Mansfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Mansfield, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1969 volume:

S ohe 1969 Oiger Mansfield High School Mansfield, Arkansas Kdilor........................................Jim Thomas Assitant Editor ..............................B«’Uy Jesse Sponsor....................................Edmond Brewer 2969.. .ode jjear Moved This year, a diram became fact as the students of Mansfield High moved into a new building. Our old building was erected in 1927. and no longer met the needs of the current student body. Much student labor was utilized in the move, as many students lent a hand to speed things alor . Typical of the facilities unavailable in the old building is the new language lab. School days in the old building were often cold. dark, and wet. .. While warm, dry, well-lighted halls characterize days in our new building. School School board members stand in the lobby of the new school. The school l oard members are shown in the conference room of .?°mt . ° ngbt: President hark Overton, Allen Tucker, the new school which they helped to make a rrality. Vice-Presdent Cecil Newman, Billy Byers, and Secretary Charlie Casev. Administration MR. EDMOND BREWER Principal MR. ALBERT WH1LEY Superintendent M.H.S. 3acuity Mrs. Greta Alien Arkansas Polytechnic College Music and Band Mrs. Betty Blanton Ouachita Baptist University librarian Mr. I «airy D. Cochran Arkansas Polytechnic- College Jr. High Knglish Miss Sarita Baker Ouachita Baptist University Sr. High Knglish Mr. Herbert Blanton John B. Stetson University Jr. High Math and F.nglish Mrs. Irene Holbrook Texas State College for Women Speech Arts Miss Stella Barker Arkansas State Teachers College Jr. High Beading and Geography Miss Barbara Browning Arkansas Polytechnic College Commercial ■ Mr. Larry Kennedy State College Of Arkansas Sr. High Math Mr. Jiin Lewis College of The Ozarks Football and Physical Fducation Mr. Hugh Lowimore Arkansas Stale Teachers College Guidance Councelor Miss Sharon Mayner Harding College Home Economics Mrs. Lucille Miller Oklahoma College for Women Social Studies Mr. Gary Simmons College of The Ozarks basketball Mrs. Virginia Simpson Study Hall Mr. Sam Taylor Mr. Charles Vincent Mrs. Grace Whiley University of Arkansas University of Arkansas Assistant Librarian Vocational Agriculture Science Curriculum To meet the needs ol the more than 300 boys and girls enrolled, Mansfield offers a variety of curricular studies and activities. All students cannot participate in as many subjects as they would like but the school does its best to accommodate the larger part of the enrollment. This year has been a greater success because of the new educational facilities w hich have been provided. The new environment has made it much easier for the students to study and for the teachers to do their jobs. Gnglisfi The senior high Knglish teacher. Mis Baker, helps her eleventh grade Knglish class with their literature assignment. The second semester is devoted to liter- ature while the first semester is con- cerned with Knglish grammar. This junior high Knglish class, under the direetion of Mr. Cochran, has a lesson in Knglish grammar. The teacher is there to answer questions and this student takes advantage of it. ‘6n e 3ine Arts of Writing Speaking The journalism class works in class to accomplish many things: to write articles, to read from the text book, to discuss newspapers and how they are run, to work on the annual, and to do anything else that concerns writing or journalism. Journalism work cannot always be done in a classroom. Here journalism students work in the office typing, getting pictures ready for thr annual, and running odd jobs that must be done. Mrs. Holbrook, speech arts teacher, stands in front of the speech class giving instructions to the class. This class takes notes, does the senior play, and has parts in all types of programs and assemblies. A required part of the speech work is getting up in front of the class to give a speech that you have thought up and prepared. Here Jan Quick is shown delivering a speech that she has prepared, to the students in the class. Mr. Kennedy, senior high math teacher, is shown here conducting his trigonometry class. This is the highest course in math that is offered at Mansfield this year. It is currently filled with all senior boys. Mr. Blanton, junior high math teacher for the first semester, is shown with some of the students he teaches. Miss Linda Joyce took over for Mr. Blanton after he left. Mr. Kennedy is shown teaching his algebra II class. Mat fi Mrs. Vincent, substitute junior high math teacher, is shown with one of her math classes. Mrs. Miller, senior high social studies teacher, reads to her history class. Mrs. Miller likes to review the chapters in class with the students to help them get the important facts. The civics class goes over their lesson in class. Socia! Studies Miss Barker, junior high geography and reading teacher, stands behind her geograpny class as they pose for this picture. Reading Miss Barker reads orally to her eighth wade reading class. It is important to comprehend reading material as well as to read it. Science The chemistry class, consisting of juniors and seniors, answers questions from their text books in class with a little help from Mr. Vincent. Debbie Qualls and Peggy Boydston set up and demonstrate an experiment for the rest of the students in their eighth grade science class. Mr. Vincent, science teacher for all grades in junior and senior high, fixes a film strip in the projector. He is standing in one of the two science workrooms. locational Gducation Miae Mayncr answers some questions about essay questions she has asked her family living class to answer. Home economics girls eat the dinner that they themselves have planned, prepared, and served. Steve Williams and Charles Wilsey work with the welder while TherreB Johnson looks on. In agriculture the boys work on projects in bodi agriculture and Aop. Mr. Taylor, the agriculture teacher, has helped Mansfield to become one of the best F.F.A. chapters in the state of Arkansas. Business Gducztion Miss Browning, business education teacher, stands in the back- ground of her first year typing students. The typing II students sit at their typewriters figuring out the problems that they are currently working on. Mias Browning stands before her bookkeeping class giving instructions and answering ques- tions about an assignment. Study Hall and Pfiys ica I 6d ucation