North Little Rock High School - Wildcat Yearbook (North Little Rock, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1952 volume:

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Rhenos- :suns---5-fs I .H J B ,. 5' F V 'U Q nO KD I0 i x l 7- X l L I t x t A To The 1951 Team - Mightiestv of Them All You shall hear ot how our Wildcats Prayed and tasted mid the gridiron, Prayed tor greater skill and strength, Prayed tor greater cratt in cunning, Prayed ior triumphs in the battle, And renown among the warriors, Prayed tor profit and the pleasure ln the glory of the struggle. Many ot our toes approached us Coming through the purple twilight, Through the splendor ot the sunsetp At each toe we gained new courage Throbbing in each brain and bosom, Felt our lite and hope and vigor Run through every nerve and tibre, When the iinal toe we wrestled ln the glory of the noonday, By our struggle and our labor Finally gained what we had prayed tor. Front row, seated left to right: Assistant Coach Ray Peters, l-lead Coach Elvin Geiser, and Assistant Coach 'Willard Forsythe. First row, standing left to,right: Dick Bird, Don Earl, Ricel B.,C. lngrarn, Travis Hartwick, Frankie Dicus, Bill Love, Bill Lyons, Don Monk, lohnny Whitten, Dick Anders, Eorrest Penney, Billy Skipper, Bill l-lays, Charles Nations, lake Broadway, and Ross Stanley. Second row: Iirnrny Mathies, limmy Faulkner, lackie Mathies, Billy Cox, C. L. Burris, Bruce McMullen, Thomas Martindale, Ducky Donczhey, Frank Beard, Buddy Voegle, Donnie Vlfright, Edwin Shive , Louis Whitting, Ted l-larrod, lames Duckworth, and Robert Hill. WILDCATS .... SCORE! ' North Little Rock Opp. Score 49 ,..... ,,,.. Catholic Hiqh ,. 7 or U 32 ,,.. -W Helena W., - U 26 W ,,.....e, Carnden W , 0 l9 W ...,a,.. El Dorado W . , 0 29 ,.... W- Russellville W , O 7 W ...C Hot Springs W 2 7 7 ,,s,. W- Pine Bluff WW l3 33 W ...ss, Van Buren , W , O 33 W W, Fort Smith ,W W- 13 59 W W, loneslooro WW W. l3 l4 W W... Little Rock ,, W l3 299 W W, TOTAL We W. 59 NLR Averaae Per Game' Opp. 27 W WWWWWW .WWW .WW ..- 5 SEASON RECORD Won Lost Tied Points TD's P.A.T. S. 9 l l A 299 45 27 l 6 Thirdlrow: Bill Crone, I. C. Crouch, Curtis Mann, Recie Dillon, Billy Thomas, Ierry Bowers, Shelby Garvin, Dicky Mosley, Bill Hooten, Doyle Autry, Roljert Tucker, Bob Henson, Grover House, limmy Landers, Billy Tomlinson, and Raymond Daril. Fourth row: Lloyd Tickell, Bobby Bowers, Ray Goss,-Ioe Grace, Benny Tolleson, Roy Sims, Charles Moihies, Ierry Mauldin, Ierry Vauqhn, Iohn Lefler, Conrad Moody, Morris Levy, Iames Pearson, Iimmy Rixey, Carl Plyler, Bill Arrington, Doyle Bowman. Q l , A ii- Togg HIL. D V QJAL A NLE-TAO W4Rp , r :A xxx . l if f -R Q ' t ' i ffl. ll i it 7-J 553:52 fgiw-1 4 .X , f fy. + ln memory of their beloved classmate, Iohn Hilliard, the members of the Student Body established the Iohn Hilliard Memorial Award, to be given each year to the out- standing athlete of Senior High. Since Iohn was voted the outstanding play- er in the Greater Little Rock area during his last year at Iunior High, and later became a valuable player on the team at Senior High, it was deemed only fitting that this award should go to the school's most outstanding athlete. So departed Little johnny Hilliard, - our beloved, Ere the glory of the sunrise, In the pui ple mists of morning To the regions of the home-wind, To the Islands of the Blessed, To the land of the Hereafter! Great men die and are forgotten, Wise men speak, their words of Wisdom Perish in the-ears that hear them, Do not reach the generations That, as yet unborn, are Waiting In the great, mysterious darkness Of the speechless days that shall be! So that those who follow after May remember how We struggled How We toiled and how We pondered Through these precious printed pages Symbol and interpretation With the words thus represented, And the Words thus represented Shall be healing with their memory Shall be balm to age and sorrow Shall be joy in our affliction. We have left our songs and pictures, Left our signals and our symbols Wonderful and mystic symbols And each figure has its meaning Each some magic thing suggesting. mf 5 Student Body Officers: President, Bobby Brown Vice-President, Don Ryan, Secretary, Dixie Sugg and Treasurer, foe Rodman. 'X C M, 1 I 1 ,.- 1 'ik CHIEF S Much the mighty Senior Chieftain Boasted of his ancient prowess, Of his perilous adventures, His indomitable courage, His invulnerable body- When asked, O Senior Chieftain ls there nothing that can harm you? Nothing that you are afraid of? Then the mighty Senior Chieftain Grand and gracious in his boasting, Answered, saying, There is nothing! mv um 'E 0 5 PAPOOSES Then the youngest of the Wildcats With his soft and shining tresses With his garment white and royal Stood and gazed at the mighty Chieftc And, as one in slumber walking Stopped and worshipped at his Altar BRAVES Swift of foot was our brave Iunior. He could disappear from teachers, And run forward with such fleetness, That the latter fell behind him. Strong of arm was our funior. He could climb a totem upwardp Climb them with such mighty swiftness, When upon his feet he called on That each stride a mile he measured. X, MEDICINE MEN , f , Q I will send a Prophet to you, -I XNNRNQX A Deliverer of the nations, 'I 0 .5 Wh'o shall guide you and shall teach you N 9 lf I Y Who shall toil and suffer with you. 5 Q If you listen to his counsels, X You will multiply and prosperf 13? If his warnings pass unheeded, You will fade away and perish! . X J . VA f . . . -- ' ' .,-.f. fa- ,-'N ' K ,WJ G Wee KM Board of Education MR I FRANK WARDEN President Warden Realty Company DR. W. M. BURNS Vice-President Secretary Physician Laman Furniture Company Representing the many-faceted interests of the business-industrial-profes sional citizenship of North Little Rock, these six men served the community un- selfishiy and to the best interests ot its more than 8,000 children. MR. BYRON R. BOGARD , Le-gd Pqinterl Attorney Deese Hardware and Sporting Missouri Pacific Shops Goods Store Administration DR. C. S. BLACKBURN Superintendent of Schools B. S. Degree, University of Ar- kansas, Fayettevillep M. A. De- gree, University of Illinois, Ur- banay Ph. D. Degree, George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tennessee. Recognized both locally and nationally as outstanding educators, Super- intendent Blackburn and Assistant Superintendent Wright deserve the recog- nition of the student body and the community for their service to the North Little Rock Public Schools. Dr. Blackburn, before accepting the superintendency, had been head of the Department of Teacher Training and Certification in the Arkansas State Department of Education. He had forrnerlylbeen Superintendent of Schools at Paragould and coach of the Wildcats. During World War ll he served as an officer in the United States Navy. Mr. Wright wlvas 'Principal of Senior High from 1944 to 1948, had formerly been Superintendent of Schools at Foreman, and had been 'an instructor at Texarkana and Bauxite. MH. P. B. WRIGHT S Assistant N Superintendent of Schools B. A. Degree. Henderson Brown College, Arkadelphiag M. A. Degree, George Peabody Col- lege for Teachers, Nashville, Tennessee. .,, Administration MR. C. L. TURNER Principal B. S., State Teachers College, Conway, M. S., Texas Christian University, Fort Worth. Principal C. L. Turner first came to Senior High as an assistant coach. After graduating from Arkansas State Teachers College, he was principal and coach at Eudora High School. While in College, he was an All-State football end two years, and All-State basketball guard four years. After serving as Lieutenant, senior grade, with the United States Navy in World War II, Mr. Turner became principal of Fourth Street Iunior High School. ln August 1948, he assumed his duties as Senior High Principal. In addition to his many duties as Director of the Vocational Department, Mr. Tyler records the school's radio broadcasts. MR. V. E. TYLER Director of Vocational Department B. S., State Teachers College, Conway: M. S., University of Arkansas, Fayetteville MRS. CORINNE MESSENGER Administrative Assistant to Superin- tendent MRS, MARIE GEORGE Audio Visual Librarian Secretaries MRS. I. A. MCALLISTER Secretary to Dr. Blackburn ,K 'VL Vt. MISS BETTY STARKEY Stenogapher, Supermtende-nts Oiiice MRS. HELEN BERRY Secretary to 'Mr. Wright MRS. RAYMOND BRANDON Clerk, Principa1's Office MRS. THELMA B. PAULETTE Secretary to Mr. Turner MRS. RENA CARMACK Bookkeeper, Superintendenfs Office MRS. B. F. ALLBRIGHT English B. A. Hendrix College, Conway: Grad- uate Study, Columbia University, New York City. MRS. ROBERTA ALLEN American History and Biology tiesburg. A. B., Mississipi Women's College, Hat- MR I RAYMOND BRANDON Band Hendrix College, Conway: B. M., Van dercook School of Music, Chicago: M A., Western State College, Colorado: Graduate Study, Lewis and Clark Uni versity, Portland, Oregon. MISS DOROTHY BRIDENTHAL MRS. E. C. BENTON Vocal Music Art and English B. M., North VTGXCIS S1639 College, Defi- B. A., Ouachita College, Arkadelphia ton: M. M., North Texas State College, Denton. MRS. GARLAND BEAVERS ville B. M., University of Arkansas, Fayette Human Relations MRS. C. S. BLACKBURN Human Relations A. B., Hendrix College, Conway: Grad- uate Study, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville MR. HERBERT BRYANT Director of Veteran's Training 15 years of practical experience: tive years office manager at Arkansas State Trade School MR. W. V. FITTS Diversified Occupations and Diversified Education B. A., State Teachers College, Conway: M. A., University of Arkansas, Fayette- ville Q. MRS. C. S. DUPREE Home Economics B. S., State Teachers College Conway MRS. ERCIL F. BROWN English and Latin B. A., Galloway College, Searcy, B. A., Hendrix Col- lege, Conway MISS LOUISE DONALDSON MR. W. A. CLARK Building and Trades Industrial Arts Woodwork B. S. E., Central State College, Edmond, Oklahomag Gradu- ate Study, University of Ar- kansas, Fayetteville MRS. C. R. FEARNSIDE English Oklahoma Northeastern State Teachers, Tahlequahy B. A., Uni- versity oi Oklahoma, Norman, Study Hall Graduate Study, University of , , Illinois, Urbana: University of B. S. E., University of Arkansas, Colorado Boulder, M A Uni- Fclyellewne Fm- versity of Oklahoma, Norman: 'Zyl Q .P I Page 15 Futher Graduate Study, Greeley 'f v1.,3Fmm,,,mn1,g, W5e.9fi f2'?',f,tf, College, of Education, Colorado Q' , ' Vf W-:Mgt 551 f lf: E. fn VX . .W MR. W. C. FORSYTHE Football, Basketball, Track General Business Training B. A., Ouachita College, Arka- delphia: Graduate Study Univer- sity of Arkansas, Fayetteville MISS BERTIE IOI-INSTON Study Hall B. A., Peabody College for Teach- ers, Nashville, Tennessee: Grad- uate Study, University of Cali- fornia, Berkeley: University of Wisconsin, Madison: University of Colorado, Boulder MISS ALICE HART Speech and Dramatics B. A., Monmouth College: M. A. Northwestern University, Evans: ton, lllnois MR. ELVIN GEISER Director oi Athletics Arkansas, Fayetteville MISS BESS IOHNSTON Mathematics B. A., Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tennessee: Graduate Study, University ot Wisconsin, Madison: University of Arkansas, Fayettevile lu MRS. G. E. KELLER MR. R. In KUNCE English Machine Shop B- A-I Uf1iVe1'SiTY Of AfkfmSU5f B, S., Northwestern State College Fayetteville: M. A., University of Natchitoches, Louisiana Arkansas, Fayetteville B. A. and M. A., University of MRS. O. D. LAWLESS B. S. E., State Teachers College, Conway MISS EFFIE PARK Biology B. S. E., University of Arkansas, Fayetteville: Graduate Study, University ot Arkansas, Fayette- t t 1 Geometry MR. C. E. M'eMEANS Choir Director B. M., Illinois Wesleyan, Bloom- ington, Graduate Study, Ameri- can Conservatory, Chicago '43 A 'ua B Y vine -ew ee MRS. E. C. MARCUM Bookkeeping and Shorthand B. S. and M. S., University oi Arkansas, Fayetteville Guidance Director B. A., Hendrix College, Conway: M. A., Columbia University, New York City, Further Graduate Study, University of California, Berkeley. ,Web- 'wfifvtw ,.. 