Lakeside High School - Ram Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1977 volume:

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His voice was heard on the radio and over the loud speaker at almost every football game held. He attended almost all of the sports events and kept score at basketball games . He served as maintenance director, as well as counselor, and could be seen many summers and after hours painting, building fences, cleaning, and generally keeping things in good order. In 1965 the annual dedication to Mr. Bogard read as follows: ln return for the priceless gifts of knowledge and inspiration he has bestowed on us--it is our way of expressing our gratitude and sincere appreciation for all that he has done as a teacher in Lakeside High School. Mr. Bogard will be missed at Lakeside, but we should not grieve as we know that he, in his optimistic way, would want us to carry on. The 1977 RAMSTAFF dedicates this book as a memoriam to Ben Bogard. . . -3' The past season saw the end of an era in Lakeside Foot- ball, It also saw one of the worst win-loss records in school history. School spirit was at an all-time low. Famous yells like All for Lakeside, stand up and holler resulted in about half the group standing. Another traditional Lakeside cheer, That's the Lakeside Battle Cry, produced loud screams from each individual class but not very loud for the Lakeside Battle Cry. This indicates a lack of unity, a unity that some of us can look back on with great pride. Let's examine the Ram Football Roots and see if we can't dig what a good school we have. CLASS B-From 1949 through 1960 the Rams won 84, lost 32, tied 3 for a 72W. They ' won 4 district titles during this time including 3 straight 1 s undefeated season plus a 38- game Win- Foot ,slab-Q4 mv 1 7.x-3?r+fgc , t . . .. ,. 3 I ' ' K . Ain ' KH? 1,12 . K .4 ,,.a.,, I-'Q.,1y ' , 'Q ,, ,- 341 i i aft' 'H T :vie m W 00 M ppnn ,M n any one 1601! man, stronger 1 than any one group ,gf-Q --a rich heritage that not many schools have. Next year the Rams look for- ward with great hope as they enter into Region V-AAA. For a football team to be a good group, members of the Senior Class have to be the leaders because of their maturity and experience. They cannot achieve success without a positive attitude from the junior and sophomore members of the team. The football team members cannot be successful unless they are motivated by parents, faculty, and their everyday classmates and that goes for every other organization in school also. So I urge you if .,.. W I uf. g t - away' V'-ft, l ' f-'Hearn wiv' , y , 'isis .farm M -P Q5 wif .ilt:'M .Pg :343'f?V1'1i ning streak. During this period the 1956 team only allowed 7 points in a 10-game schedule, the best defensive record in school history. CLASS A-From 1961 through 1969 the Blue and Gold won 61, lost 26, tied 9 for a 7OM. These years produced 5 dis- trict titles, one undefeated season. The 1963 team scored 452 points in an 11-game schedule for an average of 41 points per game, the best offensive record in school history. CLASS AA-From 1970 through 1976 Lakeside won 56, lost 21, tied 1 for a 77lXJ. During that time they won 4 region titles including being state Semi-Finalist in 1974 and State Runner-up in 1975. In all the 28 years combined Lakeside has won 201, lost 79, tied 13 for a 7O'M,. So you see the tra- dition is there, F b' 0016Q ff lggllm I 1 -1 I .: M it ,N A A 2' f f-'Z I ,-, L I -' ,at 'fi - , tf, ' ,,'d , . f V p ' U ,Iit + 'li ' 'i'- ? ,'?,gT7 '? f h l,Ql' yw r,,, w H if dd i':' idylldye V V A V 'HF i' i , . . 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' Then when we hear 2 bits, 4 bits, 6 bits, a dollar, all for Lakeside stand up and holler and we hear loud and clear That's the Lakeside Battle cry, we will know we are together and that we are doing it our way in Region V-AAA. - Chick Austin f' r V. Vw N. 'L ,L a 'eval' -in - . V .mm-.gif eq T- ,. A x , 5 4 3: as Ns.: .' 3 . 1. ww -1 s , ' may U , .M , - 2:12 ' ff' - ' f 3f.Mgn ,:4+Q, , vw 5 QQ E R J f - - Tv' c 1' of ,ve .-' aslfsd .,,. gr-we '.Z'.'.,'f-- ' AJ ' 4' MQ ,N-'-I 'A J I , i,.r V X .A . , L .., , ,T , V. fs .f , -.... 1 K an L, ,Ng , A , - - ' ' f V' T, ,,.,, 3 I ' ' . f ' ' L -lv lf I F oolball oqzood 0:1 I I Q Nm Senior o oo 4 o e T 2 5 ' ,,, N A J ,fu 'L- In 3 ' 4, T T oooooooo I , N T -12' 'VgK 1Q Wi V. 'I , Ak ' 22?-amy' - -5 . .:' f' gb' Iwi ,. rf .,., , W ,.,, iv z2T?i ', 5 ,W K Qt , ' K I -- ' ,, 4' ,- 1' , ' if 5 , fw- , , A, ' l f fx - f Y K T or V , x T I Q ,W ' ' V, VI ,,, .4 W Wu A .Q J ri? i f H . I 4 J ' Y W A 00 T T M 2 ' ',,' ' J 'su 0 - ky Q -A . 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Q hiq N X , Q. 2 1 ,Ng 'K ' . ,g K K ,Mm M TEAM Benton Westside Fountain Lake Southwest Eastside Arkadelphia Westside Fountain Lake Arkadelphia Lake Hamilton Malvern Mtn. Pine Southwest Eastside Sheridan Sheridan Bryant Regional Tournament Lonoke Cabot Se arcy Walters, Brooks, Donahue named All Region Brooks named most valuable player I :- f 'JL , .1 , , Gi ,ga 9, 'X x3N ? at ff f'e,- 11. . Af, , 8, -,,' ., . - 4- H 'kQ:f'iSm?3e4mifr I Q. . TVack s v .F I ,A fi ..,.v . . 'M , . s ,, fu., O, F l gr, .-ws.' I N A -- if-' 452.-af 2, gs f4:1 k'A I 9- all 1, ...h - -+4 4- ' 4-1, Q. M m, f ' V' . . T' , N-w..,. ... , .R 1 ah, ' W- f- ,f , --'rv 'I A .M M W A -wi-941' 'fwf- 4,g?'fW W -'HP' warm sgfffgia if Q ew 43 sh? 'Q as S E-4 ck FCI Track Track Track 7Wack Sam Sanders set a new school record ln the mlle run at the State Track meet 1n Arkadelphla Sam's t1me of 4 36 4 bettered the old t1me of 4 37 3 set by john Parls 1n 1970 Above Kelly French, Dale Morgan, john Utley, B111 Burgess, Mark D1al Row 2 Sam Sanders, jerry Caroom Ralph B116S, Cralg Smlth, Br1an Fessler, Jlmmy Reynolds, Coach Quast . , ' ' faiwg :W 35 XA,LxL 1 g iQ , an M H mL. ,LE flg m Xm i A, A 1 .. , : . V W A -Q ' : --z' QE V Q QS g mg-iw - I . Qi, K Ai.: .1 A ,5lf'3s av dk. :Q fi 5 fgflffm -,' ,, 'g, QM uf K, Q 4' ., -'1Qw+4, ' ' . apafg 75:2 . 6 , K . . A, ,, 15 . Ak -fbi , v- W5 1 is 1 , T fn QU., , '1g1e'Etem'ne' ' Track 7? K Y k 'Hi ,,m1f4s1':,:ff' 5 xx f A ,,f. 2-53 f , ' J, x I x ' , A, : ' . : K ,X 4 - -5 ,. '. Mp . XJ: 4 I '. t AQ-15: ., ' Q K v lf' , ' ' V 1551 , Y' -7 ' ' f. - - f P V- -.kfxiv 1, - - My ' ..-,..,f . - ,--'f , Q I' 7 'W '--' 4 1. '2 5 J.. .3 W- 3 ,g r . ' 6, Y., v!. 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Above: Scott Schlesinger, Kenny Breckenridge, Scott Smith, Scott Heller, Robert Smith, Chris Walters, Sally Burrow. I 1 C3 S S GOU Q S S QL v- 43 Tennis nis fl 6 Tennis sogzsvu Gym This was the first year for tennis at Lakeside since the '5O's. Coach Austin kept the eleven person team in line, The group had five matches . They lost twice to Arkadelphia, 9-2 and 10-1, won twice against Fountain Lake, 6-3 and 16-3, and won against Mountain Pine, 8-l . Tennis Joni Davis was the sole member of the high school gymnastics team, but what was missing in numbers was made up for in work. Joni worked an average of 3 to 4 hours a day and assisted Mrs. Thorne, : her coach, with the middle if school team. Joni placed 16th in her division out of approximately 80 girls. Tennis Ernie Cook, a sophomore, went undefeated in the regular season of five matches and lost only in the state tournament. Above: Bruce Hubbard, Mark Davis, Ernie Cook, Craig Cook, Kelvin Smallwood, Ellen Rephan, Gary White, Scott Schlesinger, Hal Landrith, Mark Brady, and Randall Sims. Football Homecoming ' 6 A ooolooo 453 1! 1 oooooo W ' nf! X W 6 f 3 IE 52? ag X af ff ofo fr Q ' ofoo oloo r .1 ai if w if 2 2 it Q Q5 is 0 3 ,t V - ,,,gxbx , 4 A , '41-Eff 5 , rf s , I 4- ,u V' -VL I 5' 1,1 ,W ,, 4, ' ' in if ' gk Q EI ll' 1' if l li most le fo hats sol irit from class bought links to represent the spirit in their class. They sold for 10d were very good. Cowboy Day, Farm-out Day Qwith Mr. Hooks all dressed in and Tee Shirt Day followed. Cheerleaders sponsored a sign contest and Scott Smith and Kenny Breckenridge were the winners. Thursday night there was a bonfire at Leigh Smith's farm. On Friday, October 25, Lakeside students, faculty, parents, and alumni attended the homecoming assembly in Ram Field House. This was Blue -Gold Day. The theme for the assembly was time and Dale Greene and Tom Williams served as masters of cere- A Timely Afaif' Shannon George and john Utley Gina Fraysier and Teddy Plyler K' Q-'lk . monies. The first stage of the assembly was presentation of the royalty. White Hall Queen Shannon George was crowned by Co-Captain john Utley. The Band played I Write the Songs for the processional. The cheerleaders performed a routine to Free Ride followed by a Goldduster routine to TSOPO The Madrigals followed with a song and dance routine to the music of Pippin, The ninth grade cheerleaders then honored the royalty with a special cheer, and the Majorettes and Flag Team performed a routine to the Hustle and Basin Street Blues. The assembly was followed by a parade from the Sawmill Depot parking lot to the Fountain. That night a reception was held for the Royal ty followed by a dance sponsored by the Student Council. The band was Albatross. Al- though Lakeside lost their game to Arkadelphia, everyone enjoyed the festivities. Heather Gloor and jeff Thompson si' - 1 E Em! I :Tj TJ' 1 Flowers presented to Queens by Mr. Lumpkin and Mr, Watts. Lisa Norwood and Tracy Files Cherie King and Terry Black Pam Rowe and Mark Latta Phoebe Thompson and Pinky Pew - ifnwdfg if Im I I-ln: --1-1 Melanie Prince and Roger Biles Tracie Cash and Brian Barr Lori George and Chuck Donaldson 49 Basketball Homecoming Y :QQ ff sy, 9 y ' Hiytew' X Q., T! X was all 141: 'Ns Basketball homecoming week began with Sock Day on Monday. The Juniors sold spirit links and again the Freshmen Won. Sign Day, Boot Day, and Sweat Shirt Day were held after Monday and on Friday, February 4, which was Blue-Gold Day, faculty, students, parents, and alumni crowded into the field house for the afternoon ceremonies. The theme for the assembly was Around the World and Dale Greene served as Master of Cere- monies. To begin, the royalty and their escorts were presented while the Band played I Write the Songs. The cheerleaders raised Ram spirit with a few cheers and with a dance routine to TSOP. They also performed an amusing skit which brought laughter from everyone in the field house. The foes 'Round The World Lakeside Queen Tommie Koonce and Eric Bremer Sheridan Queen Gaye Garner andhjim Drake 3 I F. 4 a 1 1, Q' f X l . , I s 1 W-mf Q 1 f A as gy. Golddusters followed with a routine to Bionic Band. The Madrigals dedicated a medley to the senior basketball players and to all the Seniors of '77, The medley consisted of Fee1in' Groovy, People and l'd like to teach the world to sing. The freshmen cheerleaders also contributed to the cere- monies by performing a cheer. The juniors announced the winner of the spirit chain contest and the assembly was ended with the Alma Mater. That night a reception was held for the Royalty and the student council featured Kidz as the band for the dance. Lakeside Won their homecoming game with Sheridan. ,Ww- Chris Butram and Neola I-Iandlin and ' Lyanne Evans and Tom Williams Hal Landrith Perry Shockley f 1 it V A V 4 Q i iv A ,t Q i , .wk 4 Y , . X Q 5 1 ? if . 4 5 4' f I i L 1, L ,fi I' 2i5'l 'l-5,3 Z I -' ffl s si I i 5 i i ik A , s s 2 23 , fx -. K ' f' ' Q 1 i s ' I 41 i 'A W K LV fx 43 A . , 1 ' 'L D . -,f., . I ', x x 5 lf axis 1: g a L E ff' 5 I Q 8 if ' s - h 2 ' ssfiimmmfd ' iiii ,f iskmigi i 1 K3 6A,k q I Q 1 ' I Lollie Elam and Linda Morrissey and Kim Foster and David Montgomery Robert Smith Eddie Matson 52 Golddusters do routine no Bionic Band. O 5 ' Q y y y yy F5 3 ' y 1 yy .:.,, . ' T - f f Y' m if H' 1 - - : A K ,,LW y K y ' y yy Q., ,-- ,ai f- .- '-1-'L g ii K, :W h K f I... K . 5 ,1 Q iik f i yyy f , t V.hk va. , Q , mmkx. h ,, 'L:L Madrigals honor royalty with a medley. John Gillham at drums, Ray Cash conducting Varsity Cheerleaders The cheerleaders started their busy year in june when they attended summer clinic in Jonesboro. They competed against over 700 cheerleaders for five nights and on the final day, they were named one of six top squads asked to take part in Superstar competition. In all, they Won six blue rib- bons for superior perform- ance, the Spirit Stick, and the overall second-place tro- phy. During the rest of the summer, they earned money through car Washes, rummage sales, and window washes. Cheerleading activities during the year include: Performing pom pon routines, perfecting gymnastics, hanging signs on Thursdays, giving football and basketball parties, flipping off the mini-tramp, cheering, selling spirit ribbons, per- forming skits at pep assem- blies and supporting the LAKE SIDE RAMS! Bottom-Kim Foster, Tracy Cash, Cindy Plummer. Middle-Cindy Gaither, Tracie Parker. Top-Mona Marshall, Marcia Roles, Captain, Teague Mar- tin, Co-Captain. Maw, r ax Golddusters This group has always had a busy year, With the new sponsor, Mrs. Wilson, they had many money-raising ac- tivities and performed at a lot of events including football halftimes, summer parades, homecomings, Christmas pa- rade, basketball games, and competitions. Some projects were: car washes, window washes, mug sales, key chain sales. In the Arkansas Drill Team and Pageant Competition at UALR, the Golddusters won the sweepstakes trophy com- peting with six other schools Laura Randall was the second runnerup in individual com petition for Miss Arkansas Drill Team Row 1 Gina Fraysier Sherry Clemons Beverly Smith Row 2 Allison Williams Laura Randall Sandee Arndt Cindy Jennings Ginger Brown Row 3 Anita Ledbetter Tamra Bowlin Anita Walsh Row4 Rebecca Griffm Cherie King Brigitte Brady Allison Brown Row 5 Keeley Ardman Lt Susan Hood Captain Gaye Garner Corp ,Q z im Niki?-CQ' .M-iwmnnnn N Q3 3 U Q VJ N K Q Q 56 aka. if-E K2,, WM J 5 Q N Q3 3 w Q Q M VJ N. K Q fi? TF: A. F.S. 5 2 E Q A Q 1 l The American Field Service, one l of our most newly developed organiza- tions at Lakeside, has proved to be very successful. In the past few years the AFS Club has grown to be one of the top organizations with a member- ship of 170 students. The main purpose of our program has been to bring stu- dents from other countries to our school and to send our students abroad. The student body and administration have been Very enthusiastic about our program and have aided the club during the fund-raising activities. Our major activity, the annual Harvest Carnival, was very successful this year. The funds earned from the carnival will be used to bring students to otu' school and to send our students abroad. Since the AFS program has been at Lakeside, we have received four students: Phil Donnelly from Australia, Babette Crohas from France, Luis Lopez from K Guatemala and Angel Cabeza from Chile. We have sent three students abroad: Paula Thompson to Greece, David Wenner to England, and Terri Walker to Columbia. We did not receive a suident this year, but the Club is looking forward to having a student next year. Opp. Top Left-Row 1-A. Rosenzweig, V.P., G. Garner, Sec. T. Koonce, Pres., L. Brouns, K. Strifeldt, P. Cullis, T. Lahti, D. Wenner, Treas., A. Ledbetetr, Rep., Mrs. Markell, Sponsor. Row 2-V. Wages, E. Gris- som, K. Johnston, B. Brown, L. Green, L. George, D. Montgomery, S. Sturdy, K. Ardman, P. Thompson, M. Marshall, K. Cloud, M. Roles, T. Martin. Row 3-M. Miller, G. Gibson, S. Carol, T. Cash, B. Hill, C. Gaither, K. Foster, B. O'Bryant, R. Lawson, J. Smidt, B. Enz, J. james, S. Anthony, S. Brogan, S. Schlesinger. Row 4-K. Berryhill, B. Burroughs, N. Handlin, R. Griffin, S. Arndt. L. Randall, M. Forshberg, B. Sims, E. Matson, S. Thompson, J. Drake, R. Morgenthaler, I. johnson, E. Bremer, J, Varnedore. VISITING AFS-Lud Brours, Perry Cullis, Kari Strifeldt, and Tilna Lahti. fi 511. Q V s ig! 4, sm.. ,Vf im E, Vxv V H 'Z make awwsa.. H arvesl A Gag- H 'iv f' Q ' I i :xi ik 1 gl b , ,. A 'li m,,,V I V ff' I X x 1' Rf e ni1f1L'ffe f. , , n Q. , N .1f , uf, Q , 1 ' NJ 4? -fi v4 lun. 