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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

“ oe6et 960 For I dipt into the future far as human eye could see, I saw the vision of the world and all the wonders that would be. Molds for your future have been set during your years at SCHS. If this book, in some way. will help you to recall the many events and challenges In this 1960 school year and the way in which these events have molded your future, the purpose of this yearbook will have been fulfilled. - The Staff St Z School VOLUME TWENTY Published by the Associated Students of STAR CITY HIGH SCHOOL Star City, Arkansas 'Dedication . . .fat tfuztuf yeanA ut Aenoice decauAe eject (eve Stasi @itcj 'ftytipA cutd t£e AtudentA . . .fat cutAtcutdict ce t u(Uitie tA cootie Aenvitup cvit cetnfteteace ha KHt6e HAiticA inAfoucto . . . fat deiny z conAtant i Afiinatie t. exe Hfitcfai up t6e cy£. cdeAlCA C AifUlcteniAtcC t CA UiAtctutcOK TOe dedicate t6iA veitictte, a fiant t6e Ci e x£ S ' S, to ute co oAe Ci e 6oa 6ee t auc£ cut utteynaC ficvU 6ene . .. TfCiAA ?iA£ 4 Jr , jj ITT 4 ■ R9 fw% U % v3W ir This book in many's doth share the glory L rJCll n rv,v r .. 4 SHAKESPEARE % Administration and Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Classes Junior High Activities Elementary Favorites Organizations Athletics Advertisers 117 rfcUnitticfoatiou aucC acuity Term papers, semester examinations, and daily assignments . . . these were the obvious duties the faculty performed ... but we recognize a greater value and service . . . guiding us, inspiring us, making us want to be satisfied with nothing less than a job well done . . . £ctucatc M Pictured above is the Star City school board. They are left to right, Mr. B. F. McGraw, Mr. T. C. Cogbill, Mr. Dayton Fish, Secretary; Mr. Harold Tidwell, Superintendent; Mr. Fred McBryde, President. Not shown, Mr. Hale Morrison. Members of the School Board have given much time and effort to the never-ending task of providing the best that is available for the students in the Star City schools. Much credit goes to these men who represent the education-minded people in this district. 7 James W. Brown, Principal -------- faculty — LOUIS O. BLUE ROCK B. A., Arkansas A M College M. A., University of Arkansas Office, Typing; Sponsor of ROCKET MRS. JAMES BROWN B. S., Arkansas A M College Math, Science; Sponsor Science Club, Sponsor Seventh Grade MRS. ROBERT CAMPBELL B. S., Arkansas A M College Commercial; Sponsor Commercial Club, Sponsor Ninth Grade MISS EMILY CARTER B. S., Arkansas A M College English; Sponsor Eighth Grade JOHN CONRAD B. M. E., Arkansas State Teachers College Band, Social Science MISS RUBY FISH B. A., Arkansas A M College Mathematics MISS MARGARET FLETCHER B. M. E., North Texas State Music, English EARL FULMER B. S., Arkansas Tech M. Ed., University of Arkansas Science; Sponsor Science Club, Sponsor Ninth Grade JAMES W. BROWN B. S. E., Arkansas A M College M. S., George Peabody College Louis O. Bluerock Mrs. James Brown Mrs. Robert Campbell Emily Carter John Conrad MRS. BOB GLENN B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers Home Economics; Sponsor F. H.A., Sponsor Junipr Class MRS. BEN GRAY B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers Physical Education; Sponsor Pep Club; Sponsor Senior Class W. E. GREEN B. S., M. Ed., University of Arkansas Science; Sponsor Science Club; Sponsor Seventh Grade JACKIE JORDAN B. S. E., Arkansas A M College Coach and P. E.; Sponsor Science Club DON McHAN B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers Coach and P. E. REV. JOHN MILES B. A., Hendrix College B. D., Perkins School of Theology Bible CLEMIT PHILLIPS B. S. E., Henderson State Teachers Social Science; Sponsor Tenth Grade WILLIAM H. ROBERTS M.A., University of Arkansas English, French; Sponsor of STAR Rev. John Miles Ruby Fish Margaret Fletcher Earl Fulmer Mrs. Bob Glenn Mrs. Ben Gray W. E. Green Jackie Jordan Don McHan Clemit Phillips William H. Roberts James Shepard Mrs. James Shepard Don Thurman Mrs. Jim Watson Mrs. Joe Burke Mrs. Larry Farley Gene Finley Mrs. Ouida Green Mrs. H. H. Holtzclaw Ann Moore — 'pcicutty — JAMES SHEPARD B.S.A., University of Arkansas M.S., University of Arkansas Agriculture; Sponsor of F. F. A.; Sponsor Senior Class MRS. JAMES SHEPARD B. S., Arkansas A M College Librarian, Speech; Sponsor Library Club DON G. THURMAN B. A., Arkansas Tech Social Science; Sponsor Junior Class MRS. JIM WATSON B. A., Arkansas College English; Sponsor National Honor Society; Sponsor Tenth Grade MRS. JOE BURKE B. S. E., Henderson State Teachers Third Grade MRS. LARRY FARLEY B. S. E., Arkansas A M College Third Grade GENE FINLEY B. A., Harding College M. Ed., University of Arkansas Sixth Grade MRS. OUIDA GREEN B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers Third Grade MRS. H. H. HOLTZCLAW B. S. E., Arkansas A M College Sixth Grade MISS ANN MOORE B. S. E., Arkansas A M College First Grade MRS. GARLAND MOORE B. S. E., Arkansas A M College Second Grade MISS MELBA NEWTON B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers First Grade MRS. T. D. OLLAR B. S. E., Arkansas A M College Second Grade MRS. CLEMIT PHILLIPS B. S.E., Henderson State Teachers Fourth Grade MRS. JOHN ROBINSON B. S. E., Arkansas A M College Third Grade MRS. BOBBY SCOTT B. S. E., Arkansas A M College Second Grade MRS. JOHN SCOTT B. S. E., Arkansas A M College First Grade MRS. G. B. SPENCER B. S. E., Arkansas A M College Fifth Grade MRS. CARL. H. TARVER B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers Fourth Grade MRS. HAROLD TIDWELL Livingston State College Fourth Grade Mrs. Garland Moore Melba Newton Mrs. T. D. Ollar Mrs. Clemit Phillips Mrs. John Robinson Mrs. Bobby Scott Mrs. John Scott Mrs. G. B. Spencer Mrs. Carl H. Tarver Mrs. Harold Tidwell 1 School a f ffs L It c Wa. w Mrs. W. W. Kelley Lunchroom Manager n c h r o o m t a f f Left to right - Mrs. Alvin Carrington, Mrs. Millard Lavender, Mrs. Travis Martin. Left to right - Mrs. Cecil McFalls, Mrs. Russell McFalls, Mrs. Lee Ross. Sam Edwards A. T. Townsend f ■� f L -A V 1 mI. r % — B u s Left to right - Mrs. J. L. Boyd, J. L. Boyd, George Robinson, Alvin Carrington. ftl 12 Left to right - Jack Adams, James Brown, Clemit Phillips, Sam Edwards, A. T. Town- send, Tommie Rodgers. Second row - Jackie Jordan, Gene Rice, Alvin Carrington, W. E. Green, Don Thurman, Earl Fulmer. O' uta uuCctup SetUon, ROSE THORNTON Rose Thornton was voted Outstanding Senior this year by the high school faculty. This is one of the highest honors that a senior can receive. Rose participated in many extracurricular activities in school, maintained a high scholastic record, and was active in her church. She was elected to the National Honor Society in her junior year, and served as president of the Student Body in 1959-60. She was a member of the Commercial Club, Future Homemakers, Safe Drivers Club, Science Club. Future Teachers, Pep Club, Band, the ROCKET Staff, junior cheerleader 2 years, senior cheerleader 3 years, and served as secretary of her class during her senior year. Other honors which she won were FFA Sweetheart 1959, Miss Lincoln County 1958, Homecoming Queen 1959, and was in the ROCKET Beauty Court for 3 years. She also served as organist in her church. 