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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

1974 Yellow jacket Presented By The Bay High School Annual Staff Bay, Arkansas Dedication Mrs. Shirl Coleman For 25 years this person has taught the first grade at BHS. She has helped the students get used to school life and has helped prepare them for their future education. The guidance and welfare of many boys and girls has been her responsibility. Many of us can look back on our first grade year and remember her kind and understanding ways which captured our respect and ad- miration. Greatness is hard to reward, but we the annual staff make an effort as we dedicate the 1974 Yellowjacket to Mrs. Shirl Coleman. A ready smile and the eagerness to help Is one of the characteristics of Mrs. Coleman. Students gather around Mrs. Coleman as she illustrates how to use an abacus. A Woman We’ll Always Remember The beginning of the day will find Mrs. Coleman preparing for her classes throughout the day. Always ready to encourage a student. Mrs. Coleman assists this child with her math. 5 Construction Of New Gym Gets Underway The first load of bricks arrived. . .the first beams were put up. . .the roof was completed. . .one wall was bricked, leaving space for a window. . .little by little it was constructed. The finished product—a new gym which will add to BHS and make each student even prouder to be a part of Bay High School. Most Dependable Denise Spurlock And Wayde Rasberry Best-Dressed Wanda Barker And Steve Kelley Most Studious Donna Nance And Allen Golden Teacher’s Pets Charlotte Patrick And Steven McCord Most Courteous Pam Fletcher, Vicki Watts, And Tommy Davis Best Personality Darlene Hancock And Mike Thomas Neatest Stella Blaydes And Gary Bond Most Likely To Succeed Paulette Rains And Bobby Metcalf Most Bashful Dona Smith And Donald Russell Biggest Flirts Renee Miller And John Noble Most Talented Denise Spurlock And Bobby Metcalf Wittiest Lynn Norman And Barry Vincent Most Sincere Most Likely To Be Dona Smith And Danny Fowler Remembered John Noble And Lynn Norman Uti. Yellowjacket Queen Renee Miller Charlotte Patrick Joan Hutchinson Yellowjacket Queen Alternates Cathy Parish Denise Spurlock Mr. And Miss BHS Malinda Lamberson And Gary Spencer Mr. And Miss BHS Today ’s Seniors . . . Tomorrow’s Leaders Seniors . . . Class Of ’74 SLASS OFFICERS: Allen Golden. Pres.: Susan Faulkenberry. Sec.: Marsha Medlock. Treas.; Malinda Lamberson, S. C. =tep. 2; Charlotte Patrick, S. C. Rep. 1; Joan Hutchinson. Rep.; Gary Spencer. V-Pres. CLASS BEAUTY: Wanda Barker CLASS FAVORITES: Pam Fletcher and Steve Kelley Happiness Is Being A Senior Seniors PAM FLETCHER ALLEN GOLDEN DANNY FOWLER WAYNE HICKEY TERRI HOGAN DARLENE HANCOCK DONNY HOGUE MALINDA LAMBERSON DEBBIE JOHNSON STEVE KELLEY RENEE MILLER Lead BHS JOAN HUTCHISON STEVEN McCORD BOBBY METCALF Seniors Leave JOHN NOBLE Their Mark WAYDE RASBERRY DONA SMITH DEBBIE RILEY BRENDA SPENCER GARY SPENCER DONALD RUSSELL t k I DENISE SPURLOCK Seniors BONNIE SULLINS JENNIFER TIMMONS 32 BARBARA SWAIN BARRY VINCENT VICKI WATTS Trudge Onward MIKE THOMAS TERESA YANCY Seniors welcome back these former classmates. CHARLOTTE HOGAN GENE HEATH Seniors . . . Class Of '74 33 Top Ten Seniors PAULETTE RAINS Lunchtime is taken advantage of by these two seniors, Paulette Rains and Susan Faulkenberry. WANDA BARKER SUSAN FAULKENBERRY Lead Senior Class WAYDE RASBERRY B.O.E. teacher. Mrs. Gambill. assists Wayde Rasberry with the calculator. Senior Play. . . “No Boys Allowed” Rita Baxter . , Jane Baxter Vikki......... Edwina Cook Belinda Elliott Nada Owens . Patsy Farrell . Mrs. Dana . . . Fred Dana . . Leroy Doyle . O’Brien....... Keith Garland Harvey Smith Mr. Midnight . . . .Charlotte Patrick . . Jennifer Timmons .......Vicki Watts . . Darlene Hancock .....Stella Blaydes Malinda Lamberson .....Paulette Rains Susan Faulkenberry .....Bobby Metcalf .......Skip Hogue .....Steve McCord .....Gary Spencer . . . Wayde Rasberry ......Randy Mink Programs: Teresa Yancey Terri Hogan Prompter: Joan Hutchinson Make Up: Lynn Norman Sponsors: Mrs. Debbie Findley Mr. Edgar Morrison Student Director: Denise Spurlock Curtains: Barry Vincent Provides Fun And Entertainment Confronted by Mr. Midnight. Dewina Cook tries to keep her cool. The girls decide they have to stick together to avoid the mid- night prowler. Accused of being prowlers. Fred and Leroy were tied up by the girls at Rita Baxter's slumber party. Dressed as a ghost. Leroy Doyle scares the girls at Rita's slumber party. 37 Seniors Look Back On Their Summer Travels . . . To learn the ideals of Student Council. Paulette Rains, as president, attended the Student Council workshop at Conway during the week of June. These FBLA officers attended the State FBLA officers’ workshop at Conway in June. SEATED: Malinda Lamberson; STANDING: Denise Spurlock. Wanda Barker. Vicki Watts. Darlene Hancock. Stella Blaydes. and Charlotte Patrick. Delegates to Boys’ and Girls’ State at Camp Robinson were: Bobby Metcalf. Paulette Rains. Denise Spurlock, and Skip Hogue. As Malinda Lamberson. Paulette Rains, and Denise Spurlock attended the annual cheerleading clinic at ASU. they learned the fundamentals of cheerleading. Juniors Class Of ’75 CLASS OFFICERS: Delores Thomas, S. C. Rep.. Roger Elrod. Rep.. Butch Warren. Pres.. Tina Morrison. Sec. NOT PICTURED: Glenn Moore. V-Pres. Terry Bandy Barbara Batten Clay Cornwell Joyce Boyd Donald Davis Roger Elrod Today We Follow Debbie Knight Kenny Martin Teresa McGill William McMasters Glenn Moore Tina Morrison Jimmy Moss Tony Musto Debbie Nichols Bobby Nix Gale Parsons Joyce Peacock Greg Peck Kenneth Reed Allen Rogers Vicke Smallman Floyd Smith Tanya Smith Tomorrow We Lead 41 We Build The Ladder By Which We Rise Mike Spurlock Sherry Stevens Russell Timmons Delores Thomas Vikki Vincent Ronnie Ward Butch Warren Sherry Webb Pam Wells Carolyn Willard Billy Winters Kenny Woods 42 Sophomores . . . Class Of 76 CLASS FAVORITES: Carol Hancock and Ricky Freeman CLASS BEAUTY: Paula Counce CLASS OFFICERS: Tommy Hutchin- son, Rep.; Carol Hancock. Pres.; Pat Walker, V-Pres.; Terri Stevens. S. C. Rep.; Paula Counce. Sec. Practice makes perfect, but history makes you crazy! Sophomores . . . One Step Closer To The Top Johnny Davis Mark Elrod Rickey Freeman Lourindia Haley Carol Hancock 44 Billy Hogue Johnny Isabell Jimmy Jackson Mark Jennings Harvey Kimberland Neil Liles Tammy Osborne Lonnie Pittman Kent Reeves I'm not smiling; my teeth are stuck! 