Elkins High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkins, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1962 volume:

ECHO OF THE ELKS 1961 and 1962 Table of Contents Title............................................... 1 Dedication........................................ 2-3 Faculty........................................... 4-7 1961 Seniors..................................... 8-13 1961 Sports and Activities...................... 14-17 1962 Seniors................................... 18-21 Underclassmen................................... 22-29 Elementary................................; . . 30-39 Who's Who........................................40-41 Queens...........................................42-44 Organizations And Activities.....................45-47 Sports...........................................48-51 Annual Staff....................................... 52 Dedic Education Many yearbooks are dedicated to only one person on the faculty or the administration. After selecting Education for Living as our theme, we, the class of Elkins of 1962 felt that the entire faculty, administration and school board members deserve this recognition. We believe they all place the welfare of the students a- 2 ation For Living bove everything else and their time can not be valued in dollars and cents. We, the class of 1962, proudly dedicate our yearbook to every teach- er, administrator, and school board member pictured here, (we were un- able to get them all) for their efforts to provide us with the best possible Education for Living. 3 The Administration Speaks A young person's need for a good education today is becoming more acute. This statement has been made down through the ages; however, each era has problems and trying world situations that can only be solved by greater informed groups of people. World Peace, higher social standards of living, better medical practices and facilities throughout the World and the forgetting of prejudices against any race, color or creed are musts to which a solution must be found. Only a tolerance fostered by a more ed- ucated people of the world is going to achieve these goals. It is the task of you students in school to find the area of your greatest abilities and prepare accordingly in order to serve other people and serve them well. i. 5 High School Faculty MR. CARTER Superintendent MRS. MILLS MRS- Science Commercial MRS. McMILLAN English MR. PATRICK Math MRS. PASCHAL Librarian 6 Elementary Faculty MRS. BEVERLY CLAYTON First Grade MRS. VIRGIE MORGAN Fourth Grade MRS. DONNA LORCH Seventh Grade MISS EVELYN BELL Second Grade MRS. FRANCES POLLARD Fifth Grade MRS. BILUE GRIFFITH First Grade MISS JOYCE MORGAN Third Grade MR. MISENHEIMER Sixth Grade Y MR. J. D. LYMAN Principal 7 v il Class of 1961 Phyllis Slaughter, William Wages, Carl Reynolds. KERRY PATRICK JAMES CARTER SP0 501, Co-Sponsor President - William Wages, Vice-President - Carl Reynolds, Secretary - Phyllis Slaughter Class Motto - He conquers who conquers himself” Class Flower - White Rose - Green and Gold 9 Class Colors SHARRON WILLIS TOMMY WRIGHT LINDA LAWSON PRESTON MINER ANDREA COOKSEY Education Helps Lay The DONALD COUCH 10 Foundation for Students NORMA CAROL SPENCER WILLIAM WAGES LINDA FALLEN BOB PETIT PHYLLIS COOK n RICHARD STEWART Learning Is Also Doing PHYLLIS SLAUGHTER In Memory of Carl Reynolds 13 1960-61 Senior Boy’s Basketball FRONT ROW: Don Nalley, Neil Johnson, Bill Reed, Tommy Wright. BACK ROW: Ronnie Cunningham, Don Stewart, Bill Harris, Jerry Rogers, John Paschal, Preston Miner, Coach Gerald Jones. 1960-61 Senior Girl’s Basketball FRONT ROW: Sharon Karr, Helen Pollock, Betty Jones. BACK ROW: Tanya Fields, Karen Willis, Judy Ryan, Rosa Pollock, Sharon Willis, Phyllis Cook, Vivian Tatum, Andrea Cooksey, Phyllis Slaughter, Coach Gerald Jones. 