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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1975 volume:

Pirate 1974-1975 Greenland Higk Sckool Qveenland, Arkansas Gditor Qenevieve Dolan Advisor Linda Butler Business Manager Donna Rock Pkotograpkers Skeila Alderson Dennis Caudle Pam Holmes Mike Nimmo erry OsSorn Dedication We dedicate this book to one whom we consider a dedicated teacher. He has given more than any- one would expect of him. So for “services rendered beyond the call of duty,” the 1974-75 PIRATE LOG staff dedicates this annual to Mr. Jed Clay brook. After school at games, he supports the team. In school he keeps ahead of his students. 3oreword A log is a record. The 1974-75 PIRATE LOG is a record of Memories, its theme. We have tried to include future memories of kin- dergarteners and what will be the past memo- ries of seniors. Seniors wonder how they could ever have been a small kindergartener. It seems an eternity to a kindergartener before he can be a senior. The PIRATE LOG will not let you lose these memories. A difficult, almost impossible task, for the years we spend in school will be remembered with more regret and satisfaction, sadness and happiness, than we realize. Genevieve Dolan Editor 5aSle of Contents Administration and Curriculum........................ 6 Classes ........................... 20 3eatures and Student Cife ...................514 Organisations ......................70 Sports .............................82 Advertisements ................... 105 Ondex ............................ 222 3 Memories of . . .. a teacdev . . . new uniforms a study fiall • • • Qvapdics . . . tde VJest 3ovd game 5 Administration And Curriculum A Boston Mountain Cooperative Project Vocational Education Group Action Participating Schools Elkins—St. Paul—Greenland- West Fork With the Vocational Division-Ark. Dept, of Education Qrapfiic Communication--Useful Addition So Curriculum Graphic Communications is one of four rotating trailers that are here one semester. Next semester the Health Occupations trailer will be here. The other trailers that will be here are Electro Mechanics and Motor Mechanics. Needed Glementanj Gxpansion The new addition will have the first and second grade classes in it. The space made for them will leave room for a library resource room, film and music room, and allow the sixth grade to move back to the grade school from the junior high. 6 Administration William N. Vafakos Superintendent Below: Alice Ross Mr. Luttrell's secretary Owen E. Luttrell Principal Below: Fern Middlebrook Dr. Vafakos’s secretary Don Johnson Elementary Principal And Secretaries 1 Mrs. Jean Buffalo Mrs. June Gemmer Mrs. Deborah Van Bebber Mrs. Margaret Pennington Kindergarten First Grade First Grade Second Grade Mrs. Joan Reid Mrs. Celia Sanders Mrs. Martha DeVault Mrs. Donna Ward Second Grade Third Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Mrs. Elizabeth Batchlor Mrs. Jacquelyn Bater Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Mrs. Ruby Pope Mrs. patricia Owens Fifth Grade Sixth Grade 6 1 e m e n t a r y a c u 1 f y 8 Mrs. Lila Chambers Sixth Grade Mrs. Niki Woolever Remedial Reading Mrs. Catherine Gray—Nurse Qtapfiic Communications Vocational draining The feeding system on the A. B. Dick is watched every minute by Mr. Funk. Karen Bradley burns her plate. Patty Wills cleans a roller on the press. Tommy Shackelford and Jerry Ramey cut paper. Kathy West and James Lerz set their copy on the light table. 9 Music Sootfies 5fie Sauage Student Mr. Edward Hardister works with the band, chorus, and piano Great big G. classes. Twirlers practice for their opening debut. Band's new uniforms finally arrive. Take five! Senior and Junior High chorus combined this year. 10 Business Mrs. Linda Butler teaches all business courses. Is it conference day or goof-off day? Editors? Mark Foster checks his bookkeeping on the adding machine while Mona Burkhart watches. Never a dull moment. The Typing II class is busy at work. 11 SnglisH And Psycdo Psychology, a new class offered this year, is taught by Mr. Jed Claybrook. The students in this class get to do many experiments to help them understand the course. Mr. Claybrook grades one of his many Senior High English tests. Where is Mr. Claybrook? Miss Janis Culpepper, Junior High English teacher, prepares a bulletin board for all to enjoy. Psychology conducting one of their logical ? experiments. 12 Histoni And Civics Geography, 8th History, and World History are taught by Mrs. Kathy Nickles. Ms. Susan Mixon teaches Civics and American History. Ms. Mixon keeps a watchful eye on her American History class. Students got a chance to see the voting machines at the Green- land City Hall. 13 The Civic minded students at Greenland World History students dressed up as characters for a class. Sfiop And Home Mr. McDonnell and a student, Dean Watson, look over a shop project. Mr. John McDonnell is the In- dustrial Art instructor. Home Economics classes, Family Living, and 7th grade science are taught by Mrs. Sue Lambert. 14 Family Living is just like home to Robert Ridley. Science And Library Mrs. Julia Hall anxiously awaits the arrival of her science students. Mrs. Hazel Penn, school librarian, is always hard at work. Now is the time to check in overdue books at the elementary library. Don’t bother us, we’re working. Student librarian Elaina Bradshaw takes care of Terry Osborn. I can’t believe what I’m reading. 15 16 Mr. White teaches 7th and 8th grade math and science. i Junior High Coach David Beckham. Head Coach David Kossover, middle. Coach Beckham tells the next play. And P. . Injured players, Robert Ridley and Morris Lawson, watch in envy. 17 The game is everything. An Sncouraging School Board Left to right: Bill Short, Clint Hutchens, Phineas Ramey, Mike Crider, Bill Laney. A Qxeat Parent Qeactier Association PTA officers this year were Mr. Van Sullins, president; Mrs. Lou Brooks, vice president; Mrs. Virginia Mattke, treasurer; and Mrs. Janice Myers, secretary. 18 Supper for Miss Wezencraft at PTA. Unappreciated Necessities dey get us to scdool and dome again. ‘Red’ Hutchens, janitor; John Davidson, Dee Lee, Phillip Kelley, Russell Hughes, Oscar Hughes, janitor; kneeling, Bob Smith. Wden your favorite sudjects are recess and luncd, you are tdandful for tde cooks. 