You Out Phone 483-6646 Trumann, Arkansas WOOLBRIGHT’S GROCERY COMPANY Phone 781-3299 Zotos, Realistic and Helene Curtis Products FARMERS AND PLANTERS GIN COMPANY Bay We Specialize in Satisfied Customers Phone 781-3293 Arkansas ABERNATHY WESTERN MOTOR AUTO COMPANY 111-113 West Main 906 Gee Street Phone 483-5631 Phone WE 2-2246 We have your every need Jonesboro Arkansas Trumann Arkansas GULLEY’S BEAUTY SHOP NETTLETON The Best for Less in DRY Permanents, Hair Shaping and Styling. CLEANERS Drop In or by An Appointment Free Pick-up and Delivery AIR CONDITIONED Phone WE 2-8718 Open Six Days a Week Dial 781-3212 Nettleton Arkansas Bay Arkansas AufographQ — Autography TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY W Ao '4 « •� • ''� � •600� � � ♦ � •� !«. rrtOm - 3 r- • 7 WSte