Hayti High School - Council Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1974 volume:

a guUim m g atA Hayti High School Hayti, Missouri J. W. RICHARDSON Deviation BELOW - Mr. Richardson is present at nearly all school activities. This year the staff wanted to honor two peo- ple not directly connected with classroom teaching but who serve well to help make Hayti High a better school. We are pleased to dedicate the 1974 COUN- CIL to Miss Barbara Allen and Mr. J. W. Rich- ardson. Of Miss Allen, students say: I think she is dedicated to the students at Hayti High. She tries to help solve their problems and shows understanding.” She takes time out to talk to you even though she is busy. She has a good disposition and is just O. K. Of Mr. Richardson, students say: He’s been very helpful to both students and faculty. He is liked by almost everyone. He has done all he could for our class as well as for others, without hesitation. 2 BARBARA ALLEN BELOW - Miss Allen took an active pan in the Sadie Hawkins Day observed during the 1972-1973 school year. 3 owieumd The Council has at last been completed. The staff has worked long and hard on it, but we have learned much and have truly enjoyed our work. As our high school years close, we look back with fond memories upon the wonderful moments as students of Hayti High School. As you look through the yearbook, we hope that it will make you smile and recall the good old days at H. H. S. Co-editors: Kevin Sloan Mark Cartee u t, -fcr ‘ 4m Dedications Pages 2 and 3 Administration Faculty 5 Seniors 7 Juniors 11 Sophomores 29 Freshmen 37 Favorites 41 Athletics 47 Organizations 55 Activities 71 Advertisements 89 and 120 95 ADMINISTRATIO SEATED - Jim Hall, Mrs. Ina Claire Sanders, C. A. Vivrett (President), Ray J. Campbell (Secretary), James A. Vickrey (Vice-president). STANDING - Sam Wallace (Superintendent), James P. Watkins (Treasurer), T. O. Shelly, Rev. H. L. Taylor. Lto R, SEATED - Otha Kyles, Administrative Assistant; Sam Wallace, Superintendent of Schools; Maecel Dorris, Principal of the North Elementary. STANDING, L to R - Dalton Rogers, Principal of the South Elementary; Raymond Inman, Principal of the Junior High School; and Norman Nelson, Principal of the High School. 6 BARBARA ALLEN Guidance Counselor SANDRA BEVILL English and Commercial Arts MABEL BRASHER Typing and Shorthand JERRY CECIL P.E., Health ARNOLD CHASTAIN An IVERSON CHEATHAM Science BRUCE COLE English, Publications KENNETH FELTS Mathematics JASAMYN GARRETT Speech, Drama ELLENANN GRIGORY Psychology, Social Studies JIMMY HOLMES English WILLIAM HOWARD Mathematics OLIVER JOHNSTON History OTHA KYLES Black History BARRY LAMAR History, Soc. Science MARY McKAY English VIRGIL MARTIN P.E., Health, Missouri History ROSA PERRY Home Economics KAY RATLIFF Girls Physical Ed. ELSIE ROGERS High School Librarian 8 WILBURN SIMMONS Industrial Am DORIS SINGLETON Special Education WENDELL SMITH Instrumental Music GAIL STEPHENS Economics, Commercial Am DON TOMLINSON Science, P.E. DONALD WISEMAN Spanish, French HULA ADAMS 8th Grade English GARY DAMRON 7th Grade Social Studies SARAH LEONARD Junior High Librarian VIVIEN LONG 7th Grade English LAWRENCE PARKS 7th Grade Science MINNIE WALLACE 8th Grade Science ROBERT FINLEY 8th Grade Soc. Studies ALMA KIMBLE Curriculum Co-ordinator CAROLWYN SWEET 7th and 8th Art ANAISE THEUERKAUF Remedial Reading 9 MIKE ALLEN Physical Education SANDRA BURNETT 7th and 8th Home Economics KAY KING Speech Therapy ALTHA ROEBUCK Music (5th, 6th, 7th) DAVID SCHUPP 7th Mathematics SHARON SMITH Music (7th and 8th) High School Vocal Music 10 ()jfice (PettGMitl EUFALA CHISM Superintendent's Office CAMILLE CROCKETT Superintendent’s Office MARGARET McCRARY Superintendent's Office MARY KELLY High School Principal’s Office RETHA SUDDARTH High School Principal's Office DORETHA HUMES Junior High Principal's Office South Elementary North Elementary Junior High Principal's Office m SENIORS lm Qlfieeu SEATED - Annie Kyles (Vice-president), Belinda Plunkett (Secretary). STANDING - Kevin Sloan (President), Sheila Tumage (Treasurer), Mike Davidson (Reporter). a 6tw Jfa V To live is like love: All reason is against it, and all healthy instinct for it. a J 12 BOBBY ALEXANDER Football - 1, 3; Basketball -1,2; Track - 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4; FT A - 3, Vice Pres. - 3; Band - 1, All Division; Outcasts of Poker Flat - 3. JOYCE KAYE ALEXANDER Pep Club - 1, 2, 3; FHA - 4; French Club - 3; Basketball Maid - 1; Girls' Glee Club - 3. ROBERT LLOYD BAILEY Arts Club - 2; Band -1,2; Sergeant- at-Arms -1,2; Jazz Band - 1; Pep Band - 1. CAROL ANN BARKOVITZ N. Honor Society - 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. - 3, Pres. - 4; Thespians - 3; FHA - 1, 2, 3; Parliamentarian - 3; Pep Club - 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club - 1, 2; FTA -2,3; Student Council -3,4, Parliamentarian - 4; Cheerleader - 1, 2, 3; ARROW Staff - 4; COUNCIL Staff - 4; Class Treasurer - 3; Fine Arts Fes- tival - 1; O Come Let Us (See page 27). ROBERT MICHAEL BARNES Football -1,2,3; Basketball -1,2; Track - 1. 2, 3. 4; Baseball - 1, 2, 3. 4; Tennis Club - 3; Band - 1; Explorers -3.4, Parliamentarian -3,4; VICA Club - 4. GLENN DEWAYNE BOOKER Baseball - 1; Ind. Arts Club - 2. 13 JERRY BORDERS Football - 1; Track - 1; Band - 1; Mixed Chorus - 2; Choir - 3. BRENDA FAYE BRADSHER FHA -2,3; Pep Club -2,3. PATRICIA ANN BRAXTON WILLIAM BROWN Football - 3, Manager - 4: Track - 1, 2, 3; 3rd Dist. 880 Track Relay - 1; Christmas Bell Assembly - 3. TONY DALE BURKEEN u DEBRA ANN CARNELL Library -3,4, Library Award - 3. MARK GAITHER CARTEE Football - 1, 2, 3, 4; Track - 1; Base- ball - 2, 3, 4; FT A -3,4, Pres. - 3; Student Council - 4; ARROW Staff - 4; COUNCIL Staff - 4; Co-Editor - 4. WILLIE CARTER Football -2,4; Basketball - 2; Glee Club - 3. BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD PAMELA JOY CHISM Pep Club - 1; FT A - 2, 3; Student Council -3,4. Historian -3,4; Cheerleader -1,3; Class Sect.