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K K m, W s'. 25v-et.-wwf' ' ' 'Q 1,5 'Q-ui?'im' fuk wf ': A W HOPE HIGH SCHOOL HAMMONS ST ADIUM CANNON HALL . 'flaw Q 'I M m,guMf,.h 'M has I -4'f':s.f'7Z ' M MA- 'yn .F - ' Af ,- . H HOPE SUN 001 xox HIGH SCH AGRICULTURE BUILDING HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE 6454345434: When J. H. Jones became superintendent of the Hope schools in the fall of 1942, the mem- bers of the present Senior Class were entering the first grade. Both he and the Senior Class have had many happy and eventful experiences during these twelve years - experiences which they will always cherish. A man respected for his sound judgment and integrity, Mr. jones is completing his twenty- first year with Hope High School. Teacher, principal, superintendent - he has been all of these. With pride and gratitude, the staff dedicates the 1954 Bobcat to Superintendent of Schools, J. H. jones. ' 'Me Staff Within the pages of this yearbook, we have attempted to set forth glimpses of life on our school campus. ' We have all left footprints in the sands of time, some deeper than others, but we have all left impressions. These we have tried to picture for you so that in later years you may recall with happiness pleasant memories of Hope High School. The staff, made up of Quill and Scroll Society members, is respon- sible for the production of this book, but we are deeply grateful to the many others - students, faculty, advertisers, photographers, and publishing company - who have given their cooperation and support in making this book possible. To the students of HHS, we, the staff, are proud to present the 1954 Bobcat. We hope that as you turn the pages you will find pleasure and enjoyment. DANA CUNNINGHAM, Editor l l l l 1 1 l l 1l J Q Carolyn and joe get the first Hi-Lights ready for press. School opens, and there is a mad rush on the bookstore. The band on parade livens up the Livestock Show. Football season opens and the Bobcats get on the ball. '-.'s-Zim' ps ,.g,.M...., .aea...,a,,. ,,,. . ,.J,.s,s,,e. cfiay fi, At the homecoming pep meeting, some of the original Bobcats say a few words, Wi T , nag Jww- The homecoming queens and maids take time out for the pause that refreshes. 5 4 Miss S a r a Payton, Teacher of the Year, receives a bouquet of red roses from Miss Beryl Henry. wmv uh 5 e 5 1 , i r to ether at the NHS banquet The brains of the school ge g Not a fashion show-just the NHS informal initiation. 4 I ei . gran? WP L 1 9.5 ,K K ,T H -, +,,.,,:. 9 1 New members of FHA t ake their pledge by candlelight, .gs 5 . . , it . - 1 tl .Y Z, - 3 :Kg lm, l l 4 1 51 4 3 There's fun for all at the Youth Center after the football games. At the Glee Club Talent Show, Betty Cox proves she isn't Too Young to Tango. e st s li gt 1 19 fi 3 5 5 21 4 15 '- A31 N ' w -M M, 'ffm l 4 A 1 Cannon and c Danger! The FFA at work! The home ec girls make the cottage merry for Christmas IC .ad At banquet james Caston receives autographed football from Coach Lawrence Martin. l if l l 5 3 s s ,girl-1' Basketball co-captains Sonny Griffin and Gar- nie Hatch with trophies won at the Henderson and Nashville tournaments. Band puts on show at Texarkana on Thanksgiving at final gridiron game. gg Pop Ayres takes time out for TV. The Key Club candy counter is a popular place during the noon hour each day. Band ready to leave for Regional Clinic at Hot Springs S K vu ,Y ,O wi, E5 I iirii In the cafeteria the rush is on each day at noon. Miss Helga Loew teacher from Germany on the Hope campus February 3Marth 3 with e FHA girls at the home ec co tage The NHS members sell Valen- tines from their boofh prior to their program in the auditorium on February 14. l f i ig? i 3 A Skippy Bryan, student photographer, gets in a picture. Graduation time will soon be here, and the Sen- iors will be donning caps and gowns. . 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L f Q 4 4 , 43565 f E2 vi-f :m.. ,. . 4555 ' A ....-.J fd 771 HUWFE YU MQQ QMHU-Us OFFXCE OF THE BUPEFXNTENDENT HOPE, ARKANSAS X December LS, 1953 .Ni Congratulations to the Bobcat stair and sponsor .lk 'ior another fine yearbook. Nu The stndent body and teachers are to be commended N ior their Eine cooperation with the staii in making dk this annnai possible. L Sincer eiy , A 5 Janes H. Jones, Superintendent oi Schools -if if - Ia WZ V Home HIGH XX school? ICI or mr -ms..-M. HOPE, ARKANSAS December 15, 195.3 Life grows richer as we fill it with things beautiful to remember. Therefore, I do sincerely hope that the con- tents of this annual will return to your memories the plea- sant days spent at Hope High School during the school year l953-54. Your annual this year is superb and it should be, with such an efficient faculty and outstanding student body to fill its pages. Sincerely, 3 Joe Amour, Principal 1 J t If f si W I X11 1 if ,iv . V , Mg- .5 fd-rdf A435 fig , 'pi . ,nf V, . ,aww my sk JOE AMOUR B.A., Arkansas College, Batesville M.A., E. T. S. T. C., Commerce, Texas Principal MISS GWENDOLYN DEAN B.S.E., U. of A., Fayetteville Librarian MRS. JOE AMOUR B.A., Arkansas College, Batesville M A E T S T C Commerce, Texas Englub JAMES H. JONES B.A., H.S.T.C., Arkadelphia M.A., U. of A., Fayetteville Superintendent of Sclaoolx MRS. OTIS BREED B.S.E., H.S.T.C., Arkadelphia Mathematics MRS. HAMILTON HANEGAN B.S., George Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee M.S., U. of T., Knoxville, Tennessee Home Economic! G. T. CANNON B.A., Hendrix College, Conway M.M.E., Vandercook, Chicago, Ill. Band Dzrertor MRS A L HARDAGE A.B., Ouachita College, Arkadelphia Sindy Hall Superziror ? Q MRS. CARL HINTON A.Bi, University of Denver Denver, Colorado Mallaemufiw MRS. FRANK HORN B.A., H.S.T.C., Arkad Science elphia R. E. JACKSON B.S., Mississippi A.8cM., Starkville, Mississippi Vofalional Agricullure HORACE HUBBARD B.S.E., U. of A., Fayetteville M.S., U. of A., Fayetteville Vomtional Guidance Counselor MRS. BERNICE JOHNSON Serrelary lo ilye Snperinlendent MRS. B. C. HYATT B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's College, Lynchburg, Virginia Publir Sfbol Mufic MRS. BRENTS B, MCPHERSON B.A., Ouachita College, Arkadelphia. Englifb, Speech MISS SARAH PAYTON B.S., U. of A., Fayetteville Social Science MRS. LAWRENCE MARTIN B.A., H.S.T.C., Arkadelphia Englifb, Latin, Iournalifm MRS. P. L. PERKINS B.A., E.T.S.T.C., Commerce, Texas English LAWRENCE MARTIN B.A., H.S.T.C., Arkadelphia Albleticx Director, Social Science JOHN PIERCE B.S.E., Southern State College, Magnolia Pbyxical Education Director MRS. AL PARK Secretary to the Principal FRANK RIDER B.A., A.S.T.C., Conway Science, Mailaematicx MRS. THURMAN RIDLING B.S.E., H.S.T.C., Arkadelphia Commercial MRS. CRIT STUART Dietician MRS. ETHEL WHITEHURST B.A., H.S.T.C., Arkadelphia M.S., U. of A., Fayetteville Commerfial, Mnlbematir: CRIT STUART, JR. B.S., U. of A., Fayetteville Srienre MRS. W. A. WILLIAMS B.A., Mississippi Woman's College Hattiesburg Spanisb, Englixb BYRON THOMPSON B.S.E., H.S.T.C., Arkadelphia Atblelicx, Social Science MISS ANNE WILSON B.S.E., H.S.T.C., Arkadelphia Physical Edumfion '25 1 N i'i?l9Y1iOY'S 1 Y 3: K. 1 F ' 4 L V VV '1 f ,,'h Q 'Qicm A,., ,.,.W,,-,.v . W A ff 11 rg R MV' -31' 'N' X ., :--.: QE 512: A1 I 1 ' W A I 1-f..,. 6, f' VMJ-Qfsgffx ,,., ,,,,. V , f X' gym: W- -+Nf A X mfg , ., ' 1 X! 1 :l:1,j,5j-N313 . Xa Q :DA Ui fr - Eff lf .., WT 553 s -ff' f 1 wir: z 1 f: J 1 'jg - if ,121 'Q 11 , gy r I V t H - .. 6 Rs 11111 1 1 , ry , 1 ' , . ' , ' f 11 1 1 H -51l,lN ?nl Q DA nv , . b bi H3 3 ! '7 x P f 1 MMM x .1 1- v I 1 2 U 1 L W 1 '7 fi pf fn, ff' 1 , .1 ,152 J x Qiifl 1 'wuz .1 , l -1 .1 Q .1 '5 - 4 1 'X V' f f J' A' ' L5-1 n 161 ' I 1 'fy 1 - . 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NHS 43 Hi-Lights staff 43 Bobcat staff 43 Quill and Scroll 43 English IV Club3 FHA 2-4, presi- dent 3, delegate to camp 2, 3, district vice president 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Talent Show 43 Maids of Note 43 Who's Who 43 4-H Club 1-4, county vice president 3, delegate to Kansas City 33 Library Club 3, 4, bulletin board chairman 43 Talent Night 3, 43 Christmas pageant 33 student director junior play 33 junior-senior prom program 33 Music Festival 2. V JOHN AMOS If you don? know ash him, and Jtill you won'l know. Band 1-4, district band clinic 33 English IV Clubg Chemistry Club 43 DeMolay 2-4. CHARLES ATKERSON I can talk myrelf out of anything hut love. Football 1-43 basketball I'4Q track 1-43 Talent Night 33 NHS Valentine King candidate 33 Favor- ite Senior Boy. si 3 .5 l I w l 4 BILLIE BAKER Verralile in abilily-Juccexrful in accomplish- ments. English IV Club, secretary 43 NHS 3, 43 Hi- Lights staff 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Bobcat staff 3, 43 DAR Good Citizenship award 43 Who's Who 43 Rainbow Girls 3, 43 Library Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 2-43 AHSPA district meet 43 home- coming maid 1, 43 junior playg junior-senior prom program 33 Freshman Class secretary. FRANCES BARENTINE Sometime: quiel, and Jomelimer gay, hu! alwayr fun. Band 1-43 district band clinic 33 Music Festival 1-43 Spanish Club 2-43 FHA 3, 43 Rainbow Girls 3, 43 English IV Club3 Talent Night 3. 4 1 4 l w l 1 I l endow DONALD RAY BLACKWOOD A good .fludenl and an affix!