Umpire High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Umpire, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1971 volume:

Editor Jeannie Alexander Wildcat 1971 Assistant Editor LaTrecia Keith Umpire High School Umpire, Arkansas Volume I High School Building Grade School Building Lunchroom Gymnasium i Table Of Contents Dedication Administration Senior Junior High Elementary Activities Organizations Sports Advertisements Epilogue 7-13 14-18 19-24 25-27 28-32 33-34 The 1971 Wildcat Is Dedicated To Miss Judy Gilleylen We, the Annual Staff of 1971, take pleasure in dedicating our annual, the WILDCAT, to Miss Judy Gilleylen. Her friendliness to the students and her devotion to the teaching profession has been an inspiration to all of us. Without her guidance, this annual would not have been possible. Miss Gilleylen explains shorthand symbols to Jeannie Alexander. Miss Gilleylen is proofreading annual work. Administration I would like to commend Miss Gilleylen and the Annual Staff for a job well done on the 1970-71 WILDCAT Annual. May the pages of this book always be a source of enjoyment and pleasure to the students of the Umpire Schools. Don Manning, Principal School Board Winfred Clardy, Superintendent Bob Pate, R. T. Alexander, Raymond Faulkner, R. H. Pinker- ton, Bobby Manasco. Faculty Strives To Prepare Students For Life Mr. Donald Manning Principal - Science Mr. Charles McConnell Coach - Driver Education Miss Lucille Leonard English Miss Judy Gilleylen Business - Math Mrs. Naida Tyndall Social Studies - Librarian Miss Cheryl Jones Home Economics - Science Mrs. Jeanette McConnell First and Second Grades Mr. Jimmy Dale Third and Fourth Grades Miss Norma Faulkner Filth and Sixth Grades 5 Umpire School Employees Bus Drivers: W. F. (Billy) Burgess, Deloss Bailey, Flenola Janitor: P. E. Manasco Manasco, Rayford Manasco, Jimmy Dale, Alma Ashbrooks. Cooks: Mrs. Alice Sharp, Mrs. Bill D. Krantz. Secretary: Mrs. Bobbie Hunter. 6 SENIORS JEANN1E ALEXANDER WILLIAM BURGESS Class President 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Sr. Play 4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Who’s Who 4 Annual Staff Editor 4 Halloween King 2,4 Sr. Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Fire Marshal 3,4 Student Council 4 PHYLLIS DAVIS Class Treasurer 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Sr. Play 4 Annual Staff 4 SHARON EASLEY Class Treasurer 4 Glee Club 2 Halloween Queen 4 Sr. Play 4 Annual Staff 4 MARLINE GOLDEN Class Vice-President 3 Halloween Queen 2 Basketball 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Who’s Who 4 Sr. Play 4 8 BEASLEY WOOD FUNERAL HOME REXALL DRUGS Class Secretary 3,4 Basketball lt2,3,4 Sr. Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Who's Who 4 Halloween Queen 3 Sr. Play 4 Scorekeeper 4 Annual Sta|| 4 Who's Who 4 Fire Marshal 4 VICKY WHITTEN LEQU1ETA SEALS Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 2 Sr. Play 4 DENNIS TIPTON Fire Marshal 3,4 Sr. Play 4 Halloween King 1,3 Basketball 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Track 3 Class Vice-President Halloween Queen 1 Scorekeeper 2 Basketball 1,3 Sr. Play 4 Student Council Annual Staff 4 Who's Who 4 Glee Club 2 UNION BANK of mena A. G. GENTRY AUTO 9 UNDERGRADS Juniors Seek Success Karen Despain Latrecia Keith Sheila Linvllle Randy Miller Warren Morris Ronnie Pate Danny Seals Eddie Thompson Danny Tipton YORK GARY CHEVROLET CO. FARM BUREAU 11 Grade - Small But Determined Steve Allison Norma Bailey Francess Burgess Nebo Davis Donna Golden Debbie Pate Not Shown: Phyllis Miller Ninth Grade Works For Credits Brenda Alexander Mike Llnville Steve Llnville Debbie Manasco Judy Morris Stanley Parsons Darrel Pate Von Pate Kerry Strasner Robin Thornton Not Shown: David Kitchens WHITTEN’S GROCERY AND STATION FIRST NATIONAL BANK of oe queen Eighth Grade Gains Confidence Gary Arivett Linda Aylor J. D. Davis Pam Davis Renda Despain Kenneth Easley Paul Faulkner Pat Kesterson Jan Kirby Dennis Kitchens Laura Kitchens Ann Pate Kathy Thacker Amber Thornton Brenda Turner Seventh Grade Enters A New Environment Steve Alexander Vickie Burgess Wayne Burgess Brenda Davis Debby Davis Freida Davis Pam Donaldson Anita Manasco Gene