Bismarck High School - Yesteryears Yearbook (Bismarck, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1977 volume:

Yesteryear 1977 Bismarck School Bismarck, Arkansas Volume XXXII Anita Moore Editor Mrs. Wanda Hall Advisor Contents Theme .................2 Organizations..........8 Activities............20 Recognition...........56 Faculty Administration .......65 Faces.................72 Ads..................112 The 1976-77 schoolyear will be a different year. Added classes and courses, a kindergarten, new “bringers of knowledge”, and attractive landscaping has brought an atmosphere of change to B.H.S. But the student body is different. Now a greater sense of unity exists on the campus of this school. It has been noticed by many, and appreciated by more than a few. it must be admitted B.H.S. is growing up. Change is indicative of the future so we bring you . . . ... A Lotta Change In ’77! 2 One of the changes in 77 was the tradition of homecoming. The Senior Homecoming crown was changed from the less expensive type that the queen kept to a crown of much more beauty, to be permanently used for homecoming. The Junior Homecoming was held for the first time in the gym. Then after the football game, the junior royalty and players were treated to a reception. These small pictures are of new students attending B.H.S. We hope that their first year has been an enjoyable one. 3 Bruce Thornton and Ronnie Ritter wait for the rain to stop so they can go to their buses. PERSONNEL CHANGES Several new people have been added to the familiar faces at B.H.S. Mrs. Susan Nixon and Mrs. Karen Whitfield taught the kindergarten which proved to be very successful this year. Mrs. Peggy Hughes. Mrs. Kathy Crumby, and Mrs. Wanda Mrs. Kinnaird was captured by the camera one afternoon as she worked at her daily duties. O’Quinn did an outstanding job with the special education program. We have also seen the coming of a new secretary, Mrs. Shirley Kinnaird. who has done a wonderful job. Two alumni have also returned to offer their services as bus drivers. Bruce Thornton and Ronnie Ritter now have regular routes. Mrs. Crumby, the speech therapist, aids two students in the pronunciation of syllables. Mrs. Hughes works with some of her special education students, utilizing new learning devices. 4 Ping pong was a favorite sport for the girls. ACADEMIC CHANGES In addition to the kindergarten and special education programs, B.H.S. has acquired three new courses for high school students. After an absence of three years, advanced math is again part of the offered curriculum. Taken by juniors and seniors, it is a course designed to increase one’s aptitude in the engineering mathematics. Girls who had study hall fifth period were given the option of attending a P.E. class. The girls played volleyball and ping pong and were taught emergency first aid procedures. World geography was offered this year as an elective for seniors.lt acquaints the student with the political and social customs and doctrines of countries throughout the world. 5 Mrs. Copeland taught the world geography class. CAMPUS CHANGES Graduates of a few years back would not recognize the new B.H.S.! The football field that has been used for years is going to be ‘put out to pasture’ soon. A new field is in the process of being constructed behind the gym. Remember the old lunchroom and home economics building? It has been totally remodeled and is now in use as rooms for two kindergarten classes and several special education classes. With the additions of kindergarten, remedial reading, and remedial math, special education courses, and speech therapy instruction, the old new building has become a very useful part of B.H.S. From see-through walls and sawdust to miniature chairs and people to occupy them . . . This patch of grass will soon be the new football field. It will soon be used by the senior, junior, and pee wee teams. 6 Mrs. Sharp’s home economics building has been improved bit by bit. This year cabinets were added for storage and a room was closed off for changing clothes. The organizations in the school, notably Student Council. In cooperation with the Soil Conservation Service, are beginning plans for an outdoor classroom. This classroom will be utilized by all grades as a means for studying nature, Shakesperean plays, or just getting outside on a pretty day. One can easily see that all of these many changes have added to the efficiency and attractiveness of Bismarck School. The cabinets allow more space for moving and the new room gives privacy for sewing students to try on their creations! This simple, beautiful wooded area will hopefully be converted to a place of studying and experiencing nature on a more personal level. The plans are for a Clearwater pond, a seating area, a podium for speaking, and all species of plants that grow in the area. 7 9 Student Council Promotes 1976-77 Student Council Officers and Members — STANDING: May Lynn Scott, reporter; Tammy Prince; Renee Tankersley; Anita Moore, president; Penny McClard; Debbie Ray; Leesa Smyly, sec.-treas.; Robin Nutt; Lynne Henderson, June Thomas, v. president; Shari Douglas; Janice Sheets. ABOVE: Student Council met at the first of the year to discuss the outdoor classroom. UPRIGHT: Some F.F.A. boys help clear the sight for the outdoor classroom. RIGHT: When spring arrived, the dozer and heavy work were begun. 10 The Outdoor Classroom President Anita started the 1977-78 campaign speeches and skits. Vice-president nominee Delbert Lambert gave his campaign speech to insure his victory. Patricia Dean and Thomas Ensley did a good job in Debbie Ray's campaign skit. Beta Club Has FIRST ROW: R. Evans. K. Harkrider. D. Ray. L. Henderson. T. Henshaw. L. Mulllngs, SECOND ROW: A. Foster. L. Smyly, L. Chancellor, G. Lookadoo, D. Lambert, K. Orr, A. Moore. Sponsor Mrs. Sharp, THIRD ROW: M: Bryant, R. Nutt. S. Takersley, S. Moore, M. Burns, T. Prince, P. Lowe. Mr. Quirt lectures the jury. The director” instructs the cast. The gangster prepares for his performance in the play. Diane Lambert They Put On A Play Mrs. Cammeran Tammy Prince Mary Gina Lookadoo Mrs. Watson Rex Evans Carpenter Leigh Chancellor Dot Max Bryant Jimmy Sue Moore Clara Alan Foster Joe Terry Henshaw So The Jury Was Hung Mr. Quirt Kelly Orr Miss Spinster Robin Nutt Shari Tankersley Karen Harkrider 3 giggles Lynne Henderson Mrs. Schneezer Diane Lambert Mrs. Umbridge Debbie Ray Mrs. Tattler Leesa Smyly Mrs. Jolly Lisa Mullings Mrs. Lament Rex Evans doorman Mechele Burns bride Sue Moore Mrs.Meek Mrs. Sharp directed the Beta play. 13 F.H.A. Prepares SEATED: S. Morrison, L. Smyly, B. Vinson, M. Burns, S. Moore. D. Ray, K. Harkrider. KNEELING: S. Mays, S. Clark, L. Vinson, S. Hughes, S. Tankersley, D. Cansler, T. Hughes, T. Aldridge, R. Hardage, L. Henderson. B. Davis, K. Sanders, D. Burroughs, G. Eads. STANDING: T. Sanders, M. Burris. S. Douglas, J. Thomas, L. Mullings, T. Prince, A. Moore, G. Lookadoo, P. Allen, M. Scott, M. Burns, D. Lambert, E. Fry, sponsor, Mrs. Sharp. Mrs. Sharp shows a model of a six months fetus during her Two second year girls finish up their sewing projects, child development class. Mrs. Sharp and Renee Tankersley show the four basic food groups. FHA Beau. Mike Mahaffey, received a key chain from the members. 