Central High School - Chief Yearbook (West Helena, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1952 volume:

TAYLO ¥ PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS. TEXAS 1 UfU T mteuU MfcAW MTT|« YlAMCXXt CHIEF 1952 Published By The Students of CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL HELENA and WEST HELENA, ARKANSAS -T i 1. tv-� ; 'A Wmm VIRGINIA BRYAN NANCY JEAN SMITH Editors BLANCHE LAMBERT SARAH SMITH Business Managers ADVERTISERS mm We, the staff of the 1952 CHIEF, wish to dedicate this annual to OUR FACULTY. We deeply appreciate their untiring efforts, patience, and co-operation in directing our lives toward a higher goal. To them we extend our sincere thanks. mmmm Mrs. Georgia Reichardt Sponsor Pat Spivey, Class Editor Pat Shattuck, Class Editor Anne Sugg, Feature Editor Erma Sims, Feature Editor Daphne Webster, Athletics Editor Sydney Ogden, Athletics Editor AD SALESMEN—Seated: Eva da Burge, Nancy Grace Smith, Eloise Spinks, Virginia Smith. SUBSCRIPTION SALESMEN—Standing: Betty McKelvy, Clarice Lawhorn, Betty Jo EUcnburg, Gayle Carnathan, Billie Ann Mcasel, Mary Nell Shannon, Mary Hartsell. rfcfanitoitifoatioH rfttd faculty MR. J. F. WAHL MR. G. B. CROMWELL MRS. HAROLD CHORLEY MR. GILBERT COWSERT Superintendent Business Manager English Assistant Study Hall MR. M. J. DURAND Mathematics, French MISS W. M. FAULKNER History, Latin MR. T. M. GOATCHER Mathematics MR. CALVIN HASTINGS Science, Coach MISS DOROTHY HICKS MR. E. F. KRICKEL, JR. Librarian English MR J. C. LIVINGSTON Science MRS. A. P. MASTERSON Dietitian MR. HOWARD M. POWERS MRS. GUS REICHARDT History, Coach English. Speech MR. KENNETH RITCH1 Band MRS. EDNA C. OGDEN Secretary MR. CECIL SCAIFE MISS JUANITA SMITH MRS. J. J. WHITE MRS. M. J. DURAND Civics Commercial Home Economics Study Hall School SWW Left to right: Mr. George Cromwell, Mr. Gordon McCarty, Mr. J. F. Wahl, Mr. French McKnight, Mr. M. D. Webster, Mr. Fred Faust, Mr. J. A. Joyner, Mr. James King. President of the School Board Mr. M. D. Webster SettCar Ralph Steele Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Class President 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Library Monitor 1; Student Council 3, 4. Betty Bankus Walker Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3} Chief 4: Christmas Play 4; Ad Sales- man 4; Class Vice President 4; Dra- matic Club 4; President 4; H. R. Vice President 3: L’ Alliance Francais 3. 4. Sarah Smith Band 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Chief 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Class Secretary 4; FTA 3; Vice President 3; Glee Club 4; H. R. Vice President 1; Treasurer 2; Monitor 1; Student Coun- cil 3, 4; Secretary 4. Hazel Yancey Band 1. 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Class Treasurer 4; FTA 3; L’Alliance Francais 3, 4. Kenneth Poe Band 4; Boys’ State 3; Class Reporter 4; Christmas Play 4; Football 3, 4; Monitor 4. Betty Lou Abel Band 1. 2. 3; Basketball 2. 3; FHA 1. 2; Glee Club 4;. Library Club 4; Sewing Circle 4. Thomas Andrews Fire Monitor 1. 4; Football 2; H. R. Secretary 1; Monitor 4. Bobby Birmingham Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Fire Monitor 1, 2, 3; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; H. R. Treas- surer 1. 2; Monitor 1, 2. Jimmy Bowers Christmas Play 4. Virginia Bryan Chief 1. 2. 3. 4; Ad Salesman 1: Co- Editor 4; Class Editor 2; Editor 3; Class Treasurer 1; Reporter 2; Con- cessionaire 1, 2; FT A 3. 4; President 4; Girls’ State 3; Glee Club 4: Knot Hole 3; Librarian 2. 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; President 4: Quill and .Scroll 3. 4; Student Council 1. 2, 3. 4, Secretary 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Publication Rep- resentative 4. Eva Da Burge Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1. 3: Chief 2. 3. 4; Class Editor 3; Ad Salesman 2. 4; Dramatic Club 4; FTA 4: H. R. President 2; Reporter 3. Frances Byrd FT A 3. 4. Frank Carnathan Football 1. 3,4; H. R. Treasurer 2. Elizabeth Carter Band 2; Basketball 2; Class Treasurer 2; Conces- sionaire 3. 4; Dramatic Club 3; FHA 4; Football Maid 1; GAA 1; L'Alliance Francais 3, 4; Moni- tor 4. Herman Cohn Basketball 1; Christmas Play 4; Football 2, 3, 4; H. K. Treasurer 3; Monitor 1. 3. Paula Crook Band 2; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 1, 4; Chief 2. 3; Assistant Business Man- ager 3; Ad Salesman 2; Concessionaire 2. 3; Football Maid 4; FT A 4; Glee Club 4; H. R. Secretary 2; Treasurer 3; Vice President 1; Knot Hole Typ- ist 3: Monitor 2, 3; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Vice President 3; President 4. Donald Cruce Basketball 1; Concessionaire 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 3; Fire Monitor 1; Mon- itor 1. 2, 3, 4: Traffic Patrol 1. Betty Davis Glee Club 4: Monitor 1. Joe Davis Monitor 1. 2. 3. 4. Thomas Garner Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Projector Operator 3, 4; Substitute Monitor 3. Leonard Goincs, Jr. Concessionaire 2, 3; Football 1; Monitor 1, 2, 3; Traffic Patrol 1. Sue Maree Guyton Basketball 1: FHA 1, 2; Monitor 1, 2, 4. Faye Hale Basketball 2, 3, 4; Concessionaire 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Clee Club 4; 4-H Club 2; FHA 2; FT A 4; Monitor 3. Jimmy Hall Basketball Manager 4; Camera Club 1; Christmas Flay 4; Football 2, 3, 4; H. R. Secretary 1; Treasurer 3; Mon- itor 1. Bettye Anne Hancock Dramatic Club 2, 3. 4; FHA 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Monitor 3. Jimmy Harness Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Boys’ State 4; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Projector Operator 2, 3; Student Council 1. 4. Joyce Harrington Glee Club 4; Monitor 2. Jack Harty Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Monitor 2. 3. Bobby Henderson Basketball 2, 3. 4; Fire Monitor 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Monitor 2. James Wesley Henry Football 1, 2, 3, 4; H. R. Secretary 1; Monitor 1, 2. 