Springdale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Springdale, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1975 volume:

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Making decisions that directly and indirectly af- fect the student body, he works closely with the administration, faculty and school board. l Keeping an inventory of all school equipment, planning individual school schedules and supervising adult educa- tion are a few responsibilities of Deputy Superintendent Joe Roberts. Care of transportation is another time-consumer for the number two man. Buying textbooks, heading pupil per- sonnel and serving as public infor- mation officer keeps Assistant Superintendent Norman Crowder busy. Along with these duties, he assists in recruiting and employing teaching personnel, coordi- nates federal programs and is the representative for the district in the Vocational Education Division of the state department. 1. Dedication, tempered by years of experience, is shown by Nlr. Roberts. 2. Serious contemplation- characteristic of Mr. Smith. 3. With the increasing cost of materials, lVlr. Crowder reviews the budget. is K-an dl' we ' 'ws ...N-v-'- ...,.--wk ,., - Jas' v ,,3,,,M,..,frse wmww Meeting only once a month, the Springdale School Board faces lengthy agendas concerning all school projects and problems, the most controversial being the two-mile busing limit. High school departments were up- dated by allowing each to choose their own grading scale. Complaints from city residents about egging and disciplinary problems from students during homecoming week brought about a feeling that stu- dents were too immature to consider granting open campus. All educational and pleasure trips by clubs and organizations had to receive a positive answer from the board. Proving themselves flexible and lenient, approvals were granted for trips as near as Fayetteville and Little Rock and as distant as St. Louis, Hawaii and lVlexico. 1. Determining policies to adopt is a difficult task for the school board. 2. Concerned parents sup- port Unity trip to Hawaii. 3. Pres- ident Pat Singletary presides over a meeting. 3 The Systeml21 The buck stops here lt's that old 511 that's got Mr. Sprague down. The 5'X: that gives in to impulses like the donut shop, Beaver Lake in the spring, a vague description of running errands or going to the doctor nine times in one month. As SHS attendance officer, Mr. Sprague has the prerogative of handing over a pen to sign the checkout book or saying Stay put. With an average of 50 to 75 checkouts a day, he stays occupied with a finger on the dial and a receiver to his ear, verifying students' excuses with parents. The only thing he really dislikes about his job, he says, is the impersonalness of it. The only students he really gets to know are the students who reappear in his office frequently-the same old 5'Xs. Mr. Moore had a new and time-consuming job this year in the adult education program utilizing SHS classrooms. He believes many adults who never graduated from high school have a sudden interest in earning a diploma due to the economic pinch. As for high school students, Mr. Moore spends a flattering amount of time with them on his mind too. He stresses seIf-im- provement coupled with the realization that high school is not the only place to learn, but it is one of the easiest. His life outside the high school building is non-stop. Mr. Moore says he could live three lifetimes and still not get it all done because there are very few things he couldn't become interested in. His extra- curricular activities encompass refinishing antiques, clock collecting, renovating old houses and the sports of fishing, hunting, camping and golfing. Seeing Mr. Moore in a suit and tie five days a week, it's hard to imagine him dressed in anything else. But maybe some students might stumble across Mr. Moore on a weekend, in an old shirt with overalls, a baseball cap, with an un- shaven face and half a cigar in his mouth. Seeing is believing, and it might prove true that principals are people too. 1. Overwhelming problems of at- tendance are tackled by Mr. Sprague. 2. Mr. Moore's concern is the key to SHS success. 22lThe System Class and club officers often head to IVlr. Stamp's office hoping for approval of activities or funds. His frequent answer of, Let me think about this, leaves many wondering and sometimes searching for another project. Junior and senior attendance and disci- pline brings lVlr. Stamps closer to the student body. lt's ironic that his goal is to keep students in school, yet his only disciplinary threat is to kick them out. Nlr. Stamps explains he does his best to reason with students before suspending or expelling them. Commenting on students quitting school to work, Nlr. Stamps feels that such action if forgetting the future, and looking only for short-term success. 1. Trapped behind tons of book vvork, one of the many obligations of Nlr. Nloore. 2. Enforcing rules and regulations is a task for Mr. Stamps. 3. No matter how hard you try, he's always there. 2 The System!23 Helping students from A to Z With walls of But the teacher just doesn't like me, the coun- selors reason, advise and some- times end up juggling students' schedules. lVlrs. Manley, Nlrs. Stephens and lVlr. Devvett stay busy with each class trying to make students and teachers happy with selections, either for the present or in preparation for the future. 2 24lT he System 21, .5-...,,.4. ' ' f nxucum. ' uncun . 1. Student helpers in the counselor's office make many a day easier for the SHS counseling force. 2. Mr. Dewett- where seniors find the answers. 3. Mrs. Manley-a junior's best friend. 4. High- level pow-wow with Mr. Sprague. 5. Mrs. Stephens-shepherd ofthe flock. 6. Mrs. Manley supports overall day. 7. Full of in- formation the bulletin board keeps all up-to-date. The Systeml25 Ambition carries science forward With accurate course descriptions and better counseling, the science department once again increased in student enrollment, especially in chemistry and physics. Participation in non-required extracurricular activities also increased as nearly 100 stu- dents were involved in the science fair, club and research papers. SHS has one of the best high school programs in the state with the faculty constantly looking to improvements. 26lMind Expansion i i 1. Mrs. Ablondi, Mrs. Slusarek, Mr. Merrifield, Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. McClure, Mrs. Wilson, sci- ence. 2. Students compare results of their ex- periments and notes telling what should have happened. 3. Hypothesis: Water samples can be collected in nets. Conclusion: ??? 4. Physics, not to be confused with fishing, is a mind sport. 5. Rapt attention helps for desired effects. 5 i 4 Mind Expansionl27 A sense of expression Seeing the clutter and disorganization of yearbook layouts, newspaper articles and Bulldog Spotlight scripts, Journalism I students find they have something to look forward to? Quick, easy lessons on screaming effective- ly, applying make-up, facial expressions, body language and composure that add up to a performance, drama is a way of expres- sion involving the senses and imagination. A talent that can be expanded in a class, but not taught from scratch 5 something that must be felt. As the classes and French Club were closely entwined, thoughts of films and parties were discussed along with studies, both leading to a greater knowledge of French culture and language. Although foreign language is not al- ways necessary for college admission, in- terest in Spanish increased enough that Spanish lll and lV were added to the foreign language curriculum. Laboratory exercises gave students a chance to hear native speak- ers with attempts to imitate. 2 28!Mind Expansion 1. Uno, dos, tres, four, five . . . 2. A bunch of faces and a list of names and hopefully the two shall meet. 3. Speech topics often call for a little ingenuity like these talking hands. 4. Newspaper layout was a time-consumer after school. 5. Bulldog Spotlight Director Bryan Hunt mans the controls as Producer Mr. Shaffer looks on. 6. Mrs. Jarman, drama: Mrs. Gear- hart, journalism: Mrs. Baxter, French: Not pictured lVlr. Shaffer, debate: Mrs. Treat, French: Mrs. Cook, Spanish. 6 Mind Expansionl29 Relating to today Wondering what it would be like to live in a cave, fight in the Revolutionary War, smuggle prohibition moonshine or stand trial for Watergate are divisions in eras covered in an extensive history de- partment. For those interested in each country, World Geography is offered. Psychology students discuss peopIe's behavior- al habits and take tests ranging from ink blots to conditioning guinea pig volun- teers to jerk their hand at the cue of a spoon hitting a can. Sociology l and ll stu- dents focus on the effect of environment on society. 2 1. Congressional candidate Bill Clinton answered questions for KSHS and the sociology classes. 2. Focus on the '74 elections characterized several social studies classes. 3. Mr. Hawkins, lVlrs. Stan- berry, lVIr. Haney, Nlr. Blatt, Mrs. Dewett, social studies. 30!Mmd Expansion 2 3 1. Doug Sprouse just knows that pin just got him as he learns about conditioning responses. 2. Barry Thomas and concentration versus academic problems. 3. Mr. Ward, lVlrs. Hawkins, Mr. Nlarkey, lVIrs. Price, lVIr. Delap, social studies. 4. Films perform an invaluable service to the social stu- dies department. Mind Expansionl31 The way to communication With literature ranging from Planet of the Apes to Major English Romantic Poems, the English department continued to offer a great range of semester courses. Basic Grammar students are still puzzled by objects of infinitive phrases which function as adverbs. Advanced Grammar provided college background material. The bulge in everyone's jean pocket was the dictionary needed in order to talk to the students who really took an inter- est in Words and Words Words. Further study into vvord origins was re- vealed in Language: An approach to Meaning. Stressing individualism, creative writing classes Wrote either short stories or poems. For an honest evaluation by fellow students and teachers, authors read their creations to the class, hoping to portray feelings effectively. Students wanting to just sit around and watch television found things different in Film Nledia classes. Lively discussion and constructive criticism required a closer look at the films and programs. 32lMind Expansion 1. Careful thought will soon bring one of many possible answers. 2. Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Flanagan, Mrs. McDuffie, Mrs. Dye, Mrs. Creighton, English. 3. Nothing like a good novel to lull you to sleep. 4. Small study sessions increase understanding of diffi- cult material. 5. Mrs. Shepherd, Mr. Butt, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Gray, lVlrs. Luther, Mrs. Nickle, English. 6. Mrs. Williams at her lectern with ever-present help for her students. 5 6 Mind Expansionl33 Math you can count on it Stacks of unfinished vvorksheets, crumpled scratch sheets and vvorn out erasers added to the cluttered business of solving even the most basic math problems. The math department offers courses ranging from lVlath Skills to Trigonometry: from ad- ding and subtracting to logarithms. It's not much comfort for a math teacher to inform students that the speed of class material coverage is in preparation for college. l'm lost! brains scream. Teachers re- sponded with lengthy board explanations, hoping to help students surprise parents with semester A's. 1. Mrs. Hanks, Mr. Rauch, Mr. Pierce, Mr. Harris, Mr. Florer, Mrs. Ivey, math. 2. The Concen- tration required for math is second only to patience. 3. Scratch paper, broken pencil leads and a peek at the other guy's paper make for a completed assignment. 4. Six plus six is 12, carry your one . . . 5. Mrs. Ivey serves as department head for math in ad- dition to teaching. Mind Expansionl35 An expression for everyone Wy, . 'fr g Better acquainted after a full year with a new director, band students rejuvenated rank as one of the best in the state. Contests in marching and performing yielded many awards and trophies as the group continued as one of the major spirit-raisers at SHS. With increased support from various groups, chorus became one of the most active organi- zations at SHS. Boys' Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Unity and the A cappella choir all stayed busy giving public performances and participating in community service projects. Freshly-sharpened pencils, blank paper and unused paints challenged art students' cre- ativity and ability. Art I provided begin- ning students knowledge in perspective, color, copper enameling, interior decorating, block printing and papier mache. Drawing and painting, for the more advanced student, consisted en- tirely of painting. Commercial art, for the possibly career-oriented artist, increased knowledge in advanced designs. 36lMind Expansion .ig Q W A ' Qqygggggigjf rr v ' W P.E. is what you make it With two credits needed in P.E. to graduate, many students are in the class for that reason only, and it often takes a little coaxing to get them involved. But the aspiring ath- letes get right in there and coach, cheer, yell and encourage the others, creating an atmosphere of activity- with enthusiasm. 2 38lMind Expansion 1. Melanie Johnson makes the bal- ance beam look easy. 2. Coach San- ders, Mrs. Williams, Coach Smith Nlrs. Tyler, P.E. 3. ln true bas- ketball form, Roger Penny prac- tices fake-out dribbling. 4. Per- fect timing, a good grip and prac- tice mean mastering the unevens. 5. Roll call-the necessary evil of P.E. 6. Laps-game of no reward. r Mind Expansionl39 A practical approach: the business department From any place in the c-wing: Eyes on copy-Type! Then, a mad rush of keys and nearly instantly 36 words and a com- main a minute with only six errors. Down the hall, a quieter approach to prac- tical business courses in business machines. Accounting and shorthand give students fits, as they gain first-hand experience with exercises that are true-to-life. 1 3 40lMind Expansion 1. A few straight lines, a lot of concentration, a favorite pencil, then a house on paper. 2. Ruffled or plain, romantic or useful, but all really comfy. 3. Brownies- step-by-step, taste-by-taste, 4. Typing students dutifully watch the copy instead of their hands. 5. Front row: Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Forman, Mrs. Dye: Middle row: Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs Crowder, Mrs. Youngman, Mrs. Lef- Ier: Back row: Coach Jones, Mr. Pilkington, business, driver's education, home economics. 6. A personal experience-all alone in the shop making something useful. For the student's benefit Assisting dentists. . . changing tires. . . counting money at a local bank. . .typing invoices. . . servicing farm equipment.. . spilling cokes . . . planning hospital menus . . . burning hamburgers. . .stocking gro- ceries . . .are all part of the work pro- gram provided SHS students by local employers, enabling students to increase their abilities in several fields. Programs such as HOE and COE center on one specific area of occupation, while the more widespread programs, STAE, ICT, DE and CCE deal with agriculture, me- chanics, sales and industrial fields. The work program has benefited students, by preparing them for the real world after graduation, and employers, by giving young people a chance to prove themselves in a work-oriented society. 42fMmd Expansion i Aw.. 1Wuwswf.um,v,:-1... Ts 1. Personal salesmansh ip was put to practical use, complete with a cow at school-a part of lVlr. Dolan's Exploratory D.E. program 2. Brenda lngram gains office experience. 3. There's no sub- stitute for experience, Sherrie NIcNeely finds out as a work program participant. 4. Doug Weaver: This here cycle is for sale and . . . 