Coal Hill High School - Progressor Yearbook (Coal Hill, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1949 volume:

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'mf Q' 1 53' Q- 7, ,yffgra fwx , L,k. fsff..::f7., .ff. .,, , ,A , V 4 5, Q -f- 5T5i1 '. - I - f. - V K Q,,' T ' Y ' ,. g - 4 'wi riff-:S f' ' - -7 ,1 A' . .. , ,g .' -A C Aw If A A .. . -ff 5 . , gf ,Ji .L V, ' -f ,L ,Q wi' I fi' f f - '1 'v ,gayqzi - , T0 OZER SUPERINTENDEZSET AHB TEACHER, MR. COATS, WHOSE FINE INFLUENCE AND PATIENT GUIDANCE HAVE SEEN US TEROUGH OUR HIGH SC-HOGL YEARS, WE PROUDLY D111DICA'IE OUR YEAREOCK, THE WAMPUS CAT. 1949. .1 ,.fA A jak-Q my - . J, . 3, ,5,,,!. 1 , ,, ' Q A K , W x MIL. ,nn ,LH . 1' .we L .5,,,, ,:.g Qif ,,'4'JUj-f , mga ' :nf-5'?-iiig22f'5'Q2j3u'?Q.gQi' if 'J xx V , , ,.xn.2.M.,,+1m.,.f':f,1z'w . . F 2 'V . ,Q K, -1 . VA- 3' f K 1 V 1 g--5, -1.4.4. ' w -A ' H' ' 'f , , N , , 'ftw,.v.., : M1515 aj , vs f W --1 . 5 -- ,f .- ' L-+A - H ,M . .: ,f -, fy 1 2' rg, My ' ' -, , u . . f . f 1- X - .QQ ., x '- Y f ...Q ,x,'-wf- -ff . .ig ,yy N ,. ,. - H, . fam' I-,, fralaw, ny wgfgiga-'gg,vu5LL ,, ,q '-'L-:W:uWfS : , wk 'f-491 1 f 1'-WNW-,X'- 1 awe? 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J gi Jw 'iw' fq5y,,,lgi?7:rf' 1 fi ff ,,,3,,,,, Q, ,W 45, ?,p,tggi'Ie?Q1 ef-an MM .f 4 W s-'wgamvii' sv 3, 'Xu 'N , A R A2L,!3.gi.m x .1 I . ,-1MQF,,.1, N .. ... ,. -- ,. .W a,,.- .,.4:x',.A ' ,Aman , W,r,,,,,,,,f,,,,f-,,5,.,1gWf,., ,L,,1,,55g,g.,- ,-q,,g,,f.4mqry5v WN:-.f.. V . a . A -fl wx A ,- f':f43g?ir:af .5 R . w Q X Q- K . , , I w., , ' Q2 fffhf- Uv , ,Lx I-'-.3521-4, WY QQ X f -. ., fyiivff, fiaqfwhysj- ' +,QQ,ff'7f524.Q?ff ZH K -1 k, I vu K, , ' -' ip , V, ,wg .I. f . W , A ..-w.:, X- 1 1 1 MQWM w-waqmi-wwww -wr-W., -...A ,, nwgw W f ,K - 'D -,. 'W Q 0MQm is x Www? Entering in 1945 as a very insignificant group of freshmen we have slowly but surely advanced through the various stages of our freshman, sophomore, and junior years, finally reaching the greatly envied rank of seniors. During this time there were many changes in our ranks, some falling by the wayside, a few transferring to other schools and several newcomers joining our class. Early in our high school career our class was organized, Wilda Brtlett being elected president of the freshman class. Shirley Hrt- lett was president of the sophomore class and Frankie Martin served in this capacity in the junior'c1ass until he entered the Navy. Bobby Jack Young took the lead then. To guide us through the senior year the class selected Winfred Williams for president. All these officers have performed their duties in a very creditable manner and have always aided in the advancement of the class. Falling heir to the right to edit the annual--no others disputing this privilege--the class has set out to issue the best year book ever published by this school. With this in view the staff was selected early in the year and started on its duties immediately. While the class makes no claims of u usual greatness we have played our part in the drama of CHHS. You will miss us for awhile until others