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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1966 volume:

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Rf' Marked Tree High School Marked Tree, Arkansas Volume 27 ,w 4. x ,xt 5 qc, ,'L- A1 ' -t ,', s . 1 + it it 5 'aw' I X , be ag, tv ,N '1',,. 'W 1 r, 1 X, E L . 45? K Mak, .iv N4 viii. rrxfkf' T ' 2: l '-. f 515 f' 1 xv .3'V . 7111 Marked Tree school is more than lust The Word school is used by students, laymen, and profession als, but what does it mean? It is surely not a building, a book, or an individual, but rather an at- mosphere of learning directed by the teachers, created with the use of the Students' minds and imagination . The atmosphere is made up of students, teachers, and the de- sire for knowledge. At M. T. H. S. this atmosphere exists. Although it is not physical, it can be seen, heard, and felt by all students by means of . . . o building Contents Our School .... Administration Faculty .... Academics . . Our School . . . Personalities . Sports .... Our School. . . Seniors . . . Juniors . . . . Sophomores . Freshmen . . . Eighth . . . Seventh .... Elementary . . Advertisers . . Index .... Editor's Note . . atWork . . l0-ll . . l2-19 . . 20-33 . . at Play . . 34-53 ......54-63 with its Students ......64-77 .. 78-83 . 84-89 . .90-95 . ..96-99 . ..l00-103 .. .104-123 . . .124-147 . . .148-155 . . .156 Friendship Enthusiasm Participation Exploration ' n ' f ' , ' YMTIWM ' neu-'1,NVQ-'lfff,E7dfii5i3Wf1EIf1.' ' -i -J V i YB- H: ,. if Ji, , ' 'yin i. 1 ' . ,,.,, G1 -1' ' sein JL'-5''?'5ff55fi2l'f:f,. 12 'ivgi'iggfQgg'5f1I! 'T Q' f,1ffQ'V-fyi-li, ff' j 2 ' -L, I 'nm , 'if-, ff f ' L ' - it , -K Wx f 1 , ' Our school . . . of Work As surely as work is the basic part of life, it is also the foundation of everyday life in school. Most of the school day is spent work- ing in the classroom---reading, writing, studying, thinking, creating, planning, experi- menting, and taking tests. With these tasks in mind, devoted teachers Work to provide the needed experiences and responsibilities for a richer life. Fulfilling these purposes, the teachers and students Work together. n11i.1i -I The adminstration is constantly making plans to improve our school. This year they enlarged the library, purchased a mobile unit for commer- cial classes, study hall, and music. With federal aid money they supplied the school With new machines, such as, audio-Visual aids, tape recorders, record players, duplicating machines, and grade averagers. At present they are making plans for more buildings and equipment. Other responsibilities faced by the administration are discipline among the students , coordination with the faculty and public relations with the community. It is due to the efforts of these men that our school is a member of the North Central Association. Mr. Wylie G. Key Mr. L. O, Ramsey Superintendent Principal ADM INIS TRA TION Administration makes Dr. V, B, Smith, I. R. Featherston, Miles Collier, R. E, Owen, Wylie G. Key, Owen Miller. Each member serves for a term of five years with scheduled elections every fall, t t -.. ff,'ut,.,,g.Qs?-QSissl .,,! Iffzfzaafflr'wrt-:PtyIf?2rf:f25tuffff?1fsf2?fQf?rwrrf4- - is r ' - 15' ff-V ww wif,:azzifffsfflfm--4.1,-Qssw,xy--1r-Iofw - . 1 s M-. Q , , Mr, Key is well known as a groom and at snowman as well After a busy day of disciplining students as following a busy schedule in school and community ac- filing permanent records, and planning tivities. school activities, Mr. Ramsey finds Tiger entertaining. preporohon for expansion Mrs. Jim Daily Mrs. Joe Gordon Secretary to Superintendent SSCFSF-9-1'Y I0 5UPCfiHFCl'1dCUF Mrs. Albert Fair Washington University Medical School Mrs, Otis Grant Hendrix College SOCIAL WORK, SOCIAL SCIENCE AND GUIDANCE Guiding honds mend ond develop Mrs. Fair and Mrs. Betty Smith test Faye Bell's hearing as an extra aid of school, H v :tm 515' 1 Mr. Penney looks over guidance material to test students. sociol needs Through the guiding hands of a combination of social work, social science and guidance, the students' needs are well cared for. The newest addition, social work, can outfit the student with the physical needs according to his defects. Glasses, hearing aids, dentistry, and medicine are on hand for the needy students . Social science, on the other hand, is concerned with the child's knowledge of his social environ- ment and the world around him. He can learn about the civilization of Egypt to the modern workings of computers and rocket launches. Politics, cold wars, Viet Nam, and other world events are re- viewed and studied. This world knowledge acquaints the student with the difference in free and occupied cotuitries. By making class reports, the students take part in the activity. Guidance deals mainly with emotional problems and planning of one's future. Students can not Work well if they are upset. By discussing his problems and find- ing a solution, the student can devote his time toward a definite goal. Burney, Robert English, Social Science Arkansas State Teachers College B, S,,E, Christian, Jim Social Science, Driver's Education Harding College B, S, Stephens, Charles Social Science Arkansas State College B, S, E, Faucett, Mrs, David Social Science, Art Arkansas State Teachers College B,S,E, Penney, Ned Counselor Arkansas State College B. S.: M. A. Mr, Stark shows Karen Hglbrgok In agriculture, Gary Talley uses a Coach Christian and Reba Williams how to cover up her mistakes in IUGHSUIG Of CEU.1fi0f1 HS Mr. Mullins look over their Friday assignment, typing. adjusts his safety glasses. SENIOR SCHOLASTICS HOME ECONOMICS, AGRICULTURE and PHYSICAL EDUCATION Working toward the future of Mike Watson, Mr. Mullins, and Jerry Miss NOI3 JOl'1l'1SO1'1 6XplELlT1S the parts of IIl'16 bl23.l1'1 to Bilfbafa Wallin pfgve that fggchefg and Students Baker and Smitty Smith, can be pals after 3:l6! In P,E, Coach Myatt teaches Douglas Lung how to air up a basketball and read the pounds of pressure. o growing notion During the first six Weeks, the Home Economics girls made red- checked curtains for the cottage. Later as their sewing skills im- proved they made a dress or suit. In cooking classes, they learned meal planning and table arrang- ing. To finish up this study, they staged a Cherry Pie Day with each girl baking a pie. The agricultural boys spent many hours in service for the school--pruning and planting trees chalking the football field and re- painting track equipment. They repaired gasoline engines as Well as learning to Weld and construct items from Wood. By attending the District Judging at Jonesboro, they concluded their studies on livestock and plants . Rules and regulations of group games are taught in physical edu- cation along with the routine exer- 9 cises. Intramural games motivate the students and add interest to the course. Pearson, Mrs. Don Home Economics University of Arkansas B. S. E. Mullins, Samuel Agriculture Mississippi State University B, S, g M, Ed, Johnson, Miss Nora Physical Education, Ouachita Baptist Biology B. 5. E. Myatt, Daniel Physical Education, Math Arkansas State Teachers College B, S,E, Comstock, Mrs. Juanita Study Hall Mr. Burns chats with Larry Simpson in a Mrs. Key and the girls in French class always enjoy a pause during the Band Concert, change from the class habit, Burns, Phil C. Band, Chorus Arkansas State College B, M, E, Stark, Charles Commercial Arts Memphis State University B. S. Lillard, Mrs, Walter Librarian Arkansas State College B, S, E, FINE ARTS, COMMERCIAL ARTS, and LANGUAGE Universol understanding Students continue to use self- expression in the music depart- ment by listening and playing classical, popular, and jazz music. Commercial arts department was pleased to receive a mobile unit with an IBM typewriter, add- ing machines, and dictaphone. This new equipment offers new opportunities for advancement in typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping Mrs, Lovell and Mr. Dyer discuss layouts for the coming issue of The Scout, through culture Along with traditional grammar and dreaded book reports, the English department made detailed studies of English and American literature which was made more interesting by musical Shakespearean dramas . Through Writing themes and composing poetry, students learn self-eX- pression and creative writing. The art department had a variety of interests dealing in clay, mosaic and papier machef Students' creativeness was re- vealed in works of sketchings, Water colors, tempre, and Wood carvings . Dyer, Frank Ir. English Memphis State University B,A, Lovell, Mrs, Milton English Arkansas State College B. 5. E. Key, Mrs, W,G, French, English Hendrix College B.A. Robertson, Miss Judith English University of S, Mississippi B. A. Smith, Mrs. Betty Bolton Speech Therapy University of Tulsa B. A. Mr, Faucert explains problems for Norma Mrs, Penney plays with the new overhead projector Ford and Margaret Parker during, his plan- as she shows Charles Covington how to plot a line. ning period, MATH, SCIENCE Paving cn way for tomorrow's From the expression on David Lassiter's face, David Shaver appears to be falling asleep, but he is he has heard all this from Mrs, Shaver before. really studying with Mrs. Fleming's help, This year, our math depart- ment was fortunate enough to re- ceive a new math lab complete with the newest accessories. Mrs. Penney could be seen running up and down the halls looking for trigtrackers , projector screens , or other items not yet installed. New equipment did not stop Mrs. Penney's collection of projects, thoughg she still has more theorems to prove and models to make for parabolas, polygons, and tangent spheres . The interest and work in chem- istry, physics , and biology was displayed in another school-wide science fair. The purpose of the fair was to encourage competition and individual work. Awards were given in each field of the fair which was divided into Jr. and Sr. High competition. The entries were judged by qualified teachers from other schools and based on originality, time spent in actual work, and what the student learned from his project. unexplored fields Everett Tucker seems to be engrossed in his work as Coach Miller looks on, Faucett, David Math Arkansas Stare Teachers College B, S, E, Penney, Mrs. Ned Math Arkansas State College B.A. Shaver, Mrs, C,L, Math Arkansas Stare College B. S. E. Fleming, Mrs, J,E, Science Arkansas State Teachers College B, S, E, Miller, Alfred Physics, Chemistry Arkansas State College B,s, First Row: Judy Young, Editor: Mike Watson, Asst.-Editorg Ralph Walkerg Sharron Lassitor, Business Manager Second Row: Mrs. David Faucett, Sponsorg Marian Miller, Kay Billingsley, Janet Thompson. YEARBOOK STAFF Hours of patient work and co-operation At the Yearbook Assembly, Judy Young and Mike Watson are announced as editor and V, asst.-editor of the 65-66 Yearbook. A tremendous amount of Work and a co-operative, organized group are two necessities for the production of a yearbook. To finance the book, ad- vertisements are sold to local busi- nesses and books are sold to students. Layouts, copy, cutlines, and headings are only a few of the tedious, 'brain- racking tasks that had to be finished before the deadline. Members sacrificed their time and effort to meet the rush. When the books are sent to press, the Work is not coin- pleted because receipts have to be or- ganized to assure all students receive their book. The 65-66 Yearbook has seen many smiles, frowns, tears, and frustra- tions, but the book did get sent to press . bound cz yearbook Top: Mrs, Faucett, the sponsor, helps Marian Miller with layouts. Middle: Ralph Walker and Janet Thompson work diligently while Sharron Lassiter tries to think of good copy. Bottom: Editor, Judy Young, explains how to draw up the ad pages to Kay Billingsley. Sharron Lassiter, Mrs. Milton Lovell, Sponsorg Robin Ritter, Mike Watson, Judy Young, Dianne Presley, Shirley McCoy . Robin Ritter, assistant editor of the Scout, and Sharron Lassiter, business manager of thePOW WOW, find work in journalism is good experience for the future. HONOR SOCIETIES Outstanding students The Quill and Scroll, an hono- rary society, is exclusively for Juniors and Seniors who are in a journalism club and keep steady, exceptional grades. Mrs. Milton Lovell regarded the qualifications of all applicants and invitations were sent to the four accepted can- didates, followed by a formal ini- tiation. Students who maintain superior grades and are rated outstanding in leadership, character, and service by the faculty are eligible for the National Honor Socitey. Ten students were recognized this year at the tapping ceremony. The pinning of blue and yellow rib- bons on the candidates by the old members symbolized the tapping. receive recognition Jane Iarrell pins a blue and yellow ribbon on Odie Vick at the tapping ceremony. First Row: Miss Judith Robertson, Sponsorg D, Presley, I, Jarrell, P. Pair, J, Bouchillon, S, Thatcher, L Sparks, D. Walker, I, Young, K, Wray, D. Shinabery, Second Row: K. Bragg, S. Gibbs, S. Young, M Cummins, O. Vick, R. Ritter, L. Markham, R. Kent, L. Dickerson. Third Row: M. Smith, D. Wood B. Stuck, D, Dawson, M. Watson, E. Tucker, B. Lawson, D. Dawson, R. Smith, First Row: Mrs. Key, Sponsorg A. Chambers, R. Goodin, B. Cupp, S. Morgan, D. Roy, C, Morrisett, C. Keller, M. Gray, K. Teague, M. Chambers, Second Row: D, Tucker, D, O'Brien, C. Walker, W. Wood, B, Byers, S, Oldham, K. Lovett, S. Pinkston, M. Miller, M. Freeman, B. Higgins. Third Row: D, Ford, D. Bingham, R. Shinabery, J, Payne, D, Dawson, K, Bray, R. Sparks, L. Higgins, N, Penney, D, Shaver, M, Dabney, M, Graham, J. Parker, FRENCH CLUB AND JOURNALISM Students leorn to