Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1954 volume:

3 :+'W y L,,l U K.U,ryn W y“ . Idit.r Billy David «...  «- ' ■  • Browne, Joan Benner , y The first yearbook of PerryviUe High School appeared in 1939; the second came out in 1949. The present staff hopes this third attempt will establish its publication. The yearbook staff takes pride in announcing your ...... th t ■ 2) c. Perryville, Arkansas BOARD OF EDUCATION READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Luther Doughty, Mr. L. O. Lakey, Mr. J. A. Shelton, Mr. Glenn Wal- lace, Secretary; Mr. Heburn Moore, President. Because the staff feels that unselfish service often goes unnoticed, we are dedicating this annual to our board of education who serves - - without recompense except for the satisfaction of helping promote the school plans set forth by our superintendent and his administration. ADA ISTI TION Superintendent's Message The main aim of education today is to remain a democracy. The democratic gov- ernment is the most difficult on earth. Never in the history of man has education been so important as it is today. The boys and girLs must be brought to reaLize how our freedom was obtained and be taught how to keep freedom, for you are the ones upon whose shouLders this respon- sibility rests. A few years ago all a person had to do to be a good citizen was to obey the Laws; but to be a good citizen in our modern civili- zation, a person needs to be informed not only on local, state, and national affairs, but also on world affairs. MR. J. C. ALBRIGHT Principal MR. E. W. COOK Superintendent LOIS RIDPATH School Secretary 4 JOAN BENNETT Veteran Secretary FACULTY FAYE SADLER BETTY JEAN PRICE Home Economics Commercial and English ANDREW D. RAINEY RUSSELL E. MITCHELL Mathematics Commercial LOIS LOUDERMILK BONNIE LEE YOUNG Librarian Social Studies English JAMES DUNCAN Coach HERVIE J. HENLEY Ag riculture JOAN BENNETT I. O. F.T. Secretary Humor Editor, Newspaper Layout Ed., Yearbook 4-H Club Play Cast (1) (2) EVELYN CALDWELL Student Librarian Play Cast (2) I BBY BROWNE Layout Ed., Yearbook Society Ed., Newspaper Play Cast (1) Majorette F. H. A. Initiation Comm. 4-H Club PEGGY CRAGAR Ed., Yearbook Copy Reader, Newspaper Class Treasurer Secretary, F. H. A. Most Beautiful Student Librarian Play Cast (2) O cL e ° V ° S- t- 3 f°6S S S . LoissZZ , cT: svde - D. A. ASHCRAFT Reporter, Newspaper BERNARD BULL Reporter, Newspaper ANNA SUE BUTTON Vice-Pres., 4-H Club Play Cast (1) DOICE JONES F.F. A. Reporter, Newspaper Best Dressed-Boy JO ANN GROWNS Class Vice-President Play Cast (1) (2) Majorette Layout Editor, Yearbook Executive Ed. , Newspaper Cheerleader Student Librarian County Council President 4-H President County 4-H Champion F.H. A. JOHNNY JONES Reporter, Newspaper Play Cast (2) FREDRICK HARGIS Reporter, Newspaper JAMES LOUDERMILK Managing Ed., Newspaper Photographer, Yearbook Basketball F ootball Play Cast (1) Class President Most Likely to Succeed-Boy Most Studious Boy Best All-Around Boy WAYNE HEPP Reporter, Newspaper Play Cast (2) LOUISE MIDDLETON Basketball Reporter, Newspaper SENIORS MARY DELL POTTS 4-H Club KENNETH REECE F ootball Play Cast (2) JOYCE RIDPATH Co-Captain, Basketball Circulation Mgr., Newspaper Best Athlete - Girl RONNIE SHELTON Football Basketball Class Reporter Sports Editor, Yearbook Play Cast (1) Cutest Boy Most Popular Boy Best Athlete - Boy Most Talented - Boy Best Personality - Boy BETTY SMITH President, F. H. A. Layout Editor, Yearbook Make-up Editor, Newspaper Student Librarian Miss Perry