14 Other seniors nominated by the faculty were Johnnie Mac Thomasson, Carolyn Chambliss, Billy McGehee, Ted Nichols, Harry Lee Shannon, Ray Wynn, and Ernestine Harper. RAY WYNN PRESIDENT Cute and tall, he’s liked by all. BILLY McGEHEE VICE PRESIDENT His pleasing personality stands out wherever he goes. MARTHA ROSE THORNTON SECRETARY Alarming, disarming, and charming. JOHNNIE MAC THOMASSON TREASURER None but herself can be her parallel.' oj 60 CHARLCIE McGEHEE REPORTER Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. CHARLENE ANDREWS Her gay laughter speaks of her happy disposition. LINDA SUE ATKINSON There is always something to keep a twinkle in her eye. ” CHARLIE BAUGH Worry little and study less. MARY CATHERINE BENNETT A lot of friendliness in one small package. ELIZABETH BLASENGAME Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. ELIZABETH BURNS Let the world slide. I'll not budge an inch. Se t 'o7J BARBARA ANN BURR Words cannot do justice to her charms. LEWIS ALLEN BUTLER A change of trouble is a vacation to me. 16 LARRY COATS Let tomorrow take care of itself. GALE CULLIFORD She doesn’t let studies interfere with her education. CAROLYN CHAMBLISS Climb high, climb far; my goal is the sky, my aim the stars. CAROL CHAMBLISS Silence is one great art of conversa- tion. MARGIE CHAMBLISS Manner, not gold, is a woman’s best adornment. PATRICIA ANN DAVIDSON A lovely face, a heart of gold, a brilliant mind are hers. MARILYN DONALDSON Those who are silent really have the most to say. JERRY WILLARD DRAKE Quiet at times, noisy at times, but always a jolly good fellow. MACKIE EDMONDS He who is rich in friends, is poor in nothing. BENNY GLOVER I’m not lazy. I'm just saving my energy. GERALD GLOVER He is not only a high stepper on the athletic field, but also a high stepper with the women. EDWARD HARNESS A friend, a gentleman, what more can we say? ERNESTINE HARPER Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. 17 OTIS FARLEY An All around fellow, liked by all. JAN ELL HARRISON No matter what others may be she will always be herself. CLARICE HENLEY Happiness is a habit; cultivate it. Se tuvi4, TONY HOYT An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. BONNIE NELL JOHNSON Always laughing, always gay, that's Bonnie in every way. M 18 JOYCE KENDRICK 'A lass so neat with a smile so sweet. MARGARETTE KING Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life. 4 PATSY KNOBLOCH Her sweet charm is reflected in her smile. JAMES ALLEN LEE A good sport and true, we need more just like you. MARY LEPHIEW A merry heart doth good like a medi- cine. PEGGY MILES Her short stay at SCHS has not cut short her list of friends. CATHERINE MORGAN Character is the diamond that scratches all other stones. ” TED NICHOLS Laugh, dance, and be merry, for tomorrow you may fall in love. DARRELL OWEN Sometimes I sit and wonder, but most of the time I just sit. ROSE PHARR She has the air of a true Southern lady. JERRY RAINER His pep and personality are hard to beat. CHARLIE RAINS All great men are overworked; I feel sort of tired myself. BETTY SHANNON Her figure attracts, her smile intrigues, in folly and fun she fully believes. ” HARRY LEE SHANNON Whatever he does, he does well, and he can do anything. PATSY SOCIA Shy and sweet, hard to beat. CHAREL TUBBS One man in a thousand is a leader of men - the other 999 are followers of women. Satco'ui DAVID WEEKS Every man is as Heaven made him and sometimes a little worse. JUANICE WHITE Athletic, witty, and full of fun; she's made a friend of everyone. OTTIS WILLIS I don’t say much, but I think a lot.” GENE YARBROUGH Always jolly, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. 20 7 t ‘TPCettuviteutt HARRY HARRIS Died November 23, 1959, from injuries received in auto accident. ‘ Mi JUNIORS To be, or not to be: that is the question: Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them. SHAKESPEARE ,i . SUE SCHROEDER, President JOHNNY WHITE, Vice President MARGARETT MYRICK, Secretary TOMMYE SMITH, Treasurer PAULETTE RAINS, Reporter DONNA FRIZZELL, Student Council Representative VERA BREWSTER, Student Council Representative PAT PHILLIPS, Student Council Representative BERNICE BARNES THOMAS BATES BONNIE BOLIN MILDRED BREWSTER COLIN CARR L. V. CHAMBLISS BETTY CONNER WAYLON CONNER 22 MICKEY DRAKE OLETA DRAKE ONITA DRAKE MARGARET DONALDSON LILA FREE DIAN FRIZZELL RAY HARNESS LOUISE HARPER WINNIE HARPER JOHNNY HILLYARD JAMES JARRELL DOROTHY LINNEMAN STEVE LOVETT MICKEY LYLE CHARLEY McCOY WILLIAM McENTIRF. JAMES McFALLS ESIAL MOORE KENNETH MOORE 23 DORIS ANN MORGAN MARTHA MORRISON JERRY NEWTON NOLEN OWEN LAMAR PHARR JOHN ROBINSON BETTY RODGERS FRANCES TRAYLOR DORA TUCKER GLENNA TUCKER CYNTHIA VICK JAMES WATTS MARTHA WHITE CULLIS WHITTEN JOYCE WHITTEN BONNIE WOMACK JOHN WOODRUFF ROBBIE YARBROUGH 24 SOPHOMORES MOLLIE TRIBBLE, President RAYMOND LOWERY, Vice President VICKEY CRAIG, Secretary MARILYN WEATHERFORD, Treasurer GAYNELL McKIBBENS, Reporter JOAN FRIZZELL, Student Council Representative RAYMOND MORGAN, Student Council Representative GARY ATKINSON JOYCE AUSTIN MARTHA BAGGETT LINDA BALLARD THOMAS BATES SAMMY BENNETT BEN BOLIN GENE BOLLING ORDIS BROWNING CHARLES BURTON CHARLES BUTLER TOMMY BUTLER BETTY CALLOWAY JERRY CARRINGTON LELA CASE RAYMOND CHANBLISS TOM COGBILL Peggy Conner James Cook Shirley Cook Dale Crutchfield Leon Crutchfield Betty Curtis Billy Davidson Fern Deweese Roger Earnest Joyce Edwards Joe Frizzell Gary Fullbright Judy Fullbright Claude Gannaway Rebecca Gannaway Larry Goggons Jackie Greenham James Harris Sammy Harrison Glenda Haygood Mary Henley Virene Johnson James Lindsey 27 Kenneth Loveless Ronald Meeks Helen Newman Bill Parker Bob Parker Leonard Peterson Jerry Phillips Carolyn Pry sock Thomas Rice Larry Ross Bennie Socia Wayne Suter Melvin Tucker Mary Waters Beverly Weeks Mary Wells Michael West Dottie Williams Wanda Williams Louis Williamson Dwight Winningham 28 LASSES Mrs. Watson's English I Class. Who did he call to? I mean ... To whom did he call? Me? I? Who? Whom? A memorable phase of English is the work that goes into term papers. Students spend hours pouring over books, making notations, and worrying over footnote forms. Literature is always an interesting part of the course. The heart of any school is its library. Here students find a wealth of information on any subject. School Librarian, Mrs. James Shepard, is always ready to assist students with any of their projects, and to suggest new books. Every six weeks the student body mem- bers of SCHS receive an issue of THE STAR, the student newspaper. Its excellent make- up, effective stories, and constructive edi- torials give no indication of the frenzied activity involved in the paper’s publication. As soon as one deadline is met, work is be- gun on the next issue. Journalism class discusses the previous issue of the paper. 