5. Mr. Pilcher, lVlrs. Clements, Nlrs. Roller, lVlrs. Lefler, lVlr. Wilson, work programs. Not pictured, IVlr. Dolan. i Mind Expansionl43 2 44lT he System ,af- The backbone of SHS 1. Without the aid ofthe helpers, librarians would be lost. 2. The library provides audio- visual aids along with other references, 3. More planning is making for better school lunches this year. 4. The SHS cooks prepare over a thou- sand meals a day. 5. Have message: will deliver. 6. Filing absentees is an every hour on the hgur job. 7. Mr. Johnson: the SHS jack-of-all-trades. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Cox attend their duties cheerfully. A place to research, to hide during homeroom, to rendezvous with friends or to actually read, the library is kept in order by Nlrs. Bennett, Mrs. Price and 41 helpers. When the room temperature suddenly drops, when someone has ripped a go-team poster off the wall shred- ding it to the floor or when alight bulb has burned out, a janitor is a handy person to know . . .wherever he is. Long hours of hard work and a dedicated spirit keep SHS spotless and the janitors to thank. lf your mom's hot on your getting a good lunch while you're at school, she can count on the SHS cooks. With four meals from which to choose, the cafeteria runs a close race with Taco Tico. 7 8 The Systeml45 INFORMATION: Dispensed Here. P 1 System l 1. Organizing the book room and answering ques- tions keeps Mrs. Powers hard at work. 2. Mrs. Gilmore is caught satisfying her sweet tooth. 3. Administrative secretaries: Lynnetta Day, Corinne Nicoll, Nellie Griggs, Linda Hinds and Sherrie Barker. 4. Mrs. Brooks-one ofthe main reasons SHS runs smoothly. 5. The lady who can get you back in school, Mrs. Adams is kept busy in her job as attendance office secretary. 6. The adding machine relieves Mrs. Joenks of extra math work in her daily procedure of counting lunch money. Due to the increase in students, and coupled with more complicated paperwork, another secretary was added to lighten the office burden Typing the weekly calendar, filing papers and sending out the dreaded green and blue notes from the attendance office, made up the sec- retaries' routine duties. Greeting people at the prison-like window occupied much of their time as they answered questions from information-seeking students and lost parents. 4S!Dog Days Dog Daysl49 Homecoming, 1974 This year, according to Nlr. Nloore, there was not necessarily more egging, but it was more flagrant than in the past. So, until a day before the scheduled parade, class and clubs wasted money, effort and time on their floats. 1974 Homecomingfthe year of no parade. Student Council sponsored the events of the vveekp boot, overall, hat and red and white days were observed by students and some teachers. 1974 Homecoming-the year of more spirit. The traditional assembly to present the queen and her court to the student body was held the afternoon before the big game. 1974 Homecoming-the year of Queen Jamie Jackson. And the night finally arrived with stands crowded with excited fans. 1974 Homecoming- the year the Bulldogs beat the Siloam Springs Panthers, 20-7. 1. 1974 Homecoming Queen Jamie Jackson is escorted by Senior Flandy Bilderback, 2. Homecoming royalty: Paula Bariola, Anita Kimbrough, Sandy Hunt, Carol Hawkins, Queen Jamie Jackson, Diane Weaver, Patti Harp, Denise Franco and Melinn Armstrong. Not pictured, Vicki Mayse. 2 50lDog Days I U if 5 9' is . X , N 11 ' k f .peg W 2 E 2, , .aw MM A e :- WW , , X- f M 4. ms:..g. YHH5' LL 4U 22- ea.-sq 4, .iw - K 1 3 625: 3 A ! 5.:f', , 'A gum- :f..,1, ,J 4. .... xg.. b 1-. M -N-,,3, 5-Nr' .f ' mm 'Yr- . 'ff-x b- an .gr i 1-:www-551 Springdale 20 Siloam Springs 7 1 An injured Steve Travis is consoled by Roger Penny and Scott Bailey 2 Paula Bariola and Mark Zulpo sweet victory 3 Quarterback David Reynolds was in jured in the Homecoming tilt with Scott Bailey filling in to lead the Dogs to victory Dog Days!53 QQQQDQ. W 54lDog Days 1. Debbie Roblee is crowned 1975 Colors Day Queen by senior basketball player and Dreamboat Jim lVloore, as Nlr. Roblee looks on. 2. Terri Ditmore solos for Unity at the Colors Day Assembly. 3. Jim Moore makes it official as Debbie Roblee is crowned. 4. The Colors Day Royalty in- cluded, front row: Lisa Lester and Chris Smith, pages with Debbie Roblee, queen: back row: Linda NIcCIeIlan, senior basketball player: Melinn Armstrong, iunior maid: Becca Crowell, sophomore maid: Carol Hawkins, senior maid: Brenda Collins, senior basketball player. Not pictured, Nancy lVlounce and Jody Wyman, senior basketball players. 2 3 4 Dog Daysl55 DEBBIE ROBLEE l REIGNS 56lDog Days 1 l The second annual Colors Day, sponsored by Student Council brought recognition to both boys and girls basketball teams. Senior basketball girls Brenda Collins, Nancy lVlounce, Linda lVlcCleIlan and Jody Wyman were attended by Neal Simco, Richard Roberts and Randy Burdick. Becca Crowell, Melinn Armstrong and Carol Hawkins were escorted by senior basket- ball boys Kenny Lockhart, Richard Zachary and Jeff Watson. Secret balloting by the teams named Deb- bie Roblee Colors Day Sweetheart and Jim Moore Dreamboat. A Beat FayettevilIe pep assembly followed the pro- cession. Although the Bulldogs lost to the highly- rated Purple Dogs, spirit was high at the informal dance following the game. Instead of the usual live band, two SHS students kept the music con- stant with a collection of 45's via professional equipment. Colors Day Dreamboat Jim Moore turns his attention to the evening's business. 2. Those chosen for the Colors Day Court included, sitting: Nlelinn Armstrong, Neal Simco: stan ding: Randy Burdick, Becca Crowell Richard Roberts, Carol Hawkins. 3. Left, Debbie Floblee tries to take it all in. 4. An informal dance was held following the game. Dog Daysl57 MISS SHS 1975 Janis Parta in 1. Kathy Vanzant transformed into a Raggedy Ann doll. 2. All eyes turn center-stage as Janis Partain is announced Miss SHS. 3. Contestants wait anxiously as the emcees stall during the judges' deliberations. 3 2 D09 Davsl59 60lDog Days Andrea Penzo Kathy Vanzant, Runners-up 1. Contestants' moods vary as they await the final call 2. Winners: Kathy Vanzant, 2nd Runner-up, Miss Congeniality and Pageant Spirit Award: Janis Par tain, Miss SHS: Andrea Penzo 1st Runner-up. 3. Planning, er rands and work-climaxed the fi nal two days as the gournalism department does double time to ready the backdrop A l i' iibfxl 'Zi Eleven talents of singing, dancing, in' strumental performance, gymnastics, dra- ma and twirling greeted the crowd at- tending the 15th Annual Miss SHS Pageant. Mrs. Jan Moore directed the contest sponsored by the journalism depart- ment. When formal parading and talents were completed, and a long, seemingly drawn- out deliberation was finally suffered through, Janis Partain was crowned Miss SHS. First Runner-up was Andrea Penzo and 2nd Runner-up, Miss Con- geniality and the Spirit Award Winner was Kathy Vanzant. wmv' 1. Sophomore Wendy Wise presents her talent at Miss SHS. Susan Laningham in evening gown competition. 3. Mrs. Kazunori Amagi did an oriental dance as the judges deliberated. 4. Prepara- tions for the pageant began early in the year. Dog Daysl61 EST HELD CAST Mr. Morlock Kenny Lockhart Mrs. Morlock SuzAnn Winters J. Morlock Kathy McClintock M. Morlock Freda Davis L. Lanconi Glen Kever J. Lanconi Steve Thompson M. Lanconi Cinda Meuser Mildred Andrea Penzo Miss Akers Susan Crisler G. Plew Eddie Lee Lucifer Jim Moore Mrs. Schmaltz Suzy Goble Dr. Brown Alan Dablemont Mr. Black Ken Smedley Jake Bill Beesman MIS- FfiI1CK Judi Golden 62lDog Days 'TI-IE GIFT OF 'TI-IE MAG! CAST O. Henry Della Young Mrs. Casey Jim Young Soapy Officer Schultz Officer Kelly Strollers Stuffy Pete Whistlin Dick Bedelia Umbrella Man Mrs. Van Alstyne Madame Sofronie Jacquelyn Ladies in the wig shop Fisher Ragtime Shoppers Richard Robert Susan Laningham Susan Looney Doug Harmon Ed ddison Terr T ler 'Rangalxl Baker Michelle Weathen Judy Merrell Lewis Lee, Peggy Yeager Tim Lambrech Walter Benson Sue Soell Ted Youmans Lecia Johnson Terri Ditmore Leah Grimsley Gail Storment, Carol Hawkins, Sandy Hunt, Sheila Riggins, Vickie Mayse, Bev Evans Dale Lawless, Mark Holland, Wade Jones, Randy Fine Rick Evans, Randy, Burdick, Valerie Houston, Regina Hopper, Lori Duffield, Lawana Wilkins, Edith Teel, Wendy Wise Dog Daysl63 Rumpelstiltskin Drama l's February production was a children's play presented at each Springdale elementary school over a four day period. The casts and crew included: Rumpelstiltskin . . . .... Russell Holt ....RandallBaker . . .. . . . .Randy Burdick .....SandyHunt Kind .... ....... E d Addison ,.... . . . .Richard Roberts .....LarryRasdon .....TedYoumans Miller .... ..... T erry Tyler ......I.ewisLee .....KenSmedley Annette .... ........ V icki Mayse .....KarenKollmeyer . ....... Judy Merrell .,.......,...,.............,................Susanlaningham Pages ........................................... Linda Moore Carolunne Keation, L'Tain Russell, Toni Penzo, Marty Burr, Ardell Hoff, Mark Holland, Patti Levik Glady ............,................................. Sue Soell ,..........HollyGay ..... . . . . .Michelle Weathers .........,.....................................Susanlooney Crew ...... Tawny Nuesmeyer, Lawana Wilkins, Laura Zulpo, Peggy Yeager, Robyn Perry, Terry Turner, Becky Neal Y 64!Dog Days Mollie Ralston . . Giles Ralston .... Christopher Wren . . . . . . Mrs. Boyle ...,.. Major Metcalf ..... Miss Casewell ,........... . . Mr. Paravina . ,. Detective Sergeant Trotter .... . . . I A 1 I . .Andrea Penzo ......Jim Moore ...,.JimHarris ..........BevEvans Kenny Lockhart . . .Susan Crisler ......EddieLee .Steve Thompson I 1 iQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 3 Q Q Q Q Q Q 4-if K +- - I K I 1 1 I ittiittiiiiiiiiitiittiiti 2 iw ,, ,fn '!f Qf f Q In I5 ll - 1- -- F2 - 3 66lDog Days 4 1. Clarinet players get in some practice before the Region I march- ing band contest in which the band took first place in the AAAA division. 2. Randy Burdick received first chair, first band in the region for his performance on the xylophone. 3. Twirlers: Janice Graham, Sherrie Patrick, Andrea Penzo lfeature twirlerl, Sharon Nliller, Cheryl Miller. 4. Flag Corps: Nancy Houchin, Cynthia Merrifield, Dee Lawless, Barbara Merrifield, Phyllis Vaughn, Melin- da Pinkley. 5. The band kicks off a pep rally with a jaunt through the halls. 6. The Satchrhos of SHS. 6 Dog Daysl67 L .L 1 The way it was in band '74-'75 . .. Tired lips . . . teeth chattering during a football game. . . step in time . . . drill, drill, drill those formations . . . S1700 for ONE tuba... bleary eyes-after a while you can't tell whether the note's on a line or space . . . uniforms. .. everybody knows everybody else . . . clinic. . .pepping up the pep ral- lies. . . new music, old music... enthusiasm . . .Springdale Nlarching Band ...Springdale Pep Rally Band... Springdale Football Band. . .Spring- dale Concert Band... Get a No. 1 . . . Shove that ball across that line. . . but it's too cold to twirl . . . 47 in All Region... can't we carry our instruments at graduation? . . . and when I was in high school, l was in the band, and we had lots of fun. I think my old clarinet's up in the attic... 68!Dog Days 1. Football games equal enthusi- asm, 2. Christmas music enter- tains as Santa arrives. 3. Let's call it a day. 4. One region con- test coming up.. .5. Practice can make perfect. 6. Ahhh . . . peace at last. 7. Mr. Gibson, director, 5 Dog Daysl69 'li E IHIIEAL IIPIEMN 1 2 3 70lDog Days 1. Unity practices choreography. 2. Christy Hooten takes the spotlight. 3. Risers of rhythm in Unity. 4. Prac- tice anywhere the piano can be rolled. 5. Direct with one, play with one-Mrs. Pierson, director. 6. Boys Chorus, a 74-75 addition. 7. Attention spans in Mixed directions. is 'dz' .3 .. ' ,V K f Room 501 sees more emotion than any other personified roomp more energy, goose- bumps, fatigue. Repetition causes hating or learning to love a song. It must all be felt to be believed. 5 6 -Y 4 ,- , --ff: -V,,,,,.. ' ' ' 1'-' J' V, ...., V l?:3:z,:L::,ri . '-f T77'I1Zf1l,' , ...., ,MV I 5 -ti . V 1 A. Dog Daysl71 weekly Bulldog Spotlight. 2. Dawn Publications: 4 easy lessons 1. The Yearbook: so termed because most activities of the year are gathered here to form a book. Advised by Mrs. Gearhart. 2. The Bulldog Herald: A school newspaper, printed monthly. Carries school news and sports. Advised by Mrs. Gearhart. 3. Belles Lettres: Literary magazine put together by a group of interested students. Includes poetry, short story, essay and potpourri. Advised by Mrs. Gray, Mr. Butt and Mrs. Shepherd. 4. Bulldog Spotlight: One ofthe only school- sponsored TV stations in Arkansas-KSHS. Advised by Mr. Shaffer and Mrs. Gearhart. 2 1. Mark Peoples patiently awaits the signal to begin the Hinshaw, Spotlight Program Di- rector, takes a turn at the mike. 3. Mrs. Gray talks printing prices with the Belles Lettres staff. 4. A candid shot of Stan Shoe- maker and Bill Hairston punching holes in the latest edition of the Bulldog Herald. lam, 'lid 2 1. Mr. Shaffer, producer, mans the controls that creates Bulldog Spotlight. 2. The editors of SHS include Linda Svvacina, Belles Lettresp Laura Hatasaki, Bulldog: Dawn Hinshaw, Belles Lettres and Bulldog Spotlight: Kent Whillock, Bulldog Herald. Not pictured Bry- an Hunt, Bulldog Spotlight. 3. Bull- dog Editor Laura Hatasaki helps Linda Robertson make a vertical picture horizontal. mass of 1 D09 DaYSf73 Stu Cooperation, Stu Concern Student Council got a new name this year along with new ideas. Renamed StuCo, the organization remained one of the busiest in the high school. A main complaint from non-members was a lack of dances, which may be a little petty compared to some of the things they did accomplish. The new smoking area went over big for the peo- ple who used it, but teachers lamented its disorder. Many felt the smokers were ca- tered to. Time and effort, they thought, should be focused elsewhere . . .which brings up open campus, vending machines and the parking lot, a never-ending fight for rights. The Council also did many things most people never heard about. They adop- ted an orphan overseas, collected for char- ities, sponsored Teacher Appreciation Day, changed the calendar monthly and had a Christmas party for the Day Care Center. Debbie Roblee was described by one of the council members as one of the best things that ever happened to Student Council. we ' i N 3 2 74fDog Days ,tw he 1. With never an empty square, staples and construction paper are used to post club meetings, birthdays and miscellany. 2. Shy, yet anxious, day care children let StuCo's Santa in on their Christmas wants-n-wishes. 3. The sister-brother team-Debbie and Rick Floblee. 3 wp- it 'Q ?iI'3ETEWE55fSJS':f5.f-, ' ,fl-. Ui. , ., M, ., .,,1. V, ,s',,f ' ' 3 we f ff if Effwf , .tt LL,,A .gm ' . .1 if f if Vffiii .4-rm-f L - , g .ff L-gay Q :R 'l 5 wk: ff ' wal :fue 'J , WM. N, Q. gfifafl 4 . f , 5 5 N wif' , f Ev It 'W V 9, a, 1 . ' M 5 Qfumm. , -gy if 359.13 tx f . 2 , lf .X ,fu 1 I , 5 r 14- , ' l Z.:-fi -at Q . 2 f-3 1 of J j -Q ea Jlff in - s . .X ga -. ft, , , I 2 W TI- 5 Q 'si at M A .t 5. , 1 4? W Q , . :H i ' T eg Q.: 0 G 7 a ny wg! , aa. t Wa any f 4 N., el W . M X l K t?gr,.. K 5 ' A 53 . H W n 6 .25 . S ' if 7 Q M i . is Q, 3 1. Though fun and friends were made at the Day Care Center, not all little kids have much to say to the big kids. 2. The Council sold bumper stickers proclaiming the Bulldogs AAA West Champion- ship. 3. Linda Collins and Diane Weaver present lVlr. Delap with an apple on Teacher Appreciation Day. 2 Q44 Dog Daysl75 1 1. Student Council officers: Jamie Snow and Mark Peoples, board of directors: Gail Treat, sec.- treas.7 Rick Roblee, vice-president: Deb- bie Roblee, president: Tracy Wright and Kim Trimble, board of di- rectors. 