Brinkley High School - Tiger Yearbook (Brinkley, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1975 volume:

1975 Tiger Brinkley High School Brinkley, Arkansas Table of Contents Whaf We Did 16 Where The Acfion Was 50 Why We Came 72 How We Looked 88 Those Who Helped 130 What of Time? 2 You would adjust your conduct and even direct the course of your spirit to hours and seasons. Of time you would make a stream upon whose bank you would sit and watch its flowing. Yet the timelessness in you is aware of life's timelessness. . 6 •Mm •_____ 8 Who among you does not feel that his power to love is boundless? And is not time even as love is, undivided and spaceless? In Memoria Bill Loewer Dennis Dobson 10 I STROVE WITH NONE BY Walter S. Landor I strove with none; for none was worth my strife. Nature I loved and, next to Nature, An. I warmed both hands before the fire of life; It sinks, and I am ready to depan. it Dedication It Is with deep gratitude and appreciation that the Tiger staff dedicates Its 1975 edition to Mrs. J. E. Sims, foreign language teacher at Brinkley High School. She has assiduously channeled her efforts toward instilling in her students a love and appreciation for the finer, cultural aspects of their educational life. Mrs. Sims has that quality that identifies an exceptional teacher, for she can bring out in her students the desire to better themselves and the desire to learn. She has always shown that she believes that the educational process extends beyond the classroom and has guided her foreign language students toward the higher ideals and goals in all endeavors. Her diligence is a constant inspiration to her fellow teachers, and her presence at Brinkley High School has made it a belter educational institution. Mrs. Sims is the epitome of the person referred to in these lines by Thomas Simpkin - 1 want that somehow I may live, Some bit of inspiration give, Some word or deed of mine be spent To lend someone encouragement. That he may nobler live each day, For just one time I pass this way. WITH GREAT RESPECT WE DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK TO MRS. J. E. SIMS. Administration Keeps TOP LEFT: Mrs. Boyle, secretary to the Superintendent. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Minor, book- keeper. BOTTOM: Mr. Snowden, Superintendent of Brinkley High Schools. BHS Running Smoothly 15 WHA T WE DID The 1975 Tiger Band FRONT: Mary Beth Caldwell, Mary Kay Hum. 1st ROW: Terry Deason, Leigh Ann Harrod, Beverly Collier. 2nd ROW: Pam Pearson, Amy Anderson, Theresa Dedman. 3rd ROW: Gretchen Word, Jamie Nelson, Lee Ann Foster, Sherry Nash, Tina Ellis. 4th ROW: Len Lacefield, Ser-eatha Bracely, Sarah Bondon, Iva Myers. 5th ROW: Charles Pearson, John Satterfield, Danny Dean, John Collins. 6th ROW: Barry Cook, Ken Boyle, Stacey Patton, Perry Harris. 7th ROW: Jimmy Parr, Welton Boyce, Walter Harris, Steve Word, Harrison Armstrong. MAJORETTES: Paula Nowlin, Billie Nelson, Glenda Warren, Colleen Farrell. OFFICERS: Charles Pearson, Amy Anderson, Jim Parr, Mary Kay Hunt, Gretchen Word, Leigh Ann Harrod, Mary Beth Caldwell, Lee Ann Foster, Sherry Nash, Colleen Farrell. BAND SWEETHEART: Amy Anderson. 18 1975 Tiger Majorettes this year. Their drum majorette, Mary Beth Caldwell, showed her ability of leading the band, on and off the field. Head majorette , Mary Kay Hunt, helped the girls with their half-time shows and marching routines. ABOVE LEFT: THE TIGER MAJORETTES: Colleen Farrell, Paula Nowlin, Billie Nelson, Glenda Warren. ABOVE: Drum Majorette, Mary Caldwell. LEFT: Head Majorette, Mary Hunt. 19 Junior Band The Junior Band, under the skillful direction of Mr. Gol-denstem, spent long hours practicing for half time at Junior games and performing at the annual spring and fall concerts. 20 Halloween Has Fun, Geary, and Exciting Moments BELOW: The 1975 Halloween Royalty. BELOW LEFT: Mike Creekmore helps in the Student Council spookhouse. BELOW RIGHT: Band's Fifties Nightclub. BHS Choral Groups Entertain School and Social Groups TOP: 1st ROW: Mrs. McKnight, director: Dionne Harold, Jane Warblow, Amy Anderson, Terri Driver, Mishell Scott, Irene Holiday, Evelyn Teague. 2nd ROW: Missy Fowler, Catherine Davis, Ruby Swanigan, Mary Beth Caldwell, Mary Kay Hunt, Daisy Turnage. 3rd ROW: Colleen Farrell, Claudette Volner, LaDell Smith, Gail Fitzhugh, Cathy Cox, Doris Rodgers, Debra Swanigan. 4th ROW: Kim Anderson, Anna Askew, Radine Haggar, Gertrude Williams, Terry Elms, Robbin Ramsay, Gloria Coleman, Sereatha Bracely. 5th ROW: Wimberley Wright, Rodney Sprawlings, Tom Walton, Charles Pearson, David White-side, Waller Harris. RIGHT: Anna Askew, Robbin Ramsay, Evelyn Teague, and Irene Holiday. 22 Brinkley Boasts Four All-Region Choir Members The BHS choral groups, under the skillful direction of Mrs. John McKnight, worked many long hours, not only at school, but also at night, and before school, to bring entertainment to our school and community. They performed for various meetings, clubs, and social events throughout the year, with the highlight being the All-Region and All-State choir tryouts. Missy Fowler, Kim Anderson, Jane Warblow, and Amy Anderson were chosen to the All-Region choir, and Jane made All-State. The choral groups include the choir and ensemble. TOP: Ensemble Dionne Harold, Catherine Davis, Mary Hunt, Sereatha Bracely, Missy Fowler, Amy Anderson, Jane Warblow, Colleen Farrell, Kim Anderson, Mary Caldwell, Mrs. McKnight. BOTTOM: Jane Warblow, Kim Anderson, Missy Fowler, Amy Anderson, and Mrs. McKnight leave for All-Region choir at Jonesboro. 23 Qiudeni Council The 1975 Brinkley Student Council can best be described as active and busy. Each month teemed with activities in order to better serve the student body. These included Parents' Day, Homecoming, Toys for Tots, Super Graphics, Horror Shows, Singing Valentines, Assembly skits, Bubble Gum Blowing Contests, and student movies just to name a few. Brinkley also served as president of the Inter-City District. All in all the council had a successful, but hectic year. TOP: Amy Anderson, President: Dionne Harold, Vice-President: Cathy Cooper, Secretary. ABOVE: Mrs. Davis, sponsor. RIGHT: FRONT ROW: H. Parnis, L. Tucker, B. Watkins, C. Bed-well, F. Scott. SECOND ROW: W. Harris, M. Hunt, K. Anderson, C. Farrell, S. Nash, G. Jones, M. McBride. THIRD ROW: R. Swanigan, P. Sanford, D. Harold, A. Anderson, C. Cooper, G. Sheard. 24 SC's Honor House Big Success The Student Council transformed the gym dressing room into a House of Horror for the Haloween Carnival. The tour led through a darkened tunnel, a cemetery, a chamber of horrors, vampires, werewolves, and the cage of a wild animal. TOP: Jon Carroll, Joel Davis, Bobby Williams show their true character at Halloween. ABOVE: Wolfman Lloyd Ramsey and Vampiress Kim Anderson were terrifyingly terrific. ABOVE RIGHT: Greg Sheard add that little extra touch to the Horror House. RIGHT: Betty Watkins hangs around as Larry Loewer and Betty Wofford gaze on mystified. 26 TOP LEFT: Amy Anderson, President. ABOVE: The skit. The People Machine, showed how people, working together, can get results. LEFT: George Jones, Dionne Harold, Amy Anderson, Kim Anderson, Colleen Farrell, and Greg Sheard leave for Inter-City at DeWitt. 27 FBLA RIGHT: Marietha Goodwin listens to dictation. BELOW: FRONT ROW: OFFICERS: Cathy Holmun, Brenda Herndon, Cheryl Cook, Debbie Crain, Alma Mitchell, Kim Anderson, Fred Sands, Penny Sanford. 1st ROW: McGarity, C. Norman, S. Hallo way, L. Kegley, K. Roy, L. Geisler, L. Freeman, B. Geisler, B. Smith, D. Simpson, Mrs. Prince. 2nd ROW: J. Freeman, G. Word, P. Nash, J. Roberts, R. Ramsay, D. Hallum, J. Warblow. 3rd ROW: D. Story, C. Williford, P. Seiber, J. Murphy, E. Cary, M. Stafford, K. Loewer, L. Parr. 4th ROW: G. Johnson, J. Duke, M. Fowler, D. Walker, S. Schlesier, A. Askew, N. Caskey, K. Williams. 5th ROW: P. Pearson, B. Wofford, C. Banks, J. Wilkerson, M. Nowlin, C. Farrell, M. Caldwell, L. Brewer. 6th ROW: D. Bet-hell, K. Arnett, J. Hulum, W. Harris, M. Webb, S. Foster, L. Lacefield. 28 FBLA Is Active aiBHS The Future Business Leaders of America proved to be a very active club this year. The year was full of fund raising projects, programs, meetings, special assemblies, and many other activities. Brinkley brought home many 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners from the district meeting. LEFT: General Manager of Mad Butcher gives an enthusiastic talk. BELOW: Jim Guy Tucker presenting an interesting speech on LAW. BOTTOM LEFT: Cathy Holmun, President. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Prince, sponsor, gives out dictation to some of her students. 29 Spirit Soars During Homecoming SL$ OS 30 Homecoming Inspires Many Varied Activities OPPOSITE PAGE, FAR LEFT: Coach Hattabaugh crowns Queen Mary Caldwell. MIDDLE: Senior maid Mary Hunt. RIGHT: Senior maids Kristina Wallace, Mary Hunt. and Sharon Swanigan enjoy game. BELOW: 1975 BHS Homecoming royalty. ABOVE LEFT: Junior maid Sherry Nash and her escorts. ABOVE: Juniors have winning float. LEFT: Sophomore float and royalty Joyce Roby and Dena Greenwood. BELOW LEFT: Greg Sheard and Greg Satterfield lead the parade with Grand Mar- '74 Floats — Best Ever ABOVE: Freshman maids Debbie Watson and Katherine Chunn ride on Freshman float. RIGHT: Mr. Merritt. BOTTOM: Senior maids ride on second place float. 32 ABOVE: Homecoming brings out a good crowd. BELOW LEFT: Betty Watkins. MIDDLE: Donnie Self leads freshmen in the parade. RIGHT: Queen Mary Beth Caldwell. 