Almost all of the students at Mansfield at one time or another have a study hall in which to get reports and lessons. Mrs. Simpson is the study hall teacher. P.E. is offered to both boys and girls in senior and junior high. In this course the students participate in all types of outdoor and indoor sports and activities. Driver education Mr. Blanton along with Kathy hlhson and Marsha Dorris, who are two of his students, stands beside the driver education car. The car is loaned to the school especially for this purpose. Hi Drary ami Counseling :i atTftMii The library is an important Dart of the school and ours is truly beautiful. The students are utilizing its facilities in every way. Many of the students come to the library to study and to get reports. There are an adequate number of tables and chairs to accommodate them. Mr. Lowrimore, the counselor, works at his desk recording data on one of the students enrolled in the Mansfield school. A representative of the F.B.I. talks with a group of seniors interested in a career in F.B.I. work. Students are given oppor- tunities throughout the year to study various occupations. ■ Band ana Cfiorus Band is a subject which requires much practice. This is a typical practice session. Our band is a young band and is doing a very fine job. The chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Greta Allen, is a very active group. They entertain at assemblies, P.T.A. meetings, banquets, and other special occasions. Mr. Laslrr School Smployees Mr. Laster and Mr. Kfurd work as custodians for the Mansfield schools. Mr. Laster works at the high school and Mr. Efurd works at the elementary school. Mr. Kfurd The bus drivers are important to the school because they arr responsible for the students until they arrive at the school. The cooks have the very big job of preparing lunch for all of the hungry school students. The den personnel serve snacks, cold drinks, and hot sandwiches to students and teachers. t y� 1968 Homecoming Queen Miss Mon a Kaye $ones Homecoming Royalty Senior Maid Kay Harwell Junior Maid—Linda Gee Sophomore Maid—Tawana Lowe Maid of Honor-Kathy LUison Eighth Grade Maid—Cindy Carson Seventh Grade Maid-Dana Gray Homecomin 3 loafs Floats always add to the Tigers Homecoming and this year the classes worked extra hard to show what they could do. There wen- two divisions in selecting winners, the junior liigh and the senior liigh. The Seniors won first place in the senior high division and the Freshmen won first place in the junior high division. Junior Floal-“Tiger Chow” Sophomore Float- Soaring to Victory” 9th-“lmpound the Bulldogs 8th-‘‘Tigers Brew Dog Stew 7th- We’re Bubbling Over With Tiger Spirit Senior High Cheerleaders L. Io R.-Carla DeHart, Cheryl Hawthorne, Center-Kay Harwell, Paula Brooks. Diane Paisa, Ritfht-Tawana Lowe, Pain Sorrels, Head Cheerleader Mona Jones in front junior High Cheerleaders Standing-Debbie Brown, Donna Carlton. 2nd row-lda Jo Cordon. Cayla Condry, Kathy Presson. Kront-Cindy Carson and Debbie Slate. 5 ie Mansfield Hi gfiSc Marching Band I nim Major-Cindy Carson Feature Twirler-Linda Gee May.-Cindy Blythe, Linda Yancey, Susan Godwin, Marilyn Slankard, Cindy Carson, Debbie Slate, Linda Gee, Debra Bearden, Trudy Klmorr, Jo Ann Robinson. 1st row: David Carlton, Eva Johnson, Debbie Odom, John Beard, Ricky Carlton, Martv Stewart, 2nd: Greg I acy, Gay la Elmore, Tommy More ton, Francie Robertson. Doug Drcwery, Joyce Brannam, 3rd: John Moreton, Lcshella Hall, Susie Bvers, Bill Cordon, Greg Barnes, Jerry Overton 4th: Billy Paddack, Bobby Hope, Mary Armstrong, Phil Lowe, Darns Johnson. Doug Efurd, 5th: Bobby Branham, Chris Lacy, Jane Overton, Sara Blanton, Vicki Cotncr, Judy Cunningham. Majorettes hrbra Bearden Marilyn Slankard Tnidy hlmorr Debbie Slatr Kami Director watche� excitement on field while letting her band rest. Jo nn Kobauon linda Yanory Annual Staff Paper Staff Back: Mias Browning. Kay Slate. Lay nr Cole. Penny Lackey, Lynn FUison. Keith Pyle . Johnny Harris. Carol Milam. Sandie Bryan. Dickie Henson. Lynn Johnson. Edwin (Parson. Buddy Black. Richard Green. Mona Jones. Tommy Manet� . Ricky Llmore. Front: Jan Quick, Diana Miller. Glenda Wagner. Diane Paka. Pam Sorrek. Sandra KimbrelL Steve W illiam� . Tberrell Johnson, and Judy McGrath. Back: Rickey Llmore. Carol Milam. Sandy Bryan. Lynn Ellison. Edwin Carson. Glenda Wagner. Mona Jones. Jim Thomas Keith Pyles. Charles (hooper. Johnny Garrk. Sandra KimbrelL Front: Cindy Owens, Debbie Slankard. Penny Lackey. Ann Mayer, Diane Paka. Betty Jesee. Diana Miller. Pam Sorrek, Nelton Henley. Linda Gee. Sharon William� . Buddy Black. Richard Green. Steve Williams. Theneil John� . , and Tommy Mane� . Choir Back: Jeanette Barnes, Sharon Williams, Pam Stanfill, Terry Craig, Jack Yancey, Kobert Font, Debbie Scott, Pam Scott, Debbie Smith trout: Kay Slate, Sandra kimbrelL Mona Jones, Lam Collins. Kickev Flmoie, Trina Moore. Jan Quick, Mrs. Allen 33 A Nat ional Convention I he Y FA Officers attend the National FFA Convention every year in Kansas City. These pictures show the boys that attended the convention last year and also of President Nixon who spoke to them at one session. Organizations Student Council Relations Promotes within the Harmonious School The Student Council is the voice of the student body. It’s main purpose is to work out problems that arise within the school between the students and the faculty and administration. Club Leadership Mrs. Betty Blanton-Sponsor Penny Lackey-Secretary Therrell Johnson-President Linda Gee-Vice President Hie members are: in the rear. Lynn Sanderson; Mrs. Blanton, sponsor; Jim Thomas; Stan Johnson; Steve Williams; Robert Ford; Mona Jones; Sandra Kimbrell. Middle Row; Dana Gray; Rosemary Gill: Betty Jesse; Nelton Henley; David Brooks; Debbie Slate; Cindy Carson. Seated: Penny Lackey; Therrel Johnson; Linda Gee. The Student Council represents the student body. All activities that it sponsors are directed to involve the students or for the benefit of the students. These activities include special interest assemblies, spirit projects, student of the month, campaigns, with the focal point of the year as the homecoming festivities. Penny l-ackey and Sandra Kimbrrll add the finishing touches to Dana Gray and Curt Chitwood sell candy as a fund raising project, one of the many public relations signs. Johnny Hams, who was the chief artist on all the posters, and Therrell Johnson presides over one of the many assemblies. Then-ell Johnson display a finished product. Beta Club Stresses Character, Bcadcrsfiip and 1st row-Pam Sorrels, ('indy Owens, Tena Elmore, Debra Slankard, and Judy McGrath. 