Bismarck High School - Yesteryears Yearbook (Bismarck, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1972 volume:

Yesteryear 72 Vol. 27 Published by The Yesteryear Staff Bismarck High School Bismarck, Arkansas Donna McClard, Editor Ellen Yates, Business Manager Mrs. Farrell Hall, Advisor Contents Administration........................4 Faculty...............................7 Activities...........................14 Sports.............................. 52 Organizations....................... 65 Faces................................72 Advertising ....................... 113 i Sounds Of Spirit. . . School spirit is a definite element in the daily life of a school. This spirit must be a never ending spirit, something one must always strive for even though defeat may be definite. School spirit should not exist only between classes, during athletic contests, or pep rallies, but must be lived in each student. School spirit must be promoted not only by the student body, but also by the teachers and the community. This spirit must begin with pride in one's class, school, and community; and most of all the pride one receives through winning. We. the members of the Yesteryear Staff, wish to bring to you the Sounds of Spirit heard throughout B.H.S. this year. These sounds were heard through the outstanding football and basketball teams; the cheerleaders, who planned the bonfires and pep rallies; and the students who took part. 2 Mr. Wallis Holt Superintendent On behalf of the Board of Directors, administration, faculty, employees, and student body, I wish to express our appreciation to Mrs. Hall and the annual staff for an excellent yearbook. May each one represented use the 1972 Yesteryear as a remembrance of the days at Bismarck School. Mr. Wallis Holt Superintendent Hie Calendar 1971 Mr. Holt checks the activities calendar for dates concerning student activities. Mr. Holt takes time from his busy schedule for a picture. ■� Board Of Directors As we the students and faculty strive to build spirit and a sense of pride in Bismarck High School, we must stop and consider those who help make this possible. Without the outstanding leadership of these men, the intense interest they have for the school, and the unselfish giving of their time, B.H.S. would not be as we know it. These men, our 1971-72 Board of Directors, have made it possible for us to look forward to a never ending spirit that will keep B.H.S. forever near to our hearts. Hollis Looper, President Waymon Prince, Secretary 5 C. J. Anderson; Don Russell; Hollis Looper; Waymon Prince; Neal Burton. Principals 6 Mr. Doyle Henderson Mr. Floyd Looper Mr. Doyle Henderson, Mr. Floyd Looper, and Mr. Ronnie Holt work together toward a smooth running and progressive system for the Bismarck School system. They are highly respected by the student body and constantly strive to raise the standards of the school system. Although they are busy with their many duties as principals, they never lose touch with the individual student who is their main concern. Faculty W Mrs. Authur Bass New DeRoche First and Second Mrs. Paul Bond English Mr. N. C. Bryan Math and Science Fifth and Sixth Mrs. O’Neal Cook Mathematics Mrs. Jan Copeland Business Mrs. Crandall Duncan First and Second At the left, Mrs. Watson and Mr. Vowan converse over the day's activities. Below: Mrs. Howell and Coach Wooten take a break activity period. 7 Faculty Mrs. Donald Golden Third and Fourth Mrs. Farrell Hall Librarian, English Mrs. Dewey Howell English Mrs. Elwin Jackson Secretary Mrs. Jimmy Lambert Third Mrs. Ronnie Looper New DeRoche Third and Fourth 8 Faculty Mrs. Floyd Looper Fourth Mrs. Michael McAlister Social Studies Mrs. John Small Second Mrs. Julia Smart First Mrs. Don Smith Science Mr. Lawrence Vowan Social Studies Fifth and Sixth Left: Mrs. Duncan is helping one of her young students. Below: Mrs. Bass' students relate some humorous incidents. 9 Faculty Mrs. Bob Watson Language Arts Fifth and Sixth Mr. Bob Watson Agriculture Mr. Clarence Wooten Football Coach Geography 10 Maintenance Bismarck Cooks: Bertha Wright, Supervisor; Maggie Thornton; Leecy Matlock; Gertrude Bray. New DeRoche Cooks: Cora Prince; Daphine Southerland. There are times in our ever fast moving world we seem to overlook some of the most important people. These individuals, who are a part of the Bismarck School system, play some of the most important roles in that system, for without the nutritious lunches, the efficient buildings, and our safety to and from school, we could not look forward to building the spirit and pride in B.H.S. Bus Drivers: (Left to Right) Woody Woodall; Wallace Diffee; W. L. Cottrelli Hays Hardage; H. O. Fendley; Dan Massey. 11 New DeRoche Custodian: Oscar Sanders Everyday Happenings At BHS Posters line the hallways throughout football season to promote spirit. Mrs. Hall and Diane work daily on the yearbook. A typical happening is the long line at the school store. 12 Most everyone spends their activity periods and lunch hours talking on the outside of the high school building. A very typical desk of a very average student. Senior Girls basketball team kneel in prayer before every game. Crowded hallways are characteristic of changing classes. Couples spend their free time conversing while sitting on the wall. 14 Queen Donna The 1971-72 Homecoming Queen was Donna McClard. Donna is 5feet 9 inches tall, has blonde hair and blue eyes. She enjoys sports, church activities and is fond of animals. Her plans after graduation are to attend Ouachita Baptist University. Donna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McClard. Sounds Of Spirit Echoed The 1971 Senior Homecoming was held Friday October 15. The theme, Balcony of Love was accented by the beautifully decorated stage, which gave the appearance of a balcony in the background with an accent on a water fountain and wrought iron furniture. The traditional spirit of this homecoming was carried out by the Lion's victory over Glenwood. Queen: Donna McClard Escort: Captain-Dennis Hughes 16 Throughout Homecoming Senior Maid: Cynthia Lambert Escort: Royce Hughes Senior Maid: Robin McClard Escort: Ricky Allen Junior Maid: Holly Hunt Escort: Rocky Hughes Sophomore Maid: Libby Hughes Escort: Ricky Miller 17 Maids Glow With Spirit ■ Junior Maid: Holly Hunt Senior Maid: Robin McClard Senior Maid: Cynthia Lambert Sophomore Maid: Libby Hughes Homecoming Snaps Queen Donna and Mascots, Pam and Bud, cheer the players on to victory. The Spirit Of Bismarck Each year the Beta Club sponsors the crowning of the king and queen of Valentine’s Day. This is a special day when love is shown by all. Love has many meanings and is expressed in everyones own way. Each class elects a boy and a girl to represent their class. The class who collects the most money is crowned king and queen. Gwen, Linda, Norma, and Beverly help decorate the stage. Valentine’s Royalty poses for a group picture. Ellen Yates read the thoughts expressed by different students on Valentine’s Day. Donna McClard was master of ceremonies. Freshmen Candidates-Queen: Sheena Tims, King: Roger Garner. 20 Blooms With Love Senior Candidates Robin McClard Darie Burton Holly Hunt Junior Candidates Bruce Thornton Kathy Diffee Sophomore Candidates Steve Hughes Robin McClard and Kathy Diffee keep a few souvenirs. 21 The theme of the 71-72 Junior Homecoming was Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head. The stage was decorated in the decor of a rainy day outside. The coronation followed the traditional process of crowning the queen and a brief pep rally led by Junior cheerleaders, Tina Hardage, Renee Hardage, Becky Prince, Kathy Cook, Regina Allen, Jan Richerson, Jill Whitfield, and Donna Williams concluded the ceremonies. Queen Lavada Reigns Queen: Lavada Jones, Captain: Danny Thacker, Co-Captain: Carlton Hughes. 