Decatur High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Decatur, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

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The class is made up of 27 seniors - 13 of which have been together since the lst grade fthe original 13 we call themj. Between money making projects, working in the senior booth and skipping classes most of the seniors were pretty busy. With the Senior trip and Graduation the highlights of the Senior year, anxiety and impatience grew to know no bounds among every Senior. Senior Class Officers Finis Wilmoth- President Lex Meighs- Vice President Melvin Higby- Secretary Nancy Ha rrington- Treasurer Steve Amos- Reporter Donna Hoffman-Historian Kenny Russow- Pa rlia me nta ria n TONI BRANDON - Toni is the kind of person who helps where she's needed. Active in the Library Club, the Bulldog Scene, and volleyball, she just enjoys being around people. STEVE AMOS - Steve is a very outspoken guy who'll justify anything. His scholastic ac- hievements, as well as his ability in baseball and basketball make him a creditable young man at DHS. ,TAN AUSTIN - J an is a pacesetting person. Whether she's on the basketball court or in typing class, her constant involvement in activities shows her school spirit and her interest in DHS. LELAND DENARD - Leland's desire to learn mixed with his strange questions, has created many an interesting discussion in class. Whether it's band, baseball, or the annual staff he likes to be involved and hopes, someday, to gain a PhD. in Nuclear Physics. GALEN EMBERS - A very industrious person is Galen. As an active member of FFA, he has won various awards for his ability. He's always around when good advice is needed. RONALD FOREMAN - Ron is a well liked per- son around DHS. Known for his leadership in football and basketball, he was honored by being chosen All-District and All-State Line- backer. His capabilities are typical of the class. MIKE FURROW - One of the most fun-loving guys at DHS, whenever there's a party he'll be 'round. To his classmates he's big in heart, for his love of fun is typical of any Senior. DENNIS GUNTER - Though Dennis isn't a- round all the time his presense is still felt. His liveliness is attributable to his great sense of humor and he is liked by all. RONNIE GUSS - Ronnie is one of the more quite guys of the Senior class. He likes to be busy if he can, and he is called the candy man by the Seniors because of the great numbers of candy bars he sold for the class. PAM GARCIA A very pleasant girl Pam IS noted for that little bit of extra effort she gives when playing basketball or working rn class She made All Distrlct for her basketball effort JACKIE HAWKINS Jackie is Just about the livliest person in the Senior Class Her spirits are always high and she would brighten up anyone s day. She s also known as a top knotch player on the Sr Girls Basketball team. NANCY HARRINGTON - One of Decatur High's outstanding students, she is active in many school activities, including FHA, the Bulldog Scene and Student Council. Nancy also won the Miss Betty Crocker award for her cooking and homemaking ability. KENNY HARRINGTON - Kenny has quite a sense of humor, which, mixed with his foot- ball ability, has gained him many afriend- ship at DHS. He's known by his classmates as Alva. I- MELVIN HIGBY - Melvin is one of the best loved seniors at DHS. A very popular guy, he was chosen Mr. DHS and FHA Beau. Known for his dress and football ability, his high esteem is in the best of regards for all. DONNA HOFFMAN - Chosen as Decatur's Junior Miss for 1973, Donna's bright charm and her charismatic ways make her awonder- ful addition to the senior class. She was FHA President this year and hopes she did herbest. CLS--' t - C, JANIS MASON - Janis is a new member of the Senior class and we are happy to have her as a part of us. Always willing to help with anything, her congenial smile makes her a warm person to have as a friend. LEX MEIGS - Lex is a very amusing fellow to have around. A tough player in any ball- game, Lex can make even the meanest indi- vidual a friend. He'l1 be remembered by the Senior class til its dying days. BEVERLY MILLER - Bev is a tiny little gal who's got a lot of energy. As a cheerleader she was constantly cheering for the team showing her school spirit. Her spirit is the kind of pride that makes the Senior class and DHS both winners. KENNY RUSSOW - Kenny is just another of those great Superdogs 72 who showed skill on the field. Known by all as Rooster, his jovial attitude and cheerfulness help the Seniors pass the day happily. MELINDA SMITH - Honey isaverysincere gal. Whether she's dedicated to someone or something, she'll see it through to the end. Loved by all the gang for her good cheer, she was very active in class and she was FTA President. TERESA