Brinkley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Brinkley, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1973 volume:

TIGERS '73 TIGER Brinkley High School Brinkley, Arkansas There's a message in LEAVES - the sun drenched greens of late summer; the glowing twilights and burst of mid-autumn golds, oranges and reds, matched only by the burst of enthusiasm in pep rallies, new classes, football games and a new school year: the heavy pall of inactivity and the wind tossed browns of winter mirrored in the drabness of routine; then the renaissance of excitement, the incipient traces of an early spring and the anticipation of the end of the school year and a new beginning - all reflect the moods of nature. 2 Table Of Contents Student Life 24 People Sponsors Indexes 88 128 166 August, September August 13 - yearbook workshop at Ouachita Baptist University; August 13 - first day of football practice; August 31 - arrival of senior rings; September 19 - National Honor Society officers elected; September 19 - choir sells candles; September 28 - classes meet to make plans for homecoming. 5 October, November October 4 - Homecoming mum sales; October 5 - School Day pictures taken; October 9 - National Honor Society tutor room began; October 9 - Halloween king and queen candidates elected; October 13 - Homecoming bonfire and game; October 20 - Parents' Day; October 28 - FHA to Clarendon for Federation 12 meeting; October 28 - Halloween Carnival; October 31 - Super Tiger try-outs; November 3 - Pep Club formed; November 7 - assembly program to kick-off annual sales; November 13 - day off for deer season; November 17 -Thanksgiving program given by speech class; November 20-24 -Teachers’ meeting and Thanksgiving holidays; November 28 - arrival of senior portraits. 7 December, January 8 December 11-12 - school dismissed for snow days; December 19-Jan-uary 2 - Christmas holidays; Jan. 2, Mr. Dewey Snowden became Superintendent of Schools; January 8-10 - school dismissed for snow days. February, March 10 February 2, senior skip day”; February 20 - Juniors order senior rings: February 26-March 2 - Teacher Appreciation Week; March 6 -French Mardi Gras celebration dinner at Flames Restaurant. 11 12 April 14 - Mid-South Latin Tournament at Memphis State University: April - Student Council elections; May 2 - arrival of yearbooks; May 25 - GRADUATION!! ! 13 Administration Operates ABOVE: The civic minded members of the school board are Mr. Carl E. Geisler, Mr. Robert B. Anderson, Mrs. Ella M. Carroll, Mr. W. C. Grizzle and Mr. Ed Bethell. Their duties include forming all school policies and the hiring of faculty. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Willhite observes students in hallway. RIGHT: Superintendent Dewey Snowden began his new duties in early January. Mr. Snowden has been with the Brinkley school system since 1954 in various capacities including assistant high school principal, middle school principal, and basketball coach. BHS With Efficiency LEFT: Mr. Charles Wil- hite, principal, and Mr. Leon Randolph, assistant principal, discuss the problems that face them daily. LOWER LEFT: Answering the phone is just one of the numerous duties of Mrs. Elsie Boyle, high school secretary. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Leon Randolph finds a spare moment at beginning of day to read the morning paper. 45 Teachers' Activities Vary With Their Interests RIGHT: Mrs. Madeline Floyd received her B.S. degree from the University of Oklahoma. Mrs. Floyd taught algebra. Her hobbies include watching lots of television. BOTTOM: A round of golf is the favorite pastime of Mr. Donald Massey, Mr. John Walker and Coach Richard Wilkerson. Mr. Donald Massey attended Arkansas A. M. N. where he received both B.S. and B. A. degrees. Mr. Massey, who is active in community service, taught biology and general science. He also sponsored the junior class. Mr. John Walker taught American history and was sponsor of the senior class. Mr. Walker, who received a B.A. degree from Arkansas College, also enjoys hunting and Fishing. Besides his duties as junior high basketball coach, Mr. Richard Wilkerson taught geometry and General Math II and sponsored the junior class. He attended State College of .Arkansas, where he received a B.S.E. degree. 16 ABOVE: A sponsor of the sophomore class, Mr. Larry C. Pennington, taught English 9 and English 10. He attended Henderson State College, Southern State College, and Ouachita Baptist University. He has both B.S.E. and M.S.E. degrees. Mr. Pennington particularly interested in biological science.. TOP LEFT: Mr. Rufus Alexander taught building technology at the Fargo Occupational Training Unit. A graduate of Arkansas A.M. N., Mr. Alexander holds a B.S. degree. CENTER LEFT: As counselor, Mr. James D. Parrish was totally involved with the students of B.H.S. He received an A. A. degree from Southern Baptist College. B.S. E. degree from State College of Arkansas and M.S.E. degree from Arkansas State University, where he completed his graduate work. LEFT: Mr. Johnny Massey, a graduate of Henderson State College, taught General Math I. Mr. Massey has a B.S.E. degree. He enjoys hunting and fishing. 17 RIGHT! In his third year at B.H.S., Mr. Palmer Bryan taught both primary and secondary art courses. He is a graduate of Henderson State College and has a B.S.E degree. Mr. Bryan contributed much to the enthusiasm at the pep rallies with his colorful signs. FAR RIGHT: Enjoying life, nature, good books, and her family are the favorite pastimes of Mrs. Carl Stewmon. Mrs. Stewmon received B.S.E and M.S.E degrees from Arkansas State University. She taught English II and Grammar 9 and also sponsored the sophomore class. BOTTOM: Archery and breeding dogs are only two of the hobbies of Mr. Hugh Weatherford. Mr. Weatherford taught Agriculture I, II, and III and sponsored the Future Farmers of America. He received a B.S.A. degree from Arkansas State University. ie LEFT: Supporting and coaching the Tigers are the favorite activities of Coach Bob Hattabough and Coach Roscoe White. Coach White, who attended Henderson State College, taught civics and P.E He has a B.S.E degree and enjoys hunting. Coach Bob Hattabough attended Southern State College, where he received a B.S.E. degree. His hobbies include hunting and most outdoor sports. BOTTOM LEFT: Knitting and crocheting are two of the many interests of Mrs. Bert Dial. Mrs. Dial taught choral music, driver’s education and adult living. She attended Arkansas State University, where she received a B.S.E degree. BOTTOM: Two real “outdoorsmen. Mr. Erwin Smith and Mr. Bill Jones, enjoy nothing better than hunting and fishing. Mr. Smith, who sponsored the freshman class and taught phyacal science graduated from A.M. N. with a B.S. degree. Mr. Jones, who taught biology, graduated from the University of Arkansas with a B.S.E degree. He co-sponsored both the National Honor Society and the Science Club. 19 TOP: Mrs. A. C. Baker spends her free time with her pets, a dog and a tank of tropical fish. Sne earned a B.S. degree at Arkansas A M N. She did ner graduate work at Iowa State University and at the University of Arkansas. She sponsored the senior class and the Future Homemakers of America and taught Home Economics 1 and II. ABOVE: Watching a progressing game of solitaire are Mr. Wayne Hasley, Mr. Mike Thomas and Mrs. Geraldine Simpson, all instructors at Fargo. Mr. Hasley, who graduated from Henderson State College, taught automotive technology. Mr. Mike Thomas earned a B.S. degree at Mississippi State University and State College of Mississippi. He completed his graduate work at the University of Arkansas. He taught welding technology. Mrs. Geraldine Simpson, who taught health occupations, is a registered nurse. She received her training at Methodist Hospital in Memphis. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Leslie Battles, a graduate of Arkansas State University with B.S. and M.S. degrees, taught chemistry, physics, and General Math II. He sponsored the National Honor Society and enjoys hunting. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Virginia Williams, a graduate of Arkansas A M N with a B.S. degree, taught secretarial practice, general business and Typing II. She also sponsored the freshman class. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Harold Cooper earned a B.S.E. degree at State College of Arkansas. She co-sponsored the science club. Her hobbies range from hunting to flying her own plane. 20 QlR LEFT: Mrs. Helen Prince rweived her B.S. degree from Mississippi State College for Women and completed her graduate work at the University of South Mississippi. She taught shorthand and bookkeeping. LEFT: A graduate of Arkansas State University with both B.S.E. and M.S.E. degrees, our librarian, Mrs. Neven T. Moye, enjoys painting. She sponsored the library club. CENTER: A sponsor of the senior class, Mrs. lohn Williams, taught Typing I. She earned a B.S.E. degree at Arkansas A M; her hobbies include sewing. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Phyllis Vondran taught English 9 and 10 and speech. Mrs. Vondran graduated from Arkansas State University with a B.S.E. degree. Mrs. Vondran enjoys motorcycle riding. Miss Joan Deere, who taught Grammar 9 and reading, attended the U. of A. Sne sponsored the B.H.S. cheerleaders and Pep Club. Miss Deere has a B.S.E. degree and enjoys water skiing. BOTTOM LEFT: A graduate of Hendrix College with a B.A. degree, Mr. Irvin Robinson taught civics, psychology, sociology, American government and problems in democracy. BELOW: A graduate of State College of Arkansas with a B.S.E. degree, Mr. Joel Nicholson taught Industrial Arts I and technical drawing. 21 ABOVE: Weight-watching is a common interest of Mrs. ]. E. Sims and Mrs. Jubal Etheridge. Mrs. Sims earned her B.A. degree at Central Methodist College. She taught both primary and secondary courses in Latin and French and sponsored the yearbook staff and J.C.L. A graduate of State College of Arkansas with a B.S.E. degree, Mrs. Jubal Etheridge taught English 9 and 12. She also sponsored the student council. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Harsley Parr, a graduate of Arkansas State University with a B.S.E. degree, sponsored the junior class. He taught civics, world history and P.E. and enjoys a game of pool. CENTER: Miss Vicki Scott taught girls’ P.E. and the girls’ sports team. She received her B.A. degree at Hendrix College. Miss Scott sponsored the junior class and enjoys bike riding. BOTTOM: Keeping the Fargo Unit running smoothly is the job of Mr. Jerome Jenkins. He has B.A., B.S., and M.S.E. degrees. 22 LEFT: Lending a helping hand to the faculty members were Mrs. Precious Pritchett, Mrs. Jennie Bea Tucker and Mrs. Dora Buzzard. CENTER LEFT: A man of various interests, Mr. Jon Barbar-otto, directed the senior high band. He earned his B.S.E. degree at Arkansas A M. Mr. Bar , as he is called, fills his spare hours with his duties as local scout master. CENTER RIGHT: A graduate of Philander Smith College with a B.A. degree, Mr. L. D. Lucas taught building technology at Fargo. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. A. C. Baker earned his B.S. degree at Arkansas A.M. N. He enjoys hunting and fishing and taugnt Junior High School science. BOTTOM: Mrs. Mattie Lomax received her B.A. degree at Philander Smith College. She taught Grammar 11 and 12 and enjoys playing the piano. STUDENT LIFE 25 Activities Increase Enjoyment In Languages French, the third most widely spoken language in the world, and Latin, the basis of most modem languages and the foundation of our own, were again offered this year with the new addition of a second year Latin class. Students studied French through the aural-oral approach. They listened to native speakers on the electronic lab, imitated that speech and gradually learned to read and write the target language. An understanding of grammatical structure was achieved through drills and workbook exercises. With films and outside reading, students learned about French culture from pen-pals in France. In Latin 1 syntax and basic forms were stressed. In addition to the structure of the language the influence of Latin on other languages was emphasized. The greatest emphasis was placed on English words derived from Latin. In Latin II, however, students concentrated on the Roman way of life, their religion, their leaders, their myths and history, along with a reinforcement of grammar studied in first year Latin. TOP: Jimmy Parr and Stacy Wilhite pin up a map of France. LEFT: Jeanette Wynne enters Mid South Fair Talent Contest as Helen of Troy. RIGHT: French I students, Missy Fowler, Lynn Anderson, Marc Dedman, Harrison Armstrong, Herbert Lang, make use of electronic lab to increase understanding. Fine Arts Department Attracts Talented Students Very popular were the art courses, which covered color theory, sculpture, paper mache, ceramics, drawing, design, printing, painting, and special projects. Highlight of the year was the annual public an show in May. Hours of practice resulted in finished performances by the band and by the choral groups, which consisted of the choir, the ensemble, and a small group known as the Madrigal singers. Success and popularity of the choral music department was evidenced by the fact that its White Christmas program on December 20 was taped by Channel 6 for television viewing. The spring concen consisted of popular music and music from Broadway musicals. After football season, during which emphasis was on marches and marching routines, the band turned to more serious music in preparation for the annual Christmas and spring concerts. TOP: Look-alikes. A bust of herself is example of Mary Harris' talent. LEFT: Mr. Alexander gives extra instruction to Annette Nickleson. ABOVE: Mrs. Dial and choir members. Lori Henry, Debra Fuller, Gay Williams, Becky Raney, DeDe Washington, Jamie Burnett practice for Christmas concert. 