Delta C7 High School - Charger Yearbook (Deering, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1973 volume:

qq, wa, .-5.1, 137 ' , ' If '-- Q in 7-Qsiyn MI in , . We 'ty' Q 0 .fix Q o 1 v . o 5 O 0 wc - O O. So Q ' o THE 1973 CHARGER ' 'wig .5 x , :Me . J' he 3 - A 'P 'Q . Q ,yn I ,, M11-ce Wllson Lynn Callis Sabrina Bryant Cathy Tidvuell Rodger Prix ett Gail Davis, Stanley Loggins Deamonda Ratliff Sheila Spence june Clayton Christy Gallaher jackie Groves. CONTENTS Administration Senior High Activities Organizations Athletics Seniors Underclassme n Faculty High Organizations 8 Activities Athletics jr. High Classes Grades Advertising President-C aleb Davis, jr. SCI-IDOL B0 RD Responsible for the administration of the Delta C-7 Schools is the Board of Education. They keep the system in accord D with the requirements of the community, Missouri Law, and the State Department of Education. These busy citizens work closely with the superintendent in formulation and carrying out of school policies fe? ' rl - Treasurer-Harold jackson Secretary-Frank Grinstead Vice-President-joe Tidwell 2 . Delan Young M E M B E R S if l 'Q Larry Green , 1 ...--,--- - . X - SUPERI TE DE T 013 SCHOOLS The responsibility for the successful operation of the Delta C-7 School Superintendent His task is to organize, to plan, and to maintain proper htunan relationships. In these areas the Superintendent finds many rewarding experiences, especially when progress can be seen, for when achievement in these areas occurs, a better school results. I hope that each member of the Class of '73 finds happiness in work, whatever his chosen field, and will remember the statement: Success is a journey, not a goal. If we do not enjoy our 1ife's work more than anything else, we will not enjoy life itself, because most of it is work. Ben T. Griffin Superintendent I Some of themost important remembrances that you keep will be of your high school days. To each of you Seniors, this annual will grow to mean more as the years go by The work and preparation that you have placed in your school years will follow you closely in the years to come. There is a Chinese proverb which states, We stamp our own value upon ourselves, and we cannot expect to pass for more. I feel this statement makes a good point in that we determine what type of life we will have by the effort we put into it. George J. Byers High School Principal This annual is a history of the memories of yourvschool experiences. I hope - that as you look through this book your memories will be thrilling and ex- citing ones. John W . Heath Junior High Principal Y 4 11? .,:f4' c'.m ', gli ' The elementary school years are, hopefully, the most memorable and ex- citing times of a person's life. The skills that mark the development and provide the basis for all further intellectual growth are the special concern of our elementary school. I hope in future school years when you reflect upon the memories contained in this yearbook you can say, My success was determined by my early childhood education. Mitchell Fisher Elementary Principal f ....? -2 -42? 4:3 iii-511 .-'f'-:L Fee Q5:5:' T 'f j - 4 2 E-if 43. EE: , N, -, 1,- -QM! U X., ,f . . L., H: . Jil' --o-n-.cv vncueuun i I 5 x A I Q 'Dx ' 'gr A nf's,' ' Xe X X . AN EVENING ' Y ' 3 1 l I 3 Cs 'ff f r 5 : l 'M N -' '1- I A I ., if bt - glib ,f E L, A . te 2 1 , 454 5 , .. 'L .V 4 I 4 Q 4- , , 1 Smiling faces and tears of joy were the emotions of the Homecoming Court as Miss Gail Davis was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1972-73. Silver stars con- taining the numbers of each of our basketball players decorated the stage and a huge silver star encircled the Queen's throne. Miss Roxanne Blaylock was the retir- Thanks for the memories!! That magic 'T'- is WITH STARS . P. L S we i' I I K Q, L' 3 KT1 Nh 2 qw 1'-,gg x I + 3 s -I . . Eiifgfia A I I if 5 '-1 .fi ' , f, 'P . : 'X 1 A p A. 1, ,',' ,V fail 1. C A T I-I Y T I D W E L I. 1 'It J- r l'?'4 ' K J A ing Queen, and Wendy and Wendell Hoskins were flower girl and crown bearer. Mr. Terry julian was the Master of Ceremonies and ii Brass Ensemble provided the music for the evening. This special event is en- shrined within these pages as a reminder of the excite- ment and joy of this occasion. C I N D Y I A C K S O L , . f- xi 'Q 1:-7 .9 K. D A D E moment. Sealed with a kiss 'I A V I S sit Y' MAIL hi FQ Cathy and Charlie Sandra and jack THE ANNUAL PA A night of rain, sleet, wind, and freezing temperatures proved to be the perfect setting for the Annual Party, held on December 8, 1972, with a Merry Christmas theme. The cafeteria was decorated with a Christmas tree and Christmas lights accented the Queen's throne. At the be- ginning of the party Miss Cathy jackson was crowned 1972- 73 Annual Queen. Cathy was escorted by Charlie N. F -Nx.zvuu-nnpqn- up-na , :Jun-u,-- , RTY OP 1972-73 Rilcardg june Clayton, first alternate, was escorted by joe Murrell, Sandra Williams, second alternate, was es- corted by jack Ratliff, and Carolyn Elder, third alternate, was escorted by Dennis Owen, And now we present to you, in memories that will never fade, the 1972-73 Annual Queen Court. I. - --T- .