'I'm just a boy who can't say no. T. Black and friend Queen Lori Frost, King Dale Greene 'K A A 7 J, 1 K' I li, K e' 1 3. iimziexzg - ' K we W 5. ' . . .5 X xi. '.:- K 1' F wif is 5 1 mm K w ,... Rf l ne w ,,i nnnn nzn . nn', 1 4 .nnAi ,:,, m , . .., A 5 sl, ' S' Q? ' X. .5 5 r W K Here, Morris. Time for din-din. ,1 f'-TQ H oedown ,I M., jr. Rep.-Neola Handlin and Mike Nishimoto ,fr is K . . we a F Psa- .- f 'fafi ff 4' ffl? we AN. Fresh. Rep. -Holmes Scott and Kathy SOph. Rep. -Danny Stewart and Susan Thompson. Lower Left-Appreciation Award to Winters Mrs. johnson K ,, 4 I ',-:MV .xx ig, f , v 1 4, 5 Drama Row 1: L. Thompson, M. Humphreys, J. Eslick, L. Bailey, C. Stoddard, C. Jennings, L. Norwood, D. Moffit, L. Sloan, A. Walsh, S. Cunningham, K. Williams, Ly. Bailey, T. Bowling, K. Foster, C. Plummer, B. Hill, B. O'Bryant, K. Fox, R. Fo Row 2: P. Brooks, S. Arndt, L. Randall, M. Forshberg, N. Handlin, K. Breckenridge, A. Ledbetter, M. Prince, J.Hubert, T Files, L. Norwood, A. Williams, C. King, J. Varnedore, T. Smith, J. Roles, S. Thompson. Row 3: R. Morgenthaler, L. George, T. Thurman, G. Hartsell, R. Marshall, B. Brady, T. Parker, B. Sims, T. Walker, I.. Beverly, C. Drake. Row 4: P Rice, L. Green, D. Robinson, L. Harrison, D. Moss, S. McJunkins, G. Rindahl, J. Williams, S. Sturdy, J. James, R. Thurman, K. Stanage, A. Beverly. Row 5: Mrs. Shehane, S. Belford, L. Kannarr, T. Williams, P. Few, M. Schlesinger, D Wenner, C. Jordan, K. Ardman, S. StLu'dy, S. Hood, A. Rosenzweig, M. Roles, C. Parker, G. Lee, P. Rowe, J. Gilham, J Drake, S. Smyser, M. Miller, L. Frost, R. Griffin, D. Roach. Row 6: G. Gibson, S. Meeks, J. Horner, S. Scoggins, D. Green, K. Johnston, B. Brown, L. Bond, J. Harbert, L. Morrissey, J. Mitchell, L. Milligan, M. Davis, T. Evans, G. Garner M. Brady, L. Elam, J. Johnson, K. Fisher, P. Thompson, R. King, T. Koonce, E. Bremer, M. Clark. 1 rd 1 any-'B r i Vital lr. I V 5 Debate This past year the Lakeside Speech and Drama Department was very active . They attended a Forensic Workshop at UCA in Conway in October. Their first major project was sponsoring the Variety Show for the annual AFS Harvest Carnival. The theme this year was ' 'Harvest Hoedown . In November, they sponsored the second annual Lakeside Holiday Speech Tournament. Ten teams participated. In January, a speech team representing the department attended the UCA Speech Tournament and returned with various honors . Two teams from LHS attended the Speech Tomnament at Henderson and returned with the second place sweepstakes trophy and five other trophies. ln March the club was very busy with the annual play, the State Speech Festival, and the H.S .H. S . Speech Toumament. In March, they presented an assembly to present various forms of speech and drama studied in speech courses . To become a member of Thespians a student must obtain 100 hours of drama involvement. Members of Thespians are: Row 1-Dianna McClellan, Secretary, Stephie Sturdy, Cor. Sec. , Ann Rosenzweig, Treasurer, Kathy Parker, Reporter, Pam Rowe, Historian. Row 2-Tom Williams, President, Laurie Kannarr, V. Pres. , Susan Hood, Marsha Roles, Row 3-David Wenner, Cyndy jordan, Keeley Ardman, Gaye Garner, Mrs. Charlene Shehane, Sponsor, Lollie Elam, joy johnson, Greg Lee, john Gillham, jim Drake . Officers of Thespians are also officers of Drama Club. W 'U Thespians Nl, Pu CU F14 Speech Lakeside Thespian Troupe Induction and Awards Program was held April 25 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. The Best Acting Award went to Pinky Few for his portrayal of C1arence Day in Life with Father. The Most Valuable Student Award went to Tom Williams. The Best Thespian Awards went to Lolly Elan and Tom Williams. Tommie Koonce, Keeley Ardman, Ann Rosenzweig, Susan Hood, Stephie Sturdy, Pinky Few and Gaye Garner were presented with Certificates of Recognition for outstanding service. A S100 scholarship was awarded to Jim Drake who plans to major in radio and TV at ASU. Those inducted into the troupe were: A. Beverley, L. Beverley, M. Bohannan, K. Breckenridge, E. Bremer, M. Clark, T. Evans, P. Few, T. Files, K. Fisher, M. Forshberg, L. Frost, D. Garner, G. Gibson, R. Griffin, R.' Carpenter, L. Harrison, K. Johnston, T. Koonce, A. Ledbetter, R. Marshall, M. Miller, R. Morganthaler, L. Norwood, T. Parker, M. Prince, L. Randall, D. Roach, K. Stanage, P. Thompson, and J. Varnedore. new u ., A HY. 'plg 'A 1 f ' ' K s t f we R L! . .Ji it at Q sf ,4 y. Q' ,, az :Lt .N v ,V , M 2, ' 146- M V 2 Q ...W Q ,- V . 7 A 'l' H 1' ,, 'Aw' O Z, uf l., is ' 7m 4 Activities , x Student Counci The Student Council has been active this year under the leadership of two new spon- sors, Ms. Grant and Ms. Tweedle, The group attended a leadership conference during the summer to prepare to work for the student body during the school year. Projects for the year include: The sale of blue and gold school jackets to high school, middle school, and elementaryg the showing of Three Stooges, Laurel and Hardy, and Marx Brothers films to both high school and middle schoolg a window wash at Grand and Central, football homecoming danceg Almost Anything Goesg and basketball homecoming dance. Ms. Tweedle, jim Drake, and Lol- lie Elam attended the state student council meeting for three days. Row 1-Saundra Sturdy, Kim Foster, Toni Bowlin, Lisa Frost, Roxanne Morgenthaler, Becky O'Bryant. Row 2-jim Drake, Pres., John Paul Faulkner, V. Pres., Lollie Elam, Sec., Marsha Roles, Treas. , Michelle Forshberg, Rep. Row 3- jim Roles, Cheri King, Tamra Bowlin, Leigh Smith, Sabrina Brogan. Row 4-Shannon George, Brian Burroughs, Chris Bun-am, Donna Smith, Scott Gillham. Row 4-Richard Phelps, Phoebe Thompson, David Wenner, Hal Landrith. Row 6-Lane Bond, Ronald Kew, Dorothy Sizemore. K, ,sy 1 - fo: ga! .-'JN .-...rf I 1 69 Drum Major s A' f n . ,-we A - s !, l Qi 1 uv -1 Linda Hyndman Co-Ca KELVIN SMALLWOOD Burris, Co-Capg. 4 A r , g ' . 4 X K F-iii -' - , pt., Vivian Maner, Susan Reynolds, LaVonda Bond, Lisa M cz jorettes '76-'77 Lakeside . , , .. . ,,, at .. ... W. , ,,,..s..,w,,,...W.., . .. , U W., ai- W ff fa . . .. :nf ..ff,q.1.swae..f sw- H-:wmv -fc-' f V- -7 - Mm--W Travel was the word in the band this year as their journeys covered over 5, 000 miles through- out several states. Besides accompanying the team to all of the out-of-town football games, the band made several other stops throughout the state. Several ninth graders attended Region jr. High Clinic tryouts in Ashdown. Those students selected forjr. Clinic were M. Blair, G. Spakes, M. Steinbrenner and T. Theimann. Other band members attended Sr. Clinic and those making Sr. Band Clinic were: 2nd-D. Wenner, L. Hyndman, L. Burris, V. Maner, J. Faulkner, E. Grissom, D, Garner, lst-D. Moen, J. Rubert, J. Hubert, E. Smith, K. Smallwood. All State Tryouts-L. Bond, J. Hinson, L. Sloan, B. Hubbard, D. johnson. Band members also brought home over 75 individual medals from solo 8: ensemble. Attending 2 marching contests and marching in the State Fair Pa- rade added to their list of triumphs. Four seniors were selected for the Mid-South Honor Band and along with Mr. Davis attended a workshop at U. of Miss. in Oxford. Marching Band -. A .- -- t ' N575 aw. , L 4 1. 4. 4 -4 M ,.,, . - ..s.,.,,,.,,.,, .,.....,,,.... ..., .i .,,,... .... . . .,.,. . .,..., .. . -Em?-f ..-aww, MM. -,.,-W.-.W -.-at ,..,.s- ' -,,,. .... .,....,..-v,.,.f......ai:.:... .T-..,..-wwbw.v.-- M-WM f--' A W- -'--' '- ' W'-'--'WW1 ' f Y ' 'qlliusL,.1anmaaunu.-::1n1unu'.:4.':,. ' M- ' Janssen-,,,.: ' - ,.,.. w h i m ! 'fW, ,,m, ., , . . . 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Parker, L. Arnold, B. Suprenant, M. Chastain, C. Glidewell, M. Prience. Row 3-D. Green, A. Ledbetter, N. Fox, S. Cunningham, J, Eslick, D. Johnson, T. Walker, L. Beverly, S. Carol, S. Hammel, S. McDonald, R. Rambo, L. Norwood, R. Thurman, S. Kelly, E. Greene. Row 4-B. Cusick, M. Humphreys, T. Cook, S. Sligh, J. Varnedore, T. Nash, K. Olive, J. Hubert, K. Fisher, K. Drake, K. Stranage, D. Robinson, Row 5-M. Clark, M. Clark, J. Drake R. Ford, C. Jordan, E. Bremer, L. Ardvengo, S. Hood, L. Thompson, M Sluppick, K. Williams, G. Garner, A Beverly, J. johnson, T. Files, G. Smith. MADRIGALS: Row 1-K. Parker, T. Parker, R. Griffin, S. Hood, B. Suprenant, P. Rowe, T. Walker. Row 2-J. Drake, R. Ford, J. Johnson, G. Garner, L. Beverly, C. Jordan, L. Norwood, M. Clark, J. Hubert, Row 3-A. Beverly, M. Clark, C. Smith, E. Bremer, J. Rubert, T. Files. BEL CANTO: Row 1-S. Cunningham, A. Ledbetter, G. Frazier, M. Prince, L. Thompson, K. Williams, E. Greene, J. Eslick. Row 2-D. Evans, L. Kannarr, C. King. Row 3-B. Brown, T. Cook, N. Fox, D. Rindahl Row 4-C. Drake, K. Stanage, V. Weathers. Music . fi 4' ff' 5 r L f + if 'B a 5 f 5 2 Y' l Activities 'mm v i r, ,Q ' f S ii , a A f f ' V if Ahab 5' My W , I Q tif, ,Q .1 if .. W. ' Q m y , :H - V, 3 h h J -an K I .1 Q iyi i . ii, - Q y ii i i. c ft ifii A new performing group has been organized this year at Lakeside, and it is called Bel Canto. This group is composed entirely of girls in grades 9-12. Choreography has been a new addition to the performing requirements of the Madrigals . In the AFS Variety Show the Madrigals, Bel Canto, and the full mixed Chorus performed. Twenty chorus students auditioned for all-region choir in November. Sixteen of these students made All Region with 3 students making first chair. Those making all region were: Susan I-Iood, Cyndy jordan fl st chairj, Terri Walker, Evonne Greene, Gaye Garner C1 st chairy, Jim johnson, Kathy Parker, Pam Rowe, Greg Smith, joel Rubert, jim Drake Randy Ford, and Eric Bremer flst chairj. The Chorus , Madrigals, and Bel Canto participated in the Region Chorus Festival in March and the State Choir Festival in April. 4 fzifl - - aim' If 1 few , ' , 1 . 3 Ea 'Z -f ., X , F.H.A F.I-I.A. stands for Future I-Iomemakers of America. This organization has 90 members, ranging from grades 9-12. To become a member you must take home ec. for at least one year. At the beginning of the year we raised money through operation of a concession and by selling Stanley products . Our activities for the year included: A trip to Cajun's Wharf, luncheons in the home ec. room, Christmas Tea at I-I.S. Country Club, Mother- Daughter Banquet, and other school activities . FI-IA Officers are: Kathie Fisher, Pres. , Leesa Milligan, lst V. Pres. , Ramona Marshall, 2nd V. Pres . , Teague Martin, 3rd V. Pres., Donna Smith, Sec., Chris Butram, Treas. , Lori Milligan, Rep., Kim Foster, Parlia. , Beth Hill and Tracy Cash, Hist. , Pam Brooks and Belinda Armstrong, Merit Ch. , Allison Williams and Brenda Sims, Act. Ch. HOME EC . ASSISTANTS: Row 1-jane Richardson, Cindy Scott, Edith Terry. Row 2-Leesa Milligan, Debby jones. Row 3- Linda Bates, Sherri Mcjunkins, Renee Taylor. Row 4-Cindy Stoddard, Kathy Fisher, Teague Martin. Home Ec Asszstants- if if-32 rite.. M MJ... -. 1, 'Z f -. . -.neg Vi A . 7 1 fi l , , f1f'f,5Lf'f . .zz ', J. ,. Friday, May 13, the Future Homemakers of America Held their annual Mother-Daughter Banquet in the Home Economics Room. The theme for the banquet was The Old Dutch Mill, with plants, windmills, and dutch shoes for decoration. There was a wide variety of entertainment: Susan Cunningham sang Where is Love, Ramona Marshall, Tommie Koonce, Bunny Cherry, and Teague Martin did a skit called Is it Time, the cheerleaders did a skit, and Rebecca Griffin sang ' 'Smile. ' ' A new award was presented- -the Marcelyn Cagle Tate Award- -for a former FHA president and Federation president. Mrs. Tate's parents were present. Kathie Fisher was the recipient. The FHA presented Mr. Shuffield with a plaque for the help given by the administration. Several girls received awards for outstanding merits: K. Fisher, I.. Milligan, S. Mcjunldns, D. jones, L. Bates, T. Martin, D. Robinson, R. Taylor, E. Terry, J. Smith, C. Butram, R. Marshall. T. Bowlin, B. Hill, S. Sears, C. Plummer, T. Cash, S. Cunningham, S. Howell, K. Foster, B. O'Bryant, T. Bowling, I.. Miller, and D. Shelby. The FHA presented to Mrs. Thompson a piece of crystal to show their appreciation. Kathie Fisher was given a gold bracelet by the group. Beta Beta Club promotes the following characteristics: Charity, justice, honesty, service, humility, and cooperation. The qualifications for membership on the part of the student shall be worthy character, good mentality, creditable achievement, and commendable attitude. Projects of the Beta Club under the sponsorship of Mrs . Goodwin included. Road block for arthritis , booth at the Harvest Carnival, and carrying trays for arthritis . Beta Club. Row 1-Kelvin Smallwood, Anita Ledbetter, Tom Williams, Keeley Ardman, Evonne Greene . Row 2-Brian Fessler, Mark Clark, Roxanne Morgenthaler, Donna Pence, Brigitte Brady, Kenny Breckenridge , President. Row 3-Lolly Elam, Brian Burrough, Lea Beverley, Melanie Prince, Sally Burrow, Lori Frost, Gaye Garner, Debbie Godwin, Terri Smith, Cindy Gaither, Lisa Norwood, Kelly Berryhill, Eddie Matson, V. Pres. , Diane West, Shell Scott, Sherrie Wright, Denise Roach, Lisa Pence, Dale Greene, David Wenner, Row 4-Lane Bond, Greg Smith, Ann Rosenzweig, joy johnson, Eric Bremer, Eileen Grissom, Scott Schlesinger, Mrs. Goodwin, Sponsor. 5 54 .,f,4.. 3,995 5 'R xt H, .9 W F, if ationczl Honor Society 11.4-? 