-wlmt a lmppy fombinazion. English IV Clubg pep meeting skit 45 junior play 35 junior basketball 15 junior football 1. TILLIE ANN BARRETT If silence is golden, jun fall Iyer Fort Knox. Transfer from Willissville 35 English IV Club 43 Glee Club 4, Talent Show 45 junior-senior prom program 35 Maids of Note 4. VOLMER DEAN BOYD Willa a .rang in his bear! and flayllmz in his feel, merrily he goes along. Band 1-4, sergeant 45 band clinics 2-4, winner of letter awards 1-45 orchestra 3-45 Hi-Lights staff 45 Who's Who 45 AHSPA district meet 45 junior-senior program 3. JIMMY BRANCH Nol zoo Jerious, not loo guy-he .rtriker 4 happy medium. English IV Club5 Chemistry Club 45 band 1-45 DeMolay 2-45 Latin Club 3. BILL BLAKE Patience, girlf, you'll have your turn. Vice president Senior Classg Key Club 2-4, treas- urer 45 Chemistry Club 45 Who's Who 45 elemen- tary coach 45 football 1-45 junior play 39 Boys' State 35 Spanish Club 2-4, vice president 35 junior- senior prom program 35 president Sophomore Class5 band 1, 2, district band clinic 1, 25 bas'- ketball 25 Talent Night 1, 25 basketball man- ager 4. ALLISON BOWDEN A guy will: a mlm dirporilinn. English IV Club. n LEROY BROWN Golla wrile it down before I forget it. English IV Club3 band 1-4, sergeant 3, band captain 4, district clinic 1-43 orchestra 43 program junior-senior prom 33 specialty junior play3 Span- ish Club 3, 43 DeMolay 3, 43 FFA 2-4. LYLA BROWN SlJe'.r good lo look upon, bu! better yet to know. English IV Club3 Hi-Lights staff 43 AHSPA district meet 43 NHS 43 class beauty 43 Spanish Club 2-43 Glee Club 1-43 Talent Show 4g Who's Who 4g homecoming maid 1, 43 pep meeting skits 3, 43 junior playg Talent Night I-4Q Music Festival 1-33 Christmas pageant 3, 4g Maids of Note 4. DON BROWN Dynamite comer in small packagex. Band 2-43 delegate to American Royal Livestock Show, Kansas City 43 English IV Club3 pep meet- ing skit 43 DeMolay 3, 43 track 33 delegate to National 4-H Congress, Chicago 33 FFA 1. 2. MILLIE BROWN A claeerful Jnzile and n loving hear! make up one Jwell gol. NHS 4g Library Club 43 Senior Class treasurerg English IV Club3 Glee Club 2-4, secretary 3: FTA 33 Maids of Note 4. JIMMY BRUCE Slill Jeorclaing for the Lon Chord. Football 43 basketball 1-43 golf 2-4. JANE BURROUGHS She getr Juelz a kick out of living. English IV Club3 basketball 2-4, manager 23 Who's Who 43 pep meeting skit 4g FHA 3, 43 delegate to HSTC 33 Library Club 2-43 business manager junior play 33 Spanish Club 2-4Q Talent Night 1-5. 0 MARTHA CAROLL One of lhoxe quiet giflr who never Jtop talking. Transfer from Texarkana 3, English IV Club, Chemistry Club 4. BONETA CASH She had ralher Jiudy hook! than men. English IV Club, Library Club 3, 4, 4-H Club 33 Latin Club 1,2. BETTY CHAMBERLAIN What'J hetier than zz good rtudenl? FHA 3, 4, program chairman 4, Glee Club 1-4, Talent Show 4, usher junior play 3, junior play committee 3. DEMA C1-HSM AJ calm and quiet ar a Jammer night. Spanish Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Talent Show 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, English IV Club, Talent Night 2. JAMES CASTON TopJ in any man'5 language. Basketball 4, football 1-4, track 1-4, baseball 4, English IV Club, decoration committee junior- senior prom 3, stage manager junior play 3, Key Club 4, autographed football award 4. FRED CAVE The wheel that .rqueakr the louder: ir :he one lhaz gel: the greare. Transfer from Ft. Worth, Texas 3, English IV Club, pep meeting skit 4, FFA 3, 4, FFA delegate to Kansas City 4. nn MARY LOU CORNELIUS Sbe doe.fn'i .ray mnrb bu! .flue knows all the anrwerx. NHS 4j Senior Class secretaryg band 1-4, band clinics 2, 3g English IV Clubg Spanish Club 2-43 usher junior play 3g Music Festival 1-33 Talent Night. RUBY SUE CORNELIUS Always there when you need her. Band 1-4g English IV Clubg Spanish Club 3, 43 usher junior playg Music Festival 1-33 Talent Night 1. RAYMOND CHURCHWELL He bow: at the :brine of alblelicr. Football 1-4, co-captain 1, 4g track 1-4g basketball 11 elementary football coach 4: Who's Who 43 FFA 2, 4, president 4g Key Club 3, 43 AHSPA District Meetg 1st 440 yard dash district track meets 1, 43 All-District football 3, 4. RICHARD Cook A pilgrim following :he pall: of lean refinance. Band 1. , E j 1 J J JAMES CORNELIUS Run along, liltle girly, don't boilver me. Football 3, 4g band 1-4, band clinic 35 English IV Clubg Spanish Club 1, 2. CAROLYN SUE COFFEE Ambition ruler my brain and lone my heart. Hi-Lights staff 1-4g editor 4, junior assistant editor 3g NHS 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 43 English IV Clubg Spanish Club 1-4, historian 33 Bobcat staff 3, 4g speech plays 4g Rainbow Girls 3, 4g Whds Who 4, Pep Meeting Skit 4g Talent Night 4g District AHSPA Meet 4g Girls' State 39 Dele- gate to AHSPA Convention 3g junior-senior prom committee 53 junior play, history debating team 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, junior homecoming queen 1. 4 j ,J LEROY Cootuy He nmrmger everything bu! lbe girlr. Football 1-4g basketball 23 baseball 1, 2. 4. JOHNNY Cox He counlr no time waved tlml is Jpeut on plear- life. English IV Clubg pep meeting skit 4, baseball 1, 2, 4g decorating committee junior-senior prom 5: football 1. PALMORE DUPUY lVbeIz I become 11 mmz, I'll put away rbildixb lhingf. FFA 25 football 1. DON EASTERLING Slill water rum deep. Committee junior-senior prom 3. DANA CUNNINGHAM The lmnd that made her beauliful made ber wife. NHS 4g Bobcat staff 3, 4, editor 4g I-Ii-Lights staff 3, 4g district AI-ISPA meet 43 class beauty 1, 45 English IV Club, Whos Who 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Rainbow ,Girls 3, 4g delegate to AHSPA convention 3g Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary 2, homecoming maid 43 junior-senior prom program 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3g junior play 3g Talent Night 3, 4, speech skits 3, 4g Sopho- more Class secretaryg junior cheerleader lg Fresh- man Class treasurer 1. BILL DRAK15 Nerer' loo bury for ll good time. Transfer from Patmos 35 English IV Clubg pep meeting skit 4, baseball 3, 4, basketball 3, decora- tion committee junior-senior prom 3. EMILIE ELDER Thore who are Jilent really have the mor! la lalh ahoul. NHS 3, 4, secretary 45 Library Club 3, 4, presi- dent 45 English IV Club, treasurer 4g Hi-Lights staff 4g junior Class secretaryg Latin Club 2, 3, vice president 33 speech one-act plays 3, junior homecoming queen lg Talent Night 1. EDNA EARLE ENGLAND Aluwyf zhere when you need her. FHA 3, 4g 4-H Club 1-4, county secretary 4, secretary 3, state congress 3. BENNIE EDMIASTON She har a youthful zen for living. Band 1-4, sergeant 43 orchestra 3, 4g Hi-Lights staff 43 Spanish Club 1-43 English IV Clubg prompter junior play 3g Latin Club 3, secretary 3g junior-senior prom program 3, Christmas Pag- eant 33 speech plays 33 Girls' State 33 debate team 33 Talent Night 1, 2. NELDA ELLIS A merry heart maheth a rheerful tounlenanre. Library Club 3, 43 class beauty 39 4-H Club 23 Glee Club 1. ' if JOANNE ENSMINGER Here'.f io lhe hoyr of HHS! I love but 0ne,' l love no more. English IV Club, Who's Who 45 Bobcat staff 4g speech plays 43 homecoming maid 4g FHA 4g Cheerleader 3, 4g NHS 3, 4, treasurer 4g Hi-Lights staff 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 junior-senior prom program 45 junior play 39 Talent Night 3, 4, Valentine Queen candidate 33 Sophomore Class treasurerg district AHSPA meet 4. RALPH EVANS Energetic when purhed. English IV Club, baseball 3, 4g FFA 2-4, delegate to Kansas City 45 4-H Club 1-4. A . .-':.1.-.g-.,,. - e ' JERRINE FLOWERS She'.f made many a man kneel, Glee Club 1-4, Maids of Note 4. FRANCIS FRAZIER She know: how to think, and whatir more, rhe doer. English IV Club, Chemistry Club 4, Rainbow Girls 3, 4, junior play usher 3, Spanish Club 2-4, band 1-4, majorette 4, Music Festival 1-3, Talent Night 1. ALBERT GRAVES If there if a querlion-Fm right. English IV Club, Chemistry Club 4, vice presi- dent 4g Who'S Who 4, Physics Club 3, secretary 33 NHS 3, 4, president 4, football 3, 4, elemen- tary school coach 4g junior Rotarian 4, Boys' state 3, band 1-3, district clinic 1-3, Rainbow Sweetheart 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Talent Night 1, 2, junior play, junior play award, MC junior-senior prom 3, usher at Commencement 3, Key Club 2-4. CHARLES GREENLEE Make have slowly, 'fir noble only to he good. Band 1-4, district band clinic 2-4, orchestra 3, 4, English IV Club, Chemistry Club 4, DeMolay 2-4, 4-H Club 3, junior-senior prom program 3. DON FULLER My teachers think I am Jo Jweel, I'm alwayx placed in the foreman Jeaz. English IV Club, basketball 2-4, baseball 1-3, 4-H Club 3, football 1-2. E KENNETH GILLIAM The Shakerpeare of the Senior Clair. NHS 4, English IV Club, Who's Who 4, Hi- Lights staff 4, AHSPA meet 4, Bobcat staff 4, Spanish Club 1-4, junior play, junior play award 3, Christmas pageant 3, speech plays 3, co-chair- man decorating committee junior-senior prom 3, junior-senior prom program 3, Music Festival 1-3, pep meeting skit 3, usher at Commencement Exercises 3, band 1, 2, Quill and Scroll 4. , FLOYD HARTSFIELID A guy with a mlm dirparition. Football 45 English IV Club5 football manager 35 4-H Club 25 track 1, 2. FLOYE MAY HARTSFIELIB Quiet, reserved, denzure, n friend of whom you're alwayf sure. FHA 3, 4, reporter 45 Glee Club 1-4, Talent Show 45 junior play usher 35 junior-senior prom committee 35 Music Festival 1-35 Maids of Note 4. SONNY GRIFFIN Life uifhoul girlf if u hare-ll ilh une, a lragedy. English IV Club5 NHS 45 AHSPA district meet 45 I-Ii-Lights staff 45 football 1-45 basketball 1-45 baseball 2-45 Key Club 2-45 DeMolay 3. 