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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1959 volume:

Published by the Students of Star City High School Star City. Arkansas Star City STAR CITY HIGH FOR YOU WE TAKE OUR STAND STAR CITY HIGH, THE BEST SCHOOL IN THE LAND. IN OUR HEARTS YOU'LL HOLD A PLACE ALWAYS MEMORIES OF OUR DEAR SCHOOL DAYS. High School STAR CITY HIGH THE BLUE AND THE WHITE OH, FOR YOUR FAME AND GLORY WE WILL FIGHT. WIN OR LOSE, WE’LL PLAY THE GAME TRUE BLUE HERE'S TO YOU ALMA MATER TRUE. Bmpjwft mjjnmdY — 6uip]m% (ijivjumqg — zdvuop jg motf — mmsvumfi@ — T)edicatm Each year as a tribute, the Star City High School Annual, the ROCKET, is dedicated to someone chosen by the annual staff. To continue in this tradition, we the annual staff, wish to dedicate the 1959 ROCKET to our friend and sponsor, Mr. Louis Bluerock. Mr. Bluerock, who has often been said to be the busiest person at Star City High, carries out his many tasks with a cheerful smile. Though pressing matters may be calling, still he will pause to give a helping hand or a word of advice to all who seek it. We are proud of our unanimous choice, and we proudly dedicate thisan- nual to you. Mr. Bluerock. MR. C. R. TEETER. Superintendent of Schools Jiiar Odtiu public j cbonls STAR CITY. ARKANSAS Few if any of us know of the many problems and difficulties encountered by the staff and sponsor in producing the ROCKET. It is a big job and re- quires skill in finance, advertising, photography, selling, scheduling, and public relations. We are proud of the ROCKET and we are grateful to our advertisers and to all who had a part in making it a success. These pages record in permanent form many achievements, activities, and happy memories of school days 1958-59. It is our hope that in the long years ahead, this book will ever be a source of inspiration and joy to each of you. Administration Provides Varied Curriculum BOARD OF EDUCATION - Mr. B. F. McGraw, Mr. Dayton Fish, Secretary; Mr. Hale Morrison, Mr. Tom Cogbill. Mr. Fred McBryde. President; Mr. C. R. Teeter, Superintendent. Commerce Social Studies faculty MRS. ROBERT CAMPBELL Agriculture LOUIS O. BLUEROCK MISS MILDRED STONE REV. PAT TITSWORTH CAMPBELL . . . Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping. B.S., Arkansas A. M. College. BLUEROCK . . . Typing, Social Science, Office. ■ “ B. A., Arkansas A. M. College; M.A., University of Arkansas. STONE . . . Civics, History B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers College. TITSWORTH . . . Bible. SHEPARD . . . Agriculture I, n, III, IV. B.S.A., M.S., University of Arkansas. JAMES H. SHEPARD Home Economics MRS. VAN HARRIS HARRIS . . . Home Economics I, II. B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers College. RAMSEY . . Counselor, Occupations. B. A., Henderson State Teachers College; M. A., University of Arkansas. TIDWELL . . . Head Coach, Principal. B. A., Livingston State College. SWAN . . . Physical Education, Health and Safety. B.S., Arkansas Polytechnic College. JORDAN . . . Physical Education, Biology. B.S.E., Arkansas A. M. College Guidance Physical Education L. O. RAMSEY HAROLD TIDWELL MISS GEORGIA SWAN JACKIE JORDAN faculty Science-Math MISS RUBY FISH W. E. GREEN MRS. JAMES BROWN FISH . . . Geometry, Algebra I, Math 9, Junior High Math. , B. A., Arkansas A. M. College. ■ GREEN . . . Junior High Science, Social Science. B.S.E., M.Ed. , University of Arkansas. BROWN . . . Algebra I, Trigonometry, Chemistry, Junior High Math. B.S., Arkansas A. M. College. FULMER . . . Science, Algebra II, Physics, Junior High Math. B.S., Arkansas Polytechnic College. HILLMAN . . . Choral Music, Junior High English. B. S.E., Arkansas A. M. College. EARL FULMER Music MISS MARGARiT HILLMAN UPTON . . . Band, Junior High Social Science. B.A., B.M., Hendrix College. SHEPARD . . . Librarian, Speech. B.S., Arkansas A. M. College. ROBERTS . . . English III, IV, French, Journalism. B. A.. Arkansas State Teachers College; M.A., University of Ark- ansas. WATSON . . . English I, II, III. A. B., Arkansas College. RHODES . . . English I, Junior High English. B. S.E., Arkansas A. M. College. library English MRS. JAMES SHEPARD WILLIAM H. ROBERTS MRS. JIM WATSON JAMES S. UPTON MRS. ROBERT GINNETT Elementary JacuIty Sixth JAMES W. BROWN Music HARRY FAILLA MRS. H. H. HOLTZCLAW HAROLD DAVIS BROWN . . . Principal. B.S.E., Arkansas A. M. College; M.S., George Peabody College. HOLTZCLA W . . . Sixth Grade. B.S.E., Arkansas A. M. College. DAVIS . . . Sixth Grade. B.S.E., Arkansas A. M. College. FAILLA . . . Public School Music. Boston School of Music. SPENCER . . . Fifth Grade. B.S.E., Arkansas A. M. College. RHODES . . . Fifth Grade. B. A., Arkansas A. M. College. FINLEY . . . Fourth Grade B. A., Harding College; M.Ed., University of Arkansas. TARVER . . . Fourth Grade. B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers College. MRS. G. B. SPENCER MISS IRMA RHODES GENE FINLEY MRS. C. H. TARVER Jourth Zhird MRS. C. R. TEETER MRS. OUIDA GREEN MRS. BRANDON JONES TEETER . . . Fourth Grade. B.S.E., Arkansas A. M. College. GREEN . . . Third Grade. B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers College. JONES . . . Third Grade. B.A., Baylor University. ROBINSON . . . Third Grade. B.S.E., Arkansas A. M. College. CROSSETT . . . Second Grade. B.S.E., Arkansas A. M. College. MOORE . . . Second Grade. B.S.E., Arkansas A. M. College. DENSON . . . First Grade. B.S.E., Arkansas A. M. College. NEWTON . . . First Grade. B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers College. SCOTT . . . First Grade. B.S.E., Arkansas A. M. College. MRS. JOHN D. ROBINSON MRS. RICHARD CROSSETT MRS. GARLAND MOORE OLLAR . . . Second Grade. B.S.E., Arkansas A. M. College. _ . first second MRS. CALLIE DENSON MISS MELBA NEWTON MRS. JOHN SCOTT MRS. T. D. OLLAR School Per so mei Cunchroont Manager MRS. W. W. KELLEY LUNCHROOM STAFF - Luetta Carrington, Arlie Martin, Merle Ross, Euna Mae Lavender, Ina Faye McFalls. Kitchen Shines — buildings Qlearn — Motors Mum Under Zheir Hands. The warm and appetizing atmosphere in the cafeteria is due largely to the efforts of the school cooks. Their crisp uniforms, sanitary kitchen, and well-balanced meals make noon hour looked forward to by all students. Mechanics SAM EDWARDS A. T. TOWNSEND