Elkins High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkins, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1960 volume:

We, the annual staff, respectfully dedicate this annual in memory of our beloved superintendent and friend Elbert L. Mitchell. This teacher with his understanding, his love of teaching, his love and personal interest for every child in school, gave the student body as a whole a confidence in itself, and faith in our abilities to succeed honestly in life. His unselfish life was an inspiration to all who knew him. He taught us as students that, In helping others you help yourself. Our shop, our home economics department, and our new science building stand as a monument to his memory. His deovtion to duty as he saw it is bestsaid in the words, Greater love has no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. S UPERIN TEN DEN T’S MESSAGE It has been said that a man's life does not consist in the abundance of things that he owns. I am a firm believer in this idea. Our youth of today has three great decisions to make which will influence their lives forever. They are: 1. Their belief and attitude toward God. 2. Choosing their life's companion. 3. Choosing a vocation. I sincerely believe that the school environment at Elkins is very beneficial in helping the students in making wise choices in regard to these important matters. Few persons, except those on the Elk staff, realize all the work that goes into the production of our annual. Therefore, on receiving your annual amid the accom- panying joys, take time and show gratitude for a task well done. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MR. JERRELL TERRELL Shop, Mathematics Junior Sponsor MRS. EDNA HOLSTON Social Studies MR. VICTOR LLOYD English Sophomore Sponsor MRS. DOROTHY MILLS High School Science Eighth Grade MRS. MARTHA RITTER Home Economics Typing MR. GENE HOGAN Coach Senior Sponsor MRS. BONNIE PASCHAL Librarian Freshman Sponsor strong as its weak est link. 'I Believe Song: LOYD SWOPE Basketball 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff 3-4 Elks Staff 2-3 Student Council 2 Junior Play Senior Play Baseball 2 Track 3 Valedictorian MART TATE Baseball 2-3-4 Senior Play Salutato rian BETTY HARRIMAN Basketball 3-4 F.H. A. 2-3 Paper Staff 3-4 Junior Play Senior Play JOHNNY DOCKERY Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Junior Play Senior Play Paper Staff PATSY LANGHAM F.H. A. 2-3 Choir 2 Junior Play Senior Play EVA BETH VAUGHT Basketball 3-4 Cheerleader 1 -2 F. H. A. 2-3-4 Jr. Play Sr. Play Choir 2 Soft Ball 1 Paper Staff 3-4 BRUCE LEDFORD Basketball 4 Baseball 3-4 CLARKE JONES Basketball 1-2 Baseball 2 Sr. Play Student Council 3 Paper Staff 3 LIZZIE POLLOCK Basketball 3-4 Student Council 3 Annual Staff 3 Paper Staff 3-4 Choir 1-2 CAROL GRIFFITH Basketball 2-3-4 Cheerleader 1 F.H. A. 2-3-4 Paper Staff 3-4 Jr. Play Sr. Play Choir 1-2-3 LYNVILLE EATON Basketball 3 Baseball 3 Track 3 GLEN LEDFORD Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Jr. Play JANE PITTS F. H. A. 2-3-4 Cheerleader 1-2 Paper Staff 4 Choir 2-3 Jr. Play Sr. Play ROBERT STANTON F.F.A. 1-2 Basketball 1 MR- JAMES K- CARTER Baseball 3 MR. BILL M. SYPHER Co-Sponsor Sponsor SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY On May 22, 1979 the Elkins class of '59 had a reunion in Honolulu, Hawaii. This reunion was scheduled to be at 11:00 a. m. in one of the world-famous Langham Hotels owned by Patsy Langham. As I walked through the door, I glanced at the clock. It was already 11:15; I hurried to the elevator and when the door opened whom should I see but the world's champion racer (he still had his helmet on, I guesshelikes to be prepared forafast get-a-way). As we ascended toward the banquet room which was on the 112th floor, Hubert and I were hurriedly catching up on each others past when the elevator stopped and we were astounded to see Miss Beth Vaught, secretary to the U.S. , escorted by her good friend General Loy Bruce Lefordof the Army Reserves. We were all so over- joyed at seeing each other that we had reached the banquet room before we realized it. As we stepped out of the elevator into the banquet room we were greeted by a lovely hostess, none other than Carol Griffith. I had read recently where Carol had founded her own hospital, as I was so taken in by the beauty of the banquet room, I forgot to congratulate her. Just to think that this roomwas designed and decorated by Robert Stanton, another one of our classmates who had climbed to the pinnacle of success. Speaking of fame, I talked to Johnny Dockery who was a champion surf rider and got his autograph to take home to my small son who was one of his many fans. Lynville Eaton pointed out rather hesitantly that the autograph was written on one of the monogramed napkins manufactured by the Eaton and Sons' Corporation which also manufactures leis and grass skirts. Before I had time to see everyone it was announced that dinner was going to be served. While waiting to be served, my dinner partner (none other than the President of the Cotton Pickers Union, Corky Jones) and I had a very pleasant visit. We were served a delicious meal which included broiled octopus with shredded coconut on top. The meal was planned by Betty Harriman who is the dietician for the Langham Hotels. After the meal was over, we all settled back to hear an old acquaintance, Doctor Loyd Swope, speak on the cure for K. S. T. In case you didn't know, Loyd himself found the cure for this dreaded disease. After the Doctor finished speaking, we were splendidly entertained by that renowned vocalist with the golden throat, Lizzie Pollock. We spent the rest of the afternoon catching up on each other's past. Oh, I forgot there were two latecomers to the reunion; Mart Tate and Glen Ledford, it seems they had car trouble and had to walk fifteen miles. I learned later that Glen and Mart were co-owners of several garages throughout the country. I can safely say that everyone had a most enjoyable time at the reunion and I was happy to find that they had all done so well. Jane Pitts, Gossip Editor ELKINS DAILY TRIBUNE SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1959, of Elkins High School, all beingof sound mind and memory, and all destined to hold a place in the Hall of Fame, do hereby declare this to beourlast will and testament inwhichwe bequeathour most valuable posses- sions to the Underclassmen. I, Eva Beth Vaught, will to Phyllis Cook my ability to smile at trying situations. I, Mart