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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1946 volume:

’fE DEDICATE TO MRS. B. F. McGRAW, FACT”TY SPONSOR OF THE ANNUAL, THIS 1945-46 VOLUME OF THE ROCKET m her SINCERE, ENTHUSIASTIC, AND COKPETELY HUMAN INTEREST IN THE STUDENTS AND THE SCHOOL NEVER. FLAGGED UNDER THE CTRECS AND STRAIN OF COMPILING THIS YEARBOOK. HER PERSONAL QUALITIES OF LEADERSHIP INSPIRE HER STUDENTS TO WORK AND LIKE IT—AND LOVE HER. DEMANDING PERFECTION, SHE NEVER LOSES HER TEMPER, UND 'RSTANDING, OR SENSE OF HUMOR, AND SHE GENEROUSLY BESTOWS PRAISE WHEN AND ’•.’HERE IT IS DUE. HER TACT, COUTRESY, AND COMPLETE FRIENDLINESS IN WORKING ’’IT- STUDENTS, BOTH HIGH SCHOOL AND GRAMMAR, FACULTY, AND GENERAL PUBLIC MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR THE ROCKET STAFF AND COMMERCIAL CLUB TO TAKE PERSONAL PRIDE IN THEIR SPONSOR AS WELL AS THEIR ANNUAL. MRS THIS 1945-46 ROCKET IS A PERMANENT MEMORIAL TO . 5. F. McGRAW'S WINNING PERSONALITY AND INFLUENCE. BOARD OF EDUCATION FRED McSRYDE, PRESIDENT W. B. CROW, SECRETARY EIv' BKtS JOHN D. ROBINSON J. M. HORNE PRIMARY GRADE ... v £ mm ■ IMTFPMFm atf r.p a ncc WE HONOR SUPERINTENDENT J. S. HOLEMAN NEVER TOO BUSY TO TALK TO STUDENTS, EXCHANGE A GOOD-NATJRED SALUTATION, OR GIVE HELPFUL ADVICE, SUPERINTENDENT HOLEMAN HOLDS A PLACE IN THE HEART OF EVERY STUDENT OR FACULTY MEMBER ff Hu IS BROUGHT IN CONTACT WITH HIM. THE ADMINISTRATION OF S TAn CITY SCHOOLS CAN PRIDE ITSELF IN HAVING THE LEADERSHIP OF S UCH A MAN AS SUPERINTENDENT HOLEMAN. AN UNTIRING WORKER WHO GIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE TASK AT HAND, HE IS HONEST, A CHURCH LEADER, DEACON IN THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, SINGS IN THE CHURCH CHOIR, ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP AT SPECIAL SONG SERVICES, A SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER AND WORKER, B. T. U. WORKER, A ROYAL ARCH MASON, A MEMBER OF THE EASTER]'� STAR AND THE AMERICAN LEGION. LACK OF SPACE HERE WOULD PREVENT THE LISTING OF SUPERINTENDENT HOLEMAN S MANY ACHIEVEMENTS OR AN ACCOUNT OF STAR CITY’S SCHOOL DURING HIS ADMINISTRATION, BUT THOSE WHO HAVE FOLLOWED HIS EVENTFUL CAREER KNOW THAT THE RECOGNITION HE HAS WON IS WELL DESERVED. W. A. FISH Principal Science LUCILLE OLLAK Secretary MRS. WOODROW VICK Senior High English ■ MRS. W. H. HOBCOOD Social Science RUBY FISH Senior Math . «9 DOROTHY HCLE IAN Junior High Science .and Math ¥ BURTQN EL-WARDS Junior High Math VASKA BROWN Junior High English was. 3. F. UcORAW, JH. Commercial W. H.-HOBGOOD Phyelcial Education KETTIE MARIE McNEW Home Economics DEtfE McNIECE Agriculture krs. jakes e. morrison, jr. Fifth Grade ANNUAL STAFF 10 COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS SCOTT PRESIDENT WHITTEN SECRETARY BENNETT VICE-PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS OF 19 6 SHAKESPEARE SAID THE WORLD IS A STAGE AND MEN AND WCUEN ARE ONLY PLAYERS WAY BACK ift L93 a. D. A PLAY BEGAN. THE SCENE WAS STAR CITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL AND THEY WERE THE PLAYERS. THROUGH THE YEARS THEY HAVE LOST SC E OF THEIR NUMBER AND GAINED SOME VALUABLE NEW ACTORS. NOW THE PLAY IS OVER. OH THE STAGE FOR THE CURTAIN CALL ARE ?5 SENIORS. THEY HAVE DONE A GOOD JOB AND DE- ERVE THE PRAISE AND GOOD CHEERS FhOM THE AUDIENCE . THIS LAST ACT HAS 5FEN FJLL CF EXCITEMENT, HARD WORK, FUN, AND MANY ACHIEVEMENTS. THE FIRST PROJECT WAS SELLING CHRISTMAS CARDS WHICH WAS A SUCCESS. THEY HAD ONE PARTY BEFORE CHRISTMA9 AND A SOCIAL FOR CHRISTMAS. IN APRIL THE ROYALITY PLAY DON'T TAKE MY PENNY WAS PRESENTED FOR THE ANNUAL SENIOR PLAY. AS SENIORS, THEY CARRIED ON THE CUSTOMARY TASKS AND NOW THEY HAVE USED ALL THEIP. TIME AND HAVE TO GO, BUT THEY WON'T BE FORGOTTEN. THEY WILL LIVE ON IN THE HEARTS OF OTHERS WHO WILL TRY TO REACH THE SAME GOALS. THEY NOW HAVE THE WORLD TO CONQUER AND THEY HAVE THE BEST WISHES OF THEIR SPONSOR, THEIR FELLOW STUDENTS, AND THEIR ALMA HATER. lO 3FTIY RAY YOUNG Class Officer, Vice-President A“ Club, President Coramercial Club Journal! err., Editor of Star Booster Club Basketball, 6 Years, Captain GERALDINE McGEHEE Reoorter of Senior Class Rocket Staff Commercial Club ••A Club Booster Club Basketball, ? Years Dramatic Club Journalism, Advertisement Home Ec. Club THELUA FLOWERS Secretary of Senior Class Commercial Club Staff of Rocket BENNIE LOJIS S1LBERSTEIN President of Senior Claes Commercial Club A” Club Dramatic Club Football VAUGHN BENNETT Treasurer of Class Football A“ Club Vice-Presioent, Commercial Club HELEN bond Commercial CIud - ! GERALD CAMPBELL A” Club Basketball, L Years VEHL1A CHALBLIrjS Commei’cial Club Dramatic Club liAiv . EY BRUNSON Commercial Club II i H , V UU - U Basketball o ¥ears MARJORIE CULP Commercial Clue 3et8 Club GENE FINLEY Beta Club GhACIE KELLEY Commercial Club Journalism Club Humor Editor of Staff Dramatic Club Dramatic Club 'A' Club Journalism, Assemble ' Editor Basketoa 11 5 Years BILLY FRIZZELL Commercial Club A Club Basketball J Yearf Football EULA .AY OV.EN8 Commercial Club Journalism Club ♦JUANDA JOHNSON Commercial Club Journalism Club Booster Club NO PICTURE PARIAN McBRIDE Beta Club, President Booster Club Cheer Leader, 1 Year Dramatic Club CHARLINE LcGREGOR Commercial Club Dramatic Club Reporter Basketball, 5 Years •‘A1’ Club, Reporter Booster Club, Vice-President Cheer Leader Negro Cook in Dramatic Play CAR IL u . � rtcEN I 1 RE Commercial lub 11 A Club Basketball Years R03ERTA PRICE Commercial Club Bets Club Journalism Club Home Ec. Club Booster Club NOEL DAKE SCOTT Commercial, President A Club basketball 3 Years, 1 Year Captai Football 1 Year Dramatic Club EVA 2AE RAULS Commercial Club Beta Club Journalism Club Home Ec. Club CAR TH ELL R OdIN SON Journalism Club Agriculture, President BOBBY DODDS ALWAYS HAS A SHINING GRIN ON HIS FACE WHE3J BETH IS AROUND, BUT IT JUST DOESN'T BOTHER BETH. JIMMY BETTER WATCH OUT BECAUSE NELSON SAID HE LOVED MAY DELL. LELAND AND MYRNA SUE HAVE ARRANGED THEIR CLASSES SO THEY CAN BE TOGETHER AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE. LAVONNE HATES ELSTON, BUT SHE SITS BY HIM EVERY DAY IN HISTORY CLASS. HOW ABOUT IT ELSTON? RAYMOND AND OLLA RAE SEEM TO 3E A GOOD PAIR, WHY DON'T YOU TWO GFT TOGETHER? MARGIE IS CRAZY ABOUT PETE — THFY ARF EITHER TOO YOUNG OR TOO OLD. : : m JUNIOR CUSS MORRIS DODDS, PRESIDENT RAYZELLE EDMONDS, VICE PRESIDENT RUBY LOUISE CARTER, SECRETARY MARY LOUISE LINDSEY, REPORTER CUSS FLOWER - CARNATION (ENDURANCE, POT ER FROM KNOWLEDGE) MOTTO - WE RISE, BUT WE SHALL NEVER FALL. COLOR - BLUE AND SILVER THE JUNIOR - SENIOR BANQUET WILL BE MAY 10. THE THEME WILL BE THE TAKE OFF. THERE ARE 36 MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR CUSS. WILL JOYCE BRAMLET7 EVER READ ALL THE BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY? WE WONDER. LUCILLE, WHO DO YOU PREFER, 3UDDY, TROY LYNN OR HOMER? WE ADMIRE YOUR PEARLS, JOY (CALHOUN). DID BURFORD GIVE THEM TO YOU? HILDA IS A MAN HATER, SHE SAYS, BUT WE HAVE OUR DOUBTS ABOUT THAT. DOROTHY McGHEE, THE CHAMPION GUM CHESTER OF THE SCHOOL, IS A MEMBER OF THE JR. CUSS. MONTINE PHILLIPS SEEMS TO ATTRACT THE ATTENTION OF ALL THE JR. BOYS. HARVEY WEATHERFORD AND ELLEN McFALLS REALLY HAVE UP A CASE. DON'T YOU, HARVQ ? J. A. HILL IS DOROTHY McGHEE'S LITTLE DAN! ELION. THE JUNIOR PUY, WORRYING WILLIE WAS PRESENTED IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, APRIL 2, HARVEY WEATHERFORD AS WORRYING WILLIE AND HILDA CALLOWAY AS MARY SMITH. WILLIE JEAN GOES TO PINE BLUFF OFTEN TO SEE HER SISTER—-IS SOMEONE ELSE THERE? JOY CARTER WOULD'LIKE JOE JAMES, ONLY HF. KEEPS HER OUR TOO UTE. HOW'S THIS RUBY, YOU'D BETTER MAKE UP YOUR MIND BETWEEN LYNPAL AND GORDON 1 RAYZELLE SAYS SHE'3 OFF THE MEN FOR LIFE? BUT DOES SHE REALLY MEAN IT? HOMER AND JANE WOULD MAKE A GOOD PAIR—WONDER WHY THEY HADN'T THOUGHT ABOUT IT. WE'D HATE TO LOSE MARY L0UI3E BUT SHE PREFERS GERALD TO HER CUSSMATES. CLEMATINE CHANGES BOY FRIENDS VERY OFTEN. WHY DOESN'T SHE MAKE UP HER MIND? ELVER ERE WISHES A CERTAIN BOY WOULD GROW A LITTLE TALLER. ERLENE AND BILLY G. ARE BOTH BLOND'S BUT THEY SAY THAT TWO BLONDS CAN'T GET ALONG. MORRIS SAYS HE IS AFRAID OF WOMEN, BUT SOME MAN - CHASER WILL GET HIM, JUST YOU WAIT AND SEE. KENNETH MAKES EYES ALL ALL THE GIRLS BUT THEY DON'T PAY ANY ATTENTION TO HIM, YET. CHARLES IS THE WOLF OF THE CUSS JUST OPPOSITE OF W. A. NOW THAT VIRGINIA ANN KA3 GONE, CRAWFORD IS FREE TO ROAL WEST (GLENDALE). PICK IS MAMA'S LITTLE MAN, BUT LIKES TO GO WITH OLDER BOYS. (HONKA - TONK) JUNIOR CLASS REED, SOPNSOR DODDS, PRESIDENT LI1JDSEY, REPORTER CARTER, WHITTEN. SECRETARY TREASURER io DODLiS CALHOUN FRIZZELL CALLOWAY HOLE.! AN HOLE.1AK «cCLAIN HILL iO SCOTT RYALL TOWNSEND u EATiiFRF Ox-.D ::: : ::........... mm SOPHOMORE CLASS THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FOR 1945-1 6 ARE: MARY FAITH ROBINSON. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT; LOUISE McRAE, VICE-PRESIDENT; BILLIE CROW, SECRETARY; ZELLIE ANN MOSLEY, TREASURER. THE SOPHOMORES ARE PROBABLY THE ONLY CLASS IN THE STAR CITY SCHOOL THAT HAS MORE TOWN STUDENTS THAN BUS STUDENTS. FORTY STUDENTS' ALTOGETHER WERE ENROLLED DURING THE YEAR 16 30YS AND 24 GIRLS. KATHRYN CRUTCHFIELD AND JOHN GENTRY LETT IN THE SPRING SEMESTER, JOHN MOVING TO CALIFORNIA AND KATHRYN TO MT. PINE NEAR HOT SPRINGS. JOE SPENSER, MOVING FROM FORDYCE, JOINED US IN TIME TO MAKE THE FOOTBALL TEAM. GAY YOUNGBLOOD, FROM TULSA, OKLAHOMA, ENTERED THE SECOND SEMESTER. TENTH GRADES HAVE BEEN PROMINENT IN ALL ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR. SO MANY MADE THE FIRST TEAMS IN FOOTBALL AND BOTH BOYS' AND GIRLS' BASKETBALL THAT THE NEXT TWO YEARS WILL HAVE BACKLAGE OF A STRENGTH RARELY KNOWN IN STAR CITY HIGH'S ATHLETIC HISTORY. SOPHOMORES ARE VERY ACTIVE ON THE STAR AND IN THE SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB, AND ARE ADEQUATELY REPRESENTED IN ALL OTHER CLUBS THE LARGEST SECOND-YEAR HOME ECONOMICS CLASS IN THE DEPARTMENT'S ELEVEN-YEAR HISTORY IS COMPRISED MAINLY OF SOPHOMORE GIRLS. SOPHOMORE LOVE LIFE IS STRICTLY INTRA-CLASS WITH SOME. THERE'S THE CASE OF BILLIE AND JOE. JOE, DO YOU STILL HAVE THE SAME AFFECTION YOU USED TO, SON, YOU SHOULD TAKE TYPING! MARY FAITH AND HAROLD H. REPORTED FIGHTING EVERY MORNING, WATCH OUT, HAROLD I LENA CAROLYN PLAYS THE FIELD, BUT AMONG THE FIRST, A QUEEN RATES HER KING, THAT'S ROSS L. L. C. WON'T OBJECT, HOWEVER, IF THE RUSSELL FAMILY MOVES BACK TO STAR CITY AND SHE STILL GETS AROUND TO GRADY AND GLENDALE. ZELLIE ANN STILL KEEPS ONE EYE ON JIM STEED, BUT REFUSES TO LIVE LIKE AN OWL. AND WOULDN'T A COUPLE OF DRY WITS LIKE BETTY JANE AND HARVEY MADE A DEUCE OF A PAIR? ips .. • 1115 NINTH GRADE MISS RUBY FISH TOP HOW: KENNETH RALEY, RAYMOND WHITE, HERBERT MATTHEWS, BOBBY MORRISON, ROSS RUSSFLL, NOLAN WHITE, AND CHARLES KING MIDDLE ROW: BETTY LOU SWAIN, DOROTHY JOHNSON, LAVON WHITE, LELAND TERRAL, WINFRED RATTEREE, THOMAS McFALLS, AUBRA DEAN HALE, ANNIE EVELYN WOMACK, RUTH PHILLIPS, AND ELAINE R03ERTS0N FRONT ROW: BETTY SUE DEWEESE, GWEN FISH, GERALDINE YOUNG, JUNE PURIFOY, J. L. WILSON, GORDON PRICE, MARGARET OAKLEY, WYOUA EENNETT, DOROTHY PHILLIPS, EDITH BOND, MARNELL 3R0CKMAN, AND MISS RUBY FISH. ♦ELLEHE DEWEESE NO PICTURE HALTON ZACHARY, VICE PRESIDENT OMAGERE SAINT, SECRETARY BOBBIE CARTER, REPORTER HISS DOROTHY HOLEUAN , SPONSOR THE FACT THAT THEY THE 9B FRESHHAN CLASS STARTED THIS YEAR WITH A BANG. WERE GREEN FRESHHAN DIDN'T PHASE TSOI. THEY STARTED TO WORK AND SOON LEARNED ALL THE ANSWERS TO THE PUZZLING QUESTIONS THAT FORMED TO THEIR MINDS. AS PROOF OF THEIR ABILITY TO DO THINGS THEY HAD FOUR 30YS ON THE FOOTBALL TEAM. THE FOOTBALL BOYS ELECTED CANDIDATES FOR QUEEN AND OUR CLASS REALLY WORKED TO PUT BETTY CLARY ON TOP AS THE FIRST FOOTBALL QUEEN IN THIRTEEN YEARS WITH OUA GENE SAINT AS MAID. FOOTbALL SEASON WAS OVER BUT THE CUSS WAS NOT WILLING TO SIT BACK AND LIVE ON THE PAST RECORD. SOME OF THE GIRLS WERE OUTSTANDING PUYERS ON THE JR. BASKET BALL TEAM AND BOTH THE CAPTAIN AND CO-CAPTAIN WERE ELECTED FROM THIS GROUP. NOT ONLY DID THE CUSS SEEK TO HAVE THAT CERTAIN