Elkins High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkins, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1968 volume:

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We, the annual staff, proudly dedicate this year's annual to our librarian, Mrs. Bonnie Paschal. 2 The Superintendent’s Message This book has been dedicated to a very worthy and hardworking teacher. I would like to add my appreciation for Mrs. Paschal and her efforts in encouraging and counseling the young people in Elkins School. She has been instrumental in the production of our Annual for several years. I would also like to extend con- gratulations to the other staff members and students who have worked many hours in making this publication possible. Evidence of morale from faculty and students this year indicates one of the best years ever for E.H.S. Let us all strive to do our part to make this year one that we can look back to in future years with the fondest of mem- ories. 3 Oyyiruu-' School Faculty John Cadle, Principal Faye Smith, Secretary Bonnie Paschal, Librarian Mike Tillery, Science Martha Ritter, Jerry Trowbridge, Kathlyn Kirk, Perry Thomas, Home Economics Junior High Commercial English Grade School Faculty Beatrice Wright, First Betty Terrell, First Alice Ruth Shofner Second Carl Van Landingham, Principal Ramona Thompson, Second-Third Janis Singer, Virgie Morgan, Third Fourth Alice Springston, Fourth-Fifth Dessie Harriman, Fifth Ross Armstrong, Sixth Janice Eaton, Remedial Reading Shirley Dingledine, Teacher's Aide 5 Seniors of ’67 CLASS MOTTO We’re not afraid of tomorrow, for we have seen yesterday, and we love today.” CLASS FLOWER Orchid CLASS COLORS Silver and Orchid CLASS SONG ’’Climb Every Mountain” Mrs. Barbara Cobb, Sponsor ’’People who want by the yard, but try by the inch should be kicked by the foot. Melvin Pollock, President Ho Hum, nothing to do, guess I'll go to class. Maria Perry, Reporter It’s not what you do, but what you get away with. Allen Burges, Vice President God bless the girls, I love them all. Joyce Collins, Secretary If I had my life to live over I'd make the same mistakes only I'd start sooner. Cynthia Thomas, Treasurer Work is the greatest thing in the world, so we should save some of it for tomorrow. Janie Paschal, Valedictorian You re only young once, after that you have to find another excuse.” They Set High Goals Jimmy Carter ”One reason I don't drink is that I want to know when I am having a good time.” Martha Cooper ’’Here's a girl not shy nor bold, but she's a friend as good as gold.” Linda Smith, Salutatorian The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shore line of wonder.” Betty Faubus ”1 would like to be serious, but every- thing seems too funny.” 7 Eleven of them Sandy Epling Short I may be, but every inch counts. Ralph Hughey If you don’t learn to write, nobody will be able to read your picket sign. Lynn Abel He who loves not wine, women, and song, remains a fool his whole life long. Alice Stout Someone said, ’Cheer up! Things could b e worse.’ So I did and sure enough they got worse. Cathy Wood No one has ever injured another by silence. Went to College Maureen Ryan Once we assuage our conscience by calling some- thing a 'necessary evil,1 it be- gins to look more and more necessary and less evil.” Ray Dean Williford If I'm noisy they spank me, if I'm quiet they take my temperature. Tommy Shackelford Relax, oh lordly mate. The photographers have gone. Phyllis Smith Giggle and the world giggles with you. Wilma King Nothing is impos- sible, some things • just take a little longer. Ronnie Robertson He sits in class throughout the day, longing for that last day in May. Patsy Hoskins Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. ACTIVITIES Senior Football Team 66-67 First row: Ronnie Eaton, Charles Ziehr, Lonnie Roach, Allan Burges, Jim Marrs, Tom Frisbie, John Johnston Second row: Coach Cobb, Tom Neal, Bruce Battenfield, Jim Combs, Randall Sisemore, Marvin Goble, Garry Hood, Jasper Hankins, James Smith, Coach Boogaart Third row: Bob Stout, Student manager; Jim Carter, Verl Hency, Harold Smith, Frantz Battenfield, Sheridan Kirksey, Allen Shumate, Melvin Pollock, Kurt Doege, Larry Downing, Edwin Stout, Student manager Junior Football Team 66-67 First row: Dempsey Lewis, Bud Pruett, Jimmy Vaught, Bobby Braswell, Mike Bell, Junior Stephens, Doyle Downing Second row: Roger Haskins, Bruce Holley, Johnny Hankins, Gary Freeman, Joe Sweetser, Ricky Eaton, Doyle Shoffit, Roy Chamberlain Third row: Duane Foster, Ricky Boaz, Steven Johnson, Jimmy Haskins, Allen Tomlinson, Jack Sweetser, Benny Stokenbury Fourth row: Robby Turner, Ronnie Belote, Roy Heskew, Mike Frisbie, David Hency, Freddy Boaz, Tommy Rose, Quinn Roberts, Coach Boogaart, Coach Cobb Senior Girls Basketball First row: Maureen Ryan, Patsy Paschal, Joyce Collins, C harlotte Clark, Debra Holley, Vicki Slaughter, Coach Boogaart. Second row: Joyce Dunaway, Paula Heskew, Martha Cooper, Janie Paschal, Susan Marley, Pam Shackleford. The Elkettes of 1966-67 lived up to all the predictions made about them, as a matter of fact, they surpassed them. Returning to the starting line-up this season were the three starting for- wards of the previous season, so offensively the team would be strong. The question remained, what about the defense after losing three starting guards by way of graduation? True to form, three new guards came to the front and did an out- standing job for their team. The Elkettes won the County, West Fork Invitational, and District Tournaments and went on to State, only to lose by one point, in the last few seconds of the game. Sharing all District honors for the Elkettes were Joyce Collins (Cotton), Martha Cooper (Coop), and Janie Paschal. With a