Caruthersville High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Caruthersville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1973 volume:

COTTON BLOSSOM 1973 Camthersville High School Camthersville, Missouri Volume 24 ROSIE TAYLOR - 1972 I SHALL NOT PASS AGAIN THIS WAY Anonymous The bread that bringeth strength I want to give. The water pure that bids the thirsty live: I want to help the fainting day by day; I’m sure I shall not pass again this way. I want to give the oil of joy for tears. The faith to conquer crowding doubts and fears. Beauty for ashes may I give alway: I'm sure I shall not pass again this way. I want to give some measure running o’er. And into angry hearts I want to pour The answer soft that turneth wrath away; I'm sure I shall not pass again this way. I want to give to others hope and faith, I want to do all that the Master saith; I want to live aright from day to day; I'm sure I shall not pass again this way. DEDICATED TO THOSE WHO ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THEIR WORLD! The car has made our cities uninhabitable. It is also the best way to escape them. Hurry and take the road to the roadless area, because it won't be roadless long. Too much demand. The gas pump doesn't know the beauty which it helped to see; and so the gas tax comes pouring in and the pavement comes pouring out. And so we push the Big Wheel nearer the edge. The land of the free and the home of the auto dump. But man was born to wander. We must look funny to Someone, Jumbling through the universe locked in a death grip with out tiny ball Earth and ripping her busily to pieces trailing a stinking film of gas and pieces of satellites and mushroom and dust clouds. Think of her new. An unspoiled country lying open to the sun. Think of oceans of beauty, instead of scattered puddles, muddy and drying up. What can make the heart ache more than a billboard? Man always kills the thing he loves, and so we pioneers have killed our wilderness. Taken from On The Loose by Jerry and Renny Russell 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION PAGE 7 FACULTY PAGE 12 SENIORS PAGE 18 JUNIORS PAGE 32 SOPHOMORES PAGE 39 FRESHMEN PAGE 46 ACTIVITIES PAGE 53 CLASSES PAGE 95 ORGANIZATIONS PAGE 119 ATHLETICS PAGE 147 INDEX PAGE 164 1973 COTTON BLOSSOM STAFF SISSY HENSON, EDITOR LITERARY STAFF Judy Boyd, Debbie Brantley, Iris Cagle, Lee Cooke, Lynn Cooke, Sharon Croft, Susan Hardesty, Wanda Hopper, Gayla House, Gail Karwick, Eva Lantrip, Joan Lawrence, Linda Maxwell, Jackie Nelson, Judy Ragland, Vicki Shelton, Regina Stevens, Kim Waldron, Debbye Boyce, Jan Bruce, Pattie Woods, Marla Johnson, Ann Isaac, Rebecca Gallian. BUSINESS STAFF Debbie Baxter, Business Editor ART STAFF Rita Bullington, Art Editor and Debbie Brodie, Vicki Morgan. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Mike Hensley, Photography Editor and Kevin Murphy, Kirk Betz, Mike Pierce. ADVISOR Miss Leonna Cockrill HONORARY STAFF MEMBER Miss Sandra Barnes MR. JULIAN BOYD, President 1973 SCHOOL BOARD OFFICERS MR. ROBERT O. PIERCE MR. JAMES DEAN 1973 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS MR. JAMES BRUTON 8 MR. THOMAS PORTER is the Coordinator of Fed- MR. VERLON TILL, Guidance Counselor, receiv- eral Programs. He holds a B.S. and M.E. degree ed a B.S. and M.E. from University of Missouri, from Mississippi State College. THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS has a tremendous responsibility. MR. CARL HUTCHISON received his B.S.E. from Arkansas State University and his M.E. from U.M.C. MR. JOE PARKINSON, Principal, has a B.S. and M.E. from the University of Mississippi. MRS. TINA HUTCHISON is the instructional sec- MRS. WILDA McELYEA is secretary to the super - retary for the Caruthersville schools. intendent. H A I L T O 10 MRS. LIMBOUTH GURLEY is the Title I administrative secretary. MRS. VEE HOOPER is the administrative secretary to the Superintendent and Board of Education. T H E S E C R E T A R Y MRS. RAE MICHIE is secretary to the principal. MRS. MARY ROLLINS is secretary to the guidance counselor. MRS. PAULINE HOSLER worked as a teachers aide and the faculty needed her services. MISS TERESITA ALVARADO has a B.S. Degree in French and Spanish from University of Missouri. She also has a M.A . Degree for Spanish. She teaches 1st and 2nd year Spanish and is sponsor of Spanish Club. MISS SANDRA BARNES has a B.S.E. in English from Arkansas State University. She teaches English III and sponsored Niki Club. MRS. MILDRED BASKIN holds a B.S. degree from SEMo State College. She taught accounting, filing, office machines, and vocational office practice. She also sponsored the junior class. MRS. LOUISE BROWN, study hall supervisor, has a B.A. degree from Oklahoma City University. She sponsored FTA and a sophomore homeroom. MRS. JUDY BURGE holds a B.S. degree from Central Methodist College. She taught notehand, typing, general business, and business law. She also had a junior homeroom. MRS. EDNA CHAFFIN, FBLA sponsor, has a B.S. from SEMo State College. She taught shorthand, vocational secretarial practice, advance typing, and sponsored a senior homeroom. MRS. DOROTHY CLARKE received her Masters from University of Oklahoma. She taught art and sponsored a junior homeroom. MISS LEONNA COCKR1LL, advisor for COTTON BLOSSOM and TIGER RAG received a B.A . from University of Missouri. She taught English III, journalism, and had a sophomore homeroom. MR. GERALD CORBIN has a B.S. from Central Missouri State. He taught COE and drawing. MRS. SHIRLEY DELISLE undergraduate work at Arkansas State. M.A. from Memphis State. She is speech therapist for high school and junior high. MR. CHARLES EVANS teaches economics, sociology, psychology, and American history. He has a B.S. in Education from Central Missouri State College and a M.S. in Education from Central Missouri State University. He is also a junior sponsor. MR. KENNETH FELTS has a B.S.E. in Math from Arkansas State University and a Minor in Physics. He teaches functional math II and algebra I. He also co-sponsored Math Club. MR. JOHN GALE, FFA sponsor, taught agriculture and farm building and tractor maintenance. He has a B.S. from University of Missouri. MRS. MARY GRAVES received a B.S. from Murray State University. She taught typing, office machines, filing, marketing, and salesmanship. She sponsored FBLA and had a senior homeroom. MISS MARY ELLEN HORNOR was the Student Council sponsor and had a sophomore homeroom . She taught American history and contemporary issues. She received a B.S. from University of Missouri and a M.A. from Peabody College. MRS. BARBARA JAMES taught art at the high school and elementary schools. She has a B.S. from SEMo State College. MR. HUGH JAMES, basketball coach, received a B.S. from Arkansas State. He taught physical education, driver's education, coached golf and tennis, and directed the intramural program. He is presently pursuing a Master's Degree in safety education at CMSC at Warrensburg. MR. HAROLD JANSEN has a B.S. from SEMo State College. He taught general shop, metals, and woodworking. MRS. KATHY JANSEN received a B.S. from Northeast Missouri State. She taught girls' physical education and has a junior homeroom . She also directed the intramural program . MISS PAULA KIRKLEY received her B.S. de gree in French from SEMo State College. She teaches French I, II, and French III. She also sponsors French Club. MRS. POLLY MASTERS directed girls’ ensemble, girls’ chorus, and taught world problems. She also taught Freshman Chorus. She received an A.A. from William Woods. MR. NEELEY MITCHELL received a B.S. from Memphis State University and is now doing graduate work. He sponsored Harlequins, The Thespians, play productions, and was host for the Missouri Vanguard Theatre. He taught English, drama, speech, and had a senior homeroom. NA CA THERINE MURPHY, sopho-llish teacher, received a B.S. from e University. She sponsored Honor nd a sophomore homeroom. NALL, band director, received a i SEMo State College. He also di-pep band and stage band. MRS. JANICE PINION taught home economics, family living, clothing, and nursing. She received a B.S. from Memphis State University. She was advisor for FHA and had a sophomore homeroom. MRS. CYNTHIA PORTER taught English IV and was the Junior High guidance counselor. She has a B.A. from Mississippi State and a Masters' from Memphis State University. MR. HERB PRANGE taught physics, chemistry, and surveying. He has a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy. He also sponsored Chess and Checker Club. MR. DARRYL ROBERTS, biology teacher, has a B.S. and M.S. from Arkansas State. He co-sponsored the Photography Club and had a junior homeroom. MRS. JUDY ROBERTS, librarian, sponsored the Library Club. She has a B.S. from Arkansas State. MRS. MAGGIE SHELBY taught special education. She has a B.S. from AM N State College and an E.M.R. from Arkansas State. MR. J. A. TAYLOR, Black Culture teacher He received his B.S. from AM N at Pine Bluff and his M.S. from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. MR. RON WENE, football and track coach, taught world history. He has a B.S.E. and a M.S.E. from Henderson State College. He sponsored the Varsity C Club and had a senior homeroom. MISS ROSE WISE received a M.S.E. from Arkansas State. She taught Algebra II, geometry, and advanced math. She sponsored the Math Club, and had a senior homeroom. MR. JAMES WILSON, math supervisor, taught advanced math and calculus. He has a B.S. from SEMo State and an M.S. from Washington University. SENIORS Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it; but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains. David Thoreau 1972-73 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Tippy Cagle Treasurer Robert Hunter Reporter Sissy Henson 19 DEBRA ANN ABSHIRE - FHA; Pep Cl.; FBLA; Cho. GERCEIDA ELOISE ADAMS - Modern Dance; Sp. Cl.; Harlequins; Homeroom Off.; Band; Stage Bd.; Mixed Cho.; Girls Ens.; Vars. Cheerleading; Tennis; Hon. Soc.; AAU Track Awards; Hmcg. Cand.; Stage Bd. Award. JIMMY AGNEW - FFA; Vars. C Cl.; Mixed Cho.; Bsktb. Plaque; Track. CHARLOTTE MAE ANDERSON - Nike; Mixed Cho. TAY C. ASHFORD, JR. - Sr. Class V-P; Pub. Chm. of S.C.; Boys' State; Elected State Auditor at Boys' State; Attended S.C. Workshop; Elected Pres, of Coun. at S.C. Workshop; Art Cl. Rep.; Harlequins; Sp. Cl.; Bsktb. Cert., Soph. Year; Art Award; Bsktb. Vars. C Letter. JOY DENISE BARNETT - FBLA, Hist, and Pari.; Harlequins - Thesp.; Lib. Cl.; COTTON BLOSSOM; Honor Thesp.; Homeroom Off.; Pep Cl.; FHA; FBLA, Dist. Sec.; Honor Soc.; Schol. to Central Mo. State; Best Actress Award. The 1972-73 Seniors were a hardworking, energetic, and interested class. Along with the Senior year, however, came the sudden realization that the end of the year brought graduation. From Orientation Week through the May Prom, the Seniors got involved with the enthusiasm of people who know they are on the last step of the journey through high school. The year was busy and didn't leave much time for sadness. Seniors ordered graduation announcements, held the highest positions in school organizations, and claimed awards at Honor Recognition Day Assembly. It was a busy year, but an eventful one for this graduating class. The young men and women leaving the school this year will be missed by the underclassmen as well as the faculty. 