Stuttgart High School - Ricebird Yearbook (Stuttgart, AR)

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rw 23' ' at XVATXONAL HONOR .S OC IE f Y Q Z f Q 5 L5 Frank Essex, Betty VVittmc1n, Vice-Presidentg Otis Bowden, Eileen McGraw, Tr-fecsurerp Dori Hicks, Presidenty Kathryn Wullworth, Reporterg Peqqy Blocknion, Secretory, Sponsors: C. F. Sanders und Mrs. Revilio Hooper.

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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.

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First row Buster Burrow, Bill Williamson, Timmy Bishop, Sue Gunnell, lack lones, lerry Young, Virginia Settle, Norma Lee Leker, Roy Brands. Second row: Earl Painter, Gerald Iones, Norville Peterson, Maylene Moritz, Verna May Robnett, Betty McPherson, Norman Armstrong, L, l. Hefley, Donald Borchert, Third row Donna McCauley, Margaret Mollerkoff, Eulo Mae Casey, Minnie Lee Woerner, Virginia Sellers, Olive Zimmerman, Evelyn Petty, Frances Kirchoff, Leatha Engelkes, Norvel Kelly. D. E. Trainin Thirty-four lunior and Senior students were enrolled in the D. E. program in Vocational training this year in the Stuttgart High School. The Distributive Education training program as referred to above is where a student in the Iunior or Senior class, sixteen years of age, alternates a half- day on the job and a half-day in school in a learning procedure for particular trade or occupation. The growth of this type of vocational education can no doubt be attributed to the fact that it meets the real employment needs of a particular commun- ity, and aids the school to give better service to business and industry-that was particularly true in Stuttgart. The part-time Distributive Education 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. The school does its part by furnishing technical instruction and the em- ployer does his part by providing the trainee with directed experience under actual working conditions. It is hoped that this department will contribute to the proper coordination of the home, the pupil, and the school for a better vocational future in the lives of our students.