Caddo Hills High School - Warrior Yearbook (Norman, AR)

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Caddo Hills School Board w a Board members Jerry Bobo, Robert Wright, and Wendell Coffman discuss matters of importance to the school district with Mr. Davis, Superintendent, at one of their monthly meetings. Mrs. Clara Jane West and Mr. Bobo ponder one of the numerous problems and projects being presented to the board. 555 Mr. Coffman models an official hat! Mr. Freddy Tigue resigned during the school year and was re- placed by Mrs. Betty Williams. Mr. Bill Ray, who resigned earlier, was replaced by Mr. Wright. Teachers and local patrons are welcome at board meetings. 7

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Caddo Hills Administrators Mr. Davis supervises a basketball game from his favorite spot. Below, he chats with patro loween Carnival. ns at Hal- Mr. Campbell demonstrates his Indian dance. i . 3 4 1: X: .. - ...gsm -at -. sgh eisrflir -as -7 K H R . 0 O . -A - ..r...-:.f....sr -f....g. .,,. ..:...,.E.. .,,ki:,mI X .,,,. ..E,,t...: . liege 11. .Is Y Ll . Ki MR. WILBURN DAVIS is the Superintendent of Schools at Caddo Hills. This is his second year at our school and his 29th year in education. After graduating from Caddo Gap High School, Mr. Davis went to Henderson University for his BSE degree and to UA for his MSE. He taught math before becoming an administrator. Wilburn and Barbara Davis are parents of Ronald fdeceasedj and Richard, and they have one grandson. Mr. Davis enjoys country-western music and likes to play dominoes. He also is a sports-watcher! . M, W... he V, j . oll. . ' N 2 gags Y . -5, SEQ tb X N . X L S is - fe Q 4? Ricca, chicka, boom! cheers the leader, and an Indian dance, too. , ppppyp j M f 7 'I W T i l' . an ., 'K 2 f t .iii A I Mr. Davis addresses and observes student assemblies. L MR. JOHN CAMPBELL, high School Principal, has been at CHS for three years. He came to our area from Murfressboro and -fuzz: attended several colleges and W universities to earn his Bachelor's and Master's degrees. While an undergraduate at Henderson he earned several honors in his favorite sport, football. Mr. Campbell lives in Glenwood with his wife Shirley and son Mike. Wi MR. MARK CLAY joined our staff this year as Elementary School Principal. He is a graduate of nearby ,. 5 Mt. Ida High School. Mr. Clay has a BSE and an MSE degree, earned at Henderson, Ouachita, UA, and Stanford Universities. He is married to Veda Clay, and they have three grown children: Terry, Kathy, and Steve. The Clays also have four grandchildren. In his spare time Mr. Clay enjoys deer hunting, fishing, and old cars. 4 1

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Marla Allen R. Janet Horn Education Sue Johnson Resource igh School Facult MRS. MARLA ALLEN is a graduate of Bladenshurg QMDJ High School and the University of Maryland. Before moving to Arkansas in 1978, she taught English and geography in several junior highs. This is her fifth year at CHS, In addition to teaching English in grades 7, 9, and ll, Mrs. Allen sponsors the yearbook, newspaper, Quill and Scroll, and the Class of '85. She is married to David Allen, and her three children fKim, Darrell, and Jennij attend CHS. In her spare time she enjoys reading and sewing, and she sings in the church choir. Mrs. Allen also is a Cub Scout Den Leader. MRS. JANET HORN serves CHS as the aide in the high school special education self-contained classroom, work- ing with Mrs. Miner in the little blue room up on the hill. Mrs. Horn graduated from nearby Glenwood High and now lives in the Hopper area with her husband Billy C. Horn and son R. Kerry who is in the fourth grade at CHS. Her older son B. Keith is now married to Tammi lPorterj, both former CHS graduates. Mrs. Janet Horn is now in her fourth year at Caddo Hills. MRS. SUE JOHNSON is in her second year at Caddo Hills, working with Mrs. Shepperd in the high school resouroe room. From Glenwood High School, she went to Garland County and Henderson, and has a degree in elementary and special education. She resides near Glenwood with her husband Gene, and they have three children. Jeannie fBrownJ has two daughters, Robyn and Hallie. Eddie is 21, Steve, 19, is in the U.S. Navy and recently married to Christie fHunterJ of Glen- wood. In her spare time Mrs. Johnson enjoys art, sewing, and cooking. MR, VERNON LOVE, a graduate of Hot Springs High School, is now in his second year of teaching science at CHS. This year he instructs the 7th and 8th graders and also teaches biology. Mr. Love is a sponsor of the senior class and the Student Council. With his wife Pauline he resides in Black Springs. Their two sons, Vernon A. and Milton, are honor students at Henderson University. Mr. Love is also attending HSU to work on his master's degree. His BA degree, begun at the University of Maryland, was completed at HSU. In his spare time Mr. Love enjoys fishing, jogging, hunting, and woodwork- ing. Crump III Ruth I-Iorne Hazel Lokey Math . 3 Vernon Love Connie Markham 8 Science Reading, History, English MR. CLAY CRUMP, a 1973 graduate of Kirby High, earned his BSA from the University of Arkansas, graduating with high honors. This is his fourth year at Caddo Hills, where he teaches all areas of agri for grades 9 - 12. Mr. Crump and his wife Kelly fHamnerJ, a former student at CHS, are the proud parents of a darling baby daughter, Jessica Faye Crump. In his free time, Mr. Crump enjoys farming, hunting, walking the great outdoors, and working around his farm. He is the sponsor of the Caddo Hills Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. MISS RUTH HORNE is the part-time Spanish teacher at Caddo Hills. She graduated from Norman High as Salu- tatorian of her class and with perfect attendance for many years. Her advanced degrees come from Arkansas College, HSU, SSU, and the University of Arkansas. One of her special interests is newspaper work, and she was employed as a reporter for ARKANSAS GAZETTE, BLYTHEVILLE COURIER, and COM- MERCIAL APPEAL. She was also editor of the newspaper while at Arkansas College, Other activities include gardening and hiking. She especially enjoys studying the flora and fauna of the Ouachitas. MRS. HAZEL LOKEY, a graduate of Eudora High School and the University of Arkansas at Monticello, has been at Caddo Hills for ten years. She also taught a year in Hong Kong. Her subjects this year are practical math I and II, geometry, algebra I and II, and advanced math, She is also one of the teachers of the computer class for adults and a lecturer for Weight Watchers. With husband Mike and their daughter Sara, a 7th grader at CHS, Mrs. Lokey resides in Black Springs. She uses some of her spare time for crocheting and playing the piano. MRS. CONNIE MARKHAM, a graduate of Bentonville High and the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, is now in her eighth year at Caddo Hills. She teaches world history, Sth grade English, and three junior high classes in commun- ications. Mrs. Markham lives in Mt. Ida with her husband Mike and her son Steven, age ll. She also has a stepson, Michael, age 6. Mrs. Markham enjoys reading and embroidery and won several ribbons at the Mongtomery County Fair. With her family, she likes to go to the movies.