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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1974 volume:

- r A 'T O 'Q Shylab 2 astronauts Bean n soace nd Alan ,.. I 111 O Soviet Party leader Leonid Brezhnev visited President and Mrs Nixon Yi Juan Peron elected president of Argentina, Isabel, his wife, became viceepresident yards In shatter NFL single season rushing record gf! Zi :J W R ima? R VW' F1 N igfr h-.u.,. ' 25? rises' 9145! Qfgf' fi N . KD 1-H 9 if :xl K' NIC Ai'-. H--Jw L .- -. i'QT?'i ff lff,33Eif,L4 ii?-li in-A--A-'rf '. I C- i-1-R---an 7'..f5 lf c ' fi' i -,xflif A 'ry 4 PERO RETURNS Great Brltains Princess Anne wed British Army lt Marla Phillips at Westminster Ahhvy Oakland A's defeated New York Mets for second consecutive World Series title. 1' 'i 1 l I Comet Kohoutek illuminated skies. not to return for 75,000 years Fuel shortage caused many gas stations to close on Sundays. 'Members ol American Indian Movement gained attention for their icause by capturing and holding town of Wounded Knee, South lDakota I WATERGATE Q 4' ,Q . . P I Pt 1 ' .1- Senatoi Sam Ervin opened Senate Watergate hearings Hi . 'S 'Ji '. .I , Ll '. QF' Yi'.1 . U.. QQ 7 9 5 I s 170, ng. K ' J 5 42 ' A V. HL 9 0 f ' ' ,Q ' , 4 uhh- lm' ' 'fuvmy Girl Words by BOB MERRILL PEoPLE Moderato TI I Q Iiikzrfgflz I I ' ll Q1 Plano 'ff Reffairt IS!caa'z'!y w B copyright, Music by Chappell 81 Cow In II? fa Cm7 F7 65:1 I J I r V I Peo-pIe,l,. peo-ple who need peo-ple. Are the I 0 - 'T ' If T E X-X I af' X, V I' T I' V F - g-I I ' ' D7sus. I i Gm .3 ' . V If I - f 1 I Ip ggi, luck-i-est peo-ple in the wor1d.....l We're chil- dren., an no X F F f ,.f espressivo - need-ing oth-er chil - dren C7 And yet, let - ting our grown up 5 ,gh - - L5 .. -iw!- Each time a snapshot was taken it was about you--it concerned you, the people of Delta C I' X We hope you will enjoy and appreciate it. The 1973-74 Charger Staff is from TOP T0 BOTj TOIVI, LEFT TO RIGHT: Advisor, Nlrs. Hogan, Editor, Cathy, Co-Editor, IVIaryp Sheila, Dwight, Lynn, Sabrina, Lawana, Rodger, Bonnie, Vlike, Sandra, Jackie. IIE E fl S IOU OU CopyrlghtIiI1963Iunpub.I8 1964 by Bob Merrill and Jule Sty Chappell-St ne. Inc. and Wonderful Music Corp.. owners of publucatron and alla d ght th gh tth ld I N Y II N V I d I g I V Ch ppIKIC It I ICpyghtS I1 Mu usA ALL RIGHTS RESERVED AY PYE EE IIUIEIII1 II Idgpblpl Ipft th tth tfth I g If py ght I P1 ,, I I It I . II I. I I I I- I H' I I I II I I I I I 'I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I I I I II I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Found on this page are only a few people who make up the employees of the De I ta C-7 School System. Beginningo n page 13 are FACULTY and SECRETARIES. THOSE WHO TAKE CARE OF US are found on page 17. Pages 11 and 12 are the ADIVIIN- ISTRATION and the PERSON to whom THIS BOOK IS DE- DICATED is on page 10. A-'P!'f,' 'I , I T 'fi ii., 59 t it n f . J S N N. ,V M X . .. C u -1 fvanliiii ' wt Pa . Ai-Q : s N. 1. ass.: if :-1, .' 'L .1 s .- 4, X . 'X Xl 'N , . .- A' yy, ' 3 K fkl 'i gifs. .5 -.r!:5 't The School Year is almost over and for the Seniors the world awaits. Having a good time in and out of class seems to be the topic of these pictures. IVI any have left and few have come but what remains of the C LAS S OF 1974 begins on page 18. Page 23 has snap- shots of them in their younger day. IUQW. is 427 .V SX? ,iw . I -A I ,Q v off nf, 1' .ily tx! Parties, pranks, eating and sooializing are partof eyeryone's life. Here we have shown the U N D E R-, C LAS S IVI E N doin' their thing! lt's been said Life is Enjoyable. These peo- ple seem to provethat be- yond a reasonable doubt. For the rest of these peo- ple look on pages 26-32 T here are various clubs in our school. They hold gruesome initiations and dances where you pick your lady. They also got the Goof Stuff out this year for the C h r i s tm as Tea. There are happy times when you've just beer announced Homecoming Queen and when you Pep Club has won the Pep Club Trophy forthe fourth straight year at Senath. The HAP- PENlNGS begin on page 34 and GROUP SHOTS of CLUBS start on page 43. 'Ui is givin-4 Sports are one ot the main ac- tivities ofthe school. IVIost students are connected with them in some way. Our Varsity and Jr. Varsity team pictures are found on pages 54-60. Our baseball team is found on page 61 and 62. Our Homecoming is an outstanding event of the school year. The court is on pages 38-39. QW, Q ' u ... ., - in ...-.IW3 dl - il Tl , .9 U CQ 'fl wud r ix 1 ,G 6 ,G if -.r ' 5 - I . Z - ' F .. as 4: g I I Q 6 g What was important in Elementary is no longer treas ured in Junior High and still again has changed in Senior High. School spirit dominates the Pep Club at the ball- games, while in Senior High the girl and boyfr,iend situation takes over. The bodies that make J U NIO R HIGH are on pages 64-69. The Pep Club entered afloat in the Kennett Fair this year. These pic- tures, along with the otherA C T I V I T I E S and ORGANIZATIONS, are foundon pages 72-75. On pages 76-80 you wi I I see HOGAN'S HEROES. . 1 I ' 'R I . f - ll ' s 'Y I A 1 sq. gy f 1 5 2 U Lk.. f I I A I , qi' 3 I f L. L, 3 Nj N uf 5' I ' 4,21 km! D, ' ' l I . as . G ' ml I . S., f 3 .,. ' . V Y s s Q-, NY . ' as 6 ,X 'R ,I V, Some people care! The boys with dustmops on this page sweep their classroom almost daily becausethey want a clean room. Hav- ing classes and T. G. I. F. 'S are part of it-- no matter if it's boring or fun. Two people are chosen to be flower girl and crown bearer for h o m e c o m i n g from kindergarten . The ELEMENTARY composes the leaders of tomorrow and they are on pages 81-87. Snapshots, kindergarten g ra d u at io n, and Elementary Band are on pages 88-89. IPXX 4 , Nj., 'f A 'H h 'Qu .K ,. s 2 f There are many businessmen throughout this area who support our yearbook. Some are list ed at the bottom of the pagesp others are found in the back of the book. Please take amoment to look at these fine people. THE SYSTEM 'V' gflflyr J 4 N 1 f- i 1 A .