3. Douclas Hill. Jr. Monitor 1. Phillip Hill Fred Hilpert Monitor 3. Carolyn Holland Glee Club 4; Monitor 1. George Howard Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Fire Monitor 1, 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 4; Monitor 2, 3, 4; Chief Monitor 4: Projector Operator 2. John R. Hughey Monitor 1; Photographer 3. Dale Ishmael Basketball 1. Barry Jordan Basketball 1, 3, 4; Football Manager 2, 3; Monitor 1. Shirley Joyner Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3; Secretary 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chief Organization Editor 4; Chief Ad Salesman 2; Dramatic Club 4; Secretary 4; Football Maid 4; French Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; CAA 1; Majorette 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1, 3. Vernon Joyner Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; H. R. Vice President 3: Reporter 2; Monitor 1; Projector Operator 3. 4; Student Council 2. Perry Kimberling Basketball 4. Charles King Basketball 1. 2; Christmas Play 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Monitor 1. Blanche Lambert Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Librarian 3. 4; Presi- dent 3; Basketball 2, 3. 4; Chief 1, 2, 3, 4; Subscription Salesman 1, 2; Business Manager 4; Ad Salesman 3; Christ ma Play 4; Class Secretary 1; Treasurer 3; Concessionaire 1; DAR 4: Dramatic Club 4; Drum Major 4; Football Maid 3. 4; GAA 1; Girls’ State 3; H. R. Treasurer 3; L'Alliance Francais 3, 4; President 4; Majorette 1, 2. Joseph Loy Basketball 4; Monitor 1, 3. Naomi Mahon Concessionaire 1. 2. 3; FHA 1, 2, 4; GAA 1; Monitor 1. 2. 3. Ward Manning Monitor 3. Polly Manus FHA 2. 3. 4. Shirley Jean McCarty Band 1, 2. 3. 4; President 2; Basket- ball 1. 2, 3. 4; Christmas Play 4; Football Maid 2. 4; H. R. Reporter 1; Vice President 3; L' Alliance Francais 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4. Shirley Louise McCarty Band 1; CAA 1, 2; Clee Club 4; Library Assistant 1, 2, 3; Library Club 3; L’Allianre Francais 3, 4; Monitor 1. Frances McDonald Band 1. 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2; FTA 4; Glee Club 4; H. R. Secretary 3; Library Assistant 3, 4: Library Club 4: L’ Alliance Francais 3, 4. Johnny McRee Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; H. R. Vice President 1; Secretary 2. Billie Ann Measel Band 1, 2; Basketball 2. 3; Chief 4: Concession- aire 3; FT A 4; Glee Club 4; Monitor 1, 2, 3. Virginia Moneymaker Chief Artist 4; Monitor 1. 2; Office Secretary 3, 4: Student Council 1. 2. Patsy Marilyn Moore FHA 1. 2, 3: Glee Club 4; Monitor 1. Charles E. Murphree Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Monitor 3. 4; Traffic Patrol 1. Robert Newkirk Basketball 1. 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Monitor 2, 3; Track 1. Mary Katherine Oldham Band 1. 2; Christmas Play 4; L’ Al- liance Francais 3, 4; Library Assist- ant 1. 2. 3; Library Club 3; Sub- stitute Monitor 3. Sydney Rual Ogden Basketball Manager 1. 3; Boys’ State 3; Class President 1; Fire Monitor 2; Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Librarian 2; Monitor 1; Assembly Monitor 1; Stu- dent Council 2, 3; Publicity Director 3. Betty Jo Oxner Band 1; Basketball 1, 3; Cheerleader 4: Dramatic Club 4; Football Maid 4; FTA 3, 4; H. R. Treasurer 2, 3: Monitor 4. Wii.ene Patsy Patton Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Assistant 2, 3, 4; Chief 4; FHA 1. 2; Glee Club 4. Carlisle Phillips Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 4; Boys’ State 3; Christ- mas Play 4; Dramatic Club 3. 4: Glee Club 4; Monitor 1, 3. Wesley Pickett Concessionaire 1. 2; Fire Monitor 2; Monitor 1, 2, 3; Photographer 4. Kenneth Poe Band 4: Boys’ State 3; Class Reporter 4; Christmas Plav 4; Football 3, 4; Monitor 4. Peggy Powers Band 1; Dramatic Club 4; FHA 3. 4; Reporter 4; FT A 3. 4; Treasurer 4. Barbara Ramsey Band 2; Basketball 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Concessionaire 3; FTA 4; L’ Al- liance Francais 3. Virginia Russeli. Band 2; Dramatic Club 4; FHA 1. 2, 3; Treasurer 3; FTA 3, 4; Vice Presi- dent 4; Sewing Club 3. Gary Schwartz Boys’ State 3; Concessionaire 2. 3; Fire Monitor 2. 3; Monitor 1. 2. 3; Student Body President 4; Student Council 3, 4. Wilma Shackelford Cafeteria Assistant 3: Basketball 4. Patricia Anne Shattuck Chief 2. 3. 4; Subscription Salesman 2. 3, 4; Class Co-Editor 4; Christmas Play 4; Dramatic Club 3; Reporter 3: FHA 1. 2. 3; Glee Club 4; Presi- dent 4; H. R. Treasurer 2; Vice President 2; Knot Hole 3; Monitor 4. Erma Sims Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Chief Co- Feature Kditor 4; Football Maid 3; L’Alliance Francais 3. 4; Majorette 4. Earl Skinner Jessie Mae Smart Dramatie Club 4; FHA 1. 2. 3; FTA 3, 4; Monitor 3; Sewing Club 3. Dorothy Smith Band 1; Basketball 3, 4; Cafeteria Assistant 4; Chief Ad Salesman 3; Dra- matic Club 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 4; H. R. Vice President 1. Nancy Grace Smith Dramatic Club 4; L’ Alliance Fran- cais 3, 4: Library Assistant 3. 4; Li- brary Club 3, 4; Secretary Treasurer 3; Vice President 4. Nancy Jean Smith Band 1. 2, 3, 4; President 4; Secre- tary 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Chief 2. 4; Co-Editor 4; Subscription Salesman 3: Christmas Play 4; Dramatic Club 4; Vice President 4; GAA 1; Glee Club 1, 4; H. R. Vice President 1. 2; Student Council 1. James Snyder Concessionaire 1, 2; Monitor 3; Student Council 1. Janice Spears Band 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Christmas Play 4: Dramatic Club 4; Football Maid 4. Eloise Spinks Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2: Chief Ad Salesman 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; FTA 4; CAA 1; Glee Club 4; L’ Alliance Francais 3. 4; Monitor 3. Patricia Adele Spivey Rand 1. 2, 3. 4; Basket hall 3; Chief 2. 4; Class Editor 4; Subscription Salesman 2; Christmas Play 4; Concessionaire 1; Dramatic Club 4; Reporter 4; GAA 1; Secretary 1; Football Maid 4; Glee Club 1. 4; I Alliance Francais 3, 4; Vice President 4; Monitor 4; Student Council 3, 4. June Stephens Chief Typist 3; Concessionaire 3, FHA 1. 2; Monitor 1, 2. 3. 