Greenbrier High School - Panther Yearbook (Greenbrier, AR)

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Dedication Students welcome the sound of his whistle andhis familiar urgings from the sidelines because they know that these belong to a man who had truly dedicated himself to the athletic program at G.H,S. During the past nine years, he, along with his winning team, have compiled an impressive record, thereby gaining for the Greenbrier High School a place of honor and prestige among Arkansas basketball teams. Ever since 1960, when he joined the faculty at Green- brier, his name has been synonymous with outstanding basket- ball teams. As early as 1960, he and his boys were able to advance to the semifinals of the State Tournament, and in 1963 he shared the honors with his Junior Basketball Team, as they took home the First Place trophy in the State Tourna- ment. As the years passed, his reputation as the coach of a winning team grew, as Greenbrier advanced to the State Tournament year after year, taking home top honors as State Champions in 1964-65 and again in 1965-66. ln 1967 and 1968 it seemed as if Greenbrier would again receive the top accolade, only to lose it in the final games. In 1969 he and his teams again carried on the Greenbrier winning tradition by winning the SCA Invitational Tournament for the fifth year out of six. Besides gaining the admiration of every member of the faculty, administration, and students, he has gained a revered place among outstanding men in his profession. Being elected All-Star Coach in 1965 and chosen Third Vice-President of the Arkansas High School Coaches Association is proof enough of the respect he is paid by other coaches. He is the object of such respect and admiration not only because of his dedication to the school's athletic program, but also because of his humility, his interest in the individual, and his willingness to be satisfied only with the best. ln light of his dedication and persistent striving toward a standard of excellence, the PANTHER staff takes great pride in dedi- cating the 1969 annual to Coach Doyce Winningham.

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Z F A W -, ,:' ' Schoo, Gpens School Calendar SEPTEMBER Sports Recognition Night Football Season Starts ianaaa State Livestock Exposition y - f is if fe Y - Panther Queen Contest S t n f l OCTOBER T i it I S S , Homecoming O T ci g, c l' PTA Halloween Carnival w e , y j .gl .4 L K ll,g t ts, 51 AEA Convention Holidays Q ' v Q NOVEMBER Basketball Season Starts I ' Football Banquet ilii A Ouachita Tournament . O DECEMBER Open House u A. Christmas Holidays lf! T hi l SCA Invitational Tournament Joe T. Robinson Tournament JANUARY Semester Ends County Tournament V District Tournament FEBRUARY Junior Play State Tournament Baseball Practice Starts MARCH FHA State Convention FFA Judging Trips Baseball Season Starts Easter Holidays APRIL Senior Play FFA Banquet MPS Zi-iw ccl Junior-Senior Banquet 4 MAY BaccalaureateService Commencement Excerise 3 as ,f ie S2 K? A

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