take our place. But we shall never forget, for nothing can take the place of the four years of joy and sorrow, failure and success. As you read this record in the years to come grant a small portion of your memories to the CLASS OF '49. Q! 1 N yxfsl QR 6 ' l We . .,, ,ay ,,,,5, sf WF? l f'XlmaL5mfK xx 79'wMw The year is 1960. we find Mr. Coats eating a late breakfast and read- ing the Coal Hill Chronicle. He finds many interesting articles about his former pupils, the graduating class of 1949. He finds that Don Hurst is the newly elected President of the United States. He also reads about the notorious outlaw, Wilda Bartlett, alias Belle Starr, Denver sheriff, Velma Wheeler, has just reported that Miss Starr and her gang have robbed the Denver bank. Miss Starr is being held in Denver jail until further persecution. As he turns a page he sees that Mozel Linton, now Mrs. Garlen Phillips, has annou ced the birth of triplet boys, named Tom, Dick, and Harry---Mr. Coats reads that Shirley Bartlett, after being an old maid for fifty-two years, announ- ces her own marriage to an insurance broker---He finds that B lly Crabtree has just recieved his degree from Harvard College, and will return to Coal Hill to teach com ercial subjects---Mildred Hurst has been promoted to sargeant over dog-catchers---Mr. Coats turns to the front page of the Chronicle. He reads about the circus that is coming to town. Harolene Ritchey, the tallest girl in the United States, will be main attraction. She is six feet seven inches tall--On the sports page he finds that Doris Douglas has signed a contract to play basket- ball with the American Redheads---On the advertisements page he finds that Winfred Williams is running an ad for a helper in his garbage collecting---Faye Sanders, a gay Spanish burlesque queen, is staging a show in Hollywood. Mr. Coats sees a picture of a little red school house that was organized by Mary Ann Whitecotton. She is teaching her four children, along with twenty others---Bobby Jack Young has been appointed national Game Warden of the U ited States by President Hurst ---On the society page Mr. Coats reads that Jack Lane has filed suit for his fifth divorce, and is now a single man again. Mr.Coats glances at the clock. OhIMy goodness! He is late for school again, all because of those kids who pestered him so much back in 1949. c2iilf'jEE2E?EQ-:qg 225' afit'QI:-.5'1Sgiijiiig!i!!!!IlIIIIl'uI', 4 M ,, W n P K 0- 'D s-r...- 'WN CW QiQQm S v -fp We!! We, the class of '49, some slightly erratic, but the majority sound of mind, on this 31st day of May, in the year of 1949 do declare this writing to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all other testimonial writings heretofore made by us. Do hereby will and bequeath, all property, real and personal, of which we the testators are at this time possessed to be bestowed as follows: T0 Wit: Winfred's curly hair to David Phelps: Don's method of solving bookkeeping to Edwin, Haro1ene's old shorthand books to Reba, Bobby Jack's old shotgun shells to Jackie, Wilda's freckles to Carleneg Doris's height