Fouke High School - Panther Yearbook (Fouke, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1974 volume:

PANTHER 74 Fouke High School Fouke9 Arkansas Volume 26 Contents Off the Record........12 On the Record.........56 Our Advertisers......106 pff the Record...........12 On the Record...........56 Our Advertisers........106 People Everywhere Need People . . . People are as close as the air that surrounds us. No one can make it through a single day without the help of another human being. Human contact makes us what we are. They are the experiences we have, the trials we face and the joy we share in our daily lives. 5 Because people are a vital part of each one of us, we must learn com- munication. Everyone seems to be able to express themselves but how many of us listen? Reality, relationships, life. and people can only be understood when we listen to one another. For Loving. . . Like the soft yellow sunshine that fills a dark musty room and makes everything bright and warm, love has the same effect on people. The type of love one expresses varies from person to person making it a dif- ferent experience in each individual. It is expressed in a tender touch, a fierce hug, a casual glance, a friendly pat, and a passionate embrace. Whether given or received, love makes a person live. For Living. 10 We cannoi live by bits and pieces. Life goes on every day. We must take life for what it is and make living life to the fullest our main objective. By striving for high goals, by always doing our best, and by loving life, we can show others how great living in this world really is. Just Like . . . School wouldn't be so bad if I didn't have to eat my mother’s breakfast. ” Get out of the way so I can get on the bus too.' ’ I know there's an energy crisis but this is ridiculous when you can’t find your locker because the halls are so dark. Oh! I'm late again; I wonder if I can sneak by Mrs. Watkins this time. Don't put the flag upside-down this time Stevie. Put the pin in the hem not me Kathy. 12 A i v Other Day Second period has always been my favorite. I'm not still half asleep and I haven't been in school long enough to get sick yet. Timber! That's stupid fellows. You're cut- ting down the wrong tree.'' Hey, you guys, it's my football so let me have it. Well this adding machine has done it again! One plus two is not four. Regina, don't drink it all, we want some too.' ’ 13 Third period is never the same. There’s always something different. Hey, Dennis, I bet you won’t get away with it this time. Yuk! I can't find the heart. Hey, Lollie, have you found the gizzard yet?” A gizzard! Frogs don't have gizzards! Fourth period I'm always too hungry to study. Terry! What Brace?” It’s turning blue. FOUL! Darrell did it again coach. HA! HA! I can spell belter than you can.” English is always a laugh, huh Mrs. Mills? OOH, what's that green stuff? Try it you'll, uh, uh! Just because you're a Senior, Brad, doesn't mean you can go down the hall at lunch. Not now, Steve, Lana’s looking. Cinderella dressed in yellow went upstairs to kiss her fellow. Hold it! You can't be Cinderella. You’re a boy. Back to the Grind But, Ms. Mills!! I was reading! Ms. Mclean enjoys recess as much as the kids.' ’ Today I'm king of the monkey bars.'' Switch!! Ann!! Switch!! Hey coach, were you really a world series pitcher?” Carol really lays the wood on! eh coach? Can you see it coach?? It's all right, Carol, you've got it beat by a mile. Are Any Two Days Ever Really Alike? Staff, you must complete these two sig- natures in the next two weeks. Sorry Mr. Barmes, I just ran out of fresh copy. I still need photos of some of the school staff and pee wee teams. Well, I’ve finished the layouts, haven't I? We don't have to do that page that way just because Renee wants it that way. Do we George? Lana, why do you call an old man like me George? Make it right, Danny. This is your fifth try. They wouldn't dare leave without me. Would they? Would they really? As we went to our classes each day these were the things we saw and heard. These were the days we spent at Fouke High School and the people who laughed with us, cried with us, and shared both good and bad limes with us. As the days turned into years we learned an imponant fact, PEOPLE EVERYWHERE NEED PEOPLE. What is the least number of courses 1 have to take this year? Mike, let me copy your regis- tration form.” Bobby Hyman and Shannon Suitor were crowned Little Mr. and Lit- tle Miss for 73-74. I wonder where Timmy is. Ann, 1 see Timmy. Oh, don’t you just love parades?” Hey, Carol, look at that cute guy over there.' ’ Where, Zoanne, where?” All right you guys, let's do a cheer.'' 1973-74 A Fast Face from the Beginning One factor of registration was people everywhere, 625. There were new students and teachers but the vast majority were returning students of previous years. The year began with a fast pace. It went from registration to the Miller County Fair to the Four States Fair in less than a month. As the year progressed, each person contributed his part to the ever changing patterns found in school. Good times, hard times, and realities, surrounded school life from its beginning. Living for today was important but the awareness of the future ahead gave the year a feeling of promise. Most years seem to fly by and 74 was no exception. Many of this year's events as recorded in the Panther 74 will never be forgotten. That people shared in the smallest, most detailed activity and the biggest major event is an unforgettable memory. Pat, I hope you’re having fun. because I'm not. Well, Phil, it’s like this; next year we get to make the new members do it for us. Sing it again, Carla. Only this time, do it faster! I thought being winners of western day would be fun. But look where it got us, sitting on a rail like a bunch of crows. This is disgusting, I don't like to eat wieners much less kiss them. UGH! I hope Mr. Barmes doesn't come with his camera. I'll just die. Smile, Carol! You're on Mr. Barmes' camera. Do the boogie, come on! Boo- gie!!” Wow, this sure isn't my favorite dance.” Initiations and Western Day Enhance the Beginning of the School Year. 23 Box Supper Helps Ex-Students Raise Money to Air-Condition Auditorium Anyone