- 4 1 1 , A 5 . '95 tg! 32 fof fxi or , E 1' W.. V7 uhh. it-5 xii. li MRS. IACQUELINE BLANKENSHIP For her sincere and vvholehearted devotion to her students, for her kindness and fairness, for her outstanding work in the lVlath Department. . .We, the Charger Staff, dedicate this 19 73- 74 Charger to lVlrs. Jackie Blankenship. We hope that in doing this we will make her task a little lighter, her future a little brighter and that we vvill attain those goals she has helped us set for ourselves. I SCHOOL BOARD IVIR. CALEB DAVIS President lVlR. JOE TIDWELL MR DEI-AN YOUNG lVlR. HAROLD JACKSON Vice-President y ' Secretary Treasurer The School Board is one ofthe many, active parts of the school. They help to keep the school running smoothly and in order. These elected citizens work closely with the superintendent in forming and carrying out school policies. IVIR. LARRY GREEN IVIR. JACK LEWIS lVIember Member 'N igrfff 'N- - ADMINISTRATION , U , f Superintendent of Schools - High School Principal r L ' IVF , . ' v XL vx,fx,Xfx.JQ.! Junior High Principal I Elementary Principal ' FACULTY Connie Anderson H. S. Home Ec. , B.S. Voc. Home Ruth Baker Elem. Social Stu- dies, B.S. Soc. EC., seivio si. u. sci., Ark. st. U. .vu 1.15 Q. 2 Harold Blocker H.S. Science, B.S. Education, Ark. St. U. Troy Case J.H. Science, B.S. Education, S.W. lVlo. St. U. Kathleen Conley X Regina Conley Elem. Spec. Ed., Elem. Spec. Ed., B.S. Elem. Ed. 8. B.S. Elem Ed. 8. SP. Ed.-Ky. St. Sp. Ed.-Lincoln U. U. . . 84 SEIVIO St U Randy Benson H.S. Physical Ed., B.A, Phys. Ed., Ouachita Baptist U. Cathy Cohn Speech Correction- ist, B.S. Speech, Ark. St. U. Oliveen Crow Elem. Reading, B.S. Elem Ed., Ark. St. U. Jackie Blankenship H.S. lVlath., B.S. IVlath., SEIVIO St. U. Jackson Conley Art Ed., B.S. Elem. Ed.-Ky. St. U., SEIVIO St. M X Nancy Droke Elem. Science, B.S. Phys. Ed., Murray St. U. Linda Duncan Lenard Elder J.H. Spec. Ed., H.S. History, B.S. Home Eco., Ed., lVliss. St. St. Col. of Ark. B.S. :1' -.3 Bonnie Gipson Virginia Griffin J.H. Spec. Ed., J.H. lVlath., B.A. B.S. Elem. Ed., Sci. 8.lVlath, Blue Ark. St. U. lVltn. College. 49575 VN? I Betty Jackson Elem. lst Grade, B.S. 8tlVl.S. Ed., Ark. St. U., U. of Ala. 1 X- Douglas James H.S. Spec. Ed B.S. Ed., Ark St. U. lVlerry Elder Elem. Kindergarten, B.S. Elem. Ed., Blue lVltn. College. Larry Hogan J.H. Phys. Ed., B.S. Phys. Ed., Memphis St. U. Bonnie Johns Elem. 2nd Grade, B.S. Ed., Ark. St. U. Darla Fisher Librarian, B.A. Ed., U. of lVIiss. Ronda Hogan H.S. Bus., B.S. Bus. Ed., SEIVIO St. U. Y'-'wi J' 1 . .gn - 1 David LaGore J.H. Soc. Studies B.A. Eng., Ark. St. U. Sara LaGore Elem. Remed. Read- ing, B.S. Elem. Ed., lVI.S. Reading Louise Parker J.H. Remed. Read- ing, IVl.A. Humani- ties, IVISU. - v wi ivi x Glenn Layer Agnes lvlarsllall H.S. VOC. Ag., Elem. Language B.S. g,M.5. Ag., Arts, B.S. Elem. osu, E.D.s.-Ark. Ed., Ark. St. U. Phyllis Pelts Elem. Kind., B.S. Health 8. P.E. , SEIVIO St. U. Ji. Charlotte Potts Elem. 2nd Grade, B.S. Elem. Ed., Ark. Poly. Inst. rg if x -P QE.. ' ZS? f x .elfn w . Larry Smithee Betty Taylor Betty Ward H.S. Music Ed., Guidance Counselor, Elem. IVlath., B.S. B.E. lVlusic, Ark. l3.S. 8.IVl.S. Ed., Elem. Ed., Ark. St. U. Ark. St. U. St. U. lVlary lVlurphy J.H. Language Arts, B.A. Speech, Fort Hays Ks. St. 0pal Pulliam Elem. 3rd Grade, B.S. Elem. Ed., Ark. St. U. , 'Cf 1' .if g , . - 'lf ' ii! 1.1 Delilah Webb Elem. lst Grade, B.S. Elem. Ed., Ark. St. U. 1. PUBLISHED TEACHERS MIGRANT TEACHERS Brenda Goodman Marjorie Scott H. S. getty Byers Leda Oldsen J.H.S. Librarian, Eng. B.A. Eng. lemf Math 8' Elem- SOC' B.A. Engl., Lam- Arts, Lambuth Col. Enghsh' StUd'e5' buth Col. A Philo- Grad., Ark. St. U., ' l ll A s W M , , V sophy of life , Am U. of lVlo. Poetry HH lim rl lk! ll! erica Sings, Nat'l Pub'ished in Natl ' l ' Poetry Press, 73 Anthology of Poetry m lVlorning Nat'l for Teachers 84 l 'S Col. Poetry Antho Worship Anthology, Y lm fx logy, Nat'l Poetry Abingdon Press. I' Pres 73. Eli. Q ...L ,. 3 G LIBRARY AND MUSIC AIDS BOOKKEEPER Judy Broadway Ava Lou Davis Mollie Groves Ruby Spears Lillie Grimes SECRETARIES Sue Blocker Donna Crain Peggy lVlcDonald lVlar,tha Riddick Louise Tidvvell 4 'Xi NURSE COOKS IVIrs. Rosa Cox Mary Riddick, Mattie Tomlinson, lVlildred Reed, Florence Lafferty, Frank Wilcutt. CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS CSlllllllli.DuJ , Herman lVlilton, T. A. Graham, Pearl Gra- lVIr. Byers, lVlr. Blocker, lVlr. Elder, ham, Bud Patterson. IVlr. Patterson, lVlr. Cannon, lVlr. Smotherman, lVlr. Fisher, lVlr. James 17 THE SENIORS OF 1973-74 IVIOTTO: If God Be For Us, Who Can Be Against Us? COLORS: Old Gold and Royal Blue FLOWERS: Spring Bouquet JACK DEWITT RATLIFF PRESIDENT Band 1,2,3, Treas. 35 F.T.A. 2,3,45F.F.A.1,2, V. P. 3, 45 Beta Club 45 Class Pres. 45 St. Co. Pres. 45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Foot- ball 1,25 AIC Convention 3. JANET GAY HOGAN VICE-PRESIDENT F.T,A,2,3,45F,H,A,1,3, Treas. 45 Beta Club 45 Class Rep. 3, V.-P. 45 Stu. Co. 3, Secr. 45 Honor Roll 3, Cheer- leader 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Homecoming Queen 4. CATHY JO TIDWE LL SECRETARY-TREASURER Band 1,2, Libr. 15 F.T.A. 2,3, 45 Charger Staff Co-Ed. 3, Ed. 45 F.H.A. 1, Treas. 2, Pres. 3, Region 7 Sec. 45 Beta Club 1,2,4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Class Pres. 1,3, Sec.-Treas. 45 Stu. Co. 1,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Cheerleader 35 Pep Club Treas. 1, Pres. 4, FRANCES JEAN STARKS REPRESENTATIVE F.T,A,2,3,45F,H.A,1,2,3, I 4, Class Rep. 45 Stu. Co. 45 Cheerleader 45 Pep Club 1,3,4. RODGER WAYNE PRIVETT REPRESENTATIVE Band 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Charger Staff 3,45 F. F.A. 1,2, Pres. 3,45 Class Rep. 45 Stu. Co. 