14 1960-61 Junior Girl’s Basketball FIRST ROW: Kathy Jones, Judy Collins, Sharron Reed, Jean Canfield, Linda Fisher, Judy Vaught, Sue Carter. SECOND ROW: Barbara Smith, Mary Cooper, Shirley Young, Elberta Combs, Doris Robbins, Elaine King, Shirley King, Donna Thomas, Donna Johnston, Carol Brewer, Brenda Lawson, Patsy Dockery. 1960-61 Junior Boy’s Basketball FIRST ROW: Mr. Patrick, Kenneth Hankins, Gary King, Rex Robbins, Joe Karr, Wally Brt, Douglas Couch, John Stokenbury, Coach Jones. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Malone, Tommy Atha, Ronald Foster, Jerry Mason, Jerry Canfield, John Carter, Johnny Patrick. 15 Girls’ Chorus RACK ROW: Brenda Lawson. Regina Wilson. Elberta Combs, Sandra Mollen- hoff. Gayle King. Helen Pollock, Betty Jones. Billie Morgan. Shirley Young. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Griffith. Phyllis Sisemore. Wanda Hankins, Barbara Hankins. Linda Woods, Janice Taylor, Sue Baker. BACK ROW: Barbara Smith, Elberta Combs, Karen Willis, Vivian Tatum, Carol Spencer, Andrea Cooksey, Phyllis Slaughter, Sharron Willis, Phyllis Cook, Judy Ryan. Sharon Karr. Susan Ryan. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Morris, Mary Cooper, Rosa Leta Pollock, Sue Baker, Tanya Fields, Caroline Corwin, Shirley Kirksey, Helen Pollock, Gayle King, Carol Brewer, Judy Faubus. Patsy Dockery, Doris Robbins. T6 Antler Staff SEATED: Wanda Hankins. Sharron Willis, Phyllis Slaughter, Richard Stewart. STANDING: Eddie Jones, Andrea Cooksey, Mrs. Morris, Linda Fallen. Student Council SEATED: Billie Morgan, Secretary; John Paschal, President; Neil Johnson, Vice-President; Judy Faubus. STANDING: Mrs. Holston, Sponsor; John Carter, Rosa Leta Pollock, Tommy Wright. Cheerleaders Sue Baker, Caroline Corwin, Shirley Kirksey, Judy Faubus. 17 Sharron Karr, Vice President; John Poindexter, Reporter; Vivian Tatum, Secretary and Treasurer. SEATED: Tanya Fields, President. Seniors 1962 It was in the fall of 1958, we were freshman. This was the be- ginning of the four best years of our lives; the years in which our minds, personalities, and habits would grow and develop. Our sophomore year came and we thought nothing could stop us-- we could conquer all. As juniors we worked hard both in school and in extra-curricular activities. Seniors! We realize - or do we? - how much we have done. As seniors we were more busy than ever-Antler staff, Annual staff, ball team, Student Council, and F. H. A. Our Student Council representatives were Philip Jones, John Paschal, Tanya Fields, and Julie Hartwell. The memories of our life as students beneath the purple and white shall remain in our hearts forever. May God bless us all as we journey into our chosen ways of life. Flower; Orchid Color: Lavender and Silver Song; You'll Never Walk Alone Motto: God helps those who help themselves Sponsor: Mr. Patrich Co-Sponsor: Mrs. McMillan 18 We Learned How To Win And To Lose BETTY KING She's full of energy, fun and talk, at any job she will seldom balk. TANYA FIELDS She's never been a problem girl, but she's always got things in a whirl. BILL HARRIS Quiet and shy he seems to be, Till a ping-pong table he happens BILL HUFFMAN Unless you're looking for lots of trouble, Get off of my hep- cat shoes on the double. Wnf'di ntiimf JULIE HARTWELL At her it isn't hard to stare, She'll be the answer to some boy's prayer. PHILIP JONES To keep your life all free from sorrow, Don't do today what can be put off 'til tomorrow. 