I Sponsor lOTnjrtU jack°rb Gr-Vidors J lgiunAiL Jones K JlobW; ou arc a child ol the universe What did your daddy say? 3 And here we are at the Gossip Bowl! An American Band??? CY[o leAA titan the treeA and the AtarA „ . . “Lei me make this perfectly clear . .. The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boys . . . ? Glenda and Brenda? or is it Brenda and Glenda?? Physics, what a life! I can't believe you ate the whole thing, teachers!! 6 have a right to be here . . . ,,s .• REMINGTON RAI D OFFICE MACHINE DIVISION Y[o doubt the universe io un oldincj ao it oliould . . . Declication 10 ( ry tai V ardin (Always) busy, always interested, always willing to lend a helping hand-Mrs. Crystal Hardin keeps the Searcy High School office operating smoothly and efficiently. With respect and appreciation for her enthusiasm for the betterment of our school, and for her untiring work toward that goal, the ANNUAL STAFF proudly dedicates the 1974 LION to Mrs. Crystal Hardin. 11 Yearbook Administration: Jean Taylor Teresa Fudge Gasses: (tlenda Watson Melody Everett Mitzie Smith Michelle Fason Features: Jan Griffin Judy Fudge Melinda Blackburn Go-Editors: Melinda Jones Ken Bobbins Athletics: Glynda Duncan Robert Hudgins Organizations: Vicki Dyer Karen Gentry Beth Price Judy Lance Business Manager Bill Corn 13 3h Appreciation CTT[ra cYlona UeatUam This year it is our privilege to extend our sincere appre- ciation to Mrs. Nona Cheatham. Because of her outstanding work and unlimited time she gives to the three choral groups she directs, we, the 1974 yearbook staff, say thank- you to Mrs. Cheatham. 14 ministration Boarcl iDirectorA Harrcl Greer-Secretary, Dr. W. A. Hudgins-Presidcnt, James W. Ahlf-Superintendent, Dr. H. C. Palmer-Member, I.ogan Cothern—Vice-President, and Kuben Adams—Member. 16 C10. Superintendent TO THE LION STAFF AND SEARCY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Your interests, enthusiasm and efforts in doing those tilings that develop your education are very important to you, your kin and the entire school staff. We are proud and grateful for your valuable accomplishments and contributions to your community anti the Searcy High School. Particularly, we commend and thank the Lion Staff for its excellent work in developing the 1974 Lion. Sincerely, 17 mr. (etcAer iSull rcl6 Sincerely, Fletcher Sullards. 'Principal TO THE STUDENTS OF SEARCY HIGH SCHOOL: I hope you feel that the 1973-74 school year has been beneficial to you in helping formulate your future plans and a year which will always hold fond memories when you look back on your high school years. 1 personally feel that Searcy High School continues to have one of the outstanding student bodies in the state and you students of the 1973-74 school year have done much to continue this tradition. I also feel with your continued cooperation, understanding, friendliness, dedica- tion and spirit, Searcy High School will continue to be looked upon as one of the best high schools in the State of Arkansas. I wish to congratulate our 1974 seniors on their accomplishments and thank them for the fine leadership they have exhibited. To the juniors and sophomores, our hope is that you will continue the fine work necessary in making our school one which will continue to reflect pride on you, your family, your community and your school. Ruby Langley Miss Langley is the SHS Librarian. She has been at SHS for 15 years. She received her BA at SCA and has done graduate work at Oklahoma State University. Miss Langley is sponsor of the Library Club. She lives at 1104 E. Race. James Fullerton Mr. Fullerton is the Soph, class sponsor. He has been at SHS for 3 years. He received his BS at SCA and his MS at ASU. Mr. Fullerton is the husband of Linda Fullerton. They have 2 daugh- ters, Kimberly and Suzanne. They live off Hwy. 267. 4dMini6trcLtive Per onnel Chrystal Hardin Sybil Sullards Mrs. Hardin is secretary to the Principal for Searcy High School and is responsible for the school records and reports. She has been in the Searcy School system for six- teen years. Mrs. Hardin is the wife of Luther Hardin, and they have one son, “Lu” Hardin. The Hardins reside at 8 Lynwood Drive. Harold L. Wilson Mr. Wilson has served as Assist- ant Principal in the Searcy School District for ten years. Mr. Wilson and his wife, Mavis D. Wilson, have two children, Perrylyn and Judy Kaye Wilson. The Wilson’s reside in Searcy. Mrs. Sullards is the counselor for Searcy High School and has been here four years. She received her BSE and MSE degrees from SCA, and also did ad- ditional work at NTSU and U of A. Mis. Sullards is the wife of Fletcher Sullards. They have one daughter, Karen, and live at 105 Western Hills Drive. ancfuacfc Tommy Jackson Mr. Jackson teaches Jr., Sr., and Business English. He sponsors Annual Staff. Mr. Jackson is the Public Information Coordinator for the Searcy School System and has been at Searcy for 6 years. He received his BSE from SCA. His wife is Sharon and they have one child, Lesley. They live at 13 Lynnwood Dr. Sheila Freeman Mrs. Freeman teaches Soph. English and sponsor the Beta Club. This is her first year at SHS. She attended Centenary Col- lege of Louisiana. She received her BSE from SCA. Mrs. Freeman is the wife of Dean Freeman. They have one child, Doug. The Freemans reside at 206 S. Moss. Brenda Hooten Mrs. Hooten teaches Senior English and sponsors the Senior Class. She has taught at SHS for 2 years. She received her BSE from SCA. Her husband is Ted Hooten. They reside at 903 S. Elm. Sandy Aaron Mrs. Aaron teaches Jr. English and sponsors the Jr. Class. She has taught 2 years at SHS. She received her BA from Harding College. Her husband is Larry and their child is Kelly. They live on Route 3. 20 Janette Griffin -oreicfn ancfuacfe Diann Hack Mis. Griffin teaches English II and Spanish 1 and II. She has been at Searcy High School for three years and sponsors the Foreign Lan- guage Club. She received her BSE and MA. She and her husband, Gary, live at 312 North Ella Street in Searcy. Mrs. Hack teaches French I and II, and English II. She has been teaching at Searcy High School for six years and is the co-sponsor of the Foreign Language Club. She and her husband, Ed, their son, Lyle, live on Pioneer Road in Searcy. She received her MAT in 1973. 'Education Ann Massey Mrs. Massey teaches typing, Ac- counting, and General Business and sponsors FBLA. She has taught at SHS for 5 years. She received her BA from Ouachita and her MSE from Arkansas State. She is the wife of Jim Massey and their children are Cindy, Andy and Katherine. They live at 5 Susan Drive. Oweta Humphrey Mrs. Humphrey has taught at Searcy High School for twenty-two years. She teaches Typing, Business Lab, and Shorthand. She is also a sponsor for the 10th grade. Mrs. Humphrey received her Masters at the U of A. She resides at 303 W. Center in Searcy. James Stover Coach Stover teaches biology and is the head B-team football coach. He has been at SHS 2 years. He received his BSE from the U. of A. Co ach Stover’s wife is Velva and their children are Bobby, Wayne, and Virginia. The Stovers reside at 1500 W. Arch. John R. Sanders Mr. Sanders has been leaching Chem- istry, Physics and General Science for five years at Searcy and sponsors the Key Club. Mr. Sanders and his wife, Carol, have one son, Richard, and live in the King- wood Add. of Searcy. YYlcitl en citic6 s cience Eloise Scroggins Mis. Scroggins teaches Geo- metry, Algebra, and Advanced Math, and sponsors the National Honor Society. She has been at SHS for 12 years. She attended the U. of A., where she received her BS. She is the wife of E. L. Scrog- gins. Their son is John. The Scrog- gins live at 11 Lynnwood. Carroll W. Bass Mr. Bass has been teaching at Searcy High School for four years. He teaches Geometry, Business Math, General Math II, and Algebra I. He is the co-sponsor of FTA. He resides with his wife, Carolyn, and son Michael off Gun Springs Road in Searcy. Evelyn T. Green Mrs. Green has been teaching for thirty-one years at Searcy High School. She received her MA at the University of Arkansas in Fayette- ville. She lives at 506 W. Pleasure in Searcy and has two children, Rhonda Faye Turner and Mose Edward Turner. 22 Faye Babb Mrs. Babb teaches American His- tory. She has taught at Searcy for 3 years. She received her Masters degree from SC A. Mrs. Babb is the wife of Tom Babb and they live on Route 3. sSocial tStuclie Bob Maddox Coach Maddox teaches World His- tory and Government, and is assistant football and basketball coach. He has been at Searcy for seven years. He received his MS from SCA. Coach Maddox’s wife is Phyllis and they have 2 daughters, Tess and Tina. Coach Dave Williams Coach Williams is the assistant Football Coach, Head Track Coach and teaches Social Studies. He has been at Searcy High School for two years. His wife, Utanah Sue, and their two children, Kim and Jefferey, reside at 102 South Flla Street in Searcy. Robert Abney Mr. Abney teaches world History and Sponsors the Sophomore class and FTA. He has been at Searcy for 15 years. He received his MS from Hard- ing College. His family consists of Melba, Norma and Keith. They live at 16 Gleenwood. 23 Robert Martin Mr. Martin is director of instru- mental music. This is his first year at Searcy High. He attended Tech, where he received his BA. Mr. Martin is doing graduate work at the U of A. Mr. Martin’s wife is Jane and they have one child, Jennifer. The Martin’s live at 120 Cloverdale Boulevard. Martha Faught Mrs. Faught teaches art. She has been at Searcy for eight years. She received the BA from Mur- ray State University and her MA from George Peabody College. Mrs. Faught is the wife of B. D. Faught. They have one son, Bill. The Faughts reside at 1504 Randall Dr. Nona Cheatham Mrs. Cheatham teaches Choral Music in the Searcy School System. She has been teaching for nine years. She is the wife of Charles D. Cheatham and they have three chil- dren, Sunny, Susan, and Karla. The Cheathams live at Rt. No. 1 in McRae. Robert Bloodworth Mr. Bloodworth teaches Drama and Speech. He sponsors Lion- actors, Thespians, and all SHS plays. This is his fourth year at Searcy. He attended ASU and received Ids BSE at SCA. His wife is Beulah, and his daughters are Donna and Debbie. They live on Route 3. 