Parkin High School - Tiger Yearbook (Parkin, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1976 volume:

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V y, t V- vv5v- ' (y '• y 4 fi’ry i.Xy.y1 4 %sj(0t bn X- -7 C,. u s,,’, ™ 'jsy ),.y Y . � y V jy r 4rr C +'A isiiA S -y'. py.- J ifiAdsmJ 9 A r7rt t b' 4t jOy r 'Zr Tk :nr J - £ , £ ry. ' . yy y� p L ,1 y y‘ ’ THE TIGER STAFF PRESENTS THE YEAR OF SPIRIT’ 1976 PARKIN HIGH SCHOOL PARKIN, ARKANSAS OUR SPIRIT SHOWS IN EDUCATORS................7 IN SCHOLARS................35 IN PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS....82 IN GAMES..................112 IN SHOPKEEPERS............161 PARKIN HIGH SCHOOL HAS SPIRIT IN ’76 Put up your dukes. P. H. S. students go on strike. This book is so exciting! Here goes another touchdown. Someone spiked the water. DEDICATION The Annual Staff proudly dedicates the 1975-76 Parkin Tiger to Mrs. Alma Johnson. Mrs. Johnson has taught school in the Parkin area tor forty-nine years, and in Parkin High School for nineteen of those years. Mrs. Johnson is very active in the Parkin School. She is President of the P. T. A. and co-sponsor of the P.H.S. History Club. She was responsible in getting the 1912 flood marker, purchased by the History Club. As chairman of the Parkin Bicentennial Celebration Committee, Mrs. Johnson helped to plan the October celebration and the April Pilgrimage of homes. IN MEMORIAM Mrs. Carmen Harrell was loved and respected by all who knew her. Her years of service to Parkin High School earned her a spe- cial place in the hearts of each of us who were privileged to know her. Though we were saddened by her passing, we were grateful for having been associated with her the two years she was part of our school and community. 6 OUR SPIRIT SHOWS IN. . . EDUCATORS STANDING from Left to Right: Corbet Passmore - Supt., Malcom Burnette, James Howard, William Wood - Pres., Irvin Sisk - V. Pres., Bill Slabaugh - Sec. SCHOOL DIRECTORS Bookkeeper - Mrs. Katie Nowell Sec. - Mrs. Patricia Lewis SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS CORBET PASSMORE Supt. CORBET PASSMORE Mr. Passmore is a man who works hard for the betterment of our school. The need for a more advanced education is an increasing necessity. The superintendent works to achieve this goal. It is his hope that he shall be able to play a small part in giving us the best moral support to make our school great. Mr. Passmore takes time out for a picture. GERALD DICKINSON - Principal PRINCIPAL OF PH.S. GERALD DICKINSON The principal's job is never done. Mr. Dickinson is dedicated to his job and works hard at keeping things all together at P.H.S. His spirit, ideas, and the way he works with the students is what keeps our school alive. The three years that Mr. Dic- kinson has been here we have learned to respect him and his ideas of making our school the best! Who is Mr. Dickinson looking for now?! MISS CONNIE BECK Business Education MRS. MARY BOB BRAWNER English and Spanish SENIOR HIGH FACULTY MR. LARRY BRAWNER Agriculture MR. TOM BRIDGES Athletics MISS DEANA CASHION MR. DANNY CROW MR. HAROLD DAVIDSON MRS. REBECCA Music Athletics English and Speech DAVIDSON Mathematics MRS. 2ELMA DENTON MRS. JEANETTE MRS. HELEN FLOYD MR. MIKE HAYNES Science DICKINSON Home Economics Mathematics Reading il MR. JIM HEMBREE MR. LARRY HIGGINS MR. MIKE HOLLAND MRS. ALMA JOHNSON Health - Athletics Special Education Biology History MR. HENRY LONG MRS. BESSIE MORRIS MRS. ALPHA RILEY MRS. SYBIL ROGERS Athletics History Business Education English - Art 12 MRS. VALERIE SEATON English MRS. JO ELLA SITZ Counselor MISS CHARLOTTE STRICKLAND Librarian MRS. CLARA WILLIAMS Home Economics MRS. LILLIAN WITHERS French and English PARKIN'S BICENTENNIAL OCT. 10-11-12 F. Garza, M. Garcia, J. Garcia, M. Young, R. Guajardo, andj. Thorn. The history of Parkin dates back to 1837, the second year of Arkansas’ Statehood. The first permanent settlers at what is now Par- kin came in 1865 from Monroe, Louisiana. Parkin was given its name in 1887 by a civil engineer named William Parkin. Mr. Parkin was a surveyor for what is now the Missouri Pacific Railroad. - 4 The Millington Drill Team perform. An antique car club takes part in the parade. 'V, Tr : - 4 ■ - ?• f3 IwJlt ha 1 • • JM-’ . «r- i Joe Garcia as Hernando DeSoto. Just clowning around! Bystanders anxiously await the next float. 15 ■■I H’t, Bill Alexander presents Bicentennial flag to Mayor Sla- baugh. Boy Scouts raise the flag. Bill Alexander speaks to the people in Bell Stadium bring- ing Parkin's Celebration to a close. Riders wave to bystanders. Girl Scout troop 49, parades through Parkin. Girl Scout troop no. 49 wins first place float. We Celebrate the Past in the spirit of seventy-six T here was an enormous force which strengthened the colonies, which exists today, and which has carried America through its great history. That force is know n to us all to be the Spirit of ’76.” It is a SPIRIT OF LIBERTY and the knowl- edge that one man’s freedom is more important than anything else on earth. It is the SPIRIT OF OPTI- MISM of knowing that we can always make things better — of working only for the best, and expecting only the best. It b the SPIRIT Ol FRON- TIER — of not fearing to go where man has not reached. It is the SPIRIT OF DIVERSITY — of allowing every man his own view and his distinet ive ways and of tolerating the differenees of the soeiety. Thomas Jefferson Alexander Hamilton James Madison John Haneock It is the SPIRITOFIJSDIVIDl LIS I — acknowledging a birthright of opportunity and freedom drawn from the strength of our fathers. Indeed the SPIRIT OF ’76” was, and is, many things, each of which has been a building block of our national greatness. Our country grew on that spirit and prospered on that spirit. When all else fails it is that spirit that will be there to guide us and keep us strong. fHE FLOOD OF 191Z 1 of 1912 wiu the greatest dp-astei:; over t l y Parkin. Breaks In the. St PjjtiieL' 1 Mississippi levees covered lh ;; Ti n V. in‘l homes from -1 to 30 feeI jin j-U;pt1 i'j.111 April and part remained until sMmu� e.f: � « sj,sof the people fled to seek refu«jev ii,vv j.,i.lo� ; of government tents on t rowbv ’■tb.trJf.v: v , j loved ones elsewhere, later mohy pyi$ subjects of Charity. Deathf;jkT d g twM; damage and financial ruin re:ju(tt:« � fcVy) vty);; Catastrophe. The flood of 192 -ZB.j 192� . flood of 1938. drouth and, the'A Wsstoij of 1930’s followed. Years were Parkin to recover. . V 'X -v The Flood of 1912 The flood of 1912 was the greatest disaster ever suffered by Parkin. Breaks in the St. Francis and Mississippi levees covered the land and into our homes from 4 to 30 feet in depth in April and pan remained until summer. Most of the people fled to seek refuge, in a colony of government tents on Crowley's Ridge or to loved ones elsewhere. Later many people were subjects of charity. Deaths, destruction, damage and financial ruin resulted from the catastrophe. The flood of 1927-28, tornado of 1928, flood of 1938, drouth and the Depression of 1930’s followed. Years were required for Parkin to recover. BUS MAINTENANCE - L. C. Green MIDDLE SCHOOL - Mrs. Hughey, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Cole NON- TEACHING STAFF ELEM. CUSTODIAN MIDDLE S. CUSTODIAN Mrs. Aline Jones Melton Allen ELEM. SCHOOL - L. Hill, Mrs. Hughey, Mrs. Blevins, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Milton. HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIANS Harold Key and Joe Gaines OUR SPIRIT SHOWS IN. . . SCHOLARS SPONSOR: MR. DAVIDSON CLASS OF 1976 Yeah, I'm a senior, so what about it? So there's only two weeks left of school, and then I’m out in the big world. Can't wait until graduation day . . . it’s gonna be great. I'll cruise up front, grab that diploma, say, thanks buddy,’' and run! S’pose I don't know where I'm mnning to, though. Before, all I did was follow the rest of those dam rowdies. I knew I could always find someone at a game, a party, the Big Tree, or chowing down at the Dairy Queen after school. But now it's gonna be different. We’re all going to take off and try to make it on our own. Listen to this joke - letting graduation get to him after twelve years of being a hard guy. Oh, geez . . . Yea, it's time to make the scene in class . . . guess I might even miss that when it's over. Check ya later, buddy! Yeah, see ya, bye. SR. OFFICERS: Pres., Carolyn Harris; V. Pres., Vivian Littlejohn; Sec., Craig Ruston; Treas., Brenda McCraw. MARY ELIZABETH ANDERSON DAVID LEE ANSLEY GEORGE MICHAEL BRADFORD GERALD BROWN MICHAEL ALAN BURNS PATRICIA SUE CHURCH SHELBY LEE CLARK CATHERINE COBB RALPH EDWARD COLE KAREN LYNNE CROUCH DEBRA JEAN CUNNINGHAM RUBY DUCKETT MANUEL GARCIA 38 JAMES GATLIN JR. ALVERA GIBBS CHARLES DONELL GIBBS CAROLYN JEAN HARRIS DAVID LEE HARRIS MYRTLE JANE HARRIS KAREN DENISE HINTON ELVIS JAMES VICKIE DENISE JENKINS THERESA ANN LEWIS MARK LEE LITTLE ROMAN LITTLE JR. VIVIAN NANNETTE LITTLEJOHN SYLVIA ANN MAROTTI JESSIE JAMES A SELVY MARGARET JEAN SETTLES CECILIA AVIS SELVY RUBY LOIS SETTLES CHARLES PHILLIP SHARPE DONNELL SLAUGHTER ALVIE PRESTON SMITH JR. MARK WILLIAM SMITH 41 MICHAEL HOWARD TACITO PAUL RAYMOND WAITS JOHN CHESLEY WALDO PAULETTE WASHINGTON PEGGY LOUISE WAYMIRE CLASS WILL I, Mary Anderson, will my love to Bennie P., and my ability to make it to the 12th grade to my sisters Brenda and Dorthy. I, David Ansley, will my sense of humor to Marvin Hinton. 1, Mike Burns, will my ability to skip out of school and not get caught to Ervin. I, Eddie Blevins, will my number 77 to Glynn Blake. I, Sue Church, will my happy married life to Peggy W., and my height to Clara Jo. I, Shelby Clark, will my cutlass to Jackie and my good times in Wynne and Cherry Valley to any guy who wants a good time. I, Catherine Cobb, will my best ability to Marlyn W. and good wishes to A. Nicks. I, Ralph Cole, will my blue cloud to Terry H., my knowledge of women to Allen S., and to P.H.S. all the good-byes in the world. I, Karen Crouch, will all the fun of cheerleading to the cheerleaders of '77. I, Debra Cunningham, will all my love to my baby sister Meme, and my quiet ways to B.C. 1, Ruby Duckett, will all my love to my baby sisters, Andrellia and Lisa, my looks to Ann, and my hair to Eddie Jr. and to Jean and Daddy thank-you. I, Manuel Garcia, will all my fun in Speech to L. A. Jones, and all fun to Seniors of '77. I, James Gattin, will my good looks and soul to all girls and to Nelson Hum. I, Alvera Gibbs, will all my love and happiness to T.L.B. I, Charles Gibbs, will my ability to play ball to my sisters and my happiness to my family and all my love to Annice. I, Carloyn Harris, will what’s left of my knowledge to the Seniors of '77. i, Myrtle Harris, will to Vicki B. and Sandra H. my stupidness, and to Darryl Brown my ability to stay in school. I, David Harris, will 9 months of joy to the Seniors of '77. I, Karen Hinton, will my love to Temllia Leshun Hinton and Yulanda Shaw. I, Elvis James, will my cool and soul to all of my good friends that I leave behind. I, Vickie Jenkins, will my passing grades to Vernon, my long legs to P.J., and to Clara Jo my love for music and the ability to make all-regional choir. I, Bennie Lee Jones, will all my football playin' ability to all the young men at P.H.S. I, Curtis Lee Jones, will all my love to Sharon G. whom I'll love forever. I, Glenda Key, will my love to Alvin D., my afro to my twin sister Brenda, and my ability to Seniors of '77. 1, Theresa Lewis, will my honesty to Nelson Hum and my love to my mother. I, Roman Little, will my ability to a very special person, to whom 1 think has it all. I, M. L. Little, will my car to David L. and my love to Barbara Ann Perry. I, Vivain Littlejohn, will my love for music to Dianne Littlejohn. I, Ann Marotti, will my accounting ability and a copy of all my jokes to Brenda Waits. I, Brenda McCraw, will my common sense to Jackie because he really needs it. I, Larry Nicks, will my thinking ability to the class of '77 and my love to P. H.S. I, Craig Ruston, will my good luck to all opposing football teams and good times to anyone who wants to stay burned out. I, Cecilia A. Selvy, will my love to my family, especially to R.H. I, Jesse Selvy, will my ability to play ball to my brothers and my love to Johnnie B. Wells. I, Margaret Settles, will my smartness to my sister Carolyn and my ability to get along with Miss Beck to Linda McCoy. I, Ruby Settles, will my ability to be a famous basketball player to Victor Ray and my shape to Betty Gibbs. I, Phillip Sharpe, will my brains in English IV to B.G., and good times as a Sr. to Allen O. I, Donnel Slaughter, will my ability to deal with young ladies to Steve G. and Marvin H. I, Alvie Smith, will my ability to stay in school and all my good times to my brother Mark. I, Mark Smith, will my desire to play football to '77 Tigers and my life to a certain person. I, Mike Tacito, will my ability to go ahead and finish school to Marlon Logue. I, Johnny Waldo, will my blue bug to D. W. and my future to J.S. I, Paulette Washington, will my good luck to Abbie R. and my love to D.J. I, Peggy Waymire, will to Karen and Diann a whole lot of happiness and my future to Dennis S. I, Lee Otis Wesson, will my good looks to Donnel S. and my love to Bobbie! I, James Whitehead, will all of my dumbness and passing grades to Frank Garza. CLASS MARY ANDERSON - FHA 3, 4; History Club 2, 3; Library Club 2; Annual Staff 3. DAVID ANSLEY - History Club 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; FFA 1, 2; Track 1. EDDIE BLEVINS - Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1,2,3, 4. MIKE BRADFORD - Science Club 1, 2; History Club 4; Foreign Lang. 2; FFA 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. MIKE BURNS - FFA 1, 2, 3; Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 3: Seed Judge 1, 2; Student Council 4; Science Club 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Football 1, 2; Valentine Court 2; Handsome Candidate 4. SUE CHURCH - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Club 3, 4; Science Club 3. SHELBY CLARK - FFA 1, 2; Public Speaker 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Foreign Lang. Club 2: History Club 3,4, Sergeant at Arms 4; Music Club 4, Sergeant at Arms 4; Student Council 4; Valentine Court 1; Annual King Candi- date 4; Handsome Candidate 4. CATHERINE COBB - History C. 