Fayetteville High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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QQX SQ 4. Q ar. 7 svfsw 3 fin FRONT ROME! Ernest Stanberry, B111 Danner, Jlmmy Hauser, Joanne O'Kelly,Frances Lee Dra1n, James Mc G1ll SECOND R01 Jo Anne Tuck, Freddle G1bson, Vlrglnia Heerwagen, Pat Parls, Donna Colennn THIRD ROV- John Gearhart, Deryl Powers , Betsy Benton, Barbara Dyess, Nancy Allen, Claire Coleman FOURTH ROW J S Baud, Donald Coll1ns, Jacob Sharp ,Arthur Mobley, Donald Fdwards, James Stewart FIFTH ROW Alfred Hathcock, Dand Iashlev knew CLUB ew The 26 Club, a new organlzatlon ln Fayettevllle High School thls year, takes its name from the membersh1p, wh1ch numbers 26 Members must malntaln a C average 1n cltlzenshlp and scholarshlp to remaln n the club The club has taken over the respons1b1l1ty of prlntlng football programs for each home game The trafflc commlttee has helped the trafflc squad dlrect trafflc at foot ball games The hospltallty cornmlttee has wrltten for the l1ne up of vlsitnng teams and has met all teams to dlrect them where to go, and has kept the ma.1n bulldlng open for the use of vlsitmg pep clubs The club has arranged for the pep convocatlons The scoreboard and the loud speaker at basketball games have been operated by members of the club One of the student managers for basketball is a member of the club. At the homecomlng game the club furnished flowers for the football een and the 1'l13.1dS- The club also prmted programs and decorated for the annual fog1t1ball and basketball banquets. In add1t1on to the routlne duties of the club, a Valentine party was held :Ln the actlvity room of the hlgh school 1n order that the members Xlllght become acqualnted mth each other The off1cers are James McGill, presldentg Jumnr Hauser, vice presldent and pub- llcity managerg Ernest Stanberry, treasurer and manager for helping with the advance ticket sales 5 Bill Danner, traffic and police managerg Fl'-3.11018 Lee Drain, courtesy managerg and Joa.nne O'Kelly, secretary and historian. The organlzation is sponsored by lliss Ruth Boggs. , 5 : - ' I 2 .sz , -2- -,.-ff ' W f ln-:z :,.' ' , ni g ,- , M L . as In 1 5 0 v , , N -Q- V lv X E . - o ' ' '- W Q' I ' u 4' 5 sf, . .- s X , .. ., v 0 a, a ,N - . -X J ' p .x ' , 1 s ' 9 . . 1 A 4 V S ! ' V i I - x , U r- ' ' ' . W. . . . . ' n 5' Yo , . , A 5 . u . 3 . ' if v I ' uv . . . - - , I ' 5 . . .... . 1 . . . . . I I . I . -

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STUDENT COUNCIL ,r,', fx 'K I , 3 . rl 1 .. ,5 - N ' 1 in mailman M ' e e AHS' 1 PRESIDENT VICE PRES TREASURER N 'K ' KX 4 Z 4 J p - 6 U EH REPORTER: SECRETARY: Kay Huntington Mary John Skillern Catherine Coleman Bill Danner Jim y Hauser The Student Counc1l is a serv1ce organlzatlon deslgned to glve the students a chanceto particlpate in and manage to some extent thelr own school actlvlties In so do1ng,the particlpatlng students render not only a serv1ce to the rest of the student body but serve themselves by developlng responslblllty, a feellng of prlde ln the1r school, and a sp1r1t of co operatlon among themselves and with the faculty Membershlp ln the COHHC11 cons1sts of a representatlve from each home room five off1cers, presldent, vice presldent, secretary, treasurer and reporter duties of representatlve are essentlally twofold They are expected to br1ng ideas and requests of the students 1n their home rooms whom they represent, to councll for conslderatlon and report back to thelr home rooms what goes on 1U council The of11cers are expected to see that the projects and act1v1t1es adopted are carr1ed out a The e t e Act1v1t1es for the 19116 lg? school year lnclude the follomnng malntalnlng an automatlc coke machlne 1n the hall, conductlng varlous sales, such as those of season football t1ckets, J1ngS Over Jordan Negro cnolr t1CKeuS, T B ChT1StD3S seal , and collectlons 1n the March of Dlmes drlve, operat1ng concesslon stands at all the home football games and most of the home basketball games, plannlng and SHDCPV1S1Dg 31X student partles lncludlng tne annual Homeconlng and Chrlstmas Partles, sendlng