2nd row-Kenneth Reese, Mrs. Miller, Tawana Lowe, Beverly Wilson, Jan Bishop, Vicki Pope, Carla DeHart, Paula Brooks, and Rhea Reamy. 3rd row-jack Yancey, Nelton Henley, Shtfron W illiams, Richard Green, Sandra Kimbrell Steve W illiams, Mona Jones, Diana Miller, Rosemary Gill, and Jimmy Thomas. 4th row-Therrell Johnson, Ricky Elmore, Edwin Carson, Bill Harp, Duane Foote, Susie Burrows, linda Gee, Diane Paisa, Penny lackey, Lynn Johnson, Buddy Black, and Roger Frizzell Club leadership Judy McGrath-Preiadent Debra Slankard-Vice President Tena El mo rc-Secretary Cindy Owens-Rcportcr Pam Sorrels-Tie a i re r Mrs. laicile Miller-Sponsor Betas At Convention 1969 The Beta Club Convention held at Little Rock is one of the highlights of the year for the members. The convention provides an opportunity to meet different people as well as an educational trip. 3.3.A.-Qold GmSlem Winner for 3iftd ConsecuJJear Officers Mr. Sam Taylor. Advisor Bill Harp, President Duane Fooie. Parliamentarian Tommy Mancas, Student Advisor Lynn Johnson. Sentinel Tommy Turner, Treasurer Nelton Henley, Vice President Lynn Fllison, Reporter Jack Yancey, Secretary hirst row: Mr. Sam I ay lor. Jack Yancey, Bill Harp, Tommy Manes Lynn Johnson, Lynn Ellison, Tommy Turner, Duane Foote, Nelton Henley, l arry Andereon, Gary Holland, Tern Craig, Charles Willsey. Dorsey Smith, Steve Williams, Stan Johnson, Lee Chaney, Randy Nihlett teve Hattabaugh. William Wagner, Chris Godwin, Darrel Pyles, Therrel Johnson, Kenneth Musgrove. Dennis Cole. Stan Moore, o h? :.ert°?; , .,ari Thomas Dickson, Eric Gibbs, Lynn Sanderson. Cordon Pyles, David Elam, Johnny James, Sam Harwell, Ricky Metcalf, Johnny Harris. David Hattabaugh, Darrell Hawthorne, Mike Gibson, Doug Nelson, Warren Cross, David Brooks J.R. Tucker, MitchaelI KunbreU, Dale James. Jerry Terral. Joe Gish. Danny Dalmut. Floyd Slate, David Powell. Dannv Willsey, Carroll Stephen Roger Yletralf. Ralph Pyles, Kenny Hattabaugh, Larry Slate, Wendell Lamb, Gary Witcher, Paul Bobbit. Kenneth Reese, Bennv Brown, David Smith, Jimmy Frizzell, lx wc|| Newman. Joe Carr. Bobby Musgrove, Bill Thompson, Phillip Frizzell. Bobby Traylor. Convend on F.F.A. boys looking forward lo a big night on the town. Mr. Tayk r inspecting farm machinery at Agricultural Hall of Fame, Bonner Springs, Kansas. '3HA Promotes one $oys ami Satisfacfions of Homem king Office� : loverly Wilson-Song leader Betty Jesse-Song trader Tena Elmore-Historian ( lenda Wagner-Rcporter Sharon Williams-Secretary Cindy Owens-Treasurer Diane Palsa-.trd Vice-President Sandra Kimbrell-2nd Vice-President Mona Jones-1 st Vice-President Tawana Lowe-President VIin Sharon M ay ner- Adv isor Seated: Beverly Wilson. Betty Jesse, Tena Elmore, Cienda Wagner, Cindy Owens, Sharron Williams. Diane Paisa. Sandra kimbrell, Mona Jones, Tawana Lowe. 2nd row: Audrey Cass, Debra Bearden, Janet Shifflet. Judy Cunningham, Barbara Walters, Janis Wagner. Pat Tucker, Donna Carlton. Donna Boatright, Betty Stephens, Miss Sharon Mayner, 3rd row: Vicki Pope. Karen Hutchison, Kathy Ellison, Marsha Dorris. Daronda Black, Linda Casaway, Trlitha Chaney, Diania Daffron, Kay Martin, Debra Brown. Carla Dehart, 4th row: Debbie Cagle, Debbie Eeimister, Judy McGrath, Carol Milam. Layne Cole, Diana Miller, Jan Quick. Pam Sorrels. Kay Slate. Donna Smith, Jan Bishop, ! th row: Chery l Hawthorne. Kay Harwell, Sandy Bryan, Ann Mayes, Penny Lackey, Susie Burrows. Debra Slakard. Linda Cee, Paula Brooks. Debbie Presson, Cayla Condry. Marti Stewart. 3HA-3ocus on Better Living Future Homemakers of America activities focus on individual growth, the family, education, development of occupational competencies, and on youths role in society. Members gain from these qualities of leadership, and responsibility. FHA assists in the choosing of goals and developing values and helps its members grow as responsible citizens. Miss Sharon May nr r, Federation advisor, and Mona Jones, State officer, revciw the years events. Sandra Kirnbrell, Federation Federation President, conduct field. secretary, and Debbie Williams. Federation meeting held at Mans- Mona Jones and Debbie Williams of Hartford report on the National convention at the FHA banquet. Tawana Lowe, chapter president, gives welcome at the Mother and Daughter Banquet. Service Organisa. . an designated to help with various school duties and procedures. They range from typing letters to cataloging magazines. Cibrari mis Left to Right: Mrs. Grace Whiley, Jan Quick. Penny Lackey. Mrs. Betty Blanton. Betty Jesse, Janet Shifflet, Donna Smith, Darrell Eitzhugh. Judy McGrath. Kay Slate. Diana Miller, and Paula Brooks. 3 ire Marshals Left to right: Jerry Overton Robert Lord Eric Gibbs Lynn Sanderson David Elam Secretarial Club This organization is composed of students interested in business skills. Each member works for a faculty member during his study hall period, performing basic office skills. Jan Quick-Secretary to Science Depart- ment Sandra kimlirell-Secretary to Home Kco- noinics Department Layne Cole-Secretary to Commercial De- partment Janet Sliifflet-Secretary to Agricultural Department Cindy Owens-Office Miss Barbara Browning-Sponsor Office Workers Office workers perform such duties as filing attendance reports duplicating and typing tests and running errands. Left to Right: Lynn Johnson, Tommy Turner, Steve Williams. Stan Moore, Olenda W agner. Mona Jones, and Cindy Owens. S.A. (Hub Officers Roger Frizzed-Treasurer Pam Soneb-Secietary Paula Brooks-1 si Vice President Olenda Wagner-President Diane Paisa-Reporter Richard Green-Critic Mrs. Irene Holhrook-Sponsor Creativity through speech is stressed hy Speech Arts Cluh Left to right: 1st row-Donna Smith. Paula Brooks, Glenda Wagner, Pam Sorrels, Kay Slate, Richard Green, Tommy Turner, Kay Harwell, Jan Duick, Mrs. Holbrook. 2nd row-Rieky Klmore. Larry Collins, Robert Ford, Nelton Henley, Diane Paisa, Mona Jones, Diana Miller, Sandra Kimbrell. 