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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1976 volume:

Cotton Blossom Caruthersville High School Caruthersville, Missouri PSALM OF THE VOID Death is cold and silent, It touches every soul. Its grip is strong, sad its song, And like time is very old. Sadness is its companion, Sorrow is its closest friend. Absence is always present, Even after the end. Nothing can replace the void Left when Death’s call comes. Nothing can bring back the joy, Once had with ones now gone. To ashes and dust they now return, Earth has traded them for these. But they left a gift, and all we have left Are golden memories. Charles David Malin Our Pride and Joy 5 Two happy-go-lucky students pose for the camera. S t e n t 1 1 It's always nice to have someone to talk to. 6 e STUDENT LIFE Among the chatter between classes, the anxiety of waiting for the bell, and cramming for the semester exams, we led two separate lives. One life included riding the loop and braving our way to Brown Shoe Road. Extra-curricular activities bound our free time to school after the final bell. In the other we spent long hours taking notes, reviewing, and studying for tests we dreaded weeks in advance. Thinking ahead as we planned our future was often pushed aside to make way for doing things we enjoyed much more. Lending a helping hand and working together helped us unify. 7 WORKING FOR OUR SCHOOL School Board Mr. James Bruton President Mrs. Jane Betz Mr. James W. Dean Vice President Mr. Julian Boyd Treasurer Dr. Alan Gubin Mr. Robert O. Pierce 10 Administra ti Personnel Mr. Carl Hutchison Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Vea Hooper Mrs. Mary Rollins Mr. Thomas Porter Joe Parkinson Head Man at C.H.5. Anytime you see him, he’s working for our school. Signing excuses, tardy slips, passes . . . what a hand that man has! Daily announcements benefit the students. No job is finished until the paper work is done - does his job ever end? 12 Staff Carries Out the Day-to-Day Functions ofC.H.S. Mrs. Cynthia Porter Mr. Verlon Till Mrs. Pauline Hosier Mr. Cornealious Robinson Mrs. Judy Roberts Mrs. Shelley LaForge FACULTY OF C.H.S, When payday depresses you. JEANNE ALLEN You forget what your first name is because no one ever calls you by it. SANDRA BARNES When you have two-hundred papers to grade and you still assign two-hundred students homework for the next day. BILL ACREY You know you are a teacher when a student says I think I'm learning to think. KATRINA ACREY v- v1- ... ■ You are up to your elbows in chalk dust. MILDRED BASKIN When one of your students excell at or improve a skill. FRED BOYD u You Know You're a Teacher When When the 25th of the month is special. JACKIE COON When the smell of what the girls are cooking is so irresistible that you eat it all up. BUNNY CROWE You know you are a teacher when -when - does one ever know? EDNA CHAFFIN You look up and see one of your students dancing on the table. GERALD CORBIN When someone asks you to do a poster in one day when it really takes a week's work. DOROTHY CLARK When on Saturday you keep thinking about what class or period you’d be in at that certain time. BILL DURHAM 15 Students Begin to Respond A human being with feelings and emotions, contrary to popular belief. CHARLES EVANS When you call a band rehearsal for 7:30 and discover that fifteen students are anxiously waiting for you at 7:15. HEROLD FORD Teaching is a rewarding thing when you know your students want to learn. JOHN GALE Teaching is a wonderful idea. The students keep you eternally youthful. (Just look at me!) BARBARA JAMES The teacher can communicate constructively with the students and help them to become aware of the importance of education and their attitude toward the social structure. HUGH JAMES When students begin to respond to what I try to teach them. MARTHA JOHNSON 16 You Do Homework on Weekends You do homework on weekends -especially on Friday night. PAULA KIRTLEY Your chorus group likes to sing and provide others with good entertainment. PAULINE MASTERS Your best student wants to do more. ROBERT McGRAW When a student says, These problems are really easy once you get the answer. You really know however, when you see the look of understanding after the explanation of a problem and see the satisfactory results of the students' work. ROSE McKILLIP When you’re going home with more homework than your students. ]. Y. MILLER One should always attempt to be part of the solution rather than the problem. NEELY MITCHELL 17 . . Surrendering Gracefully the Things of Youth . . . Take kindly the council of the years, surrendering gracefully the things of youth. DARRYL ROBERTS Your stack of homework is bigger than your students'. JANICE PINION Your students enrolled in journalism tell you they don't like to write or talk to people. RICHARD STORM Not being able to slap someone with a smart mouth. WILLIAM PELTS When your year begins in August and ends in May, instead of beginning in January and ending in December. MARLENE RHODE 18 . . Laughing at Yourself. You find yourself doing homework every night. NATALIE TATE When you're having a conversation with friends and repeat what you say five times in five different ways, all in words no longer than two syllables. SHARON TYLER You wake up in the mornings and put on your double-knits. HARV WELCH Laughing at yourself when you realize that today you weren’t the smartest student in the class. JAMES WILSON 19 YOU KNO W YOU'RE A . . . When you’ve goi it and can flaunt it! Coach Welch From giving lectures in the class to sipping coffee with students after school, CHS faculty lived their job. Perhaps through the experience of sponsoring a dance that almost didn't get finished, maybe through putting a major drama production together without much to work with and knowing you have to raise a certain amount in order to come out all right, maybe the experience of putting the school annual together, hoping and praying all along that nothing goes wrong at the printers' office or with the student's layouts, perhaps by working for months with a group of boys and shaping them into an 8-2 winning team, perhaps by experience we have learned patience and understanding, and how to demonstrate it to one another - teacher to student, student to teacher. 20 TEACHER WHEN. RPOOUCBB CHS APRIL C1IS � Y M STUDENTS 1.00 11Y A DEPT 2 x :i 11:0 0 PM ADIIMH 150 He who has not looked on joy will never see sorrow. Neely Mitchell 21 FACULTY From Webster's Collegiate Dictionary: Teacher - te-cher n., 1. one that teaches; esp.: one whose occupation is to instruct. Some would tend to limit their understanding of words, such as teacher, to such affixiated ideas as dictionary definitions. As these people go on their passive journeys through their lives, things they come in contact with are fit into their own squares” of knowledge or comprehension. Everything is either one way or the other, there is no in between. It is either good or bad, black or white, and trying to persuade these people to see the gray sometimes infuriates them and triggers an emotional anger coming from insecurity. As Norman O. Bown so aptly put it: ''Literal meanings are packaged commodities for passive consumers. Maybe with a little help from each other we can all begin to try to understand each other better. Let's all try to see the gray. 22 s E N I O R S DONA MORGAN Vice-President LEARA PRATHER Secretary CINDY STEWART Treasurer , ¥ j PAUL ROY PALMER Reporter ROBERT MITCHELL President 26 DAVID M. BOYD - FT A; FFA; Varsity C; Track; Band; Football; Gold Card RANDY WAYNE BRANTLEY - Honor Society; Varsity C Tennis Team; Chorus; Football; Basketball; Gold Card KITTRELL LANIER BREWER - FBLA; Tiger Rag; Band; Gold Card MICHAEL EARL BRUTON THOMAS GORDON JOHN BURCH - FFA; Cotton Blossom; Softball; Photo Club STEVEN D. BURKHART - FFA; Gold Card; Varsity C; Football; Basketball; Baseball DENISE MARIE BUSBY - FHA; Harlequins; Thespians; Track; Pep Club; Golf; Cheerleader DIANE ELIZABETH BUSBY - FHA; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Art Club; Cheerleader JOHN R. BUSBY - FFA; Spanish Club; An Club; Football; Photo Club 27 DENNIS RAYMOND HOYT CAIN -Spanish Club; Harlequins; Thespians; Varsity C; Tennis Team; Marching Band; Stage Band; Chorus; Football; Baseball; Basketball; Student Council; Radio Show FINNELL THOR CAPEHART - FFA; COE; Debate MARY THERESA CECIL - FT A; French Club; Harlequins; Thespians; Chorus; Honor Society; Best Actress; Gold Card THOMAS RALPH CLAXTON - FBLA; Tiger Rag; Marching