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; FHA 2, 3, 4; Music Club 2, 3; Ensemble 3, 4. RALPH COLE - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; History Club 4; Handsome Candidate 4. KAREN CROUCH - FHA 1; Science Club 2; Foreign Lang. 2; History 2, 3; Beta Club 3; Journalism Club 3; Student Council 3; Jr. Basketball 1; Sr. Basketball 2; Football Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Home- coming Maid 2,3, Homecoming Queen 4; Beauty 2, 3; Annual Queen 4. DEBRA CUNNINGHAM - Science Club 2, 3; Valen- tine Maid 3; FHA 2; History Club 3. RUBY DUCKETT - Science Club 3; Library Club 2; History Club 2, 3; FHA 2, 3, 4. GLENDA KEY - History Club; FHA; Music. MANUEL GARCIA - FFA 1, 2, 3; Football 1,2. JAMES GATLIN - FFA 1, 2, 3; Music 3; Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 2; Track 1,2. ALVERA GIBBS - Science Club 2; History Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1. CHARLES GIBBS - FFA 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN HARRIS - FHA 2, 3. 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3; Journalism Club 2, 3; Hall of Fame 3; Senior Class Pres. 4; V. Pres. 1, 2; Valentine Maid 1; Basketball Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. DAVID HARRIS - History 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; FFA 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Football 2,3. MYRTLE HARRIS - FHA 1, 2. 3, 4; Science Club 2: History Club 2, 3, 4; Music Club 3; Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4; Football Cheerleader 4; Home- coming Maid 3, 4; Class Secretary 2. KAREN HINTON - History Club 4; Mixed Chorus 1. ELVIS JAMES - Music Club 3; FFA 2. VICKIE JENKINS - FHA 1; Library Club 1; History 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Music Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Cheerleader 1; Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; All Regional Choir 4; Beauty 4. BENNIE LEE JONES - Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; All District 3, 4; Valentine Court 1,3. CURTIS LEE JONES - FFA 1, 2, 3; Music Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Basketball 1. 44 INDEX THERESA LEWIS - Science Club 2, 3; FHA 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 2. M. L. LITTLE - FFA 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Valentine Court 2; Annual King Candidate 4; Handsome Candidate 4. ROMAN LITTLE - FFA 1,2,3: Football 2,3,4. VIVIAN LITTLEJOHN - FHA 1, 2, 3; Library Club 1, 2; Science C. 3: Music C. 3, 4, President 4: Student Council 1; Girls Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Valentine 2; Annual Queen Candidate 4. ANN MOROTTI - BRENDA McCRAW - Science Club 2, 3; FHA 2,3,4: Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4: Class Treasurer 4; Homecoming Maid 2, 4; Beauty Candidate 4; Bas- ketball Cheerleader 3,4. LARRY NICKS - History Club 2, 3, 4: Science 2, 3: Student Council 3: FFA 1, 2; Library 1, 2; Music Club 1, 2: Football 1. CRAIG RUSTON - Science Club 2, 3, President 3 History Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2; Student Council 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Handsome 3 Annual King Candidate 4. CECILIA AVIS SELVY - Music Club 3. JESSE SELVY - FFA 1. 2, 3: Music 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. MARGARET SETTLES - History C. 3, 4; Science C. 1; Basketball 1,2,3, 4: Beauty 3: Valentine 1, 2. RUBY SETTLES - FHA 1, 2, 3: History Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Valentine Court 2. PHILLIP SHARPE - FFA 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 1, 2, 3; Livestock Judge 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2: Music 4. DONNEL SLAUGHTER - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; History Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; FFA 1, 2. ALVIE SMITH - Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2; Vice Pres. 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 4; President 4; Math Club 4; Music Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1. MARK SMITH - Science Club 2; Student Council 2. Treasurer 2; FFA 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, All-D. MIKE TACITO - FFA 1, 2. JOHNNY WALDO - History Club 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Valentine Court 1. PAULETTE WASHINGTON - Music Club 2, 3: FHA 1, 2, 3; Library Club 2; History 3: Track 1. PEGGY WAYMIRE - FHA 1; Library Club 1, 2; Sci- ence Club 2, 3; History Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Language Club 2; Journalism Club 3, Vice Pres. 3: Music Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4: Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Valentine Court 1: Homecoming Maid of Honor 4. LEE OTIS WESSON - History Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Science Club 2, 3: Foreign Lang. 2; FFA 1, 2; Reporter 1, 2: Livestock Judge 1, 2; Annual 3, 4, Editor 4; Handsome Candidate 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3. JAMES LEROY WHITEHEAD - Football 2, 3; Music Club 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3. CLASS OF 76 45 JUNIOR CLASS Ricky Aldridge Judy Allen Kenny Ansley Dorothy Atkins Judy Bailey Joy Baker Roosevelt Barr Rita Bell Mickie Berger Larry Berry Shelby Berry Angelia Blake Pearlie Bonner Sharron Brown Debbie Burnette Calvin Cameron Arvester Caradine John Cooper Frank Crawford Gloria Crawford Maurice Crumbly Isaac Dunn Gloria Fayne Bob Fowler Bobby Green Sieve Griffin Samuel Harris Diann Henderson Roger Henry Marvin Hinton Jeff Hogland Jackie Holt Sandra Hopkins ferry Howard Lucy Hum Nelson Hum Arlene James Darlene Jones L. A. Jones Sidney Kennedy Deborah Lindley Marlon Logue Jan Mason Jackie McCraw Eddie McDermott Phillip McKnight Luella Miller Freddie ' “Rnida Mae Oglesby Allan Ott Terrie Pickering Jimmy Pigmon David Riley Elijah Robinson Tempie Selvy William Shaw Sharon Sims Debra Slaughter Arnell Smith Debbie Smith Diann Smith Gwen Smith James Smith Frank Stevenson Rita Stevenson Mary Stokes Bruce Stone Kathy Tacito Mary Towsend Brenda Waits Alvin Walker Melvin Walker Rayfield Walker Theo Wallace Dennis Warner Peggy West Calvin White Pam Whitehead Anita Williams Brenda Williams SOPHOMORE CLASS Connie Bailey Vicki Barr Marilyn Bell Leslie Caldwell Dorothy Caradine Jackie Clark Daniel Cobb Paul Collins James Criswell Linell Davis Annice Duckett Sherman Dunn Verna Fowler Betty Gibbs Tommie Gibbs Eula Granberry Patricia Cranberry Rebecca Granberry Joyce Griffin Ray Hardy Richard Harris Judy Hendrix Clara Hickman Maurice Hinton Troy Hurn 49 Vernon Jenkins Monroe Jennings Gloria Jones John Jones Mary Jones Patricia Jordon Donnell Key Louis Lancaster David Little Martha Little Ricky Lucas Sherrell Lucas Robert Mason Linda McCoy Flayvelia McCraw Patricia McVay Anthony Murrey Josephine Murry Cornelius Nicks Rebecca Northcott Micheal Patterson Terrye Pennick Brenda Pounds Dorthy Pounds Carolyn Reed 50 Jimmy Robinson Rosie Robinson Bill Rose Annette Selvy Ruby Shepherd Irvin Sisk June Slabaugh Barbara Smith Lee Vertis Smith Wonda Smith Pam Stone Rhonda Tate Clarence Taylor Esau Tuberville Jane Turpen Diane Voyles Alonzo Walker Danny Walker Terrie Walker James Ward Glenda White Mark Williams Jimmy Wilson Johnny Yates 51 FRESHMAN CLASS Brenda Arnold Barba Bailey Jay Bailey Nona Baker Wonda Bell Glynn Blake Lynn Blake Edgar Brooks David Burneu Francis Chisnall Keih Church Lynn Church Lawrence Collins Judy Coons Bylinda Davis Larry Davis Mark Davis John Dunn Jerry Epps Jesse Epps Angela Franklin Darla Freeman Renee Gasiil James Gibbs Valerie Gillon Yolanda Griffin Sammy Hamilton Therase Hampion Cora Harris Dianne Harris Floria Harris Marilyn Harris Marcus Harsion Fredrick Hill Carious Hinion Lois Hinton Jerrylan Hopkins Paul Hopkins Donna Hughey Frances Ingle Rickey Ingle Donnie James Linda James Alvin Jones Calvin Jones Doug Kennedy