for a square meal? Well, that is just what you would have received, a box supper. For the past two years the Ex-Stu- dent Association has made air-condition- ing the school auditorium the primary objective of their fund raising projects. With over $500 collected on this occasion they were able to buy the cooling units. Winners for the ugliest man and pretti- est girl were Terry Sloan and Willau Smith. In the contest for prettiest baby Windy Jones and Scott Thomas received the honors. These titles were awarded on the basis of funds collected in each con- testant's name. Something Different in Football (1) Quick, Carol - kick it or it'll bite you! (2) Hey, Carmen! Was that your pants that ripped? (3) Boy, is that cheerleader stacked! ” That's right, it was during the Powder Puff football game in October. The players made up in shape what they lacked in weight. Comments such as: I bet we hit harder than the boys, and This isn't at all like a powder puff. was heard from the players as you walked down the hall. Cheerleader comments went more like this: Just think - we get to walk the team off the field! All proceeds went to the Athletic Fund. Coaches were members of the senior football team. They seemed exasperated at their players lack of football fundamentals. Purple team members were Senior and Freshmen girls. Members of the Gold team were Sophomores and Juniors. After the game Gold team members shouted joyously We won! , while Purple players moaned We lost. But no matter who won or lost, it was all fun and a lot of laughs. So until next year, football can rest at ease - the girls were quite satisfied to revel in glory (and mud) for only one night. 25 Five Spirit Ribbons Won Senior Cheerleaders, competing against other groups, won five spirit ribbons, dur- ing the four days at the National Cheer- leading Camp held at SSC at Magnolia. Outstanding skits, cheers, stunts, and routines proved to us their worthiness. Erica Teer provided spirit in her own way as she led cheers and participated in stunts as our mascot. Fouke's largest Pep Club (60) and Sr. Cheerleaders presented Mrs. Watkins with a lovely gift at the last pep rally. 26 27 A New Coach — A New Season With a new coach and two first team casualties early in the sea- son , the Panthers spirit never wavered. They had boosters at every game to cheer them on to a 2-6-1 record. Scoring three limes against Mineral Springs, conference champions, the Pan- thers succeeded in doing what no other conference team had done this year. Homecoming111 Excitement mounted as Oct. 19 neared. Preparations for homecoming had begun long before. The experience gained last year by the Student Council and sponsor, Mr. Rhoden, served as a springboard to a better planned and executed activity. Student Council members sold pennants, dance tickets and designed and built the court's float. Homecoming week was filled with lots of spirit and hard work. Everyone was trying to make this the best one yet. The Queen, kept secret until the last moment, was announced at the Pep Ralley. The Queen and her Court were escorted by the players and presented to the Student body. The 1973 Panther Football Homecoming was the best one yet. Girl Scouts from troop 182 presented the Flag for the Pledge of Allegiance to start the pre- game activities. The Queen, Ann Jackson. and her court were proudly escorted across the field by their fathers and presented to the public. Though losing the game damp- ened the fighting Panther's spirit, the dance that followed, featuring NATCHEZ, was a tre- mendous success. FHA Installation Beta Club Sponsored Redheads ABOVE: Outgoing FHA President, Ann Jackson, had the honor of pres- enting Regena Sanders, incoming President, her badge of office, the gavel. Also installed at the meeting were other 73-74 officers. Each new officer was given a red rose as she assumed her position. The All-American Redheads Pro- fessions! Basketball Team played local area coaches for the enjoy- ment of all who came. Money received, over $500, will go towards building a tennis court for students and community use. Annual PTA Bazaar Another Huge Success Trying to be the first to get inside many people crowded tne doors of tne school auditorium before the opening of the annual PTA Bazzar. After many long hard hours of freparing clothes, new items, d items, cakes, fun-boothes, chance tickets, and countless other attractions, the ladies of PTA were rewarded by the tre- mendous participation by area residents. Over $2,000 was taken in and will be used by the PTA to purchase many neeaed items for the school. Kings and Queens - represent- ing each class - marched between crowds of onlookers while final contributions were made for extra points. Points were based on the amount of money and useable items given, chances sold, and the number of hours students and parents worked in preparing tor the bazzar. Ex-Students’ Supper The members of the Fouke Ex- Students' Asso. saw their goal partially achieved at their sev- enth annual supper and reunion. The air conditioning units for the auditorium were purchased and ready for installment. Joe Larey, current president, introduced the speakers for the evening, the brothers of the law firm Attaway, Attaway and Att- away in Mesquite, Texas. Tne excellent dinner was catered bv Billy Williams and served buffet style. All proceeds went toward accomplishing their goal, central heating and cooling uie auditorium and cafeteria. Bobo the Magician!! Abi'acadabraI I Wonder if He Can Make a Teacher Disappear? With a new sponsor, Mr. Gray, the Student Council presented Bobo the Magician and Slave Day to the students for their enjoy- ment. DID YOU SEE THAT? He made an apple from a balloon. Oh! I know how he did that, I think.” Pick me! 1 want to do a trick with you Bobo.'' Hey, Ricky, you’re not a 3rd grader. He asked for 3rd not 9th graders. Mr. Bobo, can you really make a bird out of handkerchiefs? 