record of 25-5 (two of these games being lost in a tournament featuring the class A state Champs) this is a team which will long be remembered by Elkins fans.) Junior Girls Team Front row: Jo Carter, Carol King, Patsy Carter, Susan Kirksey, Teresa John. Second row: Joyce Turner, Jane Smith, Patty Jones, Martha Battenfield, Mary Ellen Sweetser, Coach Cobb. Third row: Diana Couch, Patricia Stewert, Kathy Clark, Linda Turner, Gayle Hency. Senior Cheerleaders Front row: Maria Perry, Cynthia Thomas, Patsy Hoskins Standing: Sponsor, Mrs. Cobb, Joyce Collins, Debbie Holley, Betty Perry. Senior Boys Basketball Bruce Battenfield, Randall Sizemore, Tommy Neal, Melvin Pollock, Leslie Phillips, Sheridan Kirksey, Coach Boogaart Second row: Charles Ziehr, Allen Burges, Ronnie Shackelford, James Smith, Frantz Battenfield, Harold Smith. The 1966-67 season for the Elks was a building season. Their record of 19- 9 does not indicate the many games lost by the Elks by a very small margin or the many won by a determined team coming from behind in the last quarter. Beating a strong Prairie Grove team to win the County Tournament was the highlight of the season. Ronnie Shackelford, a Senior forward, won All- District honors. If this team had a motto, it would probably have been Watch Out Next Year. First row: Charles Ziehr, Bruce Battenfield, Bob Wright, Kurt Doege, Coach Cobb Second row: Lonnie Roach, Harold Smith, Tommy Neal, Verl Hency, and Burl Hattabaugh. Junior Boys Team First row: Charles Couch, Bruce Holley, Kenneth Stewart, Jack Sweetser, Mike Bell, and Coach Cobb. Second row: Joe Sweetser, Ricky Eaton, Bobby Braswell, Jimmy Vaught, and Bud Pruett. Senior B Team 4-H State Winners FHA First row: Betty Faubus, Treasurer; Patsy Hoskins, Martha Cooper, Maria Perry, President; Janie Paschal, Secretary; Charlotte Clark, Sponsor Mart Ritter. Second row: Debra Holley, Betty Perry, Linda Smith, Joyce Dunaway, Linda Burgess, Joyce Collins, Francis Collins, Reba Young. Third row: Barbara Green, Paula Heskew, Patsy Paschal, Kathie Cobb, Vicki Slaughter, Pam Shackelford, Linda Harris, Letha Deaton, Beth Srader, Linda Young. Fourth row: Donna Lewis, Carol King, Susan Marley, Nina Pitts, Teresa Lawson, Carol Shackelford, Joyce Roehl, Phyllis Stout, Connie Chamberlain, Ruth Combs, Peggy Murphy, and Phyllis Smith. Junior Cheerleaders Bob Wright, 67 Achievement; Allan Shumate, 66 Tractor; Jimmy Carter, 66 Personality; Janie Paschal, '67 Leadership. ’67 Annual Staff Bob Wright, Janie Paschal, Betty Faubus, and Mrs. B. Paschal, Sponsor Jackie Hartwell, Jane Smith, Teresa John, Jo Ann Shofflt, Joyce Turner, seated Kathy Clark. character First row: Patsy Paschal, Paula Heskew, Susan Marley, Janie Paschal, Historian; Joyce Collins, Linda Lane, Charles Ziehr. Second row: Maria Perry, Melvin Pollock, Betty Perry, Secretary; Debra Holley, Cvnthia Thomas, Betty Faubus. Third row: Mrs. Carole Brown, Sponsor; Sheridan Kirksey, President; Jimmy Carter, Lonnie Roach, Bob Wright, Vice President; Martha Cooper, Treasurer; and Joyce Roehl. The Beta Club was installed for the first time this year at Elkins. A student must have a MBM average in order to be eligible to join. The Beta Club has spon- sored the clothing drive for Applachia. Individual members tutored the slow elementary pupils in math, and we are proud of their marked improvement. The Club also sponsored a Teacher Appre- ciation Day in which Beta members relieved the teachers of their duties for 4 periods. Library Helpers Linda Harris, Phyllis Stout, Teresa Lawson, Janie Paschal, Joyce Stout, Vicki Slaughter and seated, Librarian, Mrs. Bonnie Paschal. Fire Marshals Joe Sweetser, Don Henry, Allen Shumate, Verl Hency, and Johnny Lee Ritter. Student Council 16 First row: Mrs. Carole Brown, Sponsor; Frantz Battenfield, Vice President; Martha Cooper, President; Allen Burgess, Treasurer; Debra Holley, Secretary; Cynthia Thomas, Reporter. Second row: James Smith, The '66-'67 Student Council was very active. Among their accomplishments were the purchases of the large school sign and the curtains for the stage. They Melvin Pollock, Betty Perry, Linda Smith, Kurt Doege, Bruce Battenfield, Ricky Eaton. Third row: Patsy Paschal, Charlotte Clark, Marvin Gobel, Mike Bell, Dempsey Lewis, and Joyce Turner. also sponsored the candy machine in the gymnasium. This venture was not a financial success, however, it was very popular with the student body. Paper Staff Seated: Mrs. Carole Brown, Sponsor, Standing: Cooper, Co-editor; Melvin Pollock, Maria Perry, Patsy Hoskins, Betty Faubus, Cynthia Thomas, Co-editor Maureen Ryan, Phyllis Smith, and Tom Joyce Collins, Wilma King, Allen Burgess, Martha Frisbie. SENIORS ’68 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Top to bottom: Leslie Phillips, Reporter; Allen Shumate, Vice Presi- dent; Betty Perry, Secretary; and Randall Sizemore, President. Seniors of ’68 MOTTO Forward ever—Backward never. CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS SONG Born Free CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold Ronald Eaton, If I could understand women I still wouldn't believe it. James K. Carter, Sponsor, Cheer up things could be worse . . . you could have my job. Bob Wright, One way to get ahead and stay ahead is to use a head. John Cadle, Sponsor, Caesar was short, Napoleon was short, and I'm not so tall myself. Worked Hard Randall Sizemore, Women were made to be loved not understood.” Peggy Murphy, To handle yourself use your head, to handle others use vour heart. Ruth Combs, Bubbling over with laughter and fun, with never a worry for work un- done. Garry Hood, At pool he's the greatest, but just wait ?til class. Leslie Phillips, Beats me! 19 Our Goals Dianna Thompson, An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding. Marvin