Wilbur D Mills High School - Comet Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1973 volume:

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A f ffJ?1Ai,, 4 f Q X Q , if ' '59 3 1 . -f 3 gig 'A'-N W Q 322 ' I ' V , V, v Vx 3 4' 1' x in 1 Q X 'T e U Q ff 1- 'KY E My an I bf new situations and challenges Guiding the sophomores through their sunrise and help' ing the seniors plan the sunset of their high school careers, with- out forgetting the juniors in be- tween, is a difficult taslc. Every- one must be heard and no one can be left out. The long summer hours spent filling out schedules, plus the school hours spent making sug- gestions and finding information, all blend in together to form help- ful guidance in preparation for the future. A school cannot he complete without a qualified counselor or a competent student council advisor. We are fortunate to have both in one person. For providing the leadership we need most, we have chosen to express our appreciation through the dedi- cation of the 1973 Comet to KEITH STRAUGHN. t Si v.,, , 'wax you're a good 1,MTf,., N., rp' , ,, eff . , ff A friend, keith sfraughn A, . Qpfanlj Keith Straughn with son Greg a A .f Q' . The clay . . . for The year . . 'ir 'xii sas i' CLef'tj Mrs. Margaret Reynoldsg Cliightj Mrs. Cathy Houser John Voegele and lohn Moore, prinf 'ipal and assistant principal of Mills. ace many problems common to high school administrators. But it is the man- ner with which they handle these prob- lems that makes them uncommon people. They are able to maintain good discipline and smooth relations with the students and faculty. It is extremely important to a school to have leadership that works to magnify its good qualities, while not forgetting its problems and needs. Mills is fortunate to have leaders that do just that. Calming down the hassle of the office, and preventing it, keeps Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Houser busy each school day of the year. With Mrs. Reynolds taking care of the secretarial duties, and Mrs. Houser the financial affairs, they organize the office staff and keep all running smoothly. in '3 fl! S. l language department focuses omni I ,ff rc A M., If Y -1 APC' fr .1 V, 2 1 r l l fi Mrs. Linda Bowers Mrs. Lois Cox Mrs. Gail Goodrum Mrs. Edith I-Iardage Eng. III, Speech I Eng. II Eng. II Eng. IV The make-believe of mythology, the adventure of Plymouth Rock, the new approach to grammar, and the drama of Macbeth or Beyond the Horizon all create interest in English at Mills. Varieties of activities from reading Grapes of Wrath to observing The Tempest on stage are examples of doing outside work. The Language Department is very versatile, including a Journalism class, Spanish classes, and Speech and Drama classes. -Q A 'LI f AV 4 ,. V ,Q H, V,.f-ff ,....1,.: . Mrs. Clarice Hightower Drama, Speech I, II . . , . . ' -VJ, K . A f 3 I 0 'ri ' r .4 .. , - 91 JAE. EM ag Q 1 I l f improvement in communication . . . , ..,.., 4.1. ,av Bob Moore Mrs. Clovita Rice Spegch I Eng. III, Spanish I, II -, ' go 8 I iii! 4 LK ' 'lvaifc YZ. Mrs. Becky Rogers Mrs. Doris Rutherford Eng. III, Iourrialism English IV new' f-fl I gi liizciuvwl LA-5 'u ,. ., ,pf fam 131 ff FV J ' lmli 121171 1f0f4'W 1 'wus 1' :Muff 4' ' O . Quo.. .fer 4 JU i S i ? 1 1 Creating an interest in a new and differ- ent language, the Mills Math department teaches students to speak in terms of formulas, equations, and mathematical def- initions. Math offered at Mills is expanding more each year, with a variety of courses such as Applied Math, Algebra I and H, Geometry, and Analysis, which has ad- vanced the department considerably in striving for academic goals. The math department is teaching this mathematical language in order to aid collegefbound students who will rely heavily on it during later vears of learning. Tom Blackwell Analysis, Geometry, Physics 3 15. aaai-333 l'li never understand arithmetic if I live to he twentY! Ev ff TTHEELEMENTSW' - Li gg, it hi -- , He iz T 4-I iy'2.rgiT,lih1:. No M9 C N 0 F 'li' ll 'inf' if lftamk-1 -. 'K Miami 5-' E.. Vgyy I R Alllsii' P . 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Virgil Berthea Business and Applied Math, Algebra I language aids college-bound students social studies department ' uf'- K' fa ' i ti, ,J , x l 1 l I l V Y Kathy Ratclitfe, Kurt Mellinqer and Cynthia Mosely count mock election Rickey Jenlrins and Mr. Farmer clown votes. around . . . 1 1 11.3 Y' '4Ml1 if Us During his free period' Mr, Bailey grew e mugfeche, Fred Williams malces Christmas decorations for the social studies trees of many lands. gy A,,,,,,,,,,..gmai 1 1 .E few: 4 sponsors mock election E. 1 F John Farmer, Am. Mrs. Lorraine Smith Hist., Ark. Hist. AID- HiSf- Mrs. Scotta Sheets Raymond Bailey Pgyq SOC., VV, Arn. Govt., Ark. Hist, W, Geo, Hist., W. Hist. O . Sfuclenfs malte decorations for Festival of Fun Christmas +rees. With courses from American History to Psy- chology and extra activities like field trips and mock elections, the Social Studies Dept. offers many learning opportunities. It has a sufficient supply of maps and books and four competent teachers who are concerned, helpful resources on the world around us Cand preceding usb. The courses in the Social Studies Dept. are very important in the lives of students because they teach real situations and explain reasons for the successes or failures in various societies and cultures. This hopefully will keep students from making the same mistakes . . . .WB Mrs, Sheets shows off her Christmas present. business department expands to The Business Department has all the courses needed to train students to go into the business Field. The courses offered are Typing l and II, Accounting, Business Machines, Bookkeeping, B.O.E., Record Keeping and Shorthand. Data Pro! cessing is a new course, and 15 students are en- rolled in this class. Most of the students who were enrolled this year plan to begin a business vocation after graduation. An extensive curriculum at Mills will hopefully have prepared them. .S Mrs. Sarah Mrs. Cindy Noltensmeyer Business Typing II, Accounting Shorthand I 8: II Bookkeeping B.O'.E. wk 'V JV Mrs. Sharon johnson Mrs. ludy Brady Advanced Typing, B.O.E,., Intermediate Accounting, Bookkeeping Typing meet pupil needs i xi Wfm. Nsmvf- Wa M-:ff 1 Mrs. Rosalind Molden Typing I, Record Keeping science develops an understanding ' - gLFGfriift'b+ QL i as m.:Vwh.cmt Y .V kink! r -' f luirrmr. mcu.1nit,c,,,,M N R' lBelowl Crabs, star-fish, frogs. and earlhworms are iusf some of the vicfims of Bioloqy students. From the power of the atom to the mystery of human biology, the science department couples teacher talent with student ability to take Mills a step further in attaining a high educational standard de- sired by all schools. By holding science related as- semblies, the department has exposed the entire school to the realization of science's importance in even the simplest matters. lBelowl John Mayes who teaches 'three classes of Bioloqy, checlcs roll. '41, lf il r i-'-4 if ' if , gf I ...1...q,,h li of biological environment Doroihy Ganfz volunfeers for a hair raisinq experimenf in flue Afomic Age. Tom Blackwell Mrs. Phyllis Wolters Physics Phv. Sci.g Chemistry ln Physical Science, sfudenfs learn of ihe mefric sys+em of weiqhfs and measure- Miss Glenda West JimPLu1vis m6fll'S. Bigloigy -0 ' AF A X 3 Life Science s , -X-. .. .,.,Mi.s,,-,er .Q . Ov Nw is ' ii Q i q Y rs if m X ,.. S ' 1, B 1 P 4 as 42Q2gsgsg2+ixi i .Qi :Qi .- S ' 5 f N , gf Q 'mfw- 2 ' s 1 ,Q X .Q N fs a mclustrlal arts profitable future . hr M53 N -r ,F-4 ' K 0 0 1' 'ff' rv A- - iftfw PN, ff ' Q' I I ' I . ia ' wor s towar i 1 vgffg -, , . . V 'fi A 1 nm I , ' , xy5':lf .r t 'x -If . - Q3-f f ff ' ' , -Q u ff- , V. c e I Woods, plastics, leather and metals are the essential elements for work in Industrial Arts. Draft- ing calls for intense study, pa- tience, and perfection. The abili- ty to develop floor and building plans for sturdier and more styl- ish homes adds to the betterment of our future. The department is well equip- ped with commercial machinery and tools. Students have experi- mented with many selections of woods, including an African type. Furniture of the finest quality and style is constructed, demonstrating the advanced program offered to the students at Mills I-ligh School. A Q .X g I Cecil Bradley Industrial Arts I, II, III f N X r 1 Lonnie Johnston Drafting I, II, III Industrial Arts I if 3 5 a 4 fl i 1 if I A 4 i 1 I 1 v 5 l raw- T7 Miss Velma Martin Mrs. jo Ann VVilliamson Home Ee I, II, III Home EC. H v Family Living home economics provides creative careers Modeling, designing, cooking, and sewing, along with other creative occupations, are all de- veloped in Home Economies. These are skills requiring both knowledge and hard work. Stu- dents enjoy a diversity of aetivif ties, from serving at banquets to having a get-together at Casa Bozzitr1.The value of life and its responsibilities are stressed in Family Living. The Mills department was brightened by new equipment, such as silverware, dishes and portable mixers. Miss Martin commented on the enjoyment the girls experienced using the two new reference books: Homes: To- day mul Tomorrow by Sherwood and Cloflzesz Part of Your lVorlrl by Vanderhoff. reading and art students develop skills . . . Students who wish to increase their reading skills or those with learn- ing disabilities get indi- vidual instruction in Cor- rective Reading courses. They mailto use of special audiovisual equipment Such as film projectors, tape recorders, and record , 5 AV players. i ' i' Right: Mrs. Morton teaches ' ,T H.,-N phonics to special reading ,.- ' class. f N , Wm, ' 'M r Mrs. Esther Morton Mrs. Billie Brown Mrs. Brown works on proiecf during class. Corrective Reading Art I, II , ff W7 r we fl' 0. 'ff' ., -'l'5'iif5f.'ii'QilZii. Art is one of the fine arts taught at Mills. Work 4,5 ir clone in each medium is exhibited by the students fl i'i. 'ire' ' . . . i - 33- , r in the library. Awards are given for the best work. t ' ,W A J.5m.3Af K W S Creativity and originality are stressed to all stu- f in dents whether they are working in ceramics or ' lX'C5W3X Of making l9WelfY- r I- new personnel in phy. ed. department oi' CLeftD Mrs. Ruthie Rhea Girls PE and Drill Team Sponsor eee X- 404 Miss Shirley Spencer Girls P E and Cheerleader Sponsor -Q, ,S V SS 1 l A bv 1 HF-5 Q A 4 Coach Mike Moore Boys P E Boys leap for rebound durinq PE baske+ball game. iRlgl1+l Girls PE class emoys trampoline workouts. .,,.,......---V...-..-- of mb -9' Q S . .,...,..W as- ,.....i,.W-.... W ..4q, W Lllfky W . . ., ' Coach Dwayne Bragg Boys P E and Track 4 V ,:,.-5.55. i QSAW... , , The object of physical education is not only to be physically fit but also to have good sportsman- ship. Fitness and eo ordination are stressed throughout the year. Both the girls and boys worked out on the trampoline. The girls played basket- ball, learned how to tumble, and practiced skills on the balancing beam. The boys played the team sports of foot- ball, basketball and dodgeball. mills expands career education program I-IOE is a new course at Mills which helps send students to- ward a medical career. There are 28 students in this program work- ing in doctors' offices, the Arkan- sas Nursing Home, and other health oriented positions in Little Rock. -I1 , 4 Mr. Swint helps CCE students locate Iobs. Mrs. Wood shows Lynn Smalley the correct way to malce a hospital bed. EQ mi' 5 N ' 1 ,f-sr-. Mrs. Linda Wood Health Occupations Education Miss Cindy Middleton Distributive Education John Swint Coordinated Career Education Program Mrs. Mary Brown Coordinated Career Education Program CCE is a program that teaches students a vocation and helps them find jobs. Students with jobs work half a day. Mrs. M. Brown is the sponsor. There are 30 students in this program. Distributive Education students come to school half a day, work in the DE lab, and take only the required subjects. They then work the rest of the day at various jobs. This program allows stu- dents to acquire high school diplomas and work at necessary or desired occupations at the same time. cce students Take defensive driving course 7 1 books and learning go Together The library is based on the concept of being a place where learning occurs, rather than one in which learning materials are stored. Effective use of the li- brary has its beginning in an appreciation and understanding of books and of their importance in one's academic and personal life. We are lucky at Mills to have available many materials in a variety of formats to give stuf dents and teachers the opportuni- ty to select from among many re- sources the media best suited to answer their specific needs. Y. 1 , Al I 9 1. t v .I .Q-'At . 