Brinkley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Brinkley, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

1 I 4 A 1 If A , 4 ml I 1 .4 , I MQ i-5 ,U ww: y,,,,. jhv I S THE TIGER 6 7 BRINKLEY HIGH SCHOOL BRINKLEK ARKANSAS The Year Of The,N0. I fi The Tiger Begins The many faces of the Tiger...are rcflccted in the many events of his school. 1967 may well have been one of his best years. for his face was an eager one. lie led .... and he followed, to a goal known only to his many personalities that portray his face to the world, He made his opinion known, and his year was recorded: he made his power known, and he rose to the top. He felt his personalities debate over his leadership, but never did he feel them deny its presence. The Tiger became spirited, and his name became known. The Tiger served his purpose, then rested, only to prepare for a fresher, a newer, perhaps a better year. 4 The T i gel' Tributes A proven loyalty to a school and a deep dedica- tion to education are qualities that students admire and respect in this man. Those devoted traits mean more in education than many classroom lessons. The Tiger is honored to have his leadership and loyalty reflected on its pages. With much respect and pride, We dedicate these pages to Mr. Leroy Southerland. it i'. T 53,- .. f I k,,. up :V 7 ACTIVITIES 29 SPORTS 44 ORGANIZATIONS 65 ADMINISTRA TION 68 FACULTY 79 CLASSES Zim? 103 JR. HIGH IZ2 ELEM. 44,32 M Q ACTIVITIES Homecoming - Captains Medford and Lee give talk to students before big game. Suspense builds as climax of homecom ing week draws near. Highlight Of The Year fs Pep rallies were held each morning during homecoming week. Preparation Floats Senior Sophomore Junior Student C ouncit Band helps boost spirit at home- Being in formals doesn't keep the coming parade pep rally. maids from cheering on the Tigers -www, Everybody loves a parade, and The energetic cheerleaders urge these Tigers are no exception, the crowd to back the Tigers. i L' 'K 491' W f x W 2 1 fi Q Il fu 'W ,h 1 A 5,-+ ve v- e. new n e e ee e ,n W V ' i 62 I0 nv' Edith Henley - Homecoming Queen Homecoming Royalty JANICE WHITE junior Maid DIANE WILLIAMS Junior Maid f - wi f F Y? Z fm ., W Hgigfl- f KATHY COFFMAN Scuior Maid KATHY I 'A RRIELL Scnior Maid hi .A 'ba 7 MARY GAIL HILEY Sophomore Maid JANIE WILLIAMS Sophomore Maid Q , , L,N,,, , ,, f 'N if at x if J 1 Q' 154' ,gr K ., H .L 1 5,g,,,. ' . . , yg ' NQ 1 'E' 4. uf' ' Q' at f' vm 5 5 H 45 ig ,ar 3, K f A 4 M, ,. is 'E 7 ' ,L Q V, ,W W . X , ,Q 4- 1 X, E ,,,, , ' ffl, ,J 3 f' , . f W 3 2 1 Z xr gf IU DY MIDKIFF CHARLIE WALKER LYNN JUMP KEITH FRENCH JUDY JIMMY DEEN FRANCES SANDS KATHY FARRELL MAX WOODFIN YOUNG ROBERT HUDGINS KAREN RIFFEY , ty, leadership, personality and attitude, S LEN X GEHRING Long after the 3:30 bell has rung, the halls of BHS are lit for the activities of the many staffs, teams and clubs that are the . extracurricular organizations of our school. - These are the people that represent our , school to the outside world, and for the 1 most part give our school its good name. 3 Though often the hours are thankless, the faculty of our school has seen fit to recognize 3 these twenty students whose faces seem to A appear most frequently. y Chosen on thebasis of scholarship, loyal- these are the Outstanding Citizens of BHS. LINDA VANDERBURG TERRY FILES JANE KENKEL ROSE MARIE FOWLER MITCH MAYO SUZANNE ANDERSON WHITE f DONALD DENTON I5 RUTH ANN IEFFERIES KEITH FRENCH EDITH HENLEY GUS RU SH ER Brinkley H i gh School Whoiv Who ROSE MARIE FOWLER JIMMY DEEN LINDA VANDERBURG MAX WOODFIN 3 .WRX SUZANNE ANDERSON MITCH MAYO LYNN JUMP LEN GEHRING lkndz Ehndqy M ost Beautyful Runners- Up Suzanne Johnson Most Handsome Runners- Up 4D0naki l7enZ0n lfenh fVench F M051 Beautgful Linda Vanderburrg M ost Handsome Mitch Mayo aP'N'N. Valedicloriczn and S alutatorian -JA ff ' Linda Rosalee Vcznderburg S Zajjford 'EJB' YZ, ,K Mr. and Miss BHS Kathy Farrell Donald Denton r v I 5 me X 2 s r 1 Q sr Halloween Carnival The main project of the band booster club is the annual Halloween Carnival. A night of fun and excitement is plann ed for the raising of finances for the band's year. Local civil clubs and supporters of the band contribute their time, talent and money for the worthy cause of the band. Each grade elects a king and queen candidate to raise money in competition with other grades. Each Halloween night, a new king and queen are narned. This year's royalty were Golden Moore and Sarah Scheisler. R4 26 Night of One-A cts it-.gg-:seam Nr i On Monday, February 27, the BHS speech classes and several recruits presented three OI1C'aCI plays to raise funds for the 1967 TIGER. The TIGER staff wishes to express its thanks to Miss Paula Moore di- rector of these plays. Q L c U16 iii :Gm Ui ,Ae gifts' ,--:rf-f 2 X 5 S i E 5 3 3 I E 7 E E , 2 i The Tigers' All-Staters, Keith French and Gus Rusher, pose for a pOSI-SCHSOH pic- ture after having helped lead the Bengals to an undefeated and untied season. Senior Keith French displays his running form as he turns an intercepted pass into a touchdown against Bald Knob. Gus Rusher, Z1 junior, plows for extra yardage in an easy victory over District GA tival and preseason favorite Lonoke. 1 0 4 V' S K- -wg ', 44' ff fa wi f in C 1' A 'Lf 'An 'H 42 in fifo cp :mi TW u qw off5i1se2gi in fan lwezage 2 55L?5p9fr ds gap ga V5 31,6 'onyy 26, of ?eGfe1d 493 f111fd UHifS21 fp sk f, , , 4. 'W ffv g Y ,X 1 I V VK 'AvV,y,. 1 I ' if fl XZ 4 ' , ' , , ,. f 11? N,x, w S.. e 'L 'The Bghkley cappigring the Ltitlq of 5 2, Q 3 D Beam avE1zaged 38 8 b'ffe1f15iv6 unit g, ' ed a ffl ' ., ' VQW V, ' Magi KV. f1ISVI undefeagecl geason m 25i,yQs roliihhg w o jrefll giurihg isgfpoigi anidh twice rg1n ,9p:1fxQre 'tl1an Qgbaxards on ogponenrs. m m LL, 175 yards oh the ggounq and in ghe air, It'averagaf:1' 33. 5 points per gamegto gead fall teim win scQriug wiid1 gi torial of Q69'poj1S1iSf' Q ,F ' vi. ' . 'Y 1, M R ,L K! yi 4 VL- .L ' 'y Vu at ' 5 y ' 7 , 5 Q vi g K ti X, M 4 V .yn . 2 M I ' 'aL Q fw f X 1 L ' 53' I ' , 3l ' I . X 5. fm H 4 ,qi 7 ,,,, ii' 'M ' Gr A w' , if N, in ' , I V ,, 5 M2 'af f ' : ',,' ' ' , ,,.,, f1',. I , .fy ff , ,,p QV' V, , f , We .iff fm, 1 Q W MV C? 4 W - ' K Q- k 'A V' rf H C - 4 V , ,Ve f, ,flip mu . , 5 one Clgsg A geamfsigiiimelszaie afbng wigghizhk g11gfrig3i Champ10nsiffp. The ve 5 sfy,11,z, Brink1ey's defense, better known as the Headhunters, was the main factor in the Tigers' Number 1 season. As these pictures indicate, the Headhunt- ers pursuit and extra effort were the main reasons why the defense was unscored on in the five District 6A games. as K' V - , ,--,, s ., . V , A it V - - , , - V 'KK ,L KK A ' V 5 V f A' ,, 2 VV Q ., t is V, K I V V . 3 , N Q , -,.f tw A ,VV V . ,N V ., VV ,--f ' ,, ',,,,..,,.,,, Q ..... 1 ,'kk KK V VV . - '11 I K - ' ' K K' ' , , , V. AV,h 'bm , L M ,,,, ..W,,,.LW. V L l as ' VV ' ' g A, ii ,- A VV Vt 'GA' 5 1 , ' ,V , , 7 V H , I ' ..,, 5111 K 1. A V K f K K K 'K KKK 2 , KK Ki I ' K K K K .LLVV V' V K V , , K KK KK ' ,V V V K' V if K f KK,, .V t V Q.V,, .'-- ,,AA I ',-V VV..,' V,-A VV , V,. ,,,- V, t m V Vi V .V ' l -VVV ,,V, ,, VV LKKKV L,,G mf- V,,'L K V K 'K K KK K 5 K 4 3 V...K-- K ,J rr,, V1 'if ,IQ - I Q V up V n ' ' , fs V' V'VY , , t 1 ,, ,V , V M ,,,A,,,, M, ,V , A k.,, kyrk V.V,,, t K 4 . --KK VV ' VV K ., , ,. V' V V, , KK , ,V L ff' VVVV iff f VV ',-VV , , V, ,fs , ,-Vt.,-,LV,-V'fV-fi,V,1!,2-111VKf ,,, 4' V -1- L ', 1 ., , A K mg? - V 1 'VV,- - I -' , K , ' LV V , f VAVA ,, K .KVV i ,'VV ,, V 1 L K K, , KK K'VV VVL', ,,,K KK KK ,. , , fi' , , , ' V ' . ' V , V , Y' ' V The Tigers' offensive team presented an un- stoppable attack and led Class A in scoring. Max Woodfin pulls in a quick pass for a short gain against Wynne. Walter Holmes used his uncanny pass-catch- ing ability to pull in this touchdown pass against England. 