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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1949 volume:

ANNUAL STAFF Seated from Left to Right: Billy Waters, Art Editor; Jenny Lynn Thomasson and Faye Johnson, Sophomore Class Editors; Billie Jean Johnson, Freshman Class Editor; Jimmy Matthews, Photographer; Pat Crow, Junior Class Editor; Dorothy Johnson, Editor-in- Chief: Homer Crutchfield, Art Editor; Dorothy Sue Phillips, Advertising Manager; Halton Zachary. Sports Editor; Peggy Culbertson, Senior Class Editor; Oma Jean Saint, Business Manager; and Lavon White, Snap-Shot Editor. Standing from Left to Right: Mrs. Ruby Vick. Sponsor; Daisy Cook, Subscription Man- ager: and Gwen Fish, Activity Editor. From the Superintendent The Star City Public Schools have continued to make progress during the past year. The fine record of the school and the recognition that it has received from all sources has been largely due to the generous ser- vice, interest, and loyalty of the faculty, student body, and community. I am deeply grateful for the unity of effort which has given our com- munity an ever growing school program. Such ideals and loyalty will insure a program that will serve the educational needs of the community in a desirable manner. The yearbook which calls our attention to many of the schools' activities is not only proof of the splendid efforts of the staff and its sponsor but also indicative of the fine spirit of enthusiasm, cooperation, service, and high quality of workmanship which exists throughout the total school program. Star City Public Schools DEDICATION To the football boys—past, present, and future. LETTERMEN OF THE PAST l94$ 1946 1947 1948 Noel Dane Scott James Barbre Bobby Dodds Kenneth Logue Vaughn Bennett Charles Owen Buddy Calhoun J. A. Hill Charles Nobles Bill Groce H. T. Ferguson Leland Holeman Billy Frizzell Troy Lynn Waters Joe Spencer Bennie Silberstein R. V. Haygood, Jr. D. A. Lee Crawford Ryall Harvey Weatherford Ross Silberstein W. J. Vick, Jr. Charles Whitehead Homer Cogbill Robert Dean King Crawford Ryall Harvey Weatherford Ross Silberstein J. A. Hill W. J. Vick, Jr. Buddy Calhoun Homer Cogbill Leland Holeman Henry Mayers Joe Spencer Charles Nobles Bobby Dodds Morris Dodds Charles Whitehead Charles Owen Kenneth Logue Nelson Frizzell Troy Lynn Waters Ross Silberstein Charles Whitehead Bill Chambers Charles Nobles Gerald Carter Joe Spencer Troy Waters Robert D. King Leonard Jones Bill Tucker Veon Glover Billy Carrington R. V. Haygood, Jr. Loyd Owen Jimmy Matthews Gerald Harrison Erwin Cummings Hollis Weatherford Robert Dean King Bill Tucker Troy Lynn Waters Billy Carrington Hollis Weatherford R. V. Haygood, Jr. Jimmy Matthews Gerald Harrison Lavon White Halton Zachary Carr Lee Chambers Lonnie Pickens Bobby Morrison Thomas McFalls D. A. Lee Arthur Hamilton Billy Summerford Loyd Owen Carroll Mosley Elmer Byerley Yea, Blue! Yea, White! Yea, Bulldogs! Jan McFalls ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Fred McBryde, President; Superintendent M. H. Russell; Mr. W. A. Rogers; Mr. Leon Horne; and Mr. W. B. Crow, Secretary. Mr. John Robinson, not pictured. AGRICULTURE BUILDING GYMNASIUM Mr. Charles R. Teeter Ass’t. Supt. Guidance Councilor Vocational civics Mrs. Margie Shumate School Secretary FACULTY Miss Lou Emma Reed Mr. Leon Wheeler Miss Jo Ann Wright Mr. J. H. Spires Social Science