20 DEBRA JEAN BAXTER - FHA, Hist., Treas., Reg. Pres.; COTTON BLOSSOM BUS. ED.; Pep Cl.; Hon. Soc.; Jr. Class Sec.; HR Off.; Fr. Cho.; Mixed Cho.; Hon. Soc. State Convention Del.; FHA State Convention Del.; Perf. Attendance Award; Geometry Award; Hon. Roll Graduate; Hon. Soc. Graduate; Gold Card; Outstanding FHA Off. Award; Shorthand Award; Hon. Roll Cert., 3 Yrs.; COTTON BLOSSOM Award; Honor Graduate Award. JAMES PAUL BERRY, III NANCY BOYD DEBORAH DIANNE BRODIE - Art Cl., Pres.; FTA; Pep Cl.; FHA; COTTON BLOSSOM: HR Off.; Tiger Rag Staff, Asst. Art Ed.; Gold Card. MARSHA JANE BROOKS - FBLA; Lib. Cl.; FHA; Art Cl. CATHRYN ANN BUCHANAN - Girl's Cho.; Gold Card. DEBORAH JEAN BUCK - Transfer Student. RITA BULLINGTON - Glee Cl.; Pep Cl.; Mixed Cho.; Girl’s Ens.; Modern Dance, Pub. Chm.; Tiger Rag, Ed.; COTTON BLOSSOM ART ED.; Hon. Soc.; Hon. Graduate Award; Stu. Coun. Rep.; HR Off.; COTTON BLOSSOM Award; Journalism Award. JOE CAGLE - HR Off.; All Conf. Bsktb. Team, 3 Yrs.; Best All Around Ath. Award, 2 Yrs.; Best Free Throw Percentage Trophy, 3 Yrs.; Outstanding Def. Back Award; All Conf. FB Team; All Area FB Team; All Dream Team; All Academic Team; All Dist; Team; All State Team; Four-Year Schol. to SEMO; Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award. ANTIPPIA DAWN CAGLE - Hon. Soc., Sec.; Thesp.; Modern Dance, Director; Stu. Coun.; Jr. Class V-P; Sr. Class Sec.; Prom Chm.; Play Cast, Three on a Bench”; Vanguard Stage Crew; Hon. Roll, 3 Yrs.; Hon. Graduate; Gold Card; Hmcg. Cand.; Sp. Award; Hon. Soc. Graduate; Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award; Reader's Digest Award; Send, to William-Jewell Col.; Best Supporting Actress; Hon. Soc. Award, 3 Yrs. CHARLES F. CAIN, JR. - Vars. C Cl.; Key Cl., V-P; HR Off.; Stu. Coun.; Com. Member on Mo. Statewide Assessment Project for Goal Area III - Soc. Development. Vars. Track; Cotton Blossom Escort; Gold Card; 'Track Plaque for 3 Year Letterman. ANNA MARIE CARLSON - Transfer Student; Chess and Checkers; Honor Roll Award. ROY DWAYNE CLARK - NHS; Key Cl., Pres., Treas.; Math Cl., V-P; Chess Cl.; Vars. C Cl.; HR Off.; Bd.; Golf - 3 Yrs.; Gold Card; Hon. Roll; Hon. Grad.; Cotton Blossom Escort; Gen. Regent's Schol. at SEMO; Nom. for NHS Schol.; Math Award. TERESA ANN CLAYTON - Fr. Pep Cl.; Lib. Cl. Sec., V-P; Hon. Soc.; French Cl.; FT A Pres.; Harlequins - Thesp.; Pep Cl.; FBLA; COTTON BLOSSOM ST.; HR Off.; Fr. Marching Bd.; Fr. Concert Bd.; High School Marching Bd.; High School Concert Bd.; Pep Bd.; Bd. Medalist; Fr. Cho.; Fr. Cho. Acc.; Mixed Cho.; Mixed Cho. Acc.; Girl's Cho.; Girl's Cho. Acc.; Girl's Ens.; Mixed Double Quartet; Chamber Choir; Cast Mouse Who Didn’t Believe in Santa ; Selected for Mid-South Select Cho.; Del. to All-Dist. Tryouts, 1971-73; Del. to Cho. Fest. 1971-72; Cho. Music. Cont. 1972-73; FBLA Dist. Public Speaking Cont. - 3rd Place; Alt. to State FBLA PuDlic Speaking Cont.; Honor Roll; Gold Card; Regent's Schol. to SEMA; Del. to Sci. Rec. Day at Sikeston; Cert, of Rec. - SEMO; Music Award; Beta Sigma Phi Scholarship. MICHELLE LORINE COBB - Pep Cl.; Tiger Rag St,; COTTON BLOSSOM ST.; Negro Hist. Week Assembly; Mixed Cho.; Girl's Cho.; Hmcg. Cand. CAROL LEE COOKE - Vars. Chldr. Capt. and Co-Capt.; Thesp.; Harlequins; French Cl.; COTTON BLOSSOM ST.; Prod. Ed. of Tiger Rag St.; Stu. Coun.; HR Off.; FTA; Pep Cl.; Bd.; Publicity for Barefoot in the Park'’; Ticket Sale for The Lottery and Barefoot in the Park, Vanguard ; Make-up for Trilogy of Plays ; Chldr. Schol.; Gold Card. DEBRA LYNNE COOKE - COTTON BLOSSOM QUEEN; Harlequins - Thesp.; Tiger Rag St.; Modern Dance; Stu. Coun.; HR Off.; COTTON BLOSSOM ST.; French Cl.; Gold Card; Tigerette of the Week; Costume and Pub. Tne Lottery ; Make-up Will the Real Jesus Christ Please StancJ Up ; Pub. Barefoot In the Park and Plaza Suite ; Scholarship; Journal-ism A wsrd. LETTIE JEAN COVINGTON - Gold Card. SHARON KAY CROFT - Math Cl.; Harlequins - Thesp.; Pep Cl.; HR Off.; COTTON BLOSSOM ST.; Pep Bd.; Concert Bd.; Fr. Cho.; Marching Bd.; Maj.; Drum Maj.; Flute Trio; Stage Crew Trilogy of Plays ; Make-up Sorry Wrong Number ; Cast Sorry Wrong Number ; Hon. Rec. for Maj.; Hon. Rec. for Drum Maj.; Bd. Medal; Gold Card. NANCY BEATRICE CROSS - Girl's Cho. WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER CRYSLER - Stu. Coun.; Tiger Rag St.; Harlequins - Thesp.; Pres.; Vars. C Cl.; Cast Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Stand Up ; Mixed Cho.; FB; Golf; Bsktb.; Const. Crew Plaza Suite ; Chm. of Const. Crew Trilogy of Plays ; Gold Card; All Conf. 2nd Team Split End Sr. Yr.; All Conf. Hon. Ment. Punter Jr. Yr.; Ltrmn. in FB; Ltrmn. in Golf; Const. Crew Trophy; Technical Award. GEORGE CUNNINGHAM JR. - Art Cl.; All Conf. - Two Years; Leading Rebounder - Two Years; All-Dist. 72-73; Rebound Trophy no - 7 }• Traolf Tpam TWYMETER EXZINE CURRIE - Pep Cl.; Tiger Rag St.; Mixed Cho.; Gold Card. LUTHER DAWSON DONALD DODD - Scholarship. CHARLES WILLIAM DORROH - Sr. Class Pres.; Stu. Coun. Chm., Stu. Union; HR Off.; Var. C Cl.; French Cl.; FB; Tennis; Mixed Cho.; Cotton Blossom Escort; Del. to State Stu. Coun. Convention; Gold Card; Honor Grad.; Honor Soc.; Boys' State Rep.; Hon. Soc. Grad.; Honor Roll Award. CARLOS DON EVANS - Transfer Student. TERRY HINCHEY EVANS - FHA, Pres., Regional 2nd V-P; Mixed Cho.; Gold Card. JOHNNIE GALE FERRELL - FFA, Treas. DANNY FLOYD CINDY TERESE FOX - Modern Dance; FT A. V-P; Pep Club; HR Off.; Fr. Cho.; Gold Card. POLLY GENTRY LARRY GOODALE LINDA GAIL GOODALE - FBLA, Pres.; FHA; Lib. Cl., Sec.-Treas.; Tiger Rag St.; Gold Card; FBLA Scholarship. SUSAN CAROL HARDESTY - Jr. Class Pres.; HR Off.; Hon. Soc., Pres.; Math Cl.; COTTON BLOSSOM; Stu. Coun.; Fr. Cho.; Pep Cl.; Girls’ State; Honor Roll; Hon. Grad.; Honor Roll Award; Hmcg. Queen; Norn, for National Hon. Soc. Schol.; Gold Card. JOHNNY HOWARD HARMON - Vars. C Club; HR Off.; Thesp.; Vanguard Stage Crew; Cast Sorry Wrong Number, Stage Crew for Plays; Three-Year Ltrmn. in FB; Gold Card; Track; Gold Card; Drama Award; Best Def. Back in FB. JONNIE HAYES MICHAEL WAYNE HENSLEY - Photography Cl., Pres.; Thesp., V-P; Vars. C Club; COTTON BLOSSOM Photography Ed.; Cast in Spectators,” Cast in Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Stand Up, Lighting Director for Plays and Modern Dance; Vanguard Stage Crew; Property Mgr. for Barefoot in the Park, Boys' State; Track; FB; Theater Schol., Lighting Award; COTTON BLOSSOM Award. JULIA MAE HENSON - COTTON BLOSSOM Ed.; Fr. Pep Cl., Sgt.-at-Arms; Fr. Cho.; FHA, Pres., Treas., Pari.; FTA; HR Off.; Thesp.; Hon. Soc.; Tiger Rag St., Copy Ed.; Sr. Class Reporter; COTTON BLOSSOM, Art Ed.; Pep Cl., V-P; Cast for The Mouse Who Didn't Believe in Christmas ; Mixed Cho.; Publicity for Missouri Vanguard ; Gold Card; Honor Roll; COTTON BLOSSOM Award; 3rd Place Cotton Carnival Sew With Cotton Cont.; FHA Outstanding Off. Award; Shorthand Award; 2-Star Thespian. RALPH HILL - Bsktb.; Track; FB; Free throw Trophy; 3-Year Letterman. RANDALL HOLDER GAYLA ANN HOUSE - Hon. Soc.; Sp. Cl.; Lib. Cl.; COTTON BLOSSOM; Harlequins and Thesp.; FHA; FBLA, Corr. Sec.; HR Off.; Marching Bd.; Pep Bd.; Concert Bd.; Pep Cl.; Fr. Cho.; Concession Crew for Trilogy of Plays; Bd. Medal; Hon. Grad.; Gold Card. STEVEN MICHAEL HOUSE - Thesp.; Harlequins; French Cl.; Key Cl.; HR Off.; Marching Bd .; Pep Bd .; Concert Bd.; Stage Bd .; All-Division Bd.; Saxophone Quartet; The Lottery, Barefoot in the Park, ’’The Spectators, Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Stand Up, Stage Crew for Vanguard; Tennis Team; Gold Card; All Around Performance Bd. Award; Bd. Scholarship. JIMMIE J. HUNT - Track. ROBERT LEE HUNTER - Math Cl., Reporter; Stu. Coun.; Vars. C Club, Pres.; Sp. Cl., Treas.; Soph. Class Treas.; Jr. Class Treas.; Sr. Class Treas.; Photography Cl., Sec.-Treas.; Track; Bsktb.; FB; Delegate to Boys' State; White House Youth Citizen Conf. PAMELA JOY JEAN - FBLA; Art Cl., Sec.-Treas.; Gold Card. GAIL KARWICK - Fr. Pep Cl., V-P; FHA; Photography Cl.; COTTON BLOSSOM: Harlequins; Thesp.; Pep Cl.; Lib. Cl.; FTA; French Cl., Pres.; Hon. Soc., Treas.; Stu. Coun. Recording Sec.; HR Off.; Stu. Coun.; Fr. Cho.; Girl's Cho.; Mixed Cho.; Honor Roll; Hon. Grad.; Hon. Soc. Grad.; Del. to Sci. Recognition Day; Gold Card; Girls' State Representative; Speech Award. DEBRA MARIE KENLEY KYLE QUILLEN KERSEY - Vars. C Cl.; Key Cl.; Tiger Rag St.; Harlequins - Thesp.; Stu. Coun., V-P; Cast Sorry Wrong Number ; FB; Golf; Const. Crew Children's Plays, Plaza Suite ; Gold Card; All-Conference - First Team Def. Back; 2 Year Ltrmn. in FB; 3 Year Ltrmn. in Golf; Cotton Blossom Escort; Hmcg. Escort • LESLIE’ WALTER KNOTT, III - HR Off.; Vars. C Cl.; FB; Tennis; Bd.; Ltrmn. in FB and Tennis. HOWARD STEVEN KUYKENDALL - Harlequins - Thesp.; Marching Bd.; Concert Bd.; Stage Bd.; Stage Crew Barefoot in the Park, The Lottery ; Cast The Spectators ; Tennis Award; Stage Bd. Award. EVA DENISE LANTRIP - French Cl.; Math Cl.; Pep Cl.; Hon. Soc.; Harlequins - Thesp.; Pointkeeper; Fr. Chldr.; COTTON BLOSSOM ST.; Fr. Chor.; Girl's Cho.; Mixed Cho.; Girl's Ens.; Mixed Double Quartet; Pep Bd.; Stage Bd.; Stage Bd.; Marching Bd.; Honor Roll Award; Best Supporting Actress, The Spectators ; Bd. Meaal; Cert, of Recognition for Meritorious Participation in Theatre Arts; Certificate of Recognition for Participation in Stage Bd.; Bd. Medal for Outstanding Service to me Bd.; Hon. Grad.; Theatre Arts Schol. from Murray State Univ.; Gold Card; Cast The Lottery, All In The Family ; Stage Crew Barefoot in the Park, The Spectators, Missouri Vanguard 1972-73, ’’Trilogy of Plays, ” The Mouse That Didn’t Believe in Santa ; Ticket Sales Barefoot in the Park, The Spectators, Missouri Vanguard 1972-73, Trilogy of Plays ; Make-Up Crew 1971 Christman Plays, The Spectators, Trilogy of Plays, The Mouse That Didn't Believe in SantaPub. Crew Missouri Vanguard, Trilogy of Plays ; Ticket Chm., Const. Crew, Stu. Director Trilogy of Plays”; Math A wsrd MOSES LARRY - Track. JOAN LEE LAWRENCE - HR Off.; FHA; Pep Cl., Sgt.-at- Arms; COTTON BLOSSOM ST.; Tiger Rag, Feature Ed.; Harlequins - Thesp., Sec.; Stu. Coun.; Fr. Mixed Cho.; Girl's Cho.; Fr. Cheerleader; Vars. Chldr.; Cast The Lottery. DEBORAH KAYE LEE - COE; Honor Roll. LARRY LEWIS VICKI KAY LINSMAN - Transfer Student; Harlequins - Thesp.; Director - The Mouse That Didn't Believe in Santa”; Cast Sorry Wrong Number, Will The Real Jesus Christ Please Stand Up ; Gold Card; Director's Trophy. JOYCE LOCKRIDGE CARL REGINALD McCARN - Vars. C Cl.; Thesp.; Bleacher Bum; HR Off.; FB; Bsktb. -B Team; Golf; Cast Water, Water Everywhere, Will The Real Jesus Christ Please Stand Up”; Thesp. Recognition Award in Pub.; Leading Ticket Sales for the Plays Plaza Suite and The Spectators. ELAINE McCLENDON - Pep Cl.; Harlequins -Thesp.; French Cl.; Girl's Cho.; Make-Up - Children's Theatre, The Spectators, Plaza Suite”; Const. Crew Children's Theatre, The Spectators, Plaza Suite”; Ticket Sales Children's Theatre, Plaza Suite, The Spectators. SAMMIE CURTIS McCLORN - Mixed Cho. ANN MITCHUM MALONE - Transfer Student; HR Off.; COE; Honor Roll; Gold Card. DIANNA MORGAN MARSAC - FHA; Art Cl.; Mixed Cho.; Gold Card. ROBERT POKE MARSHALL - Bsktb., All Conf., Best Free Throw Percent, Honorable Mention. DAVID RAY MAXWELL - Vars. C Cl.; Key Cl.; Art Cl.; Photography Cl.; Track; FB; Bsktb. LARRY MEADOR BAUGHN THOMAS MERIDETH - Key Cl.; French Cl.; Harlequins; Thesp.; Photography Cl.; Soph. Class Pres.; Vars. C Cl.; FB; HR Off.; Gold Card. TIMOTHY CURTIS MILUM - HR Off.; Harlequins; Thesp.; Vars. C Cl.; Key Cl.; Tiger Rag St.; FB; Bsktb; Track; Cast Will The Real Jesus Christ Please Stand Up; Gold Card. VICTORIA LEA MORGAN - Pep Cl.; Harlequins; Thesp.; Hon. Soc.; Art Cl., Pres.; Math Cl., Sec.