Flippin High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Flippin, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1976 volume:

Spirit of 76 Supplemental color pages prepared to commemorate the ‘200th anniversary of the United States of America in this bi- centennial year—1976. f CO (J Ji LS S. Mr t. I 6. mttoti wonT ff fa raffcrt ✓� . Staffs of America. jV 1 fe ■ r ' ■� 1 • • •“ - t+A U — « -_ 1 Call of the Minutemen prior to the historic Battle of I exington. 2 The Battle of Concord Bridge was the first battle of the war. 3 Monument to the Minutemen which stands on the site of the Battle o Lexington, where the shot heard round the world was fired April 19. 1775. 4 The signing of the Declaration of Independence. July 4. 1776. 5 Independence Hall. Philadelphia, where the Continental Congress con vened to decide a course of action. 6 Benjamin Franklin, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson working to revisi Jefferson's draft of the Declaration of Independence. Flippin was named for W. B Flippin who settled near where the Flippin Airport is now located. He came from Hopkins County. Kentucky in 1821. During this time there was a small band of Delaware Indians located at the “Big Indian Spring” whose chief was called Johnny Cake and had a great mill near this spring. There were no trees ex- cept around Rock Springs Hollow. A few Shawnee Indians lived at Yell ville, but later other white settlers came and the Indians were moved out in 1828. This place was called Goatsville, which was in Searcy County in 1838. Legend has it that a traveling salesman called on “Uncle Jim Jackson” who had a general store, flour mill and cotton gin. The salesman had not been very successful in selling the old goat any merchandise and started back to his hack in a rather vile mood. To add to his woes one of Mr. Jackson’s goats took a running tackle at the seat of his pants just as he boarded the hack. Thereafter, the enraged salesman’s title of “Goatsville” stuck. Around 1850, the settlers of the growing community were unhappy with the name; so in honor of their first settler they called it Flippin Barrens. T)o lipnin Mail was delivered twice weekly during the Civil War and before 1869 there was no post office. During this time there were many hardships. Marion County bordered on Missouri and during the Civil War was on a cross firing line - sometimes on one side and sometimes on the other; however, the worst degredations were committed by bad men. not in the regular armies. These men would make raids on the people of their former homes, and this grew worse near the close of the war. During the spring of ’65. people ate anything that would sustain life; some starved to death. People mostly ate things that they could find growing, for there were no guns to hunt game. About 1873, a local grange was organized in Flippin Barrens to keep law and order in the area. In 1904 the railroad came and missed the town by about three-fourths of a mile. As might be expected, a smart real estate salesman saw the possibilities of a town at the railroad. The Marion County Land Co. came into existence and twenty acres, where the City of Flippin now stands, was bought, surveyed, and laid out in town lots. A public auction was held and the town of Flippin was born. The town was incorporated in 1921, with the first mayor being James M. Keeter. In the early part of Flippin’s history, there were many small schools in the area like Mtn. View. Number One. and Rea Valley, all of which later consolidated with Flippin. The first Flippin school was located on what is now near the intersection of Fallen Ash road and Hwy. 178. This school only went through the eighth grade and training 4 was very limited. Then in 1928, Flippin High School was established on the same foundations as the present school. During that time the Flippin Bulldogs (Boy's team) and Cardinals (Girl’s team) had very fine basketball teams, which many times went to the State Tournament. In 1951 the school and gymnasium burned down and the new Flip- pin School was built. Labor and lumber were donated by the maintenance shop in Bull Shoals when the dam was be- ing built. Flippin is now a growing thriving town. It is proud of its good schools, airport, water system, and progressive plans for the future. “Stand Your Ground . . . If They Mean to Have a War, Let It Begin Here. ” Capt. John Parker 1 Capt. .John Parker uttered those words as the colonial militia under his command prepared to meet the British troops at Lexington Those works and the painting—Spirit of '76—exemplify the dedication and determination of the American patriots in their fight for independence. The colonies had organized to express their grievances in an effort to resolve the differences within the framework of the Empire. Several of the colonial legislatures had instructed their delegates to the Con- tinental Congress in Philadelphia to oppose any move toward in- dependence. The movement for independence was gaining strength and following the publication of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense, which argued for colonial sovereignty, a resolution was adopted and a committee of five appointed to draft a declaration of independence. 2 General Washington, who had been appointed commander-in-chief of American forces by the Second Continental Congress, was a brilliant military strategist. It was his decision to take his Continentals across the Delaware River on Christmas night which resulted in the first ma- jor colonial victory. That victory at Trenton over Hessian mercenaries gave the ragged army renewed vigor. Supported chiefly through the printing of Continental currency, the colonial army also went through the personal fortunes of many American patriots—among them Washington, Jefferson, Richard Henry Lee and John Adams. These fortunes were donated to the cause of liberty—a cause supported by about one-third of the American population which was near 2,000,000. Another one-third remained loyal to the English crown and the remainder were apathetic. Despite many defeats, the colonies managed to keep an army in the field as a symbol of American resistance, to guarantee a negotiated rather than dictated peace. 3 “ . . Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!” Patrick Henry 3 Following the victory at Yorktown. Washington refused the offer of his troops to become king and returned to Philadelphia to aid with the establishment of a permanent government for the new republic—a loose alliance of sovereign states held together by the Articles of Confederation. An envoy composed of Benjamin Franklin, John Adams and John Jay was sent to negotiate with the British. It was not until 1783 that the peace agreement, known as the Treaty of Paris, was signed, guaranteeing the sovereignty of the United States of America. The Articles of Confederation, despite many weaknesses, serv ed to un- ify the states until 1787 when a special convention was held at Independence Hall in Philadelphia to revise them. The meeting was attended by Fifty-five of the most-prominent men of the day. Twenty- nine of the delegates representing a majority of the states met on May 25 and decided to draft an entirely new constitution rather than am- mend the Articles of Confederation. The meeting then became known as the Constitutional Convention. 4 The men who assembled for the Constitutional Convention were an illustrious group with nearly every delegate a person of prominence in his home state. A large majority favored a strong central government. After four months of debate, on September 17, 1787. the new constitu- tion was completed. In a little more than four months, six states had ratified the new constitution. Despite the good beginning, the fight for ratification was bitter and it was not until September 13, 1788, that the necessary two-thirds majority of the states had approved the docu- ment and Congress could call for states to choose their electors and congressmen. Several of the states had ratified the constitution with the provision that it would be amended. Thus, as one of its first official acts under the new constitution, the Congress added the first ten amendments known as the Bill of Rights. Washington was un- animously elected President and a new nation was launched on a course of democracy. Vi Ramona Pompetzki Look Up America' Julie Little Give me Liberty or give me Death!! Kathy Humphrey The Pony Express rides again! Rita Moninger Yes. this is the President speaking” Rona Phillips I disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it! Nancy Kanta The public must and will be served'! Deanna Barnes America. I Love You David Hickey In the light of the liberty torch. Donna Hainey Alice Morrow Colleen Lassen Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie. the American Way!!! Tony Hudson These are the times that try men's souls!! Marlon Neher Beware the fury of a patient man. Pam McCracken Freedom of expression in the pursuit of happiness' Patty Baker Walk softly and carry a big stick! Val Greene 1 if by land: 2 if by sea. Stan Stout The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. Mary Cheek I have not yet begun to fight' Tammy Reed Even a worm when trod upon will turn again Taxation without representation is tryanny'!' Ees no my jobe’ mon. Dear Santa. For Christmas I want . . . And teachers think we drive them dingy. Hows your love life? Smiling faces, backs with braces. Ride em' Cowboy Dedication edication 1 part understanding 2 part patience years of love 1 bushel of concern 1 C. of guidance hard work 1 lb. of care Combine 1 part understanding and 2 part patience with the Class of 76. mix until smiles form. Gradually add 1 C. of guidance mixed with the lb. of care and the bushel of concern, and the hard will begin to show. Then add all the years of love and pour into the pages of the yearbook and you will have this dedication. This is our recipe for Mrs. Joan Hickey. Home Economics teacher and our class sponsor, who has shown us all the understanding, patience, care, and concern that any one person can. Thus, this dedication is our way to show our gratitude to you for being such a faithful sponsor to us. Thank-You Mrs. Hickey! - dt)edicati t on We the Seniors of '76, in order to form a more perfect yearbook, establish unity, insure and promote friendship, and secure the blessings of life to ourselves and our un- derclassmen. do ordain and establish this dedication for Mr. Billy Pyle. During his past three years of teaching History at FHS. Mr. Pyle has been a major factor in our lives He has been our class sponsor since our smiling countenances entered the sophomore year. Regardless of what class ac- tivity we had planned. Mr. Pyle was there ready to help, guide, and have fun with us. It is through this dedication we wish to say, “Thank- You” Mr. Pyle! 3 Seniors Deanna Gayle Barnes FBLA 3.4; off. 4; Letterclub 4; off. 4; FHA 1.4; Choir 1.2.3.4. off. 4; ensemble 2: Paper Staff 2.4; Annual Staff 4; Who's Who 4. Homecoming Queen 4; Pep Club 3; Class Off. 3.4; Class Play 3; Typ Award 2; Biology Award 2; Citizenship Award 1; Bask Ball 2.3.4; Capt 4; Cheerleader 4; Grad. Esc. 3; PAY 2; Drama 3. Mary Ann Cheek FBLA 3.4; FT A 4; FHA 1.2.3.4; Lib Club 1.2.3.4; Class Play 2.3; Lib. Club Award 3; Honor Roll 1.3 Timothy Charles Curtis FFA 4; St. Council 4; Golf 1.2; Wrest 1.2; Swim. 1; Track 2: Physics Club 3. Thomas Leonard Curtis Swim 1.2; FFA 3.4. Golf 1.2. Valerie Jean Greene FBLA 3.4; Choir 1.3.4; off. 3.4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 2; Bask Ball Letter 3. Swim. Letter 1; Cheerleader Letter 3; Honor Roll 3; Cheerleader 3; Swim Team 1; Drama 2; M.O.D. Chair 4 Donna Kay Hainey FBLA 3.4 FTA 4; FHA 1.2.3; Choir 3; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Who's Who 4; Pep Club 2.3; Class Play 2.3.4; Cheerleader Letter 3; Cheerleader 3. Michael Eugene Dennis FFA 1.2.3.4; off 4; Class Play 3; Grad Esc 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 DAVID WAYNE HICKEY FBLA 3.4; off 4; FFA 1.2.3.4; off 3; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 3; Class Play 2.3; Meat Judging Team 3.4; Leadership Conf. 3; FBLA Pari Team 4; AMUN 3; Boys Stater 3; History Award 3; House of Rep page I. KIM MICHELL HICKS FBLA 2.3: FHA 2.3; Class Play 2.3.4; Honor Roll 4 GEORGE D FLAGG FFA 1.2.3.4; off. 3.4; Class Play 3: Basketball 1. Livestock Judging Team 2.3.4; FFA Pari. Team 3; Sr. Member 5 Worthies. TONY CLAY HUDSON FBLA 3; FTA 4; FFA 1.2.3.4; off. 3.4; Paper Staff 4; Who's Who 3.4; Homecoming Escort 2.3: Pep Club 1.2.3; Class Play 2.3; Star Chapter Farmer Award: Basketball 1.2.