Band; Football; Gold Card MARK T. DALE - FTA; FBLA; Tiger Rag; Art Club; Harlequins; Photography; Gold Card CYNTHIA GAY DeWOLFF CELESTINE FAYE DRIVER - FHA; Pep Club; Tiger Rag; Chorus EARLINE FAYE DRIVER - FHA; COE; Cotton Blossom; Tiger Rag; Gold Card; FBLA; Chorus; COE; Pep Club TIMOTHY CLINTON FERRELL - FTA; Tiger Rag; Gold Card; Varsity C; Track; Football; Student Council LISA JANE FIKE - FHA; Debate; Gold Card; Harlequins; Thespians; Honor Society; Band; Student Council PEGGY LEE GARNER - FTA; FBLA; Gold Card; Harlequins; Thespians: Chorus; Honor Roll PHYLLIS ALBERTA GIPSON 28 LONNIE JOE GLENN JUDY DEVONNE GROOMS - FT A; French Club; Debate; Gold Card; Harlequins; Thespians; Chorus LAWRENCE DALE GUNNELS - COE; Gold Card; Track; Art Club; Band THOMAS MILES HANDFORD CHARLES N. HARDESTY KAREN HARRISON BILLY GENE HAYDEN JR. - FFA; COE; FBLA; Gold Card; Band VIRGINIA GREEN HAYES - Gold Card; Track; Chorus; Pep Club JAN KRISTIE HEDGE - FHA; FBLA; Debate; Harlequins; Thespians; Band; Pep Club; Honor Roll; Student Council; NIKE Club JAMES RICHARD HENDRICKS - Cotton Blossom; Tiger Rag; Gold Card; Harlequins, Varsity C; Football Manager; Photo Club BARRY ALLEN HENSLEY - Gold Card; Harlequins; Thespians; Drama; Student Council; Math Club BILLY JOE HINCHEY - FT A; FFA; FBLA; Tiger Rag; Gold Card; Harlequins; Thespians; Varsity C; Chorus; Football 29 CONNIE SUE HOLDEN - FT A; Tiger Rag; Harlequins; Thespians; Track; Band; Pep Club; Gold Card LYNETTA CARLYLE HOSKINS - FFA; Debate; Pep Club KAREN DIANE HOUSE - FHA; Spanish Club; Gold Card; Band; Library Club CARLA MICHELLE HUTCHISON - Gold Card; Harlequins; Thespians; Honor Society: Varsity C; Tennis Team; Band; Girls’ State; Math Club SONDRA RENEE HUTCHESON - FHA; Gold Card; Honor Society: Art Club; Band; Library Club; NIKE Club VICTOR HOSEA ISOM - FFA; Basketball TAMMY RENEE JARBOE - FHA; Harlequins; Thespians; Honor Society; Band; Pep Club; Honor Roll; NIKE Club GERALD WAYNE JOHNSON - Gold Card; Student Council KIM JOHNSON - FFA; Basketball CHARLES L. JONES - FFA; Gold Card; Track DEBRA KAY JONES - FBLA; Tiger Rag; Gold Card; Harlequins; Thespians; Honor Society; Band; Stage Band; FBLA; Pep Club; Photo Club; Math Club HAROLD KEITH KIMBRELL - Varsity C; Track; Football 30 KENNETH B. KNOX II CHANDRA DEAN LANCASTER - French Club; Gold Card; Harlequins; Thespians; Band; Student Council DONNA JEAN LARRY - FBLA; Tiger Rag; Gold Card; Pep Club JUDY ANN LEE - Gold Card; Chorus; Pep Club MARILYN McLORN CAROL McCOY - French Club; FBLA; Debate: Harlequins; Thespians; Honor Society TAMMY JANICE McCULLOUGH - Spanish Club; Cotton Blossom Queen; Tiger Rag; Gold Card; Harlequins; Thespians: Honor Society; Band HAYDEN MACK McKASKLE - FT A; Spanish Club; Gold Card; Harlequins; Thespians; Honor Society; Varsity C; Tennis; Band; Stage Band; Football WENLAN DAWN McTERNAN - FT A; COE; FBLA; Spanish Club; Cotton Blossom; Honor Society; Band; Pep Club; Honor Roll; Gold Card GLEN WADE MALONE - Cotton Blossom; Tiger Rag; Varsity C; Tennis; Football; Basketball; Student Council; Radio Show TONI JANAE MALONE - Spanish Club; Debate; Harlequins; Thespians; Honor Society; Band; Pep Club VIKK1 MANERS - Cotton Blossom; Tiger Rag; Gold Card; Harlequins; Thespians; Chorus; Pep Club; Student Council; NIKE Club 31 TERESSA LYNN MELTON - FBLA; Harlequins; Thespians; Honor Society: Chorus; Gold Card BARBARA WARD MERIDETH - French Club; Math Club; Harlequins; Thespians; Chorus; Band; Library Club; FTA; Cotton Blossom; Pep Club DAVID K. MILLER - Gold Card; German Club ROBERT LAWRENCE MITCHELL - Sr. Class President; Cotton Blossom; Varsity C; Track; Football; Gold Card; Baseball DANA GAYE MORGAN - FHA; FTA; Tennis; Chorus; Pep Club; Gold Card; Tiger Rag DONA K. MORGAN - FHA; FTA; Tiger Rag; Honor Society; Track; Chorus; Pep Club; Homecoming Queen: Student Council; Gold Card ROBERT EUGENE MORGAN JR. - FFA; FBLA; Varsity C; Band; Football; Gold Card DONALD BYRON MORRIS - French Club; Thespians; Honor Society; Varsity C; Track; Chorus; Football; Basketball; Gold Card DAWN RENEE NELSON - FBLA; Spanish Club; Harlequins; Thespians; Honor Society; Varsity C; Band; Stage Band; Chorus; Tennis; NIKE Club; Gold Card STEVEN RAY NUNNERY - French Club; Harlequins; Thespians; Varsity C; Golf PATRICK SHAWN OATSVALL - COE; Chorus FRANCES COLLEEN ODOM - FTA; French Club; Harlequins; Thespians; Honor Society; Pep Club; Gold Card 32 MARVIN ODOM STEVE E. OWENS - Varsity C; Track; Band; Chorus; Football; Baseball; Basketball; Student Council PAUL ROY PALMER - FFA; Varsity C; Track; Art Club; Football; Softball; Basketball JOSEPH ALLEN PATTILLO - FBLA; Gold Card CHERYL ANN PENDERGRASS - FHA: COE; Cotton Blossom; Pep Club; Gold Card DARLA JEAN PHELPS - FFA GARY WAYNE POUNDER - FBLA; Cotton Blossom; Tiger Rag; Photo Club; Radio Show; Gold Card LEARA ANN PRATHER - FHA; FTA; COE; FBLA; Chorus HOPE RENEE REEVES - FHA; Spanish Club; Cotton Blossom; Harlequins; Thespians; Honor Society; Chorus; Radio Show; Pep Club; Gold Card KATHY ANN RENO - FTA; French Club; Gold Card; Honor Society; Track; Chorus; Cheerleader RICKY LYNN RILEY - FFA; FBLA; Gold Card PATTY ANN RODGERS 33 CATHERINE ANN ROWELL - COE; Tiger Rag; Art Club; Pep Club; Library Club; Gold Card LORR1E SUZANNE SHELL - COE; Cotton Blossom; Chorus; Pep Club; Gold Card EVERNEZZER SIMMONS DANNY W. SMITH - Honor Society; Band; Stage Band; Gold Card LINDA DIANNE SMITH - FHA; Tiger Rag; Art Club; FBLA; Chorus; Pep Club MICHAEL GARRETT SMITH - FFA; Cotton Blossom; Tiger Rag; Varsity C; Track; Football; Basketball; Gold Card TONY ERVIN SOUTHERN ROBERT GEORGE SPENCER - FTA; French Club; Debate; Harlequins; Honor Society; Varsity C; Tennis; Band; Football; Basketball; Gold Card CINDY LEA STEWART - FHA; Cotton Blossom; Harlequins; Thespians; Varsity C; Band; Stage Band; Majorette; Student Council EVA GAIL STRAWN - French Club; Honor Society; Math Club; Gold Card JEFFREY L. STRAWN - COE; Varsity C; Track: Football DONALD CALVIN TALKINGTON -FFA; Art Club; COE 34 AUBREY V. TARPLEY III - Varsity C: Tennis; Track; Football; Basketball ROBERT WAYNE TAYLOR - French Club; Debate; Honor Society; Varsity C; Football; Basketball; Golf; Math Club; Student Council VICTORIA LEE TILLMAN - FBLA; Cotton Blossom; Harlequins; Track; Chorus; Gold Card LISA ANNE TINSLEY - FT A; COE; FBLA; French Club; Honor Society; Band; Gold Card CARL BELT TIPTON - Spanish Club; Harlequins; Thespians; Honor Society; Varsity C; Tennis; Band; Stage Band; Football RAY HAROLD TREECE JR. - FFA; COE; Gold Card; Varsity C; Track; Band; Stage Band; Chorus TERRY ALAN WALDROP - FT A; Cotton Blossom; Tiger Rag; Harlequins; Thespians; Band; Stage Band; Radio Show MICHAEL RANCE WALKER - FFA RICKY ALLEN WALKER - FFA; COE; Gold Card LINDA DARNELL WALTON - FHA; COE; Spanish Club; Cotton Blossom; Chorus; Pep Club; Honor Roll; Gold Card DANNY WAYNE WEBER - FFA; COE; Track MARY FRANCES WELLS - FHA; FFA; COE; Art Club 35 RONALD WELLS - FFA; Basketball DEBRA LYNNE WILLBANKS - FHA; Tiger Rag; Harlequins; Thespians; Art Club; Chorus; Gold Card RITA FAYE WILLIAMS - FFA; Gold Card; Pep Club GLORIA YVONNE WOODS JACQUELINE ANN WOODS - Chorus; Pep Club; Gold Card ELIZABETH JEAN YOUNG - FHA; FT A; Chorus; Pep Club MARK EDWIN MEYER 36 CYNTHIA DORROH Vice President JANE McGRAW Reporter DAVID MALIN President mary McCullough Treasurer Leonard Abbott Ricky Agnew T. J. Alexander Kenny Allen Judy Ashford Tina Baggett Julie Bard Kevin Barnes Omzy Barnett Renee Bennett Robert Bess Dorothy Betz Kathy Bolin Johnny Bostic n 39 Grant Brooks Jimmie Bullington Joe Busby Thomas Camp Bucky Cantrell Danny Cecil Julie Chaffin Dennis Clark Larry Cobb Jimmy Crane Ruthie Cross Putt Cunningham 40 I I Kim Dean Cynthia Dorrah Mary Dorrah Joan Duda Phyllis Fields John Fowlkes Mildred Gilbert Mickey Gillman Herbert Grant Shirley Grant Steve Gubin Cindi Hawke Trey Hayden Debbie Hedge Paul Herran Jimmy Hibbler 41 Richard Hill Tommy Holderfield Ronald Hoskins Sandra Hooker Kay Hogue Carla Johnson Johnny Johnson Sieve Johnson Timmy Johnson Brenda Jones Christy Jones Debbie Jones Donna Kimbrell Cheryl Langford Ricky Ledbetter Francis Littles 42 David Malin Jerry Manners Randy McClendon Ginger McCoy Richard McCoy Mary McCullough I Alton McDade Jane McGraw Joy McGraw Peggy McKee 43 Tami Meals Kevin Meek Marilyn Mills Sharron Mims Ronny Moody Lisa Moore Charlie Oatsvall Mike Onley Lynette Owens Orlando Owens Debbie Parkinson Melinda Pendergrass Jeff Peters Billie Pierce Regie Pitts Shirley Pittman Claude Pittmam Bobby Powell 44 as Herben Smith Pierce Smith Marilyn Rodgers Joel Rollins