Springdale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Springdale, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1971 volume:

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B Boys State Governor-ll First for SHS Ye,-V' r-r'-xg-yfw, Y SKS Mrs. Nancy Hall. state Treasurer. turned her offiee over to Girls State Treasurer lid Reed' BOYS Slum Govemmn Marlene Hatasaki for one day. Eleven girls and fourteen boys represented SHS at Girls State and Boys State last summer. And what a job they did! Ed Reed heeanie Boys State's first governor from Springdale and Marlene Hatasaki was elected Treasurer ofGirls State. Boys State delegates: Kneeling-Steve Baskin. and Terry Tuekerg Stand- ing-Scott Biggs, Sid Groves, David Mustain, liddie lidmondson, Chris Colville, Rocky Brooks, George Wilkinson: Sitting-Rick Burba. Ken Ames, Girls State delegates were Ginger llenry. Jaquita Reeves. Marlene Hatasakig Randy Burgess, Wendell Fleming, Kent Iferguson and Ed Reed. David 2nd row-Laquita Day, Naney Graham. .lainie Meador: 3rd row4Kathy Mustain and Randy Burgess were not Boys State delegates. Delegates not Allen. Cheryl Sims. Sandye Dearien, Gay Brandon, and Diana Chambers. pictured are Johnny Tyson and Greg Hawkins. in 53 We W 1, fr Pit .11 1 . 111 1'1 V ,wi Q11 1 -.ui -111 ff' ' vm 1 VM!! I . .Y 12 Most Successful FFA Rodeo Ever Held The unnuul FFA Rodeo hauled in over S2.000.00 profit this yeur. u record amount. A leutured attraction. the Ok- K lahoinu State Prison Band. joined with the exciting drama ot' cowboys und clowns to draw the largest number of participants ever from the four-state L1l'6'2l. A Qin'-.iv 1-fins ,y r ff ily' ,lf .f i W - Wd - . fr.. , Zffg l ' amid ' - fx 'Hf5'ifFs 1,fa ' mms fifriref V 'wf fir f'fid'f'1: '2,,y 4 rffsvf- 1f1?4,xe,.i 1-reid - .- ff, rises, H -gf.-... Ze tr . - f f 5. H t . V, A tg., Eb? V, i .V U l :r ' 1 'I V 'i fr x -. s J G- . One girls event. goat tying breaks the All around rodeo winners were Ann Glover and Gary James. monotony ol' the Rodeo. Brenda McCollough. the 1969 Rodeo Queen. Archie Knight. the Sponsor.zind Debbie Garrett. the 1970 Rodeo Queen. This is one event where L1 cowboy'shL1t is r ,- I' . r n 2' . r , I V1 .o'::4 H 1 n 'ro 0- .,' johed from his head L Karen Grimsley I970 Homecoming Ouean '70 Homecoming Scenes . . . Memories . . . floats . . . assembly . . parade . . . game . . . dance . . . For Queen Karen and her court Homecoming was a time ofjoy and honor. For the football players it was f K A a tension-filled day ending with the excitement of struggle. For each student at SHS Home- coming '7O was a memory not to be soon forgotten. -s., , i 9 Q V I. 5 1 I x ! 4 Y i .4 5, 7 ,I l 5 -1 V Seniors won the parade sweepstakes. and their Moby Dogi' fished out a second place award. At coronation. Tommy Ward, the Kingf offered Karen Scniorksammie Peace sweetheart roses. Serving at the pre-game activities were pages Scmmfunda Zulpo 5 Jackie Harp and Shane Thompson. 4' '-'wi' I SeniorgCathy Buckley Senior-Cheryl Jech lf 5 1 , .-.fa Senior-Jama Snow Senior-Jamie Meador Senior-Ginger Henry Scnior-Sue Parsons 5 T37 ,J 15 1 Y f The royal court was seated amid elegant decorations for the afternoon assembly. Senior Slogan: 'Give'Em Whale Big Red aft J of 16 The girls representing the senior class were Cathy Buckley, Ginger Henry, Sue Parsons, Jamie Meador, Queen Karen Grimsley, Jama Snow, Linda Zulpo, Cheryl Jech, and Sammie Peace. Homecoming-Sentimental Day of Memories -f j' ,,...,. Junior-Gayle Beth Junior-Debbie Hagerty JUni0f-Karen HOUY Junior girls elected as maids were Gayle Beth, Vida Bowen, Karen Holly, Terry Ward, Jackie Cawood, Donna Hawkins, and Debbie Hagerty The junior class Float won last place for blocking the bears. 1--? ' 755 1 . Junior-Jackie Cawood Ju nior- Terry Ward 65 X. Y Junior-Vida Bowen Junior- Donna Hawkins ll De-feeled Soph. Bear Won lst Place an 'Cl Sophomore-Robin Rains ' ' 7 7, ' l . Sophomore-Linda Henry Sophomore-Paula Irwin Sophomore-Susan Rollins Sophomore-Kathy Holt 18 'T' The sophomore class chose Susan Rollins, Paula Irwin, Kathy Holt, Robin Rains. and Linda Henry for maids. ki- 1 gjj , .A , ig 3 H. A 1 Before the assembly. Coach Jarrell Williams greeted the guest speaker, Mr. Wally Ingalls. Mr. Ingalls. who spoke on sportsmanship, is the assistant registrar at the U of A and a former sportscaster. The traditional Homecoming dance was held in the cafeteria with music provided by the Cates' Gang. A A first this year-maids rode in ski boats instead of convertibles. Everybody and their dog en-j0yed the Homecoming parade. 19 S., . . -., -, - -.uv , USE: Lf.,'fi,Z. I 'f-g:Q:p:,f:ggA-Z:.::,:'iff' . - V .,,.,C,, , :JiiEf2:s'5f3gS21fiiif: 5122. . . WW, ,.,4,,,. ,, as '4fsE1.fe:mm1::i2,. 'K .i3i1ii,iQjfZyT::i.1 N04 . ,..., KH.. 753 :,,.,fm? ,Qw.,:a7f::29zsff , guy y1:3-gg::ggggf5gf3::gMfWg: ,.V. iw - ' Miss SHS I97I Lea Ann Maestri ,j 25 . ,W C I QS' 0 Debi Moore Gay Brandon Jama Snow FIRST RUNNER-UP MISS CONGENIALITY SECOND RUNNER-UP Carol Baker, Gay Brandon and Kitti Sherry wail I0 be Served 211 Mrs. Shirley Willock, Mrs. Earlene Henry, Mrs. Pat Woods. Mrs. annual Miss SHS tea. Katie Hovey and Mrs. Marilyn McCord helped with the Miss SHS 1621. 21 Girls Get Ready i Marlene Haursalui. presented tr Clirrrueter Ballet. Kitti Sherry sings When You're Smiling. 22 or the Miss SHS Pageant The Miss SHS PAGEANT is held annually. On March 19, 1971 the girls went to ei Complimentary Tea which Wars given by Mrs. Courtney Crouch. The girls met the judges and were asked various questions. There were 15 girls competing for the title of Miss Springdale High School. As her talent, Terry Lefevre plays the Harp. Girls get last minute instruction on the night before the pageant. Marleen Hatasaki. Carol Baker. Gay Brandon. and Jama Snow nervously await their turn during the talent presentation. The climax of the evening was the crowning of Lea Ann Maestrias Miss SHS. -'Nr V 24 ,. 'vo-3, .r.. A A Judges for the pageant were: tleft to rightl Nita Sappington, Pat Urubbs. Charles Bill Black. Jeanie Nutter. and lid Gideon. vi-ft!-A-' To open the pageant with a bang. a group from the SHS Chorus presented a medley ot Patriotic songs. l l 'll .dee -- 'S JA' 5 The surprised Gay Brandon is congratulated by friends after the announcement that she was selected Miss Congeniality. 25 Flowers For Algernon' Joins Tears r l Dianne Welcome tleftj was chosen Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Mrs. Mooney. Tonia Peoples was chosen Best Actress for her outstanding performance as Alice Kinian. Walter Davis fCharliej was honored as Best Actor. Joe asks Frank why he is so absent-minded as Mrs. Dormer looks on. 24 l Charlie's sister. Norma, is ashamed of her past cruelty to her brother. Child Norma defends her rights to have her own dog despite her parents wishes. With Laughter For Complete Success Dr. Strauss . . . Prof. Nemur . . . Alice Kinian . . . Burt Seldon . . . Charlie Gordon . . . . Dons ...,.... . Norma Nurse . . . Ellen ......... Frank Teen-age Charlie Gina Anne Welberg . . Mrs. Donner . . . Joe Mr. Harvey . . . Mother ....... . . . Little Charlie . . . Father ,..... Child Norma . . . Mrs. Feldman . . Bernice Mrs. Nemur . . Connie Jackie Welberg . .....,.EdReed . . . .Jimmy Morris . . . .Tonia Peoples . . . . . Pat Knight . . . . .Walter Davis . .Lea Ann Maestri .Rhonda McGehee ..... Debi Moore Eddie Edmondson . . Diane Chambers .. . . . .Carol Davis . . . Donnie Upton Kathryn Struebing . . . .David Shaffer . . . . Terry Tucker . . . Lisa Shaffer . . .Tina Green . . Lynda Pearce . . , Ann Houser Chairlady ..... ..... R andy Tyler Charlie is speechless at not being re Mrs. Mooney . . . .Dianne Welcome cognized by his elderly father, Kathy Struebing received the Out Ed Reed ffar lefti was given the Best Supporting Actor title for his part as Dr. Strauss. He standing Performance for all three andhis colleagues are embarrassed by Charlie's outburst at a party honoring him. nights. 26 SHS Hosts Junior This year the SHS Journalism Department obtained the franchise for the Northwest Arkansas district Junior Miss Pageant. Twenty-five girls from the area participated. and the district winner plus three others received bids to the state pageant in Little Rock. Not a beauty contest. Junior Miss is a scholarship program for outstanding senior girls. Connie Clinehens, Fayetteville, was selected the District Junior Miss. Talent Award was given to Leslie Pales, Fayetteville. Achieve- ment Award was given to Patty Watson. Huntsville. The Personality Award was given to Marlene Hata- saki. This award is given by the other girls. Citizenship Award was given to Debra Studyvin of Grav- ette. Nancy Graham displays her athletic ability. Miss Pageant 1 Winners from lel't to right are Marlene Hatasaki. Leslie Pales, Connie Clinehens, Tonia Peoples, and Maria Crider. Springdale's Junior Miss Tonya Peoples takes a winning walk. Karen Grimsley smiles broadly at a ques tion posed by the master of ceremonies. Z7 Participate in U ofll Honors Program , I The semesters began with receiving the packets necessary for registration. UNJVERSITY IEE Y ' ' G G Q 9- 6 491 Qu rw-' Back row. left to right: Jimmy Morris. lid Reed, Walter Davis, Gary White, Steve Cate, Gary Wiles. Bonner Oates, liddie Edmondson, Philip Chamlee, Richard Lathrop. Front: Jerri Parks, Ann McGetrick. Paula Roberston, Martha Taylor. Pam Tuggle. Ginger llenry, Dan Mills, Bill lfiscr. Sid Groves, Kathy Allen, Gloria Winterbcer, Diane Chimbe s If ' B ' - 'f ' 'f - ' 1 r , ran oxver, Lorena Se.UCY. Dcbbic Lan son, Barbi Byrd. The semesters ended with checking the posted grades after much anticipation. The Honors program is designed to acquaint high school students with the responsibility and atmos- phere of college life. Any Junior holding an average of 3.0 or above is eligible to apply for this program at the University of Arkansas and take college courses during his Senior year. These stu- dents receive full college credit for all courses taken. - fill Jumom BM f' , ,ff Au Revoir to the Graduating ' Senkns f-V The prom was made of lots ofboards and nails. . . The 1971 Junior Senior Prom and Banquet was held May 8, after many months of tiring work. uAu Revoir, one of the most outstanding Proms ever given, cost the Class of '72 much money, time, effort, and imagination. The funds for the event were achieved through pop bottle drives, fruitcake sales, T-shirt sales, ink pen sales, and through hard Work at the rodeo. The entrance took lots of time, paper flowers, and crepe paper, gallons of gray, green, and black paint . . wif and paper napkins. . . I ,asv g and more paper napkins. Time out is called after three days of sleepless nights and endless labor. 28 , 2 ,fr . Z Surprise, John! After a week of no sleep, hard work, and keeping the seniors out of the gym. Juniors are gettingjurnpy. The Arc of Triumph welcomed the class of '71 I 7 l -14' ' ' L' ,sf 3 fl J' HP rofessionalsw give their opinions on the painting ol' one of the many murals done forthe Jr.-Sr. Prom Jungles of borrowed trees and napkin hedges evolved into beautiful parks. Last minute consultation evaluationg and the banquet is ready for a Saturday night in Paris, 29 f, .i Happiness is the '71 Prom! .149 K l 50 4 3 P 94 5 Let's sit this one out, okay Randy? Reflections XS' ,tfifl f5ff',q3'Ejif'j - 5 i '4s, ' 3 o The fantasy is over but the thought still remains: Good Bye and Good Luck from the Class of '72! Belles Lettres Takes lln ll New Face s ur r- l Pg Long hours, hard work, gallons of ink, boxes of staples, and stacks upon stacks of paper went into the making ofthe 1971 BELLES LETTRES. Mmjudy Tilton, sponsor, contemplates over a selection for BELLES LETTRES ' ix .il - fa.-' 4 ex The 1971 BELLES LETTRES took on a new face and changed its outlook. Unconventional picture on the cover and some ofthe same on the inside, plus a pinch of color, made up the new BELLES LETTRES. BELLES LETTRES is a money- making project for the juniors to finance the Jr.-Sr. Prom and Banquet. This year two sections were added-potpourri and short story. A contest was held to determine the outstanding work in each category, and the winners were treated to din- ner at Mary Maestri's. The 1971 BELLES LETTRE was dedicated to Colleen Letsch. Mrs. Barbara Williams, sponsor, looks over final selections before printing. f t v L Q . .4 sux - R ,. 1 1 I 1 ' I X' ,K 8 A . ' .Q BELLES LETTRES has a weird cover. . . L , 7 s ll r. li, ir' 1 .H l .I , L , 'l. ' if Ear has-fi f A ' I ' QL! AN, my , I I- r and weird Color Pictures- A banquet was held in honor of the staff and winners of the poetry, short story, essay, and potpourri selections. 31 fl ul Y lx. 5- H Classes -- TS' -. s If :fer-T ' 122-Q A M.. 'F 53-.,. -XXMVVX K I I . . . ,r,,,.+..,.,a,sT .,,, .. V W at I 2 ,.-,-..e.,.... AM , EL DORADO TEXARIANA UILDCATS ' ' RAZDRBACK5 . 11-1-11 ' l tearrreel.. HJR 5 , ,, V, i .1 ' y n PT W all Q I Z f - f :vv,N.,,, I' 1 Y ' r s M. it HOT SPRINGS ' 1'RouANS l . 1 Senior Class officers: Tommy Ward, Vice-Pres.1 Karen Grimsley, Secretaryg and Ann McGetrick, Treasurer. 54 When the Seniors look back over their school years, they have many memories. Through the years they have encountered many new situa- tions and have mastered them. This experience has prepared them to face the world. Looking ahead. the Seniors see the world of tomorrow as sometimes exciting. sometimes frightening. The Senior motto seems espe- cially appropriate for students with the spirit of the seniors. As Seniors looking forward to a new life, WE love today for we have seen yester- day and are not afraid of tomor- row. Seniors Have Only Just Begun f-ff? 5La3:'fm.,, E' L!! 'w-- , V, 1 3 il - 2 rts I Sp. Nrrpi' .gem '9 1 -J ADAMS. DEANAI Entered 1969. ALLEN. KATl'lYIBulldog Herald, French Club, Quill St Scroll. Pep Club. Girls' Statc. Honors Program, AMESKENI Vice-Pres. Jr. Class, Class council. Stu- dent Council. Yearbook Staff, Key Club. Pan Am, S Club. Boys' State. Football. ANDERSOIXLRITAZ French Club. FI-IA. FTA. Pep Club ftreas.-Jr.J. ARDEMAGNI. LARRYI Class Council, French Club QV-Pesrj, Intramurals, ARMSTRONG. KAREN: FHA, Pep Club. ASI-IER.TOMMY: Band, Orchestra. BAGWELL. DONNA: FTA BAILEY. LORENZ Class Council, Allied Youth, Art Club, S Club CSec. T-Jr.J, Football, Basketball. Track. BAKER. TOMMY: Madrigals, FHA Dreamboat, Basket- ball, Track. BASKIN, STEVE: All-State Band, Band, Camera Club, French Club, Folk singers, Orchestra Boys' State, Football Manager. BATES, VERNA2 FBLA, GRA, Intramurals, Pep Club, COE. BEAL, BRENDA: Library Club, FHA, BERNER, MIKE: Intramurals, VICA KVPJ, Track. BEWLEY, TIM: Intramurals. 35 Switch 'ro Disposable Caps n Gowns BIGGS, SCOTTI Student Council, Gymnastics, Key Club, S Club, Boys State, Football, Track. BILDERBACK, JOHNNY. BOLES,PAULAZFrench Club, FBLA, FTA, GRA, Pep Club. BO LIN, BARBARA: DECA. BOLINGER,GWENZFBLA CV-P, Sr.J, FHA, FTA, GRA, Gymnastics, COE, Work Study Experience. BOOKOUT,PAT: Art Club, FHA, FTA, COE. BOWEN, JOY: Gymnastics, Library Club. BOWER,FRAN:C1ass Council, Student Council French Club, GRA, Intramurals, NHS fSec.YSr.D, Hon- ors Program. BOWERS, WAYNE: Entered 1968. BOLIN, WILLIAM: NHS. BOWMAN, RONNIE: Band, DECA. BRADLEY, DIANE: FHA, Pep Club, BRAD LEY, ELLEN: FHA. BRANDON,GAY: Allied Youth, Foreign Relations Pan Am, Pep Club, Girls State. BRASHEARS SARAZAl.lied Youth Forein Rela- , , g tions, Pep Club, Cheerleader. 36 a BRITTEN. BRENDAI Class Council, Year-book Staff. Foreign Relations, Pep Club, Quill 81 Scroll, Thespians, All School Play. BROOKSMROCKYI Class Council. Student Council. Key Club fPres,, SLD. S Club. Boys' State. Football, Basketball. BROWN. GLENN: Foreign Relations. BUCKLEY, CATHYiClass Council. Allied Youth. Pep Club, Homecoming Maid, Senior Class Favorite. BUCKMASTERNIOEZ Class Council. VICA fPres.- Sr.J, Football. Work-Study Experience. BURBA. RICK: Art Club, Foreign Relations. S Club. Boys' State. Football, Basketball. Track. BURGESS. RANDY: Key Club. Basketball. BURKSMARY A.ZLibrary Club. VICA. Work-Study Experience. BURKS, MARY E.:ALlied Youth. Foreign Relations, NHS, Pan Am. BYRD,BARBARA: Yearbook Staff, Campus Life fSec. Jr-Srj, FTA, NHS, Pan Am, Quill 84 Scroll QVP-SLD. Honors Program. CANTRELL. TOMMY: Liblary Club. CARMACK. SUSAN: DECA fSec.-Jr. Pres.-Sr.J. Seniors work diligently and patiently to complete their float known as Moby Dogw. CARNES. RONNIE: FFA. CARTER. LYNDA: DECA. FHA qVPgSr,J. CARY. BARBARAI Allied Youth, Band, Bulldog Herald Olga. Camera Club. Foreign Relations. Pan Am. Pep Club. Quill and Scroll. CASTEEL. DALE: VICA. CATE.STlfVE2l'lass Council. Band. lforeign Rela- tions. Key Club. NHS. Orchestra, llonors Program. CAWOOD. TERRY. CHAMBERS.DlANEZYcarbook. Art Club, fSec- Treasj, Ifreneh Club 4See.-Jr.J. FTA QVP-Jr.J. NHS Gr., Sr,J. Quill and Scroll, Science Club. Thespiam. All School Play. Girls State, Honors Program, Drama Service Award, CHAMLEBPHILLIPZ NHS. Orchestra. Seienec fTrcasfSr.3. Belles Lettres CCo-Edj. Boys' Slate, Hon- ors Program. Cl-HPMAN. ERIC: Library Club, VICA. 'ZF' , PN b . 1 fu -.- 'O --.o- A i. P53 4:-np W, ur' 1 A 1' an ,lfa 'Q au-'J -Q-nv' Greg Hawkins. Class President l our J Senior Garden Clubn added a new kind of spirit to the Springdale vs. and Sr. year' lakes time 10 medlrdte dbgul Benton Game. the next class project. N.. 'xii A Pep Rallies-A Unique Display of Spirit ' is 1 faai .D , x '-' fr xl .. . -A. . Cx. Q I .ar I, ff? ,gf-is I v' QLQ I 'zu ., 'W' -f, .0 'L 1 i , 51:5 ' 'C' i I ea iw, , ' K 'I .If K' 3-'S - 4 ky' , ' ' 45' KVM, V ', are ge -. 6 CLARKSON. JOYCE: Orchestra. CI.ARKSON.VICKIEZAll-State orchestra. NHS, Orchestra. CLAYPOOI.. LYNN: Basketball, Golf. COCKRAN. RICK: Yearbook Staff ilklitor-Sm. In- tramurals. NIIS. Quill 81 Scroll. Basketball iStat.i. COLVILLE. CHRIS: Boys' State. Ifootball. COMLEY. THOMAS: VICA. COOPER.'I'OIVIIVIYI Art Club, Campus Life. S Club Basketball. COPE LAND. DON: None. CORDES.CARI.ZBulld0g Herald, Intramurals. .Ir Academy ot' Science. Library Club. Program Director- Bulldog Spotlight. COWARD.LAURlNDA: Yearbook Staff. Ifrench Club, ITA. NIIS, Pep Club. Quill and Scroll. Belles Lettres. DAVIS. DAN: DECA. DAVIS. WALTERZ Yearbook Staff, Debate, Jr. Aqudcmy of Science, NFL, NHS, Quill 8b Scroll, Belles Lettres. Honors Program. DAY. DON: Yearbook Staff, Band, Camera Club. VICA iTreas, SLD. DAY. LAQUITAIClass Council, Band, Campus Life. Foreign Relations. French ISec. SLJ. FTA. NIIS. Girls' State. DAY. RAYMOND 3 Intramurals. Football. 39 'Whan that Aprillb' with his shouids DEARIEN. SANDYE: Allied Youth, Art Club, Bulldog Herald, GRA, Gymnastics, Pep Club, Quill 84 Scroll, Girls' State. DEARMAN, DAVID: ICT. DENZER. .lANlCEI Library Club. DICKINSON, DONNA: French Club, GRA, Pep Club. DllVllTT. BRENDI-XZClass Council, Band, All-State Or- chestra, Art Club, French Club. Folk Singers, FTA. NHS, Madrigals. Orchestra, Pep Club. DOUTHlT,BOBBYZDliCA, Intramurals. S Club, VICA. Football, Track. DOWNUM, CONNlEZForeign Relations, French Club, FTA. GRA. NHS. DOWNUM, JODIZ Student Council, Allied Youth, Art Club, Foreign Relations, French Club, FBLA, GRA, Gymnastics, Pep Club LCaptain, Jr.J, Cheerleader. DUNAWAY, KATHY: EARP, GARY: Band, Camera Club QVP, Sr.J. EDEN, JIMMY: Band, Orchestra. EDMONDSON, EDDlE:A11-State Band, Band QStudent Directorj, French Club, NHS, Orchestra, Thespians, All- School Play. Belles Lettres Staff, Boys' State, Honors Program. EDMONDSON, SUEZFHA, CVP, SRJ, Honors Program. FARRlS, TOMMYZ FAUSETT, ROGERS I. X 'Q ,in ..