-Tres. - 2; Reporter - 3; O Come Let Us Adore Him - 3. BOBBY LYNN CHRISTY VALEDICTORIAN ANTHONY RAY COOPER Basketball - 2; N. Honor Society - 2, 3,4; Science Club - 4, Camera Club - 4; Pres. - 4; Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. - 4; All Division - 2, 3, All District - 3; Boys' State - 3; Graphic Am - 4. VERNON DALE CRAWFORD N. Honor Society - 4: Science Club - 4, Pres. - 4; Band - 1, 2, 3, All Divi- sion - 2; World History Award - 2; Biology Award - 3. 15 GEORGE THOMAS FLETCHER III Pep Club - 2; Science Award - 1; Vica Club - 4; Malden Trade School - 3; Kennett Trade School - 4. SUSAN KAY FULLHART FHA - 2, 3: VICA - 4. DEBORAH JEAN DAVIDSON Drama Prompter - 3; Student Aide - 2. MICHAEL TERRY DAVIDSON Track - 1; Baseball -3,4: FT A - 3, 4, Treasurer - 3; Tennis Club - 3; Stu- dent Council - 3; Class Treas. - 4; Cand. Mr. and Mrs. HHS - 1; Explor- ers - 2; Who's Who -3,4. JAMES ALLEN DAVIS Football - 1, 2, 3, 4; Track - 2; Base- ball - 3. 4; FT A - 3, 4. ROBERT E. EVERETT Science Club - 4, Sergeant-at-Arms - 4; Ind. Arts Club - 1. DEBORAH FULTZ FHA - 4; Pep Club -1,2,3; French Club - 3; Glee Club - 3. HARRY EDWARD GRANT Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball - 1, 2, 3, 4; N. Honor Society - 2, 3, 4; Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. - 3, Pres. - 4; Class Pres. - 1: Mixed Chorus - 4; Music Festival - 4. DENNIS M. GRAY NAPOLEON GREEN Ind. Arts Club -1,2; V1CA - 4. BETTY CROCKER AWARD D A R AWARD SANDRA GALE GRISSOM N. Honor Society - 4; FHA -1,2,3; Pep Club -1,2: Spanish Club -1,2; FT A - 2. 3; N.H.S. Sec - 4; Major- ette - 1; Student Council - 1, 2, 3, 4, Rep -1,2, Rec. Sec. -3,4; Cheer- leader -2,4, Co-Cap. - 2; ARROW Staff - 4; COUNCIL Staff - 4; Band - 1. 2; O (See Page 27). DEBORAH ALLISON HALL Thespians -2,3,4; FHA - 1, 2, 3, 4, Rep. - 1, Pres. - 2, 3, Regional Pari. - 3, Reg. Pres. - 4; Pep Club - 1; Epsilon Beta - 2; Spanish Club -1,2, 3, Pres. - 3; FTA - 2, 3, Program Chairman - 3; Student Council -2,3, (See Page 27). 17 CHARLOTTE EUNIECE HARPER Pep Club -1,2; Mixed Chorus - 1; Glee Club - 2; Cactus Wildcats - 2. ROGER LEWIS HARPER Football - 1, 2, 3, 4; Track - 4; Base- ball - 3, 4; Pep Club - 2; FT A - 2; VICA Club - 4; Malden Trade School - 3; Kennett Trade School - 4; Basket- ball Manager - 4. MARSHA LEIGH HARRIS Pep Club -1,2; Glee Club - 2; ”Cac tus Wildcats” - 2. JOHNNY HAWKINS DEBORAH KAY HAYES Basketball Homecoming Attendant - 3; Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, Freshman Rep. - 1, Sophomore Rep. - 2; Mixed Chorus - 3. 4. JANIS MARIE HILL FHA - 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club -1,2,3, Sect. - 3; FTA - 1; Camera Club - 3; Class Reporter - 2; Mixed Chorus - 1; Choir - 4. 18 DAVID R. HUMES, JR. Football - 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball - 1, 2; Track -1,4; Baseball -1,4; Cam- era Club -3,4, Reporter - 4. MICHAEL EUGENE JACKSON Football -1,2; Track - 1; Baseball - 1,2,3; Tennis Club - 3; Vica Club - 4. FRANKY JOHNSON Basketball -3,4; Class President - 2. FRENCELLA JONES rrack -2,3; French Club - 3, Award - 3; General Science Award - 1; Glee lub -1,2; Quad State Chorale - 4. 19 GREGORY LYNN KEY Basketball - 2. JAMES KIMBLE ANNIE LOUISE KYLES FHA - 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian - 2; Pep Club -2,3; French Club - 3, Pres. - 3; Class Vice Pres. - 2, 4; Mixed Chorus -1,2; Glee Club -1,2 TINA CHRISTINE LANNIE FHA - 3, 4; Spanish Club - 3; FT A - 3, 4; Band - 1. CAROLYN LAWRENCE Track -1,2; Pep Club -2,3; Mixed Chorus -1,4; Glee Club - 2. LUE RETHA LOCKRIDGE N. Honor Society - 2, 3, 4, Treas. - 3, Vice Pres. - 4: Thespians - 2, 3, 4; FHA -1,2, Reporter - 2; Pep Club - 1,2, Activities Chr. - 2; French Club - 2, Sect.-Treas. - 2; FTA - 2. 3; Camera Club - 3; Student Council - 2, 3,4, (See Page 27). BRADLEY THOMAS LUCE Football - 1, 2, 3, 4; Track -1,3; Baseball - 3, 4; FTA - 2, 3, 4, Chr. - 4; Student Council - 4; ARROW Staff - 4: COUNCIL Staff - 4. 20 EMBRE McGAUGHY Football - 1; Basketball - 1, 2, 3; Baseball -2,3,4; Science Club - 2; Mixed Chorus -3,4. CHRISTI LYNN NELSON FHA -1,2,3; Cheerleader - 1; ARROW Staff - 4; COUNCIL Staff - 4. JAMES RICKY OLDHAM Band - 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL WAYNE OLDHAM VICA Club - 4. SARA ANN PALMER Pep Club -2,3; Who's Who - 3: Choir - 4; Mixed Chorus -2,3; Christinas Program - 2, 3. BELINDA CARLOTTA PLUNKETT Thespians - 3; FHA -1,2; Pep Club - 1, 2; Spanish Club - 2, Pres. - 2: FT A -1,2,3; Majorette - 1; S. Council - 4, Rep. - 4; Class Sec. - 4: Giant Stair 4th Place Actress State of Mo. - 3; O Come Let Us Adore Him - 3: Cheer- leader - 2; Football Royalty - 3. 21 BELINDA LOU POTTS N. Honor Society - 4; Thespians - 3; FHA -1,2,3, Sect. - 2; Pep Club - 1,2, Reporter - 1; Spanish Club - 1, 2, Sect. - 1; FT A - 2, 3, Sect. - 3; Majorette -1,2, Head Majorette - 1; ARROW Staff - 4; (See P. 27). SHIRLEY ANNE PULLIAM Pep Club - 2; Mixed Chorus -1,4; Christmas Assembly - 1. BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD DEBRA SUE RAYMOND FHA -1,2,3. Treas. - 3; Pep Club - 1; Epsilon Beta - 3; Spanish Club - 3, Vice Pres. - 3; Majorette -1,2; ARROW Staff - 4; COUNCIL Staff - 4; Band -1,2, Flute Trio Award - 2. BOBBIE ROBINSON FHA - 2; 4-H Club - 2, 3; Help Club - 3. HORACE E. ROBINSON Mixed Chorus -1,2,3. ROYAL LEE ROBINSON Track -1,4; Baseball - 4; Glee Club - 1. DARNELL ROSS Football -3,4; Pep Club - 2; Ind. Arts Club - 1; 2nd Place Exhibit - 3; An II Award - 3; Basketball Manager - 4. JENNIFER JEANETTE RUFF Basketball Attendant - 2; Football Attendant - 4; Pep Club - 1; Cheer- leader -2,4; Mixed Chorus - 3, 4; Choir - 4; Girls' Glee Club - 4. MARILYN SANFORD Science Club - 1; Pep Club - 1; Cheerleader - 2, 3, 4; Class Sec.- Treas. - 1; The Lion Who Lost His Roar - 2; 3rd in Speech Contest - 2: Mixed Chorus - 1, 2, 4; Choir - 3; Cheerleader Award - 2, 3, 4; 1st Place in An Exhibit - 3; Football Homecom- ing Queen - 4; Girls’ Glee Club - 4. TIMOTHY BENEDICT SHERWOOD Camera Club - 4. BETH TERESA SHIREY Thespians - 3, 4; FHA - 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Vice Pres. - 2, 3, 1st Vice Pres. - 4; Pep Club - 1; Epsilon Beta - 3; ARROW Staff - 4; COUNCIL Staff - 4; Run, Robber, Run - 3; You the Jury” - 3; Sew With Colton - 2; VICA Club - 4. GILBERT KEVIN SLOAN Track - 1, 2, 3, 4, 1st Con., 3rd Dis- trict - 880 Yd. Relay - 3; Tennis Club - 3; Student Council - 1, 2, 3, 4, Pari. - 3, Vice Pres. - 4; Governors Council - 2; ARROW Staff - 4; COUN- CIL Staff - 4; Co-Editor - 4; Class Pres. - 4; Lost Horizon - 3; Civics Award - 1; Wld. History Award - 2; Eng. II Award - 2; Con. Math Award - 3; Boys’ State - 3: Who’s Who -3,4. BOBBIE JEAN SMITH Track - 2; Pep Club - 2; Mixed Chorus - 1. 