-rni gx VK! june and joe Carolyn and Dennis VYA . sr L? 9 X 1 If In ' 'N g, 7 fl -off!! A 'fr I XS I X -.. if . ,E ,S :gn BARNWARMING Neither wind nor rain could keep the FFA'ers out of the Ag. building on November 27, 1972 for the annual crowning of the FFA Sweetheart. The FHA was invited and everyone had a great time. The bales of hay scat- tered on the floor provided the perfect setting for the occasion. After Miss Marjorie Peterson was crowned, everyone was served Cokes and sandwiches which topped the evening off. Unable to attend was our third alternate, Alfreda Blackburn. Queen: MISS MARJORIE PETERSON, Escort: Mr. Roger Privett. l l First Altemate: Gail Davis, Escort: Lanny Young. Second Alternate: Cathy Carson, Escort: Teddy Wilkerson. Our 1972- 73 court assists our Retiring Queen: Cindy Jackson. . 'Clip , 1, fu .-'fri '.1f , ' r ri . :di-lien ' Q. -EN airs Escort: Charlie Rikard. X Thanks to the Parent- Teachers Association, all of us are able to forget our worries and go back in time to an ole-fashioned get together. By taking part in the basketball throw, grab bags, a turkey auction, a cake walk and many other attractions, we are all young again. Best of all is The Country Store which, along with the other games netted 51, 550. Everyone had a grand ole time thanks to each of you and the surround- ing merchants. Ya'll come next year, won't ya? QUEENS HARVEST FESTIV L wendvvsms-K-2. KimGf1f fin- Retiring Queen, Rhonda Cranford- 3- 5 . -nm: 1 ,..-, 'fur 1 Shadi! r ' Q ,Q ASS .JI ilu- i 1, +I K - A , I 0 K f '- y Q UP 1973 l auf 'b VENINC- I PARIS The night of April twentieth started like any ordinary evening, but ended its an l veninq in Paris. Upon entering the gym, one stepped from Main Street Deering onto Place de L'Opera. one of Paris' busiest public squares. The gym was beautifully decorated with a replica of the Eiffel Tower, a fountain, and sidewalk cafes. Sofa, a band from Memphis, provided the music for the evening. A special thanks from the Seniors to the juniors for a lovely evening and congratulations on a job well done. W 24 , ,x 'V Q- .zg-. 5 5 J--i It ,Ik-sx 4 ugh . J. :iVNr'Lji:'w 31- T' u 'L A 1' - .., I 11- f '--ff itil 'K f 3 'ti , N' Viv, , t?. 1 n v . 1 ,f - 5 F' - L- --S 5 972,12 f-. A ,J is 1 Z 76 .4- 'I f.. LCDVE STCDRY Cl: 1972. As you walked through the twinkle-lighted heart doorway, you entered an entirely different world from the rainy weather outside. The white billowly clouds which hung from above seemed to smile at everyone. White doves perched on the freshly-trimmed green hedge, outlining the summer house and reminding everyone of a walk in the park. Music provided by The Crystal Vibrations made the evening complete. It was truly a beautiful LOVE STORY. .EJ if -.rap Ernhsgiq 1. if 4. -+ 5 'L 9'1- A? Au N, . Y if Q. ,f SQ'-' ' iwwn 1 fi nf V9 N ,r V l 5 3 R RITAN 'I'he Ruritan Club is a civic organization which creates a better under- standing between people. Ruritan has sponsored Little League Basketball and Christmas parties for grades K-S for the past three years. They have also sponsored Little League Baseball for one year. One of their money- making projects is Ruritan-Alumni Basketball games. ' If ull K3 Tired or posing! , r ' -, J y A. VF 1' gm. TTT: WL 1'5 3' . -' -' ,--:iii - ' -. - ':,:':iK. 12,5 4 ' 1 . Z'-Q 5.5, f.'-'Zi '- ' f . ' fe, '- .. , , ,, , A I I., 'S V ,lr . I-. F 1 ' .-,.,vf' 1, x N .' U .5 ' 1 .4 J:-1 ' .X - 'L I I , a 4 h 4., STUDE T CCUNCIL The Student Councrl IS composed of the four class presidents, V1ce Pres1dents, and two representatlves from each class It rs an organ1zat1on in which these students represent the student body The Student Counc11 IS not a money-making orgamzauons but a Class Pres1dents Danny Nave Cathy Trdwell Dw1ght Blankenshrp, Alfreda Blackburn Vrce Pres1dents june Clayton Larry Colher Wayne Lair, Karen Cram Representatives G31lD3V1S, Lanny Young, janet Hogan, Ronnle Evans Iamce Sandldge, Lawana Trdwell Kay Bowling, Ella Mae Thomas 'if Y I ' x O if 41,5 ! 'H g-.1a3f v Bright eyed 8 bushy tailed at 6:30 am--off to St. Louis. Supporters march and sing after Cathy's campaign speech. Beta Club is a national organization whose main objective is the promotion of the ideas of honesty, service and leadership among high school students. At all home ballgames this year a coatrack was set out at the door to all fans and the ads in them paid the expenses at the State Convention. Nineteen of the twenty members attended the Nineteenth Annual Missouri Beta Convention in St. Louis. President-Sheila Spence, V, President-Dwight Blankenship, Secretary-Treasurer-Cathy Tid- Well, 8 Historian-Sabrina Bryant. -if. Cathy makes her bid for Missou1i's State Beta Vice President. Even though she didn't win, everyone knows where Delta C-7 is--- 1O miles from the Arkansas border . SEATED is State Presi- dent-Debbie Alford. Waiting for Sponsers to finish breakfast, so we can come home. ' I , Q Qi f F ' f 0 is PI Y Q' vw ' ali, ' G ' 9 ' V '9 fm -N .. f , ,,- 4 y f-n.,vHLgK Q,Q'1 .sl-X 2 Q J - 5- :fibre , 4 PEP CLUB Q It has been said that basketball games would be rather dull without the support and noise from fans. Pep Club along with - ', many other fans has been loyal to our ball teams. They - nj., I . were there when the team won and when they lost. A true ' ' fan is one who has given his support all during the season. When our teamhears a lot of cheers and clapping they know it's coming from the Delta C-7 fans. d j 'cl 