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4: Livestock Judging 2.3.4: House of Rep page 1 KENNETH D HOWARD FFA 1.2.3.4; off. 3.4 Baseball 3: Farm Mechanics Team 1.2.3.4; Leadership Conf 2.3.4 KATHY ANN HUMPHREY FBLA 2.3.4; off 4; FHA 1.2.3.4; off 2.3: Choir 3.4; Nat'l Honor Soc. 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Maid 3; Library Club 2.3; Typing I Award 2: Honor Award 3; Honor Roll 3; Jr. Miss Pageant; FHA Fed. II Sec. 3; FHA Fed II Nat l off can- didate 3: FHA Dist Nat’l off. candidate 3; AMUN 3; Grad. Pianist 3. JOHNNY E LANE FFA 1.2.3.4; Library Club 1; Biology Award; Honor Roll 3; Baseball 3: Land Judging 3.4 COLLEEN SUE LASSEN FBLA 3.4; FTA 4: FHA 1 Science Club 4; Off. 4; Choir 3 Pep Club 2: Class Play 2.3 Drama Club 2. NANCY FRENZ KANTA FBLA 2.3.4: FHA 1.2.3.4; Choir 3; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Who's Who 1.2.4: Homecoming Maid 1.4: Class off 1.2.3.4: Class Play 3; Stud. Council 4: Cheerleader 1.2; Grad Escort 3. Dennis Doyle Linck FBLA 3.4; Who’s Who 2.3.4; FFA 2.3.4; Dairy Judge Team 2.3.4; Baseball 2 Scott Eugene Masters FFA 2.3.4; off. 4; Annual Staff 4; Who’s Who 3; Bask Ball 1.2.3; Baseball 3.4; Football 1.2; Grad. Esc. 3; Ind. Arts Club 1.2; Five Worthies; Letterclub 4. Julie Jacob Little FBLA 3.4; off 4; Choir 1.2.3.4 off. 1.2.4; Paper Staff 4; An nual Staff 4; Who’s Who 4 Lib. Club 1.2; Class off 4 Drama Musical 2; 76’ers 2 Cavaliers: School Mag. 2 FBLA Pari. Team 4 Pamela Jane McCracken FBLA 3.4; FHA 1; Choir 3; Nat’l Honor Society 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 2: Class Play 2; History Award 2.3; Bookkeeping Award 3: Scholarship 2.3; St. Council 3: Bask Ball Mgr. 4 : Honor Roll 2.3.4; Bookkeeping Contest 3 Delilah McNutt Library Club 1.2.3; Pep Club 2: Class Off 1.2.3: Basketball 2: Cheerleading 1; N Y C. 1.2. Jimmy Travis Mitchner FBLA 3; Letterclub 4; FFA 1.2.3.4; Annual Staff 4; Who’s Who 3.4; Homecoming Esc 2.3.4; Class off. 1; Class Play 2; Bask Ball 1.2.3; Baseball 2.3.4; Bask Ball Co-capt. 3. I Alice Louise Morrow FBLA 2.3.4; FHA 1.2.3.4: Choir 3: Paper Staff 4: Homecoming Maid 3; Class off 1.2.3.4; Class Play 2.3; Bask ball 3; Girls State: Cheerleading 1.2. Rita Mae Moninger FBLA 2.3.4; off. 2.3.4; Choir 3.4; off 3; Annual Staff 4; Who's Who 4; Homecoming Maid 2; Class off. 2.3.4; Class Play 2: FBLA Pari. Team 4. Marlon Duane Neher FBLA 4; FT A 4; FFA 1; Choir 3; Pep Club 2.3; Class off. 4 John Andrew Olson FBLA 3.4: off 4: FT A 4; FFA 2.3.4; Choir 1; Paper Staff 4; Who's Who 4: Homecoming Escort 3.4; Pep Club 4; Class Off. 3.4; Class Play 2.3: Basketball 2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Football 1; Band 1; Judging Team 2.3.4; Letterclub 4; off. 4. Rona Kay Phillips FBLA 2.3.4; FHA 2.3.4; Nat’l Honor Soc 4; Paper Staff 4; Who’s Who 3.4; Homecoming Maid 3.4; Pep Club 1; Class Play 2.3.4; History Award 1; Honor Roll 4. Louise Phillius FBLA 3; FHA 2.3; Choir 3; Pep Club 2.3. Class Play 3; Honor Roll 2.4. Ramona O. Pompetzki FHA 4; Choir 3; Lib Club 2; Pep Club 1: St. Council Award: Class Play 3: St. Council 1. David Michael Prichard FBLA 3.4; FFA 1.2.3.4; Nat'l Honor Soc 4; Class Off. 2; Class Play 2.3.4: Bask Ball Mgr 2.3.4; Baseball 2.3.4; Model UN. 3; FFA Judge Team 3.4; Five Worthies; FFA Pari. Team 4 Tammy S. Reed FBLA 2.3.4; FHA 1.2.3; Paper Staff 4: Lib. Club 1.2.3; Class Play 2; Shorthand Award; Typing I Award; First Place Award in State Shorthand; St Council: Honor Roll 3: Nat’l FBLA Conv. for AR Shorthand Rep. Anthony J Thomas FBLA 4; FTA 4: FFA 1.2.3.4: Jr. Academy of Science 3.4; Off. 3.4; Choir 3: Pep Club 2.3; Class Play 3; FFA Award; Honor Roll 3; Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium: St. Science Train. Prog. 3. 1 1 Undergrads Richard Arring- ton. David Ben- ton. Teresa Burkhart. Ray Covington. Brenda Cox. Terry Davis. Wes Due Diane Dyment. Connie Eidens. Kathi Gardner. Cheryl Hicks Greg Hopper. Vickie Howard. Dick Johnston. John Johnson Kenny Landon. Tammi Lane. Chris Little. Jim Lynch Janice Marberry. Frankie Mitchell. Darrell Parnell. Jim Pizzamenti Lisa Rose. Debbie Sailor. Sonja Scott. Carol Seftar William Stanton. William Taylor. Robert Thompson. Paul Toomer Todd Wagoner. David Watt. Don Weatherford. Richard Weis. Donald Willett. Rhonda Wood. Di nah Wynn 22 omored Mike Barnhart. Roy Bell, Valerie Bivona. David Bockelman. Tommy Cheek. Renee Choate. Angie Cox. Mike Crosby. Pat Dennis, Bud Dewey.. Cheri Dewey. Gail Due. Ivan Due. Ricky Eastwold. Tony Eckenstein. Mark Evans. Mar- cus Flippin. Robbie Gardner, Peggy Garkey. Robert Guadagnini. Carl Henderson. Durrell Howard. Jimmy Huddleston. Janet Hyland Jan Johnson Brett Keeter Don Kruse Mary Kucala Ralph Mills Gene Mitchell Hal Mitchner Ben Moffet Michael Moore Michael Neher Jim Newberry Kathy Nichols David Ollivcrson Harlin Parnell. Mary Phillips. Susan Pierce. Curtis Rorie. Loraine Shcrrell. Chuck Ship- man. Cindy Stubenfoll. John Tate. Glenda Tilley. Garby Top- ping. Debbie Toomer. Helga Volltrauer. Lora Ward. Debbie Watt. Kathy Weaver. Terry Weller. Liz Williams. Carl Winnet. Donna Wood. men ROW I: Cathy Arnold. David Barnes. Linda Berges. Tommy Bradfield. Andy Butterfield. Bill Carpenter. Orville Carpenter. Brian Dennis. ROW 2: Jan Campbell. Rickey Dilday. Vance Frame. Bren- da Garkey. Nancy Guadagnini. Dan Guptill. Mike Hainey. Loyd Henderson ROW 3. Rhonda Hicks. Tom Hill. Gina Hodges. Deborah Hopper. Johnny Huddleston. Julie Hyland. Larry Kaminski. Dennis Kasinger Pres . Gina Hodges; V. Pres.. Rob Little. Sec . Nita Wynn; Treas.. Rhonda Hicks; Rep . Ken Parnell; Fire Marshall. Claudia Morgan Mark Lane Peter Lassen Eddie Linck Sponsors: Mr McNair. Coach Rouw. Rob Little Donna Marple Donna McCracken Dejonna Moore Claudia Morgan Roger Morrow Laura Olson Darrell Owens ROW 8: Ken Parnell. Richard Pillius. Carmen Pompetski. Donna Rollins. Bruce Rorie. Shane Sanders. Billie Shaffer. Randy Shelton ROW 9: David Sneed. Judy Stewart. Lance Sundin. Guy Swan. Troy Tranter. Bobby Wagoner. David Weatherford. Deb- bie Weatherford. ROW 10: Rickey Weis. John Werner. Randy White. Vanessa Wilcox. Darrel Willett. Edgar Winnett. Mark Worrell. Nita Wynn. ROW 1: Carol Arnold. Robert Arrington. Lisa Barnes. Tammy Bell. Tommy Bish. Allen Butcher. Brad Chaney. Cameron Cooper. ROW 2: David Costello. Galen Cox. Cur- tis Davis. Pam Dewey. Vernon Dewey. Eddie Finley. Lavonna Fowler. Wade Fox. Jimmy Franks. Richard French. Teresa French. Terry French. Tommy Gardener. Chris Grozis. Bill