Crossett High School - Termite Yearbook (Crossett, AR)

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MW I 6. Y , 'xx 1' F Bend Goes to Cotton Carnival The CHS Marching Band under the direction of Mr. Watson and Drum Major Overtis Hicks traveled to Memphis to participate in the Cotton Carnival, May 12 and 13. The band marched in the Children's Parade in the rain and the Grand Carnival Parade while in Memphis. A lot of free time was devoted to shopping centers and, without fail, the zoo and their ever- faithful animal friends. They also attended a Jazz Festival in the Memphis Colosseum. Left: Mr. Watson's antics on the bus going to Memphis. Below: CHS Marching Band in formation in Memphis. sr Spring - 19

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Eagleites Dance in Oriental Gardens ln the Spring of '72 the Eaglettes held their annual dance to the theme of Oriental Gardens. The Royalty was chosen by the Eaglettes: Susan Hudgens - queen, Gail Gard- ner - princess, and Sandra Fanner was chosen lady- in-waiting. A song was provided by Ricky Holi- man, Eva Johannson, Larry Morse, Diane Turner, and pianist Linda Baxley. The dancing music was played by Bandersnatch from Monroe. Clockwiseg Madrigal quartet adds variety. Bandersnatch in action. Royalty: Susan Hudgens, Gail Gardner, and Sandra Farmer. 18 - Spring H ae- MW

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Seniors Celebrate HA Time for Usi' The 1972 Seniors selected A Time For Us as the theme of the Senior Prom and Banquet held at the CHS cafeteria in May. Enter- tainers were Tim Howington, Marvin Harris, Madrigals, Junior waitresses, and The House. The seniors voted for Lynn Noble and Mike Andrews to reign as king and queen of the event. The offi- cers ofthe Senior class, Bill Crain, Linda Nichols, Jeannie Ferrell, and Diane Burgess, took part in the program. 19 ir Q 4 S I QQ! ' i N 4' er r W f 'u n' E! ee,g,n 3 N 3' is Qu ' i ist -rli , .lic 1 iitgz. Y 2 in iw 1 ,. any' .ix , gk .14 L :viwxl Lk bm 20 - Spring ,N