SOMETHING WHICH IT TAKES TO GO PUCES IN SPORTS, WE ALWAYS SAY A LONG LIST OF 9 B FRESHMAN ON THE HONOR ROLL EVERY SIX WEEKS, AND IT WAS THIS SCHOUSTIC ! RATING THAT HELPED PUT FIVE OF OUR MEM3ERS IN THE BETA CLUB , WHICH IS AN HONOR FOR ANY CUSS. JUST A BUNCH OF FRESHMAN BUT WITH SUCH A GOOD START AND THREE AHEAD, THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS SHOULD PASS ALL OTHER RECORDS. % ix. SOCIAL HI-LIGHTS THE EIGHT GRADE WERE ENTERTAINED WITH A PARTY MARCH AT THE HOME EC. COTTAGE. THE GROJP ENJOY- ED GAMES AND CONTESTS. THE PRIZE FOR IDENTIFY- ING BABY PICTURES WENT TO KIENTZENE MARTIN, JOHONNIE FRIZZELL, ADA . EBB, AND IRVIN CUMM- INGS. IN THIS CONTEST THERE WAS A BABY PICTURE OF EACH MEMBER OF THE CLASS TO BE IDENTIFIED. THE GROUP WAS SERVED REFRESHMENTS. tre, Drvjl. a mv CLl wntlN SYBIL LEW EES E MARTHA OWENS, CHRISTINA WEBB, BETTY ERWIN, DWIGHT GRUMBLES, H 4?RT R0BERTSON JOHNNiE FRIZZELL. SECOND HOW: UI S VASKA BROWN, AARON DODDS, BILLIE SUUMERFCRD, aRsSIlLkE N ' SHELBY BUM, WINFRED CHAMBLISS, BOBr.Y NICHOLS, BofowiTZ HEFLIN, G. T. MITCHELL, rn CHANSLISS KWTZBEMARTIN. THIRD ROW: PEGGY CULBERTSON, EVELYN CULINGS, BETTY CARR, nOHRI S McGEE SpAT CROW ON ITAOLLAR BETTY GLOVER, DORRIS CHAMBLISS, BOBBY AUSTIN. FOURTH ROW. INEZ LEE ADA WEBB, liERENE DONALDSON, LORECE RATTEERKE, GERALDINE HARRIS, MARIE CARR, C ALofFiL IRV INiuEL INGST 'TOP ROW: MARY UAIHES, LUCILLE LUDLAU, BILLIE CARRINGTON, EIKE . 3YER Y ORS, CHARLES RAY CALLOWAY, WILBUR BLAsfejGALE, ELLA� McFALLS, AND PAULINE GILLESPIE.. SEVENTH GRADE BURTON EDWARDS FRONT ROW: PARNELL KELLUU, BILLY EDMONDS, PATSY GRUMBLES, JIMMY NOBLES? MARTHA NELL CARR, HARLON PEACOCK, CHARLES CAMPBELL? LA NELL NEV.'TON, DIANNA FISH, JERNY LYNN THCUASSON. SECOND ROW; UMAR THORNEBERRY FRANKLIN MITCHELL? J. H. SHEL3Y, RAY HARVEY FOSTER, BERNICE WEATHERFORD, PAT BENNETT, MARY ALICE HOYT, GEORGE 3YERLY, J. L. LINDSEY? THIRD ROW: MR. BURTON EDWARDS, HERBERT CARLOCK, REX HARRISON, JR. , SHIRLEY GRUMBLES, CAROLYN LOVETT, MASINE ROSS, MILDRED PRYSOCK, KATIE ANN McFALLS, SUE ERWIN, EILEEN McGEHEE, LOUISE HARRISON, THOMAS McRAE, FOURTH ROW: RICHARD MORGAN, EDWARD KELLEY, MAITIE JONES, CAROLEA SCOTT, DONALD LEE, HOMER CRUTCHFIELD, JOHNNIE BELL RUSSWORM, ELTAN YARBROUGH, FIFTH ROW: ED. BRAMLETT? JR., LEVI SANDFRS, BEATRICE COOKE, MARNELL EDMONDS, DORIS FAYE JOHNSON, LILLIE JEAN PHILLIPS, JERRY TOWNSEND, DOYLE LAVENDER, TOP ROW: STANLEY COOKE, A. C. HARRISON, BILLY McCOOL, RONALD MeENTIRE. : • : % 1115 r� uuniiitniiu Mg� Mill ll I Lv . °-aV o sfi. V c c C . rW6C..v; vis xfi C • � o- 5 !WV «0 0 VtV % '+? V o - v 0 V rtSc e C° « 6 V, v c «de ■ All the boys in the program wore boutonnieres and the girls cor- sages that were presented by the Commercial Department, sponsor of the program. Mrs. B. F. McGraw. commercial instructor, was faculty sponsor of the program. Ushers were Virginia Ann Tilgh- mon. Homer Cogbill. Harvey Wea- therford. J. A. Hill. Charles White- head. Nelle Mae Hill. Betty Sue Owen. Frances Martin. Rayzelle Edmonds. Ruby Carter, and Joy Carter. All wore corsages or bouton- SIXTH GRADE MR. FRED GRUMBLES GIRLS: VIRGINIA LEE BROCKMAN, GLORIA BURR, HELEN BATES, ERDIS ANN CAMPBELL, NELLENE CAMPBELL, EVODENE COOK, TRUDY ERWIN, LIDA LOUISE FOSTER, EVE HARRISON, JOYCE NEELEY, BILLYE JO OLLAR, MARZFE OWEN', ANNETTA RALEY, ELOISE ROSS, LAVILE ZACHERY, JOHNNIE MAE NESSON, MARY DAVIS, DORIS ANDRES. BOYS: JAMES CHAMBLFSS, RICHARD DRAKE, KENETH DODDS, TRAVIS ERWIN, LEONARD GENTRY, J. B. GILLESPE, JESSIE HALL, TROY MAJORS, KENETH MANNING, WILBUR MORGAN, J. D. PERSON, WILLIAM R03ERS0N, BILLY WAYNE ROBERTSON, JOHN THRELKELD, GROVER RAY VICK, 3ILLY JOE WHITE, DOLTON ZACHERY, GEORGE KELLUM, GUY CALHOUN, BOBBY VINSON, JUNIOR NEWMAN, ERNEST BROOKS, R. L. NEELEY, AND CLAUDE LONG. MISS AMANDA MCKEOWN CLASS OFFICERS CHARLES GREEN, PRESIDENT P. A. SHOCKLEY, VICE PRESIDENT MARTHA LEE NEWTON, SECRETARY MYRTLE ANN MCCLAIN, REPORTER TWELVE PUPILS CONTRIBUTED «l. O TO THE JUNIOR RED CROSS. THIS SECTION CONTRIBUTED TO THE “MARCH OF DIMES DRIVES. WE WON THE CONTEST FOR COLLECTING THE MOST CLOTHES DURING THE CLOTHING DRIVE. THANKS TO THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE $10. WE ARE USING THIS MONEY IN PURCHASING THINGS FOR OUR ROOM USE, BOTH IN THE ROOM AND ON THE PLAY GROUND. JUDY SPRINGS HAS JOINED OUR GROUP SINCE THE PICTURE WAS TAKER. JUDY COMES TO US FROM THE GABE MEYER SCHOOL IN PINE BLUFF. SEVERAL OF OUR GROUP’S SMILING FACES DO NOT APPEAR ON THE PICTURE, DUE TO BEING ASSERT WHEN IT WAS TAKER. MABLE BUNN AND LAVOY GLOVER CANDIDATES FOR THE KING AND QUEER CONTEST SPONSORED BY THE COMMERCIAL CLUB. % WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE P. T. A. FOR THIS NICE PLAY GROUND EQUIPMENT THAT WE ARE ENJOYING SO VERY MUCH. VERLE- MISS McKEOWN, WHAT DOES THE WORD NOSTRIL MEAN. MISS McKEOWN- WELL VERLE, YOUR NOSTRILS ARE JUST THE OPERING TO YOUR NOSE. P. A.- OH, NO, THAT ISN'T RIGHT. I KNEW A BOY ONCE WHO HAD HIS NOSTRILS AND TONSILS REMOVED. v Xx Xx-;::::: BUDDY STEEL' REPRESENTED OUR ROOM IH THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL CORNATION. OUR ROOM, AT THEIR REQUEST, SENT THE WILSON FIFTH GRADE, SAMPLES OF uun ftUwi , hi inun i , suu .nr. h.lsu.i i SOIL, WOOD AND FARM PRODUCTS FROM LINCOLN COUNTY. OUR CUSS OFFICERS ARE: BUDDY STEED, PRESIDENT, BOBJY McBRYDE, SECRETARY, AND 0. C. COOK, REPORTER. WHO'3 WHO CONTEST - : BIGGEST CLOWN (BOY). BIGGEST CLOWN (GIRL) NEATEST BOY ... NEATEST GIRL . . . BEST ALL-RCUND BOY BEST ALL-ROUND GIRL MOST HANDSOME BOY PRETTIEST GIRL . CUTEST BOY . . . CUTEST GIRL . , BEST LIKED BOY , BEST LIKED GIRL LAZIEST BOY . . LAZIEST GIRL . . BIGGEST PEST (BOY) BIGGEST PEST (GIRL) ROUND GRAY LOIS ZACHERY 3UDDY S7EFD GLENDA JACKS . RAY LLOYD LOIS ZACHARY , LEON TUCKER GLENDA JACKS . ROUND GRAY GERALDINE MOORE BOBBY McBRYDE GLERDA JACKS LLIAM RUSSWCRM EDITH MELTON , BUDDY STEFD VERXELL DEWEE3E MRS. JAMES E. MORRISON THERE ARE THIRTY THREE ENROLLED IN THE SECTION. MRS. F. S. TUCKER IS OUR HOME ROOM MOTHER. OUR CUSS OFFICERS ARE AS FOLLOWING; BILLY CHARLES OZMERT, PRESIDENT