14 Tomorrow’s Women Some of the girls surprised Mrs. Sharp with a The first year F.H.A members had to go through iniatiation before joining the birthday party. organization. SEATED: K. Wetherington, L. Lockett, J. Rowton, S. Wedsted. J. See. C. Steier, P. McClard, D. Robbins. N. Sanders. B. Crow, D. Adams. C. Garner, D. Wise. M. Harrington. V. Tucker. T. Ivy. D. Brewer. SECOND ROW: K. James. D.Hardage. A. Copeland. C. Hynds. B. Loy, P. Sanders. S. Phillips. R. Godfrey, K. Upchurch. B. Woodall. R. Jones. C. Laughlin, R. Hughes. L. Nahas. C. Prince. J. Pennington. BACK ROW: J. Kirk. G. Miller, E. Looper, D. Mauldin, T. Pilcher. R. Tankersley. P. Lowe. G. Shuffield, L. Ross. D. Bever, D. Luker, J. Sheets, J. Sheets. C. Ray, R. Nutt, L. Chancellor, D. Mays. At the Federation Meeting, Bismarck sponsored a cake decorating mini-session. Anita Sutton presented her campaign speech to the F.H.A. members before the election of officers. F.F.A. Practice FFA Sweetheart, Tammy Prince, receives a jacket and the traditional kiss. The freshman FFA boys practice to make the parlimentary team. The parlimentary team, consisting of Jeff Buck. Rex Evans, Terry Henshaw, Mike Hughes, Delbert Lambert, Greg Evans, and Mike Bingham, placed third in competition. Kenneth Floyd, Randy Orr, and Russell Hynds competed in the meat judging, while Steve Richardson, Keith Floyd, and Danny Harris judged horticulture. BOTTOM ROW: T. Henshaw. A. Foster, A. Henson. R. Ritter, R. Evans, T. Looper, L. Miller. R. James. SECOND ROW: R. Hynds. K. Floyd, D. Steffey, D. Jackson, T. Lewallen, R. Sutton, B. Daniels, R. Orr. J. Brotherson, J. King. THIRD ROW: J. King, C. Baker, B. Williams, P. Brown, M. McClenahan, J. Ross. N. Prince, D. Woodall. W. Wheatley. J. Rowton. FOURTH ROW: J. Jones, J. Shuffield, R. Moore. M. Mahaffey, H. Rosenbaum, R. Kirksey, V. Wedstead. R. Tankersley, K. Lookadoo, D. Thacker, sponsor. Mr. Watson. Parliamentary Procedure BOTTOM ROW: R. Suit, P. Layton, D. Thornton, T. Hughes, T. Diffee, T. Jordan, R.Steffey, B. Riddlehoover, J. Buck, M. Maynard, D. Burton. SECOND ROW: K. Anderson, T. Hardage, L. Bray, D. Lookadoo, R. Mauldin, H. Hughes. D. McClard, B. Daniels, T. Nelson, R. Piper, P. Steier, S. Richardson. THIRD ROW: T. Thacker, D. Rainwater, M. Lewallen. G. Evans. R. Piper, V. Dobyns, S. Ashley, T. Hodges, D. Lambert, M. Bingham, T. Aringe, T. House. FOURTH ROW: R. Lowe, L. Bray, B. King, T. Wilson, J. Looper, S. Burton. T. Hughes, H. Langley, G. Weatherford. C. Coombs, K. Floyd, J. Jackson, D. Harris. FIFTH ROW: D. Wheatley, B. Sutton, R. Kostelez, J. Rowton, D. Phillips, D. Moore, M. Bryant, D. Runyan, D. Mahaffey, R. Matlock, M. Hughes, K. Prince, R. Smith. R. Rayburn, M. Sherwood, sponsor, Mr. Watson. Mike Hughes, Delbert Lambert, David Mahaffey. and Max Bryant Harold Hughes and Pat Layton enjoy working in the shop, represented Bismarck at the Youth Board Soil Conservationist Dinner. FIRST ROW: K. Orr, B. Shuffield. D. King. G. Hughes. M. Burris. J. Thomas. J. Yates. SECOND ROW: M. Scott. B. Williams. D. Wilson, L. Mullings, M. Burns, S. Douglas. J. Ross, W. Wheatley. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Copeland, E. Fry, A. Moore, T. Prince, G. Lookadoo. D. Lambert, B. Riggan, T. Sanders, and M. McCleaban Yesteryear Staff Editor Anita Moore Business Managers Tammy Prince Diane Lambert Typist Lisa Mullings Advisor Mrs. Wanda Hall Mrs. Hall and Lynne are checking the final copies for the last A great deal of time and hard work goes into each yearbook, shipment. 19 STANDING: Cheryl Hynds, Anita Copeland, Becky Loy. Renee Tankersley, Sponsor Mrs. Hall, Karen Harkrider, Lynne Henderson, Rita Hardage; SITTING: Anita Moore. Lisa Mailings. Tammy Prince, Diane Lambert. 20 Senior Boys Show Valiant Effort BHS OPP Horatio 0 J 6 Mt. Ida 0 14 Glenrose 6 28 Dierks 6 48 Ft. Lake 54 0 Magnet Cove 6 33 Glenwood 12 14 Sparkman 10 18 Bauxite 22 34 Mt. Pine 14 35 Four Lions prepare to bring down the opponent's ball carrier. FIRST ROW: M. Mahaffey, S. Ford, M. McClenahan, R. Hynds, J. Rowton, G. Garner, K. Lookadoo. SECOND ROW: J. Ross, B. Daniels, R. Evans, R. Ritter, D. Mahaffey, A. Henson, D. Harris. THIRD ROW: Coach Wooten, R. James, R. Matlock. R. Tankersley. K. Prince, M. Hughes, T. Looper, J. Buck, Coach O’Neil. 22 Compliments of: REYNOLDS METAL COMPANY OF JONES MILL and CENTRAL ARKANSAS TELEPHONE CO-OP. In 1976 Football Season A Magnet Cove player is stopped by Mike Hughes and Kenneth Lookadoo. Junior Rowton Lettered 2 years Defensive End 6’3 170 lbs. Marty McClenahan Lettered 2 years Defensive End 6 2M 170 lbs. 76 Senior Players Stuart Ford Lettered 2 years Tackle 6 1M 190 lbs. Kenneth Lookadoo Lettered 3 years Line Backer 6’2 175 lbs. Johnny Ross Lettered 3 years Quarterback 6’2” 150 lbs. Robert Tankersley Lettered 1 year Fullback 5'11” 160 lbs. Mike Mahaffey Lettered 1 year Tight End 6’ 180 lbs. Ricky James Lettered 1 year Defensive End 5’9” 130 lbs. 24 Sr. Cheerleaders Some of the cheerleaders looked at the car that was decorated at homecoming. Boost Spirit Captain - Shari Douglas Co-Captain - Becky Shuffield Co-Captain - Kathy Sanders Sponsor -Mrs. Allen The cheerleaders dressed up for one of their skits. Coach Wooten introduced the senior team at a pep rally. The senior cheerleaders were Kathy Sanders. Belinda Davis. Leigh Chancellor. Sherry Mays. Robin Nutt. Becky Shuffield, and Shari Douglas. Senior Homecoming — The The senior football team selected eight young ladies as their royalty to participate in this year’s homecoming festivities. The girls and their escorts were introduced by mistress of ceremonies Kelly Orr. For the coronation, the stage was decorated to a Hawaiian theme. The Senior Lions put a special touch to the festivities by crushing the Ft. Lake Cobras with a 54-0 victory. The evening was highlighted with a reception given by the senior cheerleaders for the football players, royalty, and their parents. UPPER RIGHT: The Senior cheerleader had a reception for the football players, royalty, and their parents. UPPER LEFT: Mistress of cermonies was Kelly Orr. LEFT: Queen Shari received a kiss from co-Captain Marty McClenahan. CIRCLING BOTTOM LEFT TO BOTTOM FAR LEFT: Jr. Maid: Shari Tankersley, Escort: Charles Baker; Jr. Maid: Lynne Henderson, Escort: Ricky James; Jr. Maid: Rita Hardage, Escort: Johnny Ross; Sr. Maid: Gina Lookadoo, Escort: Mike Mahaffey; Sr. Maid: Beverly Garner, Escort: Robert Tankersley; Mascots: Miss Missy Harkrider, Master Shawn Ausley; Soph. Maid; Cindy Prince, Escort: Kenneth Lookadoo; Soph. Maid: Liz Nahas, Escort: Junior Rowton. CENTER: Queen Shari Douglas, Escorts: Capt. Stuart Ford, co-Captain Marty McClenahan. 26 Highlight of ’76 Homecoming The royalty was very proud of the Lions for their tremendous victory. 