4'?ifw,4n.ifl' if 'if - To become a member of National Honor Society is one of the highest academic honors a high school student may attain. The aims of this club are to stimulate scholarship, leadership, and character among high school students . Some projects of the club included: Selling programs at football and basketball games , Harvest Carnival booth, and various charitable fund-raising events. National Honor Society. Row 1-President, Dale Greene, V. Pres., Anita Ledbetter, Secretary, Denise Roach, Treasurer, Ann Rosenzweig, Reporter, Lolly Elam. Row 2-Greg Smith, Mark Clark, Diane West, David Wenner. Row 3-Lori Frost, Lisa Pence Anne Bond. Row 4-Tom Williams, Doug Garner, Keeley Ardman, Lane Bond, Kenny Breckenridge , Sponsor, Mrs. Charlene Shehane . New inductees for the 77-78 school year were: Cindy Gaither, Lisa Norwood, Lea Beverley, Evonne Greene , Tom Evans, Gary Gibson, Dale Haner, Kelly Berryhill, Mark Brady, Robbie Carpenter, Brian Fessler, Debbie Godwin, Sheryl Hawthorn, joy Johnson, Ronald Kew, Trisha Lloyd, Kathy Mahaffey, Glen Nicholson, Shelia Pitts, Melanie Prince, Scott Schlesinger, Terry V Smith, Shell Scott, Karen Wepfer, Randy Wolfe , Sherrie Wright, Linda Morrissey. Ram Staff The annual staff didn't have many meetings this year, but many people worked behind the scenes every day. Our highlight was the selection of a new publishing company- -American Yearbook- - with a new representative, Lonnie Stewart. We sold ads in September with the winning group fKauffman, Peters, Frost, Williams and Smithj. We sponsored a photo contest with Marsha Grissom the winner. We participated in the AFS Carnival with the jailhouse. Our subscription 50's film was a big success , and we ended the year with our yearly annual staff assembly. Being on a yearbook staff requires hard work and enthusiasm. This year's staff has displayed both of these in trying to create a book that will make you proud! The cooperation among the staff members has been exceptional. RAMSTAFF: Row 1-Terry Smith, james Adcox, Lisa Norwood, Lori Frost, Michelle Forshberg, Debbie Peters, jim Roles, Susan Hood, Cathy Kauffman, Lolly Elam. Row 2-Ann Rosenzweig, Keeley Ardman, Anita Ledbetter, Tammy Hooks, Sheryl Hawthom, Allison Williams, Gary Gibson, Cindy Gaither, john Gillham, Pinky FewQ Tom Williams . ui!! And Panorama ui'-Q CFO A new group to be formed is Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high school journalists . Lakeside has had a charter for this group since the '40's and the group is now being revived. Members must be juniors or seniors, must be in the upper third of their class scholastically, and must have done superior work in some phase of journalism or school publications . A point system is being worked out for both newspaper and annual staffs . Honorary members from the annual staff were: Tom Williams, Eric Bremer, Debbie Peters, Lori Frost, Keeley Ardman, Cathy Kauffman, and Lolly Elam. Honorary members from the paper staff Were: Diane West, Janice Hinson, Tom Williams, Dale Greene, Lori Frost, and Doug Garner. Panorama Staff: Row 1-Randy Ford, Cathy Parker, Debbie Robinson, Diane West, Edith Terry, Lori Frost, Dale Greene. Row 2-Kurt johnson, Tom Evans, Debbie Godwin, Susan Reynolds, John Paul Faulkner, Kelvin Smallwood, Pam Rowe, Robbie Carpenter, John Gillham. Row 3- Janice Hinson, David Wenner, Doug Garner, Mrs. Bogard, Lane Bond, Gary Gibson, Evonne Greene. limit!! 5 Jfr M V fl U H RMB n 1, Q n W 4? fx 'UA W- m Q0 ,gf W, ,.xq ,,-' 'N' M, ,, , 4 1,' : '41 , mp- s iw 4 . jf ,fx .... I fix! AM Q z I' A Q J 5 Q The 1.R.O.T.C. has 140 cadets this year, the largest group ever at Lakeside. Instructors Col. Williams and Sgt. Clark led the group to attain Honor Unit with Distinction, putting them in the top five percent in the nation. They scored 97.72 out of 100 in their annual inspection by the army. Their honors and achievements are too numerous to name, but they competed in such events as: Orienteering Workshop , OBU competition, drill and rifle team meet at Arkansas Tech, UCA Rifle Match, Irving, Texas, meet, Baton Rouge, Louisiana meet, Pentathalon at OBU, Ft. Chaffee meet at Fort Smith, Shreveport, Louisiana, meet, and two meets at Lakeside. The ROTC had winners in all areas of competition. In individual firing Donny Moore, Randy Wages, and Tommy Cooper competed in a target match with 60,000 nation- wide competitors. These cadets won the right to compete in an all-expense paid trip to a National Pellet Rifle Match in Rogers, Arkansas. This year makes the fourth year in which the Lakeside Rifle Team has taken first place team and high shooter in EVERY ONE of their meets. Col. Williams and Sgt. Clark are quick to give credit to the students. Sgt. Clark said, This has been a very good year for the ROTC Department, and it was all made possible by the students-- their willingness to sacrifice their time and to put forth that extra effort to accomplish the goals for which we set out to accomplish. However, two dignitaries from the army were sent to Lakeside to give special recognition to Col. Williams and Sgt. Clark! J.R. O. T. C. SY' -m ff 7 ...yu WN 0 H 7'lfVLf' V ' C at it ' w,. - - I nspeclion .f Mgm.f we-w4 '.5'F .4 ' mack, , . t ,. -V ' ' Q ' 7fg Q 44'-:Qfrw 1 A A , 1 A ' pw, fy-:w',s .Filing . ,. . K H.. , , .am V, f ig , W ,,..Q... W,+f Ar-, - an .dw , 4 K kv fp. ,A - -..,-vw AQ ,. Q... ' R. Q-Q-.4-..., R,- 310 4 A A 5 . 2 l5 1 Q Y 1 Jak, i .? I g 3 I Q ' X K ff 4,k4,, H l , ,' 'sw , f . Li 2 N if Q Q, '1 , : ,a 1 1lig,ggw Q ' 1 4, ' J 4 f ' 1 ' - . 1 A g i ,. -k u.bAA .y:wi'i 1, 1 .. A , J - ' 'V .. 'Qi'?:31 'f'7' l i 4 .A JT A' f , xi K -.x.. -in A 5: ' K K K W Q intl! 4. :Z Ll- . Q - f . 'J 2. sg, ' -v .A ,A -, . A 5 5 2 . fx Ol' l or- Sen l Jun 88 'giiiwaei fAfTfff?1ff- 'UN 1 F0 6H4OF ON ZOF- S UH C. C.E. v H s , ,....,...W... . , . .,.,, ., , . w Q A ,, -V -Y s . X . , S . ff' .. A 1' H- . A -ww' . ' ' 1'--.Qui yr' , A . W ' , ' , 4.-as ...B W W, I ,. an lib. A ' , ,i j. in .+V-H JL W Tgtw- ,, . . .. . .L -H - -ri?i- -h's W '2s ' f- : .C ' Q.. .i ' - . A Row 1-M. Horton, M. Brock, J. Smiley, Rep., D. Sizemore, Treas., D. Egeler, G. Lakey, Pres. , C. Worley, T. Dunn. Row 2-J. Oliver, M. Ashley, H. Reynolds, K. Deaton, D. Hargroves, L. Allison, C. Turner, J. Wallace, D. Foshee, J. Hoop. Row 3-S. Fox, L. Flesher, L. Brizendine, VW. Kimmerly, R. Poe, G. Sligh, R. Hecke, G. Youngblood. C. Stoddard, C. Hughes, R. Griffin, D. Moffit, S. Brown, L. Norwood, G. Garner, M. Prince, A. Walsh, L. Beverly, Mrs. Alexander, Sponsor, S. Carol, T. Smith, L. Green, A. Williams, D. Robinson, S. Thompson, P. Rowe, L. Harrison, D. Moss, M. Miller, J. Johnson. F. T.A. punish S 1 A - .ste .Irs .. C 539 1 use . . lik ,W Row 1-P. Thompson, Treas., S. Thompson, Sec., M. Schlesinger, Pres., I. Gillham, Rep., R. Phelps, V.P. Row 2-S. Hawthorn, S. Arndt, L. Randall, M. Marshall, R, Griffin, M. Oliver, M. Stillings, 1. Davis, C. Hughes, D, Moffit, L. Norwood, E. Grissom, V. Wages, L. Taylor, J. Hinson, J. johnson. Row 3-Mrs. Markell, Sponsor, R. King, T. Melson, F. Avant, T. Loyd, B. Hill, B, O'Bryant, S. Sturdy, K. Olive, T. Nash, S. Schlesinger, B. Armstrong, B. Sims, C. Plummer, G. White, 1. Mitchell. Row 1-M. Clark, Rep. Row 2-Mrs. Alexander, Sponsor, L. Morrisey, S. Hammel, R. Burris, K. Breckenridge, Treas. Row 3-N. I-landlin, T. Smith, L. Beverly, R. Morgenthaler, Sec., Row 4-S. Burrow, R. Lawson, I. Schmidt, B. Underwood, A. Ledbetter, V. Pres., Row 5-J. Cox, W. Navarre, V. Cloud, B. Brady, Pres. Row 6-J. Mitchell, D. Sims, R. Zar. French bo 3 'sm 92 4 Fire Marshalls FIRE MARS!-IALLS: A. Beverly, J. Faulkner, T. Williams, M. Miller, J. Drake, T. Martin. FLAG: john King. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Back-Lisa Miller, jan james, Lori Armstrong, Toni Bowlin, Co-Capt. Front-Vicky Hodges, Saundra Sturdy, Captain, Sabrina Brogan, Lisa Frost. 4- '5 .aff , . - f ,,:xno42'em,waa'za-mf. .+G ga F reshmer Library -I , LIBRARY: Row 1-S. Howell, E. Terry, E. Grissom, D. Jones, J. johnson, Row 2-V. Wages, D. West, S. Mcjunkins, M. Sluppick, D. Robinson, Mrs. Arnold, Sponsor. Row 3-G. Knight, G. McGill, M. Mallory, S. Sears, L. Randall, N. Handlin, M. Forshberg. Row 4-C. Dixon, V. Cloud. SCIENCE: M. Wilson, Sec-Treas., W. Espencheid, G. Hartsell, L. Bond, Pres., J. I-Iinson, K. Burton, T. Cooper, K, Johnston, Mrs. Roberts, L. Green, 1. Varnedore, S. Schlesinger, V.P. Mrs. Hunt. k . 'l R Q ., A Nl S - s. - W ' ,, lf Y. , 'HM ,Z N , heerleaders CB 5 fb 3 Q fb fm at M ir! fl 1 1 OFFICE WORKERS: Row 1-Leigh Smith, Ginger Brown. Row 2-Debbie Robinson, Laurie Kannarr, Gina Hartsell, Brigitte Brady. Row 3-Regina Dollar, Sheila Hilborn, Lori George, Lori Milligan, Neola Handlin, Row 4-Mary Miller, Kim Foster. GUIDANCE WORKERS: Renee Taylor, Dawn Moffit, Beth Hill, Roxanne Morgenthaler, Allison Brown. rxfgi uidance B0 Jf Ana, G. lrl State E QE 50 QF' oo., E3 ,cu rn? an HUD U53 4-J -Ego 55 mu 3511 Q.:-4 V153 -95. .gm EE EE Zia '35 530 H5 5-460 '50 .-E16 s-U63 -92: 3.0 '33 gon .....f5 cn 'E ,En-1 as ,DE 25 Uv: cu 3.3 4-I .2-Ei 13,3 60,2 S2 4-:CD .Urn 5? 2:-4 QL .QCD O2 3 +-'cu QU 015 it .czcu U L39 4-v ct 0.3 E -ci o o I cs cd CD :s on -cs 5 25 cd s-1 D .E l a s-T 3 cv Ig 3 53 U? S : E The Honors Program was held on Friday, May 13. Mrs. Shehane presented Speech award winners and announced the Speech Departnnent as being No. 2 in the State . Mrs. Alexander presented the French I award to Kelly Steuart and Civics award to Marie Steinbrenner. The ninth grade DAR award went to Marie Steinbrennerg the DAR military award to Kevin Cormell. Mr. Watts announced the Boy and Girl State representatives. Mr. Hooks gave an overall math award to Dale Greene and also announced winners of GCCC and ASU math contests- -Dale Greene, Denise Roach, and Lisa Frost. Mrs . Irwin presented bookkeeping awards to Lisa Pence, Lloyd Reynolds, Kelly Berryhill and Cathy Kauffman, general business awards to Anne Bond and Cathy Kauffman, shorthand award to Debbie Peters. CCE awards were presented by Ms. Parnell. Ms. Grant gave typing awards to Kelly Berryhill, Evonne Greene, Lisa Norwood, Melanie Prince, Karen Wepfer, and Trisha Lloyd. Art awards for the Southern Artists Association went to Greg Knight, first, Phoebe Thompson, second, and Mike Nishimoto, third, Art I award to David Montgomery, Art II awards to Phoebe Thompson and Rob Deans. Miss White announced region and state winners and recognized Lea Beverley as accompanist . ROTC awards went to Bill Whipple , Rod McDonald, Brendan Donahue, and Perry Allison. Mrs. Bogard announced winners of AHSPA awards: Dale Greene, Tom Williams, Tom Evans, Janice Hinson, Kelvin Smallwood, David Wenner, and Diane West. Mrs. Markell recognized Tommie Koonce for her service to the AFS Club. Mr. Davis announced top band winners: janice Hinson won the john Philip Sousa Award and Doug Garner won the Tom Parker Award. Ms. Dilliard announced the following scholarship winners: K. Ardman, E. Baker, A. Bond, L. Bond, M. Clark, T. Conry, D. Cowan, J. Drake, L, Elam, R. Ford, L. Frost, D. Garner, H. Gloor, D. Greene, S. Heller, S. Hood, M. johnson, K. Knowles, A. Ledbetter, M. Mallory, E. Matson, D, Montgomery, D. Moss, M. Ray, L. Reynolds, D. Roach, T. Sexton, P. Shockley, K. Smallwood, G. Smith, P. Thompson, V. Wages, D. Wenner, D, West, T. Williams. Mr. Watts announced American Legion, Valedictorian, and Salutatorian. jim Drake made closing remarks for the assembly, and he received a standing ovation. Honors Day N my VE' 15.532 ws Nwr Q :M 1 X fix, n 5 . -f. .1 ' fdffsf--.,Zk 11, W, ,I 212+ , W F ,J uf :Eu dministrators Lakeside can boast several improvements this school year: A program was initiated for gifted students in grades 1-12. Lakeside began a kindergarten program for 5-year olds. This program was made possible by state legislation which pays teachers but doesn't provide for transportation. There were 100 students enrolled with 4 certified teachers and classes ran from 8:30 to 2:30. Kindergarten was held in the old middle school which was the first building ever built at Lakeside. A girls' gymnastics program was initiated in both middle and high school. Two tennis courts were built for physical edu- cation classes and as a community facility. Streets around the school were improved by hard surfacing. Mr. E,T, shuffieid, Supt. 4 SCHOOL BOARD: Jim Geurin, Raymond Lawson, Vice President, Gene Parker, E. T. Shuffield, Superintendent, Don Burrough, President, Bob Messersmith, Secretary. ' This year Lakeside students received a handbook containing information about the rules and regulations, conveniences and services, academic regulations, student activities, clubs and the courses offered. Each student received a copy of the handbook this year, but only new students and freshmen will re- ceive a copy next year, A new attendance policy allowed only 13 absences in each class per semes- ter before students were dropped from the class X, unless there were extenuating circumstances. f 'TQ Teachers were kept busy reporting 5, 10, and 13 absences. yn Donnie Watts Ray Lumpkin, Principal Assistant Principal anipulators The manipulators were able to work be- hind the scenes and keep things going on the home front, too. The front office was run ef- ficiently by jane Butler, attendance officer, and Betty Hyde, secretary. They were helped by student assistants each period who picked up absentee slips, recorded absences, answered phones, delivered messages and ran errands. Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Davis ran the back oi'- fice and helped keep the financial records straight which is a big job. Mrs. Shuffield worked as a teacher aide and was shared with middle school. Mrs. Arman knows every face that comes through the lunchroom lines. She is cashier for both high school and middle school cafeterias. Mrs. Brooks, the school nurse, divides her time among the three schools and is always ready with a joke, her own style of therapy. Mrs. Parker is supervisor of the lunch- room personnel, plans menus, buys foods and supplies, and keeps the lunchroom going. Mrs. McGill acted as library assistant and secretary. Av? Molly Scott 1 Hilda Shuffield Lorraine Davis - E 4 jane Butler. Barbara Arm an Angelee Brooks Betty Hyde Betty McGill Elsie Parker Educators LANGUAGE ARTS-Courses in Language Arts include English I, II, III, and IV, Speechl and II, and Drama. Mrs. Trezdwav believes in reading as a regular pleasurable hobby. I-Ier students subscribe to three separate book clubs each month and discuss current paperback titles. She believes Romeo and Juliet will be one thing her students will remember about Room 106. Her students realize that this famous couple was their age and faced the same problems they do with parents and life in general. Her sophomores enjoyed a field trip to KBI-IS and received free records and bumper stickers. They planned a visit to the county jail before they all ended up there. Debate was added as a course in the Speech Department this year with five teams preparing cases on the National high school topic for 76-77: Resolved: That a comprehensive pro- gram of penal reform be adopted throughout tne United States. 'XX ,fx Saralee Alexander Phil Ax-man. J. W. Austin Anna Sue Bogard Frederick Clark Traditional debate format and cross examination debate were employed. In addition to library research and a field trip to Tucker Prison, several resource people were invited to speak to the class. These included: Clay White, FBI Agent, Tim Baltz, Public Relations Director for the Arkansas Correctional institutions, Louis Longinotti, local attorney, Gene Matthews, local attorney, Bob I-Iargraves, Juvenile judge for Garland County. English teachers are: Charlene Shehane, CP English, Marilyn Markell, CP English, Sue Goodwin, English 12, Sue Grant, and Deloris Muammar, English 11, Vallee Heck and Rachel Treadway, English 10, Sondra Wasson and Mrs. Tread- wav. English 9. Mrs. Shehane teaches Speech I and II, Drama and Debate. MATHEMATICS-This department offers General Math I . in ,. 4? f.'A f 4.5. - eh: 1 .