- ..,' vv-v fs' , t.,7'x fad 'IW is ' 1 I J aff!-- 2 .. 1 '?7'v1' AN' NG' sootef . .Seniors Discover Chaucer y va' .-? X. -1 .. ..- ...Z ,. N -1 '-4' xn- f I 2 'TS ...- X ,-. -Q, 6,96 fl 'F' FERGUSON.KEN-lRZGymnastics. Intramurals. Boys State. Basketball. FERGUSON. PAT: Debate, FIELDS. DONNAI Allied Youth, Pep Club. FIFER. DON: Intramurals. FIFER, THERESAZVTA. Library Club lSec-Treas.. Sr.j Pan Am. Science Club. FISER, BILL: Foreign Relations. Jr, Academy of Sci- ence. Key Club, Science Club. I-Ionors Program. FISHER, MITCHELL: DECA, Intramurals. FLEMING.WENDEL2Class Council. Foreign Rela- tions. Intramurals, Jr. Academy of Science. Key Club NHS, S Club, Science Club, Boys' State. Football, Track FORD,JOHNNY:FFA qSentine1. Jig, rTreas.,5f,y, Football. FORTNER, SANDY: Mixed Chorus. FRANCO, CECELIAI DECA, FHA, GRA, FREDRICICVANESSA: Intramurals, Library Club DECA. GRA. FROST. RODGERZ Art Club, Gymnastics. FULFER. LARRYI Entered l968. GABBARD. .IUDYZ Entered 1968. Srs. Win Magazine Drive All 3 Yrs. GEORGE. FREDDY: VICA. GIPSON. SHARON: Ifrcnch Club. Folk Singers. GRA, Pep Club. GLOVER. ANNA: FBLA, FHA lSr. Trczisj, FTA, GRA. GOFF. PAT: I Bl.A1Prcs.,Sr.J.COE. GOODMAN. DONNA: Allied Youth. Art, French Club. GBLA. FTA. GRA. Gymnastics. Intramurals. Pan Am, Pep Club. GOODMAN. JAMES: Foreign Relations. Intramurals. GORTON. GAYLEI Band, Debate. French Club, Folk Singcrs, FTA, NFL. GOSVENER. JAMES: FFA. Intramurals. VICA. GRAHAM, NANCY: Allied Youth, Band, Campus Life, Foreign Relations. French Club QVP, Jr., Pres.. Sr.j. Folk Singers, FTA, NHS, Scicncc Club. Girls' State, Majorctte. GREEN, CHARLES: FFA, GREENLEE. KEITH: FFA, GRIGGS. BERLINEZ Intramurals. GRIGGS. TERRY5 Intramurals. GRIMSLEY. KARENISenior Class Sec., Class Council QSr., Sec.J, Yearbook. All-State Band. French Club, Band, Folk Singers, FTA. NHS. Quill 8a Scroll QSec-Treas.. Sr.J, Belles Lettrcs Co-lid,, Homecoming Queen CSLJ. GROOMS, BRENDA: French Club, FTA, Pep Club. 42 .-.N i 3 . avi? 1 ' rw! f Q, 1 ' J . f alfa J. J .1 , 5 gdb... .14 5 ' . ' . , ,y 'i , r R-.,,g. ' . ,H 1 K E ff' .V,'k ...sci xr. ,J-'9 Q -1-vs lily A iv 1 - X -1 'L iff, A favs! kslygi iffl' 0, I k Qqn.,, 1' ' ui?.i:t n 9: 'rf' ii V A s 'A 81 5, ,. NX-' Q Motto . vs ,X f f T' 'We love today l Q for we have seen 3 yesterday and are - l not afraid of tomorrow. With bright smiles. Senior Class sponsors Mrs. Mary Dewett. Mrs. Mae Dove. and Mrs. Thelma Tarver look forward to a great senior year. GROVES. SlD3Class Council, Student Council. All-State Band. Key Club, NHS LSL, Pres.J, Orchestra. Boys' State. Honors Program. GRUNWALD.DALEZArt, Band. Folk Singers, Or- - Q , -ry ln. 'V chestra. Track. i-' ' 4. -., 1 4--v HAMILTON. DONNIE: FFA, VICA. HANCOCK, JEFF: Madrigals. VICA. Work Study Expe- rience. HARMON. DEBBIE: FHA. ' HARP, ALBERTA: French Club, FHA. HA RVEY. DANNY: Art Club. f HATASAKI. MARLENE1 Class Council, Art Club NHS, Pep Club 4Sec., Jr.J. Girls' State QState Treas.J w -- N ,, l'lAWKlNS, GREGZPresident, Jr.-Sr. Class, Student Council, Intramurlas, Jr. Academy of Science. NHS, Science Club, Boys' State, Football. United States Senate Youth Program, Delegate to National Science and Human- ities Symposium. A 'L' - .f , l 1 43 HENRY. GlNGERIC1ass Council, Student Council, Yearbook, Allied Youth, Art Club QSec., Soph.J, French Club. NI-IS, Pan Am, Pep Club, Quill and Scroll, Belles Lettres tArt Ed.J, Cheerleader, Girls' State, Homecoming Maid, Honors Program, Miss SHS, CSPA Convention. HENRY, KEITH: FFA, Intramurals, S Club, VICA, Work Study Experience, Football. HERSHEY. LINDAI DECA, French Club, FBLA Cfreas.. Sr.J, FTA, GRA, Pep Club, Thespians, All-School Play. HIGH, VICKI2 Art Club, COE. HOLLAND, MIKE: FFA, Intramurals. HOLLIS. BECKYZ FHA, NFL, Mixed Chorus. HOLMESLEY,VlCKI:Freneh Club, FHA, Font Singers. HOOD. KAREN: DECA, Gymnastics, VICA. HORNOR. CURT: Band, Foreign Relations QV-P, Sr.J, Jr. Academy of Science, Science Club QV-P, Sr.J, Tennis. HOUCHIN, DAVID. I'IOWARD,TIlVlSBand, Intramurals, Madrigals, Orches- tru. HUENS, JAMIE: All State Band, Art Club, Orchestra. INDORF, LORNA2 Foreign Relations, FHA, Pan Am. INGRAIVI, EDDIE: Library Club. .IAIVlES,RANDYIAl.l.ied Youth, Campus Life, French Club, Gymnastics, Intramurals. S Club, VICA, Work Study Experience, Track. ,sw W Y I 11 'Writing Good Prose' if ---9' esa c hav lv U .. is 'X ,gzfftlgf I 7 'loo 69' , fr ' lo . 'S 2 ' ' . l s., 4, I I... ii W. .- A 1..,aii5ft:1?2afl1 in QQA' , A- SZ- X 7: .AMW 6' Tm- 'TWP F6 : ' , I l JECH, CHERYLI Class Council, Student Council. Year- book fBus. Mg.J, Allied Youth, FTA. GRA, Nl-IS, Pan Am Quill and Scroll. Belles Lettres, Homecoming Maid. JENKINS, CINDY: FBLA, Madrigals, COE. Work Study Experience. JOHNSON, CHARLIE: Foreign Relations, Gymnastics Intramurals, Science Club. JONES, BRENDA: VICA, HOE. JORDON, ANN: Library Club, VICA. KARNES, SAMMYi Class Council, Intramurals, Key Club, NHS, S Club QV-P. Sr.J, Football ICO-Capt.J, KEATON, TERESA: FHA, COE, Girls, Chorus. KELLY, BILL: Entered 1968. KELLY,CHRlS: DECA, French Club, FTA, Pep Club Work Study Experience. KELLY, GAYLON. KENDRICK, BOBBY: Entered 1968. KESNER, PHILLIPZ Entered 1968, KIDD, DOUG: Chess Club, Mixed Chorus, Science Club. KNIGHT, PAT! Band, French Club, Football. LA BARR, LAURAI Allied Youth, Band, FTA, Science Club. 45 ,.,-. ,T .,.. MMTW K., S , LANE, DEONN: FIIA, Madrigals. LANGLEY.RODNE'Y'Z Art Club QPres.-Sr.J, Chess Club, Football. LATHROP, RICHARDS Foreign Relations, FFA, NHS. if in Y of o-- , ,--... Honors Program. g. fr r f-if . A sr. ' v--'9 -W ,, ,sw wt, ,Q l 1 fe1'.5:3Fi'iiffffisiliff lil' A r LAWSON, BRENDAI FHA, Library Club. , , if :Sr LAWSON, DEBBIEI Allied Youth, Campus Life, W A K xl V ' Debate, Foreign Relations, French Club, Folk Singers, -1 GRA, Madrigals, Para Medical, Pep Club, Scicncc Club, Honors Program. s . X K LEACH, ROGER: All-State Band, French Club, NIIS Orchestra, Para Medical. LEE, FREDA: Campus Lifc. LEE, LARRYZ FFA, Football. Q- LlNDsEY,DARRELL:cheSS Club qw, JR, sap, DECA, Library Club. .A :Q , , R+ E . gf ,fu ., by f fs-1. ffl, 1, qwvwf .,., If .,, I 53111, '- - .qy V A yr, Jw 1 K -,fs -Q fy 1 .fgffgriffr 5 , , . , ,reg The Great Class of '71 takes a break from Working onthe Float to nposev for a photographer. Seniors Win Homecoming Sweepstakes l l l l l Qs 'Q Y 7' W I t rp: f. 2 I1 . , , G,-0 4 L5 -My ' Av ,L r sqm, . i -f. nf? X ' I if it f L. I' L wg 0 3 , Q D ca p 3 , ,R Q 1- - 5, P05 ' K kj 'fp ' s, ., . V .f' Riu!! X ,, ., ' . ' f . 1' U Va' ' EV v .1 , . My - i ts in QT? A Z 'Nr' . :Vi ,fi LOWE, MIKE: FI-A KVP. Sr.j. Intramurals. LUCKETT. LINDA: Allied Youth. All-State Band, French Club, Pep Club. Art Club. MAESTRLKURT: Class Council, Intramurals. Key Club. VICA, Football. MAESTRI, LEA ANN: Student Council. Yearbook Staff, Allied Youth QVP. Sr.l. Art Club LVP. Sr.J, French Club GRA. Gymnastics. lntramurals. Pep Club. Quill 8a Scroll. Thespians QVP, Sr.l. All-School Play Ur.. Best Supporting Actressl. llomccorning Maid LJIJ. MAIN, PHYLISSZ VICA. MANNONJO ANN:Pep Club, VICA lllcporter and Historian, Jr.j. MAPLES. SHARON: Library Clllb- MARCHANT, DONALD: FFA, Intramurals. MANTEGANLIRVINZ Class Council, Foreign Rela- tions, Intramurals, Key Club, S Club, Football. MARTIN, BRENDA: FHA, Girls' Chorus. MARTIN, MARY2 Entered 1968. MARTIN, MIKE: Entered 1970. MARTIN, PAULETTE2 Entered 1970. MARTIN, WANDA: FTA, Library Club, MASHBURN,DAVlDI Band. -tw , X -,iff - . W ' 'I' . .F r ' 7 3fi Y'.'34 ,K --. ' fl F ff H' ' 9. t, Fxfg. -.gr j3lX,,' ' ' .' f afexff . , Bubba Wilkinson and Sid Groves attended Leadership Conference. lVlA'l'IllS, HAROLD1 Library Club. lXlAT'l'llEWS, PAULI Entered 1968. lX'lA'l'TlNGLY, BENITA: COE. MAY,JANlCl1I: FHA. MAY, PAT: VICA. MILLER, HENRY: FFA, Intramurals. MILLS, DAN: Student Council, Camera Club, French I L Club, Jr. Academy of Science, Science Club, Honors Program. MITCHELL, CINDYQDECA CTreas., SLD, French Club, Gymnastics, Intramurals, Pep Club, Science Club, Work- Study Experience. MITCHELL, GLENDA: DECA, Pep Club. 48 Cheryl 'Tech and Randy BUYSCSS give their Class Council members Sammy Karnes and OPUUOU Of the 'WW Bfaduafmn SGWUS' Mike Newman collect literature at Career 'xr Yi.. Srs. Make cl' T '12 21 P , ft' Lv'-rv If -r ft V17 IQL Many Important Decisions MORRIS. JIMMY: All State Band, Band, Folk Singers, Madrigals, NHS, Orchestra, Belle Letters, Co-ed, Honors Program. MORROW,KATRINA:Lib. Club NHS, Pan Am,- Soph. MULKEY,GAI.A2 Band, Campus Life, French Club Orchestra, Science Club. Mussino, JOE: FFA, vica MUSTAIN,DAVID: Class Coun, Foreign Relations Kcy Club, S Club, Football, Basketball, Varsity. MYERS, KENNETH: Lib. Club. MCAFFREY, RUDY: VICA. MCARTHUR, LINDA: Allied Youth, SHS contestant MCCLAIN, SUE: Band. MCCOLLOUGH, JUDY: Art Club, Lib Club.. MCCOY, JIM: Basketball Statistician MCCOY, TIM: Art Club, Intramurals. MCFERRIN, CONNIE: Lib. Club-Sf. MCGETRICK, ANN: Class Council, Foreign Relations French Club, FTA, GRA, NHS, Pep Club, Quill 8: Scroll Honors Program, Yearbook Stuff. MCGINNIS, DEBBIE: French Club, FHA, ANHS, Par.: Medical, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Honors Program. McGlNNIS, JOYI Madrigals, Pep Club, VICA. MCGlNNlS,MlNDYIAll.ied Youth, Art Club, GRA, Gymnastics, Intramurals, Pep Club, Cheerleader. NALE, DANNY: ent. Soph. NEAL, HELEN: ent. Soph. NEIL, MARKS ent. Soph. NEIL, MIKEZent, Soph. NEWMAN,MlKEZ Class Council, Yearbook Staff, Basketball. NEWMAN,SHERRY:GRA, Work Study Experience HOE. NIXON, MARGIE: Debate, NFL. Class Council members Wendel Fleming and Steve Cute take time to pose for the pho- tographer before returning to class. Q i l oo Q u . I v iz . . it fy - g ' .,,, : 523, Q . n Ab 5 nf r V , rn- f -ef K t 4 is ,ii nu In i ,Rr Srs. Jimmy Eden and Skippy Emmett are making sure they get the right announcements. Graduation Announcements Are Ordered , . . 'f- K .'- -N ,, I , -4. M , -. j,7,..t.f',..'.A-. . fri-L , .,,,-L., V,- '. ' 7 n..', - ' n- 0-.4,Q.- ' E li i ' . These Seniors admire their new senior composite. C1355 Council members Marlene Halasaki and Brenda Dimitt look over Sr. Bulletin Board. NUESMEYER, ANNE: FHA. E' im! OATES, BONNER2 Band, Paper Staff rv ... OSTENDORF, RODNEY: Band, NHS. Q-P' ,fd PARKS, JERRIZ Yearbook Staff, Foreign Relations, French Club, GRA, NHS, Pep Club, Quill 8L Scroll, Belle Lettres, Co-ed, Honors Program, Teacher's Helper. PARSONS, SUE: Student Council, Folk Singers, Mad- .fs ' X A rigals, NHS, Pep Club, Homecoming Maid, FFA Sweet- '7' JN heart. PARTON, LINDEAL: Library Club. PATTERSON, GENE: Intramurals PEACE, SAMMY: Class Council, Student Council, Year- book Staff, Allied Youth, Pep Club, Quill 84 Scroll, Thespian, All-School Play, Cheerleader, Homecoming Maid. PEARCE,LYNDAZAll State Band, Band, French Club, NHS, Orchestra, Pan Am, Para Medical, Science Club. 51 PELLIN, STEVE! FFA, Intramurals, PENNINGTON, CHARLOTTEIFHA, Library Club. PEOPLES, TONlAZStudent Council, Yearbook Staff, Allied Youth, French Club, FTA, NHS, Pep Club, Quill 8t Scroll, Thespians, All School Play, Homecoming Maid. Springdale Junior Miss, Best Over-All Acting Performance All School Play. PERRY, EARLINE: DECA. PERRY, MACK: Campus Life. PERRY, MARILYN: DECA, GRA, Mixed Chorus. Ov-Mr' PHIPPS, WAYNEZVICA. PIANALTO, DAVID: DECA, V PLUMLEE, GLENN: Allied Youth, Art Club, Key Club, S Club, Football. , 4- N5 fr ,an ,qu Xue sk 4' A Seniors found it difficult to select one of The 'WHY dlffefem Styles for their Sf- KEY- Seniors wait impatiently to be measured for their caps and gow ZNQA 52 l lS. --n A .s 1 , ,..,, The Srs. proudly accepted the Loving Cup for the second year. ,,,,,..-ff-V-M' ' ' Class Council members Fran Bower, lrvin Mantegani, Larry Ardemagni, Ginger Henry and Rocky Brooks. '-r :Ti, lv kg, y 'E we '7 m4Hi.,Q,if'f if I eg. ..,' r 'I ll x ,.. PLUMLEE, JIMMY: Frcnch Club, Gymnastics, Thesa pians, All-School Play, Basketball. POWELLQCONNIEQ Art Club, Pep Club, All School Play. POWERS, BARBARA: DECA. PRIEST, LESTER: FFA. PURYEAR, MORRIS: Golf. QUALLS, JUNE: FBLA, FHA, con. RAKES, ANN: All some Band, Orchestra, vicfx. RANALLI, ALBINAQ Pep Club, VICA, Girls Chorus, REED, DALINE: Band, FBLA, NFL, NHS, Orchestra, Science Club, Thespians, All School Play. 55 Seniors Look Forward REED, ED: All State Band, Band, Asst, Drum Major, Drum Major, Debate, Madrigals, NFL, NHS, Orchestra, Boys State, Governor of Boys State. REED, JOE: Basketball. REEVES, J AQUlTA:GRA, Girls stare. RENCH, LYNN: Bulldog Herald, GRA, VICA, Gym- nastics, Intramurals, Pa.n Am. REYNOLDS, BONNIE: Art Club, Bulldog Herald, FHA, Pep Club. ROBERSON, PAULA: Foreign Relations, French Club. GRA, NHS, Para Med., Honors Program. ROBERTS, CONNIE: FBLA, FHA. ROBERTS, LONNIE3 FBLA, Work Study Program. ROBERTSON, BILL: Band, Orchestra. ROBERTSON, KAREN: FHA. rHist.-Sm ROBlNE'l I'E, BECKYZ ent. Soph. ROBlNSON,ENOLA: FHA, Pan Am, VICA, Work Study Experience Program, ROBINSON, HAROLD: Intramurals, Library Club. ROSE, TOMMY: DECA, Intramurals. ROSO, EDDIE: DECA, Intramurals, Football, Track. lo Graduation ,jp ,sr r . ,gr 'rx L' Q ,ighfmf 5 A ,tr .army-1 N al 4'-5 , ,i-Wy I ' R x X VLVV 3 I' I N ff or , f Y 'CN,A' 1s L 'X R tf,, S a v , o IA 1 -' -p if ff' Wir fs- ..,,,-f- its ,no- F5 Q 64 HI l -4 I -f'v A. ,J ' ,f -2 ,- 5:-Y' f U 18 ...Q Mrs. Power's face was familiar to all Seniors in picking up 'gear' for Graduation. fl? ,- YQ , . 'r 1, I- I s , , an -Q- ,I- r-ss eg: 'l I . Ll! - Us ' ROUGHTON, PATSY: Art Club, Campus Life, FBLA, Pan Am, COE. ROYCE, PI'IIL:Band, Debate, NFL, Orchestra, Pan Am, Honors Program. RUGE, KENNETH: Foreign Relations, Intramurals. Library Club, Pan Am. SAFLEY. CQNNIE3 Gymnastics. SCOTT. DAN: DECA. SCOTT, DIANNE: Debate. FBLA, GRA, Gymnastics Intramurals, NFL, Pep Club, Thespians, All School Play. SCOTT. MARIE: Library Club, VICA. SEALS, .IOETTAZ Art Club, Debate, FBLA, Pan Am. SEARCY, LORENAI FTA, Jr. Academy of Scicncc Nl-IS, Pan Am. Honors Progam. Man's place is in the kitchen? 'Lp-- X SELF, MARK: Golf. SETTYJOANN: Band, Bulldog Herald, French Club. FTA, Orchestra. SHELTON. LYN: Allied Youth, FTA, GRA, Gym. nastics, Intramurals, Pep Club, Homecoming Maid. SHERRY. LARRYIAllied Youth, Art Club, Campus Life, Intramurals, Football, Golf. SIMS. CHERYLIYearbook Staff, Campus Life. Debate, FBLA, FHA, FTA, NFL, Quill at Scroll, Thespian, All School Play, Girls State. SIZEMORE, KAREN: ent. Soph. SMITH. GARY: ent. Soph. SMITH, MlKEZent. Soph. SMITH. PHYLLISZ ent. Soph. xj 'fl ' -wm- l l Class Council member Laquita Day sits in Mr. Dewitt's office trying to decide which ggcollege she will attend. Srs. walk the halls of SHS for the last year before they graduate. ,S , , f ., .. 2 ar -. f. 151: i -A ,. , lv 8 .lla Qs So THIS is what Sadie Hawkins Day is all about!'?! LJ I . :Jr ' .,.,.7 -- 'L'4 ik fb -Q Pam Tuggle puts this toddler in his place SMITH. TOM: Football. SMITHEE, KEN: ent. Soph. SNOW,.IAMAIClass Council, Student Council. Allied Youth, Bulldog Herald, Camera Club, French Club, Gymnastics, Intramurals, Pep Club, Quill 84 Scroll, Home- coming Maid. SNOW, RUSSELL2 DECA. Intramurals, Library Club. SPRADLING, MARLINI FFA, Intramurals. STAMPS, .IANICEI ent. Soph. STAMPS, ROBERTA: ent. Soph. SUTHERLAN,TOMMY2'French Club, Intramurals, Track. TAYLOR, DUBBYZ Art Club, FBLA, Gymnastics, Pan Am, Pep Club. 57 5 .fl 9 Seni0f5 heighm ranged this Year from 4'l1'I The traditional custom of exchanging cards was seen again this year. Becky Hollis, to 6'5 Mitchell Fisher. TAYLOR,MARTHAZ Yearbook Staff, Foreign Relations, FTA, GRA, NI-IS, Pan Am, Quill 84 Scroll, Belles Lettre, Honors Program, Teacher's Helper, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. TEAGUE, RICKY: Work Study Experience TEAL, L.D.Z Chess Club, Intramurals. TERRY, ANNITTAI ent. Soph. THOMAS, STEVE: Library Club, Bulldog Spotlight. THOMPSON, JIM: Intramurals. THOMPSON, MARY: FBLA. TODD, DAVIDI Chess Club. TODD, DEEICampus Life, French Club, Work Study Experience. 58 lt Pl bw... -an .lv ...av 4, I X 'iw .2 r TOLSON, GAY: Art Club, NHS. TOMLINSON, LORNAZ Art Club, FBLA, GRA, Work Study Experience. TUCKER, TERRY: Student Council, All State Band, Bulldog Herald, French Club, Intramurals, Jr. Academy of Science, Key Club, Orchestra, S Club, Science Club, Boys State, Football, State Science Fair Winner. TUGGLE, PAM: Foreign Relations, French Club, NHS, Honors Program. TURLEY, DAVID: Student Council, Key Club, S Club, Football, Basketball. TURNER, PAULZ Science Club. TYSON, JOHN: Class Council, Student Council, Allicd Youth, Gymnastics, Key Club, S Club, Boys State, Basketball, Track. UPTON, DONNIEZ Camera Club, Chess Club, Debate, NFL, Science Club, Track. VANZANT,TERESAj Art Club, Band, French Club, Li-brary Club, Mad rigals. There are many different expressions on the faces of Seniors at SHS Some of the people are happy and some look very solemn, but at we ri. 5434, A few of our favorite things! Seniors work hard to win toy and clothing drive for second year in a row. I wonder who got the cute Teddy Bears .... WARD, TOMMY: Class Council, S Club, Football, Bas- ,. ketbull, Track. WATSON, BECKY: FBLA,coE. L, WATSON,MIKE:A,rzc1ub,DECA. 31 ,' ,x r - Us L, f - if gy' J g -1 Q A Q . ., ' fs., 34 , se z L fr' K U i 2 af? . f ' ' 'A ' if i,,, , fra f, .in WEATHERS, ROY: ent. Soph. Wggg, DONQ Band, DECA, VICA. WELCOME. DIANNE: FBLA, Gymnastics, COE, All '9' School Play. E ,X WEST, DARRELLI DECA, Intramurals, VICA. WHEELUS, JERLYN3 Campus Life, FHA, Pan Am, VICA. l 1 A C WHITE, GARY: FFA, Honors Program. l In the end, 364 Seniors Graduated WHITTLE, LINDA: VICA. WIELAND, JAMES: Intramurals. KE , Q WILBURN, LARRY: ent. Soph. i . , W L 5 A ' 1 - ' 3 ' I 0' , 1 A fi A, X no ,.... 