Robert Knighten Mary Lewis Johnny Light 52 Ola Little Diane Littlejohn Gaylon Littlejohn Linda Logue Curtis Marlowe Eddie Matthews Rickey McCraw Mary McCorkle Mary McDonald Sharlet Milton Billy Mitchell Jimmy Moore Glenda Morris Theresa Oglesby Joan Pender Elizabeth Pimelton Howard Redd Donald Richardson Henry Richardson Jessie Mae Richardson Willie Richardson George Scott Carolyn Settles William Simon Elaine Slaughter Shurn Slaughter Dennis Smith Leroy Smith Marcus Smith Rickey Smith Cristit Spurgin Phillip Stokes Lawrence Sullivan Sharon Swindle Carrie Tate Mike Todd Artis Townsend Mary Tuberville Rickey Walker Levern Wallace Thomas Watson Jeanette Westbrook LeAnn Whitlock Jimmy Williams Lillie Williams 53 EIGHTH GRADE Elzie Archie Shirley Atkins Brenda Baker Linda Baker Willie Bell Jearline Berry Jimmy Berry Jack Betts Betty Bonner John Bradley Percy Carter Shelia Carter Shelia Chisnell Wesley Cole Debra Collins Michael Collins Shirley Crawford Rickey Darden Kenny Davis Michael Davis Sandra Davis James Dunn Sonya Epps Rickey Farmer Sharon Featherstone Diane Galloway Frankie Garza Bobby Gibbs Harriet Gibbs Tony Gillon Retha Granberry David Lee Griffin Laura Harper Johnnie Mae Hicks Rosie Hicks Don Hill Kerry Hinton Rickey Hinton Jeston Hopkins Cathy Jennings Gereline Jones Linda Kee Mitchell Knighten Mary Lancaster Marilyn Light Vera Little Danny Lucas Viola Lucas John Meredith 54 Juan ice McCoy William McDonald Lee McIntosh Gates McKnight Debra Mitchell Kenneth Mosley Bylinda Murray Alberta Nicks Tracy Passmore Charlene Patterson Lisa Pennick Mark Pigmon Doris Pi me lion Rosie Pounds Lenoard Riggins Tommy Robertson Florence Robinson Ginger Rose Linda Selvy Mattie Selvy Lance Sisk Chuck Slabough Laura Slaughter Alonza Smith Eddie Smith Elijah Smith III Kim Smith Irene Soto John Soto Laurie Stevenson Jimmy Swink Barbara Tacito Charles Tate Jackie Tipton Carolyn Tuberville Barbara Walker Roosevelt Walker Jimmy Wallace Scott Ward Rosetta Washington Vernon Welch Jimmy Westbrook MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY k Principal: MR. EDDIE SHAW KATHERINE BRIDGES CLARA BROWN Migrant Teacher Librarian JERRY ASHLOCK Social Studies P.E. LINDA CRAWFORD Reading JEAN C. GILLUM MARY W. JONES CARREY LOVE GEARLDINE MARTIN 6th Grade Social Studies English Science Migrant Teacher 56 LOIS PASSMORE TED RICHARDSON RALPH SPENCER Study Hall Physical Education Social Studies Supervisor EMMA TRASS English LUCTRICIA WARREN 5-6 Grades JULIENE WOOD Math Nurse: BARBARA EVANSINGTON Secretary: JERLENE HOPKINS SEVENTH GRADE Cynthia Allen Charles Atkins Mark Bailey Marilyn Barr Michael Bell Rosemary Boyskins Lynn Breakenridge Bobby Brown Brian Byrd Alisia Carter Rickey Carter Johnny Casey Brenda Church Betty Criswell Linda Criswell 58 Charles Cummins Dorothy Daniel Brenda Davis Diane Davis Jerry Davis Joey Davis Eddie Ducket Debbie Freeman Lucy Garza Billy Green Bennie Guy Phillis Hanks Archie Harris Jr. Archie Harris James Harris Johnny Hicks Sharon Hill Jeanette Hill Terry Hinton Daryain Hopkins Charlotte Hudson Linda Ingle Howard Ivy Tommy Ivy Julie Jackson Paul Jennings Carl Jones Joseph Jones Paul Jones Rosemary Jones Johnny Key Pamela Kirby Bobby Lately Julie Lately Milton Light Darry Little Larry Little Alvin Marlowe Joe Mask Rickey McKinley Ann Mereuith Linda Moore Cevell Moore Lisa Moore Yvonne Mosley 59 Joyce Northcott George Payne Johnny Richardson Jewel Riggins Sylvia Riley Terr ' Robertson Melvin Robertson Etta Joe Robinson William Robinson Sylvia Rogers Kenny Sanders Victor Settles Joseph Shaw Bonnie Simon Daniel Smith Gina Smith Joey Smith Joey Smith Tony Smith Billy Stevenson Lena Stokes Danny Stone Jacqueline Strickland Jeff Strickland Keith Vaughn Ronald Voyles Charles Walker Hezekaih Walker Rudy Walker Columbus Washington Theodis Washington Lavonda Webb Jake Wesson Jerry White Annette Williams Floria Williams George Williams 60 Larry Williams Rena Williams Lovie Yates SIXTH GRADE Steve Jones Sherri Letourneau Jeff Littlejohn Andrew Murry Renate Nance Anthony Nicks Mark O'Brien Patty O'Brien Brenda Phillips Kenith Prengrove Robin Redd Mark Robertson Marvin Rogers Jeffrey Selvy Ozia Selvey Jeanette Sheppherd Donna Simpson James Slaughter Vivian Salughter Ed Smith Jacqueline Smith Pamela Smith Timothy Smith Tim St. Clair Larry Stevenson Paul Stroud Michele Tacito Karen Taylor Tarrence Tugerville Adiel Wallace Wendy Warner Lisa Washington Brenda Welch Steve Whitehead Glenda Williams Karen Williams ‘ SIXTH GRADE Donald Hudson Teresa Ashcrafi Mary Atchley Jerry Baker Jesse Baker Brenda Barron Pauline Berry Kaye Blake Diane Bolden Doris Bolden Allan Boyskins Chuck Bridges Lisa Brodgon James Brown La Jenia Carter Randy Davis Michael Ducketi Ethel Dunn Jeff Epps Teresa Forrester Josephine Garza Willie Gibbs Alvin Griffin Daryl Griffin Lasha Griffin Shirley Griffin Brenda Harris Kelly Helms Kimberly Hicks Jackie Hinton Linda Hinton Glenn Hogland Don Hum Essie James Kate Jennings Efram Jones FIFTH GRADE Christopher Allen Ida Bell Andrew Betts Johnny Bolden Lesley Bradford Barbara Caradinc Carolyn Carpenter Billy Carter Pernell Carter Mark Coleman Kenyatta Cone Danny Lee Crowder Jimmy Cummings Rickey Daniels Lisa Davis Richard Davis David Lee Dye Glenn Epps Rodney Farmer John Fisher Joe Fulks Carol Gates Debbie Jo Gillon Tommy Guy Kathy Hardifield Keith Hardifield Bruce Harris Waverly Hicks William Hinton Vicki Hogland Kevin Hopkins Patty Hopkins Laura Humphrey Barbara James Marvin Johnson Roy Lee Johnson Joyce Jones Sharon Jones Janice Key Steve Light Dennis Little David Lucas Vanessa Marlowe FIFTH GRADE Hauie Mason Timothy Mathis Sharon McCoy Debbie McKay Maria Meredith Bill Moore Darryl Moore Robert Morgan Sharon Murray Lee Osborne William Oringe Wesley Parks William Parks Mary Pender Inez Pimelton Jimmy Lee Richards Nathaniel Riggins Eddie Rogers Glenn Rogers Chris Rose Benjamin Smith Rickey Smith Linda Soto Olivia Soto William Steele Malinda Stone Timothy Taylor Terry Walker Carolyn Washington Lloyd Watson Margaret Watson Ray Webb Gail Welch Delois Weston Sandra Whitehead Alford Williams Debra Williams J. C. Willis Freddy Wilson Shirley Wyers Brenda Yates SPECIAL EDUCATION Odessa Archer David Barron William Barron James Bolden Veatrice Brown Bobbie Daniels Jo Ann Daniel Greg Gillon Barry Hinton Robert Jordon Shurman Lately Donald Pender Annie Mae Smith Mrs. Minnie Mull Mrs. Nancy Richardson Denise Betts Maudine Betts Ervin Black Solomon Boyd Wesley Boyd Christine Daniels Dorothy Dye Franklin Dye Mary Jenkins Vincent Little Paul Mason Randy Smith 65 Principal: MRS. LUCILLE PERSON STELLA D. CAMPBELL ELEMENTAR Y SCHOOL Aide: CANTRELL McGEE Secretary: GAIL BURNETTE Nurse: POLLY BULLARD 66 FOURTH GRADE Delois Archer Gregory Banks Randy Brown Brady Carpenter Donnie Davis Abronia Duckett Vema Duckett Randy Farmer Jimmy Greenhaw Danny Griffin Rachel Guylard Lisa Hill Floyd Ingle Sylvester Jenning Sheryl Light Helen Little Kevin Sanders Alice Selvy Damino Soto Vonda Stevenson Andy Tacito Doris Terberville Karen Ware Gregory Watson Mrs. H. Sherry Whitehead Joyce William L. Harley FOURTH GRADE John Baldwin Frank Berry Darryl Brown Shannon Brown Donna Burton Rhonda Cecil Stephen Chisnall Jennifer Crow Dana Crowder Clinton Davis Ronnie Davis Machele Eldridge Susan Forester Bonnie Gibbs Willie Galss Sherry Griffin Donna Hogland Jason Jackson Brian Lambert Ralph Letoumeau Gwendolyn Lewis Amanda May Yolanda Na� ce