Morris Ann Palmer Debbie Pinkerton Bobbie Sue Qualls Not Shown: Robbie Miller KEAVER DEBEAKING COMPANY MINERAL SPRINGS HARDWARE FURNITURE 13 ELEMENTARY Sixth Grade Looks Ahead Timmy Arivett Gregg Greene Marie Hill Lynn Hunter Scott Kitchens Janet Miller Debbie Qualls Travis Thornton Fifth Grade Develops Good Study Habits Janice Bailey Barbara Burgess Jimmy Davis Kay Kirby Charles Linville Jimmy Manasco Lisa Morris Boyce Pate Darrell Pate Royce Pate Timmy Pinkerton Donnie Seals PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION FIRST NATIONAL BANK of nashville 15 Fourth Grade Works Hard Ronald Alexander Marvin Burgess Mary Burgess Lonetta Davis Tony Davis Virginia Hill Stanley Kesterson Charles Manning Brad Morris Johnnie Mae Qualls Hilda Simmons Dale Thompson Third Grade Buckles Down Karen Bailey Joan Burgess Sandy Chambers Marty Dowdy Tina Dowdy La Dale Hill Shelly Kirkpatrick David Krantz James Parton Rickey Pinkerton Olena Tipton 16 WILKERSON FUNERAL HOME GILBERT HARDWARE Second Grade Progresses In All Fields Carolyn Alexander Yvonne Arivett Kay Cannon Otessa Davis Jimmy Golden Mary Beth Manasco Brian Morris Mark Palmer Sandra Qualls Ricky Smith Jackie Thompson Cecilia Ward Not Shown: Beth Kitchens First Grade Sounds Off To Learning Jeffery Alexander Rene Arivett James Burgess Mickey Davis Tommy Dowdy Jeanie Hamer Ann Johnson Tony Kirkpatrick Clark Kitchens Mark Kitchens Jerrie Dee Linville Lisa Linville Jerry Manasco Todd Manasco Carla Manning Shelly Miller Sue Parton Steve Pate Judi Pinkerton Paul Tipton Carlene Thornton Dorothy Ward CHANDLER - TURNER FORD SALES WISENER CHEVROLET COMPANY 17 Elementary Activities Mrs. McConnell's first and second grades are working with numbers. Mr. Dale tells the boys at noon that they should NOT sell marbles for a DIME each. The third and fourth grades are doing a writing lesson under Mrs. Dale's supervision. Carla Manning and Todd Manasco were crowned Halloween Queen and King for the elementary school. Miss Faulkner instructs the fifth and sixth grades in English. Students enjoy the free ride that the slide provides. ACTIVITIES Mr. And Miss U.H.S JEANNIE ALEXANDER and WARREN MORRIS Mr. Mrs. U.H.S., elected by the student body, have been successful in many ways. Both have good personal- ities. Jeannie has served her basketball team four years and has been active in nearly every organization available throughout ther senior year. Warren has played on the basket- ball team for two years and has been active in school activities. Jeannie and Warren put their best efforts forward in the production of the WILDCAT annual. Most Talented Neatest Latrecia Keith Troy House Vicky Whitten Danny Seals Most Likely To Succeed Wittiest Marline Golden Danny Tipton Vicky Whitten Keith Alexander 21 Best Personality Jeannie Alexander Warren Morris Most Athletic Pam Greene Keith Alexander Best All Around Jeannie Alexander Keith Alexander Most Beautiful Most Handsome Vicky Whitten Warren Morris 22 ident was elected by the student body. William Burgess and Sharon Easley were crowned Halloween The Seniors had a senior privilege of decorating the Christmas King and Queen of Umpire High School. tree this year. The ninth graders discuss the Christmas party with Mrs. Mr. Manning keeps close watch on studyhall. Tyndall before studyhall. ALEXANDER’S GROCERY AND STATION 23 Santa brings good cheer as he visits the school during the Mr. Dale and Mr. Manasco look on as Mr Manning works Christmas party. on a school bus. These Seniors are hard at work in Miss Gilleylen’s typing Dennis and William say that they want in the picture too' class. 24 GLENWOOD DAIRY ORGANIZATIONS U.H.S. Develops Organizations Fire Marshalls Student Librarians MOUNT AIRE POULTRY COMPANY Mrs. Tyndall employs student help in the library. Student Council helps instill Christmas spirit. 