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball IVlgr. 25 Baseball 15 AWARDS: Perfect Attendance 1,25 Quad State Band 4. CATHY MILLER BAILEY F.T.A. 2,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Beta Club 1,4, Sec.-Treas. 25 Class Rep. 1,25 Stu. Co. 1,25 Honor Roll 1,35 AWARDS: Citizenship 35 Betty Crocker 4. ' ALIVIA JEAN BROWN F.H.A. 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2, 3. SABRINA GAYLE BRYANT F.T.A. 2,3,4, Charger Staff 3, 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3, Beta Club 1, 2,3,4, Hist. 3, Honor Roll 1, 2,3, Pep Club 2, AWARDS: Perfect Attendance 3, Social St. 3 . DIANNA LYNN CALLIS Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4, F.T.A. 4, Charger Staff 3,4, F. H.A. 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2,4, Beta Club 1,2,3,4. Class Officer--Sec. 2, Honor Roll 1,2,3, Pep Club 3, 4, Annual Queen 4, F. F.A. Sweetheart Candidate 4, AWARDS: All Division Band 2, Science 2, Social St. 3, Perfect Attendant 1,2,3, All District Band 2. DONALD GENE CLEVELAND JAMES LARRY COLLIER F.T.A. 4, Beta Club 4, Class Officer--V.-Pres. 3, St. Coun. 3, Honor Roll 2, Basketball 1, 2,3, Baseball l,2,3, AWARDS: Perfect Attendance 2. MICHAEL WAYNE COOK F. F.A. 2,3, Chorus 3, AWARDS: Science 2. ADRAIN ANN CRAIN Band 1,27 F.T.A. 2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Beta Club 1,2,3,4g Class Officer--Rep. lp St. Coun. 15 Honor Roll 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Flay Car- rier 47 AWARDS: Band 1. DONALD JAMES DRUIVIRIGHT F.F.A. 2,3,45 Chorus 1,3. EUNICE ANNETTE FORRESTER AWARDS: Perfect Attendance 2. STEVEN JAMES FRANKS F, F.A. 1,2,3,4g Escort for: F. E.A. Sweetheart 4. JACKIE RAY GROVES F. T.A. 2,3,45 Charger Staff 3, 47 Pep Club 45 Chorus 1,37 AWARDS: Perfect Attendance 3. K BILLY RAY IVIC LEIVIORE Chorus 3. CONNIE ELIZABETH lVlEDLlN F.T.A.2,37F.H.A.1,2,3,47 Beta Club l,2,3,47 Honor Roll 37 Pep Club 1,2,3. IVIARJORIE ANN PETERSON F.T.A. 37 F.H.A. 2,3, 2nd V.-Pres. 37 Pep Club 2,32 F.F.A. Sweetneart3. DANIEL ROSE F,F,A, 1,2,3,4. KATIE lVlAE SEALS F.T.A, 2,3,47 F.H.A. l,2,3, 4, Reporter 27 Beta Club 47 Pep Club 1,3,47 Chorus 17 AWARDS: Perfect Attendance l,2,3. CHARLES BENNETT SEATS Band l,2,3,47F,F.A,1,2,3, 47 Chorus 47 Basketball lVlgr. 3j Football lVlgr. 2j AWARDS: All Division Band l,2,3,47 All District Band 3,4. MICHAEL WILLARD SIVIITH F.-l',A,2,3,4jF.F,A,1,2,3, 47 Honor Roll lj Pep Club 2,37 AWARDS: Perfect Attendance 2. .WUI GENEVIEVE STRACENER Z,H,A.1,2,3,4, 2nd V.-Pres. SHEILA SPENCE WARD F. T.A. 2,3,4, Charger Staff 3, 4pF.H.A.1,2,3, Sec. 3, Beta Club 2,3,4, Pres. 3, ' Class Officer--Sec.-Treas. 1, Rep. 2, St. Coun. 2, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3, Chorus 1,4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 1, Annual Queen Candidate 1,2, F. F. A. Sweetheart Candidate 2, AWARDS: Cheerleading 1,2, Geography 2, Typing 2, Short- hand 3, Perfect Attendance 1 . 54 Bowtmc KEITH wATsoN Band 1,2,3,4,F,F,A,1,2,3, 4. GARY DEWAYNE Wl LBU RNX TEDDY lVlAX WILKERSON Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, F.T.A. 2,3,4, F,F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sen- tinel 3, Junior Advisor 4, Class Officer--Pres. 2, St. Coun. 2, Pep Club 1,2, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Baseball 2, Escort for: F. F.A. Sweetheart 3,4, Home- coming Queen 3,4, AWARDS: Sportsmanship 3, Class Pres. Award 2. IVIICHAEL W. WILSON Pep Club 1,4, Baseball 1,2,3, 4, Annual Queen Escort 4, AWARDS: Perfect Attendance 1. REMEMBER CAN-CANS AND CREW CUTS 1 A I wir' gn-.. 1 R IVlrs. CarneII's Second Grade L. lyk KX R 2 fa, f ' A 9' Q , V f 2 i'f'3 ,-.s'- - ,f',f-L-25- ' R ff I i .,-- ' sy 16 ..-. 4 153. 'Hx l7: 'j.JS 18 444 f 73' me 8 i f fm. I 'vga Nr 21 jff 522 3 1 1 fi VW -.mg , 1 '-. va an -. .Ak 9. ', J.- s ' ' t 4 I I i 1 , ,.-.9-- L... T' 1 ,i 1- r I fn, V e. f. . . I F ..fs 2 FWF .. . L ,. 'li - 7 Q ,. n x -. :UNI ,X 6. 'N 0 Y i .X- X fN 'Q-.f . I X 1 'Af .ig u ...nhr ' E .xii -uv :ti i 'E' f-XY! 'sl 'ibfxz-0 if 'af f el vm wi 1 if, U r- ll W 1 .VM - + -iv-f S-' we . I! . gg.. - r-9 -ffff-.' 7 A ma, - if 'lip- 5 QI xc A -qi 1 ag- r 'I 'wld 1.0 ks Tonya Berry Eugene Brueting Carlis Cannon Leon Cannon Vivian Clay Kenneth Durham Henry Finley JUNIORS Z Wayne Lairg Class Rep. Dwight Blankenshipg Pres. Mary Grimesp Sec. Treas. Sandra Wil liamsp V. Pres. Cindy Jacksong Class Rep. 'UW J. Freeman Carey Guyton Lynda Holt David Huffman 'Qi Gloria Hunter Nelson Jackson Keith Keller Charles Long Winston IVIcNutt Randy Owen Marie Parish B Patterson John Reed .9 Jackie Rowe Jeffrey Thomas 6 X Torn Sanders John Thomas .Xa SOPHOMORES . i F Karen Crain, Secretary- BHYAYY AHClG.YS0'l A. Blackburn Diane Chastain Treas. , Oscar Woods, Stu- KHYC BOWIIWQ Bonnie Casteel Louis Childress dent Council Repr. ,A Carolyn Danny Crews IVI. Cummings Amy Davis Bonnie Gaines Jackie Graham Elizabeth Earl Jackson. Walter Jones Rosie Larry ' Laverne Hunter lVlcKinney 6 at n 1- -L u l 3. O ii ,ww Elder President Rhonda Davisl, Vice President. Linda lVIcKinney Thomas Mead Andrew lVIiIIer Philip Oldsen Willie Payne V. Pittman Kenneth Ramsey Rickey Scott Charlotte Smith DruecillaTSmith Robert Starks Billy Taylor lVlichael Wade Carolyn Thomas Chuck Turner Wx! z 30 V-'SID 5-fs xl L90'W A999 'VIHYY A999 Gay L. Bowie Faye Brown Gary Bryant 'Ax F R E S H M E N Dennis Cunningham and Linda Blankenship-Student Council Representativesp Tammie Ragins, Secretary-Treasurerg Jerry Young, Vice-Presidentg George Ri- ley, President. Kathy Bush Jerry Cannon Vickie Champlin D. Cunningham P, Cunningham Marilyn Elder Dan Finley Debra Groves M. Herrington Debra Hubbard Larry Jackson Cora Jones Gary Jones Janice Jones Greg Lance qi 'T' , - . X 'fl-.si , .J .. melbi Janice McGarity J. McKinney Jerry Mc:Nutt D. Mansfield Cleaster Mead L. C. Nelson Peggy Notgrass Darlene Osby Joy Owen B. Poindexter fix 3 3 if rr qiqzzx ,I ,I N if' Y I I ll' ploli' K :rf .hull Billy Pullam Sheila Richardson Debbie Starks ff, l 'hx 1 William Ramsey Debra Reeves David Richardson lVlarl4 Richardson Dolly Samuel Randall Scott Dorothy Seals Lloyd Sprouse X F2 -3 Robert Taylor lVIil4e Tidwell Pearlie Tilson Tracy Wilkerson Wil iams Pam N 'if I 37 5. - fa lffi - Yxix Sf' N ,J 'W'-an - 'Rx . 