Hayti High School - Council Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1968 volume:

To a few, HNHS is just a school,” but to the majority of students it is the place where they learned together, shared together, and had fun together, These are the happiest days of your life.” These days, which our yearbook has attempted to capture, are full of the spirit of activity. Janice Norrid Teeter Judy Ledbetter Editors G on tents Oecfica ion Cj asses auori es Tlt ifetics | 0raanizations Administration Oecfication No students can achieve their best without the guidance of a good teacher. No teacher or principal can do his best work without the leadership of a good superintendent. Mr. SAM WALLACE, superintendent of schools, provides the type of energetic leadership that challenges both students and teachers to do their best to make this school system better. In appreciation of his cheerful and dynamic spirit, the yearbook staff dedi- cates this 1968 Council to SUPERINTENDENT SAM WALLACE. 3 Though changes in the appearance of the school occur with the passing of years, happy memories of our school days remain. 4 rcMinnr JLIIIVIXJ GERALD MICHAEL ALSUP Science Club 2,3; Library 4; Latin Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Science Fair 3rd Place 3; Latin Club Reporter 4; Council Staff 4; Student Council Poster Contest 2nd Place 3; Band 2 MARION MICHAEL AMES Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4 RHONDA AMES Thespians 4; Science Club 3; Majorette 2, Drum Majorette 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 PATRICIA BETH ANDREWS Thespians 3,4; F. H. A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; F. H. A. Historian; F. H. A. Vice- president 3; F. H. A. President 4; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Captain of Cheerleaders 4; Nightmare 4; Foot- ball Attendant 3,4; Basketball Attendant 2, Sophomore Pilgrimage 7 BRENDA SUE BEASLEY Science Club 3; Pep Club 2,3; National Honor Society 2; The Long Silence 4 ORVILLE BEATTY JIMMIE BINGLE Basketball 2; Track 2 BEVERLY GENE BOREN Glee Club 3,4 EMMA SUE BELL Basketball 2; Pep Club 2; Coun- cil Staff 4; Glee Club 3,4 8 DANNY BRADS HER Football 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; All Conference Honorable Men tion in Football 4; Track 2,3,4 BOBBY BRUNSON Basketball 2; Speech Arts 3; Science Club 2,3; Student Council 2, Treasurer of the Student Council 2; Parliamentarian of Class 2; Award in Student Council 2; Went to State Student Council Convention in Kirkwood 2 CHARLES M. CECIL Basketball 2,3,4; Track 4; Baseball 2, 3,4 STEPHEN WESLEY COLE JR. Track 2; Golf 4; Arrow Staff 3; Council Staff 3 DAVID LYNN CRAIG Football 3,4; Track 3,4;Baseball 3,4; Mgr. Football 2; Mgr. Basketball 4; Latin Club 3,4; Latin Club Vice-Presi- dent 3,4 GARY CRITES Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 2; Thespians 4; District Representative for Explorers 4; Poetry Award in District Contest 3; Nightmare 4 9 CHRISTI JANE CURTIS Speech Arts 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Sci- ence 3; F. H. A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2; Thespians Vice-Pres. 4; F. H. A. Reporter 3; F. H. A. Treasurer 4; Pep Club Reporter 4; Band 2,3,4; Head Majorette 2,3,4; Feature Majorette 3,4; Council Staff 4; Band Vice-Pres. 3; Sec.-Treas. of Band 4; Nightmare 4; Fantastic Follies 2;Chair- man of Prom 3; Sr. Homecoming Att. 4; Miss H. N. H.S. 4 . . CLARENCE DUANE CURTIS Thespians 4; Science 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Soph. Repres. 2; Vice-Pres. of Student Council 3; Pres, of Student Coun- cil 4; Jr. Class Treasurer 3; Suspicious Mind 4; Honorable Mention for best actor award 4 LARRY DALE DENNY Speech Arts 3; Thespians 4; Band 2; Junior Fire Dept. 3; Suspicious Mind 4 GORDON LEE DUCKWORTH III Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2,3; Golf 4; Science Club 3; Class Pres. 2.3; Most Outstanding Sophomore BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD JOYCE KAYE EVETT Pep Club 2; Mixed Chorus 4 WILLIAM H. FARIS Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Base- ball 2,3,4; All Conference Honorable Mention 4, Debate 3; Thespians 4; Sci- ence Club 3; Debate Award 3; President of the Thespians 4; Student Council 4; Senior Rep. to Student Council 4; Class President 4; Boys State 3 ROSIE LEE GAMBLE Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior Representative of Pep Club 3; 4-H 2; Hayti Youth Council 2, 3,4 HAROLD RAY GOODWIN Basketball 2; Track 2; Science Club 2 MIKE GRADY Basketball 2; Track 2 11 BARBARA JEAN GRANT Hayti Youth Council 2,3,4; 4-H2.3.4 ANN ELLEN GUARR Thespian 4; Science Club 2,3; F. H. A. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; NationalHonor So- ciety 2; Secretary of Science Club 3; Band 2,3,4 PAULA JO GUISE Thespians 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; F. H. A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Latin 4; Science Club Treasurer 3; Pep Club Reporter 4; Band 2,3,4; Band Reporter 3,4; All County Band 3; Student Council Treasurer 4 BENNIE JACK HALL JR Basketball 2; Thespians 3,4; Vice-Presi- dent of Senior Class 4; Nightmare 4; President of Mixed Chorus 4 WILLIE HAWKINS IRA L. HOLMES Track 4; Baseball 4; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 2,3 CLARETTA HOOPER Debate 3; Thespians 4; Pep Club 3; To Burn a Witch 4 12 LINDA KAREN HOWARD Thespians 3,4; F. H. A. 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Sophomore Representative to Pep Club; Thespian Reporter 4; Senior Rep- resentative to Pep Club; Student Coun- cil 3,4; Council Staff 4; Rep. to Student Council 3; Sec. of Student Council 4; Class Treas. 2; Suspicious Mind ; Football Attend. 3 CARLESS ALBERT JOHNSON Football 2; Science Club 2 PHILLIP LEONARD JOHNSON Football 4; Track 2,3 WARREN JONES Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Honorable Mention in Football for all Conference 4 SPORT JOY Football 2,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; All Dist. B Team in Basketball 2; All Conf. 2nd Team in Basketball 3; All Conf. First Team De- fense in Football 4; Student Council 2 13 PATRICIA MAE KERLEY Band 2,3,4; All Division Band 3 JUDY CAROLYN LEDBETTER National Honor Society 2; Latin Club 2, 3,4; President of Latin Club 3,4; Coun- cil Staff 4; Co-Editor of Council Staff 4; Band 2, 3 VICKY E. LEDBETTER F. H. A. 2; Pep Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4 EMILY CAROL LONG Thespians 3,4; F. H. A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; 2nd Vice-pres. F. H. A. 3; Sec. of Thespians 4; Student Council 3,4; Student Council Sec. and Delegate to State Convention 3; Senior Representative on Student Council 4; Class Sec. 2,3,4; Sugar and Spice , Oh, Come Let Us Adore Him, and Best Actress in One- Act Play 3; Beta Club 2, Beta Club Courtesy Award 2; Fantastic Follies 2; Tennis Club 3; Best Dressed 3; Miss HNHS Candidate 3; DAR Candidate 4 ROBERT L. LONG 14 CONSTANCE RENE McCRARY Thespians 4; F. H. A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Chess Club 2; Band 2,3,4; Fantastic Follies 2; Tennis Club 3; Who's Who - Cutest Couple 3 PATRICIA ANN MANNING Science Club 2,3; F. H. A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2; Latin Club 4; Science Club Reporter 3; Sr. Rep. of Pep Club 3; F. H. A. Parlia- mentarian 4; Pep Club President 4; Stu- dent Council 3,4; Junior Representative of Student Council 3; Reporter of Student Council 4; Chess Club 2; Band 2,3,4 DAR GOOD CITIZEN AWARD BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD DEBORAH SUSAN MATHIS Thespians 4; FHA 2,4; Pep Club 3,4; Latin 4; Best Actress Award 4; Majorette 2,3,4; Reporter 4; Christmas Play 3, The Suspicious Mind 4 CLIFTON MAXWELL Football 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4 SHERRY LYNN MERCER Science Club 2; FHA 2; Physical Educa- tion Award 2,3; 3rd Place in Biology Section for Science Club 2 GLADYS DIANN MORGAN FHA 2,3; Pep Club 2 15 REGINA ANN MULLINS Spanish Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4 DEBORAH JO OVERBEY Thespians 4; Science Club 2, 3; F. H. A. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Arrow Staff 3; Coun- cil Staff 3; The Long Silence 4 MICKEY WAYNE REICH Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2; All-Conference Honorable Mention in Football 3,4; Class Reporter 3; Most Like to Date and Best Build 4 MILES SAMUEL REIFSNYDER JR. Football 3,4; Basketball 2; Track 4; Arrow Staff 3; Council Staff 3 STEPHEN LEE RHODES Football 3,4; Science Club 2,3; Treas- urer of Student Council 3; Christmas Play 3; Band 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4 16 PAMELA KAY SARGENT Debate 3; FHA 2; Pep Club 2; Band 2; Lettered in Band 2; 3rd Place in Science Fair 3 JOHN ANTHONY SLOAN Track 4; Golf 4; Thespians 4, The Long Silence 4 CLAUDIA SMOTHERMAN Arrow Staff 3; Council Staff 3; Mixed Chorus 4 MICHAEL WAYNE SPROUSE National Honor Society 2; Vice Presi- dent of Mixed Chorus 4; Council Staff 4; Honor Roll 2,3; Trig-Alg. II Award 3; American History Award 3; Missouri History Award 3 SALUTATORIAN (Based on seven semesters) MICHAEL EARL STETSON Basketball 2,3; Track 2; Band President 3,4; All District Band 3 JANICE NORRID TEETER Library 2; Majorette 2,3; Co-Editor of Council Staff 4; Miss HNHS Candidate 2; Typing Award 2; P. E. Award 3 17 i ELIJAH THOMPSON JR. JACQULINE D. THOMPSON Speech Arts 2; Debate 2; Thespians 4; Pep Club 2,3; Library 4; Latin Club 3,4; Council Staff 4; The Long Silence 4 MARILYN DIANNE TILLMAN Debate 3; F. H. A. 2; Latin Club 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Band Award 3; Council Staff 4 GARY EUGENE TULL Football 3 RAY MORRIS TYLER Baseball 2,3 ROBERT WAYNE VAUGHN Track 2; F. F. A. 2 18 DAWN DENISE VINCENT FHA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; FHA Girl of the Month 3; Arrow Staff 3, Council Staff 3 TAMARA CHERYL WADE Pep Club 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 2 IVA VIOLA WALKER Speech Arts 3; Debate 3; Thespians 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Excellence in State Contest on Drama Reading 3; Best Actress in To Burn A Witch 4; Hayti Youth Council 4; Library 3 WILLIAM N. WALLACE Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2; Baseball 2,3,4; All Conference Honor- able Mention 3; All Conference 1st Team 4; Vice President of Science Club 3; Science Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Vice President 2 MARY LYNN WHITENER Thespians 3,4; Science Club 2,3; FHA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; 2nd Vice President of FHA 2; Re- gional FHA Representative 3; Pianist for Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Regional Reporter for FHA 4; Chapter Reporter for FHA 4; Suspicious Mind 4; All-County Band 2; All Division Band 3; All District Band 3; Band 2,3,4 JACKIE OWEN WILSON Boy's Chorus 2; FFA 2 19 CHARLES E. WOODSON Football 2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Let- termen's Club 3,4; P. H. L. Champion- ship Swimming Team 2,3,4; Co-captain of Swim Team 3; Swimming Trophy 3; Captain of Offensive Football Squad 4; Mixed Chorus 4 STANLEY C. WRIGHT Band 2,3,4; All-Division Band 2; Vice- president of Senior Band 4 BRUCE COLE Sponsor RON COX Sponsor JASAMYN GARRETT Sponsor JAMES TILLMAN Sponsor Senior Will in on pages 40 and 48. Senior Prophecy is on pages 119-120. 20 iimmnr jumuixj Our friends are those with whom we share our days and experiences. We enjoy singing the Alma Mater at both assemblies and games; wherever we meet, there is a friendly atmosphere. Martin Andersen Martini Keith Alexander Alex Phillip Ames Fillup Ben Hooper Baker 1 didn't do it, Mr. Cox. Jo Beth Bennett Joey Barbara Berry Sugar Bear Karen Sue Berry Be that way then. Debra Bradley Always smiling John Henry Branch Steel-driving man 23 Beth Coleman Buffy Ridley Cooper Rid Steven Ray Craig Crunch, Jr. Buddy Duckworth Duckie Poo Roger Ethridge Ex-karate Champ Earnestine Fonda Sure enough! 24 Kenneth Grady Pigeon Man Shirley Greenwell A squaw who still likes Mustangs Jeannie Gunnells Larry Brenda Kay Harris Caution. Student Driver Jo Marie Hayes I'm a swinger. John Mark Henderson Curly 25 Bobby Johnson Mischievous Ruth Ann Johnson Ann Peter Jones I may leave home again. Jimmy Joy Wheatstraw 26 Carolyn Maclin Get out of my way. Judy Marsh Little Red Bug Carolyn Sue Melton Hey, everybody! Pam Merrell Twiggy Keith Morrison Short and silent Virginia Moody Oh, Ronnie!” 27 Mike Peterson Mikey Pete Peggy Phillips Flip, Junior Charlie Reed Warren McCorn Sue Zann Rogers Mr. Guarr, sir. ' Harvey C. Sanders Curt John Sanders Bucket 28 Jim Smith I like older girls. George C. Sommer Chuckie Jerry Stanley Mack truck Brinda Stockton I like 'em all. ’ Linda Stockton Shorthand whiz Marcia Sturm Baccaruda 29 Mary Frances Tigirt Shoot!” Ginger Travis Ginger snap Gary Lynn Trowbridge Cardsharp John W. Turnage III Yamaha King Thana Kay Vaughn It's really not THAT hard to pronounce. Steve Watkins DX Man 30 PAUL WAYNE WILCOX The big, quiet one PENNY FAYE WRIGHT Can you imagine Penny Irions? Would you believe Nickle Wrong?' ( ancficf SAo s Jrozn Bast y ear 7s JJrom Erma Ledbetter and escort Paula Guise and escort 31 Iva Walker and escort Barbara Grant and escort 32 riMAIAIAII I AC jsuv vvv nuv j Larry President ___SI Keith Howren V ic e-pres ident Ramona Lincoln k Reporter Melinda Camp Secretary- Treasurer Pamela Alsup Judy Babb Larry Barham Jerry Blaylock James Blevins Mike Bradsher Glenn Brooks Kitty Bryant He is more than one whom you know; he is one who answers all your needs. He brings special happiness into your life. He is a friend. James Bush Belinda Camp Melinda Camp David Carmody Tyrone Clinton Philip Clodfelter Linda Colbert Mary Colbert Keith Cole 35 James Cook James Cooper Jesse Cooper Rickey Craig Debbie Dean Richard Dill Randy Edwards Ricky Edwards James Graham Mary Anne Euell Marty Gallaher Robert Gamble Kathy Gooch Patty Grady Joe Greenwell 36 Stanley Grisham Barbara Grissom Jacky Hall James Harper Steve Howell Keith Howren Vernice Humes Richard Jackson Garnetta Johnson Mary Johnson O. Z. Johnson Ouida Key Doug Khourie Katy Lee Ronnie Lemon