Bismarck High School - Yesteryears Yearbook (Bismarck, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1970 volume:

Yesteryear 1970 Vol. 25 Published by The Yesteryear Staff of Bismarck High School Bismarck, Arkansas Mary Daniel, Editor Sherry Bray, Business Manager Mrs. Farrell Hall, Advisor Contents Dedication........................................3 Theme ............................................4 Administration .................................. 6 High School Division Activities ................................... 16 Personalities ................................ 38 Sports ....................................... 51 Organizations ................................ 63 Classes ...................................... 70 Junior High Division Teachers ..................................... 90 Student Life ................................. 91 Personalities ................................ 92 Classes ...................................... 96 Elementary Division Teachers .................................... 104 Student Life..................................106 Classes ......................................108 i In memory of Greg Shinn We the members of the Yesteryear Staff wish to dedicate this page to the memory of Greg Shinn. Greg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Shinn, was born July 21, 1953. He was an officer of the 68-69 Sophomore Class, a member of the FFA, and Unity Missionary Baptist Church. Greg was fatally injured in a tractor accident on his parents' farm on July 3, 1969. His death has had a great effect on the life of each of his friends and his school. His personality and the Christian life he lived shall be truly remembered by each one that knew him. CROSSING THE BAR Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar. When I put out to sea, But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell, When I embark; For though from out our bourn of time and place The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar. 2 —Tennyson The 1970 YESTERYEAR is proudly dedicated to The 1970 YESTERYEAR is proudly dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holt We of the Yesteryear Staff wish to dedicate this 1970 Yesteryear to an inspring couple. A couple who has spent many of their years together in helping and teaching others. Those who have been under their teaching have felt an enrichment of knowledge and character. We are thankful for their guidance. Mrs. Holt teaches the third grade in elementary. Mr. Holt is elementary principal and teaches history and geography in junior high. The school will definitely feel a loss when Mr. and Mrs. Holt retire at the closing of the 1969-70 school year. We wish them fulfillment and happiness in the future. Mr. and Mrs. Holt, Good luck and the best of everything. These times in Even as men walk on the moon and great discoveries are made, every day happenings still fill the greater part of our lives. We, of the school age group, spend a large part of our lives at school and in its activities. During these times opinions are formed of each other, of our elders, and of controversial subjects, lasting friendships are made and some of our most enjoyable times are connected with school. These times in our lives, memorable and exciting, are recorded within the pages of this, our YESTERYEAR 1970. Freshmen girls, Donna Hardage, Kathy Colvin, Patty Glasgow, and Judy Keith discuss important matters with Mr. Holt. our lives Ronnie Lambert takes time out in English class for a much-needed nap. A group of Senior boys cook-up mischief in study hall. STOP ON SIGNAL 251 5 As these pages of the YESTERYEAR tell of the year 1970 and its unforgettable memories, you will realize that none are quite so exciting, quite so enriching, or as memorable as these times. We, of the YESTERYEAR Staff, hope that you enjoy our account of THESE TIMES IN OUR LIVES. 5 Board of directors Clifford McClard President Dale Anthony Secretary Hollis Looper Vice President Waymon Prince Jack Anderson The school board is composed of outstanding men in the Bismarck community, usually having children in the Bismarck Schools. Because they take an avid interest in the student's welfare, the decisions they make are to improve our education and environment. 6 Mr. Holt enjoys a quiet evening with Mrs. Holt after a hard day at school. Superintendent I wish each student represented in this volume of YESTERYEAR success and happiness in the future, and hope each of you has gained something in your journey toward higher goals. Your success depends upon your efforts and the efforts of the faculty. May each graduating senior meet the responsibilities of life in a way that you may say that the time spent at Bismarck School has not been wasted. A man deeply concerned with the students, exerting his efforts for their benefit, and quietly but wisely disciplining them—this is a character portrait of Mr. Wallis Holt, our dedicated superintendent. His interest and concern will, and does, affect our lives. Mr. Holt helps clean the trophies and move them to their new place in the gym. 7 8 HIGH SCHOOL 9 High school In these times in our lives, we must stop and consider the people who are accompanying us down life's road. Not only are our peers important, but also our teachers play an enormous part in our lives. We are thankful for their patience in teaching and guiding us through these times. Mr. John Orr, Principal Basketball Coach American History Mrs. Elwin Jackson Mr. Jack Brown Secretary Agriculture Some of the faculty members take time out and discuss humorous incidents of the day. Mrs. O'Neal Cook Mrs. Jan Copeland Mathmatics Business 10 Mrs. Farrell Hall Librarian, English Mrs. Jerry Horton English Mr. Carl Jensen Science, Biology, Chemistry As six weeks ends, Mrs. Horton grades papers and records grades in preparation for next semester. Mrs. George Sharp Consumer Education Home Economics Mr. Clarence Wooten Football Coach, Civics 11 Maintenance The maintenance department is important in keeping the school running successfully. With their various jobs, they help the school run smoothly throughout the year. Nutritious meals are prepared daily by the cooks. The janitors keep the buildings and grounds clean, and the bus drivers safely transport the children to and from school. BISMARCK COOKS: Bertha Wright, Supervisor; Gertrude Bray, Leecy Matlock, Maggie Thornton BUS DRIVERS: Kneeling; Dan Massey, Hays Hardage, W. L. Cottrell. Standing; Wallace Diffee, Charlie Green, J. K.Tread-away, Doyle Collie 12 NEW DEROCHE CUSTODIAN: Oscar Sanders BISMARCK CUSTODIANS: Arlie Moore, Omer Herrin NEW DEROCHE COOKS: Cora Prince, Daphine Southerland Chemistry, General Science, and Biology. Opportunities at BHS These general academic opportunities are offered the students at BHS. New opportunities this year are Consumer Economics and Chemistry. These were the Shirley abandoned her cares and discovered the magic of spring. Seniors collected their long awaited rings. As we leave the 1969-70 school year behind us, we are sure to hold fast to the memories we made here— the times we laughed easily and abandoned all cares, the times we spent endless hours preparing for tests and working on those wicked term papers, and then, those everyday happenings. May 13, Rodney decided to start studying. Senior boys experienced their second childhood. times when . . . Couples talked briefly before classes. it Love was evident even in the rain. Sandy proved her strength. All fashions were in” at B.H.S. An ambulance visited Bismarck High. 15 Activities Queen Mary The Homecoming Queen for the '69-70 season was Mary Daniel. Mary, the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Quentin Daniel, is 5 feet 5 inches tall, has long brown hair and blue eyes. Mary enjoys traveling, sewing, and music. She is the Sunday school teacher and pianist for her church, the Bethlehem Pentecostal Church. The midnight blue velvet cape, worn by the Queen this year, will become a tradition in the years to come. Stairway to the moon” . . . was the theme for the 1969-70 Senior Homecoming. For the coronation ceremonies the stage was appropriately decorated with clouds, glittering stars, and planets. Colored lights revolved in the background for the final effect. The maids, attired in long gowns, and their escorts marched to their places to the love theme from Romeo and Juliet . The Queen, Mary Daniel, and her escort. Football Captain Stan Smith, followed and continued the ceremonies as Stan placed the crown on Mary's head and the blue velvet robe around her shoulders. MASCOTS Linda Montgomery Eddie Ramos QUEEN MARY DANIEL CAPTAIN STAN SMITH SENIOR MAID: Sandy Chancellor ESCORT: David Bost SENIOR MAID: Karen Pilcher ESCORT: Steve Blodgett JUNIOR MAID: Dana Dicus ESCORTS: Dickie Garrett David Douglas JUNIOR MAID: Gayle Henson ESCORTS: Bob Anthony Bill Green SOPHOMORE MAID: Jeanie Smith ESCORTS: Larry Looper Ronnie Lambert SOPHOMORE MAID: Cynthia Lambert ESCORTS: Ricky Dicus Mike Collie Sandy Chancellor is 5'7 tall. She has brown hair and blue eyes. Karen Pilcher, a green eyed blonde, is 5'5 tall. Gayle Henson is 5'4 tall, with green eyes and brown hair. Cynthia Lambert, also a green eyed blonde, is 5'6 tall. Jeanie Smith is 5'5 tall. She has brown hair and blue eyes. Sandy Chancellor Karen Pilcher Gayle Henson Cynthia Lambert Homecoming maids Jeanie Smith 20 Mary is happily surprised when she learns that she is to be the Homecoming Queen. Homecoming snaps The crowd watches the Homecoming ceremonies with mounting interest and excitement. Cheerleaders gather around the bonfire before the pep rally. Mary and Stan, before the night ceremonies begin. The success of the Senior Homecoming was the result of many people working together many hours. Each one who had a part was rewarded by its success as much as those who looked on enjoyed its effect of presentation. The senior football boys look forward to the game with eager determination. 