Bismarck High School - Yesteryears Yearbook (Bismarck, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1968 volume:

:- t •• •• f£ Sfe ''; W • : ' w$ t : ;v ixr s 4?Xi % £ +■ j v £ 1-$-;-' s?££. V - • ■ ‘ ?. ;• m - I'm® I f fiySS xs4' • - - . • m' ■. A'i-. $ VOLUME 23 1968 BISMARCK HIGH SCHOOL BISMARCK, ARKANSAS Contents DEDICATION PERSONNEL BUILDINGS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING Alma Mater TO OUR DEAR OLD ALMA MATER WE WILL SING THIS SONG. THROUGH THE YEARS YOU HAVE BEEN FAITHFUL, NOBLE, TRUE, AND GREAT, AND STRONG. WITH YOUR STATELY PORTALS STANDING AND YOUR DOORS OPEN WIDE TO THE GOALS OF WISDOM'S LORE. ALMA MATER, ALMA MATER OF YOU OUR VOICES SING, IN PRAISE OF ALL YOUR BLESSINGS, AND THE HONOR OF YOUR NAME. WE WILL PROUDLY BEAR THE BANNER FOREVER KEEP IT FLYING HIGH, SO WE DRINK A TOAST OF LOVE TO OUR DEAR OLD BISMARCK HIGH. 2 Foreword Dedication Sarah Kilby We the Annual Staff of 1968 wish to dedicate the Yesteryear to Mrs. Sarah Helen Kilby. We are extremely grateful for her encouragement, her hard work, and unselfish devotion, for she has made our home economics department what it is today. She received the 1967 honorary membership in the State Future Homemakers of America. 4 Maintenance Cooks Gertrude Bray Nellie Diffee Maggie Thornton Bertha Wright Supervisor June McClenahan New De Roche Bus Drivers Clyde Oaks, Hays Hardage, Charlie Green, Otis Fendley, Dan Massey, J. K. Treadway, Wallace Diffee Omer Herrin Janitors Daily Gardner Oscar Sanders 5 School Grounds and Bismarck High School Building and Gymnasium Bismarck Elementary Building Buildings of Bismarck Bismarck Junior High and Auditorium 7 Home Economics Building and Cafeteria Agriculture Building Administration “Ours is the only country deliberately founded on a good idea.” John Gunther Superintendent’s Message I wish to use this volume of Yester- MR. WALLIS HOLT Superintendent B. S. E. M.S.E. year” to express my appreciation to the Student Body and Faculty of Bismarck Schools for an enjoyable year. Let each of us strive to make each school year better for the students. The “Yesteryear” Staff and Sponsor are to be commended for the preparation of the yearbook, a treasure that will grow more priceless as the years go by. MR. JOHN ORR High School Principal B. S. E. The Teachers in Various Activities During the school year teachers have more jobs than just teaching classes. Acquiring these jobs, they keep our school days running smoothly. The teachers teach their students in order for them to attain their goal in life; they don't necessarily have to dream the great dreams, but to do the great things. Mrs. Howell and Mr. Holt organize the Junior Homecoming. During the school year Mr. Holt does a lot of typing. Mr. Orr trains the boys in the field of basketball. 10 Board of Education The Board of Education had as its difficult goal the task of guiding our school of posterity to meet the demand of an ever-changing world of knowledge. PRESIDENT................................CUNTON COUNTS VICE-PRESIDENT......................................DALE ANTHONY SECRETARY...............................CLIFFORD McCLARD From left to right: Clinton Counts, Clifford McClard, Dale Anthony, Hollis Looper, and Waymon Prince. II Teachers Prepare Students MR. JACK BROWN Agriculture General Science Senior Sponsor MRS. O'NEAL COOK Math Junior Sponsor MRS. JAN COPELAND Commercial Civics Senior Sponsor MRS. WALKER FELTS Government Librarian Student Council Sponsor MRS. HERMAN HOMISHAK Mrs. Homishak and Mrs. Felts solving world problems? Shorthand Girls Physical Education 13 For Active Futures MR. HERMAN HOMISHAK Biology Assistant Coach Sophomore Sponsor MRS. DEWEY HOWELL Freshman English Seventh Grade Geography Eighth Grade History Freshman Sponsor MRS. JAMES MOORE English Annual Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor MR. JOHN ORR American History Coach Junior Sponsor Mrs. Cook teaches plane geometry. Mrs. Sharp, who teaches home economics, joined us at semester. MRS. GEORGE SHARP Home Economics General Science Freshman and Beta Sponsor And Better Lives Mrs. Moore prepares tests. Mr. Orr teaches past events in our American history. Mrs. Howell prepares for English class. Mr. Homishak teaches students the study of living things. Mrs. Homishak does secretarial work in the office. Substitute teacher Mrs. Bryan helping sophomore girls. 