Searcy High School - Lion Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1973 volume:

Searcy High School Searcy, Arkansas Co - Editors Kim Blakely Curtis Briggs Sponsor Tommy Jackson These Are The Days My friend We Wish They Never End We ’ll Sing and Dance Forever and a Day. . . We’ll Live The Life We Choose. . ...We’ll Fight and Never Lose! Remember How We’d Laugh Away The Hours and Dream of All the Great Things We Would Do We believe that the .spirit of cooperation of Searcy’s citizens, regarding all of our school activities deserves notice. Whatever the occasion, a football or basketball game, a dramatic or musical presentation, or even a graduation ceremony—we know we can always count on our receptive Searcy audiences. Without the wholehearted financial support, and encouragement of the Searcy business people, there would be no yearly Searcy High School annual. This relationship certainly further increases our pride in our city. It is, therefore, with sincere gratitude and appreciation that we proudly dedicate the 1973 LION to you-THE CITY OF SEARCY. Yearbook Staff Administration Class Editors Features Kathy Kushin Susan Rongey Eleanore Williams Sandra McDaniel Becky Wimberly Angie Vallina Shelley Dickson Susan Carpenter Kim Blakely Curtis Briggs Becky Messer Business Manager Sports Organizations Mike Walker Tom Robbins Robert Newton Melissa Y arnell Dianne Sims Judy Tilley Jan Young Donna Glover Co-Editors MftS. SCROGGINS In Appreciation... Mrs. Eloise Scroggins It is our privilege to extend an official thank you to Mrs. Scroggins, our extraordinary math teacher. Her ever-present attitude of cooperation and enthusiasm, her sense of humor and fair play, her own ability, and her willingness to share that ability afford us a true teacher. We welcome this opportunity to express our appreciation to Mrs. Scroggins for being the teacher and person that she is. RllBEN ADAMS President Board HARRELL GREER Member DR. W. A. HUDGINS Vice President LOGAN COTHERN Secretary Di recto rs ALVIN VANHOOK Member Air. James W. Ahlf Superintendent TO THE STUDENTS OF SEARCY HIGH SCHOOL: Congratulations to the annual staff and seniors for your cooperative efforts in making this record hook for many to enjoy in the future. The administration and faculty greatly appreciate your exceptional work in planning and organizing this material. Your accomplishments in high school will be a source of pride to the faculty, your parents and the community. We trust that you seniors will continue your education in preparation for the future and that you undergraduates will meet the challenge to excel through your high school experience. Mr. Fletcher Sullards Principal TO THE STUDENTS OF SEARCY HIGH SCHOOL: Again we come to the end of another school year. Let us hope that each of you have gained mentally, socially, and emotionally during the school year and have gained the needed skills which will help you achieve your goal in life. To our seniors 1 wish to say congratulations. It is our wish that your educational years have been productive and have laid the groundwork for you to be successful in your future life. It will be through your efforts and your contributions that you make to society which will determine the type of society in which we arc to live. To you sophomores and juniors, I hope this year has been a year to remember and that you will return to school next fall with the determination to make it even more memorable. To all our students I wish to say “thank you” for making this school year a most successful one. Mr. Harold Wilson is assistant prin- cipal at SHS. He received his BS at Texas College and his MS at Prairie View (Texas). He is a member of AKA, SEA, Association of Education Communica- tions Technology, Chairman of Pro- gressive Men -and also the Community Action Program of Central Arkansas. He enjoys all sports, but his number one hobby is fishing. Mrs. Crystal Hardin is secretary to the principal and a graduate of Weedins Business School. Mrs. Hardin holds membership in the Arkansas Association of Educational Secretaries. She says she enjoys her work very much and working with young people. She is a “very happy person. Miss Kilby Langley is the SHS Librarian. She received her BA at SCA. Miss Langley is a member of SEA, AEA, ALA, BPW. She is sponsor of the Library Club. Her hobbies include sewing and crafts. A dmi n ist rative Person n e I Mrs. Sybil Sullards is counselor at SHS. She received her BSE at SCA and her MED at the U. of A. She is a member of Arkansas Women Deans and Counselors Assoc., Arkansas School Coun- selors Assoc., Delta Kappa Camma, AAllW, and the American Legion Auxiliary. Her hobby is reading. Mr. James Fullerton is assistant counselor of the 10th grade. He was an honor graduate at SCA and received his Masters degree at ASU. He is a member of AEA, SEA, Phi Delta Kappa, and Arkansas School Counselors Asso- ciation. His hobbies include golf and fishing. Mrs. Brenda liooten teaches Senior English and Ls sponsor of the Senior class. A graduate of SC A, Mrs. Hooten has received her BSE. Mrs. Hooten is a member of the SEA and AEA. Her hobbies include sewing, reading, and playing with her cat. Her major dislike is apathy in any- thing. She says that she likes SHS very much. L a n S u a S e Mrs. Sandra Aaron teaches Junior English and is Junior class sponsor. Her BA was received from Harding College. Mrs. Aaron is a member of the SEA and AEA. Her hobbies include sewing and sports. She likes everybody and everything. She also enjoys teaching. Mrs. Judy Bradberry teaches soph- omore English. She attended Arkansas Tech where she received her BA degree. Mrs. Bradberrv is sponsor of the BETA Club. Her hobbies are sewing, reading, and playing bridge. She says if she had one wish it would be to be able to sleep until 11:00 o’clock every morning. Mr. Tommy Jackson teaches Sophomore, Junior, and Business English. His BSE was received from the State College of Arkansas. Mr. Jackson sponsors the annual staff. He also is Public Information Coordinator for the Searcy School System. He likes students who attend school open-minded, seeking to learn. Mrs. Diann Rack leaches French and English and is co-sponsor of the Foreign Language Club. She received her BA in French from the U. of A. In her spare time, Mrs. Back enjoys knitting, sewing, and music. She likes Italian food and dislikes people who don’t act their age. She holds membership in AKA, SEA, and AAIJW. Mrs. Oweta Humprev teaches Typing, Business Lab, and Shorthand. She is sophomore sponsor. Her Bachelors degree was received at Harding and her Masters from the U. of A. Mrs. Humprey is a member of AVA, A Bp A, and AEA. She enjoys reading and antiques. Mrs. Janette Griffin teaches Spanish and English. She is co-sponsor of the Foreign Language Club. Her BSE was received from SC A and her MA from the 0. of A. Mrs. Griffin is a member of the SEA and AEA. Her hobbies include traveling, reading, and crafts. She likes working with young people. F L B E 0 a it cl r n 5 it e g A 0 I c 0 it n It a g a d e t u g s 0 i e s 0 n Mrs. Ann Massey teaches Account- ing, Typing, and General Business and is sponsor of FBLA. She received her BA from Quachita Baptist University and her MSE from Arkansas State. She is a member of the AEA, SEA, ABE A, AAIJW (treasurer), and Delta Kappa Gamma (secretary). She likes to play golf and to have students who are eager to leam. Mrs. Evelyn Green attended Philander Smith College and went on to the U of A to get her MS. She teaches Business Arithmetic. Mrs. Green is a member of the Ark. Math Assoc., the NCTM, the AEA, and is Sec. of SEA. Her church activities include being organist, assistant pianist, and Sunday School teacher. Her hobbies are sewing, reading, and puzzles. Mr. Carroll Bass teaches Geometry, Gen. Math, Bus. Math, and Alg. II. He received his BSE at SCA. lie is a member of the AEA, the SEA, the Nat. Council of Math Teachers and the Optimist Club. Mr. Bass's hobbies are mechanics, music, and sports. He dislikes people who are ‘lazy'. Mrs. Eloise Scroggins went to the U of A. She now has 30 hours over her MS. She teaches Senior Math, Alg. II, Geo- metry, and sponsors the Nat. Honor Society. Mrs. Scroggins is a member of the National Council of Math Teachers, the Ark. Council of Math Teachers, and Eastern Star. Her hobbies are sewing and knitting. AI a th ema tics Scie nee Mr. John Sanders received his BSE at SCA. He teaches General Science, Chemistry, and Physics, and also sponsors the Key Club. Mr. Sanders is a member of the AEA, and the Kiwanis Club. His hobbies include football and fishing. Coach J ames Stover received his BSE at the U of A. He has 27 hours in the field of Biology. He teaches Biology and coaches ‘B' team football. Coach Stover is a member of the AEA and the ACA. His hobbies are hunting and fishing, and he enjoys gardening. 