Coach English Junior High Science Drivers Training Phys. Ed. Junior High Science Diversified Occupations Chemistry - Miss Ruby Fish Senior High Mathematics Mrs. Ann Gibbs Typing Shorthand Bookkeeping Mr. W. M. Shumate Agriculture Audio-Visual Coordinator Mrs. Ruby Vick Librarian Journalism English FACULTY A Mrs. Karyn McClung Music Mr. W. A. Fish Mrs. Evelyn Wade Mr. Otis Davis Mathematics Junior High English Phys. Ed. Science Junior High Government Social Science Miss Hazel Williams Phys. Ed. Mr. Fred Moore Successor to Mr. Spires Mrs. Nell Joyce Home Economics No Picture MISS LOU EMMA REED Sponsor HALTON ZACHARY Pres. Sr. Class; V.-Pres. St. Coun.; Football; F. T. A.; Nat. Honor Soc.; ROCKET Staff. SENIORS WILLIAM TUCKER Football; Basketball; Pres. Nat. Honor Soc.; Track. CHARLES KING V.-Pres. Sr. Class; F. F. A. Reporter. ELAINE ROBERTSON F. H. A. ARTHUR HAMILTON Football; Basketball; Track. BOBBIE CARTER Sec. Sr. Class; V.-Pres. Lib. Club: Choir; Nat. Honor Soc.: Treas. Sr. Class: Librarian; ROCKET Club. PEGGY CULBERTSON Reporter Sr. Class: Pres. F. H. A.; Pres. Pep Club; Choir; Football Queen; V.-Pres. F. T. A.; Nat. Honor Soc.: Basketball Mgr.; ROCKET Staff. LAVON WHITE Pres. St. Council; Nat. Honor Soc.; Treas. F. T. A.; Football: F.F.A.; ROCKET Staff. DOROTHY JOHNSON STAR Staff: Nat. Honor Soc.; Quill Scroll; .Basketball; Choir; Monitor; Reporter Pep C.: ROC- KET Editor-in-Chief; Candidate for Beauty. SENIORS ROBERT KING Football; Track; Nat. Hon- or Soc.; Quill Scroll: St. Council. CORA LEE MERONEY Choir; Football Maid: Hallowe’en; Maud of Hon- or. LaVONNE HOOVER F. T. A. Club; Reporter Library C.J ROCKET Staff. GWEN FISH STAR Editor-in-Chief; Quill Scroll: Nat. Honor Soc.; Girls' Sextet; Choir; Pep Club; Candi- date for Beauty: ROCKET Staff Act. Ed.: Football Maid of Honor. BETTY LOU SWAIM Nat. Honor Soc.; STAR Staff: Quill Scroll: Pep Club; Football Maid: Monitor; Librarian; Choir; ROCKET Staff. CARR LEE CHAMBERS Football: Basketball; F.F. A. Sec; Track. OMA JEAN SAINT Sec. St. Council; Sec. Nat. Hon- or Soc.; Reporter F.T.A.; STAR Staff; Football Maid: Quill Scroll; ROCKET Staff; Basketball. DAISY COOK Pres. F. T. A.; Pres. Lib. C.; STAR Staff; Girls' Sextet; Choir; ROC- KET Staff; V. Pres. Nat. H. S.; Quill Scroll; Reporter St. Coun. SENIORS MARY FULLBRIGHT Basketball; Library Club; Librarian. VIRGINIA HARRISON Choir; F.T.A. Club; Quill Scroll: ROCKET Staff. MARGIE BENNETT F.T.A.; Choir; Monitor. DOROTHY PHILLIPS LOGUE Basketball: STAR Staff; F. T. A.; Quill Scroll; ROCKET Staff. MARCELINE McGRIFF Nat. Honor Soc.; Quill Scroll; STAR Staff; F. T. A.; Candidate for Beauty. 1 ANNIE WOMACK F.T.A.; STAR Staff. ARTHUR LEE, Jr. Nat. Honor Soc.; Quill Scroll; STAR Staff; F. T. A. BOBBIE McENTIRE Nat. Honor Soc.; Library Club; Choir; ROCKET Staff; Basketball. SENIORS R. V. HAYGOOD. Jr. Football; Track. MARNELL BROCKMAN Foot- Choir; Basketball; ball Maid. VERNA CHAMBLISS F. T. A. MARNELL CONNER Sec. F. T. A.; F. H. A.; Basketball Capt.; Nat. Honor Soc. LILLIE McENTIRE F. H. A. LONNIE PICKENS STAR Staff; F. T. A. FERN LOWREY ROSA LUNSFORD EDMONDS STAR Staff; Quill and Scroll; F. T. A. SENIORS RAYMOND WHITE F. T. A. HERBERT MATTHEWS GORDON PRICE ELLENE DEWEESE F. T. A. F. T. A. BOBBY MORRISON Football: Nat. Hon. Soc.; Monitor. ORVAL CHAMBLISS STAR Staff; F.T.A. THE President Gerald Harrison NIOR CLASS Vice-President Billy