15 The Pleasant Memories ELIZABETH (CROW) AIKIN Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Crow HILDA ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Allert DANNY ASHLEY Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Williams RANDY ASHLEY Mr. and Mrs. Myrtic Ashley MURIEL BALL Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ball WOODROW BEATTY Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beany HOWARD BURRIS Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Burris 17 Are Those We Cherish JAMES BURTON Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Burton DIANE CHANCELLOR Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Chancellor GARY COBB DEBBIE COLVIN JERRY COLVIN Mrs. Ida Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Bob Colvin Mr. and Mrs. Bob Colvin WAYNE COOK Mr. and Mrs. O’Neal Cook 18 KAREN FENDLEY Mr. and Mrs. Benny Fendley Many Of These Moments MICHAEL FENDLEY Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fendley SUZANNE GARRETT Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Garrett NOEL GOOLSBY PAT HAMMOCK GARY HARDAGE Mr. and Mrs. Ovie Goolsby Mrs. Novella Hammock Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Hardage I MARSHA HARDAGE Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Hardage PAULA HARDIN Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Hardin 19 We Will Treasure Always JONNY HENSON Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Henson LARRY HORTON Mr. and Mrs. Buster Horton EUGENE HOWELL Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howell DONNIE HUGHES Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hughes SHIRLEY HUGHES Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hughes OWEN JONES Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones io RONNIE LEDBETTER Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ledbetter And Hold Dear To Our Hearts JAMIE LOOPER Mr. Fred Looper JOHNIFRED LUKER Mr. Fred Luker CHARLES MacFARLAND LINDA PRINCE DANNY SERRANO Mr. and Mrs. Johna MacFarland Mr. and Mrs. Bill Prince Mr. and Mrs. Don Russell CECILIA SHUFFIELD Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Shuffield DARREL SORTERS Mr. Fred Luker The Best Knowledge For The Future j ' SHIRLEY SOUTHERLAND Mr. and Mrs. Herman Southerland GARY WAIT Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wait MARSHALL WEATHERFORD Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Weatherford BILLIE WOODALL Mr. and Mrs. Leon Woodall DWAYNE YARBROUGH Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Yarbrough BISMARCK HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY Officers Strive For Greater Participation SENIORS: Pres. Wayne Cook, Vice-Pres. Gary Hardage, Sec. Muriel Ball, Rep. Debbie Colvin and Shirley Hughes, Treas. Shirley Southerland SOPHOMORES: Pres. Stan Smith, Vice-Pres. Bob Anthony, Sec. Floy Looper, Treas. Dian Allen, Rep. Mary Daniel and Gary Dyals JUNIORS: Pres. Kay Hardage, Vice-Pres. Jesse Dicus, Sec. Sharon Hughes, Treas. Carolynn Gray, Rep. Dennis Baswell and David Breashears FRESHMEN: Pres. Randy Ridgeway, Vice-Pres. Bobby Jackson, Sec. Linda Godwin, Treas. Rhonda Burton, Rep. Dana Dicus 23 The Junior Year, Which Is Filled Danny Abbott Buddy Ashley Gayle Ausley Mickey Ball Dennis Baswell Donald Beason David Breashears Patricia Burris Don Dean Jesse Dicus 25 The Juniors Hard At Work W ith Many Activities, Kay Dyals Carole Ewing Carolynn Gray Kay Hardage Phyllis Henson Martha Hughes Sharon Hughes Jimmy Jackson Wayne Lowe Loyd Louton 26 The Juniors had a Christmas party. Is Now Just A Memory Freddie Montgomery Helen Norton Roland Prince Wendell Prince Sandra Roberts Connie Serrano 27 Sophomores This nation was conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that honest men may honestly disagree ...” Elmer Davis Sherry Bray Dorene Breashears Cheryl Bunn 4«t Carolyn Beason Danny Beatty David