Sherry Lynn Frank Lewis Keith Lewis Mona Lincoln Larry McCrary 37 James Price Jerry Pritchard Debbie Randell Larry Ray Richard Rhoads Constance Ruff Lynn Sanders Gale Selsor Jack Sharp Robert Maxwell Brenda Meek Clint Pery Jan Peterson Marilyn Pierce Charlotte Plunkett John Pogue Larry Porter Trudy Shaver Michael Slavings Deborah Smith Sheila Smith Danny Stevens Lee Stockton Ricky Swan Jacqueline Townes Larry Weatherspoon Freddie Welch Jerry Ray White Larry Joe Williams Stephen Willsie 39 Senior 7. jiff, Tan 9 The Senior Class of 1968, being of sound mind and body, made out their last will and testa- ment on the twelfth day of December, 1967, so that it would be permanently recorded in the 1968 Council. The following seniors wish to leave certain physical features to the succeeding classes of HNHS: Debbie Mathis wills her naturally straight hair to Clay Duckworth, Claudia Smotherman wills her natural red hair to Brinda Stockton, Five seniors wish to relinquish their most outstanding personality traits. Pat Kerley wills her capability of getting along with more than one friend at a time to Brenda Franks. In contrast, Regina Mullins leaves her skill in getting along with her enemies to Catherine Gooch. To Jo Marie Hayes, Rosie Gamble wills her ability to keep a friend. Claretta Hooper and Ira Holmes leave their quiet ways to Jo Marie Hayes and Frank Lewis. Since the Seniors of 1968 seem to have had trouble with their cars, the following bequests have been made. Erma Ledbetter wills her ability to drive without running into buildings to Linda Stockton. Mike Grady leaves his tendency to drive at a high rate of speed and still stay on the highway to Danny Capps. To Harold Lincoln, Jackie Wilson leaves all of his car troubles. Love being one of the popular activities of the seniors, the following three make these be- quests. Willie Hawkins abandons his proficiency in talking to the girls to Ronnie Lemon. Pam Sargent yields her capability in going steady and stepping out on a boy without his ever finding out to Delores James in hope she will have better luck than last time. Harold Goodwin wills his ability to get married and still finish school to anyone who is willing to meet the challenge. Two senior girls wish to surrender their nicknames. Karen Howard leaves her nickname Frenchie to Charla Faris in hope that she won't be branded as Lil Stinky Bear. Ann Guarr leaves the CVille Sandpiles and her nickname Spice to Marcia Sturm. Other seniors leave their tangible possessions. Judy Ledbetter gives four pairs of worn out P. E. tennis shoes to anyone who will take them. Connie McCrary reluctantly leaves her trailer on Black Island to Sherry Lynn. Bill Faris leaves the old crow that never flies, willed to him by Bobby Gibbs, to Phillip Ames. Carol Long and Christi Curtis leave the coaches office to Beth Coleman and Susan Mouhalis. In the miscellaneous category the rest of the seniors make the following bequests. Phillip Johnson yields his 15 1 2 calf muscles and his springy step to Terry Hill. Charley Woodson wills his position of being a non-athletic spectator to Jerry White. Carol Long wills her trips to Green- town to Phillip Ames. Duane Curtis wills his fate of getting caught at the wrong bunking parties to Mike King. Christi Curtis leaves her willpower to resist bunking parties to Cathy Curtis. Larry Denny sacrifices his skill in painting doors, bleachers, and concession stands to any junior who is willing to face the consequences. 40 cncrumicM I IXLJIIIfILM William Abraham Marilyn Ames Clyde Bonee Millie Bray Terry Brogdon Walter Brogdon Gloria Armstrong Barbara Cartee Don Channell Ardella Benford Ricky Coleman Sharon Craig Daronda Berry Ruth Crawford Ricky Crites Roger Berry Cathy Curtis Joyce Davis Last August Hayti North High Terry Dill admitted the Freshman Class from Danny Dodson North Elementary. As the newness of being freshmen wore off, the first-year students set new and ex- citing goals. 43 Clay Duckworth Roger Emerson Charla Faris Geraldine Flennoy Anne Franklin Brenda Franks David Fullhart Curtis Gooch David Gray Sharon Greenwell Thomas Greenwell Debra Grissom Judy Guarr Danny Hall Shirley Hall Fay Hamlett 44 Kay Hamlett Leigh Harwood Shirley Hatley Clyde Helm Lonnie Hickman Betty Hunt Charles Jackson Delores James Robert Keen Carolyn Lee Gary Littleton Laura Long Leslie Long Rita Luye Wanda Mance Brenda Maronay 45 Betty Miles Kathy Miller Sue Mobley Kathy Moody Buddy Moore Dennis Morrison Betty Oldham Jackie Overbey Johnny Pierce Barbara Porter Pat Powell Steve Raymond Barbara Rhoads Jesse Riley Doug Schenimann Mike Shirey 46 Joann Smith Lee Ann Smith Kay Stout Diane Suddarth Sharon Sullivan Patricia Taylor Mike Thomas Linda Thompson Diane Underwood Barbara Weddington Joe Welch Lucy Whitaker Richard Willsie Doug Wright 47 9Dar 99 During their high-school years, many seniors acquire nicknames which they wish to yield to other students who deserve them. Mickey Reich surrenders his name as Ski Jump to Paul Crain for his outstanding accomplishment of growing a nose bigger than his. David Craig wills his name Captain Crunch to Clint Pery and Billy McClain. Gary Crites leaves his nickname Poopsie, which was willed to him by his older brother, to his younger brother, Ricky. Mike Ames leaves Cion to John Sanders. Jackie King gives Sandbar to anyone who is unlucky as he was to get caught. Bill Wallace leaves Wally to Terry Hill. In the miscellaneous categories, the following bequests are made. Debbie Overbey leaves her peppermint and many trips to Blytheville to Marcia Sturm, Peggy Phillips, and Sue Melton Rhonda Ames leaves her ability to get drunk and not get caught to her brother, Phillip. Harold Goodwin gives his ability to pass health and P. E. under Coach Lowry to anyone who is willing to take the chance. Bobby Brunson wills his knowledge and experience in all fields to Jerry Stanley. Jimmy Bingle wills his art talent to Bobby Irions. Earnest Babcock leaves his position as organist for the Roust-a-bouts to Steve Watkins. Gary Tull wills his ability to play the bass drum, and march in the Cotton Carnival Parade in Memphis to Doug Khourie during his junior and senior years. Dianne Tillman leaves her proud position as Concert Master in the senior band to Pam Alsup. Patsy Manning abandons her hardships as Pep Club President to Kathy Miller. Driving was the seniors' favorite privilege and they make the following bequests. Dawn Vincent parts with her ability to drive according to the rules and gives it to Jo Marie Hayes. Wayne Vaughn leaves his careless driving habits to Danny Capps. Mike Alsup gives his mis- fortune of living so close that he couldn't drive to school to anyone in the same predicament. Mike Sprouse wills his ability to enjoy four years of high school without having a car to anyone in the same circumstances. Gene Boren leaves his fate to have a car that never starts when it’s needed to Ricky Craig. Steve Cole wills his red light to Martin Andersen in hope that he will be the next Scourge of McDaniel's Road. Diann