Arkadelphia High School - Ark Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)
- Class of 1941
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our years in high school can be compared to a trip
on Noah's Ark. As Freshmen we-Mare all packed for
entrance into the Ark, not knowing exactly what exper-
iences await us. As Sophomores we are in the Ark
during the hardest period of' rain, wondering whether
the ship will carry us through. As Qluniors We stand
on the deck, with the sun's rays breaking through and
in the distance we can visualize our diplomas. As
Seniors we march triumphantly down the gang plank
into a new World, nevertheless realizing that new jour-
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DEDICATION
0 Mrs. Frank Gerig, Secretary of the
School Board, teacher, friend, and guide,
we dedicate this volume of The Ark in sin-
cere appreciation of her voluntary service
and inspirational guidance.
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II. Classes A
III. Features
IV. Activities
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Mr. L. M. Goza
Superinnendentz, 1919
Mr. Neill McCaSkill
Manual 'Training and Me-
chanical Drawing, 1937
Mrs. Mattie B. Clark
English. 1920
lvliss Mary Elizabeth Worrell
Commercial, 1940
Mists Amy Jean Greene
History, 1929
Miss Clara Young
Latin and English, 1940
Mrs. R. B. Thomas
Dramatics and English,
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Principal, 1920
Mrs. Logan Davis
Secretary to Mr. Goza,
1937
Mr. J. O. Burns
Band, 1940
Mrs. A. N. Thomas
Librarian, 1939
Miss Eleanor Warren
Home Economics, 1939
Mr. Hallie Matlockifi
Science and Math, 1937
Mr. George Emoryzii
Coach and Math, 1935
Called into the Army at mid-
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ALMA MATER
fW0rds by Miss Alberta Harrington,
lMusic by Elsie Mae Eppsj
Our High School Alma Mater,
We sing to thee today,
To offer thee our homage
And love and loyalty.
Our love for thee is not concerned
With building, brick, or stone:
But for thy spirit and ideals
We give thee praise alone.
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Of happy hours spent here,
We'l1 oft' recall our student days,
O, Alma Mater, dear.
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President . . Belvagene Crowley
Vice-President , Tom Tglleson
Secretary . . . . Sue Robey '
Reporter . . Ed Daugherty
Sponsors . .S Miss Young
Mr. Tolleson
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LOIS BOYD
H' QTER BROYLES
JOE CALLAWAY III
MARY :Sz MARTHA CARTER
JIGGS COPELAND
GARLENE CORN
ANNETTE COX
BELVAGENE CROWLEY
EDWARD DAUGHERTY
JOE DAY
VERNA SUE ELLIOTT
MARGARET FREEMAN
MARY ALICE FREEMAN
ELMER GANN
DOROTHY GLOVER
MARGARET GLOVER
MARGARET GREEN
BILLY HALLIBURTON
MATTIE JOHN HATCHER
ANN HARDIN
RUBY JO HEWITT
STAFFORD HERBERT
PHILLIP HORTON
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GENEVIEVE HUNTER
BOBBY INMAN
JAMES A. JONES
LLOYD KING
ELOISE LAVENDER
DAPHN E LEDBETTER
JEAN LEFLER
FAULINE MARBURY
EMMA JANE MCGUIRE
CHARLOTTE MILLS
JOE MOORE
MARY JO MORRIS
DOROTHY MAE NASH
MARY CORNELIA PARKER
MARY LOUISE PATTERSON
DORIS ANN PENNINGTON
HELEN PHILLIPS
RUBY DELL PIERCE
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ADA JEAN ROSS
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RAYMOND ALLISON
CLEO ARNOLD
JAMES ARMSTRONG
J. T. BASS
CERIL BISHOP
IRENE BI'I'I'LE
DALE BREWER
MARY JANE BRADEN
JACKIE BROWN
HOWARD CALLAWAY
JOHN BILL CALHOUN
A. D, COOK
IMOGENE CAVER
ELDRIDGE CURRIN
GUY DEATON
JACK EARL
J. C. ELLIOTT
BILLY JOE FLORENCE
HAROLD LLOYD FRANCIS
J. R. FRANCIS
MARY ALICE FREEMAN
GEORGIA LOU FULMER
BERTHA MEADE GRAY
DAVID GREENROOS
WALTER GWYNN
WILLIAM HAMILTON
LUCILLE HARDIN
WILLIAM HELMS
JAMES HELTON
RUBY JO HEWITT
TERREL HONEYCUTT
PAULINE HOWELL
CHARLES I-IUFF
LOUISE HURST
ELOISE LAVENDER
MARY M. STUEART
WILLIAM GILL SUITOR
LLOYD TAYLOR
CHARLES E. THOMPSON
MARTHA JANE THOMPSON
AMY SUE TODD
TOM TOLESON
MELBAGENE TULL
BERNICE WHITE
CARROL WOOD
MARY RUTH WILLIAMS
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BETTY BROOK OWENS
GEORGE PARKER
GLADYS PEEPLES
DAVIS PENNINGTON
LEORA POSEY
COLBURN REYNOLDS
HENDERSON ROGERS
HAZEL RUSHING
BOBBY SELLARS
MARRON SHEHANE
AMES STALLINGS
JANUSA JONES USH SIMONSON
LLOYD KING ' .A ARJORIE SOSSAMON
MARGORIE LEE
JAMES LONG
HUGH LOOKADOO
NELSON LYNN
CHARLES MCCLAIN
INEZ MCGHEE
CARLTON McKENNON
MARIE MARBURY
GEORGE MAURER
L. B. MAY
ALVA MITCHELL
JAY JOE MORRIS
RUBY FAE TAYLOR
FRED THOMAS
MARY JANE TODD
CATHERINE WARD
ROBERT WATSON
NEIL WELCH
CLARENCE WIEMAN
JAMESS WILLIAMS
ALBERT WILLIAMSON
DALE WILSON
ORVILLE WRIGHT
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President . . . James Loderick Goza
Vice-President . . Maxine Pennington
Secetary . . . Jean Flory
Reporter . . Betty Harrell
Sponsors . . Miss Warren
Mr. McCaski11
GLEN ALLEN
FRANCES LENA ATKINS
JANE BLEDSOE
J ESSIE BRADLEY
SYBIL BROWN
CAMILLE CARSON
WILMA FAYE COLWELL
HELEN COX
PEARL CRAIG
SUE DAILY
SAMMIE LEE DAWSON
KAROLYN ELMS
JEAN FLORY
MAXINE FRANCIS
CATHERINE GLOVER
JAMES LODERICK GOZA
CATHERINE HARDIN
BETTY HARRELL
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SARA HEARN
MARJORIE HERRINGTON
BETTY JANE HOLLAND
EVELYN HUDMAN
THELMA HUDSON
PEGGY JEAN KEY
C. J. KIMBROUGH
NELLIE KINGREY
DAVID LAMB
GERALDINE LEATH
GENNABETH LEE
FLORA MADDOX
JAMIEL MATTAR
WALTER MAY
WANDA MAY
MARY RUTH MCCALLUM
JAMES MEDLOCK
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ORA BRADSHAW P. W. HODGES
OLAN BRIDGES JOSEPHINE HOLDER
HOWARD BUCK KENNETH HOWELL
DICKIE CLEM HASSELL HUNNICUTT
JAN CROW BILL JAMESON
PAULINE DANIELL MICKEY JONES
BETTY JO DUKE EARL KAUFFMAN
ROSS DUNCAN JIMMY LEGGETT
DAN FINGER PETE LODEN
PAULINE FRAZIER JAMES MCELHANNON
JAMES FREEMAN FLORINE MCKINNON
MURREL HARDIN EUGENE MCQUEARY
MORRIS HARNESS CLYDE MEADOR
PAULINE HELMS EMMA JEAN MELTON