4. Anne Louise Sugg Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chief Feature Editor 4; Christmas Play 4; Dramatic Club 2. 3; Secretary 2; Program Chairman 3; Football Queen 4; GAA 1; Girls’ State 3; Glee Club 4; Assistant Ac- companist 4; H. R. Vice President 1; L’ Alliance Francais 3, 4; Program Chairman 4; Majorette 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4. Rocer Summerhill Concessionaire 1, 2, 3; Fire Monitor 2; Monitor 3. Mary Margueritte Travis Cafeteria Assistant 4; Chief 4; FHA 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Monitor 3; Tots Lullabyc League 2, 3. Virginia Van Houten Band 2; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Concessionaire 3, 4; Football Maid 4; FTA 3. 4; Secretary 4; Glee Club 4; Monitor 1. Jimmy Warren Concessionaire 2. 3; Fire Monitor 2; Monitor 3. Daphne Ellzey Webster Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Vice President 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chief 3, 4; Salesman 3; Sports Co-Editor 4; Christmas Play 4; Class President 3; .Secretary 3; Dramatic Club 4; Parliamentarian 4; Drum Major Assistant 4: Football Maid 4; CAA 1; Head Cheer- leader 1; Majorette 2, 3; Student Council 1. Mary Sue White Concessionaire 1; FHA 1, 2; H. R. Treasurer 3; Monitor 1, 2; Office Monitor 3. 4; Student Coun- cil 1. Bobbie Wooten Band 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1; Manager 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Christmas Play 4; Dramatic Club 4; FTA 4; Glee Club 4; H. R. Secretary 1; Monitor 1, 2. 3. Opal Lee Youncblood Basketball 2; Cafeteria Assistant 4; FHA 1. 2; Glee Club 4; Reporter 4; Knot Hole Staff 3; Monitor 2, 3. t fluttioX CcL4A 0££tcen Garnett Massey President Fegg y Steinbeck Secretary Sam Anderson Vice President Sue Lynn Vice President Henry Pang Vice President Lois Watson Vice President Solomon Feldman Treasurer Draton Mauldin Reporter Anne Elizabeth Ashburn Robert Baker Shirley Beth Baker Lillie Beth Blaylock Ray Burch Bertha Burns Ann Bussell Joe Cantlon Frances Carvili Lisburn Chappell Bonnie Collins Joyce Cook John Crabtree Helen Ruth Crumby Jim Davidson Kenneth Davis Roy Davis Sam Dawson Merle Decker Anna Louise Decs James Early Doris Cecelia Fielder Ruby Mae Free Arthur Gamer Mary E. Hartsell Jimmy Hawkins Shirley Ann Henderson Natalie Hightower Patricia Hill James Hubbard Juanita Jackson Mclva Jean Jaco Sherry Johns Bobby Kimberling Shirley King Patsy Lederman David Leonard Jimmy Dale Lewis Aliverne Lindsey Franklin Marburger Robert McCurley Bucky McDaniel Patsy Meyer Kenneth Miller Mary Ann Motsinger Burton Naylor Billie Mae Neely Bobby O’Bryant Imogcnc Pearrow Donald Pounds Wilma Powell Billie Powers Dwayne Ramsey Mary Frances Richardson Betty Savage Mary Nell Shannon Ermerlene Skinner Harriett Ann Smith Joyce Ann Smith Edith Snyder Patty Sue Stephens Betty Grace Stevens Eugene Surman Doris Ann Thompson Juanita Tilghman Guy Lee Turner Charlotte Walker Patsy Wells Ralph Wesson Linda Beth White Celia Willard Tommy Yancey Shirley Yates Not pictured: Jeanette Kohler Jerry McGrew Merle Wayne O icete Harry Newkirk President Betty Jo Eilenburg Secretary Baker Bush Vice President and Treasurer J. R. Von Kanel Reporter Jimmy Adams Marie Ashburn Eleanor Faye Blair Margie Bradshaw Dorothy June Brady Dorothy Brown T. J. Brown Linda Bryan Jackey Burge Bohhy Burks Peggy Case Jodean Clark Elfricda Conner Fred Cromwell Bobby Crook Frances Curtis Henrietta Danlcs Ardell Davis Mary Ruth Davis Marion Dodd Norman Early Gerald Everhart Frank Fitzgerald Anne Fowler Maisic Gayarre Richard Gray Laura Jean Griffin Paula Jean Griffin Marlin Graves Bill Guthrie Patsy Helton Johnny Heskett Phyllis Ann Higgins Charles Holt Nell Hughey Jimmy Jackson Charles Jernigan Sue Mae Joe David Jones Sarah Frances Joyner Carlton Keathlev James Langley Clarice Lawhorn Laura Logan Tommy Loy Beverly Sue Magee Clyde Mahon R. E. McClendon Betty McClure Barbara Mcllwain Betty McKclvy Jewell McKinney Gail Mixon Jean Modlin June Gayle Montgomery James Poland Gloria Polk Berta Faye Potts Robert H. Raff Norma Sue Ragsdale Janice Rawlings Jean Read Irene Reed Ada Reeder Richard Reeves Oscar Sanford John Schaffhauser Barbara Short Nancy Slaughter Martha Smith Shirley Smith Virginia Smith Cyughlin Staggs Susan Stephens Sally Stough Pat Straub Clara Jean Sullivan Robert Talley Betty Tappan Dale Tardy Berthel Thomas Bobby Wages Anne Walker Charles Watts J. 0. Wheeler Robert Wheeler Virginia White Harrictte Wilkerson Peggy Wilkes Jerail Wood Not pictured: Charles Adams Danles Arnold Don Galloway President Glenda Melton Secretary Harry Bokker Janie Andrews Shirley Moneymaker Pete Walden Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Bobby Wiltcher T reasurer Joy Brewer Reporter Charles Adams Merlin Adams Anita Anderson Paul Bailes Jesse Bel ford Lee Bcnthall Bobby Bloesch Sherry Bowers Lucy Bowman Wilma Branscum Maburn Byrd Robert Byrd Wallace Cantrell Gale Carnathan Fred Chainness Peggy dimmer Charlotte Cohen Charles Cooper Lillian Cooper Janice Cordcr Jimmy Cordcr Louise Courtney Aris Cox George Cromwell Gloria Jean Davis Ronny Davis Marlene Decker Norma Dudley Peggy Durey Harvey Early Eddie Forrester Joseph Fouche Donald Free Dorothy Fridcll Myrna Loy Griffin Glenda Grimes Ernestine Haley James Harty Kenneth Havens Jeanette Henderson Douglas Hill Irene Hilpcrt Irene Hughes Barbara Jackson Dorothy Ann Johnson Edna Johnson Belly Jones Dwayne Jones Van Kalb Louella Keathley Jerry Keller Donnie King Dick Kirk John Palmer Lewis Geneva Little Robert Lynn Billy Mahon Jerry Malone Mitchell Mathews Clarence Mayer Jean McCurdy Jesse McDaniels Marion McDaniels Bill McElduff Marion McGee James McMillion Freda Meyer Martha Mitchell Ernest Mooney Mary Ann Murdock Totsic Nichols James Norman Dolores Oswatt Vickie Padgitt James Pampiin Betty Pang Lester Pearrow Nora Peterson Melba Petrie Charles Poe Faye Rankin Carolyn Rawls Muggic Ann Ray George Reed Geneva Ruth Rimmer Janies Ringer Franklin Rose Loyd Shannon Don Shattuck Ruby Jean Shaw Kent Evans Shreeve Chester Skinner Lilburne Smith Martha Smith Katherine Solomo.’ Avanell Staggs Glenn Stephens Dorothy Ann Townsel Peggy June Townsel Zettie Lee Vickers Horace Bobby Williams Betty Wright Freda Yancey Not Pictured: Marie Cross Marcella Hale Eugene Henson Shirley Mooney Betty Murphee 7tM “Satf VERNON JOYNER Second Place DON GALLOWAY JOHN CRABTREE JIM HARNESS as judged by Becky McCall Stacy Tttx. akcC 7ttm f?(tyt- KENNETH POE and ANNE SUGG Tfttet Studuyccd s4 ct (pitC CYUGHLIN STAGGS and MARY ELIZABETH CARTER 7K 4t % xy s4kcC (p U GARY SCHWARTZ and PAULA CROOK ‘Boy s4kcC £trC tv4t tUc “Sett ‘PenA uiltttf GEORGE HOWARD and BLANCHE LAMBERT “E ay s4 tcC (pert Tftcct cAelcf, 7a Succeed GARNETT MASSEY and ANNE SUGG 7 tcct s4t6letcc s$ td (pitl JIM HARNESS and SHIRLEY JEAN McCARTY First row, left to right: Blanche Lambert. Mary Sue White, Patricia Shattuck, Nancy Jean Smith. Anne Sugg, and Phillip Hill. Second row: Mary Elizabeth Carter. Virginia Moneymaker, Shirley Jean McCarty. Hazel Yancey, Virginia Bryan, Daphne Webster. Shirley Joyner. Virginia Bryan. Daphne Webster. Blanche Lambert, Anne Sugg. Sydney Ogden. Johnny McRcc, Jimmy Harness. Ralph Steele, Kenneth Poe, Gary Schwartz, Carlisle Phillips. ANNE SUGG—Queen Seated, left to right: Betty Jo Oxner, Norma Sue Ragsdale, Blanche Lambert. Anne Sugg. Ann Bussell, Paula Crook. Melba Petrie. Standing: Jean Read. Shirley Henderson, Virginia Van Houten, Shirley McCarty. Daphne Webster. Shirley Joyner. Pat Spivey. Not pictured: Pat Shattuck, Janice Spears. SENIOR FOOTBALL ROYALTY The Senior Football Queen and her maids after the crowning ceremony at the annual Thanksgiving game with Marianna. JUNIOR 0 6 t I X I t 2 cc e € ANN CASTEEL YANf i V 1 1 HENDERSON IN THE BEGINNING s. j. McCarty EH - 1 YOUNGBLOOD x . , WAY BACK WHEN TV di We the class of 1952, stand on the brink of a bright future, but before we pass on to the success which is sure to be ours, we would pause to bequeath some of our personal attributes and cherished possessions to those who will follow' in our footsteps. I, Thomas Andrews, leave my weekly trips to Marianna to Doris Fielder. 1. Bobby Birmingham, leave my height and massive structure to Bobo Corder. I, Jimmy Bowers, leave the “Dark Room” to Clyde Mahon. I, Virginia Bryan, bequeath my “well-fed chuckle to Bob Kimberling. I, Eva Burge, leave my tin-pan cymbals to anyone caring to lose their hearing ability. I. Frances Bvrd, bequeath my sweet, friendly smile to June Gayle Montgomery. I, Frank Carnathan, will my deep, tropical tan to Billy McElduff. I. Elizabeth Carter, leave my constant chat- ter to Teeny Sullivan. 1, Herman Cohn, leave my wonderful grades to K. T. Miller. I. Paula Crook, leave my shy, bashful ways to Joye Smith. 1. Donald Crucc, leave my studious ways to Draton Mauldin. I, Betty Davis, leave my flirty ways to Freda Yancey. 1. Joe Davis, leave my “mathematical genius to Roy Davis. 1. Thomas Garner, leave my red hair to Har- riet Ann Smith. I, Leonard Goings, bequeath my acoul medals to Charles Watts. I. Sue Maree Guyton, finally leave Central to become a housewife. I, Betty Abel Gregory, leave my happiness in married life to Joyce Cook. I. Faye Hale, leave my many male admirers to Dorothy Brady. I, Jimmy Hall, leave my overweight figure to Richard Gray. 1. Betty Hancock, leave my dreams of a lawn wedding to Pat Straub. 1, Jimmy Harness, leave my agreeable na- ture and co-operative spirit to Don Galloway. I, Joyce Harrington, bequeath to Juanita Tilghman my passion for the coke machine and the cookie line. I, Jack Harty, leave my position as an All- American center to Jessie Belford. I, Bobby Henderson, bequeath my “Jeff Chandler” physique to “Sweet Pea” Haw- kins. 1. James Henry, leave my 90-yard punts to James McMillan. I, Douglas Hill, leave my picture-taking es- capades to Bucky McDaniels. I, Phillip Hill, leave my “Hillbilly Voice” to Juanita Jackson. I. Fred Hilpert, leave my “Charles Atlas Mus- cles and tremendous strength to Loyd Shan- non. I, Carolyn Holland, leave my ability to re- main alert in math class to Mary Ruth Davis. I. George Howard, leave my “cute li’l ole southern drawl” to Virginia White. I. John Robert Hughey, leave my musical talent to Kenneth Havens. I. Dale Ishmael, leave to David Everett my splendid school record, accomplished only through great effort on my part. I. Barry Jordan, leave my “dinner route jeep to Joe Pillow. I, Shirley Joyner, bequeath my dreamy blue eyes to Dale Tardy. 1. Vernon Joyner, leave my 4-F classification card to any hoy who thinks he can swipe it. I. Perry Kimberling, leave my “Colgate” smile to Jackie Burge. 1, Charles King, leave my neat haircuts to lister Pearrow. I, Joseph Loy, leave my scientific brain to Franklin Marburger. I, Blanche Lambert, bequeath my bubbling personality to Cyughlin Staggs. 1, Ward Manning, leave my beautiful curly hair to Don Shattuck. I, Polly Manus, leave my diligent working habits to Ruby Free. I. Naomi Mahon, leave my love for sailors and the “Phillipine Sea” to Sue Lynn. I, Shirley Jean McCarty, leave my ability to play basketball to Ermerline Skinner. I. Shirley Louise McCarty, leave my dimpled smiles to Gayle Carnathan. !. Franc� -� McDonald, leave my love for Chi cago Mill to Harriet Wilkerson. I. Johnny McRee, leave my nineteenth birth- day to anyone who loves Korea. 1, Billie Ann Measel, bequeath my talkative ways in Study Hall to Freda Meyer. I. Virginia Moneymaker, leave my quiet ways to Billy Powers. I, Patsy Moore, leave my golden lyric soprano to Gail Mixon. I, Charles Murphree, bequeath my many scout honors to J. R. Von Kane], I. Bobby Newkirk, leave my power over underclassmen to Harry. 1. Sidney Ogden, leave my fun in high school to my brother Ellis. I. Mary Kay Oldham, leave my nickname “Tack to anyone as sharp as I am. I. Betty Jo Oxner. leave my blushing ways to Tommy Yancey. I. Patsy Patton, leave my tiny little frame to Betty McKelvy. I. Carlisle Phillips, leave my perfect four year attendance record to next year’s fresh- men. I. Wesley Pickett, leave my baseball talent— no. on second thought. I’ll need it this summer. I. Kenneth Poe. leave my desire to go with red headed boys to Frances Curtis. I, Barbara Ramsey, bequeath my quiet sooth- ing voice to Mary Frances Richardson. I. Virginia Russell, leave my artistic ability to Linda Bryan. , 1, Gary Schwartz, leave my love for English to anyone who likes “Shakespeare.” I, Roger Summerhili, bequeath my cross- word puzzles to Irene Hilpert. I. Anne Sugg, leave my ability to play the clarinet to Gloria Polk. I. June Stephens, leave my love for a cer- tain “Elaine Boy to Beverly McGee. I. Ralph Steele, leave my corny jokes to Oscar Sanford. I. Pat Spivey, bequeath my fickleness to Ann Bussell. 