Goble, To keep your life all free from sorrow, don’t do today what can be put off ’til tomorrow. Allen Shumate, Men still die with their boots on--on the accelerator. Gloria Fick, I may be wrong, but wasn’t I here yesterday, Mr. Cadle? Freddie Layton, No man who is in a hurry is quite civiliz- ed. Robbie Key, The more I study the more I realize my ig- norance. John Johnson, Bussing was a lot more popular when it meant kissing instead of hauling kids around. Connie Chamberlain, Teach- ers and lessons are my only objection to school. James Smith, The shiest boy in class, but for going steady he's not last.” Debbie Holley, Being a woman is a terribly difficult task, since it consists principally in dealing with men.” Jim Combs, A strong and lusty lover. -Chaucer.” Joyce Dunnaway, Let's face it, James, if our romance was on TV Pd switch channels.” Are High Norma Layton, Knees are knees and dresses are dress- es, and never the twain shall meet.” Edwin Stout, ”1 have no time to be in a hurry.” Larry Downing, ”1 may not know what Pm talking about, but if I did I would be right.” Donald Preston, It’s much harder to keep onefs mouth closed than open.” Juniors CLASS OFFICERS Vice President, Kurt Doege; President, Patsy Paschal; Reporter, Verl Hency; Secretary, Donna Lewis. Teresa Lawson Harold Smith Wade Freeman Kathy Pliler Joyce Roehl Kurt Doege Bobby Stout Charlotte Clark Patsy Paschal Verl Hency Sharon O’Neil Charles Ziehr Kathy Shackelford Betty Hoover 22 Bruce Battenfield Donna Lewis Phyllis Stout Nina Pitts Evon McAdoo Connie Downing Susan Marley Speech Class Presents Drama: Seated, Charlotte Clark, Patsy Paschal, JoyceRoehl, Nina Pitts,; Standing, Tommy Neal, Harold Smith, Bruce Battenfield, Kurt Doege and Charles Ziehr. Kathie Cobb Tommy Neal Pam Shackelford Lonnie Roach Vicki Slaughter Carol Shackelford Paula Heskew Burl Hattabough Linda Harris 23 Sophomores who tutor elementary pupils: Carol King, Debbie Springston, Joe Sweetser, Allan Tomilnson, and Bennie Stokenbury. Mike Bell Debbie Springston Reba Young Allen Hill Bobby Braswell Linda Young Joyce Turner Duane Lawson Doyle Downing Beth Srader Frances Collins Dempsey Lewis 24 Bennie Stokenbury Jerry Thompson Shirley Stout Allan Tomlinson Jack Sweetser Letha Deaton Carol King Jimmy Vaught Joe Sweetser Rex Watts Roy Chamberlain Kathy Clark Rickey Eaton Bub Harris Maids for 1968 Basketball Home- coming: Carol King, Kathy Clark 25 Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS: Kenneth Stewart, Vice President: Jackie Frosh Initiation: Gary Freeman, Mark Norby, Bill Stout, Hartwell, Secretary; Patty Jones, President; Paulette Fields, Danny Hoskins. Reporter. Melody Alsafar Mike Murphy Susan Kirksey Danny Hoskins Peggy Combs Danny Murphy Christine Johnson Jimmy Epling Kathy Roach Von Johnson Patsy Carter Gary Freeman Linda Turner Roger Hankins Jo Lynn Sloan Tommy Rose Carol Allard Johnny Ritter Jo Carter Freddie Boaz Debbie Lambeth Kenneth Stewart Jane Smith Tommy Gage Benny Stout Teresa John Bill Stout Paulette Fields Johnny Hankins Gayle Hency ' Florence Fallen Charles Couch Anita Brown Rex Key Patsy Stewart Junior Stevens Mark Norby Patty Jones Diana Counts Dale Pool Leon McAdoo Jackie Hartwell Freshmen play: Benny Stout, Charles Couch, Leon McAdoo; standing, Johnny Hankins and Mike Murphy. Frosh iniation: Carol Allard, Anita Brown, Paulette Fields, Patsy Carter, Gayle Hency, Kathy Roach, Christine Johnson, Jo Carter, Patsy Stewart, Linda Turner. Mary Sweetser Ronnie Belote Karen Pliler Randall Smith Mary Jane Ziehr Rickie Boaz Debbie Bishop Roger Bowen James Barker Martha Battenfield David Vinson Debbie Counts Duane Foster Gloria Cunningham B. J. Floyd Meca Doege Ruby Stokenbury Jimmy Deaton Debbie Hill Mike Frisbie Pam Hoskins Nat George Michele James Jimmy Hattabaugh Robby Turner Dianna Couch Leroy Hattabaugh Gary Hankins Becky Hatch David Hency Ruth Thompson Roy Heskew Steven Johnson Joyce Young Phillip Jones Irene McAdoo Eighth Grade Kathy Tomlinson Bruce Holly Barbara Warford Larry Hood Quinn Roberts Connie King James Combs Wanda Sloan Margaret Stout Mike D. Smith Aleta Wilson David Bishop Janice Young Jerry Combs Wanda Dudley Lesley Combs Kay Atha Dennis Counts Wanda Dunlap Johnny Deaton Carolyn Easley Hex Eaton Laura Foster Paul Epling Susan George Hex Fields Patricia Hankins Charles Haney Ellen Hattabaugh James Johnson Alan Terrell Randy Lawson Karen Norby Rickey Key Margie Parsley Bobby Toney George Braswell Diane Fallen Don Johnston Dwight Stevens Seventh Grade Joyce Shackelford Timmy Richardson Patricia Smith Lewis Spinks Terry Stout Brenda Hughes Johnny Tannehill Joe New Mike Srader Darrell Shumate Donald Shackelford Cindy Brannon ELEMENTARY GRADES Mr. Armstrong’s 6th Grade Vonnie Layton Duane Whetham Joan Brown Billy Spinks Lora Burges Mike Counts Janice Vinson Danny Parks Vickie King Beverly Hankins David Dudley Betty Carter Jimmy Don Osborn Regina Judy Ronnie Harris Ronald Hutcheson Debbie Toney Randy Disney Cathleen James Ivella Hatch Donnie Coleman Judy Drummond Tommy Epling Kelley Lewis Charlene Collins Jerry New Nikki Belote Stanley Wilson Debbie Stephenson Ronnie Drummond Rebecca Tannehill Jimmy Tate Eddie Turner Kathy Key Mrs. Harriman’s 5th Grade Gary Smith Sharon Collins Patty Epling Mack Sachs Lois Stout Junita Stephens Mark Johnson Judy Shackelford Sterman Drain Margaret Bishop Johnny Tuttle Nancy Thomas Rita Skelton Paul Strother Sondra Harriman Jimmy Swope Janet Easley Jane Botticher Shelia Nobles Dena Counts Debbie Vanover Johnny Warford Margaret Smith Jeff Marley Carl Longley Debbie Atha Rhonda Harriman John Bunch Michael Steele Bobby Hattabaugh Dawn Fields David Hankins Mrs. Morgan's 4th Grade Bobby Murphy Deborah Ann Spinks Rebecca Hicks Wade