Fouke High School - Panther Yearbook (Fouke, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1979 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration ......... —L V. __ 9 High School ..... 17 Who’s Who 45 V The moments each and every one of us spend together at school are never forgotten. That’s why we, the '79 Panther Annual Staff, have chosen “Always and Forever” as our theme to represent the great year of 1979. The things we say, the things we do, and the places we go are cherished throughout our lives. As we leave this school year, a certain feeling creeps upon all of us. A feeling no one person can describe exactly like anyone else. But, we all can surely say that it was a good year. The memories are to stay with us, “Always and Forever. So many things happen at school from day to day. Even though these pictures capture only a few of these everyday happenings at our school, we will remember just about everything. As we grow, our memories will grow with us. And they will always remain a part of each and everyone. Mary Sprayberry - Raymond Caswell The name Miss Mary is one of the best known names at Fouke High School. She has served as secretary for the past 25 years. Mary Sprayberry was born in Vivian, Louisiana. She graduated from Fouke in 1940 and has remained here since that time. She held many types of jobs after graduation. Some of these included being a clerk at Newberry’s, at Red River Depot, at Safeway, and as a telephone operator. In September of 1945, Mrs. Sprayberry accepted the job as Fouke Secretary. She became known as Miss Mary to everyone. She has been an important part of our school. As our school grew, Miss Mary’s knowledge of bookkeeping grew with it. This knowledge is well known and the government has yet to come up with a form she cannot handle. Raymond Caswell has served on our school board for the past 25 years. He is a hard-working, dedicated board member who has done much to help improve our educational facility. He is an Oklahoma native moving here in 1932. He started farming as a share cropper but later owned his farm. In 1959 he built a modern cotton gin. Valley Gin, where the local farmers could bring their cotton crops to be baled and shipped to market. He is a professional cotton grader and buyer as well as a farmer and cattleman. He is very active in farm-related activities. At the present time he is President of Miller-Bowie County Farmers’ Association and holds officer positions in several others. Also, he is active in church and community affairs. He helped to organize Haley Lake Church and has been a deacon for the past 44 years. He has won several awards including Who's W7ho in Arkansas and the local Friend to education. Mr. Caswell and Miss Mary have been with our school for a quarter of a century. Their character, honesty, and integrity have never been questioned. They are truly devoted to the responsibilities that go with the positions they hold. These reasons, and many more, are why the annual staff, on behalf of the students and _ teachers of Fouke School, do dedicate the ’79 Panther Yearbook to them. It is just a small way of saying . . . jr Wi sGf' v aJHI V w There were many activities that took place at our school during the year. Each Student participated with enthusiasm and spirit. Some of these activities included: (Top Left) The Srs'. Haunted House; (Top Right) Cap and Gown measurements for graduation; (Middle) School Clean-up Day; (Bottom Left) Candy Sales; (Bottom Right) Ping-Pong tournaments. Everyone worked together to make this school year successful. It went by fast, (too fast, some might say) but it was a good year. We all had fun working and playing together. Administration Board Of Education ‘years as member President - Bob Ransdell 3 years Vice-President - Raymond Caswell 25 years Secretary - Dennis Eaves 2 years Albert Thrasher 8 years Bob Ransdell and Dennis Oliver help to improve our school with new doors to the auditorium. Dennis Oliver 6 years 10 Meet The Boss The annual staff appreciates Mr. Davis and his efforts in trying to give us a better school system. We wish him success with everything that he is trving to accomplish. Good luck in the years to Mr. Wilburn Davis started off the 78- 79 school year as superintendent of Fouke High School. He held the position of superintendent at other schools with the Van Cove School District being the last before coming here. conic Dear Students: This message is to express my feelings toward the student body of our school. This year most of you have experienced the only change of administrators in your school career. I’m sure you entered the year filled with anxiety and suspense. Well, I had very similar feelings because I, too, wondered just what our student body would be like. Now I no longer suspect or wonder about you You have CLASS! I urge each of you to join with me and all your teachers as we work to make a good school even better. Sincerely, V ilburn Davis Superintendent The Old and New Mr. Frank McFerrin has worked hard for six years as full time Principal of the Elementary. He has worked for the school as part time teacher and part time principal for seven years. Mr. McFerrin is always helping his students and trying to make things better for them. Left: Mr. McFerrin helps students with library books. Lower right:Mr. McFerrin is busy at work. This is Mr. Joe Crockett’s first year as Principal of Fouke High School and he has done a good job. Mr. Crockett came to Fouke with many new methods and ideas for doing things for the students. One means is his way of cutting down on tardies, which has had quite an effect! If there is one thing left to say about Mr. Crockett it is that he gets the job done. Above: Mr. Crockett stops looking for a file long enough to give us a smile. Left: Mr. Crockett supervises the parking lot while the students leave the school. Office Staff The office staff has done a good job this year. Miss Mary and Mrs. Barker work hard each day keeping books, collecting money and many other jobs. June Bishop, Susan Sutton, Jeanna Roberts, Chris Hobbs, and Sharen Burgess are several high school students who help in the office, also. They keep up with the absentees, run errands and help in any way they can. Keep up the good work! Right: Vivian Barker Left: Mary Sprayberry 13 Bus Drivers Lewis Watkins Kathy Rathburn Allen Jones Gail Watkins Fouke students really depend on the buses to transport them to and from school. And if it weren't for the bus drivers who drive the buses, there might be children who couldn’t make it to school. So many times we may have a tendency to take advantage of them. But they must sometimes carry up to one hundred students on a bus at a time. Right: Raymond Blackmon is a good mechanic to have around for keeping the buses in good working order. He too has been working for the school for 25 years. 14 The Ladies In Gold The cafeteria was remodeled this year with a new oven, steam and cook tables, fryer, mixer, and sink. This was the first time that it has been remodeled since its opening in 1951. The cafeteria is much like an old fashion country kitchen because our cooks are experts when it comes to good old homemade country cooking. Middle right: The lunch room workers are always on the go but here they find time to smile for the camera. Bottom left: Joann Nottingham adjusts Gloria Mayton’s new purple and gold apron and uniform. Bottom right: Hattie Jones is making their famous homemade rolls for the day's lunch. Our Work Crew They play a major part in the functioning of our school. Without them our school would fail to operate properly. Upper right: Here, as usual, Paul Attaway is forever working to keep our school clean. Center right: These after-school-students work under the CETA program, which is sponsored by the Federal Government, and they also contribute to the welfare of our school. I eft to right: Alan Holder. Marty Potts. Bud Franks, Dewayne Mitchell, David Sams, Lynn Roberts. Not pictured: Scott Chapman, Retha Williams. Lower left: Mr. Kenneth Chappell, also under the CETA program, helps rearrange the storeroom for the cafeteria workers. Lower right: Ricky Allen pitches in to get the day’s work done. 16 High School Precious And Few . . . are the moments we have spent. As the weeks turn to years, we look hack at the times we have had. The laughter and tears we have shared, the things we have learned as we have grown together. As our Senior year draws to a close and we face new responsibilities, and as we drive toward the future we can look hack to the years gone by and remember how precious and few those moments really were. There were many colorful happenings at Fouke School in the years of 1978 and 1979: Selling yearlxioks, winning rihlxms at the Four States Fair, beating the heart on “Beat Foreman Day”, Seniors ordering their invitations, and our great Panther Football players at a pep