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

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75:ma91 7 we .lecwlma President . J Von Johnson - Vice President Paul Roten Secretary-Treasurer add 4646 memmd Robert Hudson Z e Za ent ammo 4 21715 S 4 '6 Left to Right--Doug Pederson,MikeJech,JamesHunt, Johnson, Sponsor, Mr. Roomsburg, Ray McCraw, Jill Paul Mathis, Tony Kendall, RobertHudson, Pau1Roten,V0n Cromwell, Terry Villines, Dickie Sullivan, Vickie Cox. io

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Faculty advisor for Quill EL Scroll and the paper staff, Mrs. Robbie Grace, checks editorials with co-editors Penny Nickels and Paula Mitchell. Linda Taylor, business manager counts proceeds from the sale of the Goblin while Joan Himesly, art editor, incon- spicuously borrows money. Minnie and her printing press. Minnie Edgmon, mim- eograph operator, and Ruby Eddings. feature editor, prepare to run off a copy of the Goblin. 13 I-I-.1 -i n mu 2:4666 5 Sow!! In Journalism, students learn the funda- mentals of newspaper Writing. By Writing, financing, and publishing the Goblin, the stu- dent paper staff members get a chance to put their knowledge to good use. Eight regular issues,p1us aspecial issue for Colors Day were published during the school year. Students on the paper staff are members of the reactivated Quill Sz Scroll Chapter, an International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. -,liilla Besides being sports editor and class editor for the paper, Terry Villines and Dolores Perme also find spare moments to devote their time and talents to the yearbook staff, serving as sports editor and activities editor.

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02064 Zwtmladmz If u gg fi , 1... The basis of a great nation is a great demo- cratic government, the basis of a great student body is a Student Council that will represent the wishes and wants of the students. This year the Student Council has done a great job, and has re- flected the past and fore- told the future for a better HHS. C , if ,Q The Student Council had many projects this year. First of all, two members of each class served as a greeting committee for new students and visitors. The Student Councilgave to the students of HHS a way to show off their own talents in the Talent Show which will be- come an annual event. This program was well received by all students and faculty of high school. Plans have been completed for a new fountain which the school will enjoy next year. The entertaining Southern Assemblies and Chapel programs are due to our Student Coun- cil. The members also securedanewflag which was donated by the American Legion for the school. The Student Council takes care of the flag each day, The really great thing which we all owe to these people and the First National Bank is the wonderful piped in music in the H.S. Cafeteria. The Student Council sponsored Twirp Week and a dance at the end of the week. This was immensely enjoyed especially by the boys, because the girls did all of the work. To close out the year, the Student Council spon- sored the Student Body elections which turned out to be very interesting. This year was full of many enjoyable and pleasant moments for us all to cherish and look back upon as reflections of HHS. '74, Wanda Student Body Elections highlighted the year campaign chairmen were: Bill Phillips Bill for the Student Council. Those who ran were: Cromwell, Ray McCraw, Greg Wilson Bill Tommy Nickels, Robert Hudson, James Hunt, Reeves, Terry Villines, Ross Phillips Lynn Dickie Sullivan, Roger Earnest, Buddy Fuller, Doshier, and Tony Kendall. Mike Jech, Doug Rederson, and Jerry Smith, The