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

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MOST STUDIOUS Linda Blansit and Charles Klepper ' rpg, -f J a Q S X -f' BEST ALL AROUND Penny Nickels and Von Johnson 130 MOST TALENTED Kathy Glenn and David Rawls The Who's Who is composed of the students elected in an election sponsored by the yearbook staff to select the outstanding teenagers of Harrison High. Those selected are pictured in this special section of the Golden Goblin. A ballot is printed and circulated to allclasses where WITTIEST .... Ray McCraw and Mellody Williams every member of the student body may vote for the boys and girls who they think fit into the ten categories. With all students voting, the Who's Who is an accurate repre- sentation of the entire school and not just of one class. 1 I

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MOST COURTEOUS .... Jill Comwell and Bill Cromwell BEST DRESSED .... Nancy Savells and Von Johnson CUTEST COUPLE .... Linda Foster and Paul Mathis 129

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The Srs. and Jrs. at the Jr.-Sr. Banquet were asked by Aladdin and his magic lamp, alias Robert Hudson, to take a journey to the wonderful world of Fantasy Land. This all began at the banquet which opened the evening's affairs. The invocation was given by Paul Raney, the welcome by Dickie Sullivan, Jr. class pres., and the response by Terry Villines, Sr. class pres. The March of the Toys was a parade of the Guys and Dolls, the Sophomore servers. The menu consisted of Greens from Mr. McGregor's Garden, Three Little Pigs Both Fat XL Lean, Alice-In-Wonderland Toadstool, Beans from Jack's Beanstalk, Simple Simon's Pie, Hot Cross Buns and Tiger Butter, Drink Me punch, Jack and Jill's water and Black Forest Brew. The Seniors were then honored with their class song, Born Free, sung by Joan Hinesly. A group of Sr. girls sang Toyland and Suzette Dill sang Moments to Remember. The guest speaker for the banquet was Mr. Thomas Millard. Vickie Cox gave a narration of a Fantastic Fairy Ta1e. A group of Juniors and Seniors wait impatiently for the banquet to begin. up- M 'Nw th e i , N xg c vim, N, i 5 '- ,f H - 37 1 '91 . . at at ,F . ' A L ' ' it g f . LV V .5 . , J , gg 1 P L f.,, V n ' , in , , A -1 , .KL 'Q xl . n tv D T J 1 J .... . S by 'L' fi by 13 l J' g ,V . M ff. ., ,, . . In l J if N i, ,ij 5 ' . J ,cir , ' .pni c A3 , fl K , , , . A x E5, l, , LL., ,A I i A JA A J 4,3319 Aga. i,,,, gin' . 1 'if M I L .... ,hm i . , ,. gg I . T x I X if x i Fl? z,12?'kr f f,11 5. I q . xl -2. -- a Q 5 5, . S ' ,-he 746646 24446 fd '7fWffWf az :de fa.-Sz. Pam. Guys and Dolls were: Jim Wright, Roger Morris, Tom Harrison, Jerry Smith, Randy Daniels, Mike Jech, Ross Phillips, Doug Pederson. Sit- ting: Sally Beard, Tricia Heiley, Kay Sasser, Cindy McCorkin- dale, Angela Paul, Kathy Glenn, Lynn Bonsteel, and Jane Dunlap. THIS HALF' PAGE SPONSORE PARTY HOUSE AND PIGGLY WIGGLY 1 84 2. BY