-Treas.; Sp. Cl., Sec.rStu. Coun., Soc. Chm.; Tiger Rag St. Art Ed.; COTTON BLOSSOM; Pub. Chm. for A Trilogy of Plays ; Ticket Chm. for Missouri Vanguard's Cnarley's Aunt ; Mixed Cho. Acc.; Girl's Cho. Acc.; Girl's Ens. Acc.; Fr. Cho. Acc.; Honor Roll; Thesp. Cert, for Vanguard Ticket Sales; 2nd Place in CHS Art Exhibit, 1st Place Mississippi County Fair Art Exhibit; Girls' State Del.; Del. to Hon. Soc. Conv.; Del. to Sci. Recognition Day; Organist for 1972 Baccalaureate and Commencement Exercises; Gold Card; Hon. Grad.; Hon. Soc. Grad.; Art Chm. for Jr.-Sr. Prom. DRUCILLA ROSS NEELEY - HR Off.; Lib. Cl.; FHA; Harlequins; Pep Cl.; Hon. Soc.; Mixed Cho.; Girl's Cho.; Fr. Cho.; Honor Roll; Gold Card. JACQUELINE JEANNE NELSON - Harlequins; Pep Cl.; Hon. Soc.; COTTON BLOSSOM; HR Off.; Fr. Chldr.; Mixed Cho.; Girl's Ens.; Double Mixed Quartet; Chamber Choir; Stage Bd.; Concert, Marching, and Pep Bd.; Fr. Cho.; Mixed Cho. Acc.; Fr. Cho. Acc.; All-Division Bd.; Stage Bd. Award; Honor Roll; Gold Card; Alt. for Girls' State; Hon. Grad.; Hon. Soc. Grad.; 2” Rating for Piano Solos; Missouri District Music Festival. RICKEY TAYLOR ODLE - French Cl.; Hon. Soc.; Thesp.; Cast Sorry Wrong Number ; Cast Three on a Bench ; Vars. FB; Gold Card; Freed-Hardeman Col. Schol.; Hon. Grad.; Hon. Soc. Graduate. JOE PARKINSON - Marching Bd.; Concert Bd.; Gold Card. FLOYD PENDERGRASS MICHAEL FRANKLIN PIERCE - HR Off.; Vars. C Cl.; Harlequins - Thesp.; Tiger Rag Sports Ed.; COTTON BLOSSOM; Art Cl.; FB°Cross Country Team; Const. Trilogy of Plays ; Plaque for 3 Year Ltrmn.; Boys Indian Wrestling Intramural Champion; Stage Crew Trilogy of Plays ; Const. ‘'Christmas Play ; Hon. Roll. DEBORAH RIFFANEY PITTS - Pep Cl.; FHA; Photography Cl.; HR Off.; Mixed Cho. RONNIE PRATER - Vars. C Cl.; Band; Track; Hon. Soc. SANDRA COLLEEN PRATHER - HR Off.; FHA; Pep Club Sgt.-at-Arms; Tiger Rag. St.; COTTON BLOSSOM ST.; Girl's Cho.; Mixed Cho. WILLIAM LESLIE PROST - Vars. C Cl. V-P; Stu. Coun. - Chm. of School Betterment; Hon. Soc.; HR Off.; Photography Cl.; Key Cl.; Chess and Checker Cl. Pres.; FB; Tennis; COE; 3 Year Honor Roll Award; Gold Card; Hon. Grad.; General Regent’s Schol.; S.C. Scholarship. JERRY PYLATE - Gold Card. SHEILA KAYE RENFROE - Transfer Student; Harlequins - Thesp.; Stu. Coun.; Hon. Soc.; Best Actress The Spectators ; Cast Sorry Wrong Number, Ecology Program, The Mouse That Didn't Believe in nta ; Hon. Grad.; Gold Card; Honor Roll Award; Schol.; English Award. ANITA KAY RIGGS - Transfer Student; Hon. Soc. Reporter; Gold Card; Hon. Grad. BETTY ROBINSON HELENA ROBINSON MICHAEL TERRY ROLLINS - Math Cl.; Hon. Soc .; Key Cl.; Marching Bd.; Concert Bd.; Honor Roll; Gold Card. DANNA MARIE SAMPLE - Harlequins -Thesp.; Const. Trilogy of Plays ; Concert Bd.; Stage Bd.; Ping Pong Championship; Gold Card; Transfer Student. VICKI DIANE SHELTON - HR Off.; Fr. Chldr.; Fr. Chldr. Capt.; FHA Fr. Rep., Recreational Leader, Del. to State Conv.; Stu. Coun.; French Cl., Hist.; Hon. Soc.; Hon. Soc. Conv. Del.; Hon. Grad.; Asst. Ed. of Tiger Rag; FTA; COTTON BLOSSOM ST.; Vars. Chldr.; Harlequins - Thesp.; Pep Cl.; Radio - Television Chm. for Vanguard; Publicity Barefoot in the Park”; Mixed Cho.; Girl's Cho.; Gold Card; Cheerleading Award; Honor Roll. DIANA LYNN SIMMONS - Stu. Coun.; Bd. JERRY LEE SIMMONS JANET ROBB IN SMITH - Girl’s Glee Cl.; Gold Card. PAMELA SUE SNOW - Pep Cl.; FHA; Mixed Cho.; COE; Tiger Rag St.; Honor Roll. BARBARA SUE STANFILL - Pep Cl.; Mixed Cho.; COE; Gold Card. TERRY LYNN STANFILL - Stage Const. Crew, Publicity Crew, Properties Crew Barefoot in the Park,” The Spectators, Plaza Suite,” How The Grinch Stole Christmas, The Christmas No One Would Buy ; Lighting Crew, Sound Crew, Publicity Crew The Spectators, Plaza Suite,” Sorry Wrong Number, Three On A Bench ; Publicity Missouri Van- fuard ; Cast Will The Real Jesus Christ Please tand Up ; Gold Card; Mixed Cho.; AU-Dist. Cho. Tryouts. REGINA KAY STEVENS - Stu. Coun., Hist.; FHA; Pep Club; Thesp.; COTTON BLOSSOM ST.; Tiger Rag St.; Sorry Wrong Number ; Fr. Mixed Cho.; Mixed Cno.; Sp. Cl. Pres.; Honor Roll; Gold Card. BILLY STEWART JANIS PRATER TALKINGTON - FHA; Pep Cl.; Tiger Rag St.; Gold Card. ANETHA LAVONNE TAYLOR - FHA, Sec.; Soph. Class Secretary; HR Off.; Photography Cl.; Pep Cl.; Mixed Cho.; Bd.; Girl's Ens. REBECCA SUE TAYLOR - HR Off.; Pep Cl.; Concert Bd.; Marching Bd.; Girl's Cho.; Gold Card; Cotton Blossom Cand., Typing Awards. DENNIS TAYLOR CYNTHIA TEETER - FBLA; COE; Girl's Cho.; Gold Card. EDDIE BERNART TERRY JR. Ill TERESA SUE THOMPSON - Pep Cl.. Sgt.-at-Arms; Harlequins; Thesp.; Math Cl.; fflA; FBLA; Stu. Coun.; Girl’s Tennis Team; Fr. Cho.; Glee Cl.; Mixed Cho.; Marching Bd.; Concert Bd.; Pep Bd.; Fr. Chldr.; Gold Card; Cotton Blossom Cand.; Physical Fitness Com.; Missouri Vanguard Stage Crew; HR Off. HENRY LEE TIMOTHY- FHA; Lib. Cl.; FBLA; Harlequins; Thesp.; Mixed Cho. CONNIE F. TREECE - FBLA, Sec.; Lib. Cl.; President; Mixed Cho.; Girl’s Cho.; Marching Bd., Concert Bd.; All Division Bd.; COE; 1st Place Dist. FBLA Sr. Typist; 3rd Place State FBLA Sr. Typist; Band Medal; All Division Bd. Medal; Gold Card. JOHN E. TURN BOW - Math a.; Honor Roll. JOHN EDWARD TUTT - Three-Year Ltrmn. in Golf; Gold Card. LARWENTHA JEAN TYES - Soph. Class V-P.; Hon. Soc.; HR Off.; Tiger Rag St.; Pep Cl.; Mixed Cho.; Gold Card. THOMAS VAUGHN KATHRYN ELIZABETH WARD - HR Off.; Stu. Coun.; COE; Pep Cl.; Girl's Cho.; Maj.; Bd.; Head Maj.; Gold Card; Honor Roll. SHERRY WOODS WEBSTER TERRY WICKER - FFA, Asst. V-P and Reporter; Cast The Lottery. STEVE WILBANKS DEBORAH WILLIAMS BOYCE - Fr. Chldr.; Pep Cl.; FHA; FBLA, V-P; Harlequins; Thesp.; French Cl.; Hon. Soc.; COTTON BLOSSOM; HR Off.; Children's Theatre; Cast The Spectators, Three on a Bench, Const. Const. Crew; Publicity and Stage Crews; Cast Sorry Wrong Number,” Honor Roll Award; Dramatics Award. GREGORY LEE WILSON - Hon. Soc.; Vars. C Cl.; Key Cl.; Math Cl.; Tennis; Gold Card; Hon. Grad.; Hon. Soc. Grad.; Jack Hopke Award. MICHAEL WILSON SHERRY JEAN WILSON - Lib. Cl.; Usherette and Refreshment Stand for Plays; Girl's Cho.; Gold Card. PATTIE SUE WOODS - Hon. Soc., V-P; COTTON BLOSSOM; HR Off.; Band Off.; Pep Cl.; Stu. Coun.; Math Cl.; Fr. Cho.; Marching Bd., Concert Bd.; Pep Bd., Maj.; Head Maj.; Gold Card; Cotton Blossom Cand.; Honor. Grad .; Hon. Soc. Grad. DENNIS FRANKLIN YARBROUGH - Stu. Coun. Pres.; Vars. C Club; Three One-Acts Stage Crew; Track; Bsktb. DARYL BOBO YOUNG - Math Cl.; Sp. Cl.; HR Off.; Gold Card. JUNIORS What is the value of solitude? — of peace, of light, of silence? What is the cost of freedom? Nancy Newhall 33 JUNIOR CLASS WORKS AND WORKS! The Junior class has a big responsibility - they must take care of earning money in order to decorate for one of the important dances of the year. Members of the Junior class spend many hours in the concession stand, because the concession stand represents a large portion of the money that is needed. The Junior class participated in more than the Prom. They were involved in Spirit Week, Sadie Hawkin's Day, and Student Council Elections. The most important factor in being a Junior is the realization that next year They will be Seniors. Vicki Alston Cathy Barnes Jeff Boyd Judy Boyd Jeannie Cagle Iris Cagle Patricia Cagle Betty Campbell Mike Cecil Nancy Champion Emmit Chitman David Conway Dorothy Covington Greg Crysler Clarence Cunningham Calvin Cutler Virgie Darty Paul Davidson Kristy Davis Mary Davis Caron Dodd Linda Douglas Fabian Driver Wilhelmina Driver Lesia Dudney Teresa Effinger Bader Fike Cyndy Fowlkes Phyllis Gipson Janet Glasgow Julia Glasgow Anita Glenn Roy Hall Chris Hatch Larry Hawthorne Roosevelt Hayes W. L. Hayes Marcus Hill Debbie Holland Billy Hollis Debra Hood Donald Hood Kitty Hughes Ethel Hunt Lachelle Lewis Charles McPhail Jerry McKee Carol Manley Raenita Manley Linda Maxwell Brad Meales Gary Medlin Tina Morgan Diane Newton ■ � Harold Nolan Dale Nunnery V Bryon Oatsvall Carl Odom Jimmy Onley Alice Parker -- - J Steve Meek Steve Moody Robert Moore Gary Morgan Hillary Parker Brance Parkinson Frankie Pierce Richard Pitts Henry Ratliff Jackie Roberts Teresa Rowell Faye Ross Jerry Shaw Richard Shields Pam Sides Annie Smith Ronnie Smith Sandra Smith Wayne Smith James Speidal Mike Talkington Charlotte Tate Byron Taylor Odell Thorton Christi Tillman Gwenn Toles Jimmie Townsend Renee Wade Paula Warren Ronald Warren Denise Watkins Roger Watkins Bessie Webster Clara Webster Phyllis White Wyatt Wimberly Joy Winters Doris Young SOPHOMORES Every part of nature teaches that the passing away of one life is the making room for another. The oak dies down to the ground, leaving within its rind a rich virgin mould, which will impart a vigorous life to an infant forest. David Thoreau President Keith Inman 1 9 7 2 7 3 Vice-President Vince Shepard SOPHOMORE Treasurer 40 Levin Letner Secretary Debbie Brantley ARE EXCITED! DETERMINED SOPHOMORES This was the sophomores first year at Big High School.” They joined clubs and became active and interested in their school. The sophomores also received honors and proved they are not such silly sophomores. Timothy Anderson Myris Baker Jerry Barnes Walter Bell Janice Bennett Shirley Bess Kirk Betz Robert Bizzle Susan Blackman John Bolton Ginger Bond Jim Boyd Kathy Boyd Teresa Boyle Debbie Brantley Joe Paul Bryant Karen Bullington Steve Burrus Linda Bush Jerrianne Camp These girls aren't camera shy! Maxine Carr Joel Carter Eddie Chilton Larry Clark Sandra Clayton Deborah Coble Kim Conway Janet Correll Melodie Cotton Jay Crane Jeff Crawford Mike Crawford David Creed Denise Dodd James Dorroh Dorothy Edney Rebecca Fair Diane Ferrell Marquita Fields Verlin Ford Rebecca Gallian Diane Glasgow Jimmy Going Howard Good ale Loyd Goodale Willie Grady David Grant Gerald Griffin 42 Larry Gunnels Ruby Hall Butch Hames Rita Hastings Gerry Hayes Loyd Herron Vance Hollis Kathy Hudgins Ronnie Huffman Keith Inman Ann Isaac Shep Jackson Cathy Jean Debbie Jean Amy Johnson Jimmy, are you supposed to be typing or posing for the cameraman? Kathy Jones Rickey Jones Jo Ann Kasper Wayne Knott Debbie Lee Donel Lewis Marilyn Lux Stephanie McCullough Debbie Malin Patty Maxwell Gary Meek Katrena Meyer Walla Miller 43 Wanda Mills Kevin Murphy Eugene Peters Jeff Pierce Paula Proctor Judy Ragland Brenda Renfroe Gloria Reno Sheila Rhinehart Donald Riley Konda Riney Masseline Robinson Nanette Rogers Patty Rogers Cathy Rowell Some people even try to go to sleep! Susan Sample Sylvia Scott Vince Shepard Brenda Smith Harriet Smith Cindy South Jeanette Spicer Phil Stamm Janice Stone Robert Strawn Michelle Swinney Guy Tate Eugene Tarpley Ella Thompson Mark Tillman Vaughn Treece Erma Truss Jackie Turnbow Donna Tyes Joyce Tyes Diane Utley Vickie Vaughn Dewayne Vickers Paul Voisin Gary Walton Mike Wattle Randy Wilks John Williams Tina Wilson David Wimberly Randy Wimberley Liz Womack Gloria Woods 45 I am the Poem of the Earth, said the voice of the rain, Eternal I rise impalpable out of the bottomless sea. Walt Whitman FRESHMAN CLASS OF ’73 — SENIORS OF ’76 — This was their first year as high school students, even though they weren't a part of the actual high school complex. This was an active class with members participating in