Stuttgart High School - Ricebird Yearbook (Stuttgart, AR)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to right: lean Sanders, Leona Patterson, Bobbye lacobs, Howard Loveless, Kathleen Reinhart, Dorothy Ann Rich, Mary Ann Haley, Sidney Neel, H. H. Haley, Superintendentg Marion Becker, lean Holstun, Alfred Duncan, Lillian Prince, Glen Grandgeorge, Mrs. Revillo Hooper, Mary Ruth Ward. National Honor Society activities for 1944-45 ended with an all-day picnic May 2. This outing combined the annual party and one day's leave from school which is given to the members of the group in recognition of their out- standing achievement. Officers of the society are: Alfred Duncan, presidentp Marion Becker, vice- president: lean Holstun, secretary, Mary Ann Haley, treasurer: and Margaret Pullig, reporter. Other members who, as the officers, were taken into the or- ganization in their junior year are Glen Grandgeorge, Mary Ruth Ward, Lillian Prince and Sidney Neel. The yearly March of Dimes for the benefit of infantile paralysis victims was sponsored this year by the National Honor Society. Two assemblies were given during the campaign-one featuring an original playlet. At the first initiation, lanuary l9 the following seniors were taken into the organization: Howard Loveless, Kathleen Reinhart, Bobbye lacobs, Dorothy Rich, Leona Patterson, and lean Sanders. Members of the junior class who were initiated May 1 are: Otis Bowden, Elizabeth Teague, Betty Wittman, Frank Essex, Kathryn Wallworth, Peggy Blackmon. Eileen McGraw, and Doris Hicks. Sponsors for the group are Mrs. Revillo Hooper and Mrs. Bob Howe.

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STUDENT COUNCIL Marion Becker was elected president of the Student Council October 6 in a close race over Howard Loveless. Betty Wittman defeated Frank Essex. Other members of the council elected by popular vote are: Sidney Neel, David McDonald, Howard Loveless, Marguerite Fuess, seniors: Ellene Oliver, How- ard Hammans, Bill Williamson, Ellis Simpson, juniors, Gay Gillette, loyce Hos- kins, sophomores: lohn Wittman, lane Hammans, freshmen. The Student Council sponsored an auction sale at which students pledged 510,000 in War Bonds November 20 to open the Sixth War Loan Drive. De- cember l, the council was in charge of a formal dance at the U. S. O. for the benefit of the drive. Admission was by war bond or one dollar in defense stamps. The Student Council led a discussion on an honor system for S. H. S. The project was outlined and reviewed by the council in an all-student assemb- ly. The council also sponsored the Crippled Childrens Drive and an assembly was held for the benefit of this national drive. The council, too, was one of the initial organizations in sponsoring a campaign to have the band room sound proofed. To finish up a, year of successful achievement the council had a hayride April 23. Faculty advisers for the Student Council are Mrs. Revillo Hooper and Nor- vel Kelly. Left to right: John Wittman, lane Hammans, loyce Hoskins, Gay Gillette, Betty Wittman, Howard Hammans, Mrs. Revillo Hooper, Frank Essex, Ellene Oliver, Sidney Neel, Mr. H. H. Haley, Marguerite Fuess, David McDonald, Howard Loveless, Marion Becker. t it Sgt.. it

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D. C. T. CLUB Saeted: Will Garrison, Barbara Shaver, Betty Noakley, Maylene Moritz, Mary Ruth Ward, Peggy Gunnell, Lorene Coker, Patsy I-lemme, Geneva Carson, Molly Berryman, Imogene Sevier, Betty Brands, Ford Hansen: Standing: Maurice Tuthill, Howard Borchert, Vera Cummings, Darrell Barriclaw, Louanna Moore, Roy Brands, Frances Kirchoif, lack Iones, Mae Hee Harris, Howard Hammans, Marie Mahiouz, Norvel Kelly, Ellene Oliver, Ann Lee Cottey, Howard Loveless. The Diversified Cooperative Training Program has been a part of the curri- culum of the Stuttgart Public Schools the past three years. The part-time Diversified Cooperative Training program helps to bring the employer and the school together in an effort to train boys and girls who plan to end their educational career at the completion of high school for entry into productive employment. Better trained leaders in all types of industry after the war will be the results of this vocation training which the United States Manpower Commission favored at the outbreak of World War II. Here is the list of high school sutdents who were enrolled in the Diversified Cooperative Training Program during the 1944-45 term: Molly Brryman, Esquire Grill: Betty Brands, West Brothers Stores: Geneva Carson, Esquire Grill: Genevieve Carson, Southern Cafeteria: Lorene Coker Crowe Drug Company: Anna Lee Cottey, Coker-Hampton Drug Company: Vera Cummings, Coker-Hampton Drug Company: Dorothy Goacher, Knoll Laundry: Peqqy Gunnell, Coker-Hampton Drug Company: Mae Bee Harris, Strand Thea- ter: Patsy Hemme, Strand Theatre: Frances Kirchoff, Crowe Drug Company: Maylene Moritz, Majestic Theater: Ellene Oliver, Crowe Drug Company: Leona Patterson, Hotel Biceland: Lucille Stewart, Strand Theater: Lorraine Thomason, Crowe Drug Company: Mary Ruth Ward, Coker-Hampton Drug Company: Dar- rell Barriclaw, Leland's Shoe Shop: Howard Borchert, Walton Bice Mill: Roy Brands, Sterling Stores, lnc.: Will Garrison, Bexall Drug Company: Ford Han- sen, Drummond Printing Company: Elmer Hemme, Wellworth Department Store: lack Iones, Safeway Stores, Inc.: Howard Loveless, Stump Grocery: David McDonald, Rexall Drug Company: Bedus Montgomery, Producers Bice Mill: Maurice Tuthill, Walton Bice Mill.