Harrisburg High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harrisburg, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1960 volume:

' THE HCRNET 1960 trvm ' published by The 1959-60 Annual Staff of Harrisburg High School Harrisburg, Arkansas Volume VI I - .-Irwzyq-ww .W - .M .f . A , ,, J - 1 I .N V4 x. .-Q-5' -fin, ' f 'R'- -f -I 'Q-noni 1 M- 3 , .W ,hwy .X Wan.. . Ng,-u'f , -3. 1v,5a6'3L'ff.,Q - Q . Unloading the WEONA bus to go to the HOME ECONOMICS Cottage BUIL D kememda SCIENCE BUILDING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HIC H INGS these familiar Scenes, on the campus. T75 Y i - A ly?q-5 , '7a+iQ f A 45. Pfiiii'-I '- .fa 1, .1 MUSIC BUILDING L SCHOOL GYMNASIUM AGRICULTURE - or just stand at the door and wait for 8 A. M. bell to ring I v JW' A ll i' 'J ,r WJ? :HH1 ip I W if 3 pn, svn. ' . , 'ls :I Q- f C :g.QggV1,lQ f N C . H L . ?., , v 5 W ij D. ' -L Q x , Fx , A J fl Monday morning faculty meetings finds Mr. Jones giving the faculty some pointers and problems last minute if they didn't get finished .... how proud we were of Frances Sander, Nancy Winters, the Rotary Club .... how happy we were to be the Cinderella team of Northeast Arkansas .... how and how they encouraged us to set up goals in typing. mi QU .Sis y - FY Z, YY, , ...A gif results .... the Spaghetti Supper the Junior class served the night of the Trumann game and how giving it color .... everyone piling in Linda Caro1's car and tooting through town .... and the final k QZ our fine School MR. WILLARD WILSON l President Mr. Wilsonis afarmerfrom the Green- field community. He is active in their Baptist Church and an avid ball fan. He and Mrs. Wilson are active in school affairs although their 3 daughters have graduated. MR. TOMMY MCGEE MR. MCGEE is a local merchant and he and his wife Baptist Church and Rotary Club. MR. THOMAS is from the and their four children are all active in the Methodist from the Burrow community. He and his family are active in the elementary school and all of their six children either MR. EARL WHITAKER Secretary Mr. Whitaker is also a farmer who lives in Harrisburg. He belongs to the Methodist Church and is usually rightbeside Mr. Wilson at the ball games. Mrs. Whit- aker teaches here and their two children Beverly and Johnny are H.H.S. graduates. Board Members . . . have four fine children in school. He is active in the Whitehallcommunitywhere he farms. He and Mrs. Thomas Church. MR. STRICKLIN replaced his brother Velmer in the community Baptist Church. His wife Emma teaches graduated or are now attending H. H. S. ADMINISTRATION alia. 'Q MR BEN JONES Prmczpal of Hxgh School MR JONES has completed h1s second year at H H S and we have learned to appre c1ate h1s calm dellberate manner and h1s attempts to make the students assume more respon teachlng fourteen years He 13 also head football coach Q:- MR BILL BISHOP Prmclpal Elementary School MR BISHOP 1s servmg as pr1nc1pal for the fxrst txme and also IS our very successful basketball coach He 1n1t1ateda sports program 1n the flfth and s1xth grades usmg hlgh school boys as coaches He graduated wxth a B A degree from Ark State College and 11 years teachmg experlence He and Mrs Bxshop have three daughters Fonda Anna and Dana X ix N , 4 . sibility. He received his B.S. and M.S. degrees from University of Arkansas and has been 5 MR . CLYDE KOON Superintendent Mr. Koon received his B.S, degree from College of Ozarks and M. S. from the University of Arkansas. He came to us from McCrory and has Z4 years of teaching experience, He will be remembered by the students for his timely advice in assembly and his sincere interest in the students and their activities. He is active in Rotary Club and is Sunday School Superintendent of the Baptist Church. Mrs. Koon teaches in elementary school. Their children Nor- man and Lou L. are recent graduates of H.H.S. and Eddie Mack is due to start soon. 5 WNFR-f MRS. ELSIE COLLINS Secretary Mrs. Collins is remembered for her good-natured cooperation with students and faculty. She is constantly counting money for the lunchroom, bookstore or anyone else, and if we don't know anything we ask Elsie . ' X . ff-A .- -- -A ,512 A M , F . M 'if ' .- Qi - '. f-f3 - T xv xiii , , , .. , K' ,N , ,-..--vw , ...pf ' i,-un.,4p-Q W, ,.,,uae4v-N li 3. 6-.,' ,.,...f is an 6 I .......,- A k r w.. V-was-Q 'ld' ...-occ-4, ,,. .,,,.,-.-no-ur' '- ,... -K -- . '1F?'?,.,.h ff5,Tif3if55 ..,,, ..- un..-v '--an-.su Q' Mg, pf ' ' .- ....v ' . ssc'-Qu U Mix -Q fr- N ? W? 5 .J f T E 51 I .gh , , ,. . ., EH ik- 'fg is L W Q '33 S 9 Z . N . -.,- Sszii L . X Q51 f: ' X-Lff L .Aw- . ,., A ' ', fx f P , ,Ne Q3 A.: f W. ,Q .-Q81 ,,uN 6 F-' 4 - V A in -... NES checklng the records and parents a reminder of our neg- !-: ,flvsz A2 ' , study, to think and accept some responsibilities or MR. DURHAM pointing out France to his seventh grade geography students, our faculty is constantly trying to make some- thing of us. FACULTY SOCIAL STUDIES and HISTORY are some of our more inspiring studies. History is a lot of things but mostly it is a record of the past to help us understand the present and the future. Usually our students take Geography in the seventh grade and American History in the eighth and eleventh grades. As electives they have Civics, Arkansas History, World History, Government and Sociology, MR. DURHAM receivedhis B. S. degree from Harding College and has done graduate work at Arkansas State College. He is Bus Patrol Sponsor. MRS. YINGLING received her B.A. degree from Harding College and sponsors the Year b00k and the Junior Class. MR. JOHNNY MAY F. S. DURHAM MRS. JAMES YINGLING MR. MAY is one of our very promising new teachers and a native of Harrisburg. He sponsors the Student Council and the Junior Class. He gra- duated from Arkansas State College. Mrs Y1ngl1ngwas born 1nOklahoma1n 1921 but upon reach1ng school age her fam1ly moved to Lou1sv1lle Kentucky where she attended pr1 vate and publ1c schools for twelve years She attended UH1VeTS1ty of Lou1sv1lle one year and graduated from Hard1ng College 1n Arkansas She returned to Louxsvllle and taught and then returned to Arkansas and has taught here n1ne years f1VC of these at Harr1sburg She belongs to the A E A and N E A the Arkansas Counc1l of Soc1a1Stud1es Teachers and the Nat1onalCounc1l of Soc1al Stud1es Teach ers She recently was accepted 1nto Delta Kappa Gamma a teachers' soror1ty She 13 a member of the local Church of Chr1st where she teaches a class of Pre Schoolers and a Lad1es' Blble Class DEDICATICN To one who makes her courses both lnterest mg and educat1onal who sets the example of Chr1st1an lzvlng whether 1n the classroom or at school act1v1t1es who has worked for the good of Harr1sburg and who has been an 1dea1 sponsor to us for fxve years to Mrs James Ylnghng we ded1cate th1s 1959 60 HORNET The Annual Staff 'THE YINGLING FAMILY ' Cassandra James Jamme Mar1e Angel1ne I P Sv' 91 - if -f .SK - A .r- . 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MRS MARY MILLS LANGUAGE ARTS 'Mlss Mary' as she 15 known by most of her students teaches Jumor H1gh Enghsh She has her B S E from Arkansas State College and a M A from Memph1s State Umversxty MRS CROOK 15 new to us th1s year and has a var1ed schedule teachmg Enghsh and Soc1a1Stud1es She also sponsors the school paper and the Pre College Club She recelved her B A from Har dmg College MRS RAY teaches mnth and tenth grade Englrsh and has her degree from Arkansas State College MRS PAULINE FREDRICK CROOK MRS LYMAN RAY 81 ENGLISH We study grammar and 1 1 te r a tu r e Our teachers try to teach us correct and comprehensive English the wor1d's leading form of commumca tion since the translation of the King James Bible We learn the mechanics such as diagramming learning the eight parts of speech and constructing clear sentences Good reading habits are encouraged by a study six weeks MRS E L SITCLER MRS SITCLER teaches Enghsh to the Jumor and Senior classes She 1S a graduate of Arkansas State College She sponsors the National Honor Society Jumor and Senior High Cheer leaders and the Senior class Bryan Caphnger diagramming a sentence for Mrs. Ray's English class. . . . . of the classics and requiring a book report every ALAN ROTTON SCIENCE Great emphasis has been placed in recent years. A lot of new science equipment was added this year andwe're sure we'll see more improve- ments in the future. MR. ROTTEN is one of our very capable new teachers in this field. He spon- sors the Senior Science Club and is assistantfoot- ball coach. He has his B.S. degree from Ark. State Teachers College. MR. SMITH did some very fine pinch hitting for us with some afternoon classes. He is a graduate of Henderson State Teachers College andour local postmaster. MR. CARNEY teaches the junior high science and health courses. He has his B.S.E, from Arkansas State Teachers College and M. A. from Memphis State University. wr! ,--nnmngx 166 X RAYBURN SMITH H. A. CARNEY MATHEMATICS in general provides understanding of everyday problems while to the more advanced student it is a tantalizing and sometimes maddening chase, Algebra, Physics and Geometry are offered here. MR. WILLIAMS has been teaching the advanced courses in mathematics manyyears. He received his B.S. E. from Arkansas State College and his M.A. from Peabody College. MISS LANEILLE does a fine job teaching the fundamentals to seventh and eighth graders, She has her B.S.E. from Ark. State College. MRS. CARNEY has some general math classes and study hall. She has her B,S,E, from Ark. State College and her M.A. from Memphis State University RALPH WILLIAMS MISS LaNEILLE McCALLA MRS H A CARNEY 445- MRS GEORGEH BEALL BOOKKEEPING OFFICE PRACTICE BUSINESS TRAINING Here many of our students learn pract1cal les sons preparlng for vocatxon 1n the buslness MRS BEALL has set a h1gh standard for her stu dents msxstmg on speed and accuracy She attended M1ss College for Women and has her B S Secretarxal Sclence from M1ss1ss1pp1 State She also co sponsors the Senxor Class MR MAY ass1sts 1n th1s department by teachxng bookkeep1ng I Faye all concentratmg on then' shorthand and typmg Lacy Betty AGRICULTURE is a subject that interests of our boys since Harrisburg is still primarily a farming community They learn skills and methods that will keep Poin sett County of the leading agriculture areas in the state. MR. WAY attended Ark. State, has a B degree from University of Arkansas and his M degree from Oklahoma A. 8: M. College. MR DARRELL WAY HOMEMAKING is taken by most all of our girls at sometime in high school, MISS MOORE is a native of this community, having a B.S.E. degree from Ark- ansas State Teachers and has almost completed work on her Master's from University of Arkansas. Below are some of her outstanding students at a Federation meeting in Jonesboro in December. MISS MELBA LEE MOORE I uae ummm W' QQ Alf!