Star City High School - Rocket Yearbook (Star City, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1940 volume:

FOREWORD We have chosen the name RCCKET BECAUSE IT IMPLIES MOTION ONWARDAND UPWARD. WE HOPE THIS FIRST EFFORT AT A HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK WILL SERVE AS A SPRlNG80ARD FOR BIGGER AND BET- TER ROCKETS. If this volume makes YOUR MEMORIES OF STAR C ITY HIGH SCHOOL MORE VIVID AND SATISFYING WE SHALL FEEL AMPLY REPAIO FOR OUR EFFORTS. ir ,.miiiiii, iini With an unfeigned appreciation that SHALL ABIDE AND INCREASE WITH THE FLIGHT OF YEARS, WE AFFECT IONATELY DEDICATE THIS OPENING EDITION OF THE ROCKET TO OUR SPONSOR Ruby Ross Vick WHOSE BEAUTY OF CHARACTER, RIPE SCHOLAR- SHIP, AND UNDERSTANDING INTEREST HAS EN- TERED THE PERMANENT STRUCTURE OF OUR LI- VES ANO PLANTED IN OUR HEARTS AN INSPIR- ATION TO REACH THE COAL SET BY OUR SPON- SOR. STAR cm HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING The present high school building was com- pleted IN THE SUMMER OF 1939 UNDER THE WORKS Progress Administrati on, with iohn Brockman as LOCAL CONTRACTOR, AT AN APPROXIMATE COST OF $65,000. IT IS A ONE-STORY BRICK STRUCTURE,CONSI S- TING OF NINE CLASS ROOMS, A CHEMISTRY LABORA- TORY, A SENIOR READING ROOM, INFIRMARY, TEACH- ER S LOUNGE, LIBRARY, TWO OFFICES, FOUR REST ROOMS, AND A LARGE AUDITORIUM. lli l|||||||l' l HIGHLIGHTS ON THE FACULTY Mr H H. Holtzclav Superintende nt B� S� Eo� MoA.� University or Arkansas Mr. H. W. Reasoner Principal and Boys' Coach Social Science A B Ouachita College Ruby Ross Vick English L I� fA A«t Central College; A.8 , Ouachita Nora Suumerford Social Science AoB Arkansas A. M College MrSo Isaac Chambers Science LoIo} Arkansas A M. College B SoEo Arkansas State Teachers' Mrs H. H. holtzclav Social Science State Teachers', '28; Henderson, '31 Ruby Fish Mathematics Ouachita; University or Arkansas; Oklahoma A. M Ella Mae Burns English, Social Science Central, State Teachers' Pearl Ross English, Science Librarian Ouachita, 31, Arkansas A. M� , '38 College Mr. Fo £. Grumbles Mathematics� Spelling� Grammar School Arkansas A• Mo College Gene Norton English, Grammar School State Teachers Dorothy Newton Social Science� Grammar School Arkansas A M� College Mrs. S. J. Eastham Thiro Grade Arkansas Ao M, College Edith Rupe Second Grade Arkansas A. M.� State Teachers' Lu Emma Reed First Grade AoB.� Henderson State Teachers' Opal Fismer First Grade State Teachers', Jonesboro A. M. Mr. Justin R. Tucker Smith-Hughes B.S.A., U.S.� University or Arkansas Ruby Clark Home Economics B.S., Arkansas State Teachers' Graouate work, University or Tennessee Mrs. Mauoe Forbes Stuoy Hall Supervisor ALUMNI OF 1939 MAh NELL BURNS....................Stuoent at Monti cello A. M. ARVIL 30VO..........................................Salesman MlLOkED CALHOUN.................Housewife. Mrs. joe Miller HARLAN CALHOUN...................Enrollee of C.C.C.� at Mena 03IE CHANCE...........................................Farmer MARCELLE COLEMAN........Beauty operator at Magnolia, ark. LOY OPAL CAR TEH...................................At home MARJORIE EASTHAM.........Clerical worker, Extension Office YVONNE FEENY.............Waitress in City Cafe at Star City RUTH FISH......................Student at Monticello A . M. HAROLD GRIM3LES.................Student at Monticello A. M. MAMIE GUTHRIE...............Beauty operator at Monroe, La. BILLY HACKNEY....................Enrollee of C.C.C., at Mena LOY B. HAODOX...............Employee in Hundley