Marked Tree High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Marked Tree, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

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IN THE EARLY SIXTIES, are we just be- ginning a new phase of the atomic age or are we approaching a termination? inevitably each of us wonders aboutthe future., Certainly every event is significant regardless of how meaningless and unrelated it may Seem. What are We doing to prep-.re for adulthood, when we must assume the leadershipiand responsi- bilities which we will encounter? Are we now acquiring a sufficient background to perform our duties as citizens? Our generation will be endowed with scientific force great enough to destroy and dyepopulatewthe world. dWill We be able to cope with a situation so demanding and final in consequences? The Basis of our future security will be sound education. Education is the basis upon which the leaders of tomorrow will determine their future Does Marked Tree High School have an education system to prepare us for the challenges We must meet on the rocky road of life ? Yes, the students of Marked Tree Hugh School are preparing for the rocky road of lite by meeting the challenges of the '6O's in.. Pollhcs . . . Science C rc Hs Business Physical fitness Music Beauty School spirit 5 Q x 7 The word school applies not to a building but to an atmosphere oflearning with the aid of teachers, creating with the use of one's mind and imagination, and associating with students through ,activities and organizations. Our school, has that feeling. It makes a school antinstitution of learning, not just a buildingpof'brick.r . i But who keep atniosphere from clouding over andidjisiintegratingygto nothing in a slow drizzle? 1 Surjelyfnotethei students, for if they had their wayischoolfwould be no work and all play. Thenwhogis it? It's the faculty, those dedicated ,SOli1SfWil1O ,pound knowledge, guide the masseps,j1QandQgsponsor that inevitable junior class. iiii i Even though students must be guided most of the time their personality coincides with the personality of the school. A school is as good or as bad as its students. The students of Marked Tree High School characterize the image of the school by the way they act in classrooms, in their own communities and in other communities. y the umoge of Marked Tree High School viwlrwel ' ' - - '- - '- ' - 1 -nfl'.-.rfxfi-wilffvf 5 3 ADMINISTRATION Budget W. G. Key Superintendent Superintendent Wylie G. Key coor dinates the effects of the Board of Edu cation, the principals, and the faculty Through his constant efforts, We main tain distinction of membership in the North Central As sociation. Mrs. Jim Daily Secretary to Superintendent A , . t, .,.. ,.W,m1:,.-,owe-ma-Wggzvgw, Russell Owen, Miles Collier, LR. Featherston, President, V.B. Smith, Wyatt Boxly. Curriculum, cmd policies: moin cidminisrrcition iob The five-member Marked Tree school board met frequently during the school year to deliberate and make deci- sions and policies pertaining to the wel- fare of the combined high school and ele- mentary district. Each member serves for a term of five years, with an election scheduled every fall. One member is elected, hence the desired continuity of policy and knowledge is retained by a body continually veteran in makeup. New mem- bers this year were Dr. V. B. Smith and Miles Collier, who took the place of W. R Payne and Mack Crow. Under the general heading of supervising education fall many important tasks: planning the budget, en- dorsing curriculum changes, and deter- mining school policies. It also oversaw the employment and dismissal of adminis- trative officials, teachers, and personnel, and provision of adequate facilities. The Board of Education plays a great role in maintaining the high educational standards in the Marked Tree school system. High School Principal, Mr. L. O. Ramsey, plans with Board of Edu cation, enforces discipline, and files permanent records, Lives of great men, all re- mind us. . . Wrote Longfellow in his poem Psalm of Life . lVlen's mistakes, men's triumphs, men's thoughts, men's deeds--good or bad--should serve as a guiding light for us when We leave school and compete in the trying World of the sixties. A World of unrest, revolution, discovery, boom, pov- erty, and above all, a World that lays before us a challenge. We have been lead through this World so far by our parents, our teachers, and our counselors. They have helped us in time of need. But these guardians will not be there to protect and guide us when it comes our time to enter the world of politics and business. We must prepare, with the help of others, to accept the respon- sibility of this whirling sphere we live on. As those before have met the challenge, We must, also. SOCIAL SCIENCE, GUIDANCE As Those Mrs, C,P, Stafford Commercial Arts Viki watches attentively as Mrs, C. P, Stafford explains Charles Stark gets his typing class set for a speed builder how to set a margin stop. COMMERCIAL ARTS before us were challenged, so Mrs, D.L. Faucett Ned Penney Jim Christian Art Guidance Coach Social Science Occupations Social Science Driver Ed, CFS WS 1' te Charles Stephens Charles Stark Coach Commercial Arts Social Science S ssrr S Personal interest from Mrs, Penney helps Gary Experiments on condensation of steam make related princi- Rollins understand an error in his mock income pals of physics easier for Lewis Wood and Linda Turner to IELX form, comprehend, MATH, sc1ENcE Moth cmd Science ore keys to scientific MIS. J. E. Fleming Mrs, Gary Watts David Faucett James M, Coe Charles Sims Science Math Math Physics Coach English Science Chemistry ' Math Biology rtis isii tis. 1 C P ltt pisi pp ltt 'iii i s',t ,it.' ' kt'k ' I - '.. VV , ,,'V syti i P i VV.. jr S I A K A if W I A p ., if - Rock collection, compiled for Mrs, Fleming's class, brings the study of Geology close to home for Peggy Sutton and Odell Cook progress in on Atomic Age Mrs. N.E. Penney Math The world in which we, the future scientists, physicists, and mathematicians, live is consi- derably different than the world our parents knew as teenagers. Where they lived in the Air Age, we live in a new, unknown age--the atomic age. A era where the atom thrives in its remoteness. A degree of time where more questions are popping up than we have answers for. An hour of destiny that calls for a knowledge of compas ses and protractors, bunsen burners and Florence flasks, slide rules and atomic charts. It is also a time when men must use pencil and paper along with his greatest gift--his brain--small in mass but large in concept. Due to the efforts of Mrs. Lillard, our library is well Through use of school lingual console, Mrs, Key can organized and equipped with newspapers, magazines help students accomplish more by listening to them and a variety of books. individually over the earphones without interruption. UQ? I LANGUAGE ARTS, FINE ARTS, LIBRARY V.- w Jbtrts teach means of successful communication Q V s Mrs, W.G. Key Mrs, M. Lovell Frank Dyer Miss Judith Robertson Neil Peevey English English English English Band Director French Choir Director Reading, writing, and speaking are everyday needs. But these three essentials are not the only facets of grammatical learning. English extends from the dia- graming of a complex sentence to the read- ing of a Shakespearean drama, from the writing of a research theme to the reciting of The Raven . MTHS students study English each year so that they may com- municate easier in the changing world around them. To actually understand foreign people and their customs, one must have a work- ing knowledge of their language. Three years of French is taught in ascending levels of grammar, mechanics, conversa- tion, and reading. It would be hard to write a research theme or to learn anything if one didn't have books. But one cannot have every book he needs. The library is a store- house of encyclopedias, novels, and books of all descriptions. It is an arsenal of written works. Communication, however, does not end with the spoken and written word but includes a third language. This third lan- guage is music, the universal language . Music has been said to be 'that undefinable link between countries, between cultures, and between peoples. ' Mrs W Comstock Mrs. W, Lillard Study H111 X Librarian . rx . C-fb-E C An experienced instructor like Miss Moore niakes the coni- Fine craftnianship is shown by Donald Ford as he put the plicated sewing, machine easy for Dana Walker to operate, final wood stain on his gunrack, HGME ECQNOMICS, VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE, PHYSICAL EDUCATION Varied programs keep vocational Miss Sonja Moore Sain Mullins Miss Carolyn Clayton Jerry Rose Home Economics Vocational Physical Education Coach Agriculture Science Physical Education Social Science :Wyg miiizt x mxmmwm , . H ..,,,r., ,,,.s,.,, , .,, Linda Poindexter, Sharron Turnbow, and Alice Cham- bers learn the correct method of house cleaning as spring comes to the Home Economics cottage. subjects interesting Dennis Ford and George Willoughby build sound bodies while developing dexterity, coordination, Home economics is a vital part of the high school curriculum. Learning to sew, cook, and run a house is important in a girl's education. Miss Moore en- thusiastically encourages the girls to do their best and gives them helpful tips that make almost any job easy and sim- ple. Miss Moore also suggests ideas for home projects and ways to improve the home. Vocational agriculture trains boys who are interested in farming