Bismarck High School - Yesteryears Yearbook (Bismarck, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

Yesteryear 71 Vol. 26 Published by The Yesteryear Staff Bismarck High School Bismarck, Arkansas Joyce Hughes, Editor Randy Ridgway, Business Manager Mrs. Farrell Hall, Advisor @Mi 11m mwjM Contents Administration...........................4 High School Division Teachers............................12 Personalities.......................16 Organizations.......................32 Activities..........................38 Sports..............................60 Classes.............................72 Elementary Division Teachers............................97 Student Life.......................102 Advertising............................114 1 In Memory of Jimmy Burroughs Jimmy Burroughs was fatally injured in a car accident near Bismarck on June 20. 1970. He is survived by his parents, Mr. Mrs. David Burroughs, and his sisters, Pamela, Susan, and Doris Burroughs, all of Bismarck. Jimmy was a member of the seventh grade class and was elected seventh grade class favorite in 1970. He was a member of the Bismarck Church of God. Jimmy will always be found in the memories of his friends and will long be remembered by them. What Is Death It is not death to die— To leave this weary road. And, 'mid the brotherhood on high. To be at home with God. It is not death to close The eye long dimmed by tears. And wade in glorious repose To spend eternal years. It is not death to bear The wrench that sets us free From dungeon chain, to breathe the air Of boundless liberty. It is not death to fling Aside this sinful dust. And rise on strong exulting wing To live among the just. Jesus, thou Prince of life Thy chosen cannot die! Like thee they conquer in the strife To reign with thee on high. ---Abraham H. C. Mai an 2 DEDICATION The 1970-71 Yesteryear Staff proudly dedicates this yearbook to: Mrs. O'Neal Cook Because of her untiring services and her dedication to teaching, we would like to show our appreciation to Mrs. Cook by dedicating this yearbook to her. Mrs. Cook has taught at Bismarck for fifteen years and has twenty years total teaching experience. She has served as a commerical teacher, and for the last eight years, she has been our high school math teacher. Mrs. Cook and her family are an inspiration to our community and our school. Board of Directors Dale Anthony President Waymon Prince Vice President Hollis Looper Secretary We were fortunate to have men of high standards and dedicated purposes to serve on the Bismarck School Board. They met regularly to carry out the business of the Bismarck School District. These men have given their valuable time and knowledge to help Bismarck move forward and develop into what we feel is an outstanding educational institute. Without their patience and cooperation the Bismarck School System could not have progressed and maintained its educational qualities. Don Russell ■4 Jack Anderson Sup erin tendent On behalf of the faculty and students, I would like to express our appreciation to Mrs. Hall and the 1970-71 Yearbook Staff for an excellent yearbook. Many hours of supervision, planning, and work have made this, one of our best yearbooks. jUc i t Mr. Wallis Holt Superintendent 5 Mr. Holt enjoys his new move into the superintendent's office in the Science Building. Traditions Remain As The 1970-71 Yesteryear Staff chose B.H.S. On The Move” as our theme for this year's book. We, as everyone else, realize time is moving and things have to change, but we hold dear a few things called traditions. Perhaps the most important tradition at Bismarck is making true and lasting friendships, not only with our peers but also with our teachers who help keep that valuable tradition learning ever growing in our minds. Basketball and football are traditions we are very proud of. Without sports B.H.S. would be somewhat lacking. The first basketball games Bismarck participated in were played on outside courts sometime in the early 1930's. B.H.S. Moves Forward Football is newer to Bismarck having started about twenty-two years ago. Since then we have been honored with trophies of many kinds which are on display in the gymnasium. In 1953 Bismarck had its first homecoming, henceforth it has been one of the highlights of the school year. Much hard and diligent work goes into the making of this one day affair. The Yesteryear also a worthy tradition, was first published in 1945. Without this book perhaps we could not recall the events quite as vividly as the annual enables us to do. We the 1970-71 Yesteryear Staff take our hats off to Tradition , but we must keep B.H.S. on the move. . . 7 Never Ending Progress Keeps Bismarck High School Moving. . . 8 The completion of the Science Building last summer is an added attraction to our expanding school. The building contains four classrooms, a science laboratory, and the superintendent's office. The Science Building has moved Bismarck forward academically and has given the teachers better equipment and additional space to teach more effectively. Seniors of 1971 will be able to say they were the first senior class to use the new building and can take pride in having done so in the future years. 9 Many new teaching techniques and devices were introduced to Bismarck this year. Among them were the planetarium used in earth science and the tape player with various tapes of economic interest which was purchased for consumer economics. And in Elementary, although it is not new this year, we have a remedial reading program which has helped many students with its modern audio and visual aids. These are just a few of the techniques and devices that keep B.H.S. on the move academically. 10 High School Principals Mr. Doyle Henderson has returned to Bismarck High School this year as principal. Mr. Henderson attended the University of Arkansas and Henderson State College. He is married and has three children. Mr. Henderson has brought with him new ideas in discipline and ideas for the curriculum. He has attained the respect and friendship of each student. Mr. Doyle Henderson Mr. Floyd Looper has added the job of principal to the position he held as junior high math teacher. Mr. Looper attended Henderson State College. He is married and has two children. Mr. Looper has filled his job well and has brought honor and distinction to ideas of discipline and education. 12 Mr. Henderson keeps down mischief in the halls. B.H.S. Faculty Mr. Jimmy Allen Basketball Coach' American History Mrs. O’Neal Cook Mathematics Mrs. Jan Copland Business I i Mrs. Farrell Hall Librarian, English Mrs. Dennis Holt, Jr. English Mrs. Dewey Howell English Mrs. Howell takes time to help a student in study hall. The teachers of B.H.S. are ever moving forward to help the students acquire the best education they can receive. With the use of new methods and modern equipment the teachers hope to motivate each student until he attains the goals that he has set for himself in life. The women teachers enjoy their last day at school before Christmas vacation. 