Stuttgart High School - Ricebird Yearbook (Stuttgart, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1956 volume:

A , .,., if S7 A if wg' 3 Q fs s ' x . Q W 14' ' ' 2b X Y 4. U, W A .i E ,,M,,- V fm Af., L. if 7 4' 'S The Classes of 1956 Present R1eeb1rd Hentage There 1S a destmy that makes us brothers None goes h1s way alone A11 that we send mto the hves of others THE ANNUAL STAFF SEQNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUTTGART ARKANSAS Comes back mto our own Markham ky!! Oxf NW .X Wx, s eZ f X X l SA X Y Y BECAUSE OF OUR FAITH in the youth of today and our regard for those virtures exemplied in those who hold this school dear, we proudly dedicate the 1956 Ricebird to the STUDENT BODY Of Stuttgart High School. N.1A 1 -I The Foreword K ., ' '26 Left to right BILLIE JEANNE MCCOLLUM assistant business manager DIXIE HILLMAN editor GENE PETTY business manager SUZANNE BUER KLE assistant edifm- The 1956 Ricebird Staffhas one purpose--to record in words and photographs a year at Stuttgart High School. If in future years you dust off this book and turn once more its pages to wander through this grand old school, to relive in memory your years spent here, to feel again the joys offriend- ship, our efforts in preparing this book have not been in vain, ' 3 TITLE DE DICATION FORWARD THE PLACE THE PEOPLE THE STORY Contents Hrstory of School Alma Mater Other Burldmgs Adrrunlstratron Faculty Junlors Sophomores Freshmen 8th grade 7th grade Honors Personalrtle s Clubs Act1v1t1es Sports 68 9 98 24 125 43 ADNERTISEMENITS 146 192 The 1955 56 Story lklth Pen and Camera 4 -------....---------------------------------1 ------------------------------------Z ------------------..-------------------3 ' ' ----------------- 7-8 -----------------------------------9 ' ' ' ..-------------- IO-13 -----------------------14-17 Seniors ----------------------- 18-35 ' ----------------------- 36-46 -------------------47-53 --------------------54-61 ---------------------62-63 ---------------------64-65 ------------------------------------67 ---------------- - 'I , . - -.------------ - -1 -------------- -1 today. Within about two years the school was moved to a small frame building between 4th and 5th streets at Main with J. H. Mead as the first teacher. But this little school house has f long since disappeared and is even forgotten by most old-timers. ' In 1889 the citizens ofstuttgart, believing in the future of their little city, collected funds largely by donation, to build what was then a modern school building. Constructed on the corner of 4th and Leslie streets, it was two stories high with two rooms and a hall on each floor. There were four teachers employed who earned salaries which totaled S150 for aterm of four months. The structure served as the only school building until 1895, when two more rooms were added. With the addition of two more teachers the average salary was raised to 540, repre- senting a salary increase for each teacher of SZ. 50 each month. In 1906 two more rooms were added to the building, and in 1907 two-thirds of a block of ground was added to the school campus at a cost of SZ500. The city was growing and its prosperity was promising. In 1910 the board bought a block and a half of ground between 9th and 10th streets on Lowe--the highest and most beautiful part of the city--and within the next two years planned and constructed the high school build- ing as it stands today. The year 19lZ found the school housed in its splendid, new, and well equipped building which cost approximately S65, 000. The school was listed on the roll of the State -Aided institutions, and at the time it was one of the nine schools in this state on the list of schools accredited by the Commission on Accredited Schools of the Southern States and by the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. These credentials made it possible for graduates to enter most leading colleges and universities without the necessity of entrance examinations. There were eight members in the first graduating class: Mr. John D. Rossman was super- intendent at that time. This building accommodated grades one through twelve and there was space left unused. The subjects which were taught were the traditional ones of today, and sixteen credits were required for graduation. The school quit the old house at 4th and Leslie when the beautiful new structure was com- pleted and from that time on, the oldbuilding with its echoes and its clinging memories grew more and more dilapidated. The shutters hung loose or fellawaygthe doors swung open from 1-ustedjiingesl the glass was broken in the windowsg the stairways creaked in sad complaint under the feet ofanyone who dared to ascend. So in 1927 it was torn down and in its place was built a red brick elementary school--the Julia Shannon School--so named in honor of Miss Julia Shannon who taught in Stuttgart Schools 47 years, from 1892 until 1939. This action was taken despite the dissent of some citizens in 1912 who claimed Stuttgart could not fill the high school building in fifty years. Through the years the enrollment of Julia Shannon School grew until it was necessary to have more grade schools. In 1949 Stuttgart Elementary School was built at 18th and Buerkle streets at an approximate cost of 5130, 0009 in 1954 NorthSide Elementary School at 119 E. Superior was completed at an approximate cost of 5100, 000. The high school continued to accommodate the junior high school grades as wellas the senior high until by 1955 it appeared burstingat the seams. So--in that year a modern junior high school was built at 19th and Buerkle streets at an approximate cost of 3160, 000. providing a sorely needed relief to classes held in basement rooms and crowded spaces. Yes, the junior high boys and girls left the haunts of dear Old Stuttgart High