28 The Lions listened attentively to the alma mater before the The Q0bras score a tackle but the Lions scored the touchdowns, name. Beverly Garner helped Queen Shari prepare for the homecoming festivities. Queen Shari posed for a picture during the game. The girls waited nervously for the coronation Liz Nahas and Junior Rowton practiced for the night festivities, ceremony. Mrs . Sharp instructed the captain on the proper manner of crowning a queen. It seemed Stuart misunderstood the crowning procedure. 29 Junior Football FIRST ROW: Manager D. Thornton, Coach Wooten, T. Bray, M. Cansler. B. Harris. V. Dobyns, D. Cansler, T. Hodges, T. Yarbrough.K. Anderson, J. Crow. R. Lowe, Coach O’Neal. SECOND ROW: S. Ashley. T. Hughes, D. McClard. T. Thacker, K. Tucker. M. Bingham, D. Lambert, M. Allen, T. Diffee, H. Hughes. B. Davis. THIRD ROW: M. Daniels. T. Lambert. M. McClord. R. Steffey, R. Suit, D. Chancellor, M. Phillips, E. J. Daniels, T. Bray, T. Hardage, M. Jones. B. Hardin. BHS OPP Sparkman 6 6 Mt. Ida 28 0 Glenwood 14 7 Ft. Lake 16 0 Magnet Cove 8 16 Mt. Pine 36 54 Glenrose 22 26 Bauxite 14 36 Murfreesboro 0 30 30 Up through the middle, the lions press for that much wanted first down. Team Shows Promise Though tackled in this scene, the lions put up a forceful fight this season. The lions race past their opponent's grip once again. Jr. Homecoming Snaps 31 Diane Lambert was the mistress of ceremonies for the junior homecoming. Mary Routh was pleasantly surprised to be one of the junior homecoming maids. Junior Homecoming Highlighted To the theme of Walt Disney, the homecoming festivities began. The boys had chosen six lovely girls to represent the seventh throught the ninth grades. To add a new and different touch to the homecoming, the coronation was held in the gymnasium. The parents highlighted the festivities with a reception after the game. Seventh Grade Maid: Kathy Nahas Escorts: Vance Dobyns and Greg Evans Queen: Debbie Robins Co-Captains: Terry Thacker and Delbert Lambert Mascots: Tommy Looper and Amy Price Seventh Grade Maid- Sherri Looper Escorts: Troy Bray and Roy Lowe Seventh Grade Maid: Mary Routh Escorts: Tim Hodges and Mike Bingham 32 By Disneyland Theme Eighth Grade Maid: Tanya Bingham Escorts: David McClard and Timmy Hughes Eighth Grade Maid: Sandra Harkrider Escorts: Ronnie Steffey and Terry Hardage Ninth Grade Maid: Debbie Mays Escorts: Ninth Grade Maid: Rosie Hughes Escort: Scotty Mitchell Strother and Terry Diffee Ashley Eighth Grade Maid: Michele Hardin Escorts Anderson and Lance Bray Ninth Grade Maid: Nancy Sanders Escorts: Harold Hughes and Ricky Suit 33 Jr. Cheerleaders Were “Spirit-Builders.” The junior cheerleaders were Co-capt. Michele Hardin, Co-Capt. Debbie Robbins, Capt. Rosie Hughes, Penny McClard, Anita Sutton, Nancy Sanders, Leadra Orr, and Debbie Mays. Debbie Mays, Penny McClard. and Debbie Robbins, dressed in the sixties uniforms, were cheerleaders at the PTA basketball games. The cheerleaders for the junior homecoming were Anita Sutton, Julia Rowton, Lea Orr, Penny McClard, and Lynette Hughes. 34 Senior Boys Have L. to R.-O. Holt. T. Henshaw. A. Henson, B. Daniels. G. Garner. G. Weatherford. Coach Hubert O'Neal, R. Evans, M. McClenahan, S. Ford, D. Mahaffey.J. Burroughs, M. Hughes, D.Moore.Manager D. Runyun. Rex Evans jumps high to get the tip-off. All-district player Reggie Ritter adds two to the Lion's score. A Young Team Greg Weatherford tries for the rebound. Greg Garner assists Greg Weatherford with stopping a player. James Burroughs attempts a mid court goal. BHS OPP Magnet Cove 41 63 Prattsville 41 62 Glenrose 66 40 Poyen 66 63 Leola 65 75 Sparkman 54 76 Kirby 43 59 Ouachita 60 68 Glen wood 61 53 Prattsville 33 68 Harmony Grove 59 58 Magnet Cove 50 22 Magnet Cove 41 61 Amity 56 74 Kirby 41 63 Ouachita 42 60 Amity 67 79 Leola 75 77 Harmony Grove 37 45 Ft. Lake 47 88 Harmony Grove 59 60 Sparkman 50 65 Poyen 56 54 Ft. Lake 44 64 Glenrose 53 43 Harmony Grove 64 54 37 Senior Girls-H.S. County Sheila shows her ability at jumping for the ball. BHS OPP Magnet Cove Prattsville Glenrose Poyen Leola Sparkman Kirby Ouachita Prattsville Magnet Cove Amity Kirby Ouachita Amity Leola Harmony Grove Ft. Lake Harmony Grove Sparkman Poyen Harmony Grove 48 47 45 63 36 34 41 35 41 39 32 38 32 24 39 40 35 52 44 60 31 27 35 22 39 40 36 29 47 46 45 57 36 38 42 62 46 40 56 34 42 46 KNEELING: Managers, Melisa Burns and Kathy Sanders: Coach Hubert O'Neal; Judy Pennington. Lynne Henderson, Robin Nutt, Leesa Smyly, Rita Hardage, Sherry Mays, Sheila Hughes, Leigh Chancellor, Cindy Prince, Liz Nahas, Debbie Ray, Karen Harkrider, Diane Cansler. Runners-Up Leesa gives a Kirby forward a difficult time. Judy and Kelly warm up before the game. Sheila Hughes and Leesa Smyly were named to the all-district team. 39 Junior Boys — H.S. County Champs BHS OPP Magnet Cove 18 38 Glenrose 28 20 Sparkman 38 37 Kirby 32 44 Prattsville 36 43 Magnet Cove 48 40 Ouachita 15 34 Amity 38 53 Leola 30 24 Harmony Grove 21 19 Ft. Lake 34 43 Sparkman 33 38 Poyen 33 31 Delbert waits for the rebound, as all-district player Greg Evans goes into help. 40 FIRST ROW: Manager D. Runyan, M. McClard, D. Chancellor, T. Hardage, M. Daniels, T. Bray, S. Richerson, E. J. Daniels, D. McClard. SECOND ROW: C. Hardage, M. Allen, A. Bear, D. Ulmer, D. Lambert, D. Ulmer, G. Evans, Coach O’Neal, D. Cansler, K. Tucker, D. Thornton, M. Strother, D. Eads, S. Canfield, P. Montgomery. Junior Girls Win County FIRST ROW: Manager M. Burns, A. Norton, B. Laughlin, C. Headrick, L. Carter, T. Strother, M. Cansler, S. Lookadoo, Manager K. Sanders. SECOND ROW: R.Hughes, M. Hardin, A. Horton, R. Moore. V. Runyun, J. Sheets, G. Smith, Coach O’Neal. L. Orr, L. Ross, J. Sheets, G. Shuffield, C. Ray, T. Bingham, D. Robbins. N. Sanders. The junior girls are very excited after winning the County. Rosie Hughes and Lou Ann Ross were all-district players. BHS OPP Prattsville 30 35 Leola 22 21 Ouachita 30 26 Amity 29 32 Kirby 24 30 Harmony Grove 39 35 Poyen 36 31 Ft. Lake 28 45 Glenrose 24 41 Bauxite 46 26 Sixth Grade Pee-Wee Basketball FIRST ROW: S. Robbins, B. Thornton, A. Hancock, R. Lewallen, G. Hughes, M. Godfrey. C. Worrell. SECOND ROW: K. Ford, S. Bear, B. Watson, M. Sanders, Coach Larry Matlock, J. Dixon, J. Karr, T. Hall, A. Boyd. Fifth Grade Pee-Wee Basketball M. Hughes, B. Dickens. K. Golden. C. Albert, J. Harris, J. Weatherford, Coach Larry Matlock, R. Bailey, D. Cansler, J. Nanneman, W. Allen, W. Ivy, K. Treadway. Sixth Grade Pee-Wee Basketball FIRST ROW: J. Copeland, P. Hughes, T. Raimer, D.Arlnge, K.Lynch, P. Eads, E. Ellis, S. Langdon. L. Waite. SECOND ROW: T. Matlock, S. Adams, M. Rowe, A. Pennington, Coach Molly Wooten, K. Lambert, L. Senn, L. Prince, L. An Fifth Grade Pee-Wee Basketball FIRST ROW: D. Baswell, L. Hardin, B. Hodges, A. Hancock, G. Burroughs. C. Burk. SECOND ROW: J. Ledbetter, K. Wilson, L. Thomas, N. Crow, C. Waite. S.Raimer, V. Garner, Coach Molly Wooten, V. Jackson. L. Burroughs, J. Eves, G. Booy, C. Arthur, P. Keeling. 