1. Eloise Spinks, leave my ability to speak purr French to Shirley Baker. 1. Janice Spears, leave my love for a slow- talking senior to Betty Tappan. 1. Sarah Smith, leave my love for “Sailors” to Betty Savage. 1. James Snyder, leave my position in the Naval Reserve to anyone dumb enough to take it. I. Nancy Grace Smith. leave my ability as a magazine salesman to Mary Nell Shannon. 1. Nancy Jean Smith, bequeath my record- breaking scores to Marie Ashburn. I. Dorothy Smith, leave my beautiful solo voice to Edna Johnson. '. Je«s:e Mae Smart, leave my appendicitis operation to no one. I wouldn't will anyone that misery. I. Earl Skinner, leave my science grades to Solomon Feldman. I. Erma Sims, leave my love for Barton to Mary Hartsell. . Pat Shattuck, am dying to leave my love for Jimmy Harness to someone. Tell me, who’s desperate? I. W'ilnia Schackelford, leave my knack for getting into trouble to Janice Rawlings. I. Margueritte Travis, leave my position as Mr. Hastings secretary to Patty Sue Steph- ens. I. Virginia Van Houten, leave my ability to get to school on time to Doris Ann Thompson. I. Betty Walker, leave my acting ability and short pug nose to my sister, Ann. I. Jimmy W'arren. leave my crew cuts to Jerry Malone. I. Daphne Webster, leave my “Ava Gardner” figure to Frances Carvili. I. Mary Sue W'hite, will my secretarial po- sition in the school office to Sherry Johns. I. Bobbie W'ooten. leave my love for college guys to Jean Read. I. Opal Youngblood, leave my good grades in shorthand to Edith Snyder. Being of sound mind and in full command of our faculties, we hereby declare this to he our Last Will and Testament. No Witnesses THE SENIORS May, 1952 TftaytifCKe TfliKttenA First row: Pat Spivey, Nancy Jean Smith, Nancy Grace Smith. Anne Sugg. Second row: Gary Schwartz. Haze] Yancey, Sydney Ogden, Betty Abel Gregory. Every year the Seniors at Central participate in a magazine sale sponsored by the Curtis Publishing Company. The profit made goes toward the purchasing of the Senior gift. This year the Seniors made S505. The Senior class was divided into two teams with two captains for each team. These captains were Pat Spivey and Hazel Yancey; Gary Schwartz and Sydney Ogden. Betty Abel Gregory was the head captain of both teams. The high salesman for this year was Nancy Grace Smith. She won an RCA Victor portable radio. Anne Sugg was second high salesman. She was awarded a wrist watch. There were two Ladies’ Home Journal prizes awarded. First prize was a Sheaffer pen and pencil set, won by Nancy Grace Smith. Shirley Joyner won the second prize which was $2.50. The Jackpot was a main feature of the magazine sale. The name of every senior was placed in a box, and every day a name was drawn. If the person whose name was drawn had not sold $20 worth of magazines, no one received the Jackpot, and $2.50 would be added to the amount already in the Jackpot. The winners of the Jackpot were Nancy Jean Smith, winning once, and Virginia Moneymaker, winning twice. Studeat ou tcil Paula Crook .............................President Anne Sugg Vice President Sarah Smith Secretary and Treasurer Miss Faulkner Sponsor Miss Smith . Co-Sponsor Made up of representatives from the student body . . . sponsor parties . . . attend conventions. . . money makers . . . sponsor Cookie Jar Campaign ... fix Christinas baskets for needy . . . learn parliamentary procedure . . . object: to promote citizenship through active participation in school affairs. Seated: Dale Tardy, Eugene Surman, Jimmy Hawkins. Pat Spivey, Delores Oswalt. Carolyn Rawls. Aris Cox, Anne Sugg. Paula Crook. Sarah Smith. Jimmy Harness. Donald King, Gar)' Schwartz. Peggy Steinback. Joyce Cook, Mary Frances Richardson, Patsy Meyers, Nora Peterson, Joy Brewer, Dorothy Fridell. Standing: Teeny Sullivan, Gloria Polk. Barbara Mclllwain, Marie Ashburn, Phyllis Ann Higgins, Miss Faulkner. Miss Smith, Virginia Bryan, Dorothy June Brady, Clarice Lawhon, Wilma Branscom, Soloman Feldman. Not pictured: Bobby Wiltcher: President of the Student Body Top left: The co-sponsors of the Student Council are Miss Willie Mae Faulkner and Miss Juanita Smith. Top right: Virginia Bryan, Pat Spivey, and Paula Crook were our representatives to the National Student Council Convention in Boston. Bottom left: Council representa- tives to the Southern Association of Student Councils were Sarah Smith, Anne Sugg, Miss Faulkner, Mary Frances Richardson, and Virginia Bryan. Gary Schwarts Bottom right: Sarah Smith. Anne Sugg, Pat Spivey, and Paula Crook represented us at the State meet- ing held in Little Rock. Nancy Jean Smith Daphne Webster ____ Shirley Joyner Blanche Lambert Mr. Ritchie_______ ..........President Vice President Secretary-T reasurer Librarian -----------Director Made up of musically inclined . . . provides entertainment at football games . . . presents spring concerts . . . attends festivals . . . sports new majorette uniforms . . . practices in the wee hours of the morning ... led by snappy little drum major . . . object: develop talented musicians. First row: Anne Sugg. Erma Sims. Gloria Polk. Frances Curtis. Jessie Mae McDaniels. Celia Willard. Frances Carvili. Jean Heed. Sara Frances Joyner. Second row: Patsy Meyers. Sally Stough, Mary Ann Murdock. Freda Yancey. Ann Ashburn. Paula Griffin. Daphne Webster. Ann Walker. Harriet Ann Smith, Freda Meyers, Pat Straub, Shirley Baker, Ann Bussell, Virginia White, Marion Dodd, Shirley McCarty. Third row: Betty Wright. Betty Pang. Carolyn Rawls. Glenda Melton. Jean McCurdy, Burton Naylor. Carlisle Phillips. June Gayle Montgomery, Norma Sue Ragsdale, John