Searcy High School - Lion Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1965 volume:

Our Challenge The 1965 Lion Searcy High School Searcy r Arkansas •fA'i A 4 AyfAAS A A1 jA Ac iAsfy a y. l Theme Q 0oJ ’Al Co-Editors — David Treat Students iig and Mary Lynn Burns Dedicatio AAA A Sp — Carl Steward Staff a Appreciation w tV (?•%• w VV-: ■ . � - X SIjlccL t ' Contents Ol We Face Life's Challenge — The Constant Endeavor Toward True Maturity rhalife’nge. Once'iiwaj now it is space; the universe beyond the earth hallenge.stiLLbfebt i. ii on earth, a challenge within himself, 'ledge, understanding : it, soinejroi , e as students face It in french and in mathematics, in gymnastics and in dT4NWI|cs and ill music. 'e. tooj strive The School Presents the Challenge With two years at Searcy High as a friendly backdrop, juniors laugh together with complete, relaxed confidence. Towering, immense, forbidding Searcy High looms above the sen- iors, who hesitate a moment, solitary and uncertain. The School Develops the Challenge in Varied Ways To Learn Great men are they who see that spiritual is stronger than any material force - that throughts rule the world. - Ralph Waldo Emerson To Grow: To Think: We Strive to Work and to Accept Responsibility . . . Frances and Sara shoulder some of Mrs. Hardin's office re- sponsibilities. We face a challenge to broaden our reading - to touch on all areas of life. Finally, We Aim to Widen Our Horizons, To Gain True Maturity The School Is U) Understand 'Odrselves Relation to God and.Man . V . ' Challenges Us to Develop Our Minds The Challenge to the Mind The chief dignity of man is Thought. These words of Pascal highlight the challenge to the mind. It is a challenge of ceaseless work, and it is a chal- lenge which often remains unrealized. High school years are, however, the time of first perception, when the student begins to search into art, mathe- matics. or the social sciences. They are the years when a person first senses his mind and its abilities and sees the awesome challenge to the mind. New courses, new books, new teachers, new ideas - a burst of enthusiasm is the keynote of early autumn. After classes students stop to relax and talk. The School Contents FACULTY.....................15-30 SENIORS.....................31-50 JUNIORS....................51- 62 SOPHOMORES..................63-74 FAVORITES...................75-94 CLUBS......................95-136 SPORTS....................137-162 ADVERTISEMENTS............163-226 CLOSING.......................227 INDEX......-.......... 228-231 Dedication Mr. Luther Hardin To you, Mr. Luther Hardin, the Class of '65 with pride and gratitude dedicates this Lion. May this token on our part give you as much joy and benefit as you have given us over the years. We, the annual staff of 1965, dedicate the 1965 Lion to Mr. Luther Hardin because of his outstanding service and loyalty to his school. MR. CARL STEWARD Sponsor MARY LYNN BURNS Co-Editor DAVID TREAT Co-Editor MARTHA WOOTEN Business Manager JOE YINGLENG Advertising JACKIE ROBERSON Advertising The 1965 Lion Staff Here it is at last - the 1965 Lion. The staff has spent long hours trying to make it a treasure of memories that you will cherish all your life. We have tried to depict the life of Searcy High School on these pages, through the art work we have presented scenes which typify our school life. The staff wants each of you to feel that this is your book, for without the cooperation of everyone this production would not have been possible. We appreciate your many contributions and loyal support which prove to us that the Lion's spirit will never die. LARRY JAMES Advertising CLAUDIA JOHNSON Advertising SHIRLEY GREER Feature Editor JAMES WORD Copy Editor GAIL WILSON Junior Class Editor MARY JEAN GENTRY Club Editor GLEN NORMAN Circulation DANA LINDELL Sophomore Class Editor RONNIE GREER Sports Editor KENNETH STRACENER Sports Editor MARTHA JO HAYS Senior Class Editor MONTIE DUNCAN Circulation JIMMY NORRIS Club Editor 13 In Appreciation Carl Steward In school, as in all things, achievements of excellence often are attained through united effort. The accomplishments of our faculty and student body in all aspects of school life have been reached through united effort. We of the staff wish to acknowledge the achievements of one individual, Mr. Carl Steward, who deserves equal credit for his fine work. We are grateful for the high standards that he has set for our youth of today. The ’65 Lion Staff joins together to say Thanks for a job well done.” MR. JAMES AHLF Superintendent Our Genial Superintendent Challenges Us To Mature The first test of a leader is that he can wisely guide and counsel his followers to meet life with conviction and the will to carry on. One man with this ability is the superintendent of Searcy, Mr. James Ahlf. Not only does he handle the administrative duties efficiently and promote understand- ing among faculty, students, and parents, but he also inspires everyone around him to attack his duties with great enthusiasm. A leader such as Mr. Ahlf meets matters rang- ing from classroom problems to extracurricu- lar activities with strength and daring. Un- daunted by conferences, meetings, reports, and endless school problems, he faces daily affairs cheerfully and wisely. MR. LEE YARBROUGH Principal Many Detailed Tasks Keep Mr. Yarbrough Busy. Mr. Yarbrough, our versatile principal, meets the problems and demands of a large student body with the ease and assurance of an expert. He takes care of many behind-the-scene duties with interest and enthusiasm. Mr. Yarbrough has these areas of responsibility: organizing and maintaining records of pupils; organizing the program of instruction; super- vising those responsible for instruction; organizing stu- dent activity programs; maintaining public relations programs; and other duties of equal importance. A principal’s duties involve most of all the important parts of the educational process. He has been and is concerned with pupils, learning materials, and teach- ing methods. Because of these many responsibilities, Mr. Yarbrough rarely finds time, except during the summer vacation, to pursue his hobbies of fishing, reading, and golf. 17 The 1965 Board of Directors J. B. LIGHTLE Age 45 Graduate of Searcy High School. Attended Harding College, Univer- sity of Colorado and Insurance School of Hartford, Connecticut. Mr. Lightle is president of Board of Education of Searcy School District. Secretary-Treasurer of Searcy Industrial Development Corporation and member of the board of First Methodist Church. TROYCE SMITH Age 36 Vice President of Board of Education. Graduate of Birch Tree High School. Attended Southwest Missouri Teachers College. W. A. HUDGINS Age 46 Graduate of Searcy High School. Attended Ouachita College, Capi- tol College of Pharmacy, Baylor University and College of Dentistry. Dentist of Searcy. RUBEN N. ADAMS Age 36 Graduate of El Paso, Arkansas. Active member of Searcy Lion’s Club. Is secretary of the Board of Education. Board of Deacons at Second Baptist Church. Co-owner of Adams Pest Control. PHILLIP H. PYEATT Age 37 Graduated from Searcy High School. Attended Hendrix and Texas Uni- versity. President of Searcy Insurance and Investments and director of Searcy Bank. W. A. HUDGINS PHILLIP H. PYEATT 18 J. B. LIGHTLE President MRS. HELEN SUTHERUN French, Spanish. Junior English MR. DAVIS WEBB World History, Government Faculty Teachers Help Us to Develop Understanding The extremely difficult task of instilling in young minds a knowledge of the world and a curiosity about it presents a huge challenge to every teacher. His ingenuity and resourcefulness are called upon at all times of the day to make difficult ideas more un- derstandable. To accomplish this gigantic task, he makes use of the facilities given him - colorfully il- lustrated textbooks, maps, charts, and films. To stimulate curiosity, he phrases statements and ques- tions so that other questions will arise in students’ minds. To encourage pupils to enlarge upon their classroom activities, he explains, defines, and adds details to basic textbook content. Again and again he must discover new ways of presenting his material. His resourcefulness encompasses all of a teacher’s ed- ucation. Emulating Plato's statement, those having torches will pass them on to others, a teacher accepts his duty with willingness, courage, and patience. MISS RUBY LANGLEY Librarian MRS. MARY KATHRYN JAMES Sophomore English and World History MR. CARL STEWARD Biology, Government, Problems of Democracy and Geography, Yearboo Advisor Our Teachers Have Important Responsibilities Each new school day brings various responsi- bilities to the teacher. He must spend the day not only instructing his students, but he must in his spare time, make out report cards, grade sheets, attendance records, and take care of study halls. A teacher, of course, is willing to aid in the func- tioning of our school, but many times he wishes that he could devote his full time and energy to the sub- ject he teaches. MR. CECIL MORGAN MRS. ELWANDA BELL D-E-D.O. and Industrial Speech and Dramatics 20 Arts COACH J. W. AUSTIN Head Football Coach and Athletic Director MISS LOIS THORNTON Senior English MR. TOM BYARS Junior English MR. THEODORE WEATHERS MISS SHARON BOYD Junior English, American Bookkeeping, Typing 1 History, Business English Economics New Teachers Meet the Challenge of Searcy High School To the new teacher at Searcy High comes the great challenge of a strange school, different people, and new traditions. The challenge is even greater for the untried teacher who has just finished college. Through an initiation party in September, the new teacher is made to feel welcome. After this infor- mal gathering, the new teacher soon feels at ease with faculty and students in his position at Searcy. High. MR. JOHNNY SIMMONS American History, Physical Education, Assistant Coach MISS ROSEMARY LANGLEY Choir Director MR. JAMES HEATH Algebra 1, Business Arithmetic Assistant Coach 71 MRS. MILDRED MAXWELL Sophomore English MR. LUTHER HARDIN Agriculture MRS. RUTH FULLER Chemistry, Biology, Physics A Job Well Done Is Satisfying and Rewarding MRS. ELOISE SCROGGINS Geometry, Algebra II, and Trigonometry MRS. OWETA HUMPHREY Typing, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping The joy in watching children learn, the delight in sharing what one knows, the satisfaction of creating a feeling of unity among diverse members of a class - these are the rewards of teaching. Though a teacher confronts many obstacles and burdens, he forgets about these when he sees students progressing under his guidance. He knows that the understanding they gain may give students a more intelligent approach to life and open new horizons for them to pursue. The sparkling eyes, radiant smiles, and eager questions of those who have suddenly grasped a truth stimulate a teacher to do his best. Altruistic by nature, he seeks only to share with others, to give of himself completely, so that his stu- dents can experience the same joy in learning which he has known. 