3rd row-Roger FrizzelL Darrell Pyles, Jack Yancey, Lynn Johnson, Bill Harp, Charles Willsey, Terry Craig, Jimmy Thomas, and Buddy Black. Mansfield High School 5EBA5TIAN COUNTY TOURNAMENT! JR. 5R. B0Y5 I GIRLS ZD THRU ZB Sports The ire U Johnson Steve Williams Darrell Pyles Dickie Henson Senior HB. Senior QB Senior QB. Senior End All-District Honorable Mention Tommy Mane� Charles Wilsey Thcrrcll Johnson holds on to a Hartford ballcarrier while Dickie Senior End Senior End Henson and Steve W illiams come in to help. Robert Ford Senior G. Lam Collins Senior G. Several Tigers combine to knock a Hartford man out of bounds to save a touchdown. Bill Harp Stanley Johnson Robert Bearden Charles Cooper Senior HB. Junior T. Junior T. Junior T. Honorable Mention Danny Frizzell Sammy Harwell Thomas Dickson Jerry Shackelford Junior G. Junior G. Junior End Junior End A Hartford man tries to bring down Therrell Johnson in the Duane Foote Dorsey Smith open field. Junior HB. Junior HB. Fart of the Mansfield squad relaxes before leaving for Green- Carroll F.lmore Jerry Shiflett wood. Sophomore FB. Sophomore C. Eric Gibbs Sophomore T. David Smith Sophomore T. Darrell Hawthorne Manager Coach Lewis Senior JoctHall Front row L to R-Jerry Shackleford. Thomas Dickson. David Smith. Jerry Shifflett Dorsey Smith. Duane Foote. Danny Frizzell, Therrell Johnson. Second Kow-Charles Wilsey. Tommy Maness. Dickie Henson, Robert Ford, Bill Harp, l.arry Collins. Robert Bearden, Steve Williams. Third Row-Charles Cooper. Eric Gibbs, Sammy Harwrll, Carroll Elmore. Darrell Pyles, Stanley Johnson. Coach Lewis. Oigers Continue to (Improve The Tigers opened the football season with high hopes and these hopes were still high after the first game despite a disappointing 6-0 loss to Danville. The Tigers then bounced hack to down Roland, Oklahoma, 26-14. Hartford came next and the Tigers lost a heartbreaker 7-2. Mansfield opened its district schedule against Greenwood, one of the Top Ten teams in Class A, and was beaten 35-0. Booneville came to Mansfield and took a 33-6 win. Charleston, the suprising team in District 4A, took a 31-7 victory. Mansfield with its season record standing at one win against five defeats, did not appear to have a chance for a Homecoming victory against Waldron. Rut the Tiger defense, spumed on by a large crowd, held Waldron in check for three quarters. Rut then in the fourth quarter, Waldron used three touchdowns for a 20-0 victory. Mansfield then hosted Mountianhurg. a non-district team, and won an exciting 20-14 game. The Tigers ended the football season against Paris in a cold and muddy game. Paris took an early lead and won the game 33-6. Senior Therrell Johnson represented Mansfield on the All-District team as a Defensive Rack. Senior Steve W illiams and Junior Stanley Johnson were Honorable Mentions. Coach Lewis, in his first year as a Head Coach, did a fine job preparing the boys for each game. The Tigers and their coach should be congraulated for their efforts. junior 3oot6all Front Row: Left to Right: Bobby Traylor, Mitchaei KimbreU. Lynn Sanderson, Jimmy Frizzell, Chris Campbell. Rickey Fox, David Hattabaugh. Rickey Metcalf, Randell Stockdale. Second Row: Jackie Martin. Rick Barton, William Wagner. Randy Niblett. Clinton Slate, Larry Mayes, F:ddie Slankard, Dave Elam, Coach Lewis. Thire Row: Danny Dalmut, Steve Hattabaugh. Randy Cross, Jerry Overton, Steve Lewis. Third Row : Danny Dalmut, Steve Hattabaugh, Randy Cross. Jerry Overton, Steve McKennon, David Brooks, Johnny Elmore, Steve Pruitt, Gordon Pyles, Verman Gallimorc, junior ‘Oigevs Have Out standing Season. . . 3inish with 7-2 Record OPPONENT TIGERS OPPONENTS Paris 21 0 Roland 20 0 Hartford 20 0 Greenwood 6 20 Charleston 0 6 Hartford 21 0 Waldron 6 0 Greenwood 14 12 Booneville 25 1 Pam Sorrels Carol Milam Sandra Bryan Diane Paisa Senior Senior Senior Senior Kay Harwell Debra Slankard Susie Burrows and a Creenwood opponent battle for possession Senior Junior of the ball Susie Burrows Junior Kay Cray Forwards hustle as Greenwood guards try to steal the ball. Junior (.aria Dehart lawana Lowe Cheryl Hawthorne Debbie Cagle Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Debbie Slankard attempt a lay-up a a guard bats the ball out of Beverly Wilson Debbie Presson bounds. Sophomore Sophomore Susie Burrows arches the ball for a“one pointer. Kay Martin Freshman Coach Simmons Senior C]ir Is Basketball l eft Io Kight-Vickie Pope, Glenda Wagner, Debbie Slankard, Pam Sorrels, Debbie Preason, Kay Martin, Beverly Wilson, Carol Milam. Sandra Bryan, Coach Gary Simmons, Diane Paisa. Kay Gray, Cheryl Hawthorne, Susie Burrows, Debbie Cagle, Carla DeHart. Tawana Lowe, Kay Harwell, Penny Lackey, and Ann Mayes. Senior Boys BasRd£ all Standing L. to R.. Duane Foote, Dorsey Smith, Tommy Turner, Gan Witcher, Buddy Black, Jimmy Thomas, Keith Pyles, Coach Simmons. Kenneth Reese, Darryl Pyles, Bobby Muagrovc, Johnny Harris, TheneU Johnson, Richard Green, Steve Williams, and Edwin Carson. In front, the managers Darryl Hawthorne and Danny Dalmut. Coach Simmons has a strategy conference with the boys before a game. Keith Pyles Darrell Pyles Jimmy Thomas Buddy Black SeHior Senior Senior Senior Therrell Johnson Steve Williams Keith Pyles adds two points to help defeat Greenwood. Senior Senior Tommy Turner Senior Richard Green Senior Darrell Pyles has a shot blocked. Johnny Marris Junior Duane Foote Junior Fdwin Carson Junior Dorsie Smith Junior J immy Thomas shoots as Johnny Harris looks on. Bobby Must-rove Gary Witcher Sophomore Sophomore Greenwood grabs tin rebound from Mansfield. Kenneth Reese Darrell Hawthorne Sophomore and Daniel Dalmut Managers junior C]ir s B s etSall Gay la Con dry attempt a shot as a Greenwood guard fouls her in Mansfield forwards look stunned as a guard rebounds the hall the process. I eft to right-Ann Mayes, Kathy Presson. Marsha Dorris, Kendra Sanderson, Donna Carlton, Martha Gibbs, Peggy Boydston, Gavla Condry Coach Gary Simmons, Debbie Brown, Debbie Qualls, Margaret Shiffh t, Daronda Black. Teliatha Chaney, Donna Boatright. Nina Burrows Judy PaLsa and Penny Lackey. ‘junior Boys Basketball Left to right: Rick Barton, William Wagner. Chris Godwin, Jem Basham, Kandy Cro� , Terry Smith, Gordon Pyles, David Powell, Coach Simmons, Ronnie Black, Lynn Sanderson, Steve Hattabaugh, David Brooks, Jackie Martin, Tern Johnson, managers Darrell Hawthorne and Danny Dalmut. junior Boijs in Action Lynn Sanderson tips the ball to a teammate. Chris Godwin passes to Lynn Sanderson. 7 th Qv de Jootball Front row-left to right: David Carson, Dennis Hawthorne. Sain Weaver. Bill King, Lynn Green, 2nd row: David Carlton. Mike Blythe, Rick Barton, Jerry Metcalf. Kandy Black. Steve McGill. 3rd row: Coach Lewis, Harris Johnson, John More ton, Gregg Barnes. Steve Cunningham. Bob Roy Rhea. Leslie Drewery. 7th Cjrade Basketball L. to R. top row-Debbie Hawthorne. Debbie Sorrels, Toi Libby, Susan Godwin. Pat Edwards. Judy Gipson. Bottonvjo Ann Robertson. Debbie Manne� , Eva Johnson, Margaret Ellison, Mary Lokey, Vicki Coiner, Dana Gray. L. to R.