19 Mrs. Byrum, Mrs. Center, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Cordell, Mrs. Parrish. Class Offi cevs President- Genevieve Dolan Vice President- |erry Ramey Secretary Treasurer- Cindy Anderson Reporter Donna Rock Parliamentarian Dennis Caudle Sponsors Mr. Jed Claybrook Coach David Beckham Song: Desiderata [Child of the UniverseJ Color: Qreen, Qold, White Slower: IJellow Rose IJell: We ve Qot Spirit Weve Qot Drive We re the Class of 75 Class Motto: Not to try is to fail, to try and fail is experience, to try and win is Qlory. Sheila ). Alderson Class Secretary- Treasurer 1 yr. Jr. and Sr. play journalism 2 yrs. Library 3 yrs. Chorus 4 yrs. Rebecca Ann Allen Class Secretary 1 yr. Jr. and Sr. Play Journalism 1 yr. Library 1 yr. Band 5 yrs. All Region Jr. Clinic Sr. Clinic Band Representative Class Favorite Representative 1 yr. Seniors Cook Back At... Susan Ellen “Cindy” Anderson Basketball 2 yrs. Varsity club 2 yrs. Class Secretary- Treasurer 1 yr. Best All Around Library 1 yr. Homecoming Maid 1975 Sandra Kay Anderson Basketball 4 yrs. Track 1 yr. Cheerleading 1 yr. Varsity Club 3 yr. FHA Member 1 yr. Pep Club 1 yr. Most Athletic Outstanding Teen of America Girl State, Jr. and Sr. Play Journalism 2 yrs. Homecoming Maid 1973, 1974, 1975 Student Council officer 2 yrs. Representative Editor of Paper Varsity Club Treasurer, Jr. Play Student Director Elaina Kay Bradshaw Pep Club 1 yr. Most Beautiful 2 yrs. Jr. and Sr. Play, Home- coming Maid 1973 and 1974, Lib- rary 2 yrs. Chorus 3 yrs. Dennis Merle Caudle Football 3 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. Track 4 yrs. Varsity Club 3 yrs. Sergeant-of-arms Best All Around Mr. GHS Jr. and Sr. Play Journalism Staff 1 yr. Joanne Rosina Cole Jr. and Sr. Play Journalism Staff 2 yr. Business Manager for Paper 2 yrs. Genevieve Ann Dolan Class President 3 yrs., Most Likely to Succeed Jr. and Sr. Play Journalism Staff 3 yrs., Chorus 1 yr., Who’s Who Among American High High School Students Slave day Oh! that smell! 23 Mark Boyd Foster Basketball 1 yr. Class President 1 yr., Class Vice President I yr. Best Dressed Most likely to succeed, Out- standing Teen of America Amy Christine Gray Basketball 4 yr. Track 1 yr. Cheerlcading 1 yr. Varsity Club 2 yr. FHA Member 1 yr. Pep Club 2 yr. Most Athletic Outstanding Teen of America, Girl State, jr. and Sr. Play, Band 4 yr. Student Council Reporter and Vice President, Repre- sentative, Twirlers Pam j. Holmes Basketball 4 yrs. Track 1 yr. Varsity Club 3 yrs. Pep Club 2 yrs. Jr. and Sr. Play Journalism Staff Library 1 yr. William M. Lerz Jr. and Sr. Play Library 1 yr. Gary Lynn McElhaney Football 4 yr. Track 3 yr. Varsity Club 2 yr. Most Courteous Jr. and Sr. Play Outstanding Teen of America Homecoming escort 1975 Steven Anthony Nimmo Football 4 yrs. Track 4 yr. Varsity Club 3 yr. Most School Spirit Jr. and Sr. Play Library 3 yr. Homecoming Escort 1973,1974, 1975 Varsity Club Re- porter Bonnie Jean Omohundro Pep Club 1 yr. Jr. and Sr. Play Journalism 2 yr. Library 1 yr. Chorus 1 yr. Roena Maxine Osborn FHA Member 1 yr. Jr. and Sr. Play Journalism 1 yr. 24 jerry Ramey Football 2 yrs. Track 3 yrs. Varsity Club 3 yrs. Class Vice Pres- ident Boy’s State )r. and Sr. Play Library Varsity Club Officer Robert Dwayne Ridley Football 4 yr. Basketball 4 yrs. Track 4 yr. Varsity Club 3 yr. Most Athletic jr. and Sr. Play All-District 2nd team Donna Marie Rock Cheerleading 4 yr. Varsity Club 3 yr. FHA Officer 3 yr. Class Reporter and Secretary- Treasurer 2 yr. Most Courteous Friendliest Most School Spirit MissGHS Library 2 yr. |r. and Sr. Play Homecoming Queen Journalism Staff Chorus 1 yr. Color’s Day Maid Varsity Club Sec- retary Vernon John Sisemorc Basketball 1 yr. Varsity Club 1 yr. Fire Marshal Boy’s State Jr. and Sr. Play Student Council President 1 yr. Tommy Oran Shackelford Football 3 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. Track 2 yrs. Varsity Club President 1 yr. Jr. and Sr. Play Journalism 1 yr. Escort 1973, 1975 Outstanding Teen of America Class Favorite Kathy Ann Short Basketball 3 yrs. Track 1 yr. Pep Club 1 yr. Class Secretary- Treasurer, Jr. and Sr. Play Journalism 2 yrs. Chorus 2 yrs. FHA Member 2 yrs. Who’s Who among High School Students Library 2 yrs. Rickey Wayne Smith Football 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Jr. and Sr. Play Dean Watson Football 1 yr. Basketball 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Jr. and Sr. Play Band 1 yr. 25 Phil West Shop 4 yr. Building Trades 1 yr. Jesse Wayne Wingfield Football 4 yrs. Track 1 yr. Varsity Club 3 yrs. Library 1 yr. Don Brice Winn Football 3 yrs. Track 3 yrs. Varsity Club 2 yr. Sr. Play Band 1 yr. Shop 3 yrs. Building Trades 2 yrs. Kyra Lynn Wise Basketball 2 yrs. FHA Member 2 yrs. Pep Club 2 yrs. Wittiest Jr. and Sr. Play Library 2 yrs. Chorus 2 yrs. Sandra Kay Wyman Jr. and Sr. Play Journalism 2 yrs. Taking down the Christmas tree 26 Brian Ashburn Christi Barnes Bruce Bradshaw Mona Burkhart David Carothers Mike Duncan Kathy Gibson Sponsors must he prepared for anything Coach David Kossover and Mrs. Jane Clay brook junior Class °f ’75 Sandy Hagan Mike Kelly Morris Lawson Eddie Logue Lou Ann Martin Niki Mayes J.J. Morris Mike Nimmo Terry Osborn Johnnie Snider Kathy Thomason Linda Thomason Brad Tomlinson “Togetherness is our motto” Alertness is our main concern 28 CLss Officers President—Mike Kelly Vice President— J.J. Morris Secretary—Lou Ann Martin Treasurer-Sandi Wagnor Jimmy Underhill Sandra Wagner Richard West Kenneth Wilcox Lee Ann Wilkinson Mary Yates Steve Anderson Jeanc Arnold Mona Backstrom Terry Beach Debbie Bowen Tracy Brooks Suzan Burkart Ray Corder Brady Cummings Larry Farmer Kathy Gray Stephen Gray Pat Harris Frank Harvey John Holt Sponsors Mrs. Sue Lambert and Mrs. Julia Hall Class Officers President—Debbie Underhill Vice President—Patty Wills Secretary—Margie Wantland Treasurer—Lori Watson Reporter-Suzan Burkart Sergeant-at-arms- Lee Smith and Charles Houghland Sophomores 29 Oh, it was funny. 30 Now where did that word go! Charles Houghland Cecil Hutchins Edward Jordon Karen Leach James Lerz Ricki Mayes Mary Meadors Douglas Ramey Joene Ross Jim Ruth Harold Selvey Darla Smith Kim Smith Lee Smith Dianna McDaniel Pam Smithson Linda Tipton Scott Tomlinson Debbie Underhill Jami Wallace Margie Wantland Tom Warren Lori Watson Kathy West Patty Wills Ronnie Wingfield Connie Wilson Mary Wise Tami Wood Surprise!! Sophomores hard at work. 31 Dennis Anderson lames Green john Bailey Karen Bradshaw Gina Brooks Clint Caudle Deanna Caudle Mary Center Terry Center John Cole Jimmy Corder Krista Crawford Nannette Curtis David Dickard Linda Foster Carolyn Fraley Teresa Froud 3veslimen President-Andy Winn Vice President-Carolyn Fraley Secretary-Trcasurer-Marsha Smith Reporter—Krista Crawford Sergeant-at-arms- Mark Watkins and Peggy McElhaney SPONSORS Mrs. Kathy Nickles, Ms. Suzan Mixon, and Mr. John Funk. 32 Jeannie Griffith Regina Guinn Dana Hammonds )ay Holt Charles Hutchens Annette Kirkpatrick Bill Laney Greg Leach Patty Linsner Marty London Nita McBroom Joe McCart Peggy McElhaney Kevin Mills Marcella Morton Debbie Nimmo C ass of ’78 Aha, caught you in the act. 33 Patti Potter Billy Preston Mike Preston Randall Ramey Mark Russo Karin Shay Eddie Sisemore Marcia Smith Steven Snider Wayman Stout Donald Thomas Jimmy Thomas Everett Thomason Mark Watkins Don Wilson Andy Winn 34 Mozell Vaughn Chezz Peekaboo, I see you My mind’s a complete blur. C ass of ’79 President— Peter Gray Vice President— Lynn Myers Secretary— Marsha Hutchens Treasurer- Rhonda Horn Reporter- Letitia Lee and John Anderson Jerry Anderson John Anderson Gwyn Bailey Ricky Blount Melinda Carson Carrie Caudle Earl Cordor Lynn Decker Annette Dickey Ron Gretz Peter Gray Pat Hagan Ernie Harvey Danny Hughes Kathy Hughes Marsha Hutchins Ron Holmes Rhonda Horn Mark Kelley Sandra Kelly Holly Lane Letitia Lee Kevin Markham Sponsors and Mr. Jim White 35 Michael Matthews LaQuita McCann Lynn Myers