Bost Randall Burris Sandy Chancellor Mike Collie Mary Daniel Barbara Davis Ricky Dicus Gary Duncan The Sophomores Are . . . Dian Allen Bob Anthony Patty Bates 29 Furthering Their Education Garry Dyals JoAnn Eason Mitchell Fendley Phil Gamer Dickie Garrett Billy Green Mike Hall Rodney Hardin Mary Henson Roma Hicks Maxine Honeycutt Carrol Hughes Linda Hughes David Ivy Brenda Jackson Donald Jones 30 To Live Better In The Future Donnie Lambert Ronnie Lambert Betty Looper Floy Looper Larry Looper Steve Lowe Debbie McClard Carolyn Orr Tommy Prater Jerry Prince Kathy Prince Tamara Shepherd Stan Smith Gary Thornton Marsha Thornton James Wilkie 31 Thomas Jefferson Freshmen Find Evon Allen Johnny Brown Rhonda Burton Sue Burton Alan Cansler David Dean Dana Dicus Dennis Dreyer Robert Foster Kay Fry Lillie Garner Linda Godwin Len Hall Marilyn Harkrider Darrell Henson Gayle Henson Janie Henson 33 New Surroundings Larry Hicks Darlene Honeycutt Janet Hughes Joyce Hughes Tony Hughes Ricky Ivy Bobby Jackson Billy Keeton Wayne Keeton 34 David Porterfield Randy Ridgeway Dwain Rosegrant Larry Rosegrant Vicki Sanders Shelby Sheets Greg Shinn Glenn Shuffield Sheila Tart Sheila Tims David Thomas Gary Thornton Mitchell Weatherford Ervin Weaver Rodney Whitfield Bobby Wilson Robin Woodall New Opportunities 35 Junior High “I have never had a feeling politically that did not spring from the Declaration of Independence . . . I would rather be assassinated on the spot than surrender it.” Abraham Lincoln MR. CLARENCE HOLT 7th Science, Sec. I 8th U. S. History, Sec. I Principal Junior High Faculty Because no voyage can be undertaken without a plotted course and destination, we have the teachers acting as our guides. With concentration on available material, they endeavor to MR. FLOYD LOOPER 8th Sponsor 7th and 8th Math 8th Science, Sec. I send all students on a straight course into the future. MRS. SHARON DRAKE 7th Sponsor 7th and 8th English 8th Science, Sec. II Teachers at work ... 37 The Eighth Grade Prepares Danny Bost Ann Bowman Pamela Burroughs Darie Burton Ronald Davis Linda Dean Ronnie Eason Kathy Ewing Karla Fendley Gale Fry Nelda Gamer Robert Garner Douglas Green Craig Hardage Dennis Hughes Rocklyn Hughes Royce Hughes Tommy Ivy Linda Johnson Vicki Jones 38 For Another Change . . . High School Shirley Keith Cynthia Lambert Ricky Lambert Jewell Loy Kenny Loyd Donna McClard Robin McClard Ricky Miller Freda Norton Gary Phillips Danny Pilcher Rickie Pilcher Henderson Prince David Robbins Mary Sheets Johnny Shuffield Debra Thornton John Whatley Gary Whitfield Diane Williams Zola Wilson Sherry Yarbrough Ellen Yates 39 Junior High Officers and Favorites 40 The Seventh Grade Enters Junior High Diane Allen Robert Boswell Corene Breashears Gerri Brown Terri Brown Ronald Buck Mike Cansler Cathy Colvin Tommy Davis Kenny Diffee Joy Dyals Tammy Ensley Mike Hammock Donna Hardage Everette Hardin Terry Hardin Brenda Henson Luke Henson Pam Henson Marchand Hilliard Mike Hilliard Bernice Honeycutt Alan Hughes Phillip Hughes Ronnie House Judy Keith Kathy Kellogg 41 They Seemed To Enjoy The Change Darla Kifer Donna Kifer Kenny Lambert Doug Lamm Pam Ledbetter Calvin Looper Eddie Looper Ricky Lowe Debby Loy Jerry Matlock Georgie Mattingly Randy McClard Linda McClard John Orr Charles Pilcher Weldon Prince Terry Richerson Alan Shields Gwen Shuffield Debbie Tankersley Bruce Thornton Susan Whatley Gene Whitley Karen Williams Gary Woodall Jerry Yarbrough 42 Brains at work I Who is the lucky girl? Waitl I'm not ready yet. Supposed to be studying I Listening to the teacher? They study so hard! Jr. High At Work??? Elementary “The winning of freedom is not to be compared to the winning of a game — with the victory recorded forever in history. Freedom has its life in the hearts, the actions, the spirit of men and so it must be daily earned and refreshed ...” Dwight D. Eisenhower Elementary Faculty From the past to the present these teachers have guided us through various phases of academic growth. They have been effective in giving every student fundamentals which will be essential for becoming better citizens. Through class association with each of these teachers we have come to know them as our friends. The Elementary Building. TOP RO : Mrs. Julia Smart, First Grade; Mrs. Joe T. Smith, Second Grade; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Clarence Holt, Third Grade; Mrs. Arlene Wilson, Third and Fourth; THIRD ROW: Mrs. Erma Looper, Fourth Grade; Mr. Clark Childress, Fifth Grade; BOTTOM ROW: Mr. N. C. Bryan, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Mary Lou Garrett, Remedial Reading. 