2. After all, all work and no play . .. 3. Scads of student council members plus 21 minutes equals rush to get things done. 76lDog Days Teen lnvolvement Teen Involvement is putting a high school student in an elementary or junior high school student's point of vievv. Pressures, problems and confusion that weren't a part of our younger days are hoped to be put dovvn by ln- volvement people. Just some- body to talk it all out, listen and be concerned. The group is divided into classroom counselors and researchers. Counselors communicate direct- ly with the kids and researchers are the important people be- hind the lines. ln either role, involvement is the key feeling- and being needed. Dog Daysl77 9 w 1. Sponsor Mrs. Gearhart is not quite certain of the latest good suggestion. 2. An attentive club member- ship lends an ear. Officers of the journalism honorary are: Laura Hatasaki, presi- dent: Diane Weaver, vice- presidentp Dawn Hinshaw, sec.-treas. 3. Laura Hata- saki lights the candle be- ginning initiation for 19 new members of Quill and Scroll. Clubsl79 80lClubs 1. Thespian officers include Glen Kever, presidentg Eddie Lee, vice-presidentp Andrea Penzo, sec- retary. 2. SHS did well in the tournaments attended. Kathy lVIcCIin- tock, Glen Kever and Bev Evans were successful at Monnett. 3. The Thespian practice field: the lobby. 1. President Greg Watts dis- cusses future tournaments NFL members will be involved in. 2. Millie Mitchell is thoroughly excited over the latest NFL meeting. 3. Additional officers are Don Harris, vice-presi- dent: Millie Mitchell, sec.- treas. Clubsl81 1 -1 2 82fCIubs ff Fwx DWI 4 5 1. Pan Am officers include Lin- da Swacina, president: Janis Par- tain, vice-president: Janice Graham, sec.-trees.: Dennis Sbanolto and Melinn Armstrong, program chairpersonsg LeeAnn Simmons, historian. 2. Miles of foil wrapping paper, tape and ribbon added up to change in the can for Pan Am. 3. Romanticist David Taylor chooses a carna- tion for his Valentine and helps the French Club out. 4. Mrs. Baxter took Nlrs. Treat's place at semester as French teacher and club sponsor. 5. Officers of French Club are Jacquetta Harp, president: De- nice Franco, vice-president: Joyce Copple, sec-treas.: Can- dy Benham, program chairwoman 6. Janis Pertain and Michelle Weathers practice modeling for the February Fashion Show, pro- ceeds of which went for the an- nual trip to Mexico. 84lCIubs w-vnu-svwnm 1. With the great number of typing students, Mrs. Murphy saw many parents at open house. 2. Rhonda Goodman's task was to make open house posters for the facuIty's doors. 3. FTA President Don Ivey conducts a meeting. 1. FFA officers include Paul Ranalli, president: Mike Collins, vice-president: Harold Nlannon, secretary: Connie Moss, treasurer: Lisa Dorsey, reporter: Neal Ber- ner, student adviserg Carl Bilderback, sentinel. 2. President Paul Ranalli conducts an FFA meeting. 86lCIubs 1. FBLA members sold grapefruit and oranges at Christmas. 2. One of the largest organizations at SHS, FBLA officers are Opal Whiteside, president: Shirley Skelton, vice-president: Cathy Youngman, secretary: Pam Sisemore, treasurer: Carol Walker, report- er: Judy Merrell, historian. 1. President Susan Crisler conducts an FHA meeting. Other officers are: Laqui- ta Guess, 1st vice-presi- dent: Cheri Markley, 2nd viceapresidentp Leah Grim- sley, secretary: Robin Davis, treasurer: Rhonda Goodman, reporter: Melinda Miller, historian. Clubsl87 1 88lClubs 1 . Jr. Academy of Science members are selected by in- vitation only. Officers are Pat Vaughn, president and Jimmy Walker, vice-president. 2. Chemistry is so easy that even a chimp . . . 3. Science Club officers include Rick Roberts, president: Mark Taylor, vice president and Bella Carnes, secretary. ,S me 1. The Library Club's an- nual Christmas party was a good respite. 2. The club's large membership is served by Diana Butler, president: Sue Soell, vice-president: Marty Burr, secretary: Ro- bin Davis, treasurer: Bev- erly White, historian. 3. Questions, decisions, and more questions. CIubsl89 1 2 Q W imagine? ' .3 ffs1v:f:'si:21 '-M-sa 'Z' ,. 1- f- vi S,..'.5ir .-FTW' .D A JIT: . 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A , ,, ,,. ., ,,'1l9,5:. l. : ,tivo My , an Q W 'F . iff? . 1 sl -.wa-4.5-fix' sw f., f?T: fffK42 i1?'w:,,q-:.wwzfszi va X ' 90lCluhs . . ns., . . , , , , . ,f.- ..,-:. ., A -. . . 1. lf there was a way to pour cokes with a flair, Art Club could do it. 2. Connie Batson and Allen Cunningham copper enamel-one of art's various activities. 3. Serving the Art Club this year is Connie Batson, president: Charlie Russell, vice-president: Dwight Bradley, secretary: Allen Cunningham, treasurer. X X r I 1 1. Camera Club officers include Gary Powers, president: Don Ivey , vice-president: Barbara McClain, secretary. 2. Hide'n' shoot . . . the photo must go on. 3. Gary Powers discusses rules for the photography contest. ClubSl91 ,,. :FWX 92lCIubs 2 1. S Club officers: Mike Taylor, president: Charles Deines, vice-president: Doug Sprouse, sec.-treas. 2. The team is in the huddle . . . 3. FCA officers: Jim Moore, president: Kenny Lockhart, vice-president: Stacy Cox, sec.-trees. 1. Key Club officers: Roger Penny, presi- dent: Steve Travis, vice-president: Bill Hairston, sec.-treas.: Jerry Butler, sheriff. Clubsl93 A w 4: 4 I 'J 94lT he Society -A 9 if-1. 155: is -F I The Societyl95 facing life Student Lifel97 SENIORS .. .skipping cause you figure they wouldn't kick a senior out. . . Paste the Panthers, a float that never got tin- ished . . .taking Shakespeare just because you only need one more English credit to graduate . . .writing in 'Beer Drinkers' as the class song that never quite made it . . . pushing for a little recognition and re- spect from under-classmates . . . listening to the guys talk about Fayetteville and soph- omore women . . . watching all your friends get engagement rings or acceptance letters and wondering what you're gonna do . . . partying at the U of A just like real-live college students . . . being most spirited class in pep rallies. . .worrying how you did on the ACT test. . .going to the last high school homecoming . . . listening to President lVlatt Howard laugh over the intercom during the morning announcements . . .getting into the habit of saying der-der . . . counting the days until graduation, but the closer it gets, you can't help but be a little sad and a lot scared... practice, practice, practice . . . graduation, the last time the class of '75 sits together, re- membering a wow senior year . .. 1. Senior class officers- Dee Gee Biggs, secretary: Matt Howard, president. Not pictured, Kathy Vanzant, vice-president. 2. Senior class council meets again. .uh 2 98lSeniors What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. 1 Senior Class Council-Front row: Karen T ylor, Sandy Hunt, Diane Weaver, Linda C II ns, Diane Johnson, Carol Hawkins. 2. 2 ding: Stan Shoe k Jeff N man, Jeff Watso J Moore. Seniors!99 - 'Q'zrzsrrzaimzafzmzzx W,:Sewwg1f:1mQ::gime' . K x . . .,. X 1: 2 , ,. 2 ,.asf2:eQa. Q 1:f5.,: :ggfy 4 G ggggg'-11, AdfilwlffEiiiim All'reClQ AMS. Gilbert p , f ii- ' 'A' 9552 A .M Masai 1 fx 'W ' ' km Q:g:z::5:::fs:grEE53 wg 3 5 V 54,ae12::L1s1:1fm!QSffg.f:f -' -- -wr amf.m,,.,ff:1s .um 1 3 H -. -L A , Q2..wei,..V,, if ' Q Zi32iiNgL'N'E W l V. ::':::s:x::Ar'r:,,f :fn ' 3 sm i fi? ''gazzzfs:z: 1fs'? s-:'f 'W 'za1'f5Ei5'3F5 Afefidiili?2f!i5?il?Hk5HgiS1??2fff?2?z1:5? 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Necessary ingredients: 1 catchy slogan 1 good-sized armory At least one reliable sponsor 1 9' x 16' flat-bed trailer 72 hours of labor 23 hands Special ingredients: 4000 squares of white napkins lat 101, discount from Wal-Marti 3938 square yds. outdated newspaper 3 lbs. nails-5 in length 30 lbs. flour ldamaged merchandise from Harp's at W pricel 5 gals. tap H20 2 gals. various colored enamel paint 6-12 oz. cans of red spray paint 75' of chicken wire 1 8' x 12' sheet plywood Approximately 10' of 2 x 4 1 stereo i2 large speakers, ANI-FlVl radio, tape player and turntablel with several albums and tapes. Mix all special ingredients thoroughly and toss in a few dozen eggs before combining with necessary Ingredients Add a few smashed thumbs, a dash of determination and more eggs. Let set 24 hours before adding special effect. Special effect: Combine all above ingredients with: 2 bushels tomatoes 1 bushel of assorted fruits and vegetables Top it off with 6 cases or 2,728 singles lfor best results, use extra large eggsl Thus producing 1 infuriated principal, unmerciful policemen and several irritated parents. Grmiggsg Janiizle ' Grimsley, Clint, L' m', f , ,,.:v:::J2?iz,:2?i'iii::1: 'ziffriksu :ed YL1-fm.1531:w1:,Rfaw15:.w rgggl-was 5? .'7fQ:IiQf23?5:i32i .wi ill? '-ZSREZMM '?53??3Z5EI:?i1iE'i5gQ3g2E52 5131552 5 f1f2??as52f:fi211fz2aafs23?51iE2eaz'r w ef? wiv :ln Lon? giakinl-'mini em 2-an .fufifsigaem :gm '2LF?g?E3'ih. 6: 'anew : f2hi23313aiiL3ga?i2?p,, :Vw . M. - H w.x:: ,:,::t. 1233-geeHa2?fii2xaesg2ff'1i2:112 45211131235 S2333 . 52512112552--,esmzmzi 1: Vig?2i?Zrf2iE!i8lii 'iw mam. nw-':.:'f'w: za ---.: ,Q z' 5 , si? ffgyw pw., , 1 W V S Ifsseziziias1Q1mnexafE2zem'g5sa4 53,2 ,mu I - 115113211aaasfswssaagmfs rm.: 2,g.,gy 1- . , N.E,..., 5g,q.Q,.,m,Q,, A,.5aK.W 'Q 11.,:1.r. . F-'g ,Q , .lznafiaiixs f . 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U is?z'2!sQ'v sl, K 1 ,- Eiga -ig 'M fg' ,Sf ta W ,N if Jig ' fi-1 S921 1 1 2!Seniors 2 Q ' ' 3:-t Q M ., . ., ,gain we Q 321 2 ' ' K' ' H 1 -N l f wax M32 , 3 . g l'fi Q -1 We're the greatest class alive, super seniors '75 1 4 1 ! r i I 114lJuniors Good leadership pulls juniors together Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right, Here I am, Stuck in the middle .... Having the security of being neither a soph- omore or a senior, juniors slide through the year with lotsa laughs. The junior year is the one to make it off the JV and on to the varsity: the first year to really have a chance at the game of school. During pep rallies, juniors vvear spirit hats they're selling and play lNe've got spirit, yes, we do . . with the seniors on the opposite side of the gym. The planning starts in the fall for the Prom with juniors rushing and disorganized. The class of '76-happy they're no longer sophs, anticipating their senior year and enjoying being a junior. 1. Junior class council contemplates this year's activities. 2. Junior class officers: Beverly Evans, secretary: Theta Neal, president: Jinny Sykes, vice-president. 1 91 gg yvff 1' .,, ..,,. ' .f,, K .1 l 3 3. Junior Class Council-Front row: Bill Bailey, Gary Powers, Charlie Russell, Teresa Reed. Second row: Holly Henry, Anita Kim- brough, Belinda Tuggle, Susan Looney, Suzie McCamey. Back row: Chip Gibbons, Doug Harmon, Mark Peoples, Tracy Wright. 4. Jinny Sykes and Mrs. Stanberry discuss the junior project of selling spirit hats. 5. Junior class sponsors: Mr. Blatt, Mrs. Youngman, Mr. Markey, Mrs. Stanberry. 5 Juniorsl115 Adams, Nancy Allen, Kenneth Allen, Susan Alton, Johnny Alverson, Ricky Alvis, Lee Anderson, Anna Archer, Cheryl Ardemagni, Karen Armstrong, Nlelinn Artripe, Wayne Bailey, Bill Baker, Randall Baker, Sandy Ball, Larry Barton, Randy Bausinge, Regina Beal, Judi Bechford, Beth Beckford, Vivian Bell, Delno Benham, Marci Berner, Neal Beth, Judi Bewley, Larry Bilderback, Carl Bishop, Sherry Blalock, Sandy Blood, Becky Bond, Debbie 116lJuniors Junior spirit 1. Judi Beth leads the juniors in their favorite cheer. 2. We're the greatest class of all, '76 will never fall. 'l . ' ff ,Fffffx 45 . ,, J, I., Y s fi- V. X l 144 ,W if is .6 fig-Q x Q alla lr i 'fe- ' , .ggi 1 yt i, .ti x 1 , Z5 1 ll , ,g ffm At ' ff rip if lf? M2215 ,-ay ., , , fly .' J ' A ,f Z .K zz' . - 3' ggxn A ' 15 , .. . Q1 l 4 icy gli an ' l i an 5? ' qt' sg? 6 i X' me 3' N, in ti na. All - W- .M r M r 5 Q l in gil T 1' ' .1 Nz. if I f f lf ll A f I ll be 'F If 35 rfg??s':.' il , 2 li 4 . 285, if wh j I 1 . A . 5111 'ff if J if , 'EP l Boulman, Robbin Bowen, Dennis Brady, Steve Bradley, Dwight Bradley, Mary Brandon, Phil Bratcher, Richard Brock, Kenny Broseman, Bill Brown, Greg Bryan, Jesse Burk, Kerry Burke, Roger Butler, Diana Butts, Deborah Carins, Bella Jo Carpenter, Pam Carpenter, Rick Carpenter, Sherry Carter, Darrell Carter, Teresa Catron, David Cawood, Gayla Ceola, Denet Clark, Brad Clark, Harvey Clark, Steve Clarkson, LuAnn Clay, lVIelba Cobb, Dan Juniorsl1 1 7 Leisure time for friends 1 1. The lobby at lu nch provides a time and place for everything and everyone including L h Grimsley and Nancy Adams. 2. Janet Gun- selman supports the Dogs on overall day during homecoming week. Cole, Carroll Cole, Ricky Collins, Liz Collins, Rosia Collins, Suella Cordes, Cheryl Cornelison, Connie Cowen, Preston Crisler, Susan Crouthers, Chris Crowder, Mike Cunningham, Sharon Curry, Lea Dabbs, Larry Dablemont, Alan Danford, Dusti Danner, Tim Davis, Angela 1 1 8lJuniors fx Davis, Mark Davis, Mark Davis, Robin Davison, Kathy Day, Sherri Deines, Melanie Delozier, Mike Dennis, Kevin Dingman, Mike Donnell, Kelly Dorsey, Billy Dorsey, Lisa Douthit, Cathy Dryman, Ric Easley, Denise Eaton, Renee Eden, Greg Eden, Howard Endacott, Pam Epperson, Rick Evans, Bev Evans, Ricky Farris, Charles Ferguson, Steve Fink, Bruce Fitzhugh, Tammy Fleming, Jan Foster, Ann Faulk, Catherine Fountain, Debbie Foust, Jackie Fredricks, Billy Fry, Karen Gardner, Donna Garrett, Keith Gay, Holly Gehrke, Gary George, Mike George, Robert Gibbons, Chip Gilbow, Barry Goodman, Daniel Goucher, Mark Grave, Luanne Green, Donna Greenlee, Butch Griffin, Linda Griffuth, Paskell Griggs, Susan Grimsley, Harvey Grimsley, Leah Graves, Patricia Gundlack, Gene Gunselman, Janet Ju niorsl1 19 Hailey, Paul Hallbauer, John Hallibutron, Gary Hamilton, David Hankins, Lloyd Hannah, Mike Hanshew, Billy Harmon, Doug Harner, Mike Harp, Patti Harper, Barry Harris, Don Harrison, Denise Harvison, Danny Hash, Teresa Hathorn, Brenda Hawkins, Robin Henderson, Martha Henry, Holly Herriman, Terry Hershey, Carolyn Hill, Kathy Hill, Mike Hill, Sandra Hillebrand, Mary Hogg, Nelva Hollingsworth, Jim Holloway, Francis Holloway, Kip Hollowell, Shirley Football draws enthusiasm from juniors 120lJuniors RL., 1 i a f .f J X, ,Big .1 fP 3' ,-MQ A Y ' :milfs fg, 'f - 'W-' i , . ,ic ' 4. 'ff . kff,5f'iWSri - Q., .l ' . - .. A J D Ji ' J lg . , V I , Q ' ' .. . -auf . , . , H, 5 s, X by g sn- . Y ..3?,, 1, ,mcffrawszpfrrxl s s - 1, .M . ., was 1 J le. r f. ,E ' K yr? fl. ,. ,xfl 2 Horner, Larry Horton, Ann Horton, Don Houchin, Nancy House, Denise Hunt, Bryan Hutter, Mike Hutton, Bill Hutton, John lngraham, Dorothy lsenbart, Terry lsham, Janie lvey, Don Jackson, Clyde Jackson, Jackie Jackson, Flandy Jackson, Rick Jacobs, Linda James, Larry Johnson, Fay Johnson, Kim Johnson, Melanie Julian, Teri Keen, Michael Keith, Jerry Kendrick, Marla Kimbrough, Anita Kincannon, Mike Kinon, Karen Kipp, Doug 1. With an approving smile, Sue Griggs and a coke watch the Dogs down another op- ponent. 2. Junior girls join the cheer- leaders' Dixie chorus line. 3. Chip Gibbons and Melanie Johnson help a weary specta- tor enjoy the game. Ju morsl1 21 Kirkpatrick, Carol Kirkpatrick, Jackie Kellymeyer, Karen Krauterbluth, Keith Krug, Terry Laningham, Susan Larrison, Donna Lawless, Daleena Lawson, David Lawson, Ronney Lebow, Ronci Lee, Diana Lee, Mark Leonard, Cindy Lewis, Kirnon Litterell, Terry Little, Lynn Little, Rene Littrell, Rita Looney, Susan Lothes, Ricky Luckett, Wade Lunsford, Leon McCamey, Suzy McCarty, Jeff McClain, Barbara McCoy, Patti McGarrah, Monty McGarrah, Patricia McGarrah, Ronnie It I3 I ,,a60' Spare time to recuperate I. 1 221 Juniors 1. Ed Porter knows that a su nshining day and homework completed is a sure bet to happiness. 2. The solitude of an empty lobby leads Mark Peoples to creative thinking. 3. The counselors' office serves as a think tank for students as Robin Hawkins gets a head start on her future. 