St Joseph High School - Bulldog / Aureus Annus Yearbook (Conway, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1968 volume:

AurAnnus i9B7-«a Juseph l?tijh :S'rhmil dimhuiy. Ark. Hnl. 5 JFnreUmrt� (In bag is a bau luhich Ut e ni'lu'r hah before, luhirh Ut e shall neOer halt e again. We live but once. The years of childhood, when once past, are past forever. It matters not how ardently we may wish to live them over; it avails us nothing. So it is with the other stages of life. The past is no longer ours. It has gone beyond our reach. What we have made it, it shall remain. There is no power in Heaven or on earth that can change it. The record of our past stands forth in bold characters. There it stands and one day we shall give an ac- count of it. The present moment alone is ours. Today is a day which we never had before, which we shall never have again. It rose from the great ocean of eternity, and again sinks into its unfathomable depths. 2 Beforratum Just knowing he cared ... has helped. His beliefs, his courage, his love for man- kind is why we the Seniors of 1968 dedicate this yearbook in his memory. We only hope, that life can be one- half as memorable as the memory of just one man, Robert Kennedy. TRI-EDITORS Associate Editors Typists Janice Hambuchen Martha Nahlen Paula Thessing Art Staff Business Mgrs. Ted Mattingly Libby Cannon Circulation Mgrs. Phillip Hiegel David Bucklew Photography David Bucklew Dave Allgeyer Rita Moix Allan Nabholz Sandy Burns Jimmy Strack Evelyn Moix Staff Assistants Eddie Hoyt Dottie Favre Mark Hauser Richard Simon Eddie Tyler Chuck Dayer Helen Joe Susan Carter Strack Nabholz If you are not able to remember the little things, a part of your future will be lost. To help you retain these memories, we, the Annual Staff, present the 1968 Aureus Annus. Robbie Elsinger Nancy Breeden Dian O'Dell John Hamling Manager Assists. Bob Irby Jerry Finnegan Frank Dussex Charlotte Strack 4 SISTER ROSITA, Principal English SISTER HAROLD SISTER IVAN MARIE Science Math Social Studies Soph. Religion SISTER CELINE Social Studies Librarian mrs. McKenzie MRS. DULLS MRS. CARROLL English German Commercial Sponsored: BY COY'S COACH MONTGOMERY P.E. Athletics MRS. THESSING Latin II MISS SILAZ English Fine Arts 6 Dummy, that's my thumb you’re smashing! Distinguished group of critics. Is it alive? Sponsored by FRANK BRANNAN DRIVE-IN Rest period. I wish he'd ask me to dance ... 7 Jfather’s Message Su’U. $ liu’sti’r Bdlort Ideals are as different as viewpoints, but real success is not wealth or fame, but helpfulness. Do something worthy of your powers. He who moulds iron when he could shape destinies, or guides a ship when he could direct an empire, fails. Success consists in never being discouraged, but in ever moving forward,—cheering, helping, being your very best, and leaving the world the better for your life. 8 Seniors “Be Americans. Let there be no sectionalism, no North, South, East or West; you are all dependent one on another ... In one word, be a nation . . . ” George Washington CL CU tguK Seniors Dave Allgeyer David Bucklew Nancy Breeden Sandy Burns Libby Cannon Sponsored by: KEN and CAROL HOYT 10 nf 1968 'StJU ro Helen Carter M ££u tt Robbie Elsinger ComM t)sU4JLW Frank Dussex Gerald Finnegan Dorothy Favre II Sponsored by: DEBBIE K and MILLER'S SWIM CLUB Janice Hambuchen John Hamling 77 asf£ §A4l4 V Mark Hauser Philip Hiegel Eddie Hoyt Bob Irby 12 Sponsored by: KORDSMEIER FURNITURE COMPANY Evelyn Moix Rita Moix Martha Nahlen Dian O'Dell Sponsored by: O.K. BARBER SHOP and J. C. PENNEY Richard Simon Jim Strack Joe Strack Paula Thessing SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1967-68 President: Frank Dussex Vice-President: Robbie Elsinger Secretary: Nancy Breeden Treasurer: Bob Irby SENIORS of '68 are the GREATEST!! ! Sponsored by: GUY CAMPS 14 Rastus! Brought yourself here! Gathering of Eagles Orange juice, Eh? Builders of Men! Sponsored by: SELF SERVICE SHOES and BLUE RIBBON SHOES Gypsy Rose? Stop it, Davy And then Wesley told Rex and Charlie 15 See Tag. See Tag run? Watch it Marie! Your guess is as good as ours. Sponsored by: BELLS MEN STORE and LETCHER SMITH JEWELRY Red! Caught in the act. Going to lunch early huh? 16 iuntnrs Our group had 437c fewer cavities! Typing helps build strong bodies twelve ways! Wrong end, Tyler! Sponsored by: A and B DIRTMOVING And CENTRAL BUSINESS MACHINES 18 Anita Breeden Ralph Claflin Sarah Daugherty Chuck Dayer Linda Davis Jerry Dussex Mary Evans Martha Freyaldenhoven Suzanne Glover Olga Grummer Elroy Harvey David Henze Leona Hermes Pamela Hinson Mary Ann Hoyt Ray Kordsmeier Jim Luyet Kenny Moix Loretta Moix Nancy Ann Moix 19 Sponsored by: BOB HERB'S and NAHLEN RADIO TV Alan Nabholz Danny Nabholz WHO said I'm a sissy? Richard Rappold Vincent Rappold Carol Ann Stoltz Charlotte Strack Bill Thessing Bethel Sue Tuggle Eddie Tyler Chris Walter Sharon White Tom Worm Mike Zimmerman 20 Sponsored by: COLONIAL BREAD CO. and DeBOARD'S TV SALES Patsy Dussex Wally Grummer Richard Hamling Susan Hartman Donna Hiegel Margaret Hoyt James Lachowsky Connie Lipsmeyer Sponsored by: SANDY'S 22 Keith Lipsmeyer Carolyn Moix Margaret Rappold Christy Schichtl Michael Schulte Carol Siebenmorgen Richard Simon Stephen Simon Joseph Stanley Tommy Strack Steve Stoltz Ray Thessing Ann Toal Patsy Worm Sponsored by: BLUE RIBBON 23 j§ nphs Muzz Armmit Homeroom with Sister Ivan is never dull. Sophomores do know about the social arts. Sponsored by; MASSEY'S THESSING GRO. Sophomores star in C.S.M.C. Play “I have never had a feeling politically that did not spring from the Declaration of Independence . . . I would rather be assassinated on the spot than surrender it.” Abraham Lincoln Robert Arenda 11 Judy Breeden Leo Crafton Steven Davis Donna Dayer Maria DeMarco Ann Donovan Alan Doolos Larry Freyaldenhoven Margurette Grummer Arthur Harvey Anita Henze Carolyn Hess Rose Marie Hoyt Becky Kordsmeier Paula Marcotte James Nabholz Raymond Nabholz Angels we have heard on high ... Debora Nahlen Steve Shrekenhofer Paul Siebenmorgen Chris Simon •� — ' Marcella Simon David Strack Steven Swaffer Danny Thessing Scott Thornton David Troillet Debbie Troillet Kathy Walter Rita Worm Liz Young Mark Zimmerebner Dennis Zimmerman 26 Harriet Beatty Peggy Bums Ken Clafflin Mark Elsinger Tommy Etnridge Alton Freyburger Susan Freyaldenhoven Michael Finnegan Helen Hambucnen Linda Hambuchen Dorothy Harvey Warren Harvey Michael Henze Marion Hiegel Andy Hoyt Nancy Hoyt James Irby Eugene Kuettel Carol Lachowsky Steven Lachowsky Susan Lock Cheryl Mayor Mary McCaig David Moix Steve Moix Frank Moll Joseph Nabholz Carol Nahlen Sandra Nahlen Mary Paladino ft O; Cecil Rappold Marian Seiter Katie Simon George Schichtl Robert Shulte Patricia Stoltz Tommy Siebenmorgen Gerald Strack Charles Swaffar William White Patsy Zimmerman Well, .,. maybe if we turned it on! 8th (5 rain' Sponsored by: GRUMMER LAUNDROMAT And KEATHLY PATTERSON 27 Judy Allgeyer Teresa Breeden Victoria Cannon Robert Cogbum Judy Courtney Virginia Donovan Garry Enderlin Deborah Ethridge Leo Evans Paula Goens Theresa Grummer Jo Ann Halter Don Hinson Theresa Jarolim Justine King Bill Kobera David Kordsmeier Gayle Kordsmeier Phyllis Marcotte Deborah Massery Gerald Nabholz Mary Ann Nabholz Frances Nahlen Michael Newberry Vivan Noe Robert Norris John Paladino Paula Rappold Phillip Rappold Thomas Rappold Keller Schicntl Joan Siebenmorgan Mark Simon Ralph Simon Mark Stiefvater Michael Stoltz Gary Strack Marilyn Strack John Thessing Norris Thessing Anita Troillet Melvin Tuggle Mark Tyler Richard Walter Georgianne Weaver Martha White Faith Wilk Larry Worm Victoria Zimmerman 28 Sponsored by: MILLER'S SWIM CLUB and OK BARBERSHOP Is that a Picasso? Three's a crowd, but this is ridiculous. Darling Debbie. 3 r. Sftjjh juins the in rrnluit Sponsored by: FLETCHER SMITH'S We use Niagra spray starch! 29 (Jrarns Blmu'u . . . . . . fur the . . . mteeuui By selling Christmas Cards. The whole city was canvassed by eager high school students, in the chilly months preceding Christmas. The profits from this drive go directly to the missions. Top sellers were: Faith Wilk, Dorothy Harvey, Georgeanne Weaver, David Kordsmeier, Debbie Massery, Bill Kobera. . . . fur the sduml By sponsoring a Halloween dance. Witches, goblins and ghosts eerily transformed the assem- bly hall into a chamber of horrors. In the semi- darkness, Sister Harold could be seen stirring her secret brew in a witch's caldron. The freshmen did a fine job on their first dance. The profits of all the class-sponsored school dances go to the fund for school improvements. Sponsored by: STERLINGS WEST'S 30 Officere are J. Thessing, S. Nahlen, C. Simon, L. Crafton, M. Henze, S. Nahlen, and V. Cannon. diurnor The Junior CSMC has co- operated eagerly with the Sen ior CSMC in helping their fellow man - both here and abroad. After a recent disas- ter in Jonesboro, SJH students volunteered their time to collect and iron clothing, and to pack food and furniture to be distributed to the needy people. The Mission Bazaar, sponsored by the CSMC, is one of the highlights of the school year. Competition runs high as each class trys to bring in the most money. ft Sponsored by: SOUTHERN LAUNDRY and STACY’S MOTEL EOPte - tOUCATIOH, lADtRS- EL Or ' w« '� Sponsored by: WALTER’S CONOCO CMIC President: JOE STRACK Vice-Pres: JIMMY LUYET Secretary: NANCY BREEDEN Treasurer: STEVE STOLTZ Colony Chairman: PATSY DUSSEX Advisor: SISTER HAROLD The CSMC did much to help the missions at home and abroad this past year. We didn't have many meetings, but we did make a lot of money raffling bird houses, bicycles, and chocolate cakes. We started a CSMC Council this year and got it off to a good start. All in all, it was a successful year. Sponsored by: SIMON'S GROCERY 34 jjluitmt,raphu (flub The Photogra- phy Club has a membership of a dozen camera bugs. Many of the yearbook pic- tures can be credit- ed to this group. Bow-Bow” (5 or man (flub The German Club is a new club this year. Com- posed of first year German students, the group has attended a German play in Alma, Arkansas and plans more field trips to come. Mrs. Diles is German teacher and spon- sor. Safety (flntnril The safety council is comprised of 24 safety conscious young men. Throughout the year they are responsible for tornado alerts and fire drills. They showed their preparedness in one actual tornado alert and did a fine job. 35 Sponsored by: HALTERS' BODY AND PAINT SHOP and IDLEHOUR FLORIST M. . The members of the SJH Chapter of the National Honor Society are chosen on the basis of Scholar- ship, Leadership, Charac- ter, and Service to the School, A B” average and membership in the Senior High is required. Provisional members are taken in between semesters. Sponsors: SR. IVAN mrs. McKenzie Clean-up, fix-up, and paint! Several additions have been made to the assembly room: podium, flag, movie screen, curtains, and stage. New members proudly await induction in NHS. Sponsored by: STEPHENS GROC. and BAIT SHOP and JONES BEAUTY SALON Projects thus far include a Victory Dance following a bas- ketball game, adoption of needy families at Christmas, and entrance in the Coca-Cola contest with our school im- provement plans. 36 LIBRARY GUILD The members of the Library Guild help others locate books and reading materials, and help them familiarize themselves with library procedures. Assistants check books and further aid Sister Celine, librarian, in any way that they can. The Library Guild has been an active member of District X of the Ark. Student Librarian's Association. This year, Martha Nahlen serves as historian of District X. 1. to r. - Sec. - R. Moix, Pres. - J. Strack, V.P. - R. Elsinger, Treas. - D. Bucklew, Publicity Ch. - M. Nahlen. (HUH Our parish's Catholic Youth Organization boasts a membership of over a hundred teens in grades 9 through 12. TheC.Y.O. encour- ages social activities among Catholic students in neighboring cities through deanery meetings and dances and fosters spiritual growth. Fr. Burke is our moderator. Summer dance sponsored by CYO 37 31 nt er-rum The Inter-Com is com- posed of the Presidents of each class and the Presidents of major clubs with Sr. Rosita as moderator. The Inter-Com takes the place of Student Council. It's purpose is to give students voice concerning rules and regulations. The Christmas activity, an intra-mural basketball game and the election of Mr. and Miss SJHS is sponsored bv the Inter-Com. Frar. Sussex is Pres, of Inter-Cor . j rience (flub Members are: Joe Strack, Frank Dussex, Susan Nabholz, Allan Nabholz, Steve Stoltz, Jim Strack, Carol Stoltz. Members are 1. to r.: S. Simon, K. Lipsmeyer, T. Baxter, A. Nab- holz, D. Nabholz, C. Dayer, R. Kordsmeier, Sister Harold, Sponsor, D. Rappold, P. Hiegel, A. Toal. 38 f UNCOMMON VALOR. toj WAS A COMMONS k VIRTUE M rnrrrrrL Athletics “If we win men s hearts throughout the world, it will not be because we are a big country but be- cause we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring.” Adlai E. Stevenson MITAINW4 MARSHAL! IMANI MARIANA1-IMAM'S nillll I I9A5IW5JIMA OKINAWA KOREA 1950 «REVOUJTIONAAY WAR 1775-17� J k icemur a B k i t b a 1 1 40 22 - Joe Stanley, 13 - E. Tyler, 33 - J. Luyet, 51 - D. Curran, 35 - M. Shulte, 45 - R. Thes- sing, 23 - S. Simon, 15 - J. Dussex, 41 - D. Nabholz, 53 - E. Hoyt, 55 - F. Dussex, 11 - J. Strack, 21 - R. Kordsmeier, 25 - S. Stoltz, 31 - C. Dayer, 43 - T. Strack, 25 - W. Grummer. Team Managers - Chris Walters and Tommy Worm. :5 t. Sullhnjj (leant tU’fU’rtinns Spirit of the school is reflected through the success of the athletic teams. The test of true Bulldog Spirit” comes not only when we win but also when we lose. SJH students and athletes have met this test. As long as we try. the SJH Bulldogs will be the best. BASKETBALL RECORD SJH OPPONENT 74 Enola.....................43 39 Mt. Vernon ------------- 49 32 Plummerville — - -- -- -57 55 Guy.......................36 56 Vilonia - ------------- -51 58 Plummerville -- ----------63 46 Mayflower - -- -- -- -- 40 58 Mayflower - -- -- -- -- 66 56 Enola.....................37 67 Sacred Heart - ------- 56 45 Scott.....................47 45 Greenbrier - — ------- 66 68 Mt. Vernon — --- ---------55 50 Menifee--------------------— -42 71 Menifee-------------- — - -- -58 57 Guy.......................43 40 Conway High---------------39 40 Conway High---------------58 49 Walnut Ridge - - -42 42 Omaha------------------—------42 54 Conway High — ------------63 53 Vilonia...................42 Basketball is the only sport whose active season takes place during both semesters. To be eligible to play, each player must meet minimum academic standards. The individual player as well as the whole team deserves credit for showing desire to pay the price both on the court and in the class room. Sponsored by: MAD-BUTCHER 41 Sponsored by: MODEL LAUNDRY 42 V for Victory! Wierd! Get the GREASERS! George S., Eddie H.. Eddie T., Ray K., Jerry and Frank D., Chuck D. pop J quah (L'hoorloithors They boost the Bulldogs to victory by leading the students in cheers at bon-fires, pep assemblies, and at basketball games. Sponsor: SR. IVAN. Drill Team action. Grin and bear it, Red! Possum and Chihuahua Pep Squad back the Bulldogs! 43 aluntor Buys Sponsored by: CONWAY SHOE and NEWBERRY PARTS CO. 51 - A. Freyburger, 12 - A. Hoyt, 11 - D. Strack, 43 - J. Strack, 13 - D. Thes- sing, 45 - D. Zimmerman, 53 - M. Henze, 23 - T. Ethridge, 15 - L. Crafton, 21 - M. Stoltz, Mgrs. - M. Hiegel, L. Freyaldenhoven. I' r The Junior Cheerleaders do a fine job of supporting the Junior basketball teams on to victory. They boost the boys at all home games and many out of town games. Guntur Ijttjh The Pep Club is one of the newer of the Junior High clubs. It is an orga- nization which builds pep, promotes school spirit, good sportsmanship, and school allegience. Spon- sors are Sister Celine and Mrs. Diles. Sponsored by: FRESHMAN CLASS 45 UUi7-li8 The closer he gets_____ (Ihe team starteh nff The flight of the falcon. aitit enheb up htith a 46 Sponsored by: ANTON’S ELECTRIC (Irark Ceam Over Hill, over dale It's what's up front that counts! runntna Up and over! Blast-off! fl ihu U'cip tntuarbe sitm'ss! 47 Sponsored by: DAYER’S JEWELRY and MOIX MODEL MARKET (ini«s 5 (Immtru (Lrark (Leant Team members are Richard Simon, Mark Hauser, David Bucklew, Ted Mattingly, Chuck Dayer and Tommy Strack. fi a «se hall (Leant Baseball is usually the last team sport played in the year, topping off a year of successful and enjoyable athletics. j pnrts Banquet The annual Sports Banquet marks the end of a year's athletic activities. The records give proof that months of hard work and diligent practice were not spent in vain. Each athlete set a goal for himself to achieve before the end of the year - to run faster, or jump higher, or shoot baskets more accurate- ly. Through hard work many of these goals were reached and some surpassed. It's this type of dedication that will spur men to greater things - to higher goals. Guest speaker was Coach Wilson Matthews. These blankets and sweaters make a warm winter. Sponsored by: HAMBUCHEN SUPPLY • 1DIUIMI ' 4 Activities The United States themselves are essentially the greatest poem Walt Whitman Glad that's over with. I agree with Sandy. Senior headache 68 At least somebody liked it. 50 ©rganists Above and beyond the call of duty two of our classmates, Mary Evans, Junior, and Susan Locke, 8th Grade, skillfully play the church organ for daily mass and for Stations of the Cross during Lent. Without fail they have accepted the added responsibilities; without fail we must show them our appre- ciation. (Commentators anil lEertors The commenta- tors and lectors attend daily mass and assist Father by leading the people in prayer. They include R. Simon, J. Strack, F. Dussex, A. Nab- holz, R. Kords- meier, D. Henze, K. Moix, E. Tyler, D. Nabholz, J. Luyet. 51 Sponsored by: U.S. OIL TERMINAL and STECKS SUPER MARKET ijxnni'comtng QUEEN Susan Nabholz Senior Escorts: Frank Dussex and Ed Hoyt Sr. Maid - Nancy Breeden Escorted by Eddie Tyler HOMECOMING 1967-68 The 6th annual Homecoming honor- ing the Class of 1942 was held on Dec. 8, 1967. The mighty Bull- dogs won again by defeating the Guy Thunderbirds. After the big game every- one relaxed to the music of The Shad- ows and enjoyed the beautiful decorations of the Pathway to the Stars theme artfully created by our Pep Squad. Trainbearers: John and Linda Nabholz Junior Maid - Loretta Moix Escorted by Jerry Dussex Sophomore Maid - Pat Worm Retiring Queen Freshman Maid - Debby Troillett Escort: Chuck Dayer Janette Palidino Escort: Ray Kordsmeier Escort: Jim Strack 52 Excedrin Headache 68 Queen Cherry and her court Pep Squad at Whistle while you work. Sponsored by: WAL-MART work doing a fine job. Shake a tail feather What now, my love? Surprise! 53 Center of attention. It's the 8th day of my Pond's 7-Day Beauty Plan. j$ t Balentm Let’s give the little lady a great big hand. i ’« Banre Slo}ralJjj f to • i .tvll 4 ‘ These corsages are getting smaller every year. Feb. 10. 1968 The Sophomore Class presented the first SJH Beau and Sweetheart of 1968 James George Strack and Carolyn Sue Moix Sponsored by: SEVENTH GRADE She's Bashful! 54 Hlr. anti Bliss S'.-Mt. Xanru IBm'itctt (iftiitic (luler 55 j ’eniitr STOP THE WEDDING , was a rousing marital comedy performed by the Seniors on April 6 and 7, 1968. Despite unforeseen additions to the play such as crashing china cabinets, fire extinguisher explo- sions, and breaking vases, it was quite successful.. •Stnp the Mehiung 56 eninr nf lit are the Buga loo Down Broadway Shake it to the leit Get with it Possum. Ted-Boy and Possum. Sponsored by: ANDERSON'S and LEFLERS spring April 27. GROOVIN with the J.F.C. Blues. There's a place for us. 58 jfoniuil 1968 That nasty little devil. Hungry, boys? Getting Right! Sponsored by: HELIGERS BOOK STORE 59 3) unior- Senior The Juniors entertained the Class of '68 with a hilarious (and embarrassing) account of each graduate's growing-up days. This turned out to be more fun than Instant Breakfast! Page Sponsored by HAMBUCHEN ELECTRIC 60 05 trls J§tate Bn us The American Legion Auxiliary annually pro- vides a week of activities at Camp Robinson in Little Rock. The purpose of this program is to foster patriotism and knowledge of city, state, and federal government. Our Boys State delegate was David Henze. Girls State delegates were Brenda Palidino, Pam Hinson, Sara Daughtery, and Mary Evans. All delegates are Juniors in high school from the state of Arkansas. ;S'erlies in (L itn Jfunctinnss The Conway Optimist Club is the sponsor of Youth Day for high school students. For one day, local teen-agers take over the jobs of city officials, — working with them and learning about their duties. The teenagers were honored also at a breakfast with all the Optimist Club members. Participants from SJH: Phillip Hiegel - Police Chief Helen Carter - County Treasurer Susan Nabholz - Mayor Rita Moix - Tax Assessor Sandy Burns - Circuit Clerk y,mtth Bau 61 Sponsored by HIEGEL WHOLESALE The 1968 Graduating Class consists of H. Carter, N. Breeden, D. O'Dell, M. Nahlen, P. Thessing, R. Moix, S. Nabholz, J. Hambuchen, E. Moix, S. Bums, D, Favre, E. Cannon, R. Elsinger, D. Bucklew, B. Irby, T. Mattingly, D. Allge- yer, J. Strack, P. Hiegel, E. Hoyt, F. Dussex, G. Finnegan, G. Strack, J. Ham- ling, M. Hauser, R. Simon, Valdictorian was Janice Hambuchen. Salutatorian was Sandra Bums. Graduation is ... an end ... and a beginning! 62 m + Ci'Ui (Orleans Greasy Kid Stuff! % n u 9 t o n Astrodome, WOW! (L c X a 9 Local Beach Beauties, lifeguard, and small boys. Senior (Trip . . . A bream mate true (Oallu'stnn Beath 63 . . . (ihmijs . . . Anh the 19li7-li8 Aureus Annus What is the old year? 'Tis a book On which we backward fondly look, Not willing, quite, that it should close For thoughts of happiness and woes Within its pages are thickly strewn, Marking love's dawn and golden noons And turned-down pages, noting days Dimly recalled through memory's haze. The laughter, the tears, the shine, the shade, All twixt these covers are gently laid. 64 p A T R O N S Connie Henze Inboden Linoleum Carpet Locust Street Pharmacy Mrs. Jake Skelton Thessing Grocery Joe's Place Big Red Mr. and Mrs. Richard Strack Marilyn Garrett and Mary Fran Nahlen Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hiegel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hiegel Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hiegel Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dayer Powder Horn Men's Wear J. L. Pendergraft Jack 'n Jill Davis Variety Phil Dayer Sandy Burns Mr. Raymond Hegi Joe Wilbanks Marie Leona Hermes Faye 4th Period Study Hall Gang Joe and Debbie fool Charlotte Strack Oklahoma Tire Supply Central Meat Market Ted-Boy Curtis Flower Shop Ben Franklin's Monday-Powell Shoes Buck's Auto Air Conditioning Sherwin-Williams Paints Cherry-Sue James Joseph Richard Strack SIMON’S GROCERY AND BAKERY 814 Front Street FA 9-3697 Conway, Arkansas 66 Conway, Arkansas Front and Oak Street TIRST STM BANK mmmmatm FA 9-5656 METAL STAMPING CORP J. P. (PAT) STOLTZ, President Conway, Arkansas Compliments of 67 COMPLIMENTS OF UNIVERSAL CABINET Makers of Fine Cabinets FA 7-7741 Hiway 65 South Conway, Arkansas CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FINEST SENIORS IN THE WORLD! COMPLIMENTS OF ENDERLIN FARM AND GARDEN CENTER AND ENDERLIN GIN FEED SEED FERTILIZER CONWAY'S COMPLETE FARM AND GARDEN CENTER FA 9-2481 Praierie and Chestnut St. AUSTIN'S DOG ’N SUDS Serving the World's Creamiest Root Beer and THE WORLD FAMOUS CONEY DOG FEATURING HEAVENLY FRIED CHICKEN Phone FA 9-5321 KORDSMEIER BOB KORDSMEIER, Owner Certified Remodeling Contractor P. O. Box 681 Conway, Arkansas FA 9-8561 69 SALUTING THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1968 CONWAY PRINTING CO. Publishers of THE LOG CABIN DEMOCRAT 1318 Oak Street Conway, Arkansas Our helpful banking services are always in season! THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Conway, Arkansas 70 H W APCO and get all gassed up! Hiway 64 East Conway, Arkansas BROWN-HOYT-THORN TV SALES 504 Oak Street Color FA 9-3866 Black and White ZENITH FIRST in quality and FIRST in performance! 71 DEAN MILK CO. Congratulations on your educational achievements and our best wishes for a bright future! TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY TKa Mfarlit • aa-bou . 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