21 On Thursday, October 16, the '69-70 Junior Homecoming and coronation was held. The theme for this event was a patriotic one. The stage was decorated in red, white and blue. The queen, Karen Williams, and maids, Brenda Henson, Patty Glasgow, Beverly Anthony, Libby Hughes, Diane Looper, and Debra Godwin, further carried out the scheme. Karen wore a white dress with blue accessories. The maids wore red and blue coatdresses. The effect was impressive. Steve Smith was the announcer for the coronation. Karen was crowned by Captain Weldon Prince to reign over the event of the day. Following the coronation was a brief pep rally led by the Junior cheerleaders, Holly Hunt, Lana Smith, Pam Henson, Annette Risner, Kay Anderson, and Diane Allen. Queen Karen reigns over QUEEN: Karen Williams CAPTAIN: Weldon Prince CO-CAPTAIN: Randy McClard Queen Karen and mascots at Homecoming game. MASCOTS: Cheana Thornton Scotty Thornton 22 junior homecoming FRESHMAN MAID: Brenda Henson ESCORTS: Len Nelson Gary Woodall FRESHMAN MAID: Patty Glasgow ESCORTS: Rickey Lowe Terry Richerson EIGHTH MAID: Beverly Anthony ESCORTS: Carl Hughes Philip Hughes EIGHTH MAID: Libby Hughes ESCORTS: Bruce Thornton Doug Lamm Mike Cansler SEVENTH MAID: Diane Looper ESCORTS: John Orr Mark Bratton SEVENTH MAID: Debra Godwin ESCORTS: Jerry Matlock Kenny Lambert 23 The boarding house reach For many years now thirteen-year-old Wilbur Maxwell has wanted a bicycle. But he still couldn't persuade Mama and Papa to jar down—to get him one. So, when Papa was called away for a week-long business trip. Mom was persuaded to go with him for sort of a honeymoon, and the house was left in charge of sister Connie and sister Betty Lou, Wilbur got his idea. He would make his own money and buy his own bicycle. He would open up a boarding house right here. So into the paper went the ad, and that night the whole Maxwell house was crawling with people. Now every room in the house was full, Wilbur was doing a bang up business, and then it happened. Mama and Papa Maxwell, at two o'clock of the next morning came dragging home—Papa forgot his briefcase. From there on out, it was one mess after another. Finally, it was discovered somebody in the house was a bank robber, and poor Papa was mistakenly carted off to the clink. What a mess until the real bank robbers, Limpy and Nora McGuire, were found, Papa got out of jail, and Wilbur got his bicycle. Lucy Burns: Cheryl Bunn; Mrs. Mott: Jo Ann Eason; Aunt Mary: Sherry Bray Mrs. Maxwell: Mary Daniel; Mr. Potter: Stan Smith Roughhouse Ruby: Kathy Price; Herman Ninety-Volt Jones: David Bost 24 I presented by the senior Nora McGuire: Marsha Thornton; Limpy McGuire: Larry Looper class Connie Maxwell: Sandy Chancellor; Hercules Nelson: Dickie Garrett; Bernadine Smith: Dian Allen; Betty Lou Maxwell: Floy Looper Connolly: David Douglas; Mr. Maxwell: Mike Collie 25 Wilbur Maxwell: Bob Anthony The Bufords had had a hard time since the death of Mr. Buford. Evelyn, worked in an office and helped as much as possible, but the fifteen year old twins, Winnie and Binnie had to be provided for. Mrs. Buford happened to think of her husband's rich aunt from California. She wrote and told her about her three fine children. Soon after, a letter came from Aunt Sop-hronia which said she would stop for a few days'visit while on her trip East. She said she intended to give each girl a check for $5,000. Since she despises boys, Winnie decided to pose as a girl in order to get his check. On the last day of Aunt Sophronia's visit, she announced she would have given $25,000 if there had been a boy to carry on the family name. Poor Winnie. He could have checked himself for overplaying his hand. But a surprising event took place which made everything all right and he got his big check afterall. Junior class presents The cast poses for a picture after a successful performance. Camilla, the clumsy maid, wipes off the cookies she dropped. Binnie talks to her mother about Aunt Sophronia's visit. 26 Betty and Jean visit Evelyn Buford, Quit your kidding Winnie bends over too far when opening the suitcase. Tom and Mel bring Aunt Sophronia home from the hospital. Spike laughs at Winnie's costume, when Winnie is disguised as a girl. Jim Travis, Evelyn's hopeful date, brings Evelyn her purse which she left at the office. Beta club presents “Are we dressing?” Moments back stage before the play. This year the Beta Club presented the play Are We Dressing? The Andrews had received an invitation to a party from Greg and Joan Millard, members of the wealthiest family in town. Not knowing the type of party given by the Millards, they were undecided on what to wear. The play turns on the good side when the Millards decide to have a masquerade party. Mr. Andrew loses temper over son's remarks. You bet your life you'd better do as I say! I say my name Isn't Millard. It's Konrad. Polly is asking about the party. 28 President Marilyn Harkrider welcomes members of FHA and mothers. Father-Son banquet The fathers of FFA members attended the annual Father-Son banquet with their sons, May 4. The banquet, held in the Bismarck Cafeteria featured the presenting of the FFA jacket to the chapter Sweetheart, Connie Harris, and a speech by Don Goodman on The Game of Life . Outstanding students in agriculture were given awards. Mother — daughter banquet The FHA girls honored their mothers at their annual banquet, November 12, at the Town House Restaurant in Arkadelphia. Their guest speaker was Mrs. Herman Sanford, an instructor at Henderson State College, who spoke on The Teenage Girl . The FHA Beau, Ronnie Lambert, was presented with a key chain from the FHA in appreciation. Guest speaker, Mrs. Herman Sanford speaking on problems of the teenage girl. FFA members enjoy a fine meal served by FHA members. FFA president, Mitchell Weatherford, presents FFA Sweetheart, Connie Harris, a jacket while guest speaker, Don Goodman looks on. 29 Juniors treat seniors to The Seniors were welcomed and entertained by the Junior class at the Paradise Isle—Hawaii—otherwise known as Howard Johnsons Motor Lodge. The Hawaiian's welcomed their guests with the presentation of leis. The palm tree and pineapple decorations produced the Hawaiian effect. The program began after the invocation, given by Junior class president, Bobby Jackson. The beachcombers, Rhonda Burton and Marilyn Harkrider, told secrets about Senior class members, told them by the wispering palms. After a wonderful meal and lots of fun, both Juniors and Seniors reluctantly left Paradise Isle. Dickie Garrett presented his date, Kathy Prince, a lei. 30 Everyone enjoyed the meal. “Paradise Isle” The Sponsors and Superintendent were seated at the head table. The Senior Class appreciates the time, work, and money the Junior Class spent preparing and presenting such a beautiful banquet honoring us. Dorene Breashears, a Senior, entertained the guests. at The guests were asked to stand while Junior class president, Bobby Jackson, gave the Invocation. Senior class president, David Douglas, and date, Floy Looper, wait until everyone is seated. 31 Play day - - Play day, May 1, dawned cloudy and cool and stayed that way all day. Though we were disappointed that we couldn't get the usual sunburn or tan, we full-heartedly played. Running races or playing games they had never played before, some students played seriously for the points—others for enjoyment. However, we all played hard and enjoyed ourselves thoroughly. The events included were: volleyball, softball, ping pong, horseshoes, three-legged race, bear-crawl, tug-of-war, fast walk and track events. Linda Hughes and Donnie Jones are crowned King and Queen of Playday. The basement seemed to be a popular place for relaxing. C' Seniors win a game of volleyball over Sophomores. A member from each class participated in the 220 bear crawl relays. leg. 33 The only casuality of Play Day was Billy Green getting a hole knocked in his The Seniors left on their trip to Pottsboro, Texas on Lake Texoma, April 18, in the early morning. YVatergun fights and excitement of the trip kept everyone awake. The Tanglewood Hills Country Club, complete with golf course, pools, tennis courts, and pool table was their abode for 4 days. The entire trip was memory making and brought the Senior family closer. The trip ended the evening of April 23, but the memory will linger with the Seniors. Bob Anthony made good use of the tennis courts. 34 Everyone participated in the numerous water fights. BHS seniors invade lake Ail the Senior boys were supposed to be washing the bus. Seniors enjoyed riding bikes through Tanglewood hills. Texoma, Tanglewood Hills Country Club Mr. and Mrs. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Wooten, sponsors, oversee the swimming pools from the Quarterdeck of the Main lodge. Mrs. Looper and Patty Bates enjoyed a game of horseshoes. The Juniors made sure the Seniors were properly welcomed home. Donnie Lambert tutored Sandy Chancellor in her pool game. 35 Baccalaureate, graduation ends The Baccalaureate service for the 1970 graduation class was held May 10, in the school auditorium. Ushers from the Junior class were Joyce Hughes, Connie Harris, Tony Hughes and Rodney Whitfield. Rev. D.M. Dunaway, pastor of Bismarck Methodist Church, spoke to the Seniors on If Thou Wouldst Have Life, Keep The Commandments After the service the Beta Club invited graduates and guests to a reception honoring them. Ushers: Rodney Whitfield, Connie Harris, Joyce Hughes, Tony Hughes. The Seniors line up for the last march down the aisle before they are completely graduated. Seniors' high school days The Rev. 0. M. Dunaway spoke to the Seniors during Baccalaureate. Honor Graduate: Mltchel Fendley, Valedictorian; Mary Daniel, Salutatorian; Dian Allen, Honor Graudate; Sandy Chancellor David Ivy and other graduates and guests enjoyed the reception given by the Beta Club. We laughed, we loved, we cried— This is the story of the Senior class of 1970. During the graduation exercises we realized the wonderful times we, as a class, have enjoyed. First on the program, Dian Allen, Salutatorian, spoke on Life's Aim . Next, Valedictorian Mary Daniel gave the farewell, Drawing from Life's Well. The guest speaker was William Echols. After receiving our diplomas, we ended our high school days with mixed emotions. Last Good-bys. 37 38 Personalities Mr. and Miss BHS — Bob Anthony and Mary Daniel Bob Anthony, son of Mr. Mrs. Dale Anthony and Mary Daniel, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Quentin Daniel, were chosen Mr. Miss BHS by the student body. Bob and Mary are both active in school activities as well as being outstanding Senior students. Both Bob and Mary have plans to attend Henderson State in the fall. 40 Class favorites Each class member votes for their favorite person in the selection of class favorites. These students represent their class. JUNIOR FAVORITES Joyce Hughes Ricky Looper SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Jeanie Smith David Robbins Cathy Colvin FRESHMAN FAVORITES Carl Hughes Connie Harris is elected FFA Sweetheart Connie Harris, daughter of 1st Sgt. and Mrs. Dallas L. Harris, was elected FFA Sweetheart for the 169-70 school year. She is a member of FHA and was elected as a Valentine candidate this year. Connie transferred from Texas at the beginning of the '69-70 school year. She is 5'4 tall with red hair, brown eyes and freckles sprinkled on her nose. Ronnie Lambert - FHA Beau Ronnie Lambert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murl Lambert, was elected FHA Beau for the '69-70 school year. Ronnie played defensive center and guard on the football team, was elected Senior Class favorite for this year, and is also a member of FFA, Ronnie is 5'9 tall with black hair and blue eyes. Who’s who BEST ALL-ROUND Mary Daniel Stan Smith MOST COURTEOUS Kathy Lamm Ricky Ivy The BHS students elected the persons for the Who's Who on the basis of being able to represent their school in each of these titles. MOST STUDIOUS Shirley Keith Randy Ridgway 42 Carolyn Orr MOST ATTRACTIVE Bob Anthony at BHS The students elect the persons for each of the titles except Most Studious and Most Courteous which are chosen by the faculty. WITTIEST Pam Burroughs Gary Duncan FRIENDLIEST Jeanie Smith Randall Burris MOST DEPENDABLE Joyce Hughes Steve Blodgett Floy Looper NEATEST Bob Anthony Who's who MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Daniel Mitchel Fendley BEST ATHLETES Floy Looper Stan Smith 44 MOST TALENTED Ellen Yates Bobby Jackson OUTSTANDING PERSONALITY Dian Allen Steve Blodgett Sandy Chancellor and David Bost read the class will. Senior class president, David Douglas, presents the senior composite to Mr Holt Mltchel Fendley--Chemistry M Bobby Jackson reads the senior class prophecy. Dorene Breashears—Betty Crocker Award Kathy Prince—Student Librarian Awards Awards Day was held Tuesday, May 6. This day is set aside to give special recognition to students who have done outstanding work in a particular subject or sport. The teachers choose the students for their outstanding acheivement in that subject. The Juniors used a horoscope wheel to tell the Senior's prophecy. Floy Looper read a very amusing version of the class history. David Ivy--Math, I Dare You Floy I.ooper--school Spirit Dian Allen- - Salutatorian Mary Daniel--English, Home Ec., Valedictorian, Outstanding Student, Best Sherry Bray--Yearbook, I Dare You Sandy Chancellor--Yearbook Stan Smith—Best All-Around, All District-Football, Three-Sports Trophy Bob Anthony--All District-Basketball, Two-Sports Trophy Wayne McClenahan--Agriculture Rhonda Burton--Typing, Crisco Award, Girls State Evon Ellen—History Phyliss Pilcher--Bookkeeping, Girls State Danny Bost—Biology Shirley Keith--English, Biology Gale Fry—All District-Basketball Terry Richerson— All District-Basketball Annette Risner, Beverly Anthony--All District-Basketbal Valentine’s royalty JUNIOR CANDIDATES Connie Harris Rodney Whitfield FRESHMAN CANDIDATES QUEEN: Karen Williams KING: Weldon Prince SOPHOMORE CANDIDATES Pam Burroughs Roger Burchfield Event sponsored by Beta Club The finishing touches were put on by Kathy Prince and Dian Allen. Rhonda Burton and Phyliss Pilcher supported the Juniors. Karen and Weldon are crowned by Beta President, Mary Daniel. Connie got a few mementoes. Girls state '69 Chosen to represent Bismarck at Arkansas Girls State were Floy Looper and Mary Daniel. Arkansas Girls State, with a record of 1034 delegates, opened at Camp Robinson at 3 p.m. Sunday, June 8, for the 27th re-creation of the fictional but educational governmental organization. The week's schedule included elections, legislative study, and instruction by state officials. Speakers included Governor Winthrop Rockefeller and singer Glen Campbell. FLOY LOOPER MARY DANIEL Citizens of the year Connie Harris and Stan Smith were elected by the Beta Club as Citizens of the Year. Each month members of the Beta Club elected a girl and a boy of the month. Out of these students, the citizens of the year were elected. Qualifications for this position are leadership, attitude, appearance, and non-Beta member. CONNIE HARRIS STAN SMITH 50 Sports 51 Bismarck's 1969-70 football season The first game of the season was a great triumph for Bismarck and got the games off to a great start. The most outstanding game of the entire season was the Gould game. The score was 14-20 until the last few minutes of the fourth quarter, Stan Smith went in from the 40 yard line to make the score 20-20. Smith kicked the extra point to make the final score 21-20 WE THEY Vilonia 33 6 Mt. Ida 24 14 Bauxite 12 26 Gould 21 20 Harmony Grove 53 0 Grady 0 20 Glenwood 34 8 Magnet Cove 14 35 • Sparkman 13 20 Mt. Pine 64 6 Steve Blodgett, son of Mr, Mrs. Harold Harrington, was named All State for the '69-70 season. The first All State player from Bismarck in about 20 years, Steve was first chosen All District and outstanding lineman. He is 6’2 tall and weighs 190 pounds. Steve has lettered two years as defensive end. Steve Blodgett All State All District FIRST ROW: Danny Bost, David Robbins, Garry Dyals, Billy Green, Bobby Jackson, Robert Garner, Rocky Hughes, Randy Ridgeway, Gary Whitfield. SECOND ROW: Rodney Whitfield, Douglas Green, Ricky Morris, Dennis Dryer, Steve Blodgett, David Bost, Larry Looper, Mike Collie, Gary Phillips, THIRD ROW: Coach-Clarence Wooten, Ricky Allen, Stan Smith, Ricky Dicus, Ronnie Lambert, Royce Hughes, Gary Scoggins, David Douglas, Dennis Hughes, Johnny Shuffield, Mitchell Weaterford, Donnie Lembert, was one to long be remembered! Stan is the son of Mr. Mrs. Loyd Smith. He is 5'11 tall and weighs 155 pounds. He has lettered three years as tailback and was chosen All District for the '69-70 season. He broke Bismarck's football scoring record for one season with 129 points. The previous record was 104 points. Ricky is the son of Mr. Mrs. Dean Morris. He is 5'9 tall and weighs 200 pounds. Ricky was chosen All District for the '69-70 season his junior year. He has lettered one y$ar as tackle. Stan Smith Ricky Morris AU District All District Bob is the son of Mr. Mrs. Dale Anthony. He is 5'81 2 tall and weighs 130 pounds. He is a senior and has lettered three years as right end. David is the son of Mr. Mrs. Raymond Bost. He is 6'l 2 tall and weighs 185 pounds. He has lettered two years as defensive end. David is a Senior. 53 Bob Anthony David Bost Mike is the son of Mr. Mrs. Doyle Collie. He is 5'10 tall and weighs 150 pounds. He has lettered two years as left end. Mike is a graduating Senior. Ricky is the son of Mr. Mrs. Carl Discus. He is 5'10'' tall and weighs 155 pounds. He has lettered three years as linebacker and will graduate this year. David is the son of Mr. Mrs. H.E. Douglas. He is 6'1 tall and weighs 160 pounds. He has lettered two years as center. David transferred from Malvern High his Junior year. Garry is the son or Mr. Mrs. Fred Dyals. He is 5'8 tall and weighs 145 pounds. He has lettered two years as fullback. 