Morgan wills her parking space and favorite Dr Pepper bottle to Marilyn Pierce, Debbie Dean, and Betty Oldham. In order that physical features of some of the Class of 1968 will be remembered, the follow- ing sacrifice their hair. Carless Johnson leaves his capability to keep his hair out of his eyes in Coach Bland's woodworking class to Jackie Sharp, Richard Rhoads, and Keith Lewis. Elijah Thompson lends his hair-do to Willie Gilmore. Iva Walker wills her hair style to Vernice Humes. In the athletic category, three students resign their talents. Ray Tyler leaves his capability to play baseball well to Chico. Mike Stetson bequeaths his being recognized on the 1967 bas- ketball team, without playing at all, to Billy McClain. Danny Bradsher wills his speed to Jerry White, in hope that he will use it on the police next Halloween. Beth Andrews leaves to Beth Coleman her title as girl most like to date, although she has never dated a boy from Hayti. Tamara Wade gives Jo Marie Hayes her talent to go steady with one boy at a time. Allen Barker relinquishes his ability to go with North Pemiscot girls his senior year to Richard Jackson.. Orville Beatty leaves his whipping from Mr. Baker to anyone who needs it. Sue Bell would like to give Jo Beth Bennett her capacity to play hooky and stay in trouble. Johnny Darnell leaves his ability to stay true to one girl at a time to anyone who wishes to try it. 48 n I IMA AW I J31IUV M T 3 connie McCrary 1968 Cjouncif (J.ueen 50 Cjounci l Zenc an s 51 DEBBIE MATHIS CHRISTI CURTIS and GORDON DUCKWORTH c Sopiito n ore ( ancficfates Jresfunan (lancficfates LEE ANN SMITH and LESLIE LONG 'Junior C ancficfates PENNY WRIGHT and BOBBY IRIONS bd - I BARBARA GRISSOM and JERRY WHITE Sr. Attendant CHRISTI CURTIS Homecoming Queen 1968 CAROL LONG Sr. Attendant BETH ANDREWS Jr. Attendant BETH COLEMAN Soph. Attendant MARY ANNE EUELL Fresh. Attendant LAURA LONG 54 1968 J)as£et6a I 7fomecominy J'toyafty MARY LYNN WHITENER MANNING SUE ROGERS 55 DEBBIE RANDELL CATHY CURTIS 7)Ao’s 7 )Ao Left to right - Mickey Reich, Beth Andrews, Jimmy Smith MOST LIKE TO DATE Carol Long and Bill Faris BEST BUILD Mickey Reich Christi Curtis These SOPHISTICATED SENIORS were chosen MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. Perhaps it is because they are MOST POPULAR, MOST COURTEOUS, BEST DRESSED, and have the BEST PERSONALITY. 56 a tui CTirr Mil ILL 11V J KNEELING, L to R - R. Swan, J. White, D. Bradsher, M. Gardner, J. Cooper, J. Pogue, M. Andersen. STANDING, L to R - B. Duckworth, B. Wallace, R. Tyler, C. Cecil, Coach Whitener, B. Faris, G. Duckworth, W. Jones, D. Craig. TRI-COUNTY CHAMPS FOR SECOND SUCCESSIVE SEASON COACH Rayburn Whitener Jiaseba f Action Senior 3fiah Jootba I TJeam ROW 1, L to R - Joy, Duckworth, Irions, Reifsnyder, Johnson, Duckworth, Faris, Shelly, Jones, King, Reich, Ames, Stanley, Wallace, Maxwell. ROW 2 - Trowbridge, Edwards, Crites, Rhodes, Pery, Sanders, Capps, Dill, Ray, Hill, Thompson, Carmody, Lincoln, Blevins, Ames. ROW 3 - Branch, Swan, Price, Sanders, Alexander, Edwards, Cooper, White, Bradsher, Smith, Howren, Craig, Lemon. Ray runs interference as Bradsher sweeps the end. Maxwell and Bradsher lead interference as Duckworth pitches out to Joy. 60 C. MAXWELL - All-Conf. M. REICH - All-Conf. B. WALLACE - All-Conf. First Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Team Offense P. AMES - All-Conf. Second Team Offense M. KING - All-Conf. Second Team Defense JIMMY SMITH Other All-Conf. Honorable Mentions: BILL FARIS, TERRY HILL, JAMES COOPER. 61 J. STANLEY - All-Conf. Honorable Mention J. WHITE - All-Conf. First Team Defense 7ncfian 7 )arsi tu THIRD PLACE IN REGIONAL TOURNAMENT DANNY BRADSHER CHARLES CECIL SPORT JOY BILL FARIS BILL WALLACE At the left, Bill Faris gets set for a free throw against the Ca- ruthersvilie Tigers. At the right Danny Brad- sher looks for the ball on our home court. 62 )asJ?et(ja I Jeam JERRY WHITE JERRY STANLEY JIMMY JOY 63 r ndia n.J mUofiA 4 4 1 ROW 1, L to R - John Duckworth, Mark Dawson, Jeffrey Mouhalis, Tommy Todd, Timmy Palmer, Leslie Long, Jackie Overbey, Forest Creasy. ROW 2 - Dale Tyler, Rickie Coleman, George Merrell, Dennis Glass, Duane Shelly, Tommy Potts, Robert Tribble, Randy Gardner, Parker Morgan, Joe Welch, Terry Brog- don, Mike Deweese. ROW 3 - Doug Wright, Mike Shirey, Mike Manning, Richard Willsie, Leigh Harwood, Clyd Helm, Clay Duckworth, Lonnie Hickman, Rickie Crites, Doug Schenimann. SCHEDULE Delta C-7-------------------Won Malden — - — - — - — Lost Portageville----------------Won Gideon - -- —---------------Won Caruthers ville------------Lost Delta C-7-------------------Won c Senior JfijA c 3$” 3as£e 6al 3eam (TIED FOR FIRST PLACE IN CONFERENCE.) ROW 1, L to R - Clint Pery, James Blevins, John Pogue, James Price, Ronnie Lemon, Freddie Welch. ROW 2 - James Graham, Stanley Grisham, Keith Cole, Larry Weather- spoon, Marty Gallaher, Robert Maxwell, and James Cooper, mana- ger. junior Hicj i JooiSafl Jeam JJunior Jliyfi “7” 73as£et( aff 7eam ROW 1, L to R - Buddy Moore, Terry Brogdon, Joe Welch, Leslie Long, Mike Shirey. ROW 2 - Mike Deweese, Mgr., Lonnie Hickman, Leigh Harwood, Clyde Helm, Richard Wilsie, Clay Duckworth, Jesse Smith. , Junior Jficj i “73” J)as7etba 7eam ROW 1, L to R - Dennis Glass, Randy Gardner, John Kelly Duckworth, George Merrell, Bob Bailey, Cleophus Harston. ROW 2 - Dwayne Shelly, Isiah Helm, Mike Manning, Ronnie Brown, Ulysses Robinson, Verdia Kuykendoll, Manager Mike Deweese. 65 Young braves draw near bonfire at annual pep rally. Mr. Cox presenting Bill Faris Spirit Jug when seniors won battle cry. Remember this sight? Indians prepare to go on warpath. 66 Anri Ml ? ATIAMC UIW HI1ILH 11VIIJ SEATED - Judy Ledbetter and Janice Norrid Teeter, Co-editors of the Council. ROW 1, L to R - Karen Howard, Dianne Tillman, Jackie Thompson, Peggy Phillips, Erma Ledbetter, Thana Vaughn. ROW 2 - Mike Sprouse, Allen Barker, Mike Alsup, Christi Curtis, Jo Beth Bennett. Absent - Sue Bell. Siuc eni Council SEATED, L to R - Paula Guise, treas.; Karen Howard, sec. ; Duane Curtis, pres. ; Mike King, vice-pres. ; Patsy Manning, reporter; Mrs. Grayce Alexander, coun- selor. STANDING, L to R - Ginger Travis, Sue Melton, Carol Long, Bill Faris, Bill Wallace, Keith Cole, Diane Underwood, Mona Lincoln, Debbie Grissom. 68 ROW 1, L to R - Lucy Whitaker, David Craig, Judy Ledbetter, Johnnie Lou Swan, Mike Alsup, Mrs. Sigler, sponsor. ROW 2, L to R - Debbie Mathis, Paula Guise, David Carmody, Larry McCrary, Patsy Manning, Jacquline Thompson. 7 Jf OFFICERS, L to R - B. Stockton, P. Wright, L. Stockton, R. Lincoln, G. Travis, P. Manning, C. Curtis, B. Andrews, M. L. Whitener, S. Mouhalis. ROW 2 - P. Naile, B. Harris, C. Plunkett, D. Mathis, P. Guise, P. Grady, B. Grissom, S. Greenwell, D. Underwood, R. Crawford. ROW 3 - L. Long, L. Whi- taker, R. Luye, C. Maclin, J. Winky Sheckell, T. Vaughn, J. B. Bennett, D. Vincent, G. Flennoy, C. Long. ROW 4 - Cathy Curtis, B. Cartee, M. Ames, C. McCrary, B. Coleman, S. Lynn, P. Merrell, B. Hunt, K. Hamlett, C. Faris, Miss Carole Monroe - sponsor. 