33 BrinRley's All-District players were Qleft to rightj Walter Holmes, Keith French, Gus Rusher, Allen Medford, and Billy Weatherly. fi' 'S ' . . . fi . The Tigers were NU1'l'lbCI' 1 because they had the Number 1 coaches in the state. Coach Porter and Keith French admire the District 6A championship trophy while Coach Schmidt and Gus Rusher look at the Plaque proclaiming Brinkley Tigerweek. The facial expressions indicate the Tigers' delight after having been se- lected the Number 1 Class A team in the state. The team clung to the top spot through the remaining nine games of the season. The Bengals' honorable mention All-District players were fbottom row, left to righty Eddie Hill, Dennis Tate, Len Gehring, Bill Oltmann, Max Woodfin, and Ronnie Morris: Crop row left to rightj Richard Greene, Gary Simpson, Junior Holiday, Joe Clifton, Donald Denton, and Forrest Lee. The Brinkley Tigers continued their winning ways during basketball season Although the Tigers faced the tough- est schedule in BHS history including such powers as Little Rock Hall High, Manila, Palestine, White Hall, and Rector, they . . . roared to a very fine 21-9 season record. Under the direction of Brinkley's proven and capable men tor, Dewey Snowden, the Bengals won many tough games and thrilled the fans throughout the season. Despite suffer- ing a loss to Lonoke in the finals of the District Tournament at Lonoke, the Tigers put forth their best in the State Tourney to defeat Charleston and Bay before falling at the hands of a tough Green Forest team. The Tigers did lose, but they had advanced to the semifinals, and they lost to the eventual state champions. The Tigers also placed two players, Keith French, the only senior starter, and Gus Rusher, a junior, on the All-State Team. Coach Dewey Snowden Keith French Len Gehring Paul Seymore 36 f,.,ff LS GUS RUSHER GARY NEWBY WALTER HOLMES f Ng WY! .. A- -2--E ' 13317 I T' lg-WS A 1 ff ff ' ', 1v'WIT1 Qf : fx, X 1,51 Q '-if MAX WOODFIXI JOE CLIFTON WAYNE RASCOE DENNIS SULLIVAN 37 ai ' zuf J, A ll- District and A II- State wi-2 . w,1..w.. W N , 1 33 k iw Shu 'BX aw? 1 ' Q, Q4 if ,,.f-mil A A H jaw: w N6 A b ,Auf 'S Mb ..: 'X 8 1 llf QQ! 1 Wg-Yi Ig zf - 7,5 , U1 'L At the left Fred Farrell proudly displays the most coveted award given in high school track-- the decathlon trophy. Fred became the third annual decathlon champion in Arkansas at the end of the 1966 track season by defeating thirty of Arkansas' finest tracksters. As the 1967 Tiger went to press, the 1967 track team began prepara- tions for the season. The pictures helow feature some of the field event men practicing their special- ities. 1 A M. Sf. I w 'L f , 3 x ' i ' , - Avi Jtx 5LfLY A 1 A 'Ot '29 2 5 K 'RS 1, 'ff 'QE fwwwvwff' 'WIDE-m QW we -. l fy ' 1 'Sv' A , , ff lv ilgic , LH 1 --Qr A' , .1 l'f '-rf' Y - i 3 1 f 'gh , ' 'V 5 t . ,-,' t. hx it mow .. WR ' ' 'ff f Tl: W , 4 , ,, I, T 5R T .as Una, Cthsfil W 'fl X , ww, K2 V Lrkr gif ,,,,i, ,, . at A sir, 4' rn. . ...s X. is rest, ri, I ig' . I Monitors ,mfuzr 1' ' '35 sycil sf t g M I LVVLVV 2' The monitors die sentries of B. H. S. , lead a very exciting life. Besides perform- ing ordinary run-of-the-mill tasks, they occasionally seem to forget where they be- long. The wild outdoors holds an attraction for Carol llolificld and Steve Miller as they contemplate escaping guard duty via the window. Senior High Choir The Senior High Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Cravens Housley, gives students with vocal ability a chance to show off and use their talent. Choir is considered a class as well as an extra -curricular ac- tivity. Not only do the members of the choir get a credit for taking it, they also get the personal satisfaction that comes when their talent is displayed. Doris Parsley, Diane Williams, Debbie Medford, Linda Nowlin, and Brenda Caldwell are shown as they practice their music for a choral presentation. The choir pre sents several musical programs throughout the year for various occasions. I sisi C horaletts Talent, poise, and personality are the essentials of a Chorale tt. Composed of Melanie Wiliford, Karen Riffey, Jeri Sue Alexander, Debbie Hardwick, Linda Vanderburg, Audie Medford, Regina Bauer, Tere Ann Nelson, jean Ott, Janice White, and Geannie Flowers the Choraletts blend their melodic voices to form an everlasting memory. The B. H. S. Student Council, the mouth- piece of the student body, performs various school projects and promotes good relat- ions between faculty and students. Shown is a picture of one of the most popular assemblies ever presented by the Council. ,f J f N J I TVB. iff The student council officers Jimmy Deen, vice-president, Donald Denton, president, Kathy Coffman, parliamen- tarian, Kathy Farrell, reporter, Edith Ann llenley, treasurer, and Ruth Ann Jeffries, secretary, are in charge of seeing that the council's projects run smoothly. The biggest project of the student council is preparing an assembly program for each Thursday afternoon. Shown is Donald Denton discussing one of the assemblies with Sister Matthew from St. John's Catholic Church. An- other project undertaken by this year's student council was the purchasing of a new United States flag for the school. -X -. fl ' ' x is Q Z' X 've Q M, ., ,KJ flu I ' - -fl-, , it V i H ,i a,?,,,Q. 6155 A 4, it 7351 r ,T 1 Y s 2 . f x , -Q Q 3. '- r- X 'is 4 . , ,k. L 'sa 'TT' , ffl r . . 1 is arf .. j+cc Mg.. g PK . K., k33j,::v-M XR, Z v j A A . f A ,N ,. ' ln.:- e,s-.- J., s ' +- QZL- X ':',..- X X' X' -V' The council also works during summer vacation. One of the summer projects was a tea and re- ception for the new teachers in the Brinkley school system. 11 Z' 2 The Senior High Librarians help Mrs. Burress keep rhe library running smoothly all through the year. I n , 1 The Fire Marshalls Charlie Walker, Alfred Smith and Lewis Etheridge sponsored by Mr. Thompson prepared for fire at all times. 50 3lRl,'S STATE: Linda Vanderburg, Betty Burns, Kathy Farrell, Kathy Coffman, and Rosalec Stafford 3OY'S STATE: Donald Denton, Keith French, Jody Fowler, Ralph Clifton, Mitch Mayo, and Eddie Hill Nm' T 001 0151 Mitch Mayo leads the Pep Band composed of Stan Cruthis, Steve Glover, Steve Elledge, James Ragsdell, Lee White, and Thomas Martin. The Band is a valuable asset to all the basketball games. 5I Shop work is a major part of agriculture. Under the direction of Mr. Stoker some of the students are learning about engines. umm Qlliffl. -1 FFA officers Ronnie Morris, President Dennis Geisler, Allen Medford, Bubba Geisler, Ronnie Skinner, and Ronnie Baker pose for the camera. b E V-...L . ty 52 FHA Judy Young, President of FHA shows the rest of the officers, Patsy Warren, Janice Crow, Doretha White- side, Diane Kettles, Andrea Stanley, Barbara Snead, and Cathy Bryant how to cover a couch. 1,,, E ,r Learning how to cook is one of the more interesting aspects of Home Economics. 53 M,--'s T4,h 4' ' Tiger Q-..,.,,,h-'K 5- ' ts.. ea At the first of the year the annual staff was literally up a tree. The business of preparing an annual was new to many on the staff, and how to begin was a puzzling problem. As the year progressed the staff and sponsors learned a lot about putting a yearbook together, and the '67 Tiger began to take shape. This year's annual contains all the pride and determination that the staff felt as they put it together. Most of the work on the yearbook was done late at night, and although this produced many blurry-eyed students, it also produced the '67 Tiger. 54 S tczjj' haul N ff Lee White is shown working hard as he labor- iously tries to write inter- esting copy for one ofthe final pages of the Tiger. Although hard work is the by-word at annual staff meetings, Judy Mid- kiff takes time out for a coke and is caught by our camera as she gallops back to the li- brary. Much time and effort are put into preparing an annual. The main con- sideration is deciding which pictures to use and what copy would fit best with the pictures. The Tiger sponsors, Miss Billie Lou Mabry and Miss Mary Jane Akel, with the help of Genny Farrell, are trying to de- cide which pictures to use in the yearbook. The '67 Tiger editors pose for the camera. They Are: Gus Rusher, Sportsg Max Woodfin, Editor: Jim Deen, Classesg Rosie Fowler, Photographerg Kathy Farrell, Business Manager: Linda Vanderburg, Co-editor, Lynn Jump, Organizationsg and Suzanne Anderson, Activities. 