Umpire High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Umpire, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1973 volume:

1973 Wildcat Umpire High School Umpire. Arkansas Volume 111 Editors Francess Burgess. Terry Baggs Annual Dedicated To Spirited Sponsor Of The Wildcat Annual Miss Jones is upset over the loss by the Sr. Girls to Mur- freesboro. Miss Jones, keeping scores at the Gillham tournament. Miss Cheryl Jones We. the annual staff of the 1972-73 WILDCAT, proudly dedicate the WILDCAT to Miss Cheryl Jones. Miss Jor.es has been the sponsor of the annual for the past two years. She is a very outgoing and spirited person and one of the biggest fans of the basketball teams. 2 Administration Mr. Donald Manning. Principal I hope this yearbook will be a source of enjoyment to all of you in the years to come. Each of us can relive this year as we turn the pages of this annual. May all of us benefit by the rewarding ex- periences we have had at UHS. To the Annual Staff and the Sponsor. I wish to express my thanks and appreciation for making the 1973 Wildcat” a success. Mr Winfred Clardy. Superintendent School Board Members: Mr. Bob Pate. Mr. R. T. Alexander. Mr. Raymond Faulkner. Mr. R. H. Pinkerton, and Mr. Bob Manasco. 3 Faculty Guides Students Through Primary Stages Of Life Mrs. Jeanette McConnell First and Second Mrs. Virginia Hastings Third and Fourth Miss Norma Faulkner Fifth and Sixth Mr. Donald Manning Principal-Science Miss Lucille Leonard English Mr. O.P. Hastings Math-Geography Mr. Jimmy Dale Business-Social Studies Miss Cheryl Jones Home Economics-Science Mr. Charles McConnell Coach-Driver Education Mrs. Rose Dale Remedial Reading Mrs. Naida Tyndall Librarian-English PIGGLY WIGGLY “Sells-for-Less” Dierks, Arkansas R. C. Reese, Owner a School Employees .Janitor: Mr. P. E. Manasco Cooks: Mrs. Alice Sharp and Mrs. Addie Mae Chadwick Bus Drivers: Mr. Jimmy Dale. Mrs. Marilyn Keith. Mr. Rayford Manasco. Mr. Deloss Bailey, and Mrs Alma Ashbrooks. 5 Mechanic: Mr. Leonard McLaughlin In Memoriam Nebo Dewel Davis 1954-1972 Darrel Ray Pate 1955-1972 “Who. that hath ever been Could bear to be no more? Yet who would tread again the 9cene He trod through life before 6 On Saturday morning. May 6. 1972, the students and faculty of Umpire High School were awakened with the sad news of the death of their friends. Nebo Dewel Davis and Darrel Ray Pate, the night before. No one can fill the vacancies left by these young men. Sports Senior Boys Provide Exciting Games Senior boys Wildcats include from left to right: back, Steve Linville, Kerry Strasner. Dennis Kitchens, Russel Jones, front, David Kitchens, Paul Faulkner, Mike Linville. Steve prepares to feed the ball to David for two points. Umpire sets up for two points. 8 WICKES TELEPHONE COMPANY Wickes, Arkansas Senior Girls Have A Good Season Umpire Senior Girls Wildcats include from left to right: back. Norma Bailey. Brenda Alexander, Debbie Manasco. Pam Davis, Ann Pate, front. Terry Baggs. Donna Golden. Laura Kit « hens Jan Kirby Senior Girls receive runner-up trophy from Gillham Senior Toumev. I aura Kitchens shows first signs of spoiling Gillham s homecoming game. Brenda gets the ball down the floor. Norma drops in free throw against Gillham. OWLS DRUG STORE, Dub Davis. Dierks, Ark. ph. 