Linda Shell Willie Simmons Jessie Prather Katie Prather Cheryl Renfroe Gary Riggs Tony Smith Ronny Speidel Johnnie Stepp Lisa Swinney Kathy Taylor Tony Teeter Beth Tillman Nancy Tinnon Wade Tipton Len Townsend 46 Donald Tyes Steve VanAusdall Kenny Vaughn Jeretta Vickers Lisa Waldron Michael Webster Timmy Wells Bridget Wiley Larry Wimberly Danny Worsham Pequita Young Sam Young 47 JO-ANN UPCHURCH Secretary CONNIE GARNER Treasurer 48 BETH STREETE Vice-President r MIKE MITCHELL Reporter Laura Acuff Chris Allen Teresa Alston Victor Alston Karen Ballentine Melinda Bell Tim Bond Margie Bonee Rickey Brandon Doug Brooks Brenda Brown Cleo Brown 49 John Brown Sandra Brown Kelly Bryant Jimmy Cagle Troy Cagle Penny Camp Mack Carter Maxine Carter Tina Carter Charlie Cecil Linda Chunn Mickey Churchill 50 Steve Clayton Mike Coram Clemmie Covington Peggy Covington David Craig Caleb Currie David Currie Andrew Darty Debbie Davidson Cathy Dodd Steve Dotson Terri Dowdle Morgan Estes John Fike 51 Julia Hooker David Hopkins Karen Hopper David House Terri Hughes Robert Hundhausen Sharon Hunt Sandy Hutchison ' II Pearl Isom Scarlett Jackson Karen Johnson Debra Jones Marie Jones Penny Jones Rhonda Jones Tuwana Jones 54 Frank Kasper Kevin Kulpeksa Debbie Lackey Sharon Langford Nickie Lee Patricia Littles Diane McCuthion David McClendon Randy McDonald Wendell McGill Clare McKaskle David Manley Annette Medlin Chris Mehrle i 55 James Mitchell Mike Mitchell Teresa Morgan Philip Morgan Katie Morris Laura Mott Anthony Motion Leroy Mullins Johnny Nelson Getrude Nichols Calvin Oatsvall Cindy Overbeck Laura Pankey Christie Parkinson Gloria Pittman Don Prater 56 Martha Sides Mark Skelton Anthony Smith James Smith Jessie Smith Byron South Denise Strawn Beth Street Johnny Swafford Lou Sykes Roy Sykes Scott Tarpley Arther Taylor Bill Taylor Alton Thompson Russanna Thompson Rosa Thorton Larry Thrasher Laurie Till 58 JoAnn Turner JoAnn Upchurch Jerry Vaughn Jimmy Vaughn V i Karen Wimberly Mark Waggoner Danny Webster Teresa Willbanks Debbie Woods 59 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS KAREN WIMBERLY SUE FIKE Treasurer Secretary 60 Andrew Acuff Melody Adams Randy Allen Connie Anderson Ray Bates Beverly Bard Patty Bell Reggie Bess Brenda Biggs Doug Boyd Linda Boyd Lynn Britton Shelia Britton Kenneth Brooks Curtis Burchard Debbie Burkhart 61 Kathy Busby Pate Cagle John Callens Donna Cecil Sheri Christy Debbie Church David Cook Rhonda Coram Mary Crawford Tommy Cutler Charles Davis Linda Davis Sterling Dawson Cheryl Dean Randy Deadon Randy Duda 62 Chuck Elliot Jo Ann Emery Tameria Englehart Jeannie Ferrell Sue Fike George Gibson Joey Gibson Donna Grays Rosetta Green Scotty Grubbs Ricky Gurley Jerry Harmon 63 Ricky Harris Lynn Harrison Kim Harrison Joe Hayden Lee Ann Hayden Sheri Hill Theresa Hise Clinton Holder Carol Holland Gary Holloway Sibyl Holman Kelly Hudgins Paul Isom JoAnn Jackson Mickey Jean Lisa Johnson Wendy Johnson Jo Dawn Jones 64 Rocky Jones Dennis King Billy Lacey Jackie Langford Kenny Lee Quitman McBride Gayle McDonald Gwin McDonald Dwight McKinney Allison Malin Danny Manners Brian Mathenia Beth Medlin Sandy Medlin Steven Mills Dennis Mitchell 65 Mary Mitchell Steve Mitchum Takella Molten Frank Morgan Laura Moore Mindy Mullins Jabo Oatsvall Douglas Palmar James Perry Greg Peters Terry Pitman Gerry Pounder Ronnie Prather Tammy Pratt Billy Privett Wanda Pruitt 66 i John Ragland Susan Randell Edward Reeves Tracey Redmond Mike Rhinehart Ada Ricks Yuonne Riney Brenda Roberson Benny Jones Dante Santoni Robert Scott Thomas Shell Brad Simmons Freddy Simmons Ruth Singleton Fondra Smith 67 Greg Smith Beth Spencer Preston Stanfill Anthony Stepp Ricky Sweetman Dennis Sykes Donna Taylor Charles Taylor Lisa Tedder Robert Thomas Rosetea Timothy Frank Thrasher Hosea Townsend Perry Traylor Steve Treece Gary Walker 68 Henry Warren Jr. Charles Wells Toni Wells Tim Wheeler Lonnie Wiley John L. Williams Robert Womack Drunita Woods 69 70 71 CL UBS AND 72 OR GANIZA TIONS Student Action Starts With Student Council The Student Council had a successful year with the opening of the student lounge and the starting of a student forum. FIRST ROW, L to R: Steve Owens, Bobby Taylor, Cindy Stewart. SECOND ROW, L to R: Debbie Jones, Tuwana Jones. Cindy Oberbeck, Jane McGraw, Linda Boyd, Tina Baggett, Julie Chaffin, Cheryl Langford, Barry Gubin. THIRD ROW, L to R: Lisa Pierce, Denise Busby, Vicki Manners, Mike Mitchell, Ruth Singleton, Mary Cecil, Kelly Bryant, Edward Reeves, Jimmy Gunnels, Laura Moore, Pate Cagle. BACK ROW, Lto R: Tim Ferrell, Terry Waldrop, Leonard Townsend, Wade Malone, Richard Hill, Jan Hedge, Wendell McGill. Micky Gilliam, Don Tyes. 74 Honor Society Promotes Student Excellence The new Honor Society members: SEATED. L to R: Cindy Ober-beck, Penny Camp, Penny Jones, Karen Hopper, Morgan Estes. SECOND ROW: Judy Grooms, Peggy Gamer, Connie Garner, Christy Parkinson, Beth Street, Johnny Nelson, Barry Gubin, Kelly Byrant, Karen Ballentine, Laura Pankay, Laura Till, Terri Hughes, David House. BACK ROW, L to R: Grant Brooks. Steve Burkhart, Sandy Hutchison, Wendell McGill, Randy McDonald. Mark Waggoner, David Manley, Bobby Ayers. FRONT ROW: Mr. Acery, Kathy Bolin, Carla Johnson, Hayden McKaskle, Dawn Nelson, Bobby Taylor, Mary Cecil, Tammy McCullough, Jane Fike, Debbie Jones (SR), Mrs. Allen. SECOND ROW: Kay Hogue, Teressa Mellon, Debbie Jones (JR), Lesa Tinsley, John Fowlkes, Mary McCullough, Bucky Cantrell, Eva Strawn, Susan Crawford, Dana Morgan, Debbie Parkinson, Sandra Hooker, Hope Reeves, Francis Odom. Jimmie Jean Bullington. Wade Tipton, Toni Malone, Lisa Moore, Mary Dorroh, Kathy Reno, Randy Brantly, Carl Tipton, Steve Gubin, David Malin. THIRD ROW: Wenlan McTernan, Carol McCoy. Tina Baggett, Cynthia Dorroh, Julie Chaffin, Richard Hill, Tammy Jarboe, Don Morris, Joy McGraw, Bob Spencer. 75 Cotton Blossom Crea ting the Yearbook SEATED, L to R: Brenda Jones, Thomas Burch, Vicki Tillman, Donna Kimbrcll. STANDING, L to R: David Malin, Cheryl Pendergrass, Robert Mitchell, Linda Walton, Jim Hendricks, Gary Pounder, Hope Reeves, Wade Malone, Richard Storm, Advisor. 76 77 Future Farmers of America, Learning to Farm for Fomorrow FIRST ROW: John Fike, Bobby Powell, Timmy Wells, Mike Mitchell, Don Talkington, Mickey Jean, Brian Mathenia, Thomas Shell, Joey Gipson. SECOND ROW: Jerry Vaughan, Mickey Churchill, Bob Busby, Ron Hoskins, David Craig, Danny Manners, Jimmy Cagle. 78 FRONT ROW: Sybil Holman, Lynnette Owens, Lesa Cutler, Karen Wimberly, Gertrude Nichols, Mindy Mullins, Janet Gipson. Mary Scott, Brenda Robertson, Sharon Mims, Lisa Johnson, Beth Medlin, Lisa Pierce, Lesa Tedder, Tammy Pratt, Tamara Englchart, Mary Mitchell, Rhonda Jones, Linda Smith, Debra Willbanks, Lisa Swinney, Peggy McKee, Karen House, Arlene Grady, Pequita Young, Cleo Brown, Pat Gibson, Rosetta Green. Future Homemakers of America Keeping Traditions of Homemaking FRONT ROW: Elaine Prather, Carla Johnson, Peggy Covington, Mrs. Pinion, Jessie Prather, Debbie Jones, Debbie Jones, (SIC), Mrs. Crow. 79 Fu ture Teachers of America Tomorrow's Teachers BACK ROW, Left: Jimmie Jean Bullington, Sandra Barnes, Dona Morgan, Mary Cecil, Fran Odom, Hayden McKaskle, Mary McCullough, Julie Chaffin, Mark Dale, Mildred Gilbert. FRONT ROW, Left: Jane McGraw, Christy Jones, Joy McGraw. 80 Check Out Library Club This year Library Club again held the book drive during National Library Week. They also decorated the school Christmas Tree and baked cookies for the teachers' lounge on holidays. BELOW, BACK ROW, Left: Beverly Barb, Judy Roberts, sponsor, Nikki Lee, Carla Johnson. FRONT ROW, Left: Frances Littles, Peggy McKee, Brenda Robinson, Debbie Woods, Sharon Mims, Karen House, Joan Duda. 81 Future Business Leaders of America, Standing Tall Among Clubs SEATED, L to R: Jane McGraw, Peggy Garner, Wenlan McTernan, Debbie Jones (SR), Debbie Hedge, Debbie Jones (JR), Jan Hedge. SECOND ROW: Lesa Cutler, Lisa Swinney, Lynette Owens, Carol McCoy, Vicki Tillman. Dawn Nelson, Mark Dale, Lisa Tinsley, Nickie Lee, Laurie Till, Debbie Woods, Cheryl Renfroe, Robert Morgan, Debbie Larry, Beth Tillman, Donna Kimbrell. Mrs. Chaffin. 83 FIRST ROW: Mark Skelton, Joy McGraw, Kathy Barnes, Tommy Clayton, Garret Smith, Jimmy Hendricks. SECOND ROW: Cindi Hawke, Billie Pierce. Katie Morris, Jeretta Vickers, Dona Morgan, Jimmie Jean Bullington, Debbie Jones, Dana Morgan, Billy Hinchey. THIRD ROW: Linda Smith. Debra Willbanks, Tom Hannford, Lisa Waldron, Beth Tillman, Donna Larry, Kathy Prather, Earline Driver, Celestine Driver. FOURTH ROW: Mark Dale, Melinda Pendergrass, Kittrell Brewer, Terry Waldrop, Don Tyes, Tim Ferrell, Mr. Storm. 