communicate First Row: M. Cummins, T. Walker, C. Cupp, G. Ellington, E. Goad, R. Smith, B. Lawson, R. Douglas, M. Smith. Second Row: V, Dunn, S. Walker, I, Chambers, I. Ford, K. Parker, D. Hale, K. Holbrook, M. Womack, L. Markham, A. Williams, S. Davis, S. Lassiter. Third Row: M. Watson, I. Wallin, R. Ritter, Mrs. Key, sponsorg D, Shinabery, L, Dickerson, I, Canada, D. Swingle, L. Liles, W, Pedigo, L. Sparks, I. McCay, D, Wood. Fourth Row: J. Thompson, K. Billingsley, Kg Welch, P. Fair, V. Bouchillon S. Thatcher, R. Strickland, P. Bingham, D. Dawson, S. McCoy, K, Benham, K. Wray, D. Simpson, S. Young. V l P First Row: K. Teague, D. Tucker, Mrs. Milton Lovell, Sponsor, D, Presley, Editorg R. Ritter, Asst,- Editorg Mr, Frank Dyer, Sponsor: I. Parker, S. Patton. Second Row: S. Fuller, S, Lassiter, J. Young, W, Roberson, K, Lovett, S. McCoy, B. Byers, P, Hosrnan, M. Miller, V. Dunn. Third Row: M. Wat- son, J, Ford, L. Dickerson, B. Lawson, J. Wallin, N. Penney, R. Hardwick, M. Smith. Fourth Row: D Wood, G. Ingle, G. McKenzie, R, Walker, K. Bray, P, Fair, K. Billingsley, with printed and spoken words Gathering, composing, and printing news for the school's monthly paper is an endless job for the Scout Staff. Snooping, spying, and prowling go into col- lecting the latest news. Proofreading, typing and ed- iting make the paper ready to go to press and then sold to the stu- dents. Billy Lawson hurries to get his money to buy a paper from Mickey Walker. First Row: Mrs. LE, Fleming, Sponsor: J. Young, Pres., D, Moore, V-Pres.g M. Harris, Sec., D, Presley, Treas,g R, Harley, Rep.g J, Ford, S, C, Rep, Second Row: K. Newcomb, P. Brooks, A, Williams, D. Ryan, P. Hosman, M. Browder, L, Markham, V. Dunn, I. Bolin, Third Row: G. Gordon, R, Ritter, M. Graham, K. Benham, I. Shelton, I, Fleming, T. Lawson, N. Chambers, W. Pedigo, G. Harbison. Fourth Row: S. Davis, I, Chambers, D, Shinabery, S. Thatcher, S, McCoy, L, Sparks, D, Simpson, L. Hampton, I, Howerton, S. Fuller. FTA Goins exper'ence in teaching The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to help those students Who are interested to gain the knowledge and experience of teaching. Each member teaches at least one hour a week. Once every month,they have lectures in which a guest speaker, usually a teacher, dis- cusses the importance and rewards of a teaching career. Sonny Criswell, Sue Jones, and Roger Morgan want Jimmy Fleming, a member of the FTA, to explain what they did wrong. Q 1 l I 1 l QVSYQX ,gn 'MW' Q,Q:tU-N lg, X? . .i51 fy11.,u4L2j V KKVVA N,.M,,,,,,., ,,,. it ,,,,, ,M 5, T etwnwaatab r Bm Sm if Girls' and Boys' State Girls Top to Bottom: Judy Young, Dianne Pres- Delegates to Girls' and Boys' State are selected ley, Kathy Bragg, Janet Ford, Boys top to bot- by the faculty to represent Marked Tree at Camp tom: JSFFY Wallin, Danny Wood, Buz Stuck, Robinson in Little Rock, Arkansas. Madison Willis, Billy Lawson, In the summer, Mr. Mullins, sponsor, Dianne Presley, and Mike Watson, attend- ed the Student Council workshop at Conway. They learned the functions of the Student Council and gathered new ideas for the com- ing school year. As a service to the community, the Student Council lead a drive for St. Jude Hospital in Memphis. As a service to the school, they bought a school flag with the money from the Kampus Kapers, directed by Buz Stuck and entirely produced by the students . Assemblies were a major concern of the Student Council. At the Teacher's Appreciation Day Assembly each teacher was given an American flag. Mrs. L. C. Sanders was honored as Teacher of the Day. She received gifts in recognition of her ser- vices to the school. The other assembly planned by the Student Council was the cam- paign speeches during the Week of Student Council elections . STUDENT COUNCIL Improvement is the gool Top - Dianne Presley honors Mrs. C, L, Sanders as Teacher of the Day, Middle - Larry Higgins gives the morning devotion, a Student Council sponsored activity, Bottom - Susan Johnson mimeographs the bulletin which is sent out daily, I First Row: S. Mullins, Sponsorg I. Wallin, Pres,g M. Watson, V-Pres.g M, Willis, Treas.g C, Sutton, Hist.g S, Young, Rep., D, Swingle, Sec,g K, Bragg, Parliamentarian, Second Row: R. Walker, K. Wray, S, McCoy, B, Baker, V. Smith, D. Presley, M. Gill, Third Row: D, Wood, B. Stuck, R. Tacker, M. Dabney, R, Shinabery, S, Smith, I, Ford, R, Kent. reached through service Jerry Wallin, Kathy Wray, and Janet Ford leave Madison Willis is giving his campaign speech for for Student Council workshop. treasurer, EHERGEH First Row B Johnston G Armstrong B Armstrong L Cook, E. Mars, Second Row: G. Bolin, M. LIBRARY CLUB HALL MONITORS, AND SAFETY PATROL Students voluntarily ossist the Directing traffic on the street to insure the safety of students, and in the halls to keep everyone Where they belong, are services performed by the Hall Monitors and Safety Patrol. The Library is another organ- ization that performs a service for the school. Someone is always in the library to keep records on books , magazines , newspapers , as Well as repair them and make them available to the students or assist in any use of the library. Mr, Ramsey, Principal, G, Thielemierq S. Young: K. Newcombg N. Chambersg K. Benhamg I, Thompson I, Canada, odmlnustrohon and faculty Mr. Ramsey, J, Smith, T, Atchley, C, Hatley, S. York, I. Montgomery, D, Chandler, I. Lawrence, 3 E FHA The Marked Tree Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America began the year by building a booth for the county fair In November, they attended the federation meeting in Jonesboro, Arkansas, in which they were represented by a federation officer, and in March the state federation meeting in Little Rock The chief goal of this organization is to help its members develop good social and domestic abilities The girls, through studies and the organ1tfat1on's activities, learn how to understand and co operate with people It also provides for knowledge of how to manage a house hold, care for children, and be able to balance a budget In the F H A initiation Barbara Higgins commands Dianne Tucker to propose to Charles Thatcher Developing soclol ond domestic skulls First Row Mrs Pearson Sponsor D Presley First Pres - S Fuller Second Pres B Johnson Third Pres -G Morrisett Roberson P Hosman J Thompson P Ford B Evans I Carter J McGlothlin M, Waites B Swan J Bohn L Liles B Hargo J. Chambers Third Row- I Canada I Parker K Benham G Harbison S, Pinkston P Brooks K Holbrook P Gibson B Lane B Brooks C Cantrell Fourth Row B Higgins S McCoy M Womack G Blansett I McCu1lar K Teague A. Chambers C. Russell G Smith A Williams D Tucker G. Singleton L. Cook P Yarbrough P Helm G Armstrong I. Gray Fifth Row. M Meeks M Gray S Johnson B Byers W Pedigo L Hipps D Robertson S Gibbs B Swan B Armstrong S Turnbow K Lovett S Davis D Ryan C Wood V Pres S. Lassiter, Sec,g B, Griffith, Treas,g D, Walker, Rep,g D, Simpson, D, Moore, M, Harris, Second Row: W D I First Row: H. Collierg Sponsor, Mr. S,E, Mullinsg Pres., C. Sutton, V-Pres.g B. Fletcherg Sec., S, Hayse, F. Orr, G. Gill, M. Allen, D. Collier, E. Griffin, A. Simpson, M. Perciful, W. Willis, R. Rogers, D, Adams, G. Cochran, J. Gilbert, D. McDaniel, L. Childers, A, Dale. Third Row: R. Oakes, B. Gillis, J. Pikes, C. Cantrell, D, Singleton, J. Wood, R. Leathers, A. Busby, I. Gallion, I. MacDonald, R, Kimery, L. Lawrence, G. Willoughby. Fourth Row: W. Smith, J. McCain, D. Ingram, D, Williams, I. Myers, H. Flippo, C. VanHoozer, J. Cagle, I, Lawrence, F, Swan, D, Crawford, S. York, J. Huff, C, Hatley, J. VanHoozer, G. Duvall. Fifth Rowg' A, Williams, L. McDonald, C, Bishop, E. Gaddis, C,E, Baker, I. Teague, W, Myers, C. Covington, E. Hawkins, J. Montgomery, D, Price, R. McDaniel, N. Wilson, D, Mangrum, I, Oldman, FFA Voccitionol studies supply opportunities Johnny Ingram and Charles Cantrell learn the skills of welding. The members of Marked Tree FFA Chapter made an intense study of parlia- mentary procedure. After they learned the procedure, they sent nine of these members to the Sub-district Parliamen- tary Procedure Judging in Harrisburg, where they won third place in parliamentary procedure and fourth place in public speak- ing. The FFA's assembly in March included a talk by Capt. Howard Dawson about his assignment in the South China Sea on an ammunition supply ship. Selling car tags to buy an electric saw for the shop is an example of the projects of the FFA. They Won a blue ribbon at the Poinsett County Fair on the booth they built, which explained job opportunities in agriculture. Treas,, R, Tackerg Student Advisor, D. Fordg S,C, Rep., R. Walkerg G. Sutton, G. Manley. Second Row: Cur school . . . catPlc1y Alma Mater On the banks of our St. Francis Marked by men of yore Stands the city of our fancy And the school We adore. She has been our inspiration Purple true and gold And We give our admiration Standards high we uphold. In the years that lie before us, Though we wander afar May the memory of her blessing Be our guiding star. Chorus: Forward ever be our Watchword Conquer and prevail Hail to thee, our Alma Mater Marked Tree High, all hail. . The Sr, Warrior and Maiden are W Q I' I' I Q I' nominated by the faculty and elected Danny Wood l by the students on the basis of their . character, personality, and leadership. I n Viki Dunn The FFA Sweetheart is selected by the members of the FFAg the FHA Dreamboat Regina Kent and Gene Ellington L is selected by the members of the FHA, Y , , L to R: Anita Hastings, Robin Ritter, Viki Dunn, The Sr, Royalty are selected by the Sr. football Queen Kathy Bragg, Janet Ford, Ginny Morrisett, team and reign at the Sr. Homecoming game. Kathy Parker. Senior Homecoming Royalty Seated 1 to rg Lynn Dickerson, Debbie Swingle, Standing 1 to rg Robin Ritter, Dale Shinabery. Captain Janet Ford, Regina Kent, Kathy Parker, CHEERLEADERS Win or lose, they keep the spirit high Our leaders of spirit have encouraged the attendance of the fans throughout the year. With hours of tiring practices, sore throats, and long trips, the cheerleaders have set an example with enthusiastic sup- port and pep. Sr, cheerleaders--Lynn Dickerson, Debbie Swingle, and Kathy Parker--arouse atten- tion and enthusiasm in the halls with their catchy sign. 5 SJ. N.. I l -e A,N A l x . A W If ,, .-ai ,?2f:?!!,1,J fr A it g e , Hx , t ,f ' , at 0. . 5 57 1. to 1:1 Connie Walker, Joan Smith, Susan The Jr. Royalty are selected by the Jr. football Patton, Queen Dianna Roy, Karen Teague, team and reign at the Ir. Homecoming game. Lynn Ashlock, Dianne Teague, Junior Homecoming Royalty FIISI Row Mrs Dav1d baucett bponsor M Oldham Pres D Wood V Pres T Twlley Sec I Wallln Treas D Presley Rep K Wray S C Rep Mrs C L Shaver Sponsor Second Row I Ford V Dunn N Chambers B Gr1ff1th I Young L Jones K Bragg S McDan1e1 Thud Row B Lawson J Shelton C Cupp L Hampton R Hatley K Newcomb Fourth Row B Stuck G lngle G McKenz1e R Rogers G EIIIHQEOD D Polden THESPIANS IV 81 III Three dromos ond o muslcol Each month the troop 1S enter tamed 1n a member's home Wlth other members presentmg a pro gram and servlng refreshments For the December meetmg the Senlor troop sponsored a Chrlst mas dance after the regular meet mg, to Whlch all troops were m vlted When sprlng arrlved, the meetlngs became play practlces for the Drama Festlval The Junlor troop dlsplayed thelr talents m the productlon of ree act muslcal, The M1kHdO Whlle the Senlor troop had three one act dramas The Thesplan year ended wlth a p1cn1c Don Folden sketches a portralt for a Thesp1an drama Receiving her Thespian membership card from Dress rehearsal prepared these Jur1iOI'S fOr that Dianne Presley was a serious moment for Devra big night . O'Brien. provide new experiences First Row: Mrs, W,G, Key, Sponsorg R, Douglas, Pres.g M. Watson, V-Pres,g S, Thatcher, Sec., Treas.g S. Lassiter, Rep,g D. O'Brien, I. Bouchillon, Second Row: M. Womack, G. Morrisett, J. Chambers, G. . . I . . h Singleton, D, Shinabery, P. Hosman, J. Canada, R, Kent, S. Davis, Third Row. A, Williams, R, Branc J. Thompson, B. Higgins, L. Sparks, D, Simpson, S. Pinkston, R. Ritter, L. Markham. Fourth Row: R. Smith, B. Bush, K. Benham, D. Dawson, I. Fleming, I. McCay, A. Payne, G. Carter, To become a Thespian, a student must list his qualifica- tions on an application which would make him eligible for membership. If he is accepted, invitations are sent out and a formal initiation follows. The freshman troop presented a children's hour, The Tender- boX , which was a great chal- lenge for the newcomers. The Sophomore Thespians produced a comedy and a mystery. Line practice is just the first step in presenting a play for Debbie Hale, Linda Cook, and Wanzor Roberson, THESPIANS II Sz I Stage and social talents First Row: Mr. Frank Dyer, Sponsor, I, Payne, Pres., M, Smith, V-Pres., P. Fair, Sec., D. Swingle, Rep.: R. Walker, Mrs. Fleming, Sponsor, Second Row: C, Russell, K. Billingsley, D. Hale, W, Roberson, L. Dickerson, L. Cook, K. Parker. Third Row: M, Cummins, A. Hastings, T. Walker, E. Goad, J. Koontz, D, Robertson, V. Smith, Fourth Row: W, Wood, D, Walker, D. Shaver, D. Dawson, C, Ferrer, G. Thiele mier, J, Cannon, l l First Row: Mrs, Don Pearson, Sponsorg R, Shinabery, Pres,g D. Tucker, V-Pres,g K. Teague, Sec.g P. Yar- brough, L. Hipps, Mrs. Jimmy Daily, Sponsor. Second Row: A. Chambers, J. Parker, M. Miller, S, John- son, D. Roy, S. Patton, C, Keller, I. Bennett, Third Row: B, Byers, L, Higgins, N. Penney, R, Sparks, K Bray, A. Simpson, J. Branch, K. Lovett. o re e m p I o y e d Dancing lessons from Mrs. Strickland aided Barbara Higgins and Suzie Walker in their musical produc- Billy Rush sat patiently as Reda Branch applied tion. make-up before his troop presented their play, l Spirit was created by the 1965 marching band at pep rallies and foot- ball games, as Well as entertaining the fans at the half time. In December they were invited to march in the Jonesboro parade Where they appeared on television, the Osceola parade, and the Trumann parade, Where they proudly won a first place traveling trophy. In the spring extra hours of practice were necessary so they could do their best at the State Festival, District Festi- Mr, Phil Bums, band director, val and Spring Concert. displays the Traveling Trophy, All performances were made in new 1 won in the Cllfisfm-35 Parade blue and gold uniforms. To help pay for these, the Band Boosters and band students sponsored a Spaghetti Supper in November and presented a concert in February. Viki Dunn placed second in the Drum Majorette division at the Arkansas State Twirling Clinic. At the State Twirling Festival the majorette line received a first place medal. During the football season they created a new dance routine each week and lead the band in all per- formances. in Trumann. First Row: S, Walkerg K, Billingsleyg V, Dunng D. Walkerg P, Fairy C, Walkerg Second ROW: J. Craigg L. McSpadden I, Priceg T, Walkerg T. Ashby. Third Row: D. Simpsonq S. Lassiterg A. Scotty I. Wood, P. Bingham. Fourth Row: S, Pattong M. Smithg M, Millerg W, Woodg R. Koontz, Fifth Row: C. Kellerg E, Aycockg L. Pattong A. Simpsong M. Watson, Sixth Row: M. Dabneyg P, Ryang H, Swang N, Penneyg T. Lawson, Seventh Row: E. Goadg A. Hastingsg L. Markhamg L, Simpsong S, Thatcheiig D. Sliaverg L. Sparksg E. Tucker. 