30 The seemingly magic trick of putting numbers where only unknown quantities were before is easy to algebra students. Everyone figures sizes and volumes at least once a day. But mechan- ical computation is only part of math. By careful thinking, In order to find x, I must first discover y, students learn to apply logic and reasoning to their lives. Once upon a time Einstein, Burbank, and Edison conducted experiments very similar to those that go on in the science labs of our high school. The ambitious young scientists spend most of the week studying and learning the essentials of the project at hand. Then they put the new gained knowledge into practice. Junior high science class prepares materials for experiment. Science 7e£U Ha W id HUt un cuo- To many, the smells of an athletic dressing room are irritating and unpleasant, but to some they are very pleasing; they remind them of the joyous hours spent practicing in sports. Found in most dress- ing rooms is the spicy odor of the rubbing compound, which brings to mind its ability to relieve aches and pains. Most prominent is the odor of the hard-working athletes themselves. This sweaty smell represents the many hours spent on gridiron or maple court practicing for perfection. Locating spots in the news are U.S. HISTORY students JACKIE GREENHAM, JAMES McFALLS, and DORA TUCKER. Students facing the complexities of the world today are backed by an understanding of current events, world problems, and federal, state, and local government. In U.S. HISTORY, WORLD HISTORY, CIVICS classes maps, newspapers, film strips are used to illustrate foreign policies, and government functions. 32 The commerce department of SCHS has a personality all its own, with background music composed of the clickety-click of typewriters. Among the courses offered to pre- pare students for the business world are typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, business English, and office practice. Pictured is a Typing I class. Pictured below are first year Home Ec girls preparing to make Christmas Candles. Vocational Home Economics and Agriculture prepare students for jobs in homemaking and farming. Home Economics classes provide courses in foods, personal development, managing time and money, and studying family relationships. The Future Homemakers program embodied in the FHA chapter, is an in- tegral part of the Home Economics course. The Vocational Agriculture Department offers 4 years of training in all farm activities. About 50 per- cent of instruction and training is in the farm shop. The Future Farmers program is so much a part of the course that the two can not be separated. OK, students, let's ,S go back to the third page, second score, starting with the first measure back for rehearsal! Techniques and more techniques, scales upon scales, and then the same song over and over . . . Long hours of work and tedious practice go into the polished pieces the music groups present to their audiences. The standards are high and the work rewarding in prestige for the school and the young musicians and singers. Tommy Feeny, President Phil Schroeder, Vice President Ronald Pickens, Secretary Paulette Steed, Treasurer Jan McFalls, Reporter Jimmy McGehee, Student Council Roger Hackney, Student Council Kenneth Anderson Wayne Atkinson Larry Atkinson Leon Ballinger Frances Bates Katherine Blasengame Peggy Bolin Wanda Bostian tfaute Lloyd Burr Karon Campbell Nina Coffman Jerry Cone Judy Conner Susan Culpepper James Dorsey Charles Drake Carolyn Earnest Benny Farley Doris Farley Virginia Floyd Paul Forrest Ann Gifford Janice Goggans Martha Goins Newell Gill Diane Gillispee Tommie Hackney Charlotte Halbert 36 Ed Hardin Lavon Harper Sharron Hopkins Theresa Hoyt Kaye Huff Charles Hunter Ronnie Johnson Joyce Jones Eddie King Christine Long Diane Loveless James Lowery Bonnie Ludlam Jessie Lunsford Franklin McCool 'TfctttJi tyitute Robert McEntire H. R. Morgan James Murray Barbara Myrick Ann Newton Betty Nobles Rodney Norton Vicky Nuckols Jimmy Owen Louise Phillips Thrita Polk Linda Ratterree Ann Roberts Marlene Robertson Gladys Robinson Gail Scifres John Shannon Mary Shipley Betty Weast Jimmy Webb 37 tadc Jeff Shannon, President Terry Smith, Vice President Robbie Atkinson, Secretary Harry Christman, Treasurer Elizabeth Gill, Reporter Maxine Pyle, Student Council Frances Anderson Royce Anderson Jackie Andrews Dale Ashmore Jo Baggett Dean Bailey Ronnie Ballard Jerry Bates Betty Baugh Leva Bennett Bobbie Brewster Charles Brewster Norma Brock Jimmy Butler Vada Carr Diana Carter Glynn Carter Leo Conner Charlene Crutchfield Billy Curry Curtis Davidson Karon Deweese Becky Earnest Linda Earnest Virgie Earnest Kandace Eldridge Toni Farley Lynda Glover 38 (focute Wanda Hackney Jimmy Haley Vonda Harmon Betty Harper Carolyn Harper Donnie Harper Mary Harris Wayne Harris Lena Harrison Ray Harrison Joyce Harvey Sally Hipp Claude Holloway Jerrie Hopper Jon Howell Markaleta Knobloch Frank Lamb Beberly Leonard Ann Matthews Terry Mayers Edith McCool Judith McEntire James McGarrity James McGehee Gary McGhee Thomas McGreger Shirley McKnight Beverly Murray Joe Newton Phil Osterman Lula Phillips Joyce Pierce Barbara Pounders Gloria Reed James Reeves Larry Reeves 39 Burl Dean Robertson Carol Robinson Johnny Teer Peggy Totty Lenora Traylor Randy Weeks George Wells Donald Williams Larry Williams Johnnie Whitten Johnny Yarbrough Seventh Mute Gwen Austin, President Dennis White, Vice President Linda Frizzell, Secretary Pam Wilkerson, Treasurer Brenda Harmon, Reporter Reed Thornton, Representative Patricia Almond Charley Baggett Joyce Bennett Linda Bennett Jimmy Blasengame Aaron Burns Seventh KZcCe James Butler James Calhoun Charles Carr Ernest Carter Mary Carter Melba Chambliss Jeanette Clark Royce Clary Linda Curry Wayne Donaldson Danny Drake Charley Ernest Betsy Etue R. A. Etue Harold Farley Miles Fish Danny Forest Judy Goggans Jerry Green Judy Halbert Ginger Haygood Barbara Haynes Donald Henley Judy Huff Lynn Jarrell John Johnson Phillis Johnson Willie Johnson Wayne Jordan Darrell Kendrick Farrell Kendirck Bobby Lamb Aubrey Lephiew Emma Linneman Ricky Lowery David Lunsford 41 Seve tt6 tyuuCe Jackie Lunsford Sherry Majors I Jimmy McCoy Larry McEntire Shelia McFalls Barbara McGee Tommy McGee Jimmy McWhorter Horace Murray Van Nichols Rita Nuckols Elwin Ollar Brenda Owen Elbert Owen Roger Owen Larry Phillips James Pope Joe Pope Patsy Rains William Reed Charlene Reeves Steve Reeves Judy Roberts Diana Robertson Jerry Sheperd Carolyn Stephens David Swaithes Hollis Tisdale Gary Tucker Frances Vann Linda Tucker Wayne Tucker Patsy Weiner James Wells Christine Wooten Weldon Wynn 42 Heigh-ho! sing heigh-ho! unto the green holly; Most friendship is feigning, most loving mere folly: Then, heigh-ho, the holly! This life is most jolly! SHAKESPEARE 'Pcvuzcte cutd “Seauty @o tte4t Newly organized Boy Scout Troop led the County Fair Parade. mmm .. crHS Junior, vas selected 44 Star City Elementary School 'rtyapAliy it s4ctiuctce Cheerleaders join enthusiastically in the County Fair Parade. A in « County. Peered Miss FutUfe 45 'ZfaCCotveeet Succedi Linda Sue Atkinson was named the first BAND QUEEN at the annual Halloween Carnival. Other contestants were Maxine Pyle, Lela Mae Case, Tommye Smith, and Kay Huff. Attendants were Jill Atkinson and Gray Gibbs. One of the main attractions at the carnival was the junior boys style show. Shown are a few of the models who took part in the show. Susan Lovett and Mike Brown were crowned Halloween King and Queen by Band Director John Conrad. Susan and Mike, representing the fourth grade, won over couples from the other five grades. Attendants for the cere- mony were Lindy Glenn and John Brown. 