County F.F.A. Sweetheart Cheerleader Play Cast (1) (2) Cutest Girl Most Popular Girl BILL SMITH F ootball Basketball Reporter, Newspaper Friendliest Boy GLENTALINE WILLIAMS Basketball Sports Editor, Yearbook Exchange Editor, Newspaper Play Cast (1) MIKE WILSON Reporter, Newspaper F potball Wittiest Boy BOBBY WINDLE Reporter, Newspaper MARGARET WOOLF Most Studious Office Assistant Student Librarian Play Cast (2) KATHRYN WRIGHT Basketball F. H. A., Parliamentarian Student Librarian Layout Editor, Yearbook Wittiest Girl Play Cast (1) (2) Editor - Newspaper MAUDINE WROTEN Class Secretary Layout Editor, Yearbook Copy Reader, Newspaper Student Librarian Play Cast (l) (2) Majorette o va v tetetatV’ a.V ,S 0?f%te deN U cVj V ce'J Tef V ,’ t e 3 ' O. G. Brazil Mary Bryant Virginia Bull Doris Cocktnan Virginia Davenport Jaunelle Elsberry William English Darrell Camp Lynnette Clerget Claudene Cockman JUNIORS Ed Knight Lorene Flewelien Walter Flowers Ronald Eubanks Ronnie Finkbeiner Bobby Lakey Monda Lankford George McNeal Loyd McComb J. N. Moody Kathleen Padgett Janice Paul Berta Lou Plants Shirley Rieve Jimmie Sloss Virginia Smith Charles Wallace Otto West MRS. BETTY JEAN PRICE Sponsor Joe Ed Allison Rose Mary Bird Johnie Fay Blair Hank Browne Charles Bull Shirlene Bull Emma Lee Button J. W. Cobb Darryl Cragar Juanita Crawford Wanda Crawford Anna Davis Barbara Dehart Jimmy Dooley Charles Doughty Janie Floyd m SOPHOMORES Sally Sue George Athalene Hawks Wallace Hill Royal Kidder Tommie Lee Lovell Iona Marcum Farrei McDaniel Bobby McGhee Tommy McGhee Mary Ann Miller Clyde Ed Moore Sue Pearson Franees Rhea Donald Sharp Alma Shepherd Judy Carol Smith Elizabeth Spaul Herbert Stepps Robert Stonequist Gene Vincent Gregory Vincent Lou Ann Wallace June Weaver Leonard Williams Kennith Wise Jimmy Wroten Jimmy Rufus Young Shelbia Anderson Glenna Cranford Duard D. Dehart Irene Dooley Betty Gardner Ruth Griffith Jean Hawkins i i' .' Joe Dan Brazil Carl Joe Camp Russell E. Mitchell Sponsor Claud Campbell Lynda Cobb, Joftn Wayne Cook FRESHMEN Jimmy Hester Ineta Hightower Billy Holland Norma Howard Billie Johnson Charles Jones Mike Kelley Barbara Lively Georgia McGhee Maudie Middleton Hoyt Miller Leslie Morgan Laura Pearson Jean Rowan Burnis Simpson Doyle W. Starr Jimmy Stone Joyce Ussery Warren A. Vaught Ruth Walls Mary Warren Virginia Wise Alice Woolf Bruce Hainley Clayton Hawkins John Hepp Jimmy Hussey Douglas Jones Kenneth Jones Sue Jones Shirley Lamb Roy Moody Barbara Moore Jimmy McCormick EIGHTH GRADE Doyle Peoples Geneva Poole Jeanette Paul Barbara Patterson Judy Reeder David Rison Mary Sailor Carl Simpson Leona Stepps Buford Suffridge Patsy Swope Sue Swope Lily Wiles Billy Wiles Imogene Wheeler Thelma Wheeler Jimmy Williams Ray Williams Lynn Wilmoth Billy Young v ov + . cm-’ e Ve jA° o° A. D. Rainey Sponsor Fannie Baker Ronnie Brazil Judith Ann Bull Billy Gene Butler Billie Jo Carter Alice Jean Carter Mary E. Cockman Mary Jean Corder Gene Dehart Beverly Dooley Wayne Elsberry Larry Finkbeiner Buddy George Pat Givens Bonita Griffith Billy H. Growns Billy Hadlock SEVENTH GRADE Glynda Hainley June Henson Cloyd Hepp William Hudspeth James Hurst Maycel Lee Jack Lovell Joyce Ann Lovell Leonard Lovell Robert Lucas Carroll McDaniel Levoy Marcum Mary Louise May Larry Mitchell Mattie May Moore Karen Mulholland Sally Jo Netherton Joann Norman Sandra Paul Alene Peoples Bobby Reeder Wanda Scroggins Billy Stone Larry Tarvin Marilyn Vaught Zelia Vincent Judith Whorton Lena Lee Williams 1 SIXTH GRADE Teacher--MRS. MERLE