43 B.H.S. Athletes Honored Reggie Craig, a wide receiver for the Cleveland Browns, Dave Woodman served as master of ceremonies, was the guest speaker. 44 Bowen's Restaurant was the setting for the buffet banquet. The response was given by Stuart Ford. Anita Moore provided the entertainment. With Ali-Sports Banquet Coach Wooten and Coach O’Neal presented the awards. The young athletes enjoyed the banquet. Basketball Awards—Lynne Henderson, Offense: Leesa Smyly, Defense: Karen Harkrlder, Most Improved. Basketball Awards—Reggie Ritter, Offense; Rex Evans, Defense; Terry Henshaw. Most Improved. Football Awards—Most Improved, Mike Hughes; Defensive Lineman. Stuart Ford; Offensive Back, Reggie Ritter; Defensive Back. Bobby Daniels; and Offensive Lineman. Alan Foster. Cheerleader Awards—Sheri Douglas and Becky Douglas (NOT PICTURED). 45 n n r § J le c we % (d that on this day April 30. 1977 at the Fireside Restaurant the Junior Class of Bismarck High School presents for the Senior Class “Pieces of April 0L?e m Toastmaster......Terry Henshaw Welcome.........Karen Harknder Response.............Stuart Ford Invocation......Shan Tankersley Entertainment.......Anita Moore Speaker Coy Theobalt. Jr. Benediction Mr Ronnie Hughes JLm Salad Baked Ham Baked Potato Vegetable Rolls Butter Cupcakes Iced Tea Cokes y,n, ' IUI fyft.m President Stuart Ford Vice-President. Owen Holt Secretary Shan Douglas Treasurer. . Anita Moore Reporters June Thomas Phyths Allen Sponsors Mrs Wanda Hall Mr Gerry Cox PmeeMy Mr. Wallis Holt. Superintendent Mr. Doyle Henderson. Principal Mrs Eileen Alien Mrs Be mice Cook Mrs Emily Copeland Mr. Gerry Cox Mrs Wanda Hall Mrs. Elaine HoueU Mr Ronnie Hughes Mr Floyd Looper Mr Hubert O'Neal Mrs Polly Orr Mrs. Lu Sharp Mrs Jean Thornton Mr. Bob Watson Mr. Clarence Wooten President..........Terry Heruhaw Vice-President---- Kenneth Floyd Secretary...........Karen Harknder Treasurer...........Russell Hynds Reporters.........Dons Burroughs Rita Hardagt Sponsors.. . Mr Jean Thornton Mr. Clarence Wooten Jr. And Sr. Banquet Coy Theobalt, Jr., a student from OBU, gave an inspirational talk to the students and faculty. As well as planning the wonderful banquet, Mrs. Thornton introduced the speaker. 46 The high school teachers were guests of the junior class also. For entertainment, Anita Moore sang “Pieces of April” and “Desparado”. The seniors thoroughly enjoyed themselves at the banquet. The Highlight of ’77 The juniors were very proud of their banquet given for the seniors. Terry Henshaw served as toastmaster. A poem especially written for the occasion was presented by Karen Harkrider. Representing the senior class, Stuart Ford gave their response. Sophomores, Cheryl Hynds, Becky Loy, Liz Nahas, Anita Copeland, and Pam Lowe, served at the banquet. A few collect momentos of their last banquet. Mother And Daughter Banquet Lynne Henderson gave the thought for the day. Each girl presented her mother with a corsage. George Callahan, a prominent Hot Springs lawyer, spoke to the girls about family life. May Lynn Scott presented each teacher with a flower. Diane Lambert. FHA president, awarded Mike Mahaffey a key chain in recognition of his selection as FHA Beau. 48 Destination These seniors left May 7 for the Dallas area. All excess baggage was loaded on the bus. The seniors invaded Six Flags on their second day in Dallas. — Dallas Some seniors enjoyed the train ride at Six Flags. The group waited on the others to come before leaving Six Flags. Everyone relaxed after a hard day on the bus. Stan and Harold decided not to wait an hour for the Big 49 Bend. Six Flags Attracts The seniors took over the go-carts! Riding an elephant was exciting for some. The Wax Museum was another attraction for the seniors. After being thrown in a few times, Mrs. Hall decides to take a swim. The seniors enjoyed the putt putt course next to the hotel. The Seniors Of 'll Gina was caught and tied for starting a shaving cream fight. Mrs. Cox supervises the changing of the tire as the seniors start home. Things quiet down on the way home as every one catches up on that lost sleep. Shaving cream fights started again on the way home. With all the baggage loaded, the seniors take one last look before leaving for Bismarck. 51 52 Robert Braddock Perry Brown June Braddock Mechele Burns Bobbette Braddock Tammy Prince Mrs. Washington Diane Lambert Miss Blodgett Lisa Mullings Mrs. Stockdale Gina Lookadoo Mrs. Clarence Becky Shuffield Mrs. Poo Deana King Willie Kenneth Lookadoo Socko Stuart Ford Hank Neal Prince Chuck Mike Mahaffey Ophelia Shari Douglas Squint Ricky James Radio announcer Greg Mays Models Jennifer Yates Marcile Burris June Thomas Charlene Garrett Willie watches while Ophelia does her dramatic scene. Mrs. Clarence, Mrs. Poo, and Mrs. Stockdale examine the Braddock home. “The Magic Touch” Was The girls model their dresses. Bobby and the gang eat their lunch while Mrs. Washington tries to clean house. Presented By The Seniors Hank and Chuck watch as Freida teaches Socko to dance. The feminine side of Bobbette finally comes out. Mrs. Washington makes out the menu. The radio announcer and electrician look over the stage. . . . All that is left is the shouting. The Juniors Presented On March 25 the Junior Class presented a three act comedy entitled Parents Are Like That an Art Craft Play. As the play opens, Mr. Burton is trying to win a nomination for the school board which he would not get if a scandal in the family came about. It was not easy with a prankster son like Donny Burton who has been accused of deflating the Mayor’s tires and a daughter, Barby. who the think is about to elope. But all ends well when a picture clears Donny of the accusations and Barby has been engaged in a newspaper business and not in matrimonial affairs. The characters are as follows: Mrs. Clara Burton-Rita Hardage Clara-Belinda Davis Mr. Burton-Dale Jackson Donny Burton-Terry Henshaw Geraldine Burton-Karen Harkrider Barbara Burton-Kathy Sanders Ross Wheeler-Greg Garner Fretos-Lynne Henderson Mrs. Wheeler-Leesa Smyly Mayor Hanson-Alan Foster Della-Sherri Mays Susie Moore and Melissa Burns worked as student directors. Fretos and Jelly fight over a coke. 54 Clara is very excited after finding a snake In her room. “Parents Are Like That.” Mr. Wooten and Mrs. Thornton were the juniors’ sponsors. Donny get all mushy” over his girlfriend Della. Ross Wheeler and Barby Burton are supposedly discussing newspaper business. Mrs. Burton Is trying to comfort Mrs. Wheeler. Mayon Hanson and Mr. Burton are discussing serious business. Rita and Dale take play practice seriously. 56 April 29, Awards Day Mr. Henderson presented Rita Hardage the most important award of all. the outstanding student. Stuart Ford, president of the senior class, presented their composite to Mr. Henderson. Tammy Prince and Diane Lambert read the seniors’ class history. Juniors, Thomas Ensley and Belinda Davis, predicted the fate of the seniors in the year three thousand. The senior wills were read by Regina Lookadoo and May Lynn Scott. 