to Sara Jog Mozel's extra weight to Gayle, Faye's love for sophomore boys to Mottrieg Mildred's glasses to Wanda Bellg Mary Ann's Beans to Patricia's Birds, Shirley's arguements to Franccsg Velma's bangs to Evelyng Bill's melodious voice to nRed' Yates. To the faculty a new frame of mind, one of peace. To the junior class all future hobo days. To good old CHHS we leave our appreciation for the ideal, for the knowledge gained, and for the happy associations dur- ing the past four years. Our best wishes go with you always. CC I 2 2-X --, QN ,N-N.--,..-kgsa::5, i 2 S i 1 gferg Faye L. Sanders msketball, Paper Staff, and Annual Staffs ,mn 'K if N 'l Ei ,e me eva 9 .- e fig? eg 8- ee 1f e e e'ei?ie eii?E9 e 15 ' ii: ' ? Eigiiew ,K ,a ,FJ ,, Billy Crabtree Basketball, Paper staff, and Annual Staffs Doris J. Douglas W'no's Who, Paper Staff Annual Staff, msketball, Treasure of Sr. Class. Don Hurst Paper Staff, Basket Hall, and Secretary of' the Sr. Class. Mozel Linton A Veldictorian, Paper' Staff, Annual Staff, 'Nho's Who, and RSP' orter of' Sr. Class. Wilde. Ihrtlett 1 Paper' Staff, Annual Staff, Salutatorian, Basketball , and Stu- dent Counc il . ..,.x 'U' 'Mildred Hurst Paper Staff, Annual Staff, and Ihsket- ball. radii an e e 'im -3. Bobby J. Young Paper Staff, Basket- ball,and Who's Who. HQ fbi if Mary Ann Whitecotton Who's vmo, Ihsketball, Paper Staff, and Annual Staff. Velma Wheeler Ehsketball, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Vice President of Sr Class. Shirley Bartlett Paper Staff, ms- ketball. Harolene Ritchey Paper Staff, and an- nual Staff. . Ligi xhxh A ff Wlnfrod liams Basketball, Paper Staff, Student Coun- cil, President of Sr. 0188550 Z Z ff W fm W W WM M' Z f 7 Z,-gi if? !4 1 Wulf? ' ZX, f ,f-'fl! X- N M 41 Q by 72 Z Z-5 X-1 J B fq P0 WTI Acme? D0 awk 65:- P 4 A .500 V , 1 Veg, GO fwdjh G04-gi , or ff o 5Z5,f e 7'- Uwerfgq R gan 8 1? 1951? r Q can fl Ybglg rm I S We if Aff ff? N is X 'ai 6 7 , Bwwman Cline Coats F. Hurst J. Hurst Morris Peila Phelps Sandlir Smith Steele pmll Yk:twooQ AU, 7x 95.1. QR fx V 3116 Li Kgs? X yx Qi 5 Za W , ' fi? f gif 2 ff af Qifigffg xx NY f ff lx CLASS ROLL lst Row: fl. to ral Carlene Holloway, Doris Hook, Truman Hence, Norma Jean Bowman, Charlene Weathers, and Dora Bledsoe. 2nd Row: Cl. to nj Russell Ighrtlett, Joe Webb, Billy W. Young, Betty Sue Bowman, Joe Alec Flake, and Dudley Hanson. 3rd Row: fl. to r.J James Young, Morgan Morris, Leroy Douglas, Leroy Beumer, and David Dutton. X' QV if 1 5 5, , n 325221 , 5 eg f S :Tj ' Q42 Q fi ' I ' X X , i'- XNL , X 1,-f W K? 2 ? 'X W- 0' ii Nr Q X ' X fb' f n? me msn scuwluovsil x Y ik X fx QL in ,Qi ff W X ., i Eg- F3 Wm 'X '-, ' 5. L' '4 .sf-U' V h.-Lf.-., - ,i x X X' . f nm , Ni 7' 3 ' ff gm 5- E 'M gl 5.- '-'1 2' q E' rum E - 5. 5 K QQ 'TF E: i f -'--. Z 'E M -- EE 3 HH H HHH- -iogafi 3 'B 5? Q2 53 E E QQ 2 mg 'E 1 4 v .M 0- 5 V - gg--4 ' lull Q 555 -' Q if 5x.AA iX5'4 -: K J L a .1 '. - '5 -. -it n HIQIQT-E,7'Q V W Z Y X ., 'I 1- .. .. , -. 