84 Giving the School News Is the Tiger Rag Staff 85 Varsity C Promotes Athletics FRONT ROW, Lto R: Keith Kimbrell, Cathy Dodd. Jimmie Jean Bullington, Mary Lynn Dorroh, Lisa Moore, Carla Hutchison, Dawn Nelson. Julie Chaffin, Steve Gubin. Jim Hendricks. SEATED. L to R: Steve Johnson, Wade Malone, Robert Morgan. T. J. Alexander, Johnny Nelson. Bobby Taylor. Carl Tipton. Putt Cunningham, Robert Mitchell. STANDING. Lto R: Garrett Smith. Denny Cain, Buddy Knox. Randy Brantley. Arthur Taylor. Kevin Meek. Leonard Townsend, Don Tyes. Tim Ferrell, David Boyd, Steve Burkhart. Calculating Their Own Is Math Club SEATED: David Malin, David Manley, Andrew Darty, Laura Pankey. STANDING: Doug Brooks, Debbie Parkinson, Laurie Till, Kaihy Bolin, Debbie Jones. Christie Parkinson, Mrs. McKillip, Mr. Miller. 87 Harlequins Thespians Present Polished Drama $ H iviii.j A S!ii)v Wiilwnt MAKE-UP . Is Lib 5 8 BS r; O',I To,isl T Q I T M mt FIRST ROW: Terri Dowdle, Mary Hendricks, Vicki Tillman, Mary Lynn Dor-roh, Bucky Cantrell. SECOND ROW: Mark Dale, Connie Holden, Terry Waldrop, Larry Thasher. FIRST ROW: Mr. Mitchell, Joann Upchurch, Billy Hinchey, Carol McCoy, Wade Tipton, Judy Grooms. SECOND ROW: Don Morris, Tonya Hatch, David Currie, Cynthia Dorroh, Linda Shell. Hope Reeves. Peggy Garner, Carl Tipton. Jane Fike. THIRD ROW: Denise Busby. Mary Cecil, Barry Hensley. Jan Hedge. Renee Bennett, Tammy McCullough, Julie Chaffin. Sandra Hooker, Barbara Merideth, Vicki Manners, Toni Malone. 89 Vive La French Club BACK ROW, Left: Lisa Moore, Cynthia Dorroh, John-Mark Fowlkes. THIRD ROW, Left: Linda Dorroh, Laura Moore, Kathy Busby, Edward Reeves, Don Morris. SECOND ROW, Left: Jeanne Ferrell, Kathy Bolin, Dante Santoni, Kelly Byrant, Ruth Singleton, Morgan Estes, Karen Ballentine. Paula Kirtley, sponsor. FRONT ROW, Left: Bucky Cantrell. Lisa Tinsley. Mary Cecil, Debbie Parkinson. 90 91 Makes Foreign Language Fun Spanish Club FIRST ROW: Barry Gubin. Gertrude Nichols, (seated) Laura Pankey, Leann Hayden, Allison Malin, Gwyen McDonald. Jo Dawn Jones. SECOND ROW: Mr. Durham, Larry Wimberley, Kenny Brooks, Steve Mills, Tuwana Jones, Penny Jones. Gayle McDonald, Cheryl Dean, Tracey Redmond. 93 c cr SEATED, L to R: Debbie Jones, Beth Tillman, Donna Kimbrell, Melinda Pendergrass, Cindy Oberbeck, Dorothy Betz. STANDING, Lto R: John Fowlkes, Tereasa Weber, David Malin, Mark Waggoner, Mr. Storm, Larry Thrasher, Mark Dale. 94 FIRST ROW: Lynetta Hoskins, Bobby Taylor, Cynthia Dorroh. SECOND ROW: Toni Malone, Mary Lynn Dorroh, Jan Hedge, Carol McCoy. Deba te The Voice of C.H.S. 95 ON FLOOR: Teresa Alston, Cynthia Dorroh, Denise Busby, Maxine Carter, Diane Busby, Cheryl Renfroe, Kathy Reno. 96 SEATED. L to R: Linda Boyd, Diane Busby, Julie Bard, Mr. Durham. STANDING, L to R: David Malin, Andy Acuff, Gerry Johnson, Thomas Burch, Doug Brooks, Johnny Bostic. German Class A New Encounter for CHS Students 98 66 C.H.S. In Concert Radio Staff SEATED. L to R: Hope Reeves, Joy McGraw. STANDING: David Malin, Thomas Burch, Gary Pounder, Mr. Storm. 101 Mixed Chorus Enjoym en t for All Ages STANDING ON FLOOR, L to R: Gertrude Nichols, Donna Cecil, Katie Morris, Dana Morgan. Kathy Reno, Mrs. Masters, Billy Hinchey. Cindy Oberbeck, Penny Camp, Danny Webster, Caleb Currie, Mary Hendricks, Mindy Mullins, Patty Bell, Karen Wimberly, Joann Upchurch, Peggy Covington, Morgan Estes, Steve Owens, Brenda Robertson, Tuwana Jones, Christy Parkinson, Celestine Driver, Mary Crawford, Don Morris, Tony Teeter, Wanda Rittenberry, Jay Spicer, Mike Webster, Dona Morgan, Judy Grooms, Mary Cecil, Carol Rogers, Debbie Woods, Mike Corram, Orlando Owens, Jackie Wright, Pearl Isom, Sterling Dawson, Rickey Harris, Randy Brantly, Jim Crane. 102 (5 School Year Begins as Students Register The school year began with the long and tedious registration process. A late August heat wave and an inoperable air conditioning system compounded the hisery of students and teachers alike. Below: CHS Principal Joe Parkinson confers with student council president Steve Owens (left) and vice-president Tim Ferrell (right). Below right: CHS juniors Steve Cubin, Mickey Gilliam, and Wade Tipton await Parkinson’s final approval and signature of their schedules. Bottom: Kathy Bolin (left) and Bucky Cantrell register for fall classes as Basketball Coach Hugh James looks on. 106 CHS students and former students alike gathered in the gym early in September to pick up their copies of the COTTON BLOSSOM annual. The 1975 edition, the first produced under the guidance of Richard Storm in his capacity as journalism instructor, incorporated several changes in the book, including more advanced layout and a journalistic approach toward the COTTON BLOSSOM’S content. Above, left: Jimmie Jean Bullington, Ricky Riley and Tim Ferrell receive their copies of the yearbook from Linda Walton. Center: Tina Wilson looks at the 1975 COTTON BLOSSOM. Above, right: Advisor Richard Storm (left) Jim Hendricks . and the paperwork involved in distributing yearbooks. £ CD cr o o x- o a. 0) § 107 School spirit, a commodity that had been noticeably absent from CHS during the past, returned to the school with increased student participation in the annual spirit week competition. Right: Members of the sophomore class during the yell competition. Below, left: A cross section of the crowd during the spirit assembly. Right: Using a polycontrast filter, a balcony view of the crowd during the spirit assembly. 108 SCHOOL PRIDE RETURNS DURING CHS SPIRIT WEEK Left: The sophomore class during the cheering competition. Below. The seniors grabbed the stage and never relinquished it during the spirit assembly. During the week-long floor decoration competition between members of the various classes, the Seniors jumped out to an early lead in the point standings, followed closely by the freshmen, while the sophomores and juniors floundered. After the yell competition, the seniors seemed assured of winning the class spirit award, but, unknown until later, the senior class had been disqualified on a technicality which was never fully understood, and the freshmen won by one point. 109 Each year, the various clubs and organizations at CHS compete in a car decoration competition prior to the annual homecoming parade. Using a variety of materials and a wide range of ideas, the results are usually as diverse as the participants themselves. The only common bond between the competitors was a general effort to present the opponents in that night’s game, the East Prairie Eagles, in as disfavorable a fashion as possible. Left: FHA's entrant in the contest. Below: The winner in this year’s competition, the French Club entrant, featured a Tiger in an empty Eagle's nest. CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS COMPETE IN HOMECOMING PARADE no Peggy Garner (left) Tammy Meales and the FBLA car. Below: Juniors assemble their entry during the noon hour. Band Continues to Improve That CHS band returned to prominence during the 1975-76 school year, thanks largely to the innovations of band director Harold Ford. In addition to altering the band's halftime show, Ford divided the group into two sections, concert and campus bands. Assignment to the groups was based on musical ability. Right: Beth Streete, (left) Penny Jones and Mary Ellen Crawford march during one of the band's parade performances. Above: Before one of the band's concert performances, the entire band practices in the gym. 112 in 1976 Above, left: Robert Morgan performs the unenviable task of carrying the base drum. Below, left: Dawn Nelson was drum majorette for the CHS band during 1975-76. Below: Quitman McBride plays the tuba during the Christmas parade. 113 The CHS stage band fulfilled a different type of musical function. The group performed at halftime during basketball games in addition to participating in several contests, both at the district and state levels. One section of the stage band, the saxaphone quartet, received a superior rating at the state competition for sax ensembles. The stage band music was a blend of contemporary, pop, and big band sounds as compared to the more traditional material performed by the marching and concert bands. Right: Members of the stage band following a halftime performance. Below: Trumpet players Doug Boyd (left) Denny Cain and Stage Band Sound of Its Own 114 Kiircll Brewer rehearse during class. Top: One half of the saxaphone quartet, Hayden McKaskle, (left) and Terry Waldrop perform their parts of a number. Center: Quartet members Mary Ellen Crawford and Cindy Stewart await their cues while scanning their music. Left: Another view of the stage band during a practice. 