-Dennis Hawthorne, Greg Barnes, Mike Blythe, Douglas Powell, Steven McGill John Moreton, Mike Colhns, Sam Weaver, 2nd row'-David Carson, Jerry Metcalf, Lynn Green, Darris John- son, Duane Barton, Billy Paddack, John Beard, David Carlton, .'Ird row-Don I pton. Leslie Drewery, Bill King, Chris Lacy, Randy Black, Bobby Brannan, David Hcydenrcich, Gary Musgrove. Mansfield Opens Play in New gymnasium January 3, 1969, Mansfield palyed its first game in the new gymnasium with the senior girls and boys matched against Hackett’s senior girls and hoys. The Mansfield girls took an early lead and went on to win by a score of 59-44. The Mansfield boys displayed character by fighting back from a 18 point deficit to come within 2 points of a victory. The final score read llackett 65-Mansfield 63. Kaye Martin tries to get control of the tip. Buddy Black patiently awaits Keith Pyle's tip. Susie Burrows arches a shot toward the goal. Jim Thomas tries his luck at the free throw line. Mansfield's forwards try to regain control of the ball. Keith Pyles goes high to block a shot. The Senior Girls climaxed a fine season with a first pi r finish in the Sebastian County Tournament and second in th District 4-A Tournament and a trip to the Clan A Stair Tournament at Clinton. Here the Senior Girls accept the second place district trophy from Mr. Brewer, tournament director. Senior Boys io Compete in District dournament Due to the late date of the Senior Boys’ District Tournament the results were not available before press time. Also, the All-District team was not announced in time for the final copy. Senior iy io’s I Friendliest—Paula Brooks and Jack Yancey Senior Who's Who Most Studious—Judy McGrath Nelton Henley Most Bashful—Donna Smith Douglas Slate Most School Spirited-Pam Sorrels and Steve Williams Senior lino's lUfio Most Athletic—Carol Milam and Keith Pyles me Qirl Staters and Boy Staters Mona Kaye Jones Sandra KimbrelJ 3.H.A. 33. Sweei fieart Kay Slate Beau Jack Yancey Valedictorian Salufaforian Outstanding teenager Award Valedictorian—Bill Harp Left to right-Sandra Kimbrell, Mona Jones and BUI Harp Salutatorian—Jim Thomas 3op Academic Raters Seniors: juniors: Back-Duane Foote, Rosemary Gill. Stan Moore. Debbie Slankard. Kdwin Carson, Tena Elmore, Sharon Voekel, Cindy Owens, Susie Burrows, landa Gee. Back Jack Yancey, TherreD Johnson, Hickey Kbnore, Nelton Henley, Richard Green, Bill Harp, Jimmy Thomas, Front Judy McGrath, Penny I ackey, Sandra himbrell. Diana Miller. Pam Sorrels. 33A Awards Star Chapter Farmer—Tommy Turner Mechanics-Tommy Maness Soil and Water Management-Thomas Dickson Poultry Production- J immy Frizzell Star Creenhand and Dairy Farming—Lynn Sanderson Livestock Farming-Eric Gibbs Swine Production Larry Anderson Safety—Stanley Johnson Home Improvement-J. R. Tucker Forestry-Nelton Henley SoniorClass Officers ami Sponsor The Senior Chut Officers are from left to right: President, Steve Williams: Secretary, Mona Jones; Sponsor, Miss Barbara Browning; Treasurer, Sandra Kiinbrell: Chronic tier, Diana Miller; Vice-President, Jack Yancey Class Flower: Peppermint Carnation Gass Color: Red and White Gass Motto: They Can Who Think They Can BIDDY BLACK B.B. 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Jr. Play, Beta Club 2,3,4; F.F.A., Librarian 2: Annual Staff 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Speedi Arts Chib 4 PAULA BROOKS Speech Arts Club 4; Beta Club 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 DENNIS COLE F F.A. 1,2,3,4 LARRY COLLINS Speech Arts Club 4; Chorus 4; F.B. 4 SANDRA BRYAN F.II.A. 1,2,3,4; B.B. 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Track 1, 3; Pep Club 1; Most Beautiful Canidate 3 LAYNECOLE F.II.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Pep Club 1; Secre- tarial Club 4; Paper Staff 4; F.T.A. RUSSELL CONDRY B.B. 2,3,; Most Valuable Plaver 3; F.B. 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4 TERRY CRAIG Speech Arts Chib 4; F.F.A. 4; Chorus 4 LYNN ELLISON F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Jr. Play; Student Council 2,4; Speech Arts Club I RICKEY ELMORE F.F.A. 1,2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Top Ten 3; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Speech Arts Club 4; Chorus 4 ROBERT FORD F.F.A. 1; F.B. 1,2,3,4; Speech Arts Club 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council ROGER FRIZZELL E E.A. 1,2,3; Beta Chib 3, 4: Speech Arts Chib 4;Officer 4;Jr. Play RICH ARD GREEN B.B. 1,2,3,4; Rami I; Beta Chib 2,3,4; Speech Club 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Track 1,3 BILL HARP F.B. 1,2,3,4; B.B. 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1.2,3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Speech Chib 4; Jr. Play; Boys State KAY HARWELL Speech Arts Chib 4; E.H.A. 1,2,3,4; B.B. 1.3,4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Jr. Play; F.T.A. 4; Track 1,2,3; Pep Club NELTON HENLEY Jr. Play; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Beta Chib 2,3,4; Speech Arts Chib 4; Band 1,2 DICKIE HENSON F!B. 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3.4; Paper Staff 4; Pep Chib I; Office Worker 2; Jr. Play FJF.A. 1,2,3,4 JOHNNY J AMES LYNN JOHNSON JR. F.F.A 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Basketball 4; Beta Club 1,4; Speech Club 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Jr. Play 3 THERRELLJOHNSON F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Tri Captain 1; All-District 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Student Council l,2,3.4; Officer 3,4;Student Council Workshop 2; Jr. Play 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 1. MONA JONES F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; State 3rd V.P. 