22 MRS. CHARLOTTE MORGAN MR. DON PITTS MISS RACHEL GREER Home Economics Health, Drivers Education, Basketball Physical Education Coach Teachers Display Versatility in Their Classes Members of the Searcy High faculty teach a wide variety of sub- jects in many fields. With an excellent educational background in both a major and a minor field, they have prepared themselves to teach more than one subject. Coaches and physical education teachers also instruct health classes; and teachers of academic subjects often combine fields, such as English and a foreign language or math and science. Besides dis- playing their versatility, our teachers continually strive to increase their present knowledge by making use of summer vacations for travel and study. MRS. MARY PITNER Guidance, Occupations MR. JAN SHAW Band Director Dianna Stroup finds hunting insects educational and interesting. 23 Our Administrative Assistants Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Langford, and Mrs. Hardin fill important functions in the efficient operation of Searcy High School. They have many functions which are very necessary in their respective jobs. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Langford handle the secre- tarial duties that are administered by the school superintendent. These duties con- sist of school finance reports, faculty, bul- letin, monthly school reports, writing of checks, publishing the school calendar, etc. Mrs. Hardin takes care of making school reports, taking up school fees, phone service, and also serves as Mr. Yarbrough's right-hand man. Mrs. Hardin's cheerful personality has made her popular with the students and teachers because she is always ready to help them in any way she can. We at Searcy High School are fortunate to have the services of our secretaries. Work, work, work is the motto of our three smiling office secre- taries, Mrs. Hardin, Mrs. Langford, and Mrs. Jackson. MRS. CHRYSTAL HARDIN Secretary to the Principal MRS. LERLEEN JACKSON Secretary to the Superintendent MRS. MARY LANGFORD Receptionist MR. BELCHER Lunchroom Supervisor Cafeteria and Staff Serve Many Hungry Students The cooks do an outstanding job each year in contributing to the healthful surroundings of our school. Their prime duties are to maintain high health standards, a pleasing atmosphere, and provide cafeteria services to our student body. The cafeteria staff, headed by Mr. Belcher, prepare well-balanced and nutritional diets for the students. The cafeteria functions smoothly because of the outstand- ing and hard work of the people in the department. Mr. Yearby and Mr. Ahlf are discussing the area that the S.H.S. school district covers from our transportation chart. The Challenge of Adequate School Transportation Continually Faces Mr. Yearby. Following are the different routes which the bus drivers make every day: Siden, Picken's Chapel, Higginson, Bald Knob, Ken- sett, Judsonia, Four Mile Hill, Hy. 16, Center Hill, Harmony, Gum Springs, Hy. 67, Sunny Hill, Pump- ing Station, Blue Community, Cloverdale, and Rose Bud. Following are bus drivers for Searcy: Jim Duncan Issac Lunio Don Sanderson Charley Blender Benson Waddy Albert Tuttle Buck Baker Earl Ford Byron Byars J. B. Brownfield Jack Fullerton Francis Whiteman Carl Stewart Albert Chambers W. J. Alexander Clyde Mosley R. J. Yearby - Supervisor of Transportation Mr. Yearby and Mr. Duncan are examining the newly purchased drive shaft and pressure plate. The bus mechanic explains the functions of the new bus machinery to the school supervisors. ttUff H) .sEARcrpimuc school Searcy High is well equipped with buses, Mr. Lawson and His Helpers Keep Up the Maintenance. Mr. Lawson and his helpers keep our campus well kept. MR. LAWSON Supervisor of buildings and grounds. Mr. Robert Lawson, building and ground superintendent, supervises the care for build- ings and grounds. Six custodians assist him in his work. During school they sweep rooms, plant and water shrubs, repair school desks, maintain the proper temperature for the rooms and in general make the school more comfortable for the students. During vaca- tion holidays they wax floors, wash windows, and give the school a thorough cleaning. Their job is one of dedication and service to the school and students. Mr. Lawson gives special instructions for mowing Lion Stadium. Good machinery costs money, but only the best is used for Searcy High School. 29 T Mowing Lion's Stadium is one of the many jobs Mr. Lawson and his helpers undertake. BILL BUCHANAN Senior Class, V. Pres.; Key Club; Football; Track; Lionactors; Thes- pians, Lion News Club GAIL WILSON Senior Class, Sec.; Lionsteppers; Pilgrim- age Club; F.H.A.; An- nual Staff, Junior Class Editor; Lionettes Seniors BILLY LYNN 32 MARY BETH DUNCAN Senior Class, Treas.; F. H.A.; Lionactors; Lionettes; Thespians; Lion News Club JIMMY NORRIS Senior Class, Rep,; Key Club; Thespians; Lion- actors; Boys' State; An- nual Staff, Club Editor; Student Council CAROL WALLS Lionettes; Lionactors; Na- tional Senior Honor Society; F. H. A.; Library Club; Pil- grimage Club; Thespians PATSY BARNETT DAVID TREAT F.T.A. F.F.A., Pres.; Lionactors; Boys' State; Thespians; An- nual Staff, Co-Editor; Mr. Searcy High School; Key Club LARRY SHOUSE ROSA NELL BOLTON Lion News Club F.H.A.; Thespians; Pilgrimage Club; Lion actors; Lionettes; Li- brary Club; National Honor Society; Lion News Club Seniors FAYRENE LATTURE MIKE ARNETT F. H.A.; F.T.A. Lionactors, Pres. ; Thespians; Senior Play KENNETH STRACENER Lionactors; V. -Pres. Foot- ball; Track; Annual Stafl, Sports Editor; S-Club; Thespians MARY LYNN BURNS Lionsteppers; F. H.A.; Lionactors, Historian; Lionettes; Girls' State; An- nual Staff, Co-Editor; Miss Searcy High School; Thes- pians 33 ROBERT EDWARDS Thespians, Pres. ; Lion- actors; S-Club; Key Club; Football; Senior Play SHIRLEY GREER F. H. A. , Reporter; Girl's State; Lionettes; Annual Staff, Feature Editor; Cheerleader; Lionactors; Thespians EVELYN WORTHAM LARRY McCALL Lionactors Seniors JAMES WORD Key Club; Annual Staff, Copy Editor; National Honor Society, V.P. KATIE GILREATH F. H. A., Sec.; choir; Lionettes; Lionsteppers, Sec.; Library Club; Lionactors; Pilgrimage Club, Pres. ; Thespians; Student Director JIMMY JACKSON S-Club, V. -Pres.; Foot- ball; Basketball; Thespians MARTHA JO HAYS Lionsteppers; Lionettes; F. H. A. ; Lionactors, Sec. ; Annual Staff, Senior Class Editor; Thespians; Business Manager MARY RILEY ALPHEN LEE STROUD Band; F.F.A.; Lionac tors; Thespians Seniors HENRY WILKINS S-Club, Sec.; Lionac tors; Football; Track JACKIE MOYE Lionettes; Lionactors; Band; Thespians EMMA VAN DYNE Softball; Volleyball; F.H.A.; Pilgrimage Club KEITH WOOSLEY Key Club; S-Club; F.F.A., Sec.; Boys' State; Lionac- tors; Track; Football; Bas- ketball; Thespians; Nation- al Honor Society STANLEY WILSON VONNIE CARTER Future Teachers of America Library Club; F. H. A.; F.T.A. Seniors KATHY SLAUGHTER Lionettes; Lionactors; Melody Maids; Choir; Thespians LARRY JAMES S-Club, Pres.; Key Club; Track; Football; Basketball; Boys' State; Annual Staff, Advertis- ing BILL JEFFERY KATHY MURRAY Lionactors; Thespians; Band, Band; All-State Band; Drum Major Lionettes; F. H.A.; Lion- actors; Senior Play; Lion News Club 36 JAMES AUSBURN DIANNE LANGLEY Basketball; Track F. H. A.; Library Club; Pilgrimage Club Seniors JUL1TA HUDGINS DAVID STEWART F. H. A., Pres.; Lionettes; Lionactors; Thespians; Pilgrimage Club; Band; Prompter; Lion News Club; Senior National Honor Society MARY JEAN GENTRY JOE YINGLING Lionsteppers; F. H. A.; Annual Staff, Advertising Lionactors; Lionettes, Sec.; Girls' State; Annual Staff, Club Editor; Stu- dent Council, Treas. ; Homecoming Royalty; Senior Maid; Senior Play DAVID DOUGLAS Football; S-Club; Thes- pians, V. -Pres.; Lionactors; Key Club MARGARET HALL Thespians; F.H.A.; Girls' State; Lionsteppers; Lion- actors; Lionettes; Choir, Treas.; Pilgrimage Club; Lion News Club 37 MONTIE DUNCAN F.F.A., V. Pres.; Foot- ball; Track; Boys' State; Key Club; Annual Staff, Circulation; Lionactors; Thespians; National Honor Society JACKIE ROBERSON F. H.A.; Lionettes; Lionac- tors; Thespians; Annual Staff, Advertising; Nation- al Senior Honor Society JUDY OVERSTREET ANN WALKER Girls’ State; F.H.A.; Pilgrimage Club, 2nd V.-Pres.; Band; Lion- ettes; Lionactors; Thes- pians; Senior National Honor Society Seniors MARTHA WOOTEN F, H. A.; Lionettes; Lionsteppers, Capt.; Annual Staff, Business Manager JIMMY CUNNINGHAM Football; Track; Bas- ketball DARREL SMITH KAREN WEST F.T.A., Reportet F. H. A.; Lionactors; Girls’ State; Pilgrimage Club; Lionettes; Nation- al Senior Honor Society; Lionsteppers, Co-Cap- tain Seniors DEBRA WILKINS BILLY DON TILLY Lionsteppers, V. -Pres.; Key Club Choir; Lionettes; F.H.A.; Lionactors; Pilgrimage Club, 1st V. -Pres. DONNA STRICKLAND Lionactors; F.H.A.; Li- brary Club; Lionettes; Thes pians; Lion News Club REBECCA HOLEMAN Lionettes; F. H.A.; Lion- actors; Library Club; Thes- pians SANDRA LATIMER Lionettes; F.H.A.; Lion- steppers; Choir; Pilgrimage Club JANIS HANDLEY Lionettes; F. H. A.; Lion- actors; Library Club, Rep.; Thespians BONNIE PARKRIDGE JOHN HOLMES F.F.A., Rep.; Key Club; Thespians Seniors JAMES SIDLE DANA LINDELL Lionactors; Lionettes; Lionsteppers; Annual Staff, Soph. Class Edi- tor; Library Club; Future Teachers of America LINDA LEASURE Band; Lionettes; All- State Band; Library Club MACKEY HAMILTON Softball; Basketball; Track Seniors BARBARA OWENS Volleyball; Track; Softball BETTY ANN ROBERTS Band; Lionettes; Librar) Club ROBERT WALKER Band; Lionactors BETTY CLAY National Honor Society, Sec.; F. H. A.; Lionactors; Band Sec.; Lionettes; Thespians; Senior Play; Lion News Club 41 JERRY BROWN LINDA THATCHER Lionactors; Senior Choir; Lionettes; Lionsteppers, Treas.; F. H. A. VICKY CARTER Lionettes; Lionactors; Senior Choir; Thespians RODNEY SHOWALTER National Honor Society; Key Club; Lionactors; Boys' State; Lion News Club Seniors VAN TARPLEY JAMIE LILES F«T-A. Lionettes; F.H. A.; Lionactors, Treas.; Thespians; Senior Play; Lion News Club; Senior National Honor Society CHARLOTTE CHANDLER Lionactors; Lionettes; National Honor Soci- ety; Thespians; Lion- steppers, Announcer; Senior Play NELTA LAWSON Senior Choir; F. H. A. ; Lionactors; Library Club, Sec.