Fayetteville High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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,. GX V . X s.,,.. Sv 'vii fin 1 w,, 't 'TA 'M - 1 are az- P L- A At last the seniors have completed their mute goal for many while a mere stepping- stone to higher education for others . Lured by the glamour of college and waiting jobs, our seniors look toward the future with an eager heart and an eager eye. But may the year at F.l-I.S. always be remembered with a feeling of pride and endearment. -T.: 'CHQ' Q .V .gf- .f g AA -f X A fu- Q Q. 3 I r f .. Y' , if Q' ' 'Q 1' Q' -f , f, G , M. ,, .g L' A 3 1 ' Q' o-- I ' X als.. J -.- : fl 'AA A fx Jul-.3 1 GN 4, a .11 ' tr ,A - 1' R 'sf x . y v X X l I sl j l Robert Thomas Donna Walker Herbert W eldon Bobby Williams Rita Timbrook Herbert W ages Jim Bob Wheeler Joyce Wilkins Harold Van Asche Ralph Weddington Billy Wilcox Judy Zander Sara Trager Phyllis Watford Billy Whitfield Judy Yoes Jo Ellyn Todd Freddy Warlord Ellwood Whitchnrch Alice Ann Willis high school ca reers . Graduation is the ulti-

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1 il . Q . fy - . 5-- ii .5 'M '1 -'uv V X , m lp cf? ., ' W 'N ' A -t X l fviiis- 'Q mms 4 6 'Q CZ'-7 1 YV- 1 IFN Tom Pilkington Lonnie Rader Joye Rouse Virginia Smith Ronnie Swan Cv if Dee Poole Bernard Reinold Mary Jo Schulz Paulette Spencer Jim Terhune 2 R, 1 Chu iv, rf? -'I' x, , . Qi ,, 1, 31 Q' -- 4.. E on Q' . y ,J r V, ag PAV' I Q ap SN half'-'P' ' 1 v ,r - ww- ' AA M ' C' Q 1:7 5'2 : V I ' I M., ' X I , X 'N 1 ' ,V an QQ 7' V... Patsy Poore Flo ra Radcliffe Herbert Radcliffe Gary Roderick David Rose Sally Ann Rose Jimmy Sexson Mary Ann Sharp Tommy Slushef Jean Stanberry Marsha Strickland Donald Stubblefield Among our most fond memories will always be that of the Magazine Drive. Remember the hours of walking, the courteous but definite 'No thank you 's , your first sale, the pixie dog you almost won, the pride of your home room and then, the final convocation and the happy and triumphant Room 10.

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Juniors One hundred and eighty six jolly juniors have at last reached the half-way mark in their high school years . Next year they will take their places as the leaders of the school. Most of the juniors are conscious already of their own relationship to the school and the community, and how little time there is to prepare. The juniors have played a big role in our school this year. A- mong other things they played a big part in athletics: supported our school organizationsg and won the Government class Sock l-lop skit. Climax to a big year for the juniors was the junior-Senior Ban'- quet, which they planned as a treat for the seniors . .ff 'ig 'S- C' ,T N sv , , . i L 1. 6 , ,T fi G f' 'Z' W r Q f W ,. ' 6-J mu 'i Q 1 LE 33 K '75 -. 4 .,. Q 'l -I . i A 'F' N A AX Janet Adams Nancy Allen John Anderson John Bailey Naomi Baker Bill Ballard Alan Beauchamp Glenda Beavers Gary Belote Junior Willie Urps' win Sock Hop skit. k wo, 3 ,if L. A , 1. L -r vi KA 0 Virginia Austin Joe Tom Backus Lynne Barnette Nancy Bamhlll Paul Berry Joe Bissett T. sa Mary Baggett Jerry Beard Anita .