Guadagnini. ROW 4: Lone Guptill. Darla Hopper. Lynn Hosick. Lisa Huddleston. ROW 5: Mark Humphrey. Cindy Jeffer- son. Wayne Jenks, Marty Jones. ROW 6: Vaughn Killebrew. Terre Lack. Edwin McNutt. Guy Mitchell. ROW 7: Lisa Moore. David Morgan. Jimmy Musgrave. Jack Newberry ROW 8 Denise Oakes. Diane Oakes. Pam Pangle. Tammy Pangle ROW 9: Allen Phillips. Judy Pitchford. Gerald Pope. Doyan Riggs ROW 10: Dawn Rounceville. Charles Sef- tar. Vincent Spade. Roger Starnes. Gary Stubenfoll. Jackie Stultz. Matthew Taylor. Kenneth Tilley. ROW 11: Teresa Tilley. Joe Tollen. Lou Treat. Rob Ward. Stephen Weatherford. Todd Wilkins. Cheryl Wood. Debbie Wood Lesa Barnett. Karen Briggs. John Brumfield. Barry Butterfield. Lisa Byrnes. John Campbell. Brenda Carpenter. Brenda Clark, Joe Clendenan. David Crenshaw. Joyce Dahn. Trudy Dewey. Ricky Flippin. Steven Flip- pin. David Fowler. Lynn French. Douglas Fuller. Tresa Hall. Alan Holder. Yolonda Jett. Mark Johnson. Donna Kasinger. Benita Killebrew Debra Lassen Steve Little Vickie McGuire Darinda McNeal Jeff Morrow Linda Musgrave James Owen Joseph Pal mere Don Price Kelvin Ratliff Leesa Seawright Barry Shaffer Rodger Shelton Vicki Shelton. Grady Shipman, Michael Sisco. Karen Sneed. Henry Spade. Yvonne Toomer. Johnny Trivitt. Brigitte Volltrauer. Tina Wagoner Teresa Ward, Mellissa Weatherford. Donna Weis. Robert Watt. Michael Wilcox. Larry Williams. Dayna Winnett. Stacy Williams. Ramona Young. My reputation is caught studying. Uster Give me Juvenile Hall Beautiful 4 ? Sheryl Annis. Cindy Backes. Bobby Beard. Ann Bish. Mich- elle Brainerd. Ray Brandy. Chris Burgess. Patrick Burgess. Patrick Burgess. David Bush Marc Butcher gess. David Bush. Marc But- cher Johnny Cheek. Danny Cros- by. Betty Dahn. Patty Ecken- stein. Marsha Flippin. Dennis Foster. Dee Frame. Kim Ful- ler. Tammy Goding. Melanie Guptill Sandy Hosick. Lillian Huddle- ston. Jackie Jefferson. Amy Kucala. Pam Lane. Tammy McGuire. Theresa McNutt. Robert Morgan. Jimmy No- lan. Tom Olson. Glorianne Owens. Alicia Pat- terson. Shree Pierce. Barry Price. Carol Price. Sheila Rea- gan. Keith Riggs. Kris Rounce- ville. Brian Seawright. Paul Sullins John Toomer. Linda Trivett. Tammy Unger. Maelene Wagoner Micheal Weis. Rhon- da White. Kim Wilkins. Ricky Winnett. Monte Wood. The- resa Wood 29 Crime Hmus. Lee Bill edge George Brown, Konme Burke . Billy Byrne . Ruby Carpen ter. Arlie Caudill. Sher- ry Caudill. Lisa Coe Kurt Cooper. Johnny Coi. Karen Emerson. Randy Flippin. Chn Pox. Knren Fretu. Dan lel Fuller Karen Gar- rett. Jamie Goding Gregory Gunv. Mark Guthrie Barry Haley. Lisa Hall Judith Hendrix Dwight Henry Paula Humphrey Barbara Jefferson. Allen Jenks M.iry Johnson. Jeffrey Kilgore. Michael Mur tin. Russell Martin, Monty McCracken, Tammy Melton. Kurt Moffitt. Sury Palmere. Angela Patterson Wayne Seawnght Mike Scft-ir. Jimmy Shelton. Cynthia Stultr Jackie Tate Katisha Treat, Vickie Unger Mark Wil liatns. Kathleen Wood Sheri Adam� . Dee Bum. Carla Bar- nett. Barbara Bran dy. Kenneth Cha- ney Jr . Scott Co . Johnny Dewey. Darren Dilday. Li«a Due Toni Fischer. Ken- neth Potter. Ronnie Garkey. Carol Hop- per. Kelvin Hud- ton Kelley Don Hunt. Kelley Wade Hunt. Brian Jett. Jennifer Johnton Margaret Johnton. Gayle Krute Shane Lack John Marple. Duma Martin. Ju- nior Momnger Ca- rol Owen� . Sandra Price Dawn Simon� Don na Smith. George Stockton. Angela Sullint Sharon Sul lint Denene Swan ton. Kim Thomaa. Ramona White. Churlet William� Glennn William� . Roger William� . Dougla Wmnett. Roy Winnett Jen nifer Wood. Kim- my Wood Tammy Wood Terra Wood. Tina Wood 31 Bobby Anatra. Jr.. Bryan Arms. Chris- tie Bnckes. Missy Bain. Melissa Barnes. Curtis Bish. Larry Blasdel. Chad Bryant. Colleen Byrnes. John Carle- ton. Craig Collins Angela Deen. John Eckenstein. Jerry Estep. Denise Frame. Becky French. Aaron Gup- till. Geoffrey Gus- sy. Delena Guthrie. Aaron Hall. Kathy Hendrix. Gearld Henry. Theresa Horn. Marvin Hud- dleston. Sharmin Hudson. Lawrence Jefferson. Maria Keyte. Eddie King Dana King Guy Lack. Lee Lane Deana Marberry. Randal Martin Delbert McCutche Paige McNutt Donnu Melton. Leah Pnngle Cathy Parnell. Terry Partee Vickie Patterson. Debra Penny. Jean- na Perdue. Kim Pil grim. Jeff Price. Ronald Reagan. David Seawnght. Brinda Seay Brett Shuffer. Angela Smith. Michael Stoner Brenda Swanson. Sabrina Tancrc, Gary Vaughan, Charlette Wagoner. Lisa Weatherford. Angela Williams. Li- sa Williams. Steven Williams. Jeff Win- nett. Johnny Win- nett. Willard Win- net t 32 ?econ Len Baledge. Debra Bell. Tonya Brainerd. Melanie Ann Cook. Shan- non Cox. Tammy Cummins. Joe Deen. Timmy Dil- day Scott Estep. Tina Evans. Nichelle Fischer. Bud Flick. Kevin Flippin. Steven Flippin. Patrick Franks. Sandy Garrett Debra Grede. Angela Groff. Tammy Guthrie. Karen Hopper, Gina Hudson. David Hume David Humphrey Dwain Johnson Harlin Killebrew Stephen Kucala Kevin Linck. Cheryl Morales. David Morrow. Crystal Nolan. Joanne Olson. Sheila Osborn. Robert Penney. Bruce Rosa Stanley Smith. Michelle Stoner. Cindy Unger. Tim Ward. Wendell Wilbanks. Scott Wilkins. Wayne Wood. James Woods 33 Tracie Adams. Irenia Bratton. Ricky Bruss. Steven Burg. James Carleton. Ronald Chan- ey. Beth Cox. Charles Craig Cunningham. Catherine Dahn. Tina Davenport James Davis. Kevin Davis. Michael Dewey. Mary Estep. Shane Fisher. James French. Emil Garofole. Wendy Gre- gory. Nancy Gussy. Kenneth Hall Michael Hall. Billy Hendrix. Jerry Henry. Brian Hiers. Ani- ta Jefferson. Marsia Kille- brew. Melisa Killion. Denise King. Dawn Lane. Donna Mc- Allister Mary Palmcrc. Dayna Pangle, Gary Parnell. Chris Penney. Kelly Perdue. Cheryl Rea. Mackey Sailor. Kristie Sands. Bradley Seawright. Mike Self Karla Shelton. Allison Slorf. Dana Smith. Ramona Smith. Mitchell Sneed. Dempsy Thompson. Greg Thompson. Patrick Trosper. Heidi Voll- trauer. Triena Wagoner Mike Warner. Kelley Wilcox. Donna Winnett. Robert Woods. Shelli Wood. Doug Wooten arfen Paula Adams. Rhonda Annis Bndgett Blasdel. Parrish Brainerd. Elise Bryant. Chris Busch. Jen- nifer Byrns. Melvin Car- ver. Dawn Caudill. Ed- ward Chaney Tonya Chaney. Bradley Cook. Gordon Cummins. Paul Davis. Tracie Den- nis. Bryan Fischer. La- Rhonda Fhppin. Tony Ford. Amy Fox. Donna Jean Franks Kristie Garrison. Gene Gilbert. James Noel Goldsmith. Joey Grede. Michelle Griffin Terrah Hale. Tillus Har- rington Joey Horn. Angie Hurst