24 Phyaical Education Birdie Rogers Coach Rogers teaches Health, World History, and Driver’s Ed. He is head golf and basketball coach and 10th grade football coach. He received his masters at SCA. His wife is Lynne. They have 2 daughters, Lisa and Beth. The Rogers reside at 10 Susan Drive. He has been in Searcy 10 years. Miss Gentry teaches girls Physi- cal Education at SHS. She has been teaching for five years. Miss Gentry sponsors lion- steppers, A and B team cheer- leaders, and Lionettes. She lives at 1914 W. Arch in Searcy. Coach Stolt is head football coach and teaches Physical Educa- tion at Searcy High School. He has been here for two years and spon- sors ‘S’ Club, and FCA. He received his BSE and MSE at ASU. His wife, Bonnie, and their three children, Gene, Mike and Susan live at Rt. 5 in Searcy. Mary Jean Norman Mrs. Norman has been teaching Special Education at Searcy' High School for two years. She and her husband, Glen, live at 8 Foxboro, in Searcy. She obtained her BSE at SCA. sSpecial Education 25 eme ,conon icA Charlotte Morgan Mrs. Morgan teaches the Home Economic Classes and sponsors the FHA. She has been at Searcy for 20 years. She received her BSE from SCA and her MS from U of A. Mrs. Morgan lives on Route 3. Oocationcil ducation Darrell McCoy Mr. McCoy teaches Distributive Education and Cooperative Training. He sponsors DECA and V1CA. Mr. McCoy received his BSE from SCA and his MEd from the U. of A. His wife is Linda McCoy and their children are Sheila and Richard. The McCoys live on Route 3. Occaticnal Agriculture Bob Parnell Mr. Parnell has been teaching vocational shop and agri at Searcy for nine years and is the sponsor for FFA. Mr. Parnell and his wife have four children, Larry, Lyn, Pamela and Steve Parnell. The Parnells live at 1708 West Arch in Searcy. emer Senior Officere are Robert Bacon-President; Robert Hudgins-Reporter; and Mrs. Hooten—Sponsor. KEITH ARNEY Band; Beta Club; National Honor Society; ETA; Society of Outstanding High School Students of America DEBBIE EDWARDS ALLEN Lion Beauty Contestant, 72-73; VICA CRAIG ASKA Lion Ugly Contestant, 73; DEC A (Sec. 73-74) ROBERT BACON Soph. Class Pres.; Boy's State Delegate; Jr. Representative; Cast of “Don’t Take Mv Penny ; Key Club, (Pres.); S-CIub; IennLs; Beta Club; National Honor Society; Sr. ('lass Pres.; Student Council; Cross Country; EC A; Society of Out- standing American High School Students; Thespians; Lion- actors; Who s Who Among American High School Students; Outstanding Teenagers of America ROGER BALLARD S-CIub; DEC A (Reporter) SHERRY BARNETT Beta Club; DECA (Vice Pres.); Delegate to District Jr. Miss Pageant; FBLA ALAN BEACH S-Club; Key Club; Football; Track; Lionactors; Cast of “Don't Take My Penny ; Mixed Chorus AU-Region Choir, 73-74 JANET BEEMAN Library Club (Historian); Beta Club; FHA RENADA BENNETT DECA BARBARA BLACK Beta Club; Cheerleader, 71-72 (Co-Cap. 72-73); Foreign Lan- guage (Vice Pres. 72-73); Lionsteppers 29 ROSE BLACK Library Club (Sec.); FHA; FTA; Ensemble, Foreign Lan- guage; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Lionettes; Mixed Chorus MELINDA BLACKBURN FTA (Sec. 72-73) (Parliamentarian 73-74); Lionsteppers (Soph. Lt., Ch. Board. 72-73, Co-Cap. 73-74); Beta Club; Foreign Language; Lion Beauty Finalist, 71-72; National Honor Society (Pres.): Jr. Maid, 72-73; Jr. and Sr. Class Nominee for Mr. and Miss SHS; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Girl State Delegate; Annual Staff; Society of Outstanding High School Students ANDY BLANSETT Band; Beta Club; All-Region Band, 71-73; All-State Band, 72-73; Key Club; Who's Who Among American High School Students BILLY BONNER VIC A (Parliamentarian) BEVERLY BOYLES FHA (Vice Pres); Lionettes; FBLA; FTA BOBBY BOYLES Band; Mixed Chorus; Thespians (Pres.); Lionactors Cast of “Girl Crazy” 71-72; Cast of “Lock Stock and Lipstick” 72-73; Cast of “Don’t Take My Penny” 73-74; All-Region Band, 71-74; All-State Band, 72-74; Student Council RANDY BRADLEY Band (Pres.); All-Region Band 71-74; F.F.A. GLENN BRIGGS MARTHA BURKETT Foreign Language; Homecoming Committee 71-73; F.T.A.; Lionactors: Production Staff for “Don’t Take My Penny’’; Thespians JIM BURNETT Band; F.F.A. (Reporter) PAULA CAPPS F.T.A.; Foreign Language JIMMY CANTER fi ROBERT CARDIN Lion Ugly Contestant 74 DOROTHY CARPENTER Lionsteppers 72-73; S-CIub Sweetheart 72-73 31 DOUG CARPENTER Football; Track; F.C.A. Treas.; Cast of “Don't Take My Penny ; Thespians BRAD CARROLL BRYAN CHAMBERS BARBARA CLEAVER F.H.A.; White County Fair Queen Contestant 73-74 LARRY COLE Band; All-Region Band 71-73; FTA; FBLA (Treas.); Lionactors; Thespians JAMES COLEMAN Tennis (Capt.); Lionactors; Foreign Language; Cross Country; Thespians BILL CORN Golf; S-Club; FTA; Key Club; Annual Staff (Business Manager); Production Staff of “Don’t Take My Penny ; Lionactors SHERRY COTTON DEC A; FBLA; Library Club 32 SHERRY DUKE All-Region Band 71-72; FTA; FBLA; DECA (Treas., Sweet- heart) GLYNDA DUNCAN Annual Staff (Sports Co-Editor); Beta Club; Honor Society; FTA (Sec.); Lionettes (Pres.); Mixed Chorus, Lib.; Editor of Senior Scrapbook; Girls’ State; Jr. Miss Delegate; Arkansas Youth Council; Lionsteppers 71-72, (Jr. Lt. 72-73, Announcer 73-74); Foreign Language; Lion Beauty, Publicity Chairman; Student Director, Homecoming 1973; Student Council; FTA, State Delegate; Production Crew of “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick” DONALD DUPRIEST S—Club; Key Club; Football;Track; FCA Annual Staff VICKI DYER VICA PAM CHRISTY EDWARDS CATHY ELBERT VICA, (Vice-Pres.); Library Club; FTA; FBLA; Sophomore Maid 71-72; Lionsteppers 71-72; Lion Beauty Contestant 72-73 MELODY EVERETT Beta Club; National Honor Society; Foreign Language; FBLA: FTA, State Delegate; Mixed Chorus; Region Choir 1973; Annual Staff; Lionsteppers 72-74 34 Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. 27?! I thought I made at least 30! GLENN FERREN PATTY FISH F.H.A.; Beta Club; F.H.A. (Second Vice-Pres. 72-73, Pres. 73-74); V.I.C.A.; F.B.L.A.; Library Club; Honor Society; Who’s W'ho Among American High School Students MICHELLE FASON Annual Staff; Foreign Language; Beta Club; National Honor Society; Lionsteppers 72-73; Mixed Chorus (Pres.); Student Council; F.T.A. MARY FERRELL LOUIS FORD Beta Club (Pres.); National Honor Society JUDY FUDGE Lionettes (Sec. 71-72); F.T.A.; Beta Club; Foreign Language; Lionsteppers 72-74; National Honor Society, Treas.; Annual Staff; Jr. Miss Delegate TERESA FUDGE F.T.A.; Beta Club; All-Region Band, Band; Majorette; Lion Beauty Contestant 72-74; Annual Staff; Jr. Miss Delegate JUANITA FOSTER CHUCK GENTRY Golf KAREN GENTRY ETA; Foreign Language, Reporter 73-74; FHA; Cheerleader 72-74; FBLA; Lionactors; Annual Staff; Cast of “Don’t Take My Fenny”; Thespians JIM GILLIAM Beta Club; FFA (Vice-Pres. 72-73, Pres. 73-74); National Honor Society; Boys’ State Delegate; Outstanding Sopho- more; Outstanding Teenagers of America; Student Council; FFA, State Farmer of Arkansas WAYNE GOSNELL Key Club; Basketball Mgr.; Golf JAN GRIFFIN Lionsteppers (Ch. Board 72-73); P'TA; Foreign Language; Lionactors; Beta Club; Lion Beauty, First Runner-up 72-73; National Honor Society, Sec.; Annual Staff; W'hite County Fair Queen Finalist 1973; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Outstanding High School Students; Senior Maid; Production Staff of “Don’t Take My Penny”; Thespians BRENDA HALL Ensemble; FHA, Devotional Leader 73-74; FBLA; VICA; Honor Society; Library Club 36 REGINA HANEY F.T.A.; Honor Society ARJA HANNINEN DEBRIE HARDIN Lionsteppers 72-73; Student Council; F.T.A.; F.H.A. (Sec.); Library Club (Pres.) DEBBIE HARRIS VICKIE HAYES F.H.A. LINDA HEGGIE V.I.C.A. (Treas.) KAY HENDRON Beta Club; Lionsteppers (Ch. Board 71-73, Capt. 73-74) Foreign Language; FTA; National Honor Society; Society of Outstanding American High School Students; North Arkansas Outstanding Senior; Delegate-at-large to Arkansas Universe Jr. Miss Contest and to State Jr. Miss Contest; Arkansas Youth Council; Miss SCA Drillteam Contest (Top Five, 1973; Top Ten, 1974) GARRY HENRY F.F.A. (State Farmer 72-73, Poultry Award 72-73, Vice-Pres. 73-74); V.I.C.A. KAREN HILLMAN Lionsteppers; Lionactors RENEE HOGAN DECA (Advisor); FBLA WAYNE HOLDEN Rand KAYE HOLIMAN FTA; Lionactors; Lionsteppers 72-73 VICA VICA ROBERT HUDGINS National Honor Society; Beta Club; Key Club; S-Club;FCA; Foreign Language; Football (All-Region 1973); Track; Senior Representative; Outstanding Teenagers of America; Society of Outstanding American High School Students; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Boys’ State Dele- gate; Student Council; Annual Staff (Sports Co-Editor); Lion Ugly Contestant (Second Runner-up 1973); KWCK “Dream Team” MIKEL HOLLIMAN CHESTER HOLLIS MICHAEL HUGHES TERRY HUMPHREY National Honor Society; Beta Club; FBLA; FTA;Stage crew of “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick and “Don't Take My Penny ; Lionactors; FTA, State Delegate BILLY HUTTO Who's Who Among American High School Students; Cross- Country; Mixed Chorus (Lib.); Track; Lion Ugly Contestant 73-74 CHRISTENE IRBY Library Club (Sec.-Treas. 72-73); FHA; FBLA; VICA (Reporter) JIMMY JOHNSON FFA; Football; FCA; S-Club NANCY JOHNSTON Lionettes; DEC A; FTA MELINDA JONES FTA; Foreign Language; Beta Club; Lionactors; Thespians (Treas.); Lionsteppers 72-73; Stage Crew of “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick ; FBLA (Reporter); Annual Staff (Co-Editor); Lion Beauty Contestant 73-74; Jr. Miss Delegate; Business Manager of “Don't Take My Penny ; Honor Society PAM JONES Lionsteppers 71-72 KAREN JOYCE Band (Treas., Sweetheart 73-74;) Foreign Language; FTA APRIL KELLY FHA (Reporter); Girls’ Ensemble; Lionettes; ETA; Publicity Chairman for “Don’t Take My Penny”; Lionactors JAMES KENDEL VICA (Sec.) KATHY KUESPERT ETA; Mixed Chorus; Who’s Who Among American High School Students JUDY LANCE ETA (Historian); Foreign Language; Rand (All-Region 72-74); Beta Club; Lionactors (Sec.); National Honor Society; Stage Crew of “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick”; Annual Staff; Girls’ State Delegate; Jr. Miss Delegate; Stage Crew of “Don’t Take My Penny”; Thespians 40 MIKE LILES Football; Basketball (Co-Captain); Track; Key Club (Vice- Pres.); S-Club; Foreign Language; Sophomore Class Vice- Pres.; Outstanding Sophomore; National Honor Society; Jr. Nominee for Mr. SHS; Boys’State Delegate; Student Council (Pres.) LOIS LIVINGSTON FT A; FBLA (Sec.