5 s 0 t c u 0 d a 0 I I e s Mr. Robert Abney teaches World History and is sponsor of the sophomore class and the FT A. He received his Masters degree from Harding College. He is a member of the SEA, AEA, and NEA. He also is a member of the Optimist Club. He dislikes to see people wasting themselves. He likes working with crossword puzzles and has been adequately described as a crossword puzzle fiend. Mrs. Faye Babb teaches American History. She is a graduate of SCA and has received her BSE degree. She is a member of the AEA and SEA. Among her spare time activities is the enjoyment of sports. Coach Bob Maddox teaches World History and American Government. He is assistant football and basketball coach. He is a graduate of SCA where he received his BSE and MSE. Coach Maddox holds membership in the SEA, AEA, AHSCA, and AO A. Among his hobbies are golf and fishing. Coach George Williams teaches Pro- blems of Democracy and World Geo- graphy. He is assistant football coach and also coaches track. He received his BSE from the U of A at Monticello. Coach Williams is a member of NCA and ACA. He has been teaching for six years. F A 0 I r n t e s Mr. Floyd Bradberry, Jr., is director of instrumental music. He attended Arkansas Tech where his BA was received. Mr. Bradberry is a member of the AKA, SKA, MENC, ASBOA, and Kappa Kappa Phi. His hobbies include golf and cooking in his spare time. Mr. KoIhtI Bloodworth teaches Drama, Speech, and is sponsor of the Thespians and Lionactors. His professional memberships include AKA, SEA, Arkansas Speech Communication Association, and Alpha Phi Omega. He enjoys golf and hunting. He dislikes egotistical, self-centered people. Mrs. Nona Cheatham directs the mixed chorus and girls ensemble. She received her BME from Ouachita Baptist University. Mrs. Cheatham is a member of the American Choral Directors Association and the Arkansas Choral Directors Association where she is secretary. Her hobbies include sewing, reading, and gardening. Mrs. Martha Faught teaches art. She received her BA from Murray State University and her MA from Peabody. Mrs. Faught is a member of the AEA and SEA. She is active in church work. She enjoys playing the organ, paint- ing, and sewing in her spare time. Ph ysica I Ed it ca tio n Sf) eci a I Edu ca ti o n Mrs. Mary Jean Norman teaches Special Education at SHS. She obtained her BSE at SCA. Mrs. Norman is a member of the Searcy Jaycettes, the AEA, and the SEA. Her hobbies include sewing and reading. Her main dislike is discourteous students. Coach Alan Stoll teaches Boys’ P.E. and is the Head Football Coach. Coach Stoll received his BSE and MSI .il SI . He is the sponsor of the ‘S’ Club. He is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the AHSCA, the CTA, and the AEA. Coach Stoll takes an active part in his church. His hobbies include hunting and fishing. Coach Birdie Rogers teaches Health, World History, and Drivers’ Ed. He coaches golf and basketball, and assists with foot- ball. Coach Rogers got his BA at Arkansas College and his MSE at SCA. He is a member of the AEA, the DEA, and the Coaches Assoc. His hobbies are hunting, fish- ing, and golf. He likes people who have a good sense of humor. Miss Jo Carol Gentry teaches Girls’ P.E. and sponsors the Lionettes. She received her BSE at Ouachita Baptist Univ. Miss Gentry is a member of tiie AEA, the BPW, both the Ark. and Amer. Assoc, of the IIPER, and is the Chairman of the White Co. Heart Drive. Her hobbies include bottle collecting, bicycle riding, and reading. She enjoys all kinds of sports. V A 0 g c r a • t � c i 0 I n t a u I V e E c H 0 n 0 0 m tti e • i c 5 V E 0 d c a u t c � a i t 0 § n i a 0 I n Mr. Bob Parnell teaches Vocational Agri. and Technical trades. He sponsors the FFA. After attending ASU, he received his BSA. He is a member of the AVA, ALA, SEA, and the Lions Club. His hobbies are working with antiques and making original designs. He likes fishing, history, and read- ing. Mrs. Charlotte Morgan teaches Home Economics and is sponsor of the FHA. She received her BSE from SCA and her MS from the U of A. She is a lifetime member of both the state and national VEA. She also is a member of the SEA, AEA, and Delta Kappa Gamma. She enjoys sewing, reading, and traveling. Mr. Darrell McCoy teaches DE and Vocational Education. He is sponsor of DECA and VICA. He received his BSE from SCA and his MED from the U of A. He is a member of the SEA (president), AEA, NEA, AVA, Aadet, Nadet, Jaycees and the Mental Health Association. His hobbies include reading and wood working. He likes to hunt and enjoys farming. Senior Class Officers: Jon Bales, Pres.; Jim Pierce, Class Representative; Butch Gardner, Vice Pres.; Mrs. ! looten. Class Sponsor; and Sandra McDaniel, Sec.-Treas. PATTI ADAMS National Honor Society, Treas.; Foreign Language Club, Band, All Region Band, Band Sweetheart; Girls State, Beta Club GWYNN ALLEN Jr. Miss Delegate MARGARET BAKER FT A BRENDA BALLAD DECA JON BALES Beta Club, Sr. Class President JACKIE BEEMEN Beta Club, FHA, FBLA, Library Club ROBBIE BENSON FHA Devotional Leader, Choir, Sec. KIM BLAKELY Soph. Homecoming Maid, Jr. Homecoming Maid, Outstanding Sophomore, Homecoming Queen, 1972-73; Beta Club, Pres. Honor Society, Foreign Language Club, Jr. Beethoven Club, Cheerleader, Capt.; Outstanding Teenagers of America, Who’s Who in America, Annual Staff, Co-Editor; Girl's State Delegate LARRY BLAKELY DANNY BOYLES Band, President BOBBY BR ADBERRY S-Club, Key Club, Foreign Language Club, FTA, FBI.A, historian; Choir CURTIS BRIGGS Annual Staff, Co-Editor; S-Club, Football, Track, Key Club, Boys State, Cast in LOCK, STOCK, AND LIPSTICK, Lionactors, Pres.; Thespians JEAN BROWN Band, FTA, FHA, Historian BILLY BUCHANAN JEFF BROADWATER Beta Club, FBLA, Boys State, National Merit Scholarship Program for Outstanding English Students ARNOLD BROOKS SUSAN DUNCAN CARPENTER Cheerleader, 10th and 11th; National Honor Society, Sec.; Beta Club, Foreign Language Club, Annual Staff, Key Club Sweetheart finalist, 1971-72 STANLEY CARROLL DEBBIE COOK Band. DECA Sweetheart, Lion Beauty Contestant KELLY COOK Football DAVID CASON S-Club, Cross Country, Tennis KAREN CHILDERS FT A, FHA Girls State, DECA, Vice-Pres.; FBLA, White Co. Fair Queen. 1st runner up WAYNE COOK DECA CONNIE COX BRAD CRAIN DAVID CRAMBLETT All Region Football, Track, Key Club, S-Club, Beta Club, Treas.; National Honor Society Another one of your mistakes, Mr. Jackson!! BECKY DAVIS Band, Foreign Language Club, National Honor Society, Beta Club, Sec.; All Region Band, Majorette, Captain BRUCE DAVIS FFA DONNA DEEN Beta Club, Library Club, V. Pres.; FIIA,Sec.; FBLA SHELLY DICKSON Annual Staff, Beta Club, National Honor Society, V. Pres.; Lionettes, Pres.; Mixed Chorus, Foreign Language Club, Sr. Maid, 1972-73; Maid of Honor, 1971-72; Miss Congeniality, 1971-72; Key Club Sweetheart Pageant, Miss SHS, 1971-72; 2nd Runner-up White Co. Fair Queen, 1972-73 GEORGE DILL1N FTA, FBLA, Band ELEANORE WILLIAMS DODSON Band V.-Pres.; Annual Staff, FHA V-Pres.; FTA, Library Club Reporter, Thespians, Lionactors, All Region Band 1971-72 (Alt.), Cast in LOCK, STOCK, LIPSTICK KENNETH EDMUNSON Cross-Country, S-Club LANELL R.ENGLAND PAM FISHER LYNN VAN PATTEN FOWLER Foreign Language Club LEVESTER “BUTCH” GARDNER JR. Key Club, S-Club, Track, FBLA, All Region Basketball, Boys'State Delegate, Sr. ('lass Vice-Pres. DONNA GLOVER Sr. Lieutenant, Lionsteppers, EH A Lionet tes. Choir, Annual Staff JAN GOSNELL FFA, Choir GARY HAMILTON MITCHELL HAMILTON Honor Society, Beta Club KAREN HAMREN ASA HANSON BRENDA HANKY DEC A, Sec. SHEILA HANEY DECA DEBBIE HARRISON FBLA, While Co. Fair Queen Contest, 1972 SHARON HARTWICK DECA CHARMAIN HAZEL Foreign Language Club EILEEN HENDRIX EH A, Library DEBBIE HENRY DECA ANGLENEIRBY FHA, Reporter; FBLA, VICA, Library Glub DAWN JENNINGS Foreign Language Club, Lionactors ROBERT“BOBO”JOHNSON Basketball BRENDA JOHNSON Lionsteppers, Lionettes, Beta Club, FBLA, 1973 Lion Beauty WANDA JOHNSON CHARLOTTE JOHNSTON Beta Club, FBLA, Foreign Language Club ROGER JONES ROBERT LACKIE Beta Club, Football, Key Club, Lionactors, S-Club, Track, Cast in LOCK, STOCK, LIPSTICK DANNY LAFANTASIE Choir, All Region Football, Track, FBLA, FT A, S-Club CINDY LAFERNEY DERRICK LAND Band, FTA, Beta Club, National Honor Society, All Region Band, Band Council Sr. Rep.; Who’s Who in America’s High Schools MARY LOUISE LILES FBLA, YARC, Foreign Language Club, Jr. Miss Contestant, 1972-73; Lion Beauty Contestant, 1970-71 DEBORAH MABREY Thespians, Pres.; Lionactors, Choir. Key Club Sweetheart, 1972-73; 2nd Runner-up 1973 Lion Beauty, MissSHS. 1973 LINDA MASON Library Club, FHA % KENNY MCCULLOCH S-Club, Key Club, FBLA, All Region Football, Track, Basketball, Outstanding Junior, Boys'State Delegate SANDRA MCDANIEL Sec.-Treas. Senior Class; Lionsteppers, Ch-bd.; Lionettes, Foreign Language, Pres.; FTA, Annual Staff, Who’s Who Among American High Schools, YARC, Treas. DEBBIE MCGAHA Lionsteppers, Lioncttes, FBLA MALCOM MCLAIN DECA PAM MERRITT FHA, Band, Foreign Language Club REBECCA MESSER Lionsteppers, Foreign Language Club, FHA, FTA, National Honor Society, Lionettcs, Mixed Chorus, Girls Ensemble, Pres.; Beta Club, Cast; LOCK, STOCK, AND LIPSTICK, Lionaetors, Annual Staff, Thespians RUSTY MILLER DE, S-Qub, Key Club VIRGINIA MILLER TERRY MITCHELL FF MELANIE MOORE Beta Club, DECA JEFF MORROW FFA KATHY MOWRER Foreign Language Club NATHANIEL NEWTON ROBERT NEWTON Honor Society, Beta Club, Key Club, Pres.; FT A, V.-Pres.; Choir, Society of Outstanding American High School Students, Boys State, Annual Staft, Student Council, Sec.