57 Outstanding Students Anita Moore-Valedictorian, Betty Crocker, Math, English, Yesteryear Award Lisa Mullings-Salutatorian.Commerical Yesteryear Award May Lynn Scott-Esilon Sigma Alpha Award, Outstanding Senior Girl I Dare You Av ard-Mechete Burns Stuart Ford All District-Sr. team, Leesa Smyly; Jr. Team, Greg Evans Lou Ann Ross Tammy Prince-Best All Around Yesteryear Award Rosie Hughes-Most School Spirit All District 58 At Bismarck High Max Bryant Math Biology Diane Lambert Yesteryear Award, Business mgr. Harold Rosenbaum Social Studies Shela Hughes Reggie Ritter Most Athletic All District Debbie Ray Student Council Gail Miller Sandy Wedsted Library 59 Shari Tankersley Commerical History Thomas Ensley Agriculture Todd Nelson Science Who’s Who Mr. and Miss B.H.S. are Tammy Prince and Junior Rowton. Most Likely to Succeed: Anita Moore and Owen Holt Most Attractive: Shari Tankersley and Junior Rowton At B.H.S. Most Athletic: Sheila Hughes and Reggie Ritter Friendliest: Shari Tankersley and Neal Prince Neatest: Mechele Burns and Owen Holt Biggest Cut-ups: Sheila Hughes and Terry Henshaw May 20, 1977 — That Special Anita Moore, valedictorian, and Lisa Mullings, The other honor graduates were Mechele Burns, Stuart Ford, and Diane salutatiorian, were honor graduates. Lambert. Terry Henshaw, Crystal Thornton, Terri Buck, and Bobby Daniels were ushers and usherettes. Mr. Holt talked with Elder Richard Burch, who gave the invocation, and Max Bryant, the pianist. 62 The Class of '77 The Class of ’77 Day For The Seniors Of 'll The boys seemed as ease as they dress for graduation. A little help was required for the girls to get their collars and caps straight. Each senior waited patiently for his turn in the processional. A few tears fell as memories were recalled. A short march ended twelve years of hard work at B.H.S. These girls seemed overjoyed that it was finally over. Eighth Grade Graduation The honor graduates were Dana Ulmer, Kim Wilson, and Dennis Jones. Ushers and usherettes were Mark Daniels, Ren6e Pennington, Mary Routh, and Timmy Bray. Mr. Looper helped the boys with their caps and gowns. The mothers gave some last minute instructions to the girls. Caryn Shepherd was valedictorian; and Melinda Cansler was salutatorian. Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. Howell assisted in the graduation. Faculty And Administration Gifford Thornton President O. T. Sanders Board Of Education Troy Sheets Claud Harkrider Secretary Marvin Tims rThe Leadership Of Bismarck Mr. Wallis Holt. Superintendent A great deal of school business is conducted by telephone in Mr. Holt's office. Mr. Doyle Henderson. Principal Mr. Holt and Mr. Henderson discuss the school policy. Paper work takes up a great deal of Mr. Henderson's time. 67 Mr. Gerald Cox Biology Science Mrs. Pamela Duncan First Grade Mrs. Mary Golden Fourth Grade Mrs. Howell instructs freshman, Timmy Hughes, on the basics of diagramming sentences. 68 Mrs. Wanda Hall English Mrs. Elaine Howell Mrs. Peggy Hughes English Special Education The camera caught Mr. Hughes unaware in Mr. Henderson’s office. Faculty Mr. Ronnie Hughes History Mrs. Shirley Kinnard Secretary Teacher Aide Mrs. Rose Lambert Third Grade Mrs. Erma Looper Fourth Grade Mr. Floyd Looper Mathematics Mrs. Jackie Looper Third Grade Reading is one of the more enjoyable aspects of second grade. Mrs. Lambert watches as one of her students does her assignment. Mrs. Susan Nixon Kindergarten Mr. Hubert O’Neal Advance Math. Basketball Coach Mrs. Polly Orr Librarian Mrs. Evelyn Pye Fifth Sixth Grade Math Science Mrs. Elizabeth Sharp Home Economics 69 Mrs. Mildred Small Second Grade Mrs. Shelba Tankersley Second Grade Mrs. Imogene Thornton English Faculty Mrs. Copeland helps Teresa Hughes solve an ac counting problem. Coach Wooten and Mr. Hughes catch up on the news while classes are dismissed from lack of heat in the rooms. Caught during a conference are the specialized education teachers, Mrs. Joann Bock, Test Evaluator; Mrs. Wanda O’Quinn. H.S. County Supervisor of Sp. Ed.; and Mrs. Kathy Crumby, speech therapist. Mrs. Barbara Watson Fifth Sixth English Mr. Bob Watson Agriculture Mrs. Karen Whitfield Kindergarten Mr. Clarence Wooten Social Studies, Civics Head Football Coach 70 One of Mrs. Whitfield's kindergarten students is putting her blankets away after a nap. Maintenance Wallace Diffee Bus Driver Harvey Evans Bus Driver Walter Eves Bus Driver Earl Matlock Bus Driver Bruce Thornton Bus Driver C. O. Woodall Bus Driver Maggie Thornton Cafeteria Supervisor Catherine Eves Cafeteria Worker Aileen Montgomery Cafeteria Worker Daphene Southerland Cafeteria Worker Leeoma Wilson Cafeteria Worker Donald Whitley General Maintenance Arlie Moore Mechanic Custodian Calvin Bray Custodian Omer Herrin Custodian 71 ft' f T ' ? Sl. 'A ? ’ , y , j , hB fc'i ii 1? i vi ! A v Kv v-i S ijfefijGW -gr- • 4- fa . yl. r • -J?1 r - - • . .t x-v; r' :T1 - ■- IBg iW5:--: 1 - w -« i. - « ■' « J § ££■ • � ''■ ••-- — 55fcs Seniors Senior Class officers: Shari Douglas-Secretary, June Thomas-Reporter, Owen Holt-Vice President, Phyllis Burton-Reporter, Anita Moore-Treasurer, Stuart Ford-President. Sponsors: Wanda Hall and Gerald Cox. Greg Allen Mr. Mrs. Bill Allen Charles Baker Mr. Mrs. Frank Baker Perry Brown Mr. Mrs. L. V. Brown Terri Buck Mr. Mrs. Bruce Buck Mechele Burns Mr. Mrs. Gary M. Burns Marcile Burris Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Burris 74 Seniors Class Favorites: Neal Prince and Shari Douglas. Mrs. Hall distributes the senior pictures. Phyllis Burton Mr. Mrs. Neal Burton Brian Doss Mr. Hershel Doss Mrs. Lois Huntoon Shari Douglas Mr. Mrs. Horace Douglas, Sr. Stuart Ford Mr. Mrs. Ralph Ford Eyvonne Fry Mr. Mrs. Enos Fry Beverly Garner Mr. Mrs. Wilmer Garner 75 Seniors Owen Holt Mr. Mrs. O. C. Holt Gail (Horton) Hughes Mr. Mrs. Harold Horton Ricky James Mr. Mrs. Walter Eves John Jones Mr. Mrs. H. E. Jones Tim Jordon Mr. Mrs. Freeman Jordan Deana (Thornton) King Harold Shirley Thornton 76 Seniors James King Mr. Mrs. Laurel King Joseph King Mr. Mrs. Laurel King Diane Lambert Mr. Mrs. Hobson Lambert Gina Lookadoo Mr. Mrs. Raymond Lookadoo Kenneth Lookadoo Mr. Mrs. Raymond Lookadoo Greg Mays Mr. Mrs. George Mays Marty McClenahan Mr. Mrs. Melvin McClenahan Anita Moore Mr. Mrs. James M. Moore Steve Moore Mr. Mrs. Marlion Moore Lisa Mullings Mrs. Murl Lambert Mr. L. M. Mullings Kelly Orr Mr. Mrs. John A. Orr Stan Pasley Mr. Mrs. J. L. Pasley 77 Neal Prince Mr. Mrs. Clifford D. Prince Tammy Prince Mr. Mrs. Bernard Prince Becky (Looper) Riggan Mr. Mrs. Junior Looper Harold Rosenbaum Mr. Mrs. E. N. Rosenbaum Junior Rowton Mr. Mrs. Howard Rowton Tammy Sanders Mr. Mrs. Arvle Sanders Seniors Senior English proves to be very time consuming. 