2. 24 LORETTA FAYE SMITH Pep Club -1.2; Camera Club - 3; Glee Club -1,2; Choir -3,4. GERTRUDE MARIE STANLEY Pep Club - 1, 2, 3: Science Club - 4; Help Club - 4; Mixed Chorus -3,4; Girls' Glee Club -2,4; Who's Who - Wittiest - 3, Jolliest Junior - 3. JACQUELINE TAMIKA SULLIVAN Pep Club - 2; Mixed Chorus - 1; Glee Club - 3; Choir - 2. GARY SWAN Camera Club - 4; Vice Pres.; Tennis Club - 4; Student Council - 4; Sen. Rep; Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. - 2, Vice Pres. - 3; Most Outstanding Band Student Award - 1, 2nd Place in Brass Ensemble in S.E. Dist. - 3. JAMES TAYLOR LORNA DENISE THOMPSON Band - 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian - 2. 3, 4; Outstanding Band Student - 3. SHEILA DIANE TURNAGE N. Honor Society - 4; Thespians - 3, 4, Pres. - 4; FHA - 1, 2, 3, Historian - 3; Pep Club -1,2,3; FTA - 1. 2. 3; Majorette - 1: Student Council - 3, (See P. 27). SHERRI RENEE TURNAGE FHA - 1, 2, 3, Songleader, Rec. Leader - 3; Pep Club -1,2; Epsilon Beta - 3; Social Chairman - 3; ARROW Staff - 4; Band -1,2,3, Pres. 3; Fine Arts Festival - 1; Typing I Award - 3; Spanish Club - 2. 25 BONITA KAYE VAN DYKE FHA - 1, 2. 3, 4, Sect. - 3. 2nd Vice Pres. - 4; Pep Club - 1; Epsilon Beta - 3; Spanish Club - 3, Reporter - 3; Sew With Cotton - 2. DEBORAH ANN WARD SLAVINGS FHA - 3; Pep Club - 1; Epsilon Beta - 3; Spanish Club - 3, Secretary, Treas. - 3; Home Ec. II Award - 2. GWENDOLENE WELCH Pep Club -1,2,3; FHA - 4; Eastern Star - 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who - 3; Most Athletic Girl. CYNTHIA JANE WIGGINS Thespians - 3; FHA - 1, 2, 3, 4, Regional Historian - 4; Epsilon Beta - 3, Vice President - 3; FTA - 2; Run Robber Run - 3; You the Jury - 3; Speech Contest 3rd Place - 3; VICA - 4. JOE ANN WILLIAMS Pep Club - 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus - 1, 3; Glee Club - 4. LARRY DOYLE WILLIAMS 26 LARNCE MELVIN WRIGHT Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Com. - 3; An I Award - 2; VICA Club - 4. PATTY LYNN WRIGHT FHA - 1. 2. 3. 4, 1st Vice Pres. - 2, 3, Pres. - 4; Pep Club - 1; Epsilon Beta - 3; You The Jury - 3: Run, Rob- ber, Run - 3; 1st Alternate in Sew With Cotton Contest - 2; Crisco Award - 2: VICA Club - 4. CAROL ANN BARKOVITZ - Adore Him - 3; Outcasts of Poker Flat - 3; Candi- date Miss HHS - 1; Football Queen - 2, Home Ec. I Award - 1; Typing I Award - 2; 2nd Best Dressed - 3; 2nd Jolliesi Junior - 3. SANDRA GALE GRISSOM - Come Let Us Adore Him -3 Football Queen-3; Football Royalty-2. DEBORAH ALLISON HALL - Pres. - 3; ARROW Staff - 4; COUNCIL Staff - 4; District and State Speech -2,3,4; Lion Who Lost His Roar - 2, Lost Horizon - 3, Run, Robber, Run - 3, Harvey - 2, Summons of Sariel - 2; State FHA - 2, 3, Nat. FHA - 3, Regional FHA - 1, 2, 3, 4; Governor's Convention - 2; MC of Miss Teenage America Ass. - 3; Girls' State - 3; MC of Mother-Daughter Tea - 3; MC of Sew With Cotton - 3; District SC Meeting -2,3: A Date With Judy - 4. LUE RETHA LOCKR1DGE - Soph. Rep. - 2, Vice Pres. - 3, Pres. - 4; Class Reporter - 1; The Crucible - 1, Lost Horizon - 3, Outcasts of Poker Flat” - 3, A Date With Judy - 4, The Warrior's Husband - 4; Sophomore Pilgrimage; Excel- lent Rating - District Speech Contest -2.4, Superior Rating - State - 2; Civics Award - 1; Honor Award -1,3; Honor Banquet -1,3; Student Counc. State Meet- ing-3, Dist. Meeting - 4; Chori - 3; Fine Arts Festivals - 3; Who's Who - Most Likely to Succeed -3,4, Most Sophisticated Senior - 4, Most Courteous - 4; Gov- ernor’s Convention - 2; The Cactus Wildcat - 2; ARROW Staff - 4; COUNCIL Staff - 4. BELINDA LOU POTTS - COUNCIL Staff - 4; Band -1,2; Class Sect. - 3; Superior Rating at District Speech Contest - 3; O Come Let Us Adore Him - 3: Shorthand Award - 3; 2nd Place in Who's Who - Most Courteous - 4: Fine Arts Festival - 1. SHEILA DIANE TURNAGE - 4, Corr. Sect. - 3, 4; Cheerleader - 2, 3, Co-Cap. - 3; Class Vice Pres. - 3, Treasurer - 4; O Come Let Us Adore Him - 3, A Date With Judy - 4, So Wonderful In White - 3; ARROW Staff - 4; COUNCIL Staff - 4; Band - 1. 27 Pam Chism Carol Barkovitz Mark Cartee Mike Davidson Janis Hill Pauline Johnson Tina Lahnie Bradley Luce Christi Nelson Belinda Plunkett Debbie Raymond Dennis Sharp Beth Shirey Lori Thompson Sheila Turnage Sherri Turnage Bonita Van Dyke i i Gwen Welch 28 JUNIORS Sharon Alexander Talkative Sharon Andersen Kitten Terri Barnes K.O.T. Linda Bogan 1974 Junior Reecie Borders Nonchalant Marisa Bowen Quiet Joe Brooks Joe Joe Leonard Brown Skinny Cathy Camell Librarian Ronald Cecil Ronnie Joanne Chronister 1974 Junior Craig Cole Courteous 30 Theresa Cook Flirt Lavem Craion Jolly Gwendolyn Cross Portee Richard Elliott Teacher Dennis Ford Newspaper carrier Jon Gamer Earl Debbie Gray Feisty Vicky Guise Evel Knievel Thomas Gunnells Guitar man Albert Holmes Lynn Rhonda Howren Little Jennie 31 Anita Humes Cookie Joycelyn Humes Jimmy Kenneth Hyde Kenny Susan Jackson Red Timothy Johnson Honeycomb Brenda Kelley Randy 32 Bobby Khourie Reckless Irene Kimble Kewpie doll Lettie King Mae Vicky Lannie Little-but-loud Lanny Ledbetter Southern drawl Pam Ledbetter Sophisticated Wendell Lockridge Spider James McIntyre Little Mack Terry McMahon Becky Eddie Martin Athletic Charlotte Maxie 1974 Junior Cathy Morgan 1974 Junior Jimmie Morgan Moses Bernice Presberry 1974 Junior Terry Ray If you don't believe me, ask my brother! ’' Carlos Raymond Rosebud Vivian Sanford 1974 Junior 33 Keith Sellers Slim Gregory Smith Mechanic Denise Suddarth Courteous Gwen Suttle Shay Darlene Thomas 1974 Junior Joan Thomas Mike Margie Thomas John David Thompson Big 'un 34 Valarie Thompson Let me tell ya.” Gwenda Thompson 1974 Junior Janet Thompson Tommy Lee Thompson Legs Jan Tumage Gary Terri Tumage Exuberant Mona Vickrey ”l've turned over a new leaf.” Loretta Walker T.J. Danny White Flirtacious Mike Wiggins Beth