Joyce Parks Mrs. Linda Hudkins FOURTH GRADE Donald Baker Tammy Baldwin April Berger Allen Blake Sammy Bolden Lisa Brown Jerry Butler Willie Clark Steve Daniels Henry Dye Lisa Fisher Gregory Fowler James Gulyard Floyd Harris Sharon Heard Jacqueline Hinton Janice McCoy Gwendolyn Nesbitt Charlene Pender Charles Perry Evelyn Pimelton Sallie Pounds Jerry Selvy Paul Stevenson Mrs. Melba Spurgin FOURTH GRADE Jerry Lee Bly Waller Clifion Bobbie Sue Guy Sarah Bell Jones Teresia Jones Barbara Lynn Keys Mildred Lately Terri Lynn Mitchell Patricia Pepper Gregory Phillips Mrs. Pauline Moody THIRD GRADE Billy Baldwin Renee Balswin Ronnie Bell Monty Bradford Leslie Brewer Jacqueline Caradine Lisa Craig Nathan Forester Vivian Harris Alfreda Hartfield James Ingle Jerry Jackson Barnard Johnson Ricky Kee Allen Lockley Scott May Maxine May Janise Rogers Renee Rucker Kristie Scott Chuck Smart Vanessa Smith Patty Thom Danny Voyles Glenda Yates Mrs. Rebecca Cecil THIRD GRADE Many Allen Willis Atchley Larry Chism Joyce Davis Andrella Duckett James Epps Donald Freeman Dora Garcia Connie Gibbs Tammy Graves Henry Johnson Luther Lawson Juanita Mitchell Marsha Poole Rodney Riley Rufus Sanders Joan Simpson Roshen Smith Annette Strickland Leon Taylor Michael Ware Angela Washington Andre Williams Otto Williams Mrs. Parthenia Mitcham THIRD GRADE Reneit Cummings Bobby Daniels Vanessa Fayne Christopher Grace Clifton Griffin Adrin Hinton Marie McCraw Darlene Sanders Arthur Selvy Nathan Stone Sylvia Walker Denese Wallace Carolyn Waston Paul Whitehead Clarence Williams Sherry Wooten Mrs. Jennell Pittman SECOND GRADE Allen Atchley Sherry Atkins Johnny Berry Timothy Brock Allison Cecil Jeffrey Crow Jan Donovan Paul Forester Bridget Gatlin Lori Hartfield Karen Hicks Cheryl Hinton Howard Johnson Angela Jones James Lancaster Charlotte Lewis Richard LeToumeau James Osborne Leigh Ann Passmore Donald Smith Wade Thompson Jerry Vaughn Norma Wilson Charlie Wood SECOND GRADE Sheryl Archer James Beits Clint Brown Tracy Burton Theresa Clark Bobbie Clifton Renee Collins Tommy Eldridge Carolyn Fisher Anthony Gibson Sharon Gillon Terry Griffen Steven Humphrey Angel Jones Elroy Jones Karen Jones Patrick Murry Darryl Nellon Irvin Phillips Bobby Sanders Alex Slaughter Diann Smith Willean Wallace James Watson Earnest Weston Iris Wilson Mrs. Amanda Porter SECOND GRADE Marvin Brown Clifford Daniels Yolanda Davis Gary Gastil Junior Goodman Cassandra Gulyard Tammy Guy Anthony Harston Charlene King Willie Lawson Freddie Pimelton Anthony Ross Betty Selvy Irma Soto Annette Styles Calvin Walker Shirley Walker James Washington Mrs. Toni Powell FIRST GRADE Jon Beene Angelia Bell Erik Bradford Sharon Brooks Cindy Brewer Traci Drew Rodney Craves Siacy Griffin Sharon Johnson Linda Lewis Bradley Littlejohn Tabitha Marlowe Terry May Treda Nicks Evelyn Oliver Rachele Rucker Gale Smith Julius Smith Mrs. Bea Kirby FIRST GRADE '•V. Shirley Sanders Stephen Smith Patty Stevenson Michael Ashcraft Peggy Brock Jessie Bryant Lola Clark Sylvester Clark Bernita Daniels Juanita Daniels Ernest Davis Danette Eldridge Mae Francs Goodman Anthony Harris Andrea Hinton Monica Hogland Shirley Jenkins Helen Key Jackie Murry Arnetta Riley Connie Sanders Dwayne Ashley Audra Barr Robert Blake Derek Bradford Kevin Brooks Ronda Brown Donna Christopher Becky Daniels Joe Lee Davis Angela Evans Matthew Forester William Jackson Donald Jennings Yolonda Mason Trena Robinson Kathleen Smith Armando Soto Elvira Soto FIRST GRADE Mrs. Mildred White FIRST GRADE Joyce Atkins Rebecca Balwin Debra Chisem Jimmie Daris Marlene Guy Corey Hinton Sharon King Gilbert Light Joann Mitchel Derrick Moody Monica Nellon Barbara Pounds Edward Riggins Randy Robinson Ronald Smith Mary Styles Tammy Watson Mitchel Watson Mrs. Josie Williams Dale Allen Kim Ashley Michelle Bolden Georgina Boykin Tammy Brock Charles Cameron Michelle Clark Mary Frances Cloud Stephen Davis Steven Davis Renard Duckett Chris Epps Denise Fowler Reggie Harston Billy Joe Kee Debra Lawson Sandra Mask Lance Nellon Ronnie Payne Louise Robbins Henry Smith Johnny Smith Terry Steele Johnnie Teverton Miss Arnold Rosanne Miller Willie Atkins Jr. Angela Baldwin Marjorie Brewer James Daniels Juanita Dunn DeAnna Farris Billy Joe Gibbs Michael Gibson Victoria Hartfield Dwain Henton Tammy King Charles Martin IV Bruce McGee Donna Moody Jacqueline Murry Jesse Sanders Steven Scott John Smith Jr. Lorna Trujillo Jimmy Utley Junior Walker 81 OUR SPIRIT SHOWS IN PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS HALL OF FAME 1975-76 ALVIE SMITH SENIOR VICKI BARR SOPHOMORE Ten outstanding students are selected by the faculty each year. These students are picked for the Hall of Fame based on the following Criteria. They show good citizenship, scholastic achievements, school spirit and athletic ability. PEGGY WAY MIRE SENIOR CAROLYN HARRIS SENIOR eddie McDermott JUNIOR PAUL WAITS SENIOR DEBBIE BURNETTE JUNIOR WANDA SMITH SOPHOMORE 1 ANNUAL QUEEN KAREN CROUCH 1975-1976 ANNUAL KING PAUL WAITS 1975-1976 KING AND QUEEN Vivian Littlejohn Catherine Cobb Margaret Settles Myrtle Harris CANDIDATES M. L. Little Shelby Clark Craig Ruston Mike Bradford Vickie Jenkins Senior Gwen Smith Junior Vivian Littlejohn Senior 1975-76 Less Otis Wesson Senior Mike Bums Senior Candidates Nelson Hum Junior Ralph Cole Senior Shelby Clark Senior Jackie Clark Sophomore JUNIORS Anita Williams James Smith SOPHOMORES Linda McCoy Robert Mason JUNIORS Angelia Blake Phillip McKnight VALENTINE SENIORS Mynle Harris Ralph Cole SENIORS Karen Crouch Craig Ruston COURT FRESHMEN Bylinda Davis Rickey McCraw FRESHMEN Linda Logue Lynn Blake EIGHTH Ginger Rose Lance Sisk EIGHTH Shelia Carter Jeston Hopkins THE ’76 TIGER STAFF Dennis Wood - Junior, was in charge of Photography. He also worked on the Sports section. Right: Mike Lee Otis Wesson, Editor Our sponsor, Miss Strickland has had a big part in helping the staff put together the '76 TIGER. To her we owe a great THANKS! ! This year the members of the annual staff spent a lot of time and worked real hard get- ting the annual completed before the dead- line, and we want to give all of our thanks to our sponsor, Miss Strickland and the teachers for helping us get the job done. I hope, that you enjoy this annual for many 96 days to come. M •� « � « Left: Sharon Brown, Dennis Wood, Brenda McCraw. Burns, Peggy Waymire, Lee Otis Wesson. Lee Otis Wesson, Editor Brenda McCraw - Senior, was in charge of the Royalty section. Brenda also was willing to lend a helping hand to others who needed it. • •% Peggy Waymire - Senior, did the Club section. She was also the main typist. Mike and Peggy like us all had their differences! This was the first year for everyone except Lee Otis, to work on the annual. It took a while to get things started but we consider your annual a JOB well done! Sharon Brown - Junior, helped a great deal on the Class sections. She will be of great help on the annual next year. 97 SR. HIGH BETA CLUB L. to R. FIRST ROW: C. Harris, R. Belt, P. Whitehead, D. Wood, I. Sisk, A. Smith, L. Caldwell, M. Jones. SECOND ROW: S. Hopkins, D. Caradine, F. McCraw, C. Reed, D. Burnette, J. Allen, K. Tacito, S. Brown, J. Holt, P. West, V. Barr, W. Smith, R. Sheppherd, P. Waits, T. Pickering, J. Clark, P. Hopkins. OFFICERS: Recording Sec., Wanda Smith; Corresp. Sec., Jackie SPONSORS: Mrs. Helen Floyd, Holt; Pres. Dennis Wood: Treas. Terrie Pickering; V. Pres. Sandra Mr. Danny Crow Hopkins. FIRST YEAR FOR JR. BETA. THEY RATE NO. 1! SPONSORS: Mr. Higgins, L. to R.: Pres. Glen Blake, Sec. Mary Jane McCorkle, Treas. Cristi Mrs. Davidson Spurgin, V. Pres. Michael Todd. L. to R. FIRST ROW: L. Harper, L. Whitlock, G. Rose, D. Galloway, M. Lancaster, R. Nicks, M. Pigmon. SECOND ROW: P. Stokes, M. Todd, D. Littlejohn, M. McCorkle, C. Spurgin, G. McKnight, D. Lucas, E. Smith, R. Farmer, M. White, T. Passmore. THIRD ROW: G. Blake. L. Sisk, H. Redd, M. Slabaugh, W. McDonald. NOT PICTURED: S. Atkins, J. Berry, D. Wilson, F. Robinson, S. Carter, I. Meredith, W. Simon. 