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

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i 138 Mr. Roomsburg was presented a plaque by Patsy Keeter to show our appreciation of him and of the work he has done in HHS and also his outstanding work in DE-DO department. We will certainly miss him next year. Ullman...- pcwt '74 Zefleczfed in Swim ,4e4em5l4f For the class of '67 this was their last assembly. Scholarships in excess of 331,000 were presented to deserving Srs. The Roy Lee Baker III award was presented to the school for the first time, but it will become an annual award to be given to a deserving senior boy in the years to come. Guests and parents of the Srs. were present at the Assembly. Mrs. McCoy and Mrs. Raney were each presented a gift by Penny Nickels and Jerry Villines from the entire Senior class. We each would like to express our own thanks to them for their workwith the senior class.

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Other students winning honors at the Senior Assembly are B Xt PW scholarshipg Carol Yocum, the America Association of University Women scholarship, and a cer- tificate on Democracy from the Women's Book Clubgvicky O'Ha11oran a nursing scholarship from the Fortnightly Clubg Shara Rife the PEO CAGD trophygand Patsy Pederson the Chi Sigma wardrobe award. Patsy Keeter and Theresa Arnold were each presented a small gift from the Cheer- leading squad. Johnny Shipman received one of we f a Freq-fl Jerry Jones is shown with Congressman J. P. Hammerschmidt in Washington while attending the National 4-H meeting. Jerry was chosen to represent Arkansas from the Honors he has received in 4-H work. the highest honors in Science forthe State of Arkansas when he won second in the Westinghouse Science Talent Search for 1967, Arkansas Division. Kenny Wallis was presented the Beta Sigma Phi CAOD wardrobe by Mrs. P. G, Williams in Senior Assembly. 137

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Penny Nickels and Pat Andrews are the representatives Mrs, McCoy, Mrs, Nickels and Mr. Townzen review the of the senior class as they readthewills of the 150 seniors. past as they look back in 1984 and read the prophecy ofthe seniors. Seadafw P 'May 14 '74e af In the last assembly of their highschool days, the seniors proved they were truly The Class of Champions. Seniors looked back over the past four years of high school and saw that in their high school career the honors they had seen come and past. State Basketball runner- ups in '64-'65, '65-'66 and STATE CHAMPS '66-'67, They saw students going on trips, and just being at ballgames. These were all in the past at Senior Assembly, but with our Class Wills and Prophecies, we also knew that the future would be bright and that they would long be remembered as the Class of Champions. Terry Villines, senior class president, introduces the guests at the Senior Assembly. 139