JOUGUS SAINT, VICE PRESIDENT, ALICE VAE WATERS, SECRETARY, MARILYN DRAKE, TREASURER, ROYCE BREWESTER, REPORTER. WE HELD A WHO'S WHO CONTEST AND THE CONTEST WAS AS FOLLOWS: lO CUTEST BOY ... . CUTEST GIRL . . . SILLIEST BOY . . . SILLIEST GIRL . . UZIEST 30Y ... UZIEST GIRL . . . MOST STUDIOUS BOY MOST STUDIOUS GIRL UGLIEST BOY ... UGLIEST GIRL . • . BEST ALL ROUND BOY BEST ALL ROUND GIRL . HUEY THOMPSON . MARILYN DRAKE . . CECIL WEBB JUANITA POSTAL . . ODELL WEBB . . JAY TUCKER BILLY CHARLES OZMENT . . MILDRED WOMMACK . HERLEY GLYN COOK . MARGARITE NEWTON BILLY CHARLES OZUERT . ALICE MAE WATERS WE CONTRIBUTED TO THE “AMERICAN RED CROSS' AND THE 'MARCH OF DIMES' DRIVE. SOME OF THE PUPILS THIS TERM HAVE TRIED HARD NOT TO MISS A DAY OF SCHOOL. ! {THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN NEITHER ABSENT NOR TARDY ARE: DOUGLAS SAINT, CARL H. {TARVER, JR., LEON WYNN, MARY PHILLIS CRAIG, BETTY JEAN DORSAY. w THE ONES WHO HAVE MADE THE HONOR ROLL EVERY SIX WEEXS ARE: 5ZMENT, MARY PHILLIS CRAIG, CECIL WEB3. BILLY CHARLES WE HAVE WORKED ON THREE PROJECTS WHICH PROVED VERY INTERESTING. JUST iEFORE CHRISTMAS WE MADE STUFFED DOGS FOR THE SMALLER BROTHERS AND SISTERS. WE WILL ADMIT THAT WHEN WE HAD FINISHED, SOME OF THEM LOOKED LIKE EVERYTHING EXCEPT DOOS, BUT WE WERE PROUD OF THEM JUST THE SAME. % 1115 FOURTH GRADE MISS OLETA LEE MRS. C. H. TARVER THE ENROLLMENT IN THE FOURTH GRADE THIS YEAR IS 82 THESE ARE BOYS AND THIRTY-SIX ARE GIRLS. FORTY-SIX OF IN THE CONTEST FOR KING AND QUEEN OF THE ELEMENTARY GRADES, THE FOURTH GRADE WAS REPRESENTED BY CAROLYN POWELL AS MAID OF HONOR AND EARL AYNE VICK AS KNIGHT OF HONOR. THESE CANDIDATES RECEIVED 7,5 0 VOTES. THE STUDENTS «H0 WERE ABSENT THE DAY THE GROUP PICTURES WERE TAKEN ARE AS F0LL0W8: COLLEEN COOK, MARTHA SMITH, BFTTY KING, BETTY WE83, IVA SUE MOORE, BRUCE SMITH, OLIVER COOK, SHIRLEY bur..,3, WILLENE GREEN, WANDA RAY JACKS, AND HALLIE ROBERTS. WE HAVE ENJOYED SEVERAL PARTIES THIS YEAR AND ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO OUR EASTER EGG HUNT AND THE ANNUAL PICNIC AT THE END OF SCHOOL. THOSE SERVING AS ROOM MOTHERS THIS YEAR ARE MRS. POWELL, MRS. TAYLOR MRS. VICK, AND MRS. CHESHIRE. f 1115 MRS. QUERTERMOUS IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR TWO SWEET LITTLE GIRLS WITH VERY NICE DISPOSITIONS, 3E SURE TO PAGE NELDA ORAY BROCKMAN AND CAROLYN JO KELLEY. REVELS MARIE HOWARD IS THE ONLY PUPIL IN THIS SECTION TO MAINTAIN A STRAIGHT A RECORD FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR. 3ETTY JO CULBERTSON HAS BEEN GRADED A ■ ON READING ALL TERM. NORMA J. GRES ARY, ALFRED MORRISON AND GAIL MAC CAMPBELL ARE THE YOUNGEST MEM3FRS OF THE CLASS, JUST RECENTLY REACHING THE AGE OF S YEARS. HAZEL McFALL, GAIL MAC CAMPBELL, AND VERNELL DRAKE HAVE MADE PERFECT ATTENDANCE RECORDS IN THIS SECTION FOR THE ENTIRE TERM. ALL THE CLASS ARE MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR SECTION, NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY? AND HAVE GREATLY ENJOY FL THE BIRD CLUB PROGRAM DURING THE USX PERIOD FRIDAY AFTERNOONS. YOU'VE MISSED SOME- THING IF YOU HAVEN'T HEARD LAVID BENNETT, GAIL MAC CAi'.PBELL AND MELWICK HEFLIN GIVE THE WHIPPCOR WILL, B03 . KITE, AND MOCKING BIRD CALLS. MAC ?ATE WAS ELECTED PRFSIDENT OF THE CLUB, AND NELLA GRAY BROCKMAN IS SECRETARY. CUR SECTION SPENT OUR SHARE OF THE CANDY STORE MONEY FOR AN ELECTRIC RECORD PLAYER. WE HAVE ESPECIALLY ENJOYED IT FOR MARCHING IN 3Y, DURING WRITING LESSONS AND THE REST PFRIOD JUST AFTER THF NCON HOUR. THE POPULARITY OF THE NEW SLIDE HAS MADE MANY CALLS FOR THE SEWING BOX AND THE FIRST AID BOX. SAYINGS MOST FREQUENTLY HEARD IN THIS ROOM: JUANITA: I'M LOOKING FOR A NEW DRAWING PATTERN. GERAL WYNN: SOMEBODY GOT ONE OF MY MARBLES. CAROLYN KELLEY: OH, HEAVENLY DAYS! WHAT DELICIOUS FOOD WE HAD FOR LullCH. BETTY JO: I HAVE THE CUTEST NEW BOY FRIEND. CARL GENE: I HAVEN'T ANY PENCIL. dARNIE: I'VF LOST MY READER. CRVIL: I'VE JUST HAD ANOTHER FIGHT. RAYMOND NOBLES ANu DAVID BENNETT: I DON'T CARE. ■ NEDRA MARLYN: OH, I'VE LOST ANOTHER TOOTH. BONNY REE AND BERNY: I FEEL BAD. THIRD GRADE MRS. EAST HAM WHEN WE SURVEY THE WORK DONE DURING THE YEAR, WE ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH ALL OUR EFFORTS. WE ARE HAPPY HOWEVER THAT WE FEEL THAT THE GROUP AS A WHOLE HAS DONE GOOD WORK. TOTAL ERROLLMERT IS kl. OUR ROOM MOTHERS ARE: MRS. J. W. HELLUMS AND MRS. LEDN HORNE. WE HAVE MADE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FOLLOWING: JUNIOR RED CROSS, MARCH OF DIMES, AND CRIPPLED CHILDRER'S FUND. WE HAVE ALMOST COVERED THE WORK FOR THE YEAR, WITH EXTRA EMPHASIS ON READING, HEALTH, AND SAFETY, LEARNING HEALTH AND SAFETY SONGS. WE HAVE DONE SOME MODELING IN CLAY OF FIGURES IN STORIES READ. WE HAVE SPONSORED A SCHOOL STORE IN CONNECTION WITH THE OTHER GRADES. THE MONEY IS USED TO BUY BOOKS AND SUPPLIES FOR THE CHILDREN. WE BOUGHT A SOFT BALL, BAT, AND JUMPING ROPE WITH THE MONEY WE GOT FOR OUR ROOM COUNT. TRAVIS CALHOUN WAS THE CANDIDATE FOR KINO FROM OUR ROOM IN THE KING AND QUEER CONTEST. FOR SPRING WE HOPE TO HAVE AN AQUARIUM, AND MAKE MORE SCIERCE EXPERMENTS. JOYCE: “I WONDER WHY BETTY JO IS WRITING ON SO MUCH NOTEBOOK PAPER?' BENNY: OH, SHE'S JUST FINISHING UP HER DAILY EDITION TO MEDWICK.' DONALD: IF UARIE HOWARD SAW ANYTHING BUT AN A ON HFR REPORT CARD IT WOULD SCARE HER.' BILLIE MARGARET: ' YFS, SHE IS MORE AFRAID OF A B THAN SHE IS A LION.' CHARLES: BENNY LOOKS SICK. BONNY: YES, HE IS SICK—ABOUT NORMA J. MOVING TO OKLAHOMA.' MRS. G. 