22 At Jr. Homecoming Freshman Maid: Debbie Hughes Escort: Richard Phillips Freshman Maid: Toni Hodges Escort: James Mauldin Eighth-Grade Maid: Lisa Johnson Escort: Joey Diffee Seventh-Grade Maid: Shari Douglas Escort: Doug Ledbetter Seventh-Grade Maid: Becky Shuffield Escort: Roger Garner Seniors Present Mr. Midnight: Billy Baswell O'Brian: Ricky Miller, Nada Owens: Cynthia Lambert, Patsy Farrel: Linda Dean, Edwina Cook: Donna McClard. Rita was through with Fred-especially after she saw him kiss that blonde good-by at the airport. Fred claimed it was only his cousin. Then Fred breaks in on Rita's slumber party and pleads with her to take him back. So Rita calls in Keith and Harvey to guard the girls against any further intrusion. Keith and Harvey have a better idea, and steal the eats, making Fred and Leroy look like the victims. The two schemers’ plots meet face to face when a real intruder, the midnight prowler, shows up. It's hard to tell who is scared the most-the girls or the boys. 24 Fred Dana: Darie Burton, Leroy Doyle: Danny Bost. “No Boys Allowed Rita Baxter: Diane Williams, Mrs, Dana: Sherry Yarbrough, Jane Baxter: Ellen Yates Victrola: Vicki Jones Belinda Elliot: Pam Burroughs Keith Garland: David Robbins, Harvey Smith: Royce Hughes J Probably no people in history have had anything to contend with like a certain couple named Maxwell. In this comedy, Betty Lou Maxwell writes to a firm that looks up family trees . The reply arrives, but is intercepted by Mr. Maxwell. He gasps when he reads his ancestors included Jack the Ripper, Bluebeard and other lower creatures. Of course the fun begins and there is one hilarious event after another. Bemadine Smith: Diane Allen, Betty Lou Maxwell: Holly Hunt. unior Class Presents. Master of Ceremonies: Gary Woodall Hercules Nelson: Bruce Thornton, Wilbur Maxwell: Randy McClard. Grover Jennings: Terry Richerson, Connie Maxwell: Annette Risner. “It’s Great To Be Crazy J Gladys: Joan Milam Louie: Weldon Prince, Gertrude: Gwen Shuffield, Clara Smith: Bernice Honeycutt. Mr. Maxwell: Ricky Lowe, Mrs. Maxwell: Judy Keith, Aunt Mary: Janette Melton. 27 Mrs. Jennings. Patty Glasgow, Mr. Mallory: Carl Hughes. FHA Girls Honor The 1971-72 FHA Banquet, given in honor of our mothers, was held at Bowen's Restaurant in Arkadelphia, December 8. The guest speaker, Mrs. Dewey Chapel, spoke on a girl becoming a woman. Due to illness, the FHA Beau, Rocky Hughes, was unable to attend the banquet and the key of appreciation was given to his mother, Mrs. C. L. Hughes. The program was as follows: Invocation..........Karen Whisenant Welcome...............Norma Hardage Thought For the Day.......Holly Hunt A Song, So Far Away . . Joan Milam Jerry Matlock Doug Green Beverly Anthony A Song, Everything is Beautiful . . . Diane Allen Patty Glasgow Speaker............Mrs. Dewey Chapel Mother With Banquet Vice President, Norma Hardage, presented Mrs. chapel with a small token of appreciation. Holly Hunt gave the thought for the day. I Mrs. Chapel chatted with a few of her previous students and their children after the banquet. 28 Fathers Honored By FFA Banquet The Bismarck Chapter of Future Farmers of America enjoyed with their fathers the 1971-72 Father-Son banquet held at the Bismarck school cafeteria April 28, 1972. Mr. Fenton Stanley of Malvern showed a film on wildlife and other natural resources on the Caddo River. The program was as follows: Invocation.........Mr. Isom Davis Opening Ceremony .Chapter Officers Recognition of Special Guests . . . .Rocky Hughes Chapter President Presentation of Member Awards. . .Bob D. Watson Chapter Advisor After the meal the boys and their fathers enjoyed a film shown by Mr. Fenton Stanley. Film..............Mr. Fenton Stanley Closing Ceremonies........Chapter Officers 29 Debbie Rowton is FFA Sweetheart. Junior And Senior Banquet Has ‘‘Love The annual Junior and Senior Banquet was held May 6, 1972, at 7:30 at Bowen’s Restaurant in Arkadelphia. The theme for the banquet was Love Story . The program was as follows: Love makes the world go round---- Judy Keith A time for us-A------------------ Danny Bost Open Diary----------------------- Diane Allen Somewhere my love---------------- Doug Lamm Danny Bost gave the Senior Class response. Students took souvenirs for memories. Everyone enjoyed the meal at Bowen's Restaurant In Arkadelphia. The girls waited for the program to begin. Story’ As Its Theme Students autographed each others1 memory books. Senior boys found the program very entertaining. The guests at the head table enjoyed the program. The teachers enjoyed the pleasant atmosphere. Booster Club Sponsors Second The annual All Sports Banquet, sponsored by the Booster Club, was held April 8 at Bowen's Restaurant in Arkadelphia. Melvin Bingham was master of ceremonies for the evening. Coaches Allen and Wooten presented the awards. Mickey O 'Quinn a physical education instructor at HSC, was the speaker for the evening. Following the presentation of awards Mr. Warren Yates gave the secretary-treasurer report. Mr. Doyle Henderson, principal of BHS, and Mr. Wallis Holt, superintendent of BHS, each added their comments which were followed by the benediction. Guest go through buffet. All Sports Banquet Coaches Allen and Wooten with their wives wait for the program to begin. Annette Risner received Best Hustler award; Lana Smith-Oitstanding Sophomore; Donna Russell-Most Spirited and Diane Williams-Free Throw Champ. Randy McClard received the Offensive Lineman award and Tony Tart Most Improved Sophomore. Donna McClard received the Lion’s award, which was the outstanding award. Gary W'hitfield received the Outstanding Offensive Player award; Terry Richerson-Free Throw Champ; Weldon Prince-Most Spirited and Bruce Thomton-Best Hustler. 33 Play Day, May 5, Proves To Be A Day Ol Bismarck set aside May 5, for Play Day. It was a sunny fun filled day full of school spirit. Each high school class participated in competing against each other. Each person enjoyed the different sports whether they were participating or watching. Senior boys show Lion's spirit on Play Day. Diana Looper trys hard to win the running broad jump. Juniors, Bruce Thornton and Holly Hunt receive the title. King and Queen of Play Day. Terry Richerson shows great skill in the standing broad jump. Terri Brown throws a soft ball while students look on. 34 School Spirit And Participation Senior boys struggle to win tug of war. Bismarck trys a new sport, leap frog. Losing seventh graders slide into the mud. Seniors Of ’72 Have The Seniors of '72 left Bismarck Friday, April 21, 1972 going to Arlington, Texas. Twenty-five seniors and four sponsors constituted the twenty-nine happy people who made the trip. The first night was spent around the hotel preparing for Saturday's trip into Dallas to visit Fair Park. Saturday night all twenty-nine invaded a movie theater. Sunday they spent the day at Six Flags. Monday was shopping day and a major league baseball game was included for Monday night. Tuesday twenty-nine happy, but tired people started home with many, many memories tucked away to be relived for future years. The trip down there was kept lively by water fights. Dennis Hughes, Coach Wooten and Royce Hughes wait for the rest of the students. Group waits on remaining few to get off the sky lift before going to roller coaster. Darie Burton waves from sky lift at Fair Park. Roller coaster ride proves exciting and breath taking. 