1 48 First Row: S. Pattong S. Walkerg V. Dunng J., Craigg K. Billingsieyg D. Simpsong A. Scotty L. Patton. Second Row D, Haleg M, Millerg M. Dabneyg C, Kelierg E. Goadg S. Thatcherg I. Payneg L. Sparksg J. Woodsg A. Simpson: R. Hardwickg J. Priceg L. Simpsong B. Stuck: M. Watsong 'P. Bingham: N. Penneyg T. Lawsong L. Markhamg W. Wood D. Shaverg C. Walkerg P. Fairg T. Walker. Third Row: L. McSpaddeng P. Ryang M. Smithg D. Walker: I. Bunng H. Swang R. Koontzg E. Tuckerg T, Ashbyg A, Hastingsg E. Aycockg S. Lassiter. BAND Marching bond wins Traveling Trophy First Row: T. Walkerg P, Binghamg D. Shaverg T. Lawsong J. Craigg Second Row: H. Swang R. Hardwickg J, Priceg B. Stuckg L. Simpson. Third Row: M. Watsong R. Koontzg E. Tuckerg T. Ashby. From Left to Right: Suzie Walker, Carla Walker, Kay Billingsley, Dana Walker, Pam Fair, Viki Dunn- Drum Majorette, Feature Twirler. , L vi, MAJORETTES, CHOIR, ENSEMBLE From football to concert, they odd Suzie Carla Kay Dana Pam Viki First Row: S, Browning, L. Keith, L, Liles, T. Lawson, P. Bunn, I, Chambers, J. Bennett, M. Gray, Second Row: P, Brooks, C. Cantrell, B, Armstrong, D, Crawford, C. Cupp, B. Swan, J, Thompson, I, McCu11ar, Third Row: I. Carter, B. Lane, S. Turnbow, H, Lemons, M. Watson, S, Johnson, P, Helm G. Armstrong, B. Baker, ' on extro touch to the performance M. Watson, T, Ashby, B. Swan, S. Pinkston, B. Baker, N, Chambers, I. Thompson, C. Morrisett, E, Tucker, T. Walker. Ronnie Smith wins Over-All Science Charles Thatcher is All- State Don Folden is All- State Sr. Fair Award with his radiation heat Jr. basketball player selected football player selected by shield. by Arkansas Athletic Associa- Arkansas Athletic Association. tion. HONORS Students excel on the field, These students received the PTA Award pins tor keeping high scholastic grades - all A's and B's. First Row: B. Brooks, L. Markham, S. Patton, L. Patton, P. Fair, L. Sparks, J. Young, S, Ming, A. Scott, R. Ritter. Second Row: R, Tubbs, M. Smith, R. Shinabery, S. Smith, E. Goad, M. Dabney, R. Hardwick, E. Wray. Third Row: R. Ritter, D. Shinabery, A. Simpson, O. Vick, M. Willis, D. Dawson, D. Wood, S. Boxley, R. Kieltuski, S. Smith, Dianne P1'CS1CY WHS 01105611 by the Tommy Ashby was judged as Best The Betty Crocker l-Iomemaking faculty for the DAR good citizen' Actor of the 1965 Drama Festival Award was won by Bonnie Woods ship award on the basis of leader- by George Touliattis, director of for making the highest grade on ship, citizenship, scholarship and the Memphis Front Street Theater. the homemaking test. personality, on the stage and in classroom L.D. Highfill, James Brown, Gary Brewer, Buz Stuck, Don Folden, Teddy Talley. These boys were selected by the Arkansas Athletic Association for the all- district team. Glancing at the scoreboard, hearing the cheering of the crowd, and Watching the drilling of the band are all a part of the excitement of a football game. Long hours n of practice and hard work provide the skill that makes a EJ victory, while the cheerleaders, band, and the other spectators provide the spirit. Although this does not al- ways result in a victory, the spirit,still remains. After the rainy Saturday night defeat by Parkin, the District 3A Championship looked nearer after every game. Then came the heartbreaking defeat by Augusta and even with two games left to play, there wasn't a chance to win the championship again. Even though the Indians Weren't 3A Champs again, the hard hitting and fast action provided excitement for many Friday nights. ATHLETICS Only two defects mor Indians Sportsmanship is demonstrated by Buz Stuck and - - Teddy Talley, the co-captains, in the pre-game hand shake, M T ---- 13 Earle --- ---- 0 M, T, ---- 6 Parkin -- --- 7 M, T, ---- 26 Wilson - ---- O M, T, ---- 12 Osceola ------ 6 M, T, ---- 31 Harrisburg - ' 0 M, T, ---- -31 McCrory ------ O M, T, ---- 8 Bald Knob ---- O M, T, ---- 28 Trumann ' ----- O M, T, ---- 6 Augusta ------ 12 M, T, ---- 43 Beebe -- --- 0 M,T, ---- 48 Pocahontas --- 0 First Row: L, Gillisg L,D, Highfillg G, Hatleyg D, Foldeng M, Cumkminsg A. Payneg S, I-Iayse, Second Row: G. Ellington: J. Payneg G. Thielemierg B, Mclienzieg G. Adamsg B. Stuckg J. Galliong I. Browng B. Hosman Third Row: Coach Al Millerg R. Pittsg B. Woodsg B. Lawson: J. McCayg T. Pitts: J. Lawrenceg Managers, G. McKenzie, D. Woodg Coach Jim Christian, Fourth Row: R. Cagleg R, Walkerg R. Leathers: J. Wallin, T. Talley: I. Hamiltong C. McCaing R, Rogersg G, Brewer, SSCISOD Failing to obtain needed yardage, James Hamilton Don Folden is tackled by two Trumann Wildcats attempts a field-goal. after taking a hand-off from James Hamilton. SR, BASKET BALL SCORES M, T, ---- 37 Harrisburg --- 74 M, T, ---- 61 Monette ----- 71 M, T, ---- 68 Osceola ----- 42 M, T, ---- 50 Nettleton ---- 89 M, T, ---- 48 Tyronza ----- 56 M, T, ---- 74 McCrory ----- 72 M, T, ---- 34 Monette ----- 61 M, T, ---- 64 Parkin ------ 69 M, T, ---- 82 Bono --- --- 62 M,T, ---- 60 Bono --- ----62 M, T, ---- 34 Weiner ------ 66 M, T, ---- 83 Bay --------- 110 M, T, ---- 74 Tuckerman -- 61 M, T, ---- 43 Tyronza ------ 54 M, T, ---- 61 Harrisburg ---- 90 M, T, ---- 56 Lepanto ----- 67 M, T, ---- 63 McCrory ----- 62 M, T, ---- 67 Wynne ------- 65 M, T, ---- 55 Trumann ---- 36 M, T, ---- 75 Bay --------- 32 M, T, ---- 63 Nettleton ---- 67 M, T, ---- 53 Trumann ---- 83 M, T, ---- 54 Tuckerman ---68 'B' PARKIN INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT iii' DISTRICT TOURNAMENT ATHLETICS 1965-66 was a disappointing year for the Sr. basketball team and the coach. With a record of 6 wins and 15 losses in regular season play and losses in the Parkin and district tournaments , the Indians did not live up to their expectations. After a fair show- ing in the first of the season, the Indians looked as though they were picking up steam when they lost in an overtime game to Bay. The 67-63 loss to Nettleton was a hard- fought and exciting afternoon game that ended the home schedule. The highlight of the season was the last minute, 67-65, Win over Wynne. In previous games Wynne had a string of victories.. But .the change able Indians defeated them in one of the many exciting games of the year. Senior basketball team mixes defeats To prevent injuring his ankle again, James Hamil- Rickey Leathers jumps high over his opponents, the ton wraps it before a game. Nettleton Raiders, to make a shot, Bottom: J, Sheltong M. Smithg G. Carterg C. Cuppg Top: Coach Dan Myattg O, Vickg R. Walkerg R Leathers: I. Walling I. Hamiltong G. Thielemierg I. McCayg G. McKenzie, Manager. ond victories with sportsmanship James Hamilton, number 34, anxiously awaits the Johnny Shelton, number 42, and Jerry Wallin, tip from Rickey Leathers. number 55, defend the Indian's goal, Bottom: J. Lawrence, R, Kieltuski, A. Payne, J, Payne, R. Smith, R. Leathers, J, Hamilton, G. Adams, B Stuck. Top: I. Bunn, C. McCain, B. Lawson, G. Brewer, J. Wallin, R. Pitts, R, Cagle, D, Folden, R, Rogers M. Cummins, Coach Al M Ronny Rogers strives t his foot-work correct. iller, o get After breaking the Jr, record last year, set his goal to break the Sr. this year, Rickey Leathers 's S s ' s l M2229 t A great number of M. T. H. S. athletes participate in track. Its popularity is due mainly to the variety of activities which it offers and recognition of individual achievements. Participation in conference and invita- tional meets indicates that the track program is gain- ing more interest every year. ' ATHLETICS Senior trock team is host For county track meet Ronny Rogers prepares to catch the pole as fi Robert Pitts clears the Coach Miller explains the correct way to clear the low hurdles cross-bar. to Don Folden and Rickey Leathers. E l i Seven glrls lead the school Splflt durlng the sports act1v1t1es Beglnnlng 1n the summer they partlclpated 1n the cheerleadlng cl1n1c at Arkansas State College Wlth the senlor cheerleaders to learn new cheers for leadlng our teams on the vlctory Thelr efforts pald off ln basketball when they cheered the basketball players to Wln a second place d1str1ct trophy at Harrlsburg CFISTIY Keller shows Mlcky Walker the correct pos1t1on for a cheer ATHLETICS School splrlt cmd teom effort lorlngs Front Lynn Ashlock Jwylene Parker Back row Karen Teague Mlcky Walker Chrlsty Keller Dlanna Roy Dlanne Tucker ' 3 . - . I I I 5 Q C s 1 1 1 1 , . .. ... I Row 1: D. Ford, I. Gillis, S, Hosman, S, Walker, G. Gillis, D, Dickerson, W, Pitts, S. Smith, Row 2: M, Ashby, D. Rogers, F. Graham, G, Willoughby, M. Branch, D. Turnbow, E, Gaudis, R, Harrison, Row 3: Mgr., J, Branch, M. Dabney, N. Penney, R, Shinabery, B. Gillis. I. Cagle, C. Thatcher, L. Higgins, D. Adams, R. Brewington, Coach Charles Stephens. o successful yecur The junior high football team ended the season this year with a record of six wins and two de- feats. They had a total of 144 IR, FOOTBALL SCORES , ---- 20 Shawnee - total points to their opponents 99 ' 14 Wynne -- points for the year. . .... 20 Harrisburg After Winning the first four games the juniors met the Trumann , ---- 25 Nerderon Wild-Kittens in one of the most ex- citing games of the season. It was - 12 Tfumaml a hard fought battle to the end with ---- 7 Wilson U Trumann Winning it 26-12. ' The 40-14 victory over Osceola . -.-- 6 Parkin -- gave the second string a chance to ---- 40 Osceola - play most of the game in which they gained valuable experience for the coming years . Hours of sweat and hard work payed off for the Jr. basketball IR, BASKETBALL SCORES team in one of the best seasons in T- 29 Harrisburg years. A record of 19 Wins and 7 QQ Igdsfiifzzi losses made this a most success- T: ,,,, 41 Nemeton , ful first year for Coach Dan Myatt. T. .... 39 Tyronza-0 After the opening 33-29 loss to T, ---- 64 McCrory -- Harrisburg, the Jr. 's won the T. ---- 24 Monerre-U next 14 out of 19 games in regular T- 50 B090 play. Going into the finals of the ig 3'gi?1gr':::: district tournament with McCrory, T' -,,, 38 Bay ,,-,,,- Bay, and Harrisburg under their T: .... 52 Tuckerman belts, the Jr. 's lost a close game T, ---- 39 Tyronza --- to the Nettleton Raiders, Winning T. ---- 50' Harrisburg- the district runner-up trophy and a T- 40 LGPHHIOH' trip to the State Tournament in T- 43 MCCWY-'- Nashville, Arkansas. Hopes were QQ ig1l?11En1T:: high for the Jr. 's to be state cham- T: ,,,. 48 Bay ,,..,.. pions but after a 39-37 Win over , ---- 53 Mcgfory -- Ozark, they were beaten, 49-40, by T, ---- 32 Bay ------- a strong Mena team. . 