Stave Mill ERWIN LEONARD............Employee of Standaro Oil Company LUGEAN LEE................Housewife, Mrs Hollie Miodleton ELLA MAE MYERS...........Employee in circuit clerk’s office NEVA LEE MILLER.......Student of Modern School of Business DOVIE MIDDLETON......................Housewife, Mrs. K.Boyd ROBERT McFALLS...................Enrollee of C.C.C • at Mena S. K. McCLAIN...............Employee of Fish Motor Company GERALDINE WcGRAW........Student of State Teachers College BILLIE McRAE..........................................Farmer ELL IES McDOUGALD ......................... •� .At h ome WILSON NORTON.........................................Farmer JACK NEWTON..................Student at Monticello A. , M DENZEL FETTY.............Employee of Cash Grocery Company W. D. REED..........Student of Business School, Monticello LEROY SCIFRES.........................................Farmer ClfcTIS STEPHENS.................Employee of Stephens Store CLAUD IA SHEF ARD............................ ....At home RANOOLPH STILLINGS....................................Farmer LOIS THOMAS............Stuoent of State Teachers College JUANITA THOMAS.........Stuoent of State Teachers' College HELEN THOMPSON............Housewife, Mrs. Bernice Frizzell HARRY TUCKER.....................Enrollee of C.C.C.� Mena DOROTHY WHITEHEAD............Student of Monticello A. . M� JOY MAE WOMACK.........................At hcme MARNELLE YOUNG. .Stuoent at Monticello a. Mo 0 b l 'ls Vivian Tucker, Prog. Eva Bell Baldwin Dorcos NcGrnw Vernelle Fowler Jt-nelie Fowler Uodelle Conner Bill X l . ; J : e B. R '• Guy Stokes ins a. e .VI Is on .. urine Newton Loouids Boint konroe Sober Gene Glover Karrv Hunter J. raes killer Robert Perker, Vice Sigurd Baugh . Ellen Haygood, Vice Marie sebeurn. Presid L'?Verl Rape Price C per i' urt e C .ance Calhoun w- ret Broctoan Cravon Vor'-cian Hopp Russell 'J - Wieley Womack k«ry Lot O’vene Cl ‘c Rogers Lo-ii ,r Dodds Lewis Esath Elizabeth Thomas Geoiv'i' i«j- c a btrtnon Dee Sober .liartha Betty Vi Oj hie Pharr .• ileen Rodgers l, rj ric Chambliss j. liable8 J. ,Y. Raine a Lerle West Sene ,Voters J� e Lambe, Reporter Cay Fish NINTH GRADE Reading from the top, left to right A ILEEN McGEHEE Lucas Thornberry, Euna Mae Carrington, Donald Atkin- son, Trudie Mae Ingram, Imogene Owens, Marcree Saint,Irma Jean Butler. Helen Harris, Ernestine McGriff, jean McBride,Dennis Scifres, Russell Harris, Gene Tucker, Grover Brockman. Odis Gene Carter, Marine Roberts, h. Mo McGehee,Ruby Lee Hale, R. A. Goyens, Jr., Thomas McFalls, MaryLarimore Helton. Sybil Sawyer, ARie Jane Vick, Juanita Martin, Betty Grumbles, Dorothy Dean Bradley, Elizabeth Moseley, Marga- ret Eastham. Lorene Summerfoho, Everitt Davis, Clarence Weather- ford, Maxine Deweese, Leonard McBrioe, James Ray Vick, Owen Majors. J. B. Atkins, LaVerne Terry, Crilla Petty, Laverne Calhoun, Elizabeth Lephieu, Martha Marie Farmer,Anna Delle Horne. Robert Rodgers, Bennajene 3aldwin, Mary Henderson, Wanda Deweese, Geneva Roberts, Kyle Marie Fish,3illy Hund- ley. Irene Wynn, Dorothy Grumbles, Billy Curry, Carroll Glover, Cecil Bennett, Rosemary Wayman, Laverne Eomonds. CLASS OFFICB S President..............Robert Rodgers Vice-president............Gene Tucker Secretary-treasurer.....Margree Saint Song Leader.............Billy Hundley Reporter.........Dorothy Dean Bradley Sponsor...Mrs. Holtzclaw EIGHTH GRADE Reading from the top, left to right Stanley Stephens, Dora Lee 3ridges, Wayne Wallace Betty Ruth McGehee, I la Mae Harrison, Pauline