45 president Sophomore Classg band 2. 3. CHARLES HALBIERT If gentlemen prefer hlonder, Charlie rnurl he a gentleman. English IV Club5 Chemistry Club 4, president 45 Key Club 2-4, treasurer 35 basketball 1-45 football 3, 45 baseball 1-45 DeMolay 2-45 band 1-35 Physics Club 35 Talent Night 35 usher at Commencement 35 vice president Sophomore Class. GARNIE HATCH Sly on lhe court and rourzf on lhe fly. Transfer from Patmos 25 Who's Who 45 English IV Club5 vice president Junior Class5 basketball 3, 45 baseball 3, 45 football 35 FFA 33 English IV Club5 Talent Night 3. NILES HIPP Take it eaxy, have yaur fun, and let the old world flifher on. Football 2-45 Whos Who 45 Chemistry Club 4, secretary-treasurer 45 English IV Club5 Key Club 3, 45 stage manager junior play 35 All-District football 4. ..........J. DONALD Honss Bu! work if work and it mon he donef Ye! at I work I have my fun. English IV Clubg Hi-Lights staff 4g speech plays 45 baseball 4g junior-senior prom committee 35 DeMolay 2-43 basketball 25 Latin Club 23 junior basketball manager lg junior track manager lg 4-H Club 1. HARLAN HOLLIS I am what I am, so will it be. Transfer from Patmos 3g English IV Clubg Chem- istry Club 4g FFA 3. JAMES FREDRICK HUNT He None: bridge: when he romex to them. 4-H Club 1-3. KIRK JAMES He slide: around-first lromhone. Band 1-45 student conductor 4g orchestra 3, 4g district clinic 2-45 winner of letter awards 2-4g English IV Clubg junior play 3g junior-senior prom program 5g Physics Club 35 baseball 2g basketball 2g DeMolay 2-4. YW , . mi, ,.,-,.,.....+,- .,.. A. Y..Y -.4.-- -A- SUE HONEYCUTT With rz voice thai if .rofl-and a devil in her eye. FHA 2-45 Glee Club 4g Talent Show 45 junior play usher 3g junior-senior prom committee 3. NELVA JEAN HUETT A quiel roiee makes one serene. Transfer from Patmos 25 English IV Clubg FHA 3, 4g favors committee junior-senior prom 3. LEE OLA JONES S0 I'm litlle-Jo I'm redheuded. Library Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 1-43 Spanish Club play 23 English IV Clubg program and invitation committees of junior-senior prom 3. DICKY LAUTERBACH If l1e'J not home-you mn just find him arbif office. English IV Clubg football 1-43 elementary football coach 43 junior-senior prom program 33 usher for commencement 33 Talent Night 3. +i...-....-..-.-in W Y W mi?..?,', e ' HELEN MARIE JEANES Charm Jlriker :be Jighz and meril winr the Joul. English IV Clubg Latin Club 2, 3, president 35 Glee Club 13 4-H Club 1. HARRY JONES My Impex are not alwayf realized, but I alwayr hope. Spanish Club 3, 43 English IV Club 4g pep meeting skits 4g deputy junior fire marshal 43 business committee junior play 3. BOBBY LEGGETT Life ir one long joke lo me. FFA, sergeant-at'arms 3, 43 track 2'4Q football 1-3: junior-senior prom committeeg cheerleader 2. TOMMY LEE LIVELY All greal men are ouerworkedg I feel tired myxelf. 4-H Club lg FFA 2, 3, 4. -A-.---....u.....A...,,, ,, , ,,.,,....J A embed TRAVIS LIVELY Time paxrer. I hope I do. WANDA FAY MANESS Murir if a univerfal language which she speaks fluently. Glee Club 1-45 Library Club 45 Maids of Note 4. GALEZJ MAY Always rontented in rain or Jbine. FFA 2-4. MARTHA LYNN MAYTON Al one time I tlvouglal all nights were for Jludy, not .ro now. Transfer from Patmos 35 English Club IV5 Com- mittee for junior-senior prom 3. L L I .,,, ,.-.,,,L.-J TERRELL MARINER All ilaingr come za llzofe wlya wait, ro wlay hurry? FFA 2-45 committee junior-senior prom 3. ALLIE MARLAR Ola, I rloalter, chanel' af 'I go. Chemistry Club 45 English IV Clubg Thespians 45 Library Club 3, 45 FHA 2-45 FTA 53 lunior play 35 junior-senior prom committee 35 Christmas pageant 35 Talent Night 1, 35 speech plays 35 Latin Club 1, 2. DAVID MCKENZIE Somebody? got to be great. English IV Clubg Chemistry Club 45 band 1-4, district clinic 2-45 orchestra 3, 45 DeMolay 2-4 junior-senior prom program 35 Physics Club 3 football 25 Latin Club 1, 25 Talent Night 1, 2. GAYLE MOORE Of true worth, one lo be depended upon. English IV Clubg DeMolay 2, 3, 4. JOYCE MCBAY She who laugh:-lartrl English IV Club5 Hi-Lights staff 45 Library Club 3, 45 bulletin board chairman 35 Spanish Club 2-4, art chairman 35 Bobcat staff 45 Campus Queen candidate 35 FHA 3, 4, second vice presi- dent 45 AHSPA meet 45 Talent Night 3g Glee Club 1-45 Christmas pageant, Music Festival 1-45 junior-senior prom committee 35 junior play com- mittee 35 Maids of Note 45 Quill and Scroll 4. FRANCES MITCHELL Careful, romrienziour, and caurteour. English IV Clubg Latin Club 2, 3, secretary 35 Glee Club 15 4-H Club 1. JUDY Mosrss Born laughing and rlill at il. NHS 45 Hi-Lights staff 45 district AHSPA meet 45 Who's Who 45 English IV Club5 Glee Club 1-4, Music Festival 2-45 junior play 33 junior homecoming maid 15 Maids of Note 45 Talent Night 4. BUDDY MOSLEY IFJ a great plague lo be too lmndrame. English IV Clubg Whos Who 45 Key Club 3, 45 Most Handsome 45 football 2-45 junior Class president5 master of ceremonies junior play 35 program junior-senior prom 35 master of cere- monies Talent Night 3g All-District football 4. -.....L eetchfte FRANCES NASH She know: the right road and :heir on it. NHS 4g English IV Club3 Spanish Club 43 Hi- Lights staff 43 district AHSPA meet 43 Library Club 3, 43 committee chairman junior-senior prom 33 Music Festival 1-35 Talent Night 1, 23 Christmas pageant 1-33 Latin Club 1, 23 Glee Club 1-43 Maids of Note 4. BENJA NEWBERN Greater men than I have lined-but I doubt it. NHS 3, 4g Key Club 2-4, secretary 33 orchestra 3, 43 band lieutenant 43 all-state band 33 district band clinic 2-43 English IV Club, president 43 Latin Club 1, 2, vice president 1, 23 Freshman Class presidentg Chemistry Club 43 junior play 33 Talent Night 13 junior-senior prom program 3. JOEL OSBURN I ran t'eJi.rt anything exrept temptation. English IV Club3 football 1-43 basketball 1'4Q track 2-43 FFA 2-4, treasurer 33 junior-senior ,prom committee 3. DWAIN O'S'rEEN Tbeyre all queer but me and thee, and .fotnetimer thou art a bit odd, metbinkr. English IV Club3 Chemistry Club 43 DeMolay 2-4: Physics Club 33 junior play 33 FFA 23 Tal- ent Night 1, 2, 43 basketball 1. WANZELL Nix She bar a quiet nature, a winning pefyonality, and if aluiayf willing to .rerre albert. NHS 43 Chemistry Club 4g English IV Club3 Library Club 3, 4, secretary-treasurer 43 FHA 3, 4, third vice president 53 band 1-43 district band clinic 33 junior play specialty act 33 Rainbow Girls 3, 4g Talent Night 1-33 Music Festival 1-33 Latin Club 1, 2, secretary 2. , JOAN NORVELL A quiet nature, a winning perxonality, Transfer from Blevins 33 English IV Club3 junior play usher 33 junior-senior prom committee 33 Rainbow Girls 3, 4. VERA LEE Porrs To have her qualifier-Jimple, sweet, and smiling. Transfer from Clinton, Oklahoma 35 English IV Clubg Latin Club 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 junior- senior prom committee 35 Music Festival 3. PAULA RALEY Linen to her tirhle that ivory. NHS 45 English IV Club 45 Who's Who 45 Hi-Lights staff 45 district AHSPA meet 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Rainbow Girls 3, 45 junior play 35 junior play awardg Latin Club 3, 45 president 3, recording secretary of state JCL 35 junior- senior prom program 35 Spanish Club 1-45 home- coming maid 1, 45 Glee Club 1-4, Maids of Note 35 Talent Nights 1-45 pep meeting skit 3, 45 Maids of Note 4. BEN jus OWEN lVorry will nerer make me greal, Jo why worry? English IV Club5 football 1-45 Who's Who 45 stage manager junior play 35 band 1-3. BETTY OWEN Love if a queer and wonderful thing. English IV Clubg Library Club 3, 45 FHA 3, 45 delegate to FHA meet 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Who's Who 45 basketball 2-45 Talent Night 1-3. DELoYs RATELIFF There is only one proof of abilily-anion. Transfer from North Hollywood, California 35 Chemistry Club 45 English IV Club5 Bobcat staff 45 Hi-Lights staff 3, 45 district AHSPA meet 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 4-H Club 3, 45 Latin Club 35 junior-senior prom committee 35 advertising committee junior play 3. GARY RATELIFF If it he a gentleman and a scholar you Jeeh, you have found him. President Senior Class5 Who's Who 45 English IV Clubg senior football manager 45 business manager of Bobcat 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Hi- Lights staff 45 district AHSPA meet 45 NHS 3, 45 vice president 45 state convention 35 FFA 2-4, reporter 45 Boys' State 35 business manager junior play 35 usher Commencement 35 junior Rotarian 4. . t. CELL.-. t MAJ e ' . MAR JORIE RICHARDSON 'Tir her thinking of otherr that make: you think of her. Chemistry lub 45 English IV Clubg Glee Club 4g Latin Clu 1, 2g band 1. BILLIE jo ROGERS When lone and duty clarh, let duty go to Jnzurh. English IV Clubg band 2-4, majorette 3, 43 district band clinic 33 homecoming maid 1, 4g junior- senior prom committee 33 Spanish Club 2-4g Glee Club 1. DON RUGGLES An unrung hero-he play: hir part without the blure of trumpets. English IV Clubg football manager 4g basketball manager 4g pep meeting skits 3, 45 junior-senior prom program 35 Valentine King candidate lg Key Club 45 master of ceremonies Talent Night 4. BILLY SANFORD A type all hir own. English IV Clubg junior-senior prom program 3. CHARLES ROGERS Thanh goodneri-he har no twin. Transfer from Guernsey 3g English IV Club FRANCES Ross It ir tranquil people who tzfrornplirh much. junior-senior prom committee 3. ...L........i..g,,, , .