Siloam Springs High School - Panther Yearbook (Siloam Springs, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1960 volume:

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Anglin -------------------- di or Minnaclair ayl ---- B ' anager I 0 , , O O I 5' E555 I As the doors to SSHS opened 1n 1959, so began a year fllled w1th memorles of 1nSp1rat1on and study, fun and fr1endsh1ps. We present thls Pan ther as a key to the memorles of 1959 1960. XMI ff X A , 5 f ,f XX ff f 'ff , -Fgxg 'Mfg ff 7 M ?' 3 - ef af. ?Y33wn-.- ' 225,22 ff ,gif-2-.A A X, ff' xXx X Q 'a':f ' X Q1 N QQ E E X iil 'f Q q li- QQ' ESL W eiefeaaaaaaaa-P e 7 mg' af 1 f 3 0 , jk X I Qaaaea - Faye Z! Geyaagaaama Faye 91 M54 Faye 107 A3 Af-I ,e 0 Q2 W Win Wie Faye 114 W xx f W N g Wg! e6aeeae4 Faye 133 in N , wx T 5 L' Q W ee Faye f47 NX r ' g Saou? Faye ff! 5 Q Q Femaaeafez Faye 176' E POIISO d by SAM BOYD MOTOR CO and A D FRISTOE INSURANCE AGENCY Wm paid? l 4.4 .. ' V 4. , . ft' O O 1 .SID v IN 05 f ' 5 f 'L X Q X V' 1 VS? 3111! 1 f xi I my N ., A A .fl gg .L 7- '1 -4 - j X VSQJ W V n ' I . 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Lutrell. 6 JO 0 0 f I. ,0 I 76 IZ gi yztiis' W f ' ff v Y - ' r gb For her devotion, even over and above the call of duty to those Whom she loves, her friendly smile for all, her out- standing efficiency, and her genuine interest in us, weproudly dedicate our 1960 Panther to our friend of whom We shall always hold the fondest memories, Mrs. Helen Beckner. fwfwfe Sponsored by CLAY'S DAIRY QUEEN and a PROFESSIONAL FRIEND 5 :AVI 5 VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE BUILDING Q24 .4 0 ea Mm: CINCINNATTI ELEMENTARY HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR HIGH ELEMENT ARY Sponsored by BARNETT'S DAIRYETTE CENTRAL ELEME NT ARY Ke y to I nspzratwn L51 .-W A 5, Er: ma i in , o 9' MQ. 1 M sue ,.d' 5 2 ,u,,., 2 X I i Mr. Elliott, we think, as express- ed in high school parlance, is the mostest . He is fair in his dealings with both pupils and faculty, and his loyalty to and interest in the welfare of our school and of each individual is wellproven. Also, one ofthe many nice things about Mr. Elliott is that he meets every occasion with equanimity. lgvazwaoz 41? HATCH 2 MR BURTON ELLIOTT B S E University Of Arkansas M ED Unrversrty Of Arkansas and Ad vanced graduate work Umversity Of Arkansas 0 iam YDUH LANGUAGE lab P L ' ! Mr Rhodes is a most efficient supervisor and curriculum coordinator for our elementary schools He is kind considerate and ever thoughtful for ,Q our boys and girls best interests. Mr. Rhodes up it creed for his relationships to our school is . Service . MR HARLEYN RHODES B A Nebraska State Teachers College M A UHIVCISIIY of QPOHSOYSCI by GEORGEJACKSON S CONOCO Nebraska and Adxanced graduate work Unrxersrty of Arkansas QTATION Central 8: Mt Ollve Streets eaefimy pfuiecgbad af MR . WILLIS CROSBY B. A.. Ouachita Baptist College, and graduate work. University Of Arkansas, Mr. Crosby, during his two years as teacher-principal at Central Elementary School has proven that he can do as thorough a job as an executive and be as well liked as when one of our high school teachers. Mr. Crosby's genial smile, sense of humor, and acumen are a wonder ful combination. MISS MARIE THOMASON Elementary Certificate, and work toward B. S., John Brown University. Miss Thomason, a native of Cincinnatti, has been teacher-principal in her home town school for many years. To know Miss Marie is to love her and her serv- ices to our school are too numerous to relate. vu --c win do with more S hart. MR, JOHN T. SUMMERS B.S., Oklahoma State University, and graduate work, Oklahoma State University. Mr. Summers, who is distinctive for his kindness and fairness to all, is Oklahoma's loss and our gain. During his two ye ar tenure as Junior High Elementary School teacher-principal, he has, through his kindly understand- ing, gained the respect and admiration of all. T17 Sponsored by S. G. LAYNE REALTY CO. ' GRANT LAYNE SL O. A. YANCEY i S ' ftfkfd M5006 ' were K.. 'l MRS. BETTY JO BEAN-Elemen- tary Certificate, work towardB.A.. John Brown University - Cincinnatti Elementary School fourth, fifth and sixth grades. MRS. MARIE BROWN'B. S. . Uni- versity Of Arkansas-Central Ele- mentary School third grade. MRS. BEULA BURKE ' B. S. E.. John Brown University-High School English and social studies, Tfvyrfv f, , X , A 2 QB. . I 'I MR, HENRY BURKE-B.S., and Q' va r nj M. S., University Of Arkansas - ' X High School physical science. - MRS. MAUDE CABEEN - B. s.. .4115 . tl .Q V451 John Brown University-Central Ele- ' A ' mentary School first grade. g A . j MRS. D. EDNA CHAMBERLAIN' -xl B. A., University of Tulsa, and M. ' ' fha A., Oklahoma State University, :lfifff , Junior High School seventh grade V 1:L2ff,'2f,2..- science and sixth grade health. A it 5 Q :nzf 'WX' . we ffl 'gfzlffgyji -,f1fX 'ei ' ip' . 1 'aff 'if' x rf in Mis lf57!1 lf I 1244 1 MR. WILLIS CROSBY - B. A.. Ouachita Baptist College, and grad- uate work, University Of Arkansas- Central Elementary School fifth grade . MRS. SABRA DAVIS'B.A.. and M. A., University Of Arkansas - High Schoollinglish and mathemat- ics. MRS. LORETTA DENARD - B. S. Ed.. Northeastern State Teachers Colle ge -Centraliilementary School fourth grade. Sponsored by RALPH JONES 12 COMPANY. INC. 9' 49 5. if , i r p4l 'sr' fy wr! A I MRS. HELEN CLOYD-B.S. Ed.. University Of Arkansas-Junior High School seve nth grade arithmetic and spelling. MR, CHARLES COE-High School Certificate and work toward B. A.. Arkansas Polytechnic College -High School health and mathematics. MRS. MARTHA CROSBY - B.A. , Ouachita Baptist College - High School social studies and health. ...v.-.ug . . .. , .. 1, . ., -I-Jfff'-3 :ti 'sz x awww MRS. KATHLEEN DODGEN13. S. , John Brown University-Central Ele- mentary School fifth grade, MRS, MAXINE DRAPER-B.S. Ed., John Brown University-Junior High School third grade. MRS, DOROTHY GLENN'B. S.. John Brown University-Junior High School sixth grade reading and lan- guage. ,Q-Y I nfl' MR. WJ. IAMISON-B.A., Aus- tin College, and graduate work, University Of Arkansas-High School biological science. MRS. LEELAH KIRKPARTICK43. A. , University Of Arkansas-Central Eleme ntary second grade. MR. JERRY LINGENFELTER-B. A. , College Of the Ozarks - Siloam Springs Schools' bands and glee clubs. f - l- Sw'-fx MRS. MARYBELLE HANDLEY - B.S. Ed., John Brown University- Central Elementary School second grade. MR. O. R. HARRIS - B.S., and B.S., Phillips University, and M. A.. University Of Oklahoma-High School social science and occupa- tional counseling, MR. RICHARD HUGHES - B. S.. Oklahoma State University, and graduate work, University Of Ar- kansas-High School vocational ag- riculture . 2 'Q 'lf I MRS, CORA MARTIN-B.S. Ed., John Brown University-Centra1E1e- mentary first grade. MRS, MARIANNE MATNEY-B.S. Ed., Oklahoma Northeastern State College - Junior High School fifth grade. MRS, BETTY MISENHEIMER- B.S. Ed, University Of Arkansas- Central Elementary first grade. Sponsored by TOM'S PEANUTS, JOE HEWGLEY, ROGERS13 an . 1 itz, MRS. ALEEN PHILPOT-B.S. Ed.. Oklahoma Northc astetn StateTe ach- ers College, and graduate work, University Of Arkansas-Junior High School fifth grade. MRS, LORNA PYEATTE ' B. S., Kansas State College, and graduate work, University Of Arkansas-High School mathematics. MRS, MERLE RAPP- High School Certificate and work toward B.S.. John Brown University-High School health and mathematics. KN'-naw 4 criood M, ff 1 . '4 . f , , S m K 1 gl s , 'V MRS. HAZEL RUBLE'B. A., Uni- versity Of Wisconsin - Central Ele- mentary fifth grade. MRS. WINNIE RUSSELL'B.S. . and M. Ed. . University Of Arkansas- High School mathematics. MRS. MARGARET SCHOONOVER- B. F. A., University Of Oklahoma, and graduate work, University of Arkansas-CentralElementary School third grade. Sponsored by TOT Se TEEN SHOP 14and WASSON FUNERAL HOME I MR. FRANK NELSON'B.S., Ar- kansas Polytechnic College, and M. Ed., University Of Arkansas- High School driver's education and head coach. MR. BILL OSGOOD-B. S.. John Brown University-Junior High School seventh grade reading and language . MRS, HULEN PETERS'B.S.. I0hn Brown University-High School com- merical art. MR, HARLEY RHODES ' B. A., Nebraska State Teachers College, and M. A., University Of Nebraska- Siloam Springs Elementary Schools' coordinator of instruction. MRS. HAZELRICE-B.S. Ed.. John Brown University-Junior High School first grade. MRS. MATTALOU ROTI-I - B.S. . University Of Arka nsas, and graduate work, University Of Chicago-High School English. ,-4 MISS MARY FRANCES SPEAKS B M John Brown University Cen tral Elementary School and Junior High School music MRS VERA STEPHENSON B A Hendrix College and Library Sci ence Field and M Ed University Of Arkansas High School Latin and librarian MR JOHN SUMMERS B S and graduate work Oklahoma State University - Junior High School so- cial studies ftdtfd it 'AIX MISS MARIE THOMASON - Ele- mentary Certificate, work toward B. A., John Brown University-Cin- cinnatti Elementary School first, second, and third grades. MRS. PAULA TILLERY-B.S. Ed.. Arkansas State Teachers College- High School home economics. MRS. MABEL WEATHERS-B. Th. , John Brown University, and M. A., University Of Arkansas-Junior High School fourth grade. 6' gs- T X X X. 515 Q-a MRS. LORA NELL SUMMERS'B. A.. and M. S.. Oklahoma State University-High School speech and English. MR. JACK SUTTERFIELD-B. S.. Arkansas Polytechnic College -High School physical education and as- sistant coach. MRS. EILENE THOMAS - B. A.. John Brown University -Ce ntral Ele- mentary School fourth grade. is .9 Qs fm' MRS. ROBBLE WHITE-B.S.. John Brow n University-Junior High School arithmetic and spelling. MRS. TWYLA WRIGHT-B.S. Ed.. Arizona State Teachers College- Junior High School social studies and art. MRS. BEATRICE WYATT-B. S.. Sul Ross Texas State Teachers Col- le ge, and graduate work. South- west Texas Teachers Colle ge -Junior High School second grade. Sponsored by BRATT - WASSON BANK I5 Mrs. Dimond lives up to her name -she is a precious gem in our High School. How we'd do without her, we don't know. She does everything so willingly - from an- swering the telephone and dispensing aspirin, to mimeographing tests and processing vital data for Mr. El- liott. ' 'QQQZQ o'6ad1zZvzz9 MISS JUDY BRYANT - Elementary Schools Secretary Miss Bryant is truly Our Miss Bryant as she is a 1959 graduate of our High School. Her lovely smile, kindness, and desire to be of service to everyone carried right over from her student days to her secretarial days. Mornings, she is Junior High Elementary School secretary, and afternoons, Central Elementary School secretary. ll' MRS, IRIS DIMOND - High School Secretary Mrs. Haxel is secretary to our Superintendent of schools and in addition to having a most gracious personality and pleasing disposition, she is proficient in her secretarial work. MRS. EVELYN HAXEL - Siloam Springs Schools Executive Secretary Sponsored by SMITH FURNITURE and APPLIANCE STORE ff . it . r.!. am ff' 'M O .wwf 1 . KW if 3 Vx f :rl ,L M 19' , A Fig A ,JS 1 X Q ' lj M. F., ,. I V , iv., i Mr. George Emrick Mr. Harley McKinney Mr. Louis Luttrell Our supervisors and our building custodians are some of the depcndablcgunassuming, and efficient people upon whom we depend for our physical comfort and well-being, Without them, our school would be like a play cast without a production staff. . ' . I3 l Mr. Walter Birkes Mrs. Lillian Brown Mr. William Lycan Mr. Olis Sutterfield Sponsored by ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS CO., Siloam Springs Office 17 HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR HIGH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Left to right: Mrs. Trula Rutherford- Head Cook, Mrs. Veda Sheriff. Mrs. Christine Reading, Mrs. Mae Bramwell, and Mrs. Jeanette Koran, CE NT RAL ELEMENTARY SC HOOL M:belGregory-Head Cook, Mrs. Mae Sutterfield, and Mrs. Essie Gibbs. ,f 11 CINCINNATTI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mrs. Lillian Brown N Our three lunch rooms, under the capable leadership of Mr. Rhodes and Ihwugh the diligence of our ten cooks, feed approximately 845 pupils per day, which averages about 145, OOO lunches served per school year, , These lunches all meet Type A school lunch requirements and are under state and federal supervision. Z g 1 Sponsored by FEEMSTER CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE MOTOR COMPANY 8 Left to right: Mrs. Mary all, Mrs. A 'xx V- I Ml X, I ,j ff K4 Q Qom o4zfoyfzQofZ pfeaae ' . v, , .. .-xr,-.3 'A-f . l A s.. 1.1 A v gp 'iq . yu. , ' 4, , ., U ,' ,, -C 'J . .. .- ,, - , , 1 ' . r to Knowledge W!! ,. k 41. l S. . . -,,,,44 'F-F-.1v.,-'QLI Y +. Mfr- S' . ' Q. ,. .,-if v . 1.17 4 T, , , , f 1.1, H 'NX .f W. -1-N. sfkofftefhiif N47 .X .., . K, x ,kvvs - v., x. o . ',,.'l'-4 4 jf'- .wM'H' . , K F.-.-Ar' 1- s 555 ,ff W 3,4-v - , ff 'EEE 1+ n .2221 , .:1fg,+:f?ffC .Lf 41. H jig r MEL, '- TS 4 X . . -f, . Wr- ' 75 if M A :cr S if .,,,., A 5 V .-I -, Z f Q---T-. ea , left to right: Mattaloukorh - Secretary, Murray Turner - President, Jennifer Ford - Reporter. Barbara Weath- ers - Treasurer, and Tom Dixon - Vice-President. Standing: Mrs. Roth. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Peters, and Mr. Nelson - Sponsors. Sponsored Ky me d. g. d's. - , X , EUGENE BETTENCOURT Graduated With Honors3 National Honor Society 43 School's Who's Who 43 Student's Who's Who 43 Letterman 's Club 3, 4. Quiet but not shy, and one of the best. IIM BIRKES Graduated With Honors3 National Honor Society 3,43 Student Council l,2,3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 43 School's Who's Who 4: Student 's Who 's Who 3,43Study Hall Supervisor 3,43 Football 1,43 FTA 2,3,43 IBU Pantherama Host 33Class Play 33 Boy 's State 3. His superior ability, friendliness, and wit win him many friends. U 'Si' 6-wi' Q-...Q X , LURADELL ANDERSON FTA 3,4Q Band 1,'2, 3,43 FHA 1,2. She has daily beauty in her life. A, J, ANGLIN Graduated With High Honors, National Honor Society 3,43 Annual Staff 3,4, Ad- vertising Manager 3, Editor 43 School's Who's Who 43 Faculty 's Who's Who 43 Stu- dent's Who's Who 43 Science Lab Assistant 43 Class Play 3, 43Boy 's State 33 Concessions Manager 33FTA 2, 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 33 Basketball 13 Track 1. His goals are high and he has the ability to fulfill them. PHILIP BRAMLETT Letterman 's Club 3, 43 Football43 Basket- ball 1,2, 3,43 Class Play 33 Baseball 1, Life is a game that must be played and he 'll play it with full manliness. CLAY TON BREEDLOVE Letterman 's Club 3,4Q Football 1, 2, 3,43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 23 FTA 43 Class Play 3, 4, A young man with the knack to do every- thing well. Sponsored by PERKY'S STATE LINE CAFE ,ii id P, 0 x LOWELL BRYAN FFA 1, 2,3,4g Band 1, 2,3,4g Class Play 3g Spanish Club 2, 3g School's Who's Who 2, Track 1,2. Life is but a span, and he 'll enjoy every minute of it. CLIFFORD BUTLER FTA 4: Science Lab Assistant4: Study Hall Supervisor4g Football 1,2g Track l,2g Basket- ball 1. Clifford 's friendly smile is indicative of his wonderful personality. 5 his ,annul Q-40 M' -ff' ,415 41 ff!! IANNETTE BROWN Faculty 's Who's Who 4g Library Club 3 4, Treasurer 4g FHA 1,2,3. Nice to look at - even nicer to know. KAREN BROWN Student's Who's Who 4g Annual staff 4 Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4g Pepperettes 1,2, 3, 4 FTA 2,3. 4. Reporter 3: Class Play 3,4 Office Assistant 3g FHA l., Petite, friendly,1ookable, and likeable. NORMA CANTRELL FHA 2,3,4g Pepperettes 2,3,4g Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Norma 's kindness and friendliness win everyone 's love . ESTHER JANE CENTER Annual Staff 4, Schoo1's Who's Who 45 Student's Who's Who 43 Library Club, Sec- retary 43 Faculty 's Who's Who 4gLatin Club 3,4g Class Play 3,4g FTA 3, 45 Band l,2, 3, Vice-President 3g Pepperettes 1,2g FHA 1, In everything she 's a hit because she has that certain it. Sponsored by JOHN BROWN 24 UNIVERSITY -7'-n DOUGLAS f DOUG Q COLEMAN Lettermans Club 2 3 4 FTA 2 3 4 Scrence Lab Ass1stant4 Class Play 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Track 1 2 Study Hall Supervlsor 3 JBU Panther ama Announcer 3 If a path rs not already made he wrll make one EDSELK BUTCH J COLEMAN Letterman s Club 4 Student s Who s Who Football 1 4 All Drstrrct 4 Basketball Track 1 3 4 Baseball 2 Carefree but careful and capable 49 DIANE CLARK Graduated W1th Honors Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Science Lab Ass1stant4 Class Play 4 School s Who s Who 4 Faculty s Who s Who 4 Lat1n Club 3 4 Lxbrary Club 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 Everyone lrkes her frrendly smrle and she s wxtty and wrse SANDRA CLAYPOOL Student s Who s Who 4 Offtce Assrstant 4 FTA4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Treasurer 3 Allred Youth 1 2 3 Secretary 1 2 Presr dent 3 She IS pretty to walk w1th and wtttyto talk w1th and pleasant too to think on -ev- nfkx K CAROL CRAIN Faculty s Who s Who 4 Lat1n Club Presl dent 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Student s Who s Who 4 Class Play 3 4 FTA 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Majorette 2 3 G1rl s State 3 Teen Co umn1st2 FHA 1 Pepperettes 1 A person w1th the beauty one admrres and the personalrty one loves GEORGIA KENOCHJ DAVIS Her heart IS llke the moon It has a man rn ll Sponsored by CRAIN MOTOR COMPANY ,bliss . 1 - V I 1 , . F' A . f - fav .. ... ,fn - 'ep ' T - , 1. V, 'I .53 , , R ,Ai-1? Q 4' fo 1. ' t- ' Q - game, f TOM DIXON Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Football l,2, 3,4, All-District 4, All-State Honorable Mention 4, Outstanding Senior Player 4, Basketball 1, Track 1,2,3, School's Who 's Who 4, Faculty's Who 's Who 4, Concessions Manager 4, Study Hall Supervisor 3,4, Class President 4, Student 's Who's Who 4. To be a well favored man is a gift of fortune. ROGER DORSEY Letterman's Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 4, All-State 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1,2,3,4, Booster's Club Trophy For Sportsmanship 4, FTA 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Study Hall Supervisor 4, Student Council Reporter 4, Student 's Who 's Who 4, School's Who 's Who 4, Class Vice -President 3. Don 't cry girls, I'll be back! RONALD f RONNIE y DAVIS School's Who 's Who 4, Faculty's Who 's Who 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3,4, Football 1, 2, 3,4, A11-District4, A11-State Honor- able Mention 4: Basketball 1.2,3, Stu- d6r1t'S Who's Who4, Study Hall Supervisor 4, Track l,2,3,4, FTA 3,4, Class Vice- President 3, Class Play 3, He plays for gain and loses or wins: with a smile. DONETTA DIXON School's Who 's Who 4, Student's Who 's Who 4, Homecoming Queen's Attendant 4, Teen Columnist 4, Class Play 4, Corl- cessions Assistant Manager 4, Latin Club 3,4, Library Club 2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4. A new twist - lovely auburn tresses, and the sweetest smile and loveliest dis- position imaginable. if ,Gs K., ,na fv- ,pfvf Q.. Q 'Phe 5 , RUSSELL DOUTHIT Football 4, Track 3, Band 1, 2,3. A good characterreaps a good reputation. DWAYNE DURNAL Quiet, serene, and a friendly smile for all. Sponsored by DEWEY A, DAVIS, REAL ESTATE AND WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE, 26 Q lr JO ANN FINN School's Who's Who 45 Student 's Who's Who 45 Teen Columnist 45 Study Hall Su- pervisor45FTA 3,4, Secretary-Reporter 45 Class Play 3,45 Band 3,45 Homecoming Queen's Attendant 35 Glee Club Vice- President 35 FHA 15 Cheerleader lp Pepper- ettes 1. To know Jo Ann is to love her. PAT FISHER Graduated with High Honors5 National Honor Society 3,45 School's Who's Who 45 Merit Scholarship Finalist 45 General Motors Simifinalist 45 Student 's Who's Who 45 Library Club 45 Class Play 45 Latin Club 3,4, Vice-President45 Lunchroom Assistant 3, 45 FTA 1, 2,3, 4, Treasurer 45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Athletics' Student Manager 35 Boy's State 35 Glee Club 1. Einstein's Theory will soon be surpassed by Pat 's Theory! But in the meantime, we 're glad you're one of us, Pat. gs? fr 4- . W bs... 2' - ' I sbs 44 0l-L 'i I. D. ENGLAND Facu1ty's Who's Who 4. There's always time for courtesy and consideration for the other fellow. JACK FARNSWORTH Class Play 45 FFA 1,2,35T1'ack 25 Glee Club 2. Can l help it if I bewitch young ladies with my words and looks? JENNIFER FORD Graduated With Honors5 National Honor Society 3,45 School's Who's Who 45 Fac- ulty's Who's Who 45 Student's Who's Who 45 Latin Club 3,4, Reporter 45 Class Re- porter 45 Study Hall Supervisor 45 Class Play 3, 45 FHA l,2, 3, 45 Parliamentarian 35 Library Club l, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Queen's Attendant 35 Teen Columnist 35 Pepperettes l,2, 35 Glee Club l. Such a lovely and gracious girl, and such a whirlpool in her head of mischief and fun. HAROLD FOSTER Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Football l,2, 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track l 2 3 Study Hall Supervisor 3 4 His activities are valuable because of the motives that prompt them Sponsored by the WILSON FORD 27 INSURANCE AGENCY A 4-, kxqls J R .Y 1. ' lf wg .gtg 'i' LESTER GILBREATH Letterman's Club 2,3,4g Football 1.2, 3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,-4: Track 1,2,3,4, School's Who's Who 4g FFA 1, 2, 3. He who plays not for glory does not oft miss the goal. BRUCE GRAVES Graduated With High Honorsg Science Lab Assistant 4: Basketball 1, 3g Track 1,35 Band 2: Football 1. A man to look up to in more ways than one. I 2 JV 'M wr '34 V , ., , w w - Id w. - . f - , ...:s s ...Ni y 1,4493 Q, 4 1 -,X a I , . a Ai' fi? W . 5 5 Jr Qu bf V52-' f THELMA GIER FHA 2, 3, 4. Kindhearted and generous, with a never failing supply of good nature. IANETTA GILBREATH Graduated with High Honorsg National Honor Society 3,45 School's Who's Who 41 Faculty's Who's Who 4g Student's Who's Who 45 School Store Clerk 4g Library Club 1.45 Class Play3, 4g FHA 1,2, 3, 4: Student Council 3g Girl's State 35 Pepperettas 3g Class President 2, Homecoming Queen's Attendant 21 Band 1,2. Her graceful ease and sweetness could hide her faults if faults she had. 1 STEVE HARRISON Wine, women, and song are getting me down - guess I'l1 have to give up singing. CAROLYN HAWLEY Graduated With Honors: National Honor Society 3.4: School's Who's Who 4: Fac- ulty's Who's Who 4g School Store Clerk 4g Class Play 3g FHA 1,2,3,4g President 4g Stu- dent Council 3,4g Homecoming Queen's Attendant 25 Library Club 1.2. Thy modesty isa candle to thy merit and charm. Sponsored by HARRISON'S JEWELRY STORE AND CLAUDE TOWNSEND, CONTRACTOR 'WG PN., lil if FRANK HESS Letterman's Club 2,3,4g Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3, Study Hall Supervisor 4. Truly a person who enjoys all ventures, even work. GARY HEWES His behavior is all sense, and all cour- tesy, too. x. pl 43 x VIII I. lf! O 4 s 1 , Its , u n iw 1,3 A .sv r w N., ,H 635 X., ew f .Q ' af 4 v .v ,hi If ,fails .Q .A Q 5s MARY HAYES Mildness of manner and sweetness of heart, that 's Mary. CONNIE HEGRE Cheerleader 1,2, 3,45 Pepperettes l,2, 3, 4, Office Assistant 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, FTA 3. Asweet nature, a shy manner, and a halo of beautiful red hair. DARLEEN HOLLAWAY Kindness and a friendly smile win Darleen everyone 's love. JIMMY HOLLIDAY Graduated With High Honors, National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4, School's Who's Who 4, Student's Who's Who4g Science Lab Assistant 4, Study Hall Supervisor4g Annual Staff 3,43 Latin Club 3,4g Class Play 4, Class President 3, Boy's State 3, Track 1, 33 Football lg Basketball 1. He's witty, intelligent, handsome, and most likeable. Right, girls? 29 CAROLE JONES Homecoming Queen 43 Student's Who's Who 43 Study Hall Supervisor 43 FTA 3,43 Class Play 3,43 Glee Club President 33 Pepperettes 1,23 FHA 1, 2. With a song in her heart and a smile on her lips - that's Carole. NORMA JEAN KINCHELOE School's Who's Who 43 Class Play 43 Glee Club 43 Pepperettes 43 Library Club 3.4: Latin Club 3,43 FHA 2,3,4. Knowing her, you would never wish to forget her, in be MARTHA ANNE IAMISON Graduated With Honors: National Honor Society 3,43 School's Who's Who 43 Fac- ulty's Who's Who 43 Class Play 43 Student's Who's Who 43 Latin Club 3,4. Secretary 43 Annual Staff 3,43 I Speak For Democ- racy Contest First Prize Winner 43 FTA 3,43 Band 33 FHA 2, 33 Class Officer 2,3, Reporter 2, Treasurer 33 Pepperettes 1,2. The hand that hath made her fair hath made her good. JEANNETTE JOHNSON Graduated With Honorsg National Honor Society 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Outstanding Girl Scout Leadership, Eleven Years3 Pep- perettes 1, 33 Lunchroom Assistant 1, 23 FTA 2,3,4: FHA 1. lt'snice to be natural when you're nat- urally nice. STEVE KING Annual Staff 43 Science Lab Assistant 43 FTA 43 Study Hall Supervisor 43 Class Play 3,43 Basketball 33 Track 33 Band 1,2,3, Secretary 2. Willingness, determination, and person- ality are the keys to success. IEFF LITTLE Student Council 2,3,4, Vice-President 43 Class Play 3,43 Student's Who's Who 43 School Store Clerk 43 FTA 2,3,43 Study Hall Supervisor2, 33 Football 13 Basketball 13 Track lj Class President l. All tongues speak well of him. 30 Sponsored by SISCO DRUG STORE O FAYE CWILLIAMSONJ LUTHER FHA l,2,3. Success in spite of divided interests. TED LYNCH Class Play 3,45 Student's Who's Who 45 Study llall Supervisor 45 Band 1,iZ,35 Glee Club 1. Don't mind me-l don't own the school, I just work here. 1 GLENN LONG Schools Who's Who 45 Library Club 45 FTA l. Unpretentious, sincere, and a good friend. WILLIAM f BILL j DONG FTA 45 Football 25 Band 2. You name it, and if it's honorable, he'll undertake it. 'KW' '17' It G5 .4215 CONNIE MCCHRISTIAN Graduated With Honors5 Class Play45 Library Club 45 FHA 3. Quiet, demure, and very shy, but her grades are surely high. SUELLEN MCKINNEY Annual Staff 45 Faculty's Whos Who 45 Studezit's Who's Who 45 Homecoming Queezfs Attendant45 Class Play 3, 45 Latin Club 3,45 FTA2,3,45 Band !,3, Secretary 335 lxlajorerte L, 35 Cheerleader ig rii.-x i. Frieridliness, beauty, wir, dependability -rhr1r's Suellen. Sponsored By MILLSAP OIL 84 GAS CO. 31 -L IONA NEALE Library Club 4, Class Play 4, FHA 1,2, 3,4, Song Leader 45 Bus Patrol 3,4g Glee Club 1. Sparkles on her hand, and in her eyes. JIM NICHOLS Happy and from care I'm free,why can't they all be contented like me? O iv PHYLLIS MAYFIELD Graduated With Honors, National Honor Society 4, School's Who's Who 4, Office Assistant 4g Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Presi- dent 45 Class Play 3,4, FHA 1,2, 3, 4g Pepperettes 1,2. The fairest of the fair-and independent and dependable. MARY MOSIER FHA 1,2, 3,4, Pepperettes 1, 2, 3,4 Office Assistant 1. Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help whenever she can. 