-treas.; Lionactors, Thespians, Student Director: LOCK, STOCK, AND LIPSTICK, Outstanding Senior, 1972-73 PATTY NICHOLS Lionactors, FBLA PAUL PARKER All Region Football, Basketball, Key Club, S-Club, Choir, FBLA, Outstanding American High School Students, 1971-72; Who’s Who 1971-72 CARLA K. PATE FT A, FBLA, FIIA BEVERLY PHILLIPS FHA, VICA, Vice-Pres.; FT A JIM PIERCE Key Club, S-Club, FBLA, Honor Society, Beta Club, Sr. Rep., Student Council RICKY PUSZEWSKI Boys State, Beta Club, National Honor Society, All Region Band, Thespians, FT A, Choir JANICE REED FBLA, FTA, YARC RICKY RIDEN FFA TOM ROBBINS Key Club, Beta Club, FTA, Foreign Language Club, Annual Staff, Choir, Who's Who in American High School Students MIKE ROBINSON FBLA DENNIS RONGEY SUSAN RONGEY ETA, Beta Club. Foreign Language Club, Honor Society, Thespians, Trcas., Band, Girls State, Lionaetors, Annual Staff JANICE ROUSE FHA KATHY RUSHIN Honor Society, FT A, Lionaetors, Band, Thespians, Sec.; Annual Staff, Beta Club, Foreign Language Club, Who’s Who Among American High School Students PAT SANDERS FTA, FBLA, FHA, Song Leader; Choir, Library Club ANITA SHELBY FTA, FHA, Band, Beta Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students JUDY SHIRA Lionettes. Cheerleader, FTA, Foreign Language Club, Honor Society, Lion Beauty Contestant, 1970-72 PAM SHOURD DECA ELAINE SIDDON Band DIANNE SIMS Annual Staff, Beta Club, Girls State, FTA Parliamentarian, FHA Historian, F'BLA, North Arkansas Junior Miss Delegate CHARLES SMITH PAMELA SMITH National Honor Society, National Beta Club, VICA, President; FBLA, Sec.-Treas.; FT A, FHA, Library Club PAUL SMITH FFA President, Cross Country, Track, S-Club SHARON SMITH Mixed Choir, President; FHA, Secretary; Lionactors, FHA MONICE SPARROW VICA, Reporter; Beta Club, FBLA, FHA, FTA, Foreign Language Club FRANCIS STALLINGS PAT STEPHENSON STEVE STERLING All Region Football, S-Club, Key Club DIANNE STEVENS RICKY STEWART Band TONY SWINDLE Key Club, Sec.-Treas.; S-Club, Football MONA TALKINGTON FHA, National Honor Society, Lionettes, Girls State MIKE TAYLOR DEC A, Parliamentarian JUDY TILLEY (•iris Chorus. I HA, President; FTA, Annual Staff, Searcy's Jr. Miss 1972-73; FFA Sweetheart, 1971-72; 2nd Kunner-up Lion Beautv. 1970-71 PAM TURNER ANGIE VALLINA Annual Staff, FBLA, Rep.; Lionactors, Foreign Language Club TRACI VANAMAN Beta Club, Lionactors. Foreign Language Club TED VANDEKAMP All-Region Band, Band CAROLYN VANDER HEYDEN HENRY VAN DYNE ROBIN WADLEY FBLA, Track BILLY WALKER Key Club, S-Club, Football, Mr. SHS, 1972-73 MIKE WALKER Honor Society, Beta Club, S-Club, Who's Who Among American High Schools, Annual Staff DAVID WEATHERS Honor Society, FBLA, Beta Club BRYAN WEBB Band GILBERT WEBB STAN WEBB Honor Society. Beta Club, All-State Band, Student Body, President; All-Region Band DOROTHY WEBBER FHA, Library Club, Lionettes MARK WELKER Honor Society, Beta Club, Key Club, Student Council, Vice President; Football, FTA, President; Thespians, Lionactors BECKY WIMBERLY FTA, FHA, Foreign Language Club, Annual Staff RENEE YARBROUGH Beta Club, DECA, Foreign Language Club, FBLA, President MELISSA YARNELL Annual Staff, Beta Club, Honor Society, Girls State, Band, Sec.-Treas.; Lion Beauty Contestant, 1970-71 JAN YOUNG Annual Staff, Lionettes, Lion Beauty Contestant, 1972-73 MIKE YOUNG Key Club, 1973 Lion Ugly Junior Class Officers Pres. Gary Osborne V. Pres. Robert Bacon Rep. Ken Robbins Keith Abney Gwen Anderson David Arnholt Craig A ska Robert Bacon Roger Ballard Lowell Barker Terri Barker Sherry Barnett Allen Beach Janet Beeman John Bennett Kenada Bennett Sheila Benton Barbara Black Donald Black Rose Black Melinda Blackburn Billy Bonner Beverly Boyles Bobby Boyles Randy Bradley Brenda Bradberry Denise Bradberry Glenda Bradberry Glen Briggs Ronald Brooks Marion Brown Martha Burkett Jim Burnett Paula Capps Vicki Capps Steve Demaree Margaret Dininger Sherry Duke Glynda Dunean Russell Duncan Don Du priest Vickie Dyer Deborah Edwards Donna Edwards Cathy Elbert Melody Everett Michelle Eason Mary Ferrell Glenn Ferren Patty Fish Sam Flynn Louis Ford Juanita Foster Steve Fraser Teresa Fudge Judy Fudge Unda Gassaway Gayle Gennings Chuck Gentry Karen Gentry Jim Gilliam Wayne Gosnell Debbie Graham Jan Griffin Flijah Guest Brenda Hall Regina Haney Debbie Hardin Vicki Hayes Linda Hcggie Luma Hendrix Kay Hendron Gary Henry Karen Hillman Wayne Holden Tim Holder Renee Hogan Kaye Holiman Mike Holliman Chester Hollis Robert Hudgins Mike Hughes Terry Humphrey Billy Hutto Christine Irby Jimmy Johnson Janie Johnson How hard it is to be as smart as a senior! Lanay Lovell Yvonne Kowman Brian Chanbers Keith Maddock Tony Markham Tony Matyika Eileen McCourt Marlon Middleton Doris Moore Eddie Morris Denise Morton Dennis Morton Kiehard Moser May Newman Mike Noble Dianne Noggle Pam Oden Karen Oppenheim Gary Osborne Portia Osborn John Parrish Judy Plowman Beth Price Kandy Price Vicki Privet! Terry Quattlebaum Juanita Keed Donna Rice Lisa Richmond Kay Riden Ken Robbins Ressa Robertson Sarah Rogers Scott Roussel Treva Rutherford Jeff Sanders David Selvidge (Jreg Shira Tanya Sibley Kathy Skinner Debbie Smith Larry Smith Mitzi Smith Tim Smith The SHS Band Supports the Lions! Susan Spence Mike Stegall Melinda Stilo Mark Thick ten Jean Taylor Mike Thorns J erri Thomas Hilly Townsend Slurry irati Hill Trice Margie Trammel ' .ok Tucker Teresa Turner Tedfjy I Itfery Sharon Vauglui Huger Vc.i� a Gary Vidal (r lend a W utson Keith Webb Imda Webber Kenneth WillirHrhHfn Mien � 'ihnn Melanie %’ritfht Tnmrm Griphi Jaehie XV � ti K� th sedeU jctY cm ! Vn.ix Rl� n% it Mike and Scott help the vomnlh� ller« Snowbird? SdslOMO Sophomore Class Officers Pres.: Curtis Du priest; Rep.: Belinda Langley; Sec.-Ties.: Brenda Busiek: V. Pres.: Kirby Pickens Vanessa Adkins Gary Allen Troy Altom Collett Anderson Jan Arthur Robert Austin Ricky Ball Chet Barber Kenneth Beach Charlene Belcher Danny Bell Aletha Bennett Teddy Berry Debbie Bisbee Steve Black Debbie Blood worth Billy Blue Nancy Blue Melane Boggan Harry Brooks IV bra Bmnson Karen Buchanan Brenda Busick Mary Cameron Lyn Cantrell Dorothy Carpenter Anthony Chambers Jeanne Chaney Stephanie Chapman Kenny Clay Sandie Cole Eric Coleman Scott Coleman Ellen Collins Tracey Cook ('hen Coward Carolyn Cox Michael Cox Terri Cramblett Joe Craven Danny Davis Kandy Deen Steve Deen Debbie Dickson Kim Dietz Kay Duke Pat Duke Curtis Dupriest Cherri Duncan Mike Edwards Thomas Ekman David Elliot Patricia Elliot John Ellsberry Anita English l arence English Robert Ernest Ronnie Evans Phyllis Evans Sharon Evans Craig Faith Douglas Fish Carolyn Foster Ronnie Foster Sheri Foster I think it just moved. Isn’t French class wonderful girls? Susan Foster Judy Free Larry Gardner Karmen Girkin David Graham Dianne Grant Jim Greer Inez Guest Sherry Haggard John Hall Larry Harrison Kathy Hartwick Rv.vault J wwi I lMH JjttKYMHl KaAjhu Olftn J AiS ifM4 JfMtttiM- JohoKtofi J ‘Ats n k J Kxrrn Kart) a liat id Kry Ma dia Kropp Kathy kunk Donna Cak antaeir Karrn Laridi� Iklinda l.anjd'') Cindy Lawatrr Tony Cayrock Nila xe Jim MaJIrtt Carlo! tr ManaM o Kathy Massrngale Deronda McCov Mike McEuen Leah McKenzie David Merritt Donald Miller Steve Miller Susan Miller John Mitchell Phillip Montaque Kim Moore Wayne Muce Gale Nance Randy Neal Melissa Newman Debi Pagan Greg Patton Kathy Pearce Kirbv Pickens Elizabeth Polk Laura Pollard Jimmy Poor Tony Powell Kandy Price Wendell Price David Purkiss Anita Reed Howard Reed Ricky Reed Debbie Rigsby Ellen Rigsby Doug Riley Danny Robinson Mark Robinson Stanley Rongey Rocky Rowe Mary Rush ton Paula Scott James Scroggin Wynetta Sebourne Keith Shelby Jaye Siddon Brenda Smith Eric Smith Gary Smith Suzanne Smith Terri Smith Betty Snow Judy Southerland Wilma Southard Steve Sparrow Steve Stark Ricky Stegall Sandra Stevens Mary Stone Jean Suppa Angie Swain Anthony Terrell Karen Tucker Regina Tucker Stanley Turley Ida Turner Jim Turner Nell Turner John Twyford David Uth David Vandiver Karen Vaughn Betty Vidal Kathy Wadley Della Weaver Rena Welker Sandra Wells Lindsey Williams Jim Wilson Judy Wilson Terry Wimberly Don W oods Ronnie Woods Brenda Yarbrough We arc proud to have as this year’s Mr. and Miss Searcy High, two seniors at SMS Debbie Mabrey and Hilly Walker. Billy’s quick smile, character, and the ability to listen make him the perfect choice for this year’s Mr. SI IS. Ilis activities include S-Olub I’residenl. Key (Unit, and football. Debbie's bright appealing nature ami smiling face are only a few of the assets of the 1973 Miss SI IS. mong Debbie’s many honors arc Thespian President, Key Club Sweetheart, l.ionaelors. and 2nd runner-up in the 1973 Lion Beauty Pageant. I’he Junior Nominees who followed close behind were Melinda Blackburn and Mike Liles. Chosen by the Junior class, these bright and vivacious students made the choice a difficult one for the students of SI IS. 1912 Homecoming Queen Kirn Blakely, a senior at SIIS, was selected by the Lion football learn to reign over the 1972 Homecoming ceremonies. Students were cordially invited to attend the ■‘Cabaret theme ol the afternoon Homecoming assem hi y. fler tile introduction of club sweethearts and maids of the homecoming court, Queen Kim was crowned by her escorts, Paul Barker and Robert lackie. Members of various organizations at the school joined together lor a dance routine to ■‘Cabaret '. Because their captain was honorce for the night, tin SIIS cheerleaders tried even harder to lead their team to victory. Whether by an enthusiastic cheering section, or by a dedicated, hard-working football team, or both, the Lions successfully defeated Lonoke in the last game of the season. Junior Maid Melinda Blackburn phomore ma Debbie Dickson 1972 Sweethearts Band Sweetheart Patti Adams theart center Outstanding Students Our outstanding senior is involved in numerous extra- curricular activities, lie is also employed by a local firm, vet somehow he finds the time to compile a brilliant academic record. One of his most outstanding accomplishments this year was the staging of the Division 17-21 Key Club Sweet- heart Contest which Searcy hosted during the month of February. Ke Club president, Bovs’State Delegate,. . . to Robert Newton's already enormous list of activities, add the 1973 outstanding senior. Duplicating a feat his brother achieved a