4. During homeroom, Steve Thompson, finds the lobby S9815 BS comfortable lying down as they are sitting up. 4 as . i. ,f Q, ' 1 We , N E N,E N...-9' 5. . ' ' . '5 ' r ,. ' my' , , .J I K l 9 XI!! ns' E McGinnis, Karen McKee, Mickey McNabb, Carol Macias, Andy Markley, Cheri Marlen, Deann Marrs, Lisa Marsh, James Martin, Brenda Martin, Sheryl Massey, Ed Mathews, Jim Mayes, Donna Mayfield, Debbie Mdelock, Greg Meier, Randy Merrell, Judy Meuser, Cinda Miller, Brenda Miller, Melinda Miller, Sharon Milner, Mary Mitchell, Brenda Mitchell, Millie Morgan, Jim Morsani, Jan Mosley, Mike Moss, Connie Murphy, Ramona Mussino, Bill Juniorsl123 lVlyers, Keith Neal, Connie Neal, Theta Newhouse, Sherry Nichols, Debbie Noland, Brenda Otwell, lVlike Paap, Debby Pace, Bob Painter, Paula Parker, Jim Lellhan, Darrell Penny, Peggy Peoples, Mark Perry, Gene Perry, Robin Phelan, Terri Phillips, Cheryl Phillips, Gabe Phillips, Liz Ann Phipps, Keith Pianalto, Flick Piazza, Charles Pickett, Dean 124lJuniors Pinkley, Melinda Porter, Ed Porter, Terry Potter, Teresa Potts, Terry Power, Ken Powers, Gary Prendergast, Alan Price, Chuck Proctor, Jack Pruitt, Cheryl Purdie, Jo Quinn, Sharlene Ramer, Randy Ramirez, Gilbert Ramirez, Thelma Reed, Ron Reed, Teresa Reynolds, Brenda Rhine, Danny Riggins, Sheila Riley, Debbie Ritter, Sandy Roach, Sharon Roberts, Richard Roberts, Rita Roblee, Rick Rogers, Debbie Rose, Becky Ross, Charles Russell, Charlie Russell, L'tain Russell, Terri Russell, Tony Rusterholz, Diane Ryan, Terry Sabatini, Gary Sabatini, Karen Safely, Darrell Scanlon, Raymond Schneider, Kim Scott, Beverly Schackleford, David Sharp, Cheryl Shepard, James Shinpaugh, Joe Simpson, Ricky Sims, James Sizemore, Jennifer Sizemore, Tony Skelton, Curtis Slinkard, Vickie Smith, Angela Smith, Pat Juniorsl1 25 Smith, Ric Snitker, Sherry Spencer, Marilyn Soell, Sue Sowell, Tanya Stanfield, Elizabeth Starling, Deborah Stone, Tian Stoop, Roger Storment, Gail Stratton, Julie Stultz, David Sullivan, Robert Swallow, Joe Swearinger, David Sykes, Jinny Tabor, Karen Tankersley, Ed Tankersley, Judith Taylor, David Taylor, Jack Taylor, Mark Terry, Susan Thomas, Barry Thompson, Steve Tice, Diana Tomlinson, Carl Tomlinson, Carol Turner, Terri Tyler, Terry Vanwinkle, Sherry Vanznat, Steven Unger, Steven Upton, Marilyn Ussery, Nancy Walker, Carol Walker, Rob Warford, Rancy Warford, Rusty Watson, Virginia Watts, Mike Weathers, Michelle Weems, Leslie Wells, Judy Weston, Randy White, Doug 126lJuniors Juniors struggle as they hit the middle of the road mark Lunch gives Caroline Hershey a chance to tell about her broken arm just one more time. Whiteley, Darlene Whiteside, Opal Whittle, Shirley Whittle, Tim Wiese, Kurt Wilkie, Greg Williams, Cathy Williams, Gwen Williams, Shanna Williams, Tina Wilson, George Wilson, Marsha Windham, Randy Wolfe, Deborah Wood, David Woodgates, Kat y Woods, Carolyn Woods, Dana Wright, Randy Wright, Sharon , Wright, Shirley Wright, Tracy Wyman, Randy Yeager, David Yeager, Peggy Yockey, Larry Zulpo, Doug Zulpo, Mark Zulpo, Yvonne Juniors!127 Rising of the flock Remember the first day, walking in and saying- Wow! How will I ever find my way around? But sophomores soon find out where the atten- dance office is, which side of the hall to walk on and where to go if they just want chocolate milk for lunch. By the second week of school, they learn to laugh along when hearing lNhere'r you 'post ta be? and that it's not that easy . . . walking into the counselor's office and saying you don't think you're going to like a cer- tain class if you vvant out. The next step is sitting in the lobby being boisterous before school and during lunch- and suddenly they are a part of the student body. 1 2 128lSophomores 1. Sophomore class officers: Sherri Pat- rick, secretaryg Twila Paris, vice-presi- dent. 2. The sophomore class council got a taste of SHS government under the direc- tion of David Culp. 3. Sophomore class presi- dent is David Culp. '77's on the run, we're the class that's no. 1 1. Sophomore Class Council-Front row: Jill Thompson, Penny Bowen, Toni Penzo. Second row: Jan Walker, Bernadette Pinalto, Vicki Nlayse. Back row: Jon Penny, Dan Perryman, Jeff Hairston, Troy Howard, Rocky Parsons. 2. Sophomore class spon- sors: lVIr. Ward, Nlr. Hawkins. 3. Because of crowded conditions, balconies have gained popularity with the sophomore class. Sophomoresl129 Sophomores take part in SHS activities 1. Sophomore Christye Hooten sings I Honestly Love You at the homecoming as- sembly. 2. Paul Dean and Doug Weaver face first big decision at SHS-voting for class council members. Aaron, Teresa Allen, Dorothy Allen, Doug Alvis, Rhonda Anderson, Ernene Anderson, Miriam Ardemagni, Donna Ardemagni, Roger Artripe, Jeff Arvizu, Bruce Ash, Diane Asher, Rhonda Austin, Jeff Bailey, Joann Baker, Mike Baker, Tammie Bariola, Paula Barnes, Jay Barnes, Terry Barnett, Vicky Bates, Sherrie Bayley, Rick Beard, Sonja Bell, Tim 130lSophomores Bell, Vickie Bennett, Jack Benson, Walter Bernard, Cathy Biaze, Dennis Biddle, Howard Black, Jeff Blalock, Tony Blevins, Sherry Bohannan, Marsha Bohannan, Mike Booher, Tony Bowell, Chris Bowen, Penny Bowers, Jeannie Brandenburg, Patsy Brasel, Marsha Bratti, Pam Brightwell, Annette Brogdon, Brian Brooks, Doug Brooks, Joy Brown, David Bryan, Nancy Bull, Mark Bunch, James Burnett, Farron Burkett, Barbara Burkett, Luther Burr, Marty Burton, Ric Bush, Cheryl Butler, Terry Cairns, Tim Callich, Brian Cameron, Danny Campbell, Brenda Canfield, Greg Canoy, Ira Capwell, Lee Carlon, Kathy Carpenter, Sheila Carr, Brenda Carr, Cindy Sophomoresl131 Carter, Troy Casby, Alan Casebolt, James Cate, Mike Cate, Rhonda Charlesworth, Jeff Chudej, Chuck Clardy, Sue Clark, Beverly Clark, Malcolm Clark, Sherry Claypool, Teresa Clements, Robbie Cline, Kevin Cloven, Bettina Cloven, Richard Coffelt, Belinda Cole, Wilburn Collier, Cindy Collins, Shirly 4 Combs, Brent Coop, Penny Cordell, Russell Cordes, Larry Corter, Jeff Cossey, Steve Counts, Karen Crowder, Diane Crowder, Mary Beth Crowell, Becca 132lSophomores Crumpacker, Carol Culp, David Cunningham, Geraldine Cypert, Julie Dablemont, Angela Daily, Dede Daniels, David Davis, Matt Davis, Mike Davis, Teresa Davison, Brad Day, Mike Dean, Paul Denard, Bob Dipboye, Randy Dodson, Tony Doling, Kathy Duvvnum, Kim Drake, Billy Drake, James Duffield, Lori Eagle, Debbie Easley, Darrell Eaton, Teresa Edwards, Terry Elam, Wayne Ellington, Kenneth Elmer, Jeff Eoff, John Estep, Arlin Eubanks, Bobby Eubanks, Tina Farmer, Debbie Fine, Randy Fischern, Kevin Fitzhugh, Tim Fobes, Rebecca Fountain, Mike Franco, Jeff Franco, Mary Fulfer, Felicia Gay, Melinda George, Preston Giese, Gill Gilstrap, Jim Glass, Mike Goodman, Tony Ggosvener, Twila Graham, Fritz Grams, Rory Graves, Cindy Gray, Randy Greenlee, Joyce Gregory, Larry David Sophomoresl133 Griffin, Dennis Griggs, Charles Guthrie, Debra Hairston, Jeff Haisty, Linda Hamilton, Penny Handock, Toni Hannah, Tony Harp, Bobby Harp, Mike Harp, Phillip Harris, Linda Harrison, Bob Hash, David Hassell, Billy Hatasaki, Grant Haught, Randy Hayes, Kelly Henderson, Simon Hennington, Teresa Herren, Brenda Herrick, Benita Hershey, Judy Hess, Shirley Hewitt, Merry Lee Hickam, Jo Ann Higgins, Kathy Highnite, Roger Hill, Chris Hill, Debbie Hill, Eugene Hillian, Jeff Hilton, Karen Hinrichs, Miriam Hoag, Valerie Hodges, Dale Hoff, Ardell Holiman, Brett Holland, Mark Holloway, Kathy Hollowell, Willard Holt, Russell Holyfield, Dixie Honea, Sandi Hook, Elaine Hooten, Christye Hopper, Regina Houston, Valerie Howard Troy Huddlesotn, Roger Huffmaster, Terry Hutchinson, Cindy lronside, Scott Ivey, Arlene 134!Sophomores me t- V554 zffglmfgi Sf: H ff , If aim-1 Q Periods 4, 5, 6- Sophs' favorites Jackson, Sharon Jackson, Steve Jaro, Freddie Jech, Ricky Johnson, Caroline Johnson, James Johnson, Lester Johnson, Ronnie Jones, Becky Jones, Keith Jones, Wade Kidd, Diane Jordan, Darral Jordan, Lonnie Juhnke, Lyle Julian, Tracy Kealy, Pam Keaton, Carolanne Kick, Kris Keen, John Kilpatrick, Loretta Keene, Debbie Kelch ner, Steve Kelley, Patti Sophomoresl135 King, Charles King, Mike Kirby, Glen Kisner, Carl Kniffon, Nancy Knox, Don Koksal, Mengy Kupietz, Theresa Langbein, Kathy Laningham, Kathy LaRue, Pat Lawless, Dale Lawrence, William Lawson, Anita Ledbetter, Brenda Lee, David Lee, Lewis Lee, Tricia Lesner, Pam Lilly, David Lishbrook, Janet Long, Mollie Longmate, John Lothes, Mike Lubera, Richard Lynch, Denise McCarty, Doyle McCarver, Rhonda McCommas, Liz McCoy, Gail McGarrah, Brenda McGarrah, Glenda McGaugh, Ron McGinnis, David McKelvey, Kary McKenzie, Wanda McKinney, Mary Beth Macon, Pat Maggard, Jeff Malone, Marcella Marrs, Fern Marshall, Kim Martin, Amos Martin, Darlene Massey, Jeff Massey, Tammy Mauldin, Kerry May, Lisa Mays, Sonya Mayse, Perri Mayse, Vickie Meadors, Jim Melton, Bill Melton, Mark 136!Sophomores Meredith, Lou Ann Mick, Guy Mick, Mark Miller, Cheryl Montag, Harold Montgomery, Doren Moore, Linda Moore, Terrie Morris, Ferol Morris, Valerie Morrison, Larry Morrovv, Preston Morrow, Morton, Mounce Mounce Mounce Mounce Mounce, Mulkey, 1 r 1 1 Sam Renee Kathy Leda LeeAnn Mike Robert Charlene Murphy, Marcia Nale, Norna Nash, Doris Neal, Rebecca Neil, Tony Nelson, David Nelson, Mark Nelson, Mark Nelson, Terry Newman, Kristy Nichols, Stan Norris, Debbie Nothdruff, Wendal Ober, Mitchell Offenbacker, Wes Pack, Sharon Paris, Twila Parsons, Rocky Parsons, Teena Parten, Cindy Patrick, Sherri Patterson, Roadean Patton, Cindy Patton, Vicky Penny, Jon Penzo, Toni Perkins, Janet Perry, Dennis Perryman, Dan t Perryman, Gary Peterson, Kathy Phillips, Delcinda Phillips, Ginger Phillips, Judi Sophomoresl137 Phillips, Wilma Philpott, Pam Pianalto, Bernadette Pianalto, Chris Pianalto, Christine Pianalto, Doris Pianalto, Patricia Pianalto, Vernon Piazza, Sharon Pitts, Billy Poplin, Steve Posey, Martin Proffitt, Kenny Oualls, Larrine Rainwater, Peggy Ralston, Ricky Reed, Olen Reese, Eddie Reeves, David Reeves, Tina Reid, Kathy Rice, Mike Ridenoure, Nancy Robbins, Sherry Roberts, Janie Robertson, Linda Robinson, Billy Joe Robinson, George Robinson, Ken Robinette, Rhonda Sophomores adapt 138!Sophomores 1. Cheerleading proved a rougher sport than Pat Ross anticipated. 2. A world of microorganisms are revealed to sophomores as they struggle through their last year of required science. Roles, Liz Ross, Dennis Ross, Pat Roth, Donald Roughton, lVlona Sabatini, Johnny Sanders, Tammy Satterfield, Tony Sauls, Debbie Scott, Elizabeth Scott, Rick Scott, Tony Scroggins, Brenda Seals, Cindy Seaton, Ricky Seaton, Robin Sharp, Cindy Sharp, Jim Shephard, Willard Shipp, Kathy Shoemaker, Kathy Skelton, Kathy Skirvin, Ricky Side, Robert Simco, Neal Simmons, Forrest Simpson, Clay Simpson, Kaye Sisemore, Ricky Smith, Brenda Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Danny Diane Eva Freddie Jerry Judy Keith Rendell Travis Snovv, Jamie Soell, Randy Spangler, Yvonne Speck, Darcy Stacy, James Stamps, Brenda Stevens, Connie Storem ent, John Straight, Danny Straight, Debbie Straight, Rozanne Stroud, David Sullivan, Rusty Summers, Debbie Sutherland, Darlene Sophomoresl139 Tackett, Peggy Tanksley, Mitchell Taylor, Taylor, Patty Teresa Teague, Pam Teel, Edith Terry, Donna Terry, Stan Thiesse, Thiesse, Leslie Lori Thomas, Calvin Thomas, Marla Thompson, Danny Thompson, Jill Thompson, Patty Thomas, Elaine Threet, Tidwell Tillery, Tisdale, Marjorie , Teddy Bruce Jan Todd, Terri Treat, Donna Trimble, Tunnell Turrent Kim ,Jamie ine, Tommy Twaddle, Patti Tyler, Joel Underdovvn, Dennis Vaughan, Bernie Vaughan, Sylvia Vaughn, Vaughn, Vaughn, Vaughn, Venable, Verucch Villines Flamasia Phyllis Ricky Shelia Butch Mike I, , Mayva Waclawski, Annette Wade, Mike Waggoner, Marietta Walker Walker Walker, Walker Walker Ward, G ,Debbie , Jan Julie , Randy , Tim inger 140fSophomores lnitial bewilderrnent gives way to finding a niche Jon Penny, getting a head start on the halftime crowd. f in-,P Waters, Donna Watson, Kathy Watson, Rick Weaver, Doug Wells, Janie Wells, Mike West, David White, David Whitmore, Mike l Whittle, Mike Whittle, Susan Wiley, Carol Wilkins, Lawana Williams, Levi Williams, Sharon Wilson, Brian Wilson, Donna Wilson , Rod Wilson, Steve Wise, Wendi Wittman, Dave Wright, Doug Wright, Kathy Wright, Larry Wood, Scott Woods, Jeff Woods, Russell Yeager, Steve Youngman, Tammy Zulpo, Lydia Sophomoresl141 fashion .V ,. 'iw f Winter sandals-most effective over sox, not to keep feet vvarm. Leisure suits-newest in '75 for comfortable dressing up. Cloth purses-those easy to carry and lacking organizational capacity. Western shirts-even the Roy Rogers variety and preferably with con- trasting yoke, Applique-do-it- yourself or store-bought: added interest to any apparel. Student Lifel143 may fa .N . Q21 K XRS ,ff , ' A1123 Y ,M ,. ? w-,..,.,,.....4. 'ima W 5.3 I K I i,::v,?.,2,K My ,vV..,. 2 4 MT' . .....M....,.,s. K. ' Y, 3 . , ' il.: if 1 W. .fgffqf 55.5 . :riff -' H X?fit:.'fgQ,5x-wx: ' ' C f,:.:S up ff., bw -1:5 ..f:f?ff'.fxff f - , 'VKKA' 1651?-f b we QQ - , .. -, f ig! ,Q .gigs ' -L.,' warn x-,' Q V151 Xi - , . 1 ,,.,, rv, Q ' ,. ., .. 5 V ,i,1?j7 M54 Q S .b R ' 45125 . . . mhz ..W.,2yfi1,'f. Wm., Qc., 1, . . ' r . un- .nn wig. .u.w nun 1 , . , 1 ?L,T??f .. W Q . e V ? if .1 ff rzfi i 5 93 1 S E, .iw I gf 3? r Aim' i'r1'iw'4i My 1 in A 'xxx '1,7c ix - 'iff :rf 5.36 -+ Fr, um ,Wg '.,v ',,:?' 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M-1 .sm- xi ' ff .ssrv f xvw f -rv -, -wx: , x N , , , 9 g .ss 5 . 1 Student Life!145 Even if you had it all to do over again 146!Student Llfe Crowded times you were still alone some- how Right something you worked ha d at to muste up the courage to t y . . An art you can collect into a memory scrapbook . . . Left, music you made for yourself to hear, and for others who cared to stop and listen . . .Concentration broken only at the red and black squares end. Student Life! 147 n i P I V W9 xfl WMM my 3,4 T? n , 18 ' k ffl ., riff f X , ..- N T-4 lv nw. .. 553222 5. ix Af Q., i., if N f x ff? ., . 1 , . , ,ig 5 ff , ' Sm? 1 , ,.-.vii J -'Af,1 ' A , ,f5i' i 'f 1 ww' .f , E' , 2- M' 5. ff 23' 5, 234 1 1 ,X wks Z, er 2' fp 3 S -1 QW Q69 150lStudent Life Cheers of approval or looks of boredom greet unsuspecting assembly-participants. It puts you out a dime or results in pure enjoyment for free. Either way, it's crowded rows of hot people whispering psst, could you move down one? 1. The Bel Cantos from State College in Conway entertain the student body. 2. Junior highs perform at the Thanksgiving program. 3. Sing- ing I Honestly Love You at the after- noon Homecoming Assembly is Christie Hoo- ten. 4. Seniors achieve nostalgia complete with dress on 50's day. 5. Band boosts school spirit. 6. Matching shoes and socks, move in unison to The Bunny Hop. 5 t 6 Student Lifel151 SHS Pl dz T?13egEJLblby If .. ., ii s L- .,r, ! lobby 1. a corridor or hall connected with a larger room or series of rooms and used as a passageway or waiting room. 2. a group of persons engaged in lobbying esp. as representatives of a particular interest group, People lobbying in the lobby. Selling, rough-housing, sleeping, studying, rapping, copying, rehearsing, voting, flirting, laughing, whispering, vvaiting. 152!Student Life f'L5?f3i5f' i 1. f 'ff -A SSL , 5 4 , ' u 44 gp Tr . .2 yn. ,A 1 a W 4, , J ,ip LN in ,f ry WX. . .JU 1, fig ifiwffz' H Javmy. i' -Q 4 Q I eziifif 6 315555 . .N 5, A iffikifk 7 kgifif.. ,U ,, ,, ,, 5. ,ns ,rp ,H , I :k:vTi :f f' , , M f'P6JVf Lzfgwwqi Qiiffffi 1 'Amr .a,1DM,w1-nib LW, 2 ff Ag? w Q 7-Q 'zfffkf WI K H W5 fl-ajfi, 4? 1, .',. Q., W2 :A . cusg :wh if :wr S?g',,q, ' Mlm? Student Lifel153 long enough. Who has the energy to laugh longer than GCJGD TIMES a couple'a minutes? 