thus providing adequate space for the increased number of senior high students. And to these she yet stands .... a patriarch of old .... lovedand honored .... patiently bearing the weathering of time .... steadfastly nurturing the traditions and sentiments so dear to all who have tread her halls. - The first school building in Stuttgart was a .E little log house which was aformer slave cabin LFAY1 at Gum Pond Plantation in 1878. Reverend 2. Adam Buerkle , Henry Kirchoff, and Louis Duen- i - - 2, sing constituted the first board of trustees, and 5 I I a A. F. Buerkle taught the seven pupils inattend- ance for a three month term, inMay, June, and E I I E l I E I li July. Four of these pupils were two young mar- l:.'IT.:.: -5.2 ried couples that wantedto learn their A B C's. n:'i'::'f:!':':E Some of the 65 pioneers that traveled from I - - Q 75: ' Ohio to Arkansas with Reverend Buerkle start- J Egfg' I I EEE! g ed settling on the land where Stuttgart stands . , L . . - A- I X ly lil h ll fee-wa F nm xl 4 5 We .. . ,., I -sv Au4 3644 QWJAJJSWAJ cffbfw 3144710-M e?z27w': G76 H Aye5fYa7w JSM-we fiffsqwwwxgfww 0 wwf f af , Q'- V 5 Zo. nf ,nsfyv The late afternoon bell has just rung and students follow the walk to Buer- kle Street, free from books for a day or possibly for a whole week-end. Junior high students are proud of their mode rn building. The noon bell at Senior High has just rung and students hurry in all directions for the lunch period. THE PLACE Future Homemakers of tomorrow leave their second home . FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BUILDING Sunshine and fresh air help P. E. boys stay healthy. BAND B UIL DING Seniors relax from musical worries in front of band building. HOME E CONOMICS COTTAGE Vs TX 1 -ww' f W - - ' Av, F, F, A, boys gather around their agriculture building. GYMNASIUM .P ,4,:l Tw' Q HIS IS THE STORY of strators. and tru-mls io in work and in pl I 1 listorv ot one Year ol I 1 I Fi, The People Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophoniores Freshmen Eighth Grade Seventh Grade School Board ' f 1 f -41 .Qi F5 1' Left to lught rco Sm1th appomted 1952 Earl Daugherty elected 1951 Ralph Wmlson vrce presldent L tctec11946 ht1sonSp1cer preslclent elected 1949 J D Clary secretary super mttncltn of schools lx ax Denman appomted 1955 O11ver Ragland appomted 1951 'Nelson lxogers Llcctcdl 55 AS ONE LOOKS back over recent years of servlce of those who have dlrected the schools 111 Stuttgart one IS 1mpressed wlth the w1se and farseemg plans these men have promoted Stuttgart students and cltlzens are grateful for the1r sacr1f1c1a1 efforts The extens1ve bu11cl1ng program that has taken place wlthm the last few years 1n only one of the many t1me consummg respons1b1l1t1es these men have d1scharged For thelr smcere devot lon to the Cause of good commumty hvmg andrhetr readmess to vue ofthemselxes so that boy 5 and g1rls w111 have the best opportun1t1es for growtng mto manhood and womanhood gratltude IS ever due 10 5? umm -um.: ' ' ' A . fn5' 'lu' ,LDL 1 , Hn. in inn g,l,j,, hh., ' Li. unmuuuu .uv-u kt fly ,,N,,,,,.- ,: a ' ' , A 'fy ,I Y Q., I U A ' ,ll 'SN 1 Q 3' I ' , ly j 7 l z , N ' WW 5 V I f f- ,, - A 1 yy, 1 f , V 'I' is ' 'vue f we f .1 'M f 5 ' . I , ' ' la 1 V, A 7' ff ff ' A 1' g 1 .X , I ,I R . V ' 4 V1 Y A 1 a 1 , , , 1' f - f K ', ' Q 5 ,'- ,xlx 3.5 , A 9 9. .' ' , - 'lvi 'zi.r ,' A , 5' , 'V 1.1 1 ,fy J A - 1 9 I y f S . ' . - . . . . . , . . - . . . . l . , CB., 7 v 1 I ff ai 'Wien 4 if MR, J, DAN CLARY, SUPERINTENDENT The record of progress in Stuttgart schools in the last twelve years is largely the work of Super- intendent J. D. Clary who, with characteristic foresight and wise planning, has provided a broad- ened curriculum and enlarged school plant including six new modern buildings to care for an en- rollment which has grown from 1300 in 1945 to the present 1932. Always sensitive to the wishes and needs of the community, and realizing that the school is in a large sense a reflection of the community. Mr. Clary is well qualified to make the following state- ment: This is the finest community with better cooperat- ion andmorale on the part of students, and a better feeling towardthe schoolby its patrons than Ihave known elsewhere. teachers and students is a tribute to his administrative abil- i The fact that his suggestions are readily accepted byboth .J MR. WILLIAM C. BRASHER, PRINCIPAL Consideration for the needs of others characterizes Principal William C. Brasher, who is in his eleventh year at Stuttgart High School, Although a steadily rising enrollment continues to add responsibilities to his position, he finds time to discuss individual problems with students and teachers. A150 time to keep in close contact with organizations and to help with their interests. Realizing the value of leadership in our world today, Mr. Brasher is ever mindful of the school's responsibilities in this obligation, and his encourage- ment and support is felt by students and faculty. His high regard for the individual studentis well illustratedin the follow- ing remark, The students here are among the finest Ihave ever known in my twenty-eight years of working with young people. Youhave a high sense of moral conduct, good attitudes toward citizenship, and a wonderful school spirit, The fact that our graduates have excelled in colleges and univer- sities speaks for your scholastic interests. Cons1derat1on w1th under standmg c:haracter1zes P1-1n c1pal B J Steelrnan who 15 1n h1sf1fth year wlth Stuttgart schools HIS mslght mto the problems of youth h1s qu1et humor and genulne affectlon have won h1m respect and hlgh regard Comxng to SHS 1n 1949 Mr Steelman taught Enghsh ln the nlnth and tenth grades for two years before going on h1s return 1n 1933 taught agam 1n the Enghsh department unt1l he was ap pomted as