Ronnie Noel Phillip Northcutt Teresa Phillips Ronnie Pinkerton Nancy Preston Ralph Ramey Vicki Robinson Matthew Russo Dennis Selvey Mighty 8 th Qrade Denise Smith Pam Stewart Loretta Stout Kevin Tinsley jan Watson Peter West Kathleen Wilcox Ron Wilson A little sunny 36 Sleepy eyes Really!! Sponsors 7tfi Qra.de Class Officers President-Gary Sullins Vice President—Karen Smith Secretary-treasurer— Bev Austin Reporter—Teresa Hutchens Chad Andrews Beverly Austin Jeff Bowen Tammy Bailey Kenneth Bradley Paula Carson Vanessa Copeland Lisa Crawford Kenny Davidson Mike Dolan Jackie Daniels Brenda Duncan Mr. Eddie Hardister Michael Fife David Gardener Don Glover Kathy Green Lori Haskins Doylene Holt Tony Hughes Vicki Hughes Miss Janis Culpepper Tracy Hutchens Cynthia Johnson Mary Linsner Linda McElhaney Michael Meadors Jeffery Morris Vicki Morris Teresa Neal Regina Noel Nedra Parrish Tina Peters Dolores Phillips Wayne Phillips Teresa Ramey Danny Rock Bill Ross Ann Russo Kevin Shay Janet Shipp Jeff Sisemore 38 So Solemn Dirty Pictures!!! Tammy Sisemore Billy Smith Karen Smith Duane Smithson John Standley Gary Sullins Debbie Thomas Valerie Underhill Elaine Wantland Cindy Wilson Johnny Wood Sarah Wyman Up And Coming Seventh Qvade History Reports I’m ready to go. He’s just full of meanness. All smiles today! 39 Mrs .Owens 6tfi Qvade Matthew Tomlinson Scott Wood Karen Baker Donald Bradshaw Rhonda Caudle Rocky Cook jcannc Dolan Ronnie Duncan Robin Fife Kem Fraley Ricky Gardner Dan Glover Jonathan Gretz Sandra Hughes Patricia Jordon Joe Laney John Lerz Phillip McCart Tina McConnell Eddie Morton Mark Nimmo Charles Peters Jeffery Potter Deborah Ruth Sheila Shelton Ricky Shipp Robbie Sisemore Billy Smith Glen Smith Tom Smith Teresa Stephens Steven Sullins ) Mrs. Patricia Owens I hate to hear her lecture. Pam Bradshaw Kalyn Caudle Trina Center Gloria Daniels Kevin Dickard Meaghean Dolan Luke Dolan LeRoy Gehrke Alan Goad Joel Graham Greg Hammons Barbara Hankins Jonathon Hicks Kevin Koonce Tony Matthews Jack McCarty Shaun O’Dell Greg Osborn Tina Patrick Patrick Pryor Thomas Ramey John Rogers Catherine Russo Andy Self Deborah Sherbourne Keith Tinsley Druaina Vaughn Frankie Wingfield Gerald Wood Lori Wyatt Lee Wynne Mrs. Lila Chambers Mrs. Chambers’ 6th Qvade I saw you out of the corner of my EYE. 41 Raymond Bohanon Buddy Carson Susan Cooper Bobby Ennis Susan Evans Susan Hughes Jacqueline Johnson Margaret Kelly Mark Lawson Gregory Ledbetter Scott McClelland Steven Morton Mrs. Popes Mrs. Ruby Pope I’ll call on vou next Donna Phillips Wanda Ramey Mike Rhodes Sherry Shay Dennis Springer Michael Thomas Angela Tipton Lee Alice Wilson Tammy Yoes 42 Mrs. Boones )on Andrews Barbara Anderson David Bailey Lisa Bailey Beverly Carter Robin Cordell Rcba Faubus Randy Gardner David Graham Rodney Hutchins Dana Koonce Ramona Lane What Will Santa Bring Me? Mrs. Boone 5th Qnde Heather Mac Lean Tim Meadors Timothy Napier Gregory Noel Robert (Bobby) Phillips Jill Stewart Danny Wantland Colleen Wilcox Lela Wilson 43 Shelley Carshle Bruce Carothers Felicia Cook Beverly Cooper Russel Duncan Sandra Farmer Phillip Farrar Harold Geherke Elizabeth Gretz Kenny Hankins Charles Hiethold Letisha Hughes Timothy Hughes Laura Laney James Miller Darrin Mugley James Myers George Nelson Gene Osborn Tammy Patrick Gerald Peters Ronnie Romine Margaret Russo Bobbie Sue Smith Sherri Snider Miss Batchelors 4th Qvade 44 Reading Time Miss Lee Batchelor Mark Ashburn Greg Bowen Steven Bynum Lisa Center Shelley Center Scott Crider Charles Curtis Bill Dolan Mari-Jo Elliot Wynette Fife Darrell Lee Froud Ruth Gray jay Holmes Kevin lohnson Roger Kirk Amanda Ledbetter Diane Markham Pamela Mattke Kimberly McCarty Kelly Meir Lisa Neal Joey Paschal Roy Lee Phillips Lee Reel Jeffery Sherborne Matthew Stevens Steven Swackhammer Ray Turnbull Penny Wingfield Dale Wyman Mrs. War cl’s ytH Qx2lde Mrs. Ward helps students at her desk. Hard at work. 45 Gary Anderson Paula Cates Cathy Copeland James Farmer Kirk Goad Robert Goldsbourough Beanique Huey Cassandra Mac Lean James Neal DeeDee Reynolds Patricia Rhodes Randall Sisemore Melissa Smith Lisa Thomas Tonya Thomas John Wilson Theresa Voes Mrs. Sanders keeps her students listening. Mrs. Sanders 3rd Qrade Mrs. Celia Sanders 46 Leslie Baker Deanna Glover Portia Goldsbourough Theresa Hankins Kimberly Land Rose Ledbetter Lance Lee Johnette Mugley Heather Nail Brent Oxford James Robinson Margaret Stufflebean Tina Swackhammer Daryl Thomas Aundrea Tomlinson Donna White Trimming the Tree Mrs. DeVaults 3 v d Qvade Mrs. Martha DeVault watches over her students 47 Shawn Bailey Robin Beach William Cooksey Marvin Evans Todd Fraley Matthew Fife Kelmer Gabbard Stacy Harrison Angela Haley Jacob Holt Kathleen Kelly Paul Mattke Lorraine Russo Porter Smith Kent Tomlinson jay Lee Trammel Mrs. Reids 2nd Qva.de The young get into the act Look I pulled a tooth 48 David Baker Jimmy Bates Dwight Cheevers Monica Cook Rodney Farrar Keith Mugley Rickey Patrick Patricia Peters Patricia Russo Kimberly Schell Shelly Stout Tammy Stufflcbean Kevin Wilson Melinda Wood David Wyman Cathy Yoes Mrs. Penningtons e 49 Mrs. Pennington gives some blackboard instruction. Mrs. Reid’s class works to keep up with the other 2nd grade. Edward Burough Wade Center Kristi Collins Christina Cooksey john Paul Crider Rebecca Elliot Guy Gaewitz Randy Gehrke Merri Goldsbourgh Mrs. June Gemmer Jeffery Harper Ronald Johnson David Osborn Keith Oxford Luanna Pitts Matthew Rhodes Edward Swackhammer Marilyn White Mrs. Qemmev’s 1st Qr de I’m all smiles today. 50 Mrs. VanBebber has a hard day. Mrs. VanBebber’s Shelly Adkins Shawn Scott Alaniz Joel Cunningham Ruben Dickard Linda Duncan David Haskins Jeffery Lambert Judy Henbest Michelle Morkrid 1st Qva.tie Jimmy McCarty Susan McClelland Timmy Noel Janice Osborn Gary Pike Seth Tepfner Sherry Watkins Danny White Jeffry Wilson Is anyone working? 51 Kelly Alaniz Pat Anderson Sheila Askins Becky Center Ricky Center Brian Center Michelle Drain Lee Ann Einert Levi Goldsborough Janeen Hutchens Julie Millet Roy Omohundro Clint Phillips Cindy Ramey Melissa Robinson Tina Romine Susan Sanders Troy Selvey Tina Sisemore Brian Stephens Kyle Tinsley David Thomas Duane Thomas John West Robert Wise Mrs. Buffalo s Kindergarten 52 What’s going on here? Group Work. Our Editor Party Time At Ease Empty for the Holidays Concentration Dennis Caudle Donna Rock 56 57 Jerry Ramey—Vernon Sisemore The Senior idol????????? I’m working, what are you doing?? 