-sq' Lg Frances Arnold james Bledsoe ,, 4 as-, Q ,,,::, J p p Fran Dilliard jerry Davis and II, Algebra I and II, Geometry, and Advanced Math. Representatives from schools of engineering and technical in- stitutes talked to advanced math students about careers. Mrs. McDaniel's general math classes worked on income tax pre- paration for both the long and short forms. In the spring all the math teachers attended a metric workshop along with middle school and elementary teachers. Objectives of the math de- partment are: To help each student comprehend the structure of math, its laws and principlesg to provide an opportunity for developing computational skills and an understanding of math conceptsg to create a desire for further study in the field of math. Willie Hooks teaches Algebra II, Plane Geometry, and Advanced Mathg Rebecca McDaniel teaches General Math Il and Plane Geometryg Lou Slcrodenis teaches Algebra I5 Mark Smith teaches General Math I. SCIENCES-Offered in this section are General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. The science department is still slowly working on the Environmental Classroom and hope by late spring to have the first section completed with two bridges constructed by the industrial arts department and two classrooms. They hope to continue the project with completion of the dam to create a water study area and the continuation of trails to incorporate a larger forested area. The Science Club is being formed to facilitate the completion of the environmental classroom and create interest anew in the sci- ence fair. Mrs. Grissom and Kathy Roberts teach general science, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Roberts teach Biology and Mrs. Hunt teaches Physics and Chemistry. ift Q ' K.. . .,, X- Zfc rw, 1' '-.., .,.. Sue Goodwin Mildred Grissom Sue Grant SN Va llee Heck Kenneth Helms Willie I-looks Virginia Hunt Larry King Sara Irwin ' SOCIAL SCIENCES-Courses in the social sciences include Civics, World History, American History, Consumer Economics American Government, and Economics. The Civics classes took field trips to City Hall and Garland County Court. American History classes saw films pertaining to history, and Mr. Wenner came and showed a film on Mt. View, Arkansas. Also, Mrs. Inez Cline, Garland County Historian, was a guest speaker. jim Bledsoe teaches world history and consumer economics, Richard Payton teaches American History and American Government, Phil Arman teaches American Govern- ment, lim Wasson and Lee Alexander teach Civics. FOREIGH LANGUAGE-The Foreign Language Department offers French I and II, and Spanish I and Il. French classes participated in the state contest and festival this year. Thirteen students entered the declamation andlor skit competition on levels I and II. Mrs. Alexander teaches Frenchl and II, Mrs. Markell teaches Spanish I and II. BUSINESS EDUCATION-The Business Department is grow- 3 ing with three bookkeeping classes and four typing classes. The general business class has seen lots of films, both on business and on careers. The first semester they started a career unit which is finished the secon semester. This enables stu- dents to study about a career in which they are interested utilizing the career files in the counseling center and in the library. First thing injanuary general business and bookkeeping students spend about two weeks on income tax learning about tax laws and how to fill out the short and long forms. Short- hand students are lucky to have the use of the language lab second semester to practice dictation at various rates enabling them to work at their own individual speeds. The personal typing class allows students to learn to type for their own use ' and many students from all typing classes typed their junior and Senior themes and other reports in the typing room and on their own typewriters. Sue Grant teaches personal typing and Typing I and Sara Irwin teaches general business, bookkeeping and shorthand. . 1- W in -u V , l .1 V, ,Y I Mafillm Mafkeu f Rebecca McDaniel Delores Muammar zz, ,meats Doris Parnell ss' so Nh: e h K ., . 1 n T , A V tsfki? , g .p ' ' ' ii , . AY. A Sf, Terry Qu ast Kathy Roberts 2 nf' Richard Payton . - , ni i , f ' ffm A f Q 2 ,ir , .4-1' , ,af Lou Skrodenis Charlene Shehane I-IOME ECONOMICS-Home Ec is offered to grades 9-12. A student may take Home Ec I, II, and III. Mrs. Bobbie Thompson teaches all of the classes. Home Ec units include: Clothing construction, basic foods, meal plnning, table service, child development, home management, how to be a wise consumer, marriage and family, relationships, personal and family living, food preservation, interior decorating, and careers in home economics, Labs are conducted in food and clothing, films are shown throughout the year, a two-week kindergarten is held for ages 2 through 5 in conjunction with the study of child development, field trips to observe the actual construction of housing projects from the beginning to the finished project, demonstrations by outsiders on various topics, and speakers. VOCATIONAL-The vocational program at Lakeside in- cludes: Shop I and II, Mechanical Drawing, Vo-Tech, and C. C. E. Students who attend Quapaw Vo-Tech take three courses here at school and then are transported to town to take courses at Vo-Tech. Through the Coordinated Careers Education classes, we hope that each student will be more informed and better prepared for the world of work. Goals of the technical drawing program are: To develop the ability to communicate the language of industry, science and technology, to provide for creative thinking in problem solving, to learn and practice good drawing techniques and good design. Goals of the wood shop are: To develop pro- ficiency in the use of wood tools, to devleop safe working habits, to provide for both vocational and avocational in- terests. Mr. Helms teaches Shop I and II and Mechanical Drawing and Ms. Parnell teaches Career Education. ART-Artl is offered to grades 8- 12. Lakeside had Art II for the first time this year. This year students have exhibited their work at the Arkansas Arts Center in Little Rock, Southern Artist Association, Central Regional Art Show and the ASU Art Exhibit. The Art Department brought the Arkansas Art Mobile to our campus in April. Kathy Tweedle teaches both Art I and II. ,gf .i sm lr RM . r My .4-J' . ,, 2 Mark Smith Bobbie Thompson , v Mary Treadway Kathy Tweedle Sandra Wasson Y Kathy White jim Wasson .-., , r 'W 1 J I. ice I if ., v,' ,.,, 'i q ,L Annette Wilson Alfred Williams Lunchroom workers are: Ruby Lott, Manager, Willie jo Blees, Ruth Clark, Lucille Espenchied, Bonnie Gill, Patsy Olive, Marjorie Shirley, Margie Wilson. Bus Drivers are: Bob Kellar, Supervisor, jim McGuire, jim Bledsoe, Kenneth Gold, Earl Frazier, Kenneth Helms, john Paul I-Iigdon, Willie I-looks, Donny Moore, Bob Mullins, joel Pate, Richard Payton, Esbon Shirley, Mark Smith, Terry Quast. High School Custodians are: Gordon Jones, Frank Robinson. ,V M, -W, , A my ,gnu ,,,,, p.',?i' ,if-'A ff ,, m V . i 1 I i 3 M' 2 1 3 5 A ' ' f 2- r l E 1 E if N H E f f . ff-2?-f' .3if?'? , 2 5 5 - , '5 P 1 - P .2 X it A r I or wi' is dxf, sm E I in, ,ie ,RMI W A y 9 ,,rr., P P .ogg 'FTZYIU , : 'V ,Lu ,Jn hi., y my A , ii W f 1 mzawisif-aiiff 'lung' s,1. ' wfwml , Eg - K -Eff, if' ' WA- W ii srr M lll illl P iiis 3 is ii W iiili ' r iiii P i 2 ' -S K 2, K , ..., .N ' S -M' I .5 ' ,. f N.-N A I N ' f K ' x a . X 5 1' L 5 1 '.,a'gv fy Zi- YE r i ,w ma 5 559 Q rx wa , N, qu 5 2. ,, 31: x N' 3, 4 :'--fgiffi-Q-wr' f' . ' S A I , ,N 1 W, ff E Vi M A SX M L,,,,: ii , l'-all wwW' Academics COUNSELING-The counseling service is primarily con- cerned with educational and vocational planning. Personal problem-solving dealing with educational, social, and family problems is an important function. Ms. Dilliard would like more students to come in early in their high school years to discuss their interests and to plan a program of courses which 1 will lead them into a Variety of opportunities after graduation The highlight of her years has been getting to know the Lake side students and teachers and laying the foundation for the exciting and challenging work of the future. Mrs. Frances Arnold is Librarian and Federal Coordinator Through the Library Club several service projects were con ducted this year: Teacher appreciation day, donation to the Arkansas float in the Presidential Inauguration Parade, variety .Jw-on Qi- .IX 2 X ,fliffif ::.,' .34 X 'SX . ..,. New iii iiii Q li Eitii i N X fax. Q kr' E fl M ig gi ,. .. , I ar A ' '- ' ,W V1 -- xl gf3i. , , 1 . 2 -- S i xgggwfzgff as , 3 L , 5 if' lg A. Q' W J MN ' ,, L: sg.,If'f'lZX?' 1 ra r 1 .gh p r ff 3 w' --M, 'K gh as ti. ' U.. U ay '- , - as cf My ,, ls. N. 'GT 1 . . I r i xr i 5 - 'r It B ,r.. W 4- . H 5- Sr an Si Y 5 eL :..fgi1i,f':1f VL i - ' ' - ' . - 1 is A L K 5 - .,.f -- W .,,- , ,,. A as w ff as Us al? ,. was . wra....,.. , K, . ..,..,.,.,. .-. .. ,..av53-Wlisfiinaqsf show A. V. setup, and social activities including a Christmas Party and end-of-school party. ACTIVITIES-This category includes Band, Chorus, Physical Education and Athletics. The Band program is under the direc- tion ofjerry Davis. The Band is very active playing at foot- ball games, basketball games, parade, winter and spring con- certs, harvest carnival, region and state competitions, and up- on request at certain ceremonies. The choral groups are directed by Kathy White. They perform at homecomings, winter and spring concerts, various civic functions, harvest carnival, region and state festivals and upon request. Physical education classes are taught by Phil Arman and Terry Quast. Coach Austin is head football coach and Coach Arman has bas- ketball. Larry King and Bubba Payton also assist with coaching duties. Coach Austin teaches the Driver Education classes at Lakeside . C 1 I w u- 4. J. f f if is QW .Al A , ' 2' d fav g p 4 L Q1 ,if A 1. 'Q1 X7 -N If K k,,L 93, . Marshall Alston , . T Robin Anderson I .- i ' I Sally Anthony f -: ' 53 '- Laura Arduengo - A A ' . , rv ..,, fl. S-E ,af 1 I K lr ' sc mf it tg 'Q ,S A Q' I I . ' Arg I ' .5 Laurie Armstrong Lisa Arnold g y, T- - -Q-A ' ' ' 5 1 le - Af Lynn Bailey y K Tina Becker ' A m T Q 'I j if f, M anrr. - d: : I nle Marvin Blair ss :AA I 5 Steve Boling ' ,Q -A I gd f 5 Q l is Danny Boren i . Toni Bowlin ki' .,, 3 Q A y' f , I :Pi k.k.. ,1 W tasvi 31 - S 'Q ilgmik A WV 11 .f.' -4 k-ik ' 14 David Branch A . , , Ellen Breckenridge :Z A 'r say vp- -A - Yr .ff A f , Qt ' - .-av ,--' . fa, S t :W-ff 'ffl 1 - . J . 12:1 T: , ' 1 Q 'W' ga, A Lisa Brizendine Sabrina Brogan I K' i ll' A f -- -'f-' s nytnn , , a ll A 3 In-T -F if-if ll -.ua I .f X!! DISTRICT BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS ,S I., ., ff I 1:2 .3 I You oughta' be in pictures! Home EC . Luncheon F 1' Starting Al10ver Again ' ev ii' fps: x J' 3 '37 f -L Ai A 11 7 Ji ' qqyufu Q ' - ff if af m 1 -, 4-If ,J 4 ,ff Y if W.. . 8, ' a n ix A -. . ' xxx .3 L wig - . g..,'EQ12.:I.t',s- 45 -5-,,::.5:g. ,, mmf -.III N s X' ' '- an-fm.'r1.::::zt: ' J 423 an f Z! V I , 'V 9 ., , ar, 'i J Q ifaafw ,M f I '1-2 L A zv, l-IOEDOWN BAND Greg Brook Tony Brooks Scott Burch jimmy Cantlin jan Cantrell Owen Carpenter jerry Caroom Bill Causey Bobo Cherry Marcia Clements Terry Coker jay Conly Mike Connell Tracy Cook Eddie Cornell Donnie Couch Christ al Crow Deanna Cunningham Susan Cunningham Becky Cusick Mike Davis Cathy Dixon Barbara Dollar Brendan Donahue Sharon Donald Brenda Downie Tim Duncan Brenda Edgar Ronnie Edgar T ,if All gf mm , t il' , QQ A p 5 . . td iw X f -'wt A 4 '- an 4: r Q l x 1.54 ffff- f iff? i Mike Eickhoff Bobby Sue Enz jackie Eslick Debbie Evans Keith Evans Mark Farmer Angelia Faullc Cyndy Figueroa Mary Lou Flesher Nancy Fox Susan Freet Danny French Lisa Frost Marilyn Fryar jan Garner Kathy Geurin Mark Gillespie Greg Glasgow Vincent Godwin Tre Golding Ricky Gonzales Melanie Griffin Marsha Grissom Tim Griswold Dean I-Iabighorst , N42 -Gi y A P- , .. ' 'A' -' J W 9, ,, 1. 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K v u ., , N M Q .a 1, M . ! t in if an V wg ,U I e 1 I The Freshman year at Lakeside is a year full of excitement, chaos, and total confusion Being pointed in the wrong direction by a helpful upperclassman when you enlist their aid to find a class Attending pep assemblies on the other side of the gym and enduring all sorts of insults Leaving assemblies longer than anyone else Finally learning your way around only to lose your sense of direction again Los ing all the new- found freedom of your 8th grade year to be the babies again Your fresh- man year is a learning ex- perience, but next year you ll be doing the teach- in last . . . Waiting for lunch I ll g. IV Not Pictured-Larry Allison, Cheryl. Lewis, Robyn Rambo, Gino Rosen- thal, Lonny Ward, George Zarnes, Get it together! 331: 9. any F f sf E, al f if A5 ' Suzanne Kelly, Billy Hardgrove. Steve Irwin jan james Dawna Johnston Daloris jones Bernice juckem Don Kennedy junior Kimmerly Greg Kincannon I B john King Randy King -'Q 55 'Gigi . 5 , k,.. E., we ,.... ,RU--i?fi2f5--,Ei f I , , Fezfgssss mi ww. ,,, ,,. , .ai ,S -A if s f1 'S' 25'3ifITlLf- ,, X-ageaif. , . ff X1 2 Q F ekwfuiwx- -f' ,W ..... zaffizegiihi iz , A,,., 3 L M 4 mf - , v 1. es- af. --4 T552 f s , fu s 0 Y '-f xi may . K M, :Q 4 :Liz ' .rj 'sag 1:-N r E Freeze ! ! ! Debbie Knowles Melissa Langston john Ledbetter Alecia Lloyd Luke Looschen Mike Lowery David McClure Sarah McDonald Bill McDonnell Paul McKim Karen Marrall jeffrey Marshall Blake Matlock Lisa Miller Melinda Milligan Tina Moore johnny Morgan Lorie Muddiman Twyla Nash Glenda Norton Kathleen Olive Mark Oliver Christine Parker Danny Pittman Loyd Pearson Robbie Prather David Reed Joseph Reed Phil Rinald 'Q i ,, 24 if M, 9 232 YY? Q, . . 1 l I ' s Tina Prince W 35 cz' S H ff Q 114 Fun on the trampoline K 'VY LJ , , jIQl?f! fff9I'fLQ?'ff' W Q1 'W f ?S I -4:3 5 'if 1455.523 . ,. ,. 4 vw-M ,fr , if iii I3 if 2 2359 ff in l W 'isa 5 it it: I A Q52 i i 'L . 9 . ,, 'J L H Q . L 3 , Y 1 X , ,. ,. A K 1 . K . l, ' I ' '4 1: ' L ' in ff- rlll L' ., sg ' Q' , , - , 1 -rtfffi A fl Ms- ? f in rlaai H , 1 r Y X ,R L QW, AEST '-- fit it A Lilly Robertson Q ,fail ' f Rochelle Rodgers 4 . I ,gk lv, ffm , ' Mark ROSS r pa i f ay Q Greg Rowe A Ronnie Rowland - ' Tod Rucker T ' fm, What are they doing ? , 3. Doug Sanders f , ' Debbie Schlesinger ' A Holms Scott ,, - fr m y ., 152 '- V -, . . Cheryl Short A ' R Cheryl sugh , at 4 Z ,fa 1 pg? 1 f - 'as' .- may ft- -- V fy, 5 as- . f Sherly Seaveno ' V Mary Sloan Donna Smith Joy Smith K, My xii . it . if , l And then he said . . tti Leighssmxith ' Greg Pa es .. H J ' Mark Stanley is-Q Marie Steinbrenner ra 41 Kelly Stu e art W 1 he 1, Y Ronnie Stewart ff Terri Stewart g Taylor Stout ..,.,,.,,,,,mumA Saundra Sturdy Kathleen and her lollipop tree ' fx' g'gLgi ' 21 Kristy Sullivan janet Taylor Terri Taylor Tony Tedeschi Tina Terrell Terri Thiemann Leslie Thomas Laura Thompson Rhea Thurman Kelly Tucker -- I, .N 'iffy J' T Q Q 1. st? Y? rl if . ' li. T, vii R.- ?' 'N F 'la Barbara Underwood Ricky Verucchi Mark Wagner Chris Walters Dana Walters K K Ward Greg Watermann Venicha Weathers Steve Wells jeff Westgate FRESI-IMEN HAVE SPIRIT! ! !! Ji. ff 5 2:1 L tt W V . - . llt K 1 . 'T Tl' J N ii . rs r if ,X 7 TT' I ' ST X ' ' ' ,s 1 ' s i f b 1 . 'PIB' QW N, ' ,fr T - ja ' T ffil N-.KF fy , .... f ,, ..t, Fi Z A W 39' M FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: joe Williams, Pres.5 J. B. john King, V. Pres.3 Vicki I-lodges, Sec.g Melinda Mil- 'g s., Lilly Rob . Ma kell, Hunt, Clark ' . li an, Trea ertson, Rep 1- , McDan1els, Sponsors 'C C ,rs ff .. X oyi- fp, Q Wheeler Whitlock Cliff Wilkinson joe Williams Kelley Williams S, zp, f s Q 1 Greg Wilson 8 Q - Melissa Wilson A, i Kathy Winters A 4, ff ,,:- 725 Tgm Wintgn K , Freshmen learn the art of last-minute cramming. Barbara Wolfe Carolyn Worley Theresa Woods Garland Wiuchet Sophomores V ffi 'L X - if + if, Q :- . iff 1 -sm m was K ' ., B , I C . V. Anthony l- jacquie Arnold Mike Ashley Marsha Brock Kay Brooks y H if Barbara Brown -,W , Ginger Brown I Laura Bailey Lynda Bates Alan Berkey jimmy Brewer Tina Bridges Rex Brizendine . r,,. sa, rl.ay V F J, A as I. fag -. -J -L Er-,Q-:, . i i'ffQ 3 1 'af 2332: B .Q . .2 -ual? Ega n' . . :q1 m K 'N i?Ea.,,f f .lf fr svig, 3 . 1-! f'3 22 . . ,,.. 1 Andrew Beverly jeff Bogard Lavonda Bond Tamera Bowlin 1 Tog etherness Margie Burleson Renee Burris Brad Butram Sherry Clemons Melanie Cloud Varlerie Cloud Ray Dautartas Joni Davis Kathy Deaton We make beautiful music to- gether 'f' S Q' nf F , ii Q' vw, X, ' he K' r L My rl Mike Brown .fmfam . ff.. 2 9 A. 