54 Coach Wooten has 6-4 season Mike Collie Ricky Dicus Garry Dyals David Douglas Dickie is the son of Mr. Mrs. Cecil Garrett. He is 6' tall and weighs 170 pounds. He is a Senior and has lettered three years as quarterback. Billy is the son of Mr. Mrs. Charles W. Green. He is 5'7 tall and weighs 135 pounds. He has lettered two years as guard and will graduate this year. Dickie Garrett Billy Green Ronnie is the son of Mr. Mrs. Murl Lambert. He is 5'-81 2 tall and weighs 165 pounds. He has lettered two years as guard and will graduate this year. Larry is the son of Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Looper. He is 5'91 2 tall and weighs 160 pounds. He has lettered three years as guard. Larry will graduate this year. Ronnie Lambert Larry Looper S5 BHS Cheerleaders arouse FRONT ROW: Floy Looper, Mitchella Tart, Ellen Yates, Pam Burroughs, Marilyn Harkrider, Cheryl Bunn. STANDING: Donna McClard, Kathy Prince 56 Floy Looper Captain Cheryl Bunn Co-Captain interest in sports Mitchella Tart Junior Marilyn Harkrider Junior Pam Burroughs Sophomore Ellen Yates Sophomore Jr. boys have 3-3-1 season FRONT ROW: Richard Phillips, Roger Garner, Rocky Terry, Carlton Hughes, Steve Lambert, Jimmy Burroughs, Vince Loy, Ricky Denham, Jackie Loy, Tommy Cason SECOND ROW: Doug Lamm, Phillip Hughes, Alan Hughes, Ronnie Shuffield, Don Shuffield, Tony Tart, Bruce Thornton, Rickie Lowe, Mike Cansler BACK ROW: Coach Clarence Wooten, Randy McClard, Weldon Prince, Gary Woodall, Carl Hughes, John Orr, Jerry Matlock, Mark Bratton, Len Nelson, Robert Boswell, Terry Richerson Jr. cheerleaders display spirit FRONT ROW: Captain Pam Henson, Co-Captain Libby Hughes, Co-Captain Holly Hunt, Diane Allen BACK ROW: Beverly Anthony, Annette Risner, Kay Anderson, Lana Smith 58 Sr. boys are county tournament runners-up BACK ROW: Coach--Johnny Orr, Robert Garner, Danny Bost, David Bost, Mitchell Weatherford, Stan Smith, Rodney Whitfield, Ricky Dicus, Manager--Roger Burchfield, FRONT ROW: Bob Anthony, Ronnie Smith, Donnie Smith, Mike Collie, Gary Whitfield, Bobby Jackson, Randall Burris Sr. girls reach semi-finals of district tournament Linda Johnson, Ellen Yates, Cynthia Lambert, Rhonda Burton, Mitchella Tart, Gale Fry, Evon Allen, Donna McClard, Darlene Honeycutt, Jeanie Smith, Marilyn Harkrider, Diane Williams, Floy Looper KNEELING: Managers—Dorene Breas-hers, Debbie McClard 59 Jr. boys win Prattsville tournament BACK ROW: Coach--Johnny Orr, John Orr, Gary Woodall, Carl Hughes, Tommy Davis, Terry Richerson, Steve Smith, FRONT ROW: Bruce Thornton, Ronnie Shuffield, Weldon Prince, Randy McClard, Rickey Lowe Manager—Roger Burchfield Jr. girls are county runners-up BACK ROW: Libby Hughes, Annette Risner, Gwen Shuffield, Diane Allen, Lana Smith, Donna Russell, Judy Beatty, Debbie Williams, Corene Breashears, Brenda Johnson, Beverly Anthony FRONT ROW: Diane Lamm, Coach—Johnny Orr, Gwen Jones Five BHS players are all-district These scenes are from the Bismarck-Ouachita game in a tournament play-off. The '60-70 basketball season was generally good with the Junior teams excelling. The highlight of the year was five Bismarck players being named All District. ALL DISTRICT PLAYERS Sr. Boys--Bob Anthony Sr. Girls--Gale Fry Jr. Boys--Terry Richerson Jr. Girls--Beverly.Anthony, Annette Risner 61 Determination required for track The track team which started out with 30 boys dwindled down to only two tracksters— Stan Smith and Mike Collie, senior boys. Stan and Mike attended the district track meet. Stan runs the 100 yd. and 220 yd. dashes. He holds the district record for the 50 yd. dash and hurdles. Mike is a high-jumper. He can clear the rail at 5'7l 2 . These boys are to be applauded for their effort and achievement. Enthusiastic supporters cheer their favorite athlete. Stan Smith and Mike Collie anticipate track meet. Mike Collie Stan Smith Organizations 63 Student council buys new trophy cases FRONT ROW: Gary Duncan-President, Bobby Jackson-Vice President, Dian Allen-Secretary, Sandy Chancellor-Treasurer BACK ROW: Freshman Senators-Gary Woodall, Diane Allen, Sophomore Senators-Ellen Yates, Donna McClard, Senior Senators-Sherry Bray, Mary Daniel, Junior Senators-Phyliss Pilcher, Joyce Hughes Sherry Bray, senior senator, shows off the new trophy case to Betty Looper. Other than being a mediator between students and teachers, the Student Council strives to improve the school itself. This year its projects were to purchase new curtains for the library and new trophy cases in the gymnasium. The new curtains were enjoyed by all the students in study hall. Yesteryear Staff With the help of their sponsor, Mrs. Hall, the staff works daily to complete the yearbook on time. Planning pages, cropping pictures, making up copy, and drawing of the final layouts are some of the various jobs the members, do. Getting along together in their work helps them complete their schedule on time. EDITOR Mary Daniel BUSINESS MANAGER Sherry Bray TYPIST Sandy Chancellor SEATED: Mrs. Wanda Hall-Sponsor, Mary Daniel-Editor, Sherry Bray-Business Manager STANDING: Randy Ridgway, Ellen Yates, Donna McClard, Sandy Chancellor, Mitchel Fendley, Bob Anthony, Mitchella Tart, Diane Allen, Kathy Lamm, Joyce Hughes 65 Beta Club increases membership Citizenship and scholarship are two qualities necessary for the admittance to the Beta Club. During the '69-70 term, the Beta Club doubled in size, with more students becoming aware of the importance of leadership and character. The new members pin on their Beta pins. These students joined at semester--Robert Garner, Rhonda Burton, Mitchella Tart, Bobby Jackson, Kathy Prince, Evon Allen KNEELING: Mary Daniel—President, Randy Ridgway— Vice President, Sandy Chancellor--Secretary, Dian Alien-Treasurer STANDING: Phyliss Pilcher, Joyce Hughes, Linda Johnson, Shirley Keith, Donna McClard, Mitchel Fendley, Ellen Yates, Dorene Breashears, Floy Looper, Sheila Tims, Danny Bost, Wayne McClenahan, Mrs. Sharp—Sponsor 66 Lion’s Roar Staff The Lion's Roar is under the direction of co-editors Dian Allen and Floy Looper with Mrs. Emily Copeland as the advisor. The staff is composed of Seniors who are taking Typing II. Through the newspaper the students and faculty receive a first-hand account of school activities and events of the past month. Co-Editors ............... Dian Allen, Floy Looper Typists.............Sherry Bray, Dorene Breashears Floy Looper, Karen Pilcher High School News . . . Carolyn Orr, Cheryl Bunn Grade School News ............. Sandy Chancellor, Barbara Davis Campus Features ............... Marsha Thornton, Mitchell Fendley Club News ......................... Kathy Prince Sports: Basketball . . . Bob Anthony, Debbie McClard Football .............. Larry Looper, Mike Collie Dickie Garrett Sales and Distribution ............ Mary Daniel, Patty Bates, Randall Burris Sponsor............................Mrs. Copeland Co-Editors Floy Looper and Dian Allen proofread a page of the Lion's Roar. 67 FHA presents style show The girls of the F.H.A. of Bismarck High School prepare for the responsibilities of future homemakers through the guidance of Mrs. Elizabeth Sharp. The highlight of the club activities was the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet held December 8. Other activities included a P.T.'A. style show, spaghetti supper, federation meeting at Hot Springs, and the state convention in Little Rock. President--Marilyn Harkrider, Vice President—Diane Williams, Secretary—Cynthia Lambert, Treasurer--Donna McClard, Reporter--Ellen Yates, Historian—Shirley Keith, Pianist--Linda Johnson, Song Leader—Gwen Shuffield President of F.H.A., Marilyn Harkrider, installs new members. Donna McClard models her outfit for the style show. 68 FFA trains leaders President--Mitchell Weatherford, Vice President--Tony Hughes, Secretary--Danny Bost, Treasurer--Roger Tankers-ley. Reporter—David Douglas, Jr. Advisor--Ricky Morris, Sentinel—Wayne Keeton Boys study to learn better agricultural methods. The boys of the F.F.A. of Bismarck High School study and apply vocational agriculture methods under the guidance of Mr. Jackie Brown. Through the F.F.A. activities and courses in farming, they train to become better farmers, citizens, and most of all, better leaders. Mr. Brown witches for water. 89 CLASS OFFICERS: President--David Douglas, Vice President--Mike Collie, Secretary--Karen Pilcher, Treasurer--Dian Allen, Reporters--Gary Duncan and Floy Looper. Seniors STEVE BLODGETT Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harrington DAVID BOST Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bost SHERRY BRAY Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bray DORENE BREASHEARS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Breashears DIAN ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. Desmer Allen BOB ANTHONY Mr. and Mrs. Dale Anthony PATTY BATES Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bates CAROLYN BEASON Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beason CHERYL BUNN Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bunn RANDALL BURRIS Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Burris SANDY CHANCELLOR Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Chancellor MIKE COLLIE Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Collie MARY DANIEL Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Daniel BARBARA DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Horace Davis RICKY DICUS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dicus DAVID DOUGLAS Mr. and Mrs. Horace Douglas 72 GARY DUNCAN Mrs. Maude Duncan GARRY DYALS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dyals JO ANN EASON Mrs. Irene Gaither MITCHEL FENDLEY Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fendley DICKIE GARRETT Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Garrett BILLY