425 FTA of l, Q 0 Q Y .er 313. gf V-Pres. , Mary Grimesg President, Robbie Parishg Sec-Treas. , Dwight Blankenshipg Sponsor, Mrs. Betty Taylor. The F.T .A . is an organization designed mainly for students who wish to go into the teaching profession. The mem- bers of F .T.A. teach one day per quarter each year. During that day they are given the experience of being with the children, helping them and actually taking over the job of teaching. These days and experiences may help the F. T.A . member decide whether or not teaching is the profession he wants. . Each year the F.T.A. issues two scholarships each in the amount of 35100. It is awarded to two seniors whom the executive council and sponsor thinks has done an outstanding job during his or her years in F.T.A . S i A ef 'bl OFFICERS Pres. -Rodger Privett V. Pres. -jack Ratliff Sec. -Ronnie Evans Tres. -D. Blankenship Rep. -Lanny Young Sent. -T. Wilkerson jr. Adv. -Joe Murrell uf f r X I , . X 1.3 ,fe g.. .M -. 1. . QQ J A , 157 3 - - -z a 1.11 W V pm 5 ' ' P5 ':'., A A ' ' ir' 'F 5 - .T X ' ., FF The FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA is a non-profit, non-political, non-sectarian rural youth organization of voluntary mem- bership, designed to take its place along with other organizations striving for the development of leadership, the building of a more permanent agriculture, and the im- provement of country life. It constitutes one of the most efficient agricultural teaching devices that has been discovered up to the present time. Our local chapter has received five conse- cutive blue ribbons at the Mid-South Fair in Memphis. At the State Fair at Sedalia we received three gold ribbons and two silver ribbons for projects submitted. 05' 4-3 9 4 -54 -.V -.......- .Wi V VVVV -f-v-no. , - - V Q--M-Q Y .., . l . I 9 9 gif im ,V fin 'N U 1, i 1 I ,P 'Q ' 1 ' A Qbskyf' V- 'al 91 Q . B 131 ep 1 if' TI-IE MARCI-II G CHARGERS lily I OFFICERS I P it ls Tl 'W 9 Y , lf 4 f 1 , I, i X I f 1 I gr 3 l i ' ' ,nz President . . . Lanny Young V-Pres. . . . Joe Murrell Secretary . . . Gail Davis Treasurer . . . jack Ratliff Conductor . . Bill Morrow Conductor: Mr. Bill Morrow The Delta C-7 High School Marching Band was kept busy all year. In October, they attended the Division Marching Festival, they marched in the Caruthersville and Blytheville Christmas Parades. The Concert band presented four concerts. Two of which were for the public and two for the grade school students. It was there privilege to hear the U,S, Marine Band while they were in Cape Girardeau. Also, as part of their activities they participated in the Division Band Festival and District Music Festival. . 11 N - I pl. .-4.. , - ,- '.-'-'---, 5 ..i ,- ' - ' A'sKfQ -- h , K ' -N 1 '. 'i ,,, r 5. dl. , -. Q... A lllL1- MAJURETTES if Q y--vs fx lg Carolyn Elder Kay Bowling Karen Crain FLAG CARRIERS DRUM INLAJORETTE Sandra Williams, Carlis Cannon, Brenda Patterson, Janet Hogan Gail Davis CHORUS FRONT ROW: C-. Brandong C. Iackson5 D. Scottg 1. Lewisg B. Bradsherg C. Gallaherg I. Crockettg J. Hogan. BACK ROW: J Grovesg E. Breutingg D. Davisg B. McLemore5 D. Drumrightg I. Sandidage. This year the Senior High Speech Class presented a play to the elementary and high school under the direction of ' ' ' ' ll h bers of the Mrs. Cathy Cohn. The comedy illustrated how misleading that just one sentence can be to a t e mem family and close friends. Both audiences sat back, relaxed, and laughed throughout the program. SPEECH PLAY: The Shock of His Life thi' 1 I, Xxx-j 1 -N, L-Ev: 1: ga' 21' 11j.- 'A' 5 f in 4 l 'V Q -M 9 .2 - iff in 1 ' rf, of I . 2' .4 v' at , 1 VX 17, CN. A R - . 'f Q' f A 3' 1' if ' f ? T' 'fi-Q l ff, Ae fl ' 'tb E , - f ' D lif e f Q. ' Q 1 -K Q -swim-rig ' - 1 Y , M! if f I gg q . 5' f 5 rl - Il i ,- Wilber Maxwell . Hercules .... Connie Maxwell . Betty Lou Maxwell Mr. Maxwell . . Mrs. Maxwell . . Play Director . . Stage Manager . CA ST . . . Jody Lewis Robbie Parish Christy Gallaher . . Janice Watt . . Melba Davis . june Clayton Janis Crockett Sabrina Bryant ,FS '-Q45 lic? I md Q1-Q-an-n :tr W2 4 J' Vx 345 I l' If mx, KN, wifi 'VXNN ' i .,? gQU'l 7' 40 3 gym, 14 x Larry Collier, Dwight Blankenship, jackie Ratliff, Marvin Farmer, Coach Randy Benson, Teddy Wilkerson, joe Mur- rell, Lanny Young, Joe Guyton. N '1vj. QL., BACK ROW: W. Lair D Davis C. Cuyfon, A., Miller, Coach Benson, T. Mead, J. Thomas. r--s A l..L SJ I 32 9454 410 if gg , 24 YKDHI 'AIU F-sa J. Thomas, K. Keller, FRONT ROW: R. Scott, M. Cummings, B. Taylor, E. Breuting, O. Woods. 3 , ,., Q A A TEAM CI-IEERLE DERS ag Gail Davis, Kathy Rowe, Cathy Tidwell, janet Hogan, Sheila Spence, Randy Richardson B TE M CI-IEERLE DERS f 55,5- XJ 1 i Kay Bowling, Karen Crain, Alfreda Blackburn, Rhonda Davis, Carolyn Elder, Amy Davis 9 BASEBALL '73 TOP ROW: Coach Randy Benson, Robert Starks, David Huffman, Thomas Mead, jack Ratliff, Dennis Owen, Randy Owen, Carey Guyton. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Cummings, Mike Wilson, Larry Collier, Dwight Blanken ship, Eugene Breuting, Oscar Woods, Joe Guyton. Baseball was not at its best this year due to The Great Flood of 1973. Even prac- tiee was indoors. SEASON RECORD DHS OPP. Southland 1 1 1 Holcomb 10 0 Senath-l-l'vil1e O 10 C ampbe ll 2 8 . K. SENIORS SENIORS OF 73 Class Motto: OUR COUNTRY RIGHT OR WRONG, WHEN RIGHT TO BE KEPT RIGHT, WHEN WRONG TO BE PUT RIGHT. Class Colors: RED, WHITE, and BLUE Class Flower: ROSE S fair' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President. . . Danny Nave Representatives V- Pres. . . June Clayton Lanny Young Sec. -Treas. . . Robbie Parish Gail Davis Mrs. Marjorie Scott if fl Mr . Randy Benson . K,k.,x-if 7 -1 MIELBA JEAN DAVIS CHRISTY LYNNE GALLAHER TW' SHIRLEY ANN JOE EDWARD 2, gn CUYTON -.KS HOLT 2-gm? Li BERTYE IO M ,gm LEWIS T' 1,-4' WILLIE LEE HURT MARY SUETTA MCNUTT 2 ...-1 Xe ,. , yi -S. S IDNEY STANLEY LOGGINS DANNY JOE MU RRELL -325' Um M F RUTH CANNON gf! V'K 4 W ,. 'LQ ROBERTA JANE PARISH JANICE KAY WATT DANNY RAY NAVE rv- X. KA THY DENIS E ROWE mx 1 -37 V498 DENNIS FLOYD OWEN L , ' f X 5 RAY CHARLES REEVES DEAMONDA Jo RATLIFF X? LANNY WALLACE YOUNG -Q 1 vw ? F' i 'L DEBBIE KAY SCOTT 19 L.'4' .' , - .1,.,,. . --1 .4 -, . ff , 1 I ll . 1 M1-2315 ,mfg 7 3 ,ll fi N 'TQ' 4 -4.7 2' 1' R 41' . ,l! 'WH . s, ' . if . ,NO -K, A Q ---. .0 'S . Q ,' 'NYU-H f 'L '1- 41 'Q . . Q . R 4, ' if .. , ,J , eff .v If Af. ,.A'f, ef as 5, W 5 ,, 51 47' ' J' I, Pa x Nui fs I 75-A.. .I v mum ,C-1 u. XEXB al vii . , Ms ff J Q E X a,f'- v w . 4 .6 7-.-jf , 2 X 5 J I Larry Collier, V-Pres.g Janet Hogan, St. Coun. Rep.5 Cathy Jackson, Sec.5 Cathy Tidwell, Pres.5 Not Pictured- Ronnie Evans, St. Coun. Rep. Zz' Jackie Groves Janet Hogan N Cathy Iackson Shirley Jackson W W I W '37 W W W W W Billy McLemore Connie Medlin Marjorie Peterson W Rodger Privett xv-A lxxi A Joann Quick jackie Ratl Lff 17 Randy Richardson rf.. - 'I I 'A - . ' lu- . , S. ' F59 Curtis Riley Daniel Rose Charlie Rikard Keith Sawyers 0 Katie Seals Charles Seats Michael Smith Sheila Spence Frances Starks Genevieve Stracener Jessie Thomas Cathy Tidwell Keith Watson Gary Wilburn Teddy Wilkerson Mike Wilson rg A L-wif H vf l ' .QQ lwfll X37 I-IA HA ,. W' -' :paw r P 4 . r.... .:f Y 14 J' . ,. . wwf Y 1 wr s IQ! '-1 WCW! 99' X Wi' ' as A'.f ' f :. r . mx' J Q' QQ gg, Q A ' , NL . A 1 'I 1 ' 1 1' y i -a Y 4' , ' ! I I v. uve I Q . .' li tg I f '- ex 5,5-'I La i u 1,, 1 A- M , W E. ' ,' X .1 --1 ..qA HW GH! l l I 9- N zlffxnv . ,,.!. U vp? Qi.. W ' ,xv V ' I HWAQH' V 82.4. is Y 48 ...g.,.5.. K Q , ,I 5 . , ' , ' 1 i ' -'-V f .151 v 3, -fi' . .- ww . .f K av., ,, Ig: ' wld -w.---ap -ii -Q -1 ' .. - .. ,, 25-,ss 1' xl? if Harvey Agee Tonya Berry Dwight Blankenship Eugene Breuting JoAnn Burris Carlis Carmon Leon Cannon Cathy Carson Vivian Clay Laura Childress Barbara Clemmons jimmy Cunningham 4 David Huffman Cindy jackson Nelson Jackson X Doug Davis Kenneth Durham St Coun Rep Wayne Lair, 'x Wayne Lair .fi Charles Long Winston McNutt Randy Owen Brenda Patterson Vernon Pittman john Reed Janice Sandidge Bonnie Suacener Jeffery Thomas johnny Thomas Lawana Tidwell Terry Tosh Mary Trammell Lana TLu'ner Rickey Turpen Sandra Williams Tressy Wilson Corine Woods 'Ca J--f ,- 1 ' v 1 I ,f ! X 7 . gif . pu i Q3- k Y 1 J I 1 'La - is .,, Mn -' mf :Q Louis Childress Karen Crain i r .T Xl V - g.La , f 5 .f I-. fur ,L , .u ' lf' K. 1 . R HK F RE SI-IM E ' ., V L Pres.g Alfredia Blackburn V. Pres.g Karen Crain Sec. -Treas.5 Carolyn Elder Student Council Rep.g Kay Bowling Ella Thomas . IB S'- il Leon Agee ' Alfredia Blackburn i H Kay Bowling Gayla Brasher Glenn Brasher Vwian Byers .. F Q Bonnie Casteel Rlta Chastain ' 1.3 i ' 1 Rhonda Davls Carolyn Elder Dee Forrester Dav1d Franks Bonme Games Micheal Cummings Amy Davis 03,454 4 Z jackie Graham ' N .iziiiziz ' 'fil- Y Earl Jackson Rosie Larry Mary Lowery Thomas Mead Andrew Miller Philip Oldsen Willie Payne Kenneth Ramsey Ricky Scott Charlotte Smith Robert Starks Billy Taylor Carolyn Thomas Ella Thomas Clarence Trammell Crystal Tucker Michael Wade Lavera Watts Oscar Woods KN.. bf: ? 5 English-june Clayton Spanish-Kathy Rowe Speech-june Clayton Biology-I anet Hogan Physics-Jack Ratliff Science-Vivian Byers and Rhonda Davis Math-June Clayton Betty Crocker-june Clayton Home Economics-Amy Davis Homemaking- Linda Holt Shorthand-Sheila Spence Bookkeeping-Cathy jackson Yearbook-Gail Davis Art-Willie Hurt and Tonya Berry Chorus-Christy Gallaher Band fleadershipy-Gail Davis Band-Rhonda Davis Agriculture-Jack Ratliff Vocational-Carl McLaughlin Geography-David Huffman Social Studies-Lynn Callis and Sabrina Bryant School Spirit-Carlis Cannon Cheerleader- B Kay Bowling A janet Hogan Girls P. E. -janet Hogan Boys P. E. -Kenneth Ramsey Sportsmanship-Teddy Wilkerson Perfect Attendance: Louis Childress Rickey Scott Lana Turner Jackie Groves Kay Bowling Vivian Byers Rita Chastain Howard Cummings Amy Davis Rhonda Davis Carolyn Elder Michael Wade Dwight Blankenship David Huffman Lynn Callis janet Hogan Katie Seals Wayne Lair Sabrina Bryant Lynn Callis janet Hogan Connie Medlin Sheila Spence Cathy Tidwell june Clayton Jody Lewis Danny Nave AWARDS FACULTY gf' A C PI E R S . , ,L my N' C PLAY .al SECRETARIES 1 IIXX 'X Sue Blocker jr. High Principal Lillie Grimes Bookkeeper 5, Donna Crain Secretary Martha Riddick AdmiT1i5U'2fiVe High School Principal MIGRANT PRGGRAM Secretary 205 .,'x h xm- ,F L 'S' .4 ':f, i T - Wx '-1.12 LE, A' KEN kd Louise Tidwell Elementary Secretary jennifer McC1anahan Math- English jr. High john Kimmer Science-History jr. High Peggy McDonald .Administrative and Guidance Secretary f .' Secretary fw Betty Byers Math- English Elementary Leila Oldsen Soc. St. 8 Science Elementary HEALTH SGCIAL WCDRKERS This year the social workers promoted dental hygiene, body cleanliness, safety rules to abide by while riding a bicycle, playground safety and safety in the home, fire in Rosa Cox Deering Campus Betty Poindexter Braggadocio Campus prevention, drug abuse, and venereal disease. These are very important and learning them at a young age will help in the future. 