154!Student Life Student Lifel155 lt's a revelation to find out that some teachers are part-time people. Teachers make mistakes, too, they often remind students. And the high points of their days are hardly grad- ing papers, tutoring after school or the dreaded requirement-duty. Coming home after school to plop in that favorite easy chair, relaxing for only a minute, then meeting demands of family or friends and forgetting bell-shaped curves and red felt-tip pens. A weekend at the lake forces stares from surprised students, unaware of common interests and pastimes. Rid- ing bikes vvith the family, shopping around tovvn, and eating hamburgers with a date provides for interesting infiltration of student activities. Paste your favorite teacher here. Student Lnfe!157 Bilaclwnil Student Lifel159 some i Let's hear it for construct- ed days. Drag out of bed, arrive at school, open your locker lit you can remem- ber the combination at 7:55 A.lVI.l, march on to class, eat lunch, go home and there's always the next day to start over. In between, there's time for insignificant things or thoughts like waiting for a soft lay-z-boy in your living room. 160fStudent Life Student Lifel161 J 1' I ---'11 If ---1 '1 ' 1 1 -1 1-w11 '- --1- 1 - - 1111,-,111111111 ,,,, 111111 -V 111 14, :11 I---U11 ,1,211n,1111111,11111121-1,111111111111111111111111 - 1 11 11 1 1 5' 1115 HI WET 1, 111 14 EE 111 114 191 151 111' 1-12 'as 1513 111 Q11 11 11 1111 D! 111 111 1415 E13 1111 1 1 1 11:1 HE 111 1113 EQ 11 PORTFDLIO First of all, we owe this book to the student. But next, credit goes to the photographers. Here are those photographers' favorites. -Steve Thompson WSE? tg-as -Scott Bailey -oi 4-4, -Chip Gibbons s -Gary Powers Gary Powers Chip Gibbons Student Lifel165 , A 1 122.4 ffgwzszff 7231115353552 :?LlE?E?5fiE9 - fiSZiIZ2 E5?5EiS2 Fi? . 351' 1-:su - sfgffizk P x We AEi?iEEEE2ZEZ . . 3 Bla mai :fx 1 ,m..aa:. M V Maw 3 Q 1 M6 5 ai f2:s2a!1??. 9:2211 . . M isssasaesasx ,Q iiiiiiiiix' 3155525222 3, 5 .2 :ASSE 551+ .. 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SHS Football Coaching Staff: Front: Coach Jones and Coach Smith: Back: Coach San- ders and Head Coach Williams. 3. Rehearsing for the fall's big nights. 4. EXERCISE 1, 2, 3 . . . FootbaIIl175 The year began without promise, the tall- est player was 6'4 , and many were in- experienced. ln spite of that, 13-10 was the record. Jim Moore and Kenny Lockhart were .selected for the AAA West All-Conference team, with Moore leading the Dogs in both scoring and rebounds. He averaged 12.7 points per game making 287 points in the season and grabbed 163 rebounds while he was at it. Big moments of the year were as always- screaming fans, controversial calls and long shots. An extra was losing twice to arch-rival Fayetteville, later to become the AAA State Champion. Springdale won their own tournament, placing three on that All-Tourney team-Richard Zachary, Richard BASKETBALL Roberts and Jeff Charlesworth. In J. V. - action, high scorer was Bill Bailey with 189 points. They finished 9-11. 1 1 76l Basketball 2 1. Jim Moore holds the trophy high indicating the Bulldogs win of the Springdale Invitational. 2. 1975 Springdale Bulldogs Front row: Mike Pearce, Richard Zachary, Jeff Mc- Carty, Richard Roberts, Gregg Medlock, Bill Bailey, Kenny Brock. Back row: Coach Sanders, Danny Perryman, manager, Jeff Watson, Kenny Lockhart, Charlie Deines, Jeff Charlesworth, Jim Moore, Harvey Clark, manager, Coach Jones. 3. Down, set . . . Jim Moore finds the han- dle as Kenny Lockhart looks on. 1975 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE SHS SHS L Harrison L Fayetteville L Siloam Springs W Rogers W Huntsville W Harrison L Mt. Home W Siloam Springs W Charleston L Conway W Russellville W Harrison L Huntsville L Conway i W Bentonville L Southside W , Rogers L Fayetteville W Bentonville W Rogers W Southside W Russellville L ' Helena BasketbalIl177 Bulldogs tie for 3rd in AAA West 1. Jim Moore is determined against AAA Runner-up Conway as Kenny Lock- hart looks on. 2. Richard Zachary, Jeff Charlesworth and Kenny Brock move in for the kill. 2 178fBasketbaII 1. Richard Zachary was the outstand- ing ball-handler for the Bulldogs. 2. Jeff Watson bubbling with excite- ment. 3. Gregg Nledlock takes the ball dovvn the court. 1 2 Basketballl179 Dogs win Springdale Tourney ld 1 180fBasketbaII 1,2. Gregg Medlock in Spring- dale Tourney action. 3. Medlock, Kenny Lockhart, Richard Zachary and Richard Roberts move down the court against Rogers, a team the Dogs beat three times. .l Cf, 1. Sophomore Jeff Charlesworth steals the ball against Siloam Springs. 2. Kenny Lockhart jumps to begin the Springdale Invitational. BasketbaII!181 1975 JR VARSITY SCHEDULE SHS Harrison Siloam Springs Huntsville lVlt Home Russellville Huntsville Bentonville Rogers Bentonville Southside Fayetteville Rogers Conway Conway Southside Fayetteville Rogers Russellville L ' L ' W ' ' L ' W ' W L . L W Charleston L Harrison L ' W W ' L ' W ' L ' W W L ' L ' 1. Kenny Brock strains for the lump ball. 2. 1975 Jr. Varsity Front row: Grant Ha- tasaki, Ed Porter, Bill Bailey, Kerry Burk, Rick Carpenter, Rick Roblee, David Nelson, Back row: Coach Jones, David Culp, Chris Pinalto, Dale Lawlwss, Billy lVIelton, Paul Dean. Basketball I1 83 1 r' IRLL Practice requires time. Time that could be spent socially, studying or privately. Time that starts in off-season and con- tinues through the season. You compete with yourself, others on other teams. But 1975 Schedme competition is the theme ofa newly or- ' ganized girls basketball team. To the play- W Bentonville l2l ers, the word girl is irrelevant, and W Eureka Springs team is the word in capitals. L Mansfield L West Fork l3l A team that fought for recognition and got L Fayetteville l2l puny attendance at their games, that fought W Prairie Grove for appropriate funding and got new uniforms, ' L Prairie GYOVG that fought as the Springdale Bulldogs and W Gravett achieved a 6-7 record . . . not bad for the - beginning. Next year, things will be easier for the girls basketball team from SHS. 184lBasketbaII 2 1. Liz Roles and Jody Wyman fight for pos- session ofthe ball. 2. 1975 Girls Basket- ball Team Front row: Debbie Walker, Sherri Carpenter, Cheryl Archer, Linda NlcCleIlan, Thelma Ramirez, Denice Harrison. Middle row: Benita Harrick, Leda lVlounce, Brenda Collins, Dana Woods, Julie Walker, Paula Painter. Back row: Jody Wyman, Brenda Ledbetter, Nancy IVlounce, Doris Nash, Dee Lawlwss, Coach Estes. 3. Sherri Carpenter goes up for the jump ball and 4. awaits rebound with Thelma Ramirez. Basketballl185 1 861 Sports Sports is more than just the games: it's the band, the crowd, the coach, the in- juries, and very importantly, the sup- porters. Supporters who will sit under dripping wet plastic, crowd into a hot gym, strain to see across the track, at- tend golf and tennis matches when no one else is there, travel to out-of-town games and do all they can to stand be- hind the program however bleak things look. These people deserve recognition. The Bulldog 1975 presents this section in honor of these faithful backers. 5 755 ' ' y l V ' f ' Y?' 7 S.. V J 6?5,!XB17.4Q , X, f Bookbone of SHS Spirit i 188lSupporters Varsity Cheerleaders Top to bottom: Judi Beth, Dee Gee Biggs, Suzy McCamey, Carol Hawkins, Linda Collins, Kathy Vanzant, Holly Henry and Anita Kimbrough. Go D065 Go! Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right: Kathy Reid, Pat Ross, Jamie Snow, Becca Crowell, Pam Kealy and Jill Thompson. Drill Team Front row: Gail Storment, Ernene Anderson, Julie Cypert, Teresa Potter, Donna Waters, Ronci LeBow. Middle row: Gina Hopper, Lecia Johnson, Paula Bariola, Daray Speck, Theta Neal, Melanie Deines, Lori Duffield, Jan Walker. Back row: Penny Hamilton, Karen McGinnis, Donna Green, Clair Kumpe, Teresa Reed, Robin Cran- dle, Connie Neal, Carolyn Woods, Regina Bausinger. Supportersl189 l 1 l 1 2 3 1 901 Su pporters 1. The Marching Bulldog Band adds spirit to pep rallies. 2. Football man- agers Kevin Cline, Steve Unger and Ter- ry Harriman. 3. Varsity Cheerleader Kathy Vanzant. 1. On the field: Bulldogs 13, Fay- etteville 12. On the radio: Razor- backs 10 . . . 2. At the game . . . an at- tention-holder like none other. 3. Fans start young in Springdale. 1 3 Su pporters!1 91 1921 Etcetera Etcetera!193 1 1 4 1 1 1 I I V 1 1 Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 5. x YH1,,...f.+!f- . v iflffegf? ifggffffi' ' , RESIDENTIAL - COMMEiRCiXl lERMlTE CONTROL First .Choice m Northwest TREE - 196!Advertising Q Plaza Shopping Center Highway 71 North Advertlslngl197 i r I HARP' Food Stores Serving the City of Springdale with Quality Foods. . . Low Prices. . . 3 Convenient Locations. Congratulations You're truly deserving of our very best wishes and high hopes for the future! Everybody needs a really good place to buy furniture and we hope that you will choose our store as your furniture store. The Fumituu Stan 0 Highway 71 South '57w5:'55'3'5' . SOI'IlC Dl'lV9-In ome lurnlshlngl 0 Highway 71 North 1502 Sunset ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,-,,,,.,.,.,...,.,.,.. 0 Highway 68 WEST Springdale 200lAdvertising Hier PNC CHEVROLET UlUSMUBIlE HIGHWAY 7I NCSRTH SPRINGDALE, ARKANSAS Telephone 50I-75l-4573 SCROLL Oglesgy Drug 320 East Emma 751-4529 GAWQQ PRQDUGE Huy bb West I 3' . KeeP 'is , , Truckin J s Advertisingl2 J Farmers Warehouse Mark 1606 East Emma Springdale Anne Lynn s 318 West Emma Springdale Harley-Davidson 523 Holcomb g gg Springdale Einar f75'UfHl7L'E' SEND? 704 W. Emma Springdale, lln 75l-485l lAdvert Jumbo Motor Supply Co. 501 West Emma Springdale WARE:-zovsz: z-'cons Elmdale Shopping Center Where you get SQH Green Stamps on every purchase. B07 OLD MISSOURI RD, 0 SPRINGDALE, AFIKANSAS 72 Dhillipf Lithc FOFI CAFIEFUL PLANNING - QUALITY WORKMANSHIP DEPENDABLESERVICE CALL 751 1410 custom printing 84 design 764 Congratulations Seniors of 1975 WELCH FOODS INC. Huntsville Street Springdale 4 Advertisi ngl203 CHARLESWORTH PONTIAC CO. HIWAY 71 SOUTH SPRFNGDALE, ARK.72764 204lAdvertising l f ll 1 N ll ' X uf-i'h:'Zm5'1'f Wy 'il' 1' NW' :f 1-f--'-my Q fb . xullwj 4 l v qt - . . 0 V M . Afz. nlaff 7' n. vig' rrngg 5 ', I '--.-gc, A ,lx ' ini ,IA QE., 41' .v .vi if. , fi ' V, -.Q -fn ,iff 1 - , uf? X X FLOWERS. 3 Z! There's no better way to say, I Love You than with lovely, fresh flowers or a living plant that's sure to cheer the patient. NEFF NURSERIES Phone 751-0590 201 South Thompson 44 minute man 5 f 1 . gn C9 One of the thing that makes A merica Great! In I-cfs.. O? AMERICANS GREAT HAMBURGER Perry'S Jewelry Highway ea west Plaza Shopping Center Springdale, Ark. Highway 71 North Springdale Congratulations To The N.W. Arkansas Poultry IHGUSUY Boone -Ritter Q I S . ,IRLOIN 51112 nsurance ervlce 6,55-rocKAbg Y ff ,f 7 Springhale 135 1 5-. . :TQ .-.. gg NPHIE HWY. 71 s. 151-7313 'ggf EAT THE BEST FOR LESS AT THE SIGN OF THE DOUBLE 8 Advertisingl205 EGGLAND INC. FIFD 4 Springdale Producers 8? Processors o Quality Eggs Northwest Arkansas Steel H'ghway 71 S. Springdale Qg fm vlgmijfg Macaw Real C0 BILL NEIL, Owner Qf CITY PROPERTY- FARMS and RANCHES I Arbor Acres Farm 206lAd Pulling for Northwest Arkansas Amik mms mucx nuns, mc. QW7 'UIC 9 0 1 O o , S I S n salon 9 210122 B W Huntsville Tues-Sat ve ' directly behind the Westwood Drive- in Dolores Davis owner Conrad Hartman stylist 751-1644 National Fabrics 918 Young St. Springdale 751-9385 2081 Advertisi ng Consumer 's Pharmacy 7850 W Sunset For fast and convenient service. Let us fill your next prescription. Don Currin, Judy Hasley, David King- Pharmacists Congratulations Class of '75 fi Azwjrdmifki Fayetteville Coca-Cola Bottling Company Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 442-7331 ' mm M Elm Springs' Leading Photographer LYNDALL BROWN MTRS- The Pitcher Takin' Man P. o. soxs-so SPRI NGDALE, AR. mu See how much more PHONE 248-7469 your money can buy I5 I3 ww I3 I3 9 GJ B I3 L5 Lij IJJ I5 I3 LH E I3 Q image one Studio and E-iallewy 1115 S. THOMPSON PHONE 75I-5995 SPRING DALE, ARKANSAS 72764 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SENIOR PACKAGES BRIDAL POFITRAITS STUDIO 81 OUTDOOR PORTRAITS Mary Vaughan, Photographer ,gm Sclzmiecfing ft . , . ox 751 4602 Zpciilrfcojii ARK ' 3 flwfizf-7 ,Jr ' I ' D ' 0 2091 Ad C3-UB,q R + i L ROGERS T5 ICI-0317! ENTERPRISES, INC. 1500 6368700 3' , . - A l'l'lIl1ll 6 Q 1 I 1? f mah , at G7 E-5 One of the things that makes America Great! 210fAd 2307 5. 8 '- SE 040054 71, SJ ROGERS,i1RKiIN5iI5 72756 Juena Lee Melekian AMERICNS NORTHWEST ARKANSAS GREAT HAMBURGER BALLET SCHOOL 103 N Shilo Highway 68 West Springdale, Ark. Springdale 751-0291 Taekwon-do Karate Academies 60 CLASSES A FOR ALL AGES 519 S. Holcomb sr. ' 1 Sprrngda e 751 6668 114oN c ll g A Fy ll 5211153 215111 s dS R Q 536-5887 Whillock ALE, ARKANSAS X A.C. 501 751-7417 IllEg'5'glRY llllY'IIE HERE! SEFEM M.-- PRECISION MOTORS MARINE Hwy 68 E Springdale, Ark. Home of: HYDRA-SPORT MARK TWAIN OUACHITA NEW MAN ILLR 751-3350 Congratulations to the Class of ' 75 Willis Shaw Frozen Express Wishes you smooth Truckin in the years ahead. Elm Springs Wedding Gowns 81 Veils Bridesmaids Dresses Accessories Photog ph WithaDff X, C Af VII Q S Ol' C Downtown Springdale Mexican Original Products Inc. Eastgate Shopping Center Advertisingl211 MOSER MANUFACTURING School and Office Equipment HlyAM Pos 457 ng Ak Northwest Arkansas Plaza 442-7255 212lAdvertising TURNTABLE Moores G a D CYCLE Laundromat MUSIC CENTER HIWAY as WEST 904 W Sunset 123 W Emma Springdale Springdale 751-5961 751-7022 751-9960 HIWAY 71 N l 7 Springdale 751-6450 Foremost 712 Huntsville 751-4417 l 21 41 Boosters COSTERS Arkansas Surgical Supply Barrack's Decorating Supply Carriage Inn Restaurant Famous Hardware GiImore's Pharmacy HoIiman's Drug Store Jim Bryant Motors Kidd's Drive In KSPR Nlode O'Day Neal's Cafe Patrick's Drive In Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. SRETSO0B Ray Watson Photography Razorback Farms Roger L. Dellinger-State Farm Insurance Scotch Cleaners Scott Supply Co. Sisco Funeral Chapel Springdale Chamber of Commerce Springdale Motel Stamper MFA Trumbo's Western Auto Dr. Charles W. Cotton Dr. Joe C. Parker Boostersl215 BULLDOG HERALD lulldog Herald ls publlshed monthly by the student newspaper stat! of Sprlngdale Hlgh School Emma Avenue Springdale Arkansas 72764 Pho 75l-4838 ne Edltorlal views are not neeessarly those ot the school admlnlstratlon The staff welcomes slgned letters from Member Arkansas High School Press Assoclatlen and Qulll and Scroll ,W Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Photograph ers Sports Editor Feature Editor Sports Stott Business Stott Feature Staff Reporters Exchange Manager r- Ds 3 '1,,,,9 Kent Whlllock Barbara McClain Dawn Hinshaw Bill Hairston Scott Bailey Chlp Gibbons Gary Powers Steve Thompson Stan Shoemaker Cheryl Sharp Blll Bailey Dana Woods Teresa Steele Jeff Newman Debbie Maylleld Cyndy Massle Sharon Cunningham Doug Harmon Bryan Hunt Robin Walker Vlcky Venable Greg Watts Carl Davls all members ot the schoolleommunlty. .sf M . , , ' - f-9 X I . . ' .5 - '5- 5 Q . ' ' ' ' ' 216lBulIdog Herald 1. Seniors Stan Shoemaker and Jeff Newman cutting up. 2. Bill Hairston at his journalism birth- day party. 3. Kent Whillock, Editor. The BU LLDOG HERALD is: digging for stor ies or ripping one off real quick, typing them up and handing them in, sending them to West Fork to be set, para-typing heads, pasting them dovvn, sending pages to IVlr. Stamps for the go-ahead , then to Spring- dale NEWS to be printed, picking them up, distributing them, counting dimes and starting over. Hovv come it sounds so simple? ll LlilIOG When did you say the deadline was? . . . But vve never have the pictures vve need. . . . Who messed up the darkroom? Would everybody shut up and listen? 1-I-E. 3- . m2ZD 255 O3f-+ U07 i-+ '2 mo 'ODE mcg' NJ' :Lg OOF'-1--. wmmw QEHQ- 2950 :g,g' 3,925 3-'-fl EQ'.': :P-' 13-' 'CQ-:' mmo: QQS? 5'o 41 3--.I 4-,CEE Q-v1-.rns --:QS-Q N-hC.QCD :ies 16:2 l 2'l8lBulIdog 1. Steve Tavis examines the 1st Place 1974 BULLDOG. 