19 Elkins High Has Done A Good Job SHARON KARR When she smiles she's sweet as Pie, But when she frowns the fur will fly. JOHN POINDEXTER Everyone's cracked but me and thee, And thee's a little off, it seem's to me. JOHN PASCHAL If we can't hear him chatter, we know something is the mat- ter. ROSIE POLLOCK HELEN POLLOCK At fancy hair-dos she's a whiz, To bad that's not her shorthand quiz. DON NALLY No extra work, as a general rule, All I want is to get out of school. Her smiles are many, her faults are few, There aren't many things she can't do. 20 Of Teaching Us To Live Together FRANK RICHERT I'd like it if school was a little more fun, With TV and hot dogs for everyone. PHILLIS SISEMORE BILL SMITH He sits and thinks throughout the day, How many classes are there till May? Like the old owl, without a word, I'm often seen but seldom heard. VIVIAN TATUM Her jobs are many instead of few, Vivian's work is never through. t SPONSOR CO-SPONSOR Mrs. McMillan Mr. Patrick 21 Paul Hoggatt, Vice President; Carl Parsley, President; Alton Higgs, Reporter; Betty Jones, Secretary- Treasurer. Juniors On September 4, 1961, fourteen Juniors enrolled in Elking High, the smallest class of all, and the smallest for many years. Our size has not hindered our pep nor our school loyalty. We have participated ener- getically in school activities. At Christmas we became the envy of the whole school as we waved our brilliant new class rings under the noses of the underclassmen. Our well chosen leaders were Carl Parsley, President, Paul Hoggatt, Vice-President, Betty Jones, Secretary-Treasurer and Alton Higgs, Reporter. Our Sponsor was Mr. Hogan. Our Student Council representatives were Janice Taylor, Shirley Kirksey, Paul Hoggatt, and Ray Fallen. We are looking forward to taking our places as seniors next year. 22 Carl Parsley Betty Jones Paul Hoggatt Barbara Hankins Jerry Rogers Janice Taylor Bill Reed Alton Higgs Shirley Ledford Jerry Don Smith Shirley Kirksey Neal Johnson Ray Fallen Gene Slaughter 23 John Fallen, Vice-President, Jane Hartwell, Secretary-Treasurer, and Larry Poindexter, President SOPHOMORES Enjoy Themselves, But Strive to Learn On September 4, 1961, 37 sophomores returned to begin their second year at Elkins High School. With the added dignity of being sophomores we entered school with our heads held high and our grades even higher. Early in the year we selected our class leaders: Larry Poindexter, President, Jane Hartwell, Secretary-Treasurer and John Fallen, Vice- President. Our representatives to the Student Council are John Carter, Johnny Patrick, Mary Cooper and Karen Willis. Mr. Carter is our class sponsor. Looking back at the year, we will always remember the fun we had as sophomores. Yes, we are eagerly anticipating the new feeling of be- coming Juniors. 24 Our Goals Are High Larry Poindexter Jane Heartwell John Fallen Carol Brewer David Wood Judy Faubus John Carter Wally Brt Brenda Lawson Tom Atha Karen Willis Tyrone Vinson Mary Cooper Darrell Judy Caroline Corwin Jerry Canfield For Tomorrow’s Living Barbara Gary Doris Johnny Smith Howard Robbins Patrick Jerry Regina Gary Dianne Mason Wilson King Possin Judy David Ryan Logue Richard Wendt Shirley Young Don Stewart Sherman Wiles Norman Moulden Paul Hughes Elberta Combs Patsy Dockery 26 Judy Collins, Secretary, Judy Gregory, Reporter, Don Pedro, President, and Johnny Stokenbury, Vice-President FRESHMEN On September 4, 1961, 33 nervous and excited freshmen walked through the doers of Elkins High School. This was not completely new to us as we had been here in the eighth grade last year. Finally we got the idea of it all and we began the routine we would do so often during the year. We elected officers: Don Pedro, President, Johnny Stokenbury, Vice-President, and Judy Collins as Secretary- Treasurer. We chose Mrs. Hogan as our class sponsor. Our student council representatives are: Don Pedro, Susan McManus, Sharon Reed, and Robert Vaught. We, the class of 65” are now adjusted to high school life and look forward to another year at Elkins High. 27 Freshmen Participate in Varied Activities Don Judy Johnny Pedro Gregory Stokenbury Susan Rex M. Margaret Sharon McManus Robbins Vinson Reed Wayne Judy Douglas Retha Fincher Collins Couch Skinner Janice John Mary Lou Linda Mason Vargo Durell Fisher Show Promise for the Future Judy Larry Joe Mary Joyce Vaught Karr Stewart