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- Class of 1957

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X K ' ' ,I - 1 Qgqs, y 5 1 I f ' 'F .Q 1' W' an f Q Af0 A ' A i 5'Ng3 in ' M 'S W . ' -Q 'Q 'f ' ' . N W 'Q X Q Ax I hx. ' 4 ,V . N wp. .Q K . - .W N ma- I me if R , I- Q FZ I -,.,,:- 'nn A ,... iq fi- f 4. M v 5 3 ' 'Lil 331 5 gl' it 4, I Q' J-an-W 2, 11 hh hed bx the Yefzrbook St lff CONXN Ad HIC H SLHOOI iw A1 151 Volume XI I X 56 1 7 W iff! US CAT X' 71 'S L ' 1 ff of 4 Z zwh' , N K Cmmwz j, 'ka 'z s X X 'K X Y it vggpfxrxrxxxv X X 4 if Z X an .U f Z , . , Q IQ! ,, X x fy! , W ff Dedication Within the buildings and on the campus of Conway High School dwells a spirit--a spirit which will not be denied--a spirit which enters the lives of CHS students to be felt forever- more. This spirit has many faces. It may be recognized in the gym or at the stadium when it is the face of SPORTSMANSHIP and LOYALTY. It is easily seen where C H S students gather for fun and recreationg it is the laughing, happy face of FRIENDLINESS and GOOD- WILL. Its presence is strongly felt in the varied activities of our club programs and pro- jectsg there it wears the bright and eager countenance of RESPONSIBILITY and COOPERA- TION. It is most evident in our classrooms where we see it in the guise of HONESTY, INDUSTRY, and SCHOLARSHIP. Yet all these faces are one face--one image--one spiritg and we wish to pay homage to that spirit--THE IDEALS OF C H S We dedicate this 1957 Wampus Cat Yearbook to the continued strength and influence of THE IDEALS OF CONWAY HIGH SCHOOL. X if X: fi Q 'T 1 X Dx IHIUUS , 4 lg ' ' VV Y 1 , .n QKVN ' Q 1 fM1u'1st'z1ti111. . . .. . . ...,, . ., . ... 1.:vs.,...., ' f 11 .n. . . ,. . . . , be . .. . . . . . . . ix jc' . . . . . ., . . , va' fis lzmmis . . , , , , . 1 5 A c .. . .,.. . . . . . ,, , . 07114 !'21ffiS 71719 Tfo xv if X o m' .WW Nw!-' ff-n K XA- K 7 , K J f f X 9' N N, Nlg! ,Q V ,ixtxsaj f Wm ' Y 'y INN My 1 ' R W M f 'f' V f i v.W X A ' iM1l'x. 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If 5 Under the leadersh1p of Superxntendent MR HAYES GIBSON Conway I-hgh School has ach1eved remarkable development I 1956 three modern elementary schools were bullt and at the begxnnmg of the 1956 57 school year these schools were put 1nto operat1on greatly rel1ev1ng the crowded cond1t1ons here to fore ex1st1ng 1n Central School and Sen1or I-hgh These new schools also enabled the system to set up the 6 3 3 MRS MARION LAMB secretary plan replacxng the trad1t1onal 8 4 plan wh1ch we had been us1ng One of the alms of the adm1n1strat1on th1s year 1S to coordlnate very closelythe work1n our var1ous schools so that we wxll have an even better 1nte grated school program than 1n the past The adnum strat1on and faculty have be gun a study of curr1cu.lum development and needs 1n order to evaluate our school pro gram and to prepare for the 1naugurat1on of an effect1ve test1ng program Board of Educat1on Mr Ray McNutt Dr Edw1nDunaway Dr Joe Robb1ns Dr H L Menton pres Mr Glbson supt Mr Dave Ward Mrs R1chardPence sec Conway Board of Educa txon has proved 1ts devot1on to a better school program through 1ts pers1stent efforts 1nw1se local leg1slat1on e are glad to have thxs oppor tumty to acknowledge our ap prec1at1on of the1r freely rendered serv1ce ' 1 . , I . . . . 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HAL ROBBINS pr1nc1pa.l 1S out standlng 1n the mterest and attent1onwh.1ch he g1VeS to student act1v1t1es As execut1ve secretary of the Arkansas Assoclatlon of Student COUDCIIS he mer1ted a tour of Europe wlth a natlonal representatlon of stu dent COU.l'1C11 off1cers last summer MRS FRANCES GIBSON secretary Mr Robb1ns 1S a member of the board and execut1ve comrruttee of the A E A and pres1dent of the Arkansas School Adrn1n1 strators Assoc1at1on In Conwayl-hgh School h1s co ord1nat1on a.nd superv1s1on of curncular and extra curncular a.Ct1V1t18S makes poss1ble the smooth operatxon of abusyand vaned school program MR FAYE SMITH new to C H S th1s year has won the conf1dence and fr1endsh1p of students w1th h1s cheerful and s1ncere personallty As ass1stant pr1nc1pa.l h deals wlth attendance a.nd other off1ce res H1StOrY and sponsors the Student Counc1l KX.4..s-4-5 1. nm 01 lu' .L-4 Sd t 114. ,Q tl ll! . ff . . , . . . - . . - . I . . . - . . , . . . . ' . I . . . , e ponsibilities . He is instructor in American Q E 'x A' lx , S:g...,,r Q 1 g K rv, f x Fx cw 'I ' I V' . I , f ' 3 cj' ' - 7 I v 3 , Q - Q 4' 'M 1 MR E G ST ANDEFER S M Agnculture MR JIMMY HICKMAN x S QQ T D1str1but1ve Educ a.t1on NEW TEACHERS ADDED TO STAFF CODWaYH1gh School had added seven new Donald Dxxon Mrs FrankKoon Mrs Alv1n Lynch Mr J1mmy H1ckman, Mr Fay Srruth Mrs Carra Nell T1llY3,HdMIS Gene W1lbourn They are flttmg 1nto the places left vacantby last years teachers and work 1ng to ma1nta1n the hxgh standards that are so much a 'part of CHS In the pre school workshop the faculty workshop and group meetlngs 1n wh1ch the school ph1losophy 1S mterpreted 1I'1 the var xous areas of school actxvmty The faculty club holds monthly rneetmgs to further fellowsh1p and professlonal growth MRS LEROY SUMMERS S M Home Economlcs MRS CARRA NELL TILLEY S Commerclal 8 Q. B. . E., . S. , Q . Y 5 1' A 3 B. . E. fl lx . 3 te3.Cl'161'8 tothe staffthis year. They are MI. Studied a 1-eport of the findings of previous , . . - . . . . . - 3 Q ' . B. . E., . S. B. . E. MR RAYMOND BRIGHT S M Physxcal Educanon Football Coach MR JAMES CLARK S Phys1ca.1 Educatlon Semor Math 4 ,Aw , ff ig 'VEYPCHXR J YW S4415 1275+ MRS ALVIN NCI-1 .5 2... KJ7?-ls E 21-49-JL hysxc Educa.t1on ADA' xoyo, aw, Q MRS FRANK KOON BA Math MR DONALD DIXON B A Sc1ences C l A E DB. . E., . S. gk . . X. A ' 0.13. .E.. A R R M offf X 1 1 J 5 A - 'SY . A RS JAMES CLAYTON A M Latxn MRS GEORGE LYFORD B A Eng11shIV SP3.1'l1Sh f O E51 MRS GENE WILBOURN B A Speech MRS o s Russ B M Enghsh III 10 -Donc 27 if MRS JUANITA CAMPBELL S M Llbrary MR WENDELL EVANSON B A Band MQW xg' ' MRS B A LEWIS 'X' s M 5 Social Studies MRS BEN VANN S M Glee Club MR OTTO TURNER S M Guida.nce Senior Problems 11 ,645 5 ss Alma Mater Hall to the blue and Whltf 1U all 1tS radlarlt splendor Hall to the school we loxc our hearts to thee we render Pralsl and honor true dcxotlon each we g1YC wlth deep CTHOTIIOII Ever of our llves a portlon Alma Mater Hall' lv 7 V Vg 'I ,v ., 'l . ly' 1 A 'v I 7' l I D ' Nj 153mg XX X 'neo-. pig! -f 4 'IE I 'f, i -,sg fy' E 3 - 3 i 7 'L 5 ff W L? Arg? 11 The offxcers of the Seruor Class are NOEL LAWSON Pres1dent, ELIZA BETH CLARK Secretary JOHNNIE BUSH Vxce Pres1dentandGARY HEGI Treasurer DANIEL H ACKERMAN Future Farmers of Amerxca 4 Future Trademen of Amex-1ca 4 Marme Reserve 3 4 Jun1or M1nstre13 Transferred from Clmton 3 LYLE CAGE ADAMS Bandl Z Track Z 3 4 Football 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 Sports Edxtor Paper Staff 4 Who' Who 4 JIMMY DEAN ANTHONY Future Farmers l Z 3 Greenhand Award 1 Poultry Judgmg Team l F F A Safety Contest Winner Z Second Place Wmner On Publxc Speakmg Contest 3 Football Letterman 4 DELBERT BARRETT Football 3 Basketba1lZ 3 Track Z 3 Future Trades men of Amerlca 4 ' 1 , , ,, . ,t 1,3 ,y ,, ,, ,, , S 111 7 1--u , . - 5 g ,, ,, VIRGINIA UPTON surpr1ses her class mates as she lights a cigarette and takes 3. Puff 'Now I know, 1t'S not for me,' sald V1rg1n1a afterwards HARRELL BATES Future Tradesmen of America 3,4' Future Trades- men Se rgeant-at -Arms 4. JOHN BONDS Peppers Club Z 3,4' President of Peppers Club 4' Band 1,2 3 4' Vice-President of Band 3' Sergeant of Band l Z' All State Band l 2,3,4'Key Club 3 4' Latin Clubl, 2 3 4' Latin Club State Convention Z5 r. Minstrel 3' Vice-President of Sophomore Class 3 Outstanding Student 3' National Honor Society 3 4' Vice-President of National Honor Society 3 49 Boys State 3' VELMA BRADLEY Nat1onal Honor Society 4 Future Homemakers of Amer ica 3 Office Assistant l 4 Intramurals l 2 DON BRUCE Football l Basketball 1 3 Key Club Z 3 .. , , . 3, , Z Lt F 'v U , . . .. l ig uv 15 JOHNNIE BUSH Jumor Football 1 Key Club 2 3 4 Junior MHISIIC1 3 V1ce Presxdent of Senxor Class 4 Football 4 RICHARD CHRONISTER Transferred from Sprmgfzeld Mlssourx 4 ELIZABETH CLARK Cheerleader Z 3 4 Beauty Revmew Contestant 2 3 4 Who's Who Z 3 4 Peppers Club Z 3 4 F H A 3 4 Intramural Cou.nc1ll Z 4 YearbookStaff 4 Ed1t or 1n Chxef of Yearbook 4 CATHY ANN CLAY Future Homemakers of Amerxca4 Lxbrary Club 2 4 Glee Club 1 3 Ways and Means Commlttee of Senlor Class 4 BOBB Y DEAN CLE MENTS termanl 3 Key ClubZ 3 4 Span1shC1ub 2 3 Span1sh Club Treasurer 3 Boys State 3 Student Councxl 3 PAUL CRAIG Transferred from Mayfxeld Kentucky 3 Key Club 3 4 IVA JEAN CROCKER Gxrls State 3 Nat1ona.1D E C A Convenuon Dele gate 3 State Sales Judg1ng Wmner at States Conventlon 3 Juruo M1nstrel3 Future Tradesmen 3 4 Secret ary of Future Tradesmen3 4 National Honor Socxety 3 4 Jumor Classlcal League 2 3 4 DWIGHT DAVIS Future Farmers of Amerxca 1 Z 3 4 Boys State Nat1ona1 W1nner of Dalry Judg1ng Team 3 ,,: .,:...1.Z. l Football Letterman l, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, Z, 35 Track Let- ' . . . 