17 fv- 'ir-'P if . ' fi f , AJ.. V, Htl f :awf- 'X-1. XE' , . WILES. GARY: Yearbook Staff, Camera Club, Science Club, Honors Program. WILEY, CONNIE: FHA, GRA, Library Club, Pep Club. WILKERSON, DAVID: Band, Foreign Relations Orchestra, S Club, Golf. WILKINS, .IIM FFA, Intramurals. WILKINSON, GEORGE5 Class Council, Student Council, Key Club, S Club, Boys State, Football, Basket- ball, Track. WILSON,JUDY:A11ied Youth, FBLA, GRA, Intra- murals, Pep Club. WILSON, LINDA: em. soph. WINTERBOER, GLORIA: Art Club, Band, French Club, FTA, Intramurals. WINTERS, BOBBY: Class Council, Student Council, Allied Youth, Key Club, Football, Track. WINTERS,MARILYN: Aft Club, FHA, GRA, NHS, Intramurals, Pep Club. WOOD, GALYN1 FHA, NFL, Pep Club, Thespians, All School Play. WOODS, PHILLIP: FFA, Intramurals, VICA. 61 YEAGER, DEBBY: Art Club. ZULPOJOE: Class Council, DECA, FFA, S Club, I ' Football. ZULPO, LINDA: Class Council, Allied Youth, Art Club Pep Club, Homecoming Maid. ,-,M 1,5 Ny- J CHASE, MELISSAIALI State Band, Band, Campus Life, French Club, Junior Academy of Science, NHS, Orchestra, .5 I Para Medical, Science Club. Sf.. , , .ff V MEADOR, JAMIE: Allied Youth, Bulldog l-lemld, .S f A Camera Club, GRA, Gymnastics, Intramurals, Pep Club, iv Quill Sr Scroll, Cheerleader, Girls State, Homecoming r 5 Maid, Miss SHS Contestant. ti 5 1 The class of '71 proved its ability to serve the community by giving the Day Care Center children a picnic followed by fun and games at the park. This and other projects helped them win the Class Service Award for the second year in a row. Q ,,,g, Z, ,, 62 ws ,,,, , G Becoming a Junior means being faced with the challenge of presenting the best Jr.fSr. Prom at SHS. To finance this expensive activity, the Class of '72 had several money making projects this year. Among these projects was the sale of Bulldog ink pens. The class also sold red and white T-shirts and Christmas fruit- cakes. Other fund raising projects included pop bottle drives and Work- ing in concession stands during the Rodeo. The Junior class demonstrated its school spirit by supporting the Bull- dogs with enthusiasm at games and pep rallies. The class ended the year by printing BELLES LETTRES. Junior Class officers, VICE-PRESIDENTV Jann Schoeffler, PRESIDENTfRandy Kimbrough, SECRETARYTREASURER- Joan Harness Alderson, Amber 4 5, 7 Q ,if Baker, Cathy Archer, Jeannie Armstrong, Geraldine Bailey, Danny ' A Barnes, Tommie K l Barron, Cindy Bass, Patricia Bauer, Susie Baushiger, Louis Benham, Sandy Benson, Sandy 5. X i 1 Beth, Gayle Bilderback, Charlotte Bishop, Rodney L 2 Bowen, Jimmy I .7 I . Bowen, Vida V. Bowman, Ray il ii Bradley, Pete Avis, Brickey, Charles ni 1' 4. Briggs, LeRoy l' ei Bright, Lareca f I Brisco, Wayne , X A J Brooks, Mike Qi ' 63 Bryant, Wayne Buckley, Tim 1. Burgess, Dennis Burgess, Teresa 2' - M. Burke, Donnie 4 Burks, Wanda . - 5 7 , a,i D Butler, Janie Bynum, Charles Byrd, Denise Cagle, Sharon Callentine, Judy Campbell, Helen Carnes, Barbara Carnes, Rosemary Carson, Billy Carver, Jim Cary, Jeanne Casey, Ch.ris Cash, Bethal Christian, Cliff Chudej, Kathy Clark, Glenda Clay, Larry Claypool, Diana , J Cloer, Deborah Clutter, Diane Cole, Lee Cole, Vonita 0 1 Collins, Tommy ,bi , -..a Cook, Shearlyn , V N sf Cook, Stanley Counts, Larry Courtney, Carol Courtney, Gary Cripps, Joe Dablemont, Debbie ,E 5 Q v 4 9 B Class council members Donna Hawkins and Terry Frost sell T-shirts for Junior Class. 64 aa 5 9 -Q o, Q 7 f Ja L 9 In-4-7 g its! I .4f ,ft J, 0 , 3 ,f lx ,Q ' .rl 55, r, 4 I 'Hz A , Qi ff F, e K - ' ' , - J K Q'-J J 1 - . 's fl' . , - 1. 'Ji' U, A X , , A A Large turnout for Junior class meeting displays interest and enthusiasm. i' l-ff-1 ,g -'L M 5 ' 5- , ,: rr .wa .'J, I1 MJ' N VL if Q 3 Q 5 tx. .:.::i:z Q: ec cg' ,A rr Fi gf. ' F 'Q gl. ggi' lg if 'A' 'Fi' 71 il' i 2' XXI it xl' rr as N1 i J s, Q: -l 'f l J it 12 ' x .F- , J 'Y' X , i t 2 ii J ,I ' 4 'fm ,-941'-. 10 ,a K- - ' - I A 4' Z cl...L.L.Lk si N A V 'A i .. W Dx '.-r po- es- fs ' I 3- J 2 ,Q J A 7 .J I ' .9 ,mnwx ,.. .png i .J mn fri X Davis, Carole Davis. Dennis Davis, James Dennis, Gail Duncan, Becky Dutton, Gwen Eagle, Roger Easter, Jerry Eden, Bobby Edmondson, Diane Emerson, Rick Emil, Vicki Erickson, Becky Farmer, Don Farris, Ronnie Fausette, Violet Ferguson, Barbara Ferguson, Sharon Filding, Bernard Fields, Jean Fields, Norma Fisher, Cindy Fisher, Danni Fleming, Danny Flowers, Celia Flowers, Cynthia Foley, Shannon Ford, Carol Frost, Terry Gains, Toni Gay, Marlene Gibbons, Denise Gilmore, Debbie Gilmore, Jeannie Goates, Marleen Gray, Ann Green, David Green, Tina Greenlee, Barbara Greenlee. Dennis Griffith, David Groves, Cha.rles Groves, Dorothy Hagen, Donna Hagerty, Debbie Hales, William Hardin, Marilyn Harger, Curtis 3 -vs - J I .. ,, 2' 1 . Q s,-f 4 een. 7,- fi'-S? Debbie Hagerty, and Debi Moore planned the advertising for the annual Junior class fruitcake sale Harlan, Roger Harmon, Dineac Harness, Joan Harp, Amy Harp, Darrell Harrell, Tyler Harris, Henry Harris, Susie Harris, Paula Harrison, Jimmy Hart, Karen Hatasaki, Janice Hawkins, Donna Hawkins, Vicki Hendrix, Jerry Hendricks, Sharon Henderson, Allen Hershey, Arlene Hice, Paula High, Brenda High, Wray Hightower, Pattie Hill, Nancy Hinchman, Diana Hipes, Blaine Hoke, Robert Holcomb, Carol Hollis, Phillip Holloway, Ellie Holly, Karen House, Patricia Houser, Ann Hudson, Sonny Hasley, James Hulchens, Robert Hulchcns, Russell 1 ti 4 ' ,., l fvw, , H I 1 fn X Q ,. Arg' fl fi .ff A 'cis' Hia ' 'W ,, lf, t 1, Al , 8 12 We at -A rn Sim 1 J - V 9 , f, ,, ,, . K. f i J f A f' 1 J-,rw 1 - -Y X ff? - ' , i I' ,M N: i f H ,gg ,, Rn I , N , Us . 1' - TV ,,, V 9 ,,, JJ f, ,,, i wa I '.., I Wi. 01 rvs .', ,a Li N XA i fs? Y . -1 ,n. . f-'9 o lj! 1 ,I --:: ,Q ,a .J .gl 'l fi. .Ji Mg ,I , ? 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X i W 7 1 rv ' 7' . y if 'bg h I' I I 1 .4 ,fx ' 4.1 1--r -'vi s 1 - , 0 A A ' A J XJ I f : e Ii 'xv ..n .67 . 1 sf sa ,dh J lronside, Randall Jacobs, Stephan Jared, Janet Jaro, Eddie Jessee, Eddie Johnson, Dottie Johnson, Lance Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Ricky Johnson, Sherrie Johnson, Sherry Johnston, Jan Jones, Darrell Jones, Eugene Jones, Patricia Jones, Rosemary Keith, Karen Kendrick, Brenda Kendrick, Jan Kcnnan, David Kilpatrick, Kathy Kimbrough, Randy Kincheloe, Charles King, Debra LaBelle, Carla Larkin, Donna Larson, James Laughlin, Karen Lawson, Glenette Lay, Debbie Layne, Jeannie Lee, Pamela LeFever, Terry Legg, Dennis Letsch, Colleen Little, Linda Lloyd, Billy Lloyd, Jon Logan, James Logue, Carolyn Loveland, Mark Lynch, Janice Lynch, Miriam McA1ister, David McClain, Sherry McClure, Rita McCo11ough, Laura McCurdy, Judy Ii Juniors Prove Organization I-lelps 'MPWU? Class Council members: FRONT LOOKOUTeBarbara Carnesg DRI DRIVER-Brenda Kendrick McElroy, Ina McGzu'rah, Glenna Mcjunkin, Steve McKinely, Debbie McNeeley, Linda McReynolds, Vikki Massey, Doug Martin, Jerry May, Debbie May, Gaylon Melekian, Mary Medley, Mary Melton, Joyce Miller, Ilclcn Miller, Kathy Mitchell, Frank Moffat, Sue Moore, Bobby VER-Teri L ,,.-, gh ' 'fl A r i, X A Y., I no ff ! N pf' 3 I Eff . ., ,X ,V Q H . eFevre: BACK LOOKOUT-Marlene Gay, ASSISTANT rifle i 1, - ,riff A ev 3 if ,113 A ,X ,lx 'Vu , ,, 111 .1 1 ,3 q ig, X -,.. , ,-g g- , N , I M ,ii j f' 2 b V V AV V f ' ' , , ai E r , on rw , V ,f fs- I f n l X I -, ' l. I P- ' fl: , - 1.33 o ,ji g A . . . l I' . ,...-Q .A-:wx 'f V' 0. 1' 'YS , 3 P .1 ' ' U3 N7 Moore. Debi Moore. Larry Moore, Phil C: , Morrison, Gary , Mounce, Jerry -. 7 'Q 1 Mustuin, Diana 1 ff t C , i ' , , v , 0,1 l ,Q . A bi. '1. A 'gf' .wwf J if., W2 Nam. Myung I-lec Q Nelson. Guy ' it Newman, Bobby f as AKA K Q N KW NicoLl.Stcve - K f' Nolan, Peggy -7 ' ' , Q A A 1 . 44 Oates, David ' ' K 1' f 'r ,4 'fl fl xr X ' Ak' Y A Ogle, Janie . , X' Pack. Steve , L XX Palmer. Steve A V , V Y .' C Parrish. Darlene A 5 ff' ,. 1' ff 1' le Penny.Pam 1, 5 , .- A ,Q 4, r' Phillips. Dawn 3 f X 1 2 9 . i L A ,Sf - ' X ' Phillips, Pat I H,,f--- : Phipps. Delores ' fy? Pianulto. Floyd 4 -, , P -We Pianulto. Virgil ,L 5.-X f' fr K, nv F' if ,-f Pierson. Jay I ' . .1 j'L . k gl, A9 3 ' A , Pinkley. Alice . W ' -Z X' AJ' ,- ii ,f, Y I I T fx. X .Qw- Class Council members: Tracee Neff, Dineac Harmon, Guy Nelson. and Jerry Mounce. -i wg i' -N g 4 .. ' - n,.Nx A T- 1 .fg C -. ' 1 2'Z ' . ' D' ' -f' Z Junior Class sponsor: Mrs. Dorothy Creighton. 69 Presley, Rita Price, Marilyn Rainwater, Randy Ramsey, Linda Ramsey, Glenda Reeves, Jannie ff A Reed, Becky Reed, Dennis Reed, Jim Reed, Kathy Reynolds, Virginia Reynolds, Wayne , ' 4 YU' rf. 1 f Aa Ik., M X 2 . K A- b ', , i X Robbins, David Robbins, Tom Robinson, Sherry Rogers, David Runyan, Laura Russell, Ivan 44 Class Council members: Danni Fisher. Gayle Beth, John Ed Smith, Susie Harris, and Debbie Hagerty 70 5 wif S4 .49 e7' Qf ' f f Q' V Y Junior Class sponsors: Mrs. June Hawkins and Mrs. Wanda Johnson Juniors Work Toward Togotherness 5,- 1 x '. I N X, If -1 .ogg -' ' I ff. id, fi sigh. Junior Class sponsori Mr. Steve DeV0re Junior girls work hard'on Homecoming float which later wins 3rd place in float division. Russell. Tommy Russell, Will Sabatini, Mary Sbanotto, Harry Schoeffler. Jann ' Scott, Dana '1 5 r ' 7 I 4 x M t 'ix E g ,ef so -'gl l I W will Scott, Delores Seaton. Becky Seuy, Tomml' Shackleford, Marsha P 4 nv Shaver,Darrell Shawharl, Sue '11-g, '? i'1'.f': Shepherd, John Shepherd, Richard Sherry, Kitti Short, Carole K , ! - 23 4 'Z-' ' Siler, Lonnie V11 I X b Silmon, Tim ri ik- , , f,,z --Y 6' ' N 'S ' fr AQ - r f Sizemore, Sandra Smith, David - t Smith, John Ed 1 ix K M Smith. Linda , - 7- V, u 3: i A Smith, Robert 3 FQ ' 'fl 4 fr'-by 'd - r Snow, Doris -D 'A ' K A . gg 4, x 4' 'f V. .4 -! ---' 1 -1 ,, W A ' M 71 Thix little turkey here . . . Sparks. Melinda Speck. Larry Springston. Kenny Stacy. Sandra Stamps, Anita Stamps. Kathy Stewart. Ray StoL1t,Charlic Stroud, Lynncttc Taldo. Marilyn Taylor. Alfred' Taylor. Glenda Taylor. Jackie Taylor. Kerry Taylor. William Tcchcc. Cheryl Thomzm. Dale Thomas, Verna Thompson. Danny Thompson. Jeancttn Tolson, Sam Tomlinson. Tcmpic Tripp. Sue Turley. Teresa Turner. David Tyson. Cheryl Underwood. Linda VanClcavc. Donna Vaughan. Bobby Vaughn. Mike ARE THEY OR AREN'T THEY . . . new Junior cheerleaders 173 Qfiff' l E Ni :V f 5' fl r 'f I N '53 , ,. - VA I A W A . t 1 X i I L fp i ws V 2' ' i 'fd M1' jf. . . 1 V , , , --If Q X . .35 I I , J 1 M! 1 4 Saw? . fe T' f ' Nfl .2 Ll , ,ff Q ,f , . ,a ' , ,., ,P-X fx 7-71 s ,MQ ,, VT'-TN -gg . . ' . M3 f . , . .A 9 2 I f ' ... -rx 5' i -- -1 ' Tv ' 14 K 'V NH -,csv .s i ,- X ' 2 It , , , ' I -. I S' X K V H W I A 'V . P ff., if S 'W fi l 2 .ww f l 'V , ,Q ' 2 5 ' ' ,,. ,, ye-. Q f' 4 -ff r ! ,V ,Q .3 , . Ag .Li f ' 'Q ,J -' ., ,, .N ff' jg' ' ff A J., . , V . t X ,. rf f 1 ful V I f I it .- fi ' i 1 0 . .D . ' . ' ,X Q, . -1 1 xr . me . ff tl -. x 1 .V f -, 5 . ,O 4 2 ., W X . I i 1 , n Irs- .fn . ,Nl X ' . .3 I Y , ,5 , .-. ' ,, -..4 J X i l 1 A Q A .B 5 i . 3 f,T , -A ,-4 'fa ,M f-Q rm ,J v ,, fn' ,, F1 'X t,,jNf! Q- nf fn- , 5 . 4' ' 1 , ,, .7 , ' . li 8 ..-- x - A - 1 Hi, ,f 5 'rv v. , .5 X jx, VerMuelen. Nancy Verser. Savannah Walker. Johnny Mike Ward, Terry Warmuck, Bill Watson. David Weathers. Bill Weis. Kay Weller, Sunna Wells, Sally West, Lois Wheat, joy Wheeler. Butch Whinnery. Gary Whitfield, Curtix Whittle, Charles Wilburn, Kay Williams. Rita Willis. Denver Willis, Marcia Winterboer, Diane Wolf. Dcrwin Wood. Amy Youngman. Wayne 'FI .- ' if elbfmaf Sophs Take lsi in Floai Division Unsure but serious and enthusi- astic in getting a start, the Sopho- mores faced a change in emphasis and value. Despite their tough schedules. Sophomores found time to make new friends and join new clubs. Sophomores showed their win- ning luck paired with talent by coming up with a first place home- coming float and coming in second in the clothing and magazine drives. Adams, Ben a Addison, Raymond i ' ' I i s A I Ahart. Dennis j , ' ' 4 'ii Alexander, Beverly U i ' UV Allen. Charles A if A ' 1' X A Alverson, Debbie A , - , r l ' wg C., ,Ti , A 'C' X .5 . ' , 5 If K wir. wr' l i ' ' ii' Ames. Brenda 4 0 Ames. Steve Arclemagni. Marsha Arford. Pam V Armstrong, Jan 'ji J, i Armstrong, Vickie ,., 1 i 5 I rf! ' xv, i 'I W V ' 1:1 f Fi' A' I L 1 Atkinson, Joyce Y W . ' ' Austin, Phyllis Bagwell, George Bailey, Bobby Baird, Beverly Baker, Carol Baker, Jimmy Baker, Terry Barker, Paula Barron, Alvin Barnes, Charlotte Bartlett, Terry 'O , is W 2' ' Q i L '. . . .sei YS. L J I '51 .Q A ,g s, wb G ff f u,,.., 'AX I D-if . I I JK? , ' 1 . I .- , J . A + 9 M, B .1, Q In 'nxx ' 1 J . '1l AX ,,,,.,,..,--f 'm' , '.....,.,-f ' I B ,1 ,1-. ,I r'7 fl .fa ,X on rb,f .br ,4 xx fr, Q w -A 1, 4 ' , - rl- ,. ,-. V? lv' f- l f- , ' , A J' A -'N g 615, f ' ai arf, .. 3 .- H ' f i aa J B Q 1 f i ,WSH , -J .fb -4 X . Q::x,,,,,,.t 9 f I 1 l WV! 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Ricky Bryant, Doug Burdick, Alan Burk, Kim Burks, Janice Bynum, Peggi Campbell, Brenda Carnes, Freddy Carpenter, Jim Carter, David Carter, Donna Carter, Jerry Carter, Ray Carter, Virginia Case, Jerry Catron, James Chambers, Joni Charlesworth, Susan Clardy, Jeanette Clark, Gary Cline, Ken Collins. Coleen Collins, Debbie Collins, Pam Coop. Sharon Cooper, Marty Cooper. Pam Couch, Mike Council, Theresa Counts, Bobby Cowan. Christy Coward, Marcia Cox, Caffy Critchfield, Debbie Cross, Danny Crowder, Jerry Cruthis, Karen Culver, Clifford Curtis, Dixie Daniels, Gary Davis, Janice Davis, Kathy Davis, Larry Day. Raymond Dayton, Sharon Deatherage, Danny Denham, Dan Denzer. Tim Dewese. Janet DeWese, Jean Dickinson, Kathy Downum, Donna Downum, Randy Drain, Donna Drake, Connie Drake. Willene Douthit, Letha Earlywine, Rhonda Eicher, Debbie Endacott, Tim Evans, Deniese Faddis, Randy Feagin. Donna Feagin, Gary Fields, Kandi Fisher, Brenda Fitzhugh, Tim Flowers, Karlene .3 L , L2 . ,.., .uf 1 F , .ix , f , U 4 L -4- A G' , 'lla iili' 1 f A Ax A ,f , Qx dtai I 1 f- '4 J X l' Lv. 1,1 ' '93, 1 'ft ,A if r I if ' 'a- .. '. ' v 1 f Q P' fv- A nf f ! f A v C Q. , if ' f V i 2- I Q. a:,' ,!.Z12f'Y t 4- T .ll 4 v 'I' di 4517+ 'f 2, is f , - gil., 1,- V -fiefw ttfii, if z L i..g-,,:3,g,1- ii li A L ef, , A 1 . Q i, ' 4 F I SJ' .1 ,fy 1 t ..,h .. - x ,T ax, eflvar, 1 -fp , of t. if .,.. .1 1 'rv-Q V A , If K A V A S w M X ,,,, , V , , M ' 'ASG . A , ,K J Agri, 'jx A A r' ' ,fd , 'X 5' .Qi 'Q -w'- -4 x ' ffi' -W ., 7 A , -' I K Q. fllii. 7 If ,911 .Hmeff , r ,- -Q 1 ,K ft 9 N if - I ' 4 A , 'AY ' j , ' 514- X' A V ' w 'W' 1 5 VT . ,lagging ,Y iv cr 127 I 9' i li C X I , iv 4' X134 -in 1 V ,fri fl' C x i A! A 2 X , 1 Vl.4,k, ,Z ' ,I , 9 ' A Q2 3 ,i,, , , iiiiiift... 'Tir at ,s ar ,4-'REI' 1, fl . J: A .gi M .Q i AB T' ti - JK f 6 -lrn K 1 ' . gi Q- , I a f' V 1 , t ll ,1- ff? fm? 9' M. I .J I , ,.-v IR i 1 l i l f y Q C515 ff 5 i Qs hii f ' .-'73 in J -f.- 3 L' ' 'lf i-I -,il K ,aiu ' Y A? 1 .. ' W xv' A .V '3' W f I , Ll, i ... . ,L vc 'Y in .f 4 JI' Q N. my W- 1 f N Y Ii 'ff fl ljfifm l X! i ff X S l Floyd, Debbie Frisby, Herman Fulfer, Sarah ,fb , 1 LS- F' N Fullerton, Fran .4, V . .9 F' Garrett, Debbie - ,'-1 l ' 1- ,-, 1 7 f 5 Gay,Susan fl - v , Q vff F U 1 . 4 if f , 1 ef. . .56 . . .l Gebhart, Darla Gibbons, Kenny Gilstrap, Pete 1 A A Graham,Glenn v ' f i Gral1am,John 1 D 3 3 '3 , Granata, Tommy ..e- v 7. . ,, ld 1 .- if X ,ra 1 .f . I I .1 Graue, Nancy Greenhaw, Suzanne f vs A ll, V S Greenlee, Brenda a f Q 40 Griffith. Rocky Grimsley, Sherri Grooms, Suzanne 4 . fs 1 'ir ff' f I' ii f R IH f K I ' 1 ' A I f I ,Pl I - If ' . . Hagen, Vickie Q., Hairston, Dennis f , . - X Hall, Becky ,, Hall, Jerry S' , f f' f A' ra r Hamblin, Ester E, r 1 ' - 5 ,Q 5 , 9 . Hardcastle, Debbie 'V A 79' 'x ,I ', A If . 1 , X I , ' f ,r J A ' t W rg' at l X if - ' . r ' ' ' ' ' Hardin, Mike 1 Harp, Beverly . 'I .Q Harp, Doris ' Harp, Steve 6 vp Harp, Virgil F? .,, 5 W U r . 9 Harper, Jeff 'I 'ff X Ja f Q F' V , . .. .- f 5 f fl 1 T55 l Harrison, Dee 5 Hawthorn, Linda XAX Haynes, Joyce 'sql 4 7 Henderson, Mike ' fix . . . - ' Q vs , . ' ' n A Hennmgton, Vickie 4' S' ' 5, A, ' - 15 f Henry, Linda fs :Y ' .- I ' 7 1 Q 'x ,iv fr in .M fr X, ' V1 ..- I V. 3, A' Q KAW . rf , . , Sophomore sponsors: Mrs. Rita Jeffus, Mrs. Alice Shephard, and Mrs. Lana Hampton discuss upcoming events. v 'r 1. 5 V - Y, . f 5 f 3 3 . R ez ' A A V.. Q NP ,E I M 1 X ' - - I ' 'f + f J. -rc 55.7 e . , ,.,. , . K 52 :?f,,5s4G , A .je if , , U. I .K W-,QP Avg, ' N, M wg. fl I .- ge, l . . . 7 1 '55, . 4:22.54 Q '4' - Class council members, Susi Williams, Charlene Williams, and Debbie Garrett strive to win annual magazine drive. - ' vi , 1. flu - H! 5,4 e x,-'1g i 'T i 'W i Parten and Kathy Holt . . Herriman, Pam Hess, Linda Higgins, Clarissa Higgins, Howard Hill, Ronnie Hinshaw, Ross Hittson. Pat Hollingsworth, Susie Hollis, Jimmy Holloway, Veda Holmes, Jeff Holt, Kathy Hooks, Harold Hope, Pome Horton, Leon House, Jeanine Howard, Teresa Hull, Nancy Hull, Tommy Irwin, Paula Jackson, Joe Jackson, Mike Jesse, Ada Johnson, David Johnson, Debra Johnson, Donna Johnson, Kathi Jones, Larry Jones, Paul Jordon, Gary Julian, Debbie Kelly, Roger Kilgore, Linda Kilpatrick, Carolyn Kilpatrick, Sheila King, Sheree M , -iff -if ., f,1?e,e 'L- 'ffggsglf ' ua Ere 1 S WAP!--1 . Sophomore Class Council member Laurie McKim offers the shirt off her back to Debbie Bill Zulpo assists cheerleaders in their . but finds it unnecessary as Sophs. were 2nd in clothing drive. efforts to build up spirit. -- s, 'N i f' ,ff , '1 K 'V 4 . A . A' V' 2 Q ', - .- -ev U f- ff , fy , J in ' .t . ,V , A I xxx it I Q' l s 'VL' Q i 4 li t X 'll ' - a Q , mi . i , I 25, gh - '29 1' 'F f ,g ini 'ff 1 J ' I , A V ,Q rg ,Q bb ,gs V t i ,JI W 2 'v -r ,. W. M- , .-4 I - 1- fy ' 3 .. , x f . be it :Q I ,. -1,0-2 1, f - '- H 'ar i rom , .wif ,f f f 11, ' ' 53 ,-gif . af: 1, ,raw J , . ,, , , 7 Vx: A Y J K T '-SB ii' . ,. ,,, J 1: ,J ' :J 2, I , 4- ,QA , , 5 , - , N f 1 wx' KM' s R f ge 'I' ff' 1 17 I A QL' Q 'S 'A , . . ' -.,. f. gf 9 g, Q J 4'-12 t . ' 1 .W ,, -' .f M FW Y was 11- ' . li 5. 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Karen Knight, Ted Kretzer, Sherrie Kuxhaus, Deniese Labelle, Roland Lamb, Karl Lane, Joyce Lane, Ricky Lankford, Francis Lawson, Carol Lawson, Susan Lee, Linda Lee, Terri Lee, Ricky Leep, Dallas Legg, Randy Lehman, Sharon Leisure, Debbie Leverich, Lonnie Lewis, Cheryl Lewis, Della Lewis, Stella Lindley, Steve Long, Rhonda Lynch, Jeanette McCarty, Jackie McCoLlugh, Suzanne McConnell, Cathy McConnell, Gary McCoy, Jesse McFei-rin, Jerry McGeehee, Rhonda McGinnis, Richard McJunkin, Dusty McKim, Laurie McKinney, David McLaughlin, Lisa Macon, JoAnne Maestri, Danny Maples, Nina Maples, Paula Maples, Terri Marchant, Linda Mars, Darrell Mans, Dwayne Marsh. Gary Martin, Charles Left Class Council officers Jim Wier, Class Council Members: front row-Karen Spradling, Baker. Back rowfJames Watts and Tony vice president, Jerre Biggs, secretary, Jane Smith, Christy Cowan, and Debbie Hardcastle. Williams. fnot picturedj Sandra and Tony Williams, president. Middle: Second row-David Reed, Joe Simmons, and Carole Thompson Martin, Janice Martin, Linda Martin, Terry Mashburn, Beth Massey, Debbie Massey, Gregg Mitchell, Jim Montgomery, Lavina Moore, Bill Moore, Ricky Morrow, Cindy Mourning, Sue Mulkey, Tim Myers, Dianne Neal, Paul Neal, Sharon Nighswonger, Brent Noland, Betty Ocheltree, Ernie Orr, Gary Ostendorf, Marilyn Owens, Phil Parks, Doug Parsley, Debbie Paxten, Debbie Pascal, Gail Pate, Bobby Patent, Mike Payne, Kevin Payne, Rita Peal. Shirley Pellin, Theresa Phipps, Gary Pianalto, Pat Pianalto, Randy Pickron, Mary A , ' f eil Q f ff. rv i , pm B -4, ff TTI' : ,J A , P X - ,g 1 I fb A if i iii' vi , ,,5 't'il v , , l ina V ri A .0 ,Haig r S, S c My ' , Q if S if .1 - i i' - J Iv' f, . ., -i t J, 1 I ,A Q T J , Q .lf ' -:Nl 'r - . if fn , s 'N' , A ' .