Hankins Janice Bobby Janice Marion Watts Pitts Miller Vinson Trassie Sharon Kay Robert Cindy Turner Ritchie Vaught Pruett Dale Martha Gary Donna Buchanan Wood Willis Johnston 29 GRADES EIGHTH GRADE Jackie Pruett Phillip Guinn Elizabeth Wiles Vernon Bailey Marilyn Gobel David Boatright Marilyn Sue Carter Virginia Hankins Deborah Mettler Bobby Joe Howard Lela Faye Deaton Kenneth Hankins Velma I. Dunaway Everett Slaughter, Jr, Sherry McManus Joseph Hoggatt Paula Counts Inez Stout Wesley Skinner Joy Patrick Mary E. Combs Dan A. Hopper Jo Ann Johnson Karen Lawson Jerry Kiger Gerald Miller Linda Spencer Charlotte Siler Joyce King Donna Thomas Vida Layton Marilyn Fallen Ronald Foster Kathryn Jones Sharon Young Janet Phillips Gene Williams Deena Mettler Evelyn King HL ijtk m es� v t 4. sr 31 SEVENTH GRADE Vaughn Moulden Maria Perry Freddie Layton Linda Smith Gary Fincher Betty Faubus Frantz Battenfield Wilma King John Lackey Gwen Bolinger Ray Dean Williford Betty Goolsby Edward Shackelford Maureen Ryan Jimmy Carter Joyce Collins Norman Young Joyce Stout Johnny Shackelford Mary Hoggat Ronald Shackelford Donna Bolinger Shirley Moppin John Turner Sandra Easley Tommy Shackelford Gene Murphy Janice Hankins Ronnie Robertson Mary Slaughter Roger Hattabaugh Cathrine Rucker Junior Tate Sharon Gregory Charles Allard 32 Sixth Grade David Ritchie Joyce Dunaway Sheridan Kirksey Robbie Key Wayne Watts Dianna Tompson Leslie Phillips Ronnie Eaton Patsy Lackey Larry Downing Paul Raudbush Mary Phelan Steven Fisher Donna Slaughter Lawrence Taylor Bobby Wright Norma Layton James Smith Randy Miller Betty Perry Edwin Stout Carl Baker Stephen Harris Ruth Combs Jackie Warford Garry Hood Marvin Gobel Peggy Murphy Jasper Hankins Linda Smith Marguarite Allard Jimmy Combs Shirley Hankins Connie Harris 33 Charlotte Clark Charles Ziehr Patsy Paschal Bruce Battenfield Harold Smith Vickie Slaughter Phyllis Stout Lester Hankins Mildred Warford Arlene Richert Bobby Stout Connie Downing Donna Lewis Norman Turner Mary Taylor Betty Hoover Jack Kennan Susan Marley Linda Skinner John Guthrie Joyce Roehl Wade Freeman James Hankins Nina Jo Pitts Linda Moulden Linda Harris Joy Guthrie r rn .1— '■'.J •- . k Tereasa Lawson Lonnie Roach Darlene Bailey Billy Young 34 Fourth Grade Bennie Stokenbury Carol King Trudy Shackelford Jimmy Vaught Deborah Harris Thelma Phelan Allan Tomlinson Linda Young Jerry Thompson Vernon Harris Kathy Richert Duane Lawson Frances Collins Evelyn Guthrie Von Johnston Joyce Turner Dempsey Lewis Sheila Foster Joe Sweetser Jerry Turner Robert Rucker Reba Young Rickey Eaton Letha Deaton Mike Bell Rex Watts Jack Sweetser Robert Hankins Carolyn Barker Donald Jones Shirley Stout Doyle Downing iiT f Ervin Young Donnie Ray Hankins Janis Wood Garrett Warford 35 Diana Counts Johnny Wayne Hankins Third Grade Garry Wayne Hankins Paulette Fields Kenneth Stewart Mary Jo Carter Andy Vinson Peggy Combs Danny Murphy Freddie Boaz Jo Lynn Sloan Michael Murphy Patsy Carter Patty Jones Mark Thomas Deborah Lambeth Samuel Hoggatt Donald Harris Susan Kirksey Michael Pedro Jackie Hartwell Florence Fallen Howard Pruett Teresa John Johnny Lee Ritter Kathy Roach Stanley Bailey Jane Smith Michael Moulden Benny Stout Naomi Fisher Rolf Mettler Carol Allard Jimmy Young Rex Key 36 Second Grade Guy Poindexter Martha Battenfield Karin Shoemaker Danny Glisson Ruth Thompson Jimmy Hattabough Ruby Stokenbury David Wood Ricky Boaz Connie King Ricky Key Mary Sweetser Maybell Turner James Combs Debbie Counts Robby Turner Duane Foster Barbara Warford Lesley Combs Debra Hill Leanne Ratliff Ronald Belote Kathy Tomlinson Mary Jane Ziehr Joseph Rucker Gloria Cunningham David Vinson Charles Baker Joyce Young Jimmy Deaton Larry Hood 3 7 Darrell Shumate Janice Young Charles Boone First Grade Alan Terrell Kay Atha Michael Smith Aleta Wilson Mike Smith Margaret Stout Tim Richardson Dennis Counts Vickie