Me Falls, Ann jo McDougalo, Donald Nobles. Lunetta Trice, Nora Jean Gavin, Marion Nobles,La- vonne Newton, William Whitehead. Lloyo Chambliss, Alene Majors, Ruth McFalls,Arlen Scott, Lu Ellen Stephens. Carl Gene Newton, Billy Nichols, Aileen Mc8rioe, Kathryn Lee Hunter, Frances 3unn. Frances McRae, Frances Matthews, Ayleene Feagin, Cneita Newton, Blaine O'Briant. Maurine Scifres, James Dean Ringo,Betty Stephens, Zane Burr, Dwight Robinson. Crba Gene Felley, R. B. Robinson,Juanita Roberts, Carol Dean Thomas, Margaret Ellen Mulli kin. CUSS OFFICERS President.........James Dean Ringo VlCE-PRESl OENT. . .V 1 LU AM WHITEHEAO Secretary-treasurer.Aileen McBride Song Leaoers.........Frances McRae Wayne Wallace Reporter.............3illy Nichols SEVEMTH GRADE Reading from the top, left to right Louise Hoover, Nathalie Felley, Vary Frances McGehee, George Roogers, Holly Mae Caldwell, Jamie Sober,Wayne Cal- loway Sara Maines, Vernice Fharr, Willie Jean Guthrie.Harolo Newlin, Lucille Pounoers, Joe Fred Coleman, Sonita Smith Paul Ackerman, Margaret Ann Dodds, Ruth Ryall, Annie Jones, Motier 3urns, 3etty Jean 3ennett, Dave Pickens Emma Louise Wimberly, jimmy Cogbill, Douglas Russell, Modell Womack, Betty jean Bennett, Bernice Laughry, Velma Lee Appling Verne £. McGraw, Betty Lou Atkins, Cla Mae Hale, Eve- lyn . eisbroot, Aaron Burr, Bonnie Lee Price, Herbert Eo- MONDS Sibyl Donahue, Albert Wayman, Montez Farmer, Morene Conner, Wayne Ray Rupe, Charles Gavin, Fannie Pearl Vick John Morgan, Louis Fish, Hubert west, j. B. Ashcraft, Edith Wilson, John Gene Crton, j. T. Ratterree Virginia Oakley, Lucille Harrison, Mary McGregor,Irma Jean Moore, Billy Hadoox, Ila Pearl Robinson,Elizabeth White CLASS OFFICERS President.............Margaret Ann Dodds Vice-president..........Irma Jean Moore Secretary..............Velma Lee Appling Treasurer....................Wayne Rupe Program Chairmen..........Modell Womack Wayne Rupe Sponsor...Mlss Burns Miss Ross T Fu ? . So v EJuM X v o S S EJitor-'iN- Cn cf F F A STAR S JAFF Bill Ta % ft .7cy Ass+i7 tit EJi-b f1 fin E. L. Vie K Joke Edl-fc®r Re to y tm y JL « . Toe Ke r At f o cr K . A y « 7ru.g e.n £e. ftt-Porter Ofhild Al KiHJo K A 6 r i. Z Refoyfcev A n'. H fietofter V� - % Joe La Kie X N 3 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club was organized in 1935 W,TH Miss Anna Carol Fults, Star City� s first instructor of HOME ECONOMICS� ACTING AS SPONSOR. THE CLUB HAS BEEN affiliateo with the American Home Economics Association” FROM ITS 9EGINNINC. Sixty-four members were enrolled in 1933— 3 • This GROUP LEFT THE WALK FROM THE OOORWAY OF THE HOME ECON- OMICS COTTAGE TO THE GATE AS A MEMORIAL. Fifty-four members enrolled in l937-f3 � WITH T«c FOLLOWING officers: PRESIDENT, MARIE SUMMERFOROJ VICE- presioent, Dorothy Whitehead; secretary, Bettye Robin- son; TREASURER, BERTHA STIKELEATHERJ SCRAP-BOOK CHAIR- MAN, Juanita Thomas; program chairman, Geralo i ne McGraw; reporter, Marjorie Eastham. Dorothy Whiteheao was elected state secretary at THE REGULAR STATE MEETING IN CONWAY. TWO HUNDREO AND FIFTY GUESTS WERE E NTERT AI NED AT A Mother-Daughter—Father-Son barbeque on February 22. Juanita Thomas represented the clus and state at the Star Homemakers Achievement Day held in Kansas City WITH HER HOME PROJECT, AN OUTOOOR LIVING ROOM. In the spring the club sponsored a play and a beau- ty CONTEST. The PROCEEDS were useo for a new electric STOVE ANO A HOT WATER HEATER. Miss Ruby Clark succeeoeo Miss Fults, who left for a position at State