13 Mrs. Elwin Jackson Secretary Mr. Carl Jensen Science, Biology, Chemistry Mrs. George Sharp Consumer Education, Home Economics B.H.S. Faculty Mrs. Don Smith Science Mr. Bob Watson Agriculture Mr. Clarence Wooten Football Coach, Geography 14 Each teacher at Bismarck has worked hard through the past years for us. With qualified minds and nerves of steel, they have filled our days with questions, thoughts, and answers to many of our problems. The men teachers take time for relaxation their Christmas party. Mrs. Holt was surprised with a baby shower before she left. at Maintenance In order to keep B.H.S. on the move it takes the work of many individuals working together as a team. The maintenance is a very good example of this. They work together for the upkeeping of our school in a very cooperative way. Our respect and gratitude goes out to our maintenance for without them we would lack nourishing meals, well kept buildings, and efficient and safe bus routes. BISMARCK COOKS: Bertha Wright, Supervisor; Maggie Thornton; Leecy Matlock; Gertrude Bray. NEW DeROCHE COOKS: Cora Prince; Daphine Southerland. NEW DeROCHE CUSTODIAN: Oscar Sanders. BISMARCK BUS DRIVERS: Bottom row; Wallace Diffee, H. O. Fendley, W. L. Cottrell. Top Row; Hays Hardage, Doyle Collie, Dan Massey. 16 BALLOTS ■ v ■ I •’ . 7'‘ : • A ':■ A • a •: “A Personalities Joyce Hughes And Rodney Whitfield Were Chosen Mr. And Miss BHS These students are chosen out of the senior class by the whole student body. They are chosen as Mr. and Miss BHS because they are two students who best represent the everyday life of Bismarck High School. Rodney and Joyce are active members of the senior class and all other activities at school. 17 Cindy House -FFA Sweetheart Cindy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert House. She is a 5'1 1 2” brunette. She was a '70-71 homecoming maid and an active member of F.H.A. and the sophomore class. She enjoys reading, cooking, and sewing. Cindy is indeed a fine representative of F.F.A. Rodney Whitfield -FHA Beau Rodney is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Whitfield. He is a 6ft. tall, blue eyed boy with brown hair. Rodney is president of F.F.A. and was elected wittiest, best all-round, and Mr. BHS. 18 Citizens O Th e Year With the help of the teachers, the Yesteryear Staff chose Donna McClard and Dennis Dreyer as Citizens of the year. They were chosen for their interest in school, enthusiasm for sports, and their attitude toward their fellow classmates. Donna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McClard and Dennis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Dreyer. Girls State '70 Phyliss Pilcher and Rhonda Burton were chosen to represent Bismarck at Girl's State for the year 1969-70. They were chosen by the teachers for their character, leadership ability, and their activities in school. Phyliss is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carmie Pilcher and Rhonda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Burton. 19 Senior High Class Favorites Juniors Ricky Allen- Pam Burroughs In the selection of Senior High class favorites each student votes for the person who will best represent their class. Because of their friendliness and personalities these students are the favorites of their class. Seniors Mitchell Weatherford-Joyce Hughes 20 Sophomores Carl Hughes-Annette Risner Junior High Class Favorites Eighth Grade Danny Thacker-Lavada Jones A smiling face and a warm hello have made these students class favorites. The Junior High class favorites are chosen by the votes of their class mates. Seventh Grade Ronnie Efird-Susie Burroughs 21 Who's Who BEST ALL-ROUND Joyce Hughes Rodney Whitfield Among all honors at BHS these are the most desirable. They are elected directly from the students, with the exception of Most Studious and Most Courteous, which are chosen by the faculty. This is perhaps one of the most democratic elections in school. We are pleased with the students on these pages, because as a rule the students are what their title says plus they have many more desirable traits. MOST COURTEOUS Donna McClard Dennis Dreyer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Connie Harris Randy Ridgway 23 Mitchella Tart MOST ATTRACTIVE Tony Hughes OUTSTANDING PERSONALITY Jeanie Smith Ricky Looper NEATEST Mitehella Tart Danny Dost MOST DEPENDABLE Shirley Keith Randy Rldgway Who's Who 25 Brenda Henson WITTIEST Rodney Whitfield A wards Day May 17 was set aside as Awards Day so that the following students might have some recognition for their outstanding abilities and achievements in these fields. Each student was chosen by the teachers or in some cases by the student tody because he showed interest and ability in this field. Summer Baseball: Steve Smith, Alan Hughes, Dennis Dreyer, Terry Richerson, Gary Whitfield, Royee Hughes, Weldon Prince. Basketball All-District: Ronnie Smith, Mitchell Weatherford, Diane Looper, Lana Smith, Beverly Anthony. Football All-District: Royce Hughes, Tony Hughes, Dennis Dreyer. 26 Dennis, Senior class president, presents class composite to Mr. Holt. A wards Yesteryear Staff: Mitchella Tart. Kathy Lamm. Connie Harris. Agriculture, Student Council President: Glen Shuffield. Betty Crocker Award: Sheila Tims. Chemistry, Math, Valedictorian, Yesteryear’s Business Manager, Outstanding Student: Randy Ridgway. Salutatorian, Math, English: Phyliss Pilcher. A wards English: Cindy House. Best All-Around, Two Sports Trophy: Rodney Whitfield. I Dare You: Rhonda Burton. Ricky Ivy. Earth Science: Wayne McClenahan. 28 Best All-Around, Yesteryear Editor: Joyce Hughes. Bookkeeping: Linda Johnson. Typing, Home Economies: Donna McClard. History, Crisco Award: Shirley Keith. Biology: Judy Keith. A wards Best Athletes: Mitchell Weatherford, Annette Risner. Student Council In this ever moving age there seems to be a gap between generations. We, at BHS, might be potential victims of this gap, because there is definitely two generations at Bismarck, but we have found a mediator through the Student Council. The council is made up of senior high school students, who. in the spring, are elected by the student body after a campaign. Through the year they strive for improvements in the school and better teacher-student relationship. Glen Shuffield and Sandy Hartsell display one of the T-shirts the Student Council sold. OFFICERS President ................Glen Shuffield V. President............Pam Burroughs Secretary..................Jeanie Smith Treasurer...............Phyliss Pilcher F reshman Senators .................... Alan Hughes, Libby Hughes Sophomore Senators..................... Gwen Shuffield, Judy Keith Junior Senators........................ Ellen Yates, Donna McClard Senior Senators........................ Randy Ridgway, Ricky Ivy Sitting: Jeanie Smith, Glen Shuffield, Mr. Henderson, Pam Burroughs, Phyliss Pilcher. Standing: Alan Hughes, Libby Hughes, Gwen Shuffield, Judy Keith, Ellen Yates, Donna McClard, Randy Ridgway, Ricky Ivy. 31 Future Farm ers Of Am eri ca The FHA surprised Mrs. Holt with a stork shower. The Future Homemakers of America is an outstanding organization at BHS. I'nder the guidance of Mrs. Sharp the girls take active parts in federation meetings and other activities. F.ach year the girls present a fashion show for the P.T.A. This year's fashion show pictured a teenager in her room dreaming of the fashions she wanted. Donna McClard models for the fashion show. OFFICERS President .... ... Diane Williams V. President . . . . Jeanie Smith Secretary . . . . . . Shirley Keith Treasurer . . . . . . Donna McClard Reporter . . . . .... Ellen Yates Song Leader . . .... Vicki Jones 32 Future Homemakers Of America OFFICERS President . . V. President . . . Mitchell Weatherford Reporter . . Treasurer . Jr. Advisor . Gary Whitfield Secretary . Sentinel . . . The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for boys studying vocational agriculture. The boys of the FFA in the BHS chapter are now preparing for the responsibilities of future farmers through the leadership of Mr. Bob Watson. Darell Henson and Donnie Smith learn about electricity. Jerry Matlock gets special instructions about the table saw. Beta Club Standing: Royce Hughes, Kathy Lamm, Donna Hardage, Phyliss Pilcher, Ricky Lowe, Shirley Keith, Evon Allen, Ellen Yates, Wayne McClenahan, Judy Keith, Rhonda Burton, Bobby Jackson, Sitting: Linda Johnson, Joyce Hughes, Randy Ridgway, Donna McClard, Sheila Tart, David Robbins, Danny Bost. OFFICERS Randy Ridgway Danny Bost . . . . . . Vice President Donna McClard Shirley Keith . Joyce Hughes Reporter 34 Randy Ridgway, Beta President, poses for a picture. Mrs. Sharp and Judy Keith discuss the National Beta Club. Lion s Roar Stall The Lion's Roar is responsible for publishing a paper monthly, so that the students and their parents may keep up with the activities at school. The staff is composed of senior students who are taking their second year of typing. Co-Editors Shelia Tart and Rhonda Burton. Co-Editors .... Rhonda Burton. Shelia Tart Typist........................Typing II Class High School News............................. Gayle Henson, Mary Henson Grade School News............................ Diane Loy, Lillie Garner Campus News.................................. Shelia Tims, Marilyn Harkrider Club News . . . Evon Allen, Janie Henson Sports . . . Darlene Honeycutt, Donnie Smith Sales and Distribution....................... Ricky Ivy, Glen Shuffield Sponsor ....................... Mrs. Copeland 35 Yesteryear Staff In order to produce a yearbook, it requires alert, talented, and imaginative minds. The Yesteryear Staff is composed of twelve students and a faculty sponsor, who work diligently throughout the school year, so that each of us may have a record of the events of that year. One reason for the staff choosing BHS on the Move as our theme is that we feel Bismarck is moving forward in every aspect, not only as a school but also as a community. OFFICERS Editor Asst. Editor . . . . . Donna McClard Business Manager . . . Randy Ridgway Typist . . . Connie Harris Donna, Joyce, and Connie discuss layouts. Seated: Mrs. Hall, Joyce Hughes, Randy Ridgway, Donna McClard, Ellen Yates, Standing: Kathy Lamm, Connie Harris, Dian Allen, Danny Bost, Judy Keith, Mitchella Tart, Libby Hughes. 36 Library Club Our high school library is an outstanding source for information. Each year we add new materials to enrich our curriculum. We hope the students and teachers will take every opportunity they have and use these materials. This year Mrs. Hall selected fourteen girls to assist her in the library. These student librarians formed the Library Club so that they might do a more efficent job in learning the procedures of a library. OFFICERS Shelia Tims . . . . . . . President Mary Henson . . . . Vice President Gayle Henson . . . . . Sec. and Treas. Cynthia Lambert . . Reporter Standing: Pam Burroughs, Debbie Hughes, Diane Allen, Patty Glasgow, Linda Dean, Janet Hughes, Seated: Cynthia Lambert, Shelia Tims, Mary Henson, Gayle Henson. 37 Activities Queen Connie The 1970-71 homecoming queen is Connie Harris. She is the daughter of 1SG and Mrs. D. L. Harris. Connie is 5'4 , has auburn colored hair, and brown eyes. She is very active in senior projects, enjoys traveling, swimming, and horse back riding. Her plans after school are to attend Baylor Dental College in Dallas, Texas. 39 The theme for the '70-'71 homecoming was, A Moonlite Garden in Paris. The coronation followed traditional process, with the crowning and robing of the queen followed by a pep rally led by the cheerleaders. A new tradition was added this year, which is significant of B.H.S. on the move, the co-captain giving the queen a kiss as he robed her. Queen: Connie Harris Escorts: Captain-Dennis Dreyer Co-captain-Ricky Morris Senior Maid: Janie Henson Escort: Handy Ridgway '' The stage was superbly decorated with the tower of Paris contrasted by a quiet country garden and bridge. Mrs. Sharp and the third year Home Ec. girls decorated both the stage and the football field. Mascots: Shonnali Merritt Tony Hardage 40 Traditional Homecoming Junior Maid: Cynthia Lambert Escort: Rodney Whitfield Junior Maid: Robin McClard Escort: Bobby Wilson Sophomore Maid: Cindy House Escort: Tony Hughes Maids pose for group picture before the homecoming ceremonies begin. Sophomore Maid: Joan Milam Escort: Bobby Jackson Master of ceremonies: Ronnie Smith Homecoming Maids The Homecoming maids are selected by the senior football team. The team chooses two girls from the sophomore class, two girls from the junior class, and one senior maid. As one can see, it is an honor to be one of the girls selected. Each girl chosen is representing her class. Cynthia Lambert Junior Maid Janie Henson Senior Maid Joan Milam Sophomore Maid Robin McClard Junior Maid Cindy House Sophomore Maid 42 Homecoming Snaps Third year Home Ec. girls work hard on decorations for the event. Cheerleaders and Mrs. Sharp wait for ceremonies to begin. Royalty and specators anxiously await opening kick off. Queen Connie Harris and Kathy Lamm talk shortly before ceremonies l egin. Royalty cheers football team on. 43 Valentine's Royalty SENIOR CANDIDATES QUEEN: Marilyn Harkrider KING: Darell Henson Each year near the 14th of February each class chooses a boy and a girl to represent them in the annual Valentine Coronation. There is one King and Queen chosen f rom these people based on the amount of money their class has raised for them. Proceeds go to the Betas who sponsor it yearly. SOPHOMORE CANDIDATES Annette Risner Terry Rioherson JUNIOR CANDIDATES Linda Johnson Dennis Hughes FRESHMAN CANDIDATES Libby Hughes Billy Garrett Ellen Yates sang A Time For Us. Donna McClard helped make decorations for the stage. Danny Host served as Master of Ceremonies. Shirley Keith read the history of valentines. They Run In Our Family'' They run in the Pennywinner familv-and how. They run. they jog, they do pushups, and they do all their part to make the Pennywinner household a veritable gymnasium. All, that is, except Mom and teenager Peggy who insist that life cannot revolve around athletics just because Dad coaches the Central High Frogs. The team has lost 25 straight and play archrival Northview on Friday night. As the big game approaches, pressure and pandemonium mount. Spook: Dennis Dreyer, Buzz: Rodney Whitfield, Agnes: Sheila Tims. I Coach Sam: Ricky Morris, Midge: Janie Henson, Peggy: Mary Henson. Seymour: Robert Foster, Alvin: Ricky Looper. Aunt Alice: Lillie Garner, Dimple Dillard: Joyce Hughes, Mitzi Jones: Kathy Lamm, Cindy Sanders: Connie Harris. Presented By Senior Class Dr. Paul Andrews: Randy Ridgwav, Sportv Dan: Bobby Jackson, Mrs. Allen: Janet Hughes. Principal Gilley: Glen Shuffield, Josie: Marilyn Harkrider, Mrs. Speel: Evon Allen. Announcer Tony Hughes talks with cast before play. Pat: Rhonda Burton, Alexander Jones: Mitchel Weatherford. The Junior Class Perhaps they didn't know when they were well off, or maybe they were just gluttons for punishment, but Hercules Nelson's uncle and aunt had long wanted him to come spend a week end with them. And to top it off. they even went so far as to say he could bring his bosom pal, Wilbur Maxwell. So with suitcases in hand, the boys arrive at Uncle Bob's, set for a big week end. That's putting it mildly indeed because Hercules knows his uncle has taken a new job. but what he doesn't know until it's too late is that uncle is a mortician. That's right, an undertaker. Needless to say. the toys are terrified and this leads to a week end of one humorous incident after another. Madeline Quigley: Linda Dean. Harry Schuster: Gary Whitfield. Henry: Ricky Miller Nina Quigley: Linda Johnson, Dr. Brown: David Robbins. Wilbur Maxwell: Danny Bost: Hercules Nelson: Darie Burton. Celeste Nelson: Pam Burroughs, Frankie Nelson: Diane Williams. Granny: Cynthia Lambert ers. Daphne: Vicki Jones. Claude: Royee Hughes. Uncle Bob: Ricky Allen, Aunt Mary: Donna Mc-Clard, Mr. Quigley: Doug Green. 