36 Slave Day ’’Come on fellows they will do a lot more for $10.00. They're both strong and healthy. '’Did 1 hear $62.00 for the next bid? Oh, $6.02. Seventy-five cents, one dollar, going once, twice, is that all? Sold for $1.00.” Hey Steve, it looks like you won't have to use a muscle today. How many have you got now? With the last two, that makes eight. Old Tradition Renewed In appreciation for the outstanding efforts the football teams put forth in 1973-74 season, the students and faculty of F.H.S. renewed tradition of honoring the teams with a banquet at the seasons close. Combined efforts of coaches. Pep club, Cheerleaders, Beta Club, Booster Club, and innumerable others made the ban- quet's success inevitable. Plaques or sweaters were given to each participant - excluding Seniors who received their jackets at a later date - to give him more pride in being an athletele. ”I've been waiting for this all year. All we were expecting was 200. How can we feed 250? The members of both Junior and Senior Football teams pitched in to get Coach Duncan this gift, but it isn't all we owe him. All I did was yell and jump about. I can't possibly eat all this chicken.” These boys played outstanding ball this year. Next year some of them will move up to the senior team and make it stronger than ever. We should eat like this every day, except, no coats and ties! Distinguished guests, my, they sure look bored ... It's Christmas Time Even though Santa's Reindeer had a rough time landing on the roofs around Fouke because of no snow, the spirit of Christmas wasn't lost. Plays and parties were held throughout the day before the holidays began. The Student Council sponsored a door decorating contest to brighten the halls and to instill the Christmas spirit in everyone. The 8th-grade class received 1st, 10th grade 2nd, and 12th grade 3rd. place. When you see the star varsity basketball player five or six years from now, you can say Hey, I remember when he played Pee Wee basketball! Under Mr. McFerrin’s enthusiastic leader- ship the teams worked hard and enjoyed every minute of the rewarding season. Our Pee Wee teams took second place in both girls and boys divi- sion of Fouke Pee Wee Invita- tional Tournament, with a little extra effort, next year it will be first. Who knows - by the time they're Senior High Players . . . district ... or even state? Tomorrows Team Today. . . Pee Wees 41 Not only the Dragons but other teams as well were defeated by these two great Junior High teams. The Junior girls won the Fouke Junior High Invitational tournament and the Junior boys won three games in the district tournaments before their final defeat by Walker. Dragons Are the Team That We’re Gonna Defeat. . . ftj ■ H + 1 lull hard Coac id ould ha mapt c de-Q team. ’ll was then t realized that it was not a one girl team a posite of all; pro1()iri Kat people everywhere lEefcd people. cuwne — A Hook ... A Jump That’s Two! With early promise that this was going to be THE season, Fouke's men bounded into action. The first game was played vigorously - shooting hook and jump shots, stealing the ball, and, finally, winning. Though the next few games were lost, the Panther’s spirit never wav- ered. They rallied to overcome some of their victors and win their first game in district tournament. 44 Basketball Homecoming Is Back In this year for firsts, another long forgotten tradition was renewed by the Student Council. In an afternoon ceremony the court was presented and Rachel Thomason was crowned Queen by the co- captains, Ronnie Davis and Brace Boyden. 45 Candlelight Installation For the first time the installa- tion of Junior and Senior Beta Club officers was combined. A Sunday afternoon tea was held and invited guests were parents of Beta members, and Faculty. Out going officers installed incoming officers and new mem- bers were sworn in. Another First Senior Beta Club Attends State Convention 46 Another first for Betas, the Senior High members attended the State Convention in Little Rock. They entered in the Talent Contest and received honorable mention for their performance of The Doctor’s Office, which portrayed the eight objectives of Beta Club. Everyone enjoyed their trip and can hardly wait for next year's convention. Hop On99 The 50's came alive at Fouke High on April 5, 1974. With the joint efforts of Junior and Senior Beta Clubs, the Happy Days of a past generation were relived. The students in the seventh through the twelveth grades dressed for the occasion in the original attire of the 50's. Best dressed, Debbie Caccamisi and Richard Slaughter, were named Mr. and Ms. Sock Hop of the day. ROSY Disc Jocky, Kris Robbins, was the master of ceremonies. Playing the hits of the 50's Kris added enchantment and gave the students a chance to do their favorite 50's dance. The Bunny Hop, Swim, and the Twist were the in dances. Rocking around the clock from 7:30 until 11:30 the students really enjoyed living in the past for one day. bere Over T.he aai The fantasy land of yellow brick roads, witches, munchkins, and dream worlds beyond rainbows gave the annual Apron-Cookie-Craft Review a small fantasy of it’s own. Each year the fifth and sixth graders get an opportunity to try and master their skills in the three catagones. The girls were judged in the apron catagory on how well each apron was made, and the girl's ability to model her apron. In the cookie division each girl or boy was judged on the taste, texture and over all appearance of the cookie. The Handicraft division allowed each boy to make a craft out of wood and to meet the judges satisfaction for a prize. Quit Your Kidding The Juniors had another first in their play ( Brides To Bum ). They sold more ads for their play program than any other class before them. The total earnings amounted to over $1,300! The three act comedy play enhanced the audience into laughter for three and a half hours. This was the Juniors' first lay and they know their Senior Play will be just as success- The Seniors did it again. They made this year's play a success as thev did their Junior play. The total earnings were $675 and a record tweaking crowd in attendence. With an experienced cast of twelve the audi- ence laughed at the foolishness and frolics of the comedy play. The only fun thing about a high school play is doing it. You enjoy it more than anyone else ' Brides to Burn 49 District Win for Junior High so Placing in several events Fouke's two track teams brought home several ribbons from the district track meet. Junior High had some