Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1939 volume:

The Mustang 1938-39 A Yearbook Published by The P. Association of PFRRYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME 1 Perryville, Arkansas Foreword If this volume should re- call happy memories, days of earnest effort, pleasant as- sociations and eager antici- pations; then this book will have fulfilled its purpose. STAFF 'N HZ'' y EHA HOLLAND BILLY BENE BAKXE' MARY NELL BLACK CARL JEAN ADAMS IT — — — — — B EDITOR-IN-CHIEF I’SI NESS MANAGER EE ATI'HE EDITOR ATHLETIC EDITOR Dedication To members of the School Board of PerryvilLe High School who so faithiuLly and tirelessly toiled to make our school what it is today, we, the school of 1939 respectfully dedicate this Volume of ’’The Mustang CONTENTS Administration Classes Athletics Who's Who Activities Advertisements SMITH HUGHES BUILDING HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT Dear Students: The education which we all seek in our school work and in real life is not confined to knowledge of mere books and their volumes of history, literature, mathematics and the sciences, but embraces the entire field of human relations- Good habits should be formed, noble thoughts developed; high ideals and aspirations sought after—in short the development of a pleasing personality coupled with strength of character and broad understanding. My message to you is: To walk honorably with all men, To do your duty without flinching, To practice honesty as the best policy, To be humble and charitable. Along this road lies true happiness- H. C. Loudermilk. ADMINISTRATION H. C. Loudermilk, B. A. SCPKR INTENDENT ArknnUN Stxitc Ten eh cm Collero l'nlver� Ity of ArkxiiiNii� llenrtliv College HOME ECONOMICS llxirilinu ColleRr Clarence Higgins principal and COACH SOCIAL SCIENCE .lonc� horo A. A M. ArkxuiMXiM Stxitc Ten. her� CaI j:o ENGLISH. PIT.LIC SPEAKING Ontrxil College ArkxiiiNXi� Stxitc Tencher� College John Bell VOCATION L AORTOrT rrhK I’nlvernlty of Tciiiicshcc Bonna Dale Van Dalsem MATHEMATICS ArkxiTiMXi� Polytechnic Co’lejfe ArkxiiiMXi� Stxitc Text her� College Janis Neal Mrs. M. D. King Audra Growns FOT’RTH GRADE llardiiiK: College AiKansas Stale Teacher� College Lelva Hogan FIFTH GRADE Arkansas State Teachers College Mrs. J. R. McBath SIXTH GRADE Arkansaa State Teacher (’«lleue Leila Hawkins PRIMARY A i I-arisas State Teacher College Jewell Qualls SECOND GRADE rkansa State Teachers College Mrs. Claude Flewellen THIRD GRADE Central College Junior Faculty Dorothy, David, Hilly A Jimmie Bell Hilly Hnydon A A Hay lvinjc with “Bnby” HIkkIiim Janiea l.otidermllk A SALUTE TO THE JANITOR No one has performed his duty more faith- fully and conscienciously than our janitor, Mr. Clarence Rankin. Under the most adverse con- ditions he has worked diligently and cheerfully and we take this opportunity to express to him our appreciation. SENIORS Sponsor and Officers MEL VINI A FIXKBEIXER CLARENCE IIIGGIXS Secretary - Treasurer Sponsor CLARENCE HIGGINS — — — — — — — — — PAUL CATES — — — — — — DOUGLAS HENRY — — — — — — — — VICE MELVIXIA FINKBEINER — — — — — SECRETARY PAUL CATES President — SPONSOR PRESIDENT PRESIDENT -TREASURER ERA HOLLAND REPORTER Era Holland SECRETARY OF P ASSOCIATION. EDITOR IN CHIEF, REPORTER OF SENIOR Cl.ASS Oh, for some power the Giver give me, to see myself as others see mo. Thomas Jones F. F. A.. “P° ASSOCIATION “Why should I study