3 ' 2 WWW-Q-, , if . K. .NM ws-H n fl arp e-Q11 NgQm XS J Eighth Grade lst Row Billy Joe Armstrong Russell Dean lalder J. C. Guthrie Earlene Doss Ransy Ferguson Alice Mooney Seventh Grade lst Row Louis Hook Cole e Hurst Shirley Ritchey Georgie Dee Edwards Reta Ann Cline 2nd Row Ralph Gilbreath Dean Thompson Wilma Rose Hurst Charles Earl Wall Robbie Lee Lowe 2nd Row Sponser, Neal Kenney Alice Martin Bentley Yates Harold Ray Hurst Betty last Earlene Dose Georgia Mae Steele 3rd Row Spenser, Margaret Brasel Doyle Williams Irvin Lee Mayfield Jackie Ann Webb Frances Crabtree Mary Bell Holloway 4th Row Goie Hudson Lavon Yates Mickey Bewmer Herman Timmerman Betty Ruth Douglas CQ? 1 Q i 55275 ffb JD 9 -- X e 4, Saad Wade 741491446 W rs 'Qiit toixqnnii' lst Row Tommy Bridges Mary Ellen Brasel Ruth Gelean Holloway Betty Jean Hardgraves Janice Harger Doris Jean Ostendrof Annie U. Bledsoe Don Ray Langston 2nd Row Haskell Bartlett Phyllis Martin Barbara Martin Patsy Ruth White Jane Ellen Sams Ruth Ellen Kyle 3rd Row Betty Lou Martin lst Row Ihrbara Baker Sandra Shrigley Mary Ann Wheeler Irene Muldoo Kenneth Denton 2nd Row Doris Jean Hanson Kenneth Griffith Jim Langston Sammy Hanson Betty Ruth Thomas Avis Yates E s gw Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Leroy Weathers Carl Day Jane Linton Mary Beth Hoing 4th Row Lenard Smith Jo Ro Fultz Shirley Pat Denton Dora Fern Guthrie 5th Row Louis Martin George Ray Morris Lawrence Parker Billy Leo Motti 6th Row Garland Williams Shirley Lea Adkins Tony Langston 3rd Row Jimmy Herb Jackson Maroin Weathers Bobby Joe Hook Ramona Douglas 4th Row Lawrence Hurst George Thomas Davis Regina Steele Reba Hanson Winfred Smith Kermit Warren Mary Ellen Bowles ZEN P-fi? fe?-3 fmmmw I W mxapewrw Fourth Grade lst Row Dorothy Parker Donna Jackson Dorothy D. Armstrong Billie J. Holloway Annabel Estep 2nd Row Betty Lou Morgan Ila Williams Paul Edward Wilson Granvel Mayfield Roy Smith Dane Parker Don Ed Bridges 5rd Row Roy Don mrtlett Carl Ray Sisk Bobby Lee Clary Lou Venie Hanson Alice Robertson Jerry Adkins 4th Row Patsy McIntyre Desta Lee Fultz Linda Kay Coats Julia Anne Wall Dixie Ann Moore Patricia L. Walker 5th Row Lee Pledger George Owens Rae Gilbreath Jimmie Hance Maxine Ogden Third Grade lst Row Priscilla Bill Maxine Mclntyre Earl Ray Bowman Patricia Lingle Ronny Adkins Norma White Frances Haislip John Young 2nd Row Billy Robertson Leon Farmer Charles Doss Janice Gilbreath Charles Henry Janes Jo Do Y9.t68 Hilda Parker 3rd Row Kenneth Paul Webb R.B. Mary Sisk Don Doss Shirley Hanson Thomas Eugene Frazier '4th Row Betty Albat Anioe Hu st Henry Baumer Do ald Davis Margaret Haislip William Whitecotton 5th Row Christine Phelps Margaret Pledger Eulice Bledsoe 6th Rom Lynn Day Donald Ray Hurst Amos Fowler Richard B rtlett , l 25 ff 21 Q Second Grade lst Row Leon Hurst Charles E. Hoing John W. Holloway Lucretia A. Crabtree Margaret Clary J. T. Dickerson 2nd Row Lilly May Smith Eugene Bailey Oudia Fay Steele Robert Hanson Raymond Hanson 5rd Row Loyd Lee Hurst Johnny Jones Edsel Williams First Grade lst Row Loretta Mooney Tyke Muldoon Joetta Mooney Virginia A. Johnson Patsy Armstrong Evelyn Steele 2nd Row Velda Kaye Morris Judy Flake fl P K Jr? mP -.Z g 'QFxA Bobby John Webb J. C. Hook 4th Row BobtyBert Estep Richard Lee Hudson Sonya Howard Helen Martin Shirley Odgen Emogene Warren J. C. Owens 5th Row Charles Ray Karr Robert D. Crabtree Jerry Bob Martin Clnsertl Jackie Bartlett Edward Sisk Billy Jack Forbus Tommy Joe Martin Sally Pledger Mary Fanmer 5rd Row Joe Don Fowler Junior Carter Paul Lee Walker David Hurst CQ! 1 Y -I z'-.26 gi?