rally. It has been a colorful year. The Seniors of 79 will surely miss ! eing at Fouke next year. 19 A Mrs. Linda Green Mrs. Lois (i Kidson Mr. Curtis Mudford •leanna Kaye Roberts-Pres. Holly Rose Tanton-Treas. Kimberly Lynette Comhs-V. Pres. Perry Reagan Jones-Rep. •lay Gordon Launius-Sec. Angela Ann Attaway Wanda .June Bishop Sharen Rene Burgess Denise Anne Caccamise Klizaheth Cornett Pamela Lynn Fitzgerald Drewie David Cutchall James Keith Forrest Rayland Lynn Cutchall Michael Wayne Harvin LINDA SHURTLEFF GREEN September 1, 1949, Magnolia, Ar. Graduated in 1971 and in 1974 from Southern State College, with a major in Biology and a minor in Chemistry. LOIS ELMA DAVIS GOODSON December 29, 1918, Salem, West Virginia. Graduated in 1944 from Salem College, with a major in Home Economics and a minor in Science. CURTIS L. MUDFORD May 13, 1955, Texarkana, Ar. Attended Texarkana Community College and graduated from the University of Arkansas in 1977, with a major in Agricultural Ed. and a minor in General Science. Now working on a M.S.A. in General Ag. JEANNA KAY ROBERTS October 19, 1960, Texarkana, Ar. Senior Class President, Basketball 9th-12th, Beta Club 9th-12th, Student Council 10th-12th, Cheerleader 9th, 11th, 12th, F.H.A. 9th-10th, Pep Club 7th, 8th, Class Favorite 10th, Typing Award 10th, History Award 11th, Basketball Homecoming Maid 11th, Football Homecoming Maid 11th, Football Homecoming Queen 12th. KIMBERLY LYNETTE COMBS August 16, 1961, Texarkana, Ar. Senior Class Vice-President, Basketball 9th, Track 9th, Junior Play, Pep Club 9th, F.H.A. 9th, 10th, 12th, Beta Club 9th- 12th, Beta Club Representative 11th, Library 9th, 10th, Yearbook 10th, 11th, Paper Staff Assistant Editor 12th, Football Homecoming Maid 12th, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. JAY GORDON LAUNIUS November 17, 1960, Dallas, Tx. Senior Class Secretary, Football 9th-12th, Basketball 9th-12th, Track 9th-12th, F.F.A. 9th-12th, Beta Club 11th, 12th, Student Council 12th. Library 11th, 12th, Paper Staff 12th, Junior Play. HOLLY ROSE TANTON December 15, 1960, Little Rock, Ar. Senior Class Treasurer, Basketball 9th, Track 9th, Junior Play, Pep Club 9th, F.H.A. 9th, 10th, 12th, Beta Club 9th-12th, Student Council 8th, 10th-12th, Student Council Vice-President 11th, Student Council President 12th, F.H.A. 9th, 10th, Cheerleader 9th, 10th, Yearbook 11th, 12th, Paper Staff 12th, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. PERRY REAGAN JONES May 15, 1961, Eureka, California, Senior Class Reporter, Football 9th-12th, Track 9th-12th, Basketball 12th, F.F.A. 9th-12th, Junior Advisor F.F.A. 11th, 12th, Paper Staff Sports Ed., Beta Club 11th, 12th, Library 12th, Junior Class Favorite. ANGELA ATTAWAY December 26, 1960, Texarkana, Tx. Basketball 9th-12th, All District, Cheerleader 9th-12th, Junior Play, F.H.A. 9th-10th, Beta Club 10th-12th, Beta Club President 12th, Student Council 11th, Junior Class Secretary, Library 9th, 12th, Paper Staff 12th, Algebra I Award, English Award, Algebra II Award, Social Studies Award. TRAVIS CHARLES AVANCE November 28, 1960, Ellensburg, Washington. Football 9th-12th, F.F.A. 9th-10th. WANDA JUNE BISHOP August 5, 1961, De Queen, Ar. Track 9th, 10th, Powder Puff Football 9th-llth, F.H.A. 9th-llth, Paper Staff 12th, Junior Play. SHAREN RENE BURGESS October 23, 1961, Texarkana, Tx. Paper Staff 12th, F.F.A. 10th, 11th, Office Staff 12th, Pep Club 9th, Girl Scouts 9th, 10th. DENISE ANNE CACCAMISI July 14, 1961, Memphis, Tennessee. Powder Puff Football 10th, 11th, Paper Staff 12th, F.H.A. 10th, 11th, Pep Club 9th, 10th, Junior Play, Library 12th. ELIZABETH CORNETT December 2, 1958, Crossett, Ar., Pep Club 9th-12th. DREWIE DAVID CUTCHALL April 12, 1960, Texarkana, Ar. RAYLAND LYNN CUTCHALL October 25, 1961, Texarkana, Ar. F.F.A. 9th-llth, Star Chapter Farmer, State Farmers Degree, Fish and Wildlife Manager. PAMELA LYNN FITZGERALD February 20, 1961, Eureka, California, Powder Puff Football, 9th-llth, Basketball 9th, Track 9th-10th, F.H.A. 9th-12th, Paper Staff 12th, Miss P.E. 11th. MICHAEL WAYNE HARVIN March 1, 1961, Texarkana, Ar. ELIZABETH ANNETTE JONES August 31, 1960, California, Track 9th and 11th, Powder Puff Football 9th-10th, Beta Club 10th- 12th, Beta Club Historian 11th, F.H.A. 9th-12th, F.H.A. Historian 10th, FTA 9th, Yearbook llth-12th, Paper Staff 12th, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. MARLA MARIE LAXTON April 15, 1961, Houston, Tx. Powder Puff Football 11th, Bazaar Queen 11th, Class Favorite 9th. TRACY WAYNE MAYTON August 7, 1961, Eureka, California, Judo 9th-12th, F.F.A. 9th-10th, Paper Staff 12th, Bazaar King 11th. JESSE MICHAEL MEDINA March 13, 1961, San Antonio, Tx. Football llth-12th, Track llth-12th. SHARON RENEE MONROE August 21, 1961, Texarkana, Tx. Basketball 9th-12th, Track 10th, Beta Club 10th-12th, F.H.A. 9th-12th, F.H.A. Secretary 10th, Jr. Play, Bazaar Queen 12th, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. NOAH THOMAS MONROE October 17, 1959, Texarkana, Ar. Football 10th, Basketball 9th, Track 10th, F.F.A. 9th-llth, Bazaar King 9th, Class Favorite 10th, Vice-President Sophomore class, Jr.-Sr. Prom Prince. ANGELA GAIL MOORE October 4, 1960, Dallas, Tx. Basketball 9th-llth, Powder Puff Football 9th-10th, Beta Club 9th-12th, Beta Club Treasurer 10th, State Beta Club Vice-President 78-79, F.H.A. 9th-10th, Freshman Class President, Sophomore Class Reporter, Junior Class Vice-President, Yearbook llth-12th. Yearbook Editor 12th, Football Homecoming Maid 12th, Basketball Homecoming Maid 11th, Social Studies Award 10th, Chemistry Award 11th, All Tournament Basketball 9th, Senior Class Favorite, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. CRYSTAL LYNN PETTY September 4, 1960, Atlanta, Tx. Powder Puff Football 9th-llth, F.H.A. 9th-10th, Beta Club lOth-llth, F.F.A. lOth-llth, Pep Club 9th. MARTY ROBIN POTTS September 28, 1961, Texarkana, Ar. Football Manager lOth-llth, Basketball Manager 9th-11th, Track Manager 9th-10th, F.F.A. 9th-12th, Beta Club President 11th, Paper Staff Editor 12th, Student Council 12th, Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Class Reporter. LEAH DARLENE PILGREEN August 19, 1961, Texarkana, Tx. Powder Puff Football 9th-12th, F.H.A. 9th-10th, Pep Club 9th-10th, Beta Club 10th-12th, Junior Play, F.F.A. 12th, Bazaar Queen 10th, Sophomore Class Secretary, Science Fair Award 11th, Who’s Who Among American High Students. MICHAEL VINCE PILGREEN January 27, 1961, Martinez, California, Football 9th-llth, F.F.A. 9th-10th, Beta Club 11 th-12th, Junior Play, Senior Class Favorite. DAVID RAY RATHBURN August 24, 1961, Texarkana, Ar. Football 9th-12th, Basketball 9th-12th, Track 9th-12th, F.F.A. 9th-12th, F.F.A. Sentinel 10th-12th, Junior Play, Bazaar King 12th, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. SHEILA RHEA ROBERTSON January 3, 1961, Houston, Tx. Basketball 11th, Basketball Manager 12th, Track 11th, Powder Puff Football 11th, Beta Club llth-12th, Pep Club llth-12th. Band 9th-10th, Yearbook 12th, Paper Staff 12th, Junior Play, Football Homecoming Maid 12th, Junior Class Favorite, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. DEBORAH SUE SCHAEFFER May 12, 1961, Texarkana, Ar. Basketball 9th, Powder Puff Football 11th, Track 11th, Pep Club 9th, Paper Staff 12th. BARBARA JEAN SMITH February 16, 1961, Corpus Christi, Tx. Powder Puff Football llth-12th. Beta Club 10th-12th, Beta Club Treasurer 11th, Yearbook 10th-12th, Paper Staff 12th, Pep Club 12th, Junior Play, Band 9th, Biology Award 10th, History Award 11th, Math Award Uth, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. BARRY JOE SMITH October 5, 1961, Texarkana, Tx. Basketball 10th-12th, Student Council Vice-President 12th, Beta Club 9th-12th, F.F.A. 9th, FTA 9th, Paper Staff 12th, Science Fair First Place Award 1977. RANDY J. STOVALL March 12, 1961, Texarkana, Ar. SUSAN BETH SUTTON April 5, 1961, Houston, Tx. Basketball 9th, Powder Puff Football 10th, Pep Club 9th-10th, F.H.A. 9th-llth, Beta Club 10th-12th, Paper Staff 12th, Miss Western 11th, F.F.A. Sweetheart 11th, Home Economics Award 11th, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Klizabeth Annette -Innes Marin Marie l-axtnn Tracy Wayne Mayton -lesse Michael Medina Angela (Jail Moore Sharon Renee Monroe Crystal I-vnn Petty Noah Thomas Monroe Marty Robin Potts T7 I Lf I-eah Darlene Pilgreen Michael Vince Pilgreen David Ray Hathlnirn Sheila Rhea Robertson Barry Joe Smith - Deborah Sue Schaeffer Randy J. Stovall Barbara Jean Smith Susan Beth Sutton JOHNNY LYNN WILLIAMS November 12, 1960, Texarkana, Ar. Football 9th-12th, Basketball 10th-12th, Track lOth-llth, FTA 9th, F.F.A. 9th-10th, Beta Club llth-12th, Paper Staff 12th, Junior Play. Reagan Jones Kim Combs Leah Pilgreen n Angela Moore .