49 Betas Present ' 7 Girls Ask Boys For Dates Mrs. Smith: Shirley Keith. Have you ever thought what it would be like if instead of boys asking girls for dates, girls would ask boys ? These Beta members tried to idealize this in their play, If Girls Asked Boys For Dates. 50 George: Ricky Lowe, Nancy: Judy Keith. Tom Chandler, guest speaker, spoke on fashions. Father - Son Banquet The members of the FFA treated their fathers to the annual FFA banquet held at the Bismarck Cafeteria May 6. Events included were guest speaker, John Coffman, and the presentation of the FFA Sweetheart jacket to Cindy House. Mother - Daughter Banquet The FHA annual banquet was held in November, at the OBU cafeteria in Arkadelphia. Their guest speaker was Tom Chandler, who spoke on today's fashion. Rodney Whitfield, FHA Beau, was presented a key chain by FHA president Diane Williams in appreciation. President, Diane Williams, presents FHA Beau, Rodney Whitfield, a key chain. FFA guest speaker, John Coffman, spoke on vocational training, higher education, and work. FFA president, Rodney Whitfield, presents Cindy House, her FFA Sweetheart jacket. 51 Juniors Treat Seniors Teachers display their southern hospitality. The buffet meal was a new enjoyable addition to the annual event. Danny Bost served as master of ceremonies. The 1970-71 Junior and Senior Banquet was held at Bowen’s Continental Restaurant near Arkadelphia. The theme this year was Under the Magnolias.” The program consisted of several speakers all based on the theme. Seventy-nine people attended the banquet this year. Both the meal and program were well planned and very enjoyable. The tables were decorated to enhance the theme. To Annual Banquet Mary Henson, Janie Henson and Sheila Tims pose under a decorative umbrella. Several boys are pictured in front of the restaurant before the banquet begins. Students anticipate the evening to come. Both students and teachers enjoy the meal and program that followed. While planning the calendar for school events, one day, near the end of school, is set aside and designated as Playday. This is a day of fun and games and relaxation for everyone. The high school classes compete against each other receiving points for placing 1st, 2nd, 3rd. or 4th in the events. At the end of the day. the class with the most points is given 1st place. Friday, May 14th Set Sophomores, Donna Hardage and Doug Lamm were crowned King and Queen of Playday. Mitehella Tart and Roger Burchfield goof-off between events. The seniors dressed in their best clothes. Only boys participated in the bear crawl. Aside For A Day Of Play Dennis Dreyer is ready to catch the hall while Ricky Miller waits to hit it. Some senior hoys relax after a hard day. Mark House clears the high jump har. Seniors Enjoy Six Flags Saturday, May 8th, at 7:00 the Seniors left Bismarck for Texas. They arrived at the Kings Inn in Arlington about 3:30 p.m. The rest of the day was filled with looking around and swimming. Sunday, everyone went to Six Flags. The rides, sideshows, and shops were intriguing to the Seniors. Monday was spent at Fair Park in Dallas. Everyone enjoyed the Wax Museum, Natural History Museum, Aquarium, and other exhibits on display. Tuesday was spent at the Six Flags Mall shopping. Wednesday at 8:30 everyone was ready, but not anxious to leave. There were a few homesick people in the crowd. When luggage was loaded, the Seniors were ready to go. The stairs to the second floor kept everyone in shape. Mrs. Henderson and seniors look over the grounds of the Kings Inn. Everyone gathered to watch the shoot out at Six Flags. Seniors Of Say Baccalaureate for the graduating class of '71 was held May 16th at 8:00 p.m. Guest Speaker Eld. Freeman Crow gave the baccalaureate sermon entitled Now is the Hour. Hollis Looper gave the invocation and benediction. The Beta Club sponsored a reception for graduates and guest at the Home Economics department following the services. Valedictorian: Randy Rldgway, Salutatorian: Phyllis Pilcher. Seniors begin their final walk before receiving their diplomas. Honor Graduates: Joyce Hughes, Wayne McClenahan, Rhonda Burton. Elder Freeman Crow spoke to the Seniors during baccalaureate. Good-by To BHS The Beta Club gave the graduates and their guests a reception following baccalaureate. Graduation exercises were held May 21st at 8:00 p.m. Salutatorian, Phyliss Pilcher, welcomed everyone with a speech entitled By Our Schools We Conquer. The class poem was read by Joyce Hughes. Rhonda Burton read a speech entitled Change is Necessary. The poem If by Rudy-ard Kipling was read by Wayne McClenahan. Valedictorian Randy Ridgway gave the farewell address entitled As Time Changes.” Ushers: Rocky Hughes, Pam Burroughs, Jeanie Smith, Ricky Allen. Ellen Yates serves guests at the Beta reception. Three All-District Players At B. H. S. The Bismarck Lions are moving in every field, and in football we moved right down the field to the score line. The Lions put out great effort and were untiring in their afternoon practices. Coach Wooten did an excellent job with the boys this year. Although defeat was known to the Lions, they never lost their spirit. WE THEY Horatio 0 18 Mt. Ida 21 6 Bauxite 0 20 Harmony Grove 0 0 Magnet 0 40 Glenwood 30 0 Sparkman 0 14 Mt. Pine 21 7 Joe T. Robinson 0 40 Royce Hughes, junior Played 2 years All District, Def. End 185 lbs.-5 11 Standing: Rocky Hughes, Tony Hughes, Dennis Hughes, Randy McClard, Ricky Collie, Dennie Dreyer, Ricky Morris, John Orr, Roger Burchfield, Clarence Wooten-Coach. Seated: Bobby Jackson, Ricky Lowe, Jerry Yarbrough, Rodney Whitfield, Randy Ridgway, Royce Hughes, Weldon Prince, Alan Hughes. 61 Football Players Ricky Morris Played 2 years Tackle 195 lbs.-6 Dennis Dreyer Played 3 years All District, Tackle 185 lbs.-6’ Rodney Whitfield Played 3 years Center-Def. Fnd 185 lbs.-O'! Tony Hughes Played 1 year All District, Tailback 135 lbs.-5’7” Randy Ridgway Played 3 years Quarterback 100 lbs.-5 10” Bobby Jackson Played 3 years Def. Halfback 140 lbs.