-Qs if AMEIRICA Faye Hooker Margaret Rose Vandiver Brenda Wesner CARL CURTNER A PHYSICAL EDUCATION Program is the very core of a good athletic program. With these capable teachers Harrisburg is able to offer P, E. to all of her students. MR. CURTNER came to us this year with his B.S. degree fromArkansas State Col- lege, MRS. JONES has her B.S. degree from Harding College with previous work at the University of Arkansas. She also sponsors the G. A, A. Below are some of the P,E, students trying out the new trampoline, playing volleyball and doing the splits. 'fA X '1' MRS. BEN JONES fitxzwxg-3 M ' 1 amy X ,, YE? MRS. ROSCOE LEE w fr-ef-rw---.......':.L.. A ...I MRS. G. L, KINNEY 69 I MRS. JOHN MARDIS 0 MRS. MONROE WESNER MR. WILLIE SPENCER THE STAFF of Harrisburg School serve us faithfully and well, outting in many long hours to prepare our hotlunches, serve our banquets, service the buses and clean up after us in general, looking after the buildings and grounds. mw-r 6 5 x, 3' VY .vsp x A X ,f I fm MRS, ELBERT REDD MRS. BELLE SPENCER F 4 . .ff 1 llllx MRS. BILL GANN MRS. GOLDIE LAMO MR. G. L. KINNEY N iss Ch oe s music students come from all grades in M U SIC school. The high point of the year for them is their spring recital. HM' 1 I ROW 1: B. Collier, R. Downs, D, Whitney, P. Patchell, B. Mills, B. Taylor, J. Marshall, L Powell, B, Downs. ROW 2: B. Maddox, M. McClain, S. Parker, M. Thomas, C. Patchell, P McEwen, A. Reddmann, A, Reddmann, J. Smith. ROW 3: L, Barr, J. Heeb, J. Maddox, K Breitz, M. McGee, V. Heeb, E. Freeman, C. Mayberry, D. Tillery. S ' i 99 ROW 1: Nancy Collins, LouAnne Collier, Pauline Clarnpit, Marilyn Berry, Carole Carter. ROW Z: Patricia Butler, Bonnie Faulkner, Linda Caplinger, Tresia Holt, Oreetha Eaton, Donna Baker. ROW 3: Earlene Selby, Larry Reddmann, Joan Baker, Carolyn Kinney, Fonda Bishop. FOREIGN LANGUAGE is becoming increasingly important in our mo- dern society as Americans assume world leader- ship. At present Harrisburg offer Spanish because f-,X her students can use this in a very practical way with the Mexican farm laborers 'Miss Chloe' serves in this department and also with the Glee Club andprivate music students. She received her B, M. from Ouachita College, A, B, from Arkansas State College and M. A. from Memphis State University. She sponsors the Spanish Club, Glee Clubs and Music Clubs. We A.,-N MISS CHLOE VAN BEBER Her Spanish students have organized into a club and practice their language arts in a social party on occasion. ei 5 YF' BACK ROW Jun1or Harper Pauline Kirby Braden Byrd Barbara Ingle Sergeant at arms Bobby Williams FRONT ROW Donald King Reporter Exum-Vice-President, Stanley Clampit Treasurer Jane Mclviullin Secretary Bobbie King President, Jimmy BAND wap! , 3 , Nt g 3 i ' s The band 'sounding off' during a regular rehearsal. 3.2 , 1 5 :Mlm 5. 1 am. JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band is performing this year for the first time. They are ROW 1: Carol Wright, Kathy Breitz, Jo Etta Messer, Cynthia Patchell, Doris Maddox, Linda Barr, Cass Yingling, Sharon Gann. ROW 2: Roger Patterson, Richard Casebier, Mike McGee, Mike Newberry, Sharon Beeson, Rebecca Edwards, Janice Collins, Kenneth Craft, Ronald Pannell, JanetWhitaker. ROW 3: Johnny Parnell, Danny Hambers, Jerry Wimpy, Gary Way, Nancy Redd, Elaine Freeman, Richard Wood, Janet Maddox. ROW 4: Tommy Messer, Troy Durham, Keith Mangrum, Cathy Carter, Jimmy Winingham, Bobby Lamb, Larry Clarnpit, Danny White, James Casebier, Danny Mills. BAND The Band is one of the most active groups on the campus. They played for all pep assemblies and football games, even during the last half of the football games. A high point is always the Christmas parades at Jonesboro and Paragould. Besides entertaining us at half-time they performed in the Armistice Day and Fire Prevention parades. There are concerts and assembly programs all during the year. Their annual banquet was in the school cafeteria January 23. The most important event is the State Band Festival at Hot Springs in the Spring. They enter this event as a group and also on individual basis. Senior Band students are ROW 1 Mary Jane Cooper Carole Carter Donna Pickett Brenda Cook Linda Dearing Carol Thompson Paula Riechman Beatrice Winmgham ROW 2 Pat Clem Brenda Casebier Melinda Edwards Carolyn Kinney Patricia Butler Dorothy Hinton Marilyn Berry Dorothy June May Sandra Bradley Judy Dunkerson Lou Ann Collier ROW 3 David Norman Ronnie Wright Chuck Couch Charles Breitz Johnny Baker Ervin Catlett Calvin Edwards Herb Lynn Ray David Freeman James Clem ROW4 Dwight Cunningham Emmett Cooper Kenneth Coy Tommy Wimpy Gary Bridges Allen Berry Larry Graddy Gary Stricklin Larry Meredith Hubert W1ll1ams ROW 5 Paul Ellezy Chester Pilkington Darrell Beeson Kenneth Patterson Johnny Wallace Larry Redd.mann Carlean Roark Larry Branyan Johnny Sanders, Donald Wayne Jones 1 ' 1 . , ' , 1 A . 1 9 - v ' V . - : 1 . I V I . 7 - . 1 . I D I 1 3 I 0 U 1 . Y I D l D ' I I . l . D 9 l ' i ' : - - I l ! . ! . I I I . . 9 . s . . - Z 1 ' I r I 1 .V Y ! y . 1 F 4 vie X V 'X 2 f 0 I iz 'TF dv. lf-m 3' f w f-fe affflyf' W 4 1 : , V D , 1 r' f + 'Y' 'f 44' f ,V lv-Q. ,f', ,A 14 A f 'Vs Yr. -I3 A 4 4 ffm Q A 2: , 4 A il , 9 A ' , W ' ? 1 I ,. ,,, Q ACTIVITIES Our majorettes are one of our most active groups performing for ball games, in parades beside regular band practice. They are Linda C a rol Dearing, Carol Thompson, Donna Pickett and Brenda Cook. YEARBCOK STAFF Q I 9 J ,S ff ,Q Zz. z x if. ff, getting subscriptions, Judy Dunkerson and Dorothy May Z I A 'if Sarah Jane Wallace Patrlcla M11es Chex I MRS. JAMES YINGLING has spon sored the yearbook for the past four years. She and the staff have thoroughly enjoyed getting together th1S permanent memory book. Kenneth 8: Brenda were the only 'old ones' to return this year but new ones' caught on quickly Nancy became proficient with our new camera Judy 8: Dorothy worked up the Ad sec tion, Mildred and Patrlcia did most of the typing and Sarah worked hard at PAPER STAFF '49 - Q X 'ii , gill? t , if , Q 1 Mrs. Leo Crook Sponsor Mrs. Crookis their new sponsor and has worked them to produce a better paper, They are members of the Ark- ansas High School Press Association and attended the journalism clinic in Jones- boro at Arkansas State College in No- vember. Carole Thompson Paula Crook Margaret Edwards Society Editor Reporter Feature Editor GLEE CLUBS Junior Senior g 5 K I 5 ! , J a 'E T E I ,Y -, e 7 ,. .4 1 Q g , . ' I I W 4 .- Q ,V ,K ROW 3: Sheila Jordan, Paulette Newsom, Earlene Selby, Mary Ann Williams, Joyce Harris. ROW 2: Linda Carroll, Carolyn Stanford, Janice Pugh, Shirley Williams, HazelMorris. ROW l: Rachel Vest, Paulette Tacker, Patsy Lindsey, CarolynSpencer, Joan Baker. ROW l: J. McClelland, Evans, D. Baker, N, Collins, E. Collins, J, Meredith, J, Taylor, ROW 2: J., Brown, C. Dail, J. Smith, R.Britne11, C. Harper, H, Vest, J. Pugh, H. Reeves, S, Brown. ROW 3: T. Holt, P. Costner, G. White, S.Dunkerson, J, Eppes, G. Branum, L, Evans, E. Damschen, H. Reeves. ROW 4: V. Ballard, I. M. Ballard, P. Volner, M. Timbs, H. Pierce, H. Denton, C. Parks, E. M. Carroll, S. Faulkner, J. Stanford. sl Vegg- V 'fa ft at ' if-E . W 'q ' . ,, ' u , - J.. ITS .A ,, ' af? T me T U in x' .1 'H D .f I ,mm E N Q-.-sl T C 6 O U f' N C I L Officers, STANDING AT BACK are: James Carney-Pres. , Dixie Greenlee- V, Pres. ,Brenda Wesner-Sec. , Sandra Whitaker-Treas. , Sharon Frayser-Rep. , Johnny May Sponsor, Representatives are chosen each homeroom to represent their class. They are 12th Grade: Junior Harper, Donald Neal. llth Grade: Donna Pickett, Paul Clampit. 10th Grade: Eva Nell Wallace, William Martin, A, R, McDonald. 9th Grade: Linda Dearing, Larry Winters, Judy Spears, Lonnie Jo Brown. 8th Grade: Nelson Oakley, Joyce Owens, Jimmy Smith. 7th Grade: Patricia Butler, Barbara Carter, Verlin Scroggins. The Student Council election of officers is a highlight in the school. The candidates choose their managers and make speeches and solicit the votes of the entire student body. They have several projects, They send three officers to a work shop each summer and plan to erect a Harrisburg High School sign. G. A. A. 3'-K .s 'I -'1 - i' . ' ' 'MATH '- A Officers, Pres.-D. Greenlee, Vice Pres.-E. Wallace, Sec.-V. Durham, Treas.-J. Valentine Rep. R. Jeter, Mrs. B. Jones, ROW 1: M. Malone, F. Hooker, L. Qualls, M. Cobb, B Sanders, P. Cole, D. Deckleman. ROW 2: D. Greenlee, S. Heeb, S. Frazser, G. Neal, S Moye, B. Holmes, D. Chandler. ROW 3: Mrs. Jones, R. Jeter, P. Miles, C. Shannon, B Newberry, B. Wesner. ROW 4: C. Long, B. Cole, E. Wallace, V. Durham, J. Valentine, A Morris, A. Beegle, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Officers, Pres. -C. Carter, Vice Pres.-Neb Thomas, Sec. -T. Wimpy, Treas.