5 km 1- C gl Mr. Bar, our band director, leads on. The Tiger Band adds a spark to the pep rallies held at BHS every Friday during football season. The band room blares with music and students all day and in the evening when everyone has gone, it takes on a deserted look. 3, yr 6? N ,,ss E W, 1 V ...MM -............................,i K,-K' FP' These clarinet players make it look so easy, but have you ever ,,A attem red zo lav one? A lx dzdy EL' P P , The big bass drum stands alone in the corner at the end of the day. Mitch Mayo, our first chair drummer, had the honor of being named first chair drum- mer to the all -state band this year. 1 Tiger S Marching Band The pep band band, and ex- tension ofthe Tiger band, provides entertainment and enthusiasm at basketball games. Their rousing rendition of Dixie never fails to bring the fans to their feet, and the cheerleaders appreciate the band's help whith their chants and cheers. LYNN JUMP Semor KATH Y FARRILLL Senior Vx! GENNY FARRELL Sophomore The T i gel' KATHY FITTS Sophomore VICKI BOWLES Sophomore .MM N-...J YWVV -ff :J X LF .,.., . MQ iii? 13' iH , , , , , ' Y A I 'emlwgg , - - f9'fa'WHwf sfS'if . , W' 'M mg 'fm W , W ZW ,:1, . F C' Q' fa ' W' ., 1 1 3 5m ,Lg Wmawgg ,ml Q, ' Ejfwwagf we 121 4' Q. , i 'mv QQ-.7 - .. .leaf si BY THE BHS JOURNALISM CLASS ll Chmrlhmncert Held ! U Y The ..AA STAFF lditor ......... .,.. I nnda Vanoevburg ,l ipvrts Editor ..... .. James Earl Williumslf Xchange Editor . . . ..... Gennie Flowers! .1 H- QT l 'int I h0t08f21Pher ..................... Steve Miller I laffw. - . . . . . . . . . ...... A. . . Lynn Jump, Sharon Henderson, zz Q l 9131119 W11l1fUfd, Linda COOR, Karen TQIQ Nei- xugu gznuui 'w i: fxlu1LLS. V E son, Suzanne Johnson, Andrea Weathersby, Ure f 151- .y 5302? Sjgffljn S010CUff!1qS 35 1 more, Auolle Medio Eg ooo 1-fa. rd and Judy Y 1 ' 'Cl Malin. T .lfAL, Wax his 2' gle Bells, The Chzistrnasg V2 K an cr ' .I ,- , .Ja wriiig, White Chzxstmae and Tige team J. D. the S01 H. Rus , was 1 vith 13 UML Ulu 'I DUI tudents of Brinkley High will have more to look to during the holidays st the annual visit of jollys za Claur. The holidays will i l with school activities be- , nik hint to this girl's idei - year she dated very regularly a very good-looking boy from Little Rock. Her hobby is just riding around in her fathens white car with her good friends and having a good time! ast Sha ic ncznallv Trent nwaitv humv l erslf T. or by. 8 fro nlttlmlx the evening. This was a common si discussed by the teacf week as the Sterling St pared to 'play host for the of providing time for the stration toA do their- pl The Science Club officers, Linda Vanderburg, Vice-President, Mitch Mayo, Presidentg Judy Young, Reporterg Len Gehring, Student Council Representative, and Edith Ann Henley, Secretary, pose for our pho- tographer. ..., -19? Although taking some form of science isn't a requirement of the Science Club, most mem bers have either taken or are planning to take Chemistry. The science lab of BHS has proved to he the testing- ground of many interesting ex- periments. Charlotte Compton and Thomas Martin seem to be con- centrating on their experiment as they toil diligently through 111. Who's allez-vous? --W -7- '- Y The French Club officers, Genny Farrell, President, Jim Pat Farrell, Vice-President, Karen Riffey, Secretaryg Danny Hurst Baldwin, Re- porterg and Judy Midkiff, Student Council Representative, are shown sunning themselves in the warm winter sun. SANDY BARBAROTTO Junior JANICE CROW Junior ,,. .,,...a4 CAROL HOLIFIELD Junior MARILYN ROSE Sophomore DEBBIE MEDFORD Sophomore JEAN OTT Junior wmnmahpqqnigngnngl K N22- '-. 'm.. ' ii 'nltlmnlulnnllullululn i I-'H . lfllln'1iuauvuunnswnnuluuunquunruurp: mlb naw xg Aww gn ,gg gg .-,,,.,,, ,gg iiliill i - k t 2w'b'nl0nuiflunnsanqluaI , ' 3 1-intl lil i l 4 - iiik ,Qpxnainullklinumsnuvg ' il ' li J , ' 5, ans nas an mam use sr 4, I-swf!! , ,. - J '1 ff' ' . ' ff 32' ,- W Q 'W .--, f .,, we I --vw ,--ff df, W ' ' ' ,A ,, ,.C L, -. , 1 g I A I , H , ,f ' f -W -' , gf , 4 5' 5 A ' t , V . M if . , ,Q ,, ...,,,, 111 I ,- , , .. ., , . ,V ' pf If-My 3. 7 5- 'fi J I , - 5'-is 'K wgmfy W A 'A THE TIGER SAL U TES THE A DMINIS TM TIUN 1966-1967 were years of many victories and a few losses for BHS. Perhaps the greatest loss came early in February. Mr. Charles B. Partee, Superintendent of Brinkley Schools for 25 years, announced his retirement. During his tenure Brinkley's school system has advanced in many ways. New construction, including the C. B. Partee Elementary School, along with advances in other areas, has given Mr. Partee and Brinkley statewide recognition. Mr. Partee has dedicated a total of 43 years to school work. This in itself is a commendable accomplishment. The Annual Staff wishes to acknowledge Mr. Partee 's dedication and express everyone's gratitude for that dedi- cation. Mr. A. M. Thompson has one of the IUOSII varied jobs around BHS. He serves as teacher, counselor, public figure, judge, and representative of the school among other things. He comes into contact with His guidance has been a major reason for much of our expansion. Mr. Thompson cooperates with all departments and organizations of the school in de- veloping a good public relations program. Some of his other duties include planning the curriculum, handling serious discipline cases, and scheduling classes, teachers, and extra activities. Firm, fair, and patient, Mr. Thompson guides E the destiny of BHS. His perseverance is appreciated by students and teachers. Mr. Thompson takes a vital interest in community, church, and school activities. We appreciate all the work he has done and the cooperation he has given the annual staff. M .13 -fw.m.wiwi-s,...- -1 -. . more different students and teachers than anyone else. LEROY SOUTHERLAND FRA NCES MINOR DOROTHY MARY EVELYN MCGARIT Y MILLER This hardworking group of the Brinkley High School administration, the E. S.E. A. workers, serves the school with dedication and efficiency. The Brinkley School system gained twenty-three new teachers, teachers' aids, and social workers by the Elementary Secondary Education Act. Mr. Leroy Southerland supervises a smooth operating school system while Mrs. Dorothy Mc- Garity devotes her time to the financial and the secretarial phases of the E. S. E. A. program. Mrs. Paul Miller, one of our teachers' aids, graciously accepts any tasks which will make any of the teachers' burdens lighter. Mrs. Frances Minor efficiently serves Mr. Partee as his secretary and keeps up with the many problems of the school officials. FRED MacDONA LD President ,AMBERT DIAL Fa-f BETH WOODFIN Board of Education Comprised of five duly elected members, BHS' Board of Education controls the development of our physical plant as well as the changes in curriculum. The School Board members support and attend almost all of the functions of the school-- curricular and extra curricular. In addition to their regular monthly meetings the board is called for extra sessions to determine the school policy. The TIGER salutes the members of our school board for their service without re- ciprocation. ROBERT ED MCK NIGHT GLENN FULLER 'n -. 415. ,, - 9 'J ff iff? 5 V Q . , 52. A f ' A 'I ff'M ' 4 L .L fQ,7g,'g'g' H R 4, .E , Q - 1 . ' Xf'- k ' ' Q 1- ' ' f . 1 l 1 ' . . , 4 5. lLi2?iQg5,g v f V WMM- UI W , Vw:-'63 'z MMWLHB 'W V ELLODEE FERRELL MARIAN COOPER Science Home Economics 5 6 ELMA WILLIAMS Business k W? 410 f 'YQ'f2? ' 1 l LORA MAE HOUSLEY Choral Music 70 'Bi 5 'wax ,I f .nd . ti- .ji ,s,. x is k'g.,l.' ' 'H CHQ, CRAVENS HOU SLEY Guidance Counselor f 'H-Q pres FRANCES BURRESS Llbrarlan JON BARBAROTTO Band Director MARILYN ERWIN Science MARY JANE AKEL Mathematics 'Wk af' K Spf Gd, 3 BILLIE LDU MABRY English 'l N 'F' LINDA SCHMIDT Principa1's Secretary WALLAC E PORT ER Coach Nw' nwwx V 'Ds Aw 'T KENNETH SCHMIDT Assistant Coach JEAN MO SER Social Studiefs SHARON BRANSCUM French WAYNE STOKER Agriculture his mf. -rf Qc' Q, ,M 'lv 1 M PAULA MOORE English and Speech v N Hgh llgqo ly, F A. ff' . V 5 S Q If gwf 2 at' FQ! X x Y a 5 Q.. L - ff ---L f4w,,L:-.- , A M . X 5 4 S S f. . 