46 s4 !2ciee t at 'r4o pteco Pu«t p The Queen and her court were presented in a formal Homecoming Assembly. A good luck kiss from the Queen following pre-game coronation ceremony. 1959 Homecoming Court - Leva Bennett, Theresa Hoyt, Beverly Weeks, Lela Case, Betty Shannon (Maid of Honor), Queen Rose Thornton, Charline Andrews, Bernice Barnes, and Juanice White. Attendants Lindy Glenn, Flower Girl, and John Brown, Crown Bearer. 47 7 cvre tt u tCe z ttt “Sudtie £ S 'rtyL Parents and Teachers enjoy coffee hour. Attending their children’s classes was very informative during American Education Week. Parents learn A-B-C’s of first grade. 48 '5tf tyci U vi4. 'P%e e tt Dtit t4eC 7 i 'Dt4 ie4 Things came to a climax when the girls’ scheme was discovered. Curtain call for DAMSELS IN DISTRESS - Carol Chambliss, Gene Yarbrough, Charel Tubbs, Juanice White, Ernestine Harper, Betty Shannon, Linda Atkinson, Billy McGehee, Charlcie McGehee, Harry Shannon, Tony Hoyt, and Carolyn Chambliss. 49 SetUoxa ‘P ifrvwK i t Sa 76 Curtain call for SO THIS IS BLISS - Gene Yarbrough, Rose Thornton, Elizabeth Blasengame, Juanice White, Carol Chambliss, Betty Shannon, Carolyn Chambliss, Charel Tubbs, Charlie Rains, Harry Shannon, Gerald Glover, Billy Mc- Gehee, Tony Hoyt, Patsy Socia, Ernestine Harper. Charlcie McGehee, Jerry Rainer, Johnnie Mac Thomasson, and Linda Atkinson. Director for the play was Mrs. Ben Gray. 50 The art of make-up is very important in the production of a play. Stick 'em up, mister! Yes, he’s been fed. ELEMENTARY As dreams are made on, and our little life Is rounded with a sleep. SHAKESPEARE 54 56 cC e he elementary store is a popular place. s4ctcoitce6 r t- 'tyecvi t t £Ce te«t vi t ScAooi Third grade students of Mrs. Larry Farley presented the annual Thanksgiving program. 58 BUSY AS BEES IN LINCOLN COUNTY was a first place winner for the Elementary School in the annual County Fair Parade. Decorating for Christmas in Mrs. Tarver’s fourth grade. Mrs. Spencer's class poses after presenting an assembly observing American Education Week. Everyone enjoys some activity at recess time. Mrs. Robinson's third grade presented an assembly of Favorite Stories. Burke supervises Phillip's —W ' ™ allracts students during The camera aiua Ann Moore s Learning to write 60 £HRistmaq Students Me y Chriam merry P0!ed the Christmas S6C0nd 8™ «udems new stories. 61 959 SCetneMfasuf, Sfru t p '?e4tiua,C The big event of the year for the elementary school is the Spring Festival. Over 300 students in grades 1 through 6 participate, and over 1000 people view the annual event. It demands the cooperation, originality, and time of all the elementary teachers and the music teachers. Not only do they plan the program, stage the numbers, teach the children, design the costumes, but also make all the props and deco- rate the gym. Much credit is due these teachers for this outstanding program. The Elementary Choir, selectee to the program with their good Stony 006 Z tcC from the 5th and 6th grades, added singing. Arabian dancing girls perform for the Sultan. The music of the Pied Piper attracts the mice of Hamelin Town. 63 Snow White waves good-bye to the Seven Dwarfs. FAVORITES Holy, fair, and wise is she; The heaven such grace did lend her, That she might admired he. Is she kind as she is fair? For beauty lives with kindness. SHAKESPEARE 'Seventy 02( ee6 66 Judge in selection of the ROCKET Beauty was Miss Suzanne Jackson, Miss Arkansas 1960. f oAnuie Tfazc “Seautcf Mnt Sue Sc toede We '76 vi tfo t 67 'i JOHNNIE MAC THOMASSON, Senior ROSE THORNTON, Senior SUE SCHROEDER, Junior TOMMYE SMITH. Junior BEVERLY WEEKS, Sophomore 68 oc6et 764vutto i y nef- TRcUne Se Uon, 0?OMvUte6 70 raw. Iftoilie ?%c66lc 7 wt Safi uwt ie 0?a,wvute 72 76 VuU Hl 959 j atcOz Sue cuuC !2uee t Seeuor “ityig i “TOda I Teddy Nichols Doris Morgan HEARTBREAKERS Tommye Smith Charlie Baugh MOST TALENTED Johnnie Thomasson Ray Wynn NEATEST 75 Jerry Rainer Sue Schroeder Patricia Davidson David Weeks MR. and MISS S.C.H.S. Tommye Smith Ray Wynn CUTEST FRIENDLIEST 76 Harry Shannon Carolyn Chambliss MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sue Schroeder Jerry Rainer BEST PERSONALITY Jeff Shannon Linda Kay Frizzell MOST SINCERE Jan McFalls Terry Smith MOST TALENTED Selected by popular vote of all junior high students. Nina Coffman Phil Schroeder BEST LOOKING Tommy Feeny Jan McFalls BEST ATHLETE Jeff Shannon Jan McFalls Brenda Harmon MOST DEPENDABLE Gail Scifres Ed Hardin WITTIEST • Suzanne Rodgers Tommy Feeny MR. and MISS JUNIOR HIGH Paulette Steed Tommy Feeny FRIENDLIEST 79 'pacccCtcf '7V6 Earl Fulmer Jackie Jordan Clemit Phillips FAVORITE TEACHERS Favorite teachers selected by vote of student body; other selections were by vote of high school faculty. Mrs. Robert Campbell Don Thurman MOST PROGRESSIVE William Roberts Mrs. Ben Gray Louis Bluerock MOST VERSATILE 80 BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Emily Carter Mrs. James Brown Margaret Fletcher FAVORITE TEACHERS •Selection made by vote of student body. Ruby Fish Jackie Jordan STUDENTS WORK HARDEST FOR Louis Bluerock Emily Carter FRIENDLIEST 81 82 Scueet6e vtf 4. “Secuc 2 itt cf 7ftc e 6 e e world's a stage ll the men and women merely layers: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts, . . . SHAKESPEARE Left to right - Patricia Davidson, President; Johnnie Thomasson, Vice President; Ernestine Harper, Secretary-Treasurer; Barbara Burr, Reporter; Mrs. Jim Watson, Sponsor. Carolyn Chambliss Carol Chambliss Harry Shannon Patsy Socia Rose Thornton Juanice White All two year members. 'Ttatcowzt 'rtyotuyi Society New members initiated February 5 - Billy McGehee, Tommye Smith, Donna Frizzell, Charlcie McGehee, Glenna Tucker. SECOND ROW: Frances Traylor, Sue Schroeder, Cynthia Vick, Paulette Rains, and Mary Catherine Bennett. 84 7 -Reels'? Stag 960 ROCKETT Staff - Co-Business Managers, Linda Atkinson and Harry Shannon; Promotion Managers, Ann Burr and Ernestine Harper; Senior Editors, Patricia Davidson, Betty Shannon and Juanice White; Person- alities, Carolyn Chambliss, Charlcie McGehee and Johnnie Thomasson; Class Editors, Rose Thornton and Catherine Morgan; Club Editors, Mary Bennett and Patsy Socia; Sports Editor, Gerald Glover; Sponsor, Mr. Louis Bluerock. Meeting deadlines kept the staff at a fast pace. Linda Atkinson, Harry Shannon, Johnnie lac Thomasson, and Betty Shannon work to complete their part of the book. For all the hours spent in long, hard work the sense of accomplishment felt upon completion was a reward well worth while. 85 the latest issue. School 4ctcvitce4 STAR Staff - EDITOR, Patricia Davidson; MAKEUP EDITOR, Ernestine Harper; CONCESSIONS, Betty Shannon; EDITORIAL BOARD, Paulette Rains, Rose Pharr, Betty Shannon; SPORTS, Ray Wynn, Jerry Drake, Larry Coats; FEATURES, Elizabeth Burns; ART WORK, Charlene Andrews; BUSINESS STAFF, Catherine Morgan, Charlie Rains, James Lee; CIRCULATION, Bonnie Johnson, Barbara Burr; EXCHANGE, Marilyn Donaldson; PHOTOGRAPHER. Margie Chambliss; SPONSOR, Mr. W. H. Roberts. 