'Q X2-f.. A ls vi 'hi' -.- ,. 'N if si' P ! y W ' f 1 , Mrs. Marjorie Kerr Mrs. Sue Rogers CleTk'fY'Pi5t Librarian Q! Q. 1 guidance program successful The c0unselor's work does not infringe upon or conflict with the duties or responsibilities of the administrator, teacher, or any other member of the school staff. His services are supplemen- tary to those rendered by other staff members and enable each one to func- tion more effectively. General duties of the counselor involve being available for individual student conferences so that the student may come to an understand- ing of himself in relation to the social and psy- chological world in which he lives. The counselor should help the indi- vidual accept himself as he is, his emotional strengths and weakness- es. Another duty would be to interpret informa- tion about pupils, such as test scores, to them- selves, to parents, to teachetrs, to o t li e r s who are professionally concerned. A final duty would be to have an open door, open mind, and an open ear for students, parents, and teachers in order to more effectively deal with the problems that occur in the daily rou- tine of school. music department I rf s' . ,+.. l lAbovel Bill Halhcole, choir direcfor. ieaches qirls and boys chorus and concer-I' choirs. ,W f- A K 'r. 5 . S in This your thc Music Department at Mills lligll cmplmsizccl inclivicluul tal- cnts as well as group sound, with the luzmcl mcmlucrs going to senior clinic zmcl Choir stuclcnts participating in fos- tivnls. fAbovel The Girls' Chorus pracfices ihe one. +wo's and +hree's of 'rhe scales. Cbelowl Neil Teefer direcls lhe Mills High Band and also teaches Music Theory. 'aff' 'is-ff' N171 cafeteria and maintenance QN42 vi 'eg wx Y 'L' ll 'K L' l ' 1-f I QQ. .. it 5' ' uf, ,T I X , ' ff ' X ,e ' 4? W- 15 i .nllizzx Lex- V I V ,ti , , X , X f ,xr V-W ' M A X . C u I 'ef it X 1. K -,Ori fr, V X is fail-e X W 5 ' ' if - ., is l 1 ti gf' l L , --'e-- W. , A 5 - e-ee e ' ,sem 1 i . CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Irene Woodell, Mrs. Louise Green, Mrs. Esther Bates, Mrs, Bernice Mayes, Mrs. Margie Vail, Mrs. Bob- bie Wright, Miss Julia Lewis. P 'Q fi,3fe5 'f avril? le-fa. 113 - - f 5 Q Jnnm. Kywtv. y, ,lf , Cecil Wilson, head custodian John Cash planted many of the shrubs al' Mills. The amwsphefe PlHYS 9- VGFY lmpmlenl role in hot lunches, just to name a few of their many the eftlludee Of the Slllflellls- Mills melnleneflee chores. To judge the picture of a high school cum- end liltellen employees hell? Cfeefe fl1lS friendly pus, look behind the scencs for the oncs who make atmosphere by providing us with clean halls and it what it ig, 1 f 1 1 I I f 1 ,'.', 3 .'f. ,I W., 3 1,-.--..-..,.,- , 'vm-anew 5 V' wa' -,L - 5.94:-sw, ' -nf .3 ,-5 if S 1 n. .1 'wiv 1 1 , r 'RY -ur- 1 r , . vi' K K 3 5 ?--wen-all mn Af: Hx'-l '- f. ,, ,..!!-ee-1-1-.3-agnp,..qp..1,.,,-, Olrunplw- so-uq., Onvla P-f'-wsuqr 1 'N www.-may., ' lf-WE-Hur' WT. 'A ' 'B0bbie-Jenkif'S' f , 1 Vive-Presidqenr 1 .1 ,- 15 .. .4 ,, ,1 :N y r 1-.:K,... .kkvr A ,, G. 'LII ,iv Q , . ,I ara..-bv -3 , , ' - ' I, - awp 4 , l . ' - 911.-x?QJ.r:.-f P. 'V ' K,--'n' V1-nf-3-1-.',l-L.-.H ' 'W Q,J.5.-.i..2-ux.,,',.j- ,mi-..: sb- L..-N ,W-1 h H - ' -h w , . .' :.., gy :WA 22.14 xv, W. fu.. . ? -,7 ..: ., 3 I 4. 1 'gave' gif ,-ix I' JD-:Y 'J-g1'1:,f A f '.-Z1'..1',X3-:'i,V1, - rf x ' 1 . , '1.:,,f'I 'f.-L -1'--.A. '.f, - '? .H'-ig '. 1, ' .I -. -r n. .?,4-wh 3 xx' ? il-1.13, LJ.. ,lg 1p,N.',. ., 'M Aix- .- .gr ,. V, ..- f. LW., .-.- 5, X '.i'-A'-?1'? : -1,:. ,r-1,11 ?: ,:- .f ' ' . , K, , , . e.3slN1.L- rl., .' A. . - 5. 'NW hf.f',., 5-.-5 -'AY-sf. ' 1' '5x'i -' . 3- .i. .,..1 -.' ' . Ui. 'Y ' r x ' Brenda Warner Treasurer .vw ,V ' inM , .qw .+...,,,,, Av V 5 3 r 5 r Kd-N:-' V V 5 ! if-i-uaalidmfa-ai, TlQ9lQ':v.m i 1 18130-u..m...w. , an 5 l iii wswww- M. , E' Q-. Kssvvnaif-vl1f......, . . E, 5 -1-vamp. U,-...A . T I I 4 v -swq. -umm 2 2 ,QQ x N. Adami, Mike Adams, Eddy Adams, Viola Alderman, Connie Allen, Sherlon Allinson, Anita Allman, Cynthia Ambort, Kerri Anthony, Kenny Arbogast, Robin Armstead, Sharon Arnold, Diana Austin, Vicki Bailey, Pam Barron, Io Anon Bass, Sandra Beaird, Robert Beers, Debra Berry, Tommy Boardman, Boxie Bolclen, Rodney Bosley, Sandra Bryant, Christine Burch, Susan Burk, Doug Burroughs, Cheryl Cahoone, Becky Carpenter, Margaret Carr, Billy Carrigan, Curtis 39 Carraro, Gloria Cliznnbcrs, Mariglen Chesney, Donald Clark, Danny Clark, Terry Cobhs, Ray Coburn, lVlike Cogcr, Clenn Cole, Steve Cook, Cheri Cook, Debbie Cooney, Iames Cooper, Mark Cotton, Richard Counts, Linda Courtney, Marshall Cross, Donald Cross, Ronald Crow, leff Daniels, Velma Davasher, Bruce Davie, Scott Davis, Mark Dennie, Danny Derylak, Steve Dobbs, Diana Dollar, Greg Donahue, Sandra Douglass, Billy Drake, Barbara Dunlap, Kenny Dycus, Vickie Ellis, Connie Elrod, Eddy Erwin, Iimmy Farmer, loe Finney, Chuck Flowers, lackie Folmer, Cheryl Fortune, Cindy Franklin, Cathren Franklin, Nancy , N-' - ' 1 . ,, rr. 1 +4155 ' .D 1 ' V A Q: V3 Furqueron, Greg Gaiser, Miriam Galloway, Vera Gardener, John Garrison, Marty Gates, Sheila Goss, Karen Gray, Marcus Green, Gary Grimes, Deana Guidry, Charles Handy, Denise Harper, Patricia Harrelson, Tomm Harris, Cliff Harrison, Frank Hart, Frank Hawley, Billy Hayes, Cleve Haynie, Karen Haynie, Ronnie Hendrix, Glynis Henry, Andrea Hemdon, Becky l sophomores instrumental in musical, Herron, Fleanor Hicks, Nzmq Hicks, Sandy Hicluwx, Riclw Hill, Kenneth Hoguc. Ronnie Holiday. Susan K ' X Holter, David - X W House, Cecilia sig-,ff ' Hudman, David E N- iii , Hudson, Ruthie' A 1 A QL 1 i 1 5 f 1., v Q, . ,Img x, ll 'U F 3: A Q 4 4 , .hy , Howell, Linda Wifi 'l sr 9 3 I it I S. X gif' ' Hulett, Sheron Hurst, Bobbie ,V -H Hurt, Kirt I 5 Huskey, Glenda I Hyshaw, Harriett Jackson, Jackie li, ,f , . , I 3 , , V Q, Q' 4 -If jf lackson, Sandra Jackson, Wanda lames, Ellis jenkins, Bobbie! Johnson, Debbie lohnston, Vickie iff ffm lones, Barbara jones, lack v., Y - 2 . 'A sg' fig' sg r -.1 , as 1 jones, Roland 'fi 'J --L , ff 5' f '-1 ' ig? kelly, Herman :Q-in . 5 If 1. 1 'Ol 1 I s I 1 9- , g.. r li 1: I Q -, 1 gain ' Kelly, lxatliy Qllgfj ' I jg , X il A' rv Qjlfy -A ,,-. pf- 1 A I ' - - , 'v al ' , 'F A I .- , r w , 3- V -, r- ' is f I ' I h fl Kendel, Clyde , Jimmy Erwin lrnows pracrice malces perfecf! S' ffairs and comefetfe routines P gi -gag' R -.jf ,Q . 3 r C ? v' f ' f , ,,f, :- K 0 ' 7 iw 1 1 4' I , Alf 17 R if I .,-J 1 ' 3 , lf, We if A , r Wg A X f . K ,f 7. Jumors and Sophomores ieam up wnih Comer Spirit - --'- ..,' P , ,, ,,, . . .x ...X ,gwyi , , gk , i 5 , A ,. N. ,K f , 'uk Q fx ' if 1 'M fi -. . 'X 4 3, K .1 W' ja we M - J' iff, L . I fi K X, ,j I f X ,f X if X 1 If VLH? ,k , 11 'Ne Q?f,C?S X 3 w 1 'H 1.3 J Mfg . 6 ,. uw, , . . r a , 'WV Q it f J f , 'Qi- Q 1 'V' ' n , ix A , 'fail N 5 '34, N .., ,X A N . , A....W,,. QY N. T Kerns, Chuck Killingsworth, Rene Krippendorf, VVaync Lansdale, Iohn Luwhun, Bennie Lawhon, Mickey Ledbetter, Cindy Lee, Call Leonard, David Lewis, Ricky Lewis, Valerie Long, Bailey Loring, Connie Lowe, Moki Loyd, Donna McCafferty, Karen McClain, Cynthia McCumpsey, Cathir McDonald, Kathy McElroy, Annette McGhee, Karen McGhee, Troy McGuire, Don McMillan, Scotty McMullen, Penny Mahaffey, Pam Malone, Teresa Marbley, Paul Nlason, Angela Mason, Danny 44 sophomores reach for The star Matthews, Mary Mazurek, Melinda - Mo1tz,loe 'H ' , Moentgomery, Benny i ,i Montgomery, Roosevelt Montgomery, Wanrla I' ' Moore, Pam Mciore, Sharon Morrison, Erica Moss, Randy Myers, Mary Myers, Pat Oates, Terry Olive, Roy Overrton, Lawrence Owens, Perry ' Oxley, Dennis Parker, Gail '7' . 3 , V ,rf Peacock, Arthur Pennington, Bruce Perkins, Susie Perry, David Perry, Debbie Pettit, Sharon , f IL V- 1:1 - D Q ' . . -A 1 ., ,rg f -J ff t ,QV 1 L- I' flilff 74,1 if Q 5 J , 'S' ,Wa 4 . 3 r .V .1 ,M H+ f QA, f I ,ff f 1 if ,Haa- , 1, 7 r ,A 7' 4' I, -n-,V fl sv- 'Xsx . Q Sophomore Roy McCann operates popcorn machine. 'U' Sheron Hulefl' finds a moment of assembly. 5. J silence an during pep Pifer, Tommy Pinkerton, Ioan Pinkerton, Randy Pinson, Beverly Platt, Jimmy Plunkett, Donna Poe, Danny Poe, Heneretta Potts, Dlonita Price, Karen Rabatin, Mike Raglin, Clement Ramsey, Terry Ratliff, Everett Rich, Tommy Rich, Vicki Rinke, Donna Robertson, Diana Robertson, jonia Saeler, Ieanner St. Clair, Floyd St. Clair, Lloyd St. Iohn, Linda Sale, Shelia Sanders, Brenda Scarborough, Rhonda Schimmel, Dales Schlesier, Bruce Shepard, Gary Shook, Wade Singleton, Karin Smith, Virgle Slocum, Linda Snyder, Dave Sory, Duane Smith, Idelua Speights, Kim Squires, Carroll Starr, Patti Strange, Kay Stringfellow, Kay Storey, Bob Sullivan, Kathryn Sullivan. Mike Summerville, Deloris Summerville, Ronnie Tagaloni, Donna Tatum, Sharon Taylor, Kay Tenney, Mark Terry, jane Thomas, Ricky Thompson, Beverly Tippit, Paul Townsend, Wanda Vance, Kenneth Vandiver, Mike Vaughan, Mike Villarreal, Richard Wade, lean VVaits, Diane: Wzirncr, Brenda 3 f -' if ' f ' ,Era iff f. ,- Q ikyti 'M f 'J f Y f 5, , 221, , 1, 4 4 ,L 3. ' 5, . ,if iff' 4 :f,wr:,z7,,,. '- 1 'fi ,gig N3 . f. fi, , is 4 J. af A 'o-W-1 r 1 -f ' i ' ' ' ' E life.,-g,, 1 2 ff f, I- 5 z-'ff' f 'L' .A ' -v 72541 L if ' f ' Y ,H 1 Q 7 ,IM-, ,122 1'- ' p . 5 , , ,, 3' haf, , x i ,Q y 4 ' S .-- , J f' Away Y fm? aff f' Q it ' fb ' Q zzga. in J a ' ' f ' 53:2-5 ., Q. V ., ,, ,., .a A .. Q , i 1 t .M 4' 1 , . , .. ?..:x ,Q ,- f ' X , 47 , 4 ' if Q, R Q ight of knowledge in studies ki 1 X-s .l 10' x 1 Band and sfucl ,pun- P .6 .4 ,. if .M- 7 Qggg? I 1 4 954 ' 9' 4 , if 2 1 35,5 , 1? A fx. -Q. ' , 5 'Li 1 l ll , f ,, i , . . 4 ' v if 1 ' Af I . K yhall perl M I fi. , i 0' 1 4 f ,dh au- 5? 9 ,Q U5 , f 2,-J i 'nl i -vn- ai ' ,JV ' 1, il ,D 1 vji ods lceep siudenls busy. C ', l X-rf? l 2 , if c X ' ig.. i. ', J' Warrick, Tereasa Washburn, Iohnny Watson, Willie Welch, Myron Wells, Carolyn VVhite, Luann VVhitfield, Arthur VVhitt, Mary Arm Wiesel, Belinda VVilliams, Artheria Williams, Charlotte VVilliams, Colleen Williams, Dale Williams, Jerome Williams, Michael Williams, Ricky Wilson, Rickey Withers, Shirlefy Worud, Pam Woodall, Doug Wortman, Patti Young, Patty Zachry, Sheri Zumwalt, Renny ' 1 i X if v 7' P S ...- - ff? 1 11,15 if .s wi IQ! mm me '- 2 P53532 1' 354 mug - M0214 1 -' 'fl':-' x Hifi? 1:14, .-LM . ,I x v Y vi' . X . 'f 1 A f 5 a x A Rr 1 lj 'sl - ' Q f' 1' - 17 '1'll'3,: 'YA 'iI 'Q: 'ff 'wwf N -:Vw 1-' '-g:'17 Sf N' is 1- 1 9.5 r 1 3 x .,,- WWW f 'WW xh- 'I-X .Mum Fwy , ,x s--,. W eu ,Q S tl i A high noon school clubs paper staff . . . . annual staff . . . . bancl ...... . . choir ...... drill team .... . . cheerleaders iuniors ..... . . 1 a during The clay . . . activities . . . clubs, special - 4 f 3 f' , .-sf' - ' ' 50 4 Gaia! Jf' clubs and classes to the cheering 'rhrongs ai' the pep assemblies, sports take on a new shape from the quiet W' X 3 X Um '- :Ik A-,E hc, :nh 'fwhffes gt ,J ', ' . . 'rf'-..,,'L ' , M. 113-2 y, '1'. ' 'J 71 3- jug . ...fi r 1' lp- V S X E A llIlAllfS.... ,vrfkffx f s. 'f X- ' as s s s Y! assemblies, the students let their feelings show . . . rf X 1... 5' ...f- ' J,,,.L--- 51 mx 3 inter-club regulates club schedules ancl proiecrs Coordinating meeting times of each club, as well as approving the activities for them, is the main responsibility of the Inter-Club Counsel. It is made up of the presidents of all the school organizations. The Executive Council consists of the elected officers and class representatives, the appointed Parliainentarian and Corresponding Secretary. They plan the agenda for each meeting before time, and start the plans for activities to be brought up before the student council. Darla Goodwin, presicleni of Y-Teens, at lnier-Club meeiing in library. 1 Front How: LaVerne VVilbourne, Darla Goodwin, Janet Pearson, Probert Taylor. president Second Row: jim Ed Gray, Pat Buffalo, Libby Swanner, Cheri Pearson, Gloria Cole Tlzinl Row: Cary Butler, Mike Brewer, Greg jackson, Rickey Lindsey, executive council holds sixth period class to plan meetings Front Row: Ianet Pearson, president, Robert Taylor, vice-president, Gloria Colo, secretaryg Vicki Griffith, treasurer. Second Row: Dennis House, 12th grade rep.g Prim Ashley, llrh grade rep.g Bobbie Ienkins, 10th graicle rep. Tlziril Row: Darla Goodwin, recording secretaryg Terry Swartout, parliairnciitariziii. - K G-'ff' 77 it? .xiii 1 3 2 . 5 2'1-111.31-01 -.,. i1f1'1 'f 9 'F1',f , ,'4q4v1 V9M-,.