27 Social Studies Involve Students In Politics LEFT: Mr. Robinson explains a point in American government to David Evans. RIGHT: Wayne Wilkins studies for American history exam. BOTTOM: Alma Mitchell and Mike Miley make use of library for world history assignment. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Pat Farrell begins term paper. LEFT: Mr. White coaches Mike Webb, Billie Nelson, and Johnny Terrice in civics. RIGHT: Mike Doepel concentrates on nuts and bolts to prove a theory in psychology. M!' mi «i inia i iw Relating the past to the present and tne present to the future was the aim of the history depanment. Civic students learned the duties, rights, and privileges of all American citizens. A basic understanding of laws in a democracy was also stressed. In world history, students studied the general history of most major countries. From prehestoric times to the dawning of civilization, to the early modem age to the space age, students charted the development of mankind. Students in American history studied the factors that shaped our nation. Studies ranged from the 1400’s to 1973 with an emphasis on the people who played a part in tne founding and guiding of America. American government students found themselves involved in the basic functions of the government branches. They studied the constitution in depth to obtain a clear understanding of the government on state, local, and federal levels. Psychology and sociology students studied and explored human characteristics found in everyday life. THINK SUC f' A- 29 Math Department Stresses Exactness Courses offered in the math department were General Math I and II, Algebra I and II, geometry, and advanced algebra. Under the leadership of highly trained teachers, students strived for greater understanding of this complicated science. They learned not only procedure, but also application of principles. RIGHT: David Whiteside draws and explains geometry problem. BOTTOM: Mrs. Floyd hands out test results to Dwain Melvin, Kim Medford, George Bethell, Jessie Scott, Jo Ann Barnes, Carl Williams, Bobby Williams, and Glenda Warren. 30 Rhythmic Keys Break Routine Of Study For both business and college-bound students, the business department offers many valuable courses. Typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, and secretarial practice classes helped students prepare for their futures. For those going into the business world immediately following high school graduation, these courses provided a chance for some much-needed practice. For the student going to college, they were just as important. Business skills proved invaluable in taking notes and preparing written material, both of which are vital for success in college. 31 Home Ec, Agri Provide Practical Experience Agri I began with F.F.A. orientation, the basics of plant and animal sciences and machine safety procedures. Students then progressed to the basic techniques of arc and oxygen acetylene welding and the operation of various saws. Projects of the students' choice illustrated their capability. Toward the end of the year automotive mechanics and small engine repair were introduced. Agri II and III allowed students to apply their skills in making such projects as gun racks, cabinets and barbeque pits and prepare for district contests. For the first time in our school, semester courses in the Home Ec Department were offered to young men - adult living, interior decorating, nutrition, and human growth and development. For girls only, courses covered five areas: clothing and textiles, foods and nutrition, family relations and management, housing, and consumer education. TOP: C. Smith and S. Moffett cut board for agri project. BOTTOM: R. Cupp, M. Goodwin, R. Volner, M. Butler, M. Armstrong, P. DeGunion learn to prepare and serve meal. P.E. Department Emphasizes Physical Fitness Keyed to the health, vitality, and physical fitness of the individual student, the physical education department emphasized different sports throughout the year. Classes participated in volleyball, basketball, baseball, tennis, ping pong, archery, track, and tumbling. In addition to physical activities, students learned first aid and basic health principles. LEFT: Miss Scott shows Sharon Holloway, Jessica Wiesle, and Henrietta Vance the correct way to string a bow. BOTTOM: Coach White, Claude Bondon, Benney Gray, and Jerry Herman watch Freddie Sands put arm sling on Tom Colburt. Whether dissecting frogs in biology class or collecting oxygen in chemistry, science students of BHS had opportunities to practice theories they learned earlier. All freshmen students were enrolled in general science, taught by Mrs. Copper and Mr. Massey. The course was a con- ■ tinuation of grade school and junior high instruction in science in all its phases with increased emphasis on plant and animal life, the division of cells, and the structure. Sophomores in Mr. Jones’ and Mr. Massey's biology classes studied different species of life and learned to identify the essential body organs of animals. After learning how to balance equations, chemistry students experimented with solutions, metals, and acids of all types. Students in physical science worked with problems concerning weights and measures. Insects Get The Knife; Chemicals Get The Burner 34 OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Bobby Poland and Lois Hoggatt work in chemistry lab. BOTTOM: Mr. Jones helps Nancy Hicks, Linda Geisler, and Lolyd Ramsey dissect a crayfish. TOP: Frog is victim of Marietha Jackson's dissection. 35 English Department Provides Well-Developed Curriculum For Brinkley Senior High School students, the English department provided a well-developed curriculum of grammar, composition, and literature. Grammar received the most emphasis with ninth grade students. Sophomore students began a general study of all types of literature to develop literary appreciation. Juniors dealt with a more specific study of American literature. The literary interest in the senior year shifted to English works. Also, seniors prepared for college by writing in class every day, with a composition due every week and a research paper on an English author as a culmination of their previous studies in composition, due during the last semester. Students with deficient reading ability took advantage of special classes under a reading teacher. Others improved their understanding of English grammar in remedial classes. Speech students enjoyed a different type of classroom activity in that they performed as individuals. Each student was required to give a speech each week after he had learned the basic principles of each type. Skits and plays formed a basis for group activity. TOP: Books, the basis for learning English. ABOVE: Doug Walker, Charles Ragsdale, David Evans, Mike Duke, and Andy Bethell depict surrender of the South in speech class play. ABOVE RIGHT: Jana Cook and Frankie Bryan portray Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt during Thanksgiving play. 36 TOP LEFT: Tony Terrice illustrates his speech on Indian dancing. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Vondran searches for a way to express herself. ABOVE: Tom Frein and Gay Williams discuss test paper. 37 Vocational Classes Offer Fargo Occupational Training Center, a four credits vocational center, served students and adults in the Brinkley area. Fargo a part of the Brinkley Public School System, was open to students in me eleventh and twelfth grade but an orientation course was allowed in the tenth. Courses were offered in automobile mechanics, welding, sheet metal, building technology, and health occupations. Students gained extensive knowledge of automobile mechanics. Building technology took on a project once a ween and each student served as foreman, thus gaining organizational experience. Welding was learned by arc and gas welding techniques. Students constructed welding booths, tables, carts, and accessories for their shop. Girls studied the basics for all health-related fields in preparation for becoming nurses, x-ray technicians, and doctor assistants. 38 Practical Experience And Training OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: D. Hasley, instructor and R. Hickman. BOTTOM: Debbie McElroy puts health occupational knowledge to work. TOP: M. Bramel, R. Hickman, D. Hasley, R. London, A. Walker. LOWER LEFT: J. Lowe, R. Alexander, J. Johnston, L. Lowe, J. Perry, R. Hardin. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Simpson, instructor, R. Bris- coe. Service Groups Contribute SECRETARIES: Wilkerson, Dickson, Banks, Swindle, Satterfield, Cook, McBride, Barnes, Word. FIRE MARSHALLS: Shaw. Moore, Washington, Files, Satterfield, Smith, Roberts. MONITORS: McBride, Smith, Satterfield, Fuller, Pounders. Pearson, Clay, Kennedy, Hall, Volner, Thomas, Henard, Wilkerson, Farrell, Sorrells, Geisler, Rif-fey, Fowler, McClendon, Sanford, Snelson, Hickman, Terhune, Turner, Bethell. To Effective School System Besides the routine daily jobs of helping Mrs. Moye in the library, the student librarians decorated the library for the seasons and for all special occasions, participated in the Homecoming activities and observed National Library Week. Teaching library science to all college bound seniors was a new program initiated this year. LEFT: President Ronnie Burrows adds finishing touch to door. BELOW: Library Club members participate in Homecoming parade. BOTTOM ROW: L. Kilpatrick, Wiesle, Thomas. Hamilton, Willhite, Cox, Guthery, Major. Patrick. Odom. Cary. Ross. TOP ROW: Quinn. O. Kilpatrick. Swindle, Raney. Bethell, Low. Parr. D. Parker, G. Parker, Cranford, Whiteside. Burrow. FHA Centers Their Activities Around The Home RIGHT: FHA officers; Linda Pearson, Junior advisor; Carolyn Chunn, song leader; Karen Davis, vice-president; Len Lacefield, treasurer; Linda Morris, song leader; Julie Staggs, president; Lisa Fowler, parliamentarian; Gloria Parker, historian; Thennie Williams, reporter; Tanya Priest, secretary. ABOVE, FIRST ROW: Wynne, Volner, R. Volner, Dobson, Moffett, Hamner, Wynne, Adell. SECOND ROW: Jones, Sprawling, Brown, Turnage, Brewer, Hamilton, Sieber, Cook, Crain, Holloway. THIRD ROW: Dillard, Williams, Edwards, Major, Strange, Bowerman, Nowlin, Hampton, Story, DeGunio, Will-hite. FOURTH ROW: Thomas, Harvey, Scales, Driver, Harris, Pighee, Owens, Moss, Adell, Washington, George, Scales, Pritchett, Word, Briscoe, Swanigan, Vance, Goodwin, Cook, Swindle, Thomas, Smith. FIFTH ROW: Miller, Jackson, Armstrong, Wash, Sloan, Pearson, Turner, Roberson, Barnes, Swanigan. SIXTH ROW: Parker, Lacefield, Morrison, Pearson, Staggs, Priest, Davis, Fowler, Williams, Chunn. BOTTOM: Ricky Kennedy was selected 1972-1973 FHA Beau. FFA Made Up Of Students TOP LEFT: Tina Lee was chosen 1972-73 FFA Sweetheart. TOP RIGHT: C. Waldrip, E. Majors, T. Baker. M. Burrow, J, Herman, B. Swindle, R. Hickman, D. Thompson, M. Mitchell, A. Baker, G. Jones participate in FFA initiation. BOTTOM, FIRST ROW: Alan Baker, Dwight Hamilton, Stanley Moffett, Mike Weaver, Jessy Scott, Louis Washington, Eugene Majors, Mr. Weatherford. SECOND ROW: Marcus Mitchell, Odus Kilpatrick, Duane Hall, Ricky Myers, Turanza Goodwin, Mark Burrow, Curtis Nash, Gary Britton. Chris Waldrip. THIRD ROW: George Jones. Frankie Bryan, Gerald Strickland, Donald James, Rocky Hickman, Brine Swindle, Eugene Terhune, Timothy Pighee, Bobby Williams. FOURTH ROW: Terry Carter, Chris Smith, Jerry Herman, Roy Warren, Samuel Miller, Leo Wynne, Danny Castrae, Joey Rodgers, Andrew Williams. 