78 Senior girls anxiously await having their pictures taken. May Lynn Scott Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Schueman Seniors Becky Shuffield Mr. Mrs. Paul Shuffield Joe Shuffield Mr. John Shuffield Mrs. Mary Shuffield Robert Tankersley Mr. Donald Tankersley Mrs. Sue McGuire Darrell Thacker Mr. Mrs. Elvln Thacker June Thomas Mr. Mrs. C. M. Thomas Vance Wedsted Mr. Mrs. Levi Wedsted Wayne Wheatley Mr. Mrs. Leo Wheatley Billy Williams Mr. Mrs. William M. Williams Diane Lea Wilson Mr. Mrs. Leon L. Wilson David Woodall Mr. Mrs. T. W. Woodall Jennifer Yates Mr. Mrs. Warren Yates 79 Junior Class Officers L. to R.: Sponsor, Mrs. Thornton; Reporter, Doris Burroughs; Secretary, Karen Harkrider; Reporter. Rita Hardage; President, Terry Henshaw; Vice-President, Kenneth Floyd; Treasurer, Russell Hynds; and Sponsor, Mr. Wooten. Juniors Russell Bever John Brotherson Melissa Burns Doris Burroughs James Burroughs Philip Burton Diane Cansler Sherry Clark Bobby Daniels Juniors Belinda Davis Patricia Dean Jack Dempsey Gloria Eads Thomas Ensley Rex Evans Kenneth Floyd Alan Foster Greg Garner Rita Hardage Karen Harkrider Lynne Henderson Terry Henshaw Arlan Henson Twillite Honeycutt Sheila Hughes Teresa Hughes Russell Hynds Dale Jackson Connie Jones 81 Juniors The highlight of the junior year is selecting that senior ring. Play practice is an enjoyable part of the junior year. Lynn Miller Ralph Moore Susie Moore Susie Morrison Randy Orr Deborah Ray Reggie Ritter Kathy Sanders 82 Juniors Donald Steffey Alfred Steier Leesa Smyley Ricky Sutton Shari Tankersley Crystal Thornton Brenda Vinson Linda Vinson Sharon Whisenant Bookkeeping is a junior elective. The junior class favorites were Karen Harkrider and Alfred Steier. 83 Terry Aringe Max Bryant Jeff Buck Danny Burton Leigh Chancellor Charles Coomes Anita Copeland Keith Floyd Kim Garner Rita Godfrey Melody Harrington Danny Harris Sophomores The class officers this year were Pam Sanders. Reporter; Renee Tankersley. Vice-President; Liz Nahas, President; Keith Floyd, Secretary; Cindy Prince, Reporter. The sponsors were Mrs. Copeland and Mr. Hughes. Sophomores .ifeuh Quotes Mike Hughes Cheryl Hynds John Jackson Kathi James Rhoda Jones Rick Kostelaz Howard Langley Pam Lowe Becky Loy Angie Luzader 85 Sophomores David Mahaffey Ricky Matlock Mitchell Maynard David Moore Liz Nahas Robin Nutt Judy Pennington David Phillips Sheila Phillips Cindy Prince Kelly Prince Rob Rayburn Steve Richardson Johnny Rowton Dwayne Runyan Pam Sanders Sophomores Monte Sherwood Ricky Smith Paul Steier Connie Stelley Bobby Sutton Renee Tankersley Greg Weatherford Darryl Wheatley Brenda Woodall The sophomore rush to their next class. Hear no evil! Speak no evil! See no evil! Have no fun! 87 Freshmen SEATED: Timmy Hughes. Secretary Delbert Lambert. Jeannette Sheets, Reporters; Nancy Sanders. Treasurer; STANDING: Mrs. Orr, Sponsor; Harold Hughes. President; Rosie Hughes, Vice President; Mr. Watson, Sponsor. Class Favorites: Bobby King and Rosie Hughes Donna Adams Scotty Ashley Diane Bever Lance Bray Dena Brewer Kyle Anderson Rhonda Bear Mike Bingham Troy Bray Shane Burton Freshmen Becky Crow Cecil Fite Tim Hodges Timmy Hughes Delbert Lambert Billy Daniels Connie Garner Angie Horton Tara Ivy Lisa Lambert Terry Diffie Sharon Garner Harold Hughes Terry Jordon Cheryl Laughlin Vance Dobyns Dorothy Hardage Rosie Hughes Bobby King Pat Layton Greg Evans Terry Hardage Tim Hughes Joanne Kirk Mark Lewallen 89 Freshmen Darrell Lookadoo Roy Lowe Debra Mauldin Penny McClard Tammy Pilcher Erma Looper Denise Luker Robert Mauldin Gail Miller Ronnie Piper Jimmy Looper Debbie Mays David McClard Todd Nelson Roy Piper 90 English class takes a break. Freshmen Kelly Prince Lou Ann Ross Jeanette Sheets Mitchell Strother Katrina Upchurch Darryl Rainwaters Julia Rowton Ginger Shuffield Ricky Suit Sandy Wedsted Cindy Ray Nancy Sanders Gay Smith Terry Ttfacker Kim Wetherington Bruce Rhiddlehoover Jauan See Ronnie Steffey Dennis Thornton Travis Wilson Debbie Robbins Janice Sheets Cheryl Steier Vicki Tucker Diane Wise 91 Renee Almond Marie Aringe Terry Bean Alan Bear Tanya Bingham Sandra Burton Stephen Canfield Dewayne Cansler Melinda Cansler Charles Chambers Jayne Crow E. J. Daniels Greg Dobyns Dale Eads Janet Eason Eighth Grade 92 Class Favorites Michele Hardin and Dewayne Cansler Class Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporters Steven Canfield Dale Eads Michele Hardin Dean Ulmer Anita Sutton and Charles Hardage Mrs. Sharp Sponsor Mrs. Howell, eighth grade sponsor, works with her English students. Tarie Grant Ted Hall Benny Hardage Charles Hardage Michele Hardin Sandra Harkrider Brent Harris Binky House Lynette Hughes Randy Hughes Dennis Jones Kathy Kirk Todd Lambert Edward Lockett Kirt Lockett Sharon Lookadoo The last of the eighth grade boys wait patiently in line for lunch. Spelling seems to be a subject that needs some studying. 93 Eighth Grade David Looper Timothy Looper Patrick Montgomery Rhonda Moore Leadra Orr Carl Phillips Lisa Pilcher Howard Rosenbaum Vickie Runyan Brenda Scott Dennis See Caryn Shepherd Susie Steffey Mark Sullivan Anita Sutton Bart Tims Cheana Thornton William Thomas Dana Ulmer Dean Ulmer Lori Webb Debra Wheatley Kim Wilson Kerry Woodall Clay Worrell 94 Caryn Shepherd displays her poster that won the contest in science. Alan Bear is measured for his cap and gown for graduation. Seventh Grade Mike Bulliete Darren Bunn Bobby Burroughs Mark Cansier Sherri Cansier Lisa Carter David Chancellor Tracy Cooley Tammy Colvin Jeff Crow Charlotta Acker Marty Allen Sherri Barton Steve Bowman Denise Bray Timmy Bray Mr. Looper teaches seventh grade math. Seventh grade class favorites are Brian Davis and Mary Routh. 95 Seventh Grade Bradley Hardin Jackie Hays Cindy Hendrick Candy Henson Rick9 Henshaw Carolyn Hughes Gary Hunt Lloyd Jordon Marvin Jones George King Lana Lambert Bonnie Laughlin Joe Layton Timmy Lockett Jeff Looper Sherri Looper Suzan Mahaffey Melanie Martin Eddie Maynard Mark McClard 96 During the third period the water fountain serves as a retreat for these students. Studying is a necessity for the seventh graders. Several seventh grade boys were caught by the camera while building a pyramid. Seventh Grade Karen Ray Tena Richardson Steve Richerson Mary Routh Shanna Rowe Marvin McDonald Janis Nahas Angela Norton Kim Peake Renee Pennington Mike Phillips Felicia Thomason Melanie Thornton Scott Thornton Kevin Tucker Ktina Upchurch Randy White Leslie White Troy Yarbrough y See Christina Strother Tina Strother Greg Suit Mike Takersley Seventh grade officers and sponsors are Mrs. Cook; Mary Routh, Secretary-treasurer; Shanna Rowe, vice-president; Tena Richardson, reporter; Mrs. Allen; Brian Davis, reporter; and Mark Daniels, president. During the cold weather the study hall was moved to the lunchroom. 