45 The Sixth Grade In Preparation For Jr. High Jerry Allen Kay Anderson Beverly Anthony David Baswell Judy Beatty Greg Bray Rodney Cottrell Martha Daniels Anthony Dean Kathy Diffee Terry Eason Billy Garett Bruce Gamer Norma Hardage Libby Hughes Sherry Ivy Brenda Johnson Gwen Jones Steven Lambert Diane Lamm Nancy Lowe Patricia Phillipi Rodney Parker Rodney Proctor Donna Russell Lana Smith Tony Tart Jerry Wilkie Debra Willaims Johnny Williams Jimmy Wilson Jimmy Woodall 46 The Fifth Grade Are W orking Hard Judy Abbott Charles Ackers Linda Ashley Melinda Buck Jimmy Burroughs Kathy Cook Ricky Dian Joey Diffee Earl Eads Robin Fendley Carolyn Gamer Roger Garner Debra Godwin Judy Hall Renee Hardage Tina Hardage Ricky Herrin Kenny Hicks Toni Hodges Carlton Hughes Lauada Jones Robert Kellogg Douglas Ledbetter Diana Looper Allen Loy Donna Loy Jackie Loy Vince Loy Sandra McClard Richard Phillips Becky Prince Ricky Ridgway Sherry Scoggins Raymond Shields Donald Shuffield Ricky Sorrells Suzanne Stewart Danny Thacker Sheena Tims Pam Treadway Fourth Graders Are Looking Forward Marie Ackers Reginia Allen Terry Allen Julie Black Steven Burkhart Lynn Burroughs Susan Burroughs Scotty Diffee LeAnette Dixon Dean Foster Rita Garner Bobbie Garrett Gail Hall Beverly Harkrider Barbara Harris Diana Henson Renee Herrin Buddy Hodges Marty Holt LaRae Hughes David Jackson Grey King Teresa Lamm Kenneth Lookadoo Wayne McClard Johnny McNanna Dwayne Tankersley Donna Sue Williams Stephen Williams Jerry Woodall Kenny Woodall Pat Woodall Jennifer Yates 48 Combination Fourth Jane Hammock Lisa Johnson Janet Jones Linda Miller Ralph Moore Linda Pennington Ronda Prince Jan Richerson Danny Sheets Jay Sheets Garry Shuffield Darrel Thacker Ricky Tucker Scott Whatley Jill Whitfield And Third Enjoy School. Gina Lookadoo Becky Looper Lynn Miller Stevie Moore Lisa Mullings Kelley Orr Tamra Prince Theda Proctor Harold Rosenbaum Johnny Ross The Third Graders Are Enjoying School Barbara Abbott Greg Allen Debra Anderson Mike Ball Perry Brown Marcille Burris Phillip Burton Phyllis Burton Stuart Ford Eyvonne Fry Beverly Garner Eddie Godwin Jerry Hammock Lisa Henson Judy Hicks Gail Horton Mark Hughes Tim Jordan Cheryl King Diane Lambert Susan Lambert Tammy Sanders Gale Shuffield Joe Shuffield Anita Warren Randy Whatley Marshall White Diana Wilson Arnold Woodall David Woodall Not Pictured: Bonnie Dickerson 50 The Second Graders Have Adjusted Well Melba Acker Marty Ball Connie Bond Kitty Breashears Terri Buck Doris Burroughs Beverly Carpenter Lester Davis Gloria Eads Thomas Ensley Alan Foster Jan Garner Rita Hardage Karen Harkrider Morris Henson Timmy Hughes Dale Jackson Bobby Konkel Lesia Lambert Teresa Looper Tony Looper Randy Orr Kathlasn Phillips Melanie Prince Kathy Sanders Leslie Shields Ricky Sutton Tammy Treadway Roy Lee Walls Chris Woodall Not Pictured Wilma Dickerson Donald Staffey Eagerly, First Graders Enter a New Adventure Terry Aringe Eddie Breashears Jackie Brown Derinda Buck Debbie Burkhart Danny Burton Anita Copeland Becky Crow Connie Garner Shirley Godwin Art Hardage Melody Harrington Mitchell Harris Keith Hughes Darrell Lookadoo Erma Dean Looper Pam Lowe Becky Loy Blake Matlock Gail Miller David Phillips Kelly Prince Rob Rayburn Dwayne Runyan Pamela Sanders Suzy Still Bobby Sutton Terry Thacker Brad Thomas Greg Weatherford Brenda Woodall 52 Elementary At Work And Play Hoisting the symbol of our national government. Trouble brewing! Whatever it is, it must be interesting. It's a bird, it's a plane, it'saa volleyball! Don't just stand there - dodge! 