or related agriculture occupations by making them more proficient in the mechanical skills, technical knowledge, and managerial ability. Demonstrations, farm mechanics, and supervised farming programs provided practical application of the information learned. Physical fitness for all American youth--the aim of our health and physical education department is to make its full- est contribution to this most important goal. Track, softball, baseball, basket- ball, volleyball, and calisthenics are in- cluded in the program of the many activ- ities which develop good physical fitness. and sportsmanlike attitudes, Agriculture students build model houses in their spare time 'k 'Dx BAKER, LARRY DEE President, National Honor Society, Choirg Safety Patrol. ASHLOCK, GERALD LYNN Vice-President, Ir, Pow-Wow Warrior, Fresh, Pres., Jr, Parliamentarian, Thespians, V-Pres., Sec., M Club, Football, Captain, All District, All State, Track, Basketball, Kampus Kapers, French Club, FTA, Pres., Safety Patrol, Boys' State, Choir, Duke, Commencement Usher. BUCK, DANNY GILBERT Secretary, Football, Track, Basketball, M Club, Soph Sec., Ir, Treas, LILLARD, RONALD EDWARD Treasurer, Football, Track, Basketball, Choir, Thes- pians, Drama Festival, Swing Band, Band, Feature Drummer, M Club, Kampus Kapers, Jr, Class Play. SE NIORS First big event BECKER, RONALD DAVID Reporter: Scout Editor, Asst, Editor, Journalism Club, Yearbook Staff, Band, Thespians, Drama Festival, Best Drama, Ir. Class Play, FTA, Choir, Kampus Kapers, Jr, Reporter. ALLEN, JR,, ARTHER HOUSTON Student Council Representative, Fresh. Pres., Track, Basketball, Football Mgr, Thespians, Drama Festival, Best Drama, Kampus Kapers, Talent Scout, Jr. Treas,, National Honor Society, Treas., Pres., Boys' State, French Club, Jr. Class Play, M Club, Yearbook Staff, Geometry Award, S. C. Parliamen- tarian, Marked Tree Singers. WOOD, LEWIS MARTIN Student Council Representative, Thespians, Pres., Drama Festival, Best Drama, Jr, Class Play, French Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, French Club, Boys' State, ANGLIN, CAROL JEAN Cheerleader, Captain, Thespians, Sec. Treas,, Drama Festival, Hall Monitor, Commencement Usherette, Band, Sec., French Club, M Club, Bas- ketball, Homecoming Royalty, Kampus Kapers, Girls' State, FHA, FTA, Garden Club, Sec., Pep Squad, Marked Tree Singers, Choir, Glee Club, V, Pres. MR, JAMES M, COE Sponsor orrivcal of class rings ANGLIN, IANICE SPENCE 5 -, ri fr i : rflri giR?g , 5 k ,5 FHA: Choirg Marked Tree Girls' Ensembleg National gig A Honor Societyg French Clubg Thespians. ' fi? BAKER, JUDITH MAYE FHA: Garden Club: French Club: Hall MOUNOF? ooer i- . '-1 :er N2 E,Qr A fi H ,egg lf r- l 1 ' ,,. realy- , ,.,. K The last locker has slammed and the halls are silent. Countless friends are left behind but not forgotten, as each student enters his separate career. Parting is painful but memories are sweet. These seniors have worked, played, cried and laughed together for twelve wonderful years. For most, this farewell is final be- cause they will drift away from this small town in Northeast Arkansas. They will become working citizens of other communities, other towns and other states, without forgetting the place and people who molded their lives. From the day they entered elemen- tary school to the day then donned their caps and gowns, they have tried to ac- cept the challenges their teachers and community placed before them. Now their success or failure depends upon their initiative and dedication. .,,. ,,,.. , , . ,.... .,,,,. W .,,,i-, A 1 me - VIXQYfggiiigigggxzgygcaggf ' : g gigjigrj jc: u gr Q' I grsri-E::5ES2?Eq2!5i'5EI55P5?f-Q21 Lrgss-2 'S . . . , , if f 5 r dag , 1 S i gin? 5 s ag ir ji N wv 2 Q 5, -,f ' fs BIILINGSLEY, JR,, JAMES ODIS xg ? f 2 V . , . - U ,,,, - FFA? Cholf- f X i BOBLACK, cnifeisrinr FTA, Pres, , FHAg Hall Monirorg Kam us Ka ersg xi gg, .. . L . irwmgg g Business Mgr.g French Clubg National Honor Societyg m x B , Garden Club, Treasg Paper Staffg Girl's Stateg Pep T p A U ' f i 1ffi: P' ffgrvrffwwgr wm1xQlY1's1v- i .. ,... ww, v , . raw A, .Q r' 'ir f 2 ' 3 f Pi iregnal ifW-wf:ff2mf2ftHiaml I . 1-1 it . fri? .i ! BOBLACK, IRENE French Clubg FHAg FTAg Student Council Rep,g Library Clubg Paper staff, Kampus Kapers, Business Mgr,g National Honor Societyg Pep Squad. BOLAND, JOHN WAYNE Footballg Basketballg FTAg Choirg Ensembleg Thes- piansg French Club. BRANCH, ALICE FAYE Cheerleaderg FHAg Pep Squadg Basketball. BREWER, JAMES HENRY FFA, Reporter, Parliamentary Procedure Team. DRS enior pictures are given and BRUMLEY, BILLY JOE FFA, Reporter, Parliamentary Procedure Team, BRUNNER, DIANNA LOUISE Band, Majorette, Drum Majorette, Drum Majorette at Arkansas State College Clinicg Thespiansg FTAg Paper Staffg Annual Staffg M Clubg Kampus Kapersg Basketballg Commencement Usheretteg Pep Squadg FFA Sweetheartg Drama Festival, BUCK, DOYLE WILBURN BYERS, MARILEE National Honor Societyg Thespiansg FTAg FHA Pres,g Band, Sec,g Jr. PreS.g Ir. Class Playg Kampus Kapersg Paper Staffg Girls' Stateg Girls' Nation Rep,g Swing Bandg Choirg M Clubg Student Council, V- Pres, COATS, PAMELA National Honor Societyg FHA, Sec,g Choirg FTAg French Clubg Garden Club, COLLIER, FLORENCE RUDEAN Choirg French Club, FHA. COLLIER, LAWRENCE RUDOLPH FFA, Pres., STAE, Student Council Rep, Parliamen tary Procedure Team. COLLINS, JANICE ARLENE FHAg Choir, FTAg French Club, Pep Squadg Garden Club. received cis tokens of friendship CRAIG, JACKIE DERYL Thespians, Drama Festival, Best Comedy, Honor- able Mentiong National Honor Societyg Band, Stu- dent Director, President, Sec., Treas,g Swing Band: Kanipus Kapersg Marked Tree Singersg Ensem- hleg Ir. Class Sec., Ir. Class Playg Boys' State Al- tcrnateg John Phillip Sousa Band Award, CRAWFORD, LAWRENCE W, FFA, Judging Teamg Parliamentary Procedure Team- Bible Club, Pres, 1 DOUGLAS, LYNDA DIANE Band, Majorette, State Medal, Ir, Class Play, FHA, Second V-pres. , Federation officer, Leadership Conference, Jr. Degree, Homemaker Degree, State Delegate, Student Councilg FTAg Thespiansg Hall Monitorg French Clubg Kampus Kapersg Basketballg Drama Festival, Garden Clubg Pep Squadg Glee Clubg National Honor Society. DUVALL, MERVYN EUGENE FFA, FEATHERSTON, SUSAN ELAINE Cheerleader, Thespians, V-Pres., Drama Festival, Jr, Class Play, FHA, FTA, Basketball, M Club, Quill and Scroll, Sec,, Commencement Usherette, National Honor Society, S. C. Rep., French Club, Paper Staff, Business Mgr., Yearbook Staff, Business Mgr., Jr. Homecoming Queen, Student Council, Girls' State, Soph. Sec., Pep Squad, Hall Monitor, Kampus Kapers, Writer. FLEMING, ANNA BELLE Thespian, Pres., Drama Festival, Best Play, FHA, FTA, National Honor Society, 'V-Pres., Hall Moni- tor, French Club, Girls' State, Homecoming Royalty, Paper Staff, C. Rep., Jr. Class Play, Kampus Kapers, Writer, Director, Basketball. FGRD, FRANCES LORENE Garden Club, FHA, Choir, FOSHEE, SUSAN GERALDINE Fresh, V-Pres., FTA, FHA, 3rd V-Pres., Garden Club, Reporter, Thespians, Reporter, French Club, Marked Tree Singers, Kampus Kapers, Pep Squad. Seniors get glimpse of college GALLION, JAMES GLENN Football, Track, FFA. GALLION, LINDA DELORIS FHA, Garden Club, Choir, Pep Squad. GRAY, FINIS EDWIN FFA. GREENLEE, SUZANNE Homecoming Royalty, Kampus Kapers, Writer, FHA, FTA, French Club, Student Council, Thes- pians, S,C, Rep., Drama Festival, Cheerleader, Paper Staff, National Honor Society, Reporter, Commencement Usherette, Girls' State Alternate, Jr, Class Play. S HARRIS ELVA FAYE Basketballg FHAg FTA, Choir, Thespiansg Drama Festivalg Paper Staffg French Clubg Kampus Kapers, HENDERSON, DONALD RAY FHA Dreamboat. HIGGINS, SANDRA KAY Cheerleader, Band, Majorette, Head Majorette, Feature Twirlerg Ir. Class Playg Thespians, Drama Festivalg Basketballg FHA, Sec-Treas,g FTAg National Honor Society, Sec.-Treas.g Glee Club, Quill and Scroll, V-Pres.g Hall Monitor, French Clubg M Clubg Paper Staffg Kampus Kapers, Talent Scoutg Homecoming Royaltyg Garden Club, Pres.g Pep Squad. HUDDLESTON, JR, RUEL REEDER Thespians, Drama Festival, Honorable Mention Best Actor, Best Actor, Best Comedy, Best Drama, All Star Cast, Choirg Jr, Class Playg Bandg French Clubg Boys' State Alternateg Basketball, Kampus Kapersg Yearbook Staffg Track Mgr. ot Ole Miss senior doy IVY, DOROTHY LOUISE FHAg FTA. IARVIS, GERALD RAY FFAg Footballg Basketballg M Club. Trackg French Club, KEMP JR,, THOMAS LEE FFAg Safety Patrol, KEY, BARBARA ALLEN FHA, Thespians, Reporter, V-Pres., Drama Festivalg Ir, Class Play, Basketballg FTAg Student Council, Historian, Parliamentariang French Clubg Kampus Kapersg Yearbook Staff, Sec,-Treas,g Girls' Stateg Betty Crocker Homemaker Awardg DAR Good Citizen. KIELTUSKI, HALINA TERESA FTA, Treasg FHA, Reporter. KING, BILLY ROY Track Mgr,g Swing Bandg FFA, Bandg Tliespians, Drama Festivalq Ir. Class Play, Clioirg Basketballg French Club. LOONEY, HARL WAYNE Stage Mgr.g Football Mgr.g M Clubg Safety Patrol, Clioir, MA CDONALD, CHARLOTTE FAYE FHAg Garden Clubg Choirg Basketballg Pep Squadg M Club, Homecoming Royalty. SENIORS Seniors ore honored of MCKENZIE, LARRY Football, Captain, All Districtg Trackg Basketballg FFAg M Club. MADDOX, CARROLL EDWARD Football, Captain, All Districtg Basketball, Captain Most Valuable Player in Osceola Tournamentg Track, M Clubg FFA, V-Pres., Boys' Stateg Choir, Safety Patrolg Commencement Uslierg Sr. Pow-Wow Warrior. MORRISETT, JOYCE LINETTE Tliespians, Drama Festivalg M Clubg French Club, Garden Clubg FTAg FHA, 2nd V-Pres., Homecoming Queen, Ir, Pow-Wow Maiden, Marked Tree Singers, Kampus Kapersg Pep Squadg