'patune OFFICERS - Ernestine Harper, President; Barbara Burr, Vice President; Margaret Myrick, Secre- tary; Paulette Rains, Reporter; Mary Catherine Bennett, Treasurer; Mr. W. E. Green, Sponsor. The Future Teachers was organized in order to give every student the opportunity of ac- quainting himself with the responsibility and opportunity that teaching provides. Several times this year the students have been able to teach at the elementary school. cutd Ttbuut M These students served the school this year as Bus and Hall Monitors. 87 ROSE THORNTON President, Student Body CAROLYN CHAMBLISS Vice President, Student Body Student STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES - Joan Frizzell, Donna Friz- zell, Vera Brewster, Pat Phillips, Maxine Pyle, Harry Shannon (Sec- retary), Jerry Rainer, Gerald Glover, and Ted Nichols. The Student Council offers valuable training to the youth of Star City High School by giving them actual experience in proper govern- ment participation. The Council serves as an organization that helps the administration to realize the interests and needs of the students. FIRE MARSHAL, Harry Shannon; DEPUTIES, Steve Lovett, Charles Burton, and Carol Chambliss. Mr. James Brown, sponsor. Fire Marshals is a state-wide organization designed to promote and foster the basic principles of safety in the public schools, saving valuable school property and people's lives. OFFICERS - Tommye Smith, President; Charles Burton, Vice President; Carolyn Chambliss, Secretary; Carol Chambliss, Reporter; Charlcie McGehee, Program Chairman; Mrs. James frown and Mr. Earl Fulmer, Sponsors. The purpose of the Senior Science Club is to promote the interest of science in SCHS. The school Science Fair was the outstanding event of the year. Senior Science The Library Club is made up of the library assistants for each period. These students learn to check books, shelve them, process new books and magazines, and in general to do the basic tasks needed to run a library. The bulletin board is always timely and interesting. OFFICERS - Toni Farley, President; Ann Newton, Vice President; Christene Long, Secretary; Mrs. James Shepard, Sponsor. Sue Schroeder presents F.H.A. Beau Billy McGehee with a gift from the chapter. New numbers receive F.H.A. pins. 'picture ' (Mte tuaAer4 The chief purpose of the F. H. A. is to further in- F.H. A. strives for a better and stronger America America promote a growing appreciation of the joys 90 ICERS - ERNESTINE HARPER, president; CATOEMOTMOTGAI J ICKY ,IG. BEVERLY WEEKS, vice presidents; MARY BENNE ' J N , ewTTH treasurer; GLENDA HAYGOOD. reporter; LINDA CALHOUN. oriam GAYNELL McKIBBENS. song leader; MRS. ROBERT GLE . spon Strove far better terest in home economics and community life. The through the home. The Future Homemakers of and satisfactions of homemaking. F H'A' ieadefS in Ceremo ny. Something to Crow About wins a blue ribbon at the County Fair. FFA OFFICERS - Billy McGehee, President; Mackie Edmonds, Vice President; Jerry Rainer, Secretary; Gerald Glover, Treasurer; Carol Chambliss, Reporter; Gene Yarbrough. Sentinel; Tony Hoyt, Junior Advisor; Mr. James Shepard, Advisor. 'octane The purpose of the FFA is to train pres- ent and prospective farmers in the efficiency of agricultural activities. The objective of the FFA is the development of agricultural 92 These fourth year Agriculture boys have been checking on the 60 acre school forest leased from the International Paper Company. s4 K Uct i @Ccc6 leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Motto - Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. 93 MARTHA WHITE Junior JOHNNIE MAC THOMASSON Senior 94 TOMMYE SMITH Junior THE PEP CLUB is one of the most active clubs in Star City activity and to foster sportsmanship and cooperation at all cie McGehee; Vice President, Marilyn Martin; Secretary, porter, Paulette Rains. School SfrOut High. The purpose of the club is to promote athletic games. Sponsor, Mrs. Ben Gray. President, Chari- Linda Ballard; Treasurer, Marilyn Weatherford; Re- Gail Scifres, Paulette da Harmon, Jan McFalls, SUE SCHROEDER Junior ROSE THORNTON Senior GLENDA HAYGOOD Sophomore 95 Settavi (tywi SENIOR GIRLS’CHOIR - P. Conner, Frizzell, Case, Weatherford, McGehee, Whitten, Prysock, Rains, M. Brewster, Tribble; Morgan, Edwards, Lyle, Burns, Phillips, Vick, Calhoun, V. Brewster, Linneman, Harper, Lephiew, Baggett, Craig; White, Drake, B. Conner, Martin, McKibbens, Davidson; W. Harper, Johnson, Barnes, and Knobloch. Accompanists for the group were Peggy Conner, Dian Frizzell, Doris Ann Morgan, and Mollie Tribble. Director was Miss Margaret Fletcher. BOYS’ QUARTET - Charlie Rains, Carol Chambliss, Harry Lee Shannon, and Jerry Rainer. 96 SENIOR GIRLS ’ ENSEMBLE - Tribble, Rains, Harper, Barnes, Con ner, Martin, Baggett, White, Morgan, McKibbens, Case, Edwards, McGehee, and Frizzell. BOYS'CHOIR - Hackney, Burton, Frizzell, Owen, Whitten, Rainer, Lowery; T. L. Bates, T. J. Bates, R. Chambliss, Butler, Williamson, McGehee; C. Chambliss, Hoyt, Edmonds, Fullbright, Yar- brough, Rains, Shannon, Bill Parker, Bob Parker. Accompanist for the group was Jan McFalls. 97 SENIOR CHOIR OFFICERS - (Girls) Paulette Rains, Secretary; Gaynell McKibbens and Pat Davidson, Librarians; Charlcie McGehee, President; Doris Ann Morgan, Librarian; Martha White, Vice President. (Boys) Harry Shannon, Librarian; Charlie Rains, President; Bill Parker, Librarian; Jerry Rainer, Vice President. JUNIOR CHOIR OFFICERS - Jan McFalls, President; Elizabeth Gill. Vice President; Ann Newton, Secretary; Charlotte Halbert, Re- porter; Ann Gifford, Toni Farley, and Mary Shipley, Librarians. 98 JUNIOR GIRLS'ENSEMBLE - Roberts, Gill, Loveless, Carr, Earnest, Matthews, Brewster. SECOND ROW: McFalls, Halbert, Eldridge, Baggett, Shipley, Newton, Scott, and Baugh. fJuttton, iee @Ccc The junior high girls' glee club had 48 members. The group sang on the Christmas Concert, in assembly, and at the District Choral Festival. Jan McFalls, Charlotte Halbert, and Betty Baugh were accompanists, and Miss Margaret Fletcher was Director. 99 BAND PERSONNEL - Chambliss, T. Nichols, Tubbs, T. Smith, Frizzell, Haygood, Tribble, Gannaway, W. Atkin- son, Campbell, Drake, Shannon, K. Huff, J. Huff, Nuckols, Carter, Christman, Curry, Haley, Harris, McGehee, Mayers, Harvey, T. Smith, Leonard, Reed, Rodgers, Carr, Fish, V. Nichols, Ollar, Thornton, R. Atkinson, Loveless, Edwards, Baugh, Adams. Band Director, John Conrad. Stax ScJiooC Horns blasted out fiery fight songs during the football season. 100 Above are the SCHS majorettes. Left to right are Vicki Nuckols, Glenda Haygood, Tommye Smith (Drum Major), Gloria Reed, and Joyce Harvey. “3Cue cutd '2V Jute 3a tct p- 'T ’ t.u . The Band performed at all football games. They put on excellent halftime shows. 