-.A-....,.......hh...... . DARWIN SMITH Our ladier' man . . . who Jlrirzly gen' mound. Band 1-4, Drum Major 4g orchestra 3, 43 clinic 3g Who's Who 4g basketball 1-43 Spanish Club 25 Glee Club 2, 33 junior-senior prom program 3: speech plays 33 Christmas pageant 33 English IV Club. FRED SMITH The milder! mannerr with a brave bean, English IV Clubg 4-I-I Club 3, 45 FFA 3. OLLENE SHIRLEY Her molto: Trark'em, wlmrk'enz, and .rmurk'em. Band 1-4, majorette 3, 4. SYBIL SHIRLEY Slve'r not fickle-:be jun known' what .flJe's look- ing for and can'l find it. English IV Clubg Hi-Lights staff 45 district AH SPA, meet 43 homecoming maid 1, 4g Spanish Club 1-45 band 1-4, majorette 2-4g district band clinic 1-43 orchestra 3, 4g junior-senior prom pro- gram 3g junior play 3g pep meeting skit 4. HERBERT SMITH It laker brain: to be a genlleman. Transfer from Blevins 2g FFA 4. HUBERT SMITH Quielnerx often rloakr exceptional value. Transfer from Blevins 2g FFA 2-4. HUEY SMITH It it better to wear out tlaan to rust out. English IV Clubg cheerleader 4g FFA 2-45 Who's Who. 4. JAMES STANLEY He keeps it to lsimtelf. Transfer from Patmos 3g English IV Clubg basket- ball 3, 45 FFA 3. HANNAH SUMNER Earnert effom will lead the way to great achieve- menu. Glee Club 1-45 4-H Club 1-45 junior-senior prom committee 3. BILL Tl-IOMASON To me, boob are mere playtbingx. English IV Clubg football 3g junior-senior prom committee 3. CATHERINE STEADMAN Small folk! Jeem to fill a place that no otberf can replace. - Band 1-4, band festivals 1-45 junior-senior prom committee 3. THOMAS STROUD A regular gay who will undertake a tark whole- laeartedly. English IV Clubg junior-senior prom committee 3. BOBBIE TULLIS She Jpeuks liltle hut doer much. English IV Club, FHA 2-4, parliamentarian 43 make-up committee junior plaY 3: foods commit- tee junior-senior prom, 4-H Club 1, 2g Talent Night 4. JERRYE WALKER Took a hachelor, but not a degree. Bancl 4, junior-senior prom committee 33 Latin I Club, speech skits 5g FHA 2. it . .T,,.,,,,.iQ,f, , BETTY LYNN TORBERT A gal with :tyle and Jophirtimtion, Glee Club 1, 3, 45 junior-senior prom commit- tee 3. BARNEY TREECE Not a rare in the world. Football 3, 4. MARY Lou WEAVER Onre the lovex, Jhe love: forever. English IV Clubg homecoming maid 1, 4g Rain- bow Girls 3, 4, Talent Night 3g Valentine Queen candidate 35 Campus Queen candidate 2g Favor- ite Senior Girl. JOHN DAVID W1-im.ow Here'r to the boy with a heart and 4 Jmile, that maker thir thing mlled life worth while . . . for Joanne. English IV Clubg vice president 4g Key Club 2-4, president 4g football 1, 45 speech plays 35 junior play 35 junior-senior prom committee 3g Talent Night 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, treasurer 25 Who's Who 4. 0 60360-'84 DOYLE WHITTEN Experience maker uf wire. English IV Clubg baseball 1, 2, 43 track 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4, reporter 43 FFA 2-43 foot- ball 1. JUDY WHEELINGTON A newcomer from California, Jbe ba: already made many friendf. Transfer from National City, California 4. CHARLOTTE WILSON Keep coolg anger if not ay-gumem. Band 43 Latin Club 33 junior-senior prom com- mittee 3. ' ALICE YocoM Goodnerr ir beauty in il: bex! exlate. FHA 2-43 Glee Club 2-43 usher junior play 52 junior-senior prom committee 33 Music Festi- val 2-4. joa WILLIS The rule of lair life iJ lo make bufineu a pleaxure and pleasure a buxinen. ' NHS 43 English IV Clubg Key Club 2-43 Spanish Club 1-43 Hi-Lights staff 3, 43 Bobcat staff 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 43 football 1-4, co-captain 1, 43 Who's Who 43 elementary football coach 43 baseball 1-43 basketball 2-43 DeMolay 2-43 junior-senior prom program 33 usher for Com- mencement 3g band 1, 2. MARY WILLIS A winning .rmile and a generozu nature Ilya! will carry leer far. English IV Club3 FHA 43 Library Club 3, 43 Rainbow Girls 3, 4, treasurer 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 3, reporter 23 Talent Night 1, 2. Byron Thompson Spomor Mrs. Joe Amour Sponsor Mrs. P. L. Perkins Sponfor 2 :gig Dnldg Q , as 5 1:--as M. V ww .J as 3 ,Q as F-Ski 0? x ig, ,af-1 4 1 Ng? f -1 19' 'fV5f?71 Wx ij, 1 . , - 4 -wk ,, nhl, - i N M. ,. .. 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JOAN NORVELL Senior i PATSY MARTIN BARBARA G Iumor FWMMQSIFFIN AQUA Q. 'Qs 3,-qpusw 'E h ,ww :.,:-. 2 L X x S., X 5 1, x 2 P X 'Wbwda M0515 Studzouf KENNETH GILLIAM WANZELL NIX Bef! Athletes RAYMOND CI-IURCHWELL BETTY OWEN 3 if S I :LES ' I ffl his H, ., 5-uf 'P Q i'o' ' .1 Q use Q ,Q-v., Ji-- ak Moi! Vemzfile JOE XX H.LIS BILLIE BAKER -Add' Moft Lzkely to Succeed EMILIE ELDER ALBERT GRAVES ,nb as 4 . W , n 4 l Q ia . W 1 ,K v eil' A -up I 25. K , A - , k 4 , f -aw 'N .' K if :.,,. iw ,- Jw' fi.,,..i uf wa 3. - -M. N,-yxa 'W 1-- 1' wa . . X 9 - I 1,4 . Q W Q . - .X v.w f Q W., ' nw' -' 4 f f. 1, . , Ajvvii 3.5 VJ, ins, 52,10 4 i Wg, 1 ffm , fgiff x ff' ,R ff, V mu ' , ' f -' qv , ' V , fs 91-,,7,, . w g k p W - , 'f,.4? Q' hx rig -n 'ISS ' f DMM Y 5 ' ' ' 70441470 Moy! Dependable Most Talented BILLIE BAKER GARY RATELIFF VOLMER BOYD PAULA RALEY 7 ,, eee e YV e 2 511 1 ,Q ,qw 2 if , ,- g . 2 1 1' ef f 5 1 K: , 1 RX Q , . 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Q ve, ew 0 , 9 SONNY GRIFFIN King of Hearts 666644 EMOGENE FULLER GINNY HERNDON i ti is fa-5' rits Left to right: Billie jo Rogers, Mary Lou Weaver, Lurlene White, Barbara Griffin, Syble Shirley, Diane Latshaw, Lyla Brown, Paula Raley, Judy Beth Amour, crownbearer, Captain Raymond Churchwell, Queen Emogene Fuller, Queen Ginny Herndon, Captain A thrilling pre-game spectacle was the formation of the on the field by the homecoming royalty and their senior Bobcat escorts. 2 any Alam if if joe Don Willis, David Morris, crown bearer, Joanne Ensminger, Vera Tonnamaker, Sandra Robins, Billie Baker, Pat McGill, Barbara Holder, Barbara Gutherie, Billyc Williarns, Dana Cunningham. is l s ,ss M!-'l N s - M s N lm' ssslii sf s s sihs e c T From their seats of honor, the homecoming queens and maids cheered the Bobcats on to victory over the Nashville Scrappers on October 22, Ziee za In Circle, from lower left hand corner reading clockwise: Ginny Herndon, Huey Smith, LaVerne Cooper, john Barr. Inside circle: Joanne Ensminger and Spanky Mitchell- JOANNE ENSMINGER ? H in 1 1 HUEY SMITH ,,w GINNY HERNDON Mmm-6 k,,.. if. X umm ' I At the top of the pyramid are queens, Alice Coffee, and Emma Jean Tollett. The maids, in descend- ing order of rows from the top, reading from left, are first row: Pat Akerson. Marcia Bowden, Sandra Mayton. Second row: Carolyn Philv lips, Myra Grisham, Linda Rateliff, Vivian Tonnemaker. Third row: Vivian Light, Linda Polk, Erlene Lester, Linda McRay, Jo Anne Hart. Fourth row: Sue Houston, Donna Freeman, Bobbie Garrett, Judy Mc- Dowell, Sandra Hobbs, Betty Jo Cox. Fifth row: Sue Cook, Jewell Shope, Janelle Warren, Sheila Fos- ter, Berteen Cornelius, and Jo Anne Huett. C... ..-------..- 1 ununm ' wr v.,.e.,,x AY: , A W A 5 g fe-by .t ' 'ff ', 4991 A . f t J A ff? l ' W X V ,tear M V - ' ' , ,realm , W by Wagga, J r,,,w,,y5r K M aff -A , - an M , 4 A . 'H . ' e 4. , r 9' -1? r ll! -'Jeff' ,iR'r,,e., ' ' 4 A fe - K , u, 'dw , , f Q r .2 raw! 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Aff' Q L: ff X : - 3 I P'- 1 E E Jf X Z if x 4' ' 32 3 5 1 Cf ', E 6 Y 1 'f-SJ? XJ, as E 'F , F Q ' IJ fi? 4 .f 1 N M ' N M 5 df V5 . Xxx h P S E A X 'W f N . x W ,, .YY.. - if'- M Measure Fav Measure -- -H f Y A--'-- - Jus-uf 1 in-f Min- 4,-1 ' , A . inlig -9 I Y Xxx ' 37 2,4 i -KR 49 . A A -..M Y ,,,. . ' I 1 X ,tin Wa 7 Hwy C: 3-new WW ...Assn 15555. 3x ,,gxii , . . - A 4? LAWRENCE MARTIN JOHN PIERCE Head Coach Line Coach LAWRENCE ALBRITTON BYRON THOMPSON B Team Coach junior Coach R 1 . A ,.,, .W ' 'HN ww! wunmmh-f qqguau-nw-u sv . , a Q, ,, ,W M Q11 zpvrpww- had Zadmz Front row, left to right: Bill Briclgers, manager, john Whitlow', Roy Mullins, Don Ruggles. managerg Wayne johnson, Charles Atkerson, Ray Ferguson, manager. Second row: Leroy Cooley, james Cornelius, Ralph Wiggins, Charles Halbert, Bengie Owen, Sonny Griffin, Al Graves, Gilbert Hone-ycutt, Joe Willis, Marshall Rowe, Buddy Mosely, Dicky Lauterbach. Third row: Benny Johnson, Steve Marlar, Garney Hatch, Bill Blake, Niles Hipp, Raymond Churchwell, Bruce Duke, Bobcats in Action f.,,,x,. 5 ? 'f' f'i w Q., f da' S' nu gf A Wh 5 1 WM fa A A ,Q E wx, 5 Qlxs F'-2... W L KM! ,sys JAMES CORNELIUS JOE DON WILLIS ' '-munazenemmw.. 1, f rmsam-..i.