few years ago, David Uth was selected to he our outstanding sophomore. Even though a newcomer to high school, he established himself quickly by participating in football and posting superior marks in his studies. s an athlete lie was selected football player ol the week for five consecutive games. His scholastic record is even more impressive as is evidenced by his near-perfect grade point average. leader on the athletic field and in the classroom, Ken Robbins is the outstanding junior for 1973. Arkansas Bo) ’s State: Girl's State: Susan Rongey I )iaun«‘ Sims Mona Talkington Kim Blakely I’alli Adams Melissa Yarnell Karen Childers Ricky I’uzewski Curtis Briggs Robert Newton Jeff Broadwater Kenny McCulloch 1973 Lion Beauty Contestants Three Happy Winners Other contestants in litis years Lion Beauty Pageant were: Debbie Polk, finalist: Milinda Stiles, finalist: Jan Young, Debbie Cook, Teresa Pudge, Luma Hendrix, Debbie Kdwards. Tanya Sibley, Roxanne James, Belinda Langley, Suzanne Smith, and Lllen Collins. special award was presented to Roxanne James for being voted upon by the contestants as most congenial. Only a sophomore at SI IS, Roxannes htihhlv personality influences all those around her. Making her final appearance as Lion Iteauty. Lion Beauty Brenda Johnson Pretty, blonde-haired, blue-eyed, Miss Brenda Johnson was chosen as this years Lion Beauty. Senior at SIIS, her aelivities include being a l.ionstepper, a member of Lionettes, Beta Club, National Honor Society, and FHA. Aside from her school interests, she also enjoys swimming, cooking, horse-back riding, and dating. Debbie Mabrey 2nd Runner-Up Searcy Junior Miss Key Club Siveetheart Pageant Div. 17-21 N Debbie Polk Laura Pollard I nluekv I3Y ET! ERRT-PHDfc :'.|7-2IN KEYC □ IV Pretty little maids; all in a row Coaching Rob Maddox Secondary Receivers George Williams Defensive Coordinator James Stover “B” Team Birdie Rodgers “B” Team Alan Stolt Head Coach Stdff Managers David Arnholt Chuck Gentry Kobert Ernest Trainer Curtis Briggs Tri-Captains Kobert Lackic Kenny McCulloch Steve Sterling Managers Trainers C attains Kenny McCulloch Sr. Quarterback Tri-Captain All Region Steve Sterling Sr. End Tri-Captain All Region Robert Lackie Sr. Linebacker Tri-Captain Pinkston, Turnovers Send Rams Past Lions Tailback John Pinkston, a 170 pound darter, slashed his way for three touchdowns and 214 yards rushing and his Hot Springs Lake- side teammates capitalized on five Searcy turnovers to turn hack the Lions 18-7 in the season opener Friday night before a capacity crowd at Lion Stadium. The game was scoreless the first quarter and a half before a Searcy fumble deep in Lakeside territory halted a drive that the Rams’ defense apparently couldn’t do. The Searcy defense slammed the door on Lakeside after the fumble and forced a punt which Tim Webb booted dead on the Lion three. On the next play Cramblett never really got good possession of the football and Webb recovered for Lakeside. McCulloch on a keeper for good yardage. David Crambett Danny LaFantasie Tony Swindle Sr. Fullback Sr. Def. Halfback Sr. Guard All Region All Region Bulldogs Squeeze Past Lions on Blocked PA L PINE BLUFF—White Hall and Searcy traded second quarter touch- downs here Friday night and neither team could put anything else on the hoard the remainder of the evening. However, there was one big difference in the two scores. White Halls conversion attempt was successful while Searcy’s was blocked and the net result was a 7-6 victory by the Bulldogs. It marked the second straight game that opponents have failed to attempt a pass against the Lions. “As we graded the film we saw tremendous improvement in our line work, both offensively and de- fensively and this is what we were looking for and knew we had to have,” said coach Alan Stoll. Coach Williams makes a point to linebacker Lackie. Jimmy Canter Jessie West Billy Walker Sr. Guard Sr. Tackle Sr. Tackle Uons Defeat County Rivals Searcy rolled to a 22-0 half- time lead over Bald Knob Friday night and they coasted to a 29-7 win over the Bulldogs in a Dad’s night contest at Lion Stadium. After the Lions’ final touch- down which came with 5:26 left in the third quarter, reserves took over for the Lions and played the rest of the way. One of Searcy’s touchdowns was a 50 yard pass from McCulloch to Sterling. Gardner drops ball carrier after short gain. Kelly Cook Paul Parker Scott Roussel Sr. Tackle Sr. Tackle Jr. Quarterback All Region State Runners-up Nip Lions The Newport Gray hounds came in with a three game winning streak and a highly touted defense. By converting two fumbles and a pass interception into scores, they kept their streak alive with a 16-7 win over the inspired Lions who dominated every statistic. The Lions led 14-9 in first downs and 206-158 in total of- fense. Individually, Hudgins had probably his best game with 72 yards on 12 carries while Cramblett got 67 on 13 tries. Action is tense on the sidelines. Gary Osborne Jr. End Larry Kebhahn Jr. Halfback Robert Hudgins Jr. Tailback Lions Play Batesville Tough In 14-7 Loss The Batesville Pioneers won their fifth game of the season here Friday night with a 14-7 decision over the gutty Searcy Lions. Batesville rolled up 344 yards rushing, but, more important, could cross the goal line only twice against the Lions. Searcy collected its touchdown on an 80 yard drive that began early in the fourth period. LaFantasie and Cramblett teamed for a first down at the 33. After losing four, McCulloch passed to sophomore Tim Jimmerson for eight and then to Sterling for 18 and a first down at the Pioneers 45. The touchdown came on the next play a reverse, which ended with Scott Roussel throwing a 45 yard scoring strike to McCulloch. Kenny also converted making it 14-7 with 6:24 left. LaFantasie makes leaping interception. Kieth Webb Jr. Monster Man Ken Robbins Jr. Guard John Parrish J r. T acklc McCulloch Hit Record FG Keeping their poise though falling behind 9-0 early, the Sheridan Yellowjaekets put 18 points on the scoreboard in a 2:32 stretch of the second period enroute to defeating the Searcy Lions 31-15. Two running plays (for a com- bined one yard) left the Lions with fourth down and a short four yards to go at the Yellowjackets eight. From there McCulloch dropped hack and watched his flanker Steve Sterling turn a defender in, then break sharply to the outside. McCulloch hit him perfectly and the Lions had six after only 3:35 had gone by. McCulloch thrilled the crowd by clearing the goal post with a good 10 yards to spare. Officially, it amounted to a school record 47 yard field goal and a 9-0 Lion lead. The kick came on the first play of the second quarter. McCulloch’s long run sets up TD. Scott Rushton Jr. Tackle Don Dupriest Jr. End Mike Liles Jr. End Lions JJpset Cabot CABOT—A crisp, aggressive Searcy defense all but slammed the door on Cabot in the second half here Friday night and the Lions upset the highly regarded Panthers by a 24-14 score. It was only the second loss in eight games for Cabot; the first was 6-0 to Sheridan. The Lions were fighting to protect an 18-14 lead late in the last quarter when linebacker Keith Wehh picked off a Steve Elliott pass at the Cabot 27 and returned it all the way for a touchdown that iced the victory for Searcy. Webb, a back-up tailback on offense, displayed some of his hall- carrying prowess on the runback when he stepped around a pro- spective tackier near the sidelines and cut hack to the inside to reach paydirt. Defense like this helped beat Cabot. Tim Jimerson Teddy Berry Larry Gardner Soph. End Soph. Tailback Soph. End Bryant Wins Scoring Derby Bryant and Searcy combined for eight touchdowns with the Hornets capturing the 6AA thriller by a score of 29-26. The principal individuals in the high scoring contest were Bryant’s Danny English and Searcy’s Steve Sterling. Bryant controlled the hall until the final four seconds when they lost the hall on downs at the Searcy 23. With time for just one play, McCulloch hurled a 50 yard pass that Sterling caught around the 35 without breaking stride and sprinted on in to complete the spectacular 77 yard play. It was his third score of the evening. Nearly blocked by Gardner. Jim Mallett Doug Riley Kicky Reed Soph. Fullback Soph. Quarterback Soph. Fullback Lions Close With Win Scoring a touchdown in the opening 12 seconds of play, the Searcy Lions closed out the 1972 football season on a winning note by defeating Lonoke 27-21 here Friday night in homecoming at Lion Stadium. The victory was the second for the Lions in their final three games • and puts their overall record at 2-6 and their 6AA mark at 2-4. A key defensive play by Keith Webb, Parker, and Craniblett occurred with 1:23 left when the trio came up fast to drop Waller for a four yard loss on fourth and three from the Searcy 49. Sterling had 83 yards for the Lions and Cramblett, 60. Sterling’s two touchdowns gave him five for the last two games and 11 for the season. McCulloch averaged 41.3 yards lor four punts with none of them being returned. Homecoming Assembly kicked off the day’s activities. Ricky Stegall Soph. End Curtis Dupriest Soph. Fullback Mike Jones Soph. Linebacker Fans back the Lioas. David Purkis Soph. Linebacker David Uth Soph. Center John Ed Hall Soph. Guard Howard Reed Soph. Guard Greg Ration Gary Alien Soph. Guard Soph. Tackle Steve Hurst David Vandiver Ronnie Foster Soph. Guard Soph. Tackic Soph. End Jimmy Poor Jim Greer Robert Austin Soph. End Soph. End Soph. End The 1972 LIONS LIONS lions 'O Ns lions LIONS 32 d73 ”2 Lions lions i LIONS 79 10 � c-. I� t r 1,, • V v rw, v. ' ' - SW'V STT V — 3C • ?