- X X , i l Front Row: Cheri Pearson, Kathy Ratcliffe, Bob Simpson, Libby Swanner, Rusty Starr, LaVerne Wil- bourne, Iohnny Sanchez, Cynthia Mosley, Richard Yates Second Row: Lou Ann Watson, Barbara Williams, Mike Brewer, Susan Elkins, David Hill, lim Ed Cray, Eric Iohnston, Kurt Mellinger Third Row: Camille Adams, Pam Craig, Leslie Dugger, Rita Dean, Amanda Coshien, Pam Hudson, Rickey Ienkins, LaRonda Millwood, Mickey Plumlee, Evelyn Murphree Fourth Bow: Mike Rabatin, Karin Singleton, Diane Waits, Mike Vaughan, Patty VVortman, Mary Ann Whitt, Bobby Marshall, Viola Adams, Angela Mason, Steve Case, Ioe Passwater Fifth Row: Pam Bailey, Roxie Boardman, Christie Bryant, Margaret Carpenter, Ronald Cross, Connie Ellis, Nancy Franklin, Karen Haynie, Cail Lee, lack Iones, Teresa Malotte, Suzie Perkins I ... hmwffra-:: rf f s ' Q The house for dance ilionnqtwi Sfuclenl' Council Presidenf Janet Pearson conducts all meet- ings by an aqenda that is planned by the Executive Council The student council always has its obvious, tedious duties to fulfill, but ev- ery year each new group accepts the chal- lenge of making a school sparkle with the freshness of a new time. All the worth- while projects have blended together to make a memorable year for the students. The winter Carnival and the Valentine's Dance helped the student council in an effort to make this sunrise to sunset an exciting one. .' 1 A-g ...A 1. g ,ur ' io.. , ' . 1 beta club honors students with X Fx f f j BETA CLUB: Front Row: Cleft to rightj Tanya Hill, Ierry Mazurek, Susan Pendergist, Cheri Pearson, Darla Goodwin, Gloria Cole, Janet Pearson, Tommy Detherage, Rhonda O'Kelley. Second Row: Kathy Ratcliffe, Pat Stiggers, Ruby Ma- con, Veranda VVilliams, Ruby VVithers, Donna Harding, Susan Ketchexr, Connie Gibson, Rhonda Standridge. Third Row: Verna Vance, Dorothy Gantz, Paula Cooper, Forest Lamb, Debbie Carter, Pam Hudson, Vicki Day, Evelyn Murphree. Fourth Row: David Hill, Terry Swartout, Phyllis Griffith, Becky Martin, Liz Berry, Barbara Brown, Terry Douglas, LaRonda Millwood, Linda VVharton. Fifth Row: Daryle Snellings, john Williams, David Rhoads, James Mason, Dennis Young, Ricky Jones, Gaye Chaney, Carol Bryant, Suri Hurst. BETA CLUB OFFICERS: Stamling: Cleft to riglztj Leslie Dugger, Treasurer, Marion Terry, Corresponding Secretary, Cynthia Mosley, Recording Secretaryg Tara Mounger, Vice-President, Pat Buffalo, President. Seated: Richard Adcock, Parlia- montariang Fred VVilliams, Reporter. 9-I A i leadership, character ancl scholarship ef 91 I' A XA . Q f 1 'S Q: l K ff 2 ..f ' 1 5 K 1 , .il3, 3'a'Q2 f sz, 0 ,...i, vii? T: A .,... . Q.: inn nl 1-li 'wt - L x . nv v ,u . W: ': 1 if . ln- -avian ..,,.............--v sn L I 1 ,. ,sw ,rf Mfrs' aff ry P 90,7 ,AM I ffvmrrf' Il I ef' ..-.....-.s F j,. 5 . - V :fix 5 p . Y, .....,,....,. if ' 1. -' : ' ww . ,mi u..1p.,.....-.,,... Q.. 4 5 A, 'iiff-' . Vx 1 'Sv f,-,q ,AH U- -- .-......- - .b ,1 .Q A , i, . . L-.s-4.,......-,,.......-n ,x V , 4. .. 4, 1 X.--.f nv 1 4.. .. - V vs.. . ,i',.' 'iq xwjg. ,am s 'u ,M ,, .f , W 4 ' ' ' 477271 ' ii T 4 QJA 2 : ,,.-- x ij.:f, , 'ITM iii a . - -4--- .vt - Q '1 4 -- 4 . : :A , ' , .yf'111. it -1 . .. 4 , 5. . .j .e f .. ' , .5 ,-NAM1,i,igl.1 4, A -Jig' ,L :.,: . f :fi f. i'1' 'ic 43.11 -is . 1, , ' v-2115 ' ' ' 'T-4, -viii 'Q , , V: , 1 xii. 332 A -51' ' 1, 1' ln., A- 3- I li ' -.--nf .- U- - - Q -n I , 'X' HM- L M--Q'-' I 4 62. 'i:I'.'.'......1.llf X XVitli a incinbcrship of approxiinatcly fifty juniors and seniors, Beta Club has lnccn an activc anal iinpuitant Cluh at hlills this year. The new incinlncis were Chosen at an awarcls asscinhly at the close of last year. As a money making prujct't, Bcta Club spunsurccl a stuclcnt baby contest and a teacher hahy contest. This muncy was usccl to huy materials tn inakc stuflictl animals for unclCi'prix'ilCgCcl chilclrcn. Each incinhci' has to have ancl maintain a 3.00 gratlc avcragc :incl at the saint' time he approvctl hy the faculty. A+ lop: Beclcy Melton and Paula Cooper examine Beta Club Journal, lioltmn right: Spunsors Edith Ilartltigc and lluiis Rutlicrford. Bottom left: Bula Prcsiclcnt Pat l3ul'll.ilu puiult-rs a serious Pri:-lJlC1'll. gf.': '0f!:1f f 1 ,- ' ' , ' ff fgfmtiu '.f:,y- 1. 'ff 1 i , 1 V 1 I 4sa1,3i.4.-ua I ,f ' i .-3' ' 5 s Q-my 'i 3,?' , azz-.wt . -, ' H ' ' W ,We ,:tf,,2.f rf? , ' ' , - A 'f ps, ,. , ., 4, wr N ., atc 2 .rs V s 1 M: ,, ,,.,, Q H f fzfffia, .Q v f , 4 - . 1 . - Q Z 4 ' l rip.-fi' three new clubs expand student The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group of boys who are active in either football, basketball or track. At their monthly meetings, they have had guest speakers such as Bill Burnett, a former Arkansas Razorback, and Chuck Beil, who graduated from the Virginia Military Institute. They also attended banquets during the year to hear athletic celebrities speak. The United Nations Committee is a group of history students chosen by Mrs. Lorraine Smith and Mrs. Scotta Sheets, who also sponsor the group. This year they attended the Mock United Nations in Conway. They were given Turkey as a country to represent. After several weeks of re- search oli that country they were able to make de- cisions at the United Nations that the delegates of that country would have made. The Youth and Government Club is an or- ganization for high school students who would like to gain a richer understanding of the heritage and history oi our democratic way of life. They learned activities such as Model Legislative pro- grams and the practice of writing bills. Presently sixteen members are involved. ll 1 4 A i Richard Adcoclr, president of FCA, tries to check James Lavender. fca Front Row: Keith Kestner, vice-presiclentg Richard Adcock, president, Tommy Detherage, Sec.-Treas.g Mike Lakin, Chaplain Second Row: lohn Davie, Ellis lames, Mike Rabatin, Mike Vaughan, Kurt Mellinger, lim Hud- man, Robert Taylor, Bruce Woosley, Bobby Elliot, Bruce Sclilesier 'llzird Row: Bruce Davasher, Dale Brown, Kenny Sory, Terry Ramsey, Mike Adami, Bob Simpson, sul vi :nun pg Robbie Crimes, David Hill, Bobby Myers Fourth Row: Glen Bingham, Dennis Oxley, David Hudman, Jerome Williams, Rickey Lindsey, Mike Williams, Carl Bowling, Iames Lavender, Ronald Cross Fifth Row: Randy Moss, Ricky Thomas, Don Cobb, Creg Iackson, Fred Williams, Mike Crouse, Robert Minella, Donald Cross involvement . A Pam Hudson, Pam Ashley, Terry Swartout, lan Heptina , . 0 stall, Kurt Mellinger, Pat Stiggers, and Ruby Macon. ,malarial GV-'i Front Row: lDorothy Saulsberry, Tanya Hill, Ruby h d Macon, Caro yn Miller, Kenneth H'l Second Row: Cynthia Mosley, Dorothy Henderson? Erica Morrison. Sharon Moore, Susan Wright, Iuanita Hall, Veranda Williams, Pat Stiggers, and Diane Waits FBLA, which stands for Future Busi- ness Leaders of America, is an organiza- tion for students who are interested in the business world. FBLA works in coordina- tion with business courses to prepare to- day's students for tomorrow's business world. FBLA's role is to relate to the stu- dent the various opportunities of the busi- ness fields. FBLA does this through speakers, field trips to business offices, state conventions and national conventions. All in all, FBLA teaches the business stu- dent business, scholarship, and leadership. fbla gets down to the Karen Snellinqs, secretary, listens atieniively 'ro a speaker at FBLA meeting. Amanda Goshien, reporterg Daryle Snellings, presidentg Patricia Stiggers, vice-pres.g Vicki Griffith, treasurerg Tommy Detherage, parliamentariang Karen Snellings, secretary business of business Bottom Row: Eldoris Turner, Patricia Lewis, Evelyn Barbara Fudge, Sharon Trent, Rhonda Standridge, Vail, Io Neighbours, Vicki Day, Donna Loyd, 'lgeresa CHDLI Malotte, Bobbie Ienkins, Diane Robertson, Grimes Second Row: Ianet Scott, Sandra Baits, Sherri Fisher, Becky Martin, Donna Harding, Donna Selph, Carol Bryant, Leslie Duggar, Lyn Peebles, Karin Single- ton, Kerri Ambort, Virginia Dreher, Beverly Minick Third Row: Patty Wortriian, Libby Swanner, Rene Killingsworth, Karen Price, Anita Allison, Nancy Franklin, Ginny Feizelt from Capital City Business College spealcs to FBLA girls, Freda Neasley, Sherlon Allen, Frances Williams, Rox- anne Cole, Pat Milbourne, Erica Morrison Fourth Row: Mariglen Chambers, Roxie Boardman, Christy Bryant, Vicki Austin, Pam Brock, Pam Hudson, Debbie Milton, Terry Swartout, David Hill, lanet Pearson, Liz Berry Top Row: Tom Clouette, Patti Young, Sheri Zachry, Teresa Douglas, Rose Marie Chesney, Phyllis Griffith, LaRonda Millwood, Ronald Routh, Robert McWilliams, Oran Hill, Sharon Moore, Diane Waits Mrs. Iudy Brady, co-sponsor of FBLA. E7 ,J '01-n il Kiev key club and y-teens N..- JXHIJ Front Row lim Purvis, sponsorg Greg Iaekson, pres.: Bobby lX'1cDonald, vice-pres., Tom Clouette, see.g Tommv Detherage, treas., Virgil Bethea, sponsor. Second Row Bruce Davasher, Don McGuire, Ellis lames, Bobby Elliot, Rieky Stephens, Bruce Schleiser, Dan lohnsen, lim lluclman, Kurt Mellinger, Mike Lakin, Bobby Mvers. Third Row Mike Brewer, Mike Crouse, Miko Mann, Matt Taylor, Robert Minella, Carl Sparks, Oran Hill, Scott Davie, lohn Perrv, Terrv Ballard. Fourth Row Daryle Snellings, lim Ed Gray, John Davie, Nolan Hender' son, Carv Starks, Robbie Crimes, Dennis llouse, Ricks' Iones, Terry Swartout, David Hill. Fifth Row Glen Bingham, Fred VVilliams, Robert Taylor, Mark Stivers, Dale Brown, Guy Diemer, Ioel Squires, Phil McLaughlin, lohnny Sanchez, Jerry Mazurek, Ricky Adcock. Key Club and Y-teens are two Com- I munity service clubs organizecl for growth in Christian lfellowsliip and fun. These students use spare time to sell T-shirts, to fill toy bags, ancl to throw parties for deaf Children. All of this energy gives them the satisfaction of doing souzctlzing for OtllCl'S. , Mt i A ,, f . J 'Y 1 an M ' - wif' Q--'lv-.1-aft? 322' vw, i reach our Front Row Roxanne Cole, Cynthia,Beene, Me- linda Mazurek, Karen McCafferty, Gloria Cole, Joanna Barron, El Doris Turner, lanatha Scott, Tanya Hill, Dorothy Saulsberry, Susan Wright, Cynthia Mosley, Clora Marbley, Pat Stiggers, Linda Counts. Second Row Pam Hudson, Deb bie Milton, Amanda Goshien, Suzi Hurst, Tara Mounger, Helen Lewis, Gail Hatley, Debra Beers, Vannessa VVilliams, Carolyn Miller, Jackie Dobson, Susan Elkins. Third Bow Kathy Rat- cliffe, Cheryl Pierce, Verna Vance, Sandy Kelly, Pam Kline, Lou Ann Watson, Angie Rounsa- vall, Faye Talley, Lou Ann White, Karen Hay- nie. Fourth Bow Liz Berry, Vicki Griffith, Teresa Snead, Penny McMullen, Miriam Gaizer, helping hand . . . Cindy Fortune, Pam Bailey, Angela Mason, Sharon Tatum, Teresa Warrick, Cecilia House, Gail Lee, Patti Starr. Fifth Row Vicki Day, Linda Wharton, Tommy Harrelson, Connie Ellis, Karen Goss, Margaret Carpenter, Brenda Sanders, Donna Loyd, Kaye Taylor, Teresa Douglas, LaBonda Millwood, Erica Morrison, Sharon Moore, Diane VVaits. Sixth Row jo Neighbours, leanne Saeler, Nancy Franklin, Bobbie lenkins, Diane Robertson, Deana Grimes, Shelia Gates, Pat Milbourne, Mary Chambers, Vicki Austin, Christy Bryant, Ptoxie Boardman. Back Row Sharon Trent, Libby Swanner, Patti VVortman, Freda Neasley, Karin Singleton, Anita Allinson, Sherry Zachary, Rene Killingworth. E! Left to Right: Darla Goodwin, pres., Paula Cooper, vice-pres., Dorothy Gantz, inter-club: Phyllis Griffith. sec.: lanet Pearson, chanlaing fmissing from picture, Barbara Bmwyn, treasj 5'HRW !XV Hl c9?SBIi.'. .lW art club donates giraffe to children's library ART CLUB: Front Row: Cleft to riglztj Diane Austin, reporter, Mike Brewer, presi- dent, Jackie Bupe, secretaryg Mrs. Billie Brown, sponsor. Second Row: Mary Mont' gomery, Brenda Bailey, Renita Smith, Dorothy Bunch, Debbie Cook, Cecila Johnson, Ann Miller, Glenda Aaron. Third Bow: Carol Bryant, Linda VVharton, Diane Bumgarclner, Norman Chesney, Susan Birch, lackie Lemons, Io Neighbours. Fourth Row: Eddie Hogue, Paul Marbley, Curtis Hall, Herbert Montgomery, Dennis Hansbury, Susan Elkins, Pam Brock. Fifth Row: Tom Clouette, Duane Sory, Danny Sanders, Steve Story, Susan Treadway, Cheri Pearson. The Art Club enables student artists to express themselves in artistic forms and to communicate with others interested in art. The group takes field trips to various art exhibits and donates projects to the community as well as to the school. 