Michael Hurst. Kevin Jefferson C Russell King. Nancy King Devin Kilgore. Patty Kohlman David Lane. Gina Marberry Dedra Marberry. Lisa Martin. Dewayne Mc- Cowain. Marty Mc- Guire. Douglas J Moore. Robert Moore. Jonathan Morrow. Tiffany Nolan. Shane Perdue. Gary Ro- sa Wendy Seawright. Rob- by Shelton. Craig Smith. Hattie Spade. David Stoner. Darren Trivitt. Steven Watts. Randall Williams. Jeannie Win- nett. James Wooten 35 Meadstart Micheal Foster Carla Gutheric Cynthia Hall Shannon Henry Jimmy Hiers Jeanette Jones Penny Johnson Malonda Keyte Bruce Lawhead Tracie Lane Moore Jeffrey Perdue Rhonda Smith Tina Smith Sheri Trospcr Sherry Warner Christopher Williams Linda Williams Amanda Wolf Lara Woods Tamitha Wooten 36 Administration ministration Congratulations to all of you for your efforts and hard work in making this fine annual. I know that you will treasure this book for many years after you have left the halls of your Alma Mater. I consider it a special privilege to serve as your Superintendent and hope that you will grow not only academically, but morally, spiritually and socially. If each of us can work and live so that we leave the world a little better by having lived, then we can consider that we have been successful and have done our part to make the world a better place to live. My best wishes go with each of you. Sincerely. Wallace Sneed Superintendent A principal’s primary responsibility is to improve instruction. Research has found that there is a direct relationship between teacher competence and student accomplishment. A principal’s ef- forts. therefore, must be designed to increase teacher’s capabilities, upgrade their knowledge and skills, give them support in their work, improve their perception of students and learning, and help them keep abreast of new developments in education. J. R. McConnaughay Principal One can never get too much educa- tion. One can never smile too much. One can never show too much kindness. One never needs to stop enjoying life. But one can say too much and kill the pur- pose. Curt Bryant Elementary Principal Sclioof Soard Stanley Barnett Wallace Griffin BUS DRIVERS H. C. Hall. John Wahlcr, Allen Morrow. Robert Trosper. Remona Annis. Bob Tancre. John Wagoner. Charles Davis. 40 Iris Guadagnini Leonard Rea Faculty 34igli ScLo( 3a, Jt ¥ mwi JEAN BARNES. Music BSE. SCA SANDRA BURGES. English BA. UALR WALDO FISHER. PE Coach. Health. Dr Ed BS. Sch of the Ozarks ANNIS FOUTS. Business Ed BA. OBU NATHAN FROLKEY. Science. Math BA. Wcsmar College JOAN HICKEY. Home Ec MSE. SCA DOYLE HURST. Math Ed D. OSU GENEVA HURST. Librarian MLS. GPC PAM HURST. English BSE. SCA RALPH MCNAIR. Agn BS. ASU TREVA PHILLIPS. Math BSE. ASU BILLY PYLE. Social Science BA. Harding College DALE QUERY. Social Studies. English BA. Western State College OLEN ROUW. Basket-Baseball Coach Assoc of Art W Ark Comm College BSE Ark Tech JOHN WAGES. Science MEd in Counseling - U. of A . BS - UCA NITA WOOD. English BSE. HSTC Sc hoof SacJt y ARDNA SHORT Head Start AA. ASU NANCY PLUMLEE Kindergarten I BSE. ASU. BERN A DEISLINGER Kindergarten II BSE. Ark. Tech. DOROTHY VAWTER 1st Grade BS. Kansas St. U. MARTHA HURST 1st Grade MS OSU COLLETTE MADDOX 2nd Grade BSE. U. of A CHRISTIE TURNER - 2nd Grade BA. U. of N Iowa HELEN GALLOWAY 3rd Grade BA NLU DIANE LANCLOS 3rd Grade BA. NLU CAROLYN WATTS 4th Grade BSE. UCA JANE BREHM 4th Grade BSE. U. of Nebraska RICHARD HANNA - 5th Grade BA. Ark. Tech. Director • CURTIS BRYANT Dotfow Olirouqk Co-Director • DOROTHA HICKS Tester - TARLA KILGORE Parent Worker COYLA HUDSON Field Supervisor - ROSA LEE WADE BETTY COX NANCY BALEDGE JANICE DENNIS JUDITH OTT BERNICE HOLDER MEG HANNA Title I Aide KAY QUERY NANCY PYLE Title I Aide JOANNE STONER PATSY JOHNSON JOANN SNEED Athletics FRONT ROW: Darrell Parnell (Mgr.), David Bockleman. Don Weather- ford. Jim Newberry. Durell Howard. Mike Crosby. Robert Gardner. Harlin Parnell SECOND ROW: Coach Rouw. Ricky East wold. Tony Hudson. Ray Covington (Captain). John Tate. John Olson (Captain). Jimmy Huddleston William Taylor. Curtis Rorie. Mike Moore. David Prichard (Mgr.). Left to Right: Brenda Cox. Deanna Barnes (Captain). Debbie Toomer. Judy Stewart. Nita Wynn. Dinah Wynn. Rhonda Wood. Carol Scftar (Cap tain). Cheryl Hicks. Glenda Tilley. Brenda Garkey. Donna Wood. Mary Phillips. Jan Johnson, Cindy Stubenfoll. CENTER Coach Rouw. Peggy Garkey. Pam McCracken (Mgr.). Kathy Nichols (Mgr ). Donna, when did you start riding Panthers instead of horses? Captain. Deanna Barnes Forward and Guard Deanna, will you hurry up and get off of me? Left to Right: David Costello (Mgr.), Stephan Weatherford. Mark ford. Robert Arrington, and Todd Wilkins CENTER: Coach Olen Rouw Not lumphrey. Galen Cox. Marty Jones. Shane Sanders. David Sneed. Roger Pictured: David Barnes (Mgr), iorrow. Guy Swan. Rod Ward. Bruce Rorie. Randy Shelton. David Weather Left to Right: Lisa Moore. Aleese Worrell. Lisa Barnes. Dejohnna Moore. and Vickie McGuire. CENTER: Claudia Morgan (Mgr.). Coach Olen Rouw. Karen Briggs. Cindy Jefferson. Joyce Dahn. Cathy Arnold. Nancy Guadagnini. Teresa French (Mgr ). Rhonda Hicks. Jan Campbell. Bridgett Volltrauer. Karen Sneed. Lynn French. 50 Carol Seftar Lisa Rose Teresa Burkhart co-captain Deanna Barnes tnrra i18 ruv ‘%n °Q r((oQ Activities o m e c 0 m 0 1 n 9 OfcftNNfl Bfl ?N£s UlilBE! I EEUI 76 Brenda Cox Junior Maid Mary Kucala Sophomore Maid Julie Hyland Freshman Maid Deanna Barnes 1975-76 Homecoming Queen Rona Phillips Senior Maid Nancy Kanta Senior Maid Lisa Rose Junior Maid Janet Hyland Sophomore Maid Nita Wynn 57 Freshman Maid SANDERS� � COPELAMO 1 L grocery land omecomin eanna Mr Pyle. Sponsor. Rita Moninger. Editor; Scott Master. Co-Editor; Pam McCracken. Bus. Mgr; David Hickey. Donna Hainey. Adv Mgrs.; Deanna Barnes. Jimmy Mitchner. Sports Editors; Val Greene. Art Director; Kathy Humphrey. Layout Asst Our A n n u(4 ( Rita Moninger. Editor I hope that each and every person that has a copy of this book, enjoys it. It is the result of the combination of many ideas, and we hope that you are as proud of it as the staff is. Scott Masters. Co-Editor This year at FHS has been really something! I've really enjoyed it. and the memories of the work on this yearbook will always be with me and most likely the whole staff forever. I'd like to thank the members of the staff for their enthusiasm and help they've given on this