football, basketball, golf, tennis, and track. The freshmen were also active in high school clubs, such as, FHA, FFA, French Club, Spanish Club, Band, and Chorus. The year passed quickly, and they eagerly anticipated their dream of becoming Sophomores. The Freshman year was one of mixed emotions. They looked back at what had been. They looked forward to all that would be! Joanie Alexander Larry Allen Bobby Ayers Donald Barnes Kathy Barnes Joe Berry Rosalind (Hubbard) Bowens David Boyd Rebecca Boyd Randy Brantley Kittrell Brewer Cleo Brown Micheal Bruton Thomas Burch Allen Burrus Bob Busby Denise Busby Diane Busby Denny Cain Robert Campbell 47 Gary Carter Mary Cecil Danny Chilton Clarence Chitman Tommy Clayton Jonathan Cobb Eva Coble Annette Connor Mark Dale Cindy DeWolff Celestine Driver Earline Driver Tim Ferrell Milton Fields Jane Fike Jan Hedge Jimmy Hendricks Mr. Bays' classes had the qualities of real scientists: energy and curiosity . Peggy Garner Tina Gentry Lonnie Glenn Ray Glenn Virginia Green Judy Grooms Dale Gunnels Chuck Hardesty Karen Harrison Billy Hayden 48 Barry Hensley Billy Joe Hinchey Kathy Holder Johnny Hooker Lynetta Hoskins Karen House Marilyn Hunt Renee Hutcheson Carla Hutchison Vickie Isom Victor Isom Tammy Jarboe Jerry Johnson Kim Johnson Debbie Jones Keith Kimbrell Chandra Lancaster Debbie Larry Donna Larry Judy Lee Frank McClendon Carol McCoy Tammy McCullough Hayden McKaskle Wenlan McTernan Toni Malone Wade Malone There's nothing camera shy about this Junior high study hall. We know Coach Parker will agree. Terre Pierce Danny Pierce Darla Phelps Curtis Pettigrew Cheryl Pendergrass Joe Patillo Paul Palmer Susan Orton Steve Owens Marvin Odom Frances Odom Steve Oatsvall Pat Oatsvall Steven Nunnery Dawn Nelson Kathleen Murphy Robert Morgan Dona Morgan Dana Morgan Robert Mitchell Janice Mitchell Mark Meyer Barbara Merideth Teresa Melton Glen Matlock Vikki Maners Wake up, Hayden! Don't you want your picture taken? Everyone else does. 50 Vickie Pinkley Claude Pittman Gary Pounder Leara Prather Dillard Prater Laura Pruitt Wesley Quertermous Hope Reeves Kathy Reno Johnny Riley Ricky Riley Ron Roberts Cathy Rodgers Ruth Ann Roe Lois Sams Marilyn Sanders Evernezzer Simmons Clifton Sims Leslie Skelton Danny Smith Garrett Smith Linda Smith Tony Smith Bob Spencer Jay Spicer Jeff Strawn Cindy Stewart 51 Donald Talkington Audie Tarpley Bobby Taylor Lorenza Thompson Vickie Tillman Lisa Tinsley Carl Tipton Janet Tomlin Allen Treece Harold Treece Peggy Turnbow Larry Turner Mark Vancil Ranee Walker Rickey Walker Linda Walton Mike Watkins Pansy Weatherford Danny Weber Mary Wells Deborah Wilbanks Dana Williams Rita Williams Jackie Woods Elizabeth Young Kittrell. Tell Mrs. Meeks you will not tolerate such child brutality. 52 ACTIVITIES It is true, I never assisted the sun materially in its rising; but, doubt not, it was of the last importance only to be present at it. David Thoreau Dennis Yarbrough, S. C. President, gives a hearty welcome at registration. SCHOOL BEGINS WITH REGISTRATION Lines and Students: THAT'S REGISTRATION! My name is Gloria, what's yours? 55 Everyone says cheese as they stop to pose for a quick picture. Miss Cockrill and Sissy Henson proudly display the 1972 yearbook. Miss Cockrill takes a sneak peek as Pattie and Rebecca sign yearbooks. Kathy Woods the yearbook is to sign, not to hide behind. 57 Mike McCrary was guest speaker at the Thanksgiving Assembly. John Tutt spoke to the students on Thanksgiv ing spirit. THANKSGIVING ASSEMBL Y Tay Ashford gives his views on what Thanks giving means to him. Dennis Yarbrough introduced the guest speaker. Seniors are dismissed from assembly. Football boys relax on stage during the assembly. This was one of the banners during spirit week. 59 Wayne Bond and Terry Wilson decided that it was time students got actively involved in their city govern ment. They came to speak to C.H.S. members on the city-manager type government. MEN OF THE ASSEMBLIES 60 Tommy Lane sang songs such as Swing Low assembly. , Sweet Chariot and Put Your Hand In the Hand during this Kyle gets ready to introduce the next speaker - very interesting. Renee Wade is clothed the native dress of Javan people. SPEAKER ON THE NA TIVES OF JA VA The gathering of the natives: Tippy Cagle, Renee Wade, Terry Stanfill, and Hillary Parker. Hillary Parker is ready to step out in this costume. Dr. McKaskle came to the school as a concerned member in his community to talk to the students about a disease that affects a large percentage of America's young people - V.D. C.H.S. AND GUESTS LEARN AND INFORM No one realized that sea shells could be as interesting as this assembly proved to be. Informative and amazing are the only adjectives that come to many students' minds - when they think of that assembly. 62 Jeanette Spicer helps welcome the Student Body and Faculty to the Negro History Assemblies. Sandra Prather acts as Angela Davis in a skit for Negro History Week. WE’VE COME THIS FAR BY FAITH” This was the theme of this year's Negro History Week. The black students and a few white ones of C.H.S. presented a variety of skits, speeches, songs, and dances to make this week a success. The black members of Modern Dance, dance to Freddy’s Dead as the black stage crew looks on with satisfaction. THESPIANS PRODUCE A TRILOGY OF PLAYS KjPI m WW M Chris Crysler getting a few last touches by Janet Corrall before playing his role in Will the P � | 1 1 Real Jesus Christ Please Stand Up? Chris, Jeff, and Mike working on stage scenery for, Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Stand Up? DRAMA TIC A WARDS RECEIVED WITH JOY! Vicki Morgan receives a ticket award. Tippy Cagle receiving Best Supporting Actress, for Three On A Bench. Eva Lantrip is awarded for her outstanding work as stage manager and student director. DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES Even the teachers participated in the event. Was Deb caught off guard? Who’s trying to hide behind the hat and play the instrument at the same time? 69 MODERN DANCE PRACTICE Debbie Brantley and Denise Dodd work hard to make their dance good. Kathy Jones' smile proves that Modern Dance is not hard work, but fun too! 70 Some members seem to think that Modern Dance practice is a time for taking naps. MISS SUSAN HARDESTY 1972 HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS GERCEIDA ADAMS. MISS RITA BULLINGTON. MISS TIPPY CAGLE. MISS MICHELLE COBB. Dwayne Clark and Charles Cain proudly display the Senior Class banner. Junior Class won the best banner award. Congratulations! The highlight of Homecoming Week was the crowning of the Queen, Miss Susan Hardesty, by Mr. Kyle Kersey. Anxious candidates await the crowning ceremony. Susan seems quite happy as she receives congratulations. Chris Crysler, Renee Bruton, and Vicki Morgan enjoy the Homecoming Dance. Kyle Kersey and Gloria Reno are one couple the camera man caught off guard. Jerry Barnes and his date seem to groove with the music. A candidate relaxes Dennis Yarbrough and Fabian Driver at the dance after pose for the camera man. an exciting game. 75 Vanguard actor tells some of the work involved in his profession. VANGUARD PRESENTS Vanguard relied heavily on Thespians in order to get the stage set up. Here we have Denise Barnett, Eva Lantrip, and Tippy Cagle. Missouri Vanguard returned for the third time this year. Publicity went out a month before the production. With the great production of Charley's Aunt, and the Thespians making over 900 hundred, Vanguard was a success. Does he know he's talking to a man? This character must persuade his love interest to remain. CHARLEYS AUNT Teresa takes a moment from work to pose for the camera. Eva Lantrip talks to Vanguard actors about techniques of acting. 77 The Juniors worked steadily for over a week to build such decorations as this swinging bird cage. Carol Isaac and Steve Dodd - What were you doing hiding behind that crepe paper? Mr. Evans, Junior Sponsor, helps assemble the singing doves for the Big Night. Rhonda Sample, a transfer student, worked hard to help out the other Juniors. This birdcage was later given away as a door prize to Richard Shields and Pam Jean. JR-SR PROM Gerceida Adams and Emmitt Chitman pose for the photographer. The finished product - All the hard work paid off as the Juniors and Seniors filed passed the enchanted tree stump to enter the world of The Impossible Dream. Flying bees, singing doves, and a flowering tree magically transformed the old gym into a spring garden. The music everyone enjoyed was provided by Burgundy. Despite the fact that later the students of CHS literally tore down the house, this was their night, and it will be long remembered. It's obvious that the Senior Class of '73 had some lovely members! Ginger Bond, Mike Rollins, Stephanie McCullough, and Ben Cantrell enjoyed the evening's activities. 79 Kirk Betz - If you're dancing with Teresa Clayton - who's taking the pictures?? It’s obvious to see that Johnny Harmon and Ann Davis had a good time. Dig that tie!! Burgundy's Oldie Goldie’ music of the'50's brought back fond memories for the faculty. Johnny Harmon hams it up on the left; Cindy Fox seems to be taking a swing at Wade; and Vicki Morgan and Steve Hatch don't even seem to notice anything except the camera. Fred Crysler - What in the world are you looking for in that punch? We certainly hope whatever it was you didn't find it!! Don't tell Terry Stanfill, but Mike Hensley isn't listening to a word he’s saying. Mike seems to have something else occupying his mind. Reggie McCarn and Patty Grady don't even know there's a Prom going on. Love means never having to say, 'Let's dance' Dennis Yarbrough performed one of his last acts as student council president during the elections. STUDENT COUNCIL Jeff Boyd's campaign skit took everyone back to the Chris Hatch contributed to the campaign with a com- greaser” days. plete costume. CHOOSES A NEW PRESIDENT Fike and Kulpeksa entertain with a western motif. Kenley and House use satire to drive home their point. The 1973 student council elections were exciting and active. However, not everyone can be the winner. Jeff Boyd and Ben Cantrell were chosen. The other campaigners need not be ashamed of a well-fought campaign. 83 Jeff and Ben appear to be happy when they learn that they have won the election. Ben, as the new vice-president, gives his acceptance speech. Honor Recognition Day, May 17, brought honor and esteem to many CHS students. Outstanding students were recognized for accomplishments in fields of study, athletics, citizenship, music, and service. The climax of the assembly came with the naming of the new Student Council President and Vice-President, Jeff Boyd and Ben Cantrell. HONOR RECOGNITION DAY. . . Mike Hensley receives a theatrical scholarship. Dwayne Clark is awarded the Math award. Sissy Henson awards Miss Cock-rill with a gift. Tippy Cagle receives a scholarship from William-Jewell College. Linda Goodale is given the FBLA scholarship. Mr. Mitchell awards the Speech Award to Gail. Sissy Henson, Debbie Baxter, Helena Robinson, Kathy Boyd, and Ella Thompson receive FHA Awards. . . . BIG EVENT AT CHS Susan is given an Honor Society Membership Certificate. Jeff Boyd is awarded the Best All-around Athlete Trophy., First Girl's Tennis Team receive their letters. Debbie Brantley receives Honor Award. w Teresa is recipient of Beta Sigma Phi Scholarship. Joe Cagle receives a four-year scholarship to SEMO University. Hillary Parker and John Ferrall decide to take a rest. Vicki Morgan tries to beat Brenda Renfroe in Indian wrestling. INTRAMURALS Homerooms participated in volleyball, ping-pong, girls and boys basketball and Indian wrestling. Paula Adams shows us a new stunt in girls basketball. Leslie practicing before the game. Vincie Shepard looks for a way to make a basnet. It takes a steady hand for Renee Bruton to light her candle as a Student Council Officer. INSTALLATION The Student Council presents the annual Installation Assembly each year to install each club as an organization of Caruthersville High School. Mike Hensley reaches as he lights the top candle. Sissy Henson, Editor of Cotton Blossom, lights her candle to represent her organization. ASSEMBLY Jeff Boyd, Kyle Kersey, Dennis Yarbrough, William Prost, and Charles Dorroh stand in front of the candles to have their picture taken. 