hard or rack my brain Darrel Smith I . F. A.. P” ASSOCIATION. TRACK. BASKET HALL But he was firmly knit and of great strength Irene Metcalf •I� � ASSOCIATION, basket ball, c.lee cu b. trio Young and fair and full of pep Evelyn Windle BASKET BALL. P' ASSOCIATION She neither stoops to conquer nor tiptoes to he seen” Van Rose Wallace F. F. A. George Washington is dead, Cicero is dead, all great men are dying, and I don’t feel well myself” Woodrow Williams r F. A.. DRAMATIC (TAB “I wonder if the girls will ever call me outie” Louise Charton DRAMATIC “Her modest looks the cottage might adorn” Mildred Corder GLEE CLl’B. DRAMATIC (TA B. HOME EC. “By winning words and smiles, to capture willing hearts Paul Cates F. F. A., DRAMATIC (TA B. PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS For even though vanquished he could argue still” Melvinia Finkbeiner SECRETARY OF SENIOR CLASS “Why worry about men. I have one of my « wn” Douglas Henry F. F. A.. DRAMATIC CLUB “In bearing he was meek as any maid’ JUNIORS Sponsor And Officers CARL JEAN ADAMS President BONNA DALE VAN DALSEM Sponsor O’NEAL FLOOD Soc’y-Trens. CARL JEAN ADAMS — — BILLY GENE BARNETT — O’NEAL FLOOD — — — — PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT S E ’ R ETA RYTR EAST ’ R ER MARY NELL BLACK REPORTER Helen Lee Rankin “She Is neat, she is sweet from her head to her feet” Lee Clawson FFA, “P” ASS'N “Always here and ready to do his part” Junior Ezell FFA, BASKETBALL, “P” ASS’N, TRACK “To err is human; to be found out is crime.” Mary Alice Rankin “When there's something to do, she's there to do it” Lois Weaver “She is wise, who talks hut little” O’Neal Flood FFA. BASKETBALL, “P” ASS’N, TRACK “A lion among the ladies is the most dreadful thing Verlon Moore FFA “The choicest things come in small packages J, D. Moore FFA, BASKETBALL, “P ASS’N “Oh, what's your hurry? we have all the time in the world’ Carmon Rankin “As a detective and inspector, he is terrific” FFA. “P” ASS’N, BASKETBALL A. C. Whiley DRAMATIC CLUB, FFA “A loyal student who makes himself liked by all” Carl Jean Adams •i ASS’N, F FA. BASKETBALL, TRACK. TUES I DENT JR. CLASS: MUSTANG STAFF “Worthy dreams and high ideals are h'.r” Mary Nell Black P ASS’N, BASKETBALL, DRAMATIC CLUB. GLEE CU B. MUSTANG STAFF “She never talks, except at all times—” Mary Lee Crowder • P” ASS N A good Sport, and one of the best ‘Lady Mustangs “ Billy Gene Barnett ‘P” ASS’N, TRACK. FFA, MI’S TANG STAFF “A voice that charms them all” Edward Boyett FFA, STRING BAND, BOYS QUARTET “It Is better to he silent and thought a fool than to speak out and clear up all doubt Dorotha Gross “Sh© gives her best to her work Ruth Hawks HOME EC. “Good to look at, good to bo with, good to talk to good for everything Arthur Camp BOYS QUARTET, FFA. S'l KiNG BAND “Appoa.s quiet and studious, but a oaran _oa aro often deceitful Bryan Clarke FFA. 1 RAMATIC CLUB IIow does a head so small contain so much?” Louise Holland BASKETBALL. “P” ASSN “Flirting is her occupation � SOPH MORES Sponsor And Officers RUBY FIXKBELNER President JAMS NEAL Sponsor MAH JO VAX DALSEM See’y-Treiis. RUBY FINKBEINER — — — — — — — — — PRESIDENT BILLY BLAND SORRELS — — — — — — VICE PRESIDENT MAR-JO VAN DALSEM — — — — — SECRETARY-TREASURER FA HR ELI ADAMS REPORTER Farrei Adams HOME EC., BASKETBALL. GLEE CLUB “Always sees the sunny side of life Ruby Finkbeiner HOME EC., GLEE CLUB “flood nature, pood looks, and