1 if ,W 5 fx, My ,mst h.. 1 4 Q 'z fi if I: ,, 'Q i 1 N? 1 S if 3 V 1 e - fy .., is 9 new Senior Class officers Len Gehring, presidentg Melanie Williford, secretaryg Keith French, vice-presidentg and James Earl Williams, treasurerg pose for our photographer. Senior 36 7 ! ' REGINA BAUER JOYCE BELCHER PATSY BREESE French Clubg Science Choir: FHAQ Monitors' Library Clubg FHA: Choir Club: Choirg Choraletts. Club. Science Club. !7 it f,..l LOUISE BRITTON FHAg French Clubg Science Club, CATHY BRYANT Science Fair Winnerg Senior Bandg All Districtg Science Clnbg FHAg Choir. BETTY BURNETT FHA: Clioir. BETTY ANN BURNS Monitor Clubg Science Clnbg Student Councilg Girls' Stateg Library Clubg Tiger Tales Staffg FHA. RALPH MICHAEL CLIFTON Student Councilg Halloween Candidate Footballg Basketballg Trackg French Clubg Science Clubg Monitors Club. KATHY COFFMAN Student Council, Parlianientariang Girls' Stateg Annual Staffg Senior Homecoming Maidg Junior Class Presi- dentg Cheerleader: Tiger Tales Staffg Science Clnbg Monitors' Clubg French Clubg Halloween Candidateg Choir. DONALD RAY DENTON Student Council, President, AASC, Science Clubg Football, Co-Captain, Honorable Mention All-District: Track Annual Staff. BILL DERRICK Workshop, Vice-Presidentg Boys' Stateg LARRY DOBSON Sceince Clubg Track: FFA. FRA NC ES ELLEN DOVER FHA: Choirg Science Club. IENNIE HELEN ELLEDGE Home Ec.g Science Clubg Library Club. WILLIAMSON GREGORY ELMORE Tiger Tales Staffg Science Club: Foot- ballg Trackg Key Clubg Speech Club. These senior members of the Tiger squad played a vital role in leading the team to the state champi- onship. QAW' My Extra-curricular activities complete the year. alumni 1 .:-,, .-,,,, 2 -Q X--tame. x CHARLES C. FARRELL Footballg Science Clnbg French Clubg Monitorg Librariang Junior Class Officer. KATHRYN THIERESA FARRELL Business Manager of Annualg Cheerleadu Homecoming Maidg Monitors Clnbg Heat Monitorg Halloween Qneeng Girls' Stateg Who's Whog Outstanding Studentg Tiger Tales Staffg Science Clubg Student Conn cilg Reporter, Workshop, A.A. S.C.g French Clnbg Library Clnbg Basketball. CARROLL JOE FOWLER FHAg Science Clubg Monitors Clubg Boys' State. KEITH FRENCH Football, Outstanding Back, All-Stateg Basketball, All-Districtg Trackg Tennisg Science Clubg Vice-President Senior Class Leadershzp in School projects l rests on senior shoulders. .K WY? :sr-Q, Mock rally enabled students to better their knowledge of gubernatorial elections. MARILYN GAFFORD FHAg Science Clubg Tiger Tales Staff. RITA GAEEORD 'A Choirg FHA, Student Councilg Science Clubg Librarian. LEONARD EUGENE GEHRING Student Councilg Science Club: Basket- ballg Treasurer, Sophomore Classg President, Senior Classg Vice-President, Junior Classg Halloween Candidateg Football, Honorable Mention All- District. SUSAN GREENE science Clubg French Clubg FHA: Monitors' Club: Choir. KA THI GRIZZLE Senior Band, Majorette, Drum Major- ette, Materials Clinic, Sweetheart, All-Districtg Science Clubg Choirg FHA, French Club. VIRGINIA JANE HARRISON Choirg Science Clubg Librarian. EDITH ANN HENLEY Junior Homecoming Queeng Senior Homecoming Queeng Cheerleaclerg Science Club, Secretaryg Student Councilg Choirg French Clubg Monitors' Club. EDDIE HILL Football, Honorable Mention All- Districtg Trackg FFAg Boys' State. FUN? ELIZABETH MARY' HOLMUN French Clubg Science Clubg Choir. ROBERT LEON HUDGINS Science Clubg Class Officerg Science Fair Winner. DIANNE HURST Bandg All Districtg FHAQ Science Clubg Choir. SUZANNE ELIZABETH JOHNSON Science Clubg French Clubg Choirg Cheerleaderg Librariang Halloween Candidateg Tiger Tales Staff. LYNN MARIE JUMP Annual staff Organizations Edirorg Cheerleaderg Tiger Tales Staffg Moni- tor Clubg National Junior Honor So- cietyg Homecoming Maidg Latin Clubg French Clubg Science Club, BILLY RAY JUNIOR FFA: Monitor Club. RONNIE LYNCH Footballg Trackg Monitor Clubg FFA. MITCHELL DONALD MAYO Science Club, Presidentg Band, Captain All-Disnict, All-Stateg Boys' Stateg Freshman, junior, Sophomore, Class Officerg French Club. AUDRA DELL MEDEORD Choralettsg Choirg FHAQ French Club- Science Clubg Tiger Tales staff. LONNIE MEDFORD Footballg FFAg Science Club. PAUL STEVEN MILLER Library Clubg Choirg Science Clubg Monitors' Clubg Alternate to Boys' Stateg Tiger Tales Staffg Annual Staff. GLENN MORGAN Pootballg Basketballg Trackg Science Clubg Library Clubg Sophomore Class President. Senior minds are challenged. Physics students, Rosalee srafford, Ralph Clifton, and Robert Hudgins experiment in the lab to find a solution to ai Physics problem. in-f 9 Nam smirk gi ...K . eww -. if TERE ANN NELSON Cheerleaderg Choir, Reveliersg Chora- lettsg FHAg Student Councilg Tiger Tales Staffg Annual Staffg Science Club. GLENDA NOWLIN Choirg Fl-IAQ Science Club. LINDA NOWLIN Choirg FHAg Science Club. BILL OLTMANN Football, Honorable Mention All- Disuictg Science Clubg Trackg FFA. ROSEMARY PARSLEY Science Clubg FHA. KAREN RIFFEY Student Councilg Cheerleaderg Chora- lettsg Science Clubg French Club, Sec- retary-Treasurerg FHAg Monitor Clubg Freshman Class Secretary: Choirg Freshman Basketball Queeng Annual Staffg Tiger Tales. JUDY RIGDON FHAQ Science Clubg Basketballg Library Club. EARLENE ROY FHA: Choir: Science Clubg Library Club FRANCES BEYER SANDS French Clubg Science Clubg Monitors Clubg Annual Staffg Choirg Rcveliersg Student Councilg Outstanding Citizen. BOBBY GLENN SETTLE FFA. PAUL SEYMORE Librariang Basketball. ROBERT SKINNER ALFRED LYNN SMITH Footballg Fire Marshallg Science Club. ROSALEE STAFFORD FHAg Science Clubg French Clubg Girls' Stateg Choirg Annual Staff. MARY KAY STOCKDA LE French Clubg Science Clubg Choirg FHA. DOROTHY ELIZABETH STRICKLAND FHAg Science Club. Ml? its A 1' ,N,, u 3 4 Qu. CIW' gifts fx 'WV' If 'Gifs .rib irq aww J D 1 'Q Q I!! in TI-IERESA LORENE THRIFT Choirg Science Clubg Student Councilg Library Club. LINDA VANDERBURG Girls' Stateg FFA Sweetheartg Tiger Tales Editorg Annual staff Co-Editorg Choraletts, Presidentg Reveliersg Cheer- leaderg Science Club, Vice-Presiclentg Cboirg FHAg Sophomore and Junior Class Secretaryg Student Councilg Monitors' Clubg Library Club. BETTY JANE WARREN CHISM Football Royaltyg Basketballg Science Clubg FHA. GAIL WARREN FHAg Science Club, JAMES WATKINS Bandg Footballg FFA, Secretary, Re- porterg Monitors' Club. LANA WEATHERFORD FHAQ Banclg Science Clubg Choir. BILLY R. WEATHERLY Football, All-Districtg Trackg Science Clubg Halloween King. ANDREA MARIE WEATHERSBY Bandg Choirg FHAg French Clubg Science Clubg Tiger Tales Staff. I JAMES EARL WILLIAMS MELANIE KAY WILLIPORD Science Clubg Tiger Talesg Sen- Choirg FHAg Science Clubg ior Class Reporter. Senior Class Officerg Cheer- This is not the end. It is not evcn the leader, Co -Captaing Choralettsg Tiger Tales Sta ff. JUDY KAYE YOUNG FHA, President, Vice-President Secretaryg Choirg Science Club, Reporterg Tiger Talesg Cheer- leaderg French Clubg Student Councilg Berry Crocker Home- maker Award. Senior thoughts turn to the future. beginning of the end. It is rather the end ofthe beginning. - Wins ton Churchill .4-I f -J ? -it-if gg I 4, ' ff K QfE .R , , ii1t,i,l4x' .l .l Q Junior Class 3rd Big Year At BHS - .ev- H 2 , 2' af 52121 L 4'-1i, iHx! ai ,,, .1 fr 9, 1' -nr Jeri Sue Alexander Suzanne Anderson Steve Arnett Wayne Arnett Beatrice Bailey James Bailey Ronnie Baker Sandy Barbarotto Hilda Britton Wayne Bryan Brenda Caldwell Janet Campbell Stella Carlock Phyllis Clemens Joe Clifton Charlotte Compton Linda Cook Bob Cooper Linda Cosner Janice Crow Terry Daniels Paul Davis jimmy Deen Mary Ann Denton Jackie Dobson Rita Eason Sarah Elmore Shirley Elms Terry Files Chester Pitts Sydney Pitts Geannie Flowers 13 Janitorial duties are ex- ecuted by the Junior class officers. 1 i 6 3 Eddie Hamilton Sharon Henderson Lynette Hickman Donald Hicks Ann Hill Carolyn Holifield Larry Holloway Walter Holmes ad? ,W-.40 W-'19 A if ,K rx :gre 212 y r,yy ui, W Gary Fortune Rose Marie Fowler Dennis Geisler Steven Glover Herman Gray Richard Greene Joe Griggs Brenda Guthrey Jim Deen, Bob Cooper and Rose Marie Fowler raise Tiger spirit each morning. 4. J--M I , ,Fr ,sq . is J . 11 J 1, J ,rf ww . J , ,,.. Qi: 5 Eg it P X ' 1 Forrest Lee Jerry Lee Velma Low Bruce Martin Ricky Martin Thom as Martin Robbie Mason Danny McCoy J Y -als? 'T wi I , E.. , J Mill--F'-5 was ' ' -tg ZA gy r, Lavern Ingle Norman James Ruth Ann Jefferies Karen Jenkins Mary Evelyn Joshlin Jerry Jump Bill Junior Jane Kenkel Three Juniors devise a chemical compound in preparation for the May 27th ruination of the Sen- iors. 93 'Q' .4-sg 11'- Larry McCur1ey David McMillan Eldon New Gary Newby 'N- Q1 2 E , -f I fha ' x , 'lfl F5 40 Studious juniors take time from their studies for a minute of fun, A ' rv 1 if -'Q 1' Suzanne Nolen Jean Ott Monica Oxner Barbara Potthast Tommy Prestwood Wayne Rascoe Patsy Robinson Gus Rusher Cheryl Sheffer Ronnie Skinner Barbara Sue Snead Jerry Snelgrove Steve Snelson Howard Stewart Homer Story Mary Ellen Stringfellow Dianne Suggett Dennis Sullivan Dennis Tate Roger Turpin Jerry Ann Volner Charley Walker Jimmy Walker Dee Warren Patsy Warren Bobby Weatherford Ricky Weatherly Thomas Wheeler Janice White Lee White Doreatha Whiteside Diane Williams Jim Williams Steve Williamson Bruce Wilson Max Woodfin li, vga Arthur Anderson 1 Becky Archibald Beverly Bailey Betty Belcher Floyd Bickerstaff Vicki Bowles Danny Brammel Patsy Brann Barbara Brimer Doss Burgess - -.. ,v 1 - . r -. -,, Y J ,ff A e-7 . 