HARRIS HERRON GERALD MERRITT
GARL NEEL A
FRED PARKER
CECIL PERRY
MINTIE POSEY
WARD RAMSEY
VERNA ROBERTS
R. S, RUTLEDGE
FREDERICK SHAW
CLARENCE SHEHANE
W. H. SHEETS
G. R. SHIRLEY
ALLEN STROTHER
HENRY STUEART
IRIS THOMAS
CHARLES THOMPSON
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J. B. PENNINGTON
MAXINE PENNINGTON
BILL ROBEY
HAROLD SMITH
OLENE SUGGS
JOYCE THOMAS
FRANCES THOMPSON
GAINES THOMPSON
ROSS TURNER
LA NITA WALFER
MARY ELISE WALTERS
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PAULINE THOMPSON
LOIS TRAVER
MARVIN WALLIS
JOHN WARD
DUB WELLS
HUGH WILSON
ESTES WITHERINGTON
CLIFFORD BLOOMFIELD
RAYMOND BLACKWOOD
MAGGIE MAE DANNIELL
LOLA NETTIE FRANCIS
MARY ADALYN JOHNSON
MARY FRANCES LOGAN
FRANCES MCELHANNON
DOUGLASS WESTERMAN
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CLASS OFFICERS
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. . . Emily Newberry
Patsy Blevins
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. Miss Worrell
Mr. Addis
MAURINE ALLISON
ODESSA BECKMAN
EUNICE BLEDSOE
PATSY BLEVINS
J OSETTE BOULLIOUN
BONNIE JEAN BRASHEARS
FRANCES BRASHEARS
ZANE BREWER
HERMAN BROYLES
LUCILLE BURNS
VIVIAN CALLAWAY
NED CHADWICK
MARY LOUISE CLARK
NORMA JEAN CLEM
GLADYS COOK
MAMIE SUE FEIMSTER
LaFAYETTE FRANCIS
DUNCAN FLANAGIN
THOMAS GRAY
MARGARET GERIG
EVELYN GREEN
MARTHA FRANCES HARRIS
IIATTIE LAVELLE HAYES
JOSEPH HERBERT
ROSAMOND HEWITT
RUTHIE HOLDER
ANNIE RUTH HUNTER
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EMILY NEWBERRY
JOHN PATTILLO
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ALBERT ANDERSON
FRANCES ANDERSON
JULIA ANDERSON
HOWARD ARNOLD
PAULINE BASS
RAY BERKIMEYER
HELEN BISHOP
'FCHARLES CALLAWAY
EUGENE CHANNELL
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CALVIN DUKE
BILLY ROY FEIMSTER
BOBBY FINGER
WALDON FRANCIS
B. J. FREEMAN
M. C. GOLDEN
TEVIS GREEN
JOSEPH HERBERT
WALLACE HILL
JOHN AMOS HUMPHRIES
FLORA MAE KEENER
CLAYTON MCGUIRE
NEIL MATLOCK
ROBERT MAURER
GEORGE MEADOR
HERMAN MILLER.
BILLY MOCK
DERRELL NANTZE
FRANKLIN O'BAUGH
'With National Guard
WINFRED PARKER
BILLY PENNINGTON
ESTALEEN PHILLIPS
CHARLES POWELL
BILLY RHODES
SAM SAVAGE
MARY CATHRYN SUITOR
GLAIJYS THOMPSON
.Ion DEAN TOLLESON
J. P. TUCKER
LOREE 'IUCKER
PAUL 'IWEEDLE
FRANK WALKER
BILLY WATSON
CARLIE WRINKLE
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CLASS OFFICERS
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. . . . Betty Pack
. Betty Lowdermilk
. . Daniel Grant
. Miss Greene
Mr. Huddleston
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LOIS ALLIN DER
Badger Staff '41, Student Council.
'Someone you know:
Someone you won't forget."
JOHN ANDERSON
"A" Association '39, '40, '41, Student Coun-
cilg Football '39, '40, Basketball '41g Boy
Scout.
"Oh sleep! It is a. blessed thing,
Would that there were more of it."
ANN ARNOLD
Treasurer Student Council '40, Secretary
Student Council '41, Honor Society '41,
Badger Staff '41, Cottage Club '39, 4-H
Club '39g Glee Club '38, '39g Vice-Presi-
dent Junior Class '40g Student Council.
"Always a pleasing manner and
A winning smile to everybodyf
C. F. BATSON
Student Councilg President Student Coun-
cil '413 HA" Association '38, '39, '40, Foot-
ball '38: '39, '40.
"You may reognize him more on the
field than in the class room."
JAMES BRADLEY
Student Councilg Transferred from Hot
Springs '38.
"Oppressed by two weak evils,
Classes and work."
GEAROLD BRIDGES
Student Councilg Boy Scout,
"Short, but sweet,
For inches do not make the man."
NANCY BROWN
Student Council, Dramatic Club '40, '41g
Glee Club '38, '39, Transferred from Cam-
den, Arkansas '40,
"Quite reserved and demure,
A friend of Whom you are sure."
MAGGIE J. BUCK
Student Councilg Glee Club '41,
"She has a sincere pride and
an optimistic spirit that is admirable."
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JOYCE BYRD
Student Council.
"A kind girl
With a kind heart."
WILEY CALDWELL
Student Council, Honor Society '40, '41,
Secretary Honor Society '41, Ark Staff '41,
Badger Staff '41, Dramatic Club '40, '41,
Thespians '41, Journalism Club '40, '41,
Quill and Scroll '41, Debating '41, Glee
Club '38, '39, '41, Junior Classical League
'39, '40, '41, "A" Association '37, '38, Treas-
urer Junior Class, President Senior Class,
Track '38, Contest-ant in Boys Quartet,
District Meet '41.
"Business and pleasure
Combined into a great personality."
VASCOE CARSON
Student Council, Badger Staff '41, Jour-
nalism Club 41, "A" Association '37, '38, '39,
'40, '41, Eagle Scout, Football '37, '38, '39,
'40, '41: Football Captain '40, Basketball '37,
'38, '39, '40, '41, Basketball Captain '41'
Track '37, '38, District Track Meet '37, '38
"All great men are dying,
I feel bad myself."
BETTY CRAWFORD
Dramatic Club '41, Cottage Club '40, '41'
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Glee Club '41, Student Council.
"Here ls your chance, boys
She's an A student in Home Ee."
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RICHARD CUTLER
Student Council, Boy Scout.
"When good luck knocks at the door,
Let him in and keep him there."
MILDRED DAWSON
Honor Society '41, Cotttage Club '39, '40,
4-H Club '38, '39, Glee Club '38, '39, Stu-
dent Council.
"Time will never be
Heavy on her hands."
DONALD DIXON
Student Council, 4-H Club '37, Boy Scout.
"Friendly, modest, clean life,
The rest of him is hard work."
MARY CATHRYN DUNCAN
Student Council, Honor Society '41, Bad-
ger Staff '41.
"She is gay and gladsome,
And has a laughing face."
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Student Council, Cottage Club '38, '39,
"Earnest efforts will lead the Way
To great achievements."
OLEAN FRANCIS
Student Council,
"Abreast of the best,
Ahead of the rest."
VERNELL FRANCIS
Student Council, 4-H Club '38, '39, Glee
Club '38, '39.
"Nothing small
Will be her aim."
LOIS GLOVER
Student Council.