'awww . J , . if E K-'Q Future Einstein Roger Buzzard Tracy Cash Marty Chastain ., .- KE' Q T' Q fl? , .9 , fa ,,. Y? , is - aasls .alaaa ei ,L rl 3? C gr'- Ernie Cook Tommy Cooper Shari Ilendy Cathy Drake jimmy Drobena 'Hi there ! Tammy Dunn A student usually finds his or her sophomore year is the hardest in high school. The courses are tougherg the challenges, bigger, the respon- sibilities, greater. It is a big turning point. Sophomores at Lakeside hardly ever get lost anymore. Also, most teachers have just about quit calling us by our older brother's and sister's name. We sold frisbees, took the usual courses, and tried to pretend we knew it all. Not Pictured. Peter Hagen, Paul Kuhn, Alan Moody, Ted Kenner , john Edwards Denise Egeler V De edy Enz weary- ,1i,i . X .2 L 0 if jeff Erwln Mft' V Lyanne Evans 3 W Lynda Flesher Teresa Flynn Don Foshee Steve Fox Missy Fugate Scott Gillham Sophomores at play Q as 5.2 ', fl , N? X f I 3 ,V ,..1 if l 'M gg' 4 l' Q .3 2 -L ka'-, ' 1 ,i ' 'I J 1 '- .,. . , 1 T ., L , ...D ...item 120 Aren't they lovely ? Beth Hill joe I-Iecke D anny Gray Marvin Gray . Lisa Harrison 5' Darlene Hargrove were jeff Harbert i wi. . - -- . 1 x - 1 e M 1' ,f f zvz, qi, K .- .- L55 ---m,mff,,j: ,V ' . is Z fb 9 'Eg fx L R , f rrn 3 X 1 X 5 W 2 gs, ef -22? 4 X ' 4. ' '-if V - i piif Z fy QNQ' an Linda Hampton Sharon Hammel Bret Guidrofz Kenny Griffith 'QW -N 4 I ,g , 4 n H My r .re h . Mm . Mark Greenwood V, V ' KathY Greene ' i 5 i- QE Laura Green 1 'fue X Ns? fav.. .. if fr , X ff ff K . f U .G ..,, I.: ,.'.,'.. -, , ,nw in W , ivy? ,pu ,, L I 'f on't they make a cute couple ? ?:5.f5g gf'?Ei73 J X I A F1 Hil ti - .1 Sophomores pay close attention Brian His ek David Hobbs jay Hoop Sh erri e Hobby ff G a if v? t r',1i' r f- V fial' 1' ' Qiilgrgigheg, MEI' il y G 2 ATTENTION! TQ Mike Horibe n T Charlotte Hughes ,Q E fx K ,- Mary jackson 1' QS' ii ' ' L' 5 r h Cindy Jennings L ' T H . V -V-' 1 Donna johnson T TTT' 3 V Q 7 ' . I ,IJ L KL. - X Y X X4 r' ' Kurt Johnston . ' ' Gordon jones Q l .,f ,W f' ' Mike jones 'Q S . ' , , - x - i Bruce Kellar A 7 T T Q Warren Kimmerly Q gli ' 'fix ' K 255 HE 1 - I MFA m . K5 ,. 4 ' K . ,- f Q 1' '1' 1 , 'S f N - iff- ' - 5 ' f ' T' Q T Q WZ. K T, . A J W e Q 3 ed sf ,I Q 35:54 T 52512 K T T ' Ron King 'U Rick and his fan club f '4 -1 .-an Gr e g Knight Greg Lakey Kent Lambert Darlene Lowrey Rod McDona ld W: 7 T by wwf vi or ve-7 - -, 1-gn Y .K -. A Wg S ' tau.. . N Q . T f e ' I Mark McFarland Gina McGill Debby Moore Dale Morgan p 4 .-,,, , A V, 41 af QE A x if ,gs , , , X 4 Z' 'wg ,, K ' ff fi L, u A f v fa Q f f L f gk tw -... 1 f Wiz wh 1 fs . 5 xii, Cyndy Plummer Penny Quackenbush ,uw 'f--,Qy ff -'f ' SQA Bobe Matthews David Moen Lynn Norwood Becky O'Bryant e E 1 'f ' r , . Y I by L, ,ju 4 , ? e ik nf M131 I ' ' Look at these legs! I W.. Q, , .num :ff if You tell her, Marcia ! Dawn Moffit David Moore julie Oliver Marsha Oliver . M- , 1,, , 2 'Ui ' I x v f ' VK +04 Tar J f 4 a , ,. f 1 ,f Debbie Ransweiler Donny Reed M 1 . 1-cr,-L , 'L 1 in . 1: fi' Stuck n The Middle 1th You Y' if 1 f' 'y vs M' m ,Z In Howard Reynolds S R y Scott Rinald a ' '. ' Mitch Robinson 'S A dld , any ' S ': , we f-fe r f i Q! 1 W :V 'many . Ipngpn k jerry Sears Dee Seaveno Donna Shelby David Shipper Daniel Shirley Pam Simmons Richard Sims Anthony Sizemore Dorothy Sizemore Bryan Sligh jim Sloan Jeri Smiley Bev Smith Craig Smith Eric Smith Monroe Smith Judy Smyser Kim Stanage Danny Stewart 3 it ' mfg , ,ge - f-, ei ,, E Clara Scanagatta Mitchell Scott Richard Scott Talented ? ,. K Fig ., 135125 hen 5 R xdlt i 5 e w f it 'iae .tri .J wi? K W I' PM as f '11ffsfz1f,-.. : '.- . .. - -Sr.: Q K is Q 5' m e a W m e My is ,, 1 Q ,, 3' fuk EZ F65 , 5' if 34 1. QQ 'gf-wg o I f . :Qi . mir' 1 .fm , 5.1 ' 1 'Q' ' 1 Je .,,- - n ,X X 3 My Q 1 I, N' LFATEXT I I ,Q ki .'1-4 5-R ,1- Marsha Stillings Laurie Stueart Linda Taylor Sheila Terry Susan Thompson Van Thompson Donald Thornton Tammy Thurman Ricky Tyler john Varnedore Gary Vaughan Timmy Veazey SOPI-IOMORE CIASS OFFICERS: Ronnie King, PreS.g David Shipper, V. PreS.g Cathy Drake, SeC.g Lori George, Treas.g Don nie Reed, Rep.3 Alexander, Quast, Grissom, Sponsors. Randy Wages joe Wallace john Ward Bruce Warren Robin Westgate Linda Wethington jay VVhipple Ronnie Wilson Valerie Wilson Don Wood joe Woosley Gregg Youngblood Y' 1 . . -Q sir Wu- f Q: .:- 1 ji: ,,g 1 1 ,K ' VLLV K K ' or Y Ti? s o r av N 'f r in , YYr i - . . z W W W X -Q ' f 'r x' A 52 -. ' - -2 . 1 e X :fi F wi f ' Qs' f sis! -.1 J, K? ,l. fr? iw .. N, A .Nas . .V W..-....-,wreak .,. I in f fs, 1 K ,fi O 'Q Just One More Year To Go - Then Pm A Senior i , ip' is yi p .L - 5 's-1 gt ' ' IF S: A s we A james Adcox Calvin Alewine, jr. W ii., rf' juniors are faced with the awesome task of putting on a prom, From the beginning it's money, money, money and committee, com- mittees, committees. We sold popcorn, spirit links, candy, spirit links, and more candy. We Wrote themes, got our senior rings, and worried a lot. But in the back of our minds . . . just one more year, and l'm a Sen- ior! :. .if-1 W af' 'ff , T51 1- fi? -di at if Perry Allison Belinda Armstrong Not Pictured-Lloyd Bates, Lor- raine Egeler, David Hender- son, Richard Lott, jodda Mitchell, Tracie Parker, Mar- tha Ray, Gerald Sligh, Mike Selph. ,. , .,,,..,,, ,,,, ,,,... , 'W-1 ti . .,. . . liy t V 42? f 'Q p R Q, S A A. . ' 5. X Nxzkvv 5 F ,tt -Q , K Q- 3 ' i ' B it t ii X, stc ,V f ' r K' 'Q its X n k ,ff -?,Q ., 1 y v ,, ff g 'X' 'f f c - ' ,f pk . ,. sa -p ls A iii . ' -1.f1, M - .. if SvT'X-Q , , , Sandee Amdt Tammy Baker Sammy Baum Frank Avant Richard Baldwin Suzanne Belford Kelly Berryhiil Ralph Biles jeff Bradley Lea Beverley Mike BOh31'!.1'13I1 Brigitte Brady u 3' IQ., V' :'f 'x ku '!5 C ll g kerr 3 gl e 2 Avdv V A4 K CCkk M ' e A If C A' ., , S' jan Brady Brian Brooks Mark Brady Pam Brooks Bill Burgess Lisa Burris Campfire Gossip eq, Q, fifixi-E ar. 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Nxiii' illrs me i A Debbie Godwin Danny Gonzales And I done good! rrimd,-, U,, ,-nmim, if Evonne Greene Rebecca Griffin Neola I-Iandlin Q 2 'L ga .:,..- f ff. i 3 W .a...,....,.. ....: ,, ,,b:. H ,f. it - , , e A Gina I-Iartsell 'W-3.2 Eat, Eat, Eat ! Sh eryl H awthorn Sheila Hilborn Randy I-Iecke Sheila Hendrix Cindy Hinegardner Tammy Hooks What a pan' ! 5,i 2 lg . fm ,-F V ne l ' MT' Karen Jorgensen Maureen Kelly Ronald Kew Glen Kight janet Horner Linda Hyndman joy johnson gf .,,,-'ff' .Aj '- Luth . ,, J st can t get enough of this! X 4. 1? Show us your better side Lynne Kmcannon Hal Landrith Rob1n Lawson Greg Lee Trisha Lloyd ' ra 'f' 'Ag 4, . m L, M ' 254 TT , 438 1 n 553' -151 2?if 'f ' 'lf- ii 1, 7 ,if . Pam and Monty Football locks john Marrall Sheila Mattioda Sarah Meeks Tim Melson Basketball jocks Diana McClellan Vivian Maner Kathy Mahaffey Dan Messersmith Leesa Milligan Lori Milligan Glenn Mixon jonathan Moen Roxane Morgenthaler Linda Morrissey Glen Nicholson Mike Nishimoto Steve Lloyd Dennis Lowery Lisa Norwood Gina Palmer Terry Pearson Donna Pence A Richard Phelps ' W' 3 Shelia Pitts bd p .'ii' f . 1 L1 Likir aber- qgilff ' ggi Roger Lloyd s 4 -r ,E 1' .x gg ,, - ,- i -nle Q gin! W I' gil-451 f ig 1 r V 1 A ?s .S , P -as it rlf R his me ,Q Ma D , ' .v A. . ,F .4 , , V.: - -thi' :' . 41 E! if ' if s K 1 , A 1- 3 f 1 'x- ti .K P 2 U. L,L. , 5 J f i l , X ,- . Q J Rx ,gf . h, i hh h Q, Robert Poe Melanie Prince Laura Randall Allen Ranson Ellen Rephan jimmy Reynolds Susan Reynolds jim Roles Sponsors-Goodwin, Skrodenis, White, Payton, Arman, S. Wasson, Hooks. - - , JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: joy johnson, Pres., Lisa Norwood, V. Pres, Cindy Gaither, Sec., Rebecca Grittin, Treas John G11 lham, Rep. Ron Rowe Lonna Rowland Sam Sanders jackie Schmidt Scott Schlesingex Tim Schlosser Steve Scoggins Shell Scott Q is d , In k gn Vs f P ,L R if fd cgi, g ' 5 Q' lm 5 1 JS sf 'M as it 14 ' A I I N ,Y 'Q u Rx 'KW 5 xii, , fxfx 9 k ,I -V- f K sfzisziisgfii ' t t 5 , f7 I 1. . If . .iw S ts ,1 'L we-s , xfv snef 1, - . . , ., 1' 1- wg X l tg. is Q in is .. is ALL 1 .A:'l . I S x, ,X . Sizzix - f N. fr 7 e. k K-'I' ,. .gf in am si A 2 'Q . -I. K X Y wg as L-.. Srl ,a ' S iles' N 1 vww, 5 ,X 'raid X wh 3 s r 6- ,VG JK Brenda Sims Barry Sligh Mary Sluppick Robert Smith Terry Smith Cindy Stoddard Ann Sullivan Rene Taylor Tammy Thornton Shelli Tillman Celia Turner Mike Verucchi Terrie Ward Karen Wepfer Gary White . A f S oo Allison Williams Q 1, , , , Marty Wilson Randy Wolfe Sheri Wright Gordon Yates Ralph zar 'R , -3 'Sf :IX W il sf S. - XA! . iw -is - ,L F-N I ff f S f , Check it out, Bruce Q Only his hairdresser knows for sure. 'N .Q I A Y .f's, 1- 'A S' ysits g f S 7, 5 ,Ji ,,,.. v 'W' 'z ui ' L' , ' .4 4. ff 3 Mia , 4 X , X, 7',6 R. , V, T3 Af, , 1 ,Lv Q51 , V, f uf f' ff ' f My ! 55 .1 It 'LU ' ft, 4, - 232 1 . m, vw 3 ' ip 7 , , f' J 41 K 4 'I K , , xv I f ,. . f C75-tr idflixff hifi lagdbah. uf . lf 6 ,, 'CR 'A ,I m.n..qa,e Qx as '83 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sponsor Mrs. Arnold., Reporter Anita Ledbetter, Treasurer Gaye Garner, Secretary Mona Marshall, Sponsor Ms. TreadwayQ Ms. Grant, Ms. Tweedle, Mrs. Thompson, Vice President Tom Williams, President Susan Hood. L I rg QM 'gi H 2' D, A, if 4-rf 'Ql- Lf if Y Q A! -N I j' I 7 , S an ik , L fy was y . in 5 Y ffl 1 ,, Q ' Z if 'iw HF f M 'S-TH ' M Z fi. ,V xi , ,.- V ' L . ,M ',:: KEELEY ANNE ARDMAN QFeeliej Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas F. Ardman, Box 127, L. Hamilton Goldduster Lt. , Annual Editor, NHS, Thespians, Drama, Debate, Beta, French, AFS, Life with Father, Pres. Scholarship. Plans to attend Trinity U. majoring in political science. Ambition- ' 'To become a successful corporate lawyer and be happy with myself and my life . ' ' EDWIN BARRY BAKER fEddiej Mrs. Clara Nicholson, Rt. 6 Box 7 ROTC S3 Operations Officer. Plans to attend Memphis State majoring in management or telephone and communications. ROGER W. BILES Mr. S Mrs. Ralph W. Biles, 101 Kingsbrook Lane . Football letterman. TERRY G. BLACK Mr. G Mrs. Buddy G. Black, 1000 Winans Ave. Football letterman, All Region defensive back, track and basketball. Plans to attend U. of Houston majoring in architecture plus a musical career. DAVID EARL BLEES Mr. 8 Mrs. Floyd Blees, Rt. 6Box 959 Chess Club, ROTC 2nd Lt. , Plans to attend GCCC to become a game warden. ANNE PEARSON BOND II-Ioneyj Esther Anne 8 john B, Bond, 108 Suburban Dr. AFS, Spanish, NHS, FHA, Southwestern merit scholarship, Who's Who Among H.S. Students. Plans to attend Southwestem at Memphis majoring in chemistry. BRUCE LANE BOND fBaby Lanej Alfred james 8 LaVem Bond, Rt. 1 Box 438 Band Sec, , Treas. , Quartermaster, V. Pres. , NHS, Beta, jr. Rotarian, Panorama, Drama, AFS, Student Council, llVho's Who Among H.S. Students, ROTC Drum 8 Bugle, Asst. Sq. Leader, Science Club Pres. Plans to attend La. Tech majoring in engineering than make a career of the Air Force . Ambition- ' 'To live a comfortable life, be fruitful and multiply, and keep everybody happy. ' ' LYNDA BOYLES - Early graduate KATHLEEN THERESA BRANNAN fKatiej Donald 8 Darlene Brannan, 6 Norway Court Y-Teen V. Pres. , Pres. , Pre-school CCD teacher, Pediatrics aide . Transfer from Ohio. KENNETH GERALD BRECKENRIDGE fKennyj C.G. Breckenridge, 109 W. Vista Dr. NHS, Beta Pres. , Drama, French Treas. , Life with Father, Debate, Golf, AFS, Who's VVho Among H. S. Students. Plans to attend UA to study law. ERIC RAY BREMER fBig Ej Mr. G Mrs. jerry R. Bremer, 113 Parkview Dr. Annual Staff, Drama, Madrigals, Beta, AFS, jr. Class Pres. , Basketball Co-Capt. , Who's Who Among H.S. Students, All State Choir, All ' Region Choir. Plans to attend OBU majoring in accounting. Ambition- ' 'To get married after college and to become a better person every day. JACKIE ALLISON BROWN fAl1ie-Cat! Jacqueline Brown, Park Shore Drive Girls' Intramurals, FHA, Band Flag Drill Team, AFS, Golddusters, Spanish. Plans to attend Ark. Teck to become a probation officer majoring in sociology. SHARON CHRISTINE BUTRAM fChrisj Mr. 8 Mrs. C.L. Butram, 116 W. Vista Dr. AFS, FHA Treas. , Spanish, Student Council Rep. , Who's Who Among H.S. Students, Basketball Homecoming, AFS Summer Exchange Student, Office Worker, Harvest Carnival Queen. Plans to attend La. Tech majoring in marketing and mgmt. Ambition- ' 'To have a successful career and a happy family life at the .-as 'WI' MQ, 'Us- -ad NL! 'CSX Keeley Ardman Eddie Baker Roger Biles Kenny Breckenridge Anne Bond Lane Bond Chris Butram Mike Byers Ray Cash Kay Cloud Kevin Connell Tim Com-y jeff Cox Dennis Dawson Robert Denns STEPHEN DUANE FERGUSON Mr. S Mrs. Elmer Ferguson, Rt. 6 Box 929 Plans to attend ASU majoring in pre-vet. jAMES RALPH FEW fPinkyj Mr. S Mrs. james Few, Rt. 6 Box 709 Football All Region, Drama Club, Track, Life with Father, Annual Staff, Plans to attend UCA majoring in political science . ROBERT TRACY FILES Bill E3 Betty Files, Rt. 1 Box 668 Football letterman, Track, French, Drama, Chorus, Mazdrigals, AFS, Life with Father, All Region Madrigals . Plans to enter Air Nat'l Guard and enter college majoring in communications . KATHIE SUE FISHER fKathiej Mr. 8 Mrs. A.L. Fisher, 105 Leslie Drama Club, FHA Pres., Act. Chair. , Spanish, AFS, Chorus, Office Worker, Home Ec Asst. , Who's Who Among H.S. Students. Plans to attend ASU majoring in business education. RANDALL EDWARD FORD fRandyj Mr. S Mrs. M.L. Courington, jr. , 321 Lance Circle Madrigals, Drama, Panorama, All Region Choir, Chorus, AFS Variety Show. Plans to major in banking 8 finance while working at ABT. KATHY LYNN FOX Mr. G Mrs. Charles E. Fox, Rt. 3 Box 403 GINA ROSE FRAYSIER Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert Fraysier, Rt. 5 Box 348 Golddusters, Football Homecoming Queen, AFS, Chorus, Bel Canto. Plans to attend GCCC. LORI ANN FROST Mr. E3 Mrs. john Frost, Rt. 6 Box 177C Annual Staff , Panorama, AFS, Drama, FTA Rep., Harvest Queen, Who's Who Among H.S. Students, Spanish, Beta Sec. , NHS Scholarship nominee . Plans to attend UCA or UA majoring in Speech Pathology. DEBRA GAYE GARNER Mr. 8 Mrs. Ronnie Garner, 311 Bellaire Dr. jr. G Sr. Class Treas. , AFS Sec. , Drama, Thespians, Goldduster Corp. , Madrigals, All Region and All State Choir, Basketball Homecoming Queen, FTA, Beta, Our Town, Life with Father, Freshman Cheerleader. Plans to attend OBU majoring in Music Ed. DOUGLAS MICHAEL GARNER Mr. Tom Gamer, Mrs. Naomi Gamer, 103 Chimney Rock Lane Who's Who Among H.S. Students, Panorama Editor, Band Pres., Pub. , Drama, AFS, All Region Band, NHS, International Who's Who in Poetry. Plans to attend Centenary College majoring in psychology. Ambition-To get married and become a psychiatrist. HAROLD E. GEORGE Elmer Stanly George, Sr. , Rt. 3 Box 323 ROTC Rifle Team, Drill Team, Battalion Commander. Plans to work at Elmer George S Sons Construction. RODNEY D. GEORGE lLevij Ray O. 8 Betty George, Rt. 2 Box 818 ROTC 2nd Lt. Plans to become an electrician. SHANNON GEORGE Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles W. Bridges, 3105 Malvern Freshman Cheerleader, Spanish, FHA, AFS, Varsity Cheerleader, Student Council Rep. Plans to attend UCA. ARNOLD CARLTON GIBSON fGear jammerj Alvin 8 Juanita Gibson, 300 Higdon ROTC 1st Lt. Rifle Team, Football. Ambition- To be the best. HEATHER ANNE GLOOR Oscar Gloor, jr. 8 Patty Bunch, 200 Oak Drive Football Homecoming, Drama, AFS. Plans to attend GCCC majoring in medical technology. 