'YL'I ' fe., .:.t ,fr L.. E V N '1 : 19 GEORGE PARRIS Latin Club 3,4, Treasurer 4g Class Play 4g Track 1, 3. A fellow whom everyone admires for his determination, wit, and good nature. BRENDA PETERS Graduated With Honorsg Class Play 45 Homecoming Queen's Attendant 4g Inter- com Daily Bible Reader 43 Student 's Who's Who 3,4, FTA 3,4, Office Assistant 3,4g Cheerleader 3g FHA 2.3, Song Leader 2 3, District Vice-President 3, Band 1,2 One of those rare combinations-character beauty, and brains. 1 1 Sponsored by JAY FREEMAN CO. , 2 Little Rock 3 alfa, ,wh at-I. asf fix 'ill' NORMA PLACE A worthy and fair lady and one whom much I honor. RUTH ANN KBREESEQ PRICE Office Assistant 4g FHA 1,2,3g Pepper- ettes l,2, She has everything-beauty, kindness, talent, and a husband. DALE PHARR School's Who's Who 45 FFA l,2,3,4. Calm, serene, and a loyal friend. KHEVA PHILLIPS Library Club 4g Science Lab Assistant 4, FHA 1,2, 3,4. Gentleness of manner and sweetness of heart-that 's Kheva. PAT RAKESTRAW Student Council 4: Letterman 's Club 3, 43 Basketball l,2,3,4g Track 2, 3,45 Stu- dent's Who's Who4g School Store Clerk 45 Study Hall Supervisor 3. Just call me Don Juan-all the girls do. MICHAEL RAPP Faculty's Who's Who 4g Basketball I, 3, 4, Track I,2, 35 Football I. He makes a December 's day as long as a Junes day. 33 7'- GENE SANDERS Band 1,2,3,4. As ready to help when needed as loyal. STEPHEN S AWYER Student Council 2g Basketball 2. Maine's loss and our gain. he is Ylang alla RALPH ROBINSON FFA 1, 2, 3. Outstanding qualities make an outstand- ing man. MATTALOU ROTH Graduated With Highest Honorsg Class Valedictoriang National Honor Society 3, 4g School's Who's Who 4g Faculty's Who's Who 4, Student 's Who's Who 4g Annual Staff 3,43 Latin Club 3,45 Class Play 3,4g Class Secretary 3,4g FFA Sweetheart 4, Girl's State 3, Study Hall Supervisor 3g Teen Columnist 3, FHA 1,2, Reporter 2, Pepperettes l,2g Student Council 1. The fates to this lady have been kind- beauty, wit, a lovely personality, besides a brilliant mind. GEORGIA SCISM Library Club 3,4g Class Play 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. A dependable girland one of the nicest and most likeable in our class. KENNETH SHERIFF FFA l,2. lf it be a man's work, l'll do it. 34 Sponsored by FORD 'S COURTS THOMAS SLAUGHTER He wouldn 't say no until he tried. CLIFFORD SMITH Basketball l,2,3g Glee Club 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3g FFA 2,3gClassP1ay3gStudent Council 1, What is life without a little variety? QS VICKI SIMMONS Graduated With Honors, National Honor Society 3,4g School's Who's Who 43 Fac- ulty 's Who's Who 4g Student's Who's Who 4g Student Council 1, 2,3,4, Secretary 4, District Secretary 4, School Store Clerk 4g Class Play 3,45 FTA 3,4g Band 1, 2, 3, Majorette 1, Drum Majorette 2,3g Home- coming Queen's Attendant 3, Girl 's State 33 FHA 1, 2. She hath the mildest manner and the sweetest heart. CORINNE SIMPSON Library Club 1,43 Class Play 3, 4g Pep- perettes 4, Glee Club 1, 3, FHA 1, 2. A modest girl in words and ways, who justly earns her classmates' praise. I3- Q64 K.. MELINDA SMITH Graduated With Honorsg National Honor Society 3,43 Secretary 4g Library Club 4, Class Play 4, FHA l,2, 3, 4. As refreshing and delightful as springtime. TARVER IO SMITH Graduated With Honorsg National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 3g Annual Staff 4, Student 's Who's Who 4, Latin Club 3,4g FTA 3, 4gFHA 1,2, Secretary 2gIunior- Senior Banquet Chairman 35 C1assPlay 3,4, Class Reporter 3, Band 3,43 Glee Club 3g Pepperettes 1,2g Homecoming Queen's Ap- tendant 2: Student Council 1. Artistic, intelligent, attractive, and like- able. Sponsored by PLUSS POULTRY 35 PRODUCTS CO. O 5 bf s-fl I 'Nwf r f Nu RANDALL STEPHENS Graduated With Highest Honorsg Class Salutatoriang National Honor Society 3, 4g National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4g Arkansas Opportunity Fund Scholarship Winner4g School'sWho's Who 4: Student's Who's Who 4g Latin Club 3, 41 Class Play 4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Combo Band 45 Boy's State 3. Brilliance of mind, good fellowship, industry, and optimism assure him all suc- I cess in life. RAMONA CBUCHANAND SWANK R FHA 1, 2, 3: Pepperettes 2. N , Man's best possession is a sympathetic wife. I Sponsored by B 8a L SEMCO SERVICE STATION AND A FRIEND Q, LORENE SNAWDER FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Library Club 1.4: Class Play 4. Grace and charm she does possess and with these she'll win success. NICKY SNYDER Graduated With High Honors, National Honor Society 3,45 School's Who's Who4g Faculty's Who's Who 4: Student's Who's Who 43 Office Assistant 4, Science Lab Assistant 4, Latin Club 3,4, Secretary 35 Class Play3,4: FHA 1, 2,3,4g Library Club 2g Pepperettes 2. Gentlemen prefer blushing blondes. SCOTT SYLER Letterman's Club 3,4, Vice-President 3, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, All-District 2,3,4, Outstanding Basketball Player4, First Team Springdale Invitational Tournament 4g Track l,2,3: Football lg Latin Club 3,4, Vice-President 3, Study Hall Supervisor 45 Class Play 3,49 Class Secretary-Treasurer 2. All greatmen are dying - I feel bad my- self . MINNA CLA IRE TAYLOR Graduated With High Honors, National Honor Society 3,4, School's Who's Who Faculty's Who's Who 4, Annual staff 3,4, Circulation Manager 3, Business Manager 4g Library Club 1,2,3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4g Class Play 3. 4, School Store Clerk 4: Girl's State 3. Her modest ways and lovely curls could well be prized by any girl - and besides. she makes good cookies! rs., iff Q RONALD THURMAN Faculty's Who's Who 45 FFA 1,2, 3,4. Actions, not words, speak the man. MARGARET TIBBS School's Who's Who 45 Library Club 2, 3,45 Glee Club 35 Pepperettes 25 FHA l. A cook book, an apron, and a spoon will soon take the place of her school books. Sponsored by DONOLA UPHOLSTERY SHOP AND JAY'1UNE COURTS I x - Y KENNETH THOMAS School's Who's Who 45 Band 1,2,3,4, President 4, Combo 3,4. Modest, sincere, capable-an all-round good fellow. LOUIS THOMAS Letterman's Club2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Football 35 Basketball 35 Track l,2,3,45 Student's Who's Who 45 Study Hall Supervisor 45 Class Play 3,45 Band 25 Spanish Club 1. His behavior is all sense and all pleas- antness, too. 2. MURRAY TURNER Class President 45 Annual Staff 45 Stu- dent's Who's Who 4g Traffic Regulations Board 45 FTA 45 Letterman's Club45 Foot- ball45 Basketball 3,45 Track 3,45 FHA Dreamboat 45 Class Play 45 Study Hall Supervisor 45 Band 1,2, 3. His ability, dependability, and unassum- ing leadership have added much to our senior class. THOMAS WALLEN It takes still water to run deep. 37 MARILYN WELLS FTA 45 Office Assistant 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club l,2, 3,45 FHA l,2, 3, 4. -Isn't it nice thatsuch lovely girls come in pairs! PAUL WILLS Graduated With High Honorsg National Honor Society 3,45 School 's Who's Who 45 Faculty's Who's Who 45 Student's Who's Who 45 Band 1, 2, 3,4, President25 Science Lab Assistant 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Boy's State 35 Track 3. If determination and ability make for success, Paul will be successful. G-of BARBARA WEATHERS Graduated With High Honors5 National Honor Society 45 School's Who's Who 45 Faculty's Who's Who 45 Annual Staff 45 Pepperettes 2, 3, 4, President 45 Class Treasurer 45 Library Club 2, 3, 45 FHA l,2, 3,45Office Assistant 45 Class Play 4. And her sincere manner and her gracious air, show her wise and good as she is fair. CAROLYN WELLS FTA 45 FHA l,2,3,45 Office Assistant 3,45 Library Club 1,2. Generally speaking, Carolyn and Marilyn are generally speaking-buh arm s Lv' 45' ri Ns. 5 4 I E i JANET YEAGER School's Who's Who 45 Class Play 45 Library Club 1 2 3- FHA 1,2, 3. N.-Q 3 ' if ' 'L To know her is apleasure to be her 9 ab I i friend 15 a rlvlle e N45 'Q P g -is as s Q Q wr, l 084024 MRS. PETERS- Faculty Sponsor MRS. ROTH- Faculty Sponsor 1 C844- 1 S' fm Y 'tr' 1 If 1 X L' Kg,- MRS. DAVIS Faculty Sponsor MR. NELSON- Faculty Sponsor Tl MR. ELLIOTT- Administrative Sponsor MR. 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Brenda Brooks , I Jimmy Brown X J M ' ,I ', Leonard Brown Sponsored by WHITLOCK TIRE SHOP AND BOWL -'O laxi 'YY 86 Bruce Colbert Curtrs Collrns Davrd Cothren Susan Crosby Brlly Gene Davrdson Joe Davrdson lb- Lloyd Frsh Rosre Fletcher Luke Flynn Celra Foreman Clyde Garley Lrnda Lou Grlmore in H' Becky Herston Steven H111 ini I 'V' 4-.V 'Q-n ff' -.,f 'wr' :iii L 'Q ,Q -1' Stephen Hopkrns lumix Judy Horne ' Robert Hubbard Rlchard Huffaker N' Mark Luper Oren LaRue Rebecca Lawlrs Lar LeRoy Roger Lrnn Roger McDougal 'QP 'K' Ryu, '+V' 'wus' 1'-A u'.lki'0 -Q, 9' rs VY' I Sponsored by A PROFESSIONAL FRIEND Ronald Buchanan Crndy Burns Ronnre Butler Brenda Clark Leroy Clark Margaret Clawson '-N7 Kathrrne Denney Henry Drlbeck Clay Durnal Sandra Elger Tommy Farley Deborah Frnn Alan Graham Jeame Grrffrn Sammy Grrffm Eddre Hagerdorn Vrrgrnra Haggard Kenneth Harmon Jackre Johnson Janet Lynn Jones Janrce Kelley Charles Kendrrck Oreal Lee Keyes Frank Koran 'R' Jrmmre Meloy Brlly Moore Jeanne Moore Mrchael Moore Drckre Myers Mary Nokes may .V . 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' ' 1 'T if T' Q ,J ,,,, Charlcie Pickcll Jcrry Lynn Pickerell Kathy Pickle Donna Pike Linda Pike icrry Pruner VW, f Virginia Rusk Alice Ann baladin Ricky mcacewater busan cchimpf Linda schurriacher Jolii acaton I Pwtty bmythe sheila stacy Randall ateelt George Norris Brenda Olingj r Gail Owen: A- - Sandra Mu- Penner Danny Perdom 5'1ndr'r Kay Phipps -.Q Q- Terry Reed ' La rrv Reynolds Howard Riggs ' ' V . Charles Robinson ' 4 , 1 Janie' Ruble WW 1 ' ' fh Jeff Lee Runvan ' V U 5 in XYZ' rf +g.,,. . ' Marlene Shaffer Eddie Sheilds Jimmie Shrnm Linn Smith Steven Smith on A an . A A - 4 Jimmie steward T l --V ,Q - ' Douglas mtrickland Jeffery btrickland ,V yy.. Carolyn Strode . Ronni' Syler W Carl Taylor i it N .3 Georgt Thomas 4, V f, ti' Loretta Thurman Benny Townsend H .. s, i ., .1 .fs Q 33 ti 1 is r it ' -we .J E 5 a s fu l , ,E L., 1 Ronnie Trollinger Henry Varwig Morris Vaughn Jon Ver lioeven Walter Wafford Bob Washington ' .2 4 if if-' Bobby Xwhitiker Doris Whitaker Iharlcs Willianzi Ruth Wood Jackie Woolluright Mary Wright Sponsored by R81 II ELECTRIC SUPPLY and l'ARMER'5 CU-UP ASSUCIATIUN, INC. . 1 YC' x ' 3 N -I 5 W X 4 . 4 1 C V Q 1 f . ,, it C 'C Y . . ' I. Y X f 1- ft X N A I . .'Y1r It 1 v Q ' -2 1 Q 3 J , C e-vi N a ' Q Q ,'l?,f r C, It 8 ' . 'NV if ' 1 Kb 5 Y . 4' Q L 1' :Li on Q K Q ' 1 Q 9 I N, 'Luv ' 1. 3 We 5 Phillip smith Q ' he , i .fn kmx , .. 1 'f R A 4 s 'W -v 1 Q Q ie, . ' A 1 'Yi ,f as , ' i xx ,I fur N lf VI 1 'L XJ 4 I I A if 1 Q a I .. N f ,.: 'wel ea' ' . . 45 ' I v Q is 9 .A Q X , ' ,,,, ' . , , 4 rv. 3 I ' if rgf' I ,F ix ' Q 0- C s 'Q I 1 y 7 FYR . ' I Q5 ,f O 5 4' 1- ig .3 u Q . Q- gfi , Q t 5 0 I Ym.e4W 5 5 'H Toni Wrigley i ' yy 2 H, Vicki Wr1g1eY ' 'VU' -fl -1 1 Th 'igMis?fiii',lQQZQf'g+f+.a or I HA, 45- ' ' B .mi f'ff O l f?Q?f1i', iQ55ff:' W Steven Ames Q' f 4 .i 7 Billy Baer 1 A . '- '. ,, my .. , D Jeanine Baer '-4: :E l .0 .4 Sid Joel Baker I ' g T -.C i-W, L Georgia Bilby E Richard Bingham 'il . L . A - Pamela Bishop Ginny Lou Blakemore Linda Bowling B 1 4 .. '- 4 Q v Q B Sharon Breedlove ', Q 'D Ji. y f 8 Glenda Brown ef' i ff L V 1 W, Jeannie Brown S l 1 , '55 . ll ' I 1 4 K Leonard Brown h P If 5 3 Melinda Brown 7 Q M if '.-4, ii '4 Rhonda Brown K ' ' , -4, fx gr' r Trina Brown Lmmh. up J. - X ' Lynn Burnett Sandra Burns M Sharon Cannady ' y Leslie Sarswell S 1 S 1 Q ,S R Danny Carter ... 5' use in ' - gif: 4 R Michael Chenoweth 'Zi my 1' W , 'Y y Shirle Colbert Z 3' f i ' i ' Y .A lun., bm .Tk ffl, X Linda Davis Rex Davis Rodney Dawdy Kathy Dean Connie Dennis Jack Dixon ef -f - lj.. 3 '. .Q T, 49 . yn 1. , 4 Y. .5 Q iy L, i A W ' A H I wi if ff- ...ow ,.. Sponsored by FRAZIER'S CLEANERS Jacky Collins Vernon Conklin Terry Lee Cox Donald Cradduck Darrell Craghead Donnie Craghead Q -, W Q -4 i -ay . I were ff? 5f?y,,'.3kjUA A. A S f Barbara Epperson Ruby Epperson Rickey Farmer Helen Freeman David Gisel Charles Grow MA 's :Viv X .0 W4 at Alan Jones Duane Jones Robert Kelley Luther Kelly Audrey Kent Alta Kincheloe 4 '4' Ui! ' 'Q Janet Lucas Jonathan Lueders Teresa McBrayer Richard McDougal Dennis McFarland Cynthia McFerron 3 . ,Q gs ' .L xx' , 'xi Peggl' Mayo Bobby Michael Charles Minnick Rose Mary Mitchell Larry Morrow Mary Morrow . ...J .Ml '4 if I . , sf L I 'VJ' A . ,ag JA Jerry Hall Jim Hall Patsy Ann Harrison Sandra Hellyer Nancy Highfill Wayne l-loldridge ,M is Q sam R M Katherine Lampher Larry Dean Leach Jean Leflar Mary Ella Leflar Stevie Linn Darrell Lowery 1 '? 5 . an ' ibm 2 ' 'F' if J, .wa Thomas Maberry Keith Mackie A Leroy Martin Lonnie Martin Q' , Kenneth Masters -4 ' Debbie Matney 4 I 'wb .' 4, , V xt . r 4 I is fs L M f ij , 1 .XA 1 ' KP I ' 9 me X . 1 Q M, f 5 X. K at f f Joanna Pershica Dennis Pickrell Madeline Pike J 1 -- ,ti 5 Mary Jane Pike y A Glenda Pittman tg I Q' . .1 2 Sally PM +1 .Lark 40 1 N ,J X RN f Z f 4 1 Q A A Q' ' 14 ' :H Steven Myers Phil Nelson Teresa Nelson Rex Osbourn Sammie Lou Peace Ronald Pearson his I' l 1 Debby Reading Pauline Reading Tommy Reynolds Barbara Richardson Bobbie Richardson Judy Robinson Sponsored by PEACE 'S FLOWERS and VERN'S PLUMBING COMPANY 90 Susan Robrahn Larry Roetrammel Rua Rogers -ug. rs., xurj 'X Curus Shelley Ronnre Shelman Drana Shrum Jan Srmmons Bruce Srsk C'arl Spears 51' Brllrnda Thompson Randy Thompson Joe Trollrnger Brenda Walker Delores Walker Gary Ward 3 Johnny Wrlson Sharon Wrnmngham Fonda Wofford Steven Woodruff Gary Woods Jerry Woods cn 'D' nu :I 'Q '-4 rn m UQ rn 1 QQ 'QVSSC QQN, .ff gnc QI F Sherry Rush John Mrke Rusk Danny Lee Scott Q39Q X.