Hot Springs High School - Old Gold Book Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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Holidays Festive celebrations held in honor Ol annual helidavs Vfith increased aziicipation of holidC1YS and HO school, aczivities also mounted in number. Christmas parties, 3i. ZT:f.Q for and delivering Dl'9S9l ll5t DfOdUCiUq .the Czr.dL-..aht Service, decorating UTS Cl9DC1f'ffU9Ul dis' play '.-.ri..ic'.-,fs and szudying for those ever-popular last- day-hef'.e-we-c'ei-rui tests that every teacher seems so fond cf 1.1 added to a busy Christmas season. Than: rxzrgq :md Valentines Day were looked for- '.-fizrci to czzizicipation ci good iood and special VV' 4' N ' i 1 tv 3' ,xg , ll 1 X lilly ii tint? all-In C6 'fghl , '41, '.' asv' W For the third consecutive year, the language arts department won the Christmas window contest with A Christmas Fantasy. LG, ,X - 1 tag friends. While students were on vacation from school, the teachers were put to Work at the State Teachers Con- vention in Little Rock. Since snowfall was scarce, the School Board allotted one extra day of vacation to the students and teachers. This snow day was added as a Well-deserved ex- tension ot the Easter break. Everyone welcomed the iona holiday in order to prepare for those hectic spring activities which led up to that magic day-May 27, l ,www During the impressive Candlelight Service, the angels surround Mary QMarcia Perryj while giving adoration to the Baby Jesus. l ' M fftitftgftf ff, li 'V Happiness is hunting for Easter With ' Ml ii A . a sml , M , , eggs with Someone you love. is Surprise!! io Hr1dBfu121ruTrL're humbly accepts a Valentines Day gift from Mr. TankersleYf but he Present is an arrow through a calf's heart.

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if ff Li vigrx cmd --5 'v-., .. n -M GNU Clflss, 'vii V ' Q'-7? forth -tf1jjSS 'H-,. h Q A-'fill echo -ITS QQ COme. xx qu-nw .Nr N1 . u 4 1' fr if tl vt- l J illlt? r Y Rick Seidl and l'laVfY Schwartz find Rrop manager Marcia Perry finds a moment lt'takes a lot of time for Melinda Vogel Thai if 'fakes much Velteafslng to to reflect amid the ever-present noise and to transform high school iunior Rick make 6 play 6 SUCCESS. confusion behind the scenes of Teahouse. Devine into middle-aged Colonel Purdy. ' CAST OF CHARACTERS Sakini ,--,,,--,,, ,-,-....-.-- H arold Schwartz Sergeant Gregovich ........... ..... J im Williams Col. Wainwright Purdy lll .........-.. Rick Devine Captain Flsby ,- -.---...,............ Rick Seidl Lotus Blossom -g--,.-.-....... Mary Beth Sublett Captain McLean ,---.-.-.,........ Rodney Stuart f , 'bi a 1rff 7' ef T Old Woman ................. --- Cyndi Eastham 'S 4:9 , 1 Old Woman's Daughter ............ Jamie Latture ,'p -Ml Daughter's Children -,- Nancy Schwartz, Jim Hambly, ,ft if , Bob Hambly, Kathy Stark, David Stark, I F57 fri J f fi l xi, I ' ie, J Marie Boles 6dlU575a tening act of Teihouse' Wendy Koppel, Jody Koppel, Richard McWilliams Ancient Man --.- .,............... Greg Meggers Mr. Hokaida .......... -. ......... Kenny Greene Mr. Sumata ............,......e... Ken Beavers Mr. Sumata's Father ..........e..... Dan O'Canna Mr. Seiko .... -- ..................... Joe Martin Miss Higa Jiga ...... ,- .,....... Debbie Wheatley Mr. Keora ........................ Steve Beyers Mr. Oshira .........e,........... Bob Threlkeld Everett Rice, Richard Dixon, Villagers .....H.. .,... Gary Wright, Charles Chatalain, Charles Urban, Eddy Qualls, Cliff Gary 5 B 21 J K J Ladies Leag l ue For Democratic Action -- Rhea Ansorge, Jennie Cullins, Connie Martinson, Debbie Gardner, Cindy Fisher, Laura Wood, April Hambly, Nwm 4 , .X tv, M kk Sheila Clemons, Becky Dickson, Toni Deathrage, Becky Beasley, ...ai a. Karen Vaught Saklnl fl'lBrOld Schwartz? explains to Captain Fisby CRiCk Seldll Why LOTUS Lady Aster .- .............z........-- Little Nan Blossom QMary Beth Sublettj has been presented to him as a gift. ef-L 1 t.r,, i 21

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llllljal liolidi r 'writ ' -t ' '1 - 1. i --. H 'v-- -. .Wal sw-.r All lexlifi , 'Q-. Y T.: lQ-X i -Q M ' ' :Fifi 1 3,1-eicorm -.qu - , . s: ..,, .. -fe ii-'1- A-Y-tics 5-X -u-,,, -Q-A fxl . .lay Q7 D' rx. , if A i l . The angels surrounrlllil e Baby Jesus. uf ffjflkersleyl lf bvl lt Sports Banquets Trojan athletes celebrate victories at banquets Two banquets spotlighted the accomplishments of the football team, but the entire athletic department was honored at a special dinner, l-lot Springs High Schools first All-Sports Banquet. The event was held at the Convention Auditorium, and tickets were sold by students. After a delicious meal, the coaches introduced their respective squads and gave a brief summary of their season's events. Awards were presented to several outstanding team members. Guest speaker for the banquet was Mr. Earl Morrall, quarterback of the Baltimore Colts, as Well as recipient of many national awards. l Mrs. Bobby Hannon, Mr. W. C. Mears, and Arkansas' Coach of the Year, Coach Bobby Hannon, enioy- the All-Sports Banquet. i - l Star quarterback of the Baltimore Colts, Earl Morrall, is the guest of honor at the city-wide All-Sports Banquet. 75 Plates are filled with delicious food by Duck'White and Larry Myers at the fall football banquet sponsored by the Downtown Rotary Club. As Rick Eastburn eyes the desserts, Jerry Brawner and Phil Otwell load their plates at.the football banquet. OUR HERO!