Laura Conner High School - Devilaire Yearbook (Augusta, AR)

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.ny l ,- Q y .mummy 3, 1960 C con!t from page ll formals are the current rage Mr Kathleen Strange has just returned from Europe, where she walked away w1th the footrace champlonshlp of the Olym pics Her amazlng speed was recorded as 12 8 mlles per hour The Reverend Erleen Davls w1ll hold her tent revlval, beglnnlng next week, 1n her home town of Worden A large crowd is expected to hear the 1D spiratlonal speaklng f the Rev Davls, who has done great work ln her fleld Splashlng across the headllnes of the world's newspapers is the long-a waited news of the swlm- ming of theEngl1sh Channel Miss Clark has pained world fame by belng the flrst to cross the cqannel 'flth the b arr e l roll stroke lhss Betty Fronabarger wall flnally graduate from hlgn school thls year She has galned 55 credlts ln her lh years of hlgh school the last 10 years belng spent waltlng for her boyfrlend to graduate wlth her N155 florence Irvln is now edltor of the HBoston Tlmesn, the foremost news oaner of the day MISS WJTYX. ,, Red Devll Irvln ras recently eral ed for DUbllShlHg her revolu tlonary 1Q98S concernlng L1nste1n's new theory of relatlvlty The latest reports on MISS Laverne Lundy s new book, HI Harrled a Mad ann, say that she has captured the feollng of the Mfrlcan head hunters, rho agree vlth her on the subgect of bru tallty ln marrlave HPlumber of recently be Sue Savyer d of LlSS plpe lS too dlfflcult for her to unstop h1SS Savyer, by wlnnlng thls tltle, has ach1eved.herl1fe long ambltlon Dr Jean aggart, vho has Just returned from the W1ldS of Afrlce, brought w1th her The tltle of the Yearn vas stowed on llSS It nas been Sawyer that no made from the blood of a tl ger and oelm le ves 2' Donald L0 gan 1S nov a member of the faculty at the Unlverslty of Arkansas, hls alma mater ACCOTd1Hg to the varlous reports, Mr Lorgan has dlfflculty teach lng h1 female classes for the constant SWOOnlHg of the over powered ladles The famous oalntlngs of the recently dlscovered art 1st, Lass Joan Arthur, v1ll be shown 1n the Natlonal Gallery of Art next month Fveryone is urged to see these sensatlonal works of page 2 art, Slld to be the great ost COntTllUtlOH ev r ma e to the artlSt1C world The Hooker Brothers, natlves of lt hugh, Ark ansas, HTVG establlshed a prlvate detectlve agency ln St Louls They have become fell known 1D the past f r years for thelr courageous 9XUlO1tS canturlng dangerous crlm lnals over the natlon Of lnterest to several people lS the forthcomlng marrlage of James fdw.rd Carter, managlng presldent of the Unlted Funnybooks Corporatlon, and h1s secretarv, M155 lathryn Saw'er Thls marrlage lS the cl1m.x of a long gan ln days about HRomeo onened nlght courts11o f1lCh be thelr hlph school The couple Wlll CT1t1C are P37153 he sensatlonal and Julletu, wnlch on Broadvay last A c oaclty audlence ras present to see Clay Busbea glve a excellent portrayal omeon Equally spectacular ln the other tltle role was Mary Ashley, whose lnternre tatlon of 'Jullet best ever WW .ff ,, 1' W , 's ,' - 0 f ' 'D ' f rd s. Q ' ' , ' ' . ' F' . I - Q - - , . ' I . L . ' p ' ll - . g 4 nk . ' 0 . - A - I g 2 .1 N A : ' glfl' ' . . u i.. 1 O 4 I in . . . . . Q . O . , A . i . . - ' . 1 - l . ' . L Lira A 0 ' SQ1, ' Q 9 Q y- 1 O . n e. . . , . , . , u . ,V . . . , ' l n I . ,- . . . . - , Y . I n - A J V ' - ' ' . 'ra - . T 1 'L al' A - bv Miss Grace Helen Clark. an instant cure for measles, reside at washington, 5.3. -1 ' The ' ' s '. . ,A a . 3 - -. m . , r . A Q - -- I . - A A, ' . . . aA . . D. . Q A . v V Q ' ' ' ' 7 ' ' ' r ' of' HR . . . . ' . .S L V E ' c -' ' . r ' V 4 .. ' A ' ' A ' ' ' 1 ' n . . . ,a 'J . 0' I f 4 - . ,. . Q -'ws I I 4 it f , .f,x-4 J, 6 A . X 4 . W , I.. -... xv' X I - ? .' f ' I I I u M d- L ,ny Ei.. ,,..v '-' A v A ' 1 I LS R x j Lira -n I