33 f------ Junior Classical League This year was the fourth year that the Brinkley Junior Classical League was in existence. There were twenty-five members interested in the civilization, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome. The year was full of projects and activities. This included a skit, called The Sound of Latin, which was presented before the Round Table, a Roman banquet, and a trip to Memphis to the Mid-South Latin Tournament. TOP: FIRST ROW: A. Anderson. M. Frey, J. Warblow, B. Boyle, M. Winemiller, S. Wash. SECOND ROW: M. Hunt, G. Word, P. Pearson, C. Farrell, K. Anderson, K. Ellison. THIRD ROW: M. Dedman, V. Walton, A. Mitchell, L. Tucker, H. Armstrong, S. Nash. ABOVE: Mrs. Sims, Latin I and 11. RIGHT: OFFICERS: Jane War-blow, President; Glenda Warren, Vice-President; Kim Anderson, Secretary; Amy Anderson, Treasurer. National Honor Gociety — Chess Club TOP: SITTING: Julie Wilkerson, Lynn Anderson, Amy Anderson, Billie Nelson, Penny Sanford, Cheryl Cook, Mary Hunt, Marissa Frey, Cathy Cooper, Cathy Holmun, Alma Mitchell, Debbie Crain, Sandy Berry. KNEELING: Mike Miley, George Jones, Marc Dedman, Bracher Swanigan, Curtis McMillon, John Satterfield. STANDING: Beverly Collier, Clarissa Williford, Harrison Armstrong, David Whiteside, Dionne Harold, Henrietta Vance, Jane Warblow, Jimmy Parr, Kim Anderson, Mr. Battles, Sponsor. BOTTOM: Mr. Battles, L. Hood, J. Berry, L. Anderson, K. Nelson, N. Sullivan, T. Thomas, B. Collier, J. Nelson, J. Parr, J. Satterfield, L. Foster, B. White, S. Berry, K. Anderson, M. Smith, J. McElroy, R. Ray, G. Bethell, K. Boyle, H. Armstrong, C. Mullinax, S. Miller, M. Mann, D. Whiteside, J. Williams, M. Miley, G. Strickland, L. Loewer. TOP: FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES: Steve Smith, Gertrude Williams, Mkie Morris, Linda Butler, Donny Self, Debbie Watson, Debbie Walker, Michael Tucker. MIDDLE: SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES: Ricky Loewer, Desira McGarity, Ruby Swanigan, Larry Coleman. BOTTOM: SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES: Erma Washington, Lewatis Garrett, Donald Fuller, Dena Greenwood. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Fred Sands, Mary Caldwell, Joann Barnes, LeRoy Lowe. RIGHT: Sharon Swanigan, George Jones, Mark McGraw, Linda Geisler. BELOW: JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES: Lee Ann Foster, Wally Shaw, Erma Sloan, Claude Bondon, Sherry Nash, Rocky Hickman, Dorothy Camper, Carl Williams. 36 37 The Brinkley Chapter of F. F. A. is a part of a very large national organization of more than 430,000 active members in 8,200 chapters. It is made up of students who are interested in agricultural skills. RIGHT: Anna Askew and Linda Hood after initiation. BELOW: Jan Duke, FFA Sweetheart. BOTTOM: SEATED: Rodgers, James, Moss, Frein, Kennedy, Baker, Jackson, Hickman, Fikes, Rodgers, Frein, Knight, Smith, Watson, Kegley, Freeman, Johnson, Banks, Geisler, Freeman, Geis-ler. STANDING: Mr. Baker, Mitchell, Shaw, Moffett, Jones, Scott, Hardie, Gehring, Lang, Mullinax, Morris, Williams, McMillion, Aldridge, Williams, Washington, Carter, Berry, Strickland, Mann, Foster, How-ton, Holiday, Swanigan, Lang, Nicholas, Miller, Walton, Miller, Loewer, Files. 38 u. t . Herben Lang FHA Beau 39 Faculty Chooses Top Citizens Anderson, Amy Harold, Dionne Sheard, Greg Anderson, Kim Hum, Mary Kay Stafford, David Caldwell, Mary Beth Jones, George Warblow, Jane Cooper, Cathy Pighee, Bernard Whiteside, David Library Club TOP: D. Low, T. Willhite, H. Cranford, M. Davis, S. Guthrey, J. Strange, S. Reynolds, E. Cary, J. Oltmann, B. Watkins, P. Nowlin, P. Collier, S. Guthrey, B. Holmun, J. Mitchell, L. Majors, D. Hicks, A. Baker, J. Gromett, S. Weatherford, M. Mitchell, J. Quinn, K. Chunn, M. Howton, J. Norman. ABOVE: The Library Club showed their spirit in the Homecoming parade. ABOVE RIGHT: OFFICERS: Dorcas Low, Mary Davis, Teri Willhite, Elva Cary, Paula Nowlin, Jennifer Oltmann, Marla Howton. 42 Boys' Siaie — Girls' Siaie TOP: KNEELING: David Whiteside, Mike Miley. STANDING: Gerald Strickland, George Jones, Stacey Patton, Greg Sheard, Greg Satterfield, David Stafford, Cleodus Ellison, John Williams. BOTTOM: 1st ROW: Debbie Crain, Cheryl Cook, Iva Myers, Alma Mitchell. 2nd ROW: Sharon Swanigan, Henrietta Vance, Kris Wallace. 3rd ROW: Amy Anderson, Jane Warblow, Cathy Cooper, Beverly Collier, Mary Caldwell, Cathy Holmun, Mary Hunt. 1975 Tiger Staff — Working for a Better Yearbook One hardly realizes the long hours of work involved in editing a school yearbook. The staff met in the early summer and began selling ads. In August four staff members attended a three day workshop in Arkadelphia. There they learned new lay-outs, and techniques and drew plans for the '75 TIGER. Soon after school began, the entire staff, consisting of eleven members, began putting the plans and ideas on paper. The next months were busy ones for everybody. Pictures had to be planned, taken, cropped; pages had to be drawn and re-drawn; copy had to be written and typed. February was a joyous month, as the last pages of the '75 TIGER were sent to the publishing company. TOP: Carl Williams helps Harriet Parris as Bernard Pighee and Susan Stafford draw up their pages. ABOVE: Mrs. McKnight, advisor. RIGHT: Dionne Harold smiles for the camera. 44 LEFT: Kim Anderson gets interrupted by the photographer as she sorts out pages. BELOW: Editor Jane Warblow is object of interest to David Whiteside. BOTTOM: Carole Sorrells, Business Manager, works on ads as Missy Fowler and Cathy Cooper work on class sections. 45 6 Special Assemblies This year BHS came out with a better-than-ever selection of special assemblies. The programs came from many walks of life. Some were funny, such as the Lonnie Glosson show and the Big Bubble Gum Blow-Off Contest. Others proved serious like the one pictured here from the Gist House in Little Rock. The speakers informed the students of the harmful effects of drugs and gave their personal testimonies. These assemblies were a welcome change from the daily routine of the classroom. 48 I LEFT: THE STUDENT COUNCIL PEOPLE MACHINE. Amy Anderson, Kim Anderson, Penny Sanford, Matt McBride, Greg Sheard, Harriet Parris, Cathy Cooper, Walter Harris, Cherie Bed well. Sherry Nash, Dionne Harold, Freddie Scott, George Jones, Betty Watkins, Colleen Farrell, Linda Tucker, Mary Hunt. MIDDLE: The Student Council sponsored a Bubble Gum Blow-Off Contest. Greg Sheard blows a big one while Kim Anderson measures it. BOTTOM: The Junior Classical League presented the Sound of Latin to the Round Table Club. Some of the members shown are, Mary Kay Hunt, Seretha Bracely, Kim Anderson, Pam Pearson, Colleen Farrell, Dionne Harold, and Alma Mitchell. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: The Brinkley Jay-cees presented the high school with a program on the effects of drugs. 49 WHERE THE ACTION l MS RIGHT: Hattabaugh, Wood, Williams, and Milligan; coaches for 1974 Tigers. BELOW: Garrett stops Ricebird ball carrier for a loss. 52 74 Season FAR LEFT: Dragon defenders pursue Tiger ball carrier. LEFT: Pighee who goes in for a score. BOTTOM: Tigers are fired up” as they break through victory sign before game. 53 ABOVE LEFT: Coach Woods and Coach Hattabaugh show concern ai crucial point in game. ABOVE: Hardin tackles Dragon ball carrier while Taylor and Miller pursue. LEFT: Hickman and Webb recover loose ball fumbled by Birds. OPPOSITE PAGE - TOP: Shaw ready to pass as Tiger line holds Dragon defense out. BOTTOM LEFT: Shaw also demonstrates skill at catching passes. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jones. Jackson, and Kennedy bring down Wynne ball carrier. 55 RIGHT: Mike Webb gets off long punt against Helena Cougars. No. Name 10 D. Self 11 R. Ray 14 D. Hamner 15 B. Roy 20 B. Pighee 21 T. Jimmerson 23 R. Pyeatt 24 D. Smith 31 R. Nicholas 32 J. Ponwood 33 M. Dedman 34 R. Teal 40 R. Hickman 41 L. Garrett 42 R. Kennedy 51 L. Washington No. Name 52 P. McBride ,54 L. Lowe 55 L. Foster 57 M. Scott 60 L. Hood 61 A. Brewer 62 G. Jones 63 L. Aldridge 64 S. Hardin 65 R. Loewer 66 G. Jackson 67 R. Moore 70 L. Loewer 71 T. Baker 72 C. Mullinax 73 R. Weatherford No. Name 74 L. Taylor 75 R. Gehring 76 D. Whiteside 77 S. Walker 80 R. Hickman 81 G. James 82 W. Shaw 83 M. Webb 84 S. Miller 86 C. Ellison 87 N. Jackson 88 R. Sprawlings Coach Hattabaugh Coach Williams Coach Milligan Coach Wood 56 Tigers and Cubs Combine Winning Seasons ABOVE: Coaches Law, Gray, and Manson with winning Cubs. TIGERS 28 Marion OPPONENT 6 2 Helena 13 6 Wynne 21 6 Stuttgart 22 6 Blytheville 35 21 Dewitt 7 14 F. City 0 35 Clarendon 0 21 Marvell 6 25 Hughes 7 164 117 . Reaction • • Newton's law, For every action there is a . . . reaction,” applies not only to science but also to people. Life is composed of actions and reactions. There are the actor's actions and the audience's reactions of applause and laughter; the action of points being made and the reaction of cheers from the stands; the action of the flags being raised and the reaction of patriotiosm; and many others. The story of BHS 1975, can be read not only in the actions or events of the year but also can be read in the faces of the students and faculty. 59 Sirive io Hif Their Goal TOP ROW: Coach Williams, M. Mann Mgr., S. Floyd, B. Swanigan, L. Wynn, F. Wynn, S. Eckwood, S. Miller, P. Walton, G. Bethell, Coach Manson, A. McMillion Mgr. SECOND ROW: B. Boyle, A. Tucker, G. James, C. Myers, M. Mann, L. Coleman, B. Hicks. BOTTOM ROW: T. Walton. H. Myers, P. Pighee, M. Chunn, G. Polk. RIGHT: Glenda Warren assists team as part-time scorekeeper. 60 LEFT: Sam Miller goes for the jump to begin game against Marvell. George Bethell ready to receive tip. 1975 Tiger Seniors 55 - Paul Walton 45 - Freddie Wynne 25 - Leo Wynne 11 - Stanley Eckwood 6! Fourth quarter pressure mounts . . . the score is tied . . . only seconds to go . . . timeout! . . . Let's go mighty Tigers . . . the ball's in play . . . a pass under the basket . . . shoot, 62 shoot . . . IT’S GOOD! . . . the horn . . .we win! Juniors Pifch in for Winning Season TOP: JUNIORS - B. Swanigan, G. Bethell, S. Miller, M. Mann. RIGHT: DeWiu player attempts shot while Tigers defend. BELOW: Coaches Williams and Manson watch Tigers from sidelines. 