Duchess. NASH, DENNIS MARION FFA, STAE, Sec., V-Pres., Parliamentary Proce- dure Team, NEISWANDER, IAMES JOSEPH French Cluhg Basketballg Track. NORTON, TIMOTHY RICHARD Pow-Wow Editor, Asst, Editorg Student Council, Pres,g Ir. S, C. Rep.q Football Mgr.g Thespians, Pres. , Drama Festival, Best Actor, Best Comedy, Best Dramag M Clubg French Cluhg National Honor Societyg Kampus Kapersg Boys' Stateg American Seminar Delegateg Jr, Class Playg Fulbright Science Awardg Track Mgr.q Quill and Scroll, PARRISH, WILLIAM EARL FFA. PHILLIPS, JIMMY DALE Footballg Bandg Marked Tree Singersg Mixed Chorusg Choirg Pres, , Student Directorg Swing Bandg FFA. Spring Prom by underclossmen PLUMLEY, TERRYE LEE FHAg Hall Monitorg Pep Squad, RYAN, RALPH DEAN National Honor Societyg Library Clubg FTA. SADDLER, BRENDA MAE FTA: FHAg Historian SADDLER, LINDA FAYE FTAg FHA, ,iw SHARPE, LONNIE CARL Foothallg Traokg FFAg M Club, SIMMONS, JAMES IERRELL FFA, SLOAN, WALTER GRADY FFAg French Club, SMITH, BARBARA DIANNE French Clubg National Honor Society, SENIORS As cops ond gowns ore donned SMITH, DGUGLAS EUGENE FFA, Student advisor, STAE. SMITH, MARY IUDITH Basketball Mgr,g FHAg FTAg Choirg Thespians, Drarna Festivalg Garden Clubg French Clubg Karnpus Kapers, SOUTHARD, LARRY MICHAEL Footballg FFAg Trackg M Club, TERRELL, DON NOEL Footballg Thespians, Drama Festival, THATCHER, ROBERT DALTON Football, Captain, All District, All State, Out- standing Lineman, Track, Meet of Champions, M Club, French Club, Soph. Treas., Ir, V-Pres., Thespians, Drama Festival, Best Comedy, Safety Patrol, Basketball, Captain, Band, Boys' State Alternate. THIELEMIER, PATRICIA ANN FHA, Thespians, Sec., Drama Festival, Honorable Mention, Best Comedy, FTA, Sec., Paper Staff, Band, Majorette, Homecoming Royalty, Marked Tree Singers, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, Girls' State Alternate, Jr. Class Play, Kampus Kapers, Pep Squad, Glee Club, Quill and Scroll. TURNER, LINDA LOU Cheerleader, FHA, Thespians, Reporter, Glee Club, Marked Tree Singers, French Club, Basketball, Paper Staff, Kampus Kapers, Talent Scout, Band, Homecoming Royalty, Girls' State Alternate, M Club, Hall Monitor, Pep Squad, Yearbook Staff, Sr, Pow Wow Maiden. WALLER, GWENDA SHARRON National Honor Society, FTA, Reporter, FHA, Reporter, Sec., French Club, Library Club, Kampus Kapers, Co- Business Mgr., Girls' State Alternate, Hall Monitor. Seniors realize their high schoo ciciys have ended WALKER, IANA CHRISTINE Cheerleader, FTA, French Club, Sec,-Treas., Yearbook Staff, Paper Staff, Quill and Scroll, Pres., Ir, Class Play, Kampus Kapers, Thespians, Drama Festival, National Honor Society, Basketball, M Club, Hall Monitor, Pep Squad. WOOD, JESSIE MILLARD French Club, Track, Basketball. WYLIE, II, DONALD FENTRESS Band, Choir, French Club, Thespians, Drama Fes- tival, Best Drama, All Star Cast, Honorable Men- tion Best Actor, VOYLES, BOBBY WAYNE FFA. These scenes between Dianne Presley and Buz Stuck are typical of high school students--the planning of a date, trying to be ready on time, and the excitement of seeing the home team in action all make up a year to remember. JUNIORS Junior Year The '64-'65 year was a tedious year for the Juniors. One moneymaking pro- ject followed another, it was work, work, work to make money for the Jr. -Sr. Ban- quet and Prom. They started the year with a bang, by promoting a cake-walk followed by the selling of candy for Hallo- ween treats. They also sold pennants, sweatshirts, and oven-cleaner. In the Spring, when a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of love, they sold candy for Valentines, followed by a spaghetti supper. Then the word P-R-O-M took on a new meaning, more work. The creating of a theme and working it into decorations, menus, and speeches kept them busy the remaining portion of the year. Through all of this bossing from Mr. and Mrs. Penney, door to door selling, waiting on tables, and being interior dec- orators, they found time, though it seems impossible, to study. is filled with excitement. Stuck, Buz President Oldham, Martin Vice President Wood, Danny Secretary Young, Judy Treasurer Wray, Kathy Reporter Wallin, Jerry S.C. Representative Willis, Madison S,C. Representative Aaron, Pamela Adams, Gale Armstrong, Slielia Aslilock, Linda Bell, Pete emgeggs rf. is in ::'::.0m .Y ,'-' - ',--', lx , safari: UQ ji' i iii. 5 e 2 . Q- :V K as as f A X ,.,. il.. 1 K Q ki is fl x it at ,SN 4 . i5 , KX as is si Rf N P fi, , P if ffm.: ,. img 1 -qgag t wr ,,,,,,, ,, ,t,,, -1 3 sl, Mx s' I J ii swaps sis its is it X 2-tg Q - Nsisti N, QR? z i Bright and early every morning Mr, Ramsey signs excuses Charles McCain takes time out from Jr Class sales talk to so students like Gale Adams can get into class, read his American History and see what other people have said, JUNIORS From registration to the Sprung ffgixffiirffi H: k,,,.' 5 VVV, I fr? f 5 R his!i:i,Jrv..ffSfffVr! :' ff? J, -47 3Q,1fji!ri s ya s r.,,. 4 if 'L A in M 'f A ' Wy 1 1 ni , .,,,, ,, - , f L - - ,, I VV: rf ' r Maris - , B - ' , f I -1 - lst. if E :i i p si s rss, 49' f Bragg, Kathy Brewer, Gary Browder, Mary Brown, James Cannon, Joan Cantrell, Charles Chambers, Nola Childers, Larry Collier, Veva Cooper, Richard Cupp, Chester Davenport, Kaye Dunn, Viki Duvall, Linda East, Eric Ellington, Eugene Barbara Higgins listens attentively to Gary Brewer s new line Bobby Walker Joins the fad as he buys a sweatshirt from Junior on over cleaner Dianne Presley Prom the Juniors work Cllllgerlfly Pikes, Ann Folden, Don Ford, Herbert Ford, Janet Fuller, Shirley Gibbs, Sandra Gibson, Patricia Gordon, Glenda Griffin, Barbara Griffith, Brenda Hampton, Linda Hargo, Brenda Harris, Maxine Hatley, Regina Highfill, L.D. lngle, Gene Jr, Class Play, Teen Time portrays everything from helpful The Shinabery's enjoy the Jr, Spaghetti Supper and the Jrs youth to arrogant old ladies, enjoy the profit, JUNIORS Presentation of Teen Tlmei' puts mwrmw ,.,., . .,,, ff My 5:efleftwzgfeagratrr , 7 ,., I' 1 , Q WM 5' .KW ' 7 Q 4 ' ,, W 1 elwfrfiffsw- . - :fe ' , , ,,..,. Us .M -K, W t :WA '-rr f ,grewueszszzflssizefsezfwr'wer ' l , t tyy,tllty tltt , t.t, in tt, s W r s rrr if 'XE 5 '12 5535? l , M5 a A rj F16 if I I 2271?-gf ta ag 'fl We a i I3 4- 1 w r M ' r M ,, Ifxmzz-H,11:QW:-zzrriffzvzgzeleetw 2 1' 1 5L 3i5' ' 1, 'fx' y,,r, A . ss , r Ingram, Johnny Jarrell, Jane Jones, Linda Lawson, Billy Lindley, Julian McCain, Charles McCoy, Shirley McDaniel, Sandy McKenzie, Gerald Malone, Roy Mangrum, Jimmy Meeks, Mary Moores, Duvvie Moore, jerry Morrow, Kenneth Newcomb, Kay Mrs Penney finds she's been tricked, she has to keep up Martin Oldham sold all his Valentine candy now he buys with all the money made from sales of Halloween candy his from Duvyie Moore. Juniors in Limelight Parks, Linda Pendergrass, Gary Powell, Janette Presley, Dianne Rogers, Ronny Rollins, Gary Shelton, Johnny Smith, Frances Strickland, Ronny Tally, Teddy Weeks, Harold Whayne, Earl Whitlow, Mary Ja Williams, Reba Wood, Bonnie Worthy, Carolyn J e ,mm , r , i Q 1 sr, ,rr ' ' 19 ,gin V rryyy is - lr 'G rw, A 96 1 3 V571 .ci 9 MM H 5 EMM .,,,,, ,,.. 1 W f' I' l K Y ' ly V, 3,5 ,551 gg, , A , V V , K .H ,wif 1:1 f - 1 f It is our first year of sen- ior high school and the remain- ing years' climb seems only a short time. The past years have given us a knowledge of the world We live in and an understanding of what it expects of us. They have provided recognition in sports and ac- tivities. We Will continue to see the years through with en- thusiasm and determination. We can truly say the tenth grade is a Wonderfully exciting year. Hal Swan and Mr, Peevey team up for an after school practice session. SOPHOMORES sg 5 ,'!:viE2iEiff5:, ,. ....., . ,A Qi ,. as 4 1 . - ' - B 'iTT5R ffQ,935'3: - NX' 5 A s K 'NeYfw'S'xe1'W?-Ng3.x'f : f1 'srxiiiq 'f . . A is r, mQ srSgxyQ-,agus ,aa .Q fc- ,, SQ .. , ,, r, sg wg , 1 ,psi ifflk Est 'E SNR Nr 1, 1 , Ei in No longer uncertom Smith, Ronny President o Blain, I im my .,,.. .... ..,.,,.. , , ,,.. K, V, L., . V, President If N Rush, Billy sa,,.s,,a,s.:ii:,,s,,. , W ,.zasf,1,Qef:,- K W, s Secretary 5 iii ,ttt Sutton, Coy , Reporter K tt111 K l lik ls ig t,t, ., Dawson, Dale S.C. Rep. sv. - ie-f Tacker, Ronald xv QI S.C. Rep. N Armstrong, Glenda Ashby, Tommy HW Barnes, Terry Bell, Mae Bell, Margaret Benham, Kathy Sophomores prove Bingham, Paul Bishop, Homer Bolin, Judy Bouchillon, Jenny Branch, Reda Brooks, Patricia- Brown, Judy Cagle, Ricky Canada, Judy Carter, Gary Chambers, JoAnn Collier, Wilfred 5 k My NX 'N aka .L ,Y NN 41. 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K - s l 'F ' ' f 1iff1?g33i r Q - ,. as :.ff.f.:1aa,. ve.:-1 Is kr a. . siflfs p f if, iv- gag agar:-r iw.-zfrf-ii i f i f5's. - fi ' ' imfiiilfi' r - Collins, Billy Dale, Arkie Davis, Deletba Davis, Sara Douglas, Roy Fikes, Jimmy Fleming, Jimmy Fletcher, Bobby Ford, Donald Free, Lula Freeman, Maebell Gibson, Faye Sophomores find thcltco-operation f, -sm , ,, .sr . an ..., ,ii 1 FM ff KN' i Qi Mx:-.5 K . , Gilbert, Harold Gillis, Linda Graham, Mike Griffin, Donald Hamilton, James Harley, Gene Hayse, Sammye Higgins, Barbara Holbrook, Karen Hosman, Peggy Huff, Geneva Jarvis, Paul Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Jimmy Johnson, Linda Kelly, Beverly Kenr, Regina Kieltuski, Richard Lassiter, Sharron Lawson, Teddy McCay, Joe McDaniels, Dennis McSpadden, Larry Mahan, Linda in K X A -an E ,L , , r, N Q19 . 