SMITH - Teresa is the kind of per- son who lets everyone know what she thinks. She really kept the class going at times when the chips were down. Her uncanny sense of humor will be well remembered by all. DENISE SOUPJOHN - Our lovely Football Queen for 1972 was Denise. Her warm smile and carefree personality were the heart of the Senior Class. MIKE STELLMON - Red to his friends, Mike is agreat guy to have around. He's active in school and out, and with his bubbling personality you know he' s around. uP'? RANDY TAYLOR - A lively person whenever there's anything going on, Randy likes to play football and basketball. DEANNA TURNER - A girl with a great sense of humor, Deanna is active in FHA and likes to play basketball. FINIS WILMOTH - Finis is quite a guy to have around. Senior class president, he spends his time between football and his work after school. Helpful in whatever way possible, Finis plans to work in computer programming. KENNY WILMOTH - Although this is Kenny'S first year in our class, he's become one of us as if he'd always been. Kenny's desire to finish school at DHS sets a good example for all students. Would you believe that this is a busy day in typing class? Senior Class Favorites Lex Meigs Honey Smith rs sw , 1 ' in ar' Q It 1 ul, ,',. L X - gli' s if is Q 5 if X 35 A . Ms: rs-- .E ,, K, L B . ,, so s of sreo sf: - ii: ,ir . . ..,- U s UNI ORS Class Officers 1. to r. Leroy Duncan - President Paula Wilmoth - Treasurer Jerry Meeks - Secretary Viah Goodlett - Reporter Bobby Austin - Vice-President Keith Addington Donnie Anderson Bobby Austin Tim Becker Julie Brown Debi Cochran CLASS OF '74 The Juniors - feeling higher and mightier with every day, just waiting for the day when they take that first step to begin their life as a senior, Cla ss Favorites Paula Wilmoth Bobby Austin David Cook Brenda Dill Leroy Duncan Viah Goodlett Kent Guthrie Mike Hawkins Kenny Johnson Karen Knox Teresa Lamphear Bill McCollum Debbie McLaughlin Gerald Meeks Pam Mitchell Billy Montgomery Larry Moore Vickie Reed Clara Reneau Glenda Smith Suzanne Stuckey Barbara Wilmoth i,, Paula Wilrnoth Karen Wilrnott Debi Wilson '6- The Juniors as they really are! E H w U Class Favorites Roger Jackson June Brewer Jeff Amos Janice Austin Rhonda Austin Twila Austin Dennis Bradley June Brewer Pam Browers Renee Carlson Kenny Carter Estela Chacon URE Class Officers 1. to r. sitting Pam Browers-Parl. Rhonda Perkins- Vice- President Rhonda Austin- Reporter standing Sherry Hunt- Sec. Donnie Tucker- President Twila Austin- Treasurer Steve Deharsh- Parliarnentarian Steve Deharsh Darrel Denard Sharon Embers Ronnie Fuinte Debbie Fulghum Emmie Hamilton Sherry Hunt Roger Jackson Deanna Kennicutt Debra Moore 1 Gary Ryan Charlotte Shannon Mike Stuckey Donnie Tucker Brenda Tusinger Diane Wilmoth Debbie Patton Rhonda Perkins Terry Redmond Thomas Wilmoth Cheryl Wing Larry Wing PRESHMEN Class Officers 1. to r. Jim Dickenson- President Kim McCollum- Secretary Dale Russow- Vice- President Kathleen Harris- Reporter Lenny Meek- Treasurer Vickie Millstead- Parliamentarian Russell Swarengin- Parliamentarian Coveta Addington Jack Ball Laneta Cobb Ca rolyn Cochran Kathy Corbin Anita Davis Sheryl Denard Jim Dickenson Mike Duncan Lorenzo Garcia Glenda Guss William Hamilton Tim Harrington Kathleen Harris Perry Herrington Kim McCollum Jim Mason Clara Me-:ham Leonard Meek Vickie Millstead Carolyn Montgomery Ruth Montgomery Carren Netzley Sharron Netzley Bryan Owens Becky Philliber Richard Philpott Sharon Philpott Dale Russow Charlotte Roberts Eddie Scott Lavon Siler Frank Smith Randy Smith Mark Stave Russell Swarengin Mark Sweetland Rusty Taylor .Amy Melody Van Dyke Carla Wilmoth Class Favorites Carla Wilmoth Jim Dickenson EIGHTH Chuck Brandon Eldon Carlson Tricia Clagg Donna Clark ' .5- Steve Cook Randy Cox Chris Crowley John Dill i gf Debbie Edwards Richard Folker Danny Foreman Tammy Fulghum Class Officers 1. to r. Craig Stellmon President Mary Raper Secretary Teresa Janes Treasurer Brenda Patton Reporter Billy Patton Vice President GRADE Class Favorites Ikie Owens Teresa Janes Virginia Gallagher Neil Golden Craig Goodlett Steve Greenhaw Sandra Hamilton Patty Hawkins Sandy Hunt Teresa Janes Timmie Knox Mark Marquess Pam Millstead Gena Mitchell .og i'iXa.q Ikie Owens Billy Patton Brenda Patton Wanda Philpott Wayne Philpott Mary Raper Lenville Scott Lloyd Smith Robert Smith Terry Smith Steve Smith Bobbie Sourjohn .Tim Stacy Craig Stellmon Ricky Weeks Mary Williams Arthur Wilmoth Dawn Wilmoth Donald Wilmoth Ronnie Wilson EVE TH GRADE Class Favorites Jay Lee Gaye Swarengin ,,., . W 2-J' in .