5,10 drama club members portray shakespearean characters The purpose of the Drama Club is to expand high school students' interest in the theatre and to give a base for a later career in acting. lt helps the students feel at home in the theatre-on either side of the footlights. The club made various trips, their favorite being to Eureka Springs to see the Passion Play. They presented two plays at Christmas: Dust of tlze Bond at the Festival of Fun and Still 5p,akeSpea,ea,, Cp,a,,,C+e,S, Above Right - 1 . Slziues tlze Smr for the student body. lVith direc- Life's but a walking shadow . . . Mike Barron falias Macbethi. Above: Four Drama Club members portray tions from their sponsor, Mrs. Clarice Hightower, the Drama Club members learned theatre techf niques with style. DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: Bob Simpson, vice president, Cheri Pearson, president, Vecrna Vance, secretary, Second Row: LaVern WVilbourn, Gloria Cole, Kathy Ratcliffe, Janet Pearson, Carol Bryant, Teddy VVilson, Mike Barron, Dorothy Saulsberry. Third Row: Dennis House, Iames Cannon, Keith Hooten, Linda VVharton, Dorothy Gantz, Paula Cooper, John Wfilliams. Fofurtlz Row: Randy McClellan, Eddie Mahaf- fev, Terry Svvartout, Tom Clouette, Sue Hayes, Martha Spainhour, Pam Strawn. Fifth ROW: Dickie Goodman, loe Passwaters, Steve Case, James Pettymool, Sam El- more, Frank Hart, Kyte Tenpenny. w li. X f N LJ il '-1' library club . . service with a smile HE Front Row: Mrs. Margie Kerr, sponsor: Freda Neasley, parliamentariang Virginia Dreher, reporterg Cindy Fortune, treasurer, Rose Marie Chesney, secretaryg La- Ronda Millwoocl, vice-president, Teresa Douglas, presidentg Mrs. Sue Rogers, sponsor. Second Row: lean Wade, Anita Harris, Debbie Booher, Ann Miller, Glenda Aaron, Iaclcie Rupe, Connie Gibson, Colleen Vllilliams, Cathy Kelly, Penny McMul- len, Donna Harding, Beverly Miniclc. Books are one of the main sources of knowledge in a high school studentis life. The Library Club members devote their time and serv- ice to the care of these books. Shelving, classifying, stamping, and repairing are examples of duties perform- ed by the Library Club. .41 ,- .J Mi audio-visual club . . handles teaching aids l, el , , -.IV 4:'. - E' , -1900 i l l 1 Front Row: Ricky Williams, Richard Yates. Second Row: Ronald Routh, Eddy McHaffey, Keith Hooten, David Rhodes. l The Audio-Visual Club pro- vides the maintenance and de- g livery of TV, radio, tape, and projector equipment for the teach- i ers of Mills High School. 1 Outside jobs include help with l sound and lighting effects in as- semblies and Drama Club pro ductions. 1 .I 68 spanish club entertains with mariachi group SPANISH CLUB: Front Row: Libby Swanner, presidentg Pat Buffalo, vice president. Second Row: Cindy Fortune, Miriam Caiser, Deana Crimes, Gloria Cole, Susan Pendergist, Danny Woosley, Marshall Courtney, Carolyn Miller. Third Ilow: Penny McMullen, Donna Tagalnni, Eddie Schiller, Vanessa Williams, LaVerne XVilhnurne, laequeline llanunock, Martha DuChane. Fozirtlz Row: Donald Cross, Patty Wormian, Eddy Adains, llonald Cross, Scott Davie, Mark Cooper, David Heed, james Pettypool. At their meetings every third XVednesday, Spanish Club members keep in practice by speaking all Spanish. They play games, have fiestas, and participate in school activities. This year the Spanish Club entertained at the Miss Mills pageant with a mariachi group in Mexican costumes. The group, lcd by james Pettypool, sang La Cucarachaf' Club members made and broke pinatas at the Pun Festival. Spanish students participate in the county Spanish fiesta, at- tend Spanish inovies, and often have special guests from Latin America. Bullfighf Poslef lnlflgues Marllla Duchane and LaVerne Wilbourne and Pam Mahailey find el dia de San Valentin on Beflliv Herndon. calendar from Columbia. , Pg i I 1 ,ffl .lc i , , H I 5 iw ,l V Q, A A 7 ABE 70305 V' y sins tonos ffitawfiuisf 'aim ii fi . l nonnmoirsaa E35 I 1 ffffhff i e 7?f 'Q i fra promises plenty of new Teachers s l l l I l l l r i l l l l 2 l 4 l 1 l D, ll FTA: Front Row: Vickie Day, secretary, Ian Heptinstall, treasurer, Pam Ashley, parliainentariang Dorothy l Saulsberry, president, LaVerne Wilbourne, reporter, Veranda VVilliains, vice president. Second Row: Renita -l Smith, Diane Robertson, Pam Hudson, Patricia Lewis, Sandra Bates, Geneva Missouri, Faye Talley, Ruby l Macon, jean Wade, lonia Robinson. Tlzird Row: Torn Clouette, Sue Hayes, Cynthia Mosley, Michael Flonnoy, I Susan Wright, Mildred Austin, Ruby NVithers, Dorothy Henderson, Vida Taylor. Fourth Row: Diane 5 waiis, Juanita Hall, Ester Waters, Ianytha Scott, Clora Marbley, james Pettypool, Keith Hooten, Kenneth a er. l l 1 ki This year the Future Teachers of America had a special treat day for Mills teachers. They hrought and served food for the faculty to have during free periods. The individual memhers plan to prac- tice their teaching slcills in other Pulaski County Schools. Their sponsor is Mrs, Smith. Q fy Q ' fx ' I af. .52 Jan Heptinstall and Pam Hudson enioy themselves durinq I ,W - teachers treat day, K 4 W . - -bw Q hlir. . f '--'-- 4--2 X 1- ,A i i ' ....... 1. , 5 ju... ,Q .1 , is iz - ', i + 4 ra fi... - 69 R . Wg.. 4- , 1' X 'D 1 so Q ' T' X f a . A V ML- L ga i' rfb' -lil IU , , ,t -fum.-N ..:'. ...., Hs.. -8a,xxf,. , , ,, ,,.. . ,,,x.,.,W,M , , M, , ,.,, .,,,A .-, .- , M , r, ff' s':f.1-f',,ii+.-I :firmly-n,gy7wfg:-5- 7 , .....,.a,-VM.,-1 ,, ,iw .- T r x J. sas, . - ,, - , ' .. 'P-' 4- -W-'M' ',- Hi ff H ' - L -1 Front Row: LaVerne Wilbourne, president, Melton, historian, Pam Ashley, treasurer, Lyn Smalley, secretary, Vannessa Williams, second vice-president. Second Row: jackie Rune, Amanda Goshien, Kelly Kline, Dianna Hardin, Io Neighbours, Karen Goss, Helen Lewis, jackie Dobson, Narda,Harris, Mary Montgomery, Debra Beers. Third Row: Glenda Aaron., Diane Bumgardner, Katie Stringfellow, Becky Herndon, Nancy Hicks, Hurst, Cynthia Beene. Fourth Row: Angela Mason, Antonette Williamson, Annette McElroy, Karen McCafferty, Pam Mahaffev, Ann Miller, Virginia Dreher, Sandy Kelley, Pam Kline, Gaye Seyller. Fifth Row: Wanda Montgomery, Gail Hatlev, Hen- erette Poe, Carolyn Miller, Renita Smith, Jackie Hamock, Martha Duchane, Deloice Ashmore, Velma Daniels, Devita Taylor. FHA members Martha DuChane, Jackie Becky Herndon crochet away. Hammock and Iuanita Hall, first vice-president, Debbie IoAnna Barron, Cindy Ledbetter, Bobbie The FHA is made up of students who are or have been enrolled in home economic classes. FHA promotes a growing appreciation of homemaking, emphasizes the importance of worthy home mem- bership, encourages democracy in home and com- munity life, works for a good home and family, and promotes international goodwill. Mrs. William- son and Miss Martin are the sponsors of FHA. future homemakers of america l.T. vi' 517' students volunteer for office work There are many opportunities in today's progres- sive business world. Such opportunities require those who are willing to volunteer for the positions they find of interest. The office workers at Mills have shown this interest hy helping with typing, answering phone calls, running errands, and filing records in the school office. ML K. R. Mellinger of the office staff n 1' Front Row: Keith Kestner, Bobby Myers, David Moore, Mike Lakin, Kurt Mellin- ger, Bruce Woosley, Mrs. Houser, Mrs. Reynolds. Second Row: Vicki Griffith, Pam Craig, Cheryl Pierce, Barbara Vail, Rhonda Standridge, Kathy Mullins, Diane Hamilton, Pam Ashley. Tlzird Row: Katrina Messerli, Mary Ann VV'hitt, Shelia Gates, Roxanne Cole, Glenda Drake, Gaye Chaney, Louise Hartwick. Fourtlz Row: Rhonda O'Kelly, Donna Swift, Sandra Pifer, Sue Hayes, Becky Martin, Cheri Fisher, lan Heptinstall. deca members work during afternoon KQW' Front Bow: Brad Bennett, reporterg Terry Ballard, vice-president, Gary Butler, president, Debbie Cook, secretaryg Cecilia Johnson, treasurer, Karen Masterson, historian Second Row: Fetlecia Lane, Brenda Williams, Ester VVaters, Betty Willianis, Dorothy Bunch, Judy Jordan Third Row: Camille Adams, Marshall Burroughs, David Douglass, Larry Teague, Danny Finch, Patty McClanahan Fourth Row: Daniel Mixon, James Nabors, Vicki Hubbard, Denise Kelley, Debbie McArthur, Jeannette Bummel, Bonnie Shilling Fifth Row: Ken Sharp, Roger Eddy, Mickey Swartout. Ralph Cash, Norman Chesney, Rita Dean. 5 J The Distributive Education Club of America de- J also helps them prepare themselves for jobs they find after they graduate. During the school year the mem- W bers of DECA work half a day and attend school the other halli. Their sponsor is Miss Cindy Middleton. iRllghtJ: Miss Cindy Middleton helps DECA members find io s. vclops future loaders for marketing and distributing. It 1 'f I 5 c if vica . . a new club Front Row: Paula Mullins, parliamentarian, Stephanie Smith, reporter, Kelly Kline, secretary, Sharon Trent, treasurer, Anita Armstead, president Second Raw: Susan Elkins, Brenda Lewis, Veranda Williams, Pam Strawn, Mary Overton Third Row: Brenda Teague, Kathy Mul- lins, Linda Frampton, Lynn Smalley. This is the Vocational Industrial Club of America's first year at Mills. The VICA members participated in a state Leadership Convention at Hot Springs and a VICA convention also at Hot Springs. For Thanksgiving, members took food and candy to a nursing home and held a Christ- mas party for the children at Ricksie Day Care Center. ln order to buy their club banner, they had a candy sale. Their sponsor is Mrs. Linda Wood. Mrs. Linda Wood, VICA sponsor, demonstrates wheel chair in picture at left. fire marshals promote safety . J ':. s 1 fjgfji 1 V, Nfllffi . V ?.,4, ,I , '? .: . ,gr v. lg. . 1 1 Front Row: Kenneth Hillg Robert Taylor: Bobby El- liot: Tommy Detherage, vice-pres.g Standing: Carolvn Nlillcrg Ricks' Lindsey, pres.: John Davieg Ellis flames: Bruce llartfordg Tara Mounger. The purpose of the Fire Marshals is to promote safety and caution around the school. The members plan, time, and keep watch over firedrills, check safety precautions, and warn the faculty of fire and accident hazards. Mrs. Smith, of the Social Studies Department, is the sponsor. ' V ' L: Wa' ga .5 3? I -'K , Mx .A W' 'K- f?i?s??2f??Lf: f' r I ,Q 1 , ,:,, . l f ' i E Y l i f 4 M ..2. Students wait patiently during fire-drill??? creative writing club works toward better literary quality writings 4.6-'55 A y Creative Writing students work on Literary Safari deadline. The goal of Creative Writ- ing Club members is to learn to write literary quality poetry and prose. Original writing is read and criticized at club meetings and members are encouraged to submit to the school paper and to the Lit- erary Safari, the county-wide publication. ,wr L A. Front Row: Cindy Morton, secretaryg Donald Cross, president: Rusty Starr, vice-president Standing: Keith Hooten, Ronald Crt-ss, Mark Cooper, lames Pettypool, Rickey Lindsey, Eddy Adams. The galaxy . striving for an . - .,, N , THE GALAXY Q Published monthly by the kg AREQBAS Journalism class of 'i S CROLL MILLS HIGH SCHOOL oe 1300 Dixon Road A s0f 1x Little Rock, Arkansas Editor ...................................... Rusty Starr Assistant Editors .... ..... . .. ....... Pam Kline Sue Buchanan Business and Ad Manager ......... Becky Melton Artists .................. ........ C arolyn Armstrong Kenny Fonts Advisor ........... .............. M rs. Becky Rogers Staff Writers: Sam Elmore, Steve Gentry, .Juanita Hall, Suzi Hurst, Edward Maliaffcy, Kurt Mellinger, Cynthia Mos- ley, Clarence Palmer, Susan Pendergist, .Iohn Perry, Larry Ragland, Angie Rounsavall, Sharon Sale, Patricia Stiggers, Jon Surginer, Susan Treadway, Lou Ann Watson, Rozetta Watson, John Williams, Linda Wharton 2? 5 'it?73?'i 'f E?'t Rusty Starr 'Q' f Editor i it Aww H wgfas N 1 ix. 4 informative atmosphere Mrs. Becky Rogers Advisor Striving for an informative atmosphere, the Galaxy staff and staff writers mold handwritten news stories into a modern lay-out. Feature photos, an index called Constella- tions, photo plays, a news brief section, quote insets, news, features, editorials, and ri cartoon -- - ..,etl.z.L, Pam Kline and Sue Buchanan Assistant Editors along with judgment and balance are contained in the makeup ofthe Galaxy. The Quill and Scroll memhers are Rusty Starr, Pam Kline, and Sue Buchanan. These are honor students chosen from the junior and senior Classes. Pam Kline assists Beclcv Melton on acl paqes while Rusty Starr proofreacls. paper ancl annual staffers find ,Q 9 N B, y , 128m-rdlrvh, PWD, 4 ng ll Clnhllldllrtronggfjd Mr' --..M , I , YA. X, f' .Wu .aw Beclzy Melfon and Sue Buchanan read The February issue of The Galaxy. Kenny Foufs enioying news from The oufside world Are you Two sellinq or sTealinq Those papers? plenty of work in publications the comet staff Kathy Ratcliffe --- Paula Cooper --- Verna Vance --- Ricky Alexander -- Frances Cook c,,-. - ---------- Editor - Assistant Editor Business Manager ------ Art Editor -- , Senior Editor Phyllis Criffith --- -r- Junior Editors Pam Hudson Mark Cooper --- Sophomore Editor Dorothy Cantz ...... - - or E Subscriptions Rhonda Standriclge Vicki Day .r...... Oran Hill ea.. Eddie Schiller -- Mark Tenney .rr,. s, S. - E E Activities E-- - Organizations ur Copy Editor rr-- Sports Editor S - r , Photographer 5-Wl E x Y' , ls stamping pict ures that much lun, Eddie? 