-D. Jones, Sponsor- Mrs. Carney. ROW l: H. Ray, T. Wimpy, B. Caplinger, R.Durham. ROW Z: S. Whitaker, L. Evans, S. Heeb, R. Denton, S. Moye, M. Malone, D. Cunningham, J. Wallace, B. Carlew, H. Reeves, J, Carney. ROW 3: D. Jones, J. Butler, S. Frayser, P. Cole, B. Holmes, G. Neal, J. McMu11in, D. Neal, T. Garner. ROW 4: G. Strictlin, M. Vandiver, B. Sanders, D. Chandler D. Greenlee, B, Bullock, M. Cobb, L. Qualls, F. Hooker, P, Volner, S. Kirby. ROW 5: N Thomas, Mrs. Carney, C. Carter. l a LIBRARY CLUB 11 Officers, Pres.-B. Winningharn, V, Pres.-S. Faulkner, Sec.-C. Hopkins, Treas.-C. Hopkins, Rep.-J. Epps,Hist, C. Harper, Mrs. Pearson. BACK ROW: M. Faulkner, B. Winningham, L, Evans, E. Carroll, J. Pugh, J. Spears, D. Durham, E. Damschen, G. Brannum, S. Dunkerson, S, Faulkner, C. Hopkins, MIDDLE ROW: T, Holt, M. A, Parks, D. Hinton, Margie Foster. Mrs. Pearson. FRONT ROW: B. Tillery, K. Witt, E. N. Wallace, D.Deckleman, G. Barnhill, L, Wallace, C. Wallace, D. Faulkner, L. Woodham, J. Epps. COLLEGE CLUB Officers, Pres.-C. Carter, V. Pres.-N Jones, Sec.-M Vandiver, Treas. - B. Byrd, Rep.-J Wallace. 1ST ROW: J, Wallace, B. Byrd, M. Vandiver, N. Jones, C. Carter, Mrs. Crook ZND ROW: S, Whitaker, D. Heeb, F. Hooker, P. Miles, B. Bailey, M. Edwards, J. T.Butler H, L, Ray. 3RD ROW: D, L. Greenlee, S. Dunkerson, S. Winters, D. Thomas, M. Hitt, M Malone, D, Neal, J. Mote, C. Thompson. 4TH ROW: J. Carney, L. R. Evans, K. Lamastus, B Sanders, N. Thomas, R. Denton, H. Williams, D. W. Jones. F.H.A. F, H, A. Girls are the largest and most active group in school. They prepared a booth for the Country Fair, which won lst place. Their money making projects for the year are making cup cakes and selling book markers. It is the plan of the project committee to have a Mother-Daughter Banquet, the first thus far held in the Harrisburg High School. Instead of exchanging gifts as usual, each studentbrought some article of food for the needy. They went caroling Christmas week, and sang to the shut-in members of the community. They also attend the annual Mississippi-Poinsett County Federation meeting at Jonesboro. In Home Economics classes we studied foodpreservationand entered some of the cannedfood in the fair and won lst place ribbons on all entries. Approximately seventy fall garments were made in class for a cost of 5375. 00 with a retail value of around 5500. 00. During home improvement units the students covered two chairs anda stool for the bed room of the cottage. In a Christmas Craft unit many attractive gifts were made, but the most enjoyable craft was the making of stuffed toys and animals. Foods units are always enjoyed by students and by the guests whom they invite on special occasions. 'u QF F F A Off1cers are BACK ROW: Patsy Ingram H1stor1an Vlrglnla Durham lst Vmce Pres Faye Hooker Pres1dent Eva Nell Wallace Znd Vlce Pres D1x1e Greenlee Secretary FRONT ROW Joann McClelland Treasurer Roberta Jeter Reporter Loulse Qualls 3rd VICE Pres F.F.A. This year the local FFA chapter has carried on its usual activities with a few new additions. For the first time they have secured a local business firm to spon- sor the official FFA calendar, and placed 225 of these calenders in the community. Seven subscriptions of the National Future Farmer, a FFA Magazine, were placed in various reading places where they may be read by courtesy of the local chapter. The chapter was also responsible for a PTA program on Safety--Our Nation's Concern . The vocational agriculture department this year has followed a similar pattern of the past few years. The study of Parliamentary Procedure, various phases of Farm Mechanics, which include shop projects constructed by students, the parti- cipation in the district and state livestock, and crops, and meatjudging contests, and some of the major farm enterprises found in the community. I 'I i n n A . -uf si. , . , ski' ,pf Q- , Q.fw3i 'T' 2. L KQV Q . I I , A B 11 1? Q' A ' maui-11 E. - :Q ? ' - 1+ gan' A R H KL 1 K rf M. ax . Q Q ag Q A Q 2 u j x b g A 1 X 3' M W v , ,,x W f fa Q A .X .X f - LQ Q if 5 my x, ff. ' '39 ' N Y Q if t 'lQ I'i'q' Ax m 7 X st -' Q L A 1 .fa 1,1 A 'Q Q, I oi Q . ' . 1 lk 7 4' 'Q Q51 +3 g Y' 'K W 'lr 'Q 'Q 34, Ek K ix Saw - ffggygkx gi W . ' A 1 , X 1 ' i T'igM'X3'5 - gi QQ' ' -K 4 f 1 if X ' J xx Y 11 ffiffff.-f if V U FQ V 3 1 . si? ' :Y , Q. . . x . -, M. ..- , Q K' if Q., ' x Yi , 3 M , vw N A . - A 'xv M:-jsp: .,w?,VgggZ, x x . M i 7 K .1-we E ,, . W- sf? W x A+ , f amass: Q L T -: ,xy A '?r:iafMW-if flfsww-. N ,gm f- '.'.,51: Y sz-x x . N' -' J. ' .' Q5 ' - ga. X Q . ds, . :Q 1, ,U ' , ' 3 . M :Wu Q 5 'gg ML ck 'XF N 1 K jf' .. Q Q .W mf. 3 yrs' Qi-'I' 'X 5 n! . X , , gy , ,,,,,fX....., .. ff, 1 ,A -N 'N W ix A sf A ,x A - 2' 4 if ,gf iw JK J' is H3 is gf' '- 'A ,M .f X 3 - I af 'lm Ng N 'Q 1 1 ? W rf ' A X .Q fu' 1 , 4 A Q K - ,x . R, 75 1 V, ,Q m y and 'N I 4 av X - ' ,,,--...mm -0 4,,..--. X7 X as 5 'a 4 -r,.' .. -44, JAP, V . 1 , KK AGB, J 'i ' sv ,jf , .4 Jak. 'Q 'MS 4 mg, K QQ 3 . fc SPORTS The 1959-60 football squad made one of the best records that has been made in several years. f? FOOTBALL I ' I JIM TOM BUTLER, R.H. B All District 19 .5 y COACHES BEN JONES and BILL BISHOP , . w J I JAMES CARNEY, R,E, All District The Harrisburg Hornets started the football season by absorbing a 26-7 defeat from the Wynne Yellowjackets. The McCrory Jaguars handed the Hornets a humiliating licking to the tune of 31-7. The next two games was more of the same by Corning defeating us 6-O and arch rival Marked Tree 14-6. On Oct. 9th broke the win column in defeating Lepanto by a score of 47-0. This was the start of a five game winning streak. Next came Parkin on Homecoming night. The Hornets had it much easier Q i than expected and handed the class B power house a Z4 to 61icking. The Pocanhantas game was the high point of the season offensive wise. The Hornets had an easy time running up a 53 to O score with all the boys 1? JERRY MOTE, F.B. A11 District KENNETH DAVIS, L. G. NEB THOMAS, R. T. LONNIE HUNT, L. E. A11 District LARRY MCMULLIN, R.T. RAY VINCENT L G CALVIN TARKINGTON, F. B. WILLIE CAUGHRON, R. G. Fa Y, having a hand in the victory. The Piggott Mohawks expected to be a power house next fell prey to the Hornets by a Z7 to O score. On the cold rainy night of Nov. 13th the Hornets won their most cherished victoryover the Trumann Wildcats. On this night neither the Wildcats nor the weather could stop the Hornets as they took the Cats 19-0, The Hornets ended on a bad note by absorbing a 28-6 defeat by Osceola. Before the Hornets could settle down and start playing they had given away too much in this game to over come it. The Hornets season was marred by some disappointments, due in many instances by lack of experience in some positions. Although the boys were able to make a comeback after losing four in a row, they gave the students and fans many happy moments during their five game winning streak. They finished the seasonwitha five winand five lose record. They tied with Trumann and Piggot for third place in district standing. ff' X ' f' 7' X13 QI,-h A TOMMY TRAYNOM, L, H, B, JUNIOR HARPER, R. H. B. Homecoming Queen Dixie Greenlee being crowned by Jim Tom Butler, Her other escort was Kenneth Davis. The court was made up of Norma Jones, Maidof Honor, Donna Pickett, llth grade maid, Carolyn Evans, 10th grade maid, Sandra Whi ta ke r, 12th grade maid. These girls were chosen by the football squad. The 95 UI :J-DP oi U: nv 5x4 O-,., gs ,,.,:-r OD' D-Q nv o is O'-1 HF? 2: Elm na PU nv D sv r-JN-:af s lllllllllllllljlllllj ri! iii, -, 'wld' . 10 N141-IN mmm f sms! mmm hmm' mmm hmm Q11 Sn ll! Ili LARRY GOUCHER, R. G. unpaid JI' W r-ar , 3 , J-W..-.f . N 'ii-3 'lf K4 E 522 ::'.'. um BRYAN CAPLINGER, Q, B. 1 .' Nw 1 , Qi ,J iv f' s 3 ,.-XL-I , Y iifilli' 3 a L JOE STROPES OLLIE LADY JACKLE MILLER, R. T. Managers f ff Juniors chose for their homecoming queen-Linda Dearing, Her escorts are Gene York and Roger Mote. Her young attendants were Norette Underwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.I-Iarold Underwood and Zack Wood son of Mr, and Mrs. David Wood. Attendants CD JUDY DUNKERSON DOROTHY JUNE MAY ff 'Y 315' Attendants BARBARA RAY SMITH ' SANDRA BRADLEY 1 4 1 22 .Xi A JUNIOR FOOTBALL Although the Junior Hornets win and loss record was far from impressive, their improvement was. Of the forty boys who reported for football in August, none had any experience. They started coldbut as the season progressed, so did they. By the end of the season they had rounded into a goodJunior team, many of whom could help the Hornets in years to come. Another bright spot was the number of seventh and eighth boys who reported out and stayed with us unto the end of the season although they didn't get to play a game. They gained experience that will be valuable next year. They were coached by Carl Curtner. J ' o W. 5 2 O s' 1 Q 1 'ME ,S ISS, , , , , A as '-' ,Q Q3 5 life H . za A If Y 5 Y I Q 9 I xi asia ig? A fi ' if I , va , wa V 55 R W, ROW l: Carl Shannon, RubyNeugebauer, Mike Denton, Wayne Wallis, Jimmy Davis, Tommy Dail, Donald Reeves, Wayne Tillery, Jesse Murray. ROW Z: Danny Pippinger, LarryHarrison, Roger Mote, Lloyd Baker, Dub Minton, William Traynom, Malcolm Winters, Seldon Davis, Gerald Spencer. ROW 3:Jimmy Pruett, Jackie Caplinger, Robt. Sutterfield, Gene York, Calvin Edwards, David Sefers, Bo Heavener, Larry Neugebauer, BASKETBALL COACH BI 67- v ' IN '3- JERRY MOTE JAMES CARNEY BOBBY COKE SENIOR BASKETBALL Senior Boys Varisty Basketball Team 1960 Overall this is the finest group of boys that could represent our school. They are good students, maintain high morals, have a good attitude, and possess desire and deter- mination, Last year's District 3 A cham- pions and State Semi's are doing well for themselves this year, having beaten already some of the strongest teams in this part of the state. At this writing their record is 10 won and 5 lost, of this 15 games the opponents have been stronger than any op- ponents ever tackled in the history of Har- risburg basketball, The future for this club seems bright, ten sophomores compose the backbone of this club, two seniors and two juniors complete the squad. x ALLEN BERRY I? ,......M Most of these boys have been playing ball together all through school. They are all sophomores, which is the class with the highest percentage participating in sports of all kinds. Most of them played on the Junior team last year which went to the finals in the district tournament. JERRY SMITH BRYAN CAPLINGER O 45 N' , ,if :,:,,,,,,,'.j VI, CHARLES PETTIT DAVID FREE MAN xi Bf sf ' Tx JAC KIE MILLER 4 ml' .XP DEWAYNE ROREX 1 -9 WILLIAM MARTIN , ,. lm, ,. .,i32.:E.,'-:-jg:- :, AS. 5 1 . Q' 4 QW' Rf. Q Q Mfr .,.. j . - 'Ii M4 43 'F Q K 'N A X bi ,mm ,.. :,. -- In xi 'if . I ., .si S' 32 if ssl - 'X 1-f:a::.rifFNi:r i' ' I-Ii: . ,jim iw, Sv 556 WCP. I Eff N - ,Lx ' ,bf X, ,. f . 