Tate, will my special ability with girls to Billy Stout in hope that he will use it. I, Carol Griffith, will my clothes pin to Jackie Patrick. I, Bruce Ledford, will my good grades to Leroy Lackey. I, Betty Harriman, will my basketball ability to Betty Roudabush. I, Lynville Eaton, will my ability to keep gas in a car to Tommy Dalton. I, Lizzie Pollock, will my red hair to Elizabeth Barker. I, Hubert Frost, will my ability to drive safely to Leon Slaughter. I, Jane Pitts, will my ability to make up excuses to go to Elkins to Louise Danner. I, Loyd Swope, will my shorthand ability and long curly hair to Giannis Gabbard. I, Patsy Langham, will my ability to stay slender to Carol Dean Smith. I, Johnny Dockery will my height to Douglas Williford and my wit and humor to Leroy Lackey. I, Glen Ledford will my ability on the ball court to Harold Pitts. I, Clark Jones, will my quiet manner and ability to keep my mouth shut to James Killgore. I, Robert Stanton, will my ability to leave the girls alone to Richard Nickell. This is hereby signed and sealed by the class of 1959. Class of 1959 BRUCE CLARK Vice President Colors: Red and White Flower: Carnation Motto: Today decides tomorrow. Song: Suddenly There's A Valley SENIORS OF '60 JAMES CARTER Co-Sponsor MARTHA FAYE YOUNG Here's to boys ! May there always be plenty. JAMES MASON I was once caught studying, but I've almost lived down the disgrace. LEROY LACKEY He has enough trains for the whole class. DOUGLAS WILLIFORD All great men are dead (or dying). I feel bad myself. DIAN HOPPER I know the answer, but I can't think of it. RICHARD NICKELL If there's nothing to do--------- let me do it. BRUCE CLARK Listen to every- one's advice and, then do as you please. JAMES KILLGORE I'm not liven' if I'm not loven'. NORMA JONES But, Mr. Terrell, I didn't do it. Honest! LOUISE DANNER Mr. Loyd, Please let Norma and I out of class. NORMAN DOEGE If I don't know the answer I will think of a line that will do. LEON SLAUGHTER I'd rather be me than any other guy I know. CAROL WALKER My wish came true. BETTY ROUDABUSH I'm here-even if I don't tell everyone. ANNETTE BELL Birds and bees what's that? THOMAS DALTON I came, I bluffed, I graduated. BUDDY LEDFORD I’m gonna1 tell that Einstein a few things. DONNA JOHNSON They say love makes the world go round. Catch me--I'm dizzy! DANNY COOKSEY He who sittith upon a tack, yea! He shall rise. MARILYN MINER She shifted her brain into neutral and let her tongue rattle on. ZELL GOOLSBY, JR. All things come to those who wait. Who's hurrying? BILL THOMAS This is my beloved self, in whom I am well pleased. CLASS PROPHESY The 40th reunion of one of the most outstanding classes of Elkins High School--that of I960-- made headlines this week. Every member has become a celebrity in his own field. Here in the words of noted news analyst, Norman Doege - -himself a member--is the step by step account. The first to arrive is our old friend and sponsor, Gene Hogan, who is the same horse racing Gene Hogan, winner of the Kentucky Derby. Entering behind him is the famous dance team, Tom Dalton and Betty Roudabush, first to introduce the famous Congo Shake in this Country. A circle of people gather around as Betty and Tom do a few movements of their dance--such