Fouke High School - Panther Yearbook (Fouke, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1973 volume:

THE 1973 PANTHER Fouke High School Fouke, Arkansas Presented by the Annual Staff Charlie Parker - Curtis Mud ford - Deborah Teer - ■ Robin Sams------ Sharon Davis - - Jill Eaves------ Ramona Crabtree Lana Adams - - Ann Jackson - - ■ Renee Elliott - - Walter Adams - ........EDITOR - ASST. EDITOR - BUSINESS MGR. -LAYOUT MGR. CLASSES EDITOR SOCIAL EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR - JUNIOR ASST. - JUNIOR ASST. - JUNIOR ASST. PHOTOGRAPHER I 2 Administration . . . . 13 Classes . . .25 Sports . . .87 Organizations . . . 107 Specials . . 123 3 5 6 8 10 Dedication MR. JOHN GILLEAN MRS. MARY SPRAYBERRY We, the Fouke High School Senior Class of 1972-73, wish to dedicate this yearbook to two of the finest people we know - Mr. John Gillean and Mrs. Mary Sprayberry. Now that we are graduating, we would like to give them something in return for the many years of service they have given not only to us, but also to the entire school. Their help and understanding is always available to everyone. Mr. Gillean, Vo-Ag teacher for the school, is a valuable asset to the school and the community. When someone is in need of assistance, he aids them with his knowledge. Mrs. Sprayberry has been the school secretary for 19 years. She keeps the business part of the school functioning smoothly and efficiently. 14 Again, we thank you for your service. School Board (L to R): Mrs. Katherine Manley, Mr. Billy Cutchall, V. -PRES.; Mr. Johnny Cary, Mr. Eugene Ethridge, PRES.; Mr. Raymond Caswell, SEC. 15 Superintendent's Message To the graduating Seniors of 1973 I would like to congratulate you in a new step in life. Your days at Fouke High School should be remembered and cherished in your years after graduation. I would like to thank you for a job well done and letting me be a part in your school life. High School Principal's Message I would like to congratulate the Annual staff and sponsor of the 1972-73panther for a job well done. You always seem to do a good job of seeking out and recording the high lights of the school year to serve as an ever refreshing memory of your school days at Fouke High School. As you go your separate ways in life, 1 want each of you to know that you have the best wishes of both the school staff and student body. MR. ALLEN JONES Elementary Principal's Message Congratulations on your worthy achievement. Since you were in the sixth grade when I began my teaching at Fouke, 1 took a special interest in you. 1 have watch- ed your progress from the time I taught you until now; I am always happy to see you do well. There is absolutely no reason why you can't be the most distinguished class that ever graduated from this institution. Please believe me when I say that my prayers and hopes will follow you in the future. MR. FRANK McFERRIN 17 School Secretary Mrs. Mary Sprayberry, the school secretary, is one of the most im- portant people in the school system. She keeps an accurate account of all school transactions and handles all correspondence. She helps keep the day to day school routine run- ning smoothly. 18 Cafeteria Workers L to R: Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Stovall, Mrs. Burt, Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. Schneider. The Workers take time to smile at the camera while serving lunch to the children. 19 High School Faculty Prepares Students For The Future MR. MONTY COMBS (P.E.) MRS. DORIS CUTCHALL (Teachers' Aide) MRS. ANNETTE PUCKETT (English) MR. JOHN GILLEAN (Agriculture) MR. MICHAEL RHODEN (Social Studies) 20 Mr. Arnold tries something different in Science - an outdoor class. MRS. MOYESE JONES (Typing) MRS. CAROL SIKES (Math) MRS. LORENE MILLS (English) MRS. MELBA WALTON (Home Ec.) MR. THOMAS PRESLEY (P.E.) MRS. FRANCES WATKINS (Social Studies) 21 Elementary Faculty Inspires Students To Strive For Higher Goals Mrs. Gilbreath is drilling her students in spelling. MRS. SARAH LAY (Teachers' Aide) MRS. DORA GILBREATH (4th Grade) MRS. DELORES MUDFORD (1st Grade) MR. WILLIAM CARR (3rd Grade) MISS ANETA CLARK (5th Grade) MISS DIANA HARRELL (6th Grade) MRS. AMY PRESLEY (1st Grade) 22 MRS. MARY LOU NIX (2nd Grade) MRS. MaBA RINEHART (Remedial Reading) MRS. LYNDA ROBERTSON (2nd Grade) MISS DIANE STAFFORD (6th Grade) MISS EUVENA STUCKEY (5th Grade) Custodians And Bus Drivers BUS DRIVERS: (L to R): Mr. Allen Jones, Mr. Raymond Blackmon, Mr. Frank McFerrin, Mr. Louis Watkins, Mr. Charlie Watkins, Mr. Wylie Houck. LITTLE SCHOOL CUSTODIAN HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIAN Mr. and Mrs. Authur Beasley Mr. Paul Attaway 24 25 Mrs. Presley's First Grade David Hon Ralph Hughes Valerie Kenndy Karen McFerrin Melissa Neal King and Queen for the Bazaar in Mrs. Presley's room were Terry Scoggins and Stacy Bishop. First Graders learn their alphabet through careful instruction. Jay Rowton Phillip Sanders Eddie Saveli Jerry Scoggins Leah Spoonemore Christy Sprayberry Sonya Stanley Angela Taylor Shawna Taylor Susie Thomason Junior Tipton Carla Walls 27 Mrs. Mudford's First Grade Mrs. Mud ford teaches her students a very basic part of education - reading. Debbie Gladden Pasty Hinds Andrew Lynn Barbara Mauldin Sherman McCormick Shellie Bybee Dale Clark Barbara Crabtree Stanley Eaves Rodney Elliot lames