69 KNEELING - Sue Rogers, STANDING, L to R - Beth Coleman, Ramona Lincoln, Susan Mouhalis. Senior l ip j C ' jeerleaders War D 2 oops ACTIVE MEMBERS, ROW 1, L to R - P. Wright, Beth Coleman, M, Lincoln, P. Manning, S. Rogers, S. Mouhalis, P. Merrell. ROW 2 - XXX, B. Cartee, L. Long, S. Lynn, J. Swan, K. Howard, XXX, J. Sheckell. ROW 3-1. Walker, J. Townes, J. Davis, XXX, D. Underwood, R. Morgan, P. Alsup, B. Grissom, K. Bryant. ROW 4 - D. Bradley, D. Smith, O. Key, V. Humes, D. Vincent, T. Wade, R. Gamble. ROW 5 - C. Faris, M. Ames, D. Randell, L. Sanders, G. Selsor, J. Peterson, C. Plunkett, L. Thompson. ROW 6 - D. Mathis, A. Franklin, K. Miller, C. Curtis, M. Whitener, B. Andrews, Christi Curtis. 70 L to R - Lynn Barkovitz, Ann Franklin, Kay Hamlett, Debbie Thornton, Fay Hamlett, Claire Coleman, Patty Reed. 7 unior JIip i ( fieer eacfers i- ¥ 'Junior 7fip 2 7 ep G uS ROW 1, Lto R - K. Hamlett, C. Coleman, A. Franklin, D. Thornton, L. Barkovitz, P. Reed, F. Hamlett. ROW 2 - D. Scott, D. Tyler, S. Harris, R. Weddington, E. Kelley, V. Thomas, S. Reed. ROW 3-D. Hill, P. Glover, T. Cross, M. Cartee, P. Naile, S. Grishom, R. Basham, A. Thornton. ROW 4 - A. LaValle, A. Harden, J. Bass, B. Martin, N. Stevens, K. Peterson, M. McClain. ROW 5 - Clodfelter, N. Hines, K. Hill, J. Banks, S. Trowbridge, B. Selsor, E. Turnage, D. Bowen. ROW 6 - Mrs. Lincoln, B. Hunt, C. Sheckell, D. Mercer, R. Schenimann, J. Guarr, Mrs. Kellems. 71 72 These musicians not only entertained at home football games but performed at some away games. They also marched in parades at home and away. ('oncer 73and ROW 1, L to R - Dianne Tillman, Sue Rogers, Pam Alsup, Charlette Plunkett, Lee Ann Smith, Ann Franklin, Judy Guarr, Christi Curtis. ROW 2 - Charla Faris, Cathy Curtis, Marilyn Ames, Johnnie Lou Swan, Barbara Porter, Mike Bradsher, Kitty Byrant, Pat Kerley, Sonny Turnage, Steven Rhodes, Ann Guarr, Charles Sommer, Ridley Cooper, Mary Lynn Whitener. ROW 3 - Randy Edwards, Phillip Ames, Larry McCrary, Mike Watkins, Paula Guise, Clay Duckworth, Patsy Manning, Ricky Edwards, Laura Long, Keith Howren, Jesse Riley, Rhonda Ames, Cathy Miller, Stanley Wright, Ray Vickrey, Mike Stetson. ROW 4 - Mr. Cox, Stanley Grisham, Steve Shelly, Jimmy Cook, Ricky Craig, David Garner, Danny Dodson, Joe Greenwell. Review of Senior land Ac ivi ies The band performed at all the football games at home. They also performed at three away games when the Indians met the Caruthersville Tigers, the Malden Greenwaves, and the East Prairie Eagles. Of course, the band played at nearly all of the pep rallies. Next they traveled to Poplar Bluff to the annual marching festival. Some of the students journeyed to Band Day at Cape Girardeau. The entire marching band went to Cape as one of the ten bands selected to march at SEMO’s homecoming. The top ten clarinet students went to Murray State University to learn techniques from Mr. Nilo Hovey, December 4. The band participated in Christmas parades at Steele and at Hayti. On March 30, 1968, the band participated in the District Band competition. On April 30 their annual spring concert was given. Also, select students participated in the All-District Band and All-Division Band. The band ended its 2 1 2 years with Mr. Ron Cox at the close of the first semester. Mr. Jim Karr then took over as music instructor. 73 G£orus ROW 1, L to R - Mr. Cox, R. Ames, M. Bush, V. Ledbetter, M. Pierce, B. Meek, C. Maclin, T. Vaughn, S. Greenwell, M. L. Whitener. ROW 2 - F. Hamlett, B. Harris, W. Mance, G. Flennoy, G. Armstrong, J. B. Bennett, L. Sanders, G. Selsor, L Walker. ROW 3 - S. Melton, E. Ledbetter, R. Mullins, T. Shaver, Kathren Gooch, B. Grant. R. Gamble, T. Wade, S. Lynn. ROW 4 - T. Howell, M. Gallaher, P. Crain, C. Woodson, S. Rhodes, B. Hall. ROW 5-1. Holmes, E. Thomp- son, G. Boren, M. Sprouse, D. Turner. ROW 1, L to R - Rebecca Martin, Debbie Thornton, Shelia Trowbridge, George Merrell, Eugenia Tumage, Debbie Scott, Renae Schenimann, Debbie Mercer, Ann Thornton, Sharon Grisham, Lisa Ray, Mr. Cox. ROW 2 - James Harper, Dennis Johnson, Dennis Glass, John Duckworth, Bob Bailey, Mike Manning, Mar- garet Watkins, Karen Hill, Jo L. Northcutt. ROW 3 - Patty Reed, Diana Hill, Regina Basham, Lee Cole, Mark Dawson, Mike McCrary, Ricky Thompson. ROW 4 - John M. Alsup, Anthony Lannie, Dewayne Shelly, Ricky Guise, Gary Slavings, Ricky Slavings, Steven Garner, Loyce Clodfelter. 74 Senior Jliy i JKajoreiies KNEELING, FRONT - Christi Curtis, head majorette and feature twirler; Rhonda Ames, Drum majorette. LEFT TRIO - Debbie Mathis, Marilyn Ames, Cathy Curtis. RIGHT TRIO - Johnnie Lou Swan, Connie McCrary, Charla Faris. Jiancf Officers 75 Left to Right - Paula Guise, reporter; Christi Curtis, secretary-treasurer; Mike Stetson, president; Stanley Wright, vice-president. Mrs. Garrett, sponsor; Ginger Travis; Bill Faris, pres.; Christi Curtis, vice-pres.; Karen Howard, reporter; Carol Long, sec. ROW 2, L to R - Ann Guarr, Paula Guise, Connie McCrary, Mary Lynn Whitener, Debbie Overbey, Debbie Mathis. ROW 3 - Jacquline Thompson, Claretta Hooper, Rhonda Ames, Beth Andrews, Gary Crites, Iva Walker. ROW 4 - Duane Curtis, Bennie Hall, Larry Denny, Harold Lincoln, Steve Shelly. 76 ABOVE - The cast of Suspicious Mind (tie for best play). RIGHT - The cast of Nightmare . BELOW, Left and Right - The cast of The Long Silence . Steve Shelly was named Best Actor. ABOVE - The cast of To Burn a Witch (tie for best play). Iva Walker (standing in center) and Debbie Mathis (seated on the right in cast of Suspicious Mind) tied for Best Actress. 77 78 Teams in Mr. Guarr's physics class try out some of the principles that they had been studying in class. A rtMIMICTD ATIAM HL ITIIMIJ I l M IIUM SEATED - Sam Wallace, superintendent of schools. STANDING, L to R - Floyd Mathis, princi- pal of South Elemen- tary; Norman Nelson, principal of North Elementary; Dalton Rogers, principal of North High. CBoarcf of C cfucaiion SEATED, L to R - T. O. Shelly, James A. Vickrey, C. A. Viv- rett (Vice-president), William D. Rhodes (President), Ray J. Campbell (Secretary). STANDING, L to R - Sam Wallace (Super- intendent), Robert Coleman, Dr. J. D. Caldwell, Max Sturm (Treasurer). 80 ci rm tv I MV.ULI I MRS. GRAYCE ALEXANDER Counselor LAURENCE BAKER Art, History, Psychology CHARLES BLAND Industrial Arts BRUCE COLE English and Publications RONNIE COX Music (First semester) CALVIN LOWRY Physical Education and Health MRS. JASAMYN GARRETT Speech and Drama MRS. MARY GLASSCOCK English CHARLES GUARR Physics, Science, Biology 82 MRS. ALTA MOECKEL Elementary Music MISS CAROLE MONROE Home Economics O. J. JOHNSTON History KENNETH MEADORS Mathematics RAYBURN WHITENER Driver's Education and Physical Education MRS. MABEL BRASHER Business Education ELSIE ROGERS Librarian MRS. SUSIE SIGLER Languages JAMES TILLMAN Chemistry, Mathematics, Science MRS. SHIRLEY SUMMAR Civics and Bookkeeping JAMES CARR Music (Second Semester) 83 yCon in stru ction a I Staff SECRETARIES TO SUPERINTENDENT SECRETARIES AT NORTH HIGH SCHOOL Gertrude Tilmon and Camille Crockett Mariclare Nelson and Mary Kelley SECRETARIES TO ELEMENTARY PRINCIPALS CUSTODIANS Marge Hickman and Barbara Reed Mack Goodrum, Virgil Yarbro, Austin Jones, Harvey Haynie, J. W. Richardson. 