36 Trip To Remember. Billy Baswell rest after tours of several museums. Vicki Jones and Dewana Allen display shaving cream, a result from nightly fights. King Billy reigns over the party on the last night. Ellen Yates paints Robin McClard with black light paints. Darie, Vicki, Robin, Cynthia, and Ellen display art work of black light paint. The trip home was not quite as rambunctious as the one going down there. The baccalaureate for the 1972 Senior class was held Sunday, May 7. The service consisted of choir songs and a sermon. Graduation night was Friday, May 12. Honor graduates, valedictorian, and saluta-torian each spoke, making up the program. This commencement marked the end of twelve years of study which will always be used and remembered by the Seniors of '72. Graduation Was Met Honor graduates were Ellen Yates, Donna McClard, and Linda Johnson. Valedictorian was Shirley Keith and salutatorian was Danny Bost. BHS Seniors of 1972 With Mixed Emotions. Usherettes: Georgie Mattingly and Gwen Shuffield. Ushers: Jim Butler and Doug Lamm. Guest speaker for the baccalaureate was Rev. Charles PowelL Beta club members served at the reception. Guests enjoyed the Beta club sponsored reception that followed the baccalaureate. 39 Eighth Grade Has Fifty Graduates The eighth grade graduation was held on May 11, 1972, Mr. Ronnie Hughes gave the invocation and benediction. The program consisted of speeches given by the honor graduates and Mr. Wallis Holt and Mr. Floyd Loop-er presented diplomas to the fifty graduating students. Honor graduates were Gina Allen, Bobbie Colvin, and Linda Pennington. I The valedictorian was Neva Holt and salutatorian was Beverly Harkrider. Eighth grade boys anxiously awaited the beginning of graduation. Ushers were Greg Btuler, Laura House, Shari Douglas, and Mark Hughes. 40 The 1971-72 MR. AND MISS B.H.S. ARE DONNA McCLARD AND DANNY BOST These students are chosen out of the senior class by the high school student body. Donna and Danny are both active in school activities as well as being outstanding senior students. 41 Runners-up: Shirley Keith and Gary Whitfield Senior High Class Favorites Seniors Pam Burroughs David Robbins Each year each class is asked to vote for the one girl and one boy in their class who would best represent them. Juniors Annette Risner Terry Richerson 42 Diane Lamm Sophomores Mike Butler Sheena Tims Freshmen Danny Thacker Junior High Class Favorites 8th Grade Sue Treadway Ricky Hughes These students were chosen because of their outstanding personalities, their leadership abilities and their sense of school spirit. 7th Grade Anita Moore Darrell Thacker 43 Debbie Rowton -FFA Sweetheart Debbie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Rowton. She is a 5' 7 blonde. She was elected most attractive girl in the 71-72 school year. She is a member of the FHA and sophomore class. She enjoys swimming and horseback riding. Debbie Rowton Rocky Hughes FHA Beau Rocky is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hughes. He is 5' 6 tall and has blonde hair and green eyes. Rocky is president of the FFA and was all-district in football. His favorite pastimes are skiing, football, and swimming. 44 Rocky Hughes Who’s Who Most Studious: Ellen Yates, David Robbins Best All-Round: Shirley Keith, Gary Whitfield Most Talented: Norma Hardage, Jerry Matlock 45 Biggest Cut-up: Vicki Jones, Mike Butler Who’s Most Likely to Succeed: Shirley Keith, David Robbins Neatest: Ellen Yates, Danny Bost 46 Most Attractive: Debbie Rowton, Danny Bost Most Courteous: Sherry Yarbrough, David Robbins Outstanding Personality: Shirley Keith, Doug Green Who Best Athletes: Annette Risner, Gary Whitfield Yearbook editor, Outstanding student: Donna McClard Salutatorian, Yearbook: Danny Bost Crisco award, Biology: Gwen Jones BHS Students Were Honored May 3 Best Athlete: Annette Risner Student Council, Yearbook Business Manager: Ellen Yates Chemistry: Linda Johnson Second year football: Jerry Yarbrough, Weldon Prince, First year Football: Keith Douglas, Ronnie Shuffield, Ricky John Orr, Ricky Collie. Miller, Darryl Smyley, Tony Tart, Tommy Rhiddlehoover, Doug Lamm. With Awards’ Presentation All District Basketball: Terry Richerson, Donna McClard, Gary Whitfield. Valedictorian, Science, English, Best All-Round: Shirley Keith Yearbook, School Spirit: Diane Williams Librarian Awards: Linda Dean, Cynthia Lambert. All-District Football: Royce Hughes, Rocky Hughes, Dennis Hughes, Randy McClard, Gary Woodall. Football Trophy: Royce Hughes Two-Sports Trophy: Ricky Allen H onors And Recognitions Home Economics: Beverly Anthony Agriculture: Ricky Miller Math, Yearbook: David Robbins Summer Baseball: David Hartsell, Weldon Prince, Dennis Hughes, Ricky Collie, Alan Hughes. English, Nancy Lowe Typing, Bookkeeping, and History: Judy Keith 50 Danny Bost, Senior class president, presents senior composite to Mr. Holt. Citizens Of The Year These students were chosen as Citizens of the Year by the Yesteryear Staff for their loyalty, dependability, and willingness to work. We, the Yester-Staff, chose these students after careful consideration of all the students in high School. Diane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams was a senior, a member of the basketball team, Lion's Roar Staff, and Yearbook Staff. She also received the School Spirit award. Bruce Thornton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Thornton, was a junior, a member of the FFA, the football team and the basketball team. Diane Williams and Bruce Thornton Girls State ’71 During the week of June 6-12, 1971, Donna McClard and Ellen Yates attended the twenty-ninth session of Girls State sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. The week was filled with meeting new people, attending meetings, and having elections to elect the officers to carry on the mock government. Both girls were elected to county offices and Ellen Yates was elected as a representative. The week was filled full with excitement and meeting many state dignitaries. The highlight was the speech by Governer Dale Bumpers. The trip was highly enjoyed by both and helped strengthen them in their ideas of government and patriotism. 51 Donna McClard and Ellen Yates B.H.S. Has Five All-District Plavers J Horatio Mount Ida Dierks Lake Hamilton Magnet Cove Glenwood Sparkman Bauxite Mountain Pine Opp. 6 BHS 6 31 6 34 7 27 7 21 21 12 26 12 6 14 0 6 33 Junior All Districts Gary Woodall, QB, 170 lbs. 6 . Randy McClard, RG, 165 lbs. 6 1” Top Center: Coach Clarence Wooten, Top row: Alan Hughes, Carl Hughes, Keith Douglas, Leslie Gibson, Darrel Smyley, Ronnie Shuffield, Tom Rhiddlehoover, Tony Tart, Don Tankersley, Doug Green, Billy Baswell, Middle row: Doug Lamm, Terry Richerson, Weldon Prince, Randy McClard, Bruce Thornton, John Orr, Jim Butler, Ricky Lowe, Tommy Davis, Bottom row: Ricky Collie, Dennis Hughes, Rocky Hughes, Royce Hughes, Ricky Allen, Gary Woodall, Jerry Yarbrough, Ricky Miller. 53 Senior Football Plavers Of B.H.S. ’71-72 Dennis Hughes All District, lettered 3 years, def. and off. end, 181 lbs. 6’1 . Rocky Hughes All District, lettered 3 years, linebacker, 135 lbs. 5 6 . Ricky Allen Lettered 2 years, linebacker, 190 lbs. 6 l’ Royce Hughes All District, lettered 3 years, def. and off. tackle, 190 lbs. 6 . Ricky Miller Lettered 1 year, def. end, 160 lbs. 6 . 54 Magnet Game Is Season’s Highlight Coach Wooten and the Senior boys practice diligently throughout the season. Senior boys have prayer before game. Magnet Cove game tests Bismarck's ability and determination. As the BHS cheerleaders echoed the sounds of spirit through the halls of Bismarck High School, they realized one important factor. To cheerlead means more than just being able to lead cheers, it means being a leader among all school activities, it means setting an example before the whole student body. The BHS cheerleaders did and many followed. Senior Captain: Donna McClard Cheerleaders Encourage BHS Football Cheerleaders for the 1971-1972 season. Alternate cheerleaders were: Annette Rlsner, Ellen Yates, and Gerri Brown. Mascot: Lynn Anthony. “Sounds Of Spirit Senior: Cynthia Lambert Sophomore: Beverly Anthony Junior: Patty Glasgow 57 Jr. Football Team Has 5-4 Season First Row: R. Hughes, J. Sheets, J. Ross, R. Tankersley, M. Hughes, G. Butler, R. Efird; Sec. Row: R. Gamer, D. Jack-son, K. Sullivan, W. McClard, R. Glasgow, T. Allen, A. Hughes; Third Row: Coach Allen, D. Shuffield, D. Thacker, D. Ledbetter, R. Phillips, J. Mauldin, C. Acker, S. Hammock, C. Hughes, D. Hartsell, Coach Wooten. The school presented football trophies to Danny Thacker and Charles Acker for their outstanding performance. WE THEY Mt. Ida 0 12 Glenwood 20 6 Mt. Ida 6 12 Magnet Cove 28 0 Mt. Pine 18 6 Lake Hamilton 0 12 Murfreesboro 0 21 Sparkman 21 0 Bauxite 18 8 Junior Cheerleaders Boost Spirit First Row: Donna Williams, Kathy Cook, Second Row: Becky Prince, Renee Hardage, Jan Richerson, Tina Hardage, Third Row: Gina Allen, and Jill Whitfield. 