'f is Awe? A and understanding ore keys to success. Markham, Linda Mars, Evelyn Martin, Wayne Meeks, Bennett Moore, Judy Morrisett, Carolyn Morrisett, Ginny Morrow, Eugene Myers, Wayne Parker, Margaret Parks, Harold Parrish, James 1 ,-Q 4- fix S S N ,gf if Q Avg' N fx di - .,' L T 1 - ,. , Q A ' - :f ix L :,1Qf5.Iii',afr:51Zs, . rl i L l 'r - r 1 fwfr s , , L - Q gifsisqp 9 gf? -' fri w x ,, id i y , is ? Q sf A rr 'X 'fi sz, 4'W1,:: i': H ' rw Payne, Alan Rollins, Linda Singleton, Gloria Carolyn Morrisett, Peggy Hosman, and Ginny Morrisett Melica Womack, Dale Shinabery, Janet Thompson, Sharron spend their pastime dissecting frogs. Lassiter, and Susan Thatcher can always find time for parties in Mrs, Key's French class, SOP HOMORES Sophomores goin knowledge Pedigo, Wanda Pinkston, Sheila Ryan, Debbie Simmons, Lanny Sisco, Barbara Sparks, Linda Poindexter, Linda Simpson, Dianne Sutton, Barbara 40 Ritter, Robin Simpson, Larry Swan, Hal s .Nm as saws.. it I f -e. ' 'YP ya, .. is agp N f r S X 5 x I WX 3 x at 5 p w s Q -s .r .v S i ,az , E M ak 'E b . -may-aa . ,,. ,,..1 ,Q,f 22t:eee a Q1 , fi ' L, san .4 ..s, s1fzs2E2r':' ' , as , F 5 -K X. gyis sa f 5s : V 1 ' r N e iz. .3 Dale Dawson shows interest in the election Billy Rush knows there is more than Roy Douglas investigates the by supporting, his candidate, one way to get out of class, political posters, through school ochvlhes Thatcher, Susan Thompson, Janet Tucker, Everett Vifik, Judy Walker, Susie Watson, Mike Whayne, Jean White, Catherine William. Alice FHY6 Williams, Kenneth Womack, Melica Wood, Carolyn Woods, Beth WOOCIS, BFYHU Young, lake 4 3 E Another class of anxious freshmen have arrived at the top of the junior high totem pole They were confronted with the problem of Working toward a fuller life through education. X and Y's entered their mathg politics joined their study of today's Worldg the complex sentence and the gerund seeped into their study of grammar. This year has been a mem- orable year for the '65 fresh- man. They joined clubs and led the junior high in sports and many other activities. Baker, C.E, President Billingsly, Kay Vice President Swingle, Debbie Secretary- Reporter Walker, Ralph Treasurer Sims, Susan S.C. Representative Young, Sherrie SC. Representative Allen, Mike Armstrong, Barbara Baker, Barbara Beckum, Danny Bell, Faye Blansert, Grace Burl McKenzie takes out time from selling in the concession stand to help Tim Coe with his popcorn. x FRESHMEN Freshmen help others, A118 ii A? . Q it K ig it z i fu' is if. 'Q J 'I' K Pam Fair takes a last minute stitch iii Dana Walker's uniform. l l Ronnie Lillard helps Ralph Walker in a critical time in their lives, ,Freshmen help themselves, others help Freshmen , F D rli t, i i 3 wi' if 5' 2 9 W, 33 4 , , I ffvv UW fivig iirs f i' 5 Qf s 1 lr,, 'C fl' M5 9 Brewer, Leona Busby, Authur Cagle, Jimmy Cannon, James Cantrell, Carolyn Carey, Peggy Carter, Jeanette Clark, Steve Craig, Joey Crawford, Douglas Collier, Darrell Collier, Harold Cook, Linda Cook, Marcell Covington, Charles Cummins, Mike Dawson, Don Dickerson, Lynn Dunlap, Jimmy Dunn, Earnest Duvall, Gary Ellington, James Fair, Pamela Ferrer, Charles Fields, Bill Flippo, Herbert Ford, Norma Ford, Patsy Gallion, John Gilbert, Jimmy Gillis, Larry Gray, Janice Greenwood, Bonnie Griffin, Eddie Goad, Eric Hale, Debbie Harmon, Donna Harson, Jerry Hastings, Anita ,, f - S' ' , - 'ss W2-12'-Qsesr sfmlii - . ..,:r5,Q:s,gg . ,r .Q iz- fs- W Q . J' v 1-W 9 i S x ' ' r ' rs. fir? ' r 'N 4 Q 3 Efgxssail A xi? 1' ,M ' ravi ff 35 ' X3 V sr 4-Q w ,fr gg 2 ,tm 'H figs M,-,ZPH ' sy ag? :xl Mfg , 4 ag Wil lrifii Z , .... , ., , J 'H 1 . .' Hg .. ' . ,sig VM. . 1 Q . I it . i kiiiaf- L lf' I Llldiff rv r 'W' A ,yoyo aff 1 ',r-zQf..f' X VI! FRESHIVIEN X 1 'F sf .X - 1 fs' Freshmen be n ft . .I 3 , ,. MS' , QS falkf, ,k'x 5 M .,,. - ' -1 l'1 , 435551. I gi .... Xu .x I rk on graduation credits. L1: . r vii' . ,W 3 . 'Q xv ff' el 4 Q ,pf 1 4' 3' 'X ,f .r r x I i M Q X wx E L A fr V ff is ,Q Q K , 0 1 Hooker, Russell Hosnian, Buddy Ingram, Danny Isabell, Eddie Keith, Linda Koontz, Jeff Kyle, Dennis Lansdale, Johnny Lawrence, James Leathers, Ricky Lemons, Kaye McCain, Jerry McDonald, Barbara McKenzie, Burl Meyers, Johnny Morgan, Gary Parker, Kathy Payne, Jerry Payton, Judy Pitts, Robert Pitts, Travis Plunkett, Kathy Pulley, Garvin Pulley, Marvin Riddle, James Robertson, Diane Robertson, Wanzor wg ,,.: A little rain doesn't stop Linda Keith, Betty Swan, or Murlene Smith from being in Home Economics class FRESHIVIEN 1 C X H. , ,Ma - iei tti ' W ww s we my is is J'-sr sr f 'Uh sis H S S 'S PM if r.Lsf1 -h lfli , Q5 4 jj j -1 1 tl'gy.gr,1, '2.S3f , , - A ..-, ty., i.,ii,i ' t-' A S S iitit .. i . ' , V ' L tt.,, , tt,itttiiitt. tttl S is y Nothing dompens o Freshmon's Russell, Carol Sharpe, Bama Shaver, David Smith, Charles Smith, Gloria Smith, Mike Smith, Murline Stidem, Gary Swan, Betty Swan, Freddy Talley, Gary Teague, Jerry Thielemier, Greg Tyger, Donny Turnbow, Sharron Turner, Billy Mm! tsl 1 95, Vick, odie ,, it X Q Vanl-loozer Larry Flfiili-Exif : , , 1l .f,.x S ' K ' Walker: Bobby 'I,'iifii. E. ff AAK f,- fl,- Qi- f .wi -nf! Walker, Dana ' ,oxfyu 'X' 5 -f 3 3 ,m.. , Walker, T0mmY Welch, Kathy White, Billy 1: ' S h'2 sm-. wzssxzsssgurii 5 , -:w 3 White, Robert Williams, Dennis Willis, William Winger, Melany se x-,1 LT in iii - :decals of High School Wray, Vivian York Steve Dances add a touch of glow to high school life, Susan Sims and Jerry Ashlock enjoy a slow dance, while Butch Fraley and Barbara Armstrong enjoy something, a little more swinging. Marion Miller arrives at school early to prepare for class, while the school is quiet, JUNIOR HIGH scholastically . Happy to be rid of the uncertain- ty of their first year in high school, the eighth graders showed their stuff in many areas of endeavor. They had in their ranks 12 boys on the jun- ior high football teamg they placed 18 on the first semester honor rollg they also had 3 members of the Marked Tree High School Marching Band. These eighth graders are not only moving up by grades but also climbing the ladder socially and Socially and Scholosticolly t T . 4 rl ' . l vshii so Q . s ,'., , ,,..' ' I , ii 1 Q ssrrrs rsrl rdvi rrsr Q- -' V If i ,Q , ' ' . 3, r M y rtsst , , to . - T T, 'ff dyyy xr, .,.. 0, ,V 4? v , tt,. in ' Elf 1, f -- - ' ' l ,, 1, , iirr V44 ' :wr-,iii , Q f E H 'fe' r - f ',s- , ggyy, 2,113 if H, . ..,, - fr - ' t li , ,Z 5-2 i:a,,. af. ', , ' , g '- jf: t ' ' . H s V ,, ,, , , I I, r if '- ' r . , f -, 3 ,a . .,..,,,,, , o 4 A fn hi ,VLT VVLL A f .- - 5 x R at ,1 R bffff K, 5 ,,-' is L:,h..-, '- usa .. vw I ,L-M50 revs. az ,-2 swf!- ., ,,,,, ,, P, nv ' at f f rw fi 1 Brewington, Ronald President Percifull, Mike Vice President Walker, Carla Secretary and Treasurer Ford, Dennis Reporter Shinahery, Randy S.C. Representative Adams, Danny Beckem, Phyllis Bennett, Judy Bishop, Joyce Branch, James Bray, Kohn Bromley, Raymond Brooks, Brenda Browder, Billy Brown, Joan Brown, Patricia Browning, Claude Browning, Stella Byers, Beth Chambers, Alice Chambers, Amos Cockran, Greg Collins, Terry Coughlin, Earnel Crawford, Mary Dabney, Mike Daniels, Dianne Dunn, Earline Evans, Barbara Ferrell, Pamela Gaddis, Eugene Gill, Gary Gillis, Billy Gooclin, Hearlin Goodin, Rachael 1 rel r the Eighth Grade climbs higher Gordon, Joe Gray, Martha Harris, Joyce Harris, Wanda Harrison, Ricky Hawkins, Eddie Helm, Patricia Higgins, Larry Hipps, Linda Hooker, Richard Huff, Jimmy Johnson, Susan Keeling, Phyllis Keller, Christy Kimery, Roger Lane, Beverly Laster, Norma Lawrence, Janice Lawrence, Larry Linville, Jessie Mae ,an i . ,V Y' 4+ J la 'R' lub! Wei' NVE' thingy ' E R V S liiffiililizii ' Sari? .3 fy ,igj ' ,, , Kgyifgzee -'rt '25 1,.f 4 X S . f.1,q. W WW, ,,,, of 1 A ' Y 'PY JUNIOR HIGH Grc as 417 1 4 M322 A 6 95245, ,ff 'lf if V0 We 5u AK: 1,7 ni Mn '5 cl STS CIF9 Lovett, Kathy McAlpin, Kathy McCoy, Pat McCullar, Joyce McDaniel, Ronny VlcDonald Irmmy McDonald L1 y McGlothl1n, Jannre Mrller, Marlon Montgomery Johnny Morgan Royce Morgan ue Morrrs, Kathrrne Morrow Glynn Myers, Jerry acquainted Nester, Crndy Oldham, Susan Orr, Floyd Parker Iaylene Parks Ramona Patton, Susan Penney, Ned Phrllrps Ann Rrchards, Gracre Rogers Don Roy Drana Russell Dennrs Srmpson, Authu Suns, Lynn Srngleton Don Smrth Wrlmer Souce, Paul Sparks Ross Stover, Sue 2 1 , ' , err I . A , , 5 'R' I H H !'?iiAsf , . ' IW few- J ,,,, gear 2 .K - ' 7' , ,f - E. . V, 'ff ',-' f 1 lx ' , 1 ,TV , ,r ffif rrss , ..rr 1 - ' A l l Puce' Davld - ' . ,.,x .'.- ' L rrrl or ' L ,r,, - ' ' ' .-'fEf?3,. at 7 ' 2. A 'f ' , ' ,, . ,V N ' .12 :az , V 7 , Sutton, Gerald Swan, Betty Teague, Karen Teague, Larry Teague, Linda Thatcher, Charles Tucker, Dianne Vannatter, Troy -- H1 f:m2fx.fxf,:gs T-1fYi7if?iiSE'iiE,vl: :- f'5!W ,, fy? ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ,I r,az,.ffw,fri ,, zag,,g:gg.g:,g, ,,Lt,t , W, ay lf . v S if ,,,rr. , , . . ,,, W , with the demands of high school Mike Dabney and George Willoughby's alibies are more acceptable to Randy Shinabery who is taking advantage of Mr, Ramsey 's absence. Waites, Melinda Walls, Martha Watson, Eddie Whayne, Roberta White, Glynn Williams, Alvie Willoughby, George Wilson, Nolan Wood, Johnny Yarbrough, Phyllis - . .iz--gg, , I: , .rafvsu ' ' f ' iii S if? 7'fi?7'ffi: f'-QS ,Zhi A,1f ff,-ffl:-M. w ,,,, ,, .,., , ,,,..,,,. , , I wwf f 'vw ., ..,, N M is ,T yytt M , it ll X X v XX can T Af' 111124232 . ' U, ,, W' J'-W. sri , t sw-sq K, , 4 'EU' .. . mi, rf M HW.-1 Q W f rsls V ef ez' 1255-1fi1Li1 ,k s W,' ,' ' 1 ,M- Y 429 A -uni' ,mu Q I 2 1 .13. ,,-,V f , 11 T srls 'rst M , s , K X, .af ji W 1 M , fi an ' , . 