"Fair and Softly goes far."
' SCYBLENE GLOVER
Student Council.
"Whistle and work,
Refuse to shirkf'
DANIEL GRANT
Student Council, Reporter Student Coun-
cil '40, Honor Society '40, '41, Reporter
Honor Society '41, Ark Staff '41, Badger
Staff '40, Dramatic Club '39, '40, '41, Treas-
urer Dramatic Club '41, Thespians '41, Quill
and Scroll '40, '41, President Quill and
Scroll '41, Journalism Club '39, '40, '41,
Debating '40, '41, Glee Club '39, Junior
Classical League '39, '40, '41, Reporter Jun-
ior Classical League '39, President Junior
Classical League '41, "A" Association '38,
'39, '40, '41, Eagle Scout, Reporter Junior
Class, Reporter Senior Class, Track '38.
'40, Tennis '39, '40, '41, Contestant in Boys
Quartet District Meet '39, '41, Vice-Presi-
dent Journalism Club '41,
"If it's a gentleman and a scholar
you seek,
You have found him."
BERNICE HALTOM
Student Council, 4-H Club '37,
"Men who have a great deal to say
Use fewest words."
CLIFTON HARDIN
Student Council, Badger Staff '41, Drama-
tic Club '38, '39, '40, '41, Thespians '41,
Journalism Club '41, Glee Club '38, '39, '41,
Boy Scout, Yell Leader '40, '41, Glee Club
in District Meet '39,
"He is still in the age
Of his romantic tendencies."
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CLIFFORD HERRON
Student Council, Boy Scout.
"A wise head
On young shoulders."
EDWIN HEWITT
Student Council, Glee Club '41,
"One who has every right to succeed."
EMMA JEAN HOLLON -
Student Council, Badger Staff '41, Cot-
tage Club '41, Glee Club '38, 39.
"Character is the diamond
That scratches all other stones."
ROSELLA HOSTETLER
Student Council, Cottage Club
Glee Club '40.
"What she will to do or say
Is done without delay."
'38. '40,
BILL HUDDLESTON
Student Counicl, Honor Society
Vice-President Honor Society '41, Badger
'39, '40,
'40, '41,
Staff '39, '40, '41, Dramatic Club
'41, Thespians '40, '41, Journalism Club '39
'40, '41, Quill and Scroll '40, '41, Junior
Classical League '39, '40, '41, "A" Associa-
tion '37, '38, '40, '41, Eagle Scout, Basket-
ball '40, District and State Contestant in
Latin '39, President Thesipans '41, Re-
porter Junior Classical League '39
"I am like an awning,
I put them all in the shade."
CURTIS HUGGS
"A" Association '38, '39, '40, '41, Reporter
Freshman Class '38, Football '38, '39, '40,
Basketball '37, '38, '39, Student Council.
"Life without women is a bore,
With them is is a tragedy."
OWEN IRBY
Student Council, Transferred from Mt.
Holly, Arkansas '41,
heart is in his work."
PORTER JACKSON '
Student Council, Ark Staff '41, Glee Club
'41,
"Quite at times, noisy at times,
Always a jolly good fellow."
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Student Council, Secretary Student Coun-
cil '41, Honor Society '41, Badger Staff '41,
Dramatic Club '38. '39, '40, '41, Secretary
Dramatic Club '40, Thespians '39, '40, '41,
Vice-president Thespians '41, Yell Leader
'39, '40, '41, Secretary Junior Class '40,
"A face with gladness overspread,
Soft smiles by human kindness bred."
MERTIE MARIE FLOYD
Student Council: Transferred from Dan-
ville, Arkansas '40.
"Swift to hear
Slow to speak.
Slow to wrath."
BETTY LOWDERMILK
Student Council, Honor Society '41, Badger
Staff '40, Dramatic Club '40, '41, Secre-
tary Dramatic Club '41, Journalism Club
'40, '41, Cottage Club '40, '41, Secretary
Cottage Club '41, ,Glee Club '38, '39, Sec-
retary Freshman Class, Secretary Senior
Class, Yell Leader '41,
"If you want a friend,
You must be one."
ERNEST MALCOM
Student Council, 4-H Club '40.
"He was never lacking in energy."
CLARA MCCASKILL
Student Council, Cottage Club '40,
"Life is not so short but that there
is always time enough for courtesy."
IR EN E MCDONALD
Student Council.
"Deeds are better than words
Actions are mightier than boasting."
LOTEEN MCGHEE
Student Council.
"Believes in doing, not talking."
J A. MCGUIRE
Student Council, Boy Scout, Track '38, '39,
'40.
"Earnest efforts lead the way
To great achievements."
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SARABETH MCMAHAN
Student Councilg Journalism Club '40, '41g
Cottage Club '38, '403 Glee Club '38.
"Please the eyes and ears,
The work is half done."
JACK MOWREY
Honor Society '41g Ark Staff '41g Badger
Staff '40, '4lg Dramatic Club '40, '41,
President Dramatic Club '41g Thespians
'40, '4l: Quill and Scroll '40, '41g Reporter
Quill and Scroll '413 Glee Cub '41g Libra-
rian Glee Club '41: Junior Classical Lea-
gue '39, '40, '41g Student Council.
"Ever loyal and ever true,
To do the task he has to do."
HERBERT NEEL
Student Council, Glee Club '39g Track '37.
"Men, like bullets,
Go farthest when they are smoothest."
BETTY PACK
Treasurer Student Council '4lg Honor So-
ciety '41g Ark Staff '41g Dramatic Club '41g
Journalism Club '40g Quill and Scroll '413
Vice-president Quill and Scroll '41g Vice-
president Senior Class '41g Tennis '40g
Student Council: Transferred. from Dick-
son, Tennessee '39.
"Serene, resolute, and still,
Calm. and self possessed."
OPHELIA PARKER
Badger Staff '40g Dramatic Club '38, '39:
Journalism Club '40, '41g Cottage Club '38,
'403 Secretary Cottage Club '40g Student
Council.
"Never finds a stranger,
Never finds a worry."
ROWLAND PATTILLO
Student Council: Reporter Student Council
'40p President Student Council '41g Honor
Society '40, '4lg President Honor Society
'4lg Ark Staff '41: Badger '40g Dramatic
Club '38, '39. '40, '4lg Reporter Dramatic
Club '40g Quill and Scroll '40, '41g Debat-
ing '40, '413 Glee Club '38, '39, '40g Secre-
tary Glee Club '41g Junior Classical Lea-
gue '39, '40, '41g President Junior Classical
League '39g "A" Association '39, '40, '4l:
President Freshman Class '38, President
Sophomore Class '39g President Junior
Class '40, Tennis '39, '40, '41g District and
State Plane Geometry Contestant '39g Boy
Scout.
"Tis better to be rich with friends.
Than friendly with riches."
CALVIN PORCHER
Student Councilg Junior Classical League
'39, '40, '41g Band '39.
"Success will surely come
To one as faithful as he."
OTTIE POWELL
Student Council.
"An equal mixture
Of good humor and good sense."
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RODERICK POWERS
Badger Staff '41g Boy Scoutg Band '39
'40, '41g Student Council.
"My heart is whole. my fancy free
Run along little girl, don't bother me."
ALETHA ROUNTREE
Student Couucilg Glee Club '38.
"I serve while others give excuses."
BARBARA RUDOLPH
Student Council: Badger Staff '41g Drama-
tic Club '38, '39, '40, '41g Thespians '41g
Journalism Club '40, '41.
"Deep thinkng yields but few words."