-Treas. ; Melody Maids; Thes- pians; Senior Play Seniors PHYLLIS ALTON LINDA BAILEY Library Club; F. T. A,, Sec.; F. H. A. JOYCE VAUGHN ANGELA BOWMAN Choir, Pres.; National Honor Society; Thes- pians; Lionactors; Lion- ettes; F. H.A. Seniors DONNA EDWARDS LARRY ROBERSON F.H.A. Seniors WANDA LANGFORD Library Club; F. H.A.; F.T.A., V.-Pres. SHARON NORRIS Library Club; Lionac- tors; Basketball; Volley ball; Softball GLENDA STRACENER F.H.A. MARILYN MURPHY Thespians, Treas.; F. H.A.; Lionettes; Lion- actors; Pilgrimage Club; Lionsteppers; Senior Play; Lion News Club 44 SUE WILSON Lionettes; F. H. A., Song- leader; Choir; Lionactors; Thespians; Melody Maids JERRY VANDIVER Football; S-Club MAUDIE ROLLINS Library Club; F. H. A, ; F. T.A.; Girls Advisor Seniors SANDRA DIXON Band; Choir; French Club FLORENCE GRIFFIN F.H.A. LARRY FRAZIER SHARON BROWN Lionettes; F. H. A.; Library Club GLEN NORMAN S-Club; Key Club, Pres.; Football; Thespians; Lionactors; Boys' State; Annual Staff, Circula- tion Seniors DAVID FLETCHER Key Club, Sec.; S- Club; Track; Football KATHY PETERS Lionettes; F. H.A.; Choir, Sec.; Pilgrimage Club RAY TURNAGE Thespians; Sr. Rep. ; Lionactors; Basketball; National Honor Society; Senior Play CLAUDIA JOHNSON Lionettes; Lionactors; Thes- pians; Girls' State; F.H.A., Federation Pres.; Pilgrimage Club; Annual Staff, Adver- tising; Lionsteppers, Pres. RONNIE HAMBRICK MARION GARDNER F.T.A. Seniors MARILYN THOMPSON MIKE CUMBIE F.F. A., Treas.; S- Club; Boys’ State Foot- ball; Track; Basketball; Thespians LLOYD FRASER Boys' State 48 WENDY COVEN Band; Majorette, Capt.; Lionactors; Thespians; Band Sweetheart; Girls' State; National Honor Society, Treas. ; Lion News Club TOMMY SANDUSKY Key Club, Treas,; National Honor Society, Pres. LANELL STONE F.H.A.; Volleyball; Softball; Pilgrimage Club Seniors MARY ANN MORRIS NORMAN BYRD F. H.A., Hist.; Lion- steppers; Library Club; Lionactors; Thespians; Lionettes; National Honor Society JOE STEVENS PAT HANNEMAN Lionactors; Thespians JESSICA RAY DIXIE GHENT Lionettes; Lionsteppers; Pilgrimage Club; F. H. A.; Lionactors, Sr. Rep. ; Thespians; Senior Play Seniors IDA MAE HERRIN Pilgrimage Club; Lion- ettes; F. H.A.; Lionac- tors SANDY KUBISIAK Lionactors; Lionettes; Thespians; F. H. A. NANCY GREENE Choir; Lionactors; Lion- ettes MIKE MAXWELL Key Club; Lionactors; National Honor Society; Football; Thespians; Senior Play; S-Club; Lion News Club 50 JUNIORS Mrs. Fuller Sponsor Mr. Byars Sponsor Linda Huddleston President Greg Wallace Vice-President Jo Ann Baker Larry Baker Sandra Barlow Ronnie Baker Marinell Bradford Kenneth Billings Sandra Bradley Nancy Barnett Robert Bell Oleta Bedwell Jim Benbrook Keith Benson Linda Bloodworth Juniors Shirley Brekhus Ray Black Elvena Burt Terry Bloodworth Eddie Bogle Terry Butler Robert Boner Janice Cole Sarah Coleman James Boyd Juniors Willie Covington Ronnie Britton Nancy Cunningham Lola Parkridge Kathy Davis Larry Chapman Nancy Davis Brenda Foster (not pictured) Juniors Lynn Cooley Susie Dillin Richard Cooper Sara Edwards Richard Evans Anna Elliott Sandra English Jerry Fortner Mike Christopher David Gardner Ruth Ann Fuller Tommy Gentry Brenda Fullerton Juniors Carolyn Garrison Carland Hammond Juanice Gaylor Donald Hanneman Patricia Hackman Liles Henry Anita Handley Dewane Hensley Nancy Harris Sam Hill Frances Hipp Micheal Holeman Alan Hutchinson Freddie Baker Charles James Danny Hughes Carolyn Hopper Bill Jaynes Debby Hughes . Gary Jones Linda Jackson Ronnie Holeyfield Kathleen Holden Juniors Mike Knoll Linda Johnson Bobby Langley Shirley Jones Nancy Kirgis Richard Lasley Juniors Linda Laffoon Oscar McDougald Glenda Laird Roger Murphy Lynda Laird Bobby Morris Brenda Latimer Randy Nichols Kay Yarbrough Phyllis Lewis Larry Nettles Pansie Melton Dale Prince (not pictured) Juniors Gaylon Parks Carnell Minyard Travis Price Nancy Moon Richard Neu Sara Moore Ronnie Pruitt Marquetta Murphy Mary Jane Neal Edwin Ramsey (not pictured) Juniors Ann Norman Don Sanderson Fonya Phillips Granville Sewell Rosa Schales Wayne Tanner Norma Shoffner Dewey Townsend Ernest Stephenson Mary Ann Sandusky Van Stevens Howard White (not pictured) Gail Speight Philip Williams Brenda Street Picture Not Available Juniors Ann White Bonnie Whitner Carolyn Wiley Jeanie Wilson Kay Word Peggy Wortham SOPHOMORES Sophomores Mr. Webb Mrs. Humphrey Mrs. Maxwell Mrs. James Miss Boyd William Allen Louise Barlow Glenda Bass Katherine Barner Roger Barnett Judy Baker Tommy Baker James Barber Frederick Arnholt Harold Ausburn Larry Bailey Sophomores Gary Griffin President Whit Fowlkes Vice President Bobbie Carol Smith Secretary Faye Cooper Treasurer Ann Buchanan Student Council Representative Danny Bean Watson Bell Martin Beckman Marsha Benbrook Donna Bennett Donald Benton Alice Bittle Barbara Bittle Charles Bloodworth 65 Sophomores Cheryl Bradberry Larry Brooks Elizabeth Cook Joyce Covington Kenneth Covington Dwight Cranford Ginger Croom Peggy Culwell William Brookshire Alice-Ann-Hiirns Patti Capps Deborah Carter Tommy Christopher Ray Carter Linda Christy Vickie Chandler Keith Collins 66 Sophomores Scott Dalrymple ) IvtearL-Danner'''' Howard Davis Marion Davis Charlie Mae Dickson Billie Duncan Shirley Duncan Lyndy Eddy Linda Ferren Mary Ann Dunn Pamela Edwards Kattie Finch Eric Durham Connie English Linda Flowers 67 Sophomores Jerry Hammond Mike Harrison Freddy Haynie Phil Haynie (not pictured) Reida Forrest Glenda Foster Margaret Gardner Barbara Garner Roger Gay Jimmy Hambrick Fred Goodwin Thomas Green Patrick Hackman Jackie Hamilton Flynn Freeling Shelley Fuller Linda Gaines Sophomores Patrick Jones RggarfSIrd Wolfgang Laule Franklin Joyner ( Jean Ann Langley} Alfred Lawing Jimmy Langley Michael Layrock Mickey Lemons 6V Sophomores Sherral McDaniel Denton McDonald Llyn McEueii Gary Moffitt Rebecca Moody Jerry Morris 70 Sophomores Dean Palmer Lola Parkridge Linda Pegelow Penny Palmer Jo Ann Pasley Sharron Permenter Janice Pannell Brenda Pate Janis Pinegar 71 Sophomores Sherri Redding Charlotte Rhodes David Rice (not pictured) Wanda Sidle Carlon Smith Elaine Smith Larry Smith Benny Robinson Carol Sanders Frances Selvidge Lynn Riley Hallis Rongey Leslie Shane Sally Riley Judeth Rushin Sophomores Hilda Walker Beth Underwood Sandra White Jeff Tarkington Sandra Usery Micheal Whitehurst Toby Towns James Waddle Brenda Whitener Paul Smith Brenda Smithey Kay Southerland James Stitt David Walker Donald Stone Ernest Sublett Sophomores James Wilson Mary Jane Wooten Oran Wyatt Marilyn Wilson Thomas Worley Johnny Wyatt Dwight Woosley Dwain Wright Judy Wyatt Carmen Yarnell Sheila Yeager Michael Young Patrick Young Roger Young 74 Lion Beauty Ann Aclin 76 First Runner-up Gail Wilson Second Runner-up Lyndy Eddy Lion Beauty Runners-up Ken Hatfield We wish to express our appreci- ation to Mr. Ken Hatfield, All- America Halfback and punt re- turner of the Arkansas Razorbacks, the number one team in the nation for judging our Lion Beauty. and Miss Searcy High School Man Lynn Burns • David Treat The Royalty reigned during the Assembly Highlight of the Homecoming game was the crowning of Queen Anna by Mr. Ahlf Homecoming Maids, sitting: Mary Jean Gentry and Nancy Moon; standing: Jerri Lynn Noble and Vickie Moncrief 81 Maid of Honor Nancy Moon 82 Sophomore Maid Jerri Lynn Noble Maids and Escorts MAID OF HONOR Nancy Moon JUNIOR Vickie Moncrief SENIOR Mary Jean Gentry QUEEN Anna Elliot SOPHOMORE Jerri Lynn Noble 87 Band Sweetheart Wendy Coven 89 F.F.A. Sweetheart Debbie Quattlebaum 92 F. T.A. Sweetheart Artie Rouse Outstanding Students This year the faculty of Searcy High School has chosen as the most outstanding students in their respective classes, James Word, Mary Lou Taylor and Jean Ann Langley. The selections are made on the basis of the stu- dents' qualifications in scholastic achievement, service to the school, participation in various ac- tivities, and character. Senior Class James Word Soph omore Class Jean Ann Langley Junior Class Mary Lou Taylor Outstanding Students ofSHS 12th GRADE STUDENT Janie Word 11th GRADE STUDENT Mary Lou Taylor 94 Student Council Mr. Yarbrough Sponsor Mr. Webb Sponsor Liles Henry President Ronnie Pruitt Vice President Nancy Davis Mary Jean Gentry Ronnie Greer Jimmy Norris Secretary Treasurer Linda Huddleston Mayo Smith Gary Griffin Ann Buchanan 96 David Treat President Mr. Luther Hardii Advisor Montie Duncan V. -Pres. Keith Woosley Secretary Mike Cumbie Treasurer John Holmes Reporter Tommy Brandon Student Advisor Wayne Tanner Sentinel ft kLi htf (k+hm,i rA 1 Jerry Brown Larry Frazier Eddie Bogle Larry Baker Travis Price Dewey Townsend Johnny Baker George Crum Fred Goodwin Sherron Harrison Dewane Hensley Ronnie Holleyfield Mr. Hardin shows Montie and Mike the fundamentals of fence building. Montie prepares to disk future cropland. Searcy High School’s Aft a Aik tifcki hliA n a a i k a cs i.hil Donald Poe Don Sanderson Greg Wallace Don Hanneman Larry Bailey Danny Been Watson Bell Donald Benton Ronnie Betts Ray Carter Richard Cooper Carl and Hammond Jerry Hammond Mike Harrison Randall Hughes Don James Franklin Joyner Jimmy Langley. Denton Macdonald, CHafterTTokes Eugene Purkiss Paul Smith Van Stevens Alphan Stroud Earnest Sublet Dwight Woosley Johnny Wyatt Eddie Barlow Rick Beckman Ray Childers Howard Davis David Finch Flinn Freeling Gerhard