2 , Q . ,1 , ' 1' 11' - kay ' RV, Y ig? L1 l K in '55 2 WQW' , J 1' I EW Gwen Bolin soon finds out that tests are a fad among teachers. '12 JUNIOR HIGH These high school new- comers spent the first weeks of school learning to open their stubborn locks, finding their way to classrooms through halls of bustling stu- dents, and the task of getting acquainted with a whole new realm---high school. This world consisted of new teachers, new faces, and new courses. But soon they got into the spirit of high school by studying hard and partici- pating in many activities. Everything is new and exclhng gseszszz Price, Joel President Graham, Fred , V106 PFCSIUGUF 'fri' wav ,k.r ,... 'ff- if 15 , '. , . , . Klelfuskl, Rosahe '. Secretary- Treasurer '-'- . V ' 'r Tucker, TOUUUY ,-.r RCPOFE61 I ff : i ,r. ,- , f ' 'A , 75: VV..V.. VV,, i , Aden, Emma rrtti rriet 1 T isrs erre , yyrirs Aden, Hazel .. 'r1- i 'i i . yyd T f reeey Ashlock, Lynn ie-li t-'r- ' iii iii 1 r errs eert f Atchley, Thomas t' it T i'rs A Edv is gk . ,ip r,yee .. , ycock, w ard - fri. - A A Blanseffr OHS ,L ' O U1, QTY ' ' ','f- ,,,' ' T ' f , iir,irsrs Bohm, GWGU Q fii i 'i , - it ierri fi ,ft Bourne' Bm A ,i.. . ff Bexley, Sheila - 'i'5 2 ,,- , ,,i ,.rf . BIB , 01611 lf. ' . ' 2w1af1:z:r,aw3z:f, az1.,,.,r' 'grew' f i :sw . ,, 4,-:zxzzfiis Q, fz is - .r-' -1 r' , Brown, GC1T3.l.Cl , Q .:,, ' ,. Brown Janice -'r' ' I 1' iiit V Terry Sharpe finds the Seventh Grade a year of work. Gerald Brown takes advantage of Boy Scout Week to walk a little lady across the street. Martha Harley and Linda Pitts participate in the Choral Christmas Program. 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H ff 11' f':?'ff L 'rf' 1. : 11 n, ,, ,2aies2Ei1fQff H J -:as ss- ,fr Q lf f Alma Mater On the banks w, f offour f Q F ifaneis Marked by-gH1en'lOf4frylQlf? 2Q, Stands a city bffoL11?fifSQT1CYQ ' And the sQhool'2lW,C5iui3f1Qffe,Q.l o v She has Abeeiylquffiainsp,ifaei2m a l1l 1 Purple 'trueand'golldifgffll e l And wefgivenurf adiniifation - snamwwsllrhighwaelauuphon-1fe the yearfsfeflieiwie befofefziis, r ii ' 2 x'A of herfablqes-Sing if BG ' w l Chorusf' h4 hf, i f Q Forward ever' 'watehward Conquer anudf'plrEifEiLi1 a fl Hail to 'cheeg our rAl1na Mater Marked Tree High, all hail. sports, dromotics, music and iournolism H K-'i VIH j ' I- .W ..,,. ,,.,.:,,'.. X Sr. Pow-Wow Maiden Linda Turner ow Warrior 011 Maddox Linette Morrisett Senior Homecoming Queen Linda Turner Senior Maid Suzie Greenlee Senior Maid Janet Ford Junior Maid Sophomore Maid Viki Dunn Carolyn Morrisett Junior Maid Sophomore Maid I L F A. ! E 80 V E if 5 Q 81 'Fw Jerry Ashlock OZARK Cass Lewis Wood D ' one Carroll Maddox iv'bF3?i '5'QZ6G f ' fb g fw k 4 C V, 5 Rwef Q I 2X ' L, Q . SOYS STATE -4-.. Hunt 11. P H I il ll 1 1'-v -'ff .L-f... --1 . .awww.N,1,wX1::::1 11-1135.111 M 3 Qu , . - - - .- Skippy Craig Dianna Brunner Marilee Byers John Phillip Sousa Award Regional Drum Majorette Girls' Nation HONORS Awards tor outstanding achievements Barbara Key Betty Crocker Homemaking Award DAR Good Citizenship Award 1 ... .. ,.., . -..,. .., ...M ,ummm- m1-11-.11 This year the John Phillip Sousa Award was presented to Skippy Craig for his ability and participation in Band. He was student di-rector and President of the Band. Dianna Brunner's skill in twirling won her the title of Drum Majorette of this region at Arkansas State Twirling Clinic. Carroll Maddox and Ricky Leathers were awarded trophies for being the outstand- ing players in the Junior and Senior Invitation- al Tournament at Osceola. The Betty Crocker Homemaking Award was won by Barbara Key for making the Highest grades on the test. She was also awarded the good citizenship award by the Daughters of the American Revolution. While at Girls' State, Marilee Byers was one of the two girls of Arkansas selected to go to Girls' Nation in Washington, D. C. She was chosen by the councilors to repre- sent Arkansas with the knowledge of govern- ment she had obtained while at Girls' State. It is a great honor for Marilee as well as a great honor for the school. Everett Tucker's natural comical ways gained him recognition as Best Actor, while Sandy McDaniel won the title of Best Actress in her well-played role. Top Picture: Carroll Maddox and Ricky Leathers Outstanding Basketball Players Bottom Picture: Everett Tucker and Sandy McDa'niels Best Actor and Actress Queen Lynn ond Her Court Lynn Dickerson, Queen Susan Sims Lynn Sims Linda Pitts Debbie Swingie Kathy Lovett Lynn Ashlock 5 W i X , p W i 87 Tim Norton, Editor Judy Young, Assistant Editor YEARBOOK STAFF The purpose of a yearbook is to communicate information to the reader in pictures and Words. Events throughout the year are captured by our photographer, to which copy is added to support these basic elements of the year- book. The book is financed through the selling of the books and advertisement from the busi- nesses of the surrounding area. Planning a better yearbook takes new ideas and creative thinking of the members along with coop- eration from the student body, faculty, and administration. The Yearbook staff met and conquered many challenges in the process of producing this '64-'65 edition of the Pow-Wow. Happiness, Sadness, Success and Failure all bound Susan Feathersron Business Manager Barbara Key Sec, and Treas. l l Tim Norton and Mrs, Faucett, Sponsor, outline pictures for Mike Watson to take, Ronny Becker, Jana Walker, Patricia Thielemier Tony Huddleston, and Linda Turner type and proof-read the pages before final shipment. with work cmd covered with pride. Susan Sims, Janet Thompson, Sara Davis, Sharon Lassiter, Ralph Walker, and Kathy Bragg plan lay outs and draw them on dummy sheets. Tim Norton, President, and Mr. Sain Mullins, sponsor, fill out final order for the school flag. The priceless rights of free speech, free assemblage, and free- dom to participate in voluntary groups are denied millions of human beings in the World today. In America, how- ever, these freedoms are flourishing. They will continue to exist and grow stronger only as they are exercised. Our student activity groups are our greatest phenomenon. They de- serve our best efforts. The Student Council strives to establish a more cooperative rela- tionship between the faculty and stu- dent body, to uphold the democratic customs and regulations of our school, to develop a greater sense of self -initiative among students, and to promote a better organized recreational program. Out of the effort that goes into the Work of var- ious kinds of school activity groups, like the Student Council, by faculty and students will come valuable con- tributions to learning. STUDENT COUNCIL Concerned Seated: S, Young, D, Swingle, M, Watson, I, Boblack, Standing: D, Shinabery, D, Dawson, S, Peatherston S, Sims, T, Allen, D, Presley, B, Key, A, Fleming, B, Lawson, 90 Left to Right: M, Willis, C, Boblack, R, Tacker, S, Greenlee, L, Wood, R, Shinabery, K. Teague, K, Bragg, with the problems of todc1y's youth. At the close of the political speeches, for the rnock election, sponsored by the Student Susie Greenlee pins a corsage on Mrs, Ned Council, participants led the student body in Penney at the Teacher Appreciation Assembly the school Alma Mater, -where she was herald in as Teacher for a Day Left to Right: M, Meeks, R, Ritter, P. Hosman, K. Newcomb, P. Thielemier, I. Powell, K, Davenport, Seated: Mr. Ramsey, MONITORS, SAFETY PATROL, AND LIBRARY These unpaid workers help keep our Left to Right: I. Fleming, D. Hazel, S. York, M. Graham, R. Walker, S. Hardin. Students of the Library Club assisted Mrs . Lillard by arranging and checking books and filing and cataloguing cards . They observed book Week with posters and bulletin board displays. Mrs. Lillard and these unpaid Workers provided a quiet place to study or do research. school system on on even keel M. Browder, D. Moore, D. Ryan, Mrs. Lilliard, B. Woods, I. Brewer, E. Mars, L. Johnson, G, Armstrong, I. Brown, M. Freeman V. Collier. 93 Left to Right: J, Walker, Pres,, J, Young, S, Featherston, Sec,, T. Norton, Mrs. Milton Lovell, Sponsor, S, Higgins, V, Pres,, D, Presley, P, Thielemier, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, QUILL Sz SCROLL A candle lighting ceremony serves as an initiation of new Quill and Scroll members, H ' 'T 'T' W' 3 ' ' 1 f - Honor Societys recognize The Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for outstanding achievements in the fields of journalism along with a substantial grade point. Juniors and Seniors may apply for a place in the organization. The faculty considers their qualifications and the organization invites those approved to enter. A for- mal initiation then follows . Students of the National Honor Society are selected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, lead ership, character and service This year l6 students met the requirements set by the organiza tion. The names of the new proba t-ionary members were first an nounced at the annual tapping cere mony. As a token of welcome the active members presented the new members a blue and gold rib bon signifying membership. Billy Lawson taps Regina Kent at the National Honor Society Tripping Ceremony exceptional achievements lst- R, Ritter, L. Douglas, B. Key, M, Byers, S, Thatcher, J, Bouchillon, C. Boblack, D. Shinabery, P, Coats, 2nd Row - J, Collins, S, Higgins, Sec., S. Greenlee, Rep,, T. Allen,--Pres,, A, Fleming, V, Pres., S, Featherston, S.C Rep. L. Wood, L, Markham, Miss Judith Robertson, Sponsor, 3rd Row - l, Boblack, I, Jarrell, L, Sparks, L, Baker, T Norton, E, Tucker, S. Craig, I, Walker, R, Kent, 4th Row - K, Bragg, J. Young, D. Presley, K. Wray, M, Watson D, Ryan, D. Wood, B. 