115 Chris Merhle (left) and John Bosiic await the bell. J16 The typical day in the life of a CHS student begins early each morning with the incessant ringing of the alarm clock or the ear-shattering scream of your mother to get out of bed - or else. Rather than risk bodily injury, you usually complied, and after a rushed breakfast, found yourself once again at school, waiting for the bell to ring and your so-called education to start anew. Above: A gathering of sophomores around the trash can in front of the gym. Left: A re-occurring trio, Billy Hayden, Tom Burch and Connie Holden. 117 Assemblies Entertain and Enlighten In an attempt to provide the student body with some degree of cultural entertainment and enlightenment, the CHS student council scheduled contract assemblies at various times during the school year. However good their intentions, more often than not, it seemed, the so-called entertainment left the audience fidgeting in their seats and counting the minutes until the program would end. During some of the more unforgettable moments, students watched an alleged psychic conduct experiments in ESP, and another guest blow a horn that resembled a bent downspout. Above, righi: David Malin (right) on the trombone and friend prepared for a duet. Below: Steve Owens introduces a guest speaker. 118 Opposite page, below: The excitement of several assemblies lulled some students to sleep. Others sought refuge in a magazine brought conveniently to the program. Paul Belluk of the “Up with People troupe entertained during the Cotton Blossom assembly. Below: Buffalo Bill demonstrated the use of the bullwhip and trickshooting in a western-oriented program. Below, right: The Black History Week featured spiritual music. 119 Beset by dwindling attendance and pressing financial problems, the annual Cotton Blossom Dance was far from a resounding success, leading many persons to question the future of such events both at CHS and other schools. Only 75 couples attended the event this year, the lowest number in recent memory, and as a result the dance ended with a net deficit. The Journalism Department later sponsored a student-faculty volleyball game to alleviate debts incrued by the dance. The few couples who attended the affair watched as Miss Tammy McCullough was crowned COTTON BLOSSOM queen for 1976. She succeeded Miss Carletta Young in ceremonies during the dance. Above right: COTTON BLOSSOM queen Tammy McCullough and her escort, Mark Meyer. Right: Three escorts for the COTTON BLOSSOM court. From left, they are. Paul Palmer. Darryl Young, and Denny Cain. 120 Above: Kim Johnson (right) during the dance. Above, right: Robert Mitchell and his date, Janis Bennett, pose for the photographer. Right: Reigning Cotton Blossom Queen Carletta Young crowns Tammy McCullough as the 1976 Colton Blossom Queen. SHO WBOA T SETS SCENE FOR COTTON BLOSSOM DANCE 121 The 1976 Cotton Blossom Candidates and their escorts. They are from left to right: Miss Dana Morgan and Wendell McGill, Miss Earline Driver and her escort, Paul Palmer: Miss Tammy McCullough and Mark Meyer, Miss Wenlan McTeman and her escort, Denny Cain: Miss Carol McCoy and Kim Johnson. 122 Miss Tammy McCullough 1976 Cotton Blossom Queen 123 124 Lunch Hour Provides Relief From Boredom The bus drivers keeping up with the routine. Tommy Clayton relaxes and enjoys a friendly letter. Student leave campus at the onset of lunch hour. A favorite spot among malingerers was the corridor between the band room and the gym. If all else failed, you could spend lunch with your lady love. After a morning of cramming your cranial cavity with knowledge and other such tiresomeness, there came that time of renewal and rejuvenation known as lunch when one feasted upon such culinary delicacies as the cold bologna sandwich, the hamburger, and that eternal pleasure of the palate - the hotdog. The eating process was usually somewhat hurried, however by the abbreviated lunch period, so that dinner usually resembled one long gulp. (burp) When you returned to school, preferably before the first bell rang, there was always a bevy of things to do, including smoking various substances in your car, loitering, and attempting to sneak past faculty members before the recognized and accepted time to go to your locker. 125 r rD S3 The CHS Drama Department, under the direction of Neely Mitchell, Jr., presented Cheaper by the Dozen, a nostalgic comedy by Frank Gilbreth and Ernestine Gilbreath Carey about the adventures of a large family during the 1920's, and featured Hayden McKaskle and Carla Hutchison in the lead roles. Below: Hayden McKaskle, Clare McKaskle and Bob Spencer during a dress rehearsel for Cheaper by the Dozen. Bottom: Garrett Smith and Connie Holden perform. 126 Left: Mr. Gilbreath (Hayden McKaskle) conducts an inspection of his children’s fingernails. They are, from left to right, Jo Ann Upchurch. Kelly Churchill, Claire McKaskle, Connie Holden, Denny Cain, Connie Garner, Bob Spencer and John Fike. Above: Mr. Gilbreath, flanked by his wife, (played by Carla Hutchison) expounds upon the virtues of learning a foreign language while taking a bath. Below: Makeup and the actor’s appearance is an integral pan of any production. Here, Penny Jones fixes Carla Hutchison's hair to help transform her into the role of Mrs. Gilbreath. 127 Math teacher Mrs. Rose McKillip votes. TOWNSEND; TIPTON WIN SCRACE 128 Members of the Junior Class vote. Outgoing student council vice president Tim Ferrell oversees this year's elections. New SC vice-president Wade Tipton (left) and council president Len Townsend. 1975-76 Student Council President Steve Owens introduces the candidates. This year’s student council elections featured the eternal confrontation of male versus female. When it was over Len Townsend and Wade Tipton had defeated Jimmie Jean Bullington and Cynthia Dorroh. 129 The 1976 Junior-Senior Prom was executed around the central theme of Moonlight and Roses.'' For the second consecutive year, the dance was held in the new gym, presenting numerous difficulties for the planners of the event in construction and decoration of the building, but the end result was generally well received by those who attended. The decorations featured a flowered arch or portal through which each date and her escort passed during the grand march, as well as a lighted fountain, garden and streamers hung from various places around the gym. Above, right: Edward Reeves creates an expression of unknown meaning as his date, Joy McGraw, looks on. Right: Bobby Taylor is apparently more interested in the contents of his glass than Dawn Nelson his companion for the evening. Opposite page, upper left: Debbie Parkinson places crepe paper in the arbor. Right: Several teachers, including Ms. Sandra Barnes acted as chaperones at the dance. Bottom: Couples rehearse for the grand march. Moonligh t and Roses 130 Sets Mood for Prom Each year, at the conclusion of the second semester, the various academic departments of CHS in addition to school clubs and organizations hold an honors assembly, during which outstanding achievement and scholarship by students is recognized and rewarded. This year's program was a two-and-a-half hour assembly characterized by marathon lurches to the stage, endless speeches and a seemingly bottomless supply of awards to be handed out. Several CHS students received scholarships among them Don Morris, who accepted an appointment to the United States Military Academy, and Mary Teresa Ceceil who won a Presidential scholarship to Murray State University, marking the third consecutive year a CHS graduate has won a full academic scholarship to that institution. 132 HONOR DAY RECOGNIZES THE INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF STUDENTS Above: Cheryl Pendergrass receives a Journalism award for her work on the COTTON BLOSSOM. Opposite page, below: Ruth Singleton won the general biology award. Above, left: Hayden McKaskle receives a $1400 Betty Crocker Future Homemakers Award from Mrs. Porter. Above, left: Four students who survived five years of accelerated math are congratulated by mathematics supervisor James Wilson. Below: Richard Storm awards Tiger Rag staffers Joy McGraw and Debbie Jones. 