--naw Lynn Addington Pat Allen Kim Bradley Edna Branharn Joe Britton Danny Clark Kevin Cook Leslie Corbin Danny Davis Mark Davis Mike Davis Karen Dill Troy Dill Diane Edlin Carla Edwards Keith Edwards Rodney Garrett Becky Gunter Terry Guthrie Danny Harrington David Hawkins Tami Hedricks Terri Hedricks Shawn Hodges Tammy Kinsey Jay Lee Beth Leeman Janet Mecham Valerie Montgomery Betty Moore Jerry Neuwirth John Parker Richard Patton Stephen Payne Joanie Perkins Paula Riddle Florence Shannon Craig Stave Gaye Swarengin John Turner Joe Webb Johna Webb Bruce Wilkins A1155 Class Officers 1. to r. Joanie Perkins Secretary Carla Edwards Treasurer Gaye Swarengin Vice President Lynn Addington Reporter Jay Lee President Jerry Neuwirth Sgt. at Arms S D17 AROU .iq 'lil +5 f N f, Q cyl, ,z,:xau.s ,L , K ,v-.- :,.7l7'1 . vi, ' 1 - ff j,-am - 1 -X K ,:1,,'w1 ,QQ y' -' -f , .x x.ghk-'NA' if ii ,M - rw, ff. 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STFLSQQAQ,-,7I'w2 5 Sgfillx ' ff fB,1f' to , e,I i ?: 4 , D CAT RSCHOO S' ADMINIS T RA T10 1314:-gt, W The school board and superintendent have the important job of seeing that the school is run properly and efficiently, so that a student may get the best education possible. They provide the rules and regulations for the student and always try to keep in close contact with the school body. They should be given an award for their patience and indulgence. Mr, Ronald Smead Superintendent of Schools Mr. Stuckey, helping the seniors in the concession stand at basketball games. Board Members 1. to r. Mr. Bob Meek Secretary Mr. R.C. Goodlett Me-is Mr. Dean Browning President Mr. James Stuckey Dr. Ed N. McCollum ,...-A Vice- President ina Alma Perkins - School Secretary helpful to all the many students as well as the ad- ministration, even with her busy schedule. Roy Foreman - School Counselor, Typing, and Business. sa-N ' W. -ad' 'S Mr. ,T ack Brown Principal 8: Sr. High Football Coach. One of his happy moments of silence, away from all of the hectic noise created by the students. Norma Jane Wilmoth - aide to Mrs. Perkins and the faculty. M,,,1,,w++s'm Mike Kinsey is the Music and Band Director. s Kathy Johnson teaches Biology, Che- mistry, Science, and Girls P.E. gi? David Holcombe teaches Science, Agricul ture and Cooperative Education. Loretta Denard is High School Librarian and also teaches Junior High English. Don R. Dickson - Senior High English Mary Walker - Home Economics and Consumer Ed. Marvin Franks - Algebra, Math and Geometry. E A Kathleen Franks - History and Social Studies Max Wilkins - ball and Track. Boys P.E, and Science, Coach - Football, Basketball, Base- Y or SCHOOL EMPL 0 YEES Efficient Un The fob School Bus Drivers l. to r. Elzy Webb IJ. Thompson Johnny Webb David Holcombe Not Shown Marvin Franks Jack Brown Whether it be taking students to and from school, preparing the day's meal, or cleaning up after a bunch ofmessy' kids at the end of the day, this is all part of being a member of the Decatur SchoolSy'stem. To see a smile on a child's face is payment enough for them when they know they ve done a day's job Well. Donna Stacy Mary Clark School Janitor - Gary Singleton Though only a few are shown, all were really working to help prepare the noon-day meal. Cooks - Hazel Cantrell Thelma Wilmoth 'ff .'I,'IN ,Aw , , MIPS- f' '- mix wx :Ig I-a 'I Q I 35' 1 I K . I, ' 5 , in eg x 1 -. Q. . ,,xk,. I waging: Lf Xkilim Q' . i1J?.k'k.a -A-,-s'l.3x1.4,EIL,1 H6155 'gg lg-A, ,u34Jl,i 'n4i'1 Q?1'G If f fVf: i2xff5':' v' My 'ring 'HL' 'g i f'wQQ'C',iI5I'f4,f R EW-Q 'f E-II iii. YI?.Xf21k'C12.'23'W I ? I'Iif' 3553554255245 57'I.iS,I,'f'K.E1 24, , s X ,nm 51? . ,T -V LI,,1. Y 3 4. '-MA? 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E4 ' 1325 'Elixir ' S T U D E N T Melvin Higby - Vice President, Nancy Harrington - Secretary, Donna Hoffman - Reporter, Lex Meigs - President The Student Council is made up of members who are anxious to better student relations. They have labored to promote goodwill and interest in school activities among students this year. They sponsored the homecoming parade and dance this year and hope that the spirit they showed will set an example for future members in the years to come. Mrs. Franks was the sponsor this year and she did a greatjob. X r .rxe,,..f,v-wr 'K i 2.4. Q .f -H. lst. row left to right: Lex Meigs, Nancy Harrington, Donna Hoffman, Melvin Higby. 2nd, row left to right: Jan Austin, Ikie Owens, Mary Williams, Bruce Wilkins, Joey Perkins. 3rd, row left to right: Bobby Austin, Viah Goodlett, Jimmy Dickenson, Kim McCollum, June Brewer, Roger Jackson, and Sponsor is Mrs. Franks. ' N ITE D TUD EN T T1 N 1st row - kneeling - Debi Fulghum, June Brewer, Beverly Miller, Donna Hoffman, Brenda Dill, Rhonda Austin. 2nd row - standing - Mike Furrow, Honey Smith, Denise Sourjohn, Toni Brandon, Sponsor, Kathleen Franks, Debbie Patton, Sherry Wing, Twila Austin, Rhonda Perkins. 