101 ‘Sand TRAINING BAND - left to right: Benjie McGraw, Terry Frizzell, Ronnie Carter, Randy Carter, Jackie Bailey, Roger Harrison, Curtis Ray Fish, Fred McKnight, Robert Loveless, and Charles Rodgers. ScutcC MRS. JACK ATKINSON President MRS. FRED NUCKOLS Vice President MRS. FLETCHER HARVEY Secretary-Treasurer BAND OFFICERS - Left to right: Tommye Smith, Reporter; Charlie Baugh, Treasurer, Ted Nichols, 102 Secretary; Glenda Haygood, Vice President; Harry Christman, President. -■ f—1 (2o un ictal Ccc OFFICERS - Linda Frizzell, President; Judy Huff, Vice President; Gwen Austin, Secretary; Elizabeth Gill, Treasurer; Sponsor, Mr. W. E. Green. The Junior Science Club was organized to encourage young scientists. These young students contributed much to the school science fair this year. OFFICERS - Sue Schroeder, President; Johnnie Thomasson, 1st Vice President; Ernestine Harper, 2nd Vice President; Patricia Davidson, Secretary; Patsy Socia, Treasurer; Catherine Morgan, Reporter; Mrs. Robert Campbell, Sponsor. The purpose of the Commercial Club is to create and promote interest in Business Education. Accomplishments for the year include purchase of new equipment for the department, sponsoring Talent Assembly, and acquiring better understanding of the Business Education field. Sciettce O! It is excellent To have a giant's strength; but it is tyrannous To use it like a giant. SHAKESPEARE Sfasi (pity 'Vcvt ttty No. 22 Back All-District 106 CHARLIE RAINS No. 84 End JAMES LEE No. 30 Back The Star City Bulldogs pictured are - left to right - Kenneth An- derson, Mickey Lyle, Ottis Willis, Cullis Whitten, Michael West, James Lowery, Nolen Owen, Louis Williamson, Jerry Newton, Letf Conner (manager). Second row - Frank Lamb (manager), Coach Don McHan, Johnny White, Tom Cogbill, Vernon Burns, Charles Butler, 0?oot zCl 7 z n Bill Parker, Charlie Rains, James McFalls, Jerry Rainer. Third row - James Lee, Otis Farley, Harry Shannon, Larry Goggans, Mickey Drake, Gerald Glover, James Free, Ray Wynn, Jerry Drake, Coach Jackie Jordan. GERALD GLOVER No. 41 Back OTTIS WILLIS No. 31 Back JERRY DRAKE No. 51 Center • « Bulldogs and Bullpups get last minute instructions before their games. SEASON RECORD Star City 38 Dollarway 7 Star City 0 Lake Village 25 Star City 19 Monticello 6 Star City 7 Rison 21 Star City 6 Watson Chapel 0 Star City 0 Warren 25 Star City 0 McGehee 20 Star City 7 Hamburg 27 Star City 12 Dermott 7 Star City 14 White Hall 13 Star City 13 Fordyce 40 Star City 6 Dumas 26 JAMES FREE No. 74 Tackle HARRY SHANNON No. 83 End RAY WYNN No. 11 Quarterback OTIS FARLEY No. 64 Guard A 11-District 2 years 108 '59 “SuCCficcfr Squact 1959 SQUAD - FIRST ROW, left to right - Jerry Shepard, Dennis White, Charlie Baggett, Troy Shepard. Weldon Wynn, Jimmy Butler, Jon Howell. SECOND ROW - Coach Don McHan, Danny Drake, Miles Fish, Gary Me- Gehee, Jimmy Haley, Reed Thornton, Ricky Lowery. Ronald Pickens, Phil Schroeder. THIRD ROW - William Reed, Jimmy McGehee, Jerry Cone. John Shannon, Donnie Harper, James Dorsey, James Lowery, Thomas Mc- Gregor. FOURTH ROW - Donald Henley, Robbie Atkinson, Newell Gill, Rod Norton, Harry Christman, Billy Curry, Wayne Atkinson, Elwin Ollar. FIFTH ROW - Hollis Tisdale. Jeff Shannon, Kenneth Anderson, Tommy Feeny, Terry Smith. Terry Mayers, Glenn Carter. Star City Star City Star City Star City Star City Star City Star City JUNIOR RECORD 19 Dollarway - - ; 19 Dumas -- 18 Monticello - - 6 Hamburg - - - 26 Watson Chapel -0 Warren 12 Whitehall - - - 0 13 - 6 25 - 0 18 14 10? ‘Saa bet ztC FIRST ROW: Frank Lamb (Manager), Gerald Glover (Forward), Cullis Whitten (Guard), Skipper Burns (Guard), Johnny White (Guard). Raymond Lowery (Center). SECOND ROW: Don McHan, Assistant Coach; Jerry Rainer (Guard), Rudy Webb (Forward), James Watts (Guard), Jackie Greenham (Forward), Louis Williamson (Forward), Jackie Jordan, Coach. THIRD ROW: Charles Butler (Center), John Robinson (Center), Ray Wynn (Center), Larry Goggans (Center), and Harry Shannon (Forward). WON 10 LOST 12 GRADUATING SENIOR PLAYERS RAY WYNN, No. 45 Center, 6'4 HARRY SHANNON, No. 44 Forward, 6T GERALD GLOVER. No. 21 Forward, S'lO” JERRY RAINER, No. 15 Guard, 5'9 NO Se Uo% {pinC FIRST ROW - Coach Jackie Jordan, Elizabeth Burns (Guard), Betty Conner (Forward), Tommye Smith (Guard) All- District 1959, Ernestine Harper (Guard), Paulette Rains (Guard), Charlcie McGehee (Guard), Martha White (Forward), Sammy Bennett (Guard), Assistant Coach Mrs. Ben Gray. SECOND ROW - Lei a Case (Forward), Elizabeth Blasengame (Forward), Wanda Williams (Guard), Carolyn Chambliss (Forward), Juanice White (Forward), and Glenna Tucker (Forward). WON 3 LOST 10 Ernestine Harper (Guard), Elizabeth Burns (Guard), Carolyn Chambliss (Forward), Charlcie McGehee (Guard), Juanice White (Forward) All-District 1959, Elizabeth Blasengame (Forward). Ill flutter ‘Rocfsi FIRST ROW: Troy Shepherd (Manager), Gary McGehee (Guard), Jimmy Haley (Guard), Terry Smith (Guard), Glyn Carter (Guard), Wayne Harris (Guard), Ronnie Ballard (Guard). SECOND ROW: Jimmy McGehee (Guard), Phil Schroeder (Center), Ronald Pickens (Forward), Rod Norton (Forward), Tommy Feeny (Forward), James Dorsey (Center), Jeff Shannon (Forward), and Coach Jackie Jordan. WON 9 LOST 8 FIRST ROW; Thrita Polk (Guard), Gail Scifres (Forward), Barbara Myrick (Forward), Dian Loveless (Forward), Susan Culpepper (Forward), D BBBTrter (Forward), Suzanne Rodgers (Forward). SECOND ROW: Coach Koleta Gray, Ann Gifford (Forward), Janice Goggans (Guard), Gloria Reed (Guard), Linda Ratterree (Guard), Paulette Steed (Guard), Mary Shipley (Guard), Judy Conner (Guard), Vicki Scott (Guard), Jan McFalls (Forward), and Sharron Hopkins (Manager). WON 2 LOST 0 112 ‘S z 6et ziC 4ctco t Feeny (No. 20) guards against a race down court. A practice session in junior girls' basketball. Who got the ball this time? 113 utCctoya S6 0V ‘rtyoc tCe 114 Many loyal fans came out to boost the Bulldog basketball teams. cutd Fitting to get ball in the senior girls' game with Whitehall. 115 SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL SQUAD - Shepherd, Baggett, White, McGehee, Drake, McCoy, Fish. Carter, Jordan, Henley, Burton (Coach). Chambliss and White out-rebound the White- hall girls. Senior boys' manager, Frank Lamb, holds the trophy which the boys won in the County Tournament by defeating Grady 43-36. ADVERTISERS Compliments of CHICKEN BASKET Pine Bluff Arkansas EDITH'S BEAUTY SHOP Highway 81, South Phone - 16R Star City Congratulations Seniors R. W. HYATT, D. D.S, Monticello Arkansas RYALL GIN YORKTOWN The Best in the Land Arkansas LYLE AUTO APPLIANCE STORE Star City PINE BLUFF FABRIC CENTER Pine Bluff Arkansas NOBLES' CLEANERS Star City WE PICK-UP AND DELIVER You Can Be Sure SID OWEN WELDING SHOP If It's Westinghouse Star City Arkansas 118 Congratulations to the I960 Class TH 5 LOCATIONS SIMMON °”‘BAN PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS CIRCLE DRIVE-IN Star City JULIAN BOYD SERVICE STATION LINCOLN LEDGER EARL CAUSEY, Editor School and Home Supplies CITIKS for All Star City, Arkansas SIR VI Cl STACY'S ''For Women Who Care What They Wear Star City, Ark. Phone 325-W 224 Main Phone JE 4-7232 Pine Bluff, Arkansas 119 1. Lunchroom cutups. 9. You boys get busy! 2. What happened to the rest of the class? 10. Six marks plus four marks equals? 3. Meanwhile, in the Tower of London . . . 11. Well, what IS the tibula? 4. Shakespeare was who? 12. Cheese . . . 5. Mr. Green plans a trip to the moon? 13. Does it hurt? 6. X plus Y equals the sum of which? 14. No, sir! I’m not chewing gum. 7. Nervous, coach? 15. Harry Lee gets a face lifting. 