-of ff 4 ff 'K 'i , - .' :lil J f V -' l .Q'iQ5 ,ai, ,Q , . f f i 1 4 ,J-.. V, .. ,,,-, Q f 11- ,-5, .A ,9 J , I, I, Jef? t' ,,, X ' 1 ,ia .-J .Z A 'IT in H rf, ,, , Q Q ,Q l- sf.: 7 A l . 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V 1 li 27 of' -pl -fr .J , N vi - 60 In ...f 83 Administration Reconstruction of Tornado-torn, Fire - The Springdale School Board is established to organize the school system. Bi-inonthly meetings are held to establish new policies and initiate improvements which are necessary to keep pace with a last-growing com- munity. In addition to the routine tasks. this year the board was plagued with reconstruction of school build- ings. First, in August, sections of lilmdale Elementary were demolished by the tornado. and then in January came the tragic tire which totally destroyed the east wing of Central Junior High. -iv 4 Lg Mr. Thurman Smith is the Superintendent of Schools. and he has worked in this position for eight years in Springdale. His main duty is serving as the head ofthe school board and school system. Mr. Smith also directs weekly meetings ot' school principals. He is a l'amiliar sight at SHSL for he regularly visits here and in other schools ofthe system. We students have grown up knowing Mr. Smith, and we especially appreciate him. Mr. Norman Crowder. former SHS principal. now holds the office of Administrative Assistant. in which he directs elementary education and government programs. The head ol' the department of Secondary Curriculum is Mr. Leon Gaines, and Mr. Joe Roberts handles all transportation assets and problems for the school system. K 86 gutted Schools is Moi by the Board ln the above two pictures. School Board tnem Pat Singletary. President Shorty Parsons, Keith :gig ,..fr if X ,U W 1 4 V. ' t all l t t i i , Vice-President: Joe lVlcKim, Dr. John Dorman, Dr, QAboveJ Mr. Ralph Brooks is the Supervisor for Construction and Maintenance for our school system. His main job this year has been supervising the reconstruction of Central Junior High's east building. The new rebuilding task above replaces these shots of the building, destroyed by fire January 14, 1971. 87 i,.- . -.Q , It tAbove, below, and lower leftj Members also visited various classrooms where they talked with teachers and students, and .,,,-H This was the year SHS was re-evaluated by the North Central Committee. Members were graded OUT PfOgf6SS- greeted in u special hostess room tabove and belowj where they examined curriculum I bookletsand looked over the displays of several clubs. Y 'Ii 88 'Ev AL A banquet honoring the North Central Committee was given in the cafeteria the first night they were here. ,,..-- ff-em Liu' :ST 1f Qns . Nort For Springdale High School, 1971 was a very important ycar. It was the year in which a committee from the North Central Re-evalua- tion came to SHS to note the strengths and weaknesses ot' the school. and also to make rccom- mendations for its improvement. For three days. April 19, 20. and 21. the committee visited thc school to observe its daily activities. Among his duties as principal, Mr. Moore tlettj is assigned to evaluate the work of all assigned personnel He also directs and supervises the total curricular program at SHS. Serving as vice principal is Mr Gerald Sanders frightj He is personally in charge of maintaining discipline checking the student attendance, and directing student activities Mr Sanders also serves as the sponsor for Student Council Secretaries Work Wiih Efficiency Bookkeepers Mrs. Nellie Griggs and Mrs. Corinne Nicoll and secretary Miss Gayle Hinds pause in their work at the administration office. Registrar Mrs. Marcella Phillips checks through tr student's file in the SHS office. Secretary Mrs. Lulu Belle Powers prepares the daily absentee list for SHS teachers. She is also book store supervisor, Mrs. Vivian Bohannan, secretary in charge of the federal program, and bookkeeper Mrs. Wanda Sanders are kept busy with much work at the administration office. Mrs. Zinneta Brooks, secretary at the high school office. types teachers, duty sched- ules. Teachers Try to Keep Pupils in Line Lecturing. counseling. grading papers. administering disci- pline-whatever the task. members ot the SHS faculty approach it with dedication and awareness. Many take on extra responsibility, sponsoring clubs and class activities which extend their hours with the students beyond ' those spent in the classroom. This year teachers spent much time out- J lining evaluations ot' their courses and activities for the North Central Associ- ation in order for the school to renew its accreditation. To those teachers who show dedication and sincere interest in the welfare ot' their pupils. the students of SHS extend a much- deserved thanks. F - r Mrs. Rita Jeffus withstands the onslaught of students as they grab tor the grub. ALEXANDER. CLINTON: Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science. Camera Club BENNETNIO ANN: Librarian. Library Club BRASI-'lER.LaNELLE: Creative Writing. Grammar, Literature. Thespians, NFL ,ex BROWN. DONALD: Biology. Athletics, Science Club, Junior Academy of Science CLEEK . THOMAS: Algebra, Geometry. Chess Chib CRElGHTON,DOROTHY: Grammar, Literature. Speed Reading, Junior Class, NHS NK 1-wif BYTSIT' CUNNINGHAM. MILDRED1 Business Machines Bookkeeping, FBLA Y. ff '1 CUNNINGHANLPAULI Distributive Education, Oc- cupational Information. DECA DEVORE. STEVE: Algebra, Trigonometry, Geometry. Junior Class x-af 91 Teachers Guide Students to Knowledge QQKXM DEWETT, MARY: American History, Senior Class DOVE, MAE: American History, American Government, Senior Class ELLISON, SAUNDRA: Spanish, Pan American Club ENGSKOV, ELIZABETH: World History, Campus Life FLANAGAN, KAY: Journalism, Yearbook, Paper, Quill 8a Scroll FLORA, SANDRA: Biology, Science Club, Junior Acad- emy of Science FOREMAN, JEAN: Home Economics, FHA HAMPTON, LANA: Composition, Literature, Gram- mar, Sophomore Class HISE, WENDELL: Band, Strings 92 ei' 'Q' v---, .f 'Q. nil' Faculty Promotes Good Study Habits Al HUNT, BEN: Chemistry, Biologh Science Club, Junior Academy of Science lVEY,JANE: Algebra, Trigonometry, Geometry, Busi- ness Math, NHS JEFFUS, RITAI Typing, Sophomore Class JOHNSON. CLAUDE: Work Experience, DECA JOHNSON, WANDAZ American History, Junior Class KURTZ, GEORGIANNA French, French Club NORWOOD,HAROLDj Business Math, Athletics, S Club OATES, EVELYN2 Clothing, Home Economics, FHA OWNBEY, ROBERTAI Cooperative Office Education, Business Machines, Allied Youtn PlERSON,CHARLlE: Chorus, Folk Singers, Music Theory RAY, JOZ Composition, Literature, Grammar, Campus Life SCARBROUGH,BETTY: Geometry, Business Math, FTA SHAFFER, PAULZ Drama, Speech, Thespians, NFL SLACK, MARY SUEZ Biology, Student Council TARVER, THELMA JO2 Composition, Literature, 93 Faculty Participates in SHS Events Drivers Education Athletics Key Club TILTON JUDY: Grammar Il World Literature Belles Lcttres TYLER DOROTHY: Girls P.E, Recreation Intra- murals Pep Club WALKER YUGONDAI Grammar ll World Literature Pan American Club WELLER SUE1 Art I II III' Art Club WARD KENNETH: Economics World Geography Foreign Relations Club WEISS, I.UEI.IA2Supervisor of Health Services, Para- Mcdical Club WILLIAMS, .IERRELLZWorld History, Athletics, Gymnastics, S Club WILLIAMS, BARBARAZSocio1ogY, World History, Allied Youth, Belles Lettrex 94 'qt' we 5 if 5 ? ?' Mrs. Jane Ivey, math instructor, helps New teacher Mrs. Gay Perkins gets accustomed to the routine at Springdale High. Barbara Carnes with an algebra assign- ment. WILI-IAMS,MlCKEY1Girls' P.E., Gymnastics, Intra- murals WILLIAMS, W.C.: niecmeiry,1Cr,viCA WILSON, HARRY: Woodworking, Metals, Drafting I, Junior Class Composition A, Foreign Relations COOK, BONNIE Business English, Literature Grammar III, Library Club f ,, . N-.. HAWKINS, JUNE: American History, Psychology, Current U.S. History, Junior Class JOHNSON, BOB: Boys' P.E., Athletics, Intramurals KNIGHT, ARCHIEI Agriculture I, II, III, FFA D-fx LEFLER, BJLLIE SUE2 Secretarial Studies, Shorthand I, Typing Il SHEPHERD, ALICE2World History, Sophomore Class Iv SPJCKS, SHERRYI Geometry, Business Math, Pep Club ' .1 ' l ,fi PM 1 ' fx,r.,,g ', ' s1 E'e9P :mf fi v ' , ', L: 95 WILSON,MIKE: Grammar II, World Literature, Counselors Seek to Help Students DeWETT, LOUIS: Senior Counselor STEPHENS, BETTY: Junior Counselor STRICKLAND, GINAQ Sophomore Counselor l Mr. Louis Dewett, senior counselor, checks a student's record, Aiding instructing, caring- these are the jobs of our guidance counselors. Mr. Louis Dewett, Mrs. Betty Stephens, and Mrs. Gina Strickland perform a job vital to every SHS student. Counselors arrange schedules, administer various tests, offer vocational guidance, and provide information on colleges. All these play an important role in the devel- opment of well-rounded individuals. 96 Cooks and Custodians Aid With Labor .,:.. z,. a....,,, 5 ,, Fi'-2 , d ' 713' - Q '1 Head Custodian: Mr. Walter Johnson Custodians: Mrs. Joe Cox, Mr. Joe Cox, Mr. Rudy Proctor, and Mrs. Rudy Proctor Cooks are fleft to rightj Lily Sharver, Hazel Downum, Nadine Hamilton, Ethyl Lockhart, Inez Johnson, Carol Harp, Wilma Trolinger. Betty May, Violet Collins, Maxine Adams, and Shirley Hickman. 97 Q- 11-1-v '- , . ' .lf I V - if A s . ,r ' , ., , n. ., BH'-f -.,,,-N-X , ,X-Qs, , ,, . -, .Wh mia ' 5 4 4, .I 'L 3 U: 1 , - p af-P Q At erik.. ,.- ..I viigvib- . . 1 - i ,,X fm Q 'a--fl' . iv 1, df? 4 TY: 'J' ' . ' A10 4 ' 'Z' - I ilu 15251 , M- l A K . .. ' ' 5.-'x . ,rs ,, km vs? ,AY I . 4,-,I A I . ,I V, f , . 5 . ,f7'i'.gjX:'1.,.f f x -'Q,',' W X f S. , A I v v 43 1 if P1 1 1 1 HFHEHIEIH - Q- - ' I fix 42' ,1 .JK , M N 'yi X Q F F -7' V 41. . K., 2125?-f'f3'!-Q :Q , , ,A Q4 '-.'4'-., sv- 1 .As l . Hy, ' ,fm Z ubs Camera Club learns Film Developing Examing electric-dried enlargements 100 AX Mr. Alexander, sponsor, explains film developing with Carole Short and James Logan. The Camera Club is for students who are interested in learning about photographic techniques. Either as an intended profession, or merely as a hobby, photography can be exciting and this club provides an opportunity for those with similar interests to work together. -I 4 , 6 Er A .. I 1 1 V, Y rte, we Till fl ' 2 P -pl if 1 ts llrl Club Completes A Busy Year B The Art Club has completed a busy year of various projects. The Art Club made posters for other Clubs, designed yard signs, and made and sold rings and copper enameled jewelry. The members participated in the Art and Science Fair, along with visits to local art exhibits. Earlier in the year, thc Club traveled to Tulsa to visit art museums and to Silver Dollar City to view the folk art. se.: - Art Club sponsor, Mrs. Sue Weller. and Brian Perry looks like he enjoys paper President, Rodney Langley mache. l 5 ,.,-pf' ,,4-' ..--- ' 1--1 if i' The Art Club members gather outside for an informal meeting. f a W'-' Club officers ll-rj Diane Chambers, Treasurer: Lea Ann Maestri. The Art Club had a large display for the annual Science and Arts Vice-Pres., Bonnie Reynolds, Sec-Reporter: Rodney Langley, Fair. President. 101 Pep Club members include Cfirst two rows, left to rightl the .l.V. cheerleadersg Suzanne n iz 3 Grooms, Debbie Hardcastle, Linda Henry, Karen Spradling, Robin Rains, and Paula Irwin. fThird row and upj Clarissa Higgins, Susan Rollins, Debbie Collins, Carleta Richardson, Teresa Turley, Marlene Hatasaki. Darlene Bates, Jeannie Layne, Ann Houser, Jean DeWese, Marsha Ardemagni, Ann Gray, Lyn Shelton, Cheryl Lewis, Debbie Critchfield, Marilyn Hardin, Ann Blood, Cindy Sisco, Debbie Julian, Deb Eieher, Donna Feagin, Debi Moore, Dorothy Groves, and Barbara Carnes. E S 102 MQ Checking out the school calendar for ball- game dates are Mrs. Sherry Spiekes fleftj and l Mrs. Dorothy Tyler, Pep Club sponsors. Cheerleaders' Cheer of the Year: llllright Despite a football season that wasn't exactly up to par, the cheer- leaders kept the spirit. The pep rallies. during football and basket- ball season. were the best seen at SHS in a long time. The Varsity's new four-pleat wool skirts were an improvement too. instead of those things they'd been wearing since r who knows when. One sour note. though. was the retirement ofthe beloved Spirit Stick due to an overabundanee of class rivalry. Seems it did its job too well. But all in all. the cheerleaders did a great job ol' promoting school spirit when it was needed the most. 2 B lf I ffl: T , - 95 i t ii till p Civ- ' ig . X ' : 'iii Q It 3 , ,- ,. , if r . I ' 3 52 's n ' h 7 t C fr ' 1 f x 4A' I , 1 . fi 'Z.'js ld Sr. --Ginger llcnry 44 .-3' K. ,r if X , -V.. Sr, Mindi McGinnis Sr. Jamie Meador Sr.-Sammie Peace xml 'Q::r' IO O4 Jr.--Gayle Beth .W 1'.ff'!'1F dl' Jr.-Marlene Gay Springdale High boasts another exceptional cheerleading squad made up of sophomore girls. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders are: fkneelingj Linda Henry and Suzanne Grooms, Cstandingj Debbie Hardcastle, Paula Irwin, Robin Rains, and Karen Spradling. For the first basketball game, the cheer- leaders and Pep Club helped to boost the Bulldogs with Pre-game activities. Jr. - Debbie Hager Jrf Karen Holly 40- fb' Leading their class in Allright are the Junior cheerleaders and some volunteers. bf it . ...llnd the Pep Club Yelled On. .. With the highlight of the year being a tumble through the Bleachers at Russellville, the Pep Club had an uneventful year. Interest was not at its peak during football season. and when basketball season rolled around it had dwindled down to only a faithful few. These loyal supporters yelled on at home games. even though they were sometimes out-numbered by the peppers of the visiting team. Due to such lack of participation, this year may have proved to be the last for an organized. uniformed Pep Club at SHS. Donna Hawkins served as Vice President. Teresa Turley as President. and Janice Hatasaki as Secretary-Treasurer of the Pep Club. W 'iiifiilk t The Pep Club sponsored L'Bulldog Appreciation Day fa day set aside to honor all SHS football players. After all, what's a Pep Club for? Homecoming for Peppers meant decorating the gym and cleaning it up after the assembly. When all the hard work was done, the Pep Club got in their two bits at the Homecoming game' fbelow left? Captains were Marilyn Johnson Qiuniorj. Lyn morej. M- ':. XYYX tl Q fz'5'.-x2.Z-.r -',Wl Shelton, CSeniorJ, and Susan Rollins fSopho- Allied Youth Members 1970-71 School Year A.Y. Stresses Growing Drug Problem This year the Allied Youth turned it's emphasis from alcohol to the more serious problem of drug abuse. Posters were ordered and displayed through- out the school to inform students of the dangers involved in this habit. The club held a spring fashion show to raise money for future projects. Allied Youth officers are, standing: Gail Beth sec John Tyson pres V1ck1McReynolds recorderg Debi Moore, parliamentariang Pegi Trout treas and Lea Ann Maestrl vice pres This yearls A.Y. was very active, having the largest membership ever ef sl , l n'1 AJ' A HOE Provides Health Occupations 3 0 l f Y. 1 . Bobby Hood stacks thousands of pills every day in the pharmacy at Springdale Hospital. Doris Snow sets up the EKG machine at the hospital for the morning rounds. Karen Westfall and Cathy Chudej preform various tasks as dental assistants. Karen prepares an x-ray and Cathy cleans a patients teeth as Dr. Hollis Bennett looks on. Health Occupations Education, a branch ot' VICA, provides numerous jobs for students in various medical fields. Many students who plan to go into the nursing field or therapy work, work at the Springdale Memorial Hospital. Others who choose to be- come assistants or pharmacists workin dental offices or the pharmacy depart- ment at the hospital. HGE was newly formed this year and has been very successful. its continuance may provide the com- munity with doctors and nurses. is-an-4 Mrs. Lewella Weis, HOE sponsor, enjoys the initiation banquet. Joe Buckmaster, President. presides over the banquet for the initiation ol' oflicers. Kitti Sherry prepares instruments for sterilization at Springdale Clinic, 107 Para-Medical Lifts Spirits At Xmas '-uv President, Susie Tevebaugh attempts to Sponsor, Mrs. Sue Lefler promote sale of Xmas cards. Para-medical is an organization developed to help prepare high school students for their future career in the field of medicine or hospital work. As a means of earning money, Para-Medical members sold Christmas cards during the Christmas season. For a small fee, students could send greeting cards to each other. The cards were delivered by the members during homeroom. i Top to bottom: Debbie McGinnis, Susie Tevebaugh, Rita Presley, and Mrs. Sue Letler. Vice President, Becky Seaton encourages fellow classmen to send Xmas cards to their Susie Tevebaugh explains to friend the favorite girlfriends. importance of Para-medical. 108 uture Teachers Help at Open House Donna Feagin, Randy Tyler, JoAnn Setty, Kathy Davis, Amy Wood, and Karen Wann were the delegates attending TrifCounty. GNO ma'am, it's that way, says JoAnn Setty at SHS Open House. FTA members watch as parents sign the register on Open House. Future Teachers of America, a national organization, gives students an opportunity to gain experience in the field of education. Members learn about good teacher-student relationships and find out about preparing for careers in education. This year, Springdale FTA sent six delegates to the Tri-County con- vention at Rogers. Miss Betty Scarbourgh, FTA sponsor, keeps busy typing math assignments in the teachers' workroom. FTA, gettin' it together! i '13 Yvvs Officers, Karen Wann, Secretary-Treasurerg JoAnn Setty, Presidentg and Amy Wood, Vice-President, discuss the new FTA manuel. 109 Student Council forms Governing Bod X I !ll!lI Ffirafluti T Officers Bubba Wilkinson, Presidentg John Tyson, Secretary, Tom Watson, Vice- President in the last place you would expect to find them. Mrs. Susie Slack and Mr. Gerald Sanders, sponsors, look over some minutes of a meeting. 5 fgyvy' 5 .nr iv- ,. if ,r ,S vm - vw A . A Q eg , fi ' 'L W' . 111,49 -H ,W ' .X , ' ' K YJ ui- SENIORS: Bottom row-David Turley, Bobby Winters, Terry Tucker, and Rocky Brooks. Top row-Sue Parsons, Ken Ames, Jama Snow, David Mustain, Tonia Peoples, Scott Biggs, and Sammie Peace. JUNIORS: Left to Right-Jimmy High, Rosie Carnes, Kay Weis, Karen Holly, Jacki Cawood, Terry Ward, Kathy Kilpatrick, Jeannie Gillmore, and Danny Layne. Top row-Charlie Stout, Steve Nicoll, Terry Frost, and Randy lronside. 