-Treas.) Hey, Pam, What’s so interesting on the other side of the room? LANAY LOVELL Band (All-Region); Beta Club; National Honor Society; Foreign Language; Majorette 72-73; Jr. Miss Delegate KEITH MADDOCK S-Club; VICA (Parliamentarian 72-73); DECA (Parlia- mentarian) MAE NEWMAN FHA; Mixed Chorus; ETA MIKE NOBLE FCA; S-Club; Basketball; Track; Who's Who Among American High School Students PAM ODEN Lionactors; Thespians (Vice-Pres.); Stage Crew of “Girl Crazy , “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick , and “Don’t Take Mv Penny” KAREN OPPENHEIM Mixed Chorus; Lionettes; FTA PORTIA OSBORN Lionsteppers 71-72; Lionettes; FTA (Historian 72-73, Vice- Pres. 73-74); Beta Club; Foreign Language; Who’s Who Among High School Students; Girls State Delegate; National Honor Society; Girls’ Ensemble GARY OSBORNE Key Club; S-Club; Football; Student Council; Who’s W'ho Among American High School Students; Jr. Class Pres.; FCA (Co-Captain) JOHN PARRISH Football; S-Club; Key Club; FCA JUDY PLOWMAN DECA 43 BETH PRICE Foreign Language; National Honor Society ; Beta Club; Cheer- leader (Capt.); Homecoming Queen 73-74; Annual Staff; Cirls State Delegate VICKY PRIVETT Band (All-Region and All-State); FT A; National Honor Society; Beta Club; Lionactors; Majorette, Capt.; Production Staff of “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick and “Don’t Take My Penny ; Outstanding Teenagers of America; Arkansas Youth Council; Jr. Miss Delegate; Band Council; Thespians DONNA RICE Lionsteppers 72-74 LISA RICHMOND Lionsteppers 71-73 KAY RIDEN FHA KEN ROBBINS Sophomore Class Sec.-Treas.; Key Club, (Vice-Pres.); Beta Club; Football (Co-Captain, AU-Region); Lionactors; Foreign Language, (Reporter 71-72); S-Club (Pres.); Boys State Delegate; National Honor Society; Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Thes- pians; Tennis; Outstanding Jr.; Cast of “Don’t Take My Penny ; FCA; Student Council; KWCK “Dream Team Society of Outstanding American High School Students; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Out- standing Teenagers of America; Annual Staff (Co-Editor) 44 SARAH ROGERS Beta Club; Mixed Chorus; Foreign Language; National Honor Society; FHA; FT A SCOTT ROUSSEL Soph. Class Representative; Key Club; S-Club; Football, (Cap., All-Region); Basketball; Outstanding Teenagers of America; FCA; Boy State Delegate; KWCK Dream Team SCOTT RUSHTON Football; S-Club; FFA; FCA TREVA RUTHERFORD FBLA (Pres.); FTA; VIC A, Sweetheart; Christian Youth of the Month, Nov.; Student Council; Arkansas Youth Council; Outstanding Teenagers of America; Jr. Miss Delegate TANYA SIBLEY Beta Club; VICA (Sec. 72-73); Lion Beauty Contestant, 72-73; National Honor Society KATHY SKINNER Lionsteppers, (Reporter, 71-72; Cap., 72-73; Sr. Lt., 73-74); Outstanding High School Students Honor Society; Beta Club; Lionactors; Lion Beauty Choreographer; Foreign Language; Miss SC A Driiltcam 2nd Runner-Up 72-73; Ensemble LARRY SMITH FFA (Reporter) MITZIE SMITH Beta Club; Foreign Language; Mixed Chorus (Librarian, 71-72; Sweetheart, 73-74); FTA (State Delegate 72-73; Presi- dent, 73-74); National Honor Society; Lionsteppers 72-73; National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Student Council; Arkansas Youth Council; Jr. Miss Citizenship Award; Annual Staff TIM SMITH Band, (All-Region and All-State); Lionactors; Beta Club; Arkansas JSHS Science Symposium Delegate 72-73); Stage Crew for “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick”; National Honor Society (Vice Pres.); FT A (Reporter); Boys State Delegate; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Society of Outstanding High School Students of America; Out- standing Teenager's of America; Thespians MELINDA STILES Lionstepper, 72-73; Lion Beauty Finalist, 72-73; National Honor Society; FT A JEAN TAYLOR Foreign Language; FHA (2nd Vice Pres. 73-74); FBLA (Vice Pres.); Annual Staff; Girls State Delegate MARK THICKSTEN S-Club; Beta Club; Cross Country'; Basketball Manager; Golf; Foreign Language; Lionactors; Key Club; Cast of “Don’t Take My Penny”; Lion Ugly Contestant, 73-74; Honor Society; Thespians 46 BILLY TOWNSEND Band (Drum Major, All-Region 72-73); ETA; Lionactors; Thespians; Stage Mgr. of “Don’t Take My Penny” MARGIE TRAMMELL Mixed Chorus (Sec.); FBLA; FTA SHERRY TREAT Band; Foreign Language; Who’s Who Among American High School Students MIKE TUCKER Band (Vice-Pres. 73-74) TERESA TURNER Student Council; Beta Club; Honor Society; Cheerleaders; FTA; Foreign Language (Pres.); Lion Beauty 72-73; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Tiger Day Queen 1973; Searcy Jr. Miss, l)elegate-at-Large to State Jr. Miss Pageant; Ensemble; Arkansas Youth Council TED USERY FTA; Lionactors; Mixed Chorus; Thespians; Cast of “Don’t Take My Penny” 47 SHARON VAUGHN I,ion Beauty Contestant 71-72; 73-74 Cheerleader; FT A: Foreign Language; Beta Club; Honor Society; FHA; Jr. Miss Delegate; Second in Tumbling at State Gymnastics meet 71-72 ROGER VESS S-Club; Student Council; DECA (Pres.) GLENDA WATSON FT A (State Delegate 71-73, Treas., Sweetheart 73-74;) Foreign Language; Beta Club; Honor Society; FBLA; Annual Staff; Girls State Delegate; Society of Outstanding Teenagers of America; Lionettes; Lionactors; Business Staff of “Don’t Take My Penny”; Society of Outstanding High School Stu- dents of America; Outstanding SHS Senior DELLA WEAVER WEATHERS DECA 48 ALAN WILSON TERRY WILSON CAROLYN WRIGHT FTA; Lionactors; Cast of “Don’t Take My Penny”; Thespians MELANIE WRIGHT Jr. Beethoven Club; White County Fair Queen Pageant TOMMY WRIGHT FFA JACKIE W YATT Band (All-Region) JEFF YOUNG 49 Gneo Senior year io the culmination of eleven trying yeara C-he cIomncm of theoe claoomateo hao reached a peak. “X_A«y oe worked vide by vide for one main goal-graduation. hey have laughed and joked together, walked the endleoo hallo to clave, performed together, opent many houro otudying, had honoro beotowed upon them, and have come to love and appreciate each other, the faculty, and thio ochool which hao been their home for twelve long yearo 50 Jim Mallet- President Debbie hiekson i. e President Mrs! Aaron -Sponsor Jan Arthur—Secretary Dfivid Vandiver—Representative unior Denise Abbott David Andrews Bobby Ausbum Ricky Ball Kenneth Beach Troy Alton Jan Arthur Robert Austin Chet Barber Charlene Belcher Teddy Berry' Steve Black Melaine Boggan Denise Bradberry Karen Buchanan Debbie Bisbee Debbie Blood worth Verla Bowman Debra Brunson Brenda Busick 52 Dawn Cannon Kenny Clay Anthony Chambers Sandie Cole Ellen Collins Carolyn Cox Tracey Cook Kathy Cox Mike Cox Terri Craniblctt Janet Crouch Stephanie Cypert Eddy Davis I didn't do it! Honest! 53 Kandy Deen Steve Deen Debbie Dickson tarry Doss Dennis Duke Kay Duke Pat Duke Cheri Duncan Curtis Dupriest Bonnie East Mike Edwards Thomas Ekman Pat Elliott John Ellsberry Anita English Robert Ernest Phyllis Evans Ronnie Evans Sharon Evans Craig Faith 54 Doug Kish Ronald Foster Susan Foster Judy Free Larry Gardner Karmen Girken Harvey Gorman David Graham Dianne Grant Jim Greer Inez Guest Sherry Haggard John Hall Kathy Hartwick Pam Heathscott John Hendrix Luma Hendrix Willie Hodges Steve Hogue Gerri Huckabee 55 All Hail the King! Porter Hudson Debbie Jackson Timjimerson Jeannie Johnston Mike Jones Steve Hurst Roxanne James Kay Johnson Jonny Johnston Robin Jones 56 Karen Rariya Marsha Kropp Katy Kurck Donna LaFantasie Belinda Langley Cindy I assiter Tony tayrock Nita Lee Jim Mallet Cariotta Manasco 57 All the busy little students. My feet are NOT bigger than yours! Kathy Massengill I eah McKenzie David Merritt Don Miller Susan Miller Deronda McCoy Mike McKuen Marlon Middleton Steve Miller Johnny Mitchell Kim Moore Wayne Muce Kandy Neal Debi Pagan Kirby Pickens Mike Mowrer Gale Nance Melissa Newman Greg Patton Elizabeth Polk I .aura Pollard Jimmy Poor Stanley Kongey Rocky Rowe Mary Rushton Steve Sparrow Wow! There are only 7 meetings today at 12:10. Randy Price David Purkiss Howard Reed Ricky Reed Debbie Rigsby Diann Pate Doug Riley Mark Robinson James Scoggin Keith Shelby Thomas Sheppard Eric Smith Gary Smith Mary Ann Smith Randy Smith Suzanne Smith Betty Snow Ricky Stegall Sandra Stevens Mary Stone Jean Suppa Eddie Tims Regina Tucker Stanley Turley Ida Turner Nell Turner David Vandiver Karen Vaughn 60 Kathy Wadley Kena Welker Sandy Wells Lindsey W'illiams Jim Wilson Judy Wilson Ronnie W ood Brenda Yarbrough Donna Young Jamie Wilson Mary McGibony Glenn Jackson Go Lions Go! The poor band is camera shy . . . check the front row: 62 Kenneth Adkins Tammy Allen Paula Anderson Greg Angel Kathie Aska Barry Baker I orraine Baker Tracey Baker Chris Barber Danny Barker Robbie Baswell Edward Batts Diann Bennett Ralph Bennett Debbie Birdwcll Donna Black Wiley Blansett Gail Boulard Linda Boyles Robbie Bradley 64 Ronnie Bradney Frank Brown Alvis Britton Richie Brown Bobby Bryant Steve Bryant Steve Buchanan Larry Busick Belinda Butterworth Cindy Call Ronnie Carter Jim Clark Terry Childers Gail Cole 65 Don't cry Debbie, we still might win. Nyla Cole Tony Cook Midonna Cooper Tina Cooper Greg Cram Nett Cherie Cranford Rebecca Danner Eddie Darden Danny Davis Philip Davis Kim Dietz Wally Dix David Dozier Joanna Duke Dana Duncan Janet Dupriest Stephen Eads Gary Edwards Pam Edwards Don Elbert 66 Mark Elkins David Elliot Demise English Phillip Evans Lareecc English Terri Faith Terry Ferren Carolyn Foster Rodney Fisher Jim Gaines 67 Inctt Guest Billy Haile Mary Haney Steve Hardin Billy Harrison Laura Hay ley Oma Dean Henry Ricky Hill Darlene Hill Scotty Hodges Danny Hodges Thomas Hodges Happiness is having friends. (Ih aries Holden Greg Hollis Debbie Holleman Adrianne Hunt Lisa Hunt Mike Jaynes Sabrina J ackson J oann J enkins Bart Jennings Dennis Johnson Margaret J ohnson Ray Johnson Tim J ohnson Tim J ohnston Mike Jones Johnny Key Chuck Kilman Tim King Doug Kilpatrick David Kinley 69 Polly Lackie Jerry Liles Natalie Langley Laura Lindell Nita Long Brenda Lucas Mark Mallett Tony Mainer Beth Marsh Kristie Matejko Bryan Mathis Bobby Merrit Karen McEuen Joe Middleton The first thing you do when giving a speech is get rid of your gum. 70 Teddy Milloway Cindy Mitchell Pam Moffitt Lynn Mosesso Bonnie Nicholson JoAnna Minner David Mitchell Susie Moser Bill Mosley Vicky Noggle Mary Northern Betty Oden Nancy Oppenheim Linda Pankev Jeff Overstreet Donnie Parish Greg Parish Beth Patterson La Hue Parker Reggie Patterson 71 Janna Riggan Joyce Rigsby Tammy Riley Sherry Roscoe T. C. Poskey Tony Powell Rex Price Craig Quattlebaum David Payne Do!tie Poole Halftime entertainment at its best! Burnis Rouse Charles Sanders Kalhy Sanders Debbie Showalter Thoma Sielerl Karen Roy Jack Sanders Rirky Shown! Sharon Sielerl Viola Simmons Chris Smith Jimmy Smith Odell Smith Wilma Southard Tommy Strayhorn Craig Smith Lori Smith Beth Snow One Starks Maaehell Sullivan 73 Cindy Sumpter Ann Taylor Georgeanna Sweet June Taylor I’ve got to remember my flashlight so I can sec the numbers on my lock. Lesa Taylor Crystal Thomas Pam Tims Anthony Terrell Cathy Thompson Bill Treat Nathan Turpin Naylene Vuurens Curtis VandeKamp David Wadley 74 Ruth Walker Kevin Walls Warren Watkins Steve Webb Mary Beth Weir Vicki Wallace Cynthia Wasson Duke Webb Barbara Webber Betsy Welker Debbie West Sheila WTiitener Denise Wiley