Spears Gene Shoemaker Brenda Hughes Debbie Rucker Bobby Toney Sheree King Craig Vinson Danny Jones Joyce Shackleford Mike Drake Margie Parsley Claudel Bolinger Ronnie Karr Vonnie Layton Freddie Willis 38 First Grade And Overflow Room 0 Randy Lawson . Jerry Combs Wanda Sloan Johnny Deaton Ellen Hattabaugh Rex Fields Wanda Dudley Michael Counts Donna Hankins Stanley Wilson Laura Ann Foster Rex Eaton Patricia Smith Roger Hankins James Barker Susan Stewart Don Johnston Patricia Ann Hankins Carolyn Easley Diane Fallen Max Guthrie Linda Turner Ruby Turner Raymond Warford 39 WITTIEST Caroline Corwin and Alton Higgs MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Julie Hartwell and Philip Jones 40 MOST BASHFUL Mary Stewart and Ray Fallen MOST POPULAR Tanya Fields and Paul Hoggatt CUTEST BOY - Jerry Rogers BIGGEST FLIRTS CUTEST GIRL - Judy Vaught Joe Karr and Judy Faubus Rosie Pollock and Bill Reed 41 MOST STUDIOUS Elberta Combs and Jerry Canfield Miss Elkins High Mr. Elkins High TANYA FIELDS JERRY ROGERS SPONSOR COME EAT AT THE ELKINS CAFE, BEST PLACE IN NORTH WEST ARKANSAS. HOME MADE PIES-----BAKED HAM. ETC. MRS. WEBB, OWNER 42 Basketball Queen _A™ SPONSOR. WHITE RIVER TELEPHONE COMPANY 43 Halloween Royatly King FRANK RICHERT, Queen JULIE HARTWELL, with attendants, Prince David and Princess Prince David Ritchie, Princess Linda Smith, Prince Ronald Belote, Linda, Sixth Grade. Princess Leanne Ratliff. Prince Ronald and Princess Leanne, Second Grade. King Frank and Queen Julie High School 44 F.H.A. In F.H.A. the girls get training in pro- per parlimentary procedure as well as practical training in home making. FRONT ROW: Doris Robbins, ShirleyKirksey, Sharon Reed, Judy Vaught, Janice Watts, Julie Hartwell, Judy Faubus. SECOND ROW: Elberta Combs, Carol Brewer, Caroline Corwin, Mary Cooper, Karen Willis, Barbara Smith, Cindy Pruett, Rosie Pollock, Shirley Ledford, Mrs. Hogan, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Barbara Hankins, Sharon Ritchie, Susan McManus, Sharon Karr, Betty King, Helen Pollock, Judy Collins, Patsy Dockey, Judy Ryan. Newspaper What’s The Scoop? One of the most welcome events to students of Elkins is the arrival of the school paper-The Elk. The staff which is the second year typing class, works hard to publish it. It consists of class news, articles on sports, club activities, editorials, library news, and high lights on seniors and new teachers. This is all done outside regular class work. SEATED: Rosie Pollock, Betty King, Sharon Karr, Billy Harris. BACK ROW: Mrs. Rice, Sponsor; Philip Jones, Julie Hartwell, Helen Pollock, B. Smith, R. Smith. Training For Good Citizenship In September the Student Council, un- der the sponsorship of Mrs . Hogan began an active year by taking charge of assem- blies. Last year the trash barrels were distributed over the Campus by the Student Council. We are proud to announce that our school placed a Vice-President in the Dis- trict Student Council meeting. This Vice- President is John Paschal who was last year's President and this year's Vice- President of Elkins Student Council. Mrs. Hogan, Sponsor; Mary Cooper, Secretary; Karen Willis, Reporter; Philip Jones, President; John Paschal, Vice-Presidi Paul Hoggatt gives a talk at the district Student Coun- cil Meeting. Play on Christmas Assembly LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Susan McManis, Shirley Kirksey, Julie Hartwell, Philip Jones, Johnny Patrick, Ray Fallen, John Carter. BACK ROW: Mrs. Norma Hogan, Sponsor; Janice Taylor, Karen Willis, Mary Cooper, Sharon Reed, Paul Hoggatt, Bobby Vaught, Don Pedro. Thanksgiving Assembly Mrs. Rice 46 Varied Activities Manager scene Betty and John as Co- lumbia and Uncle Sam. Fire Marshals, Danny Hopper, Tom Atha, Don Nally, Jerry Canfield, and Johnny Stokenbury. They conduct periodic fire drills and seek to correct fire hazards. Mr. Carter - Christmas. Jerry and Joe raising the flag. Christmas Program Frosh Iniation Rosie Christmas Mrs. Mills and Mr. Patrick Cooks: Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Eaton, and Mrs. Brewer. 