Greenland High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Greenland, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1961 volume:

Pirate Cog Foreword An annual serves as a record of past accomplishments. It is a book of memories. As such, it doesn't reflect the true temper of the na- tion and world of which the school is a part. Today, the world and the American democracy that we hold so dear is facing a severe test at home and abroad. Many of the values our school has tried to im- part should become increasingly more important. May we so play and manage our future that the important experi- ences of our lives will bring both honor and satisfaction. Sincerely, The Editor 'Dedication To our helpful and most wonderful teacher who has rendered every service possible to uphold the spirit of Greenland High School; to one who has worked without ceasing for our educational improve- ment; to one who encouraged us and guided us in all our undertakings; who from her first year at Green- land taught us willingly, faithfully, and with the fullest capacity. She will be remembered by each Greenland stu- dent, both present and past. For all these things which cannot be expressed fully with words, we thank you and proudly dedicate the .1961 PIRATE LOG to you . . . MISS WOZENCRAFT ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE Greenland School will be in the fu- ture what the students, parents and fac- ulty want it to be. With a new high school building and other facilities added, Greenland can be proud of her physical plant. With full co-operation of students, parents and faculty, I feel that Green- land has a bright future. OFFICIAL BOARD SEATED: Arthur Martin, President (left to right) Floyd Anderson, Floyd Thomas, John Sullivan, Supt.; Morse Hudson, Bill Posey. High School faculty MR. JIM WATSON University of Arkansas MRS. ALMA MEADE B. S., University of Arkansas MRS. BILLIE YATES B.S.E., University of Arkansas MRS. FRANCES POLLARD B. S. in Home Economics Louisiana Polytechnic Institute MISS LINDA WOZENCRAFT A. B., Hendrix M. A., U. of Southern California MRS. BARBARA REVIS B. S.E.. University of Arkansas Grade School 9, MRS. MARY SCHILLING Sixth Grade MRS. WANDA HARTMAN Fifth Grade MRS. ONATO DENNEY Fourth Grade MRS. MARGARET DAMERON Third Grade BUS DRIVERS (L. to R.) Art Carmody, Burl Underhill, Dee Lee, Carl Hutchins, Ted Morelock. CAFETERIA STAFF Esther Mortensen Sadie Owens Bobbie Martin Mrs. Jess Harrison Not Pictured: Bobbie Carnes SENIORS LINDA ANDERSON Editor Paper Staff; Sports 4; Junior- Senior Play; Junior Class President; Spanish Club, Secretary; F. H. A. 1 yr. English Club; Football Maid '59-60; Conference Queen Candidate '59-'60; Librarian; Chorus. WALTER BARNES Sports 2 yrs.; Junior Play. JIMMY BREWER Sports 1. SHAARON BEARD Vice President Sophomore Class; F. H. A.; Sports 4 yrs.; Annual Staff 2 yrs.; Junior-Sen- ior Play; Treasurer of Senior Class; Spanish Club; So- cial Science Club. HENRY CARLISLE Sports 3 yrs.; Vice-Presi dent Sophomore Class; Annual Staff. LORETTA CENTER Sports 3 yrs.; F. H. A.; Treasurer Junior Class; Secretary Senior Class. MARTHA DENNEY Halloween Queen Candidate - Junior; Sports 1 yr.; Paper Staff 2 yrs.; Cheer- leader 1 yr.; Librarian 2 yrs.; Spanish Club 1 yr.; Junior Play; Reporter of Junior and Senior Class; English Club; Chorus. BILL HARBISON Basketball 4; Baseball 2; Track 3; Football, Captain 2; Pirate Club 2; Halloween King; 4-H 3 yTs. JOHN HARRISON Paper Staff; Junior Play; 4-H Club. JOHNNY HALEY Sports 1 yr.; F. F. A. 1 yr. JIM HELTON Basketball 1 yr,; Foot- ball 1 yr.; Escort to Con- ference Queen Candidate. ORVILLE KNAPP Annual Staff; Sports 4 yrs.; King