Herbert Williams Clark W iseman Freddie Whistle Alan Wilboum Terry Wiley Mark W ilson Dianna Wortham 75 There are “hams in every class. Miss Searcy High School, an individual with an abun- dance of talent and personality, is Debbie Jackson. Debbie’s junior activities include Lionsteppers, Homecoming Jr. Maid, Foreign Language Club, and FTA. Debbie is known for her diving ability and has been named second in the state. The senior nominee was Melinda Blackburn. She is very active in such things as Girls State, Honor Society (Pres- ident), and 1973 Key Club Sweetheart. Melinda is also well-known for her outstanding personality. Personality, character, and smile are what distinguish Randy Neal as Mr. Searcy High. His many interests include basketball, cross-country, S-Club, and Key Club. Hats off to a wonderful Mr. SHS! The senior nominee, Scott Roussel, is active in Key Club, S-Club, Boy’s State, basketball, and football. Our class was well represented by Scott!! Queen Beth was selected by the football team to reign over the Homecoming festivities, October 19, 1973. Although Beth has many school activities, being captain of the cheerleaders is her favorite. Beautiful football weather matched the Western theme of the Homecoming assembly. Royalty was honored with entertainment by various groups of Indians, square dancers, cowgirls, and singers. Beth was crowned by her escorts, Gary Osborne and Scott Roussel during the assembly. Prior to the game, Beth was escorted by her father, Harry Price, and crowned by James W. Ahlf, Super- intendent of Sehools. The memorable day was climaxed by 81 • %■ ' sSenior cyyiaid S'Cin (§riH'in 82 83 ITlelinda CBlackburn —— Queen Beth Price escorted by her father, Mr. Harry Price Jan Griffin escorted by her father, Mr. Glen Griffin Debbie Dickson escorted by her father, Mr. Raymond Dickson Debbie Jackson escorted by her father, Mr. Leo Jackson Betty Oden escorted by her father, Mr. Arthur Oden Attendants: Mike and Susan Stolt if jSf iff'A H % fi A Jl M Glenda Watson “«itus Vwpy VN._1'; . NvssiPasHiM iiiiinifM Poise, personality, appearance, and school achieve- ments were important in Donna LaFantasie’s becoming the 1974 LION BEAUTY. In addition to being a Junior at SHS, Donna serves the cheerleaders as co-captain. She is also active in such clubs at SHS as: National Honor Society, Beta Club, and Foreign Language Club. Among her many activities, Donna enjoys water sports, dating, and cheering. ■+3 : =Qunner-up Suzanne Smith Suzanne Smith, also a junior at SHS, was selected first runner-up in the Revue. Her activities include Lionsteppere 1 ThesPlans- Fore'gn Language Club, and choir. In her spare’ time, Suzanne enjoys singing and dating. •mm •• •• •• ...... onteA Fifteen contestants competed for the title of 1974 LION BEAUTY. Among the five finalists were: Donna LaFantasie, Suzanne Smith, Debbie Showalter, Debbie Blood worth, and Regina Tucker. The other girls in the contest were: Jan Arthur, Teresa Fudge, Sharon Dortch, Debra Brunson, Debbie Bisbee, Melinda Jones, Sandy Wells, Kim Moore, Belinda Langley, and Sharon Vaughn. Another special award, Miss Congeniality, was given to the girl who showed the most personality during the prac- tices. This award was proudly presented to Debbie Showalter for her outstanding personality that influences all those around her. The Jr. Miss program is a nationwide project for out- standing high school seniors, based on their educational accomplishments, community interest, social, school and religious activities. The program seeks to encourage excel- lence among all youth and to enkindle in them a sense of dedication and responsibility in the future. Fourteen girls represented Searcy in the North Arkansas District Pageant and in the Achievement District Pageant. Teresa Turner, and Kay Hendron were named Delegates-at-Large to the Arkansas Pageant, and Teresa was also named as Searcy’s Jr. Miss. Mitzie Smith was also awarded the Citizenship award in the Achievement Pageant. Teresa and Kay were among sixty contestants in the State Jr. Miss Pageant where they helped to carry out the theme, “Smile—It’s Wonderful!” Jr. Miss offers the opportunities with which a young person can stand tall and see almost forever. Laura Pollard, 1974 Outstanding Junior, is active in school activities and maintains an excellent grade average. She is a member of Honor Society, Beta Club, Treasurer; Lionsteppers (Jr. Lt.) and Foreign Language Club. Having been active in school affairs and maintaining a 4-point grade average throughout her high school years, Glenda Watson, our outstanding senior, has proved herself to be the leader typified by this award. Glenda is a member of Honor Society, FTA Sweet- heart, Girl’s State delegate, and many other activities. ut6tandincf sStudent - 74 Laura Hayley, the co-recipient of the Outstanding Sophomore award, is also a top notch student and is active in school affairs. Laura is active in Lionactors, Lionettes, Treasurer; and cast of “Don’t Take My Penny.” An excellent student, Becky Danner, tied for the honor of Outstanding Sophomore. She complied a top academic record in her first year at SHS. She is an active member of band and Foreign Language Club. football iStati6tic6-tSuMMary Total Offense Rushing Passing First Downs Scoring 2918 yards 2395 yards 523 yards 137 217 points Individual Rushing car. yds. avg. Passing Att. Comp. Yds. TD’s Int. Curtis Dupriest 129 1059 8.2 Scott Roussel 65 27 505 5 7 Robert Hudgins 114 821 7.2 Doug Riley 14 2 18 0 1 Scott Roussel 68 174 2.6 Don Dupriest 16 127 7.9 Pass Receptions rec. yds. TD’s Doug Riley 28 61 2.2 Tim Jimerson 12 277 3 Keith Webb 12 60 5.0 Gary Osborne 6 83 1 Bobby Young 7 33 4.7 Robert Hudgins 3 76 1 Ricky Shourd 6 10 1.7 Larry Gardner 4 47 0 Robert Long 1 8 8.0 Individual Scoring TD PAT Total Kickoff Returns Ret. Yards Avg. Curtis Dupriest 12 1 74 Larry Gardner 8 171 22.1 Robert Hudgins 8 1 50 Robert Hudgins 8 162 20.2 Scott Roussel 3 2 22 Doug Riley 4 63 15.7 Jim Mallett 19 22 19 Don Dupriest 4 58 14.5 Tim Jimerson 3 0 18 Doug Riley 2 1 14 Punt Returns Ret. Yards Don Dupriest 1 0 6 Tim Jimerson 5 19 Gary Osborne . 1 0 6 Robert Hudgins 4 11 Larry Gardner 1 0 6 Mike Liles 0 1 2 Interceptions Fumble Recoveries Scott Roussel 6 Ricky Stegall 2 Tackles Ricky Stegall 2 Eddie Tims 2 Billy Harrison 1 Larry Gardner 2 Larry Gardner 253 Ken Robbins 141 Ken Robbins 1 Phillip Davis 2 Eddie Tims 121 Doug Riley 87 Barry Baker 1 David Mitchell 1 John Parrish 76 Ricky Stegall 72 Team 11 Don Dupriest 1 Scott Roussel 64 Keith Webb 63 Curtis Dupriest 1 Don Dupriest 59 Phillip Davis 58 Team 11 “ Mike Jones 52 Curtis Dupriest 46 Coach Alan Stolt and his Searcy Lions accomplished what many people believed to be “the Impossible Dream” as the 1973 Lions became the first Lions to have a winning season in 13 years. There were many factors that led to the Lion success, but truly the most important was the outstanding senior leadership. The Lions were fortunate to have 13 dedicated seniors to lead the team. Getting off to a slow start the Lions lost three close games, but showed true determination by coming back and winning six of their last seven games. It was a year in which Searcy held its own against conference foes, while soundly thrashing all area rivals. Included in the team was an offense that was, for the most part, unstoppable, a defense that was like running up against a brick wall, five all-conference players, one, thousand yard back, with another right behind him, a kicker who will carry a string of 16 straight conversion attempts with him into next year, 14 Juniors, 23 Sophomores, and an overall desire to win. In the past, lion teams have been remembered for individuals and one game performances, but in the future, 1973 will be remembered as the year the Lions WON! 100 Modelling GEO KG E WILLIAMS Defensive Coordinator BIRDIE ROGERS “B” Team Backs StaU BOB MADDOX Receivers and Defensive Backs JIM STOVER “B Team Linemen 101 ALAN STOLT Mead Coach CAe 1973 earc f ion Seniors of ‘73’ Managers John EUsberry, Ralph Bennett, Tim King, and David Amholt, (Kneeling) Co-Captains Ken Robbins and Scott Roussel 104 Scott Roussel Quarterback, All-Region Safety Passing—29-70 for 578 yards, IDs. Rushing 76-218 yards, 2.9 avg; 3 TD TackIes-89, Intercept ions-7 Ken Robbins Linebacker, All-Region Guard lineman of the week-14 times, TackIes-201, lnterceptions-1. Fumble Recovcries-1 c ll-t Qecfion '73 Career Statistics Robert Hudgins All-Region Tailback Rushing—154-1035 yards, 6.8 avg., 8 TD’s, Receptions—5-108 yards, 1 TD, Kick-off returns 15-304 yards. Punt Re- turns-5-35 yards Curtis Dupriest Defensive End, All-Region Fullback Rushing-143-1134 yards, 7.9 avg., 12 TD's, Tackles-134, Fumble Recoveries-2 I rry Gardner Tight End, All-Region Linebacker Tackles-328, Fumble Recoveries-2, Lineman of the week-8 times. Receptions-4-47 yards. Kick-off Returns—8-171 yards, 1 TD 105 Coo ITLucU lor Theodis Williams scored four touchdowns and was named the Stale Back of the Week after spoiling the Lions’ opener, 30-26. Competing with Williams for the spotlight, Searcy Senior tailback Robert Hudgins has his best game of the year, carrying 20 times for 203 yards, including runs of 52, 50, and 37 yards and one touchdown. Other Searcy scores came on a 9 yard pass to Senior split end Gary Osborne from Scott Roussel and two short dives by reserve quarterback Doug Riley. The Lions’ defense played well enough to win, especially in the 2nd half by holding Robinson to 13 yards total offense, but Williams’ long punt returns proved to be the Lions’ doom. Also contributing to the Lions’ loss were injuries to quarterback Scott Roussel and Fullback Curtis Dupriest. The Lions’ spirited comeback and determi- nation gave Searcy fans an example of the fine season to come. 106 Hudgins heads for 52 yard score. Keith Webb Sr. Comerback Mike Liles Sr. Center John Parrish Sr. Defensive Tackle uin ( OH ereace Opener Playing on a rain-soaked field, the Lions never got their offense moving and conse- quently lost to the White Hall Bulldogs 14-0. Charles Buckhanan and Tim Pollettled the Bulldogs both offensively and defensively. For the Lions, Robert Hudgins was the leading ball carrier with 7 carries for 74 yds. (70 in the 1st half.) Curtis Dupriest returned for spotted action, picking up 35 yds, on 8 carries. The Lions were limited to 10 offensive plays the second half. Larry Gardner and Ken Robbins were named linemen of the week for the game, which marked Robbins’ last game at “quick” guard, due to an injury to strong guard Mike Jones. Jimcrson makes one of his many fine catches. 