87 MISS LYNN COOKE 1973 COTTON BLOSSOM QUEEN 88 TERESA THOMPSON AND KYLE KERSEY PATTIE WOODS AND DWAYNE CLARK The 1973 Cotton Blossom Court ANITA RIGGS AND CHARLES CAIN BECKY TAYLOR AND CHARLES DORROH Mike Pierce shows how good he is at decorating for the Cotton Blossom Dance, while painting on a mural. Reis Carlson works to give just the right touch for the 90 stage mural. Susan Sample, alias Edith Ann, provides entertainment for the Cotton Blossom Assembly. Mickey Mouse helps Sissy Henson introduce the student body to the World of Disney. Rebecca GaIlian and Billy Davis. Joe Isaac and Judy Ragland. THESE COUPLES ENJOY THEMSELVES AT THE DANCE Denise Barnett, Chris Hatch, Kirk Betz, and Teresa Clavton. Kathleen Murphy and Jeff Pierce. Karen Bullington and Wayne Smith. w Levin Letner and Debbie Brantley. Charles Dorroh, Senior Class President, gives the welcoming speech for Commencement. GRADUATION NIGHT BROUGHT SORROW AND JOY TO THE CLASS OF 1973 Vicki Linsman looks happy to be out of school. Dennis Y. walks proudly across the stage. This is a happy moment for Joan Law -rence. The Seniors march in to their seats for Commencement Exercises. Pattie Woods receives the Wo- John Turnbow receives the man's Club scholarship. Industrial Arts Award. Tim Milum notices something that doesn't fit in. Teresa Clayton gladly receives her diploma. Dennis Taylor can’t believe he really made it. This seems to be a happy moment for Lee Cooke. 94 CLASSES You must not know too much, or be too precise or scientific about birds and trees and flowers and watercraft; Walt Whitman A R T Mrs. Clarke seems to think there is nothing like a cool drink of water to start the next class off. •' V c L A S s E S It seems to be the hour to gossip for Diane and Debbie and not for Art work. Richard you're not WORKING!!! 96 It seems Roosevelt has a cat by . BUSINESS CLASSES Gary Medlin enjoys each and every class. Denise Watkins and Becky Taylor master the calculators in Office Practice. Lachelle hard at work. The typing classes puzzle over one of Mrs. Burge's tests. 97 Drama classes seem interested in watching and listening to Man of La Mancha. Mr. Mitchell is overseeing his drama classes very carefully. v DRAMA CLASSES After three years of hard work, Mike Hensley receives a drama scholarship. Drama involves both participation and listening. The class seems interested in what Mr. Mitchell has to say. 98 FRENCH CLASSES French Classes look hard at work. Many of the French Class members took time out to help with the French Club Fair. The French C lasses worked on all phases of their language this year. Pronunciation is a key to communication, as is the ability to read the language. With Miss Kirtley’s assistance, this task was made easier. Gail Karwick was presented with the French Award. 99 Miss Cockrill and a few of her students catch the camera's eye. ENGLISH CLASSES Kathy Jones and Jeff Pierce act well their parts in sophomore English class. PROVE RELEVANT Mrs. Porter teaches her English IV class diligently. Everyone seems to be enjoying English so much. In history class, a student needs to have the opportunity to read in class. Study! Study! Study! A Sophomore history student's work is never done. Mr. Ron Wene was one of the history teachers, and Mr. Wene seems to know what he's talking about. In Miss Horner's room some students like Hillary Parker, pose for the camera. 102 HISTOR Y REVITALIZES PAST Newspapers offer the student the chance to see history in the making. Mr. Wene watches his students as they take those never ceasing tests. Just think, they'll not have to grade them . CAMBODIA Miss Horner taught her students the things Robert Hunter, Kitti Hughes, and Hillary Parker participate about their past that will be relevant to in a panel discussion about topics of interest to their group, their future. MISS HORNER WILL BE MISSED! 103 The Home Ec. Class prepares to eat the meal they have just prepared. SOMETHING’S The Home Ec. Classes spent the first semester on learning the techniques of sewing. The second semester they learned all they could on how to cook. Mens Lib really came through when all the guys signed up for Home Ec. COOKING! Anetha Taylor and Sammy McClom clean up the kitchen after cooking. A working group! Drawing in industrial arts classes, is both practical and fun. Mr. Gale and Mr. Jansen help and guide their students. Alfred and Brance are appreciative of this teacher. What is this that everyone seems to be staring Benny Terry - put that saw down - you can t take it to at - Could it be? Examines what? English with you! INDUSTRIAL ARTS WORKS Quiet, hard studying is one use of a good library. I ESI [7! STUDY HALL These Algebra I students eagerly take a test. Miss Wise explains to Cyndy Fowlkes how to work a synthetic division problem. In math class you work hard but have fun. MATH CLASSES — ADDING IT ALL UP! 9 16 =4 8 8 s 64 5 2)10 10 ? 2 2 sin A + cos“A = 1 6-3=3? Thank goodness! Something to take our minds off math. Capturing students hard at work is a photographer's . dream. 107 108 Mrs. Masters picks out parts for the Girls' Ensemble as they practice for singing engagements. Smiling faces show that music is not all work and no play. DEPARTMENT ACTION Mrs. Masters beats out parts as the girls practice for the pieces they are to take to contest. Being an accompanist is a very important part in the music department. Helena Robinson is getting ready to speak. Daryl Young reports to the class on a lesson. Mr. Taylor teaches Black Culture. it to the podium. Looks like Helena made The Black Culture class poses for the camera. BLACK CULTURE 111 Everyone reach for the sky! P.E. CLASSES ARE Each year the P. E. Department tries to add activities to its schedule. The addition of new tennis courts and a balance beam has widened the facilities of the department. This year the boys went through each phase of sports, starting with football in the fall and ending with softball in the spring. The girls, however, started and ended with softball with tumbling, basketball, and the balance beam in-between. Sissy Henson and Christi Tillman play tennis on the new courts as Elise Voisin watches. ON THE BALL Heave! Ho! say these girls as they push the cage ball over the net. Joyce Tyes works hard at getting one over. 113 ROLLING IN These students, Shelia Renfroe, Vicki Shelton, and Cindy Fox, try to work independently on a project. SCIENCE Mr. Prange must have helped these students select a project that would not only tax their dexterity but be a challenge to their intellect as well. These young men, however, Rob Bizzle, Glen Bullington, GregCrysler, and William Prost, obviously need help as they surround Mr. Roberts at his desk. CLASSES 116 The mad scientist and his assistant have com -pleted the project. The world is now safe for all mankind! Teressa Thompson tries to pay attention as Mr. Mitchell lectures. These students speak to Mr. Mitchell on their assignment. Everyone seems to pay attention but Sheila! 117 ORGANIZATIONS You shall enter the living shelter of the forest. You shall walk where only the wind has walked before. Nancy Newhall Left to Right: William Prost, Ries Carlson, Sponsor Herb Prange, Carol Manley, Kevin Murphy. — CHESS AND CHECKERS — — ON THE MOVE— For the second consecutive year this club has met to compete in and further develop their knowledge and mastery of this mentally stimulating activity. 120 FIRST ROW: Rita Bullington, Vicki Shelton, SECOND ROW: Joan Lawrence, Debbie Brodie, Vickie Morgan. THIRD ROW: MissCockrill, Larwentha Tyes, Twymeter Currie, Michelle Cobb, Sandra Prather. FOURTH ROW: Tim Milum, Kim Waldron, Sissy Henson, Lee Cooke, Kyle Kersey, Lynn Cooke. TIGER RAG STAFF It takes much hard work and a lot of dedicated people to produce a school paper. Through the leadership of Miss Cockrill all the staff feels that the paper was a success. This year’s club members were: FRONT ROW, L-R: Gail Karwick, Cindy Fowlkes. MIDDLE ROW; Baughn Merideth, Mike Hensley, William Prost. BACK ROW; Kevin Murphy, Robert Hunter. Club Sponsor: Darryl Roberts. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB!! 122 L-R: Michelle Swinney; Mrs. Clark; Vickie Vaughn. L-R: Tay Ashford; Vicki Morgan. SMALL BUT MIGHTY The Art Club got together this year because of their mutual interest in art. With the help of Mrs. Clark, their sponsor, the club could identify and become emotionally involved with the aesthetic values of art. Not to mention the fact that these club members could also find fun and enjoyment in actually taking part in this world. 123 L. TOR.: R. Bruton, J. Boyd, D. Yarbrough, K. Kersey, G. Karwick, C. Fowlkes. 2nd ROW: T. Ashfold, C. Crysler, W. Prost, D. Dodd, J. Lawrence, S. Blackman, V. Morgan, C. Dorroh, Miss Horner. 3rd ROW: Mr. Parkinson, C. Manley, L. Cooke, J. Ragland, D. Nunnary, J. Cagle, J. Goings, J. Crawford, J. Barnes. LEFT: Dennis Yarbrough, Pres, of Student Council, had a very busy year in 1972-73. Here he introduces the guest speaker for one of the assemblies. RIGHT: Jeff Boyd is being installed as an officer in Student Council during the installation assembly. The Student Council was involved in many ac -tivities this year. Some of the functions they contributed to this year were the selling of school jerseys, the assemblies, re-opening of the student lounge, Sadie Hawkins Day, and dance. Homecoming Assembly and Dance, spaghetti supper and intermurals. The pictures show scenes of some of these activities. Sadie Hawkins Day races were the main attraction at the lunch hour. ABOVE: a Puppet Assembly. BELOW: Mutt competing in intermurals. Homecoming is always an exciting event of the year. Susan Hardesty poses for a picture as Homecoming Queen. CHS Concert Band, 1st ROW; Orton, Cotton, Correll, Hutchison, Murphy, Taylor. 2nd ROW; McTernan, D. Nelson, Lancaster, Edney, Woods, Reno, Wright, Kenley, Turnbow, Malone, Fike, Jones, Merideth, D. House, Alston, Fowlkes, Crane. 3rd ROW; Glasgow, Jarboe, Tinsley, Hedge, Harrison, K. House, Williams, Hutcheson, Lantrip, Sample, Stewart, Waldrop, McKaskle, S. House, Davidson, Wallace, Brewer, C. Odom, Prater. 4th ROW: C. Chitman, Treece, Clayton, Hayden, Murphy, Spencer, Owens, Lee, Wilson, Dodd, Crawford, Manley, Creed, M. Odom, McCullough, Meyer, Boyd, Ferrell, Cain, E. Chitman, Adams. 