Crabtree, Oscar Sanford, Ray Burch. Charles Poe, Kent Shrccvcs. Shirley King. Kenneth Poe. Phyllis Higgins. Garnett Massey. Marie Ashburn, Dale Tardy, Bob Kimberling, Tommy Yancey. Franklin Marburger. Fourth row: Janice Carter. Teeny Sullivan. Gail Mixon, Betty Walker, Eva Burge, Nancy Smith, Mr. Ritchie, Blanche Lambert, Shirley Joyner, Laura Griffin. eesi ecut u Paula Crook Head Cheerleader Gals who wear the “Maroon and Grey . . . cheer at all games . . . urge the fellows on . . . sponsor pep rallies and parades . . . teach the student body new yells . . . object: to promote school spirit. Left to right: Betty Jo Oxner, Dorothy June Brady. Bobbie Jean Wooten, Paula Crook, Barbara Ann Rainsey, Janice Spears. @tci Virginia Bryan President Nancy Grace Smith Vice President Sara Frances Joyner..................... Secretary Linda Bryan .......................... Treasurer Miss Hicks . . Sponsor Made up of students of library science . . . bookbinders . . . catalog kids ... Miss Hicks’ little helpers . . . object: to become better librarians. First row: Linda Bryan. Gail Mixon. Nancy Grace Smith. Miss Hicks. Virginia Bryan. Sara Franc� -� Joyner. Second row: Betty Abel Gregory. Sally Stough. Linda Beth White. Berta Faye Potts, Jean Modlin. Betty Savage. Doris Fielder. Ada Reeder. Shirley Smith. Maisie Gayarre. Lucy Bowman, Gloria Polk. Virginia White, Bettye McKelvy, Frances McDonald. 'DrtunttfCc Betty Walker President Nancy Jean Smith ................. Vice President Shirley Joyner........................ Secretary June Gayle Montgomery ................ Treasurer Mrs. Gus Reichardt...................... Sponsor Actors and actresses . . . meet on Wednesdays . . . have pro- grams . . . learn about the stage . . . study plays . . . Thespians taken from this group . . . object: to promote interest in acting. First row: Blanche Lambert. Patsy Spivey. Shirley Joyner. Betty Walker. Mrs. Reichardt. Nancy Jean Smith, June Gayle Montgomery, Daphne Webster, Nancy Grace Smith. Carlisle Phillips- Second row: Betty Jo Oxner, Bobbie Jean Wooten, Doris Fielder, Virginia Ruth Russell. Shirley King. Faye Hale. Joy Smith. Lucy Bowman. Eva Da Burge, Jessie Mae Smart, Betty Ann Han- cock. Frances Curtis. Third row: Shirley Baker. Virginia White, Eloisc Spinks. Phillis Higgins, Sara Frances Joyner, Gail Mixon, Linda Bryan, Gloria Polk. Bettye McKelvy. Not pictured: Sam Dawson, Gayle Carnathan, Peggy Powers. Janice Spears. Ttatiottcd 7 e4fiicut Society Made up of outstanding dramatic students . . . future stars . . . laugh and cry kids . .. national dramatic students . .. object: further interest in dramatics. First row: Betty Walker, Blanche Lambert, Anne Sugg. Second row: Nancy Jean Smith. Pat Shat tuck, Shirley Joyner, Carlisle Phillips, Daphne Webster, Pat Spivey. Shirley Louise McCarty. tylee Patricia Shattuck President Mrs. M. J. Durand Sponsor First row: Pat Shattuck. Jodcan Clark. Ann Sugg. Marion McGee, Edna Johnson. Wilma Brans- com. Glenda Melton. Nancy Jean Smith, Mary K. Oldham, Gloria Polk. Marie Hudson, Paula Crook, Laura Logan. Second row: Eleanor Blare. Mclha Petrie, Betty Nell McClure, Doris Fielder, Bobbie Wooten. Linda Beth White, Joy Smith. Faye Hale, Shirley Baker, Dorothy Ann Smith, Sara Frances Joyner, Jean Reed, Linda Bryan. Frances McDonald. Third row: Virginia Bryan. Jean McCurdy, Joyce Cook. Gail Carnathan, Shirley King. Erma Sims, Virginia Van Houten, Patsy Patton, Patsy Moore, Billie Ann Mease!. Carolyn Holland, Beth Davis. Betty Abel Gregory, Oscar Sanford. Fourth row: Lucy Bowman, Luella Kealhley, Ardell Davis. Glenda Grimes, Eioise Spinks, Paula Griffin, Sarah Smith. Mary Nell Shannon. Mary Elizebeth Hart sell, Opel Youngblood, Betty Savage, Betty Ann Hancock. Celia Willard, Frances Carvili, Shirley Louise McCarty, Cheric Bowers. JL rfiCtattce pr cut cate Blanche Lambert________________________ President Pat Spivey-------------------------Vice President Shirley Joyner ........... Secretary Treasurer Anne Sugg.....................Program Chairman Mr. Durand.............................. Sponsor Made up of French Students . . . meets twice a month . . . holds socials . . . plans trip to New Orleans . . . learns history and culture of France . . . object: to further progress in the study of the French language. First row: Ray Burch. K. T. Miller, Anne Sugg. Blanche Lambert. Pat Spivey, Shirley Joyner. John Crabtree. Garnett Massey. Second row: Mr. Durand, Martha Spinks. Erma Sims. Peggy Steinback, Hazel Yancey, Shirley Jean McCarty, Elizcbeth Carter, Joyce Cook, Ann Ashburn, Shirley Baker. Mary K. Oldham. Third row: Patsy Meyer, Nancy Grace Smith. Ann Bussell. Harriet Ann Smith. Soloman Feldman. Shirley Louise McCarty, Frances Carvili, Celia Willard, Betty Walker. Not pictured: Doris Fielder, Sam Dawson. Linda Beth White. Mary Ruth Davis .... Martha Smith .... .... Barbara Mcllhvain . Sue Stephens ....... Mrs. White ......... President Vice President Secretary —........ Treasurer Sponsor Made up of advanced Home Ec. students . . . Very domestic . . . future housewives . . . domestic chicks sew (so) . . . object: to promote interest in Homemaking. future ‘rtyomenta enA 0$ rfmeitca SECOND YEAR First row: Eleanor Blair, Peggy Powers, Barbara Mclllwain. Mary Ruth Davis, Mrs. White, Martha Smith, Sue Stephens, Nell Hughey. Laura Logan. Second row: Janice Rawlings, Betty Nell McClure. Ann Fowler, Patsy Helton. Beverly McGee, Irene Reed, Harriet Wilkeson, Jewel McKenny, Ardell Davis. Margie Bradshaw. � 'JiKit 'tyecvi future '% x Ke tui e,ui America Peggy Gemmer Elfrcda Conner Lillian Cooper Earnestine Haley Mrs. White ...... President ...... President Vice President Vice President ----------Sponsor Made up of beginners in Home Ec. . . . home projects . . . wash dishes . . . cook? . . . required to eat own food . . . object: to be second year students. First row: Janice Carter. Jean Shaw. Jessie Mae McDaneals. Earnestine Haley, Peggy Clcmcr, Mrs. White, Elfreda Conner, Lillian Cooper, Elizebeth Carter, Marlyn Graves, Melba Petri. Second row: Marion McGee. Dorothy Fridcll, Louise Courtney, Joy Brewer, Ava Nell Staggs, Geneva Rimmer, Jean McCurty, Edna Johnson, Janie Andrews, Wilma Branscom, Martha Mitchell. Third row: Charlotte Cohen, Glenda Melton. Louella Kcathley. Mattie Ann Smith, Nora Peter- son, Gayle Camathan, Irene Hilpert, Marlene Decker, Dolores Oswalt, Glenda Grimes. 