1975-76 FUTURE FARMERS 100 SPONSOR - Mr. Larry Brawner The F.F.A. participate in many different activities. They participate in District leadership contest. They also take part in the District State F.F.A. Judging Contest. The officers on the following page are also the parliamen- tary procedures team. Last year they won the Sub-Area leadership contest. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS FRONT ROW: W. Smith - Pres., K. Tacito - 1st V.P., ]. Allen - 2nd V.P., J. Bailey - 3rd V.P., V. Barr - Rec. Sec., D. Burnette - Corresp. Sec., P. West - Treas., G. Smith - Reporter, C. Hickman - Pianist, L. McCoy - Song Leader, C. Bailey - Song Leader. 1975-1976 SPONSORS - Mrs. Clara Williams and Mrs. Helen Floyd The F.H.A. is an active club. They have taken part and also hosted a local Federation meeting. They attended a State convention last spring. The F.H.A. is responsible for choosing the Valentine Court in February. They also present a fashion show. At the end of the year they give a Mother and Daughter Banquet. They raise money to buy furnish- ings and equipment for the department. OF AMERICA 103 THE MATH CLUB BACK ROW: Debbie Burnette, Peggy West, Alvie Smith, Jackie Holt. SEATED: Paul Waits, President. SPONSOR - Mike Haynes The Math Club is a newly established club at P.H.S. this year. They have no projects or money- raising activities. The purpose of the Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Club is to promote interest in math and to show that math is much more than 2 + 2 = 4. Math is more than FUN, it is FUNdamental! 105 75 76 ’ HISTOR Y CL UB HISTORY CLUB L. to R. BOTTOM ROW: SPONSOR, Mrs. Johnson, L. McCoy, V. Jenkins, A. Blake, M. Burger, T. Pickering, D. Slaughter, SPONSOR, Mrs. Morris. SECOND ROW: L. Wesson, G. Smith, L. Nix, C. Tacito, M. Harris, R. Belt, J. Bailey, P. McKnight, P. Waymire. STANDING: D. Ansley, R. Cole, D. Slaughter, M. Burns, C. Ruston, I. Sisk. The History Club is a very important club at Parkin High School this year. Since, this is the Bicentennial year the History Club has obviously been very busy. The club raised money for the marker that is to be placed on the Indian Mound.' ’ They had a bake sale netting $40.00. In March the club planned a basketball game where the club versus the teachers. If you ever had wondered who is always so faithful to see that the flag is raised - we give this credit to the History Club! The club also selected a Bicentennial person of the month. On July 3rd the club will place a decorated boat in the Festival of the Boats at the St. Francies River. We have only mentioned a few of the things the history club has done this year to help make this school year a real YEAR OF SPIRIT on our Nations 200th birthday. PEGGY WAYMIRE Peggy received a high honor when she was selected to be on the 1976 Youth Bicentennial Steering Com- mittee. Peggy and 11 other members will make the rules and regulations for the Youth Rally to be held in Little Rock on March 19, 1976. She was chosen by the Bicentennial chairman to represent our school, as a member of the Steering Committee. SPONSORS: Mrs. Alma Johnson and Mrs. Bessie Morris Members of history club at a meeting. FIRST ROW: OFFICERS: Linda McCoy - Secretary; Terrie Pickering - Treasurer; Peggy Way- mire - Vice President: Lee Otis Wesson - President; Shelby Clark - Sergeant at arms; Donnel 107 Slaughter - Historian. 75-’76 MUSIC CLUB '75-'76 MUSIC CLUB SPONSOR - Miss Deana Cashion Sr. and Jr. High Girls’ Ensemble Vickie Jenkins, a senior, tried out for All-Region Choir on November 22, 1975. Out of 72 other Altos Vickie was placed 13th and became eligible for All-State Choir Try- outs held in Jacksonville, Ark. on Feb. 7th. Congratula- tions Vickie! 108 Vickie Jenkins (above) The Mixed Chorus These young men attended the Northeast Ark. Jr. High Male Chorus Festival Ensemble held Oct. 21 in Bay, Ark. Parkin won 1st place in a small group (under 20) competition - out of 6 other schools. They won a trophy and a Certificate of Award and are now eligible for the Honor Festival to be held in April. 8th Grade Jr. High Male Chorus 109 The Student Council Is .. . TOP: Melvin Walker, Gwen Smith, Cornelius Nicks, Rayfield Walker. BOTTOM: Vickie Barr, Judy Allen, Peggy West, Wanda Smith, Carolyn Harris, Brenda McCraw, Jerrylan Hopkins, Alvie Smith, Mike Burns, Christi Spurgin, Shelby Clark, Tracy Passmore, Donald Richardson. The Governing Body of P.H.S. Officers: Rayfield Walker - Vice President, Peggy West - Treasurer, Alvie Smith - President, Gwen Smith - Secretary. The younger generation will ultimately be the leaders of tomor- row .'' Many students have received valuable training for these jobs of the future through the Student Council. This body of dedicated young people of Parkin High have the vitality and efficient leadership needed to coordinate students and administration. Responsibility and cooperation have been qualities of Student Council members. The council realizes the possession of these traits leads to effective stu- dent government. Representatives of each class were elected to con- vey the feelings of their respective classes. Officers for the Student Council were chosen by the student body. The students were chosen for leadership, character, and scholastic ability. Alvie Smith Student Council Pres. ill OUR SPIRIT SHOWS IN. . . GAMES 112 THE TIGERS OF ’75 L. to R.: C. Cameron, C. Reed, C. Ruston, M. Crumbly, B. Jones, E. Blevins, B. Green, B. Rose, I. Sisk, D. Riley, P. Waits. 2nd ROW: Coaches Bridges, Hembree. J. Waldo, D. Wood, M. Hinton, R. Lucas, K. Ansley, D. Slaughter, Coaches Holland, Richardson. 3rd ROW: Mgr. L. Berry, J. Clark, L. Davis, C. Taylor, S. Dunn, R. Little, M. Smith, R. Walker, Mgrs. B. Fowler, S. Cantrel. 