HARRIETT RUDOLPH
Student Council: Honor Society '40, '41,
Badger Staff '40. '41g Dramatic Club '38,
'39, '40, '4lg Thespians '39, '40, '4l3 Journa-
lism Club '38. '39, '40, '413 Quill and Scroll
'40, '41g Secretary Quill and Scroll '41g
Vice-president Thespians '40g Reporter
Thespians '41g Glee Club '38, '40, '4lg Vice-
president Glee Club '41: Junior Classical
League '39, '40, '41g Entrant in play at
State Festival '39g Poetry entry at State
Festival '40.
"She has a heart to resolve, a head to
contrive, and a hand to execute."
LAVEEDA RYAN
Student Council.
"Traits like here are more valuable
than gold."
EVELYN SHANKLES
Student Council, Journalism Club '38,
"Think twice before you speak,
Then say it to yourself."
CHRISTELL SHEPHERD
Student Council: 4-H Club '38, '39.
"Never idle a moment
But thrifty and thoughful of others."
VIRGINIA ANNE SIMON SON
Student Councilg Vice-president Student
Council '41g Honor Society '41, Ark Staff
'41g Badger Staff '4lg Journalism Club '4lg
Quill and Scroll '41g Cottage Club '403
Transferred from Guntersville, Alabama
'39,
"Successfully doing her work in a
quiet manner."
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Student Council, Vice-president Student
Council '40, Ark Staff '413 Badger Staff
'391 Dramatic Club '39, '40, '41g Thespians
'40, '41: Journalism Club '39, '40, '41g Glee
Club '38, '39g Yell Leader '39: D. A. R. Rep-
resentative '41,
"Everybody likes li-"I,
She is worthy of their liking."
PAUL SLOAN
Student Councilg Badger Staff '41, Jour-
nalism Club '41g Glee Club '38g "A" Asso-
ciation '413 Eagle Scout, Basketball '40,
'4lg Track '38g Golf '41,
"Do right, and fear no man.
Don't write and fear no woman."
MARY CATHRYN SMITH
Student Council, Glee Club '38.
'Softness of smile indicates softness
of character."
GERALDINE STORY
Student Council: Dramatic Club '37, '383
Cottage Club '37, '38.
"She is her own self I
Who could be more.'
KATHERINE STORY
Student Councilg Dramatic Club '37, '38:
Cottage Club '37, '38.
"Gentle in manner,
Strong in performance."
FAE DEAN THOMASSON
Badger Staff '413 Student Council.
"A pleasing countenance
Is no slight advantage,"
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HOWARD THOMAS
Student Council.
"He is a well-made man who has a
good determination."
DOROTHY THOMAS
Student Council, Treasurer Student Coun-
cil '41g Honer Society '41g Ark Staff '41g
Badger Staff '41, Dramatic Club '37, '38,
'39g Journalism Club '39, '40, '41, Quill
and Scroll '41, Cottage Club '40, '4lg Glee
Club '37, '38.
"Dependable, joyous, fair of face,
A girl who will fit in any place."
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Student Councilg Cottage Club '40.
i'Thou has no sorrow in thy song,
' No winter in thy year."
EVELYN THOMPSON
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l Club '38, '39, '40, '41.
"Character is the diamond
That scratches all other stones"
MATTIE SUE TUCKER
Student Council,
"Successfully doing her work
In a quiet manner."
JACK TULL
Student Councilg 4-H Club '37,
Good character, A
A valuable asset to any life.
PAUL TURNER
Student Council.
"There is no success
But through a strong, clear purpose."
ROBERT WALKER
Student Council: Ark Staff '40, '41g Badger
Staff '40g Band '39: Football '39, '40g Quill
l and Scroll '40. '41g Honor Society '41g
Track '40g "A" Association '39, '40, '41,
"If someone doesn'L kill me,
I'1l live 'til I die."
GLEN WELCH
Student Councilg Glee Club '38, '41g Bas-
ketball '40, '41,
"Think twice before you speak,
Then say it to yourself."
JOY WHALEY
Honor Society '41g Badger Staff '40g Dra-
matic Club '41g Journalism Club '40g Jun-
ior Classical League '39, '40. '4lg Vice-presi-
dent Junior Classical League '40g Student
Council,
"Where worth and merit meet."
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Cottage Club '39. '40g Student Council.
"Ii is thf' steafy, quiet, plodding one
WL.o wins the race."
MARJORIE WILLIAMS
Cottage Club '29, '40j 4-H Club '40, '41g
Prrsiccut 4 H C nb '4'J' Secretary 4-H Club
'4lg Glev Club '38, '391 Student Council.
"A SCI12 and ". smile has this little girl."
EDNA WOOD
Studcnt Councilg Cottage Club '39, '40,
"To say little and accomplish much
Shows the character of greatness."
MI LDRED WOOD
Cottage Club '40, '41g Vice-presiclent Cot-
tage Club '41Q Student Council.
"A studen t-whats better?"
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.Student Council: Dramatic Club '39. '40g i
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DEB.-ITS
Printing, Engraving, Binding ....v.... - ...,,....,.... . S999,999.09
Loss through 'fdeal" Pattillo ,.... ......
Spring Suit for riditor ....w,. -.-W .,...,,. 33.03
Pencils for Cale ar Editor .....................,. .33
Erasers for Calendar Editor ...... .........,..,.. .66
Two barrels of India ink for Walker .,....... - ...... V y 111.11
Four barrels of ink remover for Walker ...-m 222.22
Hair restorer for Editor ....... -.. ................,...,,.,.... . .59
Taxi fare for Caldwell to Cherry Street.-..-- 333.45
Red Ink for Business Manager ...,..,.,.......,,,,. 4.44
Ark Staff's bill at Nichols' ,1,e ,...,.,, ,,,,,,, , ,- 444.33
Bail, to get Asst. Bus. Mgr. out of jail in
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Total .... ......... . .... - ......... ..., S 1,010,101,011
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Sale of Annuals . ................. , .... A ....... .. ...... ......... S 6.32
Sale of Activity tickets ................. --.--.--.---- .... . 1.18
Sale of Advertising ...... ...... . ........... .. ..... .. ...... 8.88
Graft in Who's Who Competition ....... - ........... 10.10
Donations from football team ..... .... .... - - -- .01
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STUDENT COUNCIL
FIRST SEMESTER
President ......:. ROW1aI1d Pattillo
Vice-President . . . Lela Sloan
Secretary . . . Anne Sue Lee
Treasurer . . Betty Pack
Reporter . ........ Daniel Grant
SECOND SEMESTER
President . . .... C. F. Batson
Vice-President . . Virginia Ann Simonson
Secretary . . K . . Ann Arnold
Treasurer , . Dorothy Thomas ,
Reporter . . Ned Chadwick
Sponsors . . Miss Greene
Mr. Huddleston
The Student Council, which has its purpose to be the central unit around which
the entire system of extra-curricular activities is built, was organized in 1926, making it
one of the oldest organizations in Arkadelphia High School.
The members of the council plan the home room ana assembly programs, over-
see all other student activities and meet once each month to discuss their work.
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OFFICERS
President . . ..... Rowland Pattillo
Vice-President . . . Bill Huddleston
Secretary-Treasurer . . Wiley Caldwell
Reporter .... Daniel Grant
Sponsors . . . Miss Greene
Mr. Huddleston
Harriett Rudolph Mildred Dawson
Betty Lowdermilk Joy Whaley
Jack Mowrey Mary Cathryn Duncan
Anne Sue Lee Ann Arnold
Betty Pack Robert Walker
Dorothy Thomas Virginia Anne Simonson
The Arkadelphia High School Chapter of the National Honor Society was or-
ganized in 1925 by Mr. A. S. Turner, principal of the high school at that time. The
charter making it officially a chapter of the National Honor Society was granted in
1926.