Terrell Wesley Hill Kathy Osborn Tena Busby Glen Shackelford Joanie Hankins Bobby Earl Sachs Ann Robbins Leslie Hill Rita Stout Stephen Eaton Patricia Freeman Alan Baker Denise King Ramona Buckhart Rickey Bowen Della Hess Shirley Brown Richard Collins Mildred Hattabaugh Mike Grubb Pamula Boaz Deborah Horner John King Leisa Ritter Jeanie Stokenbury Douglas Johnson Mrs. Springston’s 4th and 5th Grade David Johnson Carrie Botticher Michael John Connie Srader Margaret Pliler Robert Paschal Gary Braswell Darlene Key Ellen Turner Roy Gano Evelyn Turner Michael Combs Vernon Osborn Randy Hattabaugh Rhonda Turner Randy Bowen Left: At the mike Christmas 1967; Mike Grubbs, Darlene Key, Deborah Homer, Robert Paschal and Glen Shackelford. Right: Gerald explains fractions; Audry Strother, David Johnson, Connie Srader, Gerald Hughes and Mike John. Michael Bishop Gerald Hughes Chuck Srader Mrs. Singer’s 3rd Grade Barbara Turner Edward Paschal Patricia Stewart Dennis Stephenson Betty Hattabaugh Sandy Scranton Ricky Jones Robin Disney Just finished our Halloween Bulletin Board: Ann Dingledine, Sandy Scranton, Eddie Paschal and Dennis Stephenson. Robert James Kathy Grubb Larry Heskew Sharon Stephenson Paul Hill Cindy Downing Rhonda Gibson James Wiles Doug Frisbie Toni Cobb Vicky Blevins Jeff York David Drummond Teresa Teague Ann Dingledine James Hankins Bobby Blevins Iona Brown Carmen Combs Joyce Coleman 1 1 Terry Tomlinson Karla Richardson Ivan Hughes Cheryl Hollingsworth Larry Stokenbury Danny Hankins Ricky Nobles Elaine Hency Danny Fields Roxann Sparks Norman Gage Glenda Drummond Leslie Strother Connie Deaton Thadeus Baker Marilyn Springston Gary Faubus Brenda Hattabaugh Georgia Clark David Shields Barbara Pelfrey Billy Gabbard Mary Baker Brenda Vanover Donald John Terri Lou Drummond J ohnny Gibson Mrs. Shofner’s 2nd Grade Mrs. Thompson’s 2nd and 3rd Grade Terri Parsley Darrell Dunaway Brett King Robert Dunlap Cheryl Srader Timmy Gardiner Ronnie Marrs David Smith Sharon Smith Kenneth Stephens Ronnie Hankins Roger Henry Mike Brown Jo Hicks Darrell Baker Teresa Smith Wayne Sallee Monique Ritter Belinda Eaton Larry Horner Jean Carter Mike Johnson Tammy Baker Shay Terrell Terry Edgmon Shirley Johnson Danny Gibson Mary Collins Jimmie Teague JoniHill Mrs. Wright’s 1st Grade Danny Brink Loyce Becky Young Young David Baker Ricky Couch Billy Mounce Mrs. Terrell’s 1st Grade Michael Key Pamela McBee Cory York Brenda Turner Stephen Drain Cindy Roberts Woodie Hicks Audrey Keys Russell Wiles Penny Tomlinson Eddie Shumate Deborah Lawson Dwayne Durell Donna Thomas Denny Ledford Shelia Lawson John Collins Mary Baxter Timmy Downing Tammy James Roger Lackey ACTIVITIES FOR 67-68 Student Council president, Bruce Battenfield; Vice-President, Kurt Doege; Secretary, Patsy Paschal; Reporter, Susan Marley. Bottom row: Randall Sisemore, Patty Jones, Teresa Lawson, Patsy Paschal, Susan Marley Paulette Fields; Second row: Harold Smith, Peggy Murphy, Jackie Hartwell, Kathy Clark; Third row: Doyle Downing, Kurt Doege, Bruce Battenfield, Joe Sweetser, Carol King; Top row; Kenneth Stewart, JasperHankins and Charles Ziehr. This year the Student Council under the sponsorship of Mrs. Kirk, began an active season by sponsoring assemblies for the student body at Thanksgiving, Christmas, Veteran's Day and on Washington's birthday. Included on these programs was a missionary from South America. All Student Coun- cil projects were aimed at paying for the new stage curtains which were bought last year. Custodians: Mr. Baker and Mr. Webb keep our school clean. Fire Marshals Bottom going up: Allan Shumate, Verl Hency, Johnny Ritter, Joe Sweetser and David Vinson. These boys give simulated fire alarms once a month. At this time the whole school evacuates the buildings and the marshals check the rooms for closed windows and doors. The school sends these boys once a year to a state fire marshals' meeting where they are given instruction in fire prevention. Beta Club Beta Club Officers: President, Bob Wright; Vice-Presi- Tomlinson, Bob Wright, SheridanKirksey, Debbie Holley, dent, Charles Ziehr; Secretary-Treasury, LonnieRoach; Susan Marley, Carol King, Debbie Springston, Betty Corresponding Secretary, Joyce Roehl. Bottom left Perry, Joyce Roehl and Patsy Paschal. Charles Ziehr, Kurt Doege, Lonnie Roach, Bennie The Elkins Beta Club had an active 1967-68 year. During the year they sold record books to purchase additional letters for the school sign; they tutored elemen- tary children in math, co-sponsored an assembly to dedicate the elk head mascot, maintained a bulletin board in the hall, and sent their officers to the Arkansas Beta Club Covention in Little Rock, Feb- ruary 16 and 17. Library Helpers: Librarian, Mrs. Paschal, Susan Marley, Vickie Slaughter, Nina Pitts, Betty Hoover, Patsy Paschal and Betty Perry. These students check out and card books, help to straighten shelves, and help to process new books. We would like to thank the bus drivers for their dedicated service. They are Homer Harris, Jewel Turner, Gordon Dingledine, Kerry Patrick, Vol Patrick, John Johnston and George Easley. Cafeteria Ladies. Each day these ladies prepare a well balanced meal for the students at Elkins School. We, the faculty and the students say, ‘’Thank you , to Mrs. Fields, Mrs Vinson, Mrs. Combs and Mrs. Stout. Paper Staff Front row; Larry Downing, Debra Holley, Norma Layton, Peggy Murphy, Dianna Thompson, Bob Wright. Second row: James Smith, Sheridan Kirksey, Betty Perry, Gloria Fick, Joyce Dunaway and Edwin Stout. The school paper staff is composed of Seniors under the direction of Mr. Perry Thomas in conjunction with English IV. These Seniors work on a voluntary basis to earn extra credits in their English class. There will be six issues published during the school year. The work of the paper staff is Chorus commendable, and the paper has been an asset to our school. The Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Williams has presented the music for a Veterans1 Day program, a Thanksgiving program, a Christmas program and a patriotic program, which will also be given to the Veterans at the Veteran's Hospital. Front row: Linda Harris, Carol Allard, Debbie Holley, Dianna Thompson, Paulette Field, Anita Brown. Second row: Frances Collins, Kathy Roach, Joyce Roehl, Gloria Fick, Connie Downing, and Christine Johnson. 