59 1971-72 Hot Spring County Champs Kneeling: Gary Whitfield, Ricky Allen, Standing: Tommy Rhiddlehoover, Ronnie Shuffield, Bruce Thornton, Gary Woodall, Randy McClard, Carl Hughes, Manager-Judy Keith, Nlanager-Ricky Miller, Coach Jimmy Allen, Manager-David Hartsell, Tommy Davis, Jerry Allen, Weldon Prince, John Orr, Ricky Lowe, Terry Richerson. Ricky Allen Lettered 3 yrs., forward, 2 sports trophy. Leader in team practice. Opp. BHS Grapevine 59 71 Glenwood 42 53 Leola 40 56 Glen Rose 52 68 Ft. Lake 41 43 Poyen 50 55 Wrightsville 65 79 Leola 55 75 Glen Rose 63 84 C. M. S. 59 50 Ouachita 43 61 Bryant 51 81 Prattsville 85 68 Poyen 45 66 Magnet Cove 70 60 Bauxite 70 78 Harmony Grove 41 41 Deaf School 64 80 Carthrage 47 44 Ft. Lake 53 66 Grapevine 43 68 Harmony Grove 43 46 Amity 54 53 Ouachita 57 74 Wrightsville 48 62 Glen Rose 55 64 Deaf School 59 76 Ouachita 57 74 Magnet Cove 50 54 Grapevine 66 72 Vaster 94 70 Gary Whitfield Lettered 6 yrs., started 4 yrs., forward. Jr. yr.-Most Improved Player. Sr. yr.-All District, Outstanding Offensive Player. Senior Girls County Runners-up Kneeling: Diane Williams, Donna McClard, Standing: Gwen Jones, Beverly Anthony, Georgie Mattingly, Donna Russell, Lana Smith, Manager: Judy Keith, Coach: Jimmy Allen, Manager-Ricky Miller, Brenda Johnson, Gwen Shuffield, Judy Beatty, Annette Risner. Donna McClard Lettered 5 yrs., guard and forward, started 5 yrs. Jr. yr.-Most Coachable, Sr. yr.-All District Lions Award Opp. BHS Gurdon 34 36 Grapevine 59 37 Glenwood 43 37 St. Marys 37 55 Leola 32 64 Glen Rose 29 45 Ft. Lake 53 26 Poyen 26 51 Glen Rose 40 65 Ouachita 59 44 Poyen 22 55 Magnet Cove 23 43 Ft. Lake 58 34 Harmony Grove 58 37 Amity 51 39 Ouachita 53 35 St. Marys 26 33 Magnet Cove 24 53 Woodlawn 39 42 Grapevine 49 33 Kirby 63 46 Glen Rose 26 55 Ouachita 56 30 Carthrage 53 38 Diane Williams Lettered 5 yrs., forward, started 5 yrs. Jr. and Sr. yrs.-Free Throw Champ. 61 Jr. Boys Maintain Spirit Through Season S'' � .■■■� s I u I I w I Kneeling: Wayne Wheatley, Russell Beaver, Owen Holt, Ronnie Efird, Standing: Ricky Glasgow, Ricky Hughes, Lynn Miller, Buddy Hodges, Sherman Prince, Roger Garner, David Hartsel, Doug Ledbetter, Coach Allen, Manager: Diane Allen, Manager: Ricky Miller, Danny Thacker, Allen Hughes, Kenny Langley, David Jackson, Perry Brown, Terry Allen, Jay Sheets. Rural Dale 18 36 Glen wood 46 29 Rural Dale 22 50 Leola 31 26 Carthrage 38 36 Leola 30 10 Glen Rose 48 25 Prattsville 45 28 Poyen 24 35 Magnet Cove 21 26 Ft. Lake 58 23 Harmony Grove 42 19 Ouachita 50 22 Danny Thacker and David Hartsel work hard to improve their skills. 62 Junior Girls Are District 5-B Champs Kneeling: Jan Richerson, Teresa Collie, Karen Whisenant, Diana Looper, Regina Allen, Sheena Tims, Standing: Tammy Prince, Gina Lookadoo, Donna Williams, Teresa Lamm, Susie Hughes, Gail Shuffield, Eyvonne Fry, Manager-Rlcky Miller, Coach-Jimmy Allen, Manager-Diane Allen, Beverly Harkrider, Debbie Hughes, Lavada Jones, Jill Whitfield, Lisa Johnson, Julie Black, Kelly Orr, Beverly Gamer. Gurdon Opp. 19 BHS 37 Rural Dale 21 37 Grapevine 16 60 Rural Dale 16 77 St. Marys 35 49 Glen Rose 23 51 Ft. Lake 18 39 Carthage 14 38 Poyen 25 41 Ft. Lake 15 51 Grapevine 21 70 Glen Rose 27 47 Harmony Grove 20 41 Leola 16 69 Ouachita 33 50 Pratts ville 24 46 Grapevine 32 59 Poyen 4 55 Amity 18 38 St. Marys 49 70 Magnet Cove 17 66 Ouachita 39 36 Mt. Pine 39 37 Prattsville 34 41 Humphrey 30 54 Carthage 30 48 The Junior Girls pose with the trophies they won this season. 63 P. E. Classes Participate In Track And Other Sports Front row: Julie Black, Sheena Tims, Jill Whitfield, Back row: Teresa Collie, Regina Allen, and Diane Looper participated in Tigerette Relays. The high jump proved difficult for some, but they enjoyed it. 64 On rainy days volleyball was an exciting sport. Organizations Yestervear Staff Publishes 27th Volume Sponsor Mrs. Farrell Hall Editor Donna McClard Business Manager Ellen Yates Typist Diane Williams The Yesteryear Staff, composed of students in high school, work hard throughout the year in order to get the annual completed and make it the kind of annual our school deserves. The Yesteryear Staff hopes to convey the spirit that is prevelent at BHS. Filth period Annual Staff Seventh period Annual Staff Seated left to right: Mrs. Farrell Hall, Donna McClard, Diane Allen, Ellen Yates, Standing left to right: Norma Hardage, 66 Becky Prince, Libby Hughes, David Robbins, Danny Bost, Debbie Hughes, Judy Keith, Diane Williams, Gwen Jones, Doug Lamm. Student Council Sponsors “Dating Game” Seated Left to Right: Ellen Yates, Judy Keith, Diane Allen, Linda Dean, Brenda Gibson, Standing: Sponsor-Mr. Henderson, Darie Burton, Shirley Keith, Donna (Hardage) McCloud, Patty Glasgow, Norma Hardage, Doug Ledbetter, Nina Hughes. Dating Game winners, Terry Rlcherson, Annette Risner, Dodie Austin, and Randy McClard, went to Little Rock on their dream date. OFFICERS President . . Ellen Yates V. President Judy Keith Secretary . . Diane Allen Treasurer . Linda Dean Reporter. . . Brenda Gibson Senators 12th . . . Darie Burton 12th . . . . Shirley Keith 11th . . . . Donna McCloud 11th . . . . Patty Glasgow 10th . . . . Martha Daniel 10th . . . . Norma Hardage 9th ... Nina Hughes 9th ... Doug Ledbetter 67 Beta Club Initiates New Members Standing left to right: Ellen Yates, Shirley Keith, Beverly Anthony, Gwen Jones, Linda Johnson, Sponsor: Mrs. Sharp, Judy Keith, Nancy Lowe, Debbie Vinson, Norma Hardage, Donna McClard, Seated: Gary Woodall and Tommy Davis. President . . . Ricky Lowe V ice-President Ellen Yates Secretary. . . . Shirley Keith Treasurer . . . Donna McClard Reporter .... Judy Keith Some of the new members pin on their Beta Club pins and then everyone enjoyed the refreshments. 68 Lions Roar Staff Works For Better School The Lion’s Roar Staff is under the direction of Mrs. Emily Copeland and co-editors Diane Williams and Ellen Yates. It is composed of Seniors who are taking Office Practice. The monthly paper provides students with the latest news, editorals, and school activities. Co-editors, Diane Williams and Ellen Yates plan the paper. Co-Editors Ellen Yates Club, and High School News Linda Dean Junior High, 5th, and 6th News Dewana Allen 4th, 3rd, 2nd, and 1st News Vicki Jones Sales and Distribution Debbie Thornton Sherry Yarbrough Ann Bowman Laughs and Gossip . Robin McClard Diana Montgomery Special Articles . . . Shirley Keith Donna McClard Sports News Pam Burroughs Cynthia Lambert Linda Johnson 69 FHA Helps The Childrens’ Colony Left to Right: Geri Phillips, Toni Hodges, Norma Hardage, Matty Daniel, Gwen Jones, Debbie williams, and Brenda Keith. Mrs. Sharp has worked hard this year to make the Future Homemakers of America a better organization at BHS. The FHA members sent Christmas gifts to the children at the Arkadelphia Childrens' Colony. The members also sold Stanley Products as one of their money-making projects. Chapter Officers President . . . Marty Daniel Vice President . . . . . . Norma Hardage Secretary Treasurer Historian Reporter Pianist Posting of campaign signs was an everyday scene at BHS near the end of school as members of FHA ran for new chapter offices. 