head of the new stiff when the new Ju11or H1gh School was opentd 1n tht sprxng of last year MRS GRADY GREENE MRS RIEFFORD B FLOOD Secretary to Supermtendent Secretary to Vocatlonal Agrmulture Department v l I I , , , into military service. Up- ' ' ' , he r I ' J x r ' . ' , kg' O C' UNM '-0-Q,,,,,s'A.i, M .i Q . ies! vw-. ..., ll: I ix - N 17'-B. N 1, 3 px M V-11--n--rw' 'T ----ff .Ill-... B 1 Q - f a n d al SC eac ' SE, Ar nsas tat ache ll eg Ll, iam o ' S ood 5 Sponsor of ophomore Class and Latin Club. MRS. CHRISTINE BERRY Mathematics Teacherg BSE, Arkansas State Teachers Collegeg Sponsor of Junior Class MRS. HELEN BERRY Geography and Glee Club Teacherg BSE, Arkansas State Teachers Collegeg MS, Christian Collcgeg Sponsor of Seve-:ith Kira de and Fine Arts Club. MRS. JIM BRASHER Physics and Mathematics Teacherg BA, Quachita Collegeg Sponsor of National Honor Society 21YiflSl'!'11Ol' Class. L. H, CLAXZSON English Teacherg BA, Arkansas Polytechnic College. RIEI-'FORD B, FLOOD Agriculture Teacherg BS and IGS, University of Arkansasg Sponsor oi Future Farmers of America. 14 c 7 6 Nz, A4 Nh, .V . db .ua-nf IWRS. HAROLD L. GOETZ English Teacherg BSE, Arkansas State Teachers Collegeg Sponsor of Freshman Class. MRS, REVILLO W, HOOPER English Teacherg BA, South-East Missouri State Collegeg Sponsor of Student cil n Senior lass, I NORVEL W, KELLY Vocational Education Teacherg BA, Henderson State Teachers Collegeg MS, University of Arkansasg Sponsor of Hi-Y, Booster Club, and Future Tradesmen of Arkansas. THOMAS KINSER, JR, Band Directorg BSE, University of Arkansasg MI--I. lndian ty. DEAF' LAIRD f.lat:1lA1ti.1'.:ss Teacher, Baslze-tbf1llCoav:h. and gs Assistant Football Coach: BSE. Hendersonv. State Teachers College,g'12 IME, University of Arkansasg Sponsor of Athletic Club. , vi- MRS. ERIC LEBROCQX A' Chemistry and Biology U 'xx Teacherg BS, - ci Q 'A lfnssissippi Southern T f .v Collegeg Sponsor of R , Senior Y-Teens and N Junior Class. ' + 2 15 --A ws, SAM MARCHAND Mathematrcs C1v1cs Teacher Junlor Hlgh Coach BSE South East M1ssour1 State College Sponsor of Athletlc Club and Seventh Grade MRS JEANETTE Mc CORMACK Journahsm Englrsh and Speech Teacher BA Arkansas State Teachers College MS Unlverslty of Arkansas Sponsor of Annual Qu1ll and Scroll Masque and Gavel and Sophomore Class MRS SYLVLA. MILLS Lxbrarlan BA Henderson State Teachers College Sponsor of Lxbrary Club JAMES MITCHELL Sc1ence Teacher G1rls Basketball Coach BSE Arkansas State Teachers College Sponsor of Sportsman Club and Seventh Grade MRS. RUSSELL ROTH Mathematics and Science Teacher' Arkansas State Teachers Collegeg Sponsor of Camera Club and Seventh Grade. JACK W, SIMPSON Football Coach and Physical Education Teacherg BS, Arkansas Techg Sponsor of S Club. 16 - .-,gf1'r l fa I-'vlff-,.,5t+ ' Y he ! 1 il, MRS. GEORGE SORRELLS Home Economics Teacherg BSI-IE, Unxversity of Arkansasg Sponsor of Future Homemakers of America. MRS, B. J. STEELMAN English and Physical Educauon Teacherg BSE, Arkansas State Tzrflpexs College' Sponsor of Homemaking Cub and Seventh Grade MRS CLIFFORD SNK ARD ll Storx Teacher BA BLlo1t College Sponsor of Newspaper Club and Elghth Grade MRS TROY TRICE Hmstorx Teacher BA Southe rn Nlethodxst Umversmy Sponsor of Sophomore Y Teens X RS ELLEN WEST lxsh Teacher Bk .QL rea College Sponsor 01 Hobbx Club and E ghth Grade N RS HELEN X OOD Corrrrermal Educatlon Teacher B-X Lnlxersmtx of -Xrkansas Sponsor of Jun or '1 Teens fa. A l ' es Wx? X 'S X Semors OLIVE JEAN AHRE NS BUSTER LEROY AYERS JAMES CLIFFORD ARGO DORIS ANN GARRIS BAKER BILLIE JEAN ASTON f 'R CARROLL LESTER BARKER 5 JOHN THOMAS AYCOCK The leaders of the Senior Class this year areg Gene Petty presidentg Cliff Davis, Vice Presidentg Myrna Brockmann secretaryg and Sue Hemme, treasurer. y Semors ar- ,U Il ,fl ily.-, ,ff ' 1 X-6? MYRNA JOANNE BROCKMANN THOMAS BLACKWELL L-1 ob fwfff. ff' ' 5' . '- 1 '.' ,J,j,75 ' C L,,f P,f! 5'k6lY'lAf1H1i:I.IAM BROWN 1 , 7 jf , f ,I f' ,f ,fr - - .1-Af 1 ,4 if ELIZABETH BORMANN ' ibn vi IN, fi 15' i .ll 3 SAMMY LYNN BROWN MARILYN JEAN BREWER JOHN PAUL BROWNING Mrs. Revillo Hooper, and Mrs. Jim Brasher, Senior spon- ' f sors, confer in the hall between classes on Senior activities fic . ,A 4411147 61 Q N9'?V'QfKf A F VVX ,if AAA! a M www pffwcff Semors DANNY DANIEL A JOHN WAYNE CLOW FF T R DAVIS fn JMX BILLY LEROY CROSBY Cwj CWM JOHN EMROY CRUM A The Seniors are singing their Alma Ma er, T My sAx1:iJfr1ff16v1JAv0ifg LLUJ V JV v 71 672' l QL ' My L J -Q QN ,Z ll YH , MMQQGHIOIS OHN JOE HARRIS LOIS JEAN HELLWEGE KENNETH HARRISON MARTHA LOUISE HATFIELD N P W, 715 Q05 SUE HEMME I ,LL ' : jf- AUGUST HENSIEK E : 1 24 AL THA HAYNES Poi 'NEW I I lx LX.,-XM-N1 'WN 'x, Congratulations! You've made the Honor Society :ASH The Semor boys are dressed 1 and ready for a good txme gl Seniors SANDRA CAROL HINZE FREDERICK HENSIEK Qi MARTHA ANN HIZNAY CONNIE LOUISE HILL MARILYN HOLBERT JJ ugxfaff' 4'Qf'! Z ff-VM! 771 DIXIE CAROL HILLMAN MARILYN HOUSE n the1r Sunday best L 4 F' Seniors BETTY SUEXQUFXF' 7 ' . ' rf , '- Yrtrr '- ' N RICHARD KNOLL R2 , gf I 9 K LK I A ' , , 1 H J X 9 X 4 f V V BETTY LOREN1-2 HULA JOHN FRED KOENIG , J L Y Q u W 1 Rf V' XWQVV f M9 X, WARD JQNES b ff 7-A71 Mia? ROBERT KRACK CAROLYN KIRCHOFF ght by W I Q W ,NJ Semors THOMAS ME INS -ff? CLARENCE LAWSON BE TTYE ANN MILLER RITA MAE LUEBKER -af? ' W, Q16 5 1 X KATHRYN MARIE MORGAN 79 ANTHONY DON MAHFOUZ J fn Lf M MQRGMQMN ryfdilcipifly e careful kids, it might explode llb X1 NJ 7' I ' W 'f JB ampff mf P Lf WMP P J Q PN ffm VW W gy 'PQ jr N Seniors BILLIE JEAN Mc COLLTQM LILLIE ANN PAGE CALVIN MCCOLLUM BILLY PAYER BARBARA NE IGHBQRS PATRICIA PEACOCF I W' if It 'C , 1'-.Af H, W WM X DON RAY OWE NS f'7f fi2ff'F Cut it Straight, Johnny, it's my birthday cakef of W nv lf? . ,A F7 i Q I- 2 W ,w ggniggyfg fi, i',x,W-'K I M ' CMJ! pak, 1 Sgaf