Stuttgart High School - Ricebird Yearbook (Stuttgart, AR)

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0112155 Idrnpherg Back rn the year of forty srx at school Back when men were weak and women ruled Way back when we were all young Way back when Ch1ckeryCh1clc was sung Our story centers on old Marn Street Where frrends and relatrves all go to meet As I slowly walked down the Avenue A parade of my old pals came rnto vrew I went to Coker Hamptons as we used to do Its the same old hrde out for Gunnell Olrver oo Srttzn at the counter srpprn a coke Sat C A Walker strll tellrng Jokes Whrle strollrng down the street Laura and Lrndy I happened to meet But they re not two as they used to be For now theres another and they are three I ran across Betty Wells wrth frgure trne And she strll has her same ole lrne Seems tho the boys wrll never get wrse Gosh' That gtrl really slays the guyslll Remember Peggy Blaclcmon Shes marrred and settled now Some guy named La Nore Essex studres medrcrne Dews studres law Thrs rs not for lack jones He s Krumpen s son rn law Iwrsh I could see that Hammans guy Back rn 46 he flew purty hrgh We should be proud of that boy Hes Uncle Sam s prrde and Joy Buck Rogers now lm told Is a football star brave and bold All Amerrcan yes zndeed That lad really drd succeed' A cute lrttle grrl wrth a personalrty that all the grrls drd envy A good descrrptron I must say of BL.ggsre Ellrs She s strll O K That Barbara Pummrll mrghty but small Is strll handlrng feed rn the same krnda stall She s a crrcus strong woman a trny brt flrghty Be careful I told you shes lrttle but mzghty Marlon Seeman rs strll tryrng to play On a trombone rn fact troes every day He teaches the rnterested grrls and boys ln 10 easy lessons and guarantees Norse Darrell Barrrcklow dapper and neat A confrrmed old bachelor stoll hard to beat Wrth hrs prpe slrppers and easy charr Dorng as well as anyone dare Por Otrs Bowden the future holds everythrng clear He set the theatrrcal world on rts ear He can play whrle he srngs and dance whrle he plays When he croons even the radro sways Wrllramson s now flyrng Two hours by arr That boy set hrs goal and he certaznly got there Hes flyrng to the other srde of the globe rrght away The sooner the betters what I always say Srssy and Mrclcey rn a Broadway chorus Krclcrng therr heels and smrlrng for us Benee Erleen Moose rn a row So you never can tell where rntellect wrll go That Tuthrll fellas drrvrng a taxr two brtsl If the cops call hrm down brother he guts He s the roughest and toughest guy on East Srde As he shouts on the corner Hey want a rrde? Lors Patterson rs rn New York Art School In art I admrt lm a pretty brg fool But wrth Dorrs and Beth as her models thrn You can bet your penny her prctures are trrm Whrle wallcrng down the street Leatha and Buddy I happened to meet But they re not wallcrng hand rn hand Cuase shes manrpulatrng the perambulatrr as best she can Now Ive been prophetrc And a lrttle sympathetrc To frnd that my buddres of days gone by Have turned out O K even better than I , I . Il 1 1 ll Y I 1 I , , , , . . - I I I - I . I , , , . , I I I 1 1 1 ' 1 h I Well, s e s not anymore I . . . . . . f 'gl , . , . - - ' II W I 1 1 . V ' ' ' , , Y I I . , I , w I 1 I

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Charles Montgomery, Emmett Parker, Harlod Churchill, Harold Stinson, lames Ball, Howard Fflammans, Gay Gilleue, lack Dews, lohnny Hogbin, C. F. Sanders, Sponsor, Donny Loveless, Vice-President, Kathryn Wallworii, D. D. Calvin. Peggy Blackmory Doris Bishop, loan Poli rd lticfk Harnmans, Frank Essex, President Student Coun il Frank Essex was elected President and Donny Loveless elected Vice Presi- dent by popular vote of the student body. The following students were elected by their classes: Seniors, Peggy Blacknion, Howard l-larnrnans, lack Dews, Kathryn Wallworthg luniors, Gay Gillette, Ioan Pollard, Doris Bishop, Charles Montgomery, Sophomores, lane l-lammans and lohn Hagan: Freshmen, Ern- rnett Parker, Harold Churchill. The Student Council sponsored a Bond Sale in Which bonds were sold in the library every period. February 6th, the council sponsored a Marion- ette Show. The council also up ci Last and Found deoarrznenl in the window ot the library. A rnernber ol the council was in charge ot the depairtnicnt each period. The Student Council was instrumental in getting the street South ot the school building made a one-way street during school hours. The council members attended two lnter-City Student Council meetings, one at Wynne and one at Forrest City and he regional meeting at Little Ftoclc. They also published the lnter-City Student Council Bulletin. The faculty adviser is C. F. Sanders.