'L -A I ra- B -,ILA X Q if 3 N 53. fa :ua .I . 4 A .5 i E 1' 1' 9 1 :tt if -4, . rf. ' r 'J0' '37 Sophomore C lass Finalbf In BHS 'Z , - .3 . - N-'c'!Y1 Tlx I 9. ilr ,Cf v Q ts Glenn Caskey Merlin Clark Carleton Cooper Brenda Deason Irma Edwards Steve Elledge Lewis Etheridge Genny Farrell Jim Pat Farrell Mike Farrell Steve Files Barron Fitts 4 - I F: .g., ' ' J diiiid IIP 5 , if ,ZLL 'K , ::VA J d d r ic S 'E a t l J yyy e yyJ eeyyy r 2 ' M' ,' SOPHOMORE OFFICERS, Janie Williams, President, Jim Pat Farrell, Vice President, Vic- kie Bowles, Secretary, Debbie Hardwick, Treasurer, and Steve Elledge, Reporter head down- stairs with upcoming ideas. Kathy Fitts Frances Fitzhugh Bruce Futrell Bubba Geisler Rita Gray John Green Debbie Hardwick Joyce Harrison Robert Herron Gail Hiley Junior Holliday Bill Johnson Mike Johnson Bobby Joshlin Ronald Junior S Drane Kettles 1 if I sr Joan Kirby Danny Larnons L '55 Sophomore Class Linda Leonard Allen Lewis Bettye Lewis Jeff Long Paul Longrader Donnie McDonald if Allen Medford h Ann Medford E 0 5 Debbie Medford i l , V Q 'I Judy Mrdkiff Sophomore Judy Midkiff diiplays her first-place insect collection. Larry Miley Gail Monroe Betty Morgan Ronnie Morris Dorothy Nicholson Bill Nowlin Yvonne Oehlschlager James Oliver Benny Parker Dan Parrish Mary Pate Mike Peppers ...x....-1' rv- 1 Wff --J -- v '- , ff' :N i GN A :-L 3 ? f 'I H ,J 'i 4 Y ::- , P . .1 fi f P B ' A X y rere . . W le -- :Q I 'K ,i J A 1 O 1 xx f 17 K Beulah Pledger Ronnie Poole Mike Potthast Dennis Prestwood James Ragsdell Sharon Ramsey Jimmy Ed Reiter Linda Riddle Myrtle Riddle Gerald Riffey Marilyn Rose G: ,,, Karen Serber Don Se Vere Q Wayne Shumard Larry Simpson Sandra Snead Sue Snelson Linda Stafford Ronnie Stallings Andrea Stanley Beth Story Brenda Story Betty Jo Srric kland Sophomores Swarm library for information on English themes. ,. -' 4, . it ,,A 'Q' if al A Y sf nm 5. N, J Q, ,H V 1 r .AQQ , T .. . . . J , MQ Q. V 5 H L 1 Edward Whiteside Gene Williams Janie Williams Alice Wilson Kathy Wooten Tommy Wyatt Sharon Swearingin Pat Terrice John Thomas Bernis Thrift Sherry Travis fl it gh Q Q' m Rx Y gg we T ' ,K f , nl fm. , -1 w fx A' I 'Y ,ju ' z 'A .g iw. 1 .1 1 7 5 Sophomores help round out the Tiger bas- ketball squad. lOl fi 4. UNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ,, ' ,A 4 h WM ., ' HM!! ,W , lg , We ff mf .,,., A w fu .1 ,Q W V V .V Univ my - D 6 W .L ,I I ., H V ' ,, W I A V0 ,L ' ,iv ... D W .,.,..-.M---. ' - ,, It f- QM 3,32 ef 1. ,, R .0 ' ,. , , on ,Q bf 4 ff ,H ,K ,. ff , JM, , 4, . 2 'J 4-9. , :., , :L M H H ' -w I V. ,L W 4 , , M , J' 4- W W M.. I -, L,,V ' - in I ' 4. vi' ' 5 'f ' ' A Q. Ig. 'Nl 41 Ta' N PVM .f W 4 :Mg w Ma ta gi mm fi Junior High Library Club one T S 5 d ri Junior High Monitors Bi 5 Siam! iiilss 143553 iNN,,, , s-N132 , i Exit ieivf LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Coburn, Pam Vanderburg, Steve Lawrence, Bobbie Medford, Susan Medford, Sponsor: Coach Snow den lliibi ISL I 03 ,Y W S525 . .f 697 THE JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS composed of Felicia Sands, Bobbie Medford, Becky Weis, Susan Medford, Pam Vanderburg, Sandee Hall, Ann Snowdon, Nina Vanderburg, Janet Derrick, and Sandra Nowlin have lead the Cubs to many victories. , Junior High Pep Squad l04 3 The junior band students practice as often and as much as the senior band students. The Junior High band is really a younger version of the Senior High band. For many of the students this is the first year they even knew that some of the instruments existed. For others, it's the first time they knew they had musical talent, and could play a song on a horn, or beat a cadence on a drum. Shown is one section ofthe Junior High band as they practice under the leadership of Mr. Barbarotto. Junior High Band Junior majorettes beam with pride as they show the medals which they won for their twirling ability. at - , ww- 134 'I'.. A 1 psjs ' W ' , ' 3 K '- ' Wfffffffj ,':, - W j L, ,-,, ,1,h, V- if . ,,. W M. 9' 'P af U 'Q'--Q , 6 Sr The junior high school band under the direction ofjon Barbarotto adds an extra flair to junior high ball games. The junior band is a stepping-stone to the senior band, and the junior band students look forward to this step with happy anticipation. IO6 ff 354746 QY34-il 9 r 1 oyalty ' ' ' . . - ',, P n. . 'Q A 7 , f 7? 2 55 1 'S-fn U 9 32 2 'T wwf, nw, s x m-:rg The junior District 6A Basketball Champs are shown above with the trophy they won in the District Tourney in Des Arc. They are from left to right, first row: Butch Traylor, Danny Baldwin, David Joshlin, David Raney, Tommy Jelks, and second row are: Don Simpson, Jim Carroll, Bill Miller, Chester Allwhite, and Ben Carroll. Coach Snowden beams with approval at his three all-district players Butch Traylor, Bill Miller, and Jim Carroll. 5,1 Juniors Win Greatest Honor At Slate Tourney - S porlsnfzonshzp emptg Trophy Qi X. x I 'fgdxnm 3 ,FZF Butch Traylor, promising young fresh- man athlete, was honored at the state tourney by being chosen to the all- state team. Brinkley defeated Ola and Monticello before being edged out of the tournament by Manila in the semi- finals by the score of 29-28. It was no surprise to hometown fans when the Cubs brought home the Sportsmanship trophy. The Cubs have no reason to re gret their fine basketball season. Jerlinc Boyle Dewey Suowden Marian Sebastian Jr Hzgh Faculty Bill Baldridge Bobbie Davis Charlene Davis Leola McCork1e Charles Steward Dorothy Thompson Grace Travis Judy White Q Aoa, o qu-fo... y . r, o KA Rain, Rain, go awayg freshmen don't have time to play. Chester Allwhite Jerry Anderson Joan Baker Danny Hurst Baldwin Frankie Bartrow Brenda Bates Wendell Blankenship Gary Brannon Barbara Braswell Patsy Burnett Carl Burrows Kathy Bushe Ben Carroll Jim Carroll Jackie Carlock Felicia Carter Martha Coburn Rhonda Cook Joe Cosner Steve Coursey Freshman Class A r -m - , , ti, -Q.-me F Jlihy, ,--Q. S 2 is u t yyt tyyy 111' rV,, -do FRESHMEN OFFICERS, Steve Smith, Presidentg Pam Vanderburg, Secre- taryg Felicia Sands, Vice Presidentg Susan Riffey, Treasurerg and Don Simpson , Reporter, .. a, l , rt,, Iii , .X V kVh,3I, h,, 1 .- s z, B .- in ii -' -:K we x lll 'IW VJ , . 'il - ,. i W 2. :ag - Z ' wi. : K . .M '75 . ik . W Q 56 B J f 'ff' A ' .5 7 X 'N J.. 'sf Q' 4' S Q x, 2 i ,af . XY JY n !! !'!f. ' 'km--if 1 :ii D, ,,L1 'V Ed ,I -'LL V Q. ' 'ii i -5 'fr - n 1 P ,K .1-5.. s A . K 5: H 'Q , 'fy' J , ,E min A ' Q J . 1 - 1 ,,. ..,- k, U . D K I 7 A K K I X r I I2 .PftfRR'lf J' .RSA W . ff ' he gn 43 W? ' A .3 l' Eli in Y auf. .411 Q 1.- ,' Y C U . off' . tn' 'if ss Jo Ann Dodds Janice Dobson Linda Dixon Mario Diaz James Ray Derrick Stan Cruthis Johnny Criss Eugene Dover Barbara Elgen Nita Foran Martha Freeman Charles Fuller Sarah Gifford Beadie Gosha Don Griner Troy Guthrie Doyle Harlan Andrew Helm Joyce Hendrix Jerry Henry Clarence Herndon Sheila Imus Vicki Ingle Tommy Johnston Carolyn Junior Beatrice Leonard Linda Loewer Kay McCoy Lee MacDonald Carolyn McVey Doyen Martin Mary May Mark Mayo Martin Miller Patricia Medford Mike Milton Phil Miley Jim Mirabella Brenda Monroe Mark Mooney Tommy Morris Debby Neal Paul New Ricky Norman Sandra Nowlin Wayne Ollis Dale Oltmann Linda Olrrnann Pam Oxner Doris Parsley Judy Parson Hubert Patrick Charles Perry .ca- -je - HN! ff' ev we A .fi .'1 E gi. s: IQ gk K7 N, Ea , , 35 PQ , ., -J -iv . Q r ,. 2 if y' ' k -. . .. Yi: gfdf' 53 'I 14311 . , 1 'F af I s X x i .. ,.,'s 4, , e lu -0 s Q rf, .' Q is ' wir. H P ' Q 5 . x AER ,, I, gi, gr RIN.. .,., 'I . 5 Miss Branscum and Lee Mac- Donald experiment with new French lab, 'I , 6 sim.: L X153 4. M '43 ffm' 'Fr 5 ,Q in V +C ' ' ii ' ' 'C . l S l ' 'QLE if i t f N , f, ,p Q if M 1 .1.. i M' S A ,, A ,la it C 5 I S VU! 