38 H21rriSbUrQ,' 'M, T, ---- 39 Nettleton ---- 44 tm M, T, ---- 39 Ozark ----- --' 37 M, T, ---- 40 Mena ------ --49 is DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Juniors ronk second in district tournament First Row: T. Tuckerg G. Cockranig S, Smithg R, Harrisong G, Willoughby, G, SLl'E'EO1'13T. Branchg A, Vanover Second Row: Coach Dan Myattg L, Teagueg D, Rogers, R. Brewingtong C. Thatcherg K, Bray, L, Higginsg I. Braggg D, Welch, R, Shinaberyg R, Tubbsg D, Adams, Manager. .Fifi Kneeling: D. Lung, J. Parker, S, Smith, D. Lassiter, J. Gillis, M, Gill, G. Gill, G, Willoughby, M. Armstrong, D. Dickerson, W, Pitts, R, Nolan, H. Sandusky, D. Nolan, R. Edens, D, Ford. Standing: Coach Charles Stephens, F. Graham, M, Branch, M. Dabney, D. Turnbough, M, Perciful, E. Gaddis, G, Sutton, D, Singleton, C, Thatcher, L. Higgins, R. Shinabery, J. Montgomery, C, Corpier, D, Rogers, R, Brewington, J. MacDonald, M, Ashby, R, Harrison. ATHLETICS A sport of individual effort In order to better his distance with the discus, Charles Thatcher practices daily, Many junior high boys showed their abilities this year by going out for track. The majority of the squad was made up of members of the team from last year. Through long, hard hours of practice and competition, the junior track team proved themselves Indians of which fans could be proud. Our students are constantly at work, whether it is the painting of a first picture or the Writing of a final term paper. Students pour much of their time and energy into forming lasting friendships and asso ciations. It is this harmonious atmosphere from which evolve moments of spontaneous laughter and hilarity, wild enthusiasm and exuberance, and extra ordinary pleasure and amusements. -1-1--1 .il-l-1-1 Throughout the high school years students seem over-anxious for the time of graduation, however, as the time draws nearer, they begin to real- ize that some of their best years have slipped away. Seniors must now ad- just to a new routine, depending upon the choice of the student. Their last year, filled with fun and activities, included arriving of Senior rings, sponsoring of the Homecoming Dance, exchanging of pictures, partici- pating in the Drama Festival, ordering of invitations, and measuring of caps and gowns. The Seniors also willingly helped the March of Dimes by leading the drive in Marked Tree. But the most thrilling event of the year was the Prom and Banquet Nothing will ever replace these four years for the Seniors who now will begin to fulfill the plans, hopes , and dreams of the future. SENIORS Class rings add to the realization of J being a Senior Guest speakers, such as Mr. Flesner, Mr. classes about the importance of science, Cap- Byrd, Captain Dawson, and Dr. Beck, made tain Dawson talked in an assembly about the classes more interesting and world affairs more crisis in Viet Namg Dr. Beck amused the stu- real, Mr. Flesner explains the necessity of dents with the similarities of languages. communication, while Mr. Byrd lectured the MADISON EARL WILLIS PRESIDENT PTA Awardsg FFAg S,C,, Treas,g Boys' State, MARTIN EDWARD OLDHAM VICE PRESIDENT Jr, V-Pres.: Thespians, Pres,g Paper Staffg Ir, Class Play. HELEN KATHRYN WRAY SECRETARY Cheerleaderg N,I-I, S,g PTA Awardg FTAg FHAg Ir. and Sr. Homecoming Royaltyg Soph. Pres.g Jr, Rep.: Kampus Kapers, Talent Scoutg S,C,g Thespians, Drama Festivalg French Clubg Garden Clubg Hall Monitor, JUDY MARION MAXINE YOUNG TREASURER Pow-Wow, Ed., Asst. Ed., Photographerg Paper Staffg N,H, S,g Quill and Scrollg FTA, Pres,g Girls' State, County Sheriff, Delegate to County Convention, Delegate to State Conventiong Commencement Usheretteg PTA Awardg Jr, Class Scholar- ship Awardg Thespians, V-Pres., Drama Festivalg Jr, Class Playg Band, Executive Committeeg Ir. Treas.g Kampus Kapers, Writer, Talent Scoutg FHAg Basketballg Duchess, VIKI LYNN DUNN REPORTER Band, Majorette, D, Majorette, Feature Twirlerg Ir. and Sr, Football Royaltyg Jr, Cheerleaderg Thespiansg Ir, Class Playg French Clubg FTAg FHAg Paper Staff, Society Ed,g Kampus Kapers, Talent Scoutg Choirg Basketballg Sr, Maiden. SHIRLEY JEAN MCCOY S, C, REPRESENTATIVE S, C,g Soph. Sec,g Hall Monitorg French Club, Pres,g FHAg FTAg Commencement Usheretteg Paper Staffg Quill and Scrollg Pep Squad. DANIEL HUGH WOOD S, C, REPRESENTATIVE Trackg Footballg Basketballg Thespians, V- Pres. , Drama Festivalg Kampus Kapers, Bus. Mgr.g Paper Staffg N,H,S, , PreS.g PTA Awardg Jr, Sec,g S,C,g French Clubg Boys' Stateg Jr, Class Playg Jr, American History Awardg Soph. Geometry Awardg Commencement Usherg Ir, Scholarshipg Sr, Warrior. GALE LEE ADAMS Footballg Trackg Basketball Mgr,g FFA. SHELLA ASN ARMSTRONG PETE BELL IR, KATHI GAIL BRAQG Girls' Stateg N,H, S,g Sr. Homecoming Queeng Ir. Class Playg FHAg FTAg S,C,, Sec., Hist., Parliamentariang French Clubg Thespians, Drama Festival. GARY RUSSELL BREWER Football, All-Districtg Trackg Thespiansg Drama Festival. SENIORS Responslblllhes MARY SUE BROWDER Library Club, Treas.g FHAg FTAg Garden Club. AMES EARL BROWN Trackg Football, All-District, IOAN CANNON CHARLES EDWARD CANTRELL FFAg Footballg Ir, Class Playg Track. Bookkeeping is made i Running the projector is just Maxine Harris's typing efficiency se- easier with an adding one of Danny Wood's many cures for ber the position as Mr. Ram machine for Francis senior duties. sey's secretary. Smith, come with special privileges NOLA CHAMBERS Tbespians, Drama Festivaig Kampus Kapersg Pep Squadg FTAg FHAg Paper Staffg Library Clubg M,T, Singersg Choirg Hall Monitor. LARRX CORNELL CHILDRES i 'ii' i srti VEVA MAE COLLIER L PHAg Cboirg Garden Clubg Library Club. CHESTER LONELL CUPP Choir, Pres,g Basketballg French Clubg Thespians. A 2 LINDA LOUISE DUVALL Pep Squad: Garden Club, ERIC LOUIS EAST French Clubg Jr, Class Playg Trackg Bas- ketballg PTA Award. CLINTON EUGENE ELLINGTON Trackg Footballg FFAg FHA Dreamboatg Thespiansg French Club. DONALD RALPH FOLDEN Football, All-District, All-Stateg Trackg Thespians, Drama Festivalg Jr, Class Playg Paper Staff. SENIORS Exchanging pictures gives lifetime During the March of Dimes drive, Judy Young, In making, plans for college, Kathy Wray checks chairman, and Kay Newcomb received a contri- with Mr. Ramsey about her transcript, bution from Judy's father, Leon Young, HERBERT LEE FORD IANET LOUISE FORD Jr. and Sr. Cheerleader, Captrg Ir. Foot- ball Queeng Sr. Football Royaltyg FHAg FTAg S,C,g Kampus Kapers, Talent Scout, Publicityg Thespians, Drama Festi val, All- Star Castg Paper Staffg French Clubg Girls' State, City Attorney. SHIRLEY ANN FULLER FHA, V-Pres,g FTAg Library Clubg Ir. Class Playg Pep Squadg Paper Staff. SANDRA KAY GIBBS FHAg Pep Squad. memories PATRICIA ANN GIBSON Hall Monitorg FHAg Pep Squad. GLENDA LOU GORDON FTAg Bookkeeping Award. BARBARA GRIFFIN BRENDA CAROLYN GRIFFITH FHA, Treas.g French Clubg Thespiansg FTA. LINDA FRANCES HAMPTON Thespians, Drama Festivalg Kampus Ka- persg FTAg FHAg Pep Squadg Library Clubg Choir. BRENDA IOYCE HARGO FHAg FTAQ Pep Squad: Library Clubg Garden Club. MAXINE HARRIS FHA, Song Leaderg FTA, Sec,g Choirg Garden Club. REGINA KATE HATLEY Thespians, Drama Festivalg Choirg Pep Squadg FHAg FTA, Rep, A SENIORS Measuring for LILBURN DEWITT HIGHFILL Football, All-Districtg Track, UDY CORPIER HOWERTON FHAg FTA. BILLY EUGENE INGLE Basketballg Trackg Thespiansg Jr. Class Playq FFA, Chapter Officer, OHN RAY INGRAM Trackg FFA, S, T, A, E, SARAH ANE ARRELL Fl-IAg FTAg N,l-I,S,, Sec. LINDA GAIL ONES BILLY I OE LAWSON S, C, , V-Pres. , State Workshopg Bandg Boys' State, Town Marshall, Delegate to State Convention, State Rep,g Foot- ballg Basketballg Trackg N,H,S,g Frencl Clubg Paper Staffg Thespians, Drama Festivalg Kampus Kapers, Asst, Dir,g N, E, D, T, Award, LINDA SUE LILES Fl-lAg Mixed Chorus. ff cops and gowns is the beginning of the end A bulletin board explaining the filing system of Ricky Cagle, Linda Hampton, L.D, Highfill, and the library was prepared by Buz Stuck, Martin Gene lngle design the scenery for Kampus Kapers, A Oldham, and Madison Willis. . Q t WNW 'ICJ . LW,rfW A S 1 llifiifxful Hr ? nvinnqg... CHARLES LEE MCCAIN JR, Footballg Trackg Kampus Kapers, Talent Scout, SANDRA IEAN MCDANIEL FHAg FTAg Choirg Thespians, Drama Festival, Best Actressg French Club. GERALD EDGAR MCKENZIE Footballg Trackg FTAg Paper Staffg FFAg Thespiansg Jr, Class Playg Basketball Mgr. RO! IVERSON MALONE Thespians. SENIORS Many tests help IMMY EDMOND MANGRUM FFA, GARY MANLEY FFAg Track. MARY ETHELYN MEEKS DUVVIE MARIE MOORE FHA, Pianistg FTA, V-Pres,g Choirg Mixed Chorusg Library Club, Pres, LINDA KAY NEWCOMB FTAQ FHAg Thespians, Drama Festival Garden Clubg Hall Monitorg Band. GARY LYNN PENDERGRASS FFAQ Thespians, Drama Festival. DON ALVIN PHILLIPS MARION DIANNE PRESLEY Jr, Class Playg Thespians, Sec, , Rep., Drama Festivalg FHA, Pres. , Treas, , Federation Officerg Fresh, Pres,g FTA, Treas.g Hall Monitorg N,H, S, , V-Pres,g , Kampus Kapers, Publicity, Girls' Stateg DARg S, C,g Quill and Scrollg Paper Staff, Asst, Ed., Ed. eoch student choose his coreer During the mid-morning, break Ricky Cagle discusses football plays with Don Folden, Linda Duvall and Linda Liles join the other seniors Charles McCain, and Alan Payne. the bus leaving for Duck's studio in Memphis. 1 ,. . Research themes require many hours i for James Brown and Gary Manley. n the library Dissecting a crayfish is delicate and fun for Shirley Fuller and Shielia Armstrong. SENIORS Seniors lead the March of RONALD EDWARD ROGERS S FFAg Footballg Basketballg Trackg Thespians, Drama Festivalg Kampus Kapers, Sound Technician, GARY PAUL ROLLINS Trackg Footballg FFA. OHNNY MAC SHELTON Basketball, Mgr,g Trackg FTAg Thespian. FRANCES MARIE SMITH FHAg Pep Squad. RONNIE DEWAYNE STRICKLAND HOWARD CHARLES STUCK III Football, All-District, Jr. and Sr, Co- captaing Boys' Stateg Jr. Warriorg Jr, Pres, Thespians, Drama Festival, Pres.g N,H,S S, C,g Band, Swing Bandg French Club, Pres.g Kampus Kapers, Dir,g Trackg Ir. Class Playg Duke. TEDDY GENE TALLEY Football, All-District, Jr. 85 Sr, Co- captaing Thespians, Drama Festivalg Trackg FFAg French Clubg Band. IERRY WAYNE WALLIN Footballg Basketballg Trackg FFA, FTAg French Club, V-Pres.g Boys' Stateg S,C,, I-list. , Pres., Kampus Kapers, Talent Scout, Bus. Mgr.: Thespians, Treas., Drama Festival, Best Comedy, All-Star Cast: Jr, Class Play, Paper Staff. Dimes drive MARY IANE WI-IITLOW FHA, Pep Squadg Garden Club, REBA LAVERN WILLIAMS BONNIE WOODS BARBARA CAROLYN WORTHY Pep Squadg Garden Club, Mr, Penney won a cake from Sharron Lassiter Mrs. Clyde King looked into Ann Kay Scott's future. at the Halloween Carnival. . . While J UNIORS Yeor is filled with money-making projects After ordering class rings, every thought and action turned to money-making projects and plans for the Junior-Senior prom. The first project was encouraging all students to attend Friday night dances at the armory, which was later the scene for cakewalks. The highlight of the money-making pro- jects was the Halloween carnival which included candied apples, cake Walks, bingo, tricks, and games. Selling candy was such a great success that it was used twice-- Christmas and Valentines. To add to the treasury, sweatshirts, vic- tory horns, and class jewelry were sold. Work on the prom began and the juniors realized their problems had just begun: Selecting a theme, cre- ating an atmosphere, choosing the band, decorating,and planning the menu. Preparing for the prom demanded work, co-operation, understanding and patience from each individual. All the work and pleasure combined fulfilled this year and led to a greater knowledge of human relationship. Dawson, Dale President Smith, Ronny Vice President Shinabery, Dale Secretary Tacker, Ronald S,C, Representative Kent, Regina S, C, Representative Armstrong, Glenda Ashby, Tommy Bell, Mae Bell, Margaret Benham, Kathy Bingham, Paul Blain, Jimmy Bolin, Judy Bouchillon, Jenny Branch, Reda Brooks, Patricia Brown, Judy Cagle, Ricky Carter, Gary Chambers, Joanne Collier, Wilfred Collins, Billy Dale, Arkie Davis, Sara Douglas, Roy Fletcher, Bobby Ford, Donald Freeman, MayBell -ri ' M-'rr h- 499' 'QQ IQ' ff Gibson, Faye Gillis, Linda Graham, Mike Griffin, Donald Hamilton, James Harbison, Glenda Hatley, Gene Hayse, Sammy Higgins, Barbara Holbrook, Karen Hosman, Peggy Huff, Genva J UNIORS Selecting and ordering class rings At the end of the day, Regina Kent collects all the items she has lost from the NHS Lost 85 Found Carolyn Morrisett and Peggy Hosman get in some keeper, Dianne Tucker. last minute cramming for semester tests. Jarvis, Paul Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Jimmy Johnson, Linda Kieltuski, Richard Lassiter, Sharron Lawson, Teddy McCay, Joe McDaniel, Dennis McSpadden, Larry Markham, Linda Mars, Evelyn begin excitement of the Junior yeor Lynn Dickerson 15 Just as pleased to get out h1S share of candy from library 1S a great her sweatshirt as the Jr Class is to sell Mlss Robertson to help rarse asset for research lt, Linda Markham Alice Williams and After a football game A formal dance is a Mrs Key enjoy Linda Sparks costume Gerald McKenzie and pleasant change from at the Masquerade Party Dianne Presley enJoy the usual routine of the Jr Class dance Peggy Hosman and Dale Dawson. Donces help provlde money for prom Martin, Wayne Morrisett, Carolyn Morrisett, Ginny Sue Morrow, Eugene Myers, Wayne Parker, Margaret Parrish, William Payne, Alan Pinkston, Sheila O'Brien, Devra Ritter, Robin Rollins, Linda Rush, Billy Ryan, Debbie Simmons, Lanny Simpson, Diane Simpson, Larry Singleton, Gloria Sisco, Barbara Sparks, Linda Sutton, Barbara Sutton, Coy Swan, Hal Thatcher, Susan Thompson, Janet T ucker, Everett VanHoozer, Charles Walker, Susie Watson, Mike White, Cathrine Williams, Alice Fay Williams, Kenneth Womack, Melica Woods, Beth Woods, Brian Woods, Carolyn ,,,,,,,, k, ,,,..,.. ,, K H.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.g,1r,,r: f,-,, fwfr. ,s,,: . 35 K m -:gl?3'723Qf YL ' I3 ififlwfiffi E Q ' J T 1 T A V' A ' fi 4? 96,3 1 ' ' ' Even With the dropping of the sport status from main string to bench warmer the Sopho- more year has new advantages, both scholas- tically and socially. They are now eligible for National Honor Society and may attend all Senior High activities such as assemblies and dances. The year was filled with anxiety and expec- tation of new experiences. For example, at- tending the Junior and Senior Banquet even if it is just as a servant. icant but through service and ambition they are continually raising their status. f Harold Collier tries to explain to the class the reason for his answer, SOPHOMORE Students leorn through experience Young, Sherry President Baker, C,E, Vice-President Craig, Joey Secretary and Reporter Wood, Wally Treasurer Smith, Virginia S,C, Representative Pitts, Robert S,C, Representative Allen, Mike Armstrong, Barbara Baker, Barbara To the upperclassmen they appear insignif- Barber, Patricia Bell, Faye Bell, Rosa Billingsley, Kay Blansett, Gracie Brewer, Leona Busby, Arthur Cannon, James Cantrell, Carolyn Carter, Jeanett: Clark, Steve Collier, Darrell Collier, Harold Cook, Linda Cook, Marcell Covington, Charles Crawford, Douglas Cummins, Mike Dawson, Don Dickerson, Lynn Dunlap, Jimmy Duvall, Gary Fair, Pam Ferrer, Charles G 7 . f.,,,z'?L , f M 1: mf , ay Q gs . , jgyg. f ,K ug? , S ' 'n ip 9 if liar ' 2 X 'L Z, M. 