58 I like close-ups, but this is ridiculous! Close-up of QHS Students 59 “This paper chokes me up!” Who’s lUfio a Most School Spirit Cindy Anderson Dennis Caudle Mosf Athletic Robert Ridley Christine Gray 61 Most Beautiful Most Handsome Morris Lawson Elaina Bradshaw Cutest Couple LeeAnn Wilkinson Brad Tomlinson Wittiest Kyra Wise David Carothers Most Cicely to Succeed Mark Foster Genny Dolan 62 No, No, A Millio Cast Pappy Quackenbush ..................Bill Lerz Nellie Quackenbush.........Lee Ann Wilkinson Birdie Seed ..................Genevieve Dolan Emmeline .....................Sheila Alderson Iffy Cann........................Mike Nimmo Stafford Blackman................Steve Nimmo Gwendolyn Finefeathers........Elaina Bradshaw Noble Hart..........................Don Winn Della ........................Cindy Anderson Ella ............................J. J. Morris Kate..........................Lou Ann Martin Duplikate......................Christine Gray Chorus.....................Gary MacElhaney, Steven Gray, jami Wallace, Linda Tipton, Tami Wood, Connie Wilson, joene Ross, Suzan Burkhart. This musical melodrama was a delightful change for Greenland. It was directed by Mr. Jed Claybrook and the musical direction was provided by Mr. Eddie Hardister. Pro- ceeds from the play were to help ease the cost of production of the junior and senior high plays this spring. Two perform- ances were given on the 12th and 14th of December. CN 2974-75 Homecoming Royalty Junior maid Lou Ann Martin Escort Brad Tomlinson Sophomore maid Mona Backstrom Escort Scott Tomlinson Junior maid LeeAnn Wilkinson Escort Morris Lawson Senior maid Cindy Anderson Escort Tommy Shackelford 68 Senior maid of honor Sandy Anderson Escort Gary McElhaney 1974-75Homecoming Queen Donna Rock Gseovts $erry Ramey Dennis Caudle Student Council Front row left to right: Mona Backstrom, Bruce Bradshaw, Ann Allen, Kathy Short, Vernon Sisemore, Tommy Shackelford, Mona Burkhart, Suzan Burkart. Back row left to right: Letitia Lee, Annette Kirkpatrick, Gina Brooks, Mr. Luttrell, Linda McElhaney, John Anderson, Michael Dolan. Back: Mr. Luttrell-Sponsor of Student Council, Vernon Sisemore—Student Council President, Bottom: Christine Gray-Vice President, Kathy Short-Secretary-Treasurer, Scott Tomlinson-Reporter. Vernon Sisemore-tallest pres- ident. 71 Column 1: Dennis Selvey, Ann Allen, Pat Hagan, Teresa Ramey, Letitia Lee. Column 2: Mark Kelley, Jan Watson, Michael Dolan, Denise Smith, Marsha Hutchins. Column 3: Peter Gray, Michael Matthews, Everett Thomason, Holly Lane, Cecil Hutchins. Column 4: Kathleen Wilcox, Earl Corder, Kenneth Wilcox, Stephen Gray, Lynn Myers. Column 5: James Green, Phillip Northcutt, Terry Center, Vicki Morris, Karen Shay. Column 6: Kathy Green, Jeannie Griffith, Gary Sullins, Cynthia Johnson, Annette Kirkpatrick. Column 7: Pat Harris, Harold Selvey, Ronnie Pinkerton, Karen Bradshaw, Vicki Hughes. Majorettes: Christine Gray, Patti Potter, Kathy Gray, Niki Mayes, Vickie Robinson. This year was a very busy and excit- ing one for the Greenland Marching Band. With new uniforms and new songs, the band blossomed into a bright rose of music. Its talent was not only in its music, however. The band showed skill in its marching formations, too. Many hard hours were spent by the band director, Eddie Hardister, and the band members in preparation for their half time enter- tainment. The.pride and school spirit with which the band conducted itself this year, was outstanding in every way and next year promises more. Marching practice paid off Friday night. Q m r a e j e 0 n r i e a t n t a e T Formation Kathy Gray, Drum Majorette. Patti Potter Vickie Robinson Freshman Freshman Christine Gray Niki Mayes Senior 73 Beginning Band Front row; left to right: Dana Koonce, Colleen Wilcox, Barbara Anderson, Jill Stewart, Angela Tipton, Lisa Bailey, Robin Cordell, Jackie Johnson, Susan Evans, Sherry Shay, Heather MacLean, Second row: Tom Smith, Brent Hutchens, Mr. Hardister, John Lerz, Craig Osborn, Sheila Shelton, Jeanne Dolan, Tina Patrick, David Graham, Bobby Ennis, Dennis Springer, Luke Dolan. intermediate Band Front row; left to right: Tina McConnell, Trina Center, Rhonda Caudle, Meaghean Dolan, Margaret Kelley, Joe Laney, John Rogers. Second row: Rocky Coo, Tom Smith, Kevin Shay, Jeff Potter, Mr. Hardister, Tracey Hutchins, Ernie Harvey, Shawn O’Dell, Steve Sullins, Tommy Ramey. CflOVUS Becomes One Bottom row left to right: Mary Linsner, Tammy Bailey, Nedra Parrish, Valerie Underhill, Vicki Morris, Tammy Sisemore, Lori Haskins, Beverly Austin, Sarah Wyman, Anne Russo, Shirlene Kelly, Doylene Holt, Ron Gretz, Second row left to right: Mary Jane Meadors, Suzie Tomlinson, Melinda Carson, Loretta Stout, Carolyn Fraley, Sandra Wagner, J. J. Morris, Sheila Alderson, Jean Arnold, Teresa Phillips, Nancy Preston, Lynn Decker, Elaine Wantland, Third row left to right: Connie Wilson, Gwyn Bailey, Annette Dickey, Karen Smith, Pam Stuart, Paula Carson, Tina Peters, Debbie Thomas, Delores Phillips, Regina Noel, Pat Harris, Frank Harvey, Harold Selvey. Chorus performs for the student body. This year the chorus proudly sang its way into the hearts of the Greenland community. The music and songs combined with the talents of the chorus members emitted a melody pleasantly re- freshing to the ear. Sheila Alderson solos, backed by the chorus. Margie Wantland waits for the buses to pick them up. The Varsity officers are: Sandy Anderson, Dennis Caudle, Tommy Shackelford, Donna Rock. Sponsors are Coach David Kossover and Coach David Beckham. 76 Varsity CluS Front row left to right: Karen Leach, Niki Mayes, Kathy Short, Pam Holmes, Steve Nimmo, Donna Rock, Dennis Caudle, Tommy Shackelford, Sandy Anderson, Jerry Ramey, Terry Beach, second row left to right: Joene Ross, Jerri June Morris, Patty Wills, Christine Gray, Cindy Anderson, Linda Tipton, Lee Ann Wilkinson, Brad Tomlinson, Morris Lawson, Brian Ashburn, Bruce Bradshaw, Kenneth Wilcox, third row left to right; Mike Kelley, Ricky Smith, Eddie Logue, Mike Nimmo, David Carothers, Cecil Hutchens, Don Winn, Gary McElhaney, Pat Harris, Jim Ruth, Steve Anderson, Charles Houghland, Coach David Beckham, fourth row left to right: Darla Smith, Tammy Wood, Kathy Gray, Kathy Thomason, Lori Watson, Linda Thomason, Suzan Burkart, Lou Ann Martin, Margie Wantland, Kim Smith, Stephen Gray, Vernon Sisemore, Lee Smith, Larry Farmer, Thomas Warren. Front row left to right: Donna Rock, Lou Ann Martin, Pam Smith, Rhonda Horn, Cindy Anderson, middle row left to right: Mrs. Hazel Penn, Mike Nimmo, Connie Wilson, Elaina Bradshaw, Karen Bradley, Bonnie Omohundro, Mona Burkhart, jesse Wingfield, last row left to right: Jami Wallace, Steve Nimmo, Dianne McDaniel, Tammy Wood, Bill Lerz, Mary Meadors, Debbie Bowen. All Greenland students appreciate the hard work the librarians do, organizing the books into a workable system of resources. Supervised by Mrs. Penn, each of the librarians learns to arrange the books, check out books and be of assistance to any student who needs help. We sometimes tend to take advantage of the hours of labor that go into keeping the library in operating order. Whether we realize it or not, the library is a vital part of Greenland High School and without it millions of themes would never be written. Mrs. Penn perfects her educational bulletin board. Lou Ann Martin and Elaina Bradshaw discuss the problems the day has presented. 77 Greenland’s Optimistic Organisers Joanne Cole, Gcnny Dolan and Mrs. Butler, discuss an upcoming dead- line date. Memories The Journalism class contains both the annual and the paper staffs. Dedication, hard work, and writing ability are a few of the characteristics of the members of this years Jour- nalism class. Hours of preparation went into this years annual and paper. Genevieve Dolan, editor of the annual, inspects the final drafts of the annual sections. 