• - •' V- . •: :j++4k r i 1 ’« • A « T| r.. , o T f AC .JL- .' T A L V ______________•. CV«L « , . r •f r - 4- f-i r £v s ; -7 y:v i «fa •, -• a -. .' •« « ■• — - � f'rtK • .■. -« • 'Sv' tv LAA 'c uj4.j A ”- Vf a «• -.-' V F m t I . mTH j w ,: - . -.- w • - •' ✓■ y. • a .1 V h Ti f r j w .« i y iJ- aT - • ' • SHS Lions Season Results Bursting through to victory. KENNY McCULLOCH GREG SHIRA MIKE LILES BUTCH GARDNER PAUL PARKER BOROJOHNSON Gardner Passes 1,000 Points SCOTT ROUSSEL LOUIS FORD MIKE NOBLE Lions tie for Second JOHN HENDRIX CURTIS DUPRIEST LARRY GARDNER J F! W M 1973 B-TEAM. Front Row I to r: Louis Ford, Randy Neal, Jim Mallet, Don DuPricst, Tim Jimerson, Doug Riley, Erie Smith. 2nd Row: Manager. Steve Fraser, Mark Robinson, Greg Shira, Curtis Dupriest, Mike Liles, Kirby Pickens. Mike Noble, Scott Roussel, and Coach Bob Maddox. RANDY NEAL MARK ROBINSON Butch Gardner gave Lion fans many thrills the past three years with his great shooting and acrobatic rebounding. This year Butch finished as botli the leading scorer and rebounder in Region 6AA. He tied the school scoring record with 43 points against Sheridan, and scored over 30 several times. He became the second player in recent years to score over 1000 points in his career. What makes Gardner s total so significant, though, is that he only scored 61 points as a sophomore. Good luck in college Butch. Well look forward to seeing you play. Season Resume Team Searcy ( )pponents Beebe 68 51 Westside 54 74 Beebe 69 53 Rector 56 64 Hall 54 91 Fairview 46 65 Cabot 58 50 Bryant 63 57 Lonoke 71 56 Altlieimer 48 71 Lakeside 52 67 Sheridan 91 64 Whitehall 75 74 Cabot 62 43 Bryant 85 46 Lonoke 56 42 Altlieimer 47 67 Sheridan 87 70 Lakeside 60 52 Whitehall 78 75 6-AA Region Tournament (]ahol 43 28 Lakeside 64 66 Totals 1,388 (63.1) 1,327 (60 Field Goal Percentages Searcy—43% Opponents -40% Free Throw Percentages Searcy-61% Opponents—64% Wayne Gosnell R. Duncan, J. Swindle, S. Sterling. Manager J. Fraser, J. Hogan, M. Smith, C. Black, R. Wadley, Manager M. Yoast, 2nd row; Coach Bob Jackson, B. Gardner, W. Miller, K. Maddock, P. Smith, M. Liles. J. Dacus, K. McCulloch. I). Cramblett, S. Armstrong, Coach Jerry Evans, 3rd row, J. Gosnell, D. Carpenter, C. Briggs. R. Cardin, S. Rushton, R. Vess, M. Thomas, R. Lackie, F. English, R. Hardin, 4th row; L. Ford, K. Edmundson, R. Ballard. M. Noble, R. Hudgins, D. Dupriest, G. Osborne, D. LaEantasie, J. Canter, D. Cason. 1972 Region 6AA Champs ■ n Cardin, Miller, Rushton, McCulloch, Thomas, Briggs, Cornell Field Lackie, Hardin LaKantasic, Noble, Black Smith, Liles, Dacus, Gardner Events Cranblett, Ford. McCulloch, Hudgins, Carpenter, Du priest. Maddock, Osborne, Vess, Cason, Smith, Edmonson, Armstrong, Swindle, English. Running Events Sterling. Wadlev, Duncan, Hogan. LaFantasir. Hogan. Ballard. Canter. BEST PERFORMANCES IN 72' Event Performance Tracksters 440 yd. Relay 44.7 Hogan. Duncan. Wadley, Sterling 880 yd. Relay 1:35.6 Hudgins. Carpenter, Dupriest. Wadley Mile Relay 3:36.2 Hogan, Wadley, Smith. Duncan 100 yd. Dash 10.3 Duncan 220 yd. Dash 22.8 Sterling 410 yd. Dash 50.2 Duncan 880 vd. Run 1:59.7 Smith Mile Run 4:30.0 Swindle 2 Mile Run 10:11.4 Vess 120 yd. High Hurdles 14.4 Hogan 180 yd. Low Hurdles 20.4 Hogan Shot Put 51V Briggs Discus 149’8” Miller High Jump Gardner and Dacus Long Jump 20714” Lackie Pole Vault 12’ Noble Tied school record New school record Vess winning distance race Field Dacus easily clears bar Swindle begins gun lap finishing as the Region 6AA (.humps, the Searcy High Track Team won a streak of meets. Starting its season with a triangular meet with Batesville anti Newport, Searcy ran on to win with a wide margin. Next up was a quadrangular meet in which the Lions also won easily. In the following three meets, the Lions faced a host of injuries and finished last in all three. With many of the Lions coming hack to the team, they went on to win their next quadrangular meet. As the Jacksonville Relays rolled around, Searcy entered only three events. One was Jerry Hogan in the 120 High Hurdles. It was here that Hogan broke the school record with a fast time of 14.4. Next on the list was the Bison Relays. Even though the Lions did not come in first, they did put on a good show. Their strength was then shown in a triangular meet with Batesville and Newport. The Lions finished with a 45 point margin. Four of the Lions’ toughest meets came next: the Wildcat Relays, the N.E.A. Relays, the McClellan Relays, and Batesville Relays; Searcy again showed its strength but not quite enough to beat some of the larger schools in the state. In the last three regular season meets, the Lions won a triangular meet between Batesville and Newport, lost to Conway in the Wampus Cat Relays, and came on to win the Key Club Relays. Then came the Region 6AA meet. Again displaying tough depth, the Lions won, wrapping up their season except for the state meet. Having only nine events to qualify for the state, erased any hope of winning the meet, but the Lions made a strong showing. Thanks to a lot of hard work, the 1972 Lions left behind them an excellent season record. Y o a M e k e r F r a s n h Season Record Tennis James Coleman and Robert Bacon With their regular season’s play over and entering in the State A A Tennis Meet, Wilson, Bacon, and Coleman had high hopes of taking first place. In singles play, Wilson went to meet his opponent and won two out of the three games. In his second match, Wilson lost two out of the three games and was eliminated. Bacon and Coleman headed up the lineup for the doubles. They, too, won their first match, but lost their second. Tin Lions ended up to bring home fourth place in the State AA Tennis Meet. Rob Wilson Rudy Patterson Mike Smith Golfers finish as Region Champs Mark Thicks ten Chris ('all Lion CC Team State A A Champs For the seventh straight year, The Search Lions are the State A A Cross Country Champions. Team members include Paul Smith, Kenneth Edmunson, David Cason Roger Vess, David Graham, Randy Deen, Steve Miller, and Glenn Ferren. George Williams is the team’s coach. Mike Yoast served as trainer-manager. SHS Student Council Fletcher Sullards Sponsor 1973 Council Officers Jon Bales, Sr. Pres. Jimmy Pierce, Sr. Rep. Gary Osborne, Jr. Pres. Robert Bacon, Jr. Rep. Curtis DuPiest, Soph. Pres. Kirby Pickens, Soph. Rep. Kim Blakely, Pres.: Becky Davis. Sec.; Jim Pierce, V. Pres.: David Cramblett, Treas. Judy Bradberry Sponsor Patti Adams Jackie Beemen Jeff Broadwater Susan Carpenter Donna Deen Shelley Dickson Mitchell Hamilton Charlotte Johnston Derrick Land Melanie Moore Rebecca Messer Robert Newton Tom Robbins Susan Rongey Kathy Rushin Anita Shelby Monice Sparrow Pamela Smith Stan Webb Renee Yarbrough Melissa Yamell Keith Abney Jan Arthur Robert Bacon Chet Barher Janet Beemen Melinda Blackburn Debbie Blood worth Marion Brown Brenda Busick Ellen Collins Carolyn Cox Debbie Dickson Glvnda Duncan Robert Ernest Melody Everett Michelle Eason Doug Fish Patty Fish Louis Ford Susan Foster Judy Fudge Teresa Fudge Jan Griffin Jim Gilliam Sherry Haggard Kay Hendron Terry Humphrey Tim Jimerson Melinda Jones Michael Jones Karen Kariya Marsha Kropp Donna LaFantasie Judy Lance Belinda Langley Cindy Lassiter Leah McKenzie Portia Osborn Laura Pollard Vicky Privett David Purkiss Tanya Sibley Kathy Skinner Mitzie Smith Tim Smith Mark Thicksten David Uth Kathy Wadley Glenda Watson Kloue Scroggins Sponsor Mitchell Hamilton, President, Shelley Dickson, Vice-Pres., Susa Carpenter, Secretary, Patti Adams, Treasurer National Honor Society Jackie Beemen Kim Blakely David Cramblett Becky Davis Donna Deen Brenda Johnson Derrick Land Carla Pate Jim Pierce Ricky Puszewski Susan Rongey Kathy Rush in Anita Shelby Judy Shira Pam Smith Monice Sparrow Mona Talkington Mike Walker David Weathers Stan Webb Mark Welker Melissa Yamell Renee Yarbrough Glenda Duncan Melody Everett Michelle Fason Judy Fudge Jim Gilliam Jan Griffin Kay Hendron Robert Hudgins Judy Lance Mike Liles Vicky Privett Ken Robbins Kathy Skinner Mitzi Smth Eric Smith Mark Thicksten Teresa Turner Sharon Vaughn Glenda Watson Foreign Language Club Officers-Jan Arthur, Scc.-Treas.; Barbara Black, vice-prcs.; Sandra McDaniel, Pres.; Susan Carpenter, reporter Patti Adams Melinda Blackburn Kim Blakely Martha Burkett Tracey Cook Debbie Dickson Shelley Dickson Glynda Duncan Melody Everett Susan Foster Judy Fudge Dawn Jennings Jan Griffin Sherry Haggard Kay Hendron Tim Holden Charlotte Johnston Jeannic Johnston Melinda Jones Kobin Jones Judy Lance Cindy Lassiter Weezie Liles Kathy Mowrer Karen Oppenheim Portia Osborn Laura Pollard Lisa Richmond Ken Robbins Reesa Robertson Susan Rongey Judy Shira Elaine Siddon Kathy Skinner Mitzi Smith Suzanne Smith David Vandiver Karen Vaughn Sharon Vaughn Kathy Wadley Glenda Watson Becky W'imberly S Club Officers from left an Paul Smith. Sec., Billy Walker. Pres.; and Butch Gardner, Vice-Pres. “S” Club Bohhy Brad berry Curtis Briggs David Cason Robert l ackie Danny LaFantasie Kenny McCulloch Paul Parker Jim Pierce Robert Newton Tony Swindle Mike Walker Robert Bacon Doug Carpenter Ronnie Foster David Graham Robert Hudgins Mike Liles Steve Miller Scott Roussel Ken Robbins Mark Thicksten John Sanders Sponsor Ken Robbins, Jr. Rep., Paul Parker, Sr. Rep., Robert Newton, Pres., Keith Webb, Vice-Pres., Tony Swindle, Sec. naT'S Key Club Bobby Brad berry Curtis Briggs David Cramblett Kenneth Edmunson Butch Gardner Robert Lackie Mitchel Hamilton Rusty Miller Kenny McCulloch Jim Pierce Ricky Puszewski Tom Robbins Billy Walker Mark Welker Mike Young Robert Bacon Wayne Gosnell Robert Hudgins Mike Liles Ken Robbins Scott Roussel Mark Thicksten Lindsey Williams Library Club Front row-Melody Everett, Pain Turner, Christine Irby, Margaret Baker, Jeanette Cunningham. Second row—Pat Sanders, Jackie Beemen, Linda Mason, Janet Beemen, Angeline Irby, Donna Deen, Wanda Johnson. Third row—Luma Hendrix, Sarah Darden, Rose Black, Mike Young, Janie Johnston, Paul Parker, Eileen Hendrix. Officers include from left Janet Beemen, historian; Donna Deen, Vice-President; Jeanette Cunningham, President; and Christine Irby, Secretary-Treasurer. Eleanore Williams Dodson, report, is not pictured. Renee Yarbrough. Pres., Jim Pierce, V. Pres., Pamela Smith, Sec.