tough competitors but they came home tied for the district champion- ship. Track: A Sport for the Individual With a throbbing rhythm by Sweet Cidar and long nours spent decorating with student an, gave the 7 to mid- night dance its own spe- cial atmosphere. The frogs, flowers, and springtime creations made the dance floor full every time. Student Council's success on the dance insured another Spring Dance for the stu- dents next year. D-D DalIas A beginning filled with anticipation and excitement . . . The arrival at a fine motel, a splash in the pool and a shop- ping spree . . . A night of trusts betrayed . . . A day exploring the wonders of Six Flags Over Texas ending with . . . The return trip of tired bodies filled with thoughts of remorse, and a fuller understanding of the meaning of the responsibilities of being an adult. Love Story Banquet’s Theme A delicious meal of rib-eye steak, baked potatoes, and peach cobbler set the evening into full swing at the annual Jr.- Sr. Banquet. Anticipation of the program to follow excited everyone to such an extent that there was a general sigh of relief when finally it began. And with it began the laughter. The speakers were Tim Peavv, Chester Gray, Terry Sloan, Mike Walsn, Steve Tanton, and Lana Adams. With speakers like these there was no chance for boredom. Entertainment was also pro- vided by Betty Gideon, Freda Monroe, and Melody Teeter. They sang Time in a Bottle, and The Way We Were. The Juniors rented the Holiday Bowl from 12:00 until 4:00. Almost everyone bowled or shot pool. It was the first time Fouke had an all night Banquet-Party. Everyone enjoyed themselves. Something Ending. . . Something Beginning High School life was the ending but a new more exciting life was the beginning for the class of 74. Some with joy, some with sorrow, some with feelings of regret but all with memories, the Senior Class finished the dream of graduating. ”1 can’t believe that it's all over. We're too young to graduate. I will be so glad when I get out of here, I have so much to do! ” Next year when these doors open the Senior Class of 1974 will not walk through. But we will be here, not in body but in spirit, never forgetting The Way We Were. As the Seniors prepared for a new future the sixth graders prepared for another six years. May 30, 1974, was the date these young people received their diplomas and looked for Junior High. They, too, took another step into life. People Help One Another Through Classes and Clubs 56 57 8 MITZI COCKERHAM All Tournament Victory Within Yourself! Being on a basketball team or football team that has won a game is a very rewarding experi- ence. To achieve an outstanding single award is beyond words. Ask a state or district winner what made it all possible, the reply will be someone else helped: proving that people everywhere need people. Seventh Graders Establish Own Team 7th Grade F o 0 t h a 1 1 This page is sponsored by COMMERCIAL TIRE SERVICE, INC. ROW 1 - T. Monroe, E. Jones, J. Pickering, P. Parker, R. McCrakin, K. Bledsoe, M. Thomas. ROW 2 - V. Pilgreen, J. Williams, R. Jones, J. Jones. K. Forrest, S. Newman, T. Avance. ROW 3 - K. Hyman, B. Bishop, J. Marlin, D. Rathbum, M. Smith, J. Coker, B. Cooper. ROW 4 - T. Peavy (coach), D. Jones, J. Alton, J. Launius, R. Mayton, B. Attaway (coach). 60 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1 - B. Gideon (Pres.). T. Owens (V. Pres.), K. Crank, R. Eaves (Rep.), J. Bradshaw (Campaign Mgr.), Mrs. Jones (Sponsor). ROW 2 - J. Lay, C. Shaw, D. Rogers, B. Lowe, G. Hyman, M. Foster, K. Coker, C. Anderson, M. Pearson. ROW 3 - W. Adams, C. Nall, E. Bohn, J. Webb, M. Cross. ROW 4 - J. Jackson. M. Cocker- ham, A. Moore, K. Lowe, A. Attaway, J. Roberts. Student Government LEFT RO RIGHT, ROW 1 - K. Bradshaw, R. Elliott, K. Crabtree, Z. Altaway, C. Larey (Sec.- Treas.), N. Adams (Pres.). ROW 2 - J. Sutton. C. Sanders, T. Sutton, L. Adams (Vice-Pres.), A. Thomason, R. Sanders, M. Teeter (Rep.), Mr. Gray (Sponsor). This page is sponsored by FOUKE FLOWER SHOP FFA Mr. Gilleon (Sponsor), B. Attaway (V. Pres.), Russell Davis (Jr. Advisor), B. Boyden (Secretary), D. Attaway (Pres.), Ronnie Davis (Sentinel), Randy Miller (Reporter), D. Schaeffer (Treas.). ROW 2 - R. Colter, T. Peavy, T. Sutton, T. Monroe, J. Dorse, M. Gladdin. ROW 3 - T. Nolle, M. Halter, M. Jones, J. Webb, R. Pickering, K. Erwin, O. Nottingham, S. Jones, R. House. ROW 4 - D. Mayton, J. Ethridge, D. Attaway, R. Watkins, D. Atta- way. D. Tate, W. Adams, M. Sharp, T. Bohn. ROW 5 - B. Sanders, L. Martin, D. Green, D. Crabtree, J. Green, T. Sloan, M. Cross, J. Bledsoe, D. Sanders, D. Skid- more, ROW 6 - B. Boyce, H. Watkins, D. Schaeffer, R. Martin, J. Schneider, T. McKaney, P. Peavey, W. Jones, T. Jones. ROW 7 - M. Potts, R. Vennard, T. Crab- tree, P. Philya w, R. Jackson, G. Stout, J. Allen, B. Moore. ROW 8 - M. Stude baker, B. Easley, M. Newman, S. Mudford, L. Webb, G. Anderson, D. Magee, T. Brad- ley, T. Goodson. ROW 9 - D. Fetner, S. Scoggins, R. Parker, M. Smith, D. Stout, P. Hamilton, STuavis. PICTURE AT THE RIGHT: Ann Jackson FFA Sweetheart This page is sponsored by DAVIS ROOF TRUSS MANUFACTURING CO. FFA Sweetheart FHA 1st ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT - S. Clements, K. Larey, R. Sanders (Pres), C. Larey (1st V. Pres.), C. Sanders (2nd V. Pres.), N. Adams (3rd V. Pres.), D. Caccamisi (Sec.), K. Lowe (Treas.), J. Jones (Rep.), D. Lowe (Hist.), Mrs. Walton (Sponsor). 2nd - W. Smith, J. Littleton, C. Toal, J. Watkins, L. Stika, R. Johnson, P. Bishop. 3rd - D. Boyden, C. Ethridge, D. Mudford, B. Rushing, C. Akin, R. Dodson, T. Owens, T. Williams, Z. Attaway, J. Bradshaw, C. Potts, D. Stafford, M. Hickson, V. Harris, B. Cary, R. Coker. 4th - K. Jones, P. Sams, G. Pilgreen, J. Bowen, E. Bohn, R. Akins, C. Akins, V. Odum, K. Robinett. Beau: Timmy Peavy. FHA Beau This page is sponsored by CHARLES C. WINE - Attorney at Law STATE LINE PLAZA This page is sponsored by CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS Cub Scouts ROW 1, L-R - C. Purifoy, J. Scoggins, K. Walraven, B. Rathbum, K. Templeton, J, Walraven. ROW 2 - J. Thomas, RT LaGrone, J. Jones, J. Scoggins, A. Sprayberry, B. Warren. ROW 3-D. Rathbum, J. Crabtree, C. Mixon, M. Jackson, T. Kirtley, S. Davis, C. Altom. Girl Scouts ROW 1, L-R - P. Fitzgerald, T. House, J. Lay, K. Rathbum, C. Clements, S. Swanson. M. Atta- way. ROW 2 - D. Swanson, C. Hardin, R. Johnson, L. Fitzgerald, T. Hyman. ROW 3 - N. Jones. W. Combes. T. Barker, S. Cook, J. Attaway, J. Adams. ROW 4 - A. Adasm, C. Allen, S. Cross, S. Sharp, G. Fultz, M. Boyce. 