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3; Speech 4; Student Council 3,4; Officer 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Basketball Cheerleader 1; Football (Tieerleader 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Girls State 3; Class Officer 4; Most Beautiful Candidate 4; SANDRA K1MBRELL F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; Federation Offi- cer 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4: Paper Staff 2,4: Co-editor 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls State 3; Chorus 1,4; Top Ten 3,4; Speech Club 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 2,4; Secre- tarial Club 4; Jr. Play 3 PENNY LACKEY F.H.A. 1,2,4; Student Council 4; Officer 4; B.B. 1,4; Scorekeeper 4; Library Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Track 1,3; Pep Club 1 JUDY McGRATH F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: Beta Club 3,4; Officer 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Officer 3; Top Ten 3; Library Club 3,4: Paper Staff 4; Editor 4 THOMAS DEAN MANESS F.F.A. 1,2,4; Officer 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 3,4; Track 2,3; Jr. Play 3; Baseball 4; Band 2 CAROL MILAM Basketball 122,3,4; Most Rebounds 3: Pep Club; Track 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,4: Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4 DIANA MILLER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Annaul Staff 3,4; F.T.A. 3; Paper Staff 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Library Club 4; ('.lass Officer 1,4; Top Ten 3; Jr. Play ; Homecoming Maid I; Band 1 KENNETH MUSGROVE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 DAVID NICHOLS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B. 1,2,3 DIANE PALSA F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; F.T.A. 3; Officer 3; Speech Arts Club 4; Officer 4; Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Jr. Play; Track 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Cheerleader 3,4 DARRELL PYLES Speech Arts Club 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; B.B. 1,2,3,4; All-District 1.3; F.B. 1,3,4 KEITH PYLES B.B. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2; Annual Staff 3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; F.B. 3; JAN QUICK F.H.A. 1,2,3,4;Officer 2;.Speech Arts Club 4; Band 1; Chorus 2,4; Cheerleader 1; Paper Staff 4; Secretarial Club 4; Library Club 4; Pep Club 1; Jr. Play KENNETH SCOTT F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 DOUGLAS SLATE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 4 KAY SLATE F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Speech Club 4; Pep Club 1; Football Cheerleader 1; Choir 2,4; Paper Staff 4; Library Club 4; Most Beautiful Candidate; Homecoming Maid 2,3; Jr. Play 3; Band; Class Officer 2,3 DONNA SMITH F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 4; Library Club 4 PAM SORRELS Beta Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 4; Officer 4; Annaul Staff 3,4; F.T.A. 3; Jr. Play 3; Top Ten 3; Track 1,2 JIM THOMAS Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Officer 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Jr. Play 3; Speech Club 4; Top Ten 3; Boy’s State TOMMY TURNER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Football 1; Bas- ketball 1,4; Speech Club 4; Jr. Play 3 GLENDA WAGNER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Speech Club 4; Officer 4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Track 2,3; Office Worker 3,4; F.T.A. 3, Officer 3; Jr. Play 3; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1 STEVE WILLIAMS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Tri-Captain 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Officer 3; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Class Officer 4; Student Council 2,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Office Worker 3,4; Jr. Play 3 CHARLES W1LLSEY F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4; Basketball 1,4; Baseball 4; Track 1,2; Speech Club 4; Pep Club 1; Most Handsome Candidate 4 JACK YANCEY F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Speech Club 4; Class Officer 3,4 A scene from the College and Career Day Two Seniors desplay mock election posters. junior Class Off icers and Sponsor The Class officers for the Junior class are: L. to R.-Khee Reamy, Vice Pres.; Debbie Slankand. Pres.; Rose Mary iill. Secretary; Cindy Owens, Reporter; and class sponsor. Miss Sarita Raker. Ellic Boydston Susie RurTows Edwin Carson Charles Cooper Sally Critcs Judy Cunningham Alyene Daffron Thomas Dickson Tcna Elmore Duane Foote Danny Frizzell Joe Gish Mike (iann Linda Gee Rose Mary Gill Kay Gray Eric Gibbs Johnny Harris Ina Gran Gillin Sammy Harwell Ellen Hayes Dale James Stanley Johnson Johnny Litchford Ann Mayes Stanley Moore Roger Metcalf Cindy Owens Karen Pendergraft Ralph Pyles Rhee Reamy Jerry Shackelford Janet Shiflet Debbie Slankard Floyd Slate J ames Slate Dorsie Smith Carroll Stephens J. R. Tucker Sharon Voelkel Janice Wagner Sharon W illiams Barbara Walters The Juniors worked hard on their float and their efforts brought a Some of the Juniors during noon hour second place prize. CLASS OFFICERS President: Kenneth king Nice Pres: Carroll Elmore Secretary: Jan Bishop Reporter: Tawana Lowe Sponsor: Mr. Edmund Brewer Sophomores Lam Xnderson N ickic Belt L ebb Cagle Audrey Cass Jan Bishop Paul Bobbitt Benny Brown Mike Collins Mary Cooper Jimmy Klmore Carla DeHart Carroll Klmore Karen Klmore Phillip Frizzell David (Goddard Kenny Hattabaugh Cheryl Hawthorne Darry l Hawthorne Frank Helms Tommy Hutson Phil Hobbs Shirley Honey Glenn Hurt Betty Jesse Sandy kinard Kenneth king Wendell Lamb Tawana Lowe Bobby Musgrove Douglas Nelson I owell Newman lx uis Neblett Vickie Pope Lenny Powell Debby Pressor� Kenneth Reese Debby Scott Jem Shiflctt David Smith Bussell Simpson Marih n Slankard l,arr Slate Mart Stewart Bonnie Watson Danny Willsey BeveH Wilson Gary W itrhrr This is a group of sophomores working on their class tloat. These are some of the sophomores singing their Beta Club song during an assembh for the Beta Club initation. Junior High SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS President: Lynn Green Vice Pres: Debbie Manes? Secretary: Toi Libby Reporter: Pat Edwards Sponsor: Mr. Herbert Blanton Bill Bacon Gregg Barnes I bianc Barton John Beard Bobby Belt Kandy Black Mike Blythe Bobby Brannon Darrell Broadrick Sari Burdock David Carlton David Carson Dian Casey Curt Chitwood Joe Collins Vicki Coiner Steve Cunningham Idalie D re wry Pat Fdwards Margaret F llison Donna Flmore Janell Poster Cloy Fuller Dana Cray Susan Godwin Lynn Green Debbie Hawthorne Dennis Hawthorne David Heydenrich Kva Johnson Darns Johnson Charla Casaway Judy Gipson Billy King Janice Litchford Mary' Litchford Mary Lokey Chris l acey Toi Libbey Steve McGiB Debbie Maness Joan Martin Jerr Metcalf John Moreton Carol Musgrove Can Musgrove ftfichad iMrti Konnie Norris Khonda Odom Douglas Powell Billy Paddock Cary Pruitt Kob Roy Rhea Jo Ann Robertson ( lenda Scott Aaron Slate Seventh grade boys relax at lunch. Seventh grade students make good use of the library. EIGHTH GR IDE OFFICERS President: Chris Campbell ice Pres: Torn Smith Secrrtan: kutli Presson Reporter: Sammy Brooks Sponsor: Mr. Charier inceut Nita Anderson Linda Hall Jailn«‘tie Barnes Kicky Harton Jem Basham Peggy Boydston Sammy Brooks Nina Burrow� Kenneth Cadle Chris Campbell Cindy (Parson Kandy Clouet Kandy Cross� Tommy Da I I ron Theresa Davis Arnold FI more (fayla Elmore Trudy Elmore Patricia Earns Darrell Fitzhugh Douglas Foote Deborah Fox Bernice Fuller Verman ( alii more Martha ( ibbs Kerry (ioddard Ida Jo (fordon Betty Hall Randall Hattabaugh Juba Helms Jimmy Holland Phibip Holland Tony Holt Bobby Hope Terry Johnson Helen Livingston Steve Mckennon Jacky Martin Trina Moore Harold Musgrove Jane Norris Irma Jane Overton Judy Paisa Kathy Preston Debbie (Jualls Wilbarn Rogers Jody Kupe Kendra Sanderson Larry Scantling Pam Scott Vlargaret Shifflct James Slankard Debbie Slate Jennifer Slate Peggy Slate Debra Smith Delphia Smith Jerry Smith Terry Smith Pam Stanfill Khonda Steel Karen Tedford Wilma Tucker Arnold W illiams NINTH GR DE OFFICERS President: Steve Hattabaugh Vice Pres: David Powell Secretan : Manila Dorris Reporter: Kathy Ellison Sponsor: Coach Gary Simmons Lam bearden Daronda Black Ronnie Black Donna Boatright Deborah Brown David Brooks Donna Carlton Joe Carr l ee Chancy Telitha Chaney Cynthia Collins Warren Cross Gay la Condry Diana Daffron Danny Dalmut Marsha Dorris David Flam Katin KUison Gary FI more Debbie Feimster Jimmy Frizzell Linda Gasaway Mike Gibson OvaJ Gish Chris Godwin David Hattabaugh Steve Hattabaugh Kenneth Helms Karen Hutchison Mitchael KimbreU Jem Litchford Kay Martin Larry Mtyet Kand iblett Jem Overton David Powell Steve Pruitt Lynn Sanderson Malm Scantling Marion Schlinker A ninth £rade students day includes classes, extra activities and lunch. Seventh Cjrade Students Sighth (grade Students Ninth Cjrade Students r C’ menta ry cull Sixth (trade Mrs. Opal Holt Ark. Tech. B.A. Sixth (trade Mrs. Peggy Godwin West Ark. Jr. College Fifth (trade Mrs. Suzanne Rillingsle) College of the Ozark s Fifth (trade Mrs. 1aragret Paddack State Teachers (College West Kentucky BA. Fourth Grade Mrs. Florence York Ark. Tech. B.S. Fourth Grade Mrs. Ishela Grass College, B.S.E. ! Mr. Ralph Rogers Arkansas A M, B.S.E. University of Ark. M.E. 68-69 Third Grade Mr� . Kay Wooten University of Ark. B.S.E. Third Grade Mr� . Madge Carden Poteau Jr. College Second Grade Mr� . Klmyra Taylor Ark. State Teachers College B.S.E. Second Grade Mrs. Charlene Blaylock Southern State College First Grade Mrs. Lucille Yancy University of Ark. B.S.E. First Grade Mrs. Erma Overton State College of Ark. Mr� . Gladys Tiner Remedial Beading Sdue ational Aides Mrs. Grace Whiley is assistant Librarian and has various other Mrs. Linda Martin works in the Elementary Principal's office, duties in the library. Some of her duties are Report cards and duplicating material. Scenes of Clementary Campus Mary Armstrong Sharon Hall Judy Barton Jane Belt Sara Blanton Cindy Boydston Connie (agk Nancy Carr Janice Cherry lx� la Chaney Eddie Coir Floyd Daffron Leroy Davis Shelia Davis Lewis Ed wards Lonnie Edwards Roger Edwards Roselee Edwards Stanley Efurd Douglas Efurd Herbert Elmore Marvin Elmore Patricia Elmore Rosetta Elmore Perry Escalante Bonnie Fancher Ricky Foster Barbara Erancher Anthony Fuller David Cish Joel Goddard Jimmy Gray Lyshelie Hall Johnny Harp Jerald Hattabough Pam Hattabough Danny Heydenrich Mario Honey Paul Hunt Beverly Jones Greg Lacy Jerry Lawrence Frankie l ondon Gary McKennon Gary McGill Jackie McGill Vlarven Martin Katherine Minor Margaret Moore Thomas More ton Jim Newman Bobby Norris Debbie Odom Gwen Pendergraft Deborah Porter France Robertson David Rogers LaDarla Russell Paula Scott Carol Simpson Janice Slankard Dean Slate I )oris Slate Teresa Slate ( urla Smith Darrell Stephens Stephanie Terral Hamel Tucker Brenda Webb Elaine Willis Linda Yancy fifth QrAilc Tommy Anderson Kathy Barnes Kerry Bearden Betty Jean Belt Cynthia Blythe Joyce Braiuiam Brenda Broaddrick Khonda Sue Byers Kichard Carlton Vicky Carlton Kicky Carson Marty Carter Sadie Chancey Danny Cunningham Donna Cunningham Kita Cunningham Amanda Daffron Martin Davis Douglas Drewrey Douglas Kllison Larry Elmore Linda Elmore Timothy Elmore Tony Elmore Dianne Erceman Joan Casaway Arvel Cish Michael Clcnn Johnathan Coddard Brooks Cod win Don Ed Goff Bill Cordon Debra Hall Cene Harrison Johnny Helms Pamela Hope Janice Hunt Neil Dean Hunt Clenn Jeffords Jim Lang Terry London Philip Lowe Mark McCrath Luan Mangum David Martin Dedria Mitts Sonia Mitts Charlene Moon Marlene Moore Paula Move ton Elizabeth Musgrove Bill Newman Kicky Newman Deborah Phelan Pamela Presson Bruce Pyles Helene Pyles Pamela Keynolds Terry Kogers Mary Shiflett Eddie Slate Kathleen Slate I )ebbie T umer Mike Whittaker i Roy Anderson Wayne Barton Kaye Blac k Ralph Blac k Rom Branham Connie Campbell votine Carr I-iura Carter l wis Carter Timmy Chitwood De Arm Con dry David Cunningham Russell Cunningham Chester Drewrey Preston Edwards Pamela Ed wards Bruce Ellison Bobby Elmore Donnie Elmore Eugene Elmore lam Elmore ‘3 curt I] Gja de Ronnie Gene Elmore Deleesa Eeimster Brenda Eulicr Michael Callimorc Brenda Gipson Richard Glenn Patricia Goddard Holly Graves Bradly Greene Pamela Gray Cathy Harrison Timothy Helms Wayne Holland Janet Jeffords Tommie Johnson Randall McDaniel Deborah McGill Melody McKennon Phillip Metcalf Ronald Moore David Overton David Paisa Debbie Powell Dale Sanderson Relda Scantling Patricia Scott Mark Shackelford John Slankard Patricia Slate David Lee Smith Paul David Smith • 'andall Stanfill jimmy Steele Brenda Turner Ricky Turner Wayne Walters I onna W ebb Paul W illiams Gregory Witcher Billy White Randall Whittaker Karen Allen Roger Hall Karen Karnes Michael Keran Anita Blanton Beverly Boyd Tommy Boyd Charles Braruian Dian Brown Becky Bryan Jerry Buckner Michael Carson Pamela Carter Johnnie Chaney Deborah Cunningham Ann Davis Barabara Davis Bobby Davis Kathy Daffron Pamela Sue Kfurd Carrol Klmore Connie Klmore Lynn Klmore Khonda Klmore I ouglas Kscalantc Jay Gasaway Jimmy Harris Paula Hattabough Allen Hope Darla Howard Jackie James Kimberly Jones David King Scott l amb Russel Libby Linda l ondon Susan McKay Lonnie Mitts Connie Moore Fred Moreton Jody Morgan Darlene Phelan Donna Presson Crickett Reese Steven Reynolds Ricky Richmond Patricia Rogers Jeff Scott Crant Sharp Steven Shipman Cathy Smith Cindy Smith Gregory Smith Rebecca Smith Freddy Swafford Roger Thompson Dale Wyatt I loony Anderson Kaylrnr Hlaek Daniel Blanton Kevin Boyd Them Brock Mareeia liable (Cheryl Carter Harry Daffron