5th ROW: Carter, Treece, Smith, Meek, Morgan, J. Nelson, Mr. Nall, Betz, Goodale, Tipton, Hatch. Pattie Woods and Eva Lantrip proudly display the two trophies won at the Marching Contest. CHS was sorry to see Mr. Nall leave after a most successful year. The CHS Marching and Concert Bands proved this year that hard work does lead to success. Not only did the bandsmen win two first place trophies in field and street marching competition in the fall, but they also earned a 1 rating at District Contest in April. Along with performing for the half-time shows for football games, the band prepared for the Marching Festival at Poplar Bluff. The Pep Band cheered the team on and entertained the crowds at home basketball games. A first at CHS was the Pops Concert given by the Concert Band in February. Even after hosting the Concert Festival, the Band performed in their annual Spring Concert in April. All Band members will agree that 1972-73 was a year to remember. Stage Band not only entertained the Band members in class, but also had a concert, participated in festivals, and played at the Cotton Blossom Assembly and the County Teacher's Meeting. BETTY WRIGHT PATTIE WOODS Head Majorette LEIGHAN KENLEY CHS 1 9 7 2 1 9 7 3 MAJORETTES DAWN NELSON CYNDY FOWLKES Drum Majorette TINA WILSON Mixed Chorus, 1st ROW, L to R: Eva Lantrip, Cristle Robertson, Debra Abshire, Christi Tillman, Vicki Morgan, Kitty Hughes, Brance Parkinson, Jimmy Going, Curtis Wright, Renee Bruton, Jackie Nelson, Marla Johnson, Denise Barnett, Barbara Stanfill, Clara Webster. 2nd ROW; Carletta Young, Linda Maxwell, Teresa Clayton, Carol Isaac, Sheila Rhinehart, Terry Stanfill, Mike Crawford, Jay Crane, Keith Inman, Charles Manual, Debbie Baxter, Denise Watkins, Cathyrn Carter, Mina Driver. 3rd ROW: Anetha Taylor, Helena Robinson, Jenette Spicer, Debra Hood, Sissy Henson, Jimmy Agnew, David Grant, Jeffrey Foster, Chris Crysler, Jerry Barnes, Maxine Carr, Rita Bullington, Debbie Hollana, Brenda Smith, Sandra Prather, Michelle CobD. Mixed Chorus and Girls' Ensemble had a busy year! This year Mixed Chorus and Girls' Ensemble were quite active. Both groups performed in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The whole music department received a standing ovation at the Spring Concert as they sang The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Girls' Ensemble went to Cape for the district contest and received a number two rating on The River and The Little Worm. CHS music department also had one girl, Debra Hood, to receive a number one rating and be eligible for the all district concert, Congratulations. Girls' Ensemble, L to R: Teresa Clayton, Jackie Nelson, Anetha Taylor, Debra Hood, Denise Barnett, Eva Lantrip, and accompanists, Vicki Morgan and Renee Bruton. 128 ■ M Girls' Chorus, 1st ROW, L to R: Cathyrn Buchanan, Donna Tyes, Frankie Pierce, Nancy Cross, Patty Rogers, Mary Davis, Cynthia Young, Patricia Prather. 2nd ROW: Linda Douglas, Ella Thompson, Myra Agnew, Becky Taylor, Kathy Hudgins, Charlotte Tate, Paula Adams, and Debra Coble. PRESENTING: GIRLS’ CHORUS AND CHAMBER CHOIR Chamber Choir, 1st ROW, L to R: Eva Lantrip, Teresa Clayton, Harold Treece, Pat Oatsvall, Jackie Nelson, Denise Barnett. 2nd ROW: Judy Grooms, Mary Teresa Oaves, Jay Crane, Jerry Barnes, Randy Brantley, Don Morris, Becky Boyd, and Barbara Merideth. A new singing group, the Chamber Choir, was formed at CHS this year. The group consisted of eight freshmen, two sophomores, and four seniors. Mrs. Masters worked with these people to form the Chamber Choir. We wish you the best of luck in forming new singing groups. 129 Left to Right, TOP ROW; Robert Marshall, Greg Wilson, Robert Hunter, Jeff Boyd, Dennis Yarbrough, Charles Dorroh, Joe Cagle. MIDDLE ROW; Mike Pierce, Tim Milum, Clarence Cunningham, Ben Cantrell. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Wene, Baughn Merideth, William Prost, Charles Cain, Mike Hensley, Wayne Smith, Coach James. THE VARSITY CLUB PROUDLY WEARS THE C” The Varsity C Club is composed of those young men who have earned letters through their participation in school athletics, including football, basketball, track, tennis, and golf. This year's sponsors were Coaches Buddy James and Ron Wene. Just one of the many important contributions that these men make to CHS is the selecting of the Homecoming Queen and her court. 130 1972-73 CHS CHEERLEADERS GERRY HAYES GERCEIDA ADAMS KAREN BULLINGTON 131 TOP ROW, L-R; L. Goodale; G. House; C. Tate. MIDDLE ROW, L-R; D. Neeley; S. Wilson. BOTTOM ROW, L-R: K. Barnes. Teresa Rowell works hard in the library. GET THAT READING HABIT’ LIBRARY CLUB Library Club sponsored the faculty tea. With the entire library club to help, a Christmas tree decorated the gym. FIRST ROW: Joyce Tyes, Karen Bullington, Kitty Hughes, Rita Bullington, Cindy Fox, Tina Wilson, Susan Blackman, Denise Dodd, Martha Johnson; Sponsor, Joan Lawrence; Music director. SECOND ROW; Janet Corell, Stephanie McCullough, Donna Tyes, Teresa Boyle, Kared Dodd, Garceida Adams, Christy Davis, Cindy South, Kathy Jones, Debbie Brantley, Rebecca Gallian. THIRD ROW; Tippy Cagle; Senior director, Carletta Young, Jeff Boyd; Assistant lighting director. Ginger Bond, Karen Jones, Lee Cooke, Judy Ragland, Mike Hensley; Lighting director. MODERN DANCE CLUB The Modern Dance group worked hard the entire year to turn out a fantastic spring program. The program was entitled Messages And Dance” and presented views on the world-present social situation. Each member played an individual part in the making the presentation a success. A few members remain to share the celebration cake. 1973 COTTON BLOSSOM STAFF: Rita Bullington, Art Editor; Sissy Henson, Editor; Debbie Baxter, Business Editor. SECOND ROW; Croft, Hardesty, Woods, Lantrip, Brantley, Gallian, Nelson, Morgan. THIRD ROW; Miss Cock -rill, Lawrence Isaac, Waldron, Cagle, Karwick, Shelton, Hopper. FOURTH ROW; Brodie, Ragland, Hensley, Pierce, Lee Cooke, Lynn Cooke, Murphy, Betz, House, Boyce. COTTON BLOSSOM WORKS HARD TO MEET THEIR DEADLINES Judy Boyd works on decorations for Homecom - The 1972-73 COTTON BLOSSOM STAFF put in many hard hours to produce the yearbook and make the deadlines. However, they did find time to get involved with Spirit Week and decorated the stage for Homecoming. After this, though, they got back to work and began raising money for their annual event of the year. The COTTON BLOSSOM DANCE. Members put all their effort out this year and presented The World of Disney to the student body. They all agreed that it was worth it when a big crowd showed up at the dance to while away the hours to the music of DELTA.” As the last pages of the yearbook were sent off to the publishers, the Staff sighed a breath of relief. 134 Sissy Henson, Debbie Baxter, and Rita Bullington ... ... receive awards for being editor, business editor, and art editor of the COTTON BLOSSOM STAFF. Rebecca, Debbie, Judy, and Mike look over pictures to go in -the, yearbook. Susan and Pattie work on pages at one of many COTTON BLOSSOM meetings. Sissy explains to Debbie how to do a yearbook page. 1st ROW; Paula Proctor, Tresa Thomson, Kitti Hughes, Pam Jean, Linda Goodale. 2nd: Marsha Brooks, Howard Goodale, Joe Bryant, Gayla House, Paula Adams, Linda Douglas. 3rd: Walla Miller, Janice Stone, Gwin Kimbrell, Kathy Barnes, Patty Maxwell, Judy Boyd, Charlotte Tate, Kathy Hudgens. 1974 OFFICERS TOP ROW: Kathy Hudgens, Paula Adams, Paula Proctor, Charolette Tate, Howard Goodale. BOTTOM ROW; Debbie Lee, Joe Paul Bryant. Left to Right, TOP ROW; Kathy Hudgens, Janice Stone, Joe Paul Bryant, Charolette Tate, Mechell Swinney. 2nd ROW: Linda Goodale, Paula Adams, Patty Maxwell, Cynthia Teeters, Linda Douglas, Vicki Vaughn. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Mary Graves, Pam Jean, Kitti Hughes, Connie Treece, Paula Proctor, Kathy Barnes, Mrs. Edna Chaffin. FBLA — IS INDUSTRIOUS The Future Farmers of America is an organization with the good farmers and good business leaders. Mike Brooks entered in and seems to have done fairly well. purpose of building a Soil Judging Contest President Susan Hardesty tells the qualifica tions of an Honor Society member. Vice President Pattie Woods pins the ribbon on Melodie Cotton. HONOR SOCIETY PROMOTES These members of Honor Society are enjoying punch and cookies at the Induction Ceremony. Jim Boyd accepts the responsibility of an Honor Society member. Honor Society campaigns for a cleaner school. National Honor Society: Mrs. Murphy, advisor; Tippy Cagle, secretary; Susan Hardesty, president; Pattie Woods, vice-president; Gail Karwick, treasurer. ROW 1; Odle, Cagle, Nelson, Hopper, Shelton, Morgan, Proctor, Barnes, Fowlkes, Woods. ROW 2: G. Meeks, S. Meeks, Jim Boyd, Lux, McCullough, Correll, Cotton, Wright, Lee, Man-ley, Lantrip. ROW 3: Speidel, D. House, C. Dorroh, Nolen, Griffin, G. House, Agnew, Baxter, Barnett, Alston, Boyce, J. Cagle, Miller. ROW 4: Onley, Clark, J. Dorroh, Crane, Bullington, Boyd, Murphy, Crawford, Inman, Ledford, Davis, Brantley. Scholarship, leadership, service, and character are the basis for the National Honor Society. After being rated in these areas, twenty-two probationary members were inducted into the Caruthersville Chapter of the National Honor Society. The Honor Society promoted scholarship, leadership, service, and character by awarding a banner to the outstanding homeroom each quarter and by recognizing the student with the highest grade average in each class. The Society has been active this year in such concerns as lifting school spirit by sponsoring the class competition during Homecoming Week and campaigning for a cleaner school by washing the composite pictures. The Honor Society was also responsible for the engraving of senior members' names on the National Honor Society plaque. Probationary Members: Proctor, McCullough, Lux, Brantley, Cotton, Miller, Boyce. ROW 2: Murphy, Agnew, Woods, Correll, Hudgens, Wright, Boyd. ROW 3: Meeks, Tate, Inman, Crawford, Griffin, Dorroh, Crane, Lee. 139 CLUB DE ESPANOL The Spanish Club is sponsored by Miss Terisita Alvarado. Its purpose is to learn more about Spanish customs and to develop more interest in Spanish classes. This year the Spanish Club won first place for its car entry in the Homecoming Parade. BACK ROW, L-R: Susan Blackman, Vicki Morgan, Terisita Alvarado - Club Sponsor. BACK ROW; Tay Ashford, Ann Isaac, Joyce Tyus, Robert Hunter. Carol Isaac seems to enjoy Spanish class (also having her picture taken.) Learning a foreign language can be exciting and fun! uo - BACK ROW, L-R: B. Merideth; R. Odle, S. House, B. Taylor, J. Stone, F. Odom, M, Wright, K, Murphy, K. Bullington. MIDDLE ROW, L-R: D. Coble, L. Capoziello, M. Cotton, L. Tinsley, Miss Kirtley, E. Lantrip, J. Correll, B. Merideth, E. Coble. BOTTOM ROW, L-R: M. Lux, C. Fowlkes, G. Karwick, V. Shelton, C. Man-ley. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The French Club had an active year. Every year they sponsor an International Gift Fair, hold a Mardi Gras breakfast and French Dinner for the faculty, and have a French Film Night. All the members enjoy Le Cercle Francais. The French Club's Eiffel Tower won second place during Homecoming activities. Kathleen Murphy, Vicki Shelton, and Lisa Tinsley work hard on posters for Gift Fair. FIRST ROW, L to R: Mr. Neely Mitchell (Club Sponsor), Renee Bruton (Reporter), Mike Hensley (Vice President), Chris Crysler (President), Joan Lawrence (Secretary), Kim Waldron (Treasurer). SECOND ROW; Patricia Cagle, Susan Sample, Kristi Davis, Shelia Ledford, Gail Karwick, Vicki Morgan, Vicki Shelton, Paula Adams. THIRD ROW; Hillary Parker, Sharon Croft, Chris Hatch, Baughn Merideth, Jimmy Berry. FOURTH ROW; Lynn Cooke, Tim Milum, Lee Cooke, Kyle Kersey, Sissy Henson, Steve House, Jeff Boyd, Terry Stanfill. NOT PICTURED: Eva Lantrip (Point Keeper), Kirt Betz. THESPIANS 73 ” ACT WELL YOUR PAR T: THERE ALL THE HONOR LIES. ” Thespian HVE SALE tHH v — Tmv tyoo 'Msp A YS t M d-jiut This year the hard-working Thespians pulled together to present several theatrical performances. As seen at right the troupe planned and presented a childrens Christmas play for the grade school children in the area. Much hard work went into the bake sales that were held to raise money for the Vanguard Fund. Three Cheers for those hard working Thespians! M2 THESPIAN MOTTO rrnoi KUW, L to K: MT. Mitcnen (Sponsor), Renee Bruton (Reporter), Mike Hensley (Vice Pres.), Chris Crysler (President), Joan Lawrence (Secretary), Kim Waldron (Treasurer). SECOND ROW; Walla Miller,’Bessie Webster, Iris Cagle, Rebecca Gallion, Denise Dodd, Debbie Brantley, Susan Blackman, Melodie Cotton. THIRD ROW Henry Timothy, Tay Ashford, Debra Hood, Judy Ragland, Janet Cornell, Kevin Murphy, Gerceida Adams. NOT PICTURED: Eva Lantrip (Point Keeper). — HARLEQUINS— Ricky and Vicki took part in Harlequins and Thespians initiation. F.H.A., ROW 1, L-R: Anetha Taylor, Ella Thompson, Marla Johnson, Sissy Henson, Debra Baxter, Debra Hood, Charlotte Tate, Linda Douglas, ROW 2; Dana Morgan, Teressa Melton, Dana Williams, Maxine Carr, Helena Robinson, Carletta Young, Vicki Isom, Vivian Wylie, Marilyn Hunt. ROW 3: Vickie Vaughn, Gayla House, Lois Sams, Becky Boyd, Cindy Stewart, Sylvia Scott, Karen House, Miss Perry. ROW 4; Michelle Swiney, Mary Wells, Marsha Brooks, Debbie Wilbanks, Janice Mitchell, Linda Smith, Mrs. Pinion, Kathy Barnes. F U T U R E FHA worked very hard to make this a successful year. They decorated for the Homecoming Assembly, made Christmas baskets for elderly people, had a Mother-Daughter Taste Fair, and Various other activities. The year was an eventful one, especially for those new members who didn't know what FHA was really about. They seemed to have a very successful year. HOMEMAKERS OF A M E R I C A 144 FTA, BOTTOM ROW, L-R: Vicki Alston, Cindy Fox. SECOND ROW; Donna House, Vicki Shelton, Debbie Bro-die, Gail Karwick. THIRD ROW; Lee Cooke, Sissy Henson. F.T.A. MEMBERS ACT AS TEACHERS! F.T.A. gives students a chance to teach as a student to see if they want to go into the teaching profession. Teaching experience isn't the only purpose of F.T.A. The students learn to work with and get along with other people. The F.T.A. held three six-week sessions. Teaching ranged from 6th grade through High School in subjects such as elementary education, P. E., French, history, and others. During the County Teachers Meeting, the F.T.A. members worked as ushers to show all the teachers around. To most members F.T.A. was exciting, interesting, and a lot of fun. 145 ROW 1: Pattie Woods, Susan Hardesty, Vicki Morgan, secretary-treasurer; Jim Boyd. ROW 2; Megan Wright, Dewayne Clark, Jim Onley, president; Daryl Young, John Paul Bryant, Miss Wise, co-sponsor. MATH CLUB STIMULATES AN INTEREST IN MA TH The purpose of the Math Club is to promote insight into the field of math. The club is composed of students interested in all areas of mathematics. Meetings are held once a month. Guest speakers and demonstrations aid in the understanding of math. This year the sponsors were Miss Rose Wise and Mr. Kenneth Felts. 146 Robert Hunter and Daryl Young listen attentively to the speaker at a Math Club meeting. ATHLETICS In this fresh evening each blade and leaf looks as if it had been dipped in an icy liquid greenness. David Thoreau FIRST ROW, L to R: L. Shult, J. Pierce, G. Crysler, D. Creed, R. Odle, K. Betz, J. Going, D. Maxwell, K, Wright, L. Knott, E. Chilton. SECOND ROW; J. Onley, J. Speidel, M. Pierce, M. Hensley, K. Kersey, J. Harmon, C. Crysler, B. Fike, K. Inman, R. Sheilds, J. McKee, Assistant Coach and Trainer; Marion Morgan. THIRD ROW; Head Coach; RonWene, Assistant Coach: Boyce Wooley, L. Goodale, J. Cagle, W. L. Wilson, L. Goodale, Jeff Boyd, C. Cunningham, J. Kulpeksa, T. Milum, P. Palmer, J. Townsend, Assistant Coaches: Fred Boyd and Russ Parker. 148 Coaching Staff, L to R: Boyce Wooley, Fred Boyd, Head Coach; Ron Wene, Russ Parker, Marion Morgan. Jeff Boyd and Larry Goodale found that there would be Curds Wright found it a bit hard to hold on to the many days of hard practice before the games. ball when Mike Pierce stuck his helmet in his stom- ach. CHS TIGERS 1973 1972 VARSITY FOOTBALL RESULTS CHS 13 Frederick Town 19 CHS 0 Hayti 13 CHS 14 Dexter 21 CHS 0 Malden 14 CHS 7 Lake County, Tenn. 41 CHS 28 East Prairie 6 CHS 24 Portage Ville 21 CHS 28 Luxora, Ar. 22 CHS 21 Chaffee 16 CHS 6 Kennett 38 149 ception against Hayti. In the midst of the on-coming stampede, Joe Cagle prepared to give the ball to Jimmy Townsend. What will happen? THE THRILL OF VICTOR Y The Tiger defensive line waited for the play which could mean the difference between winning and losing. 150 Chris Crysler was hearing footsteps when he caught this pass. Kersey, Cunningham, and Wright converge to crunch their opponent. FRONT ROW, L to R: W. Smith; L. Hawthorne; D. Yarbrough; J. Cagle (All State), R. Marshall. BACK ROW, L to R; Coach James; B. Cantrell; G. Cunningham; R. Dotson; J. Agnew; c. Cunningham; T. Ashford. Tigers 71 Tigers 91 Tigers 63 Tigers 61 Tigers 72 Tigers 90 Tigers 77 Tigers 62 Tigers 66 Tigers 55 Tigers 64 Tigers 76 Tigers 62 A” TEAMERS 73!” 'A'TEAM 73 N. P TOURNEY Holcomb 39 Campbell 61 Risco 47 Southland 38 Hayti 67 SOUTH PEM. INVIT. Cooter 33 South Pern. 65 Kennett 58 Kennett 58 Senath-Hornesville 50 Sikeston 49 Luxora 75 Poplar Bluff 63 1! 11-13-72 Tigers 54 Tigers 69 11-16-72 Tigers 72 11-18-72 Tigers 81 11-21-72 Tigers 95 11-24-72 Tigers 86 11-29-72 Tigers 76 Tigers 90 12-1-72 Tigers 74 12-2-72 12-5-72 Tigers 50 12-12-72 Tigers 73 12-14-72 12-15-72 Tigers 76 1-2-73 Tigers 57 SOUTH PEM. INVIT. (Con’t) Osceola 65 Gideon 47 North Pern. 47 South Pern. 52 Cooter 45 Clarkton 56 Delta C-7 63 Parma 53 Twin Rivers 57 COUNTY TO.URNEY North Pern. 44 Hayti 70 REGIONAL TOURNEY S. Pern. 58 Lilbourn 67 1-5-73 1- 9-73 1-12-73 1-16-73 1-19-73 1-23-73 1-26-73 1-30-73 2- 2-73 2-8-73 2-10-73 2-50-73 2-22-73 152 BOTTOM ROW, L-R: Alfred Carter, Larry Gunnells, Shep Jackson, Curtis Wright, Willy Grady. TOP ROW; Team Manager, Donald Hood, Willie Brown, Paul Palmer, Wayne Knott, Mike Langford, Gary Walton, Coach; Mr. Marion Morgon. 1973 C.H.S. B” TIGERS B TEAM SCORES C'ville----43 Southland------------31 C’ville----47 Hayti----------------37 C'ville----54 Kennett--------------46 C'ville----43 Senath...............40 C'ville------51 Sikeston - ----------37 C'ville------75 I.uxora--------------57 C'ville------32 Poplar Bluff------ -50 C'ville----54 Osceola--------------42 C'ville------52 Gideon---------------35 C'ville------64 North Pemiscot-------43 C’ville------38 South Pemiscot-------31 C’ville------47 Cooter------------- 34 C’ville------58 Clarkton-------------37 C'ville------65 Delta C-7............46 C’ville------63 Parma............ 54 C’ville------41 Quilin---------------32 COUNTY TOURNAMENT C'ville------70 South Pemiscot-------53 C'ville------40 North Pemiscot - - - 54 RECORD - 16 wins 2 losses 153 Senior Tay Ashford warmed up with teammate George Cunningham close behind. Jumpin’’ Joe Cagle went up for another basket against Kennett. Dennis Yarbrough used his skill to add another two points. Clarence Cunningham went to the foul line in tournament play at Kennett. BASKETBALL TEAMSHIP Ben Cantrell took a rest at half time. B Tiger Paul Palmer goes up Langford shows how it's done, for two against Delta. -L. Ricky Dotson hits for an easy two points. (As he did all season.) Behind every good team, there's a good coach! 155 TOP ROW; Ben Cantrell, Chis Crysler. MIDDLE; Dwayne Clark, Keith Inman, John Tutt. BOTTOM: Steve Nunnery, Allen Burrus, Bobby Taylor, Jim Boyd, The 1973 golf team was one of the best teams in nine years of golf competition. The team was made up of three Seniors, one Junior, two Sophomores and three Freshmen. With most of the team returning next year, the outlook for an even better team is quite hopeful. 156 GOLF TAKES PA TIENCE AND CONCENTRA TION Jim Boyd sinks a putt as spectators look on. Allen Burrus, a freshman, looks promising. Patience 157 Concentration' TOP ROW: Coach Wooley, Mike Pierce, Jeff Boyd, Dennis Yarbrough. FRONT ROW: Coach Wene, Clarence Cunningham, Kevin Murphy, Charles Cain. 158 1973 TRACK Jeff Boyd lifts weights to better himself in the shot put and discus. Mutt and Jeff attended the state track meet this year. 159 TENNIS IS FOR EVER YONE EVEN GIRLS BACK ROW: Greg Wilson, Steve House. THIRD ROW: Chis Hatch, Steve Dodd, Drew White. SECOND ROW: Jeff Pierce, Jim Going. FRONT: Dale Nunnery. 162 BACK ROW; Tina Wilson, Megan Wright, Coach (Miss) Johnson. MIDDLE: Amy Johnson, Gerceida Adams. FRONT: Denise Dodd, Karen Bullington, Cindy Fox. The girls did quite well this year in the first year of female competition at CHS. In fact, one girl, Karen Bullington, finished the season undefeated. 163 INDEX A Abshire, Debra - 20,128 Adams, Gerceida - 20,79,126,131,133,143,163 Adams, Paula - 86,129,136,142 Agnew, Jimmy 20,68,128,152 Agnew, Myra - 129,139 Alexander, Joanie - 47 Allen, Larry - 47 Alston, Vicki - 34,126,139,145 Anderson, Charlotte - 20 Anderson, Timmy - 41 Ashford. Tay -19,20,58,123.124,140,143.152, 154 Ayers, Bobby - 47 B Baker, Myris - 41 Barnes, Donald - 47 Barnes, Jerry -41,75,124,128,129,139 Barnes, Kathy - 34,132,136,144 Barnes, Kathy - 47 Barnett, Denise -20,65,67,91,128,129,139 Baxter, Debbie - 21,85,128,134,135,139,144 Bell, Walter - 41 Bennett, Janice - 41 Berry, James - 21,142 Berry, Joe - 47 Berry, Raenita - 36 Bess, Shirley - 41 Betz, Kirk -41,80,91.126.134,142,148 Bizzle, Robert - 41,116 Blackman, Susan - 41,124,131,133,140,143 Bolton, John - 41 Bond, Ginger -41,79,133 Bowens, Rosalind - 47 Boyce, Debbie - 30,134,139 Boyd, Becky - 47,129,144 Boyd, David -47,126 Boyd, Jeff - 34,64,82,84,85,87,124,130,133,139. 