9 3: 16 , A group of sen1ors admire thexr sen1or rmgs upon rece1v1ng them The senlors rece1ve the1r r1ngs about two months after school starts JOHNNY DAVIS Future Farmers of Arnenca 3 4 Future Tradesmen of Amerxca 3 4 Football Z Track 2 Presxdent I Future Tradesmen 4 CAROL DEETER Transferred from Mableton Georg1a 3 Spamsh Club 3 Future Homemakers of Axnenca 3 NORMA JEAN DURAN Future Homemakers ofAmerxca 2 3 Future Teachers Intramurals 1 2 GARY FISK Transferred from Montrose Colorado 3 C1V11 An' Patrol 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Stage Hand 3 The Senzors are DELPHENE GILL, GARY HEGI, LEE AUDREY GREY, BOB PRICE, and BETTY KIRBY. ' , 1 9 s ' 0 of America 3,4g Glee Club Z,3g Junior Minstrel 3g GWYN FORTSON Future Farmers of America 1.2, 35 Basketball 2g F. F.A. Judging Team Z3 Future Tradesmen 4. HAZEL FRASER Peppers Club 3,4g Peppers Club Reporter 43 F,H,A, l,Z,3g Band Z9 Latin Club lg Glee Club lg Girls State 3g Office Assistant 3,4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3. DE LPI-IE NE GILL Future Homemaker bf America 1, Z, 3, 45 State Degree in F,H,A, 3g School Store Worker 3,4. KATHLEEN GLENN Glee Club 2, 4. l1ke the cheerleaders and led the Pep Assembly The cheerleaders 1n turn dressed hke the boys and made team speeches On MockHi-Day all the senior football players dressed CHESTER KING, senxor, works 1n the school store between classes The school store is sponsored by the student council to raise funds for pro- jects that they sponsor. JERRY WAYNE GLOVER Football 1 Basketball 1 Track 1 Future Tradesmen of A.mer1ca 3 4 LINDA GRAHAM F HA 12 3 4 Bandl Z 3 4 H1 DayMa1d1Who's Who 4 Beauty Revxew 1 Z 3 4 Football Queen 4 Journahsm Advertxsxng Manager 4 ROSLYN GRIGSBY F T A 3 4 F T A Pres1dent4 Second V1ce Pre Delegate4 Honor Socxety 3 4 Peppers Club 3 4 Latxn Club 1 Z 3 4 State Latm Club Conventxon Delegate 2 F H A 1 Z 3 F H A Treasurer Z Gxrls State Jr H1 Day Mazd 1 Off1ce Assrstant 2 Store Worker 4 Intramurals l Z 3 Glee Club 1 DAVID HAMMOND Transferred from North Lxttle Rock 3 Football 3 4 Basketball Manager 4 Basketball 3 Track Manager 4 Key Club 3 4 sident State F. T.A. 45 F. T.A. National Convention 19 RALPH HAZEL Key Club Z, 3,4g Future Teachers 2,3,4g Track l, 2, 3,45 Basketball Manager 3g Basketball 43 Junior Min- strel l, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club l, Z3 Who's Who 49 Cartoonist for Paper Staff 4g Dance Band 3, 4. GARY HEGI Vice-President of Future Farmers 45 Band 1, 25 Bal- ketball 1, Z 3,4' Captain of Basketball Team 4' Senior Class Treasurer4 F F A 1 Z 3 4 Track 1 Z 3 4 BETTY SUE HENSLEY Glee Club l 2 3 4 LEO HENSLEY C1v1l A1r Patrol 3 4 Representatxve to the Arkansas Cxvxl Au' Patrol Adv1sory Board 4 C A P Cert1f1 cate of Prof1c1ency NORMA l-LESTER Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Beauty Revmew Z Secret ary of Freshmen Class 1 l..1brary Club 3 4 Hxstorxan of Llbrary Club 4 F H A 1 HILA D o al H SOC1Bty 4 Future Homemakers of llaunerg xl,g.DFuture Teachers of Amerlca 2 Lxbrary V' Clutfx 3 4 Secretary of Llbrary Club 4 Reporter N of L1 ary Club 3 Future Tradesmen 3 4 Future urals l 2 3 Ways and Means Commxttee of Sen1or Class 4 VIRGINIA HODGES Peppers Club 1 2 3 4 Reporter for Peppers Club3 National Honor Soclety 3 4 Secretary of Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 Glee Club 1 Student Counc1lZ F H A 1 Z 3 Latm Clubl Z 3 4 G1rls State 3 Off1ce Ass1st ant 4 Store Worker 3 Feature Edltor of Paper Staff 4 Intramuralsl 2 IntramuralCounc1l 4 State-:Degree forF H A Z State Latin Club Conventlon Delegate l CAROLYN HOLT Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 Transferred from Fordyce I-hgh School 3 Band 3 4 Secretary Treasurer f Band4 Majorette 4 F H A 4 F H A Treasurer 3 Peppers Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer Peppers Club 4 Jr M1nstrel3 1 1 , S . . . 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 - n 9 l 7g ' 'r , D 1 al' 1 1 V 1 I E, 1' 5 1 9 '3Tr esmenReporter 4g F,H,A, State Degree 23 Intra- ! 1 1 , i . K3 l S 1 S 1 0 S - I . V RICHARD CHRONISTER and MARY ANN JUMPER are an example of the tall and short of the semor class KENNETH HUNTER Football 3,4g Track l, 3,4g Key Club 3,4. CHARLES THOMAS HUSS Band 1 2 3 4' Band President 4' Band Librarian 4 Basketball 4 Future Teachers 1 2 4 YearbookAct1 v1t1es Edxtor 4 Crrculatxon Manager of Paper Staff 4 Latxn Club 3 Tennls Team 2 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Tenms Sportmanshxp Trophey Wmner 3 HUGH IRBY Cxvxl A1r Patrol 4 WAYNE JEFFRIES Football 3 Track 3 4 Key Club '11 -. 9 . , 9 '- ' 5 ' . . 9 , r .. , 1 3 , 5 3,4. E Sr rr.n Le 3 , ',f.,Nvk W' wk A N s , 4 if 52 err, , Q4 2 F if 4 lifgfgl 'Q 34, Q W . ' ,, 5 I' 21 CLEON SULLIVAN DAVID HAM MOND BILLY CYLDE KING and JIMMY DALE SELLERS represent a small portion of the Senior Class that goes for the latest in car acces sories X f's F if 'M BILLY FERREL JOHNSON Student Council l,3,4g F, T,A, Z5 Who's Who Z,3,4g Sophomore Class Secretary 25 Jr, Class President 35 Student Council Typist 33 Southern Assoc, of Stu- dent Councils Delegate 3g Basketball l, Z, 3, 43 Track Z, 3g Vice-President of Key Club 4g Key Club 2, 3,45 Sports Editor of Paper 4g Ways and Means Committee 45 Student Council Workshop 4. RUTH JOHNSON Future Homemakers of America 3g Glee Club 4. THOMAS JOHNSON Track l Z 3 4 Footballl Z 3 4 Basketballl Key Club 3 4 Future Farmers of America l Z 3 4 cretary of Future Farmers 4 Yearbook Staff 4 ANITA JONES Cvlee Club 1 Spanish Club 1 2 Beauty Review 3 4 Art Editor of Yearbook 4 Exchange Editor of Paper Staff 4 Intramural Council 4 H1 Day Maid 4 F --..,,,,N 5,-M The car the boys are examining belongs LOUIS LEA Senlor 27 , , , L , , , Q S , g ' , , , zSe- g ' , Q I 1 2 . 9 - 3 . Q .- . - , . J J ,h ,f . H , MQ ,T K, 't V1 ff La, Q , M ' 4 1 f Qld 'al J , - N Q-.I , .rf ' .4 ig.-tx., .. ' ' to . . ... FRANCEIL JONES Future Homemakers ofAmerxca1 Z 3 4 Future Home makers State DegreeZ Intramural COUHCIIZ 3 Intra murals l Z 3 4 Band 3 Yearbook Staff4 Managmg Edxtor of Yearbook 4 JOYCE JORDON Transferred from Houston Mxssourx 4 Band 4 MARY ANNE JUMPER Jr Cheerleader 1 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Peppers Club 1234 FHA 234 Vxce Pres1dentofFHA 3 H1 Day Mald 1 4 Glee Club 1 F F A Sweetheart Contest 4 Offxce Assxstant Z 3 Student Councxl 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Asst Act1v1t1esEd1tor of Yearbook 4 Spamsh Club 1 2 F H A State Degree 3 BILLY CLYDE KING Boys' State3 Footballl Z 3 4 Trackl Z 3 4 Foot ball Letterman Z 3 4 Track Letterman 3 Key Club 3 WR 'C' BARBARA OLIVER and BARBARA KAY REYNOLDS work together as they try to dec1de wh1ch toplc they wrll speakon1nthe1rSpeechI class TOMMY HUSS wa t c h e s JACKIE LAWRENCE as he cleans the school's store windows getting ready to use it as an office to sell tickets for a school function. CHESTER KING Spamsh Clubl 2 GleeClub1 Z 3 Band4 Junior Mm strel3 Key Club3 4 Peppers Club3 4 Future Teach ers of Amer1ca 4 Busmess Manager of Paper 4 BETTY KIRBY Future Homemakers of Amenca 1 2 3 BOBBY KIRBY Future Tradesmen of Arkansas 3 4 NOEL WALTER LAWSON Sen1or Class Presldent 4 Latm Club l Z 3 Key Club Basketballl 2 Student Councxl 4 JunxorM1nstrel 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Band Lxbrarxan 3 DanceBand 3 4 Tennxs Team Z Student Counczl Workshop 3 State Band 4 2.31 . 9 ' s ' ' LZ. , 1 . , , 3 ' ' L 1,-Z, . 5 ' 1 ' 2 All- , JACKIE LAWRENCE Football Z 3 4 Track Z 3 4 Basketball Manager STANLEY RAY LANGLEY Football l Z 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Treasurer of Key Club 4 Student Counc1l4 Nat1ona1HonorSoc1ety3 Glee Club 2 Span xsh Club 1 Z Who's Who 3 4 LOUIS LEA Football 1 Z 3 4 Basketball l 3 Track 1 2 3 W'ho's Who 3 4 NANCY DUKE LEWIS Jr Hxgh Football Queenl Beauty Revxew 1 Sr H DayMa1d2 Peppers Clubl 2 3 F H A 1 Z 3 Int murals2 3 Intramural C0unc1lZ 3 4 Vxce Presxdent of Intramural Councxl 4 Asst Class Ed1torofYear book 4 Asst Feature Ed1tor of Paper 4 S e n 1 o r glrls BEVERLY RUSHIN ANITA JONES ROSLYN GRIGSBY an FRANCEIL JONES order thexr cards and 1nv1tat1ons from sponsor MRS TILLEY , . : . , 1 4- . . . 3 . Q . , .45 Spanish Club 1, Z5 Key Club Z, 3, 43 Student Council 33 . ' L ' 5 . i- ' : , , 3 . . . , , 9 ra- . . Z , 1 3 d Working for the senior cake sale are: ALLEN MCGEE, JOE WATHALL, LYLE ADAMS. Receiving the cake is RALPH I-LAZEL also a senior. DONALD MCDONALD Cxvll A1r Patrol 3 4 ALLEN MCGEE Band l 2 Football 2 3 Basketball l Z 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Key Club 3 4 Latm Club 1 Z 3 Student Coun c11 4 Student Councxl Workshop 4 Sr Play MARY ANN MCRAE Bandl 2 3 Intramural Counc11Z F H A 2 3 4 Vxce Presxdentof F H A 3 Student Counc114 Gxrls' State 3 State Degree m F H A 3 Homecomxng Maxd 4 Intramurals 1 Z 3 MARGARET MARTIN Glee Club l Z 3 4 Future Homemakers of An'xer1caZ The cake sale IS one of the weekly projects of the sen1or class for fund ra1s1ng l Majorette lg Spanish Club l,Zg Peppers Club Z,3,4g 26 JOE MIZELLE Football Z 3 4 Basketball Z 3 4 Track Z 3 4 Stu dent Councxl 4 Key Club 3 4 Secretary of Key Club 4 Peppers Club 3 4 Lat1n Club 4 Who's Who 4 Span 1sh Clubl Boys' State 3 Sports Edltor of Yearbook4 GLENNDA FAYE MORTON Transferred from Quxtman 3 Future Tradesmen of Amerxca 4 Future Homemakers of Amerxca Z 3 Glee Club 4 KENNETH NEW BARBARA OLIVER Bandl 2 3 4 Majorettel Z 3 Drurn Major 4 Beauty Revxew 1 J H1 Day Maxdl Sr H1 Day Ma1d Z Spanxsh Clubl 2 Secretary ofSpan1sh Clubl F H A 1 Z 4 Jr M1nstrel 3 Exchange Ed1tor of .Iournahsm LOIS PHILLIPS Future Homemakers of Amerxca I Glee Club 3 4 CAROLYN PEIRSON Spamsh Clubl Z Bandl 2 3 Majorettel 2 Peppers Club234FI-IA234H1stor1anofFHA 3 State Degree 111 F H A 3 G1r1s State 3 JAMES POLLARD Future Tradesmen of Amerxca 3 4 Sergeant at Arms of Future Tradesmen 4 BOB PRICE Future Tradesmen of Amenca 3 4 Presldent f Future Tradesmen 4 MARY KAY PRICE F H A 1 Spanxsh Clubl Z Lxbrary Club 1 Z 3 4 Hzstorxan of Lxbrary Club 3 Vxce Pres1dentoiL1brary C1ub4 Future Tradesmen4 Sweetheart of Future Tradesmen 4 Glee Club 3 LEE AUDREY GRAY PRICE Intramurals 1 Z Future Tradesmen of A.mer1ca 3 4 Treasurer of Future Tradenmen 4 GLENNA REEDY Future Homemakers of A.mer1ca 1 Z 3 Glee Club l 2 3 Lxhrary Club Z Future Tradesmen ofAmer1ca4 BARBARA REYNOLDS Spamsh Club l 2 Treasurer of Spamsh Club 2 F H A 1 Z 3 State Degree m F H A 3 Cheerleader Z 3 4 Beauty Contest 1 Z 3 Beauty Contest Mald 2 4 H1 Day Maxd 3 Gxrls' State 3 Peppers Club Z 3 4 Intramurals Z 3 4 L'-'ff ,Z 2.5- The mam characters of the senlor pla also a money project for the senxor tr1p, are JOHN BONDS HAZEL FRAS ER BEVERLY WILBOURN and MARY ANNE JUMPER 1-4 ' Q Q Q . .Q ,Q ,QQ , .Q Q . .Q , Q.. . .Q Q.: ,Q '- 'Q' Q .,Q 1 , fwf. pu .ff . ,f'f. x ,-Zz? Y, , - I TRESSIE LOU RIFFLE F H A l Future Teachers ofAmer1ca 2 3 Lxbrary Club 2 3 4 Hxstonanof Lxbrary Club Z Vzce Presx dent of Lxbrary Club 3 Treasurer of Lxbrary Club 4 DONNA RODGERS Spanxsh Club l 2 Secretary of Span1sh Club 3 Future Homemakers of Amerxca 1 Z 3 Peppers Club 4 Band Intramurals l 2 3 Semor Play 4 JAMES ROSS Transferredfrom Enola Arkansas 1 F110-110 Farmers of Amerxca. 