-mwah? .fir- Rlcky Spears Debra Sprrggs Stan Srockron Crarg Taylor Marjre Taylor Bennre Jo Thomas 6 f'N s-'J 'FY 'llll Ill 'H vi 'Q YQ 01' 1 ,wa 4-. Guy Ward Myra Wellman Karen Wheeler Ronald Dean W1les Prentrss Wrllrams Qt 4 3 'fs-y ld! A ln Clrford Wrlson B .M 'N-v --Q M229 N T, Q 46 L 4 if -0- , H132 wie 1,-s v f-A U1 bv 111 Sponsored by SMITH SIMMONS INSL RANFE AGENCY f,,. y 1 i W M1 H . S., T T 3, .7 T -1 1' y uw, 1' if L ' R -ogy S, A A A so R .fly Y , , hr,s E . N an I A rg, ii, K ' V, ml :Q I S' Vik- , , I-N: K I -i KV, -0- 'yn Ja' In , Q is ' , 'M-Lr 4 ur' 1 L , ,v- 'fx A L :4'llQJ - 1 4 . ' M A lv wxfwgiipif , 29, . , 'Q , ' 01-f ' ' M -sf- -- s-sv' R h W' , . T, VQ-, N A Q . km. ' l - to ,-. hx kfgx Q ' 1 ,fy 'iff lg. ' r . . , 5 ,, l l ff-1 Q. ,tal A ,X ' ' -Y 1. . 4' - ' .1 ' . 5 Q -- ' dj - 9 ' if, Q A ' L' 7 .'l' 5 , X ' , A ,k Nkqii vsm K x X . , i-ff5 v'i E .A - , i S 1 1 ' S sl f T , X ' ' . , . ,. H fvfr V 5 ' V I .f S fjg ijff W f ,V -if 'W S eey A L , , , ' s f ,, .r,. Xu V I Ili 'E 4 h 5 x A I ' ' Ik 3. f - ' if Vx '- 5 ' Q .1-- xxrfl Q I , K . 1 L -K A LM QQ I , V .111 - X' ' 'Z . ' I Tv li '53 ,ff N f 5 .E f , 5 .' ' X , -5 22 . of riff, Mr r 14 :fu mi? I Q IIC! S 3 T' 3 'Q ' ea ' ' 5' 1 41 N . . - A , Z V' . ,IWW ' ,gvfjlif V, . K 1 K: '.,,,,. :A-.11 .ruasasnx-3 I. r -5 'f' l X .N if-2 J Q ,AV V' . 1' 5- . r 3 n -' A I I I - ' -ww' , Q . - X f . x Y , ' -.il A A n ,.., . ,W , ..f .. 51 fs , s P1 I ft! E -'irut Key to Sermce dmfeauf ca! 5, srl 1 The Student Council Officers fholders of 1 the highest offices to which pupils may be elected by their fellow classmatesj, assisted by Mrs. Russell, Faculty Sponsor, and Mr. Elliott, Administrative Advisor, have played a major role in making this year a memora- ble one. Of the two major projects for this year, the new one was the organization and devel- opment of a School Store, for the purpose of selling pupil supplies and used text books. The other major project was the third year continuation of our pupil supervised study lim bllksts halls. Many improvements have been made Viiiifplgiltle Pfeslde in this endeavor and it now appears that we esldent have attained a leveling off status and that study halls so supervised are here to be a permanent part and tradition of our school. Our Student Council had charge of all assemblies, including a series of four University of Kansas sponsored educa- tional programsgattended the Summer Work Shop at Arkansas State Teachers College, Conway, presented our bi-annual Assembly Program at Springdale, was host to the first of the two annual Student Council District Meetings, at which there were approximately two hundred in attendance, attended the second District Meeting at Fayetteville, and was the Student Council School District Secretary. . 2- ,gp-E Vickie Slmmirziief Roge' Dofsey Se cretaty 'Tfea Mrs. Russell ReP0rter Faculty Sponsor 92 Sponsored by GUY'S POTATO CHIPS 84 NUTS, Arnold Vance, Representative, Noel, Missouri 1 O3 - 'f fjrhf I ,, f'1 . '1 Seated around the tables Left to rrght Jarnes Scott Brown Nirnth Grade Representatrve kenneth Prckle Nrnrh Grade Representattve Carolyn Hawley Twelfth Grade Pat Rakestraw Twelfth MarkStr1ckland Tenth OrvallP1ttman Eleventh Roger Dorsey Reporter Mr Elllott Adrn1nrstrat1veAdv1sor J1mB1rkes Presrdent V1ck1eS1rnmons Secretary Treasurer Mrs Russell Sponsor Sharon Reeve Tenth Grade Representatrve Ltnda Allen Eleventh Grade Glenrta Randolph Eleventh Stephen Frsher Erghth Paula Barnes Ntnth Darrell Walker Tenth and Ianetta Gllbreath Twelfth Standrng Doxle Bames Etghth Grade Representatrve and John llewry Erghth Grade Sponsored by CL,-3.RY'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE and llOWERTON'5 GROCEEY STURIQ 9 3 Qu.. ' :??f'9' , .gs ,, feafzlafai ' ea The purpose of the Annual Staff 15 twofold to offer a servrce to our school and through th1s servrce to pub11sh a true word and plc ture story of the school s hrstory and progress for the current school year and to present thrs re cord rn the most pleasrng mterestrng and accurate way posstble An-lm Mmna A I Clare Ta 1 Edltor Business M Y or abrlrty and pertrnactty Mary E agan anfiger To be elected to the Yearbook Staff a pup1l must frrst have at least a C scholastrc average and be a semor or a Junror then approved by faculty vote as the hrghest qualrtres of dependabtlrty honesty neatness ofwork salesmanshrp 55 1 Lynda Lal-1085! Crrculat er Adverttsmg Manag Mrs Steve lon Manager 94 Faculty Sponsor Sponsored by BYNUM MOTOR COMPANY E O t : ' , I . 5 . 5 1 'r9 ,':f- 3 ' ' . sq '5. Y 5 I . . ' lv n . ZF 50 ymawf . Q Q -1--1 T 1 1 , ,gl if Left to right: 1.f.'11l.1.i LJ11c115tQ1, f,L1tL.11o11Ei.1rZ1, '1'.1rvL-1I11511,i111, 5, hligllj Qgmr, f,11rr.1', l'LLr.g1-1. www- H1110 Martha I-.1111Q J.1111i5o11, Gum- .5.i1UuI'nO11, li1111115' liollidly, K.1L111pQ11 br111111, B1'1i1 f.f.11i11, I5Qr1mr.1 'v.p,111111 IREIOQL' Elrod, Pl1ylli5F.I11yfidd, 5uu1lQ11 F.1QKi1111q.', Mari, ffHQ11llf1LlI'C11, 21.111 i.15J.g,4,Q..r1tL CjrQi11,P.1111 .'.1LLh,.'-.rm-11.114.111, , Fir, Black - f1d111i11i51r.1tiw ,'1dvi5or, KV1ru11I3r Sponsor, and Iisthgr J.111u C1:11Iur. IDL 51101111- SQOXISOTUC DL: 5ILO.1f.1 vw - -1 1 01111, F.1i11114c1.1irc 'l'.1l.'1or - bL1f111p:: ..,.111.15Qr, Hifi. Slay Lizzif .-'11111 'v1'i1111i11511M1111 - Firm 5g111u5Lur 51,11-5 hh-11.1wr, 5-PRIIQLES RIDIILG CLUB 41.11 f,ij-.CTS EGG MAFJCII E- Q11 awww ,ofulzya Q6 Scion! feb NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Q f S 2 O : ' :-1 lp -E ff 1 W A S . W l QX . go y ance The highest honor organization in our school, to which a student may be elected, is The National Honor Society. In order to be eligible for consideration for membership in this high ranking organization, a pupil must be a second semester junior or a senior, and have maintained at least a B average throughout his academic high school career. Then, in addition to this scholastic attainment, a pupil also must be adjudged by the administration and faculty to be worthy as to leadership, service, and character. A goal to strive for, and a most worthwhile achievement for which a pupil may well be proud, is this fourfold mem- bership in The National Honor Society. O O 0 I I v ! .I Il QQ f,g f1 .. Jil? 5 as Jug 4 v 1 .- '. 1 ' if X 1. A its J . ..'f'b-1.1 B3 K Left to right: . Mrs, Davis - Sponsor, Melinda Smith - Secretary-Treasurer, Jimmy Holiday-President, and Tarver Jo Smith - Vice-President. 96 Sponsored by MILLER REFRIGERATION SALES 8a SERVICE and ROY B. KAY, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT .- 0'wQ 0Zd IISIITIAU ,. ,,.., l.. .. ag Yi.-nb vw Seated, left to right: Mary Ellen Church, Arrettd Farley, Rqivettsi Philpott, Tsrver ,lo Smith - Vice-President, Mrs, Davis - Sponsor, Jimmy Holliday - President, Llelindd Smith - Secretary-Treasurer, Gene Anderson, Pt1uIWiIIs, and Linda Allen. Second row, standing: Lndliee Knox, P.1tWilIi.1mson, Jennifer Ford, Vicki Simmons, !.i:1rtha Anne Jamison, Minnaclaire Taylor, Nicky Snyder, Mattalou Roth, Mriry Edgan, Kathleen Broyvnwind Jim Birkes, Back roxy: Jeannette Johnson, Carolyn Hawley, Barbara Weathers, Didne Cldrlz, Pat Fisher, Beth Lldlin, Phyllis Mayfield, fa. I. Anglin, Imogene lilrod, Rindall Stephens, and Eugene Betteneonrt. Not shoyyng Mr, Elliott - I-.drninistrtitive Advisor, Sponsored by CROCKETT PRINTING it OFFICE SUPPLY and 4 PROFESSIONAL FRIEND 9 7 ZQM zgaeweaoza The Study Hall Supervisors are selected und directed by the Student Council. The Jim of our Sllldulil Supervised Study Hall is that each pupil will livc by the motto, The O11l1.'Freedoni Thtit A Mun Con lldve ls The Freedom To Govern Himself. Much time rind effort ure expended ol: this group of xt orlqers. Q vi 311 lg kj Yv Standing, left to right: Ted Lynch, Mr. Elliott-Didtninistrutive Advisor, Tom Dixon luck Smith Bruce Graves, Clifford Butler, Scott Syler, Mrs. Russell-Sponsor, llurold Foster, jim Birltes, und Louis Thomas, 5e.1tcd clockwise: Murray Turner, Beth Litilin, Luulice Knox, Jennifer Ford, Kathleen Broun, Steve King, lo .inn Einn, Cdrole Jones, Ronnie Davis, Roger Dorsey, .ind Jimmy llollidtty 98 Sponsored byDlXIE NEWS STAND and LESLIE MARTIN, TULSA WORLD DISTRIBUTOR Y! gf!! 3: ui 95' 3050.5 Wa These seniors, with their intellectual ability, varied interests, and cooperative- ness, have Wonthe admira- tion of teachers and class- mates alike, and have been selected for special recog- nition by their appreciative teachers. AJ. Jannette Anglin Brown ',, r A , '9 . i ' 1 T S, V fp ' Y . 5 W' i t ,, J 6 2 1,1 I Carol Ronnie Tom J. D. Crain Davis Dixon England JN? 13' Janne tta Carolyn Martha Anne Suellen Gilbreath Hawley Jamison McKinney -x T S 'rr Ronald Thurman Vicki Nicky Minnaclaire SHHITIOHS Snyder Taylor Esthe r Ja ne Ce mer 4 Pat Fisher l '5lf ,gi Michael RAPP Barbara Weathers Sponsored by HASTINGS JEWELRY STORE, Springdale fh- Diane Clark xu . -Q Jennifer Ford Mattalou Roth sq, Paul Wills 99 M? ,Qi o'6az21fa1va o4aaf ,oovzaoz Left to right Mr Burke Sponsor Paullxrlls Lorene Snawder Bruce Gravts DraneClt1rk A J Anglrn Kheva Phillips Cllfford Butler Jimmy Holliday Steve King Nicky Snyder and Doug Colemtin Rendering a worthy service to our science department are the lap .rssrstants They w ork each period with Mr Burke to maintain a well organlzecl and functional laboratory Wazeeza maoza ing Carolyn Wells Mary Mosier Vivian Barnes Connie Hegre Btirotirti lxeathers Mary Eagan Judy Semrad Marilyn ly ells INLCRN Snyder Ruth -Xnn Breest ffrrst semesterj Beverly Younger Pat Randall and Phyllis Mayfield The girls who work in the office contribute worthwhile effort tory ard the smooth operation of our admrnistratlve de partment Each period two or three girls as the need may me help in many ways 100 Sponsored oy PEACE 84 SOIN INURSERY 84 GARDEN CENTER and a FRlElxD ' 2 - ' , ' , A ' , 3 ' ' ' '. - - A ', 1 1 Y Y Y: . 1 D 7 x V rx 1 V 1 O x 5 9 y A . 9 S UU , iv .1 X Sitting, left to right: Mr, Rhodes, Mrs. Haxel, Mr. Summers, Mrs. Dimond, Mr. Elliott, .md Brenda Peters. Stand- : ' I ' ' 1 l, N , R, ' , ' . 1 ' ' , l 4' 1 , A 3 ' -3 l v Y I, , r , , , ' ' I ' , ' ' Y , 1 ,Iv ' ' ' V 1 I 5 - v - 1 V A r Say! ciao! me gray Seated, left to right: Carolyn Hawley, and Paula Barnes. Standing: Mrs. Russell- Sponsor, Jannetta Gilbreath, Mary Ellen Church Glenita Randolph Vici Simmons Linda Allen Arretta Farley Stephen Fisher Sharon Reeve Jeff Llttle Pat Rakestraw Doyle Barnes J1mB1rkes Kenneth Plckle and John Henry Not shown lN11l1l1OCl81l'8 Taylor 0186026163 Gunter Jan Schrmpf Karen Rtynolds Sherry Lankford Karen Phrlpott Kenneth Cruse and Ronnre Reeve Sponsored by PlTTNl -.N AUTO S XLYALJE gl GARAGL Y 1 1 I I I l 1 , ' ' , , ' ' M. ' 3. '. : ' ' O I Left to right: Mike Condon, Bill Groom, Jeanette Sxsagerty, Carolyn Robb, Susie Harrison, Sally Moore, Karen A ' 1 ' l ix l' -1 V W ' T lOl We fqahdww Luft to rlght Mr hm Luflur 51lOdIll Sprmgjs Ch1cfOf Pollcg Mr lum1son Mr Harms .md Mr buttgrflcld Fuc ull Aduborb Buddy. Clurk Juluor Clus, Pfualdplll blmrou Rugvl -llld P-ll Rilwbfflw Sllldulll COUHCI1 RLPFWUWQ uves Murray Turner Semor Class Pres1dent .md Mr Ellmtt lllgll bchool Pl'lI1C1pJl 600000027 Aawmm Mad zgoewwmoz tu. :ln ll. ll! From row bcuted luft to right Xwllma jones Lllldil Nw llllpl' lxlury Brown beduua buaudpr lrls Cuudlff Retha Brown Judy Hlgllllm AIICL Bouquu and Thulmu Xxllson Snmdlug Mr EITIYICIX bupervlsor Tom DL Mont Judy Hold Fl C 'Naucx bxmpbou Xdlll ll usch Patllbh r Nhlxc, Burtuucourt Paul Slmth Stuphuu F1ShLl' Ixormau But ur T351 RuQslL Wllaoll Spouborud Dx P21065 RLI RlGLRA'llON bl.RVlCE I .A- - 1 ' , . I l,,f , -xg ' . ' 3 . - f ' Y ' ' w.. ' f ' ' 1 3 D - X . u y I I ' Y ' Y H- N. ' - ' f - -.-' X . ' ' lu -,I ' L '1' 4 - H '1 N1 - . , , , , ' F' . ' ' - O O W 2 , , Q, 3 'Z R 4 '-. A 'L .Iv I' f' ' 1 1 1 , ll is I I Y, K .. f. ' ' , I Y . C 1 A . ,Y 1 A f l Q 'y . ' , , , ' ,, ' . ,rj ' ' . T ' ' n 3 7 Y Y 1 V ' ' ,xy ' 5 I A X I .. , V4 . H A . Y- , . . 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Il .'r.'Y, Q' ' ' 103 zawoz My! ld Wk DO- i we-gb Q- Seated front row left to rrght Susle Harrrson 6th Grade Representatrve Karen Reynolds 6Lh Grade and Sally Moore 7th Grade Second row Sherry Lankford Vrce Presrdent B111 Groom 7th Grade Representauve and Jeanette Swagerty 6th Grade Thrrd row Boooy Rush 5th Grade Representauve Johnny Brown 5th Grade and Mrke Condon 'Yth Grade Fourth row Karen Gunter 6th Grade Representauve Karen Phllpott 6th Grade Jan Sch1mpf 6th Grade and Carolyn Roob 7th Grade Standrng Ronme Reeve Presldent Mr Osgood Sponsor and Kenneth Cruse Secretary Treasurer izaf c'l00f 4 pta! Mmm www 400264 Ummm N Left to rlght Mrs Krrkpa ny Frye, Jlmmy Stockton, 104 .--lui :WW ruck Lrorarran and Sponsor, John and Charles W1111S Sponsored Dy TULSA LIN..N COM Left to rrght Kerrh Hall and John Baker Not shown Mr Crosoy Supervlsor l PANY, Tulsa, Oklahoma o . ' 1 ' , V I I 1- ' Y R 0 - r ,M 5 f- V ' S ,, f 4 I f 'I' ' I Ji ' J rr J SLN N- 'N'- . ., Air, Q.. 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The emblem in itself describes the purpose of our organization. The emblem is octagonal in shape. Across the top is the name of the club. Around the lower ivmkfps sides of the emblem is our motto: Toward New Horizons . In the center there is a house sup- ported by two hands, symbolizing that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. We have 105 members and we are all striving through our club To Make the Best Better . Tell P Vflmx . 