4 .iw f.,Q,i k ,, v JOHNNY MCCALLA fpjiimtx ' as- Q A Yi.: ,yy ig i is K V '. f W 94' bg Q ik. . , 5, giunvv v 'N -Mwwx M, 4 3 K Q , HK. :P if x , x i' QW?- .+ M 4 'Q' 15. 1 OYD BAKER if f Q? 53' .G'v-Line-2.2 . -Ly . QE, 1 A 'M' R., M, W li X 4 'v x, H-W 1 f ii . W . Q'35W:f1lvl2:.11!4bf'?'!:'- ' M ' 2 -.v-V 1 '5'f ?fZ?hv9Eyz:wa,,:mwAQ,. .Q N Q V ' 'f-,'1 , , -, , x 178' ,XSL Ywmxwmyr , ,..,,,,,m - W' ', I' , WMV ' ' xg .s 5, 4 iii ,A 'filam- E -0--ar LLO YD SEFER ff' , , , ,, fx? 1.5 , . . ,. ., . du, RICHARD FAU LKNER WILLIAM TRAYNOM BO HEAVENER DANNY PIPPINGER S' Q A I CALVIN EDWARDS ELVIS SPENCER RAY OWENS HORNETS WIN COUNTY AND ARE N .JH James, Bryan and the boys accepting the county trophy from Principal Ben Jones. Jerry shooting one of his famous long shots. Coach and the boys very happy after defeating Trumann for the County Tournament. Ben laying one in with James blocking. 'X ,,. ,J -Q .. a RUNNERS-UP IN DISTRICT . Jerry in shooting form I Ben doing some fancy rebounding ZVI and ball handling with Rook on him. Ben and boys accepting trophy from Mr. Shannon, President of District 143 Athletic A rather glum group after losing finals t Association. Nettleton in District 193 38-35. cfs s Q! if 1 x -Ai xf .qs .Lf ,rag if ff Q ' H' 4, , , if if S , i hx .Q FEATURES This year we wanted to feature some of our students who consistent- ly make good grades. Theyare Her- bert Lynn Ray, Donald Neal, Donnie Crawford, Paul Clampit, Patricia Miles, Sandra Whitaker, Sharon Frayser, Nancy Collins, PatC1em, Carole Carter, Betty Bailey, and Norma Jones. S 1 AE TENDANTS 4 'N WMC 'X ag, 'Was M54 I if ANNUAL QUEEN , E 7 Er X DIXIE GREENLEE i 01 ATTENDANTS ' . L 11 I v W' 2 5 1 S c 1 5 J 1 5 n J - P ,ggi f X HANDSOME BOY NEB THOMAS BEAUTWUL CHRL SANDRA WHITAKER lvl suv' Th honor was judg d by th d tor of the Miss U verse' o testinArkansas, J 1'a J me f Jo esboro, CHEERLEADERS SENIOR JUNIOR v 4: Brenda Wesner A! K-Ili ' ' 'IT v.L15-V.. ., . Y 'Y 'rW'f :5.:4,,,- Z ff.. . f' F -1 Y 'V ' R R ' E fwfmwa E T I ...4..D'ln1 la' ' ' ut- -Av As? --47 R Dorothy Hinton Lou Anne Collier Dorothy June May Barbara Ray Smith Linda Caplinger Marilyn Berry Fonda Bishop Linda Carol Dearing . ' ' .n',, P .. 'rn ...i,'- ,, 1- , -. M - ,, J f - 4 ' + ' , Q ' Ab v -' , H . ,-.. x x ' ,- , , ,A A. ww, .ml , I . K , I rv . ' A , , . 4 M, ' ' f s,p ' - wvlh V 4' .'1,J,' , A' ff'.,.,?Qw.. . ,. Af A . V A . , S . ,v 4 I .. A , V g 4 , Mg, 7, ,- , . ,, ,H-.'wf1'5, 'faf f. 4u. ' vs.-,' 4 . ,-w-'f '- ',-l ' H ,7 v-ii, Q . -1 -Jgafigi , 1 vfnw, . f ,v Wdff. , ' X fs Lf'-1 'Y -nits' . v 1,6151 W I x 1, , Lf H. ar, l I ,nm- 10 M u ,Q . sq fm af ' if-f'f' ' ,.-'g,f'S'1'1zw'3.i. vgfru i vi' ' vt . gf: -3 me l 'l ,xx ,-:ff--as qi' imp in - w - wr, ' will 5 .Sak - -J h '-xY,- Q f 4' Us Y ff- . I' 1 1 , 1 fx.. 4 I D' .. A, E .., . ,. ,, , .,,- -'Q.,,,. , 1-.Am ,, l. A. 1. ,-v,,' . fkaggkgf 5 fig' 1 ' A , -L. 4? 4- Q ' rf 6 ,-'A ' .- , , A , 1 . .X i f , 59? , ' : ' ' It kv - , , ' . f , - '. . F' .. ,Aff , ., ,r-.xi N, 1. A '4 -Y ,ir . . ,J 'Q ' - L ,- r -J . , . - 3 . , v, 3, aw ,., g A A .3 . . , 95, ,pf 9 -v 3-up . , is ' ' ' v -. .U ' x ' A. rv ' ' , 1 9 Sharon Frayser Diane Chandler Dixie Greenlee Sandra Whitaker Betty Holmes how these gals cheered in fair and rainy weather-the pep rallies-at noon-afternoon- bonfire at night-'roasting a Wildcat'-parading and looting through town-the new pampoms-our 'hands' with our fingers crossed. These gals really deserve a 'hand' too. Q 4 ' lv '1 .ul 9 h1.sL,4il1Aw' 7 14. -,,,.' . ff 1, 4 4 W, r'ib,,l- ,L A-.rv dc , Q M-1. , ' f :V ,,N'f'75'. , 'ix . .. 2 qi'-12 i fp . A 9, , -,f . I 5.,. av :fl hrfgil'-V an wif- ,, , L - s' . . D Z - . R 'fig-were f - .nf H ff' 0 1 f was S, iwfawi i, Lis. . , 5-rf?-,ir ., D goQ?-rpg?-3 rlyl' ,AVI 1 gr . 1 4 w - . ,-r . - 1' Diane Evans MOST TALENTED DONNA BAKER DONALD WAYNE JONES BEST ATHLETE SHARON FRAYSER JERRY MOTE x xx BEST ALL-AROUND NORMA JONES JIM TOM BUTLER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CAROLE CARTER PAUL CLAMPIT JAMES CARNEY was sponsored by the Masonic Lodge, DONALD NEAL by the Rotary Club and HERBERT LYNN RAY bythe Ameri- can Legion. These young people always come back and report how much they enjoy getting some very practical lessons in American govern- ment. We are proud to honor these future leaders of America. Apr- ? - how the ship, wanting us to acquire cer- equip us to meet the problems One of the highest honors Harrisburg High School at the These representatives had to be in leadership and character. NORMA JONES was spon- TER, by the American Legion Harrisburg Parent - TC'aChO1'S . rf- PQ, Z. Z teachers in all our Classes Stressed Citizen- tain skills, study habits and attitudes that would of thc- future. in this fic-ld was to bv Chosou to rcprvscnt Amvricau L0gionBuys' State and Girls' State. in thvuppefrtcnpercont of theirclass and excell Sorud by thc Mothers' Club, CAROLE CAR- Auxiliary and SANDRA WHITAKER by the Association. Q CLASSES if 5. ,of-.. SQ. , 1 ye '. Y v f ll 'vo 40- rg '52, x x u ' 'X -Q., ll. Q If Mo 'C ld' ,w '44 was , 2g ww ,A xx ' ,L , In ., x W W .av fy' twig? '56 I W, W. 'A ,f 'yr 1 ,SEI fi-'cw . M .xx Ax avi, .. -,rg T1 It B fi Wxili . 'L ' J: 'E'-T'-W Qi - ' v- . .-, ' f , 'L -wan S! f 'fb 'ani' -f J' iw ,i ,. in ,, - ,A-F' 'R 44 'lf ww ' Q jf ,-- ,. 9 'L' 0 l'i ,.f? i'w-V' .W U ' ':...,-,-'zx A35--.j - - 1 , M 'zbbggsf lx, - Y, ' nf-I gh' 5. '- , 'SQ tn -N '. -N. -K ' . RY! , ij . v -T QN'7r,J?'. . ., J' Un, ' 1 if .- .f -+. 6 in I 9 's E f?15,,, EE' fit' 4, . but K, .-a. 1-wg. H... 4- f I m ik .K we fs 0 12 K. XWQ. X 5 W M5 ki Y 5 VM .wr V4- vm x 1 Q f X fs if 'v i' I J , M, ., My E , 1, , , fig' 4 l iff ? Ak . ..:.,az:. .Z f 33 f A My , ' ,J 'nw' X. 1 an , Ja Q, sg f ff? -fa : .4-rf N- , FE- X , Ass TN is X iw LW 353211, Qs. L X Aww. 'X 'MGM , G , m,,x NR, ,bf , gf Q' SEM , , 1 3-.W ' L 'K Z fur 4 . xl SENIORS 3216365 James 3, li 41'-1 Mary Ame Betty Braden Lar1'Y Carole T0 H0 To 3 M06 S BETTE BAILEY--National Honor Society Z, 3, 45 F. H. A, 1, Z, 4g Pre-College Club 45 Dramatics Club 2g Office Z, 3,45 Junior Play 33 Pep Club 1, Z, 3. JAMES BISHOP--F. F. A. 1, 3: Special Interest: Flying. L ' 'V my 3555.7 153131 F N JAMES BROWN--Football l, 2, 35 Letterman's Club 1,25 F, F, A,1, Z, 35 Science Club Z5 Special Interest: Hunting and Baseball. BRAYDEN BYRD Spanish Club 3, Vice Pres. 45 Science Club Z5 Pre- College Club 4, Treas. 5 Junior Play 35 Paper Staff 4, Sports Editorg F. F,A, 15 Band Z5 Football 15 Basket- ball 35 Class Favoritie 15 Special Interest: Making People Laugh. JIM TOM BUTLER --Football 1, Z, 3, 4, Captain 1, 45 All-district45Band l, 2,35 Science Club Z, 3, 45 F, T,A, 45 Pre-College Club 45 Mr. Jr. High 15 Who's Who 35 Class Officer Z, 35 Secretary 35 S.C. Rep. 3. Special Interest: Hunting, Fishing andCars. JAMES R. CARNEY--Track l,Z,3,45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 All-District 45 Basketball l, Z, 3, 45 Band l, Z, 35 Pres. Student Council 45 Pres. of Science Club 45 National Honor SocietyZ, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 F.F, A, Federation Officer 25 Glee Club 15 F.F.A. 1,25 F. T. A. Special In- terest: Research. CAROLE SUE CARTER--Band 1, Z, 3,45 F,H,A, l,Z,45 Dramancs Club 2, Secretaryg National Honor Society Z, 35 Junior P1ay5 Pre-College Club 45 Pres. F, T.A, 4, Pres. 5 Science Club 35 Girls State 35 Paper Staff45 Editor. Special Interest: Cooking. WILLIE CAUGHRON--Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track 35 Agriculture l, Z. MARY COBB--Basketball l,Z,35 Pep Club Z, 35 F, T, A,1,45F, H. A. 1,45 Pre-College Club 45 Special Interest: Dancing and Swimming. LARRY COOPER--F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club Z, 45 4-H Club l, Z5 Special Interest: Mechanics and Hunting. Dale Richard Dixie Shim-198' U7 Ll0Yd In DALE COX--Agriculture 1, Football lg Special Interest Hunting, Sports. KENNETH DAVIS- -Football Z, 3, 45 AllDistrict 45 Letter man's Club 1, Z, 3,45 F.F,A 1, 2g Vice-Pres. of Junior Class 3g Track 33 Special Interest: Mechanics. ,. - I9 40 .rf f 1 wwe RICHARD DENTON--Footbal11,2,35 Band 1, 2,35 Science Club Z, 3, 45 F. T,A, 45 National Honor Society Z5 Track 35 Pre-College Club 4. SHIRLEY DUNKERSON- - Library Club 1,25 Reporter 15 Glee Club l, 2, 3,45 Pres. 15 Dramatics Club 35 F,H, A. 1, Z5 Pre-College Club 45 Pep Club Z, 3. MARGARET ANN EDWARDS--Pre- College Club 45 Annual 35 Paper Staff 45 National Honor Society 25 F. H. A, l, Z, 45 Glee Club 1, Z5 Office 2, 35 Pep Club 1, Z, 3. LLOYD EVANS--Football 15 F,F.A, l, 2, 3, 45 State Farmer Degree5 F, T,A, 3, 45 Pre-College Club 45 Pep Club 1, Z, 35 Dramatic Club Z5 F, F, A, Officer 3,45 Who's W'ho 1. JIMMY EXUM--F. F.A. 15 Spanish Club 3,45 Dramatics Club Z5 MAXINE FAULKNER--F. H. A. 1,25 Library Club 1, 45 Sec. Glee Club 1, 45 Reporter, Pep Club Z. TERRY HALE GARNER--F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 F. T, A, 45 Football 1, 2. DIXIE LEE GREENLEE -- Class Officer Z, 3, 45 Basketball 1, Z, 35 Cheerleader 1,Z, 3,45 Captain5 F. H.A, l,Z,45 Pres. 25 Sec. 45 Who's Who 1, Z, 35 Student Council 45 Pre- College Club 45 F. T. A, 45 Halloween Candidate 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Homecoming maid Z, 35 Pep Club l, 2, 3. an A -'A' of x , 1 A Eg, ff E All MQ -H., fp-:xml ' 1 A . .W-vi -. 