Bald Knob High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bald Knob, AR)

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CLA SS '55 In vivid, glowing pinks, the intense personality of BETTY SMITH --so alive and so feminine--comes forth. Betty was state reporter of the FBLA, historian of the FHA chapter, and a member of the Glee Club Pep Club, and Beta Club. Because of her efficient handling of '55 Bull- dog staff duties, she was elected to membership in Quill and Scroll.. . . . . . . . Picture steel girders against a Manhattan sky and you have caught a glimpse of CARL SMITH. Carl participated in a trio of BKHS sports--football, basketball, and track ........ Catch a glimpse of BOB WALLACE, and it's strictly romance in modern verse--Sir Gala- had with a crew-cut--or Prince Charming come to life. Bob was co- captain of the football team 2 years, class president during his freshman and sophomore years, and played basketball and participated in track 4 years. He was Glee Club prexy, vice-president of the Student Council, sports editor of the Bulldog for 2 years, sports editor and senior advi- sory board member on the Knob, and a member of Quill and Scroll tvice- president 2 yearsl, the Beta Club, Glee Club, Ensemble, Boys' Quartet, and Press Club. He was elected Mr. BKHS in the '54 Who's Who . . . . . . ARVIE WALLIS is the tomboy in petticoats, but tomboys make wonderful ladies, don't they? Arvie lettered 3 years in basketball, and was a candidate for the SMS beauty revue. She played on the volley ball and softball teams, and was a member of FHA, Pep Club, and Glee Club . . . . . . . . A passing thought of Daniel Boone in tweeds portrays EUELL WEBSTER's caveman cavalier style. He was a member of the track beam two years, and was active in the Dramatics Club and Pep Club- . . . . . . . . Like a birthday cake with pink icing, GEARLDINE WIL- L1AMSON's personality is sharp and clear. She was a Football maid in '53, played basketball 2 years, and was a member of FHA, FBLA, Pep Club and Glee Club. 'TN . VII:-f Be: ty Smith C3-P1 Smith Bob Wallac sa. if Gearldine Williamson M1 Webster Q' flrwe W-1111,

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197' we new 1 Emma W' . .I avoid weve 1, xl ernoil Mei T eu SENIR ... EMMA LOU McGEE's quiet charms are reflected by the blue of the midnight, serene and clear-. Emma was a member of the Beta Club, Student Council, Press Club, Glee Club and Ensemble. She was elected president of the Quill and Scroll chapter her senior year, and also ser- ved as senior class treasurer ........ Against a background of blue, decked out with a baseball glove, bat, catcher's mask, and cap, HAROLD McKEE always looks his best, and -- feels his best. Harold was active in the FFA, FBLA, Glee Club, Pep Club, and copped a lead- ing role in the '54 Jr. Play. He was a manager of the '55 Bulldog foot- ball team ........ A vivid scene of the hushed accents of danger is depicted when VERNON MERRELL's face comes to mind. He parti- cipated in football and track, and was a member of the FFA chapter and of the Glee Club ........ A brisk picture of magnetism in dunga- rees, LELDON MOODY was co-captain of the '54 Bulldog football team, having lettered 2 years. He played basketball and track, and was an of- ficer of the FFA chapter 2 years. Leldon handled a part in the '54 Jr. Play, and was a member of the Dramatics Club ........ A black jet roaring into the sunset brings to mind CHARLES PINKETT, who was left guard, starting lineup in football, sports editor of the Knob, and a member of the Beta Club, and Lettermen's Club. Cue-Ball Charlie also won the leading male role in the junior play in '54 ......... BOBBY SHERRLLL has that million-dollar smile that seems to be espe- cially for you, and he even wore that smile into eachclassroom that he galloped into. Bobby was active in the FFA chapter, and was a member of FBLA, Glee Club, and Pep Club. rv 12? R Charles Pinkett Bobby Sherrill

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