Prescott High School - Wolf Trail Yearbook (Prescott, AR)

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ff: . .:.. 'V' ' X N 6 'O 1' I XJ SENIOR HISTORY In the course of our lives, we have spent twelve long, drawn out years in school. Of the miserable 55 seniors, twelve of them had the unfortunate experience of starting to school together. They are Andrew Moore, Ruthie Clark, Virginia Ann Wynn, Frances Reese, William Cole, james Peachey, Rodney Hamilton, Sue Barger, Jackie Weaver, Katherine Parks, Pat Wren and David Britt. The second year the hearts of the girls missed a beat when Hody Butler, from the oil city of Bodcaw, and Fred Stanley from the thriving metropolis of Thomasville, joined us for a thrilling year. The third year the class grew by leaps and bounds, and in that year three shining faces appeared, Carol Cagle, from Redland, Helen May from Hickory Grove, and Rosa- lee Garrett, from Thomasville. From Tucson, Arizona, came Sydney Faye Pittman seeking the land of opportunity in the fourth grade, and two of our brightest and smartest students, Harvey Barham and Manilene Riggs from Cale. The fifth grade brought to light for the first time the Hasley delegation -Frances and Grady from Pleasant Hill and Emmett, respectively. Frances Jo McWilliams came from Texarkana, Texas. With five years behind us and without even drawing a blank, a new pupil arrived from Pine Bluff, Arkansas, Leon Carruthers. People came from all around in our seventh year. From Pleasant Hill came Lou Alice Tyree, from Houston, Texas, tall, dark, and OH well, Raymond Garrett, from Pine Bluff came Mildred Vandiverg from the big city of Boughton came our scholar Pat Andrews, and our mighty little man from Little Rock, Mack Stockton. Seven years through school and more yet to come. The eighth brought a flood, Frances and june Billingsley, Joyce Buchanan, Betty Cottingham, Ruth McGuire, Bobbie New- ton, Joyce Tate, Roland Stuart, from Pleasant Hill, and Len Dale Godwin from Bodcaw. Eagerly we awaited our freshman year in high school and that meant frosh initiation, and Bobby Grayson and Clark Womble. Bobby came from Tarpinneck fjust outside of Bluff Cityj and Clark from Emmett. As sophisticated sophs the boys were in for a surprise, because of Mary Ann DeWoody from Tarpinneck and Faye Covington from the hills around Murfreesboro. One year and then freedom. We the juniors of '50 welcomed to our class the Hilde- brand clan from Bluff City-Bennie and Betty, and from among the oil derricks in Mag- nolia came Marguerite Hardwick. Eleven down and one to go. Only one addition and that was our old friend, Carolyn Cox from El Dorado. We wish ourselves, the Seniors of '51, a happy and successful future.

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JOYCE T ATE Lou ALICE T YREE DALE WARD CLARK WOMBLE I 'n :I .' fa-f RALPI-I TAYLOR MILDRED VANDIVER JACKIE LEE WEAVER PAT WREN VIRGINIA ANN WYNN

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i 5 l l l rf' 6'- ff A as f.. . f I' N I 'n U Ed CLASS PROPHECY We the Undersigned, Bobby Grayson, Mary Ann DeWoody and Sue Barger, prophesy the year 1975. Pat Andrews will be mayor of Boughton. Harvey Barham will be manager of the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. june and Frances Billingsley will be operators of the- Blue Bond Brewery in Milwaukee. David Britt will be Orator of the Year. Joyce Buch- anan will be an acrobat in Clyde Beaty's circus. Hody Butler will be Little jimmy Dickens II . Carol Cagle will be an opera singer. Leon Carruthers will have bought a new '36 black convertible. Martin Cathey is accom- panying his gruesome, foursome Barbershop Quartet. Roland Stuart is second tenor, Fred Stanley, soprano, Clark Womble, baritone and Len Dale Godwin, bass. Ruthrie and Dale Ward are operators of a large cattle ranch. William Cole discovered' how to go swimming without getting wet. Betty Cottingham, Faye Covington, Carolyn Cox, Betty Hildebrand, Polly McLelland, and Helen May are on the All Missouri Town- ship Red Heads Qbasketball teamj. Rosalee Garrett, Ruth McGuire, Bobbie Newton, Manilene Riggs and Joyce Tate have formed the O. M. C. QOld Maids Clubj. Rodney Hamilton-Head jockey at the Pasa- dena Race Tracks. Clarence Gordon-still going to school trying to prove to the world that it is square. Marguerite Hardwick and Benny Hildebrand-world famous tap dancers. Frances Hasley and Frances Reese-owners of Dress You Better shop in New York. Douglas Lavender-Professor at Du Barry College. Frances McWilliams-Miss Figure of 1973. Sidney Faye Pittman-editor of Podunk Holler Gazette. Andrew Moore-now playing on the Boughton Boll Weevil football team. Katherine Parks-owner of Roll Away Your Trouble froller rinkj. james Roy Peachey-Professor of Agri. College in Tarpinneck. Mildred Pennington-married with eight kids. Frank Plyler and Henry Shackelford-swooners of the year. Mack Stockton-comedian in Skunk Holler. Benny Stovall, decided to be a bachelor and so he went to Siberia. Lou Alice Tyree is a Home Ec. teacher in Lackling Springs. Mildred Vandiver is a Lady Wrestler. jackie Weaver-taking Clark Gable's place in the screen world. Pat Wren decided to be an old maid after breaking so many hearts. Grady Hasley and Alvis Harris decide to make the Air Corps their profession. Vir- ginia Wynn-modeling French bathing suits in the United States. Raymond Garrett is now head of Powers Model Agency, fhe says he didn't know there were so many pretty girls.j lil' WT HOT 9 F 4. -rf' te