107 Jimmy Johnson Soott Rushton Doug Carpenter Sr. Tackle Sr. Tackle Sr. Tackle Qecjion own The Lakeside Rams, eventual Region Champs, used the home field advantage and turnovers to nip a determined Searcy Lion team 14-12. The Lions and Rams traded touchdowns, but it was the all important extra points that won for the Rams. The Lions dominated the game everywhere but the scoreboard. Leading the Lions was Curtis Dupriest who carried 7 times for 105 yards in his first of four straight “100-plus” games, and Robert Hudgins who carried 12 times for 82 yards and 2 touchdowns. Also, Scott Roussel relumed to action and completed 5 of 15 passes for 84 yards. The Lion defense kept the Rams tamed, except for touchdowns resulting from “turn- overs.” 108 Gang tackling, a trademark of the Searcy defense. Alan Beach Doug Riley Tim Jimerson Sr. Split End Jr. Linebacker Jr. Flanker upriedt tBrotAer £ionA CLOin Fullback Curtis Dupriest ran for 137 yards and three touchdowns on runs of 34, 43, and 12 yards, and a 2 point conversion, while brother Don played tailback for the injured Robert Hudgins and picked up 66 yards for a combined total of 195 yards to lead the Lions to a 29-6 win over the Bald Knob Bulldogs. The Lions’ first score came on a 69 yard touchdown pass from Scott Roussel to Junior Flanker Tim Jimerson. Searcy’s defense dominated the game al- lowing Bald Knob only 3 yards rushing the sec- ond half. Jim Mallett was 3-3 on conversions for the night. Bald Knob’s lone score came on a bomb from Anderson to Root against the Searcy reserves. 109 Curtis heads for one of three touchdowns. Teddy Berry Jim Mallett Greg Patton Jr. Flanker Jr. Kicker Jr. Guard uprieAt, sStop V[ewport I)upnrst follows Osborne up the middle. Having his best night of the season, Curtis Dupriest carried 16 times for 174 yards and two touchdowns while the Searcy defense held Newport to only one scoring drive in the third quarter to pace the Lions to a 26-7 win over the Greyhounds. For the third week in a row, Dupriest picked up over 100 yards and was named to Honorable Mention for the Associated Press Player of the Week. Scott Roussel had a part in the remaining Searcy scores with a 56 yard bomb to Tim Jimerson, a 1 yard touchdown plunge, and a 2-point conversion. Outstanding on defense were Ken Robbins, Larry Gardner, Ricky Stegall, and Keith Webb. 110 Kicky Stejjill David Vandiver Jim Greer Jr. Dcf. Safety Jr. Center Jr. Guaid cl£uclcfin6 and i ionA Oreck The Searcy Lions used running backs Robert Hudgins’ and Curtis Dupriest’s com- bined 312 yds rushing and 5 touchdowns to destroy the Batesville Pioneers and win their third straight game, 35-14. Hudgins carried 17 times for 148 yds., had touchdown runs of 28, 12, and 48 yards, and a 2 point conversion, while Dupriest picked up 164 yards on 18 carries with touchdown runs of 1 and 62 yards. The Searcy Defense shut down a Batesville team, with 6 players over 200 pounds, by al- lowing only 37 yards total offense in the first half. In this time period, the Lions rolled up a 21-0 lead which was too much for the Pioneers to overcome. For the game, linemen of the week were Mike Liles on offense and Doug Riley and Larry Gardner on defense. Hudgins prepares to cross goal for one of three scores. Ill Mike Jones Jr. Guard David Purkiss Jr. Guard Eddie Tims Jr. Def. End sSkeridcin verpower6 ion The Sheridan Yellowjackets used a swarm- ing defense and a balanced offense to defeat the Lions 20-0 in a 6AA Conference Meeting. The game was closer than the score indicated in the fact that the score was only 6-0 until late in the third quarter. Sheridan used quarterback Larry Gartman and Fullback Bob Harper to gain 269 yards rushing and 119 yards through the air (the most given up by the Lions all year). The Lions’ only bright spot was a long drive in the first quarter that was halted by a fumble at the Sheridan 13 yard line. Curtis Dupriest led the Lions offensively with 11 carries for 56 yards. Osborne and Mallett, a combination good for 19-22. Ronnie Foster Jr. Flanker Ricky Reed Jr. Tight End Wiley Blansctt Soph. Quarterback £iono Stop ( abct I or iontecomincf Oin The Lions used a near-perfect team effort to down the Cabot Panthers in a 21-3 Home- coming Victory. Curtis Dupriest carried 22 times for 157 yards and two touchdowns, and Scott Roussel made a 1 yard plunge for Searcy’s other score. Tailback Robert Hudgins had 88 yards on 3 carries at the half, and after an injury, finished with 92 yards in 9 attempts. Jim Mallett kicked his eighth straight conver- sion over the last 3 games. In the line, Mike Jones returned to action at strong tackle, and linemen of the week were Larry Gardner and Doug Riley on defense, and Ken Robbins and Doug Carpenter on offense. The win evened up the Lions record at 4-4. Searcy’s Defense swarms around Cabot Runner. 113 Freddy Whistle Soph. Split End Bobby Young Soph. Tailback Bill Mosley Soph. Quarterback Cy ip J ryant in One The Searcy Lions overcame a tough Bryant team and won 21-14 in a Region 6AA Contest. The game was tied at the half, but the Lions used a third quarter scoring edge and a goal line stand in the closing minute of the game to win. Curtis Dupriest led the Lions with 114 yards on 17 carries and two touchdowns. In his best game of the year, Scott Roussel carried the ball 16 times for 68 yards and one touch- down, but more important moved the Lions with ease in the important third quarter. Outstanding in the goal line stand were Ken Robbins and Ricky Stegall. Jim Mallett continued his string of conversions, hitting 3-3 and Senior tackle Scott Rushton returned to action from an injury received in the Batesville game. Roussel hurdles his way to a Lion Victory. 114 Cluis Smith Sopii. Flanker Robert Long Soph. Quarterback Warren Watkins Soph. Tackle LOnA oe (Overpowering (Ofyenoe o ruolx Lonoke The Lonoke Jackrabbits took the opening kickoff and drove 68 yards with Tim Cook going over for the touchdown from 2 yards out. The extra point failed, and so did everything else from then on for Lonoke as an awesome Searcy Lion offense rolled up 409 yards and a 43-12 win. Lonoke’s other score came on a 5 yard keeper by quarterback Phillip Cole against the Searcy reserves. Senior tailback Robert Hudgins led the Lions by scoring one touchdown on a 46 yard run and another on a 46 yard pass from quarterback Scott Roussel. On the latter play, Hudgins crossed the goal line untouched due to split end Gary Osborne’s brilliant block that wiped out the de- fensive safety. Three plays later, middle line- backer Larry Gardner scooped up a fumble and carried it untouched into the end zone. In the third quarter, the Lions increased their lead to 35-6 with two long drives of 59 and 83 yards, capped with a 7 yard run by Curtis Dupriest and a 12 yard pass from Roussel to Tim Jimerson. Searcy’s final score was a dream come true for 2 Searcy Seniors who scored the first points of their Senior careers when reserve tailback Don Dupriest scored from 9 yards out and Center Mike Liles (who plays end for extra points) made a leaping catch of a Roussel pass for a two point conversion. Hudgins was the game’s leading rusher—92 yards on 10 carries. Dupriest had 88 yards on 15 carries. The win gave Searcy a 6-4 record. 115 Hudgins heads for a 46 yard touchdown. Kicky Shourd Soph Fullback J im Gaines Soph Tackle inal Brian Mathis Soph Guard Searcy 26 Robinson 30 Searcy 0 White Hall 14 Searcy 12 Lakeside 14 Searcy 29 Bald Knob 6 Searcy 26 Newport 7 Nathan Turpin Joe Middleton Soph Center Soph Guard Mark Mallett Soph Tackle v f a— 116 (keg Oramblett Soph Center Chuck Rilman Soph Guard 1973 Seaton Ronnie Bradney Soph Center Phillip Davis Soph Def. Tackle Searcy 35 Batesville Searcy 0 Sheridan Searcy 21 Cabot Searcy 21 Bryant Searcy 43 Lonoke Steve Eads Soph Tackle 14 20 0 14 12 Billy Harrison Soph Tight End 117 Bart Gennings Soph Guard Barry Baker Soph Guard Steve Gentry Soph Tight End David Mitchell Soph. Def. End 118 6-4—THE END? ... No, just the beginning. Standing (I-r)'Coach Rogers, Kneeling (1-r) Curtin I upri Inson, Mike Liles, Neal, Jim Mallett Searcy i ion J.arry (Gardner, John Hendrix, (loarh Mnnnox Erie. Smith. Tun Jimerson. and Scott Roussel. Mike Liles Scott Roussel Mike Noble Sr. Forward Sr. Guard Sr. Guard Larry Gardner 122 Jr. Center John Hendrix Curtis Dupriest Jr. Forward Jr. Forward Eric Smith Jr. Guard Kandy Neal Jr. Forward Mark Robinson Jr. Forward Jim MaUett Jr. Guard Tim Jimerson Jr. Guard Danny Barker Soph. Guard 123 1974 “B” Team (1 f 4). Coach Rogers, Bobby Young, David Mitchell, Herbie Williams, Greg Cramblctt, Coach Maddox. Kneeling-Randy Neal, Jim Mallett, Tim Jimerson, Wiley Blansett, and Danny Barker. Bobby Y oung 124 Soph. Center Greg Cramblett Soph. Forward Herbie Williams Soph. Forward Wiley Blansett Soph. Guard David Mitchell Soph. Center Go Back to the Woods!!! Coach Rogers makes a point during a time-out m sSeadOM 5e«$ume The 1973-74 Lions season was one of injury, illness, and general disappointment. Although the season record was 6-15, it was really much more exciting. Four of the Lions’ losses were to powerhouses Conway, who was undefeated for the season, and Morrilton, who lost only to Conway. Many times the Lions lead throughout the game only to lose in the last quarter or even in the last second. Even in region games, the Lions played better against the region leaders than they did against the teams that crowded the 6AA cellar. Lion fans were provided with perhaps the light at the end of the tunnel when the Lions upset Whitehall and trounced Cabot to end the regular season on a successful note. With these two closing wins used as a momentum, the Lions entered the Region tournament with the hope of finally putting it all together. Another bright spot is that the Lions are a young team and lose only three seniors to graduation. With most of the squad back next year plus several top junior high players, Lion fans have high hopes for next year. cYYlana.Q rA (1 to r) Steve Fraser, Mark Thicksten, and Wayne GosneU 128 Top How: Larry Rebhahn, Jimmy Poor, Mike Noble, Robin Wadley, Butch Gardner, Kenny McCulloch, Paul Smith, David Uth, Mike Liles, David Amholt (manager). Middle Row: David Vandiver, Ricky Stegall, Roger Ballard, Thomas Hodges, Alan Beach, Jim Mallett, Doug Carpenter, Robert Hudgins. Bottom Row: Danny Davis, Willie Hodges, Ronnie Foster, Tim Jimcrson, Kirby Pickens, Curtis Dupricst. Performance Event Performer Performance Pole Vault LaFantasie and Noble 12ft. High Jump B. Gardner (school record) 6’5” Long Jump B. Gardner 19’6” Shot Put McCulloch 45’6” Discus Mallett 139’11” Mile Run Smith 4:34.6 880 Run Jimerson 2:04 100 yd. dash Hudgins 10.5 Coach George Williams Coach Alan Stolt Relays Sprinters Event 220 yd. dash 120 yd. High Hurdles 180 yd. Low Hurdles 