Summerford Sponsor Miss Ruby Fish Secretary Ada Webb Reporter Mary Maines Treasurer Lorece Ratterree Wilbur Blasengame Margie Felley D. A. Lee Charles McBryde Sibyl De Weese Johnnie Frizzell Patricia Crow JUNIOR CLASS Betty Erwin Bobby Nichols Betty Glover Matthew Lee Aaron Dodds Martha Jean Owen G. T. Mitchell Geraldine Harris Ann Calhoun NO PRRKING TRXI CflB ONLY Juniors Hot leather?? ospects Something Slipin tent is ' Z8t!5 J. H. Spires Sponsor Bobbie June McBride President Faye Johnson Secretary Ray Harvey Foster Reporter Carolyn Lovett Homer Crutchfield Janet Parnell Jimmy Nobles Eileen McGhee Billy Waters Diana Fish James Cole Carolea Scott Raymond Rodgers Elmer Byerly Vice-President Jo Ann Wright Sponsor Shirley Grumbles Treasurer Billy Edmonds Jenny Lynn Thomasson Thomas McRae Ann Whitehead Carroll Mosley Sue Erwin Joe Raymond Price Bernice Weatherford Joe T. Wynn Mary Alice Hoyt Maurice Workman Pat Bennett Lamar Throneberry Jeanette Long J. L. Lindsey Johnnie Russworm •erry Townsend Mildred Prysock Elton Yarbrough Mary Frances Butler Harry McGhee George Byerly Marnell Edmonds Margie Sparks Charles Copeland Louise Ratterree William Owen Betty Lou Butler Franklin Mitchell La Nell Newton Harlon Peacock Martha Nell Carr Edward Kelley Charles Campbell Ella Jo Rector SOPHOMORES Oh an c UDDa Short mm WWHIItHiSM !w Maurine Ratterree Billie Jean Johnson Ruslcin Teeter Bennie Barbre Joanne Harris Willene Scott Anneta Raley Sonny Powell Bill Blakely Bob Kerr Kenneth Manning Buddy Deweese Marzee Owen Kenneth Dodds J. B. Gillespie Charles Green Hurshell Lee Gladys Erwin Wilma McCoy Virginia Brockman P. A. Shockely Azalea Whitten Christine McCool Serita Carroll Laville Zachary Johnny Glover Gibb Martin Robert Chambliss F R E S H M E N Gloria Burr Mabel Bunn Billie Jo Ollar Ann Campbell Myrtle Ann McClain Zerline King Lavone Henley Sally Ann Wynn Earline Bussell Dorothy Erwin Helen Kelley Joyce Neely Gladys Williams Lavoy Glover Ann Winningham Gene Owen Judy Springs Frances Oakley Dalton Zachary Nelline Campbell A. V. Rodgers Joe T. Chambliss Gerald Mitchell Lida Louise Foster Mary King Roland Conner •No Picture William Robinson •Mrs. Nell Joyce Sponsor F R E S H M E N Left Column: Miss Hazel Williams and Mr. Otis Davis, Sponsors; Billie Macks, Glenda Jacks, Leon Moore, Paul Ed- monds, Donna Goggans, La Rea Tucker, Edith Mel- ton, Bonnie Peacock, Marnell Price, Laville Zachary, Sallie Shumake, Betty Jean Watts, Frances King, Earlene Robertson, Ollie Jean Bennett, Vernell Pharr. Right Column: Eva McGriff, Florence Hutchinson, Joy Tucker, Marilyn Drake, Mildred Womack, Betty Sue Waters, Shirley Copeland, Betty Lois Drake, Faye Lowrey, Iris Blasengame, Kathryn Throneberry, Billie Cul- pepper. Vernell Deweese, lla Mae Fullbright, Betty Jo Workman, Betty Jean Dorsey, Pearlie Harper, Buddy Steed. Left Column: Charles Paschali, Bobby McEntire, Herman Wood, Royce Phillips. Roland Gray, J. W. Rodgers, Carl H. Tarver, Jr., James Carroll, Leon Tucker, Frances Shockley, Barbara Robinson, Lillie Mae Middle- brook, Louise Case. Troy Lee Hill, Wilbur Glover. Right Column: Ray Lloyd Matthews, James Yarbrough, Bobby Mc- Bryde, Billy Wray Lindsey, Jack Cartwright, Billy Frank Thompson, Cecil Webb, Earl Von Wimberley. Bobby Morgan, Leon Wynn, William Russworm, O. C. Cook. J. D. Neely. Odell Webb, Hurley Cooke. SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Evelyn