Hope High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hope, AR)

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K0pposite Page Topj Seniors, Kay Adams and Judy Powers, cheer on as of fense adds up points for senior win. KOp- posite Page Leftj Susan Prisock feels it's her ball and she plans to prove it to Gail Evans, as the others disagree among themselves. CCenter Topj Betty Neville hikes ball to 'jurnpin' juniors during cool practices. KAbove Topj Cheryl Forrnby passes. fAbove Center! Defen- sive line juniors and offensive line seniors clash as ball is snapped. fAbovej Majorettes feature fine forrn during Powder Puff half-time.

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Events 22!23 Women have their game The traditional HHS women,s liberation da Pow yr ' der Puff Football, was a close battle this year be- tween two tough Junior and Senior teams. Seniors won 14-12. Senior Mary Williams and Juniors An- nette Walker and Anita Hoggard were standouts as running backs. With colorful half-time activities including a fea- tured majorette routine came the royal walk ofthe Powder Puff Queens Senior Joey Galloway and Junior Mike Butler. Senior Cheerleaders were David Bain, Herb Flores, Ted Price, and Majorettes were Ricky Faw- cett and Harold Collins. Junior Cheerleaders were Dennis Bass, David Flenory, Mickey McCormack, Larry Butler, and Stan Cook. Majorettes were Don Still, Mitch Downs, Clay O'Steen, and Tom Flores. Senior coaches were Tim Hogan, Jack Still and David Johnson. Junior coacheswere Tim Boyd, Wil- lard Willmon, and Eugene Tyree. r l My

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HHS students wheel around ' . -Y 'vt ' :- H 'f u f' A , ', , lis a, P V. -. - '- . fg , - wb- M, QMS fee - - ' J'-' .-.Sub ir., . af. ,.- Ulf- . . : 315,313 N i Winter at HHS meant riding bikes on Saturdays and Sundays to conserve energy and a drama pro- duction, MR. toad, with highlights about the U.S. Energy Crisis. Club inductions and banquets made the rounds through every department and age group.