84 Cl rilCMT kDV LLLffILM I MIX I Mrs. Kellems Henry Berry John Bonee Wanda Brewer (jrar!e 8 y Emma Brooks Billy Brown Ronnie Brown Roger Carnell Donald Carson Elizabeth Carter Linda Dean Herbert Douglas Fannie Farris David Goodwin Bennie Hall Debbie Hall William Harris Melvin Jones Emma Kelley Verdia Kuykendoll Lynn Ledbetter Lane London Martha McClain Pam McClendon Eddie Melton Pearlie Miles Willie Myles Bruce Oliver Kay Peterson Ann Reed Rocky Reich Tim Ringer Ulysses Robinson Nancy Stevens Ree Sykes Betty Stanley Vickie Thomas Roger Tyler Robert Tribble 86 cfe 8 Lynn Barkovitz Debbie Bowen Gary Brogdon Connie Burkeen Stephen Burkeen Loyce Clodfelter Lee Cole Claire Coleman Mary Cooper John Duckworth Dennis Glass Sharon Grishom Cleo Harston Isiah Helm Karen Hill Nickey Hines Grad a Jackson Anthony Lannie Michael Manning Becky Martin George Merrell Parker Morgan Norman Nelson Jo Lynn Northcut Mary Perry Patty Reed Becky Selsor Cynthia Sheckell Gary Slavings Debbie Thornton Randy Tillman Thomas Todd Shelia Trowbridge Genia Turnage Margaret Watkins 87 ROW 1, L to R - Jerry Crouch, John Hamm, Soloman Abraham, Eddie Shepherd, Jackie Crouch. ROW 2 - Violet Pettigrew, Beverly Walker, Margie Bunch, Gale Brewer, Linda Bateman, Chester Smith. ROW 3 - Don Bateman, Ronnie Smith, Johnny Hawkins, Franklin Hall, Jarvis Parker, Jerome Hightower, Carl Feltus. Absent - Brian Todd and Betty Matlock. Speciaf £ ducat ion PHOTO Not A«oilobl� MRS. PEEL Special i ducat ion MRS. HORTON ROW 1, L to R - Leon Maxwell, Margaret Peete, Mary Woods, Louise Miles, Annie Harper, Dorothy Spencer, Eddie Luster. ROW 2 - Larry Crouch, Jerry Long, Larry Riley, Jesse Smith, Lee Nelloms, William Abraham. 88 Seven race MRS. BREWER ROW 1, L to R - Dorothy Smith, Pat Glover, Toni Cross, Gayle Clayton, Jodie Lewis, Karen Hill, Debra Scott, Deborah Mercer, Sherry Reed, Ann Thornton. ROW 2 - John Alsup, Gary Carnell, Ricky Slavings, Terry Hinchey, Janie Bass, Janice Cooper, Paulletta Naile, Lisa Ray, Renae Schenimann, Anna Harden, Frances Caldwell, Steve Garner, Mike McCrary, Forest Creasy, Dennis Johnson. ROW 3 - Randy Reeves, Ricky Thompson, Robert Middleton, Tim Palmer, Randall Smith, Bob Bailey, Randy Gardner, Dewayne Shelly, Ricky Guise, Thomas Potts, James Pearson, Jeffrey Mouhalis, David Sharp, Mark Dawson. Seven } 5Jracfe MRS. LINCOLN ROW 1, L to R - Rosa Lee Brown, Nancy Pettigrew, Sandra Hurley, Audry LaValle, Melba Cartee, Sharon Floyd, Hattie Murphy, Jeannie Smith, Nancy Hurley, Debbie Riley. ROW 2 - Edward Bingle, Sherry Harris, Rosa Weddington, Irene Jones, Shir- ley Oliver, Diane Roberson, Charlotte McKee, Christine Emery, Debbie Tyler, Debbie Gunnells, Julia Lawrence, Mary Gunnells, Peggy Howard, James Walker. ROW 3 - Dennis Moody, Mike Hunt, Jarome Maxie, Curtis Peete, Mark Howell, Delbert Hall, James LaValle, Ronnie Grady, Claudie Spencer, Whitney Davis, Stanley Smith, Stanley Mance, Ronnie Abraham, Robert Shepherd. 89 ROW 1, L to R - Tina Lannie, Bonita VanDyke, Sherri Turnage, Beth Shirey, Patty Wright, Shirley Pulliam, Marjorie Peterson, Devona Middleton, Belinda Plunkett, Tina Stevens. ROW 2 - Terry Watts, Lueretha Lockridge, Terri Whitfield, Jac- queline Self, Linda White, Gertrude Stanley, Belinda Potts, Marcia Luye, Sheila Turnage, Lorna Thompson, Christi Nelson, Dennis Sharp. ROW 3 - Randy Moody. Robin Todd, Jackie Pickard, Rickie Oldham, Carl Roberson, Michael Oldham, Kevin Sloan, Gary Swan, Bradley Luce, Jessie Murphy. Teddy Weddington, Jerry McKee, Elmer Kelley. ROW 1, L to R - Dennis Gray, Carol Barkovitz, Cathy Jackson, Pamela Chism, Debra Carnell, Sylvia Holmes, Joycelyn Humes. Brenda Bradsher, Dorothy Branch, Danny Brandt. ROW 2 - Jimmy Hemingway, Mike Davidson, Mark Cartee, Timmy Brogden, Susan Fullhart, Deborah Hall, Brenda Gooch, Barbara Bunch, Janice Hill, Sandra Grissom, Brenda Bunch, Robert Everett, Keith Boone, Michael Jackson, Dale Burkeen. ROW 3 - Jimmy Davis, Gary Johnson, Vernon Crawford, Kent Brantley, Bobby Alexander, Bobby Barnes, Truman Burkeen, Terry Clodfelter, Mike Deweese, Larry Christy, Bobby Christy, Steven Cash, Steven Fasnacht. Sixtfi (Jracfe MRS. SHIPTON S .X tfl (Jracfe MRS. CHISM 90 ROW 1, L to R - Lisa Carmody, Marisa Bowen, Sherry Hurley, Kathy Carnell, Teresa Barnes, Theresa Cook, Susan Jackson, Brenda Kelly, Karen Hartsell. ROW 2 - Linda Brown, Sharon Andersen, Sharon Alexander, Sharon Aaron, Pamela Cald- well, Shirley Holland, Linda Bonee, Pamela Ledbetter, Vicky Guise, Tonya Berry, Debbie Gray, Vicky Lannie. ROW 3 - Thomas Gunnells, Mark Carter, Terry Hur- ley, Stephen Brown, John Harris, Wendell Lockridge, David Robinson, Jerry Jones, Larry Karban, Craig Cole, Lannie Ledbetter, Halbert Pough, Bobby Khourie. ROW 1, L to R - Connie Taylor, Judy Slavings, Denise Suddarth, Chester Taylor, Tony Middleton, Gary Mathis, Lila Luce, Joan Thomas, Jan Turnage. ROW 2 - Charlotte Maxie, Julia Reeves, Paula Stafford, Terri Turnage, Julia Moore, Marilyn Robinson, Flossie London, Shirley Nolen, Margie Thomas, Mona Vickrey, Marcia Rhoads, Janet Thompson, Idella Shepherd. ROW 3 - Keith Sellers, Terry McMahan, Darrell Schenimann, Danny White, Terry Ray, Lee Thompson, Carlos Raymond, Elijah Wood, Paul Sheckell, David Thompson, Richard Turnage, Jimmy Travis, Curtis Rucker, Charles Long. 91 ROW 1, L to R - Betty Dyer, Eleanor Branch, Paula Crites, Timothy Fashnacht, Stephen Johnson, Cynthia Joyner, Scott Glass, Sharon Jiles, Robert Bell, Anthony Creasy, Rachel Bryant, Louise Hurley, Patricia Berry. ROW 2 - Donna Dowdy, Barbara Daugherty, Janice Huddleston, Celeste Cross, J. E. B. Duckworth, Kenneth Hall, Alan Barkovitz, Larry Green, Delois Bradley, Glenda Bonee, Cloey Reynolds. ROW 3 - Donna Gray, Melanie Clevenger, Rena Caldwell, Vickie Babcock, Kathy Berry, Troy Bristow, Gary Cole, Alex Cooper, Jr., Wayne Alexander, Rodney Ferrell, John Mark Chism, Jr. ROW 1, L to R - Gwendolyn Taylor, Kenneth McClain, Rickey Scott, Michael Van Dyke, Tony Klinkhardt, Victoria Raymond, Lisa Ody, Glen Watts, Tammie Khourie. ROW 2 - Randall Turnage, Melvin Spencer, Archie Robinson, Joe Taylor, Marty Metzger, Vicki Mathis, Mae White, Carroll Reeves, Teressa Melton. ROW 3 - Sheila Richardson, Mary Reed, Jimmy Spy, Betty Riley, David Ledbetter, James Powell, Randal McCrary, Tony Sample, Kevin Thompson. ROW 4 - Edith Taylor, Rhonda Tice, Beverly Roberson, Charles Shaver, Cathy Tanner, Patricia Plunkett, Rosie London, Danny Walker, Leotis Pulliam. ROW 1, L to R - Charles Branch, Rebecca Cooper, Kathy Bray, Michelle Cannon, Carolyn Brewer, Jerry Dodson, James Ford. ROW 2 - Tammy Caldwell, Lynne Ferree, Sarah Frye, Mose Collins, Jr., Steven Carnell, Malcolm Babb, Terry Dod- son, Raphael Duckworth. ROW 3 - Jerry Bunch, Ricky Boone, Danny Brown, Randy Baker, Patrick Delaney, Sharon Cash, Ginger Bowen. ROW 1, L to R - Kathy