'fa:z32'v1'ggr4,j?,1a1 , f ,pf 4' W You can l' write with the pencil turned that way, Phylli Kathy Ratcliffe headed the 1972-73 Comet Staff which worked hard to raise over 354,000 to finance the publica- tion of this year's annual. The money was made mainly through selling advertisements and subscriptions. Rhonda Standridge was given a free annual for selling more ads. Z if v . , I , 4 ,K ,,,. . i ' :Q 'g .45 A. fi! , -.5 -6 V Q sf. .f . x Q- L 5 , ' ,f W - -, V 14 . 122 1 Riclcy flips for icleas. Decisions, Decisions . . . Eddie Schiller also won a free copy for selling the most sub- scriptions. THE COMET is published by the Hurley Com- pany located in Camden, Ark. Mrs. Clovita Rice has served as sponsor for the Comet the past four years. l clon't understand. 1, 4 rv l Fi Annual, what annual??? Marlr in the dark froomf annual staff rushes X Worlr, Worlc, Worlr Paula and Pam gel lhelr heads loqeflwer. K.. V ,X mm 2 r 5 2, W 1 Q. ww Q ' .aw Here's one for you, now one I wonder if anyone will find I+ here. Ka+l-my ponders over pages. for me. 'ro meer final deadline ff? li l E , ,-.mn--wxmln r I 4. .Y ,W F e ,.. band boasts 41 members, over P 'Q' 1 I ggi .. -Q- CCentcr Picturel PERCUSSION: Stan Denman, Johnny Pam Nahaffey, Susan Burch, Sharon Tatum, Kathy XVash!murn, Cindv I1-rllmr-:tn-r, Cn-gg Nr-wkirk Clfzwvr Franklin, Eldoris Turner, Pat Stiggcrs, Angela Mason, Picturcj CLARINETS: Donna VVright, Freda Neaslcy, Barham Drake, janaytha Scott. az , - i half sophomores t'...,,'-,M , V , ' . zwnws,.,H4,,.. . . ' The Mills High Band consists of 41 students, 27 of which are sophomores. The band has partici- pated in several juclgings and contests, including the regional and state band festivals. This is Mr. Teeter's first year at Mills, al- though many of the stu- dents remember him from Cloverdale lr. High and Fuller High. The Pep Band, a con- densed version of the band, has done a great job this year of creating spirit at games and as- sembly programs. CTop Leftj Neil Teeter, director CTop Riglitb Carol Kneeling: Cindv Ledbetter, Pat Stiggers. Standing: Bryant, drum major. Clsower Picturej MAIORETTES: Barbara Drake, Susan Burch, Donna Wright. sophomore diana arnold, lsr chair flufisf, CTUQJD FLUTE AND DOUBLE REED: Diana Arnold, LOVVER BRASS: jeff Harris, Kenneth Walker, Greg Carol Bryant, Karen Price, Becky Herndon Qliotronzj Martin, Thomas Stallings, Ricky Lewis. makes all-stare band ,,,.,--.Q-if s--f CTopD UPPER BRASS: Iohn Gardner, Ricky Wilson, Steve Case, Moki Lowe, Roy Olive, Curtis Carrigan, Mark Tenney, Jim Erwin. Cfferzferj SAXOPHONES: Fnrrest Larnb, Alan Martin, Michael Flonnoy, Barbara Innes. i in three choirs make music at mills Numerous appearances were made by Mills' three choirs this year, including performances for the Thanksgiving and Easter programs. They also worked with the Drama Club by singing carols during the presentation of Still Slzizzes tlre Star at Christmas. They gave special prog grams at Presbyterian Village, Fuller lunior High and Elementary Schools. As a special highlight, all choirs par- ticipated in the Festival of Fun prior to Christmas by presenting an eve- ning of music. The big events of the spring for all choirs were the Central Region Choral Festival held at State College of Arkansas and the spring concert. Bill Hathcote has been choir director at Mills for four years. GIRLS CHORUS CTop Picturej Front Row: Linda St. john, Kathy Kelly, Vickie Dycus Second Row: Becky Red- ding, Sherlon Allen, Geneva Missouri, Cecilia Caldwell, Barbara Williams, Diana Hardin Third Row: Carolyn Smith, Pam Wood, Kathy Thomas, Connie Loring, Viola Adams, Kathy Sullivan SOPHOMORE CHOIR CLower PictureD James Pettypool Cseated at pianoD Front Row: Ruthy Hudson, Melinda Mazurek, Valerie Lewis, lane Terry, Cindy Matthews, Kathy McCumpsey, Sandra Bass Second Row: Erica Mor- rison, Sharon Moore, Diane Waits, Brenda Sanders, Harriet Hyshaw, Donna Plunkett, Karen McCafferty Third Row: Mike Sullivan, Ricky Nelson, Eddy Adams, Marshall Courtney, Rennie Zumwalt, Frank Hart, Ioe lkloltz n- .W Mu-sf' CONCERT CHOIR Cat topl Carol Bryant Csecomi at pzanoj First Row: Ruby Withers, Paula Mullins, Virginia Dreher, Ann Miller, Jackie Rupe, Pat Stiggers, Leslie Dugger, Suzi Hurst, Debbie Carter, Katrina Messerli, Marion Terry, Ruby Macon, Shelia Davis, Lynn Smalley, Glenda Aaron, Kathy Chaudpin Second Row: Debbie Berry, Larry Dreher, Iohnny Fowler, Gary Dreher, Teddy Wilson, lohn Williams, Ioe Passwaters, Tara Mounger, Beverly Minick, Martha Spainhour, Lyn Peebles Tlzirfl Row: lames Pettypool, lames Cannon, Ioe VVarner, David Rhodes, John Dillon, Richard Yates CENTRAL REGION XVINNERS Cseatcil, lower picturel joe Passwaters, Suzi Hurst, Lynn Peebles OFFICERS: Csmnding, lower picturej Marion Terry. Dresidentg Leslie Dugger, vice-president: Virginia Dreher, Beverly Minick, Pat Stiggers, librarians: Edward Mahal'- fey, engineer 87 cometettes all listen and march 'ro i ,ix 5 Front Row: Claricc Hall, mascotg luanita Hall, capt.3 Kristi Elliott, mascot. Back Row: Phyllis Griffith, Libby Swanner and Veranda XVilliams, second lie-utenants. Throughout the football and basketball season the 1972-73 Mills I-Hgh Cgmetettes djs- DRILL TEAM DRUMMERS: Stan Denman, Iohnny Wash- played their pep and unend- burn, Greg Newkirk, Cindy Ledbetter. ing enthusiasm. Stepping to the beat of the drums, these girls used their talent for their school. Not only did they dis- play talent in marching, they also served as a pep squad for the school. Twenty-five girls made up this ycar's drill team and they marched at all home games. Through their spirit and devo- tion they cheered the Comets. ,luanita Hall was captain of the Cometettes this year and Ruthie Rhea was sponsor. 7 ,frail I 9' F 'M Ci!! Aa !! y' 1 ,AV if 2 9452 cheerleaders '73 . . beauty plus , . r. is V cw: 'V wV f 5,. - 'V' 1. 915: f 1 , W ,.,-W W,,..w-A Susan cheers during time out al Robinson game. Oh, Amanda, you know you'll never be lciclc as high as I Can! Gail leads the alma Cheerleaders Gel li' On with a bandstep. assembly, The Comet Cheerleaders are responsible for encourag- ing school spirit and sup- porting the athletic contes- tants. Each year they par- ticipate in different money making projects such as the Mills High Talent Show so that the following year's cheerleaders can go to camp. To be a cheerleader a girl must be willing to work hard and be very devoted. able lo +he sinqinq of mater in pep i ' 6i'f!1v5'vfg5ff,,A 5 W l L l enthusiasm plus work . First Row: janet Pearson, captaing Second Row: Darla Goodwin, Margaret Carpenterg Third Row: Suzi Perkins, Susan Treaclway, LaPmnda Millwoczdg Fourth Row: Gail Lee, Debbie Milton, Amanda Goshien, Gloria Cole Smile.Su1i.'fl1if19S Canll be fliaf bad! Debbie and Gloria praclice a sfunl al' Marqareivs expense - '-M--.....,,,,,,.,,,A P , xfysr. f, f- 3 qv: ,'4': 66 ... 311 WF? '- KIT' is rf ' 0 fx, 1 fr , A- ' 1 ' I fl I K g 5 If I f Q, , ,- 4, fi Tara Mounger Tommy Defhesrage Pam Hudson Phyllis Griffith President VicefPresident Secretary Treasurer L iuniors elect mounger class preslclenf Jumors Pam Hudson and Jan l-lephnslall work in Business MaCl1lI'1GS- Al Adarns, Camilla Arldlns, .lolm Adalns, John Q Annstmcl. Anim Ashcruft, Susan Aslllcy, Pam 572 'H A f , -Jil n a 1 7 I li ' ff: 1 if ' V r A ir 5 x i I P Q .H , , v . Aslmlore, Dclulus Bagwell, Jimmy Baier, Kathy Ballon, Tommx Bccnc, Cynthia Bennett, Brad Bcrrv, Dc-bra Bingham, Glen Bennett, ljlnycl Brlsley. Glenn Boswell, Derek Bowling, Carl Brukcbill, Cecil Brazil, Rocky Brewer, Gary Brock, David Brock, Pam Brown, Dale iuniors Burroughs, Mzirsliiall Burton, lvory Butler. liillv Carter, Debbie Casli, llalpli Chaney, Cave Cliaucloin, Kailiy Chesney, Rose Marie Cobb, Barbara Coger, Way'nc Ckiok, Kuzliy Cook, Blum' Cook, Robert Corley, Glen Cowart, Johnny Craig, Pam Crook. Roy Crook, Terri Davidson, Clifton Davis, Sheila Day, Vicki Denman, Stan Derylulc, Sam Detlierage, Tommy Junior Glen Bingham ponders Come? play durmq Sylvan Hills qame 5 L.. ,r ' z , A at assemblies and at games . . . emohonal Jan l-leplinstall cheers Comets on in pep assembly. ,a f', 'Y' 1 . I sz- rw i M E if , i Y , wk i df -5 'sy f.. V1 x 1, 3 5 ,gs 33? X ,Z AFR X N Q 'M -vmf.g.5- -' G 'Q :-is-1.25 ' w Q? K , IN ww PS D 4,14 F 4 ' 4 6' my Q a F 1:1 AQ? - t z.. :5,gg55gzg.a5s:1::, an S -' 'f35.3-I,.M'QWe ' X 'X wslrjiz.-2 ' , ,N - ,,,m .s- x f . f A Q4 .. 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Everhart, left' Farris, Randy Fisher, Sheri Flint, Dean Floyd, Sarah Fowler, Iohn Fouts, Kenny Franklin, Ben Fuller, Vanessa Furqueron, VVilliam Freeman, Kenna Goodman, Cassandra Goodman, lim Goshien, Amanda Griffin, Rodney Griffin, Roger Griffith, Phyllis Hall, Curtis Hamilton, Diana Hansberry, Dennis Hardin, Diana Harding, Donna Harper, Frank Harris, Anita Harris, Beverly Harrison, Fletcher Harrison, Steve Hartford, Bruce Hartwick, Louise Hatley, Gail Hernpliill, George Heptinstall, Ian lliblong, Dzivicl llielcox, Randy Hill, Gran Hill, Tanya Horsey, Suzanne Hudson, Pam Huff, Iames Hurst, Suzie Iaekson, Greg lenkins, Ricky lones, Billy Jones, Ricky Jones, Vernell Kelley, Denise Kelley, Rodney Killelwrew, Iames King, Iolin King, Reggie Kline, Kelly Lamb, Forest Lane, Feleeia Lavender, james Lawlion, Bonnie Lee, Gerald Lemons, jackie Lewis, Helen Lipton, Darlene Lucas, Dane McGhee, Frederick McLaughlin, Phil McVVilliu1ns, Robert Mack, Ie-rry Alartin, Gerald Mawn, Iames Masterson, Karen Nlelton, Buck Melton, Rancly lXliller, Carolyn Millwood, LaRondri lvllltun, Debbie i ru L 3, S, L. iuniors . . . class of '74 caught in the eq' 1 5.-r fi, ' A .J 7' A I i is Q . , 4 i 4, i -1 . i,'. r'rQpf5f'f1 ' , ,. 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David Ricldling, Linda Rounsavgill, Angie Rounsavall, Ronnie Routh, Ronald Runyan, Milton Sale, Sharon Sanchez, Johnny Sanders, Linda Sartin, Susan Selph, Donna Shields, Reggie Slavings, Robert Smalley, Lynn Smith, Carl Smith, Tina Smith, Stephnni Squires, Ioel Starks, Gary Stivers, Mark Strange, Ray Suggs, Iarncs Surginer, -Ion Swnrtout, hiiclcey Teague, Brenda Teague, Loretta iuniors sponsor and compete We 5 ig' ' Bi K3 A i, ,: , I V gi fu' ff' nu 1 V- 5 . , i ' - :Mr -- 35: G.. NY . x-.f pr w ' 46' Wife , ,i:,,gz:g','-A: . v?...'-Sgr. r , v '- 3 ' ' :li-s.:l,' ' if ' - ' S06 5 f . ... V i i . A J X1 .A f V X ' 1 'f-I , , i -.Q I' - 1. ' - . . , W i , . . i 1 X! an i gif' 1-N. ' s rv. X --. 4 uf l' in 72-73 miss mills pageant Y 'ag 3 54 - .if Y r I 2 Z . rs: X --.t f.-,fi-1 '-1 : if V , 1E2.':i f 1 Q.- 1' but . .-, T 2 'N ag ':1't.,,2E , ' X -'i x.. 3: 731 -Y , Q- H, , , t Y CJ A 3 9' V X.. ,A I it, .9f',.,3v,A we is v ' ' sg ' ' .-. h gays Q , af ' 45' sl 3' if ' , Wg ' N v X: 2 Xi ,Y 5 f, .eq A Qs, ,Q X 4 X5 -2 Q .3 ' G X .Ir 4 x 3 yt, 1 Zvi L 4 1 x v . 5 X I3 X :H . , 11' 3 3 . s Mills Pageanl' l Julnior Deloice Ashmore participates in the Miss l 1 5 J . .v ' xi ii- X Q V rr? N 5 5Y XXX it if Q sii t , 'FF' Xiiissix mi is 14 x , 1 X A ii .. is K E , - l Y a XX :itz 'P' i . 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J-ff .V x -V ' I .7 F Y e 'Q ' , r . ' ,ini ' w - 5 ff i Q ,Y , '. J CStawding: left to rightj Bob Moore, Iohn Mayes, Dwayne Bragg, Mike Moore CKTIEEZUIHU Head Coach Leon Carson. 1 41 , - Q Ax 2, 'vu 19 , K 1 , H , Q ef ,ff . - if 665 X . ., f- . .. - ,x A il 5 L1 I H, 4 U X . Q , xX. . bi L .A . ' a 4 .W , 'f , 4 or if ' v K W ith' 5 W ' Q! . Q , A I ' Ffax -' Af , Q ' A .2 ' W ' , , A .2 ,,-. v, 1 AJ The Mills Comets gained their first win with a 7-O score over Subiaco. Both teams battled without scor- ing for almost 3X4 of the game until Iohn Davie blocked a Subiaco punt. This gave Randy Hickox the opportunity to score. Mills, second win was over the Sheridan Yellowjaclicts. Sheridan led the game at the half with a score or 70. Then in the third quarter, after a 65 yard drive, lack Lemmons scored and Fletcher Harrison made the PAT. Sheridan scored again in the last quarter but fail' ed to make their PAT. With the score 13-7, QB Donald Cross threw a pass to Tommy Detherage but it was deflected into the arms of Bobby McDonald who ran to the end zone. Harrison, under pressure, made the winning PAT for the Comets. ,pf .Pc A I i 5 , in li' lil . -fat., ff :SV P 'Y S-1 .1 M, r'i I l4',' ,W 4.95 1 fl. 1' 0 ,C IL' A I f 4 I if 152 -x L, -Zn' .. .,, 'Q-E2 , 2 .-1 ' '. , ,gf B '23 eva , i seen: if-as-J-8 -r: Q'- ' 'X if ' L 13.536555 3 B , ig'3'9!r'gf12 r at-,ago , N...1f:i M 106 '-1'12.,Q4?.,- . 'wgtihhtz Front Row: Ellis James, Bruce Hartford, Greg laekson, Robert McDonald, Kurt Mellinger, Derek Boswell, Bobby Elliot, Donald Cross. Second Row: Mike Crouse, Bobby Myers, Clif- ton Davidson, Gary Pinkerton, Tommy Dether- age, Ronald Cross, Mike Rabatin, Roosevelt Montgomery, Ricky Alexander, Robert Taylor, Robert Minella. mills comets retain spirit 1f':6-9, M ' + ' A - 1, V - f 'e',,-if 0 , '..Y ' , 2? 