-- .ammamala 1... RAYMOND CHURCHWELL Q. SONNY GRIFFIN HOPE 12-STAMPS 12 In their third seasonal meeting to make their gridiron debut, the Hope Bobcats and Stamps Yellow jackets deadlocked 12-12, before an estimated crowd of 2700, in Hammons Stadium on September 18. The Bobcats made good two breaks and scored two quick touch- downs in the first quarter. Stamps scored both of their touchdowns in the first half. The last half was uneventful, and the game ended 12-12. HOPE 7-DeQUEEN 7 The Hope Bobcats and the DeQueen Leopards battled to a 7-7 tie before a capacity crowd at DeQueen on September 18. After a scoreless first half, Hipp recovered a fumble across the goal line. Graves' conversion put the Cats out front 7-0. The Leopards got back into the game on the passing of Elliott and jerry Whitten, who made the score. The game's horn sounded with Hope 7, De- Queen 7. E Somebody s gotta movc i 5 .WVWQ a M, 55:-:fm A '-'iw ,A A . at 3 'd,1 ilvf -.psig Q 'ft W1 7 ya . , , 7 Wifi' ' it? i LEROY COOLEY 'hw , Q ,A-., Q ,- . . . ' - , L. ,X f -Q. 1- X H.. va, se . .Q f ,. sw X X VT-L' mv ,- , HOPE 0-EL DORADO 33 El Doraclo's halfback Bobby Bates ran wild as he paced his Big Seven Wildcats to a 33-0 win over the lighter Hope Bobcats on September 25 at El Dorado's Memorial Stadium. El Dorado got two touchdowns in the opening quarter. jones' con- version made the score 21-0 at halftime. The Bobcats threatened once as they drove to the Wildcats' 15 yard line just before the game ended. HOPE 20-PRESCOTT 6 Breaking into the win column, the Hope Bobcats led by Duke and Marlar, wrestled a 20 and 6 victory over the Prescott Curly Wolves at Hammons Stadium on October 3, Steve Marlar scored the other touchdowns on a 43 yard scamper and a 3 yard plunge. Al Graves kicked the two pointsi jerry Daniels ran 63 yards for Prescott's only score. I 3 it al The Onlooker JAMEs CASTON 3 i at . is BILL BLAKE DICKY LAUTERBACH ,gm R-4 v. 5- NILES HIPP 'kit S. ,t ,aff-4,5 BS. ' ALBERT GRAV JOHN DAVID WHITLOW I ,,.,-,.,.as . ..., wr , W numfuw IF BARNEY TREESE . ' IU' ,ii BENJA OWEN CHARLES ATKERSON . . fr'-..f 3 -122 HOPE 14-HOT SPRINGS 6 The Hope Bobcats chalked up their second straight win by edging the Hot Springs Trojans 14-6 at Hammons Stadium on October 9. In the second quarter, the Bobcats tallied both of their touchdowns. Bruce ,Duke plunged 3 yards for the first score to climax a 23 yard drive, and Raymond Churchwell hit paydirt a few minutes later. Al Graves kicked extra points. Hot Springs' only score came in the final period. HOPE 0-FAIRVIEW 53 Unable to get their offensive machine in gear, the Bobcats were swamped by the fast running Fairview Cardinals, at Fairview on October 18. Trailing 7-0 at the half, the Cats seemed to lose all their steam during the second period, and the Cardinals led by Woodrall and Lusby scored almost at will. The Bobcats threatened several times throughout the game, but could never make a touchdown drive materialize and were bounced 33-0. Cornered ! www, V ,. M. . Ltizdgggn. ar. 7 K - -HY! CHARLIE HALBERT JIMMY BRUCE A ' V 1 lf 1 I: .fa -' r ' :Q ,, .. . M., W A P 'SWL HOPE 2 1-NASHVILLE 12 ,Hope drew first blood when Steve Marlar scampered around end for 6 yards and a touchdown at Hammons Stadium on October 22. In the final minute of the first half, Marla: heaved to Sonny Griffin who weaved his way across the goal line. Wayne johnson plunged 3 yards for the Bobcats' last score. Yates plunged for Nashville's first score, and Robbins passed to johnson for the final score. HOPE 14-CAMDEN 39 Powerful best describes the Camden Panthers as they rolled over the Bobcats 39-14 at Hammons Stadium on October 30. After a scoreless first quarter, a bad punt in the second period started the Cats on their way to a 14-0 half time deficit. The Panthers weren't through, however, for on their first play from scrimmage of the second half Lindsey broke away and went 62 yards for a TD. Two passes and a 15 yard penalty finally put the Bobcats at TD's door where Blake plunged over. Churchwell passed 30 yards to Marlar for the Cats' final score. PAUL HUDDLESTON RUFUS HERNDON W Don't worry! They got him. , . 'H as-. 'Q ,. ' QQ,-1-I , .At -is . f A -.vw-0,a..,fL,' . . ' . ,ghlnni , 1 .. .4 L , , 1 . ,M .. f . V . , f-Q44 A . .. A A Q, ,, , - . .X . 5f1f'..+ - , v .WA .. , ,J A BRUCE DUKE iff 34? E . 2 -1 A at and p .f rf hiv. ww. -im, 4, - ,iw ...Ji ,N , 7',m Eg3A Y J ROY MULLINS VUAYNE JOHNSON 1 7 -mf f 3 it K L fl . Agway ew RALPH WIGGINS ,g O y BENNY JOHNSON if A asian. Msg . c!,,,,if . , . ,, ,L . -. ,. , wifi- 4 , ,. ., , . vt - fa-M.. Lf -aw-.. Y' 4- Y - lf - - , ,-g,....v',,,,, Q HOPE o-MAGNOLIA 46 Led by Kelvin Wyrick, who scored 28 points, the Panthers of Magnolia skunked the Hope Bobcats 46 to 0 there on November 6. In the initial quarter, Magnolia drove to Hope's 7 yard line where Wyrick skirted end for the score. He also kicked the extra'point. The Bobcats threatened to score in the last minute when Marlar inter- cepted a pass and raced 57 yards to Magnolias 25 yard line, but Hope lost the ball a few plays later on an intercepted pass. HOPE 20-ARKADELPHIA 7 The Bobcats won their first conference game by defeating the Arkadelphia Badgers 20-7 there on November 12. Arkadelphia drew first blood when they completed a 62 yard pass from Baker to Bur- roughs. Meador kicked the PAT. Hope lighted up the scoreboard on a pass from Raymond Churchwell to Buddy Mosely. The last TD came when Churchwell skirted left end for 14 yards. Albert Graves booted the PAT. The final score was Hope 20-Arkadelphia 7. GILBERT HONEYCL T'l , 4. M Where's the fire? STEVE MARLAR , 1 M ig Y ,T ,fs JACK KEC eg, .,:- , My ' my sg, HOPE 14-SMACKOVER 14 Thrilling the spectators with a 99 yard run for a touchdown, Ray- mond Churchwell paced the Bobcats as they battled the favored Smackover Buckaroos to a 14-14 tie in their final 7-W tilt at Ham- mons Stadium on November 20 at 8 p.m. Churchwell also went 56 yards in the first quarter for a 6-0 Bobcat lead. Shortly before the half ended, Buddy Mosley smeared Wood in the end zone for a safety and 9-0 halftime margin. The Cats were driving at the Smackover goal line when the final gun sounded. HOPE 7-TEXARKANA 55 The Texarkana Razorbacks, who placed 7 on the Big 7 All-State, slaughtered the Hope Cats 55 to 7 in T-Town on Turkey Day, Novem- ber 26, with game time at 2 p.m. The Bobcats, playing a full 12 game ' slate, finished with a 4-5-3 record. This was the final game for 19 S senior Bobcats. MARSHALL ROWE Y , ki- - JOEL OSBURN aim? iii- . ,.,. W, ., ,gawk Touche ! Q N, . .gt G .. A ,af- sf, , , .T ' f-Jrffie. ...n - 4 iz, i . .ff W B Sa .1 'I ' X A Y A m-- .pk-1' ,W ', ,, ' A N :' ' 942.Q - .- .,,c ., , ,j,..--T'fI,,', r f 'ws v-wc-. ff -,-,Q 1- ,Ni , - I .gm . y-my-. . CHARLES cHAMBu3ss .t.. .1 5' an i.,,.,'5- A a fa Q-ww, .:-'J1'uQ'- f ' 'rum .. , 'r' '4 ' rlfffra, X-fs, F -a,,, , if I r ' ' , 1.?'1s.f ,J . H - 1. eff ,,' AJ, gg Q- ii?-3 f: , ,, 'J Z .J- CK This is a job for Superman! DON RUGGLES ', Manager l If v W1 X ww Q I N 4 f . ,C g K - vq , V RAY FERGUSON Manager 1 s 3 W f A X x ...a-Q... 4- A 4 N rx . ? 'f iL.-f .hz ' . A , 5 is Q . .. . ' sw. ,. gm X .. -. V ,. .. . N M ., -. mx--M i V .2 mfg? ' X- 85 S K . L., - I-ww ,W my . ,Q .xx - . W F , ,A -: . X, -f 55 . .fflliwt . .W Nl A L ,max L, . v . vm, ,7,g,,L,.,,,r . ' .fl 1- , .H ' sf , .. - Q W. ., - ,pw A- ' ' li .V . ., 1 .543 A A Apqqwvivgqwxk trhxxi I - ,M 1 3 . Tvs X fx . . N .Q fe, . . , fm 'W ,. f Another Scrapper eats dxrt. A A m ., . V.. . A-. A . k.T g,Lf,.im.i . ..H .., E r S - - - Q. ik Wu. I il Will he make it? ? ? L? GARY RATELIFF ' Manager Z L' I N X 5 S 4 Y 1 k..+ BILL BRIDGERS Manager .. ,.. - S :eg A . ig wfyixf Vw. T5 L L . K , ,b .. , A 'sg . 5 K es Q ff K .' K . -X f if-5 Wa- ys L Q LAM A ' 2m,,'W egg: . W , xbfigffkh, qg'k5'f5-4' gh ,fd Two hand touch B H ' ! - Q' -' 'Fw W I Z ' , ea. f - ,, ..,.' ,,.. .,. V, A . ,M i BILLY JOHNSON 'fu-Gia, 'Z' S JIMMY FINCHER V :lk BILL THOMAS A 'mf nv JERRY FANT I FRANKLIN McDOWELL CHARLES DOWNS , . ' r w 'jf' .F Q, fv LARRY COX TRAVIS PU RTLE RRY CRAWFORD wx C. BRUNER ,IR f? -M MW5. ., :V TS, Sguad CHARLES BRIGHT A. 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Q - 1 I i +55 ' 5w24afs5Z?f H v wdwsigd l ' M , l BYRON THOMPSON Coafb Reading from left to right: Paul Huddleston, Donnie Hollis, Billy Russell, jimmy Bruce, Eldon Mangum, Sonny Griffin, Garnie Hatch, Charles Halbert, Charles Bright, Russell Mitchell, James Stanley, and Bruce Duke. 1 l 4 l 1 SONNY GRIFFIN MMY BRUCE CHARLES H lu ALBERT SHORTY HATCH takes the tip L GARNIE 1-1A-FC H JAMES STANLEY BILLY RUSSELL DONNIE HOLLIS 1 M-Q .9 ELL - ., RUSSELL MITCH QUULESTON 4 f ' 4 w 1 I M 5-fwmqiw. 5 ,,,, , A if , , . Z-:..3s.,: QSM ..k. - 1 Mig ,t . , . I S Ai MM S! EMM Z ' A W 'fikfs' md. , , Q jg , awk? 1 3 Q Q ' , 'A fffig' ECG 3? H ff - A f 4' was 'K 5 ' -4 5 f if M N - i ?' 7 R 7 Fm 5 f '1' I 2 . 3. K sg f Q q 9 Q . I .nu . X ,- ' A -3 ,,,,1f,,- N K g fi , if '- ' ' A ' Q-dur' X R 3, '53 wg? K 'K K ' -V I ': :' Q fl. V 4Uff3 'khf ifi S , , 7 X I . gifs ' 7 Murzagff BILLY BLAKE ON RUGGLESf RMK . ' N mage' ' Is it out? D FLDON 1wA,x'q-1' 4 muuz , ' M CHARLES BRIGH1 DYKE ,, e 3 -- , - E ' '.,,... fs, . 'L 35 -fin i 1' Vi' X.: S15 ' , If If iiissiie ' af 6 i -f f5 2swB,.,'.. . fu 'W -if? ' 'QM ifj , Q is E MW il if s. ' A ff. ' ' X E fiiai bi . W ffffgfw I' ' ' i' E mi X' 7 ew-5 w 'Eff' 4 K 4 4 'ff 4 35 ,wi f A-W :Moi 3 wi' L Eggs , sz E 1 .9 E S' 1- 55 of ,, 5 H K m QE 5 5 'yr' N 3 ig f are any A ,, f f , ,-., fsism 5 s LAWRENCE ALERITTON C wzrh E HENRY cox 5 535:14 M an ag er S 'v PK W si i 1'-. 