Candidate; Junior- Senior Play. KAY MARTIN Editor of Annual; F. H. A.; Spanish Club President; Junior-Senior Play; English Club; Football Maid •BO- 61; Conference Queen Candidate 59-60; Assembly Rep. Sports 4 yrs. AUSTINA MULLEN F. H. A.; Junior Play. DAVID O'BRIEN 4-H; Annual Staff 1 yr. DOROTHY PHIPPS F. H. A. 3 yrs.; Junior Play. DAVE POSEY Sports 4 yrs.; Junior Play. DON POSEY Sports 4 yrs.; President Sophomore Class; Junior Play. BOBBY RAMEY Junior Play. LINDA RAMEY Sports 1 yr.; F. H. A. 3 yrs.; Spanish Club; Library; Halloween Queen Can- didate. LYNNE SCHENCK F. H. A. 3 yrs.; Sports 1 yr.; Cheerleader 1 yr.; Class Officer; Paper Staff; Office; Chorus 1 yr.; Junior Play; Library 2 yrs. LINDA SHAFFER Junior Play; F. H. A. 2 yrs.; Sports 1 yr.; Library. JIMMY TINCHER Sports 4 yrs.; Sec- retary Pirate Club; Class Officer. JOHN WALLEN Sports 4 yrs.; An- nual Staff; Hallow- een King. JIMMY WHITELY Sports 1 yr.; Class Officer; Paper Staff. GERALD RE IFF Sports 1 yr.; Class Presi- dent; 4-H. CLASS FLOWER: CLASS COLORS: CLASS MOTTO: Red Rose Blue and Silver Excelsior Study Hall??? JUNIORS IJuniors Ronnie Farrar Floy Fraley Martha Arnold Alma Lou Bloyed Shirley Carlisle Tommy Cate Christine Hughes Russell Hughes 'Juniors Forrest Osburn Norma Parrish Barbara Watkins Harry Mills Don Woods Howard Terhune Mary Lee Thomas Doyle Reynolds Eddie Smith Terry Peterson Verlin Poor SOPHOMORES Fred Alaniz Jim Alex ander Dixie Anderson Jim Bonham Jerry Brewer Linda Burris Randall Center Rosalee Crawford Marion Crider David Denney Dwayne Dennis Jim Dorman Sue Frederick Sharon Harrison Jerry Huey Kay Bond Thelma Hughes Velma Hughes Glenda Jamerson Mark Martin Bobbie Middlebrook Mary Moncrief Beverly Napier Jackie Omohundro Gary Preston ' Barbara Rieff Judy Rogers Pauline Shackleford Beverly Singleton Robert Smith Linda Tomlinson Jerry Wallen Kathaleen Yoes Milburn Tibbs FRESHMEN freshmen Bill Alexander Cecil Alderson Patsy Bauchman Donna Barton Ronnie Blackburn Randall Center Rosie Collins Carolyn Cordell Jimmy Crider Larry Fraley Mike Hatridge Beth Holland Danny Hudson Donna Hughes Bill Knapp Tommy Lee Bill Lunsford Caroll McCoy Sherry Martin Arlene Mullins Gary Parrish Bob Ralston Ronnie Ramey Dennis Rogers Larry Shaffer Edward Smith Judy Tate Lonnie Watkins Patricia Williams Mary Wilson Ann Wynne Geraldine Yoes 4 Sixth Connie Allen Gilbert Bloyed Calvin Bryum Rita Burris Micheal Collis Richard Cordell George Crawford Chris Fraley Eddie Fraley Carolyn Huey Charles Johnson James Ledbetter Janeen Martin Jim McCarty Linda Miller Gerald Parrish Kathy Peterson Merita Peterson Brenda Preston Russell Ramey Ronnie Ridley Peggy Tate Brenda Thornsberry Sandra Thompson Viola Tincher Wayne Watkins Barbara Wilson Larry Woods (Not Pictured) Dean West Larry Alderson Sharon Allen Genie Billingslea Jackie Brewer Robert Butler Ernie Chandler Alice Cooksey Bertha England Vernon Fraley Carolyn Gardner Darrel Gregory Calvin Harrison Linda Jeter Tommy McDonald Gary Martin Randy Mortenson Glen Peters Danny Peterson Donald Peterson Janice Ramey Bettie Jean Ray Martha Sue Rieff Ricky Sisemore Denney Talley Glen Taylor Kevin Watkins Pamela Wynne Cheryl Yerton Charlee Bradley Edward Bradley Phillip Bradshaw Virgil Bradshaw Mabelle Carlisle Bethel Center Alfred Collins David Dial Danny Dorman Roy Drummond Cleo England John Gregory Beatrice Guinn Glinda Jordon Ernie Knapp Gary Martin Christine McDonald Tommy Omohundro Charles Parrish Marvin Preston Cecil Ramey Ronnie Reynolds Eugene Ridley Jerry Sanders Rocky Sisemore James Stout Bobby Tate Reuben Tyner Robert Warren Connie Whillock Charles Ray Wilson Janie Yerton Candy Anderson Jeanne Bachman Wayne Beach