45 Paula Rogers Ronny Russell Terri Stevens Barbara Sullins Charlotte Thomas Patricia Tice Patricia Walker Donald Webb Jimmy Wilson 46 Nobody told them the typewriters aren’t on! Freshmen . . . Class Of 77 CLASS OFFICERS: Danny Looney. Rep.; Malissa Lamberson, V-Pres.; Kenny Vestal. Pres.; Stacey Rutledge. S. C. Rep.; Patty Faulkenberry. Sec. CLASS BEAUTY: Beverly Parish CLASS FAVORITES: Carolyn Hoozer and Steve Wileman Teresa Adams Clarissa Baker Steve Bandy Linda Barker Phillip Barnes Tammy Barnhill Junior Beck Linda Black Carol Bradford Robert Cook Jeanette Cornwell Patty Faulkenberry Darlene Golden Robert Goodson Bonita Grimes Mark Hogan Jerry Holt Carolyn Hoozer Jo Houston Ouida Humphrey Ann Isbell Kathy Jones Jim Kenley Gracen King Freshman Terri Morrison takes time out from her busy schedule to eat a nourishing” lunch. Freshmen Unite To Win Spirit Stick 48 These Freshmen boys put the study hall tables to good use. These Freshmen don't seem too dis- Free textbooks mark a change for English I. couraged with their first year of algebra. Freshmen Outnumber The Other Classes Jerry Kinman Malissa Lamberson Danny Looney Mike McDaniel Belinda Medlock Cathy Moore Terri Morrison John Musto Bill Nance Joey Osborne Beverly Parish Andy Peaster Tammy Peck Debbie Pendergraff Robin Qualls Kathy Reeves Debbie Rouse STacy Rutledge Danny Sharp Janice Spencer Mike Spencer Rhonda Spencer Scotty Stevens Jerri Stone Gay Ion Taylor Teresa Taylor Jackie Thomas Marty Timmons Mark Travis Bobby Upton Kenny Vestal Gary Vincent Vicki Warren Billy Webb Steve Wileman Brenda Winters Rickey Woods Timothy Woods Billy Yancey The representative for the ninth grade in the tricycle race during Spirit Week was Kenny Vestal. Freshmen Participate In ( Spirit Week” for hat day during Spirit Week. Eighth Graders . . . Class Of ’78 CLASS OFFICERS: Derek Mink. V-Pres.; Craig Rains. S. C. Rep.; Rhonda Roedel. Sec.; Mickey Spencer. Pres.; NOT PICTURED: Cheryl Davis. Rep. CLASS BEAUTY: Rhonda Roedel CLASS FAVORITES: Maxanne Sanders and Jerry Ferguson Eighth Graders Ginger Baker Laura Bandy Sandy Barnes Danny Bell Johnny Birdsong Rhonda Bowers Bernita Broughton Freddie Brown Doug Clairday Lisa Clanton Hard at work, these eighth grade students learn the reward of studying. The change between classes doesn’t seem to affect the eighth graders a bit. Lawanda Coffey Judy Cornwell Cheryl Davis Vanessia Davis Sandra Davison Mark Doty 52 Explore New Paths Debbie Emerick Jayne Emerson Jerry Ferguson Ronnie Fuller Charles Gray Lowel Hammett This eighth grader. Carbert Rodgers, finds a place of refuge in one of the library cabinets. Those eighth graders are a friendly bunch! Gaylon Henley Cheryl Kimberland Rebecca Kinman Kevin McMasters Jimmy Meredith Derrick Mink Jerry Moss Kevin Nix Kenny Parish Mike Pittman Craig Rains Brenda Roberson 53 Carbert Rodgers Rhonda Roedel Eddie Rouse Allan Russell Maxanne Sanders Tommy Scott Paula Shaw Shelia Smith Mickey Spencer Shelia Spencer Gary Stevens Larry Stevens These eighth graders eagerly wait for the bell to ring and dismiss class. Linda Walton and Lawanda Coffey find themselves a quiet corner to relax in. Eighth graders. . .felt important when they learned there was a class underneath them. . .discovered the secrets of getting along with the teachers and having fun at the same time. . .accepted the fact that there is still a lot to be explored. A test of strength is per- formed by Mike Timmons, eighth grade. Michael Stevenson Michael Timmons Tim Timmons Debbie Walker Linda Walton Keith Wells Linda Whitlock Lisa Wilson 54 Seventh Graders . . . Class Of ’79 CLASS OFFICERS: Debbie Ferguson, S. C. Rep.; Valerie Holt. Sec.; Bobby Hutchinson, Rep.; Wayne Hogan. Pres.; Steve Smallman, V-Pres. CLASS BEAUTY: Debbie Ferguson CLASS FAVORITES: Debbie Ferguson and Nicky Freeman 55 John Barker Shawn Barnhill Christine Beck Becky Bilford Randy Bowers Danny Butler Michelle Carriglito Robert Clairday Perry Cope Jeff Corbett Mark Cox Chris Davis Rhonda Davison Wanda Davison Melissa Elrod Deborah Ferguson June Fletcher Nicky Freeman Learon Gambill Randall Gulley Frankie Hester Rebecca Hogan Wayne Hogan David Holt Valerie Holt Reda Hoozer Bobby Hutchinson Mae Isbell Allen Jackson Donna Lisk Ronnie McHalffey Hal Onstead Tonya Osborne Patricia Pagan Randy Pagan Teri Parish Donna Patterson Marilyn Pritchett Jimmy Reed Johnny Reed Phillip Rodger Ricky Scott Mary Jane Sharp Barry Skaggs Gary Sims Steve Smallman Craig Spencer Paulette Thomas Patrica Upton Jessica Vincent Danny Walker Bobby Ward Ava Webb Teresa Winters Danny Woods Lynnda Yeager Seventh Graders Get Acquainted With The Halls Of BHS Seventh graders Reda Hoozer and Paulette Thomas make good use of their study hall. Eager to help, Deborah Ferguson and Jessica Vincent take up money for a Stu- dent Council project. A library book holds the interest of Mary Sharp. Student Council Is Hub Of Activities At BHS ROW 1: Stacy Rutledge, Rep.; Denise Spurlock. Sec.; Paulette Dana Holmes. ROW 3: Delores Thomas. Malinda Lamberson. Rains. Pres.; Charlotte Patrick. Corres. Sec.; not pictured. Mickey Spencer. Roger Elrod. ROW 4: Allen Golden. Danny Glenn Moore. V. Pres. ROW 2: Deborah Ferguson. Carol Han- Looney. Butch Warren, cock. Pat Walker. Terri Stevens. Renee Miller. Gail Parsons. Student Council. . .helped students learn leadership and responsibility. . .planned and decorated for the annual Campus Queen Contest. . .used various money-making projects to benefit BHS. Student Council. . .the center of student life at Bay High School. ROW 1: Vicki Watts. Tina Morrison. ROW 2: Allen Golden. Mike Thomas. Rick Freeman. Johnny Isbell. ROW 3: Gary Spencer. Butch Warren. Mark Jennings. Danny Fowler. William McMasters. Roger Elrod. Fire Marshals FFA Prepares Tomorrow's Men ROW 1: Spencer. Advisor; Spencer. S.C. Rep.; Vincent. Treas.; Ferguson. Sentinel; Martin. Sec.; Golden. Pres.; Kelley. V-Pres.; Rasberry, Jr. Advisor; Thomas. Rep. ROW 2: Travis. Jackson. Strickland. Woods. Holt. Gregory. ROW 3: Pittman, Kinman. Peck, Griffin, Russell. Rogers, Davison, Emerson. Liles. Stahl. Smith. Timmons. Vestal. Webb ROW 4: Reed. Warden. Spencer. Timmons. Emerson. Barnes. Musto, Peaster, McGill. Cornwell. Beck. McDaniel. ROW 5: Thomas. McMasters. Elrod. Russell. Hogan, Hutchinson. Hogue. Jen- nings. Wileman. Kimberland. Freeman, Moss. Norman. Mink. Metcalf. Musto. FFA . . . learned leadership through parliamentary procedure. . .gained a knowledge of various skills and trades. . .were taught the aspects of the farming process. Most of all, the Future Farmers of America learned to be a prosperous farmer through the use of modern technology and common sense. FFA Sweetheart Brenda Spencer r ROW 1: Rains. Fed. Off; Spurlock. Fed. Off.; Stevens, Rep.; Hancock. Sec.; Holmes. S.C. Rep.; Counce. Photo.; Spencer. Pres.; Morrison. Hist.; Webb. 1st V.P.; Thomas. 3rd V.P.; Peacock. 2nd V.P.; Wells. Treas.; Knight. Pian. ROW 2: Houston. Cornwell. Rogers. Barker. Faulkenberry. Boyd. Tice. Warren. Moore. Spencer. Parish. Humphrey. ROW 3: Stone. Morrison. Yancey. Norman. Smith. Parsons, Miller, Medlock. Taylor. Jones. King. Barker. Qualls. Isbell. Holt. ROW 4: Parish. Sullins. Smith. Hogan. Walker. Baker. Bradford. Rutledge. Rouse. Swain. Riley. Smallman. Haag. Vincent. Sullins. Hill, Adams. ROW 5: Hutchinson. Faulkenberry. Lamberson. Spencer. Bond. Thomas. Watts. Hancock. Patrick. Thomas. Stevens. Southard. Davis. Lamberson. Pendergraff. Osborne. FHA Aids Tomorrow’s Homemakers FHA. . .sold Stanley products. . .sold can- dy. . .sponsored Daddy-Date Night. . .Mother- Daughter Banquet. . .participated in Federation XIX activities. . .learned the fundamentals of homemaking. . .prepared themselves to be future homemakers. FHA Dream Beau Mike Thomas 61 ROW 1: Barker. Sec.; Lamberson, Pres.; Patrick, Photo.; Golden. Pari. ROW 2: Griffin. Rep.; Blaydes. Hist.; Hancock. Ass t Ex. Dir.; Spurlock. 