'x '2- h h as . as if' 1: YW 's A . .V 4 Christina Perry Elizabeth Ragsdell Jimmy Raper David Raney Marilyn Rascoe Beverly Rhoads Criss Richardson Judy Riddle Susan Riffey Wanda Romines Felicia Sands Donald Shumard Don Simpson John Skinner Billy Smith Mike Smith Steve Smith Patty Snelson Linda Spalding Kathy Tate if A VIVY2 A -- N, y I S, ,i xii in Bi - A ,.,. ,.1,, .fik -r aii' fav , i I K si. up 23 Q' hi 1. is l ' L 4 I QA Junior High Pep Club boosts Cubs spirit. Freshmen commute between buildings for some of their classes. Pam Vanderburg Gloria Watts Mekey Weatherford Mike Weathersby Becky Weis Linnie Wheeler Dorris White Jenny Lynn White Ray Woodruff Rebecca Woodruff David Word Philip Yarbro Marvin Thomas Becky Thompson Bruce Traylor Bruce Turner Gary Vincent Mary Vanderburg ,rr . A , , ,, 1 Y jf., A 1, '2 ' ' X f' y: 4 if 4 f f,Q4'f, .,,. xv W fl 4? , ' KA? ' irr X. Q , rs, . ff h f ' if , S ie f fy 'R V iz. FA, .1 ,1 i r , , 4 ' r fm ,, ,, V is ff n 'IHXXQ . 'kim K 37 ,gf 1 .i Nu 'Wh 7 . . in , 'fiflif - ...rj t fs, ii' ik . A , 1 A 'af p T J , A Qi.. 'b K- ' -Q ' ':5,' .Q.4'j S? Lf' Q, fs 5 A ',, ir, 'rf 'ZA ' . . K' - fad T- 'J Q ,za l 3 f. , i A , 75's J: ,r 4 'f 2 -as rg. p Q ' on YC, I ,Fx ' 'Img K Q A ,, Uv 4 ,, Ae 'J .,g ' ig. rg M, sp a do M Q iy- sill' if , is fi Ei ghlh Grade QQ wr ,, aa D J A , r a 5- ki! Q V ..:: ' Z QQ, 1 Judy Alexander Boyce Allwhite Debbie Archibald C, E. Askew Rickie Avants Pam Banks Thelma Barnes Alpha Baynes Edward Bethell Zelda Britton Harmon Bryan Jeff Carlock Edward Carnett Janice Carroll Janice Caskey Alice Clark Ed Clark Arnold Cline Gary Cochrane Donna Crabtree Vida David James Davis Pat Dean Janet Derrick Danny Dixon Barbara Dodds Julie Doepel Ricky Elledge Linda Elms Thomas Ervin Sharon Erwin Annabeth Files Randy Files James Fitzhugh Barbara Folkner Donnie Geisler Tiger Cubs support the lt Tigers. Ronnie Geisler Mike Glover Pat Glover Roy Guthrey Billy lack Greenwood Annette Hall Paul Holloway Rufus Holrnes Charles Holtzlander Donnie Hopgood Ellen Hopkins Doris Horner Bo Jackson Allen James Tommy Jelks Gerald Johnson David Joshlin Steve Joshlin Steve Lawrence Sherry McDonald Pam Marshall Bobbie Medford Mark Medford Susan Medford Johnny Melvin Larry Melvin Bill Miller Sheila Moffet Louis Moss Brenda Morris Angie Newby Leon Nowlin Barbara Oltrnann Huvi Pardo Jerry Parker Mike Parsley Ralph Patton Ralph Piety Cecile Powell Kathy Riffey Russell Roberts Nora Romines Steve Ross Brent Schleisier Brenda Scott Ramona Severe Janie Short Iimmy Shumard trrt 1 s -j A it f.. sw? A ,,1.s. x at 25 1' Q fi 1 .. K. 1 .3 4 '90 if M tt A ,f 21 5 -'fps M, I X X Ln RX ,Q,, 5 f if ,si - . is 4. W..-fl 1 if iw 5345! 3 F' ' sr ,3 r nr la r , Q 13 K-Q1 G li II7 g w in fx jerry Williams Mi ke Williams Ray Williams Connie Wilhite Donny Young Carl Skinner Gary Skinner Ralph Smith Ricky Snead Judy Stafford Patricia Stice Sharon Stroud Chuck Thomas David Treece Berner Vernan Linda Warren Jeanette Weisle Susan White Sharon Whiteside Henry Wilks Adjustment period is difficult. Doris Barnes Connie Berry Jamie Kay Brewer Sharon Burgess Mike Burrow Lyn Burton Karen Carter Randy Carter Linda Cary Jay Clack Billy Clark Robert Cochrane Harold Colburn Debbie Cook Larry Cothern Linda Daughtery Ronnie Denny Robert Dobson Annie Allwhite Betsy Askew Kevin Adkins 4 , sf-K5 K f-aff A, M ,.b' , -, .4 in 7 'C Jackie Bagget A it it j 35. Pam Bagget 1 F? , xi' K at f N V . L Ill at le -Qi A Lili ini 'xii V r 5 il , V If A? Q ,, 4 4' ,t , r if .f. 4.2-3.'-:'f.5..f5zi. ix .i lily! X ft i .f 'I -' I K 4 A . ff: .. i 'IQ' f A is i s ri . i rrr Nix i 1 II9 -f-'Q 3 -4 , Seventh Grade Q g, A, fc 5 -Q x. A Q. W 3 .s Y J' ,gn Qi 'iii'-az 1 .. ' ?. '53 i 13 N - hm . it-.. - :Q G G V we G r , 4,9 nv ,D ' Jw 34 5. ,a t E 9 r'fM 1 ri ff ff - ,L Y. .',- -. ' ' 17216 ' L 'A J i Zgz fi L Q Fifi? , f 1 1 ii i F . 5 :A .av yi ,. v 5' 'W' K' 1 V rv 91 1 -A -1 , G 1 '4 I 'H' 5 -R- IQ ,,,. 3, h6,..4., , V' 3 'Vee A ' L. 4' W -.3 ME , 1- '13 '.a . sa K Brenda Elgen Joyce Elms Larry Ervin Delores Files Randal Files Forest Fisher Freddie Firts Betty Jo Flake Sarah Flake Cindy Freeman Tressie Sue Good Frank Goodman Bert Gray Anna Grizzle Allen Grommet Connie Hall Sandy Hall Mary Harlan Cecil Hartsell Robert Hickman Richard Hicks Danny Hodge Diane Hood Steve Hunt Dennis Irnus Debra Ingle Gail Jackson Renee Jenkins Dwight Johnson Vicki Johnston Sandra Junior Ofilia Kennebrew Odus Lee Kilpatrick Vicki Long Gary McDonald Robert Lynn McElroy Mike McKay Earl McMillion Paul McNeal Betty McVey Glendora Martin Johnny Martin Roger Mayo Gloria Maxwell Irene Meeks Patsy Morris Verna Morris Ronald Nash David Newby William Nickelson Richard Nolen Mike Norman James Nowlin Janice Pasley Bettie Pledger Debbie Pledger Cynthia Pulliam W. C, Quinn Terry Randall Donna Riffey Vickie Roberts Jimmy Rodgers Carol Rose Virginia Ross Debbie Roy Debbie Rusher Jimmy Settle Greg Smith Ann Snowden Boyd Story Casey Story Larry Stice Jerry Strickland Larry Strickland Doug Tate Linda Treece Michael Turner Nina Vanderburg Larry Vincent Shirley Walton Teri Webb Joyce Wiesle Benny Williams Laura Williams C 'F d The future Tigers! '+ve' J ffk i 5 A - K 1 I - A r W il hr. '1- . if I Tx g L J x .iis i Iii, be was ewgip M , L L i A' L av A N' V -1 A S of i af ty 13 J NM A V T D K K Fi' in kr.: ,. S j rf-': Q2' L is W e , my X, m W I 'Q I-.1 - ,, '-Ts xi X M' as -y 9 K f J X , , l2I fi Mavis Anderson Carole Boyd Audrey Compton Jean Ealey Jasmine Guthrie Mary Hammock Nancy Harrison Vera Henderson Alma Houser Ione Hurst Mary Frances MCK ay Helen Midkiff Joe Williams Elementary Faculty 'fi' Elementary teachers enjoy Tiger basketball games. Floy Miley Mary Moffitt Helen Moye Mabel Partee Bernadette Post Barbara Schaefer Patsy Smith Joanne Snowden Vera Swan Martha Vincent Georgia Walker Vivian Young Grooms Future Tigers 795111 Wwwmmwmmmdh Indispensable - T hafs The Word for these Elementary Aids ,-- M' 1 v -,2- wx f I Q rx' A ,- 45, Mickey Barbarotto --f Elsie Boyle . - Helen Campbell , MH- an 1' 5 ,, -Q 'S F X P Qi if .N 'VI-Z. ig- M 'A L ss,sss .e,,,x W , ,W,,, i '51 35 13. ,. ' K i .. , Dorothy Corbitt Wardene Elm ore Darlene Hunt s ,ee Pat Southerland '-f1 7 , f12 :.fs E l25 Sixth Grade ,, Bruce Anderson 2 ' 'F .. ww-za fk E li kj - - I -:' Q : I I ' 1 - M ' . 1 k:' - .L ie it g , ' ' , I ,.., M ,. ,ma 'K Ari? I is i 'X' S 5 rl 3 pyyp p N g Jr p Ying: . 1, ., XLL: Q ' 1 .-Q W '11 1' lik A lf, E 4' 'ii wyii h iff in 1 . ' l r S ,-- Q, . l wg 'i S . we-fi a- I 1 . i 2 K A , , , - . D l j ll A. 4 , :,', . X .. . J ' , A S i it ,Q i rrt me iw , K ,K .K r f ii . u p L ' .F N L' L VZVL f y! K gi p M 1 Jb: 5? .,: L g. I ' gr .. . L K ': L: ' I ' i., ' A ,, vs V. - E. - 1...- -' f - ' .1-' . 3' 1: ' Y 1 ff , .L .' 'V J 'E W- L, has , B 5, Y Sr R if L J l ,-., ii J I M I p are . ,, it J. '-get ui ,, U A I H fs. ali V, it H f-- ' m f J 1- A as iier : ff? . ' r h ' S N55 iiiii J J i . ,hV h fm x 1' Y , at y .,,. , is N Q 5 J ie X r L. J Jrhr Y yss 'X s J g ,Q ,.,. FQ S J , , Q ,,,' Q ,Jia im -I JZ , Q Q U x i i s e '26 ':' ' l Q 5 he , Q E i J- 'X ii il S S L is J sis ,, ff rr Jrrr p N Vicki Armstrong Clarence Avent Alice Baily Tanya Baker Carolyn Barnes Betty Rose Baines Everett Baines Robert Belcher Andy Bethell Steve Black Donald Blankenship Ronald Blankenship Esther Broadway Bobbie Camper Susan Carnett Burnis Caskey Dewayne Chappell David Chism James Cook Cherel Cothern Barry Crain Karen Cruthis Karan Davis Eddie Denney Dennis Denton Mike Doebel Dyan Doles Nathan Ervin David Evans Steve Files Lisa Fowler Mike Freeman Debra Fuller Carletra Geisler Joann Gordan Mike Green Cliff Greenwood Becky Grizzle Ronnie Harrison Gary Henderson Ricky Hickman Deloise Hill Ramona Huffman Dale Johnson Kenneth Joshlin Jackie Junior Peggy Junior Johnnie Kennebrew Katrina Lee Shirley Lewis Virginia Lewis Keith Loewer David London Keith London ' J ' ff 4 W . Jih f J S an ,, ,,, ,xi Q Eff fr ' x V ' i ,Qu ,V A ,ff J -'Q r Ji A f rr xv- at S Q S -ws. , ... . L y m it t -rf l V? . 'is' 'yi W xg J 'if' 'i + - , ,Q l i J 'A F S ffl: LM 5 3 J? 1 1: S J x f tiniest ' ,it R Y W iw 3. H u gy Y U , y A , Q if J :5:3.n,? at Jaxx gift r H, ., 1- rrvtfm Q? J tg fr. .LL.1 fx Steve London Danny Lusk Karen McClenclon Ava Medford Samuel Medford Tommy Miley Robert Moffett Joe Moore Marilyn Moore Wayne Neal Douglas Nowlin Bobby Oliver Toni Patrick Linda Perry James Piety Audrey Pounders Patricia Powell Larry Quinn Mary Ann Quinn Jeanette Reed Mae Reed Rhonda Riffey Jeanette Roberts Paula Sanford Cindy Satterfield Robin Schlesier Barbara Shumard Betty Shumard David Smith I. V. Smith Ricky Smith Ronnie Snead Pamela Sorrels Bill Stafford Farris Stafford Julie Staggs Just one hop from Junior High? 2 5 -QW at fm: - 1' 99 ,, 1 Q, gas! J 3 5 I 1 i ' 'VV dit I at n . ia, 1 v 'S A as 1 'vw a BAS 1: if 9 W wr I t .ky D' v .1 ' 1 C I 11 ,fi N K. ,sv ., W!! .