Susan Young Brain 35 Terri Tumage (President), Vickie Guise (Reporter), Jimmie Morgan (Vice-presi- dent), Terri Barnes (Secretary), Vicky Lannie (Treasurer). Juniors not pictured - Brenda Arnett Edward Arnett John Banks Willie Brown Steve Brown Rosie Burnett Earnest Campbell Alex Clinton Ozell Davis Alford Edmonson Darlene Fane Gregory Fultz Frankie Gooden Auther Gorman Ruby Johnson Larry Keeton Dottie Mack Gloria Palmer Carl Russell Carmen Russell Chester Smith Margie Spann Lynn Tosh Willie Walker Doris Williams Gregory Williams Leroy Williams 36 SOPHOMORES (Treasurer) Vickie Babcock Alan Barkovitz (Reporter) Kathy Berry Patricia Berry Eleanor Branch John Chism Gary Cole Alex Cooper Linda Cornett Tony Creasy (President) Paula Crites Celeste Cross Dianne Crump Barbara Daugherty Jay Doucey Julius Douglas Ida Ellis Gary Enright Dorothy Epkins Eartha Fisher Freda Fletcher Theada Fletcher 38 Not pictured on this page - Wayne Alexander, David Brazier, John Bunch, Anthony Chamberlain, Willie Cooper, James Cummings, Donna Dowdy, Ivory Downs, Steve Cecil. Wanda Flowers Thomas Greenwell Beatrice Hall Kenneth Hall Sharon Hall Shirley Hall Janice Huddleston Douglas Jackson Sylvester James Robert Jeffries Hilda Johnson Victory Johnson Dwight Jones Franklin Jones Cindy Joyner Tammie Khourie (Secretary) Tony Klinkhardt Mildred Lawrence David Ledbetter Joanne Lee Rosie London Lila Luce Scott McCabe Not pictured on this page - Michael Ford, Larry Greene, Kenneth Higgins, Jim Joiner, Casey Kyles. 39 Karen Moore Louise Moore Patricia Moore Lisa Ody Leotis Pulliam Kenneth McClain Teresa McCoy Randy McCrary Marty Metzger Sheila Richardson Donual Roberts Ossie Ruff (Vice-president) Tony Sample Joy Taylor Patrick Thomas Vater Thomas Vivian Thomas Rhonda Tice Randy Tumage Michael Van Dyke Ella Walker Joann Watson Brenda West Sherman Willis Not pictured on this page - James Mack, Patricia Plunkett, Douglas Presberry, James Ray, Gregory Robinson, Richard Rogers, Charles Shaver, Jacqueline Smith, Leroy Smith, Jeanette Spann, Jean Spencer, Rusty Williams. 40 FRESHMEN Not pictured on this page - Vanessa Abraham, Hazel Banks, Thelma Borders, Dennis Brady, Michelle Cannon (Secretary), Henry Cummings, Grover Fane, Donald Flowers. Malcolm Babb Johnny Banks Cynthia Bennett Pamela Bovek Paul Brooks Danny Brown Steve Carnell Terri Cecil Cheryl Chronister David Conaway Arlene Cornett Jerry Dodson Terry Dodson Rickey Ford Sarah Frye Malinda Fuller (President) David Gamer (Vice-president) Linda Garner Tommy Gill Joy Glover 42 Not pictured on this page - Dovie Gooden, Larry Hudson, Leroy Jones. Delores Gooden Samuel Gorman William Gorman Johnny Grissom Ronald Hadley James Hall Kenneth Harper Glenda Harris Lloyd Harris Forrest Higgins Judy Kaye Holland Howard Holmes Danny Hum Carolyn Humes Luther Jackson Terri James Jerlene Johnson Rita Johnson Gracie Jones Robert Jones 43 Not pictured on this page - Michael Keeton, Joyce Martin, Dawn Moore, Johnnie Olden, Archie Robinson, McGraddi Robinson, Marcia Rogers, Phillip Mack. Verlene Jones Willie Kelleybrew George Ann Lawson Rebecca Lee Brian McCabe Rosie McGee Phyllis Mack Marlene Mason Nonley Maxwell Timothy Mobley Matthew Peete Lynne Phillips Leonard Plunkett Phyllis Reed Patricia Robinson John Robinson Wayne Robinson Curley Ruff Victor Sample Danny Sharp Not pictured on this page - Darion Thomas, Gloria Thomas, Marquetta Trotter, Johnny Walker, Alvin Wells, Edward Williams. Wanda Sheckell Donna Smith (Treasurer) James Smith Leavon Spencer Sharon Sutile (Reporter) Fammie Taylor Joseph Taylor Kevin Thompson Leslie Thompson Ronald Thompson Glenda Trotter James Tumage Jimmy Vaughn Beverly Walker Ira West Bryan Whitaker Kenneth Williams Melvin Willis Gary Young 45 HAYTI SCHOOLS ARE 100 YEARS OLD. (1874-1974) January 1873 - A new district was formed in Townships 18 and 19. Range 12, designated Sub-District 2 of Pemiscot County. April 2, 1873 - Qualified voters met at the residence of George W. Hayes and elected local directors of the new district: George W. Hayes, Cunis J. Oates, and Winchester Relfe. This old building now stands on the inside of the fence surrounding the football field. August 8, 1874 - It was decided to build a school house on the East side of the McFarland land in the place where the school shed sat. The building was to be 20 X 24 feet, a box building with weather boarding and three win- dows in each side with a double door at the end. November 30, 1874 - The site finally selected for the new school was the George W. Hayes land (where the South Elementary is now located) and the new house was completed and finished according to contract and received from W. C. Varner, the contractor, for the sum of $375. As of January 1974, the Hayti Schools consist of four campuses: South Elementary, North Elementary, the Junior High, and the Senior High. There are 1473 students enrolled in k-12, and the personnel consists of 82 faculty and 69 other employees. The valuation is $5,758,857. 46 FAVORITES FROM LEFT TO RIGHT - Roy Ross, Derrick Flowers, Marilyn Sanford, Corliss Taylor, Eddie Martin. MARILYN SANFORD was crowned Homecoming Football Queen prior to the game against Illmo-Scott City on October 26. 48 Denise Suddarth and Terry Ray (Junior) Mildred Lawrence and Patrick Thomas (Sopho- more) 49 FRONT - Betty Jo Borders and William Cooper. BACK - Harry Grant, Queen Anita Humes, Sylvester James. Anita Humes was crowned Basketball Homecoming Queen on January 18, 1974, between the A and B games against Southland. ANITA HUMES y (aiA SENIOR MAID Dwight Jones and Jennifer Ruff SOPHOMORE MAID Wayne Robinson and Joann Lee Valarie JUNIOR MAID Thompson and Willie Walker LEFT - FLIRTATIOUS - Pam Chism, Bobby Barnes, (Terri Tumage), (Danny White). RIGHT - NON- CHALANT - Reecle Borders, (Chester Smith), Tina Lannie, Mike Davidson. MOST POPULAR - Terri Tumage, Jimmie Morgan, (Mark Cartee), (Sheila Tumage). BELOW, LEFT - BEST DRESSED - (Wil- liam Brown), SOPHISTICATED SENIOR - Lue Retha Lockridge, BEST DRESSED and SOPHISTICATED SENIOR - Kevin Sloan, (Sheila Tumage), and SOPHISTICATED SENIOR - (Anthony Cooper). BELOW RIGHT - JOLLIEST JUNIORS - Laveme Craion, (Terri Tumage), (Terry Ray), Carlos Ray- mond. f LEFT - MOST COURTEOUS - Kevin Sloan, (Craig Cole), Lue Retha Lockridge, (Belinda Potts), (Denise Suddanh). RIGHT - LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Lue Retha Lockridge, Kevin Sloan, (Anthony Cooper), (Susan Young). Also BEST PERSONALITY - (Lue Retha), (Kevin), Terri Tumage, Anthony. RIGHT - WITTIEST - (Vickie Guise), (Carlos Raymond), Embre McGaughy, Gertrude Stanley. BELOW, LEFT - MOST LIKE TO DATE - Jimmie Morgan, (Anita Humes), (Sheila Tumage), Terri Tumage. BELOW, RIGHT - MOST ATHLETIC - Terri Tumage, (Rosie Burnett), (Gwen Welch), (Jimmie Morgan), Eddie Martin. Parentheses designate second place. 