53 CONNIE ANDERSON Vocational Home Ec. 'F' U Il SENIOR HIGH FACULTY -6 ru, sow ' 1...-n JACKSON CONLEY Art Elem. Supervisor .rg 1' TERRY JULIAN Language Arts RANDY BENSON P. E. 8 Health JACKIE BLANKENSI-IIP Mathematics LENARD ELDER Social Studies DARLA FISHER Librarian GLENN LAYER Vocational Agri. RUBY SPEAR Library Aide BILL MORROW Instrumental Music HAROLD BLOCKER Science CATHY COHN Speech Correction DOUG JAMES Special Education SANDY HUFF Practical Arts MARY MURPHY Special Education BETTY TAYLOR Guidance Counselor ai MARJoR1E scoTT English 3 JR. HIGH FACULTY Xrwy 'X x TROY CASE AVA LOU DAVIS BONNIE GIBSON JANETLHATH Science Library Aide Special Education Mathematics 731 LARRY HOGAN P. E. 'Y o 5.5 WA RONDA HOGAN DAVID LaGORE LOUISE PARKER GRADY RUSSELL English Social Studies Remedial Reading Industrial Arts ELEMENTARY FACULTY GEORGE YORK Special Education RUTH BAKER JUDY BROADWAY KATHLEEN CONLEY REGINA CONLEY Social Studies Music Aide Special Education Special Education W LIMYV ,, 'Kwik c P - -'if' -'haw , C 5 Uv, we rx, V if 'W' NANCY DROKE MERRY JIM ELDER MOLLIE GROVES BETTY JACKSON Science Kindergarten Library Aide Grade 1 OLIVEEN CROW Re ading BONNE JOHNS Grade 2 I 40x T 'T 'P-i EAGRQQ AGNES MARSHALL OPAL PULLIAM CHARLOTTE PoTTs BETTY WARD 3 . English Ungraded Kindergarten Mann Remedial Reading iunfli DELILAI-I WEBB Grade 1 315 ,na 'F w f ... V K A ,. .3?'.1x?a9f .QZCL4 COOKE rw. , 'Q Mrs. Reeves Mr, Willcut Mrs. Tomlinson Mrs. Riddick CUSTCDDIANS i ,rw ri f Mr. Patterson, Mrs. Graham, Mr. Mr. Huffman Mr Milton Graham. SEATED: Mr. Smotherman Mr. Mansfield Mr. Patterson Mr. Byers D BUS DRIVERS KAR ll STANDING: Mr Cannon Mr Fisher Mr James Mr Blocker Mr. Elder if W- fi -35, W5 '4'?:4-'12, J, 5 A 1 A E-T' I 2 lI..:i I K - i.gg E9-4 If 5 I 5- Li A- 4 .f- J .41 5 X A. X, JR. HIGH ORGANIZATIONS 81 ACTIVITIES WI. 1 4 'Q ,rf al, ff 9' Q., ti af X- P drea- President . . . . Gay Lynn Bowie Treasurer ..... . .Tracy Wilkerson V-Pres. . . . . . Marilyn Elder - Sergeant at Arms . . .I . Darlene Osby, Secretary . . . . Linda Blankenship, e Debra Reeves sf Conductor: Mr. Bill Morrow s 1 1 ', 4 s Cindy Stuartg Brigitte Poindexterg Darlene Osbyg Peggy Notgrassg Sheila Richardsong Marilyn Elderg Debra Cunninghamg Tammy Crow. 1 , i 'va Q -Q President ........ Linda Blankenship Secretary .......... . Kathy Bush V-Pres. . . . . . . Kim Byers Treasurer . . . Tammy Ragins BETA SWEETHEART lr? ,iff .4 f On Saturday night, February 10, 1973, Junior Beta ' v Club members and their guests attended a lovely 4 and exciting Valentine Party. At the event, Linda Blankenship was crowned Valentine Queen. Her Q 1 I- escort for the night was Jerry Young. Darlene Osby, 3' j not attending, had been chosen First Alternate. ' X 'F Filling in for her in the ceremony was Gay Bowie, Y escorted by Mike Tidwell. Tammy Ragins was honored as Second Alternate, escorted by Tracy Wilkerson. Major projects for the year included: operating concession stand at ball gamesg hostessing the annual Christmas Teag visits to the local nursing home with gifts. MISS LINDA BLANKENSHIP THE COURT SECOND ALTERNATE QUEEN THIRD ALTERNATE Tammy Ragins linda Blankenship fSubstitutingj , Gay Bowie x X.. ...K 'QQ V 5 .f 4,-a.:n-ur 34 TEM ..-2' 4 1 ?y FIRST ROW: D. Richardson, R. Scott, I. McNutt, I. Cannon, D. Cunningham, T. Wilkerson. SECOND ROW: M Richardson, R. Bryant, G. Riley, L. jackson, Coach Hogan, L.C. Nelson, M. Tidwell, I. Young. BTE FIRST ROW: W, Mead, R. Cummings, K. Davis, D. Crews, G. Jackson. SECOND ROW: D. Guyton, A. Rose, Coach Hogan, R. Woods, K. Ward. :Ji if ,,. -v. ,ff 2 BEL Agn Y if x4 0' it DEL. MJ Fx LA2fA8G JR. HIGH BASEBALL X 'ur , XV 1 ,I I 'xx X 'J :-L C? K 4 -. P - 'xg -. X. ., NJ' ' Rf., Y. v 4 gg,-. , lf' 4 0: .11 l EIGI-ITI-I GRADE AC' . Chris Ballard if Dennis Cunningham Mary Linda Agee Larry jackson Tonda McDaniel 'ob B. Gay Lynn Bowie Blankenship We would like to express our best wishes to the 1973- 74 freshmen of the Delta High School. You'll find that high school will be quite different from jr. High, but these coming four years will be years to look forward to and enjoy. High school will be over before you know it, so do the best you can. Faye Brown I l g 1 I Cary Kathy Kim jerry Bryant Bush Byers Cannon TS James Patricia Cloria 1 - Cunningham Cunningham Davis f X i dear Marilyn Dan Debra 3: ' Debra Elder Finley Groves Hubbard 4 I Janice Jones Luther jackson 'rev' Pearl jones Brenda Gary jon es A Jon es .- if .- Carrie Luttrul Greg 0. Lance Mc Nutt A - Me ad Nelson Y 7 wr, jerry L ' - Cleaster ' gg L. C. 'ir if .-v-.f-, , 'VU W 3 Peggy Notgrass joy - Brigitte B111y A Owen Poindexter Pullam ,- K 1 5, I William Debra David Darlene ' C1 Osby - 2 Tammie Ragins Mark Ramsey Sheila Richardson arte Dorothy Seals 3 Reeves Richardson George A. , Dollie Riley A ,fy Samuels as 1L' Melinda - I' Lloyd Simmons ' Sprouse Y lx-'T I Q0 Q6 1! 