Frost Melodie Fultz David Allen Camille Burgess 28 Camille Burgess and Rodney Elliott represented Mrs. Mudford's Class in the Halloween Bazaar. Michael Mixon Laura Nottingham Doug Philyaw Scott Story Lonnie Stockton Perry Studebaker Terry Sutton Bobby Telles Tony Thomason Mark Thornton Kenny Walraven Cynthia Ware 29 Mrs. Robertson's Second Grade These Second grade students express themselves through art. Shanna Davis Lisa Floyd Gail Fowler Patsy Gideon Terissa Kirtley Duncan Attaway Connie Avance Danita Beasley Perry Browning Penny Cooper Lisa Cornett Emily Crabtree 30 Learning to spell is a part of life in the second grade. Harold Stewart Sandra Tefteller Kevin Thomason Jeff Walraven Paul Watkins 31 32 Miss Nix's Second Grade Anita Bowen and Jamie Crabtree won in their division at the Halloween Bazaar. Scott Davis Dori Foster Dane Fultz Darlene Gilbert Alicia Green Billy Altom Teena Barker Anita Bowen Wendell Cannon M ichele Coker Jamie Crabtree Cynthia Crank Lori Jones Lavanda Lamb Teresa Merritt Lee Nottingham Second Grader Cynthia Crank and Third Grader Rodney La Grone were chosen as Best- Dressed in the 1-3 division on Western Day. Chris Purifoy Willie Ray David Sams Brenda Spencer Peggy Story Betty Studebaker Karla Swanson Christi Thomas 33 Charles Brown Darrell Coker Jessica Crabtree Joannie Crabtree Linda Fitzgerald Kenneth Fowler Roger Frost Doug Hancock Richard Hill Teresa Hyman Matthew Jackson Joe Jones Tenny Kirtley Annette Lafayette Rodney LaGrone Jodine Lowe Ranee Miller 34 MR. CARR'S THIRD GRADE Mr. Carr’s room was represented in the Halloween Bazaar by Rodney LaGrone and Alice Neal. Joann Mudford Alice Neal Jesse Nolte Tammy Odum Bobby Rathburn Donna Scott Forrest Shaw Terry Simpson Carl Story Donna Swanson These third graders think recess is time for horsing around. Cieatis Taylor Dale Ward . Brock Warren Mandy Weems 35 Miss Relthford's Third Grade Carla Easley Bobbie Fultz Shane Green Kenneth Hamilton Judy Hardin Stacy Hon Tammy McCormick Sharie Mauldin Diann Mudford Mike Page Tessa Pilgreen Cheryl Potts Johnny Rinehart Paula Rogers Jeff Scoggins Allen Sprayberry Lisa Stout Nathan Taylor Lynn Telles Joel Thomas Ronald Thomason Brent Ware John Westbrook Wade Wilson King and Queen for the Bazaar in Miss Relthford's room were Joel Thomas and Tracy Bishop. 37 Mrs. Gilbreath's Fourth Grade These fourth graders joined in the fun on Pioneer Day. 38 Alece Adams Margaret Attaway Kathy Benson Keith Bradford Jane Carper Carla Clements Monty Coker Sheila Coker Whitney Combs Wade Davis Sharon Easley Troy Frost Doyle Hancock Dennis Hyman Dwayne Hyman Naomi Jones Rita Lee Mitchell McCormick Mark Mayton Philip Nottingham Sherry Sharp Tony Telles Kimberly Tinsley Carlene Thomason Dale Webb Thomas Weems 39 Miss Stafford's Fourth Grade Gary Simpson and Tracy Barker represented Miss Staf- ford’s fourth grade at the Bazaar. Cynthia Allen Larry Baker Tracey Barker Jack Bearden Ron Bishop Sheila Cook Charles Floyd Melissa Griffin Penny Jones Ricky Jones Kenneth Monroe Keith Page 40 Vicki Smith Zelda Smith Sheri Swanson Peggy Thomas 41 Sheila Cook has fun jumping board. MISS CLARK'S FIFTH GRADE Jeanne Adams Janet Akins Charlotte Anderson Larry Anderson Michael Barrington Morris Bearden Jeffery Benson Mitzi Boyce James Cockerhan Tommy Crabtree Sandra Cross Phyllis Fitzgerald Curtis Frost Gena Fultz 42 I 71 Fifth Graders Gena Fultz and Jeffrey Benson were chosen as Best-Dressed in the 4-6 division on Western Day. Ricky Heatherly Tony Hickson Gary Hyman Mark Larey Janet Lay Tim Miller Ronnie Cwens Sherrie Pons Jeanie Rogers Kelly Rowton Cindy Shaw Judy Story Donna Tefteller Mike Thomas Steve Ward Joyce Williams 43 Miss Qtuckey's Dewayne Atiaway Fifth Grade Jamie Attaway Leigh Ann Attaway Tammie Barker Terry Beasley Susanne Beasley Edwin Bohn Crystal Bulkley Edward Burgess Karen Coker Mark Foster Blane Gennings Stacey Green Cathy Hardin Renee Johnson Karen Jones Karry Jones Lawrence Jones Jack Launius 44 These fifth graders learn geography from a game. Barbara Lowe Randy Lynn Morris Neal Marie Pearson Stephen Pickering Byron Robertson Kenneth Sanders Steve Smith Douglas Spain Lynda Studebaker Patricia Vennard leannie Williams 45 Gena Fultz and Edward Burgess filled the role of king and queen for Miss Stuckey’s fifth grade. 46 Miss Harrell's Sixth Grade The king and queen for Miss Harrell's room were Tommy Monroe and Annette Jones. Bobby Akins Joe Akins Bradley Bishop J. W. Coker Annette Jones Eddie Jones Watch out Junior Cheerleaders here we come. Tracy Mayton Kim Miller Tommy Monroe Stephen Newman Perry Parker M ike Rinehart David Robinett Deborah Schaeffer Annette Smith Mike Smith Jessie Telles Tina Thrasher Jeanie Wilson 47 Mrs. Ethridge's Sixth Grade Sixth grader Angela Attaway and fifth grader Curtis Frost had the leading roles in the Christ- mas play. Travis Avance Lawanna Askins Angela Attaway June Bishop Terri Buckley Sharen Burgess Denise Caccamisi Donna Carper Peggy Collins Kim Combs David Cutchall Karen Cutchall Rayland Cutchall Reagen Jones Keith Forrest 48 Jay Launius Ronnie Mayton Sharon Monroe Angela Moore Criss Petty Leah Pilgreen Marty Potts David Rathburn 0 Jeanna Roberts Barry Smith Susan Sutton Holly Tanton Johnny Williams 49 New Books Aid Students In English And Math Math and English students received new books this year. This vitally needed change brought them up-to-date on modern practices. English (RIGHT) Randy House concentrates as he takes a spelling test. (BELOW) Mrs. Mills explains noun clauses to students. 