'ALFRED, HOW MANY CHILDREN IN YOUR FAMILY?' ALFRED: 'WELL, LET'S SEE—THE LITTLE BABY, MARY, THEY CALL HER 'THE LAP BABY, AND JONE IS THE KNEE BABY, AND I'M THE YEARLING. BILLIE C0G3ILL: I BET YOU THAT BILLIE RUTH, MARGARET EDWARDS AND BENNY CAN SPELL EVERY WORD IN THE DICTIONARY. THEY ARE SUCH OOOD SPELLERS. JO RAMON: I'LL BET YOU THEY CAN'T SPELL TWIN-SIES THAT'S A VERY HARD WORD.' BILLIE COGBILL: 'THERE ISN'T ANY SUCH WORD AS TWIN-BIES.' JO RAMON: 'I'LL ADMIT, OH, YES, I KNOW A WOMAN THAT'S GOT SOME TWIN-SIES. MRS. G. DAVID LOJIS, YOU ARE JUST BEFORE GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH MY PADDLE. DAVID L: 'I'M EXTRE..ELY WELL ACQUAINTED WITH MY DAD'S LEATHER STRAP, BUT I DON'T BELIEVE I WANT TO MEET YOUR PADDLE, MRS. Q. CARL GENE: I'LL PICK UP THOSE THINGS FOR YOU, NELDA GRAY.' MAC PATE: NO, I'LL TAKE CARE OF THIS SITUATION MYSELF.' RAYMOND Ni 'I'LL PUT BETTY CAROLYN YP AGAINST ANYBODY'S BABY SISTER. SHE IS THE CUTEST, FATTEST, SWEETEST, PRETTIEST, BESTEST BABY. HOMER G. I'LL 3ET SHE CAN'T SCRATCH AS HARD AS OUR DIANE.' THIRD GRADE MRS. QUERTERMOUS WE PREDICT: CAROLYN JO KELLEY WILL BE AN OPERA SINGER. BONNEY REE WIMBERLY WILL WIN A BEAUTY CONTEST. NELDA GRAY BROCKMAN WILL BE THE MOST POPULAR 'SWEET SIXTEEN IN STAR CITY, ARKANSAS SEVEN YEARS HENCE. MAC PATE WILL PAINT REALLY FINE PICTURES SOME DAY. BENNY DONALDSON WILL BE A TOP COMEDY MOVIL ACTOR WHEN HE GROWS UP. BETTY JO CULBERTSON WILL SOON BE USING HER MOTHER'S COLL EKE TEXTS TO FIND SOMETHING SHE HASN'T ALREADY READ. BETTY ANN JOHNSON WILL FLOAT THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL MATH WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE.' MARGIE PERSONS WILL WRITE REAL POETRY SOME DAY. MARLENE DRAKE WILL RUIN HER PRETTY EYES READING 'FUNNY BOOKS.' BILLIE RUTH HARRIS, MARIE HOWARD, AND BETTY ANN HOHNSON WILL BE VERY CLOSE TO TOPS IN THE STAR CITY HIGH SCHOOL SERIOR CUSS IN 1955. JOKES HAZEL: BETTY JO, 6 AND 2 DON'T EQUAL 9. BETTY JO: OH, I KNOW THAT, BUT I PRETERD IT DOES, THER I'LL HAVE 9 BOY FRIERDS INSTEAD OF 5.' 1115 SECOND GRADE KISS DONNA BROCKMAN MRS. GRACE VICK ROBERTSON THE ENROLLMENT IN THIS GRADE IS EIGHTY SEVER. DOROTHY «ORGAN AND LINDA ROSE WEBB HAVE A PERFECT ATTENDANCE RECORD. THE CLASS LEADERS ARE: PATSY CLARY, MARILYN KELLEY, JELEAN TUCKER, ANNA LEE BRAMLFTT, MARTHA SUE GREEN, LINDA ROSE WEBB. PATSY SULLIVAN. WANDA WHITE, BARBARA OZUERT, LARRY JACKS, MAX CULPEPPER, JAMES CALHOUN, DOYLE COOK, HOLLIS WILKINSON, BOBBY LEE HcGHEE, Alii DAVID DRAKE. THE BEST READERS IN THIS GRADE HAVE READ FIFTEEN SE28 OF BOOKS. MARILYN KELLEY AND LARRY JACKS WERE CHOSEN AS QUEER AND KINO CANDIDATES FROM THIS ORADE. MOST ALL OF THESE CHILDREN HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE JUNIOR RED CROSS AND THE MARCH OF DIMES. SEVERAL ARE BUYING THE SCHOOL ANNUAL. T T r nWJ r [- O MS5 fir EULMl I f .LLrCEI 9 i r i t + FIRST GRADE MISS MELBA NEWTON MRS. GENE CULBERTSON THE ENROLLMENT FOR THE YEAR 1545-46 REACHED 106. WITH AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE THROUGH FIRST SEVEN MONTHS STANDING AT 82. AT THE CLOSE OF THE 7™ MONTH WE HAD DROP?:D 18, LEAVING THE ENROLLMENT AT 90 GIRLS OUT NUMBERED THE BOYS. 57 GIRLS AND 51 BOYS REGISTERED THE FIRST OF THE YEAR. FIRST GRADE PRESENTED ONE PROGRAM TO THE HIGH SCHOOL CHAPEL A CHRISTMAS PROGRAM. WE ALSO HAD 16 FROM OUR CLASS IN THE TWO QUEEN CORONATIONS. WE HAVE USED 60.00 OF STORE MONEY TO BUY 21 LIBRARY BOOKS AND 3 DIFFERENT S?TS OF READERS, SEVERAL MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES NEEDED BY THE CUSS. OUR WORK FOR THE YEAR HAS 3EEN DEVOTED MOSTLY TO THE THREE R'S, WITH COR; ELATION OF ART, SCIFNCF AND HEALTH. WE HAVE ENCOURAGED THE GOOD NEIGHBOY POLICY BY INTRODUCING THE CHILDREN OF OTHER UNDS THROUGH 3TUDY OF COSTUME. COLOR, AND HABITS OF EACH COUNTRY. KUTE SAYINGS OF FIRST GRADERS. CUTE, WHlN I GET IN HIGH SCHOOL I'M AROUND. EDWIN SMITH; GEE AIN'T PATRICIA GONNA HAVE A CAR AND TAKE HER MRS. SHOCKLEY: C: WHAT KIND OF BABY BIRDS COMES FROM ROBIN EGGST BLUE JAYS. DEAM MRS. NEWTON- SHOWING CUSS PICTURES. COMING TO R03ERT LEE'S PICTURE BARBARE ANN ERWINE SAID, LOOK ROBERT IS NOT SUCKING HIS FINGERS. BYE WILL MEET YOU AGAIN FOR THE NEXT ELEVEN YEARS. 5 115 POST GRADUATES HOLLIE MAE CALDWELL BETTY JEAN BENNETT ANN DODDS . i ILA pearl robertscn c w po THE CAMPUS SWEETHEART WAS ELECTED BY POPULAR VOTE. BILLIE CROW WAS FORMALLY RECOGNIZED AS CAMPUS SWEETHEART DURING THE CORONATION PROGRAM. BILLIE WORE A WHITE DRESS BE-SPRINKLE WITH RED HEARTS AND WAS INTRODUCED 3Y JUMPING THROUGH A HUGE RED HEART MA S BY THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT. A MIXED CHORUS SANG A SWEETHEART SONG HONORING HER. SHE WAS PRESENTED A GIFT BY LELAND HOLEMAN, EDITOR OF THE ROCKET. WHO'S WHO FACULTY SELECTION, BASED ON THESE QUALITIES: LEADERS-::?. PERSONALITY, CHARACTER. ACHIEVEMENT. INTELLIGENCE, COOPEFAIIC : fiesc S ras fir - B, L tac Pressi Sty- Joe Spern l„i- � • Rte 'rv mmM snooping ON the seniors VAUGHN BENNETT IS QUITE A GUY. WE ALL LOVE HIM, INCLUDING DOROTHY McGERFE. MARC IE ANN CULP IS A NEW ONE IN OUR SENIOR CUSS, BUT SHE SEEMS TO BE JUST THE ONE FOR CARIL McEHTIRE. SCOTT IS GOING WITH BETTY YOUNG NOW. HE REALLY PICKS BETTY'S DOESN'T HE. WE WONDER WHY GRACIE LOESEK'T CARRY ALL THOSE PICTURES AROUND THAT SHE DID UST YEAR, AND ALSO WHY SHE DOESN'T WRITE SC L1ANY LETTERS. COULD IT BE BECAUSE OF LLOYD? NONE OF THE SENIOR GIRLS INTEREST JIMMY. LITTLE JUNIOR. HE ONLY HAS EYES FOR A CUTE WE WONDER EULA VAY SAYS THAT H. F. IS HER UN IF SHE NEVER GETS HIM. IF HE WILL sE IF SHE DOES GET HIM. JAL.ES BAR3RE AND GRACIE KELLY WONDER WHY MR. HOLEMAN DOESN'T GET SEATS LARGE ENOUGH FOR TWO. THEY ARE NEEDED ESPECIALLY IN SPEECH CUSS. HELEN BOND SFE1.S VERY QUITE IN CUSS BUT WE'LL BET SHE'S DIFFERENT WHEN SHE IS NOT AT SCHOOL.' GENE F. HAS THE HABIT OF TELLLNG ALL THE SENIOR GIRLS TH..T THEY ARE GOOD- LOOKING. WE THINK HE HEALS IT WHEN HE GETS AROUND TO VERLIA. THAT BETTY RAY YOJNG HAS NO CERTAIN ONE TO TALK ABOUT. WE REALLY THINK THOUGH, SHE IS CUTE ENOUGH TO GO WITH SCOTT. MARION LOVES BOYS— ALVIN, YES , JELLY, NO . C5IARLFS G., YES , NOW HOW MANY LORE . V.'E HAVF TO GIVF CAKTHELL ROBINSON CREDIT FOR IT. NARY LOU? HE LOVES CALHOUNS. 