- , , 12, , H. rf 55 2- -sw ,, J., . sggjff 4-In I7' , k ,V , . ..,::' W 2 fx I i F Wh Grade- '-,- '.f -1, .J K' 4' r 1 'swf' if ' 4 J S e '!Is mtf' J is 5 in v 'f-. I f . 5 A rrsl i f- - A Q t Aihi I 'k J a A : 2 lyil I in may 1 F R A75 A Tommy Trammell Arnold Turner Scott Vance Charles Volner Chris Volner Doug Walker Brenda Ward Jerry Ward Rayford Ward Randy Watts Sharon Kay Webster Rosie Lee White Patrice Wilkerson Gay Williams Rebecca Wilson Gary Wood Susan Word Melanie Adkins Birtha Mae Armstrong Tim Banks Albert Barnes Glenda Bates Carolyn Bowe Janice Boyle Mark Brarnel Gary Britton Frankie Bryan Ronnie Burrow Mickey Campbell Dale Carrol Steven Carroll Alvin Carter John Carter Barbara Clark Debbie Clay Jana Cook Darrel Cothren Gary Covington Sandy David Susan Davis Shelia Denney Dennis Depriest Phyllis Dixon Terry Joe Dobrzeniecki Mike Duke Laura Elledge Billy Erwin 2- K 1 kihi 5' P K g it ,Q A Y, r J '1 ':1 A 1 1h . V ,iw H A sa.. k,, . S: . , kkkk kk S' ' . -- I 'L ' r 1 3 H -1- ' - . 'x 4 qs 'ii' , If. aff r-. f' E',5k J L' -' . ir 6 A - ' F W H .. V K .. .1 T. ,.... r , Q 3 X A i a n A , .. 'Q A - . is i s ' ,. 112, .. 5 L-SJ: :' L M L Y: ' r , v., QR . i n i, 1 E, N Vk.. rf. ,..,ix: 1, V 7 A 9 N rrrr A C or ?,.,+4.- :.., A K t myzb ,.,, 5 , Y , A ft if rs k :'2 Fx fffff nr s - A H L .,.. J ., V Q- .ri ' M rrr .. ,., . Q SJ 1 5 div, , . ., rx M g psf' J . J ' 2 rrrs f is sf f ,, -. i - - W f ' s . A I V i -rl it .. 3 ' . , W..k g agp , J Sr gkL, L g . , . .g,, - i F - as , mm1.A H Q5 w w fi ,F , . 1 ,, ' X .. J .... , A f 1 C ,,,Ag . - , .ir . ' 1 Donnie Files Mary Flake Mike Fowler Jimmy Free David Gordon Duane Hall Gail Hamner Athena Harris Gary Haynes Larry Hopgood Lavenna Howton Frankie Jackson Tony Jimmerson Janet Kennedy Wayne Loewer Melville Long Mark McCain Mike MCCorkle Mike Maness Ruth Anne Martin Kim Medford Anita Melvin Dwain Melvin Beth Milton Gwendolyn Moffett Lawrence Moss Rickey Myers Geneva Nash James Neal Philip Norman Patsy Odom Rickey Patrick Robert Poland Gregory Powell Alice Faye Quinn Charles Ragsdell Rebecca Raney Cathy Reynolds Linda Rhoads Rosa Lea Riddle Marvin Roberts Mary Rodgers Jessie Romines Anna Mae Ross Vickie Schoonover Belinda Simpson Cheryl Stafford Pam Staggs Micheal Story Morris Story Brine Swindle Susan Swindle Russell Tackett Calvin Tefteller Eugene Terhune Debra Thomas Lola Mae Turner Judy Vincent Daphne Volner Jana Walker nv Aka' ,ua W' M ' . aa. 'km 1 Q ls r . if v I Q-L 6 1 xb ' ww .4 0. .gap f fam . I ,fl-.v mia ,5 gif' v-gn Q33 ,, ggi, . 4 B+ 3 ri Q9 'J 2' 1' s 'Af ! Jttt . . , I- Aa . Fourth Eddy Alderson Amy Anderson Bobby Avent Timothy Baker Joan Barnes Jimmy Beard Judy Belcher James Berry Diana Berhell Richard Blankship Melanie Brown Raymond Buchanan Mark Burrow Mary Beth Caldwell Terry Carter Elva Cary Joe Clack Samuel Coburn Grade 5 Leslie Warr Richard Warren Betty Whittaker Wayne Wilkins Floyd Woodruff Steve Word Donna Yarbro Jimmy Young Linda Young Ronald Young 14, L '2 Q' ii 4 Q 7 Qi Mez gi 5 V a .1 fx . ,mi K, Q ai or 3 an 3,5 'fu V K 'f' . .. if ,fx is -ii VH W -4 f 'F 39 'ik ir W f -V il J ,iv 1225:-, Am ,af if J- ti at J J, Q If , , an 1 Y 0. n V en 1-'Q' 1 Q: I ,, -me t 'Q ., at ,, 5 Q 1. 1 sr 4 s fi- .ws if .. J, L J , A 4 V fl V V V V V V EV , ., I J, J ,J - J if J W' ' F , I , ,. : Q , ,1 'V J kvif -:-2 f . 'k-, wr K- -iw' '- .,,, ',,. . , r J l ssi R l lg ' J 'f W - ' 1 fff,-.. K ' I Q -N . zii VN' V - ' 333 if .f x 'K iv ,-4' ' as I I la ' f +A 1 J J if f 5 , A , :ZI f l ' V ' V , A J L ' A is srrry V , L E' ' , - VJ V , -a, an V ., V jgjyifiyggigi rg i it 1 .. , , L J - - W ' ir lf,'fiV7SiQ d ,. ' N, in J g l J -, 1' ' , I' -L-.L im J Isfw ' V ' A VZ ng: , V , ' 433 A , 3 Vi, ' 'iiiw .f?-fir 3' ----.f ' r H' . I -' ' -'Z A A M I ZV, ' 3 ' q ',,, V Viva' M 1 ,,:1 .fi , as - 'I+-111 ,-- , , 4 ll gr JJJ rv L, J Y ::: A V Wrykk V ,V . , V , VV VV VV VVV , V VVV , B ,f yyrr it JV A f ' J Vy.. is ' F FX, , X. fua J, . , :iVs'- R ' V . - 1 i s at me-lim . J wggiss ails - b 'i ' 5 . - if .:.I l 1,1 .,,f A ' ' frm W Li, . ' ' , Q' ,gf K or ' gf '- fin mg V' :fr ltr? 3211 f t57 f f' 5 ' -1 I K L f'AQ 7'27'7L'?2f33 , 2' F :-- I ' A511 2. 14 S'4ri'afR'l I'-':'Ji ' . , :J .1 Cheryl Cook Cathy Cooper Debbie Crain Mike Creekmore Debra Cruthis Catherine Davis Ray Davis Roy Davis Vernie DeGunion Billy Dodson Floyd Dobson Mike Dodds John Paul Dodson Patrica Farmer Gerald Fitts Lawrence Foster Michael Fowler Glenda Free Linda Jean Free Linda Freeman Brenda Geisler Linda Geisler Charlotte Graham Franklin Greenwood Sandra Guthrey Debra Hallum James Earl Hamilton Ruth Ann Hamilton Lynn Helms Brenda Herndon Ricky Hickman Nancy Hicks Sharon Holloway Cathy Holman Landon Hood Mary Kay Hunt Lisa Hurst Robert Jones Rickey Kennedy Lana Kilpatrick Glenda Lacefield Lenora Lacefield Pamela Lauderdale Earl Lee Lay Ronald London Alfred McCallum Alvin McCallum Janet McCloud Loretta McDonald James McElroy Collette McGarity Odell McNeal Eugene Major Michael Miley Alma Mitchell Janet Moffit Dorothy Morgan Bill Morris Charles Mullinax Jimmy Meyers ,,,. oii S ' 'T i d i . , 'K 2' 1 ' , , ' f ,A f f A , i I ,A.,. . 7, V. . A jfs 'V: .,,, ' ' gi. f P if a s at orrls i rirr I r W iw , .1., ,. .Mawr ... 'G' 324' ' s is , ' ' MP ,J 2-1. 'Na- e , , 3. t -In Vg-,x.'n'. 4r . '- l 1 Q ir K.. .. , J I f ' J - i gb QI wk J ,, 'L - V , fs. ssyyy 1 2 f ....V :gf V, , 'O' ii M W , V lg, 4 'V J it in 5 Q lf, U, P . J Q ,fi if VLKVVVV qw B Q ig, 1 W i ' ,V',,.l 'iff ' . -.51 . 'af lv f . psf, ,B V 41325, 'SWS' if .aa ,Q 1 , R 81,34 ,I f 1 ,V ' 11f+JfjlSf i ' fs 5. va '- nk ,. iv K s :N J VV ' ., ,,,,... .W ,V J zissszirfshiax. girls ' ,,:S ?5fa2 45' fr 5 I if , ig H r f VV T J iii ,kwrr jj if J' ,,i:,,, f YIA ' C I ,. , ,,., J . W 1 essay J ,ln M Z, J Z X 'P - 11sqzf?-rfiwmg-fifiif ki si , Mah? ,M V .,, . ,E not 5 zli Nl ' . I , ,J if I -If ' - ,graft i s : A Q C I . in sssr 1 rrsi ,A srar I 1 - Jana Newby Joe Newby Keith Newby Annette Nickelson Debra Nowlin Marsha Nowlin Danny Osburn Donald Parker Billy Paschal Vickie Patrick Stacy Patton Charles Pearson Judy Quinn Lloyd Ramsey Johnny Lee Reed Cindy Reynolds Tommy Ridley James Roberts Joyce Romines Barry Roy Penny Sanford Greg Satterfield Debra Scott Peggy Seiber William Sherman Vickie Shumard Paul Skinner Beverly Ann Smith Diane Smith David Stafford E.J. Stice Julie Story Gerald Strickland Louis Strickland Sharon Marie Swanigan Lora Thrift Rena Tyler Ramona Volner Verona Volner Inez Walker Kristina Wallace Janet Watts Cynthia Weatherly Jessica Weisle Valintina Weisle Robbie Wheeler Ricky White Shirley White David Whiteside Julie Wilkerson Patty Willhite John Williams III Pamela Williams Cheryl Ann Wilson Deborah Wilson Betty Jo Wofford Doyle Woods Morris Yarborough Judy Young Robin Young -'QE if , will H2 , .1 4 W' , 5, . ff, 3 sf 5'iWF?4 3 1.2 Q W, Third Grade . ri 'ff gg' We i gr ,D ' is Jr 4' saass 41 at 1F'l'?i it Q- 5 i U s tris ia ' 'S ' 1 .5 I, -, ., , , as , ff . xi i i ? ' Judy Kay Allwhite Bobby Anderson Kim Anderson Lynn Anderson Harrison Armstrong Anna Askew Alan Baker Robert Beard Sandra Berry George Bethell Shirley Bethell David Black Sereatha Bracely Carolyn Calahan Hugh Campbell Dorothy Camper Clarence Cary Nellie Caskey Donna Clark Karan Clark Cheryl Compton Cathy Cox Jimmy Crump Lisa Daugherty Helen Dobson Ricky Duke Patty Elgen Christy Elledge Randy Erwin Mark Files Lee Ann Foster Douglas Fowler Marissa Frey Diane Froman Donald Fuller Leslie Gibbs Mrs. Hunt helps these eager students to increase their read ing capabilities. .4 2, G 3 T a T E1- I6 y . Jr. -wmv .1 g pr B A E P ,L..' - ' T gfff' Z .4 T , 'i .rg i fkk T ,pfa i Q f ss mm? 5 ln.b ' A E s s G f-if 's if T tiff' Q -Q T 7' f 'Y . '., ' 5. WM' - 5 - : e f- E, i 3in-xwfiiiinaggggfff a A -,Q ins f gTf2 PDQ nafgs V Wx K . W - kiik , L,,f 'L , N713 C 5- f:s. ..1 , V ' K Q ' P ,f s ar. gig ,Alf all M, s M' ' 4- ' ' IV- A if if B.: - s.