'picture 7eacAeT4 America Virginia Bryan.............. Virginia Russell____________ Virginia Van Houten ________ Peggy Powers Miss Hicks and Mr. Krickcl President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Co-Sponsors School lovers . . . sponsor banquet . . . meets on Monday . . . study different teach- ing techniques and entrance requirements for different colleges . . . object: obvious. First row: Barbara Ramsey, Virginia Van Houten, Mary Virginia Bryan. Miss Hicks, Mr. Krickel, Virginia Russell, Peggy Powers, Shirley Henderson, Daphne Webster. Second row: Bobbie Jean Wooten. Patricia Shattuck. Eva Da Burge, Betty Jo Oxner, Faye Hale, Patsy Meyers. Frances Byrd, Jessie Mae Smart, Paula Crook. Third row: Eloise Spinks. Frances McDonald. Peggy Steinback, Shirley King, Joy Smith, Billie Ann Measel, Joyce Cook, Lois Watson. Mary Frances Richardson. 2ccitC s4 td Scroll INTERNATIONAL HONORARY SOCIETY For HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISTS Chosen from the business and editorial staff of the “Chief” . . . literary geniuses . . . newspaper gals . . . object: to promote interest in journalism. First row: Nancy Jean Smith, Pat Spivey. Second row: Pat Shattuck, Virginia Bryan, Blanche Lambert. Speech Ccte4 'Playd Mrs. Gus Reichardt Director Sugar and Spice CAST Herman Cohn Charles King Pat Shattuck Eloise Spinks Anne Sugg Pink and Patches CAST Shirley Joyner Shirley McCarty Daphne Webster Not pictured: Jimmy Harness A Young Man1 s Fancy CAST Vernon Joyner Blanche Lambert Carlisle Phillips Nancy Jean Smith Pat Spivey Ralph Steele Seated, left to right, first row: Bobby Baker. Joe Cantlon, Herman Cohn. Bonnie Collins. Eugene Surman. James Early. Frank Carnathan, Solomon Feldman. Richard £ray. Second row: Jimmy Harness, Van Kalb. Harry Newkirk, Kenneth Poe, Ralph Steele, James Henry, Bobby Raff, Gerald Everheart, Charles Murphy, Jimmy Adams. Draton Mauldin. Bobby Newkirk. Third row: Coach Hastings. Bobby Birmingham. K. T. Miller, Vernon Joyner, R. E. McLendon, Bobby Henderson, Jimmy Davidson, Jimmy Hall, Charles King, John McRcc, Jack Hardy, Coach Powers, Burton Taylor. Manager. Not pictured: Jimmy Hawkins, Manager; and Sydney Ogden. For the first time since consolidation. Central has had a bad season, with only one win and eight losses. This was also the hardest schedule ever faced by the Indians. The Tribe got off to a bad start by losing their first three games by big margins to DeWitt, Class “AA” Jonesboro, and Powerful North Little Rock of the Big Six Con- ference. The warriors gave the Mustangs from Forrest City a scare before going down into defeat. The Conference Champion, Brinkley, eked out a win over the Redmen in a bang-up game. In our only win of the season, the Braves scored two times in the last half to beat the Wynne Yellow jackets, 1950 State Champions. Stuttgart. McGehee romped over the Indians, and in the last game, our annual Turkey Bowl tilt with Marianna, the Porkeys’ beat us for the first time in six years. JIMMY HARNESS Co-Captain All-District All State—Mention All American—Mention Sefuar 'pootfcUl JOHN I McREE Co-Captain All State—Mention HEAD COACH HASTINGS BACKFIELD COACH POWERS Chief “Weed” dances through the secondary for a touchdown in McGehee game! Indians__________0 Dewitt 45 Indians 6 North Little Rock „.32 First row: ADAMS, JIMMY, Sophomore. H. B. BAKER. BOBBY, Junior, H. B.. Lettered 51. BIRMINGHAM. BOBBY, Senior. E., Lettered ’50. ’51. CANTLON. JOE. Junior. G. CARNATHAN, FRANK. Senior, C., Lettered ’51. Second row: COHN. HERMAN, Senior. H. B., Lettered 51. COLLINS. BONNIE. Junior, E.. Lettered ’51. Third row: DAVIDSON. JIMMY. Junior. T. EARLY, JAMES, Junior, F. B., Lettered ’51. Fourth row: EVERHEART. GERALD, Sophomore, G. FELDMAN, SOLOMON, Junior. G., Lettered ’51. Fifth row: GRAY. RICHARD. Sophomore. 0- B. HALL, JIMMY. Senior. T., Lettered ’50. ’51. HARDY. JACK. Senior, C, Lettered ’51. HARNESS. JIMMY, Senior, Q. B.. Uttered ’49. ’50. ’51. HENDERSON, BOBBY, Senior, E., Lettered ’51. HENRY. JAMES. Senior. H. B.. Lettered '51. JOYNER. VERNON. Senior, E., Lettered 51. KALB. VAN. Freshman, E. KING. CHARLES. Senior. C. Lettered ’50, ’51. MAULDIN, DRATON, Junior, G., Lettered ’50, '51, Second row McLENDON, R. E.. Sophomore, T. McREE. JOHN. Senior. E.. Lettered '49. ’50. ’SI. Third row: MILLER. K. T., Junior, E.. Lettered ’51. MURPHY, CHARLES, Senior, T.. Lettered ’51. Fourth row NEWKIRK. BOBBY, Senior. H. B.. Lettered ’50. '51 NEWKIRK, HARRY. Sophomore, H. B., Lettered '51. Fifth row:■ OGDEN. SYDNEY. Senior T.. Lettered '50, ’51. POE. KENNETH. Senior. G.. Lettered ‘50. 51. RAFF. BOBBY, Sophomore, T. STEELE, RALPH. Senior. L. B., Lettered '51. SURMAN. EUGENE, Junior. G., Lettered ’51. PAPOOSES First row: Jimmy Hastings. Bill Ellis. Eddie Forrester, Alan Sugg, George Yanhkee, Jimmy Har- court, Glen Stevens, Walter Hawkins, Ray Tucker. Second row: Joe Faust, Ellis Ogden, Alan McCarty, Jesse Belford, Milton Collins, Bobby Wei- cher, Travis Bryant. James Pamplin, Jackie Freer, Pete Waldon. Third row: Coach Scaife, Harry Bokker, Manager; Douglas Hill, Bill Morgan, Clarence Mayer. James Norman. Robert Lynn, James McMillian, Don Galloway, Stevens Anderson. Jimmy Word, Manager; Coach Morris. The Papooses had their best season since 1949 by winning three games, losing three, and tying two. The “Paps” sputtered at the start of the season but ended up in high. Outstanding plays during the season were: Pullback James McMillian’s long 73- yard run against Forrest City, Halfback Jimmie Harcourt’s 78 jaunt against Cotton Plant. The Baby Indians proved they could take to the air, too, with Quarterback James Norman throwing a long 25 yard pass to End Ellis Ogden. McMillian gets on the war-path as he hits the Forrest Coaches Morris and Scaife. City’s Colts’ line for 3 yards. Stated, left to right, first row: Jimmy