1 BOB ROUSEY Band 1 2 Basketball 1 Treasurer of Freshman Class 1 Key Club Z 3 4 Cheerleader 3 Jr Mmstrel 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 W'ho's Who 3 4 Semor PlaY 4 X? 1, 2, 3g Yearbook Staff 45 Class Editor of Yearbook 4g BEVERLY RUSHIN Transferred form Pangburn 3g Future Homemakers of America 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 43 Photographer for Yearbook 4g Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4. JEREL SEAY Future Farmers of Amerxca 1 JERRY SEAY Future Farmers of Amenca 1 N 7' JIMMY DALE SELLERS Football Lettermanl 2 3 4 Jr Football Co L,apta1 1 Sr Football Co Captam 4 Basketballl Z 3 Track 1 Z 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Peppers Club 4 Spanlsh Club 2 Senxor Play 4 WVR M33 ALLISON SKINNER Basketball 3 Bandl Z 3 4 SI SNOW StudentCou.nc11Z 3 4 Vxce Pres1dentofStudent Coun cxl 3 Pres1dent of Student Councll 4 State Southern and Natxonal S C Conventxon 2 3 4 Natxonal Spon sored S C Tour of Europe 4 Band I 2 3 4 All State Band 1 Z 3 4 Band Corporal l Band Lxeutenant Z BandPres1dent 3 Lat1nClub1 2 3 4 StateL C Con ventxon 2 Latm Club Pres1dent Z Key Club Z 3 4 Peppers ClubZ 3 4 Natmonal Honor Soc1ety3 4 Jumor M1nstrel3 Outstandmgstudent Z 3 Who's Who 3 Boys' State 3 Sophomore Class Presxdent 2 ALVIN DEE STONE Future Tradesmen 3 4 CLEON SULLIVAN Footballl 2 3 4 Co Captam Jr Football 1 All State Footballplayer 1 Basketball 3 4 Basketball Co Cap ta1n4 Trackl 2 3 4 Spanxsh Club 3 4 Key Club 3 4 -m- ... Z. -,..,:'. -n ,Lu ,,: 5' 9' . '..9'-' - ' .. '..s' - .. 1 - ,,,: Q ' 5 'Q' ' : ,,: ..:' ',s' ' 9 ' .9 2..4: Q ' . p i I .,,:- '- 9 'J ' ,Q ,. 30 Ways and Means Committee worries over finances for Senior Trip. LANA KAY TAYLOR F H A 1 2 3 4 Spanishl 2 Beauty Rev1ew 4 Girls' State 3 Football Maid of Honor 4 Intra mural Council Z Intramurals l Z SHIRLEY TOWNSEND National Honor Society President 4 F H A 1 Z 3 F H A Reporter 1 2 3 Latin Club l Z 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Girls' State 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Managing Editor of Wampus Cat 4 State Latin Club Convention ROSALIE TRENT Peppers Club l 2 3 4 Cheerleader l Z 3 4 Head Cheerleader 4 Intramural Council 1 3 4 Intramural Cou.nc11Secretary 3 Vice Pres1dentIntramura1Coun ish Club l Z Who's Who Z 3 4 Student Council l 2 3 4 Student Council Secretary 4 F H A 2 3 4 I-' H A Secretary 3 Girls State 3 Office Assistant 2 3 S A S C Convention 4 VIRGINIA UPTON F H A l Z 3 4 F H A Historian Z Peppers Club Z 3 4 Peppers Club Secretary Treasurer 3 Glee Club l Lam Club 1 2 3 4 Latin Club State Correa pond1ngSecretary3 Store Worker 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Girls' State 3 Paper Staff Editor 4 Intramurals 1 Z 3 Honor Society 3 4 F H A State Degree Z State Latin Club Convention l . . . . . . : ' , s ' 1. 2- 3. . . , s ' s ' ' cil 45 Glee Club 15 Glee Club Vice -President lg Span- ALTON WALL MONTEEN WALLS . Future Homemakers of America l,2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 3gG1ee Clubg Library Club I, 2, 3, 45 Future Trades- men of Arkansas 4. JOE EDWARD WALTHALL Transferred from Magnoha Arkansas 4 Band 4 Dance Combo 4 CHARLES WARD Future FarmersofAmer1ca1 Z 3 4 Tx-ack3 4 Foot ball 3 4 LARRY WELBORN Basketballl Footballl Z 3 4 Track 3 4 Key Club Z 3 4 Future Farmers of Axnerxca 1 2 Spanxsh Club 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Yearbook Busmess Manager 4 Student Counc1l Z GENE WELLS Transferred from Greenbner Arkansas 3 C A P 2 3 4 Future Farmers of Amerxca 2 3 4 Jun1or Mmstrel 3 4 JIMMY WAYNE WHITE Future Farmers of Amerxcal 2 3 F F A Sent1ne1 2 F F A Reporter 3 Judgmg Teams Z 3 Future Tradesmen of Arkansas 4 SHIRLEY WHITE Future Homemakers of Amerlca I 2 Glee Club 1 Future Tradesmen 4 , , , lil: lv ' .. 5 , ,..! .S ,.9 ,g .Y I 5 I I xan- ,., ,,g I :- ,,.... , 5 '- l ,, , 3.. Class sponsors of the seruor class are MR E G STANDEFER and MRS CARRA NELL TILLEY The sponsors work w1th the Ways and Means Cornrrnt tee to help plan for the semor tr1p They also go along as chaperones BEVERLY WILBOURN HA 234 FHA State Degree3 FH Treasurer 2 F H A 3rd Vlce Presxdent 3 F H A Pres1dent 4 Treasurer of Freshman Class l Secret ary of Jun1or Class 3 F F A Sweetheart Z Beauty Revxew 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Student Councxl 4 S A S C Conventzon 4 Intramural Councll Z F T A 3 Gxrls' State 3 Peppers Club Z 3 4 Jr Mmstrel 3 Magorette l 3 4 JERRY WIMBERLY Freshman Class Presldentl Sophomore Class Trea surer 2 Student Counc1l 1 2 Peppers Club 3 4 Key Club Z 3 4 Key Club Secretary 3 Key Club Presxdent SHIRLEY YARBOUGH Future Homemakers of Amerxca l Glee Clubl 2 3 Jumors -if 3-'12 The Junior Class Offxcers are from left to nght MOLLY PAULK presxdent BILLY RAY SEVIER v1ce pres1dent CATHERINE PENCE secretary JAMES HARDIN treasur Sponsors are MRS GENE WILBOURN MRS ALVIN LYNCH a.nd MR WENDALL EVANSON f,,-ff 34 Denms Dean Acklm Norma Jean Ba11ey Charles Edmond Bane Elba Bartley Slurley Ann Baucom Patsy Lee Belk Glenda Mane Berry Beth Borden Mary Cecelis Boydston Jerrye Bradley Frank Brannan Gene Bryant Tom W Burney Andrea Lee Canton Tommy W Chlck Loren Coffman Sandra Dell Connell Sarah Nell Connell L1nda. Kay Cox Annetta Cralg Pat Dav1s W11ey Dean Jr Frank Edwards Sybil Clements 9'-. Johnny Little, Junior, directs Sopho Gerald Edwards Lucian Montgomery Farrar 36 mores working on Football Banquet. Jesse Ruel Ferrell Gayle Fowlkes Bob Fulmer Vernon Osborn Fulmer Donna Gr einer Roland Greshan Evelyn Gwatney James B Hardin Imogene Hare Harvey Harmon Ju11a Hawk Mary Loumse Haynes Phy111s Hefflngton Pat Helton Cornella. Ann Hensley Coy Cleo Hensley Edwm Hoggard Robert Lee I-Io1yf1e1d Jxrnmy LaFayette Hooten J'1mmy Charles Ivey G1or1a Faye Jared Larry Joe Jeffrmes Betty Faye Johnson Mary Axme Hiland Evelyn Marashall Johnson Sxd McCollum Benon1 Allne McG1nty Juniors .Tim Kane Mary Jane Keathley Rose Mary King Foreman Charles Edwin Langford Sarah Jo Langley Terrell Lasley Dorothy Ann Lay Johnny Lxttle .TAMESHARDIN BILLY JACKROACH JIMMY HOOTEN AND DONALD OWEN d1scuss the Jun1or's annual magaz1ne dr1ve to help manage the .Tumor Sen1or Banquet 38 Sarah McGu1re Eugene McMora.n ff .L I 7 E wq,.....,f- Paul McNutt Royce Maddox Charlene Mauld1n Mar1on Ralph May Kenneth M1115 Frances Moudy R1chard Carroll Murdaugh Margaret Sue Nexghbors B111 Nevms George Carl New Sandra. Gall N1chols Thyla Oldham Donald Owen Betty Lou Owens Marilyn Morris James Owens Roy Padgett Ray Parker Frank Pascoe Molly Paulk Cathemne Pence B1lly P1ke B1lly Roach Wayne Rowley Paul Sellers B1lly Ray Sev1er Bobby Shock .Tua.n1ta. Snruth Kathleen Purtle Audrey Southerland Sharon Southerland Harold Southerland Representmg the Jumor Class 1n the Jrtterbug contest were MARILYN MORRIS and JOHNNY LITTLE THYLA OLDHAM and FRANK PASCOE .1 'PH Chr1s Spatz Jerry Spear Kenneth Spradhn Evelyn Starkey Eddxe Stevenson Donald Stone 41 . , A-2 2 W I . SARAH MCGUIRE .Tumor checks her 11st of sales men for the annual Chnstmas card sale ofthe Jumor Class wh11e other members ofthe class report the1r P1'0g1'eSS J'1rnmy Sutterfxeld Jo Sutterfxeld Emogene Thornton Gerldlne Thornton Lycha Towns end Fred Tucker Edward Turner 42 Jack Verbeck Wanda Wells Mary Wiles .TIM KANE, .Tumor returns to band bus after a very excmtmg football game and band exh1b1t1on M k 1C ey Wllson Wlllene Wnght Margaret Yancy Bonme Youngblood 3 E ddie Wimberly 4 Sophomores Sophomore Offlcers are pres1dent CARROLL WINTERS secretary SHIRLEY ANTHONY v1ce pres1dent LOUIS STELL and treasurer JUDITH WIMBERLY Sponsors are MRS B A LEWIS and MR JIM HICKMAN Betty Adams Shlrley Anthony Charles Baxrd L1nda Barrett D C Bass V1rg1n1n Le1gh Beazley Charles Berry Martha Black Ehzabeth Bradley Lou Bradley Jerry Lynn Bradley Oma Jean Brannon ' J1mmy Doyne Brazear Nancy B1-1tt1an .Tackme Brown Mary Brown 44 If A -MMM 5 A U4 X . ,, U A V . I l fx ! r xy 1 Judy Blankenship Pattye Burdick Connie Burr Bobby Callahan Geraldine Callihan J. A. Callihan Jerrel Carter John Carter Sammy Kaye Carter Earl Carter Sue Cheek Patsy Clay Ceceha Clements Patsy Clements Ruth Clements Pat Cole D1nah Lynn Cox B1Lly Doyle Crafton Brenda Sue Crow Kent Darwm Carolyn Daves R1cky Dav1s Frankle Ducan Ruby Haynes Linda Hazel Billy Helton Susan Hogan Clark Hightower Lee Hogan Brenda Ingram Johnny Irby Sarah Irby David Jackson Billy Johnson Billy Ray Johnson Jean Johnson Linda Jones Paul .Tones Nan Jordan Judy Kuhlernier Robe rt Lewis Kaye Loveless Kay Lyford Mary Lynch Jimmy McClain Patsy McNutt Linda McKaskle Q wwf A , if , 5 il? A . geig , s Q O Tyler Br1an Wahl Sophomores VIRGINIA BEAZLEY and .TUDY KUHLIMIER yelhng wgorously at a football game Earlene Ward Lomuse Ward Jack1e Ward Kelly Watson Judy Ann Welborn Bobby Whlte Carolyn Sue White Wendell White Pat Lynn Wilbanks Jerry Dee W1111ams J11'I1I'l'1Y Allen W1111ams Sh1r1ey Ruth W1111ams Judlth Wlmberly Pat Woodard Carroll Dean W1nter Ph1111p Worm James Wrxght Agroup of Sophomore g1r1s workmg on thelr sewrng projects for home eco normcs Some of the g1r1s are RUBY HAYNES MARILYN GLOVER and PAT COLE 51 Benny Yancy Mary Catherxne Young Melba Womack . 1 1 I EATURES if K Q x J - z S3 7? Hi-Day Homecoming Festivities Hi -Day preparations were accomplished under a dual handicap this year. Since it came on Wednesday, students hadonly three days to build and decorate floats and it rained on all three days . Despite these difficulties, CHS students were ready for the big day with 13 floats. The day was cold and windy but clear, andthe parade, featuring Queen Linda and her court was a beautiful success. The most important event of the day was the game with the Morrilton Devil Dogs pre- ceded by the coronation of Queen Linda. Co- Captain Joe Mizelle crowned the Queen and Co-Captain Jimmy Sellers, exchanged the football for a bouquet of flowers. The crowd gave l5 for Royalty as the court took their seats on the throne. Al- though the Wampus Cats lost, it did not dampen the spirits of CHS students, be- Queen and Her Court Bottom Row Mary Ann Jumper, Lana Kay Taylor, Maid of Honorg Queen Linda Graham Mary Ann McRae Anita Jones-Seniorsg Top Row: Molly Paulk, Wanda Wells Charlene Mauldin Juniors Shirley Nutter Sammie Kay Carter, Judy Kuhlemier-Sophomores cause their heroes had playeda wonderful game. The highlightofthe day was a dance which was heldin the gymnasium fol- lowing the game. Queen Linda led the grand march as spectators watched ad- rniringly. The first me- lody was, Linda . The dance ended with the stu- dents rushing madly to get souvenirs of blue and white crepe paper. Students agree it was the best yet. X LINDA GRAHAM, Homecoming Qgien y J Queen and Court watch Hoxnecorning Game X JJ S .gy I-S... fa aw Brave High Cold Wind Q 9 L in Gay Parade pw I ' mu M M 4 .K Z! 4 V fffxww dg','ifi D Q H 0 X Q Q C'! 