GREEN Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Green MIKE HALL Mr. and Mrs. Houston Hall RODNEY HARDIN Mr. and Mrs. Gorvin Hardin MAXINE HONEYCUTT Mr. and Mrs. Billy Honeycutt 73 CARROL HUGHES Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hughes LINDA HUGHES Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hughes DAVID IVY Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ivy DONALD JONES Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones BETTY LOOPER Mr. Fred Looper FLOY LOOPER Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Looper LARRY LOOPER Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Looper 74 DEBBIE McCLARD Mr. and Mrs. Bob McClard CAROLYN ORR Mr. and Mrs. John Orr KAREN PILCHER Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Pilcher TOMMY PRATER Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Prater STAN SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith GARY THORNTON Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Thornton MARSHA THORNTON Mr. and Mrs. Gillam Thornton JERRY PRINCE Mr. and Mrs. Buford Prince KATHY PRINCE Mr. and Mrs. Bill Prince 75 CLASS OFFICERS: President--Bobby Jackson, Reporter--Dana Dicus, Treasurer— Rhonda Burton, Vice President—Tony Hughes, Secretary—Marilyn Harkrider, Reporter— Mitchell Weatherford Juniors 76 Evon Allen Bobby Bratton Rhonda Burton Sue Burton Alan Cansler Dana Dicus Dennis Dreyer Robert Foster Kay Fry Lillie Garner Marilyn Harkrider Connie Harris Gayle Henson 77 Janie Henson Mary Henson Darlene Honeycutt Janet Hughes Joyce Hughes Tony Hughes Ricky Ivy Bobby Jackson Wayne Keeton Kathy Lamm Ricky Looper Linda Lowe Diane Loy David Mattingly 78 Wayne McClenahan Ricky Morris Phyliss Pilcher Randy Ridgway Glen Shuffield Donnie Smith Ronnie Smith Gloria Stephens Mitchella Tart Davie Thomas Sheila Tims Mitchell Weatherford Rodney Whitfield Bobby Wilson 79 CLASS OFFICERS: President--Robert Gamer, Vice President--Doug Green, Treasurer-Shirley Keith, Secretary—Ricky Allen, Reporters—Gary Whitfield and Danny Bost Sophomores DeWana Allen Ricky Allen Ronnie Anderson Danny Bost Ann Bowman Roger Burchfield Pam Burroughs Darie Burton Tim Butler Marsha Davis Linda Dean Charmaine DeAngelis Ronnie Eason Charles Estes Karla Fendley Gale Fry Nelda Garner 81 Robert Garner Doug Green Craig Hardage Dennis Hughes Rocky Hughes Royce Hughes Linda Johnson Vicki Jones Billy Keeton Shirley Keith Cynthia Lambert Jewell Loy Kenny Loyd Donna McClard Robin McClard Ricky Miller Gary Phillips Danny Pilcher David Porterfield H. 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Prince David Robbins Gary Scoggins Brian Shuffield Johnny Shuffield Jeanie Smith Sharon Smith Debra Thornton Gary Whitfield Diane Williams Zola Wilson Sherry Yarbrough Ellen Yates 83 CLASS OFFICERS: President--Steve Smith, Reporter--Karen Williams, Treasurer--Cindy House, Reporter—Judy Keith, Secretary--Annette Risner, Vice President—Tommy Davis Freshmen 84 Diane Allen Robert Boswell Mark Bratton Corene Breashears Gerri Brown Terri Brown Ronald Buck Gene Casen Kathy Colvin Tommy Davis Kenny Diffee Tammy Ensley Reatha Fears Patty Glasgow Mike Hammock Donna Hardage 85 Brenda Henson Luke Henson Pam Henson Bernice Honeycutt Cindy House Ronnie House Carl Hughes Phillip Hughes Holly Hunt Judy Keith Kenny Lambert Doug Lamm Pam Ledbetter Calvin Looper Ricky Lowe Debbie Loy Jerry Matlock 86 Georgia Mattingly Randy McClard Linda McCrumb Joan Milam Len Nelson John Orr Weldon Prince Terry Richerson Annette Risner Gwen Shuffield Steve Smith Jackie Stephens Betty Thomas Bruce Thornton Karen Williams Gary Woodall Jerry Yarbrough 87 %SBF Jw mV ' 1 5£r • : v% ? _ • ' • � r '« • 88 m “ • i 5. xak t� s 7. % r f V TV '•' - w —.: ;•■—v i a f i- • ' J6 - ' Tj ' 'WMi • , ' . V' JUNIOR HIGH Junior high faculty The Junior High years are important to us in that we begin to prepare for high school. As we go through these two years, we must not forget the guidance and patience our teachers had for us. In these times we become less dependent on others and develop more individuality. Mr. Clarence Holt, Principal History and Geography Mrs. Dewey Howell English 90 Mr. Floyd Looper Math and History Mrs. Don Smith Science and Geography Everyday happenings in Junior High . . . The times in Junior High are long to be remembered. Although there have been experiences both good and bad, memories of Junior High will always linger in the hearts and minds of the students. Junior High opens the door for many opportunities. There is the thrill of changing classes, choosing class officers, becoming Junior High cheerleaders, and other new activities. In all, Junior High years are h£.ppy years. Boys change books between classes. A few had to get their lessons during activity period. Ik classes the race is on for the water Between fountain. The girls gave Mrs. Powell a surprise baby shower. Some study harder during the last days of school. 91 Who’s who FRIENDLIEST Libby Hughes Terry Eason Kay Anderson NEATEST Alan Hughes 92 MOST TALENTED Norma Hardage Ronnie Shuffield These students were selected by their fellow classmates to represent Bismarck Junior High School. WITTIEST Judy Hall Billy Garrett at BJHS They were chosen because of their ability to serve their school. It is their responsibility to represent their school with the titles given them. CUTEST Debbie Godwin Alan Hughes MOST DEPENDABLE MOST STUDIOUS Norma Hardage Roger Garner MOST COURTEOUS Jeanette Daniels Stere Htighes Debra Hughes Steve Lambert 8th srade class favorites LIBBY HUGHES ALAN HUGHES The eighth grade chose these students to represent their class as class favorites. Libby is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Clinton Hughes. Alan is the son of Mr. Mrs. C.L. Hughes. 7th grade class favorites LAVADA JONES JIMMY BURROUGHS The seventh grade chose these students to represent their class as class favorites. Lavada is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Jones. Jimmy is the son of Mr. Mrs. David Burroughs. 94 Eighth grade completes Junior High Girls of the graduating class. Boys of the graduating class Valedictorian: Gwen Jones Salutatorian: Norma Hardage Ushers and usherettes were Robert House, Debbie Godwin, Lavada Jones, and Carlton Hughes. 95 CLASS OFFICERS: President--Steve Lambert, Vice President--Ronnie Shuffield, Secretary--Libby Hughes, Treasurer--Gwen Jones, Reporters—Norma Hardage, and Brenda Johnson. Eiahth Jerry Allen Kay Anderson Beverly Anthony Judy Beatty Greg Bray Marquita Casey Waqueta Casey Tommy Cason Rodney Cottrel Jeanette Daniels Martha Daniel Kathy Diffee Keith Douglas Micheal Dyer Terry Eason Billy Garrett Bruce Garner Norma Hardage Terry Hardin Mark House Alan Hughes Garvis Hughes Jerry Hughes Karen Hughes Libby Hughes 97 Steve Hughes Sherry Ivy Brenda Johnson Gwen Jones Craig Kemp Terry Kirk Steve Lambert Diane Lamm Eddie Looper Nancy Lowe Vickie Martin Robert McNanna Darrell McClenahan Tina Milam Patricia Phillips Donna Russell Ronnie Shuffield Lana Smith Tony Tart Debbie Vinson Jerry Wilkie Debbie Williams Johnny Williams Jimmy Wilson Jimmy Woodall 98 CLASS OFFICERS: President--Debbie Godwin, Vice President--Carlton Hughes, Secre-tary--Sandra McClard, Treasurer--Richard Phillips, Reporters--Joey Diffee and Renee Hardage. Seventh 99 Charles Acker Linda Ashley David Boswell Johnny Bowman Steve Bratton Brenda Burchfield Jimmy Burroughs Jody Carey Kathy Cook Robert Crabb JoAnn Davis Pete Davis Frank DeAngelis Ricky Denham Joey Diffee Robin Fendley Carolyn Garner Roger Garner Debbie Godwin Judy Hall Renee Hardage Tina Hardage Ricky Herrin Arietta Henson Kenny Hicks Toni Hodges Bobby House Carlton Hughes 100 Debra Hughes Nina Hughes Lavada Jones Brenda Keith Douglas Ledbetter Diana Looper Allen Loy Donna Loy Jackie Loy Vince Loy Brenda McClard Sandra McClard Richard Phillips Bobby Pilcher Becky Prince Sherman Prince Ricky Ridgway Sherry Scoggins Raymond Shields Donald Shuffield Mike Smith Ricky Sorrell Rocky Terry Danny Thacker Brenda Thomas Sheena Tims Pam Treadway Audrey Vinson Pam Warren 101 102 ELEMENTARY 103 Elementary When we are young our lives are easily formed by those around us. As we start to school and go through the years of grade school, we look up to the teachers who guide us. We find no fault at all and pattern our lives, if possible, by theirs or pick up some of their habits. These people must have patience and understanding to look over our childhood whims. They must live a life before us that will be fitting for us to see and imitate if we want. We, who have been through these years, feel that each of the grade school teachers at Bismarck and New DeRoche fulfill these qualities. Mr. Ronnie Holt Principal New DeRoche Fifth and Sixth Mrs. Ronnie Looper Third and Fourth Mrs, Arthur Bass First and Second Mr. N. C. Bryan Sixth Mr. Lawrence Vowan Fifth and Sixth 104 Faculty Mrs. Tommy Neel Fifth Mrs. Floyd Looper Fourth Mrs. Clarence Holt Third Mrs. Joe Smith Second Mrs. John Small First and Second Mrs. Julia Smart First Elementary student life childhood The times of the elementary school years are exciting—from the new friendships and playground incidents to the discoveries made in the classroom. Children learn to get along with others, to share, and to think for themselves. Plays and assemblies throughout the school year are given by the classes. Parties also add to the fun. These students participated in the piano recital given by Mrs. Barbara Hardage. Studying is important at New DeRoche, too. Recess over, the children rush back to their classrooms so they won't be tardy. Library books provide interest in reading and entertainment to these New DeRoche students. 