27 The Annual Staff is having fun after a period of work. Fire Marshalls promote safety. SPORTS Senior Basketball Teams Front Row: Ronnie Pate, Ray Counts, Keith Alexander, Danny Tipton, Warren Morris. Standing: Randy Miller, Eddie Thompson. Front Row: Sheila Linville, Pam Greene, Norma Bailey, Jeannie Alexander, Phyllis Davis. Standing: Debbie Pate, Francess Burgess, Donna Golden. Junior Boys Basketball Team Front Row: David Kitchens, Paul Faulkner, Steve Alexander. Standing: Kerry Strasner, Steve Linville, Dennis Kitchens, Mike Lin ville. Junior Girls Basketball Team Front Row; Freida Davis, Robin Thornton, Anita Manasco, Debbie Pinkerton, Ann Palmer, Laura Kitchens. Standing: Ann Pate, Brenda Alexander, Debbie Manasco, Jan Kirby, Renda Despain, Kathy Thacker, Amber Thornton, Pam Davis. 30 OWL DRUG STORE Junior boys pose with their sportsmanship trophy from Coach McConnell discusses senior boys strategy. Umpire Invitational Tournament. LANE POULTRY 31 Coach McConnell awaits final score. Senior girls hand Dierks their first defeat. Final score 43-33. Junior girls with winner trophy from Hatfield Invitational Junior wildcats on their way to another victory Tournament. 32 PIGGLEV WIGGLEY - OIERKS ADVERTISERS BOOSTERS Glenwood Hearld Wrights Gro. Davis Funeral Home City Barber Shop Friendly Ford Sales Duckett Gro. • Sta. Wayne's Sooner Sta. Doc's Drive Inn Woodard Drug Store Alton Auto Supply Pike County Poultry Co. Murfreesboro Lumber Co. Hunter's Gro. Sta. Candy Stripe Cafe Ron's Barber Shop Vic's Dollar Store - Mena Rephans Department Store Willie Fugit Ford Sales Ernie Dunlap Gro. Sta. Jones Gro. Sta. Glenwood City Cafe Nashville News Stuart's Farm Store Birkley TV Service C risp DX Station Pile Drug Store Country Gent Gary's House of Fabrics Nashville Drug Western Auto Skillern's Furniture Ram age Studio Piggley Wiggley - Nashville Joda's Restaurant Gulf Oil Corpi Southwestern Furniture B W Food Store Billie's Flower Shop Carlton Construction Co. Bramco Wolff's Drug Store Odell Grocery Barton's Gro. Monty's Restaurant Tollett's Auto Parts Cooley Supply Co. Pat Honeycutt Agency Smith Stop Shop Plunkett Motor Co. Allbaghn's Florist Hess Flower Shop Mena Star Geyer Funeral Home Market Basket Gro. First National Bank Oklahoma Tire Supply Goss Furniture Watkins' Hardware Dingier Drug Store McMillin Craig Budget Shoe Store - Mena Mena Tobacco Candy Co. Hughes Gro. Myers Gro. Don's Fina Sta. G R Ford Tractor Sales Fowler's Gen. Store Knod Gro. Co. D. H. Baldwin Automobile Parts Supply Ritchie Gro. Co. DeQueen Beauty Saloon Brookes Drug Store Double Day Cleaners Lake Manning Sooner Station Hill's Dozer Auto Parts of Dierks H W Laundry Carwash Lofton Hardware Dierks Gift Shop White's Auto Parts Shutes' Drive Inn Turner's Gro. Sta. Carl's Building and Supply John Plyler Plumbing DX Station Lambert Shoe Shop Bargain Shoe Store Gulf Service Station Glenwood Florist Smedley's Dept. Store Lonestar Gro. Motel Garner's Service Station Everett's Gro. Merle Norman Town Country Lucks' Seed Store Mineral Springs Cleaners Hunter Hut C afe Ruth Price Florist Grannis Cafe Young's Gulf Sta. Cook's Service Sta. Reese Tie Co. Reynold's Variety Quality Shoe Store - Mena Mena Glass Co. Tot-n-Teen Petty Hardware Piggley Wiggley - Mena Don's Dairy Hut Quick Pick Hamilton Realty Ins. Wickes Hardware The Lighthouse Hob Nob C afe Smith's Florist Chandler Ford Sales Ray's Fashions Urrey's Dean Norwood Florist Brook's Drug Store Billy R. McGrew Auto Sales Burke's Gro. Sta. DX Sta. - Glenwood E. J. Jackson Lane's Gro. Dress Shop Howard County Credit Bureau Glascow Station - New Hope Tuttle Bait House C. L. Cogburn Raley Sales, Inc. KBHC Radio Station Polk Co. Farm Assoc. Pate's Cleaners Casual Shop Burgess Garage Welding Shop Vic's Dollar Store Nashville Martin's Freeze King Recreation Center Quality Shoe Store Nashville Carroll Building Appli. Young's Fina Station Drive-Inn Epilogue Annual Staff Standing: Lequieta Seals, Vicky Whitten, Randy Miller, Dennis Tipton, William Burgess, Danny Tipton, Eddie Thompson, Keith Alexander, Danny Seals, Ray Counts, Troy House, Warren Morris, Audrey Aylor, Karen Despain. Seated: Sheila Linville, Jeannie Alexander, Pam Greene, Sharon Easley, Marline Golden, Latrecia Keith. Not Shown: Phyllis Davis, Ronnie Pate. In this yearbook the annual staff has tried to present a pictorial history of the year of 1970-71. We would like to thank all those who helped to make this annual possible. We hope that in the years to come that we can look back at this publication with pride and that it will help bring to memory a wonderful year spent at U. H. S. 35 ? I