78 Back row left to right: Karen Bradley, Joanne Cole, Maxine Osborn, Bonnie Omohundro, Dennis Caudle, Kathy Short, Pam Holmes, Tommy Shackelford, front row left to right: Mona Burkhart, Genny Dolan, Sandra Wyman, Johnnie Snider, Mike Nimmo, Terry Osborn, Sandra Anderson, Lou Ann Martin, Lee Ann Wilkinson, Sheila Alderson, Donna Rock. Mona Burkhart, Joanne Cole, Sandra Wyman, Bonnie Omohundro, and Maxine Osborn make up this years’ program committee. Greenland's Ob jective Reporters Sandra Anderson, editor of the PIRATE TIMES, prepares a dummy for the next edition. Members of the Journalism staff prepare the stencils for the next issue. Waiting to be dismissed for Christmas vacation. The Christmas tree was sponsored by the Journalism class and its members prepare to take it down. 79 3uture Homemakers of America Front row left to right: Kim Smith, Margie Wantland, Suzan Burkart, Linda Foster, Mrs. Sue Lambert, Linda Tipton, Tammy Wood, Debbie Nimmo, Krista Crawford, back row left to right: Karen Leach, Darla Smith, jeane Arnold, Lori Watson, Patty Linsner, Donna Rock, Gina Brooks, Nannette Curtis, Marcella Morton, Mary Meadors, Carolyn Fraley, Dana Hammons, Kathy Gray, Deanna Caudle, Teresa Froud, Debbie Underhill, Dianna McDaniel. Linda Foster, Linda Tipton, Suzan Burkart, Tammy Wood, Kim Mrs. Lambert listens intently to a student’s question. Smith, Mrs. Lambert, Margie Wantland, Krista Crawford, Debbie Nimmo. 80 Atdletics ) 82 Coaches Comment Coacfi B ec am COMMENT The 1974-1975 year of athletics was one of mixed emotions and sentiments. The heartbreak of defeat was frequent. Through all the events our athletes displayed team unity and a desire to work and win. Our sportsman- ship was a model of discipline for all teams. I n the game of life these attributes will carry the young people of Green- land to unparalleled goals in the awaiting years. I deemed it a privilege to coach the Seniors of ’75. Their performance in football was a never dying effort to do better. The Jr. High team won the district with a 5-4-1 record; which speaks admirably of their performance. The basketball season was 105 games of concentrated effort with a few rewards. Victories were precious and hard fought. The Sr. Girls were impressive with their victory over Cedarville in the District Tournament semi-finals. Their Fourth place finish was a just reward. All our athletes are to be respected and congratulated for their dedication, desire, and spirit in the field of ath- letics. Coach Beckham Coacfi Jennings ATHLETICS AND LIFE Athletics and life, two things that seem totally differ- ent but uncommonly similar. The same ingredients are necessary for a happy life or a winning athletic program. These ingredients come forth as a philosophy of life and a game plan for athletics. As for my philosophy or game plan, it will start with a rigid training program to prepare in both cases mind and body for the event, using only those things that will aid you in winning. Through this rigid training program you need to acquire patience, patience to follow our philosophy (or game plan). If you believe in it in the heat of battle, you will not try new and untried things. Desire is an ingredient that sometimes strikes me as being the most important. Without this ingredient in great amounts, wanting to be happy (or to win) can not be achieved. Finally, our emotions, are very important, for if we let our emotions command the game (or life) rather than our reason, we will not function effectively. Coach Jerry Jennings 83 Senior Higfi Atdletics Vf j?YbODY WHO WANT w C ; h-ok XGM HSfi Top Row; Dennis Caudle, Tommy Shackelford, Gary MacElhaney, Coach David Kossover, Student Coach Jerry Jennings, Coach David Beckham, Jerry Ramey, Steve Nimmo, Second Row; Don Winn, Robert Ridley, Brad Tomlinson, Charles Hougland, Morris Lawson, Steve Anderson, Third Row; Lee Smith, David Carothers, Eddie Logue, Brian Ashburn, Terry Beach, Sandy Hagan, Kenneth Wilcox, Bottom Row; Scott Tomlinson, Mike Nimmo, Jim Ruth, Steven Gray, Pat Harris, Ricky Smith. Senior HigU 3ootSall SENIOR HIGH SCOREBOARD Greenland 62 Winslow 0 Greenland 20 Mountain Burg 0 Greenland 0 Elkins 40 Greenland 20 Gentry 20 Greenland 11 Prairie Grove 32 Greenland 26 Pea Ridge 14 Greenland 6 Yellville 30 Greenland 0 Decatur 22 Greenland 0 Farmington 66 Greenland 0 West Fork 28 85 Starting Offense: Steve Anderson, Robert Ridley, Scott Tomlinson, Brad Tomlinson, Eddie Logue, Dennis Caudle, Steve Nimmo, Sandy Hagan, David Carothers, Don Winn, Mike Nimmo, Charles Houghland. Pirate’s Starting Offense Tough yardage up the middle Tough yardage around the outside 86 Starting Defense: jerry Ramey, Steve Anderson, Brad Tomlinson, Sandy Hagan, Brian Ashburn, Terry Beach, Dennis Caudle, David Carothers, Mike Nimmo, Steve Nimmo, Tommy Shackelford Pirate Starting Defense Greenland’s Defense had a tough time holding the West Fork Tigers in their last game of the season. 87 88 P20IFJdv})S fimiuo 2 U2Q0}l foiuvy hiidfc sioiudg Seniors Ricfzey Smitd Von Winn 3ootSall Captains Captains in track uniforms yet. Tommy Shackelford, Dennis Caudle, Jerry Ramey, and Steve Nimmo, not pictured. 89 Left to Right: Steven Gray, Morris Lawson, Brad Tomlinson, Dennis Caudle, Bruce Bradshaw, Mike Kelly, Vernon Sisemore Tommv Shackelford, Steve Anderson, Charles Houghland, Larry Farmer, Terry Beach, Cecil Hutchins, Jimmy Corder, Coach David Beckham. Senior Boys’ Baslret6all 5eam SCOREBOARD Greenland 49 Lincoln 58 Greenland 41 Pea Ridge 48 Greenland 51 Gentry 73 Greenland 34 West Fork 47 Greenland 61 Decatur 68 Greenland • 52 Huntsville 86 Greenland 62 Mt. Burg 63 Greenland 54 St. Paul 43 Greenland 52 Kingston 75 Greenland 50 Elkins 56 Left to Right: Linda Tipton, Patty Wills, Lee Ann Wilkinson, Pam Holmes, Sandy Anderson, Cindy Anderson, Kathy Gray, Tami Woods, Darla Smith, Karen Leach, Coach David Beckham, Missing: Jerri June Morris, Christine Gray Senior Cfir Is'Bas£ef6all Seam SCOREBOARD Greenland 48 Gentry 51 Greenland 28 Mt. Burg 43 Greenland 53 Decatur 47 Greenland 21 Cedarville 47 Greenland 42 St. Paul 39 Greenland 42 West Fork 62 Greenland 50 Lincoln 53 Greenland 32 Kingston 43 Greenland 35 Elkins 52 91 Senior Qirls on tfie Coach gives strategy during game. Is this your ball? SWISH!! The famous Greenland skyhook!! Working in for the shot. Pam jumps high for the Pirates. 92 Senior Boys - Movin’ On... Bruce scores from a technical shot. Morris shoots for two against the Tigers. Tight squeeze for Kelly. The Pirates try their offense against the Elks. Senior Higfi Srack 5eam Kneeling, left to right: Cecil Hutchins, Ricki Mayes, Morris Lawson Mike Nimmo, john Holt. Middle Row: Steve Anderson, Dean Watson, Rickey Smith, Eddie Logue, Jesse Wingfield. Back row: Dennis Caudle, Steve Nimmo, Jerry Ramey, Brad Tomlinson, and Gary McElhaney. 