____________________________ ------ Susan Sutton My How We’ve Changed! Marty Potts The student IxkIv is involved in many activities that help to make school more meaningful. I e| rallies, student newspapers, cluh initiations, contests, homecomings, and Imiupiets are im|kortant learning; experiences that force us to plan ahead, work together, and make decisions. Solving problems and budgeting our s|M-nding money are skills that we will always In- able to use. Several of us go to school in Texarkana. Learning to relax and use our recreational time wisely is an important part of our education. Johnny Lynn Williams Travis Charles Avance It is with a feeling of pride and admiration that we, the Jrs., do congratulate the Srs. of '79 on a fantastic year. Your twelve years at Fouke will be long remembered by those who taught you and by those who looked up to you for advice and friendship. As you begin your new life away from here, begin it with the zeal you have always had then happiness and prosperity will follow. We will miss you as all best friends” do. 32 It’s Been Fun!!! SPONSORS: Mr. Michael Chunn Mrs. Joy Leatherwood Mrs. Cheryl McPherson Susanne Beasley, Pres. Kelly Rowton, V. Pres. Dee Dee Rogers, Sec.-Treas. Tammy Peavy, Rep. Jeanne Adams Charlotte Anderson Larry Anderson Jamey Attaway Jeff Benson Edwin Bohn Mitzi Boyce Crystal Bulkley James Cockerham Karen Coker Sandra Cross Phyllis Fitzgerald Gena Fultz Cathy Hardin Cheryl Herron Tony Hickson 33 Karen Jones Karry Jones Lawrence Jones Renee Johnson Mark Larey Jack Launius Barbara Lowe Theresa Martin Lee Ann Mewborn Ronnie Owens Stephen Pickering Wade Pilgreen David Robinett Byron Robertson Pam Stanley The Junior Class had a good year for ’79. Except of course, when the students were given a homework assignment, all the fun was taken out of going to school. But, Retha, Renee, and Jeff, we ALL know that school is not just for playing. A little work is involved, too. 34 Lynda Studebaker Donna Tefteller Mike Thomas Patricia Vennard Joyce Williams Retha Jean Williams Marty Yount SPONSORS: Mr. Larry Burnett Mrs. Donna Kuykendall Mrs. Glenda Ray Sharon Easley, Pres. Kathy Rathburn, V. Pres. Thomas Weems, Sec. Wade Fant, Tres. Whitney Combs, Rep. Alece Adams Dewayne Attaway Margaret Attaway Tracy Barker Mike Barrington Kathy Benson Amber Boom Keith Bradford Carla Clements Tony Clubine Monty Coker Sheila Coker Allen Green Melissa Griffin George Hayes 35 Donna Hobbs Janet Huber Denny Hyman Dewayne Hyman Naomi Jones Ricky Jones Dawn Long Mark Mayton Kenneth Monroe Diane Orgeron Keith Page Phyllis Robertson Sheri Sharp Bobby Smith Vicki Smith Penny Stovall Sherry Swanson Peggy Thomas Dale Webb Mike Wilson “It’s great to be in Senior High!” This seems to be what most students say when they begin their Sophomore year. (Left) Melissa and Sheri pose for a picture while (Right) Wade and Mike get caught in the hall between classes by Mrs. Goodson. SPONSORS: Miss Pam Carpenter Mr. Allen Jones Mrs. Lorene Mills Rodney LaGrone, Pres. Chuck Wagner, V. Pres. Ruby Goodson, Sec. Linda Fitzgerald, Tres. ■ Teresa Hyman, Rep Sandie Aaron Gloria Attaway Kevin Attaway Ron Bishop Bobby Bowen Curtis Burris Renee Coker Jessica Crabtree John Feutral Charles Floyd Kenneth Fowler Troy Frost Roger Frost Robbie Fultz Shane Green 37 Mike Hogue Kenneth Hamilton Judy Hardin Frankie Harvin Delores Haynes Chris Hobbs Stacy Hon Tammy House Teresa Huber Joe Jones Penny Jones Tammy King Annette Lafayette Bud Laxton Jodene Lowe Janette Martin Donna Mayton Mitchell McCormick Tammie McCormick Russell McCracken Renee Miller Diana Mudford Joann Mudford Phillip Nottingham Tammy Odum Andy Payne aa Blake Pilgreen Tessa Pilgreen Cheryl Potts Bobby Rathburn Tracy Risher Paula Rogers Mark Schaeffer Jeffery Scoggins Donna Scott Kenneth Smith Allen Sprayberry Carl Story Robert Story Lisa Stout Donna Swanson Joel Thomas Shirley Thomason Teresa Waggoner Brent Ware Brock Warren The Freshmen Class always seems to be studying. Well, almost always. Above, Stacy and Tracy Risher are hard at work, but what, or who, does Stacy Hon seem to be thinking about? SPONSORS: Mr. Floyd Goodson Mrs. Wanda Hobson Mr. Allen Ray Lynn Roberts, Pres. Jamie Crabtree, V. Pres. Spencer Alford, Sec-Tres Alan Holder, Rep Tim Allen Billy Altom Coy Altom Emil Armendariz Sue Attaway Wiley Attaway Connie Avance Teena Barker Danita Beasley Anita Bowen Ronnie Bowen Christina Bradford Wendell Cannon Scott Chapman Michele Coker Penny Cooper 40 Lisa Cornett Emily Crabtree Joannie Crabtree Shanna Davis Lisa Floyd Gail Fowler Bud Franks Patsy Gideon Alicia Green Carl Hadden Mike Haddon Allen Hartshorn Doyle Harvin Lynn Harvin Willa Haynes Angelia Hensley Kevin Hensley Jerry Hill Richard Hill Mathew Jackson Lori Jones Terissa Kirtley Terry Kirtley Mark Launius Elly Long Dewayne Mitchell Clayton Mixon Jesse Nolte Lee Nottingham Bryan Orgeron 41 These students were suppose to be studying, but whenever the camera is around everyone starts smiling. Chris Purifoy Willie Ray John Rouw David Sams Becky Schaeffer Keith Scoggins Marsha Scott Glenda Shelton Terry Simpson Peggy Story Karla Swanson David Taylor Charles Teer Sandra Tefteller Christi Thomas Kevin Tweedy Jeff Walraven Tommy Wilson 42 SPONSORS: Mr. Kent Crowder Mrs. Francis Jones Mr. Michael Rhoden Mrs. Helen Adams Jay Rowton, Pres. Terry Sutton, V. Pres. Kenny Walraven, Sec.-Tres. Stacey Bishop, Rep. Mark Aaron Duncan Attaway Brent Bohn Charlie Brown Camile Burgess Mary Burris Bibs Burt Steve Casey Steve Coker Barbara Crabtree Cynthia Crank Larry Crank Stanley Eaves Rodney Elliott Dolphie Ethridge Sandra Floyd Robert Frost Timmy Frost Dane Fultz Debbie Gladden Patsy Hinds 43 Derrell Holder David Hon Perry Jacoby Donna Lamb Joe Latham Barbara Mauldin Pattie Marlin John Martin Steve Martin Adria Mattson Sherman McCormick Karen McFerrin Mike Mixon Laura Nottingham Doug Philyaw Bill Robinson Kevin Robinson Eddie Rouw Angela Rowton Phillip Sanders Eddie Saveli Jerry Scoggins Kevin Smith Leah Spoonemore Christy Sprayberry Sonya Stanley Lonnie Stockton Brenda Story Scott Story Angela Taylor Susie Thomason Junior Tipton Karen Walden Carla Walls Cynthia Ware 44 “Who’s Who” MR. FOUKE HIGH When Fouke High School voted Reagan Jones as Mr. Fouke High, it was pretty evident why. He is one of the sweetest guys you would ever want to meet. He really gets involved. He’s just a great all around guy! MS. FOUKE HIGH Angela Attaway was voted as Miss Fouke High. Angela is always involved with any and everything to do with the school. She has an outgoing personality that is noticed by everyone. 4_ MOST HANDSOME AND MOST BEAUTIFUL Keith Forrest - Marla Laxton BIGGEST FLIRTS Reagan Jones - Sharen Burgess BEST DRESSED Barry Smith - Susan Sutton MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara Smith - David Cutchall FAVORITE TEACHERS Mrs. Green - Coach Mr. Ray MOST COURTEOUS Vince Pilgreen - Sharon Monroe CUTEST COUPLE •Jeanna Roberts - Tommie Monroe Tracy Mayton - Holly Tanton MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Sheila Robertson - Marty Potts MOST DEPENDABLE Angela Moore - Johnny Williams Class Favorites A class favorite is one who has a personality that is warm, friendly and outgoing. These students were chosen by their classmates because they are easy to get along with and are “best all-around” in the eyes of their friends. Top: Seventh grade, Karen Walden and Duncan Attaway really enjoy “sliding around”! Lower left: Eighth grade, Sue Ann Peavy and Wendell Cannon take a rest after playing at McDonaldland; Lower right: Ninth grade, Tracy Risher and Brock Warren are about to go on a trip to hamburgerland with Ronald McDonald. Si TENTH GRADE-Michael Barrington, Vicki Smith. Mike finally got to be part of a Big Mac! Vicki didn’t want too much publicity so she waited until AFTER the pictures were made before she became a part. ELEVENTH GRADE-Mike Thomas, Barbara Lowe. Barbara and Mike are so funny they even made this tree laugh! TWELFTH GRADE-Vince Pilgreen, Angela Moore. Vince and Angela play ring around the hamburger! The class favorites had a really good time playing at McDonaldland. Thanks Ronald McDonald!!! 