97 Dana Acker Shiela Adams Lynn Anthony Sixth Grade John Applegate Dawn Aringe Teresa Asbury Jimmy Barton Steve Bear Allen Boyd Gary Bray Richard Brown Janet Copeland Kent Daniels James Dixon John Dixon Tina Dyer Patty Eads Elizabeth Ellis Kevin Ford Teresa Glasgow Mike Godfrey Tim Hall Aaron Hancock Ted Honeycutt Greg Hughes Pam Hughes Russell Hughes Darin Hynds Karen Ivy Donna Jordan Jim Karr Chucky Kirk Eddie Kostelaz 98 Getting through last period history class is sometimes difficult. Sixth Grade Kim Lambert Shonnah Langdon Rodney Lewallen Maureen Lockett Randy Looper Terry Looper Karen Lynch Tammy Matlock Tammy Mays Kirk McClenahan Randy McClenahan Scott Moore Jeffery Norton Abby Pennington Scotty Pennington Chana Prince Lisa Prince Teresa Raimer Steve Robbins Michelle Rowe Mark Sanders Lisa Senn Pat Steier Dorina Thomas Jimmy Thomason Aaron Thornton Bud Thornton Lee Ann Waite Brad Watson Calvin Woodall Cliff Worrell Gene Yarbrough Volleyball is fun at recess. 99 Fifth Grade Jennifer Eves Velvet Garner Kevin Golden April Hancock Lisa Hardin Jimmy Harris Cameron Albert Mark Allen Wendell Allen Cheryl Arthur Tim Ausley Randy Bailey DeAnne Baswell David Bateman Glorie Booy Cynthia Burk Gail Burroughs Lisa Burroughs David Cansler Cliff Chambers Debbie Chase Studying is a daily habit for this class. Help is sometimes required from Mr. Bryan in math class. 100 Fifth Grade Going to the board is sometimes fun Eric Henson Beth Hodges Last period can be a difficult time when you are wanting to go home. Mike Hughes Wade Ivy Virginia Jackson Paula Keeling Donnie Lair Jennifer Ledbetter Roy Looper LeAnne Mason Amy Montgomery John Nannemann Shelley Raimer Cindy Suit Lorri Thomas Kris Treadway Jeff Weatherford Susan Webb Cathy White Cheryl Williams Johnny Williams Mark Williams Scotty Williams Brad Wilson Kristi Wilson Roxanne Wise 101 Fourth Grade Kim Allen Scotty Allen Kevin Applegate Kenneth Arthur Richie Arthur Doris Asbury Missy Ashley Patty Balliette Kevin Bennett Shelly Bergan Lonnie Beuhlmann Shannon Buck Lolita Caldwell Ricky Carter Todd Corley Tonya Corley Tina Crow Vanessa Daniels Mark Diffee Ralph Diffee Sylvia Fite Randy Hardage Arlin Harkrider Todd Harkrider Leah Harris John Hays Jackie Hicks Kimberly Holcomb Duane House Bradley Hughes Shawn Hughes Paul Jackson Frankie Johnson Timmy Kizziar Wayne Kizziar Darren Lambert Tia Lambert Vincent Langdon Stephen Looper Mike Lowe Everett Lynch Kenny Matlock 102 Fourth Grade Paul Mays Kathy McClenahan Alan Minter Bobby Nanneman Paul Orr Kimberly Ramsey Matthew Robbins Mitzi Senn Tony Shores Shawn Shuffield Darrell Sorrells Stevie Taylor Brian Thornton Sonya Thornton Gerald Williams Brian Worrell Jimmy Yarbrough Nelson Yarbrough These students stopped work to pose for the camera. Friendship is a wonderful thing. 103 Most of the children are out for a brisk run at recess. Third Grade James Acker Brian Alien Ralph Asbury Shannon Ausley Cendi Barton Wayne Baswell Brian Bateman Dawn Booy Jarrod Bray Kevin Burch Melanie Burns Rodney Burton Dan Canfield Carla Chambers Teena Davidson Resa Denham Marianne Dickens Ann Drobena Darren Dyer Linda Floyd Virginia Fry Tracey Gaither Roger Graham Lena Grant 104 Third Grade Johnny Harris Tarri Henson Tilman Hunt Tina Ivy Cindy Jackson Scott Jones Susan Karr Tammy Langdon Tony Loy Jana Mason Jimmy Maynard Andy Montgomery Charles Moore Tonya Prince Kelly Risley Becky Rosenbaum Rita Ross Dean Shuffield Tasha Smith Charity Stegmeier Dennis Thomas Kelly Thomas Vance Tucker Jeff Wise Regina Wise Richard Woodall 105 Second Grade Clay Almond Darren Arlnge Jeffrey Arthur Edith Asbury Doug Burch Mike Burris Darren Burrow Daniel Cansler Kristen Dempsey Lynn Ellison Nancy Estep Chris Galloway Sheri Graham Karl Haney Darrell Hardage Jim Hardage Shan Hardage Earl Holder Jason Hughes Scott Hughes Tammy Hughes Gerald Hunt Wayne Johnson Toby Jones Gary Keeling 106 Second graders enjoy showing off their bulletin hoard. These students are eager to read and learn. Second Grade Dana Lair Sheila Lambert Michelle Lockett Angela Looper Venita Nicks Carolyn Palmer Eddie Ramsey Vickie Richerson Julie Shores Scott Smith Marilyn Steier Hunt Tart Mike Thomas Chris Thornton Michelle Waite Christy Watson Tammy Wedsted Donna Williams Kathy Yarbrough 107 This student tries his skill at “kick the balloon.” The children wait in line to serve themselves at their party. First Grade Leah Allen Steve Ashley Chad Ausley Tracy Bailey Crystie Barton Jennifer Bateman Kathy Bergan Wesley Boyd Chris Burton Joey Cimino Christie Ellis Cindy Fendley Randy Fite Gentry Ford Jimmy Garner Lisa Garrett Anita Graham Missy Harkrider Cherie Honeycutt Danny House Brandon Hughes Gail Hughes Jimmy Jackson Joe Jackson Shelly Jones Aaron Jordan Sheryll Kinnaird Rusty Ledbetter Tommy Looper 108 These students enjoy their first Christmas party at school. Book Fair is also a new experience for the first graders. First Grade Robby Lowe Kevin Lynch Jeanene McDermott T. J. Merritt Chris Minter Rebecca Morgan Diane Nannemann Missy Palmer Susan Patterson Louis Phelan Amy Price Tracie Prince Jennifer Raines Carol Senn Mark Shuffield Rodney Sirratt Terry Smith Deborah Soralls Jeremy Stegmeier Michelle Stone Gary Taylor Tammy Tucker Leslie Waite Rhonda Allen Karen Anderson Alicia Bennett Joyce Bergan Regina Bergan Clay Bunn Brett Burch Maleia Cansler Shelly Collie Anita Crow Gale Eads Dawn Eves Becky Golden Travis Hancock Chadd Harkrider Robbie Harris Dewanna Hays Shannon Holcomb Julie Holt Steven Honeycutt Timmy Johnson Bret Jones Kindergarten TOP LEFT: Naps were taken in the afternoon. TOP MIDDLE: At Christmas time, the kindergarten children decorated their tree with ornaments, they had made themselves. TOP RIGHT: Playground equipment was provided for the kindergarten children. RIGHT: Parties were a favorite of Mr. Nixon’s and Mrs. Whitfield’s classes. 110 Kindergarten Dane Jones Mark Jordan Michelle Keeling Jerry Lambert Richard Laughlin Mark Ledbetter Dayna Matlock Shawna Matlock Shelly Moore Mellony New Tony Orr Scotty Prater Kim Prince Todd Prince Michael Rosenbaum Traci Sirratt Joey Stiles Boyd Sykes Chad Thornton James Travis Bryan Weatherford Shannon Wetherington Blaine Williams Roy Williams 111 112 Fishing Supplies Boat Rentals Lake Information OftR’S ONE STOP Cafe Bait Shop OPEN ON SUNDAY OWNER: Mac and Naomi McCarta are pleased to be a part of Bismarck. Congratulations Seniors! Breakfast Live Bait Coffee Ice Short Orders Gas Pool Groceries 805-3528 665-4800 113 BISMARCK. ARKANSAS 71920 SHRYOCK’S JEWELERS Phone 332-2011 421 S. Main St. Malvern’s Oldestand Fine Jeweler CLEVENGER DRUG STORES 425 S. Main Phone 337-7261 CLAYTON’S Furniture and Appliance 511 S. Main Malvern, Arkansas 72104 THE COLISEUM BOWLING CENTER 301 E. Highland Phone 337-7301 Malvern Arkansas 306 Winans Avenue Phone 624-4466 Hot Springs Arkansas 71901 114 THE MALVERN NATIONAL BANK We Are Growing Because 332-6955 We Help Others To Grow” Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WE WANT TO EARN YOUR INTEREST A Friendly Bank Two Drive-In Locations Serving You. North Malvern Branch North Main Street 332-3755 Malvern National Drive In Ash and Pine Bluff 332-6871 115 REPHAN'S Bernard Rehpan Home Office P.O. Box 2279 Hot Springs, Arkansas Rephan’s Men’s Store 808 Central Ave. Rephan's Fashion Center 623 Albert Pike K-Jupcr V -utters 120 Ouachita Ave. 214 Albert Pike 103 Hillwood Dr. Hot Springs Phone 767-3488 DIXON Cigarettes - Cigars - Tobacco - Candy School Supplies - Canada Dry Beverages REALTY EARL GILL WHOLESALE, INC. “Experience You Can Trust” W. M. Watson Manager 716 Hobson • P.O. 