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4? E gn won UL, 1.-1 no.1+ AUGUSTA, ARKANSAS JANUARY 3 1960 RED DEVIL STAFF COMPLETES A few weeks ago, the members of the the old graduates of Laura Conner High, storm! Why not devote an entire issue telling what has become of the various OUTSTANDING RESEARCH PROJECT 'Red Devil' staff were discussing some of when , suddenl.y, we were struck by a brain- of the paper to a former class of A.H.S., members? So we began to think about the different classes that have completed their course of study UD here, and finally, after due consideration, we chose the class of 1950. We feel that this class, com- posed of some of the most brilliant students ever to pass thru the doors of our alma mater, is well-remembered and that you would be most interested in the outcome of the members of this outstanding class. We will endeavor to tell you the where- abouts, occupations, and accomplishments of these former almnni, ami we hope you enjoy this very special issue of the 'Red Devil. Miss Gloria McStar, the former Jessie Simmons, has just completed a new picture in Hollywood, Miss l!c8tar recently won the title of 'Miss Gl.a.mour of DWb.' Opening in mld Knob next week is the 445tar Carnival! Feature at- traction is the curvaceous Gayne Preller as a hul.a- dancer. Another star per- former is Preston Riner as snake chamer. Mr. Riner says the snakes never bite him because they have a brotherly feeling toward him. It is rumored that Miss Betty Bates will seek the office of governor next term. After holding sev- eral important offices, among them that of first womn garbage collector. Miss Bates has a good chance of defeating Hr. Dickie Henderson, present inclmlmnto ' That well-known torch singer, Miss Ann Riner, will be featured with Guy Lumbago's orchestra, open- ing next week at the Veterans Bar. Mr. and Mrs. Paul .Leamon are preparing for an elabor- ate birthday party, honoring Paula Carol on her tenth birthday. Attending the party will be the other eight children of Mr. and Hrs. Leamon. 'Patricia Packsaddlen , formerly known as Pat Ray- mond, of Augusta, has just won the Oscar for being the outstanding cowgirl actress of the year. The director's award went to Mackie Harris, Miss Packsaddle's ex-boy- friend, for directing the prize-winning Packsaddle movie. Miss Sue Taggart, the wealthy spinster, has just opened a home for mistreated old mids. Miss Taggart says she sympathizes with these unfortunate ladies, and, if united, feels that they my find suitable bachelors. Prospects are very bright for the Second Nat- ional Bank since Bobby Coleman was recently pro- moted to president. Bobby has served as office boy for the past ten years. Awful, Odom, the ter- rific woman wrestler of the year, will appear in Madison Square Garden next week to defend her champ- ionship. Mrs. Odom, the former Colleen Hunter, says the idea for the ca- reer came after she won the first round with her husband. The graceful ballerina, Miss Virginia Simmons, made her debut last night in the Ethel Barrymore theater in New York. Miss Simmons' first appearance was a huge success. The designer of the many beau- tiful costumes worn by Miss Siumons is Mr. Wilson Robertson, the leading dress designer of the cen- tury, whose new lmeelength fCon't on next page-No. 2,

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