Teachers College. The i93 -t39 en- rollment was seventy-one with these officers: Presi- dent, 3ertha Stikeleather; vice-president, Vivian Tuck- er; secretary, Luvenia Newcomb; treasurer, VernelleFdw- ler; sonc leader, Ruth Ellen Haygood; scrapbook chair- man, janelle Fowler. In the winter bouquet exhibit, Star City won second PLACE ANO A CASH PRIZE OF TWO DOLLARS. Miss Clark and Dorothy Whiteheao attendeo the dis- trict MEETINGS. HOWE ECONOMICS CLUB The club project for the year was caring for� and HELPING TO DRESS, AN ORPHANED GIRL FROM THE FIRST GRAOE. The sixty members of 1 40 elected these offi- cers: President, Evelyn Stephensjvice-president, Mary Kathryn Trussell; secretary-treasurer, Bertha Stike- leather; reporter, Margaret Eastham; scrapsook chair- man, Rebecca Biockman. The theme for the year has been hobbies. A two- DOLLAR CASH PRIZE WAS WON AT THE DISTRICT MEET WITH A WINTER GARDEN ENTRY. IN A STYLE REVUE AT THE DISTRICT MEET WERE:EvELYN Stephens, Mary Lee Calloway, Hazel Atkins, Martha Betty Vick, and Gaynelle Thcmas Virginia Stephens TOOK PART IN THE INITIATION PROGRAM. The wrapping of two thousano gift packages for a COUNTY-WIDE COMMUNITY CHRISTUS GIF PROGRAM WAS DOIC by the Home Economics Club. The annual Mother-Daughter—Father-Son sanquetwas held February 22, with a Washington motif. Three hun- dred GUESTS WERE SERVED MISS ALMA KEYS,THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKER, PRAISEO THE MENU HIGHLY AND HAS RECOMMENDED IT TO OTHERS FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Star City Chapter, Number 174 Future Farmers or America was organized in 1935 WITH Mr M. L. Pal- ENSKE AS INSTRUCTOR. Fifty creenhanos were enrolled the first year.The officers were: Lee Hopkins, president; Forrest Clary, vice-president; Ooyle Matthews, secretary; T. J.Scott, treasurer; Glen Newton, reporter; Mr Palenske, advis- or. IN 1936 TWENTY-THREE GREENHANDS ANO TWENTY-NINE SECOND-YEAR 80YS WERE ENROLLEO, WITH THESE OFFICERS: Forrest Clary, president; Havis White, vice-president; Harold Newton, secretary; Thomas Clary, treasurer;Rus- SELL MCFALLS, REPORTER. In 1937 forty-eight were enrolled. The only off- icer on record is Austin Hamilton, president. Mr. Justin R. Tucker succeeded Mr. Palenske in I938 A TOTAL OF FIFTY-FIVE WAS ENROLLED, WITH THE FOLLOWING FIRST-SEMESTER OFFICERS; HARRY HUNTER,PRES- IDENT; William McRae, vice-president; Oonald Frizzell, secretary; Gene Glover, treasurer; Edwin Moss, Jr«,re- porter. OURING THIS YEAR AUSTIN HAMILTON WAS AWARDEO THE DEGREE OF STATE FARMER. STAR ClTY WON SECOND PUCE IN SWEEPSTAKES AT THE DISTRICT MEET IN MONTICELLO, ANO LATER WON FIRST PLACE IN THE STATE MEET AT FAYETTEVILLE IN HORTICULTURE. THE TEAM WAS 0ILLY HACKNEY, LLOYD Ross, and Lawrence Lavender. The SECOND-SEMESTER OFFICERS WERE JACK NEWTON,PR- ESIDENT; Harlan Calhoun, vice-presidekt; Lawrence La- vender, secretary; W. D. Reed, treasurer; J.W. Butler, REPORTER. Forty-nine boys enrolled this year, twenty-four GREENHANDS ANO TWENTY-FIVE FUTURE FARMERS. This year Jack Newton and Lawrence Lavender were AWAROED THE STATE FARMER DEGREE. JACK WAS ELECTED THE STATE TREASURER. STAR ClTY WILL HAVE FIVE ADDITIONAL CANDIDATES FOR THE STATE FARMER DEGREE AT THE NEXT ME- ETING. AT THE ANNUAL FATHER-SON—MOTHER- Daughter Banquet given by the F. F. A. and F. H. A., Honorary oegrees were CONFERRED BY THE CHAPTER TO G. D. SM- ITH, PRESIDENT OF THE STAR ClTY SCHOOL Board; J. tf. McCain, treasurer or the Boaro; Edwin Moss, Sr., merchant; H. M. Phillips,ed- itor or