53 G uncli [ imjcAj SHERRI TURNAGE Queen CHRISTI NELSON Maid 54 SHEILA TURNAGE Maid BOBBY BARNES Centerfield c!73 Qjunune MARK CARTEE Second base MIKE JACKSON Short stop BRADLEY LUCE Right field HARRY GRANT Left field CARLOS RAYMOND First base DANNY WHITE Pitcher That’s using your head, Mark. WAYNE ALEXANDER Catcher KENNETH HIGGINS Third base 57 1973 SPRING BASEBALL TEAM WINS DISTRICT TOURNEY AND ENTERS STATE TOURNEY The Hayti Indian spring baseball team of 1973 had to be the best yet. The mighty Indians had an overall record of 16-3 and went undefeated in the Conference. The Indians had it all. Their pitching was excellent as the staff had two ace right- handers in Randy Gardner and Bobby Alexander. To back up the good pitching, the Indians had the good defense, as they boasted one of the best double-play combina- tions in the Conference with the team of shortstop Danny White and second baseman Mark Cartee. Rounding out the infield were Freddy Booth, the sure-handed third- sacker, and our rocket-arm catcher Jerome Maxie. In the outfield, with the speed and sure hands ready to cut down opposing runners, were left fielder Harry Grant with the speed, center fielder Jimmie Morgan with the speed, and right fielder Mike Jackson with the sure hands. Along with the pitching and defense, the Indians had a thunderous hitting attack. The Indians had a team batting average of .344 and a team total of 15 home runs. At the end of the season there was no doubt that the Indians were among the top four teams in the state. We know that the Indians would be ineffective without a coach and we believe they had one of the best. Coach Jerry Cecil taught the Indians how to win and then encouraged them to do so. COMPLETE SCHEDULE Opponent We They Leachville, Arkansas 13 2 North Pemiscot 4 2 Manila, Arkansas 9 4 Delta C-7 12 1 Sikeston 9 0 Manila, Arkansas 15 9 Sikeston 4 6 North Pemiscot 3 0 Senath-Homersville 12 1 Poplar Bluff 1 4 Delta C-7 9 0 Leachville, Arkansas 11 2 Clarkton 14 1 Holcomb •18 0 Parma •24 0 Risco •10 0 Bemie •15 8 Van Buren -7 1 Ilimo-Scott City 3 6 Denotes District Tournament play. • Denotes State Tournament play. Beginning with the 1975 COUNCIL, only spring baseball pictures and statistics will be published. Summer teams will no longer be pictured. 59 TOP ROW - Terry Ray, David Humes, Roy Ross, James McIntyre. SECOND ROW - Alan Barkovitz, Sammy Gorman, Matthew Peete, Willie Carter. 60 ABOVE - David Ledbetter, Ralph Chamberlain, Johnny Banks, Thomas Gunnells, AT RIGHT - Alex Cooper, David Thompson. BELOW - Flags aren't the only things that fly when the Indians hit the warpath. HAYTI INDIANS' FOOTBALL SCHEDULE We They South Pemiscot 19 0 Caruthersville 12 0 East Prairie 12 21 Dexter 8 27 Chaffee 30 8 Malden 30 6 Illmo-Scott City 6 31 Gideon 19 0 Portageville 14 0 61 All-Con. First Team Offense All-Con. First Team Defense, Second Team Offense. All-Con. Second Team Defense. AT LEFT - Eddie Martin, Danny White, and Mark Cartee. Eddie and Danny also made the All-State First Team. Keep on truckin', Jimmie Moses. ” AT RIGHT - Bradley Luce, Jimmie Mor- gan, Patrick Thomas. All-Con. Hon. Mention All-Con. Hon. Mention All-Con. Hon. Mention Defense. Offense. Offense. 62 ABOVE - A picture is worth a thousand words. All-Con. Second Team All-Con. Second Team All-Con. Second Team Offense. Offense. Offense. AT LEFT - Roger Har- per, Jimmy Davis, John Mark Chism. AT RIGHT - Alex Clin- ton , Carlos Raymond, and Auther Gorman. «ill-Con. Second Team defense. All-Con. Hon. Mention Offense. All-Con. Hon. Mention 63 64 ABOVE - The Indians assume control on the field. ABOVE - Danny White carries against the South Pemiscot Bulldogs. ROW 1 - K. Smith, I. West, B. Williamson, T. Wiggins, R. Holmes, J. Robinson, D. Hedge, J. Grissom, L. Thompson, M. Jones, B. Chronister, J. Calvin, T. Bunch, B. Inman. ROW 2 - E. Holmes. J. Brent, K. Har- per, R. Jones. E. Williams, G. Fane, H. Holmes. A. Wells, M. Babb, W. Kellebrew. T. Dodson, P. Mack, R. Robinson. ROW 3 - J. Hall, J. Taylor, M. Keeton, V. Sample, W. Robinson, J. Walker, C. Ruff, D. Gardner, D. Flowers, G. Robinson. 65 1973-1974 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - ROW 1 - Arther Gorman, James McIntyre, Greg Smith, Frankie Gooden, Chester Smith. ROW 2 - Coach Don Tomlinson, Dwight Jones, Harry Grant, Sylvester James, Willie Walker. 1 4 B TEAM. ROW 1 - Sherman Willis, Archie Robinson, Willie Cooper, Casey Kyles, Kenneth Higgins, Julius Douglas. ROW 2 - Joseph Taylor, Patrick Thomas, Leroy Smith, Leotis Pulliam, Wayne Robinson, Michael Keeton, Ricky Ford, Johnny Walker. 68 VARSITY SCHEDULE We 38 Luxora They 61 60 Caruthersville 67 66 Charleston 67 48 Manila 68 57 East Prairie 78 55 Kennett 83 53 Oran 66 70 South Pemiscot 42 83 Cooter 52 48 North Pemiscot 78 76 Southland 47 42 Delta C-7 44 57 Senath- Homersville 77 70 Lilbourn 82 We 41 B TEAM SCHEDULE Luxora They 45 54 Caruthersville 57 49 Charleston 47 53 Manila 49 54 East Prairie 55 35 Kennett 51 67 Oran 47 54 South Pemiscot 59 48 Cooter 43 43 North Pemiscot 51 43 Southland 19 57 Delta C-7 53 44 Senath-Homersville 48 48 Lilbourn 69 NINTH GRADE TEAM, ROW 1 - Robert Jones, Grover Fane, Sol Abraham, Howard Holmes, Willie Kelleybrew ROW 2 - Ricky Ford, Curly Ruff, Henry Cummings, Dennis Brady, Darion Thomas. EIGHTH GRADE SCHEDULE Caruthersville (won) Delta C-7 (lost) McCarty (won) East Prairie (won) South Pemiscot (won) Cooter (lost) Kennett (won) The eighth grade team took second place in the County Tournament at Cooler. They defeated South Pemiscot and Cooter. They lost to Delta C-7 in the final game. NINTH GRADE SCHEDULE Caruthersville Here Lilboum Here North Pemiscot Here East Prairie There Caruthersville There Kennett Here North Pemiscot There Lilboum There SEVENTH GRADE SCHEDULE South Pemiscot There Delta C-7 There North Pemiscot Here Caruthersville There South Pemiscot Here Cooter Here Tournament at Delta C-7 There EIGHTH GRADE TEAM, ROW 1 - Bruce Hall, Joe Robinson, Fred Barringer, Mose Collins, Walter Pulliam. ROW 2 - Bart Cummings (mgr.), Barry Sloan, Denny Cowley, Alex Kimble, Charles Rowsley. Tommy Davis, Roosevelt Martin (mgr.). SEVENTH GRADE TEAM, ROW 1 - Jerry Robinson, Raymond Holmes, Doby Eggleston, Robert Downs. ROW 2 - Larry Fane, Joe Galvin, Gary Robinson, Danny Jones, Roosevelt Martin. 