Wade Mrs. Ann Gibbs Bobby Louis McGriff Dorothy Chambliss James Williamson Charles Ray Edmonds Margaret Smith Bobby Lee Mitchell Raymond Green Raymond Harrison Lloyd Myriclc Mary Sue Winningham Charles Hackney Donald Myrick Hugh Spires Dewain Price James Spring Gerald Majors Earl Wayne Vick Harvey Phillips Loyce Brunson Vernon Webb Joyce Brunson Pauline Linzy Joe Cheshier Betty Jean Pharr Vernon McFalls Audrey Ann Glover Louie Dean Bridgman Jerry James Charles Cole Voy Weatherford Lynewood Cooper Norma Jean Blasengame Mildred Wynn Kenneth Edwards Geneva Anders J. W. Manning Betty Lou Prichard Hattie Jones SEVENTH GRADE Laverne Hale Hensley Peterson Rita Lee Russell Roy Lee Kearney William Hall John Cole Harold Bramlett Raymond Harrison Louis Jacks Garland Boyette Betty King Everette Cole Carolyn Powell Myrtle Kellum Patsy Harrison Joanne Thomas Emma Brewster Martha Trotter June Cook Dorothy Sue Nix Lillie Mae Owen Ruby White Wanda Green Veta Mae Sparks Maurice Jacks Ellene Rice Mary Jo Linneman Carolyn Gibson Willene Greene Pat Carter Shirley White Doris Carrington Shirley Burns Betty Jo Burr Ira Jean Burns Mary Frances Burns Collene Cook Frances Erwin PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Members of the Elementary School look upon the achievements and successes of the Star City High School with great pride. Elementary pupils of today are thinking of a few years hence when they will be achieving great things in High School. To develop into a happy, well-adjusted, useful citizen for now and the future, each child needs a basic health education, a degree of skill in subject matter, the ability to deal fairly with himself and others, and independence and in- itiative in attacking his daily problems. I feel that the Elementary faculty is accepting its daily challenges in training our boys and girls toward successful High School citizens. SIXTH GRADE B. Dressed Handsome Prettiest Smartest B. All-Round Biggest Wolf Flirt THE STUDENT COUNCIL LAVON WHITE President Seated from Left to Right around table: Daisy Cook, Ann Calhoun. Jenny Lynn Thomasson, Faye Johnson, Gerald Harrison, Johnny Frizzell, Robert Dean King, Mr. C. R. Teeter, Sponsor, Homer Crutchfield, Oma Jean Saint, Halton Zachary, Roland Conner, Earlene Bussell, Donna Goggans, and Maurice Jacks. Standing: Lavon White, President. No Picture: Mary Maines. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right: Bobbie Ruth Carter, Marnell Conner, Bobbie Jean McEntire, Halton Zachary, Robert Dean King, Oma Jean Saint, Secretary, Mrs. Basil Gibbs, Sponsor, William Tucker, President, Charles King, Arthur Lee, Dorothy Johnson, Betty Lou Swaim, Gwen Fish, and Daisy Cook. THE PLEDGE I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of this Society to which I have been elected, striving in every way by word and deed to make its ideals the ideals of my school and of my life. The Juniors selected the class motto, flower, and colors. The committee to recommend was Merene Donaldson. Geraldine Harris, and Ann Calhoun. The flower Is pink rose, colors, pink and white, and motto. “Go any- where. provided it be forward. Mr Moore, new teacher who Is replacing Mr. Spires. graduated with a B S. degree from Ouachita at mid-term this year. Mr. Moore, whose home was at Heber Springs, served 3 years In the Navy This Is his first work as a teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Moore