133 134 Graduation. . of the Beginning 135 Tigers Get Ranking The Caruthersville Tigers ended the 1975 Football Season under Coach Harv Welch with an eight win two loss record to put the Tigers in second place of the Southern Division. For the first time ever, the Tigers received state ranking as well as being the first team to win eight games in a single season since 1944. The Tigers were proud of their victories over Sikeston, Dexter, their traditional rival Hayti, and the big one, a 27-0 victory over Kenneit. The Tigers placed nine members on the All-Conference first team and four on the second team, while four received Honorable Mention. The Tigers also placed four members on the All-District First team and five on the second team. Three Tigers were also picked for the Ark-Mo Super Team of this area, they were: Bob Taylor, Robert Mitchell, and Audie Tarpley. 138 Wade Malone breaks tackles as he heads for the goal-line against Hayti. Coaches Harv Welch. Russ Parker, and Dave Fleer watch anxiously in the game against Sikeston. FIRST ROW. L-R: M. Harmon. S. Tarpley, J. Fike, B. South. K. Kimbrell. J. Gunnels. B. Taylor. H. McKaskle. B. Hinchey. D. Morris D Webster, M. Mitchell. W. McGill. SECOND ROW: D. Cain. T. Teeter. M. Henderson, D. Hopkins, J. Manors, R. Brantley. K. Meek T Camp 1 Busby. M. Gilliam. R. Morgan. M. Webster. S. Owens. D. Williams. C. Tipton. Mgr. W. Tipton. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach R. Parker Head Coach H. Welch. R. McDonald, S. Burkhart, L. Townsend. P. Cunningham. S. Johnson, R. Mitchell. A. Tarpley. T. Clayton. J. Busbv S Hutchi- b'rJc?' T' Ferre11, D- B°yd' K' Kulpeska’ R’ SPiedel p- Smi'h. T. Hayden. J. Bostic. S. Clayton, C. Mehrle, Trainer M. Morgan. Assistant Coach D. Fleer. 0 SEASON SUMMARY In the season opener, the Tigers defeated the Doniphan Dons 14-6. Strawn and Malone scored the touchdowns while Taylor added the extra points in this non-conference game at Doniphan. The Tigers played hosts to Sikeston the following week and defeated the Bulldogs 19-13. Malone, Tarpley and Kimbrell scored the touchdowns while Taylor added the extra point. In their first conference game the Tigers defeated Hayti 20-0 in a rain soaked battle on the home field. Malone, Kimbrell, and Taylor scored the touchdowns while Taylor also added the extra points. The Tigers traveled to Dexter the following week and defeated the Bearcats 27-0. Owens, Tarpley and lohnson scored for the Tigers in this conference game, while Mitchell scored a safety and Taylor added a field goal and extra points. In their third conference game the Tigers played hosts to Malden and defeated the Greenwave 38-0. Mitchell, Townsend, Owens and Webster scored for the Tigers while Taylor added a field goal and five extra points. The Tigers lost their first game of the season the following week to the Illmo-Scott City Rams. Taylor kicked a field goal and two extra points, while Tarpley and Owens scored the touchdowns. In the annual Homecoming game the Tigers lost to the Conference Winner East Prairie Eagles by the score of 27-14. Malone scored the touchdowns while Taylor added the extra points. The Tigers traveled to Portageville the following week and defeated the Bulldogs 14-8. Tarpley and Malone scored the touchdowns and Taylor added the extra points. Playing their final conference game of the season, the Tigers traveled to Chaffee and defeated the Red Devils 25-0. Owens. Tarpley, Kimbrell and Townsend scored the touchdowns and Taylor added the extra point. The Tigers ended the season with a bang defeating the Kennett Indians 27-0. Owens scored twice, Townsend and Kimbrell added two others while Taylor kicked the extra points. 139 Tigers Roar to State Malone quick-kicks out of danger against Illmo-Scott City. Strawn heads for the goal-line against Doniphan. Strawn picks up a first down against Malden Townsend takes the hand-off from Tarpley for a big gain against Chaffee. The Tiger defense swarms this weary Dexter back. Rankings With 8-2 Record The Tiger Defense makes another goal-line stand against Sikeston. Tarpley hands off to Owens for a first down against Portageville. V k X? The Tiger defense stops this East Prairie back for a short gain. 141 The Tiger offense charges off the line against Kennett. . V. 's Finish Strong Miichell rounds ihe end for another big gain against Malden. Hopkins is stopped behind the line by Sikeston. The Tiger defense converge on this Gosnell back. The Tiger defense prepares to stop this Malden back for a big loss. With 5-2-1 Record The Tiger defense prepares to down this Kennett back. Caruthersville 18 South Pemiscot 0 Caruthersville 0 at Kennett 0 Caruthersville 18 Portageville 20 Caruthersville 24 at Malden 14 Caruthersville 0 Sikeston 12 Caruthersville 14 Kennett 8 Caruthersville 28 at Gosnell 6 Caruthersville 32 at Portageville 0 � P70irn Webster catches a pass for a first down against Gosnell. 143 Dona Morgan Crowned Homecoming Queen MISS KATHY RENO escorted by Mr. Randy Brantley. MISS CARLA HUTCHINSON escorted by Mr. Hayden McKaskle. MISS CINDY STEWART escorted by Mr Audie Tarpley. MISS DAWN NELSON escorted by Mr. Bob Taylor. MISS DONA MORGAN is crowned 1975 Homecoming Queen by Mr. Robert Mitchell. 145 A Teamers Find FIRST ROW, L-R: S. Gubin. M. Webster. R. Brantley. S. Burkhart, G. Smith, D. Tyes, J. Craine, S. Johnson. B. Spencer. Coach Buddy James. A Teamers '76 A Team Scores SOUTH PEMISCOT INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Tigers 49 at Gosnell 69 Tigers 43 Senath- Tigers 67 Cooler 56 Homersville 59 Tigers 81 at South Pemiscot 65 Tigers 54 at Hayti 83 Tigers 64 at Delta C-7 67 Tigers 60 Sikeston 71 Tigers 62 Twin Rivers 66 EAST PRAIRIE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Tigers 56 at Kennett 99 Tigers 58 East Prairie 63 Tigers 59 East Prairie 63 Tigers 74 Special School COUNTY TOURNAMENT Dist. 47 Tigers 80 Delta C-7 69 Tigers 53 Senath- Tigers 54 Hayti 69 Hornersville 79 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Tigers 50 Popular Bluff 54 Tigers 41 Dexter 73 Tigers 63 at Malden 80 Tigers 76 Special School Dist. 46 Tigers 53 at North Pemiscot 79 146 Opponents Tough in '76 The Tigers talk it over before the start of the East Prairie Game. Knox heads for the goal against Twin Rivers. 147 Johnson makes two free throws against Cooler. 148 B Teamers '76 FIRST ROW, L-R: Coach R. Parker, J. Gunnels, A. Harris, W. McGill, F. Kasper, S. Holland, T. Cagle, C. Coverington, D. Webster, Carter, R. McDonald, A. Motion, C. Mehrle. B Team Scores Tigers -51 at Hayti 70 Tigers -64 Sikeston 57 Tigers --66 Senath-Homersville — 51 Tigers —31 Popular Bluff 69 Tigers 62 at Malden 68 Tigers 70 Special School Dist. — 46 Tigers 48 at North Pemiscot 59 Tigers 48 at Gosnell 50 Tigers 43 Cooler 62 Tigers 79 at South Pemiscot 53 Tigers 52 at Delta C-7 55 Tigers -63 Twin Rivers 60 Tigers 59 at Kennett 40 Tigers -59 East Prairie COUNTY TOURNAMENT 55 Tigers 48 North Pemiscot 57 B Bailers Build Gunnels makes this layup against Popular Bluff. Mehrle prepares to make a rebound against Cooter. 150 Molton out jumps his man for the ball against East Prairie. for Better Times The Tigers lalk it over before the start of the second half against McGill makes this jump shot against Cooler. Twin Rivers. 151 Track Team Finishes FIRST ROW, L-R: M. Webster, S. Owens, D. Morris, H. Warren, K. Kimbrell, W. McGill, H. Treece. B. Farmer. S. South. M. Henderson, O. Owens. SECOND ROW: H. Smith, K. Meek, D. Tyes, K. Kulpeska, G. Smith, L. Allen, R. McDonald, D. Boyd, B. Simmons, D. House, M. Harmon. Smith strides in the long jump. Kimbrell finishes strong in the 440. Treece places first in the mile run. 152 Smith and Henderson crosses the finish line in the 2-mile run. Second in Conference Allen strides in the 100 yard dash. South clears the bar in the pole vault. Tyes throws a 54' 9 in the shot-put. Simmons finishes strong in the 2-mile relay. Boyd places second in the shot-put. Webster places third in the triple-jump. Baseball Team Enjoys First FIRST ROW, L-R: R. Mitchell, D. Gunnels, B. Knox. D. Cain, O. Owens, R. McDonald, D. Webster, S. Burkhart. SECOND ROW: M. Webster. H. Smith. J. Gunnels, A. Tarpley, J. Peters, S. Owens, T. Teeter. Caruthersville 5 Twin Rivers 9 Caruthersville 6 Campbell 5 Caruthersville 2 at Bemie 4 Caruthersville 1 Hayti 0 Caruthersville 9 at Charleston 8 Caruthersville 2 Gideon 5 Caruthersville 2 at Senath 1 Caruthersville 6 Blytheville 5 Caruthersville 6 Lilbourn 12 Caruthersville 2 Kennett 1 Caruthersville 7 at Holcomb 1 Caruthersville 11 at North Pemiscot 1 Caruthersville 2 Twin Rivers 1 Caruthersville 11 at Campbell 4 154 Season With 10-4 Record CHS PITCHERS Dennis Cain Steve Burkhart Wins - 1 Losses - 1 Innings Pitched - 11 Base on Balls - 9 Strike Outs - 11 Wins - 0 Losses - 2 Innings Pitched - 8 Base on Balls - 14 Strike Outs - 4 Buddy Knox Wins - 7 Losses - 1 Innings Pitched - 52 Base on Balls - 26 Strike Outs - 61 Tony Teeter Wins - 1 Losses - 0 Innings Pitched - 15 Base on Balls - 9 Strike Outs - 19 BATTING AVERAGES NAME AT BATS HITS Jeff Peters 3 2 Larry Wimberley 4 2 Robert Mitchell 39 19 Buddy Knox 33 12 Mike Webster 32 11 Steve Burkhart 19 6 Steve Owens 29 8 Danny Webster 23 6 Jimmy Gunnels 33 8 Herbie Smith 13 3 Orlando Owens 23 5 Tony Teeter 20 4 Dale Gunnels 17 2 Dennis Cain 14 1 Randy McDonald 5 0 Audie Tarpley 12 0 AVERAGE .666 .500 .487 .364 .344 .316 .276 .261 .242 .231 .217 .200 .108 .072 .000 .000 155 Golf Team Up to Par FIRST ROW, L-R: C. Cecil, S. Dotson, T. Bond, C. Davis. SECOND ROW: R. Hill, T. Hayden, B. Taylor, A. Taylor, B. Taylor, Coach B. James. SEASON RESULTS Kenneu Them Malden Us New Madrid Us Popular Bluff Us Sikeston Them New Madrid Us Malden Them Kennett Them Cape Central Them Sikeston Them Popular Bluff Us 156 Bob Taylor lees off against New Madrid. Season at 9-4 Cain returns one against Kennett. Cunningham hits one back against Chaffee. 