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Moline 337-7504 Malvern Arkansas WRECKER SERVICE 24 HR. SERVICE CENTER OF WILSON’S GARAGE GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Bismarck Arkansas BEAUTY Owner: Margaret McDaniel Operator: Beverly Hardin LEON WILSON Owner Ph 865 -4555 RT. 1 BISMARCK. ARK. 139 YOUNG REAL ESTATE Insurance And Building 326 E. Page Phone Malvern 332-5432 415 E. Page Malvern Phone 337-7254 DISCOUNT TIRE COMPANY NEW. RECAPPED AND USED TIRES COSTON LUMBER COMPANY Brake - Tune-up Front - End Repair 522 So. Bank Phone Malvern 332-2671 1210 E. Page Malvern STANDARD AUTO PARTS 1135 E. Page Malvern Phone 332-3555 FARM BUREAU Phone 332-5457 All Types Of Insurance Leon Jenkins, Agency Manager Raymond Petty, Salesman Malvern 332-2031 140 FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Ford E. McJunkins Sales Representative Auto-Fire-Life T ruck-Commercial Phone 337-4148 Res. 262-2813 1400 E. Page Malvern «S!S HOT SPRING COUNTY FARM COOPERATIVE Malvern Arkansas NORTH MALVERN LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. We are as near sign of: Farmers Working Together Feed-Seed-Fertilizer-Farm Supplies Tires Batteries as your phone “Quality Tells, Price Sells” 850 Moline Malvern UNIQUE HAIR STYLING Phone 337-9539 1105 Moline Hwy. 270 W. Malvern Phone 332-2734 MALVERN TIRE CO., INC. Whirlpool Appliances RCA T.V.’s For men and women “Leave with a natural look” Home of UniSex Shampoos For appointment call: 246-4404 Charles Kirkpatrick also see Ruben Fendley or Archie Pitman 14th Pine Arkadelphia GOODpYEAR For more good years in your car Goodyear For more good years in your car 332-3606 1303 S. Stanley Malvern 141 “Hot Dogs, Apple Pie, and Chevrolet. Get your Chevrolet at - JOHN HOOSEMAN CHEVROLET - CADILLAC P.O. Box 69 Hwy. 67 North Arkadelphia, AR 71923 (501) 246-2451 WATSON’S FURNITURE COMPANY “Where your home is our first concern” Ralph -Mower Morse Boyce, Randall Watson 143 HOLIDAY JEWELERS Benjamin tv MooreP Paint Supply Company Phone NA. 3-1601 Phone NA. 3-1602 K. P. “Happy Cain 303 Albert Pike Hot Springs Arkansas Air National Guard 816 Central Hot Springs, AR Maybe you belong to this Great Arkansas Team For Information contact: Larry Looper Memorial Airport Hot Springs, AR 71901 Phone 623-8819 144 JACK DANIELS MOBILE HOME SALES Hwy. 67 N. Phone 246-6112 TOMMY’S WORLD OF FLOWERS (We design and make wedding gowns and formals. Tuxedo rental-catering) Owner-Tommy Chaffin Compliments Of County Officials County Judge Carl FOwler County Treasurer Norris White Circuit Judge Henry J. Means County Tax Assessor Jack Ross Sheriff Arvilee Allen Malvern Arkansas 145 0 F 0 SERVICE FINANCIAL Phone: 246-4547 Arkadelphia Arkansas Compliments of: WHITEHOUSE MFG. COMPANY Phone: 525-1521 Route 5, Box 171 Hot Springs Arkansas n m w i hi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i iwir PEPSI BOTTLING CO. Phone: 623-8877 192 Maurice Street Hot Springs Arkansas 146 Compliments of PHONE 525-8498 Mike Cordell President HtW«« doll- BEN’s FURNITUBE BARN New - Used - Antiques Drapery Installation The New Doll Tackle. Inc. PO Box 2206 • Hot Springs. Arkansas 71901 Phone 321-2206 Owner Ben W. Moore P. 0. Box 351 Lake Hamilton, Ark. BURGER CHEF HOPKINS REXALL DRUGS 627 Albert Pike Phone Hot Springs 624-4491 RYNDERS AUTO SUPPLY Wholesale Automotive Parts 920 Malvern Ave. Phone 624-4687 403 Albert Pike Phone 623-7796 Hot Springs Steve Rynders Raymond Rynders 3220 Central Ave. Hot Springs Arkansas HOUSE OF PARTS Distributor for Amalie Oil Lubrication Products 801 Hobson Phone Hot Springs 624-2460 147 J J APPLIANCE SERVICE Phone 624-7280 Refrigeration Air Conditioning Home Owned and Operated Mark and Marty Fleishner yyiixnn FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. High Quality Furniture • Carpet — Appliances 2506-20 ALBERT PIKE — TELEPHONE 624-5301 HIGHWAY 270 WEST HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 71901 THORNTON TIRE COMPANY New'Recaps'Used Hunter Wheel Balancing and Wheel Alignment Phone 623-4987 Diamond Master Phone 501-623-2441 402 Central Ave. Hot Springs Gene Tart Pete Thornton 2210 Albert Pike Hot Springs 148 Arkansas Bank lrust The Student’s Bank We Want YoiimJnk. Member FDIC o NATIONAL BANK r of Hot Springs a fibco company 149 ARKADELPHIA BOOSTERS Spanish Kitchen McMaster Animal Hospital Bucks Barber Shop Shaw’s Gardens Otasco Paula’s Beauty Salon Creech Nesbett Tire Service Bennetts Body Glass Shop Southwest Sporting Goods Thompson Builders Inc. Ruth Stuart Dr. M. J. Robertson Dr. Tommy Roebuck MALVERN BOOSTERS Lindvall’s Shoes Sterling Store Polly Ann Bakery Art Craft Furniture Malvern Home Entertainment Linsenby Jewelry The Clothes Closet Weaver Weaver Insurance Econo Gas Company Bob Lambert, Coon Dog Salesman State Farm Inc. (E. 0. Cooper) West’s Virginia’s Flower Gift Shop Minit Mart McClure Real Estate, Abstract Insurance Davenport Abstract Co. Burks Motor Inc. Keeney’s HOT SPRINGS BOOSTERS Basket House McClard’s Bar-B-Q Magic Mart (Albert Pike) Spa Sport Shop A W Drive In Myers Janitor Supply Service Marie’s Flowers Hilton Carpet Furniture M. R. Cunningham, D.D.S. Cains Drug Store Discount Quality Shoes Chitwood Hurst Accountants Dr. Joseph L. Gordon J. A. Wilson Son Furniture Co. Calico Cottage Kempners Blue Mountain Western Wear 150 The Final Change The school year, 1976-77, has finally come to an end. We Seniors are happy, but yet a melancholy feeling will be with us as we leave. Good times have been numerous in this, our last year of high school. On a more personal lever, I know that I will miss B.H.S. I am very grateful for the friends I have made and for the memories I have of my times here. The staff has been terrific in coming up with new, fresh ideas for the yearbook. Mrs. Hall has been a very definite stabilizing influence. Her guidance, friendship, and “shoulder-to-cry-on” have all been welcome, to all of us on the 1977 Yearbook Staff. Now, it is time for us Seniors to step aside. Best wishes to next year’s staff come from Lisa, Tammy, Diane, and myself. We hope that we have succeeded in leaving an extra-special momento to the students of B.H.S. Anita Moore Editor THE WAY WE WERE (From the Columbia Picture, Rastar Production entitled “The Way We Were”) Lyric by Alan and Marilyn Berman. Music by Marvin Hamlisch. Memories Light the corners of my mind— Misty watercolor memories of The Way We Were. Scattered pictures Of the smiles we left behind— Smiles we gave to one another for The Way We Were. Can it be that it was all so simple then? Or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again. Tell me, would we? Could we? Memories May be beautiful and yet. What's too painful to remember, We simply choose to forget. So it's the laughter We will remember Whenever we remember The Way We Were. The Way We Were. c Copyright 1973 by Colgems-EMI Music Inc. Used by Permission All Rights Reserved 151 Ill WALSWORTH Marcel ini . Mo., U.S.A.