'ifi1 so , ' csfifj Brewster 1 NK 0RRs LTON 51-IQSTHSK, whine ?'QCoNw A y f .L FaesTa S kr 1N,4.....g,9,,.j:-,,.A1,L1ff3r-fqf--as.L--:-:1-4- ,M-C, -if MORRILTON TAKES A SIESTA WHILE CONWAY HAS A FIESTA was the theme for the SPANISH CLUB float which tied for second place in beauty and first place in theme. M14 4 JUNIOR HIGH ROYALTY in Hi -Day parade wins honorable mention in beauty. NERO FIDDLED---WE'LL BURN 'EM was the theme of the LATIN CLUB which tied for firstplace in theme and secondplace in Originality and beauty- The GLEE CLUB entry in the homecoming was HT! z.zmmm,4 ff 1, ,,- Z if vs-and E. 'Q J . 'Z rr A izgtr f FHA entered the parade with the theme A QUEEN AND HER COURT sitting pretty for Hi-Day parade. JNDER LOCK ANU KEY UNDER LOCK AND KEY was the theme for FUTURE TRADESMAN float which won honorable mention in theme and beauty. OPERATION ANNIHILATION was the STU- DENT COUNCIL theme which tied for se- cond place in originality. fi, ,W we M' I x I 'TS T MXN f rv- Y L . K 1 I TUX jp? ' 5 'H' L f-5'1 ,ve D, gy la w K ir L - R - ION S y Wuxi XM' it by. Q A! ,Eg , Nxflc u- A , rf? 'L X ' 1, e f I . .' -. X i ., ,OE , QL , 7 , ,if xr' V 'lx T A-Al? f ZNVW' ff 5- 1 ' 1 'Q' Q: :Jr 1+-N-QV! V741 d1'1' 4 if KEY TO VICTORY was the theme for the KEY CLUB float which won first for ori- ginality and beauty. 5f'fIf1 LET'S DE -FEET 'EM was the theme for SENIOR float JUNIOR CLASS entry was EAT 'EM UP WAMPUS CATS. PAT COLE Queen JOHN BONDS sings Sweetheart of CHS to Queen PAT and Maids BARBARA KAY and CHARLENE. Crownbearer is DEBBIE JONES, SXJEETHS-.ART U Pat Cole Sweetheart of CHS PAT COLE, sophomore, was crowned SWEETHEART OF CHS in the eighth annual Beauty Revue, Febrary 8, 1957. The two maids were BARBARA KAY REYNOLDS, s e n i o r , an d CHARLENE MAULDIN, junior. Eighteen girls, six from each class in high school, were elected to represent their respective classes in the revue. The girls were chosen by three out-of- town judges. The revue consisted of five rounds. The contestants were judged on poise, sincereity of personality, appropri- ateness of dress, physical beauty and grace of carriage. PAT was crowned by JANE SATTER- FIELD, the 1956 yearbook queen. Crown- bearer was DEBBIE JONES. Between rounds of the contest CHS stu- dents presented various talent numbers. These included a saxophone number by JOHN BONDS, modern dance by BARBARA ANN OLIVER, MARY LEE SCROGGINS and SARAH MCGUIRE, pantomime by SYBIL HAMPTON, vocal numbers by CHESTER KING, GE RALDINE THRONTON and DORTHY LAY and a guitar solo by GENE WELLS. The Beauty Revue is sponsored each year by the Yearbook Staff to raise money for the yearbook. Since it was initiated in 1949, this school event has grown each year in popularity. The 1957 attendance was the largest of all. The drama and suspense of the Beauty Revue has become amuch anticipated ple a s ur e for friends and patrons as well as students of CHS. OUTSTANDING STUDENT LEADER S1 Snow FRIENDLIEST Rosahe Trent, S1 Snow Who s Who at CHS The Yearbook Staff of Conway H1 gh School spon sors the Who's Who contest each year There were no th.1rd places 111 several d1v1sions because thzrd place 18 only gxven when the person 18 w1th.1nten votes of second place OUTSTANDING STUDENT LEADER second, FrankPascoe FRIENDLIEST GIRL second Molly Paulk FRIENDLIEST BOY second Joe M1zelle, CUTEST COUPLE second, Axuta Jones and Dav'1d Hammond th1rd MaryAnne McRae, Loma Leaand Beverly W1lbourn, Lyle Adams, t1e MOST POP ULAR GIRL second, L1z Clark and Mary Anne Jumper t1e th1rd Molly Paulk and Beverly W1l bourn t1e MOST POPULAR BOY second Joe M1zelle BEST ALL AROUNDGIRL second Molly Paulk BEST ALL AROUND BOY second Joe Mizelle BEST ATHLETE GIRL second .Tudmth Wxmberly BEST ATHLETE BOY second Cleon Sull1van BEST DANCER GIRL second, Lana Kay BOY second, Johnny Bush SMARTEST GIRL second, Molly Paulk SMARTEST BOY second, B111 Nevms IDEAL CI-IS GIRL wouldhave eyes l1ke Wanda. Wells HAIR l1ke Susan Hogan, DRESS l1ke Charlene Mauld1n, PERSONALITY hke Ro sahe Trent SMILE l1ke Kay Lyford FIG CUTEST COUPLE URE lxke Llnda Graham Lana Taylor, Bobby Clements 60 Y 9 , 9 . ' S . , . 1 ' I i n ' ' ' ' 9 I I . ' ' Taylor, third, Beverly Wilbourn. BEST DANCER, MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED GIRL second Molly Paulk MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BOY second Frank Pascoe BEST LOOKING GIRL second Patsy Cole tlurd Lana Taylor BEST LOOKINGBOY second TommyCh1ck th1rd Davxd Hammond WITTIESTGIRL second Carolyn Holt WITTIEST BOY second, Joe Mxzelle tlurd S Snow MOST TALENTED GIRL second Molly Paulk th1rd MaryAnne Jumper MOST TALENT ED BOY second Gene Wells thxrd, John Bonds BUSIEST GIRL second Mol1yPaulk thxrd V1rg1n 1a Upton BUSIEST BOY second Chester K1ng th1rd John Bonds IDEAL CI-ISGIRL would have EYES lxke cond Lana Taylor HAIR hke second Judy Kuhlem1er tlnrd Barbara Reynolds DRESS l1ke second SusanHogan tlnrd L1nda Graham and L1z Clark, t1e PERSONALITY l1ke second Molly Charlene Mauld1n th1rd Barbara Reynolds FIG URE l1ke second, Charlene Mauldm thxrd Judy Ray IDEAL CHS BOY would have EYES l1ke second Chr1s Spatz th1rd Gene Wells Stanley Langley and Ed Turner, t1e HAIR hke second Gene Wells th1rd StanleyLa.ngley DRESS11ke second Lomus Lea th1rd Kenny Hall PERSONALITY11ke cond, JoeM1zel1e SMILEl1ke second JoeM1zelle third Bobby Clements PHYSIQUE l1ke second B111 Klng BEST DANCERS Rosal1e Trent S1 Snow MOST POPULAR and BEST ALL AROUND Rosahe Trent, S1 Snow IDEAL CHS BOY wouldhave eyes hke Jaxnes Owens HAIR l1ke Bob Rousey PERSONAL-ITY SMILE, a.ndDRESS l1ke S1 Snow PHYSIQUE l1ke Joe M1zelle BEST ATI-ILETES Liz Clark, Joe M1zelle 61 : ' s ' . i I I J ' ' ' 5 se- ' : ' , . ' : Paulkg third, Shirley Nutter. SMILE likeg second, ' 5 ' : ' . . ' . ' 1 9 ' D I I l , . . - - I a I . l : ' . - ' : se- - 3 . ' 9 Rf SMARTEST and MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST LOOKING V1rg1n1a. Upton, S1 Snow Lxnda Graham Lou1s Lea. WITTIEST MOST TALENTED Rosalxe Trent, B111 Johnson Wanda Wells, Ralph Hazel BUSIEST Rosal1e Trent S1 Snow 62 'TN IH f mn T will L -Q C H S group at G1r1s State BottomRoW ROSLYN GRIGSBY IVA JEAN CROCKER CAROL YN PIERSON VIRGINIAHODGES SecondRow ROSALIE TRENT, BEVERLY WILBOURN, MARY ANN MCRAE SHIRLEY TOWNSEND Top Row HAZEL FRASER VIRGINIA UP TON BARBARA KAY REYNOLDS, LANA KAY TAYLOR CHS Students Attend G1r1 Boy State Boys and g1r1s from LHS went to Camp Robrnson, at L1tt1e Rock for a. week durmg the summer to learn how our government 15 run They were d1v1ded1nto Cltles, CO'l1I1t18S and 1nto two partles They held d1v1s1on elect1ons, and state e1ect1ons The state ofhcers then held 0ff1C6 1n the State Capxtol for one day Thls IS sponsored by the Arn er1ca.n Leg1on to promote leadersh1p and better understandmg of the government Relaxlng at the Canteen JOHN BONDS debates 1n Senate C H S group at Boys State Seated Front BOBBY CLE Chamber MENTS DWIGHT DAVIS, Back JOHN BONDS, SI SNOW JOE NHZELLE BILLY CLYDE KING 63 1 : 9 1 ' , . : I ' 5 1 ' , . O 1 , , . s - 9 - 1 1 n w X ' . . . . . X 0 -' ,Q I x Q, . . . 3 . J I , I 1 s - ff vw r' I . V I .I . , 4'- ---: A :,,.,. , ,... . ,.,. . , . .. , - 'I' Y.-W '-. ' .4---.-'. CHRIS SPAT Z Junior JIM KANE Facult Outstandin These students are chosen by the faculty on the basxs of scholarshxp leadershxp and mfluence for good 1n the school SID MCCOLLUM Jun1or Jun1or MO LY L PAULK Jun1or 64 s elects tudents Three semors fourjunxors and one sophomore earned th1s faculty award of me rxt VIRGINIA UPTON Seruor CAROL WINTE RS SI SNOW Sen1or JOHN BONDS Sen1or Sophomore S9 .SEQ 65 ThLETiCS 15' X fi -X 5' ff 91 6 7 UE4 .sage Wiatr? we c 344 s19r U- '7f2 6' FRONT ROW: Bobby Clements, David!-Iammond, Charles Ward, Stanley Langley, Cleon Sullivan, Sellers, JoeMizelle, BillyKing, Larry Welborn, Louis Lea, Jackie Lawrence, Kenneth Hunter. SE ROW: BillyRoach, James Hardin, FrankBrannan, Pat!-lelton, Bill Sevier, Thomas Johnson, Bob Donald Owen, Robert Holyfield, Tommy Chick, Edward Turner. THIRD ROW: Coach Bright, Lewis, Kenneth Mills, Mike Hammond, Lee Hogan, Ricky Davis, Paul Farrar, Jack Ward, Charles Pa Vernon Fulmer, Coach Clark. BACK ROW: Sid McCollum, Manager, Charles Fortson, Russell Mil Louis Stell, Brian Wahl, Carroll Winter, Bobby Callihan, Larry Jeffries, Mgr. COACH RAYMOND BRIGHT Athletic Director Head Football Coach Track Coach ff COACH JAMES CLARK Head Basketball Assistant Football HIGH Assistant Track JIMMY SELLERS Co-Captain All-D1str1ct All -State JOE MIZELLE Co-Captain All-District MJ, 'J' LLL31. 7 cg- J Q, ,Q fl fd CLLLQA GL X A ljffk' H , I-if MUSTANGS RACK CATS CATS Dm-EAT CAM' f-fgyf In a game played in Forrest City the Wampus Cats were defeated bya score of Z5 to O. The Mustangs were in command of the game all the way as the team ranking no. 1 in the AA pre-season poll rolled to victory. Tackle BILLY KING rv' J. ,Zz X, . The CHS WampusAf oMng a powerful and Versatile offense along with an adequate defense, rolled to their first vic- tory of the season over the lighter Camden Panthers by 26 to 6. CLEON SULLIVAN Halfback LARRY WELBORN Tackle THOMAS JOHNSON End CYCLONES FALL VICTIMS OF CATS The Conway Wampus Cats took their second win in three starts by defeating the Russellville Cyclones 21 to 7. Being a district 3 AA game, this helped the Cats' district standing. After failing to score in the first period, the Cats took the lead in the second stanza by driving fifty-five yards for the first touchdown of the game. The last tally was made by a kick- off return of ninety yards. BOBBY CLE MENTS Halfback LOUIS LEA Center CHARLES WARD Tacicle JACKIE LAWRENCE Guard SELLERS shows power by laying Devil Dogs on the turf. DAVID HAMMOND Center NASHVILLE SCRAPPERS THROW CATS The class A Nashvxlle Scrappers walked away w1th a. def1n1te vxctory over the Wampus Cats w1th a. resultxng score of 45 to 6 Th1s was one of the Cats worse losses mn a number of years They fell out of the game by cont1nua11ymak1ng rrustakes wh1ch the Scrappers used very beneflclally STAN LANGLEY End JIMMY ANTHONY Halfback WAMPUS CATS DOWN CATHOLIC HIGH Twenty-four Cats saw action when Catholic High received their first loss of the year. A boost of morale was seen when the Wampus Cats gave way wlth the1r momentous dr1ve late 1n the f1na1 quarter of the game played 1n War Memor1a1 Stadlum Wldl a resultmg score of 20 to 14 Al though the Rockets took the lead from the th1rd play ofthe game and kept lt unt1l the last rrunute the Cats never ceased then' attack BILL SEVIER Tackle JAMES HARDIN End PAF VIELFON Guird - 64? ,x mx Cie! YT. .p 'iq I 1 : 1 ., 'F' ED TURNER Xxx .f . QLLLTLQ- ' . , , Kgmriiyru Minds MALVERN BUMPS CATS IN ' Gugfa' ' '. A ' i DISTRICT GAME EQ I' .,,X . . , , ,v' i , 1 I X 7 ,Af I QT sf LEA gets a block as Turner picks up yardagu. 