the Lincoln Ledger; and Superintend- ent Ho H. HOLTZCLAW. The officers this year are Opie Pharr, president; Gene Glover, vice-president; Bill Tom Raley, secretary; Sicard Baugh, treasur- er; Eowin Moss, JRo, reporter. In aooition to the regular annual ban- qUET, ANO AN ANNUAL BROADCAST FROM STATION KOTN in Pine Bluff, the F. F. A. this year HAS BEEN PUBLISHING A HIGH SCHOOL PAPER,WHICH IS CALLED THE F. F. A. STAR. THE STAFF IS! Edwin Moss, Jr«, editor-in-chief; Bill Tom Raley, associate eoitor; Robert Parker, art; Lamar Clary, sports; Mary Kathryn Trussell, home economics; E. L« Vick, jokes; Oonald Atkinson, Agriculture I; Weaver Majors,Agri- culture 11; Joe Lambe, Eula Bunn, Gene Tuck- er, and Bertha Stikeleather, reporters. SENIOR HONORS Valedictorian.................Evelyn Stephens Salutatori an................Rebecca Brockman Senior Girl Representative for the 0. A. R Luvenia Newcomb CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT.............HERMAN TUCKER Vice-president......Chris 0. Dodos Secretary...........Luvenia Newcomb Treasurer...........Maxine Matthews Program Chairman...Rebecca Brockman SENIOR COMMITTEE For Rules and Discipline Herman Tucker, Gladys Guthrie, Glyn Scifres, Luvenia Newcomb Secretary to Superintendent...Luvenia Newcomb kex'.ne Lntt'.ews Si..� IOR iJdl WHO’S WHO MOST 3EAUTIFUL................ MOST HANDSOME................. MOST INTELLIGENT.............. MOST INTELLIGENT.............. BEST 3ASKET9ALL PLAYEh� SENIOR BEST BASKETBALL PLAYER, JUNIOR BEST 8ASKET8ALL PLAYER, SENIOR BEST BASKETBALL PLAYER, JUNIOR BEST SPORT.................... BEST SPORT.................... MOST BASHFUL.................. MOST BASHFUL.................. FUNNIEST...................... SILLIEST...................... SILLIEST...................... MOST POLITE 30Y............... LARGEST....................... LARGEST....................... BEST-DRESSED.................. BEST-DRESSED.................. HIGH SCHOOL PET............... BEST-LIKED.................... BEST-LIKED.................... BEST-KNOWN.................... BEST-KNOWN.................... .LENA MARION FCR3ES ....CECIL ATKINSON ....ALTUS ACKERMAN .....ROBERT PARKER .....LAVILLE BURNS ....GENEVA ROBERTS ......SIGARD BAUGH ....LEONARD MCBRIDE .....DORCAS McGRAW ....E. L. VICK, JR ..7RU0IE MAE INGRAM .........RCY THOMAS ....E. L. VICK, JR ....CECIL ATKINSON ......BEULAH SMITH .....ROBERT PARKER ....DENNIS SCIFRES .......RUTH HARRIS .....ROBERT PARKER .. .ANNA DELLE HORNE BERTHA STIKELEATHER ....LUVENIA NEWCOMB ....BILL TOM RALEY ....BILL TOM RALEY ....MAUREEN MARTIN i939-� 40 basketball schedule fcr senior girls Miss LuEmma Reed, Coach STAR C 1 TY’S SCHOOL PUYED OPPONENT’S SCORE SCORE 13 Dumas 40 9 K 1 SON 2 4 Woodlawn l8 10 TlLLAR 10 42 CRI GLER 4 24 Cricler 27 CRI GLER 16 12 Gould 7 Hermitage 23 i939-'4o basketball schedule for JUNIOR GIRLS Miss LuEmma Reed, Coach star city’s SCHOOL PLAYED OPPONENT’S SCORE SCORE 7 Graoy Q 20 Crigler (X) l8 1 1 Gould (X) Tl LLAR 2 lb CRI GLER 6 23 C RICLER 0 26 CRICLER (X) 16 l8 Grady (X) 16 (X) Tournament Play I939- 4-0 BASKETBALL SCHEOULE STAR CITY SCHOOL PLAYED 6 Glenoale 5 R 1 SON lo Grady 17 Glenoale 2| Gould 18 Ghady 12 Woodlawn 2| Crigler 16 Kincsland 5 Glendale lo Glendale 14 Glendale 17 Crigler l939-� 40 BASKETBALL SCHEOULE 1 STAR CITY SCHOOL PLAYED 10 Glenoale 15 Dumas 2| R 1 SON 33 Grady 20 Pine Bluff 18 Glenoale 18 Graoy 16 Woodlawn 25 Tl LLAR 32 Crigler 3i KlNCSLAND 19 Glendale 52 Crigler 23 Glendale 24 Glendale 33 Woodlawn JUNIOR BOVS 22 4i 55 2b 28 