53 New DeRoche Faculty MR. JAMES DRAKE 5th and 6th grades Principal The school we attend is a building which is a foundation for our future. One of the stones is the traits of character learned by joining together in activities - that of joining together and cooperating. These teachers place each stone in position with great skill and care. The building made will last ages because of its builders - our teachers. MRS. PRIMMIE BINGHAM 1st and 2nd grades MRS. JOYCE FRANKLIN 3rd and 4th grades New DeRoche Building 54 The Sixth Grade Prepares for Junior High Mike Dyer Mark House Garvis Hughes Jerry Hughes Karen Hughes Steve Hughes Terri Kirk Vicki Martin Darrell McClenahan Steve Pasley Pam Thornton Peggy Thornton The Fifth Grade Learns More Billy Beason Johnny Bowman Robert Crabb Ricky Denham Arietta Henson Debra Hughes Nina Hughes Brenda Keith Brenda McClard Bobby Pilcher Sherman Prince 55 The Fourth Grade And Eddie Collum Terry Collum Bobbie Colvin Paul Loyd Alan Hughes Ricky Hughes Susan Hughes Tammie Kirk Gregory Ray The Third Grade Enjoy School Patrice Bennett Debra Collum Teresa Hughes Charlene Kirk Rebecca Martin Jannie McClenahan Marty McClenahan Stanley Pasley Wayne Wheatley 56 The Second Grade Is Well Adjusted Milton Buck Diane Cansler Patrice Dean Wayne Dyer Rex Evans Mike Hall Terry Henshaw Arlan Henson Twilite Honeycut Teresa Hughes Timothy Lewallen Robin Matlock Stanley Nottenkamper Debra Ray The First Grade Learns New Adventures Philip Crabb Steven Dyer Greg Hughes Michael Hughes Michael Lee Hughes JoAnn Kirk Angie Luzador Ricky Matlock Tammy Pilcher Darrell Wheatly 57 FAIN 1-144 MARSHAU MAN lb MARIANAS IMANIb nillll I IWStWOjlMA'OKINAWA KOREA 1950- Athletics “If we win men’s hearts throughout the world, it will not be because we are a big country but because we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring.” Adlai E. Stevenson The Senior Team Closes with a 5-5 Season Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Captain Noel Goolsby, Donnie Hughes, Dwayne Yarbrough, Gary Wait, Darrel Sorters, Charles MacFarland, Gary Cobb, Danny Ashley, Larry Horton; SECOND ROW: Coach Homishak, Ronnie Lambert, Billy Green, Gary Duncan, Stan Smith, Bob Anthony, Dickie Garrett, Johny Henson, Danny Serrano, Mike Fendley, Robert Cox, Coach Orr; THIRD ROW: Tommy Prater, Donald Jones, Jesse Dicus, Carrol Hughes, Donald Myers, Buddy Ashley, Gary Dyals, David Breashears, Ricky Dicus; FOURTH ROW: Managers - Lloyd Louton, Freddie Montgomery, David Williams. Team Norphlet They 33 We 6 Rison 46 0 Bauxite 33 6 Gould 0 19 Harmony Grove 0 20 Foulke 13 37 Glenwood 6 18 Magnet Cove 27 6 Sparkman 26 7 Lake Hamilton 13 46 We are proud of this scoreboard which was erected in August. 59 The Senior Lion’s Practice And Captain - NOEL GOOLSBY Co-Captain - JONNY HENSON LARRY HORTON DANNY ASHLEY DARREL SORTERS Coach Orr gives the boys a few pointers. DANNY SERRANO MIKE FENDLEY 60 Teamwork Prevailed Throughout the Season GARY WAIT ■l DONNIE HUGHES The Seniors now retire after a good football season. CHARLES MacFARLAND EUGENE HOWELL DWAYNE YARBROUGH GARY COBB ROBERT COX 61 The Junior Team Makes the Most of the Year FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Gary Phillips, Ervin Weaver, Rocklyn Hughes, Ricky Allen, Gary Woodall, Gary Whitfield, David Robbins, Doug Lamm, Tommy Ivy: SECOND ROW: Coach Homishak, John Whatley, Darie Burton, John Orr, Royce Hughes, Robert Garner, Dennis Dreyer, Mitchell Weatherford, Bruce Thornton, Randy Ridgeway, Coach Orr; THIRD ROW: David Mattingly, Ronnie Eason, Carl Hughes, Greg Shinn, Rodney Whitfield, Bobby Jackson, Gene Whitley, Ronnie Anderson, Randy McClard, Allen Hughes: FOURTH ROW: Kenny Loyd, Ricky Lowe, Johnny Shuffield, Terry Richardson, Mike Hillard, Jerry Matlock, Ricky Miller, Ricky Looper, Weldon Prince. THE JUNIOR TEAM PREPARES FOR JUNIOR HOMECOMING. 