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SOPHOMORE Serving ot the prom brings Fikes, Jimmy Flippo, Herbert Ford, Jimmy Ford, Norma Ford, Patsy Gallion, John Gillis, Larry Goad, Eric Gray, Janice Griffin, Eddy Hale, Debbie Harrom, Donna Kathy Parker and Pamela Fair are pleased to Larry Gillis and Gary Duvall repair a gasoline motor get out of class early to prepare for a pep rally. anxiety for sophomores Hastings, Anita Hosman, Buddy Ingram, Danny Isabell, Eddy Johnson, Ruby Keith, Linda Koontz, Jeffrey Lansdale, Johnny Lawrence, James Leathers, Ricky Lemons, Kay McCain, Jerry 'DH www ID fs Qs McKenzie, Burl Mangrum, Danny Morgan, Gary Oldham, Johnny Parker, Kathy Payne, ,Terry Pitts, Travis Robertson, Diane Robertson, Wanzo Russell, Carol Sharpe, Bamma Shaver, David Sims, Louise Smith, Gloria Smith, Mike Stidem, Gary Swan, Betty Swan, Freddy Swingle, Debbie Talley, Gary Teague, Jerry Thielemier, Greg Turnbow, Sharon VanHoozer, Larry I' Vick, Odie Walker, Dana Walker, Phillis Walker, Ralph Walker, Tommy Welch, Kathy White, Billy White, Robert 'gg-pr Williams, Dennis Winger, Melany Wood, Barbara York, Steve SOPHOMORE Success is sophomore gool John Gallion and Gary Duvall are surprised to see Mr, Ramsey as they attempt to skip study Solitude helps Robert Pitts to Wally Wood practices hall, better understand his studies, for perfection, -,gfiQ??'fC??15i' ev vig Q , til ' Q59 w , f f gffszxffmsilfi - s it fgL!wfxz'f: ',g.,rm,M 5 Y t , 'K ' . QA A X sa. xt ,Q-Jjsi-fr N s its as '-,,,,,-1 it ,,,, p as V, L .X Sue Morgan consults Mr, Key about her class schedule. Choosing their own subjects , begin- ning to earn credits for graduation, and joining new clubs adds to the excitement of being a freshman. They take the lead in junior high activities by sponsoring the Homecoming dance and learning modern algebra but become a part of senior high by taking a part in the drama festival. In football the boys played a season with only one loss, the basketball team Won a second place trophy in the district tournament, and the freshmen in the band helped to bring home a marching band trophy. FRESHMEN Schedule is occupied with 'Z Thatcher, Charles President Brewington, Ronald Vice-President Teague, Karen Secretary Rogers, Don Treasurer Shinabery, Randy S,C, Representative Dabney, Mike S,C, Representative Adams, Danny Austin, Roger ? 5553 , i t -are '.1, pgyrlf, Bennett, Judy it Bishop, Joyce Branch, Iames d Bray, Kohn Jr. , kigrr I X, M I r,f ' Aviv Mr Robert Burney dlscusses s1x weeks grades It looks l1ke George Wrlloughby rs headed for wrth Randy Harkwrck another broken leg' new cctlvlhes Brooks Brenda Browder Brlly Brown Joan Browmng Dorothy Brownrng Stella Byers Beth Cagle Irmmy Chambers Alrce Chambers, Amos. Cockran, Gregg Colhns, Terry Evans, Barbara 5-X .' ' vt., W? ,A r -A in fra: , I. V ' hi, ,. Q. ' L K . exif'- x ' ,,,. N r ' A , I f r X ' ' is r ,.kY MMM, Z: E3 . rx,-+. f f , r 9 T7 T W' V:ifi'Mj,.J3i l 5 ',,,,..- L X - . sk. f I, ,V X 1 Eg cffir. 5, ' L, A My fi' W . '. V ' . . . 0 . . 7 I I I I f 1 1 'V , . g. sv Sewing is one of Beth Byers' talents in honiemaking, Susan Patton and Christy Keller were FRESHMEN on KAIT TV in Jonesboro with the French Club. Work begins Fleming, Carolyn Ford, Dennis Gaddis, Eugene Gill, Gary Gillis, Billy Goodin, Rachel Gordon, Joe Gray, Martha Harrison, Ricky Hatley, Charles Hawkins, Eddy Helms, Pat H Higgins, Larry Hipps, Linda Hooker, Richard Huff, Jimmy Johnson, Susan Keller, Christy Kimery, Roger Kyle, Dennis Lane, Beverly Laster, Norma Lawrence, Janice Lawrence, Larry I J I l credits for groduofon Lovett, Kathy McCoy, Pat McCullar, Joyce McDaniel, Ronny McGlothlin, Janie MacDonald, Jimmy Metcalf, Kathy Miller, Marian Montgomery, Johnny Morgan, Sue Morrow, Glynn Myers, Jerry M' azsff FRE SHMEN Above Ross Sparks Susan Patton, Ned Penny, and Chrrsty Keller take advantage of the sprrng weather Left Jrmmy McDonald drscovers the aspects of 3. ITIICIOSCOPC Leaders In Jr Hugh Achvlhes V YV F 953 A Ma! Nester Crndy Oakes, Raymond Oldham, Susan Orr Floyd Parker Jaylene Patton, Susan Penney Ned Percrful Mrke Prrce Davrd Rrchards Gracre Roy Drama Snnpson Arthur Suns, Audrey Srngleton, Don Smrth, Wrlnuer Sparks Ross Mr Ramsey finishes his morning A report card with an A is a Greg Cochran shows routine by signing an excuse for good experience for Charles Jerry Myers the bound Minnie Weaver. Sutton, Gerald Swan, Betty Teague, Larry Teague, Linda Tucker, Dianne Tyger, Donnie VanHoozer, James Waites, Melinda Walker, Carla Walls, Martha Williams, Alvie Willis, William Willoughby, George Wilson, Nolan Wood, Johnny Yarbrough, Phyllis Hatley, ary line of Arkansas ai While the scholastic studies do not change, interest in sports and school activities give the students an incentive to make higher marks in his studies and opportunities to gain recognition from his class- mates. Among these ambitious students are two cheerleaders, seven mem- bers in the Marked Tree High School Marching Band, five football players, and SiX basketball players. Still others engage in service clubs, such as the Paper Staff , the Student Coun- cil, and Library Club. Mr. Miller helps Charles Corpier and Steve Smith with atmos heric ressure ex eriment. P VW I, i. 1- 1 ' EIGHTH Interest in com petitive Koontz, Randy President Ashby, Micky Vice-President Welch, Donald Secretary Corpier, Charles Treasurer Smith, Steve S,C, Representative rss . z: : 'S 'C L Aden, Emma 32- Aden, Hazel r Ashlock Lynn Aycock, Edward Baker, Kay FBS 1 sis , is X is ss Pi sax ssl 2 Bishop, Linda Blansett, Odis Bolin, Gary Bolin, Gwenn Boxley, Sheila Bragg, Junior Brown, Janice Brown, Jerry Bryant, Perry Burfield, Dannette During semester exams Janice Law Eighth graders cash in on the fun of the yearly production of rence, Rosalie Kieltuski and Francis Kampus Kapers Hawkins discover that studying is no laughing matter activities take the eo Busby, Viola Chandler, Bobby Cook, David Daniels, Becky Duke, Lynn Dunavin, Kathy Eudy, Don Pikes, Kathy Freeman, Earl Fulks, Elaine Fuller, Gary Gillis, Jim Goodin, Linda Graham, Fred Gray, Ken Greenhaw, Coleen Greenwood, Eugene Griffin, Billy Hardin, Kenneth Hardin, Stanley Sara Ming and Terry Sharpe wait after class Taking tests requires Mike Payne, Darlene for Mr, Burney to return their tests. concentration from Harvey, Becky Daniels Floyd Orr and Martha and Sandra Starnes find Wall. it is always crowded at the lockers. EIGHTH Fellowship is rewarding ond enriching iifi Hardwick, Randy iiiii Harao, Carolyn Harvey' Darlene 'A isk I. , '-:2 A 2 if 'I-fff51i?iffw5' ' Hatley, Martha Hatley, Tommy Hawkins, Francis Hazel, David Hinson, David Huff, Mary Ingle, Peggy Johnson, Phyllis Johnston, Bobby Jones, Saniinye Jones, Vickie Kieltuski, Rosalie Loudermilk, Lind McDonald, Larry McKenzie., Janie Ming, Sara Morgan, Pamela Oldman, Reda Patton, Linda Pedigo, Jimmy Pitts, Linda Poindexter, Donald Price, Joel Pulley, Dannett Ritter, Randal Rogers, Juanita Rollins, Ronny Ryan, Phillip Scott, Anne Kay Sharpe, Terry Simpson, Don Slayden, Maurice Smith, Joan Starnes, Sandra Sutton, Peggy Teague, Larry Thornburg, Ronny Tubbs, Ricky Tucker, Tommy Turnbow, Danny Vanover, Allen Vick, Cynthia Walker, Marilyn Williams, Ioan Willis, Mary Ann Wray, Eddy Young, Dianne g, :!1msfsfA'3ff451?'f:-H , ' ' Y ' -it - , -V 1 f ri 1 3 yi 5 5 . X iq 79 Vx 24 fri 5 if Win it 5 5 1 GM! N ,. J fi 5 'i f ' 7 - in alfa. 'KJ' The library provides an opportunity for Darrel Harvey, David Jones, and Jerry Crawford to work in a quiet atmosphere. SEVENTH Learning to get along as low man on the totem pole pushes seventh graders to achieve rec- ognition from the upperclassmen. To add to the problem, he keeps his books in a little space along the hall and attends each class in a different room under a dif- ferent teacher. An alloted time for everything keeps them hop- ping, and even with the beloved recess gone forever, their social social life is just beginning. Weekly visits to the library develops skill IOO Parker, Jay Louis President Teague, Dianne Vice-President I-licks, Glenda Secretary Perciful, Julie Treasurer Gill, Mac S,C, Representative Aden, Louis Armstrong, Mike Atchley, Ray Atchley, Thomas Austin, Wilma Bell, Diana Biddy, Jimmy Bingham, Dana Birmingham, Phyllis Blaylock, Patricia Branch, Mike Bratten, Larry Brewer, Gay Brock, Billy Ray Brown, Gerald Ricky Childers prepares his The water fountain is Dana Bingham 1S rather surprised to book for class while Dianne Gerald Hubanks favorite be asked to report to the office waits for the top Browning, Archie Bryant, Wanda Bunn, Anita Byers, Marcia Cagle, Sharon Cantrell, Brenda Carmon, Shirley Carter, Vera Chambers, Jimmy Chambers, Marie Chandler, David Chapman, Jim Childress, Pat Childress Ricky Clark, Debbie Coburn, Virginia Collins, Barbara cook, o'de11 Cooksey, Pauline Cooper, Dorothy Counce, Carl Crawford, Jerry Crouch, Jimmy Cupp, Billy Dabney, Cynthia v ol W-mv J, 1 'V ' 1 ' ' ,jr MH, , . 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I 'Y' x S ,'f .g r 'X nl 'swf Q51 s it fu . f se r- 'fm the ir 5 5' ddgiimv ig f,,, 3 .3 3, -,- J 4 2 I ,. 5 as -e if , V' :,,-gl - 1 my fv- .Q li ,. ,, N p I .-5 I f t. 4, A 'Y' 'Y' aim, ', ., , , ' , ,, V , -V ' 1 wma, ' ' , f f -.ff A Wray, Larry ,,'ri ' 7 it -W x I Patriotism is learned quickly by Anna Hatley and Kenny Phillips, ELEMENTARY FACULTY Faculty members help the student academically, socially, economically, and culturally in the process of offer- ing them a liberal education. Math and reading have been divided into different learning levels so the teachers can present the materials as the students pace and interests span. Classroom music is a universal language by which the faculty offers to students chances for self-expres- sion and originality. While the language department offers a key to opening international barriers of oral expression. New equipment aids faculty R,T, Cooper Elementary Principal ol c A A C too t QM B, S, E,g M, S, E. Arkansas State College Mrs. R,T, Cooper Elementary Secretary Mrs, Cecil Keith Elementary Nurse Mrs, W, H, Bingham Third grade 3.5.5. M.5.C.W. Mrs, E,P, Blanton Music B, S, E, Arkansas State College Mrs. W,C, Braddock First Grade B, S, E, Arkansas State College I Miss Margaret Coon Sixth Grade it i'lil 4 B,A, Arkansas College A3 in A Miss Betty Jean Cureton Fifth Grade 'i B, S, E, Harding College Mrs. Carolyn Gardner Second Grade B, A, E, University of Mississippi Mrs. Al Hale Fourth Grade B, S,E, Arkansas State College Mr. Clyde Hord Fifth Grade B,A, Henderson State Teachers College Mrs. Clyde Hord Third Grade B, S,E, Henderson State Teachers College Mrs. Maurice Hinson Third Grade B, S, E, Arkansas State College Mrs. Curtis Kent Fifth Grade B, S, E, Arkansas State College Mrs. Mavis LaGrand Fifth Grade S,E, Missouri State Mrs. Kay Luter Fifth Grade B, S, E, Arkansas State College Mrs. W,A, McClendon Second Grade B, S, E, Arkansas State College Miss Maurine McCormack First Grade B, S, E, Arkansas State College Mrs, Alfred Miller First Grade B, S, E, Arkansas State College Mrs, S,E, Mullins First Grade Arkansas State College Miss Nancy Carolyn Pratt Fourth Grade B, S, E, Arkansas State College Mrs. Charles Reed Second Grade B, S, E, Arkansas State College Mrs, Etta B, Rogers First Grade B,S,E, Arkansas State College Mrs, Edith Sandres Third Grade B, S,E, Arkansas State College Mr. W,E, Scott Sixth Grade B, S, Mississippi State Mrs, A,W, Shaw Sixth Grade B, S,E, Arkansas State College Mrs. Helen D. Smith Fifth Grade B, S, U, of Missouri Mrs, C,P, Stafford Sixth Grade B, S, E, Arkansas State College Mrs, W,'l', Walker, Jr. Fourth Grade B, S,E, Arkansas State College Mrs. Tom Williams Second Grade Arkansas State College 6 . 1 93 I M ' A I, ..1. g flr 1 F . . H ' mi r j ,Q f f 55655 fx t'-f w f V wg ,. , it r 1 I if V., or r T r f 1 ,. ' fr A . sl. F t ff.. , . .lj ti 'vi if if F t. f 'N ,,, ,VII 'Q 'Vex 2:-I Z, f+.f,.,P iiylg ,,,V 6 Q . ,,.s P., if . Z .-au.. fi , an A . LT, 1. X li? Q mygfa- 5l 1 l Treasurer, Connie Rogers, stretches the class budget for Mrs. Shaw's birthday cake. SIXTH GRADE Elementary school is the foundation for individual person- ality as well as for a liberal edu- cation. Adding a special education class has offered encouragement and a chance for the student to comprehend material at his own level. Remeadial reading classes in the curriculum will help raise the students scholastic ,ability and achievement. French class- es offer opportunity for the more advanced students. New equipment such as abacus, overhead projector, televisions , duplicator machines, and slide projectors leave time for individual help and offers new ideas and con- cepts for the more progressive students. These have not replaced the age-old ideas of love, kindness, and understanding that mold a model student. Six down ond Six to go i 'fffei' 3 ,Q ' - , ' 7 r, B , sr i r . 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'K i 5 ,,- .. . 