3ield Gvents Ricki Mayes Gary McElhaney Bruce Bradshaw Eddie Logue Dennis Candle Cong Distance Runners Dean Watson Steve Anderson Mike Duncan Morris Lawson Jerry Ramey Rickey Smith Mike Nimmo Cecil Hutchins Brad Tomlinson Jesse Wingfield Terry Osborn David Carothers Running Gvents 94 so?p y;v Joiung Front Row: Billy Smith, Jeff Bowen, )r. Hutchins, Wayne Phillips, Jeff Sisemore, jerry Anderson, Ronnie Pinkerton, Kevin Tinsley, Johnnie Meadors, Duane Smithson, Kenny Davidson. Middle Row: John Anderson, Ronnie Noel, Billy Ross, Gary Sullins, Dennis Anderson, Terry Center, Joe McCart, Danny Rock, Jackie Daniels, Ron Holmes. Top Row: Jim Corder, John Bailey, Eddie Sisemore, Andy Winn, Everett Thomason, James Green, Jim Thomas, Mark Watkins, Billy Laney, Greg Leach, Coach David Beckham. junior High Pirates Grid Up 4-1-1 in Conference play SCOREBOARD Greenland 6 West Fork 2 Greenland 0 Pea Ridge 6 Greenland 0 Mountainburg 14 Greenland 20 Gentry 6 Greenland 6 Farmington 6 Greenland 21 Decatur 0 Greenland n Prairie Grove u 33 Greenland 28 Winslow 0 Greenland 6 Elkins 0 96 junior Pira (jake District Student body shows enthusiasm for junior High games. Greenland uses goal-line strategy. Elkins found Greenland rough territory. West Fork tried hard to stop Greenland but failed. Mud is all a part of football. Coach spells out strategy before game. 97 Top row: Mark Kelly, Eddie Sisemore, Evrett Thomason, Jimmy Thomas, Mark Watkins, Andy Winn, Billy Laney, Don Thomas. Bottom row John Bailey, Dennis Anderson, John Anderson, Peter Gray, Jerry Anderson, Ron Holmes, Terry Center, Coach David Beckham. junior Higd Boys’ Bas et aU 5eam Worked Hard 5 iis Ljear Coach Jennings tells Jr. High how it’s done. Jr. High asks a lot of questions. Left to Right: Kathy Green, Vicki Robinson, Lynn Myers, Mozelle Vaughn, Teresa Phillips, Jeannie Griffith, Deanna Caudle, Marcella Morton, Peggy McElhaney, Carolyn Fraley, Mary Center, Lisa Crawford, Gwyn Bailey, Coach David Beckham. junior Qivls Basket6all Seam improves Witd S xperience junior High SracK Seam Cong Distance Runners Donald Thomas Dennis Selvey Jerry Anderson 3ield Gvents Jimmy Thomas Andy Winn Dennis Selvey James Green Running John Bailey Mark Watkins Greg Leach Everett Thom Terry Center 100 Standing: Lou Ann Martin, Susan Burkhart, Kim Smith, Lori Watson. Kneeling: Margie Wantland, Donna Rock, Kathy Thomason. Lying: Linda Thomason, joenne Ross f Cheering the Sr. Pirates on Donna Rock; Captain Lou Ann Martin; Co. Capt. Kim Smith Kathy Thomason Margie Wantland Susan Burkhart Lori Watson 102 Joenne Ross Alt. Linda Thomason Captain junior Higfi Cheerleaders Boost Pirates So Qood Season Co-captain Marcia Smith-9th Rhonda Horn-8th Debbie Nimmo-9th Krista Crawford-9th Karen Smith-7th Beverly Austin-7th Kathleen Wilcox-8th Patty Potter-9th 103 Rad! Rad!Rad! 104 Twinkies Ho-Ho's Fruit Pies Donuts Hostess “O’s” Hostess Cake Pete Jenkins Independent Distributor 2227 South Highway 71 Profile 100% Wheat Raisin Bread Biscuits Home Pride Wonderbread Fayetteville, Arkansas LUMBER 443-3163 PINKERTON COMPANY Owner: Kenneth Pinkerton Greenland 106 Since 1925 WEST FORK GARAGE Complete Auto—Truck—Small Engine Farm Machinery Repairs 24 Hour Wrecker Service LOOK AROUND ill Crescent Department Store, One. 846-2801 Prairie Grove Arkansas 72753 phs. 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North East Corner Square Fayetteville, Arkansas Phone 442-5562 Phone 839-2165 FAYETTEVILLE j) PRINTING COMPANY 17 East Center Fayetteville, Arkansas Congratulations to the Seniors of 75” Phone 442-7304 EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE 108 GREEN PLASTIC COMPANY Congratulations to the Seniors of 75” s A I N s D E M S 0 0 R N E MASONRY Baked by SHIPLEY BAKING COMPANY Fayetteville, Arkansas Best Wishes to the Class of 74-75 Will Do ... Fireplaces Foundations Brick and Block Work Route 2 Phone West Fork 839-2620 109 FARM SER V Cfiipssospsasseii COOPERATIVE Compliments of Arkansas Western «if SrI Gas Company Lloyd Shackelford Engines Rebuilt V. W. REPAIR 710 South College Fayetteville, AR Bus.: 442-6321 Res.: 442-9148 obbob sTaCo 611 N. College EGl$T« COMPANY 521-1821 JIM’S GROCERY GROCERIES 7 A.M. To 8 P.M. 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FAYETTEVILLE - SILOAM SPRINGS BENTONVILLE WE SELL FOR LESS | _6-r3rt«j_l)iiyaiKagt Your Full Service Discount Store” Southgate Shopping Center Fayetteville, Ark. Phone 521-2881 WE SELL FOR LESS .WAL-MART Discount City SATISFACTION j GUARANTEED By rtlwftd Of EicKoaqo Bear Brand Hosiery Company 521-4000 P. O. Box 1130 Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 113 THE GREATEST TEAM ON EARTH “Congratulations to the Class of ’75” -CO] STROUT REALTY INC. FAYETTEVILLE Darrel Smith Branch Manager P. O. Box 1241, Fayetteville, AR 72701 Ph. 846-2101 Prairie Grove, AR JONES LUMBER SUPPLY CO. LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL Of AU KINDS dZT SERVICE BY THE YARD-------- Plumbing Electrical Supplies We deliver Free Estimates GIFTS-CANDLES-COLLECTORS items the square peg Milton Marjorie Davis 106 N. Block St. Fayetteville Free Gift Wrapping Free Parking GREENLAND MINI-MART “City Dining in the Country” Rt. 2 Johnson Road Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 phone 521 -8686 Residential Commercial Units 2804 McRay Street Springdale, Arkansas Phone 751-6210 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1975 206-8 W. CENTER STREET FAYETTEVILLE. ARKANSAS TELEPHONE: HILLCRE5T 2-7314 Randall Roberts Morton Carnes Established 1889 115 DENNIS HOME FURNISHINGS Compliments of ELKINS DAIRY DINER Furniture Appliances Dcmjuv FURNISH: MG 5 Free Delivery Terms Available Day Phone 442-6991 Night Phone 443-5640 HANKS TRADING POST Antiques-Gifts-Gadgets P. O. Box 70 (at the light) Greenland, Ark. 72737 Congratulations Seniors!! OLTHA TACKETT AUTO SALVAGE Seiko-Bulova—Wyler Noritake China Dinnerware All Nationally Advertised Brands Watch and Jewelry Repairing Gifts Watches vV ROCHIER’S JEWELRY A. Charles Rochier Certified Master Watchmaker Gemologist—Appraiser-Pawnbroker Engraver 7 E. Mountain St. Fayetteville, Ark. 72701 Phone 501-521-1512 Class Rings High School Jewelry SPEED WA YGROCER Y “Service With a Smile” Hwy. 71 South Greenland, Ark. Your Friendly Grocer Ph. 443-2738 E S CITGO SERVICE STATION 1456 West Sixth St. Route 10 Phone 442-9261 Ernest Penn, Owner Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 CRIDER’S GROCERY Congratulations And Best Wishes to the Seniors of “75” THE STOP THAT KEEPS YOU GOING 117 lyfiafs Happened Mrs. Nicklcs left at semester and was replaced in part by Mrs. Caroline DeBriyn. Coach David Kassover resigned and was replaced by Coach David Beckham. Coach Jennings was hired to assist. The school hired Dr. Virginia Krauft as counselor to the high school for a half a day a week. The Juniors chose to present “George Washington Slept Here” as their Junior play. The Seniors presented “It seemed like a good idea at the time. The Health Occupations trailer was brought to Greenland, the second semester. Mrs. Debbie Hardister was hired to teach the course. A new class started, the second semester, Practical Arts, and was taught by Mr. Owen Luttrell. The band went to Miami and Arkadelphia. The Senior skip day was February 19. The members of the High School student body enjoyed many bath- room activities. The Seniors went to Dallas on their trip. First place winners of the PTA sponsored Science Fair were Grades 1 3—Tonya Thomas, 4-6—Charles Curtis, 7-8—Don Glover, 9-12—Marty London. 