70 ORGANIZATIONS ROW 1 - Debbie Hall, Belinda Potts, Carol Barkovitz, Christi Nelson, Lue Retha Lockridge. ROW 2- Beth Shirey, Debbie Raymond, Sherri Tumage, Sheila Tumage, Sandy Grissom. ROW 3 - Kevin Sloan (COUNCIL editor), Bradley Luce, Mark Cartee (COUNCIL editor). Student Q uneii SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT - Kevin Sloan - Vice-pres., Carol Barkovitz - Parliamentarian, Sandy Grissom - Recording Sec., Lue Retha Lockridge - Pres.. Pam Chism - Historian, Sheila Tumage - Corresponding Sec., Richard Tumage - Treasurer. STANDING. ROW 1 - Susan Young. Celeste Cross, Denise Suddarth, Brenda West, Donna Smith, Michelle Cannon, Mark Cartee, Pauline Johnson, Belinda Plunkett, Beatrice Hall. ROW 2 - Melvin Willis, Wendell Lockridge, Victor Sample, Dwight Jones, Gary Swan, Bradley Luce, Miss Barbara Allen (Sponsor). 72 TU Bradley Luce (Project Chairman), Susan Young (Vice-president), Vicky Guise (President), Theresa Cook (Trea- surer) , Lee Thompson (Parliamentarian). SEATED - Bradley Luce, Susan Young, Vicky Guise, Theresa Cook, Lee Thompson. STANDING - Lavem Craion, Jimmy Davis, Marisa Bowen, Vicky Lannie, Jan Tumage, Tina Lannie, Mrs. Bevill, Terri Barnes, Celeste Cross, Paula Crites. Mona Vickrey. ANITA HUMES Captain CHARLOTTE MAXIE Co-captain AT RIGHT - CELESTE CROSS BELOW LEFT - JENNIFER RUFF BELOW RIGHT - MARILYN SANFORD TERRI TURNAGE LINDA BOGAN 75 ROW 1 - Bobby Khourie, Randy McCrary, Teresa McCoy. Tammie Khourie, Celeste Cross. ROW 2 - David Ledbetter, Paula Crites, Gary Cole, Sharon Anderson, Judy Slavings. ROW 3 - Wendell Lockridge, Craig Cole, Pam Ledbetter, Debbie Hall, Terry Ray. ROW 4 - Vickie Guise, Theresa Cook, Terri Turnage, Lavem Craion,' Lue Retha Lockridge, Richard Tumage. ROW 5 - Mona Vickrey, Sheila Turnage, Denise Suddarth, Lee Thompson. Mona Vickrey and Denise Suddarth Lee Thompson, Debbie Hall, Denise Suddarth Wendell Lockridge, Richard Tumage Sheila Tumage, Pam Ledbetter, Richard Tumage. Terry Ray. Lee Thompson, Pat.y Wright, Craig Cole, Lue Retha Lockridge, Debbie Hall ■ ii mam i m Lue Retha Lockridge Richard Tumage Debbie Hall Lue Reiha got excellent at Cape in both dramatic reading and prose reading. At the State Contest she got excellent in prose and superior in drama. Richard got excellent at Cape and superior in the State Contest for humorous reading. Debbie got an excellent at Cape for storytelling. She entered the State. Mona participated at Cape in public speaking. Craig entered radio speaking in the con- test at Cape. At Cape, Judy and Lee got an excellen- t rating in duet acting. They took part in the State Contest on Feb. 8. Craig Cole Judy Slavings and Lee Thompson 78 80 mentarian. ROW 2 - Mrs. Perry, advisor; Gynett Smith, Song and Recreation leader; Patty Wright, President; Bonita VanDyke, 2nd Vice-President; Cindy Wig- gins, Regional Historian. NOT PICTURED - Debbie Hall, Regional President; Beth Shirey, 1st Vice-President; Lisa Ody, Historian; Vickie Babcock, Treasurer. ROW 1 - Mrs. Perry, Cindy Wiggins, Terri Barnes, Susan Young, Patty Wright, Bonita VanDyke, Brenda West, Gynett Smith. ROW 2 - Lea von Spencer, Gwen Suttle, Theresa McCoy, Ronda Spencer, Ira West, Anita Humes, Donna Smith, Sharon Suttle. ROW 3 - Pam Bobek, Julie Moore, Tammy Khourie, Theresa Cook, Vicky Lannie, Vicky Guise, Charlotte Maxie. AT RIGHT - Mrs. Perry, Gynett Smith and Anita Humes greet guests as they arrive for the Christmas party. AT LEFT - The guests enjoy the delicious food pre- pared by the FHA girls. Putting the finishing touches on the tree. We're proud of our Christmas tree! ROW 1 - Melvin Willis, Donual Roberts, Kathy Berry, Cathy Camell, George Ann Lawson, Leslie Thompson. ROW 2 - Sherman Willis, Scott McCabe, Theresa McCoy, Judy Holland, Lila Luce, Debbie Carnell. ROW 1 - Vernon Crawford, Sandy Grissom, Tammy Khourie, Celeste Cross, Alan Barkovitz, Vivian Thomas, Ossie Ruff, Sheila Turnage, Gary Cole, Theresa Cook, Lue Retha Lockridge, Denise Suddarth. ROW 2 - Julie Moore, Carol Barkovitz, Anthony Cooper, Harry Grant, Susan Young, Sharon Andersen, Craig Cole, Pam Led- better, Richard Turnage. 82 ’unto) ZfujU Pjam'i ( Pej) C U left to right - Brenda Enright, Pam Palmer, Becky Lee, Juna Thompson (cap- tain), Tammy Thomas, Cynthia Smith, Rhonda Turnage (co-cap- A tain), Kay M Khourie. ROW 1 - K. Khourie, C. Smith, J. Thompson. R. Turnage, P. Palmer, B. Lee, B. Enright, T. Thomas. ROW 2 - Y. Riney, I. Beck, E. Dailey, H. Watkins, J. Sanders, L. Frye, G. Romero, M. Inman, C. Spencer, L. Weddington, C. Underwood. ROW 3 - M. Rodgers, M. Cannon, C. Brent, S. Frye, P. Bell, T. Michie, S. Maxie, L. Burks, J. Glover. ROW 4 - P. Reed, C. Hudson, V. Cooper. P. Iohnson, M. Maxie, I. Patterson, D. Giles, L. Gorman, E. Borders. ROW 5 - L. Cooper, B. Williamson, M. Gray, L. Hall. M. McCoy, A. Johnson, M. Kyles, M. Moore, C. Barringer, D. Middleton. ROW 1 - Phyllis Reed, Jovce Martin, Fammie Taylor, Phyllis Mack. Thelma Borders, Rosie McGee, Hazel Banks, Linda Gamer. ROW 2 - Loretta Smith, Carolyn Humes, Annie Kyles, Janice Hill, Gwen Welch, Deborah Hayes, Sarah Palmer. ROW 1 - Delores Gooden, Freda Fletcher, Joann Watson, Gertrude Stanley, Joann Wil- liams, Dovie Gooden, Leavon Spencer, Marilyn Sanford. ROW 2 - Dawn Moore, Jerlene Johnson, Beverley Walker, Johnnie M. Olden, Gracie Jones, Phyllis Reed, Joyce Martin Glenda Hams. ROW 1 - S. Pulliam, C. Lawrence, G. Thomas, R. London, A. Kyles, D. Hayes, J. Ruff. ROW 2 - J. Taylor, M. Ford, L. Green, D. Jackson, A. Benford, P. Thomas, K. Higgins, G. Smith. ROW 3 - L. Pulliam. H. Grant, J. Cannon, O. Davis. 