440 yd. dash 440 yd. Relay 880 yd. Relay Mile Relay 1973 Seaaon Performer Hudgins B. Gardner B. Gardner R. Stegall Hudgins, Carpenter, Wadley, Gardner Hudgins, Carpenter, Wadley, Gardner Smith, Stegall, B. Gardner, Hodges Performance 23.4 15.1 20.2 55.2 45.1 1:35.8 3:45.3 Distance Runners Field Events The Hoad to a 2nd Straight Region Win A - . . .Next, all good tracksters must warm-up. - W Then, hours of grueling practice. ... and hold on at the halfway mark ... ... Tension mounts, as the competition closes in ... ... But, the Lions hold on by a narrow margin to remain the only- team to win the Region Track Championship in 6AA history. James Coleman David Arnholt Chuck Gentry Kobert Ernest §oll “74 The 1973 Golf team returns completely intact (with a few additions) and their goal was taking the 1974 Kegion Crown. Four veteran Seniors return to provide the leadership which is needed in any athletic activity. Mary Beth Weir Student Council Members Council Officers, claw officers, and class representative include the following: Standing left to right, Steve Hardin, Barry Baker, Bobby Young, Robert Hudgins, David Vandiver, Jim Mallett, Greg Cramblett, Robert Bacon, and Ken Robbins. Seated: Mike Liles and Alan Wilboum. SS(S sStudent Council 138 Sponsor-Mr. Maddox Robert Bacon Senior Class President President of Key Club Ken Robbins President S-Club Debbie Hardin President of Library Club Teresa T urner President of Foreign Language Club Greg Crarnblett Sophomore Class President Mike Liles President of Student Council Jan Arthur President of Ensemble Jim Mallet Junior Class President 139 Michele Fason President of Choir Keith Abney Paula Anderson Kathy Aska Jan Arthur Robert Bacon Chet Barber Sherry Barnett Janet Beeman Debbie Bisbec Melinda Blackburn Andy Blansett Debbie Bloodworth Brenda Busick Gail Cole Ellen Collins Cindy Call Janet Crouch Rebecca Danner 140 Cheri Duncan Glynda Duncan Robert Ernest Melody Everett Michele Eason Patti Fish Louis F ord Judy Fudge Teresa Fudge Jim Gilliam Dianne Grant Jan Griffin Sherry Haggard Brenda Hall Mary Haney Laura Hayley Kay Hendron Robert Hudgins Terry Humphrey Melinda Jones Donna LaFantasie Judy Lance Belinda Langley Cindy Lassiter Laura Lindell Lanay Lovell Mary McGiboney J im Mallctt Melissa Newman Portia Osborn Kirby Pickens Beth Price Vicky Privett David Purkiss Sarah Rogers Tanya Sibley Kathy Sanders Mitzie Smith Tim Smith Mark Thicksten Teresa Turner Karen Vaughn Sharon Vaughn Kathy Wadlcy Vicki Wallace Cynthia Wasson Glenda Watson Dianna Wortham 141 Glynda Duncan, Secretary Glenda Watson, Treasurer Melinda Blackburn, Parliamentarian Tiin Smith, Reporter Judy Lance, Historian 142 Keith Abney Jan Arthur Kathy Aska Chet Barber Chris Barber Ricky Ball Rose Black Melinda Blackburn Debbie Bisbee Beverly Boyles Brenda Bradbcrry Glenda Bradberry Gail Bullard Martha Burkett future eackera ■ P onoor ion Paula Capps Gail Cole Larry Cole Ellen Collins MiDonna Cooper Bill Com Sherry Cotton Rebecca Danner Wally Dix Sharon Dortch Glynda Duncan Thomas Ekman Melody Everett Craig Faith Michelle Fason Judy Fudge Karen Gentry Dianne Grant Sherry Haggard Regina Haney Debbie Hardin Laura Hayley Kaye Holiman Terry Humphrey Melinda Jones Robin Jones Karen Joyce April Kelly Marsha Kropp Judy Lance Lois Livingston Mike McEuen Mary McGibbiney Leah McKenzie Mae Newman Melissa Newman Betty Oden Karen Oppenheim Portia Osborne Vickie Privett Sara Rogers Mitzie Smith Tim Smith Beth Snow Melinda Stiles Margie Trammel Karen Vaughn Sharon Vaughn Ted Usery Cynthia Wasson Glenda Watson Sheila Williams Carolyn Wright 143 Ken Robbins, President; Larry Gardner, Vice-President; Mike Jones, Secretary 144 Robert Bacon Roger Ballard Alan Beach Bill Corn Don Du priest Billy Harrison Robert Hudgins J immy J ohnson Mike J ones Mike Liles Gary Osborne John Parrish Kirby Pickens David Purkiss Ken Robbins Scott Roussel Scott Ruston Mark Thicksten Roger Vess Keith Webb Sponsor-Coach Stolt S (Blub Melissa Newnian, Secretary; Susan Foster, Vice-Pres- ident; Karen Gentry, Reporter; Teresa Turner, Presi- dent. foreign ancfuacfe lub 145 Janet Beeman, Historian; Hose Black, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss Langley, sponsor Janie Williams, Reporter; Debbie Hardin, President; Sheila Williams, Vice-President. ilibrary Sherry Cotton Cathy Elbert Patty Fish Brenda Hall Christine Irby 146 Jean Taylor, V. Pres.;Treva Rutherford, Pres.; Melinda Jones, Reporter; Larry Cole, Historian; Lois Livingston, Sec.-Treasurer. Sherry Barnett Beverly Boyles Brenda Brad berry Glenda Bradberry Larry Cole Tracey Cook Sherry Cotton Cathy Elbert Melody Everett Patty Fish Judy Free Karen Gentry Brenda Hall Renee Hogan Terry Humphrey Christene Irby Jeanie Johnston Melinda J ones Lois Livingston Treva Rutherford Jean Taylor Margie Tramnel Glenda Watson 147 cY[ational oner sSociety Keith Abney Jan Arthur Robert Bacon Debbie Bisbee Melinda Blackburn Debbie Blood worth Brenda Busick Glynda Duncan Melody Everett Michelle Eason Doug Fish Patty Fish Louis Ford Judy Fudge Teresa Fudge Jim Gilliam Jan Griffin Sherry Haggard Brenda Hall Kegina Haney Kay Hendron Robert Hudgins Terry Humphrey Tim J imerson Melinda J ones Mike J ones Donna I aFantasie Belinda Langley Judy Lance Cindy Lassiter Lanay Lovell Jim Mallctt Leah McKenzie Susan Miller Melissa Newman Portia Osborn Kirby Pickens Laura Pollard Beth Price Vickie Privett Kavid Purkiss Ken Robbins Sarah Rogers Tanya Sibley Kathy Skinner Mitzie Smith Tim Smith Melinda Stiles Mark Thicksten 148 Officers L. to R.: Jan Griffin, Secretary; Tim Smith, Vice-Pres.; Melinda Blackburn, Presi- dent; Judy Fudge, Treasurer. Lionactor Officers include: Tracey Cook, Pres.; Suzanne Smith, Vice-Pres.; Judy Lance, Secretary; Kathy Wadley, Historian. Mr. Robert Bloodworth Sponsor ionactor Robert Racon Ricky Ball Bobby Boyles Alan Beach Karen Buchanan Martha Burkett Brenda Busick Jiminy Canter James Coleman Larry Cole Ellen Collins Tracey Cook Janet Crouch Becky Danner Karen Gentry Jan Griffin Laura Hayley Karen Hillman Kaye Holiman Terry Humphrey Melinda Jones April Kelly Judy Lance Belinda Langley Pam Oden Vicki Privett Ken Robbins Suzanne Smith Mark Thicksten Teresa Turner Kathy Wadley Glenda Watson Carolyn W'right Ted Usery Tim Smith 149 sSearcy Uaptcr future farmer o% £mericci ‘promote Qe6pect Jor 4cjriculture Following a rigorous initiation, wlii h included stunts dreamed up by the old members, the new FFA members were welcomed into one of the oldest and most active organizations at SHS. The FFA serves to promote fellowship and respect for the field of agriculture and to instill cooperation and leadership into the members. Club members elect a sweetheart who is presented during the annual Homecoming Assembly and who is also honored at the group’s spring banquet. Through the FFA, agriculture students help to develop socially and scholastically and to prepare for a career in one of the numerous fields of agriculture. 150 Sponsor Mr. Bob Parnell FFA Officers include, left to right Top Row: Steve Deen, Jr. Advisor; Gary Smith, Sec.; Larreece English, Sentinel; Jim Burnett, Treasurer. Bottom Row left to right: Gary Henry, Vice President; Jim Gilliam, President. Randy Bradley Jimmy Canter Jim Gilliam Jimmy Johnson Larry Lashlec Mike Love Mike Moore Scott Rushton Jeff Sanders Larry Smith Clark Wiseman Tommy Wright 151 S5£vS« Vleweat rcfcinization ( ■ellewahip o$ ( kriatian oQtkletea) David Vandiver, Captain; Gary Osborne, Co-Captain; Doug Coach Stolt, Sponsor Carpenter, Treasurer; Jim Mallett, Secretary. 152 3£ev eiub Mr. Sanders- Sponsor Keith Webb Alan Wilborne Lindsey Williams Robert Bacon Barry Baker Alan Beach Andy Blansett Bill Corn Greg Cramblett Curtis Dupriest Don Dupriest Robert Ernest Larry Gardner Wayne Gosnell Billy Harrison Robert Hudgins Tim J imerson Mike Jones Tim King Mike Liles Randy Neal Gary Osborne John Parrish Kirby Pickens Doug Riley Ken Robbins Scott Roussel Greg Shira Eric Smith Mark Thicksten David Vandiver 153 lOorkero on tlte ob Sherry Duke at work at Remington Rand. Steve Miller on the job at Headlee Drug Store. Tony Markham is employed at Harding Press. Judy Free works at Gibson’s Discount Center. DEC A Officers are: Craig Aska, Secretary; Roger Vess, Presi- Sponsor—Mr. McCoy dent; Keith Maddock, Parliamentarian; Roger Ballard, Reporter; Sherry Duke, Treasurer; Sherry Barnett, Vice-Presi- dent. Craig Aska Roger Ballard Renada Bennett Sherry Cotton Judy Free Renee Hogan Nancy J ohnston Karen Landis Keith Maddock Eddy Morris Judy Plowman David Selvidge Della Weaver C emkera €am earn 9 155 VICA Officers Seated I eft to Right: Tony Markham, Presi- Sponsor-Mr. McCoy dent; Cathy Elbert, Vice-President; Standing: Billy Bonner, Parliamentarian; Jim Kendel, Secretary; Linda Heggie. Treas- urer; Christine Irby, Reporter. Debbie Allen Billy Bonner Steve Demaree Pam Edwards Cathy Elbert Patty Fish Brenda Hall Linda Heggic Garry Henry Mike Holliman Chester Hollis Christine Irby Richard Moser Tanya Sibley ielp evelop cj'ob Skill C1Oorker mold O riouA editions Debbie Allen filing for Attorney James Morgan. Steve Deen, hard at work, at Gamer’s Ace Hardware. Steve Demaree works in the sporting goods department at Gibson’s Discount Center. Christine Irby is a Nurses’ Aide at Rogers Hospital. 157 FHA Officers include Front Row, left to right: Karen Gentry-Pianist; Beverly Boyles 1st Vice President; Judy Free-Historian. 2nd Row: Katy Kurck-3rd Vice President; Rose Black-Song Leader. 3rd Row: Brenda Hall-Devotional Leader; Nita Lee—Treasurer; Debbie Hardin—Secretary; Jean Taylor-2nd Vice President; Patty Fish-President; April Kelley - Reporter. Sponsor-Mrs. Morgan future ej c merica Gwen Anderson Paula Anderson Janet Beeman Rose Black Beverly Boyles Barbara Clever Sharon Dortch Dernice English Patty Fish Judy Free Karen Gentry Brenda Hall Vickie Hayes Chrlstene Irby Pam Moffit Mac Newman Sarah Rogers Sharon Vaughn Barbara Webber Linda Webber Shelia Williams Dianne Wortham Melanie Wright 158 sms i ionettet Sponsor-Miss Gentry 1973-74 Lionette Officers are: Glynda Duncan, Pres.; Lynn Mosscso, Secretary; Laura Hay Icy, Treasurer. June Taylor Mary Beth Weir Rose Black Janet Crouch Glynda Duncan Laura Hayley Kaye Holiman Gayle Gennings Nancy J ohnston April Kelly Karen Oppenhcini Kathy Wadlcy Glenda Watson Lynn Mosseso Beth Snow 159 1973-74 ionAteppe r 160 1973-74 SHS Drillteam officers are left to right: Melinda Blackburn, co-captain; Kathy Skinner, Sr. Lieutenant; Laura Pollard, Jr. Lieutenant; and Kay Hendron, captain. Barbara Black Sandie Cole Cheri Duncan Melody Everett Judy Fudge Jan Griffin Sherry Haggard Kay Hendron Karen Hillman Roxanne James Kim Moore Laura Pollard Kathy Skinner Suzanne Smith Not pictured: Donna Rice Debbie Jackson Melinda Stiles Karen Vaughn Glynda Duncan, announcer 161 Backing tlte £ Ueerleader 162 Belli Price Donna LaFantasie Teresa Turner Captain Co-Captain Sharon Vaughn Karen Gentry Debbie Showalter 163 Ue er leaders 164 Written by Anne Coulter Martens Directed by Robert Bloodworth Presented by the authority of Dramatic Publishing Co. Chicago, Illinois December 14, 1973 8:00 P. M. Searcy High School Auditorium Kathy Sanders 166 Cindy Call Vickie Privett-Captain Regina Tucker Teresa Fudge Belinda Langley BAND COUNCIL Kandy Bradley, Pres.; Mike Fucker, Vice Pres.; Steve Demaree, Secretary; Karen Joyce, Treasurer; Billy Townsend, Tracy Cook, and Vicki Privett. ALL-REGION 1st BAND—Teresa Fudge, Lanay Lovell, Cindy Call, Becky Danner, Clark Wiseman, Vicky Privett, LaRue Parker, Tim Smith, Bobby Boyles, and Jackie Wyatt. 