4 , 'jg Q45 I ,-was Y ii- Mr: nw wv' X MILDRED HITT--Glee Club 35 An- nual Staff 45 Pre-College Club. IVAN HODGE--Basketball 15 Foot- ball 1, Z, 4. WALTER HOGAN--Football 15 F. F. A. 1, Z, 35 Dramatic Club Z. FAYE HOOKER--F. H. A. 1, Z, 45 Home Economics Award Z5 National Beta Club Z5 G.G. A. 45 F,T.A. 45 Pre-College Club 45 Library Club 2, 3. LONNIE HUNT--Football l, 2, 3, 45 F.F. A, 1, Z, 35 H-Club. MADGE INGLE--F. H. A. l, Z5 Dra- matics Club Z5 Spanish Club 3. DONALD WAYNE JONES - - Band l, 2, 3,45 Dance Band 1, Z, 3,45Band Council 1, Z5 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Pres. 25 Class Officer 1, Z, 35 Pres. 35 Pre-College Club 45 F.F. A. 15 F. T, A, 45 Treas. 45 All-District Band 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 State F. F. A, Band 15 Student Council Rep. 15 Class Favorite Z. NORMA JONES--F. H. A. 1, Z, 45 National Honor Society Z, 3, 45 V. P. 35 Pres. 45 Pre-College Club 45 Vice Pres., Pres. 45 Basketball 1, 2,35 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Royalty 1, 45 Class Officer, Pres. 35 Junior Play 3 KATHY M CCULLEY MARIE MAI..ONE-- F. H. A. 1, Z, 33 Basketball 1, Z, 3QA11-County l3 Pep Club l, 2, 33 Pre-College Club 43 F, T, A, 43 G. A, A. 43 Dramatics Club Z3 PATRICIA MILES--Glee Club 13 F, H,A, l, Z, 3, 43 3rd Vice Pres. Z3 National Honor Society 2, 33 Basket- ball Manager 33 Annual Staff 43 G. A, A, 43 Dramatics Club Z. JERRY MOTE-- Vice Pres. of Senior Class3 Basketball l, Z, 3, 43 Track 1, Z, 3, 43 B aseball3 Football 43 All Dis- trict3 Pre-College Club 43 Science Club 4. DONALD NEAL--F. F. A. 1, Z, 3, 43 F. T, A, 43 Pre-College Club 43 Boy's State 33 Senior Class Officer 43 Dra- matics Club Z3 F.F. A, Officer 3,43 Student Council Rep. 43 Junior Play 3. MARY ANN PARKS--F. H. A. 1, 2,43 Library Club 4. MARGARET ANN PRIVETT--Glee Club 1. LOUISE QUALLS--F. H. A. 1,23 Basketball 1,23 F.T.A. 4: Library Club 13 G,A, A. 43 Pep Club 1. 3-dlhs. 'Sl' 14.48 'i 'af SENIORS Carolyn Patsy Her bert L YHI1 ...n ,V - Carole Neb Barbara 4' .Q 'xx 9 l -f. 'F I 11 3 U, ff 1 ' Shirle HERBERT LYNN RAY--Band 1, 2, 3, 4: All-District Band 2, 3, 4, All- State Band 33 National Honor Society Z, 3, 45 Science Club Z, 3, 45 Pres. 3, F. T. A. 45 Pre-College Club 4, Boy's State Representative 3. BRENDA JOYCE SANDERS--F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Basketball Manager l, Z5 An- nual Staff 3, 4, Editor 43 Dramatics Club Z, Junior Play 3, F. T. A. 4: Pre-College Club 43 Pep Club 2, 3g G. A. A. 4. Brenda r 'v t J? ,K v If S xii X . Y W' Doroiha uma IL' i Sig T71 ff-X ix :fi CAROLYN YOUVONNE SHANNON- - F, H, A. l, 2, 45 G, A, A. 45 Glee Club 15 Library Z. WILMA JEAN SLOAS--F. H. A. 1, Z5 Library Club 1, SHIRLEY EWEN TEDDER- -Pep Club 1,2535 F. H. A. l, Z5 Basketball 1, Z, 35 F, T. A. Z, 45 Dramatics Club 25 Glee Club l, 25 Library Club 15 Class Treas. 15 Office 1, 3. DOROTHA ANN THOMAS--Baskeb ball l,Z, 35 Pep Club 35 Glee Club 45 F.H.A, 3, 45 Pre-College Club 45 Library Club 3. NEB THOMAS--Football 1, Z, 3, 45 Band l,Z,35 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Pre- College Club 45 F,T.A, 45 Track 35 Junior Play 3. CAROLE THOMPSON--F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette l, Z, 3, 45 Dramatics Club, Officer 25 Glee Club 15 Pre-College Club 45 F. T. A. 3, 45 Student Council l, Z5 Pep Club Z5 Paper Staff 45 Student Council, Of- ficer Z5 Jr. Play 3. BARBARA ANNE TILLERY--F.H. A, 1,25 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1. PATSY RAYE TILLERY--F. H. A. 1, 2,45 Glee Club 15 Pep Club Z. NG-1 ,..,.. ,L 'fix ,ng YV ..-.. Qu-. lllfk-LA- A .. ,, ,,.'P-5 Q, QI. . J LZLNS vi f L-H MAA :tv 'N 2 X Bobby Sarah Jane ret R0Se rv is-H' X 4 6 I 1 2 x 'fl I J0hnnY AS1e ASIETIMS FTA 4 FFA Basketball 1. MARGARET VANDIVER- -'F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Feder:-1tionSec. 45 F. T. A 3, 4g Pre-College 4, Secretary, Dramatics Club Zg Glee Club 1, Library Club 23 Paper Staff 3, Circulation Editorg National Honor Society Z, 3, 43 Junior Play 35 Student Council 2. JOHNNY WALLACE--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 35 Basketball 15 F. F.A. 1,25 Pre-College Club 45 F. T.A. 45 Junior Play 3. SARAH JANE WALLACE --Annual Staff 3, 45 F,H,A, 1,25 National Honor Society 2, 35 Pep Club 35 Dramatics Club 35 Library Club 2, 3. SANDRA GAYE WHITAKER--F.H. A, 1,2,45 Treas. 25 F. T. A. 3,45 Pre-College Club 45 Class Officer, Pres. 15 Treas. 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Maid 2,45 Who's Who 1,2,45 Student Council 1, 3,45 Treas. 45 Halloween Queen 15 Cam- pus Sweetheart 25 Miss Flame 25 Girls State 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. BOBBY WILLIAMS - - Football 15 Basketball 1, 35 F.F. A. 1, 25 HUBERT WILLIAMS--F. F, A. 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Council 35Pre- College Club 45 Science Club 45Dra- matics Club 2. JUANITA MAE WILLIAMS- -National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. Z. 49 Pre-College Club 45 Library Club 2. SYLVIA ANNE WINTERS--Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club 25 F. H. A. 1, 45 Pre-College Club 45 Pep Club 2,35 Library Club 2, Pres. 3. Dixie 'Queen' of the Cheerleaders Q ...L-KA 't -2 N. f1up. i 5 'xi E-A an-eq HUM. N A Z-li Mg ,C -df' . BJ 'fur-1 5,4045 JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES DONNA PICKETT TOMMY TRAYHOM the tea the faculty game 'Miss Gorin' when she retired .... the concern over whether or not the Seniors took a trip .... Miss Blaylock and Mrs. Pickering practice teaching .... the American Historywe all had to take and those easybooklet tests .... studying the Constitution .... the Spaghetti Supper we gave the night of the Trumann game and our Dads chaperon- ing the dance afterwards .... how we managed to live without a Halloween Carnival and even gota half holiday .... how it rained for the Trumann game .... the football banquet and Mr. Bishop's reference to F0nda'5 'escort' and how half the boys than 'called their date, their 'escort' .... how Mr. Durham hurt his leg putting in some new chemistry equipment and Mr. Rotton caught the mumps .... and the wonderful six inch snow that closed school. Sponsors: MR. JOHNNY MAY MRS. JAMES YINGLING BETTY HOLMES Reporter DONNA PICKETT Treasurer LOIS SHROUT Secretary DIANE CHANDLER Vice President SHARON FRAYER President DONNA BAKER VIOLA BALLARD TOMMY BLAXTON MARION BRECHEEN JOHN BROWN LORETTA BROWN RUTH ANN BROWN BEVERLY BULLOCK BILLY CAPLINGER BARRY CARLEW DIANE CHANDLER PAUL CLAMPIT STANLEY CLAMPIT PAT CLEM BOBBY COKE BETTY COLE . ri .1 ,A 1- .Q fx K 'S 34 ,oe 41, is fl as ,, ,, I my-W if! WF' I sa ., , I ,n V3 1 H ' 5 an I 4 XX :X -0- ' '? 4 5 9 X-Wann '!x, ,, ' 1 'fm 'fx . I N its if N 5 r , 'N- cl 722 C. M 2' 3 fx ff, I v .. 'L 1. .,- '. AWD- 5 'Q - ' I fs. A XM V ' L-X-I It 1.4- 1 'Q 10 'T' lvl ' -J , J' run z I 3333 C- Jr ,gf '2F , I tgp. Q 4 . QC P 1 'x- 'vvp -.4 '17, v 44,5 fm ., A' ,, 'Q fhf' 39 'O l .fs Yi, -J 'Y' 5. 16 9' f A.. . Q, VT' K xx .1 ' Lf, U 'A '- lit' X I .rw KM ,MQ ,ca A Mya. , QQNS -1' ' S +L, 1? x xi 75 at A bf' ,W I' 4 .- 2, nf'-fr ' ',. .1 -,I O . wa, nv ft? JUNIORS PAULETTE COLE NANCY COLLINS BILLY CONDRA BUD CONDRA EMMETT COOPER MARY JANE COOPER GLENN COSTNER KENNETH COY DONNIE CRAW FORD PAULA CROOK MELTON CUMMINCS DWIGHT CUNNINGHAM RONALD DURHAM JOANN EPPES LACY EVANS HOWARD EXUM ALMETA FARRIS DONNIE FOWLER SHARON FRAYSER LARRY GRANT KENNETH GRUBBS BETTY HOLMES LINDA HUGGINS BARBARA INGLE CEAIL JENKINS BOBBIE KING DONALD KING CONNIE KIRBY HOYT MCANNALLY JANE MKMULLIN LARRY MQMULLIN JOYCE MEREDITH SANDRA MOYE GEARLENE NEAL SHEARLENE NEAL SAMMY NEUCEBAUER BARBARA NEWBERRY MARIE OLDMAN STEVE PARNELL KENNETH PATT ERSON CHARLES PETTIT DONNA PICKETT CATHERINE PRIVETT JUDY PUGH HAZEL REEVES HELEN REEVES LOIS SHROUT GARY STRICKLIN CALVIN TARKINCTON TOMMY TRAYNOM RAY VINCENT CHRISTINE WALLACE BARBARA WESSNER BRENDA WESSNER GEARALD WHITE TOMMY WIMPY 4 'Il IEE K1 a V5 ,-r ,A fb? .4 1 uf H A PQ 'Q 1 R., 'Ez' G if 5, x' T f 4 .vu nl- ,5 .... ,IQ x '5 '? , in sf V4 'Y ,,--o K.. 0 if 854: sg- ,, Q . Y- ' Agia X! ' iisxmt A C If 'H I 'Q T-,' h ffm: A . 'ts' . K -5 fm 3 Q , -31 waiil i1E QW' f X 'A 9 2 : A - 4' any ' A 41 5. - Q ' A - fn A 2 2 I -, ' fa- 1 -- Q ,zx gzl x R 5 ' , ,Q .-. Q-0 - 1 tgfr ' f -xx v . ,. X I A XII . ll1.yA I SOPHOMORES -xx JOHNNY BAKER im - 3 In A K 1 Q of-5 --up ei, C33 .-ei? ' Sophomores chose for their homeroom presi- xt A dents Ben Harrison, Virginia Durham and William Weeks. Their homeroom teachers are Mrs. Floy Ray, Mrs. Ben Jones and Mr. CarlCurtner, Sopho- mores are very active in all our sports witha large of the class taking part. 2. 'Y FAVORITES BEN HARRISON 1 PATSY INGRAM f -Ov i ,, 11 ' 'YQ X33 GLENDA BARNHILL BARBARA BEEGLE DONNIE AINSWORTI-I RONNIE AUSTIN ALLEN BERRY WANDA BISHOP LESTER BRADFIELD ROBERT BRECHEEN CHARLES BREITZ ALLEN BROWN LLOYD BROWIN JOY FAHE BROWN BRYAN CAPLINGER TRUDY CAUGHRON THOMAS CLEM BARBARA COLE ELIZABETH COLLINS BRENDA COOK OLLIE COSTINER DIANE DECKLEMAN DELTA DEINTON AUSTIN DePRIEST BOBBY DUNII-IAM DOROTHY DUINHAM VIRGINIA DURHAM PAUL ELLEZY CAROLYN EVANS DIANE EVANS TOE EKUM GLENDINE FARRIS L - v , ' x -s. ' Q .Qx 4 -i .f'- L 41 Q 'J If T ,fc 115 'Al 4 .4 5 fr 1 ntf? fx 3 T' iiwx X K5 Ni 6, M.. -I no P 4.-7 Ng? 'UQ -Q iv C ,- 5 aj Q1 C7 ' 'U 52 Qs fi in 42?- ff 1-we v 5 X 1 I , ' 9 - 1 lf N tg ,R A 1 ' Ii? .1- .. 5: SOPH 'Q s 1 ,,-. , -as Iv I I . 4 4 Tm xii: I .. 1 ,f 'Hy' x .Q I V71 Q , '- ICQ 43 . 5 My L I : , Ex 1 l T . X l 'Rx SAMMIE FAULKNER MURLEN GARNER JIMMY GREGORY CAROL HOPKINS DAVID FREEMAN .IIMMY CQOAD CAROLYNIIAR1-'E PAIF ICIA IIOSNIA R N 12' is I I I HERBERT CQOFF BEN HARRISON WAYNE HURT SHIRLEY JACKSON Hememdw Major J. D. Maycrowning Diane Chandler Miss LARRY GOIQIIER GEORGE ANNE IIAWKINS PATSY INGRAM ROBERT A .IEIER Flame and her attendants Diane Evans and Ca role Cartcr. Diane was so sure she didn 't win. OMORES f If Y , , V I x I 'W 'H 5 K ' Q M, ex-L v I I 'fx I .fi .QI - gc i . jg 6 aw Q 'gf . ' 1 f I I . xg ,. .25 4 NN WILBURN KING RAYMOND LYERLY EDNA MCGUIRE LARRY INIEREDITII 'X TV, ia sm I 3' Vie gg G- , x N- R i riffs 1 ..,A1 ' :1t'Z -, - A ll ,. , I, SLYVIA KIRBY JOHNNY MCCALLA LEON MAR VIN JACKIE MILLER Doris Sue and Lou L. in No Bride forthe Groom . 