42 Science Club President-Kurt Doege; Vice-president-Carol King; Secretary-Susan Marlev: Reporter-Lonnie Roach. First Row; Jerry Tompson, Carol Shackelford, Kathy Cobb, KurtDoege, Charles Ziehr, Carol King, Mr. Tillery, sponsor; Second Row; Debbie Springston, Kathy Shackelford, Susan Marley, Patsy Paschal, Paula Heskew, Teresa Lawson, Nina Pitts, Debbie Holley, Top row; The Science Club was organized for the first time this year and sponsored by Mr. Tillery. The club members have toured the Sefor Project near Devil's Den. This is an internationally supported nuclear reactor plant that will test theories on the use of nuclear energy for the pro- duction of electricity. They went to Beaver Dam and toured the hydroelectric plant Allan Tomlinson, Bennie Stokenbury, Lonnie Roach, Bruce Battenfield, Harold Smith, Verl Hency, Joe Sweetser, Ricky Eaton, Doyle Downing, Dempsey Lewis and Bob Wright. there. As a club project three members gave blood tests to volunteers of the stu- dent body. In conjunction with the club a series of chemistry lessons have been given after school hours. Plans are being made for a science fair; and a trip to the University Medical Center at Little Rock is also planned. Girl Scientists Experiment: Paula Heskew, Charlotte Clark, Patsy Paschal, and Carol King. FHA Front Row: Susan Kirksey, Paulette Fields, Anita Brown, Jo Lynn Sloan, Debbie Lambeth, Carol King, Vicki Slaughter, Mrs. Ritter, Sponsor; Second Row: Letha Deaton, Linda Harris, Carol Shackelford, Phyllis Stout, Carol Allard, Peggy Murphy, Melody Alsafar, Franees Collins, Jo Carter; Top Row: Joyce Roehl, Christine Johnson, Kathy Roach, Nina Pitts, Donna Lewis, Teresa Lawson, Paula Heskew, Susan Marley and Patsy Paschal. P.T.A. President, Mrs. Betty Disney; Vice-President, Mr. Ross Armstrong; Secretary, Mrs. Rethal Hicks and Treasurer, Mrs. Hazel Smith. Our P.T.A. works closely with the school and strives to improve the relationship of the school with the parents and the community. It encourages its members to become fully in- formed and to take an active part in their school program. It has sponsored clinics to check the eyes and the ears for the student body and an immunization program. Coffee and Cookies: Mrs. Disney, Mrs. Ziehr, Coach Cobb and Mrs. Shofner socialize. School Board We honor the School Board members who give freely of their time and talents in providing the opportunity for our young people to obtain a good education. Members: Snowden Disney, Everett Price, Jr., President; Stanley Swope, Secretary; Fred Perry and Glen Eaton. Teacher of the Year Mr. Mike Tillery Mr. Tillery was chosen by popular vote of the high school student body. He has been head of the Science Department at Elkins for three years. MOST BASHFUL WITTIEST Phyllis Stout Buddy Harris Susan Kirksey Jasper Hankins 46 MOST ATHLETIC Joyce Dunaway James Smith MOST STUDIOUS Joyce Roehl Kurt Doege MOST POPULAR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betty Perry Sheridan Kirksey Debbie Holley Bob Wright BIGGEST FLIRTS Norma Layton Wade Freeman CUTEST Jane Smith John Johnson Who’s Who 47 The cheerleaders have been very active during the 1967-68 athletic season. Under the able direction of their sponsor, Mrs. Cobb, they have made posters and given frequent pep rallies. Coaches Plan Season’s Strategy CoSch Cadle and Coach Cobb Coaches Cadle and Cobb have been vital assets to the success of our teams this year. Coach Cobb has had a busy year as head football coach and Senior boy's, Senior girl's and Junior girl's basketball coach. Mr. Cadle has been instrumental in produc- ing an improved P.E. program for Junior and Senior high classes as well as elemen- tary grades. The Cheerleaders Kathy Cobb, Debbie Holley, Betty Perry, Norma Layton, Jackie Hartwell and Joyce Turner. Senior High Football First row: Allen Shumate, Ronnie Eaton, John Johnston, James Smith, Jasper Hankins, Leslie Phillips, Marvin Gobel, Donald Preston; Second row; Coach Cobb, Harold Smith, Lonnie Roach, Jim Combs, Sheridan Kirksey, Randall Sisemore, Larry Downing, Verl Hency, Coach Cadle; Third row: Charles Ziehr, Evon McAdoo, Tom Neal, Bruce Battenfield, Kurt Doege, Mike Bell, Jim Vaught; Fourth row: Bob Stout, Edwin Stout, LeonMcAddo, Bob Braswell, Doyle Bowning, Dempsey Lewis and Rex Watts. The Elkins Senior Boys Football team maintained a 3-2-6 record during the 1967- 68 season. Since this was the second year to Starting Offense: Front Sheridan Kirksey: First row: Leslie Phillips, Marvin Gobel, Jasper Hankins, Verl Hency, Jim Combs; Last row; Allen Shumate, John Johnston, James Smith, Bennie Stokenburg and Randall Sisemore. have football at Elkins, we believe the team played very well. With the added experience the players will have next year, Coach Cobb thinks we will be able to compete with the best teams in our conference. Starting Defense: First row: Evon McAdoo, Allen Shumate, Leslie Phillips, Jim Combs; Second row; Randall Sisemore, John Johnston, James Smith, Tom Neal; Third row; Bruce Battenfield, Harold Smith and Charles Ziehr. Senior Backfield Senior Lineman Jasper Hankins, Sheridan Kirksey, James Smith, John First row: Ronnie Eaton, Marvin