-5'9 62 Offensive Team Front Row: Dennis Hughes, Dennis Dreyer, Randy McClard, Rodney Whitfield, Royce Hughes, Ricky Morris, Jerry Yarbrough. Back Row: Tony Hughes, Roger Burchfield, Randy Ridgway, Weldon Prince. Defensive Team [.eft to Right: Tony Hughes, Alan Hughes, Ricky Lowe, Bobby Jackson, Ricky Morris, Roger Burchfield, John Orr, Ricky Collie, Dennis Dreyer, Randy Ridgway, Rodney Whitfield. ■i Faithful Cheerleaders Extracurricular activities are one of the many things that keep B.H.S. moving and the cheerleaders are leaders of these. The cheerleaders are leaders in keeping the spirit of these activities moving. They keep this vivacious spirit from early in the school year to the last game in late fall. Every Friday third period the girls lead the high school in a pep rally which sets the stage for the Friday night game. Cheerleaders boost team and crowd spirit. Mitehella Tart: Senior Captain Boosts School Spirit Ellen Yates Junior Pam Burroughs Junior Donna McClard Junior Diane Allen Sophomore Holly Hunt Sophomore Patty Glasgow Sophomore Jr. Boys Strive For A Better Season Standing: Libby Hughes, Capt; Tina Marriage, Co. Capt; Renee Hardage; Beverly Anthony. Kneeling: Lana Smith; Kay Anderson, Co. Capt; Becky Prince. GO Standing: Carlton Hughes, Donnie Tankersley, Dean Foster, Steve Williams, Steve Hammock, Donald Shuffield, Keith Douglas, Kevin Sullivan, Wayne McClard, Kenneth Lookadoo, Coach-Clarence Wooten. Seated: Jay Sheets, Greg Ray, David Jackson, Alan Hughes, Leslie Gibson, Jerry Wilkie, Ronnie Efird, Doug Ledbetter. Jr. Cheerleaders Display Pep 3 BHS Sports Banquet The Bismarck Lions Booster Club was host at the Sports Banquet held April 23, at Bowen's Restaurant in the Continental Inn near Arkadel-phia. The banquet was held in honor of Bismarck's young athletes and their parents. Buddy Benson, Head Football coach at Ouachita Baptist University was guest speaker. There were a number of awards given. Others on the program were Mr. Charles M. Bingham, Master of Ceremonies; Mr. Bob Watson gave the Welcoming address; Danny Bost gave the response; Coaches Clarence Wooten and Jimmy Allen presented the awards. Sr. Boys Have 22-9 Season Back Row: Alan Cansler, Tommy Davis, Rodney Whitfield, Weldon Prince, Ricky Lowe, Bobby Jackson. Center Row: Coach Jimmy Allen, Coach Clarence Wooten, Ricky Allen, Gary Whitfield, Gary Thornton, Mitchell Weatherford, Carl Hughes, Gary Woodall, Donnie Smith, Bruce Thornton, Manager-Ricky Morris. Kneeling: Ricky Collie, Ronnie Smith, Randy McClard, Danny Dost, John Orr, Terry Ric-herson, Managers-Dennis Dreyer, Randy Ridgway. Mitchell Weatherford Started G years, all-district '68 and '71, center, set school record for refunding. Rodney Whitfield Lettered G years, forward, outstanding team player. Ronnie Smith All district '71, Gurdon All Tourney team, guard, lettered 2 years. Alan Cansler Lettered Sr. year, team leader in practice, forward. Sr. Girls Are Runners-up In Poyen Tournament Back Row: Coach-Jimmy Allen, Asst. Coach-Clarence Wooten, Jeanie Smith, Donna McClard, Evon Allen, Gale Fry, Darlene Honeycutt, Rhonda Burton, Cynthia Lambert, Manager-Shirley Keith, Kneeling: Mitchella Tart, Gwen Shuffield, Terri Brown, Annette Risner, Pam Burroughs, Linda Johnson, Diane Williams. Mitchella Tart Lettered 5 years, guard and forward, most dedicated player, started 2 years. Darlene Honeycutt Lettered 4 years, guard, most aggressive player. Evon Allen Lettered G years, guard, leading rebounder, started 4 years. Rhonda Burton Lettered G years, guard, out standing team attitude. 69 Jr. Girls Are Co. Tournament Runners-up Kneeling: Robin Fendley, Susan Burroughs, Beverly Harkrider, Donna Williams, Lisa Johnson, LaDonna Herrin, Neva Holt, Jan Richerson, Jill Whitfield. Standing: Gwen Jones, Diane Lamm, Kathy Diffee, Judy Beatty, Regina Allen, Brenda Johnson, Donna Russell, Lana Smith, Diana Looper, Becky Prince, Sheena Tims, Debra Hughes, Libby Hughes, Beverly Anthony, Lavada Jones, LaRae Hughes. Center: Coach Jimmy Allen. Junior Boys Maintain Determination Kneeling: Robert Risner, Scotty Diffee, Alan Hughes, Sherman Prince, Tony Tart, Jerry Norris, Ronnie Efird, Jerry Hughes. Standing: Coach Jimmy Allen, Darrell Hartsell, Steve Hughes, Greg Bray, Ronnie Shuffield, Darrell McClenahan, Jerry Allen, D nny Thacker, Billy Garrett, Assistant Coach-Clarence Wooten. 70 Richerson Places 3rd In State CC Boys show off ribbons won at track meet. The Bismarck Lions Booster Club purchased a great many pieces of equipment for the track teams this year. The junior and senior boys participated in regional meets at Malvern and Arkadel-phia. They attended the district meet at HSC on April 30th and a cross-country meet at SCA. Several boys received ribbons for individual and team performances. The junior and senior girls attended the 'I’igerette Relays at OBU on April 28th. Although Sheena Tims, who received third place in the 880 yard run. was the only girl to win a ribbon. The other girls participated and enjoyed the day. Terry Richerson won third place in the state cross country. Members of track teams. 72 OFFICERS President, Dennis Dreyer V. President, Ricky Lopper Secretary, Rhonda Burton Treasurer, Joyce Hughes Reporters, Evon Allen Rodney Whitfield Seniors LINDA (LOWE) BURTON Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lowe RHONDA BURTON Mr. and Mrs. Neal Burton ALAN CANSLER Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cansler DENNIS DREYER Mr. and Mrs. William Dreyer ROBERT FOSTER Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Foster LILLIE GARNER Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Garner MARILYN HARKRIDER Mrs. Orleene Harkrider SANDY HARTSELL Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hartsell CONNIE HARRIS 1SG. and Mrs. D. L. Harris DARELL HENSON Mr. and Mrs. Louis Henson GAYLE HENSON Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Henson JANIE HENSON Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Henson 73 74 DARLENE HONEYCUTT Mr. and Mrs. Billie Honeycutt JANET HUGHES Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hughes JOYCE HUGHES Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hughes TONY HUGHES Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hughes RICKY IVY Mr. and Mrs. Loyde Ivy BOBBY JACKSON Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Jackson WAYNE KEETON Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Keeton KATHY LAMM Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lamm RICK LOO PER Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Looper DIANE LOY Mr. and Mrs. Leo Loy DAVID MATTINGLY Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harrington M. WAYNE MC CLENAHAN Mr. and Mrs. M. L. McClenahan BRENDA MEREDITH Mr. and Mrs. A. T. McClung RICKY MORRIS Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Morris PHYLISS PILCHER Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pilcher RANDY RIDGWAY Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ridgway GLEN SHUFFIELD Mr. and Mrs. James R. Shuffield DONNIE SMITH Dr. and Mrs. Charles Smith RONNIE SMITH Dr. and Mrs. Charles Smith MITCHELLA TART Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Tart DAVIE THOMAS Mr. and Mrs. Connie Thomas SHEILA TIMS Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tims MITCHELL WEATHERFORD Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Weatherford JAMES WILKIE Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wilkie RODNEY WHITFIELD Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Whitfield 75 Juniors 76 OFFICERS President, Shirley Keith V. President, Cynthia Lambert Secretary, Pam Burroughs Treasurer, Ellen Yates Reporters, Donna McClard Jeanie Smith Dewana Allen Ricky Allen Ronnie Anderson Danny Bost Ann Bowman Roger Burchfield Pam Burroughs Darie Burton Linda Dean Ronnie Eason Gale Fry Kay Fry 77 Nelda Garner Doug Green Craig Hardage Dennis Hughes Rocky Hughes Royce Hughes Linda Johnson Vicki Jones Shirley Keith Cynthia Lambert Donna MeClard Robin MeClard 78 Ricky Miller David