Laule Eddie Liles Cleveland Noble Heartsell Smith Jim Taylor Fourth year boys are taught basic fundamentals of farm Agriculture students are instructed on the proper way of machinery. building farm buildings. Future Farmer’s Chapter Lewis Williams Gary Gassaway Raymond Allen Danny Cooper Marvin Cypret Paul Graham Charles Jenkins Bobby Martin Chad Neel Bob Butler James Carmicheal Carol Baker Joe Hitchcock Edwin Hughes Glen Hughes Bobby Shafer Bob Sledge Dale Underwood cs a • « • � � f a r itk Ali t a a a a a Ck a a c r� 7 4 ? fa 4,fatlfc ifa i a a a a a a 41 k . A:i ( fikii Billy Walker Daryle Winegar i Keith Wooslcy Kenneth Stracner David Douglas Jerry Vandiver Jimmy Cunningham Barry Champlne Bill Buchanan Mike Maxwell Terry llix Greg Wallace Jerry Fortner Richard Neu Liles Hcnery Tommy Brandon Harry Price Phillip Williams Burnlc Lightle c6tt Dalrymple Dwight Wooslcy Don James WaQon Bell flilt FoVlkc Roger Y aided Jint BtMlJybok S- Club Glen Norman Mike Cumbie Monde Duncan Robert Edwards David Fletcher Ann Norman Mary Ann Morris Treasurer Historian Sue Wilson Shirley Greer Song Leader Reporter Future Homemakers oj America Phyllis Alton Rosa Nell Bolton Angela Bowman Sharon Brown Joan Burks Mary Lynn Bums Vonnie Carter Betty Clay Freda Cypert Shirley Davis Shirley Dickson Mary Beth Duncan Donna Edwards Mary Jean Gentry Katie Gilreath Florence Griffin Margaret Flail Janis Handley Martha Jo Hays Kathy Head Ida Herrin Rebecca Holeman Claudia Johnson Wanda Langford 101 Sandra Latimer Fayrene Lature Nelta Kay Lawson Jamie Liles Mary Ann Morris Marilyn Murphy Kathy Murray Kathy Peters Jessica Ray Jackie Roberson Betty Ann Roberts Judy Rollins Lanell Stone Glenda Stracener Donna Strickalnd Linda Thatcher Emma Van Dyne Joyce Vaughn Ann Walker Carol Walls Ann Weathers Wanda Webb Karen West Debbie Wilkins Gail Wilson Sue Wilson Sue Wood Martha Wooten Hattie Aclin Freddie Baker Sandra Barlow Nancy Barnett Oleta Bed we 11 Linda Bloodworth Marilyn Boyd Marinell Bradford Sandra Bradley Elvena Burt Terry Butler Janice Cole Erma Conington Tommye Covington Willie Covington Nancy Cunningham Kathy Davis Susie Dillon Sara Edwards Sandra English Ruth Ann Fuller Brenda Fullerton Carolyn Garrison Laura Greer Patricia Hackman Jackie Hamilton Nancy Harris Frances Hipp Carolyn Hopper Linda Jackson Linda Johnson Linda Lafoon Glenda Laird Linda Laird Phyllis Lewis 102 Pansie Melton Carne 11 M inyard Vickie Moncrief Nancy Moon Marquetta Murphj Mary Neal Sandra Newton Wanda Nichols Phyllis Noble Linda Phipps Sara Riddle Norman Shoffner Brenda Street Dianna Stroup Charlotte Taylor Ann Wheetly Ann White Carolyn Wiley Kay Word Peggy Wortham Judy Baker Kathy Barner Glenda Bass Marsha Benbrook Donna Bennett Pattie Capps Debbie Carter Vickie Chandler Linda Christy Ginger Croom Marian Davis Charlie Dickson Lyndy Eddy Katie Finch Linda Gaines Judy Johnson Margaret Johnston Patsy Lewis Lana Liles Debbie Little Marsha McCosh Becky-Mcrris nerriNoble x wafyAnn Sandqsky Penny Palmer Sharon Permenter Janice Pinegar Becky Poston Sherry Redding Charlotte Rhodes Frances Selvidge Kay Southerland Bobbie Carol Smith Brenda Smithy Hilda Walker Judy Wyatt Sandy White Brenda Whitener Carol Ann Wilson Marilyn Wilson Mary Jane Wooten Carmen Yarnell Sheila Yeager Mr. Yarbrough Mr. Simmons Glen Norman Liles Henry David Fletcher Tbmmy Sandusky Sponsor Sponsor President V. 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Reporter Janis Handley Historian Lyndy Eddy Marion Davis Shelley Fuller Linda Leasure Joan Burks Library Club Shirley Jones Margaret Johnston Ann Norman Ann Wheetley Brenda Pate Elaine Smith Sharon Norris Wanda Webb Carol Walls Betty Ann Roberts Wanda Langford Rosa Nell Bolton Margaret Williams Sharon Brown Rebecca Holeman Maudie Rollins Hollis Rongey Teddy Gaylor Carolyn Garrison Rosa Schales Joyce Covington Marinel Bradford Marqueta Murphy Phyllis Alton Kathy Slaughter Mary Ann Morris Carolyn Wiley Linda Phipps Brenda Fullerton Lynda Laird Elvena Burt Donna Strickland W illie Covington Glynda Laird Katie Finch Marilyn Boyd 105 Girls' State These were the girls who attended Arkansas Girls State from Searcy High School in 1964. Mary Lynn Burns Wendy Coven Mary Jean Gentry Shirley Greer Margaret Hall Claudia Johnson Karen West Ann Walker Boys' State These eleven boys were chosen to represent Searcy High School at the 1964 session of Arkansas Boys State. 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Jessica Ray, Jackie Roberson, Betty Ann Roberts, Judy Rollins, Rodney Showalter, Kathy Slaughter, Joe Stevens, Donna Strickland. ROW 2j Alvin Stroud, Linda Thatcher, David Treat, Ray Turnage, nn Walker, Robert Walker. ROW 3: Carol Walls, Wanda Webb, Debbie Wilkens, Henry Wilkens, Margaret 'ane Williams, Sue Wilson. ROW 4: Keith Woosley, Ann Aclin, Donnie Baker, Ronnie Baker, David Christopher, Slancy Davis. ROW 5: Susie Dillin, Linda Huddleston, Linda Johnson, Pansy Melton, Vickie Moncrief, Nancy VIoon. ROW 6: Sara Moore, Sandra Newton, Ann Norman, Fonya Phillips, Hollis Rongey, Mary Ann Sandusky, low 7: Mayo Smith, Charlotte Taylor, Kay Yarbrough, Watson Bell, Elizabeth Cook, Faye Cooper. ROW 8: Jerri Noble. Becky Poston, Susan Pyeatt. ,ana Lile 123 Donna Strickland Alice Ann Burns Stanley Wilson Treasurer Reporter Historian Miss Sharon Boyd Sponsor Mary Lou Taylor President______ Jean Ann t5nglejT Vice President-'' Kathy Slaughter Secretary Future Teachers °f America Bill Buchanan Charlotte Chandler Betty Clay David Douglas David Fletcher Jimmy Jackson Claudia Johnson Linda Leasure Dana Lindell Larry McCall Mary Ann Morris Marilyn Murphy Tommy Sandusky Freddie Baker Ronnie Britton Ann Buchanan Lynn Riley Sara Coleman Laura Greer Frances Hipp Linda Huddleston Pam Martindill Vickie Moncrief Larry Nettles Elizabeth Norman Susan Pyeatt Charlotte Taylor Ann Wheetly Kay Yarbrough Mickey Lemons (Treasurer) itti Capps Jackie Moye Wendy Coven Ginger Croom Penny Palmer Bill Jeffery Led by drum major, Bill Jeffery, Searcy High's marching band presents our high-stepping majorettes: Mickey Lemons ?3ttrCaggSj Jackie Moye, Wendy Coven, Ginger Croom, and Penny Palmer. Compliments of BILL'S RESTAURANT 125 Searcy High School FLUTES Bb CLARINET Ann Buchanan Wendy Coven Ronnie Pruitt Marilyn Wilson Ronnie Baker Joan Burk Ruth Ann Fuller Jackie Moye BASS CLARINET Janice Pannell Betty Ann Roberts Linda Leasure Mickey Lemons Sara Edwards Carmen Yamell Linda Jackson Reida Forrest James Boyd Susie Dillon Margaret Williams Pansie Melton ALTO SAXOPHONE OBOE Judy Evatt Tommy Gentry Elizabeth Cook Patti Aclin Penny Palmer Janice Pinegar «J eppr— y “ftancy Bridges ,- Chyrel Bradberry Keith Collins BASSOON Frances Selvage Kathy Murray Wolfgang Laule TENOR SAXOPHONE Alice Ann Burns Vicky Chandler Rebecca Moody b E CLARINET Jeff Tarkington Charles James Donnie Baker ALTO CLARINET Ann Walker Compliments of COMMERCIAL PRINTING BARITONE SAXOPHONE Mary Lou Taylor Richard Cooper 'Jean Ann Langley JuTita Hudgins Pam Edwards Mary Ann Dunn CORNET Robert Walker Pam Martindell Carol Sanders Roger Lynn Gay Alphen Stroud Ronnie Britton Mike Young utch SherrocP '' But BARITONE Eric Durham Carlond Hammond TROMBONE Gary Moffitt Mearl Danner Jim Childers BASS Larry Nettles Dwight Cranford PERCUSSION David Gardner Benny Robinson Danny Hughes TYMPANI Bill Jeffery Ginger Croom Compliments of THOMPON COMPANY Mr. Jan Shaw DIRECTOR Searcy High School Marching Band and Calendar nC V- Searcy High School Marching Band’s Activities of 1964-65 Late summer days mark the beginning of much hard work for Searcy High's marching band. Under the capable direction of Mr. Shaw, the band draws detailed plans for the formations that delight foot- ball fans, and then begins tedious hours of drill. Fol- lowing the hours of planning and drilling there is a time of uneasiness and tension for the whole band. However, when the night of the show arrives and everything takes place as planned, the band members wonder why they worried. Hard work, drill, and planning are the key words to each band member. They are the words that bring first frowns of worry and then smiles of satisfaction to faces in the Searcy High Marching Band. September 4 - Benton - half-time show September 11 - Cabot - half-time show September 15 - White County Fair parade September 18 - Conway - half-time show September 25 - Watson Chapel - half-time show October 2 - Morrillton - half-time show October 4 - Eden Isle opening October 6 - Exposition parade in Little Rock October 9 - Jacksonville - homecoming October 10 - Won Class A Division at Arkansas A M marching contest October 16 - Sheridan - half-time show October 23 - Mablevale - half-time show October 27 - Played at Little Rock for dedication of A.E.A. October 30 - Russellville - half-time show November 6 - Newport - half-time show November 11 - VFW parade November 13 - Sylvan Hills - half-time show November 20 - Catholic High - half-time show January 10 - Concert February 12,13 - Senior clinic, W. Memphis March 27-April 23-24 - Band Festival May 21 - Played for Graduation 128 Compliments of EARL BAKER USED CARS The majorettes, drum major, and Mr. Shaw take time out to groom parade. Janis Pannell Linda Jackson Susie Dillon Ronnie Pruitt (President) Donnie Baker (Vice-President) Pam Martindale (Secretary) Betty Clay (Band Secretary) Elizabeth Cook Benny Roberson Ronnie Baker Ruth Ann Fuller themselves before the Kathy Murray Joan Burks Patti Aclin Betty Roberts Sara Edwards Pansie Melton Margaret Williams Reid a Forrest The basses and baritones tune up before the daily rehearsal. 