11. ' ff . ! . i,l,4,:: A AJ at TESTS' meme, MRS- W. W. MILLER Typing and Shorthand B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers College, Conwayg G r a d u a t e Study, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville vs rr ti MRS. B. E. MCMAHEN Radio, Publicity, and Public Relations B. O., Arkansas College, Bates- villey B, A., University of Ar- kansas, Fayetteville, Graduate Study, University of Southern California MR. RAYMONDPETERS World History and Physical Education Arkansas Tech, Russellville: B. S. E., and M. S., University of Arknasas, Fayetteville MRS. RUTH C. POWELL Shorthand and Typing B. A. State Teachers College, Conway: Gregg College, Memphis, Tennessee: M. S., University of Arkansas, 'Fayette- ville MR. l. K. ROSS Related Math, Related Science, Related Drawing, Mechanical Drawing L. I. and B. S. E., State Teachers' Col- lege, Conway: Graduate Study, Uni- versity oi Arkansas, Fayetteville: West Kentucky State Teachers' College, Bow- ling Green A MISS KATYE LOU RUSSELL Y , Iournalism and English MISS MARY ANN SPENCER B. A., Ouachita College, Arkadelphia: M. A., ' . . University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 1b m ' B. A., University of Illinois, Ur- bana: M. L. S., Texas State Teachers' College, Denton MISS ORA PARK Consumer Economics, Government, and History ' Chemistry B. A., State Teachers' College, Conway: B. S. E.: University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Graduate Study, University of Colorado, Graduate Study, University of Arkansas Boulder vt ...S MISS GRACE VINEYARD Q, 2- Girls' Adviser and Spanish f B. S. E., State Teachers' Col- . - lege, Conway: M. A., Univer- sity of Wisconsin, Madison: ' Graduate Study, National University of Mexico, Mexico 2 5 A City 'ti l I MRS. Rl-IEBA TAYLOR Physics and Related Mathematics B. A., Erskine College, Due West, South Carolina: Graduate Study, University of Arkansas, Fayette ville ' MRS. I. F. YOUNG Conway , American History and World Geography B. S. E., Arkansas State College, Ionesboro and Science MRS. IRMA B. WILSON English Little Rock Iunior College, B. S. E., State Teachers' College, Conway, M. A., University of Arkansas, Fayetteville ., tl, 1. Miss VIRGINIA VAN it i SICKLE Health and Physical Education B. A., Hendrix College, Auto Mechanics MRS. C. L. TURNER 30 years experience in automotive re- pair and maintenance, 3 years with the Army Service Forces at Camp Robin- son, as job instructor, Industrial Edu- cation Training, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville V Home Economics B. S. E,, State Teachers College, Con- Page 19 Way ADAMS, IOAN F. H. A. 1, 2, 37 Spanish Club Treasurer 1 Spanish Club Secretary 27 Home Room President 2: Office Monitor 2, 35 English Clulr Secretary and Librarian 27 English Club Treasurer 21 Y-Teens 2, 35 Pepcats' 3. ANDERSON, MARY GAIL Y-Teens 1, 2, 31 Pepcats 1, Z, 3: Home Room Secretary lg Homeroom Treasurer 25 Cheerleader Z, 37 Horne- coming Maid 2, 37 Iunior Choir Treasurer 27 Co-Cap- tain Cheerleaders 3: Girls' State 27 Thespians 2, 37 Ot- tice Monitor 2, 37 Head Monitor 3: Student Council 3: Girlsi Sextette 2, 31 F. H. A. Z5 N. H. S.. 3: Senior Cabinet 3. SENIORS ABBOTT, NORMA LEE ACORD, REBEKA1-1 SUE Speech Club 37 English Club F- H. A. 1, 3: Clwif 2. 3: 3. ALDRIDGE GAYLE Yeensl23FHAl 2 3 F H A Secretary 1 Pepcatsl 2 3 Hall Monitor 1- Monitor for -Mrs. May- han 2 35 Student Council 2, 37 Student Directory 21 Eng- lish Club 2, 37 Talent CAS- sembly 2g Commercial Club 35 Girls' State'2. English Club 2: Commercial Club 3: Hi Comet Staff 3: P. T. A. Talent Show 3. ANDERS DICK Student Council 1 Football 2 3 Baske ball l Track 1 2 3 Home Room Vice - President 2' Home Room President 37 English Club President 3. ALDRIDGE, GARY Band 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 27 English Club Officer 2, 37 Tr. Red Cross Rep. 2. BACHUS, SCOTTY Head Football Manager 37 Football Manager 21 Track Manager 35 Hi-Y 27 Thanks- giving Assembly 2, 35 Home Room Secretary 37 English Club 1, 2, 3, Speech Club 3. BAKER, GINNY Home Room President lp Pepcats 1, 2: Y-Teens lg Y- Teen lnter-Club Council 25 Co - Captain Cheerleader Squad 2: Cheerleader 2, 37 Pointer Homecoming Queen 21 Vice-President Choir 2, Girls Sextette 2, 3g Student Council 37 Senior Cabinet 3, Head Monitor 37 Vice- President Senior Cabinet 3. AVRA, IANICE MARIE Home Room Officer 1, 2, 37 Y-Teens l, 25 English Club l, 2, 3: English Club Oiii- cer 1, 3, Hall Monitor: F. H. A. 1, 2, 37 Pepcats 1, 2, 37 Publication Staff 3. BEAVERS, BARBARA Pepcats 1, 2, 31 F. H. A. 1: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Y-Teen Worship Chairman Zp Math Club 3, Speakeasies 3: Nat. Honor Society Z, 3, Tri-chem 2, 35 Head Monitor 35 Stu- dent Council 3g English Club 2 BISHOP, PAUL Band l, Z, 3: Latin Club l, 27 English Club 2, 37 Math Club 3, Nat'l Honor Society 3. SENIORS BASS, PAT Y-Teens l, 2, 35 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Pepcats 2, 37 English Club 2, Red Cross Repre- sentative 3g Commercial Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Nat'l Honor Society 35 D. A.R. Candidate 3. BICKERS, CONNIE Y-Teens 25 English Club 2, 3, English Club Sec. 25 Pep- cats 27 F. T. A. 37 Commer- cial Club 3. BLEIDT, PATSY Hall Monitor lg Red Cross Rep. lp F. T. A. 2, English Club Program Chairman 27 Commercial Club Vice-Pres. 37 Nat'l Honor Society 31 Office Monitor 3, DAR Can- didate 3 BATES, KNOWLES S. Hall Monitor lg Thespians 2, 3: Tri-Chem 2, 3, H. R. Vice-Pres. 3: English- Club 3, English Club Vice-Pres. 3, Math Club 3, l-li-Y 2, 3. BISHOP, DANNIE GENE Band l, Z, 35 English Club 3. BLESSING, FLODINE F. Latin Club 1, 27 F. H. A. l, 27 English Club l, 2, 35 Publications 3 BENNETT, FORREST B. English Club 1, Z5 Auto Mechanics 2, 3, F. T. A. 3 BLACKLOCK, CARL LAVON Band l, 2, 3: English 2, 35 Art Club 3 Page Z1 BRADSHAW, GENEVA A. Y-Teens 2, 37 F. H. A. 1, 37 Pep Cats 27 Bookworms 2, 37 English Club 27 Publica- tion Staff 37 Speech Club 37 Quill and Scroll 3. BROADHURST, IUDITH L. Y-Teens 1, Z7 Bookworms 1, 2,37 F. H. A. 1,27 F.T. A. 1, 27 Bookworm Secretary 37 Ir. Red Cross 17 Speech Club 37 Commercial Club 3 SENIORS BOYDSTON, WANDA LEE BOWDEN, IAMES F. H. A. 1, 2, 37 History Truck 1, 2: Treasurer of Club 27 Commercial Club 37 F- T- A- 3: Enqlish 3. English Club 3. BREWCZYNSK1, lOE BROWN, BETTY LOU Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Pep Cats 1. 2, 37 F. H. A. 1, 37 English Club l, 27 Hall Monitory Bookworms 27 Football Maid 27 Speech Club 3. BROADAWAY, IAKE P. Football 1, 2, 37 Captain ot Football Team 37 All-State Guard 37 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 37 Baseball 17 Track 1, 2 3- English Club Pres 2 Thespian 2 3 H R Pres 1 R eas 3 R President 2 Choir Pres 2 3 Hall Monitorl 2 History Club Pres 2 Speech Club 2 Student Council 1 Film Monitor 1 2 Mus Variety Show 2 3 Publications 3 and Scroll BROWN, BOBBY G. Student Council Rep.: Stu- dent Council State Conven- tion CAASCD 27 Southern Association of Student Coun- cil Convention CSASCD 37 Pres. Student Council 37 Living Pictures 1, 27 Pep- cats 17 Hi-Y 1, 2, 37 Vi-P. Ht-Y 37 Eng. Club Pres. 1, 27 Sec. 37 Hall Monitor 17 H. B. Pres. Z7 Nat. Honor Soc. Z, 37 Boys' State 27 Commer- cial Club 3. ' BRANNON, MARTHA Band l,t2, 37 Y-Teens 1, 27 F. T. A. 1, 27 F. H. A. 17 Pep Cats 1, 27 English Club 27 Speech Club 37 Publica- tion Staff 3. BROWN, BARBARA C. F. H. A. 1, 2, 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Boolcworms 1, 2, 37 Bookworm President 37 En- glish Club l, Z7 Pep Cats 1 2, 37 F. T. A. 37 Hall Moni tor 37' Publications 37 Quil and Scroll 3. BRUCE, DALE English Club 1, 2, 37 Choir 2, 37 Musical Variety Show 2, 37 Hi-Y 2. BURNS, MARION PAYE ' Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Homecom- ing Maid 1, 27 F. H. A. 1 27 Pepcats 1, 2, 37 H. R Treas. 17 Home Room Sec 37 Girls Sextet l, 2, 37 Hall Monitor 1, 27 Cheerleader 2, 37 Co-Capt. Cheerleader 37 Quill cmd Scroll 2, 37 Sec. Quill cmd Scroll 37 Fea- ture Editor Hi Comet 37 Eng- lish Club Sec. 27 Speech Club 37 Girls Ensemble 37 PTA Talent Show 37 Stu- dent 4 . SENIORS BROWN, MARTHA LEE Pepcats 1, 27 P. H. A. 1, 2, BROWNING, IIMMY D. Vice-Pres. Home Room 17 Sec. Home Room Z7 Pres. of 37 Pres. Eng. Club 27 Prog. Chm. English Club 37 Treas. H. R. 37 Senior Cabinet 37 Speech Club 2, 37 Thespians 37 Hall Monitor 37 Quill and Scroll 37 '52 Wildcat Staff 37 Radio Ensemble 37 Tkgv. Play Z, 37 Dramatics Play 37 D. A. R. Candidate 37 State Choir Festival 3 Home Room 37 Basketball 1, Z, 37 Tri-Chem 2, 37 Ser- geant-at4Arms Tri-Chem 37 Hi-Y 27 Senior Cabinet 37 Math Club Treas. 37 Hall Monitor 37 Lab Assistant 3. BRYANT, LEON F. T. A. student representa- tive of Wood Work 17 Eng- lish Club 3. BURKE GLORIA BURKS MARGARET ANN F H A 1 3 Pepcatsl 2 English Club 2 Choir 2 3 English Club 1, 3, History Club 27 Commercial Club 3 BURNETT, BOB English Club 1, 2, 37 H. R, Vice-Pres. 37 Choir 37 Musi- cal Festival 37 Math Club 3, BYRNS, BOBBY CARDWELL, IERRY Track 2, 3: English Club Z, Page CATHALL, CLAUDE Band 1, 2, 35 English Club 2, 35 Speech Club 35 Prop- erty Chairman of Speech Club 35 Program Chairman of English Club 35 Christ- mas Play 3. CLARK, PAUL English Club l, 2, 3: Hi-Y l5 Stage Crew 15 Tri-Chem 2, 35 Hall Monitor 35 Publi- cation 3. SENIORS CARR, LAVERNE CASH, DALE GLEN Choir 2, 35 English Club BCI1'1Cl 1. 2, 37 English C1115 CHESHIER, BUDDY Student Council 2, 35 Eng- lish Club 35 Speech Club 35 Christmas Play 35 Football Manager 35 , Head Track Manager 2, 35 Hi-Y 25 Pub- lication 35 Quill and Scroll 35 Thespians5 Sports Writer for Hi Comet. COLE, PAT F. H. A. l, 2, 35 Pepcats l5 Del. to FHA Nat'1 Conven- tion 15 English Club Sec. 25 N. H. S. Z, 35 N. H. S. Sec. 35 Choir Acc. 2, 35 Red Cross Z5 Library Monitor 25 Commercial Club Sec. 3, 2 3- Band Officer 2 3 CLARK, IAMES HM Band l5 English Club 1, 25 Living Pictures Z5 Hall Mon- itor 25 F. T. A. 3. 5 CHAPMAN, BARBRA GAIL F. H, A. l, 35 Y-Teens l, 35 Pepcats l, 25 English Club 15 Speech Club 35 F. T. A. 35 Christmas Play 3. COLVIN, MATTIE IANE F. T. A. '25 English Club 3. 'Page 24 CLEVENGER, CLINTON Film Monitor l, Z, 35 Foot- ball l, 25 F. T. A. 35 Eng- lish Club 2, 3A COPELAND, OLETA FAY English Club 2, 37 Books store Monitor 27 Tri-Chen 2, 37 Speakeasies 37 Speech Club 2j Thanksgiving Play 2, 37 Art Club 3. SENIORS COMBEE, BARBARA C. Pepcats l, 2, 37 F. H. A. l, 2, 37 F. H. A. V.-Pres. 27 English Club Treasurer 37 Home Room Treasurer l7 Home Room V.-Pres, 27 Y- Teens l, 2, 37 Hall Monitor 2, 37 Latin Club 2. COPELAND, KENNETH D. Film Crew 17 Stage Crew l, 27 Thespians 2, 37 The-spian President 37 English Club 2. COX, MYRAN F. Film Monitor l7 English Club l, 27 P. T. A. 37 F. T. A. Council Representative 3: Hi-Y 3. COX, EDDIE PEARL English Club 2, 37 History Club 27 Bookworrns 2, 37 Bookworm Historian 37 Ari Club 3. COX, IACKIE Home Room President 1, Z7 F. H. A. l, 37 English Club President 27 Vice-President Spanish Club 27 Spanish Club 37 Music Festival 27 English Plays 27 Drarnatics 37 Radio Ensemble 3. CULLUM IO ANN CULP RUBY LOU COTHAM, BARBARA ANN Y-Teens 1, 3j F. H. A. l, 2, 37 Pepcats l, 2, 37 English Club l, 2, 37 Choir l, 27 F. T. A. 37 Red Cross Repre- scntative 37 Hall Monitor 37 Art Club 3. CROSS, l. T. English Club l, 37 Tri-Chem 2, 37 Math Club 2, 37 Vice- President Tri-Chem 37 Lab Assistant 37 Hall Moniior 3. Engish Clubl 2 3 F H Transferred from Siloam A 3 Pepcatsl 2 Springs Pepcats 3 YTeens Page 25 DAVIS. ELAINE Home Room Sec. I, 25 Y- Teens 1, Z, 35 Bookworms 1, Z: F. H. A. l, 2, 35 Pep cats 1, 2, 35 English Clul: Sec. 2, 35 Cafeteria Monitor Z, 35 Office Monitor 35. Com- mercial Club 35 Senior Cab- inet 35 Chairman Food Com- mittee for Senior Breakfast 3. DENTY. MARY LOU Choir 2, 35 Musical Variet- ies5 State Choir Festival5 Y- Teens. SENIORS CURTIS, BARBARA ANN English Club l, 25 Latin Club l, 25 Latin Club V.-P. DAVIS, DONALD LANE Band l, 2, 35 Band Officer 2, 3, Hall Monitor 15 Office l, Z5 Home Room V.-P. l, 2. 35 Tri-Chem 2, 35 D. A. R. Good Citizen Candidate 3: Public Relations Monitor 35 Monitor 2, 35 Cross Rep. 25 Lab Asst. 35 25 Bus. Mgr. Hi-Y l, 25 Red Tri-Chem 2, 35 Latin Club l, Hi- Comet 35 Music Festival Z, 3. Publications 35' Usher 25 German Band 35 P. T. A Talent Show 35 Talent As- sembly 35 Band Clinic Z, 35 State Band Workshop 25 Quill and Scroll 3. DEAN, CARL C. DEAN, LOUISE English Olub 15 English English C11-lb 2: It-1!1i01' Red Club Reporter 1. Cross l, 2, 35 N. H. S. 2, 35 DOLLAR, ANITA SUE Commercial Club 35 Home Room Treas. 35 D. O. Treas. 35 Cafeteria Monitor 35 F. T. A. 2, 3. English Club 1, 2, 35 F. I-I. A 1 3 . , . , Page Z6 DORMAN, WENDELL Band l, Z, 35 Film Monitor l5 English Club Sec. 35 Hall Monitor 25 Photographer for Hi-Comet 3: English Club 1, 2, 35 Photographer for '52 Wildcat5 Publications 35 English Club Vice-President 1, Quill and Scroll 35 Gold Key Award Winner 3. DAVIS, IIMMY Film Monitor l5 D. O. 2, 35 English Club 35 English Club Officer 35 Choir 3. DEWITT, DAVID Student Council l, 25 Vice- Pres. Math Club 35 N. H. S. 35 Co-Editor of Makeup of '52 Wildcatp English Club 25 Quill and Scroll. EUBANK, IAMES English Club l5 I-li-Y l, 25 Hall Monitor 25 Hi-Comet Staff Writer 35 Choir 35 Quill and Scroll. xo-'Q SENIORS 'Q' 'Q DOVE, PAT Tri-Chem 35 Quill and Scroll 35 Band l, 2, 35 Band Li- brarian l, 2, 35 F. T. A. 