85 ABOVE - Terri Turnage was always a standout when the band performed at football games. Terri also was a cheerleader. LEFT - Mona Vickrey did a fine job leading the marching band on the field or in street marching. 86 MARCHING INDIANS RECEIVE TROPHY At right Harry Grant and Mona Vickrey pose with Mr. Smith as they proudly display a first-place trophy which the high school band won in competition on October 20, 1973, at Poplar Bluff. The band won first place in field show competition in Class AA. Other schools in this class were Chaffee, Malden, East Prai- rie, South Pemiscot, and Illmo-Scott City. 87 THREE IN QUAD-STATE BAND Three members from the senior high band were selected for the Quad-State Band at Mur- ray State University in Murray, Kentucky on December 3. The three Hayti band members that were selected were Johnny Robinson. Jimmy Hall, and Anthony Cooper. Band directors from the states of Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee, and Missouri wrote recom- mendations on certain members of their bands and sent them to Murray State. C£ U Officer ABOVE, KNEELING - Richard Tumage (Reporter) and Harry Grant (President). STANDING - Terri Tumage (Secretary), Anthony Cooper (Treasurer), Vicky Guise (Woodwind Supervisor), and Jay Doucey (Brass Supervi- sor). 88 ACTIVITIES 90 Check it out! Two on one? Big Mamas?? The last smile before destruction! Oh yes, my little chickadees! The Three Stooges 91 I don’t believe it! The Indians sent C’ville tumbling! 92 ABOVE - The Football Team showing a lot of hustle. ABOVE - Look at those legs! BELOW - Eddie takes a breather during football prac- tice. BELOW 93 94 Pictured here are just a few of the couples at last)ear's prom. For more activities, see Page 120. ADVERTISERS Forever yours. Your Balfour class ring is not for today or tomorrow. It’s for ever — a lasting reminder that you belong to this one class, graduating this one year, from this one school. Congratulations and best wishes from JOHN W. TAYLOR 1620 Sylvan Drive Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901 representing RSklfour JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN MID-CONTINENT MID-CONTINENT- AIRCRAFT CHAFFIN-OATES CORPORATION INSURANCE Missouri's Oldest W. W. BURLEY REAL ESTATE and Largest CHISM 52 Years of Service Crop Spraying Your Friend on the Square Seeding Fertilizing Wherever You Go Phone 359-0359 Phone 359-0500 Hayti, Missouri Hayti Missouri Hayti Missouri Hayti Builders Supply, Inc. Tel. 359 1317 P. O. Bo 501 401 S. Third (QUAl HOUSING OPPORTUNITY IN NATIONAL HOMES THAN ANY OTHER HOMES IN THE WORLD HARVEY SANDERS USED CARS Clean Used Cars Phone 359-1230 Hayti BAIN MOTOR COMPANY TAYLOR SAND '74 Ford AND GRAVEL The Closer You Look, the Better We Look. Torino, New Mustang, Maverick, Pinto, Thunderbird, Station Wagons Complete Auto Service Wheel Balance Front End Radiator Alignment Repair Work —rr Phone 333-4753 jjjJlU-I J-i' Phone 359-1832 Caruthersville, Missouri Hayti, 1935 Missouri 1974 Congratulations, Seniors! W. M. CRYSLER COMPANY JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Phone 359-0141 Hayti, Missouri Tractors and Implements 359-1100 I I I DOROTHY SHIREY, Owner Highway J South Hayti, Missouri WILLIS WHOLESALE BROWSER NO. 11 Phone 359-9954 Hayti Missouri CIRCLE INN IN HAYTI Phone 359-9963 Highway 84 West Hayti Missouri JOHN W. GERMAN FUNERAL HOMES Phone 359-4100 Phone 395-4531 Hayti, Missouri Steele, Missouri INSTITUTIONAL FOODS SUPPLIES, INC. Phone 422-6571 P. O. Box 2063 Jackson, Tennessee 220 Commerce Street 38301 99 METZGER'S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE Compliments of SHIREY'S DRUGSTORE Phone 359-1138 GEORGE. SADIE, and MARTY 204 South Fourth Highway 84 Hayti Missouri Hayii, Missouri Compliments of TURNAGE MAX STURM TIRE PARTS PHOTO PRINTING Front End Alignment Frames Straightened PAUL STURM, Manager Telephone 359-0445 204 West Cleveland Phones 359-1879 or 359-1875 Portraits Commercial Photography and 1501 West Washington Commercial Printing Hayti Missouri Hayti Missouri ROBERT BAILEY Compliments of OIL BOBTURNAGE COMPANY AUTO SALES Broadway and Cotton Street Phone 359-1788 Hayti, Missouri 301 East Broadway Hayti, Missouri Day Night 359-1450 359-0299 RAY J. CAMPBELL SERVICES ALSUP'S GROCERY 202 South Third Hayti, Missouri (Self-Service and Delivery) Tax and Insurance Consultants Groceries, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, and Frozen Foods Life Insurance Hospital Insurance Phone 359-1653 Retirement Insurance Programs 611 North Third Hayti, Missouri KHOURIE'S THE LEADER STORE Ready-to-Wear Shoes - Dry Goods HAYTI AUTO TRACTOR PARTS Phone 359-0465 Goodyear Tires Farm Field Service Front End Repairs and Alignment PHIL BOWEN. Mgr. and Owner Hayti Hayti Missouri Missouri NORTHERN PROPANE GAS COMPANY L P Gas for Farm and Home Complete Line of All Gas-Burning Appliances The Most Complete One-Stop L P Gas Service in the Bootheel NORGAS” Phone 359-0512 Hayti Missouri CROSS BIG STAR Quality Stamps Plus Quality Service Behind Bank of Hayti on Lincoln Street Phone 359-1691 Hayti, Missouri DILL'S PLUMBING BROWN'S GROCERY Compliments of GARY MOTEL HEATING Phone 359-1120 BOB and FAYE WILLIAMS Phone 359-1394 217 South Fourth Phone 359-0029 Hayti Missouri Hayti, Missouri Highway 84 West Highway J Hayti, South Missouri Congratulations, 1974 Senior Class. KOHN'S Hayti, Missouri Phone 359-1940 AateAt 8 Quality and Value Since 1900 Everything to Wear 103 104 BARKOVITZ'S Haytl's Favorite Department Store and THE MEN'S STORE Hayti FAMOUS SHOP Caruthersville BARKOVITZ APPLIANCES Hayti GRAUE'S GROCERY HAYTI INSURANCE AGENCY JOHN CHISM PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY Highway 84 West Vtf KXice Mtrf Where Your Friends Buy Their Insurance Phone 359-1091 nayu Missouri Hayti Missouri Hayti Missouri WONDER BREAD Now Fresher and Better Try Wonder Bread and Hostess Cake. Hayti Missouri POTEET BROTHERS HARDWARE The Ones That Appreciate Your Business 359-1964 695-4722 Hayti, Steele, Missouri Missouri HAYTI FURNITURE APPLIANCE Everything for the Home New and Used Compliments of FLOWERS BY SANDERS East Side of the Square Phone 359-1818 Hayti LORENE’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 359-0639 208 North First JOY THEATRE The Best in Family Entertainment'' Phone 359-1265 Hayti Missouri Congratulations, Seniors. flecvclvf STANFIELD JEWELRY STORE ROY MOORE, Owner Phone Hayti, 359-0373 Missouri Hayti DAWSON OIL COMPANY Independent Distributors Hayti. Missouri Hayti Missouri 322 Ward Avenue Caruthersville, Missouri Compliments of SHADE-SLENTZ MOTOR COMPANY THE LITTLE BIG DOLLAR STORE Phone 359-2938 Service Is Our Business - Not a Sideline. 