1 ' in A District ,SAA game played at ffuhdrix College Stzidium, the Muivcrii Leopagfs derailed the Wzirupus Cats, 121 Lg 1,-1. Had the Cats won they would f5'h90f bccn sure of a time for the district :tjt1c. The Leopards took thc opening -Q ' -'kckoff and drove- sixty-five yards for Z ,ci . fn A,--' the first score. The Cats failed to show the punch ofa tcwam which wanted a dis- trictihwtitle . ff.....J1 , 1 ,.- ' T OMMY CHICK Quarterback Nfl SEARCY HUMBLED BY CATS The Very weak Searcy Llons were smothered by the Wampus Cats w1th a 33 to O v1ctory The Cats scored three touchdowns 1n the fxrst stanza and once aga1n 1n the se cond to lead the L1ons 27 to 0 at halftlme Astubborn Cat defense heldthe L1ons on the 10 yard 11ne Wh1Ch was then' only threat 611769 ,? FRANK BRANNAN Guard f9Z'V7' RED DEVILS BOP CATS The f1red up Atklns Red Dev11s g1stered a 46 to 6 tr1umph over the up and dovsm Wampus Cats at Atklns The Red De v1ls pent up ground attack proved more than the Conway forwards could handle Conway was never 1n the ball game It was the Red Dev1ls f1rst w1n over the Cats smce 1950 The Wampus Cats f1na11y broke 1nto the scor1ng column on the last play of the game VERNON FULMER Halfback DONALD OWEN Halfback BOBBY SHOCK Guard ROBERT LEWIS Guard f STELL closes 1n on a Devil Dog. CHA.RL ES PAU L Halfback CATS FALL TO NEWPORT The Wampus Cats fell apart aga1n as the Newport Greyhounds won 34 to 13 The game cllmaxed Coach Raynfxond B1-1ght Day Act1v1t1es The Cats were at them' lowest ebb of the season 111 the game wh1ch was played 1n a heavy down pour JACKIE WARD I Fullback LOUIS STELL Quarterback PANTHERS LAMBAST CATS In a District 3AA game played at Benton, the Panthers scored 33 points in the first half and coasted to a. 40 to 12 victory. The victory as- sured the Panthers of at least a tie for the district title. The defeat left the Cats with afinal district record of 3 wins, 2 defeats. The Wampus Cats ledin first downs, 16-7, but Benton won the game on long burst. CARROLL WINTER Halfback RUSTON DAVIS Tackle LEE HOGAN Tackle Trainer SID MCCOLLUM DEVIL DOGS TRIUMPH AT CHS HI-DAY In a traditionally hard fought Hi- Day game, the Morrilton Devil Dogs escapedwitha14 to 12 triumph over the hard-fighting Wampus Cats. The Cats led at halftime 6 to 0 but on the second halfkickoff the Dogs drove for a touch- down a.nd captalized on a fumble for an- other. This was the Cats best game of the year but the defeat left them Witha season record of four wins and seven losses. LARRY JEFFERIES Manager First team takes a break. Jtr-re S-w-fu.-Q-.al BACK ROW Coach James Clark J Lawrence G Fowlkes E Turner B Johnson R Davis L Adams A McGee K Darwin D Hammond FRONT ROW J Mizelle T Chick C Spatz G Hegi L Stell C Winter S McCollum Cagers Have Successful Season The Wampus Cats started off the 1956 57 campaign with a bang as they shot fifty per cent in the first game During the first of the season the Cats were winning the close ones and holding their own against the strongest foes. Their eye was on the ASTC tournament at the pre- sent and on the district title in the future. Three very close games were Won to put the Cats in the finals but as the buzzer rang to end the game the Cats were on the low end of the score, Although in high spirits, a few points kept them from winning the A,S,T, C, title, a feat that no Conway team has done yet. The Wampus Cats hit a slump after the tournament, winning only the games they were supposed to and really getting a licking by the strong teams. Hopes were that they would pull out by district tournament time, the climax of the season. Before the district tournament the Cats won two games by decisive scores and it was thought they were ready for the dis- trict. Diasappointment hung over the Cats as they were defeatedin the first game of the district tourney, although they fought hard all the way. One thing can be said of the 13 wins and ll losses of the successful season, everyone had fun and enjoyed themselves. 78 .Qin Q39 'Q .ggwi 0 'X-s Z1 hz x.Z pc- ff 12 5 L., BACK ROW Coach Clark G Pr1ce R Dav1s L Hogan E Stevenson K Darw1n R Hazel P Farrar FRONT ROW L Muses J Sutterf1e1d B Roach P Helton L Stell C Wmter T Huss GARY HEGI Co Captam CLE ON SULLIVAN Co Capta1n 79 LYLE ADAMS TOMMY CHICK in D- ,f Q' .vm GAYLE FOWLKES Davis gets position for rebound. BILL JOHNSON ED TURNER liq CHRIS SPAT Z 'Til v SID Mc COLL UM ii Ci ' x ALLEN MCGEE 'Uw- JOE MIZELLE Was' 'armani- WVMBCOD F555 SM naw xg Ga TRACKTEAM BOTTOMROW .I Mmzelle D Owen H Hawk L Adams E Turner, B Kmg R Robmette, C Sulhvan B Bush SECOND ROW B Coker K M111s L Lea .T Sellers R Hazel, P Helton R Brogley B Clements, V Fulmer S McCu.l1om THIRD ROW S Langley, B Calahan B Burrow, J Hardln B Seven' B Shock W Dean F Brannan, B Roach T Ch1Ck TOP ROW .T Jones, T Smlth J' Sutterheld R H01 1e1d M WIIBOD D Hammond, C Yancey L Farrar P Sellers W Jeffenes Coach Raymond Brxght Cats Wln D1St1'1Ct for Elghth Stralght Year fffi ? The Conway Wampus Cat 1956 track team won the dxstrxct track meet for the e1ghth con secut1ve year Three new records were set by the Wampus Cats 1n the d1str1ct meet wh1ch was held at Con way the 440 yd relay composed of Donald Owen Cleon Sulhvan, B111 Coker and Hank Hawk the 880 yd relay Kenneth M1l1s, Don ald Owen Cleon Su111van and Hank Hawk and the pole vault by Lou1s Lea 82 I3 5 3 . X 4 u Y ,Q L TA ' ' 4 BA ,nxfmff W W A r . in H - 1 ,, 5 i K , A , 'M p B ,sf 5. r W - aQ?X.W,1, yr? Q WA K ff W Q 0 ' . 4 . - ,allay ' ' ll . aa fs: V 1 1- Q 1. , - . ' ' - N, K 'K if ' X 7 ' , - x1 M ' -. ...A V ' . MSW? Xml - 7 . ' K A -. M, A Q, . .TH A . . Vll - 5 . 55713 Z 5 Y all Kk.X N. I A d , , , . . . X .. -Q, . an M Q5 , flgmyf., W , , - N ' : : . , . , . , . , . . , . ' . ' , . . : . , . ' , . , . , . . , . , . . , . . : . . , . . , . , . , . , . . , . . : . . , . , . yf , . , . . , . , . , . , . O I O rl, 5, it A 0 0 ' ' 1 fj : . 9 Y Q - 1 ' a Q BOBBY CLEMENTS HENRY HAWK BILLY COKER 880 yd. run sprintsg relays hurdlesg relays ,QQ . hv- ' ik, I an 4 A Ni'TL'L'f.,. if W W ' fglgfx 5 'z HAWK starts last leg of 880 yd. relay. CLEMENTS continues to lead in 880 yd CLEON SULLIVAN sprintsg relays JOE MIZELLE hurdles run. DONALD OWEN relays EL 83 ED TURNER rnile run LEA clears crossbar for District record. OWEN makes qualifying jump in District meet. LOU IS LEA pole vault 8-ii 'Q -. ,. w.. - -, ,.,..,,,,,5,Lq 5535 -www , . ,LJ Qi.. . 9. Kr . Wfwh ,f ,1 gf ff ah MIZELLE takes hurdle 1n atnde ROBINETTE leaps for the paper m State meet Nw L. i CLEMENTS clears bar to qualify KING warms up for D1str1ct meet C. H. .Tennis Team KNEELING Tommy Huss Johnny L1ttle STANDING Chr1s Spatz Kent Darwln W11ey Dean John Bonds Manager -:gnu Conway State Team Representatnves CHRIS SPATZ WILEY DEAN TOMMY HUSS Something new on the scene at Conway H1gh 15 the Tennls Team Thxs tearn the 1nsp1rat1on of Coach Br1ght was orgamzedln March 1956 andhas represented Conway at tournaments throughout the state Dean though not taklng hlgh honors made an L1tt1e Rock where he represented Conway along wlth Spatz and Huss In June these three played at the Jonesborro Meet Spatz won h1S f1rst match by defeat1ng a much more expenenced player than he Spatz and Dean attended the Inv1tat1onal tour nament held at the U of A ln August thereby gam 1ng more prestlge for the team 86 Z 3 . - I l , 7 I 1 s . , . . , ! ' I I . I excellent showing at the state tournament held in D n u . 5 Q - Y 9 DEAN returns a hard SPATZ practlces h1s HUSS SCIVCB volley fore arm Huss and Dean were representahves at the Crossett Tournament where Huss was chosen from 50 players for the Sportsmansh1p trophy Wh1Ch was donated by Radlo Stat1on KAGH of Crossett Huss a.ndDarw1n played at the L1tt1e Rock Country Club Tournament without much success but Darwln made a good show1ng agalnst an ex state charnplon Our team has had excellent pub11c1ty 1n state wxde papers and we are very proud Congratulatlons Coach Bnght' L TTLE Walt SPATZ k111S ball to DARWIN Watches ball I a B sem S3111 P0113 and walts to return It HUSS uses backhand ...ai ...trf-M' :gi CKQ65 ff Q15 42? if f ffif X f! X X flf J Social Committee: FRONT: Mary Jumper, Wanda Wells, Beverly Wilbourn, Rosalie Trent, Allen McGee. BACK: Stanley Langley, Joe Mi- zelle, Caroll Winters, Johnny Little, Charles Paul. This year activities have included purchasing of abulletin board, presenting charters to every club, se - lection of the Junior Fire Marshall who helps the Sen- ior Fire Marshall plan a.nd carry out several successful fire drills, the raking ofleaves on the campus, cleaning the trophy cases , and sponsoring of Religious Activities Week and Patriotic Week. They have also painted the trash cans for the campus, sponsoredthe painting of the halls, served as host for the open house at the high school, sponsored a basket of food for a needy family at Christmas, put a Christmas tree in the hall and played carols over a loud-speaker, and sponsored a big Christmas Dance complete with jitterbug contest, table games, door prizes and very elaborate decorations. l Religious Emphasis Committee: FRONT: Mary McRae, Virginia Upton, Betty Johnson, Shirley Nutter. BACK: Lucian Farrar, Cappy Shank, Louis Stell. Program Committee: FRONT: Sid McCollum, MollyPaulk, KayLyford, Frank Pascoe. BACK: Noel Lawson, Ricky Da- vis, Chris Spatz, Bill Johnson, andBil1 Nevins. FRANK PASCOE gives an account of the trip to Tulsa, in assembly The two Student Council sponsors, MR. ROBBINS and MR. SMITH check president SI SNOW'S excuse in the office. Delegates to the Southern Association convention at Tulsa were: MR. SMITH, sponsor, ROSALIE TRENT, FRANK PAS- COE, BEVERLY WIL- BOURN, SI SNOW. The Conway Student Council was represented at several con- ventions. Delegates were sent to the annual Arkansas Association of Student Councils workshop held on the Arkansas State Teachers College campus in September. In the fall, delegates attended the Central District Association con- vention andthe Arkansas Associ- ation of Student Councils State