22 34 12 3 25 29 39 ALL-COUNTY BASKETBALL TEAMS SENIOR 30VS Colli ns Knight Walls Scifres Lavender Glendale F Gould F Goulo C Star City G Star City G JUNIOR BOYS McBrioe Harris Tanner Carter Knight McLemore Star City F Glendale F Gould C Star City G Gould G Gould G SENIOR GIRLS Butcher Martin McFalls Free Trussell Holthoff Walters Feeny Goulo f Star City F Crigler F Gould F Star City G Gould G Gould G Star City G JUNIOR GIRLS Roberts 3ell WlLS ON McFalls Sawyer Harris Star City F Grady F Grady F Star City G Star City G Star City G OOOOT1T1T1T1 O O O O 11 T1 OOOTll 1940 TRACK PROSPECTS Track prospects tor 1940 are better than they’ve beer ih years. You may as well get SET, BOYS ANO GIRLS, FOR IT’S COMING —— THE KINO OF TRACK TEAM AS WE’VC NEVER HAO BEFORE. VHO DARES TO DOUBT THAT WE MAY EXPECT---------- MAYBE STATE CH AMP IONSH IP-—— WHO KNOWS? JUST STOP AND VIEW OUR BOVS — LONG-LEGBED, STOUT- ARMEO, AND MUSCULAR. SOME OF THESE BOYS AL- READY HAVE TRACK RECOROS AND SEVERAL TROPHI ES. NOW WITH AN ABLE INSTRUCTOR LIKE COACH REA- SONER, THEY SHOULD CO PLACES. Several track meets will be arrangco for THE TEAMS. THESE WILL INCLUDE THE COUNTY ME- ET, DISTRICT MEET, AND STATE MEET FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY. IN ADOITION THREE INVITATION MEETS ARE BEING ARRANGED. THESE MEETS WILL GIVE THE BOYS PLENTY OF COMPETITION. COACH REASONER IS ENTHUSIASTIC. A E WISH WE COULO WAIT TO SEND THIS TO PRESS UNTIL AFTER TRACK SEASON, BUT TIME FOR- BIDS. Anyway, folks, look for the flying he- els of Star City to lead the way in 1940 INVITATION TRACK MEET Star City versus Rison STAR CITY—8lJ R ISON—33 £ Star City won 10 first places, 7 second places, 6 third PLACES, AND 7 FOURTH PLACES. Hunter of Star City was high-point man with |6£ points; Shepherd of Star City and Hobson of Rison tied for the SECONO HONORS WITH |0 POINTS EACH. 100-yard Dash—Hobson, Rison, first; Hunter, Star City, second; Tolson, Rison, Third; Clary, Star City, fourth. 220-yard—Hobson, first; Tolson, second; Clary,third; Hunter, fourth. 440-yeard—Shepherd, first; Tolson, second; 7i lson,R i son third; 3. F. Butler, Star City, fourth, 830-yard Run—Shepherd, first; jaggers, Rison, secono; Dee Sober, Star City, thiro; Mitchell,Star City,fourth. 880-yard Relay—Star City, first; Rison, second. I-mile Relay—Star City, first. Pole Vault—Hunter, first; Clary, Lavender, Star City, ano Foster, Wilson, Rison, tied for second. Shot Put—Dee Gober, first; McFalls, Star City, secono; Lavender, third; Baugh, fourth. High Jump—Dee Gober, Monroe Gober, Lavender, Womack of Star City, tieo for first. Broao Jump—Hunter, first; 3auch, second; 3utler,third; Jaccers, third. Medley Relay—Star City, first CAN YOU IMAGINE EVELYN STEPHENS ............................. Failing to flirt IONA COPELAND .......................... Having a secret crush PETE ROSS ......................................... USING SLANG ALTUS ACKERMAN ............................. Being unsociable ROY DAYMAN ............................ Meeting geography class MAXINE MATTHEWS ............. Failing to take care op MIGNONE CHARLES OOODS .............................. Failing to bluff BEULAH SMITH ......................... Using too much make-up REBECCA BROCKMAN ........................ Being quiet 5 minutes CHARLES WIMBERLY ....................................... Loafing FRANK MATTHEWS ..........................Getting in a hurry BUNNY FORBES.............. Failing to sing Faithful Forever EULA BUNN ...............................Dyeing her hair red OOVIE CHANCE ............................Yelling in the Hall BERTHA STIKELEATHER .. Reporting herself for skipping school Bo Fo BUTLER .......................... Sleeping in Law Class GLADYS GUTHRIE .... Failing to mention Vester for 3° minutes MARY KATHRYN DISHONGE...............Being called '•Dish in� by the All-Request Announcer VIRGINIA STEPHENS .......................... Reducing her chin DOROTHY RATTERREE ..................... Whistling on the campus HERRELL SAINT ................ Asking PUDD WILSON for a oate GLYN SCIFRES....................Not being useful to Miss Reed HAROLD SHEPHERD .......................... Forgetting the flag CATHERINE LINDSAY ..................................... Drawling VIOLET MOORE ....................... Liking to be called Viola CHRIS OOODS.......................Not calling Time� please PETE ROSS ROY WAMIAN ............Going to Cornerville nights EVELYN STEPHENS ............................ Flunking Home Ec. REBECCA BROCKMAN ....... Not getting flustered over the music ASSEMBLY PROGRAM LUVENIA NEWCOMB ... Not being Mr. Holtzclaw� s richt-hano man IDA MAE FARMER •••• Being enthusiastic over assembly singing VESTER FERGUESON ............................ Sassinc a teacher DONALD FRIZZELL................. Looking like a thunoer cloud EDWIN MOSS ..................................Quacking in class MIGNONE FEENY ....... Saying Shut up LAWRENCE LAVENOER ........ Looking like A CHERUB Hitler Moss: Darling would you go through everything WITH ME? Ruth Ellen: Yes honey, how much have you got? V Mro Reasoner: There's a student in this class making a fool of himself. Now when he's finished, I 'LL BEG I N.. . Robert Parker (at the musical) She has a large reperto- ire HASN'T SHE? Pete Ross: Yeah, an' that oress she's cot on makes it EVEN WORSE. Cecil Atkinson: Do you girls really like conceiteo men 8ETTER THAN ANY OTHER KIND? Rebecca Brockman: What other kind? Ida Mae Farmer: Going to the fair? Catherine Lindsay: What fair? Ida Mae: Why, the paper says fair here today and tom- ORROWo Miss Summerford: Do you like to study? Harry hunter: I like to do nothing better. ♦ Mro Reasoner: I call my class in Law the Pullman class, because it has three sleepers and an ob- servation SECTION. Miss Fish (after a problem on board): Now watch the bo- ard CAREFULLY WH IJ.E I CO THROUGH IT AGAIN. ♦ Mrs. Vick (To Kelen Harris) Helen, your essay on your MOTHER IS JUST LIKE THE ONE RUTH HAO LAST YEAR. Helen: Yes'm; we have the same mother. V Mrs. Holtzclaw: What is the meaning of the word matri- mony, Harry? Harry Cocbill: Dad says it's not a woro — IT'S A SENTENCE. ' Any Class: Here's to Miss Summerford, long MAY SHE LIVE, EVEN AS LONG AS THE, EXAMS THAT SHE GIVES. ir 'iillliii ;i JUST ROCKETIN’ AROUND We’ve hearo Mrs. McGraw’s new gate gives Roy W. so much TROUBLE, HE COES TO THE WRONG DOOR..... WE WONDER IF THAT NEW DIAMOND ON HER LEFT HAND IS CAUSING EULA TO GO AROUND WITH HER HEAD IN THE AIR...... WE NOTICE SOME GIRLS WILL GO THRU A LOT TO KEEP FROM BE- ING A SISSY—NO SENIOR PRIVILEGES FOR 20 DAYS,I000-WORD THEME, AN BLISTEREO FACE, BLISTERED FEET. APRIL FOOLS, WE CALL ’EM..... What is this about Mr. Holtzclaw not knowing how to SPELL VALEO I CTO RIAN ANO SALUTATOR I AN?. We’ve heard Edwin M. has switched to Magnolia gas. Mr Rogers ought to give Aileen a commission...... We must conclude 3url B. monopolizes Juanita M...... We wonoer if Mr. Tucker dion’t wonder what great big girls like Bunny, Evelyn, Mary Kathryn,and Virginia were DOING IN THOSE BIG BOXES IN THE BACK hall—EATING CICESE AND CRACKERS, TOOt....... WE HEAR REBECCA HAS A NEW TITLE---’’KROGER QUEEN ....... Mary Kathryn has aching feet since Cravon rides Kroger Queen around..... WE’VE HEARD ABOUT DONALD ATKINSON’S TARRY FRI END.