63 1974-75 Tiger Bask Schedule Nov. 29 - L.R. Hall There Dec. 3 - F. City Here Dec. 6 - Hughes Here Dec. 10 - Stuttgart There Dec. 13 - F. City There Dec. 17 - Marion Here Dec. 27 - L.R. Hall Here Jan. 3 - W. Memphis - There Jan. 7 - Marion There Jan. 10 - DeWitt There Jan. 14 - Marvell Here Jan. 17 - Hughes There Jan. 21 - Wynne Here Jan. 28 - Stuttgart Here Jan. 31 - DeWitt Here Feb. 4 - Marvell There Feb. 7 - Wynne There Feb. 11 - W. Memphis - Here Feb. 14 - Clarendon Here Cubs Head Towards FAR RIGHT: Mike Morris shoots for two against DeWitt defender. RIGHT: Henderson Wilson attempts foul shot. BELOW: Junior cheerleaders watch senior game after Cub's victory. 66 Victory! LEFT: Cubs start season with intersquad game. BELOW: Cubs on bench await chance to see action in game. 67 Cheerleaders Highlight BHS Add spirit, enthusiasm, a lot of hard work, and you get a BHS cheerleader. BHS cheerleaders proved that hard work pays off by winning numerous ribbons and a trophy at summer camp in Jonesboro. Leading the student body during pep rallies, making signs, and working at the concession stand during track season, kept the cheerleaders quite busy. TOP: Betty Watkins TOP RIGHT: Dottie Camper ABOVE: Desira McGarity MIDDLE: Dionne Harold BELOW: Kris Wallace BELOW RIGHT: Sharon Swanigan TOP: Dionne Harold and Sharon Swanigan lead the crowd in the Spirit Stick” competition. MIDDLE LEFT: Co-Captains Dionne Harold and Kris Wallace ABOVE: 1975 Tiger Cheerleaders LEFT: Cheerleaders leaning with Super Tiger, Walter Harris. 69 Track Team Running Strong RIGHT: Relay and distance runners. John Collins, Benny Hicks, Rodney Sprawlings, and Andrew Williams. MIDDLE RIGHT: Hurdle runners, Dorsey Brown, Don Williams, George Jones, and Rodney Sprawlings. BELOW: Field eventers, Benny Hicks, Andrew Williams, Lavem Scroggins, George Jones, Rodney Sprawlings, and Tony Jimmer-son. BOTTOM RIGHT: 1975 TIGER track team. 70 Golf at B.H.S Every year BHS tries to stress the importance of sports and sportsmanship. One of the sports is golf. BHS is fortunate to have two athletes that like to go for a round of golf. RIGHT: Bob White shows proper putting grip. BELOW: Mike Webb demonstrates stance as he prepares to address the ball. 71 72 Gcience Offers Alew Challenges New methods, new formulas, new ideas - all were a part of the BHS science department this year. Along with the regular courses, Human Physiology, a new course, was made available to students. The course served to increase knowledge of the human body and its function. TOP: Mrs. Cooper and her students, Laurie Brewer, Jan Duke, and Cheryl Adell admire the orange tree. MIDDLE: loan Walker and Jon Satterfield examine John Henry in Human Physiology. RIGHT: Alma Mitchell performs experiment in Physics. ABOVE: Mr. Battles - Chemistry, Geometry, and Physics: Mrs. Cooper - General Science: Mr. McDonald - Biology and Human Physiology; Mr. Smith - General Science and Physical Science: Coach Wood - Biology and General Science. 74 History Blends Knowledge of Past, Present, and Future Old and new were truly blended in the BHS social studies department this year. The study of history involved students in the world of the past, while the behavioral sciences introduced them to man's life in today's world and prepared them for facing tomorrow's problems. ? S TOP LEFT: Mr. Heath gives notes to students in American History. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Heath - American Government, American History, Arkansas History, Psychology, and Sociology: Miss Mitchell - American History and World History. LEFT: Crystal Mann shows Bavaria to American History students. ABOVE: Mark Burrow and Juluis Jones get homework in American History. I 75 Mafh Probes Siudenfs' Minds Mathematical principles continued to mystify students at BHS as math teachers constantly confronted them with new challenges. For the average student, basic courses were offered, while advanced students moved on to higher goals in the study of algebra and advanced math. RIGHT: Mr. Singleterry proposes problem to Algebra students. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Singleterry - Algebra I and II; Mrs. Wood -General Math II; Mr. Blalock (not pictured) - General Math I. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Wood helps student with math problem. 76 Business Prepares Students for Today's World With the ever-widening opportunities of careers in the field of business, the BHS business department continued to grow. From the basic courses of typing and shorthand to the more advanced studies in Office Occupations and Secretarial Practice, students gained invaluable experience in office skills. Also, for those interested in the expanding fields of bookkeeping and data processing, an accounting course was offered. TOP LEFT: Carole Sorrells struggles with problem in accounting. ABOVE: Ruby Collier, Rumel Driver, Sharon Swanigan, and Darlene Dillard learn to use machines in secretarial practice. FAR LEFT: Charlotte Norman practices to impreove her typing skills. LEFT: Mrs. Prince - Accounting, Shorthand 1 and II; Mrs. E. Williams - Office Occupations and Typing I; Mrs. V. Williams -Orientation, Secretarial Practice, and Typing 11. 77 English Offers New Roads of Communicafion As the world around us continues to grow, the need for better communication is greatly increasing. The BHS English faculty considered this an important factor in their efforts to direct students' minds toward higher goals in grammar and creative writing. The study of literature I also played an important part in enriching the cultural aspects of students' lives. Through speech and drama classes, students learned to put their classroom knowledge into action. ABOVE: Stacey Patton gives a speech to fellow students. TOP: Mrs. Davis helps Henrietta Vance with book report. RIGHT: Mrs. Davis - English 12; Miss Deere - Grammar 9 and 10; Mrs. Etheridge - English 11 and Grammar 9; Mrs. Lomax - Grammar II and 12; Mrs. Stewmon - English 9 and 10; Miss Stroud - English 9 and Speech. FAR MIDDLE: Linda Hood writes composition in English. FAR LEFT: Mrs. Stewmon gives Jimmy Matthews help with assignment. 78 Special Education, Driver's Ed Aid Students Through work with skilled faculty members, students at BHS were aided in various types of special education. This specialized training enabled the students to become more effective in their school work as well as in their everyday lives. Drivers' Education gave students an insight into proper driving procedures and trained them in defensive driving skills. TOP LEFT: Miss Stallings helps students in Special Education. TOP RIGHT: Sheila Guthery and Edith Burnett study in Special Education. ABOVE: Coach Hat-tabaugh - Drivers' Education; Miss Myers - Teacher's Aide; Miss Stallings - Special Education; Mrs. White - Study Hall. BOTTOM: Coach Hattabaugh shows Kevin Smith correct driving procedures. 79 Foreign Languages Enrich Students' Education The BHS language department maintained a high standard of excellence in its endeavors to develop students' skills in foreign language communication. Latin, French, and Spanish were offered, the latter being added this year. ABOVE: Mrs. J. E. Sims, foreign language instructor. TOP RIGHT: French II students decorate bulletin board. BOTTOM: Latin I students hang posters of the Roman gods. 80 Fine Arts Department Develops Talent Hours of hard work preceded excellent performances by the BHS Band, Choir, and Girls' Ensemble. These groups successfully trained many students for future careers in music and also provided a source of enjoyment for years to come to those who planned to enter other fields. A music theory course also trained students in the technical aspects of music. Under professional direction art students at BHS developed talents in many areas of the art field. Art courses covered color theory, ceramics, drawing, design, printing, posters, painting, sculpture, papier mache, and special projects. TOP: Loretta Hollister, Leveme Scroggins, and Thomas Hancock work with clay in art. LEFT: Mr. Merritt directs the band during practice. MIDDLE: Ensemble has early morning practice. ABOVE: Mr. Bryan - An I and II; Mrs.McKnight -Choir, Girls’ Ensemble, and Journalism: Mr. Merritt - Band. 81 Home Ec. Trains Fuiure Homemakers Training young women in homemaking skills was the goal of the BHS Home Ec. department. At first, the course of study included such subjects as cooking, sewing, and grooming, but later on, came more advanced courses involving consumer education and family life. These courses gave students experience in all fields of homemaking from human development and social education to housing and management. ABOVE: Brenda Hooks makes dress for Home Ec. TOP: Mrs. Baker -Home Economics 1 and II, Interior Decorating, and Orientation. RIGHT: Beverly Smith and Lanie Word take time off in Home Ec. FAR RIGHT: Sharon Sullivan prepares a meal in Home Ec. 82 Agri Trains for Practical The basics of plant and animal sciences and machine safety procedures began the year for BHS Agri students. The students then progressed to the basic techniques of arc and oxygen acetylene welding and the operation of various saws. Toward the end of the year automotive mechanics and small engine repair were introduced. To keep up with the changing world. girls were allowed to take this course for the first time this year. TOP: Mr. Wood shows Joey Davis and Johnny Wiesle how to operate machines in Agri. Mr. Wood -Orientation, Trades and Industry, and Technical Drawing. BOTTOM: Terry Carter, Ricky Kennedy, and Gerald Jackson study in Agri. BELOW: Mr. Baker - Agri II and III, Orientation. P.E. Department Stresses Physical Fitness Health and physical fitness were stressed in the P.E. department. There was a variety of physical activities during the year to develop student interest, including such team sports as softball, football, volleyball, and basketball. Each student also participated in a variety of other popular sports - badminton, shuffleboard, horseshoes, tumbling, archery , table tennis, and track and field. TOP: Boys practice basketball in P.E. FAR RIGHT: Gertrude Williams takes free shot in basketball game in Girls’ P.E. ABOVE: Coach Law - Boys' P.E.; Miss Scott - Girls’ P.E. RIGHT: Shelby Hartsell aims for a good shot. Fargo Trains for Vocations As careers in the vocational field soared to an all-time popularity, many students at BHS were attracted to the vocational program at Fargo. Courses in automobile mechanics, welding, sheet metal, building technology and health occupations were offered • Students gained much practical experience through projects and actual working experience in the community. TOP: Mr. Mike Thomas, Mr. Wayne Hasley, Mrs. Geraldine Simpson, Mr. Steve Thomas, Mr. Larry Medford, and Mr. Rufus Alexander, Fargo instructors. LEFT: Terry Carter works hard in Auto Mechanics. ABOVE: Helen Cranford, Erma Sloan, Debbie Story, Brenda Edwards, Mary Burnett, Kathy James, Albessa Turnage, Kristine Swanigan, and Loretta McDonald treat Paulette Brewer in Health Occupations. 