52 Class Honors Nothing has ever been achieved without enthusiasm. Always striving to do their best, these students have been chosen as departmental representatives by the high school faculty. A combination of grades, interest, ability, attitude, cooperation, and grade level was used to make these selections. A new category, Best-All-Around, has been added this year. All faculty personnel were allowed to vote for a senior boy and girl who is an outstanding member of their class. This is quite an honor for a student to be voted for this position. It’s good that students can take school and their studies seriously to do a good job. Good work students! - '________________ MS. ENGLISH Angela Attaway BEST-ALL-AROUND Vince Pilgreen ■■P MS. SOCIAL STUDIES Barbara Smith MS. HOME ECONOMICS Annette Jones 53 Randy Stovall MS. SCIENCE Lynda Studebaker MS. BUSINESS Angela Moore BEST ALL AROUND Angela Attaway MR. MATH Marty Potts 54 MR. AGRI David Rathburn Clubs (Lower Left to Right): Beta Club officers are: Angela Attaway, Pres.; Donna Tefteller, V-Pres.; Jeanne Adams, Treas.; SuSanne Beasley, Rep.: (NP) Jamie Attaway, Sec.; Margaret Attaway, Hist. Bottom Left to Right Top Row: Jeanna Roberts, Monty Coker, Sherry Swanson, Jeanette Martin, Naomi Jones, Donna Swanson, Jack Launius, Jeanne Adams, Mitzi Boyce, Barbara Lowe, Margaret Attaway, Angela Moore. Second Row: Vince Pilgreen, Barry Smith, Keith Forrest, Sharon Monroe, Johnny Williams, Cheryl Herron, Jay Launius, Holly Tanton, Leah Pilgreen, Lynda Studebaker. Third Row: Peggy Thomas, Gena Fultz, Jamie Attaway, Donna Tefteller, Sheila Robertson, Reagan Jones, Jeanie Rogers, Sharon Easley, Sheila Coker, Alece Adams, Tracey Farker. Fourth Row left to right: Susan Beasley, Barbara Smith, Annette Jones, Angie Attaway, Kenneth Monroe, Kim Combs, Chris Hobbs, Rodney LaGrone, Kathy Benson, Mrs. Mills - Sponsor. Angela Moore, State V-Pres. Mrs. Mills, Sponsor Upper Left: Princess Leia (Alece Adams) and Darth Vader (Barry Smith) had fun riding in the Four States Fair Parade last year. Lower Left: Chewbacca (Jay Launius) and Bartender Marty Potts had fun also; but Jay admitted later that it was “really hot in the costumes under 100° heat.” Lower Right: Not only was riding in the parade fun, but working on it was just as much fun. All the hard work payed off-the Beta club won first place, $100, and a trophy for the best float in the parade. - %4n 7+am r t Library The Library Club was reorganized this year. The library assistants help classes check out books. They are responsible for the maintenance of the library. They reshelf books, and answer reference questions. Lower Left group shot: (left to right top row) Phyllis Fitzgerald, Angela Attaway, Marty Potts, Jeanna Roberts, Jay Launius, Annette Jones, Reagan Jones, Sharon Monroe, Jack Launius, Vince Pilgreen, Denise Caccamisi. Bottom Row: Leah Pilgreen, Miss Pam Carpenter, Kathy Hardin. Ask any of the library assistants and they’ll tell you that being a library assistant isn’t easy. When a class comes in, it can be really hectic! Left: Susan Sutton, 6th period assistant. Lower Right: Tommie Monroe, 4th period assistant. Front: Carla Clements, Annette Lafayette, Sheila Coker, Joann Mudford, Jodene Lowe, Diann Mudford, Sandy Arron, Judy Hardin, Donna Mayton, Sheri Swanson, Sandra Cross; Middle: Phyllis Fitzgerald. Vicki Smith, Teresa Hyman, Lisa Griffin, Sherry Sharp, Stacy Risher, Tracy Risher, Ruby Goodson, Donna Swanson, Teresa Huber, Linda Fitzgerald, Penny Stovall; Back; Donna Hobbs, Lori Webb, Lisa Stout, Tracey Barker, Alece Adams, Kathy Benson, Tammy Odum, Rene Miller, Jessica Crabtree, Donna Scott, Cheryl Potts, Tammy King, Gloria Attaway, Peggy Thomas, Karen Jones Future Homemakers Of America FHA initiation is always a lot of fun. All the new-members dressed up, or dressed down we should say, for the occasion. But The Future Homemakers of America is a good organization that has many projects that help the home as well as the community. Congratulations to all the FHA members on a job well done. And a big thanks to our hard-working sponsor, Donna Kuykendall. 9' 58 FHA Beau: Tracy Mayton Future Farmers Of America FFA Sweetheart: Peggy Thomas Front: A. Payne, B. Bowen, K. Hamilton, P. Nottingham, J. Westbrook, A. Sprayberry. B. Warren, K. Attaway, K. Fowler, C. Floyd, Middle: Mr. Mudford, S. Green, B. Laxton, T. Frost, C. Story, C. Wagner, C. Hobbs, J. Thomas, J. Scoggins, R. Lagrone, J. Jones; Back: T. Wagner, S. Marlin, M. McCormick, B. Ware, R. Frost, M. Schaeffer, C. Burris, R. McCracken, B. Rathburn, M. Yount, K. Smith, B. Pilgreen Front: M. Mayton, G. Hayes, K. Monroe, B. Smith, D. Attaway, T, Weems, D. Hyman, K. Bradford, S. Pickering; Back: M. Coker. K. Rathburn, D. Long, W. Fant, M. Wilson, K. Page, L. Pilgreen, A. Green, D. Hyman, M. Barrington Front: D. Rathburn - Sent., K. Forrest - Jr. Ad.; Middle: M. Potts - Sec., J. Williams - Treas., V. Pilgreen - Rep., Back: J. Launius - Pres., R. Jones - V. Pres. 59 Student Council The Student Council has had to undergo a few changes this year. Though Mr. Rhoden, our old sponsor has left. Miss Carpenter and the council worked to keep us together and going strong. Lower Right: Left to Right top: Tracey Barker, Terry Sutton, Jessica Crabtree, Mike Thomas, Alicia Green, Jay Launius, Jamey Attaway, Marty Potts, Peggy Thomas, Bottom: Miss Carpenter-Sponsor, Jeanna Roberts-Sec., Barry Smith, V-Pres., Holly Tanton-Pres. (NP) Russ McCracken, Tammy Peavy. Above: The Student Council sold candy and had several other projects to raise money for the much needed trophy cases. Ralph Baird did a good job in building the trophy cases for us. Paper Staff ’78 - ’79 Upper Left: Top left to right: Barry Smith, Keith Forrest, Reagan Jones, Jay Launius, Marty Potts, Michael Harvin. Middle: Miss Carpenter, Vince Pilgreen, Sharon Monroe, Angie Attaway, Susan Sutton, Annette Jones, Kim Combs, Sharen Burgess, Debbie Schaeffer, Leah Pilgreen, Sheila Robertson. Bottom: Mrs. Mills, June Bishop, Pam Fitzgerald, Denise Caccamisi, Johnny Williams, Jeanna Roberts. “Spirit Banner of ‘79’, that’s the paper that the Srs. work on to put out every month. The Srs. worked hard deciding on what articles to publish, gossip, letters to the editor and ads. The paper staff feels they have accomplished alot with their paper, the articles that may have opened eyes and all the gossip that everyone loves to read. Editor-Marty Potts, Co-Editor-Kim Combs, Puzzle Page-June Bishop, Sports-Reagan Jones-Angela Attaway, Sr. Page-Barbara Smith Susan Sutton, Artists-Jay Launius-Sharen Burgess, Gossip-Vince Pilgreen, Advertising-Sheila Robertson, Advisors-Mrs. Mills-Miss Carpenter. Annual Staff Left to Right, Top Row: Leah Pilgreen, Jamey Attaway, Sheila Robertson, Whitney Combs, Karen Jones, Tracey Barker, Peggy Thomas, Mrs. Hobson-Sponsor. Left: Tracey Barker and Peggy Thomas are new on the staff this year and both have done a good job. The Annual Staff has worked hard putting together a good book and we hope that you enioy it. We apologize for the not so good pictures we had to use. We have learned a great deal about photography this year and about working with other people. PTA Right: PTA officers from Left to Right: President - Janet Brantley; Vice-President - Evelyn Huff; Secretary - Roxie Bledsoe; Treasurer - Gloria Eaves. Lower Right: The Halloween Bazaar Committee discusses the events of the Bazaar. Parrie Mae Crabtree (middle right in picture) was Committee Chairperson. Below: All the money made from the Bazaar last year went to new playground equipment for the elementary. It was bought and set-up before school was out last year. The PTA spent $1,550 on lockers for the high school and also bought the primary building a water fountain. Any money left over went to the auditorium chair fund headed by the Beta Club. FTAA Lower Left: Miss Relthford - President of FTAA. Right: Mrs. Linda Green presents Mr. Raymond Caswell with a plaque for being honored as the Annual Friends of Education. The FTAA nominated and voted Mr. Caswell for this award because of his work with the FTAA. Lower Right: Teachers from Fouke went to the AEA convention in Little Rock this year. Our association is always active in district and state education meetings. Several leaders attend the workshop conferences in the summer. Sr. Cheerleaders The cheerleaders were given the last five minutes of school on ballgame days to cheer in the hall for our Panthers. Top: Mitzi Boyce; Middle: Angie Attaway, Co. Cap; Kathy Rathburn, Barbara Lowe; Bottom: Margaret Attaway, Donna Hobbs, Jeanna Roberts, Capt. 63 Jr. High Cheerleaders Front: Melanie Johnson, mascot; Middle - I. to R; Lori Jones, Joannie Crabtree; Annette Lafayette - Capt.; Back: Chris Hobbs, Teresa Hyman - co-capt; Linda Fitzgerald; Center Middle - Lori Jones did a great job this year keeping up the school spirit; Middle - right: Teresa Hyman, along with the other cheerleaders, was proud to march in the parade; She did a great joh this year. Thanks” to Diane Anderson who sponsored the Jr. High cheerleaders. Above: Linda Fitzgerald balances herself upon Chris Hobbs as she makes the victory sign during pep rally. Across: Annette Lafayette and Joni Crabtree “Strut their Stuff” for the panthers. 64 Fouke Panther Pep Club Front: Sheila Robertson - Captain, Sheri Swanson - Co-Captain, Carla Clements - Sec., Sandra Cross - Treas., Phyllis Fitzgerald - Rep.; Middle; Paula Rogers, Penny Cooper, Jodene Lowe, Mary Burris, Donna Swanson, Karen McFerrin, Cynthia Ware; Back; Barbara Smith, Mandy Weems, Sonya Stanley The Pep Club sponsor this year was Diane Anderson. She worked very hard to make the club a success. Above: Sheri Swanson and Sheila Robertson carry the Fouke Panther Pep Club banner proudly with the cheerleaders and Pep Club marching and yelling cheers with lots of spirit. Left: Fouke Pep Club marching in the Four States Fair Parade. 