142,148,149,150,158,159 Boyd, Jim -41,138,139,146,156,157 Boyd, Judy - 34,136 Boyd, Kathy - 41,85 Boyd, Nancy - 21 Boyle, Teresa -41,133 Brantley. Debbie -40,41,70,85,90,133,134,135, 139,143 Brantley, Ranay - 47,129 Brewer, Kittrell -47,126 Bruce, Jan - 34 Bruton, Michael -47 Bruton, Renee - 34,75,87,124,128,142,143 Brodie, Debbie - 21.96,121,134,135,145 Bookes, Marsha - 21,136,144 Brooks, Mike - 34,137 Brown, Cleo - 47 Bryant, Joe Paul - 41,136,147 Bullington, Glen - 34,116 Bullington, Karen -41,91,131,133,141,163 Bullington, Rita - 21,68,121,133,134,135,139 Buchanan, Cathy -21,129 Buck, Deborah - 21 Burch, Thomas - 47 Burrus, Allen - 47,156,157 Burrus, Steve - 41 Busby, Bobby - 47 Busby, Denise - 47 Busby, Diane - 47 Bush, Linda - 41 C Cagle, Jeanne - 34,139 Cagle, Joe - 21,85,124,130,148,150,152,154 Cagle, Iris - 34,134,139,143 Cagle, Patricia - 34,142 Cagle, Tippy - 19,21,61,64,68,84,133,139 Cain, Denny -47,126 Cain, Charles - 21,68,74,89,130,158,160 Camp, Jerriane -41 Campbell, Betty - 34 Campbell, Robert - 47 Cantrell, Ben - 33,78,79,84,130,152,154,156 Carlson, Maurice -21,90,120 Carr, Maxine -42,144 Carter, Cathryn -128 Carter, Gary - 48 Carter, Joel - 42 Carter, Randy - 126,137 Cecil, Mary -48 Cecil, Mike - 34 Champion, Nancy - 34 Chilton, Danny - 48 Chilton, Eddie -42,54,148 Chitman, Clarence -48,126 Chitman, Emmitt - 34,79,126 Clark, Dwayne -22,74,84,89,139,146,156 Clark, Larry - 42,137 Clayton, Sandra - 42 Clayton, Teresa - 22,85,91,94,126,128,129 Clayton, Tommy - 48 Cobb, Jonathan -48 Cobb, Michelle - 22,121 Coble, Debra - 42,129,141 Coble, Eva -48,141 Conaway, Vicki - 36 Connor, Annette - 48 Conway, Kim - 42 Cooke, Lee - 22,94,121,124,131,133,134,142,145 Cooke, Lynn - 22,31,88,89,121,134,142 Cooke, Mike - 128 164 Correll, Janet - 42,64,126,133,139,141,143 Cotton, Melodie -42,126,138.139,141,143 Covington, Dorothy - 35 Covington, Lettie -22 Crane, Jay - 42,126,128,129,139 Crawford, Jeff - 42,124 Crawford, Mike - 42,126,139 Creed, David -42,126,148 Croft, Sharon - 22,31,65,134,142 Cross, Nancy -22,129 Crysler, Chris - 22,64,75,124,128,142,143,148, 151,156 Crysler, Greg - 35,81,116,148 Cunningham, Clarence - 35,125,130,148,151,152, 154,158,159 Cunningham, George -22,152,154 Currie, Twymeter -22,121 Cutler, Calvin - 35,137 D DeWolff, Cindy - 48 Dale, Mark - 48 Darty, Virgie - 35 Davidson, Paul - 35,126 Davis, Kristi - 35,68,133,139,142 Davis, Mary - 35,55,129 Dawson, Luther - 22 Dodd, Caron - 35,133 Dodd, Denise - 42,70,133,143,163 Dodd, Donald - 23,124,126 Dodd, Steve -78,162 Dorroh, Charles - 19.23,87,89.93,124,130,139 Dorroh, James - 42,139 Dotson, Ricky -152,155 Douglas, Linda - 35,129,136,144 Driver, Celestine -48 EXiver, Earline - 48 Driver, Fabian - 35,75 Driver, Wilhelmina - 35,128 Dudney, Lesia - 35 E Edney, Dorothy - 42,126 Effinger, Teresa - 35 Evans, Don - 23 Evans, Terry - 23 F Fair, Rebecca - 42 Ferrell, Diane - 42 Ferrell, Johnnie -23,86 Ferrell, Timmy -48,126 Fields, Marquita - 42 Fields, Milton - 48 Fike, Bader - 35.64,148 Fike, Jane - 48,126 Floyd, Danny -23,137 Ford, Verlin -42 Foster, Jeffrey - 128 Fowlkes, Cyncy - 35,122,124,126,127,139,141 Fox, Cindy -23,81,116,133,145,163 G Gallian, Rebecca -42,57,91,133,134,135,143 Garner, Peggy - 48 Gentry, Polly - 23 Gentry, Tina - 48 Gipson, Phyllis - 35 Glasgow, Diane - 42 Glasgow, Janet - 35 Glasgow, Julia -35,126 Glenn, Anita - 35 Glenn, Lonnie - 48 Glenn, Ray - 48 Going, Jimmy -42,43,124,128,148.162 Goodale, Howard -42,126,136 Goodale, Larry -23,148,149,151 Goodale, Unda -23,31,84,132,136 Goodale, Loyd -42,148 Grady, Willie - 42 Grant, David -42,128 Graves, Mary - 48,129 Green, Virginia -48 Griffin, Gerald -42,139 Grooms, Judy -48,129 Gunnels, Dale - 48 Gunnels, Larry - 43 H Hall, Roy - 35 Hall, Ruby - 43 Hames, Butch - 43 Hardesty, Chuch - 48 Hardesty, Susan - 23,31,72,74,85,125,134,135, 138,139,146 Harmon, Johnny - 23,80,81,148 Harrison, Karen -48,126 Hastings, Rita - 43 Hatch, Chris - 35,82,91,126.142.162 Hawthorne, Larry - 35,152 Hayden, Billy - 48,126 Hayes, Gerry - 43,131 Hayes, Jonnie - 24 Hayes, Roosevelt - 35,96 Hayes, W. L. - 36 Hedge, Jan - 48,126 Hendricks, Jimmy -48 Hensley, Barry - 49 Hensley, Mike - 24,31,58,64,81,84,87,98,122, 130,133,134,135,142,143,148 Henson, Sissy - 19,24,31.57.84,87,90,113. 121,128.134.135.142.144,145 165 Herron, Loyd - 43 Hill, Marcus - 36,137 Hill, Ralph - 24 Hinchey, Billy Joe - 49 Holder, Kathy - 49 Holder, Randall - 24 Holland, Debbie - 36 Hollis, Billy - 36 Hollis, Vance - 43 Hood, Debra - 36,128,143,144 Hood, Donald - 36 Hooker, Johnny - 49 Hopper, Wanda - 33,134,139 Hoskins, Lynetta - 49 House, Donna - 33,126,139 House, Karen - 49,126,144 House, Gayla - 24,132,134,136,139,144 House, Steve - 24,126,141,142,162 Hudgins, Kathy - 43,129,136,139 Huffman, Ronnie - 43 Hughes, Kitty - 36,103,128,133,136 Hunt, Ethel - 36 Hunt, Jimmy - 24 Hunt, Marilyn - 49,144 Hunter, Robert - 19,24,103,122,130,140 Hutcheson, Renee -49,126 Hutchison, Carla -49,126 I Inman, Keith - 40,43,68,128,139,148,156 Isaac, Ann - 43,140 Isaac, Carol - 36,68,78.128,134,140 Isom, Vickie - 49,144 Isom, Victor - 49 J Jackson, Ship - 43 Jarboe, Tammie -49,126 Jean, Cathy - 43 Jean, Debbie - 43 Jean, Pam - 24,79,136 Johnson, Amy -43,163 Johnson, Jerry - 49 Johnson, Kim - 49 Johnson, Marla - 36,128,144 Jones, Debbie - 49 Jones, Karen - 36,133 Jones, Karla - 36,126 Jones, Kathy -43,70,101,133 Jones, Rickey - 43 K Karwick, Gail -24,85,99,122,124,134,139,141, 142,145 Kasper, Jo Ann - 43 Kenley, Debra - 24 Kenley, Leighan - 36,126,127 Kersey, Kyle - 25.61,74,75,87,89,117,121,124, 128,142,150,151 Kimbrell, Gwen - 36,136 Kimbrell, Keith - 49 Knott, Leslie -25,31,86,148 Knott, Wayne - 43 Kulpeksa, Joe -36,148 Kuykendall, Steve - 25 L Lancaster, Chandra -49,126 Untrip, Eva -25,36,66,77,126,128,129,134,139, 141,142,143 Urry, Debbie - 49 Urry, Donna - 49 Urry, Moses - 25 Uwrence, Joan -25,31,93,121,124,133,134,142, 143 Ledford, Shelia - 33,100,139,142 Lee, Debbie - 25 Lee, Debbie - 43,126,136,139 Lee, Judy - 49 Letner, Levin - 40,91 Lewis, Donel - 43 Lewis, Uchelle -36,97 Lewis, Urry - 25 Linsman, Vicki -25,31,67,91 Lockridge, Joyce - 25 Lux, Marilyn - 43,68,139,141 M McCarn, Reggie -25,81 McClendon, Elaine - 25 McClendon, Flank - 49 McClorn, Sammie -26,104,106 McCoy, Carol - 49 McCullough, Stephanie -43,79,126,133,139 McCullough, Tammy -49 McElyea, Phil McKaskle, Hayden -49,126 McKee, Jerry - 36,148 McPhail, Charles - 36 McTernan, Wenlan -49,126 Malin, Debra - 43 Malone, Anne -26 Malone, Toni -49,126 Malone, Wade - 49 Manley, Carol - 36,120,124,126,139,141 Manners, Vicki - 50 Manuel, Charles - 128 Marsac, Dianna -26,96 Marshall, Robert - 26,130,152 Matlock, Glen - 50 Maxwell, David - 26,97,148 Maxwell, Linda - 36,128 Maxwell, Patty -43,136 Meador, Larry - 26 166 Meales, Brad - 36 Medlin, Gary - 36,97 Meek, Gary -43,126,139 Meek, Steve - 37,139 Melton, Teresa - 50,144 Merideth, Barbara - 50,126,129,141 Merideth, Baughn - 26,122,130,141,142 Meyer, Katrena -43 Meyer, Mark - 50,126 Miller, Walla - 43,65,136,139,143 Mills, Wanda - 44 Milum, Tim - 26,94,121,130,142,148 Mitchell, Janice -50,144 Mitchell, Robert - 50 Moody, Steve - 37 Moore, Robert - 37 Morgan, Dana -50,144 Morgan, Dona - 50 Morgan, Gary - 37 Morgan, Robert -50,126 Morgan, Vicki - 26,31,66,75,81,86,121,124,128, 134,139,140,142,146 Morris, Don 129 Murphy, Kathleen - 50,126,141 Murphy, Kevin - 44,120,122,126,134,139,143, 158,160 N Neeley, Drucie -26,132 Nelson, Dawn - 50,126,127 Nelson, Jackie - 26,126,128,129,134,139 Newton, Diane - 37 Nolen, Harold -37,139 Nunnery, Dale - 37,124,162 Nunnery, Steven - 50,156 O Oatsvall, Bryan - 37 Oatsvall, Pat - 50,129 Oatsvall, Steve - 50 Odle, Ricky - 26,139,141,148 Odom, Carl - 37,126 Odom, Francis - 50,141 Odom, Marvin -50,126 Onley, Jimmy - 37,139,147,148 Orton, Susie -50,126 Owens, Steve - 50,126 P Palmer, Paul - 50,148,155 Parker, Alice - 37,65 Parker, Hillary - 37,61,68,86,102,103,142 Parkinson, Brance - 37,105,128 Parkinson, Joe - 27 Patillo, Joe - 50 Pendergrass, Floyd - 27 Peters, Eugene - 44 Pettigrew, Curtis - 50 Phelps, Darla - 50 Pierce, Danny - 50 Pierce, Frankie - 37,129 Pierce. Jeff - 44,101,148,162,158,160 Pierce, Mike - 27,90.130,134,148,149 Pierce, Terre - 50 Pink ley, Vicki - 51 Pittman, Claude - 51 Pittman, Sandra Pitts, Deborah - 27 Pitts, Richard - 37 Pounder, Gary - 51 Prater, Dillard -51 Prater, Ronnie -27,126 Prather, Leara - 51 Prather, Patricia - 129 Prather, Sandra - 27,63,121 Proctor, Paula -44,136,139 Prost, William - 27,87,116,120,122,124,130 Pruitt, Laura - 51 Pylate, Jerry - 27 Q Quertermous, Wesley - 51 R Ragland, Judy -44,91,124,133,134,143 Ratliff, Henry - 37 Reno, Kathy -51 Reno, Gloria -44,55,75,126 Reeves, Hope - 51 Renfroe, Sheila - 27,31,67,116,117 Renffoe, Brenda -44,86 Rhinehart, Shelia - 44,128 Riggs, Anita - 27,89 Riley, Donald - 44,137 Riley, Johnny - 51 Riley, Ricky - 51 Riney, Konda - 44 Roberts, Jackie - 37 Roberts, Ron - 51 Robertson, Cristle - 31,128 Robinson, Betty -27 Robinson, Helena - 27,85,111,128,144 Robinson, Masseline - 44 Rodgers, Cathy - 51 Roe, Ruth Ann - 51 Rogers, Nanette - 44 Rogers, Patty - 44 Rollins, Mike - 28,79 Ross, Faye - 37 Rowell, Cathy - 44 Rowell, Teresa - 37,132 s Sample, Danna -28,126 Sample, Rhonda - 78 Sample, Susan - 44,65,90,142 Sampson, Joyce Sams, Lois - 51,144 Sanders, Marilyn - 51 Schultz, Louis - 148 Scott, Sylvia - 44,144 Shaw, Jerry - 37 Shields, Richard - 37,79,96,137,148 Shelton, Vicki - 28,116,121,134,139,141,142,145 Shepard, Vince - 40,44,86 Sides, Pam - 37 Simmons, Diana Lynn - 28 Simmons, Evernezzer - 51 Simmons, Jerry -28 Sims, Clifton - 51 Skelton, Leslie - 51 Slentz, Tina Morgan - 37 Smith, Annie - 37 Smith, Brenda - 44 Smith, Danny - 51 Smith, Garrett - 51,126 Smith, Harriet - 44 Smith, Janet - 28 Smith, Larry - 37 Smith, Linda -51,144 Smith, Ronnie - 38 Smith, Sandra - 38 Smith, Tony - 51 Smith, Wayne - 38,91,130,152 Snow, Pam - 28 South, Cindy -44,131,133 Speidel, James - 38,139,148 Spencer, Bobby - 51,126 Spicer, Alfred Spicer, Jay - 51 Spicer, Jenette - 44,63,128 Stamm, Phil - 44 Stanfill, Barbara -28,128 Stanfill, Terry -28,61,81,128,142 Stevens, Regina -28,31 Stewart, Billy - 28 Stewart, Cindy - 51,126,144 Stone, Janice - 44,136,144 Strawn, Jeff - 51 Strawn, Robert - 44 Swinney, Michele - 44,123,136,144 T Talkington, Donald - 52 Talkington, Janis - 28 Talkington, Mike - 38 Tate, Charlotte - 38,129,132,136,144 Tate, Guy - 44,139 Tarpley, Audie - 51 Tarpley, Eugene - 44 Taylor, Anetha - 29,104,126,128.144 •Taylor, Becky - 29,89,97,129,144 Taylor, Bobby - 52,156 Taylor, Byron - 38 Taylor, Dennis - 29,94 Teeter, Cynthia -29,136 Terry, Eddie -29,105 Thompson, Ella -45,85,144 Thompson, Lorenza - 52 Thompson, Teresa - 29,31,77,85,89,117,136 Thorton, Odell - 38 Tillman, Christi - 38,113,128 Tillman, Mark -45 Tillman, Vickie - 52 Timothy, Henry - 29,143 Tinsley, Lisa - 52,126,141 Tipton, Carl - 52,126 Toles, Gwenn - 38 Tomlin, Janet - 52 Townsend, Jimmie - 38,148,150 Treece, Allen - 52 Treece, Connie -29,126,136 Treece, Harold - 52,129,137 168 Treece, Vaughn -45,126 Truss, Erma -45 Turnbow, Jackie - 45 Turnbow, John -29,94 Turnbow, Peggy - 52,126 Turner, Larry - 52 Turner, Roger Tutt, John - 29,58,156 Tyes, Donna -45,129,133 Tyes, Joyce -45,113,140 Tyes, Larwentha - 29,121 U Utley, Diane - 45 V Vancil, Mark - 52 Vaughn, Thomas - 29 Vaughn, Vickie -45,123,136,144 Vickers, Dewayne -45 Voisin, Elise - 113 Voisin, Paul - 45 W Wade, Renee - 38,61 Waldron, Kim - 33,121,134,142,143 Waldrop, Terry - 126 Walker, Ranee - 52 Walker - Rickey - 52 Wallace, Shelia -126 Walton, Gary - 45 Walton, Linda - 52 Ward, Kathy - 30 Warren, Paula - 38 Warren, Ronald - 38 Watkins, Denise - 38,97,128 Watkins, Mike - 52 Watkins, Roger - 38 Wattle, Mike - 45 Weatherford, Pansy -52 Weber, Danny - 52 Webster, Bessie - 38 Webster, Clara - 38,128,143 Webster, Sherry - 30 Wells, Mary - 52,144 White, Drew - 162 White, Phyllis - 38 Wicker, Terry 30,137 Wilbanks, Debbie -52,144 Wilbanks, Steve - 30 Wilks, Randy - 45 Williams, Dana - 52,126,144 Williams, John - 45 Williams, Rita - 52 Wilson, Greg - 30,130,162 Wilson, Mike - 30 Wilson, Sherry - 30,132 Wilson. Tina -45,126,127,133,163 Wilson, W. L. - 148 Wimberly, David - 45 Wimberly, Randy - 45 Wimberly, Wyatt - 38 Winters, Joy - 38 Womack, Liz - 45 Woods, Gloria -45 Woods, Jackie - 52 Woods, Kathy -45,57,139 Woods, Pattie - 30,57,89,94,126,127,134,138, 139,146 Wright. Betty -45,126,127 Wright, Curtis -45,128.148,149.151 Wright, Megan - 45,139,141,147,163 Wylie, Vivian - 144 Y Yarbrough, Dennis - 30,54,58,75,82,87.93,130, 134.152,154,158,159 Young, Carletta -45,128,133,144 Young, Cynthia - 45,129 Young, Daryl - 30,111,146 Young, Doris - 38 Young, Elizabeth - 52 . ■■ ; ir jMjr • - .. !� Vf .. . + V ' � r� 0 -i b V • • 4 ,,V 7- A ' V ‘ ' � .- � % • n 7Sr k • x • ' V ,fly v. 7 i . ■ujKWA4 5s Xjt- ?r «- . •_ - Kj0 ?JCi ■ v • ■;...■ c•' • S 3w l : •• . rV jbV «g - . -C • ■ • .AL Nr' -£_. V V .-- Sy - Lt- . - ' mm