Fifteen per cent of a graduating class is eligible lor membership and members
are elected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
This year the local chapter had the honor of being host to the State Honor So-
ciety Convention which was held April 18-19. Members of the Junior Class who were
initiated at the convention are: Patsy Blevins, Josette Boullioun, Zane Brewer, Ned
Chadwick, Cecil Cupp, Helen DeLamar, Margaret Gerig, Bobby Maurer, Mary Atchley
Mills, Ann Shepherd, Dell Simmons, Anne Culley Yates, and Gloria Young.
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Editor-in-Chief ....... Daniel Grant
Assistant Editor . . . Leia Sloan
Business Manager ..... Rowland Pattillo
Assistant Business Manager . . Wiley Caldwell
Art Editor ......i . Robert Walker
Activity Editor .... . . Betty Pack
Assistant Activity Editor . . Dorothy Thomas
Class Editor .... Virginia Anne Simonson
Calendar Editor . ..... Jack Mowrey
Sports Editor . . Porter Jackson
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BADGER STAFF
Bill I-luddleston
. . Cecil Cupp
. . Paul Sloan
. Thomas Gray
Vascoe Carson
Duncan Flanagin
Roderick Powers
. . Gloria Young
. . Dell Simmons
Helen DeLamar
Harriet Rudolph
Assist. Art Editor .... Jack Mowrey
Reporter .... Mary Alice McCaski1l
Reporter . . . Ann Shepherd
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Sponsors
. Camille Carson
. Clifton Hardin
. . Margaret Gerig
. Anne Culley Yates
. . . Wiley Caldwell
. . . . Ann Arnold
Virginia Ann Simonson
. . Dorothy Thomas
Mary Cathryn Duncan
. . Rosamond Hewitt
Fae Dean Thomasson
. Emma Jean Hollon
. . . . Miss Young
Miss Worrell
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OFFICERS
President . . . ..... Bill Huddleston
Vice-President . . Anne Sue Lee
Secretary . . Gloria Young
Treasurer . . Dell Simmons
Reporter . . . . Harriet Rudolph
Sponsors ........ Mrs. R. B. Thomas
Miss Doane, Miss Warren
Rowland Pattillo my Wiley Caldwell
Josette Boullioun Cecil Cupp
Jack Mowrey Ann Shepherd
Lela Sloan Duncan Flanagin
Daniel Grant
SENIOR PLEDGES: Barbara Rudolph and Clifton Hardin.
PLEDGES FOR 1941-1942: Glenn Allen, Zane Brewer, Norma Jean Clem, Pearl
Craig, Margaret Gerig, James Loderick Goza, Catherine Hardin, Betty Jane Holland,
Bobby Jean May, Mary Atchley Mills, Emily Newberry, Sam Savage, and Anne Culley
Yates.
The Thespians is a national honor society for high school dramatic students. The
local chapter was organized in. 1931. Students who have been able to meet set stan-
dards of acting, st-age management, costuming, and directing plays are given member-
ship.
This year the Thespians sponsored National Drama Week in the high school
and were host to the E1 Dorado 'Ilhespians for the annual Thespian Banquet. In addi-
tion to supervising the Faculty play, "The Ghost Flies South." they presented "The
Charm School," a three act comedy.
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OFFICERS
President . . .... . Daniel Grant
Vice-President . . . Betty Pack
Secretary . . . Harriet Rudolph
Treasurer . . . . Cecil Cupp
Reporter . . Duncan Flanagin
Sponsors . . . Miss Young
Miss Worrell
Gloria Young Jack Mowrey
Wiley Caldwell Thomas Gray
Robert Walker Ann Shepherd
Helen Dclamar Virginia Anne Simonson
Bill Huddleston Dorothy Thomas
Rowland Pattillo
The Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for high school journalists
To qualify for membership in the organization, a student must be a member of either
the "Ark" or "Badger" staffs, rank in the upper third of his class. and furnish an ex-
ample or recommendation of his work to the national secretary of the society for ap-
proval.
Arkdelphia's chapter of Quill and Scroll was installed in 1937. This year's candi-
dates for membership were initated at the annual press banquet at Little Rock, March 21.
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OFFICERS
President . . . . Jack Mowrey
Vice-President . . Bobby Jean May
Secretary . . Betty Lowdermilk
Treasurer . . . Daniel Grant
Reporter . . Wiley Caldwell
Sponsors . . . . Miss Doane
Mrs. R. B Thomas
The Dramatic Club, with a membership of 70 students, is one of the most ac-
tive organizations in our school. During the year the members have met each Thurs-
day evening, giving plays. talks, skits, and occasional musical numbers. In addition to
taking several plays to other towns the Dramatic Club supervised the Senior play "The
Late Christopher Bean."
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DEBATING, 1941
Affirmative . . Rowland Pattillo
Affirmative . . . Daniel Grant
Negative . . Wiley Caldwell
Negative . . Joe Callaway
Alternate . . Thomas Gray
Alternate . . Camille Carson
Alternate . . Betty Harrell
Alternate . . . . . Phillip Horton
The debaters got a late start this year and began work only a week before the
Henderson invitation tournament. Nevertheless both t-he Affirmative and Negative teams
won two out of three debates. During the whole season the team debated ten times
losing only two debates. Teams debated were Pine Bluff, North Little Rock, Mal-
vern, Magnolla, Friendship. and El Dorado. The Question for debate was "Resolved:
That the power of the federal government should be increased."
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OFFICERS
President . . . . . . . Cecil Cupp
Vice-President . . . Daniel Grant
Secretary . . . Rowland Pattillo
Treasurer . . Ann Shepherd
Reporter . . . Thomas Gray
Sponsors . . Miss Young
Miss Worrell
Patsy Blevins Jack Mowrey
Wiley Caldwell Emily Newberry
Camille Carson Barbara Rudolph
Helen DeLamar Harriet Rudolph
Margaret Gerig Ann Shepherd
Clifton Hardin Dell Simmons
Bill Huddleston Virginia Anne Simonson
Betty Lowdermilk Paul Sloan
Sarabeth McMahan Dorothy Thomas
The Journalism Club was organized to sponsor and encourage journalistic inter-
est among t-he students. Any student is eligible for membership, but it is primarily
for members of the "Ark" and "Badger" staffs, This club meets once each month
with its sponsors.
Membership in this club is one of the local requirement-s for Quill and Scroll
membership.
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President
Vice-President
Secretary
Reporter
Sponsor .
Wiley Caldwell
Pearl Craig
Belvagene Crowley
Helen Dixon
Karolyn Elms
Mary Alice Freeman
Bertha Meade Gray
Thomas Gray
Ann Hardin
Catherine Hardin
OFFICERS
Daniel Grant
Sue Daily
. Patsy Blevins
Bill I-Iuddleston
Mary Adalyn Johnson
Alita Jackson
Geraldine Leath
Rachel Lee
Jamiel Mattar
Charlotte Mills
Jack Mowrey
Rowland Pattillo
Jane Bledsoe
Miss Young
Calvin Porcher
Ada Jean Ross
Harriet Rudolph
Norma Grace Simms
Mabel Southerland
Iris Thomas
Billy Watscn
Joy Whaley "
Anne Culley Yates,
Gloria Young '
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The National Junior Classical League is an organization for students interested
in the study and educational value of Latin. All members must be Latin students
making an average of A or B.