130 Compliments of VAN ATKINS Janis Pinegar Wolfgang Laule Vickie Chandler Jeff Tarkington Ann Walker Ann Buchanan Marilyn Wilson Linda Leasure Compliments of CAPPS MOTOR COMPANY Ronnie Pruitt plays the clarinet as other band members look on. Rebecca Moody Nlaty LouXayior lean Ann Langley Julita Hudgins Roger Gay Pam Edwards Alphen Stroud Carol Sanders 132 Mary Ann Dunn Mike Young Butch Sherrod Carlond Hammond Ronnie Britton Robert Walker Eric Durham Jim Childers Compliments of WAYNE KNOX MOTORS The trombone plays an important part in the band. Tom and Mary Lou team up to play the saxophones. Gary Moffitt Meari Danner Dwight Cranford Larry Nettles Wendy Coven - Club Jamie Liles - Senior Class Pam Edwards - Sophomore Class Linda Huddleston Feature Mrs. James Sponsor Mary Lou Taylor Club Patti Aclin Junior Class Don Price Sports Julita Hudgins Ann Aclin Betty Clay Society Society Feature Mrs. Maxwell Sponsor Margaret Hall Senior Class Sarah Coleman Junior Class Larry Shouse Sports Mike Maxwell - Club Susan Pyeatt - Sophomore Cl; Tommy Christopher - Sports Lion News Club Bill Buchanan, Rodney Showalter, David Douglas, Mike Cumbie. Betty Roberts, Nancy Davis, Rebecca Holeman, Wanda Webb, Carol Walls, Joe Stevens, Sharon Dalrymple, Freda Cypert. A� Kathy Murray Joan Burks Donna Strickland Rosa Nell Bolton Mary Beth Duncan Marilyn Murphy !3o . Gary Langley Mayo Smith Sandra Newton Brenda Fullerton Charles James Kay Yarbrough Nita Handley Pansie Melton Ruth Ann Fuller Tom Gentry Ann White Terry Blood worth Alan Hutchinson Dianna Stroup Richard Cooper Sara Kate Moore Jeff Tarkington Penny Palmer Ann Buchanan Sandy White Elizabeth Cook Mary Ann Dunn Burl Neal Lynne Riley Judy Baker Linda Gaines Faye Cooper AV J. W. Austin - Head Coach and Athletic Director Regional 3AA — Runners Up East Division This was the first year under a new coaching staff com- posed of J. W. Austin, Johnny Simmons, and James Heath. After the long, hard summer practices, the members of the team felt that they were ready for the opening game with Benton. The first game was a disappointment in that we lost, but the Lions played a game with few mistakes to show that they were going to be tough during the year. The next week proved this, due to the fact that we thoroughly romped over Cabot. After the Cabot game came the clash with arch rival Conway. Conway was a heavy favorite, but Searcy came through with the best defensive game of the year. Searcy held Conway to a touchdown made in the third quarter and nearly upset the Wampus Cats. After this terrific game the Lions played Sheridan for the conference cham- pionship. The size, speed, experience, and the benefit of their home field were the deciding factors in the game. After losing the game to Sheridan, the Lions won one of the remaining six games. Although the record, 5 wins and 7 losses, was unimpressive according to the won and loss col- umn, the Lions ended up with a conference record of 4-1 and second place in the Region 3AA-East. During the year there was inspired leadership from the captains, Montie Duncan, Kenneth Stracener and seniors. The leadership, desire and the coaching was the difference in winning and losing games. James Heath Assistant Coach Johnny Simmons B Team Coach WE THEY 0 28 38 C 0 7 12 0 12 6 41 18 7 20 6 40 13 20 0 13 Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. 1964 Schedule Searcy Searcy Searcy Searcy Searcy Searcy Searcy Searcy Searcy Searcy Searcy Benton Cabot Conway Watson Chapel Morrilton Jacksonville (HC) Sheridan Mabelvale Russellville (DD) Newport Sylvan Hills 11 id do 3-AA East All Region Football Players The 1964-1965 Football Coaching Staff James Heath, J. W. Austin, Johnny Simmons LARRY JAMES Offensive Quarterback Larry James, who is 5'9 and weighs 155 pounds lettered 2 years in senior football. He led the Searcy Lions to second place in the Region 3AA East with his running and passing ability. DAVID FLETCHER Defensive End David Fletcher, who is 5 11 and weighs 165 pounds, lettered 2 years on his fine defensive work at defensive end. He was also a fine blocker and receiver at offensive end. Keith Woosley, who is 5’9 and weighs 154 pounds, made all district on his ability as a defen- sive halfback. He was also a fine runner at offen- sive halfback. He lettered all three years in high school football. KEITH WOOSLEY Defensive Halfback Athletic FRONT ROW - Randall Hughes, Mike Harrison, Tom Worley, Whit Fowkles, David Walker StCOND ROW - Larry James, Robert Edwards, Barry Champine, Mike Cumbie, Monte Duncan. THIRD ROW - Roger YarnelR Greg Wallace, Terry Hix, David Douglas, Jimmy Cunningham, David Fletcher. BACK ROW - Burney Jerry Fortner, Mr. Ahlf, Coach Heath, Coach Austin. ip Williams, Department FRONT ROW - Lyn MeEuetf, Scott Dalrymple, Dwight Woosley, Freddie Arnholt, Wats2n_BelL SECOND ROW - Kenneth Stracner. JimmyJacKsan Twenty Wilkins, Keith Woosley, Mike Maxwell. THIRD ROW - Mike Dunn, Bill Buchanan, Glen Norman, Jerry Vandiver, James Slayton, Jimmy Benbrook. BACK ROW - Coach Simmons, Mr. Yar- brough, Sam Hill, Lynn Cooley, Don James. 141 Searcy 0 Benton 28 I his was the opening game for both teams for 1964. Although the teams played a good game the Benton Panthers proved to be superior. Outstanding performances for Benton were given by fullback Glen Hockersmith, and quarterback R. E. Hodges. For Searcy Larry James and Jimmy Jackson were standouts. Searcy 38 Cabot 0 Getting a big offensive night from fullback Jimmy Jackson, the Searcy Lions romped over Cabot's Panthers for their first Conference win of the year. Jackson dominated the offensive statistics in scoring three touchdowns. Defensive standouts were Kenneth Stracener, Robert Edwards, and David Fletcher. Searcy 0 Conway 7 The Searcy Lions came within a hair of pulling what would have been the upset of the year in Arkansas high school.football. The Lions held the Conway Wampus Cats, Arkansas' number one high school team, to a 0-0 stand off at the half, before bowing 7-0 on a third quarter touchdown by J. B. Pendergraft. Conway held a big edge statistic wise, but the Lions proved that heart and desire still have a place in football. f _( MONTIE DUNCAN Sr. Co-Capt. KENNETH STRACENER Sr. Co-Capt. End Guard 142 MIKE CUMBIE Sr. Halfback GLEN NORMAN Sr. Tackle ROBERT EDWARDS Sr. Guard Larry James scores from three yards out with fine blocking from David Fletcher, Kenneth Stracene- and Jimmy Jackson. 143 JERRY VANDIVER Sr. TERRY HIX Sr. HENRY WILKINS Sr. Tackle Halfback Guard Searcy 12 Watson Chapel 0 The Lions used two clutch pass interceptions combined with an effective defense to knock off the Wildcats. The first of the pass interceptions came when defensive right end Greg Wallace intercepted halfback Terry Tay- lor s pass on the Wildcat 44 and returned it all the way. Midway in the final period Searcy's Larry James inter- cepted the second pass at the 44 and returned it 27 yards to the 17. Jackson later scored from the six. The Lions led in rushing yardage 159-126. Mike Cumbie with 55 and Jackson with 51 led the Lions in rushing. Searcy 12 Morrilton 6 Quarterback Larry James uncorked his passing arm the second half as the Searcy Lions came from behind to post a win over the Morrilton Devil Dogs in a Region 3AA-East thriller . James who completed one of two passes the first half, converted on six of eight the second half for 137 yards. Cumbie finished as the leading rusher with 87 yards on 17 carries. Woosley got 45 yards on eight carries and caught three passes for 60 yards. Terry Hix was outstanding on defense. MIKE DUNN Sr. Tackle BARRY CHAMPIN E Sr. Tackle MIKE MAXWELL Sr. Guard Jackson throws a room. block to givfij i ;mes running GREG WALLACE Jr. JAMES SLAYTCN Jr. PHILIP WILLIAMS Jr. Fullback Center Guard Searcy 41 Jacksonville 18 The Searcy Lions and Jacksonville Red Devils put on a wild Homecoming show as the Lions took the victory over the Devils. Searcy quarterback Larry James had a great night scoring four touchdowns, running three extra points and passing for another. The Lions led in total offense 363-313 yards. Jacksonville led in first downs 17-13. JERRY FORTNER Jr. End BURNEY LIGHTLE Jr. Halfback SAM HILL Jr. Halfback Searcy 7 Sheridan 28 This was a big clash for both teams. They came into the game tied for the lead in the conference. The Sheridan Yellowjackets came away with the 3AA-East title. Outstanding on offense for Sheridan was fullback Gary Hines and for Searcy Mike Cumbie who scored the only touchdown for Searcy. MIKE HARRISON Soph. Tackle Keith Woosley stiff-arms a would-be tackier and gains good yardage. DON JAMES Soph. Center DAVID WALKER Soph. Quarterback Searcy defense stops Catholic High for small gain. Searcy 18 Sylvan Hills 13 Quarterback Larry James rolled up 138 yards total offense as the Searcy Lions clinched second place in Region 3AA-East with a victory over the Sylvan Hills Bears. James completed eight of his 13 passing at- tempts for 140 yards, and rushed for an ad- ditional 43 including two touchdowns him- self. David Fletcher caught four passes for 57 yards while his punting was outstanding. Watson Bell, a sophomore, played a good game in place of the injured co-captain Montie Duncan. Dwight Woosley picks up good yardage up die middle against Sylvan Hills. 149 HEAD BASKETBALL COACH Don Pitts 3AA-East Basketball 1964-1965 Basketball The basketball team of 1965 was very inexperienced. Sophomores, juniors, and two seniors composed the team. The Lions were a small team and the players had to fight extra hard against the bigger teams. The point makers for the year were James and Henry. Jackson, Hays, and Neu accounted for most of the re- bounds with assistance from sophomores, Griffin, Fowlkes, and Baker. During the year the team gained composure and played some excellent ball despite the size and experience factors. The season's record was 16 wins and 11 losses. MGR. Kenneth Stracener 1964-65 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date We Opponent They Place Nov. 27 57 Paragould 72 Here Dec. 1 64 Batesville 49 Here Dec. 5 52 Conway 65 There Dec. 8 62 Jacksonville 59 Here Dec, 11 58 Newport 73 Here Dec. 14- ■19 3AA Tournament Jacksonville 63 Sylvan Hills 42 Jacksonville 60 Conway 71 Jacksonville Jan. 4 A. S. T. C. Tournament Conway 69 Western Grove 45 Conway 43 Mt. Home 58 Conway Jan. 5 61 Jacksonville 42 There Jan. 8 50 M able vale 56 There Jan. 12 57 Hall High 56 There Jan. 15 37 Paragould 47 There Jan. 19 60 Conway 68 Here Jan. 26 66 Sylvan Hills 48 Here Jan. 29 60 Watson Chapel 59 Here Feb. 2 62 Morrilton 35 There Feb. 5 89 Cabot 36 Here Feb. 9 63 Sheridan 66 Here Feb. 12 60 Sylvan Hills 48 There Feb. 16 58 Watson Chapel 73 There Feb. 19 Morrilton Here Feb. 23 Cabot There Feb. 26 Sheridan There A” Varsity From left to right: Watson Bell, Harry Car- ter, Richard Neu, Jimmy Jackson, Mark Hays, Tommy Baker, Gary Griffin, Roger Murphy, Whit Fowlkes, Richard Evans, Larry