85 Counselors, Librarian Assisi Students TOP RIGHT: Counselor, Mr. James Parrish. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Cate, Assistant Counselor, and Counselor's Secretary, Mrs. Hall. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Moye, librarian. 86 School Board and Tide I Aid School Although we were unable to picture the school board in this year's annual, we wish to extend to the members, Mr. Lew Sorrells, Mr. Robert B. Anderson, Mrs. Jim Carroll, Jr., and Mr. Carl Geisler, our appreciation for their help in the smooth running of our school. LEFT: Federal Coordinator, Mr. Marin Dills with secretary, Mrs. Paul Miller. 87 88 HO W WE LOOKED Leaders Are Chosen Catherine Charlene Adell Amy Lynette Anderson Mary Ann Armstrong Caryl Jo Banks Ray Anthony Barker Jo Ann Barnes James Claude Berry Diana Helene Bethell 90 4s Class Officers Gloria Lorraine Briscoe Willie Mae Brown Ethel Marie Butler Mary Beth Caldwell Elva Marie Cary Lillian Clay Douglas Coleman Beverly Gail Collier Cheryl Ann Cook Cathy Jane Cooper Deborah Lois Crain Helen Marie Cranford Michael Lee Creekmore Billy Dale Culbreath Catherine Davis Stanley Eckwood 91 Seniors Cleodus Ray Ellison Roy Patrick Ferrell Lawrence Neel Foster Linda Carol Freeman Brenda Joan Geisler Linda Diane Geisler Marietha Mae Goodwin Sandra Sue Guthrey Make Last Year Best Rachel Raydine Cupp Haggei Deborah Lynn Hallum Carolyn Jean Hardin Elixa Jean Harvey Robert Alan Henard Brenda Joyce Herndon Janice Janete Hicks Lue Ella Hill Sharon Louise Holloway Cathy Dianne Holmun Landon Perry Hood Samuel Charles Hudson Jr. Joy Lee Hulum Mary Kathaleene Hunt Wyvonia Sue Hutcherson Marietha Jackson 93 Seniors Leave BHS Behind. . . Kathy Dornel James Robert Gerald Jones George Louis Jones Lenora Mae Lacefield Ronald Lee London Leroy Lowe Loretta Yvonne McDonald Martin Brian McGraw Marcus Wayne McGraw Odell McNeal, Jr. Michael Stephen Miley Alma Doice Mitchell Charles Lee Mullinax Iva Dean Myers Jimmy Lee Myers Curtis Dwight Nash 94 OPPOSITE LEFT: Follow the leader? OPPOSITE RIGHT: Seniors enjoy THE Senior privilege, leaving during study halls. Charlotte Irene Norman Marsha Jeanette Nowlin Vicky Lynn Patrick Michael Stacy Patton Charles Luther Pearson Leon Pye Melvin Ronald Pyeatt James Lloyd Ramsey Edith Frein Riddell Marilyn Annette Roby Kenneth Ray Rodgers 95 Joyce Romines but Will Always Have Barry Eugene Roy Earlene Thomas Frederick Beyer Sands Penny Lee Sanford Dennis Gregory Satterfield Marshall Scott Cathola Scroggins Gregory Alan Sheard William Sherman Peggy Earnestine Sieber Farris Wyatt Simpson Paul Ray Skinner Sandra Mae Sorrells Marcia La Faye Sprawling Rodney Sprawling David Louis Stafford 96 Fond Memories LEFT: Seniors discuss weekend plans. Gerald Dwain Strickland Marian Swanigan Sharon Marie Swanigan Emanuel Vance Henrietta Vemell Vance Alonzo Walker Janet Lee Walker Samuel Walker 97 Seniors Do the Craziest Things! RIGHT: Lawrence Foster and Charles Mullinax pick up around campus. Kristina Renee Wallace Paul Edward Walton Kathryn Jane Warblow Ricky Dale Weatherford David Lawrence Whiteside Julie Marie Wilkerson Andrew Bernard Williams John Sharp Williams III 98 Pamela Faye Williams Debra Lynn Wilson Betty Joan Wofford James Stephen Word Ethel Lee Wynne Freddie Lee Wynne Leo Wynne, Jr. Melanie Ybanez 99 Donna Renee Marshall Juniors 74-75 CHRISTINE SWANIGAN SECRETARY JOAN WALKER VICE-PRESIDENT ROCKY HICKMAN PRESIDENT RAMSEY TREASURER Bertha Allen Kim Anderson Lynn Anderson Harrison Armstrong Anna Askew Alan Baker Timmy Baker Sandy Berry George Bethell Shirley Bethell 100 Down 1 to Go Ruth Bowerman Sereatha Bracely Paulette Brewer Mark Bunow Dorthy Camper Clarence Cary Nellie Caskey Ruby Collier John Collins Cathy Cox Mary Davis Marc Dedman Gwendolyn Devine Carolyn Dillard Darlene Dillard Rumel Driver Ricky Duke Brenda Edwards Christy Elledge Colleen Farrell Mark Files Marissa Frey Lee Ann Foster Missy Fowler Leslie Gibbs 101 Juniors Prepare Gregg Goza Roger Haggar Brenda Hamilton Sherry Hamilton David Hamner Dionne Harold Perry Harris Leanne Harrod Rocky Hickman Marla Howton Gerald Jackson Bertha Jones Junious Jones Rickey Kennedy Herbert Lang Essie Lawson Larry Loewer Dorcas Low Diane Major Crystal Mann Michael Mann Curtis McMillon Samuel Miller Marcus Mitchell Stanley Moffett 102 For Senior Year Johnny Moss Sherry Nash Billie Nelson Jimmy ParT Harriet Parris Pam Pearson Steve Pearson Bernard Pighee Wanda Pritchett Bruce Pyeatt Judy Quinn Lamont Ramsey Robbin Ramsey Jana Roberts Joey Rogers LEFT: Rickey Kennedy orders Senior Ring. 103 John Satterfield Jessie Scott Wally Shaw David Simpson Erma Sloan Beverly Smith Kevin Smith Gwendolyn Sneed Carole Sorrells Nanette Staggs Debbie Story Joyce Strange Bracher Swanigan Rusty Teal Johnny Terrice Albessa Turnage Phillip Vance Joan Walker Verna Walton Glenda Warren Betty Watkins Mike Webb Ora Wilkins Terri Willhite Bobby Williams Carl Williams Clarrissa Williford Jean Wilson Gretchen Word Lannie Word 104 Sophomores Trent Adams Debbie Austin Cherie Bedwell Bobby Boyle Ken Boyle Welton Boyce Alan Brewer Freda Britton Earl Brown Marie Burnett Angie Butcher Carolyne Callahan Michael Chunn Nina Chunn Larry Coleman Jerry Culbreath Roger Cupp Joey Davis Kathy Davis Tammy Davis Danny Dean Terry Deason 105 Sophomores Show Spirit Therese Dedman Freeman Dillworth Larry Duncan Perry Eaves Tina Ellis Kathy ELlison Jeff Files Donald Fuller Levatis Garrett Randy Gehring Gail George Dena Greenwood Judith Grommet Shelia Guthrey Thomas Hancock Walter Harris James Herndon Randy Hickman Rena Hicks Lenetta Hollister 106 Throughoui ihe School Year Brenda Hooks Betty Holmun Kenneth Hunt Carl James Deborah Johnson Johnie Jones Ricky Loewer Judy London Peggy London Levertis Lowe Paul McBride Marsha McDonald Desira McGarity Claudine Matthews James Matthis Dale Miley Sophomores show their usual enthusiasm at Tiger pep rally. 107 Sophomores Have Successes and Failures RIGHT: It's a bird . . . It's a plane . . .No, it’s super sophomore Bobby Boyle!! OPPOSITE PAGE: This particular day Larry Williams couldn't find much to smile about at lunch. Joyce Mitchell Julie Mitchell Anthony Moss Jamie Nelson Janis Norman Debbie Nowlin Paula Nowlin Jennifer Oltman Penny Pearson Paul Pighee Greg Polk Joel Portwood 108 Diane Quinn Roy Ray Sherryll Reynolds Wayne Roberts Joyce Roby Lavern Scroggins David Self Bruce Sherman Dennis Smith Ladell Smith Susan Stafford Sharon Sullivan Ruby Swanigan Larry Taylor Terry Thomas 109 Sophomores Choose Class Officers Ardell Tucker Mablean Walton Tom Walton Verlean Walton Sharon Wash Erma Washington Bob White Johnny Wiesel Mary Wilkins Jim Wofford The students chosen as Class Officers that represented the Sophomores through the school year were: President Paul Pighee (STANDING), Vice President: Paula Nowlin (LEFT), Secretary: Erma Washington (CENTER). Treasurer: Desira McGarity (RIGHT) 110 Those Cheering Freshmen The involved freshmen watch with sincerity their favorite team. BELOW: P.E. class does warm-up exercises. ill Freshman Orientation Agri class discusses the techniques of farming. i Susan Foster gets initiated into FFA. BELOW: Mrs. V. Williams business class watches with interest a film on the importance of business education. Mrs. Baker gives class a lecture on Home Ec. Darnell Aldridge Kerry Arnett Mike Bedwell Sandy Bethell Lauiie Jirej� wr T. imny fcroadv a;, Don Broussard Leslie Brown Donna Bryant Edith Burnett Linda Butler Jon Carroll Cynthia Caner Tommy Clay Gloria Coleman Paulette Collier Larry Collins Barry Cook ABOVE: C. Rice, R. Wilkins, M. Morris, L. Busteed, and D. Watson demonstrate various tools usea in Basic Shop. 113 Fun-Loving Freshmen Georgia Daniels JoeHteyis Joyce Davis Carolyn Denny Willie Devine Delois Dillard Terry Driver Ian Duke. Diane Duncan Linda Duncan Dewayne Eigen Terry Elms Leigh Ann Files Gail Fitzhugh Lee Aon Frein Susan Foster Vince Foster Johnnie Freeman Mary Frein Delois Gray Jimmie Garrison Paula Griggs Ricky Graham Phyllis Gurley Ronnie Guthery Sherry Hall Virgina Harlin Shelby Hartsell Kenneth Harvey Annie Hayes Willie Hayes Craig Henard Sue Herman Jesse Hickman April Holiday Linda Hood Debbie Hooks Linda James Ollie Mae Jones Zacharyah Jones Lorrie Kegley s'tacy’Knight 114 Terry Lamb Robert Lang Karen Loewer Roger Lawson Mark Mann Matt McBride k----------- Gary McCoy James McElroy Tina McVey Mike Medford John Miller Linda Moffett Gary Morris Mike Morris Lois Moss Jay Mullinax Jackie Murphy Kathy Nelson Miss Myers helps students in special education class. PICTURED: Billy Swani-gan, Ervin Thomas. Micheal Starks, Alberta Scales, Andre Tyler. us Freshman Science Class Enjoys Experiment Lisa Parr Sheryl Parsley Bobby Pearson Mike Pearson Thelma Pearson Kay Perry Wanda Rhodes Doris Rodgers Kathy Roy Linda Russell Donnie Self Meshell Scott Freddie Scott Sarah Schlesier Debra Swanigan Anita Swanigan Nancy Sullivan Scott Siewmon Mora Stafford Francis Smith Barbara Smith Joe Sherman Sandra Slaughter Evelyn Teague Mr. Woods science class walks blindfolded to prove whether they are right or left-handed. 