106 Innocence, mischievousness, and eagerness to learn Two little girls find privacy to tell their secrets behind their umbrella. When Bobo the magician comes to school, strange things happen to elementary students! Grade school also means first experience in love. Going home after a hard day of work and play, Sixth grade Marie Acker Terry Allen Regina Allen Julie Black Susan Burroughs Rebecca Butler Jaunita Casey Bobby Colvin Scotty Duffee LeAnnette Dixon Jane Hammock David Jackson Lisa Johnson Greg King Teresa Lamm Dana Lampkin Shannan Lampkin Kenneth Langley Kenneth Lookadoo Wayne McClard Johnny McNanna Linda Miller Ralph Moore Jerry Norris Linda Pennington Jan Richerson Robert Risner Jay Sheets Gary Shuffield DeWayne Tankersley Darrell Thacker Jill Whitfield Donna Williams Stephen Williams Pat Woodall Jennifer Yates 108 Sixth grade Laquetta Casey Grace Estes Dean Foster Rita Garner Bobbie Garrett Sharon Garrett Rickie Glasgow Gail Hall Beverly Harkrider Diana Henson LaDonna Herrin Buddy Hodges Marty Holt Neva Holt LaRae Hughes Fifth grade Greg Allen Debra Anderson Perry Brown r Mechele Burns Marcile Burris Phillip Burton Phyllis Burton Mike Carey Stuart Ford Eyvonne Fry 109 Fifth grade Beverly Garner Eddie Godwin Jerry Hammock Lisa Henson Judy Hicks Gwen Holt Gail Horton Mark Hughes Tim Jordan Cheryl King Diane Lambert Susan Lambert Gina Lookadoo Becky Looper Lynn Miller Stevie Moore Lisa Mullings Kelly Orr Tamera Prince Harold Rosenbaum Johnny Ross Tammy Sanders Danny Sheets Becky Shuffield Gale Shuffield Joe Shuffield Deana Thornton Ricky Tucker Anita Warren Marshall White Diana Wilson Arnold Woodall David Woodall 4£fcfc 110 Fourth grade Melba Acker Connie Bond Howard Breashears Kitty Breashears Melissa Burns Doris Burroughs Lester Davis Tari Davis Amanda Estes Alan Foster Janice Garner Rita Hardage Karen Harkrider Morris Henson Timmy Hughes Dale Jackson Lisa Lambert Teresa Looper Tony Looper Randy Orr Kathleen Phillips Kathy Sanders Leslie Shields Diana Smith Ricky Smith Murrel Thomas Ricky Sutton Cristal Thornton Tammie Treadway Brenda Vinson Linda Vinson David Wilson Travis Wilson 111 Third grade Terry Aringe Eddie Breashears Jackie Brown Dorinda Buck Danny Burton Leigh Chancellor Anita Copeland Danny DeAngelis Connie Garner Shirley Godwin Art Hardage Melody Harrington Danny Harris Keith Hughes Shawn Lampkin Howard Langley Darrell Lockadoo Erma Dean Looper Pam Lowe Becky Loy Blake Matlock Gail Miller David Phillips Ronnie Piper Rob Rayburn Dwayne Runyan Pamala Sanders Cindy Sears Suzy Still Bobby Sutton Mark Terry Terry Thacker Brad Thomas Greg Weatherford Brenda Woodall 112 Second grade Sharon Garner Ted Hall Terry Hardage Vance Dobyns Tim Hodges Angie Horton Tara Ivy Terry Jordan Bobby King Delbert Lambert Diana Looper Jim Looper Penny McClard Todd Nelson Shelly Phillips Roy Piper Debbie Robbins Howard Rosenbaum Lou Ann Ross Nancy Sanders Jauan See Janice Sheets Jeanette Sheets Ginger Shuffield Debra Smith Gay Smith Mitchell Strother Charlotte Swayze Dennis Thornton Vicki Tucker Katrina Upchurch Danny Wilson 113 Carlotta Acker Kyle Anderson Scotty Ashley Rhonda Bear Vicki Bond Lance Bray Dena Brewer Shane Burton Jeanetta Casey Terry Diffee Second grade First grade Gary Anderson Marie Aringe Alan Bear Fonda Brown Sandra Burton Greg Dobyns Janet Eason Charles Hardage Sandra Harkrider First grade Loretta Buck Cheryl Hall Junior Harrington Brent Harris Janet Linzy Kathy Linzy David Looper Sharon Lookadoo Timmy Looper Linda Montgomery Leadra Orr Darryl Phillips Eddie Ramos Vickie Runyan Brenda Sears Dennis See Mickey Smith Eddie Still Anita Sutton Joe Gene Swayze Cheana Thornton Scott Thornton Bart Tims Kim Wilton Kerry Woodall 115 New DeRoche sixth grade Billy Beason Deborah Daniels Ronnie Efird Alan Hughes Ricky Hughes Susie Hughes Tammie Kirk Grey Ray Rhonda Wed stead Fifth grade Patrice Bennett Shari Douglas Bobby Daniels Laura House Charlene Kirk Paul Loyd Marty McClenahan Vance W'edstead Wayne Wheatley Billy Williams 116 New DeRoche fourth grade M n A, !? i '1 V ' Milton Buck Diane Cansler Patricia Dean Wayne Dyer Rex Evans Michael Hall Terry Henshaw Arlan Henson Twillite Honeycutt Teresa Hughes Timmy Lewallen Robin Matlock Stanley Nottenkamper Deborah Ray Third grade Philip Crabb Steve Dyer Gene House Timmy House J Greg Hughes Michael Hughes JoAnn Kirk Martha Laskaris Angela Luzador Ricky Matlock Tammy Pilcher Sandra Wedstead Darryl Wheatley 117 New DeRoche second grade Tanya Bingham Steve Bowman Darren Bunn DeWayne Cansler Melinda Cansler Jayna Crow E. J. Daniels Mike Bingham Billy Daniels Lincoln Dowell Greg Evans Harold Hughes Rose Mary Hughes Mark Lewallen David McClard Cindy Ray First grade Suzy Hall Michele Hardin Ricky Henshaw Binky House Nathen House Lynette Hughes Randy Hughes Kathy Kirk Lisa Pilcher Debbie Wheatley 118 Advertising United Steelworkers of America AFL-CIO Local No. 332 Jones Mills, Box 9 Malvern, Arkansas 72105 Officers President.......................Russell Cranford Vice President..................Sidney Thomas Recording Secretary.............Sam Langston Financial Secretary.............David Ross Treasurer ......................Don Collins Compliments of EDDIE CLARK'S MEN’S STORE JUNIOR'S GARAGE Phone: 409 7th Street 623-1391 Hot Springs Featuring: Ferra Slacks and Van Husen Shirts Arkadelphia Ark. GROSS MORTUARY Operators of Southwest Burial Association 1017-1019 Central Avenue Hot Springs, Ark. 120 Thermogas Company Tappan Ranges and Dearborn Heaters Phone: 246-2171 101 Caddo Street Arkadelphia, Arkansas 71923 Sparkman Branch Office Phone: 678-2255 P.O. Box 35 Sparkman, Arkansas 71763 Bruce Buck Junior Freeland Phone: 865-2391 Bismarck Area Phone: 865-2345 PETE’S BARBER SHOP JACK DANIELS AUTO SALES o I for New and Used 4 Mobile Homes w and Closed Wednesday and Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Car Town for New and PHONE: 865-2771 Used Cars Highway 7 Hwy. 67 No. Arkadelphia, Ark. Bismarck Arkansas 121 BISMARCK LIONS BOOSTER CLUB Officers President • Vice President Secretary-Treasurer . . The Bismarck Lions Booster Club was founded during the 1969 Football Season. Without the help of all the Boosters listed here, it could not have been a success. Our first project was to purchase a Video Tape Machine for the Athletic Depart- ment. This was done with the help of all the Boosters. We hope to have many more projects in the future, and with everyone's help, each of them will be a success. We would like to thank each person on this list and ask you to please patronize the businesses who have donated to our cause. Joe Allen W.C. Crow Gary Ausley Robert Cox Dale Anthony Jack Daniels' Mobile Homes Car Town Allen's A-G Market DeLamar Motor Co. Andrew Allen Jessie Dicus Arkadelphia Monument Works W.L. Dreyer C.J. Anderson H.E. Douglas Arkadelphia Auto Parts Supply Tom Dixon Hot Springs Auto Parts Bearings Calvin Diffee Danny Ashley Carroll Diffee Gerald Bowman Elk Horn Bank Trust Co. Bank of Malvern Farm Town Equipment Don Baswell Farm Town Feed Mill Charles M. Bingham £red's’ Wrecking Co. Joe Bunn Engine Rebuilding H.O. Fendley's Grocery Paul Bond Cecil Garrett's Horton Service Station Gerald Bunn Lessie F. Goolsby DeWayne Bergan Noel Goolsby Curtis Breashears Charlie Green Gary Burroughs Eddie Hammock Bray's Grocery J.R. Hardage Wayne Cook Glenn Harkrider Dr. Cox D.V.M. Gerald Harkrider Citizens National Bank Tommy Henson Coleman Dairy Jonny Henson Clark County Lumber Co. Elroy Henderson Arkadelphia Sand Gravel Mrs. Emma O. Hanson Teague Plumbing Bernard Hardin Cabinet Shop Clark County Livestock Auction J. Farrell Hall Clark County Auto Sales Rubin Hardin Clem Wholesale Hardman Lumber Co. 122 Donnie Hughes C. L. Hughes Ray Hughes Clinton Hughes Adolph Hughes Eugene Howell Melvin Hardage Esso Dealer Hill Equipment Co. Hoover Ball Bearing Floyd Honeycutt Carmey Ivy Bill Jackson Robert E. Jackson Junior King Howard Lamm Long Ford, Inc. Raymond Lookadoo Bob Looper Ronnie Looper Ken Looper Clifford McClard Bob McClard Melvin McClenahan Douglas McDaniel Tookie Massey C. D. Morris Matthews Oil Company Merchants Planters Bank Trust Freddie Montgomery Cecil Nelson Najeed Nahas Waymon Orr John Orr Woodrow Orr's One Stop Glenna's Beauty Shop Waymon Prince Randolph Prince Gifford Ray Willard Ray Walter Ridgway Bobby Risner Dean Richerson Doyce Robbins Murray-Ruggles Funeral Home Tony Ritter Danny Serrano Shepherd Auto Sales, Inc. Pete Smith Wayne Sheets Paul Sutton Darrell Sorters Happy Sullivan Prince Southern LP Gas, Inc. Don Taylor Eugene Tart Teeter Motors Chuck Thornton Winston Thornton David Williams Wilson Buick J.A. West Pete Whitfield's Barber Shop Wayne Woodall Warren Yates DeWayne Yarborough Roger Burchfield operates the new video-tape machine at one of the basketball games. 