1' R0be1't A J 1 ,, Mike i Pearlie T9-Ylof 'F nk Tidwell .Q Tilson l -LJ D4 Richardson 55? 'H Randall Scott 1 Debbie Starks Darla Vaughn Tracy Wilkerson Pamela X' Q' L Leeroy ' 'B' Woods Jew Young Isl Yvette Bailey Charles Barnett -5 Gary Callis Brenda Castell 'tif . 4 ol 4 1 fywgz ' . ' QI: . . ff. Doug Crews Tammie Crow Keith Davis Travis Davis Keith Gallaher Carolyn Gargus Cindy Blaylock Sheila Brandon Robin Brasher -cr Helen Childress Nona Cossey Debbie Cranford CTR? D. Cunningham Brenda Cummings Roger Cummings Frankie Farmer Roberta Finley Jimmie Fonda ae' Nr Reginia George Debra I-Iamlett Venita Hensley Gary Jackson Kathy jackson Randall jackson Crystal johnson Jeanette Jones Larry Jones AC ff' V Tuwana Jones Willie Larry Diane Laster Alfreda Lowery , . Darrell Marrow Willie Mead Peggy Miller Garfon Mitchell Alveda Lowery Doris Nelson 1 jay Lynn Oswalt Walter Parish SEVE Ralph Payne Rhonda Pierce Robert Privett john Quick Wilma Reeves R. Richardson Mary Sanders Kenneth Sawyers -.T af' ' -5 S,-!', Nix X x Tommy Stracener Tony Starks Cindy Stewart Johnny Taylor Bobby Thomas Reba Tidwell Bertha Tilson Irene Tilmon Jessie Tilson Keith Ward Robert WO0dS . .L1A , ,.ii .l, ,-, -.fav 4-in .f A711 ' . A Q-','iw.b..:.1r- riff: 'rx . Teresa Archer Eugene Barnett Earlene Blackburn W 1 . Virginia Cherry Roxanne Cradford 1 T 'Y Noel Dudley Frankie Gentry Douglas Guyton 1 .4 6 .3 .., 'X I Willie Sue jones X 'U Sharon Hensley Glenda Crurnmings Ricky Finley Donna Forrester Dennis Graham Patricia Graham x Patty Burris jimmy Butler 1 IAN Ricky Driskill Timmy Drumwight ' s ,,. 'Y -A 41 , ll-1 9 Angel Fraze Beverly Guyton 'fs ,.,,X, ,. Anita Hogan Michael Johnson Bud jones ff Freddie Joyner Chuck Lewis Debbie Lewis Emory Luttrell K 'A 7 Linda McNutt Terry Mead Susan Miller Larry Moss John Notgra ss -4 PM -'K Butch Patterson Cal Payne Tina Pierce Patricia Poindexter Dana Ramsey 'W' 'Q' luv' A km Ks' X ax A x. lA 'N ' - sf Billy joe Reeves Gerald Reeves David Richardson Gary Riddick Valarie Rowe Alexander Rose Gary Seats Roy Simmons Maxine Smith Jerry Wellington Stuart Smith Eugene Wilson A X ff X JA 1 Tina Starks jeff Stxaub UN Dorothy Woods Melissa Woods A Anita Wellington Teresa Vaughn '76 N--qv 'TIP fXf I fn' 1 X A X X X f V' :inf I X X I I X X . 5 'QI , , Q 1 . - -' ' ,, , 3 lf 'K L..- , kw .rf r f'f f f fx f f- f -ia h-va f 1 X X X X I f 4 , Q if N, '12, f 4-G ' Mx 2- 4-t fr az Q, Q A ig- Q ww ' xr S 5 ' Y x X --x JE X X X X X X . A r.- -. 7k 1 . . ,y fn. -..f 4 I Nr is if T I 'I .Il J Vr- .4 if ,sz f ,P lb W Q I 1 Freq 7 Nw A In' f I 1 11.32 414 AX- PL,- ff - ang ,Y l Q i I V Z ...GL .L A 1 , 1154?-1.4 1 1 I 1 -,ri 1 Kevin Wade Bobbie Bailey Eddie Brown Mary Burden Kelly Byers jackie Callis Tony Cannon Lee Crawford l.T. Cummings Rickey Cummings Lane Davis Darrell Franks Emma Fonda Keith Hamilton Brenda Hubbard Dale jones Mike Burris Bob Bush Jackie Butler Rickey Carnell Betty Casteel Libby Crain Mary Clmningham Treena Cunningham Teresa Currin Betty Gargus Thomas Gargus Jerry George Matthew Jones Timothy jones Irene Lowery GRADE FIVE James Lumpkin Shelly McDonald Carol McLemore Ethel Nelson Leanne Oswalt Shelly Payne Ike Riley Jennifer Rowe Patricia Sanders Laurie Stark Carol Stracener Kevin Straub Lou.is Miller Gary Mitchell Marvin Moss Tommie Payne Vickie Ragins Pam Riddick Gary Sprouse Carrie Starks Gloria Starks Paul Taylor Dorothy Thom as Cindy Tosh Chester Williams '1 -.., we i X '3 X I W '59 l M,- Q I '11 fx 141 rl, N , Q -A -4 lg, V , Ms, S 1 W. X. Q ... 'fl' fl , V I+. 1 E I if Donna Archer Buford Barnett Mike Blankenship Marilyn Butler Clarence Byers Barry Casteel Ester Childress Terry Clay Rhonda Cranford Mary Drumright Lamar Durham Terry Evans Rickey Gentry Linda Greenfield Kim Griffin Sheila Blankenship Alice Brown Dena Bryant Larry Casteel Margatret Casteel Amy Cates Ella Crawford Alex Drumright Gary Drumright Virgil Finley Michelle Fisher Carl Gaines Benny Hogan Wanda Hubbard Carolyn jones GRADE POUR Donnie jones Ronnie Jones Terry jones Robert Luttrell Donna Mason Harvey Mead Ronald Pierce Jessie Quick Debra Ramsey Terry Richey Eddie Sanders Viola Speer Andrew Joyner Vennie Lance Irene Lowery Eddie Marrow Mary Nelson Mike Pearson Charles Reeves Luke Richardson Jerry Richey Bruce Stark Isaac Taylor Steve Turner -f 5 T M 3 'I' -Q ,,. ' 'Y Q-4 K. we A 1- ' AQ Q i 3 S .2 - ' ' - fi' be 1 4 i 5 ,ce T F 7 'V' i ,A 19 4'--3 CJ, -Q 3 rx , , 1 L .A 1 .. I 4. 4 .al .A L+ uv , ' 45 ,, y ' 1 ' wma., y , I! 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Ae 4' 'l I .i '3 1 a L.. ,424 N 65293 ,au 1- s f F w I 14 A i .f -A .L f 1 ,4 'X .... ,:.,' It 1 1 9' n , i .x iw '3 Q -qi lx T X Penny Beaver Kara Blocker Lisa Bond Ricky Carnell Edie Chastain james Childress Lori Crain Sheree Cunningham Neal Davis Chris Dudley Lynn Elder Brenda Finley Barry Dinney Deloris Fonda Kevin Forrest Pat Miller joe Moore Betty Noble Dan Notgrass Mike Payne Crystal Pierce Jimmy Pullam Steve Ragins Betty Reeves Phyllis Reeves Alvin Rowe Beverly Rowe Scotty Scott Theresa Slavings Adella Spears THIRD GRADE Jerry Gargus Rose Green Alvin Guyton Mary Hazel Janice Hightower Kathy Hightower Becky Hogan Glinda jackson Terri Johns Brian johnson Terry jones Theresa jones jennifer Lewis Shelia Martin Evelyn Miller Allen Starks Henry Starks Thomas Straub Dennis Thomas James Tilman