'P 'FQ I M is A '4 3 ff .. . xx ul ' 'i'A ', IM: . ,, I ,fi It I ,Q C 'W I . ,s 05' 5. . M ,Y DJ! 'Q' .av-ug, 'VY PATSY SLE JONES BOBBY KING OLLIE LADY CAROLYN LONG .IOANN MQCLELL.-XND A. R. MQDONALD WILLIAM MARTIN PAUL MEISTER if -.auf I' 'xl fvs.,,, '4 ,--5 'Q -3 . X ? M I, . I lr, Ili.-5, . 1 -S s' 1 ng rx .. .44 .. ,fran I f P 'Y' 1 V .. V Id - ' I : j- N - Q- I C: I .. ' I ff 2. 1 V' ' ss X Lgiggvlaiaa . I. X. 0-5 YU fl '. J- f up .w.m, Il .4 ' 4 4'-Q xi, A ROSIE ME.-XRS FERRIS ANN MINOR DON OSMENT DIANNE PRIVET I' W, C. MILLS ANNETTE MORRIS LARRY PEII-'ER J. B, REDDMAN SOPH L n ,- -1 .5 f fs' I Q Y.-NIL, I I1 1-.9 49 CHARLES ETTA NEWBERRY BUDDY PENDER PAULA RIECHMAN SHIRLEY ROGERS I I.: I' A RALPH NEWBERRY CHESTER PILKINGTON CARLEAN ROARK DEWAYNE ROREX The band playing for all our pop assemblies in the gym. OMORES H- W ff 'HZ 1 i , lktvgg 05 A Q' fy i 1 ,:., ,A . X s' - is Egg 413 - X , ,S s-- 1- -1 gap z at lg I 1' 4. I W ill . ' 'S' if 'flsiw WILBURN SLOAS OTIS STRINGER EVA NELL WALLACE JOE WHITAKER 1 X Q ':5' J, z, . .. l. ' JERRY SMITH JOE STROPES JOHN WALLACE BILLY WRIGHT g Mlast year's Annual editors, Nancy and Frances, dedicating it to Mr. Williams. FRESH FAVORITES DOROTHY JUNE MAY ROGER MOTE our fire prevention float. The float had a baby in a play pen playing with matches. We won the second prize of ten dollars. This year as Freshmen we had more choice of subjects. Some of them were Algebra, English, Science, Practical Math, Home Economics, Agri- culture and Civics. This year for the first time boys may take agriculture and girls may take Home Economics. o I I ' ve is - 9 0' U -.i.:, , 5. l itiii Q 'r 33 V ,.,: I r Qi : A , l :I ii X: if wk f I V ,sl qt N fi .' Q V if 'N f R 2' fs xx, .Il VW '? Fi f ' if H Zihrlfifr V . F zz, -. nv ,ci L ,,, A f I-, .. if i E I :ll n Y 5 ., ., s .f 1 ' V , ?,. +2 1? f , 'E fl 1' r e - I' ' ' L yd B k Id Ballard Jackie Barker Billy Best ld B Jerry Brewer Freddie Bridges Ruby Britnell Sh 1 y B T B s y d J C mmn' town ue B r amos annon ' xv- Classes do not organize with one set of officers W until their Junior year. Until then they have their individual homeroom officers. The Freshmen class is the largest with four sections. Their homeroom presidents a re Gary Cooper, Judy Dunkerson, Carolyn Rice and Jimmy Huggins. 115.533 -4 Y I n- . 4 r 3' r L up 5' W rf' , ' Q 5 QT 5 A A A? Q xx W Q, g, :X hy xy' . - V 'Im X 4, t J K 4: y - 'K 'W ff - -his .' fic' , V . 5 ii ' f 1 , 'W ' f ' 1 My .. .A X v if I 'H 4. -M x ' , ,, Q, , ,, f , , i 'P V E if Jackie Caplinger Ethel Carroll Pauline Clampil Sharon Clampil Linda Cobb Eugene Cole Pat Colo Gary Cooper Carols-n Dail Edna Damsche-n Retha Davib Seldom Davis Linda Dearing Judy Dunk:-rson Patsy Easley Ben Easter Calvin Edwards 'A,.-9.2 XLR G-f 5 -:N i Z . y 'ff' 1 xf- 1 'Z A 11, ' x f, I , . A Q... i Y M .,.q.-an 4 . ,N x I' ,,, x .- Q a n - 'b- f W 2' -A-' A il? JD 1 K N 1 45 1 117 J? x :iw ,lap fyxl s .li K N. , Orin, Eu.rm.:x-. Rug'-r Ex,m1 Jarncs F1.1mE.m xmrgw Fm:-,F M.xrg.-xrvr Gray Irma H411- .I1n:rr','Hv:uums Ifnmk Ingh- J1-xvl Lm.gh.xr'.' 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Larrv Wlrztvrs c vuQ.,r-'..- ww ww-.Y xx-pl G1-'xr' Yo rk Q- ,.., EIGHTH GRADE our play on astronomy -the fire preven- tion float on 'smoking in bed'-and Francis, the dog- the themes and pennies we forfeited to Mrs. Crook for talking-how handy Mr. Carney was with the paddle-how Miss Laneille liked for us to get out for pep meetings. David Norman, Miss McCalla's room, Jequxta Shroul, Mrs. Mills' room, Malcolm Wmters, Mrs. Crook's room. Theseyoung people i are presidents of their homerooms. They elect new ones even' ,ff A A six weeks. ' ' gl Q' . -- QD ' f- I ' - 9 Ni f 5 X' Q' ' L x 1. ...Q 0 Xi , C ' 1 5 - 13. X : Y x . E I ' I N .1 .f A s V' . ' If V . - h 1 1 . 1 ,. . .. . - 'W fi .eeflz , .g. - - -.L Q :Vu Q Q -, l 1 v u, 5. ' un.. , . 41:14.-. :WL I 2 i ' , 2 4 - J . 1 nf .3 . , X., ' 'T - , lt X 'Qs ' l 'K ' X 1 X U lla . I. 1 lx N f . N , , 1-45. f ' . Q 9 wh V A 1 1 5 F' 3 Q. . -v ,C I ,V f l ,K I - 1 4 ' Q ' -s V . 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K Y' Q bv 2 W9 nn W C .O Q X ' vii I fvrrx Grzffxn Patsx' Lindse- forl Nval .Umm Owens Donna S011-rs Clmrll-N Inxl Biqlxolzt' Wm I.....x ILL. wx L11,.A...1I FS. cd ,,,. 1f.P.,,.-. E. I4. lim. ws- 01' . e' Q 'K 3.4 -17 sei Y NX ' 1 s . 1 9 x iid ,T.u,.. -. H1-'zslzfm H1 :-::--I 3137111 RA, ,yu-.xuvr in c' - PV.- .--imzk. 511mm .H LM-. Xvri Bnhlv. N rzzzii Q 5 'E 5 l 1 X! X ,I ww,-y N Vv?53?4' NNN i Q- r 0 N ? N K .ly v J. f 'U JE' V J N nd! R IH' Rv A -7. ti James Tolly of Mr. Roltenhs room. Jackie Mclielvey of Mr. Dur- ham's room. .Terry Miller of Mr. Carney's room. These people are presidents of rheir homerooms. X . r-E u Q 'ia X , J .x Qi Y 1 ix pf Q, E. 'S young as . ,-, ' an Y I ,H x SEVENTH GRADE A 3 4 ff 7 -5 ' 73 by Y. Q Q .Cx .- Q 'Y 'E.WA Q . 4 Flax Q ,. 4 W f . Vg ' i ' I 1 f fm '5- , ' H . 6 Qf: - - L N 'xg r ri if ' ' ' W Gs-neva Ballard Be-ltv Broun Carhv Carter Kennetn Craft Mike Denton Doris Flamgan Marilvn Berry Garv Broun Brenda Casebzer Junior Crawford Samuel Dempsev Diane Fc-us! 5.1mrrtvBm-st Patrzcza Bull Ervxn Calle!! Sid Crawford Tirnrnj. Eudy Charlze Goad er Fonda Bishop Jimmy Butts Junior Clarnpi! fzmmy' Davis Nancy Fallon Linda Goff Ernest Adamson Jackie Bzshop Linda Caplinger Larry Clampit Judy Davis Donnie Faulkner ,linnmv Graves 'Ea Q 1, 5 df-- EEE. . w F P932-.. Tv' .Z- . itzintz'-1. :1.. 2. . 5 . E Q f. 'x A ,R , ,J .E A 1- .212 xl 'll . L r - TE: 'Hi Ti - '- - T . ' J Carolyn Asher Jerrcl Brcrheen Randy Carroll William Clifton Tommy Dail Bonnie Faulkner Joyce Harris L., V gf v- , f El X hi ' Dorolhv Hinton Gary Bridges Barbara Carter Dannv Cnok Kathi: Decklcman Joan Faulkner Larry Harris l f , I , J , 1 . I Q 'rl-A fri . . Q -F t- s 'P f' 4' 4 2 -a 2 ' ' ,. - .I D x -f V I g f gf. E ' A f 4 Xa X 1? Q- M . 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Earlmw iuamons Chnrla-fa Lo:-mh .lou Long ln-romv M1000 Jfuhu- M110-1'.- . ,Mum M.41w11 Wkxxrxv Marcin mm- mmm C. 1., xzmm- J.-fm mln.-r 1--IHS' M1115 Im, xzw-,mx lm-f-Y. rxiufi.. Samara rquzk. Jvssv Murrfn C.xr1 N1-.11 Ruhv N1-ugm-!w.xm-1' Znnv Nu-wbcrry L..n-1'-, lhwznl-11 Dlzm P.1:-mwx Earnest P.:-nv in ku- lm. k-'tl mm. .- 11.451 Ve-rlm S41-Ugum ,r.w.-.- smbmrzw :nm,.1LisLU.w A:-1 Em- Srxuix Barbara Sunil: C..f,,1m Spa-nm --r M.1ru,,, 'I-,,,,5,.i!,., mmm 1'..rkmum:1 Max 'xnrmnqnm w'1111.m, 1.-miv 1- Burl h I'h.uk-'r Phvlhs Thuutpsm Jam.-Q mm mm vm..-f.1 cz. vv. w.n1....- x1.xrvm 'W.x1Luv q3.m,1v,1 w..11,. WM-m. wA,1g,, J,m,m W-4,35 Bnblm Wm-ks kin lxm W'n-vx- D.m:w.- WN-f-:vm-r Noll Winn- Slzxrlw. Wxllxwxxvs .hw Y.xrb:ua John Xlnrhrn 1 SIXTH GRADE . M gk, , of-.eg Mrs. Evelyn McKinney attended Ouachita College and will have her degree soon from Arkansas State College. She and her family are very active in church, civic and school affairs. Linda Barr KU, .n - 1' , YS.. 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Cathy Brietz Brenda Carter David Clem l.arry Clements Donna Clements Doyle Davis Glenda Davis Johnny Easley Rebecca Edwars Elaine Freeman Sharon Cvann Jimmy Gardner Larry Graves David Harris Jackie Heel: Patsy Jones Regina King Lamar Kyle Bobby Lamb Barbara Long Michael McGee Doris Maddox Janet Maddox Carol Miles Danny Mills Ronald Pannell Roger Patterson Sandra Rakestr Nancy Redd Mary Jane Rorf Nlarguuclta Srni Slevin Snmith Kathryn Thomas l'alru'm Wallace lhnilnllm- Waxyman Lnrul W right s j 0 ' s 5 Bonnie Brown Freddie Brown Larry Brown Joseph Buckner Randy Chandler Linda Clampit Linda De Vries Brenda Flannigan Shirley Haner Patricia Heathcock Gary Hogan Joetta Messe:- Jimmy McC1endon Jeanette McDonald Donna Sue Neal Nancy Parnell Jacky Peifer Gary Reddman Joyce Redd Cliford Rouse Ivalean Sloas Kathy Traynom Linda Tucker Colene Vaughn Rita Gay Wallis Gwendolyn Whitlatch Jacquolyn Whitlatch Jimmy Winningham Ralph Winters Richard Wood SIXTH GRADE Mrs. J. E. Spencer has her B.S.E. degree from Arkansas State College. She has been teach- ing in this community for twenty-five years. Betsy Lee Austin Rodger Austin Larry Bailey Joan Benton :.' B 'W' .2 ' if s Q? TWU' ' -S .. J., 1' a h,' l N f pf lk A' r- - issi' L '-XF ,, ' x 'W gala f , SJW nga' 1 6 llx fx ,V ' X 3' W ,fa .fn . ,Z -' Q-.,' 1 . '.:' 5. is 15: 9 A SN, 1 9 QS 5 ' 'I ' Yi' 1... ' ' ' x '2- aa kd,-A I 51, ' Q L ' is Q w Q ,Y .gf ' lf 'riff' K ' ' W - M, , 'Hi K N ,1 X s.. Y WJ 'S me Y' SIXTH GRADE fe? I5 Va .0 i L ,, ws. 'NH ..'F fi s ' W 3 3 -'Zan at 'E V' -i'.3'r-4. I H! 'L tif , N' ii Mr. Earl Selby attended South- east State College in Mo. Southern Baptist College and Arkansas State College. His sixth graders are pointing out Arkansas history. He also serves as pastor of the Green- field Baptist Church. Jerry Caughron Billy Cole . ' Sue Denton pg V vs We Wayne Fallon '- '3 ,nil Dianne Faulkner Douglas Garner Danny Gray Farrell Hall ' Charles Ray I-larkey I . ' .as . Carol Holt - - ' Buddy Hopkins ij .3 W -H - Roy Jones . - Sandra Jordan Eula Mae King .. .: Jimmy King if Wayne King It Charles Martin Q Charles Mathis . , Jeffie Morris Nr K. ' if 1 . 