62 MALVERN LITTLE LEAGUI FOUNDED 1 r ' « r ' ! s w t {Ct k vc w A ? to. VwA FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Steven Burkhart, Alan Hughes, Carl Hughes, Doug Lamm, Allen Hughes; SECOND ROW: Ricky Allen, Royce Hughes, Jerry Matlock, Weldon Prince, Terry Richardson; THIRD ROW: Coach Jimmy Allen, Carl Hughes, John Orr, Gary Whitfield, Randy McClard. Sports have an Important Part in School I THINK I understand, Mitchell, but, maybe you'd better explain it again! Isn't there a rule about one basketball to a game? Young Hercules? What is this, a basketball team or a chorus line? 64 Showoffs! The team's morale is boosted by a pep rally. Life for the Reasons Behind Them vV « Offense Defense 65 The Senior Boys Won County Title . . . KNEELING Randall Burris Bob Anthony Darrell Sorters Mike Collie Left to Right STANDING Dickie Garrett Wendell Prince Dwayne Yarbrough Ricky Whitley Howard Burris Marshall Weatherford David Bost Stan Smith 66 The Senior Girls Lost By a Small Margin Left to Right KNEELING Floy Looper Mary Henson Jamie Looper STANDING Linda Godwin Sandy Chancellor Cecilia Shuffield Pit Hammock Marsha Hardage Shirley Southerland Debbie Colvin 67 The Junior Teams STANDING, Left to Right: G. Fry, S. Tart, N. Garner, S. Burton, D. Honeycutt, E. Allen, D. Mc-Clard, K. Fry, R. Burton, G. Henson, C. Lambert; KNEELING: D. Dicus, D. Williams, P. Burroughs, M. Harkrider, E. Yates, K. Lamm, L. Johnson. Strive for a Better Season 68 STANDING, Left to Right: J. Orr, G. Whitfield, B. Jackson, M. Weatherford, D. Bost, R. Whitfeild, G. Whitley, R. McClard; KNEELING: R. Garner, T. Richerson, W. Prince, B. Thornton, R. Lowe, Manager, Carl Hughes. Do You Remember These Things? 69 4 Organizations “Before we put down our bets on a revolutionary movement, we have a right to ask that it, like ours, have the broad goals of freedom and human welfare clearly before it ” Clinton Rossiter Annual Staff Battles Deadline Dilemma After planning, picture-taking, and various other activities, we present to you the 1968 Yesteryear, but our efforts will have been successful only if it calls to mind the fond memories of your days at Bismarck. MRS. MOORE Sponsor: Mrs. Moore Editor: Shirley Hughes Business Manager; Karen Fendley Assistant Editor: Sharon Hughes Assistant Business Manager Kay Hardage SHIRLEY HUGHES KAREN FENDLEY Help!!! We have to send this shipment, today. Left to Right: SEATED: Shirley Hughes, Sharon Hughes, Karen Fendley, Kay Hardage, Mary Daniel: SECOND ROW: Joyce Hughes, Sherry Bray, Mrs. Moore, Sandra Roberts, Pat Hammock, Shirley Southerland, Donnie Hughes, Kay Dyals, Johnifred Luker, Jamie Looper; LAST ROW; Dewayne Yarbrough, Eugene Howell, Jesse Dicus. The Student Council, Voice of the Students Left to Right: 9th Senator Joyce Hughes, Treasurer Sharon Hughes, Vice-President Kathy Prince, Secretary Mary Daniel, 10th Senator Dian Allen; STANDING: 9th Senator Rhonda Burton, 10th Senator Billy Green, 12th Senator Muriel Ball, (not available - President Robert Cox, 12th Senator Gary Hard-age, 11th Senator David Williams and Donald Myers) The sponsor is Mrs. Felts. The Student Council was recently formed in the 1966-67 school year and four officers were elected. The candidates placed posters and gave speeches. They sponsored a Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Talent Program. President orders a paper pick-up. Student Council Gossip 72 The Beta Club is for Leadership Left to right: Historian Linda Prince, Treasurer Carolynn Gray, President Kay Hardage, Secretary Sandra Roberts, Vice-President Shirley Hughes. Beta members are chosen partly on the basis of their qualities of leadership. Realizing that a good school, a good community, or a strong nation depends on good leadership, the Beta Club strives to help students develop this quality to the greatest possible extent. The Beta Club members cooperate each other in various activities. 73 Future Homemakers Strive for a Better Tomorrow FIRST ROW: Right to Left, Officers - Kay Hardage Federation XV Secretary, President Sharon Hughes, Vice President Sandra Roberts, Secretary Mary Daniel, Treasurer Floy Looper, Reporter, Pat Hammock, Historian Carolyn Orr, Pianist Dian Allen, Song Leader Helen Norton. The F. H.A. is an organization which strives to help young girls leam more about homemaking. We welcome Mrs. Sharp as F. H. A. Sponsor. 