2nd BAND-Judy Lance, Debbie Bisbee, Ellen Collins, Belinda Langley, Cathy Thompson, Ida Turner, Don Miller, Mike McEuen, Leah McKenzie, Brenda Busick, Debbie Bloodworth, Randy Bradley, and Thomas Ekman. 167 Robert V. Martin Director FLUTES Teri Faith Debbie Bisbee Kristi Mateyko Debra Brunson ALTO SAX Becky Danner Lanay Lovell Kathy Sanders Judy Wilson Carol Duke CONTRABASS CLARINET CLARINETS Sheila Williams I'eresa Fudge BASSOONS Leah McKenzie Debbie Bloodworth Brenda Busick Marv McGibboney Belinda Langley BARITONES Regina Tucker Tim Smith Karen McEuen Larry Cole Tammy Allen Mike McEuen Viola Simmons Mike Jones BASS CLARINETS BASS Ellen Collins Bobby Boyles Sherry Treat 168 Concert Rand Keith Shelby Wayne Holden Judy Lance Doug Fish Craig Faith BASS DRUM Tony Cook Curtis Vandekamp Jim Burnett TROMBONES Steve Demaree Charles Holden Steve Hogue Dawn Cannon CYMBALS Wally Dix Ricky Ball Nita Lee Tony Layrock FRENCH HORNS KEYBOARD BASS TROMBONE Vicki Privett Marsha Kropp Don Miller Clark Wiseman Karen Joyce TRUMPETS Thomas Ekman TYMPANI La Rue Parker Tracey Cook Ida Tumer Andy Rlansett Cathy Thompson Randy Bradley James Garner Cindy Call SNARE DRUMS Stanley Rongey Keith Abney Kevin Walls Jackie Wyatt Billy Townsend Larry Busick Mike Tucker 169 owntend 171 Searcy ‘Band 1973-74 173 vSearcy iicfU sScliool Top row left to right: Mitzie Smith, Susan Miller, Glynda Duncan, Vicki Wallace, Allan Beach, Bobby Boyles, Mike Jones, Sherry Haggard, Matejko. Ted Usery, Laura Hayley, Mary Beth Weir, Pam Moffit. 2nd Row, Margie Trammel, Sarah Rogers, Mike McEuen, Tommy Sheppard, Liles, Joe Demagin, Billy Hutto, Kim Moore, Susan Foster, Cathy Thompson, Pam Timms, Marianne Smith. Naylene Vuurens Accompanist 174 oru6 Cindy Lassiter, Karen Oppenheim. 3rd row: Paula Anderson, Viola Simmons, Debbie Jackson, Donna LaFantasie, Alan Wilbome, Tony Kathy Wadley, Suzanne Smith, Cheri Duncan, Kathy Kuepert, Michelle Fason. 1st row: Mae Newman, Kathy Masengill, Melody Everett, Jerry Q J Mrs. Cheatham Director 175 ( Uolr Qecfion lTlentberA Mixed Chorus Officers are: Cheri Duncan, Lib.; Margie Trammell, Sec.; Glynda Duncan, Lib.; Michelle Fason, President; and Billy Hutto, Lib. ALL-RKG10N CHOIR, 1st Row: Mary Beth Weir, Kathy Wadley, and Rebecca Danner. 2nd Row: Tony Matcjko, Mike McEuen, and Janet Crouch. 3rd Row: Alan Wilboum, Alan Beach, and Mike Jones. Ensemble Officers are: Jan Arthur, President; Joanna Minner, Vice-President; and Demise English, Secretary. 177 t y, Mr. Blood worth working??? Clean Makeup, Covergirl (Doug?) A Star is bom??? Hey, who put that spider on the table? 179 Excedrin Headache No. 259 or 260? It’s hard to be a Starlet! 180 Look but Don't touch! Oh, come on and tell me. No one will ever find out. Waiting for anyone special? Does it take two? You’ve got to be kidding! 181 CYl tion l Uedpicm Society troupe c. 340 Melinda Jones, Reporter; Kathy Wadley, Secretary; Pam Oden, Vice-President; Bobby Boyles, President. Sponsor—Mr. Bloodworth 182 Bobby Boyles Jimmy Canter Tracey Cook Karen Gentry Terry Humphrey Melinda Jones Judy Lance Vicky Privett Suzanne Smith Billy Townsend Ted Usery Kathy Wadley So therefore be at peace with (§ocl Just think, 2 more years and “maybe you’ll be a senior. 184 Fly the friendly skies. Dear Santa .. . what ever you conceive hint to be oJind whatever your laboro and aopirationo Typical SHS Drillteain in action! What do you mean we can’t say that? We’re SENIORS!!!!! 185 in the noioy conluoion oj (ije If you think this is bad, you should have seen the other guy! Mike Liles is as tough as they come!! 186 all ito Axavn, druefery, and broken dreavno, it io Mill a beautiful world. Million dollar legs?? careful, strive to be happy. ON FINE FURNITURE - FACTORY PRICES Home of Famous Brand Name Furniture • i’i.kxstkki: Sofas - Sofa Sleepers - Chairs • LA-Z-Boy Lounge Chairs • RCA Whirlpool Appliances • Young-Hinkle Pine groupings - occasional pieces Burlington • Bassett • International • Craft Associates Drive a little . . . Save a lot! Contemporary, Traditional, Spanish, Early American . . . every style for every room in your home. Choose from our stock or we will special order for you. Come to browse or buy Easy terms available — Open 9 til 9 weekdays, 9 til 6 Saturdays or ‘furniture 1706 East Race, Searcy, 268-8678 Lake Ridge Estates Searcy, Arkansas Design by SCHOLZ HOMES, INC. Let us help you find a home in Central Arkansas • Town and Country Properties • Custom Building • List Your Property Haven't decided yet where to live while you're stationed here? C onsider the beautiful tree-shaded hillside lots at Lake Ridge I states You’ll appreciate the quality craftsmanship 1 a Schnl home We’ie '5 minutes north the Irmti gate n U.S. High- way 7. and M) minutes Iron (overs Perry I .ike We hope you decide, as many Air Force families already have I retire in this area. We can help you build « r buy in town, and we also have a good selection of farms and country acrcagc Suburban properties hi Central Arkansas are still a good investment regardless ol your luture plans. Please lei us talk to you before you moke your decision. HV think you'll he ulatl you did. V V V P il Parsons Keal Estate k Development r r r Irirapertus 188 TRUMAN BAKER CHEVROLET CO. INC. SPAULDING’S ATHLETIC GOODS CO. MONTGOMERY LIVESTOCK AUCTION 268-8651 Searcy Hwy. 320 CAPPS MOTOR CO. Your Lincoln, Mercury, Toyota Dealer Hwy. 67 East 268-2471 DEAN’S MILK Congratulations Seniors of 1974 191 ixiniz cMbout Zlt. Going to Harding College may seem a lot like never leaving home. And in a way that’s true, for you’ll find familiar faces such as David Cramblett, Danny LaFantasie, Butch Gardner, and Jeff Broadwater, and other former stu- dents at Searcy High. But it’s also like having the world at your doorstep. Among the 2,319 students registered for classes in the fall of 1973 are persons from 44 states, Washington D. C., and 17 foreign countries, and you’ll be enriched through your friendship with them. Then, there’s a qualified faculty interested in you. And you’ll have a choice of 45 majors from which to choose your course of study. ellarclincj allege Celebrating a Golden Anniversary in 1974 I For more information, call or write: Fred Alexander, Director of Admissions, Harding College, Searcy, Ar. 72143 192 J J BEEF COMPANY We Process Wholesale Retail 800 E. Moore 268-8988 Searcy, Arkansas 195 2204 E. Race Compliments of TACO HOUSE GOOD LUCK SENIORS Searcy’s Newest and Finest Restaurant DOWNTOWN CHURCH OF CHRIST WOOD-FREEMAN LUMBER CO. 400 South Locust Benjamin Morre Paints Phone 268-3591 THE FLYING REALTORS Elton E. Riley, Broker G.R.l. Carlton Taylor, Gen. Mgr. Wanda R. Riley, G.R.l. Patsy Hodges, G.R.l. Jenny Jones, Sales Lem King, Karin Sales Noreen Pierce, Secretary HOMES FOR LIVING ... Living.... New homes, existing homes. Let us build to your Plans or Ours. m REALTOR' 'Go Lions” Another great season in 1974! Doug Riley. 8-6311 L to R: Congratulations on clinic B Team Cheerleaders. Bonnie Nicholson, Betty Oden, Nancy Oppenhiem, Tammy Riley, and Ruth Walker. I LEY REAL ESTATE CO. 1302 E. Race Ave. Builders 197 DAVIS FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE 15 Wesl Arch Searcy MILLER SEED STORE 119 West Arch Searcy The Music Snfernafional Shack Qaies ‘Pearson Jlufo Sales Searcy’s Most Complete Music Store 110 West Race Phone 268-9698 KENTUCKY 2504 E. Race It’s Finger Licking Good! FRIED CHICKEN Birdsong - Goodin Compliments of International Ronnie Tractors Van Hook 1524 E. Race Phone 268-8653 199 Congratulations To The Seniors SEARCY HIGH SCHOOL BAND LOVELL’S BEAUTY SALON Phone: 268-6232 Searcy Compliments of CRAIN SALES CO. INC. Compliments of Phone 2()8-2401 Congratulations to the Seniors 2132 East Race Avenue Searcy 202 Free Delivery Hwy. 16 North 268-9721 MONTGOMERY WARD D S AGENCY Phone 268-6186 Searcy Shopping Center PIZZA - Q 2911 E. Race Phone: 268-6408 DUNCAN S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH INC. Searcy Arkansas PARRISH JEWELRY -RrAtoOk JEWELRY I 112 N. Spring Searcy MAGIC MART “Where Your Money Makes Magic” Discount Dept. Store 303 E. Race Ave. 205 Phone: 268-5821 Searcy, Arkansas Smith-Vaughan “Everything in your household needs” 311 E. Race Searcy Good Luck Seniore Hassell and Hunt Motors and Mobile Homes E. Race Avenue Searcy VW Specialists Nimrod Trailers Repairs on all Makes City Auto Helen Dry Cleaners Service Congratulates the Seniors Phone 268-5137 301 East Center Highway 16 North Searcy, Ark. Searcy Arkansas Joe Smythe Dwayne Holleman Best Wishes From: Congratulations and Good Luck Nichols Bookkeeping J. R. Hughes and Tax Service Apco 811 West Race 1523 East Race Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas Best of Luck, Seniors Compliments of Merle Norman ABC Termite Cosmetics and Pest Control 108 West Race 268-8917 919 East Race Searcy Arkaa Searcy Arkansas 206 BOLTON’S INC. Cadillac, Pontiac, CMC Trucks, and F'rigidaire “It’s Done Best At Bolton’s” 110 E. Race Searcy Serving: Little Rock-Batesville-Newport-Hot Springs SEARCY VAN AND STORAGE COMPANY Telephone: 268-8281 or 268-8243 Night and Holidays 268-3770. 