1 1 i in Larry Neal Larry Parks Roretha Peel Wayne Peel Shirley Price Glenda Secrease Charles Tedder James Vest Tommy Williams Billy Yarbrough v Michael Blansett Franklin Brock Judy Brown Regina Caplinger James Casebier Henry Clampit Sharon Condra Nina Crook Donna Easley Ricky Eastin Vickie Heeb Johnita Henderson Syble Hinman Donald Jones Charlotte Newberry Janice McClendon Nina McCul1ey Pamela Mc Ewen Linda McGee Lana Messer Tommy Messer Johnny Parnell Cynthia Patchell Phillip Patterson Paula Reeves Alicia Reddman Annetta Reddman Jimmy Redd Donna Smith Judy Smith Martha Thomas Debra Tillery Barbara Wallace Janet Whitaker David Whitney Cassandra Yingling FIFTH GRADE -ug -I s n ga als' Mrs. Frank McClendon attended Arkansas State Teachers and is finishing on her degree from Arkansas State College this summer. :,, L., a 5- w K .1-K, Macel Adams Charles Bishop Kenneth Bowling i ' i ,VU ew- A , 1 1-yggkrv sig? , x Q-.X 1 . 'f 'K E Q,-' ' 'fjazq A, Sy. X l M .,, 5 .Lg u. 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Richard Casebier Sharon Chatman Glenda Cooper Mary Denton Troy Durham Betty Eudy Douglas Faulkner Glenda Harrison Diane Holcomb Beverly Hopkins Larry Hurt Barbara King Gary Leech Loretta Loughary Larry Paul Lyerly Keith Mangrum Mike Newberry Cathy Owens Harold Wayne Roberts Bonnie Traynom Cecil Treece Gary Way Louis Wigginton Etta Jean Willard Jerry Wimpy Bobby Wright Calvin Wright Jewel Wright Linda Wright Shirley Yancey Jerry Burrows Curtis Caughron Donald Cole Freddy Dole Linda Costner Donna Crawford Linda Griffin Danny Hambers Archie Harbinson Ernestine Hedge Larry Huffman Diann James Lloyd Jones Nancy Jones Boyd Kanady Verdie Lindsey Gladys Phipps Gerald Pierce Douglas Pipes Barbara Redd Louis Rost Larry Sefers Reba Sutterfield Sharon Totty Shirley Wallace Donna Wessner Danny White Kenneth White Robert Woolbright Royal Woolbright FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Marie Bishop has her B.S.E. degree from Arkansas State College. She has been teaching eight years, coming here from Monette, Ark. Her interests center around her three daughters and basketball. ,, P N , f. in x Y 'Q' i David B ranyan x . N IU 5, J T A QMA -cf' '1-. , f1Ti'i qg,,f.-r t,-3'qrg 4 m.- C ,.fg:. 3 -jr . Nj Q x A 7 'X i.. Qu 'mx -0- -. ia, .g ' .nu , q ,,.,. ,, K - .. A sy ' K. ,- r' xgi-,, . W ... . .. . 4 , z- gg:-s 4 1 :af 0,0 1 v an Q u Q! Q Ao J, tw, .-oat.: ' f ' ' , ' T :mr f 1 v , y - , X s.,f' el f uf' ,.. y ' X' P ' FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Louie Collier has attended Arkansas State and has her B.S.E. degree from Ark. State Teachers College. This is her second year to teach here at Harrisburg. Dal e A rnold gig,-' ,tl ,r I. kv 4? .A . , Q, gig as . uljgy,-' i .ll!2?5Eii'f3-' T ' ' age. S iii. fi- .. .A n I ' A D Mt' 3 , :,, , 'Vi' Q 1 . Ati, bf' ait, gg 4 ' 1 r , ' Q I li 1, 4 X 5 V gf ' Q ,i 'Z 1 'N an-J L It I is as ,S ff r 4 . 4 Patricia Baty Robert Beard Walter Brown Jimmy Burrow Sandra Carroll Mickey Crook Sandra Foster Jimmy Garner Sharon Goucher Joe Cvuth Ann Harris Nora Hopkins Diann Huggins Bennie James Jannette Jarrett Robbie Jenkins Reda Jones Roger Jones Billy Maddox Keith McDonald Frances Presson Jill Pugh Terry Reddrnan Stanley Shults Rayborn Sloas Arthur Takcer O'neal Wigginton Bobby Williams Mary Williams Clarence Yancey I 1 Carol Aston Junior Barnhill Brenda Bishop Larry Brown Barbara Coke Melba Coke Carolyn Cole Vicki Davis Johnny Harper Randy Harper Stella Heathcock Christopher James John Jarrett Larry Jarrett Ronald Jarrett Harold Lacy Kathy Lacy Glenn Miller Ronald Martin Kenneth Newberry Thelma Partain Joyce Rodney Syble Sc roggins Janice Seaborne Elgie Smith Richard Smith Bobby Spenser Jimmy Spenser Marlon Thompson Harold Yarbrough FOURTH GRADE Mrs. James Newsom attended Arkansas State College and has taught three years. ,.., v V .ff ,1 'H' ie? -:e J rig an ti.. a . F Larry Adamson Roger Asher fi y S 9? f ' k ' XMZQZQ .rin Lf 3 J ij-if 'J w, 1, . y K sf: c off, W A as ' - i 5 1 A Q J z NX J J E15 Caja: it I 1g,,,,,x .J -F91 3 E . x , ? fiiz 1 ' Q !xIl9Jf J .-. ad fg v , ali I GRADE Mrs. Elmer Stricklin has at- tended Arkansas State College and has been teaching 18 years. Her chief interests are her family and reading. Her students are absorbed in a geography lesson, a new subject for fourth graders. Q ,, 'f 1 , .. A z l ' f M T l T -W 1.5 ff ll X 331' f. 115 H 'l': P, Qo- S 2 7555-fl1'I:.1.-1'-ELQW7 1 Q . A , . N ' ,M U Z1 I i i Q. C D a 1 J L M iv -'fi is ., ,Q Q -xv M i , T . , i N V W? 'P' ll 2 . QQ. A ,Il-Els . it R- , : fl 1, ,, :ggi lvl' 3 55222. Q f 2 'F 3 5 cr- 410' Sv' -Q Michael Beeson Wanda Bell David Britnell Alfreda Craft Brenda Downs Ricky Faulkner Linda Foust Sandra Gates Russell Gillis Teresa Henderson Sandra Holcomb Donald Lovell Terry Lowe Tommy Mann Judy Marshall Margaret McClain Nancy McGee Barbara Messer Bonnie Messer Diane Mote Gerry Newberry Gerald Nix Sharon Parker Darlene Parks Marta Pipkin Laurie Powell Jimmie Pugh Linda Reaves Larry Simmons Mary Tarkington Beverly Taylor Diana Terrell Barry Walls David Wood 1.22 V iq I V. -.: V 4 ,J ' T 'cs Q 1 , 5 ..: 5 , 3 5: .1 I ., V x I ? V - ,X f'k13E1 44 ,,. V .. . .K ,nf if T1 ly, ,A r2r-r Q 1 ' 'f I l if! i ll f , 1 4 , Hx 'Wi-I Timothy Austin James Blansett Joan Brown Michael Casebier Gary Chandler Becky Collier Lance Collins Steven Cooper Ronald 'Deckleman Roberta Downs Patti Dunkerson Gary Lee Eppes Donald Grantham Deborah Gray Connie l-leeb Anna Jean Jarrett Pamela Jones Jimmy May Mike Miller Byron Mills James Morehart Russell Page Rita Pannell Kathy Petty Rose Ann Redd Ronnie Spiegel Steven Thacker Kelly Thomas Paul Thompson Jerry Wallace Joyce Wallis Darrell Whittingham Stanley Whitlatch Richard Williams THIRD GRADE Mrs. Berniece Whitaker has her B. S. E. degree from Ark. State College. Her Students are learning to spell the days of the week. A 'l' i n , izulllliigg Q if f , 'lille M kfvl l ...Lf y ,ii . .5 ' X 5 if x JZ? ,fy t Y. Mi, N . Q ea' 'J 6 I ,J K, I ' W . I r if X ' Y , l ' . A 1 If .,:: N -l - 1. f Q , - A Q Qi 4. 3'3'k 1' ' V , V .fl 1 .. fgk ' in A . A 7 All jf' 4? i,,.,.o. ll' cv, 4 1 Q fi! J 'H '54 .,, , .3 'S 3 .N gr- 5 1 . f THIRD GRADE '. .ks ., ..--i F., if-' Ulf' xx ANG-Z Mrs. Louise Williams has her B.S. E. degree from Arkansas State College. Her students are working some rather difficult problems in substraction. A , it 1, . x 'ro ' ,, Q. A ., f 'S ' if . -, iff-1 : fiiifff' 'W f seq' 4 gs li'-f F h G J H i :JL 5 ' ff 3. 'wif'- , A af! Q.-' -K iw 13 .l' ,Q 'pi ,. f -,Ngo --.:.-'-t 1- '- T vi., . ' ':.'z.'h' ' K Janice Ballard Larry Bishop Olivia Brown Linda Cantrell Carolyn Clements Linda Kay Cole Retta Estes Chris Flanigan Peter Gilbert Ronnie Hambers Gail Harris Dale Huffman Virginia Lancaster Wayne Loggains Gary Loven Lois Martin Lee Meridith Danny Messer Paul Miller Larry Mitchell Brenda Morris Carolyn Owens Janet Pipkin Billie Scoby Jimmy Seaborn Judy Smith Gary Spears Beverly White Deborah Whitney Gary Wright Lowell Brock Karen Brown Gregory Cochran Linda Crisel Kathy Crooms Kenneth Deckleman Philip Easley Patricia Easter Tanna Edwards Ranny Gray Christine Hedge Tommy Holt Travis James Bobby McCullough Margaret Oakley Wayne Peel Linda Pierce Patricia Pierce Carol Puckett Brenda Rakestraw Linda King Freddy Roark Regina Rost Ray Shopher Carolyn Seaborne Charlene Sears Brenda Sec rease Paul Sowells Gloria Volner William Wallace THIRD GRADE Mrs. Thelma B. Koon has attended Ark. State Teach- ers and Arkansas State College. One of the hardest jobs of the third grade teacher is to get the students to work by themselves . Barbara Beall Kenneth Boyles L .. , av - N A ' Q-WI ' ' .. .5 E 4 , 5 Q.-7 ,M .. 1 g Q i .' ' P si- e ,V ' -' 81 P- , 5,52 Q '. .L 'V 'fu-ua' 4: az ' n 9 K . E .i X 1 - 5 n., X ' 'W' L i . -Q Q.. Cl 5 if . 1 4 ' r V, 314' -ff x 5 .a In 5 Aff' 'TS' A Xi fc , x :Q ,:, 4 Q, . I in fv .A N ' 2 A- I f ' fr . I' I '- 1 -X - l l I 95 I l. l i S I -N fi 1:1-45: s , . Jfzf Wif i P ' ...ff 1 . x A in 2 43 ' i ' ,U I ' i 'fi 1 ' I f' and ig? 1 0 -va . x , ' ff' A, X I' P Nl 1 'lu 1 -., 1 'Q-qv SECOND GRADE fl 3 Mrs. Minda Phillips has her B. S. E. degree from Arkansas State College and has beenteaching in this community 30 yrs. Her students enjoy reading at the reading table. , . in .X it ,B X, 9:3 711 , 2-5?--A-fs--wi 'f NJ., ' . 'g if ij H. 5 ' f ' ' 1 X, . W f Q .,, ' 33:0 , K ' -i Q w , I Q ' fu ':::.' 'S 4' V , i4f'1u,' f ' ' f I vv.... '5 . ' . ii, , f, 5 , Q ? 5 6 , ' We , - . ' - - J l Q 'F .. JA- K if - 15 , 1 ':'- 1 . A 'Q ii...-X . . l 5 'A k : ff TSP!! 5 2 if- , ? gl ll 1 X' Y ' trim- gg? IO 1-f - f 0 ' ' ' L M' t ' -uw tr a' A V42 1 A f i J ,f --JS Q , A '. rf my 2 A li ' I.. 'A' 3 I i l A Sharon Adams Teresa Barton Karen Beard Janice Blansett Cathy Blaxton Cynthia Bowling Bryan Clampit Gary Cole Eddie Condra Judy Condra Jimmy Cook Janice Davis Vickie Elrod Bobby Fortson Nancy Grantham Rickey Griffin Donna Holcomb Midge Kirby Roger McClain Judy McGee Randall Mills Sandra Morris James Newsom W, A. O'Sullivan Cathy Parker Joyce Pugh Deborah Secrease Johnny Sloas Paula Steele Denell Tedder Vickie Vincent Deborah Whitlatch Paula Whitlatch James Williams Brenda Wright Miss Katherine has her B. S. E. degree fromArkansas State College and has beenteaching fifteen years. Here are some of her students doing number work on the board. Miss Katherine Furnatter Barbara Ballard Karen Barker Linda Bishop Berry Bradsher .Terry Brown Vickie Brown William Bufford Larry Byrd Paul Cannon Rececca Chandler Donald Church Paul Copeland Dwight Crook Deborah Crook James Davis Charles Deckleman James Devries David Green Sidney Heathcock Michael Henderson Stanley Jarrett Lois Jenkins Josell Merritt Regina Moore Lynn Mitchusson Patrick Patchell Diann Price Joe Reed Linda Reed Maxine Sears Patricia Smith Angie Jo Spencer Floyd Vest Dale White Angeline Yingling SECOND GRADE ,fr 'vu i A 1,, 'SC' if H3 is -f 1 -:t,.g ,ag . L W ,-if Ii - A ' Q .. in :ii Q' Fifi! f 'S -....,N if 4--i 1 M W ' f- . :au --r Ft. 1: :N O. , X R E, 4'- X 1. , fp' , ,V . . SECOND GRADE Luc mda Adam s A V Dennxs Bell 135, 'S' Mrs I-larrellOakley has attend ed Ark Tech Ark State Teachers andArk State College and has taught th1rteen years P311 f M wfx A ! Y Ann Bxshop John Bucker Peggy Bucker Johnny Crxser Russel Devr1es Hershel Flamgan Gary Fortson Candace Foust Stevle Gann Shelxa I-larkey Jo Ann I-ledge Johnny Hubba rd Vlckme Hurt .Toe Jlmmerson Karen McK1nney Bllly .Toe Lxttle Johnetta Long Sandra Morehart Jun Ed Maddox Charlotte Mashburn Steven M1tche1l Doyle Palmer Glen Patterson Mary Peel Jerry Popejoy Ruby Prlce Paulette Rodney VlCkl Shaver Don Splegel Gall Totty Stevle Treece Glenda Way Dale W1111ams R obbxe Wmmgham f 'T . , . 