QMIT I ,sul LJ CJVVI y ',,ZL'..v N. f, ik, , f ,WWQW1 W 759 Off' MWMJW' L aff' J I ww W Sm diff A rag' J! I MARGAR ANN RIEGER VIRGINIA PONDER C. MARILYN RHODES JOHN BURT RAGLAND M, CAROLYN RHOQESJSJC 'v What's the matter, Duppie? X cf J 'U n I IQ I fx 7 X VP 'x 9 Hi D X Ng 'Ki X . .WM Ai, www 4 'Ti Vi! ,QW gulf , xl I ,,. Q L Sehiofs ' JAMES ROBNOLT ROBERT LEO SELIG LOWELL ROTH CAROLYN JOYCE SHIRKEY EUGENE SAMPSON WILLIE ALVIN SHORES lo U ,N WILLIAM SCHEIDER 1want locker 511, Mr. Kelly ,urn Wh. - 1? Seniors SCOTT THORELL GE ORGE NE SORRE LLS w I I 2-f Qwff BEVERLY TRAVIS MARY JO SULLIVAN in IE LEE VESTER f , . H54-4-I-1914.1 in 1 - 1. -3 T 34,2 04? f fENEVA NN -fnlcvf , I ,V 471-LC, One, two, three o'c1ock, four o'c1ock, rock ' ie the familar strain as the e H WALLWORTH - ' - P P JO N hand warms up in assembly. A W AW K 1 7 W N ,O W, M 4 Q, S UW Q2 JAMES YOUNG L ll A 'wir W 6 PEIPTCES G. WEBB N 74 Nz K f 3 p ' -' 0' 1 U . ,1 . K 1 lf C SJTINE ZARLINGO 'T E 'X D 7 ,U A ' l fl ffif f ' , VW ,, 1 'V I ,fl J,Xf, 3JL' X s W LEWIS E UGENE WHEELER '39 f LELAND ZIMMERMAN DOROTHY FAYE WHITE s N! What'cha got, Davis ? Seniors Participate AHRENS, OLIVE JEAN Bandg Booster Clubg Miscellaneous F,H,A, Secretaryg Junior F,H,A, Degreeg Chapter F.H.A. Degree. ARGO, JAMES CLIFFORD Sophomore Class Vice-President' F. T.A.' Student Council' All District Footballg All D1str1ct Basketball Arkansas Boys' State H1 Y Inductxon Team 'S Club Homecom1ng Royalty Captam Jr Basket ball R1ceb1rd Staff Delegate to State H1 Y Convent1on Booster Club All State Football H1 Y Pres1dent ASTON! BILLIE JEAN Y Teens Booster Club Glee Club Jun1or F H A Degree Chapter F H Degree State F H A Degree AYCOCK JOHN THOMAS Booster Club AYERS LEROY F A F T A Boos er Club BARKER CARROLL F F A Band Orchestra Pep Band Booster Club BLACKWELL THOMAS Football Booster Club F T A V1ce President of N asque 8. Gavel H1 Y Junior Play BORNAANN ELIZABETH ANNI Transferred from Pha1r Texas Student Counc1l Y Teen Vice Pres1clent Y Teen Secretary State Y Teen Delegate Booster Club Band French Club Masque 81 Gavel Nat1onal Honor SOCIETY Secretary BREWER NIARI YN Lat1n Club Booster Club Sophomore Y Teen Reporter Sen1or Y Teen Secretary F T A Cheerleader Football Ma1d G1rls'State F H A Pres1dent Llbraflan Red Cross Cert1f1cate of Nler1t for L1fe Savmg Lat1n Club Glee Club Sophomore Y Teen V ce Pres1dent Jun1or Play J C L Silver Key Venus of l9o5 State Y Teen Delegate Annual Staff Sen1or Class St crttary Nlasque 81 Gavel Gl!'l5 State BROWNI SAMMY LYNINI Booster Club BROXVNING JOHN P-XLL H1 Y lnduct1on Tearr' Booster Club 'atm Club Bots State -Xnnual Staff Jun1o Plat Boys Glee Club Nlat1onal Honor SOClCtN J C L Sxlter Key BLEKER SLZ.-XNNIE Band Y Teens R ceb1rd Staff Booster Club Lat1n Club Jun1or Play J C L Vasque E. Gavel Halloween Royalty BLERKLE SUZANNE Annual Xia1d Band Reporter Jun1or Y Teen Treasurer Sr Y Teen Pres1dent Student COU.DCIl Secretary G1rls State Lat1n Club Booster Club Nat1onal Honor SOCIEIY Reporter A1ss1stant Annual Ed1tor Jun1or Play R1ceb1rd Staff Qu1ll 8 Scroll Orchestra M155 S H S Contest Jun1or Class Reporter J C L In Many Activities CARLE, CLAUDE Footballg Football Managerg S Club: Booster Clubg Ricebird Staffg F. T,A,g Hi-Y. CARLSON, MONTE Football' Annual Staff' French Clubg Booster Club' H1-Y. CASEY JIMMY F F A Booster Flub CHAPMAN CLYDE Booster Club F F A Judgmg Team CLOX JOHN! Football Football Nlanager Band F F A Secretary F F X Parl1amentary Procedure Team Halloween Escort Freshman Class Treasurer CROSBY BILLY State 4 H President F T A H1 Y State COHVCDKIOD Jun1or Play Booster Club Football Halloween Royalty CRUNI JOHNI Lat1n Club J C L State Convent1on J C L Xat1onal Pres1dent F F A State Convent1on F F A State Band Band Pres1dent Booster Club Boys Glee Club H1 Y Convent1on Student COL1I'lCll Boys State Basketball Track S Club Jun1or Play Jun1or Class VICE PTCSIdCnt H1 Y Induct1on Team DAINIELS DANINIY Transferred from Tyler Texas F F Booster Club H1 Y DAVIS CLIFF Track French Club VICE Pres1dent H1 Y Treasurer Student Counc1l Football Jun1or Class Treasurer Boys' State Booster Club Pres1dent Jun1or Play Annual Staff R1ceb1rd Staff H1 Y Induct1on Team Sen1or Class VICS Pres1dent H1 Y State Delegate DAVIS DUPPIE Football Basketball Track Baseball R1ceb1rd Staff All DISTTICY Jun1or Basketball Jr Footba l 8 Basketball Captam DAVIS SANIDRA I at1n Club Glte Club Re porter Booster Club Y Teens F T X Jun1or Play Basketball R1ceb1rd Xrlxert1s1ng Ed1tOY Homecom ng Royal tx DICKSON CH AR' ES F -X Football Track Booster lub Y S Cu DICKSON DICKIE Football track L Y Booster Club F F X Sentmal F F -X Treasurer State Farxrers Degree D S NIARTIN State Lat1n Club Conventxon Band Capta1n Orche tra Booster Clib H1 Y -Xll State Band D SIFICI Band Cl n1c Jun1or Class cal League Student Banc D1rector ESSEX EMILY Basketball Band Booster Club Y Teens Sgt at -Xrms Lat1n Club Jr Play G11-ls' State R1ceb1rd Staff L1brar-, Club Can date for M1ss S H S Orchestra Jun1or Class1cal League ' '- A 9 ' 1 . 1 , I , A A . . . I . .A. ' S . .-'. A F. . .5 . . .1 I . Q ' - f-l ig i i i . -- y' . , . . - 1, . . . . , V ' , .- y gi. ,. 9 - L - y ' V Q I . 5 . .A.a , A L -' - 5 . i .2 BROCKMANN, MYRNA JOANNE VSV- Clubg F.-1-.AJ Hi-Y: Booster Clubg t - ' 9 ' ' 'L . 1 Q ' ' i. - 1 , ' 1 ' ' . ,- Af '- ' L 4 - 1 . .1 .Q 1 '. 11 , 'C , T' 'T - F. .'9 ' ' 9- H1- ,' lb. ILL , 1 . 