Porterfield David Robbins Johnny Shuffield Jeanie Smith Karla Swain Debra Thornton Gary Whitfield Diane Williams Zola Wilson Sherry Yarbrough Ellen Yates 79 Sophomores OFFICERS President, Weldon Prince V. President, John Orr Secretary, Bruce Thornton Treasurer, Holly Hunt Reporters, Randy McClard Carl Hughes 1 I DA V J HA i n TOlI DO ION 1 0 HI i� o sou S MOlll soph 80 Diane Allen Robert Boswell Corene Breashears Gerri Brown Terri Brown Ronald Buck Ricky Collie Kathy Colvin Tommy Davis Charmaine DeAngelis Kenny Diffie Tammy Ensley Reatha Fears Patty Glasgow Donna Hardage 81 Brenda Henson Pam Henson Bernice Honeycutt Cindy House Ronnie House Carl Hughes Phillip Hughes Holly Hunt Judy Keith Doug Lamm Pam Ledbetter Calvin Looper Ricky Lowe Georgia Mattingly Jerry Matlock 82 John Orr Weldon Prince Terry Richerson Annette Risner Gwen Shuffield Steve Smith Jackie Stephens Betty Thomas Bruce Thornton Karen Williams Gary Woodall Jerry Yarbrough 83 84 Freshmen OFFICERS President, Ronnie Shuffield V. President, Steve Hughes Secretary, Brenda Henson Treasurer, Jeanette Daniels Reporters, Debbie Williams Alan Hughes Jerry Allen Kay Anderson Beverly Anthony Judy Beatty David Boswell Mark Bratton Greg Bray Marquita Casey Waqueta Casy Tommy Cason Rodney Cottrell Jeanette Daniels Martha Daniel Kathy Diffee Keith Douglas Mike Dyer Bruce Garner Terry Eason Billy Garrett Brenda Gibson 85 Leslie Gibson Mike Hammock Norma Hardage Terry Hardin Patty Harris Mark House Alan Hughes Garvis Hughes Jerry Hughes Karen Hughes Libby Hughes Steve Hughes Sherry Ivy Brenda Johnson Gwen Jones Sandra Kingery Terry Kirk Kenny Lambert Diane Lamm Eddie Looper 86 Nancy Lowe Vickie Martin Darrell McClenahan Tina Milam Patricia Phillips Donna Russell Ronnie Shuffield Lana Smith Randy Spoon Donald Tankersley Tony Tart Pam Thornton Peggy Thornton Debbie Vincent Jerry Wilkie Debbie Williams Johnny Williams Jimmy Wilson Jimmy Woodall Donna Yarbrough 87 88 OFFICERS President, Carlton Hughes V. President, Danny Thacker Secretary, Robert House Treasurer, Richard Phillips Reporters, Debbie Hughes Joey Diffee Eighth Melinda Buck Brenda Burchfield Jody Carey Teresa Collie Kathy Cook Robert Crabb Pete Davis Frank DeAngelis Ricky Denham Joey Diffee Robin Fendley Roger Garner Debbie Godwin Judy Hall Steve Hammock Renee Hardage 89 Debra Hughes Nina Hughes Lavada Jones Brenda Keith Douglas Ledbetter Diana Looper Alan Loy Donna Loy Jackie Loy Vince Loy Brenda McClard Sandra McClard 90 Sherman Prince Ricky Ridgway Sherry Scoggins Donald Shuffield Mike Smith Ricky Sorrell Danny Thacker Brenda Thomas Sheena Tims Pam Treadway Audrey Vinson Cindy Woodall 91 Seventh OFFICERS President, Robbie Risner V. President, David Jackson Secretary, Ronnie Efird Treasurer, Jill Whitfield Reporters, Bobbie Colvin Kenny Langley 92 Marie Acker Regina Allen Terry Allen Billy Beason Julie Black Steve Bratton Susan Burroughs Jaunita Casey Laquetta Casey Bobbie Colvin Deborah Daniels Scotty Diffie LeAnnette Dixon Ronnie Efird Dean Foster Carolyn Garner Rita Garner Bobbie Garrett Barbara Gibson 93 Ricky Glasgow Gail Hall Jane Hammock Beverly Harkrider Diana Henson LaDonna Herrin Buddy Hodges Marty Holt Neva Holt Alan Hughes Ricky Hughes Susan Hughes LaRae Hughes Denise Hynds David Jackson David Jeffers Lisa Johnson Greg King Teresa Lamm Kenneth Langley Kenneth Lookadoo 94 ■ WM Wayne McClard Sharon McHenry Linda Miller Ralph Moore Jerry Norris Linda Pennington Charlene Phillips Greg Ray Jan Richerson Robbie Risner Jay Sheetss Gary Shuffield Kevin Sullivan DeWayne Tankersley Darrell Thacker Rhonda Wedsted Jill Whitfield Donna Williams Steve Williams Pat Woodall Jennifer Yates 95 Elementary Faculty In our ever moving lives, we, at sometimes, pause to recall our years in grade school. When we think of these times, our teachers are the ones who first appear in our minds. To be an elementary teacher requires patience, skill, a never ending drive and numerous other talents. They not only have to be well educated but have to have a real desire to teach. Both Bismarck and New DeRoche take pride in having a very dedicated staff of teachers this year. Mr. Ronnie Holt Principal-New DeRoche Fifth and Sixth Mrs. Ronnie Looper New DeRoche Third and Fourth Mrs. Arthur Bass New DeRoche First and Second Mr. N. C. Bryan Mr. Lawrence Vowan Math and Science Social Studies Fifth and Sixth Fifth and Sixth Mr. Holt discusses activities at New DeRoche with Mrs. Bass and Mrs. Looper. Mrs. Smart and Mrs. Small watch the children at play. Elementary Faculty wa .v. ‘ , i- A Mrs. Watson relates a humorous incident of the day. during a break. Mrs. Bob Watson Language Arts Fifth and Sixth Mrs. Jimmy Lambert Third Mrs. John Small Second Mrs. Floyd Looper Fourth Mrs. Charles Massey Second and Third Mrs. Julia Smart First Mrs. Looper and Mrs. Lambert compare notes for the day. Grade School, Grade school is a time in life held dear to all of us. We made our first real friends, learned how to read and write, and formed opinions that stayed with us throughout our lives. The next three pages are filled with just a few pictures taken throughout the year of these children and their outstanding events. First graders take time out from their work for their picture to be taken. The boys' favorite recess activity is playing on the wall with model cars. 99 A Tim e For Cliff Harris poses with several admiring grade school boys. Third graders captured after an enjoyable recess. Bozo visited the fifth and sixth graders. He is shown here with Phyllis Burton and Tim Jorden. Gayle Henson, with fifth and sixth graders, helps with the process of photography. 100 Learning, Laughing, The above first through fourth graders participated in the piano recital. Dennis Thornton is caught by the camera as he passes by the third graders black board. And Loving Fifth through ninth grades also participated in the recital Grade School children enjoy playing basketball during recess. 101 Sixth Grade Greg Allen Perry Brown Mechele Burns Marelle Burris Phillip Burton Phyllis Burton Mike Carey Stuart Ford Eyvonne Fry Beverly Garner Eddie Godwin Jerry Hammock Lisa Henson Owen Holt Gail Horton Mark Hughes Tim Jordan Cheryl King Diane Lambert Gina Lookadoo 102 Sixth Grade Becky Looper Lynn Miller Steve Moore Lisa Mullings Kelly Orr Tamra Prince Harold Rosenbaum Johnny Ross Tammy Sanders May Lynn Scott Danny Sheets Becky Shuffield Joe Shuffield Gale Shuffield Robert Tankersley Deana Thornton T-f Rickey Tucker Marshall White Diana Wilson Arnold Woodall David Woodall 103 Fifth Grade Thomas Ensley Alan F'oster Janice Garner Rita Hardage Karen Harkrider Morris Henson Timmy Hughes Dale Jackson Lisa Lambert Teresa Looper Tony Looper Randy Orr Kathleen Phillips Kathy Sanders Jack Small Diana Smith Ricky Smith Ricky Sutton Tammie Treadway Murrell Thomas Cristal Thornton Brenda Vinson Linda Vinson David Wilson Melba Acker Connie Bond Kitty Breashears Terri Buck Melissa Burns Doris Burroughs Melinda Constant T liifTrr Bn in Teri Davis 104 Fourth Grade Leigh Ann Chancellor Glenda Constant Anita Copland Craig Davenport Rebecca Crow Danny DeAngelis Connie Garner Shirley Godwin Melody Harrington Danny Harris Keith Hughes Howard Langley Darrell Lookadoo Erma Dean Looper Pamela Lowe Rebecca Loy Blake Matlock Gail Miller Robin Nutt David Phillips Robert Rayburn Dwayne Runyan Pamela Sanders Mary Spoon Bobby Sutton Renee Tankersley Terry Thacker Bradley Thomas Gregory Weatherford Brenda