convention, both in Malvern. MR. SMITH, sponsor of the Con- wayStudent Council, along with 4 delegates, went to the Southern Association convention in Tulsa, Oklahoma. During the summer of 1956 Conway Council was dis- tingui shedbyhaving two delegates tour Europe with a group of National representatives spon- soredby the National Association of Student Councils. The following are the aims and objectives of the Conway Student Council: Qll co-ordinate andpromote student activity and encourage great- er participation on the part of all studentsg Q21 stimulate and develop a healthy school spirit, involving loy- alty to and pride in the schoolg C33 promote orderly and systematic channels for student thought and actiong Q45 promote the development of genuine scholarshipg Q55 assume: responsibility for school assem- bliesg Q61 provide opportunities for development ofleadership by parlia- mentary procedurep Q75 promote harmonious relationships between teachers and students, school and community, and among students themselvesg Q81 promote respect for authority, school and private pro- perty, general welfare of the school and student bodyg QCD perpetuate and maintain high standards, moral con- duct, good citizenship, health, and social interestg QIOI charter all or- ganizations and clubs. , Q, e QMMQ KAY LYFORD presents to BEVERLY WILBOURN the charter for the Future Homemakers of America Firemarshals BILL JOHNSON and BILL NEVINS inspect the fire hose SHIRLEY TOWNSEND, MOLLY PAULK, FRANK PAS- COE, ROSLYN GRIGSBY, and VIRGINIA HODGES give a panel discussion at the YYS T C Student Council Workshop. KAY LYFORD and T OMMY HUSS de - monstrate their dancing ability at the A S 'T C Workshop. MRS O S RUSS sponsorand1956 57off1cers of the Honor Society SHIRLEY TOWNSEND president JOHN BONDS v1ce president VIR GINIA HODGES secretary at1onal Honor Soc1ety In Second Year Enrolls 19 Members Eleven new members were elected to the National Honor Society by a faculty committee Marsh27 The group included three seniors and eight Juniors These students were called from their classes to the office where Mr Hal Robbins announc ed their selection and explained the bas1s on which they had mer1ted the distinction of membership in the Nat1onal Honor S ciety Eight of the members chosen last standards required for membership and w1th the three semors chosen this year make eleven seniors who meet the require ments for membersh1p in the National Honor Society Membersh1p for 1956 57 BACK ROW John Bonds B111 Nevins Lucien Farrar Vel ma Bradley Iva Jean Crocker Norma Hester Sid McCollum Betty LouHiland Carolyn Holt S1Snow FRONT ROW Sh1rleyTownsend Virginia Upton V1Ig1H1aHOdg6S G1OT1a Jared Annetta Graig Molly Paulk Roslyn Grigsby Chr1s Spatz Frances Moudy 94 O O , . . or . , - . . . . O- ' 1 , ' . . 5 , . . 3 - . , . year from the junior class maintained the . I ' - 9 : , ' ' , ' , ' J Q ! U 2 . 3 1 U 1 I n n I ' I 1 D I D 3 7 . I . J ' N 3 The newly elected mem bers react var1ous1y to Mr Robb1n's announce ment of themr membersh1p as Mrs Russ looks o pleased wlth the whole thxng 4 A grade average of 4 5 mernbersh1p 1n the Jun1or or sen1or class and one year'Sres1dent attendance 1n Conway Hmgh School are the requ1rements for e11g1b1l1ty to electlon m the Conway I-hgh School Chapter From the el1g1ble l1st a faculty commlttee chooses a number to f1ll a ce rta1n percentage of the class membersh1p wh1ch may not exceed 1070 of the Jun1or class and l5'fo of the senror class The fmal seIect1on 1S made on the bas1s of SCHOLARSHIP CHARACTER LEADER SHIP and SERVICE ROSLYN GRIGSBY and IVA JEAN CROCKER second year members show thexr pms and ex pIa1n the 1ns1gn1a to newmembers ANNETTA I h CRA-IG LUCI-AN FARRAR and VEL1 I! BRAD c1ety s purpose to keep br1ght the torc LEY of C HARACTER SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP and SERVICE The emblem symbohzes the So NAT I0 N AL HONOR SOCIETY x I L ' Z 95 dl il . fl, 4 . ' lg, . 4 V N S I! , J S I X I X Peppers Club Off1cers HAZEL FRASER reporter CAROLYN HOLT secretary treasurer JOHN BONDS pres1dent MOLLYPAULK vlce pres1dent Sponsors MRS. PACKARD and MRS LYFORD Peppers Club Works and Serves One of the oldest organ1zat1on mn the school Peppers Club 1S st1l1 act1ve today The mam purposes of the club are to promote athlet1c act1 vxty foster sportsmansh1p and to bu1ldup the school Splrlt among stu dents and faculty The chref respons1b1l1ty f Peppers Club IS sponsormg Home corrung each year Included 1n the aCt1V1t1CS thms year were a parade a coffee for alumm football players the crownmng of the queen 1D apre game ceremony a football game vnth Morr1lton and an all student dance after the game The Football Banquet 1S also sponsored annually by the Peppers Club The pres1dent acts as toast master andthefootball players wxth thelr dates the faculty the school board the cheerleaders and other d1st1ngu1shed guests are enterta1n d The maln speaker for the 1956 banquet was Coach IVAN H GROVE ofHendr1x College APeppers Club dance followed JOHN BONDS introduces guest speaker at Football Banquet. 5 f' BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Lyford, T. Oldham, E. Ward, M. Jumper, V. Hodges, V. Beasley, J. Kuhlernier, Mrs. Packard. SECOND ROW: E. Clark, L. Bradley, J. Wirnberly, P. Cole, B. Wilbourn, P. Turner, K. Purtle, A. Craig, K. Lyford, M. Paulk, R. Grigsby, S. Selvidge. THIRD ROW: C. Mauldin, B. Reynolds, C. Pierson, M. McRae, D. Rodgers, R. Trent, C. Pence, B. Johnson, L. Townsend, M. Morris, C. Holt, V. Upton, S. Townsend, H. Fraser. TOP ROW: P. McNutt, J. Sellers, J. Owen, K. Hall, C. King, S. Snow, J. Bonds, J. Kane, C. Spatz, J. Little, P. Jones, F. Pascoe, J. Mizelle. Other projects of the club are selling scorecards at all home football games, and sponsoring student buses to out - of -town games. Students who are interested in becom- ing Peppers Club members must turn in an application to the club. They are voted on by the faculty, the Peppers Club, and their representative classes. The sponsors who so unselfishly give of their time to guide and direct the club are Mrs. E. W. Packard and Mrs. George Lyford. MOLLY PAULK serves at alumni coffee. Peppers Club pledges are tapped. VIRGINIAHODGES takes LOU BRADLEY by BARBARA REYNOLDS Football boys have a Mock Pep Meeting ELIZABETH CLARK Leading yells for last time after five years together. WE'VE GOT THE PEP is., ROSALIE TRENT Head Cheerleader Serving as boosters of pe for the team and students in keep ing up school spirit andintere in sports was the job of the Wam pus Cat Cheerleaders, who we electedbythe students in assem bly. Sponsored by the Peppe: Club, the group led pep rallies assembly before the Cats m their opponents that night. Duri1 the football season, the cheer leaders were in charge of a bon fire, snake dance to the stadiun and many MARY ANN JUMPER MR DIXON Sponsor Building Boys Is Purpose of Key Clu Thls year marks the s1xth anmversary 0 the Conway Chapter of the Key Club Internatmnal whlch 1S a comparatlvely new organ1zat1on C H S The members of the all male club chosen from the Sophomore .Tumor and Semo classes Amember must ma1nta1n a C averag 1nh1s h1gh school courses A prospectlve mem ber may turnh1s name 1n to the member wluch h chooses The names are then sent to the pr1nc1pa for hxs recommendatxon After thxs the boys ar askedto attendameeung where they are told o the amms andpurposes ofthe club The 11st 1sp before the group and voted on As many mem bers are taken 1n as f1t the standards and othe requ1rements The Key Club serves the school lnman chfferent ways It's b1g Job 15 operatxng th concess1on stand at all home basketball games JERRY WIMBERLY pres1dent BILL JOHNSON VICE presldent JOE MIZELLE secretary STANLEY LANGLEY treasurer , u nun, 1,, f?NATf . . . . . i - al' I I I , . 1 ' 1 - S - 5 ' S xuxl K ' Hi, l 'I C' Cx Q 4 1 N 7 'S fl- 0 ' I ' 0 9 f 1 ' - p . 1' - ' 9 ' 5 1 1 T - ' C 'f ef .s '1' xx 1 6 0 xx I x I, 0 I 00 r,, K tx' 'VI vu I MROW P McNutt J' Owens C Bane .T Little P .Tones S McCollum C Paul B Roach Hunter D Owens J Mizelle SECOND ROW J Wirnberly B Rousey J Sellers J Bush L fferies N Lawson W Dean T Burney J Hooten F Brarman Mr Dixon THIRD ROW. C. Spatz Hardin B. Clements L. Lea K. Darwin T. Johnson C. King J. Ward P. Craig A. McGee B hnson W. Jefferies Si Snow' FOURTH ROW: J Kane L. Coffman J. Fortner S. Langley L ams B. King L. Welborn E. Turner B. Sevier D. Hammond B. Shock R. Hazel B. Bonds L SEVIER and BOBBY SHOCK handle halftime crowd. The proceeds are used to finance the annual basketball banquet, which the Key Club sponsors. Eighty percent of all earnings go to the athletic fund at the end of the season. The club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Clubg therefore they serve the community as well as the school. They assist in drives for money for different causes, in delivering Good Friday cards ' to all downtown stores that want them, and different things that are changed from year to year. Band Contributes BAND oi-'FICERSI Carolyn Hou, secretary-treasurerg Tommy Huss, president-librariang Chris Spatz, vice-presidentg Joe Walthall, librar- ian. CONCERT BAND .1 T x fr if ,fi S t i ,rf . '- f K E g ,,.. A , mf vi,-its was '..' A .- KA The CHS Band plays an irnportai part in building School pep and spirit Among other activities, they play fo pep rallies, assembly programs concerts, football games and pa rades. The band attended the Distrif Festival in Benton and the State Fes tival in Hot Springs. Ten members of the band repre sented the group at the Band Clin in North Little Rock where thre qualified for all-state band positions Those receiving positions in tr All -State Band were John Bonds Noel Lawson, and Si Snow. The Concert band presents three concerts during the year, Fek ruary 21, March 24, and one lat April. 