2. Five BULLDOG staffers went to New York for the Columbia Scholastic Press meeting. They included Gary Powers, Steve Thompson, Jan Fleming, Debbie Mayfield and Holly Henry. 3. BULLDOG Editor Laura 3 Hatasaki. BULLDOG STAFF Editor ....,.,.. Asst. Editor .... Business Mgr. . . . Asst. Bus. Mgr. ..., . Sports Editor ..... Copy Editors ..... strait Q Q Q Qi sign' Q 1 f .Laura Hatasaki . . . .Jan Fleming . . . .Linda Collins . . .Diane Weaver . . . .Steve Travis . .Dawn Hinshaw . .Linda Swacina , . . . .ScottBai1ey Photographers ..... . . . . . .Chip Gibbons ..... . .Gary Powers . . . . . .Steve Thompson . . . . .Charlie Russell . . . . .Mark Davis . . .Penny Bowan . .Gayla Cawood . .Preston Cowan . . . . . . .Holly Henry .Jo Ann Hickam .........LindaHigh Debbie Mayfield . . . .Suzie McKinney . .Valerie Morris . . .Janis Partain Linda Robertson . . . . .Elaine Thomas . . . . . .Jill Thompson . . . . .Bernie Vaughn . . .Robin Walker Bulldogf219 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors A Addison, Ed Band 2, Drum Magor 2: All-Region Band 2: Chorus 2: Charlie: All-Region Chorus: All-State Chorus Allen, Clndy Band 2 Baker. Joe Band 2 Benson, Candy Chorus. Mixed: Unity: All-Flegton Chorus: All-State Chorus: FBLA: FHA: Gymnastics: NHS: Pep Club: Yearbook: COE Biggs, Deegee Cheerleader 3: Sophomore, Jr. Class Councils: Sr. Class Sec- retary: FBLA: YFC: Springdale Jr. Miss: Miss SHS Contestant: Gymnastics Club: Golf: Interact Bryan, Lisa Band: French Club 2. Pres.: FBLA: NHS 2. Vice-Pres.: Honor's Program Burdick, Randy Band 2: Drum Major: Band Lt.: S Award: Contest Twirler: All- State Band: All-Region Band: Chorus 2: Teen Involvement: Belles Lettres Burton, Jerry Chorus: Football 2: FCA 2: Key Club 3: S Club 3 C Cantrell, Connie FBLA: COE Collins, Linda Yearbook 2. Business Mgr: Cheerleader 3: Interact: NHS 2: French Club 2: Student Council 3: Board of Directors 2: Quill 8- Scroll 2: Sr. Class Council Copple, Joyce French Club 2: Library Club: NHS: Pep Club Cordes, Clill Basketball: Football 3: FCA 3: S Club 2: Track 2: Teen ln- VOlV6l'l'lefli Cox, Stacy Chorus 31 Football 3: FCA 3: Golf 3: S Club 2: Class Council 3: Interact: YFC 3 D Ditmore, Teri Belles Lettres 2: Chorus 2: Unity: Pan Am: Science Club: Teen Involvement 2: Miss SHS Contestant Drittler, Linda Band 3 Downum, Beth French Club 2: FBLA: FHA: NHS 2 Downum, Dess French Club 2: FBLA: FHA: NHS 2 Doyle, Betty Art Club: Band: French Club: FBLA: Science Club 2 E Edens, Kay FBLA: NHS: COE: YFC Elliot, Beverly Band 3 220! Eiceie ra F Foley, Janet Band 3: FBLA: NHS 2 Franco, Denice French Club 2. Vice-Pres.: Gymnastics: NHS 2: Pep Club: Stu- dent Council: Teen Involvement 2: Homecoming Maid French, Carl DE 2 Fritls, Charles DE 2 G Gideon, David Frisbee Club: Football, Varsity: S Club Goodman. Rhonda Jo Allied Youth: Chorus: Girls Contest Choir: French Club: FHA 2: FTA: NHS: YFC Graham, Janice All-School Play: Band 3: Twtrler: FBLA 2: FTA 13, Sec.-Treas.: Pan Am 3. Vice-Pres. Sec.-Treas,: Thespians Graham. Mike Basketball: Camera Club: FFA: Football, Mgr.: Boys State: Track 2 Grams, Dawn Band 3: Senior Clinic: All-Ftegion Band: Band Librarian: NHS 2 Grigg, Janice Allied Youth: French Club 2, Sec.-Treas.: FBLA: FHA: NHS 2: YFC Guess, Laquita Chorus. Mixed: Untty: FHA 2, Vice-Pres. H Haley, Chuck Band: Chess Club 2, Pres,: Unity 2 Harp, Jacquetta Chorus. Mixed: French Club 2. Pres.: FHA 2: NHS: Pep Club 2: YFC 2. Sec.-Treas, Harris, Jim All-School Play 2: Frisbee Club 2: Football. JV: FCA 2, Vice- Pres.: Gymnastics 2: S Club: Student Council: Thespians: Track 2: Teen Involvement Hatasaki, Laura Band: Senior Clinic: All-Flegion Band: Symphonic Band: Quill and Scroll 3. Pres.: Teen Involvement: Class Council 2, Sec,- Treas.: Yearbook 3. Editor: NHS Hathom, Ron FFA 2: Rodeo Club 2: VICA-ICT 2 Hatter, Rebecca Chorus 2: FBLA: NHS Hawkins, Carol Chorus 3: Unity: Girls State, House of Flep.: Girls Basketball: Quill and Scroll: Pep Club 2: Cheerleader: Student Council: Teen Involvement 3: Class Council 3: Pom-Pons, 2nd Lt.: ln- teract: Homecoming Maid: YFC: Yearbook Henderson, Bonnie Chorus 3: Unity: FBLA: Gymnastics: Teen Involvement High, Linde Chorus 3: Unity: Pom-Pons: FBLA: FHA: Pep Club: Teen In- volvement 2: Yearbook: YFC Hllllan, Valerie FBLA: FHA: Library Club 2: Pan Am 2 Hinshaw, Dawn Belles Lettres, Co-Editor 3: Bulldog Herald 2. Asst. Editor: Chorus: Pan Am: Class Council 3: Yearbook: Bulldog Spotlight 2: Quill and Scroll, Sec.-Treas. Holloway, Doyle FFA: Library Club 2 Holmes, Jacky Tennis 2: Teen Involvement 2 Hooks, Janet All-School Play: Thespians 2: NFL 3: YFC 3: Debate: Drama Howard, Matt Basketball: Student Council: Track: Teen Involvement: Senior Class Pres. Hunt, Sandy Chorus 2: Drill Team: NHS 2: Pep Club: Student Council 2: Teen Involvement 2: Class Council 2: Interact 2: Homecom- ing Maid: Yearbook Ingraham, Brenda FB LA: FHA J Jackson, Jamie FHA: Gymnastics: Student Council: Homecoming Queen Jenkins, Lisa French Club 2: Band 3: FTA: Gymnastics: NHS Johnson. Benjamin Art Club: NHS: Science Club 2 Johnson, Carol Art Club 2 Johnson, Diane Allied Youth: Chorus 2: Unity: Girls State: NHS 2: Quill and Scroll 2: Pep Club: Teen Involvement 3: Class Council 3: Homecoming Maid: Colors Day Maid: Yearbook: JV Cheerleader Johnson, Lecia Chorus 2: Unity: Drill Team 2. lst Lt., Co-Capt.: NHS, Sec,- Treas.: Pep Club: Teen Involvement 3: Jr. Miss Contestant: In- teract Johnson, Penny All-School Play 2: Belles Lettres 2, Editor: Gymnastics: NHS 2: Thespians. Vice-Pres: Teen Involvement 3: VICA-ICT 2. Pres.: Jr. Miss Contestant: YFC 2: NFL 3: Drama: Miss SHS Contestant Jones, Georgia Chorus 2: Pom-pons: Teen Involvement 3: Class Council: YFC 2 Jordan, Janette Chorus: FHA K Kelly, Linda French Club 2: FBLA: FHA: VICA-HOE Kidd, Debbie FBLA: Gymnastics 2: Pep Club Koch, David Chess Club 2. Sec.-Treas.: Student Council L Lawson, Renee FBLA 2: FHA: COE Lee, Eddie Chorus 2: Thespians, Vice-Pres, Lee, Joyce YFC 3 Lovett, Connie Band: DE: FBLA Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors McClellan, Linda Band 3: Girls Basketball 2: Girls Athletics: All4Flegion Band: NHS McClintock, Kathy All4School Play 2: French Club: FTA 3: Thespians 3, Sec.- Treas.: NFL 3: YFC 3 McKinney, Nancy Girls State. Justice ol the Peace: NHS 2: Teen Involvement 3: Quill and Scroll: Yearbook McLaughlin, Lynn Chorus. FHA 2: Gymnastics Club: Pep Club: Teen Involve- ment 2: YFC 2 McNeely, Sherri Allied Youth: FBLA: COE: NHS 2: Pan Arn: Pep Club. Sec.- Treas.: Student Council: Teen Involvement 3 Massie, Cyndy Belles Lettres. Publicity Director: Bulldog Herald: Chorus 2: Unity: Frisbee Club: FBLA 2: FHA 2: Girls Basketball 2: Girls Athletics: Library Club 2: Pep Club 2: Science Club, Secre- tary: Track: Miss SHS Contestant: Jr. Miss Contestant: NFL Miller, Gary Chess Club 2 Mollat, Paul Allied Youth: Boys State: Frisbee Club: Teen Involvement 2 Moore, Jim Basketball 2. Varsity: Chorus 3. FTA 3, Pres.: FCA 3. Pres.: Goll 2: S Club 2: Student Council: Thespians: Teen Involve- ment 3: Class Council 2, Vice-Pres.: Basketball Marathon: YFC 3: All-Region Choir: Colors Day Dreamboat Mounce, Nancy FBLA: Girls Basketball: Girls Athletics: Track: Pan Am 3: COE Newberry, Sherrie Chorus: FHA 3 Newman, Jell Bulldog Herald: Frisbee Club 2: Teen Involvement: Class Council: Interact Nida. Kerry FBLA 2: Library Club 2: Pep Club: Student Council Noland, Karen Chorus: FBLA: FHA 2: COE 0 Ober, Mike Chess Club: FFA O'Mara, Ralph Art 2: Belles Lettres 2: Bulldog Spotlight: Chess Club 3: Stu- dent Council P Parker, Lee FTA 2: Girls Basketball: Gymnastics Club: Pan Am 3: Jr. Miss Contestant: Homecoming Maid Partain, Janis Belles Lettres 2: Gymnastics 2: Pan Am, Vice-Pres.: Pep Club: Teen involvement: Yearbook: Honors Program: Quill and Scroll: Jr. Miss Contestant: Miss SHS Contestant 2, lst Run- ner-up, Miss SHS 1975 Pearce, Mike Football 3. Varsity: FCA 3: Key Club 3: S Club 3: Teen lnvolve- ment Penny, Roger Basketball: Football 3: FCA 3: Key Club 3: Gymnastics 2: S Club: Track 2: Teen Involvement: Class Council Phillips, Cherie Allied Youth: DE 2: Student Council: Pom-pons Phillips, Debbie FHA: Golf: Pep Club 2: Tennis: Class Council: Huntsville Paper Stall: Colors Day Maid: Homecoming Maid Poplin, Allen FBLA 2. Pres.: NHS: Science Club Puryear, D'Ann All-School Play: Belles Lettres 2: FTA 2: Gymnastics 3: Science Club: Rodeo Club Reynolds, David Chorus 2: Football 2, Varsity: FCA 3: Key Club 3: S Club 3: Student Council, Vice-Pres.: Track 2: Teen Involvement: Class Council: All-Conference, All-State, Football Roberts, Rick FCA: Jr, Academy of Science 3: Boys State: NFL 3: NHS 2: S Club 2: Science Club 3, Vice-Pres., Pres. 2: Student Council: Track 2: Class Council 2, Pres. Robertson, Cheryl Pep Club: CCE 3 Robertson, Russell Band 3: Chorus: French Club Roblee, Debbie Student Council, President, Representative: FHA: Science Club: Jr. Academy of Science: NHS 2: lst State Science Fair: Jr. Miss Contestant: Pan-Arn: Colors Day Sweetheart Rollins, Greg Chess Club: FCA 2: Golf 2: S Club 2 Roy, Jennette DE: FHA 2 Russell, Karen Belles Lettres, Publicity Chairman: Bulldog Herald, Ass't. Edi- tor: DE 2: French Club: FHA 2, 2nd Vice-Pres: NHS 2: Pan Am: Quill and Scroll 2 S Sabetini, Donna French Club 2: FBLA: FHA Sbanotto, David Chess Club: Pan Am 3: Science Club Scott, Karen Band 3, Librarian: Chorus 2: All-Region Band 3 Scott, Kelly VlCA-ICT 2 Seay, Leslie Band 3, Historian: All-Region Band Selby, Ron Band 3: Jr. Academy of Science, Vice-Pres.: Pan Am 2: Science Club 2 Sharp, Sharon Band 3: All-Region Band Sherry. Laurinda All-School Play: Bend 2, Twirler: FBLA 2: Thespians: Class Council, Sec. Shoemaker, Stan Bulldog Herald 2, Sports Editor: Boys State: Frisbee Club: Football 2: FCA 2: S Club 3: Track 3: Teen Involvement: Class Council: Quill and Scroll Short, Marlin CCE 3 Simmons, Lee Ann Art Club: Belles Lettres 2, Potpourri Editor: Bulldog Herald: Camera Club: FBLA: FHA: NHS 2: Pan Am 3, Sec.-Treas., Historian Sisemore, Pam Bulldog Herald 2: Chorus: FBLA 3, Sec.-Treas.: FHA: FTA: Teen Involvement 2: YFC Skelton, Shirley FBLA 3, Historian, Vice-Pres.: FHA: FTA: Pep Club: Student Council Rep. Smith, Guy VICA-ICT 2 Spencer, LaDonna Allied Youth 2: Art Club 3: French Club, FBLA 3: FFA: Rodeo Club: Tennis 2: COE Sprouse, Doug Football 3: FCA 3: Key Club 3: S Club 2. Sec.4Treas.: Track 2: Teen Involvement Stacks, Evelyn Chorus 3: French Club: FBLA: FTA: FHA. Sec.: Girls Basket- ball: Pep Club: Teen Involvement Stamps, Larry Basketball 2 Stamps, Terry FBLA Steele, Cindy Chorus: FTA: NHS: Pan Am: YFC Steele, Teresa Bulldog Herald: Chorus 2: Girls Basketball: Pep Club 2: Teen Involvement 2: interact 2: Pom-Pons Stone, Joyce FHA 2 Stroud, Sheryl DE 2: FHA Stults, Anita Chorus: FBLA: Pep Club: Student Council: Yearbook: COE Swacina, Linda All-School Play: Belles Lettres 2. Co-Editor, Sr. Advisor: Chorus: FTA: NHS 2. Sec.: Pan Am 3. Historian, Pres.: Teen Involvement 2: Yearbook 2: Honors Program: Outstanding Spanish Student, 3rd in State Spanish Contest: lst in Short Story in Belles Lettres: Quill and Scroll T Taylor, Deanna FBLA 2: FHA 2 Taylor, Karen Allied Youth: FBLA: Pan Am: Pep Club: Teen Involvement 3: Class Council 3 Taylor, Leanna FBLA 2: FHA 2 Taylor, Mike Football 3: FCA 3: Key Club: S Club 2. Pres.: Student Council: Track: Teen Involvement Teehee, Duane Chess Club 2: Chorus 2: DE: Tennis Thomas, Kathy FFA 3: FTA Thompson, James FFA 3: Rodeo Club Tice, Lenore Science Club 3 Travis, Steve Boys State: Football 3: FCA 3: Key Club 2, Vice-Pres.: Pan Am 3: S Club 2: Teen Involvement 3: Class Council: Yearbook Treat, Gail Chorus 2: Student Council, Sec,ATreas.: Teen involvement 3: Class Council 2 Turner, Johnny Chess Club: Teen Involvement: VICA-ICT 2 Tyler, Dale Basketball: Frisbee Club: Football 3: Boys State: S Club: Science Club 2: Tennis 3: YFC 3 U Underdown, Cathy YFC Eicelel'al221 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors V VanOvsr, Retha Chorus: DE 2: FHA 2 Venable, Vicky Allied Youth: Pom-Pons: Pep Club: Student Council 2: Teen Involvement 2: Bulldog Herald W Walker, Robin Bulldog Herald: Basketball, JV: Pan Am: Yearbook Watts, Greg Bulldog Herald: Science Club 3: Thespians 2: NFL 3, Pres. 2 Watson, Jane! FBLA: FHA 3: Pan Am 3: Teen Involvement Watson, Jett Basketball 3: FCA 3: Key Club: Pan Am 3: Student Council 2: Teen Involvement: Class Council 2: Yearbook Weaver, Debbie Allied Youth: All-School Play: Belles Lettres: Chorus: FBLA 3: FTA 2: Pep Club: Teen Involvement 2: COE Weaver, Diane Chorus: Unity: NHS 2, Pres.: Pep Club: Student Council. 2221 Etcetera Historian: Teen Involvement: Class Council 2: Yearbook. Homecoming Maid: YFC 2 Webb. Linda Chorus: FBLA 2, Vice-Pres.. State Vice-Pres., Stale Sec.- Treas., FHA: FTA 2: Girls Basketball: NHS, Yearbook Weldon, Larry cness Club: FCA: NHS. NFL 2 Whitlock, Kent Bulldog Spotlight: Boys State: Frisbee Club: Coll 2 Pan Arn: Quill and Scroll 2: Student Council. Teen Involvement 21 Bulldog Herald 2, Business Manager, Editor White, Beverly Library Club: Pan Am 2 Williams, Sissy French Club: Frisbee Club: Girls State: Gymnastics Club, NHS 2: Pep Club 2: StuCo 2: Teen Involvement 3: Sophomore Class Council: Cheerleader 2 Willis, Marcia Frisbee Club: Gymnastics Club 2: Student Council 2, Teen In- volvernent Wilson, Beverly FHA: Library Club: NHS 2: Pan Arn ..WiIson, Walter Football 3: FCA 3: NHS 2: S Club: Student Council: Teen ln- volvemenl: Interact: Youth tor Christ 2 Winters, SuzAnn All-School Play 2: Pom-Pons: Pep Club 2. Thesplans 3: Teen Involvement. NFL 3 Woodard, Glenda DE 2: FHA l Wyman, Jody Chorus: French Club: Girls Basketball 2: Girls Athletics Y Young, Steven Chorus: FFA 3 Youngman, Cathy French Club, FBLA 3: FHA: Student Council Z Zachary, Richard Basketball 3, Chorus 3: S Club: Tennis 3 Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Faculty Ablondi, Irene 26 State College ol Arkansas, M.S., B.S. Classes: Mind 8. Body, Chemistry Baxter, Linda, 29. 82. 83 Louisiana College. B.A. Classes: French. Literature I Clubs: French Club Bennett, Jo Indiana University. University oi Arkansas, M.L.A.. B.A. Librarian Blatt, James 115 University ol Arkansas, B.A. Classes: Government I. Il. Early Man Clubs: Junior Class Butt, David 33 University of Arkansas. B.S.E. Classes: Basic Grammar. Literature III, Language A Ap- proach lo Meaning Clubs: Belles Lettres Clements, Helen University ol Arkansas. B.S.H.E. Classes: Coordinated Career Education Clubs: CCE Cook, Susan University of Illinois. B.A. Classes: Spanish l-lV Clubs: Pan Am Creighton, Jean 33 Henderson State College, B.S. Classes: Speed Reading. It Can't Happen Here, Words. Words. The PIay's The Thing Clubs: Camera Club Crowder, Ruth 41 University of Arkansas. B,S.H.E. Classes: Foods l, Human Growth, Family Finance, Tailoring. Clothing Il Clubs: FHA Cunningham, Mildred 41 University ol Arkansas, B.S.B.A. Department Head, Vocational Classes: Accounting Clubs: FBLA Delap, John 31. 75 University of Arkansas. B.S.E, Classes: Early Man. American History, Modern Times, Age of Revolution Clubs: Student Council Dewett, Louis 24 University of Arkansas, College ofthe Ozarks, M.Ed., B.A. Counselor Dewett, Mary 30 College of the Ozarks, B.A. Classes: Early Man, Modern Times. American History Clubs: Senior Class Dolan, Bob University of Arkansas, Northwestern University, M.Ed., B.S, Classes: DE I. DE II, ExPh DE Clubs: DECA Dye, Linda 33. 41 University of Arkansas, B.S,E. Classes: Language Arts Il, Business English, Business Machines Clubs: FBLA Estes, Tommy Arkansas Tech, B.A. Classes: Girls Athletics Clubs: Girls Basketball Flanagan, Kay 33 University of Arkansas, B.S.E, Classes: Business English, Myths and Folklore Clubs: FTA Florer, Arthur 35 University of Arkansas, B.A. Classes: Vocational Math, Algebra l Clubs: YFC Foreman, Jean 41 Henderson State, M.Ed., B.S.E. Classes: Home Economics Clubs: FHA Gearhart, Jane 29, 79 University of Arkansas, B.S.E. Classes: Journalism I, Journalism ll, Paper Staff, Yearbook, Literature I Clubs: Bulldog, Bulldog Herald, Bulldog Spotlight, Quill G Scroll Gibson, Robert 37, 69 Henderson State, B,M.E. Classes: Band, Music Theory Gray, Fleda 33. 72 University of Arkansas, B,A. Classes: Basic Grammar, American Sampler. Creative Writ- ing, SS 8. P Clubs: Belles Lettres Haney, Roger 30 Murry State University, B.S. Classes: Early Man, Modern Times, Geography, American History Clubs: Senior Class Hanks, Janet 35. 78 University of Arkansas. M.S,, B.A, Classes: Trng-Analytics, Algebra ll. Math Skills Clubs: NHS Harris, Tom 35. 7B University of Arkansas, B.S.E. Classes: Geometry. Math Skills Clubs: NHS Hawkins, Aaron 30. 129 University ol Arkansas, B.S,E. Classes: American History, Sociology Clubs: Sophomore Class Hawkins, June 31 University ol Arkansas, B.S,E. Classes: American History, Psychology. Current U.S. History Clubs: Chess Club Ivey, Jane 35 University of Arkansas, M.A., B.A. Department Head, Math Classes: Algebra II Jarman, Myra 29, 79 University of Arkansas. B.S.E. Classes: Speech, Drama I, ll, Competitive Speaking Clubs: Thespians Jones, Harlzell 41, 168 College ol the Ozarks. University of Arkansas, M.Ed., B.S. Classes: Driver's Education Clubs: Key Club Knight. Archie University ol Arkansas, M.S., B.S. Classes: General Livestock, Advanced Livestock, General Horticulture, Ornamental Horticulture, Farm Mechanics Clubs: FFA Leller, Sue 41 University of Arkansas, B.S.E. Classes: C.O.E.. Office Machines Clubs: FBLA Luther, Linda 33 University of Arkansas, B.A. Classes: Literature I, Basic Grammar Clubs: Senior Class McClure, Gall 26 University ol Arkansas, B.A. Classes: Chemistry, Mind 8. Body Clubs: Science Club McDullie, Catherine 33 Rutgers University, Mansfield State College, M.Ed., B.S. Classes: Language Arts I 8 II, American Novel Clubs: Teen Involvement, FFA Manley, Myrnell 24, 25 Indiana University, University of Arkansas, M.S., B.A. Counselor Markey, John 31, 115 Ottowa University, B.A. Classes: American History, 7th Ath. Clubs: Junior Class Merrifield, William 26 Hardin Simmons University, B.S. Depanment Head, Science Classes: Chemistry II, Physics Clubs: Science Club, Jr. Academy of Science Moore, Benny 22, 23 Arkansas State University, M.S. Ed., B.S. Principal Murphy, Susan 41, B4 University ol Arkansas, B.S.E. Classes: Typing I, II 8t Ill Clubs: Cheerleaders Nickle, Melinda 33 University of Arkansas, Clemson University, Ph.A., M.A.. B.A, Classes: Words, Basic Grammar, Literature Perkins, Gay 33 University of Arkansas, B.S.E. Classes: Film Media Clubs: Student Council Pierce, Nevyle 35 Arkansas State, B.S.E. Classes: Applied Geometry, Math Skills, Mind and Body Pierson, Charlie 37 University ol Arkansas, B.S.E. Classes: Vocal Music Clubs: Unity Pilcher, Bruce University of Arkansas, M.A., B.S.E. Classes: CCE Clubs: VICA-CCE Pilkington, Ed 41 University oi Arkansas, North Illinois University, M,Ed., B.S.E. Classes: Drafting I Bt II, Cabinets Clubs: YFC Price, Lou Ann 31 University ol Arkansas. B.S.E. Librarian Classes: World History Clubs: Library Club Rauche, Clyde 35 University of Oklahoma, University ol Arkansas, M.A., B.A, Classes: Algebra, Geometry Floller, Cozie Sparks Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Classes: Health Occupations Ed.. Vocational COOP Clubs: VICA-HOE Sanders, Phillip 38. 168 University oi Arkansas, College ol the Ozarks, M.Ed., B.S.E Classes: Physical Education Clubs: S Club Shaffer, Paul 29. 73 University of Arkansas. Drake University. M.A., B.F.A, Classes: Radio-TV. Am, Radio, Debate Clubs: NFL Shelton, Ruth 27 University of Arkansas. B.S.E. Classes: BSCS Biology, Biology Il Clubs: Science Club. Jr. Academy of Science Shepherd, Alice 33 Northeast Louisiana State. Northeastern State, M.A., B.A, Classes: Basic Grammar, Composition, Literature I Clubs: Belles Leitres Simmons, Lbrita 41 University of Arkansas, B.S. Classes: Business Math Clubs: FBLA Slusarek, Lois 26 Arizona State University, Wisconsin State University. M.S B.S. Classes: Biology. Mind and Body Clubs: Teen Involvement, Science Club Smith, Charles 38, 168 University oi Arkansas. B.S.E. Classes: Physical Education Clubs: FCA Sprague, Charles 22. 25 Northern Illinois University. University ot Iowa. M.S.E,, B.S. Administrative Assistant Stamps, John 23 University of Arkansas, M.S.Ed.. B.A. Assistant Principal Stanberry, Kay 30. 115 University of Arkansas, B,S.E. Classes: Middle Ages, American History, Modern Times Clubs: Jr, Class, Drill Team Stephens, Bettye 25 University of Arkansas. State College ot Arkansas, M.Ed B.S,E, Counselor Treat, Jan University of Arkansas, B.A. Classes: French I. Il St lll Clubs: French Club Tyler, Dorothy 38 University of Arkansas, B.S.E. Classes: Physical Education Clubs: Drill Team Walker, Bob University ol Arkansas, B.S. Classes: Welding. Agr. Coop I, Il Clubs: FFA Walker, James University of Arkansas, B,S.E. Classes: Welding, Cabinet Making Ward, Kenneth 31, 129 University of Arkansas, B.A. Classes: World Geography, Economics Clubs: Sophomore Class Weller, Sue 37 Hardin-Simmons University, B.A. Classes: Basic Art, Drawing 8. Painting, Commercial Art Clubs: Art Club Williams, Barbara 33 University ot Arkansas, Kansas State University, M.Ed., B.A. Classes: Words, Adv. Grammar, Man in Conflict Clubs: Teen Involvement Williams, Jarrel 168. 175 University ol Arkansas, B.S.E. Athletic Director Clubs: S Club Williams, Mickey 38 University ol Arkansas, B,S.E. Classes: Physical Education Clubs: Drill Team Wilson, Harry 43 University ot Arkansas, M.Ed., B.S.E. Classes: ICT I. ll Clubs: VICA-ICT Wilson, Sandra 26 University ol Arkansas, B.S.E. Classes: BSCS Biology, Biology ll Clubs: Student Council Youngman, Evelyn 41. 115 University ol Arkansas, M.Ed., B.S.E. Classes: Shorthand, Business Machines, Personal Typing Clubs: Junior Class Etceteral223 Index Index Index Index Index Index Irdex Index Index I Aaron. Teresa 130 Adams. Nancy 116, 118 Addison. Ed 100.108 Allen, Dorothy 130 Allen. Doug 130 Allen, Kenneth 116 Allen, Lucinda 100 Allen, Sandra 100 Allen, Susan 116 Alverson. Rickey 116 Catron, Alvis. Gilbert 100 Alvis. Rhonda 130 Alvls, Les 116 Allred. Donna 100 Alton, Johnny Dwain116 Anderson. Anna 116 Anderson, Ernene Elizabeth 130, 189 Anderson. Lyle 168 Anderson, Miriam Ruth 130 Archer. Cheryl 116. 183 Ardemagni, Donna 130 Ardemagni, Karen 116 Ardemagni, Karla 100 Ardemagni. Mark 100 Ardemagni. Roger Dale 130 Arendale. Carol 100 Cordes, Armstrong, Melinn 50. 55. 57, 83. 116 Artripe, Jeffery 130 Arlripe. Wayne 116 Arvizu, Bruce Wayne 130 Ash, Laura 130 Asher. Rhonda 130 Ashworth, Edna 100 Austin. Jett 130 BaiIey,Btll115.116.177.182,183 Bailey, Joann 130 Bailey. Scott 53, 100. 168 Baker. Jeff 116 Baker. Joe 100 Bakyer, Michael 130 Baker, Randall 116 Baker. Sandra 116 Baker, Tammie 130 Ball, Jerry 100 Ball. Larry 116 Bariola. Paula 50. 53. 130. 149. 189 Barnes. Darrell 100 Barnes. Jay 130 Barnes, Terry 130 Barnett. Vicky 130 224! Etcetera Barron. Jeff 100 Bartlett. William 100 Barton. Randy 116 Bascom, Debby 100 Bates. Sherrie 130 Batson. Connie 90, 100 Bausinger, Regina 116, 189 Bayley. Ricky 130. 168 Beal. Judi 116 Beard. Pam 100 Beard. Sonia 130 Beckford. Elizabeth 116 Beckford. Norman 100 Beckford. Vivian 116' Bell. Delane116 Bell, Tim 130 Bell, Vickie 131 Benham. Candy 83. 100 Benham. Marci 116 Bennett. Jack 131 Bennett, Thomas 100 Benson. Candy 100 Benson, Walter 131 Bernard. Cathy 131 Berner. Danny 100 Berner. Neal 85. 116 Best. Lewis 100 Beth.Judt116,188 Bewley. Larry 116 Biazo, Dennis 131 Biddle. Howard 131 Biggs. DeeGee 88,100 188 Bilderback, Carl 85, 116 Bilderback. Patricia 100 Bilderback, Randy 50. 100,168. 175 Bishop. Sheri 116 Black, Jeff 131 Blalock, Sandra 116 Blalock, Tony 131 Blevins. Sherry 131 Blevins. Tony 100 Blood, Rebecca 116 Bohannan, Kathryn 100 Bond. Debra 116 Booher. Tony 131 Bowen. Brenda 100 Bowen. Dennis 117 Bowen, Penny 129. 131 Bowell, Chris 131 Bowers, Jeannie 131 Bowman. Sam 51, 100, 168 Bradley, Dwight 90. 117 Bradley, Mary 117 Brady. Nanette 100 Brady. Steve 117 Brandenburg. Mildred Kelline 100 Brandenburg. Patsy Diane 131 Brandon. Philip 117. 168 Brasel, Marsha Irene 131 Bratcher. Richard Lee 117 Bratti, Pamela Ann 131 Bnghtwell. Annette 131 Brock. Kenny 117, 177, 178. 183 Brogdon, Brian 131 Brooks, Doug 131 Brooks. Joy 131 Brown. David 131 Brown, Greg 117 Bryan, Lisa 78. 100 Bryan, Nancy 131 Bull. Mark 131 Bull. Wane 100 Bulman. Robin Vincent 117 Bunch, James 131 Burdick, Randy 57.67, 101 Burk, Kerry 117. 168. 183 Burke, Roger 117 Burkett. Barbara 131 Burkett. Luther 131 Burnett, June 101 Burnett, Lyndell 101, 168 Burnett, Randell 131 Burr, Marty 89, 131 Burrell, Kendall 101 Burton, Jerry 93.101, 168 Burton, Flick 131 Bush, Cheryl 131 Butler, Diana 89,117 Butler, Dwayne 101 Butler, Terry 131 Butts. Deborah 117 Cairns, Bella .lo 88. 117 Cairns, Tim 131 Callich, Brian 131 Cameron. Danny 131 Campbell. Brenda 131 Canfield, Greg 131 Canoy. Ira Lee 131 Cantrell. Connie 101 Capwell. Orville Lee 131 Carton. Kathy 131 Carpenter. Marcia 101 Carpenter. Pam 117 Carpenter. Rick 117.183 Carpenter. Sheila 131 Carpenter. Sherrie 101, 183 Carpenter. Sherry Eileen 117 Carr. Brenda 131 Carr. Cindy 131 Carter. Darrell 117 Carter. Teresa 117 Carter. Troy 132 Casby. Alan David 132 Casebol Cate. Mi t. James 132 ke 132 Cate. Rhonda 132 David 117 Catron, Denise 101 Cawood. Gayla 117 Ceola. Kathryn 117 Cerveny. Debbie 101 Charlesworth.Jelf132,177. 178, 181 Chudei.Chuck132 Clardy, Sue 132 Clark, Clark, Clark. Clark. Beverly 132 Brad 117 Charles 101 Harvey 117, 177 Clark. .lay 101 Clark, Clark. Clark. Malcom 132 Sherry 132 Steve 117 Clarkson, LuAnn 117 Clay. Clayp Clayp Melba 117 ool, Steve 101 col. Teresa 132 Clements. Robert Thomas 132 Clifford. Marty 101 Cline, Cline, Cline, Cline. Clove Clove Alan 101 Gloria 101 Jim 101 Kevin 132. 168 n, Marie 132 ri. Richard 132 Cobb, Dan 117 Coffelt, Belinda 132 Cole. Cole. Ralph 101 Ricky 118 Collier. Cindy 132 Collins, Brenda 55. 101, 183 Collin Collin Collin s. Elizabeth 118 S. Linda 75. 99, 101. 188 s, Malcom 85 Collins, Rosa 118 Collins, Shirley 132 Collins, Suella 118 Colvil le. Mike 101 Combs. Anthony 132 Coop, Penny 132 Copple, Joyce 37. 83. 101 Corbell, Marie 101 Cordell, Mike 101 Cordell. Russell 132 Cordes. Cheryl 118 Cordes, Cliff 101. 168 Larry 132 Cornelison, Connie 118 Cornelison, James 101 Cornelison, Jerry 101 Corter. Jeff 132 Cossey, Steve 132 Counts, Karen 132 Cowan, Preston 118 Cox, Stacy 92. 101, 168 Crandell, Robin 189 Crawley, Johnny 101 Crisler, David 101 Crisler, Susan 87, 118 Crothers, Chris 118 Crowder, Diane 132 Crowder, Mary Beth 132 Crowder, Mike 118 Crowell. Becca 55, 57. 132.149, 189 Crumpacker. Carol 133 Culp, David 128, 133. 168,183 Cunningham, Alan 90, 101 Cunningham, Geraldine 133 Cunningham. Sharon 118 Curry, Lea Ann 118 Cypert, Julie 148, 189 Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Dabbs, Larry 118. 168 Dablemont, Alan 118 Dablemont, Angela 133 Dablemont, Dennis 101 Dailey, DeeDee 133 Danlord. Dusti 118 Daniel, David 133 Daniels, Mike 101 Danner. Tim 118 Davis. Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis. Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis. Davis. Angela 118 Brenda Lea 101 Brenda Lorraine 102 Freda 102 Gail 102 Mark Rader 119 Mark Stroud 119. 168 Matt 133 Mike 133 Robin 87. 89, 119 Davis. Teresa 133 Davison. Brad 133 Davison, Kathy 119 Day, Mike 133. 168 Day, Sherrie 119 Dean, Paul 133. 163 Deines, Charlie 92,102. 168. Deines, Melanie 119, 189 Denard. Bob 133 Delozier. Mike 119 Dennis, Kevin 119 DeVinney, Karla 102 Dickinson. Tim 102 Dillbeck, Susie 102 Disboye, Randy 133 Ditmore. Teri 55, 102 Dodson. Tony 133 Dodson, Robbin 102 Dollng. Kathy 133 Donnell. David 119 Dorsey. Billy 119 Dorsey. Lisa 85, 119 Dotson. Emma 102 Douthit,Calhy119 Douthit, Walhena 102 Downum, Beth 102 Downum, Dess 102 James 133 Drake. Downum, Kim 133 Doyel, Betty 102, 106 Drake. Drake, Mark 102 William 133 Drittler, Linda 102 Dryman, Sherry Drymon,Ric119 Duffield. Lori 133, 189 Eagle, Debbie 133 Easley, Darrell 133 Easley, Denise 119 Eaton, Glenda 102 Eaton, Renee 119 Eaton, Teresa 133 Eddy, em 119 Eden, Greg 119 Eden, Howard 119. 168 Edens, Ed 102, 168 Edens, Kay 102 Edwards. Claude 102 Edwards, Terry 133 Elam. Wayne 133 Elenbarger, Diane 102 Elenbarger. Joe 102 Ellington, Kenneth David 133 Elliott, Beverly 102 Elmer. Jeff 133 Endacott, Pam 119 Engle. Evon 102 Eoff. John 133 Epperson, Rickey 119 Estep, Arlin 133 Eubank, Bobby Don 133 Eubanks, Tina 133 Evans, Beverly 80, 114, 119 Evans, Ricky 119 Farmer, Debbie 133 Farmer, Denise 102 Farris, Charles 119 Ferguson, Steve 119 Fields, Alvin 102 Fine, Randy 133 Fink, Bruce 119 Fischer, Kevin 133 Fitzhugh, Timothy 133 Fleming, Jan 119, 219 Foley. Janet 102 Forbes, Rebecca 133 Foster. Ann 119 Foster. Wayne 102 Foulk, Catherine 119 Fountain, Deborah 119 Fountain, Mike 133 Foust, Jackie 119 Franco, Denice 50, 83, 102 Franco, Jeff 133 Franco, Mary 133 Fredrick. Wayne 119 French. Carl 102 Fritts, Charles 102 Fry, Karen 119 Fuller. Felicia 133 Fulfer. John 103 Gardner. Donna 119 Garrett, David 103 Garrett. Keith 119 Garrett, Steve 103 Garrison. Lisa 103 Gay, Holly 119 Gay, Melinda 133 Gehrke. Gary 119 George, Michael 119 George, Preston 133 George, Robert 119 Gibbons.Chip115,119. 121 Gideon. David 103, 168 Giese, William 133 Gilbow. Barry 119 Gilstrap, Jim 133 Gilstrap, Larry 103 Glass, Michael 133 Goble. Suzy 103 Golden. Judy 103 Goodman, Daniel 119 Goodman, Linda 103 Goodman. Rhonda 87. 103. 184 Goodman. Tony 133 Gordley, Bryan 103 Gosvener. Twila 133 Goucher, Mark 119 Graham, Fritz 133 Graham. Janice 67, 83, 103 Graham, Mike 103, 108 Grams. Dawn 103 Grams. Rory 133 Graue. Luanne 119 Graves, Cindy 133 Gray. Randy 133 Green. Donna 119, 189 Green, Sandy 103 Greenlee. Butch 119 Greenlee. Joyce 133 Gregory. Larry Don 133 Griffin. Dennis 134 Gri1fin.Linda119 Griffith. Chester 104 Griffith. Paskell 119 Grifiltlt, Sandy 104 Grigg, Janice 104 Griggs. Charles 134 Griggs. Martha 119, 121 Grimsley, Clint 104 Grimsley. Harvey 119 Grimsley, Leah 87.118, 119 Groves. Randy 104 Groves. Patricia 119 Guess. Laquita s7, 104 Gundlach, Virgil 119 Gunselman,-Janet 118, 119 Guthrie, Denese 134 Hailey, Paul 120, 168 Hairston. Bill 72, 93, 104, 10 Hairston, Jeff 134 Haisty. Linda 134 Haley, Chuck 104 Hallbauer. John 120 Halliburton. Gary 120 Halzer, Crystal 104 Hamilton. David 120 Hamilton. Penny 134. 189 Handock. Toni 134 Hankins, Lloyd 120 Hannah. Michael 120 Hannah. Tony 134 Hansen, Karen 104 Hanshaw, Billy 120 Harmon. Doug 115.120 Harner, Mike 120 Harp, Bobby 134 Harp, Mike 134 Harp. Jacquette 83, 104 Harp. Patti 50, 51, 120 Harp. Paul 104 Harp, Phil 134 Harper, Barry 120 Harlan, John 104 Harris. Cathy 104 B, 216 EfC6f8l'8f225 Harris, Don 81, 120 Harris, Jim 104 Harris. Linda 134 Harrison. Bobby 134 Harrison. Denice 120. 183 Harvison, Danny 120 Hassell. Forrest Billy 134 Hash, David 134 Hash. Teresa 120 Hatasaki. Grant 134, 183 Hatasaki. Laura 73.79, 104. 219 Hathorn. Brenda 120 Hathorn.Ronnle104 Hatter. Rebecca 104 Haught, Randy 134 Hawkins, Carol 50, 55, 57. 99, 1 Hawkins, Robin 120,123 Hayes, Kellye 134 Henderson, Bonnie 104 Henderson, Martha 120 Henderson, Simon 134 Henry. Holly 115. 120. 188, 219 Herrick, Benita 134. 183 Herriman, Terry 120. 168 Herron, Brenda 134 Hershey, Carolyn 120, 127 Hershey, Judy 134 Hess, Shirley 134 Hewitt, Merry Lee 134 Hickam. Jo Ann 134 Higgins, Kathy 134 High, Danny 104 High, Linda 104 Hlgnt, Larry 104 Hignite. Roger 134 Hill, Chris 134 Hill. Debi 134 Hill, Eugene 134 Hill. Kathy 120 Hill, Mike 120 Hill. Sandra 120 Hillebrand. Mary 120 Hilllan.Jel1134 Hillian, Valerie 104 Hilton, Karen 134 Hinrichs, Mariarn 134 Hinshaw, Dawn 72, 73. 79. 