are living in the Mrs. Dixon apart- ment. cJJtor- Won' T ?S£ U- o£ Z •■ wortr' ........... stop teachers � wed the front seats� 5 Halton But. jusr ttec- '' ' ‘Id. I d take the firsr ws the aisle was 3„.,--’e’ or any devilment: liss Wright s hat beth”! ed on a: a0d� oq ts £ Bus Won' � K nq L«W '°r' Z trfitof , ,n ts ££'■• '' Vs oroa .... of but for to sleep lady Onita c s°n . . good, some reason she went twice. After Malcolm's final speech, our group joined the applause, enthusiastically but with dignity and restraint. Then with ap- preciative composure to the bos. wedged between the “Macbeth troupe's bus and a Malvern school bus. It was there they reverted to type. The English literature crew .« e V On '® Cora Lee and we say more? L V and Gwen. Macbeth hath � ieep Onita and Thomas were farthest from the teachers. Thomas couldn't go to the tournament the next Friday because of nis sore neck. Arthur. Bobby, and Eddie, ait staRging it. were quiet enough Arthur could be heard saving he wanted something to cat. or Pat one It was hard to hear, maybe he was saving both. You saw them all at school next needing just 3 more inches and And wha fls taking thcVn. though Elian was in f,rT hak “‘ them .or would it be them in ; S‘nCtl Mr Pj. ,, i RusseU had courteously and re- _ ' _ . , pealedly reminded them that 'here Fourtn row. Please. IT there are. would be school cn Thursday? On the right. Mrs. Swalm and Merene. sleeping—Betty Lou hopes. On the left. Miss Miller, semi-erect, fast asleep, snotfng. In the second row Mrs. Vick sitting on one end of Miss Wright's blanket so no one will be so rude as to pull it off her. Betty Lou next, lying down and feet stretched over to Elian's seat. Pictures P-- H.-UkLs To aid in the Pilot Health Program 4 seniors are being train- ed to operate equipment for test- ing vision and hearing . Marnell, Connor and Marcellne McGrlff are training to test vision and Dorothy Johnson and Marnell Brockman, hearing. Mrs. Robert Clanton of the State Health Department, is instructing them. Mrs. Clanton was in the schools January 27 and 28 STAR The mobile x-ray unit made 377 x-rays for tuberculosis in Star City January 21. Students over 14 and any others who wished were x-rayed. Vol 4 — No. 5 STAR CITY HIGH SCHOOL TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 194b New students in Star City High School are Maxine and Eloise Ross, from Forrest City. Students we will lose are Troy Lynn Waters, first semester sports editor of the STAR. Rosa Lunsford, a reporter, and Janett Parnell. Troy graduated. Rosa has moved to Glendale, and Janett will move to Oregon. The seniors received the proofs for their pictures January 24. Oma Jean Saint. ROCKET busi- ness manager, reports she has collected $125 for ads. with 2 more ads granted. There must be a total of 6 pages of ads. 3 1-4 of which have been contracted. Daisy Cook. subscrlDtlon manager, reports 108 ROCKETS reserved. 