'kk To School Pep FLUTES Norma Jean Bailey Linda Graham Mary Lea Fobes Sibil Clements oBoE Thyla oldham CLARINETS Si Snow Brenda Ingram Patsy Turner Mary Haynes Sharon Selvidge David Jackson Charlene Mauldin Ruby Gibson Carolyn Holt Barbara Oliver Judy Wilbourn Patsy Cole BASS CLARINET Tommy Huss ALT O SAXOPHONE John Bonds Beverly Wilbourn TENOR SAXOPHONE Joyce Jordan BARITONE SAXOPHONE Kenneth Spradlin FRENCH HORNS Donna Griner Ceceilia Clements Patsy Clements Sarah McGuire TROMBONES Chris Spatz Charles Berry 103 BARITONES Loren Coffman Kay Lyford CORNETS Noel Lawson Joe Walthall Jim Kane Allison Skinner Judith Wimberly Ruby Haynes Carla Garrett Brenda Cron BASSES Charles Bane Tommy Markham PERCUSSION Kenny Hall Kent Darwin Sue Cheek Chester King Barbara Ohver Drum Major led the CHS Bandfor the 1956 57 sea son followedby Majorettes Charlene Mauldm Norma Jean Baxley Caro lyn Holt Ruby Cubson Patsy Cole and Beverly W1lbourn They were featured at several of the football games w1th tw1rl1ng They entered contest at the D1s tr1ct andState Festwals where they recelved h1gh rat1ng BARBARA OLIVER MAJORETTES FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Charlene Mauldm Norma Jean Balley Carolyn Holt Barbara Ollver Ruby Cubson Patsy Cole Beverly W1lbourn I 1 , . . l . ! - 7 - I I and dancing routines. 1 ' I ' , ' , ' ' ' I 1 I . The band practices one of the many shows that were presented at football games at the half time . One of the band's main aims during the past year was to present enjoyable half time shows. With Mr. Evanson planning the shows, the band went through a series of practices to make them almost perfect. Such shows as a replica of the Charleston were presented. While the action of the game took place, the band sat in the stands playing and giving their team moral support. MR. EVANSON directs the band in a march. if The band in full suit keeps things jumping. The percussion section contributes to the Queen City March . , 3 L VKX The phones are busy sax that 1S Secuons Mr. Evanson and Linda Graham see eye to eye. Gabr1e1 and h1s blowmg brood Rehearse A newly organized body formed in the band this year was a council composed of the leaders or first cha1r players of each sect1on Thxs counc1l along w1th the Band Off1cers and Mr Evanson dec1ded upon matters and questlons concern 1ng the Band E wer Brass and Schultzy' Mr Evanson's Cham Gang 1 iq rret and h1s Look of mterest Speech Department Has New Leadersh1p MRS WELBORNE l1stens to ALLEN MCGEE VIRGINIA UPTON DONNA RODGERS SHIRLEY TOWNSEND rehearslng for the sen1or play Mrs Walter Scales who had been Wlth the Conway H1gh Shool speech department for years ret1red last year and Mrs Gene Welborne a recent graduate of I-lendrxx college became our new teacher of Speech The study of speech mcludes many act1 v1t1es but the most notxceable of these are of course stage presentauons Th1s year the speech classes have gxven a Chr1stmas Play 'lf I Had Not Come' an Easter play and have part1c1pated 1n the Sen1or Play 'Omons 1n the Stew and the Jumor M1n strel Mrs Welborne d1rected the Sen1or Play and worked w1th Mr Evanson Jun1or sponsor 1n the productxon of the JUHIOI' a second year speech student Roslyn Gr1gs by wh1le the class was workmg on a one act play un1t Other act1v1t1es of the Speech Depart ment mcluded a rad1o play for Un1tedChr1st man Youth Movement and classroom pro Jects SCENE IN CHRISTMAS PLAY Roslyn Gr1gsby Carol Detter Jerry Seay Hazel Fraser MaryAnne Jumper Corneha. Hensley James Ross Bobby Rousey Rosemary K1ng O p . I I , . . H, . . - Minstrel. The Easter play was written by 7 110 Flrst year speech classes stress the bas1cpr1nc1p1es of speech as the best means of communlcatlon ln conversatlon and 1n d1scussxon groups Pract1ce1n preparauon and dehve ry of var1ous k1nds of speeches en ables the student to be more at ease 1n pubhc appearances The second year group 15 more advanced 1n the stud1es of drama as one of the chxef d1v1s1ons of lxterature of the world The class does actual actmg producmg and wrxtmg of plays The Easter productxon th1s year was wr1t1ng un1t 1n second year speech Roslyn s play 1S entltled 'Mzracle 1n the Garden CATHERINE CLAY practlces make up on HAZEL FRASER FOR Senxor play JOY CE JORDAN HAZEL FRASER VIR GINIA H O D GE S CAROL DEETER and ROSLYN GRIGSBY rehearse for Sen1or play JEREL SEAY DONNA RODGERS and MARY ANNE Tr1o SHIRLEY NUTTER JUMPER 1n a scene of the Chr1stmas play Lf I Had LINDA MCKASKLE and Not Corne GERLDINE THORNTON slng for Jr Mmstrel . 1 written by Roslyn Grigsby ina One -act play . . . . , . . , . . . . p as 1 111 Students Gail Experiene Yearboo Newspape All other p1ctures showed us at work so we stopped to pose for th1s one show1ng Mrs Russ sponsor Francell Jones managmg edxtor Anlta Jones art ed1tor Mary Anne Jumper Nancy Duke LEWIS Donna Rodgers and Beverly Rush1n class and club dltors Joe Mxzelle and Tommy Huss proof read the1r copy for the yearbook Mrs Russ Beverly Rushm Mary Anne Jumper look on as An1ta Jones does art work for the Yearbook 112 For the f1rst tlme IH many years the Yearbook and Pa per staff have been d1v1ded The Yearbook IS a sepa rate act1v1ty and 13 co currl cular Mrs O S Russ works w1th and sponsors th1s group whxch 1S g1ven one class per1od for staff work They meet the expenses of pubhshmg the Yearbook by sponsor mg the annual Yearbook Queen Con test sell1ngadvert1sements to mer chants and sellmg Yearbooks to the student body The Yearbooks sell forS3 00each andapprox1mate1y9O percent of the student body bought them th1S year Larry Welborn busmess manager L1z Clark edxtor 1n ch1ef and France1l Jones managmg ed1tor plan the pages for the Yearbook ,cgi l ournalism I hrough Q nd School Paper staff leftto right: BILL JOHNSON RALPH HAZEL, TOM- MY HUSS VIRGINIA HODGES, MONTEEN WALLS, SHIRLEY TOWNSEND, VIRGINIAUPTON Editorg CHESTERKING LINDA GRAHAM, ANITA JONES LYLE ADAMS NANCY LEWIS, BAR- BARA OLIVER. The Wampus Cat Newspaper IS ed1ted1n connectlon w1th the JournaI1sm Class wh1ch 1S a credlt course Mrs E W Packard teaches the bas1c reqmrements of a good newspaper whxle helpmg the staff to make up the paper E1ght1ssues of the Wampus Cat Paper are pubhshed dur1ng the year Both Journahsrn aCt1V1t16S are open to Senlors only Sen1or students gam valuable exper1ence Journalxsm th1s way VIRGINIA HODGES SHIRLEY TOWNSEND VIRGINIAUPTON and CHESTER KING tryto meet a dead Ime BARBARA OLIVER ANITA JONES NANCY LEWIS and MONTEEN WALLS work on exchange Papers MRS PACKARD superv1ses TOMMY HUSS BILL JOHNSON RALPH HAZEL LINDA GRAHAM and LYLE ADAMS as they work on adds for the paper 113 5 ,gg J-QR I 'lf-3 tam fu, ww mv, . 15 if 'Www' 2, 40. gifs? r s . Juanita Campbell rved as librarian at nway High School for e past 15 years. Dur- g this time she rendered any services to the stu- nts and to the school. LN MEMORIAM Mrs. Juanita Campbell As sponsor of the Library Club, Mrs. Campbell helped many students to have a better appreciation and understanding of the duties of the library. Her guidance and lead- ship is greatly missed in the school. OFFICERS STANDING: Mrs. Campbell, sponsor, Betty Hiland, secretaryg Norma Hester, historian, Frank Pas- coe, president, Tressie Riffle, treasurer, Mary K. Price, vice-president, SEATED: Sandra Nichols, reporter. LIBRARY CLUB, FIRST ROW: H. Harmon, P. McNutt, F. Pascoe, B. Helton, E. Hoggard. SECOND ROW: G. Callahan, G. Reedy, B. Highland, M. Walls, S. Nichols, B. Youngblood. THIRD ROW: C. Clay, T. Riffle, N. Hester, I-I. Sixby, J. Reeves. FRONT ROW: C. Mauldin, S. Gibson, D. Griener, N. Bailey, V. Hodges, N. Lewis, SECOND ROW: K, Ly- ford, F. Jones, A. Jones, R. Trent, B.K. Reynolds, E. Clark, J. Wirnberly, THIRD ROW: E. Gwantey, S. Sel- vidge , S. Anthony , S. Southerland, M. Mabry, S. Nutter. MARY JUMPER, WANDA WELLS, VELMA BRAD- LEY, ELBA BARTLEY, VIRGINIA UPTON, and ROSYLIN GRIGSBY, of the sixth period P, E. class play a game of basketball. ROSYLIN GRIGSBY , and WANDA WELLS, try their luck at Ping Pong with VELMA BRADLEY, and ELBA BART- LEY. Intramurals Are Sponsored by Council The Intramural Council is a gro of elected representatives chosen the girl's Physical Education classe Four girls from each class are elec at the end of the school year to ser the following year. The Council sp sors competitive teams for the P. classes in Intramural tournaments. The Council organizes and sets the rules for the various tournamen Members ofthe Council keep score tirne at the games. Cleaning the girl's dressing ro was one of the projects the Council sp sored this year. At one time dur each six weeks, a different group members cleaned the room. Tournaments were held this y in various sports. 4 KX ANDA WELLS, keeps score for MARY JUMPER, and VIRGINIA UPTON, as play a game of shuffleboard. OFFICERS, SEATED: Nancy Lewis, STANDING: Rosalie Trent, vice-president, Kay Lyford, secretary, Mrs. Alvin Lynch, sponsor Judith Wimberly, treasurer. president The girls of the sixthperiodP.E. class playa very exciting game of volleyball, FHAOFFICERS: Seated: Lou Bradley, 3rd vice presidentg Norma Bailey, lst vice president, Molly Paulk, 2nd vice presidentg Beverly Wilbourn, presi- dentg Carolyn Holt, treasurer. Stand- ing: Patsy Turner, historiang Lydia Townsend, secretary, Kay Lyford, re- porter. FRONT ROW: P. Turner, B. Muse, B. Ingram, K, Lyford, N. Brittan, S. Selvidge, S. White, J. Welborn,V. Beasley, BACK ROW: M. V. Silaz, P. Woodard, F. Moudey, J. Kulhmier, L. Bradley, P. MRS . LEROY SU MMERS Sponsor 19 MEMBERS OBTAIN STATE DEGREES FH Has Successful Year ing from high school assembly programs to nation contests. Early in the fall SHIRLEY TOWNSEND w chosen to serve on the McCall magazine. The Sta Degree is a greatly desired award and the chapte qualified nineteen girls for their degree on March 19 The girls work on these requirements all during tl year and received their certificates at the State Con ventionheld in Little Rock. Thirtynine present mem bers of the FHA hold State Degrees. This is 8 reC01 for the Conway Chapter. The Betty Crocker Homemakers Award wentth year to BEVERLY RUSHIN, who made the highe score on the test. ' n 1 The FHA has had a full program of activities rang 1 Something newhas been added to the FHA progra it is the selection of a Girl Of The Month. This gi must have contributed some outstanding work in t FHA activities during that month. The first Gir14 The Month was SHARON SELVIDGE, The observance of FHA Week comes in April am the Future Homemakers be gan activities with a banqu where the Beau is announced and other honors are re cognized. November 16, the Conway Chapter was host tot fall meeting of Federation Ill. Over 800 girls fro five counties attend this meeting. FHA is an organization for girls who were enroll in or had completed one year of home economic s. Ea month the chapter had one business and one soc: meeting. Interesting programs were presented on t FHA purposed. W. Well, S. Townsend, S. Irby. -.