book, especially Mr Pyle. Without him this yearbook would not have been possible I hope everyone enjoys this yearbook as much as the staff hoped they will. The staff of '76 would like to say Good Luck” to the staff and Class of '77. ''2 J Am An A meric an. FRONT ROW Nancy Kanta. John Olson. Alice Morrow. Mimeographers; Pam McCracken. Editor; Julie Little. Production Mgr; David Hickey. Bus. Mgr. and Rona Phillips. Art Editor S£ COND ROW: Tony Hudson. Deanna Barnes. Sports Editors; Cheryl Hicks. Asst. Editor; Diane Dyment. Chris Little. Vickie Howard. Circulation; Donna Hainey. Circulation Mgr . and Tam- my Reed. Asst Production Mgr The 1976 staff has enjoyed putting the paper together this year. We’ve had a lot of fun. and it’s been a memorable experience for all of us. We would like to thank Miss Fouts and the entire Typing II class for all the help they’ve given us. Pam McCracken. Editor U OB C AT 1% 3U Pam McCracken. Editor 'UJaS An -Atom Of A)udt. 63 prom MENU Steak Baked Potatoes Green Beans Salad French Bread Apple Pie ala mode coffee, tea. milk Jnd f ro m Band: Crossroads Theme: Zodiac CLASS OF 75 CLASS OF 76 Doctor Billy Baker Guest Speaker Motto: Desiderata Motto: We May Never Pass This Way Again Flower: White Rose Flower: Red Carnation Colors: Silver and Blue Colors: Red. White, Blue 75 64 Wy Walker J Slrau, Jn Oke Wind Teachers of the Year Mrs Burge. Mr Query Most Talented Julie Little. Chuck Shipman Most Courteous Carol Seftar. John Olson S erene U4 Most Likely to Succeed Kathy Humphrey . Tony Hudson Mo’t WL 3n 76 Most Popular Rona Phillips. Tony Hudson Friendliest Carol Seftar. John Olson Wittiest Debbie Sailors. Denius L-.nck Most Mischrvious Donna Hninev. Dennis Linck Best All Around Deanna Barnes. John Olson Most Talkative Debbie Sailors. Greg Hopper Most Athletic Brenda Cox. Jimmy Mitchner Best Dressed Helga Volltrauer, Chuck Shipman Best Citizen Rita Moninger, John Olson 66 Best Built Jan Johnson. William Taylor % Most School Spirit Rhonda Wood. John Olson Biggest Flirt Donna Wood. Jimmy Mitchnei Best Personality Carol Seftar, John Olson Ninth Grade Claudia Morgan. Rob Little favorites Eleventh Grade Rhonda Wood. Ray Covington Eighth Grade Teresa French. Mark Humphrey Seventh Grade Lynn French. Grady Shipman ream Of A merica 67 Organizations FRONT ROW David Capps. Henry Spade. Lisa Sea wright. Dayna Winnett. Donna Weis. Lisa Byrnes. Joey P.iimere. Ms Jean Barnes. SECOND ROW Bob Watt. Claudia Morgan. Yvonne Toomer, Lynn French. Vickie McQuirc. Teresa Hopper. Donna Kasinger. Brigitte Volltrauer. THIRD ROW: Steve Little. Berry Butterfield. Drenda McNeal. Karen Sneed. Jan Cambell. Aleese Worrell. Lonnie Jett. Linda Musgrovt . R.miona Young, and Karen Briggs NOT PIC- TURED Grady Shipman. Vickie Shelton. Natalie Tollen. and Joyce Dahn. Officers: (FRONT) Jan Cambell. (BACK) Karen Sneed and Lynn French. _And She Straw 3n She Wind Sen ior a oir FRONT ROW. Vincent Spade. Julie Little. Lisa Barnes. Teresa French. Cheryl Wood. Ms. Jean Barnes. SECOND ROW: Cindy Jefferson. Deanna Barnes. Ken Parnell. Helga Volltraucr. Tammy Panglc. Lisa Moore. THIRD ROW: Diane Dymcnt. Mar cus Flippin. Connie Eidens. Val Greene, and Rita Moninger. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Humphrey and Chuck Shipman. Officers: (President) Chuck Shipman. (V-President) Helga Volltrauer. (Sec Tres.) Julie Little. (Librarian) Deanna Barnes, and (Reporter) Val Greene ecame j oman 71 future (JSusineii Historian; Rhonda Wood. Reporter; Judy Stewart. 3rd Vice Pres Dmah Wvnn. 1st Vice Pres.. FRONT ROW; Debbie Sailors Trees , Teresa Burkhart. Sec.; Vicki Howard. 2nd Vice Pres.; Brenda Cox. Pres.; Mrs. Hickey. Sponsor. “See, ” Said W„ DatU, future Mo m em a hers Of M merica re Danners Of m erica OFFICERS Mr McNair. Sponsor: Kenny Howard. Pres.; Mike Dennis. Rep . George Fla . V Pres ; Tony Hudson. Sec.; Scott Masters. Jr Adv : Terry Davis. Sent . Richard Arrington. Treas. Pointing Do Dhe Dfag Dhat Dfuttercd Dear, The F T.A may save many people from wasting years of college to determine whether they would be interested in teaching. It also gives the members a chance to come in contact with some of the rewards, frustrations and com- mittments a teacher must encounter It’s an opportunity to see joy and sadness on the childrens’ faces as they strive to better their knowledge of our society and world The Future Teachers of America Association may be the answer to some of the problems of good, dedicated, and worthy teachers of tomorrow. —Mr. Bryant future S Of J, America “Dliat 3Lq Of Stars J),J Stripes Js IJourA; Counci I This years representatives to the Student Council came up with several good ideas. Several were presented to the administration with some being presented to the school board. It is only by making your Student Council representatives aware of student needs, that progress can be achieved. Then, this group can present to the ad- ministration proposals that will benefit the student body. 3t Wean Mumanity. retry Officers: Pres.. Donna Marple; V. Pres.. Cheryl Hicks: Sec . Rhonda Wood: Treas.. Pam Pangle: Rep., Frankie Mitchell. Gene Mitchell: Hist.. Angie Cox. Vickie Howard jLiue %ie Dor 3t!” Officers: Pres John Olson: V Pres . Cheryl Hicks: Sec.. Deanna Barnes: Treas.. Rhonda Wood; Rep., Carol Seftar Upon my coming to FHS. I realized the need for athletes to be involved in an organization that would benefit their cause. Letter Club unites them whether they are raising money for equipment or attending Razorback basketball games together. I think the word that best describes Letter Club would be teamwork. —Coach Rouw Under Hite Open Shy Of 71 jy 7leu Country 3 Swore Do D)o S: 79 JnJ livery Dbeop Of BLJ 3n Witt J eep DU Vow. Advertising Bull Shoals Realty Phone 445-4233. 