74 Future Farmers Live by their Official Motto FRONT ROW Right to Left: Sponsor Jack Brown, President Bob Anthony, Vice President Wayne Cook, Sentinel Jimmy Jackson, Junior Advisor Ricky Whitley, Reporter Wendell Prince, Treasurer Danny Serrano. The official motto of the Future 75 The Lions’ Roar Staff Publishes School News Sponsor---------------------------Mrs. Jan Copeland Editors------------------------------ Marsha Hardage Assistant Editor--------------------Suzanne Garrett Basketball Boys - -------------- - - - Marshall Weatherford Girls------------------------ — Cecilia Shuffield Football — -----------Danny Ashley, Donnie Hughes Track------------------------------- - Mike Fendley Gossip---------------- Paula Hardin, Shirley Hughes Jokes and Cartoons----------------------------Dwayne Yarbrough Sales----------------Elizabeth Crow, Pat Hammock, Murial Ball Distribution--------------------------Randy Ashley News Staff; Grade School-------Hilda Allen, Dian Chancellor Junior High----------------------- - -Sandi Henson High School----------------------Billie Woodall Typists--------Shirley Southerland, Johnifred Luker, Jamie Looper, Debbie Colvin Art -- ---------------Shirley Johnson, Karen Fendley 76 Student Librarians Are a Great Help FRONT ROW Right to Left: President Larry Horton, Vice President Dian Allen, Secretary Carolyn Orr, Treasurer Carolynn Gray, Reporter Floy Looper, Historian Dana Dicus. The Pep Club Supports Their Team. 77 FRONT ROW Left to Right: Reporter Mickey Ball, President Linda Prince, Vice President Cecilia Shuf-field. Secretary Mary Daniel, Treasurer Dian Allen. 79 Class Favorites Junior Favorites CAROLYNN GRAY MICKEY BALL Sophomore Favorites CAROLYN ORR DICKIE GARRETT Freshman Favorites MARILYN HARKRIDER MITCHELL WEATHERFORD The Class Favorites were chosen January 29, 1968. They are chosen by their own classmates, by popular vote. Senior Favorites DEBBIE COLVIN WA YNE COOK 80 81 82 83 Valentines Each year the Beta Club sponsors a Valentine Royalty Contest. The candidates are chosen by their classmates. The class that collects the most money is crowned King and Queen of Valentine. Candidates for Valentine’s King and Queen Contest. Seniors JOHNIFRED LUKERand DONNIE HUGHES Juniors MARTHA HUGHES and LOYD LOUTON Sophomores QUEEN CHERYL BUNN and KING MIKE COLLIE Freshmen VICKIE SANDERS and MITCHEL WEATHERFORD 84 Junior High Who’s Who in ’68 During the school year the Junior High student body selects the people who they believe to be worthy of a title of Who's Who. These people represent their classes. 8th Most Dependable DONNA McCLARD DAVID ROBBINS 8th Most Attractive ELLEN YATES GARY WHITFIELD 7th Most Attractive CINDY HOUSE GARY WOODALL 7th Most Dependable DONNA HARDAGE GENE WHITLEY 8th Friendliest SHIRLEY KEITH DAVID ROBBINS 7th Friendliest DIANE ALLEN BRUCE THORNTON 8th Wittiest MARY SHEETS RICKY ALLEN 7th Wittiest PAM HENSON RANDY McCLARD 85 Who’s Who At Selection to Who's Who is one of the greatest honors that a student can recieve. The Bismarck High School, in the year 1968, have chosen these students to represent our high school in Who's Who. Best All Around SHIRLEY HUGHES Wittiest KAYDYALS GARY DUNCAN Neatest SHEILA TART BOB ANTHONY Most Likely To Succeed SHIRLEY HUGHES GARY HARDAGE Most Attractive CAROLYN ORR GARY COBB 86 Bismarck Senior High Most Studious LINDA PRINCE MICHAEL FENDLEY Best Athlete CECILIA SHUFFIELD MARSHALL WEATHERFORD Most Dependable JOYCE HUGHES GARY HARDAGE Friendliest SHIRLEY HUGHES DONNIE HUGHES Most Courteous KAY HARDAGE NOEL GOOLSBY Most School Spirit F LO Y LOOPER MICK E Y BA LL 87 Activities ‘The United States themselves are essentially the greatest poem . Walt Whitman 89 The Homecoming Royalty Reigned at Mascots MELODY HARRINGTON KEITH HUGHES Senior Maid KAREN FENDLEY Escorts: LARRY HORTON DANNY SERRANO Queen LINDA PRINCE Captain: NOEL GOOLSBY Co-Captain: JONNY HENSON Senior Maid JAMIE LOOPER Escorts: Dwayne Yarbrough DONNIE HUGHES 90 Sophomore Maid SANDRA CHANCELLOR Escorts: GARY COBB CHARLES MacFARLAND The Bismarck Junior Maid SHARON HUGHES Escorts: MICHAEL FENDLEY ROBERT COX SANDRA ROBERTS Escorts: EUGENE HOWELL GARY WAIT Sophomore Maid CAROLYN ORR Escorts: Danny Ashley DARRELL SORTERS — Magnet Football Game. Junior Maid 9 Cheerleaders Invigorate Spirit and Pep SUZANNE GARRETT Captain, 12th Grade FB-BB CONNIE SERRANO Co-Captain, 11th Grade FB SHIRLEY SOUTHERLAND 12th Grade FB CAROLYNN GRAY 11th Grade FB-BB FLOY LOOPER 10th Grade FB CHERYL BUNN 10th Grade FB-BB f ! ftt I fit n o WfifcV Building team and school spirit at pep rallies and ball games, the cheerleaders manage to bring organized chaos to the masses. First by stimulating the crowd to support the team, then by subduing the action before the students lose control. 