lightness! Someone in the circle remarks, Cool man cool? I turn and, yes, it is Danny Cooksey the renowned scientist. Danny's latest research is being done on the incubation of grasshopper eggs. A commotion at the door catches my attention and in walks the beautiful actress Martha Young, who has taken over the Bardot fans. Escorting her is equally famed actor and singer, Leroy Lackey. Leroy has many records to his name. His latest hit is Leroy, Leroy Lend Me Your Comb. We go into the banquet hall which has been redone since the 1996 Democratic Presidential Convention was held here. Bruce Clark, owner, persuaded the well-known artist, Marilyn Miner, to redo the famous Elks Hall. There is Norma Jones, the noted model, in her famous funnel dress that gives you that poured in look. To her right sits the noted love crooner, Richard Nickell, who later on the program sings a romantic song about true love never dying. Close by sits gracious Donna Johnson 1999's mother of the year. On the menu I found zebra meat, goose eggs and elephant ears, especially furnished by the hard-riding ranchers Leon Slaughter and Zell Goolsby. The wines I notice are from the well - known James Mason Winery. A cheer arises and I look and in the door stands Elkins' Chief of Police, Doug Williford to greet his classmates. Just then class president, Harold Pitts raps for attention. Harold made the All-American basketball team from the University of Arkansas in 1970. The program includes a talk by Major Buddy Ledford on our future in space--what space looks like and confirms the fact that the moon is made of blue cheese. Two writers are in the midst--Dian Hopper who autographed her newest western, Dian Rides Again, and Carol Smith Walker, famed children's writer who tells how she came to write her best seller--Three Little Pigs. Bill Thomas gives a personal account of his latest big game hunt in the Yukon. Entering late is the tycoon James Kilgore, still quoting figures to his smart, shapely sec- retary, Louise Danner. Still another latecomer is Billy Stout, better known as Lover Boy Billy. The closing event which climaxes the evening is singing by the group of Auld Lang Syne and all agreed to meet the next year. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class of 1960, having sound sense and good memory, and not willing that our outstanding merits be lost to the pages of history in the Elkins school do here - by declare this to be our last will and testament, and bequeath the following possessions to the underclassmen: I, Martha Young, will my height and figure to Ming Toy Fields. I, James Mason, will my loud mouth and love for work to Richard Stewart. I, Norma Jones, will my cheerleading ability to Susan Ryan. I, James Kilgore, will my ability to flirt to Dale Parsley, since it is now useless to me. I, Louise Danner, will my freckles and my blue eyes to Tanya Fields. I, Richard Nickell, will my ability to go steady to Bob Pettit. I, Annette Bell, will my ability to run into cops, and my southern drawl to Betty Jones. I, Douglas Williford, will my safe driving ability and fast gait to Preston Miner. 