Richard Davis Tamacha Elmore Charles Evans Lewis Farrar LaDonna Feimster Mitchell Glenn Sandra Harris Susan Hattabaugh Billy Honey La John Jones Laura King Cathy Ann Klentz John Moore Richard Phelan Patrick Powell Kathy Jo Slankard Sandra Slate Teddy Slate Cheryl Smith Debra Stephens Kendra Thompson J.D. Belt Katherine Boyd Jerry Don Brewer Jimmy Kay Brown Tammy Burrows Stacy Caranhan Virginia Carter Ixmnie Chaney Jackie Elmore Michael Elmore Rhonda Elmore Kenny Glenn Jeffrey Gray Sherry Hall I aVonn Harp Jimmy Lee Honey Annette Johnson Jeffrey Lang Sabrina Morgan Lucretia Morton Michael Nelson Mary Niblett Katherine Parish Bryant Richmond Claude Rogers Lisa Slate Tammy Ann Slate Connie Tucker David Turner Carol Walters Bobby Lee W hite Sharon Alien Kim Beshears Kenneth Boyd Karon Boyett Joe Brock Chuckie Buckner Danny Carter Lisa Carter Roger Cole Angela Collins Terry Cotner Tammy Cunningham Cary Don Escalante Jerry Don Hattabaugh Jerry Efurd Douglas Elmore Fred Elmore Harold Elmore Teresa Elmore Douglas Craves Randal Helms Floyd Hope Sonya Johnson Mitchell Looper Marsha Morrton Frankie McConnell Phillip Odom Eric Pirpich Delilah Presson Lisa Quick Jay Shipman Lois Slate Tammie Sullivan Susan Tucker Tammy Turner William Wilson David Been Jimmy Boatright Jerry Branson Kicky Bryan Brenda Byers Ronnie Carnahan Chris Clopton Myra Conaway Merle Daffron Donnie Edwards Annette Elmore Douglas Elmore Tammy Elmore Ted Elmore Becky Fry Bussell Candy Bruce Hawthorne Kenny Holland Annegail Hutson Michael Klentz Pamela Martin Mrlod Met fill Dewayne Morgan Tammy Mitts Mark Orsbum Vickie Parker Kay Qualls Karren Roberts Timmy Sharp Michael Smith Nina Smith Debra Tucker Tim Tumer Mark Wooten Jackie Myatt ml T'l Southwestern Electric Power Company P.O.BOX 1106 • SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71102 Supplying plenty ol electricity to meet all demands at the lowest average unit cost in history. Helping support all worthwhile school and communit) projects. BECKMAN DAIRY CO. always use BECKMAN’S finer 2511 Spradling Avenue products P.0. Bo 8. Station B” Fort Smith. Arkansas 72904 BOONEVILLE AUTO PARTS 118 East Main St. BoonevlUe, Arkansas 72927 Rogers School Supplies, Inc. 201 North 23rd Street i j Fort Smith, Arkansas 72901 O.B. Williamson V' and Co., Inc. And Co., Inc. 2120 North “B” Street Fort Smith, Ark. SHIPLEY COMPANY 63 73 SOUTH SIXTH STREET FORT SMITH. ARKANSAS 72901 Compliments of T J RANEY (1949) ALTON B RANEY DALLAS P RANEY FRANK R THURMOND ROBERT W RANEY T.J. RANEY 50NS Icc mUd oncU__ TELEPHONE FR 6-2411 • • • TELETYPE 501-721-8315 200 LOUISIANA STREET • • • • P O BOX 3647 LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS 72203 Harp Chevrolet THE ST Company y4 fj - Broadway at Cook “Oldest National Bank in the state” Booneville, Arkansas 72927 ™ LJ- Fort Smith, Arkansas 72901 CHEVROLET Portraits For This Annual Furnished By RIGGS PORTRAIT STUDIO 913 Garrison Ave. Fort Smith, Arkansas R. M.B. Produce Company 13-15-17 No. Second St. Fort Smith, Arkansas Melle's Beauty College And Salon 818-20 Rogers Ave. Fort Smith. Arkansas Tward School Bus Mfg., Inc. A Division of Ward Industries, Inc. You Couldn't Buy A Better Bus ...To Save Their lives! Brown's Gin and Feeds Phone ' 28-5261 Mansfield, Arkansas Mansfield Plumbing and Heating Co. moDERH numBiH6 Phone 628-5594 Mansfield, Ark. JOHNSON DRY GOODS “Clothes For All the Family” “Use our Lay-A-Way Plan” We Give YesStam ps Phone 928-4470 Mansfield, Ark. MANSFIELD HARDWARE COMPANY Wagner Service Glen Wagner Station Phone 928-5631 Mansfield, Ark. Guy Hocott Julius Reding Phone 928-5557 Mansfield, Ark. Dixie Bell C.L. Presson Phone 928-5625 Mansfield. Ark. Barbara's Beauty Salon Phone-928-4823' Mansfield, Ark. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME Scott—Sebastian Burial Association ‘Service within the means of all.” THE ACEE COMPANY “Providing you with better Dairy Products. 415 South I Oth Street Richmond Brothers Station and Appliances Tires—Batteries Oil-Lube Groceries Phone 659-4265 Hwy. 71 South Budget Upholstery Shop FOR Complete Custom Upholstering 928-5425 • furniture Upholstering • Complete Selection of Fabrics • Free Estimates • Pick-Up Delivery Newly Redecorated Furniture -------------------- FOR SALS Hiwo _JAonsfiej __ Dora's CLOTHING GROCERIES MARKET Phone 928-5349 Mansfield, Ark. Compliments of Hunter's Grocery Market Phone 659-4281 Huntington. Ark. 72940 Campbell Ranz Service Station “Invite us To Your next Blow Out!” Phone 659-7731 Huntington, Ark. 72940 JOHN KERWIN COMPANY Luggage, Leather Goods, Sporting Goods P.0. Box 12 707 Garrison Avenue Fort Smith, Ark. 72901 Seamans Store Audrey's Beauty Salon Phone 928-5348 Mansfield, Ark. 72944 % WiPhone 928-5455 ' Mansfield, Ark. Compliments of Arrington's Store Barnes Mercantile Co,, Inc. Otis Arrington, Prop. Phone 928-5257 Mansfield, Ark. 72944 Be Insured With HOLBROOK INSURANCE AGENCY Mansfield, Arkansas Kreme Castle Mobil Service Station Katherine Johnson Charles Graves Prop. Highway 71 Phone 928-5525 Mansfield, Ark. Mansfield, Arkansas BOOSTERS Mansfield Gas, Inc. Lloyd Presson Jack Livingston Jep Tyler Vivian Heydenreich Evelyn Quick Thomas Garage W. W. Holbrook Johnnie King Byers Cleaners Clyde Burrows Autographs Compliments of BANK OF MANSFIELD Autographs Sciitor’s Page I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the many people who helped to get this annual together. First of all, I would like to thank Mr. Brewer, our sponsor, for the invaluable assistance he has provided. 1 would also like to thank the journalism class for the hard work they contributed. But most of all, I would like to thank my staff. Much midnight oil was burnt and much free time given up so that this year’s annual could be published. Your wonderful support has been greatly appreciated. Jim Thomas. Editor 3vom ode Staff We of the Tiger Staff hope that we have captured part of the magic of the school year ’68-’69 in this yearbook, but only time will tell. If many years in the future you pick up this book and it brings back memories of your school days that have long been idle, if you remember that certain class, game or trip, or if you remember a friend that has gone a separate way, then we will have succeeded in producing a yearbook that is worth many times the purchase price, and all our work will have been worthwhile. Jim Thomas...................Editor Betty Jesse............Asst. Editor Edmond Brewer...............Sponsor ' • • V? - . � t .. r Y'i ; X ’ • . ♦ i fV . J- '■4 H-‘V v v 1 . ■! . '« . -V 4 ■