8. Da, dee, da, da, rum, turn, turn! 16. Now don't pose, Mr. Bluerock! Compliments of DR. JAMES TALIAFERRO D.D.S. 1212 Main Pine Bluff, Arkansas uccess to the graduating COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Pine Bluff Monticello class Compliments of A. J. PICKENS LINCOLN COUNTY Lion Service Station BUTANE GAS CO. STAR CITY ARKANSAS Complete LP Gas Service LP and Natural Gas Appliances FRANK'S Hotpoint Electric Appliances SHOE STORE Phone 350 P. O. Box 562 Pine Bluff PAT H. RILEY, JR. , Manager JAS. H. CROSS Star City, Arkansas COTTON COMPANY Pine Bluff Arkansas 121 MYHAND DEAM, INC. AWjk. AERIAL FARMERS Better - Faster - Cheaper Dusting, Spraying, Fertilizing Seeding and Defoliating MAD BUTCHER NEW SUPERMARKET Arkansas Largest and Best Agriculture Flying Service 3rd and Highway 65 25 Working Aircraft to Serve You Pine Bluff, Arkansas We Are as Close to You as Your Phone Also 1010 West 4th Phone Je 5-2424 Pine Bluff Fordyce, Arkansas Phone 4161 Grady E. LEON CONNER G. BROCKMAN W. B. TARVER - R. A. GOYEN Circuit Clerk - - - -E. C. HARDIN Assessor..............LESTER NICHOLS LINCOLN COUNTY OFFICIALS 122 1. Cleaning up is hard work. 2. Mrs. Kelley, the super.” 3. Chow hounds! 4. Yes, man, we know it’s good. 5. Teachers vs Students. 6. Somebody spilled it. 7i te — 7. No, Mr. Phillips, you can't sit there. 8. Ahh, Coach Glenn! 9. Oh, well, another day; another dollar. 10. Just a glass of milk, Mrs. Green? 11. Jerry is on a diet. Compliments of Compliments WINCHESTER of AUTO STORES, INC. 905 Main Street B. S. HUNDLEY CO. Pine Bluff, Arkansas B. S. HUNDLEY, SR. - Phone 89 BALLARD'S DAIRYETTE Lands - Timber - Rental Property Star City MONTICELLO Office Phone 11 CITY DRUGS Star City, Arkansas Monticello, Arkansas LIST LAUNDRY and CLEANERS LINCOLN-DESHA Pine Bluff, Arkansas TELEPHONE CO. INC. Auto Repairing Call 141 COGBILL’S GARAGE ipgpp Star City, Arkansas A TIUIPHONI PROTECT� YOUR MOMI IN EMEROENCI � HANNA FURNITURE CO. , INC. Star City, Arkansas 310-312 No. Main Yes, a Telephone Is Worth Ph. EM 7-3341 More Than It Costs ! Monticello, Arkansas 124 Foods With Budget and Appetite Appeal Jaif FREEMAN Copt pah if Serving The Mid-South And Southwest DALLAS LITTLE ROCK MEMPHIS Compliments of ROBBIE “DINK” CLARY CITIES Distributor for SERVICE ARKANSAS FUEL OIL CORPORATION Star City, Arkansas JONES EQUIPMENT COMPANY John Deere Farm Equipment PHONE 209 STAR CITY LIN-CO LUMBER CO. Star City PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Monticello Arkansas 125 1. Tarzan of the Goal Posts. 7. Time out for pictures. 2. Watch the birdie, please. 8. Making pom poms. 3. McEntire does the dirty work 9. Star City High ... 4. Go, team, go! 10. Our cousin, John, from Texas? 5. Alabama shake it. 11. What's going on here? 6. Beverly was the only one ready. Stop at NOBLES SERVICE STATION Star City, Arkansas Compliments of A. W. BAKER COTTON COMPANY Pine Bluff, Arkansas MODERN LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 900 Poplar St. Pine Bluff, Ark. Compliments of WADE BLACK FLORIST Pine Bluff DEPARTMENT STORE 4th and Main Streets PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS Home of Good Food CITY CAFE Star City, Arkansas BROWN TV APPLIANCES Motorola TV is your best buy. The set with the exclusive tube sentry. With one full year guarantee on all parts - plus Browns extended two year guarantee on picture tube. The best in TV Service Motorola TV and Admiral TV Where Business Is Transacted on Highest of Ethical Standards. . . Monticello, Arkansas OWl DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST CORNER DRUG STORE Monticello Compliments of WHOLESALE PARTS COMPANY Star City, Arkansas 513 Main Pine Bluff 127 Steed's Rexall Drugs PHONE 1 STAR CITY mOur doors are never closed to the sick JACK ADAMS Bus Station - Curb Market Star City Arkansas .LOOMIS FLORAL COMPANY Place Your Orders With the PTA Phone je 5-0322 316 West Sixth Pine Bluff See Us for Qualify Producfs BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Star City, Ark. Phone 90 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS One of the Secrets to Financial Success Is to Learn to Save Systematically! Member:Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System 128 rfy ie cutd 7 1. My, how the styles do change. 6. Ain't She Sweet? 2. These didn't get away, did they, Reed? 7. After the work comes the banquet. 3. Marilyn doesn't worry about this sign. 8. Four Whiz Kids. 4. Phil and Vicky are two way-out cowboys. 9. Who is getting choked? 5. Another Presley from Star City. 129 C. L RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORPORATION Owned by Those We Serve STAR CITY, ARKANSAS Phone 44 130 HENDRIX AUTO TRIM SHOP Pine Bluff, Ark. Seat Covers and Trim Supplies Good Luck, Seniors W. H. KENNEDY and SON COTTON Pine Bluff, Arkansas CALLOWAY FLOOR SERVICE Floor Covering and Finishing Phone JE 4-6171 1303 West 20th Ave. Pine Bluff, Ark. Compliments of HI-WAY 81 SERVICE STATION Star City Arkansas GIVE YOUR CAR . Phone JE 4-6130 215 East 6th Street 131 O -Stde 'PCtupi, 1. Happy McHan. 7. Look happy, boys; we're winning. 2. Had enough, 31? 8. Star City 19, Monticello 6 - We did it! 3. Don’t just stand there. Gang him! 9. That old windmill. 4. Who, me? Mr. Referee? 10. Look at all the stripes. Tucker Farm? 5. Who's running tailback? 11. The Three Stooges. 6. Hup, two - waaay back. 12. Will he make it? Complete Farm Machinery Sales and Service IMPLEMENT TRUCK SUPPLY CO., INC. Pine Bluff and Gould, Arkansas Compliments of LINCOLN ABSTRACT CO. Phone 144 Star City, Arkansas JOE'S SHOE SHOP 821 Main Phone JE 4-9491 Pine Bluff TAYLOR AND CO. INSURANCE Insurance Rentals Real Estate Phone JE 4-3711 206 S. Pine Street Pine Bluff Arkansas m JoHnscDn S E Pi • MOf= S E MOTORS BUDDY’S MOTOR SERVICE Star City, Ark. 133 P.T.A. OFFICERS - Mrs. Fred Thomton, First Vice President; Mrs. B. F. McGraw, President; Mrs. Bob Campbell. Secretary; Mrs. B. W. Gibbs. Treasurer. Not pictured Mrs. Buck White, Second Vice President. BEASON'S SERVICE STATION Star City, Arkansas Cong ratulations PINE BLUFF OFFICE MACHINE CO. Authorized Underwood Dealer 1121 Main Pine Bluff Robert McEntire - Flag Monitor Compliments of JEFFERSON COUNTY VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Esso 134 B. W. GIBBS DENTIST Phone 299 Star City, Arkansas MAIN AT THIRD fj The House of FAMOUS LABELS in Downtown PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS 135 Congratulations Compliments of DAVID SAUL BRAM and Seniors W. J. WILKENS and SON Pine Bluff R. C. PETTY, M.D. Best Wishes, Seniors HAYGOOD BARBER SHOP Star City, Arkansas Star City, Arkansas Phone 4 NEAL’S Famous Name Brands of the World Shoes to Fit Your Personality Phone JE 4-3624 Pine Bluff Arkansas SERVE THE BEST MEAT PRODUCTS Packed by BROWN PACKING Little Rock, Arkansas 136 1. asdf jkl; - busy typing class. 2. What’s back there?? 3. Book worms! 4. Just relaxin'. 5. Elizabeth and Molley discuss French? 6. Mrs. Gray to the rescue! 7. Not enough chairs? 8. That big bass drum! 9. Everybody out!! 10. Wonder how it'll taste? 11. Marilyn has all the answers. 12. Is it too tight now? 137 THE BORDEN COMPANY 771 Borden 7%dqe ... to Keep always in mind our original pur- poses-to produce milk that meets, first of all, the health needs of tinv children. Bv so Pine Bluff, Arkansas 901 Linden REAP - JOHNSON FURNITURE CD. TALIAFERRO’S CUT RATE STORE ED LEE JOHNSON, OWNER 705 MAIN ST. PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS SOUTH FUNERAL HOME The One Stop Store Phone JE4-2120 Feeds, Groceries, Meats Pine Bluff, Arkansas General Merchandise Congratulations, Seniors at Bargain Prices HAYGOOD CAFE Tarry, Arkansas Phone 810-F12 Star City 139 On t£c 1. Nobody wants the ball. 2. Well, DID it or DIDN'T it? 3. We’ve got ’em surrounded. 