43 Tiger Band Excels In Marching And Musicianship School began early for the sixty-two members of the B.H.S. band as they assembled for late afternoon practice sessions in hot August weather. Band members worked long and hard to get ready for the centennial parade and for the half-time shows at the Tiger games. Brinkley's Tiger Band competed in the Region 9 marching contest in mid October. From among twelve bands, Brinkley earned three first place marks along with the coveted first place trophy. Half-time entertainment at football and basketball games was provided by the Tiger band, and they supplied the needed pep to boost school spirit. After marching season the band turned to more serious music, presented a Christmas and a spring concert, and participated in region and state competition. TOP CENTER: Officers: D. Lusk, B. Grizzle, K. Davis, T. Williams, R. Meyers, J. Staggs, P. Sanford, C. Dickson, D. McElroy, S. David, not pictured, R. Malham. BOTTOM, FIRST ROW: B. Grizzle, M. Hunt, J. Wilkerson, P. Sanford, L. Jones, M. Caldwell, T. Patrick, P. Sanford. SECOND ROW: L. Ramsay, J. Staggs, D. Cruthis, P. Staggs, P. Williams, J. Warblow, L. Geisler. L. Lacefield. THIRD ROW: D. Lusk, E. Miller. T. Miley, K. Davis, E. Fryan, B. Williams, L. Fryan, T. Ter-rice. FOURTH ROW: B. Collier. S. Word, T. Williams, G. Satterfield, B. Herndon, I. Meyers, B. Poland, C. Ragsdell. FIFTH ROW: A. Carter, G. Sheard, M. Nowlin, A. Nickle-son, A. Anderson, S. Patton, R. Meyers, J. Whiteside. SIXTH ROW: L. Cullum, O. Swanigan, K. Cruthis, C. Alexander, T. Fryan, F. Bryan, J. Wynne, M. Harris. SEVENTH ROW: L. Turnage, L. White-side, C. Dickson, K. Cruthis, M. Maness, S. David, R. Martin, D. McElroy. EIGHTH ROW: B. McGraw, A. Henderson, A. Williams. OPPOSITE PAGE: D. Lusk, Band Captain; J. Staggs, First Lieutenant: P. Sanford, Drum Majorette: B. Grizzle, Head Majorette. Majorettes Add Sparkle To Half Time Show High stepping, twirling majorettes were the pride of the Tiger marching band. They were the highlights of the halftime entertainment. Much time was devoted to the development of the half-time routine. Starting in June at band camp, they continued practice until late October. It was not an uncommon sight to see the majorettes practicing in front of the school until late evening. TOP: Head Majorette Becky Grizzle, Mary Kay Hunt, Julie Wilkerson, Penny Sanford, Laree Jones, Mary Beth Caldwell, Toni Patrick. LOWER LEFT: Drum majorette, Paula Sanford. RIGHT: Head majorette, Becky Grizzle. 46 LEFT: Mr. Jon Barbarboito, director, in typical pose as he instructs from podium. RIGHT: Leaders of drum squad, Ricky Myers and Jana Whiteside, play during pep rally. BOTTOM: Tiger band march off field after practice. 47 B.H.S. Choral Groups Entertain School And Community BHS choral groups, under the skilled direction of Mrs. Bert Dial, worked long hours to bring entertaining programs to both school and community. They performed for various civic clubs and presented Christmas and spring concerts. They represented Brinkley at the Region Ensemble and Solo Festival and also the Region Choir Festival, both held at Arkansas State University in Jonesboro. Amy Anderson, Lori Henry, Jane Warblow, and Julie Wilk-erson were selected for the All-Region Choir at Jonesboro, and Amy and Jane also participated in the All-State Choir at Russellville. Groups included the Girls' Chorus and two specially-selected groups, the BHS Ensemble, composed of twelve members, and a new group, the Madrigals, composed of only six members. 48 OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: BHS ENSEMBLE, 1st ROW: P. Sieber, B. Geisler, L. Henry. 2nd ROW: L. Geisler, A. Anderson, M. Caldwell. 3rd ROW: B. Grizzle, C. Cooper, M. Fowler. 4th ROW: J. Wilkerson. P. Sorrells, S. Geisler. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: MADRIGALS: T. Williams, K. McClendon, C. Barnes, J. Cook, R. Martin, J. Warblow. TOP: ALL-REGION AND ALL-STATE CHOIR MEMBERS: L. Henry, J. Wilkerson, A. Anderson, J. Warblow. BOTTOM: BHS GIRL'S CHORUS, 1st ROW: J. Walker, C. Washington. G. Hamner. L. Henry, M. Davis, D. Hallum, Mrs. Dial. 2nd ROW: M. Sprawling, H. Parris, P. Sieber, M. Howton, J. Strange, L. Freeman, L. Geisler, L. Sorrells, J. Warblow, S. Geisler. 3rd ROW: B. Smith, C. Pearson, R. Martin, M. Hunt, B. Grizzle, C. Davis, D. Bethell, A. Anderson, B. Watkins, C. Barnes. 4th ROW: H. Mormon, P. Sorrells, C. Cooper. M. Caldwell, H. Frost, C. Quinn, B. Raney, C. Banks, J. Moffet. R. Moore. 5th ROW: L. Turner, T. Williams. S. Bethell, P. Williams, P. Campbell. G. Williams. L. Fowler, J. Wilkerson, K. McClendon, J. Cook, M. Fowler. B. Hampton. 49 Student Council Stresses Throughout the year the student council sponsored many activities. Those projects in which they were involved were Homecoming, and all related activities, including mum sale; Inter City Council meeting; Thanksgiving Assembly: White Christmas and Toys for Tots”. Activities began in August with the state workshop at SCA in Conway. Sam Medford, Janet Kennedy, Sissy Geisler, and the sponsor, Mrs. Etheridge, attended. Election of students' council was held in early October, at which time classes and clubs chose their representatives. Involvement of as many students as possible was the primary aim of the council this year. Involvement Of All Students OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Sam Medford, president, Sissy Geis-ler, secretary, Janet Kennedy, vice-president, leave for student council workshop in Conway. BOTTOM COUNCIL: Sam Medford, Sissy Geisler, Janet Kennedy, Tina Lee, Lisa Fowler. Jana Cook, Eugene Terhune, Susan Swindle, Pam Williams, Amy Anderson, Cathy Cooper, Karen Davis, Buddy Williams, Wally Shaw, Carolyn Bowe, Kim Anderson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Etheridge. Thennie Williams, Carolyn Barnes, Dionne Harold, Mary Harris. TOP: Sam Medford and Susan Swindle help Mrs. Caldwell during Parents’ Day. LEFT: Stuttgart Council officers and sponsor sign in for Inter-City meeting held in Brinkley. They register with Susan Swindle and Pam Williams. 51 Staff Wins First Place At Yearbook Seminar Fourteen staff members began work on the 1973 Tiger in mid-July with enthusiasm and determination to make this year’s yearbook the best ever and one worthy of our school. They called on businesses and friends for ads; total sales amounted to $1758.50. From August 10 to 14, four members of the staff and Mrs. Sims attended a yearbook workshop at Ouachita Baptist, where they listened to experts explain correct yearbook editing. They gathered new ideas for pictures, layouts, themes, and organization. They selected a theme, a method, a style and worked up a partial dummy . For excellence in this endeavor they won a first place trophy in competition with some 40 other Arkansas schools. Picture taking began on the very first day of school. The staff met during the fourth period each day to crop pictures, draw up pages, write copy, and attend to all the endless details of editing a quality yearbook. Nerves became frayed and tempers often flared as work proceeded. Little had new staff members realized the amount of work involved. February 18 was a red-letter day - final copy was on its way! This day was surpassed only by the day the yearbooks arrived. The staff, first to view the book, experienced the joy of seeing their work in print and pride in their accomplishment. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Tina Lee, Jackie Henard, Janet Kennedy, Buddy Williams, Doug Walker, and Sissy Geisler have a good lime while working on yearbook. BOTTOM LEFT: Cheryl Dickson, Jeanette Wynne, Janice Boyle, Debbie Clay, and Jane Warblow crop pictures for layouts. RIGHT: Carla Simon, editor, and Margaret Farrell, business manager, count picture money for Mr. Cox of School Day Pictures. LEFT: First Place trophy won at yearbook clinic at Ouachita Baptist U. MIDDLE: Robert Malham listens to instructor at yearbook seminar. RIGHT: Mrs. Sims takes first shipment to post office. BELOW: Robert Malham, Mrs. Sims, Debbie Clay, Margaret Farrell, and Carla Simon work on annual at workshop. City Joins Band Halloween spirit was captured in the annual Halloween carnival, made possible by many interested parents and other civic mindea citizens. Our gym was alive with laughter and excitement as students and adults alike bobbed for apples and tried their luck on the cake walk and tests of skill. The colorful booths were sponsored by various clubs, organizations, and groups of parents. Mr. Bar's bandroom was the setting for a mid-sixties night club called the Yellow Submarine. Guests sat and ate by candlelight while listening to live music. Climax of the night came with the announcement that Janice Boyle and Dwain Melvin of the junior class had made the most money and so were declared Halloween king and queen. Other candidates were Harrison Armstrong and Janet McCloud, freshman class, Fred Sands and Edith Frein, sophomore class, and Mike Freeman and Marcia McBride, senioi class. $894.00 was the winning amount with $6,165.43 as total. 54 In Annual Fund-Raising Project OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Jane Warblow sings as Bobby Poland, Annette Nickle-son, Charles Ragsdale, Lloyd Ramsey, Danny Luck, Gretchen Word play accompaniment. BOTTOM: Halloween queen and king, Janice Boyle and Dwain Melvin. LEFT: Amy Anderson sing's to the music of the Yellow Submarine Band. BOTTOM LEFT: Thennie Williams performs at band night club. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Glen Sheard manages ring toss booth. 55 Science Club Active At BHS Interest in the study of science drew many students to membership in the Science Club. Activities during the year consisted of an assembly on nuclear atomic energy, a field trip in the spring, a poster contest on ecology, and sponsorship of the Super Tiger. to TOP: Margaret Farrell, Carla Simon, Lynn Anderson, Bill Stafford help construct winning door in humorous division of Christmas decoration contest. BOTTOM LEFT: Arthur Collins demonstrates power of atom smasher during assembly. BOTTOM RIGF1T: Members listed in alphabetical order: Alexander, A. Anderson, B. Anderson, K. Anderson, L. Anderson, Banks, Bates, Berry, D. Bet-hell, G. Bethell, S. Bethell, Bowerman, Boyle, Bracely, Bryan, Caldwell, A. Carter, T. Carter, Clark, Clay, Collier, Cook, Cooper, Crain, Cruthis, Cupp, David, C. Davis, M. Davis, S. Davis, Dedman, Duke, Elledge, C. Farrell, M. Farrell, P. Farrell, Files, Foster, H. Fowler, M. Fowler, Freeman, Frein, Frey, Hall, Hallum, Hamilton, D. Hamner, G. Hamner, Harris, Haynes, Herndon, Hickman, Hoggatt, Holloway, Hood, Hunt. Jackson, Johnson, Lacefield, Low, L. Loewer, W. Loewer, Lusk, Malham, Martin, D. McElroy, J. McElroy, Miley, A. Mitchell, M. Mitchell, Moffett, Moore, Myers, Nash, Nickel-son, Nowlin, Parker, Parr, Paschal, Patrick, Patton, C. Pearson, P. Pearson, Poland, Pounders, Ramsey, J. Roberts, M. Roberts, Rodgers, Sands, P. Sanford, P. Sanford, G. Satterfield, J. Satterfield, Sheard, Sieber, Simon, K. Smith, M. Smith, C. Sorrells, P. Sorrells, B. Stafford, D. Stafford, P. Staggs, N. Staggs, Story, Swindle, Terhune, Thomas, Warblow, Warren, Watkins, Webb, Whiteside, P. Wilhite. S. Willhite, B. Williams, J. Williams, P, Williams, T. Williams, Williford, Word. 42 Students Chosen For Membership In National Honor Society Based upon character, scholarship, leadership, and service, the National Honor Society completed its fifth year at Brinkley High School. Membership was limited to juniors and seniors during the first semester. Provisional members were selected from the tenth grade at the beginning of the second semester. They were inducted in an assembly program in February. TOP LEFT: Senior members participate in induction ceremony: Bruce Anderson, Dale Johnson, Carla Simon, Carolyn Barnes, Paula Sanford, Karen McClendon, Margaret Farrell, Mike Riddell, Debbie McElroy, Tom Frein, Pam Sorrells, Bill Stafford, sponsors; Bill Jones, Leslie Battles. MIDDLE LEFT: FIRST ROW: L. Elledge, C. Bo we, G. Bates, D. Clay. J. Kennedy, J. Wynne, L. Hoggatt, C. Simon. SECOND ROW: S. David, J. Boyle, S. Davis, P. Sorrells, M. Farrell, J. Henard, T. Williams, R. Martin. THIRD ROW: R. Patrick, D. Johnson, B. George, C. Barnes, D. McElroy, B. Anderson. T. Frein, T. Terrice. FOURTH ROW: D. Hall, J. Cook, P. Sanford, K. McClendon, P. Staggs. FIFTH ROW: W. Wilkins. E. Terhune, B. Stafford, M. Riddell, F. Bryan. ABOVE LEFT: Junior and senior members initiated in ceremony. FIRST ROW: M. Butcher. K. Cruthis, L. Fowler, T. Patrick, C. Ragsdell, A. Washington, C. Alexander. SECOND ROW: J. Henard, J. Kennedy, S. Davis, D. Clay, A. Burley, L. Hoggatt. G. Bates THIRD ROW: D. Hall, J. Boyle, L. Elledge. S. David, P. Staggs, T. Terrice, L. Warr. FOURTH ROW: L. Gehring, J. Wynne, B. George, L. Floyd. ABOVE RIGHT: Officers are Pam Sorrells, secretary: Karen McClendon, treasurer; Bill Stafford, president; Carla Simon, vice-president. 