1' I Q I V g , 1 ' 1 wg. - EVANS MARY JO Transferred from Malvern Ark Latm Club Semor Y Teens Annual Staff Booster Club Qulll E. Scroll FISCHER CHARLES C F T A Booster Club FLEMMINGS DOTTIE Y Teens Booster Club Glee Club Jr F H A Degree Chapter Degree F H A FLOXKERS MIKE Band Orchestra Lat1n Club Juntor Class1cal League Key Annual Staff Booster Club Boys State H1 Y State J C L COHVCHIIOH Jumor Play X.at1onal Honor Soc1ety Student Band Conductor GINIGERICH JOE RONALD Football Track Booster Club H1 Y I' T A Treasurer 'S' Club R1ceb1rd Staff GLASS LESTER F F A Booster Club Masque 81 Gavel GREEN JOHN V1ce Pres1dent Band Boys' State Orchestra Jr Play Booster Club Boys Glee Club HARDAKER RUBY JEAN Y Teens F T A Glee Club L1brar1a Club F H A Booster Club HARRIS ALFRED Transferred from Humphry Agr1culture Booster Club F T A F F A HARRIS JOHN JOE Halloween Royalty Jun1or Play Football Track H1 Y Chaplm H1 Y State Rep Class Pres1dent R1ceb1rd Staff Student Counc1l Pres1dent Booster Club Boys State Band HARRISON KEYNETH Football Basketball Football Manager H1 Y French Club Jun1or Play Booster Club HATFIELD MARTHA F H A L brary Club Y Teens Booster Club Rlceblrd Staff Junlor F H A Degree Chapter F H A Degree State F H A Degree HAYNIES ALTHA F H A Booster Club L1brary Club French Club HELLX EGE LOIS JEAIN Lat1n Club Clee Club Y Teens Booster Club Annual Staff Jun1or Play Vasque L Gavel Treasurer Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety HENISIEK AUGLST H Y F T A Baseball Basketball S Club Booster Club Track R1ceb1rd Reporter HENISIEK FRED H Y Booster Club Rcebxrd Reporter HILL CONNIE F H A Booster Club Y Teens F H A Treasurer Nl scellaneous F H A Presldent Basketball F H A LOHVCHIIOH S Club HILLMAN DIXIE Latxn Club Presxdent Lzbrary Club Cheerleader Nat1onal Honor Soczety Parl1amentar1an Basketball Y Teens State Jun1or Classxcal League Preszdent Booster Club Qulll 8: Scroll Student Councxl Vxce Preszdent Student Halloween Carnxval Chamrman Annual Editor State Y Teens Secretary Freshman Class Reporter J C l. Gold Key G1rls State Latln Club Parhamentartan MISS S H S HINIZE SANDRA l.at1n Club Treasurer Glee Club V1ct Pro:-s1dent Booster Club Y Teens F Junlor Play Adyert1s1ng N anager for R ccb1rfl Paper Latlr Se rwce Award G rls State HIZNAY MARTHA ANN Transferred from 'vit St Mary s Lat1n Club Y Teens Booster Club HOUSE MARILYIN F H A Glee Club Y Teens Basketball Booster Club HUFF BETTY Transferred from It emph1s Tenn Y Teens Booster Club HLLA BETTY Transferred from DeValls Bluff State Y Teen Delegate Y Teens Reporter Booster Club Masque Sz Gavel Halloween Na1d JONES HOWARD Football Track H1 Y Booster Club F T A KIRCHOFF CAROLYN Basketball Y Teen M1d South Delegate Y Teen Vlce Presxdent Booster Club Sec reta ry KNOLL RITCHIE State Band Cl1n1c Boys State Jun1or Play Latm Club Booster Club Nasque B Cavel Orchestra Latln Club Senators Vlce Pres1dent Boys Glee Club KOENIIG JOHN Track Football H Y Booster Club F F A KRACK ROBERT F F A Booster Club T A H1 LAVNSONI CLARENCE H1 Y Booster Club F F A LUEBKER RITA F H A Booster Club Glee Club French Club Reporter Y Teens NAHFOUZ DON Football Basketball Track H1 Y S Club Booster Club N CCOLLLN BILLIE JE ANNIE F H A Treasurer F H A Vtce Presldent F H A State Degree Glee Club Annual Assmstant Busmess Manager Sophomore Class Secretary Y Teen Reporter Lat1n Club French Club Orchestra Band G1rls State Booster Club Ju.n1or Play L1on O1lSCholorsh1p Ltbrary Club Secretary State A S L A Correspondrng Secretary Glee Club I.1brar1an NCCOLLUM CALVIN Booster Club 4 H Dxstrxct Award NEINS THOMAS F F A Booster Club . 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A g,i ' , 3 1 , 1 . - ,.t. . , - - 1 , 1 MILLER, BETTY ANN F.H.A1 State Degreeg Y-Teen Vice-President, Booster Club F T A Ricebxrd Staff Lzbrary Cl vb MORGAN KATHERYIN Band Jun1or Play F H A Y Teen State Delegate R1ceb1rd Staff Booster Club Y Teen Treasu er MORGAIN MARGARET AVN Lat1n Club l.at1n Club S1lver Key Glee Club Booster Club Y Teens F T A L1brary Club Jun1or Play J C L Sta e F T A Secretary 'NIEIGHBORS BARBARA Transferred from Des Arc F H A State Convent1on Basketball Y Teens S Club Booster Club OWEN5 DON S Club Football B1sketball F F A H1 Y Booster Club Track PAGE ANN Basketball F H A Booster Club Y Teens PAYER BILLY F F A F T A Booster C ub PFACOCK PAT Halloween Royalty Basketball Band Treasurer Cheerleader L.1brary Club Reporter L1brary Club Presulent Clee Club Pre xdent Canchdate for N1ss S H S l.at1n Club Correspond Sf creta ry Jun1or Play Annual Staff R1ctb1rd Staff Boo-.ter Club F H A Slcretary F F A Swrtthf art Jun1or ass S1 cretary H Y Sw: cthr 11 C1rls State Slate L1 rlry r1s1f'1 PETTY CENE S Club Qu1ll81 Scroll Jun1or Play Annual Photography Ed1tor Annual Bus1ne s Manager French Club Sergeant At Arms French Club V1cf Prt s1rlt nt Stuck nt Councxl me Prts 1 Stn or C lass P 4 sldent Football Nlanager Basketball Nanager Football Basketball Track Boys State H Y Intluct1on Team Jumor Play Sophomore Class Presldent H1 Y V1ce Prms1dcnt H1 Y Treasurer Jr Basketball Capta1n H Y State Vzce Pres1dent PONDER VIRGINIIA Y Teens F H A Boostzr C ub RACLANID JOHNI BURT Latln Club French Club Presulent Nat onal Honor Soc1ety Booster Club Football Basketball Track S C ub Boys' State Annual Staff J C L H1 Y Influct1on Tcarr R-XTC' lFF CHARLES Football T ack H Y Sergeant At Arrrs F T A Vasque S: Gayel Jumor Play Booster Club REIGER N ARGARET ANN! F H A Y Teens Booster Club -1 H u Pre dent D tr1ct 4 H Club V ce Pre 1dent RHODES N ARILYN French Club F H A RHODES CAROLYN French Club F H A ROBNOLT JIMNY Basketball Track Band Latin Club Student Cou.nc1l Masque 81 Gavel H1 Y ROTH, LOWELL F, F,A,g Booster Clubg Masque S1 Gavel. SAMPSON EUGENE Booster Club French Club SCHEIDER YN ILLIAINI Booster Club SELIG BOB Football H1 Y Booster Club F T A S Club Track SHIRKEY CAROLYN Latm Club Glee Club Annual Ma1d Band Y Teen Nhcl South Delegate Band R1ceb1rd Staff Basketball Booster Club Jun or Play Basxetball Manager lva1rl to N1ss Arkansas County 1956 SHORES VILLIE Booster Club F T A Basketball SORRELL5 GEORGEINE Freshman Class V1ce Presulent Student Councxl Y Teens Booster Club Lat1n Club Gold Key Annual Staff F H A Pres1dent 'Nlatxonal Honor Soc1ety V1ce PTC5ld9Ht Co Ed1tor R Cdblffl Paper Jumor Play G1rls State Band