123 RUTH STUART SHOP Ready to Wear 615 Clinton Arkadelphia C.J. ANDERSON Grocery and Station Fresh Meats •UV AT Esso. SICN Phone: 865-2971 Bismarck Arkansas MARGARET'S HAIRSTYLES Owners: Margaret McDaniel Shirley Thornton Phone: 865-2750 Bismarck Arkansas WHITLEY'S GROCERY General Tires Phone: 865-3111 Highway 7 South Bismarck Arkansas GLENNA'S BEAUTY SHOP Fine Hair Styles Phone: 865-2911 Highway 7 South Bismarck Arkansas EARL GILL RECORD SHOP New and Used Records 623-3395 810 Hobson Hot Springs FENDLEY'S Groceries, Dry Goods, and Artificial Flowers Bismarck Arkansas ✓ SUPPORT THESE BUSINESSES They Support Our Yearbook! Compliments of BRAY'S GROCERY and STATION Phone: 865-2136 Bismarck Arkansas 124 MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The Bank of Friendly Service Member F.D.I.C. Compliments of BAKERS EASY PAY STORE Phone: 246-2701 7th and Main Arkadelphia LOCKWOOD'S GIANT PRODUCTS 409 Main 816 Albert Pike and Malvern Ave. Arkadelphia Hot Springs Hot Springs HARDMAN LUMBER COMPANY 615 Clay Arkadelphia Phone: 246-5824 Your Home Owned Discount Store WEST AND COMPANY Home of Better Values 246-2316 Arkadelphia SHEPPARD AUTO 3030 West Pine Arkadelphia WESTLAKE AUTO BODY SHOP Compliments of Auto Refinishing A Specialty HOLLYWOOD VASSARETTE Owner: 815 Clinton N.B. Westlake Arkadelphia, Arkansas Arkadelphia McCORMICK'S FARM TOWN EQUIPMENT CO. Fashions for Young Folks Main Street tf Arkadelphia Arkansas Ph: 246-5571 246-5572 So. 7th Street Arkadelphia 126 SEARS 506 E. Page Malvern STERLING’S The Store With Everything In Mind School Supplies Toys Ready to Wear Complete Infant's Dept. The variety store complete with the needs of every member erf the family. Phone: 246-2961 Arkadelphia 624 Main Street Arkansas WARD SCHOOL BUS MFG., INC. Conway Arkansas You Couldn't Buy a Better Bus ... To Save Their Lives! Compliments of NEWBERRY-TATMAN AGENCY, INC. Bill Newberry Don Tatman Insurance-Real Estate Phone: 246-4575 Arkadelphia Arkansas 127 ELK HORN BANK AND TRUST CO. Arkadelphia, Arkansas Complete Banking Service Since 1884 Banking Facilities Drive-In Windows 24-Hour Depository Checking Accounts Personal Loans Lock Box Rentals Contents Fully Protected by Burglar Alarm and Insurance Outside Walk-up Windows All Types of Loans Personalized Checks Drive-In Facility at 14th and Pine Street Main Branch at Main Street and 67 Highway Education, like electricity, makes your future brighter HOT SPRINGS PACKING CO. Meats of Distinctive Quality Phone: 623-8841 724 Albert Pike Hot Springs Arkansas power alight HELPING GUILD ARKANSAS Things Go Better TOM CHANDLER’S SHOE CENTER With COKE Shoes for the Entire Family J acqueline-Connie Geppetto-Joyce Old Main Trotters Poll Parrot Bostonian- Randcr aft Rand-Starbrand Texas Boots Call 246-2332 619 Main Arkadelphia 129 MURRY-RUGGLES FUNERAL HOME W.B. Murry W.K. Ruggles Compliments of STUCKEYS Arkadelphia Arkansas Compliments of MASSEY SONS INC. 6th and Clay Street Phone: 246-6451 Arkadelphia Arkansas Clay Street Arkadelphia Compliments of JACK GLOVER Compliments of CLIFF'S SHOE STORE 608 Main Arkadelphia Phone: 246-2141 Hwy. 67 North Arkadelphia MINUTE MAN 9 Charcoal burgers French fries Radar pies Hwy. 67 North Arkadelphia OUACHITA EQUIPMENT COMPANY Tractors For Every Use From Home to Garden Genuine Parts and Accessories Phone: 246-4751 Arkadelphia CLARK COUNTY FARMERS ASSOCIATION Feed Insecticides Seed Farm Supplies Fertilizer 246-4556 707 6th Street Arkadelphia 130 Watson Furniture Company, Inc. FURNITURI Owners: Ralph Randall Watson For Furniture You Can Relax In P.O. Box 646 Hwy. 70 South Arkadelphia, Ark. LONG FORD INC. GLYNN’S TRUCK New Used Cars STOP Parts Service For The Best In 812 Clinton St. Food And Service Hwy. 67 North Arkadelphia, Ark. phIlups 24 Hours Ijraril Compliments of Daily, See Us II j } TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANT Dial: 246-9931 Serving Buffet 11 a.m. till 8:30 p.m. 1-30 Hwy. 67 Arkadelphia, Ark. Hot Springs 7 Exit Arkadelphia, Ark. 131 Arkadelphia Boosters BUNN'S ENGINE REBUILDING Complete Motor Rebuilding Overhauling PLATTER INN MUSIC STORE Crankshaft Grinding 509 Crittenden St. 246-4402 NEEL'S AMERICAN SERVICE THE CASUAL SHOP HARDMAN REAL ESTATE TAYLOR'S MOBIL SERVICE VALLEY ESSO SPANISH KITCHEN Compliments of ARKADELPHIA BEVERAGE COMPANY Arkadelphia, Ark. SHAW'S GARDEN Phone: 246-2485 121 Clinton Arkadelphia Compliments of EL’ANN’S FASHIONS MASSEY'S FOOD MART 23rd Walnut Arkadelphia 604 Main Phone: 246-4011 Hazel Ann Goff Elaine Chandler Arkadelphia Compliments of THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 200 South 6th Arkadelphia Arkansas ARKADELPHIA BEAUTY COLLEGE, INC. Phone: 246-6726 623-0015 602 Clinton 801 West Grand Arkadelphia Hot Springs Beauty is Our Business 132 Arkansas Compliments of Reynolds Aluminum Company Congratulations to the Senior Class Jones Mills Phone: Reduction Plant 332-3214 HUMBLE OIL AND REFINING CO. ALLEN'S SEWING CENTER Atlas Tires-Batteries-Accessories R.C.A. and Zenith Television Agent: Melvin Hardage Whirlpool Appliances © 623 Walnut 246-2891 Arkadelphia Arkansas 610 Main St. 246-4801 Arkadelphia Arkansas BIRCH INSURANCE AGENCY DOSS GARAGE Insurance Specialists Phone: 332-2071 Malvern Arkansas General Repair-Brake Jobs Front End Work-Motor Rebuilding 1322 East Page 337-7312 Malvern Arkansas THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. LINDVALL'S WHOLESALE Branch Manager: Jerry Johnson 202 S. Main St. 332-3412 Notions-Drugs-Dry Goods Malvern Arkansas Malvern Arkansas TWIN CAMPUS POOL HALL and RESTAURANT Phone 709 Clinton 246-9955 Arkadelphia SPURLIN LUMBER COMPANY Supplies for Every Home Builder NOWLIN FURNITURE Phone: 6th Laurel Phone 708 Clinton 246-2401 Arkadelphia 246-4221 Arkadelphia MODE O' DAY Paint Store Ladies Dresses, Sportswear, and Lingerie Owner: Betty Stover 612 Main St. Arkadelphia Best of Luck Seniors '70 Compliments of Phone: 624-1973 Third Hobson Compliments of Hot Springs Arkansas CLARENCE THOMPSON Building Contractor Center St. Arkadelphia BRATTON PHILLIPS 66 FRED'S WRECKING COMPANY Phone Clinton St. 246-9923 Arkadelphia New Used Parts For All Cars Phone: 246-2941 514 Clay St. Compliments of REEDER MEAT COMPANY LOWE'S LION STATION Arkansas Inspected Wholesale Only Phone: Arkadelphia 246-6551 Arkansas Owner: Archie Lowe 1503 Malvern Ave. Hot Springs Compliments of SOUTHWEST SPORTING GOODS Arkadelphia Arkansas 134 JOE and KARO Funniest Barbers in Town Phone: 332-2591 414 Main St., Malvern WILSON BUICK CO. Phone: 332-3631 2nd Locust Malvern STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. Ernest O. Cooper Agent Office Phone: 332-3212 1009 S. Main Malvern POOR BOY'S USED CARS A. J. Hixon, Jr. Phone: 332-2342 So. Main Malvern PARKVUE DAIRYETTE Ruth and Ed Erwin We appreciate your business City Park Malvern Compliments of BURKS MOTORS, INCORPORATED Malvern Arkansas FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Where you save does make a difference Each Account is Insured for $15,000 Phone: 212 So. Main 332-5231 Malvern TEAGUE SHOE SHOP A. E. Teague Owner 305 Main St. Malvern NORTH MALVERN LUMBER and SUPPLY, INC. Building Materials—Paint Fencing—Glass Plumbing and Electrical Fixtures 1105 W. Moline Malvern CENTRAL ARKANSAS TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE, INC. EXCHANGES: Donaldson Bismarck BASS BARBER SHOP J.T. Bass Jerry Don Whitley Phone: Ed. 7-6841 Compliments of WENDELL EPPERSON Law Office 209 Main St. Malvern Compliments of MALVERN L.P. GAS CO. Malvern Arkansas Compliments of STERLING'S 311 Main St. Malvern Compliments of CLEVENGER DRUG STORE Phone: 337-7261 425 S. Main St. Malvern Compliments of 115 East Third Malvern Compliments of MILLERS DRUGS 2315 Main MILLERS PHARMACY 132 East Highland Malvern Arkansas HARDWICK FURNITURE STORE Phone: 332-2121 Main Street Malvern Compliments of LINDVALL'S DEPARTMENT STORE 325-327 Main Malvern 136 OLGA'S FLORIST Flowers For Every Occasion Phone: Ed. 2-5012 Ws 1606 South Main ' ao Malvern, Arkansas Compliments of Hot Spring County FARM BUREAU INS. Leon Jenkins Malvern Arkansas TEETER MOTOR COMPANY Teeter The Cheater Cheats For Less Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge and Dodge Trucks All Kinds of Good Used Cars Malvern Arkansas Compliments of DR. L.G. COBLER Chiropractor 926 Main Street Phone: 332-3521 Malvern Arkansas CITIZENS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Complete Insurance Agency Phone: 246-5573 5th Clinton Streets Arkadelphia Arkansas 137 QUALITY HARDWARE STORE Jim Breckenridge-Owner Phone: 332-5191 408 South Main Malvern Compliments of DAVENPORT INSURANCE ABSTRACT AGENCY, INC. 138 S. Main Malvern ALLEN'S SEWING CENTER Phone: 332-2691 226 South Main Malvern CARROLL TURNER'S DEEP ROCK ARKADELPHIA MONUMENT WORKS Owners: Charles L. Smith F.M. Smith Phone: 615 S. 6th Street 246-4332 Arkadelphia FLAIG'S GULF SERVICE STATION Congratulations to the Seniors! Buy the Best for Less 1108 E. Page Malvern Phone: 246-4251 134 North 10th Arkadelphia The Malvern National Bank A Friendly Bank Growing With Malvern Hot Spring County Member of Federal Reserve System F.D.I.C. Complete Banking Service Drive-in Windows Phone: 332-6955 Malvern Arkansas 138 Compliments of MALVERN DAILY RECORD Malvern Arkansas EVANS ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone: Shop 332-5681 Home 337-7555 MALVERN STEREO TAPE CENTER 800 Different Tape Selections Stereo Tape Players We Make Stereo Tapes” Malvern Arkansas 711 West Page Malvern, Ark. NISWANGER PONTIAC COMPANY EMUAL HUNT'S AUTOMOTIVE PARTS poxthc Hwy. 70 West of Hot Springs Phone:761-4575 Phone: 332-3361 710 West Page Malvern Arkansas Route 1, Box 92 Pearcy,Ark. PADGETT CHEVROLET THE FOOD CENTER Sells for Less WE GIVE WONDER STAMPS Oldsmobile Incorporated Quality Foods At Everyday Low Prices 230 West Page P.O. Box 240 Malvern Arkansas 534 Main St. Malvern ATKINSON FUNERAL HOME P.O. Box 86 Malvern Arkansas 139 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Arkadelphia Malvern