57 Latin Students Participate In Functions Of Junior Classical League As a member of one of the largest national organizations for high school students, the Brinkley chapter of the Junior Classical League participated in many activities during the year. Among these were entering a Roman chariot and a litter in the homecoming parade, Latin projects, the Arkansas Junior Classical League Convention, and the Midsouth Latin Tournament in Memphis. An added feature to the chapter's second year in existence was a Roman banquet in Roman custom and dress. Bill Stafford and Janice held state offices: Bill was state president and Janice, secretary-treasurer. TOP: Slave boys. Jackie Story, Jon Satterfield, Gary Haynes, Vernie DeGunion, Harrison Armstrong, David Stafford, support litter carrying Susan Davis. BOTTOM LEFT: FIRST ROW: Nash, Cook, McElroy, Anderson, Stafford, P. Staggs. Nelson, Wynne. SECOND ROW: Clark, Simon, Word. Johnson, Gehring, Williams. Sheard, Riddell. THIRD ROW: G. Satterfield, J. Satterfield, N. Staggs, Pearson, Boyle, Davis, Terrice. BOTTOM RIGHT: Janice Boyle, Pam Staggs, Susan Davis read Roman scroll. 58 TOP: Health Occupations. FIRST ROW: Scott, Hicks, Morrison, Wilson, Swanigan, Walker, Aldridge, Depriest, Patrick, Parker, McElroy. SECOND ROW: Moss, Burnette, Jackson, Rucker, Johnson, Wilson, Brewer, Barnes, Marshall, Briscoe. THIRD ROW: Washington. Williams, Sloan, Owens, Jones, Tumage, Pighee. ABOVE LEFT: Auto Mechanics. FIRST ROW: Bramel. Roberts, Free- man, Walker, Denny. SECOND ROW: Warren, Perry, Bower- man, Smith, Vance, Woodruff, Schleiser. THIRD ROW: Lomax, Tefueller, Wynne, Nowlin, Joshlin, Crain, Wilkerson. ABOVE: Dwain Melvin, VICA State vice-president and Debbie McElroy, State secretary. LEFT: Building Technology. FIRST ROW: Harris. Smith, Vance, Turner, Myers, Barker. SECOND ROW: McNeal, Briscoe. Barnes, Eckwood, William, Floyd, Coleman. BOTTOM: Welding. FIRST ROW: Parker, Melvin, Taylor, Martin. SECOND ROW: Sprawling, Castera, Day, James. 59 Tigers Are 4AA Runners-Up With several experienced seniors returning from the 1971 ball club, the Tigers' year looked very promising. The spirit of the ball players and the enthusiasm of the student body motivated the Tigers to a very successful season. The first game of the season seemed to prove fatal for the Marion Patriots, as the Tigers put seven Patriot players out of the game as mutilated them 41-8. Then a 39-7 victory over Des Arc shattered the old rivalry of this always being a close game. The Tigers were stung by the Wynne Yellowjackets, which proved to be a motivation game, and the next week came back to break a 26-year reign to beat the Stuttgart Ricebirds 29-27 in a last-minute drive. The Tigers out-lasted their next foes in a cold, wet and windy battle against Oak Grove. DeWitt, which was to be one of our more worthy opponents, proved themselves not so worthy as the Tigers blasted them 26-8. District 6-A Champs, Clarendon, tried desperately in a tense rivalry game, but were not able to produce a satisfying score. No, Name No. Name No. Name 11 Doug Walker 50 Mike Freeman 73 Pat Farrell 12 Marshall Scott 51 Ricky Weatherford 74 Paul Barker 20 Rodney Sprawling 51 David Bowerman 75 Lawrence Foster 21 Marion Pighee 52 Duane Hall 76 Samuel Medford 22 David Smith 55 Eugene Terhune 80 Rocky Hickman 23 Sam Miller 60 Theopolis Briscoe 82 Albert Barnes 24 Dale Johnson 62 George Jones 83 Andy Bethell 30 Cleodis Ellison 63 Richard Warren 84 Bobby James 32 Mike Turner 64 Mike Riddell 85 Leatrice Briscoe 33 Jerry Smith 65 Dorsey Brown 86 Arnold Turner 40 Timothy Pighee 66 Wilford Whitby 87 Lavern Floyd 41 David Evans 70 Landon Hood Coach Bob Hattabough 42 Billy Paschal 71 David Whiteside Coach Herbert Williams 43 Jerry Eckwood 72 Albert Snelson Coach Roscoe White 60 44 Ray Barker Coach Hattabough Named Head Coach Scores Tigers Opponent 41 Marion 8 39 Des Arc 7 13 Wynne 32 29 Stuttgart 27 15 Oak Grove 0 26 Dewitt 8 41 Joe T. Robinson 12 21 Clarendon 7 20 Marvell 0 40 Hughes 0 TOP: Coach Bob Hattabough, shown here with the rest of his coaching staff, took over the Tigers as his first head coaching job and led his team to an impressive 9-1 season. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Herbert Williams was in charge of split receivers and linebackers. Coach Hattabough coached both offensive and defensive lineman. Coach Roscoe White handled the offensive and defensive backs. LEFT: David Evans displays his enormous strength as he rips through the banner at the season's opener against Marion. 61 It Takes A Lot Of Heart To Be A Tiger RIGHT: Hawk Briscoe and David Smith make this DeWitt player wish he had never seen a football. BOTTOM: Coach Hatta-bough gives one of his pep talks on the day before a game. Coaches' talks usually went something like this: Well, men, this game tomorrow night will be your toughest one of the season. That bunch last week wasn't worth a dime. Everybody in town expected you to beat them. I know it is hot out, but, SO WHAT - it's going to be hot tomorrow night ...” Tigers End Great Season With 9-1 Record TOP LEFT: Mike Turner gets forced out of bounds after making some big yardage for the Tigers. TOP RIGHT: Mike Freeman catches Wynne player from behind to make tackle. ABOVE: Samuel Medford works on the head of a Joe T. Robinson Senator as he moves in on ball carrier. LEFT: Two DeWitt players make sure Andy Bethell gains no more yardage after he gathers in a short pass. 63 Interested Individuals Help The Team TOP LEFT: Every good football team must have good managers. SHOWN HERE, left to right: Jackie Couch, Lloyd Thomas, Alan Henard, and Marcell Vincent. TOP MIDDLE: If any team members were injured during practice or a game they were treated by team physician Dr. N. C. David. Dr. David is shown here on the sidelines during Tiger game. TOP RIGHT: Doug Walker picks up some valuable yardage on a quarterback keeper. RIGHT: Statisticians for the Tigers were Karen McClendon and Lisa Fowler. 64 Eleven Tigers Named To All-Region Squad LEFT: Jerry Eckwood, David Smith, Leatrice Briscoe, Mike Turner, Doug Walker, Theopo-lis Briscoe, Samuel Medford, and David Evans were named to 4AA All-Region team. Mike Freeman, Albert Snelson and Mike Riddell received Honorable Mention. BOTTOM LEFT: Dale Johnson seemed to have everything under control without the help of his fellow teammate, David Evans, who got blocked out by a Robinson player. BOTTOM: Halfback Jerry Eckwood received the honor of being named to the All-State football squad. JERRY ECKWOOD. All-State Cubs Have Undefeated Season Scores US THEM 22 LONOKE 0 15 CLARENDON 8 16 STUTTGART 7 6 WYNNE 6 13 DEWITT 0 19 WEST MEMPHIS 0 13 HOLLY GROVE 0 33 MARIANNA 12 12 HAZEN 0 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Vance, J. Files, R. Hickman, J. Herndon, M. Files, A. Brewer, P. McBride, N. Dedmon, L. Washington. J. Scott. SECOND ROW: Coach Wayne Lindley, T. Pighee. N. Jackson, L. Garret, F. Braswell, R. Ray, C. Chatem, B. Chatem, R. Loewer, B. Gray, D. Fuller, J. McElroy (Mgr.). THIRD ROW: Coach Robert Manson, D. Self, J. Pan, J. Terrice, D. Simpson, C. Parr, L. Scroggins, H. Campbell, B. Pighee, D. James, Coach Jim Galloway. FOURTH ROW: L. Taylor, R. Kennedy, K. Moore, G. Beihell, M. Webb, L. Loewer, M. Holiday, G. Jackson, W. Shaw. v m Dad's Night Replaces Jr. Homecoming OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Asst. Coach Robert Manson, Head Coach Jim Galloway and Asst. Coach Wayne Lindley worked many long and hard hours to prepare the Cubs for an 8-0-1 season. LEFT: Jr. Homecoming was replaced this year with Dad's Night. Chairs were placed on the sidelines so the dads could get a close view of the game. A few of the dads are from left to right: Reuben Kennedy, Chief George Bethell, Jimmy Herndon, Byrl Shaw, Ralph Wilson, Calvin Hickman, Odell McNeal. Paul McBride. BOTTOM LEFT: Rickey Kennedy drags a Holly Grove defender as he picks up another first down for the Cubs. BOTTOM RIGHT: Wally Shaw shows his unique style of running. Tiger Speed stars Have Successful Season TOP LEFT: Dale Johnson gels fast start on 440 relay. TOP RIGHT: Dwain Melvin warms up before his time in the ring. BOTTOM KNEELING: James Berry, Bobby James, Rocky Hickman, Dwaine Hall, Loyd Thomas. STANDING: Coach Weatherford, Mike Freeman, Richard Warren, David Evans, Mike Riddell, Doug Walker, Rodney Sprawling, Dorse Brown, Coach White. 68 Physical Fitness Claims Top Priority In Special PE Class BRINKLEY HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY Members of special P.E. Class were chosen Through tryouts. Under the supervision of Miss Vicki Scott, the tennis and volleyball teams practiced long hours to perfect their skills. LEFT: As H. Sloan serves volleyball across the net, her teammates, A. Burley, G. Marshall, M. Owens, and G. Jackson, prepare for action. BOTTOM, LEFT: P. James returns serve as L. Thomas maintains her stance. BOTTOM RIGHT: C. Adell, S. Swanigan, J. Barnes, B. George, and I. Bondon enjoy volleyball game. Coach Snowden Watches Through Different Eyes TOP: After 18 years as coach, Coach Dewey Snowden finds it hard to sit in the stands with rest of fans. He is shown here as he gives a little free instruction to Tiger players. TOP RIGHT: Dale Johnson shows DeWitt player his unique style of shooting. 70 Wilkerson, Williams Take Over Senior Squad NO. NAME POSITION 12 STANLEY ECKWOOD Forward 14 MIKE DUKE Guard 22 MIKE FREEMAN Guard 24 DONALD JAMES Guard 30 FREDDIE WYNNE Center 32 DALE JOHNSON Guard 34 JIMMY MYERS Guard 40 LAVERN FLOYD Forward 42 JERRY ECKWOOD Forward 50 LEO WYNNE Center 52 SAM MILLER Center 54 PAUL WALTON Center RICKY PATRICK Manager MIKE FOWLER Manager RICHARD WILKERSON Coach HERBERT WILLIAMS Coach LEFT: Head Coach Richard Wilkerson and Assistant Coach Herbert Williams give instruction during time out. 71 Jerry Eckwood Scores 42 Points TOP: Sam Miller takes shot from corner. TOP RIGHT: Jerry Eckwood makes successful attempt to steal ball from Wynne Yellowjacket. RIGHT: It is a lonely life for the Tigers who have to wait another year to show their stuff. 72 Sets New School Record TOP LEFT: Mike Freeman brings ball down court for Tigers. Dale Johnson is ready to help out if needed. TOP: Paul Walton takes shot as he takes slap on arm. LEFT: SUPER TIGER. Colleen Farrell, plays leading role in getting pep and enthusiasm started for each Tiger game. 73 Tigers End Tough Season 9-17 Record 74 TOP: Jerry Eckwood sinks two points as he draws foul from DeWitt player. TOP RIGHT: Stanley Eckwood adds to Tiger victory as he gets easy points under basket. RIGHT: Dale Johnson is trying to get to Jel-lowjacket player before he gets a shot. Scores US THEM 62 FORREST CITY 65 74 WEST MEMPHIS 72 49 HALL HIGH 63 54 NLR NORTHEAST 58 44 WEST MEMPHIS 65 51 NLR NORTHEAST 62 81 MARION 69 61 MARIANNA 54 75 PARKIN 81 52 HALL HIGH 76 49 CAMDEN FAIRVIEW 64 57 McClellan 74 72 CLARENDON 64 68 DeWITT 38 69 MARVELL 73 61 HUGHES 63 71 WYNNE 79 71 FORREST CITY 76 74 MARION 58 89 STUTTGART 82 60 DeWITT 53 76 MARVELL 78 61 STUTTGART 64 68 WYNNE 84 71 HUGHES 93 74 CLARENDON 70 TOP: Statisticians, Debra Fuller and Margret Farrell, watch every play so they will have accurate information at end of game. LEFT: Julie Wilkerson is responsible for keeping correct scoring for both teams. JCORER 75 Region 4AA Round Robin Champions NO. PLAYER POSITION 10 George Bethell Guard 12 Rob Thomas Guard 14 Steve Pearson Guard 20 Benard Pighee Forward 22 Herbert Lang Forward 24 Jimmy Parr Guard 30 Lamonte Ramsey Guard 32 Bobby Williams Forward 34 Joey Rodgers Center 42 Carl Williams Forward 52 Mike Webb Center 54 Johnny Scott Center Ricky Duke Manager RIGHT: Coach Richard Wilkerson ends his sixth year as cub coach. This season, he led his team to an impressive 10-2 conference record. 