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

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David Cain is shown accompanying Lynn Doshier as they lead songs for YFC. 4552 Von Johnson speaks at one ofthe meetings of the YFC. Bernest Cain presents a Bible to Mr. Blackwood for the school from the YFC. y 27

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Officers for the YFC club include Bernest Cain, President, Bill Phillips, Vice-President, Tim Risley, Vice-President, and Ronnie Pugh, Secretary and Treasurer. Members of the 1966-67 YFC are front row: Bill Phillips, Joe Harden, David Sims, Donnie Watts, Gary Wilson, Jerry Jones, Bernest Cain, Von Johnson, David Cain. 2nd Row: Terry Fancher, Paul Roten, John Phillips, Ronnie Pugh, Shara Rife, Nancy Savells, Janice Valentine, Judy Monday, and Mr. Horn, sponsor. 3rd Row: Robert ifmd fu 4-new M awww va- '67 Rev. Bob Harrington, or the Chaplain of Bourbon Street, led to the formation of YFC after his appearance at an assembly at HHS. The YFC has been active at HHS and meets on Wednesday of every other week. YFC emphasizes the importance of leading a Christian life. YFC programs consist of short inspirational messages and sing-alongs. Hudson, Charles Monday, Susie Fitch, Cindy McCorkindale, Paula Mitchell, Jacqueline Hawkins, Gwenda Allen, Lynn Doshier. 4th Row: Mary Davidson, Jeanie Daniels, Debbie Wasson, Kathy Clayborn, Teddy Moore, Linda Foster, Paul Mathis. 5th Row: Tim Risley. ' 'e

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1 N Officers for the 66-67 Science Club include: Charles Benton, Secretaryg Missy Hester, Treasurer, Shara Rife, Klepper, Presidentg Greg Wilson, Vice-Presidentg Lonna Librariang and Frank Holder, Reporter. cceace L., ' Za! 2 Dr. Baker is shown with Frank Holder at the State Science Fair held at Arkansas State University in Jonesboro on April 7-8. Frank was one of the two Arkansas sweep- stakes winners. The Harrison High School Science Club is an affiliation of the Science Clubs of America, a national organization to encourage students who are interested in Science. The Club, composed of 42 members, has participated in the local, regional and state science fairs. The group made a trip to St. Louis May 11-13. Our local fair was small this year since projects were not required, but the quality was good. At the regional fair in Fayetteville, students won honors in six icategoriesg First place winners were: Joey Spencer-Zoology: Charles Kleeper-Medical Scienceg Frank Holder-Botany. Second Place winners were: Doug Pederson-Botanyg Sally Beard-Chem- istryg Carol Kelley-Medical Science. Third place winners were: Sally Jackson-Zoology: Jane Dunlap, Earth Science and Betty Gipson- Botany. At the state fair in Jonesboro, Frank Holder won first place in Botany and Carol Kelley won first place in Medical Science.