dele at1on of three students and the sponsor toije SASG Convent1on at St Petersburgh, Florlda, select1ngaaschool creed and carry1ng on an electlon for-aschool flag deslgn, both of whlch activ1ties were the completlons of N H S projects, obta1ned estlmates of the number of students who would buy the yearbool and of those who would buy the Junlor Times ln a tr1-monthly ed1t1on, helplng select a yearbook name, furnlshlng a speaker for the public address system at basketball games, carry1ng on panel dlscus slons on student counc1l projects and problems, conductlng d1scuss1ons ln Parll mentary Procedure, settlng up a talent f1le'u:aid 1n plannlng convocat1on , providing Juke box music at noon ln the gym and furnlshlng students to assl t at County Health Cl1h1CS Besides these act1v1t1es, the Councll ma1nta1ned varlous servlce groups such as teacher's servuce group, trafflc squad, board of ushers to serve at all publ1c func t1ons e school, and the Convocatlon Commlttee whlch plans the convocat1on pro grams I.. he year :nr Nvi f TTS N xfro x Rf able student body Progects now under conslderatlon lnclude the awardlnp on Honors Day each year of a nCOUHCl1 Cupn to the home room whlch shows the most co plete and helpful oartlcloatlon lh Councll act1v1t1es each year, the sale of school oennants the sendlng of a delegatlon to the state conventlon of student counclls ln Llttle Rock ln Aprll, the fUTh1Sh1H of a tralnlnv orosram for next feaxfs offl ers, and lor the ilrst tlme taklng a larva share of the responslbllltv of nubl1sh1np school handbook Through these actlvltles and servlces, the Student COUHC11 makes for a better school wlth a more resporslble and depend . . . . . . . . . . nd ' s ' . ' th ' the . . . . . h .. . . . . . U. . . - . I. : . . . . ,. . , . . , 4, A . . . S I . A . . . . I 7 , a P . A . 7 Q . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . C . . . . . . S. 0 . . . .S l 0, -1 ' ' ' ' - gm - F., Il. . . . . : . , J Ng ?,x A . . -f ,J Y , ' , m .4. . . . ' XX 1 . . . A f ' . 'f I . X - 1 I ' 5 ,.l, Ag, . A . . . . U . . W- , -ri M , ,,V 1 275QAA ZIWQQ ' ' 'C ' A ' ' V r --..:' 'V I h l v h IV... I ' l - ' I ' A , .N lispffn ,9 xl? ' . , , 3 . 1'-3:31, , I 1 1-' ' 1 ' ' ' ' - k31,3w,- , -. . 1 . 1 ---:lg I ,

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FRONT RCF! Garland Melton, presldent, Barbara Dyess,vice-president, Clovita Powers, secretary Kay Huntington, treasurer SECOND RUB' Pat Harrls, Shirley llcConnell, Iris Webb, Frances Lee Dram THIRD RCM Pat Smith, James McGi1l,El.'1.zabeth Horlacher,Anna llarie Elsentraut, Carolyn Butler FOURTH RGI Jimuw Hauser, Betsy Benton, Alice Paddock, Carolyn I-Iathcock FIFTH RW Pat Parls, Joanne O'Kel.ly, Jimm B111 HCCh.I'1S'b18.I1, Bill Danner NATIONAL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY HONOR SOCIETY x f x f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY f x EL The Socratic Chapter of the Natlonal Honor Society was estabhshed 111 Fayette ville High School :Ln l926, but did not become an active organlzation unt1l 1937. Smce that time lt has accomplished many worthwhile projects, such as orgamzlng the Student Council, Book Exchange, Honors Day, 26 Club, and the Sophomore Crulde, and establishing the Randall Osburn Award and Color Day. Membership in the society is based on the qualities of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Only 155 of any graduating class may be elected, SZ being elected in the junior year. The present officers of this soclety are Garland Helton, president, Barbara Dyess, Vice-presldentg Clovita Powers, secretary, and Kay Huntington, treasurer. Other members are Betsy Benton, Carolyn Butler, Lucille Combs, Bill Danner, Frances Lee Dra:I.n,Anna Marie Eisentraut, Patricia Harris,Caro1ine Sue Hathcock, Jinnw Hauser, Elizabeth Horlacher, J. B. licChristian, Shirley McConnell, James lIcG:Lll, Jo- anne O'Kelly, Alice Paddock, Patricia Paris, Patricia Smlth, and Iris Mae Webb. 1 fssg ni . . .. ..e,,,.,,, y 'Z' Q, , an Y Hi n- V Q I , - .. ' f if Z- 4 M Q L a , J . i I H 1 'af iq 'I ..,,, ,., V ff 1 . O , . xx ff xx ff 5 Z S Z X I I X f X Y!! Aix 1 x il