Johnny Benson Charlie Billingslea Kiven Bond James Bradley Barbara Chandler Bobby Dean Joyce Gardner Tommy Grey John Holland Ronnie Jordon Linda Kelley Kattie Martin •O third Qrade Teacher: MRS. DAMERON Patti Martin Sammy Miller Dane 11 Mullins Carol Ogden Margaret Omohundro Nadine Parrish Patsy Preston Bob Pritchard Becky Ramey Roger Ridley Frank Riff Bruce Taylor George Thornsberry Patricia Wagner Steve Williams Second Qrnde Teacher - MRS. BOYER Part-time Teacher - MRS. PATTERSON Mike Anderson Linda Barrentine Deborah Bond Carmon Bond Ronnie Bradley ’ Patricia Cordell Marla Fay Crider Brent Cummings Susan Davidson Terry Dean Phillip Denney Mike Gardner Diana Huey Douglas Jeter Bobby Jordan Connie Lou Carnes Phyllis Keister Terrance Kirpatrick Dennis Knapp Lynne Ledbetter Connie Mae Lewis Patty Long Deborah McClelland Zahn Martin Iris Murphy Teddy O'Brien David Ogden Doyle Osburn Laura Posey Anthony Preston Raymond Ragsdale Diane Reynolds Sharon Ringgold Quinn Roberts Neva Talley Randall Tompson Helen Tyner Jerry Watkins Nancy Williams Lynette Anderson Charles Arnold Barbara Bachman John Chandler Peggy Davidson Gary Dean Danny Dial Martha England Teresa Farmer Deborah Gardner Raymond Gray Deana Harvey Douglas Jeter Sheila Keister Donnie Lawson Zhe Jirst Qrade Teacher: MRS. LEDFORD Micheal Loftis Joan Martin Micheal Martin Kitty McDonald Michelle Mortenson Deborah Miller David Peterson Renee Reynolds Billy Roberts George Ruth Dennis Sisemore Mary Tyner Marlise Warren Richard West Carolyn Whillock Debra Ann Whillock Judy Wynne ACTIVITIES favorites MOST INTELLIGENT Teddy Morelock and Marinel McGee CUTEST COUPLE Jim Helton and Rosalee Crawford BEST ALL AROUND Orville Knapp and Shaaron Beard T� � t favorites MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Clinton Miller and Kay Martin JUNIOR HIGH SWEETHEARTS MOST ATHLETIC BUI Harblson and Linda Anderson Tommy Lee and Judy Tate LIBRARIANS HONOR ROLL FRONT ROW: M. Thomas, N. Parrish, L. Ramey, Mrs. Meade, Sponsor, A. Mullen, D. Phipps, M. Arnold. TOP ROW: D. Posey, D. Woods, M. Denney, L. Schenck, T. Hughes, L. Anderson, F. Alaniz, R. Smith. FIRST ROW: P. Benson, D. Anderson, B. Napier, R. Crawford, L. Anderson, M. Denney, S. Beard, K. Martin, L. Center, J. Martin, Z. Peterson. SECOND ROW: J. Snider, B. Reiff, G. Yoes, P. Bauchman, C. McCoy, L. Shaffer, D. Phipps, A. Bloyed, N. Parrish, M. Thomas, M. McGee, S. Frederick. THIRD ROW: S. Hughes, B. Middlebrook, D. Anderson, D. Taylor, G. Watkins, M. Cooper, A. Mullens, P. Williams, S. Crider, S. Middlebrook, P. Dorman, P. Benson, S. Stedman, S. Alaniz. TOP ROW: G. Ramey, R. Bradley, D. Woods, J. Dorman, L. Watkins, G. Parrish, M. Martin, J. Whitely, C. Miller, T. Morelock. MUSIC CLUB Directed by: Mr. Higgins SEATED: L. to R.: Dixie Anderson Beverly Napier Rosalee Collins Beth Holland Christine Hughes STANDING: L. to R.: Beverly Singleton Sharon Harrison Rosalee Crawford Bill Knapp Linda Anderson Patricia Williams Patsy Bauchman SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS (L. toR.) Beverly Napier, Martha Denney, Shirley Carlisle, Mary Lee Thomas, Almalu Bloyed, Lynne Schenck HOMECOMING QUEEN Mary Lee Thomas Maids (below) (L. to R.) Norma Jean Parrish, Barbara Watkins, Shirley Car- lisle, Kay Martin ATHLETICS Fred Alaniz, H. B.; Jimmy Dorman, H. B.; Marion Crider, G. and C.; Don Woods, 0. B.; Jimmy Tincher, G.; Jimmy Alexander, E.; Bill Harbison, off. Q. B. and Def. E.; Eddie Smith, G.; Mark Martin, G.; Doyle Reynolds, H. B.; Orville Knapp, Off. H. B. and Def. E.; Don Posey, Off. E. and Def. H. B.; Walter Barnes, G.; Teddy Morelock, C.; Jim Helton, H.B.; Dave Posey. Off. Q.B. and Def. H. B. ALL DISTRICT TEAM