James, Liles Henry, Coach Don Pitts kneel- ing. Assistant Coach Johnny Simmons Head Coach Don Pitts James looks on as Murphy goes for a free ball. Baker and Neu go high for an attempted rebound. ROGER MURPHY Jr. A team forward Mark Hays makes an attempt to block the shot, but fouls while do- ing so. WHIT FOWLKES Soph. A team guard Neu makes an attempt to gain the ball from Newport's number 10. Other teammates screen Newport players. TOMMY BAKER Soph. I A team forward 154 Baker, Neu, and Murphy watch as a Newport player gets the ball. 155 3-A A — East B Basketball B Team Coach JOHNNY SIMMONS Manager Manager KENNETH STRACENER DAVID FLETCHER JIM RAND Jr. B team forward GAYLON PARKS Jr. B” team guard McEUEN oph. B team center Neu screens off players while Hays and num- ber 20 of Newport plays the rebound. Whit looks on as Liles makesAtwo MIKE PRICE Soph. B team guard Baker fouls number 25 in attempt to gain a rebound. KEITH WOOSLEY Sr. B Guard RAY TURNAGE Sr. B team Center Regional 3-A A Track 1964 Track Team: FRONT ROW - Mike Bridges, Greg Wallace, Bur' ney Lightle, Jerry Fortner, Harry Price, David Christopher. MIDDLE ROW - Mike Dunn, Mark Dunnam, Keith Woosley, Montie Duncan, Gary Overstreet, Tommy Brandon. BACK ROW - Bill Jaynes, Liles Henry, James Slayton, Mike Cumbie, Larry James, Henry Wilkins. Senior Track 440 yard relay team--Mark Dunnam, Tommy Brandon, Harry Price, Keith Woosley When the spring weather comes around, it is time for the Searcy Lions and the coaches to hit the track. Track is, and has always been primarily an individual sport. It presents a challenge to each individual boy that participates. With the opening of the 1964 season and only a few re- turning letterman back from the 1963 squad the coaches were faced with a rebuilding job. The track squad which was made up primarily of sophomores and juniors finished third in the Region 3AA District track meet. Larry James displays his form on the low hurdles. 880 yard relay team--Tommy Bran- don, Jerry Former, Liles Henry, and Mike Cumbie 160 Mile relay team - Mark Dunnam, Montie Duncan, Tommy Bran- don, Keith Woosley High jumpers - Montie Duncan, Burney Lightle Senior Track Distance runners - Mike Bridges, Greg Wallace, Mike Cumbie Montie Duncan displays his form on the high hurdles. 161 Shot - Gary Overstreet, Mike Dunn Sprinters - Bill Jaynes, Henry Wilkins, Keith Woosley, Mark Dunnam, Harry Price, Jerry Fortner 440 yard run - James Slayton, Mark Dunnam, Keith Woosley, Mark Dun- nam, Harry Price, Jerry Fortner 162 ADVERTISERS SECURITY BANK WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. Searcy Arkansas SEARCY WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1965 SENIOR CLASS FROSTYAIRE FOR FROZEN FOODS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1965 JOE’S TOWN AND COUNTRY EAST RACE ST. SEARCY BORDEN’S MILK FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS If It's Borden's It's Got to Be Good SEARCY DAIRY DISTRIBUTORS V. E. 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Telephone Searcy, Arkansas CH 5-5876 HART AUTO GENTRY’S GROCERY SERVICE Congratulations, Best in Auto Repairs Seniors at Lowest Price of 1965 Phone CH 5-3221 Searcy, Arkansas Searcy Arkansas FOR COMPLETE CONCRETE NEEDS SEE F F CONCRETE CARL BEAVERS - OPERATOR Searcy Arkansas LIGHTLE DOBBINS LIGHTLE REALTORS INSURERS 410 WEST ARCH AVENUE SEARCY, ARKANSAS J. B. LIGHTLE DEENER DOBBIN JR. THAD RUDD TERRIL HUFF MISS GERALDINE AUNSPAUGH MISS NANCY THOMPSON MRS. JANET BAKER PHONE CH 5-3563 SEARCY FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION THE BUSINESS THAT BUILDS BETTER COMMUNITIES As the nation’s largest source of home loans, Insured Savings and Loan Associations like ours play a leading role in community development. When you save with us, your money ... in addition to earning excellent returns for you . . . helps build our community. Start a savings account with us, soon. 403 West Arch Ave . Phone CH 5-2436 Member Federal Home Loan Bank System BUCK POWERS RESTAURANT Beebe, Arkansas Compliments Compliments of of CLYDE DUNCAN DR. LEE A. BIGGS Used Cars A Complete Line in OPTOMETRIST New and Used Cars Searcy Arkansas Searcy, Arkansas If You Have Some Auto Painting, Body Work, or Glass to Replace, Call BURKS BODY SHOP Phone CH 5-2512 1512 East Race Searcy, Arkansas The Best in Athletic Supplies SPAULDINGS ATHLETIC GOODS Little Rock Arkansas RAY AND HOT SEARCY VAN Congratulations Seniors AND STORAGE ODELL POLLARD Agents for Atlas Van Lines Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas WHITE COUNTY Complime nts of PACKING CO. GUY’S Congratulations DRIVE IN Seniors Searcy Arkansas PARK AVENUE GROCERY CH 5-2481 Searcy Compliments of OLEN BRIDGES M.D. Searcy Arkansas Congratulations Seniors of 1965 A P MILLS Kensett Arkansas CITY TIRE COMPANY Congratulations, Seniors Phone CH 5-4620 Searcy, Arkansas FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ann Walker Debbie Wilkins Judy Rollins Mary Jean Gentry Charlotte Chandler Mary Beth Duncan Janis Handley Martha Jo Hays Sandra Kubisiak Larry Shouse Jamie Liles Jackie Moye Joe Stevens Ray Turnage Betty Ann Roberts Where the friendliest people on earth meet and worship CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FRIENDLY KROGER STORE BEST WISHES, SENIORS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Searcy, Arkansas Searcy Arkansas SHOP AT YOUR GOOD LUCK SENIORS RALPH BURNS BEN FRANKLIN STORE Searcy Arkansas FOR THE BEST IN TRUCKING SERVICE CALL POWELL TRUCK LINE CH 5-3551 Searcy, Arkansas Shop at Your STERLING STORE Searcy's Leading 5£ - $1 Store Searcy Arkansas Compliments of PARRISH JEWELRY STORE Searcy Arkansas Compliments of PASTIME BILLIARD PARLOR Where Friends Meet Searcy Arkansas Compliments of ALLEN-SHELL AUTO PARTS Accessories . Wholesale . Carburetors Quality Automotive Parts Phone CH-4676 306 S. Main HAWKINS CLINIC STEWART’S 403 East Lincoln Feminine Apparel Searcy 106 N. Spring CH 5-3455 HAYS COTTON AND FEED STORE Searcy Arkansas THE SEARCY BANK Your Bank of Friendly Service Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS OF 1965 Searcy Arkansas HARDING COLLEGE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS SERVING COLLEGE AND COMMUNITY BILL FURNER Manager Searcy, Arkansas Phone CH 5-4291 PORTER ROGERS HOSPITAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1965 Searcy Arkansas Compliments of COLLEGE FARM DAIRY Searcy, Arkansas Phone CH 5-2532 To stay physically fit and mentally alert, to meet the challenges of a busy schedule of study and athletic activities, drink at least three glasses of College Farm Dairy Milk every day. MAM 'SELLE Electrical Contracting WEIR BROTHERS ELECTRIC Searcy, Arkansas Lindon Street Phone CH 5-3554 SONNY’S AMERICAN STATION AND RADIATOR SHOP SONNY GARRISON, Owner Phone CH 5-9631 153 East Race Avenue Searcy, Arkansas enjoy root beer at the A W A W ROOT BEER TOT SHOP Apparel for Children 306 North Spring KELSO’S FARM SUPPLY CH 5-3643 CH 5-3100 SEARCY EQUIPMENT CO. INC. 204 West Arch Searcy, Arkansas ELLIOTT ARNHOLT’S BEST OF LUCK SENIORS OF 1965 We Sell the Clothes Boys' Wear Young Men's Wear Men's Wear Searcy Arkansas W. T. Norman Gro. Sta. 505 SOUTH ELM PHONE CH 5-4561 COMPLIMENTS OF MORGAN OIL COMPANY LION OIL PRODUCTS Searcy CH 5-3816 Arkansas SAM’L BINGHAM’S SON MFG. CO. BEST WISHES, SENIORS Searcy Arkansas CAPP’S MOTOR COMPANY MEET ME AT THE BURGER BARN Hwy. East YOUR LINCOLN, MERCURY DEALER J. I. GIPSON SPEEDY CAPPS Congratulations to the Class of '65 Hwy. 67 East Searcy, Arkansas Congratulations, Seniors FULLER’S QUALITY MARKET Searcy Arkansas For the Best in Flowers Call PRICE BROS. Compliments of RIDDLE TIN SHOP Good Luck, Seniors! CH 5-3723 Searcy, Arkansas CARDER BUICK-RAMBLER Hwy. 67 E Searcy COMPANY Phone CH 5-2401 Arkansas RAMBLER GARNER McKENNEY SUPPLY Searcy, Arkansas CITIZEN ABSTRACT VAN ATKINS SNACK BAR Roar Lions Roar! Compliments of WEST BOOK STORE Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas Compliments of FRASER REPAIR SHOP Searcy Arkansas CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! HEADLEE DRUG STORE 204 N. SPRING and CLINIC DRUG STORE 912 E. RACE Searcy Arkansas CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES SENIORS Cone Huddleston GENERAL CONTRACTOR Searcy P. O. Box 906 CHARLES A. LOVELL CONTRACTOR Searcy Arkansas PARKER COMPLIMENTS OF iEfc FLORAL NOBLE MOTEL SHOP AAA Swimming Pool - T.V. 812 East Race St. Air Conditioning CH 5-2371 Searcy Arkansas CAR PARTS GALORE LOTS OF GOOD USED CARS A BONANZA OF BARGAINS WRECKER SERVICE HUGHES SONS USED PARTS CH 5-3623 Hwy. 67 - Judsonia STRICKLAND AMUSEMENT COMPANY Finest in Sound Equipment Bald Knob Arkansas Italian GOOD FOOD _ - American Foods Ay i0 Foods Good Luck Home y- K, Homemade Cooked yj Pies Seniors MRS. HARRIS CAFETERIA LLOYD HENRY Searcy Arkansas Keepsake Diamonds GARRISON JEWELER In Searcy Since 1905 Searcy Phone CH 5-2340 Arkansas HEUER’S SHOE STORE AND THE SHOE BOX SEARCY TIN SHOP Good Luck, Seniors! Searcy Arkansas Compliments of RAYMOND LA PE WARD’S BODY WORKS SEE WARD'S FOR A COMPLETE LINE IN SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION. CONWAY ARKANSAS JOB PRINTING COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO., INC. IF IT S COOD FOOD YOU WANT- h ypAsmies br£ d MARKET ALLEN’S STREET QUALITY CAFE BAKERY COMPLIMENTS OF J. T. LANGLEY YOUR FRIENDLY CONOCO DEALER Hottest Brand Going Searcy, Arkansas Compliments Compliments of of HASSELL HUNT WHITE COUNTY MOTOR CO. LUMBER CO. Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES SENIORS SENIORS STATE FARM MILLER PACKING INSURANCE COMPANY Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas SEARCY FLOORING and LUMBER COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1965 SENIOR CLASS Cotherns Men’s Store WITH YOUNG MEN'S IDEAS FEATURING ARROW SPORTSWEAR CIRCKETEER SUITS PHONE CH 5-2858 SEARCY, ARKANSAS West Race Claudia Johnson Montie Duncan John Holmes Karen West Jessica Ray Ronnie Greer Gary Langley Rosa Nell Bolton Baptist Church BEST WISHES, SENIORS WEST RACE BAPTIST CHURCH Searcy, Arkansas Duncan’s Chrysler and Plymouth Agency CH 5-2456 Searcy Arkansas Good Luck Seniors! Duncan I � i« i —3 TAYLOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION WHITE BARBER SHOP Sale Every Tuesday JOE AND MYLTLE TAYLOR Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1965 Searcy Arkansas FARMER’S MERCHANTS BANK Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Judsonia Arkansas C. M. DAVIS Congratulations to the Seniors of 1965 T.V. Antennas Installed and MR. CARL STEWARD Repaired CH 5-2263 Searcy Your AETNA LIFE AGENT -COMPLIMENTS OF- -COMPLIMENTS OF- SHANES PHILLIPS CENTRAL BARBER SHOP 66 Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas COOPER’S BARBER SHOP JOHN COWGILL GROCERY AND MARKET CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF Meats, Fruits, Vegetables and Groce rie s 1964-65 Phone CH 5-3730 1103 West Pleasure Searcy Arkansas COMPLIMENTS OF ESQUIRE MOTOR REST MEN’S TRUCK STOP STORE Highway 69 By Pass Searcy Arkansas Searcy Ark. East Side of the Court House Searcy Natural Poise Petite Deb and Rand Shoes Arkansas CONGRATULATIONS TO THE KINDERGARTEN CLASS OF 1952 MRS. JOE KNOX Ray Turnage Betty Ann Roberts Julita Hudgins Bill Buchanan Joan Burks Rodney Showalter Ronnie Greer Jackie Roberson Joe Yingling Larry Shouse Mary Jean Gentry Montie Duncan Jamie Liles Mary Beth Duncan Claudia Johnson Robert Edwards Ann Walker Mike Maxwell Rosa Nell Bolton Kathy Slaughter Robert Walker Jackie Moye Glen Norman Sandra Latimer Marilyn Murphy Compliments of L. E. CARMICHAEL, DISTRIBUTOR Phone Searcy, CH 5-2111 Arkansas Compliments of INTERNATIONAL SHOE COMPANY Searcy Arkansas Kelvinator - Motorola - Fedders - Curtis Mathes DAVIS FURNITURE APPLIANCE 215 W. Race RICHARD DAVIS Phone CH 5-4618 Owner Searcy, Arkansas WAYNE KNOX USED CARS 703 East Race Searcy, Arkansas Compliments of SEARCY AUTO Searcy Arkansas STROTHER ABSTRACT COMPANY Searcy Arkansas Compliments of C. J. “TUFFY” YARBROUGH Used Cars Searcy Arkansas COMPLIMENTS OF The SEARCY DENTISTS Searcy, Arkansas COMPLIMENTS OF ALVIN LACKY Searcy, Arkansas Compliments of YOUNG’S WHOLESALE and TIRE SERVICE Searcy Arkansas BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1965 HOLIDAY SAND’S Searcy Arkansas Compliments of BILL YARBROUGH CITY SERVICE Searcy Arkansas SCOTT AND SON FURNITURE SEARCY, ARKANSAS PHONE CH 5-4157 112 E. RACE THE SOUTH'S FRIENDLIEST STOP BEL-MAR MOTEL BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1965 Beebe, Ark. Jerry Collins Texaco FOR ROAD SERVICE PHONE CH 5-9710 SOUTH MAIN TEXACO SEARCY ARKANSAS YOU CAN TRUST YOUR CAR TO THE MAN WHO WEARS A STAR. MARVIN EVANS CH 5-5533 49 Mohawk Dr . MORRIS AND SON Shoes Men's Wear Searcy Arkansas NEU’S JEWELRY DAIRY PRODUCTS The Dairy Queen Compliments of Compliments of Mayfair HOTEL WHITE COUNTY LANES Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas Moye and Son Congratulations Senior s Searcy, Arkansas Phone CH 5-2196 VAN-ATKINS DEPARTMENT STORE ERNEST LEE PERSON 4 SONS GENERAL MERCHANDISE 121 N. Spruce St. Compliments of NORTHSIDE GROCERY Compliments of SWEEDEN CREME Arkansas Compliments of HAILE SERVICE STATION Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas THE CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO. One of America's Finest Newspapers Phone CH 5-4621 Job Printing Serviced by the Associated Press ROBERTSON’S -Compliments of- RENDEZVOUS MAURICE MOON D-X STATION Congratulations Seniors Ph. CH 5-9648 Searcy Arkansas 1100 E. Race FOR THE BEST HAY’S McGAHA IN USED CARS CALL-OR SEE FOR THE BEST IN OFFICE EARL BAKER EQUIPMENT AND TYPEWRITERS COMPLIMENTS OF Birds Eye Division of General Foods Searcy Arkansas Searcy PEST CONTROL by ADAMS Protects Your Health Benton Little Rock Bate sville CH 5-4620 SEARCY FABRIC CENTER ALL TYPES FABRICS AND DRAPERY GUARANTEED INSTALLATION CH 5-4914 ACLIN MOTOR CO. OLDSMOBILE - INTERNATIONAL SALES - PARTS - SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF COCA-COLA Searcy Arkansas 1 500 E . Race Searcy, Ark. Phone CH 5-3581 Compliments of RUSTY’S DRIVE IN Bill's Superette Hi-Way 67 South Phone Searcy, Arkansas CH 5-9797 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES SENIORS WOOD FREEMAN LUMBER CO. 400 South Locust Searcy, Arkansas Compliments of HARRISON’S MARKET SEARCY SPORT SHOP Fresh Meat and Vegetables Across From the Ball Park South Main Searcy and Lincoln Arkansas YARNELL ICE CREAM CO. Home of Good Ice Cream Searcy Arkansas FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Best of Luck, Seniors Robert Edwards Jimmy Jackson Sandra Latimer Mary Lynn Burns Mary Ann Morris David Stewart Glen Norman Carolyn Dobbins Martha Wooten Robert Walker Yarnell The Thompson Company, Inc. PECANS Drop in sometime and see how we shell pecans. Arkansas' oldest and largest pecan shelling plant. In business since 1918. Pontiac Cadillac GMC F rigidaire Searcy, Arkansas South Main CH 5-3541 Arkansas Large st Shelling Plant We Cater to the Wholesale Trade Bolton S SEARCY STEEL COMPANY STEEL FOR BRIDGES AND BUILDING CH 5-2466 P. O. Box 1007 Searcy, Arkansas Compliments of SHERROD’S RAND’S POLLY SERVICE STATION CLEAN Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS CHARLES YINGLING Searcy Arkansas B. J. PIERCE LUMBER CO. Searcy Arkansas Compliments of Compliments of ACME CLEANERS LOU FOSTER - ALLAN FOSTER WILLIAM WALKER 118 East Arch Ave . CH 5-3298 Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas Compliments of AAA RENT ALL EO LIGHTLE 1001 Items Rented Even Money Small Appliances and Bicycle Parts and Service Searcy Arkansas 800 W. Race Searcy, Ark. You said to come and see you right after graduation, sir, and here I am!” NATURAL GAS PIPELINE COMPANY OF AMERICA SEARCY, ARKANSAS COLEMAN MILK ICE (REAM -Compliments of- EAST BARBER SHOP Searcy Arkansas STEVE TYE USED CARS WE DON'T WANT ALL THE BUSINESS JUST YOURS MOYE SON CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Phone CH 5-2196 Searcy Arkansas COM PLIMENTS VAN ATKINS SNACK BAR Searcy Arkansas 1104 W. Pleasure Hwy. 36 West Searcy, Ark. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS RICHARD WOOTEN MOTORS Bus. CH 5-5536 - Home CH 5-5536 King of the Cleanest Used Cars and Trucks in the State BEST WISHES FROM REMINGTON RAND DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND CORPORATION Searcy, Arkansas Manufacturer of Adding Machines and Cash Registers Phone CH 5-5845 Memory is a fragile thing— A bee's honey and its sting! —Newton We have paused 'mid the wonders of life and the magic of science, to bring forth on these pages the golden moments of time just past. It was our wish to walk again the paths of achievement, fun, beauty and skill; to walk the winter slopes and enjoy the summer sun. We have set them all before you - Come walk with us! Index Administration and Faculty Ruben N. Adams 18 James W. Ahlf 16,138 J. W. Chick Austin 20,100,136, 137,138,157 Elwanda Bell 20, 100 Sharon Kay Boyd 21, 64,124 Byron T. Byars 20,52 Ruth Fuller 22,52,116 Rachel Greer 23,114,119 Chrystal D. Hardin 24 Luther Hardin 11,22,97 James L. Heath 21,136,137,138, 157 Gladys Beck 26 Earl Belcher 25 Jim Duncan 26,27 Oweta Humphrey 22,64 W. A. Hudgins 18 Mary Kay James 19, 64,136,135 Lerleen Jackson 24 Mary Lynn Langford 24 Rosemary Langley 21,113,118 Ruby Langley 19,105 J. B. Lightle 18 Mildred L. Maxwell 22, 64,136, 135 Ceil Morgan 20,117 Charlotte Morgan 23,101,110 Mary Pittner 23 Auxiliary y Robert Lawson 28 Chester McMahan 29 Clee Reed 29 Carrie Smithy 26 Donald Pitts 23,149 Phillip H. Pyeatt 18 Eloise Scroggins 22 Jan Shaw 23,127 Johnny Simmons 21,136,137,139, 149,154,157 Troyce Smith 18 Carl Steward 12,19 Helen Sutherlin 19 Lois Thornton 20,32 Ted Weathers 21 Davis H. Webb 19,64,96 Lee Yarbrough 17,104,139 Albert Tuggle 26 Iris Webb 26 Ralph Yearby 26,27 Phyllis Alton 43,101,105,117 Mike Arnett 33 James Ausburn 37 Linda Bailey 43 Rex Bailey 43 Patsy Barnett 33,117 Dyann Benton 38 Geneva Bittle 50 Rosa Nell Bolton 33,101,105', 110, 119.116.135 Angela Bowman 44,101,113, 118, 119,116 Barbara Brown 45 Jerry Brown 42, 97 Sharon Brown 47,101,105 Bill Buchanan 32,104,139,142, 135 Joan Burks 43,101,105,110,119, 126.130.135 Mary Lynn Burns 12,33,101,106, 108,109,119 Norman Byrd 49 Vickie Carter 42,118,119 Vonnie Carter 36,117 Barry Champine 44,138,143,104 Charlotte Chandler 43,109,119, 116 Betty Clay 41,119,101,129,116, 135 Seniors Wendy Coven 48,106,125,126, 131,135, 89,116,122 Larry Cox 44 Pat Crosby 44,117 George Crum 45, 97 MikeCumbie 48,138,141,157, 158,159,97,107,135 Jim Cunningham 38,138,143 Freda Cypert 40,110,101,135 Sharon Dalrymple 35,135 Shirley Davis 43,117,101 Shirley Dickson 49,101 Sandra Dixon 46 Carolyn Dobbins 45 David Douglas 37,138, 142,104, 135 Mary Beth Duncan 32,119,101,135 Montie Duncan 13,38,138,140, 157,159,97,107,104,116 Mike Dunn 45,107,139,143,157, 160 Donna Edwards 45,101 Robert Edwards 34,138,141,104 Bonnie English 47 David Fletcher 47,137,138,154, 104 Lloyd Fraser 48,107 Larry Frazier 46,97 Marion Gardner 48 Mary Jean Gentry 13,37,101,106, 108,109, 96,119 Dixie Ghent 50 Kathie Gilreath 34,101,108,109, 110.119 Nancy Gilreath 39,101,108,109, 118.119 Nancy Greene 50,118,119 Ronnie Greer 13,32, 96,104 Shirley Greer 13,34,101,106,115, 119,116 Florence Griffin 46,101 James Griffin 47,117 Wayne Griffin 49 Margaret Hall 37.101,106,108, 109,110,118.119.135 Ronnie Hambrick 48,117 Mackey Hamilton 41 Jan Handley 40,101,105,119,116 Pat Hanneman 49 Jim Hare 39 Martha Jo Hays 13.35,101,108, 109.119 Kathy Head 41,101 Ida Herrin 50,101,110,119 Terry Hix 35,138,142 Rebecca Holeman 39,102,105, 119 228 John Holmes 40,97,104,116 Julita Hudgins 37,101,110,119, 127.132.116.135 Jimmy Jackson 35,104,139,140, 149.150 Larry James 12,36,104,107,137, 138, 149,150, 157,153 Bill Jeffery 36,125,127 Claudia Johnson 12 , 48,102,106, 108,109, 110,119 Sandy Kubisick 50 Wanda Langford 45,102,105,117 Diane Langley 37, 117 Gary Langley 40,135 Sandra Latimer 40,102,108,109, 110,118,119 Fayrene Latture 33,102,117 Nelta Lawson 43,102,105,113, 116,118 Linda Leasure 41,105,119,126,131 Jamie Liles 42,102,119,116,135 Dana Lindell 13,40,108,109,119, 116 Burnis Litaker 34 Billy Lynn 32,117 Mike Maxwell 50,104,107,139, 143.116.135 Larry McCall 34 Mary Ann Morris 49,105,102,108, 109,120,116 Jackie Moye 35,120,125,126 Larry Moye 43 Marilyn Murphy 46,102,108,109, 110.120.135 Kathy Murry 36,102,120,126,130, 116, 135 Glen Norman 13,47,104,107,139, 141 Jimmy Norris 13,32,96,104,107, 116 Sharon Norris 45 Judy Overstreet 38 Barbara Owens 41 Bonnie Parkridge 40 Kathy Peters 47,102,110,118,120 Don Price 50,135 Jessica Ray 50,102,108,109, 111, 120 Gary Redman 43,117 Mary Riley 35 Jackie Roberson 12,38,102,120, 116 Larry Roberson 45 Betty Ann Roberts 41,102,105, 111, 120,126,130,135 Judy Rollins 47,102,120 Maudie Rollins 46,105,117 Index Tommy Sandusky 49,104,116 Larry Shouse 33,135 Rodney Showalter 42,104. 