'iw of ' A ' , 7 E Q E ,f 4 0 ,V s V E VAgA , .AiA . .V N 9:1 V l Y N if ei First row, left to right: jerry Wfayne Hollis. Travis Purtle, Steve Marlar, Dale Zinn. Second row: Lce Land, Ken Jones, Phil Jones, Cecil Jester, Bill Briilgers. Third row: Harold Honea, Robert Daley, Donald Hamm. o I 'gaedelfaff mm ANNE WILSON C oath O lfirst row, left to right: Billye Willizlxlms, Shirley Mcliay, Gail Cook, Patty Rogers, Virginia Laf- fcrty, JoAnn Rutcliff. Second row: Patsy Martin, Betty Owen, jane BLll'I'0LIgl'lS, '1'c1'6sa1 Williuxlis, Bcrlie Allen, june W'illett. JANE BURROUGHS -ICANN RATELIFF BERLIE ALLEN G zmrd Forufard F 01'u'f11'd Berlie in action PATSY MARTIN JUNE XVILLETT PATTY ROGERS Faru'm'd Guard Fl2?'1,l't17'd Pl b 'giii' ' I ATI GAIL COOK SHIRLEY MCBAY VIRGINIA LAFFERTY Guard Forward Guard mi X. JUANITA GILBERT JOLLY MCBAY Manager Manager BETTY OXWEN BILLYE WILLIAMS TERESA WILLIAMS Gmzrd Fr11'u'ard Guam' I r 5 nr Y, , ,, W, 1,7 From left to right: Sue Houston, Alice Coffee, Betty Cox, Judy Robins, Pat Atkerson, Linda Rate- liff, Jan Robison, Judy Rateliff, Judy McDowell, Barbara Thornton, Shirley Smith, Joyce Vines. In lower center: Coach Anne Wilson. JOHN PIERCE Coach First row, left to right: Jerry Byers. Jerry Franks, Angelo Hollis, James Gilbert. Second row: William Perkins, Man- agerg Gerald Duke, John Nix, Wade Stevenson, Larry Bruce, Jimmy Jones, Manager. Third row: Perry Purtle, Chris Cook, Thomas Lockard. Jimmy Hol- lis. Tommy Polk. Zap L, q,,..M, X' X33 li C? Qs uLKe1f 4V A i I rganizafions wi Q xi 5 K Q 'V R Q J l I kg, x Al 4' in x N f0'!2vAK:f I- 1 ,f '1' t4J'JL-I-1 rt' 4 2 ' ',,, i is QMJxu C 6' W!-51 f ,F gg L! ,fix Xe If 5 . , i ' Tiff' ,HJ Q 1 I A K b, V xt , 1 in ig 3 ' A, fsJ at ir ' A 7 ' ff - Ax S H' i .m yl ,J ix g LH 57 GJ In A 5. 131211 SL 1 if L ff: if Vi A xv M X -, Q22 5 l 5 Eb , X X Ls V 2' x 1' P Aw, 5l' ff xNk 'Y' E I J im? L - A A-1, wigs ff 5 , C' I kr in 3 m,,' W fbi U ,F,,V IQ? H' Front row, left to right: Benja Newbern, Mary Lou Cornelius. jimmy Haynes. jimmy Branrh, Gloria Rothwell, Judy May, june Evans, Charlene Horton, Vera Tonnemaker, Lurlene XX'hite, Ruby Sue Cornelius, Wanzell Nix, Frances Frazier, Syble Shirley. Second row: Carolyn Huett, Catherine Steadman, Nadra Green, Barbara Holder, Mary Ann Rogers, W'ells Nutt, Joy Coffee, JoAnn Hartsfield, George Anderson, Janet McKenzie, Bennie Edmiaston, Laura Mae Rowe, Sylvia Payne, Rowena Rowe, Alice Anthony, Veda Brown. Frances Barrentine, Volmer Boyd. Third row: Virginia Fincher, Bonnie Tullis, Charlotte Wilson, Virginia Lafferty, Patsy Bright, Sue Burke, 24:44 Ln. ,,..,, - . . i Charles Greenlee. -Iuhn Amos. Patsy Calhoun. Franklin Foster. lack Moran. Larry Rider, Cherry Ftter, Delmer XY'eliver. Myra Grisham. Barbara Polk. Frank Horton. A. XX . Martin, Billy An- drews, jimmy Lewis. Darwin Smith. Kirk james. Fourth row: Ann Adams, Billie Jo Rogers, Wayne Boyd, Rayford Mareum. James Vess, Janice Williaixis, James Braden, Charles Prescott, jerry Kidd. Fifth row: Bill Blake. Albert Graves, Charis Roberts, Judy Franks, Virginia Dougan. Jimmy W'ilson, Director G. T. Cannon. Jerry Yvilscmn, XX'ayne Smiley. David McKenzie, Leroy Brown. Gdmmdjhldddm' ll -Q 'l-u. I-IITE SH BLE SI-IIRLEH ,Io , LURLENE VU umm HARTSFIELB -+ Q4 ,. K . FRANCES FRAZIER DARWIN SMITH OLLENE SHIRLEY Q Quill! I CAROLYN H17 UT BARBARA HOLDER BILUE JO ROGERS G.T. CANNON Dirfrfm' 026464 24.5 51 , 11 :- .ig gi-LQ vm Ni f 840 Vi!! 9-O Front row, left to right: Bennie Edmiaston, Laura Mae Rowe, Bcnja Newbcrn, Volmer Dean Boyd Second row: Charles Greenlee, Ronald Boyd, David McKenzie, Darwin Smith, Kirk James Syble Shirley. Standing: Leroy Brown. i l E K, 5 r 'NSA A K' A A 3, w , ,Mjav gy Q r 1 . , From left to right, front row: Fernell Hartsfield, Marlene Plumley, Wanda Maness, Evelyn Adams, Mary Adams, Betty Tolbert, Dema Chism, Twila Keith, Judy McManus, Lyla Brown, Ernogene Fuller, Judy Moses, Toni Thompson, Paula Raley, Janette Barr, Leona Ridgdill. Second row: Joyce Huckabee, Betty Chamberlain, Leona Rogers, Sue May, Sue Cook, Barbara Griffin, JoAnn Hart, Louise Fagan, Melba Russell, Donna Freenuan,-Wanda Dixon, Martha Hendrix, Coe Ardith Harrie, JoAnn Russell. Third row: Pat Huckabee, Delores Robinson, Beatrice Ward, Sarah Key, Jerrine Flowers, Sue Honeycutt, Joyce McBay, Bertha Richardson, Shirley Sinclair, Dana Cunning- Zee MRS. B. C. HYATT Direcior ham, Carolyn Long, Judy Barr, Alice Coffee, Janice Green. Fourth row: Audrey Robins, Cora Baker, Sue Moses, Carolyn Lewallen, Jo Beth Rettig, Betty Huett, Nancy Cox, Katie Watterson, Carolyn West, Annabel Duffie, Cora Haddix, Jerry Almond. Fifth row: Mary Almond, JoAnn White, Carol Stewart, Sybil Wcmrthey, Shirley Wilson, JoAnn Wright, Dollie Beck, Floye Harts- field, Joyce Hampton, Maxine Williams, JoAnn Pater, Marjorie Richardson. Sixth row: Alice Gentry, Vivian Light, Alice Yocum, Richard Wright, Douglas Drake, Billy Schooley, Frances Nash, Doris Huckabee, Judy Hammons, Carolyn Story, and Nancy Smith. if ,,,..Qnn4 ' J rv,,7, 4, ,,7,,v,, ,, , l i L., OFFICERS Albert Graves .....................,.................. Pfendenl Gary Rateliff ......... ,,...., V ice President Emilie Elder ............. ............................. S erretmy Joanne Ensminger .......,.......................... Trearurer Billie Baker .................... Bulletin Board Cbazrman Benjamin Newbern ............ Srmpbook Clmnmazz NATIONAL Hdnon SOCIETY I 3 ? 2 S W S EL Zalman! Wanna newly Miss Gwendolyn Dean Albert Graves Gary Rateliff Emilie Elder Sponmf Benjamin Newbern Janette'Barr Lyla Brown Billie Baker Mary Cornelius Dana Cunningham Sonny Griffin Carolyn Coffee Frances Nash Wanzell Nix Paula Raley Judy Moses Joanne Ensminger Millie Brown Kenneth Gilliam Joe Willis N ' Q U . r ' S ' l OFFICERS joe Willis ....,.......,,,.............,,..,........,...... President Dana Cunningham ...... ....... V ire Prexidefzt X Joanne Ensminger ........ ...........,.. S ecremry X X Deloys Rateliff .......... .,.................. T reufuref X l Billie Baker .....,...... .,,,..................... R eporter Y Carolyn Coffee ..... ........ S crapboola Chairman ill!! lj Janette Barr Lyla Brown Patsy Calhoun Emilie Elder Emogene Fuller Alice Gentry Juanita Gilbert Kenneth Gilliam Sonny Griffin Donald Hobbs Judl' MHY Joyfe MCBay Judy M0565 Ffanqgg Nash Paula. Raley Gafy Ratellff Sandia ROl3ll'lS jo Ann Russell Sybil Shirley john Taylor Lurlene White Billye Williams Mrs. I. W. Martin Sponxor i e 4 amfze dew af :Wanaka 1152. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Hamilton Hanegan, Advisorg Jqyce McBay, Presidentg Betty Chamber- lain, First Vice Presidentg Jolly McBay, Third Vice Presidentg Bobbie Tullis, Second Vice Presi- dent. Standing: Jo Ann Rateliff, Treasure-rg Floye Hartsfield, Reporterg Dorothy Whitten, Secre- taryg Mary Willis, Yearbook Chairmang Betty Owen, Song Leader. Berlie Allen Jerry Almond Mary Almond Janette Barr Judy Barr Veda Brown Jane Burroughs Nellie Byers Betty Chamberlain Edna Earle England Joanne Ensminger Floye Hartsfield Joyce Hampton Sue Honeycutt' Carolyn Huett WQMAKERS Q O sb , C, S? et s f f. E :al ' lark 0 U-1 Y fl 0: O Q QV? Xxo 0 QQ' Nelva Huett Gladine Jester Elizabeth Lauterbach Jolly McBay Joyce McBay Shirley McBay v-1-if Jr NEW vt Allie Marlar Wanzell Nix Annette Oliver Betty Owen Jo Ann Rateliff Charis Roberts Gladys Robert Delores Robinson Melba Sinclair Shirley Sinclair Caroll Stewart Bobbie Tullis Jackie Tyler Betty Ward Carolyn West Marjorie Whatley Jo Ann White Dorothy Whitten June Willett Mary Willis Alice Yocom anime amemaiew af ffmadca , i 1 ki r......... F.H.A. Girls in Living Room of Home Economics Cottage. Raymond Churchwell Pfexidenl Wayne johnson Vice Prerident Gilbert Honeycutt Secremry Huey Smith R. E. jackson Spomar Trearuref' Gary Rateliff Reporler Bobby Leggett Sergeanl-zz!-Army af lfront row, left to right: Bobby Leggett. Gary Rateliff, Huey Smith, Raymond Churchwell, Wayne johnson, Gilbert Honeycutt. Second row: joel Osburn, jimmy Jones, Billy johnson, Lyndon Pate, Kenneth Petre, William Downs, Ralph Evans, Fred Cave, Tommy Lee Lively. Third row: Charles Beck, Charles Atkerson, Lynn Poole, Joe Hollis, Joe Barry Warren, Terrell Mariner, Marlon Byers. Fourth row: Thomas Burke, Chris Petre, Marshall Rowe, Hubert Smith, Leroy Brown, Donnie Hollis, Herbert Smith, 5 7 , A. W John Whitlow Preridenl Buddy Jackson Vice Preridenl Van Moore Serrelary Bill Blake Treasurer John Barr Bill Bridgers Charles Bright james Caston Raymond Churchwell Albert Graves Sonny Griffin Charles Halbert jimmy Haynes Rufus Herndon Niles Hipp Frank Horton Paul Huddleston Wayne johnson Jack Keck Lee Lane Jimmy Lewis Buddy Mosley Benja Newbern William Perkins joe Polk Travis Purtle Don Ruggles joe Willis Billy Wray Dale Zinn 74 wdw Pictured with the film projector which the club presented to the school- are the Key Club offi- CCTS. 5 Lawrence Martin V in ' A Sponjw, I gf Key Club boys help to get the stage ready for B8:PW's Trippin' Around show. Servicing gum machines is one of Key Clulfs year- round projects. V-,,,,,?i Q ll Heel Pfef Benja Newbern idezzl X352 of 69151235 lfjff il A L' ' L j Q 'V ' NX Ng, l r , l M lm f l l XJ lwhn Vire P1 Billie Baker Mrs. Joe Amour Emilie Elder Serrelury Spozzmr Trer15u1'er J 01211 Amos Geo 1, ge Janette BA'7ders0n Ffances Bafl' 3 ren tl- Tillie 'le DO Barre, . Held F B111 B Bla 51, 11l11's0n1ake Wood Volmer D -11.177 6311 B Donngl Bfiinch oyd POW 61' ll OJ' Brown Bowden .ff A r.r.,.,.,,..,.A ,W MMM, .,,, WMW- ..-g ffm 'fun Lyla Brown Millie Brown jane Burroughs Martha Carroll Boneta Cash james Caston Fred Cave Dema Chism Carolyn Coffee James Cornelius Mary Lou Cornelius Ruby Sue Cornelius johnny Cox Dana Cunningham Bill Drake Bennie Edmiaston ff, YU! I4 N21 Y 1 nun .. . v V 0 ll-'N I 1' A 'K 'S l if 1' 155555-'E l f r -I if W - Q- Q? Q g L X .X X- Y s. E.. MII .Z ....I. .