3rd row - standing - Mike Stellmon, Melvin Higby, Pam Browers, Bill McCollum, Sherry Hunt, Debi Wilson, Janice Austin, Megan Golden, Teresa Smith. The FTA is made up of a group of stu- dents interested in helping improve our school system. They would like to make learning more of an experience to the student, than it has been in the past. They are involved in many educational activities this year and one of the projects they helped with was the money making Halloween Carnival. The pie throw was their pet peeve. Also, they ob- served National Education Week and Teacher Appreciation Day by showing their apprecia- tion of the teaching field. FTA Officers r. to 1. Honey Smith - President Mike Stellmon - Vice- President Denise Sourjohn - Reporter Toni Brandon - Secretary- Treasurer L I B R A R Y Front row - Toni Brandon, Janice Mason, Carol Montgomery, Sharon Netzley, Carolyn Cockran. Second row - Brenda Patton, Dawn Wilmoth, Tricia Clagg, KarenNetz1ey, Kathy Corbin. Third row - Mrs. Denard, sponsorg Randy Cox, Carla Edwards, Debbie Edwards, Gena Mitchell. Exploring The Wide World Uf Books Here are the people who are just beginning to explore the vast, wide world of books. They' keep the library neat and or- ganized and make it possible for the student to use to its full potential and his advantage. Officers First row - Mrs. Denard Sponsor Toni Brandon President Sharon Netzley Vice President Carolyn Cockran Secretary Second row - Brenda Patton Treasurer Janice Mason Reporter Carol Montgomery Historian I 1 1 X P-T10 0 Qi' . 13' fa!! , ,I G , ,N AKPWN' X M 'i .- ' il 9 .,., 9' Q'CUg,1 Being a member of FFA is a growing Experience - the more you' re involved the greater the experience you gain. Besides the annual trip to Fort Smith, where teams judge crops, livestock, poultry, and many other things, the FFA participates in such things as the State and District judging meets and an Agronomy Fair. This year was a lively one, beginning with the booth at-the Benton County F air and the Greenhand initiation Qas you can seep and complete with the Father-Son Banquet. FFA Sweetheart f Paula Wilmoth FFA Greenhand initiation girls. FFA Officers Mike Furrow - Reporter Billy Montgomery - Sentinel Mike Stuckey - Treasurer Galen Embers - Junior Advisor Bobby Austin - Vice President Leroy Duncan - President Keith Addington - Secretary Mr. Holcombe - Chapter Advisor IBA ll .uiilfilllbv 1 4 The Future Homemakers of America has increased in more ways than one this year. By adding a new Homemaking class they have gained about 20 new members. Some of their many projects included a candy booth at the Halloween Carnival, selling Christmas candles and Christmas candy,and givingaChristmas Tea for the teachers and members' mothers. Sponsored by Mrs Mary Walker, the club has gained from her many ideas and her guidance. There are three Chapter Mothers who are also a great asset to the club - Norma Jane Wilmoth, Virginia Harrington, and Evalyn Hoffman, il FHA Beau Melvin Higby FHA 1n action giving a Tea for some FHA Officers sitting Paula Wilrnoth-2nd Vice-Pres. Deanna Turner-3rd Vice- Pres. Donna Hoffman- President Nancy Harrington-lst Vice-Pres. standing Karen Knox- Reporter Pam Garcia- Secretary Beverly Miller-Treasurer Twila Austin- Songleader Pam Browers-Historian Janice Austin- Pianist of Decatur' s citizens. .- n X-Ort I I 0, Q' S ' 3 a , 2 msfhnutfi S 9 I' I I 1, W ' S7- 50 MW 'levi PAPER STAFF SH 0 WS BEGINNING I0 URNA LIS TIC TECHNIQUE Basic technique and skill are the basis of putting out schoolpapers and this is just what the staff editors are trying to do. The greater their experience the greater potential the paper will have. Putting out a paper is strictly' extracurricular on the part of the members and to reach near perfection is their goal. Q., J Members of the paper staff hard at tt work. Q it EDITORS Editor and Chief - seated Nancy Har rington Left to Right Sponsor Don Dickson Cartoon Editor Toni Brandon Fashion and Music Teresa Smith Sports Editor Mike Stellmon Humor Editor Bill McCollum F IRE MARSHA LS Here are just a few of the members who have shown fine examples of be- ing a fire marshal. Through their ef- forts the school is kept ready for evac- uation at all times in case the fire a- larm might sound. The timing they execute and the second they' save in a drill can make the difference in life or death if it came to the real thing some day. Students walking quietly and neatly out of the school build- ing during a fire drill. FIRE MARSHALS Lex Me i8S Melvin Higby Leland DEH-9-Id Kenny Harrington Ronald Foreman Kenny Russow Mike Furrow absent DH BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Mike Kinsey TRUMPETS Leland Denard Dale Russow Mark Sweetland Rusty Taylor Mark Stave Mark Marquess Danny Davis Kevin Cook TROMBONE Mike Stellmon CLARINETS Rhonda Perkins Debbie Patton Mike Duncan Sandy Hunt FLUTES Sherry Hunt Tricia Clagg Janice Austin Pam Millstead Diane Edlin Lynn Addington BA RIT ONE Steve Greenhaw HORN IN F Jay Lee SAXOPHONES Vickie Millstead