SULLIVXNI MARY JO H A Y Tmcns Booster Cub T SYNCO GENEVA Lxbrary Club Y Teens Booster Club F H A 4 H Club Cure Club TR AXIS BEXFRLY Band Lxt n Club Y leens Secretary T A Junxor Play N1ss Whxtr R1vcr Runnt r Lp Boostt r I lub THORELL SCOTT Tran ferred trom Rogae R1ver Oregon Jun or Play 'ya que A Cavel Booster Club H1 Y N1-t1onal The puns VESTER DIXIE LFE Band Lat1n Club Y T c-ns Boostmr Club bccrctary YN ALLV ORTH JOHNNY Frtnch Club Booster lub H1 Y Jumor Play Boy State fo Ed1tor R1crb1rd Pap: r Annual Staxf N asque E1 Cayel Q 11ll 8. S roll XXTIXINS BLDDY F 1 11 I .1 kctb All B ost C ub 'S C ub XNEBB FRANCES Lat1n Club Cla Klub Y Teen rcnch Club Booster C1ub J nor Plxv Nl1squ1 8. x N HI-.ELER CENE 11 C lub Frtnch Clab H1 Boosts lub J C VHITE DOROTHY Nat1onal Honor Soc ety lrea urer G1rls State F -N1 S eta F H A Sta Degree H r F I-l A V1 e e xdert 'Y ee Booster Cluo Annual blall 'IOLNG JIN lx Y Band Football T ack Booster Club T H1 Z ARLIN GO CHRISTINE Clee Club Booster Clab F H A Y THBHS ZIMMERM XX! LELAND Track Basketball Football Booster Club H1 Y Chaplam French Club F A .1 '1 - A Q Q 1' 1' l. - l , l I r, ' 4 1 . . .1 t v , , 1 1 . . - by .. 1- 1 V9 9 1' ' 5 Q yy. 1- '- V 1 - . - , . ' , 1 . . . .Q . . .Q ' l 1 , Q I F, - ' 3 ' 'l QF. .A. 1 .s Q 1' . . ,E - Q l' ' - .l. , , ,Q ,E ing ,- :... 'A gr ll F. LJ, ' A ' Cl '- , 'Q 1- -1 -1 'tQF,T,A,Q ' 'll - ' l . J.C.L 2 1 ' ' 9 ' ' ll f ,' V nl-A . 1 1' s ' ' 1 L ' - Y - - ' 1 'Q1l s 1 5 yy - - ' 5 3 - ,fg 1 s '1 '. 1 s. 1 Q 1 1 . 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LU' l,ll,llJIl'l ' IVA 'j F Q Beadles, Ijary ROHM If I J Becker, Carolyn JM in K BohanQD1sI,fKaXMf,hryn 4 f m 'J ff WI!-Klfi-,XJ yy. r v - 1 Bob Rawlingsg presidvnlg Clem- lXiCClusky, vzcn--presidentg fi I X Jw ,gf f Gaxl Johnson, secretary.mclR1charrllx1uStin, treasurerg ' nfl' :J ., gy ,L meet ln the hall to dzscuss the 50lection of class rmgs. ' 4 f SV rBo2che rt, Ann T? A , fl Brarnlet, Donna V N' .WNV 'Yvjx s 0 ' V, umors 4 0 al D JL 1Can4Afwe11,jS,11r?9fl J ' 1 V' XL' M f , X A Viv ,NO ' Carlg, rj, x C KJ -x T -7 I cf yi V s j lrjf , 2369 K gcq Y M JV YN-M J? K L ,J AK' nt W J V U C k' Co I vE,lBra il, ,l arfCaVAlyn R lx 56, V 1 0 ,, Rl If 6, ' an-1 XQLV X Z, , N My in X, If xf f f VS! . L' J, We X TO ' P .7 M we ff f'-' . vf' ' 1 ff. U 5 Clement, Russell J X xx -43 V99 ff A 5 Cobb, Suzanne f PN 'g.,vf6 A ' 1 , I , A A Brown, Margaret Coffielcl, Charles 1 L Cox, Glenn Yxq,,...y ap' .JV xr Buel, Clydev fx 1 J K 'ent' 'ft A JRVBL Lf u X54 B - JJQX L'-f XWIHIOT sponsors, Mrs. l.eBrocq and Mrs. BL-rrx c'1s ' . 'JV ' AU rf Pcuss the decoratxons for the .Tumor-Se-nxor Banquet dnl I r ,V , ,V ,KJ . J 3 V , 1 ,lv Ny 5 AD-1 Y kxq 7 'N f' yy wmv fwf JYTL MK! , ju H. ull, .Lmdd mf ' + Q I J WJ W L NE' ' - '1 V, , A ,J0x,,'Q . ,, Juniors Dobbins, Maudie 'L 'YS' '53 L . .KI 1 4: ' D f' jifraig, M chael vf 1 I J 1' 'W' 'Q-S7 0 I . A 1 cfg1Kfi'u11, lie ma If i, I I .. fp. .. . I 1 f , Debrovic h Ros j uthis, George R ,lib C7 M4 I What is so interesting, Juniors'P'P'P - Duke ill i amd! ,gs e1eo1ABett Q Dill Sara Cummings , Hazelene Eugene IVQQ IQZJJ-K . AAU. Earhart, Carolyn , fix fx fa 'var Estes, Norma Juniors e FiSher, Genevieve ,ff ,, V fy George, Woodrow R 0 b 7 ,cb f ., Gingerich, Nanetta 4 V A 2 I -Q , Floyd, Lonnie Q 'X 'wr 2 l I , Glover, onn si ,I ' V 4 . vp wb rf T M'-2 F Glover, M ilyn A V aff I . - Q - xx V Freeman, Martha IALA A fp 5 W' wwf? Grandgeorge, Mary 54 Hall, Milton Gardner, Dorris 'C' X N A .. rilx X Nb 39 What 5 so funny. RAN, Juniors , ps -sf- -.L 'v 4, N ff f J 4' Y 4 fb fl ' Hiatt, Carl fr, 1 .V J , V A y yr , , 1 . , .I ,,-1' ' fn: fy f fa ' ,' a W A 'fl . 1' ' I' J , Halfey, Annette ,,- I 'K I ,,f' ru 1 I ffl-Iamilton, Myxrtle . V , lfy lf lfivil ., F K Q L Sw K ,. luum l Cv M -' X B! l x It I A! ff' l' 'xx A Il It Nwfll l x 7 'v , K I X . 1 fur -X! 'N I 'Hildivlitbrand V Raymond' 4 781 ir, QI? x wt Qfxf-lar Y din, Carolyn! ' Haye S , Bflll H l, Jerry M 115011 , Lynda MlXXA Pansey L F v , ' 3 A WY! - rf V ' J '. ' 1 ' . ' 15 xv., L rj! Ju rnolbert, Janlce x 4' , . 1 - ' -Lf f .-4 C MJ A J Aj! 4 M l ' LJ YT' Isefl y hall always llke this? ' ' ' ink, ' , f A Q , ' ' I ni V V X ,lj I J x 5 f N9 'Q x I . :f 1 K .wwf 1 ' l Hoskyn, Tomfny X l L W . . Fx . M, , L K QJXMXL CVUL T 0 . - ' has is QM gif. 2. 'fl A f M4 John, Joan Wi .X M Johnson, Gail mba? Huff, Eddie 5 zgwfa' fwl sf 'f-471 fp., J awwgg is ,g Q 7ff7w2 U JW A , Jones, Mary Ldjl ff? f Lb 'A -' A Kerr, Joanna X V7 QT? 4 LOL gl., X -y 04 wi ,y A - -df ' , i L ,Q L ,jglffffx gil' ' V K Q f ,fc KWWW . . , Jackson, Charle s 1 Wy N ,V Q X W . Kesler, pijfy 1 J -fl ' Kulder, Lfynn 'Q ' 4' 'Q -Q f? 5 'xl Jackson, Ma 'e 5 VA' T, rgl x X J H U 4 k L ,Tumor naught uxmw 1 xx 4,111 H1-atom A .X Jacobs, Jack 7 I I J wJ, C. - lf' Z Jumors ,U ,Q , - h uebker, ' atr' V WN ' 4 df 'V 114 4 4.3 YZ? Kirksey, Harry 5 Koch, William Aj yMack, George o J H5 W? 4 .Yay Hy ,,.-, av' 'am Konecny, Joseph A ' 'A D V if Krack, Rose K Q! QE ,wwf 'W t i P Fv14a gy Y 154: xfjv,!f,S'fdZ?g,4 fl IQ ,i V I f 4 Wy Q :Q ,.,,, J Wm! L WJLLN eder, Edward 'Q v Lucas, Nansi ,lf or JV' L lywlkd 1 , L , f L 5'WWlgn MLMfa JM 7? ' Q it ' Just as we expected: Andrea Barnett and Dennis N Williams at the marriage bureau at Halloween j 0, , ! ' ' 1 ' . carnival. Brother Jim Robnolt loads his gun. YI L ,Vt Morgan, Lee fm f.,-f V I 'ff' A V- , W Juniors MOrriS, ABetty f 1 ,V J-l 'f . b r . Q -,.v . I Q 'Pi A-fe.-., ,, or X W ', h ' V McC1usky, Gene ' lk' WJ McEntire Judie' ,, , 4 , Mustin, Richard X McFar11n, Harold 43 Newicim, D ax wi N iff 51 ,gi eb Fw P07 i Fa 'Ni ABM We -W1 .L WL ink ' Lp!! Olive, Glori Q in ' f? k A' PafxqrfYvo , IAQ- A ' 1 1 'Y HE McCollum, Maurice F 72 ' Q Junior Soc -hoppers take time out for other 5? 1' 1 ::AAZ activities before Halloween. W I I V.- 'x Qi P QMCCB-ilurS?AWarren Nl ff?