9 F' 9 8' -115-its- -M r'-ff!-in DW41 ffB2' z-in 0 11 i i i n Le me B he R Third Row: Rickey Lindsey, Dale Brown, Gary Starks, Keith Kestner, Bruce Woosiey, Robhie Grimes, David Hill, Danny Wofmsleyf, Jackie Lemons, Iames Forte. Fourth Row: Randy His' kox, Ricky Thomas, Ioel Bnwman, John Adnme, f John Davie, Randy Farris, Glen Bingham, Flex- , cher Harrison, Jim Hudman, Mike Brewer. F E. K, ,rg,i.' A gil, , , N Through trying season A M659 1 X ' 'Z-'E A. Yr' 'MMI' . . - - ,, - B , ei,, . . A , .f ? V .e,..g , , .,. i , , A, r .A bf 'f ., ,, , if 1- , -sg 4 H+ . 107 senators over mills Trailing 7-O in the last quarter, Mills drove 73 yds. for their first touch- down. With three major penalties against the Sen- ators and help from Mike Crouse, QB Donald Cross was able to com- plete the two yard touch- down run on fourth and goal. With less than a min- ute to play and one point behind, the Comets de- cided to go for two points. Cross, running around right end, was tackled by the last man between him, the goal, and the game. seniors iohn davie and bruce . ' K.-vw-.inns ri, W v A . - I if if -Q. iffy , ,ff . . vi 1 a 'R K4 K 7 Y 13 I xg n-'lmsarp an if L 'e Q 6 , 101111 Ad3I'I'lS k Alexa de h V . Junior C ySeniotrn I erllulllllg: am Deml:dcn?cll'SWeu Ioesl Bowman Mike Brewer Mi . ,, 4 . U are-iezdvfff ., i ..' i .- A 1 ' - 1 ' ' - f y - 4 I . a'1 f V. , ' uf. fin- 1 .A I A . V '31-2 .1 , ua Yl'3ii :--- ,fi ... 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A11 Y ' ' sophomores plan ahead Kurt Mellinger Robert Minella Gary Pinkerton Gary Starks Senior junior Senior Iurxior The Mills High football pro- gram looked forward to a promis- ing season for the 1972-73 school year. Team spirit was high and the stndent body backed the Comets all the way. Defeat over- came the glories, but these men fought, cried, and strove to honor their school. The Mills High football TEAM is to be commend- ed for excellent effort and per- formance put forth this year. U, -T '9 Www vig, A 61 k.r,n Q fr 3 'fig' ' tim? ' ' if .P : fi-Cf' -T-?-,gl -'f , W' - S- ,f v 1 'f , .f s:, . Z-tw , fi l . ' 5 I -E f' ., 36 , ' V ' ' if ,lr 1 L , ,, WEL .. - . 4 '- ' .-.v - vs. -L- T. , V f - ' 4 - ' 4 1' - , - LA t, , , . sf--'W-..,-A-.-.,. ,,..,,.,,,,,q , V V H ' v l,,v.,.., -- ' in ,, 1 ::g,, N ,, , H ,t 'V-,.,...fggAA, 3,H'fy ,yyir M' ,WW K M U G ,, f-- ---,af sam. -,, 'Ut w g-H.,-'-1 . , . , ..-' ,.,, uf V- fimzw- .,,gg,, -- - 44- . . ' . -H -v ,,.,e. 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Nc - , 'NT r ' W' ff, , 'WN ', A, 'T' T V .ga-i. :angie , 'K-14 PI r ,t ' fl ,J-tT.s Q-3 x Q ' 1 f NK 1 ,J f r Y 'l 1 54, f 1 'va S Robert Taylor Ricky Thomas Senior Sophomore abt - BFLICC WO0Sl6y Danny Wqygley Senior Senjor for 73-74 season J. fu, ,,. , M x A I N ' -.LJ 7323 ? ' , ' M , ew . 55 , R-e , - ,P 4' in U it tl fi ' 'I 4 3 s ,' I . ' Ll-7 CIN .J gin, 7? SP! --. G' , ,- li ' ' :V V Q yr 2, Y ,- 5 ' 'W Y me F d ' 1' 9.1 , -I N 1' li 3 Gif' x 'ai 'U--75 R 4 fbi-r,N,IE lf . , , Ji- di Q - V' he 40 P N Top Row: Ricky Hickox, David Hudman, Don Cobbs, Randy Moss, Tom Rich, Dennis Oxley, David Perry Second Row: Eddie Elrod, Dale Schimmel, Chuck Finney, Bill Iohnson, Ken Hurt, Richard Coitten, Mike Adami Bottom Row: Gary Clark, Terry Clark, Terry Ramsey. Robert Baierd, Mike Vaughan, Tommy Berry, Bruce Davagher X, vw- , , f L , . Q V V, , 5, ' , fjhvf-1. , 113 E S l 64' nf' . ,.,, Y ,'.L, .SQ4 wzsrwaam ilxkalt-ia' vu-gm wr, -we-ilnav ... m..,I.,1f:1:T..,., ' EQQVLW-f AX'2,- ' . x A -7, 1. A Standing: Head Coach Bob Moore, Clyde Ken- ! .f dle, John Davie, Erwin Hayes, Bobby Fuller, 3 aa Jerry Mack, Glen Bosley, Coach john Mayes , ,glial M, V fl l ,-, -...,,,-I Kneeling: Bobby Elliot, Tommy Detherage, mills and mcclellan Trade victories at home games 1 0 I W Richard Adcock, James Lavender, Freddy Burks, Mike Lakin, Vernell jones games are fast and hectic for gm xj x Afuggd Richard Adcock Glen Bosley Freddy Burlcs Senior Senior Junior fi Bobby Elliot Sophomore Ill, an fh, f Mv--. Rzn N . 'F' X 'MTE-2 say' ,rw Iv rw 7 ww ' Q digg,- h 'tai-3-353 FW' F fa I --4'i:v.uA4?a . ,, MLA Clyde Kendle Iunior 3 Cn Friday, Dec. l5, the Mills Comets played and defeated the McClellan Lions with a score of 61-59. It was a close game all the way, with neither team taking the lead. The score was tied 57-57 with two minutes to play. In the next minute, both Mc- Clellan and Mills scored, making it 59-59 with only 53 seconds left. The Lions were looking for an opening to shoot when they were called for walking. The Comets then hrought the ball hack down court and Glen Bosley made the winning shot within the last few seconds of the game. Bobby Ioe Fuller Erwin Hayes Vernell Jones Senior Senior Junior Hifi!! Mike Lakin james Lavender Jerry Mack Senior Junior Iunior b Team members get on the fxffw . ...e I -Q, f+jrAj.7fif'..g:v,,,--15' ,f xx Head Coach Bob Moore fi k ' ' 'Q yr' 'N w '4-'an John Davie believes fha? qrimacinq helps Hue game. ball for next year b Team Kneeling: Gary Green, Carlton Allen, Tommy Detherage, Bobbv Elliot. Paul Marbly Standing: Mike Vaughan, Danny Mason, Bob Bailey, Freddy Burks, Vernell Iones, Roosevelt Montgomery, Coach Iolun Mayes Trainer Fred Williams ian! Qu.--T Managers Riclcy Stephens and Robert Taylor basketball season bounced To a This yearis basketball team ended the season with an ll-ll won-lost reeorcl. The returning seniors were: Mike Lak- in, Bobby Fuller, lohn Davie, Erwin Hayes, and Richard Acleoek. I 23 J. i '-4 ' l close with an even record 72-73 scoreboard Opp. Mills Sheridan 56 Jacksonville 73 56 Oak Grove 61 65 Robinson 53 75 lVlcClelIan 59 61 Sheridan 76 87 Jacksonville 63 65 Watson Chapel 74 56 Deaf School 61 93 White Hall 76 69 Deaf School 70 98 IVIcClelIan 80 66 Morrilton 64 56 Dollarway 48 33 Oak Grove 61 60 Watson Chapel 79 56 Lake Hamilton 46 72 Nlorrilton 77 33 Deaf School 61 94 Lake Hamilton 57 85 Robinson 54 77 Dollarway 83 66 Opp. Mills Coach Bob Moore gives pointers during a qame. Total a V Y , , 1 Track Team has a session Nu Standing: Head Coach Dwayne Bragg, Robert Minella, Randy Farris, Her- bert Montgomery, Freddy Burks, Artie Burton, Kenneth Pippins, Kurt Mel- linger, Bob Simpson, Roosevelt Montgomery, lim Goodman, Ierry Mack. Coach Mike Moore Kneeling: Iohn Davie, Glen Bingham, Clarence Palmer, Kenneth Cooney, Danny Clark, Ricky Ienkins, Bob McDonald, Ellis james, Carl Sawyer, Dickie Goodman. 4 ' AWN ' ' , , .. V-J I in QS? ,. wa'-,.,.: .X lffgfliisw f ' Q. i .. ., , Y 1 N M P ,ri f ' K- uf.ig5w?1f' V 'Q - ,X XA. Nz- . --tsl ffg' - ' . 2?f'SS'1,'if1:. - '- A-'gf 735 sv- :I J' 'z 35-3-me 'Q-5531 2 - . -az. --' Q ., T' :Yin wif, ' ,gr 1 14311. I -tg . .,: ' Q Q , ,4 , , M. ,Q sw x N v. -' Q , N .- Q ex, . Ee .b , i ..+ 1 S if -a .A gs P. , ,,'f:-1? ' . gsfgdkg-,, ! 3, , . a S ' rv' 'x S Q' . . MJ M I .. ,px Z Q ' , N 1 . ,S- 1- 'ki 2 1 f. N. Q 1 . Vs 'F x C3 f 9-5 , Mk? X Q X Q 2 -w v x Q, I , .SSS ., x , 5 ,, ' . t ' ... , +P K I X ' Q.. .JJ X f xx ' 5- 4 X mf SN' W am' M. sw sg .,. 3..- F 3 1700 5 .. , ,, - nf? ' .-3 f f S- V. , A ' -Q-:rf '7 Y v i Mi, 'K , 3 ,L g I , I f P , W. , 5 , .. s .L DATE March 13 16 20 23 27 30 April 3 6 10 13 17 20 track . . . racing ahead J MILLS HIGH COMETS Track and Field Schedule 1973 NAME CF MEET McClellan Invitational Senator Relays Pulaski County Meet Lion Relays Jacksonville Relays Reddie Relays 27-28 Region 5AA Meet May 5 State AA Meet May 12 Meet of Champions Where did they all run off to PLACE Benton McClellan Joe T. Robinson McClellan Joe T. Robinson McClellan Jacksonville Joe T. Robinson Jacksonville McClellan Jacksonville Henderson State College Arkansas Tech Scott Field- Little Rock ,Q 3, .fi ' V, ' M 21. r' waz. ek 1 I . Liv ' 2 JW? y,.3k.i.5,, .. . ,TMJ 4 -, -I 1,5 7 I ,-1 34 - 14,-. Jon, In I V. ,.,,- V 1-Jigv' f 1: A 4-fvatffl ' ff? '. 5, , 1 .sa ,.,,... . V - f 4w,hg.Lz.f ,.,.-.', 35. A T. -A - ,- A , f 's3zTw'g171fi,:?'.fz.'g'a+ 1: ' , 11 xg . V, 1 V, ,. .:..w,, .-,J A , .,, .,5. Hp.. V v 1 I . ,M , f:fgf3If14a .,,, ,4 V . y I 1 Y - f V J, ra law- -. '.1,.uav2- -, 1.5, f.,,,. IL' X y W, .... - ' -- ' ' 1 , . ,,, b y 'I ,, f.v-:.,z,ig,,1:jf5gy -? Y . V ' .., .' , ' 'gg' ' ry, 1 ,V Q-as This year the track team has 14 scheduled meets plus the Region SAA meet. There are 21 boys now enrolled in track. The track events include: sprints, distance runs, shot puts, hurdles, discus throws, pole vaults, and broad and high jumps. Their sponsor is Coach Dwayne Bragg. Q golf team, headed by coach Vx ' of The Golf Team, consisting of Kenny Sory, Tommy Detherage, Robert Taylor, and Mike Mann, demonstrates the various styles of grips. Mr. Voegele makes H clear ina! ine mound is no place 'ro pracfice. ww- Tommy DeH1erage perfecis his fol- Kenny Sory 'fries for a birdie low Tnrouqn. iohn mayes, gets into The swing Qtsgw .K .. -Y, L 4 V 1 'v l'5'Q - ,, I U, u Ug is - 0. ' H+' ' -, iff ,V -f ,, W ,. , . A miss mills . senior pat sfiggers crowned 1972-73 miss mills I Nine girls participated in the Miss Mills pageant. They were juclged on their answers to questions in an interview, on talent, and on beauty in both clate clress and evening gown. Poise and confidence plnyecl an important role in the juclging. Pat Stiggers is a senior and 5'7 tall. She is Vice-President of the Band and Vice-President of FBLA. She is Secretary of Acapella choir, Captain of Majorettes and a member of Y-teens. Pat would like to get her masters in clinical psychology and become a resident in a clinic or hospital. Her col- lege is uncleeiclecl as yet. l in night pageant november 10 . . . P if! 'F 4. 5 ,A 1? Har leffi For Iver ralenf number Pa+ sang He Ain'+ Heavy, He's My BroH'wer fcenfer lef+i Pai models a black fweed kniclcer -ouifif wi'ri'u mafchinq cape and red boofs. fabovei Principal John Voegeie crowns Pai' in fhe ceremony ending 'rhe paqe-an+. Z r 1 V 7' 4? 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I .' 4 - ' wf ,a 4 E 5 2 A a 3 ep .vs ,- ' v ' -if! r. ,ffl I l K. . lg ' li' Q. Y., A.. 4 . ' l 1 R, an 2.32 .Em-1 , 1- .'k3. - 2 A 752. .qi - if xg 3- .sv - 'PJ ' xxfzfn n .lv 0 Qt 4. fi 1, il !-. AAR. c 5. ',-:, r, .',6'1' .yu - .ry . Q 1 , 5 , , W ' f 5 ff 1. Q X ' '.'4 1 X K 'Sz 'dn f,,::,w ww I Lu. Q JF' 4-war X Mfg -394'-A .sw ,M K-fk r3 J' 'VL Mg ,g in QW G. Q4 -s. .1141 f f If fJV,':v'4i lv vlfqig -nv' 'par 1-f any ..ang. gn class officers Seaied in fronf: Vicki Griffifn. secrefary: Terry Swariouf, presiden+ Sianding: Dennis House, vicerpreddenig Susan Penderqisf, freasurer: Sue Hayes, reporfer. :- house and swartouf lead Top Ten seniors 9d! '65 'CBJ' Dennis House Terry Swartout Valeclictorian Salutatorian Pat Buffalo Darla Goodwin Robert Taylor Susan Ketcher Liz Berry Ianet Pearson Gwen Angel Ricky Alexanfiler counselors list 'rop Ten per cent of Marion Terry Rarlmrai Rruwn Richard Adcock Gerald Mazurek Rusty Starr The 1973 graduating class contains 280 students. The grade point average of the top ten per cent ranges from 4.00 to 3.28. These seniors were all active members of the Beta Club, which is an honor society at Mills. Dennis House, valedictorian, is senior class rep- resentative of the Student Council and went to the Student Council workshop Oct. 25-28 in Colum- bia, South Carolina. Dennis, an active member of the Key Club and Drama Club, participated in most of the plays. Terry Swartout, salutatorian, is parliamentarian of the Student Council and attended the Student .- iw rr , f t ' . fc, nybfg gg l ,ky Z. .3 'ii . .7' .1 , Z f I . ' z .61 :Ps ., x iff rl Ruby Withers Susan Pendergist Robbie Crimes Eddie Schiller Kathy Ratcliffe Cynthia M-:iselv Council workshop in Conway, Aug. 6-10. He, too, is a member of the Key Club and Drama Club and also acted in several plays. '- Both Dennis and Terry are members of the Executive Council and both went to Boys' State. They plan to attend Hendrix College in Conway after high school graduation. For one senior, March 5 will remain a date worth remembering. Richard Adcock was notified via long distance calls from Senator Fulbright and Congressman Mills in Washington, D.C., that he had been appointed to the Naval Academy at An- napolis. graduating class . fig ' -2 -wr' I. . 2' - 1 mm 13 v---vp l Pat Stiggers Carol Bryant Becky Melton Ruby Macon Iv' ,q, X . 