4 2 I .xt J, X , '14 -llS . ---1,,. f ' 'J' 1 ,, T, f if 1' S.4.,iF1,Aflrkx. .! ' bali nts? gi! 34 ' F.F.A. SWEETHEART ,glfffzllgs T5 if MISS DIANE CHASTAIN THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BANK OF KENNETT I KENNETT, lvnssoum 1,9 . , Viv J ' f- 'Jwqi V lfi if' Y ,I 5 - S '1 Q 'i:.5?f 7' ' ' ' 5 ri3PYf4 ft' s1..LQ,gq i , Yl- 1 'W 1 T 1 FIRST ALTERNATE Miss Tammie Ragins Mr. Jerry Young SECOND ALTERNAT Miss Carlis Cannon Mr. Mike Tidwell hr-N A The court with Miss Margorie Peterson, Retiring Sweetheart, and Mr. R er Privett 5 - sk 1 - f I a THIRD ALTERNATE Miss Lynn Callis Mr. Teddy Wilkerson That touching moment when Steve crowned Diane F. F.A. Sweetheart. I l .4 .f f T. 555' Q .f fl' Lf '-.r qmlvs yah xv, 1 y JI gf 7 'f?4f'Y'v fu f Y ,,.- ANNUAL QUEEN MISS LYNN CALLIS mls PAGE SPONSORED av WILCOXSON 81 SONS, INC. KENNETT, Mlssoum Miss Tonya Berry Mr. Randy Owen gs' Miss Amy Davis Mr. Michael Wade Lynn has just been announced as the Annual Queen for 1973-74. A kiss from Rodger! 33 ,L 4 x ' if Qlgtfg QQ: ' Miss Joy Owen Mr. Mike Wilson '--- . .ti - , v f 4 R ' . jf 41 X X X ' 7 X 'N ff YM.-.,. A ff, f ,X .ff ,4- 1, , .h, C1-mi. .fx gg! -an ,lf .x ,X . 'X 9 if R N I fm V i llHll QIl Y? IIIHIHUU 125 f. -fi it L I Q2 , l f x..f'l ,Z X! 1 K 2, .I , . X , 45.45 4' 3 S., ., ,Q Vg, s . ot ', ' v slxl' ' XXX 'QQ 6' I 'K-Y ' 1 ? k - . . . 1 x 0 ' O o 0 O D ' l O U O Q 0 'S' 'uf . . , I, F' H '-3-if 'iii aim 7 71 ir., xr! ' -'vi jj- .., 3 5 'L---.h...,-- 'I gnu... I 5 , ,ka THE HONORED ENGLISH - CATHY BAILEY BIOLOGY - CONNIE MEDLIN SCIENCE - BILL RAMSEY MATHEMATICS - LYNN CALLIS CHEMISTRY - RHONDA DAVIS HOME EC. - CONNIE MEDLIN CRISCO'S OUTSTANDING HOME EC. STUDENT - ROSIE LARRY SHORTHAND - LINDA MOORE BOOKKEEPING - CATHY TIDWELL B TYRING - RIIGNDA DAVIS USINESS ED. - SHEILA WARD ics! 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THE PRESlDENT'S SPEECH I would like to welcome everyone here to- night--our parents, teachers, board members, and special guests. l'd like to welcome you to the end of the 12 most special years in our lives and to the beginning--of a new life. A new life in which we will change our images from boys and girls to men and women. A new life that will be shaped from our understanding of the education which our parents and teachers have worked so hard to give us. I would like to thank our parents and teachers for all the help that they have given us through school. Whether we further our education in col- lege or begin working now will be one of our first decisions as an adult. VVe will no longer be led by the hand and our decisions made for us. Our future depends upon each individual graduate. The future of our country and the world de- pends on the young people. The things that are happening in the world today would indicate that we are headed for a future that will not be easy. Each person has to do his or her part, so I'd like to challenge my classmates to do everything in our power to make our communities, our coun- try and the world a better place in which to live. 3 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY M 81 L FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES KENNETT, Missoum STUDENT COUNCIL 'Y Ill lplli President--Jackie Ratliffg Vice President--Dwight Blankenshipg Secretary--Janet Hogan Treasurer--Carolyn Elder. Cindy models dummy for Pep Club rally and bonfire. A Our student body was lucky to learn about the many uses of liquid air in a science assembly this year. lVlil4e, Diane and Keith assistedthe scientist and Rhonda views the results. Jack watches vvith great posture as the dummy goes to ashes. g,. President--lVlary Grimesp First Vice President--Bonnie Stracenerg Second Vice President --Genevieve Stracenerp Secretary--Lynn Callisp Treasurer--Janet Hoganp Parliamentarian l3YGHdH PGUGYSOIWJ Historian--Amy Davisp Reporter--Kay Bowlingp Song Leader--Carlis Cannong Refreshment Chairman--Frances Starksg Region Seven Secretary--Cathy Tidwellp Chapter Advisor--lVlrs. Connie Anderson. FHA HOSTS SEW WITH COTTON This year Good ole Delta ripped a few seams with the Sew-With-Cotton. The pic- ture at the upper right shows Darlene Osby, Debra Groves, and Joy Owen preparing their sewing machine for the hard work ahead. At the lower right, Pam Williams is g shown modeling her outfit in front of the judges. Below lVlike takes 50's Day honors. -1 V2 is Sl .t if is President--Rodger Privettp V. President--Jackie Ratliffg Secretary--Wayne Lairg Trea- surer--Dwight Blankenshipy Reporter--Larry Youngg Sentinel--David Huffmany Jr. Advi- sor--Teddy Wilkersong Parliamentarian--IVIichael Wadeg FFA Sweetheart--Rita Chastain. FFA HOLDS ANNUAL INITIATION Here are some shots of the Annual FFA Initiation, which every boy has to go through to get into FFA. ln the center picture is the famous Kangaroo Court, at which Danny Crews is the defendant. On the bottom left is a greenhand being escorted through the hog pasture. The picture on the bottom right is Keith Kel- ler going through the hangman's squad. :vlq Nl BETA CLUB l Ip President-Rhonda Davisg Vice President-Amy Davisy Secretary-Carolyn Elderg Historian- llllichael Wade This year the Beta Club Journeyed to St. K-,.,,... Louis to the Twentieth Annual Missouri State Beta Convention. The picture at the upper left gives you an idea of how crowded the bus was on the trip up there. Shown at the lower left if Papa Jon and his wife, whose friendliness most Beta's enjoyed while eating their supper. Below is the 1974-75 state president, Gary lVlcBroom. PEP CLUB President--Cathy Tidwellp V. Pres.