2nd V-Pres.; Elrod. Ex. Dir.; Spurlock. S. C. Rep.; Watts. Treas. ROW 3: Parsons. Wells, Timmons. Swain. Yancey, Holmes. Counce. Rogers. ROW 4: Riley. Smith, Miller. Peacock. Webb. Thomas. Nance, Rains, Gam- bill. Sponsor. ROW 5: Metcalf. McCord. Hogue. Glasgow, McMasters, Warren, Thomas. FBLA Supports March Of Dimes Through Business Members discuss various projects at a monthly FBLA meeting. FBLA. . .sold Tom Wat. . .sponsored various projects for March of Dimes. . .chain race. . .Walk-a-Thon. . .made wastebaskets for Kindergarten children at Christmas. . .sold Vai-O-Grams. . .FBLA Week. . .District and State Leadership Conference. . .worked hard to be eligible for a state con- testant. . .FBLA. . .Future Business Leaders of America. ROW 1: S. Davis, Hist.. Photo.; D. Glasgow. Rep.; J. Isbell. Pres.; P. Rains. V-Pres.; B. Spencer. Sec.-Treas.; R. Miller. S.C. Rep. ROW 2; L. Gambill. V. Holt; S. Rutledge; J. Spencer; P. Faulkenberry; T. Taylor; M. Lamberson; K. Southard; B Bat- ton- W. Barker. ROW 3: M. Carriglito; D. Patterson; L. Yeager; D. Rouse; J. Stone; C. Bradford; D. Baker; T. Peck; S. Blaydes; D. Hancock; K. Davis; R. Spencer. ROW 4: S. McCord; R. Freeman; M. Spencer; K. Martin; D. Bell; R. Strickland; M. Timmons; G. Vincent; C. Rains. ROW 5: D. Looney; S. Wileman; K. Reeves; G. Taylor; K. Vestal Eureka Club ... as library assistants, they learned to check out books . . . read shelves . . . learned about reference materials . . . learned how to use the library to their advantage ... learned that the library is one of the few quiet places left in the world. Christmas Land Court Danny Looney. Ricky Freeman. Sharon Davis. Learon Gambill. Danny Bell, Jerri Stone. Senior High Science Club. ROW 1: Mark Jennings. Sec.; Batten; Vikki Vincent; Tanya Smith; Sherry Webb; Tina Dana Holmes. V-Pres.; Roger Elrod. Pres.; Gale Parsons, Morrison; Paulette Rains; Jackie Holt. ROW 3: Terry Bandy; S.C. Rep. ROW 2: Carol Hancock; Terri Stevens; Barbara Mark Elrod; Donald Glasgow; Butch Warren; Bobby Nix. Exploring Through Science Junior High Science Club. ROW 1: Cathy Moore. Sec.- Treas.; Marty Timmons. Rep.; Danny Looney. S.C. Rep.; Malissa Lamberson. Pres. ROW 2: Maxanne Sanders; Rhon- da Bowers; Ginger Baker; Lisa Wilson; Jayne Emerson; Sheila Spencer; Sandra Davison; Mae Isbell; Teri Parish. ROW 3: Stacy Rutlege; Lisa Spencer; Bernita Broughton; Jessica Vincent; Melissa Elrod; Rebecca Hogan; Learon Science Clubs . . . explored . . . ex- perimented . . . discovered . . . learned by doing . . . planned and worked toward the main event of the Science Club-the annual Science Fair. Gambill; Deborah Ferguson; Valerie Holt. ROW 4: Ann Isbell; Jerri Stone; Robin Qualls; Kessia Baker; Craig Rains; Lowell Hammett; Tommy Scott; Debbie Rouse; Rhonda Roedell. ROW 5: Vickie Warren; Terri Morrison; Teresa Taylor; Gaylon Taylor; Kenny Vestal; Mike Spencer; Robert Good- son. Paper Staff: L TO R Donna Nance, Col.; Charlotte Patrick, Col., Photo.; Stella Blaydes. Elem. Editor; Wanda Barker, Asst. Editor; Allen Golden, Sports Editor; Joan Hutchison, Typist; Susan Faulkenberry, Clubs Editor: Steven McCord. Mimeograph Opr.; Malinda Lamberson, Editor-in-chief. Journalism staff... breathed a sigh of relief everytime a deadline was met . . . then started on the next paper and Journalism Staff Produces Paper And Yearbook yearbook shipment. Paper Staff... learned the art of stenciling and produc- ing a good paper . . . typists . . . editors . . . operators . . . columnists ... all worked together to produce the traditional Spotlight newspaper. Yearbook staff. . . though of new ideas for pictures . . .wrote copy and headlines .. . sold ads to help pay for year- books ... photographer... business manager... editors ... these people worked until they had put together one of the finest yearbooks ever. Yearbook Staff: L TO R Paulette Rains, Asst. Editor; Darlene Hancock. Photographer; Denise Spurlock, Editor-in-chief; Vicki Watts, Business Manager. Mixed Chorus. ROW 1: Clarissa Baker. Vickie Warren, Ann Isbell. Dana Holmes. Gale Parsons, Vickie Smaliman. ROW 2: Terri Morrison. Debbie Rouse. Jerri Stone. Tina Morrison, Charlotte Patrick, Barbara Swain, Sherry Stevens. Jackie Holt. Debbie Knight. ROW 3: Malinda Lamberson. Paulette Rains. Stacy Rutledge. Carol Bradford. Denise Spurlock, Darlene Hancock. Pattie Faulkenberry, Sherry Webb, Malissa Lamberson, Delores Thomas, Teresa Taylor. ROW 4: Mark Hogan, Donny Hogue, Bobby Metcalf, Steven McCord. Mike Spurlock. Butch Warren, Johnny Isbell. Ricky Freeman, Kent Reeves. Mark Jennings, Gary Spencer. Ran- dy Mink. Sing And Rejoice Gladly This year over forty students chose to participate in Sr. High Choir. These students gave up their spare time to learn music and practice for Regional, and then State try-outs. Each person had to learn to con- trol his voice and to blend in with the other members of the choir until forty voijes became one. CHAMBER SINGERS: Jerri Stone, Gary Spencer, Dana Holmes. Mike Spurlock, Terri Morrison, Butch Warren. Delores Thomas. Roger Elrod. Denise Spurlock. Malissa Lamberson. Donny Hogue. Tina Morrison, Randy Mink, Teresa Taylor. Bobby Metcalf. Gale Parsons. Johnny Isbell. Vickie Warren. 66 Girls Ensemble GIRLS ENSEMBLE: Terri Morrison, Clarissa Baker. Jerri Stone, Vickie Warren. Paulette Rains. Tina Morrison. Charlotte Patrick. Stacy Rutledge. Darlene Hancock. Denise Spurlock, Pattie Faulkenberry. Gale Parsons. Vickie Smallman, Delores Thomas. Malissa Lamberson, Sherry Webb. Dana Holmes. Teresa Taylor. All-Region Choir Members All-Region Choir Members. ROW 1: Jerri Stone. Terri Morrison. Denise Spurlock. Teresa Taylor. Dana Holmes. ROW 2: Johnny Isbell. Steven McCord. Roger Elrod. Bobby Metcalf. Butch Warren. Boys Ensemble BOY ENSEMBLE: Mark Hogan. Ricky Freeman. Mike Spurlock. Butch Warren, Steven McCord, Kent Reeves, Mark Jen- nings. Roger Elrod. Bobby Metcalf. Randy Mink. Donny Hogue. Gary Spencer. Johnny Isbell. Jr. High Singers-Training Young Voices Girls’ Chorus ROW 1: Davis, Spencer, Skaggs, Yeager. Gambill, Baker, Holt, Davison, Patterson, Winters. ROW 2: Roedel. Bowers. Sanders. Clinton. Davison. Carriglitto, Isbell, Webb. Hogan, Vincent, Emerson. ROW 3: Spencer. Broughton, Barnes. Coffey. Hoozer. Ferguson, Elrod. Pagan. Thomas. Whitlock, Bandy. Emerick. Mixed Chorus ROW 1: Spencer. Sanders. Yeager. Roedel. Hogan, Vincent, Holt, Gambill. ROW 2: Barnes, Bowers. Ferguson, Elrod. Baker. Isbell, Webb. ROW 3: Stevens. Spencer, Gray, Henley, Timmons, Hammett. Cope. Spencer. BOYS' ENSEMBLE: Hammett. Spencer, Tim- mons, Gray. Henley, Spencer. Stevens. Cope. Pep Club Helps Bring About Spirit Of The Fifties During Spirit Week Pep Club . . . helped to make Spirit Week a big success ... went to the basket- ball games and yelled for the Yellowjackets . learned cheers . . . and supported the Jackets. ROW 1: D. Spurlock. V. Watts: C. Hancock; D. Holmes; T. Morrison. Co-Captain; G. Parsons. Captain; C. Moore; V. Warren. ROW 2: M. Lamberson; D. Rouse; D. Hancock; J. Stone; M. Sanders; R. Roedel; R. Bowers; A. Webb; M. Isbell. ROW 3: B. Spencer; M. Lamberson; A. Isbell; R. Qualls; J. Thomas; L. Norman; T. Smith; D. Ferguson; J. Vincent. ROW 4: T. Taylor; P. Rains; J. Holt; D. Knight; C. Thomas; T. Stevens; P. Faulkenberry. ROW 5: L. Hammett; T. Scott; S. Rutledge; D. Pendergraff; T. Osborne; J. Fletcher; T. Osborne. ROW 1: Dana Holmes. Captain. ROW 2: Malinda Lamberson; Carol Hancock. ROW 3: Denise Spurlock, co-captain; Paulette Rains; Brenda Spencer Senior Cheerleaders Promote School Spirit. Cheerleaders work on 1974 Homecoming throne. Spirit is shown by Senior cheerleaders. Sideline yells add to school spirit. Senior cheerleaders boost team at an away ballgame. L TO R; Malissa Lamberson, captain; Rhonda Roedel; Stacey Rutlege; Debbie Pendergraff; Jerri Stone, co-captain; Max- anne Sanders; Debbie Rouse. Junior Cheerleaders Stand Behind Their Team. JUNIOR A TEAM: Tommy Scott. Craig Rains, Danny Looney, Mike McDaniel, Billy Webb. Scotty Stevens Gaylon Taylor Jerry Ferguson, Carbert Rodgers. Danny Bell. KNEELING: Coach Sidney McHaffey The Junior basketball players of 1974 learned that you don't have to be on the Senior team to be a good ball player. They learned that practice makes perfect, and that you must practice to win. They experienced the sweetness of victory and acceptance of defeat. The Junior Jackets won third place in the Pre-Holiday tourney at Monette. 