- Treas., Bobby Brad berry. Historian, Angie Valiina. Reporter. Ann Massey Sponsor foiK.noN UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Jackie Beemen Jeff Broadwater Karen Childers Donna Deen George Dillin Butch Gardner Angeline Irby Charlotte Johnston Weezie Liles Kenny McCulloch Paul Parker ( arla Pate Debbie Polk Janice Reed Pat Sanders Dianne Sims Monice Sparrow Robin Wad ley David Weathers Gilbert Webb Sherry Duke Cathy Elbert Melody Everett Gayle Gennings Brenda Hall Terry Humphrey Donna LaFantasie Vicky Privett Treva Rutherford Jean Taylor Margie Trammel Della Weaver Melanie Wright Robert Abney Sponsor fl Mark Welker President Future Teachers °f A meric Robert Newton Vice-President Tim Holder Treasurer Dianne Sims Parliamentarian Bobby Brad berry Jean Brown Karen Childers Jeanette Cunningham Klcanore Dodson Danny LaFantasie Derrick Land Sandra McDaniel Janice Reed Tom Robbins Susan Rongey Kathy Rushin Pat Sanders Anita Shelby Judy Shira Pamela Smith J udy Tilley Jan Arthur Sherry Barnett Rose Black Karen Buchanan Larry Cole Tracey Cook Sherry Duke (vlynda Duncan Melody Everett Michelle Fason Judy Fudge 'Peresa Fudge Jan Griffin Regina Haney Kay Hendron Terry Humphrey Melinda Jones Robin Jones April Kelly Kathy Kuespert Judy Lance Cindy Lassiter Lois Livingston Beth Price Vicky Privett Treva Rutherford Kathy Skinner Mitzie Smith Tim Smith Billy Townsend Teresa Turner Karen Vaughn Sharon Vaughn Glenda Watson Rena Welker Judy Wilson Donna Deen Secretary Judy Tilley President Sarah Darden T reasurer Beverly Baker and Patti Fish—Vice- Presidents Angeline Irby Reporter Robbie Benson Dianne Sims and Jean Pat Sanders—Song Devotional Leader Brown—Fed. 7 Historian Leader and Chapter Historian Mona Talkington— Pianist ■I Charlotte Morgan Sponsor Homemakers of America Gwynn Allen Jackie Beemen Karen Childers Connie Cox Jeanette Cunningham Donna Glover Brenda Johnson Becky Messer Debbie McGala Beverly Phillips Janice Bouse Pam Smith Sharon Smith Monice Sparrow Dorthy Webber Becky Wimberly Susan Young Gwen Anderson Judy Free Judy Fudge Brenda Hall April Kelley Jean Taylor Sharon Vaughn Linda Webber FFA Bob Parnell Sponsor David Barnett Stanley Carroll Brad Crain Bruce Davis Jan Gosnell Jeff Morrow Ricky Kiden Troy Alton Roger Ballard Ixjwell Barker Danny Bell Ted Berry Billy Blue Hairy Brooks Lynn Cantrell Robert Cardin Brad Carroll Tony Chambers Bryan Chambers Michael Cox Steve Demaree Russell Duncan Mike Edwards David Elliott Lareece English Glenn Ferren Steve Fraser John Hendrix Gary Henry Danny Hodge Mike Holliman Porter Hudson Steve Hurst Larry Lash lee David Key Phillip Montague Mike Moore Richard Moser Rocky Rowe Jeff Sanders Gary Smith Ricky Stegall Mike Thomas Stanley Turley David Watkins Tommy Wright FFA Officers this year include: Paul Smith, President, Jim Gilliam, Vice-President, Chester Hollis, Secretary, Craig Aska, Treasurer, Jim Burnett, Reporter, Gary Hamilton, Jr. Advisor, Terry Cypert, Sentinel An FFA Note-taking session My mother wanted me to be a doctor. Erma Dale, President: Karen Childers, V. President; Brenda Haney, Secretary; Marion Brown, Reporter; Mike Taylor, Parliamentarian; Darlene Hudson, Treasurer. DECA Renee Yarbrough checks the files at the Medical Arts Center. Gary Hogue cleans up at Headlee g Gwynn Allen Brenda Ballard Debbie Cook Wayne Cook Sheila Haney Sharon Hartwick Debbie Henry Gary Hogue Malcom McLain Rusty Miller Melanie Moore Pam Shourd Renee Yarbrough Sherry Barnett Renada Bennett Debbie Graham Renee Hogan Eddy Morris The 1972-73 VICA Officers are: Pam Smith, Pres., Beverly Phillips, Darrell McCoy V. Pres., Tanya Sibley, Sec., Carol Holden, Treas., Monice Sparrow, Sponsor Rep., Keith Maddock, Parliamentarian, Ronnie Van Hook, St. Advisor VICA Tony Markham is employed at Harding College Press David Brooks Tony Hickey Angeline Irby Leonard Southard Billy Bonner Linda Heggie Tony Markham David Selvidge Susan Spence Debbie Mabrey, Pres.; Bobby Boyles, V. Pres.; Susan Rongey, Treas.; Rickey Puszewski, Scribe; Kathy Rush in. Sec. Robert Bloodworth Sponsor National Thespian Society Troupe 340 Curtis Briggs Jimmy Canter Eleanore Dodson Robert Lackie Derrick Land Rebecca Messer Robert Newton Pamela Smith Mark Welker Tim Holder Melinda Jones Pam Oden Kathy Wadley Curtis Briggs, Pres.; Weezie Liles, V. Pres.; Tim Holder, Hist.; Debbie Polk. Treas.; Derrick Land, Sec. (leorge Dillin Kleanore Dodson Robert Lackie Debbie Mabrey Rebecca Messer Kenny McCulloch Robert Newton Ricky Puszewski Susan Rongcy Kathy Rusliin Pamela Smith Angie Vallina David Weathers Mark Welker Bobby Boyles Tracey Cook Glynda Duncan Terry Humphrey Kay Johnson Melinda Jones Judy Lance Pam Oden Vicky Privett Suzanne Smith Tim Smith Kathy Wad ley Lionet tes front row-Tracey Cook, Jan Arthur, Cindy Lassiter, Sherry Barnett, Shelley Dickson, Dehbie Dickson, Kathy Wadley, Karen Tucker, second row-Dorthy Webber, Terry Cramblett, Robin Jones, Gayle Gennings, Nancy Johnston, Mona Talkington. third row-cheerleaders, fourth row—B-team cheerleaders, fourth, fifth, and sixth rows—drill team. Miss Jo Carol Gentry sponsor: Lionettes, cheerleaders, Lionsteppers Lionette Officers include kneeling left, Shelley Dickse, President and Sherry Barnett, Vice-President. Standing, Debbie Dickson, Reporter, and Cindy Lassiter, Secretary- Treasurer. 1973 Lionstepper Officers at SMS are as follows: Beverly Baker, Co-Captain, Glynda Duncan, Junior Lieutenant: Donna Glover, Senior Lieutenant, Suzanne Smith, Sophomore Lieutenant: and Kathy Skinner, Captain. Beverly Baker, co-capt. Donna Glover Sr. Lt. Brenda Johnson Sandra McDaniel Ch.-bd. Debbie McGaha Becky Messer Melinda Blackburn Ch.-bd. Glenda Duncan Jr. Lt. Donna Kdwards Melody Everett Michelle Fason Judy Fudge Jan Griffin Ch.-bd. Kay llendron Ch.-bd. Karen Hillman Kay Holliman Donna Rice Lisa Richmond Tcri Thomas Mitzi Smith Kim Moore Kathy Skinner Capt. Suzanne Smith Soph. Lt. Kim Blakely captain Barbara Black co-capt. Judy Shira SHS Cheerleaders Karen Gentry Donna LaFantasie Laura Pollard B-Team Cheerleaders Karen Vaughn captain Debbie Jackson Karen Karyia Sherry Haggard Susan Foster co-capt. Cheri Duncan Band Officers BAND OFFICERS—(from left): Eleanor Williams Dodson, vice-president; Danny Boyles, president; and Melissa Yarnell, secretary-treasurer. Band Council BAND COUNCIL-FRONT ROW (from left): Eleanor Williams Dodson, Vicki Capps, Melissa Yarnell, Becky Davis, and Tracey Cook. BACK ROW': Bill Townsend, Steve Hogue, Danny Boyles, and Derrik Land. Majorettes Vickie Privelt Teresa Fudge AlI-District Baud Assistant Drum Major SENIORS-Becky Davis, Denrik Land, Debbie Polk. Pam Merritt, Patti Adams, Stanley Wilson, Ricky Puszewski, Bryan Webb, and George Dillin. JUNIORS-Sherry Duke, Teresa Fudge, Vickie Capps, Vickie Privett, Andy Blansett, Randy Bradley, Bill Townsend, Tim Holder, Tim Smith, Larry Cole. Bobby Boyles, Jackie Wyatt, Judy Lance, and Lanay Lovell. SOPHOMORES-Debbie Bisbee, Karen Buchanan, Leah McKenzie, Belinda Langley, Brenda Busick, Ellen Collins, Cariotta Manasco, Kim Dietz, Debbie Blood worth, Mike McEuen, Steve Hogue, Don Miller, Tracey Cook, Marsha Kropp, Ida Turner, and Keith Shelby. Tracey Cook Da H 8 b 3 Searcy High School FLUTES Becky Davis Derrik Land Debbie Bisbee Karen Buchanan Mebssa Yamell Debra Brunson Flaine Siddon Vicki Dyer Susan Young Patty Fish CLARINETS Sherry Duke Debbie Polk Leah McKenzie Teresa Fudge Belinda Langley Pam Merritt Brenda Busick Regina Tucker Jayne Siddon Anita Shelby Debbie Cook Zoe Tucker BASS CLARINETS Vickie Capps Ellen Collins Cariotta Manasco Sherry Treat OBOE Kim Dietz BASSOON Debbie Blood worth ALTO SAX Lanay Lovell Judy Wilson BARITONE SAX Eleanore Williams Dodson CONTRA-BASS Sheila Williams Floyd Bradberry, Jr. Director Symphonic Band BARITONES Bill Townsend Jackie Wyatt Tim Smith Stanley Rongey Judy Lance Larry Cole Steve Demaree BASS DRUM Mike McEuen Kathy Rushin Jim Burnett Stan Webb Wayne Holden CYMBALS George Dillin Craig Faith Susan Rongey Doug Kish Ricky Ball Jean Brown TROMBONES FRENCH HORN TYMPANI Bryan Webb Vickie Privett Ida Tumer Steve Hogue Patti Adams Danny Boyles Tim Holder Connie Whitehurst KEYBOARD PERCUSSION Ted Vande kamp Tracey Cook Marsha Kropp BASS TROMBONES Tom Ekman Karen Joyce Don Miller BASSES Nita Lee Tony Lay rock Bobby Boyles Karen Oppenheim TRUMPETS Keith Shelby Andy Blansett Lynn Cantrell Ricky Puszewski Rickv Stewart Stanley Wilson SNARE DRUMS Randy Bradley Keith Abney Becky Davis Vickie Privett All-State Band Andy Blansett Bobby Boyles Band In Action Mixed Chorus Top I to r: Mitzi Smith, Susan Miller, Nancy Johnston, Tim Holder, Kathy Massengale, Vicki Hayes, Sarah Rodgers, Vanessa Adkins, Karen Hamrin, Rose Black, Patty Nichols, Donna (Hover, Jan (losnell, Robert Newton Nona Cheatham Director Billy Hutto, Sharon Smith, Jeannie Johnston, Debbie Mabrey, Mike Holiman, Dan LaFantasie, Cheri Duncan, Kay Holiman, Bobby