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 35 English Club Z5 Dram. Play 3: F. H. A. 15 Red Cross Rep. 35 As- sistant Adv. Mgr. I-Ii Comet 35 Speech Club 35 Thanks- giving Skit 35 Band Clinic Z: Artist '52 Wildcat5 Thes- pians 3. EDWARDS, PATRICIA' Pepcats 2, 35 Y-Teens l, 2, 35 V.-P. of Bookworms 35 Rep. of Bookworms Z5 Man- aging Editor Hi-Comet 35 F. T. A. 35 F. H. A. 35 Senior Cabinet 35 President Home Room 35 D. A. R. 35 Hi-Com- et Staff, Hall Monitor l, 35 P. T. A. 25 Student Council Talent Assembly l, 2, 35 Quill and Scroll. PIKE, MARY English Club5 Choir5 F.H.A. EVANS, DONALD H. Hi-Y l, 2, 35 English Club 25 Publications 35 Speech Club 35 Senior Wiener Roast Committee, Assistant Pho- tographer for Hi-Comet, Pea ture Writer for HiComet. FINNEY, RUTH English Club 2, 35 F. H. A. 2, 35 Publications5 Singinq5 Red Cross Rep5 Quill and Scroll 35 English Club Re- porter. FEWELL, FREDDY Hi-Comet Staff 35 Tri-Chem 2, 35 Home Room Vice-Pres- ident 15 Hall Monitor 25 En' glish Club l, 2, 35 Lab As- sistant 35 Publication Staff, Hi-Y'l5 Film Monitor l5 .As- sistant Photographer '52 Wildcat. FITTS, VERNA TO Transferred from Van Bu- ren. Pep Cats 35 Y-Teens 35 Speech Club 35 F. H. A. 35 English Club 35 .Hall Moni- tor 3. Page 27 EUBANKS, TOMMY Film Monitor l5 Pepcats l5 English Club 25 Red Cross Rep, 2, 35 Speech Club 35 F. T. A. 35 Hi-Cornet Staff Writer 35 Senior Wiener Roast Skit5 Publications5 Quill and Scroll5 D. O. Re- porter 3. FINKBEINER, BETTY Pepcats l, 25 English Club Z5 F. H. A. 3. FLUKE, EUGENE Treas. of English Club 3. FLAKEI ROBERT FLOYD, SHIRLEY RUTH Hi-Y 37 Math Club 3. F. H. A. 1, 37 Choir Z, 37 Pepcats l, 27 Home Ec. Oi- fice Monitor 37 Speech Club 37 Music Festival 2, 37 Music Variety Show 2, 3. FORTENBURY, lOl-IN S. Hall Monitor 1, Head Mon- itor 37 Basketball 1, 2, 37 Tri-Chem 2, 37 Tri-Chem President 37 .Track 1, 37 Let- ter Men's Club l, 2, 37 I-li-Y 17 Swimming 1, 2, 37 Boys' State 27 Basketball Captain 27 Basketball Co-Captain 37 Nat'l Honor Society. GASS, L. C. English Club 3. FORTSON, KATHERINE F. T. A. 1, 2, 37 F. H. A. 1. 2, 37 H. R2 Sec. 37 English Club Reporter 37 Public Re- lations Monitor 2, 37 Radio Announcer 2, 37 Pepcats 37 R. B. Brawner program 2, mistress of ceremony7 Music Festival 2, 37 F. T. A. Con- vention 27 Radio Ensemble 37 Publications Staff 37 Quill and Scroll 3. GATEWOOD, DOLORES L. Pepcats 1, 27 F. H. A. 1, 37 Commercial Club 37 Corn- mercial Club Reporter 37 Mrs. McMahen's Monitor 37 Publications 37 Football Maid 27 Sr. Cabinet Mem- ber 37 Radio Announcer 37 English Club l, 2, 37 Y- Teens 1, 2. FREEMAN, CARL Math Club 37 English Club 3. GENTRY, DOROTHY E. English Club 1, 2, 37 F. H. A. 1, 3. Page 28 GASSAWAY, AURELIUS Publications 37 H..R. Pres. 37 Hall Monitor 37 English Club 1, 27 Future Trades- men 37 Publications- Staff Artist 37 Quill and Scroll. GOFF, CELESTIA LEE Musical Variety Show lp Band 17 Pepcats l, 27 F. H. A. l, 37 English Club 2, 37 Hi-Comet Staff 37 Publica- tions 3. SENIORS GILLILAND, . CHRISTENE Glee Club 17 Pepcats 17 F. H. A. l, 37 H. R. Reporter 27 English Club 2, 37 Choir 2, 37 Musical Variety Show 2, 37 Ir. Red Cross 3. GLOVER, BOBBY English Club l, 2, 37 Hall Monitor Z, 37 Publications 3. GORTNEY, BOBBIE IO English Club 1, 2, 37 F. H A. l, 37 Commercial Club 3 GOSS, FRANKIE ANN Pepcats l, 27 F. H. A. l, 37 Hall Monitor l, 37 Rodeo Queen candidate from N. L. R. l, 27 Mr. Brandon's Monitor 2: I-li Comet Staff W'riter 37 Publications 3. GOSS, IO ANNE F. H. A. 3rd Vice-Pres. 17 Student Council ly Book- worms l, 27, Y-Teens 1, 27 F. H. A. Treas. 27 Book- worrns Treas. 27 English Club 27 H. R. Pres. Z7 H. R. Sec. 37 Nat'l Honor Sec. 2, 37 Tri-Chem 2, 37 Band Pro. 27 Mus. Varieties 37 State Music Festival 2, 37 Girls' Ensemble 37 Girls' Trio 3. GOSSET, JACK Spanish Club 27 Spanish Play 27 F. T. A. 37 English Club Vice-Pres. 3. GRIMES, EUGENE English Club 2: ID. E. G D. O. 2, 37 F. T. A. 2, 37 H. R. Vice-Pres. 3. Page GREEN, MEREDITH Pepcats l, 27 H. R. Treas. 27 U. N. Contest with Hon- ors 27 Baccalaureate Ushez 27 Commercial Club 37 D. A. R. Candidate 37 Voca- tional Monitor 3. GOTTBERG, SYLVIA Publication 3. HAND, DORIS Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, Pepcats l, 27 English Club lg Usher 1, 2, H. R. V.-Pres. 27 Senior Cabinet 3, Choir 35 V.-Pres. Art Club 37 Sec- retary to Mrs. Powell 2, 37 Publicity Mgr. Musical Va- rieties 3: Annual Staff Art- ist 3, Gold Key Award Win- ner 31 HAYS, WILLI-AM HARVEY Football 1, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 31 Basketball lg Baseball lg Lettermen's Club 35 Tri- Chem 2, 35 Lab Assistant 35 Publications 3, Hi Comet 3, Asst. Sports Editor Wildcat 31 Hi-Y 27 English Club Ot- ficer l, 2, 3, H. R. Pres. lg Ouill and Scroll 37 Nat'l Honor Society 3. SENIORS GRESHAM, IAMES O. HALL, CLAUDIA LYNELL Enghsh C1ub 3, F. H. A. 1, 3, English Club HARVEY, JAMES HARRY Film Monitor ly Hi-Y lg P T. A. 3, Oil Man for a Day 35' F. T. A. Council 3: En- glish Club 2. HEILMAN, C. DAVID English Club 2, 37 Hi Comet. Staff Writer 37 Quill and Scroll. I 1 , , ,,, ,, ,W Page l, 2, 3, H. R. Secretary 25 Commercial Club Treas. 35 Secretary tor Mr. Taylor 3. HAYNES, CAROLYN AG Y-Teens l, 2, 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 37 F. T. A. 25 Cheerleader 31 Hall Monitor 37 Sec.- Treas. H. R. 25 Historian F. H. A. 25 Pepcats 1, 2, 3, Nat'l Honor Society 3. HELMS, SARAH ELIZABETH Transferred from Fordyce. Red Cross Rep. 25 Y-Teens Z, 37 F. H. A. 2, 3: Tri- Chem, 2, 3, Pepcats 2, 3: Publications 37 English Club Secretary 3. HARRELL, BILLY WAYNE Student Council 2, 37 Hall Monitor 25 Tri-Chem 2, 37 Natl Honor Society 3, Lab Assistant 37 Hi-Y 2, 3, En- glish Club Ofticer 3. HEDGECOCK, PHILLIP Spanish Club 1, Z7 English Club l,f2g D. E. and D. O. 2, 3, F. T. A. 2, 3. SENIORS HENRY, DAVID Football 17 Track l, 27 D. O. 3. HOFFMAN, EVELYN ANN English Club 3. HENDERSON, ROGER L. HENDRY, HM H. R. Treasurer 37 Speak- Band 1, 2, 37 F. T. A. 2, 3 easies 37 Pres. of English TQIGU1 ASSeIT1blY 2: Math Club 27 Publications 37 Hall Club 3: English Club 2, 3. Monitor 2, 37 Art Club 37 Speech Club Play Cast 37 Hi-Y 2, 3. HILTON, IACK LEE Latin Club lj Film Monitor 17 Band 1, 2, 37 Stage Crew 17 English Club 2, 37 Speech Club 27 Thespians 2, 37 Treasurer of' Thespians 3. HOLCOMB, NORMA Cheerleader 2, 37 H. R. Of' ficer 1, 2, 37 Pepcat Sec. 1, Pepcats 1, 2, 37 F. H. A. 1, 37 English Officer 27 Com- mercial Club 37 Monitor Girls Advisor 2, 37 Student Council 1, Nat'1 Honor So- ciety 37 D.A.R. Candidate 3. Page HODGES, BOBBYE DEAN F. H. A. l, 37 Pepcats 2, 37 English Club 2, 3. HOLDER, BROOKS Band Officer 1, 2, 37 Tri- Chem 2, 37 Lab Assistant 37 Swing Band 1, 2, 37 Senior Cabinet 37 Speakeasies 37 Math Club 37 Usher Z7 Senior Breakfast Committee 37 Senior Wiener Roast 37 State Band Workshop 2, 37 Saxophone Quartet. 31 Y HENRY, HM Stage Crew 1, 27 Co-Editor Wildcat 37 Latin Club 17 Film Monitor 1, Z7 Thespians 27 Quill and Scroll 2, 37 Quill and Scroll Officer 37 Managing Editor Wildcat 27 Mr. Hi-Comet 27 Editorial Board 37 Publications 27 En- glish Club 27 School Broad- cast 3. HOGGARD, BOB Band 1, 2, 37 Christmas Play 1, Band Quartermaster 37 Speech Club 37 P. T. A. Talent Show 37 Band Work- shop 37 Saxophone Ouartet 2, 3. HOOTEN, MARY ALICE Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 F. H. A. 27 English Club 2, 37 History Club 27 Pepcats 1, Z, 37 Commercial Club 3. HORTON GERALD F. Home Room Sec.-Treas, 17 Student Council Rep. Z7 Bookstore Monitor 17 F. T, A. 2, 3: F. T. A. Vice-Presi- dent 2: English Club, P. T. A. Delegate 27 Hi-Y 27 F. T. A. Committee 2, SENIORS HOLLOWAY, CORNELIA Home Room Vice-President 1, F. H. A. 17 Bookworms 2, 37 Bookworm Reporter 37 Commercial Club 37 English Club 2, 3. HOPE, PAT Transferred from St. Louis, Mo. Y-Teens 37 Pepcats 37 English Club Treasurer 37 Home Room Secretary 37 Commercial Club 37 Home- coming Maid 37 Hall Moni- tor 3. HOUSE, MAYCEL E. H. A. 1, 37 Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 Hall Monitor Z, 37 Vice- President Y-Teens 37 Home Room Officer 1, 27 Pepcats 1, Z, 37 Commercial Club 37 Senior Cabinet 37 English Club 27 Ouill and Scroll. HOLMES, ARLENE English Club 2, 37 F. H. A. 1, 2. HOPKINS, WANDA Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 President of Y-Teens 37 Monitor Girls Advisor 37 F. H. A. 1, 37 Pepcats 1, 2, 37 English Club Secretary 37 English Club 2, 37 Home Room President 17 Home Room Treasurer 37 Commercial Club'37 F. T. A. 27 Hall Monitor 27 Quill and Scroll7 Valentine Queen Z. HUBBARD, BARBARA Home Ec. 17 D. O. 37 F. T. A. 3. Page 32 HOOVER, ROBERT English Club 27 Machine Shop 2, 37 F. T. A. 37 Hall Monitor 1. HORTON, HMMY Track li English Club 2, 37 English Club Reporter 37 Hall Monitor 27 Student Council Rep. 2, 37 Hi-Y 17 Publications 37 Choir 37 Senior Ouartet7 Quill and Scroll. SENIORS HUNT, KATHRYN Latin Club l, English 2, D. O. 2, 3: F. T. A. 2, 3. ISON, IAMIE LOU F. H. A. l, Commercial Club 3. IACKSON, NANCY ELLEN F. H. A. l, 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, lr. Red Cross Secretary 1, Pepcats l, Z, 3, Pepcats V.- Pres. 3, Thespians 2, 3, Nat'l Honor Society 2, 3, Nat'l Honor Soc. Treas. 3, IOBE, LEMOYNE English Club 2, Hall Moni- tor 3, Speech Club 3, Hi-Y. Tri-Chem 2, 3, Monitor in Guidance Office, H. R. Pres. 3, Art Club 3, Hall Monitor lOHNSON, lUD':' ANN F. H. A. 1, 2, Secretary of F. T. A. 3, Commercial Club 3, Pepcats 2, P.T.A. Talent Show 3, Student Council Talent Show 3, Home Room Reporter l, Red Cross l, 2, 3. INGRAM, LOIS IEAN Bookworms 2, English Club 3, Commercial Club 3, F. H. lAMES, BOBBYE ANN Vice-President Home Room 2, Sec. English Club 2, Pep- cats 2, Y-Teens 3, Pepcats 3, F. T. A. 3, F. T. A. Coun- cil 3, F. H. A. 3, Spanish Club ll, English Club 3. IOHNSON, MERLE A., IR. Student Council l, 2, 3, Stu- dent Council Chaplain 3, Delegate to State Conven- tion oi Student Council, Choir 2, 3, Choir President 3, Co-Ed Morning Worship Council 2, Senior Ouartette 3. Page 33 ISON, IIMMIE LEE Hi-Y 3, Hi-Y Treas. l. lOHNSON, DOROTHY Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, English Club 2, 3, F. H. A. l, 3, Choir Z, 3, Pepcats 3, Quill and Scroll. 'H KELLEY, RONALD q Hall Monitor lg Spanish Club Ig English Club lg Hall Monitor 25 Spanish Club ll, English Club Z5 Hall Moni- tor 37 Math Club 3, KIRKHAM, BEVERLY IEAN Red Cross Rep. 1, 2pY-Teens I. C. Coun. 1, V.-P. 1, State Pres. 2, Pro. Chm. 27 Mid- So. Con. l, 37 State Con. 1, Z, 37 FHA l, 3, Del. FHA Camp lg Ed. Board 37 Pub. 2, Asst. Ed. Hi Comet Z7 Co-Ed. 37 Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Treas. 35 Broadcast 2, Span. Club 2, Pepcats 1, 2, 3, Off. 2, 3, Com. Club 3, Sen. Cabinet Z, Nat'1 Honor So, Off. 3, Off. Monitor 2, all Mon. ly B-Food Com. SENIORS IONES, ELFRIEDA L. Thespians 2, 3, Sec'y of Thespians 37 F. T. A. 25 F. H. A. Z, English Club Z, 3. KERR, WALLACE Football 1, 27 Hi-Y 1, 2, History Club Pres. 2, En- glish Club 2, 37 Speech Club 3. LACEY, RUBY MAE ' F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, English Club 1, Secretary D. O. and D. E. 3, Secretary F. T. A. 37 English Club'2, 3. IOSLIN, DARRELL Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Diving l, 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 3: H. R. Treas. lp Choir 37 Speech Club 3, English Club 27 Hall Monitor lg Pep Cats 1, Z, 3, Living Pictures 1, Musical Variety Show 35 Staff Writ- sr 3, Publications 3, Quill cnd Scroll, Speakeasies'f. KINSER, IANICE LEE F. T. A. lg Y-Teens ly Red Cross Rep., 1, 37 Red Cross Scrapbook E., 2, English Club 2, Sec. F.T.A. 2, V.- Pres. F.T.A. 3, Nat'l Honor Soc. 3, Candidate DAR 37 Speech Club 3, Voting Del. to F. T. A. Convention 3. LASSITER, PEGGY ' F. H. A. l, 35 English Club 2, 3. Page 34 KENDRICK, IIMMY D. F. T. A. lg F. T. AQ Pres, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3:' F. T. A. His- torian Zg HQ R. Pres. 25 'Boys' State 27 Hall Monitor lg Delegate to Nat'l Honor Society Convention 27 Nat'l Honor Society Pres. 37 State. Nat'l Honor Society Pres Head Monitor 37 Council 37 Math Club Delegate to Future Teachers Convention 3. KYZER, IEANETTE E.H.A. lp English Club 2, 3. LEWIS, IERRY LEE English Club LONG, RAYMOND L., IR. Basketball l: Hi-Y l, 2, 3: English Club 2: English Club Officer 2: Track l: Speech Club 3: Veteran 3. SENIORS LEMON, CLARICE ANN Y-Teens l,.3: F.T.A. 1, 2, 3: F.H.A. 35 3rd V-P. 1: Book- worms I, 2: H. R. Officer l: Speech Club 3:, English Club I, 3: English Club Of- ficer l, 3: Senior Cabinet 3: Play Cast 3:, Commercial Club 3: Commercial Club Officer 3: Art Club 3. LITTLE, DOROTHY ANN F. H. A. 