4.Wd awww S0fZ!56fd W OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Left to right: Mr. Hughes-Advisor, Ken- neth Dixon-Treasurer, Darrell Walker Sentry. Sam Barnes - President, Tola Bouquet - Vice-President, Jim Mason- Junior Advisor, Lynch Butler-Reporter, and D. C. Willis-Secretary. citizenship The emblem of the Future Farmers Of America is significant and meaningful in every detail. lt is made up of five symbols: the owl, the plow, and the rising sun, within the cross section of an ear of corn, which is surmounted by the American eagle. Upon the face of the emblem appear the words, Vocational Agriculture , and the letters. F.F The motto consists of only four lines, but these are filled with practical philosophy: Learning to do, Doing to earn, Earning to live, Living to serve. f-f 'X:i 'Wh Jog 5 'A V' ' ovcuvfgq The primary aim of the Future Farmers Of America is the development of agriculture leadership, co-operation, and an S 11,53 A H Sponsored by HUNT S Zeoiua ' Maya mf f E. Dena M FTA OFFICERS Left to right: Pat Fisher - Treasurer, Jo Ann Finn - Secretary, Mattalou Roth - Vice-President, Mr. and Mrs. Burke - Sponsors, Imogene Elrod - Historian, and Gene Anderson - President, FTA MEMBERS Seated, left to right: Marilyn Wells, Carolyn Wells, Kathleen Brown, Linda Allen, Jeannette Johnson, Linda Apper- son, Mary Eagan, Beth Malin, Susan Groom, Martina Moss, Imogene Elrod, Historian, Jo Ann Finn - Secretary, Mr. Sz Mrs. Burke - Sponsors, Gene Anderson - President, Mattalou Roth - Vice-President, Pat Fisher - Treasurer, Tarver Jo Smith, Vicki Simmons, Sandy Claypool, Martha Anne Janison, Ester Townsend, Doris Shelman, and Kathy Barne, Standing: Lura Dell Anderson, Ahniwake Gardner, Donnitta Lawlis, Sandra Guinn, Juanita Wesner, Sharon Reeve, Andrea Felts, Judy Semrad, Glenita Randolph, Pat Williamson, Louise Ward, Lualice Knox,Steve King,A. J. Anglin, Clifford Butler, Esther Jane Center, Karen Brown, Suellen McKinney, Carol Crain, Murray Turner,Carole Jones, Doug Coleman, Jeff Little, Sue Combs, Guylene Carroll, Roger Dorsey, Ronnie Davis, Jim Birkes, and Bill Long, Not shown: Chuck Ferguson, Jack Smith, Marietta Gobble, Clayton Breedlove, Ann Snider, Brenda Petersulimmy Wright, and Frances Dorsey. Future Teachers of America Club, John B, Davis Chapter,Siloam Springs High School, is the eighth oldest such club in Arkansas. We are justly proud of Mr. and Mrs. Burke who have been sponsors of the Club from its beginning and of its members who desire to become teachers. 110 Sponsored by A FRIEND 'C Ul'f'Ik'l Fi XIQU APL Lak ls' It-ft to right: llbllxt-r llllrt- Clt-lmlfr - nt-ctrt-Itlu, 1.1 ull: Brown - Trl-otsurur, Arrotxt litrluy - Vlowllros- idt-ut, Mrs. SttAvu - Sponsor, -Ury' ljllon 'lflllftlll - Rcporttrr, .md Plzyllig Lillyfit-ld - Pr, slot-..1. Mrs. 'Stovtf' 54155 tlmt ltt-r Dlltdt-lit llorttrmtrg arg X.. ,, truly Good Mon f:TiLl.1yS, Without tlrtgir 'tours of scrvicc to their school, thc library could not oc oper- ated efficiently. Wd . h 5 Q 5 5 , '4 . Q i 1 . ' .2 Q Z2 f T: X fu 7 in., ll! 'ig It -'ie li Nix ,, 1-. ll .1 'nt vu xv l vt Q 1 .,,. ' 4 by msored by TAbThM-XRK DAIRIED Sprmgfleld Mlssourx zaeabz auf eeyzae ojolwewuba flaw ,ofuiaya S' ebb if Qqam CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR .J 'T Sponsor --- ---- Mrs. Steve President ---- --- Carol Crain Vice President ----------- Pat Fisher Secretary ------ Martha Anne Jamison Treasurer --- -------- George Parris Reporter ---- -------- I ennifer Ford Zz! an 'sr if li , X , , .eg-efff. .A Q K ,N UQGYQHP 'B4B Extreme left: Norma Kincheloe, and Mrs. Steve - Sponsor, Seated clockwise on center pillars: Tarver Io Smith, Carol Crain, Jennifer Ford, Suellen McKinney, Esther Jane Center, Jeannette Johnson, Mary Eagan, Beth Malin, Diane Clark, Randall Stephens, Martha Anne Jamison, and Imogene Elrod. Extreme right: Mattalou Roth, Gene Anderson, and George Parris. In rear: Jimmy Holliday, Nicky Snyder, Donnetta Dixon, Marietta Gobble, Pat Fisher, Alvin Chinn, Lynch Butler, and Terry Yeager. Not shown: Scott Syler. Sponsored by FISHBACK RADIO Sc TV REPAIR and EASTERBROOK SUPPLY 1 12 Gboem L to R: Mr. Sutterfield-Sponsor, Orval Pittman - Secretary-Treasurer, Johnnie Danie1s'Vice-President, Mr. Nelson- Sponsor, and Louis Thomas-President. if 4 at Q, I I 4! I Eugene Philip Anderson Bettencourt Bramlett D I Q f l Ronnie Bob Tom Davis Devor Dixon Mike Jackie Lee Jerry ,rf Lester Frankie Larry Hal Earl Gilbreath Hess McCu.tnber 03 Zaldkfeleza . . , ,U , f Clayton Buddy Breedlove Clark Amw - L, r Q Xl, ' 1 , g In I1 Roger Kenneth Dorsey Draper Millsap Nealey Scott Louis Leroy Pittman .ff 4 ' f Russell Smith Summers Syler Thomas Sponsored by DIXON IRON AND METAL CO. Doug Coleman ll -iff f, W, K ' 'll Q, , ar.,-I M Harold Foster 14 ' -X Orvile Pittman , t- z if t is P l S , an Murray Darrell Turner Walmr Key to Achievement flff'-,P '11 Sri ' g gif: ' 1 Jr f 1 1 1 1 ' , v I , , .3 5 ' ',, If Z' f , nd, I h 5 148,y?'., - 'rw 0 ' ' f- n . i 9 ', f-wagm 9 .f Q nl ' . u,A .p-Q. 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VALEDICTORIAN Mattalou Roth SALU TAT OR IAN 'O' 1-2 Randall Stephens Sponsored by ROTH'S FROZEN FOOD LOCKER AND CLOYD'S GARAGE hu Anglm Janetta Gxlbreath Mattalou Roth Mmnaclalre Taylor m ukes Br uc e Graves N1cky Snyder Barbara Weathers Sponsored by the MIKE MOSS INSURANCE AGENCY 5 my a F1Sh6I Jxmmy Holhday Randall Stephens Paul W111s Anglin Fisher Carolyn Hawley fa Qi . Eugene Bettencourt Jennifer Ford ia- 4'-' A H1222 95 ,-. S--4 -4 im Birkes Bruce Graves Ianetta - Gilbrearh A f Jeannette Johnson Martha Anne Jamison Ro Connie , Phyllis Brenda ,V A McChristian Mayfield pete,-5 f S S Nicky Snyder l S Vlckl Melinda V Tarver I0 Simmons Smith x Smith Paul Wills S . i. .I cv' Randall V, Minnaclaire S Barbara Stephens 'I' S ' Taylor N ' Weathers 1 121 caan-A-A Ln' 'fII'Il'filNl1ll1 luvvn nl!! A rvuvfs-o . --.. ..... . ---.-,...- , , , . SETS I Militalou 122 It M006 35506 Wie I VALEDICTORY AND SALUTATORY AWARDS Mattalou Roth Randall Stephens 1-will I STUDENT COUNCIL AWARDS Vtckx Srmmons Itm Brrkes NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALIST AWARDS Itrnmy Holhday Randall Stephens Pat Fisher GENERAL MOTORS HONOR SEMI FINALIST AWARD Pat Frsher ARKANSAS OPPORTUNITY MERIT P E O SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Esther Jane Center Randall Stephens 440045 Zdfmi Zwfa ORATORY AWARD Martha Anne Jamlson CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Janetta Gllbreath Lester Gxlbreath 3 -,QU A .f ACTIVV1 IES AWARDS Martha Anne Jammson A J Anghn 1:-7 jf QERX ICE MV ARDS V1Ckl ilmmons Tom Dlxon 44,1113 71 HONOR XM XRDN Jxmmx liollldax fN11m11Cll1I'L Tulor P1LF1sher idfd Wim Win SCIENCE AWARDS Paul Wxlls Randall Stephens A J Anglm Itmmy Holhday S.: SOCIAL SCIENCE AWARDS PatF1sher Paul W11ls Mattalou Roth AJ Anglln Randall Stephens ll MATHEMATICS AWARDS Itrnmy Holhday A J Anglm Randall Stephens Mattalou Roth Pat Fisher 124 LATIN AWARDS Mattalou Roth Randall Stephens 10054 Zim! Zia COMMERCIAL AWARDS Mmnaclaue Taylor Jo Ann Fmn Carolyn Hawley Barbara Wearhers ENGLISH AWARDS Marralou Roth Randall Stephens Nlcky Snyder QNOL shownj BIOLOGY AWARD Paul Wllls fs YQ! inani- 3 ART AWARD N1Cky Snyder 'ith MATHEMATICS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Eugene Bettencourt 125 I I . ' WL I f H T Wu H Y 1 M M Nazi q 5 f X I r O W 'War my ,- L. CROPS JUDGING STATE AWARD Jerry Haddock, Sam Barnes, Jackie Lee Smith POULTRY JUDGING STATE AWARD Jim Mason MEATS .IUDGING DISTRICT 12nd Placej AWARD Lynch Butler Bob Haley Bobby Clark POULTRY IUDGING f2nd Placej DISTRICT AWARD AGRICULTURE STATE AWARD 126 Jack Eldridge, Jim Mason, Kenneth Dixon Dale Pharr MOST INTELLECTUAL BOY AND GIRL Randall Stephens Nlcky Snyder MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BOY AND GIRL iffx Wim Win 5..- i Sex QW' 91 L- Paul WIIIS Tarver Jo Sm1th MOST DEPENDABLE BOY AND GIRL J1m Blrke s V1Ck1 Slmmons 127 Wim: 950 'lt'-uv BEST ALL AROUND BOY AND GIRL MOST STUDIOUS BOY AND GIRL Pat F1sher Mattalou Roth 128 MOST VERSATILE BOY AND GIRL Pat Rakestraw Sandra Claypool Ronald Davls Karen Brown d I V I - . ' 5 'CY s 2504 Z CAMPUS FAVORITE BOY AND GIRL Roger Dorsey Carole Jones FRIENDLIEST BOY AND GIRL in 'G ..2.'..w 1' Tom D1xon Jo Ann F1nn MOST POLITE BOY AND GIRL Jeff L1ttle Ma rtha Anne Jamls on 'Snug NEAT ES T IN APPEARANCE BOY AND GIRL 130 Wim Wh MOST HANDSOME BOY AND MObT BEAUTIFUL GIRL M Brenda Peters 'vx 1---v 'vm es VVITTIEST BOY AND GIRL E. J. Anghn Esther Jane Center tr, 'M Jlmmy Holhday Carol Cra1n 1 1 6 M ,P PM f Murray Turner y I 4 M. -I u 4 l N ' WMM? Wim Wie' SI-IYEST BOY AND GIRL Eugene Bettencourt Janetta G1lbreath BIGGEST TEASE BOY AND GIRL i .N Z x . - 1 . : Q ' i , ig . , . S - LOUIS Thomas Donetta D1xon BIGGEST FLIRT BOY AND GIRL Ted Lynch Jenrnfer Ford ' Wim! Wa FFA SWEETHEART 132 CUTEST COUPLE Butch Coleman Suellen McK1nney M3tta1ou R oth FHA DR EAMBOAT Murray Turner QP Sv'-'V' WIT Key to Performamce M I W ffiflb 1- I Q V l A x ' 'I 1 2.. ,sL .1 J K, 1 ff, M VL HUME VIS! J, .ls JZAJN, V My x wrm 3' in R W Y A EU Ju kg W N ' JW ' 1 hu. 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S' Left to rtght Maroon Party OrxalP1ttman X I -Xnghn Ronnte Dlvls Imogene Llrod jack bmlth Llnda lllen Roger Dorsey Nlurray Turner and J1mB1rkes B6h1llC.lIllc stand Nlrs Russell Facultx bponsor and Nr Elhott XdfTl1ll1SIl'21IlYC Xdvlsor Grax Party Dldlln, Clark Lours 'DlOlllJS Glenxtt Rtndolph Darrell W tller sharon Reexc J ffL1ttle Carole Jones and Gene Anderson One of the excttrng tlmes IH our school year IS the week of Student Councrl electrons Each class nomrnates a slate of offtcers mhlch rs then voted on tn a prrmary electron The wtnners of thts elecuon are d1v1ded rnto two parttes the Gray Party and the Maroon Party for campaxgnlng Interest IS aroused by party slogans whxch are grxen over the rntercom and by posters whlch are placed throughout our school bulldmg Concludxng the week of campalgmng an assembly rs held ln whtch the candxdates and thelr managers g1VC frnal speeches After thxs the offrcers are elected by secret ballot sponsored by DOROTHY S BEAUTY bHOP and lx hbTSlDl: G XR XGL Jhbb 5X llw DLR Owner 135 , f,.t-p .f . ' - ' ' - .-fm. . -- , , 'J ,' ' ' . - , 1 1 1 Y I l ' 1 O Q O - . , . -,K fi 5 H, I .T -2 So Q t . rx, Q f . , . , A . . A l L a 1 1 A n , V , , . . .s - . - A , A , ll, , . . , , ' ' 'r , ' v r. '- ks ' - ' s 'V . -s urn l l , I . , , t e , . x , , 'm ' 1 3 ' s 1 - L I I 1 . Y. . . .... . .. . . -- - , - - ' , t ' . rf' ' , , : 1 , ' : V 1 . . , .. , A -X sz L, to R,g Barbara Weathers - President, Juanita Wesner-Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Davis-Sponsor, Kathy Barney-Vice-Preside nt, Sharen Daniel-Re- A porter, and Mrs Tillery-Sponsor 1-11, Pgqoezedea odzdsaomou A W 4 'P 5- a 'U L it , Bottom row, left to right: Karen Brown, Connie Hegre, Judy Bettencourt Barbara Weathers Carol Sloan Saundra Price, and Juanita Wesner. Second row- Loraine McCarter Thelma Mosier Helen Sim s M M ' . , , p on, ary osier, Vivian Barnes, Kathy Barney, and Sheila Bauer. Third row: Virginia Brown, Laritta Lawliss, Diane Bowman, Janie Rapp, P . . . . . . atricia Coe, and Di Ann Miller. Fourth row: Alecia Eudy, Kay White, Donna Henry, Judy Graham, Jeanne Black, and Norma Kincheloe. Fifth row: Anita Douglas, Frances Jackson, Freda Kelly, Johnnie Brown, Connie Younger, and Sharen Daniel. Sixth row: lan Lambden, Darla Ames, Lona Lawson, Joyce Maples, Marilyn Matheson, and C . onnie Shaw. Seventh row: Candy Jones, Fern Buchanan, Karen Dodson, Paula Barnes, Nancy Pittman, and Marilyn Younger. Top Row: Mrs, Tillery-Sponsor, and Mrs. Davis-Sponsor 136 Sponsored by ROY'S GROCERY SL MARKET and HILL 84 SON'S GARAGE THE JUNIOR CLASS Faculty Advisor PRESENTS DiI'6CtOr JMJKTHE Pom DIVINE? airmail M rs- ff? ff A THREE ACT PLAY By Eunice and Grant Atkinson From the Novel by Hildegarde Dolson HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Stage Manager FRIDAY EVENING Business Manager Johnny Daniels November 6' 1959 Louise Ward 7:30 P, M. CAST Lucilla Webb -- ---- Beth Malin Betty --- ----- Mary Eagan Arthur Webb--- ---Gene Anderson Linda--- --- Donnita Lawlis Hoopy Webb ---- --- Saundra Price Mut -------- ----- J ack Smith Gretel ------- ---- L ualice Knox Freddie ----- -- Bill Gilmore Peggy ------------ Marietta Gobble Paris Green--- ------ Pat Randall Dorothy Coips ------- Judy Semrad Mrs. Midge ------- Sharon Phillips Charlotte Benson -- Kathleen Brown Miss Nitz ------ Ahniwake Gardner Jimmy ------------- Buddy Henry Harry --------------- Alvin Chinn Miss Meadows ---Mary Beth Vernon Prompters --Linda Ward and Earl Nealey Sponsored hy GYPSY CAMP and BILL BARNES, Bulldozing, Blacktopping, gl Housemoviug 138 THE SENIOR CLASS THE SILOAM SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL presents A Comedy m Three Acts Robert St Clarr Frxday and Saturday Evenmgs Aprrl 1 and 2 8 00 P M I-hgh School Auchtorrum -- 5 4 I1 CAST OF CHARACTERS ELLEN PARKAR the Wondludy BEANS her h gh S mor age MELWNDA, VP-e fe. M a E Jenmfcr Ford or e Jowes G rgc P r Roger D may :HE N ME we , MUGSY MORRNS, C 1, C W -Q CORA JOHNSON, 3 ,wg rf , 1 f TERRY KING, Q due. SANDRA HELD G memos H D f E-. MARGOT RrcHARDs EE en -M: RAME LEE, Ben 5 Q H ff E DOUGLAS BLAKE, zen f rg E MR F1El.D,Scndro .fe gm E MR F1ELD,herc ,tu ff-. ' r 5:-3 ' Sew fe :tif msvcr : c tx ,W Eng ef :r xervo at ' Ano T: c 'C'- PRODUCTION STAFF IRRQMPTER Mmwucr v BUSWESS MANAGER STAGE CREW R 'ws Tw: C mm, HNQQY PDE' sow Ex .f,: :w V Jz 'nf' MAKE ' 9' 71 1 1 urqm , E w Lirerfc C'-:wjcr USHERS D: :Q Wg-others .2'ETf3 Z'92V'1 :rf ,fr e ' D rm f rs Thehvvo . F ,fmo Y ff 2 , 'c -4:2 fr. :D DFEITED 'C 112,152 2' '-'x 5'3 ,'. z .2 fn 1 . f ,JN N352 , ,,f.,,. 