65 Ex-Students Top Right: Ex-Students officers from left to right: Buren Cooper-second V-P; William Sutton-first V-P; Lowell Adams-Pres.; Frank McFerrin-Chap. Chaplain; Nan Longino-Sec; Effie Pace-Hist. Members of the Ex-Students work on projects that would help better the school and community. Shown in these pictures are the Ex-Students working and planning on projects. Booster Club At every football game, every basketball game and any other school event that calls for cokes, popcorn, and candy. The Booster Club members are always there. The money they make from the refreshments go to help finance new and better facilities and equipment for the school and athletes. This year students are helping in the concession stands giving club members an opportunity to watch the games. Sports Panthers Have Winning Season Our Panther team is (left to right): Bottom: Mgr. Ricky Jones, Ronnie Owens, Byron Robertson, Mike Medina, Wade Fant, ‘Vince Pilgreen, Mike Wilson; Middle: Keith Bradford, David Rathburn, George Hayes, Travis Avance, Johnny Williams, ’Mark Larey, Tony Clubine; Top: Jack Launius, Bobby Smith, Mark Mayton, Larry Anderson, Dale Webb, Jay Launius, Reagan Jones, Asst. Coach Larry Burnett, Head Coach Allen Ray. ’Season Incomplete Coach Allen Ray played high school football at Nashville and made all-state two years in a row (1970-71). He then went on to play college football at Henderson. But not only was Coach Ray involved in football, he played basketball and ran track in high school. In 1970 and 1971 he was state hurdles champion and was 4th in the state in the Decathalon. With this background it is obvious why he is such a great coach! MANAGER Ricky Jones Panthers Play to Win Way to go Panthers! On behalf of the entire student body, the annual staff would like to give each and everyone of you a pat on the back for doing such a good job this year. The victories that we had really gave a boost to the spirit of Fouke High School. We will miss each of the Senior Panthers who will be graduating this year. They are: Travis Avance, Reagan Jones, Jay Launius, Mike Medina, David Rathbum, and Johnnv Williams. Also best of luck to the Panthers of next year, and may they have even more victories in the years to come. SCOREBOARD Fouke 0 Stamps 14 Fouke 0 Glenwood 22 Fouke 25 Red water, Tex. 0 Fouke 21 Lewisville 0 Fouke 0 Horatio 34 Fouke 21 Maude, Tex. 0 Fouke 27 Murfresboro 6 Fouke 28 Foreman 14 Fouke 6 Mineral Springs 19 •Homecoming Game The Mighty Junior High Panthers Our Jr. Panthers are (left to right): Bottom: Doyle Harvin, Ron Bishop, Matthew Jackson, Blake Pilgreen, Bud Franks, Charles Teer, Kevin Tweedy, Terry Kirtley, Jerry Hill, Kenneth Smith; 2nd row: Spencer Alford, Mark Launius, Jamie Crabtree, Mike Yount, Mike Page, Tommy Wilson, Jeff Walraven, Billy Altom, Alan Holder, Bryan Orgeron; 3rd row: Jeff Scoggins, Chuck Floyd, Troy Frost, Joel Thomas, Clayton Mixon, Bobby Rathburn, Rodney LaGrone, Keith Scoggins, Andy Payne: Top: Robert Story, Kevin Attaway, Mike Hogue, Chuck Wagner, Johnny Westbrook, Brock Warren, Allen Sprayberry, Willie Ray, Russ McCracken. These boys did a fine job this year, and will continue to in future years! MANAGERS Seated: Lynn Roberts, Chris Purifoy, Standing: Allen Hartshorn. Coach Larry Burnett did a great job this year as Head Coach of the Junior High football team. His team had a fantastic season for 1978. Each player worked hard and put forth a lot of effort to show that they wanted to win. The Junior team isn’t always given the support that it deserves. Some don’t realize that they are the on-coming Senior Panther boys. Way to go Juniors! Get ‘em, Got ‘em, Good! Beginners But Winners The 7th grade Panther Football players are: Bottom: Mark Aaron, Steve Casey, Bill Robinson, Scott Story; Middle: Paul Watkins, Darrell Holder, Rodney Elliott, Mike Mixon, David Hon, Jerry Scoggins, Junior Tipton, Doug Philyaw; Top: Kenny Walraven, Duncan Attaway, Jay Rowton, Terry Sutton, Kevin Smith, John Martin, Larry Crank. Coach: Kent Crowder. THE SR. BOYS GO TO HOUSTON This year Coach Crowder took the Sr. High Basketball Boys to Houston to see the' Houston Rockets play. Before they could go, they had to raise enough money to do so. One way they made the money was having the Fouke Independent teams play the area coaches. J INTRAMURAL The same night the Independent and Coaches teams played, they had an intramural game between the 12th and 9th grade girls against the 11th and 10th grade girls who do not play basketball. Most Valuable Player trophies were awarded to Sheila Robertson and Leighann Attaway. Senior High Panthers Truck On Our Sr. Panthers are: Kneeling: Manages Kenny Hamilton, Marty Potts; Standing: Keith Forrest, Barry Smith, Reagan .Jones, Coach Kent Crowder, Mike Thomas, Jack Launius, Jay Launius; Seated: Chuck Wagner, Keith Page, Kelly Rowton, David Rathburn, Johnny Williams, Bryon Robertson. The team really worked hard and long in order to have a good team this season. Coach James Kent Crowder; graduate B.S.E. Henderson State University, graduate M.S.E. Henderson State University 1978. He played basketball for Henderson State University during 1974-75, 1975-76 in which Henderson was the NA1A National Runner-Ups. Coach Crowder’s teaching areas are health and sociology. Panther Senior Girls The Sr. Girls are: Bottom: Sharon Easley - Guard - Soph., •Jeanna Roberts - Guard - Sr., Barbara Lowe ■ Forward - Jr., Mitzi Boyce - Guard - Jr.,Middle: Margaret Attaway - Guard - Soph., Kathy Rathburn - Forward - Soph., Vicki Smith - Forward - Soph., Peggy Thomas - Forward - Soph., Top: Karen Green - Mgr. - Soph., Angela Attaway - Forward - Sr., Cheryl Herron - Guard • Jr., Gena Fultz - Guard - Jr., Kathy Benson - Forward - Soph., Alece Adams - Guard - Soph., Sharon Monroe - Forward - Sr., Holly Tanton - Guard - Sr., Coach Glenda Ray Coach Glenda Ray is a graduate of Bradley High School where her team won state 2 of 3 yrs. She was All State 1 yr. Mrs. Ray is also a graduate of Henderson State University with a B.S.E. Degree in Art and certification in Physical Ed. She played basketball at H.S.U. where they won AWISA State Tournament 2 yrs. She has coached 1 yr. at Ouachite High and 2 yrs. at Stamps High. She has done a SUPERB job here. Shooting For Two The Jr. Boys are: Eugene Plunk Bobby Bowen Joel Thomas Mike Hogue Brock Warren Kevin Attaway Coach Kent Crowder Clayton Mixon Chris Purifoy Mark Launius Mike Yount Carl Story Jamie Ray Crabtree Bobby Rathburn Brent Ware Alan Hartshorn, Mgr. To Be Number One The Jr. Girls team is: Bottom: Jessica Crabtree, Mgr; Carla Wells, Teresa Hyman, Coach Glenda Ray, Joannie Crabtree, Michele Coker, Annette Lafayette, Middle: Diann Mudford, Lori Jones, Linda Fitzgerald, Sissy Scott, Joann Mudford, Christi Thomas, Penny Cooper, Top: Donna Scott, Tammy Odum, Renee Miller, Lori Webb, Teena Barker, Sue Peavy, Chris Bradford. The Jr. Girls played well this year. We wish them luck in the years to come. 7th Grade Boys: Top: Joe Latham, Darrell Holder, John Martin, Terry Sutton, Jay Rowton, Duncan Attawav, Steve Casey, Coach Kent Crowder, Middle: Bill Robinson, Kenny Walraven, Junior Tipton, Mike Mixon, Larry Crank, Scott Story, Jerry Scoggins, Bottom: Dolphie Ethridge, David Hon, Kevin Smith, Mark Aaron, Sherman McCormick, Eddie Saveli, Paul Watkins. 7th and Pee Wee Boys 7th and Pee Wee Girls 7th Grade Girls! Standing: Carla Walls Stacey Bishop Barbara Mauldin Karen Walden Coach Glenda Ray Sonya Stanley Debbie Gladden Bibs Burt Camille Burgess Kneeling: Cynthia Ware Karen McFerrin Adria Mattson Coach Glenda Ray is coaching the Pee Wee girls' team in basketball. She is teaching them how to handle the ball and the importance of teamwork. Part of their P.E. class is devoted to basketball and everybody has the same opportunity to play. 81 Judo And Gymnastics Dr. Goodson has directed a Youth Center concept for over five years at Fouke. Among the many projects the center has sponsored are judo and gymnastics. The iudo club has enjoyed more success and publicity than either of the two. Several have competed in national tournaments. Sue Peavy has been runner-up two years in a row, 1977-78, and Ruby Goodson took third place in 1977. Both Sue and Ruby were state champions in 1977. This year, 1979, Tracy Mayton and Byron Robertson will be eligible to represent FOUKE School in the NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Tournament. In Gymnastics we have Debbie Corley, Denise Caccamisi, and about twelve more girls in training. Goodson oversees their workouts. The judo club consists of; Bottom: Tracy Mayton, Bryan Orgeron, Pat Freeman; Middle: Brooks, Stanley, Chris Hobson; Top: Clara Goodson, Jim Briggs, Wade Hobson, Coy Altom, and Charles Teer. Dr. Floyd L. Goodson is their instructor. REDS Bottom: Darren Harris, Julie Harris, Chad