157 FIRST ROW, L-R: C. Tipton, K. Allen, P. Stanfill, J. Nelson, S. Gubin. SECOND ROW: Coach B. James, R. Brantley, W. Malone, J. Gunnels, J. Ragland, P. Cunningham, B. Spencer. Gunnels serves one against Chaffee. Tennis Team Finishes Malone slams one back against Dexter Spencer serves one against Malden. Brantley warms up before his match with Sikeston. Gubin stretches to return one against Popular Bluff. SEASON RESULTS Tigers 8 Dexter 0 Tigers 8 Chaffee 0 Tigers 6 Kennett 3 Tigers 7 Malden 0 Tigers 3 Popular Bluff 4 Tigers 4 Sikeston 5 Tigers 9 Malden 0 Tigers 8 Kennett 1 Tigers 4 Cape Central 5 Tigers 4 Sikeston 5 Tigers 8 Chaffee 1 Tigers 8 Popular Bluff 1 Tigers 8 Jonesburo 1 Tipton jumps high to return one against Malden. 158 Junior High Athletics FIRST ROW, L-R: J. Hayden, D. Palmer, R. Harris, B. Simmons, B. Ross, C. Davis. J. Perry. S. Dawson. J. Miller. SECOND ROW: Coach Boyd, P. Stanfill, R. Scon, 0- McBride, D. Cooke, P. Isom, P. Traylor, F. Morgan, R. Prather, Mgr. R. Womack. SCOREBOARD TWIN RIVERS INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Tigers 51 Neelyville 49 Tigers 51 Twin Rivers 55 Tigers 74 Gideon 56 Tigers 50 Hayti 55 Tigers 64 Kennett 47 Tigers 65 at North Pemiscot 45 Tigers 46 Gideon 39 Tigers 56 at Hayti 50 Tigers 67 at Gideon 47 Tigers 52 Portageville 50 Tigers 50 at Kennett 57 Tigers (A) 67 at Malden (A) 52 Tigers (B) 32 at Malden (B) 24 POPULAR BLUFF INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Tigers 41 Hayti 51 Tigers 36 Kennett 38 Tigers (A) 39 Popular Bluff (A) 61 Tigers (B) 28 Popular Bluff (B) 52 Tigers (A) 57 Malden (A) 50 Tigers (B) 48 Malden (B) 24 159 Brings New Dimension . . . FIRST ROW, L-R: H. Warren, G. Gibson, K. Lee, R. Prather, G. Holloway, J. Ragland, F. Simmons, D. Cooke, P. Traylor, P. Cagle, P. Stanfill, 0 McBride, F. Morgan, G. Smith. SECOND ROW: Coach Boyd, D. Boyd, S. Dawnson, R. Sweetman, R. Womack, C. Davis, B. Simmons, D. Palmer, R. Harris, D. King, J. Oatsvall, Mgr. C. Burchard, Coach Louder. SCOREBOARD Caruthersville 20 Kennett 16 Caruthersville 30 at South Pemiscot 0 Caruthersville 0 at Blytheville 26 Caruthersville 0 at Sikeston 16 Caruthersville 12 Hayti 14 Caruthersville 36 East Prairie 12 160 to C.H.S. Sports FIRST ROW, L-R: Coach R. Parker, T. Height, L. Harrison, R. Prather, F. Morgan, G. Holloway, R. Scott, C. Burchard, H. Townsend, 1. Ledford, Coach F. Boyd. SECOND ROW, L-R: M. Jean, G. Gipson, D. King. S. Dawson. J. Oatsvall, R. Harris, K. Lee. B. Simmons, D. Boyd, R. Sweetman. SCOREBOARD Sikeston Indoor Invitational Fourth Tri-Meet Kennett Second Kennett Invitational Fourth Poplar Bluff Invitational Third Dual Meet Kennett Second J.V. Conference First Kennett Conference Fifth Girls Track Team FIRST ROW, L-R: J. Turner, R. Singleton, C. Oberbeck, M. Mullins, D. Kimbrell, L. Amerine, S. Hill, M. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: T. Jones, J. Bullington, D. Morgan, W. Pruictt, S. Hooker, K. Dean, M. Pendergrass, J. Bard, E. Simmons. M Morgan places first in the softball throw. Hooker places first in the shot. Kimbrell practices hard for the 880 run. 162 Competes for Second Year 440 relay team L-R: T. Jones. M. Mullins, S. Hill, M. Mitchell. w Simmons leads the group in practice. Bullington places second in the shot put. Singleton finishes strong. 880 relay team L-R: R. Singleton, W. Pruiett. L. Amerine, S. Hill. Tigerettes Raise Rackets Penny Jones concentrates on returning the ball against Cape Central. Cathy Dodd warms up before her match with Kennett. Mary Dorroh smashes one back against Popular Bluff. 164 Beth Streete trots off the court after her match. to End Season 6-3 FIRST ROW. L-R: B. Spencer, D. Morgan. C. Dodd. SECOND ROW: L. Boyd. B. Streete. P. Jones, Miss Johnson. J. Chaffin, M. Dorroh, C. Hutchison, J. Bullington. Dana Morgan gets ready for her match with Sikeston. SEASON RESULTS Caruthersville 11 at Kennett 0 Caruthersville 5 Cape Central 6 Caruthersville 7 at Sikeston 3 Caruthersville 6 Popular Bluff 5 Caruthersville 7 at Dexter 3 Caruthersville 8 Kennett 4 Caruthersville 2 at Cape Central 7 Caruthersville 6 at Popular Bluff 4 Caruthersville 5 Sikeston 7 165 Student Directory Allen, L.: 152, 153 Ayers, B.: 75, 27 Barnes. D.: 27 Barnes. K.: 84, 27 Berry, J.: 27 Bess. S.: 27 Boyd. D.: 139, 141, 86. 27Jk 138, 140, 152, 153 Jk Brantley. R.: 75. 103,J139, 141, 147. 148, 145, 158, 157, 86. 102. 27 j Brewer, K.: 84. 27, 114, 115 Brown, P.: 27 Bruton, M.: 27 Burch. T.: 76. 931 100, 27. 44 Burrus, A. Busby. D.: 97, 74, 89. 96, 127 Busby. Da.: 97. 96. 99, 98, 27 Grooms, J.: 103. 75 102, 29 Gunnels, D.: 29. 158 Hanford. T.: 84, 29 Hardesty, C.: 29 Harrison, K.: 29 Hayden. B.: 29 Hayes, V.: 29 Hedge. J.: 74. 82, 99. 95, 29 Hendricks, J.: 84. 76. 107, 77, 56. 29, 107 Hensley, B.: 89, 29 Hilbum, D.: 29 Hinchey, B.: 103, 84, 171, 139, 89, 102, 29, 138 Holden. C.: 89. 30, 126. 127 Hoskins. L.: 95, 30, 99 House. K.: 79, 81. 30 Hutchison, C.: 165, 145. 86. £ 82. 30 Maners, V.: 31, 74, Melton, T.: 75, 32 ■ erideth. B.: 32 Meyer. M.jll4. 32. 122, 12P, 121 Miller. Mitchell. R.: 76. 139. 154. 145, 86. 32, 158 Morgan, D.: 75, 103, 84, 165, 32 Morgan. D. K.: 75, 103, 84. 144, 48. 80, 102, 32 Morgan, R.: 86, 82, 113, 32 Morris. D.: 90, 75, 103, 139, 89. 103, 32 Nelson, D.: 32, 86, 75, 145, 32 Nunnery. S.: 89, 32 Oatsvall. P.: 32 Odom, F.: 32. 80, 75 Busby. B.: 139. 78. 27 Burkhart, S.: 139, 141, 147, 154. 155. 86f 75. 27. 58. 146 Cain. D.: 6. 141. 139. 154, 155. 157, 86. 101, 114. 28. 122, 120 Campbell. R.: 28 Cape hart. T.: 28 Cecil. M. 90. 83. 103, 74. 75, 80. 39i 102, 28 Chitman. C.: 28 Crawford. S.: 75, 28 Clayton, T.: 84, 139. 28 Cobb. J.: 28 Dale, M.: 94. 84, 80, 82, 89. 28 Do Wolff, C.: 28 Driver. C.: 103, 34, 102, 1037 28 Driver. E. 121. 84, 102, 28. 119. 122 j Ferrell. T.: 84. 106, 107, 139. 74. 35. 28. 107, 146 Fike. J. 33, 75. 89. 28 Garner. P.: 83, 75. 82, 89, 28 Gipson. P.: 79, 28 Hutchison, R.: 30 Odom. M.: 33 Isom, V.: 30 Owens. S.: 106, 139, 141. 134, 74. 102, 3irjq8. 153 Jarboe, T.: 30, 75 Johnson, G.: 7, 98, 30 Johnson. K.: 30, 121 Jones, D.: 83. 94, 84, 74, 75. 87. 82. 30 Jones. C.: 30 Kimbrell. K.: 139. 86. 30, 139. 140, 152 Knox. K.: 154, 147, 31. 155, 86 Lancaster. C.: 31 Larry. D.: 84, 82, 93, 31 Lee, J.: 31 Palmer. P.: 33. 122, 120, 121 tamillo, J.: 33 ■Bgrass, C.: 76. 33, 41 Phelps, D.: 33 Hnder. G.: 76. 77. 101. 38 BFra ther 33Ml H Rcl - kReeves, H.: 75, 89, 100, 33 tno, K.: 75. 97, 145, 96, Riley. J.: 33 Riley. R.: 107, 33 Rodgers. C.: 33 McLom, M.: 31 Rodgers. P.: 33 McCoy, C.: 75, 6, 82. 89. 99. 31 Rowell, C.: 34 McCollough. T.: 75. 89. 3U|S Shell, L.: 34 122, 123 Simmons, E.: 34 McKaskle. H.: 75. 140 39rjj 145. 80. 31. 115. 126® 1 Sims, C.: 34 ft 127. 138 g, Skelton. L.: 34 McTernan. W.: 75, 31, 122 | ■Smith. D.: 34. 114 I 121 Smith,X.: 79. 84. 34 Malone. W.: 76. 7. 138. J Smith, G.: 84. 147. 146. 34 140. 153. 77. 74. 86, 101W 148. 86, 34. 107 Glenn, L.: 29 Malone. I . 75. 89. 31. 5 %: • Southern, T.: 34 Spencer, B.: 75, 146, 158, 34, 126, 127 Spicer 102. 103. 34 Sterwan. C.: 6, 145. 74, 34. 66. 45 Strawn. E.: 75, 34 Strawn. J.: 140, 34 Talkingion. D.: 78, 34 Tar }, A.: 139, 140, 141. 154, 145?36 Taylor. R.: 75, 139cfl45, 156, 74. 35, 86. 99 Tillman. V.: 76, 82, 89. 35 Tinsley. L.: 90. 75, 82, 35 Tipton. C.: 75, 139, 141. 158, 35 Treece, H.: 35, 114, 152 Waldrop. T.: 84. 