fBaritoneQ Debra Moore fTenorj Joanie Perkins fA1toy Tammy Kinsey CA1toj PERCUSSION Craig Stave Terry Guthrie Kim Bradley BELL LYRE Terry Smith Band Council 1. to r, Sherry Hunt Debbie Patton Mike Stellmon Rhonda Perkins Vickie Millstead Elementary Band Members TRUMPETS- TROMBONE- BA RITONE- CLARINET- FLUTES - SAXOPHONE- HORN IN F- PERCUSSION Randy Wilmoth Joey Smith Roy Hawkins Darell Philpott John Payne Lorie Clark Billy Hudson Kim Browning David McClellan Donald Crowley Robert Hopkins Laura Harrington Joyce Lee Sarah Sweetland Jeff Cook Karla Edlin Viva Taylor Neva Tucker Debbie Wilmoth Jeannie Crowley Michelle McCollum Brenda Smith Connie Stave Patricia Keenom Kim Guthrie -Mike Millstead Eva Ray Rock Marquess Troy Harrington Steve Van Dyke DECAT R BANDS. A EW BEGINNING The Decatur School Bands, under the direction of Mr. Mike Kinsey have grown immensely, not only in number, but in musical capacity as well. Starting the year off with a Fall Concert, the Band attended Regional Contest at Fayetteville in the Spring and returned with a good rating, which is what all bands try to achieve, if they can and then possibly make the trip to Hot Springs where State Contest Trials are held. Closing the year with their annual Spring Concert, it was an exciting and aspiring year for all, and especially for Mr. Kinsey. h . - 'ist '- , ,, .. r ' V g, . X 4 g W. In . --X - .1 A f. I X ' - ', .7 I JUNIOR HIGH WH019 WHO Though they may not be as well known for their talents as the upper- classmen, they are just beginningg for recognition is not everything. What is important is how they use their ta- lents and ability, so that hopefully each will reach his goal in life suc- cessfully. Grooviest - Best Groomed Randy Smith Carla Wilmoth Ikie Owens si' Kris Crowley Most Athletic - Jim Dickenson Sharon Phi Ipott is-qgffl. ' fr QM: wx:-K. , xi. it E . t, . is ?x 5 is x . S ss K x r - Q' Q X. fa Ai it t 'Qs Biggest Cutups - Vickie Millstead Jim Mason . 'l if '!v Most School Spirit - Bryan Owens Coveta Addington li? -Q., ,- I i - , ,-i , L 2 Hy Cutest - Neil Golden Best A11-Round - Tim Harrington Theresa Janes Kim McCollum Best Looking - Kenny Harrington Paula Wilmoth Best A11-Round - Melvin Higby Viah Goodlett SENIOR HIGH WH019 WHO In the beginning God created his two Very special people, Adam and Eve. Here at Decatur High School, each year, we choose our own very special people, with their special talents, whether they be God- given or self-induced. Their presence here is one of high honor and regard among the students. :L in 1 ff Qi K K sv .. i . . .W l Biggest Cutups - Jackie Hawkins Lex Meigs W Most Athletic - Pam Redmond Leroy Duncan . - ...:. , , ssss A is ,L 4' tr! M . vu-4' O 1 rt. Best Dressed - Steve Daharsh June Brewer fi 'Od' Nl li 4 -1 .li Most Likely to Succeed Nancy Harrington Leland Denard Q ..- 'S Most School Spirit - I an Austin Ronald Foreman THE OUTSTANDING T UDEN T S OF DE CA T R HIGH SCHOOL PR O VIDE G UIDAN CE 62 LEADERSHIP Seniors- - - Nancy Harrington Steven Amos Each year the faculty chooses 2 students from each class who are outstanding in academic achievements. They must be well-rounded individuals who are active in many clubs and associations. These students from grades 7-12 are pictured on the following pages, along with various other honored students from our campus. Whether chosen for their academic or athletic abilities, they set a standard of excellence for our school and are making a meaningful beginning on their lives. Juniors- - - Viah Goodlett Bill McCollum . sig- .. - I 1 . I 3' ' Sophomores-- -Jeff Amos Freshmen- - - Coveta Sddington Cheryl Wing Dale Russow Eighth G1'ade--- Debbie Edwards Seventh Grade--- Leslie Corbin Robert Smith Beth Leeman Q wwmwqcs These football players were chosen for All-District players. This honor means that they are the best in their position in the Ozark Conference. They are - Left to Right - Leroy Duncan, Kenny Russow, Ronald Foreman, Melvin Higby, and Kenny Harrington fnot shownj. The Valedictorian of the Senior Class of 1973 was ,Tan Austin and the Salutatorian was Leland Denard. Q . 3 5 1 'gffihi Q S K h L' f s 3 s srss ' C ' r - 2 All- State Linebacker Ronald Foreman 1 Nancy Harrington was the winner of the Betty Crocker Home- maker Award. This award is given every year to the grad- uating senior girl who shows the greatest ability of being an outstanding Homemaker. , r' M 11. Q- Hmm 'vw . 'Q --gr--.-0 a. ' Higby and Paula Wilmoth. They were Mr. and Miss Decatur High School are Melvin chosen by the student body of DHS on the basis of their outstanding school leadership abilities, as well as their own personal achievements. OUTSTANDI These Seniors were chosen to Electric Conference for Honor man - Jan Austin - Donna Every year a few students from high schools all overthe country are chosen to be honored in an annual each year called Who's Who In American High Schools. TUDENTS These four Seniors were chosen as graduating Honor Students because of the very closeness in their grade point. Jan Austin - Nancy Harrington Steve Amos - Leland Denard DHS at the Empire District at Joplin. 