pood sense are pood companions' Winfred Knowles F. F. A.. TRACK “Why aren't all the pirls struck on me? Ruth McKay DRAMATIC CLUB, HOME EC. “Ambitious in «all she does and says, describes her Peggy Thompson HOME EC. BASKETBALL. T’ ASS'X. GLEE CLUB, TRIO. DRAMATIC CLUB “Hence, man, thou vain deludinp Joy Billy Bland Sorrels F. F. A.. DRAMATIC CLUB, BASKETBALL I don't need anyone’s assistance” Mar-Jo Van Dalsem HOME EC. GLEE CLUB, BASKETBALL. TRIO “Her hobby is succeeding in what she tries FRESHMEN Sponsor And Officers LELVA HOGAN — — — — — — — — — — — SPONSOR H. A. THEDFORD — — — — — — — — — PRESIDENT MABEL HENRY — — — — — — — — VICE PRESIDENT L. D. 30YETT — — — — — — — SECRETARY-TREASURER LOUISE HUNZIXGER REPORTER Vauncla Bennett HOME EC. “A hard worker witft plentv of pep” Dorothy Bull HOME E She hails from Cherry Hill and is an honor to it too” Ben Allen K. K. A.. TRACK. BASKETBALL “Worry never made men great, why should I worry?” Lula Dale Bull She left us before the term was completed” Lois Jean Carter HOME EC., GHEE CLUB. BASKETBALL “Talent and looks go hand in hand” Jack Bland F. F. A., TRACK, BASKETBALL Outside Interests Newspapers cla m mu h of his t me Nell Dupree HOME EC.. GLEE CU B. BASKETBALL She was captain of the junior g.rls Basketball team and a star player” Mabel Henry HOME EC., GLEE CLUB Pretty as they make thorn N. C. Carter F. F. A., TRACK, BASKETBALL • Nubbin has brains as well as brawn” Myrtle Jones HOME EC. “Always ready to do her part” Ruby Jones HOME EC.. BASKETBALL If words were money, she'd be ri h Iris Moore HOME EC. A good Basketball player coming: from Aplin” Nell Moore HOME EC. “Neat, slnsible and attractive Jack Ezell , F. F. A.. TRACK. BASKETBALL “He says little, but thinks much Nita Dean Quinn HOME EC.. GLEE CLCB. BASKETBALL “She is always happy and gray’ Doris Powell HOME EC, GLEE ( LI B. BASKETBALL “Demure with a dignity that bespeaks tact and good sense ' Buck Etzberger F. F. A. lie’s Jolly and fat and always stands pat” Mary Ethel Shelton HOME EC. “Good looks combined with good nature Is quite an as ot” Betty Lou Wallace HOME EC., BASKETBALL. GLEE CLUB A good student as well as a good sport’ Edith Williams HOME EC. •She says they erred when they said she was wed’’ Robert L. Graves F. F. A. “There’s more horse sense than a little in his head’ H. A Thedford F. F. A.. TRACK. BASKETBALL “Cotton is president of his class, and a tyrant if there ever was one”. GRADE SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE ■ DARREI. SMITH Captain CLARENCE HIGGINS Coach JIMMIE BELL Mascot Coach Clarence Higgins came to us from Monette in the fall of 1937 to begin a most successful career as coach of athletics in the local school. During Coach Higgins’ leadership of the school’s sports Perry ville has won more honors in athletics than it has in many years. In addition a full-spirited attitude of clean sportsmanship, loyalty and enthusiasm has been developed in the students taking part. Senior boys and girls who lettered in basketball were award- ed sweaters; new suits have been purchased for all basketball teams and complete track and baseball equipment have been in- stalled in the school- BASKETBALL Perryville school has developed during the past few years as one of the leading schools in the county in all divisions of basketball as well as track and baseball. During the past two years the athletic teams have brought many honors