•.IRMA Gene serves as postoffice..... We understand Miss Fish is going to pep up her locomo- tion AFTER SEEING PUD’S TAKE-OFF—AND MlSSROSS SAYS IF Mary K. interprets aright she’ll have to moderate hers. We noticed how all the boys Ah-h-h-h-eo when Becky oio her Bonnie 3aker rendition of Oh, Johnny . Ay, verily, it oid sumpin’, Confucious says.. COMPLIMENTS OF W. A. FISH - TEABO COGBILL VICTOR FELLY C. I. LEEK - ISAAC CHAMBERS 0. L. McGUFFY COUNTY JUDGE SHERIFF COUNTY CLERK CIRCUIT CLERK TREASURER TAX ASSESSOR OFFICIALS OF LINCOLN COUNTY COMPLIMENTS OF STAR CITY LUMBER COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRAOE LUMBER STAR CITY, ARKANSAS COMPLIMENTS CF FOR INFORMATION WRITE M. S. HELLUMS MAYOR THE PRINTOGRAPH CO� MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. Suite $12 Broadway at 34th� STAR CITY, ARKANSAS KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS CF MRS. GREEN’S TEA ROOM HOME COOKED MEALS NORTH CF COURT HOUSE MONT 1 CELLO, ARKANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF ROSS SERVICE STATION TEL. I06 MONTICELLO, ARKANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF BIBB’S DRUG STORE GOULD, ARKANSAS CASH GROCERY CO. THE STORE CF GO00 EATS A Phone 73 Star City, Arkansas COMPLIMENTS CF MODERN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Il6i Main PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF THE STAR CITY MOTOR COMPANY TORO SALES AND SERVICE” PHONE 58 CALL US ABOUT YOUR NEEDS IN INSURANCE ano REAL ESTATE WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS AW) WANT TO SERVE YOU TAYLOR AND COMPANY PHONE 1032 PINE BUFF, ARKANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTH ARKANSAS MANUFACTURING CO. BY B.. S. H UNO LEY STAVES ano WOOD STAR CITY, ARKANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS CF HOLDETNESS-SOUTH STAR CITY HARDWARE MORTUARY 8 FURNITURE CO. j STAR CITY PINE BUFF G. 0. SMITH, Owner TELEPHONES Pine Bluff Star City 160 160 ' STAR CITY, ARKANSAS NICHOLAS HARDWARE LINCOLN FLOUR AND FURNITURE CO. 8 FEED CO. EDWIN MOSS MOTTO: Haroware that is built for HARD WEAR C. K. Nichols Ted Nichols Star City, Arkansas GENERAL MERCHANDISE FARMING IMPLEMENTS STAR CITY, ARKANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MAGNOLIA CROWN DRUG STORE Phone 28 Star City, Arkansas SERVICE STATION JOHN B. RODGERS Mobilcas mosiloi STAR CITY, ARKANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF FISH MOTOR CO. COMPLIMENTS CF M. S. HELLUMS DODGE-PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE MAYOR Phone 40 Star City, Arkansas STAR CITY, ARKANSAS COMPLIMENTS CF RYAL'S ROOP AND CRAWFORD SERVICE STATION FURNITURE CO. STAR CITY, ARKANSAS Phone 4-9• Pine Bluff, Arkansas COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO YOUR ELECTRIC LIGHT, ICE and TELEPHONE CO. ASSOCIATE STORE H. W. MARTIN PARTS-TIRES-BATTERIES 6lI-13 Main PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS STAR CITY, ARKANSAS JOHN A. POPE LINCOLN AUTO CO. FURNITURE CO. NO COLLECTORS - NO SOLICITORS CHEVROLET’S THE CHOICE Phone 37 Star City, Arkansas UHERE YOU’RE ALWAYS WELCOME 423 Main Pine Bluff, Arkansas I STENOGRAPHER TELEGRAPHER , x.«v-. .......... PRIVATE 'REPORTER MARACER secretary The School that places Students CHILLICOTHE BUSINESS COLLEGE CHILLICOTHE, MO.