-ri C-af-fxpe N . azwft fn at QM , -I at -we. ,. M- X 1' 'ill' ,W .lf v ff E. Q? masts V 1 gJaLLQ1ELZaAAhmu wing Bartlett - mv ' A 5 W - . fmfyo Mozel Linton ,A SL 1' ' I ' X FMEA ! I -4945 3 X X , I v . Mary Ann Whitecotton MOst Tcuu Most Handsome- ---- -Hobby Jack Young 5-. I Most Popular Boy ---- -Jackie Colburn yi' wif Best Girl Athelete----Doris Douglas Best BOX Athelete---'--David Phelps Most Popular Girl----Jo Ann Dorrough Most Intelligent ------ -Mozel Linton Most Intelligent- ----- James Douthit Bas Bos t-al t-al 1-'round 1-'round Girl----Doris Douglas Boy ---'--- Bobby Young 2 NNN X ' W 8 P X V vclivilies ,,1w Mrs. Joe Smithson-- Mozel Linton ------- Mildred Hurst ------ Doris Douglas ------ Faye L. Sanders---A lilly Crabtree ----- Wilde Bartlett ----- Harolene Ritchey Velma Wheeler ------ A Niikrfg wr ---------Spenser ----------Editor ----Asst. Editor -----Business Mgr. t. Eusinese Mgr. -----Sports Editor Snapshots Editor ---Feature Editors We, the yearbook staff, wish to thank the many members of the faculty and student body for their cooperation in making the publication of this year- book a success. hmmm SW f 5 o , . 3 , S W af? -+R of P W. QL. to R.J Robuy Young, Don Hurst Choys sports edltor , vlnfrvd Willxams, Mildred Hurstfgossip editorj, Filly Craitree fasst vo S10 Pd1fOT Faye Sanders, Mary Ann Whitecotton fsociety editorj, Velm 'h eler edmtor Harolene Ritchey, Mozel Linton C editor-in-cheif , KHYJOTIG S tnson por O' - 'Q ' T serj, DOPIS .U Cooks: Gusta Yat Janitor, Grover Jglas Cg1F1S sports oditorj, and fllda Wartlptf es and Wanda Davis Webb U 4' 0 4. t -46155553 f 5' 'l'i ?f 'T - vi ' xiii! ' 1 'S W.. , ul.. 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Machine work -- Iron Q Steel Products Mill Supplies Telephone 219 3 J A ,iq 'nniutilitul COMPLIMENTS of l VLUGHT PLUMBING COMPANY Plumbing and Repairs Telephone 358 Clarksville, Arkansas i' Y wif' F Iii' '- '-AY!!-A ' , ....Y li J. C. Wish L. Wert Wish !l5f7Q groZ '1?f:2f M QDLGSEIZE Jobbfif O- fohnson Countyfs Only Home U, Owned Jobbing House. Since 1925' ---M - -- - - V Jltlllwiittg' THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BUY OF ALL CLARK4'JAMES MOTOR COMPANY Clarksville, Arkansas--Phone 3 ' than-nr 'M 'dui- ,f -r A -fs A -.-.-... ,f , ina., Compliments Harbottle's igquor Store Wines and Liquors Candy and Ciggrs Altus, Arkansas Compliments of Manufacturers of Hardwood Flooring Old American Asphalt Shingles Telephone 331-W--East Highway 64 Clarksville, Arkansas CECIL KNIGHT FURNITURE AND HDWE. 'Satisfied Customers our Successu. 1022 N. 10th Stu Ft. Smith, Arkansas Pi! 'l hai' ,H ,u-il, 'l1qnuriu', J L I N K W A Y S T O R E S C O . 