74. 69. 100, 35, 115 Walker. C.: 35 Walker. R. K.: 35 Walton. L.: 76. 35. 107 Weber. D.: 35 Wells, M.: 35 Wells. R.: 36 Willbanks, D.: 79, 84. 36 Williams. D.: 139, 141, 36 Williams, R.: 36 Woods. G.: 36 Woods, J.: 36 Young. E.: 36 S E N I O R S Abbott. L.: 39 Agncw. R.: 39 Alexander. T.: 86, 39 Allen, K.: 157, 39 Anderson. R.: 39 Ashford. J.: 39 Baggett, T.: 74, 75. 39 Bard, J.: 98. 39 Bames, K.: 39 Barnett, O.: 39 Bennett. J.: 89, 39 Bolin, K.: 75, 90. 67, 87. 91 Betz. D.: 94. 116 Bostic, J.: 142, 139, 98, 99, 39 Brooks, G.: 40, 75 Bullington. J.: 75. 84, 164, 165.40 Busby, J.: 40 Camp, T.: 139, 143, 40 Cantrell, B.: 90, 89, 75, 40 Cecil, D.: 40 Chaffin. J.: 90, 74, 86, 89, 75. 165 Clark. D.: 40 Cobb. L.: 40 Crane. J.: 146, 102. 103, 40 Cross, R.: 40 Cunningham. P.: 142, 137, 139, 86,40 Curtis, M.: 40 Culler. L.: 79. 80, 82. 40 Dean. K.: 41 Dorroh, C.: 75, 190. 67, 40. 41 Duda, ].: 81. 41 Fields. P.: 41 Donoh, M.: 75, 164. 67, 40. 89. 96. 41 Fowkles, J.: 94. 75. 90 Gilbert. M.: 41 Gilliam. M.: 106, 143, 139, 74. 41 Grant. H.: Grant, S.: Gubin. S.: 75. 106, 158, 146, 41 Hawke, C.: 84. 41 Hayden. T.: 158, 139. 41 Hedge, D.: 82. 41 Herren, P.: 41 Hibbler. J.: 41 Hill. R.: 75. 158, 74. 42 Houge. F.: 42 Holdfield. T.: 42 Hooker. S.: 75, 89. 42 Hoskins. R.: 78. 42 Hoge. K.: 75. 42 Jackson, J.: 42 Johnson. C.: 42 Johnson. S.: 146, 148. 139, 140, 86. 42 Johnson, T.: 42 Jones, D.: 79. 75. 82. 42 Jones, M.: 42 Kimbrell, D.: 94. 76, 82. 42 Langford, C.: 74. 42 Ledbetter. R.: 101. 42 Littles, F.: 81, 42 McClendon. R.: 43 McCoy, G.: 43 McCoy. R.: 43 McCullough, M.: 43, 75 McGraw, J.: 74, 82, 43 McGraw. J. Y.: 43. 60. 84, 75 McKee. P.: 79. 81. 43 Maners, G.: 142. 139, 43 Malin. D.: 94. 75. 87. 76, 118. 77. 43 Meales, X.: 75, 83, 43 Meek. K.: 139, 141. 86. 152 Mills, M.: 44. 39 Mims. S.: 79. 81. 92. 44 Moody, R.: 44 Moore. L.: 75. 90, 86. 44 Morgan, R.: 44 Oatsvall, C.: 44 Onlcy. M.: 44 Pengrass. V.: 94, 84, 86, 44 Owens, L.: 79, 82. 44 Owens, O.: 154, 102, 103, 152, 44 Parkinson. D.: 75. 90, 67, 44 Parrot. M.: 44 Peters, J.: 154 Pierce, B.: 84, 44 Pittman. C.: 44 Pittman, S.: 44 Pitts, R.: 44 Powell. B.: 44. 78 Prather, J.: 79. 45 Prather, K.: 84, 45 Renfroe. C.: 82. 96. 97. 45 Riggs. G.: 45 Robinson, J.: 45 Rodgers. M.: 119, 76, 45 Rollins. J.: 45 Shell. L.: 89, 45 Smith, H.: 154. 152 Smith. P.: 139, 145. 45 Spiedel, R.r 46. 141. 139, 140 Swinney. L.: 79, 82, 46 Taylor. K.: 46 Teeter. G.: 154, 139, 102, 46 Tillman. B.: 94. 84, 82. 46 Tipton. W.: 75. 106, 6, 139. 116. 46 Townsend. L.: 4. 139, 141, 65. 74. 86. 46 Traylor. K.: 46 Tyes, D.: 84. 147, 146, 141. 139, 108. 47 Van Ausdall. S.: 47 Vaughn, K.: 47 Vickers. G.: 84. 47 Waldron. L.: 84, 47 Webster. M.: 142. 154, 146, 47 Wimberly. L.: 93, 47 Wells. T.: 78. 47 Worsham. D.: 47 Young. P.: 79, 47 Young. S.: 147. 102. 103, 47 Johnson. J.: 47 Wiley, B.: 47 Simmons. W.; 45. 102. 103 Stepp. J.: 46 J U N I O R S Acuff. L.: 49. 103 Allan, C.: 49 Alston. T.: 49, 97. 96 Alston. V.: 49 Ballentinc. K.: 49. 79. 90 Bell. M.: 49 Bond. T.: 49. 156 Bonee . M.: 49 Brandon. R.: 49 Brooks. D.: 49. 75, 87. 98 Brown. B.: 49 Brown, C.: 49. 79 Brown, J.: SO Brown, S.: 50 Bryant. K.: 50, 74. 75, 90 Cagle. J.: 78. 50 Cagle. T.: 50, 149. 151 Camp, P.: 50. 75. 102. 103 Carter. M.: 50. 149 Carter. M.: 50. 96. 97 jm Carter. T.: 50 Cecil. C.: 50, 156 Chunn, L.: 50 Churchill. M.: 50. 78 Clayton. S.: 51, 118. 139 Coram. M.: 50, 101, 103 Covington, C.: 51, 149 Covington, P.: 51, 79, 102, 103 Craig, D.: 51, 78 Currie. C.: 51. 102, 103 Currie. D.: 51. 89 Dany. A.: 51, 87 Davidson. D.: 51 Dodd. C.: 51. 86. 164. 165 Dotson. S.: 51, 156 Dowdle. T.: 51 Estes. M.: 51, 75. 90. 102. 103 Fike, J.: 51. 78. 127. 139, 142 Foster, G.: 52 Fox. G.: 52, 112 Gamer, C.: 52, 75, 127 Gipson, J.: 52, 79 Grady. A.: 52. 79 Grant. R.: 52. 79 Grays, C.: 52 Grooms, D.: 52 Gubin. B.: 52. 74. 75. 93 Gunnels. J.: 51, 149, 74, 139, 150, 151. 157 Hall. J. W.: 52 Harmon. M.: 53, 139, 152 Hatch, T.: 53. 74, 89 Hendson. M.: 53. 139, 142, 152 Hendricks. M.: 53. 89, 102, 103 Hicks. A.: 53 Hill. T.: 53 Holland. S.: 53. 149 Holmes, D.: 53 Hooker. J.: 54. 103 Hopkins. D.: 54 , 75. 139. 142, 143 Hopper. K.: 54, 75 House, D.: 54. 75, 152 Hughes. T.: 54. 75 Hudhasen. R.: 54, 40 Hunt, S.: 54 Hutchson, S.: 54, 75, 142, 158 Isom, P.: 54, 102, 103 Jackson, S.: 54 Johnson. K.: 54 Jones, D.: 54, 72. 102. 103 Jones, M.: 54 Jones, P.: 54. 75. 113. 164, 165 Jones. R.: 54. 79 Jones. T.: 54 Kasper. F.: 55, 78, 149 Kulpeksa. K.: 55 139, 143, 159 Langford. S.: 55 Lee. N.: 55. 81, 82 Littles. P.: 55 McCtcheon, D.: 55 McClendon, D.: 55 McDonald, R.:55, 75, 142. 143. 149, 151. 152, 154 McGill. W.: 55. 74. 75, 142, 143, 145. 139, 151. 121. 122. 152, 153 McKaskle, C.: 55, 112 Manley. D.: 55. 75, 87 Medlin. K.: 55 Merhle, C.: 55 Mitchell. M.: 56, 74. 78. 139, 142 Morgan, T.: 56 Morgan. P.: 56. 78 Morris. K.: 56, 84, 102, 103 Mott, L.: 56 Motion, J.: 56, 149, 156, 151 Mullins, L.: 56 Nelson. J.: 56. 157. 186 Nichols. G.: 56. 79. 102, 103, 119 Oatsvall. C.: 56 Oberbeck. C.: 56, 74, 75, 102. 103. 119 Pankey. L.: 56. 75. 87, 93 Parkinson, C.: 56, 87, 102. 103 Pittman, G.: 56 Prather, D.: 56 Prather, E.: 57, 79 Prather, W.: 57 Riley. K : 57 Risncr. V.: 57 Ritberry, W.: 57. 102, 103 Ross, M.: 57. 79 Sides. M.: 57 Skelton. M.: 57. 84 Smith, A.: 57 Smith, J.: 58 Smith. J.: 58 South B.: 58. 118, 139. 142| 152. 153 Strawn, D.: 58 Streete, B.: 58. 75, 112, 113, 164, 165 Swofford. J.: 58 Sykes. L « 58 Sykes. R.: 58 Tarpley, S.: 58, 139, 142 Taylor. A.: 58. 86, 156 Taylor. B.: 58 Thompson. R.: 58 Thornton. R.: 58 Thrasher, L.: 58 Till. L.: 58 Turner, R.: 59. 127 Upchurch. J.: 59, 89. 102. 103 Vaughan, J.: 59 Vaughan. J. Y.: 59 Wimberly, K.: 59 Waggoner. M.: 59, 75. 94 Webster. D.: 59, 102. 103. 139. 142, 143, 149. 150. 151 Willbanks. T.: 59 Woods, D.: 59, 94 Powell. J.: 57 Holmes. C.: 119 Elliott. J. Clifton, D. Bess. R.: 49 Amerine, C. Farmer. B. Acuff, A.: 61. 98 Adams. M.: 61 Allen, R.: 61 Anderson, C.: 61 Bates, R.: 61 Bard. B.: 61. 93 Bell. P.: 61. 102, 103 Bess, R.: 61 Biggs, B.: 61 Boyd, L.: 61. 165. 74. 98. 99 Britton, C.: 61 Britton, S.: 61 Brooks, K.: 61. 193 Burchard. C.: 61, 160 Burkhan. D.: 61 Busby. K.: 62, 90 Cagle. P.: 62. 160, 74 Cullens. )y 62 Cecil. A.: 62, 102 Church. D.: 62 — lurch ill. K.: 62. 127 ke|D.: 62. 159, 160 Cram. R.: 62 Crawford. M.: 62, 1 Cutler. T.: s 6. 160, 159 Green. R.: 63 Gurley, R.: 63 Hall. H.: 63 Harmon. J.: 63 Harrid, R.: 63, 159, 160, jp 102, 103 Harrison, K.: 64 Harrison. K.: 64 Hayden, J.: 64, J Hill. S.: 64 Holder, C.: 64 Holland. C.: 64 Holloway, G.: 64, 160 Holmon, S.: 64, 79 Hooks. B.: 64 Hudgins. K.: 64 Isom. P.: 64. 1591| . Jackson, J Jean. M.: 64. 78 n, L t’i Davis. L.: 62 Dawson, S.: 62, 15 102. 103 Dean, C.: 62. 93 Deaton, R.: 62 Dorroh, L.: 62, 90 Duda, R.: 62 Emery, J.: 63 Engelhart. T.: 63. 79 Ferrell, J.: 65, 90 Fike. S. : 63 Jtaes, J. D.: 64, 93 Jones, R.: 65 King, D. Lacey, B.: Langford. J.: 65 § Lee. K.:j65, 160 Mitchum. S.: 66 Motion. T.: 66 Morgan. F.: 66. 159, 160 Moore, L.: 66 Mullins. M.: 66. 79. 102, 103 Oatsvall. A.: 66, 160 Palmer, D.: 66. 159, 160 Perry, J.: 66, 159 Peters. G.: 66 Pierce, L.: 66, 74. 79 Pittman, T.: 66 Pounder, G.: 66 Prather. R.: 66, 159, 160 Pratt, T.: 66 Privett, B.: 66 Pruitt, W.: 66 Ragland. J.: 67. 157, 160 Randall. S.: 67 Reeves, E.: 7, 74. p0 Redmond, T.: 67, 92, 93 Ricks. A.: 67 Riney. Y.: 67 Roberson. B.: 67. 79. 81. Rogers. E.: 67. 102. 103 Taylor. C.: 68. 156 Tedder. L.: 68. 79 Thomas. R.: 68 Timothy, R.: 68 Thrasher, F.: 68 Townsend. H.: 68 Traylor. P.: 68. 159 Treece. S.: Walker, G.: 68 Warren. H.: 69. 152, 160 Wells. C.: 69 Wells. T.: 69 Wheeler, T.: 69 Williams, J.: 69 Womack, R.: 69, 159 Woods. D.: 69 _ Woods, L. : 69 WrighT, J.: 69. 102, 103 Young. L.: 69 J Gibson, G.: 63, 7 Gibson, P.: 63 McBride, Q.: 65. 15; McDonald. G.: 65 McDonald. G. wl 65. 93 McKinney. Malin, A.j Maners, D.: 65, 78 MatlJPnin, B.: 65. 73 Matlock, J.: 65 Medlin, B.: 65. 79 Medlin. S.: 65 Miller, J.: 65 Mills. S.: 65. 93 Mitchell. D.: 65. 159 Mitchell. M. 66 Ross. B.: 67, 159 udnick. R.: 67 ni. D.: 67, Scott, R.: 67. 151 Shess, T.: 67. 78 | 67. 160 Smith. F Smith. G.: 68. 160 Spencer. B.: 68, 165 Stanfill, P.: 68. 157. 15 160 Sweetman, R.: 68. 160 W i i f F ■US : e 0 s H iB 9. M 169 Where shall we go, And why should we go there? To the ends of the earth To see what’s to show there. If go then I must, Pray, what shall 1 be then? You'll be happy to know We all will be free men. I'm scared and afraid For I cannot hide fear. Then quiet your qualms. I'll walk by your side here. Charles David Malin 170 .’WWW