Gobel, Larry Downing, Johnston and Don Preston. Randall Sisemore; Second row: Leslie Phillips, A lien Shumate. Jasper Hankins and Jim Combs. Junior High Football Elkins was proud of its 1967-68 Junior didn’t win many games, but next year they will High Football team. Since it consisted have a good experienced team and should mostly of seventh and eighth graders they have a very successful season. First row: Charles Couch, Bruce Holley, Bobby Toney, Charles Haney, Paul Epling, Mark Norby, David Hency, Steve Johnson, Mike Frisbie, Randy Lawson; Second row; Quinn Roberts, Mike D. Smith, Darrell Shumate, Roger Bowen, Kenneth Stewart, Roger Hankins, Ronnie Belote, Johnny Hankins, Tommy Rose: Third row: Charles Baker, Gary Freeman, Alan Terrell, Jerry Combs, Rex Eaton, Ronnie Carr. Mike T. Smith, Duane Foster and James Barker: Top row: Coaches Cobb and Cadle. sponsored BV SMITH BROTHERS DX SERVICE STATION , ELKINS, ARKANSAS Senior Boys Basketball Front row: Leslie Phillips, Leon McAdoo, Bob Wright, Kirksey, Tommy Neal, James Smith, Harold Smith, Verl Rickey Eaton, Bruce Battenfield; Second row; Sheridan Hency, Randall Sisemore and Coach Cobb. Tommy Neal's opponent made the foul. Sheridan Kirksey looks on. The 1968 Senior Elks basketball team finished the season with a 12-12 record. The team lacked in height, but made up for this in their speed and experience. Prob- ably the best games played were against Kingston and Farmington, two of the dis- trict's better teams. Both games were won by the Elks by one score. Another high- light of the season was when we received the Sportsmanship trophy at the West Fork Invitational Tournament. The graduating seniors are James Smith, Sheridan Kirksey, Leslie Phillips, Randall SPONSORED BV PERRY'S I.G.A. ELKINS, ARKANSAS Sisemore and Bob Wright. Senior Girls Basketball Front row: Carol King, CarolShackelford, Charlotte Clark, Kathy Clark, Paula Heskew, Tersa Lawson and Susan Peggy Murphy, Patsy Paschal, Vicki Slaughter; second Marley. row: Coach Cobb, Joyce Dunaway, Pam Shackelford, This has been an average season for our teams with a record of 13-12. To some teams this would be great, but we've been spoiled. We have had a few highlights this year; one in winning second in the County Tournament, and another in having two of our players, Joyce Dunaway and Charlotte Clark, placed on the All District Team. Since we lose only two of our players by graduation, and have 11 freshmen coming up from the Jr. team, things look much better for next year. � Left; All District Tournament players: Charlotte Clark, guard and Joyce Dunaway, forward. Right: Pam Shackelford tries for a shot while Carol King looks on. SPONSORED BY ELKINS FEED STORE ELKINS. ARKANSAS 54 Junior Boys Basketball Front row: Benny Stout, Mark Norby, David Hency, Larry Hood: Middle row: Bruce Holley, Charles Couch, Kenneth Stewart:; Top row: Jimmy Hattabaugh, Quinn Roberts, The Elkins Junior boys with Mr. Trowbridge as Coach, had a good season finishing with 12 wins and 7 losses. While this is not a final evualation of a team's success, it does show the Junior boy shad some players with ability. The team that won the district tournament was an earlier victim of the Elkins Junior boys. Losing three Gary Hankins, Johnny Hankins, Ronnie Belote and James Barker. starters, next year’s team will have to depend on the eighth graders that carried most of the burden this year; how- ever, the Elks Sr. team may look forward to receiving a talented group of freshmen. This is true for both girls and boys. Junior Girls Basketball Front row: Man- Sweetser, Debbie Counts, Teresa John, Martha Battenfield, Mary Ziehr, Rebecca Hatch, Gloria Cunningham; Second row: Coach Cobb, Jane Smith, Patsy Carter, Gayle Hency, Dianna Counts, Patsy Stewart. Jo Carter, Florence Fallen and Susan Kirksey. Patty Jones absent. SN33I30 Basketball Queens Above: 1968 Maids Betty Perry and Kathy Shackleford Football Royalty 1967 Royalty: Joyce Turner, Betty Perry. Norma Layton, Nina Pitts, and Carol King Queen, Norma Layton-1967 1966 Queen, Kathie Cobb and escort Bruce Battenfield 1966 Maid, Patsy Paschal and 1966 Maid, Joyce Dunaway escort Tommy Neal Miss Elkins High Patsy Paschal Mr. Elkins High Verl Hency Annual Queen Nina Pitts SPONSORED BV WHITE RIVER TELEPHONE COMPANY ELKINS, ARKANSAS 59 Top: 1966 King Frantz Battenfield and Queen Martha Cooper Bottom: Prince Gary Braswell and Princess Sondra Harrimari; King Frantz and Queen Martha; Prince Loy Watkins, and Princess Lora Burgess Halloween Royalty Due to extremely high water, there was no Halloween Carnival in 1967, even though plans had been made on up until noon that day. The following are the candidates according to the grades and rooms: 1st — Mrs. Terrell — Sheila Lawson and Tommy Worley 1st — Mrs. Wright — Monique Ritter and Ricky Couch 2nd — Mrs. Shofner — Ricky Nobles and Mary Baker 2nd-3rd — Mrs. Thompson — Terri Parsley and Danny Hankins 3rd — Mrs. Singer — Dennis Stephenson and Vickie Blevins 4th — Mrs. Morgan — Ann Robbins and Wade Terrell 5th — Mrs. Harriman— Rhonda Harriman and Jeff Marley 4th-5th — Mrs. Springston — Roy Gano and Carrie Botticher 6th — Mr. Armstrong — Randy Disney and Vickie King 7th — Sandra Springston and David Bishop 8th — Gloria Cunningham and Ricky Boaz Freshmen — Kathy Roach and Dale Pool Sophomores — Debbie Springston and Allen Tomlinson Juniors — Kathy Shackelford and Charles Ziehr Seniors — Norma Layton and Bobby Wright 60 REMEMBER WHEN? George's Birthday Program: Dianna Thompson, Connie Downing, Ronnie Hutcheson, Marsha Brannon, Doyle Downing, Debbie Holley, Paulette Fields, Patsy Stewart, Frances Collins, Linda Carpenter, Anita Bown. Remember When? Top left: Teresa Lawson, Carol Shackelford, Kathie Cobb. Toprigh Mrs. Smith. Above: WINDBLOWN CHEERLEADERS Betty Perry, Jackie Hartwell, Joyce Turner, Norma Layton Kathie Cobb, Debbie Holley. Directly below left: Seniors study: Edwin Stout, Sheridan Kirksey, Leslie Phillips, Randall Sisemore, Gary Hood and Ronnie Eaton. Directly below right: SMILES or TEARS? Joyce Collins and Martha Cooper. Below left: Ready to Go.. TO STATE Joyce Collins, Debbie Holley. Right: MUSIC SKIT Dianna Thompson, Janice Vinson. Nikki Belote and Ronnie Hutcheson. Above: BREAK TIME Mr. Tillery. Below: Shay Terrell. Above left: Maureen Ryan and Jasper Hankins. Above middle Frosh Mark Norby. Above right: TYPISTS Randall Sisemore and Sheridan Kirksey. Directly above left: 4-H WINNERS Directly below: 67SENIOR GIRLS: Maureen Ryan, Joyce Collins, Martha Cooper, Maria Perry, Betty Faubus, Patsy Hoskins. Below LONG, LONG AGO Back row; Ruth Combs, Linda Lane, Betty Perry, Mr. Miesenheimmer, Norma Layton, Mary Phelan, Dianna Thompson: Front row: Patsy Lacky, Donna Slaughter’s cousin, Donna Slaughter, Shirley Hankins, Peggy Murphy, Robbie Key. Remember When? Patsy Paschal and Bob Wright. Directly above right: Glen Moore and Janie Paschal, State 4-H Achievement Winner for 1967. left: SPEECH PLAY: Nina Pitts and Kurt Doege; Below right: JUNIORS COUNT MONEY Mr. Tillery, Patsy Paschal, Charles Ziehr. Crowning Kiss Homecoming 1967: Maureen Ryan, Ronnie Shackelford, Betty Perry, James Smith, Toni Cobb, Gary Faubus, Debbie Holley, Leslie Phillips. Mr. Tillery, sci- entist at work. Did you catch these, Mr. Lyman? First Graders: Monique Ritter, Jeannie Homecoming 1968 Kathy Seniors at play: Front, Johnny Shackelford; Stand- Carter and Wayne Sallee. Clark and James Smith. ing, Maureen Ryan, Melvin Pollock, Joyce Collins, Allan Burges, Martha Cooper, Patsy Hoskins; Back, Tommy and Ronnie Shackelford. Annual Staff: Debbie Holley, Dianna Thompson, Bob Wright, editor; Mrs. Paschal, sponsor; Marguerite Allard, Robbie Key and Betty Perry. Janie Paschal and Betty Faubus worked on the annual last year. When other nights .. and other days May find us gone our separate ways We will have these moments to remember. The classroom fun, the Junior play, things we sold Will be remembered when we are old. The sophomores become juniors, The laughter, parties .... we have shared Will echo through the years. Lines written will bring back fond memories of things we might have forgotten. We hope your 1968 Annual will mean all this and more. Our pride in this book more than makes up for the time spent on it. The Annual Staff. Own Your Share of American Business • STOCKS • BONDS • MUTUAL FUNDS Dempsey — JISaBhmntott (Emtnttr Farmers iKutual iFtrr Jlmutranrr (Hmttpatttr, Stir. Tegeler Co., Inc. TELEPHONE HI 2-2612 Jos. G. Wilkinson, Mgr. 209 NORTH BLOCK STREET 31 N. BlocV phone H| 2 9821 fay.„.vm Arfc P. O. BOX S Offices Coast to Coast FAYETTEVILLE. ARKANSAS Members: New York N. Y. S. E. Ticker Stock Exchange and Dow-Jonei Newt Ticker other leading exchanges. Ultronic Stockmaster 72702 Jack CAMERA SHOP AND STUDIO CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING pflOtOQ Ulpklj 17C North Block St. Fayetteville, Ark. 72701 Phone 501 HI 2-9925 FAYETTE VILLE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED i«22 A Local Mutual Thrift and Home Financing Institution DAVID M McNAIR. PRESIDENT 201 NORTH EAST AVENUE FAYETTEVILLE. ARKANSAS 65 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS THE STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY Business forms and equipment for Paperwork Stmplifiration FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS 72701 KELLEY BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY Serving Northwest Arkansas Since 1921 Retail Building Materials Fayetteville, Arkansas A W 2401 No. Gregg St. 1336 S. School, Fayetteville, Ark. GARDENHIRES JEWELRY 18 South East Street Watches-Diamonds-Jewelry ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS CO. Helping Build North and West Arkansas” Watch, Clock, Jewelry Repairing Natural Gas--Best for Homes and Industry JAMES R. KEARNEY CORPORATION Manufacturers of Overhead and Underground Factories Utility Equipment St. Louis, Missouri Fayetteville, Arkansas li inurSil Guelph, Ontario, Canada jlKEARNtlJI HI 2-8591 Hiway 71 South 0, u , „ , P.O. Box 1125 Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 Produced in the Arkansas River Valley for the People of Arkansas By an Arkansas Corporation PR ICE-PATTON HUNT'S Mens Wear The finest in fit and fashion” North side of the Square North Side of the Square Fayetteville, Ark. COLEMAN'S SHOE STORE BOSTON STORE South Side of the Square North Side of the Square Fayetteville, Arkansas anil «1 0 70 3)tM Qs ONSOLI DATED O HEMICAL, INC. formerly Worrell Consolidated Labs . Inc tftiyijlMi! Manufacturers of Chemical Products for Schools, Hospitals Arlis Red Hoskins and lndustrV Since 1895 Box 89 1470 so VANOEVENTER Fayetteville. Arkansas Phone, HI 2-7618 ST, LOUIS 10. MISSOURI East Side Square Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 We sell or rent convalescent supplies 67 ovprs OZARK OFFICE MACHINES CO. |UL 25 NORTH BLOCK ST., j_ t1. lUarcU T FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS (501) HI 28531 OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD PRODUCTS authorized Headquarters For: AGENT Ice Cream Company Underwood Smith-Corona Portable Typewriters 201 NORTH lOTH FORT SMITH. ARKANSAS Sales Service Preston's Farm Fresh Eggs Hiway 16 East Phone Hi 2-7528 For Fresher Eggs Buy a Hen. Congratulations Seniors '68 Phone Hillcrest 2-6227 P.O. Box 577 IN ACCOUNT WITH bob s of faLjetteville _4dami FLOWER SHOP Portrait � Commercial � Photography ROY A. ADAMS Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 18 N. Block gg 33 North Block Street