50 Math (LEFT) Nanette Adams demon- strates in large scale how to use a slide rule. (BELOW) Mr. Barmes looks on as Pat Hamilton works some algebraic multiplication. 51 Social Studies Give Students (TOP) Mr. Rhoden points out a list of the series of events leading up to the Civil War. OPPOSITE PAGE: (TOP, LEFT) Cindy and Regina point out a mod- ern-day historic point on the map - Vietnam. (TOP, RIGHT) Mr. Rhoden tells his American Government class about the operations of the dif- ferent government branches. (BOTTOM) Coach Presley teaches his Civics class about our system of government. 52 Insight To Future Problems 53 Separate Courses In Agriculture Allow Students Individualism Agriculture was arranged this year so that a boy could explore the field of his choice. (RIGHT) Timmy peavy demon- strates the techniques used in me- chanical drawing. (BELOW) The boys in animal sci- ence inspect a cow having difficult birth. 54 (TOP) John Schneider works on a project in the shop. (BOTTOM. LEFT) Mike Cross and Mr. Gillean set out pine seedlings on campus as a part of the forestry program. (BOTTOM, RIGHT) Mr. Gillean explains to Danny Skidmore how a fuse works in electric circuits. Studying Science Gives Students Answers To Nature Renee Easley and Janice Jackson work on an experiment at the LEFT. BELOW, Mr. Arnold shows Jenice Bradshaw die parts of the respiratory tract. 56 Business Courses Prepare Students For Business Professions Typing, shorthand, and office practice prepare students for future careers in business. Not every student involved goes into a strictly business career, but the training is invaluable. Home Economics Prepares Students For The Future (TOP) Open discussion is the basis or a good Family Living clas . (ABOVE) Judy Jones and Jenice Bradshaw learn how to cook by the trial and error method. (RIGHT) Zoanne Attaway is working on a sewing project. 58 Drivers' Education Produces Safe, Skillful Drivers (LEFT) Actual driving teaches stu- dents how to accurately control a vehicle. (BELOW) Mr. Jones presents a plaque of appreciation to Ed Ham- mock Motors for providing new model cars, free of charge, for the driver’s education program at Fouke. Seventh Graders Formulate Ideas For The Future Doug Akin Jerry Alton Donna Attaway Curtisene Baird Delilah Baird M elinda Burgess Lorraine Bearden Bobby Bledsoe Mart Bohn Kathy Bowen Anita Boyce Kalvin Bradshaw Delores Brown Dianna Brown Mary Browning Robin Buckley Karen Burgess Teresa Burgess Robbie Cantrell Shelia Carper Bill Cox Leroy Crabtree Karen Crank 60 CLASS OFFICERS (L to R): Teresa Burgess. V-Pres,; Karen Crank, Rept.; Missy Halter, Sec.-Treas.; Anita Boyce, Pres. Regina Criddle George Eaves Jeff Eaves Kathy Floyd Vickie Forrest Teresa Foster Everett Fultz Mary Gideon Betty Gilbert Faron Gladden Lee Green Timmy Green Missy Halter Steve Harris David Hickman Kenneth Hyman Dewayne Jones James Jones Reba Jones Kevern Johnston 61 62 Janet Leatherwood Anita Littleton Joe Littleton Jeany Lynn Jane Mayton Mike McCormick Doug Merritt Tim Mills Mike Newman Rosemarie Newman Gina Nolte M ickie Nottingham Tony Nottingham Jackie Oliver Debbie Penecost Karen Philyaw Joe Pickering Bobby Pilgreen Alisa Purifoy Royce Scoggins and Diane Brown repre sented the 7th Grade in the Halloween Bazaar. M ichael Ray Ricky Sams Royce Scoggins Sheryell Scoggins Ronnie Sharp Bonnie Smith Denise Smith Randy Smith Sandra Smith Larry Spanhanks Darlene Stika Donny Sutton Marvin Thomas Vickie Thomas Carl Thomason Danny Thomason Ricky Townsend Harley Vennard Pat Williams 63 Royce Scoggins and Diane Brown were also the 7th Grade Class Favorites. Eighth Graders Learn About High School Life CLASS OFFICERS (T to B): Danny Crabtree, PRES.; Mike Studebaker, V-PRES.; Olen Nottingham, SEC.; Brian Moore. REPT. Jimmy Allen Daniel Attaway Carla Barrington Patty Bishop Tim Bohn Denise Brown Paul Browning Mitzi Cockerham Melinda Coker Ricky Coker Danny Crabtree Virginia Crabtree Donna Davis Bobby Easley Renee Easley 64 Kevin Erwin David Fetner Joy Floyd Carolyn Green Vicki Harris Maxine Hickson Margaret Hill Randy House Janice Jackson Robert Jackson Steve Jones Wayne Jones Gilbert Maddox Derr el Magee Danny Mayton Robert Merritt Debbie Miller 65 Eighth Grade Class Favorites were David Schaeffer and Judy Sutton. Brian Moore Rhonda Nall Olen Nottingham Philip Peavy Philip Philyaw Cindy Potts Kathleen Robinett David Schaeffer Curtis Smith Debbie Smith Kevin Smith Willau Smith Dianne Stafford Gary Stout Mike Studebaker Judy Sutton Beverly Tinsley Harold Watkins Joy Watkins The 8th Grade King and Queen in the Halloween Bazaar, Danny Crabtree and Carla Barrington, won in their division. 66 Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS (L to R): Pat Hamilton, PRES. Lollie Bishop, V.-PRES. Steve Mudford, SEC.