Harrison High School - Golden Goblin Yearbook (Harrison, AR)

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6 The queen's court for Colors Day of '67 were as follows: Watts escorting Queen Kathy Grisham, Bill Phillips escort- Gary Brazzeal escorting Kathy Glenn, Paul Roten escorting ing Patsy Keeter, Roy Eoff escortingSa11y Jackson, and Gary Shirley Harp, Kipp Wolfe escorting Nancy Savells, Donnie Clark escorting Cindy McCorkindale. Queen Kathy was chosen by the basket- ball team. Her court was elected by each class. The court presided over the 1967 Color's Day activities. The Queen was crowned and the maids presented to the Student Body during an afternoon assembly. They were once again presented at the game that night. The Color's Day activities were rounded out with a dance in the cafeteria by the Insanity Factorsnsponsoredby the Senior Class. Penny Nickels gave a narration of whata country hick thought 122 a basketball game was in the afternoon assembly. , ,

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0444: ' Smdem ,-he W at academic? Forty-three outstanding students were pre- sented the highest awards given by HHS, The Academic banquet was held on May 15. Dean Robert Moore, of Arkansas State Univer- sity, who was the guest speaker, urged the students to hold firmly to their church-taught beliefs of right and wrong in facing a world where confused young people seem to be drifting away from the basics in good behavior. Mr. Otis Horn gave the invocation and Principal Leon Blackwood introduced the teachers who then introduced their honor students. These students were evaluated by their teachers on the basis of their scholastic achievement, initiative, and atti- tudes they had displayed throughout the year. Teachers of HHS who were present at the banquet were: Mrs. Spradling Hulen Quattlebaumg Ralph Robinsong Ronnie Toothakerg William Leeg Tommy Nelsong Ronnie Andersong Mrs. Graceg Carol Townzeng Mrs. Gibsong Mrs. Mitchellg Mrs. Rifeg Mrs. McCoyg Mrs. Kelleyg Mrs. Hortong Mrs Raneyg Miss Eddyg Mrs. Nickels, Dean Wilburng Eli Roomsburgg Gerald Kelleyg and Mrs. Woolsey. 4 f N -gun alt k P' if f' , Q '. 'ia l 4' W 1 4 cy .til , Parents and students both wait anxiously for the events of the night to begin.