4. Oh, her aching head. 5. Pop, Rainer! 6. Run hard! “ttycvictcwHMC 7. Dunk shoots a free throw. 8. Who’s ahead, men? 9. Where's their side? 10. What is it down there? 11. Three mighty men. 12. We'll get it, yet. CAPITAL TYPEWRITER AGENCY Pine Bluff I 19 Main Sf. Congratulations HOME INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Exclusively for 65 Years 117 Main Street Pine Bluff Phone JE4-9892 Everything for the Home---- Save More at DAVIDSONS FURNITURE Save your cash--use our easy terms. PINE BLUFF BEAUTY COLLEGE 300 Pine Pine Bluff 119 East Second Cnuf lflclicadi PHOTO BAR 227 MAIN STREET PINE BLUFF, ARK. MORTUARY Pine Bluff, Arkansas 8th Ave . Cherry Street Phone JE 4-3131 A Policy With Our Insurance Company Costs So Little and Helps So Much When Needed AMERICAN CLOTHING A. MEYER, Proprietor Men's and Young Men's Clothing Phone je 4-9310 329 Main Pine Bluff, Ark. RALEY'S HOUSE OF MUSIC Your Complete Music Store 6th and Main Pine Bluff, Ark. 14! J arm Sc jMonte j upplg JOHN W. SCOTT. Owner Feed—Seed—Fertilizer—Groceries Phone —122 STAR CITY. ARKANSAS COMPLIMENTS OF Stephens Hardware Tarver Mercantile Mark Brewer Scott Service Station Vick's Recreation Dr. Marshal Schrantz Congratulations Seniors WHITE'S GROCERY Crigler, Arkansas MARTIN BROS. GAS COMPANY, INC Star City, Arkansas Phone 59 MOSS TRUCK TRACTOR CO. International Harvester Equipment Purina Chows STAR CITY, ARKANSAS DR. JAMES FREELAND FREELAND CLINIC STAR CITY, ARKANSAS 142 s4%OU tct CUtei s4 out Sc tooC 1. Rings are here!! Look at all the money. 2. Punch, anyone? 3. Don't throw that! 4. Camera shy. 5. Go, Jerry, go. 6. Wish I were taking that subject. 7. Our busy caretaker. 8. Some joke! 9. What are you laughing about? That’s a test! 10. Solemn subject - BOYS. 11. Say cheese. 12. Is HE that bright, Linda? Shop With Confidence at COHEN’S 205 Main Street Pine Bluff, Arkansas Compliments of STEPHENSON FUNERAL HOME MONTICELLO, ARKANSAS 144 Safety - Courtesy - Service BANK OF STAR CITY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SMA I___1_ WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT Star City, Arkansas G. D. SMITH c MERCANTILE Star City, Arkansas STRICKLAND JEWELERS Gifts - Watches - Silver - Pottery Every customer must be satisfied Monticello, Arkansas lt KU4t it Compliments of DELTA BOTTLING COMPANY Dumas, Arkansas Pop Kola and Grapette You Get More for Your Money and Much Better Taste Too! STONE COTTON CO. Pine Bluff, Ark. Available at All Beverage Dealers 146 1. Marilyn Donaldson 2. Johnnie Mac Thomasson 3. Charel Tubbs 4. Patsy Socia 5. Jerry Drake 6. Charlie Rains 7. The Halloween Spook House. 8. Young Lovers 9. Charlcie Nell McGehee Congratulations, Seniors ! From the Home of Milk and Ice Cream OK ICE CREAM and CANDY COMPANY Pine Bluff, Arkansas THE W. W. KELLEY AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance Farm Loans Insurance for Every Need Fire - Life - Auto - Casualty Bonds W. W. KELLEY, Owner Phone 244 Star City, Arkansas Congratulations, Seniors RUTH CULPEPPER BEAUTY SHOP Star City, Arkansas PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS NICHOLS VARIETY STORE Star City, Arkansas Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Arkansas' Most Complete Department Store 912 West 6th Avenue Pine Bluff, Arkansas 148 School 'Daye 1. What happens on those pep squad buses? 7. Otis has all the girls. 2. Eager beavers. 8. Three little brats. 3. Two Bulldogs! 9. Who isn't worried about their lines? 4. Let's make a snowman. 10. Bus stop. All out! 5. Christmas time was party time. 11. No! It's my serve! 6. It's not that bad, is it, Esial? joo. {mxJL ' Jl fio AW! THE WORLD’S MOST BEAUTIFULLY PROPORTIONED CARS NOW AT ALL FORD DEALERS Star City Motor Co., Inc You1!! Go Finer When You Go Ford Star City, Arkansas Phone - 58 HARRY'S STYLE - QUALITY - POPULAR PRICE jer the entire 5am if if Compliments of 305 Main St. Phone JE 4-4134 PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS ROBBIE “DINK” CLARY McNEW REALTY Distributor for and INSURANCE CO. ARKANSAS FUEL OIL Real Estate JE5-0431 CORPORATION Insurance JE4-6022 Pine Bluff, Arkansas CITIES Makers of Clothes That Fit © Altering and Repairing SERVICE MOORE'S TAILORING COMPANY 107 West Second St. Star City, Arkansas Pine Bluff, Ark. 151 3 W + , Da tyocc .e ne pt i . . .? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Here chick, chick! Not crowded, is it, girls? Imagine that! And no Hula Hoop either. What? Saturday night already? Mr. Boyd keeps the halls shining. Oops! Come in. World! Happy birthday. Leva. 8. See what the fish got for biting on Sundayl 9. Eskimo Fever. 10. Baby Doll. 11. Like the Mounties, she always gets her man. 12. Mickey Mantle, Star City size. 13. The cheerleaders lead the parade. 14. Rogue’s Gallery. Archery's Fun for Everyone -BE11 PEHUSOn- ■ NCOI’OIAVI MNI HUM. ARKANSAS HENRY E. REYER Elgin, Wadsworth, Bulova Watches and Lovebright-Diamonds Phone je 4-7 602 308 Pine Pine Bluff New and Used Furniture EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO. J. R. DIXON, Owner 227 Pine Street Pine Bluff Everything In .. . at WALLICK MUSIC CO. MONTICELLO, ARKANSAS and Greenville, Mississippi THE AMERICAN LEGION AND LEGION AUXILIARY Roy Jason Fish Post No. 37 The American Legion Cherishes Four Great Principles: JUSTICE FREEDOM DEMOCRACY LOYALTY For God and Country Towne and Countrye LOTT YE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FAN-LEE SHOP Arkansas' Most Complete Store Infant to Teen Phone je 5-0033 113 W. 6th Pine Bluff W. D. WELLS OFFICE EQUIPMENT Where you can buy the Portable Typewriter of your choice 627 Main Phone JE 4-8420 Pine Bluff Greenlee White Furniture Co. 212-214 WEST 2nd AVE., PINE BLUFF, ARK. LAYNE-ARKANSAS COMPANY tTT_IOte, Complete irTTl Jiom Irrigation Wells Massey - Ferguson Farm Equipment SPILLYARDS DRUG STORE Prescriptions - Gifts Fine Imported Perfumes 1609 Main Pine Bluff Sales - Service Pine Bluff E. B. AND F. R. BLOOM Insurance - Surety Bonds Unexcelled Facilities and Service 120 Main Street Pine Bluff, Arkansas Compliments of RYALL Your Dependable SWEARINGENS CANDY COMPANY Pine Bluff Arkansas Dealer STAR CITY ARKANSAS IS '206e t 'fyoutJi 02044' 'fyoutup 1. Carolyn and Carol Chambliss 5. Elizabeth Blasengame 9. Lewis Butler 2. Ernestine Harper 6. Mary Catherine Ben net 10. Margie Chambliss 3. Betty Shannon 7. Bonnie Johnson 11. Linda Sue Atkinson 4. Edward Harness 8. Rose Thornton 155 HARRY SHANNON CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. Phone - 37 Star City, Arkansas 156 WONDER ENRICHED BREAD Made With Buttermilk CONTINENTAL BAKING COMPANY 157 Pine Bluff, Arkansas BEST POLICY BUCKNER INSURANCE AND REALTY COMPANY Phone JE 5-0421 61 i Chestnut BAIM and HART COTTON COMPANY Pine Bluff Owea a POULTRY FOOD LOCKERS, INC. Food Lockers Poultry Processing Plant 301 West Barraque 2203 West 2nd Avc. Pine Bluff, Arkansas “Bat Clvtha In Top� ' MM turn, MMMW Pine Bluff, Arkansas Outfitting the Men of Arkansas Since 1895 158 The Junior Ensemble sings at the Halloween Carnival Wo loon collect� attendance sli 'he Junior Cheerlead raa� splay morning bulletins arrive on at the Count; TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World'� Best Yearbook� Are Taylor-made