-TREAS. Carol Sanders, REPT. Beverly Tinsley enjoys her favorite pastime. Richard Parker and Doyla Bowman, re- presenting the Freshman Class, won in their division in the 1972 Halloween Bazaar. Walter Adams Connie Akin Connie Akins Gerry Anderson Zoanne Attaway Lollie Bishop Tammy Black Doyla Bowman Ben Boyce Steve Braden Phillip Bradley Jenice Bradshaw Debbie Caccamisi Brenda Cary Shelia Clements Renee Coker Pamela Crabtree Terry Crabtree Karen Davis 68 Johnny Ethridge Mark Gladden Jessie Green Pat Hamilton Rita Johnson Judy Jones T ravis Jones Kandy Larey Sandra Leatherwood Dolly Lowe Kathy Lowe Paul Miller Steve Mudford Mark Newman Vicki Odum f V P • f . ' Teresa Owens Richard Parker Mike Potts Connie Richmond Carol Sanders Stanley Scoggins Freshmen Enjoy Fun Year These Freshmen enjoy talking during a break in die class routine. 69 Mike Sharp Mike Smith Bobby Spanhanks Lillian Stika Dennis Stout CLASS FAVORITES: Steve Mudford and Dolly Lowe David Tate Melody Tinsley Roger Vennard Lawton Webb Terita Williams Sophomores Sophomores Build One of the class' fund-raising proj- ects was selling plastic decorator plaques. Don Attaway Janet Bledsoe Elaine Bohn Judy Bowen Danette Boyden Danny Caccamisi Delores Clements Steve Davis Regina Dodson Cynthia Ethridge Cindy Floyd Mike Fowler Garry Gennings Mike Halter Mike Holden Nanette Adams Rita Akins 72 Class Treasury Clay Jones Karen Jones Mike Jones Cindy Larey Eddie Monroe Darlene Mudford Tim Nolte Timmy Peavy Roy Pickering Rose Pifer Gloria Pilgreen Kathy Ray Connie Rowton Sophomores Kelvin Sanders and Patti Spain won in the 7-12 Grade division on Western Day. 73 Becky Rushing Kelvin Sanders Regena Sanders Shirley Smith Patti Spain Tony Stout Tommy Sutton Steve Tanton Byron Teer Sherry Thomason Mike Walsh Randy Watkins Joe Webb Doug Weston 74 Juniors One of the Juniors money-making projects this year was a Cake Bake. Here are some of the girls baking the cakes. Lana Adams Brad Attaway Doug Attaway Jimmy Bledsoe Brace Boyden Kathy Crabtree Kay Crabtree Mike Cross Ronnie Davis Russell Davis Renee Elliott Ronnie Fowler Shelia Gennings Betty Gideon Dewayne Green 76 Terry Stockton Melody Teeter Anthony Thomason Vicki Ware Sherry Hill Ann Jackson Julia Littleton Randy Miller Freda Monroe Carol Nall Kathy Nall Chuck Nolte David Sanders Danny Schaeffer John Schneider Danny Skidmore Terry Sloan Ronnie Smith Mike Spanhanks 77 Juniors Have Active Year (ABOVE) The banquet committee makes plans for the Jr. -Sr. Banquet at the end of the year. 78 Qeniors CLASS OFFICERS ( L to R): Sheila Ferguson. SEC.; Debbie Jones, TREAS.; Curtis Mudford, PRES.; Cheryl Coker, V.-PRES.; Ramona Crabtree. REPT. Cheryl Coker measures Sheila Stout's head for a cap for graduation. Seniors Eagerly Prepare For Graduation Jill Eaves Gwen Bohn Ramona Crabtree William Ethridge 80 Don Blackmon Cheryl Coker Sharon Davis Curtis Friday Jerry Bledsoe Yvonne Coker Harold Frost Sharon Davis and Brenda Martin measure for graduation gowns. Mike Gladden 8) Carl Jones Brenda Martin Debbie Jones Donnie Monroe Doug Larey ft yw Ronnie Monroe Debbie Jones and Gary Eaves proudly represented the Senior Class in the Halloween Bazaar. Keith McCormick Curtis Mudford f Frank Petty Charlie Parker (ABOVE) Yvonne Coker and her little friend, Jill Eaves, carry on an interesting conversation. Debbie Philyaw 83 (ABOVE) Class members prepare tor play. 9enior Class Concludes That Practice Makes Perfect Linda Smith 84 Kathy Pilgreen James Sams Terry Walls Sharon Pruitt Robin Sams Deborah Teer % Elwynn Watkins Ricky Roberts Dennis Rushing Sheila Sims Dennis Smith These Seniors are ordering invitations. 85 87 Senior High Football FRONT ROW, L to R: Mike Gladden, Brao Attaway, Doug Attaway, Randy Miller, Rickie Roberts, Chuck Nolle, Danny Schaeffer, Russell Davis, Jimmy Bledsoe, Steve Davis. BACK ROW: Coach Thomas Presley, Mgr. Dennis Smith, Curtis Mudford, Ronnie Davis, Mike Spanhanks, Timmy Peavy, Terry Walls, Mgr. Doug This page is sponsored GUY E. DICKERT Fouke, Arkansas by ABOVE: Panthers in action. ABOVE: Terry Walls not only made the All-District Team, but he also was the first Fouke football player to make the All-State Team. 86 LEFT: Panthers warming up before a game at home. BOTTOM: The Panthers are in hot pursuit of the Bradley Bears. 89 Junior High Football (L to R). BOTTOM ROW: Kalvin Bradshaw, Kenneth Hyman, Ronnie Sharp, David Hickman, Marvin Thomas, Bobby Pilgreen, Joe Pickering, Danny Crabtree, David Fetner. 2nd ROW: Mark Gladden, Brian Moore, Harold Watkins, David Tate, Wayne Jones, Mike Smith, Gerry Anderson, Phil Peavy. 3rd ROW: Paul Miller, Mike Sharp, Walter Adams, Ben Boyce, Mark Newman, Pat Hamilton, Stanley Scoggins, Lawton Webb, Faron Gladden. TOP ROW: Donny Sutton, Paul Eaves, Timothy Mills, Mike Newman, Steve Mudford, Jessie Green, David Schaeffer, Ricky Sams. These fine football players enjoyed a good season. They placed second in district. This page is sponsored by GRAY'S MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 90 Coaches (LEFT): Thomas Presley, Head Football and Track Coach. (BELOW): Monty Combs, Head Basketball Coach. This page is sponsored by SOUTHWEST PRINTERS 91 Senior High Cheerleaders (L to R): Sharon Pruitt, Debbie Jones, Ann Jackson (Captain), Cheryl Coker, Regina Dodson (Co-Captain). Darlene Mudford. The Senior Cheerleaders attended a camp last summer where they learned all sorts of new cheers. This enabled them to better raise spirit during foot- ball season. Right, they are leading the student body in a very enthusiastic pep rally. Below, they stand at atten- tion awaiting the Panthers to march on the field. 