--Linda Blankenshipg Sec.-Treas.--Gay Lynn Bowie .J 1, i The Pep Club vvon trophies at the North Pe- - misoot and Senath-Hornersville Tournaments. V. At left they sponsored a bonfire at the be- ginning ofthe year. F , I i President--IVIary Grimesp V. President--Karen Craing Sec.-Treas.--Kay Bowling OUR FTA MEMBERS IN ACTION i'l ,, Q R Dafa L FI? SR. BAND PERFORMS SPRING CONCERT I . 251. President Teddy Wilkerson, Vice-President, Rodger Privett, Secretary-treasurer, Lynn Callus Librarian, KarenCrain, Conductor, lVlr. Larry Smithee. The D. H.S. Senior Band had a rather tough year since there were only about 25 members. The entire band marched in the Kennett parade. They also marched in the Steele and Caruthersville Christmas parades. Several students participated in the All-Division, All-District, and Quad- State Bands. A Pep Band, composed of everyone that vvasn't active in basketball, played at several home games. The band, along with the High School Chorus, and the Junior High Chorus, performed a Spring Concert in IVlay. ,W if E, J' k :, l3,::.L . I 5 -ld-la Peaceful Easy Feelin ' 95 -in imc.. . A - -14 'LAX 45' 1-'Q' P 'CX .ff s, Q xi E ' th T V YT ' -Q , G 5 J . A in ga 2 ,U i,j' 4.1.. ,jg c S : '51 'SFF 'p if his ff- . -as fig? KH. L, ..,q.,.f,-f,3,3,. Jpeg ,WJQQP FLAG CARRIERS I :: i ' LEFT TO RIGHT- Cindy Jackson, Janet Hogan, Adrain Crain, and Rosie Larry. H E A D M A J 0 R E T T E C A R O L Y N E L D E R MAIORETTE CHARLOTTE SIVHTH MAIORETTE CHORUS FRONT ROW: Nlrs. Broadway-Director, Lana Turner, Lawana Tidvvell, Sheila Ward, Tonya Berry, Janice Sandidge, Carlis Cannon, Sandra Williams, and Elizabeth Hunter. SECOND ROW: Vernon Pitman, Winston lVlcNutt, Randy Owen, Johnny Thomas, Charles Seats, Kenneth Durham, Tony Lytle, John Reed, and Larry Collier. Q.-- I f za Singing the Christmas musical, BORN for the PTA. Presenting lVlrs. Broadway with a Christ- mas gift. xg 1 as l ly- lllllll it ,f 0 fvv , i W i i lf. ll i i KT A 5-- ,s, -..........A- CANDY STRIPERS A new organization hegan at our school this year--Candy Striners. Each week on Wednesday afternoons these girls gave their time to the Pemiscot County Aflemorial Hospital at Hayti. lVlrS Rosa Cox was their advisor. THE CANDY STRIPERS ARE PIC- TURED AT THE LEFT: Charlotte Smith, Kathy Bush, Brenda Patterson, and Lana Turner. K, . ' Q ll IL COME ON PEOPLE EVERYBODY GET TOGETHER AND LOVE ONE ANOTHER RIGHT NOW' 4,1 ,f l - E sllfsll lL T71 T-fl I .l'.'i'i fii. A TEAM CHEERLEADERS ..-me Cindy Jackson, Lavvana Tidvvell, Carlis Cannon, Frances Starks, Janet Hogan, Sandra Williams. l B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Karen Crain, Rhonda Davis, Carolyn Elder, Kay Bowling, Amy Davis, and Brigette Poindexter. A TEAM BASKETBALL T LEFT TO RIGHT: Eugene Breuting, Wayne Lair, Carey Guyton, Jack Ratliff, Tommy Sanders, Randy Benson, Coach, Teddy Wilkerson, Thomas IVlead, Dwight Blankenship, Keith Keller. SEASON'S RECORD - 17-9 North Pemiscot Invitational Tournament De ta C-7 44 Hayti 42 De ta C-7 63 Lilbourn 75 De ta C-7 58 Neelyville 609' De ta C-7 60 Caruthersville 41 De ta C-7 64 Caruthersville 55 De ta C-7 44 New IVIadrid 60 De ta C-7 69 Gideon 50 De ta C-7 48 Campbell .34 De ta C-7 92 Southland 75 De ta C-7 73 Piggott 60 Pemiscot County Tournament De ta C-7 43 Senath 55 De ta C-7 51 Hayti 40 De ta C-7 84 Cooter 56 De ta C-7 47 North Pemiscot 45 De ta C-7 61 South Pemiscot 41 De ta C-7 71 Lilbourn 74k D613 C-7 66 East Prairie 68 De ta C-7 65 Portageville 56 , Senath Hornersville Tournament Regional A Tournament De ta C-7 60 Campbell 52 De ta C-7 61 Gideon 53 De ta C-7 56 North Pemiscot 47 De ta C-7 57 Parma 76 De ta C-7 55 Gosnel 79 Trophies De ta C-7 53 North Pemiscot 51 2 - First Place Trophies De ta C-7 63 Holcomb 48 rl - Second Place Trophy De ta C-7 48 Clarkton 57 1 - Second Place Consolation Trophy at Denotes Overtime THis PAGE SPONSORED sv SKEETER KELL SPORTING GOODS, INC. KENNETT, MISSOURI W HI IIRGERS ACTION JUMPING SHOOTING TAIPPING BIG 5 TALKIN' IT OVER s 32 Q TWO FOR JACK! GRAB YOUR PARTNER DOCIE DOE G Am! E u 3 1 P g f i THE BALL, WAYNE! U -?'A A 0 , I I ff ...f U wi 0 'I M I N E ! , Z L 3.4 Q D 1 B TEAM BASKETBALL Y +- LEFT TO RIGHT: Rickey Scott, George Riley, Gary Bryant, Danny Crews, Larry Jack son, Andrew lVliller, Oscar Vlloods, lVlike Tidvvell, lVlichael Cummi Benson. ngs, Coach Randy SEASON'S RECURD 17-6 Clarkton B Tournament De ta C-7 62 Clarkton 35 De ta C-7 79 Holcomb De ta C-7 33 North Pemiscot 44 De ta C-7 58 Clarkton De ta C-7 52 Campbell 42 De ta C-7 42 Neelyville De ta C-7 61 Campbell 40 De ta C-7 53 Hayti De ta C-7 57 Piggott 51 De ta C-7 60 Caruthersville Campbell B Tournament De ta C-7 65 Gideon De ta C-7 58 lVlalden 48 De ta C-7 77 Southland De ta C-7 63 Campbell 38 Pemiscot County Tournament De ta C-7 48 Senath 47 De ta C-7 53 Hayti De ta C-7 55 Senath 53 De ta C-7 53 Lilbourn De ta C-7 78 Cooter 66 De ta C-7 61 Portageville De ta C-7 67 South Pemiscot 61 Trophies De ta C-7 58 East Prairie 62 2 - First Place Trophies De ta C-7 61 North Pemiscot 66 1 - Third Place Trophies 58 mis PAGE sPoNsoRso av KENNETT NATIONAL BANK KENNETT, Missoum A FRONT ROW SEAT This is the time when it all pays off. All those days you stayed after school to practice show up novv. You have learned what the Coach means by those certain looks. Look closely at the picture-- what does this famous look mean? 'QP-- then race clown court with it... Fight forthe hall then shoot for tvvo f . ll ll -fa S You've done that to me all night, novv quit it. glq 5 W , .wanna-I This is our end, isn't it? EVERYBODY ALWAYS HAS SOMETHING TO SAY Hey, hey, step back please. SR. HIGH BASEBALL '74 . ' . 'I I I , 5.1 f' ' I 5 I . I . I H I ,pg . if-J' ., xi F 1 , 144, K 'Im T I I 'I ' I. Jr: .,Y!uIL,- cl' 4 v 1 R A, I 5 L Q I IT ,W 5, I 'V kxsxi I 7 .4 X ' . ' I I Y . I S f,r.J W , I I Cy , . Q A TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- R. Starks, A. IVIiIIer, T. Mead, J. Ratliff, D. Blanken- ship, D. Crews, Coach Benson. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- C. Guyton, E. Brueting, G. Riley, O. Woods, IVI. Cummings, and R. Privett. '-' - V gg 7' ..,-L-, ,, . 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'N' '- ks .J For those who love may moan and cry. 1 i Our Artist mf I il 'fi , T an G li nnv -. - Tors From page 23 Our Cartoonist 1. Adrain Crain, 2. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lorna Long, Debbie Turner, Randy Richardson, Cathy Tidwell, Steve Franks, Lynn Callis, Donald Cleveland, Jack Ratliff, Jimmy Cunningham, Teddy Wilkerson, Glenda Brandon, BOTTOIVI ROW: Debra Crowell, Beulah Erwin, Kathy Taylor, Sandy lVlul- lins, Sabrina Bryant, Jimmy Carr, Larry Collier, Keith Watson. 3. Sheila Spence, 4. Keith Savv- yers, 5. Janet Hogan, 6. Cathy Tidvvell and Steve Franks, 7. Katie Seals, 8. Larry Collier, 9. Cathy IVliller, 10. Sabrina Bryant, 11. Marjorie Peterson, 12. Teddy Wilkerson, 13. Cathy Tid- vvell, 14. Connie lVledlin, 15. Rodger Privett, 16. Charles Seats, 17. IVlichael Smith, 18. Lynn Callis, 19. Jack Ratliff, 2O. Steve Franks, 21. Cathy lVliller and lVlike Burns, 22. Keith Watson. And even vvish Themselves to die. If-C, 'L' ' T If true love it be. - 1, 4 . 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R Peggy IVIiIIer Doris Nelson Jay Osvvalt Walter Parish Ralph Payne Ronda Pierce R. Privett John Quick R. Richardson Gracie Sanders T. Stracener J. Taylor Bobby Thomas Reba Tidwell Irene Tilmon h vw- . l - Q , iff' f ' 1-K D. Graham P. Graham B. Guyton D. Guyton K. Hargrove S. Hensley Anita Hogan James Hunter lVlike Johnson T. Johnson Larry Jones Bub Jones C. Lucas Chuck Lewis Debbie Lewis 66 Teresa Archer C. Barnett Eugene Barnett E. Blackburn Fonda Burnette Patty Burris Jimmy Butler Pam Carr R. Cranford Ricky Driskill T. Drumright Noel Dudley D . Forrester Angel Fraze F. Gentry W 'ii 17. . no r A, - ,bf ' . A6 ,.. ffv H . A , ll X X ' .s fl Pl. -l pl . ff I V Y ' Aff ' I If A X A Emer Luttrell Y Rosie McKinney Linda McNutt D. Mansfield D. Mansfield Terry Mead Susan Miller John Notrass B. Patterson Cal Payne Tena Pierce P. Poindexter Dana Ramsey Gerald Reeves D. Richardson Q 1' -1 dar .lt . Gary Riddick A. Rose Valerie Rowe R. Sailors K. Savvyers Gary Seats Roy Simmons R. Turner Tresa Vaughn J. Wellington E. Wilson D. Woods 67 if IVI. Davis Ricky Finley Emma Fonda Jerry George B. Hubbard Kim James C. Jones Dale Jones Irene Lowery Billy Lucas Lillie Lucas S. lVlcDonald C. lVlcLemore Louie lVliller Anita Morgan P 68 Bobbie Bailey Eugene Brown lVlary Burden lVlike Burris Bob Bush Jackie Butler Jackie Callis Tony Cannon R. Carnell Tammy Carr Betty Casteel Libby Crain lVl. Cunningham T. Cunningham Teresa Currin Ethel Nelson Leanne Osvvalt Shelly Payne Tommie Payne Vickie Ragins Pamela Riddick Ike Riley Jennifer Rowe David Sailors Gary Sprouse Gloria Starks C. Stracener Paul Taylor Dorothy Thomas Vickie Turner Q . .V 155 --Q-.. 119.33 f gg- QE .al fll15'L Kevin Wade Chesterlan Williams -ff W x -asian... '-U1 .7 ' wr L, Q ' W- l .-. ' Th .i: xqx THE FUN IN IR. HIGH I say clap your hands, stomp your feet, snap your fingers, ---CHARGERS CAN'T BE BEAT! ELP III! You mean it s actually time to go ome'7 h . Get him, Robert!!! Watch it son, don't throw your arm out of place. X r' Come on Kim and smile for the camera! There's nothing like that slow dancin', But you need fast dancin' to get the blood circulating again! '4- Y ALL TOGETHER NOW 'T l N . ' 7 -p 1 ...ai , .W 'fr lo X 1 P . 'gi .- , 4 -L f L,- . ' - . 1 ' 4 AH f S Q ,Pb - . -L' L... 'm ,, 6' .f . . - fe 'Af-7,4-'. -F 'L-..- . . f-4: , ,'L-.Ov 'A' .o, Q ,. figggs .,.g 115- - .wgm . ,-. ,M - ., in -1. -. ' lr'- . 4 , wg x - f. 'z ,, k, , -p..,... 55. -'V vw- fr, 54-?Ss,'34, F- 5... 1 ,Tux WJ..-. lf? .AL L 1-I K I . 4 . 11 l I I I H I I I I I I Il I ll OFFICERS: Debbie Cranford--Presidentp Cindy Blaylock--Vice Presidentp Regina George --Secretaryg Venita Hensley--Treasurerp Irene Tilmon and Pam Riddick--Publicity Chairmen. See America First was the theme of the float the Pep Club entered in the Delta Fair Parade.At the back of the float stands a large replica of the American flag. The St. Louis Gateway Arch stands in the center, and at the front is the famous Washington Illlonument. The Pep Club and lVlr. LaCore put in a lot of time and everyone was proud of them. The Kennett Fair Board awarded them Fourth Place, which is a great accomplishment. 4'jlgZ'.- at ba:-C E Wwe A Fin PEP CLUB ENTERS FLOAT IN DELTA PARADE 'l I .!.! ::I:' I Ming I '22 W LIPS.. ,df QP 1 av? QQEGELL rqg! CHEERLEADERS l X fl 'fi yr' Debbie Hamlett, Derencla Cunningham, Tanirnie Crovv, Ronda Pierce, Tena Pierce, Sharon Hensley, Reba Ticlvvell, Yvette Bailey. One ofthe social events of the year in junior high is the Christmas Party. The highlight of the party is the huge Christmas tree that soars to the ceiling. There's fun in store for all vvho attend. 73 JUNIOR BETA CLUB JUNIOR BAND OFFICERS: Pres.--Der- enda Cunningham, V. Pres. --Reba Tidvvell, Sec.- Treas.--Cindy Blaylock. lVlajor projects throughout the year included: operating the concession stand at ball games, hosting the annual Christmas Tea, visits to the local Delta Children's Home, and helping sponsor the annual Book Fair. OFFICERS: Pres.--Derenda Cunninghamg Vice-Pres.--Tammie Crovvg Sec.-Treas.