72 The next play Is explained by Coach Sidney McHaffey before the players return to the court. Prepared to take the ball away and toward their own goal is Rickey Scott. Danny Looney, and Carbert Rodgers. Junior Team Strives For Perfection SEVENTH GRADE TEAM: Chris Davis. Randall Gulley. Bobby Hutchison. Danny Walker. Hal Onstead. Steve Smallman, David Holt, Nicky Freeman, John Barker. 73 Junior Jackets Had Successful Season Bay 56 Lake City Opponent 31 Bay 50 Weiner Opponent 54 50 Brookland 30 39 Valley View 40 50 Tuckerman 36 39 Nettleton 29 32 Valley View 61 46 Cross County 12 48 Monette 49 50 Turrell (Monette Inv.) 36 59 Brookland 35 36 Monette (Monette Inv.) 39 57 Earle 48 32 Harrisburg 33 50 Westside 48 40 Westside 39 64 Earle 49 32 Weiner (Monette Inv.) 58 55 Parkin 46 36 Monette 38 54 Lake City 46 56 Manila 57 52 Nettleton 39 41 Marked Tree 47 45 Trumann (Pre-Holiday) 34 40 Weiner 46 46 Monette (Pre-Holiday) 60 43 Parkin(District Tourney) 41 44 Westside (Pre-Holiday) 37 42 Cross County (District Tourney) 46 Senior Scoreboard ■ s Opp one Lake C Jettleton (Pr -HolidayJ M£pM (Pre-Holiday) Mani®(Pre-Holiday) |Wemv galley View Jonesboro (NEA T ourn Cross County Nettleton wm | •Tuckerm j Harrisbura WestsideA Monette r Manila J Marked TjjMte. Weiner Trumann Parkin 89 64 . JQ 8 69 55 _ Ji A 57 ked 6 ree Harrisburg Marked Tree (District Sponsored by: Bay Gin and Mercantile Co. Senior Team Wins Third Place 76 In Pre-Holiday Tourney LEFT TO RIGHT: Russell Timmons Harvey Kimberland Kent Reeves Barry Vincent Roger Elrod Mark Jennings William McMasters Jimmy Moss Donald Webb Ricky Freeman Mike Thomas KNEELING: Coach Ron Boggs NOT PICTURED: Randy Ferguson 77 Senior Team Trudges Onward Toward Victory «n Coach's Staff Keeps The Teams Informed SEATED: Teresa jay|°r jr st10t chart; Sherry Webb, statist!- Randy Onstead. Derick Mink, Coach Sid McHaffey. Coach cian; Vicki Watts, Sr. shot chart. STANDING: Randy Bowers, Ron Boggs. Not pictured, Ronnie Ward, The spirit ot the Junior Jackets kept them going all through the season. 80 Coach’s Staff. . .worked at all the ballgames, home and away. . .kept books during the game. . .jump shot charts. . .rebound charts. . .scorekeepers. These people did the work at the ballgames that everyone takes for granted. The coach's staff played a vital role in this year’s basketball. One-two-three-hustle! Is the cry of the Jackets as they work out the next defensive plan. STANDING: Rufus Brown. Bill Taylor. Tim Ferguson. David Hundley. Greg Toddy. Chris Gray. Steven Gulley. Barry Pankey. Kenny Lampkin. Wesley Johnson. Clay Musto. KNEELING: Charles Smith. Barry Kimberland. Jef- frey Stevens. Ronnie Taylor. Daniel Hundley. Glen Nix. Dale Hogan. David Noble. Jimmy Rodgers. Elementary Basketball Team Charges On, Facing Victory And Defeat Sponsored by: Prince Phillip’s Antiques 81 Baseball Team In Action Come on, throw the ball. Don't give upl We haven't lost yet. They played to win yet never were they discouraged at a loss. These young athletes, participated and strived for perfection. The members of the team, competed as a unit, fulfilled those dreams of success and fame. Baseball - the All - American sport. Me. a pitcher? Batting average 0.1. Volleyball This year’s “A” and “B teams bol received third place trophies in the coun tournament. These girls practiced aft school and at night to perfect their tean They played neighboring schools for pra tice, learned to work as a team, and learne coordination and skill through their hours c practice. KNEELING: Malinda Lamberson Brenda Spencer Teresa Yancey STANDING: Stacy Rutledge Debbie Pendergraff Mrs. Hamrick, sponsor Malissa Lamberson Shirley Cook “A” Team “B” Team ROW 1: Jerri Stone Tammy Osborne Bonnie Sullins Susan Faulkenberry Renee Miller Sherry Stevens ROW 2: Joyce Boyd Teresa Taylor Vicki Smallman Mrs. Hamrick, sponsor Barbars Sullins Charlotte Thomas Jackie Holt ROW 1: Malinda Lamberson. Bonnie Sullins. Brenda Spencer. Renee Teresa McGill. Teresa Yancey. Stacy Rutledge. Teresa Taylor. Malissa Miller. Barbara Sullins. Charlotte Thomas. Tammy Osborne. Jackie Holt. Lamberson. Jerri Stone. Debbie Pendergraff. ROW 2: June Hammerick, Coach. Brenda Sanders. Tonya Osborne. Girls Learn Coordination And Skill Through Softball And Other Sports Badminton provides fun for Tammy Osborne and Barbara Sullins during their P.E. class. Carol Hancock Named Miss Campus Queen 1974 Campus Queen . . . excitement . . . smiles . . . lovely gowns . . . beautiful girls of all sizes and ages. Each girl felt a bit of nervousness as her name was called. Campus Queen created a glimpse of beauty and loveliness for everyone. JUNIOR MISS SENIOR MISS Stacy Rutledge Carol Hancock TINY TOT LITTLE MISS Amy Parish Kim Vestal 85 SENIOR MISS: Firs. Alterna.e-Tina Morrison. Queen-Carol Hancock. Second JUNIOR MISS: Second Alterna.e-Deborah Ferguson. Queen-S.acey Alternate-Brenda Spencer. Rutledge. Firs. AI.erna.e-Maxanne Sanders. LITTLE MISS: Second Alternate-Penny McDaniel. Queen Kim Vestal. First Alternate- Tammy Spencer. TINY TOT: Queen-Amy Parish. Not pictured. First Alternate-Sherri Fletcher. Second Alternate-Ruthie Futrell. Smith, Bowers Reign As Senior High Queen Dona Smith Junior High Queen Rhonda Bowers 1973 Homecoming Queens Administration. . . Working For The Betterment Of The Students Administration. . .worked with the students. . .assisted the faculty members. . .con- ducted the business of the school. . .were always there when we needed them. The superintendent, principals, and school board were an essential part of the 1974 school year. Mr. Jim Parrish talks to a parent, carrying out one of his many duties as superintendent. Records of ail the students play a very important role in Mr. Arthur Cooper's job as The grade school principal. Mr. John Wiles, handles all the grade high school principal. school problems with efficiency. SCHOOL BOARD: Mrs. Jennie Holmes. Secretary; Mr. Marvin Elrod; Mr. Howard Davis. President; Mr. Bill Stone; Mr. Shanley Vincent. As secretary to the superintendent. Mrs. Sue McMasters has various tasks to complete each day. The high school principal's secretary. Mrs. Jackie Reeves, keeps the of- fice in order as well as doing her other chores. High School Teachers Help Students The roll book plays an important part in Mr Tom Barber s work since he teaches Jr. High math and Chemistry Lab. Mr. Barber also sponsors the 8-1 class. The Freshman class sponsor, Mrs. Rosemond Carlson, also teaches English Literature. Teachers. . .learned that the combination of patience, understanding, discipline, and the will to teach makes a good teacher. These teachers helped students at BHS learn and helped students to learn to help themselves. The students at Bay High School have learned to respect the teachers, realizing they play an essential role in their lives. Along with teaching math. Mr Wilburn Horner also sponsors the Sophomore class. 