92 Junior High Cheerleaders (STANDING) L to R: Carol Sanders, Judy Sutton, Zoanne Attaway. (KNEELING) L to R: Debbie Smith, Sandra Leatherwood, Janice Jackson. (ABOVE): Jr. Cheerleaders lead spirited pep rally. (LEFT): Jr. Cheerleaders sold megaphones to earn money to go to Camp. 93 Senior Boys' Basketball (ABOVE, L to R): Mike Spanhanks, Brad Attaway, Timmy Peavy, Gary Eaves, Brace Boyden, Ronnie Davis, Terry Sloan, Russell Davis, Robin Sams, Curtis Friday, Tommy Sut- ton, Curtis Mudford. KNEELING: Mgr. Dennis Smith, Coach Monty Combs. 94 This page is sponsored by ANDREWS CAMPERS TRAILERS Senior Girls' Basketball (ABOVE, L to R): TOP ROW: Mgr. Debbie Jones, Sherry Thompson, Becky Rushing, Cindy Larey, Nanette Adams, Ann Jackson, Lana Adams, Ramona Crabtree, Regena Sanders, Danette Boyden, Mgr. Sheila Stout. KNEELING: Darlene Mudford, Linda Easley, Vicki Ware, Cynthia Ethridge, Kay Crabtree, Connie Rowton. This page is sponsored by TWO RIVERS COMPANY 41 AtufrT. Junior Boys' Basketball (ABOVE, L to R) KNEELING: Richard Parker, Coach Thomas Presley. SITTING: Wayne Jones, Ben Boyce, Phillip Bradley, Walter Adams, Steve Mudford, Roger Vennard, Pat Hamilton, Phil Peavy, Darrel Magee, Jessie Green, Curtis Smith, Danny Crabtree. This page is sponsored by SERVICE TIRE, INC. Texarkana, Texas 98 This page is sponsored by TED GOLDMAN at 603 State Line Plaza 99 Junior Girls' Basketball STANDING, (L to R): Rita Johnson, Mgr.; Janice Jackson, Debbie Miller, Judy Sutton, Debbie Smith, Dolly Lowe, Debbie Caccamisi, Judy Jones, Carol Sanders, Lolly Bishop, Zoanne Attaway, Mgr. KNEELING: Sandra Leatherwood, Teresa Owens, Mitzi Cockerham, Patti Bishop. The team smiles as they show their first place trophy that they won in the Genoa Central Invitational Jr. High Tournament. 100 This page is sponsored by CHARLES E. TILMON, JR. 101 7th Grade Boys' Basketball (RIGHT) BOTTOM ROW, L to R: James Jones, Bobby Pilgreen, Ken- neth Hyman, Joe Pickering. 2nd ROW: Doug Merritt, Timothy Mills, Marvin Thomas. TOP ROW: Kalvin Bradshaw, Royce Scoggins. 102 7th Grade Girls' Basketball (ABOVE, L to R), BOTTOM ROW: m Sheryell Scoggins, Lisa Purifoy, I Missy Halter, Sandra Smith. TOP I ROW: Karen Crank, Delores I Brown, Dianne Brown, Coach Monty I Combs, Teresa Foster, Jane May- I ton, Teresa Burgess. w f  03 Pee-Wee Boys' Basketball (ABOVE, L to R), BOTTOM ROW: Doug Spain, Kenny Sanders, Lawrence Jones, Terry Beasley, Rayland Cutchall, David Rathburn, Johnny Wil- liams. 2nd ROW: Mark Foster, Tim Miller, Keith Page, Gary Simpson, Ronnie Mayton, Mike Thom- as, Eddie Burgess. TOP ROW: Perry Parker, Jay Launius, Eddie Jones, Reagen Jones, Vince Pil- green. Jack Launius, Barry Smith. U J v 104 Pee-Wee Girls' Basketball A Team BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Criss Petty, Delana Smith, Kim Miller, Susan Sutton, Peggy Collins. 2nd ROW: Angela Moore, Terri Buikley, Karen Crabtree, Jeanna Roberts, Donna Carper, Angela Attaway, Linda Studebaker. TOP ROW: Debbie Schaeffer, Annette Smith, Kym Combs. B Team BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Gina Fultz, Karen Coker, Denise Caccamisi, Tammy Barker. 2nd ROW: Annette Jones, Jeanne Adams, Sharon Easley, Vicki Smith. 3rd ROW: Naomi Jones, Kathy Rathbum, Alece Adams, Kathy Benson, Margaret Attaway, Sheila Cook, Pat Vennard. TOP ROW: Janet Lay, Barbara Lowe, Criss Bulkley, Mitzi Boyce, Renee Smith, Lawanna Askins, Whitney Combs, Renee Johnson. 105 Sr. Beta Club Jr. And Sr. Beta Clubs (From BOTTOM to TOP, L to R): (1ST ROW, OFFICERS): Nanette Adams. HIST,; Renee Elliott. TREAS.; Regina Sanders, REP.; Brad Attaway, PRES.; Ann Jackson, V-PRES.; Deborah Teer. SEC. (2ND ROW): Lana Adams. Jenice Bradshaw. Judy Jones, Linda Easley, Kathy Pilgreen, Linda Smith, Pam Bailey, Debbie Phyilaw (3RD ROW); Kathy Lowe, Teresa Owens, Sharon Davis. Debbie Jones. Cheryl Coker, Elizabeth Bohn, Gwen Bohn. (4TH ROW): Patti Spain, Shelia Gennings, Terry Sloan. Vickie Ware, Don Attaway, Connie Akin. Walter Adams. Johnny Ethridge; SPONSOR, Mrs. Lorene Mills. 108 Improve Character Jr. Beta Club FRONT to TOP, L to R: Dianna Brown, TREAS,; Alisa Purifoy, Vickie Thomas, Mary Gidean, Gina Nolte, Anita Boyce, Mr. Gary Aronld, SPONSOR. (2ND ROW): Cynthia Potts, Mitzi Cocherham, Sheryell Scoggins. Renee Easley, Deborah Pentecost, Robbie Cantrell, Joy Watkins, Linda Easley, CO-SPON.; Lana Adams. CO- SPON. (3RD ROW); Judy Sutton, SEC.; Carolyn Green, Teresa Burgess. Karen Crank, Teresa Foster. Debbie Smith. (4TH ROW): Tim Bohn, George Eaves, Mike Studebaker, PRES.; Ricky Coker, Brian Moore, V-PRES.; Robert Merritt. (5TH ROW): Donnie Sutton, Bobby Pilgreen, Mike Thomas, Olen Nottingham. Jr. Beta Club mem- bers had a lot of fun during their initia- tion. Student Government Has Active Year BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Charlie Parker, Pres.; Darlene Mudford, Sec.; Anthony Thomason, V.-Pre. MIDDLE ROW; Bobby Pilgreen, Teresa Burgess, Philip Bradley, Lana Adams, Linda Easley, Zoanne Attaway. TOP ROW: Byron Teer, Judy Sutton, Rickie Roberts, Frank Petty. The main project of the Student Gov- ernment this year was revising our con- stitution. This change was greatly need- ed. This organization also planned the football homecoming and handled the finances. At right, some Juniors are working on the beautiful homecoming float. 