-l L-...I .,I I Tl l 'l OFFICERS James Pollard sergeant at arms F T A Sweetheat Mr Jnfnmy I-hckman sponsor Harold Bates ser MARY KAY PRICE geant at arms Johnny Dav1s v1ce presxdent Bob Pr1ce pres1dent Iva Jean Crocker secretary Lee Audrey Pr1ce treasurer Future Tradesmen Have Vaned Program Students 1D F T A get vocat1onaltra1n1ng 1n school as well as on the Job exper1ence Members meet four classes each day whrch perm1ts them to graduate w1th1n the normal trme wh1le spend lng 15 hours a week on the Job ACt1V1t1CS durmg the year were started by a float xn the parade that won honorable ment1on The F T A Club made up a Thanksgwmg basket asa Commumty serv1ce At Chrlstmas aparty was g1ven w1th food for the Chr1stmas basket as adm1ss1on Other serv1ces were assembly programs observat1on of D E Week and reg1ster1ng students w1th Em ployment Servlce Soc1als 1ncluded a wexner roast two skatxng partmes the Employer Employee Banquet and a party and open house for prospect1ve members The State F T A Convent1on and the Natlonal D E C A Conventlon are on the slate for sprrng act1v1t1es T Stapleton H Bates J Ferrell K New G Fortson SECOND ROW W Earnhart F Morton I Crocker S Wh1te P Dav1s J Pollard A Stone D Ackerman and D Acklln FIRST ROW R Parkers W Wr1ght M Pr1ce M Walls B I-Ixland G Reedy A Canton M May andJ Wh1te E is 122 ' 0 I TOP ROW: Sponsor, Mr. J. Hickman, F. Tucker, M. Wilson, T. Burny, D. Barrett, . l 4 1 . i . 2 SHIRLEY WHITE Combs Restockmg the shelves 1S just LEE AUDREY PRICE works customer's ha1r one part of GWYN FORT 1r1 the toy department SON'S Job at Thess1ng's Ster11ng's GLENNA REEDY gets change at Ackerman's Bakery DENNIS ACKLIN changes the 011 1n a customer s car 123 Conways FFA Earns Eighth Gold Emblem The Conway Chapter No. 44 of the Future Farmers of America have, under the direction of their advisor, Mr. E. G. Standefer, shown progress and an ex- ceptionallyhigh degree of accom- plishment. This year the chapter added another Gold Emblem to their eighth consecutive Gold rat- ing. In order to be eligible for this award, the chapter has to be represented at the National Con- test, where the chapters are judg- ed on their ability to perform the seven pointsg supervised farm- F A Officers: BOB FULMER, president, fcenterlg KELLY WAT- reporter, BILLY RAY JOHNSON, sentinel: GARY HEGI, vice- sidentg THOMAS JOHNSON, secretaryg GENE BRYANT,treasur- rg JAMES HALL, junior advisor. ing, community service, leader- ip, conduct of meetings, earning and saving, scholarships, and recreation. The dairy cattle judging ams, composed of George and Dwight Davis, and Bob Fulmer, coached by Mr.Standefer, took first ace in the State Contest. They then went to the National at Waterloo, Iowa, where they received a Gold ting. Two of the chapter's former members, James Carroll Mosely, a farmer, and Getulio Newberry, OTTOM ROW: fseatedl T. Johnson, K. Watson, G. Hegi, B. Fulmer, G. Bryant, B, R, Johnson, J, all. SECOND ROW: W. Rowley, R. Mabry, R. Lewis, W. White, J. Wright, C. Baird, D.Davis, Mr. andefer, B. Yancy, B. White, E. Padgett, J. Irby, R. French. THIRD ROW: G. Fisk, B. Callahan, . Mills, L. Stell, G. Wells, D. Ackerman, J. Naylor, F. Cooper, B. Shettles, D. May, D. C. Bass, . Worm. FOURTH ROW: E. Hoggard, B. Perkins, G. Price, B. Taylor, E. Stevenson, R. Maddox, . Hogan, A. Martin, C. Murdaugh, C. Fortson, Jimmy Sutterfield. MR STANDEFER and w1nn1ngteam1nNat1ona.1 Da1ryJudg1ng BOBBY TAYLOR and BOB Contest BOB FULMER DWIGHT DAVIS GEORGE DAVIS FULMER repa1r a table a student at t11CUIuVeTS1tY of Arkansas rece1ved the Arnencan Farmer degree at Kansas Cxty Mo Oct 17 1956 The Amer1can Farmer de gr ee 1S the hlghe st award an 1nd1v1dua1 can obtaln The State Farmer degree was earned by three of the chapter's members Leon Johnson James Johnson and George Dav1s Besldes these nat1onal honors other hon ors were earned locally Gene Bryant Kelly Watson and Johnny Irby won fxrst place pr1zes at the Lxvestock EXPOSIUOH 1n L1ttle Rock, Arkansas J A WALKER, Pur1naFeeds representat1ve explalns feedxng prograrn 125 eg GARY HEGI shows Jersey helfer at County F1ar F F A Sweetheart SHIRLEY NUTTER ,., or 5 l . 5 1 , . ' I . Q l n , kgdk . V. ' . ' - , ' '. . T . 1 3 1 x ' - 1 , , - 1 - , ' ' 'Lug ' . . 1 , . . , ,-- X .- I .www i TOP ROW S Nutter S Anthony P Cole D Jackson G F1Sk G Edwards F Brannon M Mabry J Srrnth SECOND ROW S Carter M Black E Johnson J Johnson W Wells M V S1laz J Kuhlern1er M Yancy THIRD ROW Mrs Lyford L Stone J B1akensh1p L Hazel S Hogan S N1cho1s M Lynch FOURTH ROW M Fobes V Beazley P Clements B Youngblood L Jones Spamsh Club Learns About Seiors And Some of the objectwes of the Span1sh Club are to learn more about the Span1sh way of l1fe Span1sh customs occupat1ons entertamments and rnusxc furn1sh program themes for thelr meet1ngs held once a month Through these programs they acqu1re a better understandxng of Lat1nAmer1can People Pan Amermcan Day Apr11 14 prov1des an opportumty for an annual Span1sh Club observance Span1sh Club act1v1t1es mclude a float 1n the H1 Day Parade and several tr1ps durmg the year to the Mexmco Ch1qu1to a Mex1can restaurant 1n L1ttle Rock MRS LYFORD sponsor and off1cers SISSY GIBSON RICKEY DAVIS leads class 1n Qcenterl presxdent from left to r1ght DIANAH COX verb study VIRGINIA BEASLEY SHIRLEY ANTHONY and SHIR LEY NUTTER 126 . . 1 . , . , . , . , . I ' I ' I U D : I I . 1 1 1 n 1 . , . . 1 . , - 1 : Q 1 o 1 0 1 - 1 . , . , . , I . , . , . , . 1 . . O S .t . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ! I . , 1 5 S ' 1 . s 1 ' P1Ctu1'es Tell Story of Tr1p To MEXICO Ch1qu1to From the arr1val1n the school bus w1th Mr Srruth checlung out the passengers to the de parture w1th coats buttoned agamst the cold damp mght au' th1s tr1p to the famous Mex1can restaurant 1n L1ttle Rock on March 21 was a dehghtful experlence for everyone The hot Mex1can food and the pmturesque surroundmgs make a tr1p to Mex1co Chxqulto memorable occas1on 1 2 , Pg Q ,ff if fs ,ff I ylzx 6 A7 I A2321 . If f W. ,, fl Y NXEX xx fl' L glrx X f 'll' l XX? l f 'xy ' Haxxl '51 L: M ll' 1 'F' 1 Cu- ' I K lu v! 5 'H 'Ill I , K vu K r , I At the first meeting of the year the old Latin Club members had a slave sale of the new members. These served their masters until they were set free the night of the induction service. To celebrate the Saturnalia the mas - ters exchangedplaces and were sold to the slaves. The money from these sales was to be used for a Roman banquet or to send a delegate to the National Convention of the Junior Classical League. The Latin Club float maintained their reputation by tying for first place in theme and second place in originality and beauty in the Hi Day Parade. Latin Club Meetings are varied and interesting. At the Christmas meeting, they sang carols in Latin and a yearly event is a program given by Dr. H. W. Kamp, Professor of Greek and Latin at Hendrix. The members know what other clubs are doing by subscribing to the National Latin Paper, the Torch, and to the state paper, the Vox Civitatis. Mrs. James Clayton, sponsor of the club, helps the members learn through their projects about life of the Romans and how Latin lives today through the deriva- tions of words. Slaves BRENDA INGRAM, NANCY BRITTAN, EARLINE WARD, JOANN GILL, TOMMY 4'--n-as-an-q,.,,,, FRANCES MOUDY removes TOMMY CHICK'S Bulla while KAY LYFORD, SANDRA NICHOLS a.nd JAY MAC FORT- NER look on. CHICK, CHARLES BAIN and LUCIEN FARREL PATSY TURNER Watches BRUCIE MUSE await their turn to go on the slave block. M'-..,mw mm sign the register as a new member. KAY LY FORD feeds JOHN BONDS as he recline s in true Roman fashion af- ter a meeting. CTTVYHES XXVI in A f' ffA f 5 V riff . X N! 2 f 131 MRS LYFORD explams Span1sh to SHIRLEY BACUM KAY LYFORD as Calpurma pleads w1th CAROL WINTERS as Juhus Caesar to stayhome form senate as conspxrators stand by MRS TILLEY wntes the day s assxgnment on board for typmg I and I1 Classroom ACt1V1t1GS Much emphasls 15 placed on scho1ast1c ach1evement 1n CHS The classroom act1 V1t1eS are varmed and prov1de 1nterest1ng learmng exper1ences Teachers work to gether to correlate subject matter 1n Eng hsh h1story math and sclence Of the e1ghteen umts necessary for graduatxon ten are requ1red subjects JAMES HARDIN explams algebra problem 'W JAMES ROSS JERRY SEAY AND GEREI.. SEAY make use of study hall 132 QE K X :W wx F5 r x ,. 3 S , 95 x 5 as A-Av '. I if 1 1 iii hx I -if W? 5 ' , A 5 . g Q 9 ,gan-N AUBREY e L4 Q , Y 'rl Q 'fi Y, mia., YF may Wim A ya, :ag V43 vim, Assemblies Are Important In CHS Assemblies are important in CHS as a means of unifying the entire school program and of helping the students keep in touch with all acti- vities. In addition theyprovidea variety ofpro- grams. Once every two weeks a minister from the Ministerial Alliance brings an inspirational message to the students of CHS. Monday is set aside for class meetings, school announcements and club meetings. Fri- Tribute is payed to the flags dur' day morning is designated as pep meeting day. ing Patriotic Week. Band leader , coach RAYMOND BRIGHT, conducts band during pep assembly. Students, band and cheerleaders raise the roof at a SHIRLEY NUTTER demonstrates her pep assembly. talent in F. F. A. Sweetheart Contest. S 'x N f IW E 5 Vt Y 5 Q u 'S 5 Q .5 gi' A8615 1 g wg? if .. N ,X iii M N X K fa 'W a x N R Qu, f., I: x - - . 'Sh A wx if S 1' nchool Sp iootball Games And Bonfire The Cheerleaders, band, and the stu- dents all take part in the activities which accompany football games. Bonfires, pa- rades, and pep assemblies add to and help to boost the pep and spirit of the football team and of the student body. Good School spirit is greatly emphasized in Conway High School and both students and faculty strive always to keep the spirit high. e Q SHIRLEY, LIZ, AND JUDY get with the band at a bonfire Cheerleaders yell for victory. f I . 'Q' loin'- 136 ' irit is Exhibited At f 2 'Q 0 as by 557, 9 ' If ,img R' 8 . vis,-I ,H -r lff gf? JVERUSEMEM I as x'iw,,yf ' 1? flfy?' X NMW r bf N 1 U? ' ' 'Y Q 5 4 E ll X 139 v N N M 0l71!96lHlJlZf5 4 N s Olll' A0f0gl'd,J 181.5 CANTE CLARK imma you 1 40 1 ig .'-L gb A . X5 2 VL 1. w J V - ' . . w , '- . , '. , x 'JU A . Lx A Q51 1, n VU' ,gn ' if 1 ' LV fy. 1 Vi L Lx' fwvv km wb V . . , N A t x L1 X' N LU' ' L' ' ..'J1 A iq if .1-.f kbs' 'XLR' . 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