-if 1 is S+ 1 T f as - K K Q. fkk 3 ' f K .I V I ,bs T fm If In T efif as if , , A uu..,,, , fe '1 5 T J , QQ, J . v K' Bill Gifford Benny Gray Shelia Guthery Brenda Hamilton David Hamner Dionne Harold Perry Harris Tommy Harrison Rickey Holtzlander Dorothy Hopgood Marla Howton Gerald jackson Dorothy Kennebrew Ricky Loewer Debra London Dorcas Low Lilly Major Regina Martin Gary McCallie Alfred McMillion Teddy Milloway Marcus Mitchell Stanley Moffett Kenny Moore Jo Ann Morgan Kristy Morris Brenda Faye Moss Rhonda Nash Billy Nelson Jarvis Ollis Marvin Osburn Alan Parker Pam Pearson Sabrina Peel John Pyle Dianne Quinn Kathy Quinn Lamont Ramsay Robbin Ramsay Shryll Reynolds Jana Roberts Wayne Roberts Joel Rodgers Mary Roland Andy Sartan John Marion Satterfield Danny Scott Wilson Sharp Wallace Shaw David Simpson Carole Sorrells Nannette Staggs Debbie Story Rusty Teal Presley Terrell Robert Thomas David Thompson James Turner Alma Vance Roger Van Winkle l at in .. ,, :Rh I '-gr-11' A y . Eiga.. 2 . V if .tg We .,,: ,y .f g Second Grade N I , K W rh kk r KV . 4 Tik ' ' it y r it ii X Y'a be w ' M r 5 iti M 'V ' K ,, LbiAL , LLAkl' ' .,, 'A'A fab- g A AA 'if '--- a l , ' or W r tsr tys lt- r Z, 1 f - b KWVV Vilig K i kk,V: K g g ,, . t N- i ,V -a-. A xfrlrrwirafsn gl h, :J as ILZZIZ r tt A l l: rt G F rsac l ssrsti f fli .y if J tcct rry G Q x , Kim Volner Deborah Walker Gary Warren Glenda Warren Mike Webb Diane Wheat Bobby Williams Clarissa Williford Jean Ann Wilson Cynthia Wooten Gretchen Word Shirley Armstrong Ida Mae Burns Cherie Bedwell David Belcher Ricky Bennett Bobby Boyle Ken Boyle Alan Brewer Freda Britton Ricky Burns Phillip Burrow Angela Butcher Rhonda Carroll Curtis Caskey Colleen Chappell Jon Clack Regina Cook Becky Cruthis Reba Daniel Joe Davis Tommy Davis Danny Joe Dean Terry Lynn Deason Mack Dedman Jeff Dixon Dennis Dobson Dwayne Elgin Terry Elms Larry Farmer Gail Fitzhugh Glenda Fowler Eddie Free Delynn Gordon Curtis Goodrich Cordelia Green Dena Greenwood Judith Gtommett Ronnie Guthrie Cathy Hale Regena Hamner Virginia Harlan Karen Hendrix 1, af -1 1 .lr v 4 F x as VW 1 nf s f we X lv ., U -r. Q 'V' 5 ag, if' , Alf 1' .S . K.. M., x Q .. I i 6. Y Y 1 49 - ' W ix K V' . V49 ' J if xg.-Q - ' Y 'Ha . L, A ., P . 1 H 5 MK if -1 .LE J t P 6 'haf s , qfaf., . , J 'SQ J H ...bln-7431 Q' 'Hin if-es j fb .Q P-Q-.Vg-af we-22444 A al ' 59 ., 3 ,ai .5 . 'S' n '.5on.,' .. . Q - do . ,. .. 4 av- ' ' n 1, f ' ' 9 P ,. K5 K N b Q' if K w 5 Y f S idly ' i Sk 5 , ,'f ' F' L James Herndon Denise Herring Jessie Hickman Betty Holmun Linda Hood Bobby Howton John Huffman Valentine Huffman Mark Hurst Donnie Ishmon Debbie Johnson Gary Joshlin Karen Junior Diana Lacefield Judy London Peggy London Ricky London Dale Love Karen McCoy Marsha McDonald Desira McGarity Gary Miles Dale Miley Julie Mitchell Belinda Moffett James Mullinax James Nelson Janise Norman Paula Nowlin Jennifer Oltrnann Michael Parker Julia Kay Perry Dorothea Piety Joel Portwood Bobby Powell Roy Ray, Jr. Exhusted, the Tigers of 1977 return to their classes. lax., J' st. s w ik at 2 4 . 'Q tggyb H CT. :ss - C L fiqi iii' t.C SQ i w'f5 b.QS fkff -7 fifbfhq fits I A L .3 S -r Q . , eb.. , -at - - . t L W is it f x ' A s . e- , . i First Grade In ..., B , b to 3 S if is K 9' L S Q y , ti19 t ft S 5 Q Q kL?E x' h.Jl..A rf 53 as HW isgiitl , :A .I 52,5 N51 ti' ff! 4 ' I 4 Judy Ann Reed Gay Rieke Terry Riggs Kathy Roland Bruce Sherman Joe Shumard Ladell Smith Mary Ann Smith Susan Stafford Theresa Stafford Bret Staggs Leroy Story Sharon Sullivan Elizabeth Tarrants C.J. Turner John Tyler Debbie Vincent Jimmy Vincent Claudette Volner Johnny Webb Johnny Weisle Billy Joe White Larry Williams Jim Wofford James Wood Billy Wayne Young Brax-ton Young Ranea Young Darlen Alderson Dewayne Alverson Kerry Arnett Gwendolyn Baggett Bonita Bailey Curtis Baily Paul Beard Mike Bedwell Sandy Bethell Laurie Brewer Valrie Brewer Helen Brown Leslie Brown Martha Brown Donna Bryant Penny Campbell Jon Carroll Ruth Carter Frank Chism Jacklin Clark Scott Clay Thomas Clay Barry Cook Sheryll Crump W J f area 32.1341 av fl 4, ,L w Lets: S 3,24 if 1 y r im N J 'le w +- J yryry y if lla it ' we W 2 it 1 , , I -,, all 3 N rs H . 'V . LW! A FRN Delana Davidson Joe Davis Carolyn Denny Dewayne Depriest Donald Dobson Andrew Dole Jan Duke Carolyn Farmer Leigh Ann Files Susan Foster Vince Foster Tommy Fowler Johnny Freeman Robert Freeman Wesley George Chris Gordon Ricky Graham Delois Gray Paula Griggs Kevin Hall Sherry Hall Shelby Hartsell Craig Henard Raymona Herring William Hicks Dale Howton Johnny Howton Judy Howton Connie Ingle Gayla Johnson Johnny Johnson Lorrie Kegley Stacey Knight Janet Lacefield Roger Lawson Karen Loewer Kimsey McCluskey Garry McCoy Kenney McCoy Alan McCroskey Benny McDonald Gail McGowne Mark McKay Curtis McNeal Tina McVey Kelley Maxwell Mike Medford Jon Evan Miller David Moffitt Golden Moore Mike Morris Jim Moser Jackie Murphy Dion Nash Cindy Nichols Marie Osier Mike Pearson Tim Prestwood Ester Quinn Nick Quinn r J M g A' . N .. , f zi - .XEI at 1. A fe: J r J i it N R , A 1-- ggyy S J g 3 , Eibi at JJ l i d t idddi :-q v ,Q stssr J 't Q ' LLLIL R v S- S P 1, at f 5 Tmdxrr ! 3 ,mL : l i Jrtrtty Q, Ronnie Quinn Kelly Ridley Annette Rogers Jannette Rogers Joyce Roland Kathy Roy Sarah Schlesier Vanessa Schoonover Joe Sherman Vernon Simpson Jackie Smith Ronald Smith Betty Joe Stafford Mora Stafford Ronnie Stice Richard Stratton Nancy Sullivan Larry Teal Mike Terhune Mark Terry Andre Tyler Elizabeth Van Kannegon Daniel Vance Raymond Volner Harvey Walker Chris Ward Daryl Watlington Julie Webb Jerry Whiteside Mary Alice Willhite John Williams Keith Wood Deborah Wooten Janie Young Vira Young The elementary students prove that interest in reading begins at an early age. I39 Providing needed services for the school is the re- sponsibility of these workers, commonly known as the staff. Whether the service consists of pro- viding hot meals at noon or keeping the facilities of BHS clean, the job falls in these capable hands In an October assembly, BHS custodian, Dan Solo- man, was presented a gift by the BHS student body in gratitude for the twenty-five years of service he has rendered the school. Even though the time of automation is growing nearer each day there are still certain things that only human hands can do. And the people be- hind these hands are the hinges of a modern school Workers society in which they form the means of keeping the school operating smoothly and in high gear. This staff goes unthanked most of the time, but they do their work in a responsible way. Virgil Monroe Bus Drivers Thomas Cremeen L. D. Faulkner Ed Reiter T. W. Nowlin James Bartrand Charles Steward Myrtle Hargrove Bill Walters Faye Joshlin Hill Walters james Iizirtrand Through rain or sleet or hail or snow the kids must go through. And this is the grave responsibility of the hus drivers of our school. Many times they must work overtime driving the teams, ious places. We thank them for their tireless efforts and faithfulness. l4I the band and other organizations to var- Credzt Where Credzt u I X, x xx Coach Schmidt Due Future Stars from Class of '67? Upper Fourth of Class of '67. Coach Porter A utographs 'Q TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made Y .Q Jawa S'Q '9h . 1- lt' ,ff fxjv: at--,-, ,J Z. it f 5,6 ,tfsfg P ffvili mf' . .- fx, . M ' 0 6 ' K - ,, ,n vw. Q 11. . n . , 1, 4' 1 f 1. ' -. v 4 9 A ,, .. 4 rf, , MA. L 1 ' yn' ,, f r .- J 9531, Q: 4 W 'W Q, J ,P , mmm an-w w 'Q ' Q LL f -waagr 1. ff- ,pvc . A ,, Q, - W - f-. ,. -. g vc: f f ' Q -fad. -Q ,ra :Q1::sm-,.f:3! -CWEZSWF- 2S q:f?'i . . . . - 1- - 'L vf ---- --K ' -' Q ' 4-gi51 e:f v g1gJ,- 4.- 1 4 1' -'WT ' '-:ii 1?-veffgm ,J QE? ,- ,. 3 ,-,. .'aa?fg'kQ,, W,-Q. - . via, -24' ieiwg V A f..- g . 1.., -- ff. -H . A - - ?- fgiiif--1411-. i'--'51,-1-',s.ZT'. . . Q - , . - .V -f- uw., 4. Q - YMM, .V 431,-mmm. Qzn-:.f1.xgf:L.f.Q:, if . .Y , -.-. ,G W sfw-ii.-fqwmfcwf,-:'L- ',.,1:.-.fyfkxffgzib-61--f4.:.:fas.:eff?:Mfas'Wf-'-'-1-HTYH.. . ,.-,. v- .M -.ur -,i ..--V-g:,,7:2:f'1 -'Q W-J ziziv-ff !tff, 1 f-ru .:'f':f'--'f-A-1L1'12f -Yr.-.wx-5-:Sv 'vagm-' ref f-,1'rQ-if.,m.f:,- ---H-' . f - ':'iSSff'ffQ'K'- .,-A-, Linkin?-,--f,1fg,3:igg,Fg51:r3?y3mgg,::Q:g:1gfsQ:?pg1QS-TQ'-if-?.:1tggcyfqf,gibg,.:g.ggfqi.yc:fe4:.5g'gg.-212332155-'wg 'SJ-2' lz.Qf. 5 412 -1 ' f -, . . , ,.,.. -. .4 .,., 1 H fvyl .--N .'. -: rw- ,. 1 x,, 5'-,Km- na -gg. 1- - -- V: 2- :S fr'-J:,rf-.v,:f:,.Q1-rf: 1-, ,, -vu , ... . , u...,.,.. ,-M -Y f- -, . - Y-- - . f - . -M ,.A-. .Y,fx,.... , .- ,. ...- ,H V