70 Parliamentary Team Wins FederationContest OFFICERS Rocky Hughes Ricky Allen Jim Butler Billy Baswell Gary Whitfield President...... Vice-President Secretary . . . . Sentinel....... Reporter . . . . The FFA is proud of the achievements of its parliamentary team. Mr. Watson gives Ronnie Anderson and Phil Hughes some pointers on woodworking. 71 72 DEWANA ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. Thurmon Allen RICKY ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. VV. A. Allen RONNIE ANDERSON Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Anderson BILLY BASWELL Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baswell DANNY BOST Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Bost ANN BOWMAN Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bowman ROGER BURCHFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Burchfield PAMELA BURROUGHS Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Burroughs PATTI ESTEP Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Estep DOUG GREEN Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Green CRAIG HARDAGE Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hardage DENNIS HUGHES Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Hughes DARIE BURTON Mr. and Mrs. Neal Burton LINDA DEAN Mr. and Mrs. Willie Dean ROCKY HUGHES Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hughes ROYCE HUGHES Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hughes LINDA JOHNSON Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson VICKI JONES Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jones SHIRLEY KEITH Mrs. Alene Keith CYNTHIA LAMBERT Mr. and Mrs. J. T. (Bob) Lambert DONNA McCLARD Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McClard ROBIN McCLARD Mr. and Mrs. Bob McClard RICKY MILLER Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller DAVID ROBBINS Mr. and Mrs. Hershel T. Robbins JOHNNY SHUFFIELD Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shuffleld KARLA (FENDLEY) SWAIN Mr. and Mrs. Benny Fendley RONALD THOMAS Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Thomas DEBRA THORNTON Mrs. Gilbert Thornton ZOLA WILSON Mrs. Leeona Wilson SHERRY YARBROUGH Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Yarbrough ELLEN YATES Mr. and Mrs. Warren Yates GARY WHITFIELD Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Whitfield DIANE WILLIAMS Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Williams 76 77 Diane Allen Sherry Ashley Terri Brown Jim Butler Ricky Collie Tommy Davis Tammy Ensley Reatha Fears Patty Glasgow 78 Donna Hardage Bernice Honeycut Cindy House Ronnie House Carl Hughes Holly Hunt Judy Keith Doug Lamm Pam Ledbetter Ann Love Ricky Lowe Roger Luker Jerry Matlock Georgia Mattingly Randy McClard 79 Joan Milan Jeanette Milton John Orr Weldon Prince Terry Richerson Annette Risner Gwen Shuffield Bruce Thornton Gene Whitley Karen Williams Gary Woodall Jerry Yarbrough 80 81 Dodie Austin Judy Beatty David Boswell Greg Bray Mike Butler Marquita Casey Marty Daniel Jeanette Daniel Kathy Diffee Keith Douglas Mike Dyer Terry Eason Carolyn Francis Billy Garrett Brenda Gibson Leslie Gibson Jerry Allen Kay Anderson Beverly Anthony 82 Terry Hardin Mark House Alan Hughes Jerry Hughes Karen Hughes Libby Hughes Steve Hughes Sherry Ivy Brenda Johnson Gwen Jones Diane Lamm Eddie Looper Nancy Lowe Vickie Martin Darrell McClenhan Tina Milam 83 Lana Smith Randy Spoon Darrell Smyly Don Tankersley Tony Tart Pam Thornton Peggy Thornton Tommy Rhiddlehoover Debbie Rowton Debbie Vincent Jerry Wilkie Debbie Williams Johnny Williams Jimmy Wilson Jimmy Woodall Donna Yarbrough 84 85 Charles Acker Linda Ashley Barbara Bever Johnny Bowman Melinda Buck Jody Carey Robert Crabb Teresa Collie Kathy Cook Rodney Cottrell Peter Davis Frank Deangelis Ricky Denham Joey Diffee Robin Fendley Roger Garner Judy Hall Steve Hammock Renee Hardage Tina Hardage 86 David Hartsell Arietta Henson Ricky Herrin Toni Hodges Robert House Carlton Hughes Debbie Hughes Nina Hughes Lavada Jones Brenda Keith Doug Ledbetter Diana Looper Carl Love Allen Loy Jackie Loy Vince Loy James Mauldin Brenda McClard Sandra McClard Geri Phillips 87 Richard Phillips Bobby Pilcher Raymond Piper Becky Prince Sherman Prince Anette Rhiddlehoover Ricky Ridgway Sherry Scoggins Don Shuffield Mike Smith Ricky Sorrell Danny Thacker Jamie Thomas Rebecca Thomas Sheena Tims Denise Treadway Pam Treadway Audrey Vinson Karen Whisenant Jack Wilson Pat Wilson 88 Ph ases Of Junior High Life Junior High School students partake in many activities in their preparation for High School. Junior High is a time for adjusting to the idea of becoming a leader in the many activities and events that will soon face you. The Junior High Students played a good part in the spirit displayed at BHS this year. The Junior Girls became Area 15 District Champs in basketball and the Junior boys displayed a good record in football. Junior nigh and High School students crowd together in a between-rush to get to their class on time. Student looks on during assembly. Junior High Students Prepare For High School Girls discuss the latest news during free time. Students learn from creative projects. Young boys go to all heights to explore, Eighth Grade President-David Jackson Vice President-Ricky Hughes Secretary-Alan Hughes Treasurer-Gina Allen Reporters-Donna Herrin, Neva Holt 91 Regina Allen Terry Allen Julie Black Steve Bratton Ford Bryson Susan Burroughs Juanita Casey Bobbie Colvin Debbie Daniels Le Annette Dixon Ronnie Efird Dean Foster Rita Gamer Bobbie Garrett Brenda George Ricky Glasgow Jane Hammock Beverly Hark rider Colleen Henderson Diane Henson LaDonna Herrin Buddy Hodges Neva Holt Alan Hughes 92 LaRae Hughes Ricky Hughes Susan Hughes Denise Hynds David Jackson David Jeffers Lisa Johnson Kalvin Jones Teresa Lamm Kenny Langley Pat Luker Wayne McClard Caroline Treadway Rhonda Wedsted Jill Whitfield Donna Williams Pat Woodall 93 President-Owen Holt Vice President-Cheryl King Secretary-Tammy Prince Treasurer-Becky Shuffield Reporters-Phyliss Burton, Perry Brown Seventh Grade 94 Marie Acker Greg Allen Debra Anderson Becky Looper Billy Beason Patrice Bennett Russell Bever Perry Brown Mechele Bums Marcile Burris Phyllis Burton Phillip Burton Greg Butler Laquetta Casey Scotty Diffee Shari Douglas Eyvonne Fry Stuart Ford Beverly Gamer Gibson Victor Grant Gail Hall Lisa Henson Marty Holt 95 96 Owen Holt Gail Horton Laura House Mark Hughes John Jones Tim Jordon Cheryl King Greg King Charlene Kirk Tammie Kirk Diane Lambert Gina Lookadoo Kenneth Lookadoo Paul Loyd Becky Martin Marty McClenahan Sharon McHenry Lynn Miller Anita Moore Ralph Moore Steve Moore Lisa Mullings Jerry Norris Kelly Orr Junior Rowton Patrice Sampson Tammy Sanders May Lynn Scott Becky Shuffield Gale Shuffield Garry Shuffield Joe Shuffield Robert Tankersley Darrell Thacker Deana Thornton Ricky Tucker Vance Wedsted Wayne Wheatley Billy Williams Stephen Williams Diana Wilson Arnold Woodall David Woodall Jennifer Yates 97 Grade School Student Life Grade school student life reflects the child's personality in different, phases of his life. Among these are his ability to get along with his fellow classmates and teachers and his ability to retain knowledge that is for the first time exposed to him. The child's life at Bismarck Grade School is one that is well rounded by having a versatile program of studies as well as a modern well equipped playground. Mrs. Smith’s first grade enjoys milk-break. Sixth grade students enjoy reading in a pleasant atmosphere created by Mrs. Watson. 98 Grade school students enjoy use of swings as well as other playground equipment. MARCH WIND CAN GENTLE AS A LAMB FIERCE AS A UON Sunny lazy days result in leisure use of play time. Reflected In Snapshots Mrs. Duncan's first and second graders pose by decorative bulletin board. Spring brings on baseball fever in grade school boys. First and second graders display valentines they made. Sixth graders learn how to use the library by their weekly visits. Fifth and sixth grade students take advantage of gym facilities. 