Fayetteville, Arkansas Telephone Hi 2-4782 Compliments of FARM SERVICE COOPERATIVE Fayetteville, Lincoln, Springdale and Huntsville [mkway NORTHWEST CANDY TOBACCO CO. Hardware and Supply Complete Home Furnishings across from Evelyn Hills Shopping Center Wholesale Distributors North College N. Block Fayetteville, Arkansas w. 2 aum i drive-in M - . Quality Food ☆ SPEEDY SERVICE 404 W. DICKSON - HI 3-3032 r FAYETTEVILLE. ARKANSAS 72701 Wf USt OM.V U-i GOVtANMCNT INSUCTID KP FAYETTEVILLE LINEN SUPPLY Industrial Laundry 441 West Dickson Phone HI 2-2651 SHIPLEY’S BANKING CO. Fayetteville, Arkansas ESSO PRODUCTS 313 West Dickson Austin Fitzgerald, Distributor Fayetteville, Arkansas Earl Stokenbury in Elkins The Bread To Buy' 69 Mck DRIVE - IN PASCHAL’S COMPLIMENTS of Grocery and Esso Station on LEWIS BROTHERS HARDWARE Highway 16 Durham, Arkansas and McCOOL'S SINCLAIR SERVICE CAMPBELL BELLS 1616 North College Ave. Dry Goods Co. Fayetteville, Arkansas West Side Square Ja-1-9585 Fayetteville, Arkansas HAILEY SALES COMPANY Ford Tractors-and New Holland Hay Equipment Highway 71 North Fayetteville, Arkansas HI 2-8285 BIG W DRIVE-IN Where Better Friends get Together Lois Reed, Proprietor POLK'S FURNITURE DISCOUNT HOUSE, INC. Highway 16, East Shop Where You Can Always Save FARM BUREAU INSURANCE 603 W. Dickson COMPANIES Wilbur Watson, Agent Fayetteville, Arkansas Highway 62 71 Fayetteville, Arkansas Hillcrest 2-6266 UJe I A.IhM NO. 7 A MEAL IN A MINUTE- BIG GENUINE IARCOAL-BROILED HAMBURGERS Radar Deep Dish Pies • EAT IN OUR AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM • EAT IN YOUR CAR OR ON OUR LOT • PICNIC PACK TO GO ANYWHERE Call We'll Have Your Order Ready JA 1-1062 529 N. COLLEGE • HWAY 71 N. FIRST NATIONAL BANK The Friendly Bank on the Square West Dickson Street Evelyn Hills Shopping Center NORTHWEST ARKANSAS TIMES REPHAN'S FASHION CENTER Evelyn Hills Shopping Center Fayetteville, Arkansas Make Rephan's your Fashion Center PETER PAN CLEANERS 925 N. College Ave. Phone: HI 2-4661 ■ lain Fayetteville, Arkansas TEXACO PRODUCTS, INC. Joe B. Cogdell, Consignee Styles of the Times for Men” Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 Area Code 501 Phone HI 3-3341 ocns STOR-e 1� tvttvn hills SAV-ON DRUGS, Inc. Evelyn Hills Shopping Center Phone HI 3-3486 Fayetteville, Ark. CENTRAL TIRE DISTRIBUTORS Phone Hillcrest 2-5342 Mountain St. Arkansas 72701 MUl NttDU. Rec PlMacal V Phow HI 3 3301 4?| N COllEGf fATCTIEVlUE. UMNSAS SINES BODY SHOP 227 West Dixon Fayetteville, Arkansas We are always ready to Hi. 2-2691 be of service to you in sickness and health 24 hours a day. Paul J. Tweedle Automobile Body Repair Seat Covers Tops Athletic Trophies Fishing Supplies Golf GREER ABSTRACT COMPANY Established 1908 Licensed Bonded PURVIS-HORTON Abstracts—Title Insurance Sporting Goods, Inc. Ozark Building Hillcrest 2-8472 Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 Ja 1-1700 HOLLAND BROS. 427 N. College Avenue Institutional Supplies Fayetteville, Arkansas Fayetteville, Arkansas Alsey L. Holland Carl C. Head Southgate Yo Dollar BEN FRANKLIN 410 N. College I WAL-MART I Discount City - SAT IN ACTION fll , Fayetteville, Arkansas also SHOP OPEN 40 COMPLETE ’ DEPARTMENTS ■' DAILY Except Sunday Oak Plaza Shopping Center SMITH TWO-WAY RADIO COMMUNICATION SERVICE 520 N. College Fayetteville, Arkandas 72701 Phone HI 3-2222 SlutL s C teauty (College 1200 North College Ave. Fayetteville, Arkansas HI 3-3061 DENNIS Home Furnishings Hiwoy 71 South Drive a Little and Save o Lot HI 3-2551 72 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Friends find Good Food At BURGER BROIL Colonel Sander’s Kentucky Fried Chicken 71 N on College Avenue, Fayetteville, Arkansas 73 COMPLIMENTS OF Bank of Elkins ELKINS, ARKANSAS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS PITTINGER’S STUDIO HARRISON, ARKANSAS OZARK ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORP. P.O. BOX 048 4 Miles On Hwy 16 West • 3641 Wedington Dr. PHONE JA 1-2900 Doy or Night MILLARD GOFF, Manager Home Owned - Business Managed - Tax Paying The Cooperative is, a locally owned, private, non-profit enter- prise, democratically organized by rural people to bring power to all of its members at cost. The Central Rural Electric Cooperative serves nine counties in Arlcansos and Oklahoma, which consists of 16,000 members on 3,400 miles of line. ‘OWNED BY THOSE WE SERVfc FAYETTEVILLE FRANCHISED NEW CAR DEALERS • J. D. FISHER BUICK CO. • GOFF - Me HAIR MOTOR CO. • HOUSTON TAYLOR MOTORS • LEWIS FORD SALES, INC. • WHEELER MOTOR CO. Buick Opol Kadet Mercury - Comet - Lincoln Dodge - Simca - Volvo Ford - Fairlone - Falcon ' Volkswagen 2396 COLLEGE HI2 - 4261 331 N. COLLEGE HI2 - S321 HI2.4251 HWY 71 N. 17 E. MOUNTAIN HI2 • 5301 HWY 71 NO. HI3 • 3458 j • GREEN CHEVROLET CO. eHATFIELD PONTIAC - CADILLAC • IVEY MOTbR COMPANY • PHILLIPS MOTOR CO.. INC. • WHITFIELD MOTOR CO. Chevrolet - Chevy || . Corvoir Pontiac - Cadillac Plymouth - Valiant Chrysler - Plymouth Oldsmobile - GMC 17 E. MEADOW HI2 - 8226 22 MEADOW HI2 - 2203 HWY 71 NO HI2 - 8691 620 N. COLLEGE HI2 - 6251 16 N. EAST HI2 - 8294 NAT'S ELKINS CAFE COFFEE POT GRILL operators ’’Where Good Food is the Rule” Mona Cobb and Jessielee Dunaway also NAT’S Where Friend meets Friend Elkins, Arkansas RED AND WHITE LAUNDRY We appreciate our Ad and Sponsors, Please DRY CLEANERS patronize them. 76 Elkins, Arkansas THE ANNUAL STAFF me Ir-j . rs: ; „ X( ' . ’ ■«. 5 vi : ,-• ps w ■V - “vTS p ±- • • MSaa ■' 'v Vfh l5 As , ir :• w i I SsiS! , -C. g££ V ' J j if ;; vf v; ; 5 .V : ‘ • - i t .. s«l§ i¥£U t W' tMaror • - «sy a � vmst? • ■'-• . ■ 5 fc i P • ■ '■■ imi ■ ■ i - nr •u k V V £• • ':;Jfc ' %j£ v; - i.. .? = ' ' r •k� t V- sv v • 'x 9 . ' V 9 r i -Jr 'I t _. V a V tf , X X r vaw ' '