Careful planning by the dietitian, and long hours of prep- aration go into all the meals they serve. Keeping the fleet of buses running smoothly are the MECHANICS. About 70 per cent of the student body is transported, each bus making only one run. Students leave home at a reasonable time, and leave school at 3:05. Keeping our school clean and warm are the CUSTO- DIANS. Their untiring efforts are shown in the top con- dition in which they keep the buildings and the campus. Custodians MRS. J. L. BOYD J. L. BOYD GEORGE ROBINSON ALVIN CARRINGTON Outstanding Senior BARBORA KAY MARTIN One of the highest honors that a senior can receive is being selected Out- standing Senior by vote of the high school faculty. This year the honor was won by Barbora Kay Martin. Barbora Kay will always be remembered around SCHS for her pleasant personality and friendly, cooperative spirit. In addition to maintaining a high scholastic record, she participated in many extracurricular activities and served in positions of leadership in many organizations. She was elected to the National Honor Society in her junior year and during her high school years participated in the Girls' Choir (3 Years). Student Council (1 Year). Future Teachers (2 Years). Safe Drivers Club (2 Years), Press Club (2 Years). Com- mercial Club (1 Year). Sharps and Flats (1 Year), was a member of the Junior Play Cast and the Senior Play Cast. She served as secretary of the class in both her junior and senior year, and during her senior year was Circulation Manager of the ROCKET and Co-Editor of the STAR. Another honor which she won was the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. Barbora Kay was also active in church activities having sung in her church choir for four years, and served as secretary for her class in both Sunday School and Training Union. JESSE ROBERT TUCKER. President - Jesse Around girls, he's very shy; But in athletics—my, my.” ROBERT RYALL, Vice President - Robert The hand that made him witty, made him wise. BARBORA KAY MARTIN. Secretary-Treasurer Barbora Kay Ever loyal and ever true, to the task she has to do. CAROLYN GENE RALEY Historian Carolyn Pep, poise, and person- ality plus. — Class of ''59 JAMES LARRY BAILEY Larry Laughter and youth will prevent growing old. IRA WAYNE BLASENGAME Wayne We get out of life what we put into it.” DWAINE BRADSHAW Dwaine The quietest people have the most thoughts. JUDITH JAN BROCKMAN Judy What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness. ELOISE BROWNING Eloise A good deed rings clear through Heaven like a bell. Zertn Papers Show Student Interests — DORA LYNN COMPTON Lynn Laugh and the world laughs with you; Frown and it wrinkles your face. CLIFFORD DALE CONNER Dale Magic minor on the wall reflects a boy liked by all. JAMES HAROLD BURNS James The Atomic Bomb is fast, tool VELDA CHARLENE CHAMBLISS Charlene Loyal, witty, and full of fun; she’s a friend to everyone. BEVERLY JUNE CHERRY Beverly Quiet at times, noisy at times, but always the same sweet Beverly. NELLIE CAROLYN CLARY Carolyn Ability and ambition such as only a few possess. MARY LINDA CRAIG Mary Linda Her care was never to offend, every crea- ture was her friend. PAUL CURTIS Paul Sincere, honest, and dependable. Zhey Meet. Master Physics. English BUFORD MILTON GARDNER. JR. Buford Like the Cheshire cat. he was just one big grin.” JAMES FRANKLIN HACKNEY James Friendly and tall, liked by all.” JESSE EARL DANCER Jesse Reason is the choicest gift bestowed by Heaven.” MORRIS HOWELL DREHER Jit ” A lover of sports and... DAVID JACKSON EARNEST David Quiet and shy; he’s a ’swell guy'. PEGGY GREEN FLOYD Peggy Her smile, her beauty, all enfold a heart that is made of pure gold. PATRICIA JANE HARRISON Pat A cheerful person is loved by all. JOANNE HOLLOWAY Jo Anne Twinkles in her eyes, dimples in her cheek, she's a friend to everyone she meets.” Seniors Present “Mind Over Matter December 4 MARGIE SUE JOHNSON Margie Sue Be glad of life—it gives you a chance to love, work, and play. MARY SUE JOHNSON Mary Sue An open mind leaves a chance for someone to drop a worthwhile thought in it. THOMAS SCOTT LOVETT, III Scott Not afraid of work; not in sympathy with it. PATSY ORA LETA MACK Patsy Sweetness and intelligence; what more could one have? SUE DELL JACKS Sue Dell She who was ever fair and never proud; Had tongue at will, yet was never loud. MARY ALICE JAMES Ann Nice to look at, nicer to know. JAMES CARROL KEAHEY James Carrol Greater men than me may have lived, but I doubt it. ANNA FRANCES LINNEMAN Frances Happiness is a habit, cultivate it. JERRY WILSON McGEHEE Jerry Little man with big ideas. JOHN LEWIS McGEHEE John Lewis Industrious and sincere; he will succeed, never fear. LINDA FRANCES OWEN Linda Love is only chatter, friends are all that matter. LOUIS RANDALL PARRISH, JR. Randall Never finds a stranger, never has a worry. Behind Jre Mappy Memories ELLEN MARIE NEWTON Marie The gift of laughter is God’s gift. JAMES ELWIN NU James No fame 1 crave; before my eyes, a simple gpal I keep; I hope just once, to get sufficient sleep. JIMMY LEE MOORE Jimmy Football and basketball are his diet; why don't more people try it?” JERRY ANN HALEY MURRY Jerry Ann “My true love has my heart and I have his. Zkis Js the year We find Our futures JERRY WAYNE RATTERREE Jerry His cheerful outlook has won many friends. JOSEPH CLARENCE RAY J. C. An honest man is the noble worker of God. MAR1ANN RICE Mariann She goes with a smile in her eyes. JOHN HAROLD ROBINSON Harold The opportunity of mischief knocks a hun- dred times a day. DONA IH JOANN SCIFRES Joann Her ways are ways of pleasantness. FRANCES CLAUDETTE SMITH Claudette Her beauty is the smile of God; her music is His voice. ELEANOR JOANNE SWAITHES JoAnne Gaze into her eyes and you will see an angel; gaze a little longer and you will see an imp. MARY JO TRAYLOR Mary Jo Her gay laughter speaks of her happy dis- position. Senior Class favorites Selected by vote of class. JOANNE SWAITHES AND JESSE TUCKER Queen of the Sea.. .and her guests. It gets lonesome sometimes. Outstanding Senior Candidates OUTSTANDING SENIOR CANDIDATES nominated by the faculty: Jimmy Moore, Jesse Tucker, Jesse Dancer, Carolyn Clary, Claudette Smith, Barbora Martin, and Patsy Mack. Not pictured: Marie Newton. t mou UMIOR ROM RAY WYNN, President