Elkins High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkins, AR)

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Of Teaching Us To Live Together FRANK RICHERT I'd like it if school was a little more fun, With TV and hot dogs for everyone. PHILLIS SISEMORE BILL SMITH He sits and thinks throughout the day, How many classes are there till May? Like the old owl, without a word, I'm often seen but seldom heard. VIVIAN TATUM Her jobs are many instead of few, Vivian's work is never through. t SPONSOR CO-SPONSOR Mrs. McMillan Mr. Patrick 21

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Elkins High Has Done A Good Job SHARON KARR When she smiles she's sweet as Pie, But when she frowns the fur will fly. JOHN POINDEXTER Everyone's cracked but me and thee, And thee's a little off, it seem's to me. JOHN PASCHAL If we can't hear him chatter, we know something is the mat- ter. ROSIE POLLOCK HELEN POLLOCK At fancy hair-dos she's a whiz, To bad that's not her shorthand quiz. DON NALLY No extra work, as a general rule, All I want is to get out of school. Her smiles are many, her faults are few, There aren't many things she can't do. 20

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Paul Hoggatt, Vice President; Carl Parsley, President; Alton Higgs, Reporter; Betty Jones, Secretary- Treasurer. Juniors On September 4, 1961, fourteen Juniors enrolled in Elking High, the smallest class of all, and the smallest for many years. Our size has not hindered our pep nor our school loyalty. We have participated ener- getically in school activities. At Christmas we became the envy of the whole school as we waved our brilliant new class rings under the noses of the underclassmen. Our well chosen leaders were Carl Parsley, President, Paul Hoggatt, Vice-President, Betty Jones, Secretary-Treasurer and Alton Higgs, Reporter. Our Sponsor was Mr. Hogan. Our Student Council representatives were Janice Taylor, Shirley Kirksey, Paul Hoggatt, and Ray Fallen. We are looking forward to taking our places as seniors next year. 22