'Q' fwll 41199 1-H fini? 'Y Xml' ff? Nm-f jim Drake john Paul Faulkner wi, 'vez-if FW! Loretta Masters Steve Ferguson I . I Dugan Sandy Duncan Pinky Few Randy Ford Kathy Fox Gina Fraysier Gaye Garner Rodney George Shannon George Tony Golden Bill Goodwin Mark Gordon Dx 'Venn aff Nsaul sa .ge il? F fa . Pl 3 'Y s .J iii , is: Q N i lg 4. iii! w gi aa- ii . l V- K 'Q 1 ..h. For . 4-ef I S J . sg fe., X 1 K fi ,E . f 1 w. S43 L . , 5 . f R I A SU? as x, A , C L ' A 1 sm if 'Vik I ig O20 ll S ig-1 in ,sd --ag Lolly Elam Tracy Files Lori Frost Arnold Gibson Dale Greene w 1, ? 'i m,KA. left 'AK Bill Elmore Kathie Fisher Doug Garner Heather Gloor Debbie Greene TONY GOLDEN Bill 8 Betty Golden, Rt. 5 Box 412 ROTC, Basketball. Plans to attend ASU to study law. WILLIAM CARL GOODWIN, JR. fBiIlJ William C. Goodwin, 218 S. Pt. Lookout Dr. Student Council Rep. , Student Council Rep. , Spanish, Drama, AFS, Football. Plans to attend UA and OSU to obtain degree in veterinary medicine. MARK GORDON flflashl james B. 8 Sarah L. Gordon, 205 Stonehenge. Plans to major in industrial arts. DEBORAH ANN GREENE fDebbieJ Mr. E Mrs. Bradley N. Goodpaster, Rt. 6 Box 839A ROTC Drill Team, 4H, Honor Roll. Plans to attend Vo-Tech to become a professional cook. WALTER DALE GREENE Mr. S Mrs. Monroe C. Greene, Rt. 3 Box 703 Panorama, NHS Pres. , Beta, Grand Nat'l Bank jr. Board of Directors, jr. Rotarian, Basketball Mgr., Spanish, Homecoming Master of Ceremonies, Harvest King, Soc . of Distinguished H.S. Students, NHS Scholarship nominee . EILEEN ADELE GRISSOM Mr. S Mrs. james B. Grissom, Rt. 6 Box 642 Band, Solo 8 Ensemble, All Region Band, Spanish, AFS, Library, Beta . Plans to attend Ark. Tech majoring in wildlife management. KARREN A. GULLETT Mr. E Mrs. George Gullett Drama, Annual Staff , FHA, AFS. Attending GCCC. LORI KAREN HALL fLoryj Mr. 8 Mrs. Ivan . Hall, Rt. 6 Box 177A AFS, JA V. Pres. Personnel, Majorette, Band, Chorus. Attending HSU majoring in Home Ec . Plans to be an interior decorator. DALE LEE HANER Hazel Haner, PO Box 1919 JOE HARDAGE Mr. 8 Mrs. james C. Hardage, Rt. 3 Box 596 Plans to attend UA Monticello majoring in forestry. MARQUIS forestry. MARQUIS HEBERT II Mr. 8 Airs. Marquis W. Hebert, Rt. 1 Box 745 Plans to attend ASU majoring in agri. SCOTT LOUIS HELLER fDubl W.L. Heller, jr. , 205 james 'Dr. , ROTC, Golf Team. Plans to attend GCCC. Ambition-To become an electrician. CINDY HINEGARDNER Mr. E Mrs. M.A. Hinegardner, 203 E. Vista Dr. FHA, Band, Majorette. Plans to get a job. JANICE KAY HINSON Mr. 8 Mrs. jerry D. Hinson, Rt. 1Box 467F Band Treas. , Librarian, Flag Team Co-Capt. , Panorama, AFS, Spanish, Region Band Clinic, Science Club. Plans to attend Harding majoring in nursing . LOR1 ELLEN HISEK Edward S Shirley Hisek, Rt. 3 Box 714 41-i, FHA, Library, Intramurals. Plans to attend GCCC to study art. SUSAN DIANE HOOD fPunchy, Big Redj Mr. 8 Mrs. john Hood, 106 Parkview Dr. Sr. Class Pres. , Girls' State, Goldduster Capt. , Life with Father, Madrigals, Thespians, jr. Class V. Pres. , Annual Staff , AFS, All State Choir. Plans to attend college. Ambition-To have a christian family as I have had and to make other people happy. SHEILA GAIL HOWELL Mr. G Mrs. james Howell, Rt. 1 Box 299 Library Club Pres. , FHA, AFS . Plans to attend GCCC then transfer for her degree . BRUCE RANDOLPH HUBBARD fBuzzj Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert G. Hubbard, Rt. 6 Box 238 Band V. Pres. , ROTC Drum S Bugle, Football, Mid-South Honor Band. Plans to attend UCA and UA to study law. JOHN B. HUBERT fHerbl Patricia Parker, Rt. 6 Box 60 Band, Chorus, Madrigals, Drama, AFS, Region Band, Region Chorus, Mid-South Honor Band, Solo 8 Ensemble, Stage Band, Rifle Team. Plans to attend GCCC and ASU majoring in radiology. ,J .,,-AY m.,,,,' if 'if f Scott Heller Cindy Hinegardner Sheila Howell Bruce Hubbard Debbie jones Nicole jones Richard Kennedy Cherie King Anita Ledbetter Marjorie Mallory Freshman V. Pres. , Freshman Cheerleader, Student Council, Spanish, Drama., Thespians, AFS, FHA Historian, 2nd V. Pres. , Life with Father, Varsity Cheerleader, Sr. Class Sec. Plans to attend UA majoring in interior design. MARY ,TEAGUE MARTIN QTiggyj Mr. 8 Mrs. Gordon Martin, 112 Leigh Circle Freshman Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader Co-Capt. , Basketball Homecoming, AFS, FHA 3rd V. Pres. , Freshman, Soph. Sec.- Treas. , Spanish. Plans to attend UA. EDWARD GENE MATSON fllig Ed, Eveready Eddiej Mr. 8 Mrs. Edward Matson, Rt. 2 Box 30 Beta V. Pres. , Basketball Letterman, Spanish, AFS, Freshman Football, Honor Roll. PLans to attend college majoring in medicine . Ambition- ' 'To make enough money to get whatever I want. ' ' RICHARD MEEKS David Meeks, Rt. 1 Box 645E CATHERINE ANN MEYER fCathyj Mr. 8 Mrs. Melvin Meyer, Rt. 6 Box 896 Library Club, Flag Team, Honor Roll, Intramurals. Plans to Marry Marlan Breshears after graduation. LINDA DIANE MILLER Mrs. Barbara Ann Fowler Plans to move to Florida and be a housewife . MARY CAHILL MILLER Mr. 8 Mrs. Eugene C. Miller, 200 Hollywood Lane Majorette, Goldduster, AFS, Drama, Thespians, Life with Father, ' ' FTA, Chorus. Plans to attend USAO majoring in educaijon of the deaf and religion. INGVALD CLAYTON MOEN fBig 'Unj Emelie M. Moen, Rt. 5 Box 204 Band, Drum S Bugle Corps, ROTC. Plans to attend U of Minn. majoring in military science and be in the Marine Corps Band. MICHAEL KAY MOFFIT - Early Graduate DAVID LAMAR MONTGOMERY QChoker Davej Mr. S Mrs. Doyce Montgomery, 206 Carla Drive Basketball Letterman, Football, Honor Roll, AFS. Plans to attend Harding majoring in business and accounting. DONALD RAY MOORE Alvin j. 8 Marie Moore, Rt. 1 Box S43 ROTC lst Lt. , Rifle Team, Bus Driver, Drill Team. Plans to be a partner with his father in the dairy business. LINDA ANN MORRISSEY Mr. 8 Mrs. james Morrissey, 107 Twin Pine Dr. Home Ec Asst. , FHA, French, AFS, Drama, Honor Roll, Basketball Homecoming . plans to attend college in Nevada majoring in Kindergarten Ed. DEBRA ANN MOSS fDebbiel Mr. 'S Mrs. Hurshel Moss, 201 Brentwood FHA, AFS, FTA, Spanish. Plans to attend GCCC and UCA majoring in speech and drama . Ambition- To get a doctorate and get married. VICKIE LINN MUDDIMAN Mr. 8 Mrs. Norman Muddiman, Rt. 1 Box 550 Plans to attend GCCC to be an LPN. SHERRIE LYNN MCJUNKINS fSherJ Library Club, FHA, Home Ec Asst. , Drama. Plans to move to New jersey and study law enforcement. WARREN j. NAVARRE james Navarre, Rt. 1 Box 693 AFS, French, Track. GREG S. OLIVER Edgar Oliver, 415 Cedarwood JEFFREY OVANIC GARY RANDOLF OWEN lWoodsyj Mr. 8 Mrs. 1.1-I. Owen, Rt. 6Box 178 Football, ROTC, FCA. Plans to attend Camden Vo-Tech majoring in masonry. MARY KATHRYN PARKER Mr. 5 Mrs. Gene Parker, Rt. 1 Box 737 Madrigals, Drama, Thespians, Rep. , FHA V. Pres. , All Region Choir, FTA Sec . , Chorus, AFS Variety Show. Plans to become an elementary teacher. TONY PATE LISA DIANNE PENCE Lester E Alice Pence, 513 Rockborough Terrace, Atlanta, GA NHS, Beta, AFS, Spanish, FHA. Plans to attend DeKalb Com. Col. to become a nurse. DEBRA MARIE PETERS lDebbiej Mrs. Janice Peters, 314 Little john Trail Annual Staff, AFS, Drama, FHA, Office Worker, Honor Roll, Middle School Office Asst. Plans to marry Mark Adams after graduation. TEDDY JOHN PLYLER John Plyler, Jr. , Rt. 2 Box 24 Football letterman, Captain, ROTC, Track, AV Asst. , Library. Plans to attend ASU majoring in engineering . MARTHA SUSAN RAY Mr. 8 Mrs. Allen Ray, Sr., 110 Bafanridge French, Spanish, AFS, Newspaper, FTA. Plans to attend U of Miss. LLOYD JERRY RICHARD REYNOLDS , JR. Mrs. Jimmie Lea Reynolds 8 Mr. Harvey Hargrove, Rt. 3 Box 400 Plans to attend GCCC and HSU majoring in Bus. Mgmt. and mechanics. Ambition- To live and be successful to the best of my abilities. ' ' GLEN PAUL RICE lPaulJ Brooks 8 Marilyn Rice , 307 North Point Lookout Who's Who Among I-I. S . Students, Spanish, Drama, Honor Roll, Football, Student Council, ROTC . Plans to attend Southwestern majoring in biology. Ambition- ' 'To enter the field of aquatic biology and become a professor of science . ' ' JANE DENISE RICHARDSON Mr. G Mrs. Victor J. Richardson, Rt. 1 Box 685 AFS, Drama, Spanish, Home Ec Asst. Plans to get married. DEBBIE ELLEN RINDAHI. fDebJ Laura 8 Earle Rindahl, Rt. 6-Box 314A2 Chorus, Bel Canto, Drama. Plans to attend GCCC and work with handicapped children. DENISE ROACH Mr. G Mrs. Joe J. Roach, Rt. 2Box 89 NHS Sec. , Beta, AFS, Drama, FHA, Debate Team. Plans to attend Southwestern majoring in engineering or business admin. DEBORAH LYNN ROBINSON QDebbieJ Mrs. Shirley Graves, 205 Glendale Dr. Library Club, FHA, Newspaper, FTA, Office Asst. , FHA Asst. Plans to attend Ark. Tech to get a master degree in physical therapy. DON HULON RODGERS fHuleyJ Mr. 8 Mrs. M.E. Rodgers, 111 E. Willow Rd. ROTC. MARCIA LYNN ROLES Mr. E Mrs. Josh Roles, Rt. 6 Box 555 Varsity Cheerleader Capt. , Freshman Cheerleader, Student Council Rep. , Treas. , Thespians, Basketball Homecoming, AFS, FHA, ' 'Life with Father. ' ' Plans to attend UA. ANN ELISE ROSENZWEIG Dr. E Mrs. J.L. Rosenzweig, 106 Valley View NHS Treas. , Thespians, Drama Rec. Sec. , AFS V. Pres. , Spanish, Annual Staff , Life with Father, Beta, Debate Team. Plans to study math in college . PAMELA ANNETTE ROWE Mr. 8 Mrs. Roger Rowe, Rt. 5 Box 240 Madrigals, Thespians Hist. , Drama, Football Homecoming, Panorama, Spanish, FTA Pres. , FHA, Office Worker, Chorus. Plans to attend OBU majoring in Elem. Ed. JOEL EDWARD RUBERT fSwampt1-omperj Mr. 8 Mrs. Joe D. Rubert, Rt. 5 Box 372 Band Sr. Clinic, Jr. Clinic, All State Choir, ROTC, Spanish, AFS. Plans to go to college , join the navy, become a CPA and get rich. CINDY ELAINE SCOTT Vivian D. 8 William W. Scott, Rt. 6 Box 720A FHA MARK ALLEN SCHLESINGER lMarkJ Mr. S Mrs. Howard Schlesinger, 119 Spencer Dr AFS, Golf Letterman, Drama, Spanish Pres. , Dist. Golf Winner, Optimist Oratorical Contest winner. Pl :ns to attend UA majoring political science. Ambition- ' 'To marry a real rich girl and be a politician and lawyer. ' ' TIMOTHY SCHLOSSER lTi:mJ , 44' .,,,..A I L and ff .1 J, ,I ij Hi --....., iw Ti' .,rTi j , i' iii , , ' . rrf ,J I, -. an 7 ' cz, +I , ,wi ,ew I f ,..,a-v Mona Marshall Teague Martin Eddie Matson Mary Miller Clayton Moen Michael Moffit Debra Moss Vickie Mucidiman Sherrie Mcjunkins Randy Owen Pafkei' Tony Pate Teddy Plyler Maftha Rav Lloyd Reynolds Q-ag, 13 5:3351 ZX Richard Meeks David Montgomery Warren Navarre Lisa Pence Paul Rice A---0 if N-... an---3 Cathy Meyer Donald Moore Greg Oliver Debbie Peters jane Richardson Chuck 8 Donna Kay Lonabaugh, Rt. 1 , P.O. Box 7060 Plans to go to barber school in Little Rock. SHARON KAY SEARS fSmileyj Mr. 8 Mrs. Leo Sears, Rt. 1 Box 681 FHA, Library Club, ROTC Drill Team. Plans to attend GCCC majoring in art. MICHAEL HUNTER SEXTON Mr. G Mrs. Roger Sexton, Rt. 6 Box 932A Football letterman, Who's Who Among H.S. Students, Basketball. Plans to attend UA majoring in engineering. SHERRI ANN SEXTON jonas W. 8 Barbara K. Sexton, 6 Cedarwood Circle Track, Spanish, Girls' League, Chorus, FHA. Plans to attend GCCC to be a nurse. TERRI KAY SEXTON Mr. S Mrs. Jonas W. Sexton, 6 Cedarwood Circle Girls' League, Spanish, Tennis Team, VICA, Chorus, NHS, FHA. Plans to attend GCCC or Ark. Tech majoring in nursing. PERRY WADE SHOCKLEY Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert E. Shockley, 100 Blue Ridge Drive Basketball letterman, Student Council, Drama, Who's Who Among H.S. Students, Our Town, Boys' State Alt. , Elem. Teacher Aide, Chapel, AFS King, AFS. Plans to attend Melodyland School of Theology. DONNA CAROL SHORT QDingleberryJ Bruce 8 Barbara Short, Rt. 6 Box 177BC Home Ec . Asst. , FHA. Plans to attend School of Fashion and marriage to jack Stevens, jr. JAMES RANDALL SIMS Mr. 8 Mrs .Ray Sims, 839 Bellaire Dr. Plans to attend college majoring in business admin. Ambition- ' 'To own my own business. ' ' LLOYD FRANCIS SLOAN fButchj Lloyd E. 8 Doris j. Sloan, 307 E. Vista Dr. All Region, All State Band, Spanish, Boy Scouts. Plans to join the Navy for 4 years then attend college to major in electrical engineering . KELVIN LYLE SMALLWOOD Mr. 8 Mrs. B.j. Smallwood, 211 E. Willow Dr. Band Sr. Clinic, Drum Major, Mid-South Honor Band, Solo 6 Ensemble, Beta, Stage Band, Panorama, Drama, Drum 8 Bugle, Who's Who Among H.S. Students. Plans to attend La. Tech and Northeast La. for a pharmacy degree . DONNA JEAN SMITH - Early Graduate SCOTT ALAN SMITH fScottj Billy jack 8 joann Smith, 111 Suburban Dr. Who's Who Among H.S. Students, Golf Team letterman, Basketball, Spanish, Football. Plans to attend UA to major in real estate and insurance , then go into business with his father. STEPHEN GREGORY SMITH fDinoj Bob 8 Barbara Smith, Rt. 6 Box 111 NHS, Beta AFS, Madrigals, Chorus, All Region Choir. Plans to attend OBU majoring in religious education. SONDRA SMYSER Mr. E Mrs. L.R. Smyser, Rt 6Box 835A Drama, Who's Who Among H.S. Students. Plans to study sociology. CHARLIE STELL Beauford Stell, Rt. 6 Box 760 BERNADETTE LOUISE SURPRENANT - Early Graduate STEPHANIE ANN STURDY fStephiej james N. G Barbara Sturdy, 114 W. Vista Dr. AFS, Drama Sec. , Thespians Sec. , Spanish, Debate Team, Life with Father, H.S. jr. Miss, Gymnastics Team Captain, Guidance Office . Plans to attend Arizona State majoring in research history of drama . FRANCIS SAMUEL TARLETON III QSamboj Mrs. Frank S. Tarleton, 208 Bellaire Dr. Beta, AFS, Honor Roll, Spanish, Who's Who Among H.S. Students. Plans to attend UCA then UA or UT majoring in bus. ad. minoring in journalism. GLENDA MAXINE TEET Glen 8 Maxine Teet, Rt. 6 Box 487 ROTC. Plans to travel for a couple of years then attend GCCC. EDITH IUNE TERRY Mr. 8 Mrs. Luther Terry, Rt. 2Box 236 Newspaper, Library V. Pres. , FHA, Home Ec Asst. Plans to attend art school. JAMES JEFFREY THOMASON james Thomason, S11 Catherine Heights 44 Football. Plans to attend UA majoring in architecture . BECKY ANN THOMSON fBatJ Tom 8 Anita Thomson, Rt. 3 Box 653 CCE Sec. , Chorus. Plans to continue working at Burton-Eisele Clinic. PHOEBE LYNN THOMPSON Loyd S Shirley Thompson, 221 James Dr. AFS, Drama, Thespians, Basketball Homecoming, Football Homecoming, Student Council Rep. , jr. Class Sec. , Spanish Treas. , Guidance Office Worker, Kindergarten Asst. Plans to attend OBU to study real estate , mktg. 8 fashion, acctg. MARK HUMPHREYS THURMAN fMarcus Welby, MDQ Mr. 8 Mrs. Paul Thurman, 203 Coomber Chess Club, ROTC Rifle Team, Student Council Rep. Plans to attend UA to study to be a detective or radiology. JOHN WARREN UTLEY Mr. S Mrs. james E. See, Rt. 3 Box 602 Football Letterman, Captain, Track, Gold Brick Award, AV Aide, Who's Who Among H.S. Students, Honor Roll, Basketball, jr. Rotarian. Plans to attend UCA majoring in physical therapy. VICKI LYNN WAGES Mr. 8 Mrs. Troy E. Wages, Rt. 6Box 608 Library Club, AFS, Flag Team, Honor Roll, Spanish, FTA, Intramurals. Plans to attend GCCC majoring in business . DELORIS WAGNER lDosiej Harold E Goldie Wagner, 5111 Catherine Hgts, Space 34 Ambition- ' 'To work for a while after graduation, then have a successful marriage . ' ' TERESSA ANNETTE WALKER fTerriJ Mr. 8 Mrs. W.D. Walker, Rt, 6 Box 644B1 Madrigals, All Region Choir, Band, AFS, Spanish Club, Foreign Exchange Student to Colombia, Freshman V. Pres. , Freshman Annual Staff, Chorus, USA Band 8 Chorus. Plans to attend OBU. ANITA LYNN WALSH fAnitaj Mr. 8 Mrs. james E. Newby, Rt. 3 Box 485 Drama, AFS, FTA, Crusaders, Inramurals, Golddusters, Soph. Pres. , Gymnastics Team, Who's Who Among H.S. Students. Plans to attend college to study medicine or psychiatry. GERALD DEWAYNE WEBB Mr. G Mrs. E.H. Daughtrey, 3725 Malvern Football, Track. Plans to attend U. of Tulsa to become a lawyer. STEPHEN MARK WARD fSteveJ Alvin E. 8 Dorthy Ward, 413 Catherine Hgts. DAVID ALAN WEZNNER Mr. 8 Mrs. EJ. Wenner, jr., PO Box 228 L. Hamilton Band Sec. , Region Clinic, AFS Treas. , Exchange Student to England, Beta Treas. , NHS, Drama, Thespians, Our Town, Life with Father, jr. Rotarian, Student Council, Newspaper Staff, Who's Who Among H.S . Students, Debate Team. Plans to attend La. Tech majoring in mech. engineering. Ambition- ' 'To win the nat'l water skiing tourney. ' ' DIANE MICHELLE WEST Mrs. J.L. West, Rt. 1 Box 665 Library Club Rep. , NHS, Beta Club, AFS, Panorama, Spanish, Honor Roll, Soc. of Distinguished H.S. Students. Plans to attend GCCC majoring in Eng. 8 jour. Ambition' 'To work on a newspaper staff and someday write a book. ' ' BRENDA MARIE WESTGATE Bernard 8 Mary Westgate, Rt. 5 Box 3791-I Flag Team, Band. WILLIAM WI-IIPPLE QBillJ Gi. W' I1 4 .FV I if Debbie Rindahl Ann Rosenzweig Sharon Sears Donna Short Greg Smith X Q-gap Denise Roach Pam Rowe Hunter Sexton Randall Sims Scott Smith 45:-1 ici.. f 1 . 