1' tw iii- FRWNCIPAL CF H SH ZZHCG 2 1-D ' 4 Sponsored by SIMMONS FARMS, INC. aawoz Seam gwzyaez' Q-Zed fzow X959 X960 Theme: Evening In Paris Setting: Cafe de' Paree' Chairman: Donnera Lawliss Sponsor: Mr. Jamison ll i 1 BACCALAUREATE SERVICE METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY, MAY 15, I96O 2:30 P. M. s 'Processionol E E - ,EA.. E E E W Mrs. Dole Robinson S- Q 3 Pomp and Circumsrancen Elgar Invocation ,.,....o., 4- ,. ,oA.,..o,oo. Mr. J. Bosil Romsey Anthem .,oo..,oo.. . ,o,o...... .S o...ovo,...ooAoo..,,., Senior Chorus Remember Now Thy Creator Adams Scrupture ond Proyer Dr Audrey Thomos o o Miss Carole Jones I Shall Not P155 Agfun Thxs Way Effmger Sermon Mr G B Ames Beneductuon Mr J Bosal Romsey Recessnonol Mrs Dole Robunson W1r March of the Prlesrs Mendelssohn ' 01zg1ega11o11 111111111 1111111 a ter tae 11110Lr111011 f0ngrc,ga!1011 11111111 1111111 a ter the receffzo E- lt X :fi aware: .i v-E' Ima?-' Rx x E221 50211 ,K WMA? fd X HX X Y S .. N ., . . ., 1 . . ,X . . . .. I V I - I, 1 1 'rx C I ' ' Wi: -as .ff ' 1 ' 1 H ' - - ' , ., ' - I 'cc-2...-X . I 15... , 1 f 1 1111. V - I -' , J f -- S- QI 1 'K' i ' -- I 1 ' 'H fi Qin... lw v.l ' ,, I 1 ws f ,ff-- -1 HQ-517 1, '1.f ' s .5351 , . ' X x ' '--'3- ' ' - -19-- - ' Azz! I s C ...,.,.i. 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' s la LEDGB I KNOW IS POWER OI'TlI'TlSl'lCGl'TlGl'llI XGFCISSS Snoom Sprunos Hugh School Fllclcly Moy 20 l960 8 00 P M Processnonol Elgor lAkersl Pomp 'md Clrcumsmnce lnvocotuon Mlss Mnnnocloure Toylor Anthem Senior Chorus Ill W1lk wslth God Brodszky Solutotory Addr Mr Rondoll Stephens So o Mr Murroy Turner I Ioxc Ixfc Mmm Zucu Volednctory Address Mass Moftolou Roth Presentotnon of The Closs of l960 Mr Glenn Block Awordnng of Dnplornos Mr Von Eogon Alrno Mofer Beneducfnon Mr Louns Thomos Recessnonol Mendelssohn CLokel VC If Much of the Prxcsts Sllomm Sprmgs H1 h School Bfmd Mr larry lmgenfelrer Dlrecror And 67150 51 zndr Illllll K1 lsr llc 1111111 111071 mlm fc Jfdildf 771f1f II fer 110 rfrerf1o1111l erica!! Wim! Wh When LIBRARY AWARDS Esther Jane Center Glenn Long Dorretta Dlxon Not Shown Scrsm LIBRARY SERVICE AWARDS Barbara Weathers Iennrfer Ford Mlnna clalre Taylor Phyllls Mayfreld Not Shown D1aneC1ark JanetYeager Mar garet Trbbs 144 GLEE CLUB AWARD Norma Krncheloe BAND AWARDS Kenneth 'Thomas Pau 1 WIIIS fn 'Q-7' REGION I ALL DISTRICT BAND FRENCH HORN AWARD Paul WIIIS REGION I ALL DISTRICT BAND FIRST CHAIR TYMPANI AWARD Bobby Chandler I If I I f I 1--' Riff' A 91 Vi gf' I 1 H X X . 'IS , 'lffkfz , r r - I l ' Y ,. A Y, .,. A I Q l . . I I 6 I I fi VH . , , -1 ff Q fl 3' ' 4 Q 532 ' A ,Q , X Y , , A A' I 1 s , .Z H I - 48-3 . . ' 'Lf .fr Ii , ff. 1:52:64 I Q, Q pf If - ,I A. r-'ff' . ' nw. . 9 . , Ll I , Q l - ' , . 1 n 1 - I I , 46001690506 fda ' rc:-If ff'- Outstandlng senror football player selected by S11oam Sprmgs Boosters Club Tom Dlxon FOOTBALL ALL STATE AWARD OUTSTANDING BACK IN DISTRICT Gene Anderson Y? FOOTBALL ALL STATE HONIORABLE MENITIONJ Ronme Davrs FOOTBALL ALL STATE AWARD SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Roger Dorsey Nommated for one of 70 from whrch 30 w1lI be chosen for All Star State Game Roger Dorsey Ronme Davrs FOOTBALL ALL DISTRICT AWARDS Gene Anderson Ronme Davls Roger Coleman OrwalP1ttman Sponsored by HUGH FISHER S D X FILLING STATION S Li' Dorsey Tom Drxon Butch 145 xg , ? I va' Q-AQ 5 IQ! is ' 1' f . 45 v 'I Y A3 I -1 3, , - X I it A I A .,, 'li Enya BOYS STATE 1958 1959 ated LtoR A J Anglrn Ro er Dorsey Jrm Brrkes and Par Frsher Standrng Randall Stephens Paul Wrlls and Jrmmy Hollrdayf 11' 'Y' 'UQ' BOYS STATE 1959 1960 Seated LtoR Lynch Butler D C Wrllrs and Alyrn Chrnn Srandrng Gene Anderson Jackre Lee Smrrh and Jay Sander: 148 Jaw 2504 Wie GIRLS STATE 1958 1959 L to R Carol Crarn Ianetta Grlbreath Nlarralou Roth V1ck1S1mmons and Nlrnnaclarre Taylor if GIRLS STATE 1959 1960 Seated LtoR BethMal1n Imogene Elrod and Kathleen Brown Standrng Lrnda Allen Pat Wrlllamson and Mary Eagan Q-v nf ff' ' . . ,MJ M.....m.'f,x-...-...' .4 wr . -f-.v--v f , ,, f N . M -.XQE4 0784024 Presrdent Secretary Kenneth Thomas Treasurer Imogene Elrod Reporter Chuck Ferguson Sponsor Mr Lrngenfelter V1 ce Presrdent Paul Wrlls Quia EMJQGM aecmz Seated, left to rrght Mr Howard Whrtley John Brown Unrversrty Practrce Teacher, Kenneth Thomas, Lura Dell Anderson, Randall Stephens, Ralph Kennedy, Floyd Walker, Mark Wood, and Pam Shrpley Pranrst Standrng Mr Llngenfelter D1rector bponsored by MEADOW GOLD PRODUCTS, Parsons, Kansas 150 i 4 o ,,, .la B A . V ',' I ,,.Q,, ,. 1 A , ' 5 ' ,,gg'rcfY4 5 , ff, , 1' -we . ' Y A - ,, rf A I , I ' ' ' ' :, dill!!-' 0 Z sr 1 ' ' , KY t ., ' . ' ln I ' 'ZX Q 4 K ' A fu . ge? 0 V. X , :X x 1 J ' x 4 , .3 . as . Cammy 474 X 6 Majorettes, left to right: Norma Jean Beck, Rosemary Millsap, Sharon Bean, Karen Reynolds, and Shirley Provost. Drum Major WZ Ronald Robrahn 4 v A Drum Major: Ronald Robrahn. Majorettes, left to right: Norma Jean Beck, Rosemary Millsap, Sharon Bean, and Shirley Provost. First rank: Mr, Lingenfelter - Director, Guy Sackett, Larry Price, Glenn Nokes, and Jini Leflar. Second rank: Henry Holland, Ernie Condiff, Allen Hall, and Jerry Winter. Third rank: Gary Price, Betty Clawson, Mitchell Hill, and Stanley Andrews, Fourth rank: Richard Young, Karen Sherrill, Donna Masou, and Linda Hall. Fifth rank: Kay Bynum, Judy Cloyd, Sherrie Lankford, and Carl Harrison. Sixth rank: Pat Jones, Lucy Kennedy, Betty Carney, and Linda Cloyd. Seventh rank: Peggy Akins, Kay White, lanice Forbner, and Anita Coleman. Eighth rank: Carolyn Robb, Adrienne Russell, and Sue Harrison. Sponsored by OZARK POULTRY PRODUCTS, INC., Jim Simmons, Owner 151 -R f 6 4: Ida! JI .o its H ,T may JJ '. .'. J ky: JI .T ..,,, v, Zyl, J! -,T VA .-Ti. Seated left to rrght Edlth LaRue Lrnda Handley Kay Rush Brenda Payne Sally Moore Mrchael Enoch Marrlyn Lrttrell Gerrre Robrahn Davrd McFadden Jrmmy Faulkner and Steve Varwrg Standrng Jerry Hrgnrte Ida Conner Janrce Clark and Mr Lmgenfelter Drrector Not shown Sandra Hudson drums and Brlly Turner trombone ww! 62900 y Bryan Emafa-am' mam Front row left to rrght Joe Trollrnger Jeannre Brown Georgra Bxlby Karen Wheeler Mary Jane Prke Rrcky Farmer Mary Ella Leflar Delores Walker Myra Wellman Rhonda Brown Srdney Baker Terry Brown Audrey Kent Crarg Taylor Jackre Collrns and Debbre Readrng Second row Pamela Brshop Janet Lucas Leroy Martrn Fonda Woffard John Mrke Rush Jerry Hall Belrnda Thompson Steven Ames Sammy Lou Peace Shrrley Colbert and Lrnda Davrs Thtrd row Connre Dennls Judy Robrnson Stevre Lynn Steven Myers Sally Pruner Susan Robrahn Ronnre Pearson Curtrs Shelley Mary Morrow Glenda Prttman Brenda Walker Paulrne Readrng Rrchard McDougal Barbara Epperson larry Rotrammel Tommy Maberry Robert Kelley Madelrne Prke and Nancy Hlghfrll Fourth row Rex Davls Larry Morrow Wayne Holdrrdge Kenneth Masters Donald Cradduck Mrckell Chenoweth Crndy McFerron Lonnre Martrn Ronme Shelman Tommy Reynolds Steven Woodruff Terry Lee Cox Rodney Dawdy Katherrne Lampher Lrnda Bowlrng Klan Jones Bobby Mrchaels Helen Freeman and Sharon Wrnnrngham In rear Mrss Speaks Drrector 152 Sponsored by OZARK BUTANE CO O Diana Shrum, Larry Leach, Margie Taylor, Johnny Wilson, Kathy Dean, Stan Stockton, Jean Leflar, Jan Simmons, my cfiooflgydfzm E vv qt, AGC blanc! Left to rrght frrst row on steps Trecra Barnes Nova McC'hrrsta1n and Carol Ann Barnes Second row on steps Bobby Washrngton Don Boyd and Davey Bunnell Front row on stage Charles Strode Betty Mrtchell Franklrn Berlew Brlly Bear Rose Mary Mrtchell Leonard Brown Kerth Mackey Carolyn Strode Joy Pearson Russell Strode and Jackre Johnson Back row Maxrne Merson Ruth Hrggrnbotham Paullne Mensch Wanda Mrtchell Lrnda Hen derson Kay Carrrngton Lynn Carrrngton Cec1lBrown John Randolph Lonnxe Grlbreath Paul Boyd Leroy Jackson and Gary Boyd dmoz 6 At prano Carolyn Robb Front row left to rrght Marrlyn Holcomb Ioan Mackey Emma Jo Smythe Elarne Butler Hom ard Bowlrn Drckre Ezell Lrnda Wood Jean Ann Osterloh Judy Dearborn Kane Sue Skelton Glenda Brllrngs Donna Jordan Jan Schrmpf and llr Lrngenfelter Drrector All back of front row Sandra Mlckel Cheryl Allen Frances Conklrn loan Humphrey Mary Morrrs bherrre Gessner Sally Moore Dwrght Morrrs Lrnda Cloyd Ray Tate Terry Patterson Lynn Nlokes lane Bruner Charles Slaughter Carrol Seaton Io Ann Wrrght Mrldred Gessner Susre Grlmore Peggy Akrns Lrnda K tfarter Regrna Peace and Lrnda Clark Sponsored by PET MILK CGMPANY 158 M' M ,tr , -, C ,..,'n . , , I . , 1 . . , A ' : ' . . f . 1 . . I . Y I I I 4 I I I I n l n if I - 1 P V I 1 ' I v I 1 9 0 .. ... . - . ., .- - .. -,-, ,CCW S U ' I l I I 1 . . 1- . ' - ' . 2 A ' . . , . ..,. . . I A -I x I J I U I I I I I A 1 1 I n QQ! C 6 I J 0 o o A, 34? fSixth Periodj At piano: Skiles. Standing, left to right: Mr. Lingenfelter- Director. Left to right Fish, Townsend, S. Fer guson, W. Kaufman. Shaw M. Turner, J. Graham, Re ading, Mastain, Felts Phelan, Chenowe th, and lvey. Spon: 154 Left to right: Mr. Lingenfelter - Director, Helen Simpson - Reporter, Nancy Pittman - Vice-President, Johnnie Brown - President, and Connie Younger - Secretary-Treasurer. 9 fb Left to right: Sue Skiles - Reporter, Essie Armstrong Qfirst semester, not shownp and Ester Townsend fsec- 0 ond semesterj - Vice-Presidents, Andrea Fe lts - Pres- ident, Su Ann Ferguson - Secretary-Treasurer, and Mr. Lingenfelter - Director. CSecond Periodj Left to right Kelly, Robinson, Simpson Barney, B. Smith, J. Brown C. Younger, Shipley, Pittman Matheson, King, J. Clawson ford, W. Jones, Lacy, Cantrell Griffin, Semrad, T. Mosier Kincheloe, and Lambden. Mr ano: Danner. f I. Bowlin, Ames, Lankford, Ox- Lingenfelter - Director, At pi- W .1 . -' , . ,, , . . ,Q .. ,. T - V A i ,qv .-up. .J..: . . . , , L N ,, 4 ,A , ,.'fZ , 'Lfx -- .' ' ' 1 ri , f YA. .-.. . L. '..!,.-Q-,,.A..f..Q- n , ' IM. 1 1 A , , l. lx. gf ' Q . , .fl 1 Jr.-, , r u- 1,- A -I fm . 5. ma 453 QS 4 n vm-1 ? ,, , 1 Key to Sportsmanslup .fl-f. 6,, Wing QQ I. it Y 0 40 6 , x 7?- Queen Carole Jones and Co-Captains Mascots Roger Dorsey and Ronald Davis Susan Hughes and Ricky Crosby Princess Suellen NIcKinney Princess Brenda Peters Princess Donetta Dixon and Edsel Coleman and Brent Frederick and Tom Dixon Sponsored by a PROFESSIONAL FRIEND and SETSER'S RADIO 8: TV COMPANY 157 Zfzazyzodayznawafzaf 64 P4-'h..Q YC 'N1......- ,LLA9 Bottom row, leftto riglrtgilonnie Davis, Roger Dorsey, Tommy Dixon, and Butch Coleman. Second rowglerry Summers Johnny Daniels, Brent Frederick. Gene rfariderson. and Urval Pittman, Third row: Mark Strickland, Larry TxicCumber Darrell Walker, and Kenneth Di.-,on. Fourth row: lay Sanders, Hal Millsap, lie nnetii Draper, and Billy Phillips. Fifth row: Harold Foster, Russell Douthit, Gary Hewes, Murray Turner, and Philip Bramlett. Qi:-.tix row: Clayton Breedlove Mike Russell, Lester Gilbreath, and Dale Hawley, Seventh rowg Earl Nealey, Buddy Henry, and Jim Mason. Top row Coach Nelson, Sonny Blackwell, and Coach Sutterfield. Sponsored by HALL 84 DAY DRUG STORE, Prescriptions by Toy C. Hall 159 l..........--1 if wife!! Harold Foster f 'Y .. rf-1 A 1 ffvfxrmw-'Lf ,-P'-1 iw,24.3,, Q . N 1 N 'V , P-f' 4. 551. ini A! ,, A. Clayton Breedlove M , yr ' ml , o, f- '-fee lftl Russell Douthit Gary He wes R Sponsored by DYKE LUMBER COMPANY oger Dorsey v 'fi-vw., Av,-, 1? K Egg? L. 'H rss- K 4-. i x'4 xgf .. ,.g V a. K ax, cv N lxalifxx K , .4 x i Pg! I 4 fs ' Q 'P . 9 U4 X ,gp 3000 'X ik' 4 6-x, 1- , ' 4 , . 'IS Y f of it H ' 1 . x 1 X A ' s .5 5. ' , Q -umufz: 5 Annum-as 5 0 , if s 2 4? Q ,, Fig 1959 F SEP II SEPT I8 SEPT Z5 OC Z OC 9 SEPT Z4 OC 5 SILOAM SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL RS LL SCHEDULE COACHES k f 'if' ROGERS FAYETTEVILLE BENTONVIILE O BERRYVIIIE I9 MT HOME 33 Y HOM THQ HOME 26 HOM I 3 Academmway 6 33 AWAY I4 AWA THEY SPRINGDALEF OCT 29 BENT 'NVI I4 AWA 6 HUNTSVILCE SEVTI3 ST OSEPH 34 WI FdA E I Ch It Irzoguczzrmggrgcy eemsir :vroe T9 Dc Ph All Patncks DX Stahon 'SP Y HUGH FISHER 99 Sp d by GEORGE GROCERY STORE and J, W HOGG INSURANCE AGENCY , O' F N I I J kS 'la , 5, E I- - YE f . Y 20 . Homf 33 E I. HoME T. . AWAY . I 0 . 1: llE WE Y OCT. 8 ROGERSKAX O NOV. S HUNTSVILLE 7 HOME O II.. I ' Y 6 o .4 6 I , I E1 3 PTSCRIPTIOTQ BY ' ' - ' Ho 0 ormocy Phone 775 SALES ond smvmcs hone 7 ' 163 azadfez QW Zan '--5, .,-.M M..,,..-- ' -W Bottom row, left to right: I. Mason, S. Fisher, G. Gohble, L. McCarran, R. Tatman, V. Woodruff, R. Ramsey, and M. Thompson. Second row: D. Jamison, E. Winningham, M. Moss, L. Jones, G. Mundy, B. Reynolds, K. Pickle, and B. Kincheloe. Third row: G. Clemens, D. Reading, L. Ward, C. Rank, J. Elrod, M, Hylet, R. Taylor, and B. Weathers. Fourth row: M. Simmons, H. Johnson, J. Trollinger, J. Triden, R. McCook, D. Lynch, D. Clemens, J. Henry, and L. Hart. Top row: Mr. Sutterfield - Coach, C, Pittman, C. Bowles, M. Kelly, and C. Pitts. ffbagezalofaaa ZZ, Bottom row, left to right: B. Black, R, Reeve, K. Haxel, J. Hawkins, l.. Dawdy, B. McKinney B Philpot and P Shrum, Second row: B. Dunlap, B. Groom, V. Siroonian, D. Blisard, L. Peoples, D. Pickle, B. Sloan, and G. 5W0Pe5- Third f0w: R. Parris. J. Riggs, B. Highfill. C. Jones, L. EPPGISOII. J. Huskins and G Perrine Fourth row- S. Townsend, S. Sutterfield, C. Key, A. Pittman, S. Strickland, J, Rake-straw, C. Mayo, B. Brown, and Holloway.. Top row: Jimmy Huskins. G. Guidice, G. Guinn C 'Ib ' ' ' shown: Mr. Sutterfield - Coach. 