445-4234 Don Zucco - Marcene Zucco “The Realty with Lots to Offer SPRINGHOUSE COAST TO COAST STORES The Best “Total Hardware Store By The Dam Site P.O. Box 357, Bull Shoals, Ark. Charlie fit Bev Sundin, Owner Game Room Restaurant Bull Shoals, Ark. 445-4353 82 Compliments of Robin Ryan Williams SS3Cr CARTERS LIGHTHOUSE POINT Owners: Frank Marg Hadzima Bull Shoals, Ark. Compliments of RON GARKEY PLUMBING HEATING Residential Commercial Phone 445-4853 Free Estimates PALMEREIS Compliments of BULL SHOALS AMUSEMENT PARK BIG WHEEL Drive In Chickens Hamburgers Ice Cream Carl, Phyllis, Cindy. Gary Stubenfoll Hwy 178. Bull Shoals, Ark. 445-4403 83 For Information Call or Write: Rivercliff Trout Dock P.O. Box 295 Bull Shoals, Ark. 72619 Phone: Bull Shoals 501-445-4420 Jerry and Rose Porter Yellville Florist and Gift Shop Phone 449-6378 Delivers daily to — Bull Shoals Hospital, Flippin, Lead Hill, And surrounding areas “when you say it with flowers, you say it with ours” 84 i Boats Motors Frame and Masonry Construction Cement Finishing 101 FISHING SERVICE Stan Mary Kucala Camping - Showers NEHER CONSTRUCTION CO. Marvin Neher, Builder Phone 501 - 453-2420 Flippin, Ark. 72634 Telephone Box 115 453-2341 Flippin. Arkansas THE WHICHCRAFT Original Oil Paintings Tale Painting Craft Supplies 209 N. College St. Mountain Home, AR. 72653 72634 Compliments of RAZORBACK INSURANCE SALVAGE Highway 62 East Mountain Home. AR. 72653 . Joe Snyder phone 425-5300 Buying and Selling Nationwide BEN FRANKLIN Compliments of On The Square Representative VADA SHEID Mtn. Home 911 South Baker Mountain Home. Arkansas ''Serving the people of 72653 the Try Lake Area Phone 445-4205 WHITE RIVER DRIVE IN Cotter. AR 435-9701 VILLAGE CARPET SHOP Delicious food and family Carpet and Resilient Flooring recreation room Village Mart Fast take-out service Bull Shoals. AR. 72619 85 “Flying is smarter than you think Compliments of Flippin Flying Service Bull Shoals Compliments of HARP’S MARKET “Best Buys in Town Bull Shoals Arkansas COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AND PHARMACY 445-4292 86 MICRO-PLASTICS INC Best Wishes Seniors Of OF ARKANSAS by Forrest L. Wood Builder of fine fishing boats- -for the Nation's Fishermen WOOD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. FLIPPIN. ARKANSAS 72634 89 TANK REA INSURANCE Yellville Mountain Home 449-6424 425-6363 Bull Shoals-Lakeview 445-4225 -----------f PANTS WEST Younes Shopping Center Harrison, AR. 72601 (501) 365-7133 EDWARDS GROCERY 600 East Stephenson Avenue P.O. Box 386 Harrison, Ark. 72601 DON REGNIER S ENTERPRISES Long Tractor Farm Equipment Hesston Hay Equipment Ph. 453-2567 Flippin, AR. Magnavox Pat and Leonard Curtis PLATTER INN David Me Farland owner Dial 425-8500 Musical Instruments Records Tapes Pianos Organs Radio Shack 103 E. 6th St. Mountain Home. Ark. 72653 ANGLERS RESORT RESTAURANT “The Place To Stay - To Eat, Fish And Play Open Year Around Phone 501-445-9390 P.O. Box 78 Bull Shoals, Ark. 72619 90 Compliments of Kenzie-Kraft The result of 18 years of manufacturing, refining and service testing the Kenzie- Kraft type Hull. This design now makes possible a Bass Boat with dry. soft ride, outstanding handling and rough water ability! THE FARM CENTER Compliments of. . . STILL REALTY AND CONSTRUCTION Ford Tractors fit Implements Look at these far out customers” Phone 435-6711 Gassville Arkansas Yell ville Highway 62 West 72687 AR Clyde and Judy Still. Brokers. Phone 449-4555 Residence 449-6040 95 DATSUN SALES AND SERVICE Corner Stephenson Olive Compliments of EDMONSON FURNITURE Bus. Phone 365-5641 Res. Phone 429-5472 Furniture and Appliances Phone—453-8212 Harrison DATSUN Arkansas Flippin TALBURT S MEN S STORE Arkansas JIMMY RED MILLIGAN INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Phone—453-8111 Mountain Home Arkansas Flippin Arkansas HARP’S MARKET Your Friendly A. G. Store $ Printing Company 226 Hwy. 5 North Mountain Home, AR 72653 Yellville Arkansas Robert Rocky Fratui PHONE 425-2610 COTTER LUMBER CO., INC. Steve Poynter, Jr., MGR. H. J. Pitman and Katherine Pitman Owners Phone 435-6222 Arkansas Cotter Compliments of WESTWOOD COURT Phone 445-4610 in Bull Shoals Ark. Congratulations from: jin� furniture piq£S?1 Flippin Furniture Plaza YELLVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY KAYS KUT KURL Yellville AR Phone 449-4155 Life Health Home Car Business N.W. Corner of the Square P.O. Box 349 Yellville. AR. 72687 449-4227 ECONOMY-VARIETY STORE Guy Joyce Still variety items, office school supply 449-6518 Yellville. AR. 72687 98 LAIR OIL COMPANY. INC. P O. Box 579 Harrison. Ark. 72601 SAV-CO Home Center College Plaza Shopping Center Mountain Home, Ark. 72653 Phone 501 425-6021 Phone 453-8116 Home 453-2920 MITCHELL GARAGE Welding—Automatic Transmissions Automotive Repair 24-Hour Wrecker Service Flippin. Arkansas 72634 DEAN S FEED • feed • seed • Lawn Garden • fertilizers • insecticides • veterinarian Supplies Phone 425-5530 Hwy. 5 South Mt. Home f Restaurant Box 344. Bull Shoals. Arkansas 72619 AC 501 445-4700 Irene Bill Bradish STATE TIRE RUBBER CO. B. F. Goodrich Mountain Home, AR Neil L. Collie COLLIE INSURANCE AGENCY Eastgate—Highway 62 NE Mountain Home, Arkansas 72653 Phones: BUS. 425-2175—Res. 425-2338 99 Let's Go Bowling It's great for a date! Where bowling is best- Bull Shoals Lanes Hwy. 178 West, next to Mr. Bass Junior Bowling Sunday Evening Phone for Res. 445-4453 Open Play-Plan a Party Title Insurance and Abstracts DRYER-WORTHEN DEPT. STORES MARION COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. and Professional Building DRYER SHOE STORE P.O. Box 288 Yellville, Arkansas 72687 Roy C. Linton Abstracter Mtn. Home and Yellville, AR. Office (501) 449-4218 Residence (501) 449-6401 1 Compliments of Bull Shoals Ark. The Finest Luxury Resort In The Arkansas Ozarks Phone 445-4252 Bill Dorothy Little Hal’s Exxon Station Complete Personal Service Gasoline Oil Phone 453-2220 Flippin Arkansas Phone (501) 425-7959 MORRISON BROS. AUTO BODY SHOP 205 N. College Mountain Home. AR 72653 • Full Line Mercury Motors • Ranger Boats • Invader Boats • Parts Accessories • Trolling Motors • Rolco Trailers • Bass Trail Trailers • Full Time Mechanics Owners: Bob Schultz—Charles Hoover Phone (501) 445-4230 Bull Shoals Arkansas OLSON SONS FIRST STATE BUILDING and LOAN Mountain Home, Ark. EDDIE'S MUSIC CITY College Plaza Mountain Home. Ark. YELLVILLE CARPET CENTER Carpets Vinyls - Ceramic Tile Free Estimations Phone 449-4315 Movers Storage Fairview Ark. MILLER HARDWARE Pipe - Paint Plumbing - Fencing Electric “Off The Square Yell ville. Ark. 103 104 Dine Inside or Be Served In Your Car BUFFALO RIVER LAND CO. Main Office Yellville, AR Pho. 449-6284 WALLY’S DRIVE IN RESTAURANT A Good Place To Eat” Hwy 62 S.W. — Mtn. Home 3 Blocks West of the Square Compliments of: MARCHANT LUMBER COMPANY Branches Bull Shoals Mountain Home Blue Springs Trout Farm J FOREMOST Milk- -Ice Cream 1 In The Ozarks Foremost Foods Company Phone 453-2274 Flippin, Arkansas