116 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: M. Morris president, I. Barnes vice president, D. Watson treasurer, and D. Swani-gan secretary. Rose Terrice Linda Tucker Daisy Turnage Zachariah Turnag James Tyler Debbie Walker Daryl Waltlington Charles Watson Debbie Watson Doris Watson Shane 11 Weatherford Nancy Whitby Jerry Whiteside Mary Wilkins Gertrude Williams Klancy Williams Laveme Williams Mjke Winemiller 117 Senior Index ADELL, CATHERINE CHARLENE Science Club 1; Library Club 1; FHA 2; Pep Club 2; FBLA 1; Monitor 1; Volleyball 1 ANDERSON, AMY LYNNETTE Student Council 4, Vice-president, President; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Band 4, First Lieutenant, Sweetheart, All-Region 2; JCL 1, Treasurer; Camera Club 1; Science Club 2; National Honor Society 3: Choir 4, Ensemble 4, All-Region 3, All-State 2; Girls' State: Civics Award; Most Beautiful ARMSTRONG, MAY ANN Monitor 1 BANKS, CARYL JO Science Club; Choir; FBLA 2; FFA; Track Statistician: Rifle Club BARKER, RAY ANTHONY Football 3: Sophomore Class President: Junior Class President; Class Favorite 2; Track 2: President's Physical Fitness Award BARNES, JO ANN FHA 1; VICA 1; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Monitor 1; Volleyball Team 1; Special P.E. 1; VICA Sweetheart BERRY, JAMES CLAUDE Football Manager 1; Track Manager 1; Science Club 2; Chess Club 3, Vice-President 2; Lab Assistant 1; FFA 2 BETHELL, DIANA HELENE Monitor 1; Cheerleader 3, Captain 1; Science Club 2: Rifle Club 2; Choir 1; Junior Class President, Freshman Class Vice-President, Sophomore Class Sec- retary, Senior Class Secretary; FBLA 1; Library Club 2; Track Statistician 1; Lab Assistant 1 BRISCOE, GLORIA LORRAINE BROWN, WILLIE MAE BUTLER, ETHEL MARIE CALDWELL. MARY BETH Senior Homecoming Queen; Band 4, All-Region 2, Majorette 4, Head Majorette 1, Drum Majorette 1; Choir 3, Ensemble 3; Halloween Candidate; Girls' State; Science Club; FBLA 1; French Club 2; Senior Class Favorite CARY, ELVA MARIE Library Club 4, Parliamentarian 1, Secretary 1, President 1; Library Award: FBLA 2: Shorthand Penmanship Award CLAY, LILLIAN Monitor 1; Choir 1; Pep Club 1; FHA 1 COLEMAN, DOUGLAS Football 2; Track 1: FCA 1; VICA 1 COLLIER, BEVERLY GAIL Senior Class Vice-President, Freshman Class Vice-President; Band 4, Girl Sergeant, All-Region 3, All-State 1, Pep Band 1; French Club 2; Science Club 2; FHA; Student Council 2: National Honor Society 2: JCL; Girls' State, Supreme Court Justice; Chess Club 1; Who's Who Among American High School Students COOK, CHERYL ANN FHA 2; Science Club; FBLA 2, Secretary 1; National Honor Society 3; Home Ec. II Award; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Society of Outstanding American High School Students; Girls' State; Shorthand I Award; Gym Office Aid COOPER, CATHY JANE Cheerleader 2; English Award; Student Council 4, Secretary 1; Camera Club 1; Science Club 1; Rifle Club 1; National Honor Society 3, Secretary 1; Girls’ State, House of Representatives; Citizenship 1; Lab Assistant 1; Annual Staff 1; Monitor 1: Junior Homecoming Queen; Homecoming Maid 1; Choir 2, Ensemble 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 2; JCL 1; Society of Outstanding American High School Students 2: Class Favorite; Society of Distinguished American High School Students CRAIN. DEBORAH LOIS FHA 2: Science Club 2; National Honor Society 3: FBLA 2, Historian 1; Gym Office Aid; Monitor 1; Girls' State; Who's Who Among American High School Students 2; Shorthand I Penmanship Award CRANFORD, HELEN MARIE Library Club 3; VICA 1 CREEKMORE, MICHAEL LEE Football 3, All-District 3, All-State 2: Track 2; Basketball 2; VICA, Treasurer CULBREATH, BILLY DALE VICA 2; Library Club 1; Rifle Club 1 DAVIS, CATHERINE FHA 1; Choir 1, Ensemble 1; Science Club 8 ECKWOOD. STANLEY Track 1; Football 1; VICA 2: Class Favorite: Basketball 4, All-Region 1 ELLISON. CLEODUS RAY Boys' State: VICA, President 1; Football 2; FCA 2 FERRELL, ROY PATRICK VICA 2 FOSTER. LAWRENCE NEEL Football 4: FCA 3; FFA 1; Rifle Club 2 FREEMAN, LINDA CAROL Band, Majorette; Science Club, Secretary 1; Rifle Club; Choir 1: FBLA 2; Track Statistici an; � -rA 1 GEISLER, BRENDA JOAN Choir 2, Ensemble 2; Cheerleader 2, Co-Captain 1; Sophomore Class President; Counselor's Secretary: Track Statistician; FFA 1; FBLA 1 GEISLER, LINDA DIANE Band 2, Majorette 1; Choir 2, Ensemble 2; Trwck Statistician 1; Lab assistant 1; Homecoming Maid 2: FFA Sweetheart; FBLA 1; FFA 1: Campus Favorite; Monitor 2; Senior Class Favorite GOODWIN, MARIETHA MAE FHA 3; VICA 1, Reporter 1; Special P.E.; Volleyball Team; FBLA 1 GUTHERY, SANDRA SUE FHA 2; Library Club 4; Monitor 1 HAGGER, RACHEL RAYDINE CUPP Science Club 2; Choir 3; Ensemble 1; VICA 2 HALLUM, DEBORAH LYNN FBLA 2: Choir 1; Science Club 1; FHA 1 HARDIN. CAROLYN JEAN HARVEY, ELIXA JEAN FHA 2; VICA 2 HENARD, ROBERT ALAN Football 1, Manager 1; Track Manager 1 HERNDON, BRENDA JOYCE Halloween Candidate; Band 2, Girl Sergeant, Majorette 1; Science Club 2; FBLA 2, Vice-President 1; Shorthand I Award HICKS,JANICE JANETE FHA HILL, LUE ELLA FHA 2; VICA 2; Monitor 2 HOLLOWAY, SHARON LOUISE FHA 2: Science Club; FBLA 2; Student Council 1; National Honor Society 1: Gym Office Aid 2 HOLMUN, CATHY DIANNE Science Club 2; FHA 2; National Honor Society 3; Girls' State; FBLA, Vice-President 1, President 1; Shorthand Award; Who's Who Among American High School Students HOOD, LANDON PERRY Science Club 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Football 3; Chess Club 2; FFA 1: FCA 3, Vice-President 1; Parking Checker; Most Handsome, First Runner-Up; FBLA HUDSON. SAMUEL CHARLES VICA 1; Basketball 1 HULUM, JOY LEE VICA; FBLA 1; Lab Assistant 1; Chess Club 1 HUNT, MARY KATHALEENE Camera Club, President 1; Chess Club 1; Science Club 2; Student Council 2. Reporter 1; National Honor Society; Who's Who Among American High School Students; JCL 1; Girls' State: Choir 1, Choir Accompanist 1, Ensemble 1; Band 4, Majorette 119 4, Head Majorette 1, Band Captain 1, All-Region 4; Rifle Club 1; Freshman Class President; Typing II Award; Class Favorite; Homecoming Maid HUTCHERSON, WYVONIA SUE Choir 1; VICA 2 JACKSON. MARIETHA FHA 4; VICA 2: Pep Club 1 JAMES, KATHY DORNEL JONES, ROBERT GERALD JONES, GEORGE LOUIS National Honor Society 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Junior Class Vice-President; FCA 3; Student Council 1; Boys' State; VICA, Reporter; Track 3; Class Favorite 1; Football 3, All-Conference 2, Prep - All-American 1; FFA 2; FHA Beau LACEFIELD, LENORA MAE FHA 2, Treasurer; FBLA 2, Treasurer; Band 4, Second Lieutenant, Reporter, All-Region, Pep Band, Stage Band; Science Club 2; Monitor 1 LONDON, RONALD LEE FFA 1: VICA 2 LOWE, LEROY Track; P.E.; VICA, Treasurer 1 MARSHALL, DONNA RENEE FHA 1; Library Club 1 MCDONALD, LORETTA YVONNE MCGRAW, MARKUS WAYNE FFA 2; VICA, Secretary 1, President 1 MCGRAW, MARTIN BRIAN Science Club 1; Library Club 1; Rifle Club 1; Band 1; Camera Club 1; VICA 1 MCNEAL, ODELL JR. FFA 2; VICA 3 MILEY, MICHAEL STEPHEN Science Club 2; National Honor Society 2; FFA 1; Chess Club 2; Rifle Club 1; Boys' State; Annual Staff 1 MITCHELL, ALMA DOICE Science Club 2; Student Council 1; National Honor Society; Chess Club 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Outstanding American High School Students; Library Club; JCL 2; FBLA, Reporter: General Science, English 9 and 10, Geometry, World History, French II, Biology, P.E., Chemistry, Algebra II, Awards; Mid-South Latin Tournament, Third Place MULLINAX, CHARLES LEE FCA 3; Rifle Club 1; Chess Club 3; Football 2; Shop Assistant 3 MYERS, IVA DEAN Band 4; Science Club 1; FHA 1; Girls' State; Basketball Statistician; Monitor; Senior Class Treasurer MYERS, JIMMY LEE Basketball 4; VICA 1 NASH, CURTIS DWIGHT Football 1; FFA 1; Science Club 1; VICA 2 120 NORMAN, CHARLOTTE IRENE FHA 3; FBLA 2; Basketball 2; Science Club 1; Softball Team 1 NOWLIN, MARSHA JEANETTE Science Club 2; FHA 2; FBLA 1; Band 3, Stage Band 1; Shorthand I Penmanship Award 1; Typing II Award; Shorthand Speed Award PATRICK, VICKY LYNN FHA 1; Library Club 3; VICA 2 PATTON, MICHAEL STACEY Band 3; Science Club 1; Boys’ State; Camera Club; FBLA 1 PEARSON, CHARLES LUTHER FFA 3, Reporter 1; Band 4, Supply Sergeant 1, Officer 1, Pep Band 2; French Club 1; Science Club 1; Chess Club 1; Choir 1 PYE, LEON VICA, Reporter 1; Football 2 PYEATT, MELVIN RONALD Football 4; Track 3; Chess Club 1; Beta Club 2; FCA 2; Library Club 1 RAMSEY. JAMES LLOYD Chess Club, Treasurer 1; Band 3, Pep Band 1, Stage Band 1, Supply Sergeant 1; VICA 1; Lab Assistant 3 RIDDELL, EDITH FREIN ROBY, MARILYN ANNETTE FHA, Parliamentarian; Monitor Science Club RODGERS, KENNETH RAY VICA ROMINES, JOYCE ROY, BARRY EUGENE Rifle Club 1; FFA 1: Football 1 SANDS, FREDERICK BEYER Science Club 2; Rifle Club 1; Camera Club 1: Class Favorite 4; FBLA 1, Parliamentarian; Chess Club 2; Senior Class President; Most Handsome SANFORD, PENNY LEE Band 3, Majorette 3; National Honor Society 2; Science Club 2; FBLA 2; Student Council 1, Treasurer 1; Monitor 1; Lab Assistant 1; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Society of Outstanding American High School Students SATTERFIELD, DENNIS GREGORY Science Club 1; Band 3, All-Region 1; Chess Club 1; Camera Club 1; JCL 1; Boys’ State; Traffic Squad 1 SCOTT, MARSHALL Football 4; Track 3; VICA 2; FCA 1 