268-5250, 268-8878 819 South Main Jack Spaulding, Owner Dandal Benton, Asst. Mgr. Eddie Taylor, Office Vans leaving every week for North, South, East and West “Free Estimates-From or to this Area” —No Obligations— Local and Long Distance Moving “Where in the World Would You Like to go?” 207 • The Medicine Place • Free Prescription Delivery • Drive-up Window • Free Parking 208 1304 E. Race Searcy, Arkansas Compliments of Searcy Tin Shop Best wishes to the Seniors 2519 E. Race 268-8402 Best Wishes Seniors Wonder Chick Hatchery, Inc. Searcy Arkansas Congratulations Seniors of “74” Tommy’s Gulf Station 208 S. Main 268-3793 Complete Selection of Fabrics Elaine’s Fabrics Searcy Arkansas Compliments of Judy Lance Karen Joyce Sherry Treat The Cleanest Used Cars In Town! Boggs Auto Sales Good Luck Seniors 510 S. Main 268-3669 McEuen Funeral Home Best of Luck Seniors 806 E. Race Searcy Compliments of Melinda Robin Jones 209 210 FUDGE’S GROCERY MARKET JIMMY’S MEN’S STORE Best Wishes lo (lie Seniors of 1974 Phone 268-3912 Latest Styles in Men’s Fashions Searcy Searcy Phone 268-2427 610 W. Pleasure Com pl i menis of Gene’s Champlin Station 209 West Pleasure Phone 268-9716 Good Luck SHS Seniors Bill’s Restaurant Hway 67 E Searcy, Arkansas Best of Luck lo the Seniors From: Miller Milling Inc. Searcy Arkansas Compliments of City Tire Service 1000 South Main Phone 268-8620 Searcy Arkansas Congratulations Seniors From: France’s Beauty Salon 701 W. Race Searcy, Arkansas Saluting The Class of ’74 Alice’s Attic Gifts and Need lec raft Good Luck Seniors Searcy Bible and Book Store Searcy Arkansas Best Wishes to the Class of ’74 Young’s Wholesale Tire Co. 107 N. Gun 268-3538 2i: Best Wishes From: G ] _IB Ti “IQ. UtL - 1 GIBSON’S East Race Avenue 212 Searcy Arkansas Home of the Good Guys MASSEY DODGE AMERICAN MOTORS CONGRATULATES THE SENIORS 2406 E. Race Searcy, Arkansas 214 SEARCY SHOPPING CENTER Next Door To The Searcy Foot Store Featuring • Year Around Heating Air Conditioning Cheerful and Congenial Atmosphere Beautiful Wall To Wall Carpeting New Modern Tables 6 Pocket Billiard Tables - 1 Snooker Table Private Parties 268-7068 Modern Novelty Games For All Ages Including Air Hockey, Foos-Ball Shooting Gallies, Snack Room and Lounge Area. Supporting the Lions “Congratulations” Searcy Acme Cleaners Frozen 118 E. Arch Avenue Searcy Foods Searcy Arkansas Compliments of Best of Luck Bruce’s East Race Gulf Sunnyhill Market Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas Best Wishes From Riddle Good Luck SHS Seniors Sheetmetal Co. John’s Auto Parts 504 S. Main Street Searcy Arkansas Searcy Arkansas Compliments of The Tot Shop AAA Rent-All Infants and Children’s Wear and Sales, Inc. 806 N. Spring We Rent Over 2,000 Items Searcy Arkansas 805 West Race Ave. Phone 268-8445 Searcy Arkansas 215 216 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH “Where the Friendliest People on Earth Meet and Worship” Pastor—David Crouch Arkansas Searcy Best of Luck THE CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO. One of America’s Finest Newspapers” 209 W. Arch Searcy 217 Congratulations Seniors '73 Best of Luck Seniors Ideal Safeway Office Machines The Best Place in 3213 E. Race Searcy, Arkansas Searcy Arkansas LOWELL SIMS Searcy Office Hway 16 North Kelso Farm Supply 515 South Main “Congratulations” Ethel’s Drive Inn 203 South Main 218 Gifts Best of Luck Flowers to the Class of 1974 Searcy Arkansas 1503 W. Pleasure 219 Best Wishes From: SEARCY BUILDERS SUPPLY 268-3554 Hway 67 B Searcv Supporting the Seniors! Searcy Auto Supply Searcy Arkansas 268-2494 Led “Better” Heating and Air Conditioning Sales and Service Searcy, Arkansas Even The Name Is Better Best of Luck! The Sun Oil Co.— Thompson DX Products Company Wishing the Seniors Inc. the Best of Luck! Searcy Arkansas Neil Miller, Agent CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS WEBSTER SUPPLY CO., INC. P. O. Box 16 1226 Linden, Searcy, Arkansas (area code 501) 268-5326 220 RIALTO THEATRE Arkansas 221 DIXIE DRIVE-IN THEATRE Best of Luck, Seniors Ben Franklin Store The Colony Shop Arkansas Radiology Group Uncle Dudley’s Discount Store “The Place To Save!” FAMILY SHOE STORE “Shoes For The Whole Family” Searcy Arkansas STARLIGHT DONUT SHOP Searcy Arkansas LANDMARK BAPTIST CHURCH Searcy Arkansas ADAMS PEST CONTROL PROTECTING VOL R HEALTH AM) PROPERTY Searcy, Arkansas STEWARD TV SALES AND SERVICE 904 E. Race Searcy 268-2814 JEANS HOUSE INC. Open 7:30 A.M.-6:30 P.M. Monday-Saturday Phone 268-7890 John Hainslon-Owner PARK AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 211 E. Park Searcy Arkansas 226 FREDS OF SEARCY Your Key lo Value 106 Spring Street 268-2742 Compliments of TAYLOR’S MOBILE HOME COURT 800 East Moore Joe and Myrtle Taylor A W ROOT BEER FREEWAY PARK Family Recreation Highway 67 Searcy Phone 268-9650 We’re Proud of our Seniors WEST RACE BAPTIST CHURCH 1006 W. Race Searcy Arkansas 229 J. C. PENNEY CO. Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 113 North Spring—Searcy Compliments of INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO. 400 South Main Street Searcy, Arkansas STERLING STORE Supports Lion Team 117 North Spring Searcy, Arkansas 230 Best Wishes to the Seniors NOBLE MOTEL Searcy Arkansas MFA INSURANCE MIKE ARNETT, AGENT Auto, Trucks, Boats Home Owners Mobile Fire Liability Also auto, trailer boat financing! 231 Phone 286 6997 2213 East Race Searcy, Arkansas HARDING LAUNDRY CLEANERS FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION OF SEARCY MOYE WHOLESALE INC. Congratulations Seniors of 1974 Searcy Arkansas COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY Searcy Arkansas UNION LIFE INSURANCE CO. Home Office: Union Life Building, Little Rock, Ark. 72201 Compliments of LIGGETT-WILLIAMS SERVICE CO. Central Heating Systems—Sales and Service 811 North Maple 268-9300 A Strong S S Supporter! « BTTYrrrfTvrn DAIRY QUIEM PRODUCTS MOASS C0NB9 0 AMO CO IS mtfAtr ngSTA S rT $u oa! fumm rvou mom xi T -jo MALTS MOMg-U . 60 10 ' nusrgt SAS m DAIRY QUEEN DR INKS rorf sum roo’mt jj 25 i0 MILK « eoftn JJ Mt MISTS «0 A5 J5 HOT C 0C0l TT rti c« Tt fS OH!ON KINGS BURNS DAIRY QUEEN 210 E. Park Searcy 234 Good Luck SOWELL FURNITURE Everything in Furniture 207 West Arch Searcy Compliments of HEADLEE DRUG STORE 116 N. Spring 235 Treat Bros. Champlin Hwy. 67 East Searcy LESLIE JEWELERS Searcy, Arkansas Davis Clothing Western Wear Congratulations Seniors At the West Y Hwy. 67 Big E Burger Ranch and Big E Skating Rink Landis Restaurant East Race Street 268-9780 Searcy, Arkansas COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF SEARCY PARKER FLORAL SHOP STROTHER ABSTRACT COMPANY P. O. Box 135 308 East Market Avenue 268-8293 WHITE COUNTY GUARANTY SAVINGS AND LOAN Congratulations Seniors ’74 B. J. PIERCE LUMBER CO. 109 S. Main Searcy, Arkansas Compliments of Porter R. Rodgers M.D. James A. Simpson M.D. 910 East Race St. Searcy, Arkansas Chuck’s Top Shop Best Wishes to the Class of ’74 201 West Pleasure Searcy 238 COTHERN’S MEN’S STORE With Sportswear-Suits Young Arrow- Men’s Cricket eer Ideas H.I.S. We Support S S and the Fighting Lions! Phone: 268 2858 Searcy 239 MAM’SELLE First In Fashion! Come Visit Us! ;i«n ««lyMV ! 268-2662 Clothing For The Entire Family 114 N. Spring 268-863 1 240 Congratulations To The Senior Class C. R. ANTHONY’S LEVIS HAGGAR STETSON LOVABLE MARTEX MUNSINGWEAR WARREN SEWELL TRUJANS HANES WRANGLER Larry Potter, Mgr. Searcy, Arkansas 241 COLEMAN it's something special 242 Serving Residents of Searcy and White County 243 KING NIER FURNITURE APPLIANCE High 67 • Hast Race Avenue Phone 268-9370 Searcy, Arkansas 72143 lX ' For Complete Concrete Needs See F F CONCRETE Ready-Mixed Concrete—Concrete Blocks CARL BEAVERS—Operator 244 Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America A Subsidiary of Peoples Gas Company Chicago HERMAN WEST Color and Black and While Photography Commercial Industrial Weddings HARDING COLLEGE PRESS Fine Printing and Lithography 1013 East Center Avenue Searcy, Arkansas Phones: 268-8431 Residence 268-3965 SEARCY INSURANCE AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, INC. Congratulations to the Seniors of ’74 247 Searcy Arkansas 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. 401 West Arch Ave. Phone 268-2436 Member Federal Home Loan Bank System 248 BROOKSHIRE TIRE AND RETREAD 268-2810 280 S. Main Searcy Arkansas “Searcy’s Best” • Real Pit Bar-b-Que • Charcoal Hamburgers • Southern Fried Chicken • Steaks • Shrimp • Malts • Shakes Searcy, Arkansas 249 BURGER BARN Hwy. 67 East Compliments of BORDEN’S FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS 250 If it’s Borden’s, it’s got to be Good Searcy Dairy Distributors Mrs. V. E. Benton, Owner Compliments Dr. F. I. Gosnell Dr. W. A. Hudgins Dr. Richard C. Meyer Dr. R. G. Miller Dr. Bruce Robbins Dr. Jack Snodgrass WHITE CO. DENTAL ASSOCIATION INC. Pe y P afes bake perfect pies m Searcy, Arkansas 72143 Farmers Exchange Compliments of... Feed—Fertilizer—Seed—Farm Supplies Blansett’s Tires—Batteries—Gas Oils Phone 268-5583 200 West Mulberry Shoe Store Searcy, Arkansas 72143 305 N. Spruce 251 LIGHTLE, DOBBINS LIGHTLE, INC. INSURORS REALTORS Julian Lightle Jr. Deener Dobbins, Jr. Burney Lightle Tom Quattlebaum Terrill Huff Betty Webster Katie Latimer Geraldine Birdwell Linda Casey J. R. Newman Kay Anderson Ron Kersh 252 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Congratulations to the Seniors of 1974 Searcy Arkansas Member Member FDIC Federal Reserve System 253 CHARLES A. LOVELL INC. Charles A. Lovell Inc. ... May I help you? Backing The Seniors 255 OFFICE MACHINES DIVISION REMINGTON RAND SAMUEL BINGHAM CO. Searcy Arkansas For the Best in Trucking Service Call POWELL TRUCK LINE PULLIAM’S BOOK STORE 202 N. Spring Phone: 268-2142 Lowell Perkins Agency Inc. Affilliated Food Store Phone: 268-5876 Duncan’s Drive In “We Specialize in Pit Bar-B-Q” Phone: 268-3418 MIDDLE SOUTH UTILITIES SYSTEM 257 Steve Tye Backing The Lions! Used Cars The SHS Booster We re W it!) 1 he (..lass Of 74 Phone: 268-3450 1507 E. Race St. Club JEFFS MOTOR REST Phone: 268-9657 I lyway 67 Bypass Searcy, Arkansas Open 24 hours, 7 days a week, Breakfast anytime. Private Dining Room Visit The Goodyear Service Store Polar Stainless Backing the Seniors” 810 S. Main St. Searcy of “74” Phone: 268-3521 Searcy 258 Good Luck Seniors ’73-’74 KWCK AM-FM Searcy 100 East Arch Arkansas Best Wishes THE TOP HORSE Quality Merchandise At Reasonable Prices 2215 East Race Searcy 259 SEARCY FLOORING AND LUMBER COMPANY Wholesale Retail BOWMAN INC. The fine In Kurnilure and Appliance, BILL ROUSSEL AND ASSOCIATES All Your Insurance Needs 1400 West Pleasure Searcy, Arkansas LILES BROTHERS MOTOR CO. Your Datsun Dealer! Hwy. 67 East Searcy 261 MACK FARM DAIRY Searcy Arkansas Congratulations Seniors of’74 WHITE COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY Ford Torino-Galaxy-LTD-Mustang 11-Pinto-Country Squire-Maverick Searcv 262 IDEAL SHOP Congratulates the Senior class of’74 Searcy Arkansas B T SUZUKI Best Wishes 268-5346 Searcy Arkansas DAN DUNN ROOFING Licensed - Bonded - Insured 268-8138 Searcy Arkansas Eveiybodyi ‘KIDS Love vkeTrYam Searcy—Our Home For 41 Years 263 SEARCY STEEL CO. Steel for Bridges and Buildings Phone 268-2466 P. (). Box 1007 Searcy Arkansas WRIGHT LANDSCAPING SERVICE Hwy. 67 S Sub-Division Development—Street Work Phone 268-8520
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