1, Dian Hopper, will my long, black hair to Phil Listerman. I, Harold Pitts, will my height and ability to play ball to Tom Wright. I, Carol Walker, will my ability to win a husband to Ruth Robertson. I, Leon Slaughter, will my ability to tear a car apart to David Turner. I, Donna Johnson, will my ability to play the piano to Linda Lawson. I, Thomas Dalton, will my ability to tear out transmissions, and my ability to wander around school to Tim Edwards. I, Marilyn Miner, will my ability to dodge school work to Frances Fredrick. I, Bruce Clark, will my ability and desire to study to Bill Huffman. I, Buddy Ledford, will my ability to wear low slung jeans to Donald Couch. I, Betty Roudabush, will my ability to chew and pop my gum to Martha Keys. I, Billy Stout, will my red hair and bashful manner to Liz Barker. I, Danny Cooksey, will my ability to get attention in class to Ronnie Cunningham. I, Zell Goolsby, will my sense of humor to Don Nalley. I, Leroy Lackey, will my dating ability to Philip Jones. 1, Bill Thomas, will my curly hair to Phyllis Cook. I, Norman Doege, will (what I think is) my high intelligence to Bill Ryan. This is Hereby signed and sealed by the class of I960. Class of 1960 yA «V CL- 0 n,?iL£ljL 73mI£ rnajuLcy, rvi n) s, . c X ) _ -A f y S y. JUNIORS President PRESTON MINER Vice President RONNIE CUNNINGHAM Secretary PHYLLIS COOK TOM WRIGHT RUTH ROBERTSON DALE PARSELY PHYLLIS COOK BOB PETTIT SHARRON WILLIS LINDA LAWSON RICHARD STANTON JACQUE PATRICK FAUBUS ANDREA COOKSEY RICHARD STEWART WANDA YOUNG SOPHOMORES President ROSE LETA POLLOCK Vice President BILLIE DON HARRIS Secretary SHARON KARR TANYA FIELDS JANICE CANFIELD DON NALLEY VIVIAN TATUM ALTON HIGGS JOHN PASCHAL ROSA LETA POLLOCK BILL HUFFMAN CAROL SPENCER FAYE WEBB JOHN HUFFMAN ELIZABETH BARKER PHYLLIS SISEMORE ■ FRESHMEN President RAY FALLEN Vice President VIRGIL GOAR Secretary TOMMY KENNAN HELEN POLLOCK JERRY ROGERS SUSAN RYAN JERRY SMITH SUE BAKER PRISCILLA HOPPER BILL REED BETTY KING EDDIE JONES ALMA DUNAWAY SUE LACKEY RAY FALLEN BETTY KEYS GENE SLAUGHTER BETTY JONES SHIRLEY KIRKSEY PAUL HUGHES JANICE TAYLOR TOMMY KENNAN MARIAN FERGUSON BILLIE HOLLOWAY TIM EDWARDS MAXINE DUDLEY MELVIN HOLMES SHIRLEY LEDFORD LINDA WOOD VIRGIL GOAR BARBARA HANKINS GARY HOWARD ELEMENTARY FACULTY J. D. LYMAN Elementary Principal MRS. BETTY TERRELL First Grade MRS. BETTY BATTENFIELD Second Grade MRS. BEATRICE WRIGHT Third Grade MRS. VIRGIE MORGAN Fourth Grade A MRS. BILLIE LEE GRIFFITH Fifth Grade MRS. LUCRETIA CUNNINGHAM Sixth Grade MRS. DONNA LORCH Seventh Grade EIGHTH GRADE JUDY RYAN TYRONE VINSON PAMELA BUSHNELL WALLACE BRT JANICE MASON JERRY MASON PATSY DOCKERY JOHN FALLEN ELBERTA COMBS SHERMAN WILES CAROL BREWER JERRY CANFIELD REGENIA WILSON ERVIL SKELTON DIANNE POSSIN DON STEWART DORIS ROBINS TOMMY ATHA BRENDA LAWSON JOHN CARTER JUDY FAUBUS DAVID BARBARA DAVID LOGUE SMITH WOOD REVA KENNETH FRALEY MALONE JOHNNY MARY MARTHA CAROLINE GARY KAREN PATRICK COOPER WOOD CORWIN KING WILLIS SEVENTH GRADE trassie turner DALE BUCHANAN LYNETTE CANFIELD WANDA WARFORD DOUGLAS COUCH JUDY VAUGHT BOBBY PITTS MARY STEWART CINDY PRUETT RONALD FOSTER SHIRLEY KING JANICE WATTS GARY WILLIS MARY DURELL JOHNNY STOKENBURY JR. SHARON REED LARRY JOE KARR MARIAN VINSON BOBBY VAUGHT JANICE MILLER DONNA TROY JOHNSTON TURNER VIDA JEAN MICKEY LAYTON CANFIELD SLAPE REX ROBBINS LINAMAE SHERRY JUDY SHERMAN