SCROGGINS. CATHOLA FHA SHEARD, GREGORY ALAN Band 3, All-Region 2, Second Lieutenant 1: Science Club; JCL; Student Council 2, Parliamentarian; Traffic Squad; Camera Club; National Honor Society, President 1; Boys' State, House of Representatives SHERMAN, WILLIAM SIEBER, PEGGY EARNESTINE FHA 2; Science Club 1; FBLA 1: Choir 2, Ensemble 2; Shorthand Speed Award 1; Shorthand Penmanship Award 1 SIMPSON. DAVID LYNN Football 1; Band 2, First Lieutenant, Pep Band; FBLA 1 SIMPSON. FARRIS WYATT Football 2; Track 1; VICA 2 SKINNER, PAUL RAY Football 2; Chess Club 1; VICA 2 SORRELLS, SANDRA MAE FBLA 2; FHA 1; Lab Assistant 1; Monitor 1 SPRAWLING, MARCIA LAFAYE FHA 4, Reporter 1; Choir 1; VICA 1, Vice-President 1; Monitor 1; FBLA 1 SPRAWLING, RODNEY Football 4; Band 1: Track 4; VICA 2. President 1: FCA 3; Choir 1; Most Handsome, Third Runner-up STAFFORD. DAVID LOUIS Science Club 2; FFA 1; Chess Club 1; VICA 1, Office Secretary; FBLA 1; Monitor 2; Boys' State; Lab Assistant 1 STRICKLAND, GERALD DWAIN National Honor Society 1; Science Club 1; Chess Club 3, President 1; Rifle Club 2; FFA 4; Boys' State; Lab Assistant 3 SWANIGAN, MARIAN FHA SWANIGAN, SHARON MARIE Citizenship 1; FHA 3, President 1; Homecoming Maid 2: Class Favorite 2; Special P.E. 1; Volleyball Team 1; VICA 1; Building Technology Sweetheart; Junior Class Treasurer; Cheerleader 1; Girls' State; Monitor; Who's Who Among American High School Students THOMAS, EARLENE VANCE, EMANUEL VICA 1, First Place in Brick-laying 1 VANCE, HENRIETTA VERNELL FHA 3; National Honor Society 3; Girls' State: FBLA 1; VICA 1, Treasurer 1 121 WALKER. ALONZO WALKER. JANET LEE FBLA 2; Halloween Candidate WALKER. SAMUEL WALLACE, KRISTINA RENEE Cheerleader 4, Captain 1: Homecoming Maid 3; Girls' State; FBLA 1 WALTON. PAUL EDWARD Basketball 4; VICA 2; Who's Who Among American High School Athletes WARBLOW, KATHRYN JANE Science Club 1; National Honor Society 3; Girls' State; Choir 3, Choir Accompanist 1. Ensemble 3, Madrigals 1, All-Region 3, All-State 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students 2; JCL 2, President 1; Mid-South Latin Tournament, First Place; Band 3, Junior Class Representative; Annual Staff 2, Editor 1; Society of Outstanding American High School Students 2; FBLA 1; Citizenship 1; French Club 1; English 10 and 11, Biology, American History, Choir, French I, Algebra I, General Science Awards WEATHERFORD, RICKY DALE FFA 4; Football 3; Chess Club 1; FCA 2; VICA 1 WHITESIDE, DAVID LAWRENCE Football 3; National Honor Society 3; Annual Staff 2; Rifle Club 2; FBLA 1; French Club 1; Science Club 2; Choir 1; Chess Club 3; Biology Award; Lab Assistant WILKERSON, JULIE MARIE Band 3, Majorette 3, Head Majorette 1, Drum Majorette; Basketball Scorekeeper 3; Track Statistician 3; Science Club 1; Choir 1, Ensemble 1, All-Region 1; FBLA 1; Campus Favorite; National Honor Society 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2; Society of Outstanding American High School Students WILLIAMS, ANDREW BERNARD FFA 3; FCA 1; VICA 1; Track 3; Band 2 WILLIAMS, JOHN SHARP III Science Club 2; Shop Assistant 2; Annual Staff 1; JCL 1; Student Council 1; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Band 1; Camera Club 1; Rifle Club 1; FCA: Football; Chess Club 2; VICA, Secretary 1: Boys’ State; Parking Checker WILLIAMS, PAMELA FAYE WILSON, DEBORAH LYNN FHA 2; FBLA 1; Choir 1; Library 1 WOFFORD, BETTY JOAN FBLA 1: Library Club 1; Monitor 1; Counselor’s Secretary WORD, JAMES STEPHEN Band 4, Pep Band 3, Stage Band 3; Science Club 2; Lab Assistant 1; VICA 2 WRIGHT, WIMBLEY VICA WYNNE, ETHEL LEE VICA; FHA WYNNE, FREDDIE LEE Basketball 4 WYNNE, LEO JR. FFA 2; Basketball 2; VICA 1; Football 1; YBANEZ, MELANIE Seniors '75 A Adams, Trent 103, 105 Adell, Catherine 90 Adell, Cheryl 74 Adell, Michael 65, 111 Aldridge, Darnell 65, 113 Aldridge, Darrell Aldridge, Larry 38, 39, 56 Allen, Bertha 100 Allen, Dewayne 105 Anderson, Amy 3, 5, 6, 18, 21, 22. 23. 24, 25, 27. 34. 35, 43, 46. 49, 81, 90, 160, 162, 166, 170 Anderson, Kim 5, 8, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28. 33, 34. 35, 44, 45, 49, 81, 100, 162, 166 Anderson, Lynn 35, 100 Armstrong, Diane 116 Armstrong, Harrison 16, 18, 34, 35, 100 Armstrong, Mary 90 Armstrong, Shirley Arnett, Kerry 20, 28, 113, 162 Askew, Anna 22, 38, 100, 129 Austin, Debbie 105 B Baker, Alan 16, 38, 42, 100 Baker, Tim 39. 56, 100 Banks, Caryl Jo 16, 25, 28, 38, 90 Barker, Ray 90 Barnes, Ida 117 Bames, Joann 37, 90 Barnes, Wendell 65, 78, 111, 116 Bed well, Cherie 24, 27, 49, 105, 107, 124, 166 Bedwell, Mike 113 Belcher, David Bennett, Ricky Berry, James 35, 38, 90 Berry, Sandy 35, 100 Bethell, Diana 25, 28, 46. 90 Bethell, George 33, 35, 60, 61, 63, 100, 126, 172 Bethell, Sandra 113 Bethell, Shirley 100 Bondon, Claude 37 Bondon, Sarah 6, 16, 18 Bowerman, Ruth 7, 16, 40, 101, 126 Boyd, Kenneth 5, 65 Boyce, Welton 16, 18, 105 Boyle, Bobby 34, 35, 40, 60, 105, 108 Boyle, Ken 18, 20, 35, 105 Bracely, Sereatha 3, 5, 6, 18, 23, 49, 81, 101 Brewer, Alan 50, 56, 105 Brewer, Laurie 28, 74, 113, 162, 170 Brewer, Paulette 39, 85. 101 Briscoe, Lorraine 91 Britton, Freda 105 Broadway, Tommy 113 Broussard, Don 113 Brown, Earl 105 Brown, Dorsey 70 Brown, Garcia Brown, Leslie 113 Brown, Steven Brown, Willie Mae 25, 91 Bryant, Donna 113 Brussteed, Donna 116 Burley, Willie Burnett, Avery Burnett. Edith 79, 113 Burnett, Marie 105 Student Burnett, Mary 85 Burnett, Michael Burrow, Mark 75, 101 Bursley, Donna 111 Busteed, Lorre 113 Butcher, Angie 21, 105, 162 Butler, Andre 57, 65, 111 Butler, Ethel 91 Butler, Linda 36, 113 Butler, Robert Butler, Stanley C Caldwell, Mary 3, 5, 6, 16, 18, 19, 22. 23. 28, 30, 33, 37, 43, 81. 91, 160, 162, 173 Callahan, Carolyn 39, 105 Camper, Dorothy 6, 16, 30, 37, 64, 68. 69, 101 Carroll, Jon 26, 57, 113 . Carter, Cynthia 111, 113 Carter, Terry 16, 38, 83, 85 Cary, Clarence 42, 101, 109 Cary, Elva 5, 25, 28, 91 Caskey, Nellie 28, 101 Chaten, Bobby Chaten, Charles Chunn, Douglas Chunn, Katherine 30, 32, 42, 111 Index Chunn, Michael 60, 105 Chunn, Nina 105 Chunn, Thaddeus Chunn, Theodus116 Clay, Lillian 39. 91 Clay, Tommy 113 Cline, Rena Coleman, Douglas 91 Coleman, Gloria 22, 113, 116 Coleman, Larry 36, 50, 60, 62, 64. 105 Collier, Beverly 16, 18, 25, 27, 35, 40, 43, 90, 91, 166 Collier, Paulette 42, 113 Collier, Ruby 77. 101 Collins, John 6, 18, 70, 101 Collins, Larry 57, 65, 112, 113 Cook, Bary 16, 18, 113 Cook, Cheryl 16, 28, 35, 43, 91, 97 Cooper, Cathy 24, 27, 35, 43, 45, 91, 165, 166 Couch, Allan 49, 112, 116 Cox, Cathy 16, 22, 39, 101 Crain, Debbie 16, 28, 35, 40, 43, 46, 91 Cranford, Helen 42, 85, 91 Crawford, Jackie Creekmore, Kim 5 Creekmore, Michael 16, 21, 91 Crouch, David Culbreath, Billy 91 Culbreath, Jerry 42, 105 Cupp, Roger 105 D Daniels, Georgia 114 Davenport, Charles Davenport, Jeff Davis, Catherines, 16, 22, 23, 91 Davis, Joel 26, 32, 39, 40, 65, 114, 173 Davis, Joey 83, 105 Davis, Joyce 57, 114 Davis, Kathy 105 Davis, Mary 42, 101 Davis, Tammy 105 Dean, Danny 16, 18, 105, 173 Deason, Terry 6. 105, 170, 181 Dedman, Marc 34, 35, 39, 56, 101 Dedman, Therese 21, 106, 170 Denny, Carolyn 111, 114 Depriest, Dewayne Devine, Gwen 101 Devine, Houston 57, 114, 116 Devine, Robert Dillard, Carolyn 3, 9, 101 Dillard, Darlene 39, 64, 77, 101 Dillard, Delois39, 114 Dill worth, Freeman 106 Dorsey, Kevin Dossie, Diane Driver, Terry 22, 114 Driver, Rumel 39, 77, 101 Duke, Jan 28, 38, 40, 74, 114, 162 Duke, Ricky 101 Duncan, Diane 114 Duncan, Larry 106 Duncan, Linda 39, 114 E Eaves, Perry 106 Eckwood, Stanley 58, 60, 61, 91 Edwards, Brenda 85, 101 Eigen, Johnny Eigen, Dewayne 114 Elledge, Christy 101 Ellis, Tina 106, 181 Ellison, Cleodus43, 56, 92 Ellison, Kathy 34, 39, 106 Elms, Terri 22, 114 F Farrell, Colleen 16, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24. 25. 27, 28, 34, 49, 81. 101, 162, 166 Ferrell, Pat 92 Fikes, Mike 25, 38 Files, Jeff 21, 106 Files, Leigh Ann 65, 114 Files, Mark 38, 101 Fitts, Robert Fitzhugh, Gail 22, 114 Floyd, Curtis Floyd, Stanley 60 Foster, Lawrence 39, 56, 92, 98. 126 Foster, Lee 6, 18, 35, 37, 101, 126 Foster, Susan 17, 28, 38, 88, 112, 114, 162 Foster, Vince 38, 114 Fowler, Missy 5, 6, 22, 23, 28, 33, 45. 101, 162, 165 Freeman, Linda 16, 25, 28, 92, 97 Freeman, Johnnie 28, 38, 114, 162, 170 Frein, Lee Ann 38, 114 Frein, Mary 38, 114 Frey, Marissa 34, 35, 101 Fuller, Donald 36, 101 G Gan, Glenda Garrett, Florence Garrett, Lewatis39, 50, 52, 56, 106 Garrison, Jimmie 114 Gates, Betty Gehring, Randy 38, 39, 56, 106 Geisler, Brenda 92 3 2 Geisler, Linda 37, 38, 92 George, Gail 106 Gibbs, Leslie 25, 101 Goodwin, Marietha 28, 39, 92 Goza, Greg 102 Graham, Ricky 114 Gray, Benny Gray, Delois39, 111, 114 Green, Larry Greenwood, Dena 30, 31, 36, 106 Griggs, Paula 111, 114 Grommet, Judith 42, 106 Gurley, Phyllis 111, 114 Guthrey, Ronnie 114 Guthrey, Sandra 40, 42, 92 Guthrey, Sheila 42, 106 H Haggar, Roger 102 Haggar, Raydine 22, 93 125 Hall, Sherry 114 Hallum, Debbie 16, 93 Hamilton, Brenda 102 Hamilton, Sherry 102 Hamner, David 39, 56, m2, 106 Hancock, Thomas bi, 10b Hardin, Carolyn 93 Hardin, Shelbie 38, 39, 55, 56 Harlan, Virginia 111, 114 Harold, Dionne 4, 5, 6, 22, 23, 24, 25. 29, 35. 39, 44, 64, 68, 69, 81, 88, 102, 160, 166 Harris, Martha Harris, Othell Harris, Perry 16, 18, 102 Harris, Walter 18, 21, 22, 24, 25, 39, 59, 69, 106, 166 Harrod, Leanne 6, 18, 102, 170 Hartsill, Shelby 84, 114 Harvey, Elixa 93 Harvey, Kenneth 144 Haynes, Annie 114 Haynes, Willie 114 Herman, Marilyn Herman, Sue 114 Henard, Alan 93, 160 Henard, Craig 114 Henderson, Jessie Henerson, Vivian Herndon, Brenda 93, 95, 170 Herndon, Buddy 39, 105 Hickman, Jessie 39, 57, 111 Hickman, Randy 39, 56, 106 Hickman, Rocky 31, 37, 38, 39, 50, 55, 56, 84, 100, 102 Hicks, Benny 60, 63, 70 Hicks, Debbie 42, 93 Hicks, Rena 106 Hicks, William 112 Hidson, Delois Hill, Lue Ella 93 Holiday, Irene 22, 93 Holiday, Melvin 38 Holliday, April 112, 114, 162 Hollister, Lenetta 39, 81, 106 Holloway, Sharon 16, 93 Holmun, Betty 42, 107 Holmun, Cathy 29, 35, 43, 72, 93 Hood, Landon 35, 39, 47, 56, 93 Hood, Linda 38, 78, 112, 114 Hooks, Brenda 82, 107 Hooks, Debbie 114 Hopgood, Dorothy Howton, Bobby Howton, Dale 38 Howton, Marla 16, 42, 102 Hudson, Acquilla Hudson, Samuel 93 Hulum, Joy Lee 31, 93 Hunt, Mary 3, 5, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25. 