Smith, Brooks Stanley, David Sirmons; Middle: Chris Hobson, Lance Wise, Shawn Price, Shane Price, Top: Coaches Dewayne Green and John Smith. Summer Sports CARDINALS BABE RUTH Bottom: Sue Peavy, Dianne Orgeron; Second: Joel Thomas, Spencer Alford, Alan Holder, Bryan Orgeron, Mike Yount; Third: Clayton Mixon, Lawrence Jones, Frankie Harvin; Top: Chuck Wagner, Brock Warren, Coaches Pnil Peavy and Ernest Orgeron. (Sponsored by the Seventh Day Baptist Church.) Baseball TIGERS Bottom: David Norris, Anthony Miller, Greg Jones, Russell Lemley, Tonya Page, Shelly McWilliams; Top: Chris Robinson, Doug Brantley, Kelly Eaves, Jim Briggs, Ray Crabtree, Manager Bill Robinson, Coaches Bill Brantley and Jerry Page. 83 Eagles Lori Walraven, Dale Crabtree, Carl Teer, Clay Warren, Dennis Coker, Darrin Fitzgerald, Rodney Watkins, Ronnie Watkins, Coaches: Charlie W’atkins, Mary Fitzgerald £ MG E J-G'-E Clary Butane Coaches: Marvin Thomas, Gary Eaves, Howard Walraven, Middle: David Barker, John Barker, Kevin Thomas, Tommy Crank, Mark Green, Kevin Huff, Bottom: Terry Sutton, Ronald Richardson, Bobby Hyman, Kenny Walraven, Larry Wayne Crank. Cubs Coaches: Anthony Robertson, Gary McAdams. Ronnie Lafayette, Middle row: Phillip Rathburn, LaRinda Walraven, Carmen Robertson, Brian Fultz, Steven Cutchail, Bottom row: Greg Brown, Kenneth Lafayette, Paul Nall, Mitzi Davis, Lance Pilgreen, Randy McAdams, Bronson Scoggins. 84 Elementary Sandy Akins Stacy Alford Doug Allen John Barker Alicia Batte Kathy Burgess Dale Clark Michael Cleveland Tommy Crank John Cross Eli Harris Hersel Harrison Barbara Latham Lloyd Long Gail McAdams Lisa Moore Keith Paluda Kevin Plunk Audra Bradford Kevin Cross LaNae Haves Derrall Gerralds Clara Goodson Mark Green Olene Hardin Timmy Harvin Derrell Herron Gary Hickson Ramona Hyman Billy Irvin Joseph Lowe Andrew Lynn Carman Oliver Ronald Richardson Troy Rushing VViliiam Smith Roger Stroud Tammy Thomas Calvin Thomason Barbara Waggoner Melanie Watkins Mona York The sixth grade is a very big year for students. They are thought of as the head of all elementary grades. It is also a busy year for them. They have to prepare themselves for that big day in May when they graduate to enter high school. Good luck to the Sixth Graders of ’79! Or maybe we should say, the Seniors of ’85. 87 Kim Bowen William Bradford Gina Coker Vince Coker Deanna Crabtree Debbie Ferguson Charles Green Jimmy Hardin Kevin Huff Chris Jones Janet Launius Randy Long Randy McCormick Ronnie Mixon John Oats Tommie Pilgreen Julie Ransdell Jim Rayburn Kristi Reeves Kevin Robertson Jodie Rogers Gina Simpson Brian Smith Gina Story Kim Teer Everybody say “Cheese”! Here, some of the fifth grade students show how happy they are to be getting out for the Christmas holidays. Marissa Baird David Barker Lynn Beasley Belinda Burt John Dyas Bryan Floyd Ellis Green James Harris Donny Harvin Bobby Hyman Mike Jones Debbie Kirtley Berry Lafayette Sherry Lafayette Marvin Lynn Kenneth Mayton Lisa McAdams Carla McBay Jimmy Miller Vickie Nottingham Robert Parmenter Tamie Rowton Monica Sanders Jamie Scott 89 90 Shannon Altom Douglas Brantley Lori Barker Susan Batte Michael Carnley Dale Crabtree Ray Crabtree Toni Crabtree Kelli Eaves Brian Fultz Darren Harris Michelle Harris Barbara Jones Jay Jones Sandra Jones Annette McAdams Beckie Miller Leslie Mitchell Melissa Mitchell Erica Mattson Brad Oats Ramona Rankin Donovan Richards Lana Robinson David Sirmons Brian Thomason John Trumble Dude Watkins Rodney Watkins Deanna Westbrook Miss Diane Stafford Jeff Allen Eva Attaway Geneva Attaway Jim Briggs Glen Brown Angela Casey Patsy Cleveland Melisa Coker Rebecca Combs Stephen Cutchall Rita Elvin Sheila Holder Annette Lamb Michelle Laxton Johnny Mayton Philip McFerrin Craig Mitchell Lisa Norris Lynette Oliver Sonny Petty Carey Reynolds Carmen Robertson Lee Robertson Beverly Smith Noel Swanson Carl Teer Kim Walraven LaRinda Walraven Lori Walraven Rickey Whittington 91 Recess, Our Best Subject Mary Altom Danny Arnold Chad Baber Stephen Cross Susan Cross Eddie Eaves Darren Fitzgerald Kelly Frost Rhonda Green Ike Harris April Johnson Shannon Johnston Amy Long Anthony Miller Kristi North Karla Pilgreen Shane Price Shawn Price Chris Robinson Billy Smith Chad Smith Kim Smith Brooks Stanley Lisa Taylor 93 Christene Armendariz Jena Armbrister Tammie Bohn Clint Brown Lee Cannon Trennia Casey Lynn Cooper Nicole Cooper Bryan Green Christy Green Jackie Hill Larry Hinds Kenneth Lafayette Tony Lafayette Michelle Larey Russell Lemley Randy McAdams Katrina Morris Paul Nall Jana Plunk Shawn Potts Vickie Sams Bronson Scoggins Paula Simpson 94 Clint Baird Jimmy Bowen Tommy Fultz Kim Green Tim Haddon Crystal Harris Stephanie Harris Gina Holder Jennifer Kennington Laura Kirvin Ramona Larey Corey Martin Carolyn Mauldin James Mayton Richard McAdams Shelly McWilliams Brent Pilgreen Philip Rathburn Roxanna Rathburn Lynn Scott Tammy Stout Erica Teer Lorie Teran Scott Thomas Ronnie Watkins Rhonda Williams Tracy Wilson The second graders seem to enioy riding the bus. Liking the bus driver really helps the trip seem shorter. John Attaway Leona Buckmaster Chris Burns Dennis Coker Jason Cross Mitzi Davis Jennifer Dyas Georgiaberry Enock Crystal Ferguson Delton Griffin Julie Harris Chris Hobson Marcie Jones Tonya Latham Tammy Mitchell Cutter Norris Jamie Norton Sharon Oliver Tonya Page Lance Pilgreen Shelly Rowton Fred Searcy Eddie Simmons Beth Smith Tammy Smith Clara Taylor Chad Turner Charlotte Watkins Chris Wells 96 Curtis Baird Willa Brantley Greg Brown James Carnley Mitzie Coker Toby Coslett Warren Crabtree Stuart Easley Denise Daves Tami Hanson Deidra Hudson Curtis Jones Sherry Jones Cassandra Mattson Michael McDaniel Stacie McDaniel Chris Mitchell Marcie Rowton Tony Scoggins Mary Stroud Cendy Thomason Tammy Tweedy Rebecca Allen Cynthia Arnold Chris Baird Leslie Beasley Ray Bobo Richard Brown Stephen Coker Wesley Frost Teresa Harris Christi Holden Jennifer Kemp Jackie Lynn Justin Lynn Deneta Mayton Tracy Mitchell Chuck Puckett Belinda Richardson Billy Rickey Deborah Rowton James Sullivan Terry Sullivan Tifinie Vanderbilt Angela Webb Melaina Webb Jayson Askins Lisa Barth Lajuana Bethel Jason Brown Daniel Carnley Jenny Combs Deniece Crabtree Dana Fultz Jason Griffins Jennifer Harris Sissie Hartshorn Dale Harvin Krista Hayne Heather Hillman Stacy Holden Pat Hyman David Martin Teresa McBay Collette McPherson David Jones Marti Lee Ike Rankin Lisa Reynolds Chuck Sullivan Kristi Thomas Benita Thomason Shannon Walker Mark Worrell Brad Weems 99 Cleve Batte Andrea Browning Lisa Clark Jeff Coker Jeremy Cook Dane Cooper Billy Faulkner Jeff Ferguson Tina Freeman Dane Green Angela Guyton Clay Hardin Stephanie Harvin Jamie Holden Jay Holden Kim Jones Tammy Jones John McDaniel Don Nichols Nicky Ray LaWanda Richardson Tresa Robinson Chandra Smith Lisa Smith Tyson Saveli Ginger Stanley Tina Stout Tracy Thrasher Tenee Zapata 100 Jason Bishop Kelly Bradshaw Beverly Carnley Eric Ellis Dale Gladden Teresa Goodman Cindy Harris Dewayne Holden Tracy Holden John Jacoby Wendy Jones Teresa McAdams Shirlene McDaniel David Morris Richard Nolte Kelli Oats Lynn Peavy Christy Pilgreen Misty Pilgreen Lisa Slaton Melanie Stout LeeAnn Teer Kandy Trumble Kathy Trumble Brian Turner Dana Watson Leslie Walraven Ronnie Walraven Stacy Ward LaSonya Westbrook 101 “Special Activities” Football Homecoming 1978 Naomi Jones Donna Hobbs Lawrence Jones Mike Thomas Mitzi Boyce Mike Medina Barbara Lowe David Rathburn Jeanna Roberts 1978 Homecoming Queen Angela Moore Reagan Jones Sheiia Robertson Jeanna Roberts Kim Combs Johnny Williams Travis Avance Jay Launius Jeanna Roberts Homecoming Queen On Oct. 16, 1978, Jeanna Roberts was crowned as the 1978 Homecoming Queen. As captain of the Sr. cheerleaders, Jeanna worked hard throughout the football season helping to lead our school in Panther spirit. “Being selected homecoming queen was a great honor. I cannot fully express all the emotion I felt as they announced my name; but I do know that I must have been the happiest girl on earth. Jeanna is involved in many activities in school. She is a member of Beta Club, secretary of Student Council, is on the basketball team, has been a cheerleader for three years and in pep club for two years. She is also Sr. class President. Jeanna's main goal in life is to be happy and to do the best she can in her chosen field. Oct. 16, 1978 will be a day Jeanna Roberts will never forget . . . we won’t either. Hang in there Jeanna. Jeanna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Roberts. Lower Left: All the excitement has been a thrill to Jeanna; but she realizes that because this is her last year, this is also her last football homecoming. Soph. Maid: Peggy Thomas escorted by Kelly Rowton; Jr. Maid: Gene Fultz escorted by Johnny Williams; Sr. Maids: Jeanna Roberts’ escorted by Jay Launius, Holly Tanton escorted by Reagan