INEZ BOBBY GUTHRIE RITCHIE COLLINS LACKEY STOUT HOWARD CHARLES SMITH JOY RUTH PATRICK JOHN WESLEY TURNER BOB LACKEY KAREN LAWSON VIRGINIA HANKINS MARILYN JEAN GOBEL JOHN DAVID LACKEY DONNA THOMAS Mb MARY ELLEN COMBS DEENA METTLER KATHRYN JONES MARILYN FALLEN DAVID BOATRIGHT LINDA SMITH GENE WILLIAMS ELIZABETH WILES SIXTH GRADE DONALD KEYS BETTY GOOLSBY ELAINE KING PAULA COUNTS KENNETH HANKINS IMOGENE DUNAWAY PHILIP GUINN JOYCE ANN KING GERALD MILLER SUE CARTER DONALD LACKEY DEBRA METTLER GENE MURPHY LINDA SPENCER EVERETT SLAUGHTER RONNIE ROBERTSON SHIRLEY MOPPIN RAY DEAN WILLIFORD MARTHA COOPER FREDDY LAYTON FIFTH GRADE RALPH TATE, JR. JOYCE COLLINS DONALD MERCHANT MAUREEN RYAN BRADLEY CUNNINGHAM SANDRA EASLEY LARRY DOWNING GWENDOLYN BALL LAWRENCE TAYLOR MARY SLAUGHTER JAMES CARTER MARIA PERRY PAUL ROUDABUSH JOYCE FAYE STOUT RONALD SHACKELFORD WAYNE WATTS WILMA KING CARL BAKER, JR. JANICE HANKINS LESTER HANKINS GLENDA CANFIELD NORMAN TURNER FOURTH GRADE JIMMY COMBS PEGGY MURPHY JACK KENNAN PATRICIA LACKEY RONALD EATON MARVIN GOBEL BETTY PERRY JAMES SMITH JOYCE DUNAWAY RANDALL SIZEMORE DIANNA THOMPSON NORMA LAYTON CONNIE HARRIS DONNA SLAUGHTER BOBBY WRIGHT JESSE HUGHES SHIRLEY HANKINS GARY HOOD RICHARD JONES JOY GUTHRIE JOHN GUTHRIE RANDY MILLER STEPHEN HARRIS JACKIE WARFORD RUTH COMBS EDWIN STOUT JANET CANFIELD ALLEN SHUMATE VICKIE SLAUGHTER ERVIN YOUNG THIRD GRADE PHYLLIS STOUT HAROLD SMITH LINDA HARRIS JAMES HANKINS PATSY PASCHAL VON JOHNSTON SUSAN MARLEY REX WATTS NINA JO PITTS JOHNNY SLAPE EVELYN GUTHRIE WADE FREEMAN DONNA LEWIS GARRETT WARFORD JOYCE ROEHL BOBBY STOUT MILDRED WARFORD TERESA LAWSON OREL CANFIELD CAROLINE SHACKELFORD BRUCE BATTENFIELD PAMELA SHACKELFORD CAROLYN BARKER BETTY HOOVER CONNIE DOWNING MARY LEE TAYLOR SECOND GRADE JOE SWEETSER REBA YOUNG ALLEN HILL RUBY TURNER DONNIE JONES CAROL KING BENNIE STOKENBURY JOYCE TURNER NORA ANN MAYS BOBBY HANKINS DUANE LAWSON FRANCES COLLINS MIKE MURPHY TRUDY BALL JIMMY VAUGHT MIKE BELL JANICE STANTON DOYLE DOWNING JERRY THOMPSON LINDA KAY TURNER RICKEY EATON VERNON HARRIS KAY SLAPE JACK SWEETSER ALLAN TOMLINSON FIRST GRADE WANDA McCARTY JOHNNY HANKINS PAULETTE FIELDS KENNETH STEWART GARY JOE FREEMAN PEGGY COMBS MARK THOMAS PATTY JONES MAY BELL TURNER GARRY HANKINS JOLYNN SLOAN JAMES BARKER BENNY STOUT SHARON McCARTY BOBBY PATRICK MARY JO CARTER SUSAN KIRKSEY ROLF METTLER FLORENCE FALLEN JOHNNY LEE RITTER MAX GUTHRIE PATSY CARTER DONNY HARRIS DIANA COUNTS TERESA JOHN DANNY MURPHY JO ANN PATRICK DAVID MASHBURN BUD PRUETT ROGER HANKINS DEBBIE LAMBETH REX KEY JIMMY YOUNG SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES MARILYN SHARRON NORMA Norma Jones, Sharron Willis, Marilyn Miner, and Carol Spencer Sponsored by ELKINS BEAUTY SHOP BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right, BACK ROW: Bruce Clark, James Kilgore, Richard Nickell, Norman Doege, Ronnie Cunningham, Donald Couch, Harold Pitts. FRONT ROW: Tommy Dalton, Bill Thomas, David Turner, Tommy Wright, Larry Kennan, Buddy Ledford. Sponsored by: BANK OF ELKINS, Elkins, Arkansas GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM CENTER BACK: Gene Hogan, Coach. Left to Right, BACK ROW: Tanya Fields, Marion Ferguson, Phyllis Slaughter, Helen Pollock, Phyllis Cook, Rosa Leta Pol- lock, Faye Webb, Vivian Tatum, Betty Jean Jones, Andrea Cooksey. Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Sharon Karr, Janice Canfield, and Betty King. Sponsored by: ELKINS CAFE BACK ROW: Cindy Pruitt, Elberta Combs, Mary Cooper, Barbara Smith, Judy Ryan, Reva Fraley, Shirley King, Patsy Dockery, Caroline Corwin, Carol Brewer. FRONT ROW: Judy Collins, Sharron Reed, Doris Robbins. Julia Davis, Jean Canfield, Brenda Lawson, JudyFaubus. ___________________________Sponsored by: ELKINS FEED STORE_____________________________ BACK ROW: Coach Hogan, Johnnie Patrick, Don Stewart, Jerry Rogers, Tommy Kennan, Wally Brt. FRONT ROW: John Fallen, Tommy Atha, Ray Fallen, Billy Reed, Johnny Carter, Jerry Canfield, David Wood. WHO'S WHO Best Looking MARTHA and BOB Most Bashful LINDA and BILLY Wittiest DIAN and LARRY Most Likely to Succeed LOUISE and LEROY Sponsored by: J. E. BUNCH INSURANCE AGENCY, Elkins, Arkansas WHO’S WHO Best All Around RICHARD and FAYE Most Athletic DAVID and ROSA LETA Most Popular Biggest Flirts BOB and VIVIAN JAMES and PHYLLIS Sponsored by: WHITE RIVER TELEPHONE CO., Elkins, Arkansas STUDENT COUNCIL dr. Carter, President-Richard Nickell, Se- retary-Faye Webb, Vice President-Jerry Rogers, Mrs. Holston, Sponsor. Richard Nickell, Jerry Rogers, John Pas- chel, Tom Wright, Phyllis Slaughter, Faye Webb, Billie Holloway, and Martha Faye Young. Sponsored by: BREWERS GROCERY, Durham, Arkansas EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION OF THE SENIORS CHORUS LEFT TO RIGHT: Frances Fredrick, Sharron Willis, Marilyn Miner, Donna Jones, Alma Dun- away, Jacque Faubus, Sue Baker, Richard Stanton, and Mrs. Griffeth. F. H. A. FRONT ROW: Janice Canfield, Susan Ryan, Shirley Kirksey, Sharon Karr, Sue Baker, Shirley Ledford, Martha Keys, Phyllis Shaughter. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Ritter, Rose Leta Pollock, Andrea Cooksey, Carol Spencer, Alma Dunaway, Linda Lawson, Helen Pollock, Faye Webb, Norma Jones. BACK ROW: Annette Bell, Betty G. King, Louise Danner, Frances Fredrick, Wanda Drummond, Liz Barker, Tanya Fields, Vivian Tatum, Phyllis Cook, Marilyn Miner, Jacque Faubus, and Sharron Willis. LIBRARY HELPERS AT WORK. Left to right Zell Goolsby Jr. Mrs. Paschal Linda Lawson Leroy Lackey MARTHA YOUNG ANNUAL QUEEN Sponsore v ELKlN RE n WHn CLEANE ls iA O ION CARNIVAL QUEEN SHIRLEY LEDFORD Sponsored by: FRED PERRY'S MARKET BASKETBALL QUEEN PHYLLIS COOK MISS ELKINS HIGH MR. ELKINS HIGH PHYLLIS SLAUGHTER DAVID TURNER STANDING: Leroy Lackey, Linda Lawson, Louise Danner, Norma Jones, James Mason, and Dian Hopper. SITTING: Wanda Drum- mond and Martha Young. STANDING: Leroy Lackey, Zell Goolsby, Wanda Drummond, Dian Ho,.. Martha Young, and Mrs. Ritter. SITTING: Linda Lawson, Louise Danner, and Norma Jones. ANNUAL STAFF Leroy Lackey Martha Young Mrs. Paschal Louise Danner Norma Jones Mr. Carter Sponsored by: PAULADON'S GIFT SHOP ELKINS SCHOOL BOARD CLIFFORD VAUGHT, President WILBURN ROGERS BOB FAUBUS, Secretary HOWARD SHUMATE JIM CLARK COOKS: Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Watts CUSTODIAN: Jack Shackelford DRIVERS: Kennan, Sallee, Hutchins, Ledford, Smith, Shackelford and Boaz 6721 NORTH LAMAR AUSTIN, TEXAS  « 1 • •  • V L t  •• 4 % 4 . . ' 4 J % -' - —' •