33 paid in full and 24 with deposits of $1.50. March of Dimes Extended Has $133.98 to Date A total of $133 98 has been con- tributed to date in The March of Dimes, slightly more, for the Star City school enrollment, than the 14c per person the state campaign managers were hoping to reach. About 62 per cent of the contribu- tions have been from the grammar school. The campaign is being ex- tended. Grammar school contributions, by room, have been: First grade. Mrs. Culbertson's section. $4 17; Miss Miller's. $5; Miss Newton s. $4.22. Second grade. Mrs. Ollar's, $2 74; Mrs. Swalm's. $3.76; Mrs Robertson's. $7.70. Third grade. Mrs. Green's. $5.13; Mrs. Eastham's, $6.05; Miss Strlngfellow's, $5.10. Fourth grade. Mrs. Tarver's. S6 96; Mrs. Teeter's. $9.75; Miss Percy's. $6 20. Fifth grade. Miss Leslie's. $4 50; Mr Culbertson. $6. Sixth grade. Miss Brockman, $2.14; Mrs. Spencer. $10.20. Portland Visitors Observe Thirteen Average64A” First Semester Shades of Barbary Pirates ! Miss Reed has a sense of humor, and she can also vibrate in sympathy with a few mis- spelled words, if the gist of the matter can be deciphered. But one eighth grade lad takes vibrations of earthquake proportions Blame his training in phonics, but Miss Reed knows Buck sincerely felt his answer was right: What happened in 1815?” Buck's answer: The war with the ballbearing parrots. 256 New Books. 32 Magazines Ordered First Semester A total of 256 new books have been added to the high school li- brary during the first semester. Biography reference books add- ed are American Author 1900 and BH� -' n - • One-third of High School Average B” or Better Thirteen students averaged 'A- or better for the entire first sem- ester and 122. or approximately one-th«rd of the high school en- rollment. averaged “B- or better. Students making all A's” or better arc: Gwen Fish. Dorothy Johnson. Oma Jean Saint, and Halton Zachary, twelfth grade Margie Felley. eleventh grade. Diana Fish and Bobbie June Mc- Bryde. tenth grade Donna Ooggans. Pearlle Harper, and Glenda Jacks, eighth grade Ira Jean Burns. Carolyn Powell, and Maurice Jdbks. seventh grade. The honor roll of those averag- ing B-” or better includes: Twelfth: Marnell Brockman. Bobbie Carter. Daisy Cook. Pegir Culbertson. Mary Fullh , fcl■: ginla Harris''- R —- ’ FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA MIXED CHOIR GIRLS' CHOIR LIBRARIANS Seated from Left to Right: Lois Zachary, Eileen McGehee. Betty Pharr, Mary Full- bright, Joy Tucker, Betty Lou Swaim, Billie Culpepper, Betty Glover, Rosa Lunsford, and Mildred Womack. Standing from Left to Right: Mrs. Ruby Vick, Sponsor, Bobbie Carter. Daisy Cook, and Vernell Deweese. MONITORS Seated from Left to Right: Betty Lou Swaim, Dorothy Johnson, Eileen McGehee, and Ann Calhoun. Standing from Left to Right: Margie Bennett, Mr. M. H. Russell, Sponsor, Bobby Mor- rison, Eddie Kelley, and Bobby McBryde. WHO’S BEST Faye BEST D. A. WHO IN '49 FIGURE Johnson PHYSIQUE Lee CAMPUS SWEETHEART Peggy Culbertson FAVORITE BOY Thomas McFalls CUTEST COUPLE Gwen Fish R. V. Haygood BEST ALL-ROUND Peggy Culbertson Lavon White MOST INTELLECTUAL Dorothy Johnson Halton Zachary BEST ATHLETES Arthur Hamilton Oma Jean Saint LAZIEST Onita Ollar Herbert Matthews WITTIEST Jenny Lynn Thomasson Raymond Rogers BEST-DRESSED Patricia Crow Joe Raymond Price MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Peggy Culbertson Halton Zachary BIGGEST FLIRT Onita Ollar BIGGEST WOLF Arthur Hamilton MOST HANDSOME Thomas McFalls PRETTIEST Carolyn Lovett HALLOWE'EN ROYALTY HIGH SCHOOL King: Buddy Frizzell Queen: Ann Campbell GRAMMAR SCHOOL King: Mickey Drake Queen: Claudette Smith DOROTHY DONELSON i. tW S tl Jf WKma . 3 tckd C J , CaXam-X X-i, AiZuahui . k, ju -tu i4 L, lait $ fco v 'ty «4 - 'I Ja a (u- . OA«t i-o Cl ka . it ledu t' U i-+U 1 OuouxL £jUi L cu a ily. xtuu. •■ U J '� h A.