76 Cubs Finish Season With 16-6 Record TOP LEFT: G. Bethell gels his eyes on basket as he prepares to shoot. TOP MIDDLE: M. Webb adds two points to Cub score! TOP RIGHT: B. Pighee shows off as he puts one in the hoop. LEFT: C. Williams and M. Webb guard Stuttgart player in finals of Invitational Toumey. ABOVE: This little ball is what causes ten men to run up and down a court and fight like mad to get it through a little orange ring with a net on it. 77 Fourteen Students Gain Recognition For Good Janice Boyle Ci tizenship Mary Jo Butcher Cathy Cooper Margaret Farrell Jackie Henard Janet Kennedy Sam Medford Carla Simon Roxie Smith Bill Stafford Doug Walker Jane Warblow Dede Washington Jeanette Wynne 78 Boys', Girls' State Instill Governmental Concern June was the month for the meeting of Girls’ and Boys' State at Camp Robinson in Little Rock. The groups were sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and the American Legion. Young Americans learned the functions of our state government by setting up legislatures complete with governor, lieutenant governor, and other executives. All thirteen Girls' State delegates from B.H.S. were elected to office. They also had the distinction of being the largest group there. ------------------------------------------: pm 'JT shryi ■II Bill � M fi■ BRINKLEY HIGH SCHOOL 1 - t ' ■v nw BUY oTUtRS r ° 9 1 19 2 n © ■ - � V. GIRLS' STATE: BOTTOM ROW: Ardalia Washington, Carolyn Barnes, Karen McClendon, Gwendolyn McKissick, Julie Staggs, Carla Simon, Pam Sorrells, Margaret Farrell, Paula Sanford, Cheryl Dickson, Gay Williams. TOP ROW: Sissy Geisler, Tina Lee. BOYS' STATE: BOTTOM ROW: Danny Lusk, Bruce Anderson, Mike Riddell, Lloyd Thomas, Larry Frein, Bill Stafford. Dale Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: Samuel Medford, Doug Walker. TOP ROW: Tom Frein, Albert Snel-son. 79 Spirit Makers Boost Tigers Take a full measure of enthusiasm. Add liberal amounts of willingness to work, desire to excel, and determination to boost school spirit. Sprinkle in bits of attractiveness, grace, and poise. Fold in generous amounts of friendliness and unselfishness. Add a dash of humor. Mix all ingredients and pour into a black and gold uniform. The above recipe is one used to create a Brinkley High School cheerleader, a delight to all who support the activities of Brinkley High School. It is at its best on crisp, cool days in the fall and winter. (Note: Ingredients may be altered slightly at the discretion of the sponsor.) Cheerleaders, fifteen strong, the largest squad Brinkley has ever had, began practice early in the summer months. Practice continued into the fall through football and basketball seasons. Leading the student body during pep rallies, making signs for the halls and working at the concession stand during track season kept the cheerleaders busy throughout the school year. 80 Boost School Spirit And Team Morale V OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Cheerleader captain, 1972-73, Sissy Geisler. BOTTOM LEFT: 1972-73 cheerleading squad. BOTTOM RIGHT: Carla Somon shows tiger spirit. TOP LEFT: Carolyn Bowe leads crowd in chant. TOP RIGHT: Sissy Geisler, mascot Laurie Clark, and Janet Kennedy show homecoming spirit. LEFT: Jackie Henard shows excitement after another Tiger touchdown. 8t Crowning Of Queen Susan Word Climaxes Homecoming Tiger fever swept the B.H.S. campus during Homecoming Week of '72. The excitement began with the announcement of the football royalty on October 6. Days of planning . . . phone orders for paper, chicken wire, nails . . . trips to lumber companies, to supply houses . . . nights of frantic building, hammering, stuffing chicken wire, cutting streamers as each float was made ready for the parade. In an afternoon assembly on Homecoming day the student body and guests assembled in the auditorium, which had been transformed into a place of beauty with black and gold streamers and gold mums. The maids proceeded down the aisle on the arms of their escort as everyone breathlessly awaited the announcement of the queen. Coach Hattabaugh walked onto the stage and placed the crown on the head of Susan Word. The colorful parade lined up in front of the school and, led by the marching band, proceeded down Lynn Street to the park, where a spirited pep rally was held. Friday the 13th held no jinx for us, for the mighty Tigers proved the fallacy of the ancient superstition by downing the Joe T. Robinson Senators 41 to 12 . . .a happy ending for Homecoming '72. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Queen Susan Word. BOTTOM: Coach White, Queen Susan, Coach Hattabaugh. TOP: Senior maids: Carolyn Barnes, Helen Sloan. MIDDLE: Junior maids: Thennie Williams, Jackie Henard. BOTTOM: Homecoming royalty at game. 83 84 Seniors Construct Winning Float OPPOSITE PAGE, UPPER LEFT: Maids at pep rally in city park. UPPER RIGHT: Sophomore maid, Cathy Cooper escorted by brother Roger. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior class has winning float, Regina Moore, Pam Sorrells, Kenneth Joshlin, Marcia McBride. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kristina Wallace, sophomore maid, escorted by her father. UPPER LEFT: J.C.L. chariot and litter; slave girls - Janice Boyle, Gretchen Word, Sherry Nash, Nanette Staggs pull Roman soldier, Bill Stafford, in chariot. UPPER RIGHT: Freshman maids, Glenda Warcen, Dionne Harold. LOWER LEFT: Tiger marching band leads parade. 85 Under the leadership of Mr. Ed Alexander, the junior band marching Cubs provided half-time football entertainment for all Tiger Cub games. After marching season the Cubs presented concerts at Christmas and the end of school. 86 Cub Cheerleaders Boost Spirit At Junior Activities TOP: Dorothy Camper, Debbie Walker, Kim Anderson, Donna Clark, Dionne Harold, Lisa Pike, Lori Kegley. Sherry Owens. LEFT: Sherry Owens, Dionne Harold, Debbie Walker, Lori Kegley, and Donna Clark cheer Cubs on to another victory. ABOVE: Lisa Pike and Kim Anderson watch game. PEOPLE Senior Class Officers TOP LEFT: President, Doug Walker. TOP RIGHT: Doug Walker entertains class officers. ABOVE LEFT: Vice-President, David Smith. ABOVE RIGHT: Treasurers. Cheryl Dickson, Albert Snelson. BOTTOM: Secretaries. Gwen McKissick, Sissy Geisler. 90 Seniors Gain Responsibilities In Fast Moving Year Mary Beth Adell Jeanette Aldridge Robert Bruce Anderson, Jr. Melanie Ruth Banks Paul Douglas Barker Carolyn Jean Barnes George Anderson Bethel Carol David Bowerman Jamie Kay Brewer Lea trice Briscoe Rose Briscoe Theopolis Briscoe Seniors Fondly Remember Their Many Lasting Friendships Jamie Kay Burnett Mary Jo Butcher Robbie Mae Camper Danny Castera Catherine Chunn Michael Coleman Barry Crain Karen Lynne Cruthis Dennis Day Karen Faye Davis Eddie Denney Cheryl Lynn Dickson Seniors Choose Their Favorites LEFT: Sissy Geisler. BOTTOM LEFT: Carla Simon, Bill Staford, Mike Doe-pel. RIGHT: Helen Sloan. Favorites TOP: Carolyn Barnes, David Smith. BOTTOM: Doug Walker, Samuel Medford. OPPOSITE: Seniors show spirit at pep rally. 94 Seniors Lead Student Body In School Spirit Doris Jean Dobson Michael Fredrick Doepel Essie Driver David Michael Evans Margaret Ann Farrell Patrick Taylor Farrell Lisa Ann Fowler Michael Roy Freeman 95 Seniors Remember Happy Moments 96 Alfred Harris Clarence Harris Mary Artis Harris Gary Henderson Lori Ann Henry Ricky Hickman Gardenia Jackson Bobby Joe James Harold James Patricia Anne James William Dale Johnson Edna Louise Johnson Kenneth Doyle Joshlin Odis Lee Kilpatrick Katrina Jeane Lee Keith Randal Loewer 97 Steve London Edward Wayne Lomax Shirley Lowe Danny Lewis Lusk Gladys Marie Marshall Clyde Martin Marcia Sue McBride Karen Maxanne McClendon TOP: Janie Griffin gathers books before school. RIGHT: Catherine Chunn poses for senior portrait. OPPOSITE TOP: Cindy Satterfield helps Mr. Wilhite in office. 98 Deborah Anne McElory Gwendolyn McKisick Samuel Leon Medford Thomas Boyd Miley, Jr. Erma Miller Regina Ann Moore Frantz Morman, Jr. J. C. Myers, Jr. William R-. Nail Douglas Raymond Nowlin Melvina Owens 99 Darlene Parker Seniors Enjoy Unscheduled Holiday Toni Lynn Patrick Linda Faye Pearson Marilyn Pighee Marion Pighee Timothy Pighee Audrey Pounders Tanya Priest Patricia Marie Pulliam Kenneth Purcell Sandra Purcell Larry Quinn Charles C. Ragsdell, II Carl Michael Riddell Rhonda Rachelle Riffey Jeanette Roberts Shirley Roberts 100 LEFT: Pat Farrell, Karen McClendan, Pam Sorrells play in snow. Novella Roberson Paula Jean Sanford Cynthia Sue Satterfield Robin Keith Schlesier Mamie Scott Ella Mae Scroggins Carla Belle Simon Charles Sloan, Jr. Helen Sloan Christopher Sherald Smith Roxanne Smith Albert Glenn Snelson )0i Little Things Mean A Lot To Seniors Pamela Lee Sorrells William Earnest Stafford Julie Mae Staggs Oleather Swanigan Loyd John Thomas Linda Ruth Thomas Walter Scott Vance Samuel Douglas Walker 102 Debbie Lavern Wash Ardalia Washington Christine Washington Philip Randal Watts Janie Williams Gay LaReece Williams Patrice Wilkerson Joe Calvin Wilkins Charlene Wilson OPPOSITE PAGE: Seniors work on Homecoming float. LEFT: Seniors get fired up at pep rally. Rebecca Karen Wilson Jana Lynn Whiteside Mary Susan Word Susan Camett 104 RIGHT: Paula Sanford was chosen by members of the band as their sweetheart. Band captain, Danny Lusk, made the announcement at the Christmas band concert on December seventeenth. Dependable Students Chosen TOP LEFT: Jeanette Wynne, president. TOP ABOVE: Jackie Henard, secretary. MIDDLE: Bertha George, treasurer. RIGHT: Ricky Patrick, vice- president . 106 As Junior Class Officers Carl Alexander Nancy Banning Glenda Bates Leota Boshers Carolyn Bowe Janice Boyle Gary Britton Frankie Bryan Alice Burley Dianne Burnett Ronnie Burrow Alvin Carter Robin Carter Barbara Clark Debbie Clay Arthur Collins Jana Cook Ivy Day Sandy David Susan Davis 107 Janet Kennedy Represents County In Rice Promotion Shelia Denney Mike Duke Jerry Eckwood Laura Elledge Athena Evans Steve Files Levern Floyd Mike Fowler Bertha George Lonnie Gehring Turanza Goodwin Duane Hall RIGHT: Janet Kenned.y, Monroe County's Miss Fluffy Rice, hands rice sample to Coach Snowden. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Cheerleaders Jana Cook, Carolyn Bowe, and Jackie Wash along with Super Tiger” and Lonnie Gehring, ride float with maids Thennie Williams and Jackie Henard. 108 Gail Hamner Brenda Hampton Gary Haynes Jackie Henard Ardina Henderson Marilyn Hicks Lois Hoggatt Joann Jackson Laree Jones Janet Kennedy Wayne Loewer James Lowe Mike Maness Ruth Anne Martin Kim Medford Dwain Melvin 109 Class Favorites Turn RIGHT: Junior class favorites, Jackie Henard and Dwain Melvin. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Junior class favorites, Carolyn Bowe and Jerry Eckwood. Gwen Moffett Linda Morrison Effie Moss Carolyn Myers Rickey Myers Nan Nash Myrtle Owens Rickey Patrick no To Childhood Activities Bobby Poland Becky Raney Rosa Lea Riddle Marty Roberts Anna Ross Cathy Rucker Kay Scott Pam Staggs Mike Duke and Kim Medford help clean up campus. Wonder if Jana Cook is a trash smasher? Mike Story Glendora Swanigan Brine Swindle Susan Swindle Calvin Tefteller Eugene Terhune Tony Terrice Debbie Thomas John Turnage Leberthia Turnage Arnold Turner Lola Turner 112 Juniors Mix Fun With Ecology Mike Turner Daphne Volner Alonzo Walker Marva Walker Gail Ward Leslie Warr Richard Warren Jackie Wash Sharon Webster Lambert Wilhite Wayne Wilkins Searcy Williams Thennie Williams Dub Woodruff Jeanette Wynne U3 Sophomore Officers Instill Pride TOP LEFT: Sophomore officers discuss plans for year. CENTER: Brenda Geisler, president. TOP RIGHT: Ray Barker, vice-president. ABOVE: Diana Bethell, secretary. BOTTOM: Buddy Williams, treasurer. In Their Class Amy Anderson Mary Armstrong Caryl Jo Banks Jo Ann Barnes Judy Belcher James Berry Diana Bethell Lorraine Briscoe Melanie Brown Willie Brown Ethel Butler Mary Caldwell Elva Cary Carolyn Chunn Beverly Collier Cheryl Cook Cathy Cooper Debbie Crain Helen Cranford Nadine Crawford Debbie Cruthis Lois Cullum Catherine Davis Pat Ferrell Lawrence Foster a Linda Freeman Edith Frein Brenda Geisler Linda Geisler Marietha Goodwin Charlotte Graham Sandra Guthrey Debbie Hallum Carolyn Hardin Alan Henard Jerry Herman Brenda Herndon Janete Hicks Nancy Hicks Lue Ella Hill 116 Sharon Holloway Cathy Holmun Landon Hood Mary Kay Hunt Wyvonia Hutcherson Debra Jackson Frank Jackson Marietha Jackson Bob Jones Lana Kilpatrick Len Lacefield Robert Malham Leona Marshall James McElroy Brian McGraw OPPOSITE PAGE: Class favorites Mary Kay Hunt, Fred Sands. LEFT: Class favorites Sharon Swanigan, Ray Barker. 117 Sophomores Participate In School Projects RIGHT: Sophomore (band students, known as clods, ) work on Homecoming display. Clods are Lloyd Ramsey, Leanne Whiteside, Pam Williams, Penny Sanford, Stacey Patton, Robert Malham, Mary Hunt, Mary Caldwell, Amy Anderson. OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: Sophomores construct Homecoming float and win second place. OPPOSITE PAGE, RIGHT: Pam Williams, Paul Skinner decorate sophomore door. Mark McGraw Odell McNeal Mike Miley Alma Mitchell Janet Moffett Charles Mullinex Iva Myers Curtis Nash Annette Nickleson Marsha Nowlin Patsy Odom Donald Parker Billy Paschal Vicky Patrick Stacey Patton 118 Charles Pearson Leon Pye Debbie Ragland Lloyd Ramsey James Roberts Fred Sands Penny Sanford Greg Satterfield Bobby Scott Catholo Scroggins Greg Sheard William Sherman Peggy Sieber Paul Skinner Sandy Sorrells 119 Sophomores Have Successes, Frustrations i Rodney Sprawling Marcia Sprawlings David Stafford Gerald Strickland Marion Swanigan Sharon Swanigan Earlene Thomas Henrietta Vance Ramona Volner Jan Walker RIGHT: Jan Walker and Debbie Hallum disect biology specimen. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Janet Moffett gets frustrated as her books fall. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Mary Beth Caldwell shows Charles Pearson her French scrapbook. 120 Inez Walker Samuel Walker Kristina Wallace Paul Walton Jane Warblow Ricky Weatherford Mike Weaver David Whiteside Leanne Whiteside Valentina Wiesle Julie Wilkerson Paula Willhite John Williams Pam Williams Deborah Wilson Steve Word Ethel Wynne Freddie Wynne 121 Freshmen TOP LEFT: Colleen Farrell, secretary. TOP RIGHT: Freshmen officers get news of class election. BOTTOM LEFT: Bernard Pighee, vice president. BOTTOM RIGHT: Glenda Warren, president. 122 Begin New Life At BHS Viola Aldridge Bertha Allen Kim Anderson Lynn Anderson Harrison Armstrong Alan Baker Sandra Berry George Bethell Shirley Bethell Ruth Bowerman Sereatha Bracely Paulette Brewer Carolyn Broadway Mark Burrow Carolyn Butler Patsy Campbell Dorothy Camper Terry Carter Clarence Cary Donna Clark Ruby Collier John Collins Cathy Cox Mary Davis Marc Dedman Gwendolyn Devine Robert Devine Carolyn Dillard Darlene Dillard Romel Driver Ricky Duke Brenda Edwards Christy Elledge Henry Ellis Patricia Farmer Colleen Farrell Mark Files Lee Ann Foster Missy Fowler Marissa Frey 123 Freshmen Choose Pighee, Harold, Glenda Garr Leslie Gibbs Bennie Gray Dwight Hamilton Sherry Hamilton David Hamner Dionne Harold Perry Harris Rocky Hickman Phyllis Hicks Marla Howton Gerald Jackson Kathy James Rickey Kennedy Herbert Lang Larry Loewer Dorcas Low Diane Major Eugene Major Mary Maney AT. RIGHT: Class favorites, Bernard Pighee, Dionne Harold. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Class favorites, Rickey Kennedy, Glenda Warren. 124 Warren, Kennedy As Favorites William Marshall Curtis McMillion Marcus Mitchell Stanley Moffett Kenny Moore Kristy Morris Sherry Nash Billie Nelson Reggie Nicholas Debbie Nowlin Dean Odom Gloria Parker Jessica Kay Parker Jimmy Parr Harriet Parris Pamela Pearson Steve Pearson Bernard Pighee Wanda Pritchett Cathy Quinn 125 Judy Quinn Lamont Ramsey Robbin Ramsey David Roberts Janaa Roberts James Robertson Floyd Robinson Joey Rodgers John Satterfield Vera Lee Scales Wally Shaw Rubie Shelton David Simpson Erma Sloan Beverly Smith Kevin Smith Mark Smith Jerry Smith Carole Sorrells Linda Sorrells Nanette Staggs Debbie Story Joyce Strange Bracher Swanigan Christine Swanigan Johnny Terrice Harold Thomas Rob Thomas David Thompson Albessa Turnage RIGHT: Joan Walker throws pie in face of Robbin Ramsey, captain of losing team in candleselling project. Also pictured are Regina Moore, Betty Watkins, Beverly Smith, Marcie Sprawling, Linda Sorrells. OPPOSITE PAGE. LEFT: Mike Webb gets off bus at beginning of school day. OPPOSITE PAGE, RIGHT: Dorcas Low enjoys some activity in hall. 126 Jerlean Turnage Chris Waldrip Deborah Warner Joan Walker Gary Warren Glenda Warren Louis Washington Betty Watkins Mike Webb Lanie Word Stacy Wilhite Teri Willhite Ora Williams Bobby Williams Carl Williams Clarissa Williford Chyrl Wilson Gretchen Word 127 Fuller Motel Interstate 40 and State 17, 39 BRINKLEY, ARKANSAS 72021 Debbie Fuller RESTAURANT ARK. 72021 128 Carle Simon SALINGER'S BUSY DEPT. STORE A FRIENDLY PLACE TO TRADE Business Phone 734 2671 Residence Phone 734-3194 Brinkley, Arkansas BILL REESE Manager LADIES' READY TO WEAR Congratulations To Class Of '73 THOMASON GROCERY A SERVICE THAT PLEASES A Complete Line of Fresh Meats — Vegetables — Frozen Foods Also Clothes for the Family WE DELIVER Open Sundays Daily 5:30 AM to 10:30 PM Phone 734 2020 712 N. Main Brinkley 129 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS VAN-ATKINS MARTHA'S FLORIST QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE Telephone 734-2293 Manager 404 West Willow JAMES JOHNSON Brinkley, Arkansas 130 RICE GROWERS BANK Wheatley, Arkansas EUGENE ROY GULF 24 Hour Service Phone 734 9947 DIXIE FURNITURE CO. Serving Eastern Arkansas For Over 50 Years With the Finest of Home Furnishings 131 NORMAN'S GULF STATION AND BULK PLANT ALL GULF PRODUCTS (Gulf) Comer of Ash Main Phone 734-9970 Congratulations to the Class of '73 FORD Mustang • Falcon • Fairlanc • Ford -Thunderbird BUSHE FORD COMPANY BOB'S CLEANERS 320 West Cypress Phone 734-1900 Brinkley, Arkansas BOB and FRANCIS HAWKINS 132 Rickey Myers Junior Councilor Danny Lusk Master Councilor THE DeMOLAYS BACKING THE TIGERS AND BRINKLEY Paula Sanford Our Girl Friday Bill Stafford Senior Councilor TEXACO WHOLESALER VIC’S te co DOLLAR STORE V K YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES GALE KEGLEY Phone 734 3100 Phone 734-1832 Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 133 THE CITIZEN DR. and MRS. 111 South Main Brinkley, Arkansas J. P. WILLIAMS, JR. FAMILY and STAFF LAURA PEGGY WYATT PAM JERRIE YOUNG SHERRY DORIS WYATT MIKE JEWELL REAL ESTATE 337 West Cypress Brinkley, AR 72021 Jewell M. Elledge, Broker Telephone 734-2774 134 EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING DEEN LUMBER CO. CONCRETE CO. CLA-CLIF CONVALESCENT HOME Nor+h Highway 17 Telephone 734-3636 BILLY HENARD MFA Nor+h Highway 17 Brinkley. Arkansas ELDRIDGE SUPPLY, INC. FARM — EQUIPMENT West Cypress St., P.O. Box 509 Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 BORDEN'S INLAND CHANNEL CATFISH Arkansas Fisheries, Inc. Fargo, Arkansas Owned and operated by MR. and MRS. JAMES HAGGER MILK BILL McCLUSKEY, DISTRIBUTOR MID-CONTINENT AERIAL SPRAYERS Manager EDDIE HENRY ALL TYPES OF AERIAL FARMING Phone 457 3737 137 LOW'S STORE OF PERSONAL SERVICE 111 North Main Phone 734-3161 BOOSTING THE BRINKLEY TIGERS DEVORAK FARM CENTER OTT AUTO PARTS BULK FERTILIZER MACHINE SHOP SERVICE 55 WEST ASH PHONE — 734-1180 MAIN OFFICE 4 West Cypress Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 BRINKLEY CLARENDON Ph. 734 1621 Ph. 747 3422 138 ItC l IN BRINKLEY IT'S ARMSTRONG'S FRED RUSHER AGENCY 215 West Cypress Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 FOR PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE SERVICE MARGE'S QUALITY FEMININE APPAREL FRED RUSHER AGENCY 11 y si Phone 734-3411 DOROTHY — BARBARA — MARGE 124 South Main Phone 734 3000 PRODUCERS IMPLEMENT COMPANY Brinkley, Arkansas WYLIE-FOWLER FUNERAL HOME WYLIE BURIAL ASSOCIATION 209 South Main Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 STERLING STORE DIAL WHOLESALE GROCER CO. AG SUPERMARKET DON GRINER — DOYLE MARSHALL Wholesale Grocer Brinkley, Arkansas 107 North Main Most Complete Stock in Eastern Arkansas We Appreciate Your Business Our Prices Are Lower Affiliated Food Stores Brinkley, Arkansas over 7000 items Phone 734 3551 14) STEWMON'S AUTOMOTIVE CO. KE3 CASE POWER AND EQUIPMENT For All Your Needs in Farming And the Biggest Values SPAULDING ATHLETIC GOODS, INC. 513 Center St., Little Rock, Arkansas rrtcK WARD SCHOOL BUS MANUFACTURING, INC. THE MODERN INVESTORS LIFE INSURANCE CO. 612 North New York St. Phone 734-2633 Brinkley, Arkansas JAMES CURLETT — District Manager DUSEK DRUG STORE 129 West Cypress Phone 734 2344 Brinkley, Arkansas PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 143 ESQUIRE MEN'S STORE HART SCHAFFNER and MARX CLOTHING FLORSHEIM SHOES BILL JOHNSON BRINKLEY, ARKANSAS Phone 734 3262 RICE GROWER'S INSURANCE COMPANY BILL IMUS Agent 120 South Main Phone 734 4700 Brinkley, Arkansas DUKE'S VENDING SERVICE Operated by DAVID and ELBERT DUKE INTERSTATE JOE BERRY'S TEXACO BRINKLEY, ARKANSAS BOBBY HENARD TIRE SERVICE 308 East Cypress Brinkley, Arkansas Phone 734-1044 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE RONNIE DEAN Phone 734-1828 Brinkley, Arkansas ¥ 'f Qfo HALL OF ' FLOWERS w % ' Your Heart Specialist PRISCILLA BUSHE 200 West Cedar Brinkley, AR 7202 I 501 734 4373 145 COLEMAN •MILK ICE CREAM- 146 TRI-COUNTY FARMERS ASSOCIATION East Highway 70 Farmer Owned Phone 734-4874 and Controlled Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 STATE FARM Congratulations to Seniors of 1973 INS. CO. FOOD CENTER STATE FARM INSURANCE k 136 East Cypress Phone 734 4050 W. C. GRIZZLE, Agent 337 W. Cypress 147 MayheW OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY, INC. PHONE (501) 535-3737 • 1601-1603 MAIN STREET • PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS 71601 GEISLER FISH FARM Home Tpft opt jJ3 irkansas I I i i cfflaLapowER light CfJW UTMJTCS SYSTEM togetner At AP L, it’s more than a dogan-it’s how we’re facing the future. BILLY CLAY PHOTOGRAPHY Living Color or Black and White Photos Weddings, Anniversaries, Reunions Phone 734-2251 or 734-1912 BRINKLEY CHEMICAL CO. West Cypress Street Brinkley, Arkansas EASTSIDE GULF STATION Manager BILLY WALLACE THE GREEN FROG INCORPORATED P.O. Box 744 Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 Tops and Bottoms Owners BILL TATUM and BOB FULLER JEFFERIES' GROCERY 112 East Cedar Phone 734-4743 ISO DUNCAN'S KBRI AM-FM 226 West Cypress MOBILE HOMES Brinkley, Arkansas Open 7 Days A Week np 803 South Main WE’RE BACKING THE TIGERS Phone 734-4750 Brinkley, Arkansas WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION North Grand Avenue Phone 734-3300 Brinkley, Arkansas 151 CACHE RIVER PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Serving the Great American Farmer With All Types of Short and Intermediate Term Credit We Salute the Finest - — Our American Youth Mr. Lloyd Oiebold, Chairman of the Board Counties served: Mr. Glenn Fuller, Vice Chairman of the Board Monroe, Woodruff, A. L. Crittenden, Jr., Director west half of Cross, Donald Dearing, Director Parts of St. Francis, Coy Tommey, Director Harold Henry, President Lee, and Prairie John Hampton, Assistant Vice President and Secretary Jodie Ellis, Vice President Carl Gunter, Vice President John Compton, Assistant Vice President BRINKLEY BRINKLEY INTERSTATE LUMBER CO. EXXON Since 1928 JERRY MILEY Post Office Box 785 Ph. 734-3315 Interstate 40 and Hwy. 17 Brinkley Arkansas 152 FRED WILLIAMS WELDING FAMILY SHOE STORE MACHINE SHOP 215 West Cypress Brinkley, Arkansas 503 East Cypress Brinkley, Arkansas Mr. and Mrs. Jubal Etheridge 153 MALHAM BUILDING SUPPLIES North New Orleans Phone 734-3245 Brinkley, Arkansas SATTERFIELD HALL-SANFORD SUPER MARKET APPLIANCE, INC. We Deliver 126 South Main Phone 734-4981 M AIRTEMP PHILCO MAYTAG ZENITH v 52 W. Cypress Brinkley, Arkansas A 155 M. RAY JONES, III 101 West Cypress Brinkley, AR 72021 Phone 734 4882 ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH VERY REVEREND JOSEPH WALSHE, PASTOR MIDKIFF FUNERAL HOME Since 1931 Burial Insurance — Monuments Brinkley, Arkansas MALMAR HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP ISAAC MALHAM — Owner 127 West Cedar Phone 734-1214 COMMONWEALTH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION England — Monday Brinkley Office Open 9:00 to 2:30 Thursday and Friday Little Rock, Arkansas Lonoke — Tuesday FSLIC Carlisle — Wednesday 5% to 6% Daily Interest Paid Quarterly FARRELL CONSTRUCTION CO. FARRELL FOUNDATION FARRELL GIN AND SEED PLANT FARRELL LOCOMOTIVE WORKS FARRELL-COOPER LUMBER COMPANY BRINKLEY, ARKANSAS FARRELL MINING COMPANY MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE INDUSTRIA ACEITERA HONDURENA S A McNEAL'S FUNERAL HOME Phone 734-3567 Brinkley, AR 72021 DICKSON'S ISAAC HANDLEY UPHOLSTERY 1019 North Highway 17 Brinkley, AR 7202 I A NEW LOOK — QUALITY SERVICE Phone 734 3838 or 734-3722 MONUMENTS FOR SALE 207 East Cedar St. Phone 734-3781 Brinkley 160 PLAZA MOBILE HOMES AND AUTO SALES JIM'S CAFE Jet. N. Hwy 17 and I 40 Brinkley, Arkansas Phone 734-1251 PHILLIPS-VAN HEUSEN CORPORATION 601 North Grand Brinkley, Arkansas CRAIG'S HOT BAR B QUE AND CATFISH Brinkley, Arkansas BAR-B-Q BRINKLEY FURNITURE CO. Phone 734 2700 105 South New Orleans Brinkley, Arkansas TIGER BOOSTERS EDNA'S BEAUTY SHOP MR. AND MRS. PAUL FOSTER GARRETT'S GARDEN CENTER DR. K. C. McGRAW POPULAR PRICE MR. AND MRS. BOB RANEY SLICK'S AUTO PARTS 163 Seniors Karen McClendon, Pam Sorrells, Debra Fuller, Lisa Fowler, Margaret Farrell, and Carla Simon enjoy irst snow ot season. Senior Index ADELL, MARY BETH FHA 2; VICA 1; Choir 2; Monitor 2; Pep Club 1; Library Club 1 ALDRIDGE, JEANETTE ANDERSON. ROBERT BRUCE JCL 1, Vice-President; Science Club 2; National Honor Society 2; Mixed Ensemble 1; Football 1; Basketball Manager 3; Citizenship Award 1; Student Council Citizenship 1 BANKS. MELANIE RUTH Science Club 1; Pep Club 1; FHA 1: Student Council 1: Library Club 1 BARKER, PAUL DOUGLAS VICA 1. Vice-President; Football 2 BARNES. CAROLYN JEAN Science Club 1; FHA 1; Monitor 1; VICA 1, Secretary; Student Council 1; Choir 3; Madrigals 1: Ensemble 1; National Honor Society 2; Counselor's Secretary 1; Girls’ State: Homecoming Maid; Class Favorite; PE Award BETHELL, GEORGE ANDERSON Science Club 1; FFA 1; Football 2: Basketball 3; Track 1: Monitor 1 