47 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Hoggatt, Tommy Atha, Bill Reed, John Carter, Jerry Can- field. SECOND-ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny Patrick, Wally Brt, Don Stewart, John Poindexter, Jerry Rogers, Bill Harris, and Coach Gene Hogan. ABSENT: Frank Richert Elkins Elks Shoot For Victory The Elkins Elks got off to a slow start, but, as in the past, came back. With the traditional hard work, good sportsmanship, and desire to win combined with the coach- ing of Gene Hogan. Three places will be left vacant by graduating seniors Bill Harris, John Poindexter, and Frank Richert. BANK OF ELKINS SPONSOR SECURITY AND SERVICE SINCE 1912 GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY, 1962. 48 STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Elberta Combs, Judy Ryan, Judy Gregory, Vivian Tatum, Sharon Karr, Rosa Leta Pollock, Tanya Fields, Coach Hogan. FRONT ROW: Judy Vaught, Shirley Young, Patsy Dockery, Donna Johnston, Judy Faubus, Betty Jones, and Judy Collins. Senior Girls' Basketball Team Learn To Win And To Lose The girls make a good showing with a 13-7 record. We placed third in the West Fork Invitation Tournament and the County Tournament, but we were very success- ful and won the District which entitled us to the State Tournament at Parkin, Arkan- sas . We were defeated on our first game at State by Bradley, the team that won the tournament. We had a very nice trip and a very good basketball season with the help of Coach Hogan. Girls making all-tournament teams were: All-County: Rosa Leta Pollock and Tanya Fields; West Fork Invitation: Rosa Leta Pollock and Vivian Tatum; Confer- ence: Rosa Leta Pollock and Tanya Fields; District: Rosa Leta Pollock, Vivian Ta- tum, and Tanya Fields. Four places will be left vacant by graduating seniors: Sharon Karr, Vivian Tatum, Tanya Fields, and Rosa Leta Pollock. sponsor PERRY'S I.G.A. MARKET mi. 3-3821 49 FRONT ROW: Maureen Ryan, Sharon Gregory, Mary Hoggatt, Joyce Collins, Donna Thomas, Joann Johnson. BACK ROW: Donna Bolinger, Gwen Bolinger, Imogene Dunaway, Martha Cooper, Sue Carter, Elaine King, Cathy Jones, Janet Phillips, Coach Hogan. Martha Cooper, Donna Thomas, Cathy Jones, and Joann Johnson made all-tournament at the Elkins Invitational Tournament. We are proud of them. Junior Basketball Team Marilyn Goble, Charolette Siler, Karen Lawson, Wilma King, Maria Perry, Betty Faubus. Junior Cheerleaders sponsored by ELKINS FEED STORE 50 Cheer leaders Caroline, Sharon, Jane, and Mary. These girls deserve recognition. Their efforts have stimulated the en- thusiasm of the student body at pep rallies and games. This year under the direction of Mrs. Hogan they have worked hard to develop new cheers and songs. Mary Stewart, Sharon Reed, Caroline Corwin, and Jane Hartwell. Cheerleaders demonstrate their cheerleading ability. Mary, Jane, Sharon, and Caroline. 51 Bill Harris, Betty King, Sharon Karr, Mrs. Paschal Mr. Carter. Annual Staff John Paschal, Mrs. Paschal, Sponsor; Sharon Karr, Tanya Fields, Bill Harris, Betty King. We present to you this annual. We have tried to give a true picture of school life at Elkins School. Years from now we hope you can look back over the pictures you see and smile; the things written will bring back some memory of the fun, the work, the problems solved, and some of the things that might have been forgotten. It is impossible to realize what a tremendous job it is to produce an annual until you have actually been up to your ears in it trying to meet deadlines, but the pride in the finished product more than makes up for the time and effort spent. We thank everyone who helped us in anyway. We hope you like it. 52 t «moons INC