1. to r. 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Together and as individuals they are what make the games worth winning to the guysg and just a part of tomorrow's beginning. CHEERLEADERS are: Debi Fulghum - June Brewer - J an Austin - Beverly Miller Brenda Dill - Paula Wilmoth - Rhonda Austin - Donna Hoffman ff' BL-S l fi r . sas 5 13 SENIOR HIGH FOUTBALL - M72 SUPERDOG 9, The '72 Superdogs had a great season with a '7-1 conference and a 7-2 overall standing. Coached by Head Coach Brown and Assistant Coach Wilkins, the Bulldogs were second in Ozark Conference standings, missing a place in the state berth by only one game - that crucial game with Farmington. Coach Brown said that the gridiron will come back with a greater team in the '73-'74 season and we' re sure he's the one to do it. The goal for next year is, of course, state. With luck and good merits they' 11 be champs again and always. 1972 SEA SON STANDINGS WE THEY Sept, ,8 - 30 Colcord O Sept, 15 - Yellvil1e'+ 0 Sept 22 - Elkins' 6 Sept, 29 - Gentry' 20 Oct, 6 - West Fork' 0 Oct, 13 - Pea Ridge 0 001, 20 Greenland' 20 Oct, 27 Prairie Grove 40 Nov, Farmington' 44 'Conference game +Forfe it COACHES ffar lefty Jack Brown - Head Coach Max Wilkins - Assistant Coach Managers fleftj David Cook Billy Montgomery v Jack Ball S i - Ronald Foreman Melvin Higby Kenny Harrington Galen Embers Senior Senior Senior Senior Quarterback Fullback Center Defensive Center Kenny Russow Mike Furrow Lex Meigs Finis Wilmoth Senior Senior Senior Senior Tackle Tackle Tight End Defensive End Leland Derlatd Randy Taylor Senior Senior Split End End .. J . -V J-f ug., I-BIOY DUHCHU Bill McCollum Larry Moore Keith Addington JUUJO1' Junior Junior Junior Halfback Tackle Defensive Tackle Defensive Halfback Not Shown I Donnie Anderson 6941 Defensive Halfback Kent Guthrie Jerry Meeks Mike Hawkins Junior Junior Junior Ha1fb2iCk Halfback End Roger Jackson Sophomore Quarterback is lx nn i Steve Daharsh Gary Ryan Thomas Wilmoth Donnie Tucker 50Phomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Guard Linebacker Guard Defensive Tackle y 73 Larry Wing Terry Redmond Sophomore Sophomore f if, Tackle Defensive Tackle A T w H OMECOMIN G 972 Flower Girl Crown Bearer Cheryl Lynn Owens Bobbie Jo Meek Queen-Denise Sourjohn Homecoming '72 came with great excitement and alot of anticipation by the stu- dents. To start off the ceremonies, the parade began at 1:00 and traveled from DHS to the bank parking lot downtown, where a gigantic pep rally was held. There was great enthusiasm, as everyone was looking forward to the game, lst prize went to the Sophomores' float for Superdogs '72, and 2nd prize to the Juniors for Sandwich the Blackhawks. The Seniors and 8th grade came up with honorable mention by the judges. That night the Superdogs poured it on the Pea Ridge Blackhawks to win 48-0. Homecoming was topped off by a dance inthe school cafetorium after the game. The success of this year's Homecoming can be attributed to the great spirit shown by students and fans alike in support of our team. Pam Redmond-Senior Queen-Denise Sourjohn Jackie HaWkil1S'3eHi0f escorted by Senior-escorted by escorted by Galen Embers Lex Meigs FiI1iS Wi1H10Ih Suzanne Stuckey-Junior Paula Wi1motl'1'Iunior Viah Goodlett-Junior GSCOII-Leland Denard escort-Ronald Foreman escort- Kenny Harrington The 1972 Homecoming Queen and her royalty in all their splendor and beauty. A very magnificent year for the Bulldogs with such lovely girls to Support them. All were es- corted by the Senior players, fglo 2 iaiifv . ?'e'5i'i7?f Twila Austin-Sophomore June Brewer-Sophomore Sherry Hunvsophomofe escorted by escorted by esccfned-by Mike Furrow Kenny Russow Melvm Hlgby it 'QI I 'le . U V. 4 .fig F , fl 'Q X wr. 'Y , . ' -I, is , A . g:j'..',. KS , K 'W' ew. -.'-'Vfi Q if .lust some of the pictures of the great homecoming game. 010 ff :N id 4 S Q I E. t ' Lmhx ' mmh' ' F .. r ere we Q3 . f' Sy 55' i k...k X. L: . ' ' Mx 1 e fig? .r iffi - -. :- . 355 N, , Y 'X g- E ' W ' fl L--. . 'k A R -eff. T' R! 4 M Q., tx Q xx l , ,, wa ,Q ,.x E X X ' Tl. , Super-dogs '7'2 - lst place Sophomore float 1 Junior Float - Runner up, Senior Float - Honorable mention, Better luck next time, Q. ,,., , Mm. S M lst row 2nd row 3rd row 4th row JR. HIGH FOOTBALL - Jerry Neuwirth, Craig Stave, Johnny Turner, Jay Lee, Leslie Corbin, Danny Harrington, Bruce Wilkins Terry Guthrie - Richard Philpott, Ronnie Wilson, Terry Smith, Mike Stave, Tim Harrington, Danny Foreman Jim Stacy Lloyd Smith - Steve Smith, Craig Stellmon, Robert Smith, Billy Patton, Ikie Owens, Mark Marquess Randy Cox Craig Goodlett - Jackie Wilmoth, Randy Smith, Bryan Owens, Jimmy Dickenson, Russell Swarengin, Dale Russow Leonard Meek Ab sent - Jim Mason and Steve Greenhaw The Junior High team had a fairly good year this season w1th a 5 3 record It all took guts on the boys' part and that's one thing they didn't lack With the help and great coaching of Max Wilkins they did their best and came in 2nd in conference next to Farmington. 