1 X , isssr .J T V r - ,fr :gy , ,w 1 !!:j I , gr, -2 ,xi an fa 1 if 1 gl sh! ,gala ,,,,, ., , iq ffiiifiriijggiiri ' -gk., -:ff Q , a x 1 'HSP wx 4 ml , M, psig Ugg!!! sw ,. at sf inf- ' Q of 1 Our school . . . with nts Boosters The businesses of our town and the neighboring communi- ties have donated materials and capital to the school spon- sored activities such as spaghetti suppers and band uniforms They have rendered many services . They saw that the children that needed glasses got them. They checked their teeth and informed the parents of the results. Others fur- nished appliances for the Home Economics Cottage, a car for Drivers Education, and information on school activities . Our athletic department has been backed by their attend- ance and donations. By providing jobs for the students, they have given per- sonal assistance in financing, Working experiences, and personality development. l - l1-11 -11.il1 15 rr Lucillek Marked Tree Tribune Standard Bearers For Fabric Shop Community Builders Phone 358-2993 Melica Womack cuts and rolls in preparing the finished Tribune, 95 Nathan Street Fabric - Drapery material Patterns - Sewing notions Phone 358-2735 Dewey's Dairy Freeze Marked Tree , Arkansas I St. Francis Valley Motor Company Your Chevrolet 8z Oldsmobile Dealer Marked Tree Phone 358-2161 Sheila Pinkston is surprised at the These teenagers prove .that there number of rhingg Don Rogers can is more room in a trunk of a car tell her about 3 Car. than everyone thinks there is, L Young's Liberty Cash 102 Dawson Marked Tree Phone 358-2191 Iudy Young fills a delivery order, a service of Liberty Cash, 1 43 3 'Q P55531 Smith Shoe Shop We mend the rips Patch the holes Build up the heels and Save the souls Prince Furniture Company Phone 35 8 -2554 Marked Tree 'lEvery1:hing for the Horne Arkansas Drug Store The Rexall Store Visit our Store Phone 358-2055 Marked Tree Sending out bills is just one of Christine Comstock's many duties, The Golden Rule Marked Tree's Newest Store Frisco Street Wayne McAlpin - Mgr. Mrs. McA1pin explains the weighing and pricing of candy to Duvvie Moore. Schonberger 8. Weir Marked Tree The Place to go For Brands You Know Displays are arranged by Martin Oldham, a senior who works there. HATS -wr gains laura Mrs, Grubbs gives and Susan Johnson a sample of the latest thing in perfume, Dubarcl-Sharpe-Finch Insurance Agency 17 Frisco Marked Tree, Ark. J.D. Dubard A.J. Sharpe Joe E. Finch Phone 358-2002 8K F Compliments of Q89 INC. 'PV H 'S O 50thYEAR Z Auto W 1915-1965 71 Phone 358-2484 Parts Marked Tree, Ark. Phone 358-2617 Gotham Educational Equipment Company Inc. Marked Tree 35 8 -25 00 Jeff Koontz and Charles Ferrer think of pooling their money to buy a pool table, Eflfrwfx. .1..... W fp . I ' A M i , . W 4 . .,,..,. ,,:,.,.. N ,iivv A1-- ' s .. s ':' Bill Henderson, v 'mi s gsgwei M f'5?Lff 9 0 O55 WDNDER g f, -wffillif S gi1:s'sfg.9s fZ f'i?i33Eii'i s f Distributor L Bill Hendersorfs Wonder Bread truck is a welcome sight to grocers in this area. Wonder Bread Helps build strong bodies 12 ways Marked Tree McDaniel's Lumber Co' Appliance and Service 104 Elm Marked Tree Linda Hampton finishes up her tile mosaic 12 Elm with grout from the Marked Tree Lumber CO1-npany. Phone 358-2870 Holland 5-10-25C Store Holland's Dry Goods 40 Frisco Marked Tree Marked Tree Equipment Co. Marked Tree Your John Deere Dealer The FFA S, T,A,E, program provides Arkie Don Dale a job with Marked Tree Equipment Co. Nyal Drug Store Phone 358-9014 Marked Tree, Ark. Once A Trial Always Nya1 Noble Real Estate Farm and City Sales 26 Elm Marked Tree 1 rw-, ' :Q 1- ,.,, , 'Psi ' 5':g'ifj':, i . t Kohn Bray shows Eric Goad that a gas air conditioner is the best, Kohn Bray Butane Gas Co. Braytane is the best Weiner Truman Turrell Marked Tree Kohn Bray persuades Carla Walker that it is possible to change gasoline motors to Braytane motors. Holt Lumber and Hardware Co. 222 Elm Marked Tree Phone 358-2450 Herbert Ford and Eric East look as if they really plan to do some work as they shop at Holt Lumber Company. Compliments of Slim Walker Grocery Broadway Street Marked Tree Shaw's Furniture Store Furniture - Hardware Bill 8: A.W. Shaw 212 Elm Phone 258-2089 Marked Tree J. R. Featherston Wholesale meats 107 Highway 63-West Marked Tree Lucky Dollar Store Poinsett County's first and only complete self-service dollar store. 28 Frisco Marked Tree Wanda Pedigo is taught to use the cash register by Mr. McAlpin. Bill Turnbow Gulf Station Your U-Haul Dealer Phone 258-2668 Marked Tree TeenagerS make great use of the telephone, but Kathy Benham beat the others to the dial. Y E. Ritter 84 Company E. Ritter Water Co. E. Ritter Telephone Co. Water is a most useful substance, Gary Brewer uses it for washing cars . . . . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hord make use of it by bathing Buddy Bud . I Tyronza Lumber Co. Phone 487 -2274 Tyronza, Arkansas With materials from Tyronza Lumber Co. , Bobby Walker, Johnny Montgomery, and Mike Gill build a book case. Marked Tree Bank Member of F.D. I. C. The advantages of a Savings Account is explained to Wally Woods and Jerry Payne by Mrs, Tom Whitlow, Poinsett Grill Highway 63-West Always Good Food Just for looks, Ricky Cagle, Burl McKenzie, and L, D. Highfill look at the menu but all they can afford is a hamburger and Coke. COMPANY PHONE 358-2964 SWAN INSULATION COMPANY BATT AND BLOWN INSULATION MARKED TREE, ARKANSAS FOR YOUR INSULATION NEEDS CALL O-H Cleaners Joe and Tommye Sparks Phone 358-2122 Marked Tree If your clothes aren't be- coming to you, they should be coming to us. rkx at-U is During a tour of the Salant 85 Salant Inc. Mrs, McDonald shows Devra O'Bryan how to operate the plant sewing machine I Salant 8g Salant Incorporated I Marked Tree I'I1duSt1'iEl,1 Pafk Phone Ronny Smith makes a purchase from Kay Billingsley for his little brother. I Baddour's Bargain Center Shop where your dollar buys more A 8g G Auto Parts 97 Nathan Phone 35 8 -226 Marked Tree Doyle Tarlton assures Ross Sparks the new shock absorber fits all model cars 26 Frisco I Marked Tree Jim Billingsley--Mgr. Compliments of D. L. Broadway Powder Putt Beauty Shop 103 Nathan Phone 35 8 -2824 Marked Tree Marked Tree Motor Company Your Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler Dealer Tommy Walker demonstrates a car on his grandfather? lot to Mickey Ashby. For all Your Insurance Needs Hastings Insurance Agency Phone 358-2671 Marked Tree, Arkansas St. Francis Valley Farms Gene Thatcher -Manager Carter Grocery Tyronza , Ark . Plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables make shopping at Carter's a pleasant task for Sandy McDaniel. Linda Jones and Shirley McCoy exchange senior pictures. i Q2 ii if if ...dbllnm - Gary Rollins receives his senior portraits from the senior sponsor, Mr. Penney, Duck's Studio 94 South Main Street Memphis , Tenn. Helping Build Arkansas ARKANSAS PUWER 31 LIGHT COMPANY HELPING BUILD ARKANSAS Poinsett Motor Co. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Marked Tree Sammy Hayse would like to do more than test drive this new Mustang. Buck's Grocery 504 Elm Marked Tree BuCk's Grocery, a good place to shdp, offers Mike Watson and Gale Adams an 2 opportunity to meet the public and earn spending money. Ham's Florist If it's flowers, say it with ours Tyronzo Gin Co. Tyronza, Ark. Quality - Capacity Ginning Borden's Milk Stuart Bodry Distributor Kathy Ford, Joe Glidewell and Robin Wheeler need the vitamins that Borden's milk provides. TPAVEQ! M071-1. 1 RESTAURANT PHoNE ass-1700 I , A us usr u. s. sa scum p Marked Tree, Arkansas Swimming Pool T. V. - Air Conditioned Gale Adams enjoys his class ring by sharing it with Dianne Daniels , , , Compliments of Dr. V. B. Smith or how about Glenda Harbison . . . Clarke's Dress Shop for The Latest Fashion Mae Clarke - Owner Phone 358-2030 or maybe Dianne Robertson. Josten's' Josten Class Rings Symbolize the Finest Traditions Mr. O. T. Hunt -your Josten Representative St. Francis Valley Marked Tree Arkansas Gin Setting up type is part of Buz Stuck's job. Howard Stuck 81 Co. 24 Elm Stationers - Printers - Office Supplies E. L. Rogers Photogra pher 702 Normandy Marked Tree Ronny makes sure the ladder doesn't fall because that's his pop, Yancy Mobil Service Station Wholesale and Retail 202 S. Frisco Work at Yancy's Mobil is not all selling gas, sometime Wayne Martin gets the big job of fixing a flat, KPCA Radio Station Music - News - Sports Dewitt Waits - Manager Everett Tucker enjoys spinning records for K, P, C, A, Pi99lv-Wigglv Downtown Marked Tree fi' X91 W Z,-ve QZZGT4-Y COMPLIMENTS OF Modern Beauty Shop and Price Jewelry Store MARKED TREE The Little Store Compliments of Martin and Ruby Worthy Marked Tree T. Marshall Ray, Distributor of Gulf Oil Products 107 Grant Marked Tr ee Phone 35 8-2176 Frank Fleeman Grocery Store Payneway Anita Hastings and Roy Douglas pool their money for a Pepsi- Cola. Compliments of 62734 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Inc Jonesboro , Arkansas E. Ritter -81 Co. Tires and Hardware Phone 358-2545 Mr, Stark tells his class he doesn't have any money, but Buddy Fleming convinces im that he can afford these prices. New basketball socks from Spauldingjs are donned by Joe McCay. Spaulding Athletic Goods Co. Little Rock, Arkansas Admiral Sportswear, Inc. Rawlings Sporting Goods For Track, Basketball Baseball, 81 Football Marked Tree Co-Op Gin Marked Tree, Arkansas Bell's American Station Highway 63 West Marked Tree, Arkansas City Drug Company Prescriptions Phone 487-2258 Tyronza, Arkansas Coca-Cola Bottling Co Jonesboro, Arkansas Coca- Colas to be sold from the refresh- ment stand are prepared by Charles McCain and Buz Stuck, St. Francis Valley Motor Company 507 W. Second Street Phone 358-2361 Marked Tree , Arkansas Materials from St, Francis Valley Lumber Company are used by Mike Perciful, Arthur Simpson, and Jimmy Huff to build a birdhouse. The Cow Bar Marked Tree , Arkansas Lyle Auto Sales Lyle Williams Marked Tree, Arkansas Marked Tree Oil Company Marked Tree , Arkansas McCrary Motel and Restaurant Payneway, Arkansas ....-r..l Jerry Myers, Richard Hooker, Dr. Pepper ond 7-Up Dennis Ford enjoys a 7-Up while Ricky Leathers prefers a Dr, Pepper, Cantrell Auto Soles Payneway Phone 5 93-2172 Compliments of Dr. C. G. Swingle Hotley's Shell Station Highway 63 West Phone 358-2579 We grease to please Former's Gin 84 Supply Payne way Emflgfwfw gl 'XS if Sai -5 X u i ss T 5 T ss Nw mWssQswksWQsXsmNsMwNwasywMWS New SWs2i'smQxQQes P. o. Box 2652 DESOTO STATION MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE PHONE 525-6811 Lunches with food from D. Canale are nourishing as well as tasty for Milly Lawson and Eric East, Marked Tree Compress Compliments of and Warehouse , Wonder Potato Chips 397 Division Marked Tree Arkansas Dale Simpson, Distributor l Marked Tree Firestone Store 358-2045 Mr. Berry explains to Joey Craig how he can profit by using Firestone tires. t Payne's Clover 'Doll's House of Beauty Farm Market Phone 358-2195 Phone 59312195 Latest In Hair Styling We Strive To Please Payneway, Arkansas Marked Tree, Arkansas St. Francis Valley Oil Co. Esso Products Phone 358-2747 LE, Stidem and Charles Malone prepare y to deliver oil to the local stations. Benham Auto Sales Verq'5 Beauty Shop Marked Tree Good Used Cars 216 11th Marked Tree, Arkansas 358-2309 Compliments The Junior Music Club Of Marked Tree, Ark. Janet Ford - Pres. Lynn Layman Dianne Presley - V.Pres. Insurance Judy Young-Sec. Tyronza, Ark. New Theatre 1 10 Fris co Marked Tree Get more out of life - Go to a Movie! Viki Dunn - Treas. Robin Ritter - Reporter Kay Billingsley - Corres. Sec. Janet Thompson - Historian Jenny Bouchillon - Song Leader Kathy Benham Judy Canada Pamela Fair Anita Hastings Regina Kent Linda Markham Dale Shinahery Linda Sparks Debbie Swingle Susan Thatcher Mrs. H.V. Holland - Sponsor Cottondale Gin Company Phone 358-2763 Marion Miller helps her father at the gin by filing. Gene Hatley is preparing to plant his 0 field with St. Francis Valley seed. St. n I I Seed Company 407 Ash Street Marked Tree Phone 358-2130 Compliments of Ralpy Walker Tax Assessor Mid-Town Florist Phone 358-2959 Day Sz Night Mrs. Clyde King Marked Tree TELEFIORA Edgar Perry Coin-Laundry Moskop's Bakery Restaurant Flower Shop Phone 358-2285 358-2783 ...I 14 Foculty Bingham, Mrs. W,H, 104 Blanton, Mrs. Gladys 114, 104 Braddock, Mrs. W,C, 104 Burney, Robert 98, 13 Burns, Phil 62, 63, 48, 91 Christian, Jim 13, 14, 55 Collier, Miles 11 Comstock, Mrs. Willard 15 Coon, Mrs. Margaret 104 Cooper, R,T, 104 Cooper, Mrs, R, T, 104 Cureton, Miss Betty Jean 104 Dailey, Mrs. Jim 10,47 Dyer, Frank 25, 63,46 Fair, Mrs, Albert 12 Faucett, David 18, 19 Faucett, Mrs, David 13,20,21,44 Featherston, J,R, 11 Fleming, Mrs. LE, 18,19,26, 46 Gardner, Miss Carolyn 104 Gordon, Mrs, Joe 10 Grant, Mary Howard 72 Hale, Mrs, A1105 Hinson, Mrs. Maurice 115,105 Hord, Clyde 105,135 Hord, Mrs, Clyde 105,135 Johnson, Miss Nora 14, 15 Keith, Mrs, Cecil 104 Kent, Mrs. Curtis 105 Key, W.G. 10,90 Key, Mrs, W,G, 24,45, 63,82 LaGrand, Mrs. Mavid 105 Lillard, Mrs, Walter 30, 62 Lovell, Mrs. Milton 22,25, 63 Luter, Mrs. Charles 105 McClendon, Mr. W,A, 105 McCormick, Mrs. Maurine 105 Miller, Alfred 19, 58, 59, 96, 55 Miller, Mrs. Alfred 105 Miller, Owen 11 Mullins, Sam 14, 15, 29, 33 Mullins, Mrs. Sam 105,123 Myatt, Daniel 15,62 Owen, Russell 11 Pearson, Mrs. Don 15,32,47 Penney, Ned 12, 13, 78, 136 Penney, Mrs. Ned 18,19 Pratt, Miss Nancy 105 Ramsey, Leslie 11, 31, 89, 95 Reed, Mrs, Charles 105,118 Robertson, Miss Judith 23, 63, 81 Rodgers, Mrs, D,R, 105 Sanders, Mrs. L, C, 28 Scott, W,E, 105 Shaver, Mrs. C,L, 18,19,44 Shaw, Mrs. A,W, 105,106 Smith, Mrs. Betty 12,63 148 Index Smith, Mrs. Helen 105 Smith, V,B, 11 Stafford, Mrs, C,P, 105 Stephens, Charles 13, 61, 63 Stark, Charles 14, 62, 141 Walker, Mrs. W,T, 105 Williams, Mrs. Tom 105 High School Adams, Danny 61, 62, 33, 90 Adams, Gale 55, 58, 67, 137, 138 Aden, Emma 96 Aden, Hazel 96 Aden, Louise 100 Allen, Mike 33,84 Armstrong, Barbara 30, 32, 51, 84 Armstrong, Glenda 30, 32, 51, 79 Armstrong, Mike 63,100 Armstrong, Sheila 68,76 Bolin, Judy 26, 32, 79 Bouchillon, Virginia 23, 24, 45, 79 Boxley, Shiela 52, 96 Bragg, Junior 62,96 Bragg, Kathy 23, 27, 29, 40, 44, 68 Branch, James 47, 61, 62, 90 Branch, Michael 61, 63,100 Branch, Reda 47, 45,79 Brandt, Perry 96 Bratton, Larry 100 Bray, Kohn 24, 25, 47, 62, 90, 130 Brewer, Gay 100 Brewer, Gary 55, 53, 58, 68,135 Brewer, Leona 85 Brewington, Ronald 61, 63, 62, 90 Brock, Billy 100 Brooks, Brenda 32, 52, 91 Brooks, Patricia 26, 32, 51,79 Browder, Billy 91 Browder, Mary 26, 68 Brown, Gerald 100 Ashby, Micky 61, 63, 96, 132 Ashby, Tommy 48, 