27, 30, 32, 34, 35, 43, 93, 166, 170, 176 Hutcherson, Wyvonia 93 I Ishman, Donnie 57 J Jackson, Gerald 38, 39, 50, 51, 56. 83, 102 Jackson, Marietha39, 93 Jackson, Marshall 112 Jackson, Nathaniel 56 Jackson, Rowena James, Carey 57, 65 James, Carl 107 James, Gregory 39, 51, 56, 60 James, Kathy 85, 94 James, Larry James, Linda 38, 39, 114 Jimmerson, Tony 39, 56, 70 Johnson, Berry Johnson, Deborah 107 Johnson, Gayla 38 Johnson, Patricia Jones. Bertha 102 Jones, Bob 94 Jones, George 24, 25, 27, 35, 37, 38, 43, 56, 70, 94, 166 Jones, Johnnie 107 Jones, Junious38, 75, 102 Jones, Larry Jones, Ollie Mae 5, 114 Jones, Robert 112 Jones, Zachariah 114 Joshlin, Gary K Kegley, Lorrie 20, 38, 114, 170 Kelley, Patricia Kennedy, Rickey 31, 38, 39, 40, 54, 56, 83. 102, 103 Knight Stacey 38. 114, 162 L Lacefield, Len 6, 18, 40, 94, 162, 170 Lamb, Terry 115 Lang, Herbert 38, 39, 40, 102 Lawson, Essie 39, 102 Lawson, Roger 115 Loewer, Karen 25, 115, 170 Loewer, Larry 26, 35, 39, 56, 102, 173 Loewer, Ricky 36, 38, 56, 107 London, Judy 107 London, Peggy 107, 162 London, Ronald 94 Low, Drocas42, 102, 162 126 Lowe, Leroy 37, 56, 94 Lowe, Levertis39, 107 M Major, Diane 39, 42, 102 Mann, Crystal 64, 75, 102 Mann, Mark 38, 60, 115 Mann, Michael 35, 60, 63, 64, 102 Marshall, Donna 99 Marshall, Wendall 76 Matthews, Claudine 107 Matthews, James 78 Matthis, James 107 McBeth, Rena McBride, Matt 24, 27, 49, 57, 115, 166, 173 McBride, Paul 39, 40, 56, 107, 173 McCallie, Gary McCloud, Janet McCluskey, Kimsay McCoy, Gary 115 McDonald, Benny McDonald, Loretta 94 McDonald, Marsha 107 McElroy, James 35, 115, 173 McGarity, Dearia 36, 68, 69, 107, 110, 171 McGraw, Brain 94, 166 McGraw, Mark 37. 94 McMath, Rena 116 McMillion, Alfred 38, 60, 65, 111 McMillon, Curtis 35, 102 McNeal, Odell 94 McVey, Tina 115 Medford, Mike 112, 115 Miley, Dale 107, 173 Milley, Mike 2, 35, 43, 92, 94, 95, 162 Miller, Jon Evan 115 Miller, Michael 38 Miller, Samuel 35, 38, 39, 55, 56, 58, 60, 61, 69 Miller, Stephen Mitchell, Alma 34, 35, 43, 49, 74, 94. 162 Mitchell, Joyce 108 Mitchell, Julia 42, 108 Mitchell, Marcus 38, 42, 102 Moffett, Belinda 115 Moffett, Stanley 38, 102 Moore, Robert 39, 56 M orman, Raymond Morman, Walter 115 Morris. Danny Morris, Gary 115 Morris, Mike 36, 38, 57, 65, 66, 113, 115, 117 Moss, Anthony 108 Moss, Johnny 103 Moss, Larry Moss, Lois 38, 40, 114 Mullinax, Charles 35, 39, 56, 94, 97 Mullinax, Jay 38, 39, 57, 115 Murphy, Jackie 115 Myers, Carl 60, 64 Myers, Jimmy 94 Myers, Iva 6, 16, 18, 40, 43, 64, 90, 94 Myers, Herman 60 Myers, Kenneth 65 N Nash, Carlos Nash, Curtis 94 Nash, Sherry 6, 18, 24, 27, 30, 31, 34. 47, 49, 103, 166 Nelson. Billie 6, 7, 18, 19, 35, 103, 162 Nelson, Jamie 6, 16, 18, 25, 35, 108, 162 Nicholas, Reginald 38, 39, 56 Norman, Charlotte 72, 77, 95 Norman, Janis39, 42, 108 Nowlis, Debbie 108 Nowlin, Marsha 95 Nowlin, Paula 6, 16, 18, 19, 42. 108, 110 O Oltmann, Jennifer 6, 21, 42, 105, 108, 170 Owens, Sherry 115 P Parker, Michael 115 Parker, Willie 115 Pan, Lisa 20, 116, 162 Parr, Jimmy 6, 16, 18, 21, 35, 103, 126, 172 Parris, Harriet 24, 27, 40, 49, 44. 103, 166 Parsley, Sheryl 111, 116, 162 Patrick, Vicky Patton, Stacy 16, 18, 21, 43, 78, 92. 95, 162, 173 Pearson, Bobby 116 Pearson, Charles 18, 21, 22, 95 Pearson, Johnny Pearson, Mike 20, 21, 65, 116 Pearson, Pamela 6, 16, 18, 34, 49, 81, 103 Pearson, Penny 6, 105, 108 Pearson, Steve 103 Pearson, Thelma 116 Perry, Julia Perry, Kay 5, 32, 116 Pighee, Bernard 39, 40, 44, 53, 56, 103 Pighee, Paul 60, 108, 110 Polk, Greg 60, 108 Portwood, Joel 39, 56, 108 Porvell, Bobby Pritchett, Wanda 39, 103 Pye, Leon 95 Pyeall, Bruce 103 Pyeatt, Ron 39, 56, 95, 119 Q Quinn, Diana 107, 109 Quinn, Judy 42, 103 R Ramsay, Lamont 103 Ramsay, Lloyd 16, 26, 95 Ramsay, Robin 22, 100, 103 Ray, Kathy Ray, Roy 35, 39, 56, 109 Reed, Napolean Reed, Judy Reynolds, Sheryll 42, 107, 109 Rhodes, Wanda 5, 32, 116 Riddell, Edith Frein 95 Riggs, Terry 57, 88 Rice, Chris 113 Roberson, Mary Roberts, Jana 103 Roberts, Wayne 9 Robertson, James Roby, Marilyn 95 Roby, Joyce 30, 31 109 127 Roddy, Leandrew Rodgers, Doris 22, 38, 39, 116 Rodgers, Joey 16, 38, 103 Rodgers, Kenneth 95 Romines, Joyce 39, 95 Roy, Barry 56, 96, 173 Roy, Kathy 116, 162, 170 Russell, Linda 116 S Sands, Fred 25, 37, 47, 90, 96, 176 Sanford, Penny 7, 24, 25, 27, 33, 35. 46. 96, 164, 166 Satterfield, Greg 31, 43, 92, 96, 162 Satterfield, John 16, 18, 35, 74, 104 Scales, Elverta 39, 79, 115 Scercy, Rickey Schlesier, Sarah 20, 116, 162 Scott, Freddie 24, 25, 27, 38, 49, 57, 111, 116, 166 Scott, Jesse 104 Scott, Marshal 39, 56, 96 Scott, Meshell 22. 112, 116 Scroggins, Cathola 96 Scroggins, Levern 70, 72, 81, 109 Self, David 39. 56, 109 Self, Donny 33, 36, 39, 57, 116 Shaw, Wally 3, 25, 37, 38, 39, 40, 54, 56. 104 Sheard, Greg 3, 35, 36, 37, 31, 43, 49, 92, 96, 162, 166 Sherman, Bruce 109 Shermen, Joe 112, 116 Shermen, Williams 96 Shockley, Ganeva Sidber, Peggy 16. 95, 96 Simpson, David 104 Simpson, Farris 96 Skinner, Paul 25, 96 Slaughter, Sandra 116 Sloan, Earnestine Sloan, Erma 37, 39, 85, 104 Smith, Barbara 4, 38, 170 Smith, Beverly 39, 64, 82, 104 Smith, Dennis 39, 56, 108 Smith, Frances 116 Smith, Kevin 79, 104, 116 Smith, Ladell 22, 107, 109 Smith, Steven 36, 57, 65 Sneed, Gwendolyn 39, 104 Sorrells, Carole 5, 16, 45, 72, 77, 104, 162, 165 Sorrells, Sandy 16, 33, 96 Sprawlins, Ken Sprawling, Marcia 39, 10, 96 Sprawling, Rodney 22, 39, 47, 56, 70. 96 Stafford, David 16, 40, 43, 96, 27 Stafford. Mara 112, 116, 170 Stafford, Susan 25, 44, 107, 109 Staggs, Nanette 33, 104 Starks, Michael 112, 115 Stewmon, Scott 39, 57, 65, 116 Story, Debbie 5, 85, 104, 162 Story, Leory Strange, Joyce 39, 42, 104 Strickland, Gerald 35, 38, 43, 92, 97, 120, 162 Sullivan, Nancy 35, 112, 116, 162 Sullivan, Sharon 37, 39, 64, 82, 109, 162 Swanigan, Anita 111, 116 Swanigan, Bracher 35, 38, 60, 63, 104 Swanigan, Billy 112, 115 Swanigan, Christine 85, 100 Swanigan, Debra 22, 116, 117 Swanigan, Jessie Swanigan, Marian 39, 97 Swanigan, Ruby 37, 39, 64, 82, 109, 166 Swanigan, Sharon 30, 32, 40, 42, 68, 69, 77. 97 Swanigan, Willie T Taylor, Larry 39, 55, 56, 109 Teague, Evelyn 24, 27, 39, 116 Teal, Rusty 39, 56, 104 Terhune, Mike 112 Terrell, Ronald Terrice, John 104 Terrice, Rosemary 117, 170 Thomas, Earlene Thomas, Envin Thomas, Rob Thomas, Terry 35, 107, 109 Tucker, Ardell 60, 110 Tucker, Linda 24, 27, 34, 39, 49, 65, 117, 166 Tucker, Michael 36, 57 Turnage, Albessa 39, 85, 104 Turnage, Daisey 22, 25, 117 Turnage, Sam 57, 117 Turnage, Theodore 65 Tyler, Andre 112, 115 Tyler, James 117 Tyler, John V Vance, Alfred Vance, Emanuel 97 Vance, Henrietta 35, 39, 43, 78. 97 Vance, Phillip 104 Volner, Claudette 22, 112 W Walker, Debbie 36, 117, 170 Walker, Jan 95, 97 Walker, Joann 39, 74, 100, 104 Walker, Samuel 39, 56, 97 Wallace, Kristine 6, 30, 32, 43, 68, 69, 98, 169, 173 Walton, Bernice Walton, Mablean31, 110 Walton, Paul 60, 61, 62, 64, 98 Waltom, Tom 6, 38, 39, 50, 60, 110 Walton, Verlean 34, 39, 110 Waltom, Verna 39, 104 Warblow, Jane 5, 16, 21, 22, 23, 34, 35, 43, 45, 72, 81, 98, 162, 163, 170 Warren, Gary Warren, Glenda 18, 19, 34, 60, 81, 104, 126, 162, 173 Wash, Sharon 30, 34, 110 Washington, Erma 36, 110 Washington, Louis 38, 39, 56 W atkins, Betty 24, 26, 27, 33, 49, 68, 69, 89, 104, 166, 169, 171 Watlington, Daryl 117 Watson, Charles 117 Watson, Debbie 30, 32, 36, 38, 113, 117 Watson, Doris 117 Weatherford, Ricky 56, 39, 98 Weatherford, Shanell 39, 42, 112, 117 Weatherford, Sheila Webb, Florence 111 Webb, Mike 8, 39, 40, 55, 56, 71, 84, 104 Whitby, John 116 Whitby Levader Whitby, Nancy 117 White, Bob 35, 71, 110 Whiteside, David 22, 35, 39, 43, 45. 56, 98 Whiteside, Howard Whiteside, Jerry 117, 173 Wiesle, Johnny 83, 110 Wilkerson, Julie 35, 97, 98 Wilkins, Garland 113 Wilkins, Mary 39, 110, 117 Wilkins, Ora 39, 104 Willhite, Terry 25, 33, 42, 184 Williams, Andres 38, 39, 70, 98 Williams, Bertha 39 Williams, Bobby 26, 104, 173 Williams, Carl 37, 40, 44, 104 Williams, Donald 70 Williams, Eugene Williams, Gertrude 6, 22, 36, 38, 65, 84. Ill, 117 Williams, John 35, 43, 98, 119 Williams, Klancy 112, 116, 117 Williams, Larry 109, 110 Williams, Laverne 39. 112, 117 Williams, Pam 99, 173 Williams, Paul Williams, Ray Williams, Sherman Williford, Clarissa 25, 35, 104 Wison, Joseph Wimberly, Dewayne Winemiller, Mike 34, Xfe 117 ,£ 0, 173 Wofford, Betty 16, 25, 26, 72, 99, 166 Wofford, Jim 110 Wofford, Wim 117 Word, Gretchen 16, 18, 34, 104, 162 Word, Lanie 39. 82, 104 Word, Steve 18. 47, 99 Wright, Wimberly 22 Wynne, Ethel Wynne, Freddie 60, 61, 63, 99 Wynne, Hazel Wynne, Larry 116, 117 Wynne, Leo 60, 61, 99 Y Ybanez, Melanie 99 129 THOSE WHO HELPED BRINKLEY LUMBER CO. Since 1928 Post Office Box 785 Ph. 734 3315 Brinkley Arkansas OTT AUTO PARTS MACHINE SHOP SERVICE MAIN OFFICE 4 West Cypress Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 BRINKLEY CLARENDON Ph. 734 1621 Ph. 747 3422 TRI-COUNTY FARMERS ASSOCIATION East Highway 70 Farmer Owned Phone 734 4874 and Controlled Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Ronny Dean Phone 734 1828 Brinkley, Arkansas [Western eS1110 ItCJl U)tun£poo€ ARMSTRONG'S 215 West Cypress Brinkley. Arkansas 72021 FAMILY SHOE STORE 2 I 5 West Cypress Brinkley, Arkansas Mr. and Mrs. Jubal Etheridge CASE POWER AND EQUIPMENT Farm Construction Garden Equipment 133 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 Diebold, Chairman of the Board Mr. Glenn Fuller, Vice Chairman of the Board A. L. Crittenden, Jr., Director Donald Dearing, Director Coy Tommey, Director Harold Henry, President John Hampton, Assistant Vice President and Secretary Jodie Ellis, Vice President Carl Gunter, Vice President John Compton, Assistant Vice President Counties served: Monroe, Woodruff, west half of Cross, Parts of St. Francis, Lee, and Prairie CLARKE-WALKEF GMC, INC. Ph. 734-3629 605 E. Cypress Brinkley, AR 72021 134 WAGNER VAN-ATKINS ELECTRIC QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE Manager Bob Guined CORPORATION !