JERRY RAINER, Vice President BILLY McGHEE, Secretary GERALD GLOVER, Treasurer ROSE THORNTON, Treasurer GLENDA ANDERSON CHARLENE ANDREWS LINDA ATKINSON CHARLIE BAUGH ELIZABETH BLASENGAME ELIZABETH BURNS BARBARA BURR MARY BENNETT LEWIS BUTLER CAROLYN CHAMBLISS CARROL CHAMBLISS MARGIE CHAMBLISS SANDRA CHAPMAN GAIL CULLIFORD PATRICIA DAVIDSON J. W. DIAL MARILYN DONALDSON JERRY DRAKE MACKIE EDMONDS Z.key Sponsor Concession Stands at Qantes-. Qct Kick — LYNN GOBER RUTH GREENHAM ERNESTINE HARPER EDWARD HARNESS G. P. HARRIS HARRY HARRIS JANELL HARRISON CLARICE HENLEY With Zheir Riches. Zhey Plan Banquet and Prom. TONY HOYT BONNIE JOHNSON JOYCE KENDRICK MARGARETTE KING PATSY KNOBLOCH THOMAS LANTHRIP JAMES ALLEN LEE MARY LEPHIEW JOYCE LYMAN CHARLCIE McGEHEE linda McWhorter CATHERINE MORGAN THOMAS NEWTON TEDDY NICHOLS DARREL OWEN ROSE PHARR CHARLIE RAINS JOHNNY ROBERTS BETTY SHANNON HARRY LEE SHANNON PATSY SOCIA JOHNNIE THOMMASON CHAREL TUBBS DAVID WEEKS OTIS LEON WILLIS CHARLENE WHITE JUANICE WHITE GENE YARBROUGH {junior favorites ROSE THORNTON Cullis Whitten, President Margaret Myrick, Vice President Sue Schroeder, Secretary Dian Frizzell, Treasurer Tommye Smith, Reporter Bernice Barnes Thomas Bates Johni Branscum Judy Brewster Sophomores Across - (first row) Mildred Brewster Vera Brewster William Burns Eddy Burr Lynda Calhoun Carol Carrington (second row) Colen Carr Helen Chambliss L. V. Chambliss Larry Coats Betty Ruth Conner Way Ion Conner (third row) Margaret Donaldson Mickey Drake Oleta Drake Onita Drake Lila Free Donna Frizzell Ray Harness Louise Harper Winnie Mae Harper Johnny Hillyard James Jarrell Charles Kilburn Roy Kilburn Dorothy Linneman Leon Logue Steve Lovett Sophomores Across - (first row) Mickey Lyle Charlie McCoy Ronnie McDonald William McEntire James McFalls Esial Moore (second row) Kenneth Moore Doris Ann Morgan Wiley Morgan Martha Morrison Richard Mucklory Peggy Newman (third row) Jerry Newton James Owen Nolen Owen Lamar Pharr Pat Phillips Paulette Rains Doris Reeves Dorothy Reeves John D. Robinson Betty Jo Rogers Tommy Teeter Frances Traylor Glenna Tucker Cynthia Vick Jim Vines James Watts Roger Weast Johnny White Martha White Joyce Whitten Bonnie Womack Robbie Yarbrough Sophomore favorites SUE SCHROEDER CULLIS WHITTEN The SCHS Band led the Lincoln County Fair Parade. Seventh graders experience pre- high school fears. The 1958-59 term opened September 1 with a general assembly. The County Fair was a big event. This long line of decorated bicycles joined the parade. Riding to victory with the Bulldogs. Star City Elementary School won first place with their float - Builders of Tomorrow - in the County Fair Parade. Exploring Science was the theme of the school exhibit at the County Fair. Hard work brings perfection in scien tific knowledge. Football season provided thrills for all. Junior cheer- leaders led yells for the Bullpups. --Senior cheerleaders chant Yea Blue. Yea White. --The Junior class concession stand was a popular place during the halftime of home football games. --A moment to remember. Captain Jimmy Moore escorts Queen Johnnie Mac Thomasson from the field. A special event in the '58 Homecoming celebration was the presentation of the homecoming queen and her court in a formal assembly. Royalty, left to right: Catherine Morgan, JoAnne Swaithes, Rose Thornton, Ann James. Maid of Honor; Johnnie Mac Thomasson, Queen; Betty Shannon, Maid of Honor; Lynn Compton, Janell Harrison, and Martha White. Flower Girl. Pamelia Griffin; Crown Bearer, Rickey McGraw. ... gaze into my crystal ball. Everyone enjoyed the Band Mothers chile supper at the Halloween Carnival. A hi-light of the Carnival was the Tots Contest. The annual Halloween Carnival attracted both young and old. Halloween Royalty - Jeane White, Donald Purcell. The 1958 Junior Play cast, director, sponsor, and assistants. -- It looks like a hold up! Curtain call for Three Fingers In The Door - Randall Parrish, Patricia Harrison, Jesse Dancer, Sue Jacks, James Keahey, Claudette Smith, Scott Lovett, Patsy Mack, Barbora Kay Martin, Carolyn Raley, and Jesse Tucker. Director was Miss Elizabeth Ryburn. Director, Cast. Production Assistants. The play is over, the job is done, a tired cast bids farewell. Shall I smile? Curtain call for Mind Over Matter, presented on December 4: Lynn Compton, James Hackney, Buford Gardner, Jesse Dancer, Carolyn Raley, Jesse Tucker. Marie Newton, J. C. Ray, Barbora Ushers for Senior Play - Ann James, Charlene Chambliss, Mary Ann Rice, Mary Sue Johnson, JoAnn Scifres. and Mary Craig. ... I’ll cut Martin. James Keahey. Carolyn Clary, and Paul Curtis. Director was Miss Georgia Swan and Student Director was JoAnne Swaithes. Harold Robinson still hard at work as property manager. ... Well somebody do something! We can't just let HIM walk out of the house. is one of the most important tasks. your ear off. Making up for the play All kneel in prayer and the choirs combine to sing ”Oh, Come All Ye Faithful in the closing number of the Christmas pageant presented by the Music and Speech Departments. Two year members and sponsor of NHS honor inductees with reception and tea. Ten juniors and two seniors were inducted into the NHS in an impressive candle-light ceremony on January 29.. .one of the highlights of the school year. Science and Math Departments get ready for the Second School Science Fair; 145 projects were entered in the fair. --------------------------- Class of Tom Cogbill, President Marilyn Weatherford, Vice President Lela Case, Secretary-Treasurer Betty Curtis, Reporter Gary Atkinson Joyce Austin Martha Baggett Thomas Bates Sammye Bennett Ben Bolen Gene Bolling Ordis Browning Charles Burton Charles Butler Tommie Butler Betty Calloway Jerry Carrington Raymond Chambliss Peggy Conner James Cook Revd Cook Vickey Craig Dale Crutchfield Leon Crutchfield Billy Davidson Fern Deweese Rogers Earnest Joyce Edwards Jimmy Farley Joan Frizzell Joe Frizzell Gary Fullbright Judy Fullbright Frances Glover Larry Goggans Jackie Greenham James Harris Sammy Harrison 1962 Glenda Haygood Victoria Hemphill Mary Henley Virene Johnson James Lindsey Kenneth Loveless Raymond Lowery Elizabeth Lyle Alvern Mack Marilyn Sue Martin Anita McGriff Gaynell McKibbens Ronald Meeks Raymond Morgan Margaret Myrick Helen Newman Paul Newman Bill