±A4 .1 G$ H . CL cv«k Q— £u . Um J, tw iLn a! - IXcwA -vj W-Vj 4«. cuii . JW« i | o— ho tv oAl� CHW4� 4 Out ' fcU rt' jf1 Jf� if 4icL(Vv __ Pat Crow Vice-President Gwen Fish Secretary-T reasurer CLUB Dorothy Johnson Reporter Peggy Culbertson President Ann Whitehead, Carolyn Lovett, Faye Johnson, Jenny Lynn Thomasson, Sybil De- weese. and Janet Parnell. THE PEP CLUB JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Ann Campbell, Helen Kelley, Myrtle Ann McClain, Sally Ann Wynn, Billie Jo Ollar, and Billie Jean Johnson. p s FOOTBALL QUEEN PEGGY CULBERTSON FOOTBALL ROYALTY Left to Right: Thomas McFalls. Cora Lee Meroney. Lonnie Pickens. Sue Erwin, Arthur Hamilton, Jenny Lynn Thomasson. Troy Lynn Waters, Kienhene Martin, Halton Zachary. Scott Lovett, Marnell Brockman, Jimmy Mat- thews. Sherry Wade. Gwen Fish Maid of Honor. R V. Haygood.-Peggy Culbertson. Queen. Robert Dean King. Football Captain, Mac Horne, Ann Whitehead. William Tucker, Carolyn Lovett, Carr Lee Chambers. Margie Felley. Bobby Morrison, Betty Lou Swaim, and Lavon White. 1948 SENIOR BULLDOGS 1948 JUNIOR BULLDOGS Loon Wheeler Coach Otis Davis Assistant Coach SCOREBOARD Watson Chapel Hamburg ...... Monticello.... Drew Central ... Crossett ..... Whitehall .... Gould ........ Rison ........ Lake Village . Pine Bluff B . McGehee ...... Dumas ........ fe They 13 6 20 6 0 6 28 0 19 26 .14 6 27 13 7 33 12 27 25 18 7 26 12 7 R. V. Haygood Halfback Robert King Tackle—Captain Troy Waters Quarterback All-District, 2 ' Thomas McFalls Guard Arthur Hamilton End Bobby Morrison Tackle James Matthews Halfback Lonnie Pickens Fullback Halton Zachary Guard Lavon White End William Tucker Center Ray Harvey Foster Johnny Frizzell •Elmer Byerly •Billy Carrington Bubba Mosley Billy Waters •Bobby Nichols •NO PICTURE Miss Hazel Williams Coach Dorothy Johnson Guard GIRLS' BASKETBALL Jenny Lynn Thomasson Guard Oma Jean Saint Forward Pat Crow Forward Marnell Conner Captain—Forward Doris Faye Johnson Guard Margie Felley Forward Marnell Brockman Guard Kientzene Martin Forward Katie A. McFalls Forward Janet Parnell Forward Dorothy Phillips Guard Ann Whitehead Forward Sue Erwin •Loreece Ratterree B. Weatherford •No Picture 1948-'49 JUNIOR BASKETBALL JUNIOR GIRLS' TEAM Thomas Came Out With It Swell Stance Andy Over aoott Scott Of ■ Arthur Motions Sack It, C arr Lee Naim Shoot Crow Shoot t It, Marne 11 County J roj Robinson V FI NKBEI NER ico. Pine Bluff, Arkansas CASH GROCERY BUS STATION CAFE f COFFEE SHOP Meats Groceries Star City Ark. Phone 73 Best Hamburgers in Town Star City, Ark. Jack Adams, Prop. 3 R’s Add Another- R for Refreshment (eca Ccrw.|o {,'iavl CAvtti COCA- COLA BOTTLI N G CO. Pine Bluff — Monticello of Southeast Arkansas Phone 'LOfti Good Health To All JKow, TEED'S REXALL DRUG STORE Star City Office Phone 178 BUI LDING Supply Co. Complete Line of Building Material Star City, Ark. Residence Phone 9F2 C?L RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Owned By Those We Serve Star City, Ark. DAY PHONE 44 NIGHT PHONE 5 Health City constructed by Miss Eunevia Piercy's Fourth Grade. Jim Teeter takes ear test. Mac Horne takes eye test. DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. Pine Bluff Arkansas $TAR CITY HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. General Electric Appliances Star City, Ark. Phone 47 MONTICELLO