110 Library Club Members Aid Students The members of the Library Club provide a valuable service for the other students. They help people find the information they need and file the book so they may be found easily, as demonstrated by Pat and Roger at the left. L to R. SEATED: Renee Elliot, PRES.; Nanette Adams, SEC.; Janice Jackson, REPT.; Mrs. Jones, SPON. MIDDLE ROW: Mitzi Cockerham, Debbie Caccamisi, Brian Moore, Roger Vennard, Walter Adams, Kathy Lowe, Janet Leatherwood, Judy Jones, Jenice Bradshaw, Kathy Bowen, Debbie Miller, Curisene Baird, Rose Pifer. TOP ROW: Mike Studebaker, Karen Crank, Betty Gideon, Pat Hamilton, Ann Jackson, Charlie Parker, Linda Smith, Pam Bailey. ill Pep Club Backs Teams (BOTTOM to TOP, L to R): (BOTTOM): Cheerleaders Janice Jackson and Judy Sutton. (1ST ROW): Shelia Stout (Co-Capt.), Ramona Crabtree (Co-Capt.), Jacque Oliver, Mrs. Frances Watkins (Sponsor), Doyla Bowman, Vicky Odum. (2ND ROW): Teresa Foster, Terita Williams, Karen Philyaw, Delilah Baird, Brenda Cary, Pam Crabtree, Sheryell Scoggins, Melinda Barrington, Robbie Cantrell, Anita Boyce. (3RD ROW); Judy Jones. Maxine Hickson, Vicki Ware, Karen Crank, Denise Brown, Debbie Miller, Jeanie Lynn, Karen Burgess, Donna Attaway. (4TH ROW); Kandy Larey, Dolly Lowe, Karen Davis, Connie Akins, Curtisene Baird, Robin Bulkley, Teresa Burgess, Missy Halter, Lisa Purifoy, Dianna Brown. (ABOVE): The Pep Club greatly assisted the Student Government by decorating the auditorium for the Homecoming Dance. (RIGHT): The Pep Club members yelled at the ball games to support our team. 112 Future Teachers Of America Melody Teeter handles a math class for an absent teacher. L to R, BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Pilgreen, V. -PRES.; Sharon Pruitt, REPT.; Debbie Jones, PRES.; Mrs. Annette Puckett, ADV.; Frank Petty, SEC.; John Schneider, PARL. 2nd ROW; Debbie Philyaw, Melody Teeter, Brenda Martin, Kathy Nall, Linda Smith, Pam Bailey , Carol Nall, Betty Gideon, Sharon Davis. 3rd ROW: Cheryl Coker, Kay Crabtree, Sheila Sims, Jill Eaves, Gwen Bohn, Yvonne Coker, Elizabeth Bohn. TOP ROW: Brad Attaway, Deborah Teer, Ike Watkins, Robin Sams, Terry Sloan, Dennis Rushing, Carl Jones, Charlie Parker. 113 Ex-9tudents Association OFFICERS, L to R: Mr. George Crank, TREAS.; Mrs. Melba Walton, REPT.; Mrs. Effie Pace, HIST.; Mr. Joe Larey, PRES.; Mrs. JoAnne Sutton, CORR. SEC.; Mrs. Velma Foster, REC'D. SEC.; Mr. Frank McFerrin, CHAPLAIN; Mr. Eugene Ethridge, V.-PRES. A meeting of the Fouke Ex-Students Association was held in the high school auditorium on Novem- ber 25, 1972. Discussed at the business session was the main project for the year - air-conditioning the auditorium. A buffet-style dinner was served in the lunchroom, after which people reminisced with old friends. 114 Girl Scouts Of America L to R, BOTTOM ROW: BROWNIES - K. Swanson, M. Coker, A. Greene, S. Hon, J. Hardin, B. Studebaker. 2nd ROW: D. Mayton, R. Schaeffer, S. Mauldin, L. Stout, T. Baker, D. Swanson, T. Hyman, L. Jones. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Harold Swanson (Brownie Leader). JUNIORS - J. Williams, D. Tefteller, J. Adams, J. Atta- way, K. Miller, T. Barker, J. Lay, P. Vennard, D. Schaeffer, J. Williams, V. Smith, R. Easley, Mrs. J. D Williams, Jr. (Junior Leader), Mrs. Ben Boyce (Cadette Leader). 4th ROW: M. Attaway, N. Jones, K. Har- din, S. Swanson, S. Cross, L. Pilgreen, A. Adams, G. Fultz, T. Barker, K. Coker, R. Johnson, M. Boyce. TOP ROW: CADETTES - A. Boyce, B. Smith, C. Green, D. Attaway, J. Lynn, R. Newman, J. Leatherwood NOT PICTURED: V. Harris, T. Thrasher, S. Burgess, C. Clements. 115 Office 9taff (ABOVE, L to R): Vicki Thomas, Lana Adams, Frank Petty, Kay Crabtree, Ronnie Davis, Sharon Davis, Debbie Philyaw, Patti Bishop, Cindy Larey. SEATED: Mrs. Doris Cutchall. (RIGHT): Vicki Thomas performs her daily duties. 116 Paper Staff Annual Staff Works Hard Toward Publication (RIGHT) Deborah and Sharon finish a few pages before a deadline. L to R, BOTTOM ROW: Jill Eaves, Lana Adams, Renee Elliott, Ann Jackson. TOP ROW: Sharon Davis, Robin Sams, Curtis Mudford, Charlie Parker, Deborah Teer. FFA, FHA Members Selected For Jr. Conservation Board FFA and FHA members were select- ed to serve on the Miller County Jr. Conservation Board in conjunction with the Miller County Conservation Board. They are (BELOW, L to R): Don Blackmon, Chuck Nolte, De- wayne Green, Brad Attaway. SEATED: Lana Adams. (LEFT) FHA initiation required the girls to dress as Aunt Jemimas. Future Homemakers Of America (From BOTTOM to TOP, L to R): (1ST ROW, OFFICERS): Ann Jackson. PRES.; Lana Adams, 1st V-PRES,; Renee Elliott, 2nd V- PRES.; Regena Sanders, 3rd V-PRES.; Cindy Larey, SEC.; Betty Gideon. TREAS.; Nanette Adams. HIST.; Regina Dodson. V2ND ROW): Judy Jones, Teresa Owens. Renee Coker, Karen Davis, Rita Johnson, Sandra Leatherwood, Rose Pifer, Gloria Pilgreen, Sherry Thomason, Connie Rowton. (3RD ROW); Cindy Floyd, Shirley Smith, Shelia Gennings, Vicki Ware, Melody Teeter, Julia Little- ton, Sherry Hill, Janet Bledsoe. (4TH ROW): Judy Bowen. Becky Rushing. Patti Spain. Lollie Bishop. Delores Clements. Lillian Stika, Sheila Clements, Vicky Odum. Terita Williams. (5TH ROW): Elaine Bohn, Rita Akins, Debbie Caccamisi, Jenice Bradshaw, Dolly Lowe, Doyla Bowman, Carol Sanders, Zoanne Attaway. (6TH ROW): Kathy Lowe, Tammy Black, Connie Akins. Darlene Mud ford, Cynthia Ethridge, Brenda Cary, Connie Akin, Karen Jones, Danette Boyden. This page is sponsored by Tressie Jones, owner