118 So Seniors 75: My Classmates 0 dave a treasure laid au ay, Ot’s stored witdin my deart And tdere it will forever stay, 3rom it 0 will never part. Ot is not gold or precious pearls But memories sweet to me Of all tdese dear old Soys and girls, My classmates! Don’t you see! Classmates tdat 0 love and trust ftdey dave tdeir faults, Od sure! But underneatd tdat worldly crust ]Jou’ll find a soul tdat’s pure. dey delp a fellow wden de’s down And sdare dis sorrows too. iddey cdeer me wden tdey are around, My classmates, tried and true. But all too soon we ll separate Our scdool days will Se o’er Our parting words -- farewell classmate, 3or some may meet no more. O il deep my treasured memories And tden wden old 0 can fjust sit rigdt down and tdind of tdese Old classmates of Greenland. Bu Denver Nunley 119 Greenland Ot’s Seen Sere so long, ten years or more, Sven tSe Suilding Sas its first door. JJou Sear complaints of SomeworS and study 3rom some guy wSo’d ratSer Se witS Sis Suddy. But tSe complaints are just words to Side tSe way tSey feel, € Se Suildi ng Solds a special place in eacS of our Searts And 9 will Se sad on tSe day we will part. Se laugSter, joy, sadness and tears, We will rememSer for tSe rest of our years. Se wonderful excitement at a footSall game, jjelling at tSe players Sy eacS of tSeir names: Se announcer, and popcorn, and all tSe SrigSt ligSts. And tSe cSeering fans sSouting 3igSt! eam! 3igSt! 9 will cry and cry and cry on end, Ot will SeliSe loosing a dear old friend. But tSe day will come wSen we ll say goodSye, 5o good olefaitSful, Greenland HigS. Marcella Morton 9tS Qrade Ondex A Adkins, Shelly 51 Alaniz, Kelly 52 Alaniz, Shawn 51 Alderson, Sheila 22, 64, 75, 78 Allen, Ann 22, 71,72 Anderson, Barbara 43, 74 Anderson, Cindy 22, 21,76, 77, 91 Anderson, Dennis 32, 96, 98 Anderson, Gary 46 Anderson, jerry 35, 96, 98, 1 00 Anderson, John 35, 71,96, 98 Anderson, Pat 52 Anderson, Sandy 22, 76, 78, 79, 91 Anderson, Steve 29, 76, 85, 86, 87, 90, 94 Andrews, Chad 37 Andrews, jon 43 Andrews, Terry 22 Arnold, Jeane 29, 75, 80 Ashburn, Brian 27, 76, 85, 87 Ashburn, Mark 45 Askins, Sheila 52 Austin, Beverly 37, 75, 103 B Backstrom, Mona 29, 71 Bailey, David 43 Bailey, Gwyn 35, 75, 99 Bailey, John 32, 96,98, 100 Bailey, Lisa 74 Bailey, Mrs. 19 Bailey, Shawn 48 Bailey, Tammy 37, 75 Baker, David 49 Baker, Karen 40 Baker, Leslie 47 Barnes, Cristi 27 Batchelor, Elizabeth 8, 44 Bates, jimmy 49 Bader, jaquelyn 8 Beach, Robin, 48 Beach, Terry 29, 76, 85, 87, 90 Beckham, David 17, 21,76, 83, 85, 90, 91, 96,98, 99 Blount, Ricky 35 Bohanon, Raymond 42 Boone, Mrs. 43 Bowen, Debbie 29, 77 ) Bowen, Greg 45 Bowen, jeff 37, 95 Bradley, Karen 9, 22, 77, 78 Bradley, Kenneth 37 Bradshaw, Bruce 27, 71,76, 90, 94 Bradshaw, Donald 40 Bradshaw, Elaina 15, 23, 62, 64, 77 Bradshaw, Karen, 32, 72 Bradshaw, Pam 41 Brooks, Gina 32, 71,80 Brooks, Tracey 29 Buffalo, jean 8, 52 Burkart, Suzan 29, 64, 71,80, 102 Burkhart, Mona 11,27, 71,77, 78, 79 Burough, Edward 50 Butler, Linda 1 1,78 Bynum, Steve 45 Byrum, Mrs. 19 C Carlisle, Shelley 44 Carothers, Bruce 44 Carothers, David 27, 62, 76, 85, 86, 87, 94 Carson, Buddy 42 Carson, Melinda 35, 75 Carson, Paula 37, 75 Carter, Beverly 43 Cates, Paula 46 Caudle, Carrie 35 Caudle, Clint 32 Caudle, Deanna 32, 80, 99 Caudle, Dennis 21, 23, 76, 78, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 94 Caudle, Kaylyn 41 Caudle, Rhonda 40, 74 Center, Becky 52 Center, Brian 52 Center, Lisa 45 Center, Mary 32, 99 Center, Mrs. 19 Center, Ricky 52 Center, Shelley 45 Center, Terry 32, 72, 96, 98, I 00 Center, Trina 41,74 Center, Wade 50 Chambers, Lila 8, 41 Cheevers, Dwight 49 Claybrook, jane 16, 27 Claybrook, Jed 2, 12, 21,65 Cole, joanne 23, 78, 79 Cole, John 32 Colling, Kristi 50 Cook, Felicia 44 Cook, Monica 49 Cook, Rocky 40, 74 Cooksey, Christina 50 Cooksey, William 48 Cooper, Beverly 44 Cooper, Susan 42 Copeland, Cathy 45 Copeland, Vanessa 37 Cordell, Mrs. 19 Cordell, Robin 43, 74 Corder, Earl 35, 72 Corder, Jimmy 32, 90, 96 Corder, Ray 29 Crawford, Krista 32, 80, 103 Crawford, Lisa 37, 99 Crider, John Paul 50 Crider, Mike 1 8 Crider, Scott 45 Culpepper, Janis 12, 37 Cunningham, Joel 51 Cummings, Brady 29 Curtis, Charles 45 Curtis, Nannette 32, 80 D Daniels, Gloria 41 Daniels, Jackie 37, 96 Davidson, John 19 Davidson, Kenny 37, 96 Decker, Lynn 35, 75 DeVault, Martha 8, 47 Dickard, David 32 Dickard, Kevin 41 Dickard, Ruben 51 Dickey, Annette 35, 75 Dolan, Bill 45 Dolan, Genevieve 21,23,62,64,78 Dolan, Jeanne 40, 74 Dolan, Luke 41,74 Dolan, Meaghean 41,74 Dolan, Mike 37,71,72 Drain, Michelle 52 Duncan, Brenda 37 Duncan, Linda 51 Duncan, Mike 27, 94 Duncan, Ronnie 40 Duncan, Russell 44 Einert, Lee Ann 52 Elliot, Mari-Jo 45 Elliot, Rebecca 50 Evans, Bobby 42, 74 Evans, Marvin 48 Evans, Susan 42, 74 3 Farmer, James 46 Farmer, Larry 29, 76, 90 Farmer, Sandra 44 Farrar, Phillip 44 Farrar, Rodney 49 Faubus, Reba 43 Fife, Matthew 48 Fife, Michael 37 Fife, Robin 40 Fife, Wynette 45 Foster, Linda 32, 80 Foster, Mark 11,24, 62,63 Fraley, Carolyn 32, 75,80,99 Fraley, Ken 40 Fraley, Todd 48 Froud, Darrell Lee 45 Froud, Teresa 32, 80 Funk, John 9, 32 9 Gabbard, Kelmer 48 Gaewitz, Guy 50 Gardener, David 37 Gardner, Randy 43 Gardner, Ricky 40 121 Gehrke, Randy 50 Gibson, Kathy 27 Geherkc, Harold 44 Gemmer, June 8, 50 Gerke, LeRoy 41 Glover, Dan 40 Glover, Deanna 47 Glover, Don 37 Goad, Alan 41 Goad, Kirk 46 Goldsborough, Levi 52 Goldsbourgh, Merri 50 Goldsbourough, Portia 47 Goldsbourough, Robert 46 Graham, David 43, 74 Graham, Joel 41 Gray, Catherine 8 Gray, Christine 24, 64, 71,72, 73, 76 Gray, Kathy 29, 72, 73, 76, 80, 91 Gray, Peter 35, 72, 98 Gray, Ruth 45 Gray, Stephan 29, 64, 72, 76, 85, 90 Green, James 32, 72, 96, 1 00 Green, Kathy 37, 72,99 Gretz, Elizabeth 44 Gretz, Jonathan 40 Gretz, Ron 35, 75 Griffith, Jeannie 33, 72, 99 Guinn, Regina 33 H Hagan, Pat 35, 72 Hagan, Sandy 27, 85, 86, 87 Haley, Angela 48 Hall, Julia 15, 29 Hammons, Dana 33, 80 Hammons, Greg 41 Hankins, Barbara 41 Hankins, Kenny 44 Hankins, Theresa 47 Hardister, Edward 10, 37, 65, 72, 74 Harper, Jeffery 50 Harris, Pat 29, 72, 75, 76, 85 Harrison, Stacy 48 Harvey, Ernie 35, 74 Harvey, Frank 29, 75 Haskins, David 51 Haskins, Lori 37, 75 Henbest, Judy 51 Hicks, Jonathan 41 Hiethold, Charles 44 Holmes, Jay 45 Holmes, Pam 24, 76, 78,91 Holmes, Ron 35, 96,98 Holt, Doylene 37, 75 Holt, Jacob 48 Holt, Jay 33 Holt, John 29, 94 Horn, Rhonda 35, 77, 103 Houghland, Charles 30, 76, 85, 86, 90 Huey, Beanique 46 Hughes, Danny 35 Hughes, Letisha 44 Hughes, Kathy 35 Hughes, Oscar 19 Hughes, Russell 19 Hughes, Sandra 40 Hughes, Susan 42 Hughes, Timothy 44 Hughes, Tony 37 122 Hughes, Vickie 37, 72 Hutchens, Arvil 19 Hutchens, Clint 1 8 Hutchens, Maneen 52 Hutchens, Junior 37, 96 Hutchens, Tracey 38, 74 Hutchins, Cecil 30, 72, 76, 90, 94 Hutchins, Charles 33 Hutchins, Marsha 35, 72 Hutchins, Rodney 43 Hutchins, Teresa 37 3 Jennings, Jerry 83, 85 Johnson, Cynthia 38, 72 Johnson, Don 7 Johnson, Jaqueline 42, 74 Johnson, Kevin 45 Johnson, Ronald 50 Jordon, Edward 30 Jordon, Patricia 