Bradberry, Suzanne Smith, Melaine Boggan, Michell Fason, Shelly Dickson, Paul Parker, Bobby Boyles, Tom Robbins, Pat Sanders, Karen Oppenheim, Cindy Lassiter Searcy High School Girls' Ensemble Watch it! What would the girls at the Country Club think, Robert? Sesame Street ‘Cock, Stock and Cipstick ? o Written by John Henderson Directed by Robert Bloodworth 8:00 p.m., December 15, 1972 Searcy High School Auditorium Presented by the authority of Art Craft Play Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa Just Today We Heard Familiar Laughter We Knew Our Friends Within Our Hearts Would Stay In Time We'll Be Much Older- For In Our Hearts The Dreams Will Be The Same In Memory Of Rea gin Yarn el I 1957-1973 FARMS - HOMES - RETIREMENT . RECREATIONAL. - BUSINESS FARM LOANS AND TAX SERVICE RILEY REAL ESTATE CO. BUILDERS 1302 E. Race Avc. 268-6311 SERVING RESIDENTS OF SEARCY AND WHITE COUNTY HEADLEE DRUG STORE rescriptioHS Compliments of Your Lovebright Diamond Dealer PARRISH JEWELRY Home of Fine Sterling, China, and Crystal PORTER ROGERS HOSPITAL Good Luck Seniors Congratulations Seniors J. E. LIGHTLE CECIL TEDDER JAMES R. HANNAH MIKE BEEBE JEANS HOUSE, INC. 109 East Center Avenue Searcy, Arkansas Best Wishes Seniors TRUMAN BAKER CHEVROLET CO. INC. “CHEVROLET AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE” •MILK-ICE CREAM- With The Big Re Checkmark On The Carton AND OTHER DAIRY PRODUCTS Delivered To Your Home ... Or At Your Favorite Food Store 565-1551 COLEMAN DAIRY INC Arkansas' Home-Owned Dairy For More Than Ono Hundred Years SEARCY INSURANCE AND INVESTMENT Searcy Arkansas MILLER SEED STORE 119 West Market GLENN’S AUTO PARTS MARINE SALES Phone 268-5291 Hwy. 67 East Searcy LOWELL SIMS «E“ ESTATE “Let us sell your farm, we sold your neighbor’s!” COLLEGE FARM DAIRY Searcy, Arkansas STOTT’S DRUG STORE Roger Williams—Manager 103 W. Arch Best Wishes from J. L. MOORE PULPWOOD CO. Judsonia Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Ark. Compliments of Dr. F.I.Gosnell Dr. W.A. Hudgins Dr. R.G. Miller Dr. Bruce Robbins Dr. Jack Snodgrass White Co. Dental Association Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1973 from WHITE COUNTY GUARANTY SAVINGS AND LOAN “Where your money earns top interest.” Compliments of McCOLLUM FORD INC. Box 430 Beebe Arkansas Phone 268-6408 Good l.uck Seniors tl Paul'Parsons «4 Peal Estate k Development A Complete Real Kstate Serv ice 1707 E. Race Phone 501 268-3558 Compliments of Riddle Sheetmetal Co. 504 S. Main Street Frostyaire Frozen Foods Arkansas Arkansas Compliments of WONDER CHICK HATCHERY, INC. Bill E. Lassiter Sales Manager Phone 268-5321 500 South Oak St. Searcy Arkansas GULF OIL CORPORATION Leslie Carmichael Distributor South Elm St. Searcy, Ark. Best Wishes From Good Luck Van’s Marine Repair Highway 16 North Searcy Arkansas Searcy Honda James B. Sumpter, Man. The complete Complete line line of Honda of Homelite Motorcycles Chainsaws Searcy 268-3191 Arkansas OVERSTREET, INC. -= ANYTHING ANYWHERE ANYTIME i===- BUILDERS •HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING • ELECTRICAL 508 North Spruce Street Searcy, Arkansas 72143 Raymond Paul Gary Compliments of The Mud Hut Searcy, Arkansas Best of Luck Seniors McEuen Funeral Home and Burial Association Compliments of Kelso Farm Supply 515 South Main Searcy Compliments of Bill’s AG. Supermarket 1509 W. Pleasure Searcy Arkansas Compliments of WARD SCHOOL BUS MFG., INC. You Couldn’t Buy a Better Bus to Save Their Lives Hwy. 65 S. P. 0. Box 311 Conway, Arkansas PARIS SUPPLY CO. KELLY’S RESTAURANT Compliments of a friend Arkansas Radiology Group Searcy Aik. Congratulations Seniors from Helen’s Dry Cleaners Searcy Ark. Compliments of Good Luck Seniors The Merle Norman Colony Shop Cosmetics 108 W. Race 100 N. Spring 268-8917 Searcy Ark. Searcy Ark. The Tot Shop “Dotsey’s” Infant's and Children’s Wear 306 N. Spring Searcy Ark. Dress Shop 1527 E. Race Searcy Ark. J. R. Hughes Compliments of Apco Dave’s Dairy Queen 1523 E. Race 210 E. Park Searcy Ark. Eat at Dairy Queen, it’s FINE! Compliments of Tastee Freeze Home of 50 Flavors of Malts and Shakes Music Shack Everything in tapes and albums 2809 E. Ha. Sun Oil Co.- DX Products Compliments of Wishing Seniors the best of Luck Neil Miller, agent Fowlkes Garage Wishing Seniors the Best Searcy Ark. Searcy Compliments of Bolton’s Inc. Pontiac, Cadillac, CMC, Frigidaire Arkansas Compliments of Lowell Perkins Agency Inc. All Types of Insurance Accounting Service Tax Service BUSINESS COLLEGE 5606 West 12th Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72204 (501) 375-1140 Searcy Tin Shop Congratulations to the Class of 1973 Searcy Ark. BOWMAN INC. The Finest in Furniture and Appliances MAM’SELLE First In Fashion Come Visit Us Best Wishes To The Seniors NOBLE MOTEL Come Dine With Us BILL’S RESTAURANT Compliments of GERALD’S BAR-B-Q Searcy Arkansas Best Wishes Seniors SAMUEL BINGHAM CO. Searcy Arkansas Best W islies Seniors PULLIAM’S BOOKSTORE Searcy Arkansas Compliments of Blansett’s Shoe Store Searcy Arkansas Best Wishes to the Graduates Ethel’s Drive Inn 203 South Main Searcy Arkansas “Good Luck” “Congratulations” Dryer’s Searcy Shoe Frozen Store Foods Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas Best Wishes Seniors Liles Brother’s Motor Company Datsun Dealers Congratulations Seniors 73 Elaine’s Fabrics Highway 67 East Searcy Arkansas Searcy On« H°u _ ■;mRRTiniziriG MOST 1« QWY CHAN1 mm 70 IANING mini Arkansas ‘The Most In Dry Cleaning ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Always One Hour Service At No Extra Charge Supporting Searcy High School OPEN 7 A.M.—6:30 P.M. Monday—Saturday Phone 268-660 Don and Sandra Smith—Owners Searcy Compliments of Compliments of Arkansas Sterlings Chuck’s Top Shop Searcy Arkansas 201 West Pleasure Searcy Montgomery Livestock Auction Highway 67 South Phone 268-2471 Best of Luck, Seniors Ben Franklin Store PARK AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 211 E. Park Searcy Arkansas Compliments of City Tire Service 895 South Main Phone 268-8620 Searcv Arkansas Compliments of Bill Roussel And Associates All your Insurance Needs Congratulations Seniors Compliments of Jack Bruce’s Price East Race County Clerk Gulf Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas KING-NIER FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Highway 67K • Hast Race Avenue • Phone 268-9370 Searcy, Arkansas 72143 Compliments of The Spinning Wheel Searcy Arkansas The Hickory House Dairy Bar Real Bar-B-0 Highway 67 East at ‘Y Searcy Arkansas “BEST TODAY, BETTER TOMORROW” BROOKSHIRE TIRE AND RETREAD 268-2810 Searcy 200 S. Main Arkansas J J BEEF COMPANY Searcy Arkansas MFA INSURANCE MIKE ARNETT, AGENT STEVE TYE USED CARS 268-3450 1507 E. Race St. Searcy Compliments of EVANS SON LANDSCAPING Supporting the Seniors Searcy Auto Supply Searcy Arkansas 268-2494 Best of Luck The Thompson Company Inc. Searcy Arkansas “Backing Searcy High School” Joyner’s Clothing and Western Wear Searcy Arkansas Compliments of Searcy L. P. Gas Searcy Arkansas Compliments of The . FLOV'E Boutique Searcy Arkansas 1503 W. Pleasure GIFTS The best place in town to save! Searcy Arkansas SOWELL’S FURNITURE INC. EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE Searcy Arkansas Compliments of Good Luck Seniors Carl Hughes Miller Milling Garage INC. Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas THE DOG’N SUDS Best of Luck to the Class of 1973 Searcy, Arkansas For the Best in Trucking Service Call POWELL TRUCK LINE Try our Famous ‘Corney Dog’ Phone 268-9612 2201 E. Bace Searcy Don’t Cook Tonight—Just Call Phone 268-3511 Ask Adrian, Gary, and Tim About HARDING COLLEGE Adrian, Gary and Tim arc only three of the many Searcy High grads who have taken advantage of the “stay at home arrangement to attend college. Now they’re members of the conference co-champion Bison football team. Harding s full academic program offers 45 majors in I � fields, and also pre-professional programs of study in several more areas. oil'll meet a ipialified, helpful faculty. You 11 enjoy the friendly students. Whether you live in the dorm or commute from home, youII have all the advantages of both home and college life. Join Adrian. Gary and Tim—youII be glad you did. I i GARY HUNTER TIM WALKER ADRIAN IIICKMON DEAN’S MILK Congratulations Seniors! Ilwy. 67 East Searcy Compliments of THE IDEAL SHOP “Where Dreams Come True For Women Of All Ages” Searcy 810 North Spring Phone 268-8270 KWCK 1300 on your dial Arkansas serving North Central Arkansas daily “Follow The Lions On KWCK” Searcy Searcy LYNN’S GARAGE “automatic transmission specialist” 2200 2 E. Race (behind howling alley) 268-6555 Arkansas Arkansas Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 J. C. PENNEY CO. 113 North Sprdy—Searcy Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF ARKANSAS 510 E. Lincoln—Searcy fena V Mum� � VERNON DUNCAN—Owner Phone: 268-2456 704 E. Race Searcy, Arkansas HARDING LAUNDRY CLEANERS Expert Service—Low Cost East Park Avenue Searcv DUNCANS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INC. 