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 1. 3: Ir. Red'Cross Rep. ,3: English Club l, 2, 3: Com- mercial Club 3: Home Room President 1: Pepcats l, 2, 3: History Club 2. LYBRAND, STELLA MARIE Band l, 2, 3: Y-Teens l, Z: F. T. A. 2, 3: English Club 2: Pepcats 1, 2: Commercial Club 3: F. H. A. l. LEMON. GARY, LLOYD, MICKEY LAREE Cheerleader Z: Footb. Maid 2, 3: Nat'l Honor Society 3: Student Council 1, 3: Span- ish Club l, 2: Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 2: Pepcat Pres. 3: English Club I: Y-Teens I, 2, 3: F. H. A. l, 3: Commer- cial Club 3: S.A.S.C. Con- vention Delegate 3: F.H.A. Reporter l.: Home Room Sec. 3: Hall Monitor 2: Stu- dent Council Workshop 3: Big Six Sportsmanship Com- LYNCH, SHIRLEY JEAN F. H. A. 'State Convention I, 2: Y-Teens l: English Club I, 2, 3: Ir. Red Cross Rep. l, 2, 3: Commercial Club 3: Choir 2, 3. Page 35 'hai LEWIS, ROY G. Home Room Pres. 1: Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Auto Mech 2, 3: Home Room Vice-Pres. 2: Hall Monitor 3. LOVE, BILLY ALTON Football 1, 2, 3: Track l, 2, 3: Vice-Pres. of Home Room 1 ,2: Pres. of Home Room 3: Vice-Pres. of English Club 3. 5 McBURNE'l'l', CAROLYN P. H. A.. 1, 2, 3, F. H, A Photographer l: F. H. A. State Convention l, 2: Pep- Cuts 1, 2, 3: YTeens 1, 2: English Club Librarian 2. MANNING, WANDA IOYCE Student Council Rep. 2: Pep- cats 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens l, Z, 3: Sec. of English Club 2: The Veteran Cast: Bookworrns 1, 2: English Club Program Committee 3. SENICRS LYONS, BILLY SHELBY Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 3: Track l, Z, 3: Baseball 1: Office Monitor 2, 3: He-:ii Monitor 3: Sports Ed. f52 Wildcat 3: Eng. Club Pres. 3: Publications 62 Letterman Club l, Z, 3: English Club Z, 3: Student Council 3: H. R. Pres. l: H. R. Vice-Pres. 3. MCMORRIS, IO ANN Pe cats 1, 2, 37' F. H. A. 1, 'zflie F. T. A. 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Senior Cabinet 3: Bus. Chm. Wiener Roast 3: 1-LR. Sec. 2: Book Store Mon. 2: English Club 2, 3: En- glish Club VP. 2: Publica- tion Staff 3: Wildcat Staff 3. MAYHAN, BETTY MAY F. H. A.: F. H. A. State Con- vention: English Club 2, 3: Commercial Club. LYONS, SAMUEL I., IR. Basketball Mgr. l:..Hi-Y l: Tri-Chem 2, 3: Lab. Igsist- Gill 3, Math Club Q . H. Pres. 2: Latin Club 1, 2. MAIOR, RONALD Band l: Bldg. Trades 2: Hi- Y 1: H. R. Reporter 1: Book- worms l,, 2: F.T.A. 2: Hi Comet Staff 3: Film Crew 2, 3: Stage Crew 1: Hall Mon- itor l: Mechanical Drawing 2, 3: Math Club 1: Quill and Scroll 3. MEADERS, NAYDEAN L. English Club 2, 3: Band 1: F. H. A. 1: Commercial Club 1: Speech Club 2. Page 36 l MCCLAIN, IOHN THOMA English Club 2, 3: Photc rapher for Hi Comet F. T. A. 3: Publication. MAY, INA LUCILLE ' F. H. A. 1, 3: Monitor: E glish Club 2: History Clul Commercial Club. ILLS, MARILYN SUE -Teens l, 2, 35 F. H. A, Pepcats 2, Speech Club Bookworms 2, State Choir astival 2, 37 Vocalist for :hool Radio Program 3: all Monitor 1. ONK, DONALD GENE . R. V-Pres. 35 Football Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track Z, 35 Film Monitor lf lg Hall Monitor 2g Ou :ld Scroll, Pres. Eng. Club Pres. History Club 2, All ig-Six Second Team 25 res. H. R. 35 Pres. Quill nd Scroll 3, Sports Ed. Hi- omet 37 Co-Capt. Football All Big Six First Team 35 on. Men. All-So. 35 Sports Writer Wildcat 35 Letter- SENIORS MERCER, LAFERN M. MILLER, BONNIE IEAN F. H. A. 2, 37 English Club Pepcats lg F. H. A. 1, 35 En- 2, 35 Pepcats 2, 35 History glish Club 2, 37 Commercial Club 2, Club 2, 35 History Club 2. MINOR, WILLIARD MINTON, PENNY MOORE, LEON English Club 2: Choir 35 Business Manager '52 Wild- CCIt. Page eens 1, 2, 3, F. H. A. 1, Z, 37 Choir 2, 35 Girls Ensemble 35 P. T. A. Talent Show 1, 2, 37 Choir Clinic: Commercial Club 35 Book- worms 2: Pepcats 2. MOORE, WALTER IAMES Film Monitor lp Roll Monitor 1, 21 F. T. A. Z, 35 Vice-Pres. English Club 27 Class Pres. D. O. and D. E.: Represent- gtive to F. T. A. Convgntisn MILNERQ DOLORES 3 Music Librarian 2, 3: Home Room Bible Monitor 37 Of- fice Monitor 2, 37 Girls En- semble 3g Musical Varie- ties Z, 35 State Choir Festi- val 2, 3. MOSS, IOE D. Latin Club 1, Z5 English Club 2, 3g Tri-Chem 2, 37 Office Monitor 2: Lab. Asst. 3, Asst. Treas. for Tri-Chem 3. s. 1 NORMAN, DON English Club 27 Publication 37 Hall Monitor 2, 37 History Club 2. OWENS, MARGRETTA H. R. Sec. 17 Latin Club 17 Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 F.H.A. l, 2, 37 F.T.A. 2, 37 Guidance Office Monitor, Thespians 2, 37 N. H. S.7 Pepcats 1, 2, 37 Sec. Pepcats 37 English Club 27 Choir 2, 37 Radio Ens. 37 Girls Ens. 37 Speak- easies 37 Musical Variety Shows 2, 3. SENIORS NANTZE, RALPH Hall Monitor 17 English Club 27 Choir 3. OLIVER, SHARON Y-Teens l, 2, 37 F. H. A. 1, 37 Bible Monitor 17 Pepcats l, 2, 37 English Club Treas. 2, 37 Choir 2, 37 Publica- tions 37 Red Cross 3. PARTAIN, THERRAL Hi-Y I, 2, 37 Speakeasies5' 2, 37 Thespians 2, 37 V-Pres. Thespians 37 Pepcats 37 Hi- Comet Ad. Mgr. 37 Thanks- giving Play 2, 37 Dramatics Play 37 Choir 2, 37 Film Monitor 2, 37 State Choir Clinic 27 Sr. Boys' Quartet 3j P.T.A. Talent Show 37 Music Variety Show 2, 37 Publications 37 H. R. Basket- ball 27 State Choir Festival 2, 37 Radio Ensemble 2, 37 Mixed Ensemble 2, 37 Christ- mas Play 27 Musical Varie- ties Adv. Mgr. 3. NATIONS, CHARLES L. IR. Trans. from Ft. Smith, Foot- ball 2, 37 Basketball 2, 37 Pres. Latin Club 27 V-Pres. H. R. 27 V-Pres. English Club 27 Pres. Sr. 'Class 37 Student Council 37 Head Monitor 37 Nat'l Honor Soc. 37 Boys' State 37 V-Pres. H. R. 37 Pres. Math Club 37 Bix Six Second Team 3. OUZTS, .LOUIS Hall Monitor 17 English Club 2: F. T. A. 3. PATTON, PAT Latin Club Sec. 1, 27 Y- Teens l, 2, 37 Nat'l Honor Soc. 2, 37 Monitor 2, 37 Fu- ture Teachers 2, 37 Treas. for F. T. A. 37 Del. F.T.A. Conv. 2, 37 Tri-Chem 2, 37 Thespians 2, 37 F.H.A. 2, 37 Pepcats l, 2, 37 H. R. Sec.- Treas. 37 Senior Cab. 37 English Club 27 Oi. Nat'l Honor Soc. 37 Speech Club Play 37 Living Pictures 37 Thanksgiving Assembly 3. ODOM, BETTY IO F. H. A. l, 27 Sec.-Treas English Club gli Commercial Club 37 English Club 2, 37 F. T. A. 3. PARKER, MARY ALICE Y-Teens 1, 37 F.H.A. 1, 2, 37 Choir 2, 37 Hall Monitor 37 Red Cross 37 Speakeas- ies 3.7 PHILLIPS,' KENDAL English Club 25 F. T. A. 2, 3, Mach. Shop I. OWELL, MARTHA LOU punish Club lg English 27 ommercial Club 3. SENIORS PENNY, FORREST Football l, 35 Red Cross 25 'Tri-Chem 2, 3: Tri-Chem Treos. 3: Moth Club 37 Head Monitor 37 Latin Club 1, 27 Track lg Eng. Club Pres. 2, H. R. Pres. 27 Eng. Club 2. PHILLIPS, ALWREY Band 1, 2, 3, Vice- Pres. English Club 25 Band Cap- tain 2, 3. PITTS, MARTHA IO POTTER, BARBARA E. F. H. A. 1, 25 English Club Home Ec. l, Z7 Choir Zp F. 2, 3: History Club Z7 Com- H. A. 1, 2: English Club 25 mercial Club 2. F. T. A. 2. PRIDEAUX, IEAN PAUL PRITCHETT, THEODORA Film Monitor lg Stage Crew Commercial Club 3. Assistant Manager Z, 35 Spanish Club l. Page 39 PICKEITE, MARY ALICE Y-Teen: l, 2, 35 F. H. A. 2. 31 F. T. A. l, 3: Student Council Rep. 1, 31 National Honor Society 35 H. R. Re- porter l. PRATT, ROSEMARY Y-Teens Z, 3: F. H. A. 2, 31 Head Monitor 3. OUINN, PEGGY ANNE Hall Monitor 35 Homecom- ing Maid 3: Art Club 3. RIAL ROSIE MAE English Clubl P H A l English Club 2 History Clulli 2 English Club 3 F SENIORS PROVENCE, PHYLLIS F. H. A. 35 Commercial Club 35 English Club 2, 35 Hall Monitor 35 Parliamentarian English Club 3. RAYBURN, HELEN MARINA Student Council l, 35 F. H. A. Class President l5 F. H. A. 35 Pepcats 35 Y-Teens 35 English Club 35 Latin Club 35 Math Club 3. RIGGS, G. YVONNE Hall Monitor 15 Latin Club l, Z5 Band 1, Z, 35 Pe-pcats l5 Tri-Chem l, 25 Math Club 35 English Club 25 Asst. Drum Major 2, 35 Co-Editor English Club ' Paper 25 Board of Directors for Math Club 3. Page OUALLS, BILLY IOE Red Cross Rep. and Treas. 35 P. E. Monitor 35 A.A.U. Boxing Champion '495 Gold- en Gloves '495 A. A. U Champion '5O5 National A A. U. Semi- Finalist Mid- South Golden Gloves, Run- ner up '5O5 A. A. U. Cham- pion '5l5 Mid-South Golden Gloves, Runner up '51, READER, BILL President of Future Trades- men 3. RIGGS, IULIA ALYCE English Club 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 F. H. A. l, 35 Library Monitor 25 Head Hall Moni- tor 35 H. Room Secretary 35 Choir Accompanist 3. RAY, ELIZABETH ANN P. H. A. 15 Y-Teens lg Eng. Club 25 History Club Z5 Monitor Post 25 Commercial Club 35 Pepcats 35 Voca- tional 35 Office Monitor 3. RICE, DON EARL Football l, 2, 35 Track l, 2, 35 H. R. Pres. l5 Film Mon- itor l, 25 Hall Monitor 35 English Club Pres. 25 Vice- Pres. of History Club 25 Let- termen's Club 2, 35 Circula- tion Manager ot Hi Comet 35 Wildcat Staff 35- Quill and Scroll. ROBERTSON, DELORES Nat'l Honor Society 3: Math Club 35 Math Club Officer 35 H. R. Treas. 35 Hall Moni- tor 35 Miss Vineyard's Mon. 35 F. H. A. 15 Hi-Comet Staff 35 Business Staff of Wildcat 35 Make-up Editor of Wildcat 35 Tri-Chem5 Ouill cmd Scroll. SATTERFIELD, IAMES M. Tri-Chem 2, 35 'Monitor - 1, 35 Ir. Red Cross 1, 35 Speech Club 35 English Club 2, 35 History Club 25 Math Club 35 Living Pictures 25 Editor English Club Paper 35 Anv nouncer Sch. Broadcast 3. SENIORS ROBERTS, MARY UNA F.H.A. Class Pres. 15 F.H.A. 1, 35 Y-Teens 15 Choir 2, 35 Choir Treas. 35 Latin Club 25 Latin Club Treas.5 Eni glish Club 2, 35 English Club Treas. 25 Eng. Club V- Pres. 35 H. R. V-Pres. 35 News Editor Hi-Comet 35 Publications Staff 35 F. T. A. RUPLE WALTER LEE Ir Red Cross 2 Office Mon 1tor 1 2 3 Natl Honor So ciety 3 Secretary 1st Period English Club 3 SCHMIDT, KARL F. T. A.5 Auto Mech Z, 3. ROBERTSON, LUCY lO Publications 35 English Club 3. RYAN DONALD S Red Cross Rep l 2 PTA Talent Show 1 2 Hall Mon 2 Eng Club 2 3 mg Pictures 2 Swing Band l, 2, 35 Del. State Stu. Coun- cil Con. 25 Del. Stu. Coun. Workshop 25 V4Pres. Stu. Council 3. H. R. Program at Senior Wiener Roast 35 Band 35 Broadcast 2, 35 Sp. Club 35 Mus. Rose Fest. 2. SCOTT, IIMMY PAUL Basketball 1, 2, 35 Student Council 2, 35 Head Monitor 35 H. R. V-Pres. 15 Eng. Club Pres. 35 Swimming Team 1, 2, 35 Senior Cabinet 35 P. T. A. Talent Show 35 Swing Band 2, 3. Page 41 RODMAN, IOE Band 1, 2, 35 Ger. Band 1, 2, 35 Drum Major 2, 35 H.R. Rep. 15 Dist. Band Clinic 25 Red Cross 15 Tri-Chem 2, 35 English Club 2, 35 Senior Cabinet5 Dir. Workshop 2-, 35 Treas. Stu. Council5 Nat'l Honor Society 35 'Math Club 35 H. R. Pres. 35 P. T. A. Talent Show5 M. C. Student Council Show 35 Auditor of Math Club. SCHABER, DONNA FHA 1, 2, 3, Pres. 2: Del. to State Camp 15 Future Tch. 1, 2, 3, V-Presi 2, Rep. 35 MC State Con. Z5 St. Dir. FTA Assembly 35 H. R. Sec. Treas. 2, 15 Rep. 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens Roll Call 15 YfTeen Con. 1, 25 Of. Mon. Hall Mon. 25 Broadcasts 1, 2, 35 Tri-Chem. 2, 35 Rep. 35 Nat'l Honor Soc. 2, 35 Sr. Cabinet 35 Rep. of N. L.R. to NW. University lout. SHELBY, BERNICE F. H. A. ly F. T. A. 2: En- glish Club 27 F. H. A. 3, Pep Cats 35 English Club 3, Commercial Club 35 Office Monitor, Mrs. McMahen. SHUMATE. I. T. Band 1. g SENIORS SHAW, MARTHA IO SHEEHAN, PAT F. H. A. ly English Club 2, Future Trodesmeu 3. F. H. A. 37 English 3. SHIRLEY, MARION F. H. A. l, 35 Class Pres. lg Future Teachers 2, 3, En- glish Club 2, H. R. Treas. 3, Commercial Club 3, History Club 27 Office Monitor, Mr. Tyler 3. SHORT, LEROY FARRIS Art Staff 37 Quill and Scroll 3, English Club 27 Hall Mon- itor Zp Publications 3, Art Club 3. SKIPPER, BILLY F. SMITH, DONALD F. Football l, 2, 37 English F. T. A. 2, 3, Woodwork lg Club 2, 37 Senior Cabinet 3. H. R. Basketball 25 English Page Club 2. SHEPARD, ANDERSON C. SIMPSON. PATRICIA LEE FHA l, 2, Treas. l, V-Pres. Z' Student Council lp H.R. Pres. 27 Pepcats 2, 3, V- Pres. 2: Tri-Chem 2, 37 Y- Teens l, Z7 Of. Mon. 2, 3: Ch. Leader 3, DAR,3: Nat'l Honor Soc. 2, 37 V-Pres. 3, Ma. Club 3, Sec. 37 Girls' State 35 Pres. Art Club 3, Pres. Eng. Club 37 Poster Con. 31 Sec. Sr. Class 37 Sr. Cabinet 3. SMITH, SYLVIA Y-Teen! 17 Pepcats 1, 2, 37 F. H. A. 1, 2, 37 H. R. Sec. 17 Hall Mon. I, 27 Spanish Club 1, Z7 F. H. A. Rep. 17 Red Cross Rep. I7 H. R. Rep. 37 Spanish Club Pres. II7 Publications 37 Speech Club: Art Club. STINNETT, CHARLOTTE R. F. H. A. 2, 37 Y-Teens 1, 27 F. H. A. Sec. I7 N. H. S. Z, 37 Red Cros Representative 27 Office Monitor 2, 37 His- tory Club 2. H SENIORS SMITH, ELIZABETH ANN English Club 1, Pres. 27 H. F Pres. 1, Sec.-Treas: 27 Stu- Council Rep. 37 Spanish Club Pres. l, 27 Y-Teens l,2, .37 Y-Teens Treas. 