Willie Tilson Tammy Turpen Clayton Wellington Earl Wellington Cindy Williams Patricia Wilson Frederick Woods David Young Tim Young Yandell Bailey Tammie Beaver Julie Bryant David Martin Danny McDonald George McLemore 5 3 V 0- ,A Billy Butler Tammy Owens i -A-, Ronda Carnell Brenda Payne V Bennett Childress Allen Pritchett 1 '9 I Debbie Crawford Mary Reeves A 6 Terry Cunningham Willie Reeves j J, Tammi Driskill Rita Rowe X , Leslie Drumright Alice Sawyers , f Kevin Gilmore Earl Sauyers Q 'A Tammy Goetz Ollie Seals ff! , kk' , A QW' A2 rw lNl2I'tl'l3 Green Penny Simmons Sharon Guyton Michael Starks Q, i ,IH Michael Hamilton wiuiam Hardin Mafk Thomas l Tammie Holt Nicole Thomas ', Dale jones Michael Tomlinson S' Sherry jones Joey Watkins Ai aa, nl., I ,XX 'JA Terry jones Danny Watson , A 6 Ricky Joyner Patsy Wellington A f' Carla Kinnison Cora Williams 'N ' 5 y JT Q ,BX X X. X ' .1 , K J l imgywlp ll' T Gary Layman Linda Wingate 1' Karen Lewis Fay Wilson ' f T Douglas Lowery David Wright ., ' y 1 ,fi vs B NN Sheila Lumpkin Sherry Womble 1, , Carl Lyell Brenda Woods H gf, ij: James Lyell Marvin Young K .Six . 4 ' . I www- , .. 5, w lp - 's ,5 gl--m.a.-!a..i-..aj5,.u.Z..L l' , y., In li V 7 if A I :Tia w ' A 1 - . L ' '1 'W l .A 'V' ' A ,, - ' A .W 3 s 5' Wltl R 1 Nw ,,. Q , l , 1 4 L. s 5 H 0 I . Q, ', - -A 4- ,A ... .,4 ' , A ni k? .. IM u- T W 2 - A .V :N -5 ,401 ax i-7 I f-V 1 - -1 T9 Q . , 9. .-. A 1. 1 ,tub 'VW ov f so ,, J :L A , ' fur , X' H311-al I . . 1 4 Q af, fn. jcssic Beaver Rhonda Brown Sally jo Brown Willie Brown Loretta Butler Tina Butler Pamela Callis Karen Carnell Clarence Casteel Henry Covington Josephine Covington Lisa Crawford Kimberly Damell Harold Drumright Kathy Elliott Paul Lyell Rita Lyell Kinney Marrow Mary McLemore Brenda Mead Cynthia Mead Jean Miller Patricia Nelson Carmella Parr Richard Pullam Scotty Pullam Charles Ramsey David Reeves Vemon Reeves Mildred Robinson GRADE 0 E Penny Farris Betty Finley Billy Finley Amanda Finley Edna Fonda Kenneth Garrett Tonya Graue Brad Green Carolyn Greenfield Anthony Hogan Danny jackson jennifer Jones Kathy Jones Vicki Jones Rodney Rowe Betty Spain Goeffrey Spears Calvin Tayolr joe Tillman Annie Tilson Clara Tosh Tony Vaughn Teresa Wellington Earl Wingate Linda Woods Margaret Woods Ruby Wilson Beth Young 'Et H':'d 'fini I' ., 'ol .4 y YM fs' YV 1. fl 1' -1 4, 0 .'Q 'I -4 1 H, l- v' K 74 it 1 ilk 00 Eddie Brown Mary Brown Perry Campbell Laura Carter Calvin Clay Lisa Elliott David Finley Patty Forrester John Garrett Alvin Loggins Douglas Lyell Thomas Lyell Donald McLemore Sheila McDonald Terry Miller Ricky Murrell Vincent Pierce Larry Preatty KI DERGARTE - ,, 5,6 lg, J .1 x --' - K ' l s! fd 4 A H11 ' . X 1' Q1 i 1 fsxx 'X Maggie Gordon adn reg Wag W4 f .Q L IF' X55 David Hardin Bernard Hightower Debra Holt Wende Hoskins Wendall Hoskins Mary Jackson Brian jones Joe Kinnision Johnny Logan Joe Ramsey Kenneth Reeves Brenda Stewart Arthur Simpson Steven Smith Rose Starks Princess Straub Kevin Wingate Stacy White 1, 5125 dff'4'siil'.If,-..-L m.m75'2n ' .1 W' 27.7 ., . - ' Ja rg. 5 ff'-ws, Q4 -5 vw ii 5' . M-9, v 2-Qrf ANDERSON, CARL CANNON, EMMA: F.H.A. 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Perfect Attendance 1, 2. CLAYTON, JUNE: Band 1,45 F. T.A. 3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 35 F.H, A. 1, 2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 1, President 35 Beta Club 1, President 15 Charger Staff 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Biology Award 25 World History Award 25 Spanish Award 25 Chemistry Award 35Bausch- Lomb Science Award 45 Betty Crocker Award 45 Cer- tificate of Recognition 45 Honor Roll 1, 2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 35 Annual Queen Candidate 45 Class Vice President 45 English Award 45 Speech Award 45 Mathe- matics Award 45 Danforth Award 45 Society of Out- standing American High School Students5 Who's Who among American High School Students, Scholarships: F. T. A.5 Teacher's Memorial5 Currators5 Regent's5 Southern Baptist5 Union University5 Arkansas State. COSSEY, JUDY: F.H.A. 15 Chorus 1. CROCKETT, JANICE: Band l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,4, Historian 35 Beta Club 1, Reporter 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Honor Roll 15 Chorus 3,4, Officer 45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 25 Drug Team 3,45 Sum- mer School Instructor of Migrant Program 2, 3. DAVIS, GAIL: Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, All-Divi- sion 1, 2, All-District 25 F, T.A. 2, 3,45 Charger Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 3, Editor 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 1, Parliamentarian 2, Song Leader 45 Beta Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 1,35 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Drmn Majorette 3,45 Typing Award 25 Class President 2,3, Representative 45 Student Council 2, 3,45 Honor Roll 1, Homecoming Queen Candidate 3, Homecom- ing Queen 45 F. F. A. Sweetheart Candidate 45 Band Award 45 Yearbook Editor Award5 Best All-Around Stu- dent Award. Scholarships: P. T. A.5 Southern Baptistg Union Univer- sity5 Jadie C. Memorial5 University of Mo. fmusicj. DAVIS, MELBA: Band 1,2,35 F. T.A. 