The Arkadelphia Chapter of Junior Classical League was organized in 1938. It
is affiliated with both the state and National Organizations. Representatives from
A. H. S. attended an Arkansas Southern District meeting of Junior Classical League
in El Dorado, November 2.
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COTTAGE CLUB
OFFICERS
President . . ...... Dorothy Wiles
Vice-President . . . Mildred Wood
Secretary . Betty Lowdermilk
Treasurer . Evelyn Green
Reporter . Dorothy Thomas
Sponsor . . Miss Warren
Frances Lena Atkins
Pauline Bass
Carletta Bergstrom
Jane Bledsoe
Jesse Bradley
Camille Carson
Mary Louise Clark
Mary Clingan
Betty Crawford
Belvagene Crowley
Sammie Dawson
Helen DeLamar
Fauline Frazier
Dorothy Jean Glover
Margaret Green
Charlene Hatchley
Hattie Hays
Mary Hart
Ruby Hewitt
Betty Jane Holland
Emma Jean Hollon
Lavanna Johnson
Peggy Key
Mary Frances Logan
Geraldine Leath
Pauline Marbury
Wanda May
Frances McE1hannon
Mary Alice McCaskill
Charlotte Mills
Mary Louise Patterson
Gladys Peeples
Esteleen Phillips
Helen Phillips
Mintie Posey
Sue Robey
Ann Shepherd
Marjorie Sossamon
Evelyn Thompson
Arlene Tolleson
Loree Tucker
' LaNita Walker
The Cottage Club, organized in 1937, has as its object to form a connecting link
between home and school: to train leaders among young women for home and com-
munity lifeg and to furnish opportunity through our organization for social activities.
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Vice-President
Secretary .
Reporter .
Sponsors .
Frances Anderson
Billy Jean Crawley
Pauline Daniels
Maggie Mae Daniels
Harry 'Fite
La'ayette Francis
Nell Gwynn
Fred Hardwick
George Harkrider
4-H CLUB
OFFICERS
. Hassel Hunnicutt
Eunice Bledsoe
. Marjorie Williams
. Frances Thompson
. Mrs. Wise
Mr. Owen
Josephine Holder
Thelma Hudson
Glenn Hughes
Ray Hughes
Bill Jameson
James McElhannon
Charles McCaskill
Flora Maddox
Lena Posey
Minta Posey
Winfred Parker
La Rue Tapley
Glen Thomas
Charles Thompson
Evelyn Thompson
J. B. Tucker
Paul Tweedle
J. D. West
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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB
OFFICERS
President . . . Gloria Young
Vice-President . . . .... Sue Robey
Secretary-Treasurer . . Mary Atchley Mills
Librarian .... . . Jane Bledsoe
Maggie J. Buck Martha Frances Harris Mary Adalyn Johnson
Camille Carson Mary Hart Peggy Jean Key
Betty Crawford
Karolyn Elms
Jean Flory
Lafayette Francis
Iivll Gwynn
Rosamond Hewitt
Betty Jane Holland
Rosella Hostetler
Lavanna Johnson
Mary Frances Logan
Doris Ann Pennington
Mary Lou Terrell
Martha Jane Thompson
Melba Jean Tull
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Reporter
Librarian
Wiley Caldwell
Cecil Cupp
Ed Daugherty
Clayburn Francis
BOYS' GLEE CLUB
OFFICERS
Clifton Hardin
Edwin Hewitt
Bobby Inman
Porter Jackson
. . Cecil Cupp
Rowland Patstillo
. . Jack Mowrey
Jack Mowrey
Rowland Pattillo
Joe Dean Tolleson
Glen Welch
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V. L. Huddleston
Assistant Scoutmaster
Jimmy Lowdermilk
Senior Patrol Leader
Johnny Wells
Scribe
Phillip Horton
Eagles
Franklin Anderson
Glenn Allen
Charles Clark
Jiggs Copeland
Cecil Cupp
Daniel Grant
Billy Huddleston
Bobby Maurer
Lloyd Taylor
Johnny Wells
Jim Lowdermilk
Life
James Elms
Neil Gentry
Clarence Wieman
Star
Duncan Flanagin
Carl Hoffman
Philip Horton
Charles Mathews
L, C. Nichols
Rowland Pattillo
Scott Savage
Otis Turner
First Class
Joe Callaway
Allen Finger
Harold Sellars
Stafford Herbert
George Maurer
Bernard Hart
Orville Wright
Alfred Norville
Bob Young
Second Class
Jimmy Alexander
Jimmy Dick Anderson
Bobby Finger
Dan Finger
Billy Hatcher
Fletcher Logan
John Allen Logan
Sonny Wilkerson
Ralph Marbury
D. B. Meador
J. A. McGuire
Sam Savage
Jack Thomasson
Jack Wallis
Craig Wilcox
Tenderfoot
Eilly Allinder
Harold Bardwell
Chares Cunningham
Jimmy Crittenden
Graydon Dodson
James L. Goza
Billy Halliburton
Bobby Hardin
Olan Mills
Joe Moore
Joe Charles Owens
Roderick Powers
Bobby Sellars
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Dickie Clem Henry Stueart, Scoutmastel'
Jack Stroop George Moore Bfirrello Addis
Sm-outmaster Second Class Tf'I1dffI'f00t
Neil McCaskill Hassel Huimicutt Terrell Huimicutt
Bill Jameson Harry Fite
George Parker Glen Hughes
Scribe Winfred Parker Ray Hughes
Charles Ray McCaski1l
George Parker 0 Medford McCaski11
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Tenderfoot,
Gearold Bridges
Joel Callaway
Bill Peery
Glen Thomas
Carl Turner
Harold Turner
Scribe Russell Hardaway James Carter Sowell
Elster Kizer Fred Thomas
Johnny McAnally Johnny McAnally J. D. West
Scoutmaster
Arthur Gray
bcribe
Richard Cutler
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Eugene Simonson
Star
Rush Simonson
Second Class
Richard Cutler
Tenderfoot
Raymond Beene
Virgil Burks
Kenneth Calhoun
Ralph Calhoun
Howard Calloway
Clifford Herron
Harris Herron
R. S. Rutledge
Lowden Simonson
Jerry Taylor
J. P. Tucker
Leo White
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YELL LEADERS
Sam Savage Clifton Hardin
Suv Leu Betty Jane Holland Bgtty Lgwdgrmllk
Ward Ramsey mot in picture!
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FOOTBALL
With a squad of 28 players, only six of whom were seniors, Coach Emory had
the job of building a team, capable of playing' one of che hardest schedules in the
history of our school. It was an accepted fact that Fordyce, Benton, Texarkana, Cam-
den, Smackover, Nashville and Gurdon, all had good seams, and many were the best
in the state.
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The Badgers outplayecl both Blevins and Carlisle, but were only able to get
draws from each. After taking it on the chin from the "big" teams they came up
against Gurdon. which had, as always. a tough team and the Badgers weren't given
an outside chance. However, they outgained the Go-Devils all through the game.
and were leading, 7-2, until the jinx got them and Gurdon got loose for a score in the
last seconds. On the whole it was a season of good experience for the underclassmen
and big things are expected next year.
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Both members of the golf team had experience from last yeai-'s team and by the
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and El Dorado, and still had four more matches to play, in addition to the Conference.
District, and State golf tournaments. Sloan will graduate, but Crow has two more
years.
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two years, and won the Southwest Conferences doubles championship last year. Pat-
tillo also won tihe conference title last year. When this annual comes out they may
have successfully defended these titles as well as won more.