WALLACE GRADE SCHOOL Teacher--MRS. E. W. COOK SIXTH GRADE Teacher--MRS. ETTA EVANS GRADE SCHOOL FIFTH GRADE Teacher- -MRS. OPAL TARVIN FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE Teacher--MRS. JEFF HIGH GRADE SCHOOL SECOND GRADE Teacher--MRS. VIVA FLEWELLEN ■ rW tF n Teacher-MRS. PAULINE MITCHELL FIRST AND SECOND GRADES GRADE SCHOOL Teacher--MRS. HESTER HENLEY FIRST GRADE GRADES 1-3 APLIN Teacher--MRS, OLA GROWNS WING SCHOOLS GRADES 4-6 APLIN Teacher--MRS, WILMA GROWNS Teacher--MRS. JESSIE RANKIN CHERRY HILL GRADES 1-6 WING SCHOOLS Teacher--MRS. BIRDIE SMITH ADONA GRADES 1-3 GRADES 4-6 ADONA Teacher-- MRS. OSCAR FOWLER WING SCHOOLS GRADES 7-8 ADONA Teacher--MRS. JEWELL MERRITT Teacher--MRS. ALPHA HUMPHREY ARK GRADES 1-4 WING SCHOOLS Teacher - -MR. ALPHA HUMPHREY ARK GRADES 5-8 Teachers at lunch time. 1 Cooks: Mrs. Hadlock, Mrs. Ri-' son and Mrs. Finkbeiner. Bookkeeping in progress. English at work. Christmas time. Around the world in history class. Agriculture boys carry on shop work. Office building. Senior Band. Biology class experiments. Math experts. Home Economics girls learn steps in sewing. Busy typing class. Junior Band. Scene in lunchroom. Bus drivers: Mr. Carter, Mr.j Watts, Mr. Sloss, Mr. GriffithJ Mr. Young, Mr. Holbrook, an| Doice Jones. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Browne, Wise, Dehart, Pearson, Smith, Pearson, Growns SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sadler-advisor, Anderson, Button, Wright, Smith, Clerget, Howard Hawkins, Bird. THIRD ROW: McGhee, Rowan, Williams, Smith, Ussery, Cranford. Rieve Plants, Lively, Floyd, Cobb, George, Dooley. FOURTH ROW: Cragar, Finkbeiner, Lovell Marcum, Wallace, Woolf, Griffith, Bull, Bryant. BACK ROW: Gardner, Walls, Johnson Simpson, Paul .Davenport, Cockman, Middleton, Weaver. Ho emakers ERICA °Oif ft Al Kov • STAb!Dll Wa ith. fAER'CA FARfAtRS SEATED'- Henley- Cragar -jO rigdt gro'Wne’ INC: sl° RS: UEws , Eubanks' ; STANI Moore. NEWSPAPER STAFF The Mus- tang, school newspaper, is published by the journalism class once a month. READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: Albertine Finkbeiner, news editor; Peg- gy Cragar, copy editor; Jo Ann Growns, executive editor; Betty Smith, make-up editor; Maudine Wroten, copyeditor. STANDING: FIRST ROW: R. E. Mitchell, board of con- trol; Lois Loudermilk, advisor; Betty Price; Principal J. C. Albright; Superintendent E. W. Cook, board of control; Glentaline Williams, exchange editor; Bill George, busi- ness manager; Fredrick Hargis, reporter; Libby Browne, society editor; Joan Bennett, humor editor; Kathryn Wright, editor-in-chief. THIRD ROW: Mike Wilson, reporter; Ronnie Shelton, sports editor; Bill Smith, reporter;Joyce Ridpath, circulation manager; Wayne Hepp, reporter; James Loudermilk, managing editor; Bobby Windle, Doice Jones, Bernard Bull, D. A. Ashcraft, reporters. LIBRARY STAFF READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: STANDING: Betty Smith, 8th period; Lois Loudermilk, school librarian; Kathryn Wright, 3rd period; Lynnette Clerget, Vir- ginia Smith, 4th period; Evelyn Caldwell, 3rd period. SEATED: Maudine Wroten, 6th period; Peggy Cragar, Albertine Finkbeiner, 7th period; Jo Ann Growns, 6th period. Student Librarians take part in all phases of 1'ibrary work, including circulation, book- keeping, catalog- ing, filing, etc. SENIOR BAND FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Tarvin, Hank Browne, Jimmy Wroten, Farrell McDaniel, Jimmy Hussey. BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: P. B. Castle- berry-director, Leonard Williams, Bobby Reeder, RobertHester, Buford Suffridge, Charles Wallace. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom- mie Lou Jones, Margie Jones, Robert Brazil, Freddie Mulholland, Woodrow Hill, Jr., Eddie Wright, Billy Hadlock. SECOND ROW: Patsy Williams, Luther Camp, Jerry Doughty, Leroy Williams, Billy Taylor. BACK ROW: Judy Cock- man, Jimmy Hawkins, Douglas Smith, Jimmy Moore, Don Butler, Bert Wal- lace, Billy Butler, P. B. Castleberry- director. BAND OFFICERS Student Director....................LEONARD WILLIAMS President.............................ROBERT HESTER Vice-President.........................JIMMY WROTEN Secretary and Treasurer . . . BARBARA PATTERSON Student Librarians . . JIMMY HUSSEY, HANK BROWNE JUNIOR BAND FIRST SENIOR PLAY THE CAST-Reading from left to right: Seated Almira, Betty Smith; director, Lois Louder- milk; Candy, JoAnn Growns; Mrs. Quick, Joan Bennett. Standing: Lynn Lane, Glentaline Williams; Noah Wiggins, Ronnie Shelton; Professor Walter Meade, James Loudermilk;Waldo Billy GeorgejHenry Hall, Robert Hester. Flanking the group picture: Dr. Hattie Honk, Kathryn Wright, Honey, Libby Browne; Aunt Dodie, Anna Sue Button; Ruth, Mau- dine Wroten. In Again! Out Again! presented F riday evening, October 23, was the first major program of the school year. The three act comedy- farce attracted one of the largest audiences on recorc for a local high school play netting the class $107. Professor dodges E gyp tian dancer. SECOND SENIOR PLAY Grandma goes Holly- wood, second senior play of the year, was staged Friday evening, February 19. Storm warnings and weather conditions resul- ted in an unusually small audience. The gate re- ceipts amounted to $55. SCENES: 1. Mr. Knowles, where did you get that shiner? 2. She's so emotional! 3. Ro- meo! Romeo! Wherefore art thou? 4. Will someone get on that phone and not faint? 5. Hollywood, here we come --I'll tell the cross - eyed world! THE CAST- READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: Gram, Betty Smith; director, Lois Loudermilk; Jasmine, Joan Bennett. STANDING: Stage helper, James Loudermilk; Lily Browne, Margaret Woolf; Brad Jones, Wayne Hepp; Phyllis Philpitts, Albertine Finkbeiner; George Philpitts, Robert Hes- ter; Randy Knowles, Kenneth Reece; Emma Philpitts, Evelyn Caldwell; usher, Bill Smith; Mrs. Brad Jones, Jo Ann Growns; Janet Lovelee, Peggy Cragar; Alexis Sharpthorne, Johnny Jones. I L WLA KfcarS m 14. Rear view, eh Jim. 15 Ghostly figure. 16. Tooth- less Jo, or did you guess? 17. Why the pleasant look, Bill? 18. Pretty, aren't they? 19. You're being aimed at, Ronnie. 20. Cute snow- man. 21. Yes, it's Mrs. Young all right. 22. Light- ning Jim. 23. Sleepy James ? 24. Is it that bad, Miss L. 1 jr- 9 M Mad, Ronnie? 2. Lady of leisure. 3. Don’t shoot! 4. Some class, huh? 5. Watch your step, girls. 6. Three stooges. 7. What is it? ? ? 8. Know her? 9. Drunk again. 10. Got you down, Jo? 11. Bad habiti Mr. Cook. 12. Loafing on the job. 13. Grab a limb. XO. We Went Too' School Day. an annual event at the Perry County Fair, begins in the morn- ing with a parade of all the schools in the county, led by the P.H. S. band. It is climaxed in the eve- ning with the crowning of M iss Perry County. Miss Betty Smith, a sen- ior, sponsored by the Perryville Garden Club, won the coveted title this year over 18 contestants. High lighting an annual night of fun and frolic on Halloween is the crowning of the grade and high school queens and kings. 