286-2861 9 Junior Boys Faced A Tough Season Junior boys left to right, back: Ronnie Hunter. Curtis Jones. Tommy Cowart. Anthony Ashbrooks. Timmy Pinkerton. Brian Lynch. Gregg Greene. Pat Hastings front: Charles Linville. Scott Kitchens. Jimmy Higgns. Jimmy Manasco. Jimmy Davis, Donnie Lynch. Not Pictured: Steve Alexander. The Junior Boys came out this season with a pretty inexperienced team, and with an ex- tremely tough schedule. Some of the teams were equal enough in experience, size and strength to be equal threats in the district tourney. Our boys played each of these teams far better than people expected them to. They always showed the determination and fighting spirit of an UMPIRE WILDCAT! 10 BOBBY’S DRIVE INN, Dierks, Ark. Open 10-10 Phone 286-2758 Junior Girls Fought Hard To Win Junior Girls include left to right, back row: Freida Davis, Debbie Pinkerton. Ann Palmer. Marrian Baggs. Kay Kirby. Lynn Hunter. Front row: Sherry Baggs, Marie Hill, Janice Bailey. Lisa Cowart, Anita Manasco Umpire hits two from the field. Lynn prepares to sink a free throw. The Junior Girls faced a pretty tough season this year. They did exceptionally well to have a fairly inexperienced team. They were put out of district pretty early, but the team that beat them went on to take the district tourney, so this was by no means a dis- grace! Debbie and Lynn work for two points against Van-Cove. PIGGLY WIGGLY — “Sells-for-Less” Dierks, Ark. R.C. Reese, Owner Organizations Extracurricular Activities Add To Education Student Council Student Council discusses plans for Activity Board and a new clock for the gym. Scenes of Christmas activities sponsored by the Student Council. PIGGLY WIGGLY, Mena DEAN NOKWOOD FLORIST, DeQueen DIERKS FLOWER AND VARIETY J L SHOE STORE, Dierks 13 The Annual Staff work� hard to meet their deadline. 14 YORK-GARY Chevrolet Olds. Nashville, Arkansas Elementary School Librarians The ninth (trade girls learn how to classify books. WISNER CHEVROLET Glenwood, Arkansas 15 Mr. And Miss U.H.S. Norma Bailey and Gary Jones were elected Mr. Miss U.H.S. by the Student Body. Both have readily participated in the activities of our school. Norma types ads for the annual. Gary discusses the purchase of the activity board. MENA TOBACCO CANDY CO. Mena, Arkansas SKILLERN FURNITURE APPLIANCE Nashville, Arkansas 17 BEST PERSONALITY CUTEST Gary Jones Brenda Alexander Francess Burgess Kerry Strasner MOST ATHLETIC Mike Linviile Norma Baile NEATEST Judy Morris Steve Linviile THE UNION BANK OF MENA Mena, Arkansas NASHVILLE FARM IMPLEMENT, INC. “Nothing Runs Like A Deer ’ 18 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gary Jones Terry Baggs WITTIEST Donna Golden Steve Linville MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Brenda Alexander Kerry Strasner BEST ALL AROUND Terry Baggs Mike Linville LANE HATCHERIES Wickes, Arkansas WASHBURN FURNITURE Mena. Arkansas MOST COURTEOUS Robin Thornton David Kitchens MOST DEPENDABLE David Kitchens Brenda Alexander CHANDLER-TURNER FORD SALES INC. DeQueen, Arkansas I FRIENDLIEST Terry Bag Mike Linville These students were elected by the entire student body in October for our 1972-73 Wildcat. We congratulate these individuals for winning these honors. ARCHIE COTHREN INS. AGENCY Dierks, Arkansas Seniors TERRESA