'hw U . X. x . , .1 1 , a 1,1 l f -,, if .. Delores Maxey Robert Taylor Rhonda 'Stantlridge and Dav1d H111 Becky Melton l K Aaron, Gary Aaron, Glenda Adams, Chuck Adams, Charley Adams, Steve Adcock, Richard Alexander, Ricky Allen, Linda Allen, Roger Angel, Gwen Anthony, David Armstrong, Carolyn Austin, Diane Austin, Mildred Bailey, Brenda 'Is H 5. .V ,ga 2' be Q K 55 L X z of Qi' lx xv 'NO' Ballard, Terry Banks, John Barron, Michael ia: wr' 1 Y' v' 1 l X iQ? 4 f 'ik if Bates, Sandra Bennett, Benjamin Berry, Liz Blair, Mike Bowman, joel Brewer, Mike 1 class of '73 3 happy with leans and long hair Senior Beclry Marfin discovers fha? FBLA inifiafion is fun. Brooks, Ruthie Brown, Barbara Brown, Leonard Brown, Milton Bryant, Carol Buchanan, Sue Buffalo, Patricia Bumgardner, Diane Bunch, Dorothy Burton, Artie Butler, Gary Cannon, Iames Case, Steve Chesnery, Norman Clouette, Tom Nl at , 'NJ' 'Ui xx? seniors supply five members of varslfy squad Sensor Mike Lakin 'rouches up his shoohnq before ,.V , , '3QI ,x. ks af! - ' hw, V? H , M Q Davie, Iohn Diemer, lim Dobson, Iackic mf g un - W I Douglass, David lf. Drake, Glenda Dreher, Gary Dreher, Larry Dreher, Virginia DuChane, Martha Mig i -Ti iffwa.. 1 S, L' sg N 22,12 mlm rl'-' . X5 Q' S: , 3 2 Dumas, Ruthie Dunlap, Bobby 'O Edmondson, Kyle 5 R3 Nl. Elkins, Susan Elliott, Karen Ellis, David !'1 '4.+-will 'Y' sg Sym ? iff seniors refai school spirit Elmore, Sam Elms, Lola Evans, Debra Fauber, Skippy Feeser, Carol Finch, Danny Flonnoy, Michael Forte, lames Freeman, Ronald 'D 1-'rasi'f'C l l Through all seasons Senior Cheerleader Capiain Jane? Pear- son leads pep assemblies. fl senior distinctions . . . pil- 'V K young faces contrast with historic a x friendliest most intellectual Fred Williams Pat Buffalo and and l Libby Swanne D nnis House 144 settings at territorial restoration ,:aa1f1 3: J-Arlwvit-l 1 .w,,,,,,-.,-ef-- ' ' I -, . I1 5 t fl' 1 sir if -at as ii it 3 itW4L5: 'z '- '- 'I ' 1 lil W best dressed most talented Iim Ed Gray Cheri Pearson and and Susan Treadway Michael Flonnoy ,. Jog, Fudge, Evelyn A' . N'- Fuller, Bobby Fults, Larry Gfaiser, Liza Gantz, Dorothy Gfaught, Gwen Gentry, Steve Gibson, Connie Goheen, Robert Goodman, Dickie Goodwin, Darla Gray, Jim Ed Griffin, joe Griffith, Vicki Grimes, Robert 'ww r ' 7 wifi. N, 4',A1'f,f l -sf , ' Q , 1. , H - M f 1 fi: w0'X , xg- - N.,w' nn gs . if' A 43' ,v wx ' -5 1 I A X . . ,' -44 . ., . 4 H 1 ., 1 H IV , U , f -M ,G 514V V' , ,K x ,D -4 ' Hall, Iuanita ' 't ' Hammock, Jacqueline Harris, Narda ' I ' 1 h , Y g.fr4.,,,, , rr fi or - f :,'- l gf, A LM 1 www f Y Q f 5'1 ' , , f i H . L ' 8 Ap. ' . ' f u M ' 5 k, f ,, . W, ,,. if ,1 Harrison, I-Iarvefy fi Ha e Erwin Y 5, A Hayes, Sue Henderson, Dorothy Henderson, Gary Henderson, Nolan .ll o 0 seniors stltch S 2 . credits together toward graduation Senior Dorothy Gantz puts her Home Economics skills to work. 147 Hill, David Hill, Victm Hogue, Eddie Holter, Jerry House, Dennis Hudman, lim jackson, Myra lohnsen, Dan Johnson, Cecilia Iohnston, Eric Iordon, Iudy Kasslexr, Fred Kelly, Sandy Kestner, Keith Ketcher, Susan We .,a 5 u A 5 ? -'. W I 557' 7 . N.. kai pd!! fr , .cy v-Al seniors make headlines V with graduation Sam Elmore finds 'rhal Journalism isn'l' all 'fun and games. 4. K X XC 4 6 . --faq - ag 1. s 9'- JM 'fi 'fc Q' ' gl my . .1 I , F' fzfrfiffgwigf- . ag.: ,J 2 , K 2-.iw x z T Kirby, Jesse .YL Kline, Pam Kuntz, Michael 3 s ,' LasterL Carlton Q in , Launius, Howard . ' V ' Lewis, Brenda Q' is ,K . 4 , - .. fillif X f -1 J ' A. 'I ,V 3. I J-31,5 i . I :y 5- , 1 1 1: wmg.3,N, '53 -, ,J -ll :F 1, if X Lewis. Patricia Lindsey, Rickey Linneman, Robert A4 ,2,. A xg 323' , J W' ti! 2 , . 7' . ' n ,A S. I Int K Benlamm Franlxlm fporfrayecl by Daryle Snelllngs o Carol Bryan? assumes 'the role of Queen Anne ,Q , Nik ' ff it N,-J Z i . r, ez--. x, ff .., ,. M N 4 X59 ax Q, ' x 1 3 X. Q N-f ' .3 ,Q F M '- ii - ' Martin, Becky ii Mart' He 4 . rn, nry f Martin, Marty Mauldin, Faye Maxev, Delores Maxwell, David Wa- ' IE' ',i.:x31fJ'I'-x , 'Bs ss ' T- 59. 5 ur 15-fx. , , J We ff: 'i sw W r. . l , ch gs s 3 f i x v 1 - ii fi 513' . R 1 3 X Mazurek, Gerald Mellingexr, Kurt Melton, Becky seniors impersonate 17th 8a 18th century literature characters Capfain Cool: ialias Jerry Mazureicl visits English IV class. 'R wx Q- -.,. xx V ' -ic., 'Vs'---. N Ll. j W- ' 055 1' 2 f' WW ,.,m..,M'-MM .4.af'cfi2'f+f::-'Htf e X f ' ' 152 most athletic Gloria Cole and John Davie Cabovel most likely To succeed Kathy Ratcliffe and Terry Swartout Cbelow rightj 'Nl 231551 ---.,.,- ,,. f 'fi ' ,Q . .1 -1525 L , 1 I . 1 l . 'I '+- , 1 1 5 gr 9 'ri gh' if us: N i' 5 1 'I 1 fluff ' 1 .YJ ,. A , .5 7 ,fs ,wfr .f Qs. mils J 5 ff.. f-'ii 1, ag? Q ' 1' 'QBV caff ff.: 4 , ,1,,-:Wap 2-4- if Q 5, , , We Til V f' 9 B lr. ' ' NN 5 ? 'ki4, ' if if, iii 'gs fl f 2 s Z4 v Y fd w,-r Montgomery, Michael Moore, Kenneth Mosley, Cynthia Mosley, Harvey Moss, Dianna Myers, Bobby Dcffcdicjk Nichols, Dales , o'Ke11y, Rhonda - Oecefrsefl Overtgn, Henry Overtaon, Mary Owens, Steve Pack, George Pack, james PaE'e. Sharon Parker, Lawrence 155 Parrot, Janet Payne, Stevenson Pearson, Cheri Pearson, Ianet Peebles, Lyn Pendergist, Susan Perkins, Ray Perry, John Pierce, Cheryl Pierce, Judy Pifer, Ronnie Pifer, Sandy Pinkerton, Car Pippins, Kennet Pollard, Norma x fn' cf 4345 f-vs, .rf A TC' 'I 3' P... f V ... ,F 1 , , 1 .i f f rf, f 75 A 4195 9 x if A xg FT-' .1123 . 5. Sir' M fe, Q, i' ' Hindi' f 1 Q . , -f i i - . , - kv , 5 5 4 W 7, A I v R 5,3 Q- f- -f-- aglanil, Larry i ' P - Randal David - if , , ' A , X 'X' Y New Ratcliffe, Kathy x ,S , 'lkh K Ag i ,s H l 1 Ki WX , 1 E xg., I ,. .yn in -. ' ff. Agn, Rider, Bill Robertson, Billy Rummel, Jeannette VN. pa ' 1' ' 1 Sanders, Danny Saulsberry, Dorothy Sawyer, Carl ,N be gag e iii f ii 5,13-3 - 'f 5 -',' i l 1 X bk if A. i ' 'O senior privileges ' , do not exclude club inifiafions A if if Km la' I, I 1 . if A . Senior Tom Cloueife shows splif personalify. .in t 5- Q .i 5,zr or A Aw w , 9, l7 W' 158 Schiller, Eddie Scott, Beverly Scott, lanaytha Seyller, Cayo Sharp, Kenneth Shilling, Bonnie Simpson, Bob Smith, Carolyn Smith, Renita Snead, Teresa Snellings, Daryle Snellings, Karen Snow, Bruce Sosry, Kenny Slpainhour, Martha 5 .'. 'rv I ,3 ' A? I A X fw l 5. ri W1 s...' xi' ,,. .f ' nv vx Y 4 K if J, I X! :Wk ff .Q 2, flfg X. A 'fjf ' -6 1 , flfa , X 4 I l fx' ,jx , 'iff 'V' f 1, 4 Fi? 1 '4,i.,,, ew fl ,rw 1-4.1. seniors hustle various obstacles affer 'rackle in Parkview f 1 l l Slparks, Carl A Stanclridge, Rhonda Starr, Rusty Stephens, Ricky Stiggers, Patricia Strawn, Pamela 6, ei.. 1 Stringer, Raymond Summerville, David Swanner, Elizabeth 4 Y +3 1 ...A - . ,4 V, ,R 51 1 seniors defeat iuniors and sophomores , ' If 5 54' ,g'.P' ,, .' .H 0 I A. 1- rQ ' 1 A I , l. V 4? Seniors are affenfive during Broiherhood Week. ' Z' 1 pf- 4 rv . 'y , ,u' J' 6 ef V 'J .-56.355 Tl'-. ' 'I ,. 1 , wg! .q Rxfvf' ,a A av -1, zi- 11 .n 1 4 3 I 1' if- 'Eh' 1' 'lk r 1 .f-'07 Key Clubbers are Golf Clubbers. foo. I --Li' Wesf and Weewaxafion ai' wasf BoHom leff: I made a big mistake! Below: Jane? Pearson presenis 'rhe seniors wifh Hue Spirii' Trophy af The Morrilfon qame. I- , f 1 Ile . G ,sfo s fb. X 1 ' F A ..-, , ' . ' ' 1 E 3, for spirit trophy Every now and flwen seniors find free lime. Right: Ruby Macon performs in Miss Mills Pageant Below: Kalhy refuses io 'Face camera. ' fx , x X , 5 r Q J Lf Hill-lVul1Z ' Swartout, Terry Swilt, Donna Talley, Faye' Taylor, Devita Taylor, Matt Taylor, Robert Teague, Larry Tenpenny, Kyte Terry, Marion Tipton, Janet Townsend, Arlinc Treadway, Susan Trent, Sharon Tucker, Bucky Turner, El Doris -Q09 ,QQ he .E if xf . .4 . Ji' A vdlfix If ip-ball 5 ,, ,, if 7 Hifi gf f if Twelfth graders not exempt from library research According 'lo a reliable source, These seniors fSchiIler Snellinqs. Sawyer and Hill, are doing library researclw worlc. Q5 Q4 7, i 470 .,,, , ,, ,I 552' ' .V 3 3 O f Vail, Barbara - Vance, Verna Nw I Wade, Darlene Walderns, Lonnie Warner, Ioey Waters, Ester Westbrooks, Russell VVh L' d , ., 'f arton, ln a . W VVilbourne, Laverne V ..v- AQA1? fi , V12 1 .ff ' 'li if , 1 ' W-ag ig! 4 k 6 4' honor 'ro whom honor is due . . . . l Q-1:1 A' 5 A 72 Gloria Cole David Hill I l?6CliY Melton . Pulaski County Junior Miss National Merit Special M1115 fepfeinfatlve U1 Scholarship Candidate ll1I110'1' M155 D15U1Cf Pageant fifteen students atrend boys' and girls' sfafe BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATERS: Front Row: Dennis House, Liz Berry, Kathy Ratcliffe, Paula Cooper, jackie Hammock, Ruby Macon, Pat Stiggers Second Row: john Davie, Robert Taylor, Ricky Adcock, Terry Swartout, Nolan Henderson, Bruce Snow, Rickey Lindsey, Clar- ence Palmer. Q 1. f 'o ' g , ff? ,Q gf , U53 1, ' r V r ' 4 N 'iffpz ' 7 ,,.. if ' 1. 1.. ' .... f'X .f.,,,'f 3.5- :,. ' - f-Q .mggs ,W-1 qi. 4, fl. . 1 .,' x w , , L'-' , .'-.nr ,.,, .., tl ' .f ' ,Q Z'H'aL'1 Us , ,. -, ,pg .1 .1 , ,V , .. fp ,Hn , .,.,-L . .-..,. I A , f. Ai-'. if. vu Z9 .v . 'Y ' ' gn-' -'flaky-.t yay.,-A - .. .. V ., , -nfl. .,,.. . 1 .f. '-, 1, ' ' . . , .1 4 f ,, - JA .. ..- , . . .. , , ,- - .f.,w- '- T f v',,.,- l . V- , .1 .te-' V. X- ,- - , , - ,fa ii, w yu., , .. .l X . Q.-v -'rf--H.-' X' - . ., 'Q v 1 f ., I ,'v,A . .- .i?4.:'4C ,Qv.'?i1'! 4!f'Ij::H' 4' 5 'S Y :t 'rs 'fit - . AV-A - Lg! NC 's I' , ,Fm . , f '1 V 3'9' 1 .v -'Wi-P was. Vs' A .gf rg 14 ' T , , , I f ' Q. V. f -4 I 1 in i wx X Am-1 X I 1 fllrhesi' At Top: Evelyn Fudge, Bruce Woosley and Debbie Cook mr. and miss personality At Left: Clarence Palmer, Jackie Ham mock and Mike Crouse L- -5' . ' f' I F .,r.. ' ' . fn, w VV. , , p ...,-.n-- ,, V , ' '1 'V ',Z'af--- - A ' , ' V ii , . 4' ' ' V .--L '.,, ni. 6 fin. ,. if ,gif IOM, f f -.:..4 ,fu K., J x. y 7 s WR ' 'NL R M A 'NR we 'X YI ' Us, '-an Y 34? 'il ff Q2 xv. HRW 3 49413 Q 2l r5.,?T'EE-A T1i52i l ?g Y me-f x . 3, 4, 1 N. , -. -f A. NA' AZ 'XP 'Y'- . Y , YQ , R.1yg35,,,' - -.QQ b -V K X f elm' A riff: I 5 , NN Nw?- Q -.A ,p as isgp, Q M l. -.215 ' -. -.5 1, ' nw. ' .x sf. fi. . '4, x M f x' 5. I mal ,. .X ,W wail, -H ' 112 2, R. ,X YU., 5. , -L 1- xx, .is xx 5: , B.. I 5 x Q Ls. . fy. x. gg ,x 2-.J .. --.11 , x. .T -H, 1.9. -.1 -:z ' .v. -,N -K 'Pu .- x L +3 , -' . A x , 3.4 -5 ,'.4yvv,a ' - ,.,..-l.'S?vg::,, x X KX' 1 1 'R 1 f A 1 wma Qf:l'Eo5Qzl,f ff? . , 1 4 ' 4x?v Bobby Ioe Fuller Most Handsome Runner up Cther Most Beautiful and Most Handsome Contestants: Gloria Cole Barbara Brown Becky Melton Susan. Treadway Vicki Griffith Rhonda Standridge Kathy Ratcliffe Iacque Hammock Bob Simpson Henry Overton Eugene Bridgeforcl Mike Crouse Dayicl Summerville Matt Taylor Robert Taylor lohn Davie Ruby Macon Most Beautiful Runner-up the right Track selects most handsome and most beautiful Dear Students: It is an honor to be chosen to determine the first and second place winners in this category. Although the decision was most dif- ficult, we have listed below what we feel are four of the Most Handsome and Most Beautiful in your school: First Place: Teresa Snead Gary Pinkerton Second Place: Ruby Macon Bobby Fuller Again, it was a great honor to select the winners of this contest. Sincerely, The Right Track Compliments of Www 3:96 95, 5 NW P fq 3.256 Mfg' si, oz I.. ,. 9 Sb! . L A so -s 525' M ,Q ' N951 lv 'ts Syn C' af fo f N That old ,IQ furnace give you the chills? And it's going to be colder tonight? And the kids will all want to sleep in your bed because it's too cold in their room. And the whole family wants to move to Florida? Today! Well, today you can move Florida to your family. Just call us for prompt furnace repair. And put a little sun- shine back in your life. P.S. We handle a quality line of new Rheem heating equipment. A Rheem Reliable Dealer Complete Home Cooling Systems P CENTRAL ARKANSAS SUPPLY COMPANY 1000 Rushing Circle Llttl 220 K e Rock, Arkansas 7 5 J 170 Dixie Shops Southwest City Mall Ladies 8: Petite Dresses Coats, Formals, and Children's Dresses Manager -- Rose Rives Phone 565-7483 McDaniel Realty Call Us For All Your Real Estate Needs Rt. 4, Box 622 Little Rock, Arkansas 888-3l55 Q Little Rock, Arkansas 72209 Better Clothes At Discount Prices' Dennis Diemer Good Luck in IMT TQEQ V mix A Comets. rel Qlmifgi-CQICH Xu! Q12 jixmwlxiil. f, 7 EAN fv MT Compliments of . - WW Compliments it wk! KATHY'S of cl Friend mf , 'T E PAPPAW E Q N Phone 562-3293 I Landmark The Suit Gallery Ba,-be, 84l4 Geyer Springs Road 'V A Wonda's Beauty Shop We know what people me to eat R+. 