Jones, Queen: Sharon Monroe escorted by Barry Smith, Angela Attaway escorted by Keith Forrest, Angela Moore escorted by David Rathburn; Jr. Maid: Cheryl Herron escorted by Jack Launius; Soph Maid: Vicki Smith escorted by Mike Thomas. Basketball Homecoming PTA BAZAAR First through Third Top left to right: Darrin Fitzgerald. Mary Kay Altom, Mance Rowton, Greg Brown, Paula Simpson, Bronson Scoggins, Center: Phillip Rathburn, Shelly McWilliams. Front: Jennifer Dyas, Delton Griffin, Deneta Mayton(NP)TV Westbrook, Brad Weems, Lisa Barth Winners: (above) Denise Elaves, Stuart Fourth through Sixth Top left to right: Vickie Nottingham, David Barker, Lisa Moore, Lloyd Long, Audra Bradford Bottom left to right: Tom Crabtree, Rodney Watkins, Lori Walraven, Joseph Lowe, John Barker Winners: (above) Vince Coker, Gina Coker Seventh through Ninth Joannie Crabtree, Spencer Alford, Jessica Crabtree, Russ McCracken, Angela Rowton, Jerry Scoggins Winners: (above) Joannie Crabtree, Spencer Alford Ten through Twelve Left to Right: David Rathburn, Sharon Monroe Kelly Rowton, Karen Jones, Thomas Weems, Phyllis Robertson Winner (Above): Phyllis Robertson, Thomas Weems. The Halloween Bazaar was a big success this year. Everyone seemed to have a good time even Pam Stanley and Jack Launius (above) who were in the process of being married by Coach Crowder; (upper right) Bobbing for apples is a must at Halloween time. There were lots of goodies to eat at the Bazaar and many new and fun things to do. (Left) Coach Burnett really had fun getting hit with Jello at the Jello Throw. 108 109 Another successful Western Day Round-up on Oct. 4. Cowboys and Cowgirls stalked around Fouke High School with hats, boots, belts, and many other western attire. These are the winners from each division: Top: Winner of Kindergarten division: Jeremy Cook - Tina Freeman (Jeremy won Little Mr. in Little Mr. and Miss Western) Left to Right: (10-12) Marty Yount - Renee Johnson; (teachers) Mrs. Liles - Mr. Mudford; (4-6) Troy Rushing - Tammy Thomas; Little Miss Western winner in contest - Rae Ann Lafayette; (1-3) Brooks Stanley - Belinda Richardson. Advertising Hardin’s Paint And Body Shop Auto Glass - New or Used Automobile Parts We Buy and Sell Junk Cars P.0. 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For orders to go Plate lunches Phone: 774-4185 Phone: 773-4941 Monday-Friday J Don’s Automotive ( Parts 3rd Street Open Monday thru Friday 1 Liquor Store Hrs. 8:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. 513 East 3rd Street Saturday’s 8:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. Across from Buhrman Pharr Highest Quality and Lowest Prices Owner Complete Automotive Parts and Repairs Stuart Hamilton True Discount Prices Phone: 772-7761 1901 East Street Texarkana, Arkansas Phones: 772-4061 774-6091 [ L Silver Dollar Liquor 1109 East Street Texarkana, Arkansas Open Monday-Friday 7 A.M.-10 P.M. ph. 773-7026 J.C. Mooney Manager Texarkana Livestock Commission Co., Inc. Texarkana, Stockyards P.O. Box 512 Phone (214) 792-2241 (214)793-1856 Texarkana, Texas 75501 Downtown and Oaklawn Hunter Power Saw Co. Distributors of Poulan and Ariens chain saws “A Cut Above the Rest” P.O. Box 5889 Texarkana. Texas Hwy. 67 West (214)838-6538 Greyhound Lanes 721 Spruce Texarkana, Tx. 75501 PH. 794-6171 Dick Helms Package Store Inc. 3rd and Wood St. PH. 774-5301 Texarkana, Ark. “Go To Helms Greer’s Auto Supply 5 College Hill Shopping Center Texarkana. Arkansas Phone 773-3046 772-4859 We Make Hose Assemblies While You Wait Compliments of Piggly Wiggly Number 22 Oaklawn Shopping Center Massey’s Shoes Complete Family Shoe Store Orthopedic Shoes For Every Need Child Life Red Goose Jumping Jacks And Dress-ups For Kids U.S. Keds Converse Tennis Shoes Selva Dance Wear Danskin Leotards And Tights Shoes For Ladies Stacy Adams Winthrop Shoes For Men 323 East Froad Texarkana, U.S.A. Since 1947 PH. 774-9141 Logan Electrical Company “For everything electrical” 208 E. Broad Texarkana, U.S.A. Kemp Brothers Body Shop Free Estimates 29 Years of Experience 2007 Texas Blvd. PH. 793-2856 Askins Motor Company 1102 Texas Blvd. Texarkana, Texas PH. (214) 792-0211 or 792-0411 Owners Harold Askins Jerry Askins 772-6431 794-5840 Maternity World And Ladies Fashions Complete Nursing Needs Pants-Tops-Long Dresses Maternity Panty Hose-Girdles 2022 Stateline PH. (501) 774-6411 Texarkana, Ark. 75502 Eddie Cotton Motor Company “Where the Home Folks Trade” Late Model Pre-Owned Luxury Cars Owner: Eddie Cotton 102 W. 7th St. PH. 794-7391 or 792-6011 Texarkana, Texas 75501 Fleet Parts and Equipment Co. “Serving the Trucking Industry” 2018-2022 West 7th St. P.O. Box 5461 Texarkana, Texas Manager: Johnny Cox PH. (214) 794-2015 or (214) 793-0401 Bowie County Lumber Company Lumber and Building Materials Paints We are now in our Modern new building. We stock a complete Line of Building Materials. 1204 West 7th Street Texarkana, U.S.A. PH. 794-6141 Carpenter Steel Company A Complete Steel Sales Center Serving You Since 1919 Angles-Bar-Channels-Beams Plates-Pipe-Tubing 207 East St. Texarkana, AR. PH. 774-6131 Ray’s Electric Motor Repair Repair and Rewind Motors Pump Repair-Service Calls 109 Bertha Texarkana, Texas Bus. PH. 792-7031 Res. 671-3441 Owner: Ray Butterfield Mills Marine Texarkana’s Newest Marine Center Specializing in High Performance Jet and Bass Boats Venture-Cane Cutter-Chrysler Voungblood-Centurion Chrysler and Johnson Outboards 3535 State Line PH (214) 793-6181 614 Oak St. Owner Win. E. Hickman Texarkana, Tex. Jewelry Class-Mounting Repairing-Diamonds Designing 75501 218 East Broad PH. 774-2789 Texarkana, Ark. 75502 Wright Brothers Sheet Metal and Roofing Contractors Established 1932 P.O. Box 926 Texarkana, Ark. 75501 703 E. Broad St. PH. (501) 773-6502 Compliments of Ragland Office Equipment P.O. Box 491 311-315 Main St. Texarkana, Texas 75501 Ralph’s Glass Shop All Kinds of Glass Work Specialize in Windows Auto Glass 202 E. Street Texarkana, Ark. PH. 773-415! Ralph Teagui Owne R and S Business Machines P.O. Box 1953 907 New Boston Road Texarkana, Texas Phone: 792-6949 Office Supplies-Printing-Office Machines Continental Trailways •Busgo Package Express Lamarr Glass Co. All Types of Glass Work 1715 Spruce Street Maxie Johnson Owner Phone: 793-4832 or 792-6715 Texarkana, Texas 75501 “FOR INFORMATION CALL TEXARKANA SCHEDULES-CHARTERS-TOURS Trailways Bus Systems 401 Wood PH. 774-5163 PACKAGE EXPRESS SERVICE Trailways Bus System 401 Wood PH. 772-8741 Phiffer’s When a lady of any age wants something special in the way of fashion they head for a special store called . . . PHIFFER’S 2924 County Ave. Texarkana, Arkansas Compliments of Sonic 2723 State Line Compliments of East Funeral Home 120 West 6th Street Thomas Appliance and Furniture Company, Inc. Reid’s Jewelers “Guaranteed Watch and Clock Repair” Watches Diamonds Mountings 208 Olive Street Phone 774-5465 Texarkana, Arkansas 75502 Expert Repairs On All Time Pieces Farmers Insurance Group Nathalie Cowling Sales Representative 2910 County Avenue Texarkana, Arkansas 75501 Bus. 773-6631 Res. 898-3521 “For all your insurance needs.” McKnight Optical Pat McKnight John Young Dispensing Opticians PH. (214) 793-1611 1301 Olive Texarkana, Texas 75501 WE WORK FOR YOU to STRETCH YOUR INSURANCE DOLLAR TO PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS — LIFE — HOME — AUTO .DISABILITY INCOME OTHER ASSETS .JR THE BIG DIFFERENCE IS THE BIG Often 518 PINE — TEXARKANA auser SINCE 1882 Coke Adds Life Texarkana Coca-Cola Bottling Co. P.O. Box 5427 Texarkana, Tx. 75501 Salon de Blondas “The Shop With Personality” Men's Styling • Blow Waving European Permanents • Bleaching Owners and Operators Carolyn and Earl Stout Hrs. 8 A.M.-5 P.M. Monday Thru Saturday ■ ■ SKAGGS ALBERTSONS Pharmacy ph. 773-5521 ‘We care about you and rely on you! Store Manager: Mr. Dean Clark I $ I S.M. Ragland The Corner House Cigar Co., Inc. Pants, Pant Suits, Dresses, Jeans Blouses, Jewelry Pre-teen Sizes 12-14 Petites Sizes 0-13 Jrs. Sizes 3-13 Misses Sizes 4-14 Cigars-Cigarettes-Candies Drug Sundries-School Supplies Fountain Supplies 314 Main Texarkana, Texas PH. (214) 794-4332 Open 10 A.M.