ANN BAGGS Annual Staff 3.4; Basketball 3.4; Library Staff 3; Paper Staff 4; Sr. Play 3.4; Student Council 4; Who’s W’ho 3,4; Class Secretary 4; TRANSFER: FHA 1.2; Honor Society 1. A For NORMA ANNETTE BAILEY Annual Staff 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Halloween Queen 1; Paper Staff 4; Class Vice-President 1,2,3.4; Student Council 3.4; Who’s Who 3.4; Sr. Play 3. WILMA FRANCESS BURGESS Annual Staff 3.4; Basketball 1,2; Halloween Queen 4; Paper Staff 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Class President 1; Class Sec.-Treasurer 2,4; Who’s Who 4. SAV-U-FOOD STORE Dierks, Arkansas GILBERT HARDWARE SUPPLY Dierks, Arkansas DONNA KAYE GOLDEN Annual Staff 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,- 4; Library Staff 3; Halloween Queen 3; Sr. Play 3,4; Class President 3,4; Class Vice-President 4; Class Sec-Treasurer 1; Who’s Who 3,4. Time Joy GARY ALLEN JONES Annual Staff 4; Basketball 4; Halloween King 4; Sr. Plav 3,4; Student Council 4; TRANSFER: German Club 1.2; Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 2.3. MANNING’S MOBILE STATION Dierks, Arkansas FREDS DeQueen, Arkansas 23 Undergrads Juniors Are “Almost There” Brenda Alexander Debbie Manasco Susy Anderson Judy Morris David Kitchens Kerry Strasner Mike Lin ville Robin Thornton Steve Linville Miss Jones Juniors make plans for Junior-Senior Banquet. WILKERSON FUNERAL HOME DeQueen, Arkansas FRIENDLY FORD SALES Glenwood, Arkansas 25 Tenth Grade “Looks To The Future’’ Gary Arivett Linda Aylor Wilda Cowart Pam Davis Renda Despain Phyllis Duckett Paul Faulkner Russell Jones Pat Kesterson Jan Kirby Dennis Kitchens Laura Kitchens Anne Pate Mr. Hastings Ninth Grade Adjusts To High School Atmosphere Steve Alexander Sherri Baggs Vickie Burgess Tommy Cowart Brenda Davis Debby Davis Freida Davis Pam Donaldson Pat Hastings Ronnie Hunter Chinna Lemons Anita Manasco Butch Morris Anne Palmer Debbie Pinkerton Miss Leonard 26 MURFREESBORO LUMBER CO. Murfreesboro, Arkansas FIRST NATIONAL BANK Mena, Arkansas Eighth Grade Learns The Art Of Studying Timmy Arivett Gregg Greene Marie Hill Lynn Hunter Curtis Jones Scott Kitchens Brian Lynch Janet Miller Coach McConnell Not shown: Peggy Barrett Seventh Grade Finds New World In High School Anthony Ashbrooks Marrian Baggs Janice Bailey Barbara Burgess Lisa Cowart Jimmy Davis Jimmy Higgins Kay Kirby Charles Linville Donnie Lynch Jimmy Manasco Lisa Morris Boyce Pate Darrel Pate Royce Pate Timmy Pinkerton Donnie Seals Mrs. Tyndall Not shown: Dorothy Duggan i - HARRIS DRUG STORE DON’S FIN A STATION DeQueen, Arkansas Hatfield, Arkansas Elementary Sixth Grade — Six Down, Six To Ronald Alexander Patsy Anderson Bet hi Baggs Marvin Burgess Mary Burgess Lonetta Davis Tony Davis Johnny Higgins Virginia Hill Rex Jones Stan Kesterson Kevin Lemons Opie Lemons Charles Manning Brad Morris Hilda Simmons Dale Thompson Fifth Grade Reaches New Horizons In School Not Pictured: Carl Barrett Rickey Barrett Kelly Turner Steve Baber Karen Bailey Joan Burgess Sandy Chambers Tina Dowdy La Dale Hill Shelly Kirkpatrick David Krantz James Parton Rickey Pinkerton Olena Tipton ERNIE DUNLAP STORE, Kirby. Arkansas PIGGLY WIGGLY, Nashville, Arkansas TOLLETT AUTO PARTS, Nashville, Arkansas BAKERS IGA FOOD STORE. Glenwood, Arkansas 29 Fourth Grade — Carolyn