to the school in their department winning a total of four trophies in tournaments and various athletic meets. The school is also proud of the fact that this development has come without the resulting sacrafice of other school activities which is so common among leading athletic teams. Scholarship has been maintained and other requirements have been kept up so that the participants will get the best out of it. Among the four basketball teams, the senior boys were eas- ily the most outstanding. Playing a schedule of 28 teams includ- ing out-of-county teams as well as all county teams, they have won 19 of the games and made a total score of 997 points to their opponents’ total 719. The result of games were as follows: PERRYVILLE 31 — — — — — — PERRY 20 PERRYVILLE 30 — — — — — — JOE T. 27 PERRYVILLE 50 — — — — — HOUSTON 27 PERRYVILLE 40 — — — — — — PERRY 20 PERRYVILLE 11 — — — — — BIGELOW 22 PERRYVILLE 30 — — — — — BIGELOW 3K PERRYVILLE 40 — — — — — HOUSTON 22 PERRYVILLE 54 — — — — — — — A.PLIN 5 PERRYVILLE 43 — — — — — — AIMIN'A. 42 PERRYVILLE 33 — — — — — — PERRY 13 PERRYVILLE 21 — — — — — — ADONA 31 PERRYVILLE 29 — — — — JESSIEVILLE 7 PERRYVILLE 42 — — — — — JUDSONIA ?? PERRYVILLE 22 — — — — — MONETTE 32 PERRYVILLE 42 — — — — — MONETTE 32 PERRYVILLE 31 — — — — — BIGELOW 37 PERRYVILLE 21 — — — — — — CASA 23 PERRYVILLE 29 — — — — MORRILTON 14 PERRYVILLE 20 — — — — — HOUSTON 82 PERRYVILLE 30 — — — — — HOUSTON 12 PERRYVILLE 33 — — — — — — PERRY 20 PERRYVILLE 23 — — — — — — ADONA 21 PERRYVILLE 33 — — — — — — UASA 39 PERRYVILLE 35 — — — — — — UASA 4S PERRYVILLE 21 — — — — — — CASA 22 PERRYVILLE 40 — — — — — — — OLA 11 PERRYVILLE 01 — — — — — — BIGELOW 41 PERRYVILLE 20 — — — — — — ADONA 20 PERRYVILLE 15 — — — — — — — CASA 32 PERRYVILLE 29 _____ RATCLIFF 30 TOTAL 997 TOTAL 719 Front row. left to right: Smith, Adams, Rankin Back row, left to right: Clawson. Black, Flood, Moore. BOYS’ BASKETBALL The Perryville Mustangs under the leadership of Captain Darrel Smith had a successful season' They Played 35 games win- ning 20 games and losing 15. They played all teams in the County and also several teams out of the County. The trip to Monette during the Christmas holidays was the main trip of the season. They won second place in the County tournament, with Ezell making the first all-County team, and Smith making the second all-County team. Buck row. left to right: Hames, Bland, Crowder, Black. Front row. left to right: Kelly, Thedford, Ezell. Harmon, Allen. JUNIOR BASKETBALL BOYS The Perryville junior boys under the leadership of Captain Jack Bland won 13 games and lost 5 during the 1938-39 season. They won second place in the county tournament, losing to Casa in the finals for first place Hames was named on the all- county team for outstanding playing done during the tournament. SENIOR BASKETBALL GIRLS Left to right: Crowder, Metcalf, Windle, Adams, Black, Thompson, Holland, Van Dalsem. SENIOR GIRLS The “Lady Mustangs” piloted by Coach Clarence Higgins played a full schedule ox games wit-i the intercounty tea..io a.Kl three out-of-county contests including two victories from ce T. Robinson and a loss to the Paron Seniors. The girls took part in four tournaments during the season, upsetting the dope at the Aplin invitation meet to defeat the strong champs and go to finals w.ore they were defeated and placed second in the meet. Crowder was awarded all-tournament honors at the