BOWERMAN, CAROL DAVID FFA 3: Science Club 1; Library Club 1; Football 3; Track 1 BREWER, JAMIE KAY Library Club 1: Science Club 1; FHA 2; VICA 2 BRISCOE. LEATR1CE FFA 1, Reporter; Football 4; Basketball 1: Track 1 BRISCOE, ROSE Library Club 1; FHA 1; VICA 1; Monitor 1 BRISCOE, THEOPOLIS BURNETT, JAMIE KAY FHA 1; Halloween Queen Candidate BUTCHER, MARY JO Citizenship 1; National Honor Society CAMPER, ROBBIE MAE FHA 1; Science Club 1; Pep Club 1 CARNETT, SUSAN FHA 1; VICA 1: Band 2; Science Club 1 CASTERA, DANNY VICA 2; FFA 3; VICA State Welding Contest, 4th Place CHUNN, CATHERINE VICA 1; Pep Club 1 COLEMAN, MICHAEL VICA 3; Basketball 4; Track 1 CRAIN, BARRY VICA 3, VICA State Auto-Mechanics Contest, 2nd Place; National Honor Society 2; General Math Award CRUTHIS, KAREN Transfer from Springdale High School, Springdale, Arkansas DAY, DENNIS VICA 3, Treasurer, President; VICA State Welding Contest 3rd Place DAVIS, KARAN FHA 4, Treasurer, Secretary, Vice-President; Band 4, Band Librarian 3; Pep Band, All-District: Student Council 1: Science Club 1 DENNEY, EDDIE VICA 1 • DICKSON, CHERYL FHA 1; Vice-President of Sophomore Class; As. Treasurer of Senior Class; Counselor's Secre- tary 1; Girls' State; Annual Staff 2; Band 4, First Sgt. 1; Co-Captain of Pep Club; Band All-District DOBSON, DORIS JEAN FHA 3; Volleyball Team 1 DOEPEL, MICHAEL FREDRICK VICA 3, Treasurer 1, President 1: Student Council 1; Mr. BJHS; Senior Class Favorite; Freshman Class President: Football 1 DRIVER, ESSIE MAE EVANS. DAVID MICHAEL FCA 1, Captain; Football 3, All-Region 4AA; Track 3; Basketball 1: National Honor Society FARRELL. MARGARET ANN Science Club 3, Treasurer: National Honor Society 2; Student Council 1; Annual Staff 2, Bus. Manager; Basketball Statistician 4: Golf Team 2; Girls' State; Monitor 1; Citizenship FARRELL, PATRICK TAYLOR Science Club 2; FCA 1; Football 2 FOWLER, LISA ANN FHA 3; Student Council 1; French Club 1, Reporter; Science Club 2; Monitor 2: Band 2, All-District 1, Secretary; Choir; Library Club; Golf Team 2; Football Statistician 1: Junior Class Vice-President; National Honor Society 1 FREEMAN, MICHAEL ROY VICA 1, Treasurer; Football 4; Basketball 4; Track 4: 4AA Honorable Mention All-District Football; Halloween King 1 FREIN, LARRY FRANCIS French Club 1; Science Club 2; Band 4, Pep Band 4, Stage Band 4; Boys' State; All-District Band 166 FREIN, THOMAS GREGORY Science Club 1; French Club 2; National Honor Society 4; Band 4, Stage Band 4, Pep Band 4, All-District 1; Boys' State FROST, HAZEL LEE FHA 1; VICA 2 FULLER, DEBRA LYNN Monitor 2: Band 1; Choir 3; Basketball Statistician 2 GEISLER, CARLETTA FAYE Monitor 2; Choir 4: Ensemble 3; Student Council 4, Secretary 2: Library Club 2; Annual Staff 2: Miss BJHS; BJHS Homecoming Queen Maid 1; Who’s Who, Most Friendly, Senior Class Favorite; FFA Sweetheart; Cheerleader 4, Captain 2; Girls' State GRIFFIN. JANNIE ALEEN FHA 3; Band 1: Tennis Team 1; Volleyball Team 1 GRIZZLE. REBECCA LEE Science Club 1; Band 4, All-District 1, Captain, Majorette 4, Head Majorette 2; JCL 1: Choir 1, Ensemble 1: FHA 1: Golf Team 2; Homecoming Maid 2; FFA Sweetheart; Class Officer HALL, FRANCINE FHA 1; Tennis Team 1; Volleyball Team 1 HARRIS, ALFRED HARRIS, CLEARANCE FFA 1; VICA 3; Football 1 HARRIS, MARY ARTIS Band 4, All-District 2; FHA 4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1; FHA Secretary 1; Choir 2 HENDERSON. GARY HENRY, LORI ANN FHA 1; Science Club 2; Ensemble 2; Choir 3, All-Region 2 HICKMAN, RICKY FHA 3, Vice-President 1; VICA 2, Reporter; Football 2: Track 1 JACKSON, GARDENIA FHA 1 JAMES. BOBBY JOE VICA 1; FFA 1; Football 2: Track 2 JAMES, HAROLD VICA 3, Treasurer; Band 4 JAMES, PATRICIA ANNE Library Club 2: Majorette 1; Tennis Team 2; Volleyball Team 1 JOHNSON. WILLIAM DALE Science Club 3, Vice-President 1; National Honor Society 3; JCL 1; FCA 1, Captain; Football 4; Basketball 4; Track 4; Boys’ State; Who's Who JOHNSON, EDNA LOUISE VICA 1, Treasurer; FHA 1: Pep Club 1; Choir 1; Band 2 JOSHLIN, KENNETH DOYLE VICA 3 KILPATRICK, ODIS LEE FFA 4; Library Club 2 LEE. KATRINA LEE Student Council 2; Choir 1; Monitor 2; Science Club 1; Annual Staff 2: Band 1; FHA 1; Counselor's Secretary 1; Most Beautiful; FFA Sweetheart; Homecoming Maid 1; Cheerleader 3, Co-Captain 1; Girls' State; Who's Who LOEWER, KEITH RANDAL VICA 1; FFA 3, Treasurer 1; Science Club 1; Monitor 1; National Honor Society 1 LOMAX, EDWARD WAYNE VICA 1, Vice-President; Basketball 3 LONDON, STEVE VICA 2, Parliamentarian 1, Vice-President 1; FFA 3, Secretary 1 LOWE, SHIRLEY LUSK, DANNY LEWIS National Honor Society 1: Science Club 2; Boys' State; Band 4, Sgt. Second Lieutenant, Captain, Stage Band 3, Pep Band 4 MARSHALL, GLADYS MARIE Pep Club 1 MARTIN. CLYDE MATTHEWS, WALTER McBRIDE, MARCIA SUE Band 2, Majorette 1, Second Lieutenant 1: Monitor 1; FHA 2; National Honor Society 2; Counselor’s Secretary 1; Student Council 1; Halloween Queen McClendon, karen max-ANNE FHA 3, President; Science Club 2; National Honor Society 3, Treasurer; Chorus 3, Ensemble 1, Mixed Ensemble 1, Madrigal 1: Library Club 1; Monitor 1; Student Council 1; Girls' State; Citizenship 1; Football Statistician 1; Home Economics Award McELROY, DEBORAH ANNE JCL 2, President; VICA 2, State Secretary; National Honor Society 3; Science Club 1; Band 4, All-District, Secretary-Treasurer; FHA 1 McKISSICK. GWENDOLYN Science Club 1; FHA 1; Typing I. Physical Science Awards; Senior Class Assistant Secretary; Girls' State; Counselor's Secretary MEDFORD, SAMUEL LEON Science Club 1; Student Council 3, President 2, Vice-President 1: Fire Marshall 1; FFA 1; Football 4, All-Region 1; Boys' State; Citizenship: Senior Class Favorite MILEY, THOMAS BOYD JR. French Club 1; Band 4, Stage Band 2, All-District 3, All-State 1 MILLER. ERMA FHA 4, Vice-President; Band 4; Choir 1; Freshman Class President; Sophomore Class Secretary MOORE, REGINA ANN Pep Club, Co-Captain; Monitor MORMAN, FRANTZ, JR. VICA 2, Vice-President MYERS, J. C., JR. Band 4; FFA 3; Student Council 2; VICA 1, Treasurer NAIL, WILLIAM R. NOWLIN, DOUGLAS RAYMOND Basketball 3 OWENS, MELVINA Science Club 1; FHA 1; Tennis Team 1; Volleyball Team 1 PARKER, DARLENE Science Club 2; FHA 2; Choir 1; Library 2, Vice-President 1; VICA 1; Student Council 1 PATRICK. TONI LYNN FHA 2, Historian; French Club 1; VICA 1; Band 4, Majorette 4, Librarian 3, All-District; Science Club 1; Library Club 1; National Honor Society 2 PEARSON, LINDA FAYE FHA 4, Secretary; Tennis Team 1; Monitor 2; Pep Club; Library Club 2, Parliamentarian PHILLIPS, BRAD Transfer from Grant High School in California PIGHEE, MARILYN VICA 1; FHA 4 PIGHEE. MARION VICA 1; FFA 1, President; Football 3; Basketball 1; Track 2 PIGHEE. TIMOTHY FFA 3; Band 2; Football 3, All- District; Track 1; Basketball 1 POUNDERS, AUDERY JCL 1; Monitor 1; Band 2, All-District 2; Science Club 3; FHA 1; Library Club 1 PRIEST, TANYA FHA 4, Secretary; VICA 1; Band 1 PULLIAM, PATRICIA MARIE Transfer from Port Ageville, Missouri PURCELL, KENNETH FFA 2; VICA 2, Vice-President 1, Secretary 1 PURCELL, SANDRA VICA 1; FHA 1 QUINN, LARRY FFA 2; VICA 1: Football 1 RAGSDELL. CHARLES C. II Science Club 2: Band 3, All-District, Pep Band 3, Stage Band 3; National Honor Society 3 RIDDELL. CARL MICHAEL National Honor Society 4: Science Club 1; French Club 2; JCL 1: Football 3, All-Region: Basketball 2; Track 3; Boys’ State RIFFEY, RHONDA RACHELLE Library Club 1; Science Club 1: 168 Tennis Team 1; Monitor 1 ROBERSON, NOVELLA FHA 3 ROBERTS, JEANETTE FHA 3 ROBERTS, SHIRLEY SANFORD, PAULA JEAN Science Club 3; Student Council 1; FHA 1; National Honor Society 1; Monitor 1; Band 4, Stage Band 1, Pep Band, Drum Majorette 2, Majorette 2, All-District 3, Band Sweetheart: World History Award: Girls’ State SATTERFIELD, CYNTHIA SUE Majorette 1, Band 4: FHA 2: Science Club 1; Monitor 1: Counselor's Secretary SCHLESIER, ROBIN KEITH VICA 1: FFA 1: Science Club 1 SCOTT, MAMIE Sophomore Class Reporter SCROGGINS. ELLA MAE Science Club 1: FHA 3: Choir 3 SIMON, CARLA BELLE French Club 2. Treasurer: JCL 1: Science Club 3, Vice-President: National Honor Society 3, Vice-President: Cheerleader 1: Annual Staff 2, Editor 1: Student Council 1: Girls' State: Junior, Senior Class Favorites; Freshman Halloween Queen; Biology, Chemistry Awards; English II Award; French II Award; PE Award; Citizenship 2 SLOAN, CHARLES. JR. VICA 2, Treasurer SLOAN, HELEN RUTH Senior Homecoming Maid: Tennis Team 2: Volleyball Team 2 SMITH, CHRISTOPHER SHER-ALD FFA 3. President: VICA 1: Student Council 1: Science Club 1; Football 3; Track 3: Sophomore Halloween King SMITH. DAVID Science Club 1; FFA 2: National Honor Society 1; Track 3; Football 4; Senior Class Vice-President; All-Region Football 2; Student Council 1; Junior, Senior Class Favorites SMITH, ROXANNE FHA 4: Choir 1; Monitor 1: Cheerleader 1 SNELSON. ALBERT GLENN Science Club 1: Monitor 1: FCA 1: Football 2: Freshman Class Treasurer: Senior Class Trea- surer; Boys’ State: Most Handsome SORRELLS, PAMELA LEE Science Club 3; National Honor Society 3, Secretary 2; Cheerleader 1: Band 2: Choir 2, Senior Ensemble: Annual Staff 1: Monitor 2; Girls' State; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Freshman Class Secretary; English Award STAFFORD. WILLIAM EARNEST Student Council 1: National Honor Society 3, President; Science Club 3, President: JCL 2, State President, Secretary; Football 1; Sophomore, Freshman Class Presidents; Citizenship 3; Algebra 1, II, Geometry Awards; English 10, 11 Awards; World, American History Awards; Biology, Chemistry Awards; Latin I Award; 2nd Place, Mid-South Latin Tournament STAGGS, JULIE MAE FHA 4, Secretary, Vice-President, President; Library Club 2, Vice-President; Band 4, Girl Sgt., 1st Lieutenant, Stage Band, All-District, Band Librarian; Typing Award; FHA Federation XII Treasurer SWANIGAN, OLEATHER VICA 1: FFA 3 TAYLOR. ROBERT VICA 1, Reporter: FFA 1, Reporter; Track 1 THOMAS, LINDA RUTH FHA 2; Science Club 1; Pep Club; Tennis Team 1; Volleyball Team 1 THOMAS, LOYD JOHN Science Club 1; Track 2: Football 1: Boys’ State TUCKER. VOREE VANCE. WALTER SCOTT Science Club 1: VICA 1, Secretary; Monitor: Track 3: Football 3 WALKER, SAMUEL DOUGLAS Science Club 2, Vice-President; Student Council 1; Monitor 2; Fire Marshall 1; FCA 1; Annual Staff 2; Football 4: All Region 1; Basketball 1: Track 4; Senior Class President; Boys' State; Senior Class Favorite; Citizenship 1 WALTON, EDWARD WASH, DEBBIE LAVERN Choir 1: FHA 1; Student Council 1: Pep Club 1; Science Club 1: Monitor 1 WASHINGTON, ARDALIA Science Club 2; National Honor Society 2; FHA 2, Vice-Presi- 169 dent; Choir; Cheerleader 4; Co-Captain; Citizenship 2: Class Favorite; Monitor 1; Homecoming Maid 1 WASHINGTON. CHRISTINE Pep Club 1 WATTS. PHILIP RANDAL French Club 1; JCL 1; Science Club 1; Band 3, All-District 1 WHITESIDE. JANA LYNN Science Club 1; French Club 1; Who's Who; Student Council 1; Band 4, Pep Band Director WILLIAMS. GAYLA REECE Science Club 1; Choir 1; Tennis Team 1; Volleyball Team 1; Girls' State WILLIAMS. JANIE WILKERSON. PATRICE Band 3, Majorette 1; Monitor 1; Counselors' Secretary WILKINS. JOE CALVIN FFA 1; VICA 3; Football 3; Track 1 WILSON. CHARLENE FHA 1; Choir 1; VICA 1, Parliamentarian 1; Student Council 1 WILSON. REBECCA KAREN French Club 1; FHA 1; VICA 1; Science Club 1; Monitor 1; Counselor's Secretary WORD, MARY SUSAN FHA 1; Cheerleader 3; French Club 2; Band 4, Reporter 1, All-District 2; Homecoming Queen; Counselor's Secretary 170 Student Index A Adell, Buford Adell, Catherine 69,42 Adell, Mary 42,91 Aldridge, Jeanette 52,91 Aldridge, Larry Aldridge. Viola 123 Alexander, Carl 44,56,57,107 Allen, Bertha 123 Anderson, Amy 44,48,49,51,55,56.115,118 Anderson, Bruce 56,57,58,79,91 Anderson, Kim 51,56,58,79,91 Anderson. Lynn 26,56,123 Armstrong, Birtha 42 Armstrong, Harrison 26,58,123 Armstrong, Mary 32,115 B Baker, Charles 43,123 Baker, Tim 43 Banks, Melanie 40,91 Banks, Caryl 56,115 Banning, Nancy 107 Barker, Paul 59,60,91 Barker, Ray 60,114,117 Barnes, Albert 59,60 Barnes, Carolyn 8.40.48,57,59.79,83,91,94 Barnes, Joann 30,42,69,115 Bates, Glenda 56,57,107 Belcher, Judy 115 Berry, Sandra 123 Berry, James 56,68,115 Bethell, Andy 60,63,91 Bethell, Diana 41,56,80,114,115 Bethell, George 30,56,66,123 Bethell, Shirley 56,123 Bondon, Claude 33 Bondon, Ivy 69,107 Bondon, Sarah Boshers, Leota 107 Bowe, Carolyn 51.57,80,81,107,109,111 Bowerman, Carol 7,59,60,91 Bowerman, Ruth 42,56,123 Boyle, Janice 5.12,13.52.54,56,57,58.78,85 107 Bracely, Sereatha 56,123 Bramel, Mark 39,59 Brazwell, Frank 66 Brewer, Jamie 59,91 Brewer, Paulette 42,123 Briscoe, Leatrice 60,62,65,91 Briscoe, Theoplis 59,60,65,91 Briscoe, Lorraine 115 Britton, Gary 43,107 Broadway, Carolyn 123 Brown, Dorse 60,68 Brown, Kirt Brown, Marie 42 Brown, Melanie 115 Brown, Nellie Brown, Willie 115 Bryan, Frankie 