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SEPTEMBER
Monxday, Sept. 16-Mac oils the doors of AHS for the classes of 40-41 for the
fifteenth year in his career.
Tuesday, Sept. 17-We meet ten minute classes today. No wonder everyone wants
to take commercial.
Wdnesday, Sept. 19-Rumors of a thing called "Student Activity Ticket"3 wonder
what it is or where it is?
Friday, Sept. 20-End of the first week and is everybody happy about the whole
thing. Bright AHS student said, "Just 35 more weeks of school." Badgers meet Red
Bugs at Fordyce today for the first game of the year.
Monday, Sept. 23-We're getting used to it by now and it isn't so bad after all.
Couldn't say for the football boys.
Tuesday, Sept. 24-Nice pep talk about being in home room by Miss Greene. A1-
so a little matter about the programs.
Wednesday, Sept. 25-Spanish capes, old men, Latin music-Georgia Balarina.
thrilled the students with a program of Spanish and Mexican music and dances this
moming in chapel.
Dano Thursday, Sept. 26-Dramatic Club gets off in a big way with "Curse You, Jack
n."
Friday, Sept. 27-Thespians meet and make big plans for the new year after an
address by President Huddleston CBillJ.
Monday, Sept. 30-The end of the first month and what a difference in AHS.
Two new classes and a new picture machine,
OCTOBER
Tuesday, Oct. 1-Seniors meet today and elect Wiley Caldwell president. Other
officers are: Betty Lowdermilk, Dorothy Thomas, Daniel Grant, and Betty Pack.
Wednesday, Oct. 2-New picture rrachine in chapel and does it go over big with
the students? .
Thursday, Oct. 3-Plans are being made by the Student Council to attend the
annual AASG convention at Conway, Oct. 11th and 12th.
Friday, Oct. 4-Editor Huddleston struts his stuff with a nice edition of the
R today. Large crowd goes to Benton to watch the mighty Badgers face the
ers.
Monday, Oct. 7-Ark Staff have their first meeting this afternoon and make big
plans for a nice: annual this year.
Tuesday, Oct. 8-Still we have those "pep" talks about Home Room Programs.
"Just be patient, there will be a time for all of you."
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Thursday, Oct. 10-Journalism Club organized and elected Cecil Cupp president.
Warning to all who are going to Conway: "Be up at 4:30 a. m. if you want to go."
Friday, Oct. 11-Large delegation goes to Conway for a big week end.
Monday, Oct. 14-Just a blue Monday! Returned from Conway. Had a big time.
but are we tired?
Tuesday, Oct. 15-There was a little hint about numbering books in Home Room.
Wednesday, Oct. 16-No teachers! Therefore. no school! Conscrlptionl
Thursday, Oct. 17-Club meetin' day. No Dramatic Club, however.
Friday, Oct. 18-Three things today! ill Badgers nlay Texarkana: 123 BADGER
comes out, 133 Picture about the first century of baseball during the last period.
Monday, Oct. 21-We had a new student in sdhool todav. A nice little brown
and white dog who loves to visit Miss Greene in History Class.
d Tuesday, October 22-Nothing but a program in Home Room this nice and rainy
ay.
Wednesday, Oct. 23-Jimmy Heagen played in chapel this morning. Students
sure enjoyed his popular piano.
'I'hursday, Oct. 24-Six AHS students and Mr. Huddleston go to Tulsa, Okla.. to
attend the Southern Association of Student Government
Friday, Oct. 25-Badgers meet Camden there tonight. We're still rootin' for
you.
Monday, Oct. 28-We hear fine reports from the delegation which went to Tulsa.
'I'hey sure had a big time. fSo they savl.
Tuesday, Oct. 29-The origin of Ha1lowe'eu is he theme of this morning's Home
Room Program.
Wednesday, Oct. 30-Miss Doane's pupils present "Halloween Pranks" ln chanel.
Rowland, are you so sure that all of these Ha1lowe'en nranks are so necessary and that
the Arkansas Power dc Light Company paid the large sumlof S48 for lights broken last
year
Thursday. Oct. 31-Junior Classical League goes to El Dorado to attend. the
Southern District Convention.
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. NOVEMBER
Friday, Nov. 1-New month and old man winter comes with it, but it gives the
girls a chance to show off their new winter togs.
Monday, Nov. 4-Just another blue Monday. 4Especially for the football boys who
met the big, bad Buckaroos Fridayl.
Tuesday, Nov. 5-Can you imagine Doc Batson getting to home room on time
and being on the program all in one day?
Wednesday, Nov. 6-Mr. Huddleston breaks the news-Teachers' Meeting and no
school Thursday or Friday. You surely heard no moans or groans.
Monday, Nov. 11-Armistice Day. Too bad we can't make peace with the teadh-
ers.
Tuesday, Nov. 12-Last week in this term and everybody is running around getting
last minute reports and doing last minute things.
Wednedsay, Nov. 13.-Books are good friends according to the chapel program
this morning. It would be nice if we didn't have to study them.
Thursday, Nov. 14-Seniors get an invitation to attend Senior Day at Ouachita
tomorrow and therefore make those nice mid-semester tests today.
Friday, Nov. 15-Senior Day. Seniors go to Ouachita and have a big time. Out-
standing attractlons were the Girls' and Boys' dorms. Football boys go to Nashville.
Monday, Nov. 18-New quarter begins today.
Tuesday, Nov. 19-New home room programs since the quarter changed. Wonder
if they'l1 be any better?
Wednesday, Nov. 20-0-0 score in a. nice mud battle with Carlisle today.
Thursday, Nov. 21-Mrs. Wright brought some of the students from the other
building for a program the first period today.
Friday, Nov. 22--Badger comes out today with the Honor Roll for last quarter.
Twenty-five in all.
Monday, Nov. 25-You try writing a calendar.
Tuesday, Nov. 26-Where did it go? How come? There it is and there it ain'tl
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Wednesday, Nov. 27-Homecoming Day. Betty Lowdermilk is crowned Queen.
Fine weather, fine field, fine game! fOnly we lost, 8-7!J
Thursday, Nov. 28-Thanksgiving Day-no school!
t ts Friday, Nov. 29-We come back to school today with a hangover and lots of pro-
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DECEMBER
Monday, Dec. 2-P.-T. A. sponsors a hot lunch service in both schools.
Tuesday, Dec. 3-Basketball is the big talk now.
Wednesday, Dec. 4-It sure is hard to wait for Christmas.
Thursday, Dec. 5-Hobby case sure has a nice display. A Who's Who contest by
pictures of their childhood. Mrs. Clarke walks off with the best one.
Friday, Dec. 6-Lela Sloan is elected D. A. R. representative in a special Senior
Meeting. Also BADGER day.
Monday, Dec. 9-Twelve more shopping days until Christmas according to a cute
sign posted on the bulletin board by Robert Walker.
Tuesday, Dec. 10-Home Room teachers remind us that it is our duty to buy and
push the Christmas T. B. Seal sales.
Wednesday, Dec. 11-Picture and play in chapel to encourage the sale of Christ-
mas Seals.
Thursday, Dec. 12-Club meeting day. Cottage Club this morning.
Friday, Dee. 13-Bad Friday. Glee Clubs practice together today to get in train-
ing for the Christmas pageant next Wednesday.
Monday, Dec. 18-These girls are sure getting nice to their respective boy friends.
Could it be that Christmas is only nine days off?
Tuesday, Dec. 17-Basketball boys are going at it in a real style now. Their first
game is with Gurdon Friday.