'StuCk, B, Lawson, R, Smith, S, Gibbs L, Turner, B, Key, S. Higgins, T. Norton, R, Thatcher, J. S, Featlierston, V-Pres., L, Wood, Pres., Ashlock, S. Craig, T, Allen, D, Brunner. C, Anglin, Sec., G, F-Oghee, Tfeagu 5, Greenlee, S.C, Rep. THESPIANS I AND II Musk of comedy ond tragedy shows T, Huddlesron, L, Morrisett, P. Thielemier, R, Becker, A, Fleming, Mrs, Faucett, Sponsor, Mrs, Fleming, Sponsor, J. Walker, M. Byers, R, Lillard. . .. . gsm, i f as lst Row - B, Griffith, S, McDaniel, K. Davenport, L, Jones, I, Young, K. Newcomb, D. Presley, L Hampton N Chambers, R, Harley, 2nd Row - Mrs, Jim Dailey, Sponsor, B, Lawson, C, Cupp, G. Ellington, V Dunn J Ford K Bragg, E, Whayne, J, Shelton, Mrs. Milton Lovell, Sponsor, 3rd Row - M. Oldham, D. Folden G lngle B Stuck, D. Wood, G, Brewer, R. Rogers, I, Wallin, os each octs well his port. Everyone dreams of his name in lights . This is seldom achieved or seriously pursued, but high school students get a taste of the workmanship that goes into painting of backdrops, applying of make-up and lighting of the stage through his Work in the Thespians. The mask of comedy and tragedy represent the Thespians, but at Christmas the mask and pretence are set aside for the Christmas Dance. The seniors sponsored the dance and invited the other troops. Thespians takes part in Jr, class play lst Row - S, Lassiter, S, Davis, A, Williams, J. Canada, R. Kent, L. Rollins, G. Singleton, B. Higgins, R. Branch D, Simpson, 2nd Row - T. Ashby, J. McCay, M. Watson, E, Tucker, President, G. Carter, A, Payne, B, Rush R Douglas, Reporter, J, Fleming, 3rd Row - R, Smith, M. Womack, I. Morrisett, I, Thompson, R. Ritter, L. Sparks S, Thatcher, Secretary-Treasurer, P. Hosman, J. Bouchillon, Vice-President, G. Hatley, S, Pinkston, K, Benhan J, Chambers, L. Markham, D. Shinabery. THESPIANS I AND II New Thespions find there IS The The-spians' year begins with a formal dinner and the initiation of the new members. The Candle Light- ing Ceremony states the origin of the National Thespian Society and its goals The new members pledge to uphold these goals and are presented member- ship cards and Thespian pins. The Drama Festival is the high light of the Thespian year. It is the selecting, casting, and practicing of plays. It brings Wealth to the Thespi- ans in the form of education and experi ence. Left to right - R. Walker, Sec., Miss Sonja Moore, Sponsor, K. Parker, Pres,g W. Robertson, C. Russell, K. Billingsley, S. Sims, I. Payne, V-Pres.g G. Thielemier, Reporter, M. Cummins, B, Hosman. El 77 No Business like show business. Left to right - Mr. Frank Dyer, Sponsorg L. Dickerson, P. Fair, D. Walker, W. Wood, D. Swingle V. Wray, D, Hale, A. Hastings, D. Robertson, D, Shaver, E. Goad. 1 The Future Teachers of America is an organiza- tion dedicated to the en- couragement of teaching as a profession. It offers information and experience gained only by instructing in a class room. Each member teaches once a Week in the elementary school to gain this know- ledge. These prospective teachers met once a month to discuss and evaluate their progress. Special speakers and informative programs promoted new ideas and higher goals. Due to their interest in education, they contri- buted books for the under- privileged students. ossocioting with people or their language First row: l. Ford, K. Bragg, I. Young R Becker I Iarrell K Newcomb Second row D Ryan P, Coats, C. Anglin, J, Wallin, S McDan1els D Presley Third row M Harris R Harley N Chambers I, Powell, L, Douglas, S. Fearherson I Collins Fourth row D Ivy D Moore M Browder K Davenport B. Saddler, L. Saddler, D. Brunner lst row - K. Lovett, H, Kieltuski, Reporter, B, Saddler, Hist,g G, Foshee, 3rd V-Pres., M, Byers, lst V-Pres,g D. Presley, Pres,g L, Morrisett, 2nd V-Pres., S, Higgins, Sec., S, Lassiter, B, Higgins, R, Branch, 2nd row - Miss Sonja Moore, Sponsor, R, Whayne, G, Morrisett, M. Freeman, B., Sisco, K, Newcomb, B. Griffith, S. McDaniel, K, Lemons, V, Wray, L, Keith, P, Ford, S, Turnbow, J, Smith, L, Saddler, I, Gray, J, Vick, 3rd row - G, Huff, D. Ryan, J, Bolin, P, Gibson, G. Single- ton, J, Baker, P, Hosman, M, Womack, S, Davis, D, Robertson, P, Brooks, G, Armstrong, B. Johnson, C. Cantrell, 4th row C, Russell, A, Williams, P, Coats, M, Meeks, D. Swingle, L, Dickerson, R, Hatley, L, Hampton, B. Sutton, L, Johnston, D. Moore, K. Davenport, L, Jones, M. Browder, N. Chambers, W, Robertson, S. Gibbs, J, Carter, P, Gibson, D, Simpson, 5th row - L, Poindexter, I, Collins, L, Cook, D, Walker, I, Chambers, S, Johnson, B, Swan, I, Whayne, M, Harris, B. Woods, K, White, B. Armstrong, W, Pedigo, L, Brewer, B, Greenwood, G, Smith, M. Parker, S, Fuller FHAAND FFA Vocotionol clubs build better FHA initiation teaches its members to laugh at ones self before laughing at others, Citizenship begins in the home, in fact, the environment of the home plays a leading role in the develop- ment of character, courtesy, and high standards. Homemaking in- volves more than routine work, like cooking and sewing. Childcare and personal hygiene keeps the family healthy and alert which promotes a happy home. All these topics are taught to the Future Homemakers of America. As a part of their social training they planned an assembly, attended district and state meetings, and designed and built a booth for the county fair. ii . , ,rr .. ,. ., . 1. . --f, .,..,. ,Wnfwa:f'fs'asrww.,rw,,M,4faaftfamnf.,w1rw:f -ww:hmmm.qwasasweusefas1f1-wwammyamzzzwsssuszz This year's Future Farmers of America Chapter was the largest in the history of Marked Tree High School. These 102 members partie- -- ipated in activities such as the Father- Son Banquet and the building of a booth for the county fair which won a Blue ribbon. The selection of the FFA Sweet- heart provided an entertaining assem- bly for the student body as girls com peted for the title. Along with their usual studies of chemical and industrialized farming, use of skilled tools, and care of ani- mals, the chapter has stressed par- liamentary procedure. citizens of tomorrow. lst Row - Mr. Sam Mullins, Sponsor, D. Collier, E, Griffin, B. White, M, Allen, I. Parrish, C. Sutton, Sec., G, Ingle, S, Advisorg L, Collier, Pres,g L, Gillis, T. Pitts, D, Ingram, R. White, I, McCain, 2nd Row - J. Ellington, B, Fields, D, Tyger, I, Fikes, P, Bell, D, Crawford, F, Swan, A, Payne, R, Rogers, I, Payne, I, Craig, R, Walker, E. Isbell, R. Leathers T. Talley, J. Riddle, J. Johnson, I-I, Flippo, D, Dawson, 3rd Row - G, Duvall, G. Stidem, I. Gallion, R, Pitts, B. Woods, D, Dawson, D, Ford, C. Cantrell, R. Kieltuski, G, Adams, F, Gray, L. Simpson, H, Bishop, I, Mangrum, D. Williams, 4th Row - T, Lawson, S, Clark, H. Collier, R, Tacker, D. Phillips, G. Manley, T. Barnes, W. Myers, I. Blain, I. Young, I, Billingsley, J. Ingram, D, Smith, S, Hayse, G, Harley, L, Childers, L, Sharp, B, Turner, J, Gilbert, W, Martin, 5th Row - W, Weaver, J. Lawrence, J. Teague, D, McDaniel, D, Beckum, R. Hooker, I, Myers, C, Covington, M. Willis, C. Baker, P, Jarvis, L, Van Hoozer, S. York, W. Parrish, L. Southard, A. Dale, D. Mangrum, B. Fletcher. wi.uan1s1lw rn7rxi1n:v:1-1-'za' - -1 If mm i The band performed at football games, pep rallies, and parades. Due to the Christmas parades at Trumann and Jonesboro and the District and State Band Festivals, extra time had to be set aside for practice. The cadence of drums, the trampling of marching feet and the shout- ing of 'the Music Man , Mr. Peevey, could be heard from morning until night. The climax of the season is the spring concerts when the band presents a selection of music for the young and old. BAND I L l 4 Taste for good music, once l Woodwinds: P, Bingham, V. Dunn, I, Payne, S, Higgins, P. Thielemier, J, Craig, K. Billingsley, E. Goad, S, Walker, T. Lawson, B. Lawson, W, Wood, P, Pair, D, Shaver, T, Walker, L. Douglas, D, Hale, D, Simpson, D, Brunner, M. Dabney. Brass: S, Craig, M. Watson, T, Ashby, E, Tucker, N. Penney, A, Simpson, H, Swan, L, Simpson, B, Stuck, Percussion: M, Smith, R, Lillard, D. Walker, T. Huddleston, 104 The Marked Tree High School Marching Band performed many precision drills throughout the marching season. This is not accomplished without alot of practice, however, These dedicated souls marched on the practice field rain or shine, every day, first period and also marched half times at football games, But they didn't get just wet feet and many a cold for their workg they received a big dose of self-accomplishment. acquired is never lost. Mr, Neil Peevey is director of the Band and choral groups 25 I , rf Lllttltzm J , - 3,1-iff ! ' .,,. ' ' x Q , , K . 5 Q, , .- ,. E , , ,,,. ,, ,,.,,... ,x pr p L .,,, , ' -is r 4 dyrr , r f - w. 5 Sandra Higgins, Head Majorette Feature Twirler Susie Walker, Viki Dunn, Lynda Douglas, Patricia Thielemier, Pamela Fair. Dianna Brunner Drum Majorette Feature Twirler MAJORETTES, SINGERS, CHOIR In musl The Marked Tree Band has been Well represented by the ma- jorettes not only at home activities but at District and State Meets as Well. They received six first di- vision ratings at the State Twirling Festival in Dumas, Arkansas. At the Arkansas State College Summer Twirling Clinic the line was among the finalists in the ensemble com- petition, and our drum majorette, Dianna Brunner, carried away the trophy for the most outstanding drum majorette of this region. C F Left to right - S, Craig, C. Anglin, I, Craig, I. Payne, L, Turner, T. Ashby, I, Thompson, M. Watson, S. Pinkston, D, Moore, W. Pedigo, C. Morrisett, B. Baker, actions speck os loud os words lst row - T, Lawson, I. Craig, J. Payne, M, Watson, T. Ashby, S. Craig. 