P.0. Box 270 • 809 North Campbell • Springfield. Missouri 65802 105 Mar-Bax Shirt Co., Inc. J Gassville, AR Marion County Shirt Co. Yellville, AR Compliments of J SANDERS SON GROCERY Compliments of STARLITE DRIVE-IN THEATER Gassville, Ark. Ph. 435-6425 7 Congratulations Seniors: JAY'S MOTOR AND BODY SHOP Bull Shoals Chuck and Kathy Sanders Phone:445-4510 Flippin Arkansas Jay and Georgia Spoonholtz—Owners 106 Compliments of: BRAZIER Hwy. 62-65 South Ph. 743-1743 Harrison FLIPPIN AUTO SUPPLY Flippin, Arkansas On Highway 62 For all your sewing needs PEPSI COLA BOTTLE CO. Harrison, AR E PEPSI PLAZA FABRICS “Singer Sewing Machines “Quality Fabrics” Joyce Hopper—Ann Campbell College Plaza Shopping Center 425-4211 Mountain Home Arkansas 107 rr Tjif THRIFTY MOBILE HOME SALES The Finest in Mobile Homes New Used Hwy 62 East Gassville Ark. Don Moninger, Manager Phone 453-6767 LAIR’S AUTO SUPPLY Owned Operated By Charles Demoi Riggs Yellville Arkansas PH. 445-4642 Almond Richardson Construction PH. 445-4844 log Bull Shoals, Ark. Hwy 178 Dick Molly Young ph 453-8251 RAINBOW DECORATING CENTER Compliments of ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS CO. Hwy. 62—p.o. Box 351 Flippin AR 72634 Yellville Arkansas Paints Wallpaper BUTLER FURNITURE COMPANY Where Quality Furniture is inexpensive Mountain Home, AR 72653 Bobt? MTCHFC College Plaza Mountain Home, AR 72453 Phone 425-5332 For Appointment Phone (501) 445-4280 551 N. Highway 5 Phone 42S-6424 Lorry Hall. Mgr. YELLVILLE TIRE and RETREAD LINDA’S BEAUTY BOUTIQUE Located on White River Linda Masters Bull Shoals. Ark. 72619 SPORTSMAN'S TROUT DOCK RESORT A Complete Fishing Service The Finest Trout Fishing A Secluded Vacation Resort Private Camp Grounds on the bank of the White River in Arkansas ph 453-2424 Route A, Flippin 109 largest and most modern manufacturing facilities in ARKANSAS BAXTER LABORATORIES, INC., WHICH HAS ITS WORLD-WIDE HEADQUARTERS IN DEERFIELD, ILLINOIS. HOUSES SEVERAL HUNDRED EMPLOYEES IN A MODERN PLANT IN MOUNTAIN HOME. ARKANSAS. BAXTER IS A DIVERSIFIED PRODUCER OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT. HOSPITAL SUPPLIES AND ETHIC DRUGS. 'V ■ V) Exxon Station Grocery Store Tune-ups—Minor Repairs Groceries—Tackle Mechanic on Duty Camping Supplies—Live Bait Safety Inspection Station Phone 445-9480 ? - 4 . ■ y £ o' v 1,0 4 d -C 3 - Congratulations Seniors!! KELLY HURST CONSTRUCTION CO. Flippin. Arkansas Compliments of . . . RAZORBACK MOTEL Fresh FRUIT and VEGETABLES DILLINGER FRUIT VEG. MKT. Highway 5. S. E. Mountain Home, Ark. Flippin. AR Phone 453-2282 112 Bus. 453-2272 We Auto Supply P O. Box 254 2nd Main Street Res. 453-2480 Flippin, Arkansas 72634 Eunice Walter Goding Compliments of . . . Seawright’s Owner: Cathy 8s Junior Seawright Phone 453-8388 113 FISHING CAPITAL OF BIG BULL SHOALS LAKE AND GREAT WHITE RIVER BULL SHOALS LAKE BOAT DOCK BULL SHOALS LANDING, INC. 1. Rentals of Pontoon, Bass fishing, Ski Boats and Aquabike. motors, fishing equipment. Boat rides, ski boat instruc- tion available, boat slip rental. 2. Summer daily lake cruises. Free boat launching. Resort Motel accommodations available. Cafe Restaurant. 3. Deluxe party pontoon trout fishing boats, 5 hrs. at night under lights. Warm weather only. 4. Complete guide service on Lake day or night trips. 5. Phillips 66 Marina - Tackle - Bait - Ice - Approved credit cards accepted. A float fishing trip on the famous, crystal clear White River for lunkers. Scenery. Catches of Rainbow Trout are more or less common place throughout the year. Our top rated river guides are thoroughly experienced and careful. Our equipment is modern and complete and our John Boats are built for safety and comfort. Single day trips. White River VS day trips. Crooked Creek - Buffalo River Float trips Write or phone now. BEST FISHING TO YOU ALL!! Owners: John Delores Eastwold, Sons - Steve Ricky Bull Shoals Lake Boat Dock - Bull Shoals. Arkansas 72619 Phone Direct (501) 445-4424 - 445-4166 - 445-4525 Compliments of HUDSON’S RED BIRD STATION Larry Janice Hudson Flippin Arkansas Company of MILLER OIL COMPANY Highway 62 ESssl Compliments of: LAD “N LASSIE SHOP Mtn. Home Arkansas K T E R I E T A H T MOTORS, INC. —Pontiac— —Buick— —GMC— Mountain Home AR Mountain Home AR CONTINENTAL AUTO SUPPLY MFAy M.F.A. INSURANCE Mike Wickersham Agent Wholesale and Retail Parts and Equipment AC—Delco—DuPont Phone 449-6012 Yellville, Arkansas Phone 425-2106 Mountain Home AR us HOPPER TERMITE CONTROL. INC. DARREL'S MOBIL SERVICE CENTER Hwy. 5 North Hwy. 62 Wade - Mtn. Home, Ark. Mountain Home. AR Phone-425-9993 Phone 425-4122 WESTERN AUTO Associate Store Home Owned Hunting Fishing Licenses Sold Here 721 Church St. Phone: 449-6666 Yellville. Arkansas 72687 Convenient Credit Available. S M CONTRACTOR'S Foundation Flat Work Box 16 Bull Shoals Phone 445-4282 Box 33 453-2227 THE SENIOR CLASS WISHES TO THANK ALL WHO PURCHASED All Types Of Real Estate AN AD IN THE BOBCAT '76! 116 J P Auto Sales New and Used Cars and Pick-ups Camper-Shells Inc. Main Street Flippin. Arkansas 72634 Phone: 453-2350 Boosting the Bobcats! Boosters Carver’s Home Furniture “Compliments of a friend” Country Lodge Resort Dell’s Fabrics Doug’s Red Bird Dr. Bob Ahrens Dr. James Holland Dr. Richard Ahrens Edward’s Radiator Service Famous Shoe Center Gassville Sinclair Station George Mann Guy Alexander Hamilton’s Shoe Repair Hammond James. County Treasurer Jefferson Grocery Station Jones Bros. AMC Jeep. Inc. J. P. Williams Ken Morris Shoe Storey Knowles Carpet Leo Tommy. Barbers Martha’s Clothesline Mike’s Texaco Mode O’Day North Arkansas Glass Co. Rocking H Bar Ranch Rowland’s (Mtn. Home) Rowland’s Store Sap Sanders. County Assessor Sexton Auto Sales Shipman Jewelry Sneed-Massey Clinic-P.A. Stone Mill Lumber Co. The Discount Store Thompson Trophy fit Handicraft Yelcot Telephone Co. 117 BLACK OAK ARKANSAS SALUTES FLIPPIN SCHOOLS. 118 Let's decorate Mr Sneed's lawn' Aha' I got one. But I don't want your mom to go out with us! For gosh sake , stoj playing with iny fee Tammy' Rock Hudson of Flippin High I reckon I'll mosey on over and get me some beans Sleeping beauty? I can’t do a thing with my hair. Who took my pickle? Me and my shadow I warned her I'd kill her' Well, here we go again And that's the truth. Pttt!'! 3 Jm Proud Of Wy future. Senior's never could spell 119 HI WALSWORTH M«reclini . Mo.. L’.S.A.