51 s . 4 ' . F It K wi' x . 5' 3F -A - ' 5 gf fx 'J Q S f O 1 as , ai M ,' S ' ' A -2 , -, g .. S ll n V E 0 ' ', K ' is-,.-yfwggfgjgg1555555:.,gfg:5 XA r A ' ' f 4 ' . Z I' '--- , i ' ' ' X f ' ' A-'Q 3- X E we ' , gf y,-. . fx , ' a 'f ' A V' A ' k t 'US I I 1 Ti- ' 04, 1 Q - X S as Y ' S . -, lc : , Q ' J X S K Q I - '- ?'1f : a::fg::n-' A A -4-4 N A ' - X , . ' l ',.. Q D N. E' , - 5 A ,, . LA J F . , 2 A i Q t 1 ,N I 'X ' l I 1 O Q Q . A - V1 - Q k Ai Q' . A I V 1 :M x K I . .a 1 ,fi x f 3 . 1 . I fa ff, , Q 5 i : . , P gf 1 sf .. h eq, t l M4 z Tutu M ff . Jknyyk . . . . rf D 1' f Pe y Wood FIRST GRADE Mrs. J.M. Simmons has her B.S. E. degree from Arkansas State College. During the summer she underwent a serious operation and Mrs. Bill Mann, Mrs. Wesley Patchell and Mrs. C.K. McClain have been substituting in her absence. In the first grade the children have writing, reading and numbers with music, art and health correlated with these studies. Johnny Bailey Austin Barr, III John Baty, Jr. Michele Bettis 1 Q' . ' fi fl Siva? 1 . I if Y' ' pf X '., , fl M ic'-.X ',. te l lstl J ! 5 'UIC ', 4 i an , g - ll 9 v i Q I: Kenneth Brand ' Paul Bucker ,I 'X u, L Bobby Condra ' X' .3 Jimmy Fleetwood hui, .- f Janice Gann ' 1 X . Q f .- , X 4 z Q ' '- f Vickie Grantham Ronnie Guthrie l 54 Jack Harlson ' Ava Jane Hill .Xp David Jarrett lx is f Q J.-11-j-ef' ---1.4. 245 i K xl ! 4 5 .4 Alice Jenkins A David Johns 5 Deborah Jones Kathryn King ' -5. X X I Ocon Koettel , .-- J , Qi a 5 1 . S, 2 rl! 'N Joyce Mann Mary Lee Mannon Gaylon Massengill Roger McGee Terry Lee Nix ' fa q -6- - c 1 2 . - . g M 4 in 1 h -if w A ' ' '41, ': - . . Q , 5 ll y , N V. ,,, ti -glfjfi' 4 A Q I i J .ilmxz 511.2 HMV. 1 .4 . W xl j,,1'X11?l . . , I! fi, ir .N .1 4 1'2,.. ,:i'::,u, fl ' ' 1 fa' SEEQX 57 ' x at F yi h , , f .r we M, ,gsm s Vernon Owens, Jr. ' Linda Peifer Q an 1. Ronnie Pippenger Phillip Sitcler K N' David Traynom ,Tx ' 1 vf FIRST GRADE ' . ., x. ' ' ii sayiitii IQ? W ? X Mrs. Clara Shaver has her B.S. E. degree from Ark. State College. She has been teaching ten years and her interests are Pri- mary, as you can tell byher enjoying story hour with the children. Linda Adams Russell Adams Clarence Beard Betty Ann Brown N95 I 'Y' 5 Alton Church . , 3 Si ' A E Wd Jimmy Cole 'Q 7 Elaine Davis ' I Judy Estes xg it N .vm In Starre Fortson ' , Q ' ' Sandra Kay Green Deborah Griffin Rickey Harper Deletta Holcomb Aileen Kirby K s.. Cb G ene Lowry ..f c -., ey e: wi I fri.. 5 X!! X Lana Jo Mathis Kathy McMullin Teresia Merritt Delton Morris 1 Terry Neugebauer 'S . 'V ' Janet Sue Newberry ' f A - ' Stanley Parker E :H 1 In 4.- 'L A, - ' Delois Price : , 1 , W iul I Danny -Rouse 'IV 'J , 1 ' l If x Christine Sloas . V1 , In . . K fi a' -' 'QQ 'f V . ., . f 4 C.H. Tarkington Darlene Thompson Alvis Turner Patricia Wallis Linda Yarbrough Mrs. Bobbye Sue Decklernan has attended Ouachita and Arkansas State College. She has been teaching nine years. Here are some of her first graders learning to print. Barbara Cannon Edna Carroll Janet Casebier Dennis Cole Beth Cooper 5 f -' 15,515 if Ja if-79? Deborah Craft ' Darlene Davis . -- Jimmy Davis H William Davis ' - Brenda Deckleman 1 . B' V W. .5 .. Q . . Sandra Easley Linda l-leathcock Sharman Hubbard Lee James Randy Easley Barbara .Tones Leonard Lacy Jerry Lancaster Ronald Loren Nina Miller Allen Pierce Tommy Pogue Becky Simmons Diane Totty Sharon Wallace Patricia Wessner Cindra Williams ' Jerry Williams Vaneta Williams Anthony Yancy ,- ., Egg, FIRST GRADE 'bf if ' KSA r-4 W' 9-1' , fl fi, is S, 1 7 4' 4 Q, it WN' , 'NV kv I'? ' f 'XX 1 il' 1 Q . ..,, N13 4 3'- wQ..l f it 25 e , 411 l Z r 3556 65 If SPECIAL EDUCATION This is aclassof 12 children, 10 boys and Zgirls. Reading, writing, arithmetic, spelling and sounds and some corrections are taught here. are periods of art and music. We take Wednesday of every week to have handcrafts. All grades are taught, Kindergarten through the sixth. The age ranges are from 5 to 13 years. speech There This is the second year that Harrisburg has had this class. We are very proud of it in our s i..f--.Q.7-ff, i ' Q.: J , chool. Mrs. Shirley Foust has attended Ark. State Teachers and Ark. State C olle g e doing special work in Speech. Andrew Barnhill Lawrence Cantrell Leon Cantrell Dewey Graves Gary Hicks 6,1 41 'T D' I I X U -mu it ,, ,- F s..f ' :-l Q . S K . 5 - y A E.. - 7 F 'f 'Y It s f,,i . .. Gy ,Q I. K 2 - W 'rx f sr.:-. M, Q ' f BNI 9 if f 3 Q 7 .5751 2 l H' 0' Q - . -r fag, ,: ' ,Jeff ,L ' 1351. '3 . f f Wt.. . L-its . s Shirley's students using their new abacus. Johnny Hinnman O. D. McGlocklin ' Barbara Morgan W' Brenda Vest A Billy Williams The fifth and sixth graders are rooting for their football team. The game resulted in a tie. ADVERTISERS how the people 1I1 the com mumty always supported school affairs COUNTY OFFICIALS COUNTY OFFICIALS have always supported our school. Our very progressive JUDGE is REX DOWNING of Weiner, Arkansas. 159 ei JIM VANDIVER of Harris- burg is Circuit Court Clerk and MAX EDENS of Trumann is County Clerk. C.T. SULLIVAN of Harris- burg is Sheriff and LYNN RICHARDSON of Trumann is tax accessor. RAY HOLMES is de- puty sheriff. A.W. O'BRYANT is CountySupervisor of Education and JIMMY PARKS is county treasurer. Our47th Year BANK OF TRUMAN Caputal Accounts Over S300 OOO 00 Sa e Courteous Conservatn ve Member of F D I C M T Byrn Presldent R H Taylor Vice Presldent Earl Yarbrough Vice President 81 Cashler Clyde Robertson Jr Asst Cashier Eugene Pounds Asst Cashier Trumann Arkansas YOUNG S BIG STAR SUPER MARKET rf QI I 5 1aogf, a 953 'P ' feb fdff X X XC,--J- V N-Q' Trumann Arkansas JOHN 8- FRANK INCORPORATED Drugs Since I9l5 Marked Tree Arkansas John Deere MELTON BROTHERS IMPLEMENTS Trumann Arkansas MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Selmer Bundy Noblet Normandy Lebanc Martin Reynolds Roth lndlana Band Instruments Sold on Easy Terms Fender and Epiphone Guitars AMRO MUSIC STORE I68 Monroe Memphis 1 I .,f' , . -Q 'C -Tgadgi T ',x'fP. I Q5 A ' - Ni' W4 , X V w' x I I ' . ' I 4 I , . , I - f I ,f . I X Q V X J '7 f gf! I o s o o !, ,f f 'J J g 1' 5 . ii X , X ' 0 I .L 1 X f f ' . 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Y- V, J - ' ' T T ' 'e , I POINSETT FARMERS ASSOCIATION TSCHUDY FARMS INC . -v Don Morgan - Agent Harrisburg, Ark. Weona Arkansas H. C. WRIGHT GROCERY Big enough fo serve you Small enough fo appreciate you Harrisburg, Arkansas E. 81 S. VARIETY STORE Harrisburg, Arkansas LION OIL COMPANY C.B. Couch Distributor Phone 7-5302 Harrisburg Arkansas RADIO THEATRE Harrisburg Arkansas JESSE 8a LLOYD BAKER Distriburors of ESSO Products Tires ATLAS Tubes Batteries Accessories Harrisburg Arkansas Garvey McGee FOOD CENTER Plenty of Parking Space Shop With Comfort Ellffo cmcufu Phone 7-226I Harrisburg Arkansas CITY BARBER SHOP Jesse Murray 8. Doc Branyan Harrisburg Arkansas Compliments Compliments WEEK S TRUCK LINE Phone PL 7 226l Harrisburg Arkansas General Electrrc HARRISBURG TIRE SERVICE INC MARGARET S BEAUTY SHOPPE A Complete Line of Goodyear Home Phone 7 7986 Auto Supplies Phone Plaza 7 5488 Harrisburg Arkansas Harrisburg Arkansas of ll ll . . I WADDLE S DRUG STORE 4 iii E Whether at the Foundation or in the Gift Shop Waddle s is a Favorite Place for Brenda and everyone else in town Plaza 7 5446 Harrisburg Arkansas NORSWORTHY WOFFCRD Sales 8. Service QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT John Deere Tractors an Equipment Phone Mu. 4-2741 Weiner Arkansas WESTERN AUTO Lon Berry Owner Plaza 7 2214 Harrisburg Arkansas WAYNE 8. NORMA S GROCERY 'gf C, Highway i4 Harrisburg Arkansas Mills In Home Office In Weiner, Arkansas Weiner, Arkansas on P O Box 72 Crowley Loulslana Telephone MU 4 2121 ROBERT S RICE MILLS N GRADDY S ESSO STATION Harrisburg Arkansas THE MODERN NEWS Harrisburg Arkansas NAPA NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE PARTS ASSOCIATION FRANK HUGHEY AUTO PARTS CO 590193: P' me Frank Hudhey Auto Parts Sam Cook Manager Phone Plaza 7 2297 Harrisburg Arkansas d s s 1 - I J - I C . ' 1 1 H Y I I - J I rg ,V 7 51 .ft ,,,, , ,I X. --'- . ., .. Limb K g 3 rv Q 4' -1 1 , , , ,.Q I 0 I I Q Kuala Member of F.D. l.C. BANK OF WEINER Compliments A F BENNET 8. SON Your Purina Dealer Grocery Feed Seed Harrisburg Arkansas Always af your service Smce 1909 X 1 xQl 'E lv? nil SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE CO f 'P KB-'Ex Iwi 4? MF' Y' Harrisburg Arkansas 'X 3 Z: 44. FRANK LADY A FOOD MARKET Harrisburg Arkansas BANK OF HARRISBURG ll Qmgs 4'!.'15'Q?f1T ' W9 M vie x! A ways Rendermg Frlendly Courfeous Servuce Member of F D I C Harrisburg HOLLANDER S SHOE SHOP Established In 1888 Harrlsburg Arkansas HARRISBURG Arkansas Complnments POINSETT COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY IMPLEMENT a. APPLIANCE COMPANY fm C0mP'f 'e 'S K2 A Harrl sburg Arkansas Harru sburg Arkansas F f un. Q S , of -LW oc, 5.31.59 LAMB's GROCERY 3 i ' 1 I li , Z, - Phone PL 7-2226 i ' ,, V:- , f L v B 8. M DRY GOODS COMPANY Quality Merchandise Phone 7-2255 Harrnsburg Arkansas COOPER S DRY GOODS Harrrsburg Arkansas Compliments of ELIZABETH S BEAUTY SHOP JOHNNY ROBERTS FARM NORMAN S BARBER SHOP BARNEY OSMENT IRENE S BEAUTY SHOP CURTISS KEITH MCCLAIN JR MRS C E BREITZ BEARD S FURNITURE STORE MRS RALPH WIMPY BARBARA DURHAM NANCY WINTERS W B NORMAN 'B VANITY MLW BEAUTY uadwws Harrrsburg Arkansas BIG TEN LAUNDRY You can do a large famrly wash dry and fold Tn less than an hour Harrisburg Arkansas PHILLIPS STORE Cloihnng For The Enhre Family Phone PL 7 53l4 Harrlsburg Arkansas IH. PAL SWL I SHOP DEPARTMENT