64 1st ROW, Left to Right - C. Bradshaw, B. Easley, D. Richmond, B. Moore. D. Ana way, L. Spanhanks, T. Nottingham, B. Pilgreen, D. R. Crabtree, K. Binns. 2nd ROW - D. Sutton, T. Green, G. Stout, R. Jackson, D. Akin, R. Scoggins, W. Jones, P. Philyaw, D. Magee. ROW 3-D. Fetner, C. Smith, D. Mayton, P. Peavy, J. Allen, T. Mills, H. Watkins, D. Schaeffer, M. Studebaker. s r. F o 0 t b a 1 1 1st ROW, Left to Right - Terry Crabtree (mgr.), Mike Sharp, Brad Attaway, Jesse Green, Mike Halter, Jimmy Bledsoe, Steve Davis, Timmy Peavy, Don Attaway, Mark Gladdin. 2nd - Johnny Ethridge, Gary Anderson, Pat Hamilton, Mark Newman, David Tate, Randy Miller, Stanley Scoggins, Richard Parker, Doug Attaway. 3rd - Coach Duncan, Mike Cross, Russell Davis, Dewayne Green, Danny Schaeffer, Terry Sloan, Ronnie Davis, Danny Caccamisi, Kelvin Sanders. Sponsored by TOM STAN’S - 302 EAST SHOP TEXARKANA, ARK. Pep Club ROW 1, L-R - G. Nolte, T. Buckley. J. Oliver, C. Marlin, D. Schaeffer. J. Roberts, W. Smith, C. Baird, J. Jones - Capt., S. Scoggins, J. Sutton. ROW 2 - S. Clements, S. Sutton, K. Crabtree, K. Phil yaw, V. Lantrip, S. Burgess, L. Pilgreen, K. Miller, V. Odum - Co-Capt., C. Barrington, D. Smith. ROW 3 - V. Barker, J. Lynn, A. Jones, L. Askins, M. Halter, A. Boyce, A. Attaway, R. Coker, R. Buckley, M. Barrington, T. Burgess. ROW 4 - P. Crabtree, K. Crank, D. Pentecost, D. Baird, C. Akins, A. Moore, A. Purifoy, K. Larey, K. Burgess, T. Williams - Rep. ROW 5 - B. Cary, D. Attaway, H. Tanton, C. Akin, T. Foster, D. Brown, C. Green, J. Mayton, D. Caccamisi, D. Lowe - Sec. Sr. Cheerleaders Jr. Cheerleaders Pee Wee Basketball ROW 1, L-R - L. Studebaker, G. Rodgers, G. Fultz, T. Barker, J. Adams, B. Lowe, K. Jones, R. Johnston, K. Benson, K. Coker, M. Attaway, S. Barker, J. Williams. ROW 2 - C. Buckley, L. Ann Attaway, T. Odum, R. Easley, S. Cross, A. Adams, A. LaFayette, T. Hyman, D. Long, T. Barker, S. Swanson, S. Mauldin. Z. Smith. ROW 3 - A. Neal, C. Clements, T. House, M. Weems, W. Combs, J. Dean Lowe, T. Martin, D. Scott, J. Mudford, D. Mudford, N. Jones, V. Smith. ROW 4 - J. Akins, C. Shaw, J. Crabtree, J. Lay, J. Attaway, J. Story, J. Williams, J. Crabtree, S. Easley, K. Rathbura, M. Boyce. I ■ '■ ■' — ■ M � . ■■ r BOTTOM, L-R - M. Barrington, M. Jackson, W. Davis, R. Owens, W. PilgTeen, K. Rowton, B. Warren, D. Taylor, C. Williamson, M. Rouw, T. Weems. ROW 2 - T. Miller, M. Foster, J. Benson, G. Simpson, D. Hyman, K. Page, R. La Grone, B. Bowen, D. Coker, C. Story, R. Lynn. ROW 3 - L. Jones, M. Thomas, B. Robertson, R. McCracken, K. Attaway, L. Anderson, T. Frost, J. Bearden, R. Richmond, T. Crabtree. ROW 4 - D. Attaway, K. Sanders, E. Burgess, J. Launis, T. Beasley, B. Pilgreen, B. Rathbun, K. Hamilton, F. Shaw, J. Westbrooks. Sponsored by JUDGE BERT B. LAREY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, STATE LINE PLAZA 67 s e v e n t h G r L-R, ROW 1 - J. Roberts, D. Scharffer, D. Caccamisi, S. Monroe, J. Bishop. ROW 2 - K. Crabtree, H. Tanton, P. Collins, A. Attaway, A. Moore, K. Miller. a d e B a s k e t ROW 1, L-R - B. Smith, D. Rathbum, T. Avance, J. Williams, R. Jones, R. Sharp, V. Pilgreen. ROW 2 - P. Parker, M. Thomas, G. Eaves, K. Forrest, R. McCrakin, K. Hyman, J. Pickering, M. Potts, J. Lawnius. a i i Sponsored by RUDY BURGESS, COUNTY - FOUKE 68 - ' - ROW 1, L-R - J. Jackson, P. Bishop, K. Miller, S. Scoggins, D. Brown, K. Crank, T. Burgess, J. Sutton, D. Smith, A. Attaway, A. Moore, K. Crabtree, M. Halter, M. Cockerham, A. Purifoy. Back - Coach Combs. J r. B a s k e t a 1 I Sponsored by MERLE NORMAN, COSMETIC STUDIO - 1909 N. ROBINSON RD. ROW 1, L-R - D. Akin, T. Pond, B. Easley, R. Schoggins, W. Jones, D. Crabtree, P. Peavy. ROW 2 - B. Moore, C. Smith, M. Studebaker, T. Mills, D. Schaeffer, D. Magee, D. Fetner, Left-Right, ROW 1 - R. Sanders, R. Elliott (Mgrs.). ROW 2 - C. Ethridge. D. Mudford, V. Ware, T. Owens. N. Adams. C. O’Suna. ROW 3 - J. Jones, C. Larey, B. Rushing, A. Jackson, D. Lowe, D. Pond, C. Sanders, L. Adams, D. Caccamisi. BACK - Coach Combs. ROW 1 - J. Green. T. Peavy, B. Attaway, P. Bradley. B. Boyce, W. Adams, R. Fowler. ROW 2 - R. Parker, D. Caccamisi. R. Davis, T. Sloan, R. Davis, B. Boyden, R. Vennard. Sponsored by DAVIS GROCERY - FOUKE Office Staff ROW 1. L-R - M. Teeter, C. Nall. ROW 2 - S. Sutton, K. Miller, M. Barrington, S. Scoggins, C. Marlin, K. Jones, D. Boyden. ROW 3 - M. Barker, J. Green. FT A Officers L-R - Pres. - Mrs. O. D. Robinett, V. Pres. - Mrs. Billy Askins, Sec. - Mrs. J. D. Mills, Treas. - Mrs. Don Attaway Ex-Students Officers BOTTOM, L-R - D. Coker - Rep., E. Ethridge - V. Pres., M. Walton - Chairman Ways and Means, G. Crank - Treas., V. Foster - Rec. Sec. TOP ROW - E. P. Williams - Ex- Pres., J. Larey - Pres., F. McFerrin - Chaplain 71 7 1. Most Courteous: Brad Atta- way and Darlene Mudford 2. Most Dependable: Tom Goodson and Dolly Lowe 3. Mr. Fouke High: Doug Att- away 4. Best Dressed: Ronnie Davis and Vicki Ware 5. Biggest Cup-Ups: Steve Tanton and Terita Williams 6. Favorite Instructors: Coach Duncan, Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. Hobson, and Mr. Gray 7. Best All-Around: Brace Boyden and Ann Jackson Sr. Beta Club ROW 1, L-R - Judy Jones, Pres.; Teresa Owens, Sec.; Kathy Lowe, Treas.: Mrs. Mills, Sponsor; Regena Sanders, Virginia Lantrip. ROW 2 - Jenice Bradshaw, Renee Coker, Vickie Ware, Lana Adams, Nannette Adams, Renee Elliott, Con- nie Akin, Debbie Caccamisi. ROW 3 - Johnny Ethridge, Richard Parker, Don Attaway, Phil Bradley, Walter Adams, Terry Sloan, Brad Attaway, Pat Hamil- ton. Jr. Beta Club ROW 1, L-R - K. Crabtree, Hist.; D. Brown, Rep.: A. Purifoy, Treas.; V. Thomas, Sec.; T. Burgess, V.-Pres.; K. Crank, Pres. ROW 2 - L. Adams, Sponsor: G. Nolte, J. Lynn, D. Pentecost, A. Attaway, M. Gideon, Mrs. Hall, Sponsor. ROW 3 - B. Pilgreen, G. Eaves, K. Philyaw, S. Scoggins, J. Roberts, A. Boyce. 