27 F.l-I.A. I, 2, 37 Miss Vineyard's Monitor 27 Hall Mon. 27 Com. Club Pres. 37 Wildcat Staff 37 Pepcats 1, 2, 37 National Honor Society 3. STANDRIDGE, DELBERT C. I-Ii-Y 37 Speakeasies 37 Publications 37 Staff Writer Hi-Comet 37 Co-Manager '52 Wildcat Hall Monitor 37 Quill and Scroll 3. STRUDLEY, BE'I'I'Y PAYE Y-Teens 1, 37 F. T. A. 37 Pepcats 1, 37 Speakeasies 37 Choir 3: Math Club 37 Hall Monitor 3. SMITH. lAMES H. Art 37 Band l, 2, 37 Band Squad Leader 2, 37 Clarinet Ensemble 37 Choir 27 H. R. Basketball 27 Hi-Comet7 Cast PTA Talent Show7 German Band 1, 2, 3. STEPHENS, IOYCE English Club 27 Substitute Office Monitor 27 History Club Z: N. H. S. 37 H., R. Vice--Pres. 37 Monitor for Mrs. Vineyard 37 Commer- cial Club 3. suse. Dixis LEE ' Y-Teens 1, 2, 37 F. H. A. 1, 2, V-Pres. 17 Pepcats 1, 2, 37 H. R. Sec. 17 Sec. Student Council 37 Football' Queen 37 Girls State 27 Thespians 37 Speech Club 27 Football Maid 27 Miss Vineyard's Monitor 27 Rep. to A. A. S. C. Convention 27 Secretary Choir 3. , STALEY, ANN F. H. A. 1, 37 English Club 2, 37 Y-Teens I, 2, 37 Pep- cats 1, 2, 37 Commercial Club 37 Choir 37 History Club 2. ' STOCKWELL, VIRGINIA A. Y-Teens l, 2, 37 Pepcats 1, 2, 37 F. H. A. 1, 2, 37 F. H. A. Pres. 17 H. R. V-Pres. 17 Hall Monitor 17 Eookworrns 27 H. R. Reporter 27 Mr. Ty- ler's Office 37 'Speakeasiesn 37 Commercial Club 3. THOMAS, MARY ELVA Hall Mon. 2, 37 H. R. VAPres. 17 Y-Teens 1, 27 Pepcatsx 1, Z, 37 Cheerleader 2, 37 Foot- ball Maid 2:7 Homecoming Queen 37 Thespiians 2, 37 Speech Club 2, 37 Public Re- lations Monitor '37 Student Director 37 Thanksqlvtnq As- sembly 37 History Club Sec. 27 F. T. A. 27 F. H. A. 17 Play Cast 37 Annual Staff 37 Quill and Scroll. TOT'I'Y, RONALD Basketball 17 Choir 37 Sen- ior Quartette 37 Trl-Chetn'3. SENIORS suse. WILLIAM E. TR. Hi-Y l, 2, 37 Pepcats 27 Latin Club 2, 37 Hall Moni- tor 27 Usher 27 History Club Z7 Hi-Y Club Pres. 37 N. H. S. 37 Head Monitor 37 Office Monitor 37 Student Council 37 I-li-Y Basketball 3, THURMAN, IOHN B., IR. Stage Crew 17 Latin Club' 2. 37 Mgr. Publicity Engineers Z7 Managinq Editor of Hl- Comet'3. 'rucmznq QM. EUGENE Pooebauw i. 27 tsoongeu Mgr. af 7' npnxeamu, Head gmqp. sqer ' 3: gTrcxck31. 127 , Track Manager 3: 'Seniorf -Cabinet 3. SULLIVAN, MARTIN C. IR. Track 27 English7Club 2, 37 Track 3. TOLAND, BOBBYE RAE Tri - 'Chem-' 37' Pepcats 37 Speal:easies . 37 .Home Rm. Secretary 37 Hi Cornet Staff 37 F. T. A. 37 Y-Teens 1, 37 Publications 3. TURNER. Bl!-.LY NORRIS Lat1n,Club Treasurer 17 Lat- lnClub'l. 27 Hi-Y l, 37 Band 177 2, 3:,Ht R. Basketball 27 President A Home-I -,-, Room 2: U8l'l9!'423 -Band Ensemble 3. Page 44 THOMPSON, NETTIE A. Y-Teens I, 2, 37 Hall Mon- itor l, 3: F. H. A. l, 2, 37 Speakeasies 37 Choir 37 Girls Ensemble 3. TOWNSEND. SHIRLEY F. H. A. '37 Y-Teens 37 Pep- cats 37 Enqllsh Club Z. 3. SENIORS VAUGHAN. WILLIS GENE Film Crew l: F. T. A. 2, A3: English Club 2. WARD, SHIRLEY FTA 2, 3: D. O. G D.-E. 3: Sludenl Council 2: l English Club 3. TURNER, EDWARD USERY, KATHERINE ALICE English Club 1, 2: History Bcsnd l, 2, 3: F. H. A. 1, 3: Club 2: F. T. A. 3. English Club 3: Speech Club VOYLES, MARY E. English Club 2, 3: Choir 2, 3. WEAVER. IANE Y-Teens 1, 3: I-H H. A. -l, 3: 'znqmh cum 2, -An cm, a. Page 9: Monitor 1: Pepcats 2. WADDLE. ANABEL English Club l,2,3: Pepcats 2, 3: FHA 1, 3: Red Cross 'Representative 1: Hall Mon- itor.2, 3: Bookworms 3: Li- brary Monitor 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. WEBB, BBTIVYE .IG ', - Y-TSSBB1. 2, ..3:.,F.-HI Pepduts '25 3: Cammerclcil Clubl3: English Club 2, 3: Tyi-ist for I-If-Comet: g Hall Monitor 1. 45 I VEAZEY, NORMA ANN Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Student Council l: Pepccxts 1, 2, 3: Sec. of English Club 3: Treas. Senior Class: Tri- Chem 3: Senior Cabinel: Ha-11 Monitor. 2, .3: FTA 2, 3: D A R Candidaie: Speech Skils: Football Maid 2: Pres. Home Room: Latin Club Sec. 2: Latin Club: Thanks- giving Play 2: Speech Club 2. WEAVER, CHARLES SENIORS WELSH DONALD WEST GEORGE En lish Club 2 Home Room En ish Club 2 3 Publ1CG 9 Pres1dent3 H6118 3 WHITTEN, IOHNNY Football 1, Z, 31 Basketball 1,- 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 37 V- Pres. Home Room lp Pres. Home Room 27 Hall Moni- tor 3, English Club 3, Sen- ior Council 3: Editor Hi- Comet, Letterman's Club, Basketball Co-Captain. WISEMAN, HM Pres. Latin Club lg Hi Com- et Staff 2, 31 Co-Editor Hi Comet 3, Student Council 2, H. R. Pres. lg Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Thespians 3, Eng. Parliarnentarian '35 Math Club 35 Film Monitor ly Quill and Scroll 2, 3, V- Pres. Quill and Scroll 3. WILEY, EVA IEAN WILLIAMS, IACK HOWARD I Latin Club -1, 2, Y-Teens Track 1: English Club 29 2, F. H. A. 3, English Club F .T. A- 35 Enqlish Club 3. 3- Art Club 3 wogroan, BETTY JEAN Sec. Spanish Cub 2, 37 Pepcats 2, 3, Student Coun- cil l, 37 F. H. A. l, 2, 3, Home Room.. Secretary 1, Z: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Girls En semble 1, 2, 3. ., Page WOOD, W. C. English Club 25 Future Tradesmen 2, 3, Vice Pres- ident E. T. A. 3, Home Room Vice President 3. WIGGINS, NOLA, JANE F. H. A. 17 English Club 2 Monitor CBook-storej. WOLFE. WAYNE. HT Film Monitor 3. WORRELL, SHIRLEY ANN Latin Club 1, 25 Y-Teens 2, 37 F. H. A. 1, 37 Vice-Pres. H. R. lg English Club 2, 3. SENIGRS WOOLDRIDGE, BETTY IOY WOOLDRIDGE, C. GINGER English Qlub 2' 37 Commef- PSPCCHB 37 CO?l1lIf9!'C1CI1 C551 Club 3, 37 English Club 27 Treasur- er Home Room 3. YOW, MIRIAM GAYLE ZAIAC. AUGUST PAUL WORSI-IAM. HENRY E P. T. A. 3. Secretcrr Home oom - T y R 3, , F. . A. 3. Commergial Club 35 Senior Cczbinel 3fEnglish Club 25 Y-Teens 1, 27 P. H. A. 1.31 Z.. Page 47 Juniors Abbott, Reba Alexander, Shirley Ann Anderson, Lloyd Anderson, Io Ann Antonacci, Barbara Arnett, BiuY AUUYI D0Yle I Avfmlsf Belha N l Bailey, Otho lean Barbee, Clinton Barham, Ioe Bawiec, Edmund Beavers, Ronnie Beqemcm, Bill Bell, Iimmy Bennett, Maxine 9 Bentley, Ioyce Berry, Sheila Black, ,Mazelle Blackwood, Frances . ,,, ,E Blalock, Peggy Boqard, Elizabeth Bolton, Harold Bowers, Eddie Juniors Bradke, Mollie Bradley, Barbara Bmndr BGHY BYGUUOHI Shirley' ,A r . uf I . . . , if Bre-Joi, Claudlne Brewczynskl, Earnest F. 1' nugmuu, rul Brown, Barbara Brown, lane Brown, lerry Bruce, Curtis BTYCIDT. Henry T. 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M3 'al 52 Smith, Johnny ., ,., f,,3,s, K W A 5, W 2 5 ff P 5 F 1. Stringiellow, Lois V. .,,. . W, , , , ' ,1' wx, u f .mk5'2m,f- ' - Thrasher, Dick Voegele, Buddy Vkggzffg m r I-5, f . N . W 4-ff Wiley, Clara Williams, Dorothy 1, Ellen Sims, Roy ' Smith, Robert Iames Tanner, Gordon Tipton, Elizabeth 'A. ,Q ,, mf if T F . 35 r f. FQ W tv 'V ft gy? www 3135! :gjwr 1 +f.7,fZ Voegele, lean -- ,pi ,fr f ' -k Wilhite, Dan O Q wzxzzu w ya Z L, NB N l 'M- e I PA55 3 6 ' I My A x 1 Q? ., 'gr ' . .-1 X HEAP BIG' Dl5Cus5l0N A .L 1 I X - 5 0 ,15 N f HMA Of Words and Ideas Page 66 The bard of Avon talks to us. Each word is related to another. Our Tale of Two Cities The question for debate is- A newspaper is born. x Of Men and Tongues Our neighbors just across the way For away cmd long oqo To enjoy better living To figure out one's income tux And evclucxte events cmd men A- Cf Lines and Figures Right to ihe lost copper cent! And that, my decxrs, is the value of X. Geomeiry is practi- cal, too- Besicles, the figures are so cute Of Life and Atoms This cupboard isn't bare. The hamster is an interesting little mammal. Weighed in the balances, and found. We raised our frogs from scratch. You pour a little in the thing-a-ma-bob, and it diddles down into this contraption, then drops into this little trick, and then- Of Business as Usual cxsdf space glkj space Gsdf space- Yours very truly- Does it balance? Stencil two qoinq on! Of Health and Happiness Lost one around is ct rotten eqq! Flying high One - two - three - four -- -- - one - two Page 71 If King Tut could see this-- Ah, beautiful! 9 G CATH CHlEF W l LD Look We at this gameson labor Ot the young men and the women Listened to their noisy talking, To their laughter and their singing Heard them chattering like the magpies Heard them singing like the robin. 'Midst the sound of Wildcat voices All returning, always jesting Thatour meetings might be joyous, That the time might pass more gaily, And We 'Cats be more contented! 7 Z 1 Wmxfkxxv gg 1275- U . ...-..... A q Q3 f J BUFFALO l x. HUNHDR5 '- f 5 Q5 IE' ..,:ff k i eV 52215,-,ee V N O- ou Y I , HDNNUAL , W -::ff E EE-Ria A ..:::., 5L, f j X Vxce Pre-srdent Don Ryan ond President Bobby Brown slqn the Freedom Scroll., Student Council ! rldge Bobby Brown Bully Jo Ann Perry, Ann Smifh GI v r obb Glover. 3rd ro Members, fronf row: Vernie o e , B VJ' I w: Be+ry Jean olford. Pat Simpson 41h row: Donnie Wrighf, Jim Horf Jimmy ScoH, Don Ryan, Charles Naflons Lyons, Steve' Chapman, Benny Hope Harry Cheshier. e foil Gas AI- Qo0 Siosdvlxxels' XOYNQOK geo Y- to 5c0l goi . will 09 , go ads xo 'CQ N7 Q5 ow G X s: Front Row: loyce ens lo Ann PPTYY Second Row: Delores Robertson Wanda Hopkins, Norma Holcomb f Reva Dodd Annice Kackley, QQOQAC f Vs v- W Attendance Monitors: Front Row: loyce Bentley, Barbara Bradley, Mary lackson, Pat Brighton, Miriam Yow, Ioan Adams, and Charlotte Stinnett. Row 2: Barbara Huffman, Dorothy Pinkston, Pat Bleidt, Elaine Davis, Claudine Brejot, Bobbie Vaden, Delores Milner, Pat Simpson, Gwynn Cochran. Row 3: Walter Ruple, Paul Dean, Bobby Suttle, Billy lolly Hollis Underwood Don Davis Billy Suqq Q Y- X9 1 pol Qoi X69 N90 'x Qegfogxlfe' XO 5 Z eoafifwfi V S 1 aa X X ' MSA I fm 5 M L kk au, ,f . , .N 2, A 4 . -'E' A -A ig , ,,2fQff'g,. P? K Q igls., 'if' if 5 .M QF 3 lk .1 ' i W , .-,VL qi 'B 4 , W av! Q 1 4 Q Wm mc, '. . .ff K f X H -'f xx, fy f vzfg iw? xsfi? 5 f f? A' Zi A ff -, A De lif Q ws, Q ' gif F535 fir L A 95 K 5 jggwggm .QV-21.5 35 K nf. A ' , M . . 35,5 ' if Q, , cgi? 2 v w Tri-Chem Society K-I r .I H Left to right: lohn Fortenbury, I. T. Cross, limmy Brown' ing, lo Anne Goss, Forrest Penny, Donna Schaber. Left to right, back row: Don Davis, Ioe Rodman, Simmons Bates, Forrest Penny, Freddy Fewell, Paul Clark, lohn Forten- bury, limmy Browning. Second row: Brooks Holder, Billy Harrell, Sammy Lyons, Jimmy Kendrick, loe Moss, I. T. Cross, lim Sattertielcl, Bill Hays. First row: Io Anne Goss, Iackson, Norma Veazy, Pat Simpson, Donna Schaber, Oletal Copeland, Pat Patton, Barloara Curtis, Barbara Beavers, Sarah Helms, Yvonne Riggs. at XVW Left to right, front row: Rachel Patton, Pat Brighton, Clara Parkhill, Sharon Busick, Gwynn Cochran, Mary Gail Anderson, Barbara Bradley, Shelia Berry, Carolyn McBurnett, rf Brown, Pat Dove. Second row: Mary Iaclcson, IoAnn Delores Robertson, Ducky Donahey, Bill Iolly, Ben 1, Billy Suqqs, lim Trammell, Pat Hopkins, Elfreida Jones, e Toland. Back row: Billy Arnett, Iay Stanley. Qi X t to right: Timm? K-endrick, Don Davis, I. T. Cross, Bill Left to fiqhfi FfeClClY Fewell. l0G MOSS Sflm l-Y0f1Sf Bill rrell, Brooks Holder. Page 79 HGYSP XX CIPLlll.l3'BSCQli?Ol.l. A l.l-l.S.l-l.S.Jf Left to right: Jean Kirxhom, Treosurerg 1 Don Monk, President lim Wiseman, Vice-President: lim Henry, Porlicxmen- torionp Marion 1'-'aye Burns, Secretary- Dickie Anders, Sergeant ot Arms. I? I I I Row I, left fo righf: Nancy Nixon, Jackie Nichols, Doroihy Johnson, Flodine Blessing, Mary Una Roberfs, Paf Brighfon, Jean Kirlx ham, Jake Broadaway, Wanda Hopkins, Gwynn Cochran, Mollie Chisholm, Barbara Curiiss, Bobby Toland, Jim Wiseman, Celesria Goff, Ann Smifh, Par Bass. Row 2: Shirley Mills, Phyllis Smifh, Delores Ro berfson, Donna Schaber, Par Edwards, Sarah Helms, Maycel House, Doris Hand, Judy Johnson, Kay Forfson, Doroihy Klinger, Barbara Brown, Pal Dove, Darrell Joslin, Jim Horron, Delbert Slandriclge, Marlha Lee Brown, Don Davis. Row 3: Dick Anders, Don Earl Rice, David DeWiH, Therall Pariain, Aurelius Gassaway, Bill Hays, Don Monk, John Whiflen, Bill Lyons, Jim Eubanks, John Thurman, Jim Trammell, Tommy Eubanks, Wendell Dorman, David Heilman. i ' 1 J Thespians De lef, fkeqsl. Left to right: 1. Martha Lee Browin, Greta Owens, Pat Patton, Mary Thomas, Nancy Jackson, Dixie. Lee Sugq. 2. Elfrieda Iones, Pat Dove, Mary Gail Anderson, Norma Veazy, Betty Faye Strixdley. 