40 K Kelly, Kathleen 48 Kelly, Margaret 42, 74 Kelley, Mark 35, 72, 76, 98 Kelley, Mike 27, 90 Kelley, Phillip 19 Kelley, Sandra 35 Kelley, Shirlene 75 Kirk, Roger 45 Kirkpatrick, Annette 33, 71, 72 Koonce, Dana 43, 74 Koonce, Kevin 41 Kossover, David 17, 27, 76, 85 C Lambert, Jeffery 51 Lambert, Sue 14, 29, 80 Land, Kimberly 47, 60 Lane, Holly 35, 72 Lane, Ramona 43 Laney, Bill 33,96,98 Laney, Bill, Sr. 18 Laney, Joe 40, 74 Laney, Laura 44 Lawson, Mark 42 Lawson, Morris 1 7, 27, 62, 76, 85, 90,94 Leach, Greg 33, 96, 1 00 Leach, Karen 30, 76, 80, 91 Ledbetter, Amanda 45 Ledbetter, Gregory 42 Ledbetter, Rose 47 Lee, Dee 19 Lee, Lance 47 Lee, Letitia 35, 71,72 Lerz, Bill 14,24,64,77 Lerz, James 89, 30 Lerz, John 40, 74 Linsncr, Mary 38, 75 Linsner, Patty 33, 80 Loguc, Eddie 27, 63, 76, 85, 86, 94 London, Marty 33 Luttrell, Owen 7, 71 M MacLean, Cassandra 46 MacLcan, Heather 43, 74 Markham, Diane 45 Markham, Kevin 35 Martin, Lou Ann 27, 64, 76, 77, 78, 102 Matthews, Michael 36, 72 Matthews, Tony 41 Mattkc, Paul 48 Mattke, Pamela 45 Mayes, Niki 27, 72, 73, 76 Mayes, Ricki 30, 74 McBroom, Nita 33 McCann, LaQuita 36 McCart, David 51 McCart, Joe 33,96 McCart, Phillip 40 McCarty, Jack 41 McCarty, Jimmy 51 McCarty, Kimberly 45 McClelland, Scott 42 McClelland, Susan 51 McConnell, Tina 40, 74 McDaniel, Dianne 30, 77, 80 McDonnell, John 14, 35 McElhancy, Gary 14, 24, 63, 76, 85, 88, 94 McElhaney, Linda 38, 71 McElhancy, Peggy 33, 99 Meadors, Mary 30, 75, 77, 80 Meadors, Michael 38 Meadors, Tim 43 Meir, Kelly 45 Middlcbrook Fern 7 Miller, James 44 Millet, Julie 52 Mills, Kevin 33 Mixon, Susan 1 3, 32 Morkrid, Michelle 51 Morris, Jeffery 38 Morris, J. J. 27, 64,75,76 Morris, Vickie 38, 72, 75 Morton, Eddie 40 Morton, Marcella 33, 80, 99 Morton, Steven 42 Mugley, Darkin 44 Mugley, Johnette 47 Mugley, Keith 49 Myers, James 44 Myers, Lynn 36, 72, 99 N Nail, Heather 47 Napier, Timothy 43 Neal, James 46 Neal, Lisa 45 Neal, Teresa 38 Nelson, George 44 Nickles, Kathy 13,32 Nimmo, Debbie 33,80, 103 Nimmo, Mark 40, 94 Nimmo, Mike 28, 64, 76, 77, 78, 85, 86, 87, 94 Nimmo, Steve 24, 64, 76, 77, 85, 86, 87, 89, 94 Noel, Gregory 43 Noel, Regina 38, 75 Noel, Ronnie 36, 96 Noel, Timmy 51 Northcutt, Phillip 36, 72 0 O’Dell, Shaun 41,74 Omehundre, Bonnie 24, 77, 78, 79 Omehundrc, Roy 52 Osborn, Creg 4i, 74 Osborn, David 50 Osborn, Gene 44 Osborn, Janice 5 1 Osborn, Maxine 24, 78, 79 Osborn, Terry 15, 28, 78, 94 Owens, Patricia 8, 40 Oxford, Brent 47 Oxford, Keith 50 P Parrish, Mrs. 19 Parrish, Nedra 38, 75 Pasxhal, Joey 45 Patrick, Rickey 49 Patrick, Tammy 44 Patrick, Tina 41,74 Penn, Hazel 15, 77 Pennington, Margaret 8, 49 Peters, Charles 40 Peters, Gerald 44 Peters, Patricia 49 Peters, Tina 38, 75 Phillips, Clint 52 Phillips, Dolores 38, 75 Phillips, Donna 42 Phillips, Robert 43 Phillips, Roy Lee 45 Phillips, Teresa 36, 75, 99 Phillips, Wayne 38, 96 Pike, Gary 51 Pinkerton, Donnie 36, 72, 96 Pitts, Luanna 50 Pope, Ruby 8, 42 Potter, Jeffery 40, 74 Potter, Patti 34, 72, 73, 103 Preston, Billy 34 Preston, Mike 34 Preston, Nancy 36, 75 Pryor, Patrick 41 R Ramey, Cindy 52 Ramey, Douglas 30 Ramey, Jerry 25, 9, 21, 76, 85, 87, 88, 89, 94 Ramey, Phineas 18 Ramey, Ralph 36 Ramey, Randall 34 Ramey, Teresa 38, 72 Ramey, Thomas 41,74 Ramey, Wanda 42 Reel, Lee 45 Reid, Jean 8, 48 Reynolds, Dee Dee 46 Rhodes, Matthew 50 Rhodes, Mike 42 Rhodes, Patricia 46 Ridley, Robert 14,25, 85,86,88 Robinson, James 47, 60 Robinson, Melissa 52 Robinson, Vicki 36, 72, 73,99 Rock, Danny 38, 96 Rock, Donna 21,25, 53, 56, 63, 76, 77, 78, 80,102 Rogers, John 41, 74 Romine, Ronnie 44 Romine, Tina 52 Ross, Alice 7 Ross, Billy 38, 96 Ross, Joene 39, 64, 76, 102 Russo, Anne 38, 75 Russo, Catherine 41 Russo, Lorraine 48 Russo, Margaret 44 Russo, Mark 34 Russo, Patricia 49 Russo, Matthew 36 Ruth, Deborah 40 Ruth, Jim 30, 76, 85 S Sanders, Celia 8, 46 Sanders, Susan 52 Schell, Kimberly 49 Self, Andy 41 Selvey, Dennis 36, 72, 100 Selvey, Harold 30, 72, 75 Selvey, Troy 52 Shackelford, Tommy 9, 25, 71, 76, 78, 85, 87, 88, 89, 90 Shay, Karin 34, 72 Shay, Kevin 38, 74 Shay, Sherry 42, 74 Shelton, Sheila 40, 74 Sherborne, Deborah 41 Sherborne, Jeffery 45 Shipp, Janet 38 Shipp, Ricky 40 Short, Bill 18 Short, Kathy 25, 63, 71,76, 78 Sisemore, Eddie 34, 96, 98 Sisemore, Jeff 38, 96 Sisemore, Randall 46 Sisemore, Robbie 40 Sisemore, Tammy 39, 75 Sisemore, Tina 52 Sisemore, Vernon 25, 71,76, 90 Smith, Billy 39 Smith, Billy 40, 96 Smith, Bob 19 Smith, Bobbie Sue 44 Smith, Darla 30, 76, 80, 91 Smith, Denise 36, 72 Smith, Glen 40 Smith, Karen 39, 75, 103 Smith, Kim 30, 76, 80, 102 Smith, Lee 30, 76, 85 Smith, Marcia 34, 103 Smith, Melissa 46 Smith, Porter 48 Smith, Rickey 25, 76. 85, 89, 94 Smith, Tom 40, 74 Smithson, Duane 39, 96 Smithson, Pam 31 Snider, Johnnie 28, 78 Snider, Sherri 44 Snider, Steven 34 Springer, Dennis 42, 74 Standley, John 39 Stephens, Brian 52 Stephens, Teresa 40 Stevens, Matthew 45 Stewart, Jill 43, 74 Stewart, Pam 36, 75, 77 Stout, Deborah 44 Stout, Loretta 36, 75 Stout, Raymond 34 Stout, Shelly 49 Stufflebean, Margaret 47 Stufflebean, Tammy 49 Sullins, Gary 39, 72, 96 Sullins, Steven 40, 74 Swackhammer, Edward 50 Swackhammer, Tina 47 ‘6 Tepfner, Seth 51 Thomas, Daryl 47 Thomas, David 52 Thomas, Debbie 39, 75 Thomas, Donald 34, 98, 100 Thomas, Duane 52 Thomas, Jimmy 34,96,98, 100 Thomas, Lisa 46 Thomas, Michael 42 Thomas, Tonya 46 Thomason, Everett 34, 72, 96, 98, 108 Thomason, Kathy 28, 76, 102 Thomason, Linda 28, 76, 102 Tinsley, Keith 41 Tinsley, Kevin 36, 96 Tinsley, Kyle 52 Tipton, Angela 42, 74 Tipton, Linda 31,64, 76, 80, 91 Tomlinson, Aundrea 47 Tomlinson, Brad 28, 62, 76, 85, 86, 87, 90, 94 Tomlinson, Kent 48 Tomlinson, Matthew 40 Tomlinson, Scott 31,71,85, 86 Tomlinson, Suzie 75 Trammel, Jay Lee 48 Tucker, John 44 Turnbull, Ray 45 U V Underhill, Debbie 31,80 Underhill, Jimmy 28 Underhill, Valerie 39, 75 Vafakes, William 7 Vaughn, Druaina 41,99 Van Bebber, Deborah 8, 51 123 Wagner, Sandra 28, 75 Wallace, Jami 31,64, 77 Wantland, Danny 43 Wantland, Elaine 39, 75 Wantland, Margie 31,76, 80, 102 Ward, Donna 8, 45 Warren, Tom 31,76 Watkins, Mark 34, 96, 98, 100 Watkins, Sherry 51 Watson, Dean 14, 25, 94 Watson, )an 36, 72 Watson, Lori 31,76, 80, 102 West, John 52 West, Kathy 9, 31 West, Mavie 44 West, Peter 36 West, Phil 26 West, Richard 28 White, Danny 51 White, Donna 47 White, Jim 16, 35 Wilcox, Colleen 43, 74 Wilcox, Kathleen 36, 72, 103 Wilcox, Kenneth 28, 72, 76, 85 Wilkinson, Lee Ann 28, 62, 63, 64, 76, 78 I Wills, Patfy 31,76,91 Wilson, Cindy 39 Wilson, Connie 31,65, 75,77 Wilson, Don 34 Wilson, John 46 Wilson, Jeffery 51 Wilson, Kevin 49 Wilson, Lee Alice 42, f$. C3 Wilson, Lela 43 Wilson, Ron 36 Wingfield, Frankie 41 Wingfield, Hershall 36 Wingfield, Jesse 26,77, 94 Wingfield, Penny 45 Wingfield, Ronnie 31 Winn, Andy 34,96,98, 100 Winn, Don 26, 64, 76, 85, 86, 89 Wise, Kyra 26, 62 Wise, Mary 31 Wise, Robert 52 Wood, Gerald 41 Wood, Johnny 39 Wood, Melinda 49 Wood, Scott 40 Wood, Tami 31,64, 76, 77, 80, 91 Woolover, Niki 8 Wyatt, Lori 41 Wyman, Dale 45 Wyman, David 49 Wyman, Sandra 26, 78, 79 Wyman, Sarah 39, 75 Wynne, Lee 41 Yates, Mary 28 Yoes, Cathy 49 Yoes, Tammy 42 124