99 Sixth Grade Melba Acker Connie Bond Kitty Breashears Terri Buck Melissa Burns Doris Burroughs James Burroughs Mike Carey Melinda Canstant Tari Davis Thomas Ensley Kenneth Floyd Alan Foster Jan Garner Eddie Godwin Rita Hardage Karen Harkrider Morris Henson Dale Jackson Connie Jones Teresa Looper Tony Looper Susie Moore Randy Orr Kathy Sanders Danny Sheets Jack Small Diana Smith Ricky Smith Leesa Smyly Donald Steffey Ricky Sutton Cristal Thornton Tammie Treadway Brenda Vinson Linda Vinson Rocky Walker Sharon Whisenant Marshall White Allen Wison lOO Fifth Grade Terry Aringe Eddie Breashears Jackie Brown Danny Burton Leigh Chancellor Glenda Constant Anita Copeland Rebecca Crow Lester Davis Danny De Angel is Keith Floyd Connie Garner Rita Godfrey Shirley Godwin Melody Harrington Danny Harris Timmy Hughes Keith Hughes Howard Langley Leisa Lambert Darrell Lookadoo Erma Looper Pam Lowe Rebecca Loy Blake Matlock Debera Mauldin Gail Miller David Moore Robin Nutt David Phillips Rob Rayburn Jannie Rowton Dwayne Runyan Pamela Sanders Mary Spoon Bobby Sutton Renee Tankersley Greg Weatherford Brenda Woodall 101 Fourth Grade Kyle Anderson Scotty Ashley Rhonda Bears Mike Bingham Vicki Bond Lance Bray Dena Brewer Mike Harris Terry Hardage Ted Hall Sharon Garner Vance Dobyns 'Fern- Diffee JeaneftaCasey Jhane Burton Timothy Hodges Angie Horton Terry Jordon Bobby King Delbert Lambert Diane Looper Ronnie Piper Julia Rowton Jeanette Sheets Gay SmitJj Ronnie Steffey Mitchell Strother Susan Swain Charlotte Swayze Vicki Tucker Katrina Upchurch 102 Fourth Grade Diana Bever Tara Ivy Jimmy Looper Denise Luker Robert Mauldin Penny McClard Roy Piper Bruce Rhiddlehoover Debbie Robbins Lou Ann Ross Nancy Sanders Jauan See Janice Sheets_ Cih'ger Shuffield Debra Smith Third Grade Gary Anderson Timmy Looper Rhonda Moore 103 Vickie Runyan Brenda Scott Lorie Webb Carlotta Acker Marie Aringe Alan Bear Denise Bergan Tanya Bingham Fonda Brown Sandra Burton Stephen Canfield Greg Dobyns Janet Eason Charles Francis Tarie Grant Charles Hardage Sandra Harkrider Brent Harris Melanie Harris Sharon Lookadoo David Looper Leadra Orr Harold Rosenbaum Dennis See Ricky Spoon Susan Steffey Mark Sullivan Anita Sutton Timmy Swain Joe Swayze William Thomas Cheana Thornton Bart Tims Kathy Wilson Kim Wilson Kerry Woodall Third Grade 104 Second Grade David Chancellor Tammy Colvin Tracy Daniels Anna Francis Phyllis Hardage Tony Hardage Junior Harrington Candy Henson Gary Hunt Marvin Jones Lana Lambert Roy Lamm Jeff Looper Sherry Looper Stevie Looper Angela Norton Lisa Prince Steve Richerson John H. Sampson Troy Sanderson Kenny See Tina Strother Michael Tankersley Dorina Tomas Jimmy Thomason Scott Thornton Ktina Upchurch Upchurch Sandy Walker Calvin Woodall Leslie Yarbrough Troy Yarbrough 105 Dana Acker Martin Allen Sharie Barton Robert Borroughs Denise Bray Timmy Bray Regina Brown Richard Brown Second Grade First Grade Wanda Langdon Jeffrey Norton Cheryl Rash Steven Robbins Mark Sanders Dawn Smith Carlotte Swayze Harold Dean Thornton Brad Watson Johnny Williams Mark Williams 106 First Grade Terri Lynn Allen Lynn Anthony Dawn Aringe Jimmy Barton Steve Bear Pamela Bond Pamela Buck Janet Copeland Kent Daniels James Dixon, Jr. John Dixon Kevin Ford Teresa Glasgow Mike Godfrey Rodney Harris Eric Henson Karen Ivy Rita Kelley Donnie Lair Kimberly Lambert Randy Looper Terry Looper Tammy Matlock Scott Moore 107 The Spirit Of New DeRoche New DeRoche students eagerly await the arrival of the bus. These boys gather at the slide while others play on the monkey bars. 108 Grows Each Day School is left behind as students leave for home. After school these students discuss the days events. Diane Cansler Bobby Daniels Belinda Davis Patricia Dean Wayne Dyer Rex Evans Mike Hall Terry Henshaw Arlan Henson Twillite Honneycutt Teresa Hughes Russell Hynds Timmy Lewallen Robin Matlock Deborah Ray Sixth Grade Philip Crabb Steve Dyer Timmy House Mike Hughes Cheryl Hynds Martha Laskaris Angie Luzador Ricky Matlock Tammy Pilcher Helen Treadway Sandra Wedsted Daryll Wheatley Fifth Grade 110 Fourth Grade Billy Daniels Greg Evans Harold Hughes Rose Hughes Joann Kirk Mark Lewallen David McClard Cindy Ray Third Grade Steve Bowman Darren Bunn Dewayne Cansler Melinda Cansler Jayna Crow E. J. Daniels Susie Hall Michele Hardin Ricky Henshaw Binky House Lynette Hughes Randy Hughes Kathy Kirk Linda Montgomery Lisa Pilcher Debra Wheatley ill Second Grade Kathy Caddy Mark Cansler Sheri Cansler Lisa Carter Jeff Crow Mark Daniels Brian Davis Bradley Hardin Carolyn Hughes Melanie Martin Mark McClard Karen Ray Aaron Thornton Sabrina Tucker Tina Dyer Debbie Hall Timmy Hall Ted Honeycutt Greg Hughes Pam Hughes Russell Hughes Darin Hynds Chucky Kirk Rod Lewallen Randy McClenahan Glen Montgomery Lee Ann Waite First Grade 112 Advertising Compliments of THE SHACK 811 East Page Malvern Phone 332-3031 Arkansas ARDMAN Arkadelphia,' Arkansas i m - ----- ruaMRURGERS Hot Springs, Arkansas DOSS GARAGE General Repair-Brake Jobs Front End Work-Motor Rebuilding 1322 East Page Malvern, Arkansas MALVERN SAW CO. 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Main Malvern Hot Springs Arkansas Compliments of: MYERS Janitor Supply J. A. WILSON SON New and Used Furniture 405-7 Albert Pike 623-3071 805 Hobson Avenue Phone: 623-8401 CLEVENGER DRUG STORE 337-7261 425 S. Main Malvern Paint Store CLEVENGER PHARMACY 337-7301 301 E. Highland Malvern Best of Luck Seniors '72 Phone 624-1973 Third Hobson Hot Springs Arkansas 1 17 B W TRIM SHOP Auto Upholstery-Glass Installation Phone: 337-7024 312 Olive St. Malvern WEAVER WEAVER INS. Phone: 332-3111 P.O. Box 276 Malvern ALLEN’S SEWING CENTER Phone: 332-2691 226 So. Main Malvern STERLING STORE 311 Main St. Malvern MAIN DOLLAR STORE 511 So. Main St. Malvern Compliments of LISENBY JEWELERS Malvern Arkansas Compliments of HARDWICK BROS. FURNITURE Malvern Arkansas Quality Shoes For All The Family THE BLUE RIBBON SHOE STORE Phone: 332-6281 224 So. Main Malvern Padgett Chevrolet Service Goes With Sales' Malvern Arkansas 1 18 Compliments of: Reynolds Aluminum Company Jones Mills Phone: Reduction Plant 332-3214 United Steelworkers of America AFL-CIO Local No. 332 P. O. Box 9 Jones Mills 1 19 HOWARD DISCOUNT CENTER Where you buy the best for less Hwy. 67 North Arkadelphia U-DO-IT Spray King Automatic 2 Minute Car Wash 1111 East Page Malvern Qibsoh Discount Center MURRY-RUGGLES FUNERAL HOME INC. W. B. Murry W. K. Ruggles Phone: 246-6451 6th. and Clay Street Arkadelphia Arkansas WILSON BUICK , 2nd. and Locust P.O. Box 488 120 Malvern Arkansas Malvern Arkansas THORNTON TIRE COMPANY Pete Thornton and Gene Tart Phone: 623-0657 700 Hobson Hot Springs Ark. 71901 THOMAS BROTHERS HARDWARE 1510 Airport Road Highway 70 West Hot Springs Arkansas Phone: 501-624-5767 CONSUMERS TV SERVICE 711 Hobson Avenue Hot Springs Ark.71901 f m Printers and Stationers. Inc. 610 WEST GRAND AVENUE HOT SPRINGS. ARKANSAS 71901 Phone 323-1646 Owner: Check McClain HOBSON FURNITURE APPLIANCE Complete Home Furnishings 817 Hobson Ave. Hot Springs EARL GILL RECORD SHOP New and Used Records 623-3395 BUTLER'S SHOE STORE 724 Central Hot Springs HOT SPRINGS BEAUTY COLLEGE Andrew Maxine Toth 623-0862 810 Hobson Hot Springs 819 Central Ave. Hot Springs, Ark. PLEASE PATRONIZE THESE BUSINESSES THEY SUPPORT YOUR YEARBOOK J. J. NEWBERRY 606-614 Central Ave. Hot Springs Arkansas Compliments of: BANKSTON GARAGE Hot Springs Arkansas 121 EDDIE CLARK'S MEN'S STORE Featuring: Farah Slacks and Van Heusen Shirts Compliments of: RUTH STUART SHOP 615 Clinton Arkadelphia Compliments of: RAG BOX Arkadelphia EL'ANN'S FASHIONS Arkansas 617 Clinton Arkadelphia GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Phone: 246-4011 604 Main Street 110 So. 5th Arkadelphia Arkansas Compliments of: SOUTHWESTERN SPORTING