-1-'V e Soi? 3 ' Us ' ' QW 43 L -JL ,, ., v. 4 Juniors x n 2 - lnihnuf .lb A ' V. , , Rawlings, Robert Q, ' f X Q ru wb - - 'N-ul Pentico, Arthur Pierce, Margaret lpn A A Richenback, Bobby A Zifmafea 'LL Q., ZW-Q X --'I ' gf Plumlee, Kenneth A K ' Powell, Margaret Y . N fr ,m, .lvl fg' 2.225 LIL. 4 .VL-A Q ,M .3 v 1 '. 12 r rl -V' ,,W Lai! ffm A N, it , HY! :WY-, faq..- 'J ' M Riddell, Warren Q, M WJ , v KJ MX XJ XX 0 Ragla , J' l X . 1' ffrfff sb ' , 1 f , 1 Randolph, ouige L64 IOYQ 'Gel , 1 Robinson? Qyfn ni JP X I H ! M J Roman slaves line up for auction prodded on by L ,vf MQW! C? their loving mistress, Mrs, Henry Bennett. ,' f l ., 9 Q 6 -N- ' y ll i R Robneu, Charles 1 'r l f' all C X! ff , I Robnett, John' . -Jaan ar-ZQLMQUF J umors Q-nv YldL,L' a ps: -fb i ' , , 'Q lx ,114 Siems, Allawayne tv s 5, , x f in X ig J Simpson, Vera ' 3 Qi gn, gy Roth, Clark . - 'V-yr 'J ' Skelton, Ray V , ' , I ,J Smiley, Jennie Q A, 2, - , I fL '?' , E5 L f if , K , LJ 'JJ in 3 5 Rule, Daxfid ,XJ-9 Z J - l 1 ,.,,.. .... . , i f - . aw +0 f --1 I Vx 'X A xv A ' .. wg K? V Srhith, Betty pvxlf I' xi ff 1'Smith, Eunice x XX x A L I L xx bw in X.SaiTders'Q 'Jerry f' .L . , ,N , N K I 'fi Mr. Clawson must be near. If v helton, Lynn Dale S xx Junio . , ,- wb y Eb YJJU? GJ ' 1 , v 'ws any M FB 6 if' W QW JR V Mildred Jfijyf if Stephe ou as -f by M ig, Ml! 2. Y viii e an Y mmy .,,- , ,YQ 5 F Sa'2gfqfzlaP .fa .fqy x New Aw 'oorf ,yV3JSfselg4fxiir,enneth ig? f J! 75. Wesinger, M g t .LJ W odruff, Je rry in x 16,2 .J 5' -47 x 0 pm as 1 lk -ll 2 ' 3' wQM3,LL, K ,Q Ai 1 K X- 1 Q , li .ll -A 19 .nn , 9 3' k Barnett, Orville 'Q Pb ,I . ,g Black, Harry Abel, Edward Wendell Ahrens, Mary Lou Sophomores Badin, William Marvin Bednar, Agnes Blackwell, John Troy Bailey, Doyle Owen Bailey, Margaret Ann Borman, James David Barger, Betty Sue Barnett, Kathryn Willis Bramlett, John LQ-ft to right. B1115 I C1 VIA Sorri-lla, I 1 rim-nt: sri-all-h.1:1:, tl . hzrh Jimi it fi Bun -nt' BQ-tix' gg-fa.. O -any Easo ri .1 C..1lrlxx'i'll. I we .. -,-V lima rut Q tn., Byrant, Hollis Carpenter, Rona Jean Carper, William aldwell, Floyd Allen Case, James Marvin Ch21PfT1aH, Claud Teddy , GN ' ill H K . Cantrell, Norman Qlemons. Lucy Lee l. , Sharon Marie it yd Rjarge, Ca .lena Rose , 'Null Cl lier. Jack Barnett trlruthis, Irene Ellen 'if lf' Qs lf' J AJ -6 Pr ,JL iw-er' 1 40 ' s -ali . .ft The Sophomore class sponsors Mrs. Frank McCormack and Mrs. Henry Bennett, are talking over Sophomore class busines s. Daniel, Ima Jean 3 os. -'B 'ers 4. 9 sf J l 754 0' fir 'Q' . x X Dicks on David Melton fx...-0 if I Q2 x fs. fl' -of y ', sas 'gs- 5 -A Maw, . F31 1 451 J v7 K v-1 Earhart, Larry Eason, Betty Jo Ha garnan, Ma rvin Essex, Sara Jo Estes, Barbara Ann Hale , Danny Etter, Deanne Floyd, Barbara Ann Halford, James Elbert dw MO 9 Ford, Elvan Roy Freeman, Marineal Q ll -4 s rand? '14 , A I-Ialler, Linda Carolyn 3 1 Garr1son Martha Ann George LOUIS Henry Hancock B1111e Lee ZPL!! ws- xii? G111 mack C Z 64 Goacher J1rnm1e Ha'fCfIH! Hatf1e1d Marshall at ,J fp .FY 'N gn -if CT' ig H111, Ed N bl 5 , Sophomores Holbert, Rzbjrt ... , ,- 'Y' .,f ', A Y va 1 43 ,ff Heien, Herman Martin fn ' Ideker, Raymond Walter 2 Q Inman, Wanda Lou 'b , J' Heien, Rayanne Q 1-v , 'N Us James Donna Jean Johnson Johnny Q37 J . J ' ., - iw 4 5, , . , M Y I N EQ Hemme, Jimmie Gail if 'A ' Q ' ai King, Arvel. Eugene IQ Q ! 5 Koch, Don Joe 'Q-'N CGD ix QR Wig f cf XXJQQXQJXKQHJJ The Biology class are quite busy so it SSSITIS. ffm, Koch, Paula Annette ,YT-7 Lacy, George Leon I 'Q' X... 'F'? 'V' ef , fr, K , I mn, in 182333 f L , F lil J 9 X' xx ' 3 , My hi, 1' if 6-. . ' - ' Qu , v .ss Ny i..-sy , I..eBrocq, Eric: Francis Leder, Johnny Earl Mortiz, Bobby Lynn Leder, Lowell Wilfred Linebarrier, lvlyron Brent Mc Collum, ClaudetteQBunnyl Maier, Kenneth Ray Marshall, Delores Jean McGhee, Barbara Ann I Mathis, Thomas Evert Meins, Edith Cp McGhee, 1 Meredith, John Orlen Meyer, Dorothy Ann Owen, Doris Ann Miner, Waymon Edward Morgan, Charles William Page, Ethel Ann It Pauline Margafreg i lf '- lf-r fr Sufi , vr v al 'S' ire. W 3 TT gg iifim T7 i if av,. . K, lx A 2'-. x '1 , -01 'uf -rf, fl l 5? -nys -Q-.in 7 Reed, Travis Rhein,Charles Fred Smith, Bill Rhodes Joe Eddy Robblns Max Srruth Jerry Robnett Mary Sayre Eddm Lynn Sorrels George Schwartz Bxlly Schwa rtz DaV1d Sp1ce r Donna Sue Segraves George Sherman Joseph Sp1cer Don oharles S1mmons Len1ta Ann Sxrnpson Carolyn Stalllngs Ca rolvn Sue - L' fi'-5 f: 5 1 I'-J x 'L7 flg f 'P 1 'vofg J 427 uf I .nik - r Ln' 5 VWQN1 . If 4 I . If .A . b ,v s - , 5 . , 1 Af- . -r if 5 l 4 l s 9' ' ' S 1 ' fa, 1' 'b X ' A . Ya S Q C Z A vw fv- . L r .J r f' f .l ' y ' J.. S ,. x ,X ,- I a X 1 5 5 ,I ' V va y was , A ' A Q - ' xt' 7 SRE qv ' fr gf Z .V f lf 55 Q, r A S M-if fi-Q' ,W S 1 f f, I . 9 y - 'Y on lvle, , 52 I J Stedman Barbara Ann Stephens Mar1lynYvonne Vv71ll1S Imogene Rxta a W1lson Kay Lynn Stocks Nona Sue Stokes Vernon Leton W11son Syble Thompson, Dorthy Mae Thorell, James Carl Wittman, L' da ero t r die fix wi? 1lCox, Charlene Williams , Annette Lg Zimmerman, Lilhan If I.,-17 V., ' 'Q Q, ,.' I . ina? o 'S , Anderson, Alice Faye Appleby, Linda Louise Atchley, Jerry Barker, Doris Helen Barnett, William Bearden, Loretta Sue X Berg, Howard James I . . , L Boening, Catherine Borman, Vicki Jo X ,J 332' . . l - if ' . . .. .-4 .. gg- .- Brasko, William ' . ' 25 ,f 'H 1 V li A je ' ' Brockman, David Y. I' 'Ll H - Brown, Peggy Ann 'JXJ7 A Tn .awash 3 1 l I Fresh-up time for Freshmen officersg John Gary Feilke 'N President-Joanie Ragland, Vice-President Judy Davis KD Treasurer-Mary Mahfouz, Secretary. I ,J T if Brown, Sherry Ann Freshmen Bullard Donald Burns, Glenda Faye Cantrell Rex Carper, Ruth Ellen Chinn, James Kerr Cohen, Linda RaeN Clement Sue Carol Core, Boyce Cowart, C arles , J N Cupit, Qetty Louise Cupit, Mary Ruth Davis, Bobby Dean Davis, Judith Sue De Board, Nancy Sue Dickerson, Leonard Dierks, Charles Duke, Frank Eddin, Donna Faye ,fl X . 