Sylvan Hills High School - Bruin Yearbook (Sherwood, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1966 volume:

North Little Rock, Arkansas Administration Seniors Sophomores Freshmen 3 because of your outstandiny word as a teacder.; tde members of tde OS ruin Staffare proudto dedicate tfie 1966 OS ruin to you. Ot is an donor to pay tribute to one ado das become sued a yenuine part of Sylvan Ofif s Ofiyd Scdool y ou wiffadvays be remembered by tde classes and faculty because of your active interest in tde students and activities of Sylvan Olills. On tde J years you dave been teaediny at Sylvan Olills you dave deldtde love andrespect of tde students wdile maintaininy yooddiscipline. Ot is to you tdat we proudly dedicate tde 1966 OS ruin and say u (dan Is ”for your dard word and patience. Lauretta Bruning Editor Mrs. Lucille Miller Sponsor Dwight Witcher Editor Marian Stinnett Phyllis DeBusk Favorites Secretary Terry Burrow Sports Bob McElderry Sports Bruin Staff Pat Phillips Alice Mobbs Juniors Juniors Dennis Noble Linda Murphy Business Manager Favorites Judy Keesee Seniors Donya Thompson Classes Charlene Smith Sophomores Judy Campbell Vicki Crotzer Art Director Faculty 6 The meJiit oA originality h not noveJUy; it h ineerity. The believing wan h the original man. CARLYLE 7 Pulaski County School Board ROW 1; Tilmon Waters, Vice President; P. W. Dupree, Jr., A. H. Craig ROW 2: John L. Ulmer, President; Dale Cowling, Winston Chandler MR. LEROY GATTIN Assistant Superintendent 8 DAVID F. GREENWOOD Area Superintendent Mr. Greenwood has been associated with Sylvan Hills for eight years. He is the superintendent over five schools which have ninety-four teachers. He was graduated from Hickory Ridge High School, and obtained a B. S. E. and M.S. E. from Arkansas State College. He did graduate work at the University of Missouri. He enjoys woodwork and fishing. He and his wife, Earlene, have four children. David in the 9th, Susan 7th, Mary 3rd, and Rebecca in the 1st. HUGH B. ANDERSON High School Principal Mr. Anderson has been with us for eight years, six years as a teacher and two as principal. He gradu ated from Beebe High School. He obtained a B.S.E. and M.S.E. by attending Beebe Jr. College two years, A.S.T.C. two years, and eighteen hours at the U. of A. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and playing golf. Mrs. Lutie Anderson is his wife. Their son, James, is attending A. S. T.C., where he is a Junior. JACK S. SHRADER Jr. High School Principal Mr. Shrader came to Sylvan Hills two years ago. He graduated from Hot Springs High School. He re- ceived a B.S.E. from Hendrix College and a M.E.D. from the U of A. There are 390 students at the Junior Hi. For enjoyment, he goes swimming and makes plastic car models. Mr. Shrader and his wife, Betty Jo, have a son, Stan, who is in the first grade at Cloverdale. Mrs. Helen Pollard Bookkeeper Mrs. Shirley Anderson Secretary Mrs. Ferry Engstrom Secretary Jr. High Office Staff Left to Right Kaye Winter, Merlyn Salley, Valarie Saville, Joy Graham, Ruthie Rice, Martha Duncan, Pat Helmback, Marian Stinnett, Sandra Whaley, Jeanie Andrews, Sandra West, Diane Davis, SEATED: Mrs. Pollard, and Mrs. A nderson. 10 3-CUIAjJtXy Herbert L. Barrett B.S.E.; Ark. A M Social Studies Gene Blenden B.S.E.; M.E. A.S.T.C. World History Football Coach Mrs. Paul E. Broyles B.S.E.; A.S.C.T. Home Economics II and III Mrs. Beth Callahan B.S.E.; A.S.T.C. Science W. E. Carson B.S.E.; A.S.T.C. Civics Mrs. Loretta Chandler B.A.; Hendrix Art Mrs. Betty Combs B.A.; Harding English III Robert C. Downing B.S.E.; A.S.T.C. P.E. Health Mrs. Delores Duce B.S.E.; A.S.T.C. Shorthand I, II Typing II Mrs. Elaine Dumas B. A .; L.R.U. Social Studies 12 ■■ James Duncan B.S.E.; College of Ozarks Physical Education Freddy H. Eastin B.S.; Ark. Tech. L.R.U. Drivers Education Coach Wilbur ne D. Edwards B.S.E.; A.S.T.C. Science Mrs. Eileen Elias B.A.; U of A Algebra I II James R. Fagan B.S.E.; A.S.T.C. Industrial Arts Mrs. Linda Fiddler B.S.E.; A.S.T.C. English Mrs. Olene Gilbert B.S.E.; A.S.T.C. Geometry Trigonometry Herbert Gilbert B.S.E.; A.S.T.C. Coach; Phys. Ed. Mrs. Irene Harrison B.S.H.E.; M.Ed. U of A Biology Bill Haskett B.M.E.D.; M.M E.S.T.C. Band 13 Mrs. Pollie Haston B.S.E.; A.S.T.C. Math Raymond R. Henze B.S.E.; A.S.T.C. Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Jean Herd B.S.; M.S.; U of A High School Counselor Harrel Herring B.S.E.; A.S.T.C. American History Mrs. Katheyn Hodge Mrs. Ruth James B.S.E.; A.S.T.C. B.S.; U of Louisville Math Jr. High Counselor Bobby Johnson B.S.E. ; A.S.T.C. Human Relation Speech Mrs. Alice Jones B.A. ; A.S.T.C. English IV Mrs. Mary Kalmbach B. A. La. Polytechnic Ins. English II Typing I Mrs. Kay Leggate B.S.E. Southern State Col English 14 Mrs. Lauerne M. Martin B.S.E.; Henderson P.E. Health James D. Martin B.S.E.; Henderson Science Mrs. Madolyn Martin B.S.T.; Western Ken. P.E. Health Mrs. Lucille Miller B.S.B.A.; U of A Bookkeeping Typing I Mrs. Scarlett Niday B.S.E.; U of Houston English II Spanish I II Miss Glenda Perry B.S.; Polytechnic College Librarian Donald Pool B.S.; Teachers College Columbia University Band Music Mrs. Margaret Womack B.S.E.; A.S.T.C. English I Miss Claudia Rosenbaum B.A.; Harding M.A.; North Western U. English Mrs. Oleta Shepard B.S.E.; Ark A M Librarian 15 Charles R. Skipper B. S. E.; A. S. T. C. M. S. E.; U of A American History Coach Mrs. Donna Shoemaker B. S. E.; A. S. T. C. Science Paul Steed B. S. E.; Ark. A M Coach Democracy Bobby J. Taylor B. A.; No. Texas St. Graduate; Ind. U. Music Mrs. John Taylor B. S. E.; A. S. T. C. Home Economics I Mrs. Carolyn Thompson B. S.; Ark A M Math Mrs. Betty Wester man B. S.; M. S.; Univ. of Miss. Physics Chemistry 16 Mrs. Charlotte Gibbs B. S. E.; A. S. T. C. Biology Julian M. Jones B. S. E.; Henderson Reading Mrs. Judy Vick B. S. E.; A. S. T. C, Democracy It's elementary my dear class where y-2 is the factor. Examinado, uno, dos, ires— Four score and seven years ago... Yes, the silver fish have invaded. Don't you see?! The answer is pressure! But water ALWAYS boiled before!?' Let's do the Freddie! You mean THAT'S what it's supposed to be?' Here I was as Liza Doolittle in our school play. Fold diplomas, slip them through the Senior rings, and give them for graduation!? Let's see .... t-h-e. and tne long ones go in this way! Control yourself, sure you have a headache; but don't take it out on them! Come back with that typewriter! 19 Senior Officers Class Wayne Witcher PRESIDENT Mrs. Alice Jones SPONSOR Mike Temple VICE PRESIDENT and Sponsor Joy Graham SECRETARY 20 Bobby Balkman TREASURER Vicki Crotzer HISTORIAN Malissa May REPORTER JEANIE MARIE ANDREWS Nothing great was ever achieved with- out enthusiasm. Art Club F.T.A. Madrigal Choir Office Monitor Science Club CECILIA ROSE ARCHER Skill plus brains equals Cecilia. Bible Club F.B.L.A. Beta Club Award of Merit in Algebra I MIKE ALLEN ARMBRUST The ter- ror of High- way 5.M Band Choir Science Club CAROLYN JO ATCHISON -Loyal, witty, full of fun; she's a friend to everyone. Homeroom Officer F.H.A. Pep Club Bible Club Science Club ROBERT ALTON BALKMAN HHe is the hero who seeing the lions on either side goes straight on, because there his duty lies. M Football Student Council Parliamentarian Track Key Club Fire Marshal Lettermans Club Boys State Junior Play Soph. Sr. Treas. Bruin Beau Cont. PHILLIP ANDREW BEALL Good qualities need no advertising. Football Basketball Choir Science Club Bible Club Hi-Y Club Red Cross Boys Quartet P.E. Assistant Projector's Club 21 JAMES ELTON BENNETT In some things James is terrific— having fun to be spe- cific. Football Science Club Baseball Homeroom Officer Hi-Y Protector's Club GARY LYNN BIRDSONG Cheerfulness in a man is that which when people meet him makes them happy. Basketball Key Club Bible Club Manager of Football Bruin Beau Contestant HARRIET BLEDSOE The surest way to fail is to deter- mine to succeed. Y- Tee ns Officer Beta Club Nat. Hon. Soc. Homecoming 11th grade Maid Girls State Gold Medals: Home Ec. I II, Chem- istry, Geometry, History Award of Merit: English, Algebra II Bruin Belle Cont. Student Council Miss S.H.H.S. Pag. LINDA DIANE BLUCKER Her acts and all her words were JOHN THOMAS BOX I love work, I could sit and watch it for hours. Art Club Projector's Club P.E. Assistant BOBBY RAY BRANNEN A penny for your thoughts. Fire Marshal Science Club Homeroom Officer F.F.A. 22 KYLE WILLIAM BROCKINTON Before you give up hope, turn back and read the attacks that were made upon Lin- coln . Homeroom Officer Football Track Student Council Jr. Class - Treas. Key Club Hi-Y F.B.L.A. Bruin Beau Finalist Most Friendly Sr. Cl. LINDA SUE BROWNING It is in learning music that many youthful hearts learn to love. Bible Club V.P. Student Council Beta Club Sec. All District Choir All State Choir Gold Medal: Typing and Piano Miss Sylvan Hills Y-Teens Soph. Belle Finalist RICK BROYLES If girls inter- fere with your work, quit work. Madrigal Choir Hi-Y Basketball Track EDWARD RAY BRUNING Great purposes develope from great wishes. Jr. Basketball Baseball Madrigal Choir Hi-Y Jr. Golf Sr. Golf LAURETTA ANN BRUNING A smile that wins, a manner that takes, everywhere she goes, friends she makes. Editor - Annual Staff Science Club Beta Club Treas. Jr. Honor Society Y-Teens Bible Club Library Club F.N.A. Sec. Madrigal Choir TERRY DEE BURROW Ah! Such a joy to be an artist. Football Track Hi-Y Key Club Student Council Lettermans Club Science Club Bruin Beau Contestant Sr. Who’s Who 23 JUDY DIANE CAMPBELL Without dancing, life would be a mistake. Homeroom Officer Fine Arts Club Choir Beta Club Spanish Club Bruin Staff F.T.A. Y-Teens F.H.A. Pep Club NINA CLARKI CANNON All grand thoughts come from the heart. Transfer from Jackson- ville F.H.A. F.B.L.A. STEVEN RANDAL CAPEL All great men are dying; I don’t feel so well myself. JEANNIE LINDA CARMICAL Of girlfriends, give me plenty-- of boyfriends, thank you, I have many. Library Club VICKIE GENE CARTER Progress is the activity of today and the assurance of tomor- row . ” National Honor Society Bruinettes Y-Teens Madrigals A Cappella Choir Los Osos Fine Arts Award of Merit in Journalism CAROL LEE CHENEY A little and a little collected togeth- er, become a great deal. Jr. Homecoming Queen Sr. Homecoming Queen Cheerleader Capt, Y-Teens Beta Club Jr. Play Jr. Honor Society Homeroom Officer Bruin Belle Finalist Miss S.H.H.S. Pageant 24 PHILIP HOLLAND CLARK Keep up the fires of thought, and all will go well.” Football Basketball Key Club Student Council Pres. Beta Club Boys State Pres. - Ark. Assoc, of Student Councils Fire Marshal Bruin Beau Contestant Letterman’s Club MARVIN MONROE COLLIE I never met a man I did not like. M Gold Medal in Industrial Arts LEONARD BOND COOPER We confess our little faults only to persuade others that we have no great ones. Football Basketball Homeroom Officer Hi-Y Baseball Letterman's Club Bruin Beau Cont. LINDA FAYE COX She is as good as goodness is. F.B.L.A. F.T.A. Art Club VICKI LYNNE CROTZER A rare prescription of brains, charm, and personality perfectly | compounded.M President of Y-Teens Sr. Class Historian National Honor Society Beta Club Mid-South Delegate Bruin Belle Contestant District Jr. Miss Gold Medals: Civics, English, Gen. Sci., Biology, Human Relations j Awards: Algebra I, Geometry, Jr. Play PATSY RUTY CROWLY Won’t we miss her gay singing.” Pep Club F.B.L.A. A Cappella Choir Madrigal 25 ROSEMARY CUNNINGHAM It is not good that a man should always be alone.M F.B.L.A. JEANIE DAVENPORT Striving and will- ing to work for my- self and others. Pep Club Science Club F.H.A. F.B L.A. Y-Teens Art Club LINDA DIANE DAWES Life is such a happy affair-- when she is there.' F.B.L.A. F.T.A. F.H.A. Pep Club Y-Teens Madrigals Beta Club Counselor Office Science Club PHYLLIS JEANETTE DEBUSK Bright and cute and clever, sweet and friendly ever. Nat. Hon. Soc. Beta Club F.H.A. - Pres. Oirls State Annual Staff Bible Club Stu. Dir. - Jr. PI. Awd. of Merit - yping I American Hist. Gold Medals - Home Ec. Ill, Eng. Ill Bruin Belle Finalist JUDY ANN DILLEHAY Those who say the least are often the wisest. F.B.L.A. Girls Chorus Y-Teens Bible Club 26 CHERYL DIANNE DRENNAN Friends and a friendly conversation are my companions. Library Club Art Club Pep Club Y-Teens F.H.A. CONNIE JEAN DUBOSE A friend to all the country dear. Cheerleader Pep Club Bible Club Student Council F.T.A. F.B.L.A. Y-Teens Guidance Counselor Choir Bruin Belle Contestant ROBERT PRICE DUNCAN The secret of happiness is in doing what one likes. Science Club Key Club Fire Marshal Football Baseball - Mgr. Jr. Track Bruin Beau Finalist JOHN DYSON Be not simply good, but good for something. Transferred from Apostolic Christian School Track Baseball MARTHA HOPSON DUNCAN The best way to be happy is to make others happy. Y-Teens Art Club F.B.L.A. Pep Club Homeroom Officer Science Club Bible Club CYNTHIA JEAN ELLIS Love is a many splendored thing. National Honor Society Beta Club Y-Teens Science Club Spanish Club Homecoming, Sr. Maid Gold Medal, Alg. I Award of Merit, Alg. II Bruin Belle Contestant TERRY GENE ELLISON A great man is what he is because he was what he was. National Honor Society Basketball Track Beta Club Key Club Boys State Homerooom Officer Awards of Merit; Alg. I, English, Geometry, W. History 27 FLEETA IRENE FARRIS The perfection of outward loveliness is the soul shining through its crystal- line covering.H Transferred from Knoxville, Tennessee Bruin Belle Contestant F.B.L.A. ROBERT MARION FIFE A laugh is worth one hundred groans in any market.H Band OLLIE JEAN FINLEY GEORGE DOUGLAS FREEMAN Whatever she does is done with ease for her it is just natural to please. Transferred from Cabot Glee Club Art Club If the wrong one sits down be- side you, tell him to get up. M Football Key Club Hi-Y Track, F.T.A. Bible Club Homeroom Off. Letterman's Club Jr. Play Stage Crew Delegate to State F.T.A. Convention TERRY WAYNE FREEMAN The men whom I have seen succeed best in-life have always been cheerful and hopeful men. Key Cl. - Pres. - St. Lt. Governor Spanish Club. Beta Club National Honor Society Student Council - V.P. Football - Mgr. Bruin Beau Contestant Fire Marshal-Deputy Chief Excc. Board - Sr. Class SHAREN LEA GARDNER Couldn’t find a substitute, this word fits her — cute. Science Club - Pres. Pep Club Beta Club Y-Teen Thespian Bruin Belle Contest 28 STEVEN CHARLES GASSAWAY I'm like an owl I live at night. Hi-Y, Pres. Stage Crew, Jr. Play Homeroom Officer Bruin Beau JUDY RAYLENE GENTRY As merry as the day is long. Science Club Beta Club Homeroom Officer Bible Club Student Council Award of Merit Alg. II F.N.A., Vice Pres. F.H.A. Y-Teens SANDRA LANEAL GOLDEN There is nothing so pleasant as re- membering my good friends. Bible Club CONNIE JOYANNE GRAHAM Our class would be incomplete without her. Pep Club Y- Teens Spanish Club F.H.A., F.B.L.A. Office Monitor F.T.A. Sr. Class Sec. Homeroom Officer Bruin Belle Contestant JOHN STEPHEN GRESHEM Napoleon said that the man who never makes a mis- take never makes war. Football, Key Club Lettermans Club Jr. Play, Thespians Hi-Y Homeroom Officer Award of Merit American Hist. Valentine King Bruin Beau Contestant PHILLIP WALTER GUSTAFSAN Nothing is ever achieved without enthusiasm. Transfer from Lindsborg Rural High School Hi-Y 29 VICKY BETH HAGGARD We'll never for- get her that is true; girls like her are very few. Spanish Club Beta Club - Treas. Pep Club - Sec. Pep Club Medal Bible Club Awards of Merit - English III Spanish II Trigonometry National Honor Society CARL RAE HALEY His joy is con- tagious when we are blue . . . when Carl laughs, we laugh too. Football Science Club Hi-Y Junior Play Baseball Projector Club Bruin Beau Contestant JERRY ALBERT HAMOT The trust- worthiness of men trusted seems often to grow with the trust. Beta Club Annual Staff Science Club J. C. HARDCASTLE Let us help one another while we may. Hi-Y TIM JOHN HARPER Sometimes I sit and think but most times I just sit. Football Basketball Science Club Homeroom Officer Baseball Hi-Y Art Club ■■ GARY HARRIS There can be no real and abiding hap- piness without sacri- fice. Band Madrigal Choir Archery Club Hi-Y Science Club Pulaski County District Band 30 ROBERT SAMMY HAYES The greatest man is he whose reliance on truth, on virtue, and on God, is most unfaltering. Spanish Club National Honor Society Gold Medal in Alg. II Senior Who's Who VICKIE LYNN HEGI I speak in friend- ship's name. F.H.A. Bible Club Library Club F.B.L.A. MORRIS WAYNE HIGGINS I have the gratifying feeling that my duty has greatly been done. JOHN ROBERT HODGES Don't take life too serious, you'll never get out alive. Band SHIRLEY KAY HODGES Dreams do come true, if we only wish hard enough. Transfer from Quit- man High School Y-Teens F.H.A. Bible Club TOM NELSON HOLLADAY How great can one guy get? Football Track Hi-Y Officer Baseball 31 DAVID MICHAEL HOLLAND His majesty, Sir David. Football Track F.T.A. Band Projectors Club Homeroom Officer Hi-Y HOOVER WILSON HOLMAN Joy comes not to him who seeks it for himself, but to him who seeks it for others. Fire Marshals Junior Play Track Football Sr. Class Exec. Board Science Club Red Cross Bruin Beau Finalist DOROTHY MARILYN HULSEY To do anything great requires time, patience, and perseverance. Jr. Cl. Reporter F.B.L.A. - Pres Junior Play Homeroom Off. Gold Medal - Shorthand I Award of Merit - Human Relations Senior Who's Who Bruin Belle Cont. ROBERT A. JENKINS Make yourself an honest man, and then you may be sure that there is one rascal less in the world. (Football, Golf Fire Marshal Science Club Student Council Lettermans Club Basketball Mgr. Baseball GLYN DUANE JOHNSON A woman «would run through fire and water for such a kind heart. Science Club Projectors Club F.B.L.A. Hi-Y Red Cross Homeroom Officer Band 32 JERRY ROYCE JOHNSON If you want to succeed in the world, you must make your own op- portunities as you go on. Student Council Hi-Y Key Club Jr. Football Basketball Homeroom Officer ALETA MARIE JONES If happiness is a crime, then she would get a life sen- tence . F.H.A. F.B.L.A. Pep Club Gold Medal in Library Art Club Library Club Officer JOY LEA JONES Joy is not only in her name but also in her personality. Bible Club F.H.A. F.B.L.A. Homeroom Officer Y-Teens Award of Merit in Vocal Music Science Club ROGER JONES Service to a just cause rewards the works with more real happi- ness and satisfac- tion than any other venture of life. Beta Club Science Club JUDY DOYLENE KEESEE You have not ful- filled every duty, un- less you have fulfilled that of being pleasant. F.T.A. F.H.A. Jr. Honor Society Beta Club Jr. Play Assistant F.B.L.A. - Vice-Pres. Y-Teens Spanish Club Homeroom Officer Annual Staff PAT JOSEPH KIERRE Temptation is like a winter torrem, difficult to cross. Transfer from Catholic High Hi-Y - Officer Track Boys State Bruin Beau Contestant SHARON KAY KOEHLER You can only make others better by being good your- self. F.H.A. Pep Club Y-Teens F.B.L.A. - Sec. Beta Club Bible Club Gold Medal - Home Ec. II 33 JAMES ROBERT LOVE He is happiest, be he king or peas- ant, who finds love in his home. Spanish Club Beta Club Key Club Science Club Lettermans Club Football Mgr. F.T.A. Hi-Y PAUL DEAN LYBRAND Life’s hard tasks are never sent for us to give up with; they are always in- tended to awaken strength, skill and courage in learning how to master them. H Science Club Gold Medal in Shop ROBERT DEAN MARLER ROSEMARY MASSEY Friendship, in its truest sense, is next to love the most abused of words. Bible Club F.H.A. - Treas. Pep Club JOHN EDWARD MATHIS Beware! I may yet do something sensational.M MALISSA RUTH MAY The light of friendship is like the light of phos- phorous, seen plain- est when all around it is dark. Beta Club, Y-Teens, Honor Society, Student Council Historian and Secretary Bible Club Award of Merit - Eng. and Science Gold Medal - Eng. Madrigal Choir 34 TOMMY DON MAYFIELD Nothing we ever do is, in strict liter- alness, wiped out. Transfer from Russellville Football Art Club WILLIAM ROBERT MAYFIELD William or Bill, what ever you call him, he will always be a friend to every- one . ROBERT WAYNE McELDERRY DANNY FARRELL McGill Scarcely a great man can be named who has not failed the first time. Annual Staff Football Track F.T.A. Projector's Club Lettermans Club I will sit down, but the time will come when you will hear from me. Hi-Y Science Club Football Hi-Y Art Club GEORGE THOMAS McGill A person with ideas leaves the people who are only interested on the bottom step of the ladder. Football Hi-Y Bible Club JANE CLAUDIA McINTURFF Nothing is more beautiful than dainti- ness and truth com- bined . ' Beta Club F.B.L.A. F.T.A. Science Club Bible Club 35 RONNIE ALLEN McINTURFF Custom hath made it in him, a property of easiness. Football Homeroom Officer Track Hi-Y Letterman’s Club Key Club Bruin Beau Contestant MARJORIE ANN McKELVEY My small sweet voice should attract more men. F.B.L.A. F.N.A. Bible Club Science Club Madrigal Choir TOBEY LEE MILLER Full of laughter, full of fun, full of joy for every- one. Beta Club Officer Pep Club Officer Homeroom Off. F.T.A. Bible Club Honor Society Sr. Exec. Board Award of Merit, Alg. II Junior Play F.H.A. WILLIAM KEITH MILLS A very quiet lad is he, and just as friendly as can be. Football Science Club Beta Club Hi-Y Bible Club JACKIE LYNN MOBBS She hath a daily beauty in her life.” Science Club F.H.A. F.B.L.A. Y-Teens Art Club Bruin Belle Contestant 36 MELVIN MORRIS First I see one, then I see two; I'm getting confused, or can it be true. LINDA ROSE MURPHY Some gentlemen prefer blondes; but what's wrong with redheads? Student Council Beta Club Spanish Club Y-Teens Homeroom Officer Bruin Staff Miss S.H.H.S. Pag. F.T.A. F.H.A. Bruin Belle Finalist DENNIS RAY NOBLE I find the great thing in this world is, not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. Beta Club, Span. Cl. F.B.L.A., Bible Cl. Annual Staff - Bus. Manager Jr. Honor Society Junior Play Awd. of Merit - Civics, Science DANNY RAY PENNINGTON A man of few words and much work. Science Club Spanish Club Projectors Club JOSEPH RANDOLPH PHILLIPS Of all the means to insure happiness through- out the whole of life, by far the most important is the acquisition of friends, Transfer from Michigan Baseball SHARON SUE PRESSON Her speech flowed from her tongue sweeter than honey.” Girls St. Chrldr. Hmcg. Md. of Hon. Jr. Play - Director Beta Club, Y-Teens Student Council Homeroom Officer Award of Merit - Home Ec. and Eng. Bruin Belle Contestant ANGELA GAIL PROPPS Be glad of life because it gives you a chance to love, work, and play. Pep Club Red Cross Y-Teens F.B.L.A. F.N. 37 DELORES MARIE RADER If love is blind who wants to see? F.T.A. Art Club - Officer Homeroom Officer RONALD DODSON RAGAN I didn’t think I'd make it, but here I am. FRED HAROLD REINIER It's getting harder but I'm still trying. FLYNN RODGERS REVELEY Known men are greater than mere noblemen. Baiketball Football Hi-Y Key Club Science Club HEATHER ANNE RHODES There is nothing like putting the shine on another's face be- cause of the shine on our own. Transfer from Jacksonville Spanish Club Y-Teens F.B.L.A. Red Cross Jr. Play Assistant DIANE MARY ROBERTS Every duty we omit obscures some truth we should have known. Madrigal Choir F.B’.L.A. Bible Club Science Club F.H.A. 38 DAVID RULLMANN He is a great artist who has em- bodied in the sum of his works, a great number of great ideas. MARTHA ELIZABETH RUPERT Full of laughter, full of pep, never quiet — that’s her rep. Y-T6ens Junior Play Spanish Club Pep Club F.B.L.A. Bruin Belle Contestant MERLYN DORIS ELAINE MELYNDA SANDERS SALLEY Her youth gave Time can wait for no one — except ME. Jr. Honor Beta Club Y-Teens Science Club F.B.L.A., F.T.A. Student Council Spanish Club JAMES SANDERS Life is more amus- ing than a thought. Science Club Projectors Club F.B.L.A. Red Cross Hi-Y Senior Musical Orchestra VALARIE LEA SA VILLE I joked about every prominent per- son in my lifetime, but I never met one I didn't like. Jr. Play, F.B.L.A. Thespians, Pep Club Y-Teens, F.H.A. F.T.A. Science Club Madrigal Choir Bruin Belle 39 SAMMY VICK SCOTT Character is the governing element of life, and is above genius. M Football, Hi-Y Key Club Boys State, F.T.A. Homeroom Officer Fire Marshals Lettermans Club Award of Merit Shop I Bruin Beau Contestant CHERIE ANN SHERER No work of beauty can be more beautiful than the mind which designed it. Madrigal Choir Pep Club, F.H.A. Beta Club Girls Chorus Honor Society - Sec. Bible Club ROBERT DEAN SHIELDS Luck means the hardships and pri- vations which you have not hesitated to endure. Basketball Football JERRY DEWAYNE SHIRLEY Let us help one another. REBECCA ANN SHUFFIELD I know that the sunshine shall fol- low the rain. F.B.L.A. F.T.A. Art Club CHARLENE ELISABETH SMITH Not too serious, not too gay; but a true friend in every way. Beta Club F.T.A. Pres. Annual Staff Pep Club Thespians DONALD SMITH I was a man who had many friends. WILLIAM SMITH Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Science Club Hi-Y WILLIAM MICHAEL STEWART In a truly heroic life there is no peradventure. It is always either doing or dying. Hi-Y Letterman's Club,, Homeroom Off. Football Baseball Student Council Track FRANCES MARIAN STINNETT Lots of charm, plenty of wit, with all her friends she makes a hit. Y-Teens, F.H.A. Science Club Bruin Staff Office Monitor Bruin Belle Cont. Girls State Gold Medal - Stu- dent Council Award of Merit - Home Economics Stu. Coun. - Sec. and Historian DALE LEE SULSAR I will listen to any one’s convic- tions, but pray keep your doubts to your- self. Transferred from Detroit, Texas PATRICIA SUE TATE Every person with a good personal- ity will always have friends. Bible Club F.H.A. Thespians 41 JAMES DENNIS TAYLOR His friends are like autumn leaves— found everywhere. National Honor Society Beta Club Science Club Key Club Track MIKE EDWARD TEMPLE A blessed thing it is for any man or woman to have a friend. Jr. High St. Council- Pres. Jr. Honor Society Beta Club Key Club Fire Marshals Football Sr. Class- Vice President Bruin Beau Contestant DONYA THOMPSON I strive not for gold, but for friends. Y -teens Drill Team P. E. Assistant Annual Staff F.T.A. FRANCES CECILLE TIBBETT A little soul - so warm and true. Band Y -teens F.H.A. F.B.L.A. Library Club PHILLIP PAUL TWEEDY I always do my best. Football, Letterman's Club DONNA FAYE VOEGELE I love to dance; and I'm crazy about rhythm. Pep Club Red Cross F.T.A. F.H.A. Y -teens Art Club MissS.H.H. S. Pageant Key Club Sweetheart Bruin Belle Contestant 42 PHYLLIS DELL WARD Friendship is a sheltering tree. Pep Club F.B.L.A. F.H.A. Y -Teens Science Club F.T.A. TONYA MARIE WEBB Look at her, aren’t we right? A bundle of pint sized dynamite. Transfer from North Little Rock High School Y -Teens F.H.A. F.B'.L.A. JAMES DEAN WEEKS ______the magic dragon. Football Basketball H-Y F.T.A. Soph. Class Treas. Letterman’s Club Key Club Baseball Student Council Homeroom Officer ROGER WILLIAM WELCH Why should the Devil have all the fun? Band Hi-Y LINDA SUE WEST The days that make us happy make us wise. Pep Club Y-Teens Art Club F. B. L. A. Homeroom Officer SANDRA CAROL WHALEY Youth is full of pleas- ure. Science Club F.B.L.A. Bible Club Pep Club 43 BARBARA LYNN WHEELER Whatever we do, or whatever we plan-- we can’t stand alone. Cheerleader Beta Club Jr. Honor Society x -Teens Miss S.H.H.S. Pageant F.B.L.A. F.T.A. Jr. Play Assistant Award of Merit - Home Ec. II Bruin Belle Contestant JAMES FORD WILLIAMS He has not always treasures, but has friends. Football LAURA LOUISE WILLIS The lang- uage of friend ship is not words, but meanings: It is an intelli- gence above language. Homeroom Officer Y-Teens Art Club F.H.A. KAYE MARILYN WINTER Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. ” Jr. High Cheer- leader Student Council F.T.A. - Historian Y -Teens F.H.A. Office Monitor Sophomore Class Secretary F.B.L.A. Homeroom Officer Bruin Belle Contestant JUDY KAREN WIRGES Love is only chat- ter, friends are all that matter. 44 DWIGHT LEO WITCHER To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. Beta Club - Pres. Annual Staff - Editor Jr. Honor Society Science Club Student Council Band Awards in: Math, Sci- ence, Eng., Civics Junior Play Sr. Executive Commit- tee Bible Club WAYNE JAMES WITCHER Success lies, not in achieving what you aim at, but in aiming at what you ought to achieve. Jr. and Sr. Class Pres. Boys State Football Track Letterman's Club Jr. Play Award of Merit - Am. Hist, and Jr. Boys Athletics Fire Marshals Bruin Beau Contestant COY WOMBLE Our conveniences should give place to the necessities of others. Transfer from Casa, Arkansas RICHARD JAMES WESLE'i WOODS YIELDING Persever- One does ance gives A not gain much power to weak- by mere clev- ness, and opens erness. to poverty the J .66 Football world's wealth. f Basketball Projectors Baseball Club v Red Cross Spanish Club Hi-Y Science Club F.T.A. Letterman's Club CHARLES PAUL ZIMMERMAN You will find it less easy to uproot faults, than to choke them by gaining virtues. Beta Club Hi-Y Football Baseball Letterman's Club JOHN ROSS TATUM We finally got him back. Football, Track, Science Club, Letterman's Club, Junior Play NOT PICTURED Bobby Hendrickson Billy Johnson Charles Johnson Wayne McCool Ernest Murphy Bill Stuckey Richard Thompsor MOST STUDIOUS: Harrier Bledsoe Sammy Hayes MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Phyllis DcBusk Terry Freeman Senior Who’s Who MOST DEPENDABLE: Doitie Hulsey Mike Temple 46 BEST ALL-AROUND: Valarie Saville Bobby Balkman PERSONALITY PLUS: Kaye Winter Wayne Witcher These twenty students were placed by the senior class into these specific categories best suited to each person's activities, ac- tions, and personality. BEST DRESSED: Vickie Crotzer Robert Jenkins MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Barbara Wheeler Terry Burrow FRIENDLIEST: Fleeta Farris Kyle Brockinton WITTIEST: Tobey Miller Rip Greshem IDEAL COUPLE: Sharon Presson Phil Clark 47 The Passing Scene C JSTbUVId, w Sherry Alexander Nancy Arnold Chris Aycock Barbara Barbee Linda Barnes Richard Barnes Phil Barton Darryl Bayne Juniors Ronnie Beattie David Bilbery Larry Bintliff Mark Briggs 50 Carolyn Bruning Debbie Burroughs Karen Byrnes Libby Caple Wegie Carroll Ken Cartwright Jimmy Clemons Elsa Clinger Cissy Coleman Jimmy Collie Dean Collins Danny Cook Clubs and Homework Claim Our Time Sandra Cook JoAnn Cooper Lanny Crafton Ronnie Cox 51 Mike Cummings Gary Dare Diane Davis Kathy Doss Kathy Duckett Ronnie Duran Linda Duville Kay Eakes Ann Edwards Becky Epperson Emma Estes BiUy Ethridge Juniors Eugene Ford Judy Franklin Nancy Fray Ricky Fuller Reba Gentry Mike Gipson Perry Greathouse Jerry Grinder 52 Carolyn Gunter Barbara Hall Marilyn Hallum Billy Hamilton Sherry Hanner Donnie Harlan Chuck Harris Ronnie Hatcher Just One More Year to Prepare for the Future Kathy Hawkins Mike Haynie Patricia Helmbeck Billy Hendrickson 53 Sandra Henry Donald Hester Sarah Hickerson Richard Hild Mary Ann Hill Sharon Hillman Bobby Holderfield Corey Horn Roylane Hutchins Billy Johnson Cindy Jolly Dan Jones Juniors Tommy Keathley Jeanie Kelly Carol Kennedy Joe Kersey 54 Andrew Kowalski Jerry Kuykendall Clyde Langford Linda Lawson si Roy Lloyd Tony Lovelace Ronnie Madison Linda Maddox Sammy Manor Carol Markham Doug Marr Linda Marshall Determination Wins Collette Martin Richard Martin Julia Massey Pat May Peggy McCarty Linda McClellan Bobby McCollum David McDaniel Kathy McDougal Ronnie Me Pherson Stephen Meyer Bobby Mitchell Linda Mitchell Alice Mobbs Robert Moon Joy Morden Juniors Ronnie Morris Marianne Moseley Robert Murphy Luola Muse Nancy Norman Laura Orne Betty Otto 56 Carroll Needham Karen Peters Mike Petray Betty Phillips Pat Phillips Marilyn Rector Vicki Redford James Pratt Jimmy Rash Prom Planning Instills Accomplishment! Patsy Reinier Mary Reinhardt Ruthie Rice Roger Robertson 57 Jimmy Robinson Eddie Roberts Kathryn Shubert Monroe Smith Robert Stone Carolyn Thompsdh Janis Tomczak Jimmy Ward Juniors Becky Wells Elvira Wenzel Frances Whenrey Roslyn Wilson Not Pictured Johnny Braden Jerry Cash James Grove Barbara Womble Nancy Woodward Rosemary Wright Carolyn Zimmerman 58 Junior Class Officers Gary Dare - Pres.; Dean Collins - v. p.; Becky Epperson - Sec; Pat Helmbeck - Treas; Linda Lawson - Reporter; Cindy Jolly - Social Ch; Ronnie McPherson - Social Ch. King - Bobby Holderfield Queen - Marianne Moseley Juniors Win 1st place in the Student Council sponsored Valentine Dance. 59 Students enjoy dance and display very good con- duct. 60 19 Jack Connie Cheney Coggins Joey Margie Carl Peter Combs Copeland Cooper Cook Terry Gwatney Dale Joe Neil Chesley Hardcastle Harrington Harris Paula Healey Karen Hastings Carol Hinkson Kenny Gross Johnny Hayden 64 Robert Christine Barbara Steve Jones Kyzer Kierre Koon Dorothy Kowalski Tommy Lawson Nancy Linder Marie Johnson Rickey Lane 65 Theresa Lovelace George Lute David Mantooth Steve Mantooth Mary Jane Martin Sandra McArthur Pat McBride Janey McDowell 66 Linda McGill Jean Diane Sherry McGill McKim McReynolds Donald Melton Sandy Miranda Micheline Molinaro Bob Bobby Naylor Nesbitt Joe Peggy Pack Pack Joe Carol Peceny Pennington Phyllis Pettit Robert Ronnie Ruth Lynn David Donald Patricia Phillips Phillips Poteet Reinold Rhodes Roark 67 Brenda Roberts Leo Roberts Ricky Thomas Kathy Vickie Robinson Robinson Rupert Ruple Cissy Leslie Salmon Saville Brenda Stanley Juanita Stivers 68 Jimmy Paula Steve Nelva Straw n Tabb Tabb Taylor Phillip Mike Temple Toler Evelyn Vandegrift Sandra West Larry W igginton John Wiley Sandra Turley Gary Weeks Velora Tweedy Darlene Wiley Merrill Williams Brenda Witcher 69 Doris Wilma Priscilla Womble Worsham Wyatt David Young SOPHOiMORE CO-ORDINATORS Mrs. Mary Kalmbach Mrs. Scarlet Niday SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 70 L. to R.: Bobby Mitchell, Treasurer; David Mantooth, President; David Crow, Vice President; Bobby Nes- bitt, Secretary. 71 Alan Abbott Ned Alston Dorothy Andrews Tommy Arnett Edmond Ashcraft Deborah Attwood Ricky Aycock Barbara Baker Roy Banister Lawrence Barbee Betty Barnes Regina Bartley Vicki Barton Gordon Bell Mike Belfrey Don Bennet Debbie Berg Bruce Berry Betty Blake Allen Bland 72 Donna Bland Linda Bowling Chester Brannon Gale Bridges Jimmy Bright Diane Brockinton Jerry Brooks David Bruning Susan Birchfield Carol Burkhalter Myrtis Burton Kathy Cahill Bud Campbell Doug Carr Phyllis Carroll Regina Cates Louise Cole Ricky Christopher David Clements Nancy Chicoski 73 Tommy Collie Aubrey Cook Gary Cook Sammy Cook Chris Daniels Jimmy Davis Wilma Day Don Delong Jerry Dillehay Buddy Duncan Joy Dyson Nan Dyson Mike Elliot Bruce Engstrom Frances Ethridge Judy Eudy Sandra Fallis Jim Fewell Lynn Fewell Barbara Fisher 74 Barbara Fowler Emily Fray Larry Freeman John Freshour Tommy Garreti Van Gates Vaughn Gates Linda Gentry Nancy George Brenda Gersch Susan Gilbert Danny Goff Pat Gossett Steve Gossett Bob Graig David Greenwood Diana Griffiths Cheryl Groff Dale Grinder Sally Gustafson 75 Jeff Hall Sheila Hanner Sandra Harlan Kathy Harper David Healey Eddie Heater Joyce Hicks Alvis Hillman Karen Hindman Jerry Hodges Bobby Holladay David Huffmaster Doug Hulsey Margie James Joey Johnson Ronnie Johnson Candy Jones Patricia Keathley Kathy Keltner Richard Kilgore 76 Roger Killian Teresa King James Kuykendall Andrew Kyzer Russell Kyzer Neil Ladd Rickey Langley Eva Lawson Clinton Looper Danny Lott William Lytle Delford Markham Bobbie Martin Gary May Jim May Tommy Mayden Brenda McCarty Tommy McCarty Billy McCollum Paul McDaniel 77 Jane McWilliams Marilyn Melton Diane Mercer Barbara Miles Janice Miller Vernon Mitchell Jennifer Mobbs Brenda Mobley Mary Moore Bill Mow rot Jerry Mudge David Noble Nona Orne Brenda Pappas Elizabeth Parker Bobby Pennington 78 Jimmy Phillips Becky Piker Johnny Pippin Wesley Plummer Doyle Quillen Rita Rader Phyllis Rash Jim Redleaf Denise Reinke Dennis Renard Bobby Reynolds Sherry Rounsavall Maryanne Ruplc Janice Russell Ann Sanders Mary Schiermeyer Janice Simpson 79 Susan Taylor Carl Thompson Teresa Thompson Virginia Thompson Jim Hargrave Betty Todd Kimberly Torres John Turkovic James Turley Tommy Upton Ronnie Watson Betsy Welch Jennifer Wells Chris Westenhaver Sharon Whitfield Charles Whitney Bonny Wiley 80 Sharon Williams Janet Wilson Joyce Womble Charles Wood Deborah Wooley Ricky Wooten Billy Worsham Rickey Yarberry Not Pictured: George Ausbrooks James Bias Steve Penny Larry Wigginton He that iexvu leaver, Let him not go into the mod. GEORGE HERBERT Wallace Charlotte Timothy Mark Allen Alston Anderson Andrews Eugene Helen David Carla Ann Berry Bias Bentliff Blandon Abbott Nancy Andrews Bob Adams Patricia Ard Carol Adkisson Alma Jean Atha Jake Allen Charles Barbee Brenda Brothers Deborah Broach Ronnie Boyer Patti Roland Brockwell James Blucker Bridges Phil Jimmy Caple Caple Darrell Bruning Vickie Burrow Edith Burton Patricia Campbell Brown Duane Broyles © Bobbie Carter Roger Shirley Billy Terry Dwight Mike Pam Debbie Clark Collie Cook Conaway Crider Dearman DeBusk Drennan Geraldine Engstrom Jan Fikes Pat Elliott Johnny Mike James Duckett Dupslaff Duville Vicki Edmonston 82 Billy Steve Fisher Fortson Patsy Sheila Frazie Fuller Benji Hollis Futch Garrison Debbie Clifford Gasoway Gentry Janet Glover Lloyd Hall Kay Harp Roy Glover John Hamby Donna Harrell Patty Goff Gail Hamilton Keith Harris Harlan Golden Sharon Gunter Ronnie Joyce Mike Hanks Hardcastle Hardcastle Tommy Diane Ann Harris Hatton Henderson Allen Guthrie Billy Harmon Karen Heslep Bridgette Gillihan J. Neil Huley Henry Harmon Debbie Earlene Mike Deborah Rebecca Hill Hodges Hogan Holland Humphrey Bobby Ilgner Donald Dana Jackson James Betty Jamison Debbie Johns Allen Johnson Barbara Johnson Roy Johnson Mark Jolly Craig Jones Bob Jones 83 Sharon Everne Jones Kelly Mike Kierre Perry Rodney Linder Linder a James Barbara Diane Kilgore Kowalski Lane Dale Lindsey Paul McBride Vickie Ricky McCarty McComber Rita McFadden Deborah Martin Dwight McGuran Jimmy McKim Sherry Mukkala a Mark Orr Danny Mauldine Joe Newton Bruce Moody Colleen O’Nale Gene Randy Robert Amanda Mike Parkman Pennington Phillips Phillips a Charles Murphy Donald Murphy Billy Murry Jack Nahler Gary Needham Delores Picard Bonnie Plummer Sharon Pollard Mary Power Monty Pride Mike Rader Rik Ramsey Jane Reeves Johnny Ronnie Donna Bobby Gary Betty Judy Mary Rice Ridings Roark Roberts Ruple Shepard Shuffield Shy 84 Mark Mike Jerry Sharon Phillip Phillip Steve Susie Sparks Sparks Speer Speer Springer Stanley Stephenson Stewart Alfred T aylor Charles Westerman Freda Whitfield Julie Douglas Ricky Randy Stivers Stone Stone Talmage Lee Larry Phil Arlene Wagner Walker Walker Watson Don Tibbitt Wayne Westerman Carolyn T urkovic Cynthia White Patricia Mary Janiece Jeanetta Lucy Whitney Wigginton Wiggs Wiley Williams Pamela Georgia Jerry Williams Wilson Wilson NOT PICTURED, Sth GRADE: Tommy Hicks Charlotte Hillman NOT PICTURED, 7th GRADE: Geraldine Hall David Hillman Ricky Mirando Donna Rullman 85 Libby Clayton Elizabeth Sue Lea Janis Patricia Danny Abbott Almond Anderson Atchison Attwood Autry Barnhart Beene Sheila Ricky Bobby David Bevil Birdsong Bishop Bishop Mike Jim Susan Steve Bratcher Bright Broach Brooks Mary Lou Brannon Darios Bryant Bill Blackwood Mike Brucks Barbara Bolin Danny Bruning Jerry Brannon Jim Brush Theresa Bryant Phyllis Campbell Patricia Carmichael Becky Carr Phillip Cartright Jay Clark Colton O Cook Cooper Crafton Dauss Dent Dent Devine Jutiy Ortia jessicu Paul Norman Ramona oay bnaron Dodson Doss Douthwaite Dreher Dye Estep Fallis Fine 86 Becky Victor Fisher Fuller Mona Sue Lynn Gentry Gibson Dianne Hall Mary Ann Susan Glass Greenwood Cynthia Rolley Grooms Haggard John Guenette Johnny Mary Jerry Patty Venetta Hamilton Handley Hanks Harman Harrell Harrison Harshaw Arvil Hebert Ricky Hill Mary Hodge Joey Sandy Nola Holladay Holladay Honeycat Lloyd Hastins Benson Heater Janet Sherri Tommy Cynthia La Verta Deborah Billy Donna Huddle Hughes Hyatt Ison Jackson Jennings Johnson Johnson Kathy Kenny Roger Kathy Sandy Steve Ricky Jimmy Johnson Johnson Johnson Jolly Jones Jones Justic Kerr Donna Nanette Mike ' J Pefeny Patricia Charles Rita Kay Killian King Knight Kerske Ladd Larkan Lott Lovelace 87 Brenda Johnny Carol Paty Gall Jim Clancy Kenneth Lute McBride McCarty McCarty McCool McDaniel McDowell McFadden Cindy Murphy Don Nahlen Gary Marcelle Scott Darrell James Randy Mantooth Mayfield Moon Marphew Mudge Mulkey Sharon Phillips Terri Frank Phillips Powell a 'V v Danny Norman Jerry Janet Roger Norman Parkman Peterson Vicki Newman Nancy Powell Mike Presson Carolyn Price Kenneth Pullum Judy Quillen Donald Rader Don Rainwater Anita Rector Tommy Red Leaf Boyce Mike Roberrs Robertson Donald Roark Debra Reeves Marilyn Reynolds DiannaJ lodf'Ji'xO Rhodes Carol Rogers Sarah Reynolds Ernestine Rodgers Mike Jimmy Ridings Susan Mike Rupert Sample Bill Ridlon Anthony Sanders 88 Jerry Say er Ronald Sharp Marsha Shaw Frank Shirley Carla Shuffield Gaye Deborah Simpson Smith Nancy Shy Robert Smith Sharon Dale Mike Smith Sorens i Sparr Terry Speer Gary Ross Bill Swift Talmadge Taylor Randy Taylor Patty T eague Timothy Temple Susan Thompson Mary Upton Judy Utley Susan Venable Ricky Vestal Calvin Theresa Nevin Debra Carol Judy Trisha Tracy Wadley Wallace Ward Wear Weatherly Weeks Wells West Randy Cherral Jeff Betty Jo • Linda Charles Becky Buddy Westenhaver Westerman Wiggins Wiley Wilkerson Williams Williams Williams Dee Ann Witcher Jeanette Womble John Workman Kent Worrell 89 Donna Cynthia Dance Williams Wirt Wise Wright Junior Hi Student Leaders CHEERLEADERS: Heslep, Captain Miller, White, Attwood, Bowl- ing, George, Co-Captain Alston, and Stewart PEP CLUB: Captain Mukkala and Co- Captain Burrow STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Bintliff Pres. Bro- JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY: Frazier Sec. Hamilton thers Vice Pres., FikesSec., Alston Treas. Vice Pres., Bridges Pres. Linder Treas. BAND: Martin Vice Pres., McDowell Pres., Phillips LIBRARY CLUB: Carr Sec., Rhodes Pres., Grooms Sec., Bintliff Captain Hamilton Co-Captain. Pep., and Teague Vice Pres. 90 I XhJhiXAcd, 91 BOTTOM, L to R: Weeks Hild Douning Mantooth Nesbitt Beall Kierrie Tatum Crow Gresham Balkman McElderry Mitchell Holland Freeman Holman Bintliff MIDDLE, L to R: Mgr. Bams Duncan Cambell Whiley Greathouse Burrow Mayfield Bennett Roades Lawson Tweedy Temple Zimmerman Lane McGill McCollom Collins Holladay. TOP, L to R: Brockinton Cooper Gipson Haney Taylor Morris Cartwright Steward Scott Ford Jernigan Pack Clark 1966 Bears COACH GENE BLENDEN CAPTAINS, BOBBY BALKMAN, TERRY BURROW BOB BALK MAN Captain Fullback 3 Years S.H. 13-0 Joe. T. S.H. 0 - 33 N.L.R. S.H. 13 - 25 Watson Chapel S.H. 0 - 25 Morrilton S.H. 7-27 Mabelvale S.H. 6 - 20 Sheridan S.H. 6 - 14 Fuller S.H. 6 - 13 Bryant S.H. 0-25 Conway S.H. 7-27 Jacksonville S.H. 13 - 14 Seary S.H. 35-7 Cabot TERRY BURROW Captain Guard 2 Years BOB MCELDERRY Fullback 3 Years RIP GRESHAM PHIL CLARK Quarterback 2 Years End 3 Years One of the high points in the loss to Mabelvale was Phil Clark gaining on one of his many catches, while halfback Larry Bintliff and guard, Terry Burrow, rush to give aid. 93 This is a shot of the Homecoming Game against Bryant (Sylvan Hills) It shows the bear defense closing in on the Bryant fullback. Bryant won (13-6.) WAYNE WITCHER Tailback 2 Years KYLE BROCKINTON Halfback 2 Years PHILIP TWEEDY Center 2 Years PHILLIP BEALL Fullback 1 Year LEONARD COOPER End 1 Year GEORGE FREEMAN Halfback 1 Year BOB DUNCAN Tackle 1 Year ROBERT SHIELDS End 1 Year SAM SCOTT Center 1 Year BILL STEWART Tackle 1 Year 95 Thurow's favorite receiver Kumpe (87) is pursued by Bear's Bob McElderry (34), after short gain. N.L.R. won 33-0. CHARLIE ZIMMERMAN Tackle 1 Year DICKIE HILD Halfback 2 Years TOMMY MAYFIELD Guard 1 Year This picture typifies the aggressive spirit of the SYLVAN HILLS TEAM. Please note that ALL players (Shields (85) Zimmerman (53) Mayfield (63) Beall (31) Brockinton (81) Wiley (74) and Burrow (62) are charging to the MABLEVALE ball carrier. 96 Fine Defensive effort by Bob McElderry (34) Tommy Mayfield (63) and John Wiley (74) Put the brakes on a North Little Rock Halfback MIKE GIPSON End 1 Y ear BOBBY McCULLUM Guard 1 Year LARRY BINTLIFF Halfback 1 Year DAVID MANTOOTH Fullback 1 Year JOHN WILEY Tackle 1 Year Here, against State Champs, No. Little Rock High School; Dickie Hild, Terry Burrow, and Charles Zimmerman make the stop for Sylvan Hills. 98 BOB GRAIG Squadman 1 Year DONALD ROADES Squadman 1 Year DOC HOLLA DAY Kicker 1 Year BOBBY MITCHELL Squadman 1 Year MIKE JERIGAN Squadman 1 Year EUGENE FORD Squadman 1 Year KEN CARTWRIGHT Squadman 1 Year BUD HOLMAN PERRY GREATHOUSE Squadman 1 Year Squadman 1 Year 99 DENNIS TAYLOR 2 Years Squadman DAVID MIKE HOLLAND 3 Years Squadman JOE PACK 1 Year Sqadman JAMES BENNETT DANNY McGILL 1 Year Squadman l Year Squadman SKIP DOUNING 1 Year Squadman PHILIP TEMPLE 1 Year Squadman CARL RAE HALEY 2 Years Squadman BOBBY NESBITT 1 Year Squadman 100 RICKY LANE Squadman 1 Year BOBBY HOLDERFIELD Squadman 1 Year TOMMY LAWSON Squadman 1 Year 1965-66 Football Action Shots 'i la Junior High Football Team ROW 1: Mgr. Huffmaster, Bruning, Westerman, Adams, Pride Ridings, Brush, Presson, Sakin, ROW 2: Harmon, Rice, Murphy, Brown, Cook, Harmon, Temple, Reynolds, Garrison, Clark, ROW 3: McCollum, Healey, Bruning, Hall, Alston, May, Batercher, Duncan, Goff, Quillen, Worsham, Coach Steed; ROW 4: Jackson, Carr, Killian, Mourot, Renard, Hulsey, Upton, McCarty, Fewell, Bennett, Ladd, Greenwood, Red Leaf. 102 Captain Ladd, Coach Steed, and Captain Fewell. NED ALSTON JIMMY FEWELL NEIL LADD DAVID SMITH JIMMY RED LEAF ROGER KILLIAN BUDDY DUNCAN DOUG CARR (03 BILLY MOURT DOYLE QUILLEN DON RENARD GARY MAY DOUG HULSEY STEVE PENNY DAVID BRUNING TOMMY UPTON DANNY GOFF TOMMY McCARTY DAVID HEALEY BILLY WORKSON DAVID GREENWOOD BOBBY REYNOLDS MIKE ELLIOTT JEFF HALL NEIL LADD Best Total Offensive Back X, 049 Yd. JIMMY FEWELL Defensive Award 85 Tackles Junior High Football Awards Jimmy Redleaf Best Blocking Lineman 64% DAVID SMITH Best Blocking Back 68% Here tliree Bryant players are attempting to take down one of the Sylvan Hills Junior High players in the Junior High Homecoming. Sylvan Hills players, Wiley (74) and Gipson (83), are in pursuit of No. Little Rock quarterback. 107 These portray the determination of our football boys as they prepare for a game. Senior Bears Basketball A Team 1st ROW: Mgr. Weeks, Shields, Johnson, Ellison, Birdsong, Dare, Mgr. Hamilton 2nd ROW: Coach Gilbert, Martin, Reveley, Madison, Grove, Harlan, Briggs, Womble, Coach Skipper ROW 1: Weeks, Mgr.; Spinks, Downing, Harris, Nesbitt, Baker, Hamilton, Mgr. ROW 2: Coach Skipper, Gwatney, Needham, Harlan, Madison, Harris, Wiley, Coach Gilbert Senior Basketball, B” Team Cyclones look on as Grove hope- fully gains two points. Martin makes two as team and opponents look on. 109 MARK BRIGGS NO JERRY JOHNSON FLYNN REVELEY RONNIE MADISON DONNIE HARLAN COY WOMBLE I GARY DARE Watch the ankle Grove! Senior B” Team JOHN W1LEY BOBBY NESBITT CARROLL NEEDHAM CHUCK HARRIS HUGH SPINKS CHESLEY HARRIS 112 Briggs shoots hopefully for two points as Grove waits under goal. Dare, Briggs, Grove, and Johnson wait anxiously for rebound to come down as do Cyclones. Dare goes in for lay-up as Briggs fights off Beebee defender. Gary Dare jumps for re- bound in the middle of Cyclones as Briggs and Shields look on. ROW 1: Hall, McCollum ROW 2: Greenwood, Alston, Freeman, Bruning, Reynolds, Mourot ROW 3: Coach Eastin, Penny, Hulsey, Ladd, Killian, Brooks, Huffmaster, Duncan, Fewell, Mgr. Junior Hi Basketball Team Ladd and Duncan scramble with Red Devils for ball. 'The morning before the game 114 115 Sylvan Hills Baseball — State Champions — 196! FIRST ROW (L to R): Lovell, Dare, Jenkins, Rennard, Wheeler SECOND ROW (L to R): Reinold, Marshall, Brown, Duncan, Penny, Yielding BACK ROW: J. W. Duncan (Coach) NOT PICTURED: Madison Coach J. W. Duncan Sylvan Hills capped a fine season by winning the State Title at Taylor Field in Pine Bluff. The Bears were holders of a 13-6-2 record. In the state tournament they roared through four straight wins, playing near perfect baseball, and flattening the states' most powerful teams in their drive to the championship. In the opening round they rolled over Junction City 8-5, nipped Paragould in the second round 5-4, and then moved past Greenwood 5-3, in the semifinals. Then came the pay-off as they edged Bay 2-1, in nine-inning heart-stopper to be- come the 1965 STATE CHAMPIONS. The Bears gathered a lions share of the honors in having three men placed on the ALL-STATE TEAM: Floyd Marshall, Robert Jenkins, and Andy Duncan. In addition, Andy was voted as the tournament's best all-round player. This is Sylvan Hills first STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. II6 EveAy man has thnee chanactenss That which he exhibito. That which he ha6, nd that which he thinks he has• ALPHAONSE KARP WAYNE WITCHER HARRIET BLEDSOE These outstand- ing person- alities were se lected by the 1966 Graduating class and a faculty committee. They were selected on the ba- of the following quali- Leadersnip, interest in classmates. DWIGHT WITCHER PHYLLIS DeBUSK ties: fellow participa- tion in extracurricular activities, and integrity. MARIAN STINNETT TERRY FREEMAN TOBY MILLER MALISSA MAY 'PofiuCan 'Pen6o t lttt£ , , . z selected cfa Ufuzt i SOPHOMORES Connie Coggin David Crow JUNIORS Cindy Jolly James Grove FRESHMEN Chris Westenhaver David Elliot enior G ooika IJfom e coming Garo 3ea G ea KJneney Queen on or unior Connie Coyyin Sop 20 nore JKaicf 121 Junior High Homecoming Patti Goff 8th Grade Maid Lynn Fewell 9th Grade Maid Susan Taylor Queen Mary Jane Martin Maid of Honor Patti Ladd 