49, 51, 53, 79 Ashlock, Lynn 42, 60, 96 Atchley, Ray 100 Atchley, Thomas 31, 100 Austin, Wilma 100 Austin, Roger 90 Aycock, Edward 48, 49, 96 B's Baker, Barbara 14, 29, 51, 84 Baker, C,E, 33,84 Baker, Kay 96 Barber, Patricia 85 Bell, Diana 100 Bell, Faye 12,85 Bell, Mae 79 Bell, Margaret 79 Bell, Pete 68 Bell, Rosie 85 Benham, Kathy 24, 26, 31, 32, 45, 79, 135 Bennett, Judy 47, 51, 90 Biddy, Jimmy 100 Billingsley, Kay 20, 21, 24, 25, 46, 48, 49, 50, 85, 156 Bingham, Dana 100, 101 Bingham, Paul 24, 48, 49, 79 Biningham, Phyllis 100 Bishop, Charles 33 Bishop, Joyce 90 Bishop, Linda 96 Blain, Jimmy 79 Blansett, Gracie 32, 85 Blansett, Otis 96 Blaylock, Patricia 100 Bolin, Gary 96 Bolin, Gwen 30, 96 Brown, Janice 30,96 Brown, James 53, 55, 68, 76 Brown, Jerry 96 Brown, Joan 91 Brown, Judy 79 Browning, Archie 101 Browning, Dorthy 91 Browning, Stella 51, 91 Bryant, Perry 96 Bryant, Wanda 101 Bunn, Anita 101 Bunn, Jerry 58 Bunn, Phillip 49, 51 Burfield, Dannette 96 Busby, Arthur 33, 85 Busby, Viola 97 Byers, Beth 24, 25, 32, 47, 91, 92 Bvers, Marcia 101 C's Cagle, Jimmy 33, 61, 91 Cagle, Ricky 55, 73, 75, 79, 58, 133 Cagle, Sharon 101 Canada, Judy 24, 31, 32 Cannon, James 46, 85 Cannon, Joan 68 Cantrell, Brenda 101 Cantrell, Carolyn 32, 51, 85 Cantrell, Charles 33, 68 Carmon, Shirley 101 Carter, Gary 45,79 Carter, Jeannette 32, 51, 85 Carter, Vera 101 Chambers, Alice 24, 32, 47, 91 Chambers, Amos 91 Chambers, Jimmy 101 Chambers Chambers, Marie 24, 101 , Joanne 24, 26, 32, 45, 51, 79 Chambers, Nola 26, 31, 44, 51, 69 Chandler, Bobby 97 Chandler, David 31, 101 Chapman, James 101 Childers, Larry 33, 69 Childress, Patricia 101 Childress, Rickey 101 Clark, Deborah 101 Clark, Steve 85 Cobrun, Virginia 101 Cochran, Greg 33, 62, 91, 95 Collier, Darrell, 33,85 Collier, Harold 33, 84, 85 Collier, Veva 30, 69 Collier, Wilfred 79 Collins, Barbara 101 Collins Billy 79 Collins, Terry 91 Cook, David 97 Cook, Linda 30, 32, 46, 85 Cook, Marcell 85 Cook, Odell 101 Cooksey, Pauline 101 Cooper, Dorothy 101 Corpier, Charles 63, 96 Counce, Carl 101 Covington, Charles 18,33, 85 Craig, Joey 48, 49, 84,145 Crawford, Douglas 33, 51, 85 Crawford, Jerry 100, 101 Crouch, Jimmy 101 Cummins, Mike 23, 24, 44, 55, 58, 85 CuPPf Billy 24, 101 Cupp, Chester 24, 51, 44, 69 D's Dabney, Cindy 101 Dabney, Mike 24, 29, 48, 49, 52, 61, 63, 90 Dale, Arkey 33,79, 130 Daniels, Becky 97, 98 Daniels, Dianne 138 Davis, Sara 24, 26, 32, 45, 79 Dawson, Dale 23, 24, 45, 52, 78, 82 Dawson, Don 23, 24, 44, 85 Despain , Sandra 102 Dickerson, David 61, 63, 102 Dickerson, Lynn 23, 24, 25, 41, 46, 81, 85 Douglas, Roy 24, 45, 79, 141 Duke, Karen 97 Dunavin, Betty 102,103 Dunavin, Kathy 97 Dunlap, Glynn 85 Dunn, Viki 24, 25, 26, 37, 40, 44, 48, 49, 50, 67 Duvall, Gary 33, 85, 87, 89 Duvall, Linda 70,75 Duvall, Paul 102 E's East, Eric 70,131, 134 Edens, Randy 63, 102 Ellington, Gene 24, 38, 44, 55, 70 Eudy, Don 97 Eudy, Melvin 102 Evans, Barbara 32,91 F's Fair, Pam 23,24,25,46,48,49,50, 52,85,87 Farmer, Bobby 102 Ferrer, Amy 102 Ferrer, Charles 46, 85, 128 Fields, Pat 102 Fikes, Jimmy 33, 86 Fikes, Kathy 97 Fleming, .Carolyn 92 Fleming, Jimmy 26, 45 Fleming, Richard 102 Fletcher, Bobby 33,79 Flippo, Herbert 33,86 Folden, Don 52, 53, 55, 59, 44, 70, 75 Ford, Dennis 61, 63, 24, 92, 134 Ford, Donald 33, 79 Ford, Herbert 71, 131 Ford, Janet 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 40, 41, 44, 71 Ford, Jimmy 86 Ford, Norma 18, 86 Ford, Patricia 32,86 Ford, Terese 102 Freeman, Carl 97 Freeman, Maebell 24, 30, 79 Fulks, Elaine 97 Fuller, Gary 97 Fuller, Shirley 25, 26, 32, 71, 76 G's Gaddis, Eugene 33, 61, 63,92 Gallion, John 33, 55, 86, 89 Graham, Mike 24, 26, 80 Gray, Debbie 102 Gray, Janice 32,86 Gray, Ken 97 Gray, Martha 24, 32, 51, 92 Greenhaw, Colleen 97 Greenwood, Eugene 97 Griffin, Barbara 71 Griffin, Billy 97 Griffin, Donald 80 Griffin, Eddie 33,86 Griffith, Brenda 32, 44,71 Grissom, Larry 102 H's Hale, Debbie 24, 49, 46,86 Hamilton, James 55, 58, 80 Hampton, Linda 26,44, 72, 73, 129 Harbison, Glenda 26, 32, 80, 138 Hardin, Kenneth 97 Hardin, Stanley 97 Hardwick, Randy 25, 49, 52, 91, 98 Hargo, Brenda 32, 72 Hargo, Carolyn 98 Harmon, Donna 86 Harris, Maxine 11,26,32,72 Harrison, Rickey 61, 62, 63, 92 Hartsell,Dwayne 98 Harvey, Darlene 98 Harvey, Darrell 100, 102 Hastings, Anita 40, 46, 48, 49, 87, 1 Hatley, Charles 31, 33, 92, 95 Hatley, Gene 55, 80, 147 Hatley, Martha 98 Hatley, Regina 25, 44,72 Hatley Tommy 98 Hawkins, Eddie 33,92 Hawkins, Francis 97, 98 Hayse, Sammy 33, 55, 80, 136 Gibbs, Sandra 23, 32,71 Gibson, Faye 80 Gibson, Jimmy 102 Gibson, Linda 102 Gibson, Patricia 32,71 Gilbert, Jimmy 33 Gill, Gary 33, 63, 92 Gill, Mac 29, 63,100,133 Gillis, Gillis, Billy 33, 61, 92 Glenn 61, 102 Gillis, Jim 61, 63, 97 Gillis, Judy 102 Gillis, Larry 55, 86, 87 Gillis, Linda 80 Glenn, James 86 Goad, Eric 24, 46, 48, 49, 52, 86, 130 Gooch, Mike'102 Goodin, George 102 Goodin, Linda 97 Goodin, Rachel 24, 92 Gordon, Gordon Glenda 26,71 , Joe 92 Graham, Fred 61, 63, 97 Hazel, David 98 Helms, Patricia 32, 51, 92 Hicks, Glena 100 Higgins, Barbara 24, 32, 33, 45, 47, 80 Higgins, Larry 24, 28, 47, 61, 62, 63,93 Highfill, L, D, 53, 55, 72, 73,133 Hinson, David 98 Hipps, Linda 47, 32, 93 Holbrook, Karen, 14, 24,32, 80 Holt, Diana 102 Hooker, Doris 102, 103 Hooker, Mary 102 Hooker, Richard 93, 143 Hosman, Buddy 55, 87 Hosman, Larry 61, 102 Hosman, Peggy 25, 26, 32, 45, 80, 82 Howerton, Judy 26,72 Hubanks, Gerald 101,102 Huff, Geneva 80 Huff, Jimmy 33, 43, 93 Huff, Huff, Mary 98 Stanley 102 I's Ingle, Gene 25, 44, 72, 73 Ingle, Peggy 98 lngrum, Dan 33,86,87 lngrum, Johnny 33, 72 Isabell, Eddie 87 J's Jarrell, Jane 23, 73 Jarvis, Paul 81 Johnson, Brenda 30, 81, 128 Johnson, Jimmy 81 Johnson, Linda 32, 81 Johnson, Mike 102 Johnson, Phyllis 98 Johnson, Ruby 87 Johnson, Susan 28, 32, 47, 5 Johnston, Bobby 98 Jones, David 100, 102 Jones, Linda 44, 73, 136 Jones, Sammi 98 Jones, Vicki 98 K's 1,93,12s Keith, Linda 51, 87 Keller, Cristy 24, 47, 48, 49, 60, 92, 93, 94 Kimery, Roger 33, 93 Kent, Dianne 102 Kent, Regina 23, 29, 38, 41, 79, 80, 45 Kieltuski, Richard 58, 81 Kieltuski, Rosilee 52, 97, 98 Koontz, Jeff 46, 87, 128 Koontz, Randy 48, 49, 96 Kyle, Dennis 93 L's Lane, Beverly 32, 51, 93 Lansdale, Johnny 87 Lassiter, David 18, 63, 102 Lassiter, Sharon 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 32, 45, 48 49, 78, 81,156 Laster, Jean 93 Laster, Patsy 102 Lawrence, James 31, 33, 55, 58, 87 Lawrence, Janice 93, 97 Lawrence, Larry 33,93 Lawson, Billy 23, 24, 25, 27, 44, 55, 58, 73,134 Lawson, Teddy 26, 48, 49, 51, 81 Leathers, Rickey 33, 55, 58,,59, 87, 134 Lemons, Kaye 51, 86, 87 Liles, Linda 24, 32, 51, 73, 75 Loudermilk, Linda 99 Lovett, Kathy 24, 25, 32, 47, 93 Lung, Charles 61, 63, 15, 102 M's McCain, Charles 58, 74, 142 McCain, Jerry 33, 75, 87 McCay, Joe 24, 45, 55, 81, 142 McCoy, Pat 93 150 McCoy, Shirley 22, 24, 25, 26, 29, 32, 67, 136 McCrary, Linda 102 McCullar, Joyce 32, 51, 93 McDaniel, Dennis 33, 81 McDaniel, Ronny 33, 93 McDaniel, Sandy 44, 74, 132 McDonald, Jimmy 33, 63, 93, 94 McDonald, Larry 33, 99 McGlothlin, Janie 32,93 McKenzie, Burl 55, 88, 133 McKenzie, Gerald 25, 44, 55, 82 McKenzie, Janie 99 McSpadden, Larry 48, 49, 81 M's Malone, Roy 74 Mangrum, Danny 33,88 Mangrum, Jimmy 74 Manley, Gary 33, 74, 76 Markham, Linda 23, 24, 26, 45, 48, 49, 52, 81, 82 Mars,Evelyn 30, 81 Mars, Laverne 102 Martin, Wayne 82 Meeks, Mary 32, 74 Metcalf, Kathy 93 Miller, Marian 20, 21, 24, 25, 47, 48, 49 93, 146 Ming, Sarah 52, 88, 99 Montgomer, Johnny 31, 33, 63, 93, 133 Moore, Duvvie 26, 32, 74, 127 Morgan, Carolyn 102 Morgan, Catherine Sue 24, 90, 93 Morgan, Gary 88 Morgan, Pamela 99 Morrisett, Carolyn 24, 51, 80, 82 Morrisett, Ginny Sue 32, 40, 45, 82 Morrow, Eugene 82 Morrow, Glen 93 Myers, Jerry 93, 95, 142 Myers, Johnny 33 Myers, Larry 102 Myers, Wayne 33, 82 N's Needham, Joan 102 Nester, Cindy 94 Newcomb, Kay 26, 31, 44, 70, 75 Nolan, Donald 63, 102 Nolan, Ronald 63, 102 O's Oakes, Raymond 33,94 O'Brian, Devre 24, 45, 82, 144 Oldham, Johnny 33, 88 Oldham, Martin 44, 67, 73, 128 Oldham, Rita 99 Oldham, Susan 24, 94 Orr, Floyd 33, 94, 98 P's Parker, Jay 63, 100 Parker, Jaylene 24, 25, 32, 47, 60, 94 Parker, Kathy 24, 40, 41, 46, 87, 88 Parker, Patty 102 Parker, Ronny 103 Parrish Felton 103 Parrish James 82 Patton, Linda 48, 49, 52,99 Patton, 'Susan 25, 40, 47, 48, 49, 52, 92, 94 Payne, Alan 45, 55, 58, 75, 81, 82 Payne, Jer'ry 24, 46, 49, 55, 58, 88, 133 Payne, Mike 98 Pedigo Jimmy 99 Pedigo, Susie 103 Pedigo, Wanda 24, 26, 32, 131 Pendergrass, Gary 75 Penney, Ned 24, 25, 47, 48, 49, 61, 94 Percifull, Julie 100, 103 Percifull, Mike 33, 63, 94, 143 Phillips, Don 75 Pinkston, Sheila 24, 32, 45, 51, 82, 126 Pitts, Linda 99 Pitts, Robert 55, 58, 59, 84, 89 Pitts, Travis 55, 88 Pitts, Wayne 61, 63, 103 Poindexter, Donald 99 Powell, Kathy 103 Presley, Dianne 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 32, 44, 45, 53, 75, 82 Price, David 33, 94 Price, Joel 48, 49, 99 Pulley, Dannett 99 Pulley, Mary 99 R's . Ray, Brenda 103 Richards, Gracie 94 Ritter, Randel 52, 99 Ritter, Robin 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 40, 41, 45, 52, 82 Roberson, Patricia 103 Roberson, Wanzor 25, 32, 46, 86, 88 Robertson, Dianne 32, 46, 88, 138 Rogers, Don 61, 62, 63,90 Rogers, Quanita 99 Rogers, Ronnie 44, 33, 55, 58, 59, 76, 139 Rollins, Gary 76, 136 Rollins, Linda 82 Rollins, Ronny 99 Roy, Diana 24, 42, 47, 60, 94 Rush, Billy 41, 45, 83 Russell, Carol 32, 88, 46 Russell, William 103 Ryan, Debbie 26, 32, 83 Ryan, Phillip 48, 49, 99 S's Sandusky, Harvey 63, 103 Scarbrough, Ellen 103 Scotty, Ann 48, 49, 52, 78, 99 Turnbow, Sharon 32, 51, 88 Sharpe, Sharpe, Shaver, Bama 88 Terry 98, 99 . David 18, 24, 46, 48, 49, 88 Shelton, Johnny 26, 44, 76 Shinabery, Dale 23, 24, 26, 41, 45, 52, 78 Shinabery, Randy 24, 47, 52, 61, 62, 63, 90, 29 Simmons, Lanny 83 Simpson, Arthur 33, 47, 48, 49, 52, 94, 143 Simpson, Dianne 24, 26, 32, 45, 48,49 83 Simpson, Don 99 Simpson, Larry 48, 49, 83 Sims, Audrey 94 Sims, Louise 86, 88 Singleton, Don 33, 63, 94 Singleton, Gloria 32, 45, 83 Siseo, Barbara 83 Sisco, Valerie 103 Slayden, Maurice 99 Smith, Francis 76 Smith, Gloria 32, 88 Smith, Joan 42, 99 Smith, John 31, 103 Smith, Mike 23, 24, 25, 46, 48, 49, 52, Ronald 29, 33, 78 88 Smith, Ronnie 23, 24, 45, 52, 58, 78, 144 Smith, Smitty 14, 52 Smith, Stevie 29, 52, 61, 62, 63, 96 Smith, Virginia 29, 46, 84 Smith, Wilmer 33, 94 Sparks, Linda 23, 24, 26, 45, 48, 49, 52, 82, 83 Sparks, Ross 24, 44, 47, 94 Starnes, Sandra 98, 99 Stidem, Gary 88 Strickland, Ronnie 24, 77 Stroud, Charles 103 Stuck, Buz 27, 29, 38, 39, 49, 53, 23, 73, 77, 139, 142 Sutton, Sutton, Sutton, Sutton, Sutton, Swan, Swan, Swan, Swan, Barbara 83 Coy 29, 33, 83 Gerald 33, 62, 63, 95 Marie 103 Peggy 99 Betty 32, 51, 88 Betty 32,95 Freddie 33, 88 Hal 48, 49, 83 Swingle, Debbie 24, 29, 41, 46, 88 T's Tacker, Talley, Talley, Talley, Teague, Teague, Teague, 60, Gary 14, 88 Larry 103 Teddy 44, 54, 55, 53, 77 Dianne 42, 100, 101 Jerry 33, 88 Karen 25, 32, 24, 42, 43, 47, 90 Teague, Larry 62, 95, 99 82, 83 Teague, Linda 95 Teague, Rickey 103 Thatcher, Charles 32, 43, 52, 61, 62, 63, 90 Thatcher, Susan 23, 24, 26, 45, 48, 49 83 Thielemier, Greg 31, 46, 55, 88 Thompson, Janet 20, 21, 24, 31, 32, 45, 51, ss, 156 Thornburg, Ronnie 99 Torres, Jerry 103 Tubbs, Tucker, Tucker Ricky 32, 52, 62, 99 Dianne 24, 25, 47, 60, 80, 95 , Everett 19, 48, 49, 51, 83, 139 Tucker, Tommy 62,99 Turnbow, Danny 61, 63, 99 TYQGI, Tyger, V's Donnie 95 Linda 95 Vanhoozer, Charles 33, 83 Vanhoozer, James 33, 95 Vanhoozer, Larry 88 Vanover, Allen 62,99 Vick, Cynthia 99 Vick, Faye 103 Vick, Odie 23, 52,89 W's Waites, Melinda 32, 95 Walker, Bobby 133 Walker, Carla 48, 49, 50, 95, 130 Walker, Connie 24, 42, 103 Walker, Dana 23, 32, 46, 48, 49, 50, 89 Walker, Miki 25, 60, 99 Walker, Phyllis 89 Walker, Ralph 20, 21, 25, 29, 33, 46, 55 89, 156 Walker, Stephen 61, 103 Walker, Susie 24, 47, 48, 49, 50, 83 Walker, Terry 103 Walker, Tommy 24, 46, 48, 49, 89, 132 Wall, Martha 98 Wallin, Jerry 14, 24, 25, 27, 29, 44, 55, 58, 77 Watson, 45, 48, 49, 83, 137, 51, 156 Weaver, Minnie 95 Welch, Welch, Wells, White, White, White , White, White, White, Donald 62, 96 Kathy 24, 89 Martha 95 Billy 89 Bonnie 103 Catherine 83 Lou Tishia 103 Michael 103 Robert 89 Whitlow, Mary 77 Whitlow, Ruby 103 Williams, Alice Faye 24, 26, 32, 45, Williams, Alvie 33,95 Williams, Dennis 33, 89 Williams, Joann 99 Williams, Kenneth 83 Williams, Reba 14, 77 Roger 103 Williams, Willis, David 103 Willis, Madison 27, 29, 52, 67, 73 Willis, Mary Ann 99 Willis, William 33,95 Willoughby, George 33, 62, 63, 91, 95 Wilson, Nolan 33,95 Winger, Melanie 89 Womack, Melicia 24, 32, 45, 83, 126 Wood, Barbara 89 Wood, Carolyn 32, 83 Wood, Danny 23, 24, 25, 27, 29, 36, 49, 52, 55, 67 Wood, Johnny 33, 48, 49, 95 Wood, Wally 24, 46, 48, 49, 84, 89, 133 Woods, Beth 83 Woods, Bonnie 52, 77 Woods, Brian 83 Woods, Carolyn 55, 83 Worthy, Carolyn 77 Wray, Eddie 52, 99 Wray, Kathy 23,24, 29,44, 67, 70 Mike 14, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 29, Wray, Larry 103 Wright, Louise 103 Y's Yarbrough, Phyllis 32, 47, 95 York, Steve 31, 33, 89 Young, Diane 99 Young, Judy 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 39, 44, 67, 70, 127, 52, 156 Young, Sherry 23, 24, 29, 31, 84 Elemento ry A's Aden, Arbbara 121 Allen, Brock 115 Allen, Jeff 121 Armstrong, Dorthy 112 Armstrong, Manuel 109 Aston, Gina 109 Austin, David 112 Austin, Donald 106 Austin, Ricky 121 Aycock, Joe 109, 111 Aycock, Scot 106 B's Bailey, Krasanne 118 Barker, Allen 121 Barker Lynn 115 Barker Thomas 121 Barnett, John 115 Bartlett, David 121 Bell, Cindy 121 151 Bell, Johnny 112 Bell, Robert 112 Biggers, Gary 112 Bingham, Joe 118 Birmingham, Reda 112 Birmingham, Veda 109 Bishop, Daniel 