92 To keep herself busy. Mrs. Debbie Findley directs Jr. and Sr. plays, as well as co- sponsoring the Senior class and teaching English. As a teacher of Junior High English. Typing I. and Journalism. Mrs. Ruth Medlock still finds time to enjoy a Journalism party. She also sponsors the seventh grade. Prepare For Their Life Ahead As Jr. High Science Club sponsor. 8-2 class sponsor, and science teacher. Mr. Danny Blalock is always on the go. Science teacher Mr. Gene Denton also sponsors the Sr. Science Club and the Freshman class. Sponsor of 7-2 class, and teaching Jr. High English and history is what keeps Mr. Elmer Haley active. As a history teacher. Mr. Gale Yates also takes time out to co- sponsor the Jr. class. History teacher and Senior class co-sponsor Mr. Edgar Morrison is kept busy every minute of every day. Faculty Provides For The Along with being FBLA sponsor. Jr. class sponsor, accounting teacher, and typing teacher. Mrs. Lynnda Gambill also teaches Business Office Education. Home-Ec teacher and FHA sponsor Mrs. Mary Jane Nash demonstrates how to thread a needle on a sewing machine Along with his duties as shop teacher. Mr. Kenny Dunman is also co-sponsor of FFA. As Vocation Agriculture teacher, Mr. Kenneth Spencer demonstrates the techniques of a saw. He is also co-sponsor of FFA. Harmony and rhythm are two qualities stressed by Mrs. Sharon Ward, who directs Jr. and Sr. High choirs and teaches grade school music. Development Of Students' Minds The basics of ping pong is demonstrated by Mrs. June Hammerick who sponsors Jr. and Sr. Cheerleaders, as well as teaching P.E. Sr. basketball and baseball coach. Ron Boggs, bravely teaches Drivers' Education also. The Jr. basketball team and P.E. classes are kept on their toes by Coach Sid McHaffey. The librarian. Miss Anna Skaggs, sponsors the Eureka Club and also performs her tasks in the library efficiently. Guidance Counselor Mrs. Dorothy Gregson keeps busy as she also sponsors Student Council and teaches Vocations. Teachers Help To Mold Tomorrow’s Leaders The students learn to be creative in Mrs. Dugger's Kindergarten class. The first graders in Mrs. Gunner's class are fascinated by the art of coloring. Children give their attention to Mrs. Lamberson Kindergarten, as she shows them pictures. Elementary teach- er .. . they were the ones who got us started. They taught us the basic things in life . .. things we can not live without. Here is where we all started our education . . . this is where it all began. Grading papers is a daily job for Mrs. Coleman, first grade. Paperwork is one of the many tasks of Mrs. Hundley, migrant tutorer. A spelling lesson is given by Mrs. Lamber- son, second grade. In Mrs. Rutledges opinion, se- cond grade teachers have to learn to read also. Recess can be fun for all, even Mrs. Vincent. secon grade. An explanation of an assignment is given by Mrs. Kramer, fourth grade. Always standing by to help her students is Mrs. Den- ton. fourth grade. The Men From Mars” hold an interest for Mrs. Scott and her third grade class. Always ready to help her fifth grade class with any problem is Mrs. Morrison. “This is going to hurt you more than it will me Mrs. Metcalf assures her fifth grade student. This student knows that Mrs. Reagon. sixth grade, will help her with her project. As she prepares her lesson for the day. Mrs. Yates, migrant tutorer. pauses for a smile. The daily task of tidying her room is performed by Mrs. Hundley, special education. Intently watching her students remedial reading. Correction test papers is a time-consuming job for sixth grade teacher Mrs. Childs. busy at work is Mrs. Bruner, The time-consuming task of returning books to the shelves must be done daily by Mrs. Morrison, librarian. Sixth Graders. . . Getting Ready For Junior High Wesley Adams Joyce Barnes Danny Broughton Rufus Brown Bobby Butler Douglas Cornwell Dennis Davis Pam Davis Tammy Dickens Donnie Emerick Karen Emerick Tim Ferguson Carla Fults Charles Futrell John Higdon Rex Higgins Donna Holt Jeff Holt Deborah Hudgens Vickie Hudgins David Hundley Rosemary Jackson James McGill Kent McMasters Ricky Mellow Vicky Mink Darlene Mizell Gina Morrison Clay Musto Cathy Nance Rickey Pagan Barry Pankey Becky Parish Brian Peck Keith Phelps Deloris Sanders Dennis Smith James Snider Mark Spencer Bill Taylor Greg Totty Christine Walton Chris Ward Cindy Webb Charlotte White Sarah Whitlock Fifth Graders. . . Seeking Answers Danny Adams Mark Barnes Sandra Barnhill Sandra Beck Suzan Biford Lynn Birdsong Scott Black David Bond Donna Clairday Kenneth Cook Regina Cook Scotty Cope Carl Davis Charles Davis Linda Ferguson Teena Fletcher Deborah Gulley Robbie Hall Allen Hamilton Michael Hickey Gail Hill Timmy Hogan Judy Holmes Penny Jackson Lamar Jennings Wesley Johnson Barry Kimberland Kenneth Lamkin Donnie McHalffey Michael McHalffey Allen Metcalf Sheela Morgan David Mote Kevin Patterson Lesia Phelps Carla Pruitt Vicky Rawls Lari Richie Tracy Roedel Sharon Rouse Beverly Russell Pamela Russell Patricia Sanders Soundra Shempert Charles Smith Roger Spencer Buddy Thomas Tony Thomas Annette Travis Kim Vestal Greg Vincent Mark Ward Nola Ward Ronald West Barbara Willard John Williams Fay Woods Kaye Woods Randall Woods Dennis Yeager 100 Fourth Graders. . . Discovering New Worlds Joseph Abies Patsy Adams Beth Barnhill Edna Boyd Joe Boyd Nancy Cornwell Audie Cox Patti Davis Jerri Dedman Terri Dedman Susan Ferguson Jimmy Futrell Stephanie Gibson Chris Gray Doug Gulley Steve Gulley Sondra Hill Dal Hogan Daniel Hundley Charles Isbell Shane Johnson Pamela King Levi Kinman Mike Looney Vicky Maggard Terry McClellan Penny McDaniel Cherie Mellow Michael Mizell Vanessa Mizell Dennis Morgan David Nelson Tonya Nichols Glen Nix David Noble Sherry Onstead Lonnie Orsborne James Pipes George Pruitt Jimmy Pruitt Dean Reeves Matthew Richey David Roberson Jimmy Rodgers Regina Rodgers David Sanders James Sanders Bruce Spencer Tammy Spencer Rickey Spillman Jeff Stevens Paul Sullins Rena Taylor Ronnie Taylor Laquita Thomas Mark Thomas Scott Totty Deeann Turman Allan Vincent Carvin Ware Joe Edd Weir Lisa Wileman Vernon Winters Joann Wood Edwin Yancey Third Graders. . . Asking “Why?” Billy Adams David Adams Gene Baker Laura Bond Eddie Bowman Wade Boyd Lisa Ann Brown Marlyn Kay Byrd Theresa Carriglitto Mike Champlin Melinda Clanton Melody Clanton James Davis Tracy Davis Bruce Dickens Steve Emerick Sherry Fletcher Linda Harris Julie Harvey Patricia Hickey Chris Holmes Molly Hudgens Melisha Humble Lisa Gail Jackson Pammye Jackson Tammy Jackson George Jones Jewell King Richard Kinman Mark Lamberson Terry Martin Dinah McHalffey James McMasters Lisa Moon James Moore Tammy Pankey Anna Parrish Marsha Phelps Marcus Pruitt Jo Ella Reed Charles Reeves Karen Rouse Steve Russell Perry Skaggs Kevin Smith Jim Spencer Laura Stevens Donna Stallings Tina Thomas Brian Timmons Laura Wells Jackie West Adam Williams Jerry Williams Dewayne Wilson Regina Wilson John Woods 102 Second Graders. . . Two Years Down, Ten To Go Donald Beck Donna Beck Pam Biford Jerry Birdsong Billy Brown Bobby Brown Jessie Clairday William Clairday