1 10 Y Throughout the 1970-1971 school year our Student Council was involved not only in school activities, but also showed interest in local, state, and national affairs. The Student Council worked at the Rodeo of the Ozarks in July. The year then began with an Open House for the teachers and the publishing of a student handbook. In September, the Council spon- sored a magazine drive which annually encourages class par- ticipation through competition. The Senior Class Won, with prizes given to all students who sold a certain number of subscriptions. The Veterans' Day Assembly took place in November. Each year students are urged to turn their thinking to serious channels by this memorial to servicemen who have given their lives for our country. The calendar bulletin board kept the student body well- informed by showing the dates of various activities. The Student Council was also responsible for fire drills held regularly throughout the year. Members discuss various school problems at their regular meetings. Student Council Busy at Activities I 0 a 1 Sophomore Representatives: Left to Right: Bottom Row: Robin Rains, Suzanne Grooms. Linda Henry, Paula Irwin. Middle Row: Cindy Shelton, Debbie Collins, Darlene Bates. Pam Herrimnn. Susan Rollins. Back Row: Caffy Cox, Tara Johnson. Tony Williams. Bill Bitter. Jerre Biggs. Lisa McLaughlin. George Wilkinson talked about SHS stu- dent council on KGTO's Youth '7l . The Student Council was responsible for the calendar board, decorated by Ginger Henry. President George Wilkinson serves at the Open House. 141. Loren Bailey and Bobby Winters count votes for Sophomore election. ' ' . egg , we A, J 111 Student Council Consists ot a d1Spl3y for North Central . .dressing for Sadle Hawklns Day Judging the bCSi .wisiif QW? 'infill flnlsfl n n t 1 lmg! ' ' H ni IJ 3 s cf Q. U speeches . . .countmg votes a crgarette package dnve decoratrng for the Christmas Dance . .having fun provrdmg badly needed doors French Club Welcomes New Sponsor French Club members sold sta- tionary for the purpose of raising -- -- ' money for a scholarship to be awarded at the end of the year. They also plan to present the Day Care Centers with Easter baskets. During their Christmas party the French Club members, adorned as toys, ate French yule logs sur- rounded by the air of a toy shop. -1- Eff Miss Kurtz explains the use of equipment to the officers who are, left to right, Nancy Graham. Presidentg Larry Ardemagni, Vice-President: Laquita Day, Secretary, and Lynda Pearce, Treasurer. Tim Sampson fleftj shows originality and imagination in his costume, while Bubba Wilkinson seems reluctant to face the camera. Miss Georgianna Kurtz. French club spon- sor, conducts a class of French Il students. f - I l.lHl1 COE Introduces Office Techniques cf ca , 4 W 2,4 Y IFN pl 'Q 5 .- W is-, W 1e??sH,,e V t COE is a business education i program where the knowledge, skills and techniques learned separately in the classroom are brought together and applied to an actual office job. Training stations are located by the teacher-coordinator in Springdale and qualified students are inter- viewed for jobs. COE aids self- guidance toward better vocational .1 choice, reducing late job separa- '- tions. The student puts skills to 7 work on the job and prepares for the permanent job now. In teaching students to work and get along with others, COE is a big step towards office competency. ee. M41 4-L 114 'E-I.. RR 5,,,., , .M--M' wt, DEC!-i Gives On-The-Job Training DECA,S purpose is stated in its motto: i'Developing future leaders for marketing and distributionf' By studying such subjects as salesman- ship, advertising, economics, and merchandising in the morning D.E. classes, junior and senior students learn marketing and distribution. Then in the afternoon they put their knowledge to use on the job. This year DECA has been 11'1- volved in community projects such as radio programs. The club mem- bers had a candle sale and par- ticipated in the annual toy drive. Mr. Cunningham starts the day off with roll call. i A i i I - i 3 i i 2 E 1 P l l l I I i i I f l ,..- ff ,I ,ii i . DECA MEMBERS fleft to righti: bottom row, Linda Carter, Karen Hood, Chris Kelly, Susan Ca.rmack, Linda Hershey, Cecilia Franco, Harold Lindsey, Darrell Lindsey, Russell Snow, Skippy Emmett, Ronnie Bowman, and Dan Davis. fleft to rightj: bottom row, Vanessa Fredreick, Marilyn Perry, Theresa Council, second row, Wayne Reynolds, Donnie Burke, Sherry Johnson, Roger Eagle, and William Taylor. z 1 Susan Carmack displays a roll of wallpaper from Davis Paints. v. . .To-.,,.,-U tn--O J: . 551155 - fiig- :, ' ' vs? og,--5 f ' , ' f V 4 7+ -..'- ww .rn .'F.ft lag.-W fbottom rowjz Bobbie Douthit, Mike Watson, Joe Zulpo, second row, Julie Vivona, Sue Tripp, Cindi Fisher, Barbara Bowlin, Barbara Powers, third row, Peggi Trout, David Pianalto, Dennis Burgess, Kathy Russell. 'Hausa X2 X Linda Hershey shows a customer her size in one of the many dresses from Anne Lynn's. 115 FFA Has Very Successful Year Top row: Joe Zulop- Presidentg Archie Knight-Sponsorg Mike Lowe-Vice President. Second row: Joe Mussino-Student Advisorg David Griffith-Secretaryg Johnny Ford-Treasurer. Third row: Keith Henry-Sentinelg Darrell Jones- Reporter. Last year's FFA Rodeo queen turns over title to Debbie Garrett. The members of Future Farmer's of America are boys who are planning careers in agriculture. These boys have several annual projects, including the FFA Junior Rodeo, which was the largest in history this year. fli. Y S FFA boys gather for annual spring banquet. I I 1'-.rl 1 elf, J -0 4 116 Fllll Plans For Sp Sponsors: Mrs. Jean Foreman and Mrs. Evelyn Oates FHA is a national organization for high school girls in the Home Economics Curriculum. The organ- ization served at several school and civic banquets, sold cookbooks and caroled at the Veteran's Hospital. Tommy Baker was chosen FHA Dreamboat. Delegates were sent to Little Rock for the state con- vention. The girls ended the ycai' with a Mother-Daughter Banquet and Fashion Show. Miss Gwen Dutton was chosen FHA'er ofthe year. gf? . t Ar. .ie- .fssy I 9- ' spam ALE PU l Selected delegates and sponsors leave for state 118 ing Banquet Officers: Left to right-top: Treasurer-Anna Glover, SecretaryfGwen Dutton, lst Vice President-Joy Wheat, 3rd Vice President-Linda Carter, Reporter-Debbie Harmon, Historian-Karen Robertson we . Emil' iff, . as Wi 1 ual, .'-www M is sr Q, is l mile S l ., mt.. of zz.. it nam.. .. , Pu I f os, tv K- . W x Inn vmmx n,u:m t H um' WM Mm ul my mm, n in H Wm vrriullni i 'IW is 1 1 R N la in prawn .1 Im i-mum 1 mow swim uw va uw lm, ,Yi4tie.u.l-nn.1n A ,mluuu num tm vu stu QQWGDA ' set sc nm Sil' YHA Booth placed second at Washington County Fair. convention at Little Rock. Q. ,. be .. f' President Cheryl Sims discusses plans for Mother-Daughter Banquet. Q-H' dl.: FHA Dreamboat: Tommy Baker Preparations are being made for Mother-Daughter Banquet, 1? A XQIX --p- 953.53-'11 .,',':L :F SSW, I v' . ',,,4 .s 141' :gif .f. ., ,re A . f-ze .f'Q,,.Z' -r. ,- -fl!-..-r':,w .Q :ffm f' 9- 'X J: '1- -V 7 ff 9' 5 -r ,fu Q --. 1- 7 54: -i .X 52. J. .1 V -1.- ' t -4 Third Vice PresidentfSue Edmondson FHA girls participate in annual style show. QQRE HUMEMAK AMERICA 5,98 Joy Wheat, newly elected president for the FHA members for the 1970-71 school year. 1971-72 school year. V NFL Holds Speech Tournament 4 W. M ,. - ,W- .ff Q rw' Back Row-Toni Gaines, Galyn Wood, Dalinc Recd. Tina Green, Lynda Smith. Cindi lfisher, Margie NFL members Work out last minute Nixon, Debbie Julian. Linda llathorn. and Debbie Upton. Front Row-Donnie Upton, Mike Brooks, Droblems While Others are debating Phil Royce, David Turner, and David Oates. ' 3 ' The National Forensic League is an organization for students who participate in speech and debate events at the tournaments held at various high schools and universities throughout thc school year. Stu- dents gain membership from points earned by performance at these tournaments. This year the NFL at SHS held its own tournament, with fourteen schools from five states participating. Mr. Paul Shaffer is the sponsor for NFL. 14-.-W. sc SL 120 NFL members work in concession stand during basketball season. . . - yviix ,fy 3 -4 lk N 'wear . 4' Fl l 1 A , A P- r These trophies were given away at the Springdale High School Debate Tournament held on February 26 and 27. WEP Students Learn on the Job 2,4 . f Sus Q, ....,,, l 0 l 1 w g F P o A tts. , i are et D 1 h X 41623: t -'-LM t Students Jerry Howell, Debbie Sumner, Danny Ferrell, Debbie Kinhoche, David White. Roger Fausset, Denver Willis, Linda Underwood, Randy Richardson, and David Kelley take part in leisure time ,it lu f :fjeai Roger Fausset, David White, and Jerry Howell work in the kitchen every day. Work Experience students attend classes and do classroom work one-halfof every day. siii R ,fx is ll? 5 s e The Work Experience Program is designed for students sixteen years old or older who are handicapped aca- demically, physically, socially, or economically. Such handicaps might prevent them from successfully com- peting with regular students or suc- cessfully completing the requirements for a regular high school diploma. These students attend school one-half day, and then they work for one-half day. fm! V J ve ew... - 'c,yf', . , Fi f A J lk- l .i'51t ' Ll- mn l'U,'1a. 12 Key Glub Unlocks Door to Success Key Club stresses the impor- tance of scholarship, character, lead- ership. and good citizenship to all its members. Proceeds from the student-fac- ulty basketball game paid the way to the convention in Hot Springs for John Ed Smith. Phil Moore. and Tony Williams. .lania Snow is the '7O,'7l Key Club Sweet- heart. Happy, smiling, and energetic Key Club Members go through another morning meeting. Super officers are President. Rocky Brooks: Vice President, David Turleyg and Secretary Treasurer, John Smith. 122 The talent show was a big success. Library Club Aids Students at SHS Mrs. Jo Ann Bennett, the new librarian. sorts cards in the card catalog. L. . Pictured are the library club officers and sponsors. Left to right: Mrs. Cook President-Lendeal Parton, Secretary Treasurer-Theresa Fifer. and Mrs. Bennett. A visit to the Fayetteville High and the University of Arkansas Libraries revealed new methods of improving the Springdale High library service to the student librarians. A better comprehension of librarian work was acquired by the representatives who attended the various Arkansas State Library Association conventions. The group was sponsored by Mrs. Jo Ann Bennett and Mrs. Bonnie Cook. -ag' ai I ,- Shown are, top row-Joy Bowen, Eric Chipman, and Kerry Taylor. Next roweRon Long, Lendeal V -,,,,.,... IQ Je.: if Parton, Eddie Ingram, Harold Mathis, Kenneth Roge, and Carl Cordes. Standing are-Sandra Benson, Kathy Miller, Helen Miller, Katrina Morrow, Janice Denzer and Wanda Martin. Front-Savannah Verser, Tempie Tomlinson, Becky Erickson, Dottie Johnson, Brenda Beal, and Aileen Bohannan. 123 Graduating Top WZ All National 55155 X 9 Xif' . 5,5 aa Dorothy Creighton, sponsor. discusses the activities ofthe National Honor Society with a parent of a recently initiated member. l rt' J f Nazism -A ff? 51 Front row: John Ed Smith, Randy Kimbrough David Griffith, Tommy Watson, David Mac- Alister, Randy Ironside, and David Oates, Second row: Sue Shawhan, lfrank Mitchell Harry Sbnatto, Ray Stewart, Janice llatasaki, 124 M4 fu.. - pi? Out of the 37 students in the graduating class of 1971 who were in the top IOWQ, every one of these were members Honor Society. of the National Sue Parsons, Vice-President, and Jane Ivey, sponsor, take nominations for the two scholarships the NHS gave this year. Jzui Kendrick, Glenda Clark, Sandy Benson, and Jackie Cawood, Third row: Kathy Kilpatrick, Marilyn Johnson, Cheryl Teehee, Vickie Hawkins, Jeannie Gilmore, Ja.nn Schoeffler, Kay Wies, Gwen Dutton, and Sherry Johnson. is Fourth row: Ja.n Johnston, Toni Gaines, Terry Ward, Linda McNeely, Terry LeFevre, Marsha Shackleford, Sue Tripp, and Diane Edmonson. Honor Society Members hx ..,,f th . v 51154 f Sid Groves, President, and Fran Bower, Secretary, initiation. ..-...,.... --',.-V, Yrrvrr V, Y , on the purposes of the National Honor Society. l l r i L :fi -Q. ,A gig, .. 1653 .JI- out invitations at the spring The new members were served hot choco late and donuts after the spring initiation ..: .,4, Front row: Jimmy Morris, Steve Cate, Sammy Karnes, Wendell Fleming, Sid Groves, Rick Cochran, Eddie Edmonson, Roger Leach, and Rodney Oestendorf. Second row: Linda Pearce, Daleen Reed, Katrina Morrow, Melissa Chase, Marilyn Wintcrs, Nancy Graham, Laurinda Laquita Day, Marleen Hatasaki, Debbie Coward, Karen Grimslcy, Cheryl Jcch, Gaylu McGinnis, Vickie Clarkson, Sue Parsons, and Tolson, Tonya Peoples, and Brenda Dimmilt. Mary Burks. Third rowi Diana Chambers, 12 ,, . , bf - gn I A, -y-2??gggfr?fffw,,sgQ5- f-N ff x.f1,.,: ff. vw- W1- PM ' 5.142aQ:'f.11 ,:f:gg,fysw:f:,'s1,j Qszfgggsy is fag f..w41g,,f -1 ,W1fg,gz:':2g,.1, , yu? . ,.,. , , W.We,,.,,mM,, mmf- U . . ,. :Ni 'Q V K Jll?f'fQ-SJ' .::?f'f7 . Arm ii- Y ' QQ'-5: '1,,,fw.,,,f g:,ad f L ' X ,. W., V, M I VV All in 'fs A1 4. . ig. , i ,. ,, Q. ..v...v..-.vnu-m.mw.4ww1+ r t .. I -4' ' 3 2 Y I ,A 1 if 1 xt I 'I -si' .Q-nn 1 a K Z i l '- xl jf' I Q ,iv i'Y J 'b A ,JJ if . 1 Th ! 3 . . I f Basketball Highlights Intramurals Ballet or basketball? Tension mounts as the players await the rebound. W.-L, ,- a . . A nu 1 o . l Q . I. . , Intramurals draw big crowds. Ronnie Carnes argues call by referees. Cricks in the neck are common after a long game. All of them fighting for a ball aaa N X X 127 Bulldog Herald Dislributes ,2 M' my Informing students of happenings on campus, the Bulldog Herald per- forms a vital function at SHS. The staff members compile and edit the newspaper which has been published every three weeks this year for the first time. The staff of the Bulldog Herald contributes to the spirit of SHS by sponsoring activities such as Boot Day. 1 VX? 511.45535 5 . f fzzr, 3' if H 1 rat.. Tgrry Tucker, Sports writerg and Joann Setty, Exchange editorg type stories for the next e ition. Co-editor, Jama Snowg and Sports writer, Danny Layneg inspect boots for Boot Day. Mrs. MariLyn McCord, new sponsor, learns about newspaper printing. 128 w-...Q ya' Paper Every Three Weeks This Year Danni Fisher, feature writer: Carole Short. feature writerg Gail Dennis, Herald re- porterg and Carl Cordes, feature writer: Watch as the metal plate used for advertis- ing photographs is inserted into the copying machine. '1i al' Q Q 0 fi.:-31' ,if - -ef ' The Herald stafftakes time out from picas and page-layout to inspect the presses at Springdale News. Left to right: Danny Layne, Sports writerg Bonnie Reynolds, Herald reporter: Jackie Cawood, reporterg Jama Snow Co-editorg Sandye Dearien, Radio editorg Mrs. Marilyn McCord, Bulldog Herald Sponsorg and Debbie Hagerty, Business staff. '5n.'. A Barbara Cary, Business Managerg Jammie Meador, Sports Editorg and Kathy Allen. Co-editorg survey the linotype machine. 129 Pan American Club The purpose of the Pan American Club is to familiarize its members with Spanish and the customs of the Span- ish American countries. The club pro- motes friendship among all American countries. This year the club's money-mak- ing projects included pop-bottle drives and selling stationery. With the money earned, the club is contributing to the support of an orphan through the Christians Fund. In the fall, Mrs. Maxine McKee, Spanish teacher from Bentonville, Arkansas, presented a program show- ing slides from her trips to Mexico. Pan Am sponsors Mrs. Saundra Ellison and Mrs. Yugonda Walker discuss plans for the upcoming Pan Am picnic. 130 Z Pan Am officers are ftopj John Shepherd, Pres.g Carol Davis, Vice Pres., and Vicki Hawkins, Sec-Treas. ' .bb Pan Am members are ffront rowj Paula Harris, Sharon Hendricks, Verna Thomas, Cheryl Tyson, Janice Hatasakig Csecond rowl Kim Burkes, Debbie Brady, Myung Nam, Joyce Melton, Karen Holly, fthird rowj Sharon Dayton, Teresa Burgess, Loma Endorff, Danna Fisher, Diana Edmondson, and Mary Burks. Honorary Sociely for Journalists T-I , H95 ul- lr 1, el.: .va rr JK Al Members: Diane Chambers, Robert Hoke, Martha Taylor, Jeannie Gillmore, Laurinda Coward, Dineac Harmon, Marcia Coward, Kathy Allen, Presidentg Barbara Cary, Rick Cochran, Carole Short, Jama Snow, Janice Hatasaki. Not pictured are Barbara Byrd, Cheryl Jech, Ginger Henry, Walter Davis, Karen Grimley, Sandye Dearien, Jerri Parks and Ann McGetrick. Members of Quill and Scroll are students who have served on either Yearbook or Paper staffs, are in the top one-third of their class scho- lastically, and have done outstand- ing work on one of the publications at SHS. Members: Jackj Cawood, Lea Ann Maestri, Sally Wells, Brenda Britten and Tonia Peoples. Quill and Scroll was in Charge gf the concession stand during one of the tournament games. 131 Outstanding Chorus Members Selected 6 'f. Allen Burdick was one of the soloists in the annual Hootenanny. Sue PHYSOHS WHS 3 harder Worker f0T The chorus and rightly deserved outstanding senior. r 3 glwngiv , -pi Jimmy Morris looks through some music Gail Gorton was recognized for her inval- Carol Baker was selected outstanding that helped him win the most valuable uable help as chairman ofthe candy drive. sophomore and Jim Carver outstanding soloist. Jumof- Bottom Row: Left to Right: Cynthia Flowers, Debbie Dabblemont, Karen Keith, Mary Melekian, Mary Adams, Cathi Baker, Glenda Taylor, Ann Gray, Suzanne Greenhaw, Debra King, Cheryl Teehee, Clarissa Higgins, Linda Lee, Dineac Harmon, Linda McNeeley, Brenda Dimmitt, Connie Downum, Melisa Sa.rratt, Cathy McConnell, Becky Hollis, Cheryl Tyson, Marilyn Price, Marilyn Perry, Gayla Billings, Ina Mcllroy, Sunna Weller, Margie Nixon. 2nd Row: Cindy Sisco, Pam Tuggle, Debbie Lawson, Carla LaBelle, Connie Roberts, Alice Pinkley, Teresa Keaton, Debbie Eicher, Cilea F lowers, Nancy Graue, Dianne Edmondson, Brenda Grooms, Violet Fausett, Vicki Holmesley, Paula Boles, Collen Collins, Rhonda McGeehee, Debbie Yeager, Kathy Kilpatrick, Diane Chambers, Jeannie Layne, Cathy Russell, Miriam Lynch, Gail Dennis, Melinda Sparks, JoAnn Smith, Sandra Sizemore, Charles Groves, Carl Cordes. 3rd Row: Dee Harrison, Susan Rollins, Robyn Rains, Carole Baker, Marsha Ardemagni, Ellen Bradley, Julie Webb,Karen Armstrong, Francie Lankford, Debbie Floyd, Cecelia Franco, Donna Long, Daren Grimsley, Pat Stanfield, Janea Lynch, Juay Sutherland, Patsy Roughton, Pam Herriman, Carole Groves, Christi Cowan, Nia Maples, Jane Smith, Kim Wycoff, Suzi Williams, Mary Burks, Paula Harris, Patti Hightower, Rita McClure, Dawn Phillips, Jimmy Morris, 4th Row: Savannah Verser, Sandy Fortner,Judy MeCurdy, Sandy Benham, Linda Little, Suzi Hollingsworth, Nancy Graham, Soug Massey, Wayne Reynolds, Jim Carver, Guy Nelson, Jay Pierson, Shannon Foley, Larry Moore, Robert Smith, Gary Earp, Alan Burdick, Danny Harvey, Jerry Hallboer, David Robbins, Mike Smith, Troy Hawkins, Lloyd Pruitt, Greg Massey, Lonnie Siler, Larry Jones, Johnny Usser, Chuck Whittle, Chuck Powers, Blaine Hipes, Phillip Hollis. ,Af-l 5 fi L2-fl Sue Parsons plays for an SHS choral engagement in Fayetteville. The chorus was taught to sing with expression on their faces. H All NIDYIALL nn :nun ni: 7 ' I dir? , w K, ul lt Mrs. Pierson announces the songs at one of the many chorus assemblies. Will Russell, Sue Parsons and Joe Cripps accompanied the smaller chorus groups. 