of the FOUKE FLOWER SHOP. 120 FHA BEAU Mike Spanhanks (From BOTTOM to TOP, L to R): (1ST ROW, OFFICERS): Mr. Gillean, ADVISOR; Chuck Nolte, JR. ADVISOR; Dewayne Green, SENT.; Carl Jones, SEC.; Doug Attaway, PRES.; Brad Attaway, V-PRES.; Robin Sams, REPT.; Curtis Mudford, TREAS. (2ND ROW): Tim Nolte, Terry Walls, Ronnie Monroe, Frank Petty, Doug Larey, Jerry Bledsoe, Curtis Friday, Donnie Mon- roe, Mike Holden, Don Attaway. Randy Watkins. (3RD ROW): Roger Vennard, Mike Sharp, Steve Mudford, Stanley Scoggins, Pat Hamilton, Gary Eaves, Lawton Webb, Johnny Ethridge, Mike Smith, Gerry Anderson, Mark Newman. (4TH ROW): Ike Watkins, Ben Boyce, Philip Bradley, Mike Potts, Mike Jones, Kelvin Sanders, Mike Spanhanks, Mark Gladden Mike Halter, Jessie Green, Mike Fowler, William Ethridge. (5TH ROW): John Schneider, Walter Adams, David Tate, Paul Miller, Brace Boyden, Jimmy Bledsoe, Mike Cross, Tommy Sutton, Eddie Monroe, Steve Lynn. Rickie Roberts, Tim Peavy. (6TH ROW): Randy Miller, Joe Webb. Dennis Rushing, Danny Skidmore, Don Blackmon, Dennis Smith, Anthony Thomason, Ronnie Davis, Doug Weston, Danny Caccamisi, Mike Gladden, Danny Schaeffer. (7TH ROW): Terry Sloan, Terry Stockton, Clay Jones, Harold Frost, Roy Pickering, Steve Davis. Russell Davis, Byron Teer, Travis Jones, Charlie Parker. This page is sponsored by PAUL PUCKETT'S GROCERY FOUKE. ARKANSAS___________________________ 121 Parent — Teacher Association (RIGHT) PTA Officers for the year are, from left to right: Mrs. Joanne Moore, V.- PRES.; Mrs. Lorene Mills, SEC.; Mrs. Ludean Askins, PRES. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Doris Cutchall, TREAS. (BELOW) PTA members organize articles for the annual Halloween Bazaar. The funds that were raised from the bazaar this year went toward air-conditioning the Study Hall. 122 SPECIAL8 Mr. Fouke Terry Walls Miss Fouke Hign Ramona Crabtree A Who's Who List The students on the following pages wete elect ed by the student body as their favorites for this school year. (LEFT) Dewayne Green and Kathy Pilgreen were chosen as the Cutest Couple. (BELOW) Deborah Teer and Charlie Parker were voted as Most Likely to Succeed Boy and Girl. 126 Tommy Sutton and Debbie Jones were selected as Best Dressed Boy and Girl. Vicki Ware was chosen as Prettiest Girl and Mike Spanhanks was chosen as Most Handsome Boy. 127 CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM: Curtis Mudford and Sharon Davis were chosen Most Courteous boy and girl. Judy Sutton was chosen Best-A 11-Around 8th Grader and Melinda Barrington was chosen Best-A 11-Around 7th Grader. Terry Walls and Ann Jackson were the Best-A 11-Around boy and girl in Sr. High. 128 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Gary Eaves and Terita Williams (Biggest Cut-Ups) are always up to mischief. Timmy Peavy and Cindy Larey were chosen Most Athletic boy and girl. The Friendliest boy and girl at Fouke High were Darlene Mud- ford and Dewayne Green. 130 CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM: Mrs. Annette Puckett (seated, left) and Mr. John Gillean were chosen as Favorite High School Instructors. Mrs. Carolyn Gray (seated, right) was chosen as Favorite Jr. High Instructor. Curtis Friday and Jill Eaves were chosen as the Most Dependable people at Fouke High. Loudest Mouths Yvonne Coker and Mike Gladden don't need a mega- phone to be heard. This page is sponsored by SOUTHWEST ARK. ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY Long Hours And Hard Work Devoted To 1972 Homecoming The scene of the 1972 Homecoming began to unfold during the week. The queen, kept a secret until the night of the game, and her court were chosen by the football team. Burning a Bradley Bear at the bonfire, held the night before the game, raised the spirit to its peak. On the night of Nov. 2 at 7 p.m., the Pep Club marched onto the field and set up in formation for the Homecoming. The ceremonies were heightened by the crowning of die queen, Ramona Crabtree. With spirit soaring high, the Panthers came onto the field in con- test with the Bears. Bradley downed the Panthers by a score of 7-6. The dance afterwards was a great success, despite the dampened spirits of the crowd. 131 CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM: The Homecoming court sits on their beautiful float. Team captains kiss the happy queen. Homecoming Queen Ramona Crabtree smiles as she sits upon her throne. This page is sponsored by SOUTHWEST ARK. TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE. 132 Queen's Court (TOP to BOTTOM, L to R): Sr. Maid Sheila Stout, escorted by Chuck Nolte. Sr. Maid Debbie Jones, escorted by Mike Gladden. Sr. Maid Sharon Pruitt, escorted by Curtis Mudford. Jr. Maid Ann Jackson, escorted by Russell Davis. Jr. Maid Kay Crabtree, escorted by Brad Attaway. Soph. Maid Connie Row ton, escorted by Mike Spanhanks. Soph. Maid Nanette Adams, escorted by Ronnie Davis. Editor's Note The purpose of a yearbook is to give a thorough history' of a school year - giving both humor and serious insight to school life. I feel this yearbook does just that. In future years when people look back upon this book, if it brings one happy memory to one person, then its true purpose has been accomplished. But, 1 hope that it brings many happy memories to many peo- ple, then I’ll know that the many long hours of hard work and careful planning put into it by the staff will not have been wasted. 