Wednesday, Dec. 18-Annual Christmas Pageant in chapel. Tableaux by stu-
dents from kindergarten to seniors. Music was furnished by the glee clubs and the girls'
trio
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be with us after the new year. Uncle Sam wants them.
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Frlday, Dec. 20-School t-urns out for the Christmas holidays. Merry Christmas
and A Happy New Year.
JANUARY
Monday, Jan. 6-Returned to school today after a great vacation to find two
new teachers to go through- the new year with us.
Tuesday, Jan. 7-Miss Greene starts the new year off right by making some
resolutions and then gives a nice test to impress them.
Wednesday, Jan. 8-Heads. Big Heads? Fat I-leads? Soft Heads or what? Rev.
S. A. Wlles spoke to us in chapel about HEADS.
Thursday, Jan. 9-The basketball boys are getting a taste of the new coach.
Friday, Jan, 10-Primary election for Student Council officers for the second
semester. Who's going to get what?
Monday, Jan. 13-Grant and Batson win the primarv. Now for a little mud
sllnglng before the final election.
Tuesday, Jan. 14-New student from El Dorado. His name is Buddy Duke.
Wednesday, Jan. 15-Student Talent and campaign speeches in chapel. Still
wonder who ls going to be elected.
'I'hursday, Jan. 16-Flash! Batson wins the election. Triple header in Dramatic
Club tonight.
Friday, Jan. 17-Dance at the Community Club sponsored by several of AHS
boys. It's also BADGER. week.
Monday, Jan. 20-Just a warning! History projects are due tomorrow. Badgers
play Patmos here tonight.
th Tuesday, Jan. 21-Just the results of the game last night. 29-25 in favor of
em.
Wednesday, Jan. 22-"Professor Quiz" Caldwell had an interesting time in chapel.
Thursday, Jan. 23-Badgers play Prescott there tonight.
Friday, Jan. 24-Mrs. Goodloe and Mr. Elms are to head the Faculty Play as
announced in Thespian Meeting. We win that Prescott game 39-37.
Monday, Jan. 27-Carthage defeats Badgers in a close game on our court-22-21.
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Tuesday, Jan. 28-Dimes! Plea. for the "March of Dimes" in all Home Rooms.
Wednesday. Jan. 29-New Student Council officers inaugurated. They are: C.
F. Batson, Virginia Anne Simonson, Ann Arnold, Dorothy Thomas and Ned Chadwick.
Thursday, Jan. 30-We just now notice those nice History projects we handed
in last quarter. Some of them are pretty nice.
Friday, Jan. 31-End of month. We play Camden there and the BADGER
comes out.
FEBRUARY
Monday, Feb. 3-Start a new month with a new exhibit in the hobby case, Ab-
raham Lmooln sponsored by Miss Greene. Speech Class elected Jan Crow president
13-11.
Tuesday, Feb. 4-Junior basketball boys bow to the Sparklers of Sparkman
? Wednesday. Feb. 5-Very interesting program in chapel. Do you know what it
was
Thursday, Feb. 6-Dorothy Wiles, president of the Cottage Club went to Little
Rock to make plans for the annual Home Ec Convention Faunt Smith was the prin-
cipal speaker on the program in Journalism Club.
Friday, Feb. 'I-Badgers meet the Blue Devils of Carthage tomorrow.
Monday, Feb. 10-The beginning of Drama and National Scout Week. A special
play was given in honor of Drama Week.
Tuesday, Feb. 11-Debate team organizes and the big event is the Invitational
Meet at Henderson.
Wednesday, Feb. 12-Scout Court of Honor in chapel.
Thursday, Feb. 13-Blue Danube Singers in a Lyceum program. Opera, Comedy,
and drama.
Friday, Feb. 14-Thespians have their annal banquet. The troop from E1 Do:
rado is their special guest.
Monday, Feb. 17-Badgers face the Curly Wolves of Prescott tonight.
Tuesday, Feb. 18-Just the results of Friday's game. 36-25 in their favor
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which makes us even. Black robes, glasses, books, umbrellas and Honor Society pledg-
es parade around today.
Wednesday, Feb. 19-Even Honor Society members are initiated this morning
in chapel.
Thursday, Feb. 20-Tennis and Golf teams organize.
Friday, Feb. 21-Camden comes to Arkadelphia to play the Badgers today.
Monday, Feb. 24-They say March is the windy month, but today is a little
ahead of the time.
Tuesday, Feb. 25-Home Room.
Wednesday, Feb. 26-Henderson popular orchestra in
Thursday, Feb. 27-We celebrate the day by going to
Friday, Feb. 28-AHS girls turn in their sweaters for
MARCH
Monday, March 3-New month and a new Who's Who
der who is going to get who?
chapel this morning.
History class as usual.
the Red Cross.
contest was held. Won-
Tuesday, March 4-Harriet Jane Rudolph presents her graduating recital. Nice
party afterwards. .
Wednesday, March 5-Editor Grant reminds us that it is about final to get
your picture in tile annual lf you want lt. "If you have any stray snapshots at home,
bring them along."
Thursday, March 6-Day of days for the seniors. Today is the
party. A nice program on Patriotism and then all the ice cream you
Friday, March 7-Debate team goes to Fordyce today for a nice
Monday, March 10-Honor Society starts the annual School
many children do you have? How old? And what are their b1rthdates?"
of questions.
Tuesday, March 11-'Final election for Who's Who.
Wednesday, March 12-Ouachita Band in chapel and a little
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Friday, March 14--Freshman edition of the BADGER comes out. Sue Robey
gets a nice write-up in the People's column.
Monday, March 17-Track season gets underway with a nice group of runners,
strong men, efc.
Tuesday. Mar. 18-You write one today.
Wednesday, March 19-Student Council officers go to Bradley to give a few
pointers on organizing Student Councils.
Thursday, March 20-Honor Society memmbers of the Junior Class are 811-
nounced today. Thirteen in all. For them: no cutting corners, no back talk, Mr. and
Miss to all old members and a few other things.
Friday, March 21--Journalism Day in Little Rock. Twenty AHS students at-
tend. Lots of girls go to attend the Home Ec convention tomorrow.
Monday. March 24-Please refer to March 18. I'm tired after a big week end.
Tuesday, March 25-Home Ec girls start to make dresses for another project.
Miss Greene also announces that this is the closing day for the Scholastic Contest.
Wednesday, March 26--Peake High School Choir sings in chapel under the di-
rection of Mr. T. P. Martin.
Thursday, March 27-Lyceum Program. Ritz Trumpeteers give many interest-
ing instrumental numbers.
Friday, March 28-End of third quarter and final tests ln History classes as
usual.
Monday. March 31-Seniors meet and elect Dorothy Thomas as maid to march
in the coronatlon ceremony at Henderson's Senior Day.
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Tuesday, April 8-Students are working at Miss Greene's every night to make
for the Honor Society Convention.
Wednesday, April 9-Henderson popular orchestra in chapel.
Thursday, April 10-Club meeting day Journalism Club and as usual, Dramatic
Club.
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cal Festival.
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Tuesday, April 15-Program on Hobbies in home room.
Wednesday, April 16-Miss Greene gives instruction about the convention Friday
and Saturday.
Thursday, April 17-The lull before the storm.
Friday, April 18-Honor Society Convention today and tomorrow. That's
enough said.
Monday, April 21-AHS is calm and collected after a big time over the week end.
Tuesday, April 22-Tennis and Golf teams play host to the teams from Little
Rock.
it Wednesday, April 23-Film on Chemistry in chapel. You guess who had charge
of .
Thursday, April 24-Junior Classical League plans a big program for chapel
sometime.
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