-- Keith Vllardg Conductor--Larry Smithee. BETIVS 35 A Q' S Q .U 1 Q ' W R E T l R l N G 5 L 5 E E T H Q E E A ii R l f T i Linda Blankenship escorted by Rodger Privett. lVllSS TAlVllVllE CROW A L T E R N A T E S On Friday night, February 8, 1974, Jr. Beta Club members and their guests attended a lovely Valen- tine Party. At the event, Tammie Crovv, escorted by Roger Cummings, vvas crowned Valentine Queen. First Alternate vvas Derenda Cunningham and the Second Alternate was Cindy Blaylock. Cindy Blaylock escorted by Charles Lewis. ,1- Derenda Cunningham A escorted by Keith ygf Davis. i xi if! ! AJgVgLAVQQll9wwHaXJ4 A 5'9K5AVQHWdlb 95522446 9-1 3- Gb Q A yyypiiqk b-2:-Q9 F 2iVf?7AV4lSai 'L-Qffivv A VAR Awe 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL I-X , -- LEFT TO RIGHT: Willie Larry, Roger Cummings, Darrell IVlarrow, Willie IVlead, Keith Ward, Ike Riley, Gary Jackson, Cookie Rose, Robert Woods, Jay Oswalt, Keith Davis SEASON'S RECORD 14-0 De ta C-7 49 Cooter 42 Delta C-7 50 North Pemiscot 27 De ta C-7 54 Caruthersville 42 Delta C-7 38 South Pemiscot 22 D6 ta C-7 36 North Pemiscot 29 Delta C-7 52 Cooter 48 De ta C-7 46 Hayti 39 Conference Tournament De ta C-7 40 South Pemiscot 21 Delta C-7 35 North Pemiscot 20 De ta C-7 48 lVlcCarty 28 Delta C-7 44 Hayti 43 Southland Invitational Tournament De ta C-7 49 Holcomb 12 De ta C-7 43 Senath-H'ville 23 BOOTHEEL JUNIOR HIGH CONFERENCE De ta C-7 47 lVlalden 43 ---FIRST PLACE I ln basketball, as in anything else, there are very few substitutes for ability. The best substitutes for ability in any field of endeavor are hard work and sacrifice. When a team comes along with some ability and a willingness to work hard and use this ability, you have the key ingredients for success. I think this best ex- plains the success of the 1973-74 Junior High Chargers. I have never coached a team that was so vvilling to sacrifice and work to obtain success, as vvas this team. Larry Hogan tv XX, '- -1-., 4. ' Ni - + P- 9-W . 2,1 ' ,S 1 QQ -N. sf,C'i F JR. CHARGERS IN ACTION WE'RE NO. ONE 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL LEFT T0 RIGHT: Gary Riddick, Timmy Drumright, Noel Dudley, John Notgrass, Ricky Driskill, Louie IVIiIIer, Terry lVIead, Gerald Reeves, Ricky Carnell, Butch Patterson. SEASON'S RECORD 5-3 DE-'A 24 .... CO0TER 28 DE ..-A 33 .... CARUTHERSVILLE 29 DE-'A 26 .... NOR'H PEIVHSCOT 28 DE--A 33 .... HAYTI 38 DE-'A 20 .... SOU'H PEIVIISCOT 19 DE- A 35 .... NORTH PEIVIISCOT 31 DE--A 35 .... C00 ER 30 DELTA 21 .... SOU H PEIVIISCOT 20 rms PAGE sPoNsoReo sv IZ E Q COTTON EXCHANGE BANK LU x 1 -rr v -, r i im' nu -N 7TH CHARGER ON TIME OUT!!! VICTORY SHOOTING DRIBBLING DEFENSE 1 f JR. HGH BASEBALL 1973-1974 A O A 1-QV 4 'il R. Driskill, A. Rose, G. Jackson, I. Riley, K. Ward, R. Woods Coach Hogan. L. IVIilIer, D. IVIarrow, G. Reeves, R. Cummings, T. IVlead, J. Notgrass, C. Lewis. T. Johnson, W. Larry, J. Os vvalt, R. Carnell, K. Davis, T. Drumrignt, N. Dudley. SEASON RECORD W 0 N 5 L 0 S T 4 Aziivf GRADE FIVE Donna Archer , Buford Barnett Q - Michael Blankenship :X 4, Sheila Blankenship X X -f . Alice Brown ' ' A A, Q X 4 lb l fi 'rl DX Steven Burnett Marilyn Butler Amy Cates Mark Champlin Easter Childress we or i -' -f' as Darrell Clayton Rhonda Cranford , Q h - ,A Alex Drumwright '. . f i Gary Drumwright 9 , ' ' Mary Drumvvright ,ig ' In A ' A fl h liz? 3 gl. I . Lamar Durham Terry Evans , , i - Virgil Finley ,517 ' J- Michelle Fisher D 'V M Carl Gaines f6?f -aqf' , Ricky Gentry - ' Kim Griffin 'A 4, -A Gina Hargrove - Becky Hogan Wanda Hubbard f- X, W - Y, - Sylvester Hunter Ronnie Jones Vennie Lance Vicki Lowery Eddie Marrow s u, 5 C ':bA CJ jk-' 4 Carolyn McKinney Mary Nelson Mike Pearson X .. Keith Pierce Jessie Quick , .I .. , Debra Ramsey Charlie Reeves Luke Richardson Louise Sanders - l Viola Spears j C 1 If TM GRADE FIVE CONT'D. lsacc Taylor Steve Turner Tammie Turner Carolyn Wingate Patsy Wingate Orlando Woods Betty Wright Deana Bryant Donna Mason GRADE FOUR ,,'G?.,w, tl 1. Kara Blocker Lisa Bond i ' Jeffrey Carnell - 'Zi Eddie Chastain 4 .'g:,V.'Q, . 1 r James Childress - y ' Dana Clayton Q' U Sheryl Clayton L , ' HY Terry Clay J ' In J- t Q W Lori Crain ' Sheree Cunningham ,, ' 4 Neal Davis l i-4 rg, Chris Dudley R Q ' 4 -' . Len Elder David Farris 9 I ,Lf . Barry Finney l 'J . 1. 4' Brenda Finley W F-I A X' 6 - x Deloris Fonda Kevin Forrest Rose Green Janice Hightower 2 J Benny Hogan Keith James 1 - ., ,,, C A' .ihlfix Terri Johns Brian Johnson Barbara Jones Terri Jones Jennifer Lewis Robert Luttrell Sheila Martin Patricia lVliller Joe IVloore Daniel Notgrass Crystal Pierce Jimmy Pullam Steve Ragins Martha Reed Phyllis Reeves Alvin Rowe Beverly Rowe Scotty Scott Penny Simmons Adella Spears Allen Starks Henry Starks Dennis Thomas James Tilmon l1'EN'.I l ,,', GRADE FOUR CONT. I . l' '-r Y .TV .. i l if Q' A A I ,., ' T f A- . lf , 'X Hilo -1-' '2 1 2 I Willie Tilson Clayton Wellington Delbert Wellington Cindy Williams David Young Tim Young GRADE THREE 1 1 A al xl 1 v4 K K x 3 .L T' 1 'T . ,Q gp Tammy Beaver Julie Bryant Billy Butler Ronda Carnell Debbie Crawford Terry Cunningham Tammy Driskill Kevin Gilmore Tammy Goetz A A T GRADE THREE CONTINUED mf P 1 ' ff ww' mf' 'J' K In Y if E- E' 'D , . -- TWT' 'fr'- , a e 'li 1 . ll' X. I 4- A l I Xl- FS. A 1 X L, 'fm A' xiii! Earl Sawyers Ollie Seals Penny Simmons Nicole Thomas lVlike Tomlinson Donna Turner Tammy Turpen Joey Watkins Patsy Wellington Cora Williams Doris Fay Wilson Linda Wingate Sherry Womble Brenda Woods David Wright - lVlarvin Young X if f'F,rf James Ray Gorman Martha Green Alvin Guyton Kathy Hightower Glenda Jackson Karen James Dale Jones Terry Jones Carla Kinnision Gary Layman Karen Lewis Doug Lowery James Lyell Michael lVlathenia David lVlcClain Danny lVlcDonald Evelyn lVliller Tammy Owen Brenda Payne lVlike Payne lVlary Reed Rita Rowe IVlicheIle Sailors Alice Sawyers Q2 f, Dennison Ames Jessie Beaver Rhonda Brown Tina Butler Pam Callis Karen Carnell Dennia Champlin Harold Drumright Leslie Drumright Penny Farris Amanda Finney Edna Fonda Brad Green Sharon Guyton Kenny Herrington Anthony Hogan Kathy Jones Tammy King Sabra Lisenby Jimmy Lucas Donna Mansfield Kenny lVIarrow IVIary lVIc Lemore Brenda IVlead I . GRADE TWO 1 NW im F3 H' .mild li l Lx ' K if, r fl . .. - :Q 95 4- . I ,W - fn ,Y , . . -f, . ..