134 136 Compliments of COOPER TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY Texarkana, U.S.A. SPRUELL AND KOSY RADIO BECKHAM RICK MAYO SPECIALTY: Cattish and Steak Dinners 1 1 1 E. Sixth Texarkana Phone: 691-2000 790 On Your Dial Highway 71 South HONDA of Texarkana 500 West 7th Phone 793-5679 Hours 9-6 (Closed Sun. Mon.) 37 CLARY BUTANE and OIL COMPANY Fouke, Arkansas Phone 653-4588 Bill Warren, Mgr. Compliments of GILBERT MOTOR COMPANY 1013 Texas Blvd. Texarkana, Texas Phone 792-5341 EAST FUNERAL HOME 120 West 6th Texarkana, Arkansas Phone 793-3141 GREER'S AUTO SUPPLY 5 College Hill Shopping Center Texarkana, Arkansas Phone 772 4859 Our Compliments From FOSTER SERVICE STATION Fouke, Arkansas Phone 653 2367 Compliments of Hurry to L O. PHILYAW Wrecker Service and Garage Fouke, Arkansas Phone 653 4313 THE PANTHER INN YYf  Vj Compliments of DUNLAP'S GROCERY Doddridge, Arkansas 9 Highway 71 North Fouke, Arkansas WILMA CUTCHALL, Owner Compliments of TEACHERS' SUPPLY COMPANY 140 LOWELL ADAMS Authorized Dealer Guilder 'd Sa bfcty OF TEXARKANA .1 «« ■ 1620 New Boston Road Texarkana, Texas Phone 794 2277 PLUNKETT MOTOR CO. Wholesale and Retail COKER BUILDING COMPANY Rt. 1, Box 567-A Texarkana, Ark Highway 71 7th and Wood St. George Coker and 7th and Oak St. Texarkana, U. S. A. V. C. Plunkett Owner Phone 793 5921 793 5971 SENIORS of 1973 JACKSON WATCH REPAIR 916 E. Third Texarkana, Ark. PATRICK F. WOOLDRIDGE DISTRICT MANAGER THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES GROUP, LIFE AND HEALTH, PENSION PLANNING 512 STATE LINE PLAZA TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS TELEPHONE BUSINESS 774-3188 Helping Serve Rural America Compliments of SOUTHWEST MIDWEST FARMS ARKANSAS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE 1516 Texas Blvd. Texarkana, Texas Phone 792-3761 Go to Helms 3rd and Wood Texarkana, Arkansas DICK HELMS CORPORATION Owned By Those We Serve Nashville Bradley Texarkana DeQueen M2 Compliments of JOHN MASSEY Stuck with a LEMON? S S SUPPLY COMPANY DICKERSON WATER WELLS, INC. 217 East Broad Texarkana, Arkansas Phone 772 1251 2725 South Lake Drive Texarkana, Texas A. G. DEEN, Mgr. Phone 794 4830 Remember to go to HART'S fj) CUT RATE DRUGS A vi 223 East Broad Texarkana, Ark. b Mm WHERE SPENDING IS SAVING' Go Panthers! DEE'S KITCHEN 525 East Broad TEXARKANA NEW CAR DEALER'S ASSOCIATION ARLEDGE OLDSMOBILE, INC ASKINS MAZDA BEASLEY CADILLAC, INC. BURCH MOTOR COMPANY COKER BUICK CURTIS MOTOR COMPANY McLARTY FORD, INC. MOSES VOLKSWAGEN INC. ORR CHEVROLET, INC. OZAN MOTOR COMPANY PETE MANKINS PONTIAC, INC. ROBBINS TOYOTA SHIPP FIAT Compliments of n Harold and Elvin n ROBERTS AND SEWARD CARTER'S BARBER SHOP MOTOR COMPANY College Hill Center n') NEW AND USED CARS 1124 Texas Ave. Texarkana, Texas Phone 792 0561 LEDWELL AND SON ENTERPRISES P.O. Box I 106 Texarkana, Texas Phone (214) 838 6531 Serving the Southwest with the Finest in Truck Equipment I 146 MILLER-BOWIE FARMERS ASSN. 1007 W. 3rd Texarkana, Texas Phone 793 5606 LANDERS DX SERVICE 1101 East Street DEMPSEY BUILDING MATERIALS 816 State Line Texarkana, U.S.A. Texarkana, Ark. Phone 773 2171 Compliments of WESTBROOK SUPPLY, INC. Distributors of AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES, GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT Now two locations to serve you I Store 3rd and Hazel Texarkana, Arkansas Phone 774 5147 2 Store 1307 Spruce Street Texarkana, Texas Phone 793 I 128 148 Compliments to THE GRADUATING CLASS from Compliments of W. B. CARRAWAY LEE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE 504 State Line Plaza BUHRMAN PHARR HARDWARE CO. Compliments of MOORE'S STORE Downtown Fouke IDEAL PLUMBING CO. 301 H.z.l St. ARNIE'S A W DRIVE-IN Texarkana, Ark. TAPE VILLAGE Everything in Recorded Tape Home of the Whistleburger and that Tantalizing, Nutritious A W ROOT BEER 9th Hickory Texarkana, Ark. Phone Orders Welcome Phone 773 2501 503 E. 7th St. Texarkana, Ark. Quality Transmissions KASON AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 2201 New Boston Road Texarkana, Texas Compliments of Phone 793 4683 THE SPOT MAGNETO IGNITION JIMMY AND PETE GLADDEN AND SUPPLY COMPNAY 412 West Third St. Texarkana, Texas Compliments of BELL'S MOTEL OASIS U.S. Highway 59 71 North Texarkana U.S.A. MOTEL Phone 774 9401 _ Compliments of JIMMY AND PETE GLADDEN Charles C. Wine 149 STOP AGAN RENTALS 21st and Texas Blvd. Texarkana, Texas BILLY JACK AGAN, Owner We Rent Almost Everything FISHIN' a’ GOOD DEAL? L V. THATCHER Compliments of LEO SULLIVAN at Sunbeam CONCRETE YARD Septic Tanks and Driveway Tiles Route II, Box 370 Texarkana, Texas Phone 838 6526 We Appreciate Your Business BREAD 1713 West 24 St. Texarkana, Texas Compliments of Compliments of TOM'S JEANS 5 State Line Shpg. Ctr. Texarkana, Ark. TEXARKANA SPEED EQUIPMENT South Robison Rd. Texarkana U.S.A. Compliments of GUY'S ORANGE Home of the Texas Burger 301 West 7th Texarkana, Texas GREEN HIRAM WELLS SERVICE New and Used STATION Car Lot 812 East St. Texarkana, Ark. 1 124 Texas Blvd. Texarkana, Texas Phone — 793 5376 It’s the real thing. Coke. Trademark® TEXARKANA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. A. P. BROWN STATION Fort Lynn, Ark. Phone 653-4587 Compliments Of DENNIS K. 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