4th ROW: W. Shaw, J. McCraw, A. Walker, E. McDermott, M. Bradford, R. Mason, V. Jenkins, J. Light, J. Selvy. ALL-DISTRICT TOP LEFT: Nelson Hurn. RIGHT: Maurice Crumbly. BOT- TOM LEFT: Eddy McDermott. RIGHT: Marvin Hinton. CENTER: All-District, All-State - Bennie Jones. '75 SCORES PARKIN 15 Marked Tree 18 PARKIN 31 Hughes 0 PARKIN 12 Bald Knob 21 PARKIN 6 Cross County 0 PARKIN 0 McCrory 39 PARKIN 8 Luxora 31 PARKIN 8 Earle - 14 PARKIN 21 Harrisburg 7 PARKIN 6 Nettleton 40 PARKIN 13 Augusta 37 ¥ Homecoming 1)3 '75 COACHES L. to R.: Mike Holland, Line Coach Jim Hembree, Head Coach Tom Bridges, Secondary Coach Ted Richardson '75 SENIORS Johnny Waldo, Paul Waits, Eddie Blevins, Craig Ruston, Mark Smith, Coach Bridges, Donnell Slaughter, Jessie Selvy, Bennie Jones, Mike Bradford, Roman Little EDDIE BLEVINS T. 3-V.L. ROMAN LITTLE CB. 3-V.L. DONNELL SLAUGHTER T. 3-V.L. I MIKE BRADFORD K. 3-V.L. CRAIG RUSTON E. 3-V.L. C. 3-V.L. BENNIE JONES LB. 3-V.L. JESSIE SELVY FB. 3-V.L. PAUL WAITS E. 2-V.L. 115 JOHNNY WALDO QB. 3-V.L. KENNY ANSLEY N. 1-V.L. CALVIN CAMERON End LENNELL DAVIS 116 Tackle SHERMAN DUNN E. 1-V.L. BOBBY GREEN E. 2-V.L. MARVIN HINTON G. 2-V.L. Nelson Hum scores during Homecoming. NELSON HURN HB. 3-V.L. JACKIE McCRAW HB. 1-V.L. 117 eddy mcdermott G. 2-V.L. DAVID RILEY Tackle WILLIAM SHAW Halfback DENNIS WOOD 118 QB. 2-V.L. JACKIE CLARK VERNON JENKINS E. 1-V.L. HB. 1-V.L. Bridges and Hembree discuss strategy as Holland receives instructions from Richardson. JOHNNY LIGHT Halfback RICKY LUCAS Guard ROBERT MASON OB 1-V.L. 119 CLARENCE REED Tackle BILL ROSE T. 1-V.L. IRVIN SISK FB. 1-V.L. A successful conversion for the Tigers” CLARENCE TAYLOR ALONZO WALKER Linebacker Halfback THE TIGER PRESENTS 1975-76 HOMECOMING ROYALTY Junior Maid DEBBIE BURNETTE Junior Maid URSELLA WILLIAMS 126 Captain - Karen Crouch Myrtle Harris THE ’ 75TIGER CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Karen Crouch, Angela Blake, Myrtle Harris, Ruby Shepherd, Connie Bailey, Debbie Burnette, Linda McCoy, Jackie Holt. Angela Blake Debbie Burnette (Bottom) Angela Blake, (Center) Jackie Holt, (Top) Debbie Burnette Jackie Holt JUNIORS 127 SOPHOMORES Left to Right: Ruby Shepherd, Connie Bailey, Linda McCoy. Ruby Shepherd Connie Bailey Linda McCoy 128 THE 75-76 CUBS TOP ROW: D. Kennedy, M. Davis, K. Davis, D. Burnette, G. Blake, C. Hinton, V. Welch, L. Collins. 2nd ROW: Coach Runyan, Mgr. G. McKnight, M. Smith, C. Marlowe, L. Sisk, J. Swink, L. Blake. Coach Long. 3rd ROW: J. Berry (Mgr.), D. Griffin, M. Todd, W. Simon, R. McCraw, C. Slabaugh, Mgrs. M. Knighten and P. Stokes. BOT- TOM ROW: A. Smith, R. Walker, A. Townsend, J. Hopkins, D. James, J. Lincoln. SEASON SCORES PARKIN 6 CROSS COUNTRY 18 PARKIN 25 HARRISBURG 8 PARKIN 8 MARKED TREE 22 PARKIN 8 McCRORY 0 PARKIN 16 MARION 14 PARKIN 26 KEISER 14 PARKIN 44 EARLE 6 PARKIN 18 HUGHES 8 TOP ROW: D. Kennedy, M. Davis, G. Blake, D. Burnette, C. Hinton, L. Collins. 2nd ROW: Coach Runyan, J. Swink, M. Smith, C. Marlowe, L. Blake, R. McCraw, Mgr. P. Stokes. BOTTOM ROW: M. Todd, W. Simon, R. Walker, A. Townsend, D. James. FRESHMAN SQUAD THE 1975 JUNIOR FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS 77GERETTES1975- 76 Coach Danny Crow SCORES Parkin Parkin 66 52 Lonoke 62 50 ENOLA 61 38 Palestine 62 42 ALMA 53 40 Wheatley 76 48 BISMARK 70 24 Lepanto 57 56 EMERSON 48 37 Rivercrest 36 62 CALICO ROCK 63 31 Cross County 51 38 Wheatley 70 23 Turrell 56 48 Stuttgart 51 27 Lepanto 48 27 Cross County 57 59 Rivercrest 63 33 Missco 50 20 Stuttgart 54 19 Lepanto 48 46 Missco 52 43 Lonoke 37 36 Milboume 45 30 Rivercrest 64 48 Palestine JOE T. TOURNEY 8A DISTRICT CHAMPS Margaret Settles Senior Guard Ruby Settles Senior Guard Kathy Tacito Junior Forward Debbie Bumette Junior Forward Peggy West Junior Forward Judy Allen Junior Guard Jackie Holt Junior Guard Sharron Brown Junior Guard Betty Gibbs Sophomore Forward Dianne Voyles Sophomore Forward Tigerettes rank first in district and come in second in Joe T. Tourney. District trophies 1976 SENIOR BASKETBALL Coach Henry A. Long SEASON'S SCORES Parkin 43 C.V. White 47 56 C.V. White 40 32 Cross County 46 52 Crawfordsville 51 63 Hughes 70 69 Tuckerman 66 51 Batesville 47 41 Marked Tree 75 41 Highland 47 58 Harrisburg 45 59 Marianna 49 55 Marianna 43 72 Harrisburg 66 53 Cotton Plant 59 30 Earle 77 59 Crawfordsville 78 64 Palestine 57 67 Cross County 51 53 Marked Tree 86 39 Earle 60 66 Palestine 54 CHARLES GIBBS Senior M. L. LITTLE Senior RALPH COLE Senior TERRY HOWARD Junior MAURICE HINTON Sophomore HENRY RICHARDSON Sophomore SHELLY BERRY Junior ROSEVELT BARR Junior ESAU TUBERVILLE SAMMY HARRIS ALONZO WALKER Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore DAVID LITTLE TOMMY GIBBS JOHN DUMM Sophomore Sophomore Freshman THE 75-76 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Myrtle Harris, Senior Captain This year since there were only five of them, the cheerleaders had to work extra hard in getting their cheers together for their games. But with a little help they made it showing spirit all the way through. Carolyn Harris, Senior Co-captain • • % MB' fi V Brenda McCraw, Senior Gwen Smith, Junior Linda McCoy, Sophomore 1975-76 CUBETTES STANDING L to R: Shelia Carter, Mgr., Jearline Berry, Bylinda Davis, Donna Huey, Sharon Swindle, Linda Logue, Harriet Gibbs, Janice McCoy, Coach Danny Crow, Shirly Crawford, Cora Harris, Jerrylan Hopkins, Debra Collins, Barbara Tacito, Tracy Passmore, Ginger Rose, and Shirley Atkins. L to R: Bylinda Davis, Jerrylan Hopkins, Sharon Swindle, Linda Logue, Donna Huey, and Cora Harris. Parkin 43 40 Lonoke 39 34 Palestine 43 16 Wheatley 44 27 Lepanto 47 35 Wilson 49 31 St. Charles 32 38 Wilson 46 25 Cross Co. 48 22 Shawnee 58 47 Lepanto 56 40 Turrell 45 16 Stuttgart 49 30 Missco 41 28 Shawnee 55 28 Palestine 45 26 Wheatley 42 18 Stuttgart 41 18 Cross Co. 45 24 Missco 28 12 Marion 56 41 Lepanto •55 25 Harrisburg •49 30 Cross Co. •District Tournament The Cubettes, coached by Danny Crow, played a very suc- cessful season with a record of 23 wins and 1 loss. This year they won 1st place in the Rivercrest Tournament and they are also District champs again this year. This is my ball! Taking advantage of the open space, Linda goes up for two. Cubettes receive 1st place trophy in the Dist. Tour- nament. Someone is always around to make two for the Cubettes. 151 THE 75-’76 CUBS L. to R.: Mgr. Gates McKnight, Donald Richardson, Chuck Slabaugh, Jeston Hopkins, Curtis Marlowe, Lance Sisk, Kenny Davis, William McDonald, David Burnette, Sandy Yates, Ricky Farmer, Mark Davis, Lawrence Sullivan, Ricky Hinton, Artis Townsend, Jimmy Berry, Mgr. Phillip Stokes. KNEELING: Coaches Mike Holland and Phillip Runyan. Season Scores Parkin Cross County 45 20 Holly Grove 25 44 St. Charles 25 26 Elaine 32 29 Marked Tree 36 41 Harrisburg 34 50 Crawfordsville 33 48 Cotton Plant 30 45 Harrisburg 31 48 Earle 47 48 Crawfordsville 36 37 Palestine 26 50 Cross County 48 38 Marked Tree 40 48 Earle 40 38 Palestine 41 49 Cotton Plant 22 61 •Earle 38 44 •Cross County 51 52 152 FRESHMAN SQUAD L. to R.: Curtis Marlowe, William McDonald, David Burnette, Mark Davis, Lawrence Sullivan. KNEELING: Donald Richardson, Artis Townsend, Jimmy Berry. THE 75-’76 CUBS, ON THEIR WAY TO A 16 AND 3 SEASON AND THE DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP! ALL-DISTRICT David Burnette TENNIS TEAM L. to R.: Paul Waits, Coach Danny Crow, Eddy McDermott The P.H.S. Tennis Team although only in its second year goes into the '76 season as the defending state singles champions. Although small in number we are sure that again Parkin will be well represented in Tennis. Senior Paul Waits Junior Eddy McDermott 155 THE TRACK TOP ROW: Billy Watson, Theo Wallace, Paul Col- lins, Nelson Hum, Clarence Taylor, Bennie Jones, Shelly Berry, Coach Bridges. 2nd ROW: John Dunn, Johnny Light, Robert Mason, Maurice Hinton, Roman Little, Jessie Selvy. BOTTOM ROW: Rayfield Walker, Bill Rose, Jackie McCraw, Maurice Crum- bly, Kenny Ansley. Head Coach Tom Bridges THE ’76 CUB TRACK TEAM STANDING L. to R.: Ricky Hinton, Lance Sisk, Mark Davis, James Weston, William McDonald, Clarence Reed, Sandy Yates, Kenny Davis, Jimmy Swink, Vernon Welch, Curtis Marlowe. 