Woodall 105 Third Grade Carlotta Acker Kyle Anderson Scotty Ashely Rhonda Bear Lance Bray Dena Brewer Shane Burton Terry Dlffee Tara Ivy Jimmy Looper Penn;.' McClard pebbi e Robins Howard Rosenbaum Lou Ann Ross Nancy Sanders Jauan See Janice Sheets Ginger Suffield rtamit Gay Smith Mitchell Strother ‘ T nn mm in Charlotte Swayze Dennis Thornton Vicky Tucker Katrina Upchurch 106 Third Grade Vance Dobyne Sharon Garner Ted Hall Terry Hardage Tim Hodges Bobby King Delbert Lambert Diane Looper Jeanette Sheets Second Grade Stephen Canfield Junior Harrington Brent Harris Melanie Harris Sharon Lookadoo David Looper Linda Montgomery Leadra Orr 107 Second Grade Sandra Burton Greg Dobyns Janet Eason Charles Hardage Sandra Harkrider Randy Looper Timmy Looper Darryl Phillips Vicki Runyan Brenda Scott Dennis See Mickey Smith Ricky Spoon Mark Sullivan Anita Sutton Timmy Swain Joe Gean Swayze William Thomas Cheana Thornton Scott Thornton Bart Tims Lorie Webb Kim Wilson Kerry Woodall Troy Yarbrough 108 First Grade Dana Acker Marty Allen Mike Balliette Sharie Barton Denise Bray Timmy Bray Richard Brown David Chancellor Tammy Colvin Tracy Daniels Keri Davenport Phyllis Hardage Tony Hardage Candy Henson Gary Hunt Roy Lamm Lana Lambert Jeff Looper Sherry Looper Stevie Looper Shonnah Merritt Angela Norton Tina Phillips Lisa Prince Steve Richerson Kenny See Tina Strather Michael Tankersley Dorina Thomas Ktins Upchurch Mark Williams Brenda Wilson Galvin Woodall Les Yarbrough 109 New De Roche Student Life A future football team? Everyone wants to get in the picture. Gossip is a part of life at New DeRoche too. Sixth Grade Patrice Bennett Shari Douglas Laura House Charlene Kirk Tammie Kirk Paul Loyd Becky Martin Marty McClenahan Vance Wedsted Jeff Weeks Wayne Wheatly Billy Williams Fifth Grade Patricia Dean Wayne Dyer Rex Evans Mike Hall Terry Henshaw Twilite Honeycutt Teresa Hughes Russell Hynds Timmy LeWallen Robin Matlock Stanley Nottenkamper Deborah Ray ill Fourth Grade Philip Crabb Steve Dyer Timmy House Greg Hughes Mike Hughes Cheryl Hynds Martha Laskaris Angela Luzador Ricky Matlock Tammy Pilcher Sandra Wedsted Darryl Wheatly Third Grade Mike Bingham Billy Daniels Greg Evans Harold Hughes Rose Mary Hughes Joann Kirk Mark Lewallen David McClard Cindy Ray 112 Second Grade Tanya Bingham Steve Bowman Darren Bunn Dewayne Cansler Melinda Cansler Jayna Crow E. J. Daniels Lincoln Dowell Suzy Hall Michele Hardin Ricky Henshaw Binky House Lynette Hughes Randy Hughes Kathy Kirk Lisa Pilcher Debra Wheatley First Grade Mark Cansler Sheri Cansler Jeff Crow Mark Daniels Dewayne Dowell Bradley Hardin Carolyn Hughes Darin Hynds Melaine Martin Mark McClard Karen Ray Aaron Thornton Sabrina Tucker 113 1 14 Malvern Boosters FAMILY SHOE STORE NORTH MAIN PHILLIPS 66 WEST PAGE MOBIL SERVICE 0. K. BARBER SHOP CRUTCHFIELD'S PAINT AND BODY SHOP REPHANS CALDWELL'S DRUG STORE CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS PAUL'S ESSO THE LEADER STORE HILL'S SPECIALTY SHOP DERBY PHILLIPS ANDERSON'S LION STATION PENNEY'S MAIN DOLLAR STORE H H SNACK BAR MALVERN FLORISTS GIFTS SHYROCKS BRANDON FURNITURE CO., INC. Appliances-Carpet-Bedding Phone: 624-2586 605 Albert Pike Hot Springs PLEASE PATRONIZE THESE FINE STORES THAT HAVE SUPPORTED OUR SCHOOL. The teachers enjoyed a coffee break. 115 Compliments of LINDVALL'S DEPARTMENT STORE 325—327 Main Malvern WEAVER WEAVER INSURANCE Phone: Ed. 2-3111 P.O. Box 276 Malvern SULLIVAN'S Rexall Drug Store Phone: 332-2101 210 Main Street Malvern Compliments of THE SHACK 811 East Page Malvern Phone: 332-3031 Arkansas Compliments of WENDELL EPPERSON Law Office 209 Main Street Malvern ZODIES GROCERY AND MARKET Fine Food-Choice Meat Phone: 337-7023 913 Moline St. Malvern Compliments of HOLLYWOOD VASSARETTE Arkadelphia Arkansas SOUTH CENTRAL ARKANSAS ELECTRICAL CO-OP JACK DANIELS AUTO SALES For New And Used Mobile Homes And Car Town For New And Used Cars Arkadelphia Arkansas Hwy. 69 North Arkadelphia 116 HARRINGTON CONSTRUCTION CO. P.O. Box 601 Arkadelphia Arkansas FINLEY'S SOUTH MAIN GULF Phone: 332-5121 1211 So. Main Malvern Compliments of MALVERN L.P. GAS CO. BROYLES INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Complete Insurance Protection Malvern Arkansas Compliments of LISENBY JEWELERS Phone: 246-5573 Malvern Pianos Arkansas Arkadelphia PIZZA-Q 622 Caddo Street Arkansas WILSON FURNITURE CO. Congratulations to the Seniors Phone: 246-6501 800 Hobson Hot Springs 301 N. Tenth St. Arkadelphia EARL GILL WHOLESALE INC. CLARK COUNTY FARMERS Tobacco And Candies School Supplies Feed Insecticides Seed Farm Supplies Fertilizer Phone: 623-2502 Phone: 246-4556 716 Hobson Hot Springs 707 6th St. Arkadelphia FARM AND RANCH SUPPLY CLARK COUNTY AUTO SALES Chrysler Plymouth Feed. Seed, Fertilizer Dodge Imperial Lawn and Garden Dodge Trucks Supplies Jeep Sales and Services Phone: 332-5711 117 West 1st Street 2109 Pine Street Malvern, Arkansas Arkadelphia, Arkansas Southern LP-Gas, Inc. Bismarck and Arkadelphia Butane Gas and Appliances McDonald Ruth Berry and Reda Submergible Pumps Office: 865-3444 865-3242 246-6418 After Hours 865-4798 865-4582 865-3403 246-6418 1 18 MURRY-RUGGLES FUNERAL HOME W. B. 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Pates Shoe Store Texaco Hampton's Cleaners Lakeside Fashions Lakeside A G Bankston Garage B B Auto Parts Zenith Quality TV Doncraft Antiques Butler's Shoe Store Bismarck Arkansas REEDER MEAT COMPANY Arkansas Inspected Wholesale Only Phone: Arkadelphia 246-6551 Arkansas MARGARET'S HAIRSTYLES The Ultimate in Beauty Care Owners: Margaret McDaniel Shirley Thornton Phone: 865-3662 Bismarck Arkansas WHITLEY'S GROCERY General Tires Phone: 865-4433 Highway 7 South 120 Bismarck Arkansas ARKADELPHIA BOOSTERS ORR’S ONE STOP Glover's Bar-B-Que Pit Donut Shop Groceries and Fishing Supplies B B Lion Service Heard's Drug Store Mid-State Supply Phone: Bismarck, 865-4800 Arkansas Ben Franklin's Store Keeton's Garage Shepard Sheet Metal ONE STOP CAFE AND RECREATION CENTER Good Luck to the Seniors BORDEN'S Pop and Granny Crow Bismarck Arkansas We appreciate your business CLARK COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY Building Material for House and Farm PHone: 246-2465 Hot Springs, Arkansas 207 So. 8th St. Arkadelphia 121 HOLIDAY JEWELERS Hot Springs, Arkansas Compliments of VAUGHAN HARDWARE COMPANY 510 Ouachita Ave. Hot Springs HOT SPRINGS FIXTURE Phone: 623-6607 424 Ouachita Ave. Hot Springs McCLARD'S BAR-B-Q Phone: 623-1675 136 Central Hot Springs SMITH CHIROPRACTOR CLINIC Dr. Grady Roper Phone: 623-1172 407 Ouachita Hot Springs JOE EDD HAWKINS CHEVROLET COMPANY 'Transportation Capitol of Arkansas The Only Authorized Chevrolet Dealer In Hot Springs Central at Winan Hot Springs Compliments of DR. F. E. HARTSELL CHIROPRACTOR Phone: Office Na. 4-5391 Residence La. 5-8409 Address: 404 1 2 Central Avenue 404 1 2 Exchange Street Hot Springs Arkansas PRINCE ELECTRONICS CO. Wholesale T.V. and Radio Parts and Accessories Gifford L. Prince Phone: 624-2825 541 Ouachita Hot Springs Compliments of DOUGLAS FLOWER SHOP Mary Lou Worthey Phone: Home 767-2630 Business 623-1675 136 Central Avenue Hot Springs Arkansas 122 HOLLANDS HOT SPRINGS MEAT PACKING CO. 