GOODS CO.. INC. Arkadelphia Arkansas Arkadelphia Arkansas TOM CHANDLER'S SHOE CENTER GLYNN'S TRUCK STOP Shoes for the Entire Family For The Best In Food And Service Wrecker Service Jac que line -Connie Poll Parrot Bostonian-Randcraft Paradise Kittens 24 Hours Daily, See Us Dial: 246-9931 619 Main Arkadelphia 1-30 Hot Springs 7 Exit Arkadelphia Arkansas 122 TEETER MOTOR COMPANY NORTH MALVERN LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. Teeter the Cheater Cheats for Less Chrysler—Plymouth—Dodge and Dodge Trucks All Kinds of Good Used Cars Building Materials—Paint Fencing—Glass Plumbing and Electrical Fixtures 1105 W. Moline Malvern JIM'S KAR KLINIC Tune-Up and Air Conditioning Wrecker and Tow Service 712 W. Page Malvern BIRCH INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Specialist Phone: 332-2071 127 Pine Bluff St. Malvern FINLEY'S SOUTH MAIN GULF Malvern Arkansas Phone: 332-5121 1211 So. Main Malvern AL'S KERR-McGEE STATION Highway 67 N. Compliments of: BURKS MOTORS. INCORPORATED Malvern Arkansas ■« m ch j PARKVUE DAIRYETTE Ruth and Ed Erwin We appreciate your business Arkadelphia Arkansas City Park Malvern 123 REPHAN'S MEN'S STORE Haggar Slacks Arrow Shirts Botony 500 Suits Louis Goldsmith Suits We Carry Large Sizes Phone: 623-9411 808 Central Hot Springs LAURAY'S JEWELERS Home Owned and Operated The House of the Blue White Diamonds 402 Central Hot Springs Phone: 623-2441 Arkansas ARKY HOUSE DISCOUNT SHOES 514 East Grant Compliments of: HOLLYWOOD VASSARETTE by Munsingwear Hot Springs Arkansas Arkadelphia Arkansas GARLAND COUNTY FARMERS ASSOCIATION 7a Tires-Batteries-Accessories Phone: 623-6696 111 Winans MARGARET'S HAIR STYLES The Ultimate in Beauty Care Owner: Margaret McDaniel Phone: 865-3662 Hot Springs Arkansas Bismarck Arkansas 124 PETE'S BARBER SHOP Closed Wednesday and Sunday 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Phone: 865-4727 Highway 7 North Bismarck Arkansas Wrecker Service 24 Hr. Service WILSON'S GARAGE General Automotive Repair Owner: Leon Wilson Phone: 865-4555 Rt. 1 Bismarck Arkansas Southern LP-Gas, Inc. Bismarck and Arkadelphia Butane Gas and Appliances Office: 865-3444 865-3242 246-6418 McDonald Ruth Berry and Re da Submergible Pumps 125 ELK HORN BANK AND TRUST CO. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Complete Banking Service Since 1884 Banking Facilities Drive-In Windows 24-Hour Depository Check 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 Arkadelpha, Arkansas 126 Compliments of FRED'S WRECKING COMPANY OUACHITA MARINE AND INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION New and Used Parts For All Cars Arkadelphia Arkansas Phone: 514 Clay St. 246-2941 Arkadelphia Compliments of Compliments of J. C. PENNEY QUALITY SHOE STORE Arkadelphia Arkansas 615 Main Arkadelphia Arkansas COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE Compliments of Sports NOWLIN FURNITURE CO. Phone: 246-5541 Arkadelphia Arkansas Arkadelphia Arkansas JHmkjt ltd WILSON PIANO AND ORGAN CO. ■ $£ Your Piano and Organ Dealer Save on New Used Pianos and Organs 623 Clinton Guaranteed tuning and Repair Arkadelphia Arkansas 925 Main Phone: 246-2478 Arkadelphia Residence: 246-2193 1 Compliments of These County Officials Arvilee Allen Sheriff Paul D. Shuffield Circuit Clerk Norris White County Treasurer Hazel Brumley Tax Assessor Henry B. Means Circuit Judge Grady Cullins County Clerk 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 128 HOT SPRINGS HOLIDAY JEWELERS MEAT PACKING CO. Meats of Distinctive Quality Mi Phone: 623-8841 mg 724 Albert Pike Hot Springs Hot Springs Arkansas ONE STOP CAFE AND RECREATION CENTER WHITLEY'S GROCERY Fishing Supplies Good Luck to the Seniors General Tires Phone: 865-4433 Pop and Granny Crow Highway 7 South Bismarck Arkansas Bismarck Arkansas FENDLEY’S JOE EDD HAWKINS CHEVROLET COMPANY Groceries, Dry Goods, t Artificial Flowers Transportation Capitol of Arkansas Phone: 865-3600 The Only Authorized Chevrolet Dealer In Hot Springs Bismarck Arkansas Central at Winan Hot Springs 129 Compliments of BANK OF MALVERN HEARD'S DRUG STORE Phone: 246-4515 600 Main Arkadelphia Compliments of Serving Hot Spring BUCK'S BARBERSHOP Clay Street Arkadelphia County Since 1889 STOVER and STOVER A Complete Banking Service Accountants Post Office Box 213 625 Clay St. Arkadelphia ZODIE’S GROCERY AXD MARKET Federal Deposit Ins. Co. Fine Food-Choice Meat Phone: 337-7023 913 Moline St. Malvern Malvern Arkansas JEWEL ROBERTS MFA Insurance Phone: 246-2512 HARRIXGTOX COXSTRUCTIOX 524 Clay St. Arkadelphia COMPAXY TEAGUE PLUMBIXG ELECTRIC CO. P.O. Box 601 Phone 246-4543 Arkadelphia Arkansas 710 Main St. Arkadelphia 130 NEWBERRY-TATMAN AGENCY, INC. Bill Newberry Don Tatman Insurance-Real Estate Phone: 246-4575 612 Clinton Arkadelphia Arkansas BASS BARBER SHOP Whitley Bass 115 East 3rd Malvern LINDVALL'S DEPT. STORE Ladies, Women, Children Mens Ready to Wear 327 So. Main St. Malvern PIG PIT BAR-B-Q Bar-B-Q Sandwiches Plates Intersection 1-30 Arkadelphia Congratulations from Compliments of TASTEE FREEZ Arkadelphia Arkansas LIN'DVALL WHOLESALE LEVI STRAUSS CO. Richard Knight, Manager 213 So. 12th Arkadelphia Xotions-Drugs-Dry Goods MINUTE MAN =9 Charcoal Burgers French Fries Radar pies Malvern Arkansas Hwy 67 North Arkadelphia 131 FULMER'S HARDWARE JACK DANIELS 6th Clay Phone: 246-2362 MOBILE HOMES SALES Arkadelphia Arkansas Compliments of PIGGLY WIGGLY Main Street Arkadelphia DODSON APPLIANCES New and Used Mobile Homes Jacuzzi Pumps 606 Clay St. Arkadelphia Compliments of SHAWS GARDEN Hwy. 69 North Arkadelphia 121 Clinton St. Arkadelphia ARKADELPHIA FABRIC CENTER Compliments of Quality For Less SOUTH CENTRAL ARKANSAS Owners: Elton and Joan Buck ELECTRICAL CO-OP 616 Clinton St. Arkadelphia Arkadelphia Arkansas NISWANGER PONTIAC CO. Compliments of Hot Spring County FARM BUREAU INS. 710 West Page Phone: Malvern 332-3361 Leon Jenkins Malvern Arkansas 132 PLATTER INN CLARK COUNTY For All Your Music Needs LUMBER COMPANY Magno vox-Ste reo' s Color T.V.'s Components Accessories Building Material 627 Clinton Arkadelphia For House and Farm ARKADELPHIA BEAUTY COLLEGE Beauty is our Business Phone: 246-2465 Phone: 246-6726 or 623-0015 207 So. 8th St. Arkadelphia 602 Clinton 801 W. Grand Arkadelphia Hot Springs ARKADELPHIA MONUMENT WORKS Compliments of PHILLIPS REXALL DRUGS Phone 246-4332 21 615 So. 6th St. Arkadelphia 6th and Clinton St. Arkadelphia FARM TOWN EQUIPMENT CO. GROSS FEED MILL © Feed-Seed-Chemicals-Fertilizer Ph: 246-5571 So. 7th Street 246-5572 Arkadelphia Phone: So. 7th St. 246-5815 Arkadelphia 133 Meet Your Friends At HARDMAN LUMBER COMPANY WOODELL DRUG STORE Best of Material in Service 7th Main St. Arkadelphia STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. Agent: Ernest O. Cooper Office Phone: 332-3212 615 Clay Arkadelphia Phone 246-5824 Arkansas 1009 So. Main St. ALLEN'S SEWING CENTER RCA and Zenith Television Congratulations Seniors Malvern Phone: 610 Main St. 246-4801 Arkadelphia AUTO PARTS and SUPPLY Jean We Have Parts for Every Engine Pants and Leather Accessories Phone: 246-2421 7th and Clay St. Arkadelphia 612 Main Arkadelphia 134 Watson Furniture Company, Inc. Owners - Ralph Randall Watson For Furniture You Can Relax In P. O. Box 646 Hwy. 67 South Arkadelphia Arkansas Compliments of: Compliments of: THE FASHION-ATTIC FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Malvern's New Shop Exclusively for Juniors ASSOCIATION Upstairs at the Fashion 230 Main Malvern Phone: 332-5231 Page and Keith Sts. SULLIVAN'S REXALL DRUG STORE Phone: 332-2101 Malvern Arkansas 210 Main Street Malvern 135 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK The Bank Wanting to Serve You Most Congratulations to Bismarck High School 136 Arkadelphia, Arkansas Compliments of PAINT SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. CLARK COUNTY LIVESTOCK AUCTION, INC. Sale Every Saturday Owner: Joe