Kay Cook Joe Cook Henry Dye Jerry Davison Charles Dedman Steve Despain Steve Douglas Russell Dunaway Rhonda Fletcher Timothy Frazier Pamela Futrell Dana Hamrick Melissa Hamilton Clayton Holt Kandy Jones Cynthia King Yvonne Kight Beverly Laird Wade Lamberson Linda Maggard Timothy Martin Boyd McMasters Jeffery Mizell Matt Moore Ken Moss Linda Nelson Jeffrey Preston Louther Reed Larry Reeves Annette Richey Tammy Rusher Melissa Sanders Pamela Skaggs Linda Smallman Cindy Snider Victor Spencer Anglia Sullins Sharon Sullins Beverly Taylor Jeannie Taylor Dale Thomas Jimmy Timmons David Trantham Mark Walker Kenneth Ware Randy Webb Clifton Whitlock Lori Wileman Ricky Woods 103 First Graders. . . They’ve Only Just Begun Jimmy Abies Pam Allen James Barnett Rebecca Bowman Ernest Boyd Virginia Brewer Melinda Broughton Alice Brown Bill Brown Wayne Butchlar Billie Jean Butler Matthew Byrd Bobby Cole David Cook Tammy Cope Jackie Crist Chad Dedman Kimberly Dedman Kerry Despain Jeffery Emerick Jacinda Gibson Joe Griffin Roxann Hall Jennifer Harvey Paula Hickman Ryan Holt Tracey Holt William Isbell Tiny Jackson Renee Lamberson Jason Lawrance Bobby Lyles Rhonda Maggard Dewayne Mangrum Nathan McMasters Jimmy Medlock Charles Mitchell Brad Montgomery Johnny Moody David Morgan Diana Morgan Mark Morgan Kim Peaster Violet Reeves Patricia Riley Rita Russell Leon Sanders Terri Smith Jody Thomas Karen Thomas Regina Turner Jeffery Weir Mary White Terri White Harold Willard Paul Wilson Tracy Wilson Kevin Wise 104 Kindergarten. Discovering Themselves And Others Jerry Adams Lisa Adams Kim Barber Scott Barnes Toni Biford Michelle Brown Tammy Bugg Michael Cole James Crist Cynthia Dye Tim England Aaron Fults Ruthie Futrell Gary Griffin Jimmy Griffin Heidi Hamilton Tabitha Hamilton Sonja Hicks Lonnie Holt Lynn Holt Kenneth Hoots Yolanda Howard Patrick Kimberland Michelle King Jodi Ladd Wade Moon Robert Norman Terri Norwood Amy Parish Teri Phelps Darren Pruitt Kelley Richie Mark Richie Todd Rooks Melissa Rush Lesa Rusher Mark Russell Julie Shempert Paul Spencer Rodney Spurlock Calhoun Walton John Webb 105 Little Jackets At Play Those Who Keep BHS Going COOKS. Mrs. Bess Armstrong. Mrs. Pearl O'Daniel. Mrs. Ethel Hogue. Mrs. Verbal Harp. Mrs. Lossie Hancock. Mrs. Dessie Knight. OFFICE AIDE. Joyce Byrd. OFFICE AIDE. Virgie Hamilton. BUS DRIVERS. ROW 1: Mrs. Joe McFarlin. Dorsey Pop” Hogue. Horner Davis. Gale Yates. ROW 2: Sid McHaffey. Danny Blalock. Hi Hamilton. Virgil Cochran. CUSTODIANS. ROW 1: Mrs. Mertie Brunner. Mrs. Lillie McLemore. Mrs. Johanner Jones. Mrs. Virgie Hamilton. ROW 2: Mr. Hallard Wells. Mr. Leroy Brunner. Mr. Dude Jones. Mr. Hi Hamilton. 107 Senior Directory WANDA BARKER-FBLA 3,4; FBLA Officer 4; Science Club 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; Beauty Review 3; Eureka Club 4; Campus Queen Contestant 1.2; Paper Staff 4; Assistant ED. 4; Class Favorite 1; Most Beautiful 4; Best Dressed 4; Ping Pong award 4; STELLA BLAYDES-FBLA 3.4; FBLA Officer 4; FBLA State Convention 3; Science Club 1.2; FHA 2.3.4; Eureka Club 4; Pep Club 4; Paper Staff 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Neatest 4; P.E. award 2; 3rd Place in Cotton Dress Review 2.3; Class Play 4; Sr. Play 4; GARY BOND-FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 3.4; Body Work award 3; Judging Team 2.3,4; Welding Team 3.4; Neatest 4; TOMMY DAVIS-Class Officer 1; FFA 1.2.3.4; Student Council 1; Most Courteous 4; Judging Team 3; SUSAN FAULKENBERRY-Science Club 1.2; Jr. Science Academy 1.2; FHA 1,2.3.4; FHA Officer 3; Campus Queen Contes- tant 3; Volleyball 2.3.4; Cheerleader 2; Captain 2; Paper Staff 4; Class Beauty 3; Sr. Play 4; Class Play 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Volleyball award 2; Ping Pong 2; Badminton 3; RANDY FERGUSON-Science Club 1; FHA Dream Beau 3; FFA 2,- 3.4; Judging Team 3; FFA Officer 4; Track Team 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3.4. Baseball 1.2,3,4; Best Athlete 4; Most Popular 4; Track Award 1; Baseball award 2; Basketball 3; Baseball trophy 4; Basketball trophy 3; PAM FLETCHER-FHA 3; Choir 4; Eureka Club 1; 2nd Alternate Miss Merry Christmas 1; Homecoming Maid 3; Most Courteous 4; P.E. award 2; DANNY FOWLER-Typing Team 3; FFA 2.3.4; Fire Marshall 4; Paper Staff 4; Most Sincere 4; ALLEN GOLDEN-FBLA 3.4, FBLA Officer 4; ASU Typing Team 3; Science Club 1.2.3; Jr. Science Academy 3; FFA 1,2.3.4; Judging Team 1.2.3.4; FFA President 4; FFA Officer 4; Student Council 4; Fire Marshall 4; Paper Staff 4; Class President 4; Class Play 3,4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Most Studious 4; Honor Roll 1.2; BILLIE HALFACRE-FHA 1,2; Most Likely to be Remembered 4. Volleyball award 1; DARLENE HANCOCK-FBLA 2.3.4; FBLA Officer 3.4; FBLA State Convention 3; Science Club 1,2; District Science Fair 2; FHA 1,2,- 3.4; FHA Officer 2.3; Choir 2.3.4; Girls Ensemble 2.3.4; Eureka Club 1,2,3.4; Eureka Club Officer 3; Eureka Club District Officer 4; Student Council 3; Cheerleader 1; Co-Captain 1; Class Officer 1.2; Best Personality 4; Miss Christmas Belle 4; Class Play 3,4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; P. E. Shuffleboard award 3; WAYNE HICKEY-FFA 1.2,3.4; Judging Team 2.3; Class Officer 1; Friendliest 4; Mechanic award 2.3; TERRI HOGAN-FHA 1.2.3.4; Choir 1; Girls Ensemble 1; Track Team 2; P. E. awards 1,2; DONNY HOGUE-FBLA 2,3.4; FBLA State Convention 3; Science Club 1.2.3; Choir 1.2.3,4; Boys Ensemble 2.3.4; Chamber Singers 3.4; Barber Shop Quartet 3,4; All Region Choir 3; FFA 4; Eureka Club 1; Track Team 1.2; Basketball 1.2; Pep Club 4; Class Officer 2; Class Play 3.4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Boys State 4; Most Cheer- ful 4; Music award 1; Drivers Ed. 1; JOAN HUTCHINSON-Science Club 1,2; Jr. Science Academy 1.2; FHA 1.2.3,4; Campus Queen Contestant 3; Cheerleader 1.2.3; Paper Staff 4; Class Officer 4; P. E. award 2.3; Cheerleader award 3; DEBBIE JOHNSON-FBLA 2.3.4; Science Club 2; FHA 4; Choir 4; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Maid 1; Fairest of the Fair 4; Math Club award 1; STEVE KELLEY-FFA 1,2.3.4; Judging Team 3; Parliamentary Team 1.2; FFA Officer 4; Most Handsome 4; Best Dressed 4; P. E. award 1; Welding award 1; Math award 1; MALINDA LAMBERSON-FBLA 3,4; FBLA President 4; FBLA Of- ficer 3,4; FBLA State Convention 3.4; Spelling Team 3: ASU Typ- ing Team 3; Science Club 2.3; Jr. Science Academy 3; FHA 1,2,3,- 4; Choir 4; Student Council 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball 1.2,3; Cheerleader 4; Paper Staff 4; Editor 4; Class Officer 1,3.4; Class Play 3.4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 4; Miss BHS 4; Best All Around 4; Algebra I award 1; Home Ec. I award 1; 1st Shuffleboard Singles 2; Softball award 2; Volleyball award 2; Badminton Singles award 1.3; Push Ups 2.3; Ping Pong Singles 1,3; P. E. award 3; STEVEN McCORD-FBLA 4; Science Club 1,2; Choir 4; Boys Ensemble 4; FFA 1,2.3,; Judging Team 1,2,3; Parliamentary Team 1.2.3; Eureka Club 1.2,3,4; Coach's Staff 2,3.4; Paper Staff 4; Class Play 3.4 Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Teachers' Pet 4; BOBBY METCALF-FBLA 2,3.4; FBLA State Convention 3; Science Club 1.2; Choir 1.2,3.4; Boys Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Chamber Singers 3.4; Barber Shop Quartet 3,4; All Region Choir 3; All State Choir 3; FFA 4; Student