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WE FIX FLATS New Tires Retreading-Recapping Mohawk And McCquary Passenger And Truck Tires Phone: (501) 623-0651 700 Hobson Street 124 Hot Springs Arkansas Arkansas Bank And Trust Co Bringing Progressive Banking lo Hof Springs Arkansas E ank TJuiAt Company MEMBER: FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEOERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION United Steel Workers 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 These County Arvillee Allen Sheriff Paul D. Shuffield Circuit Clerk Norris White County Treasurer Officials Hazel Brumley Tax Assessor Henry B. Means Circuit Judge Grady Cullins County Clerk At AP L, we’re building today for your tomorrow’s world. Best of Luck Seniors '71 Phone: 624-1973 Hot Springs Third Hobson Arkansas GOSLEE REALTY See us for all your Real Estate needs. John H. Goslee L. Holmes Goslee Real Estate Ins. Phone: 624-1288 627-3318 MIDDLE SOUTH UTILITIES SYSTEM Central Avenue Hot Springs 126 PETE'S BARBER SHOP Closed Wednesday And Sunday 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Phone: 865-4727 MALVERN STEREO TAPE CENTER Custom Recording Malvern Arkansas CLEM BROS. MILL AND GIN Phone: 332-2727 320 Clem Malvern ANN’S HAIR FASHIONS Owner: Ann Tidwell Highway 7 North Phone: 865-4611 Bismarck Arkansas Highway 7 North Bismarck DON MAGBY’S SHOE BOX Shoes for the Entire Family Central City Shopping Center B HaRDMAN Phone: Hot Springs „ 624-5251 Arkansas PO. 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Owners: Ralph Randall Watson For Furniture You Can Relax In P.O. Box 646 Arkadelphia Hwy. 70 South Arkansas 130 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK The Bank Wanting To Serve You Most' C ongr atulations To Bismarck High School Arkadelphia, Arkansas GLYNN'S TRUCK STOP For The Best In Food And Service 24 Hours Daily, See Us Dial: 246-9931 1-30 Hot Springs 7 Exit Arkadelphia, Ark, MINUTE MAN 9 Charcoal burgers French fries Radar pies Hwy. 67 North Arkadelphia ARKADELPHIA FABRICS 314 South 6th Street Arkadelphia Arkansas ARKADELPHIA MONUMENT WORKS Owners: Charles L. Smith F. M. Smith Phone: 246-4332 615 So. 6th Street Arkadelphia Compliments of ARKADELPHIA FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN SHEPARD AUTO 3030 West Pine Arkadelphia 702 Caddo St. Arkadelphia Compliments of NEELS LION SERVICE Arkadelphia Arkansas FARM TOWN EQUIPMENT CO. WESTLAKE AUTO BODY SHOP Auto Refinishing A Specialty Owner: N. B. 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Stone Arkadelphia Arkansas Hot Springs 137 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 OLGA'S FLORIST Flowers For Every Occasion Phone: Ed. 2-5012 1606 South Main Malvern, Arkansas PARK VUE DAIRYETTE Ruth and Ed Erwin We appreciate your business City Park Malvern Arkansas B. W. TRIM SHOP Auto Upholstery-Glass Installation Phone: 337-7024 312 Olive St. Malvern Compliments of k� nv� « jv 1 AILY liECORD Compliments of JOE McCOY Malvern Arkansas STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. Ernest O. Cooper, Agent Office Phone: 332-3212 1009 So. Main St. Malvern 138 WARD SCHOOL BUS Compliments of BETTY'S FLOWERS MFG., INC. At West Entrance of Hospital 1432 Potts Malvern FRED'S DINER Best Cup of Coffee in Town Hwy 270-1-30 Malvern . , Arkansas You Couldn't Buy A Better Bus . . . DAIRY QUEEN To Save Their Lives! 1315 Stanley Phone: 337-7501 Malvern Arkansas SANDY'S BAR-B-Q 718 Sunset Drive Phone: 337-1781 Conway Arkansas Malvern Arkansas Compliments of TAYLOR GRAIN CO. DR. L.C. COBLER Phone: 246-6743 246-7341 Chiropractor 380 Walnut Arkadelphia Compliments of 926 Main Street Phone: 332-3521 MILLERS DRUGS 2315 Main MILLERS PHARMACY 132 East Highland Malvern Arkansas Malvern Arkansas 139 TEETER MOTOR COMPANY Teeter The Cheater Cheats For Less C hrysler - Plymouth-Dodge and Dodge Trucks All Kinds of Good Used Cars Malvern Arkansas Compliments of HARDWICK FURNITURE Phone: 332-5241 332-5242 Main Street Malvern Compliments of CLEVENGER DRUG STORE Phone: 337-7261 425 So. Main St. Malvern BASS BARBER SHOP J. T. BASS Jerry Don Whitley Phone: 337-6841 115 East Third Malvern ATKINSON FUNERAL HOME P. O. Box 86 Malvern Arkansas ALLEN'S SEWING CENTER Phone: 332-2691 226 So. Main Malvern SHAWS GARDEN Phone: 246-2485 121 Clinton Arkadelphia THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. Branch Manager: Jerry” Johnson 202 So. Main St. Phone: Malvern 332-5471 Compliments of RAG BOX 824 Main Arkadelphia 140 CAMPER DE VILLE, INC. Camping out with Camper deVille is more fun. TEAGUE SHOE SHOP A. E. Teague Owner Phone: 332-6986 305 Main St. Malvern Compliments of MALVERN FEED CO. 310 So. Vine Malvern WILSON BUICK CO. Phone: 332-3631 P.O. Box 129 Malvern 2nd Locust Malvern MALVERN SAW CO. Service Our Motto 183 N. Main Malvern DOSS GARAGE General Repair-Brake Jobs Front End Work-Motor Rebuilding 1322 E. Page Malvern MFA INC. Bill Grant, Agent 841 Moline St. Malvern TURNER'S DEEP ROCK Buy the Best For Less 1108 E. Page Malvern LONGS USED CARS Body Shop-Wrecking Yard 712 W. Sullivan Malvern Compliments of DAVENPORT INS. AND ABSTRACT AGENCY 138 So. Main Malvern JIM'S KAR KLINC Tune-up-Air conditioning General auto repair 712 W. Page Malvern LINDVALL WHOLESALE Notions-Drugs-Dry Goods Malvern Arkansas 14 i JORDAN AND GRAY Wholesale Only Fruits and Vegetables 404 Pecan Malvern NORTH MALVERN LUMBER AND SUPPLY, INC. Compliments of BURKS MOTORS, INCORPORATED Building Materials—Paint Fencing—Glass Plumbing and Electrical Fixtures Malvern Compliments of Arkansas 1105 W. Moline Malvern WEST DEPARTMENT STORE Hot Spring County FARM BUREAU INS. Leon Jenkins We Appreciate Your Business Malvern Arkansas 320 So. Main St. Malvern Compliments of Reynolds Aluminum Company Congratulations to the Senior Class Jones Mills Reduction Plant Phone: 332-3214 142 Compliments of Sears SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 506 E. Page Malvern DON'S STUDIO Studio of Fine Photography Portraits Weddings Schools Seniors Your Portrait, the Gift That Only You Can Give NISWANGER PONTIAC COMPANY POXTMC 710 West Page Phone: Malvern 332-3361 ART-CRAFT FURNITURE CO. Complete Household Furnishings 425 Main St. Phone: Malvern 337-7261 QUALITY HARDWARE STORE Jim Breckenridge-Owner 408 So. Main Phone: Malvern 332-5191 BIRCH INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Specialist Phone: 332-2071 Malvern Arkansas Compliments of STERLING'S 311 Main St. Malvern Compliments of MALVERN HARDWARE COMPANY Phone: 115 W. Sullenberger 332-3654 Malvern 219 W. Page Malvern Phone: 332-3341 143 Yes, BHS Is On The Move. . . As we the 1970-71 Yesteryear Staff review the book in which we attempted to present a glimpse of Bismarck School life, we think of those who helped us reach our goal. We would like to thank each one for their help in making our 1971 Yesteryear possible. Looking over the Yesteryear, we remember the trying times and endless effort necessary to produce an annual. We hope this time has been well spent and you will enjoy our 1971 Yesteryear THE YESTERYEAR STAFF If time were not a moving thing, There would be no yesterdays, Nor precious todays, Nor hope of bright tomorrows. If time were not a moving thing, We would not be blessed with The beauty of the sunrise, And more beautiful sunset. If time were not a moving thing. How could there be new beginnings, Or the sometimes sweet sorrow Of an end? But time is a moving thing. Between each sunrise and sunset, Each yesterday and tomorrow, Each beginning and end, I grow and learn. . . I cannot be the same person Tomorrow as I am today. in WALSWORTH Marcella . Mo.. L .S.A Hf{rti2CK n : i c -J.i 1 gSt in llll! !! kl CWWK ! — ! •{?