92 Jr. High Homecoming Royalty Seventh Grade Maid KAREN WILLIAMS BOBBY JACKSON and RANDY RIDGEWAY; escorts Eighth Grade Maid ROBIN McCLARD GREG SHINN and DENNIS DREYER; escorts Eighth Grade Maid CYNTHIA LAMBERT RICKY LOOPER and DAVID MATTINGLY; escorts Ninth Grade Maid GAIL HENSON RODNEY WHITFIELD; escort VICKIE SANDERS Captain MITCHELL WEATHERFORD Mascots ANITA COPELAND JACKIE BROWN Group Picture Junior High Cheerleaders 93 Here comes the Brides,” presented by the Junior Class The Junior Class, on November 10th, presented a three act comedy Here Comes the Brides. You can imagine the excitement backstage as curtain time approached. Last minute practice and touch-ups paid off and the play was a great success. The cast takes time to pose for a group picture. rAar ' Freddie Montgomery introduced the members of the cast to the audience. Do you think Bill will like my hat? 94 The Nurse chases Lady McBeth at the Took residence. Bill Thompson gets many surprise visits. Hillbilly Weddin’” presented by Senior Class Paw Belsnickle is a man with a problem. Rather six problems - in the form of six unmarried daughters. When he decides to marry two of his daughters off, a new unexpected, handsome stranger arrives. The two daughters have ideas, but two neighbors (male and unmarried) decide the handsome stranger is a menace among the attractive girls of the hills. What followed is a feud with a happy ending you can never forget. The costumes make a setting which is one of humor. Preparing for the play is hard work. 95 Feuding Hillbilly style Don’t drop that! Lulubelle” was presented as Beta Club Play The members of the Beta Club presented a play entitled Lulubelle, a one act comedy about the average American home full of teen-agers. The cast included Mitchell Fendley as Fedje; Shirley Hughes as Lulubelle; Mary Daniels as Mrs. Parker; Sandra Chancellor as Elaine; Suzanne Garrett as Marjorie; and those in the skit entitled Matrimony Bumps were Carolynn Gray and Brenda Skates. The Beta Club wishes to thank everyone for their support. Student Council Show Reveals School Talent For the past two years the Bismarck Student Council has sponsored a talent show to raise money. The proceeds go for the benefit of the school. Last year a Sportsmanship Banner was purchased and placed in the gym. The Student Body are those who perform in the program. The Student Council expressed their thanks. These pictures are scenes from the audience and from backstage before the program. 96 To our graduates we dedicate this Yesteryear. Our motto, One Step at a Time, but always Forward, is more Important now to those who are about to take one of their most dramatic and serious steps. We hope this year has better prepared them for this step into the world of responsibility. 97 Advertisers 'Where liberty dwells, there is my country. Benjamin Franklin ‘ujr READY MIX CONCRETE BUILDING MATERIALS CONCRETE BLOCKS SAND GRAVEL FOR ANY PURPOSE FILL DIRT - DOZER WORK CH 6-4301 CH 6-5561 IF NO ANSWER CALL CH 6-264 IF NO ANSWER CALL CH 6-2479 3 LOCATIONS 10 MODERN TRUCKS TO SERVE YOU OLD GURDON HWAY BUILDING MATERIALS Prompt Delivery Plumbing Fixtures Hardware Windows and Doors Paneling Paint Roofing Lighting Fixtures Plywood Floor Coverings Two Locations Arkadelphia - -- -- -- -- - - CH. 6-5866 Hwy. 67 North Gurdon - -- -- -- -- -- -- FL 3-2588 115 Front Street Contact Plumbing, Central Heating and Air Conditioning 7 S 7 ■p J s A A V J PRINCE BUTANE CO. Butane Gas Appliances Office: UN 5-3333 Residence UN 5-2246 or UN 5-2658 WHITLEY’S GROCERY AND STATION We've got it or we'll get it. 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