'wx 'Q-1 ,-4-40 'S YN X WWVSZQ 'Q -we 'K L. -a-4 1? . lx 5. 'Q' nfs V? '-uv' am ,ns Y-9 Ai Eggbun, Donna Faye Felts, David Clint Fielke, John Gary 7 Flowers, Judy QW X Gacldis, Charles 0 ic Gibbs, Johnnie - X Gibbs Tommie Lou Gibson, Donald Ray Gilbert, Janette Ann X' 45 0 h Ex X A i q 3 65 ' ,J if I Givens, Jerry Glass, Betty Lois 3 Glover, Mary Leola N-'xx V5 l 3 Goetz, Velma Jean i- reshnien Mrs. Goetz and Mr. Kelly, sponsors, discuss plans for Freshman year. K1 AY Greenhill, Bobby Joe Gunnell, Andy Haller, Billy Joe Hartz, Catherine Louise Haskins, Dana Loy Hatfield, Alice Ann -yr Ji Qzffiff 'iff I-Ieinzelman, Walter Leon Hicks, Marian Hildebrand, Annabelle Hildebrand, James Hill, Roberta Leighton Hillman, Sandy Lucille Hoskyns, Harriet Irene Huber, Margaret Edell Huff, Carolyn Ideker. Kay Marilyn xy R V . Inman, Joan 'X -JA -ff-N -Q John, Jim Perrtl-Ffa QF' 1--7 '71 533' 3 png Y ,K 'HL . 4 51 if , 9 y ,. A 4' s -.Q .,, .ft Johnson, Jimmy Ray Johnson, Ronnie Lynn Johnson, Samuel Dee Jones, J. C. Kinley, Betty Kirkrnan, Gene Koch, Patricia Koenig, Virginia Lang, Cynthia Long, Leslie Doyle Luebker, Albert mg, My Luebker, Christina - ,x f ji Q- 'H' ebker, ose I A Q .ff 4- Mahfouz, Maqy Yvette J 0 5 Nl My, my, what an intelligent class! Freshmen Martin, Kenneth Meehan, Edward Meredith, James Miller, Sherry Lynn Mitchell, Tommy Moody, Donald Moore, Tommie Lou Morgan, Robert Morris, Bobby Morris, Richard Murry, Harold McAdams, Linda McCollum, Kay McFarlin, Tommy Packebush, Danny Ragland, Joan Ratcliff, Bobby Rawls, Wayne .1 We 1' al M6 .I . i Qrfn 'ISV M rfiifgl if ff ' J ,ff 5, 4 Z: ot A rv- . -I Qi .:. - ' gms A5 ,1- ,.-' 5 '5 S div, Simpson, Hershal Freshmen ! ffl Reagan, Pat Reichenbach, Edna Reichenbach, Edward Renschler, Bonnie Rhodes, Billy Max Rich, James Howard Robnett, Emma Grace Roushall, Dora Kathryn Seagraves, Marion Joyce Shirkey, Marilyn Shumake , Cha rle s Siems, Curtis Captains, Jim John and John Feilke crown Jr. Football Queen Judy Davis. Simpson, John Smith, Charles Smith, Robert Lee 54 6:4 -Q4 ,V . J , ,ak - f X X5 Sami vi l Stocks, hi l y ,',' V! Sward, Davi 5 'K '5 Seint, Elizabeth Swett, William Travis, Don Uzzell, Everett Vester, Earleen Ann Walker, Sandra Watkins , Kit-13931 Willis, Bonnie Willis, Twyla Faye Wood, Sondra Woodruff, Carolyn Zarlingo, Louise is vi 4-5 1 13: Q, Q K-.J K -GQ ' Q OJ Y' i I LA ,lk S 1 - N 1 F I G ' 7 ' ri'-:JI-A W Q . .x 3 'fy 7? 1 F 4-1-I ' l fi 5 5 fr Qi f -r3 'v N3 1 in ,-ax Q1 3 .gb . 1 I fl Officers of 8-1 are: Lilly Marks, President Vice President Zane Vickers, Secretary Carol Ann Brewer, Eighth , Officers of 8-Z are: President Gary Step- hens, Vice President Bob Smith, Secretary Charlotte Bueker, Treasurer Carlos Wood son. 8-I K Top row: Craig Smith, Authur Allen Jr. ' V fy Y Dorothy Williams, Carole Anne Brewer, Zane Vickers, Robert McCauley, Lee Davis, Felix James, Glenn Robnett, M. O. Black, Joe B. Locke. Znd row: Gel- ene Fortune, Robbie McNeil, BettySch- wartz, Judith Perkins, Velvie Dean Cox, Linda Hutchins, Mary Lou VanDuyn, Susanne Sayre, Jerry Perkins, Hubert Laughlin, James Flowers, Bonnie Hern- , don. Bottom row: Beverly Robinson, Etna Lou Payer, Ginger Wheeler, Lilly ,, Marks, Lucille Clore, Ilene Renschler, Shorty McCollum . .l. 8-Z Top row: Marion McCollum, Jim my Proctor, Joe Harmon, Carlos Woodson, Charles Carnahan, Eu- gene Mclntook, Jay Wilson, Char lotte Bueker, Janet Stephens, Bob Smith, Gary Stephens, Znd row: Joe Reinhart, James Gibbs,Bob- by Stender, Jim Shrum, Melvin Case, Glenn Earlywine, Dickie Oliver, Raymond Boyd, W. B. Appleby, Louis Aycock, Bud MQ- Collum, Bottom row: Wayne Jeff- ries, Bill Davis, Ray Bohanan, Jimmie Baser, Bob Clore, Nancy Rule, Anne Stokes, Irene Glover. F- Grade Officers of 8-3 are: Bobby Lucke,President,' Vice President, Lucy White, Secretary,Judy Evans, Treasurer, Barbara Fortune. 8-3 Top row: Martha Scroggins, Alva Zimmerman, Laverne Reed, James Robnett, Jimmy Lacy, Larry Mar- shall, Emily Harris, Judy Evans, Julia Cloud, Leon Drye, Barbara Fortune, Martin Drye, Znd row: Cl- ara Blackwood, Priscilla Sasser, Lois Hall, Lucy Ellen White, Charles Crosby, Ray Chapman, Billy Keys, Chuck Cardin, John Ahrens, Lonnie Hoover. Bottom row: Roger Eason, Roger Benson, Mary Weatherford, Cvwindolyn Kirkman, Kenneth Pon- der, Hazel Ayers, David LynnHen- derson, Bobby Cates. Officers of 8-4 are: President, Irene Mou- ser, Vice President, Pat Cox, Secretary, Betty Halford, Treasurer, Patricia Green. 8-4 Top row: Ervest McKinley, Walter Holbert, Thomas Metcalf, Bobby Mathes, Troy Edward Allen, Sue Synco, Judy Watkins, Paulette Zar ingo, Jeanne Hicks, Anna Pentico, Mary Lantz, Patricia Green. Znd. row: Irene Mouser, Patricia Cox, mary Herod, Williarn Evans, Wil- liam Belcher, Evertt Dobson, Woodrow Proctor. Bottom row: Wallace Rule, Gerold Persons, James Sowell, Carolyn Edge, Bet- ty Halford, Joyce Richert, Edith Warner, Anita Read. 63 Lucretia Maier, Julia Mack, Rose- Seventh Officers of 7-I are: P1-esident,Linda Cum- mings! Vice President,Diana Holbertf Sec- OffiCe1'S Of 7-lzuxriibfgresid t: Sammy Bar- retary,Carol Kitleyj TreasurerlBob Town- nettf Vice PTE? A 411,11 Ra SChW3-1'tZ, SSC- send, retary, rrfaslblfer Boyl, illbanks. , F , 37 L 7-I Top row: Juanita Shelton, Jerilyn Hunter, Lucille Flowers, Patricia Curtis, Beth Martin, Marilyn Str- atton, Kay Aston, Blondian Paige, Richard Bishop, Bob Townsend, Arne Thompson, Joyce Jones, Znd row: Albert Newton, Patricia Blun dell, Carolyn Hodges,Paula Lucas, Diana Holbert, Amela Burdette, Willma Kirksey, Kathy Storey, Dorothy Searcy, Nancy Faye Rob- nett, Patricia Green, Bottom row: Raymond Willwams, Ronnie Hol- langer, Tony Smith, LeRoy Mor- ris, