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

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These students were honored at the banquet: Judy Lacey - Spanish II, world history, English II5 Paula Mitchell - English Ilg Betty Gipson - English llg Art McGaughey - American Historyg Patsy Keeter - DE - Ig Gwen Weedman - typing Ii Sara Cone - office practiceg Ann Angel - office practiceg Terry Villines - publiciationsg Judy Monday - shorthand I 5 Roy Eoff - economicsg Sharon Villines - shorthand Ig Ronald Page - agri. III gl IVg Rickey Johnson - agri. IIg Charles Adams - shop Ig Sue Forest - shorthand Ilg Linda Blansit - bookkeeping, chemistryg Kathy Harness - sociologyg Linda Foster - psychologyg Bob Vanzandt - boys PEg Mike Scott - artg 'Mike Dodson - American Historyg Barbara Elmore - girls PE. Other students who were honored at the banquet:Susan Chaney - Spanish H13 Joey Spencer - plane geometryg Harvey Roberts - algebra Ig Linda Taylor - American Historyg Kathy Harness - English IVg Ronald Godfrey - Industrial Artsg Kipp Wolfe - speechg Penny Nickels - English IV3 Judy Lacey - biologyg Tim Risley - Industrial Arts, physicsg Betty Gipson - biologyg Johnny Shipman - advance mathg Debbie Dodson -algebrallg David Tomlinson - algebra Ilg Steve Dodson - plane geometry, world historyg Virginia Vancuren - home economicsg Sherry Dixon - chorusg Roy Bill Ezell - EnglishIIIgJoanHins1ey - English III, chorusg Frank Holder - bandg Linda Blansit - band, typing I3 Sharon Villines - bookkeeping, chemistry. Not pictured: Ray McCraw - general mathg Jim Wells - shop II, DO-Ig Sue Daniels - DE -II.

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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.

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ffmcml S Z ' ' Sa Zan One of the largest crowds ever to attend a school banquet crowded the Harrison High School Cafeteria forthe third annual All-Sports program to honor the winning teams of the past season including a State AA basketball championship. Johnny Majors, the offensive coach ofthe Arkansas Razor- backs, was the main speaker. Donnie Watts was awarded a plaque which named him to the All-American prep basketball team. Donnie also received citations for the highest percentage of free throws for the season and most rebounds. Kipp Wolfe received the plaque for the best field goal percentage. Roy Eoff received the Jake Jacobson football award. He also re- ceived a plaque for being high point man in the district track competition. Members of the golf team include Bill Linch, Bill Thornton, Tim Queen, Bill Reeves, and Bud Fuller. X The guest speaker at the Banquet was Coach Johnny Majors, Assistant Football Coach for the Razorbacks. The football team was introduced by Coach Quattlebaum, who gave a summary of the football season. 126 The Jake Jacobson football award this year went to Roy Eoff.