2nd ROW: Artis Townsend, Donald Richardson, Mochael Collins, Kevin Mowell, Alonzo Smith, Jeston Hopkins, David Griffin, Jimmy Berry, Lawrence Sullivan. BOT- TOM ROW: Chuck Slabaugh, Danny Wilson, Buster Chisnall, Gary White. What y’all know?! THE FLOOD OF 1912 The flood of 1912 wns the greatest disaster ever suffered by Purkin. Breaks in the St. Francis and Mississippi levees covered the land and into our homes from 4 to 30 feet in depth in April and part remained until summer. Most of the people fled to seek refuge, in a colony To TIGERS! of government tents on Crowley's Ridge or to loved ones elsewhere. Later many people were Eddie receives trophy. subjects of Charity. Deaths. destruction, damage and financial ruin resulted from the Catastrophe. The flood_ of.4927-28. tornado of 1928, flood of 1938. the Depression of 1930’s followed. required for Parkin to recover. JiyV Marker dedicated by History Club. How ’bout a date? Muhammad and Frazier! Open wide!! Hey! You got my popcorn! Oh the problems of halls! Smile pretty. We're on top of the world! This game is so exciting. 160 Wow! Did you see this picture? Typing love notes? What a pose! OUR SPIRIT SHOWS IN. . . SHOPKEEPERS Compliments of FIRST STATE BANK Parkin, Arkansas BORROW 162 Bank on Your Bank When You SAVE INVEST PARKIN EQUIPMENT CO Parkin, Arkansas First to Serve the Farmer . . . and You Phones Parkin 755-5495 West Memphis 735-8400 Earle 792-7100 THE FARMER'S COOPERATIVE OIL COMPANY LP - Gas - Fertilizers Tires - Batteries - Accessories Agri-Chemicals Petroleum Products All the Farm Needs 164 Parkin, Arkansas DELTA FARMS Parkin Arkansas Compliments of Trust and Savings Bank Wynne, Arkansas 165 BURNETT TRUCK LINE EARLE STATE BANK Wynne, Ark. Earle, Ark. Good Luck Seniors Compliments of REBON AND LARRY WRIGHT COLONY SHOP WRIGHT'S EXXON Parkin, Arkansas A Potpourri of Fashion Wynne Arkansas Also in Forrest City and Jonesboro ON-ON GROCERY HENRY HOM Parkin Avenue 755-2568 166 BANK OF 1 CHERRY VALLEY V____________________J The Friendly Bank. Since 1907. Member FDIC STAR PRINTING CO. HOME T.V. H'DWARE AND SUPPLY CO. Parkin Wynne, Call 238-9415 Andy Murray Harry Crawford Office Machines Sales and Service Call Bob Cossey at 238-9415 Good Luck Graduates PROCTOR FARMS 700 Commerce Street Earle, Arkansas 72331 WYNNE AUTO AND TRACTOR PARTS Compliments of BARTON COTTON COMPANY Arkansas Poulan Saws and Snapper Mowers Memphis Tennessee 167 Compliments of SINGER FURNITURE Trumann, Arkansas VAN-ATKINS QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORES Wynne, Ark. 238-2442 ROWTON CANDY CO. PAYNEWAY FARM CENTER Wynne 600 Thompson West Memphis, Ark. 72301 MITCHELL’S GROCERY Shop Where You Get Quality at Extra Low Discount Prices Plus Quality Stamps Arkansas WIXON BROS. 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MEMPHIS RADIO AUTO FLOWER SHACK PARTS Quality the Highest SHOP Service the Best Pioneer 218 Elm Street Marked Tree 110 East Bond Electronics Phone: 358-2617 Arkansas West Memphis CB Radio - Records 72365 Ark. 72301 174 ADDISON SHOE CO. CLINT GORDON FARMS North Falls Blvd. Wynne, Ark. Rt. 1 Box 268 Earle and Parkin, Arkansas BANK OF WEST MEMPHIS WEST MEMPHIS OFFICE SUPPLIES People You Can Bank On Where Good Service Is Free All Office Supply Needs Phone 735-0590 1205 Broadway East CITIZENS FUNERAL HOME West Memphis Arkansas Congratulations Srs. of ”76'' If you haven't been in KNIGHTEN'S NAMEY’S . Robert and Mitchell Try us - you will like it. Earle, Ark. 175 GENE THOMPSON FARMS Rt. Box 230 Parkin, Arkansas McNEIL INSURANCE Compliments of 76 Parkin, Arkansas THE BEENE FAMILY GARCIA’S GROCERY Compliments of THE DONALD Mcknight FAMILY Parkin, Arkansas Compliments of RENEE AND RACHELL RUCKER Own your own home. ” Call . . . DOUG MORRIS REALTY CO. Phone 735-0009 West Memphis, Ark. GROVER’S AUTO PARTS Grover Walraven 1117 E. Broadway West Mphs., Ark. LEONARD WOFFORD Congratulations Seniors of 76 Wynne, Ark. • C«W J UtOmt- !•« • friituAif Jnd .............•••’ Wynne, Ark. H R BLOCK The Income Tax People 587 N. Falls Blvd. Wynne, Ark. 238-9354 EAST ARKANSAS ABSTRACT COMPANY LANE INS. AGENCY Caudell Lane Wynne, Ark. MURRAY CHEVROLET CO. Wynne, Ark. Sales and Service Since 1926 SAMPLE SHOE STORE 119 E. Merriman Wynne, Ark. THE DEB SHOP Downtown Wynne Juniors Misses Half Sizes Compliments of NOWELL’S SHOP WRIGHT’S AUTO AND TRACTOR PARTS Parkin, Ark. Compliments of STUCKEY'S 178 EVINRUDE 1976 HISTORY CLUB A past to honor, A future to mold. THE HUB OF WYNNE Fine Men's Furnishings 107 E. Merriman Wynne, Ark. TAYLOR MOTOR CO. Lincoln- Mercury Hwy. 70 West Box 828 Forrest City, Ark. First in Outboards DILL'S NIC NAC BAITSHOP Pho. 732-3386 2222A E. Broadway West Memphis, Ark. Congratulations Seniors EVENING TIMES West Memphis Ark. Compliments of the BILLY CROUCH FAMILY Good Luck Seniors! GREEN’S Crawfordsville FOUR SEASONS . DEPOT INN 207 Church St. Wynne, Ark. 72396 501-238-9525 CROCKETT MOTOR CO. 480 E. Broadway West Memphis, Ark. RE 5-5283 Parkin, Arkansas Congratulations From WYNNE PROGRESS Wynne, Ark. PHELPS PRINTING CO. Commercial Printing 1117 Second St. Earle, Arkansas Congratulations Seniors YELLOWJACKET CAFE Wynne, Ark. McCRARY MOTEL Color TV and Phone Plenty of Room Payne way, Ark. 179 Jerry Ashlock Fulk’s Quality Store Sid's Fina Station Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Shaw and Family Mr. Larry Higgins Claude Craig Pieri Store Rainfair Inc. Beta Club Montgomery Ward Ann's Beauty Shop Arthur L. Smith, Jr. Carlos and Carrey Love Smith's Lehi 66 Jolene's Restaurant Payne way Truck Stop Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McNair The Golden Rule Future Homemakers of America Steve W. Lackey Frances Sheppherd Clement Lumber and Realty Co. Stein's Store Cordell's Music Center Dennis and Peggy NORMAN BURNETTE Roger and Pam Holmes President HOLMES BURNETTE FLYING REALTY SERVICE Realtor Builder 513 N. Falls Blvd. FAA, VA, STATE APPROVED SCHOOL Res. 238-8369 Office Phones 238-2730 238-3833 Wynne Municipal Airport SPENCER TOYOTA FORD TRACTOR SALES, INC. 311 East Broadway West Memphis, Ark. Owner Manager Verlon L. Spencer P.O.Box 788 501-238-3661 N. Falls Blvd. 180 Wynne, Ark. WHITE SONS TEXACO 1230 Missouri West Memphis, Ark. Phone: 735-9105 BETTIS FARM EQUIP. Rt. 1 Box 159 Crawfordsville, Ark. 72327 Jet. Hwys. 64 and 147 PARADISE MOTORS 1302 E. Broadway West Memphis, Ark We carry our own notes. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burns Contact Air Force Recruiting Office Jonesboro, Ark. Phone 932-7851 or SENIOR BOOSTERS W. Memphis, Ark. Phone 735-0071 Memo Garcia Ruby Settles LARRY'S SUPER-CUTS Larry Nicks Myrtle Harris 203 N. 7th St. 735-0004 v David Harris Glenda Key West Memphis, Ark. Curtis Lee Jones David Ansley Larry Dunn, Owner and Stylist Donnel Slaughter Theresa Lewis Bennie Lee Jones Debra Cunningham SHAWS FURNITURE CO. Mark Smith Sue Church 212 Elm Street M. L. Smith Elvis James Marked Tree, Ark. Lee Otis Wesson Karen Hinton Pho. 358-2089 Peggy Waymire Mike Tacito Congratulations Karen Crouch Ann Marotti Seniors Roman Little Vickie Jenkins H. H. MELHORN AGENCY Margret Settles Vivian Littlejohn Parkin, Ark. Paulette Washington Jessie Selvy Brenda McCraw Avis Selvy Congratulations Carolyn Harris Mike Bradford Seniors Ralph Cole Paul Waits BOB'S DAIRY DIP Ruby Duckett Shelby Clark Wynne, Ark. Katherine Cobb Mike Burns Good Luck Seniors Johnny Waldo BIG STAR FOODITERIA West Memphis, Ark. Best Wishes to the Seniors of '76 HENSON LUMBER COMPANY Wynne, Arkansas Good Luck Srs. y' MASTER HOME FURNISHINGS 1508 E. Broadway West Memphis, Ark. The Perfect Place for a Perfect Gift THE PLACE” Wynne, Arkansas Take Coke anywhere. It’s the real thing. Coke. 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