'app Jtr n V K ..,, , 4 A-rr I 4z f ' Debbie Robinson joel Rubert Sherri Sexton Lloyd Sloan Sondra Smyser I . f , ' 1 ip, W., '-.40 ma? We Don Rodgers Marcia Roles Cindy Scott Mark Schlesinger Terri Sexton PCITY Sh0C?41eY Kelvin Smallwood Donna Smlth Stephanie Sturdy Sam Tarleton Mr. 8 Mrs. LW. Whipple, Sr. , 3525 Malvern ROTC, Rifle Team Letterman, Battalion Ex. O. Plans to attend UCA majoring in bus. ad. Ambition- ' 'To make a million and retire before 40. BRAD KYLE WHITLOW Leon 8 Susan Whitlow, Rt. 3 Box 646 Basketball, AV Aide , Plans to go to college . GAIL ELAINE WILLIAMS - Early Graduate . THOMAS FREDERICK WILLIAMS lFruit of the Looml Mr. G Mrs. Charles E. Williams, 101 W. Vista Dr. 'Thespian and Drama Pres. , NHS, AFS., Beta, Annual Staff, Boys' State, Basketball letterman, Sr. Class V. Pres., Jr. Rota:-ian, Grand Nat'l Bank jr. Board of Directors. Plans to attend Washington U. majoring in architecture 8 bus. ad. Ambition- To become another Frank Lloyd Wright. ' ' Glenda Teet Edith Terry Jeff Thomason Becky Thomson Phoebe Thompson Mark Thurman john Utley Vicki Wages Deloris Wagner Terri Walker Anita Walsh Gerald Webb David Wenner Diane West Brenda Westgate Bill Whipple Brad Whitlow Tom Williams OOO! 0, J, si. K. uf-f Q A+. K .,1.k K -inf , X. ai' ,-6 GLENDA MAXINE TEET Glen 8 Maxine Teet, Rt. 6 Box 487 ROTC. Plans to travel for a couple of years then attend GCCC. EDITH jUNE TERRY Mr. G Mrs. Luther Terry, Rt. 2 Box 236 Newspaper, Library V. Pres. , FHA, Home Ec Asst. Plans to attend art school. JAMES JEFFREY THOMASON James Thomason, 511 Catherine Heights Football. Plans to attend UA majoring in architecture . BECKY ANN THOMSON fBatj Tom E3 Anita Thomson, Rt. 3 Box 653 CCE Sec. , Chorus. Plans to continue working at Burton-Eisele Clinic. PHOEBE LYNN THOMPSON Loyd 8 Shirley Thompson, 221 James Dr. AFS, Drama, Thespians, Basketball Homecoming, Football Homecoming, Student Council Rep. , jr. Class Sec. , Spanish Treas. , Guidance Office Workers, Kindergarten Asst. Plans to attend OBU to study real estate , mktg . 8 fashion, acctg. MARK HUMPHREYS THURMAN fMa1-cus Welby, MDD Mr. 8 Mrs. Paul Thurman, 203 Coomber Chess Club, ROTC Rifle Team, Student Council Rep. Plans to attend UA to study to be a detective or radiology. JOHN WARREN UTLEY Mr. E Mrs. James E. See, Rt. 3 Box 602 Football Letterman, Captain, Track, Gold Brick Award, AV Aide, Who's Who Among H.S. Students, Honor Roll, Basketball, jr. Rotarian. Plans to attend UNA majoring in physical therapy. VICKI LYNN WAGES Ivlr. 8 Mrs. Troy E. Wages, Rt. 6 Box 608 Library Club, AFS, Flag Team, Honor Roll, Spanish, FTA, Intramurals. Plans to attend GCCC majoring in business. DELORIS WAGNER fDosiel Harold 8 Goldie Wagner, 5111 Catherine Hgts, Space 34 Ambition- ' 'To work for a while after graduation, then have a successful marriage . X TERESSA ANNETTE WALKER fTerrij Mr. S Mrs. W.D. Walker, Rt. 6 Box 64-4B1 Madrigals, All Region Choir, Band, AFS, Spanish Club, Foreign Exchange Student to Columbia, Freshman V. Pres. , Freshman Annual Staff, Chorus, USA Band 8 Chorus. Plans to attend OBU. ANITA LYNN WALSH fAnitaj Mr. E Mrs. james E. Newby, Rt. 3 Box 485 Drama, AFS, FTA, Crusaders, Intramurals, Golddusters, Soph. Pres. , Gymnastics Team, Who's Who Among H.S. Students. Plans to attend college to study medicine or psychiatry. GERALD DEWAYNE WEBB Mr. -8 Mrs. E.H. Daughtrey, 3725 Malvern Football, Track. Plans to attend U. of Tulsa to become a lawyer. STEPHEN MARK WARD fStevej Alvin E. S Dorthy Ward, 413 Catherine Hgts. DAVID ALAN WENNER Mr. 8 Mrs. E.j. Wenner, Ir. , PO Box 228 L. Hamilton Band Sec. , Region Clinic, AFS Treas. , Exchange Student to England, Beta Treas., NHS, Drama, Thespians, Our Town, Life with Father, jr. Rotarian, Student Council, Newspaper Staff, Who's Who Among H.S. Students, Debate Team. Plans to attend La. Tech majoring in mech. engineering. Ambition- ' 'To win the nat'l water skiing tourney. ' ' DIANE MICHELLE WEST Mrs. j.L. West, Rt. 1 Box 665 Library Club Rep., NHS, Beta Club, AFS, Panorama, Spanish, Honor Roll, Soc. of Distinguished H.S. Students. Plans to attend GCCC majoring in Eng. S Jour. Ambition- ' 'To work on a newspaper staff and someday write a book. BRENDA MARIE WESTGATE Bernard 8 Mary Westgate, Rt. S Box 3791-I Flag Team, Band. WILLIAM WHIPPLE fBillj Mr. S Mrs. LW. Whipple, Sr., 3525 Malvern ROTC, Rifle Team Letterman, Battalion Ex. O. Plans to attend UCA majoring in bus. ad. Ambition- ' 'To make a million and retire before 40. I BRAD KYLE WI-IITLOW Leon 8 Susan Whitlow, Rt. 3 Box 646 Basketball, AV Aide, Plans to go to college . GAIL ELAINE WILLIAMS - Early Graduate. THOMAS FREDERICK WILLIAMS I Fruit of the Loomj Mr. S Mrs. Charles E. Williams, 101 W. Vista Dr. Thespian and Drama Pres. , NHS, AFS, Beta, Annual Staff, Boys' State, Basketball letterman, Sr. Class V. Pres., jr. Rotarian, Grand Nat'l Bank jr. 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He also belongs to Beta Club, AFS, and served as junior class president. He was basketball co-captain this year and was listed in Who's Who Among High School Students. He was a member of the All-Region and All-State Choir and participated in Life with Father. Eric plans to attend Ouachita Baptist University majoring in accounting. M KNEW . WKKMW JIM DRAKE v EHHMM fa 'V V 'f L L Lolly Elam is student council secretary and has been reporter. She is also reporter of National Honor Society. She was a member of the basketball and football homecoming royalty. Lolly was active in Drama Club, Thespians, and was in the cast of Our Town, and Life with Father. She is a member of Beta Club, AFS, and Annual Staff. She served as Freshman Cheerleader and is on the Debate Team. Lolly plans to attend Harding College majoring in accounting and mathematics . PINKY FEW LORI FROST Jia Lori Frost is a member of the annual staff and Panorama staff. She is a member of AFS and Drama Club and served as reporter of FTA. Lori was this year's harvest queen and is listed in Who's Who Among High School Students . She was in Spanish Club and served as Beta Club Secretary. She is also a National Honor Society scholarship nominee. Lori plans to attend the University of Arkansas majoring in speech pathology. Pinky Few is a football letterman and made the All Region Football team. He was active in Drama Club and had a leading part in Life with Father. Pinky was on the track team, the annual staff, and Thespians. He plans to attend University of Central Arkansas majoring in political science. 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She was a member of both the football and basketball homecomings . She was a student council representative and served as Junior Class Secretary. She was Spanish Club treasurer, Worked in the Guidance office, and served as an assistant in the kindergarten. Phoebe plans to attend Ouachita Baptist University to study real estate, marketing and fashion, and accounting. Society Treasurer and is recording secretary for both the Drama Club and Thespians. She was AFS Vice President and was a member of both the annual staff and Spanish Club. She was in the cast of Life with Father and was on the Debate Team. She also belonged to Beta Club. Ann plans to attend Vanderbilt University. if if ff. vii' . 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207 Rodgers Lumber Co 191 Royal Arms G1ft Shop 169 Rynders Auto Supply 198 S 81 H A1r Cond1t1on1ng 164 S gl S Buslness Machlnes 193 Salnt Mlchael s School 182 Sands Motel 194 Schraders 188 Selz Slgns 186 Seventy West Hdwe 188 Shlrley s Beauty Salon 164 Shockley Realty 184 S1monov1ch Fam1ly 202 B J Smlth Realty 169 Kelth Smlth Co Inc 200 Pete Smlth Co Inc 179 Smugglers Cove 163 Son1c Dr1ve In 178 Southland Insurance 163 Spa Muffler 169 SPIHIIS Pet Shop 163 The Sportlng Goods 170 Stanage Co 180 Stanage Transportat1on 180 Stevens, lnc 207 Bob Stec Realty 195 Strout Realty 170 Stubby's H1kry P1t 168 The Sunshme Boutlque 178 Suskey's Dept Store 207 Floyd Sutton 165 Tae Kwondo 188 Taylor Made Crafts 194 Thorton T1re Co 203 Thrash Bu11ders 192 T1mberl1ne Internat1onal 193 T1ttle's Automotlve 160 U S Army Recru1t1ng 170 Un1onCarb1de 184 185 Unlted Steelworkers 206 Valley Lumber gl Supply 199 Vaughan Hdwe 166 Welborn Bros 178 Wendy s 174 Weyerhauser 196 Whatnot Shop 194 B111 Whlte Rad1o 81 TV 164 Whlte Ducks 199 WIISOH Auto Tr1m 163 W1lson Lumber Co 161 Wllson Pa1nt1ng 81 Decorat1ng 168 W1nters M 81 M TV 181 Zero A1r Cond1t1on1ng 174 ' - H - . -207 ' - ' ' ' n- H.s. n -203 7 n - ' - - H.s. 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I 1 PERMANEIN iASTING, INC BG WILSON LUMBER COMPANY INC KILN DRIED YELLOW PINE LUMBER HOTSPRINGS ARK PATE S SHOE STORE MISS AMERICA AND LIFE STRIDE SHOES FOR WOMEN NUNN BUSH PEDWIN ROB LEE S FOR MEN 726 CENTRAL HOT SPRINGS , . , - 9 O I JVL POP-N-PIZZA PARLOR PH 624 - 1 6 l 61 INDIANDALE SHOPPING C CENTE R HOTSPRINGS POP-N-PIZZA II PH - 321-9224 IOOOALBERT PIKE HOT SPRINGS HOLIDAY Jl:WELERS WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING ENGRAVING DIAMOND SETTING 816 CENTRAL 624-2662 LARENCE EDWARDS OWNER WATCHMAKER W. E . PHILLIPS S0 5 9 X T LAKE CATHERINE FOOTWEAR CO CATHERINE SHORES 262 1440 Best W1Sh6S to Class Of 1977 An AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER G-ARTENBERGS DEPARTMENT STORE ,SQ At Levis Boots Western Wear 833 CENTRAL Compliments of 1 o - 1 S rveyhg 92 AIRPO T RoA S RINGS, ARKANSAS 7190 15017 767-2366 f 4 I A I f-1 77 R X 47 A 5 I 12 '11 'V F 1. , . . SI I if .4 ,' 55 ' ..:.a,.'-.'-vw g.4,F5.:g3y:gx:,.3Iv IV- A i ni' i. 'Af-'lfgg QQIQEN G I N E E A Pl nmng Engmecrmg u I A R HO P Compliments to the 1977 Seniors From HOT SPRINGS PACKING CO INC WILSON AUTO TRIM SHOP Specializing Seat Covers Phone 623 1051 1917 Central Hot Springs SPINTI S PET SHOP Specializing in Parakeets 8: Tropical Fish Large Selection of Pet Supplies 412 Albert Pike 623 5472 LOBO ENTERPRISES INC 505 Lakeland Drive Hot Springs AR 71901 Phone 525 1600 QE In Q lff..-. H1Sp 1 Compliments Of IRENE CALES CUPBOARD OF ANTIQUES 922 Central Oaklawn Plaza Across From Racetrack 624 1945 , . - 1 H 9 IOIOC I I Avenue Phone 6210624 0 rings NaIionaI Par ,Arkansas GENERAL RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGN AND DRAFTING SERVICES 837 BELLAIRE DRIVE K HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 71901 MORRIS D, CASH PHONE 15011 321-1274 51118 11 1 80 1111 SMUGGLERS COVE IMPORTS 2920 Central 624-7043 Norma Bowers Pat Doster CN 11 af Whatever size Eve is We can Fit her! Southwest Plaza 623-6388 600-J Main St Hot Springs Ark fl X1 x,xN 452 7' T65 345- anffcaf Eaaufy '- 1308 C . 623-0520 I I I ll Y mfg bf.- . H -1- LI: ENTRAL AVE I IOT SPRINGS ARK PH DORIS VVALTERS QVVNER R. Q G5 2 O 103 HILLWOOD D HOT SPRINGS. .A 0 '-32 ,,.,., :Q 5 M 2' 52 S gf 'S Q0 5'- ?!4:fi L1 lg- Z I 4 V Q1.A 1.,!,.ii.f j -, Q S 0 E ' 9' A 51 ILE IJ' ' O i ' N J, m 70 'F QI 2 J, if I -no fI -f f . fl 2 EQ sw - .- E m Z- K I . W 'Q 5 0 62 MI f ' Q 9 O . Z x 'II' . Z, km . - Tm I. ,IW 3- 57 U' 'Q M 15 2 GU -.5 YI? 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U srnurs OPEN DAILY 5 PM To H me mvns DINING Rooms 402 Cemral Ave. CYPRESS sr 1. xssznvz AV - zoo FT orr z camo ON Hwv 70 E Hof Springs' Ark. 7 I 90I FLOYD SUTTON CORP General Con+rac+or Licenged Hof Springs, Arkansas 623 M Bonded 7 l 90l Phone 262-2283 746 HAIR DEE S Kl0THES KLOSET REVQLUTION MISSES SIZES 6 thru 20 HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS 71901 DEE WILLIAMS 5426 Malvern Road Owner Hot Springs, AR 71901 We Manufacfure Oualily Concrele Bird Balhs and Sfalues OZARK ANNIE'S GIFT SHOP Feafuring Franlroma Poliery BT- 1953 Oul High ay 7 Sourh 6 Miles Roscoe and Anna Mae Pelers Roule I Box 246 Telephone 525-8642 Hof Springs Ark. 7I9OI MAVERICK JEANS SIZES 3 thru 18 Phone 525-8255 P.O. Box 2097 I903 Higdon Ferry , . QP 26 ago S6240 5 Q0 'XX 6' G ,X 5 . fQW2'p0 Sgwwf? of Qggiflf 3' Q? Q7 006.661 6 bb 6 ,S ,oo J., 65,52 QQ. Q -5? V250 12, 00 gg' in 999, W V550 . 6 4 so X A4 Cv G! N Q Cf? O41 00 43 Q S' 2 42, Qf 4 fic' 2 5 '55 xr HQ? fi is Q? RY' Y? Q, Q' Q50 6' 4531? .2 OO Q 49' T' if fb Q' C? 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SIoan.RainwaIer,IM.D. I I . , M.D. MATTHEWS PHARMACY Congratulations Seniors! 1423 Central Avenue LAMAR BATH HOUSE Phone 623-3921 Central Avenue Hot Springs, Arkansas Hot Springs, Arkansas CARUTH FUNERAL HOME Member-Order of Golden Rule 655 Park Avenue Hot Sprmgs Arkansas Compliments LITTLE PRODUCE CO Conventlon Blvd gl Palm 623-4464 - Hot Springs Charles J Brldges 3601 Malvern - Hot Springs Phone 501j624-5222 I MC CLARD S BARBECUE Orders to Go 505 Albert Plke Phone 623-0586 JONES MILL FEDERAL CREDIT UNION MEMBER NCUA OFFICE HOURS 8 30a m to 4 30p m jones M111 Ark 72105 844 4641 DOROTHY WILSON MANAGER FLOWERS OF D1sT1NcT1oN HOT SPRINGS FLORIST J ,L ,- -, X . ,g, 1 . JFIUIUBYS 9 1 ITD ' 2032 CENTRAL HOT SPRINGS ARK 623-5536 PAT HAERING-OWNER B 1 Smith b J srruth ROYAL ARMS GIFT SHOP 508 West Grand 623-0918 JOE GIOMPOLETTI Bullder Custom Homes-Remodeling Rt 5 Box 800P-I-lot Springs Phone 5011767-5021 ll ll . P 61 x . 9 'f i Q yff W 4 - lik 1 4 J! sa H . f h BRIDGES AUTOMOTIVE M ,ev Ap, if O ll f,71 I a , . o o o 0 ! D Qlrunm Qlnlnng Jliuusr nf Elmpnrtn Zlnr. 624-0579 800 Central - Ha! Springs Arkansas Hanhinnn Eirnm Aruunh Ihr mnrlh Phone 624-3701 238-244 Central - Hot Springs Arkansas T G E HAWTHORN MEAT C0 INC COUNTRY SAUSAGE ROUTE 2 Box B26 I-IAWTHORN ROAD OFF SPRING STREET PHONE 623-B111 .ABUT ' PAUL L. PROFFITT A' M U. S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION 2900 CENTRAL HOT SPRINGS, AR I OFFICE PHONE C5011 623-7831 U.S ARMY ,rx com, Ls WL. v CAREERS UNLIMITED f 933 MALVERN AVENUE - HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 71901 PHONE 624-5768 Jennie C'IHIIz1rie trques FURNITURE - GLASS - COLLECTABLES HWY. 7 SOUTH - 7112 CENTRAL ACROSS FROM LAKE HAMILTON POST OFFICE STROUT REALTY O OAT 1212 PARK AVENUE, STATE HIGHWAY 7 NORTH HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 71901 15017 624-7659 9 , 1 l 0 U I Q o VA, Qu-sf If 5 4' Q' 6' 41 O PUWIM ,sf-'X ! ' INC RP Ia :D HOME FURNITURE CO new and used 623 6831 Agn G Pffffrwg -e-ANTH-'S-wr 1 '1 I4IxQ .I?l'- Ilmfk. ya X Elbert Murphy 202 Thlrd St Floyd WIISOH Hot Sprlngs , Ark ' E. r I SJ 9 . -rx 072 , f ff- ,g. ' . ggi .f' NM AX'--E ir :,,.. 