ARKADELPHIA FABRICS 314 South 6th Street Arkadelphia Arkansas Compliments of PIGGLY WIGGLY Main Street Arkadelphia Compliments of BUCK'S BARBER SHOP Clay Street Arkadelphia Arkansas JEWEL ROBERTS MFA Insurance 524 Clay Street Arkadelphia Compliments of G.W. LOOKADOO 6th Clay St. Arkadelphia MONTGOMERY WARD Catalog Sales Agency Phone: 246-6763 621 Clinton St. Arkadelphia Compliments of ARKADELPHIA FEDERAL SAVINGS 702 Caddo St. Arkadelphia Compliments of PHILLIPS REXALL DRUGS McCORKIE OFFICE SUPPLIES School Supplies—Hallmark Cards Phone: 246-4841 6th Clinton St. Arkadelphia 110 So. Sixth St. Arkadelphia LASTER FURNITURE COMPANY Buy now, pay later Free Parking While Shopping 6th Caddo Street Arkadelphia Meet Your Friends At. WOODELL DRUG STORE 7th Main St. Arkadelphia 140 COLEMAN MILK • ICE CREAM WEST AND COMPANY Home of Better Values Clothes for the Entire Family 246-2316 Arkadelphia MALVERN APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE CO. GE Appliances Sales and Services Malvern 410 So. Main Arkansas 332-3374 SULLIVAN'S REXALL DRUG STORE Phone: 332-2f01 210 Main Street Malvern ZODIES GROCERY AND MARKET Fine Food-Choice Meat Phone: 337-7023 Malvern 913 Moline Street 141 Fullers Drue Store WALGREEN AGENCY Owner I.B. Fuller 24-Hour Prescription Service Arkadelphia's Largest Drug Store Your Dependable Druggist Phone: 246-4995 Owner Arkadelphia, Ark. Buford A. Newman CLARK COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY CLARK COUNTY AUTO SALES Building Material for Farm and House 207 So. 8th St. Phone: 246-2465 Chrysler Plymouth Arkadelphia, Arkansas Dodge Imperial Dodge Trucks HUNTER SERVICE COMPANY Jeep Sales And Services Service On All Major Appliances Phone: 246-2144 210 S. 8th Street 2109 Pine Street Arkadelphia, Arkansas 71923 Arkadelphia, Ark. 142 DON’S STUDIO Studio of Fine Photography Compliments of These COUNTY OFFICIALS Arvilee Allen Sheriff Portraits Weddings Schools Seniors Paul D. Shuffield Circuit Clerk Norris White County Treasurer Hazel Brumley Tax Assessor Your Portrait, the Gift That Only You Can Give Donald Collins Representative Henry B. Means Circuit Judge Phone: 332-3654 115 W. Sullenberger Malvern Carl Fowler Representative BANK of MALVERN Serving Hot Spring County Since 1889 A Complete Banking Service FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 143 Exquisite Jewelry HOLIDAY JEWELERS Owner: Clarence Edwards All Types of Jewelry Repair Watch Adjustment Diamond Appraisers Phone: 624-2662 816 Central Hot Springs CAIN'S DRUG STORE Phone: 623-6614 Prescriptions MARIE'S FLOWERS 711 Albert Pike Phone: Hot Springs 623-6112 New and Used Furniture J. A. WILSON and SON Hobson Avenue Hot Springs Pianos WILSON FURNITURE CO. Hot Springs BENNETT FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Furnishings For Those Who Have Pride in Their Home. Phone: 623-1611 1312 Central Ave. Hot Springs JOE EDD HAWKINS CHEVROLET COMPANY Transportation Capitol of Arkansas The ONLY AUTHORIZED Chevrolet Dealer in Hot Springs Central at Winan Hot Springs THIRD STREET BARGAIN CENTER Furniture-Tools-Appliances We Buy Anything That Doesn't Eat. Owner: Jerry Milam Phone: 205 Third Street 623-0758 Hot Springs DAVIS COX OFFICE MACHINES, INC. Complete Office M achines - Equipment- Fur niture Olivetti Underwood Phone: 117-119 Third 624-4474 Hot Springs 144 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 'The Bank Wanting To Serve You Most Congr atulations To Bismarck High School 145 Arkadelphia, Arkansas Hot Springs WHITFIELD JEWELERS Watch Repairing-All Makes Authorized Bulova Dealer 624-1997 515 Hobson Hot Springs STEIGLER BOOK STORES School Supply Headquarters 520 Central Ave. 419 Albert Pike 623-4458 624-5511 Hot Springs BROWN AND MATLOCK Wholesale Candies 716 Hobson Ave. Hot Springs Southern LP-Gas, Inc. Bismarck and Arkadelphia Office: 865-3333 After Hours: 865-2246' 865-2535 865-2926 246-6418 865-2310 246-6418 146 i ARKANSAS FIRST NATIONAL S BANK J L Bank on the Move' Your BankAmericard Bank Member of F.D.I.C. President . . . Thos. W. Stone C. S. MOTORS INC. Your International Truck and Farm Machinery Dealer. Phone: 623-1666 Hwy. 70 East Hot Springs PRINCE ELECTRONICS CO. Wholesale T.V. and Radio Parts and Accessories Gifford L. Prince Phone: 624-2825 541 Ouachita Ave. Hot Springs SCHRADER'S INC. Hot Springs THE FASHION MANOR One of the Southwest's most Distinguished Ladies' Shoppes Stairway to the Newest and Smartest Fashions Telephone: 623-1462 2522-24 Albert Pike Hot Springs, Arkansas 71929 Distinguished Men's Wear 330 Central Avenue Hot Springs, Arkansas CONNELLY PRESS, INC. Better Office Supplies Mean a Better Business. Phone: 624-1271 536 Ouachita Hot Springs 147 Arkansas Bank And Trust Co. Bringing Progressive Banking fo Hof Springs Arkansas Bank c§- Gnttpajuf MEMBER- FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEOERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HUBERT MENDEL, INC. Visit Our Little Shop, for the Junior Miss, and also Our Bride's Room. 424 Central Ave. Hot Springs Compliments of FABRIC CENTER 720 Central Hot Springs HOT SPRINGS FIXTURE Phone: 623-6607 424 Ouachita Ave. Hot Springs FINLEY'S SOUTH MAIN GULF Phone: 332-5121 1211 S. Main Malvern Compliments of ART-CRAFT FURNITURE CO. Complete Household Furnishings Phone 425 Main St. 337-7261 Malvern, Ark. DON MAGBY'S SHOE BOX Shoes for the Entire Family Acme Boots for Entire Family 806 Central Ave. Phone Hot Springs 624-5409 Arkansas 148 J.W. NEIGHBORS SMITH CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Dr. Grady Roper AND Phone: 623-1172 SON FIRESTONE STORES Your Safety is Our Business General Contractors 301-305 Ouachita Ave. Commercial and Residential Phone: 623-4466 Hot Springs SINGER COMPANY Insured-Licensed Bonded Phone: 623-7141 Ouachita Ave. Hot Springs Phone: 332-3254 VAUGHN HARDWARE CO. 510 Ouachita Ave. 107 W. Mill Malvern Hot Springs Arkansas VALLEY LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY GARLAND COUNTY FARMERS ASSOCIATION Building Material Millwork 111 Winans Hot Springs Phone: 623-6696 B. J. Etzkorn, Manager Feed-Seed-Fertilizer Phone: 105 W. Grand 623-3394 Hot Springs Farm Supply CARUTH FUNERAL HOME AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLY We Have Parts for Every Engine Phone: 623-2533 Phone: 7th and Clay St. 246-2421 Arkadelphia, Ark. 655 Park Ave. Hot Springs 149 HOT SPRINGS BOOSTERS HOBSON FURNITURE CO. HOME FURNITURE CO. B B AUTO PARTS PENOR'S ALIGNMENT M M T.V. OAK LAWN SUPPLY CO. NATIONAL BUILDERS SUPPLY LAKESIDE AG DANCRAFT ANTIQUES C.C. CARPET MYERS JANITOR SUPPLY C.W. KNIGHT GROCERY (BISMARK) EARL APPLETON MEDICAL ARTS DRUG STORE PATE'S SHOE STORE THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. RECTOR'S JEWELERS MALVERN BOOSTERS MODERN FURNITURE CO. RED BALL BARBER SHOP MARVIN SAMONS COTTON HILLS SPECIALTY THE FAMILY SHOE STORE BUILDERS LUMBER SUPPLY OK BARBER SHOP A-l RADIATOR J.P. NORWOOD REPHAN'S DEPT. STORE BLUE RIBBON STORE THE LEADER STORE LISENBYS JEWELRY STORE PENNEYS BORDEN’S We appreciate your business Hot Springs, Arkansas 150 Brad’s Sandblasting INDUSTRIAL-COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL No Job Too Large or Too Small We go Anywhere-Portable or Our Yard Cars-Houses-Trucks-Boats-Glass Frosting-Contractors Equipment We Sell Silica Sand-Aerosol Oils-Paints-and Protective Coatings OWNER: W.H. BRADFIELD JR. Phone Malvern Road 262-2874 Hot Springs LAURAY'S JEWELERS McCLARD'S BAR-B- Q Home Owned and Operated The House of the Blue White Diamond Phone 505 Albert Pike 623-0586 Hot Springs DOUGLAS FLOWER SHOP Phone 623-2441 402 Central Phone Hot Springs Arkansas 623-1675 THE SPORTING GOODS STORE Everything for the Sportsman Football and Basketball Equipment 200 Ouachita Ave. Hot Springs 136 Central Hot Springs Furniture-Carpets Decorator Service Appliances 605 Albert Pike Hot Springs 623-1653 151 New garage dedicated to J. K. Treadaway The Bismarck garage completed in the summer of 1969, was dedicated to a former mechanic and bus driver, Mr. J.K. Treadaway. Mr. Treadaway was employed by Bismarck Schools for 17 years before his death on April 10, 1970. A friend of all, Mr. Treadaway will remain in the hearts of everyone at Bismarck. The newly organized Lions Club at Bismarck had a sign made and erected on the new building. rnfrj� rr The Bismarck Lions Club purchased and had the sign erected on the new garage. Epilogue These Times In Our Lives.... I feel that this time in my life has certainly been exciting and rewarding! Probably like many more new editors, I was at first overwhelmed at my responsibilities. It all started at workshop when I had to plan every page—where it would be—the whole plan of the book. After lots of changes it finally looked decent.—But that wasn't all. When school started, I had a wonderful staff and sponsor to work with, but I was not bossy enough to put the members to work. Finding so many pages to be done, I overcame that problem fairly quickly. And I've found the decision making tough. I've never been able to make up my mind in a hurry! Somehow, probably due to the staff members being so cooperative and Mrs. Hall, our sponsor, being so patient and understanding, I was able to overcome these and other obstacles. Now that our yearbook is presented to you, we hope that you enjoyed to the fullest the yearbook's account of These Times In Our Lives. A special thanks to all who helped it be what we think is a great success! Mary Daniel walswortm Editor Marctliir. Mo.. t'.S.A 1