■ -t. ■VnML BOB'S CLEANERS North Grand Avenue Phone 734-3300 Brinkley, Arkansas 320 West Cypress Phone 734 1900 Brinkley, Arkansas BOB and FRANCIS HAWKINS SAY IT WITH FLOWERS MARTHA'S FLORIST AG SUPERMARKET DON GRINER - DOYLE MARSHALL Telephone 734 2293 404 West Willow Brinkley, Arkansas •to u. S r T om Bottling Co. Don Griner, Jr. 107 North Main We Appreciate Your Business Our Prices Are Lower Affiliated Food Stores Brinkley, Arkansas D M FLYING SERVICE Paul Doyle - Owner Complete Airial Agricultural Service 734-3607 Brinkley, AR 72021 136 RICELAND FOODS P 0 BOX 389 ■ Wheatley Grain Drying Division ■ Telephone (501) 457-3211 BRINKLEY. ARKANSAS 72021 US A R. E. Short Jr. PRESIDENT DIRECTORS Howard Williamson VICE PRESIDENT Bill Byers Donald R. Dearing Raymond Ealey Ernest F. Loewer, Jr. Wiley Meacham N. B. Monroe Roland Nash Wilburn Howton Proudly Serving Our Farmers in: Lee Monroe St. Francis Woodruff Counties Congratulations to Seniors of 1975 KENTUCKY FOOD CENTER FRIED CHICKEN 136 East Cypress ,• C« � —« !«.� . :,r Kmfctfkif frtd ?kiA K II Phone 734-4050 137 EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING DEEN LUMBER CO. DEEN CONCRETE CO. 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 TIGER BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. John McKnight Brinkley Police Department Dr. and Mrs. Pat Harrison Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Walker Hudspeth Parts Company Popular Price Store Smith Shoe Store Neal Flower Shop Dr. K. C. McGraw Gray's Grocery 138 TED JACKSON PARTS CO. 421 East Cypress Phone 734-1120 Brinkley, Arkansas FORD Mustang • Falcon • hairlane Ford • Thundcrbird BUSHE FORD COMPANY TEXACO WHOLESALER (Texaco) GALE KEGLEY Phone 734 1832 Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 JEWELL REAL ESTATE 337 West Cypress Brinkley. AR 72021 Jewell M. Elledge, Broker Telephone 734-2774 139 FARRELL CONSTRUCTION CO. FARRELL FOUNDATION FARRELL GIN AND SEED PLANT FARRELL LOCOMOTIVE WORKS FARRELL COOPER LUMBER COMPANY BRINKLEY, ARKANSAS FARRELL MINING COMPANY MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE MO INDUSTRIA ACEITERA HONDURENA S A VIC'S DOLLAR STORE Your Headquarters for School Supplies Ph. 734-3100 FREELAND CHEVROLET INC. THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Authorized Dealer for Monroe County Sales and Service Hwy. 70 Brinkley, AR 734-3232 FIRST NATIONAL BANK FRED WILLIAMS WELDING MACHINE SHOP, INC. 503 East Cypress Brinkley, Arkansas THEO'S WATCH SHOP Watch Repair £xqui4tte ( etveCry Brinkley, AR GULF OIL DIST. ALL GULF PRODUCTS SOUTHERN COMPRESS COMPANY (Gulf) P.O. Box 724 Manager, WILLIAM D. COOK Congratulations to the Class of '75 ELDRIDGE SUPPLY INC. INTIINATIONAI MAAVCSTIR Tractors and Farm Equip. Augusta, AR Brinkley, AR DIAL WHOLE SALE GROCER CO. Pine Crest Shopping Center Wholesale Grocer Owner Brinkley, Ark. Pam and Bill Tatum Candies, Tobacco, and Cigarettes Choose From Over 100,000 Items in Our Catalogs Ph. 734-3551 Ph. 734-2273 734-2272 DILLAHA FRUIT COMPANY DONNA'S BEAUTY 6100 Lindsey Road Little Rock, AR 72206 SHOP CAOc , Brinkley, AR. Ph. 734-2157 Fresh fruit, vegetables, and institutional foods. DEVORAK ImnsuranceI FARM CENTER BILLY HENARD Agent 117 South Main Brinkley, Arkansas 734-1515 BULK FERTILIZER 55 West Ash Phone - 734-1180 MFA Insurance Companies U4 SPAULDING ATHLETIC GOODS, INC. 513 Center St., Little Rock, Arkansas SATTERFIELD SUPER MARKET ALICE'S BEAUTY SHOP r v 734-4646 Home Owned - Home Operated Dennis and Sue Satterfield Brinkley, AR ANDERSON'S STATION Hwyf 17 N. Complete Auto Service 734-9943 BALFOUR Jewelry's Finest Craftsmen Arkansas Division Brinkley, AR BRINKLEY FURNITURE CO. BRINKLEY Phone 734 2700 105 South New Orleans Brinkley, Arkansas CHEMICAL CO. Mr. and Mrs. John Crow Highway 70 West Phone 734-1000 Brinkley, Arkansas 146 GAYTIME SKATING CLUB PORTER FOODS INC. Corner of Grand and Maple Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 Phone 734-9946 Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Wiesle 2200 Commercial Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72206 CORNER GROCERY 301 South New Orleans CLIFTON HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE 734-3328 BANK OF BRINKLEY Member FDIC Brinkley, Arkansas Building a better way to bank COLEMAN s QUALITY CHEKD it's something special 3801 Asher Avenue Little Rock, Arkansas 72204 211 West Cypress Brinkley, Arkansas CRAIG'S DELORES BEAUTY SHOP 110 North New Orleans Phone 734-4171 Hot Bar B Que and Catfish Brinkley, Arkansas BAR-B-Q 149 DR. AND MRS. N. C. DAVID, JR. VIDA —SANDY AND STAFF Anita Medford Peggy Wyatt Patsy Johnson DICKSON'S UPHOLSTERY CLA-CLIF CONVALESCENT Qualify Service HOME 65 East Maple Brinkley, Arkansas Phone: North Highway 17 Telephone 734-3636 734-2828 734-3722 150 PUsa '-Hut Our People Make Our Pizza Better OPEN DAILY Sunday - Thursday 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Friday - Saturday 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 a.m. DINE IN-CARRY OUT • PIZZA • SALADS • SPAGHETTI • CAVATINI • BEVERAGES • SANDWICHES Pine Crest Center Brinkley, Arkansas Phone Ahead For Faster Service 734-1351 MERCY HOSPITAL — GAZZOLA MEMORIAL 151 STEWMON'S AUTOMOTIVE CO. Phone 734-2421 Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 Phone 459-3451 Cotton Plant, Arkansas 72036 GRACE'S GIFT SHOP Ceramic Art Supplies and Free Lessons Hwy. 78 North Wheatley, AR Ph. 457-2701 RANEY'S EXXON 204 South Main Phone 734-4567 Brinkley, Arkansas PRODUCERS IMPLEMENT COMPANY Your John Deere Dealer Ph. 734-2231 Brinkley, Arkansas TASTEE-FREEZE Mr. Mrs. G.L. Burns Joy Jackson Brenda Hampton Ready to Serve Brinkley, AR 734-2707 KBRI AM-FM 226 West Cypress Brinkley, Arkansas Compliments of - STERLING STORE WE'RE BACKING THE TIGERS 153 TED WALKER CARPETS SALES INSTALLATION - CLEANING 22 Years Experience Adair Ramsay Mnager Phone 734-4673 Brinkley, Ark. FUNERAL INSURANCE FOR THE FAMILY 74t x«tuwte tt fry BOX 687 PHONE RE 4-3114 BRINKLEY. ARKANSAS 72021 'We honor all burial policies 100+ No Matter Where It may Be WAYSIDE CAFE Bill Reeves MALHAM BUILDING SUPPLIES Your Home Improvement Center Phone 734-3245 Brinkley, Ark. We’re Backing The Tigers” Brinkley, Ark. 734-9937 154 INTERSTATE PHILLIPS 66 140 Hwy. 17 Phone 734-9994 Brinkley, AR 72021 RIVIANA FOODS, INC. BUYERS OF ROUGH RICE Brinkley, Arkansas Fuller Motel Iterstate 40 Exit 216 U.S. Hwy. 49, State 17,39 Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 BEST Western MOTELS RESTAURANT Direct Reservations call 1-501- 734-1650 Brinkley, Ark. 72021 JEFFERIES' GROCERY 112 East Cedar Phone 734-4743 HANDLEY’S MONUMENTS Brinkley, AR 156 RICE GROWERS BANK Wheatley, Arkansas McNEAL'S FUNERAL HOME RHODES FUNERAL SERVICE Congratulations To Seniors Of 1975 From The Store Of Friendly Service The Gift Center Of Eastern Arkansas LOW'S Brinkley, Arkansas DUSEKDRUG STORE Earl and Susie Bauer, Owners Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 158 ESQUIRE MEN'S STORE Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothing Florsheim Shoes Bill Johnson Brinkley, Arkansas Phone 734-3262 KERN'S PHOTOGRAPHY Best Wishes From Your Senior Photographer Clarendon, Arkansas NASH IMPLEMENT CO., INC. Wheatley, AR 72392 159 Leonard Kern, Jr. Phone 747-5514 RENNICK'S DRUG STORE 105 South Main 734-4291 WYLIE-FOWLER FUNERAL HOME WYLIE AND MIDKIFF BURIAL ASSOCIATION 734-3311 209 South Main Brinkley, Arkansas 72021 Davis Wylie Coday Fowler ANDERSON'S FARMS AMY ANDERSON 1974-75 RAINBOW GIRLS 162 RICE GROWERS INSURANCE AGENCY Buena Schlesier Mike Walker Bill Imus 120 South Main Brinkley, Arkansas Phone 734-4700 ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE GARRET'S GARDEN CENTER JANE WARBLOW HELPING KEEP AMERICA GREEN COMPLIMENTS OF THE MEMBERS OF ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH HALL OF FLOWERS PRISCILLA BUSHE 120 South Main Brinkley, AR 72021 501-734-4373 HALL SANFORD APPLIANCE, INC. PENNY SANFORD YOUR HEART SPECIALIST’ 126 South Main 164 165 McGRAW AUTO SALES New and Used Cars BRIAN McGRAW Brinkley: 734-1797 Home: 457-2951 See Wendall Henry or Trov McGraw JIM'S BARBER SHOP BETTY WOFFARD 225 West Cypress Brinkley, AR 734-2863 166 The package designs have been changed, and the prices have increased, but the quality and service are the same - TOPS! LAWRENCE M. MINOR TOM’S TOASTED PEANUTS Brinkley, Arkansas 167 ZOOM'S 216 N. New Orleans Brinkley, AR FRED RUSHER AGENCY For Professional Insurance and Real Estate Service 124 South Main Phone 734-3000 168 EMPLOYEES OF VAN HEUSEN COMPANY 170 GLENN'S TEXACO STATION AND WRECKER SERVICE TEXACO] GLEN GRIFFIN - Owner Phone 734-9988 Brinkley, Arkansas 171 172 DR. AND MRS. J. P. WILLIAMS, JR. FAMILY AND STAFF PAM WILLIAMS LAURA CHERIE CHRISTINE COX MIKE JIM JERRIE YOUNG THEDEMOLAYS BRINKLEY DEMOLAYS INSTALL OFFICERS 173 Safe transportation for your every outing activity. MayheW OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY, INC. • 1601-1603 MAIN STREET • PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS 71601 PHONE (501) 535-3737 CALCULATO R-S Electric Energy enjoy it but use it wisely Arkansas POWER LIGHT 174 ADDING MACHINES CASH REGISTERS But if in your ihoughi you must measure time into seasons, Let each season encircle all the other seasons. . ., And let today embrace the past with remembrance — And the future with longing. Kahlil Gibran