112 Bishop, Lillie 109 Blagg, Barry 115 Blagg, Donald 115 Blagg, Randy 121 Balir, Alfred 106 Bunn, Danny 112 Bunn, Frank 106 Bunn, Nancy 121, 123 Burfield, Randy 109 Burgess, Pamela 115 Burgett, Rochelle 118 Burks, Bobby 121 Burks, Louis 118 Burns, Clara 118, 120 Brusn, Frank 118 Burress, Nancy 109 Burrows, Stephen 107 Blansett, Ricky 115 Blaylock, Anna 109 Blaylock, Mary 121 Bolton, Susan 118 Bolton, Whit 106 Booker, Wesley 121 Bolxey, Johnny 109 Bradley, Cleodis 12 1 Bradley, Florence 121 Branch, Billy 106 Branch, Terry 118 Bratton, D,A, 112 Brewer, Anita 115 Brewer, Bill 115 Brewer, Mariann 118 Brewer, Patsey 121 Brimingham, Danny 109 Brimingham, Randy 118 Brock, Delilah 106 Brock, Martha 106 Bromley, David 106 Bromley, Donnie 109 Bromley, Tommy 106 Bromley, Wilma 106 Brooker, Wesley, 121 Brooks, Larry 106 Brooks, Linda 121 Brooks, Terry 112 Browder, Debra 109 Brown, A,C, Jr, 115 Brown, Debbie 106 Brown, Dianne 112 Brown, Edna 118 Brown, Gayle 121 Brown, Judy 121 Brown, Wayne 118 Browning, Charles 112 Browning, Charlie 115 Busby, Donald 121 Busby, Georgie 112 Busby, Hubert 115 Busby, Ruth 107 Byers, DeWayne 109, 110 Byers, John 115 C's Cagle, Valerie 112 Cambell, Rita 118 Cantrell, Dennis 109 Cantrell, Dianne 121 Cantrell, Doyle 112 Cantwell, Carl 107 Cantwell, Fred 118 Cantwell, Mary 109 Cantwell, Steve 121 Carmon, Ronnie 121 Carpenter, Kathy 118 Carpenter, Teresa 109 Carroll, Brenda 112 Carroll, Brenda 118 Carroll, Danny 118 Carroll, Jo 121 Carroll, Linda 121 Carroll, Mark 121 Carroll, Terry 109 Carroll, Vickie 118 Carter, Arthur 112 Carter, Reva 109 Chambers, Brenda 109 Chambers, David 115 Chambers, Kathy 112 Chambers, Tommy 107 Chandler, Sandra 115 Chapman, David 118 Chapman, Dianne 121 Chapman, Patsy 115 Collier, David 121 Collier, Dotty 109 Collier, Doris 112 Collier, Johnny 112 Collier, Kelly 109 Collier, Roger 107 Collier, Scott 118 Collins, Brenda 109 Collins, Rachel 107 Collins, Ricky 118 Colrer, Donald 115 Colrer, Glenda 118 Cook, Bobby 112 Cook, Revella 109 Cooksey, Joe 109 Cooksey, Tommy 112 Cooper, Barry 109 Cooper, Joe 121 Cooper, Kathy 107 Cooper, Mary 112 Cotrell, Debrah 109 Cotrell, Sherry 121 Counce, Donald 107 Criswell, Sonny 26 Cross, Jane 118 Crouch, Patsy 119 Crow, Gary 119 Crow, Jimmy 109 Crowson, Sheila 107 DLS Dabney, Donald 112 Daggett, Eric 112 Daggett, Susan 107 Daggett, Trevah 115 Dallas, Joyce 109 Daniels, Gregory 109 Daniels, Randy 109 Davis, Connie 121 Davis, Deborah 119 Davis, Donald 119 Davis, Gerrie 121 Davis, Junior 115 Dean, Bearnie 121 Browning, James 106 Browning, John 121 Browning, Mack 109 Browning, Mary 118 Browning, Ray 106 Brunner, Pamela 112 Brunner, Phillip 112 Brunner, Stewart 118 Bryant, Donna 115 Bryant, Martha 109 Bryant, Shirley 118 Buhler, Brenda 118 l52 Chase, Garth 109 Childs, Becky 109 Christian, Neaville 121 Clark, Charles 109 Clark, Valrie 115 Clark, Woodrow 118 Clayton, Denny 112 Clayton, Janna 121 Clayton, Ricky 120, 121 Cline, Brenda 112 Coats, Aline 107 Collett, William 109 Despain, Kay 119 Despain, Kevin 109 Dickerson, Lisa 115 Donivan, John 115 Duncan, Henry 115 Duncan, Jimmy 121 Dunivan, Christine 121 Dunlap, Barbara 107 Dunn, Anthony 121 Dunn, Kirk 112 Duvall, Carol 109 Duvall, Madlyn 121 Duvall, Patricia 119 E's Eastman, Patricia 107 Edens, Lou 121 Edens, Tony 109 Ellington, Melvin 121 Ellington, Phillip 121 Ellington, Roger 107 Ellington, Tony 112 Eudy, Carlton 109 Eudy, Connie 121 Ewing, Pepper 109 F's Fondren, Patsy 115 Fondren, Ray 112 Ford, Barbara 112, 137 Ford, Cathy 121 Ford, Johnny 107 Ford, Kathy 107 Ford, Pamela 112 Fraley, Harold 121 Free, George 109 Free, Randy 113 Freeman, James 107 Freeman, Linda 113 Freeman, Rebecca 121 Frost, Joan 107 Frost, John 107,110 Fulk, Ralph 116 Fulks, Thomas 107 Fuller, Jimmy 113 Fuller, Marie 119 Fuller, Peggy 107,110 G's Gaddis, Becky 121 Gaddis, Loyd 116 Gann, Mary 121 Gann, Sheila 107 Gibbs, Bobby 121 Gibbs, Sharron 119 Gilbert, Johnny 109 Gilbert, Rex 116 Gillis, Dennis 109 Gillis, Gay 116 Gillis, Gregory 119 Gillis, Robin 121 Gillis, Ruth 113 Glenn, Debra 119 Glenn, Sandra 116 Glidwell, Joe 113, 137 Goodin, Nelson 119, 120 Goucher, John 116 Goucher, Martha 109 Graham, Kay 109 Girffin, Linda 121 Griffin, Pamela 107 H's Hadden, Pamela 119 Haggard, Harold 109 Haggard, Jcakie 116 Haggard, Debra 109 Hale, Terri 113 Hamilton, Carolyn 116 Hamilton, Ricky 109 Hammet, Betty Joe 119 Hammett, Ronald 116 Hammons, Linda 119 Hampton, Donna 107 Hardin, David 109 Hargo, Sheila 109 Hargo, Martha 107 Hargo, Thomas 113 Harmon, Wayne 107 Harris, Judy 107 Harris, Verlyn 122 Harrison, Randy 113, 114 Harsson, Alan 122 Harvey, Pauletta .119 Harvey, Sandra 107 Hatcher, Dale 122 Hatcher Delilah 113 Hatcher, Morris 107 Hatley, Anna 104,114,122 Hatley, Butch 107 Hatley, Kinny 107 Hatley, Ricky 116 Hatley, Terry 113, 114 Hatley, Tom 119 Hawkins, Manda 116 Hayse, Jackie 107 Helens, James 107 Henderson, Dana 116 Hendrix, Kurt Herod, Roger 116 Grant, Chandra 119 Gray, Chester 116 Gray, Debra 113 Gray, Mary 116 Gray, Reba 121 Gray, Ricky 107 Gray, Susie 121 Greenwood, Billy 119 Greenwood, Roy 107 Griffin, Hubert 109 Griffin, James 109 Hicks, Gary 113 Higgins, Rhonda 122 Hitson, Julia 122 Hitson, Kyla 119 Hodges, Angie 113 Holbrook, Ronnie 110 Holloway, Donna 113, 114 Holt, Catherine 119 Holt, Nancy 110 Hood, Brenda 122 Hood, Elizabeth 116 Hood, Jimmy 113 Hood, Larry 122 Hood, Michael 113 Howard, Roger 119 Howell, Dianne 110 Howell, Rebecca 113 Howerton, Darryl 110 Howerton, Karen 113 Hubbard, Harold 107 Huff, Donald 110 Huff, Gary 110 Huff, Larry 107, 103 I's lngle, Andy 122 lngle, Gary 116 lngle, Marty 113 Ingrum, Jimmy 107 VS Jackson, Carrie 116 Jennings, Leesa 119 Jennings, Rob 113, 114 Johnson, Annie Bee 116 Johnson, Carl 122 Johnson, Donny 119 Johnson, King 114, 122 Johnson, McDaniel 113 Johnson, Ricky 122 Johnson, Sheila 110 Johnson, Terry 119 Johnson, William 116 Johnston, Darlene 122 Johnston, Frankie 113 Johnston, Vance 122 Jones, Brabara 107 Jones, Clyde 113 Jones, Curtis 122 Jones, Debra 113 Jones, Ellen 122 Jones, Harold 116 Jones, Patricia 113 Jones, Raymond 110 Jones, Reginald 122 Jones, Sue 26, 116 Jones, Wayne 107 K's Keeling, Dwight 110 Kent, Loretta 107 Kent, Mary 107 King, Brenda 107 King, Gary 113 King, Jimmy Ray 116 Kirby Alvie 119 Kirby, Brenda 113 Kirby Harold 113 Kirby, Linda 110 Kirby Phyllis 122 Knight, Jeanie 116 Knight, Michael 122 Knight, Steven 119 Knighten, Randy 117 Knoblock, Steve 113 Koontz, Alyssa 117, 120 L's Lane, Danny 107 Lansdale, Morris 117 Laster, Sue 113 Lawrence, Billy 113 Lawrence, Danny 119 N's McCain, Jimmy 113 Lawson, Susan 119 Leeth, Gleen 110 Lindley Donald 119 Lindley, Louise 117 Lindley Mary 119 Lindley Ronald 119 Lung, Roger 110 Mc's Morrow, Paulette 119 Motes, Deloris 119 Motes, Gary 119 Motes, George 113 Mullins, Emily 110 Mullins, Jane 119 Myers, Myers, Danny 110 Deborah 119 McCay, Linda 113 McCoy, Anthony 110,111 McCrary, Debra 110 McCrary, James 117 McCullar, Anthony 122 McCullar, Brenda 117 McCullar, Cynthia 119 McCullar, -Judy 117 McCullar, Mike 107 McCullar, Nancy 110 McCullar, Phyllis 113 McDaniel, Ceda 113 McDaniel, Jerry 113 McDaniel, Mark 122 McDonald, Brenda 110 McDonald, Steve 113 M's Maddox, James 110 Maddox, Mariless 119 Maddox, Sandra 122 Nash, Barry 122 Needham, Donna 113 Needham, Joe 122 Newcomb, Philip 107 Nichols, Keith 119 Nix, Deborah 117 O's Oakes, Lamar 117 Oakes, Melvy 110 Oakes, Tommy 122 Oakes, Tonnie 122 O'Brien, Rosanne 113 Oldham, Linda 107 Orr, Billy 119 Overbey, Randy 107 P's Pace, Mike 107 Pardue, Jimmy 113 Pardue, Kay 117 Q'S Qualls, Ricky 117 R's Ray, Donnie 119 Rhoads, Mary 118, 119 Richards, Donnie 111 Richards, James 111 Riggs, Ann 113 Riggs, Brenda 108 - Rinehart, Ronnie 122 Ritter, Ronda 117 Roberts, Brenda 119 Robertson, Jefferie 117 Robertson, Virginia 112 Robinson, Dale 108 Robinson, David 119 Rodgers, Julia 122 Rogers, Constance 106, 108 Rogers, Linda 122 Rogers, Linda 111 Rollins, George 111 Rollins, Jullia 113 Rollins, Peggy 108 Rollins, Terry 119 Ross, Brenda 117 Ross, Chester 120 Ross, Floyd 122 Ross, Kenny 122 Ross, Ray 120 Rowland, Daniel 117 Maddox, Susan 119 Mahan, Ricky 110 Maness, David 122 Maness, Emma 110 Maness, Kay 122 Maness, Margaret 119 Mangrum, Larry 115, 117 Mangrum, Richard 107 Mars, Eddie 113 Massey, Brad 117 Massey, David 110 Pardue, Ray 122 Pardue, Robert'107 Parker, Cindy 110, 111 Parker, Denise 122 Parker, Margaret 119 Parker, Sheila 113 Parrish, Patsy 110 Parrish, Ronnie 122 Maxwell, Jerry 113 Mayfield, Ricky 122 Meeks, Jerry 117 Miller, Deborah 119 Miller, Marcia 122 Miller, Tommy 122 Ming, Jimmy 110 Mitchell, Carolyn 117 Mitchell, Claud 119 Mitchell, Lettie 113 Montgomery, Stephanie 1 Morgan, Beverly 113 Patterson, Jeffery 122 Payne, Jeff 117 Pearson, Renee 119 Pendergrass, Peggy 110 Penney, Cecilia 110 Percifull, Dannie 110 Perkins, Kathy 110,111 Phillips, Kenny 104, 119 Phillips, Louis 107 Phillips, Randale 122 Pitts, Bonnie 111 Plunkett, Billy 107 Plunkett, Wayne 122 Poindexter, Jeanette 113 Powell, Billy 122, 123 Roy, Denise 111 Rush, Charlotte 113 Rush, Dorothy 122 Russell, Kathy 111 Russell, Nancy 120 Russell, Raymond 108 Russell, Sharon 111 Ruthven, Richard 113 Rutliven, Wayne 117 Ryals, Kim 113 Rye, Johnny 114 S's Sandusky, Louis 111 Sandusky, Roy 117 scar, Bury 114 Scott, Jan 108 Scroggins, Mike 117 Sharpe, Phillip 120 Sheldon, Carla 117 Sheldon, Greg 122 Shelton, Annesa 114 Shelton, Beth 122 Morgan Diana 117 Morgan, Julius 122 Morgan, Kareni122 Morgan Rodger 26, 117 Powell, Kinney 108 Price, Annett 122 Price, jaqueline 111 Price, Joyce 117 Sherbit, Cindy 114 Shinabery, Mark 120 Shinabery, Vinson 111 Shipman, Bill Jr. 122 Morgan, Sandra 119 Morrisett, Alan 113 Morrisett, Janet 107 Morrisett, Terri 122 l54 Price, Penny 119 Procter, Randy 122 Procter, Rebecca 117 Pulley, Ruben 122 Shipman, Scotty 117 Simmons, Dennis 108 Simmons, Rhonda 111 Simmons, Sherry 120 Simmons, Ronny 111 Simmons, Steve 114 Simpson, James 111 Simpson, Daphne 123 Simpson, Darlene 114 Simpson, Elizabeth 123 Simpson, Judy 123 Simpson, Linda 114 Simpson, Michael 108 Sims, Bobbie 123 Skipper, Douglas 114 Skipper, Gail 120 Skipper, Ricky 123 Smallwood, Julie 120 Smith, Annie 108 Smith, Danny 108 Smith, Donald 111 Smith, Edward 117, 120 Smith, Jerry 120 Smith, Jimmy 108 Smith, John 114 Smith, Josie 117 Smith, Kathy 114 Smith, Marie 111 Smith, Mary 114 Smith, Ricky 117 Smith, Ronnie 120 Smith, Ronnie Lee 123 Smith, Sheila 120 Smith, Sherry 114 Swingle, Cheryl 108, 111 Swingle, Nanette 114 T's Talley, Danny 108 Talley, Ronny 114 Talley, Susan 117 Tally, Dale 123 Tarlton, Tarlton, Teague, Teague , Teague, Teague, Terrell, Terrell, Terrell, Terrell, Thomas, Thomas, Janice 114 Larry 116, 117 Audie 117 Dennis 108 Jerry 108 Judy 108 Cheryl 123 Dianne 108 Jimmy 114 Ronnie 120 Bobby 120 James 108 Thomason, Janice 117 Thomason, Ricky 120 Thomason, Sharon 114 Thompson, Deborah 111 Thompson, Jeffery 123 Thompson, Nick 111 Thompson, Randy 114 Thompson, Treva 108 Thornburg, Gary 108 Thornburg, Sheila 120 Wheeler, Robin 114, 137 Wheeler, Wheeler, Ronald 123 Shane 114 White, 'Linda 108 White, Martha 118 White, Susan 108 Whitlow, Dale 108 Wilcoxson, Brenda 123 Wilcoxson, Steve 117 Wilcoxson, Thelma 108 Williams, Alice 120 Williams, Donna 120 Williams, Doris 117 Williams, Jerry 108 Williams, June 111 Williams, Kay 111 Williams, Lucille 108 Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Marilyn 123 Michael 108 Regina 114 Ronnie 123 Willis, Eddie 123 Willis, Gail 117 Willis, Janice 108 Wilson, Russell 114 Womack, Gary 108 Wood, David 123 Wood, Dianne 114 Wood, Rickey 111 Wood, Sharon 117 Smith, Tanya 116,117 Smith, Vickie 123 Snell, Leonard 117 Snell, Loyd 120 Southard, Kathy 123 Southard, Mike 120 Sparks, Tommye 111 Steen, Reba 123 Tiger, Betty 123 Tiger, Mary 120 Tiger, Patricia 123 Tubbs, Marsha 111 Tucker, Dianne 123 Tucker, Sherry 120 Turnbow, Jackie 111 Turnbow, Kay 118, 120 Wood, Terry 116,117 Woods, Alan 123 Woods, Gary 120 Woods, Gayle 117 Woods, Marsha 114 Worthy, Kathy 111 Wren, Shane 123 Wright, David 111 Stephens, Billy 120 Stephens, Charlotte 117 Stephens, Judy 108 Stephens, Rebecca 111 Stephens, Robert 114 Stidem, Randy 111 Stoud, Jerry 114 Strange, Audrey 111 Strange, Jimmy 120 Strange, Joyce 111 Strange, Linda 108 Strange, Ricky 123 Stricklin, Julia 123 surckiin, sheua 116,117 Stroud, Alice 111 Stroud, Dale 120 Sntoud, Wilma 111 Sutton, Ricky 111 Sutton Sandra 117 ,J Swan, onathan 123 Swan, Richard 117 Swan, Ronald 123 Swan, William 123 Swingle, Betsy 111 Turnbow, Rickey 108 Turner, Lee 108 Turpen, V's Janie 123 Van I-loozer, Kay 117 Van Hoozer, Sandra 108 Van Hoozer, Sherry 117 Vanover, Darlene 117 Vick, Angela 120 Vick, Charles 120 Vick, Connie 120 Vick, Jimmy 117 W's Walker, Johnny 111 Walker, Mary 117 Walker, Mike 123 Walker, Toby 120 Wallace, Gary 123 Watson, Dianna 114 Watson, Jerita 123 West, Donnie 123 Wheeler, David 114 Wright, Debra 123 Wright, Freda 120 Wright, Gloria 114 Wright, Kathy 123 Wright, Wendel 123 Y's Young, Kathy 114 This picture exemplifies the difficulties of the yearbook staff. When everything seemed to be going along so Well, the bottom fell out--with the editor and assistant editor on the bottom. The staff was always just a step behind. Nevertheless, bit by bit the completion came. And the yearbook staff is proud to have presented this theme--our school is more than a building--which We feel applies to our school. We thank the administration, faculty, student body, Mr. Edward Rogers, and all other persons for their help in the publication of this book. Our deepest gratitude goes to Mrs Faucett for her time and efforts devoted to our yearbook. We hope the POW-WOW will bring many fond memories to you today, as well as in the years to come. Editor Judy Young Asst.-Editor Mike Watson 1 1 Q I. ' 1 4 1 f f u r n 5 ! ! if 1! W