0. K. I CARIL UcENTIRE REALLY TAKES THE WOMEN AROUND, INCLUDING OUR CUTE BLONDE HEADED SEMOR. WF ONCE THOUGHI CHARLINE M. LIKED H. T. NOW WE KNOW SHE’S IN LOVE WITH WAAOLD VENEA3LEN. HUH CHARLIEJ GERALD CAMBELL CAN REALLY HIT LONG SHOTS IN BASKZPBAuL, BUI WHEN HE GET3 ON A COURT IK A GAME HE SEES SC MANY GIRLS UNTILL HE JUST KISSES ALL SHOTS. BILLY F. IS QUITE POPULAR WITH THE SENIOR GIRLS, BUT WE ARE SURE HE CAN TAKE CARE-OF HIMSELF. WE WONDER WHY GERALDINE HcGEHEE STAYS IN THE LIBRI ARY THE UST TWO PERIODS. COULD IT 3E THAT EUU-NE ilcDOUGALD IS IN THERE? COULD 3E SC MARY LOUISE AND WANDA FINALLY RUN JUNIOR HOYT DOWN. WELL ANYWAY THAT WAS THE REASON THEY DIDN'T COKE TO THE SENIOR PARTY. EVA MAE IS A MARRIED WOMAN BUT ANY WAY WE ALL HAVE LOTS CF FUN TFASING HER. BUT SHE TAKES IT LAUGHING AND GOES ON. VERLIA IS QUITF A CHARACTER, BUT ANY WAY SHE IS 0. K. BY D. A. HE'D BETTER WATCH IHDoGH, HE'S LIABLE TO GET HIS HEAD KNOCKED IN. WHAT'3 THIS HEAR ABOUT LEANCRD BEING COURT- MARTIALLED. WONDER WHY? MAYBE IT'S SOMETHING AN ARMY OFFICER SAID AbO.,1 HIS PICTURE. IT SEEM'S AS BENNIE (PETE) SILcERSTElN JUST TAKES ALL THE SENIOR GIRLS AROUND SINCE HE AND MARGIE BROKE UP. BUT ..£ THINK HE KEALLY LIKES OLE CERTAIN SR. CHEERLEADER. POOR ROBERTA PRICE JUST GOES WITH CHARLES DOSS FAR PAST TIME SINCE SHE AND CARIL McENTZRE STARTED GOING KEGUUR. THELMA LIKES SAILORS, SOLDIERS, CIVILIANS, SENIORS, AND ALL BOYS, BUT SHE REALLY TAKES EVERYTHING NICELY. LEANORD DRAKE IS REALLY IN LOVE NOW, WITH LOUISE McRAE. WE NOTICE THOUGH, THAT HE STILL LIKES A CERTAIN SENIOR. Iff! lO illi THINGS ABOUND SCHOOL VAUm' ALWAYS HELPING SOME GIRL � ITH HER LOAD OF BOOKS. TAMES SARBRE, THESE KIDS OVER HERE. THE TALK OF CRAWFORD ANITFRANCES' SATURDAY NIGHT DATES. .INE SWOONING WHEN SHE SEES THE INITIALS H. V. ILL GROCE AND HIS MEAN TRICKS. THE SENIORS ALWAYS WANTING MORE PRIVILEGES. LOUISE LINDSEY LOOKING FOR GERALD FISH AT NOON AND AFTER SCHOOL. NOEL DANE TRYING TO MAKE UP HIS MIND ON WHICH GIRL HE WANTS. GENE FINLEY SITTING IN THE SENIOR ROCil WITH A CERTAIN RED-HAIRED SERIOR GIRL. CARTHELL AND JIMMIE ALWAYS HAVING THEIR STEADY GIRL FRIENDS. GAY YOUNGBLOOD AND HER JEWELERY. CHARLES RAY WITH HIS RED AND BLUE CAP WITH EAR MUFFS COMBINED. MISS FISH, WANDA TURN AROUND AND QUIT LAUGHING. WILMA VERN AND HER DATES. LEONARD- AND LOUISE ALWAYS TALXING IN THE HALL. THE SOPHOMORES IN THE SERIOR ROOM. JELLY TALKING ABOUT MARIAN. HAROLD HERDERSON ALWAYS WANTING TO SHAKF HANDS. MAY I ANSWER THAT QUESTION IN ONE WORD, MRS. HOBOOOD, JOE SPENCER. GERALDINE MCGHEE ALWAYS FUSSING ABOUT THE SAME ONES HAVING THE LEADING PARTS IN THE SERIOR PLAY THAT DID IN THE JUNIOR PLAY. LERA CAROLYN AND HER AGREEABLE WAYS? ROSS AND HIS WISECRACK. CARTHELL AND MARY LOU IN THE STH PERIOD STUDY HALL. JUNIORS NEVER SATISFIED WITH THEIR CUSS MEETINGS. 'GIRLS AND THEIR DIRTY SADDLES, SLUE JEANS, AND PLAID SHIRTS. LELAND RUNNING AROUND FOR EVERYBODY IN THE LITTLE RED TRUCK. DOROTHY McGHEE AND HER GUM. MRS. McGRAW IN COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING, LEAVE THE TYPEWRITERS ALONE, PLEASE. ■: G RAC IE AND HER OPINIONS IN HISTORY CLASS. MYRNA SUE, JANE, GWEN, AND BETTY LOU SLIDING AND SWINGING ON THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL PLAYGROUND AFTER SCHOOL. MRS. McGRAW, GET READY FOR A TEST. MISS McNEW, HAZEL LIGHT SOMEWHERE. STEADIES: LENA CAROLYN, BILLIE, AND ZELLIE ANN LETTY LOU, GWEN, JANE, MYRNA SUE PETTY LEE AND MAXINE. JOKES BILLY G.: HAROLD, IF YOU HAD A FIST LIKE THIS, WHAT WOULD YOU DO? HAROLD: I'D WASH IT. CHARLES RAY: MRS. McGRAW, THIS TYPEWRITER ISN'T ANY GOOD. MRS. McGRAW: WHATS THE MATTER? CHARLES RAY: I WANT TO WRITE THE WORD, BOOK BUT THIS MACHINE HAS ONLY ONE 0 FAR-ER: WHAT ARE YOU DOING UP IN MY APPLE TREE. YOUNG MAN? PICK: ONF OF YOUR APPLFC FELL OFF, AND I'M TYING 17 BACK. NOEL DANE: WHAIS THE DEFINII ION OF RELIGION? PETE S.: IT'S INSURANCE IN THIS WORLD AGAINST FIRE IN THE NEXT. ROSSS: (ANGRILY) ARE YOU THE BARBER THAT CUT MY HAIR LAST TIME? BARBER: NO, SIR. I'VE ONLY BEEN HERE SIX MONTHS. FRANCIS: WELL LEANORD, SO YOU AND LOUISE HAVE BEEN FIGHTING AGAIN LEANORD: NO, SHE LICKED ME. MRS. VICK: PUNCTUATE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE, VAUGHN. YOUNG' TFACHER, WALKED DOWN TH STREET. VAUGHN: I'D MAKE A DASH AFTER MISS McNEW. LI-QUOR? KISS MCNFW, THE -EAUTIFUL MRS. HOBGOOD: A FOOL CAN ASK QUESTIONS THAT A WISE MAN CAN'T ANSWER. HAROLD H.: NO WONDER I FAILED THAT EXAM. MARION Me.: (COMING INTO SENIOR ROCK) I'M COLD. JELLY C.: HI COLD, HOW'S MR. COLD? AND ALL THE LITTLE SHIVERS? T m J o b • w: ►J r A C 1 to 2s; Eh f.) -J LOOK CUT, LADY, THERE'S A RAT sir i r 11 • lO Lena'Carolyn Joyce And Ross Silberstein Elected Queen and King Of High School RECORD ATTENDANCE AT DOUBLE CORONATIONS (By Zellie Ann Mosley) V C'V C vV. cS?. sP vv °; v Mrs. McRae invited all who par- ticipated in the program to come to the cafe for drinks and sand- wiches. Hostesses at the cafe were Zellie Ann Mosley, Vonita Mayers. Wanda Grumbles and Hazel Young, j IO STAR STAFF THE SCHOOL YEAR 19 5-46 IS THE FIRST IN HER HISTORY THAT STAR CITY HIGH SCHOOL HAS HAD A PRINTED NB SPAPER OR ANY SCHOOL . PAPER PUBLISHED REGULARLY FOR MORE THAN A -MONTH'S PERIOD. THE STAR THIS YEAR NAS PRINTED BY THE LEDGE . PUBLISHING COMPANY FOR EACH MONTH FROM OCTOBER THROUGH MAY. FOR COMPLETE NEWS COVERAGE AND THE DESIRED PROPORTION OF FEATURE MATERIAL THE SCHOOL COULD HAVE USED A BI-WEEKLY PAPER OF THE SAME SIZE. THE STAR IS A -COLUMN 11 X 15 INCH SCHOOL PAPER OF 4- PAGES, THE OCTOBER AND FEBRUARY ISSUES HAVING 6 PAGES. IT IS EDITED BY THE JOURNALISM CLUE, A MEMBER OF THE ARKANSAS HIGH SCHOOL PRESS ASSOCIATION. THE JUNIOR JOURNALISM CLUB, SPONSORED BY HISS BROWN, EDITED THE MARCH ISSUE. ALL ISSUES SINCE NOVEMBER HAVE FEATURED 1 AND 2 COLUMN CUTS OF OUTSTANDING PERSONALITIES AND EVENTS. THE USE OF MOST OF THE ORIGINAL PICTURES FOR THESE CUTS WAS EXTENDED TO THE STAR THROUGH THE COURTESY OF THE ROCKET STAFF, WHO HAD THE PICTURESTPDE. THE STAR WAS FINANCED CHIEFLY THROUGH FULL-YEAR SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR ADVERTISEMENTS BY LOCAL BUSINESS CONCERNS. ADDITIONAL FUNDS WERE DERIVED FROM SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE PAPER AND SINGLE COPY SALES. APPROXIMATELY 100 COPIES WERE MAILED EACH MONTH TO HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARIES THROUGHOUT THE STATE. SINCE PRACTICALLY EVERY FAMILY IN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT ALSO