McWilliams, Luther Jackson, Eric Holmes, Clarence Jack- son, Joy Glover, Roosevelt Martin, Jr., Ronnie Moody, Robert LaValle. ROW 2 - Marla Maxie, Timothy Mobley, David Gardner, Debbie Harris, Peggy McKee, Paulette Johnson, Tommy Gill, Jimmy Hall. ROW 3 - Dennis McAnally, Lana Inmon, Brenda Mance, James Emary, Brenda Green, Terry Carnell, Steve Jernigan, Judy Holland, Carolyn Humes. MRS. DORRIS 93 hircf cJracfe SS. Itofcv MRS. LLOYD ROW 1, L to R - Phyllis Reed, Kendal Shires, phy ilis Smith, Camille Taylor, Wanda Sheckell, Jimmy Vaughn, Mark Anthony Pogue. ROW 2 - Kimberly Whitfield, Leslie Thompson, Duke Turnage, Randall Scott, Bryan Whitaker, Cornelius Thomas, Charles Rousley. ROW 3 - Carl Shepherd, Ricky Parker, Leonard Plunkett, Clyde Smith, Walter Whaley, Jr. , Danny Sharp, Lynne Phillips. Seconcf MRS. BAKER ROW 1, L to R - Ramona Jackson, Debbie Hartsell, Timmy Bunch, Rhonda Brown, Susan Gordon, Deborah Cranford. ROW 2 - Vicki Cooper, Timothy Ford, Mickey Boone, Michael Ferree, David Henderson, Michael Berry, Lester Brown. ROW 3 - Winda Gooch, Sheryl Head, Margie Boney, Jeffery Baker, Donald Hughes, Coy Huddleston, Debbie Emery, Donald Hedge. 94 ROW 1, L to R - Tina McMahan, JoAnn McMahan, Jerry Sellers, Jeanette Moore, Brenda Roberson, Tana Metzger, Glenna Romero, Mary Quertermous. ROW 2 - Eddie Pirtle, Tonya Shaffer, Walter Pulliam, David Macklin, Becky Roberson, Dianne McLemore, Sherrie Ringer, Mark Palmer. ROW 3 - Kenny McWilliams, Gary Reeves, Matthew Raymond, Lisa Karban, Cynthia Hudson, Bernice McVay, Bruce Hall, Sandra Maxie. ROW 1, L to R - Ricky Smith, Rhonda Turnage, Juna Thompson, Sandra Smith, Mary Ann Wilson, Wally Watkins, Tina Tidwell, Michael Stafford. ROW 2 - Barry Sloan, Sharon Ann Walker, Tony Turnage, Michael Smith, Marie Thomas, Ivory Patterson, Trena Taylor, Theresa Ann Tice. ROW 3 - Tina Marie Parker, Cynthia Underwood, Revola Thompson, Danny Page, Roger Pearson, Bennie Taylor, Phillip Shelly, Leanne Weddington. 95 ROW 1, L to R - Anglar Cannon, Elizabeth Daily, Ronnie Bunn, Roxanne Cranford, Joanne Emery, Gayle Clodfelter, Danny Aaron, Corine Abraham. ROW 2 - Dennis Eveland, Nancy Brantley, Rebeckah Bryant, James Bunch, David Guise, Teresa Brown, DeMoungle Elotte, Stephen Grissom, Marion Bonnee. ROW 3 - Julie Cole- man, Lesia Darnell, Margaret Dyer, Connie Edwards, Frankie Green, Cathy Gest- ring, Teresa Archer, LuAnne Duckworth, Jannette Caldwell. MRS. BROOKS r?.irsi £Jracfe MRS. CASH ROW 1, L to R - Katherine Khourie, Debra Littleton, Teri Sue Michie, Gregory Mathis, Regena Ledbetter, Bobby Gibson, Patricia Gray, Frankie James. ROW 2 - Vickie Hudson, Casey Lester, Dana Kelley, Michelle Johnson, David McAnally, Veronica Lockridge, Danny Jiles, Keith Logan. ROW 3 - Charles Lewis, Betty Martin, Winette'koontz, Joan Gunnells, Terry Green, Kim Middleton, Jerry Green, Jerry Mance. Not shown: Carolyn Page and Lorette McIntyre. 96 ROW 1, L to R - Jeri Sanders, Ronda Potts, David Stout, Sherry Pirtle, Kristian Reeves, Dolores McVay, Faye Reeves, James Robinson, Curtis Thomas. ROW 2 - DeWayne Rowsley, Jeffrey Whaley, Cathy Tyler, Kim Shires, Tracy Whitfield, Carolyn Wise, Janice Thomas, Brenda Reynolds, Carolyn Reynolds. ROW 3 - Dian Boykins, Judy Smith, Tina Raymond, Hazel Watkins, Nancy Tribble, Robert Todd, Scott Turnage, Timothy McCrary, Sue Kelly. 97 Is this the real Sherry Mercer? ABOVE - Is it a bird? 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Phone FL 9-1230 Hayti Hayti 109 BROADWAY MUSIC COMPANY Operators of Juke Boxes, Cigarette Machines, Pin Ball Games. . . The Best in Records and Service We Appreciate Your Business. BO YOUNG Phone ED 3-4113 109 East Fifth Street Caruthersville, Missouri W. M. CRYSLER COMPANY FL 9-0141 Hayti, Missouri Tractors and Implements I O Compliments of L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Supplying Senior Rings Club Pins Commencement Invitations JOHN W. TAYLOR Representative Phone FL 9-1943 115 West Broadway Hayti, Missouri III GLACO MOTEL U. S. Highway 61 South MARY and FRED GLASSCOCK Hayti Missouri ALSUP’S GROCERY (Self-Service and Delivery) Groceries, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, Frozen Foods 611 North Third Phone FL 9-1653 Hayti Missouri GWIN’S CAFE IF IT'S COODFOOD MONA and ROY AINSWORTH Hayti Missouri Cong ratulations 1968 Senior Class Hayti, KOHN’S Missouri Phone FL 9-1940 Quality and Value Since 1900 Everything to Wear TOV'N AND COUNTRY SUPPLY COMPANY Caruthersville, Missouri PEMISCOT PACKING COMPANY - Wardell Brand - Lard--Bacon Hams--Sausage Wardell; Missouri JOY THEATRE HAYTI SKATELAND The Best in Family Entertainment FL 9-1265 and FL 9-0560 Hayti Missouri 112 INSTITUTIONAL FOODS SUPPLIES, INC. P. O. Box 2063 Phone 422-6571 Jackson Tennessee Quality Stamps Plus Quality Service Behind Bank of Hayti on Lincoln Street Phone FL 9-1691 Hayti, Missouri MAY CONCRETE CO. Caruthersville Missouri MIDWEST FARMS DAIRY PRODUCTS Division of THE SOUTHLAND CORPORATION Kennett Missouri 113 SWAN’S GROCERY MARKET JOHN, LaVERNE, and JOHNNIE LOU SWAN FL 9-0517 Hiway 84 W. Hayti GLOBE SHOE STORE Phone FL 9-1276 Hayti Missouri KLINKHARDT AUTO COMPANY Phone FL 9-1411 Highway 84 West Hayti Missouri JOHN W. GERMAN FUNERAL HOMES Phone FL 9-1401 or FL 9-4100 Phone 695-4531 Hayti, Missouri Steele, Missouri BOEVING BROTHERS COTTON COMPANY DELTA GARMENT MFG. CO. Compliments of Hayti, Missouri P. O. Box 446 Phone FL 9-1743 Phone FL 9-1471 HAYTI NEWS AGENCY Hayti Missouri 114 JIMMY OSBURN FUNERAL HOMES, INC. Wardell, Missouri 63879 Hayti, Missouri 63851 IIS BEST WISHES TO YOU, SENIORS of 1968 THE DELTA GIN COMPANY (Incorporated) R. O. KNEIBERT, Manager Missouri's Friendliest Gin Located Highway 84 East Phone FL 9-1448 Hayti, Missouri i si 7 SU THE NEW SENSATIONAL WONDER in the Bag. BREAD and HOSTESS CAKES PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS BAIN MOTOR COMPANY Your Year to go FORD You Are in FORD Country JOHN CHISM PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY DAYLIGHT DONUT SHOP Variety of Donuts L. R. BAIN JERRY BAIN Highway 61 South Phone Hayti, FL 9-9951 Missouri Hayti, Mo. FL 9-1831 Hayti Missouri HAYTI AUTO TRACTOR PARTS FL 9-0465 GOODYEAR Tires and Field Service Front End Repairs and Alignment Hayti Missouri TO OUR ADVERTISERS: We wish to express our thanks to you for placing your ad in the Council this year. Your interest in the school helps to make it a better school. We are sure that the members of the student body will show their appreciation by patron- izing your business. Janice Teeter Judy Ledbetter DALTON OIL COMPANY FL 9-0130 Hayti Missouri PEOPLES DRUG STORE Hayti, Missouri 117 Ark-Mo Power Co. DELTA HAYDEN’S ELECTRIC REXALL DRUG STORE Wiring Repairs Your Friendly Drug Store Installation and Maintenance Drugs--Gifts--Cosmetics-- Commercial -- Residential Photo Supplies Highway 61 South Phone FL 9-0587 Hayti, Missouri Prescriptions Accurately and Promptly Filled 1200 Ward Avenue Caruthersville, Missouri 118 Senior ( ass JJropfiecy, 7Jart 7 It was a foggy morning in late September as four students were on