Moore Phone: 246-9913 Night Phone: 246-7715 K. P. Happy Cain DISTRIBUTORS OF BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS. WALLPAPER Phone: 623-1601 Arkadelphia Arkansas 303 Albert Pike Hot Springs CATTLEMEN'S LIVESTOCK MARKET Where Buyers and Sellers Meet Your Cattle Insured from Farm Until Sold Sale Each Thursday at 1:00 p.m. AVANTS BRIDAL SHOP Owner: Billy R. McGrew Route 1, Box 157 Bridal Originals Formals for Brides and Mothers Glenwood Arkansas 401 Albert Pike Hot Springs Arkansas 137 AtAP L, we plan ahead to stay ahead. You and AP L have come a long way over the years And we congratulate the graduates on their achievement. During your school years, we at Arkansas Power Light have been preparing for your electric needs today because we know that you are counting on us to provide the highest quality of service That's a responsibility that we take seriously at AP L so that electricity will always be ready to serve you and your future family Ten seconds from now and ten years from now. Arkansas POWER LIGHT Oops, Diane did it again! • MILK • ICE CREAM • 138 CLINTON STREET GARAGE LONG FORD INC, Auto Repair-Air Cond. Sales Service Ford-Mercury Dealer Truman Still Phone: 246-2302 Gene Banks Phone: 246-6467 Ford Caterpillar Diesel Trucks 1006 Clinton Arkadelphia UNIQUE BARBER SHOP Sales and Service Highway 67 North Roffler Sculptor Kut Technique Creative Hair Styling Coloring Straightening Hair Pieces-Manicurist Ample Parking Space Complete Barber Service Arkadelphia Arkansas For Appointment Call Woody or Charles Phone: 246-4404 902 Clinton Arkadelphia Compliments of Hot Springs County Lumber Co. Phone: 337-7551 160 Cabe Street Malvern MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The Bank of Friendly Service Member F.D.I.C. Open until 6:00 p.m. on Friday for your convenience 140 Arkadelphia Arkansas Fishing Supplies Lake Information Boat Rentals ORR'S ONE STOP Live Bait Ice Grocery Bait Shop Open on Sunday Owner: James Orr Gas Groceries Phone: 865-4800 Bismarck, Ark. WOODALL REAL ESTATE Wayne Woodall Sandra Woodall Bismarck, Arkansas De-Gray Lake Property 865-3455 865-3406 CLARK COUNTY FARMERS THEMOGAS COMPANY Feed Insecticides Tappan Ranges Dearborn Heaters Seed Farm Supplies Phone: 246-2171 Fertilizers Bruce Buck Junior Freeland Phone: 865-2391 Phone: 865-2345 Phone: 246-4556 707 6th St. Arkadelphia 101 Caddo Street Arkadelphia 141 For Safety's Sake Buy Wayne All Steel Bus Bodies WAYNE-ARKANSAS BUS SALES CO. Distributor Ph. 628-4516 Star City BORDEN'S Hot Springs Arkansas CENTRAL ARKANSAS TELEPHONE CO-OP Exchanges: Donaldson Bismarck BOWEN'S RESTAURANTS � V- The BHS Mother-Daughter Banquet was held here. All participants enjoyed the atmosphere and the food. 142 Fullers Drug Store Phone: 246-4595 Owner: Owner Peray Malone Buford A. Newman THE LEADER STORE FRED’S DINER Dry Goods, Ready to Wear Dial 332-5701 302 Main Best Cup of Coffee in Town Hwy 270-1-30 Malvern Arkansas Compliments of MALVERN L.P. GAS CO. Malvern Compliments of Arkansas Malvern Arkansas WEST DEPARTMENT STORE HARDIN JEWELERS Malvern Arkansas Compliments of WENDELL EPPERSON Law Office 209 Main St. Malvern Malvern We Appreciate Your Business 320 So. Main St. Arkansas 143 CARUTH FUNERAL HOME Phone: 623-2533 655 Park Ave. Hot Springs T G Y CHAS. K. BUDDY HUGHES All Forms of Insurance . . . Except One STORES P.O. Box 2070 Hot Springs Arkansas C. J. ANDERSON Dozer Service Hot Springs Arkansas Phone: 865-3675 Light clearing-Ponds-Topsoil-Gravel Bismarck Arkansas PLEASE PATRONIZE THESE BUSINESSES The Yesteryear Staff would like to take this opportunity to thank the Bismarck Booster Club for the many things they have given us to further develop the athletic facilities of BHS. We would also like to thank them for the athletic banquets they have sponsored the past 2 years. We are sure the awards they have presented to the junior high and senior high athletes have inspired them and has encouraged others to take part in athletics. We hope everyone will help support the booster club and its activities so they may continue to help and encourage young athletes. Everyone enjoyed the bonfire before the last game. 144 STERLINGS The Store With Everything In Mind School Supplies Toys Ready to Wear Complete Infants Dept. THE VARIETY STORE Complete With Needs for Every Member of the Family. Phone: 246-2961 Arkadelphia 624 Main Street Arkansas JOE SUMMERHILL CARPET Phone: 246-8331 Arkadelphia CLARK COUNTY AUTO SALES Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Imperial Dodge Trucks Jeep Sales and Services 2109 Pine Street Arkadelphia, Arkansas HOLLANDS House of Fashions 629 Main Street Arkadelphia Compliments of LAKEWAY SHELL 1-30 and Hwy 7 Arkadelphia THE SOUTHERN STANDARD Covering the news in this trade territory since 1868 Keith and Flo Tudor 510 Main Street Arkadelphia Foreign Car Headquarters VW MG Opel Datsun, Etc. ARKADELPHIA MOTOR CO., INC. Hwy 67 North Phone: 246-8242 Arkadelphia 145 In Memory We the 1972 Yesteryear Staff wish to dedicate this yearbook to the memory of Kenny Diffee and Lester Davis. Kenny and Lester lost their lives Feburary 26, 1972 in a highway accident near Point Cedar. Kenny, who was a junior, was the son of Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Diffee. Lester, who was a member of the sixth grade, was the son of Mr. Mrs. Horace Davis. The tragic loss of these two boys has had a tremendous effect on the lives of those who were their friends and loved them. In Memory . . . Every harsh and vexing thing At thy home-fire lost its sting; Where thou wast was always spring. And thy perfect trust in good, Faith in man and womanhood, Chance and change and time withstood. Small respect for can't and whine, Bigot's zeal and hate malign, Had that sunny soul of thine. But to thee was duty's claim Sacred, and thy lips became Reverent with one holy Name. Therefore, on thy unknown way, Go in God's peace! We who stay But a little while delay. Keep for us, O friend, where'er Thou art waiting, all that here Made thy earthly presence dear; Something of thy pleasant past On a ground of wonder cast, In the stiller waters glassed! Keep the human heart of thee; Let the mortal only be Clothed in immortality. And when fall our feet as fell Thine upon the asphodel, Let thy old smile greet us well; Proving in a world of bliss What we fondly dream in this,— Love is one with holiness! 146 —John Greenleaf Whittier Kenny Diffee Lester Davis “Sounds Of Spirit” Lingers On Senior members of the Yesteryear Staff Donna Me C lard Editor When I was asked, in the eighth grade, to be on the annual staff I was surprised and honored when I was told this would mean I would be editor my senior year. This time seemed so far away, but now it is over. Being on the staff meant working hard through the year and attending workshop in the summer. In preparing myself for the responsibilities I was to face I attended three weeklong workshops. When the final workshop approached, with the help of the other staff members present, we began to plan the entire yearbook and choose the theme. As things began to fall into place and school started we worked hard developing our theme Sounds of Spirit . At this time I want to thank each member of the staff for their hard work. I hope no one was hurt because 1 had to be bossy in order to get things done. The staff was divided into two periods and this became very trying at times. I would like to give special thanks to my business manager, Ellen Yates, for the help she gave me as my right hand man, and to Mrs. Hall, our advisor, for her untiring work and worry. Now it is completed and the working on holidays and exemption days is over. It has been a pleasure working with each staff member. I hope you enjoy this twenty-seventh volume of the Yesteryear and get as much enjoyment out of it as we did publishing it. 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