2nd row - F. Collier, F. Gibson, I, Bolin G. Morrisett, S, Pinskton, C. Morrisett, 3rd - J. Carter, B. Swan, B. Baker, L. Keith, K. White, Mr. Neil Peevey, Director, 4th row - W, Looney, R. Lillard, P. Bingham, C. Cupp, L. McSpadden, F. Swan. 3 '-l 1 To keep the students informed of the activities on the campus is the aim of the school paper, the Scout. These publications involved not only proof-reading and typing but also originality, creative ability, and a nose for news. The battle of the deadline is con- stantly being waged by the members of the Scout paper staff as they strug- gle to get the paper to the student body each month. Staff members go around with pencil and paper in hand, hoping to catch some noteworthy event in the making and thus find a good story. Mr. Frank Dyer, Sponsor, Ronny Becker, Editorg Dianne Presley, Asst, Editor, Mrs. Milton Lovell, Sponsor. JOURNALISM Around the school they search for news. lst Row - S. Featherston, I. Boblack, C. Boblack, M, Byers, P. Fair, A. Fleming, S, Higgins, D. Brunner, I. Ford K. Teague, 2nd Row - D. Tucker, D. Walker, K. Billingsley, L. Dickerson, S. Sims, S. Johnson, M, Watson, K, Lovett, I, Walker, P, Thielemier, L. Turner, S. Greenlee. 3rd Row - W. Wood, I. Parker, S. Lassiter, D. Roy, L Sims, R. Ritter, K. Bray, E. Tucker, N, Penney, B. Byers, I. Price, . r lst Row - B, Woods, G. Brewer, G. McKenzie, R. Rogers, M. Graham,- R. Thatcher, C. McCain, 2nd Row - D, Wood, D, Folden, L.D, Highfill, I, Hamilton, J. Brown, A. Payne, R. Cagle, G. Ellington, B. McKenzie. 3rd Row - Coach Rose, Coach Sims, Coach Stephens, L. McKenzie, G. Hatley, G. Adams, C. Maddox, I. McCay, T. Allen, D, Buck, B. Lawson, L. Southard, B, Stuck. Top: KIM 11 C I b A Prayer before each game places one more on the playing field. U ' Bottom: Coach Sims hands out the first of many sweaters and letters to this years letterman 1 l ' 1 f L14 131???G1:ifG5Ta ss252z:e1sfwfvasHwas'fesavpsygfffsafassrzwlllla W-a aw The saddest are these, it might have been. As the third period came to a close, Indian fans could see the headlines, Indians Maul Parkin , but then the tide turned. The result was a 14-12 de- feat of Marked Tree. Disappointed but determined, the Indians roll- 3 ed over their next nine opponents with relative ease. Many home fans and alumni attended the 14 -7 Homecoming vic- tory over a strong Bald Knob team. Perhaps the stiffest opposition was the Trumann Wildcats. The sounding of the halftime buzzer spelled a 13-12 defeat but the Indians roared back and took home a 19-13 victory. The rest of the season was merely a formality as no team matched the eleven from Marked Tree. Truly the Indians looked and played the part of the new district 3-A champions. M. T. -- ---12 Parkin--- -----14 M. T. -- ----- 27 Wilson ----- ----- - 6 M. T. -- ----- 27 Osceola ------------ - O M.T. -- ----- 37 Harrisburg ---- ---- - 6 M. T. -- ----- 27 McCrory ---- --- 0 M. T. -- ----- 14 Bald Knob--- --- 7 M.T. -- ----- 19 Trumann ---- ---- 1 3 M. T. -- ----- 27 Augusta ---- ---- 0 M.T. -- ----- 45 Beebe ---- ---- 1 3 ATHLETICS Football team lst row - R. Smith, managerg L. Southard, L.D. Highfill, D. Buck, L. Sharpe, J. Brown, G. Adams, M. Graham, Managerg 2nd row - G, Hatley, R, Cagle, I. Hamilton, I. Wallin, R, Thatcher, T. Talley, R, Rogers, G, McKenzie 3rd row: Coach Charles Sims, B. Lawson, B, Woods, J. McCay, C, McCain, G, Ellington, D, Folclen, B. McKenzie, B, Stuck, Coach Jim Christian, 4th row: D, Wood, L, Rollins, G, Brewer, L, McKenzie, J. Ashlock, C. Maddox, A, Payne. Wins new District 3-A Championship M M M M M M XM XM ,FM M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M MM SCORES Mo Crory - - Harrisburg Corning-- Osc eola - -- Weiner ---- Tyronza--- Corning-- Gosnell - - - Lepanto--- Lepanto --- TruInann-- Weiner ---- Bono ---- Wynne - - - Bay ----- OsCeo1a--- Tyronza--- Harrisburg Lepanto - -- Nettleton- - Bono ------ Trumann-- Bay ------- Nettleton- Hughes ---- MoCrory-- i'fOsceo1a Invitational Tournament MDistrict Tournament --I '- 'I 1 5 i . ,-nq:,1m:4:.ws,m.-w lst row: B, Lawson, M. Graham, D. Buck, J. Shelton, O. Vick, I. McCay. 2nd row: R, Thatcher, Captaing J. Wallin, J, Hamilton, G, Jarvis, T, Allen, J. Ashlock, C. Maddox, Captainq T. Huddleston, B. Woods, D. Wood Manager, Coach Jerry Rose, ATHLETICS Basketball team has disappointing season - The Marked Tree Senior Basketball team posted a 12 -14 season beginning with a loss to Mc Crory and end- ing in the same manner. The highpoint of the season was the winning of a berth in the Osceola Invitational Tournament finals, in which one of our captains, Carroll Maddox, Won a trophy for outstanding performance. Though there were heartbreakers the cagers brought thrills to the fans and while the Indians may not have , lived up to expectations, the basketball campaign helped link together the memorable year of '64-'65 , a year of dh challenges . L, to R. G, Ellington, L.D. Highfill, B. Lawson, D. Folden, J, Brown, R. Smith, A. Payne,J. Hamilton, Standing: J, Billingsley, G. Adams, B. Stuck, B. McKenzie, I. Wood. Front Row: G. McKenzie, I. Ashlock, C. Maddox, D. Buck, Standing: G, Jarvis, C. McCain, T. Talley, I, Wallin, L. McKenzie, R. Thatcher. Sitting: J, Lawrence, R, Cagle, H, Swan. x-ix Returning point men: I. Ashlock, C, Maddox, R. Thatcher, L,D, Highfill, G. Ellington, L. McKenzie ATHLETICS Thlnclods care strong In Truck and field nn Marked Tree thinclads show promise again this r year. Returning this year are six District point men. it Strong field events will be backed up by steady dis- tance men. rriii C g l,k W tiiii C Various records have a good chance to be broken this year due to the returning of some record holders. ... -' T . , L Top: Coach Charles Sims Bottom: Coach Jim Christian This year's team should place Well in the district meet and will give fans many a thrill. ATHLETICS Outstanding Football Players Jerry Ashlock Robert Thatcher ALL- STATE ALL- STATE Outstanding back in Dist. 3-A Outstanding lineman in Dist, 3-A ALL- DISTRICT Robert Thatcher, Don Folden, Jerry Ashlock, Larry McKenzie, Carroll Maddox, Carol Anglin, Captaing Linda Turner, Jana Walker, Susie Greenlee, Robin Ritter, Janet Ford, Regina Kent, Susan Featherston, CHEERLEADERS Seven personalities become one on side lines Carol Linda Jana Suzie Susan Janet Gina v- VJ F? 1 O 5 ?U I D1 K U-S .... KIJ O F CU E ,... I-I I1' O SI Ui r-J U' Z4 U 'TJ O H wo. Un 21 :Y ,... 'L' :J U P-I CI V1 II! D' O EI NJ I3 D.. Pi O S 2 2 O O O.. Z U 91 U' 13 CD K4 U PU O UQ CD P1 Ill 'TJ GEO 'Pi su UJU' II-'ig Q. QF Ph. OZ 3 jf, .400 53,9 0:3 H92 uv-:DQ ZZ ESQ UE U5 cn K45 . H. :1 H007 QW 51 :CU :bfi li 5. 5? cn Hoa -v-r mo. f 'I o E O o sn Q r-J e9 FE I'-I rw Ill -cn rf FD. 4 cw ,:x .-Aw, FU SO. 'Ju ,.. :x 'ns cr. -rn 7-1 F U Db. Q. E. -:s 'rn F Z- H. UQ. UQ ,.. :1 ffl 'T' E E0 2 P-K KD III O E 9 O H D' s CD I-l Q 5 s YD uv-s Ll 'U ED K4 III CD EEE? Junior Football Scores - '--- - '7 Shawnee ---- - - . ----- 36 Harrisburg - ----- 7 Paragould- - '---- 6 Trumann- - . ----- O Wilson ---- ni 1, manager. t row. R, Pitts, B, Gillis, R. Walken R, Leathers ATHLETICS Junior Football ond 6 ----13 ---- 7 26 20 : QEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Junior Basketball Scores Mc Crory - - Harri sburg Corning-- Osceola - - - Weiner ---- Tyronza - - - Corning-H Piggott ---- Osceola--- Lepanto - - - Tru1nann-- Weiner ---- Bono ---- Wynne - -- Bay ------- Osceola--- Tyronza - - - Harrisburg Lepanto --- Nettle1:on-- Bono ------ Trumann- - Bay ------- Trurnann- P'iDi strict Tournament Basketball gives thrills to younger set Left to right: R, Leathers, H, Flippo, R. Walker K Bray G Thielemier C Thatcher S Smith L I-hggms M Smith I Cannon, R, Brewingtcn, D. Rogers, J, Branch B Wilker M Cummins Coach Jim Christian iaith- fs- J., 1fm.-sfr-as--r,r,.: ,. ,.,,.p.-v-f-'-- Q. T lst row: F, Graham, R. Harrison, S. Smith, P, Ryan, D, Turnbow, T, Tucker-, R, Rollins, G. Willoughby, D, Ford D, Rogers, 2nd row: M, Pearciful, I, Montgomery, C, Thatcher, L, Higgins, L, Gillis, J, Cagle, G, White, R, Brewington, R, Shinabery, Coach Charles Stephens, ATHLETICS Junior High Trock Team lst row: l. Ellington, H, Collier, D, Collier, I. McCain, I. Lansdale, R. Pitts, B. Gillis. 