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Tyler Ozark, Arkansas AHA--, J-an-q---' --' - -- - --if - --- .1 e- - Best Wishes To Coal Hill School J I M V A R D A M A N F U R N II T U R E C O Norge Appliances Thor Washers Complete line of Gold Seal, Armstrong, and Pabco Floor Coverings Ozark, Arkansas Phone 271 i fgfbfp-vwnanUwnunncIiJb1,'ll'll nqnrvvhidag- or-an nv-audition -eanualwhuwmt pin-walhpu-JJ-n.u-chlusvp eggs-qu-qi-u i , I ' l r 5 r V w A N D E R S O N S T U D I O CLARKSVILLE, ARKANSAS See Us For Poymwggts Y I Kod ak Fini Shlrig Picture Frames and Special Frames Kodaks,Movies-Projectors and Musical Instruments L A 'N . ht, , , 4 , W, ,1 ' R A 1' 'f!1- Best wishes To Coal Hill High School From D, BQ Bartlett IF Attorney At Law 5 I if 3 I I L lust' uf ' J-1 1 psalm , .11 fi' Y 111 ,v,L.U!HH-5 Ili! uint ,ln-nina.: -' lousgql COMPLIMEN'I'S OF J4 B. RANDOLPH GENERAL MDSE. ALTUS ARKANSAS .v A , ,,h-cw WHERE YOUR PHYSIc1AN'S w1SHES BECOME REALITIES MQOOUEREY DRUG STORE PHONE 2-281 ALTUS, ARKANSAS , in-Q COMPLIMENTS of Penney's Winery Where You Can Get Good Native Wine Altus, Arkansas 1 I 3 COMPLIMENTS of Nu-way Pick up on Monday and Thursday , F at Coal Hill Phone 86 Ozark, Arkansas , l, , , ' l V - 'L A hui-au' ' In ' hr 4 1 llundltqf ,, V .,...-T--1--3-tr. ... . H --.f-W .-.lv ....,. ff- , --..,, 1 .....-....v ,-f ,.. Compliments of Western Auto Associate Stores Clarksville, Arkansas IVORY SOAP LAUNDLSFIIIXIG SANITONE DRY CLEANING CLARKSVILLE LAUNDRY my CLEANERS PH-:Nm EQLQ. Clarksville, Arkansas , , -l ' ..:..:a+-vnvlx: u--a -1'f- H- f, f-A an-: .,:--Y1V:f-v,-- -- -f-- fy--n-4-manage-. Complete Life Insurance Servic Life ' .J-ai' 1-I' e, DU C. Lampkin's Q Casualty Inc. Co ,4.s--.Q.,r,avw....-:pn.n,. as-.va-5 ..-wa---5144-v.--.pq --wu- .-4. ru-an-mindful: 0 as4.ff4il'ranp.gvq -au-.-. -s-1.-ws-tune nun-nr -53415, Compliments of Oklahoma Tire and Supply Store P. O. BOX 149 lv Your home of better values J' ur nu 'r- ' nn sl , JI? Ozark, Arkansas Compliments of Abe Ford -J' 'BW' 'Villlg ,J-q',,,u:n:i' 'SW , Compliments of Co1ey's Store. Ozark, Arkansas J, Compliments of N. Fontaine Buick Compliments of N. G. E. V W , bt-U-1 , , ',hnnq' Compliments of Vardaman and Bean New and Used Furniture Clarksville, Arkansas Bowman Bro's Grocery and Station Coal Hill, Arkansas ' Ji ' ,, ,, Wnshd,,. 5 gg.,--gp...-.fn-nwun---an-n -v-v - ou- rv'-u. n-n---0-n.gv- .. , 3 , 'raw' 3: -F0003 ilk!-A Y-:I 'l '!1A ' 1 comprniawrs or HARRY'S PLACE Soft Drinks Sandwiches ----- Novelties Altus, Arkansas OUR BOOSTERS Dr. Clifton C. Long, Ozark Crumpackers Store, Ozark Carter's Radio Shop, Altus Massey Hardware, Clarksville White Front, Hartman C. W. Dickerson, Clarksville Bonnie and Joseph Forneris Jacobs Recreation Parlor, Altus Charlie and Ollie Lindsey, Coal Hill Post Winery, Altus Pfc. Dwight Yates, U.S. Army Virgil Hardgraves, Hartman Automotive, Ft. Smith Clarksville Floral Shop Cresent Drug Store, Clarksville Philco Refri.-Radio-Clarksville Oklahoma Tire and Supply Store, Clarksville McAnally Shoe Store, Clarksville Poynor's Store, Clarksville . ,g :,i slr Nw , ,Z