Alexander Yvonne Arivett Otessa Davis Jimmy Golden Robert Higgins Beth Kitchens Lee Lemons Mary Beth Manasco Develops Good Study Habits Brian Morris Mark Palmer Rickey Smith Jackie Thompson Not shown: David Duggan Third Grade — Moves Into New Surroundings Not shown: Marty Jeff Alexander Renee Arivett Paula Brand James Burgess Bobbie Cogbum Mickey Davis Tommy Dowdy Tony Kirkpatrick Clark Kitchens Mark Kitchens Jerry Dee Linville Lisa Linville Jerry Manasco Todd Manasco Carla Manning Sue Part on Steve Pate Judi Pinkerton Paul Tipton Alexander 30 PEOPLES BANK Dierks, Arkansas Second Grade — Gets Into The Routine Of School David Anderson Garth Burgess Trina Dowdy Becky Ewart Gary Gatlin Jeanie Hamer Joyce Kirby Kim McLaughlin Darla Pinkerton First Grade Where The Action Is Not shown: D’Nell Barrett Jane Burgess Jo Chadwick Jerry Cogbum Gregg Ewart Michael Friend Kristy Golden Penny Kirkpatrick Debra Krantz Kelly Lynch Sissie Parton Sheila Pinkerton Hal Strasner Kenny Tabler Linda Thornton Jeffery Tipton 31 All Around School 32 Advertisers Ramage Studio Camera Shop Nashville Pile Rexall Drugs - Nashville Steuart Cooley Supply Nashville K. M. Grocery - Salem George Baker - Glenwood John Plver Plumbing Glenwood Woodard Drug Store Glenwood Fred's - Nashville George Robinson Co. Nashville Otasco Store - Nashville Knod Grocery - DeQueen Alert Gas 52 - Dierks Kerr McKee - Dierks Wilson Alsabrook - Dierks Hob Nob Cafe - DeQueen Lofton Hardware • Dierks Leo’s Conoco Station Otasco - Mena Jean Aleshire Gulf Station Cove Montgomery Ward - Nashville Wayne Davis DX Station Glenwood Western Auto - Glenwood Ben Franklin - DeQueen Rose Hill Flower Shop DeQueen Automotive Parts Co. DeQueen Wickes Hardware - Wickes Otasco - DeQueen Super Boosters Cotton’s D.X. Station - Dierks Hardware Furniture Supplies Building - Lockesburg Jeannie Lynn’s Dress Shop DeQueen Glen's Jewelry Shop - DeQueen Ben Franklin - Mena White Auto Store - Dierks Sharps Grocery - Dierks Raley Chevrolet-Olds, Inc. DeQueen DeQueen Motor Co. First National Bank - DeQueen A. G. Gentry Auto Store Wickes Gary’s Fabric Center DeQueen Hurry to Urray’s - DeQueen Mena Cycle Center Rephan’s Department Store Mena McMillan Craig Dry Goods Mena Adam Eve Shoppe - Mena Kozy Komer Kafe - Dierks Boosters Wilson Hardware - DeQueen Cranes Grocery Market Potter Hamilton Insurance-(MFA) Hatfield The Lighthouse - Wickes Turner Tire Store - Mena Smedley’s Department Store Murfreesboro Reed's Gulf - Dierks Budget Shoe Store - Mena G. R. Ford Tractor Sales Wickes DeQueen Beauty Salon FTD Smith Florist Gift DeQueen Fowler General Store Wickes Bob Carver Chev.-Olds, Inc. Mena Guver-Quillin Funeral Home Mena Reynolds - Mena Mena Glass Company Hilton Motors Inc. • Mena Watkins Hardware - Mena Hunts - Mena Petty Ace Hardware - Mena Crawford Motors Co. Glenwood Glenwood 66 Station Jessie Red Dickerson Cove Smith’s Locker Plant Murfreesboro Family Shoe Store Boot-Corral DeQueen The Dress Shop - Dierks Lux Corner Cafe - Glenwood Marguerite Russell Lockesburg Youngs Fina Station Dierks TOT-N-TEEN Ladies Shop Mena Epilogue “Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower We will grieve not. rather find strength in what remains behind. —William Wordsworth 35 in WALSWORTH Marrrlinr Mo ISA m WALSWOftTH Morcotm . Mo., U.S.A