209 South Fourth Missouri 333-0162 120 West Fourth Caruthersville, Missouri 105 C. A. VIVRETT FURNITURE STORE Phone 359-1412 Hayti Missouri FCC Licensed 20 Years Experience DUNCAN TV SALES SERVICE Service on All Makes and Models Color TV - Auto Radios - 2-Way Radios Complete Antenna Installation - All Work Guaranteed - Phone 359-1358 604 E. Washington Hayti, Missouri BIG JOHN'S DRIVE INN Complete Line of Sandwiches, Shrimp, and Chicken Phone 359-0155 Highway 84 West Hayti Missouri NELSON'S DAIRY SERV The Wonderful World of Refreshments and Sandwiches All-Weather Service MR. and MRS. NORMAN NELSON, Owners East Highway 84 Hayti, Missouri GARDNER’S GROCERY Groceries - Meats Bottled Gas Dry Goods Highway 84 West Phone 359-1380 Hayti Food Stamps Cash or Credit Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Why Pay More and Get Less? Phone 359-1957 Hayti Missouri BEN FRANKLIN STORE Phone 359-0595 Hayti Missouri HAYTI FLOWER GIFT SHOP 308 East Main Phone 359-0597 Hayti Missouri DAYLIGHT DONUT SHOP Variety of Donuts Interstate 55 and 84 East Open 24 Hours Except Sunday Phone 359-9951 Box 11 N Hayti, Missouri Congratulations to the Class of 1974 QUALITY CLEANERS and STEAMLINER CARPET CLEANING Phone 359-0280 Hayti Missouri PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORE Best Wishes to the Seniors KELLEY'S We Fill Any Doctor's Prescription. Top Value Stamps Free Delivery Phone 333-4890 Caruihersville, Missouri V. R. KELLEY, Owner Highway 84 Hayti Missouri The Store for Men PAUL MEHRLE C. HENDRICKS Caruihersville, Missouri 107 Compliments of FRED'S DOLLAR STORE Phone 359-2045 114 South Third Hayti, Missouri 108 SKEETER KELL SPORTING GOODS COMPANY On the Square We show our appreciation of your orders by sending you what you want when you need it. Phone 888-3618 Kennett, Missouri KMIS 1050 On Your Dial Portageville, Missouri THE GOLDEN RULE Complete Fabric Center 420 Ward Avenue Caruthersville, Missouri PLANTERS IMPLEMENT COMPANY Sales and Service Phone Hayti. 359-1520 Missouri LANNIE’S SUPERETTE Your Business Appreciated Complete Line of Groceries, Meats, Dry Goods, Gas, Oil, and L P Gas Complete One-Stop Shopping B and C AUTO REPAIR Phone 359-1411 Highway 84 West MANGRUM INSURANCE and REA! ESTATE Hayti Missouri Phone 359-1673 in Hayti, Missouri Phone 628-3343 in Wardell, Missouri Highway 84 Hayti 109 TRAINOR- CLEVENGER REXALL DRUGS BILL CLEVENGER. R. Ph. Complete Prescription Service Gift Selection Phone Hayti. 359-1646 Missouri Compliments of CONSTANT'S 84 DRIVE-INN Phone 359-0900 Highway 84 West Hayti, Missouri 10 It’s the real thing. Coke. T.jde nark® Blytheville, Arkansas HAYDEN'S REXALL DRUG STORE Your Friendly Drug Store Drugs - Gifts - Photo Supplies Cosmetics Prescriptions Accurately and Promptly Filled 1200 Ward Avenue Phone 333-4606 Caruthersville, Missouri BOBS DAISY OUEEN «SP - in Highways 84-1 BOB'S DAISY QUEEN Where Good Friends Meet BOB INMON. Owner Phone 359-1440 Hayti, Missouri 112 Compliments of JONES’ HAYTI BARBERSHOP 3 TEXGAS We are always happy ( to serve you. I BROWN) v — Highway J Phone 359-9990 South 302 South Fifth Street Caruthersville, Missouri Hayti, Hayti Missouri 1 ji Missouri YOU BELONG AT THE BOOTHEEL CREDIT UNION Come in and see us! Earn Dividends on Youi Shares. Borrow at Low Interest Rates. Accounts Insured Up to $20,000. by NCUA 208 South Third Hayti, Missouri HELP THOSE WHO HELP US. When you need quality service or quality merchandise, patronize the business establishments who advertised in the COUNCIL. Mark Cartee Kevin Sloan Co-Editors Compliments of HAYS STORE Where Most People Trade Most in Hayti Phone 359-1705 FOREMOST FOODS COMPANY Paragould, Arkansas SWAN'S GROCERY MARKET JOHN and LAVERN SWAN TOWN COUNTRY SUPPLY COMPANY HAYTI LAUNDROMAT Coin-Operated Highway 84 West Phone 359-0517 DILLMAN AUTO PARTS Hayti Caruthersville, Missouri Dry Cleaning 610 West Washington Hayti Missouri ID GLACO MOTEL Wholesale Auto Supply Equipment Serving Hayti and the Bootheel Highway J South Phone 333-4164 Visit Our Store at Complete Commercial Printing Service JOE and MACK GLASSCOCK. Owners 132 West Fourth Street Caruthersville, Mo. Phone 359-1194 Hayti Hayti Missouri 114 Serving You First Is Our First Concern at FIRST STATE BANK WELLS FOOD MARKET HELENA CHEMICAL COMPANY Good Produce, Good Quality Meat, and Friendly Service Phone 359-1846 Eagle Stamps - Free Parking Phone 359-1312 200 S. Fifth Street Hayti, Missouri P.O. Box 40 Hayti, Missouri m Compliments of HAYTI NEWS AGENCY Phone 359-1559 Compliments from The Little Ones and Big Ones at BASS DAY CARE CENTER BELOW - The publications students relax in the warm sun after the year of hard work has ended. 116 Best Wishes to You, Seniors of 1974 DELTA GIN COMPANY (Incorporated) Missouri's Friendliest Gin Phone 359-1448 Hayti, Missouri Located Highway 84 East DODSON'S BODY WORKS THOMPSON SON SELF-SERVICE Custom-Built Truck Bodies Perfection Hydraulic Hoists for All Trucks Bolts and Steel Supplies Pipe Threading Black and Galvanized Pipe Grades 5-8-9 Cap Screws, Both Coarse and Fine Threads Hayti Trucks Lengthened Phone 359-0300 Phone 359-1467 Missouri Highway 84 and 61 Intersection Hayti, Missouri 117 BANK OF HAYTI Your Full-Service Bank Phone 359-1244 Hayti, Missouri The Only Bank Your Family Will Ever Need” •’’ii'nr F D I C Drlepper Dr. Pepper Bottling Company Blytheville, Arkansas GRANT'S SHOE REPAIR LAUNDRY SERVICE AND DRY CLEANING Phone 359-1438 Fast Pickup and Delivery 111 West Washington Ark-Mo Power Co. WHITENER'S 66 THE PERFORMANCE STOP Stereo Tapes Stale P tion Gas Bottles Filled Interstate 55 and Highway 84 Hayti, Missouri 119 120