'Q-ug e-gala:-Q. 1 r - .Qef'sf.tgr'vr ' Y 4- t ems. r Q The chorus was given three l's at the regional choral festival which made them eligible for state festival. The same chorus group that sang for the govenors inauguration, also sang for the North Central banquet. The girl's chorus sang at several informal engagements. 135 Chorus Scenes of '7l. . . I've heard of taking candy from a baby, Play Susiefor else!! but the chorus'?'? lWon't tell itiyou won't! Broadway or V.A. Hospital? Taking jacket measurements was an exact- ing business. Would you believe Mike can count to one! 1 54 Z They do sing-donat they?? Introducing our newest composer, Jim Carver. SMILE Mrs. Pierson, it wasn't that bad . . . Thespians Help With Debate Tourney The National Thespians Society is an organization for students interested in dramatics. To become a member, one must have been in the cast or served on a crew of one of the plays at his high school. Vice President, Lea Ann Maestriz President, Sammie Peace, and Secretary, Brenda Britten entertain club members. ln a scene from t'Flovvers For Algernon Dr. Strauss and Professor Nemur QEd Reed and Jimmy Morrisj show Charlie fWalter Davisj his teaching machine. Members: Left to right, lst row: Jimmy Morris, Donnie Upton, Pat Knight, Terry Tucker, David Turner, Zndg Lynda Pearce, Rhonda McGehee, Barbara Smedlcy, Debi Moore, Ann Houscr, Dalinc Reed, Diane Welcome, 3rdg Tina Green, Carol Davis, Kathryn Strudbling, Gloria Winterbocr, Tonia Peoples, Ginger Henry, Cheryl Jech, Brenda Britten, Lea Ann Macstri. Sammie Peace. ,J I Qt I - lrv Mr. Ed Bovve, practice teacher, ob- viously is amused by the witticism of Mr. Shaffer. . Via., NY- ifl A Band Performances Set High Standa an A ,ii . M, ,, , . nz it Mr. Wendell Hise, band director, ana nounces changes in marching procedure. T ,Qf,.,- W, tx --..-si, . E ,. K , ' , , .... :mf rj-i .fa 'V ' - A . R ' aff-eafire-eiaise . iv ,ui 'fr-f ' Vai vw w?.,'1 .-4-,J-, -q .ei-iv ' . a??,t? fQff me . i q ,,,, 3' 21 . s-' ', 'Xi -K' A f We 24-rZ'f2'. S ,f'f'ww ':gj?S'f'f .j1.i,m , ,, i .-mv A 5, V Vw -Q 4 ' ' f ' W rr 'mv H : ?i'f'1.'Q.,f , f' MM rds Pre-season band marked the beginning of another full year of half-time shows, parades, try-outs, contests, and concerts. For the first time the SHS Band participated in a regional marching contest, which was held at Fayette- ville. Another new activity was the Razorback Band Rally featuring the Arkansas Razorback and Springdale Bulldog bands. Other area bands were in attendance. The purpose of the Rally was to promote higher interest in band at all levels and to earn money for various expenses. uv-1' i Will Russell, percussionist. practices his Mr. Randy Herlocker, concert band director, discusses scores with student director, Eddie solo. Edmondson, and drum major, Ed Reed. 3717 n :Q - , :gage ,if'f? 3' . jg--5:-f-ef -- dia-17 1' ' ,- Q 'A I MZWW U... J i , - -,Q N , lg 'I ,F dr S2 ,N ,Xl f I 4 X .- r. ' H, A X 4. W ' N , . . gag ' , J XI, ,, I ..-V - fn,-.-'1 az 97.56 Z Y 5 , 'f Wa . -. ,. - , , .. V. V, Q 'Q 'f- . . , . .4 -. X: .L , 15 Q . 'J-. My J K' 1' N . L 'EL f .45 v i P . F .V . 1 ' - . Q it in I X X I A 7 tn! . Nd 1 1 S 4 'M .' . -051 ' G if . ' Q '?- , it f . . , In the beginning . . . ii' 4 LP V, , -, . , 1 . in . In if. i - I, it ? . 'Qi f 'L gm' ' ,, ' BASSES deity Bottom-Rodney Ostendorf, , '1 ,' ' David Bradley, and Jim Reed. Middle-Joe Cripps Jr., 1 P 71 ju ' P I ' and Tommy Worthy. Top-Steve Beale, 1.1 . I 'g L in d' x..-A f ' . Ai,-fa-L-i . f. BARITONES frighnz isonom-Pin Knight and -,iff Dennis Hariston. Standing-Donna Johnson and 'i '5v,If,i.:i,.'Q Shawn Barson. :J2.msz12 V -fr X .N , Bb CLARINETS: First row-Roger Leach, Laquita Day, Lynda Pierce, Barbara Eubank. and Jerre Biggs. Second row-Vivian Tripp. Jeanette Clardy. Debbie Haxdcastle, Raymond Addison, and Ed Reed. Third row- Susan Charlesworth, Sherrie Johnson, Linda Martin. and Beverly Baird. Fourth row-Jeannie Gillmore, Kathy Waters, Sandra Thompson, and Carol Lawson. LOWER WOODWINDS: Seated-Donna Larkin, Beth Sumerwell, Sue Shawhan, and Gala Mulkey. Standing-Carl Lamb, Eddie Edmondson, and Bobby Eden. 'W -f . FLUTES: Rosemary Carnes, Julia Reed. Terry and Marcia Tracy. 137 Ward, Pam Herriman. Teri LeFevre, Kathy Reed, TROMBONES: Left to right-Paul Jones, Ken Reid, Darrell Harp, David Mashburn, Chuck Whittle, Phil Royce, and Tommy Asher, 65 TRUMPETS: Top to bottom-Ronnic Bowman, Joe Simmons, Bill Robertson, Steve Cate, Sid Groves, Lonnie Levcrich, Charles Brickey, Shannon Foley, Jay Pierson, and Sherri Grimsley. Q K , ' i ,fi - .gi 4-t H J . -2- ,P PERCUSSION: Left to right-Caffy Cox, Bobby Bailey, Karen Wann, Dan Ward, Karen Grimsley, Jamie Hucns, Jolmny Ussery, Will Russell, and David Wilkerson. 1 38 FRENCH HORNS: Front to back-Gail Brogdon, Bernard Fielding, Timothy Mulkey, Lewis Wentzler, Jolm Graham, and Tommy Seay. Careful practice resulted in the band re- ceiving an excellent rating at Regional. Leaving for All-State try-outs in Little Rock are Lynda Pearce, Roger Leach, Ed Reed, Melissa Chase, Terri LeFevre, Sue Shawhan, Gala Mulkey, Tommy Asher, Sid Groves, Donna Larkin, Bobby Eden, Jamie Huens, Joe Cripps, Sharon Batson, Jimmy Morris, Eddie Edmondson, and Karen Grimsley. MAJORETTES: Kneeling-Rosemary Carnes and Pam Herriman. Standing4Naney Graham, Terry Ward, and Gail Brogdon. SAXOPHONES: Kneeling-Jerry Carter and Doug Parks. Standing-Terry Baker. Karen Cruthis, Daline Reed, Jim Morriss, Sue Mourning, and Tim Howard. In tree-David Stewart and Mike Travis. The SHS Band performed at various activities for the community. '- V ' mli1:T'7- mils? . Jeannie Gillmore, feature tvvirler. awaits her performance. Sherri Grimsley and Roger Leach collect pop bottles to finance the band's trip to State Contest. , , lt beats the others cold. Left-overs? 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'T 1 V--'K .-iff.,-.. afaff. 'N'-W lf 45 a.,.'h4'Qlf'f:'-.arfv .anna we 'mm' - . :la - -'cn o THE EF - Im 4 FEETS UF A WYRUID EETUMY DN cmcerus AURAT Kf C x ALJ Bottom Row: Colleen Collins, Rhonda Mc- Gehee, Cynthia Flowers, Barbara Smedely, Jan- nie Reeves, Brenda Willis. Top Row: Sandra Flora, Charlie Johnson, Mike Vaughn, Ben Hunt, Steve Pack, Steve Nicoll, James Catron, Tim Hinrichs, Donald Brown, Dan Mills, Terry Tucker, Curtiss Hornor. Not Pictured: Gwenda Bailey, Charles Brickey, Mike Brooks, Diana Chambers, Phillip Chamlee, Mellissa Chase, Merle Creger, Bill Fiser, Nancy Graham, Frank Mitchell, Sue Ann Mourning, Gala Mulkey, Tim, Mulkey, David Oates, Linda Pearce, Pat Phillips, Tommy Watson. Steve Pack and Steve Nicoll are not Science Club members. Science Club Seeks New Understanding The Science Club was organized for interested students to increase their knowledge of science and to better understand its importance. Along with its big-brother counter- part, the Junior Academy of Sci- ence, the club participates in and co-sponsors the annual Science Fair at SHS. This year. to raise money to send students to the State Science Fair, the club organized various money making projects, which con- sisted mainly of pop bottles drives. In addition, its thirty members took a field trip to SEFOR, the nuclear energy plant near Winslow. Left: President Terry Tucker, Secretary Cy Fair. Right: Co-sponsors Donald Brown, Ben fs., James Catron, Charlie Johnson, and Frank Mitchell look on as Rhonda McGehee and Barbara Smedely begin to disect a felis domestica. nthia Flowers, and Vice'President Curtiss Hornor plan the Science Club trip to the State Science unt, and Sandra Flora discuss the upcoming all-day field trip to SEFOR. If w xi I A l l I 1 lx . fx N Junior Academy of Science members are Walter Davis, David Oates, .IamesCatron, Greg Hawkins, pictured is -Bill Fizer. Jun -1-'32 This year JAS officers were Lorena Searcy, treasurer, Tommy Watson, President, and Melissa Chase, secretary. Walter Davis readys the helium to be used in the side show at the SHS Science Fair ior Academy of Sc The Springdale chapter ofthe Junior Academy of Science cele- brated its third birthday this year. This year JAS members traveled to Little Rock, Arkansas, West Point, and Huntsville, Alabama, to present their papers. The President of the Springdale chapter was also the State President this year. JAS is one of the few clubs at SHS in which open membership is not practiced. Prospective mem- bers must submit a request for membership as the Academy's number is-limited to fifteen. The applicant is interviewed by mem- bers and faculty and his appli- cation is acted upon. In order to keep membership, eacli member must present a paper. James Catron, David Oates, and Terry Tucker paint the inside of the side show tunnel. ?,.,. ,4- Tim Mulkey, Sue Ann Mourning, and Carl Cordes. Not M002 JAS vice-president Terry Tucker peers out N from a corner for a look at the world. I Tommy Watson and Curt Hornor select l sounds and music to be played in the l tunnel. ' S Club Sponsors Faculty Game Watch the FOULS ref, says Mike Neil. Hu' -l S Club officers are Bobby Winters, Pres.g Loren Bailey, Sec.-Treas.g and Sammie Karnes, V. Pres. FW t- ' The MSM Club is an honorary organization for boys who have lettered in any of the major sports. Its aim is to encourage good sports- manship, both in players and spec- tators, and to generally promote school spirit at SHS. The club's annual activity is sponsoring the student-faculty basketball game. S Club Members are fback rowl Rick Burba, Terry Tucker, Bobby Winters, Loren Bailey, David Turley, Ken Ames, Tommy Ward, and Sammie Karnes. fMiddle rowj Rocky Brooks, John Smith, Danny Layne, Steve Pack, David Mustain, Jay Pierson, Irvin Montagani, lfloyd Pianalto, Paul Neal, and Tommy Granada. fFront rowj Jimmy High, Steve Nicoll, Tony Williams, Randy Kimbrough, John Tyson, Charlie Stout, Tim Buckley, Bobby Vaughn, and George Wilkinson. All eyes are on the BALL. Mike Neil was coach of the Bulldogs. - I97I Yearbook Staff Increased This year the yearbook staff 1 adopted a new format for the Bulldog, rearranging sections so that color pictures could be spaced throughout the book, and yet, be ready in time for the deadline. Also, for the first ,f .f' time in over 20 years, thc yearbook had a boy editor, Rick Cochran. Fund-wise, a ltu'ger business staff r was organized to solicit ads, so that other staff members could devote more time to their pages. -J na' 'av t-fn. .f iris Ulu - i 11' Gary Wiles fleftj and Don Farmer frightj prepare copy for sports pages. Mrs. Kay Flanagan frightj explains the different duties of the yearbook advisor before she turned the position over to Mrs. Marilyn McCord Cleftj for the second semester. 144 :tn Left to right: Kenny Ames, Mike Newman Robert Hoke and David Turner Left to right: Lea Ann Maestri, Bethel Cash Kay Weis and Cheryl Jech Left to right: Brenda Britten, Jem Parks Diana Chambers Marcia Coward and Sally Wells n n I .u is 5 is .z HMI Left to right: Martha Taylor. Ann McGetrick. Jann Sclioefller. Walter Davis, Summie Peace. Sherri Grimsley. Tonia Peoples, and Karen Grimsley. Front row: Jeannie Gilmore. Dineac Harmon, Cheryl Sims. Janice Hatasaki. Barbara Byrd. and Ginger Henry. Back row: Rick Cochran, Laurinda Coward. and Carole Short. l 'fi' All X? 14 1 VICA Prepares Students for Future in 2 Dale Casteel is training to be a butcher through the VICA program. Students in VICA. or the Voca- tional Industrial Clubs ot' America, are employed by local businesses to gain knowledge of trade and indus- trial education. Students who partic- ipate in this program receive the special diploma at graduation. VICA members held a pop bot- tle drive to earn money for the club, and participated in Homecoming '70 by entering a tloat in the parade. VICA ofticers: tleft to rightj Rudy McAffrey, Junior Advisory Don Day, Secretaryg Phillip Woods, Presidentg Allen Westfall, Vice Presidentg Frankie Upton, Reporterg Lynn Rench, Parliamentarian. Mr. W.C. Williams, sponsor of VICA, presided over the installation of officers banquet. The theme for the VICA sponsored float was Fracture the Grizzlies VICA members: Bottom Row: fleft to rightj Jo Ann Mannon, Janet Lynch, Jeanetta Thompson, Amy Harp, Lynn Rench. Middle Row: Bobby Newman, James Gosvener, Wayne Youngman, Rudy McAt't'rey, Freddy I-larger, Don Webb, Don Day, Wayne Phillip Woods, David Watson, Rodney Bishop, Ricky Dean Johnson. Top Row: Allen Westfall, Larry Henderson, Clay Nichols, Frankie Upton, Dale Castcel, Donnie Hamilton, Phillip Priddy, Derwin Wolf, Joe Mussino, Jeff Hancock. my f : ef Eiiieii Qu, Li if Z LSP.. Q fftcrxfrxw--w-. f ns, , - ' -2 -1 ,- ' - N ,,,,,, , . ,, ,- 4, 1 sd ,,,,,...e.u 5Q'4f?f1p'Zi5FKi2:2?'t'1' Hi? Chess Club Combines Skill And Pleasure The Chess Club was organized this year to give students who enjoy the game the opportunity to compete against one another. where otherwise they might not have the chance. Meet- ings once a month during homeroom gave them this chance. and competi- tion between members is keen. The club is oft' to a good start with over thirty members. and will probably continue to grow. i Chess Club officers Cfrom the leftj-Carole Davis. treasurer: Gwenda Bailey. secretary: Darell Lindsey. vice-president: Mike Brooks. president. I Sitting: Blaine Hipes, Merle Creger, and Jerry Hendrix. Front row: Doug Kidd, Gary McCon- neil. James Hulsey, Dale Thomas, Eugene Jones, Mr. Thomas Cleek. sponsor. advises Donnie Upton and Darrell Lindsey. -Q E N Nt Greg Massey, Gary Miser, Mike Brooks, and Darrell Lindsey. Top row: Steve MeJunkin, David Kennan, Jeff Holmes, James Logan, and Harold Hooks. Standing: Carole Davis. Cathy Baker, Janet Stockton. Theresa Pelljn. and Gwendu Bailey. Jerry Hendrix and Merle Creger play chess while James Ilulsey looks on. fy X FBLA:Attends State Convention Mrs. Letler, sponsor, expresses interest in club activity. Bolinerg Sponsor: Mrs. Ownbey. FBLA members: fsittingp-Paula Boles, Helen Campbell, Linda Hershey. Mary Thompson, Judy Wilson, Glenda Taylor, June Qualls, Gwen Bolinger fstandingj-Teresa Burgess, Bethal Cash, Dottie Johnson, Pat Goff, Jo Seals, Daline Reed, Dianne Welcome, Cindy Jenkins, and Anna Glover. 148 Sponsor: Mrs, Cunninghamg Treasurer: Linda Hersheyg President: Pat Goff: Secretary: Gwen Future Business Leaders of America is an organization for students who are inter- ested in a business career. Members gain help in choosing their occupations. and learn of new developments in the business World. One project of the FBLA was to aid teachers with typing. Foreign Relations ls Reorganized This year's Foreign Relations officers include: left to right. Lorna lndorf- Secretary. Gary Shackleford-President. and Curt Horner-Vice President. Membership in Foreign Relations is open to any student interested in world affairs. Club members meet once a month to discuss recent developments ot' world problems. Shown are-Curt Horner, Sara Brushears, Nancy Graham, Bill Fiser. Martha Taylor. Connie Dow- num, Lorna Indorf, Ann N1cGetrick. Glenn Brown. Gary Shackleford. Wendell Fleming. David Mustain. Richard Lanthrop. Laquita Day, lrvin Manteguni. Pam Tuggle. Jerri Parks. Paula Robinson. Kenneth Rogue. Sponsors were-Nlr. Mike Wilson. and Mr. Kenneth Ward. Members discuss future activities. The sponsors for this year are Mr. Kenneth Ward and Mr. Mike Wilson. I Entertainment ls Provided By G.R.ll r GRA Girls-Sherry McClain, Vanessa Frediek, .laquite Reeves, Carol Courtney, Peggy Binam, Verna Bates, Mindy McGin- nis, Kandie Fields. .lan Butler, Susie Harris, Jody Downum, Berline Griggs, .lainie Mea- dor, Donna Goodman, Norma Fields, Vo- nita Cole, Lynn Reneh, Peggy Troutt, Sue Trip, Danni Fisher, Marilyn Winter, Laura Runyon, Becky Reed, Gloria Winterbow GRA Girls-Carol Baker, Kathy Davis, Jerra Biggs, Randy Tyler, .lan Dewese, Jean Dewese, .lannie Reeves, Marilyn Johnson, Edna Reed. Carleta Richardson, Debbie Hardeastle, Debbie Paren, Karen Turnbow, Debbie Garrett, Beth Masburen, Melissa Sarratt. Yolanda Seals, Susan Gay, Karen Wann, Donna Johnson, Darla Gebhart, Lea Ann Maestri. Sharon Lehman, Lynn Schel- ton GRA Sponsor Mrs. Tyler 150 -new--1 wise -i' ' Law LE GRA Sponsor Mrs. Williams Class Favorites I97I . f , - ... 1 - ' . 4 Q 4 , . , ,.. Q ' ,,--Q-1'1 -fyf-' - , . . - - Q ----s-,-,--..--,..,--..,, .-QQQ-,.,,,,,si ' QQQQ , i Q Q Q Q iQ Q Q , Q iff xr Y 1,76 -N Q Q4 Qsi S 4 - 1 4 . .,- H F N -X wXN A , W . ,H x' x - , l w' ' 'f'1 , 'S 4 -. ,K ' xx 'F' Q S Q , 'vs N 5 N 'F' A . A-.pw Junior Class Favorites Jeannie Gilmore and Tim Buckley take Sophomore Class Favorites Suzanne Grooms and Tony Williams time out from their many activities at SHS. are always cooking up new tricks. Z, f' i 5' . 1 . 1 ' xg- ! ,'i!lgi5RxxJ it .,.-.mofff fl..- i Z A Ng Senior Class Favorites Cathy Buckley and Mike Neil take advantage ot' Senior priority and invade the teachers lounge. 151 Sports L ' - I 4 'V . ' 5 'e'5?74Jf'Q'5T? 0 4' zo ' WB QAM hvfjyaf -Q N .Abi '-' 1, '53 ii' - jig? A w . ,.., Q .L ik A . A! . ry l970 Football Season Disappointing The Springdale Bulldogs' 1970 football season was a season for re- building, With only ll lettermen re- turning from last year's AAA Con- ference Championship team. the 'Dogs had little hope of retaining the crown for a third yeari Although the 'Dogs did win their first two games. they seemed to lose momentum after losing their first con- ference game to Parkview by only one touchdown. and they never fully re- gained that needed momentum to put together a winning season. At the end of the season. Sammy Karnes and George Wilkinson were named football eo-captains for 1970. Sammy Karnes also received recog- nition by being the only Bulldog play- er named to the AAA Western Con- ference team. .,s-in . gn , 4' . Sy . Vw ,,., noon fidt . , Opponent Springdale f 4 ,. A 4:1 tie at V Rogers 12 14 I I Russeiviiie 6 zo if l g ,...,'f,f A-btmefnock Parkview 6 ' 0 -NQf1: ?i 1 A E0rtiSmith Northside 28 14 'f M . 15 a , X. . fetteville 13 9 'ii-silo., A enlon 1 20 7 g asouthfgie 14 12 -fff'Q!,iiPfSiSTf11aS 34 8 '55 1 g MTexarkana 20 O ii lui' -at ,wwe . M- -2 - ,- s. 1' my fr' ff g '- , Wm- 1, . Y. , K ,.:w,, 9au.,,,, K- ,aj vm., if-V :uf ,br MII A za lfali , new V . Mvf.'-w1+.,.a f 3'1,,:-.uwif r -A fi 0.17 .-2 , r 1 f .vsiA.-.- .- k,- . ful- '..L...-. A.. 1 1 'S -if iq 43:1 2:54 - t i b .1 RUB' S. x 'N- 9 O V and on gl J A KCYQG n ,H Q' Kwan Q mu: HIS! H!! INN5 ..As1:aw'4.:,yfw- ,- , 'Qig 1'x:: 11.--, f . V .. ,xjipggm N . ds H .fl x . ' fig-i y 1 I . v , ffm , 477 uf .f,, fu 5 f ,fm . f ' s 1? lx mi, .14 ffm. 'WX my l SN 'Tri' 'SQ . s Hyg- Qg., Y. 5 1 , . 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Q ffffffif' 'A f' vyf ' 7 .V 'f f ' i ' ' f fl ' ' l ' f t' f 1 ffl ff-f 'f,.VfQ ffffj' V ' V ' ' S . , Q ' lAfElm031 ,f V f ' f' 'V , f' ' f 1' ' ' gs.