1 'f 'fr 'ffm If in II 1 TI F. in ESI .. ., E.urI1.,.ff.IJ' f if x fr ly- . II . hicken Count rg 1124 Malvern Ave 624- 151 5 ff, '-.'42z. , avi? Delicious Chicken and Fixin's 51 Y T'E A? 21 f I T.. ,,p,: I filf 57 Q I z- . , . 1. : n , REYNGLDS METALS COMPANY UNUIJJ, 'VIUMHUXXXX Jones M111 Reductlon Plant Reynolds Metals Company urges you to contlnue your Educatlon for a Career w1th a Future X ,, . i , ' g Q RKANSAS r , WM ' N U M n14 i T4 PHONE 5011262-3420 P. O. BOX 1410 HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS 71901 500 Airport Road Hot Springs Arkansas Phone 624-7144 THE BATTERY CENTER INC CoMPL1MENTs OF DUKE FABRIC CENTER INC 720 CENTRAL i .,..f- Ll 'M 10X DISCOUNT FOR HOME EC STUDENTS irq., -,. K X O . if ' Tfrg HUBBARD 8L SON INC Feed- Seed- Hardware Garden Center mm YOUR DEALER Grand Avenue and Valley Street nlnifflldf 623-3508 , . 462 .A ,UQ ,lv im, BOB CARPENTER S CARPET WORLD Carpe+ - Vmyl Floor Covermg Wallpaper and Supplies I I07 Hugdon Bolo Carpen+er 623-66I6 Hof Springs AR 7I90I Res Phone 623-59I7 525-3276 SU UKI HONDA GO RAMS GO 'll HOBSON HONDA gl SUZUKI CYCLES 907 and 909 Hobson Avenue Hot Sprlngs Arkansas Phone 623 3349 HOBSON MOTOR CO 906 Hobson Avenue Phone 321 2595 B111 Rlchardson General Manager 9 L .. 4, J u.igW Q ., I v- .., x I wx M 3 'lr il' Inc 0 n . . , . O CHIIS HARLAN-NOE-BATTLE LUMBER CO. Lumber 81 Building Material Maurice 81 Railroad Hot Springs Ark 623-3328 DENIM DUDS Wrangler Lady Wrangler HOT SPRINGS NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION 43 it -W3 Q ZERO AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY Rheem Equipment Heating-Cooling Sheet Metal Work 321 Ouachita 623-7862 DOUG BOWEN Dug 99' 'iixw' om FASHIONED HAMBUHBBR5 Modern Country Contemporary Rock Box 2309 Hot Springs Ark 501 -623-6661 Bill Maddox Manager 32333 Shirts Tops Belts-Indian Jewelry Unusual Clothing with Fashion in Mind 2608 Central 623-5260 Bill Baswell Wrangler Kids Wendy s Chili 81 Frosty We Fix Hamburgers 256 Different Ways 249 W GRAND AT OAK l ,is 5 3 2 F 6 X I ! 5 U QW ' o I gy ll Complimenis of THE HOUSE OF FLOWERS One I-Iundred'Eleven Hollywood Lane 623-1351 SALES -- SERvII:E -- LEASE -- RENTALS HUT SPRINGS FIXTURE CCI FDUD SERVICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES J Hardin jones 504 Ouachita 623-6607 Hot Springs Ark wb WeddIng Bands X K, BrIdal Sets , Promlse Rmgs ' Neck ChaIns Pendants FashIon Jewelry wIth down to earth PFICGS fkll lllll llll ll' 414 CENTRAL 321 1308 Ho1SprIngs Arkansas 616624 UV 91647148 16' If P74 ZIJV5 Custom Framing Restorations Fine Art Paintings - Oil Portraits 624-7366 117 Central Hot Springs Arkansas BUCKSTAFF BATH HOUSE gg 55133 In. M III IQIPM III PII ri WI Itiirilii W T11 I il Orland W Koonce-Manager Since 1946 BENNETT S QAKLAWN SERVICE INC 24-Hour Service AAA Service Pick Up 81 Delivery Service X3 I P . . 1' irIfa ,' Egg.--p-. f -L ' 3125 Central M Y , D ' 1 ' si.. 2:15-, A 9 Y mi I W. ,Im 0 fl 761 15 . A W 'ex E ' . ,af 1 6 If S X f -1. 0 I I , f Lg O WMM HW? asf 3 1 n ll RMI 111225 Im U H' I . - - I I1 ll I I o I 'II ff f f 7 bf' U' K I 1' Zi na M ' glrx Q NICE I , ... I A 1,351+ A A I XL ji, , 1 I L-ffwfbff ---Q.-...f Nifgxigiiia 4 in asa 2 fffk? 21? NK. 411 4- ii' 4, iz W as A yvfr fi U5 w, vw m Zkhxs sw X Wa 4 QV' ANI iw 1 , V 1 - ff 'Q f .ff- ,Q 4 ali a.-A L V , mmx,R,g,,,,, , ,... . , .,,. .. - if , -, ,f is wgvz, wwe - f , H im ,, ff? 5 my W 5 f f I.-N M I ,, 01 J: , I ZIV, V7 H My Z gg., if ,W V aww I N J Y' 'M 1 f L 1 2 1 . AW' v A T - A 5 , V M . ' T' , ,., 5 f' ' f . 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Qualrly Cons+ruc+ion wifh flue nex+ Generafion in Mind Messersmdh 8: Son General Con'I'rac+ors 838 Bellaire Drive Ph 623-9495 lltl ll ll I I rree lll SPECIALIZING IN FREE HOME DELIVERY Where the best milk grows I -CQ HUMPHREYS DAIRY BOTTLI NG COMPANY 192 Maurice St ON SHADY GROVE ROAD 262 1820 ,m.-.Q fiwlixtm 2ll le f r I ,eel - M' I 12 I vu I I ll I fe: L - M . 4 ff KKK 623 4981 T ALB ELLIS MANAGER HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK THE COUNTRY CLUB OF HOT SPRINGS THE SUNSHINE BOUTIQUE M'sses Jun'orx and Ladies Ready to Wear 1.913 Albert Pike Mowery Wyatt Pl'1za Vicky - Helena - Tackle EDWARD D. JONES 84 CO. MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Larry P Jarnapan your Local Broker fanfic A f A3-gf :2?:g':a1Eg':zM W T 624 PARK AVENUE REAL ESTATE .1 xgagrq L pe. ,I'-f,Ai1.S HOPKINS REXALL DRUGS INC. 627 Albert Pike - 624-4491 Hot Springs Arkansas Open 7 days a week OAKLAWN SUPPLY CO 7iz'ae'VuQae HARDWARE STORES 2026 CENTRAL AVE HOTSPRINGS ARKANSAS Z . 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AREA VOCATIONAL TECHNKIAL Auto Mechanics Marine Mechanics Small Engine Repair Health Occupations Practical Nursing Secretarial Occupations Office Machine Repair Have You Considered the Career Opportunities in: Offset Printing Building Trades Masonry Appliance Service Drafting Electronics Hospitality Industry For Complete Information Call ' 3 QUAPAW S, VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL 5 4' 5 SCHOOL 3 'E Hot Springs ..... 5274-5551 We zwde- ZIIIJIIAE 641 1,6 IIZHIIES if N921 H1150 easy E US! , . ECHL f Malvern D 's-..-4' Qblhz Mflurlh 11 Qntnques ' , W- ig: a a. dd ' V5 . .w. c . W 524-1329 ,,. .,V.V1V.:A.lb W H223 'lawn .4.WA bAb 1 ZII, 2 SHOCKLEY REALTY CO CITY HOMES LAKE HOMES COMMERCIAL UNION CARBIDE MINING AND METAL DIVISION 262-3001 CABLE REELS AND PALLETS 419 QUAPAW AKE OFFICE , ,.,, G., 624-5371 fHWy 750 5 525-2797 f 'V' N REALTORI x CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 77 H' I I CLARENCE JORDAN GARLAND COUNTY JOE WOOSLEY ' I I 7 f . f. . Sl , 9 Q ' 7 5. 1 O O3 Ql,m,, .y4,L,,,,f.. I w cuff. M, K . 5233 g UH, M m er DIC ...-...Ns f American 81 Importe nhques Stamed Glass ncker Oriental Rugs Collectables Wholesale Re all 81 Appralsals We uyfstates 0 Pieces lblks N of Grandlr entralJct 4 f W lllulllll All L After rs a I I796 4 'Ari T ll INDUSTRIAL PARK CORPORATION Will Touch Your Life Today, Something We Do SENIGR '72 . p. I f 3 EY 3 HWY 270 HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS BATES REEL CO., INC. umon uname CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 77 from BILL JORDAN Cigare++es - Cigars - Tobacco - Candy School Supplies - Canady Dry Beverages 7l6 Hobson ' P. O. Box 2277 Phone 6232502 Hof Springs, Arkansas 7I90I ANOTHER GREAT ARKANSAS TEAM 223nd Combat Commumcatlons Squadron ARKANSAS AIR NATIONAL GUARD XT MAYBE YOU BELONG CONTACT TSGT LARRY LOOPER PHONE 623 8819 . QM f Y JJ LE INC If nts Borden lt S got to be good X BROCHUR S - PROGRAMS OFFSET - COMPLETE DESIGN SERVICE 1 LEI IERPRESS unoriej! Wffloelgr' GPrinUng GLiU1ography Phone b 4-:Bl I04JIllllq, QI 18,1 gn Q x umm X SNOI.LVOI'IBI'Id E OO S1351 Complimenfs of hot springs sclvmgs 81 Iocm C 623 3l8I the S Q L. that puts hot SDFIHQS on top k . ouachlta and grand ar ansas central clty N. H0414- MQ I I K 515 Hill C. S E I Z PHONE l501l 623-1646 3 I 0 R wa Z O I ' O 1. 53 Z -4 I 9.- 5' 2 E. Nl LD if o T' ? E Q 2 UI 3 UI -I If 1 0 Z 3 -4 I 0 D -I ix P 5 o 0 m 1 I I M E. .5 2' Z 1 l 'I 3 E IZ ,, .. O I oz U7 f -1 O ,d 610 west GRAND Ave Hof srnmcs ARK 71901 SIGNS O uc' -' -5' L 2 0 . Im' . 40 QV? I23I enfral. . . - Printers and ta loners, ln .................. - Pairded Plasfic u oor Neon ' v - JARRELL PLUMBING CO INC WM' - TI-IE MECLURE s GROCERY ' AND 6 9' ESSO SERVICE STATION 623 4562 N h 262 68 HAMBURGERS l Q I A22i L 'ATA 1 . . ' 4 .I U a vern Ave I ' I X C I -.1 Carpenfer Dam Road I5 1 1 1 f 1, 1 X gi, If O :nuns bunntigg BENJAMIN A e MOORE P i Wlth PAINT SUPPLY COMPANY 303 Albert Pik 623 1601 623-1602 COCA COLA B ttl' g C 322 Market St. a e K P HAPPY CAIN -Owner Congratulations Seniors 1971 CREDIT BUREAU CF HOT SPRINGSQ INC. Telephone 50I!623-8833 P.O. Box 233 HQ+ Spring5,Arkan5a5 7 5 hrzxh nfs 530 Central Distinguished IN1en's Wear 624-2811 McDonaId's Amazing Menu i' I I ' o ' 1001, Pure Beef Hamburgers Tempting Cheeseburgers Old-Fashioned Shakes Crisp Golden French Fries Thirst-Ouenching Coke Delightful Root Beer j Coffee As You Like It Menon Full-Flavored Orange Drink ' rl Refreshing com wink P' - an ' Fiiei-0-Fisn Everything For 7 G w E S T The Handy Man or Builder HARDWARE Cr APPLIANCES 7 6 7 - 6 I l 2 1510 AIRPORT RD Phone 624 3695 TAE KWONDO 1821 Central Chlef Instructor Bob I-Iardln Hot Sprlngs Ark Asst Instructor Mark Roddenberry 188 W nk 8f'l?ust In S I1 ka Ar frcufors wine IIIISS rings, awank. announremrnts, rfifQ1nas,and'4'afs Xgowns ED SHEHANE :Ms P.O. Box I I I8 Hof Springs, Arkansas 7l9OI PI1one:I5OII 767-3436 Si nc e 19 O 5 of , P32353 I IX! C S Q O If ,Q YT- ET. D : Printers Stationers Office Supplies Office Furniture 536-38 Ouachita C5015 62-1-1271 G 301 OuacI'1i+a S1-CRES Hoi Springs, Arkansas 7 I 90I Engine Maie Ba'H'eries AuI'omobiIe!TrucIc!TracI'or!Bus!Marine!GoIf Car+ RED DIAMOND BATTERY COMPANY : ROUTE 6. BOX B28, GARLAND COUNTY INDUSTRIAL PARKIHOT SPRINGS, ARK. 71901 . , r . J ' ' PHONE I50 3 -fare f I 262 2230 EVERYTHING IN THE BUILDING LINE LUMBEII ron LCW PRICES CALL J QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS J gggvlcg HARDWARE 3 21 2100 f We HOME CENTER 895 VALLEY sr. AT TI-IE LOWEST mess .Ii ' XI J IIII I A i I IIII FREE .gg 0 G E R ESTIMATES L V FREE DELIVERY T F O s LUMBER 81 SUPPLY COMPANY, INC -1... -in -.-'ngal 1 jd!-f '15 Compliments o Mmm 'K I II . L Q-ST ' 5 X is 2 I I R Consulting Engineers Water, Sewerage, and Gas Systems - Surveys - Street Paving Drainage - Airports - Appraisals - Industrial Development ltd 'Q CATHERINE HEIGHTS MGBILE PARK Merle Jones Permanenl Residen'I's Ifz Mile Off Malvern Road Turn Righf I Block Pasl' Lakeside School Building Material THRASH BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. . o II, I J 5 'I fi? , N 5I I Ca+I1erine Heighls Rd. Ho+ Springs, Arkansas 21 2I Alben Pike 623-669I 262- I 783 it nn- 1 4' 4 Q 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 fx 3: QU t Y if 44 4' I l 4,4 44 tfifii Hwy. 270 Wesl' Illlllill Ullilirliillil TIMBERLINE INTERNATIONAL INC I ' AI' A ' .Av' ALSO FEATURING HWY 70 E LAWN 81 GARDEN EQUIPMENT HOT SPRINGS ARK LOGGING EQUIPMENT 5Olf623-1665 COMPLETE PARTS gl SERVICE DEPARTMENT . 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GILLHAM 'PAINTED SIGNS OF ALL KINDS QSILK SCREEN PROCESS SIGNS 114 East Grand Av Hot Springs PHONE 623-1433 Women gl Men Precision Haircuts I CURLING IRON Sc BLOW WAVING HIGH FASHION STYLING 81 COLORINC' CLOSED SATURDAY Open Evenings By Appointment 623-5876 1801 CENTRAL I HOT SPRINGS SURGICAL SUPPLY INC p 1313 Central Avenue Hot Springs Ark 71901 623-8888 SANDS MOTEL 1525 Central Avenue 501 X624 1258 Don Sanders Manager THE WHATNOT SHOP Hobby and Craft Center 1907 Central Hot Springs Ark 71901 TAYLOR MADE CRAFTS Specializing in Arkansas O11 Stones 414 Winona 624 6871 Alvin Taylor KING ARTHUR S COURT 1501 O3 Central Avenue Hot Springs Arkansas PYRON PLUMLEE CONSTRUCTION INC P O Box D D 330 Winona Street Ray Henson Carroll Plumlee Hot Springs Arkansas 71901 Comphmenis of COOLEY S FOOD MARKET IO9 Malvern H01 Springs Ark 623-335I G 623-4472 1025 Valle Hot Springs - wma couomomuc sms nnmn sfnvlc: Y culuenu LAWN BOY QMIIWWER MURPHY MARINE 623-1411 208 West Grand Briggs gl Stratton-Tecumseh-Lawson Power Products Ford Tractors EVINRUDE STIHL Equipment Z xx I Ig IX I I v 3 in a ff ' .s ' M Us '-'f ,IJ .. if 5 1. , 5 . lf .vt 7' 5 .. 1-1.-55.1-,lu S 5 V' ,gr S , . I ' IIEY , . L IX 7 Q C f I AR . , ' 5 , , . O C' I Marvin 81 Bobbie Hoover Owners, BOB STEC S REALTY 615 Park Avenue Hot Sprlngs Ark 71901 Frank Arnold QSSOCIHIG 1631116 Wllllams assoclate 525 2909 Toy Shanex Broker Commercial lncluslrial Residenlial Developmenf Financial Planning Feasibilify Sludies Analysis Maximum and Besl Land Use Inves+men+ Opporlunifies Farms and Acreage .R Trees are Arkansas renewable natural resource We re growmg new trees today to provnde the useful wood products youll need tomorrow Weyerhaeuser TheTree Growmg Company I ul , xo' ff x ff A . ' A X XX I ,Nj ' in K X , J Q l e ,, I 9 O Q o 7 ff, Muni . 0 3301 CENTRAL 321-9191 -- 1 Congra+ula+ions Seniors rw 'yi HCDTEL Q Q l l Close To Everything Phone SOI !623e3322 Luxury Mofel AddI+IOf1 Beaufy Shop - Klfchenefres Comple+e Thermal Ba'rh House Under U S Regulahon M FI Mr and Mrs Massage on ezzanme Oor 2OI Cen+ralAvenue Jerome Whnpole Sr. Swlmmmg Poo' 1 Free Parkmg Hof Springs Owners and Managers Coffee Shop Nahonal Park Arkansas Open7AM Trl IZPM S X,,f- -fd, Cooked the Great Ole Fash1oned Way 51 years at the same Locatlon 709 Park Larry 81 JOSIG Freet O 7 t 12 pen6 jay? a Szeekp m For Orders to go CC1osed Wednesdaysj 623 1061 . 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Louis Place Hot Springs , Arkansas XSHION LINE FRAMES I4-0557 E MID-SOUTH ENGINEERING 2814 MALVERN AVE P O Box 1399 Hot Springs Arkansas I WHITE DUCKS Land!Wa+er Sightseeing Tours Dal y 9:00 I . 0 2'00 4.00 6.00 Q52 I I, Ride the Exciting ,I i o CENTRAL BOWLING LANE' Enioy+l'1e Indoor Sports for Millions Bowling - Pool- Snooker - Air Hockey 4825 Central Avenue FRANICS HVARDWARVE COMPANY We Install alIiljl?IggllrESE'vCoIdlie Systems 525-822 l, 700l Central VALLEY LUMBER 84 SUPPLY INC. B, J, Etzlzorn, Manager Lumber 7 Building Material - Carpeting Plione 623-3394 ARKANSAS DOOR 81 WINDOW CO. c. 31 oo JC IDE. Z2 fl SE -3 -all l5.3. cn 3 U Io 02 gm o :Z Wo +1 gm aa Q.: V' hes.. CITY HARDWARE 2I I E. Grand 623-430l A NA 1,11 1 'I V4 I fn X9 Yi., X-I , V4 n. ' ' , IN: 0 I S' 5 ' www DAVIS SHOE STORE V . lGarland Davis - Ownerl 400 Albert Pike I-10+ Springs, Ark. 71901 Ph. 624-4943 KING KONE DRIVE-IN REYNOLDS UN 0 l 0 fllmlu MALVERN CABLE PLANT JONES MILL 'v f'N HOME OF THE PURPLE COW SPECIALIZING IN FOOT LONG HOT DOGS P O BOX 623-8828 MANUFACTURERS OF MORE FEEDS KEITH SMITH CO INC GQ X J' . '79 DOWNTOWN GROCERY AND MARKET FANCY FOODS SPECIALITIES Q 623-3952 7l3CENTRAL ELTA S 7.30 A M TILL 6 P M RU EL SHOP SMART FEMINE APPAREL SIZES 3-20 514 CENTRAL ' xxx I IM f MW' 1322 ' CENTRAL AVE HOT SPRINGS ARK 71901 624-2231 624-5209 REALTOR L N BUDDY DEAN REPRESENTING DEAN INSURANCE 84 REAL ESTATE CO. '5 X' su lg G' IK Y 9 N A , 'I IIN -I CALL THIS NUNIBER 624 5711 9 And you ll hear our comnutment to g1VC you better bank serv1ce QQ x Q U G3'.?.G'3 ' xilv mwwiag. u faeces- O O S O Q O ' . v- . . V - 5 , I ' 3 .... 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H01 SPRINGS BEAUTY IIIILIEGE 623 0862 C WI, 'A' lea' asm: I ff J fin - - ' sm hotogrophg mork 1716 Cent al Avenue 623 5162 gg ifellzsszmvz 6 H DDY 212 CENTRAL AVE 2016 CENTRAL AVE Cgxrnrh 5 nttques 1 407 AIRPORT ROAD HIGHWAY 70 WEST HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS 71901 PHONE 624 4991 IVI AT T I-I E VV S MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS 0 PHONE 6241731 2214 ALBERT PIKE HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS 71901 REED PLUMBING 8c SUPPLY CO Wholesale Dlstrlbutors 212 Thlrd Street 623 1624 624 1234 KAY RAGLAND Interlor Deslgner 1022 Central Avenue 623 7573 767 6677 THORTON TIRE COMPANY Pete Thorton and Gene Tart 2210 Albert Plke 623 4987 PETE S MEAT MARKET 8a DELICATESSEN 2134 Albert Plke 623 1572 ELLIOTT BUTANE CO. INC. General Electrlc Appllances L P.G. Systems and Appllances 1310 Central 623 1581 C pII 619 + I B Iy S f X A H, 1 rv ' inning and W Advance In f , u and Part Q? 1 Tune ents 7 1' Small Down P Payment fx - f - -623- 975 H . 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