Aplin Meet, Adams was named on the all-county second team, and Windle made all-tournament player at the Petit Jean Tourna- ment. Utt to right : Qu'.in, Dnpree. Flood. Cranford. Allison. Powell. Carter. Wallace. Jones, drowns and Ooacli Lelva Hogan. JUNIOR BASKETBALL GIRLS In spite of the fact that the junior girls lost more than half of their games they worked hard with their Coach Lelva Hogan and were loyal to the team. Dupree. Carter, and Jones played with the senior team after the close of junior season- Baseball and Track SENIOR TRACK TEAM Left to right, 1st row: Adams, Barnett, Jones Ezell. 2nd row: Smith, Rankin, Cates, Black, Flood, Coach Higgins. JUNIOR TRACK TEAM Left to right, 1st row: Carter, Thedford, Harmon, Allen, Ezell. 2nd row: Hames, Bland, Crowder, Black Kelly. TRACK The Perryville Mustangs were very successful in track this year. At the F. F. A. track meet held at Russellville, they won the 880 yard relay, the mile medley relay, and finished 4th in the total scores of the meet. In the County track meet they scored 101 points to win 1st place. This being nearly twice as many as its nearest rival. Back row, left to right: Rankin, Black, Moore, Bland. Flood Front row, left to right: Smith. Dupree, Adams, Sorrels BASEBALL This is the first year that Perryville has had a high school baseball team. With the season practically over- it looks as though � :he Mustangs will finish first in the league. At the present time they are leading with 8 victories and 2 defeats. SCHEDULE PERRYVILLE 4-------------- PERRYVILLE 8-------------- PERRYVILLE 2-------------- PERRYVILLE 24------------- PERRYVILLE 14------------- PERRYVILLE 19------------- PERRYVILLE 13------------- PERRYVILLE 9-------------- PERRYVILLE 8-------------- PERRYVILLE 14------------- MEMBERS SMITH ADAMS DUPREE BLACK RANKIN FLOOD HOUSTON 4 ---- CASA 5 BIGELOW 12 • — APLIN 5 ---- CASA 7 — PERRY 4 BIGELOW 11 - APLIN 11 HOUSTON 1 — PERRY 7 SORRELS MOORE BLAND THEDFORD KELLY WHO'S WHO QUEEN AND MAIDS HELEN LEE RANKIN QUEEN EVELYN WINDLE MAID OF HONOR RUTH McKAY MAID THERESA KELLEY MAID RUBY JONES MAID FAVORITES CARL JEAN ADAMS Scholarship, Athletics. Activities DARREL SMITH Basketball. Baseball, Track MABEL HENRY Scholarship, Beauty LAI’DELL HAMES Scholarship, Basketball, Track BILLY GENE BARNETT Scholarship, Activities, Track BRYAN CLARK Scholarship, Activities ACTIVITIES .a-l'r io right: (ienc Montgomery, Billy Oene Burnett. Peggy Thompson. Cnrnton Kankin. Fnrrel Adams. Thomas Jones, Evelyn Wimlle. 1.00 Clawson. Mary I.ee Crowder, O’Neal Flood, Mary Nell Black, Darrel Smith. Irene Metcalf. Carl Jean Adams, Era Holland. “P” ASSOCIATION The “P” Association was organized December 2, 1938 with only 13 members of the Perry ville school who had merited letters m senior athletics. Now there is a total membership of 20. The association meets every other Thursday. There has been one in- itiation for new members this year. The “P” Association sponsored the Annual Petit Jean senior basketball tournament here January 13 and 14, and the publica- tion of this Yearbook. Front row. '.eft to right: Mary Nell Black, Peggy Thompson. Middle row, left to right: Until McKay, Mildred Corder, Louise Charton, Era Hollond. Evelyn Windle. Farrel Adams, Mar-Jo Van Dnlsem. Back row: John Milton Cox. A. C. Whiley, Woodrow Wil- liams, Bryan Clarke. Winfred Knowles, Billy Bland Sarrels. Billy Gene Barnett, Douglas Henry, Paul Cates, and Mrs. M. I). King sponsor. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club was organized under the direction of Mrs. M. D. King during the first month of school. The club has met twice each week during activity period and studied the technique of acting, preparing several one-act plays. Members of the club have won first place in two one-act play tournaments in the county and first place in two 4-H Club play tournaments. One interesting feature of this year’s activities is the participation in a Play Round given in connection with some neighboring schools. The club has also helped materially in remodeling the stage. Back Row, left to right: Arthur Camp, Edward Boyett, Paul Cates, Lee Clawson, Darrel Smith. Second row, left to right: Thomas Jones. Heart-sill Harr son. Junior Ezell. O’Xeal do J. I). Moor:, Carmen Itankin, A. ('. Wliilcy, James Thcdford. B- uglas Henry. Front row, left to right: Woodrow Williams, Bryan Clarke. Carl Jean Adams, Verlon Moore, Billie Gene Barnett. Van Rose Wallace F. F. A. BOYS “Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, living to serve.” FFA chapter Number 176 have been the past two years under the able sponsorship of Vocational Instructor John Bell. Summer of 1938 attended Camp Couchdale for the state an- nual FFA camp where Perryville chapter won first on sanitation; soft ball tournament, and second in track meet. Twenty-five attended District FFA Meet at Russellville March 31 where among 54 other chapters won two medals for track events in the mile medley relay and 880 yard relay. Beside? making articles for their homes and farms, the boys have assisted in rebuilding the stage, dressingrooms, and a cabi- net for the school’s trophies. DORCUS CLU3 Officers: Mabel Henry, president Peggy Thompson, V. president Mildred Corder, secretary-treasurer Mar-Jo Van Dalsem, reporter. Colors; Pink and Blue Flower; Pink Rose Motto: Good, better best We can never rest Till the good is better And the better best. Activities: Organization of club, October 18. Carnival and Lemon Social, October 28. Thanksgiving Banquet, November 22. District Club Meeting, Russellville, December 10. Christmas Luncheon, December 25. FFA Banquet, February 22. Chapel Program- April 3. Junior-Senior Banquet, May 16. MRS. JOHN' BELI President P. T A. The Parent Teachers Association is an active organization of the school, meeting two Thursday afternoons each month. During the past year, the Association has spon- sored the annual fourth of July, picnic- a banquet in honor of Hayward Sanford; and a Thanksgiving banquet It has placed the “Book of Knowledge” in the high school library- bought blackboards for grade school rooms, purchased materials for wash- ing fountain for school children which is to be in- stalled before the next term of school; and has be- gun on furnishings, china and silverware for the New Home Economics Cottage. Officers for the past year were: president, Mrs. John Pell; vice nresident, Mrs. Percv Rison; secre- tary Mrs. John McBath; and treasurer, Mrs- Robert L. Graves. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Janis Neal and accompanied at the piano by Miss Perrian Cranford, won first place in the county Literary and athletic contest, at Casa April 7 8 ADVERTISEMENTS The staff of “The Mustang” take this op- portunity to express our sincere thanks to the business houses and to the individuals who have supported this book. We urge you to remember who they were and take your business to them. ! I Cole’s Seed Store : Conway Oil Burning Refrigerators I G. E. Refrigerators Maytag Washing Machines I COME AND SKATE AT | Shady Gap Roller Rink | Junction Highways 64 65 j Will open and reserve any night j for a party of 12 or more for 1 1-2 | hours of skating. Conway, Ark. Phone 7F1 for Reservations C. T. KING, Prop. ! i R. T. Cole Conway, Ark. Dependable Radio Service Send your set over by the bus. Congratulations to the class of 1939 Guy H. Jones City Attorney Secretary, Chamber of Commerce Conway, Ark. I! HEWITT’S Studio If It’s A Picture — HEWITT Can Make It. I MOKKII.TON. ARK. I S chool Work A Specialty. ( 1 JUMPER’S SHOE S I ORE Morrilton PETER’S SOLID LEATHER SHOES FINEST SHOE REPAIRING I i i i i i i i i j i i I j Trade at Witts j School Books and School j Supplies Best Line of Drugs and Druggist’s Sundries of all kinds j The Store That Appreciates Your Trade i Compliments Of I FRANK BROS. DRV GOODS CO. i i j MORRILTON, ARK.( Morrilton, Arkansas 1 ! I I I I I I ! MOORE HOLMES RADIO SERVICE GUARANTEED REPAIRS ON ANY RADIO RCA TUBES EVEREADY BATTERIES QUALITY PARTS MORRII.TON J. C. ADAMS JEWELER MORRILTON. ARK. Diamond Rings, Watches, Pearls Gifts for any occasion ! 1 ) i i i i i s } j j i i i i ! Compliments Of A. B. Green AGENT ‘BUY AT THE SIGN OF THE FLYING RED HORSE The success of any business may be measured in a large de- gree by the progress made in the particular community in which such business is located. No one business plays so large a part in the step of any community as does the Public School. Therefore the interest of this bank is closely associated with the Perryville Public School and it is ever our desire to cooperate with the program of the school in the fullest measure. COUNT THIS BANK AS A PART OF YOUR SCHOOL, CITY, AND COMMUNITY. Deposits Insured By The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PERRYVILLE WINDOW FIRST SrrE B NK OF plainview PERRYVILLE, ARKANSAS Compliments Of Perry County Bus Line j ( i ( i i i i i ( t i I I i i i I GO TO CONWAY VIA TOAD SUCK FERRY POWER BOAT ALL-STEEL BARGE _ We appreciate your patronage ! i i I i i i j i f i i t i . i | � •v ALUMINI BOOSTERS OF PERRYVILLE SCHOOL Othal “Chick” Padgett Leonard Brazil J. J. Barnett Carol Jaco Glen Henry Orval Brazil Wilburn Brazil Mrs Alma DuBose Bell CONGRATULATIONS to the Seniors of ’39 Fay M. Wallace H. D Turrentine Lawrence Lewis Walter Paul Oscar Brazil Mrs. Mildred White Faye I. Cobb Mildred Hagerman Helen M. Austin Massey Hardware MORRILTON Williams Bros MORRILTON Steve Laux Grocery MORRILTON Lester Cupp MORRILTON Plunket Jarrell Who. Gro. MORRILTON Conway Theatre CONWAY Autographs W!GGS ; I Flower Shoppe Flowers For All Occasions | | Corsages — Cut Flowers j Funeral Designs Seeds - Shrubs - Plants j ! S 315 Division St. ! Phone 120 Morrilton ] L______________________________I Judge Edwards 55 SERVICE STATION MONTGOMERY HATCHERY HIGHEST QUALITY BABY CHICKS POPULAR PRICES Morrilton, Arkansas ! | Compliments Of REID’S FUNERAL HOME Washing — Greasing AMBULANCE SERVICE Maytag Washing Machines Phone 341 j Morrilton, Arkansas ! 1 Morrilton, Ark. Compliments Of T. 