1972 Us 14 Prairie Grove 24 Mount ainbu rg 2 8 Elkins 3 0 Greenl and 28 Pea Ridge 2 O West Fork 8 Farmington 2 8 Gentry Main- String Backfield Jimmy Dickenson Tim Harrington Randy Smith Bryan Owens X Main-String Offensive Line 1, to r, Leonard Meek Jackie Wilmoth Billy Patton Robert Smith Steve Smith Ikie Owens Dale Russow Main-String Defensive Line-up L to r. lst row Leonard Meek Mike Stave Jackie Wilmoth Craig Stellmon Bryan Owens 2nd row Ikie Owens Randy Smith Jimmy Dickenson 3rd row Dale Russow Tim Harrington Russell Swarengin Second-String Offensive Line-up 1, to r, lst row Craig Stave Randy Cox Jim Stacy Leslie Corbin Bruce Wilkins Jay Lee Ronnie Wilson 2nd row Johnny Turner Danny Foreman Danny Harrington Mark Marquess JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEA DER Cheerleaders are: sitting Kim McCollum Sheryl Denard falternatej Mary Williams falternatej Coveta Addington As Junior High Cheerleaders, they try their best to carry out the responsibilities of cheering the players during the games. Winning is but half a sport without the cheering section. standing Carla Wilmoth Tammy Fulghum Kim Bradley Gaye Swarengin 'Loyal Fans' CHOUL SPIRIT HUW IN DECAT R HIGH In any school, school pride and school spirit are just as important as winning the ballgame. Without the cheer- leaders or fans, the ball teams would lack much of their drive to win. They win for their school to show their spirit and their fine sportsmanship. The same is true of school pride. If there is no pride in our school, many will lose the interest of even participating in activities. So to show our pride there are pep assemblies once in a while, there are honor assemblies, and also programs for the students. School pride is at its best at DHS. Bulldog Spirit DHS in assembly with The Archers Bulldog Power Some of DHS' Marching Bulldogs SENIOR HIGH BA Under the coaching of Coach Max Wilkins the Sr. Bo season record the Bulldogs have come out in fine styl were strategic on the team, since there were onlyt The rest of the team added well to their efforts wi siveness. Whether the team won or not they were alwa Players - kneeling - Jeff Amos, Mike Stuckey, Mike Furrow, Ronald Foreman, Lorenzo Garcia. standing - Steve Daharsh, Leroy Duncan, Gary Ryan, Bill McCollum, Steve Amos, Roger Jackson, Randy Taylor, Coach Wilkins ETBALL ave had a good season. With a 9-11 ven if the going was rough. Positions eniors starting. heir good shooting and fine defen- eady to play a good game. 1972-73 Season 'A' Team Us 64 Cedarville 58 Gentry 65 Elkins 51 Siloam Springs 57 Prairie Grove 77 Cedarville 53 West Fork 88 Pea Ridge 76 Gentry 78 Bentonville 77 Lincoln 67 Gravette 65 Prairie Grove 81 Pea Ridge 100 Farmington 68 Siloam Springs 86 Gravette 67 Lincoln 75 Elkins 68 Prairie Grove 'B' Team 62 Fayetteville 38 Cedarville 36 Bentonville 45 Gravette 45 Farmington 27 Gravette 43 Prairie Grove The m 56 72 62 66 70 87 95 55 59 107 72 83 72 58 82 81 80 71 59 83 56 47 51 66 42 42 54 9 A K' 111' W. U-QQ SENIOR HIGH GIRL BA KE T BALL Players - kneeling - Karen Knox, I an Austin, Jackie Hawkins, Sherry Hunt, Rhonda Austin, Janice Austin. standing - Rhonda Perkins, Deanna Turner, Pam Garcia, Teresa Smith, Pam Browers, Debbie Patton, Cheryl Wing, Brenda Tusinger, Coach Wilkins As you can see by their playing on these pages, the girls are very aggresive players. 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W.. .W ..xx.xx .. ,x.x.x .., .... ........., RSX Nmnan Jimmy Dickinson attracts a crowd. Stay cool! It's only 2 P0il'ltS- Pete puts it up for the basket. JR. BOY BA KETBALL Kneeling - Robert Smith, Danny Foreman, Terrysmith, Russell Swaren- gin, Craig Goodlett, Ikie Owen. Stand- ing - Bryan Owens, Billy Patton, Tim Harrington, Dale Russow, ,Timmy Dick- inson, Chuck Brandon, Lenny Meeks, Perry Herrington, Coach Wilkins. Dale struggles for the rebound The Junior Boys worked very hard this year, and their perseverence paid off with an excellent season. Going all the way to the semi-finals in the District Tournament, they were sadly defeated in a gallant try. 1972-'73 Season 'A' Team Them Gentry 38 Gentry 17 Siloam Springs 25 Gravette' 33 Pea Ridge 28 Gentry 33 Gravette' 35 Farmington 34 Pea Ridge 29 Farmington 51 Siloam Springs 31 Lincoln 22 Gravette 41 Elkins 24 West Fork 37 Cedarville 62 'B' Team Gravette 30 Gravette 20 Gravette 22 'forfeited by Gravette Sink it. Jimmy. Sink it! 