3, Sim- mons Bates, Therral Partain, Iack Hilton, lake Broadaway, Wallace Kerr. 6 . Leffsplqns fqck fo I, . Ofjyc 1aH1,on19hf.. W ' I afrjgdoezuql Port nes. Qfg 1' O - Ss Lie Tj?o'l917f: Sofhbel Okie CDIDSOIZ h'- fo128 OX. ' H B fYS17dSL.81lfeL N o Sharon Busic, Marilyn Mills, Mary Thomas, Ag 012 0991- Usfck 2: Brooks Holder, Simmons Bates, Nancy Nixon, Faye Burns, Virginia Stockwell, Betty Faye Sfrud- Sue Wilson, Norma Abbott, Ray Long, Larry eaversl ,lim C:++-HH-IA Billv Jeff Camp- First row: loe Rodman, Floyd Winkler, Tommy Bridqt Bob Chronister, Claude Cathell, Darrel Hubbard, lim Descoteau, Ray Caldwell, Freddy Knickerbocker, Weric Dorman, Richard Newton, Alfred Boyles, Director I, R morid Brandon. Second row: Brooks Holder, Lee Wallc Carol Powell, Bob Hogqard, Bob Nolen, Katherine Use Stella Lybrand, Billy Iett, Iim Hendry, Ierry Lamar, Dar Bishop, Dan Wilhite. Third row: Shirley Mills, Willi Allen, Lanny Belknap, Edward Peeler, Pat Dove, B Arnett, Dale Cash, Edith Kyser, Dorothy Io Klinqer, Barb Brown, Phyllis Smith, L. M. Phillips. Fourth row: Ed Ers, lo Ann Wallace, Charles Halliburton, leanette ,, Robert Spaulding, Robert Fielder, Curtis Bruce, Doug- .ewis, Carolyn Hand, Bob Wright, Virginia Thompson. is Smith. Filth row: Ben Hogan, Martha Barnnon, La Blaclclock, limrny Bell, Billy Turner, Carl Rial, lirnrny nts, Shirley Lybarger, lay Stanley, Yvonne Biggs, Huclcabee, Billy Hollaway. Sixth row: Aubrey ips, Paul Bishop, loe Giger, loe Armbrust, lames ijerstati, Claude Bice, Lloyd Anderson. Seventh row: Hilton, Don Davis, Vernon Coker, Pat Foley, Eddi Dove, Carolyn Hand, Librarians, Wallace, Billy Arnett, Bob W 7,4700 fr , limrny Descoteau, Stage 'illjlrh In 1, r x - I H! ing Z E, i S Choir Officers: Mary Una Roberts, Greta Owens, Delores Iohnson Dixie Suqq, lake Broadaway, Merle Back row: Dale Bruce, Leon Moore, Robert Byrns, Ralph Nantze, Ronald Totty, The-rral Partain, limrny Eubanks, lim Horton, Merle lohnson, Bob Burnett, Iake Broadaway. Znd from back: Martha Brown, Shirley Floyd, Mary E, Voyles, Doris Hand, Barbara Potter, Christine Gilliland, Barbara Cotham, Shirley Lynch, Wanda Manning, Vera Ann Staley. 3rd from back: Mary Alice Parker, Io Anne Goss, Rebecca Accord, Betty Wolford, Iackie Cox, Betty Strudley, Delores Milner, Marion Faye Burns, Dixie Suqq, Katherine Fortson, Greta Owen. 2nd from front: Io Ann Cullum, Nancy Iackson, Betty Lou Brown, Io Fitts, Geneva Bradshaw, Nettie Thompe son, Penny Minton, Ag Haynes, Mary Gail Anderson, Ginny Baker, Barbara Chapman. lst row: Sharon Oliver, Mary Lou Denty, Pattie Cole, Mary Una Roberts, Barbara Curtis, Norma Veazy, lo Ann McMorris, Ianice Avra, Bobhye Toland, Laverne Carr, Ann Burks, Dorothy Johnson. Page 84 Q V Q- H W wwf :w4,i.,.Wwj.... , H I ,ig 1- j f x K X. K fm ,aw M- , , . V, , igf h ' if -4' 'K ' A m 'AVI if kg! my ini 7 if agivw' QQ-Awfwfthfx' 'U' w, g gf M ,W X wg? MF A ' , KW .QQ 5 A-, T ,. Q M ml VILVLA I il A Q l A ,A-, Z,,, 's 3, My aw Mag 5 Art Club First row, left to right: Maxine Bennett, Gwynn Cochran, Sylvia Smith, Nancy lackson, Barbara Cotham, Peggy Quinn, Ianice Camp. Second row: Elizabeth Bogard, Sharon Busick, Pat Kirby, Carole Spann, lean Stanley, Io Fitts, Nancy Shirley. Third row: Oleta Copeland, Eddie Pearl Cox, Doris Hand, Clarice Lemon, Pat Simpson, La Fern Mercer, Betty Spier. Fourth row: Therral Partain, La Von Blacklock, loe Sterne, Mackye Colvin, Iimmy Gray, Iimmy Trammell. X 7 PAT SIMPSON President Vxw s ollll 0 if . 400,500.8 Organized this year, the Art Club, com- OJQQ posed of members ot the art classes, busied itself with posters, painting stage scenery tor 0.9 ag the Musical Varieties, and bringing home six an . Gold Keys in a state art contest. DORIS HAND Vice-President W GWYNN COCI-IRAN Secretary MRS. C. E. BENTON Sponsor GORDON BURTON Treasurer A R T :Lu w BN ' H L' W l L A- QQQ C1OCkW1S9Z Barbara Brown, Eddle Peari Co K 5 ,, , m Holloway, Patty Edwards. l 1 in-nb 1-- row, To rlght. IoAnne Broadhurst Second row: Cornelia Holloway, Paity Edwards, Eddie Pearl Cox, Goss, Barbara Brown, uda , bi-Jil ,L L Page 87 Junior Classical League Officers, first row: Betty Scrog- qin. Second row: Nancy Nixon, Shirley ,Tucker, Sheila Berry. li 4-1 f-s vis Seventh row: Billy Suaq. .zzz First row: Linda Metcalf,,Nancyf,.Ni:-ron, Shirley Roberts, Betty Scroq- qins, Rose Mary Mergt. 'Second roW': Barbara McNeil, Louise Ram- say, Shirley Tucker, lgreliby'Reynolds. Third row: Io Ann Wallace, Sheila Berry. Fourth row: Iackie Thompson, Mary Iackson. Fifth Barbara Boyeit, Tb Klinqer. Sixth row: Iohn Thurman, Paul Officers, top to bottom: Gil- bert Trussell, Barbara Beav-e ers, Billy Holloway, Bobbie Vaden, Dana Clement. -Q is Q ,yi 3 ,.r- H .M g-, P- as Sl wif El Circulo Espanol X' 4 K K fm A First row: Virginia Smith, Maxine Bennett, Bobbye Iames. Second row' Dorothy Pinkston Shirley Tucker Bett Wol I . ' ' ' Y ' ford, lean lustice, Barbara Huffman, Iackie Cox. Third row: Ray Caldwell, Arthur Sikes, Eugene Fortson, Charles Hooten, Lloyd Anderson. X ' XL I I I First row: Barbara Glass, Sue Battles, Sandra Dickey, Ruth White. Second row: Dorothy Potter, Shirley Mills, Sue Evans, Lois Gra- ham, Sarah Lou Iackson. Third row: Martha Kam, Phyllis Smith, Elizabeth Bogard, Gaylia Cau , Edith Kayser, Barbara Bradley., Fourth row: Don McFalls Bruce McCullough, Charles Tfmdern x X x DI 7. , l Officers: Betty Wolford, Lloyd Anderson, Dick Mosley, lean Iustice, Eugene Fortson. ' t ,First row: Elizabeth Bogard, Ben Mason. -Second row: Barbara Bradley, Phyllis, 1Smith, Shirley Mills. i -A 'A ' K f li Y WI S' WW a, K Q 'x ta If an '-'xyff If 3-,f' f TR ..z '5 W 1 cnsaaway ff 1 9 b g ly ll LL kj, QQ X' . :wil X X .1 Q N Bef DK ilillll KI B f 9' L S ' 5 3c f ,A fl 5 Al U 0 0 ff f ff M . lt.. Commercial Club The Commercial Club is composed ot second year shorthand students. ln addition to their regular work, they type and take dictation for teachers. They meet every Friday and to these meetings they invite business men and women to give them first hand informa- tion in their future occupations. 2,32 QV' aff' so G QNQ 2 Left to right: Pat Bleldt Clarice Lem on, Lynall Hall, Ann Smith Delores Gatewood, Betty lo Otts Z First row, leit to right: Marion Shirley, Phyllis Province, Ann Staley, Bernice Shelby, Mary Alice l-looten, 'Wanda Hopkins, Theodora Pritchett, Bonnie Miller, Cornelia Holloway, Bobbie lo Gortney, Wanda Boydston, Rebekah Acord,, Doris Hand, Gloria Burke, Pat Bass, Ann Smith. Second row: Pat Bleidt, Pat Hope, Betty lo Webb, Dorothy Little, Ann Ray, Betty Mayhan, Shirley Lynch, Maycel House, lean Kirkham, Lynall Hall, Sylvia Gottberg, Betty Finkbeiner, Delores Gatewood. Third row: Miriam Yow, Norma Holcomb, Clarice Lemon, Elaine Davis, Penny Minton, Betty lo Webb, Patty Cole, Lucille May, loyce Stephens, Meredith Green, lamie Ison, ludy Broadhurst. Fourth row: Bobby Brown, Betty Wooldridge, Lois lean Ingram, Ginger Wooldridge, Martha Lou Brown, LaRee Lloyd, Virginia Stock- well, Walter Ruple. L anssnon-r Page 90 Zire W ft L., FQ f f Q fe 0 gb l'7gd6'9g: -E if: -4' eq. 'bofFf7f,,Z I-yen 0 Af' CJWZ C., ook QW- ' of'5o',y Do. Do 171. 0, 'A'-l' 5:90 scomof If ef. I o,- C645 . Jedcaf, 0f1.,?C 'fn QA, 1 X I C 5 K' 31- Clheg 5Q9g,2ibdI17Ol1 H O Publications ,46T'jf f'54+ M f if f 'i ,O -7' .4 rirsl row, lefl lo righl: Rosemary Hulell, Belsy Davis, Pal Brighlon, Nancy Frilzgerald, Barara Brown, Boye Toland, Jim Tramell, Frank Schullz, Dolores Roberlson, Phyllis Smilh, Molly Sue Chisholm, Jackie Nichols, Nancy Nixon. Row 2: Sharon Oliver, Mary Una Roberls, Belly Mills, Geneve Bradshaw, Rulh Finney, Jo Ann Slage, Jo Klinger, Jimmy Horlon, Duck Evans, Billy Jolly, Paul Clark. Row 3: Buddy Cheshier, Jimmy Bell, Wendell Dor- man, James Smilh, Johnny Whil- len, Don Earl Rice, Don Norman, Ray Long, Dickey Mosely, George Wesl. Bill Hays, .K --7 1' li'-l gli i ' -Ein 9 't. 'BR ' , 55 U B - 7 X ' Bow we IJ V. mia li Page GQSQSWQN 'I Ann Avra, Roger Row Joe Maior, Hellman Glover, Future Homemakers Officers, left to right: Beverly Nowlin, Gloria Mason, Donna Schaber Hazel Curtis, Barbara Bradley, Shelia Berry, Gwynn Ann Coch- rcin, Betty Io Otts, Patty Cole. l Homemakers of America ,A iff ww 'Er coca qeoi ,S e Qyrxei01O'iY5 O lf X af 'F A-'ff' - S hunt. S f Dvnffuny HOMEMAKERS I I Members of First year Future Homernakers O Q 9-OW salt DE and Do Members: First row: Rosie Rial, Ruby Lacy, Iudy Iohnson, Phillip Hedqecock, Iim Moore, Noel Lewis. Second row: Shirley Ward, Iune Hunt, Barbara Hubbard, Connie Bickers, Kath- erine Hunt, Cliford McPherson, Harold Hill. Third row: Winnie Nich- ols, Thelma McClain, Iames Mobley, Don Smith, Iimmy Montgomery, Bobby Boatman. Fourth row: Betty Odom, Louise Dean, Shirley Alexander, David Henry, Ioe Barham. Fifth row: Forest Owen, Gene Grimes, Gerald Horton, Kelly Gray, W. C. Woods, Bill Rice. KE Machine Shop Members, first row: Robert Hoover, Billy Reader, '- Myron Cox, Kenneth Copeland, Ioe Brewczynski, lames Clark. Second row: Kendall Phillips, Louis Ouzts, Forrest Bennett, August Zajac, Harry Harvey. Third row: Edward Turner, Iimmy lson, Pat Shehan, Eliot Worsham, Karl Schmidt. K Future Tradesmen of Arkansas :mold sau un' 1urlt1A ,YS1f FTA Officers: Charles Mclnturif, Ruby Lacy, Billy Reader, Louis Whittinq. 1 E?f.X Future Teachers Molly Brctdke. l Isa Bollon row: Pal Lamb, Mary Ann Sheppard, Dorolhy Poller, Jane McNeil, Sharon Busick, Billy Jelf Campbell, Jim Kendrick, Grela Owen, Pal Pallon, Bobby Toland, Janice Kinser, Barbara Brown, Pal Edwards. Row 2: Judy Broadhurst, Shirley Mills, Beverly McDarmol, Pal Fike, Carol Pearson, Bill Arnell, Lee Wallace, Vauda Nell 'While, Belly Slrudley, Slella Lybrand, Martha Brannon, Pal Dove, Belly Wofford. Row 3: Paula Kendall, Palsy Bleidl, Wanda Rigberger, Ann Gershner, Reva Dell Dodd, Barbara Combee, Betty Scrcggin, laine Powers, Kay Fortson, Rilla Wolfe. Row 4: Donna Schauber, Jackie Thompson, Lyla Dunavant, Belly Lasiler, Erma Huckabee, Marily McCaiq, Jean Justice, Barbara Colham, Molly Bradkee. Row 5: Charlene Holly, Mary Jackson, Bobbie Vaden, Barbara Chapman, Mary Alice Pickens, Jo Ann McMorris, Norma Veazy. 1 Officers- Standing' Pot Pcttton Donna Schober lctnice Kinser, lim Kenclnck Betty Wolford Junior Red Cross Officers Standing: Ben Mason, Dana Clements, Charlotte Stinnett, Mar- garet lones. Sitting: Miss Bertie lohnson, Sponsor. Bottom row: Pat Waggoner, Io Ann Stage, Shirley Shaw. Second row: Chirs- tine Gilliland, Barbara Cotham, Iune Henderson. Third row: Lois Graham, Libby Hayes, Pat Stuckey, Ben Mason, lim Wiseman, Gaylia Causey, Iuanita Drumright, Crystal Black, Suzanne Whit- field, Margaret Iones, Nancy Veazey, Sharon Busick.Fourth row: Linda Met- calf, Billy Qualls, Nancy Fitzgerald, Maijwqlfrptho Sheila Berry, Charlotte Garlongton, Carolyn Garret, Patsy Bass, Sharon Oliver, Roy Simms, Dana Clem- ents, Barbara McNeil, Gary Aldridge. Fifth row: Dorothy Little, Wanda Hop- kins, Wanda Fitz. Sixth row: Barbara Parrish, Iohn Maurer, Loretta Carter. Seventh Row: Charlotte Stinnett, Patsy Lamb, Ianice Kinser. :Hi-Y LJ ' S IN' Officers, leit to right: Bobby Prati Bobby Brown Billy Suqq, Billy Ieff Campbell, Ducky Donahey Back row: Therral Partain, Bobby Glover, Billy Arneit, 'Wallace Kerr, Billy Harrell, Billy Ioe Qualls, Roy Lewis, Iimrny Kendrick, Delberi Standridqe. Second row: Roger Henderson, Gary Aldridge, Iohn Leilar, Paul Dean, Donald Evans, Merle Iohnson, Ray Long, Bobby Brown. Third row: Dale Bruce, Dar' rell Ioslin, Robert Byrns, Bobby Pratt. fA!!V ff ff W o X F t 2 X ,TEENS 5 T X1 Teens Vlerffoeff' Oi Officers, back row: Maycel House Barbara Bradley, Sheila Berry Second row: Ann Smith, Betty Io Mills. Front row: Wanda Hopkins. iff GWSSHU-y Stage Crew Bob Wright, Ierry Brown ICIY SfCm19Y Billy Harrell, Ronnie Beavers Pau 'lx fl Arthur Sikes, Eugene Fortson lu lu YK Xt ll I lx UQ!! fxf, 'K.f1xX'l, x l,e,u.9 vo Hi, Q,,,,,,.,,,, Sfilfflm lil 65 fl TAFE 2 Q rel ,C yy Film Monitors ii First row: Therral Partain, Iohn Bartlett, Emerson Springer lame-s Griffin, Clinton Clev- enger, Wayne Wolfe, Eugene Fortson. Second row: Wayne Major, Aimon Douglas, ,I Clarence Mansfield, Bob Burres, Hollis Underwood, Billy Wagley, Mark Andrews, Thomas Walker. Third row: Edmund Bawiec, Charles Ward, Bailey Colfer, MLLL115, ,H.t.1,f,f,mgn, Alfred Boyles, Grover House, Ray Caldwell. Q X . L 'it gif' V- ' , 1 sunt, ' '-ing-1 --,f - - Members of the Operators' Crew were ac- quainted with and skilled in operating each of the many pieces of audio-visual equipment used in the instructional program. Pepcats Pepcat officers are: Nancy Iackson, Iean Kirkham, La Ree Lloyd, Greta Owen, Ia- nelle Chitwood. The Pepcats, a group of loyal members of the student body, were organized in l949-l95O. They lent moral support to their famous Wildcats by yelling at the games. They boosted the school's spirit by providing the entertainment at Pep Assemblies. They bought identical blue and White sweaters and marched at the football games. They made and sold stream- ers and decorated the goal posts. These were among the many things that kept the Wildcat morale at its highest p . eak all season Pepcats at the Thanksgiving game. gn-D 0950 Gdiimudy 1713.403 Membership in Math Club was limited to those students enrolled for courses in higher mathematics. These included advanced algebra, solid geometry, and triqonornetry. Math Club First row: Barbara Beavers, Helen Rayburn, Delores Robertson, Yvonne Riggs, Pat Simpson, Betty Strudley, David DeWitt. Second row: Wayne Wolfe, I. T. Cross, lim Wiseman, Sammy Lyons, lim Satterfield, Simmons Bates, Forrest Penny, Ioe Rodman. Third row: lim Hendry, Paul Bishop, Brooks Holder, Robert Flake, Carl Freeman, Iimmy Kendrick, Ronald Kelly, lim Browning, Charles Nations. x 1 J-Q N Math Club Officers: Paul Bishop, loe Rodman, David DeWitt, Delores Rob- ertson, Pat Simpson, lim Browning, Charles Nations. I 4 W1 n vl tl A Q r .Il I 'I I I M f71f', VV! :ZX Pl' 5,1 K, Qc 4 i 'Q QQ Don Monk lake Broadaway Fullback GL1ClId Monk scores first touchdown against Tigers Bill Lyons Tackle CATHOLIC HIGH li sfarfed with a 40 to U Win over the Catholic High Rockets. The 'Cats sconed in every period to give the fans a view of their powerful offense and held the Rockets scoreless to start the excellent defensive showing. HELENA Cn a rain-soaked field, the Wildcats scalped the West Hel ena Indians 32 to O. The 'Cats fine showing on of- fense and defense showed pro- N mise of a successful season. Charles Nations Quarterback Dicky Anders Center Iron Curtain falls around Zebra. CAMDEN First big test for the 'Cats was the Camden Panthers which re- sulted in a third victory for the Wildcats 26 to O. With confident pass-defense X and a stone wall line, the 'Cats held the Panthers scoreless. X EL DORADO Winning their first Bix Six victory the North Little Rock Wildcats defeated the El Do- rado Wildcats 19 to O. Hard tackling by North Little Rock made El Dorado backs Halfback fumble quite frequently. The Wildcats kept their rec- ord perfect by holding El Dora- do scoreless and boosted their scoring to 117 points. Travis Hartwick Bill Love R. C. Ingram End Guard Tack! X Forrest Penny 9 I J o Q 'f it VJ-f i 1 1 Don Rice Haitback Dick Bird Frankie Dicus Halfback Halfback Hartwick laps up yardage against Tigers. Duclceyu Donahey Center RUSSELLVILLE A homecoming crowd of 4400 saw the powerful Wildcats win their fifth straight victory over the Russellville Cyclones 29 to O. Having played five games, the fabulous iron Curtain had held opponents scoreless, for the first time in Wildcat history. After this game the Wildcats gained respect from opposing teams, scoring 146 points to the opponents' zero. HOT SPRINGS ln the closing minutes the Wildcats tied Hot Springs 7 to 7, for the first setback of the season. The Wildcats never gave up, having many scoring oppor- tunities, but never could push it over, until the last two and one-half minutes ot tt s game. Ross Stanley H alfbaclc Billy Skipper Guard S PINE BLUFF One of the largest crowds ever to witness a Wildcat game in North Little Rock, saw the Pine Bluff Zebras use breaks to hand the 'Cats their only loss of the season l3 to 7. The Zebras scored in the first 20 seconds and last 5 seconds of the first half. N The Wildcats fought backp gamely, scoring their only touchdown in the last quarter. VAN BUREN The Wildcats returned to the winning column to defeat the Van Buren Pointers 33 to U in the snow. lt was a cold night for the Pointers more ways than since they were stopped cold Free ride for Grizzlies as Monk goes over. by the Wildcats. The game with the Pointers was the first leg of a three-day trip, made possible by business men in North Little Bock. The Wildcats saw Fort Smith play that Friday night and the Razorbacks that Saturday. O Thomas Martindale Bill Hays End End Q0 Frank Beard Ted HC1fTOCl Fullback Quarterback i iffy, 'N 1 A i-29 S 1 E Buzzy Duckworth Guard 6 i 5: 6 , P I if Buddy Voegele D515H16'WTf1Q11TYHb Tackle Tackle Monk picks up extra yardage against Grizzlies. Louis Whiting! End FORT SMITH The Wildcats Won their sec- ond Big Six Victory by romping Fort Smith 33 to 13. The Wildcats were too power- ful for the Grizzlies, holding them scoreless in the first half and to only 13 points in the second half. IoNEsBoRo Scoring the most points since Coach Geiser came to North Little Rock, the Wildcats over- powered Ionesboro 59 to 13 for win number eight. The Wildcats yielded only 19 yards rushing for Ionesboro, and never had to punt the en- tire game. Edwin Shive Center if Floyd Norwood Center All aboard tor Van Buren. A LITTLE ROCK Although rated as underdogs, the Wildcats did what North Lit- tle Rock fans have been pray- ing seven years tor, by coming from behind to defeat the Little Rock Tigers l4 to l3. This, no doubt, was the best played game this year for the Wildcats. Time after time they held Little Rock deep in scor- ing territory. With a win over the Tigers, the Wildcats finished second in the Big Six race with -a record of 9 Wins, l loss, and l tie, scor- ing 299 points to opponents 59. Scotty Manager Eugene T Manager X 'M Buddy Cheshier Manager vvvv QA ' i 4 sf! XNA 5 5' ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ZZZ ZZ R 54 R 35 R 26 R 32 R 42 R 63 R 60 R 60 R. ........ 39 R 74 R 43 R 44 R 3l R 56 . R 56 R 60 R 54 R 43 Big Six .---,,,-..,, Big Six R. ....45.A 37 R. .....4 L L34 R. ......,5 37 Champions Sheridan -- Ft. Smith -- Van Buren - Pine Bluff -- Van Buren Hot Springs El Dorado Conway -LL Little Rock - Hot Springs Sheridan W Fort Smith , Van Buren - Pine Bluff ,L Leachville L El Dorado - Conway L-- Little Rock , Tournament Little Rock L El Dorado L Pine Bluff -- Stare Tournament R. .L,..... 63 R.,,L.LL---38 Sheridan .,.- Fayetteville X Iohn Whitten 11m Browning Doyle Autry Iohn Fortenbury Y x xi Page 111 g xx., Ted Hcxrrod Bill Lyons Ross Stcmle-V J ' N 21 33 33 5 Q W s aa? assi aw a3, seg M 35: at AZ 5 344 Q5 ri Egg C D19 Slum' naw- I 1 Olaf Wm W I 43 , .V . fy, 1 7 :Q if l ., 3 Wg, fm' fu , , if y, ', wmv, J , 131 f,':i 2 gn-, , -iw , W, 7 Q, V , f Zig yy K 4 'Hg :W is TRACK Lett to right, first row: Sullivan, Cox, Bird, Broadawayp Wise, Tolleson, Stanley, Robinson, Faulkner. Second row: Voeqele, Woods, Levy, Dun- qan, Milks, lnqram, Martindale, Wlfiittinq, House, Hays. Third row: Hartwick, Dicus, Lyons, Monk, King, Love, Fortenbury, Norwood, Mason,s Whitten, Kimbo. Dashrnen, left to right -Ross Stanley, Travi is Hartwick, D o n Monk, Iohn Forten- bury, Frankie Dicus, I a k e Broadaway, Dick Bird. an J. Li'-92' ms WM 3945015 X31 was Mm Q5 fc wa V S, ,ff 1 Mx ' Um X ' 'T X 3 M an QM-aM., V, as , Q., -,dp-v' hx Q W. , N an W, 75 -46 2 . ww, .ff if ,gs ,A v M I we .Af ' 1 mx W 2 sn, XC Uifh ' f ! liz, g 4 3 L , AA, if. i X A Ii f W z Xb ,. 545 f mf 3 . fi Q Q G ,. TRACK Weiqhtmen, left to right: Ingram, Voeqeie, Love, Lyons, Whitten, Monk Shot Put. B111 Lyons High lump: Don Monk Iumpers, first row, left to riqht: Cox, Robinson, Hays. Second row: House, Monk, Whitten. Discus :Bill Love N W' ' wi t S Ott, nburtlf llmmy C . E009 ,Kohn , BOYS- Swtmrriinqs QZCSQYA Dm-fell loslm - os C- L. Burr I 15 Mcxry Lou Womack, Ncxncy Whitcomb, Shexlcx Berry, and Mcrrqcxret Ann Iones, state winners in the free style relay, receive their trophy from luck Rusk. ...4 -V L, 1 o Sun, Yu mfomigg lo T90 SCOK ' HC! . y QQQXQY' Wm' ' MSSHUJAV - Girls' Swintminq Team-Put Mauclox, Iecm McNe. :lGI'19 MCNGIL Gwynn Cochrcm, Suzanne Whitfield. Curlle Peirson, Mickey Ivey, Margret Ann longs Qs, 9 I Honor be to all these Wildcats! Cry we followers, loud applauding, Who in triumph bring their trophies And their many victories homewardf' Each has Won some sacred token F or some deed of wit or courage-V For a kindness or for beauty, Or for prowess shown in conflict. These we place with awe and wonder With all tribal pomp and prestige To be graved upon the totem To be looked upon in glory. xlf 1 T N. f W.: MQLZW Q-tif: X gpm r 'M-f ZW' M' fx , Aff ,.. if-47' NK S-Q -:cy Ca: , ,135 X Jef :is cr W-Q -fx 2, , Q43 '7 -55, Q 7' ' v wan- ffflcn ,R H, 2 N--fx ,! fj, 4,5-lg .,-5: R-4, -f' Mi. 2-efnl 4.-gf :rf f' x-1. X-rj, 4,4 Ca -ggi, -1fff' 42f,:g f ., Q 5? - fire. if hfififpf 5? L 'Vg' 'fs Sf lf.. E fi.,- EQ1 '- 4-.Af X ' 1 f:::,v9 f.. Fi' f' WLfQ'sf 1 5 1715, ,--ff V W xii. 'ix as E EAEQC H Q 45 5 W, ,R -ef :P MW! CW' 'feel-ws w ff f Q.. - '-:- 9 ,- y 24' mf px iff ,?k4K .Nik , G X ' wif ,QQ MISSGS Wlldcct. 1 DELORES ROBERTSON IO KLINGER M fi Wow J I Mr. and M1ss H1 Comet W W. . THERRAL PARTAIN S O 34, 0 X ZGWYNN ANN COCHRANBN X. . - .A 'T' IIMMY KENDRICK Winner Bausch-Lomb Science Award PATRICIA SIMPSON Winner DAR Good Citizen Award 'W I ,f2s555,-an ,..,g.,,g. S ' s 1 354355 I , 3161:-f , fy I' -N4 H, 31 if , 3 5, . J , ru -QA S- ,,., H? ' 1 . in Zi' asa ffl ' e ,' 3 A. Mfr? M J Hi-a.. V -Q1 W ,N 4 is 1 4 ions xl Y S531 . , . 1-fwf ffllw g, - 575 .sri f ,:f. ,vdgwwiif ,, 5 ,Kari ,IS:.,:e: :- ' f .Q ,lj-rg iiPK f:7 Hifi L- fffi 3ia?i . 4 W1 Y Q QNE R YA L 090 Mai of H WILD CAT BUYALT Icme Rice d o I1Oy Marg Thom MQIy 453982 Cyfgf A Bloor-I X E Carolyn Haynes Ginny Baker T Marion Faye Co-Captain Norma Holcomb Burns Betty Sue Scroqqins A D E R s iw Patsy Simpson, Ginny Baker, Car- olyn Haynes, Darrell- Ioslin, Mar- ion Faye Burns, Mary Gail Ander- son, Norma Holcomb, Mary Beth Spann, Betty Sue Scroqqin, Mary Thomas Y Patsy Simpson Mary Thomas Mary Beth Spann .if Mary Gail Anderson W. .. ffm' ,- '9 R11--f1s2i13i:f,:fFffQ .rw . .W K. as V E,,,,MW3 -,L,,1.uf-w,w,1 vw NNNL' V'k. 1 F .HK X rf Wlknsww QE? V? R ig, le S fl! 'XIV 'Q Q..-:S Senior Men's Quartet ' Ronald Totty lim Horton Merle Iohnson Therral Partain Iunior Men's Quartet Bobby loe Taylor Gilbert Trussell Bill Erwin David Craft K Girls' Trio Mary Beth Spann Charlotte Garlinqton Io Ann Goss VN X P' , Men's Quartet Bobby Ioe Taylor David Shaw David Craft lay Stanley 659 rm can y Iecm Kirkhcxm Y-Teen State Pres1dent 1 I v uf Princesses 'X ,7' Mollie Sue C Mcrycel Faye x Y GIIJS State-Gayle Aldrldge, Mary Gall Ander son, Dixie Suqq, Port Simpson R N Boys' State - Iohn Fortenbury, Don Rycm, Charles Nations, Bobby Brown, Iimmy Ken- drick. ffq W 1? N 5 Jyul .' J - , I 1 , If 'fi - ' L' ,' JD'-A' ... if ff 1,4 1 V , ,A if , m a. 1 ,N ' I I Very boastiul are we Wildcats! Never heard we an adventure But ourselves have met a greater, rj Never any deed of daring ,J But that we have done a bolder, ,J Never any marvelous story But ourselves could tell a stranger. Thus our name becomes a trade-mark, ls a symbol linked with Victory By all people in all regions, All our followers cry out, Wildcats! - .-.- 51 -ii-' - ,.., f K' V5.1-w 'Y 5 S f Q ., rf ? , 2 W' gf 5' fiiffsxwii 7- ' 5, Q Y EEG za, 55233 flywgf fly ' 555, -W M, igmimzem swag. 'v - 4 W . . 3545 ,2 W5 5 gv I s 4 'Q 1' :haw WH ,mm f A' vb'-x H+ Q M M FK Q: 1' 1 w wh 5 Q W? X I ' M 1 5 2 if Q: M Ns hah ' H ,, 'J gulf N 1.,M-.W i 'L 'U' W .fi 7'----.. W E ,. H., .s Q? 2 f :asf ' 5 S M3 1 gg if wwigkifl , K is: sag-, wig, 5 V A . f 3 L, L., igmm, LL,,,L , g e: s ,::fe.g.gf, f Mg f wi .- 35 4 .,. . , ? , Viv? 1 L A A wfj.ggq,,4 K , :fp vi nf- g I , 1555 .Q ifi.QQ 3 '5 X , H va , ,L 1 X I-m:-::.,!N1, M - -. f p f: J Mfg? QL ,Q 9 p 1 The Holiday Spirit Thankful-for America, and all it stands for. Play-acting the Freedom from Want . And sharing our good things with others. We nik Then Christmas. And in Spanish Club they broke the pinata in good old Mexican tradi- tion. it wha A wwfaav f1 '- iw' Study hall and classroom take on the festive air. Frosty the Snowman stars at the Senior Breakfast 3 wi A The Edwards family observes pagan and Christian custom at Assembly. And look what Santy brought ,Coach Forsythe! Behind The Foo'rligh'r-s nf Q 'X From onnuol deposits ,, ,,,,, WW, Moments to X-rays, shots, ond elections 'J ff Every moment was wonderful! . .nn,..--Nr y- - ' Very Wildcats domesticated. The onery hombres. She didn't know the gun was loaded. Could I see your pczss, Mister? lone becomes the Helping Hand . Union Motors Co., Inc. 410 West Broadway Phone 4-9211 i Arkansas' Largest Creators and Designers of Distinctive Lawns H. P. Love Nursery and Landscape Co. Good Landscaping Doesn't Cost- It Pays LITTLE ROCK I L 1416' W. 13th Phone 2-3600 .WW If ,,.f2,f.zi1?Q.W 5:91 .M-ME RQ... Mid! The Industrial City of Arkansas CITY OFFICIALS X .Ross L. Lawhon -- ............................,..,.. Mayor I Percy H. Machin -- .... City Clerk and Collector XL Milton D. McLees ...... ...... M unicipal Judge W. E- Phipps ............ .... C ity Attorney Mrs. R. M. S. utner ..... -- ...... City Treasurer my X XQ ALDERMEN First Ward --- - T- ...... Joe Donnell - J. D. Bobbitt X Second Ward ..... -- - --- Ed Skinner - Chas. A. Bahil Third Ward ...... T. D. Curtis - LeRoy Soward X FoviWard - -I ...s.... , ..... R. W. Goss - Robert Kirspel I X N V- do be SK .9 Q. 59rXvvJy 0uoslo bf 5 0 6 ff . ' f.ff A, rv, 'ToVX,v :pX 1 V, QCL 4r Eu X Wrowbvfu 705 They're0ff... SN amd. -'ir o A ,pw 3' : to Ge sf KENNYS BOOTERY QQ: W5133Tig1i:igCK E shoe Heaclquarrcrs For Youngsters and Teens . . . Young Men and Keens fi ZW 'Built.For-Action Shoes ' , ML - . ' for boys and girls A' Quality shoes, reinforced in Ever? 1Vital Part fog S' ' 1, on wear an AA' lgssiing shape? S ,-' S S6 Sturdy, dependable shoes O . . . reasonably priced to fit your budget. 