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Capital City Business College i 11 Lion Motor Oil EIGHTH MAIN STREETS LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Kelly Springfield Tires : Invites you to complete your Auto Parts Repairs 1 1 j business education with them j 1 I Fully Accredited by Arthur Poteete, owner 1 I j State Department of Education j Perryville, Ark. I 1 ♦! Investigate Terms A COMPLIMENTS Hardin Bale, President (Serving the Public for 27 years) Bale Chevrolet Company ? i j i j j i WE NOW HAVE AVAILABLE LONG WHEEL BASE TRUCK MADE FOR SCHOOL BUS SERVICE. We, also, carry a large stock of used cars and trucks at bargin prices 2nd Broadway ------------------- IT’S ALWAYS CHEAPER to buy it at Little Rock, Arkansas Compliments Of i ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. General Electric REFRIGERATORS PHILCO RADIOS Scroggin Bros. I Hardware | The Farmer’s Store Morrilton, Ark. Refrigerator Service by T. C. Scroggin Radio Service by Earl Holmes N. Division St. Morr'lton Compliments Of - i f 1 1 Compliments Of Butter Nut Bread Co. ! ! i Ned Bowers 1 i ! SHOE SHOP Jimmy Cattey, Salesman 1 Morrilton, Ark. !! ' ! ! SHOP AT 1 ! I 1 Compliments Of | I i Conway Book Store 1 ! ! Aubrey Glenn j j Conway, Ark. ! ! ! Agent j i “COLONIAL is good Bread” j i i ! i 1 ! i I THOMPSON'S CONGRATULATIONS ! Beauty Shoppe to the 1 i • j SENIORS 1 i Leads In i 1 j Style and Quality 1 Perry ville Drug Store i i i i PERMANENTS i i i i I $1.00 up Perryville, Ark. 1 I ! 1 U must be pleased • j j ❖— — Perryville, Ark. Compliments Of i Ferguson I MONUMENT WORKS | Morrilton, Ark. i i i j Compliments Of I SFMMES MOTOR CO. j Authorized I I Sales MORRILTON, ARKANSAS ! • i i i j j i I i i i i i i i i i i I • I Worse-Suf fridge | LUMBER COMPANY ] I ! PERRYVILLE ! j WE ARE EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY YOUR LUMBER AND BUILDING WANTS NO MATTER HOW LARGE OR SMALL. S B. J. Suffridge j ! “Everything To Build Anything” i i 1 ? 1 Compliments Of I H. C. Thedford i j GINNER i! H.E.VANDflLSEM ii I | j j Fancy Staple Groceries ! j j School Supplies Perryville, Arkansas j i i i i h { ! “A Business that Backs the School’ ii COMPLIMENTS OF Southeast Arkansas Division OF WEST MEMPHIS POWER AND WATER COMPANY --- LIGHTS ------- POWER ICE --- Phone 100 Perry, Ark. Southeast Ark. Telephone and Power Company “QUICK SERVICE” Phone 11 Perry, Ark. Ice Delivery Service DELIVER ANYWHERE IN PERRYVILLE Clarence Higgins Perryville SCHOOL BUS BODIES OF TOMORROW WARD’S ALL-STEEL BODY WORKS Conway, Arkansas i We Still Get A Wheelbarrow Full of Groceries Every week or so COME AND SEE Pa and Ma Permenter Perryville, Ark. j SPOTLFSS CLEANERS ! ‘‘If it can be cleaned We can clean it” ! _________________ j ALL WORK GUARANTEED I _____ ! I We appreciate your business I 1 Our truck calls ! — MONDAY and THURSDAY — ) { Morrilton, Ark. | i EAT AT ! BLAKE’S CAFE i I I ‘The Home of Good Eats” I PLATE LUNCHES, I SANDWICHES ! I Soft Drinks - Cigarettes - Candies j The Corner Drug Store “SERVICE THAT SATISFIES” Phones 282 288 I 1 i ! | Morrilton, Arkansas Compliments Of Orange ■•Crush BUTTLING COMPANY MORRILTON. ARK. I i i i j i i i i i i i j i t i i j j i i ❖ CHEEK Wholesale Grocery Co. SOLE DISTRIBUTORS OF DEL MONTE and JACK SPRAT CANNED GOODS LIGHT CRUST, ESKIMO, FORETHOUGHT BOB WHITE FLOUR FOR CONWAY, POPE, PERRY, VAN BUREN, FAULKNER WHITE, YELL, JOHNSON and LOGAN COUNTIES ATKINS, ARKANSAS PHONE 51 J. C. PENNEY CO. MORRILTON ARKANSAS Buy SWIFT’S ICE CREAM Rich — Pure Tasty All Flavors at PERRYVILLE DRUG STORE i--------------------------------------------------- A w m . - V -% -