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 com- munity. Start a savings account with us, soon. TO I West Arch Ave. Phone 268-2436 Member Federal Home Loan Bank System 72-73 LION STEPPERS CONGRATULATE THE SENIORS Beverly Baker Donna Glover Brenda Johnson Sandra McDaniel Debbie McGaha Becky Messer MAGIC MART FOODS East Race St. “Low Food Prices, Friendly, Courteous Service.” Best Wishes Seniors Compliments of Leslie Jewelers The most precious gems for those you love Town Country Beauty Salon 1901 West Pleasure Searcy Arkansas Searcy Good Luck Seniors Compliments of Young’s Treat Bros. Wholesale Tire Co. Champlin Searcy Ark. 3219 E. Race Avenue Searcy YourKe y to Value FREDS OF SEARCY 106 Spring Street 268-2742 Compliments of James L. Wilbourn Uncle Dudley’s Discount Store ‘The Place to Save!” Searcy Arkansas Complii nents of INTERNATIONAL SHOE COMPANY 400 South Main Street Searcy, Arkansas Congratulations Seniors FRANCES’ BEAUTY SALON 701 W. Race Searcy Supporting the Lions Acme Cleaners Compliments of Liggett-Williams Service Co. 118E. Arch Avenue Searcy 268-9300 811 N. Maple Searcy POLAR STAINLESS .-0-AX SYaIKLESS I? C 3 I{1 CVS uU jr “The Best in Quality and Quanity.’ SEARCY ARKANSAS FAMILY SHOE STORE SEARCY ARKANSAS WOOD-FREEMAN LUMBER CO. John Manville Products 400 South Locust Benjamin Moore Paints Phone 268-3591 Hardware-Gifts Furniture and Appliances Searcy Compliments of: SMITH-VAUGHAN “Everything in your household needs.” Arkansas Best Wishes from: Compliments of Jim’s Food Market Duncan’s Drive-In - We specialize in Hwy. 16 North Pit Bar B(J Searcy, Arkansas Jim Swindle Owner Searcy Ark. GOOD LUCK SENIORS Odell Pollard Jerry Cavaneau Ed Bethune Richard F. Hatfield SEARCY CLINIC Phone 268-3566 910 East Race Se cy Arkansas Good Luck In The Future, Seniors MOORE GROCERY STATION ‘The Friendlest in Service” Hwy. 16 North Searcy Arkansas At AP L,it’s more than a slogan- J jj Irk ANSAS it’s how we’re facing the future. power light (Congratulations to the Class of ‘73’ From DRAUGHON’S SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Little Rock Arkansas Best Wishes Seniors SEARCY CHEERLEADERS SEARCY HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS-1972-73 FRONT ROW: Sharon Vaughn anil Beth Price; BACK ROW: Sharon Gentry, Donna LaFantisie, Barbara Black, co-captain, Kim Blakely, captain, Juily Shira, Teresa Turner and Laura Pollard. Wishing the Seniors of 1973 the Best of l.uek from Suzuki I 112 K. Race 268-5346 Scare' Serving: Little Rock—Batesville—Newport—Mot Springs SEARCY VAN AND STORAGE COMPANY Telephone: 268-8281 or 268-8243 Night and Holidays 268-3770,268-5250,268-8878 Where in the WORLD Would YOU Like to go? JACK SPAULDING, Owner 819 South Main EDDIE TAYLOR, Office DANDAL BENTON, Asst. Mrg. Vans leaving evcrv week for North, South, East, and West “Free Estimates—From or to this Area” -NO OBLIGATIONS- LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING Congratulations Seniors STROTHER ABSTRACT COMPANY P.O. Box 135; 308 East Market Avenue Searcy Ark. 268-8293 Congratulations to the Seniors of 73 WHITE COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY FORD TORINO-GALAXY-LTD-MUSTANG-PINTO-COUNTRY SQUIRE-MAVERICK Parts and Services Arkansas SPAULDING’S ATHLETIC GOODS CO. SEARCY STEEL CO. Steel for Bridges and Buildings Phone 268-2466 P.0. Box 1007 Searcy, Arkansas Congratulations Seniors Led “Better” Ideal Office Heating and Air Conditioning Sales and Service Machines Searcy. Arkansas 72143 3213 E. Race Searcy, Arkansas EVEN THE NAME IS BETTER Nichols Bookkeeping Tax Service Compliments of Darrel Hickman and Robert Edwards 302 West Center Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas MASSEY-ALLEN MOTORS INC. 2406 E. Race Searcy, Arkansas If 1 can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain; If I can case one life the aching, Or cool one pain, Or help one fainting robin Unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain. Emily Dickinson We, the 1973 annual staff, congratulate the SENIORS OF 73! LIGHTLE, DOBBINS, LIGHTLE REALTORS INSURORS JULIAN LIGHTLE JR. DEENER DOBBINS JR. REAL ESTATE Terrill Huff Burney Lightle Ralph Worley Tom Quattlebaum Ron Kersh INSURANCE Terrill Huff Ronald Kersh Mrs. Geraldine Birdwell Mrs. Peggy Holland Miss Ann Wheetley Miss Linda Casey Phone 268-3563 411 West Arch Searcy B-B OIL CO. INC. DISTRIBUTOR CHAMPLIN GASOLINE FOR PEOPLE ON THE MOVE GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF 1973 “BE THE GREATEST” Compliments of YARNELL’S ICE CREAM For that delicious homemade taste—It’s YARNELL’S Searcy Arkansas RESCRIPTIONI FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH “Where the Friendliest People on Earth Meet and Worship” Searcy Arkansas DAVIS PHARMACY Compliments of CRAIN SALES CO. INC. FUDGE’S GROCERY MARKET TRY OUR CALL-IN SHOPPING SPERRY RAI D CORPOR ATION REAAINCaTON RA D OFFICE MACHINES DIVISION STEWARD T.V. Searcy Arkansas Compliments of ANGEL’S FOOD MKT. Phone: 268-3233 S. Main St. Searcy, Arkansas Compliments of If it’s Borden’s, it’s Got to be Good Searcy Dairy Distributors Mrs. V. E. Benton, Owner BORDEN’S FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS .OSV� 5 r drive ln theatre THE fUtE PRIVE ffiPTEr THE CLASS JT 73 a ' s Or 1!« DIXIE DRIVE-IN THEATRE CAPPS MOTOR CO. Continental Capri Toyota Mercury Cornet Cougar Hwy. 67 E. Race Street Phone: 26841651 Searcy PARKER FLORAL SHOP 916 E. Race Searcy, Arkansas Phone: 268-2371 Compliments of COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY Office Supplies Job Printing Phone 268-8844 219 West Arch Searcy Arkansas A W ROOT BEER The finest in malts, shakes, sandwiches, and baskets 408 North Walnut Searcy, Arkansas COTHERN’S MEN’S STORE r Sportswear—Suits With Arrow Young Cricketeer Men’s HJ.S. Ideas Phone 268-2858 Searcy, Arkansas Compliments of CARDER BUICK-OLDS Congratulations Seniors 2132 East Race Avenue Searcy, Arkansas Phone 268-2401 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Searcy Arkansas CHARLES A. LOVELL INC. Searcy Arkansas ‘Best Wishes Seniors' ADAMS PEST CONTROL Protecting Your Health and Property Searcy Arkansas V'lt PAYMENTS CON G R A T II L A T I O N S TO THE SENIORS OF 1973 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK OF JUDSONIA ARK. The Bank That Appreciates Your Business 729-3329 VAN-ATKINS DEPARTMENT STORE Best of Luck, Seniors Searcy, Arkansas Phone 268-8631 Congratulations Seniors Compliments of East End Harold Moye Barber Shop Mercantile Hardware • Linoleum «Jacuzzi Pumps Raymond P. Hill Joe Cunningham Plumbing Supplies Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas Birdsong Goodin Good Luck Seniors Bates and Pearson Auto Sales International Harvester New and Used Cars—Phone 268-3817 Tractor and Implements Highway 67 East Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas DAVIS FURNITURE APPLIANCE General Electric Motorola Feddcrs RICHARD DAVIS-Owner Searcy, Arkansas For Complete Concrete Needs See F F CONCRETE Ready—Mixed Concrete—Concrete Blocks CARL BEAVERS—Operator CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1973 Congratulations .. . Seniors From HARDING COLLEGE PRESS Fine Printing and Lithography 1013 East Center Avenue Searcy, Arkansas Phones: 268-8431, Residence 268-3965 JIMMY’S MEN’S STORE Latest Styles in Men’s Fashions Phone: 268-3912 Searcy Arkansas “Searcy’s Best” • Beal Pit Bar-b-Que • Charcoal Hamburgers • Southern Fried Chicken • Steaks • Shrimp • Malts • Shakes Searcy, Arkansas BURGER BARN Hwv. 67 East Congratulations To the Senior Class C. R. ANTHONY’S LEVIS HAGGAR STETSON LOVABLE MARTEX MUNSINGWEAR WARREN SEWELL TURJANS HANES WRANGLER ■■I FRANK FRANKOVICH, Mgr. Searcy, Arkansas Best Wishes from: Alice’s Attic Searcy Arkansas Compliments of White House Cafe Searcy Arkansas Compliments of: “BEST WISHES” Wadley Animal Clinic 0. C. Baker’s George R. Wadley, D.V.M. Phillips “66” Searcy Arkansas Searcy Ark. Congratulations Seniors of v73 Good Luck Seniors Hassell Hunt Disco Foods ‘The Best in Service” Used Cars ‘The Best Used Cars in Town” Searcy Arkansas Searcy Ark. Good Luck SHS Seniors Congratulations Seniors John’s Auto Parts William Walker Studio Searcy Ark. Searcy Ark. A Message of Love And we pray that Christ will he more and more at home in your hearts, living within you as you trust in Him. May your roots go down deep into the soil of Cod's marvelous love; and may you he able to feel and understand, as all God’s children should, how long, how wide, how deep, and how high His love really is; and to experience this love for yourselves, though it is so great that you will never see the end of it or fully know or understand it. And so at last you will he filled up with God himself. Now glory he to God who by His mighty power at work within us is able to do far more than we would ever dare to ask or even dream of—infinitely beyond our highest prayers, desires, thoughts or hopes. Ephesians 3: 7-20 The Messers—Duane, Billie, Becky, Lisa, Rachel, Joanna TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH Searcy Arkansas Compliments of QUALITY SHOP MEN’S STORE 103 Spring Searcy, Arkansas Compliments of AAA Rent-All and Sales, Inc. We Kent 2.002 Items 805 West Race Ave. Phone 268-8445 Arkansas Boggs Auto Sales 'The f inest Used Cars In Town” 510 South Main Searcy Rest Wishes from: GOOD LUCK SENIORS FROM: Citizen’s Abstract Co. 104 K. Race Street Searcy Arkansas Compliments of Harris Cafeteria Featuring Home-Cooked Meals and Pies 303 N. Spruce Scott Son Furniture Exchange James Paul Scott, Owner 609 South Main Street Day Phone 268-2350 Medical Arts Center P.A. A. R. BROWN, M. D. H.C. PALMER, Jr., M.D. D. M. JOHNSON, M. D. W. D. WHITE, M. D. Searcy Arkansas 1407 East Race IMWMMMiHHKWdRflMMH .X. V,A A ' . V X 1 ' v „- c . v •: . • r -yk - r-- ••. •' ; r-• 'v •- • . 1 . - y ’ v - v —'—a- • ' ■; ■ 4 v- A V . v N . • . - ■- a . - - ■ ■ ... '-s -• y Vy, v .v r , . • • - - - 2 -v. - ;-v-. L • • —■■ ■ . — . - - • • ;- .. v. :• v • T' • V • v • , '■ ' i X .• • -JSn . Ws . : - - ‘ •' - ' ' ' • -- %ir'A' ' • - -. -.- 1 ir;2m¥ ‘li. • ' ’ ,.«?v- • • ,- -,.x ■ V ■■V - A X A ':. H. A. vr ; '-'• ■ v-'- - 'XT -V