-.J Q im jf llllufslll il lux QL A 'I 5 Donald Hobbs Harlan Hollis Nelva Huett Kirk james Helen Jeanes Harry jones Lee Ola Jones Dicky Lauterbach Allie Marlai' Martha Mayton Joyce McBay David McKenzie Frances Mitchell Gayle Moore Judy Moses Guy Mosley C , 50990 X. s W Ensgqkngfei 0 YUM h E guild A9965 li' Q if HW oxwffm egnexhcjyavcs , mbsf' Greenlee X65 Chili. A Ghghn D30 1 xbefl Chaflg Sklixtsikelsl Yyflxlnie Hank cgllcs ENV Ffa UC5 jlgyanzeli xish 311 N IX fog Ofvel Ogbur I 11 DW - Be am O'St 11 1' P6 Berry Bowen Q Ve We Fa Potts 17 Paw R D610 dey Gary? Ratejlff B1Yl1'ejjtelfff ROXSQ lv Charles Rogers Marjorie Richardson Don Ruggles Billy Sanford Syble Shirley Darwin Smith Fred Smith Huey Smith James Stanley Thomas Stroud Bill Thomason Bobbie Tullis Mary Lou Weaver Doyle Whitten joe Don Willis Mary Willis smw BQQ I ll! IM' AWWA, Lil Qi L- Gifgfgi ac IW lm 3-. -ge, l!e -so 11251 S i ' ,e - fi 3 E1 5, L Q., -44, 5 Y O Fgj if .I El s Hug . ,I Richard Wriglif Mrs. W. A. Williaiiis Pfffjdflll Stbgfgjgf Diane Virginia Mclba Twila Doyle' Joyce Bobbie Kay Latshaw Lufferty Simlair Keith Whitten Mcliay Turner Vine Prerideazz Sfrrefmj Twmlrwr Hirfw'i.111 Refwrler A1-1 Chifjrmrzpz P1'og1'am Cbcli1'7IIr1IZ ISE will ,iw-rf 'il Billie Fizinccs Bill Leroy Lyla Millie jane Bukcr Bnrcntinc Blgkc Blown Brown Brown Burroughs Gail Cook Sue Cornelius Bennie 1 Dana Cunningham Edmiaston l LOUISE Frances hmogene Alice Juanita henna-tn Jucnrn Fuller Gentry Gilbert Gilliam Hammons DIC Betty Paula Gladys Sam ll B llic o Gloria DY' en Raley Robeftg Robins Rogers Rothwell Shirley Dam in Nancy ohn Maryorie Billye Joe Don Smith Smith Taylor Whatley Wiliams Willis 4. Charles Tittle Preyidenl I Mrs, L. W. Martin Spomor f Q. Hit M ,Q l Mary Charlene Horton Billye Williams SUS MOSCS Vice Prerident Sefrelary Trearuref' Charles Befk Linda Betts Jane Cooley Judy Franks Marcia Bowden Reporler Donna Freeman Bobbie Garrett Barbara Griffin Lincla Halbert 10 Agn Hart Sara Key Carolyn Lewellen Vivian Light Bobby Myers john Nix Rebecca Plumley Sidney Rogers Carolyn Story Emma Jean TOUCH Bill Tooley Frankel XVebb Ernest Whitten Bobby Wilson Pat McGill Prefidenl Mrs. L. W. Martin Sf707l.f01' Billie Dawn Franks Vive President Nw' john Barr Treayurer Linda Moore Sefrelary Ginanne Graves Reporlef Mar Alice .Anthony Margaret Archer Don Bailey Bill Bridgers Marilyn Edwards Richy Forster Barbara Guthrie Autry Hatfield jimmy Lewis Mar wis janet McKenzie George Peck XX'illiam Perkins Joe Plflk Paula Ralcy Kay Ray jo Beth Rettig Bertha Riclmrdson Judy Wiitkins Seated from left, to right Emilie Elder President Linda Halbert Vice Presidentg Wanzell Nix Secretary Treasurer Janette Bair Bulletin Board L,ha1rman and Ginny Herndon, Pro- Wanzell Nix Serretary-Trearurer Ginny Herndon Program Chairman Janette Barr Miss Gwendolyn Dean Sfmmor dffmr Bulletin Board Chairman af' MM Alice Ann Anthony Billie Baker Patsy Bright Millie Brown jane Burroughs Boneta Cash Sue Cook Vena Elder eww Judy Hammons Carolyn Huett Lee Ola Jones Twila Keith Joyce McBay Janet McKenzie Marion McQueen Wanda Maness Allie Marlar Judy May Lanora Messer Frances Nash Betty Owen Kay Ray Sandra Robins Vivian Ross Nancy Smith Judy Watkins Billye Williams Mary Willis Nelda Ellis Edna Earle England Billie Dawn Franks Juanita Gilbert Ginanne Graves Barbara Guthrie idk' qs. THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS Father Wm cl H omewifeu CHARACTERS Lurlene White fulze Buffer ........................,.....,..... Doug Buffer Dr. Ann Baller Tom Baller ..... Mm. Hanron ..... Hank Steincke ....... Billy Wray Diane Latshaw Rufus Herndon Janelle Yocum Jack Keck Frank Horton lVar1'en ................,..., ...... Sergenmt Lutzfielder ..... ...,.. M1'J, Cranfield ...... Buddy Jackson Judy May M1'J. Ame! ,....... .. ...., Patsy Calhoun Pat Flanagan ,,..,.. .......... S andra Robins MH. Norrir ....... ....,. E mogene Fuller Min Ofbome ..... ....... M ary Ida Adams Calvin Pepper ...... .......,. S kippy Bryan Cynlfsia Lewis ...... ..,... C arolyn Long Mrs. B. B. McPherson Dirertof' Vivian Ross Judy Hammons Rex Easter Louise Fagan Jimmy Haynes Sfudezzt Direftof' P1-omplef Burzzzerf Mr12Idg67 Bumzerx Mnzzfzgei Smge Mmzfzgef johnny Burke Marshall Rowe Janette Barr Deloys Rateliff Patsy Hollis Prerident Vice Preridenl Serrelary Reporfer Song Leader Patricia McKee Sylvia Payne Larry Rider Charles Ruggles .laflife WilliHI11S lose plctum will ,be k '1l954 -Bobcat 'IS a, :rent interest on t le contest, which ls y, will close Janna fhe -candidates, who 'by popular vote, are 1, seniorg Patsy Ma ly -Watkins, f sopho Lbara Griffin, fresh the only one who Jority vote on the fi The votes, which ar ted in containers ssrooms and' downtown 1 1 one cent each. A go to. the yearbook' fee-tt sulmj e c ow 25. were : Joa in j oreg X an. rece st bz fbeii placi l pr him here will ibe a fulf 'pag is of the queen in the 1 ltion of the f'd3ob'ca ' S-l A V b be presented wit a 4 , yll' ptary copy ,of the y arbrc L transfer from Bl vlns, hetlte blonde, is a rn ber lh l.V Club and belo. A Girls. wnette, s tri l . Q ss. 'S-h ls 2 Ayvl blu 'La n Cl i te, with? e T Glee ecoming, 1 X 1 31 Hope, Arkansas,lFriday, January 15, 1954 Q' mf A if 4 1 - no cKv THMOPSON MAKES Febl'l13l'Y 16 D 0 WWW K For Fmal Shl sg 411, MLA RAM 'yaura Rebecca f'BeckyJ Yeafbookfify 3,019 Gif- 8' Q Aff on weighed in at eight 'February -16 has ,'Qig'?.5l,Q'? ASS1S11aI1't of halt pounds at the final deadline for 7' s - 500 ster Hospital at 1 a. py to be ln they Buslness Manager B-Y proud parents' are to Taylor Publ' Q V -t d Mrs. Byron Thomp- Dallas, Texas ofa? 7' U Q Kms' whom the faculty and Dana Cunnirfgq-iq ' I ' V A send congratulations. Included tearsg J, 9 Q 'hex U 514 . will be abs, 01,9 V19 49:9 W6 0 an advertisefv 35 0 Wes!! f h' 1 ' ' ' 006154 e'1d3,,-'Z ,go A two . tract Band Clinic Pfgsigwotsyqv ,Q ' 4,000 11,5 rm, Red c v . 0 1- ,, 1' , F for their -F? 8926? 0'-bake tobellcfe avr Am' 303912 Staff membe '90 ,g060IQa0Io11g ' 5:1 Qoq nfimif D CAROL YN COFFEE AHSPA vlties are Caro 'Q X D64-1116? 5:42 fo, do V Jo'1.v,ller, JLu ones Edito fue -Baker. 1 ' 1 0 eqqsob ' 1 eff 0 lm r ea may . on I.-e,,,u,,, 6 the Asffv., Z1,,,Z0s6 01 .bb 7:6 ,ds Agnew, Oafolyn We ....... Carolyn Coffee athletic sections will com : fd 6-A 711. 1- ff 9-O, 0,1-,Bala .05 s' C0egAff1f'i ev' ' Lyla. Brown W ' ' A p n ,PERL J. d7' 32,2-mn' flow' . ...... L fl Whit E - ' u y ' sy 1 S22 Wim: The Sta . GARY RATELIFF r ,fsyi umm, 1,0 etta y Bitelld, Paula Raley The 5 - ' M a er S Op- ei lAuthony, and lnny Hoses, Emogene Fuller! , Asslstant Buslness an g dur- 'Jn Paula Relay wi be Griffin, Donald Hobbs lP0!'tunitY.t. I. ilnin. , . Gilliam. SYIY-18 Arnold lflg the flfhc avl.lX?'Sfvl-'Llj 'JlJyX1l5 auuounxpsanla unu CXKIB Members of vhs K y Cx 'sBg: fm?g:::fi issues of the paper you helped to insure its continuation. - work bacgtaiegu 2:1 lam ' ' We are now planning to conduct our second semester gzgjrgpsvecggi fm' gen. 8 Dm' camuum subscription drive. Its success is 11' r IS ,An ennhnnutic 'lone NBII, Deion Rdollff for you and it is your supportf S0121 fit: 259537333 3583 9 'WV' Pm' cv' fhe staff members as 8 3 g - ' M' Jo Am, A Turner is directing th D701 me ' mm' my 'lui' naflle to the 'and oyer T200 local p ople . I-nn N hy ' he cast. AlI'1pi-dcsed 1 K4 link. ees u , done so bef 'mm wan Associ mm. , ' .. ln. 1' LYLA BROWN f ' Assistant Editor 'G' ARD , . worn on rrojects Joyce Mclpy lls rx vrbryibroo 1 -rnnzljgfirouijmaking a edeboiitfng a. bedroom the 'home economics ng oveiftlinfduring this iod. 'Li-mited-to 36 liuuis' o complete the prdblelfi, he limnemiakerrs ot the training for axgorerdoi 5 ,oik of relief. Shirley Mc- ked, Now I hive a new Iunimpklng lt, learned L-got more' sewing ex- ml -...A M an I mmm. x thnt 'it is'oi19',yn ly end and that A practice all the tlm. know after trying thx in 36 hours. In decoratin. Christmas .linl field 'decided ookles in her. strange reason outjsas were ix JOE DON WILLIS ents N ghts received D. r first .two pafp- umm, ' s gl-ligh School gat., 33..- on bulletin for Dgzember Mins' Nm-4 .. 1.4.4 .., .,',.,.,,,,.1 LURLENE WHITE ' c0n '7' Assistant Editor ' ,as follows :4 ci pal. Business Manager t October Ez, wa1jh5E,'th9'!hg.'fa1Q,Q'y1 ,Qm 9 1 W3-nm? list of three 'homes sulnnltted by te down and ' ' fesse-d. V 1- 1 - V Q the senior, girls. ' ' 1-ren the main ltory and a. three- ' , ' ' '- Carol Stwwart, .egpurl!g1Ci112'.'ilU!'. hmmn an across me-top Schuh! Billie has Onhpeted in egemer. '9PYP'f. f'ff'HTi'9c3,f2m?1efe.1i.f 'imhrs have a special wpbmmity 51 'ef' TNF. 'i93?f1Df1Eifff.i'3' QL Juanita Gilbert Kenneth Gilliam Ginanne Graves Sonny Griffin Judy Hammons Jo Ann Hartsfield Donald Hobbs Mary Charlene Horton Judy May Joyce McBay Judy Moses Frances Nash Paula Raley Deloys Rateliff Sandra Robins Jo Ann Russell Syble Shirley John Taylor Billye Williams Mrs. L. W. Martin Spomor 73-'J-1' 5:4514 Sylvia Arnold Billie Baker Janette Barr Volmer Dean Boyd Patsy Calhoun Gail Cook LaVerne Cooper Dana Cunningham Bennie Edmiaston Emilie Elder Joanne Ensminger Emogene Fuller Alice Gentry lil! 0 8 . Y R lzfzlzefj IFF qzzqfcyj Q99 S WRX' 01' LB SP0115 ww ff DANA CUNN IN G HAM Editor gakat L 5,6 543,751 Staff U! 