164 Sponsored by REASONS' CUT RATE DRUG STORE AND YOUREE CAFE, Mr. 85 Mrs. jess Criewitz, Owners . . B1 y, L. lxeaton, S. Daugherty, and G. Winningham. Not panda away .3a446eMaW 0 earn Left to rrght front row Roger Dorsey Pat Rakestraw Orval Putman Mrke Russell Gene Anderson and Murray Turner Back row Clayton Breedlove Butch Coleman Frankre Hess Doug Coleman Scott Syler Phrl1p Bramlett and Coach Nelson median My .3aa.6eMaW 3 mm 04aafQacf5 Kennerh Sherrff Nor shown Coach Nelson Sponsored bk R C HENRY ll-xRDW XRE 84 FURNITURE COMPANY l ll ll Left to right: Leroy Pittman, John Highfill, Earl Nealey, Lester Gilbrearh, Larry Mcfjumber, Billy Phillips, and 165 ww 53: 359' V 4 v, ,fy ,g M PXAEXVW 'Q I 5 My vt, wwf f,, iff l 4 Q, gf- ., ,QQ fe, Q, pw 1 -:wp - JM LU, 4. '532g:!af4rQw - H V fmzf: : ,I ,,,,- 1 Q N- 1 A , . sqm WL.: .fx ,gl ,Q Lizfwgifgg . mv' ,wQ A .- 1, 'L L, Tff gii , 15F : Lfl 1 7, ?,gSsf:f5 2 i L. af- i V x f -lx fb 'St fl a , . W M aggy, EE 1' can 3 1.. 1 I 9 it R1 Q iff, ,gi 1111 fy ,g,rfQ., ,L Mi: ' .D Sdoanm 1959 60 k DEC I HUNTSVILLE DEC 4 ROGERS DEC 8 SPRINGDALE DEC I1 GENTRY .IAN 35 ofc I5 flvmfvluf nfc I8 mmvmf 56 nfc zz flvmfvluf 34- JAN 5 ofumv JAN s onlvmf 57 STATE TOURNE Y DYKE LUMBER COMPANY ETBAll Panthers SCHEDULE WE THEY ll SPRINGDALE 33 Away 4'l BENl0NVIllE 65Home 28 54Away 66 MlhtaryAcade66Home 40 SPRINGS 73Home 38 5 l Away 63Home SO ary Acader53Away 63 TOURNEY WINNER M SPRINGS dbyJ I :. .- -'E' I F Nelson A Jack Sutt E' ld WE . - E EE,E,EEE QL . -C .EEEE E, -- . - ,,EEE 38M i - CCEEE . - EE...... ..... I ,--- . - E,,,EE,, ELI Milil Compliments of Siloam prin s Arkansas p NES RECAPPING SERVICE SZQ doo! made! Left to rrght Mark Slmmons Vlctor Woodruff Larry Jones Kenneth Pxcklc Rlchard Tatman Mrkc Moss Coach Sutterfrold Leon DcMont Brlly Krncholoc Ronald Rarnsgy Kenneth Cdughman Larry McGarrah and Danny Lynch W ,mf QQ gf? W ii N- Ys 'ig if or M is ggi Q L Xfiifyvl . .A 1, N ,A if ' I C gi A Q W A .V v X .. Nix 3 ax i 2' no , 1 f g vfffif C lf? l' ' ' C if Y :Qw,.Q:'L,,EC' B i Q f f Q o f ,I ,X 5 1. 3 . :r ,in . -.,, - Q 1. Q , -A X: wht Rx Q F43 it 'its ' Q ' V ' Q' fn, 55: wh. ,f A 'i 'fx' f su Cf Y Y, 1 1. 'F-' , aa ,A xr Q3 rr-4 ff 1 . 'A X 'Q-.C .4 J 5 j p N -4 i A , 1-X' X '-f is , . X zfxit. 132' 'M i ,K , ri 1 ...a N auf' 1' 4-rw-.nkhz New-fr'-0' wr f is Z fd fig, WWW .Jr- ' 'M ...ana-iff Sponsored ox SOUTHM ESTERIN ELECTRIC POW ER COMP-XNY Faycttcvrlle 169 Gene Anderson Boo Devor Orvall P xttman 1 Photograph V 3 4.1 Eugene Betteneourt Tom Dixon a R rke straw lot Avaliable Cantrell hail Roger Dorsey Clifford Reynolds Butch Coleman J' Harold Foster Berry Shewmaker 618602 edhv 19569 I Brent Frederick Jerry Summers Doug Ronnie Johnnie Coleman Coleman D3l'l1C1S 'Kr Lester Giloreath Mgt Q-1 Scott Syler man M46 eww 19531959 Frank Hess Louis Thomas If Leslie King Murray Ronnie Davis S' Ear Nealey Mr Nelson Turner Coach shi Q ,,. r vi :hu fm 5 3 xi Q' I We di SW-mg? '54 Left to right: Mr. Sutterfield - Coach, Darrell Walker, Kenneth Dixon, Hal Millsap, Larry McCumber, Buddy Shaff- er, Buddy Clark, and Mike Russell. Set a new record in the 440 yard relay race. Won the District and State Track Meets. 170 Sponsored by SHIPLEY BAKING COMPANY, Fayetteville eubw md ea.w!9..5'9-i960 WG A fuuldiif Seated L to R Bob Devor Leroy Putman Oryal Prttman and John Sherrff Kneelmg Larry McCumber Pat Rakestraw Roger Dorsey Ronnte Davrs Lou1s Thomas Gene Anderson Mrke Russell and Murray Turner Standrng Brlly Phrllrps Kenneth Draper JohnH1ghf1ll Lester Grlbreath Henry Harrrson Hal Mrllsap Earl Nealey Johnn1eDan1els hmlvlason Darrell Walker Buddy Henry and Buddy Clark Not shown Coach Nelson zawoz mdznam 1959 1960 IFF' - f.-..ag.r4 arf' -,, Seated L to R Danny Lunch Stephen Frsher Mely rn Hyler Jerry Mason Charles Prtts Kenneth Caughman Johnny Elrod and Gene Clemens Kneelrng Larry McGarrah Leon DeMont Dale Clemens Fred Pruner Lee Ward Gary Muncy Roger Taylor Davrd Jamrson and John Henry Standrng Mrke Phrllrps Ronald Ramsey Merrrll Thompson Rrchard Tatman Brlly Krncheloe Larry Jones Brlly Reynolds Kenny Prckle and Mrke Moss Not shown Coach Sutterfreld 4- :- ' -J . 5 ' A ' l l f x ' l X ti' N N, G ! 5 W, 3 ' 'I . 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Phylgso 7 at E 1 if All wrapped up to go somewhere, Gene? xx' Taking a sunbath, Mary? -K . 'xf ir Q ha. X ,L Sleepy, Bill? are YOU crawl, Lowell? playing' Nic- Sponsored by Fomrs CoURTs RY? pm-ln. 3, x 6166324 ' wly I Q l' Hotfix ,'77'b 1 yy , if T iii Come OU, TOUR Dreamingofa crown, Oh' You d011- you can think of Carole? Suellen! and Lester! some solution! What's your doll's name, Minna- ,,-Q., C laire ? - 2 N xi X , 2 'T ul 5 . - uv' How many sets did you win, Marilyn and , ,f .. A Carolyn? Come on,Ruth Ann, I L Pat Fisher, give us and tell us, too! . X your opinion on the What were you saying, matter. Steven? What curls Steve Kingo ? 1 wr' ' s . ff' X Posing Brenda? - , r . Atl... I Mattalou, you look so innocent. ,I Yes, YOU, Kenneth! You always did have a winning smile, Mrs. Haxel. hold f i I X 'l i that bucking ,Q E bronco A YN' 1' , ii ri, Jack you were 3 P fs L , A model, Jo Ann? h ' f s'M'-X Gue Wh ? andsome little boy. Dorn get excited' Martha ss o 1 th b Anne! gsoggugongz., Sponsored by LACY'S MOTEL and LAWLIS' DAIRY Hold on tight, Jannetta 2 Y Whatwere you , 0 ennife X if s ls the pretty, Diane ? hand What a some little sailor youwe re,Mr. Jami son! ales ,,' 'ea ,, 1' 'w , ,Q S141 saying, Tarv- er Jo? Y eawbzd ' wly Rkdazea L v , 1 5-H, f Y , If U , K ig.. 1 ! For whom are you waiting, Barbara? l Eyes right, Jeff! A bathing suit model, Carol Crain? . -1 1 , kr Ar.: it Qtr, ' fk M, 4' A A Y . winter, . . C ' 7 Your first pair of mme jeans, Scott? f ,,, K! A 1 0 Happy birthda to ou, Ted! Getting in shape - Q 1 ' . Y Y for track meet, ZA ' Eugene? Mary youlook so 'A 3 A A . . g,gg ?f'.w f - determined! gfiereoare you going' ,.:.- ,sw-' 2 A A erm. -. r wg-'ff A s . . I h 7, ., ,J Q t ES , ' f y X '3 . ri 1 , . V ,' -v , . Vi gg, , KV . fc J 232 A ' w Q N pa' ., d' . Do they smell ,K f' , 4 , sweet, Iona? A . by A Y 1, '. 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Che quita Cheste r f Be an Glenn iw A I s I A Tina Y , i V ' Sutterfie ld ' Precious Linge nfelter SAM ELLIOTT School just hasn't seemed the same since about mid-term when Mr. Elliott and his family moved across town and thereby took Sam so far away that he can't get to school each day. fit seems that Mr. Elliott, for some reason, doesn't offer to bring Sam with him in his car each morninglj Sam always seemed to realize the dignity of his position as - well, as the school's pet. All Sam had to do was walk up to the entrance doors and someone was always eager to let him in. Everyone fed him at lunch time - no wonder Mr. Elliott complained that he wasn't a good hunting dog, anymore! Mr. Elliott says that Sam is happy, hunting out at their surburban home but we hope Mr. Elliott will reconsider and let Sam come back to school some time , We really do miss Sam, Doodle Roth Maverick Cloyd Luc ky Chamberlain b 4 Kilpie Russell Phonsie Stephenson Wiggles Peters Queeme R108 Dusty Osgood ,M Mamie Jamison fi S S f lg 5 . 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I e oors close to d y l tus not ly l se th k d b th h vement he ye p t b tl t l 1 k f d t f t f ll d th d P P QIMUZQJJM Jennlfer Ford and Donetta D1xon dlscuss the past hlstory of the senlors of the1r Class Of 1960 Jenmfer Just th1nk' Next Frlday 1S our nlght Donetta Yes next Frlday n1ght 15 the nlght that our footsteps w1ll b the ones to echo down the hall and d1sappear It was Just yesterday that 33 l1 ttle eagerbeavers ran up the steps of Central Elementary to begln thelr 'twelve year sentence Oh yes' Remember Esther Jane s p1gta1ls and Jenmfer you were the f1rst one to be expelled Oh welll I d1dn t let that stop me I just enrolled out at John Brown Besldes Esther Jane there were Lura Dell J1mB1rkes Clayton Ruth Anne And that l1ttle Cra1ng1rl Ronn1eQDufferjDav1s Roger andT o rn m Leave lt to you to th1nk of Tommy Let's see there were Jo Ann Harold Bruce and I wonder 1f Pat Flsher was smart 1n the f1rst grade too Remember how Mary Hayes Crled because she wanted her Mama? Be s1des her there were Martha Anne Carole Jones Qwonder 1f she ever dreamed she would be Hornecommg Queenj Steve K1ng Jeff Ted Suellen and Phyll1s Don't forget Pat Rakestraw M1ke Rapp Ralph Mattalou Stephen V1ck1 Randall N1ck1 I..ou1e Scott Russell Margaret Mel1nda Jack Steve Harr1son and Jeanette Johnson I wonder 1f Murray and A J preferred blondes 1n the flrst grade too In the second grade you came back and along w1th you came Connle Kheva Georgla Lorene Frankle Connle McChr1st1an Iona Janet Yeager and from cold Alaska came Ramona No one came 1n the th1rd grade but 1D the fourth grade Marllyn and Carolyn Wells came from Oklahoma C1ty B1ll and Glenn came from Fowler Kansas Carolyn Faye Jeanette Brown and Norma K1ncheloe also Jo1ned our fast growlng class Of course we were loslng k1ds all the t1me too but we ga1ned more than we lost In the f1fth grade we were really b1g shots ' We were the f1rst f1fth graders to use the new bu1ld1ng That was closer to the h1gh school and we could stand 1n awe watch1ng the h1gh schoolers In the Slxth grade JohnBrown contr1buted Karen J1mmy Hol1day Tarver Jo M1nnacla1re Barbara and Paul W1lls to our ever growlng class H1was se gave us you Donetta There were several couples of the week Suellen and J1m Blrkes Jo Ann and J1mmy Hollday Roger and Nlcky Stephen has a crush on N1ck1 too . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . A - 1 . ' ' I ll . ' . . . 1 - 1 . . I . , . . . 1 1 1 1 , ...... , , , - - - -y-. - 1 1 1 D 7 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . ' n 1 1 ' ll ' 1 ' . . . 1 . . . H , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . . . . . - 1 . . 0 . . . . 1 1 1 1 98602 J , We didn't get anybody in the seventh grade, so we must plunge into the eighth grade. Cincinatti consolidated and sent us Diane, J.D, , Thelma, JanettaGilbreath, Dale, Lester, Ronald Jo, Thomas, and those two darling Coleman boys. I bet Suellen was glad to see them come in. Especially Blossom , From M1ller, M1ssour1, came Kenny Sher1ff, Jo1n1ng our mlghty class our freshman year were Mary Mos1er, Chfford Butler, and Kenneth Thomas. Do you remember how superlor we felt to the elghth graders? In the tenth grade, Eugene Bettencourt made h1s f1rst appearance from Cal1forn1a. Dwayne Durnal and Corrlne S1mpson also came 1n our sophomore year. As sophomores we helped celebrate the .Tumor Senlor Banquet that year by servmg 1n Sherwood Forest We were honored that V1ck1 was the Drum Major for the whole school As Jun1ors we fought for the underpass and our Jun1or Play was Tarplay's THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED but Mr Elllott got the last laugh wh1le he watched us clean the pa1nt from the curtaln and walls that we had autographed Coleman's let us use the 4 C s one n1ght to make some money We served at the John Brown Banquets for money too On the educat1onal s1de we had to have term papers for Mrs Burke s h1story class and for Mrs 'Steve s Lat1n Class We certalnly worked hard for the Junlor Senlor banquet last year South Pac1f1c was a good theme too But all our efforts were pa1d for when Lou1e Thomas came out 1n that grass sk1rt I thoughtl would d1e laughlngl Along w1th all the fun we had one add1t1on to our class The one and only Ph1ll1p Bramlett Now we come to th1s year We have made h1story by belng the largest class to be graduated so far We are also the f1rst class to have the Senlor play for two mghts for several years We were the f1rst class that ever went to school on Saturday We have qu1te an honoree 1n our class too Conn1e Heger was a cheerleader for f1ve years Sandy Claypool Jo1ned us from Ft Sm1th th1s year much to Jeff's del1ght Lowell Bryan came 1n from Texas Brenda Peters came from St1llwell to take all our honors Kansas gave us Cl1fford Sm1th We could wr1te abook about our class of course but t1me doesn't perm1t Maybe we can all meet 1n the future years and see Just how much h1story we have made x y-. ,, X - li , - I I , . . 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K ,n numb - 1 to' dl' 5 K . 0 1' ' ' A, 190 ' . ,.v J' ' ' ' 1 , po -,s' ,n', lx Nav' l 'M' svn-.As A A ,, W far' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 We, the Senior Class of 1960, of Siloam Springs High School, being of mature age and of sound and disposing mind and memory do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament hereby revoking all wills hereto- fore made by us at any time I give devise and bequeath to All the rest and residue of our estate whether real personal or mixed we give devise and bequeath to Mr Elliott We hereby nominate constitute and appoint Alfred E Newman as executor of our estate under this our last will and testament IN TESTIMONY WI-IEREOF we have hereunto set our hands this the 13th day of May 1960 in the presence of the Junior Class and the Senior Class who at our request attest the same in our presence c ass of 1960 4M T 1 THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 We the Senior Class of 1960 of Siloam Springs High and memory do hereby make publish and declare this to be our last will and testament hereby revoking all wills heretofore made by us at any time The following give devise and bequeath A J' Anglin wills his entire harem consisting of 35 beautiful girls ranging from 15 to 18 years old to Bobby Clark Jim Birkes wills his 15 cats and the old hollow log behind his house where he keeps all of his moneyto Haskell Hignite Phillip Bramlett wills all of his warts on his right foot to Imogene Elrod Clayton Breedlove wills himself to Andrea Felts Karen Brown wills her Special Formula growing pills to Saundra Price l ..... 