-6 P.M. Monday thru Saturday 3301 Magnolia St. W. H. McDowell Owner Otho’s Exxon Service Texarkana, Texas Phone: 793-4358 Bear Wheel Alignment Service Hunter Wheel Balance On The Car 7th and Pine Street Wrecker Service Xe.iw.kiwu , TV PH. i'WtXOJJ Compliments of Humco Laboratory Humco Chemicals and Drugs for Home, Farm, and Industry I , P.O. Box 2550 hTW Texarkana, Texas 75501 For all your insurance needs, see Floyd Leavelle MFA Insurance ’That’s right! I got my new car financed from the same place I got my Shield...” For convenient auto financing, and insurance for all your family's needs ... life, health, home and car... just look to MFA Insurance. We've got the Shield of Shelter for you! Texarkana, Arkansas 75501 Antioch Baptist Church Thomas E. Launius Pastor Miller-Bowie County Farmers Association Feed-Seed-Fertilizer-Insecticides 1007 W. 3rd. P.O. Box 1110 Phone: 794-3631 Texarkana, U.S.A. 75501 THE PUMP HOUSE 1406 State Line Texarkana, Ark. 75502 Bus. ph. 774-6353 Res. ph. 772-0635 Lee Edzards - Owner GOODWIN TRAILER SALE 3707 West 7th Street ph. 838-4142 Harold Lottie Goodwin (Owner Manager) COMPLIMENTS OF: ARKANSAS PACKAGE STORE 7th and Hazel Streets Texarkana, Arkansas THE TROPHY SHOP 2301 Texas Boulevard Texarkana, Texas ph. 214-792-1941 Dana Hayes - Owner THE JUNK HOUSE 1718 South Lake Drive Texarkana, Texas USED FURNITURE DELUXE STUDIO 906 County Avenue arkana, Ark. 75502 ph. 772-5381 Stone - Manager 'ana’s Only Color Lab” DOWD’S FURNITJRE APPLIANCES New and Used Furniture Broad Main Streets ph. 793-2184 793-2185 Bob Dowd Owner ROBINSON’S SHELL STATION U-HAUL RENTALS 1001 New Bo ston Rd. ph. 793-3491 Ernest Robinson, Jr. DO-BOY DOUGHNUTS 512 East 7th Street Texarkana, U.S.A. ph. 772-4266 TH CENTER ton Rd. xas 75501 nic foods compliments of ARCHERY WORLD 501 East 9th “Texarkana’s Newest Pro Shop” Compliments of: BOB DALE JAKE LINGO’S TEXAS AVENUE T.V. CENTER 2401 Texas Boulevard ph. 794-3788 LA-Z-BOY SHOWCASE SHOPPE 3208 Stateline Avenue Texarkana, Arkansas 75502 ph. 501-773-7471 Ken Underwood Manager ACE CYCLE SUPPLY AND REPAIR 1107 Spruce Street Compliments of: KERR LAUNDROMAT Fouke, Arkansas Compliments of: a.r. McWilliams, D.D.S., M.S. Compliments of: TEXARKANA CYCLE SHOP 315 West Broad GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE! from a friend To a wonderful mother and wife Deloris Fay Launius From your loving family, Thomas E. Jay Jack Mark Janet Compliments of Fix All Home Center Hwy. 67 West Rt. 6 Box 10 Texarkana, Texas ph. 832-4711 GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE, SENIORS! Compliments of E - Z Mart Hwy. 71 Fouke, Arkansas 71837 ph. 653-2130 Roger’s Construction Company Utility Contractors Dozer and Back Hoe Work Compliments of Genoa Burger Center P.O. Box 127 Genoa, Arkansas 71840 Bishop Construction Co. Dirt Work • Back Hoe • Concrete Metals • Block • Brick • Wood Buildings All types of Carpentry Owner: Fouke, Ark. 71837 Danny Bishop PH (501) 653-2407 Rt. 2 Box 64 Compliments of Clayton Motor Co. J.L. Clayton Ph. (214) 792-9666 Large Selection of New and Used Cars We finance to everyone. Singles, Divorcees, Bankrupts, Good, Bad, or No Credit 1901 W. 7th St. Texarkana, Texas 75501 San Juan Pools Call today for a lifetime of fun Texarkana, U.S.A. Steve Larey J. D. Larey PH: (501) 773-1568 PH: (501) 653-4631 Holiday Cleaners Now Serving Three Locations Wake Village Terrace Texas Blvd Richmond Road Owners: The Alfords Phone: 838-4203 Phone: 793-3062 Phone: 832-4906 Spring Lake Savings and Loan 4605 Texas Boulevard Texarkana, Texas 75501 Kenneth Schnipper ph- 214-792-8261 Managing Officer Artistic Monuments Over 300 monuments to choose from Hwy. 67 West Open Monday through Saturday - 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. ph. 838-7061 or 838-8856 Texarkana Brick and Fireplace Co. Hwy. 67 South at Wake Village Rd. Full Line of Brick and Fireplace Equipment Delivery Equipment For Better Service P.0. Box 5541 Texarkana, Texas PH: 838-4574 Allen Monuments Inc. Five Generations Serving The Texarkana Area Hwy. 67 West, Texarkana, U.S.A. PH: 838-9851 Morris U. Allen, Jr. Jimmie Allen Res. 772-3666 Res. 838-5451 COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK Fouke Branch Sales And Service On All Big 4 Trucks All Diesel Engine Repairs Hwy. 67 West Texarkana, U.S.A. PH: 838-7533 Formerly Texarkana White Truck Sales and Son Inc. TEXARKANA TRUCK CENTER INC. Baird Brothers Free estimates Remodeling and Repairs Roofing, Siding, Additions Custom Cabinet Work ph. 774-8964 or 653-4420 New Construction Congratulations Fouke Seniors of ’79 Good Luck! Compliments of Aubrey Sutton Best wishes to my granddaughter. Kim Combs Love Always, Nanny mi J2 4 KEEP ON TRUCKING. BARBARA! Life's run has just begun. We love you and are proud of your accomplishments. Love, Mom and Daddy CONGRATULATIONS you great Seniors of '79!!! Especially REAGAN We are so very proud of you! You have great determination and we know your future will be bright and happy, as you always are. FROM MOM, DAD, SHEILA, AND DEBBIE Congratulations Angela One year old We wish you the very Three years old 18 years old best in life and want you to know how very proud we are of your accomplishments. Mav God continue to Bless you in all your endeavors. Love, Mom. Had. and Brian Three years old Congratulations, Seniors, Especially JEANNA Hi! My name is Cutter Warren and this is my brother, Clay. We have another brother, Brock, but he didn’t want to be in the picture. We are here to tell you about CLARY BUTANE AND OIL COMPANY. Our dad. Bill Warren, is the manager and he works very hard to serve all of our customers. His helper, Bill Williams, also works hard to deliver butane. CLARY Bl TANK specializes in butane, propane, tanks, appliances, and carburation. If you need any information about these, call Ms. Jane (Roberts), our secretary, at 653-4588 and she will help you or give a message to our dad. If you would rather write, our address is: P.0. Box 216, Fouke, Arkansas. Thank you! 152 8 months old 18 months old 18 years old Congratulations to the SENIORS of 1979 Especially my daughter Sheila. I hope the future years bring you the happiness you so richly deserve. Love you always, Your Daddy, J. C. Robertson Compliments of COMMERCIAL BEARINGS SUPPLY Compliments of STONE’S BOOKKEEPING That’s All Folks! Valentine Favorites J? f' I % Everyone knows that February 14 is a day for “sweethearts” and the Valentine Senior Sweethearts for 1979 are Jay Launius and Kim Combs. They were elected by the student body of Fouke. The Paper Staff was in charge of the election and the money which was made (each vote was a nickel) went to their treasury. To be Valentine Sweethearts is a great honor. Congratulations Jay and Kim! 153 Don’t bother me, I know karate! How many of you want to hear LITTLE BROWN KOKO? Day to Day School Life Knock, Knock! Who's there? Who called me: 154 Look! Up in the Sky! It’s . . . Eighth Wonder of the World??? Step 1,2,3, Bobby, keep your hands at your sides. Hey, hey, hey! Good morning to you, too! Face which direction??? What kind of GAS mileage does it get? None of your business what I bring for lunch! What's in the Surprise, Surprise, Surprise! Thank goodness this yearbook is finished! Everyone needs a good sense of humor in order to exist in this mixed-up world. Often humor is the only thing that stands between us and the dark. At times it is difficult to see the comedy in a situation nj w mu� tm uic ungui, siut; oi mt; ana ir happy “forever.” Lunch duty is the pits! Let's go to town. 156 The staff members who were the ring leaders of the yearbook were from left to right: Donna Tefteller and Jamey Attaway-Photographer managers; Leah Pilgreen-Assistant Editor; Angela Moore-Editor; Karen Jones-Darkroom manager, Barbara Smith-Business manager; Holly Tanton-Copy Editor. Annual Appreciation In putting together a yearbook, it not only takes the work of the staff, but there are other people who put forth alot of effort to make it a big success. Though it may be only a small way of showing our appreciation, we, the staff, want to take the opportunity to thank each and everyone of these people. So, here’s a BIG THANKS to: everyone who bought an ad. Without you, our yearbook would have been impossible. Danny and Patsy Bishop for the use of your beautiful home for our Who’s Who pictures. all of the staff members’ teachers. You were so patient and understanding. our Superintendent, Mr. Davis, and our Principal, Mr. Crockett, for your help and cooperation. Mrs. Vera Huff and Mrs. Lorene Mills for your help in getting the information we needed on Mr. Caswell and Mrs. Sprayberry for our dedicaton. all of the people who cooperated when you had your pictures taken. Especially those we had to retake and Mrs. Gloria Eaves who went with several of the staff members to a yearbook camp in Conway. You were an absolutely fantastic chaperone. Pictures play one of the most important parts in a yearbook. Several people besides the staff helped us in this area. We owe these people our appreciation, also. They are: Mr. Lloyd Sutton who took our beautiful color endsheet picture and helped in getting our darkroom organized. his daughter, Judy, and son, Terry, who took some of our pictures. Mr. Aubrey Enoch and Chris Hobbs who took several of our pictures. Brian Moore who took many of our football and basketball action shots. Once again, THANKS to each and everyone who helped. Your support and kindness will remain with us “Always and Forever.” The 1979 Panther Yearbook Staff 157 Autographs 158 159 161 162 163 164 ‘V'8'fl °K HldOMSTVM m - ‘• v at; , - v ■ x. • ,v Hv- A‘ 5i:r v � rf V ill Av J U J fj _ 'V -JL_ 'VM o