Council 1; Fire Marshall 3; Track Team 1; Basketball 1; Class Officer 1; Class Play 3.4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Boys State 4; Most Talented 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Music award 1; Horseshoes 3,4; RENEE MILLER-FBLA 2.3.4; Science Club 1.2.3; FHA 1.2.3.4; FHA Officer 3; Choir 4; Girls Ensemble 4; Eureka Club 1.2,4; Eureka Club Officer 4; Student Council 3.4; Campus Queen Contestant 3; Pep Club 4; Volleyball 2,3.4; Softball 1,2.3.4; Cheerleader 1,2; Homecoming Maid 2; Biggest Flirt 4; Most Cheerful 4; RANDY MINK-Typing Team 3; ASU Typing Team 2; Choir 1,2,3.4; Boys Ensemble 1,2,3.4; Chamber Singer 4; Barber Shop Quartet 3.4; FFA 3.4; Track Team 1; Basketball 1; Pep Club 4; Class Play 3.4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Cutest 4; DONNA NANCE-FBLA 3.4; ASU Typing Team 2; Paper Staff 4; Most Studious 4; P. E. award 2; JOHN NOBLE-FFA 1.2,3.4; Coach's Staff 1; Biggest Flirt 4; Most Likely to be Remembered 4; LYNN NORMAN-Science Club 1.2; FHA 1.2.3.4; Choir 1.2; Girls Ensemble 1; Class Play 3.4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Wittiest 4; CATHY PARISH-ASU Typing Team 3; FHA 1.2.3.4; Choir 1; Cam- pus Queen Contestant 1; Pep Club 1; Biggest Flirt 1; Shuffleboard award 2; CHARLOTTE PATRICK-FBLA 2.3.4; FBLA Officer 3.4; FBLA State Convention 2.3; Science Club 1.2.3.4; FHA 1.2.3.4; Choir 3.4; Girls Ensemble 3.4; Eureka Club 2.3; Eureka Club Officer 3; Student Council 4; Student Council Officer 4; Campus Queen Contestant 2; 1 st Alternate 2; Cheerleader 1; Captain 1; Coach's Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Class Play 3.4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Teachers' Pet 4; History award 2; Fairest of the Fair Contestant 4; PAULETTE RAINS-FBLA 2.3.4; FBLA Officer 3; FBLA State Convention 2.3,4; Spelling Team 2; Shorthand Team 3; Typing Team 2; Science Club 1.2.3.4; Science Club President 3; Science Club Officer 3; Jr. Science Academy 3.4; Jr. Science Academy Of- ficer 3; District Science Fair 1.2,3.4; State Science Fair 1.2; FHA 1.2.3.4; FHA Officer 4; FHA Federation Officer 3; Choir 2,3,4; Girls 108 Senior Directory Ensemble 3,4; Eureka Club 1.2.3,4; Eureka Club Officer 2.4; Stu- dent Council 2.3.4; Student Council President 4; Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Coach's Staff 1,2,3; Yellowjacket Staff 4; Assistant Editor 4; Class President 2; Class Officer 1,2,3; Class Play 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Girls State 4; American High School Student Merit 4; Most Outstanding 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Science award 1; Civics 1; Arkansas History award 1; Shuffleboard 2; United States Army Science Service award 1,3; Science and Humanities Symposium Delegate 3,4; WAYDE RASBERRY-Science Club 1; District Science Fair 1; FFA 1.2.3.4; Judging Team 1.2.3,4; Parliamentary Team 4; FFA Officer 4; Baseball 1; Most Dependable 4; DEBBIE RILEY-FBLA 3,4; Spelling Team 1; Typing Team 3; Bookkeeping Team 3; Science Club 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Choir 1.2; Fire Marshall 2; Campus Queen Contestant 1; Class Play 3; Jr. Play 3; Rescue Squad award 3; DONALD RUSSELL-Science Club 1; FFA 1,2.3,4; Eureka Club 1; Track Team 4; P. E. award 1.2; DONA SMITH-FHA 1.2,3.4; Choir 4; Girls Ensemble 4; Most Sincere 4; Most Bashful 4; BRENDA SPENCER-FBLA 2,3; Science Club 2,3; District Science Fair 2; FHA 1.2,3.4; FHA President 4; FFA Sweetheart 3; Beauty Review Buffalo Island 3; Eureka Club 4; Eureka Club Officer 4; Fire Marshall 3; Campus Queen Contestant 2,3; Pep Club 4; Volleyball 2,3.4; Softball 2,3.4; Cheerleader 4; Class Beauty 2; Class Officer 2.3; Best Cheerleader 4; Most Popular 4; Softball award 2,3; Volleyball award 2,3; English award 2,3; Badminton award 1st place doubles 3; GARY SPENCER-Science Club 1,2; District Science Fair 2; Choir 2,3,4; Boys Ensemble 2,3,4; Chamber Singers 2.3.4; Barber Shop Quartet 3,4; All Region Choir 1; FFA 2,3,4; Judging Team 2,3,4; Welding Team 3,4; FFA Officer 3.4; Student Council 4; Fire Marshall 3.4; Track Team 1.2; Basketball 1,2; Class Favorite 2; Class Officer 4; Mr. BHS 4; Most Outstanding 4; Choir award 2; Citizenship award 3; Track awards 2; Welding award 3; DENISE SPURLOCK-FBLA 2,3,4; FBLA Officer 3.4; FBLA State Convention 2,3,4; Shorthand Team 3; Typing Team 2; ASU Typing Team 2; Science Club 1.2; Science Club Officer 1,2; District Science Fair 1; FHA 1.2,3,4; FHA Federation Off. 4; Crisco award 1; Choir 2,3,4; Girls Ensemble 2,3,4; Chamber Singers 4; Eureka Club 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Officer 4; Pep Club 4; Softball 1; Cheerleader 1.4; Co-Captain 4; Yellowjacket Staff 4; Editor 4; Class President 3; Class Officer 1,2,3; Class Play 3.4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; American High School Student Merit 4; Most Dependable 4; Most Talented 4; English award 1; Softball award 1; Cheerleading award 1; Shuffleboard 1; BONNIE SULLINS-FBLA 2; FHA 1,2,4; Choir 1,2,4; Volleyball 1.2,- 3,4; Softball 1.2,3,4; Volleyball award 2,3,4; Softball award 2,3; Track award 3; BARBARA SWAIN-FBLA 4; FHA 4; Choir 4; Eureka Club 3; Eureka Club President 3; Basketball 1; Pep Club 1; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Paper Staff 1; Class Play 1; Friendliest 4; Outstanding Service award 1; Red Cross award 1; MIKE THOMAS-ASU Typing Team 2; Science Club 1.2; FFA 2.3.4; Judging Team 4; FFA Officer 4; Fire Marshall 4; Track Team 1,2,; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Best All Around 4; Best Per- sonality 4; Horseshoes award 4; JENNIFER TIMMONS-FBLA 1.2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; FHA 1,2,3; Choir 4; Girls Ensemble 4; Class Play 3.4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; BARRY VINCENT-FBLA 3; Science Club 1; FFA 2,3,4; Judging Team 3; FFA Officer 4; Track Team 1.2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Class Play 3,4; Wittiest 4; VICKI WATTS-FBLA 3,4; FBLA State Convention 3.4; FBLA Of- ficer 4; Typing Team 3; ASU Typing Team 3; FHA 3.4; Choir 2; Fire Marshall 4; Pep Club 4; Yellowjacket Staff 4; Class Play 3.4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Most Courteous 4; District FBLA Convention award 3.4; Typing I Team award 3; Shorthand I award 3; TERESA YANCEY-FBLA 4; ASU Typing Team 3; FHA 1,2.3.4; Eureka Club 1.2; Volleyball 1,2.3,4; Softball 1.2; Cheerleader 2; P. E. award 1; Volleyball award 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2; Softball 1,2; 109 • : : z ss ; At day's end students gather around the faithful yellow school buses. In a rural area such as ours, the school bus plays a very important role for almost every student who attends Bay High School. Nostalgia will perhaps someday dominate their memories of that old yellow bus they rode for twelve years. From the falling of golden bronze leaves in autumn to the bursting of radiant pink blossoms in early spring, the yellow school bus goes on its merry way. The New Is Here, But The Old Will Always Remain In Our Memories For 35 years, the students of Bay High School have taken P.E., played basketball, and cheered the Yellowjackets in this gym. By other schools it has been called Crackerbox , “Matchbox , and The Cave among other things. The BHS students have listened to all the remarks made about this gym, sometimes agreeing with them, but always defending BHS. 