Parker Bob Parker Leonard Peterson Jerry Phillips Carolyn Prysock Thomas Rice Larry Ross Jerry Smith Bennie Socia Paul Stubbs Wayne Suter Mollie Tribble Melvin Roy Tucker Troy Varnell Mary Neil Waters Beverly Jo Weeks Mary Lee Wells Michael West Dorothy Williams Wanda Williams Louis Williamson Dwight Winningham Class of 1963 Paulette Steed, Secretary Phil Schroeder, Treasurer Kenneth Anderson Larry Atkinson Wayne Atkinson Leon Ballenger Frances Bates Katherine Blasengame Peggy Bolen Wanda Bostian Karon Campbell Karen Chapman Jerry Cone Judy Conner Susan Culpepper James Dorsey Charles Drake Carolyn Earnest Doris Farley Virginia Floyd Paul Forrest Ann Gifford Lois Gillespie Newell Gill Lynda Glover Janice Goggans Martha Goins Roger Hackeny Tommye Hackney Charlotte Halbert Imogene Hall Ed Hardin Lavone Harper G. C. Holloway Sharron Hopkins Of 1963 _ Charles Hunter Joyce Jones Dorothy Kilburn Eddie King Annie Lanthrip Christene Long Diane Loveless James Lowery Bonnie Ludlam Jesse Lunsford Franklin McCool Robert McEntire Sarah McEntire Jan McFalls Jimmy McGehee Wanice McKinzie Donald McWhorter H. R. Morgan James Murray Barbara Myrick Ann Newton Betty Nobles Rodney Norton Vicky Nuckols Jimmy Oven Morris Pennington Louise Phillips Wilbur Raney Linda Ratterree Ann Roberts Marlene Robertson Gail Sciefres John Shannon Mary Shipley Betty Weast Across - Top (second row) (first row) Royce Anderson Jeff Shannon. President Dale Ashmore Robbie Atkinson, Vice President Jo Baggett Elizabeth Gill. Secretary Carrol Bailey Vonda Harmon, Treasurer Jerry Bates Glenn Carter, Reporter Barbara Baty Frances Anderson Class of 1964 Across - Bottom (first row) Betty Baugh Leva Bennett Bobbie Brewster Charles Brewster Norma Brock Ronnie Burnett (second row) Jimmy Butler Vada Ann Carr Dianna Carter Harry Christman Leo Conner Charlene Crutchfield (third row) William Curry Curtis Davidson Karen Deweese Wayne Donaldson Beckey Earnest Linda Earnest Across - Top (first row) Virgie Earnest Kandace Eldridge Toni Farley Wanda Hackney Jimmy Haley Betty Jean Harper Class Of 964 (second row) Hazel Harper Donnie Harper Mary Harris Wayne Harris Lena Harrison Ray Harrison Across - Bottom (first row) Joyce Harvey Claude Holloway Lois Holloway Jerrie Hopper Jon Howell Curtis Hunsaker (second row) Willie Fay Johnson Lynn Jarrell Markaleta Knobloch Frank Lamb Beverly Leonard Edith McCool (third row) Judith McEntire James McGarrity James McGehee Gary McGhee Thomas McGregor Jimmy McWhorter Across - Top (first row) Terry Mayers Shirley McKnight Ann Matthews Beverly Murry Joe Newton Horrace Pennington (second row) Lula Mae Phillips Joyce Pierce Barbara Pounders Gloria Reed James Reeves Larry Reeves Class of 964 --------------- Across - Bottom (first row) Burl Dean Robertson Carol Robinson Suzanne Rodgers Vicki Scott Troy Shepherd (second row) Terry Smith Judy Socia Johnny Teer Peggy Totty Lenora Traylor Randy Weeks (third row) George Well Don White Donald Williams Larry Williams Johnnie Sue Whitten Johnny Yarbrough 5 i x t h Q r a d e 7 i h Q r a d e fourth Qwde Zkird Qrade r -.4 {Ca 1 fe 4 - A,.' rs -r 7 Second Qrade Tust Qrade A Classroom Activities, Special The playground is an interesting place where chil dren enjoy many activities. One of the many attractive bulletin boards planned by elementary teachers. The first day of school graders. was quite an experience for most first Mrs. Spencer's fifth grade class presented the special Christmas pro- gram. The fourth grade class of Mrs. Tarver really en- joys per- forming science ex- periments. Events Hi-Cight Elementary year These second grade students of Mrs. Ollar help keep our campus clean. Testaments are presented by the Gideons each year to sixth grade students. Mrs. Holtzclaw's sixth grade presented an out- standing program in observance of American Education Week. A special Thanksgiving program was presented by the third grade class of Mrs. Jones. 958 Elementary Spring festival The Elementary Choir provided the singing for the entire spring festival. Surrey with the Fringe on Top.' —The Baby Shoe was represented by this group of first graders. — “Carnival of Shoes” -- Here Comes the Bride .. .pretty little Kathy Atkinson made a perfect bride for the first grade minia- --These snappy Top Hatters did a soft shoe --Much work and originality went into Chinese Parade and dance to Golden Slippers. Festival Day presented by the third grade. In Mrs. Green's third grade at Christmas time. Decorating for Christmas in Mrs. Teeter's fourth grade. All ready for Christmas in Mr. Finley's fourth grade. Mr. Fa ilia teaches the second grade a new song; Miss Hillman teaches the fifth music Rocket Beau Rocket Welle .. .enclosed are the pictures of your very lovely ROCKET Beauties and may I say that the selection was very diffi- cult, because they are all outstanding. As I have said in the past, it is hard to judge contestants from photographs, but the young lady I picked will certainly make a wonder- ful queen for your yearbook. _ .... , Best Wishes, BOB EVANS Bob Evans Productions ROCKET BEAUTY CANDIDATES: Betty Shannon, Junior; Mary Alice James, Senior; Rose Thornton, Junior; Tommye Smith, Sophomore; Claudette Smith, Senior. ‘Johnnie Mac Zhomasson, ’5S loot ball Queen CLAUDETTE SMITH Most Talented CHARLIE BAUGH h cuck Wittiest JERRY NEWTON Senior .High Who’s Who JESSE TUCKER BARBORA MARTIN SUE JACKS J. C. RAY Most Sincere JESSE TUCKER JOANNE SWAITHES Best All Round Senior High Who's Who CAROLYN RALEY CLAUDETTE SMITH Neatest RAY WYNN MARTHA WHITE JUANICE WHITE JESSE TUCKER Best Athlete Senior Migh Who’s Who BARBORA MARTIN Most Dependable JESSE DANCER DORIS ANN MORGAN Best Date Bait w JESSE TUCKER ROBERT RYALL SUE SCHROEDER CAROLYN RALEY SUE SCHROEDER RAY WYNN Friendliest Smile Most Fun To Be With TERRY SMITH ROBBIE RAY ATKINSON JAN McFALLS Most Talented LELA CASE Elizabeth gill Cutest TOMc°obill Who's Who tom cogbill Best Athlete junior Migh JEFF SHANNON BEVERLY LEONARD Brains TOM COGBILL TONI FARLEY VICKI CRAIG Most Dependable PAULETTE STEED LEO CONNER Friendliest JACKIE GREENHAM GAIL SCIFRES ED HARDIN Wittiest ' ■v- V; V V ■S New members initiated January 29 - Patsy Socia, Ernestine Harper, Patricia Davidson, Rose Thorn- ton, Barbara Ann Burr. SECOND ROW - Harry Lee Shannon, Johnnie Mac Thomasson, Buford Gardner, Carolyn