BUTANE 6A5 EQUIPMENT CO. For Every Rural Suburban Home Monticello, North Crossett Phone I I 5 HAYWOOD’ HOTEL CAFE BEST MEALS IN TOWN Star City B. S. Hundley, Sr. EXPERT AUTO B. S. Hundley, Jr. Star City, Arkansas Phone 37 or 89 Sales - Service HUNDLEY CHEVROLET FY1 I MiMK9M!i iiSWvvi Be Twice As Sure With Two Great Names GENERAL MOTORS FRIGIDAIRE ■H S.N APPLIANCE CO. Star City, Arkansas B. S. Hundley T. B. Nichols You know It � a new “Feel” the minute you get In the new ford. You feet (fee new ease of hoedttng. That’� Ford'� FtnfeiUp Steer- Ingl You feel o new Und of Bnely power. That's Ford’s new Equo-Polse Engines—your choke of a new 100 tup. V-8 or new 95 kp. Six! You feel new stopping power! That's from Ford's new 35% easier-octing King-Size Brakes. You feel new comfort, too, from IT! 6 Ford’s new springs, and Ford's Mid Ship Ride. But take the wheel—try the new Ford Feel yoursetff in your future Take the wheeL.try the new Ford FEEL ; today STAR CITY MOTOR COMPANY, I M a . STAR CITY, : PHONE 58 : ARKANSAS Whiskey Still ’ Made in Second Year I vpi Second Year Hoi Student how Line School’s Ou Biology Class Returns From Field 1 rip, udging Team iris Ensemble Carolyn Lovett Dorothy Johnson Ada Webb Lavone Henley Gwen Fish POPULAR CANDIDATES IN BEAUTY RUN-OFF Left to Right: Leon Horne, Mayor C. R. Ferguson, Supt. Russell, Fred Thornton. Photographer Matthews Gets Second-year Home Ec. to Pose. EDITORS-IN-CHIEF FORD DEALERS, MAYOR FERGUSON PRESENT KEY TO SUPT. RUSSELL Dorothy Johnson The ROCKET Jan McFalls A youthful fan of the Bulldogs Gwen Fish The STAR TEPHENS HARDWARE FURNITURE SEE I® ' Phone 155 Star City, Ark. ROW DRUG Star City, Arkansas PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED on ® uMoa memo tr o o« coc C0m co-� ky n Slug-Happy Arriving in Little Rock early enough to eat, etc., before the Macbeth per- formance, Halton his cronies wound up at the bus station, where Halton headed for a pinball machine. An official hurried up: I'm sorry, son. Minors are not allowed to play those things. With wide-eyed innocence Halton reassured him: Oh, that's all right. I was using slugs. l948-'49 Theme Songs I'd Like to Get You on a Slow Boat to China —Miss Reed to some eligible bachelor—maybe Coach Davis. Lavender Blue —Pat, bruised from falls at fast bb games. Brush Those Tears from Your Eyes — Star City business men who turned down Dot's Oma Jean's ad solici- tations. How Soon (will I be seeing you?)— Arthur to bb bench. 5 TA R CITV Go. J. S. Calhoun, Owner Phone 166 Star City MOTOR COMPANY Dodge and Plymouth SALES SERVICE Phone 40 Star City, Arkansas Co evC L o£ BEESON SERVICE STATION Your Texaco Dealer Phone 145 Star City 3 Asyn, id JvdLf) Hsu 45 d acAsd. .?. e Russell PfS Ffil j h-yviixL - IX- 1. OhdJxd ud. -. v Lk TTl Vb. UUlskAJL. O'. 74. $ LAJL b CXJ Ti . 7 . }$L cLcIaJ JjXjtuL o iyi. 6 3 h% rxtr - 'Yha f yrv b nj lj (h zs JJ Jxx'Jr! idiaJ !a). jS t?w. aI C 77? a dbu cfeJL u). Y baJc£ Mj Z. 7S CxkojJjU) 6?.y 0fS O Jju (Jy xJiy TKosk J', yy {X to 7 Ha_ u JU aajl M i w Hu ' +9 ROCKET. , 'Jhjx+J? u mst T ftwuil, A Lf y pJtitJuAf of 4uac kkucfj Your yearbook is a store of treasured memories. The oft repeated thrill of recollection which accompanies each new search through its pages will many times repay you for the care and consideration which has gone into its crea- tion. 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