- i 'sqmsvwvvEnT'Hfs ' - C IJIV lr Q -,igigkg 'iff 3 , V' ' W- VA Front IOW1 Robert Smith, Gary ShaCkE!lf01'd, Jay Sherry, Tommy Smith, Charlie Stout, Glen , 5' 'T l Biggs, David Turley, Bobby Winters, Loren Bailey, -Af - Danny Layne, Jimmy High, Henry Harris, Irving ,gg David Milgrain, Rick Burba, Charles Bricky, Floyd is r:g5ifi'j?E 5 Q fr- : gg Wilkinson. Third row: Jerry Hendricks, Jon Lloyd, A ,TL - , V- , V- 'z' p-Lit 1,3 Jerry Mounce, Steve Nicoll, Bobby Vaughn, Ivan 'Q' six ,X Fourth row: Rick Emerson, Tyler Harrell, Mark X 5 gi, Coaches: Don Brown, Bob Johnson, Champ ' wifi - A H '5i '2'?'5rQg ,EV it , X I A , 1' 2' fVvjgg,.ffif ,, C, ,mi Arlr, fi2gggs:A, .1iWMrI t - r 8 ,1 : I, ., . 'itrs , 1, ,i.,, V, , is W, viz 'A3:.:B1i,,V.:r' - , J sg fry: . ,-f ,xy ' 160 235 .-5., Q-ut:-1 F3 ' r S 9 .x as ? 5 JB 4 'A ,V Y'.g.f',l.: - ' lf' 'C X M JO , xv' N- - F I '--X 5- R 0 . ' lN x 'xixl -, I 'sq t 'd 6 V 1 or Vj .Ki A A .2 . A 1 .fa N, 'X 1'O ,Q 4527-W Mf' M , , v N935 AW, . if M ,Qs ww gal? I M Z' wg. t if ggx . ,. Q., i, , QV' 4 5: 3 , , . Q? is ' an 3 was ,pf y PQQQSW QM I .I-1,' Q-fig' -, E .fm sf 5 ' 124-.J' ini uuvgq Kg 46, X . ' nvx ,- L 3 A Ti H V9 my M AQ Amd 'Y' -A: Standing: Don Brown, Champ Thomas, and Harold Norwood. Head Coach, Jarrel Williams, and Bob Johnson. 163 Varsity: tfront rowj John Tyson, John Ed Smith, Jimmy High, Gary Faegin, and Jamie Prendergast. fback rowj Lynn Claypool, Kent Ferguson, Tommy Ward, Jerry Mounce, Terry Frost, and Jay Pierson. The 1970-7l basketball season was not one which could be looked 7 back on as a good memory. Al- though the 'Dogs did finish fifth out of the eight teams in the Western Conference, a IO-16 record is not impressive. ln the Springdale Invitational Tournament, Rogers defeated Springdale 65-61 in the semifinals and went on to defeat Fayetteville to take first in the tournament. Springdale beat Siloam Springs in the consolation game to take third place. West Fork was awarded the Sportsmanship trophy. Tommy Ward was the team's most valuable player for the year. Tommy, a senior, scored 998 points in his high school career, was chosen to play in the All Star Game, named All Tournament in the Springdale Invitational Tour- nament, and named All Conference for the second year in a row. Jarrell Williams, Hays Biggs, Head Coach Harold Norwood, and Wayne High inspect new uniforms purchased for the 1970-71 basketball season. 164 HE 49 60 44 75 4 57 26 47 54 62 64 69 68 9'-1' 64 50 65 6 4 358 g 31, al-lelena . 5 ' Opponent Siloam Springs F.S. Northside Huntsville Harrison .L Parkviewst CathoH? L LS.'florthside 3 Fayetteville Berj t Prih Ixarkana Rogers . FarmingQhrfxgQ Bentonville Rogers L SiloamS ' Benton A L.R.Catl ic Texarkzlrs x F.S.Soutl ide Hot Sprigg 1' Fzryet ev' e . V- ,Mountain rite F.s. south ide L.R. Park W Q 4 . lt I 9.-vw gk, Q, 6 'il 2. iq A 6 8 , 2 ' E W 5, bf, Vg SQAA, A . I 6 aff .Q If b P' 41 6' 'E X ,1 ' 3 3, xo N .N. L 'wx S A w--,,,,,,..------ W ,.f,.. lx 1' F is -. lfq 5 x x QS 3 5 if fa es X. 2 A an -4 4 ii Junior Varsity: Front Row-David Recd, Jamie Prendergast. Kenny Gibbons, and Chuck Powers. Buck Row-Jerry Mclferrin, .lim Wicr, David Taylor, Tommy Granata, and Gary Faegin. Not pictured is Paul Neal. 169 Bulldogs Strive for New Heights X. vw, J 4: v '4 W 6 Y ' x 6 S - r' Ii' ' A X ' -Q . we . , , V V gy ,ff-fy .l . J r W1 1 ' ,, .4 7 . X, mx, - , v5.,,e t ' 4 5 ,y ' 'Q I .M in ' 31 s , 1 ,,. . . -,,,'gfg, XM.. . -,d i r 3,s,,,,s - A A E-fag f Y Lw .sEJL fat3- era l-fs ilfjf fE:?x15e,..fsEf'f-I - 2 -r QE ,'Q:fg+,- ,.,,, Lie. w,:z:,k ms's fgg rg ,, . Hn , IQ 1j:Q4rfi5Xfgg,qf'f'gK-,- .1 ' 4'4Ef'M,1.,g'SiS'11'!f'l5'xe ' A-53 ' tifi -t as -fX?e':f!fgf!,e'.43,1w5 if w4'? s?.+F-Raft, Q -1 as?-?iE2rSw .fi -. 5 yd, 13,4 M .g:.,,f,,,fr.R are I, , . ..,l- .L M A3,5,,,,,,g,,Qk1,:.5Q,-ggi,-,iW.,:. Feta, lg-1 99. .V ,fc ' 3 ,,-1-'tag ge. M , we rw f b' -. Q wxwxs-m :ze ,. 4- S UF G 'sr.3iN'2i?Zaf-Se ,en-L.cw fif ?'.v-ra, wares- r, -.rrp ' '- -in is S' 1 , Q , .'-,s.:1.f:f 4 has ,W V X e---.......,.,+,i-. us Ns. X: X H S ' NT, V ' -X Q N. . y A u 341' J' 170 regret. I R The members of the Springdale track team are: First row-David Smith, John Smith, Jerry Mounce, Danny Layne, and Tommy Sutherland. Second row-Ken Cline, Jim Weir, Joe Simmons, Jimmy Willis and Jesse McCoy. Third row-Kenny Denham, Dennis Greenlee, Dennis Legg, and Danny Shipp. Fourth row- Tim Endacott, Bo Walker, Paul Neil, Tommy Granatta, and Tony Williams. 1 tv 4 if - ' ...- -..... 1 5 V 'r ed 7 ,. .,,., Wk K , :,i,,,.,.,,: .A A I, , I M 'r- ' K , ' ...W-f 1-H ,f.1eefi1s.f:.: , m V ,VLVA , gap, 'r.,,12'-Cakzgzgimm A se f V,.-- f, .- 54 ,.f ' r- -1,351 5..,,4.a. VF , mpti r e J g gy ifgtih -Q A we ri, 'f TY, ' W l S fer! a g,v.ffw-V l e -,ffixw f 'ff . , A e . ' Y , Ji I 83, Q' J M 'lf' 9 ' In Track and Field A , an-ff 7 'S Q' 1 - C., - I X ' .f 5 .- Q Y I Y 3. ' ' vt u .YK .2 H .J-,. 8 an ' .ww 5 -f,. K T . f- W ' 111 - -f -f -W H4 ' - -4' '-f 4 gf' f . 4, ,, y- xg, -, .., ,, , , I ' 4 3' -A., -5.-912 4- ,,. k ,f 1 . , ,, , 35, ,xx-1- , , . , ff 119'? 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' LMSJW M - ' r ' I V, W , ,J , ,Q A is ,MSD ' . ... ' . ' L 'W' ' v-Qi ,.. , W J .fs YL- 'ff ef . 'Q - Jiri 4 kg ' Q L , A , V .W . R -fj q1f--f'- as 3 M.-. .....o-.43 .X., T M .v ,rt Q W Y K K 1 . - ,-,,A J ,. b Jn ,x - A - , ,P . - sq Q- 1 we-If. 7- 'zgfrs 'N' 2 3.2--aigff 1 7'-if-f'32.-r A 2 ' ' Y 1- - ' ' ' fp- -K. V yes - '. riff' , ,,94.g: .1-,H MPH t If ' 'Y' WG- .N U, Q , . vs, - . fx 1 A A John Tyson was the outstanding Senior Player. The golf team had a losing season with two wins and five losses. John Tyson was the number one player and also the Outstanding Senior Player. ' Nw .f.--4 172 -Un .L -e,-f 1, - 'Himsa W'-I 33 '9:i3:'::kQv Ir ' Fldnl dl! v 'S Tennis Team Had Tieing Season Robert Smith earned first place honors. The tennis team had a tieing season with three Wins and three losses. Robert Smith was the num- ber one player while Kurt Horner was the outstanding Senior player. The tennis team ffrom left to nghtj Terry Frost Randy lronside, Robert Smithg Darrel Jones, and 1-lui lit ' 5,5 e .5 'Z ln A 'iK .I1l1 1 T'. !S l , 7 U Sade N ,401-. TERRY TUCKERQ Student Council 2,3,4, All-State Band 2, Bulldog Herald 4, French Club 3, Intramurals 2,3, Jr. Acad. of Sci. 2,P3, VP 4, Key Club 2,3, Orchestra 2, S Club 3,4, Science Club 2, VP 3, P4, Boys State, Football 2,3,4, Thespians 4, All-School Play 4, Delegate to Junior Science and Humanities Symposium. Qt'---as LORENA SEARCY: Ranked No. l in class, FTA 2, Jr. Acad. of Sci. 3, Treas. 4, NHS 3,4, Pan American 2,4, VP 3, Science Club 4, Honors Program 4. SID GROVES2 Class Council 2, Student Coun- cil 3,4, All-State Band 3,4, Band 2,3,CC 4, Key Club 2,3g NHS 3, P 4, Orchestra 2, Boys State, Honors Program 4. ! '.i,s 'flee xx 4 Sixteen Super Seniors Selected to At the close of each school year, a special faculty committee reviews and evaluates the records of members of the graduating class and selects those with the most out- standing qualifications to be named to the Hall of Fame. This year the criteria for select- ing students to the Hall of Fame were contributions which improved the quality of life in school and community, excellence in class work, diligence in serving others through leadership or cooperation in extra- curricular activities, demon- stration of outstanding abilities in local, regional, state, or national competitions, and generous devo- tion to church and community pro- grams of continuing cultural enrich- ment. Since the establishment of the Hall of Fame at SHS eight years ago, it has served as an inspiration among students, encouraging them to strive for higher goals. The qualified sen- iors learn of their selection at the annual Senior Awards Assembly. This year sixteen Super Sen- iors were selected to the Hall of Fame. Since 1964, 128 students have been recognized and honored as students who, during their four years of high school, excelled in making SHS a better school. GINGER HENRY: Student Council 2,3,4, Class Council 4, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Allied Youth 4, Art Club 3,4, Sec 2, French Club 4, NHS 3,4, Pan American 2, Pep Club 2,3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, BELLE LETTRES art ed 3, Cheerleader 2,3, CC 4, Girls State, Homecoming Maid 3,4, Miss SHS 3, Delegate to CSPA Convention, Who's Who, American Legion Out- standing Citizen Award. '15 wli-A qv GREG HAWKINS: Junior Class P, Senior Class P, Student Council 3,4, Intramurals 2, Jr. Acad. of Sci. 3,4, NHS 3,4, Science Club 2, Boys State, Football 2, Who's Who, NASA delegate to Science Youth Congress, Delegate to Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium, Delegate to United States Senate Youth Program. DALINE REED: Band 23,45 FBLA 49 NFL 3,4, NHS 3,4, Orchestra 2,3, Science Club 2, Thespians 3,4, All-School Play 3. JIMMY M0RRr5gA11-state Band 4, Band 2,3,4, Folk singers 4, Maarigats 2,3, Nas 3,4, All-School Play 4, Orchestra 2, Thespians 4, Honors Program 4. ?.'1KI1'..1Zfif7 .v.- . l970-I97l Bulldog Hall of Fame ,O ff' urn? LEA ANN MAESTRIZ Student Council 23 Yearbook Staff 2,3,4Q Allied Youth 3, VP 43 Art Club 2,3, VP 43 French Club 43 GRA 2,3,43 Intramurals 3,43 Gymnastics 2,3, Sec. 43 Pep Club 2, Quill and Scroll 43 Thespians 3, VP 43 All-School Play 3,43 Best supporting Actress 33 Homecoming Maid 33 Miss SHS 4. h-r--vf GEORGE WILKERSON: Class Council 33 Student Council 3, P 43 Key Club 43 S Club 3,43 Boys State3 Football 2,3, CC 43 Basketball 23 Track 23 Who's Who. KAREN GRIMSLEY: Senior Class Sec3 Class Council 2,33 Yearbook 2,3,43 All-State Band 3,43 Band 2,3,43 French Club 3,43 Folk Singers 3,43 FTA 33 NHS 3,43 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Home- coming Queen 43 Delegate to CSPA Convention. ED REED: All-State Band 2,3,43 Band 2,3, CC 4, Drum Major 43 Debate 2,43 Madrigals 33 NFL 2,3,43 NHS 3,43 Orchestra 23 Boys State Gover- nor3 Honors Program 43 Thespians 43 All-School Play 43 Best supporting actor 43 . American Legion Outstanding Citizen Award. JAMA SNOW: Class Council 33 Student Coun- cil 43 Allied Youth 43 Bulldog Herald 2,3, Co-ed 43 Pep Club 2,33 Camera Club 43 French Club 33 Gymnastics 23 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Homecoming Maid 3,41 Key Club Sweetheart 4. TOMMY WARD! Senior Class VPQ Class Council 33 S Club 2,3,43 Football 2,3,43 Basket- ball 2,3,4, All-State 43 Track 2,3,43 Who's Who. 3.6 .055 '-.4 -4' ,..,-'9 -F ,.3f. TONIA PEOPLES: Student Council 3,43 Yearbook Staff 3,43 Allied Youth 3,43 French Club 43 FTA 2, NHS 3,43 Pep Club 2,33 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Thespians 3,43 All-School Play 3,43 Best acting all performances 3g Best Actress 43 Springdale Jr. Miss 43 Homecoming Maid 3. O51 fmt EDDIE EDMONDSON: All-State Band 43 Band 233, CC 4, Student Director 43 French Club 3,43 NHS 3,43 Orchestra 2,33 Thcspian 3,43 All-School Play 3,43 BELLE LETTRES 3: Boys SIHISQ Honors Program 4. JAMIE MEADOR:Allied Youth 3,45 Bulldog Herald 3,43 GRA 2,33 Gymnastics 2,3,43 Intra- murals 2,33 Pep Club 2,3,4: Quill and Scroll 43 Cheerleader 2,3,4L Girls Stateg Homecoming Maid 2,3,43 Whois Who, Delegate to CSPA Convention. I -JJ.. Graduation Requires Much Practice The weeks before graduation were marked by bustle and excite- ment for the seniors. They ordered caps and gowns and senior keys and sent invitations. And they approached graduation with great expectations. Seniors patiently run through the neces- sary procedures. fit Mrs. Dove and Mrs. Dewett, sponsors, discuss seating arrangements with Mr. Moore, This row of students watches carefully for their cue to stand. During practice, some students' faces mirrored confidence while others seemed to be asking, Am l doing this right? 176 f f Seniors purchased their robes and were able to keep them as a senior remem- brance. Escorts, Randy Kimbrough and Jann Schoeffler, finish some homework until their services are required. Greg Hawkins seems to be enjoying the whole situation. Seniors Honored at The seniors went through the pre- liminaries of Senior Assembly and Baccalaureate. Then suddenly grad- uation night came, and the seniors marched as a class for the last time. Class secretary, Karen Grimsley, offers thanks to Teri LeFevre and the Junior class for the bouquet of yellow roses presented to the Seniors. Mrs. lvey presented the Honor Graduates ftop ten per cent in rankj with a gold cord. 41? Annual Assembly l l Girls eligible for the American Legion Outstanding Senior Girl Award were left to right: Debbie McGinnis, Daline Reed, Tonia Peoples, Karen Grimsley, Jamie Meador, and Ginger Henry. Boys eligible for the American Legion Outstanding Senior Boy Award were left to right: Scott Biggs, Walter Davis, George Wilkinson, Greg Hawkins, Ed Reed, and Sid Groves. Senior class president, Greg Hawkins, presents the gavel to next yearis Senior class president, Randy Kimbrough, and reminds the student body of the duties and responsibilities of the Senior class. xiii Graduation brought feelings of achievement and nostalgia and a little fear at what lies ahead. Yet as they look forward to the coming years the seniors can truly say they've only just begun. Dr. Ben Coonfield, 1921 graduate of Sl-IS, was the honored guest of the class of'7lg Graduation: the End and the Beginning The top ten graduating seniors were, front row, left to right: Lorena Searcy, Eddie Edmondson, Greg Hawkins, Walter Davis, Katrina Morrow. Back Row: Pam Tuggle, Martha Taylor, Jerri Parks. Not pictured: Karen Grimsley and Phillip Chamlee, Lorena Searcy speaks on the subject of responsibility. Phillip Chamlee addresses his fellow grad- uates. Y . g v YY fn- '9' In Memoriam Colleen Letsch Rocky Griffith One sole sentence can I know Can I say: You, my comrade, had to go, I to stay, -Witter Bynner Seniors Choose Who's Who at SHS y I S. 1' J if i All I-' -M E -gg , I . ' 5 S yi 1 'I - ' l F n a ' ' , i -7 ' , ' 1 2, ,I , ,S I ., sqm: . , , 1,55 no 1 gsjgg f 19 ix 1 N . r - C, , fo f - ' X' - 'avi' ,T,y - v ' ' ,F I Q ' ', ,. .-' - , ...- I s 'Q f .. ff , - ,wwf J'- I , I ' I Igezfigl Al ! 1- 1 4 Q I 1 B. . , f' r A-1' lk' BEST DRESSED: Ken Ames and Cheryl Jech BEST PERSONALITY2 David Mustain and Cathy Buckley BEST ALL AROUND: Greg Hawkins and Ginger Henry MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: George Wilkinson and Mindi McGinnis .lf .S , ff-- '-9-J I MOST TALENTED: Tommy Baker and Sue Parsons ' no bfi, Q.. MOST ATHLETIC: Tommy Ward and Jamie Meador FRIENDLIEST: Scott Biggs and Linda Zulpo WITTIEST: Mike Neil and Ann McGetrick .. I ,,. ku J I' 5 X hssyx Q, ' , .Ms Mx 1. 4 ,Sl gg J If-'A 1 8 Adams, Benjamin 74 Adams, Deana 35 Adams, Maxine 97,132 Addison, Raymond 74,137 Ahart, Dennis 74 Alderson, Amber 63 Alexander, Beverly 74 Alexander, Clinton 91, 100 Allen, Charles 74 Allen, Kathy 12, 35, 27,129,131 Alverson, Debra 74 Ames, Brenda 74 Ames, Ken 12, 35, 110, 143, 144, Ames, Steve 74 Anderson, Rita 35 Archer, Jeannie 63 Ardemagni, Larry 35, 113 Ardemagni, Marsha 74, 102, 132 Arford, Pamela 74 Armstrong, Geraldine 63 Armstrong, Janet 74 Armstrong, Karen 35, 132 Armstrong, Vickie 74 151,180 Barron Alkinson, Joyce 74 Asher, Tommy 35, 138 Austin, Phyllis 74 Bagwell, Donna 35 Bagwell, George 74 Bailey, Bobby 74, 138 Bailey, Danny 63 Bailey, Gwcnda 141, 147 Bailey, Chuck,' Loren 35, 151, 111, 143 Baird, Beverly 74, 137 Baker, Carole 21, 23, 74, 80, 132,150 Baker, Cathy 63,147,132 Baker, Jimmy 74 Baker, Terry 74, 139 Baker, Tommy 35,110,180 Barker, Paula 74 Barnes Barnes , Charlotte 74 , Tommie 63 Barron, Alvin 74 , Cindy 63 Carter, Bartlett, Terry 74 Bascom, Barbara 75 Baskin, Steve 12, 35 Bass, Pat 63 Bates, Darlene 75, 102, 111 Bates, Verna 35, 150 Batson, Sharon 75, 137, 138 Bauer, Susie 63, 108 Bausinger, Elizabeth 75 Beal, Brenda 35, 123 Beal, Leonda 75 Beale, Steven 137 Benham, Sandy 63, 132 Benson, Sandra 63, 123, 124 Bennet, JoAnn 91,123 Berner, Mike 35 Beth, Gayle 17, 63,103,104,106 Bewley, Tim 35 Biggs Jerre 75, 80,111,l37,150 Biggs, Scott 12, 36, 110, 151, 180 Bilderback, Johnny 36 Billings, Gayle 75,132 Binam, Peggy 150 Bishop, Rodney 146,63 Bitter, William 75, 111 Blake, Maureen 83 Blakewell, Roger 75 Blevins, Marilyn 75 Blood, Ann 75, 102 Bohannon, Aileen 123 Bohannon, Anna 75 Bohannon, Debbie 75 Bohannon, Marilyn 75 Bohannon, Mrs. Vivian 90 Boles, Paula 36, 132, 148 Boling, Lynn 75 Bolinger, Gaylon 75 Bolinger, Gwen 36, 148 Bolinger, Sherry 75 182 Index Bond, William F. 75 Bookout, Pat 36 Bowe, Mr. Ed 135 Bowen, Jimmy 75 Bowen, Jimmy 63 Bowen, Joy 36, 123 Bowen, Vida 17, 63 Bower, Fran 36, 27, 125 Bowers, Wayne 36 Bowlin, Walter 75 Bowlin, William 36 Bowlin, Barbara 115 Bowman, Ray 63 Bowman, Ronnie 36, 115,138 Bradley, David 75, 137 Bradley, Diann 36 Bradley, Ellen 36, 132 Bradley, Pete 63 Brady, Debra 75, 130 Blakey, Floyd 75 Brandon, Gary 75 Brandon, Gay 12, 21, 23,36 Brasher, Mrs. LaNelle 91 Brashears, Sara 36, 149 Brasil, Gail 75 Brickey, Charles 63,141,151,138 Briggs, LeRoy 63 Bright, Lareca 63 Brisco, Wayne 63 Britten, Brenda 37,144,131,135 Brogdon, Gail 75, 134, 138 Brooks, Joe 75 Brooks, Michael 63, 120, 141, 147 Brooks, Rocky 12, 37, 110, 147 Brooks, Mrs. Zinneta 90 Brown Donald 91, 141, 161,163 Brown, Glenn 37, 149 Brunetti, Ricky 75 Bryant, Douglas 75 Bryant, Wayne 64 Buckley, Cathy 15, 16, 37,151,180 Buckley, Timothy 64, 143,151, 161 Buckmaster, Joe 37, 107 Burba Rick 12, 37,143,151 Burdick, Alan 75, 132 Burgess, Dennis 64, 115 Burgess, Randy 12, 37, 48 Burgess, Teresa 64, 148, 130 Burk, Kimberly 75, 130 Burke, Donnie 64, 115 Burks, Janice 75 Bu.rks, Mary Ann 37 Burks, Mary E.37,125,130,132 Burks, Wanda 64 Butler, Janice 64, 150 Bynum, Peggy 75 Byrd, Barbara 27, 37,131,145 Byrd, Denise 64 Cagle, Sharon 64 Callentine, Judy 64 Campbell, Brenda 75 Campbell, Helen 64, 148 Cantrell, Tommy 37 Carmack, Susan 37, 115 Casteel, Dale 38, 146 Cate Steve 27, 138, 38, 50, 125 Catron, James 75, 141 Cawood Jackie 17, 110, 124, 129, 131 Cawood, Terry 38 Chamber, Joni 75 Chambers Diana 12, 27, 38, 125, 101 131 132 141, 144 Chamlee, Phillip 27, 38, 141 Charlesworth, Susan 75, 137 Chase, Melissa 62, 125, 138, 141 Chipman, Eric 38, 123 Christian, Clifford 64 Chudej, Kathy 64, 107 Clardy, Jeanette 75, 137 Clark, Garry 75 Clark, Glenda 64, 124 Clarkson, Joyce 39 Clarkson, Vickie 39, 125 Clay, Larry 64 Claypool, Diana 64 Claypool, Lynn 39, 164, 172 Cleck, Mr. Thomas 91, 147 Cline, Kenneth 76, 170 Cloer, Deborah 64 Clutter, Diane 64 Cole, Lee 64 Cochran, Rick 39, 145,131,125 Cole, Vonita 64, 150 Colville, Chris 12, 39, 151 Collins, Coleen 76, 132, 141 Collins, Deborah 76, 111, 102 Collins, Pamela 76 Collins, Tommy 64 Collins. Violet 97 Comley, Thomas 39 Cook, Shearlyn 64 Cook Mrs. Bonnie 95, 123 Cook, Stanley 64 Coop, Sharon 76 Cooper, Cooper, Marty 76 Pam 76 Copeland, Don 39 Cooper, Tommy 39 Cordcs, Carl 39, 123, 129, 132 Couch, Mike 76 Council, Teresa 76, 115 Counts, Bobby 76 Courtney, Carol 64, 150 Courtney, Gary 64 Coward, Laurinda 39, 125, 131, 145 Coward, Marcia 76, 131, 144 Cowan, Christi 76, 80, 132 Cox, Caffy 76,111,138 Cox, Mrs. Joe 97 Cox, Mr. Joe 97 Cox, Norman Creighton, Dorothy 91, 124 Creger, Merle 141, 147 Cripps, Joe 64, 133, 137,138 Critchfield, Debora 76, 102 Crowder, Mr. Norman 88 Crowder, Jimmy 76 Cross, Danny 76 Carnes, Barbara 64, 95, 102 Carnes, Freddy 75 