-,4.c- A 191 x 1 1 . 'Q xmbl Ai 5:1-.l '-S I1 L 1 Q4 Hg .DJ P' a ifxff :,..4v,. -wr -' 1 ,, -13:-, gy..-. 5... . . B. .sf asf' f's .1,, .. U, 6 :', 1-- 1 s f ' f X T- I WM C , - , , , Q' A - . -'24 .. . S Otis Thomas Tony Vaughn Teresa Wellington lVlargaret Woods 'Q Patricia Nelson Carmella Parr Richard Pullam Scotty Pullam Charles Ramsey Carolyn Reed David Reeves Willie Reeves Rodney Rowe Annette Sailors Goeffrey Spears lVIike Starks A .F -A K..-J 4 I --S rl 1 f X T 6 I -r f '- 4 N3 .L J , f K David Amos Eddie Brown lVlary Brown Joseph Kinnision Alvin Loggins Thomas Lyell Laura Carter Charles Cheshire Calvin Clay Sheila lVlcDonald Ricky lVlurrell Todd Pierce David Finley Patty Forrester Belinda Heffley Joe Ramsey lVlaggie Reeves Steven Smith ll 'i , . T 'N-J lO.l: 'dal ,Ii- fi 512 - Cf . L, K. vQ 7' X Y N I , F2 . i if , ., , . ,.: ll OOO ii 4. . sa Yi -fx Q- 1 4 ul C A. ...-3 n Bernard Hightower Debra Holt Wende Hoskins Rose Starks Brenda Stewart Joe Dale Tilmon Wendell Hoskins Danny Jackson lVIary Ann Jackson John Tinner Scott Turner Ruby Wilson Jackie Jones Jennifer Jones James King Kevin Wingate Beth Ann Young R-5 . v I C W. rv X15 1 ri Lorna Beeson Charles Broadway Terry Brown Petti Buck John Byers Brian Callis Mike Channell Dennis Childress Malcolm Childress Kent Conley David Covington Paul Cunningham Sandra Finney Sharon Fonda Joe Gorman Kenneth Jackson Kevin Jones a .y,, If KINDERGARTEN ' ... 1-. sm Becky Johnson 3 Teresa Jones Mary Kelley Ray Lamb Jennifer Long Thomas McClain Barbara Mead if -:ov 4 Fa 'D is YK' I 9 IU' -A X..- X.: X ll' f Q f's'-f 1 A ,ffl 41, FA ix QQ, ,, R , .HS I -l ll Vp C Q2 L lr. - 1, 4'A- D 'rf l - I I 5 l X 52 'f::':4 ...T.T .. , - ------4 I Y fn xii-11: Odell Wilson Vicki Wilson Velma Woods Darrell Ziegler 'fr fi X 1- 5... 5 fv'XS-f ,syr- Herman Milton, Jr. Henry Moore Tammy Reeves Dan Rose Tony Samuels Lacey Simmons Charlene Taylor Jimmy Taylor Kelly Thomas Kim Walker Richard Watkins Roger Williams 87 AMERICIVS FUTURE The lineup. Swing your patner round 'n' round. if Help me find it! ll What goes up, must come down, musn't Everybody at once.. .JUIVIPI They call him the STREAK . it?? S.. Q., X.. E -x-x-x-x-y! I! i Last minute tips. 1 ' 4 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY: STEELE, MISSOURI This yearbook is a different style than that of previous yearbooks, and it's only fitting for these comments to be likewise. This has been a year in which many of us were given the opportunity to see two sides of the people associated with this school. A lot of things happened during this past year that will never be forgotten. Some of them were good and some were bad, it just depends on which side of the fence you're on. Pemiscot County. is one of the last counties, as usual, in the state of Missouri to have community teachers' organizations. All of the other counties have teachers' organizations from each community--hence, we have the C. T.A. , whose purpose is to better the de- velopment of the education of a school. I cannot describe the feelings of the teachers, administrators, or board of education--but I can tell about the students' side. The atmo- sphere at school has changed considerably. The pressure caused by the friction has made many of us who used to like school hate it. When the wheel was first invented, it was square and it wouldn't turn, but when the cor- ners were rounded off, it turned. That's what we have, a square: students, teachers, ad- ministrators, and board of education, each one in a corner. If everybody would be con- cerned about the outcome and not if he's going to give more than the other, we would have a circle, moving again. There are four teachers that I will always have a special feeling for: Mr. Harold Blocker-- because he's a teacher and a friend to everyone in class and he won't give a point to you just so you can make a higher letter grade, if you don't earn it, it's not his to give. Mrs. Jackie Blankenship--because she is truly a dedicated teacher, she may talk all class hour but out of the six people from this school who have taken the CLEP Test, all six clep- ped out of basic mathematics and this has to mean something. Mrs. Connie Anderson--I never took her class, but from working with her in F. H.A, , she was so easy to get along with and we became such good friends at the State Convention we called her Mama. Mrs. Ronda Hogan--I was frightened to death at the beginning of the year because I knew very little about the yearbook and she was new and I just knew it would never get finished But we trusted each other and together with a few other staff members, this book was completed. I also had Mrs. Hogan in bookkeeping and our class was a riot, it was the only class I looked forward to. To Mrs. Hogan and Mrs. Sandy Huff go my sincere thanks and appreciation, because without them I could never have pulled this job off. I also want to thank those staff mem- bers who put in hours working on this book. lt's been fun working on the staff and I hope my friend Mary has as many good memories as I have but less headaches next year. ' CHARGER EDITOR' THE END MISSDURI DELTA BANK A FULL SERVICE BANK PHONI12 90111 I SOLTH THIRD STRI IQT HAYTI MISSOURI i?:pA I, 3 :gl-Zi' X - -nr' ,507 Ward Qarulhgrm -7? ,si FIRST s'rA BAQE fini- You Have a Fnend at F1rst Caruthersvdle M1ssour1 Member F D I C Y-, - a .. ll 4, , lr V.. I. fl ,Z . . . - . wwf.. -, ' ' - . , I . . Q 1 . I f V Z A g 1 , , . -.r 5 - F i Q W , ,I-N X X l Q' , 1 -, I u 1 4 . 1 +L 4 I 1 ' . ,' Q . V X 3 . . 1 Q R . ' - .- .,.-4.bn..,...-.... -. ,. ,Akita 'db i K ,- vv ' ' v . . . . COMPLI MENTS OF BANK OF STEELE YOUR PERSONAL BANK STEELE MISSOURI an-salma slow... ' in offndvfhemcbcb aw f 2 6 5 Q Cdkndaf Ark Mo Power Co CONIPLINHNTSOF HOSKINS BROTHERS INC RLRXL ROLTE STLH b 'N1IbSOLRlfw? 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