their way to school. As they screeched to a stop, the corner policeman, Michael Grady, known best for capturing reckless teenage speeders, eyed them suspiciously. Farther up the road was a detour sign stating that the chairman of a committee to promote street repairs in Hayti, Jackie Wilson, had the whole square disrupted in preparation for complete reconstruc- tion. Army posters on the back street buildings pictured Regina Mullins and Pat Kerley in an attempt to recruit girls into the service. Two blocks from school they were stopped by a train. Charley Woodson pushed a boxcar door aside and with an old cigar hanging from his mouth, descended. He was truly a success - a bum. The fog had thickened while they were stopped and now they could hardly see. They slowly pulled up to the once familiar but now somewhat strange school . . . what was going on? The shaky foursome cautiously walked in and proceeded to home economics where there were now two divisions of seniors. Carless Johnson was teaching boys and Patsy Manning had taken Miss Monroe s place because she had gotten married several months before to a millionaire. A special speaker in the girl's department was Paula Guise. She began by asking, Did any of you see what Merle Norman just put out? Meanwhile, a fight was brewing in Danny Bradsher's drafting class. His assistant. Bill Wallace, calmed them down. Coach Bland formerly taught drafting but had to quit due to expenses of a large family. Speaking of children, Mrs. Janice Teeter, who is a modern old lady in the shoe with a lot of little Teeters tottering around, has her share. The bell rang and the healthy boys were off to Mike Alsup’s P. E. class. Jimmy Bingle, now mana- ger of a finger-painting factory, was painting names for the foulboard. The not-so-healthy girls advanced to Gladys Diann Morgan's health class. She replaced Coach Lowry so he could do graduate work on the effects of alcohol, tobacco, and drugs. The special guest of the day was Larry Denny who returned as an example of what alcohol, tobacco, and staying up late can do to a person. Third period found a familiar but old student, Gene Boren, who was still trying to pass bookkeeping under Mrs. Summar. Remaining on the bulletin board from the first of school was a list of new teachers. Iva Walker - who had graduated from Lincoln University, married, and had a family - is teaching at Hayti South Elementary. Orville Beatty is teaching mathematics and Benny Hail lias taken Mrs. Garrett's place as speech and drama teacher. Duane Curtis introduced a new course on law and has his own office and private secretary named Sooz. From the window could be seen a Nine-0 cab with fresh lettering on the door reading Under New Management - Harold Goodwin and Gary Tull. Following behind, and also late, was Johnny Darnell, still driving the same dirty 61 Chevrolet. The period was almost over; so the driver's education cars were returning. Michael Sprouse, owner of General Motors, now supplies the school with these cars. At lunch a most popular eating place for all students was Sargent's Dairy Serv, which is only one of a vast chain between here and Chaffee owned by Pamela Sargent. Some boys spend lunch hour at the Blue Room, formerly Sherwood's Lunchette, now owned by Willie Hawkins, who sells as much liquor as possible and has regular dice games on Monday. Carol Long, a familiar face on the society page of the newspaper, was to speak in an assembly after lunch, but became so wrought up in trying to beat the slot machine in Jimmy's barn that she failed to make it. The most exciting part of a day was when someone was called to the office. After the excitement died down, the announcements came out informing the students of a two-part movie featuiing death- defying tricks on a horse by that well-known horse trainer, Debbie Mathis; and films and demonstrations by Christi Curtis, a hula dance instructor on Waikiki Beach. The announcements also spoke of an early dismissal due to a minor crumbling throughout the old building. 119 That afternoon the four students decided to relax at the show and attended the matinee. When they became too loud in the lobby, Erma Ledbetter, floor-bouncer and owner of the theatre, demanded they be quieter. The real noise maker. Sherry Mercer, was given no warning. She was bounced out swiftly. Sue Bell became rowdy also but Erma wasn't about to tangle with the World's Champion Wrestler. After the show they noticed the car needed gas and decided to go to a service station. On the way, they noticed Allen Barker had been pulled over in his NHRA stock eliminator he has been driving over the streets of Hayti. They pulled into the closest station. The manager, Wayne Vaughn, filled it up. Now they were on their way home and approaching another thick fog--maybe back to the present. Could they have been in the Twilight Zone? The 1968 Council staff prophesies that twenty-four of the 1968 graduates will be living in areas outside of Hayti. We foresee that Ray Tyler will be flying airplanes over Vietnam in ten years, since the war will still be going on. Claudia Smotherman will also be there fighting as a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps. Three of the '68 graduates will go into the teaching profession at the United Nations World School: Tamara Wade and Claretta Hooper, who will be teaching in the largest school in the world; and Judy Ledbetter, who will be teaching foreign language. In ten years Gordon Duckworth will have graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ranking first in his advanced math class. Ann Guarr will still be wanting to go to A. S. U. instead of Cape. Bobby Brunson will become a defense attorney after having graduated from law school. Barbara Grant will have graduated from Lincoln University and be raising a large family. We see David Craig as the head trainer for the World Champion Green Bay Packers, and Mike Stet- son as the sole owner and coach of the Boston Celtics. In ten years Dianne Tillman will be the con- ductor of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. In the field of business we foresee Dawn Vincent as a fashion designer for Dior or Rucci. Rhonda Ames and Sammy will have an adjoining beauty parlor and barber shop. Ten years from now Ira Holmes will be the general manager of the Kellogg's Cornflakes Company. Elijah Thompson will be the world distributor of Zonderman Publishing House. Tony Newsom will become the editor of Mad magazine. Rosie Gamble will work in the Social Security Department in New York. Gary Crites will be president of the Worldwide Donut Holes, Incorporated. Phil Johnson will be manager of Pogo Sticks, Inc. We see Karen Howard under the T. V. cameras doing a tooth paste commercial for Ultra-brite on NBC. In ten ears Bill Faris will be a young doctor known by the infamous name of Stinky Bear. Earnest Babcock will have his own chain of variety stores and will take Saturday nights off to play organ for Lawrence Welk. Thus concludes the predictions for the year 1978. enior 120 S'- vS