107,116, 135 James Sidle 40 Joe Sims 44 Kathy Slaughter 36,105,113,118, 120 Brenda Smith 42 Darrel Smith 39,117 David Stewart 37 Glenda Stracner 46,102 Kenneth Stracener 13,33,104,139, 140,154 Joe Stevens 49,135 Donna Strickland 39,102,105,116, 120.135 Lanell Stone 49,102, 111 Alphen Stroud 35, 98,127,132 Van Tarpley 42,117 Linda Thatcher 42,102,108,109, 118,120 Marilyn Thompson 48 Billy Don Tilly 39,104 David Treat 12, 33.104, 97,107 Ray Turnage 48,154,156,116 Kenneth Uttley 41 Jerry Vandiver 46,139,142 Emma VanDyne 36,102, 111 Joyce Vaughn 44,102, 111 Ann Walker 38,102,106,110,116 120,126,131 Robert Walker 41,127,133 Carol Walls 32,102,105, 111, 120, 116.135 Roberta Weathers 34,102,105 Wanda Webb 42,102,105,120,135 Karen West 39,102,106,108,109, 111,120,116 Debbie Wilkins 39,102,108,109, 118,110,120 Henry Wilkins 35,139,142,157, 160 Gary Williams 38,117 Margaret Williams 4,105,120,126, 130 Gail Wilson 13,32,102,108,109, 111, 121 Stanley Wilson 36,124 Sue Wilson 46,101,113,118,120 Sue Wood 44,102,105,117,116 Keith Woosley 36, 97,104,107,137, 138,154,156, 157,158, 116,159, 160 Martha Wooten 12,38,102,108, 109,120 James Word 13,34,104,116 Evelyn Wortham 34 Joe Yingling 12,37 Juniors Ann Aclin 52,115,120,116, 135 Patty Aclin 52,102, 111, 120,126, 130, 136 Donnie Baker 52,126,129,116 Freddie Baker 57,102 Jo Ann Baker 52,105, 120 Johnny Baker 52 Larry Baker 52 Ronnie Baker 52,126, 129,116 Sandra Barlow 52,102 Nancy Barnett 53,102 Oleta Bedwell 53,102 Robert Bell 53 Jim Benbrook 53,139,140 Keith Benson 53 Rollan Benton 53 Kenneth Billings 53 Ray Black 53,117 Linda Bloodworth 53,120,116 Terry Bloodworth 53,136 Eddie Bogle 54 Robert Boner 54 James Boyd 54,126,131 Marilyn Boyd 53,105,118,202 Marinell Bradford 53,102,105 Sandra Bradley 53,102 Tommy Brandon 54, 97,157,158, 159 Shirley Brekhus 53, 111 Mike Bridges 54,157,159 Ronnie Britton 54,127,133 Elvena Burt 53,102,105 Terry Butler 54,102,111 Harry Carter 54,149,153.116 Larry Chapman 55 David Christopher 157,160,55 Janice Cole 54,102,108, 109,118, 111, 120 Mike Cole 55,104 Sarah Coleman 54,118,120,135 Lynn Cooley 55,139,146 Richard Cooper 55,98,127,132, 135 Erma Covington 54,102 Tommy Covington 54,102,105 Willie Covington 54,102,105 Nancy Cunningham 54,102, 111 Kathy Davis 55,102 Nancy Davis 55,96,115,120,116, 135 Wanda Davis 55 Susie Dillon 55.102, 111, 120,126, 129 229 Index Sara Edwards 55, 102,126, 130 Anna Elliot 55,115,120,116 Sandra English 55,102 Richard Evans 55,102 Jerry Fortner 55,138,145,157,158, 160 Brenda Foster 55 Ruth Ann Fuller 56,102,120,126, 129,136 Brenda Fullerton 56.102, 105,116, 136 David Garrison 56 Carolyn Garrison 56,102,105 Juanice Gaylor 56,105 Tommy Gentry 56,104,126,131, 135 Dixie Ghent 120 Laura Greer 56,102,111,120 Patricia Hackman 56,102,117 Carland Hammond 56, 98,127,133 Donald Hanneman 56, 98 Anita Handley 56,120,135 Nancy Harris 57,102 Sherron Harrison 56, 97 Mark Hays 56,149,151 Liles Henry 56, 96,104,149,151, 116,154,158 Dewane Hensley 56,97 Sam Hill 57,104,139,145 Frances Hipp 57.102,111,120,114 Kathy Holden 57 Michael Holeman 57 Ronnie Holeyfield 57, 97 Carolyn Hopper 57,102 Linda Huddleston 57, 96,120,116, 135 Danny Hughes 57,127,134 Debby Hughes 57 Alan Hutchinson 57,136 Linda Jackson 57,102,126,129 Charles James 57,126,135 Bill Jaynes 57,157,160 Linda Johnson 58,102, 111, 120 Gary Jones Shirley Jones 58,105 Nancy Kirgis 58 Mike Knoll 58 Linda Laffoon 58,102 Glenda Laird 58,102,105 Lynda Laird 58,102,105 Bobby Langley 58,117 Richard Lasley 58 Brenda Latimer 58,117 Phyllis Lewis 59,102 Burney Lightle 58, 104,138,145, 157,159 Oscar McDougald 58 230 .Pansie Melton 58,103,120,126, 130,116,135 Charlotte Mills 52,119 Carnell Minyard 59,103, 111, 116 Vickie Moncrief 59,103,114,120 Nancy Moon 59,103,111,114,116, 120 Sara Kate Moore 59,120,135 Bobby Morris 58 Marquetta Murphy 60,103,105 Roger Murphy 58,104,149,151,116 Mary Jane Neal 60,103 Richard Neu 59,104,149,150,116, 153 Larry Nettles 59,127,134,116 Sandra Newton 60,103,108,109, 119,136 Randy Nichols 59 Wanda Nichols 60, 103 Phyllis Noble 60,103 Ann Norman 60,101,105, 111, 113, 118,120 Lola Parkridge 54 Gaylon Parks 59,154,155 Danny Pasley 59 Fonya Phillips 60,113,118 Linda Phipps 61,103,105 Butch Price 59,157,158,160 Travis Price 59, 97 Dale Prince 59 Ronnie Pruitt 60, 96,104,126,129, 116 Edwin Ramsey 60 Jim Rand 60. 154,155 Sammy Rice 60 Sara Riddle 61,103,111,121 Ricky Roberson 60 Linda Rogers 61 Artie Mae Rouse 61,117 Brad Russell 60 Don Sanderson 60, 98 Mary Ann Sandusky 61, 111 Rosa Schales 61,105 Grannville Sewell 60 Norma Shoffner 61,103 James Slayton 61,139,144,157, 160 Ray Sledge 61 Jimmy Smith 61,117 Mayo Smith 52, 96,135 Sheri Smith 52,103,113,118,121 David Snow 61 Gail Speight 62 Ernest Stephenson 61 Van Stevens 61, 98 Brenda Street 62,103 Dianna Stroup 62,103, 111, 136 Wayne Tanner 61, 97 Charlotte Taylor 62,103, 111, 121 Mary Lou Taylor 62,121,127,132, 116.135 Dewey Townsend 61, 97 Greg Wallace 52, 98,104,138,144, 157,159 Ann Wheatly 62,103,105,121 Ann White 62,103, 111, 113,118, 121, 136 Howard White 62 Bonnie Whitner 62 Carolyn Wiley 62,138,144 Jeanie Wilson 62, 111 Kay Word 60,103, 111, 116 Peggy Wortham 62,103, 111 Kay Yarbrough 59,108,109,119, 116.135 Sophomores Raymond Allen 64, 98 William Allen 64 Freddie Arnholt 64,139,147 Harold Ausburn 64 Larry Bailey 64, 98 Judy Baker 64,103,136 Tommy Baker 64,149,152 James Barber 64 Louise Barlow 64 Kathy Barner 64,121,103 Roger Barnett 64 Glenda Bass 64,103 Martin Beckman 65 Danny Been 65, 98 Watson Bell 65, 98,104,139,145, 149,152 Joe Belew 65 Marsha Benbrook 65,121,103 Donna Kay Bennett 65,103 Donald Benton 65, 98 Jimmy Berryhill 65 Ronnie Betts 65, 98 Alice Bittle 65 Barbara Bittle 65 Charles Bloodworth 65 Marilyn Boyd 118 Cheryl Bradberry 66,126,130 Larry Brooks 66 Bill Brookshire 66 Ann Buchanan 65, 96,121,126,131, 135 Alice Ann Burns 66,121,126,132, 136 Pattie Capps 66,121,103,125,126 Deborah Carter 66,103,121 Ray Carter 66, 98 Vickie Chandler 66,103,126,131 Tommy Christopher 66,136 Linda Christy 66,103 Keith Collins 66,126,132 Elizabeth Cook 66,126,129,136 Faye Cooper 66,121,136 Joyce Covington 66,105 Kenneth Covington 66 Dwight Cranford 66,127, 134 Ginger Croom 66,121,103,125,127 Peggy Culwell 66 Scott Dairymple 67,104,133,145 Mearl Danner 67,127,134 Howard Davis 67,98 Marion Davis 67,105,121 Charlie Mae Dickson 67,121 Bellie Duncan 67 Shirley Duncan 67 Mary Ann Dunn 67,121,127,133,136 James Eric Durham 67,127,133 Lyndy Eddy 67,105,121 Pamela Edwards 67,127,132,135 Connie English 67 Judy Ann Evatt 67,126,130 Larry Felts 67 Linda Kay Ferren 67 Kattie Jane Finch 67,105 Linda Flowers 67 Reida Forrest 68,126,130 Glenda Sue Foster 68 Whit Fowlkes 65,104,138,145, 149,152 Flynn Freeling 68, 98 Shelley Fuller 68,105 Linda Kay Gaines 68,121,136 Margaret Gardner 68 Barbara Garner 68 Roger Lynn Gay 68,127,132 Fred Goodwin 68,97 Danny Graham 97 Thomas Green 68 Gary Griffin 65, 96,104,149,153 Patrick Hackman 68 Jimmy Hambrick 68 Jackie Hamilton 68 Jerry Hammond 68,98 Mike Harrison 68, 98,138,146 Phil Harrison 68 Freddie Haynie 68 Sandra Hite 69 Gary Holden 69 Jo Ann Horton 69 Lloyd Randall Hughes 69,98,138,145 Donald James 69, 98,139,146 Judy Johnson 69 Margaret Johnston 69,105,121 Dennis Jones 69 Patrick Jones 69 Index Franklin Joyner 69, 98 Roger Dale Laird 69 Jean Ann Langley 69,118,121,127, 132, 136 Jimmy Langley 69, 98 Wolfgang Laule 69,126,131 Alfred Lawing 69 Michael Layrock 69 Mickey Lemmons 69,118,121,125,126 Patsy Lewis 70 Lana Liles 70,121 Burnard Litaker 70 Deborah Little 70 Douglas Mamasco 70 Pamela Martindill 70,118,121,127,129 Sherral McDaniel 70 Denton McDonald 70, 98 Llyn McEuen 70,139,147,154,155 Gary Moffitt 70,127-134 Rebecca Moody 70,126,132 Jerry Morris 70 Rebecca Morris 70,121 Burl Neal 70,136 Roy Neal 70 Jerri Lynn Noble 70,121 Charles Nokes 70,98 Joyce Norris 71 Authur Oden 71 Dean Palmer 71 Penny Palmer 71,125,126,135,136 Janice Pannell 71, 126,129 Lola Parkridge 71 Jo Ann Pasley 71 Brenda Pate 71,105 Linda Pegelow 71,109,121 Sharon Permenter 71 Janis Pinegar 71,126-131 Donald Poe 71,98 Rebecca Poston 71 Michael Price 71,104,154,156 Eugene Purkiss 71,98 Susan Pyeatt 71,121,135 Susan Quail 71,121 Sherri Reding 72,121 Charlotte Rhodes 72,121 David Rice 72 Lynn Riley 72,121,135 Sally Riley 72 Benny Robinson 72,127,129 Hollis Rongey 72,105,121 Judeth Rhaskin 72 Carol Ann Sanders 72,121,127,132,136 Frances Selvidge 72,126,130 Leslie Shane 72 Richard Shearer 72 Bruce Sherrod 72,127, 133 Wanda Sidle 72 Bobbie Carol Smith 65,121 Carlon Smith 72 Elaine Smith 72,105 Larry Smith 72 Brenda Smith 73 Kay Sutherland 72,121,109 James Stitt 73 Donald Ray Stone 73 Ernest Sublett 98,73 Jeffery Tarkington 73,126,131,135 Susan Terrell 73 Toby Towns 73 Beth Underwood 73 Sandra Kay Usery 73 James Eddie Waddle David Walker 73,138,146 Hilda Walker 73,121 Sandra White 73,121, 135 Micheal Whitehurst 73 Brenda Whitener 73,121 Geraldine Willingham 74 Carol Ann Wilson 74, 121,109 James Wilson 74 Marilyn Wilson 74,121,126,131 Dwight Woosley 98,74,139,145 Mary Jane Wooten 74,121 Thomas Worley 74,138,147 Dwane Wright 74 Johnny Wyatt 98,74 Judy Wyatt 74 Oran Wyatt 74 Jerry Yarbrough 74 Roger Yamell 74,138,140 Carmon Yamell 74,126, 131 Sheila Yeager 74 Michael Young 74,127,133 Patrick Young 74,134 Roger Young 74 Freshmen Carrol Baker 99 Eddie Barlow 98 Rich Beckham 98 Bob Butler 99 James Carmichael 99 Ray Childer 98 Danny Cooper 99 Marvin Cypert 99 Johnny Edwards 99 David Finch 98 Gary Gassaway 99 Paul Graham 99 Joe Hitchcock 99 Edwin Hughes 99 Glen Hughes 99 Charles Jenkins 99 Gerhard Laule 98 Eddie Liles 98 231 Index Bobby Martin 99 Chad Neil 99 Cleveland Noble 98 Debbie Quattlebaum 90, 85 Bobby Shafer 99 Bob Sledge 99 Hartsell Smith 98 Tommy Smith 98 Charles Stevenson 99 Don Stewart 98 Douglas Suttle 98 Jim Taylor 98 Dale Underwood 99 Billy 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