74 Sponsored by DICKERT SON - FOUKE Annual Staff ROW 1, L-R - A. Thomason, R. Elliott: Editor, K. Nall; Editor, L. Adams, R. Sanders. ROW 2 - J. Schnieder, C. Nall, J. Littleton, M. Teeter, P. Bradley, B. Gideon, N. Adams, D. Boyden, D. Caccamisi, W. Adams, J. Bradshaw. Paper Staff ROW 1, L-R - R. Thomason, V. Ware: Co-Editor, A. Jackson: Editor, M. Cross: Sports Editor, M. Teeter. ROW 2 - S. Hill, A. Thomason, J. Littleton, T. Stockton, B. Gideon. Sponsored by SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS TELEPHONE CO-OP 75 School Administration ALLEN JONES H.S. Principal FRANK McFERRIN Elem. Principal GARLAND LAY Superintendent 76 Sponsored by MILLER COUNTY COURTHOUSE School Personnel B u s D r 0 i v e r s L-R - F. McFerrin, L. Watkins, L. Mayton, R. Blackman, A. Jones, W. Houch. Custodian r « • v— -R - M. Potts, E. Williams, H. Jones, E. Sanders, R. Schiender. III Paul Attaway Sponsored by JOHN ELAM, McLARTY FORD - TEXARKANA, TEXAS 77 Elementary Teachers RUTH DUNCAN 1st Grade NAOMI ETHRIDGE 6th Grade DORA GILBREATH 4th Grade SARAH LAY Teacher’s Aid CHARLA McENTIRE 3rd Grade DIANA McLEAN 6th Grade DELORIS MUDFORD 1st Grade MARY LOU NIX 2nd Grade MELBA RINEHART Special Ed. LYNDA ROBERTSON 2nd Grade DIANE STAFFORD 4th Grade EUVENASTUCKEY 5th Grade 78 GEORGE BARMES Sr. High Math High School Teachers MONTY COMBS Coach Civics JAMES DUNCAN Coach History JOHN GILLIAN Voc. Agri. FLOYD GOODSON Jr. High English CHESTER GRAY Jr. High Math PEGGY HALL Biology and Chemistry WANDA HOBSON Jr. High Science MOYESE JONES Typing LORAINE MILLS Sr. High English MICHAEL RHODEN Sr. High History MELBA WALTON Home Economics FRANCES WATKINS Economics 79 Mrs. Mudford’s 1st Grade Keith Averyt Kathy Burgess Yvonne Campbell Marilyn Coker Tommy Crank Kevin Cross Casey Dossey Suzan Eaves Elisha Harris Gary Hickson Romana Hyman Debra Kirtley Stamps Lafayette Lloyd Long Joseph Lowe Troy Rushing Calvin Thomason Gary Thompson Lisa Walraven Scott Watkins 80 Mrs. Duncan’s 1st Grade Alicia Bane Michael Camley Bryan Chandler Michael Cleveland Dana Cook John A. Cross Mark Green Olene Hardin Jessie Lafayette Andrew Lynn Ronnie Mixon Carman Oliver Travis Reeves Ronald Richardson Angela Rowe Clara Sartin Russel Taylor Tammy Thomas John Ware Mona York 81 Miss Robertson’s 2nd Grade David Camley Barbara Crabtree Stanley Eaves Rodney Elliott Melodie Fultz Scott Harris Sherman McCormick Karen McFerrin Michael Mixon Cindy Pearson Doug Philyaw Stephen Potts Jay Rowton Jerry Scoggins Lonnie Stockton Terry Sutton Angela Taylor Susie Thomason A. L. Tipton Kenny Walraven 82 Miss Nix’s 2nd Grade Douglas Allen Dale Clark Larry Crank Dolphie Ethridge Sandra Floyd James Frost Dane Fultz Debbie Gladden Patsy Hinds David Hon Ralph Hughes Barbara Mauldin Melissa Neal Laura Nottingham Edward Rouw Phillip Sanders Leah Spoonemore Christy Sprayberry Sonya Stanley Scott Storry Perry Studebaker Angela Taylor Tony Thomason Carla Walls Cynthia Ware 83 Mr. Caries 3rd Grade Billy Altom Teena Barker Perry Browning Wendell Cannon Michele Coker Lisa Cornett Emily Crabtree Scott Davis Shanna Davis Lisa Floyd Dori Foster Patsy Gideon Alicia Green Elly Long Clayton Mixon Sue Peavy David Sams Keith Scoggins Marsha Scott Glenda Shelton Peggy Story Karla Swanson Christi Thomas Kevin Thomason Paul Watkins 84 Mrs. Me Entire's 3rd Grade Cloyd Alton Duncan Attaway Connie A vance Danita Beasley Anita Bowen Ronnie Bowen Penny Cooper Jamie Crabtree Cynthia Crank Gail Fowler Lori Jones Terissa Kirtley Mark Launius Patricia Marlin Tammy Nottingham Chris Purifoy Willie Ray Lynn Roberts John Rouw Rebecca Schaeffer Brenda Spencer Betty Studebaker Charles Teer Sandra Tefteller Paula Toal Jeff Walraven 85 Mrs, Gilbreath’s 4th Grade 86 Charles Brown Linda Fitzgerald Kenneth Hamilton Stacey Hon Tammy House Teresa Hyman Matthew Jackson Joe Jones Terry Kirtley Annette Lafayette Steven Marlin Tammy McCormick Renee Miller Diann Mudford Tammy Odum Blake Pilgreen Tessa Pilgreen Cheryl Potts Bobby Rathbum Paula Rogers Donna Scott Allen Sprayberry Carl Story David Taylor Sherry Taylor Joel Thomas Brent Ware Brock Warren Mandy Weems John Westbrook Miss Stafford’s 4th Grade Ricky Allen Jack Bearden Stacy Bishop Bobby Bowen William Bybee Darrell Coker Jessica Crabtree Lisa Davis 'I Claude Dorse Kenneth Fowler Robbie Fultz Shane Green Douglas Honcock Judy Harden Richard Hill Rodney LaGrone Jodine Lowe Selena Martin Sharie Mauldin Donna Mayton Russ McCraken Joann Mudford Alice Neal Jesse Nolte Mike Page Roby Sartin Jeffrey Scoggins Forrest Shaw Terry Simpson Lisa Stout Donna Swanson Ronald Thomason Wade Wilson 87 Miss Stuckey’s 5th Grade Alece Adams Shaylon Allen Morris Bearden Ronald Bishop Keith Bradford Shelia Coker Monty Combs Whitney Combs Wade Davis Rebecca Easley Sharon Easley Melisa Griffin Dennis Hyman Dewayne Hyman Rita Lee Mitchell McCormick Kenneth Monroe Phil Nottingham Keith Page Mike Rouw Kathey Rathburn Phyllis Robertson Zelda Smith Sheri Swanson 88 Miss Clark’s 5th Grade Cynthia Allen Margaret Attaway Tracy Barker Kathy Benson Carla Clements Sheila Cook Wade Faut Charles Floyd Troy Frost Doyle Hancock Naomi Jones Penny Jones Ricky Jones Dawn Long Mark Mayton David Pilgreen Larry Rouw Sherry Sharp Gary Simpson Vicki Smith Peggy Thomas Shirley Thomason Dale Webb Thomas Weenis 89 Mrs. Ethridge’s 6th Grade Janet Askins Jamey Attaway Leigh Ann Attaway Susan Barker Michael Barrington Terry Beasley Edward Burgess James Cockerham Karen Coker Phyllis Fitzgerald Mark Foster Gena Fultz Cathy Hardin Tony Hickson Karen Jones Mark Larey Jack Launius Janet Lay Richard Marlin Tim Miller Morris Neal Marie Pearson Sherrie Potts Byron Robertson Kelly Rowton Kenneth Sanders Ruben Taylor Mark Thomas Mike Thomas Retha Williams Pat Vennard 90 Mrs. McLean s 6th Grade Jeanne Adams Charlote Anderson Larry Anderson Dewayne Altaway Tammie Barker Jeffrey Benson Edwin Bohn Mitzi Boyce Crystal Buckley Tommy Crabtree Sandra Cross Keith Donaldson Stacey Green Gary Hyman Renee Johnson Karry Jones Lawrence Jones Barbara Lowe Randy Lynn Theresa Martin Ronnie Owens Stephen Pickering Wade Pilgreen Russell Richmond Jeanie Rogers Cindy Shaw Judy Story Lynda Studebaker Donna Tefteller Joyce Williams Seventh Grade 92 Roy Akins Lawanna Askins Angela Attaway Travis Avance