READS THE SCHOOL PAPER, THE STAR STAFF IS JUSTLY PROUD OF THE ACCOLADE ACCORDED THE OCTOBER ISSUE BY PRO- FESSOR W. J. LBkKE, EDITOR OF. THE ARKANSAS HIGH SCHOOL PRESS ASSOCIATION: HOPE THE PEOPLE OF STAR CITY SUPPORT THEIR NE.7 HIGH SCHOOL PAPER, BECAUSE THE FIRST ISSUE GIVES EVERY INDICATION THAT THE STAR IS GOING TO BE A PAPER OF WHICH THE SCHOOL AND TOWN CAN BE PROUD. THE STAR STAFF WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK MRS. WOODROW VICK FOR HER UNTIRING EFFOH.S TO MAKE THE PAPER A SUCCESS. OV oS |Smith. JflfW § I llziSW h ! ?s % tf s-A ? v PY — hk;h schools CLASSES ELECT OmCERS Wv i! Organization s Junior hie - si r %V v � V o «• V r sA lwv ? t1 A5 « 5 vg £r A iiisW 0 Js J+ £ TROPHY CASE GETS FIRST OFFERING FOR 1FM The captain of the Benin :k«.v ” •' Jtjff !l :S: i ?, h Is 8| ,V VI VO 8 m 5 S V illl'l V $ ?Y V Sill BETA CLUB THERE ARE THIRTY-SEVEN MEK3ERS IM THE 3 ETA CLUB. IT IS A % ON-SECRET CLUB AND THREE QUALIFICATIONS ARE: ACHIEVEMENT, CHARACTER. AND LEADERSHIP. THERE ..’EKE SEVENTEEN NEW M EWERS TAKEN IN. EACH RECEIVED A PIN, LANAZIKE, AND MEMBERSHIP CARD. the CLUB also PRESENTER THE SPONSOR, MRS. H03GC0D, WITH A BETA PIN. OFFICEaS ARE: MARIAN McBRIDE, PRESIDENT; RAYZELLE ESMONDS, VICE-PRESIDENT; SECRETARY AND TREASURE, JANE HO L Eli AN; ZELLiE ANN MOSLEY, REPORTER. THE POSSIBILITY OF k 'HINTED SCHOOL NEWSPAPER WAS DISCUSSED IN THE ENGLISH CLASSES. THE JOURNALISM CLUB WAS ORGANIZED EY MRS. WOODROW VICK DURING THE SECOND MONTH OF SCHOOL WITH ABOUT FORTY MEMBERS FROM THE TENTH, ELEVENTH, AND TWELFTH GRADES PARTICIPATING IN IT. . IT WAS DISCUSSED IN DIFFERENT ENGLISH CLASSES, AND FINALLY WE DECIDED ON A NAME FOR OUR PAPER, THE STAR. v-4 TO FIND WHAT TYPE OF WORK EACH STUDENT WAS HOST INTERESTED IN, WE HAD EACH ONE TO TURN IN TO HRS. VICK, THE TYPE OF WORK HE WANTED TO DO. 4) THE STAFF WAS ELECTED BY POPULAR VOTE. THE STAFF WAS MADE UP OF THE PERSONS BEST QUALIFIED FOR EACH TYPE OF WORK. THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED ESPECIALLY WELL TO THE PAPE15, BESIDES THE STAFF, ARE: MOST ALERT REPORTERS: ZELLIE ANNE MOSLEY, BERNICE BREWSTER, MARY LOUISE LINDSEY, AND LENA CAROLYN JOYCE. FEATURE ASSIGNMENTS: MARY FAITH ROBINSON f BERNICE BREWSTER, AND VONITA MYERS. THE EDITORS WHO ALWAYS GOT '-ATERIAL TURNED IN -.RE KYRNA SUE KcCLAlN AND GENE FINLEY. PAPER. MEMBERS: BETTY LOU SWAIM, AARON DODOS, LUCILLE LVDLAM, MARY NAINES, PAT CROW, PAULINE GILLESPIE, GERALDINE HARRIS, ADA WEBB, CHRISTINE YEBB, KIENT2ENE MARTIN, EVELYN CUMMINGS, JOHNNIE FRIZELLE, BILLY SUMMERFORD, CAROLYN LOVETT, CAROLEA SCOTT, . PxvTSY GRUMBLES, JIMMY NOBLES, PaT BENNETT, ONITA CLLaR, MAR NELL BROCKMAN, BETTY GLOWER, BETTY ERWIN, ELLAN Me FALLS, • H, KAT: McPALI IEAP, DC IS FAYE JOHN- ON, SUE ERWIN, EILEEN Me G EH EE, L NELL NEWTON, MARGIE FELI.EY AND INEZ LEE, H01 1 E ECONOMICS CLUB THE HOME ECONOMICS CLU3 Y AS ORGANIZED IN OCTOBER. OFFICERS ..'ERE: 3ILLIE CRO’.Y, PRESIDENT; BETTY LEE CLARY, VICE-PRESIDENT; ZELLIE AM N MOSLEY, SECRETARY; MARII ELL CONNER, TREASURER, AND JANE HOLE .AN , REPORTER. DRAMATIC DRAMATICS mm SENIOR 111 TTT 7 1 '( JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB four-h club THE HONOR OF BEING ELECTED CO'jNTY COUNCIL PRESIDENT OF UH CLUBS 13 DESIREL BY EVERY -K MEMBER. AT THE ANNUAL COUNCIL MEETING HELD FEBRUARY 6, 19 6, BERNICE BREWSTER WAS ELECTED PRESID- ENT AND VIRGINIA BROCKMAN REPORTER. OTHER. COUNTY OFFICERS ARE KENNETH KEAHEY, GRADY, VICE-PRESIDENT AND DORIS CHAMBERS, GLENDALE, SECRETARY. THERE ARE THIRTEEN U-H CLUBS IN LINCOLN COUNTY WHICH MEET ONCE EACH 1IONTH. THE PURPOSE OF THE CLUBS IS TO TRAIN BOYS AND GIrXS IN USING THE BEST ...ETHODS IN FARMING AND HOMEMAKING. CLUB OFFICE S IN THE THREE CLUBS IN THE STAR CITY SCHOOL ARE: SENIOR: PRESIDENT - BERNICE BREWSTER VICE-PRESIDENT - ELAINE ROBERTSON iO SECRETARY - BETTY SUE DEWEESE REPORTER - ELLER E DGEESE T— rH 6th GRADE: PRESIDENT - CHARLES GREEK _ VICE-PRESIDENT - LEONARD GENTRY SECRETARY - VIRGINIA BROCKMAN REPORTER - BILLY WAYNE ROBINSON 9 5TH GRADE: PRESIDENT - BOBBY McBRYDE VICE-PRESIDENT - CARL H. TARVER, JR. SECRETARY - MARILYN DRAKE RETORTFR - ALICE MAE WATERS LTH GRADE: PRESIDENT - WELDON PRICE VICE-PRESIDENT - KENNETH EDWARDS SECRETARY - MARGARET ANN SMITH REPORTFR - MILDRED ANN WYNN THE INTERNATIONAL P ELAT IONS CLUB WAS CP. GAN I ZED THIS year UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF MISS LOU EMMA PEED. THE OBJECT OF THE CLUB IS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND CUR WORLD NEIGHBORS SO THAT WE MAY BE BETTER QUALIFIED TO DC OUR PART IN PROMOTING WORLD PEACE. OFFICERS ARE: DAISY YOUNGELOOD, PRESIDENT; ELAIN ROBERTSON, VICE-PRESIDENT; BOBBY RUTH CARTER, SECRETARY TREASURER;- HALTON ZACHERY, REPORTER. CHEER LEADERS PEP SQUAD CAPTAINS RYALL AND CO-CAPTAIN WEATHERFORD CRAWFORD RYALL WAS THE CAPTAIN FOR THE FIGHTING BULLDOGS ABILITY ASSISTED BY CO-CAPTAIM HARVEY Y EATHERFORD. BOTH BOYS WERE MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS. CLEAN, HARD, FIGHTING AND TRUE SPORTSMANSHIP WON FOR 'MOOSE AND WEATHERFORD, THE ADMIRATION OF THEIR TFAU AND FRIENDS. COACH W. B. HOdGOOD TOOK A GROJP OF BOYS ..HO KNEW VERY LITTLE ABOUT FOOTBALL AND MADE A TEAM OF WHICH THE SCHOOL IS PROWD. IT WAS XNCWN THAT THIS WAS THE FIRST TEAM STAR CITY HAS HAD IN THIRTEEN YEARS. BUT THEY WANTED TO PLAY AND THEY ALL GAVE THEIR VERY BEST FROM THE FIRST MINUTE OF PLAY UNTILL THE GUN SOUNDED, NO MATTER WHAT THE SCORE BOARD SAID. AFTER WO WEEKS OF FUNDIMEWTALS OF F00T3ALL THEY HAD TO START FROM SCRATCH, 23 BULLDOGS PLAYED EUDORA. THE SECOND 3EST TEAM IN THE DISTRICT. THE BUS WITH THE BOOSTER CLUB DIDN'T MAKE THE TRIP AS PLANNED, SO THE BOYS WERE OH THEIR OWN WITH ONLY A HANDFULL OF SUPPORTERS BUT THE TURNED IN A SWELL PERFORMANCE. BUDDY CALHOUNE PLAYED THE ENTIRE 60 MINUTES AND CAME HOME TO REPORT THAT HE STILL HADN'T SEER’ A GAME BUT GOT A NEW NAME.' NEXT ON THE LIST WAS DERMOIT. THE BUS MADE THIS GAME AND THE TEAM HAD PLENTY OF NOISES, SINGING THEIR PRAISES. THE WERE DOING FINE UNTIL THEY MFI 'WITH THEIR FIRST CASGALITY, HOLEMAN GOT A BROKEN RIB. DUMAS WAS THE FIFST HOME GAME AND THE FIRST TOUCH-DOWN FOR THE BULLDOGS. IT WAS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING AT THE MOMENT. THE NEXT ’WEEK CROSSED CAME HERE TO PLAY ON THE BULLDOGS HOME FIELD. THEY KNEW NOW WHAI IT FELT LIKE TO MAKE A SCORE AND THEY WERE OUT TO UPSET CRBSSETT. THEY DID GIVE THFM A GOOD FIGHT. BOBBY DODDS MADE THE FIRST TOUCH-DOWN OF THE SEASON. GOULD WAS THE BULLDOG'S FIRST VICTORY. THE DOUBLE REVERSE, FAMOUS ZERO, MADE IT'S ENTRANCE AT THIS GAME. SCOTT SCORED IN THE FIRST QUARTER REMEMBER THE LAKE VILLAGE GAME? THEY HAD DEFEATED F ERYTHING AND WERE HEADED FOR THE NON-CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP. THE BULLDOGS PLAYED THEM A QOOD GAME. WE MADE MORE DOWNS, BUT LACKED THE EXPERIENCE TO STOP THEIR PASSING ATTACK. THIS TIME PETE GOT . GOULD CAME HERE AND MET THE SAME FATE AS BEFORE. THE GUY WHO GOT HIM. THE BULLDOGS PLAYED ENGLAND IN MUD AND WATER BUT THE FANS WHO WEATHERED THE STORM SAY THE OUTSTANDING PLAY OF THE SEASON. WHITEHEAD CAUGHT A KICK OFF AND WITH DOWN FIELD BLOCKING BY GROCE, RAN ALL THE WAY FOR THE TOUCH-DOWN BOY OH BOY I SCOTT LED IN SCORING POINTS FOR THE SEASON FOOTBALL SQUAD QUEEN t ' THE SENIOR GIRLS MET AND DEFEATED TILLAR IN A PRE-SEASON GAME. THE SEASON 1EALLY GOT UNDER WAY WHEN THE BULLDOOS DOWNED DERMOTT 53 - 4 . THE GLENDALE BEAVERS TRIED THEIR LUCK AGAINST THE BULLDOGS THREF TIMES THIS YEAR. THE T«0 REGULAR GAMEB TURNED OUT 52 - 14 AND 57 - 19 IN STAR CITY FAVCR. THE THIRD GAME WAS IN THE COUNTY TOUjtNAkERT WHICH ENDFD 39 - 28 IN OUR FAVCR. THE GOULD GIRLS WERE DEFEATED 73 - $ EARLY IN T E SEASON. ROBERTSON TOPPED TH SCORING RECORD WITH S3 POINTS. WIUIAR WENT UNDER 42 - 11. THE GRADY VS STAR CITY GAME ENDED 38 - 2p. NEAR THE END OF THE SEASON THE GIRLS WENT TO UcGEHEE AND DOWNED THE OWLS 36 - 12. THE STAR CITY HIGH SCHOOL GAMES ENDED WHEN THE BULLDOGS WON OVER THE DUKAS GIRLS 39 - 28. FOUR TOURNAMENTS 1946 THE SENIOR GIRLS WERE INVITED TO THE ANNUAL HERMITAGE TOURNAMENT. THEIR FIRST GAME WAS WITH THE WARREN LUMBERJACKS. IT WAS A GOOD GAME WITH TWO REAL TEAMS PLAYING. THE BULLDOGS CAME OUT OF TOP 38 - 14. STAR CITY WAS UP AGAINST TINSHAN FOR THE SEMI-FINALS WITH 33 - 14 IN THEIR FAVOR AND DEFEATED BANKS IN THE FINALS 18 - 10 TO WIN THEIR FIRST TROPHY FOR 1946. AT THE OIL BOWL TOURNAMENT AT SMACKOVER THE STAR CITY GIRLS PLAYED GRAND 3ALL AND MADE MANY FRIENDS. THEY DEFEATED STANDARD UMPSTED 35 - 12 AND HUTTIG 43 - 28 BUT LOST THEIR ONLY GAME OF THE SEASON TO STRONG 35 - 26. THE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT McGEHEE IS AN ANNUAL AFFAIR FOR THE 3ULLD0GS. TWO YEARS AGO THEY WON THIRD PLACE, LAST YEAR SECOND, AND THIS YEAR THEY TOOK FIRST BY DEFEATING THEIR LONG STANDING RIVAL, DREW CENTRAL 35 - 30, McGEHEE - 19 AND TILLAR 33-21. LINCOLN COUNTY TOURNAMENT THIS WAS THE FIRST COUNTY TOURNAMENT IN SEVERAL YEARS. STAR CITY PLAYED GLENDALE LN THEIR FIRST GAME WINNING 39 - 28 AND GOULD WENT UNDER IN THE FINALS 55-2� . THIS 1946 SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM MADE A RECORD TO BE PROUD OF. THEY WORKED HARD, PLAYED HARD AND DESERVE PLENTY OF CREDIT. NO. 5 IN FORWARD POSITION WILL NEED SOME ONE TO HOLD UP YOUNG'S RECORD OF 179 POINTS. THE GUARD NEXT YEAR WHO WEARS NO. 1 WILL REV EM BET. McGREGOR. McFALLS NO. 5 AND WHITTEN NO. 6 WILL BE LEADING THE ATTACK FOR THE BULLDOGS NEXT YEAR. WE ALL WISH THEM LUCK AND A RUNNING SEASON. SENIOR BOYS BASKETBALL THE BULLDOGS STARTED THE SEASON WITH THE DERMOTT RAMS. THE SCORE 37 - 15 FOR THE RAMS. HILL WAS HIGH POINT MAN. STAR CITY AND GLENDALE DIVIDED HONORS DURING THE SEASON. TWO GAMES, ONE 31 - 17 FOR THE BULLDOGS, THE OTHER 22 TOLL FOR THE BEAVERS. GOULD DEFEATED THE BOYS IN THE REGULAR GAME, BUT THE STA R CITY BOYS KNOCKED THEM OFF IN THE SEV.I FINALS AT THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT. THE WILMAR GAME WAS PLAYED AND WON, 28 - 12 FOR CHARLES WHITEREAD, WHO WAS IN THE HOSPITAL AT THE TIME. GRADY DEFEATED THE SENIOR BOYS 44 - 17 IN THE REGULAR GAME AND AGAIN IN THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT. MORE GAMES THAT THE BULLDOGS WON WERE UcGEHEE 23 - 20, AND DUKAS 35 - 26 SEVERAL NFW PLAYERS JOINFD THE TEAM BEFORE THE SEASON WAS OVER. inti WERE NELSON FRIZZELL, GERALD CAMPBELL, MORRIS DODDS, AND ROSS LIMON 3ILBERSTEIN. JUNIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL THE JUNIOR GIRLS OPENED THEIR SEASON WITH TILLER. GAME FOR MOST OF THE GIRLS. THE BULLDOGS WON 23 - 24. ___ WE WOULD LIKE TO LEAVE THAT ONE OUT. THE SCORE WAS 10-6 FOR WILmT.' THE GIRLS REALLY PLAYED AGAINST GRADY DEFEATING THEM 24 _R. THEY WERE INVITED TO THEIR FIRST TOURNMENT AT McGSREE. THEY MET THE McOEHEE OWLS IN THE SEL'.I-FINALS WITH A WINNING SCORE OF 25 - 24. TILLER PROVED TO MUCH IN THE FINALS ENDING WITH - 20. THE HIGH-LIGHT OF THE SEASON WAS THE COUNTY TOURNMENT AT GLENDALE. THEY DOWNED GOULD IN THE SEMI-FINALS 6l - 0 AND GRADY IN THE FINALS 37 - 16 TO WIN FIRST PUCE HONORS. TWO TOURNUENTS AND TWO TROPHIES. THE 1945-46 JUNIOR GIRLS HELD UP THE RECORD UST YEARS JUNIORS STARTED AND WISH NEXT YEAR JUNIORS LOTS OF LUCK. MRS. W. H. HOBGOOD, COACH BUDDY CALHOUN, ASSISTANT COACH JUNIOR BOYS BASKETBALL UR. BURTON EDWARDS, COACH JUNIOR BOYS HAVE A SUCCESSFUL SEASON—DERMOTT WAS DEFEATED 24 - l4 :GLENDALE 36 - 16, GOULD 49 - 13 GLENDALE AGAIN 22 - 10. GRADY UPSET THE BULLDOGS FOR THEIR FIRST LOSS 21 - 11. McGEREE WENT DOWN 20-7 FOR iE UST SEASON GAME. THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT STAR CITY MEET GOULD FOR THE OPENING GAME IN THE JUNIOR BOY'S DIVISION AND DEFEATED THEM 32 - 10 BUT GRADY PROVED TOO MUCH FOR THE ECCND TIME DEFEATING THE BULLDOGS 30 - 19 IN THE FINALS. K ip BUSINESS GoMpL MZMTs of Mfts. H H Holfz-dfiv G$nyJiumvniA YY a , 171m.. ■ CROW Sat' f ' -'V1' M Ra s - Ov rJe. .s COMPLIMENTS 0 F U CON fJo N£t 3pec i a L Ffil ed CKTcKetl Dimit eve ft MON OAX AA £i Xu CaFc. Compl-iwENts °F 5tAR C t Be uty Shop Ruth CvLptppe Comp Lime ts oF SMITH'S MeftcAANtiLe StoftH STANDARD Service Statiori A.E. 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