Chambliss, and Carrol Chambliss. NOT PICTURED - Marie Newton and Juanice White. TWO YEAR MEMBERS - Peggy Floyd. SECRETARY; Pat Harrison, Barbora Martin, REPORTER; Sue Jacks, PRESIDENT; Jesse Dancer, Claudette Smith, Carolyn Clary, Mrs. Jim Watson, SPONSOR; Carolyn Raley, JoAnne Swaithes, and Patsy Mack. Zorck honor exalts students wko aekieve ROCKET STAFF - CO-BUSINESS MANAGERS: Marie Newton, Sue Jacks; PROMOTION MANAGERS: Mary Craig, Barbora Martin; SENIOR EDITORS: Carolyn Clary, Mary Alice James, Patsy Mack; CLASS EDITORS: Jesse Dancer, Mary Ann Rice; PERSONALITIES: Peggy Floyd, Carolyn Raley, Claudette Smith; CLUB EDITORS: Margie Johnson, JoAnne Swaithes; SPORTS EDITORS: Jerry McGehee, Randall Parrish; ART EDITOR: Lynn Compton; SPONSOR, Mr. Louis Bluerock. Concentration, good times build memory book Preparing copy sheets. Checking subscriptions. Typing and checking copy. Snapshots.. .and more snapshots. Those ads and drawing up ad copy. Working together to prepare an annual of which they can be proud required every spare minute of each staff member. Those work sessions - laying out pictures, writing captions, checking job numbers, typing, proofing - working toward those deadlines! The Rocket Staff was a cooperative family; each member contributed much through his job to make the yearbook the best. 3 Z.'.J. Cearns 3rom Experience FUTURE TEACHERS, officers left to right front row: Claudette Smith, treasurer; Carolyn Clary, vice president; Carolyn Raley, secretary; Lynn Compton, reporter; Jo Ann Swaithes, president. Sponsor, Mr. W. E. Green. Student Council Sets Example THE STUDENT COUNCIL was led this year by Jimmy Moore, president. Other officers and members were Jesse Tucker, vice president; Rose Thornton, secretary; Charlcie McGehee, treasurer; representatives, Peggy Floyd, Claudette Smith, Morris Dreher, JoAnn Swaithes, Ernestine Harper, Doris Ann Morgan, Paulette Rains, Larry Ross, Mollie Tribble, Mary Shipley, and Suzanne Rodgers. Sponsor, Mr. L. O. Ramsey. Used erasers mean perfect copy STAR STAFF - CO-EDITORS, Marie Newton, Barbora Martin; EDITORIAL BOARD, Jerry Murry, Ann James, Sandra Chapman; MAKEUP EDITOR, Lynn Compton; FEATURE EDITOR, JoAnne Swaithes; SPORTS EDITOR, Sue Jacks; SPORTS WRITERS, Morris Dreher, Charlcie McGehee, Juanice White; EX- CHANGE EDITOR. Carolyn Raley; BUSINESS MANAGER, Peggy Floyd; BUSINESS STAFF, Mary Traylor. Mary Johnson, Joann Scifres, Mary Ann Rice, Joann Holloway, Margie Johnson; SPONSOR, W. H. Roberts. Busy bees finish the job. One more step to go - distributing. Sditorials voice views of staff Encouraging Others to Safety SAFE DRIVERS CLUB, officers on front row left to right: Ann James, secretary-treasurer; Buford Gardner, vice president; James Keahey, president; and Lynn Compton, reporter. Sponsor, Mr. Jackie Jordan. Mother Example of Student Service Thirty-six students served the school this year as HALL MONITORS and BUS SECRETARIES. Sponsor of the group was Coach Harold Tidwell. Cibrary Workers Perform Many tasks LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Ann Gifford, president; Thomas Bates, secretary; Christene Long, reporter; Ann Newton, Barbara Myrick, Ronald Meeks, and Vicki Scott. Mrs. James Shepard, Sponsor. Scientists of tomorrow SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB: Rose Thornton, president; Carolyn Chambliss, vice president; Carolyn Clary, secretary-treasurer; Jim Vines, reporter. Sponsors, Mrs. James Brown, Mr. Earl Fulmer, and Mr. Jackie Jordan. Cearning the essentials of homemaking FHA OFFICERS - ERNESTINE HARPER, president; CATHERINE MORGAN, CAROLYN CLARY, PATSY MACK, vice presidents; MARY BENNETT, secretary; BEVERLY CHERRY, treasurer; CHARLENE CHAM- BLISS. reporter; JUDY BROCKMAN, historian; LINDA OWEN, song leader; MRS. VAN HARRIS, sponsor- - Installation of new officers. MOTTO - Toward New Horizons COLORS - Red and White FLOWER - Red Rose Juture Homemakers of America Second year Home Ec girls add the finishing touch to Christmas decorations. They will never say that these girls can't boil water, Smith, Jr. and Mrs. Travis Martin. The FFA exhibit at the County Fair. Fourth year boys overhaul a Ford tractor in shop. NATIONAL FF FFA President Billy McGehee presents National Recognition Plaque to Superintendent Teeter. FFA-FHA Party Everyone listen Third year boys at work in shop. MOTTO: Learning To Do. Doing To Learn. Earning To Live. Living To Serve. Zhrough the 1.9.J. Agri boys help improve our campus with new sidewalks left by the '58 Senior class. Charlcie Nell in charge!! PLEASE! FFA OFFICERS - Billy McGehee, President; Mackie Edmonds, Vice President; Jerry McGehee. Secretary; Jerry Rainer. Treasurer; Morris Dreher, Reporter; Ray Wynn, Sentinel; Harold Robinson, Junior Ad- visor; Mr. James Shepard. Advisor. COLORS: National Blue, Corn Gold. The SC Chapter received Fourth year Agri boys begin work on an electric National Recognition for being an outstanding chapter for the hot-bed. past 3 years. Dauntless Spirit Upholds CAROLYN RALEY Senior The Pep Club had over 85 members during the year treasurer. Miss Georgia Swan, sponsor. ROSE THORNTON Junior MARTHA WHITE Sophomore JOANNE SWAITHES Senior Zradit ms, Cheers Zeam Officers: Carolyn Clary, president; Sue Jacks, secretary MARY ALICE JAMES Senior SUE SCHROEDER Sophomore JOHNNIE MAC THOMASSON Junior Warblers Display Poise and Zalent The angel appears to Mary as the choir sings of the coming of the Christ Child. The Speech Class joined the Choir in presenting the annual Christmas Concert. MIXED CHORUS - Barnes. Brewster, Frizzell. White. Morgan. B. Conner. Davidson, McWhorter, Harper. Kendrick. Knobloch, Johnson. Mack, Tribble, Miss Margaret Hillman, DIRECTOR; Vick, Holloway, Oleta Drake. V. Brewster, Owen. Raley, Clary, Compton, Swaithes, C. Smith. M. Brewster, Drake, T. Smith Myrick; Tubbs, Robinson, Teeter, R. Chambliss, Shannon, D. Conner, Parrish, Vines. C. Chambliss, Bailey, Thomas Bates, Tommy Bates, Loveless, and Fullbright. Accompanists for the group were Dian Frizzell, Doris Ann Morgan, and Claudette Smith. Migk School Choral Music SENIOR GIRLS' CHOIR OFFICERS - JoAnne Swaithes, President; Carolyn Raley, Vice President; Carolyn Clary, Secretary-Treasurer; JoAnn Holloway, Reporter; Linda Owen, Patsy Mack. Librarians. SENIOR BOYS'CHOIR OFFICERS - Jerry Drake. President; Jim Vines. Vice President; Jerry Rainer, Secretary-Treasurer; Gerald Glover, Reporter. Many hours were spent in practice by the choral groups, and their efforts were rewarded by the outstanding perform- ances which they gave. SENIOR GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO - Claudette Smith. Linda Owen, Patsy Mack. Carolyn Raley. Martha White. Cynthia Vick. Carolyn Clary. Doris Ann Mor- gan. and Tommye Smith. Patsy Mack. Martha White, and Carolyn Raley present a special number at the Halloween Carnival. J—g scene of ChUde fesus present by .he SCHS Chora, Depart, and Speech Cass. junior (jirls ’ Choir JUNIOR GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE - Susan Culpepper, Peggy Conner, Mary Shipley. Charlotte Halbert, Dian Loveless. Vada Carr, Jan McFalls, Ann Newton. Marilyn Martin. Gaynell McKibbens, Lela Case. Mar- tha Baggett. Mary Waters, Joyce Edwards, and Margaret Myriek. OFFICERS - President, Martha Baggett; Vice Conner; Secretary-Treasurer, Lela Case; Falls; Librarians. Elizabeth Gill. Lena Harri- McKibbens. a i The junior high girls' choir had 35 members. Accompanists for the group were Charlotte Halbert and Jan McFalls. Miss Margaret Hillman was director. Majorettes Provide Sparkle for Wand Performances Left to right: Claudette Smith, DRUM MAJOR; Glenda Haygood, Vicki Nuckols, and Tommye Smith, MAJORETTES. BAND PERSONNEL CONCERTS, PARADES, and FOOTBALL SHOWS kept band members busy but provided entertainment for students and townspeople. Horns blasted out fiery marches, pop tunes, and traditional fight songs' in enthusiastic pep assemblies. The annual Halloween Carnival sponsored by the Band Mothers Club was most successful. The Christmas and Spring Concerts. Band Clinics, and the State Festival were among the high-lights of the year. ---Star City High School Blue and White Marching Band. Vonda Harmon. Toni Farley. Molly Tribble. Kenneth Loveless. Ted Nichols. Glenda Haygood. Suzanne Rodgers. Judy Brockman. Beverly Leonard. Wayne Atkinson. Vicki Nuckols. Harry Christman, Joyce Harvey. Gary McGhee. Terry Mayers. Karon Campbell. Kay Huff, Tommye Smith. Gary Atkinson. Malvin Tucker. Tommy Teeter. Charel Tubbs. Joe Frizzell. Wayne Harris. Jimmy Haley, Gloria Reed. Larry Williams. Carrpl Chambliss. John Robinson, Mickey Lyle, Charles Drake. Charlie Baugh. Phil Schroeder. Robbie Atkinson. Billy Curry. John Shannon. Jimmy Farley. Tom Cogbill. Claudette Smith, Terry Smith. Glen Carter, and Jackie Greenham Zraimng Band BEGINNING BAND STUDENTS - Jimmy McCoy, Johnny Bennett, Elwin Ollar, Robert Tucker, Rodney Norton, Van Nichols. Morris Pennington, Horace Pennington, Reed Thornton, Charles Carr, Robert Loveless; Brenda Harmon. Miles Fish, Susan Rhodes, Judy Huff. Band Officers BAND OFFICERS - Captain. Claudette Smith. Ser- geants, Ted Nichols. Charlie Baugh, and Tommy Teeter. Charlie and Teddy were selected as All- State Candidates after try-outs at the region clinic. Band Mothers Officers Left to right: Mrs. Jack Atkinson, President; Mrs. Fred Nuckols, Vice President; Mrs. Fletcher Harvey, Secretary-Treasurer. Six students represented the SCHS band in the region clinic at El Dorado February 7, to try out for All-State Band Candidates. Each region selects about 40 candidates from a field of almost 300. Students chosen as candidates from SCHS were CHAR- LIE BAUGH. 1st Trombone, and TED NICHOLS, lutn Clarinet. Other students trying out were Claudette Smith. 2nd Bass Drum; Carrol Chambliss. 1st Horn; Charel Tubbs. 4th Comet; and Jimmy Farley, 2nd Bass. 3umor Scientists Contribute Much to Science ?air JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB, officers on first row left to right: Charles Burton, vice president; Martha Baggett, president; Lela Case, secretary; Peggy Conner, reporter; Larry Goggans, treasurer. Sponsor, Mr. W. E. Green. Zkey Cheered Zheir Zeam to Victory — JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS, first row left to right: Marilyn Sue Weatherford, Elizabeth Lyle, Jan McFalls. Second Row: Paulette Steed, Glenda Haygood, Lela Mae Case. Sponsor (not pictured). Miss Georgia Swan. BUFORD GARDNER Back Zhe 1958 JAMES NDC Tackle JAMES KEAHEY ' ■HHHni HAROLD ROBINSON Guard Win, Cose, or Craw. .. MORRIS DREHER End Back FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Burns, Nix, Gardner, Tucker, Keahey, H. Robinson, Dreher, S. Lovett, Moore, Earnest, Coach Brown, V. Burns, Whitten, Lovett, Owen, Lyle, Yarbrough, White. SENIOR SCOREBOARD Star City 6 Monticello ...19 Star City 0 Watson Chapel.... ...45 Star City 0 Lake Village .... .... 13 Star City 0 Warren Star City 14 Gould 7 Star City 13 Me Gehee bulldogs DAVID EARNEST End JESSE TUCKER Back Zkey Gave Zkeir Best. JAMES BURNS End ter i sss ss HtV m r SCOTT LOVETT JIMMY MOORE Quarterback Guard FRONT ROW, left to right: McEntire (manager), Rains, Weeks, Willis, Free, Rainer, Glover, J. Drake, Wynn. SECOND ROW: Lee, Robinson, Farley, McFalls, M. Drake, Coach Tidwell. SENIOR SCOREBOARD Star City..............7 Hamburg............19 Star City.............21 Whitehall...........0 Star City........... 14 Dermott.............13 Star City............ 20 Dumas............. 27 Star City............. 0 Eudora..............27 tSullpups 1958 SQUAD, FIRST ROW, left to right: Morgan, Jarrell, Smith, G. McGehee, Harris, Haley, Shep- herd, R. Atkinson. SECOND ROW: Hardin, Farley, Cogbill, Goggans, R. Lowery, Greenham, Feeny, Cook, Butler, Burton, Coach James Brown. THIRD ROW: West, Hackney, Dorsey, Anderson, Cone, Shannon, Schroeder, Gill, Pickens, J. Lowery. FOURTH ROW: Williamson, Williams, Carter, Bill Parker, Bob Parker, C. Butler, Mayers, Ross, G. Atkinson. FIFTH ROW: Harper, Jeff Shannon, Norton, J. McGehee, Howell. JUNIOR RECORD Star City...................... 0 Star City...................... 6 Star City......................14 Star City - - - -.............. 