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In order to be able to begin such an education, a long journey is taken through the depths of such subjects as reading, writing, and even arithmetic until that depth has grown to immense heights known as the beginning of high school. But yet, we must not for- get the people that helped us reach these heights of immortal capacityg these people known as teachers. No matter how forgotten they may lie in the past of a Student's mind in the years to come, their ability to communicate to the student was the basis ofhis learning. These teachers, here at the Decatur Elementary School, are known as - the beginning. Francis 'w S W' Foreman - Grade School Secretary and aide to Mrs. Cindy Williford - Resource Room Educaugn Murphy. Mike Kinsey - Elementary Music, 5th and 6th grade Social Studies Donna Rush grades. 2nd and 3rd combined 4 0 2010? .gl Judy McCartney - 4th grade Renee Smith - 4th grade Vera Sevelle - Grade School Librarian, Elementary Art, 5th 81 6th grade Math, and 5th grade English. Nettie B. Clever - 5th 85 6th grade Language Arts 4' Janye KOOISIIH 4th grade. 1 it Thelma Vaughn 3rd grade. Marianne Bland lst grade SIXTH Wesley Carter Jeff Cook Tony Duncan Peggy Estep Eddie Greenhaw Kim Guthrie Laura Harrington Troy Harrington Roy Hawkins David Hunt Raymond Janes Peggy Knox Joyce Lee David McClellan Michelle McCollum Carol Mann Sam Mecham John Payne Johnny Philliber Sharon Philliber Darrell Philpott Eva Ray Edwin Siler Brenda Smith Debbie Smith Joey Smith Wayne Smith Miya Sourjohn Tammy Stuthers Sara Sweetland Neva Tucker Debbie Wilmoth James Wilson Mary Wilson FIFTH- IXTH Brian Becker Thomas Britton Kim Browning Lorie Clark Sheila Corbin Donald Crowley Jeanie Crowley Larry Dickinson Karla Edlin Susan Evans Frankie Faddis Judy Foreman Peter Golden Ken Goodwin Julie Harrington Mark Hawkins Johnny Janes Patricia Keenom Danny McClellan Michael McCollum Rock Marquess Karen Mason Ricky Meek Bryan Patton Jimmy Singleton Rita Stacy Barbara Stellmon Sha ron Stuthers Viva Taylor Melinda Walls Kim Wilmoth Randy Wilmoth K! FIFTH Leslie Austin Donna Branham Tammy Branham Penny Byrd Carla Clark Cindy Clark Mike Clark Elizabeth Cox Randy Duncan Patricia Dunham Mike Edwards Randy Embers James Hamilton Phillip Harrington Dennis Hawkins Shirlon Hodges Robbie Hopkins C, G, Knox Kelly McCollum Mike Millstead Danny Mitchell Richard Mitchell Curtis Severn Evelyn Shannon Nickie Smith Russell Smith Connie Stave Stephen Van Dyke Sherry Warren Eddie Welch Andrea West Lee Williams Maynard Wilson Treva Wood Larry Edlin Carol Edwards Dale Harris Teresa Hawkins Brenda Hodges Tia Hulsey Floyd Hunt David Keith Joe Lee Barbara Richardson Carolyn Sanders Kay Stewart Donna Swarengin Missy Van Dyke Timothy Webb Janis West Kristi Wilkins Mary Wilkins Ricky Wilmoth Mike Wilson Sandy Addington Sheila Badgett Recinda Beaty Teresa Comely Dana Crowley Sharon Dockery Jimmy Duncan Stephanie Dunn F0 RTH F0 HTH Wayne Allen Grace Britton Timmy Browers Kevin Comely Sue Dockery Donna Gregory Tammy Gregory Shirley Hamilton James Harris Danny Hawkins Marty Hawkins Kim Janes Truitt Knox Belinda Longagin Janet Parker Carol Shultz Debbie Smith LaQueta Sourjohn James Thrash Charles Wilson Rhonda Wood Teri Browers Missy Brown Reva Byrd Randy Clark Cheryl Cook Daphne Corbin Camille Davis Roger Duncan Danita Dunn Tommy Faddis Jana Guthrie Debbie Harp Lana Hodges Jeff Hutcheson Jackie Janes THIRD Flipper Allen Jeanette Baker Buddy Beaty Jamie Keenom Dale Londagin Rocky Mills Jerry Mitchell Ronald Mitchell Jimmy Parker Sue- Ellen Payne David Pendergraft Max Scott Neil Singleton Lee Allen Smith Linda Stave Keith Truitt Tony Wing Stuart Wynne SECOND- THIRD Luis Chacon Richard Dockery Terry Faddis Kevin Garrett Karen Harrington Billy Harris Raymond Kerr Ginny Marquess Sue Patton Pancho Philpott Kendall Russow Tammy Sands Aleda Smith John Tucker Steve Turner Lisa Tusinger Eddie Wood Shelly Wynne SECO Mark Austin Sammy Branham Vickie Cottle Alice Danke Mary Ruth Dockery Bobby Harrington Douglas Harris Debbie Hawkins Danny Hayes Rebekah McGaughy Brian Mitchell Kevin Mitchell Ruth Netzley Tammy Overholser Betty Patton Vickie Rogers Lee Ann Sanders Parnrny Sands Shirly Seay Wayna Sourjohn Billy Stuthers Sandy Turner Johnny Wade Karen West Mark Wilkins Carola Wilson FIRST GRAD Billy Baker Robin Baum Pam Beaty Jerry Beck Jerry Bryan Dale Douma Stephenie Faddis Timothy Florer Stephenie Ford Lorena Gibbs Darrin Goodwin Dawn Gregory Carolyn Hamilton Michael Harp Kevin Hutheson Dawn Johnson Missy Linam Floyd Martin Roy Martin Kathy Meeks Martha Millstead Sandy Overholser Lucy Parker Sheila Runabout Tammy Severn Donis Smead Stacy Sterns Amy Taylor Lisa Tucker Phillip Van Dyke Beth Welch Bryan Wilkins Paul Wilkins Tina Wilson Susan Wynne - E xi? 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