7th Grade Maid — DCfiCR Soocf Citizen — PHYLLIS DEBUSK RUNNERS-UP Harriet Bledsoe Sharon Presson 123 Phyllis De Busk Federalist 124 Marian Stinnett Nationalist Harriet Bledsoe Nationalist Dennis Taylor Sammy Scott Federalist Nationalist nikr.o cAM . Phil Clark Nationalist 3M r rr Wayne Witcher Federalist n n CAil . Terry Ellison Federalist Pat Kierre Bobby Balkman Federalist Nationalist 125 I 128 129 Belle and Beau Contest 130 The judges ponder over their final decision - One thing thinketh the, BeM, But anotheA thinktth kl LendeA. CHAUCER $c£mjAJjlslaj Senior Band ROW 1: McDowell, Hamilton, Plumer, Rice, Redford, Tompson, Holland, Bishop, Clements, Noble ROW 2: Moon, Barnes, Andrews, Tweedy, Jolly, Jayroe, Broyles, Stacy, Sorrells, Weeks ROW 3: Ashcraft, McWilliams, Cole, Welsh, Pappas, McDaniel, Martin, Dancils, Hall, Tompson, Bell, Jones ROW 4: Berry, Engltrone, Jolly, Sanders, Harris, Robinson, Robinson, Reinold, Robinson, Burrow, Phillips, Armburst, Garret, Koon, Duran ROW 5: Director: Bill Haskett, Phillips, Crow, Joluison, Carroll, McDaniels A Cappella Choir ROW 1: McKelvey, Griffiths, May, Roberts, Spinks, Mobbs, Carroll, Ftay Phillips, Jolly, Woodward, Bruning, Brown, ROW 2: Cooper, Shirley, Crowley, Tate, Coleman Marshall, Wilson, Saville, Dawes, Duckett, Martin, ROW 3: Long, Mitchell, Bayne, Franklin, Hendrickson, Sherer, Clinger, Tabb, Naylor, Jones, McDaniel, Voegele ROW 4: May, Arnold, Andrews, Hild, McPherson, Madison, Barton, Jones , Beall, Hatcher, Bruning, Zimmerman Choir Director Mr. Bob Taylor The A Cappella Choir is a group composed of some fifty senior high students. During the year we perform for a num- ber of school activities, such as Christmas, Thanksgiving, and other special assemblies. Second semester we attend district and state competition held in various parts of the state each year. Our goals are to establish and maintain an enjoyment of music in each student and, be a group of which Sylvan Hills can be proud. 133 unior High Choir 1st ROW: Engstrom, Pollard, Humphrey, James, Gassoway, McCarty, Power, Mukkala, Goff, Harrell, Burrow 2nd ROW: Gunter, Shepard, Fikes, Harp, Wagner, Jamison 3rd ROW: Tibbett, Wooton, Turkovic, Heslep, Glover, Plummer Brothers, Wilson, Abbott 4th ROW: Glover, Williams, Adkisson, Johns, White, Andrews Elliot 5th ROW: Ramsey, Bruning, Zrebski, O'Nale, Harris, Stone, Dearman, 6th ROW: Nahlen, DupsTaff, Stanley, Pullen, Hogan, Wiggins, Jones Jr. Hi Orchestra 1st ROW: Autrey, Whitney, Johnson, Adkisson, Norman, McFadden, Jones, Dupslaff, Cartwright 2nd ROW: Hank, Hodges, Wadley, Walker, Roberts, Wadley STANDING: Hogan, Hanks, Mudge, Peterson, Mayfield Not Pic- tured - Redleaf 134 Jr. High Band ROW 1 Andrews, Wilkerson, Womble, Witcher, Bowling, Carter, Gilliham, Hamilton, Phillips, Marlin. ROW 2 Fowler, Almond, Wright, Lute, Fuller, DeBusk, Cooper, Broach, Cole, Bridges, Williams ROW 3 Sanders, Bar- bee, Justice, Anderson, Ridings, Pennington, Workham, Ward, Linder, Haley, Johnson, McDowell ROW 4 Jolly, Hamilton, Sharp, Hall, Johnson, Sparks, Blucker, Duckett, Bentliff, Ruple, Anderson. ROW 5 Lovelace, Fuller, Crider, Johnson, Hardcastle, Smith, Sparks. Behind - Mr. Haskett Jr. High Choir ROW 1 Orne, Gilbert, Schiemeyer, Burkhalter, Cahill, Mobley, Wells, Fray, Vallis, Lawson, McCarty, James, Westenhaver, Kyzer. ROW 2 Grinder, Ruple, Harlan, Gustafason, Keltner, Mobbs, Dyson, Taulor, Griffis, Torres, Martin, Reinke, Fewell, Gentry, Sims. ROW 3 Miles, Barton, Gertsch, Blake, Todd, Day, Dyson, Wooten, Tur- kovic, Wood, Phillips, Campbell, DeLong, Holladay, Lott. 135 A New Course at Our High School Drivers Education is a course designed to in- crease one's understanding of driving conditions on todays highways. The instructor at Sylvan Hills is Coach Fred Eastin. The course is given for a semester with each student earning one half credit. With the help of the Arkansas State Police Driver Training Unit the course was made, not only helpful, but interesting. Tylvanhius high ch. mm EDUCATION CAR - RUSSELL CHEVROLET CO. 136 Did you have a wreck, Diane? What are you doing going 50 M.P. H. in a 30 M. P.H. speed zone? Snow Scene at Sylvan Hills-1966 Preparation for Graduation-1965 Homecoming Bonfire-1966 Macbeth” Trip-1966 Moments to Remember 137 ¥ Senior Cheerleaders CONNIE COGGINS CAROL CHENEY Captain CINDY JOLLY Co-Capta in BEAR5 h BARBARA WHEELER LINDA LAWSON SANDRA WEST SHERRY ALSTON 138 Our Spirit Boosters From Left to Right; Barbara Wheeler, Marianne Moseley; Linda Lawson; Connie Coggins; Sherry Alston; Sharon Presson; SECOND ROW; Sandra West; Carol Cheney - Captain; Cindy Jolly - Co. Captain. Carol Cheney; Connie Coggins; Barbara Wheeler; Marianne Moseley; Sharon Presson; Linda Lawson; Sandra West; Sherry Alston; Cindy Jolly. 139 LINDA BOWLING Jr. High Cheerleaders NANCY GEORGE Homecoming Previews” Jr. Hi Homecoming Scenes L. to R: ROW 1; Clark, Freeman, May, Balkman, Stinnett, Helmbeck, Franklin; ROW 2; Gilbert, Burrow, Moseley, Carroll, Murphy, Phillips, Rice, Pack, Lane; Phillips, Bruning; ROW 3; Salmon, Presson, Genrty, Clinger, Witcher, Redleaf. This picture oi the Student Council was taken in the $HHS student Lounge. The Student Lounge is a new, ambitious project begun this year by the Council. Plans are to make it into a center all students will be proud. Only one other high school in the state can boast of a student lounge. Sr. High Fire Marshals ROW 1: Wanne Witcher Bud Holman Robert Jenkins Bob Duncan ROW 2; Gary Dare Bobby Balkman Mary Briggs Sammy Scott 143 Pep Club Boosts Bear Spirit ROW Is Captain, M. Duncan; Co-Captain, D. Davis, Co-Captain, P. Healey, Sec. P. Helmbeck; Treas. T. Mil- ler; Sponsor, Mrs. Gilbert; ROW 2; Austin, Gilbert, Kyzer, Witcher, Gustafson, Wright, Phillips, Ruple, Vander- griff, Coggins, Cheney, ROW 3; Jolly, West, Keltner, Salmon, West, Miles, Tompson, Griffis, Bruning, Presson, Wheeler, ROW 4; Lawson, Mosley, Hanner, Roark, Seebacker, Jones, Grass, Wyatt, Stenson, Burrow, Briggs, Ward 144 ATTENTION! Chowtime! Eager beavers! Who are we?? Bears! Eat! Eat! Eat! Students rushing to assembly. Teachers on Duty. Homeward Bound! 145 'The Leaders of the Band” 146 Ruthic Rice DRUM MAJOR Vicki Redford and Virginia Thompson They're always there when called on! 147 with these new dances! Watch out! The revenuers are coming! Do you think this is the time and place!? jfl afeTrhml anc-e 4 % I just go to pieces Odds 'N' Ends 1-2-3 side straddle hop. Come and sit on Papa's knee! JUST WHAT THEY WANTED Tobey Miller, Jimmy Weeks, Kay Koehler, Vicki Crotzer, Steve Gassaway, Barbara Wheeler, Cheryl Drennen THE LITTL1EST ANGEL 1st ROW: Ellis, Presson, Cheney Winter, Gardner, Salley, Campbell 2nd ROW: Broyles, Beall, Mills, Scott, Gipson, Hayes, Thompson, McElderry, Archer, Higgins I'm a little teapot.... this is my handle.' I wish half time was over. Cheaper by the Dozen Junior Education heu o i tU object The {otmation ot chaAacten. HERBERT SPENCER ISI Bobby Balkman Parliamentarian Phil Clark President a s T A T E Mr. H. B. Anderson Sponsor Student Terry Freeman Vice President Judy Franklin Treasurer Council Malissa May Secretary Pat Helmbeck Reporter Marian Stinnett Historian 152 Linda Murphy Pat Phillips Marianne Mosely Terry Burrow Tommy Mayfield Elsa Clinger Cathy Burrow Ruthie Rice Dwight Witcher Sissy Salmon Mary Martin Ronnie Phillips Judy Gentry Joe Pack Susan Gilbert Rickey Lane Cheryl Hanner Joe Peceny David Bruning Jean McGill Bill Mourot Bible Club 1st ROW: Jolly, Browning, L. Bruning, C. Bruning, 2nd ROW: Jones, DeBusk, Mosley, Phillips, Duckett, Fray, Freeman, Miller, May 3rd ROW: Sponsor Mrs. Jones, President Ronnie Madison, Clinger, Sanders, Archer, Hegi, Arnold, Hodges, Rector, Tabb, 4th ROW: Burchfield, Smith, Sherer, Gentry, Barton, Mills, Wilson, Witcher, Noble, McGill Future Nurses 1st ROW: Pres. Kathy Doss, V. P. Judy Gentry, Sec. Lauretta Bruning, Treas. Pat Helmbeck, Librarian Carolyn Bruning, 2nd ROW; McDougal, Voegele, Propps, Orne, Hallum, Kowalski, Simpson, 3rd ROW: Mrs. Martin, Sponsor, Rice, Hillman, Duncan, Ruple, Smith, Mobbs, McKelvey 154 Mrs. Irene Charlene Harrison Smith Sponsor President Cindy Carol Jolly Markham Vice President Secretary George Freeman Treasurer Kaye Winter Historian The Future Teachers of America have been busy, as well as honored, this year. A group of the members helped serve refreshments to the November meeting of the PCTA and to a faculty meeting honoring new teachers. Charlene Smith, President, talked at the October PTA meeting on the FT A. This spring they had the annual Teachers Appreciation Week. The FTA was honored by being chosen to be on the Publica- tions Committee for the SAEA Report Card. There were four colleges and three high schools on the committee. Future Teachers of America 1st ROW: Pres. Charlene Smith, His. Kaye Winter, Treas. George Freeman, Sec. Carol Markham, V.P. Cindy Jolly. 2nd ROW: Cox, Rader, Salley, Campbell, Duckett, Murphy, Coleman, N. Orne. 3rd ROW: L. Orne, Shuf- field, Dawes, Voegele, Wheeler, McElderry, Pappas, Ruple, Hickerson. 4th ROW: Andrews, Bayne, Meyer, Sa- ville, Graham, Clemons, Kowalski, Hamilton, Lawson, Keesee. 155 Y-Teen Officers President Vicki Crotzer Vice President Harriet Bledsoe Secretary Pat Phillips Treasurer Cissy Coleman Mid-South Delegates Sylvan Hills High School had three delegates to the 1965 Mid-South Conference held in Gulf-Park, Mississippi. These girls were chosen for outstanding individual merit in their Y-Tcen associations. Y-teens Strive; Good Things Thrive Y-teen Assembly: This Is the Year That Is! We Make the Difference! January 12, 1966, was the first Y-Tcen sponsored assembly at SHHS. It was a great success as entertainment and as a meaningful interpretation of the theme: This is the year that is! We make the difference! There was a mock style show with boy models and a take-off on current fashions. Y-Teens President Vicki Crotzer was in charge of the assembly. The fashion moderators were Sharon Presson, Linda Lawson, and Cindy Jolly. The serious part of the program was carried out in the second part of the assembly. Gwyn Brinkly and Mike Reid, from North Little Rock High School, were speakers. Vicki Crotzer, Pat Phillips, Malissa May Y-Teens 1st ROW: Vicki Crotzer, Pres. Harriet Bledsoe, V.P. Pat Phillips, Sec. Cissy Coleman, Treas. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Elias, Sponsor, Reinier, Hallum, Campbell, Jolly, Gardner, Salley, Winter, Cheney, Ellis, Webb, Wenzel, Davenport, Wright, 3rd ROW: Henry, Martin, Hutchins, Propps, Keesee, Murphy, Duckett, May, C. Bruning, Fray, Hanner, Voegele, Du- Bose, Davis 4th ROW: Massey, L. Btuning, Thompson, Mosley, Lawson, Wheeler, Dawes, Graham, Saville, West, Ca- ple, Rice, Hodges, Byrnes, Duville, Rector, Spinks, 5th ROW: Clinger, Marshall, Shubert, Gunter, Jones, J. Mobbs, Stinnett, Willis, Presson, Duncan, Rhodes, Helmbeck, Wilson, Arnold, Zimmerman, Epperson, Hickerson, Smith, A. Mobbs. 1st ROW: Vicki Crotzer, Pres. Harriet Bledsoe, V.P. Pat Phillips, Sec. Cissy Coleman, Treas. 2nd ROW: Gilbert, Miller, Healey, James, Kyzer, Burrow, Poteet, Salmon, Austin, Witcher, Hicks, Mrs. Womack, Sponsor, 3rd ROW; E. Fray, George, Barnes, Jones, West, Gustafson, Melton, Coggins, Schaffer, Briggs, Broyles, Davis, 4th ROW; Griffis, Bird, Russell, Wilson, Womble, Torres, Miranda, Pack, Wyatt, Pappas, Springer, Seebacher, Kierre. 157 President Terry Freeman Vice President Mike Temple Key Club Officers 158 Secretary Gary Birdsong Treasurer George Freeman Key Club 1st ROW; Pres. Terry Freeman, v. p. Mike Temple, Sec. Gary Birdsong, Treas., George Freeman, Sponsor, Mr. Skipper, 2nd ROW; Aycock, Hild, Mclnturff, Spinks, 3rd ROW; Ellison, Ford, Brockington, Clark, Weeks, Burrow, Witcher, Cummings, 4th ROW, Johnson, Duncan, Briggs, Madison, Scott Reveley, Dare, Love, Gresham, Balk- man Mr. Charles Skipper, Sponsor This sign was presented to the school by the Key Club and is one of the major projects of the year. BEAR BASKETBALL HOME SEARCY JAN 25 159 MISS CONGENIALITY Becky Epperson Runners-Up of Miss S.H.H.S. Pageant FIRST RUNNER-UP SECOND RUNNER-UP Cindy Jolly Valarie Saville 161 National Senior Honor Society FIRST ROW: OFFICERS: Pres. Terry Ellison, Vice Pres. Harriet Bledsoe, Sec. Ann Sherer, Treas. Phyllis DeBusk. SECOND ROW: Woodward, Browning, Cooper, Epperson, Rector, Carter, May, Ellis. THIRD ROW: Zimmerman, Clinger, Taylor, Freeman, Barton, Hayes, Miller, and Crotzer. 162 Mrs. Alice Jones Sponsor Mrs. Mary Kalmbach Sponsor 76e Ztcuty. Mrs. Jean Herd, student counselor at Sylvan Hills lias been a teacher and counselor before coming here. She is a native of Arkansas, and a graduate of the University of Arkansas. She enjoys her work — which is well demonstrated by the improvement in the guidance office. STANDING: Fleeta Farris Vickie Crotzer Becky Epperson Harriet Bledsoe Mrs. Herd Diane Dawes Dotty Hulsey Phyllis Ward FRONT ROW: Elvira Wenzel Martha Rupert 163 Art Club 1st ROW; Martha Duncan, Pres.; Delores Radar, Vice Pres. ; Cheryl Drennan Sec.; Jeanie Davenport, Treas.; Jackie Mobbs, Reporter; Mrs. Chandler, Spon. 2nd ROW; Ellis, Campbell, Murphy, Jones, Cheney, Cox, 3rd ROW; Willis, Voegele, West, Burrow, Gresham, Mayfield, Shuffield, 4th ROW; Harper, Hamilton, McCool, Clemens, Balkman, Holman, McElderry Library Club 164 1st ROW; Aleta Jones, V. Pres. Vicki Barton, Pres. Cherryl Drennan, Sec. 2nd ROW; Hill, Peters, Cunningham, Tweedy, Hegi, Burchfield, 3rd ROW; Burkhalter, Day, Blucker, Carmical, Hulsey, Tibbit, Cahill e FIRST ROW: OFFICERS: Pres. - DeBusk, 1st Vice Pres. - Carroll, 2nd Vice Pres. - Woodward, Sec. - Hall, Treas- urer -Massey, Historian - Markham, Reporter - Edwards, Parliamentarian - Fray, Song Leader.-Tate, Song Leader- Duckett. 2nd: Sponsor - Mrs. Taylor, Cole, Tabb, Bird, May, Taylor, Kowlski, Austin, Wells, Sponsor - Mrs. Broyles. 3rd: Gilbert, Schiermeyer, Shirley, Murphy, Jones, Bland, Browning, B. Womble, D. Womble, Mobley. 4th: Harlan, Gertch, Tibbit, Blake, Grass, Stinnet, Pack, Wyatt, Welch, Sanders, Alexander, Wooley. 165 Beta Officers Dwight Witcher - Pres., Tobey Miller - Vice Pres. Becky Epperson - Sec., Lauretta Bruning - Treas. Judy Gentry Historian. Mrs. Betty Combs Sponsor The Sylvan Hills Beta Club held Mr. and Miss Irresistable Contests for a money-making project this year. As a school project the Beta Club made a 3'X5' pennant which has Go Bears on it. The officers of the club inducted the officers, sponsor, and members into the Beta Club at Oak Grove. They also presented a charter of the club to the school. New members of the club were inducted for the 1966-67 school year. Mike Temple and Pat Phillips represented the club at the State Beta Club Conven- tion in Little Rock, February 18 and 19. Hugh Spinks ran for Vice President at the convention. 166 Mrs. Scarlett Niday Sponsor Beta Club Members 1ST ROW: Witcher, Miller, Epperson, Bruning, Gentry, 2ND ROW: Archer, Campbell, Browning, Salley, Cheney, Gardner, Phillips, Sherer, Mobbs, Bledsoe, Keesee, Shubert, Woodward, Cooper, May, DeBusk, Sponsor-Combs 3RD ROW: Rice, Bruning, Duville, Smith Clinger, Presson, Coleman, Wheeler, Crotzer, Dawes, Murphy, Rector, Koehler, Hickerson Spinks, Zimmerman, Ellis 4TH ROW: Ellison, Hamot, Taylor, Jones, Clark, Zimmerman, Freeman, Briggs Barton, Kowalski, Mills Noble, Ford, Love, Temple, Aycock, Spinks Irresistable Contest Winners Mr. Irresistable Phil Barton Miss Irresistable Judy Franklin 167 Senior High Science Club Sharon Gardner-PRES. Carl Haley-TREAS. James Bennett-VICE PRES. Mrs. Betty Westerman SPONSOR Marianne Mosley-SEC. Mrs. Beth Calahan SPONSOR FIRST ROW: (L to R) Gardner, Bennett, Mosley, Haley, Westerman,-Calahan SEC. ROW: (L to R) Hallum, Carroll, Bruning, Doss, Collins, Gates, DeLon, Gates THIRD ROW: (L to R) Clinger, Shubert, Moon, Redford, Smith, Toler, Bevill, Tabb, Freeman FOURTH ROW: (L to R) Plummer, Ashcraft, Kowalski, Woods, Duncan, Jones, Bennett, Pack, 'McCollum, Jones 168 EDUC A 11 0 N UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization for students enrolled in business subjects. Any student who is enrolled in one or more business subjects may become a member. Member- ship in the FBLA indicates not only an interest in preparing for employment in the field of business, but also in experiences that strengthen and develop the individual. ROW 1: Officers: Dottie Hulsey, Pres.; Judy Keesee, V. Pres.; Kay Koehler, Sec.; Nancy Fray, Treas.; Valarie Saville, Hist. ROW 2: Wenzel, Mordon, Massey, Henry, Salley, Caple, West, May, Tomczak, Propps, Cunning- ham ROW 3: Byrnes, Crowley, Duville, Archer, Hegi, Wheeler, Hutchins, Ward, Dawes, Blucker, Jones, Tibbitt ROW 4: Winter, Johnson, Bruning, Alexander, Gunter, Brockinton, Duncan, Rhodes, Whaley, Wilson, Arnold, Sanders, Noble, Graham 169 Los Osos 1ST ROW: Pres. Phil Barton, V. P. - Elsa Clinger, Sec. - Sarah Hickerson Treas. - Ruth Poteet, Burrow, SPONSOR: Mrs. Niday 2ND ROW: Orne, Engstrom, Murphy, Rector, Buchannan, Worsham, Griffis 3RD ROW: Lott, Jayroe, Salmon, Taylor, Langford, Crafton, Robison, Seebacker The Spanish Club (Los Osos - the Bears) was or- ganized several years ago to promote interest in this foreign language and in Spanish-speaking people. Club members correspond with foreign students and thus gain firsthand knowledge of their customs and peculiarities of the language. Social events which allow students to imitate similar functions of the Spaniards are scheduled throughout the year. In addition Los Osos members participate in all inter- curricular affairs, such as the Miss Sylvan Hills Contest. Mary Reinhardt Miss S. H. H. S. Representative 170 IpeNiors of tt } (33) CJ , .J % 'di QSku jc r j Y x v Y J ' Z fclc y% -v? V loo h sf T f (j , . S 0o-A_O C I(3:y ?iU ”P (31) CeO u 6U JLt y ip- .p-,, 7, 6 J Ui i - 0 -4 t H kf i UYOo tnatxrw. ffi T7 O' ) !SbPi 4X Cam9( £?(. -rv20X Letterman’s Club ROW 1 Coach Gilbert, Coach Skipper, Gresham, Balkman, Brockinton, Burrow, Witcher, Coach Blenden. ROW 2 Clark, Hild, Etheridge, Stewart, Cooper, McElderry, Yielding, Jenkins ROW 3 Bintliff, McCullum, Taylor, Zimmerman, Scott, Shields, Duncan, Tweedy, Love Hi-Y ROW Is Holladay, Weeks, Mills, ROW 2: Spinks, Stewart, Yielding Holman, Haley, ROW 3: Jenkins, Brockington, Clemons, Dare, Love Collins, ROW 4: McCollum, Duncan, Briggs, Freeman, Scott, Zimmerman, Hamilton. 172 Pep Club ROW 1: l. to R. — Harmon, Holladay, Grooms, Hughs, Campeil, McCool, Quillen ROW 2: Mukkala, Burrow, Reeves, Parkman, Rector Wirt, Shuffield, Gibson Clements, Johnson, Honeycutt ROW 3: Heslep, Broach, Carr, Elliot, Jolly, Shaw, Weeks, Killian, Bryant, Huddle ROW 4: Weatherly, Bryant, Ladd, Dent, Dotson, Rhodes, Venable, Attwood, Alston, ROW 5: Stewart, Campbell, Lane, Greenwood, Hatton, Plummer, West, Bmyersy Broach, ROW 6: Gunter Johns, Edmonstons, Johnson, White, ROW 7: Roark, Shy, Turkavic, Shy, Brothers Andrews, ROW 8: Rupert, Drennin, Wallace, Jennings, Adkinson y y 7nnlnm ih ROW 1: Edmonstons, Hill, Newton, Powell, Jones, Cartwright, Martin, Harmon, Westerman, Orr, Burrow, Goff, Wagner, ROW 2: Swift, Humphrey, Hamilton, Elliot, Gassaway, Shepard, Harp, Mukkala, ROW 3: Johnson, Broach, Brothers, Smith, Bridges, Frazier, Abbott, Roark, Harrell, Fortson, Ard, Kierre, Parkman, Boyer, ROW 5: Ramsey, Westerman, Jolly, Atha; Whitney, Harmon. Turkavic, O’Vale, Johns, ROW 6: Stanley, Williams, McKim, Knight 173 What’s Cooking in the Lab?? Want to hold the bottle for a while-for me, Toni? When it gets to 100 proof take it off the fire. „ Jr. High Physical Science ROW 1: Adams, Anderson, Clark, Stone, Hatton, Futch, Hamby, Brooks ROW 2: Alston, Parkman, Williams, Phillips, Heslip, Plummer, Fikes Vestal ROW 3: Tullar, Gloner, Warker, Duslaf, Jones, Tibbitt, Red Leaf, ROW 4: Sanders, Justice, Harmon, Wadler, Haley, Walker, Zebrerki, ROW 5: Johnson, Nailal, Harris, Dierre, Wiggins, Bentliff, Stone Jr. High Botany Club 175 Delores Pickard, Earleen Hodges, Janice Wiggs, Johnny Cook 1ST ROW: Jolly, PRESIDENT, Hall, VICE. PRES., Springer SEC., Anderson CHIEF FIRE MARSHALL, Bentliff, TREAS., Ward, Brucks, ROW 2: Newton, Pennington, Stone, Hanks, Presson Smith, Johnson, Bryant, ROW 3: Walker, Jones, Dearman, Steveison, Hanks Johnson, Harman, ROW 4: Futch, Clark, Jones, Grthrie, Harrison Bishop, Burrow ROW 5: Jones, Fortson, Parkman, Kierre, Wiggins Workman, Turkovic, Norman Jr. High Fife Marshalls 176 ROW 1: Anderson, CHIEF, Stone,CHanks .Bintliff, Jolly, Brucks, ROW 2: Stevenson, Jones, Dearman Wiggins, Hanks, Presson, Garrison Jr. High Red Cross From (L to R) James, Heslep, Jamison, Bratcher Engstrom, Teague 2ND ROW: Barbee. Holland, Clem- ents, Taylor, Hyatt BACK ROW: Worrell, Kilgore, ParKlfian, Martin Not Pictured; McCool, Huddle BACK ROW; Hanks Parkman, flylcJ Ruple, KNEELING; Smith, Cole, Wirt, Barnhart SITTING; Rhodes, Teague, Carr, Grooms 177 Jr. High Honor Society 1ST ROW: Linder, Springer, Anderson, Jamison, Abbot, Humphrey, 2ND ROW: Zrebski, Hamilton, Gunter, Fikes, Phillips, Frazier, Stanley, 3RD ROW; Campbell, Anderson, Andrews Bridges, Hardcastle Jr. High Student 1ST ROW; Bintrliff, Pres. Brothers, V. Pres. Fikes, Sec. Alston, Treas. Shepard, Simpson, Burrow, 2ND ROW: Spear, Workman, Robertson, Phillips, Adkisson, Edmondston, Dodson, Fine, 3RD ROW; Holladay, Clark, Capel 178 The People Behind the Scene Left to Right: Mrs. Emogene Brothers, Mrs. Jeanie Browning, Mrs. Ella Gangluff, Mrs. Kathleen Bryant, Mrs. Alberta Dawes. These arc the people who in the truest sense keep our school going. The ladies in the cafeteria prepare our meals and also make preparations for various banquets. The custodians are always busy keeping our school clean. Custodians i 79 Mr. Emmett Brockinton Mr. J. L. Hester NORTH HILLS PHARMACY Save your pennies by shopping at NORTH HILLS PHARMACY Prescriptions Sick Room Supplies Veterinary Supplies Ample Parking Gifts - Cosmetics Toys - Greeting Cards Dwight: Do you deliver ? Mr. Horn: Yes. Dwight: Would you please send jne some aspirin? Mr. Horn: Yes. Where do you live ? Dwight: Second floor, cell block number 17, Alcatraz. DWIGHT WITCHER MR. L. D. HORN At the sign of the mortar and pestle. 9700 Sylvan Hills Hwy. TE 5-4390 No. Little Rock, Ark. In the New Sylvan Hills Shopping Center 180 Compliments C. D. HARLAN’S CABINET The Shop of Distinction Rt. 3 Box 372, N. L. R. TE 5-4666 1200 W. Main Street Jacksonville 982-5834 GULLEY INSURANCE AGENCY All forms of insurance' FR 5-1252 410 W. 3rd Street Little Rock, Ark. things go better,i .-with Coke Pause...' Refresh COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF ARKANSAS 525 W. Capital Hwy. 67 North No. Little Rock Where ever you go . . . TWEEDY’S MOBILE HOME SERVICE is the best! ! 181 GROWING! GROWING-- GONE! Joseph C. Murphy, Jr. We're in a growing business. We know it takes time and energy to grow! Your first growth in the field of ed- ucation at Sylvan Hills High gives you a good start. KEEP GROWING! Virgie Lee Murphy Time is so valuable. Your growing time is so short! We are happy you took the time for education here. CONGRATULATIONS! ARKANSAS NURSERIES AND LANDSCAPING ARKANSAS FLORISTS 3210 John F. Kennedy Blvd. 9509 Sylvan Hills Road No. Little Rock, Arkansas No. Little Rock, Arkansas SK 3-6116 182 Go ahead! Build what you've always wanted. . . But Remember to Get Your Supplies at- KATTERJOHN CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. 12th and Willow Sts. No. Little Rock, Ark. Dial FRanklin 2-2291 Comfort Is General Electric Central Air Conditioning and Heating CENTRAL HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Y EATHER J RON All Electric Heat Pumps Electric Air Conditioning Gas Furnaces . Residential WE SERVICE . Commercial WHAT WE SELL Sales - Service Installation FR 5-9968 C. W. PLUMMER 2410 Pike Ave. No. Little Rock Heating and Air Conditioning 183 ECONOMY FURNITURE L m. McPherson co. North Hills Shopping Center Electrical Contractor 7100 Ark.-Mo. Hwy. TE 5-4515 North Little Rock TE 5-1313 7915 Sylvan Hills Highway MAMA BROOKS EGGS KEMPNER’S The Gem of Fine Eggs Shoes for Men - Women - and Children Women's Ready-to-Wear and Accessories Men's Furnishings Downtown Little Rock - Park Plaza Hot Springs 3923 North Crutcher St. SK 3-6813 FR 4-1216 BOB’S PIKE PLAZA BARBER Q) ECONOMY DRUG CO. SHOP Pike Plaza Center 104 Summit TE 5-9920 N. L. R. FR 4-3785 pXKE f, MS LAY-RITE CARPETS 2221 East Lee, NLR Style Shoes at Prices to save you money. 701 Main - Little Rock 184 HOME AUTO 410 East Washington FR 4-1287 ELLIS TIME SERVICE Jewelry and Watch Repair 101 No. Jeff Davis Jksvlle KREBS BROS. SUPPLY 413-415 West Capitol Ave. Little Rock, Arkansas Complete Equipment for Hotels . Restaurants Schools . Hospitals . Institutions 7110 Sylvan Hills Hwy. No. Little Rock, Ark. TWIN CITY PLUMBING CO. 601 E. Devon N. L.R. TE 5-2727 185 513 Center Street Little Rock, Arkansas FR 2-2218 YOUR BUILDING SUPPLY DEALER 7124 Sylvan Hills No. Little Rock 186 Hwy. 5 at W. Lee Prescriptions - TE 5-2828 Sundries - TE 5-2626 TE 5-3242 TAKE A TEST BEFORE YOU INVEST The only authorized testing center in Arkansas by National Business Career Guidance Foundation, Inc. CALL OR WRITE FOR A TEST APPOINTMENT SHERWOOD GROCERY CAPITAL CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE Little Rock Pine Bluff 118 Country Club Road No. Little Rock, Ark. TE 5-4550 HAROLD GWATNEY’S FINKBEINER PACKERS INC. CHEVROLET CO. 1415 West Main Jacksonville Sales and Processing Plant FR 4-4836 Abattoir and Stockyards MO 3-2405 Pine Bluff Plant FR 5-2125 GO SENIORS! ! TROY’S ROLLER DROME SKATELAND 4809 Asher LO 5-9819 7901 Warden St. TE 5-9943 or CA 5-3167 Make your next party a skating party Open 7:30 till 10 except Sunday Private and Class Lessons REPAIRS KITTLES GARAGE 1317 Popular North Little Rock, Arkansas (t PAPPY’S SHOE STORE” m L A Wise Person Buys at 206 Main FR 2-4140 No. Little Rock PARK HILL PHARMACY 722 J. F. K. Boulevard In the Vali Hi Shoppers Walk After School, Run to SYLVAN HILLS DAIRY FREEZE 9817 Sylvan Hills Hwy. UNITED FLOOR COVERING 112 Country Club Rd. No. Little Rock, Ark. (Sherwood) Phone TE 5-4888 LINOLEUM - TILE - CARPETING NLR FR 6-3866 Want to buy something different. . . ? - See - L. A. HORN ASSOCIATES, REALTORS 304 West 7th 188 Little Rock, Ark. CARTER T.V. SERVICE YOUR TROUBLES VAMgH Hwy. 5 at West Lee TE 5-1314 REEVES AUTO SUPPLY Wholesale Prices Hwy. 5 7913 Sylvan Hills Hwy. ART’S CONTINENTAL PETER’S AND WHITE WAREHOUSE PAINT AND HARDWARE 7ENITm Frigidaire Sherwood and Hwy. 5 TE 5-1911 4308 Conway Highway Compliments PHONE FRZ-OZ8 VERA’S BEAUTY SHOP and ( v7d DRUG CHIEF’S RADIO TV REPAIR 18th (r A1 PIE NORTH LITTLE ROCK,ARK. Gravel Ridge Hwy. 5 ftOME of Getter values PIKE PLAZA FABRIC CENTER Pike Plaza Shopping Center North Little Rock 2633 Pike N. L. R. FR 5-6504 189 THE TWIN CITY BANK Main and Second Streets No. Little Rock, Ark. Serving North Little Rock 61 Years SK 3-7322 THE QUILLEN AGENCY 4531 J. F. Kennedy Blvd. NLR GRAHAM BLUE PRINT CO. Personalized Service 05-AVest 2nd Street O Little Rock, Arkansas Phone FRanklin 5-1143 72201 OUR SINCERE WISH IS THAT EACH STUDENT IN THIS YEARBOOK WILL ACHIEVE SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN THE YEARS AHEAD. . . see us when in need of Architectural, Engineering or Drafting Supplies 190 Little 'PocK Hoi Springs WARD’S ICE CREAM 619 w. 3rd No. Little Rock FR 2-1029 ALLEN W. ARMBRUST GENERAL CONTRACTOR, INC. y r . W si cO Washington Independent Life Bldg. DILLAHA FRUIT COMPANY 300 East Markham Little Rock, Arkansas GO SENIORS GO i i WIRGES DAIRY GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 709 Koehler ARGENTA DRUG COMPANY 4th and Main Sts. North Little Rock, Ark. FR 4-4851 SYLVAN HILLS ESSO SERVICE 8526 Ark. -Mo. Hwy. Sylvan Hills DON’S MODEL FOOD MARKET TE 5-9915 TE 5-2415 North Hills Shopping Center MEATS Free Pick-up . Cutting - Curing and Wrapping . Quick Freeze BEEF AND PORK Specializing in Custom Butchering for Deep Freeze Dial SK 3-7278 KIERRE’S EXCLUSIVE MEATS 193 OAKES ‘DX’ STATION 9721 Sylvan Hills Hwy. North Little Rock, Arkansas ILLING BUS LINE Charter Bus Service FR 4-3735 Sweet Home, Ark. CHAMBERS DRUG COMPANY Drugs and Prescriptions Jacksonville Shopping Center 982-2117 1965-66 BRUIN BOOSTERS Double 'R' Florist 1424 W. Main, Jckvle. Roy Hardcastle's Conoco Sta. 4819 JFK Blvd. , NLR Mom Tot Lake Hill Center, NLR Babbit Veterinary 7801 Sylvan Hills Rd. , NLR Remount Grocery Hway 5, Gravel Ridge, NLR UNION MOTORS INC. PHILLIPS MEN’S STORE L i rotn Continental Comet - Mercury Lincoln 206 West Bdwy. FR 4-7574 SPLAWN OUTBOARD SERVICE-- 3128 Pike Ave. SK 3-6721 60 S Main Street Little Rock, Arkansas FR 4-6953 NLR 195 MILK At Your Store - At Your Door 2715 Confederate FR 4-5015 STONE CONCRETE DRAIN TILE - VERLON STONE - Owner Concrete Drain and Field Tile For Septic Tanks and Laterals Jacksonville-Cato Rd. 196 TE 5-3891 BRUIN STAFF A Special Day for the Seniors Anytime tomorrow will be o. k. I've only waited twelve years. I’m not sending this back no matter how it fits. Is there something wrong with your hands? My! Mrs. Pollard, what an expensive Mrs. Pollard and Mrs. Anderson working in their quiet, birthday cake. undisturbed domain. Mrs. Jack (Virginia) Bare retired last fall after 22 years of service. She had served as man- ager over five schools. The co-workers of the school presented her with a gold watch. The presentation was made by Mr. E. F. Dunn, Superintendent of Schools, at a reception given by Mr. and Mrs. David F. Greenwood at the home of Mr. Reynolds. 199 Our Alma Mater Wc salute your proud past. We have learned the meaning of loy- alty. . the value of friendship... the glory of victories that triumph over past defeat. You have pre- pared us for the years to come . . . and it is with humility and gratitude that wc resolve that our future achievements shall add hon- or to your name. 200 to u IkP1,s a. o r V , G� [ F q oj ° r A't rr x u , rjft 1a £ ' „nO ) • 7c (yjtsJt u£ A J (V 'JVV f ‘ TTl ufih visc cMvjf i ifi A 11 .. I wi?|