6 Star City...................... 6 Star City----------------------14 Dumas---------------- 6 Monticello------------14 Hamburg --------------13 Watson Chapel - - - - 0 Warren ---------------21 Whitehall.............13 Senior Hoys ’ Basketball FIRST ROW: Gerald Glover (Guard). Jerry Rainer (Guard), Skipper Burns (Guard), Jesse Tucker (Guard). Morris Dreher (Guard). Jimmy Moore (Forward). SECOND ROW: Ray Wynn (Forward), John Robinson (Forward). Jim Vines (Center). Wayne Blasengame (Center). Esial Moore (Guard), Jerry Drake (For- ward). and Coach Jackie Jordan. CONFERENCE ALL GAMES SEASON RECORD: Won 13 Lost 5 Won 15 Lost 9 MORRIS DREHER, Senior JIMMY MOORE. Senior WAYNE BLASENGAME. Senior JESSE TUCKER. Senior Guar i Forward Center Guard Senior Qirb’ basketball FIRST ROW: Juanice White (Forward). Martha White (Forward). Carolyn Chambliss (Forward). Margie Johnson (Guard). Charlcie McGehee (Guard). Tommye Smith (Guard). SECOND ROW: Glenna Tucker (Forward), Janell Harrison (Forward). Betty Connor (Forward). Doris Ann Morgan (Guard), Ernestine Harper (Guard). Paulette Rains (Guard). THIRD ROW: Mary Craig, Manager; Charlene Andrews. Eliza- beth Blasengame (Forward), Joann Scifres (Forward), Catherine Morgan (Forward), Ruth Greenham (Guard), and Coach Georgia Swan. season Record; WQN j OST 15 Graduating senior players Margie Sue Johnson (Guard) and Joann Scifres (Forward) and Student Manager Mary Craig. Senior. junior Boys ’ Basketball Star City 33 Glendale 11 --- Hey! Heyl What do you say! Let’s take the ball away!! FIRST ROW; Roger Hackney (Forward), Tommy Feeny (Guard), Phil Schroeder (Guard), James Dorsey (Forward). Ronald Pickens (Forward). Jimmy McGehee (Guard). SECOND ROW: Louis Williamson (Manager). Charles Burton (Guard). Tom Cogbill (Forward). Charles Butler (Center). Larry Goggans (Center). Jackie Greenham (Forward). Raymond Lowery (Center), and Coach Jimmy Brown. Season Record: WON 16 LOST 3 {junior Qiris’ Basketball FIRST ROW; Gail Scifres (Forward), Vickie Nuckols (Guard). Carol Robinson (Guard), Judy Conner (Guard), Alvem Mack (Forward). Susan Culpepper (Guard). Diana Carter (Forward). SECOND ROW: Miss Georgia Swan. Coach; Ann Gifford (Forward), Glenda Haygood (Forward). Linda Ratterree (Guard), Theresa Hoyt (Guard). Mary Shipley (Guard). Paulette Steed (Guard), Lela Mae Case (Forward), Jan McFalls (Forward), Marilyn Weatherford (Guard), Waunice McKenzie (Forward). Season Record: WON 3 LOST 5 The junior girls take a thrilling 23-20 win over Drew Central. Jtoopsters Tight to 'Deserve Moms Bulldogs set up defense against McGehee and win 41 to 39. Who got the ball? McGehee or Star City. Where’s the ball?? Please - no resting during the game. Two more points!! ??! Senior girls see plenty of action with Whitehall. Star City and McGehee fight for rebound. Star City gets two more points. Catch the ball Margie Sue. SENIOR BOYS RECORD Did she make it? JUNIOR BOYS RECORD • SC.39 Watson Chapel - - 30 •SC.32 Monticello----------26 SC.63 Dermott............35 SC.47 Glendale...........52 SC.27 Dumas..............40 SC.44 Dumas -------------42 SC.52 Hamburg............39 SC.47 Whitehall..........64 SC.46 Glendale...........44 SC.54 Dumas..............53 SC.38 Drew Central-------47 SC.69 Whitehall..........65 SC. 41 McGehee............50 SC.59 Watson Chapel - - 74 SC.49 Fordyce -----------52 SC. 41 McGehee............39 SC.42 Warren.............40 SC.53 Dollarway - - - - 36 SC.55 Whitehall - - - - 56 SC.56 Glendale...........58 SC.44 Drew Central-------43 SC.53 Dumas -............47 SC.64 Fordyce............50 SC.49 Monticello - - - - 46 Defensive play against Drew Central • Conference Games SC.41 Watson Chapel - - 18 SC. 9 Monticello - - - - 20 SC.33 Glendale.........11 SC.24 Dollarway-------22 SC.36 Dumas ------ 25 SC.29 Drew Central--------26 SC.38 Whitehall.........28 SC. 19 McGehee...........16 SC.48 Watson Chapel — 21 SC.41 Bearden---------- 19 SC.25 Warren-----------45 SC.45 Glendale.........25 SC.23 Warren...........33 SC.33 Dollarway------- 30 SC. 41 Whitehall-----25 SC.44 Grady.........37 SC.48 Glendale.........19 SC.33 Drew Central-----25 SC.34 Dumas - -----------15 WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT Safety - Courtesy - Service BANK OF STAR CITY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Star City, Arkansas LINCOLN-DESHA TELEPHONE CO. 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Mr. Fulmer showing films in physics. 14. Home Ec is her specialty. 15. Mrs. Ginnett at home in her classroom. 16. Star City's Lawrence Welk. Shop With Confidence at the Leading Stores 504 Main Street Cohens 205 Main Street Pine Bluff, ------------T Arkansas CHARLES JACKSON WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Truetone and RCA Victor TV and Radio, Automotive and Recreational Supplies, Etc. Monticello, Arkansas 314 Pine Phone JE4-048I PINE BLUFF. ARKANSAS Congratulations Pine Bluff, Arkansas LOCKE PLUMBING COMPANY INC. Plumbing and Heating Contractors Licensed Plumbers Since 1919 Phone je 4-0500 llllState St. Pine Bluff LOOMIS FLORAL COMPANY Place Your Orders With the PTA Phone je 5-0322 316 West Sixth Pine Bluff Complete Farm Machinery Sales and Service IMPLEMENT TRUCK SUPPLY CO., INC. Pine Bluff and Gould, Arkansas jpngratulations INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO. Pine Bluff, Arkansas (tsso) V, P1AU� BROADMOORS BEESON'S SERVICE STATION Star City, Arkansas BOWLING LANES LINCOLN COUNTY BUTANE GAS CO. PAT H. RILEY, JR. Phone 350-W Star City Towne and Countrye v LOTTYE'S Pine Bluff, Arkansas BEAUTY SHOPPE Compliments of Congratulations Seniors WHITE'S GROCERY Crigler, Arkansas DR. JAMES H. TALIAFERRO DR. ALLEN D. DUNN EDITH'S BEAUTY SHOP Dentists Highway 81, South 122 MAIN Phone - 16R Star City NICHOLS VARIETY STORE PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS Star City, Arkansas 1. In French class everyone knows the answer. 2. Bookkeeping class at work. 3. Mr. Fulmer explaining physics. 4. Three legged race in P.E. class. 5. Jimmy Lee takes a few weeks off from typing. 6. The male half of chemistry. 7. Girls clean up Home Ec Cottage. 8. One of Mrs. Ginnett's Junior high classes. 9. She is proud of herself. 10. Working on those research papers. 11. Receiving vocational guidance. 12. Industrious members of trig class. Compliments of MAGNOLIA CAFETERIA and DAVID SAUL BRAM JEWELERS Monficello, Arkansas Pine Bluff, Arkansas COMMERCIAL LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY Member F. D. I. C. 