36,43,56,57,107 Burley, Alice 57,69,107 Burnett, Diane 59,107 Burnett, Jamie 27,92 Burnett, Mary Burrow, Ronnie 7,41,107 Butcher, Mary Jo 57,78,92 Butler, Carolyn 123 Butler, Ethel 115 C Caldwell. Mary 2,44,46.48.49,56,115.118,121 Cambell, Patsy 123 Camper, Dorothy 87,123 Camper, Robbie 92 Camett, Susan 104 Carter, Alvin 44,56,107 Carter, Robin 107 Carter, Samuel Carter, Terry 43,56,123 Cary, Clarence 123 Cary, Elva 41,115 Castera, Danny 43,59,92 Chaten, Charles Chunn, Carolyn 42,115 Chunn, Catherine 92,98 Clark. Barbara 58,107 Clark, Donna 56,87,123 Clay, Debbie 5.12,52,53,56,57,107 Clay, Lillian 42 Colbert, Tom 33 Coleman, Douglas Coleman, Michael 59,92 Collier, Beverly 44,56,115,172 Collier. Ruby 123 Collins, Arthur 56,107 Collins, John 123 Cook, Cheryl 42,56,115 Cook, Jana 5,8,36,40,42,48,49,51,57,58, 80,107,109,112 Cooper, Cathy 48,49,71 Cox, Cathy 41,123 Crain, Barry 59,92 Crain, Debbie 42,56,115 Cranford, Helen 42,115 Crawford, Nadine 115 Cruthis, Debbie 44,56,115,172 Cruthis, Karen 44,57,92 Cullum, Lois 44,56,115 Cupp, Raydine 32,56 D David, Sandy 44,56,57.107 Davis, Karan 42,44.51,92,172 Davis, Catherine 56,115 Davis, Mary 49,56,123 Davis, Susan 6,13,56,57,58,107 Day, Dennis 59,92 Dedman, Marc 26,56,66,113 DeGunion, Patricia 32,42 DeGunion, Vernice 58 Denney, Eddie 59,92 Denney, Shelia 108 Devine, Gwendolyn 123 Devine, Robert 123 Dickson, Cheryl 6,40.44.52,79,90.92,102 Dilliard, Carolyn 42,123 Dillard, Darlene 123 Dobson, Doris 42,123 Dobson, Floyd Doepel, Mike 28,93,95 Driver, Essie 95 Driver, Rumel 42,123 Duke. Mike 28,56,108,111 Duke, Ricky 76,123 E Eckwood. Jerry 52,60,65,71,72.74,108,111 Eckwood, Stanley 6,71,74,175 Edwards, Brenda 42,123 Elledge, Christy 56,123.129 Elledge, Laura 5,57,108 Ellis. Henry 123 Ellison, Cleodis 60 Evans, Athena 108 Evans, David 28,36.60,61,65,68,95,101,158 F Farmer, Patricia 123 171 Farrell, Colleen 56,73,122,123 Farrell, Margaret 4.10.53.56.75.78.79.95.158 164 Farrell, Pat 13.29.56.60.95.101.158 Ferrell, Roy 115 Files, Steve 108 Files, Marc 56,66,123 Files Charles Floyd, Levern 57,59,60,71,108 Foster, Lawerence 60,115 Foster, Lee Ann 56,123 Fowler, Lisa 9.42.51.57.64.95.164 Fowler, Mike 56,71,108 Fowler, Missy 26,49,56,123 Freeman, Linda 56,116 Freeman, Mike 4,59,60,63.65,68.70,71.73,95 Frein, Edith 44,56,116 Frein, Larry 44,89,96 Frein, Tom 13.44,37,57,79,96 Frey, Marissa 56,123 Frost, Hazel 96 Fuller, Debra 9.13.27.75.96.123.164 G Garr, Glenda 124 Gehring, Lonnie 57,58,108,109 Geisler, Brenda 48,80,114,116 Geisler, Linda 34,44,48,116 Geisler, Sissy 13,48.50,51.52.80.90,93.96 George, Bertha 42,57,69,106,108 Gibbs, Leslie 124 Goodwin, Marietha 32,42,116 Goodwin, Turanza 43,108 Graham, Charlotte 116 Gray, Bennie 33,66,124 Green, Larry Griffin, Jannie 96,98 Grizzle, Becky 44,45,48,96 Guthrey, Sandra 41,116 H Hall, Donald 43,56,57,60,68,108 Hall, Francine 96 Hallum. Debbie 49,56,116,120 Hamilton, Brenda 42,56 Hamilton, Dwight 43,124 Hamilton, James Hamilton, Ruth Ann 41 Hamilton, Sherry 42,124 Hamner, David 56,124 Hamner, Gail 49 Hamner, Virginia 42,56,109 Hampton. Brenda 42,109 Hardin, Carolyn 116 Hardin, Rufus 39 Harold, Dionne 51,85,87,124 Harris, Alfred 59,97 Harris, Clearance 97 Harris, Mary 27,42,44,51,97 Harris, Perry 56,124 Harvey, Elixa 42 Haynes, Gary 56,58 Henard, Alan 64,116 Henard, Jackie 52,57,78.80,83,106,109.110 Henderson, Ardina 44,97,109 Henderson, Gary Herman, Jerry 33,43,116 Henry, Lori 27,48,49,97 Herndon, Brenda 44,56,116 Hickman, Rickey 60,97,38,39 Hickman, Rockey 43,56,60,66,68,124 Hicks, Janete 116 Hicks, Nancy 116 Hicks, Phyllis 124 Hicks, Marilyn 59,109 Hill, Deloise Hill. Lue Ella 116 Hoggatt, Lois 5,34,56,57.109 Holiday, Melvin 66 Hollister, Don Holloway, Sharon 33,42,56,117 Holum, Cathy 117,120 Hood, Perry 56,60,117 Howton, Marla Rae 124 Hudson, Samuel 172 Hulum, Joy Lee Hunt, Mary Kay 44,46,56.116.117,118,160 Hutcherson, Wyvonia 117 J Jackson, Gardenia 69,97 Jackson, Gerald 56,66,124 Jackson, Joann 42,59,109 Jackson, Marietha 35,117 James, Bobby 6,59,60,68,97 James, Donald 43,71 James, Harold 97 James, Kathy 124 James, Patricia 69,97 Jimmerson, Tony Johnson, Dale 56,57,58,60,65.68,71,73.74.79, 97,155 Johnson, Edna 6,59,97 Johnson, James 39 Johnson, Patricia Jones, Bertha Jones, George 43,60 Jones, Junious Jones, Laree 44,46,42,59,109 Jones, Gerald 117 Joshlin, Kenneth 59,84,97 K Kennedy, Janet 2,10,11,50,51,52,57,78,80,81 108,109 Kennedy, Rickey 66,67,124,125 Kilpatrick, Lana 41,117 Kilpatrick, Odis 41,43,97 L Lacefield, Lenora 42.44,56,117,172 Lang, Herbert 26,76,124 Lawson, Essie Lee. Tina 43.51.52.78,80,97,105 Lower, Larry 56,66,124,173 Loewer, Keith 91 Loewer, Wayne 56,109 Lomax. Edward 98 Lomax, Rickey 6,59 London, Ronald 39 London, Steve 98 Low, Dorcas 41,56,124,127 Lowe, James 109 Lowe, Leroy 39 Lowe, Shirley 98 Lusk, Danny 30,44,54,56,79.98,104,133 M McBride, Marcia 40,84,98,159,168 McCallie, Gary McClendon, Karen 8.48,49,57,64,98,101,156,164 McCloud, Janet McDonald, Loretta McElroy, Debbie 44.56.57.58.59.99 McElroy, James 56,66,117 McGraw, Brian 44,117 McGraw, Mark 116 McKissick, Gwen 79,90,99 McMillion, Curtis 125 McNeal, Michael 159,118 Major, Eugene 41,43,124 Major, Diane 42,124 Malham, Robert 44,53,56,117,118 Maness, Mike 44,109 Marshall, Gladys 59,69,98 Marshall, Leeona 117 Marshall, William 125 Maney, Mary 124 Martin, Clyde 59,98 Martin, Ruth Anne 8,12,44,48,56.57,109 Matheny, Benny Medford, Kim 30,109,112 Medford, Samuel 7.40.51.60.63.65.78.79.94.99 Melvin, Anita Melvin, Dwain 30,54,59,68,109,110,159 Miley, Mike 28,56,118 Miley, Tommy 44,99 Miller, Erma 44,42,99 Miller, Samuel 43,60,71,72 Mitchell, Alma 12,28,56,118 Mitchell, Marcus 43,56,125 Moffett, Gwen 42,110 Moffitt, Janet 56,118,121 Moffett, Stanley 32,43,125 Moore, James 40 Moore, Regina 6,56,84.99,126 Moore, Kenny 125 Morman, Frantz 99 Morris, Bill Morris, Kristy 125 Morrison, Linda 42,59,110 Moss, Effie 42,59.110 Moss, Johnny Mullinar, Charles 118 Myers, Carolyn 110 Myers, Ivy 44,118 Myers, Jimmy 71 Myers, J. C. 59,99 Myers, Rickey 43,44,47,56.110.133,172 N Nail. William 99 Nash, Curtis 43,56,118 Nash, Sherry 58,85,125 Nelson, Billie 28,58,125 Nicholas, Reginald 125 Nickleson, Annette 27,44,56,118,172 Norman, Phillip Nowlin, Debbie 42,125 Nowlin, Doug 59,99 Nowlin. Marsha 44,56,118 O Odom, Deen 125 Odom, James Odom, Patsy 41,118 Owens, Melvina 69,99 Owens, Myrtle 42,59,110 P Parker, Darlene 41,59,99 Parker, Donald 59,118 Parker, Gloria 41, 42,56,125 Parker, Jessie Kay 33,125 Parr, Jimmy 41,56,66,76,125 Parris, Harriet 125 Paschal, Billy 56,60,118 Patrick, Ricky 56,57,71,106,110 Patrick, Tony 44,46,57,59,100 Patrick, Vicky 41,118 Patton, Stacy 44,56,118 Pearson, Carrie 42,121 Pearson, Charles 56,119 Pearson, Linda 42,100 Pearson, Pamela 56,58,125 Pearson, Steve 76,125 173 Perry, Jessie 39,59 Perry, Ronnie Phillips, Brad Pighee, Bernard 6,66,76,77,122.124,125 Pighee, Marilyn 59,100 Pighee, Marion 60,100 Pighee, Timothy 43,60,100,174 Poland, Robert 34.44.54.56.111.172 Pounders, Audrey 56,100,168 Priest, Tanya 42,59,100 Pritchett, Wanda 42,125 Pulliam, Patricia 100 Purcell, Kenneth 100 Purcell, Sandra 100 Pye, Leon 119 0 Quinn, Cathy 125 Quinn, Judy 42,126 Quinn, Larry 100 R Ragland, Debra 119 Ragsdell, Charles 36.44,54,57,100 Ramsay, Lamont 56,76,126 Ramsay, Lloyd 34.44.54.118.119.172 Ramsay, Robbin 126 Raney, Becky 5,27,41,111 Riddell, Mike 57,58,60,65,68,79,100 Riddle, Rosa 111 Riffey, Rhonda 100,137 Roberson, Gloria 42 Roberson, James Roberson, Novella 101 Roberts, David 126 Roberts, James 59,119 Roberts, Jana 56,126 Roberts, Margaret 100 Roberts, Many 56,111 Roberts, Shirley 100 Robertson, James 126 Roby, Marilyn Roby, Victoria Rodgers. Joey 43,56.76,126 Rodgers, Kenneth Ross, Anna 41,111 Rucker, Cathy 59,111 S Sands, Freddy 33,56,116,119 Sanford, Paula 44,46,56.59,79.101,104,133 Sanford, Penny 10,44,46,56,118,119 Satterfield, Cindy 40,98,101,168 Satterfield, Greg 44,56,58,119 Satterfield, John 9,56,58,126 Saxton, Debra Scales, Elverta Scales, Vera 42,126 Schlesier, Robin 59,101,163 Scott, Bobby 119 Scott, Jessie 30,43,66 Scott, Johnny 76 Scott, Kay Vern 59,111 Scott, Mamie 101 Scott, Marshall 60 Scroggins, Ella 101 Scroggins, Cathalo 119 Shaw, Pat Shaw, Wallace 40,51,66,67,126 Sheard, Greg 8,44,56,58,119 Sherman, William 119 Shelton, Ruby 126 Seiber, Peggy 42,48,56,119 Simon, Carla • 8,53,56.57,58,78.79,80,93,101, 128.164 Simpson, David 66,126 Simpson, Farris Skinner, Paul 119 Sloan, Alfunsia 42,59 Slaon, Charles 101 Sloan, Erma 126 Sloan, Helen 83,93,101 Smith, Beverly 126 Smith, Charles 32,56,126 Smith, Chris 43,59,101 Smith, David 60,62,65,90,94,174 Smith, Jerry 60,126 Smith, Mark 56,126 Smith, Roxanne 42,78,80,101,136 Snelson, Albert 60.65,79,90,101,105,137 Sorrells, Carole 2,56,126 Sorrells, Linda 126 Sorrells, Pamela 13.48.56.57.79.84.101.102.164 Sorrells. Sandra 119 Sprawlings, Marsha 42,120,126 Sprawlings, Rodney 59,60,68,120 Stafford, David 56,58,120 Stafford, Bill 2,13,56,57,58,78,79.85,93,102, 133 Staggs, Julie 13,44,42,79,102 Staggs, Nanette 56,58,85,126 Staggs, Pam 44,56,57,58,111 Stigall. Andrew Story, Debbie 42,56,126 Story, Jackie 58 Story, Mike 112 Strange, Joyce 42,126 Strickland, Gerald 43,120 Swanigan, Bracher 126 Swanigan, Christine 126 Swanigan, Glendora 42,59,112 Swanigan, Marion 4,120 Swanigan, Oleather 44,102 Swanigan, Sharon 42,69,117,120 Swindle, Brian 10,43,56,112 Swindle, Susan 40,41,44,51,112 T Tate, Judy Taylor, Robert 59 Tefteller, Calvin 59,112 Terhune, Eugene 43,51,56,57,60.112 Terrice, Johnny 28,65,126,173 Terrice, Tony 37,44,57,58,112 Terry, Clifton Thomas, Debbie 41,42,112 Thomas, Earlene 120 Thomas, Harold 126 Thomas, Linda 69,102 Thomas, Loyd 56,64,68,79,102 Thomas. Robert 76,126 Thompson, David 43,126 Turnage, Albessa 42,126 Turnage, Jeraldine 127 Turnage, John 112 Turnage, Leberthia 44,59,112 Turner, Arnold 10,60,112 Turner, Lola 5,42,112 Turner, Mike 59,60,63,65,113 V Vance, Emanuel 59 Vance, Henrietta 33,42,120 Vance, Phillip 66 Vance, Scott 59,102 Volner, Daphne 42,113 Volner, Ramona 32,42,120 W Waldrip, Chris 43,127 Walker, Alonza 59,113 Walker, Debra 127 Walker, Gregory Walker, Inez 121 Walker, Janet 120 Walker, Joann 126,127 Walker, Marva 59,113 Walker, Pauline Walker, Randy Walker Doug 4,36,52,60,64,65,68.78,79.88. 90,94,102.157.167 Walker, Samuel 121 Wallace, Kris 80,84,121,174 Walton, Paul 71,73,121 Walton, Verna Warblow, Jane 8,44,53,54,56,78,121 Ward, Gail 113 Warr, Leslie 57,113 Warren, Gary 127 Warren, Glenda 30.56,85,122,125,127 Warren, Richard 60,68,113 Warren, Roy 43,59 Watts, Randy 103 Watkins, Betty 56,126,127 Washington, Ardalia 27,57,78,79,80,103 Washington, Christine 42,58,103 Washington, Louis 40,43,66,127 Wash, Debbie 103 Wash, Jackie 42,80,109,113 Weatherford, Rickey 60,121 Weaver, Mike 121 Webb, Mike 28,56,66,77,76,127 Webster, Sharon 113 Wimberly, DeWayne Whitby, Levader Whitby, Wilford 60 Whiteside, David 30,56,60,121 Whiteside, Jana 12,44,47,104 Whiteside, Leanne 41.44.56.118.121 Wiesle, Valentina 41,121 Wilhite, Lambert 113 Wilhite, Paula 41,56,121 Wilhite, Stacy 26,56,121 Willhite, Teri 42,127 Williford. Clarissa 56,127 Williams, Darrow Williams, Andrew 44,43 Williams, Bobby 30,43,56,76,127 Williams, Carl 30,76,77,127 Williams, Ella 42 Williams, Gay 27,37,79,103,140 Williams, Janie 103 Williams, John 44,51,52,56,58,114,121.173 Williams, Ora 127 Williams, Pamela 44.51.56.118.119.121 Williams, Searcy 59,113 Williams, Terry 59 Williams, Thennie 8.42.44.51.56.57.118.119.121 Wilkerson, Julie 44,46,48,75,121 Wilkerson, Patrice 40,103 Wilkins, Wayne 28,57,113 Wilkins, Joe 103 Wilkins, Ora Wilson, Charlene 59,103 Wilson, Cheryl 127 Wilson, Clarence Wilson, Debra 121 Wilson, Karen 59,104 Woodruff, Floyd 59,113 Word, Lanie 42,127 Word, Susan 13,40,44, 80,82 Word, Gretchen 54,58,85,127 Word, Steve 56,121 Wynne, Ethel 42,121 Wynne, Freddy 59,71,121 Wynne, Jeanette 13.26,42,44,53,57,58,78.106, 113 Wynne, Leo 43,71,113 The year is over. We look back on the spirited rush of fall, the burst of color, the riotous enthusiasm at pep meetings and football games; we remember the dreary drudgery of the winter months, the drabness of nature; we reflect on the bright expectancy of spring, the warm days that brought forth fresh greenness, until at last the LEAVES came into their full growth - graduation for some, for all the end of another school year. Always there was a change, a maturing, a reaching out. We, the Tiger staff of '73, wish to give special tribute and a hearty thank you ! To our subscribers and our friends in down-town Brinkley for their financial support. To Mr. Palmer Bryan for our specially designed cover. To Mr. Billy Clay for excellent photography. To Mr. Willhite, Mr. Randolph, and our teachers, for much patience. Autographs ga.iiN ir; mm • •• ••• 9rff • 33S,.. — rril . � •� m� . i : 1 ,;L_______________1!.---------- - -. 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