Lorraine Bearden John Bishop Wanda Bishop Terri Buckley Sharon Burgess Denise Caccamise John Coker Peggy Collins Kimberly Combs Bobby Cooper James Cooper Karen Crabtree David Cutchall Rayland Cutchall Jan Donaldson Pamela Fitzgerald James Forrest Dennis Fowler Rochale Goodson Eddie Jones Elizabeth Jones Perry Jones Jay Launius James Marlin Ronnie Mayton Tracey Mayton Kimberly Miller Sharon Monroe Tommie Monroe Angela Moore Stephen Newman Perry Parker Chrystal Petty Leah Pilgreen Michael Pilgreen Many Potts David Rathbum Mike Ray Jeanna Roberts David Robinett Deborah Schaeffer Barry Smith Delana Smith Mike Smith Susan Sutton Holly Tanton Christina Thrasher Alisha Walker Johnny Williams Cora Wilson Eighth Grade Jerry Alton Donna Attaway Curtisenne Baird Delilah Baird Melinda Barrington Kevin Binns Kent Bledsoe Mon Bohn Kathy Bowen Anita Boyce Kalvin Bradshaw Delores Brown Diana Brown Mary Browning Robin Buckley Karen Burgess Teresa Burgess James Cooper Bill Cox Karen Crank Regina Criddle Calvin Dean Frank Dorse George Eaves Jeff Eaves 94 Vicki Forrest Teresa Foster Kathy Floyd Everett Fultz Mary Gideon Farron Gladdin Tim Green Missy Halter Steve Harris David Hickman Kenneth Hyman Kevem Johnston Dewayne Jones James Jones Reba Jones Janet Leatherwood Anita Littleton Joe Littleton Jeany Lynn Jane Mayton Mike McCormick Ronald McCraken Tim Mills Mike Newman Rosemarie Newman Gina Nolte Mickey Nottingham Tony Nottingham Jaque Oliver Deborah Penticost Karen Philyaw Joe Pickering Bobby Pilgreen Tommy Pond Alisa Purifoy 95 Favorites Dalton Richmond Ricky Sams Royce Scoggins Sheryll Scoggins Ronnie Sharp Clara Slaughter Bonnie Smith Denise Smith Sandra Smith Larry Spanhanks Darlene Stika Donnie Sutton Nora Taylor Tammie Taylor Marieen Thomas Marvin Thomas Vicki Thomas Carl Thomason Danny Thomason Nick Verdugo Harley Vernard Pat Williams Class Officers A Freshmen Jimmy Allen Daniel Auaway Vicki Barker Carla Barrington Cynthia Bauldwin Linda Bauldwin Patti Bishop Tim Bohn Paul Browning Mitzi Cockerham Melinda Coker Ricky Coker Willie Cooper Danny Crabtree Virginia Crabtree Bobby Easley Kevin Erwin David Fetner Joy Floyd Carolyn Green Kimberly Harris Vicki Harris Maxine Hickson Margaret Hill Randal House Janice Jackson Robert Jackson Virgel Johnson Morris Jones Steve Jones Virginia Lantrip Darrel Magee Carol Marlin Danny Mayton Tony McKamie 97 Brian Moore Rhonda Nall Olen Nottingham Philip Peavy Philip Philyaw Cynthia Potts Kathy Robinett David Schaeffer Richard Slaughter Curtis Smith Debbie Smith Willau Smith Dianne Stafford Gary Stout Mike Studebaker Judy Sutton Danny Swinney Cynthia Toal Harold Watkins Joy Watkins Walter Adams Connie Akin Connie Akins Gerry Anderson Zoanne Attaway Laura Bishop Tammy Black Doyla Boman Benjamin Boyce Stephen Braden John Bradley Jenice Bradshaw Debbie Caccamisi Brenda Cary Sheila Clements Renee Coker Pam Crabtree Terry Crabtree Karen Davis Johnny Etliridge Mark Gladden Jesse Green Pat Hamilton Rita Johnson Clayton Jones Judy Jones Travis Jones Kandy Larey Sandra Leatherwood Dolly Lowe Kathy Lowe 99 Mark Newman Vicky Odum Teresa Owens Richard Parker Mike Potts Connie Richmond Billy Sanders Carol Sanders Sandy Schaeffer Stanley Scoggins Mike Sharp Mike Smith Lillian Stika Dennis Stout David Tate Roger Vennard Gail Watkins Randy Watkins Lawton Webb Terita Williams Juniors Nanette Adams Rita Akins Don Attaway Mickey Barker Janet Bledsoe Elaine Bohn Judy Bowen Danette Boyden Jimmy Bun Danny Caccamisi Deloris Clements Stephen Davis Regina Dodson Cynthia Ethridge Tom Goodson Mike Halter Karen Jones Mike Jones Cindy Larey Cheral Marlin Roben Manin Eddie Monroe Darlene Mudford Tim Nolle Timmy Peavy Roy Pickering Gloria Pilgreen Brenda Pond Darla Pond Becky Rushing 101 Peggy Sams David Sanders Regena Sanders Tommy Simon Steve Tanton Byron Teer Mike Walsh Joe Webb Doug Weston Class Favorites Class Officers Seniors OUR ODYSSEY Before all of us were a year old Sputnik was launched and the world had entered the Space Age. As our class entered the first grade in 1962 Asuonaunt John Glenn circled the earth. During our six years of elemen- tary education the world saw the Mercury and Gemini astronauts complete their ele- mentary education in space. The world awed at the prospects of Apollo landing on the moon as we awed at finishing the last six years of school. We were the first eighth graders to set foot in an economics class as the Apollo astronauts were first to set foot upon a new sphere for mankind. As we entered the sophistication of Senior High, our astronauts gained sophistication by using the moon rover. As the astronauts complete project Skylab in preparation to leave our borne planet, we complete our Senior Year in preparation to leave our home town, with bright hopes to face the future of space and time. Such is the Nature of Man. Favorites Offieers 103 Mike Cross Ronnie Davis Russel Davis Johnny Dorse Renee Elliott Ronnie Fowler Betty Gideon Dewayne Green Sherry Hill Ann Jackson Julia Littleton Randy Miller 104 Carmen O’Suna Kelvin Sanders Danny Schaeffer John Schneider Danny Skidmore Terry Sloan Terry Stockton Melody Teeter Anthony Thomason Rachel Thomason Kathy Walls Vickie Ware 105 Life' and s Needs Luxuries LONE OAK CAFE MOTEL Fouke, Arkansas We're banking on you for tomorrow.' 107 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of COOPER TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY Texarkana, U.S.A. JACK'S Motorcycle Repair on all Brands Triumph, Hodaka, Rupp and Speedway Sales and Service P.O. Box 125 Phone 653-4313 Fouke, Ark. 24 Hour Wrecker Service L. O. PHILYAW, Owner B B TRAILERS Reg. Quarter House Buy the Good Kind” Financing Available BOB BAMLETT Owner Phone 838-0791 838-6647 JACK DOOLIN Phone 792-0138 2910 So. Lake Dr. Texarkana, Texas 75501 FOUKE GARAGE 108 CLARY BUTANE OIL CO. P.O. Box 216 Fouke, Ark. 71837 Butane, Propane, Tanks and Appliances Fouke Bradley 653-4588 894-3455 Lewisville 921-4455 T. C. ••BILL” WARREN, Mgr. CIGANERO BROTHERS GARAGE 1311 East Street Texarkana, Ark. CAMPBELLS PANTHER INN TRUCK STOP Highway 71 South Fouke, Arkansas Our Compliments From FOSTER SERVICE STATION Fouke, Arkansas Phone - 653-2367 P S PACKING CO. FULLERS SHOE HOSPITAL Quickest Shoe Repair in Town 