Harness, Ralph Steele. Arthur Garner, Roy Davis, Solomon Feldman, Second row: Jimmy Hall, Manager; John McRcc, Vernon Joyner, Bobby Birmingham, Thomas Garner. George Howard, Coach Hastings. -------------‘JttdOztt 'VcwAitty ---------------------------------------- The defending District 6 Champions and State Quarter-finalists turned in an un- successful defense of their title. The Injuns were hot and cold, looking great one moment and sorry the next. The Indian basketeers won the City Championship from Sacred Heart Academy again this year in three close contests. Toward the end of the season the Maroon and Silver exploded and showed some of their championship form. The Indians entered the District 6 Dribble Derby only to lose to the Pre-Tourna- ment favorites, Des Arc, in a closely contested game, which saw three Rcdmen hoopsters foul out in the fourth quarter. That proved to be the turning point in the game. Indians 29 42 Marianna Indians 35 37 Brinkley Indians 50 55 East High Indians 31 44 Forrest City Indians .57 46 DcWitt Indians 29 30 Sacred Heart Indians 38 29 Sacred Heart Indians 33 42 .. Hplly Grove Indians 28 25 ... Sacred Heart Indians 31 33 Wynne Stuttgart Indians 34 24 Elaine Indians 39 33 Indians.. . 40 36 Indians 38 35 . DeWitt Indians 43 47 . Forrest City Indians 45 47 Des Arc Indians 47 37 Stuttgart Indians 59 44 Wynne Indians 36 37 ....Des Arc Indians ..... 34 53 Brinkley Indians .36 32 Holly Grove Indians District Toumam ent 39 42 Des Arc SEASON’S RECORD Central------- Opponents —... Won—9 Lost—13 871 860 First row: Richard Reeves, Charles Poe, Harry Newkirk. Bobby Raff, Johnny Schaufhauser. Second row: Coach Cowscrt, James Hubbard, Ralph Wesson, Richard Gray, Perry Kimberling, Bobby Henderson. --------------- -g leem------------------------------- Under the tutorage of Coach Gilbert Cowsert, the Indian Bucks had the most suc- cessful team from Central this year by massacring Holly Grove, winning one and losing one to Elaine, tomahawking Barton twice, and scalping the school Intramural Champions, the Senior Seagrams. This compiled a total of five wins and one loss for a percentage of .833. ACTION SHOTS OF VARSITY The stands are quiet as Harness tries for a free- shot. Garner shoots a onc-hand shot from the key. Seated left lo right, first row: Jimmy Word, Jimmy Hastings, Ronnie Davis, Buddy Rawlings, Alan Sugg. Second row: Bill Ellis, Manager; Jimmy Harcourt, James Norman, Douglas Hill, Billy Powers, Clarence Mayer. James McMillian. Third row: Jesse Bclford. Ellis Ogden, Walter Tucker, Travis Bryant. Coach Morris. 'pafeoo ea The Papooses seemed to follow the old proverb “Son like father” by compiling an even worse record, winning 3 out of 17. than their “Pappys” and “Mammys”, the Indians and Squaws. Inexperience is more than likely the cause of this, as the Pa- pooses didn’t have a letterman on the squad. The Junior Redskins won their first game of the District Tournament from Aubrey, but lost to Vanndale in the quarter-finals. With most of the Papooses back next year, they hope to improve on their record. 'Va utitty Shot The Indians are anxious to get on the war-path before a game. Seated left to right, first row: Sarah Smith, Shirley Yates, Patsy Patton, Daphne Webster, Virginia Van Houtcn, Erma Sims. Second row: Nancy Smith. Faye Hale. Dorothy Brady, Shirley McCarty, Jqanita Jackson. Marie Ashburn, Joyce Hudson. Third row: Virginia Smith. Manager; Gloria Polk, Jean Read, June Gayle Montgomery, Sally Stough. Shirley King, Phyllis Higgins, Virginia White, Betty Tappan, Coach Powers, Bobby Wooten, Manager. Fourth row: Frances Curtis, Ann Ashburn, Marion Dodd, Joy Smith, Qaricc Lawhon, Blanche Lambert. --------- Squawk ---------- The Squaws found the going a bit rough at the beginning of the 1952 season, but under the supervision of their new coach, Mr. Howard Powers, they picked up in the latter part of the season. The team as a whole seemed to show a great improvement over that of last year. The Squaws have great hopes of entering whole-heartedly into the tournament this year, which is being held at Forrest City on the 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th of March. They meet Vanndalc in their first game. If the girls win this game, it will be the first time since the consolidation of the two schools that the Squaws have proceeded to the second division of the tournament. As this annual goes to press before the outcome of that game, our sincere wishes for the best of luck go with the Squaws. .27 37 Marianna 31 26 Brinkley Squaws 27 40 DeWitt Squaws . 23 32 !... Forrest City Squaws. .. 28 20 .... Sacred Heart . 29 17 Sacred Heart Squaws 30 24 Sacred Heart 39 28 Holly Grove Squaws 42 31 Elaine . 43 28 Brinkley . .. 23 31 Marianna .21 45 Wynne 16 28 Forrest City 42 26 Stuttgart 43 34 Stuttgart 24 30 DeWitt Squaws. . 16 32 Des Arc Squaws 26 35 . Des Arc Squaws 40 33 Holly Grove Squaws 18 27 Wynne SEASON’S RECORD Opponents--------------------579 Squaws_______________________570 Won—9 Lost—11 The graduating Squaws with their Coach, Howard Powers, and Manager. Bobbie Jean Wooten. PLAYERS LETTERED Blanche Lambert . ....... ’52 Nancy Jean Smith ’51, ’52 Erma Sims ’50, 51, ’52 Faye Hale 51. ’52 Shirlev Jean McCartv ’50, ’51 ’52 Patsy Patton ’50, ’51, ’52 Daphne Webster ’50. ’51. ’52 Virginia Van Houtcn ’52 Sarah Smith ’50, 51, ’52 1 ntiantcitaC Scte et tM BOYS’ INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS The “Champs arc from left to right, first row: Bobby Newkirk. Ken Poe, Herman Cohn, Jack Harty. Second row: Coach Scaife. Chuck King. Jimmy Bowers, and Barry Jordan. LEAGUE STANDINGS T earn Won Lost Senior Seagrams .............................3 0 Early’s Birds--------------------------------2 1 Cromwell’s Globetrotters_____________________1 2 Burke’s Be Bops______________________________0 3 GIRLS’ INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS The Champs” are from left to right, first row: Betty Davis, Opal Youngblood. Marguerite Travis. Second row: Carolyn Holland. Dorothy Smith, and Bobby Jean Wooten. 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