1. High School Royalty: Joyce Ussery and Doyle Starr;Grade School Royalty Janice Ezell and Andy High. 2. Standing beside the royal couples are the flower girls, crown bearers, and other contestants for the crown. 3. High School Queen--JOYCE USSERY. 4. Grade School Royalty: Andy High and Janice Ezell. 5. H ool a dancers: Mr. H. C. Loudermilk, Mr. Thomas Jones, and Dr, Stanley Gutowski. 6. Winning spooks: Patsy Williams, Katy Suffridge, and Barbara Carter. JAMES LOUDERMILK Boy Most Likely to Succeed Most Studious Boy Best All Around Boy WHO'S nI . ■ h PEGGY CRAGAR Most Beautiful r JOYCE RIDPATH Best Girl Athlete SUE PEARSON Friendliest Girl Best Dressed Girl Best Personality (Girl) WHO RONNIE SHELTON Cutest Boy Most Popular Boy Best Boy Athlete Best Personality (Boy) Most Talented Boy BETTY SMITH Most Popular Girl Cutest Girl MARGARET WOOLF Most Studious Girl BILL SMITH Friendliest Boy MIKE WILSON Wittiest Boy Bathing beauties. 2. Well, have feet anywaVr 3. The lazy way of reading. 4. Hula, Hula girls. 5. Yes, it's Lou and Sue. 6. That is a cigar, isn't it, Hoyt? 7. Tanning your legs, girls? 8. Doesn't the coke taste good, Jo?? 9. Energetic bunch. 10. Is this really Charley? 11. Four industrious seniors. 12. Rough looking gang. 13. Having fun, Peg? 14. Pretty pose you have there. 15. Girls, your feet are missing. 16. Lucky boy. 17. You can tell they're country. 18. Better get together people. 19. What's so funny? ? 20. Since when did you become a horse, Jo? 21. Just another boss. 22. Fixing to fly, Betty?? 23. Lou, I see your knees. 24. Enjoying the weather. 25. Don't fall, Glentaline. 26. My, what a handsome husband, Abber. 27. Don't fight over the ball, Girls. tjF - , VFVl • --T:. -vV- ;,■•■' ;'.:;,: .jik ■ -. ■ ' ■ 7 y wl vr2t V.r rs iM ivJ. tk • 4 - . -  s T A ‘ J t % Vi‘? K' - V Jr % fU .• ,-„•... N : • ,- - . . . ’ S- V -vS ■ S -' i K • ■■}' V .,£ ’v? % • ' .? ■ FRONT ROW: William English-guard, Ca-Captain, Bobby Lakey-guard, Jimmy Sloss-forward, Jimmy Young-guard, Jimmy Wroten-guard, Bill Smith-forward. BACKROW: Coach Duncan, Ronnie Sh e 11 o n-guard, Co-Captain, Charles Bull-forward, James George-center, James Loudermilk-center, Clyde Moore-forward, Ronnie Finkbeiner-center. Not Pictured: Charles Wallace-guard, Jimmy Dooley-guard, J. N. Moody-forward. basketball FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Doughty, George McNeal, William English, Robert Hester, Carl Hill, Bill Smith, Charles Bull, Bobby Lakey, Jimmy Young, Otto West, Clayton Hawkins. STANDING: Coach Duncan, Kenneth Reece, Leonard Williams, Ray Williams, Ed Knight, Charles Wallace, Kenneth Wise, Ronnie Shelton, Mike Wilson, James Loudermilk, Larry Tarvin, manager. basketball Senior Basketbau FRONT ROW: Bonita Griffith-guard, Margie Draper-forward, Beverly Dooley-guard. SEC- OND ROW: Patsy Swope-forward, Barbara Moore-forward, Glenna Cranford-forward, Co- Captain, Barbara Patterson-guard. THIRD ROW: Laura Pearson, Maudie Middleton-Not Eligible, Irene Frost-guard, Joyce Ussery-guard, Billie Johnson-guard, Ineta Hightower- forward, Norma Howard-forward, Co-Captain, Linda Cobb-guard, Co-Captain, Coach Duncan. (OsTANCj FRONT ROW: Larry Tarvin-guard, BufordSuffridge-center, Mike Kelly-guard, Sub-Captain, Warren Vaught-forward, Captain, Bobby Allison-guard, Bobby Brown-forward, George Ben- nett-guard, Doyle Starr-guard. SECOND ROW: Coach Duncan, Jimmy Hester-forward, J. B. Crain-forward, Doyle Peoples-center, John Cook-forward, Clayton Hawkins-guard, Duard .Dehart-forward. BASK£TBALL D. O. 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