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OF School,, being of mature age and of, sound and disposing mind Clifford Butler wills to Lynch Butler all of his good times during his senior year Esther Jane Center wills to Alvin Chinn her white with black F 1nge Sputn1ks Sandy Claypool w1lls her dimples for Earl Gene Nealey s knees Diane Clark wills her Pepsodent smile to Pat Williamson Doug Coleman wills to Charles Cearley his motto I would if I could but I can't so I won't Butch Colemand and Suellen McKinney will their Oklahoma road map covering every square inch of backroads w1th all cozy parking places marked to Bob Devor Carol Crain wills to Pat Randall the ability to getafree scholarship to J B U by pulling special strings Ronnie Dav1 wills to Gene Anderson and the K N T s his ability to s1ng with the D G S s Donetta Dixon wills her Bottle of Carrott red hair rinse to Marietta Gobble Tom D1xon wills his football shoes and football pants to Orville Pittman Student Council news so efficiently Russel Douth1t wills his squeaky voice to Jack Eldridge J D England wills his ab1l1ty to be Mrs Roth's star pupil in 4th period English to Kathleen Brown Jack Farnsworth wills his ab1l1ty to get along with Mrs Davis to Bill Gilmore Jo Ann Finn wills toD C Willis the ability to have car trouble on a lonely road 1f he has a girl with him Pat Fisher wills his position as lunch room garbage disposer to anybody that can take it Jennifer Ford wills Polly Pruner her ab1l1ty to flirt or shall say 'throw lt around Harold Foster better known as Baby Huey' wills his diaper pins baby cap blanket and bottle with special formula to Judy Semrod Thelma G1er wills her seat in Mrs Roth's class to Nadine Minch Steve Harrison and Steven Sawyer will two black smudge r. . i . . , . .Q . , . . . . . , Roger Dorsey wills to Imogene Elrod his ability to report the we ' ' , , . . . , pots to l1ght up her front porch to Mrs Roth Carolyn Hawley Jeanette Johnson and Janetta Chlbreath w1ll the1r ab1l1ty to have the1r bookkeep1ng workbooks ff1lled completelyl 1n before the f1rst week of school 1S out to L1nda Allen Mary Hayes w1lls to V1v1an Barnes her ab1l1ty to make F s 1n Mr I-Iarr1s s class Lester G1lbreath w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to get by all year chew1ng gum wlthout gett1ng caught 1n Mrs Roth's class to Tommy Martln Bruce Graves w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to Splt on lnnocent chlldren that are under Mr Burke's lab to B1ll G1lmore Frankle Hess w1lls h1S ab1l1ty to play hooky WITHOUT gettlng caught to Jerry Summers and Rlchard Ba1ley J1mmy Holllday w1lls to Ahnlwake Gardener h1s car Short Fat Fann1e Martha Anne Jamlson w1lls her ab1l1ty to be s1ck and m1ss at Donn1ta Lawl1s Carole Jones w1lls her name B C to Orv1lle Plttman M1ke Russell and Jackle Smlth Norma K1ncheloe w1lls her ab1l1ty to f1nally make lt thI'Ough h1gh school to Mary Beth Vernon Jeff L1ttle w1lls h1S Jealousy to Jack1e Sm1th Faye W1ll1amson Luther w1lls her r1ngs to Marva Turner Phyll1s Mayf1eld w1lls her ab1l1ty to love them and leave them to Pat Randall Mary Mosler w1lls her ab1l1ty to take afternoons off whenever she gets a l1ttle t1red to V1v1an Barnes Brenda Peters w1lls all of her paper back novels to Brent Fredr1ck and h1s l1ttle p1lfers Kheva Ph1ll1ps w1lls all of the John Brown boys to V1v1an Barnes M1ke Rapp w1lls h1s Tone Home Permanent k1t to Mar1etta Gobble Pat Rakestraw w1lls to Gene Anderson h1s John Thompson lst grade p1ano book to further Gene's p1ano lessons Mattalou Roth w1lls her Valedlctory honor to Beth Mal1n . . . . . , . . , least two days a week of school and still make straight A's to , H . . . Gene Sanders wills his title of 'Man with a Camera to Jay Sanders Kenneth Sheriff wills his bashfulness to Sandra Guinn Vicki Simmons wills her complete works of FREUOD and WHAT DR KINSEY REALLY THINKS to Juanita Wesner Thomas Slaughter wills his 75 words per minute in typing which he never got to Jerry Haddock Clifford Smith w1lls to Jimmy Ivey one pair of dirty white bucks Tarver Jo Smith wills to Lualice Knox all of her reducing equipment consisting of 1 Stauffer reducing machine a re laxicisor and Anna Dellafield Diet plan and a rope to t1e herself away from the table Nicky Synder wills her natural blonde hair to Linda Allen Randall Stephens W1llSh1S ability to Know all the Answers Anyth1ng to Terry Yeager Ramona Swank wills her ab1l1ty to trap hook knockhim out and sew him up to Betty Smith Scott Syler W11lS his ab1l1ty to drive without e1ther hand Louis Thomas wills his ability to high Jump to Hank Harris and he also w1lls all of his r1sque Jokes to Linda Ward Minnaclaire Taylor wills to Lind Lancaster the pen with which she wrote three S1 000 00 checks for the annual Qnot to mention all the small checks, Ronald Thurman w1lls his ab1l1ty to fairly mutilate Shake speare to Mrs Roth Murray Turner wills his recording machine that he has had secretly hidden on his person all these years to Linda Allen Barbara Weather w1lls her ab1l1ty to take shorthand sitting on Mr Ell1ott's lap to Mary Eagan Carolyn Wells and Marilyn Wells will their Favorite standing place in front of the Dairy Queen to Saundra Price Paul Wills wills his special form of walking and dancing to Brent Fredrick And also toBuddy Henry he wills his ability to collect pin up post cards to Mr Burke QUT . . . , . . I , . . I . . . , - i 3 . . . . ,, to . . . . . . , 5 on the wheel when with a girl to John Daniels. n Q g 0 u , sw f ,, I 616602644 One of the h1ghl1ghts of the Jr Sr Banquet every year 15 the read1ng of the class prophecy Th1s year lt was g1ven by Suellen McK1nney V1Ck1 S1mmons and Mattalou Roth Dressed 1n black as the Three W1tches from Shakespeare s MACBETH they prophes1ed the future of each sen1or present By pour1ng swelter ed venom Qwaterj on po1soned entra1ls Qdry 1cej 1nto a black cauldron the 'W1tCh8S ' produced appar1t1ons who revealed the futu Scene A Desert Place Enter Three W1tches F1rst W1tch Thr1ce the br1nded cat hath mewed' Second W1tch Thr1ce and once the hedge p1g wh1ne ' Th1rd Wltch Harp1er cr1es! 'T1s t1me! 'T1s t1m All together 'Round about the cauldron go In the po1soned entra1ls throw Toad that under cold stone Days and n1ghts has th1rty one Sweltered venom sleep1ng got B011 we now 1n the charmed pot Double double to1l and trouble F1re burn and cauldron bubble Prophec1es g1ven alternately by the w1tches In a very few years Lura Dell Anderson w1ll marry a m1n1ster and make doughnuts for Vacat1on B1ble School A J Anghn Qdue to CERTAIN connect1onsj w1ll succeed Faubus as governor of the state of Arkansas J1m B1rkes w1ll be most successful 1n the world of f1nance as a well known publ1c accountant Ph1l1p Bramlett Wlll one day return home the Judge of Benton County Clayton Breedlove w1ll become the r1chest man 1nthe world the self made success QHe started Wlth a SHOE STRING D Karen Brown w1ll be the happy l1ttle housew1fe w1th f1Ve g1rls one boy ' Lowell Bryan w1ll succeed J1m Backus at h1s ret1rement as the vo1ce of Mr Magoo Cl1fford Butler and Jannette Brown w1ll take over the management of the Arthur Murray Dance Stud1o Esther Jane Center one day w1ll succeed Dr O1esen as d1rector of the John Brown Cathedral Cho1r D1ane Clark w1ll soon become head basketball coach at C1nC1nHatt1 Sandy Claypool w1ll become a lead1ng Metropol1tan star another Helen Traubel. Doug Coleman w1ll succeed J Edgar Hoover as head of the F B I Butch Coleman w1ll be commended by the Nat1onal Counc1l of Churches for h1s outstand1ng work 1n Alcohol1cs Anonymous Carol Cra1nlpursu1ng her J B U 1nterestsjw1ll one day be housemother of 'South H1lton ' Ron Dav1s w1ll f1nd fame on the Lawerence Welk Show and w1ll marry Carole Jones, the Champagne Lady Donetta D1xon w1ll become Mrs Tommy D1xon and have several l1ttle D1xons Dorathea D1xon, Donme DIXOH Dwayla D1xon Dav1e D1xon and Isabel Roger Dorsey Wlll own acotton candy stand 1n R1ngl1ng Bros Barnum 8: Ba1ley C1rcus Russell Douth1t w1ll head the S1loam Spr1ngs F1re Department you know, F1re f1re geth sum wata and ' douth 1t! ' 195 0 ' I I . n 1 ' ll ' ' . 1 ' - I ' . ' . . re. . . . . . H . . .H . . . - , : ll , A, . . . . . . H 1 el . I . c I . a s . .. , S ' ll . . . . . . . O I 4 . . , . 0 I . . .... -- ' . . . . . . . ' l O I . O U O v ' v . C . ..- , , , . . - . . . I -. I a s Dwayne Durnal will make a career of the National Guard as inspecting ser geant of the summer camps J D England will become a teller in the new Arkansas State Bank Jack Farnsworth will be a famous designer of ladies' KNITwear JO Ann Finn will become a top story writer of TRUE CONFESSIONS maga zine illustrated by our two prospect1ve drawers Kenneth Thomas and Eugene Bettencourt Pat Fisher will be employed as a Fuller Brush man and will be a part time auctioneer out at the sale barn Jennifer Ford will one day be a syndicated newspaper columnist and will take Dorothy K1lgallen's place on What s My Line noted for her low necklines Harold Foster will 1nvent the pill which eliminates eating Janetta Gllbreath will marry and manage our next heavyweight boxing champ Lester Gilbreath will soon be asked to Join the Boston Celtics Bruce Graves will become a prominent physician here 1nS1loamSpr1ngs known f r his 'pleasing bedside manner Carolyn Hawley will tour the world as an airline hostess for T W A Steve Harrison will spearhead a movement for NATIONAL PROHIBITION Mary Hayes will be employed as the local truant officer Connie Hegre will own and operate a pawn shop specializing in returned en gagement rings Frankie Hess will become the band drum major at the College of the Ozarks After 1115 t0l1T of duty in the National Guard Gary Hewes will return with a Japanese war bride Jimmy Holliday and Jeanette Johnson will make up a famous Shakespearean team noted for their production of Romeo and Juliet Martha Anne Jamison will become head of the phys1o therapy department at the Little Rock hospital for mentally ill Norma Kincheloe will succeed Mrs 'Steve' as head of the school library television program another 'Lewis Myer's Book Shelf Jeff Little will be a television advertiser of Brill Kreem Hair Conditioner Glen Long will go into the field of electronics and will invent a television tube that will never burn out Bill Long will become the national Rainbow Dad Suellen McKinney will move from 209 S Wright to 2.08 S Wright and take over the management of the Valley Simpson Rest Home Phyllis Mayfield will become famous through her Advice to the Lovelorn column Mary Mosier will become manager of the local Little League Baseball Team George Paris will study foreign language and write his own Latin text book Brenda Peters will be the next hat check girl at the Shamrock Club Dale Pharr will become a forest ranger at Jellystone National Park ' Kheva Phillips will become the queen of the Indianapolis Speedway Pat Rakestraw s hours of daily practice will not have been in vain he will be come a famous concert pianist exceeding Mrs Coats' highest expectations Mike Rapp will finally marry Marietta Gobble and spend the rest of his life raising little gobblers Ralph Robinson will make his fortune through his chain of Ben Franklin Five and Dimes Mattalou Roth will become the alterations lady at the Brokerage Gene Sanders will assume the position of on the spot photographer for the Interstate News Stephen Sawyer will park cars at the B B Parking Lot in Tulsa Georgia Sc1sm will move to Georgia and become the typical Southern belle of a cotton plantation KennethSher1ff w1llbecome a professor of English at the University of Arkansas 196 . , . . , . . , . . O ' I ' ' . ll , , . . . ' e n .. ' ' u . Steve King, due to his great gift of gab, will give book reviews on his own . . -- , . H . . . Q, . - 1 I ' , . . . . . . - , . . . . . . . . - . 'I V1Ck1 Slmmons w1ll rema1n 1n Slloam Spr1ngs a most prom1nent res1dent the Avon lady Thomas Slaughter w1ll become a Four Star General noted for h1s str1ct d1s c1pl1ne Cllfford Sm1th w1ll become Arkansas's champlon hog caller Melmda Sm1th w1ll be a noted playwrlght at Metro Goldwyn Mayer renowned for her best seller Black Lace a second Blue Demm Tarver Jo Sm1th w1ll become Mlss Mon1tor of K U O A Lorene Snawder w1ll work as a nurse for the Amer1can Red Cross Nlcky Synder w1ll become an em1nent research cherrust 1nvent1ng the so use u product Dye for L1fe Randall Stephens w1ll one day become ed1tor 1n ch1ef of MAD MAGAZINE Scott Syler w1ll manage the Put Put Golf Course M1nnacla1re Taylor w1ll be the feature str1p tease artlst at the Copa Cabana Ronald Thurman w1ll soon res1de at Tucker s State Farm where he w1ll serve a term for b1gamy Margaret Tlbbs w1ll become the nat1onal woman wrestl1ng champ1on Murray Turner w1ll make gambl1ng h1s professlon and be very successful at what w1th h1s game of 21 Barbara Weathers w1ll become the next treasurer of the J' B U Alumnl ASSOC1at1OH Carolyn Wells w1ll be a pr1vate secretary Qthe Suz1 MacNamarah type J Mar1lyn Wells w1ll be head 1nformat1on operator of Bell Telephone Company Our Rodeo wlnner Paul W1lls w1ll become a tax1 cab drlver on the East F1TSt Wltch When shall we three meet aga1n'P ' Second Wltch In thunder l1ghtn1ng or 1n ra1n Thlrd Wltch Paddock calls All together 'Anon ' f X Exe runt U wi 3'7 HfQCiiX A-f.-fa Q Q lf fix i Q XL X xglf N11 Nvffmv - lc-4 . 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