Carnes, Ronnie 38, 127 Carnes, Rosemary 64, 110, 137, 139 Carpenter, Jim 75 Carson, Billy 64 Carter, David 75 Carter, Donna 75 Carter, Jerry Don 75, 139 Linda 38,115,118 Cruthis, Karen 76, 139 Culver, Clifford 76 Cunningham, Mrs. Mildred 148 , 91 Cunningham, Paul 91, 115 Curtis, Dixie Ann 76 Dablemont, Debora 64, 132 Daniels, Gary Davis, Carol 65, 147, 130, 135 Davis, Dan 39, 115 Davis, Dennis 65 Carter, Ray 75 Carter, Virginia 75 Carver, James 64, 132 Cary, Barbara 38,129,131 Cary, Jeanne 64 Case, Jerry 75 Casey, Christine 64 Cash, Bethel 64, 144, 148 Davis, James 65 Davis, Janice 76 Davis, Kathy 76, 109,150 Davis, Larry 76 Davis, Walter 39,145,27,131,135 Day, Don 39, 146 Day, Laquita 12, 39,149,113,137 56 125 Day, Raymond 76 Day, Raymond 39 Day, Sharon 76 Dayton, Sharon 76, 130 Dearian, Sandy 12, 40,129,131 Dearman, David 40 Denham, Dan 76 Denham, Ken 170 Denzer, Janice 40, 123 Denzer, Timothy 76 Dennis, Gayle 65, 129, 132 Destherage, Danny 76 Devore, Steve 91 Dewese, Janet 76, 150 Dcwctt, Mary 92, 176 Dewese, Jean 76,102, 150 Dewett, Mr. Louis 56, 96 Dewett, Mrs. Mary 43 Dickinson, Donna 40 Dickinson, Katherine 76 Dimitt, Brenda 40, 51, 132, 125 Douthit, Bobby 40, 115 Douthit, Letha 96 Dove, Mrs. Mae 43, 92,196 Downum, Connie 40, 149, 132 Downum, Donna 76 Downum, Hazel 97 Downum, Jodell 40, 150 Downum, Randy 76 Drain, Donna 76 Drake, Connie 76 Drake, Willene 76 Dunaway, Kathy 40 Duncan, Becky 65 Dutton, Gwendolyn 65, 118, 124 Eagle, Roger 65, 115 Early, Rhonda 76 Earp, Gary 40, 132 Easter, Jerry 65 Eden, Bobby 65,137,138 Eden, Jimmy 40,50 Edmondson, Carolyn Sue 40, 119 Edmondson Diana 65, 130, 124, 13 2 Edmondson Eddie 12, 40, 27, 136, 125 Eicher, Debbie 76, 102, 132 Ellison, Sandra 92, 130 Emerson, Richard 65, 161 Emmett, SkiPPY 50,115 Endicott, William 76, 170 Engskov, Mrs. Elizabeth 92 Erickson, Becky 65, 123 Evans, Denise 76 Faddis, Randy 76 Farmer, Don 65 Farris, Ronnie 65 Farris, Tommy 40 Faussett, Roger 40 Faussett, Violet 65, 132 Feagin, Donna 76, 102, 109 Feagtin, Gary 76, 164, 169 Ferguson, Barbara 65 Ferguson, Kent 12, 41, 164 Ferguson, Patricia 41 Ferguson, Sharon 65 Fielding, Bernard 65, 138 Fields, Donna 41 Fields, Jean 65 Fields, Norma 65, 150 Fifer, Theresa 41 , 123 Fifer, Donald 41 Fiser, Bill 41, 148, 27, 141 Fisher, Fisher, Fisher, Brenda 76 Cindy 65,115,120 Danni 65, 150, 129, 130 Fisher, Mitchell 41,5 8 Fitzhugh, Tim 76 Flanagan, Kay 92 Fleming, Danny 65 137, 138, Fleming, Wendel 12, 41, 149, 151, 50,125 Flora, Sandra 92, 141 Floyd, Debbie 77, 132 Flowers, Celia 65, 132 Flowers, Cynthia 65, 141, 140, 132 Flowers, Karleen 76 Foley, Shannon 65, 138, 132 Ford, Carol 65 Ford, Johnny 41,116 Foreman, Jean 92,118 Forther, Sandra 41, 132 Franco, Cecelia 41,115,132 Fredrick, Vanessa 41, 150, 115 Frisby, Herman 77 Frost, Rodger 41 Frost, Terry 65, 64, 110, 164, 173 Fulfer, Larry 41 Fulfer, Sarah 77 Fullerten, Francis 77 Gabbard, Judy 41 Gaines, Mr. Keon 88 Gaines, Toni 65, 120, 124 Garrett, Debbie 13, 77,150,116 Gay, Marlene 65, 103, 104 Gay, Susan 77,150 Gebhart, Daila 77, 150 George, Freddy 42 Gibbons, Denise 65 Gibbons, Kenneth 77, 169 Gillmore, Jeannie 65, 145,151,137,110, 139, 131 , 124 Gilmore, Debbie 65 Gilstrap, Pete 77 Gipson, Sharon 42 Glover, Anna 42, 148, 118 Goates, Marlene 65 Goff, Patricia 42, 148 Goodman, Donna 42,150 Goodman, James 42 Gorton, Gayle 42, 132 Gosyener, James 42, 146 Graham, Glenn 77 Graham, John 77, 138 Graham, Nancy 12, 42, 149, 26, 113, 141, 139, 132, 125 Granata, Tommy 77, 143,169,170 Grave, Nancy 77, 132 Gray, Ann 65,102,132 Green, Charles 42 Green, David 65 Green, Tina 65,120, 135 Greenlee, Barbara 65 Greenlee, Dennis 65, 170 Greenlee, Brenda 77 Greenlee, Keith 42 Greenhaw, Suzanne 77, 132 Griflith, David 65, 116, 124 Griftith. Rockv 77. 179 Griggs, Berline 42, 150 Griggs, Mrs. Nellie 90 Griggs, Terry 42 Grimsley, Karen 14, 15, 16, 42, 145, 26, 131, 132, 125 Grimsley, Sherrie 77, 145, 138, 139 Grooms, Brenda 42, 132 Grooms, Suzanne 77, 151, 104, 111, 102 Groves, Carole 83, 132 Groves, Charles 65, 132 Groves, Dorothy 65, 102 Groves, Sid 12, 43, 48,27, 138,125 Grunwald, Dale 43 Hagen, Donna 65 Hagen, Vicki 77 Hagerty, Debbie 65, 66, 17, 103,104,129 Hairston, Dennis 77 Hales, William 65 Hall, Rebecca 77 Hall, Jerry 77 Ha.llbauer, Terry 132 Hamblin, Ester 77 Hamilton, Mrs. Nadine 97 Hamilton, Donnie 43, 146 138, Hampton, Mrs. Lana 77, 92 Hancock, Jeff 43, 146 Hardeastle, Debbie 77, 80, 150, 104, 102, Hardin, Marilyn 65, 102 Hardin, Mike 77 Harger, Curtis 65, 146 Hariston, Dennis 137 Harlan, Roger 66 Harmon, Dineac 66,145,131,132 Harness, Joan 66, 63 1 Harp, Amy 66, 146 Harp, Beverly 77 Harp, Carol 97 Harp, Darrell 66, 138 Harp, Doris 77 Harp, Steve 77 Harp, Virgial 77 Harper, Jeff 77, 172 Harrell, Tyler 66, 161 Harris, Henry 66, 151 Harris, Paula 66, 130, 132 Harris, Susie 66, 150 Harrison, DeeAnna 77, 132 Harrison, Jimmie 66 Hart, Karen 66 Harvey, Danny 43,132 Hatassaki, Janice 66, 145, 105, 130, 131, 124 Hatasakik, Marlene 12, 43, 26, 22, 23, 102, 51, 125 Hawkins, Donna 66, 17, 105, 64 Hawkins, Greg 12, 38, 43,180,176 Hawkins, Troy 132 Hawkins, June 95 Hawkins, Vicki 66, 130. 124 Hawthrorn, Linda Kay 77, 120 Haynes, Joyce 77 Hayles, William Henderson, Mike 77 Henderson, Allen 66 Henderson, Larry 146 Hendricks, Sharon 66, 130 Hendricks, Jerry 66, 147, 161 Henington, Vicky 77 Herlocker, Mr. Randy 136 Henry, Ginger 12, 15, 16,44, 145, 27, 103, 111 180, 131, 135 Henry, Keith 44, 116 Henry, Linda 77,18,19,111,102 Herriman, Pamela 78,1l1,137,139,132 Hershey, Arlene 66 Hershey, Linda 44, 148, 115 Hess, Linda 78 Hickman, Shirley 97 Hice, Paula 66 Hice, Wendell 92, 136 Higgins, Clarissa 78, 102, 132 Higgins, Howard 78 High, Brenda 66 High, Jimmy 151, 110, 143, 164 High, Vickie 44 High, Wray 66,151,164 Hightower, Patti 66, 132 Hill, Nancy 66 Hill, Ronnie 78 Hinchman, Diana 66 Hinds, Miss Galye Hinricks, Tim 141 Hinshaw, Ross 78 Hipes, Blaine 66, 147, 132 Hittson, Pat 78 Hoke, Robert 66, 144, 131 Holcomb, Carol 66 Holiman, Randy 83 Holland, Mike 44 Hollingsworth, Suzy 78, 132 Hollis, Jimmy 78 Hollis, Phillip 66, 132 Hollis, Rebecca 43, 58, 132 Holloway, Ellie 66 Holloway, Veda 78 Holly, Karen 66,17,l03,104,110, Holmes, Jeff 78, 147 Holt, Kathy 78, 18,19 Homes1ey,.Vickie 44, 132 Hood, Bobby 107 Hood, Karen 115 Hooks, Harold 78, 147 Hope, Pome 78 Horner, Curt 44, 149, 141, 173 Horton, Leon 78 Houchin, David 44 House, Jeanine 78 House, Patricia 66 Houser, Ann 66, 102, 135 Howard, Teresa 78 18 s Susan 79 Howard, Tim 139 Hudson, Sonny 66 Huens, Jamie 44, 138 Hull, Nancy 78 Hunt, Mr. Ben 93,141 I-lulsey, James 66, 147 I-lutchens, Robert 66 Hutchens, Russell 66, 161 Ingram, Eddie 44, 123 Indorf, Lorna 44, 149, 130 Ironside, Randy 67,110,173,124 Ivey, Mrs. Jane 93, 95, 124 Irwin, Paula 18, 19, 78, 102, 104, 111 Jackson, Joe 78 Jackson, Mike 78 Jacobs, Steven 67 LaBelle, Roland 79 Lamb, Karl 79, 137 Lane, Deonn 46 Lane, Joyce 79 Lane, Ricky 79 Lankford, Francis 79, 132 Langley, Rodney 46, 101, 151 Larkin, Donna 67, 137, 138 Larson, James 67 Lathrop, Richard 46, 149, 27 Laughlin, Karen 67 Lawson, Brenda 46 Lawson, Carol 79, 137 Lawson, Deborah 27, 46, 132 Lawson, Glennette 67 Lawson , James, Randy 44 Jared, Janet 67 Jaro, Eddie 67 Lay, Debbie 67 Layne, Danny 110, 128, 129, 143, 151, Layne, Jeannie 67, 102, 132 Leach, Roger 46,125,137, 138,139 Jedi, Cheryl 15, 16, 45, 48, 144, 125, 131, 135, 180 Jeffus, Mrs. Rita 77, 91, 93 Jenkins, Cindy 45, 148 Jessee, Ada 78 Jessee, Eddie 67 Lee, Freda 46 Lee, Larry 46 Lee, Linda 79, 132 Lee, Pamela 67 Lee, Richard 79 Johnson,Coach Bob 95,161,163 Johnson, Claude 93 Johnson, Charles 45, 141 Johnson David 78 Johnson Debra 78 Johnson Donna 78,137,150 Johnson Dottie 67,123,148 Johnson Kathi 78 Johnson, Inez 97 Johnson, Lance 67 Johnson Marilyn 67, 105, 124, 150 Johnson Ricky Dean 146 Johnson, Ricky 67 Johnson, Sherry 67,115,124 Johnson, Sherrie 67, 137 Johnson, Walter 97 Johnson, Tara 83,111. Johnson ,Mrs. Wanda 93 Johnston, Jan 67, 124 Jones, Brenda 45 Jones, Darrell67, 116,173 Jones, Eugene 67, 147 Jones, Larry 78, 132 Jones, Patricia 67 Jones, Paul 78, 138 Jones, Rosemary 67 Mulkey, Gala 49,137,138,141 Jordan, Ann 43 Jordan, Gary 78 Julian, Deborah 78, 102,120 Karnes, Sammy 45, 48, 125. 143, 151, 155 Keaton, Teresa 45, 132 Keith, Karen 67, 132 Kelley, Billy 45 Kcucy, Christine 45, 115 Kelley, Gaylen 45 Kelly, Roger Lee 78 Kendrick, Bobby 45 Kendrick, Brenda 67 Kendrick, Jan 67, 124 Kennan, David 67, 147 Kesnci, Phiiiip 45 Kidd, Douglas 45, 147 Kilgore, Linda 78 Kilpatrick, Carolyn 78 Kilpatrick, Kathy 67, 110, 124, 132 Kilpatrick, Sheila 78 Kimbidugii, Randy 67, 63, 124, 143, 161, 176 Kincheloe, Charles 67 King, Debra 67, 132 King, Sheree 78 Kinsey, Michelle 79 Kirby, Karen 79 Knight, Mr. Archie 95, 116 Knight, Pat 45, 135, 137 Knight, Ted 79 Kretzer, Cherrie 79 Kuxhaus, Denise 79 Kurtz, Miss Georgianna 93, 113 LaBarr, Laura 45 LaBelle, Carla 67, 132 184 Lee, Terry 79 Leep, Dallas 79 LeFevre, Teri 67,22, 124,137,138 Lefler, Mrs. Billie Sue 95, 108, 148 Legg, Dennis 67, 161, 170 Legg, Randy 79 Lehman, Sharon 79, 150 Leisure, Debra 79 Lctsch, Colleen 67, 31, 179 Leverieh, Lonnie 79, 138 Lewis, Cheryl 75, 102 Lewis, Della 79 Lewis, Stella 79 Lindley, Steve 79 Lindsey, Darrell 46, 115, 147 Lindsey, Harold 115 Little, Linda 67, 132 Lloyd, William 67 Lloyd, Jon 67, 161 Logan, James 67, 100,147 Logue, Carolyn 67 Long, Donna 132 Long, Rhonda 79 Lockhart, Ethyl 97 Long, Ronald, 123 Loveland, Glenn 67 Lowe, Mike 47,116 Luekett, Linda 47 Lynch, Janae 67,79,132 Lynch, Janet 146 Lynch, Miriam 67, 132 MeAffrey, Rudy 49, 146 McAlister, David 67, 124, 161 McArthur, Linda 49 McCarty, Jackie 79 Mdflain, Sherry 67, 150 McClain, Sue 49 McClure, Rita 67, 132 McCullough, Judy 49 McCullough, Laura 67 McCullough, Suzanne 79 McConnell, Cathy 79, 132 McConnell, Gary 79, 146 McCoy, Jesse 79, 170 McCoy, Jimmie 49 McCoy, Tim 49 McCord, Mrs. Marilyn 21 , 128, 129 McCurdy, Judy 67, 132 McElroy, lna 68,132 McFerrin, Connie 49 MeFerrin, Jerry 79, 169 McGarrah, Glenna 68 McGeehee, Rhonda 79, 141, 132, 135 McGetrick, Ann 27, 49,131,145,149, McGinnis, Deborah 49, 108, 125 McGinnis, Joy 50 McGinnis, Mindy 50, 103,150, 180 McGinnis, Richard 79 McJunkin, Dusty 79 McJunkin, Steve 68, 147 1 1 McKim, Laurie 78, 79 McKinley, Debbie 68 McKinney, David 79 McLaughlin, Lisa 79, 111 McRey ndids, Vikki es, 106 Macon, Jo Ann 79 Maestri, Danny 79 Maestri, Lea Ann 35, 47, 20, 23, 150, 144, 101 131, 106 Maine, Phyllis 47 Mannon, Jo Ann 47, 146 Mantegani, Irvin 47, 143, 149, 151 Maples, Nina 79, 132 Maples, Paula 79 Maples, Mrs. Sharon 47 Maples, Terry 79 Marcha Marcha nt, Donald 47 nt, Linda 79 Marrs, Darrell 79 Marrs, Dwayne 79 Marsh, Gary 79 Martin, Brenda 47 Martin, Charles 79 Martin, Janice 80 Martin, Jerry 68, 161 Martin, Linda 80, 137 Martin, Mary 47 Martin, Michael 47 Martin, Paulette 47 Martin, Terry 80 Martin, Wanda 47, 123 Mashburn, Beth 80, 150 Mashburn, David 47, 138 Massey Massey , Debra 80 ,Douglas 68, 132 Massey, Greg 80, 132, 147 Mathis, Harold 48, 132 Matthe ws, Paul 48 Mattingly, Benita 48 May, Debbie 68 May, B etty 97 May, Gaylon 68 May, Janice 48 Mayes, Billy 83 Mayfield, Robert 83 Meador, Jamie 12, 15,16,15 Medley, Mary Jane 68 Mclekian, Mary 68, 132 Melton ,Joyce 68,130 Metcalf, Terry 83 Miles, Debbie 83 Miller, Dennis 83 Miller, Helen Miller, Henry 48 Miller Kathleen 68 123 Mills, Danny 27, 48,141 Miser, Gary 83, 147 Mitchell, Cynthia 48 Mitchell, Frank 68, 124, 141 Mitchell, Glenda 48 Mitchell, Jimmy 80 Moffat, Sue 68 Montgomery, Lavena 80 Moore, Mr. Benny 89, 176 Moore, Bobby 68 Moore, Moore, Larry 69, 132 Moore, Phil 69 Moore Mo ore Morris, Morris Morris Morro ,Ricky so , William so on, Gary 69 on, Mike 83 w, Cynthia 80 0,103,129, 62,180 Debi21,66,69, 102,106,135 Jimmy 27,49,125,132,138,139,135 Morrow, Katrina 49, 125, 123 Mounce, Jerry 69,161,164,170 Mo urn ing, sue 80,139,141 Murphy, Pam 83 Murrell, Marilyn tPerryJ 115 Mussino, Joe 49,116,146 Mustain,David12,149,151,110,49,143i180 Mustain, Diana 69 Myers, Dianne 80 Myers, Joanne 83 Myers, Kenneth 49 Nale, Danny 50 Nam, Myung Hee 69, 130 Neal, Helen 50 Neal, Paul 80, 143, 169, 170 Neal, Sharon 80 Neil, Mark 50 Neil, Mike 50, 151, 143, 180 Nelson, Guy 69, 132 Newman, Bobby 69, 146 Newman, Mike 48, 50, 144 Newman, Sherry 50 Nichols, Clay 146 Nicoll, Mrs. Corrinne 90 Nieoll, Steve 69,141,161,110,143 Nighswonger, Brent 80 Nixon, Margie 50,120, 132 Noland, Betty 80 Noland, Peggy 69 Norwood, Mr. Harold 93,163,l6l,164, 173 Nuesmeyer, Anne 51 Oates, Bonner 27, 51 Oates, David 69, 141, 120, 124 Oates, Mrs. Evelyn 93, 118 Ocheltree, Ernie 80 Ogle, Janie 69 Orr, Gary 80 Ostendorf, Marlene 80 Ostendorf, Rodney 137, 51, 125 Owenby, Mrs. Roberta 148, 93. 106 Owens, Phil 80 Pack, Steve 69, 141, 161,143 Palmer, Steve 69 Parks, Doug 80, 139 Parks, Jerri 149, 27,144, 131,51 Parrish, Darlene 69 Presley, Deborah 80 Parsons,Sue15,16,110,133,180, 51, 124, 132,125 Parten, Debbie 78, 80, 150 Parton, Lendeal 51,123 Paschal, Gail 80 Pate, Bobby 80 Patterson, Gene 51 Patton, Mike 80 Payne, Kevin 80, 172 Payne, Rita 80 Peace, Sammie 15,16,145, 103,110,51, 135 Peal, Shirley 80 Pearce, Lynda 113, 137,141,138,51,125,l35 Pellin, Stephen 52 Pellin, Theresa 80, 147 Pennington, Charlotte 52 Penny, Pamela 69 Peoples, Tonia 145, 26, 52, 110, 131, 125, 135 Perkins, Gay 95 Perry, Brian 101 Perry, Earlene 52 Perry, Mack 52 Perry, Marilyn 52, 132 Phillips, Dawn 69, 132 Phillips, Pat 69, 141 Phillips, Mrs. Marcella 90 Phipps, Delores 69 Phipps, Gary 80 Phipps, Wayne 52 Presley, Rita 70, 108 Price, Marilyn 70, 132 Prienst, Lester 51 Priddy, Phillip 146 Proctor, Mr. Rudy 97 Proctor, Mrs. Rudy 97 Pruitt, Lloyd 81, 132 Puryear, Morris 53 Qualls, June 148 Quick, Joy Ann 81 Schoe Scott, Scott Scott, Scott, Scott, Scott, Scale Seals, Seals, 9 4 ffler, Jann 71, 145, 63, 124, Dan 55 Dana 70 Delores 71 Dianne 55 Maria 55 Marsha 81 Don 81 Joetta 148, 55 Yolanda 159, 81 Rains, Robin 18, 19,1 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Randy 70 Rakes, Ann 53 Rakes, Bobby Joe 81 Ramsey, Glenda 70 Ramsey, Lynda 70 Ramsey, Randy 81 Ranalli, Albina 53 Ray, Mrs. Jo 93 Reed, Becky 70, 150 04. l1l,81, 102,132 Reed, Daline 148, 120,l39,53, 125,135 Reed, David 80, 81, 169 Reed, Ed 12, 27, 136, Reed, Edna 81,150 Reed, Jim 70, 137 Reed, Joe 70, 54 Reed, Julia 81,137 Reed, Kathie 70, 137 Reed, Peggy 81 137, 54,138,135 Pianalto, David 52, 115 Pianalto, Floyd 69, 151, 143 Pianalto, Patrick 80 Pianalto, Randy 80 Pianalto, Rosemary 81 Pianalto, Virgil 69 Pickett, David 151 Pierson, Mrs. Charlie 93, 133 Pierson,Jay 69,151, 138, 143,164,132 Pickron, Mary 80 Pinkley, Alice 69, 132 Plumlee, Glen 151,52 Plumlee, Jimmy 53 Porter, Sammie 81 Powell, Connie 53 Power, Charles 169, 132 Powers, Barbara 115, 51 Powers, Mrs. Lula Belle 55 Prendergast, Jamie 164, 169 Reeves, Jannie 70, 150 Reeves, Jaquita 12, 150, 141, 54 Reid, Kenneth 81, 138 Rench, Lynn 146,150, 54 Reynolds, Bonnie 129, 54, 101 Reynolds, Virginia 70 Reynolds, Wayne 70,115, 132 Rhodes, Glen 81 Richardson, Carleta 150, 81, 102 Richardson, Randy 81 Riley, Johnnie 81 Risley, Vicki 81 Roach, Jim 81 Roark, Phillip 81 Robbins, Tom 70 Robbins, David 70, 132 Roberts, Connie 54, 132 Roberts, Mr. Joe 88 Roberts, Lonnie 54 Robertson, Bill 54, 138 Robertson, Duane 81 Robertson, Paula 27, 54 Robertson, Karen 54, 118 Robinett, Becky 54 Robinson, Enola 54 Robinson, Harold 54 Robinson, Paula 149 Robinson, Sherry 70 Rodgers, J.P. 81 Rogers, David 70 Rogue, Kenneth 149 Rollins, Susan 18,19,105, 111, 81,102,132 Roso, Eddie 54 Roso, Tommy 54 Roughton, Patsy 55,132 Rollcn, Debbie 81 Royce, Kathy 81 Royce, Phil 120, 55, 138 Rugc, Kenneth 123, 55 Runyan, Laura 70, 150 Russell, Cathy 115,132 Russell, lvan 70,161 Russell, Jimmy 81 Russell, Tommy 71 Russell, William 71,136,133,13 Sabatine, Mary 71 Safley, Connie 55 Samples, Cathy 81 Sampson, Tim 113 Sanders, Mr. Gerald 89, 110 Santos, Al 81 Sander, M.rs. Wanda 90 Saratt, Anita 81 Sarratt, Melissa 150, 81, 132 Sbanotto, Harry 71 , 124 Searbrough, Mrs. Betty 93, 109 Search, Loreana 27, 55 Seaton, Becky 71,108 Seaton, William 81 Seay, Tommy 71,138 Self, Mark 56 Setty, JoAnn 128, 56,109 Shacklcford, Gary 149, 151 Shaekleford, Jeanette 81 Shackleford, Marcia 71, 124 Shaffer, Mr. Paul 93, 120, 135 Shannen, Sara 81 Sharp, Randy 81 Shaver, Darrell 71 Shawhan, Sue 71, 137, 138,124 Shelton, Cindy 111, 81 Shelton, Lyn 150, 105, 56, 102 Shepherd, Mrs, Alice 77, 95 Shephard, John 71,130 Shephard, Richard 71 Sherry, Kitti 71, 21, 22,107 Sherry, Larry 151, 56,172 Shipp, Danny 170 Short,Caro171,145, 129,100,131 Silmon, Timothy 71 Siler, Lonnie 71,132 Simmons, Joe 80, 81,138, 170 Simmons, Martin 81 Sims, Cheryl 12, 145, 56,118 Sims, Mike 81 Sims, Virginia 81 Sisco, Cynthia 81,102, 132 Sisk, Mitchell 81 Sizemore, Karen 56 Sizemore, Sandra 71, 132 Slack, Mrs. Mary Sue 93, 110 Smeadley, Barbara 141, 81, 135 Smith, David 71,170 Smith, Gary 56 Smith, Jane 80,81,132 Smith, Jerry 81 Srriith, Jo Ann 82, 132 ,John Ed 71,161,143,164 Smith Smith, Linda 71,120 Smith, Mike 56,132 Smith, Phyliss 56 Smith, Robert 71, 151, 173, 132 Smith, Tommy 151, 57 Smith, Mr. Thurman G. 88, 89 Smithee, Kenny 57 Snow, Debra 82 Snow, Doris 71, 107 Snow, Jama15,16,128,129,21, 131 Snow, Russell 115, 57 Snow, Yolanda 82 Sparks, Melinda 72, 132 Speck, Larry 72 Spencer, Patsy 82 Spicks, Sherry 95, 102 Spradling, Karen 80, 104, 82, 102 Spradling, Marlene 57 Springston, Kenny 72 Stacy. Sandra 72 Stamps, Anita 72 Stamps, Janice 57 Stamps, Kathy 72 Stamps, Loretta 82 Stamps, Luther 82 Stamps, Pam 82 Stamps, Roberta 57 Stantield, Patricia 82, 132 Steele, Robin 82 Stephens, Mrs. Betty 96 Stewart, David 82, 139 Stewart, Ray 72, 124 176 , 170,124 23, 110, 57 18 Stith, Rodney 82 Stockton, Janet 82, 147 Stout, Charlie 72, 110,143,151 Strain, Hazel 82 Strickland, Gina 95 Stroud, Lynette 72 Struebing, Kathryn 82, 135 Stureivant, Rick 82 Stutts, Linda 82 Sumcrwell, Beth 82, 137 Sutherland. Tommy 57. 170 Swafford. Carol 82 Whorton, Riekie 83 Taldo, Marilyn 72 Tarver, Mrs. Thelma 43. 93 Taylor, Alfred 72 Taylor, David 82, 169 Taylor, Dubby 57 Taylor. Glenda 72, 148, 132 Taylor. Jackie 72 Taylor, Karry 72, 123 Taylor, Taylor, Martha 27. 58,125,131 William 72. 115 Teague, Gratia 82 Teague, Rieky 58 Teehee, Cheryl 72, 124, 132 Teal, Debby 82 Terry, Anita 58 Thomas, Calvin 82 Thomas. Dale 72, 147 Thomas, Steve 58 Thomas, Verna 72. 180 Thomas, Champ 94,161,163 Thompson, Danny 72 Thompson, Debra 82 Thompson, Jeanetta 72, 146 Thompson, Jimmy 58 Thompson, Mary 58, 148 Thompson, Sandra 80, 82, 137 Tilton. Mrs. Judy 31. 94 Todd. David 58 Todd. Dee 58 Turley. Teresa 72. 102, 105 Todd, Mike 82 Tolson, Gay 59,125 Tolson, Sam 72 Tomlinson, Lorna 59 Tomlinson, Tempie 72, 123 Tracy, Marcia 82, 137 Travis, John Mike 82. 139 Tripp, Sue 72.115.124.150 Tripp, Vivian 82. 137 Trout, Peggy 106. 115, 150 Trollinger, Wilma 97 Tucker, Terry 12, 59. 110,135, Tuggle, Pam 27.39. 57,132,149 ,145,149 141,143,151 Turley, David 59. 72, 110, 143, 151 Turnbo Turn bo Turner, Turner, 186 ugh, Darlene 82 w, Karen 82. 150 David 120.135, 144 Paul 59 Tyler. 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