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Hwy 63 By-Pass P. O. Box 276 Jonesboro, Arkansas Phone 935-9150 H. B. Prince Jr. President and General Manager Phone 935-9645 NETTLETON DRY CLEANERS 4905 East Nettleton We Will Be Happy To Serve You” Phone 932-8718 Jonesboro Arkansas GILLIAM-HORTON FURNITURE CO. 230 South Main Street Jonesboro, Ark. 72401 Phone 932-2641 it’s the real thing 120 HAAG'S MEN SHOP Mini Mall Highway 63 Trumann, Ark. Phone 483-5174 Compliments Of WILLIAM S ESKIMO QUEEN Jonesboro Arkansas Stump Construction Co Joe$ CRAIGHEAD COUNTY OFFICIALS Save Time, Check With Us First For Your Favorite Record. If We Don't Have It We Have 48 Hour Order Service. Bill Clark County Judge Floyd Johnson County Sheriff Phone 935-8820 Andrew Easton County Tax Collector Dale Keller County Treasurer Top Tunes 413 East Monroe Jonbur Kenneth Burris Harold Thompson Opie Chambers County Tax Assessor County Court Clerk Circuit Clerk 121 W-M TYPEWRITER COMPANY LANGFORD'S BURIAL SOCIETY INC. 3517 East Nettleton Jonesboro, Arkansas 935-2375 Phone 932-6661 Jonesboro Arkansas Electronic Calculators Typewriters Adders Calculators Copiers Waymon Edgar Authorized Dealer Sales Service Rentals Parkview Homes Phone 935-9500 Contact Alton Holmes or Joe Payton Highway 63 BURK HALL PAINT 3519 East Nettleton Jonesboro, Arkansas Phone 935-2954 House Paints - Wall Paper Auto Glass Construction Glass Carpet Pepsis got a lot to give! THE KASUAL KORNER DRESS SHOP JONESBORO APPLIANCE CO. New and Used Amana Maytag Hotpoint Magnavox 500 South West Drive Phone 932-4911 Jonesboro Arkansas Bay Arkansas HILL’S PRO HARDWARE Bay Arkansas 123 TRUMANN READY MIX CO. Ready Mix - Concrete Any Time - Any Place HARLOW’S DONUT SHOP Jonesboro Arkansas Phone 483-5120 South Pine Trumann, Ark. Bank Of Trumann “Continuous Service Since 1911 Phone 483-6333 Trumann Arkansas Member FDIC 124 FREEZE INSURANCE POINSETT BURIAL ASSOCIATION Benefits Rendered By: Thompson Funeral Home 220 Viva Drive —Phone 483-6311 Trumann, Arkansas “Service Since 1905 Writing All Forms Of Insurance 409 South Main WILSON'S STUDIO Jonesboro Jonesboro Arkansas PIT BAR-B-Q 125 5325 E. Nettleton Hwy. 63 932-8964 Compliments BILL BROWN 126 For The Best In Insurance See Or Call: ERIC ROGERS SONS INSURANCE AGENCY 407 South Main Jonesboro, Arkansas GRADY INSURANCE AGENCY 412 Madison Jonesboro, Arkansas TOWN COUNTRY INSURANCE AGENCY 44 Southwest Drive Jonesboro, Arkansas UNITED INSURANCE AGENCY 107 East Avenue Jonesboro, Arkansas MIDWEST RUG CO. R. B. Robison, III (BoB) Phone 501-932-1133 Residence 501-935-1064 LADD’S CAFE Carpet Center for over a quarter-century! University Center Shopping Center Jonesboro, Arkansas Bay Arkansas SINGER FURNITURE FULTS SPRING CREST DRAPERIES The Worlds Best Products by the South’s Finest People Trumann Arkansas 106 Main Street Bay, Arkansas Phone 781-3670 128 TERRY OSMENT AUTO SALES 2910 E. Highland Jonesboro, Arkansas Harold Osment Larry Bratten MELTON BROS. JOHN DEERE PARTS, SALES SERVICE Phone 935-5564 300 Burke Street Jonesboro Highway 63 North Trumann Quality Farm Equipment JAY’S SLACK SHACK It Pays To Shop At Jay's 405 South Main Jonesboro Phone 935-9615 We Take Pleasure in your Personal Pride GEORGE’S JEWELRY IN THE MODERN MANNER 4929 E. Nettleton Arkansas 129 Jonesboro A BANK OF NETTLETON Oldest Bank In Craighead County Downtown Branch Main at Matthews MAIN OFFICE 4902 E. Nettleton Jonesboro, Arkansas Main Office Bay Auto Bank Bay, Arkansas Caraway Plaza Auto Bank Caraway Plaza Shopping Center Jonesboro, Arkansas 130 CASH BUILDERS JEFF DAVIS COAL CO. SUPPLY COMPANY For Fast, Friendly Service 4109 East Highland 932-8481 Phone: 483-5112 Jonesboro, Arkansas Melton Avenue Leonard Gramling Floyd (Corky) Cornelison SHOPPING CENTER Caraway Plaza Caraway Plaza ARNOLD'S MUSIC STORE PLAZA TWIN CENTER BROWN'S COIN LAUNDRY WEST, 1 HOUR CLEANER SHAINBERG’S GRISHAM’S STERLING’S SKAGG'S DRUG CENTER WILLIAM’S SHOE STORE DREIFUS-PARKS KENT’S SAFEWAY SHONEY’S BANK OF NETTLETON BASKIN ROBBINS COMMERCIAL CREDIT 131 UNION GLASS CO. Auto Glass - Desk Tops - Mirrors Office Phone 932-6942 Office Machines - Furniture Sales Service Since 1932 Ralph Childs Mike Childs Phone 932-6655 Jonesboro Arkansas Hwy 39 South Go Yellowjackets Go Jonesboro, Arkansas A G Auto Parts “Large enough to supply you Small enough to know you” 132 Jonesboro and Marked Tree TRUMANN Delco Auto-Life FLORAL SHOP BERG’S AUTO PARTS FTD Florist Teleflora Hwy 63 Phone 483-5231 Trumann, Ark. 483-7320 312 Mildred Trumann, Arkansas Everything Automotive All Occasions Gates Temkin DON TOOMBS TRUMANN CAMPBELL Your State Farm Agent DRUGS 2609 E. Nettleton Ave. Walgreen Agencies Jonesboro, Arkansas Phone 483-6439 or 483-6414 Business 932-8500 Residence 932-6408 Trumann, Arkansas VARSITY MARTIN FURNITURE RESTAURANT MARTIN CLEANERS 24 Hour Service Saturday and Sunday Trumann Arkansas 2 A.M. Week Nights Private Dining Room Phone 483-9623 Harry and Erma First National Bank Of Poinsett County Hyneman Insurance Agency American Pioneer Life Insurance Co. TRUMANN TOGGERY Chicken Shrimp Stockade Toast Open 11 AM to 9 PM Daily Open 7 days a Week Jonesboro South Caraway Rd. 135 Phone 935-0320 Mercantile: for the people. fTl MERCANTILE Dbank MEMBER FDIC Church at Huntington Jonesboro, Ark. Bay Auto Bank Bay, Ark. Jonesboro Automobile Dealers Association Abernathy Motor Co. Aucock Pontiac Co. Central Chevrolet Co., Inc. Indian Oldsmobile, Cadillac McCarty Motor Co., Inc. Moon Toyota Sales Service O’Neal Ford, Inc. Rogers Motors, Inc. Thomasson Buick-Opel University Volkswagon Porshe Audi Co. 136 Hightowers Shake Shop Fresh Fruit Flavored Milk Shakes and Malts Real Pit Bar-B-Que Homemade Pizzas Shrimp Baskets Fish Chips Phone Your Orders In For Fast Service Phone 781-3611 HOLT LUMBER COMPLIMENTS OF AND HARDWARE CO. “Everything for the Builder” Charline Morrison Marcelle’s Ready Mixed Concrete Craighead Electric Micheals The Olive Branch Dick Davis The Queen's Parlor Phone 483-6341 Emerson's Funeral Home Tucker Beauty School Highway 63 L G Deep Rock Wilson's Studio Trumann, Arkansas 137 We Stop The Pace For One Moment To Reflect fri As the doors close for the last time, another school year has ended. Some will come back tjut others will return only through the pages of this book. We will become again a sophomore. . .a junior. . .a sehioc, reliv- ing the events of the 1974 school year. i J . The first thought that comes to our minds when completing this yearbook « happiness; however, it's s(d, too, when we realize that another year has come to an end. Everyone will go different ways, butW the staff, hope that when they go those separate ways, they will be happy to take with them memories shown iri thus year- book , j. I A , In the distant future, after we have left Bay High School, we can turn once again toJour YELLOWJACIfET and find the familiar faces, cherished autographs, and special events which are the memories of our high school days. Then we will understand what they meant when they said, These are the bes years of your lives 138 Sponsored by: Oxford Chemicals Prom 1973 . . t fv- ’ ,; 'M- s p|: '. ■ ' -•• , . -; -- y ...... . • • z-rK -- - ‘ '• S? - . V -- - - •'ST •' V .- N- . f 2T -J4 -. ' T ®C- .. V 2� .-.•: - .- -- '•• _ .: -V“ Ski . jC -. -. y •-«■'- - V fX - ' - t. • • cjd %■- . 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