903 East Third Street Texarkana, Ark. Phone 772-4771 112 U.S. MARINE CORPS For Adventure, Travel. Education and Good Salary. Contact Your Marine Corps Representative Compliments of WALSH LUMPKIN Free Estimates Phone 794-2291 THE CARPET MART Floor Covering Service All Work and Material Guaranteed 1805 New Boston Rd. Texarkana, Tex. 794-8811 794-7831 TEXARKANA ARMATURE WORKS Alternators, Motor, Generator, Repair and Rewind Home and Car Air Conditioning MACON JARVIS 902 New Boston Road Texarkana, Texas COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF TEXARKANA. ARKANSAS T� � .. We Want to Be YOUR Bank The Peoples Bank East 9th and Belmont 3 Locations 4th and Walnut 2700 N. State Line Member F.D.I.C. Phone773-4561 Compliments BILL THOMPSON GARDEN CENTER 502 E. Broad Compliments of EAST FUNERAL HOME DAVIS LUMBER COMPANY Highway 71 South 120 West 6th Texarkana, Arkansas Phone 793-3141 FREEMANS AMERICAN SER. East on College Hill 1601 East St. Compliments to the Graduating Class From BUHRMAN-PHARR HARDWARE CO. 620 E. 3rd Texarkana, Ark. BEST PAINT SOLD BPS V_____________) Phone 774-5882 GREERS AUTO SUPPLY Remember to Go HART’S CUT-RATE DRUGS 5 College Hill Shopping Center Texarkana, Ark. Phone 772-4859 223 East Broad Texarkana, Ark. Where Spending Is Saving” 4lfinders 113 West Broad Texarkana, Ark.—Texas. Phone 794 768 I 75501 Where You Always Buy the Best for Less GIBSONS DISCOUNT CENTER Southwest Mall Texarkana, Texas J. GARRETT JACKSON Airport Manager TEXARKANA MUNICIPAL AIRPORT PHONE (501) 774-5051 P.O. Box 51 Texarkana Ark-Tex 75501 Compliments of SHOE CASE Texarkana, Texas Compliments of Hazel E. Segler County Clerk QUALITY TRANSMISSIONS Kason Automatic Transmissions 2201 New Boston Rd. Phone 793-4683 MITCHELLS DEPT. STORE Highway 59 Southwest Mall 118 lumifniil TOM'S TRACTOR COMP. Authorized Ford Tractor Dealer HINSHAW'S MATTRESSES UPHOLSTERING 1920 Milam Dial 794-5421 Texarkana JACKSON WATCH REPAIR 916 E. Third Texarkana MASSEY'S SHOES 323 E. Broad Phone 774-9141 John V. Massey Child Life Red Goose For Children Compliments of 215 Beech Street Texarkana, Ark. 773-1189 JEAN COOK ABSTRACT CO. 606 State Line Plaza Texarkana, Ark. Phone 774-8562 STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. Wetzel W. Ward Agent 3209 Texas Blvd. Texarkana, Texas 75501 Phone Off. 792-8361 Res. 838-6243 TWO STATES PLUMBING CO. HEATING AIR RONALD OR JERRY Phone 772-3159 1704 Division Res. 773-2763 Texarkana U.S.A. College Hill Shopping Center TEXARKANA, ARK. ARTEX ELECTRIC COMPANY 1611 Division Street Texarkana, Arkansas JERRY L. PEAVY, Owner Phone 772 5026 TEXARKANA POULTRY Feed Mfg., Custom Mixing Dealer for: Evergreen Feed Shawnee Feed Phone 774-6181 774-6182 ‘5)1 Metal Stock Tanks, Metal Gates and All Types of Wire Products CARPENTER COMPANY GENEVA'S BEAUTY SHOP LANDERS DX SERVICE AND CAR WASH Phone 653-2202 P.O. Box 1261 203 Prince Street Compliments of LEVINES DEPT. STORE 213 E. Broad Texarkana, Ark. 1101 East St. Texarkana, Tex. MATLOCKS SER. STA. LION 1702 East St. PIGGLY WIGGLY S H GREEN STAMPS College Hill f 7 1 IpiCCLY BARRETT MARSHALL, Mgr. L WICCLY J Go to the Pig on the Hill for all your grocery needs. You get quality food and service at economy prices. S S SUPPLY COMPANY Complete Outfitters for Your Car 217 East Broad Street Texarkana, Ark. 75501 Phone 772-1251 Compliments of WATSON'S GOOD SHOES 121 E. Broad St. Ph. 774- 2729 Texarkana, Ark. Since 1916 Congratulations From SANDY CARTER LOGAN ELECTRIC CO. INTERIORS Seven Hundred Three-Seven 208 E. Broad Hundred Eleven Olive Texarkana, Arkansas Texarkana, Texas 75504 Area Code 214-792-4003 122 SPARTAN MOBILE HOME SALES New and Used Homes Sales — Service Air Conditioners Qffenhauser U 'NSURANCE Mnce 1882 518 PINE PHONE 792-5511 TEXARKANA, U.S.A. UNIVERSAL RESTAURANT SUPPLY 901 Spruce Ph. 792-4576 Band For All Occasions H L ENTERTAINMENTS LTD. 1724 Meadowbrook at Westlawn MR. JAMES HARRINGTON Texarkana, Texas 838-5894 TEXARKANA SPEED EQUIPMENT GARNER CLEANERS Ph. 794-6772 424 Main Street Texarkana, Tex. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compliments of THOMASON GROCERY 1024 South Robison Road Texarkana, Texas 214-838-5008 TSE PRODUCTS FOR PERFORMANCE J. A. Smith, Jr. 124 COLLEGE HILL WALGREEN DRUG AGENCY BOLLS DISTRIBUTING CO. I 300 Dudley Texarkana, Arkansas PHONE 772-6969 718 East Broad St. Texarkana, Ark. 75501 Manager JOE C. OWEN — PANTHER 74 BOOSTERS 1 THE ADAMS FAMILY KELLER GROCERY MOBIL OILS NORTON GLASS COMPANY JANES LADY APPAREL MOORES GROCERY OWENS BRO. AUTHOR POWER SAW OAKLAWN FASHIONS FITWELL SEAT COVERS KEN'S GUN HOUSE 1319 West 7th Texarkana, Texas Phone 792-7331 TIMBERLAKE HARDWARE Gifts, Toys, Hardware, Housewares 306 Main Street Texarkana, Texas 793-1174 McLARTY FORD INC. 721 Texas Ave. Ask For Clark Purifoy P.O. Box 1228 Texarkana, Texas 75501 Ph. 792-7121 Res. 773-3979 A. D. SCHNIPPER MEAT COMPANY 1002 Wood St. Texarkana, Texas 129 130 Bus. Phone (214) 793-5511 Res. Phone (501) 774-5486 Harvey H. Eaves INSURANCE CONSULTANT for OFFENHAUSER CO. 518 Pine Street Texarkana Ark-Tex 75501 Established 1882 Bus. Phone (214) 793-5511 Res. Phone (501) 774-5486 When the question is PHOTOGRAPHIC, the answer is unquestionably . . . Gifts, Paints, STERLING STUDIO and Supplies CAMERA SHOP SIMMONS HARDWARE 716 East Street Texarkana, Arkansas 113 East St. 36 Oaklawn Village Texarkana, Ark. Texarkana, Texas GREEN LINE EQUIPMENT CO. P.C. Box 2390 1701 East Ninth Street Texarkana, Ark. 75501 Phone (501) 772-6904 MEL BEEL GULF SERVICE Tune up - Brake Service - Mufflers Phone 773-1661 622 E. St. Texarkana, Ark. TEXARKANA MOBILE HOME INC. Rt. 9 Box 210 Hwy. 59 South Texarkana. Texas 75501 Phone (214) 838-5511 131 TEXARKANA FUNERAL HOME 3515 Tex. Boul. Welcome to the Little Gourmet Shop Nationally Known BOGGY CREEK CAFE THOMAS APPLIANCE 905 East Street Fouke, Arkansas 71837 Bill, Pansy and Terita Williams Owners and Operators Clean - Comfortable - and Fine Foods at Reasonable Prices. Ask for Souvenirs. Fouke’s Headquarters for the Fouke Monster 132 BELK-JONES SHOE DEPARTMENT Texarkana U.S.A. Oaklawn Downtown Jack Peterson Mgr. Finest Shoes In Town Steak and Sea Foods - No. 1 CATTLEMAN'S STEAKE HOUSE 4018 State Line Letdowns Come . . . 135 People Everywhere Need People