4 Bex 583, Little Rock Q Phone aaa-2401 fA?A?A?Ai MEXICAN FOOD YATAYWAW 5805 Kavanaugh 6120 Base Line 5922 S. University Second Baptist Church CHURCH OFFICE Q1 A -A PAsToR's STUDY 374.9234 e- J, 374-56I4 o' 1 QF if 4 ,,, 1l--, ,:.f1.,:f ,nf MEETING THE NEEDS OF THE NOW GENERATION' Dale Cowling - Pastor 171 The AClVf3Ilielll E?I' X U I . Y 1, i ' L A . r N l i , u . . Q A srors Fon MEN l 608 Main LiH'le Rock 376-3 I46 Tuxedo Rental 172 and Sales 1 a Wallace Building Barber Shop 4- l05 Main Slreel will Lame Rock, Ark. 3' li lf ll! I ff ff ia f I! N' il Cloverdale Florists RAP ...D 7307 Baseline Road LiHle Rock, Arkansas Phone: LO 2-2333 Brakes - Tune Up - Air Conclilioning - Wheel Alignmenl' All Cars and Trucks - Body Repairs and Painling Bill Grogan's Garage I3 I5 Dixon Road LiHle Rock, Arkansas Bill Grogan, Owner Phone 374-I l27 iv, fq 1 Geyer Springs Drug Sl-ore 5305 Mablevale Pike LiH'Ie Rock, Arkansas Phone: 565-5527 Prescripfions - Cosmeiics - Giffs BILL MIZE LO 5-8550 BILL MIZE'S MERCHANDISE INC. 3410 Bose Line Rd. LitfIe Rock, Arkansas WE BUY - SELL - TRADE ALMOST ANYTHING GUNS, TOOLS, MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT Couzion gompany, jnc. JOBBER - AMERICAN OIL PRODUCTS 1438 PIKE AVENUE - NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR K. 72114 ATLAS - Tires - BaI reries - Accessories Quaker S+aI'e Mofor Oil 375-3566 375-3593 4' 1,4 Who Wins Ihe Spirii Siick, Coach Mayes? AT YOUR s ERLIN stone Center . Village 0055116 Congra'IuIaIions Io Ihe 73 Seniors from Cooper Service Company TV and Appliance Specialisis 6509 Wakefield Drive Phone: 562-8826 Owner: Frank Cooper 173 Coy's Auto Soles 5l00 Mablevale Pike Little Roclc, Arkansas Phone 568-l70I if Baseline Pharmacy Richardson Construction Compo ny, Inc. for P by Ph. 555-1591 - 3500 Baseline Rd. - Little Rock, Ark, Free Delivery We Maintain A Complete Record Ot All Your Family's Prescription Purchases 600 E. Pratt Little Roclc. Ark. Granite Mt. Quarries Eire Q e hit., Smile . . Jesus Way You f f !, Loves Try His God Bless Seniors '73 We Sgrecialize 24 Hr. T . 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Hflfif dcockfs P '5 2'3942 HOME MART 5804 Soufh Universify LH-He Rock, Ark. 72209 Trammel Plumbing 81 Heating - congfamlaies You - The efadua+zng Class P. 8- L. Hardware 6200 Baseline Rd. 565-940l Paint Builders' Hardware Electrical Supplies Sweden Creme Drive-Inns I500 Main St. Little Rock 'ST u 222: Main S+. :ggpim Nh, North Little Rock xy fri La Vanne's Beauty Salon 6507 Wakefield Dr. 565-2694 ,A fa. K' xx 4.0 Eur George Liitmdsegk FAMILY STEAK HOUSE Ask about our Birthday Club! 4709 65th Street Little Roclc JFK 8: McCain North Little Roclc Wakefield Exxon Servicenter 65th St. 81 Walcetield Dr. 565-9876 Little Rock, Ark. J. C. Henson WALKER'S Grocery and Sta. Eunice L. Walker Owner 30l5 Dixon Rd. A RAZORBACK Shooting Supplies If li' Shoofs 62l Main Slreel' Painl' 8: Body Work LiHle Roclc Davis Tires We Sell ll! Congralulalions, Seniors Loetscher's 900 Main S+. Go rage - 36l8 Baseline Rd. 565-l I69 All Worlc Guaranleed Compliments of o friend .... Good Luck COM ETS! Nlill ComPllments ol' 0 FMENDY . ll! Wizard BaHeries Truelone TV and Radios Wizard Appliances 8 f'9.fEZ' ,Today's Army Wants to Join You but not until A FTER an nu mm ls it worth S100,000 to you just to stay in school? Statistics say high school graduates will earn at least that much more during their productive years than dropouts who fail to earn that valuable diploma. This is why TODAY's ARMY is urging you to stay in school. To help you plan your future intelligent- ly see your local Army representative for full details on more than 300 excit- ing job opportunities in TODAY'S ARMY -where you count as an individual. Your local ARMY representative has the straight, no obligation information. See or call him: SSGT Jesse Balentine US Army Recruiting Station 4I5 Main Street Little Roclc, Arkansas 7220i Phone Collect 378-6l3I l l Q t Eff? 'ff.zff ' iii.il ' ' 5 Spaulding Athletic indusfnes Inc foresf my Iowa FRED 81 JACK TRAILER SALES Fred Pflug - Jack Pflug John Davle 10318 New Benton Highway U-30 WJ Telephone Little Rock, Arkansas 72209 ISOII 565 0I3I .,51 1 I II, Ii, .I. 2,21 Phone 372 2218 nIz'L-',t'iE:, -X I 5, W , ., 1 f' 1 3 LOCATIONS Town 8: Country Shopping Center Park Plaza Shopping Center 571 3 Kavanaugh QUIK AUGERS .A-na ?alu6d Sgvdpnut doanpaaq NORTH LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS MANAGER PHONE 374 9274 CENTRAL ELECTRIC COMPANY LICENSED - sonosn INSURED REMODELING s. REPAIRING 0 RESIDENTIAL 0 COMMERCIAL o INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING FIXTURES WIRING FOR- ELECTRIC HEAT RANGES DRYERS AIR CONDITIONERS Day or Night 565-8965 Qozos chacor Rd Cu rrent's Grocery Store Woodson, Arkansas Buffalo Cafe And Service Station Arch Sl. Pilce 1 f WE SPElIlllllll Ill ill! Phone Arkansas V Wvwieimf 0 gist, 562-0977 ir oblock l feet IN-STOCK . . . N0 WAITIN SIZES 6-16, AAA'-EEEE SAFEYY SHOES AVAILABLE US POSTAL SHOE PERMIT 75l5 Geyer Springs Rcl. Nexl' lo Posl Office G LAWHON'S MARKET - ' X ,lwmlll 'ui NVQ ' i i-' . N A 'AL ry, A ,r Xcfyy 1 A u ! 7 i 'J-11 x JJ, ,4 X. 6. ' ' l'l'I'f' I ' ,A fe T 1 ' ' Hours 7:00 A.M. 'ro 8:00 P.M. Fresh Fruils, Vegefables, and Mears Arch Srreef Pike 888-9903 Cycle Supply N rl 54I2 Baseline Rd. ' LiHle Rock, Arkansas Phone 562-6068 l A. Helmels - Tires , Paris - Accessories J , e i ' 1 AND COMPANY 7509 Baseline Rd. l Lillle Roclc, Arlransas I Phone 562-5l74 f is I P3 orunhu l ..,, I v, A' 500 LlTT L OC 1 , ?4czamczcq S TV, PH 886-2223 ARCH ST AT ATWOOD ROAD 7303 BASE LINE' I CLOVEPDALE PLA OPEN FROM 9 9 FREE DELIVERY We Maintain A Complete Record of All s s ef s Y c D Pano on Your Family's Prescription Purchases Wholesale Refail Ceramic Shack, Inc. 5025 Baseline Rd. LiHle Rock. Arlc. 72209 Phone 50I-565-5763 Complimenls of MAC'S MARKET 0:56 I HS? '- R' JMX: of . Complimenls of I X x It's better . . . It's Borden 7900 Asher Avenue LiHle Roclc, Arkansas 72204 Phone 565-343 I Seniors Terry Swarloul and Ricky Slephens exhib spiril. rw' g , V McDonald's DX Station FEED 84 HARDWARE IBRDUI 1 6Iden1bols Feeds - Seeds - Groceries Hardware - Fishing Supplies Rt. 2 Old Pine Blutt Hwy. Little Rock, Ark. 72206 Go, Comets, Go Bridge Phone 888-2335 Resurrection - Phase II Betty's Beauty Shop Wakefield Village 7003 Lancaster Road Phone 565-9007 Baptist Bible Gm Book House 7I2 Main Street Little Rock, Ark. 7220l H. B.'s Drive-In. 60l0 Lancaster Road Custom Cooking - Hickory Barbecue Orders-to-go 565-l930 Weekdays - 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Saturdays - 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Compliments ot Big Rock Stone and Material Company for of in South est Little Rock. etropolitap 2-I-. atlonal Bank 5601 South University!Little Rock!Q562-81 10 Member FDIC si . . .5 ' ,I 1 . , - 4 'I '54 .QM ,aw s. 5 1 fit- Ndmpnlhnn Nattnrml Bank i The Fabric Centre 2I3 W. Capital For the finest in fabrics Phone 372-2248 I -cl - RED CRIIWN eww g fwua., no: CUMBERLAND sr PHONE FR 5 4659 LITTLE Rocx. ARK ,x abfffiwi WSF? ' 2 -2 '2 1 A' V -U71'w 1i'ItE 216 WEST 6' STREET muc C 69 041 f 1 Accnsolveo R741 MGH ON 005.0655 4-:LYS X SCHOOL OF BUSINES S 185 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS ut S '13 mn JJ? Q ' Cr ff A popular gaslvions grass Shop I0 Miles South of Baseline Rd. on Arch St. Pike Phone 888-l856 Remember to Shop Where Only the Look is Expensive Clayton Griffith MFA Insurance Agency Arch St. Pike Phone: 888-3355 'll 'k 'ki' l l ff xifllr S 74l8 Baseline Parli Plaza North Parlc Mall Casual-Aire The Smartest in Sportswear 74I9 Baseline Rd. Little Rock Happiness ls a Jumbo Hamburger and Shalce from Miller's At East End on Arch St. Pilce Phone: 888-9929 Compliments of o friend Reynolds Memorial Baptist Church 7I I Fourche Dam Pilce Rev. Aaron Carler, Pasfor Children's Church lages 3-9l Bro. Milne Pearson Sfudenf Paslor Maguire Music Co. Formerly Ford Music The Piano 8: Organ Place Two locafions fo serve you l2l0 Main S+. McCain Mall LiHle Rock Norlh LiHle Rock Hammond 0 Yamaha Rogers I fi., fi, I ggi' X '-.. Maguire Music Company C om sg c.:g,'1.1'. -v li .ph ,- lf 'ip--3' ES R . ,kr , Caughi n+he acl l. R nd ll t 4 I PHONE LO 5-4202 I Walkm 4 Clecuww 81 SHIRT LAUNDRY CLOVERDALE CENTER HEWIE F. WALKER 7620 BASELINE ROAD - LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS Geyer Springs Barber Shop Norman Shumale Dave Tapley I ' 53Ol Mablevale Pike V LiH'le Rock, Ark. S 81 S Tire Company, Inc. 73l7 Baseline Rd. Li'Hle Rock, Ark. 72209 PARKER Cadillac Sales and Service I 2 l 5 Main Li'Hle Rock Phone 374-7475 xlf 7fnQH am Stenger Auto Supply Inc. LiHle Rock: 74l I Geyer Springs Road 565-84-I6 l08 W. Roosevell' Road 376-2997 5600 W. l2ll1 Slreel' 664-389l Norfh LiHle Rock 620 E. l5ll1 Sireel' 372-4l74 SAWYER'S Thriftway Mkt. 36I2 Baseline Rd. Little Rock, Ark. 565-5360 'BMW Eight Eleven Main Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 3 . . . and all the worId's a stage . . . Photographic Equipment 81 Supplies Professional and Amateur Pinkey's Photo Service P.O. Box i087 2I I7 Thayer St. Little R-ock, Arkansas Phone 375-6409 x -- .n..s.-.-.,.4:1..vv...,. l gy L 1, Q . ,,,,:.- fu.. - 1 , ., 'iii A ' ' ' Compliments of Kirkland Gulf 5024 Mablevale Pike LiHle Rock, Ark. Phone 565-9830 Galloway Memorial United Methodist Church No. 4 Griffin Road Ed. McCulloch, Pastor wily'- .. ,....-..- A...-.-...f , ... x. it X ,I S .!. ,. i xi.-ir , 1 'rl . , V. 1. ! QV !! ! I i , ey , ...,. I A ant, e--- 1' , ,.y,. I .,,,f. ,, . . A Mars- .1 - V t ff,-..J' .,,, , . h , . A 1.,i.f l,K,,,:. W K 1 i l.,,,. ,V , -2 ' . ngvf , 3. i,.. f -jr 959' ' 4 .Q g f Ax . . my I .-- - :E nj 'A U in as 1 Pi Q' -L- ounglancf ChiIdren's Shop Infanis Thru Size I4 Soufhwesi' Cify Mall LiHIe Rock, Ark. I R8fW MRS JACK 4.10 A COCK NI, 'A 1 1 QS VVOVJSERSRO ELLE CULLINS U CO. ' I I I Coin Operafed Recreafion ', V- 'A 4 Machines ,I as .I I I r 'ina 1 . W 9 I 4 I 33I6 Baseline Road , , I 1 I ' ' Li++Ie Rock, Arkansas V I I I I 'rrh I II I Ph o - 'Y I . I ' ' .562-7 I7 6 I ' A L'-I ' . L ' f 1 X, l.L.4 5' mf' I WIN nie D A I Qu.-I Wifi 'ji Q nl., I w4'12s5SxI'Q'Cl ff5Qw,..V,,IQ,l,T1f, Q 4 ' A ,XV IQYIA U M' V735 , -X ,-, , , r- , ,--X -, M w f-Nfrjr-L4fl'tvQbf4S KLA. I Mb - 1 I 4-I I .Hftzfp UO ef- I 5 gxuuj I s I' IKAD QL- Lc'r 'iWrT,5f,Q,l Laxf ' I QI 'I BUTE IWIESEHEPQ I gr . I ,we 3 I me It-lg QXCJ CW' ' I, f,1IIX fr, . Xmgixggf ISA, I' 9 -, A I AHEC I X X IN I J .rf,+ , X X , . X 1 QS'-ix xx NN J r L 'VL X, XLJ-x ' J x . f .ffTff?k!fI LI ' WORTHEN BANK 8 TIRIBT COMPANY Member FDIC nd Federal Reserve s em 3 Syl Pettus Drive-I n 4403 wen 65+h Rhynecllffe Manufacturing Company Compliments of the 's I -. 565-6060 Edwin Rhein Manufacturing Company Makers of Rhynecliffe Ties-Handkerchiefs-Belts AnRon Florist ! 'i' U 85 I 5 Geyer Springs 4 V K. LiHle Rock, Arkansas Iete comp Q I Phone 565-8I8I Beauty Service an X For All Occasions 1 0 ' 1 5 . 2 ,'rs Q . . 1 a s -ar s as at 6 ff Edward s Halr Fashions ' o A -F 'X' N 'H WM Fl9s???Tf r Kirkpatrick Korners 3304 Mabelvale Pike 1 36,2 fed fi IMEDE IIIIMB O up Illlr 0 p to 600K landlnilffffff Wamgaofffaffbm . Jeep 6 ' ' TQ GQ r .lohnson 9I7 Mem S+ree+ X6 ,, I . 1 A fs b , : ,ll ,nf- .fi 4 , .,x,g . max ,wc- G W, Hs B -Mvumunqunf' rf ef . W if - H2 my compliments and best wishes 2 O O congressman wllbur cl. mulls Custom Trophies Wendell C. Wooley Decorator Consultant HAVERTY'S Argenta Drug Fashions Infant thru Teens Quality for Less' Two Locations 6523 Hinlcson Rd. 73OI Baseline Rd. ln Cloverdale Across from 562-0934 Paul's Shoes Open 9:30-6:00 565-4375 Congratulations, Seniors Open 9:30'6:00 ' ' M d h S t d Mattingly Furniture on all 'U a U' RY patrons Kenny and Mary Ann Harvey ancl Cathy Sandi and Allen Mrs. Sheets Linda ancl Marvin Celia and Ernie Susan and Dean Dorothy and Murray Louett and Brad Barbara Vail Joel and Amanda Rhonda and Richard Larry and Donna Mike and Susan Daman Mixaa Mika and Libby Randy and Beclcy Diana and eafy Jroelyn smaih Beverly and Jaa- Terry and Cindy Jam Hadmaa .- wi D Q g , . I I 5 r A ff 42.1 3 I 194 Il W'--N, wig-X Editor Kathy Ratcliffe Capturing a new expression in a different situation, whether it was with photograph or copy, makes this annual something special to us. We wanted everybody represented as a school body together. We had some problems with those of us who had acute senioritus, juniors wrih budding senioritus, sophomores with the start of the junior itch, and teachers always avoiding the camera. But as we worked, problems seemed to diminish and we can, with a sigh of relief and a certain amount of pride, deliver the 1972-73 annual to our students and faculty. We have tried to give you in pictures and words these moments from sunrise to sunn fiffte, C0 melqflccff I . Ulf f,,,'f', 1 , , - . 1 'ld' 11 - , -I ww- '--w., A.. . 1-V: 1' 1 1 . wr. ' Q '- f ' -' , . 4'-.I :HN .',- . ,-,,!', .'.2,.'-H.-,, ' ' 3 I p.Jf,!,5,,,g,4.., ,,,,, .'!- -f..,.- .4 ,. I., 1,1 , 1, , l ',f-', , .. 5 ' f 'f:'.f, 1'2' ' . 7 ' . - -V ' A '1 ' . J , f- ' 'lu I, jx-1-:I . 9 4, .4 5 r.'.-, A -I' .1 . , N ff. 11 -'ig if' . Z ,.,. 3 - . ,f. ' r,. n.. , ' , ,. . W ' 1. f ,. ., .I 1, 'Aff , 1 ' 3' if . 1 , .,,, Y. ..f,. . . f ' ' . . , . . A . x NX, ., . I X, . ,, ..x.. . x . A .--.. ,,4, m . 4 x N, ,xxx ,.. 1. X . A - i . 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