Jim Helton Orville Knapp STANDING. L. to R.: Jim Helton, Jim Dorman, Don Woods, Bill Harbison, Martin Caudle, Ted Morelock, Eddie Smith, Doyle Raynolds. SEATED: Randy Center, Marion Crider, Jerry Wallen. After a pretty miserable mid-season, the Pirates settled down and played outstanding basketball. The Senior Boys started off real strong, then went into a mid-season slump. After the holidays they started to jell and finished up in fine fashion. The Pirates boasted of two of the fastest guards in the league in Doyle Reynolds and Jimmy Helton. They specialized in defense and ball handling, but both could score. Bill Harbison was our top scoring threat and did a good job rebounding. Teddy Morelock was our workhorse on the boards and a deadly shooter out of the corners. John Wallen was the most im- proved boy on the team. Having never played any Senior basketball, you could see progress in John each game. John grabbed off a lot of rebounds for us. Helton, Wallen, and Harbison are Seniors. Their record is 14 wins and 10 losses. TRACK STANDING, L. to R.: Ted Morelock Walter Barnes Bill Harbison SEATED: Dave Posey Orville Knapp Don Posey PIRATES IN ACTIONI II SENIOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL BELOW, L. to R.: Judy Rogers, Loretta Center, Paulene Shackleford, Dixie Anderson, Velma Hughes, Norma Parrish, Barbara Rieff, Kay Martin, Shaaron Beard, Jackie Omohundro, Rosalee Crawford, Linda Anderson. (above) Just won another trophy. The Senior Girls' basketball team only lost to Class A Alma in regular season play. They won the Conference, Prairie Grove In- vitational Tournament, County Tournament, and were runner-up to Alma in the West Pork Invitation- al. The team as a whole showed great speed and ball handling. The Pirate-ettes had good shooters in Kay Martin, Linda Anderson, and Dixie Anderson. The guards showed steady progress. Record: 17 wins 3 losses. TRACK Linda Anderson, Kay Martin, Rosalee Crawford Dixie Anderson Velma Hughes Barbara Rieff Norma Parrish Judy Rogers Shaaron Beard JUNIOR BOYS’ BASKETBALL (L. to R.) SEATED: Danny Tibbs, Larry Tomlinson, Tommy Lee, Garry Parrish, Randy Center, Eddie Yerton, (back) Eddie Smith, Danny Hudson, Bill Alexander, Larry Shaffer, Cecil Alderson, Bill Knapp Although lacking the big boy, the young Junior Pirates carved out a respectable season record on hustle and spirit. The Junior Boys have two fine outside shooters in Garry Parrish and Tommy Lee. Although not blessed with great size, Larry Shaffer and Danny Hudson have contributed with good rebounding. Both have scored fairly consis- tently. Randy Leo Center did not shoot much but was a fair little ball handler. We had a young bench, but it improved each week. Their record at this time is 12 wins - 6 losses. FOOTBALL Coach Ed Staggs, Ronnie Alderson, Tommy Lee, Harold Barnett, Larry Shaffer, Danny Hudson, Cecil Alderson, Garry Parrish, Randy Center, Larry Tomlinson, Bill Knapp, Bill Alexander, Mike Hatridge, Billy Lunsford, Eddie Yerton. CHEERLEADERS: Donna Barton, Patsy Williams, Shirley Hughes, Zora Peterson, Rosalee Collins, Sherry Martin. PLAYERS: Glenda Ramey, Jacque Martin, Patsy Bauchman, Arlene Mullin, Geraldine Yoes, Lanita Woods, Carolyn Cordell, Carroll McCoy, Anna Ruth Omohundro, Pam Benson, Donna Hughes, Judy Tate. The Junior Girls' basketball team showed tremendous improvement each day. None of the girls saw much action last season and were a little green at the start of this season The 8th grade girls carried much of the load this year and did a good job. Next year's Junior Girls should be hard to beat. Their record: 6 wins and 4 losses. 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