'UV Ps fr, rf 6 QPSWQMQSSQS CZffe,841?1? Q CE wx s Q96 '44, ..g5Qj2S' s SANDRA ROBINS xp QV Smzpflafzlf QQ' JQA NN E fr E E '1W S1141 ef MGE R JOYCE M B C AY SU ww A Gmsem F e an u 1' e s 0 AU Sw QQ, 41 XXX X SQ QMS fvgrly J' pq? CQ J' 'W , Q 436 6 XIX? 1? -I' CQYYY5 49 C,?8'OX!Nm1L1e is l . is ,frigid Badgers completely surrounded as Hope wins over Arkadelphia. As game with Badg- ers begins, Charlie re ach es for the moon. Two more points as Hoopie loops the hoop. BobkittenBruce jumps high to win if toss over Baby Badgers wi' wi , , .1- Y, 3 ' .feed ggfr., ..,. is Hi . -sh 1igg,,M fixfmk xv K . ni-f. 1 , Wi., in wk- ' ' 5 XE1M:::gQg,, ,' ,xy f f . , f 4 . 2' we 9 Y he fem nmmpugi 6.HIn spring 3 young an Circumstancen 7. Hula-who No? 5. Tug-O'-towel! 9. SOS QSGQQ one 3 16. HHQWQ ow Q Chev 'W M kwa Q , .. J rsh? ? ., M ,335 iw. X 9' mi' 1462-dj? ,- ,,...- , ' ryxki gbw 1 rf 1 i fl W 1:4 'MQ siiw '-PW ' 7 Q.. K'5,,7r is Z b w w ffw??5'w'Q WM fiwf fmf , :Q Z ,Q N, L ' 'K , N , A My '-' 1 1.-f - ,- f-I fi' f:,7f ...ii 'Y , -,,-: Z U s - , A 'f fn -1 '- - A1: -A if How docs the world look from that angle? Going for a dip? Ih the tall timber The human pyrandd The studious type Ready for the dance? B.0. harming in Look this waygboys- Praying pile on Muscle man Griffin The mystery woman X . is if' ff! ff' 2 -F aff ':2?'- ' M' , A M x div, ,V M 1Wha1f':goir1g on here? 2. Just ao many birds in a row. 3. Hold me tight ba-by. ! Y 1 4. Your hair s like a da. 5. cehat, :fa gbointing at ,. gm wim- WW' .W,..-v. . z 6. Up in the any junior birdman. A Q N i 7. A hunting we will go. psi' 25 4 , f 8. Sleepy time girls. f , J 9. The Gang. f 5, 10. Going up the hard way. A Q,Y 1. fQQ -MQ ll. Those were the days. 12. Peek-a-boo. 2 4 i :E2 V if 3.5.5. siait a minute, boys. 5, ,1-' f :SQ gg ' A ' aw v-1 11- JR' '59 '1 Q ,L '-Q, 7, , A, . gkfdkq E ff , ,V' K K S E X 'Y 'L W - X .M N,p Qi 'gummy W,yi gf, , QwwWQggxf'fJ iii ? g32WHfQ5yf -7 H I g l i . , ,fggwgf ,am ' G wwf? ww 'V -wmgga , Lf iv ' 4 ' , . L . V .. n .. ' 'E l 4 mgliiig ! Ri X15 AAV' 43:5 1. 2. 5. 4. QC. 6. 7. E. 9. IG. X ll. somebody push her. Ahl Gut great heritage. 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WWW'-' 5-Z 'fWm?M6w ,9,,,,,, aM,,4,7z,.W !fM7?2-ily? Qwwmgw. iw 0f '0174+-- ,dfaffbdfw Www YOUNG CHEVROLET COMPANY PENNEY'S MID-SOUTH COTTON SUPPLY JOE'S CITY BAKERY KING'S DRIVE-IN NUNN-McDOWELL MOTOR CO. HOPE THEATRES, INC. JOHN S. GIBSON DRUG CO. HERBERT BURNS HAYNES BROS. SOUTHWESTERN PACKING CO. JACK'S NEWS STAND COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. BRUNER IVORY HANDLE CO. B. R. HAMM MOTOR CO. SHIPLEY STUDIO CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK STEWART'S JEWELRY STORE LEWIS-McLARTY, INC. 1 BROWN'S CASH GROCERY KLIPSCH AND ASSOCIATES KXAR RADIO STATION LOIS BEAUTY SHOP NATIONAL LAUNDRY HOPE BASKET COMPANY PIGGLY WIGGLY RITCHIE GROCER COMPANY I OWEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE BEN RATELIFF GROCERY FOX TIRE SHOP-' WEST BROS. DEPT. STORE BURKE'S SHOE STORE FRANKS 8: SONS SCOTT'S STORE GRAYDON ANTHONY LUMBER CO RAGLAND OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO LLADIES SPECIALTY SHOP N ROY ANDERSON 81 COMPANY COBB RADIO 81 TELEVISION THE TRADING POST HAMM TIRE 81 APPLIANCE fFIOPE AUTO COMPANYH' FIRST NATIONAL BANK HOPE MFG. COMPANY' GULF REFINING CO. GUNTER LUMBER CO. 4.fVVHITE'S DRIVE-IN - TOL-E-TEX SINGER SEWING CENTER JOHN P. COX DRUG CO. JAMES CLEANERS BOSWELL SISTERS BEAUTY SHOP -A-' HOPE BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. we ky TO GREATER VALUES COTTON SEED FERTILIZER GROCERY MID-SOUTH 8K COTTON and SUPPLY Fronf and Walnui' Sfreefs D. I Y P. O. Box 454 7-4655 Owner YOUNG CHEVROLET COMPANY -da- -- Your Cl1evrole'r Dealer Since l925 Wesf Bros. Dep+. Sfore THE HOME OF GOOD VALUES Every+l1ing for Men, Women, and Children HOPE, ARKANSAS p H s smarf 'lo call us abou? your L GULF OIL PRODUCTS E. J. WHITMAN, DH. REQUWEMENTS GULF REFINING COMPANY PRODUCTS Phone 7-2I24 Hope, Arkansas E4,f0f'74-' GOODS LUCK GOOD 1COFFEE Hope Au+o King's Drive-ln Company Hope, Ark. O Dial Your Dealer I QYT-5 X' 7-9946 704 Wes'I' 3rd ' kj Y Dial 7-2598 .f Cobb RADIO AND TV SERVICE TV -- RCA RADIOS AII Work Guaranfeed TELEVISION 206 S. Main PICK-UP AND DELIVERY BOTTLING COMPANY P onnun 0 o 'KTA 2,6 Q 0 Q0 I K wllbv V ' -islsxxii' ' I 51,3 HOPE THEATRES. INC. SAENGER, RIALTO, DRIVE-IN CompIimen+s of I'I EBERT BU RNS Sfore for Men and Boys IOI W. Second S+. HOPE. ARKANSAS CompIimen+s of Franks 81 Sons WI1oIesaIe Fruii' and Produce FINEST FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Sou+I1 WaInu+ SI. HOPE, ARKANSAS III . 43 IIIIII If B. R. HAMM MOTOR CO. Hamm rmfs g ll - aoonpfiz n I SI II , Tire and Appliance Co. COMPLETE . LUBRICATION We Take Th's YOIg?gj!3g'VN SEIYICE Oppor+uniI'y ' WASH'NG To COn9'a+uIa+e GENERAL ELECTRIC PAINTING , BENDIX REpAgRING The Senlors RECONDITIONING of APPUANCES Q O FACTORY I954 GENERAL ELECTRIC APPROVAL MOTOROLA SERVICE O TELEVISION Do Your Banking WiI'I'I CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Hope, Arkansas CAPITAL, SURPLUS, AND PROFITS S750,000.00 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION A SI0,000.00 Maximum Insurance For Each DeposiI'or EE' ATL 5: -2+ - gt 7: N :si -A ' 43 R' I H:-..: Qin- . 3'--' I-ii' I : :-':1:2:1:::-:-gtg:-2 QR :I ri E 1 PL-F:-1-5 '-vf 5:2 21: I' ,f 54, Q., mgqzygsn.. :g - 532'-'55 fans - - - - 5 Q 9 33 X OR 3 , SlNA,4kI...L. UR ACCOUNT WE WELCOME YO We Pay ZW In'reres+ on Savings Accounfs FIRST NATIONAL BANK Hope, Arkansas MEMBER F.D.I.C. SI0,000.00 MAXIMUM INSURANCE FOR EACH DEPOSITOR SAVE I Q Y 2000: Q boi' ,I 5 'Xi Home of Individual Wash and Sanifone Dry Cleaning NATIONAL LAUNDRY and CLEANERS ' Dial , 7-2764 Complimenfs of BEST WISHES FOX HOPE MFG. me SHOP COMPANY Sou+I1wes+ Proving Ground COMPLETE B. BENDER AUSTIN HUSTON TIRE SHOP Presidenl' Vice-Presideni' ',,I,.- ll' Include Us in Your Plan +o Build a Home Hope Builders Supply Coq EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING Dial 7-238I 3rd and La. S+. 9 c, 0 NX: ' ,Nm A t A ' GET 1250 1 Q Ex 'fda' WORLD OF SWEETS 2nd and Shovel. For Those Evening Treafs HOPE ARKANSAS Befween School and Home You'lI Never Wani' +o Roam From JOE'S CITY BAKERY 1066, We Specialize in Orders f:l From +I1e Dainliesf Cooley FS B +oA+I1e Four Tiered Wedding Cake Joe JONES, owner I ' SUE O'STEEN, Decora+or Hope BURKE5 SHOE STQRE Ark. NUNN-McDOWELL ' To Be Successful , MOTOR COMPANY X Look I'l1e Par? L JAMES CLEANERS PlcK-uP AND DELIVERY BUIIIIS GRHITCAHS 504 S. Walnuf N! HOPE, ARKANSAS D. I ic 3rd and Walnul' 7-2352 RITCHIE GROCER CO. Wholesale HOPE ARKANSAS Compllmenls of Complimenfs of SCOTT'S STORE JOHN S. GIBSON we A,A,, DRUG Your HOPE, ARKANSAS Dealer RAG-AND OFFICE EOLIPMENT CO. 3I I-3I3 Main Sfreef OFFICE MACHINE HEADQUARTERS . FOR THIS AREA New and Used Typewrifers, Adding Maohines, Calculafors TEXARKANA EST. I876 ARK.-TEXAS NSW DEPARTMENT STORE HOPE, PRESCOTT, CAMDEN, MAGNOLIA, NASHVILLE Besf Wishes MUTUAL BROADCASTING From Your SYSTEM SINGER I490 on Your Dial SEWING CENTER los S u+h EI S+. 0 ' KXAR Dial , HOPE, ARKANSAS 7.5840 l 9 BROS. Dial 7-329I THERE IS NO PROFITABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY Wi+h Bes+ Wishes A - :SXTRN To The Siudenis . ROY ANDERSON and CO. ',','z. 1 H A BUDDY EVANS We Carry H i' CALLIE cASToN Full Line of ' WANDA SINCLAIR Magazines and Papers I ROY ANDERSON JACK'S NEWSSTAND THE TRADING POST Phones 7-463l 7-4632 RAY TURNER JIM JAMES YIQF ., R Jw T We Buy and Sell Used Cars ll . fl Hope, Arkansas fgv BEST WISHES BOSWELL SISTERS beauty shop Complimenls of TOL-E-TEX HOPE, A RKANSAS KLIPSCH A and ASSOCIATES Building lhe Au'l'l1en1'ic KLIPSCHORN WORLD'S FINEST SOUND REPRODUCED Hope, Arkansas KLIPSCHORN SEE US FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDS Builders Hardware Lowe Brofhers Painfs Super Kemlone Doors, Windows, Millwork GUNTER ReI'aiI I 'l I n , J, .,l lilly.. lllmlllxxglll-lil!!! X V 1,1 ffl' 'tv' E. H... Nhlx N 'ev R XI' ,ff p NN, X f , l II N Hope, Arkansas Dial 7-3495 Complimenls of BRUNER IVORY HANDLE CO. Hope, Arkansas WE'LL HANDLE YOU RIGHT Complimenis ' fo fhe Seniors of l954 T From HOPE BASKET COMPANY Manufaciurers FRUIT and VEGETABLE BASKETS Vs- l'1Mh. 1.ai 1- , . -sqhxollh. Tf.+N,.quA-2-', n lv - - 11, - fl , T , L1:,fLf'qaQa+nvL4: was-V Xx- V ffj 31 1 ' :msgs A+ E J WAT., Il-H JB ' 'FM' A A A' 233: NW:,'V'2 ' If ' ai: . W! Hope. Arkansas John P. Cox Drug Co. WALGREEN AGENCY Everybody Meefs a+ Cox's HAMILTON, ELGIN, GRUEN BULOVA, JOHN ALDEN These Wafches for Bofh Boys and Girls Will Help Them fo Meef Their Classes KEEPSAKE, PRISCILLA, TRU-FIT Diamond Rings of Everlasfing Value STEWART'S JEWELRY STORE HOPE, ARKANSAS Official Hope High School Jewelers Look Lovely Longer BeHer Values Wllh Hai' Will Be Found STYLED AT LOlS' a+ Compleie I Beau+y Service S LOIS CASH GRCCERY Locafed on V Highway 29 Soufh II7 W. Fron'r S+. Hope Lewis-McLar+y, Inc. HoPE's FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE 202709 WHITE'S WRX GOOPUXFOOD Drive-In HwE2feEaS+ SPECIALTY Shop SOUTHWESTERN PACKING COMPANY Porlc and Beef Packers Dial 7-3488 Hope, A lx A GRAYDON ANTHONY LUMBER CO. Manufacfurers of Yellow Pine Lumber HOPE, ARKANSAS 1 1 CUQQMJ ff? wf5f9wfw?'f?'54L. 7-v----W W Y' L r L YEARBOOK DALLAS Q TEXAS A LITHOGRAPHED W
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