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2, Vice-President, Treasurer 25 Cheerleader 15 Home Economics Award 35 Annual Queen Candidate 15 Class Vice-President 25 Summer School Instructor of Migrant Program 2, 3. FARMER, MARVIN: Basketball 1, 2,3,4, All Confer- ence Basketball 3,4, All District Basketball 4, All State Basketball 4, Field Goal Basketball Award 3,4, Rebound Basketball Award 3,45 Track 15 Football 15 Pep Club 1, 2, Rebound Trophy 4, Field Goal Trophy 4 GALLAHER, CHRISTY: Band l,2,35 F.T.A. 3,45 Charger Staff 3,45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,4, Song Leader 1,35 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Band Award 35 Chorus 3,45 Annual Queen 35 Homecoming Queen Candidate 35 Chorus Award 4. GUYTON, JOE: Football 15 Basketball 45 Baseball 15 Track 25 Pep Club 25 Homecoming Escort 4. HURT, WILLIE: Basketball 1, 25 Track 1,2. HOLT, SHIRLEY: Perfect Attendance 15 Library Club 1 LEWIS, JODY: Band 1, 2,35 All Division Band5 F. T.A. 253,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Vice-President 25 Beta Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club 35 Majorette 1,2,3, Head Majorette 2, 35 Honor Roll Award 25 Honor Roll 45 Chorus 3,45 Ac- companist 35 President 45 Summer School Instructor of Migrant Program5 First Alternate for PCA Scholarship. LOGGINS, STANLEY: Band 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Charger Staff 3,45 Basketball 15 Track 15 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Honor Award 15 Perfect Attendance 1, Boy's State 35 Leadership Award 45 F. T. A. Scholarship. McNUTT, MARY MURRELL, JOE: Band 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3,45 All Conference Basketball 2, 3,45 Track 15 Football 1, Best Defensive Player 15 Annual Queen Escort 45 Annual Retiring Queen's Escort 35 Danforth Award 45 All District Basketball 4. NAVE, DANNY: F.T.A. 45 F.F.A. 2,45 Basketball Manager 15 Track 1, 2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Mechanical Drawing Award5 Class President 45 Honor Roll 1,45 Chorus 3, President 3. OWEN, DENNIS: Band 1,25 F.T.A. 45 F.F.A. 45 Bas- ketball 15 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Honor Roll 15 Chorus 35 Annual Queen Candidate Escort 45 Leading Hitter 45 Citizenship Award 4. PARISH, ROBBIE: Band 1,2,3,45 F. T, A. 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 F. H. A, 1, 2, 3,4, Secretry 2, Parliamentarian 45 Beta Club 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 President 15 Majorette 25 Shorthand Award 35 Student Council 2, 3, Representative 2, 35 Honor Roll 1, Perfect Attendance 15 Homecoming Candidate 25 F. F, A. Sweetheart 25 Class Secretary- Treasurer 4. RATLIFF, DEAMONDA: Band 1, 2, 3,45 F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 Charger Staff 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 1,4, lst Vice-President 35 Beta Club 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, President 35 Perfect Attendance 35 Class Secretary 35 F. F. A. Sweetheart Candidate 35 Honor Roll 2,4. REEVES, RAY: F.F.A. 3,45 Basketball 15 Basketball Manager 2. ROWE, KATHY: Band 1,35 F.H.A. 3,45 Pep Club 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Spanish Award. SCOTT, DEBBIE: Band 1,45 F. T. A. 3,45 F. H.A. 1,35 Cheerleader 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Cheerleader Award 15 Band Award 15 Chorus 45 Perfect Attendance 1. WATT, JANICE: r.T.A. 3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Pep Club 1 YOUNG, LANNY: Band 1,2,3,45 F. T. A. 2,3,45 F.F,A. 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 15 Basketball 1, 2,3,4, All Conference, 2,45 All District 45 Sportsmanship Award 35 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Track 1, Football 15 Foot- ball Outstanding Back 15 Basketball Player 15 Student Council 45 Homecoming Queen Candidate Escort 2, 35 Homecoming Queen Escort 45 Annual Queen Candidate Escort 25 Retiring Annual Queen 45 F. F. A. Sweetheart Candidate Escort 3,45 F. F. A. Sweetheart Escort 2. Best Wishes From the Staff of 1973 There is no doubt that the 1972-73 school year has been one great year. A year that has been packed full of memories we shall never forget. I would like to ex- press my. thanks to the staff, students, faculty and a special thanks to my advisor, Mrs. Huff for their cooperation in compiling this book. Also, to each of you who helped contribute to the making of memories that are within this yearbook. In the future as you reminisce back to the years of 1972-73, I hope this book will be a reminder of all the good times you have spent at Delta C-7. Good luck to the People of 1973. Gail Davis Editor We, the '73 Charger Staff, would like to join our Editor in expressing our appreciation to everyone who helped make this yearbook possible. This has been a great year for us all with lots of great memories--memories which take the form of joy, happiness, and laughter mingled with tears. We have preserved these memories for you within the pages of this '73 Charger. We hope you have enjoyed it THE CHARGER STAFF THE TIME HAS COME FOR US TO GO, FOR ALL GOOD THINGS MUST END. . . 82 P 1 - 1 1 ,ax si! df -fu ,4, 52' Af- X .45 fix? ,wt ,Zn .S C-Pe 'An -34 UT' X ' '4 Q . 'fa am- Q x .- - 1 3,2221 N x Q ' R 4-E '2.,'1!! f- . -f -. ,h , - Ev gi - - v , K ,, 6.3 .Av 1 . Q ' x WPS-'2 2T'-a f ' - , Z,-fa -,',x'- . 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