645 Ga ' Y xx H N A K Q XSimply super for dress, . Asa ' for play, for exfery occas- mimi IQD. Try E1 paxr ln your A A Qmjiiiif today' ,, f ' to E K uf, ! ! sfsiigff1f ' 050m ' 5 wvvgk mwikvi . ALSO X0 any AND X - ' ' lqylWhdch00hf . FOR YOUNG MEN N 'b Vbwfiyffy Arkansas Largest and Best ' Department Store WW Blass Ca. Known as the One-Stop Store with Everything Every Blass Customer Must Be Satisfied 4th and Main Phone 4-4343 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Continuous Quality ZKUXAIDOMVOIDIOOCA-Cihii. 4 'Vi K 332-,'4' 24- SEFRELEEG ITEBBUNS 8: ROBERTS, INC. IANUUAUYUIIIC urn.: noon. uumut Congratulations, I952 Graduates I STANDARD S KEMPNERIS Women's Apparel 609-611 Main Little Rock Fine Shoes Phone 5-0131 LITTLE ROCK Ho'1' SPRINGS TWO FRIENDLY SIKES-HOUGH DRUG CO. North Little Rock, Arkansas STORES Phone 2-2267 5th and Main 209-211 Main North Little Rock Phone 4-0376 1513 Augusta ' Phone 4-2775 N. L. R. ALWAYS BACKING N. L. R. HIGH Lamar Insurance and Realty Co. INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE - LOANS 113 Maple Phone 2-1386 NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! Sears, Roebuck 81 Company I Dept. Store - 7th and Main Farm and Auto Store - 4th and Scott I ft. W The Kirby Center Home Renovation System C. H. EVANS 1006 Main Street Little Rock, Ark. North Little Rock Tire 81 Supply Co. PHILCO TELEVISION PHILCO RADIOS Sales - Service 405 Main St. Phone 4-9238 Good Luck and Best Wishes to you for your Career, which you may have outlined for your future. Remember Good Cleaning Doesn't Cost - It Pays GODS EY ONE-DAY CLEANERS 1412 Main, N. L. R. PHONE 2-9469 Cong rcntulotions '52 Graduates! Guenter - Martin Furniture Co. C. H. BRILEY PRODUCE CO. 1722 Scott St. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. IF IT GROWS WE HAVE IT PHONE 5- 1276 Superior Spring Company 219-21 West Washington Phone 4-0288 No. Little Rock, Ark Congratulations, Seniors! J. L. HOLLIS Vance's White Pig Inn Old Hickory Barbecue Curb Service from 9 a. m. to 12 p. m. At Junction Hiway 67-70 NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Phone 5-2310 109 Maple St MEANS GARAGE H. N. MEANS JR. Wheel Alignment - Wrecks Repaired Wheel Balancing - Motor Tune Up NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK. RALPH STANLEY Grocery and Feed 3623 Camp Robinson Rd. Phone 20-2336 Success to Class of '52 FRED JARVIS A Poultry and Egg Company H- Portrait Photography - Commercial Photography . . the House of K Shroder . . . Photographers Since 1900 117 W. 6th Little Rock 4-1193 Best Wishes from Whistle-Vess Beverages HUGGINS DRUG CO. 3405 Pike . . . N. L. R. MLM' I Featuring Paper QUALITY Square Glass Cartons GrAde Bottles Homogenized Posteurized ICE CREAM MILK PARKER. MAYFLOWER DAIRY Cantrell and River Road - Little Rock, Ark. - Phone 3-3534 Pfeifers of Arkansas Youth Center for Style Right School Apporel PFEIFERS OF ARKANSAS Young Tire and Service Co. L. C. Young, President I Ain't Mad at Nobody Accessories - Batteries - Tires Ph. 2-1344 Little Rock Third 8z Broadway I GROCERY 8z MEATS Protho Junction Grocery Protho Junction Phone 2-8253 WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Hall Drug Store 224 Main Phone 4-2281 Your Prescription Store SERVING SINCE 1880 Serving Since l88O With the Finest in DIAMONDS AND WATCHES S t i f t t ' s JEWELERS 511 Main St. Little Rock THE ROCK HOUSE For Good Food 620 West 4th Little Rock COMPLIMENTS OF I. K. Electric Co. and Record Shop THE STORE OF QUALITY ALL THESE YEARS Yes sir, since 1912 we have offered our customers only the better quality merchandise. We shall always maintain that rec- ord because we know it pays to buy the best. BOTANY 500 SUITS ' FLORSHEIM SHOES DOBBS HATS Chas. Acker Clothing Company 203 Main Street North Little Rock, Arkansas School Books Typewriters School Supplies KSa1es and Rentsj ,Bob...JAMES BROS .... Bill 217 Main Street Telephone 5-5589 NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Hollmork Greeting Cords Office Supplies 81 Furniture Union Life 21449146 A nr: TO :Av insurance Fi - Ag! V265 Company Z ' Q ov 'U Irxrizl' LE cc it N ffl 016230 we 0 EYVICB A Little Rock CONGRATU LATIONS SENIORS Critz Chevrolet Co. I-A-0 1 2 Not W MM? ioIAeis L' iflfiws ing gthleticfff Goods Company. lnc. 513 Center St. Qe,ef,fc-,J fu. 51' S9- Little Rock CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Ellis Jewelry 1601 Main St. - N. L. R. Phone 4-7830 CONGRATULATIONS Huni s Pharmacy Your Prescriptions Filled Promptly and Accurately FRED W. DUNCAN, Manager 311 Maple Street Phone 2-2991 North Little Rock Congrotulotions, Seniors Vogue Beauty Salon 1101 Apperson Pho. 2-9503 JEWELRY Cong rotulotions Seniors SILVER Heslep's Grocery, Market North Little Rock 'E -l-l'lG ITLIT1. O D company TELEPHONE 4'35ll LITTLE ROCK J. D. .roland Congratulations, Seniors . Ralph Stanley Grocery Construction Co. Camp Robinson Rd' Levy 116 Louise Street LUCK TO' YOU, SENIORS Burks Drug Store H0meS Of Mvderh DG-2Si9l1 3302 Pike Ave. Phone 20-2476 North Little Rock, Ark. NORTH LITTLE ROCK mi lk. ' Z Ph e 4-0129 2 2 ' S, Brown Plumbing Co. 'ti Aft . ,I 5 We Specialize in Repair Work If L. ,UW 2 l6l5 Augusta St. No. Little Roc LBJ xJ,1 A J V ' fp ea jr? J wg!! 2. 0.791 3 A ff! ,QQWWJJ jfff!! V 'NX 2, Q ls: Y 1 I 4 Q 1 jg 5 ' ,W J 5.1 ' A .W , my wfig jf, Mr jf' By Jai CONGRATULATIONS My rif e ay jj AH Dutch CD'Neal CHARTER BUS SERVICE Horace A. Illing Bus Lines . . . Sweet Home, Arkansas Phones . . . 4-6586 . . 4-4523 . . 5-2821 Arkansas' Largest Complete Music Store Congrotulotions Seni , o HOLSTED DRUGS North Little Rock FS Sunnyside NICHOLS GROCERY 3601 Gum North Little Rock Phone 20-O03 Everything in Music Since 1914 Phone 5-8847 Reed Music Co. Citizens Furniture Co. 112-114 East 7th Phone 2-5151 Gen'EQQhPf,2uE'g,?1fia'QL'Q1f.2'Q'n9s .213-215 Main St. No. Little Rock CONGRATULATIONS, i952 SENIORS from J. c. PENNEY cof 304-06 Main North Little Rock, Arkansas North Littl e Rock's Complete De pa rtment Store Johnie Jacobs Meat Market Wholesale and Retail Meats 3424 Camp Robinson R d oa Phone 2-0850 North Little Rock Paul Lyons Barber Shop 105 W. 3rd, Street, N. L. R. 25 Years Same Locati O11 Phone 29667 Compliments of s. H. Knsss a. co. Little Rock, Ark. Nichols General Store J. C. Nichols, Owner 3410 Camp Pike Road N. L. R. lLevyJ Phone 20061 I Congratulations Seniors from Cotham Furniture Co. Poch's Esso Service Center 7 Foot of Broadway Bridge Phone 2-9687 North Little Rock Gooo LUCK SENIORS! STERLING'S STORE 100 East Washington North Little Rock Headquarters for School Supplies Arkansas Amusement Co. Arkansas 0 Center 0 Heights Capitol 0 Proipect 0 New 0 Lee Roxy 0 Asher Drive-In 0 Pines Drive-In Park Hill Pharmacy Across from Park Hill School Congratulations, Seniors! KOEHLER BAKERY 711 Main 171692 Pike Phone 4-4817 Phone 5-0344 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! W. H. Smith Super Market Park Hill Stop by and See Cy at . . . WARDEN SERVICE Rose City Collins 81 Company Insurance Estates and Trusts Real Estate Loans and Sales Property Management Surety Bonds 317 W. Second St. Phone 82-1341 Little Rock, Arkansas BEST WISHES From MALCO THEATRES RIALTO PARK PRINCESS Two Drive-ln Movies Service With For Service COMPLIMENTS A Smile E can 2-8984 James Hampton's Glover Bros. Service Station Batteries - Tires - Tubes - Accessories 1500 East Broadway N. L. R., Ark. PUBLIC AUTO CO. A TRADER TO TRUST 2 Big Lots 321-400 West 3rd Street NORTH LITTLE ROCK Deese Hardware and Sporting Goods 4132 East Washington Avenue Phone 5-2538 North Little Rock, Ark. Wilson Sporting Goods Distributor The Little Shop With a Big WeIcome Dumas Dress Shop Park Hill MRS. NED DUMAS Women's and Girls' Apparel OWENS FUNERAL HOME 500 Main Street North Little Rock Burial Insurance That Everyone Can Afford Ambulance Service, day or night - Tel. 4-0312 or 4-0313 LLP 'X' Pork Hill Esso Servicenter B. E. GLOVER Phone 2-0033 320 Ark.-Mo. Hgwy. Park Hill North Little Rock, Ark. E. T. Joslin 81 Son Grocery 323 West 22nd Phone 29382 North Little Rock It's a Pleasure to Serve You Wonder Grill COOPER LUMBER CO. Building Materials and Paint 3004 East Washington Ph. 5-9165 North Little Rock, Ark. Compliments of NlCK'S RESTAURANT 400 Main Street No. Little Rock Phone 2-8973 Authorized Oldsmobile Soles ond Service BALCH Motor Company, Inc. Phone 27-7273 Best Food in Town . 1 R k 13th and Main No. Little Rock 600 Broadway mt e OC S Q Cong rotulotions 12' Seniors ,Q 'B ' Shelby Insurance Co. 5Ol Ecist Woshington Phone 4-7896 North Little Rock LEE CONGRATULATIONS! SENIORSI Arkansas State Agency Northwestern National Life Insurance Company CARLTON M. ARMOUR, MANAGER CHARLES MORRIS, CITY MANAGER Phone 5-3204 f CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Sun Lumber Company North Little Rock Florists Lumber and Building Material Mrs- Clyde GaH0WaY, Mgr- 510 Main Street North Little Rock 423 Main North Little Roqk . . Con ratulations Seniors Congratulations, Sensors! Q 'I Evans E St t' B0 BIRD S - ss' U 'on 1733 Pike Avenue 3224 Pike Phone 20-9165 Phone 29697 Y CAMERON FEED MILLS Congratulations trorn . 124 East 5th Street Rose City Cleaners! North Little Rock Phone 4-9231 4200 E. Washington Phone 4-8686 For the Best in Food and Service Eat Regular at BILL JOBE'S CAFE 106 East Second 1916 East Broadway No. Little Rock Best of Luck, Seniors! H. B. Matthews Market KEEP SMILING BETTER BUSINESS MEN AND WOMEN ARE MADE BETTER BY BETTER BUSINESS TRAINING WHERE BUSINESS IS TAUGHT AS BUSINESS IS DONE Visit, Write, or Phone for Catalog DRAUGHON 28558811 3? ?e5ISSE,ESs Little Rock Phone 2-2128 Arkansas -3 --unar- x X 1 il ll gg N Manufacturers' Agent . A '- r Ruud Water Heaters . w E ? L. J. Mueller Furnaces and Boilers it X Q XX Ward Floor Furnaces ' Southland Shorty'l Gas Water W -Q 9 A Heaters . L X9 souunand 4'Short X Y FIOOY its fa 1 . as Xi K Furnaces . K. rw Q Brilliant Fire Space Heaters ' A Q 'Q U. S. Airco Unit Heaters ET , ' . X Micronet Water Treatment ? 'F ' ' .f is Acrne Industries Flow-Cold b Il ' N K Air Conditioning I CAPITOL AVENUE ' il C it tkf t ht t ATCENTER , All Mcigqnresp?Jl?s?HonOeyviARj21fICori?rc?fs,pC?er?: , eral Controls, Thrush Hot Water Spe- 5 tt clalties, Breidert Vent Caps, Metalbes- ' Xiwsv tos Vent Pipe, Registers, Grayson . In Q COMSW The Little Rock EDMUND C. MARCUM Sales Representative 632 Skyline Drive, Park Hill, Ph. 20-2817 H0013 of North Little Rock, Arkansas Office 209V2 W. 2nd, Little Rock, Ark. phone 4-7675 GENUINE LEVIS Southern Heater Co. Inc. Phone MAgnolia 5525 I 844 Baronne St. New Orleans, La. I ' ' 'CC .T XQIP, pm' E 'tp Q i N 1 'rh f grotto 'gif , e Home o , ta. -:bg ,...YK 2? I A S is LANE CEDAR CHEST Q 5 it , , - N5 . H f Y 1- 3 V 9 I' I S X Modern Furniture for Modern Home Builders 3l9 Main St. North Little Rock Phone 5-l lO6 '-- -hm---nw i. AQ-,g........1.. A - ,,,,ALA.e ,Z , A, yy THE NEW JUN HIGH SCHOOL E A 1 SWAIM AND ALLEN, Archafecfs CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Hunt - Ritchie Drug Your Park Hill Druggist Phone 20-1167 400 Ark.-Mo. Highway PARK HILL Bus. Tel. 4-8967 Your Friendly Dealer' Edwards Motor Co. New and Used Cars and Trucks Bought and Sold 719 E. Third St. No. Little Rock, Ark O. K. Furniture Co. New . . FURNITURE . . Used Perry McNeil, Mgr. 321 Main Phone 4-4039 North Little Rock The News-Progress Publishing Co., Inc. PRINTERS - PUBLISHERS Telephone 18 Jacksonville, Ark. Pork Hill Service Station 802 Ark.-Mo. Highway North Little Rock, Arkansas DIFFEE LUMBER CO. 1901 E. 3rd st. Phone 54616 or 54617 6 North Little Rock, Arkansas GOSS SERVICE CO. 200 West Broadway at Maple Aluminum Awning Co. 3408 E. Broadway Phone 4-1430 N. L. R. NOI'th Little Rock -1 ----I Featuring Arkansas' Nationally Fastest Growing Advertised Wholesale Merchandise Grocery , Y-.,g.. I MI, 1 fb , if , 05311 9' AQ? an K 6 eff- 'T' AK- . K 1 ig N533 I 5' 1 , .X N Y 4 ,xg h-v i F 'U ' ' so KW H,,,.1iWIN cnv JWWQBANK 91226 Qfiyiis W . '3vjK,,0 1901 - 1952 -f Th t ckholders, off cers a d pl yees of this n t tut e g atef 1 rto its customers and friends for their patronage a the y aff' ' . A f 4' It -, V ks 7 ' 1 J 1 , gffwfffi A . Y W nk yy 1: M' I I . , K , , I V 7 , iv 4 1 WJ'-1ENRY O. TOPF, President Nfl? 1 X 1 54 Q R. 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