2nd row: Coach Charles StephenS, J. Craig, I. Payne, G. Thielemier, J. Riddle, R. Leathers, T. Pitts, S. Smith, M. Smith, 120 Debbie Swingle Iaylene Parker Karen,Teague Lynn Sims CHEERLEADERS Junior High Cheerleaders Go! Team! Go! . The team needs the support of its fans. Win or lose the Junior Cheerleaders keep the spirits high by leading the fans in cheers of encouragement and praise. Through attending Cheerleader Clinic at Arkansas State College and many hours of practicing they develop in skills of Pompon and dance routines, tumbling and mass yells. Kathy Parker Lynn Dickerson Vivian 'Wray 4 1 , 4 I l x. n F n n i 2 Marked Tree bus'nessmen We reserve this space to recognize and thank alltthe corn- mercial and private enterprise that offers service and products to our town and make it possible for the Yearbook Stagffto meet one of their challenges e-+the-printing oi this 1964-65POW WOW. 01 Salant 84 Salant Incorporated 101 Industrial Park Marked Tree Phone 35 8-2656 Gotham Educational Equipment Company Inc Benham Auto Sales ' Marked Tree Good Used Cars Compliments of D ro Vo Bo Marked Tree I 358-2500 Marked Tree makes good use of chalk boards, T. Marshall Ray, Distributor of Gulf Oil Products 107 Grant Marked Tree Phone 358-2176 The Little Store Compliments of Martin and Ruby Worthy Marked Tree M arked Tree Lumber Co. 104 Elm Marked Tree Richard Keiltuski discovers good material from Marked Tree Lumber Co. are impor- tant for his project. Micl-Town Florist Phone 358-2959 Day 8z Night T EIEFLORA Mrs. Clyde King Marked Tree COMPLIMENTS OF Modern Beauty Shop and Price Jewelry Store MARKED TREE AR ELECTRICITY- ml' QU: if X KJ THE Hifi vf-rua f fa f 0 KANsAs coMPANY HELPING BUILD ARKANSAS 125 E. Ritter 84 Company E. Ritter Water Co. E. Ritter Telephone Co. Georgie Busby, third grader, learns the value of knowing how to use the telephone. After a long hard recess Denny Clayton and Sonny Gray find water refreshing, A Iii Fa rmer's Gin 8g Supply Payneway C OMPLIMENTS OF John Woods National Life Insurance Carol Anglin--President Anna Belle Fleming--Vice-President Susan Featherston--Secretary Barbara Allen Key--Treasurer Dianna Brunner--Reporter Janet Ford--Historian Marilee Byers--Song Leader Linda Douglas Viki Dunn Suzie Greenlee Faye Harris Dianne Presley Patricia Thieleinier Janet Thompson Linda Turner Jana Walker Kathy Wray Judy Young Mrs. H. V. Holland--Sponsor The Junior Music Club MARKED TREE, ARKANSAS Clarke's Dress Shop The Latest Fashion Mae Clarke Owner Phone 358-2030 Lucky Dollar Store 28 Frisco Marked Tree Every Day Dollar Day Frank Fleeman Grocery Store Payneway Nyal Drug Store Phone 358-9014 Marked Tree, Ark. Once A Trial Always Nyal Compliments of Dewey's Dairy Freeze Marked Tree Star Barber Shop 30 Elm MTHS uses Spaulding equipment in all phases of athletics, Marked Tree Spau ding Athletic Goods C Phone 35 8-29 33 BIRDS EY! 1 f3?mfMimfMo D. CANALE 62 Co. P. O, BOX 2652 DESOTO STATION MEMPHIS TENNESSEE PHONE 525 6811 0. ' Odell Cook and Gary Fuller enjoy a hot meal Little Rook, Arkansas Admiral Sportswear, Inc. Rawlings Sporting Goods For Track, Basketball Baseball, 85 Football prepared from food furnished to our cafeteria by D, Canale. Poinsett Motor Company Marked Tree Phone 353-2723 Your Friendly Ford Dealer Disgustedly Tony I-ludleston listens to Jana Walker's explana- tion of gear shifting . . . something Tony's known about for years. Tyronza Gin Co. Tyronza , Ark. Quality - Capacity Ginning Borclen's Milk Stuart Bodry , Distributor Mrs, Keith encourages elementary students to drink milk for strong bodies, Cantrell Auto Sales Phone 593-2172 Payneway Payne's Clover Farm Market Payneway Phone 59 3-2195 St. Francis Valley Hatley's Shell Station Implement Co. Highway 63 West ll6 Highway 63 W. Phone 358-2579 Marked Tree We grease to Please Teddy Talley clowns around on a Farmall but realizes that it is a fine piece of machinery, Holland 5-10-254 Store Hollancl's Dry Go-ods Marked Tree 40 Frisco Marked Tree The Firestone Store Cow Phone 358-2045 Bar Ronny Rogers checks the quality of Firestone floor niats ' Marked Tree City Drug Com pany Prescriptions Dia1487-2258 Tyronza, Arkansas Josten's' Josten Class Rings Synibolize the Finest Traditions Mr. O. T. Hunt -your Josten Representative Suzie Greenlee loves only Josten's rings, Tyronza Lumber Co. Phone 487 -2274 Tyronza, Ark. Teddy Lawson and Bennett Meeks display the bird houses built in Agriculture class of lumber from Tyronza Lumber Co, COMPLIMENTS OF J. E. MURPHY FUNERAL HOME Marked Tree. Arkansas Phone 358-2097 81 358-2422 New Theatre 1 1 O Frisco Marked Tree Get More Out Of Life - Go To A Movie KPCA Radio Station 806 Liberty Marked Tree Phone 358-2921 Music - News - Sports Dewitt Waites - Mgr. Wayne Toombs teaches Tommy Ashby the routine work of announcing, Work at KPCA gives Tommy working experience and extra inoney. Marked Tree AI'kCII1SCIS DTUQ Store Equipment Co. Marked Tree Your John Deere Dealer Don Folden explains to Ronny Smith just how those big John Deeres work, The Rexall Store Visit Our Store Phone 358-2155 Marked Tree oe Hong Grocery Store Tyronza, Ark. Phone 487 -2255 Howard Stuck 8. Co. Stationers - Printers - Office Supplies 24 Elm Street Wayne Looney paints a Christmas scene on the school's front door with paint from StuCk's, Bill Turnbow Gulf Station Phone 358-2668 Marked Tree, Ark. J. R. Featherston Wholesale Meats 107 Highway 63-West Marked Tree, Ark. Kohn Bray looks small beside his parents Industry, but soon he will be bossing it. Left: Former M. T. student, Bill Jennings explains the advantages of cooking with gas to Mr. I-lord. Kohn Bray Butane Gas Co. Marked Tree - Weiner Trurnann - Terrell Schonberger 84 Weir Marked Tree The Place to go For Brands You Know. Martin Oldham helps Ronny Becker select a new Beatle hat. St. Francis Valley Gin Co. 602 Elm Marked Tree Piggly-Wi99lY Downtown Marked Tree ,foYi' Vox 2 -'2 A ,PQ 3 , ' Q, '72 dfzzy lid! F se RW' Marked Tree Oil Company Marked Tree, Arkansas Shaw's Furniture Store Furniture - Hardware Bill 85 A. W. Shaw 212 Elm Phone 358-2089 Marked Tree Jerry Ashlock reads Between the Teens in the Marked Tree Tribune, Marked Tree Tribune Standard Bearers For Community Builders Phone 35 8-299 3 Ca rter Grocery Trnonza, ARK. Ma rked Tree Compress and Don Wylie should learn to use a basket when shopping at h O U Carter's for fruits and vegetables. l 1f2 uA 'U' ' f 397 Division Marked Tree Betty's Fashion Shop 21 W. Elin Marked Tree Phone 358-2868 Shop at Betty's Fashion Shop 135 Steven Shell Service Station 110 Nathan Marked Tree Phone 358-2091 Marked Tree Cooperative Gin 206 Ash Marked Tree Phone 358-2504 Mr. Stark, school bookkeeper, deposits school money at the Marked Tree Bank, Marked Tree Bank Marked Tree, Arkansas MEMBER OF F.D. I. C. Poinsett Grill Highway 63 - West Marked Tree Always Good Food Robin Ritter takes time out from school choresfor a bite to eat, Prince Furniture Company Phone 358-2554 Marked Tree Everything for the Horne O-H Cleaners Joe and Tommye Sparks Phone 358-2122 Marked Tree, Arkansas McDaniel's Appliances and Service 12 Elm MARKED TREE Phone 358-2870 Noble Real Estate FARM and CITY SALES FARM and CITY LOANS MARKED TREE Compliments of Hclrt's Auto Parts Marked Tree, Ark. Phone 358-2617 COMPLIMENTS OF Lynda Douglas shops for top quality products at Bucks Grocery. D. L. BYOQ d VVCI Y Buck's Grocery 504 Elm Marked Tree coMPL1M15NTs or Dr.W. I. Newsom Dubcard-Sharpe-Finch Insurance Agency 17 Frisco Marked Tree, Ark. J. D. Dubard A. J. Sharpe Joe E. Finch Phone 358-2002 Yancy Mobil Service Station 202 S. Frisco Marked Tree Barbara Key gives instruction, Check the gas and fill it up with oil, This is Tim's car, Finis Gray, Mike Allen, Wayne Looney, Eugene Duvall, and Larry With lumber from St, Francis Valley McKenzie finish their tile mosiacs with grout from St, Francis Valley Mr, Mullins shows Gene Hatley how to Lumber Co, measure his materials, Sl. Francis Valley Lumber Co. 507 W. Second Street Phone 358-2361 Grady Markham, Manager Sl. Francis Valley Motor Company Your Chevrolet 85 Oldsmobile Dealer Marked Tree Phone 358-2161 Jimmy Neiswander and Coach Christian discuss the opportunities offered to students through the use of a driver education car furnished by St. Francis Valley Motor Company. 139 Young's Silver Saver No. 36 102 Dawson Marked Tree Phone 358-2191 Mr, Ramsey has to be careful when he shops Judy Young checks- out groceries at her father s because he can't cook, store, St. Francis Valley Oil Co. Esso Products Phone 35 8-2747 Curiosity gets the better of Janet Ford, she wants to know how to put Esso oil in a car, Holt Lumber ancl Hardware Co. 222 E-LM MARKED TREE Phone 358-2450 For A11 Your Insurance Needs Hastings Insurance Agency Phone 358-2671 Marked Tree, Arkansas TPAVEQ . M0751 .P R E S T A U R A N T PHONE 358-2700 I: ,. . - A -. . . - . .eg-lQl-35,1 5 me sfsr 3 u. s. as South Marked Tree, Arkansas Swimming Pool - T. V. - Air Conditioned LuciIle's Fabric Shop 95 Nathan Street Fabric - Drapery Material Patterns - Sewing Notions Phone 358-2735 Marked Tree Doyle Tarlton asks Coach Stephens, Why buy a new car when you can patch your old one up with parts from ASLG Auto Parts? A 84 G Auto Parts 97 Nathan Phone 358-2726 Marked Tree Marked Tree Motor Company Your Dodge Dealer Everett Tucker would like to break in a new Dodge but he is broke, Eiifixli C OMPLIMENTS OF Powder Putt Beauty Shop 103 Nathan Phone 358-2824 Marked Tree Compliments of Dr. C. G. Swingle 141 Christine Boblack and Marilee Byers are pleased with their picture from DuCk's, Duck's Studio 94 South Main Street MEMPHIS, TENN. Baddour's Bargain Center SHOP WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE 36 Frisco Marked Tree Jim Billingsley-Mgr. With all the rain and snow Irene Boblack finds it is in keeping to listen well to James Bil1ingsley's sales pitch, Q J, Q 4. Q. o . 44 '. Q 'Q' . 5 . ' 'o'v .' 3.-. 7 ,...,. 5, t. x . - r -,s . . - , 5. ',s,s,4,, 4 00 ,g o 0 ' 0 4' 'o'0 5 Q , v,', D Q 4 0 gf - . Q 4 . Q Q fx f ',:,:,s, X W. H. Bingham Distributor Phone 593-2188 COMPLIMENTS Lynn Layman Insurance TYRONZA ARK s - V f'Af A ,V,i, I If Hester Parker Farm COTIHISIICIIDSI fd M Rg R p I f I P -W 161' 3. 1612, I, O CTS ta C II '16 OW OW , Phone 35 8-25 36 E. L. Rogers PI1 otog ra pher 702 Normandy Marked Tree HURLEY YEARBOOK COMPANY IS PROUD TO HAVE BEEN A PART OF THE PRODUCTION OF THE POW WOW SERVING AS PRINTER AND BINDER FOR THIS OUTSTANDING YEARBOOK HURLEY YEARBOOK COMPANY CAMDEN, ARKANSAS Last September five members of the yearbook staff, accompanied by their sponsor, loaded up an old school bus, fondly called the yellow goose and set off to a two day year- book workshop in Camden, Arkansas. Their purpose was to ready themselves for the meeting of a challenge--the production of a yearbook. ' Now it's finished--a book woven around the pursuits of the students. 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