104 Hoag, Valerie 134 Hodges. Dale 134 Hoff, Ardell 134 Hoff, Nelva 120 Holiman, Brett 134 Holland. Mark 134 Hollingsworth, Jim 120 Holloway. Carolyn 104 Holloway, Doyle 104 Holloway, Frances 120 Holloway, Kathy 134 Holloway, Kip 120 Hollowell Shirley 120 Hollowelt, Willard 134 Holmes, Jacky 104 Holt, Debbie 104 Holt, Russell 134 Holyfield, Dixie 134 Honea. Sandi 134 Hook. Elaine 134 Hooks, Janet 104 Hooten, Christye 70, 134, 151 Hopper. Regina 134, 189 Horner, Larry 121 Horner, Paul 104 Horton. Charlette 121 Horton, Don 121 Houchin, Nancy 67, 121 House, Denise 121 House. Larry 104 Howard, Matt 98. 104 Howard, Troy 129, 134 Huddleston, Roger 134 Hulfmaster, Terry 134 Hunt, Bryan 29,121 Hunt, Sandy 50, 99, 105 Huskey, Sharon 105 Hutchinson. Cindy 134 Hutchinson. Charles 105 Hutter. Mike 121 Hutton, Bill 121 Hutton. John 121 Houston. Valerie 134 lngraham. Brenda 43 lngraham. Dorothy 121 Ingram, Vickie 105 lronside, Scott 134 2261 Etcetera 04. 105. 18B lsenbart, Terry 121 lsham, Debbie 105 lsharn, Jane 121 Ivey, Arlene 134 Ivey. Don 84.91.121 Jackson. Clyde 121 Jackson. Jackie 121 Jackson, Jamie 50.105 Jackson. Randy 121' Jackson. Rick 121 Jackson, Sharon 135 Jackson. Steve 135 Jacobs, Linda 121 James. Larry 121 Jaro. Freddie 135 Jech. Paul 135 Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Larrison. Donna 122 Lawless, Dale 136, 183 Lawless. Dee 67. 183 Lawrence, William Franklin Lawson. Anita 136 Lawson. David 122 Lawson. Renee 106 Lawson. Ronnie 122 LeBow. Ronci 122. 189 Ledbetter, Brenda 136. 183 Lee. David 136 Lee. Diana 122 Lee. Eddie 80. 106 Lee, Joyce 106 Lee, Lewis 136 Lee, Nia rk 122 Lee, Tricia 136 Lenard. Lesher. Lewis. J Clndi 122 Pam 136 ana 106 Lewis. Klrnon 122 Levik. P Lilly. Da attt 106 vid 136 1 Jenkins. Lisa 105 Johnson. Carl 105 Johnson, Carol 105 Johnson. Caroline 135 Johnson. David 135 Johnson, Diane 99,105,106 Johnson, Fay 121 Johnson. Kym 121 Johnson, Lecia 78.105189 Johnson Johnson , Lester 135 .Melanie 38.121 Johnson. Penny 105 Johnson, Ronald 135 Jones, Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Becky 155 Georgia 105 Keith 135 Sharon 105 Wade 135 Jordan, Darrell 135 Jordan, Janette 105 Jordan, Lonnie 135 Joyce, Greg 106 Julian, Terri 121 Julian. Tracy 135 Juhnke, Lyle 135 Kealy. Pam 135. 188 Keaton, Carolanne 135 Keck. Kris 135 Keen. John 135 Keen. Michael 121 Keene, Debbie 135 Keith. Jerry 121 Kelchner, Steven 135 Kellar, Brenda 106 Kelley, Patti 135 Kelly, Lirida106 Kendrick, Marla 121 Kever, Glen BO. 106 Kidd. Debbie 106 Kidd. Diane 135 Kilpatrick, Loretta 135 Kimbrough, Anita 50.115, 121.188 Kincannon, Mike 121 King, Charles Allen 136 King, Mike 136 Kinion. Karen 121 Kipp. Doug 121 Kirby, Glen David 136 Kirkpatrick, Brenda 106 Kisner. Carl 136 Kniffen, Nancy 136 Knight, Janet 106 Knox, Diane 106 Knox, Don 136 Koch, David 106 Koksal, Mengy 136 Kollmeyer, Karen 122 Krauterbluth. Keith 122 Krug, Tony 122 Kumpe, Clair 106. 189 Kupeitz. Theresa 136 Langbein, Kathy 136 Laningham, Susan 61.122 LaRue, Patricia 136 Llshbrook. Janet 136 Litterell. Terry 122 Little, Rene 122 Little, Lynn 122 Littrell, Rila122 Lloyd. Marllynn 106 Lockhart. Kenny 92, 106. 108. 177. 175, 180, 181 Long, Mollie Nan 136 Longmate, John 136 Longmate, Robert 106 Looney. Susan 115.122 Lopez, Vickie 106 Lothes. Mike 136 Lothes, Ricky 122 Lovett. Connie 106 Loyd. Chip 107 Lubera, Richard 136 Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Index Luckett, Wade 122 Lunsford. Floyd 122 Lynch, Denise 136 Lyons. Kim 107 McCamey. Mary 107 McCamey, Suzanne 115, 122. 188 McCarty. Doyle 136 McCarty. Jeff 122, 177 McCan1er. Rhonda 136 McClain. Barbara 91,122 McClain, Jerry 107 McClelland. Linda 55,107,183 McClintock. Kathy 80. 107 McCommas, Elizabeth 136 McConnell. Patsy 107 McCoy. Gail 136 McCoy. Patricia 122 McGarrah, Brenda 136 McGarrah, Darrell 107 McGarrah, Glenda 136 McGarrah, Monty 122 McGarrah. Patricia 122 McGarrah. Ronnie 122 McGaugh. Ronnie 136 McGetrick, Tom 107. 168 McGinnis. David 136 McGinnis, Karen 123. 189 McJunkin, Charles 107. 108 McKee, Howard 123 McKeIvey. Kary 136 McKenzie, Wanda 136 McKinney. Mary Beth 136 McKinney. Suzie 105,107 McLaughlin. Lynn 107 McNabb. Carol 123 McNeetey. Sherri 43, 107 Macias, Andy 123 Macon, Patricia Ann 136 Macon. Shirley 107 Maggard. Jeff 136 Malone. Marcella 136 Mannon. Harold 85, 107 Markey, Cheri 87. 123 Marler. Dee Ann 123 Marrs, Lisa 123 Marrs. Vaneeta 136 Marsh. Jim 123. 168 Marshal. Kim 136 Martin, Amos 136 Martin. Brenda 123 Martin. Darlene 136 Martin, Sherly 123 Massey, Edwin 123 Massey. Jelf 136 Massey. Tammy 136 Massle, Cyncy 107 Matthews. Jimmy 123 Mauldin, Kerry 136 May, Lisa 136 May. Richard 107 Mayes. Donna 123 Mayes, Perry 136 Mayfield. Debbie 123, 219 Mays. Sonya 136 Mayse. Vickie 129, 136 Meador, Jim 136 Medlock, Greg 123, 177. 178. 180 Meir, Randy 123 Meir, Rick 107 Melton, Billy 137. 183 Meredith. Lou Ann 137 Merrell. Judi 86, 123 Merrifield. Barbara 67 Merrifield, Cynthia 67. 197 Meuser.Cinda123 Mlck,Guy1s7 Mick, Mark 137 Miller, Barbara 123 Miller, Cheryl 67, 137 Miller, Melinda 87. 123 Miller, Sharon 67, 123 Milner, Mary 123 Mitchell, Brenda 123 Mitchell, Millie 81,123 Moffat, Paul 107, 108 Montag, Harold 137 Montgomery, Doren 137 Moore, Jim 55, 57. 92, 99, 107,177. 178 Moore, Linda 137 Moore, Terrie 137 Morhan, Jim Bob123 Morris, Ferol 137 Morris, Valerie 137 Morrison. Larry 137 Morrow, Preston 137 Morrow. Sam 137 Morton. Renee 137 Morsanl, Jan 123 Moseley, David 123 Moss, Connie 87, 123 Mounce, Kathy 137 Mounce, Leda Ann 137. 183 Mounce, Lee Ann Pearl 137 Mounce, Nancy 107, 183 Mounce, Robert 137 Mounce, Robert Michael 137 Mulkey. Charlene 137 Murphy, Marcia 137 Murphy, Ramona 123 Murphy. Tim 107 Mussino. Ann 107 Mussino, William Dean 123 Myers. Keith 124 Myers, Rick 107 Myers, Terry 107 Napier, Retha 107 Nash, Doris 137, 183 Neal, Connie 124, 183 Neal, Rebecca 137 Neal, Theta 114, 124, 189 Neii. Tom 107 Neil, Tony 137 Nelson, David 137, 183 Nelson. James Mark 137 Nelson, John Mark 137 Nelson, Terry 137 Newberry, Sherry 107 Newhouse, Sherry 124 Newman, Jeff 99. 107, 216 Newman, Kristy 137 Nichols, Doobie 124 Nichols. Stanley 137 Nida, Kerry 107 Noblin, Patricia 107 Nodine, Barbara 107 Noland, Brenda 124 Noland, Karen 107 Norris, Debbie 137 Northdruff. Wendal 137 Nussmeyer. Tammy 107 Ober, .left 108 Ober, Michael 108 Ober, Mitchell 137 Ocheltree, Eddie 108 Ocheltree, Sharon 108 Offenbacker, Wes 137 O'Mara. Ralph 108 O'Neal. Dwayne 108 O'NeaI. Loy 108 Otwell. Hugh Michael 124 Paap. Debby 124 Pace, Bob 124 Pack, Sharon 137 Painter. Paula 124, 183 Parker. Jim 124 Parker. Lee 108 Parker, Sharon 108 Paris, Twila 128, 137 Parson. Teena 137 Parson s, Rocky 129. 187 Partain, Janis 58. 59, 60, 83. 108 Parten, Cindy 137 Paschal, Tracee 108 Patrick, Sherry 67, 128, 137 Patterson. Ruth 137 Patton. Patton. Cynthia 137 Vicky 137 Pearce. Mike 108, 168, 177 Pellham. Darel 124 Penny. Penny, Penny. Jon 129, 137 Peggy 124 Roger 38, 53. 93, 108, 168, 175 Penzo. Andrea 60, 67, 80, 108 Penzo, Toni 129. 137 Perrien, Sue 108 Peoples. Mark 72. 76, 115, 123, 124, 168 Perkins. Janet 137 Perry, Dennis 137 Perry, Jeff 109 Perry, Gene 124 Perry. Robyn 124 Perryman, Dan 129, 137. 177 Perryman. Gary 137 Peterson. Kathy 137 Etcetera!227 Index Index Phillips, Debbie 109 Phillips. Delcinda 137 Phillips, Cherie 109 Phillips. Cheryl 124 Phillips. Judy 137 Phillips. Ginger 137 Phillips, Phillips, Phillips. Priiipott Phipps. Lizann 124 Gabiel 124 Wilma 138 . Pam 138 Keith 124 Pianalto, Bernadette 129, 138 Pianalto, Chris 138, 168,183 Pianalto. Christine 138 Pianalto, Doris 138 Pianalto, Dwain 109 Pianalto, Kenneth 109 Pianalto. Patricia Marie 138 Pianalto, Rick 124 Pianalto, Vernon 138 Piazza, Brenda 109 Piazza, Henry 124 Piazza. Sandra 109 Piazza, Sharon 138 Pickett, Dean 124. 168 Pinkley, Melinda 67,125 Pitts, Billy 138 Poole. Brian Douglas 109 Poplin. Allen 109 Poplin. Porter, Porter. Steve 138 Ed123,125,16B,183 Terry 125 Potter, Teresa 125, 189 Potts. Terry 125 Posey, Martin 138 Power. Ken 125. 168 Powers, Gary 91. 115. 125. 168, 219 Prendergast, Alan 125, 168 Price, Chuck 125 Proctor, Jack 125 Protfit. Kenneth 138 Pruitt, Cheryl 125 Purdie. Jo Lynn 125 Puryear, D'Ann 109 Puryear, Mike 109 Pyeatt, Marilyn 109 Qualls, Larraine 138 Qualls, Randy 109 Quinn, Sharlene 125 Rainwater, Peggy 138 Ralston, Ricky 138 Flamer, Randy 125 Ramirez, Gilbert 125 Ramirez, Thelma 125, 183 Ranalli, Paul 85, 109 Rasdon, L arry 109 Reed, Dale 138 Reed, Ron 125 Reed, Teresa 115. 125. 189 Reed, Vickie 109 Reese, Ch aries 138 Reeves, David 138 Reeves, Tina 138 Reid, Kathy 138, 189 Reynolds. Reynolds. Brenda 125 David 51, 53, 109, 168, 183 Rhine, Danny 125 Rice, Mike 138 Richardson, Eddie 109 Ridenoure, Nancy 138 Riggins, Shelia 125 Riley, Debbie 125 Ritter. San ay 125 Roach, Sharon 125 Roberson. Roberts. B Kevin 109 renda 109 Roberts, Janie 138, 149 Roberts, R Roberts, R Robens, R ichard Allen 88, 108, 109 ichard Delozier 57, 125, 1 ita 125 Robertson, Brenda 109 Robertson, Linda 73. 138 Robinette, Rhonda 138 Robinson. Billy 138 Robinson, George 138 Robinson. Kenneth 138 2281 Etcetera lndexlndexlndexlndexlndexlndexlndex Robinson, Russell 109 Roblee, Debbie 55, 57, 7 4,76,106.109 Rebise. Pick 74,76,125,149, 1ea,1aa Rogers, Debby 125 Rohde. Thomas 109 Roles, Elizabeth 139. 183 Roles, Jimmy 109 Rollins. Greg 109 Rosamond, Jerry 109 Rose. Rebecca 125 Ross, Charles 125 Ross. Dennis 139 Ross, Patricia 139, 189 Roth, Donald 139 Roughton, Mona 139 Russell, Charles 90, 115, RUSSSII, Karen 109 Russell, Katherine 109 Russell, L'Tain 125 Russell, Terri 125 Russell, Tony 125 Rusterholz, Diane 125 Pyah, Terry 125 Sabatini. Donna 109 Sabatini, Gary 125 Sabatini, Johnny 139 Sabalini, Karen 125 Safley, Daryl 125 Sanders, Tammy 139 Satterlield, Tony 139 Sbanotto, David 109 Sbanotto, Dinnis 83. 109 Scanlon, Raymond 125 Schneider, Kim 125 Scott. Beverly 125 Scott, Elizabeth 139 Scott, Karen 109 Scott. Kelly 110 Scott, Richard 139 Scott, Tony 139 Scroggins, Brenda 139 Seals, Cindy 139 Seals. David 110 Seaton, Rickey 139 Seaton, Robin 139 Seay, Leslie 110 Selby, Ron 110 125,168 Shackleford, David 125 Sharp, Cheryl 125 Sharp, Cindy 139 Sharp, Jim 139 Sharp. Sharon 110 Shaver. Janet 110 Shepherd, James 125 Shephard, Willard 139 Sherry, Laurinda 110 Shinpaugh. Joe 125 Shipp, Kathy 139 Shoemaker, Kathy 139 Shoemaker, Stan 72, 99, 108. 110, 216 Short, Marlin 110 Shrader, Melanie 110 Side, Robert 139 Simco, Neal 57, 139 Simmons, Lee Ann 83, 106, 110 Simmons. Randall 139 Simpson, Clay 139 Simpson. Kaye 139 Simpson, Ricky 125 Sims, David 110 Sims, James 125 Sisemore, Pam 56, 110 Sisemore, Ricky 129 Sizemore, Jennifer 125 Sizemore, Tony 125 Skelton. Curtis 125 Skelton, Shirley 86,110 Slinkard, Vickie 125 Smedley, Kenneth 110 Smith. Angela 125 Smith. Brenda 139 Smith, Danny 139 Smith, Diane 139 Smith, Eva 139 Smith, Freddy 139 Smith, Guy 110 Smith, Jerry 139 smith, Judy 139 Smith, Keith 139 Smith, Mary Delight 110 Smith, Mary Jane 110 Smith, Pat 125 Smith, Randell 139 Smith, Randi 110 Smith. Rick 126 Smith, Travis 139 Snitker, Sharon 125 Snow, Jami 76, 139, 189 Soell, Randall 139 Soell, Sue 89, 126 Walker, Carol 86. 126 Warmack, John 112, 168 Treat, Donna 140 White' D Index Index Index Index Index Index .ndex Index Index Sowell. Tanya 126 Spangler. Yvonne Carol 139 Speck, Darcy 139. 189 Spencer. LaDonna 110 Spencer. Marilyn 126 Spradling. Rex 111 Springer. Beth 111 Sprouse, Doug 31,92.111.168 Stacks. Evelyn 111 Stacks. Loyd 168 Stacy, James 139 Stanphill, Elizabeth 126 Stamps, Brenda 139 Stamps, Dickie 111 Stamps, Larry 111 Stamps, Terry 111 Starling. Deborah 126 Steele, Cindy 111 Steele. Teresa 111 Stevens. Connie 139 Stone. Joyce 111 Stone. Tina 126 Stoops, Roger 126 Storment. Gail 126, 189 Storment. John 139 Straight, Danny 139 Straight. Debbie 139 Straight. Roxanne 139 Stratton, Julie 126 Stroud, David 139 Stroud, Sheryl 111 Stults. Anita 111 Stults. David 126 Sullivan, Robert 126 Sullivan, Rusty 139 Sutherlan. Darlene 139 Summers, Debbie 139 Swacina. Linda 73. 78, 83, 106. Swallow. Joe 126 Swearingen. David 126 Sykes, Jinny 114. 115. 126 Tabor. Karen 126 Tackett, Pegi 140 Tackett. Zachary 37. 111 Tankersley, Ed 126 Tankersley, Judith 126 Tanksley. Linda 111 Tanksley, Mitchell 140 Taylor, Taylor. Taylor, Carolyn 111 David 83, 126 Deanna 111 Taylor, Jack 126 Taylor. Taylor, Taylor, Jackie 111 Karen 99, 111 Leanna 111 Taylor, Mark 88, 126 Taylor, Mike 92,111,168 Taylor. Patty 140 Taylor, Teresa 140 Teague, Pam 140 Teehee, Duane 111 Teel, Edith 140 Terry. Donna 140 Terry, Raymond 140 Terry, Susan 126 Tniesse, Leslie 140 Thiesse, Lori 140 Thomas, Barry 31, 126 Thomas, Calvin 140 Thomas, Debbie 111 Thomas, Elaine 140 Thomas. Marla 140 Thomas, Mary Cathleen 111 Thompson, Danny 140 Thompson. James 112 Thompson, Jill 129, 140, 189 Thompson. Patty 140 Thompson, Steve 123, 126. 219 Threet. Marjorie 140 Tice, Diana 126 Tidwell, Teddy 140 Tillery, Bruce 140 Tisdale, Janelle 140 Todd, Terri 140 Tomlinson, Carl 126 Tomlinson, Carol 126 Trammell, Debbie 112 Travis, Steve 53, 93, 108, 112. 168, 219 Treat, Gail 76, 112 Trimble, Kim 76, 140 Trolinger, David 112 Tuggle, Belinda 115 Tunrtell, Jamie 140 Turentine. Tommy 140 Turner. Johnny 112 Turner. Terry 126 Tusing,Lawana112 Twaddle. Patti 140 Tyler. Dale 108. 112 Tyler. Joel Bennett 140 Tyler. Terry 126 Underdown. Cathy 112 Underdown. Kent 140 Unger. Steve 126. 168 Upton. Marilyn 126 Ussery. Nancy 126 VanWinkle, Sherrie 126 Vanzant. Vanzant. Kathy 59, 50, 112.188 Steve 126 Vaughan, Pat 68. 109, 112 Vaughn. Vaughn. Vaughn. Vaughn. Vaughn. Venable, Venable. Bernadine 140 Flaniasia 140 Phyllis 67 Ricky 140 Sylvia 140 Butch 140 Vicky 112 Verucchi. Mike 140 Vitlianes.Mayva140 Vinsant. Clifford 112 Waclawshi, Annette 140 Wade, Michael 140 Wages. Danny 112 Waggoner. Marietta 140 Walker, Walker. Walker, Walker. Walker. Walker. Walker, Walker. Ward, G Debbie 140, 183 Jan 129,140,189 Jimmie 88.112 Julie 140. 183 Rande 140 Robert 126 Rob 112 Timothy 140 inger 140 Ward. James 112 Warlord, Randy 126 Wariord, Rusty 126 Waters, Donna 141, 189 Watson, Janet 106, 112 Watson, Jetf 99, 112, 177, 178 Watson, Kathy 141 Watson, Rick 141 Watson, Virginia 126 Watts, Greg 81,112 Watts, Michael 126 Weathers, Michelle B3, 126 Weaver, Debbie 112 Weaver, Diane 50. 75, 78, 99, Weaver, Webb, L ooug 43, 141 inaa 112 Weems, Leslie 126 Weldon. Weldon. Denise 112 Larry 112 Welkey. Brenda 112 Wells, Janie 141 Wells, Judy 126 Wells, M ichael 141 West, David 141 West, Jack 112 Weston, Whitlock, Kent 73, 108, 112, White, A White, B Randy 126 rthur 113 everly 89, 113 White, David 141 ouglas 126 216 Whiteley, Darlene 127 Whiteside, Opal 86, 127 Whitmore, Mike 141 Whittle, Mike 141 vvriittie. Ricky its Whittle. Shirley 127 Whittle. Susan 141 vvnitiie. Timothy 127 Wiese. Kurt 127 Wiley. Carol 141 Wilke. Greg 127 Wilkins. Lawana 141 Williams. Cathy 127 Williams, Darlene 113 Williams. Gwendolyn 127 Williams, Levi 141 Williams. Renee 102 Williams. Rhonda 106, 113 Williams. Shanna 127 Williams, Sharon 141 Williams, Sissy 105, 113 Williams, Tina 127 Willie, Marcia 113 Williamson. Lisa 105, 113 Wilson, Beverly 113 Wilson. Brian 141 Wilson. Donna 141 Wilson. George 127 Wilson. Marsha 127 Wilson, Rod 141 Wiison. Steve 141 Wilson, Terri 113 Wilson. Walter 113,168 Windham. Randolf 127 Winters. Suz Ann 113 Wise. Wendi 61, 141 Wiltman. David 141 Wolf, Debra 127 Wood. David 127 Wood, James 141 Wood. Windell 113 Woodgates. Kathy 127 Woods, Carolyn 127, 189 Woods. Dana 127, 183 Woods, Jeff 141 Woods, Russell 141 Wright. Douglas 141 Wright, Kathy 141 Wright, Larry 141 Yeager. David 127 Yeager. Michael 113 Yeager. Peggy 127 Yeager. Steven 141 Yockey, Larry 127 Yound, Steven 113 Youngman, Cathy 86,113 Youngman, Tammie 141 Zachary, Richard 113, 177, 178, 180 Zulpo. Doug 127 Zulpo..Laura113 Zulpo, Lydia 141 Zulpo, Mark 53. 127, 168 Zulpo. Yvonne 127 Etcetera! 229 b W fa g, I . f ag , I -A , . 's - MY, 1 A s , r, EM s l ' N . an f N rs ii 230lCIosing Strangers enter. Friends leave. Students start. Graduates finish. CIosingl231 E i I Another year gone: like Christmas, wondering hovv the day was spent so fast. Over? But just today I saw a smile I'd never seen before . . . , - . af 4 i 232lClosing i i 1 P 1 I I