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Four guys and a gal. 14. Step right up folks! CLARY SERVICE STATION Star City Arkansas Best Clothes In To� � ' M tim «MUWW Outfitting the Men of Arkansas Since 1895 Jonathan Logan Dresses for the Juniors WM. MORRIS CO. 204 Main Pine Bluff 3|arm Sc j uppl|i JOHN W. SCOTT, Owner Feed—Seed—Fertilizer—Groceries Phone —122 STAR CITY, ARKANSAS MODERN LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 900 Poplar St. Pine Bluff, Ark. JULIAN BOYD SERVICE STATION Compliments of WADE BLACK FLORIST Pine Bluff CITIES SERVICE 513 Main Pine Bluff Star City, Ark. Phone 325-W t PTA OFFICERS - Mrs. Fred Thornton, First Vice President; Mrs. Robert Campbell, Secretary; Mrs. B. W. Gibbs, Treasurer; Mrs. Jack Atkinson, Second Vice President; and Mrs. B. F. Mc- Graw, President. RYALL Your Dependable GULF Dealer STAR CITY ARKANSAS See Us for Qualify Products BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Star City, Ark. Phone 90 Mere, Zhere, and Everywhere 1. You'd think this was Alaska. 2. Look Mom. no cavitiesl 3. Our friendly counselor. 4. It's as easy as failing off a log. 5. In memory of those who died while waiting for the bell. 6. Hey Lynn, the camera's over here. 7. How did you rate all the girls. Eddy? 8. Homecoming Royalty. 9. Don't take my picture I 10. What time did you say it started? 11. Anything for a picture. 12. Sisters. LAYNE-ARKANSAS COMPANY Irrigation Wells Massey-Harris and Ferguson Farm Equipment SALES—SERVICE Pine Bluff Arkansas Auto Repairing Call 141 COGBILL'S GARAGE Star City, Arkansas Congratulations, Seniors RUTH CULPEPPER BEAUTY SHOP Star City, Arkansas ATKINSON INSURANCE CENTER MFA Mutual and Countryside Phone 166 Star City, Ark BROWN APPLIANCE CO. Motorola TV and Admiral TV Where Business Is Transacted on Highest of Ethical Standards ... Monticello, Arkansas FOX BROTHERS HARDWARE CO. E. B. AND F. R. 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Mrs. Martin fills the freezer. 7. It looks like all the seats are taken. 8. Now we know where all the vinegar goes. 9. Don't worry Jesse. Steve won't get your cake. 10. Bringing in the lunch count. 11. Hey Charles, how did you rate first in line. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Monticello Arkansas G. D. SMITH MERCANTILE Sheriff - - - Judge ------- Treasurer - - Clerk-------- Circuit Clerk Assessor — - - - LEON CONNER E. G. BROCKMAN - W. B. TARVER - - R. A. GOYEN - E. C. HARDIN ■ - FRED NUCKOLS LINCOLN COUNTY OFFICIALS T KELLEY rcx coN GET REALTY AND INSURANCE Vzx Real Estate - Farm Loans Gas - Oil - Greases Insurance for Every Need Tires - Tubes Accessories and Supplies Life - Fire - Auto - Casualty With and Bonds SERVICE L. V. CHAMBLISS W. W. KELLEY, Owner SERVICE STATION Phone 244 Phone - 145 Star City, Arkansas Star City, Arkansas BUS DRIVERS - Left to Right: Homer Almond, Alvin Carrington, J. W. Brown, L. O. Ramsey, A. T. Townsend, James Shepard, Tommy Rodgers, Gene Finley, Gene Rice, Jackie Jordan, Earl Fulmer, Sam Edwards, and W, E. Green. Not Pictured, Jack Adams. School Daze 1. Oh. do I really look like a movie star? 2. Caught in the act. 3. Come on Larry, you can do it. too! 4. Help, they’re coming after me! 5. Is that ball heavy. Tommye? 6. Look at my muscles!! 7. Guess who just got their class rings. 8. Time out for a smile. 9. Those junior cheerleaders must have springs in their shoes. 10. Does anyone want to buy an apron? 11. Caught from behind. 12. Please, don’t jump. You'll Go Finer When You Go Ford Hr MaHA twL £ fio vW! THE WORLD’S MOST BEAUTIFULLY PROPORTIONED CARS NOW AT ALL. FORD DEALERS Star City Motor Co., Inc Star City, Arkansas Phone - 58 Makers of Clothes That Fit Altering and Repairing MOORE'S TAILORING COMPANY 107 West Second St. Pine Bluff, Ark. HIGGASON'S RESTAURANT Air Conditioned Dinners - Lunches Steaks - Sea Foods - Chicken Phone je 4-9840 116 Main Pine Bluff Compliments of LINCOLN ABSTRACT CO. Phone 144 Star City, Arkansas MOSS TRUCK TRACTOR CO. International Harvester Equipment Purina Chows STAR CITY, ARKANSAS LYLE AUTO APPLIANCE STORE STAR CITY You Can Be Sure It It's Westinghouse IF IT’S GOOD FOOD YOU WANT ... 1 Utt $ ROBERTS HOTEL CAFE STAR CITY ARKANSAS Best for Less, Come to— J. R. BEST GROCERY AND MARKET Star City Arkansas LINCOLN LEDGER EARL CAUSEY, Editor School and Home Supplies for All Star City, Arkansas NOBLES' CLEANERS Star City WE PICK-UP AND DELIVER Mr. and Mrs. Boyd keep our building shining. PAUL CURTIS - Flag Monitor Compliments of ROBBIE “DINK CLARY Distributor for ARKANSAS FUEL OIL CORPORATION CITIES SERVICE Star City, Arkansas L RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORPORATION Owned by Those We Serve STAR CITY, ARKANSAS Phone 44 1. Sink it Jimmy Lee. 2. Who’s got the ball? 3. Did you make it. Jim? 4. Two more points for the Bulldogs. 5. Senior girls warm up. 6. Who us? 7. Martha’s own special free throw. 8. Looks like they’ll have to jump for it. 9. Hope he made it! 10. Dig those striped shorts. 11. Pass the ball. 12. This is one big mix-up. First Grade students enjoy delicious, healthful OK milk in the lunchroom. 0. K. ICE CREAM AND CANDY CO. PINE BLUFF 725 MAIN 1. .. .school began on Labor Day. 2. ... the annual was being prepared. 3. .. .football practice was going on. 4. ... the senior class sponsored the Hula Hoop Contest. 5. ...everyone took the semester tests. 6. .. .the pep squad went to out of town games. 7. .. .you stayed out late. 8. .. .the junior class got their rings. 9. .. .you almost froze at the football games. 10. .. .the junior cheerleaders practiced everyday. 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They'll always remember those wonderful days at camp. 14. Charlie's been herding a car for years! 15. Betty Baugh--a cotton pickin’ cotton picker. 1. You shouldn’t say such sweet things about little ole Vada. 2. A little doll named Kandace. 3. You think Suzanne's tiny now! 4. Leva had a new dress. 5. Wiley--with the same sweet smile. 6. Judith loved to have her picture taken. 7. This little girl is Beverly Leonard. 8. Marilyn and her friends celebrate. 9. Look mommie, it snowed! 10. Larry the sailor boy. 11. At least one of them has a sense of humor! 12. Carolyn was a tough character in those days. 13. That’s a mighty big purse for such a little girl, Vonda. 14. Elizabeth Gill liked to go fishing. 15. At camp. 16. Ann Matthews liked to play -army in her jeep. 17. Mary Jo. 18. Oneta or Oleta? 19. Still the best of friends. 20. Markaleta Knobloch. 21. Little Miss Harper. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made I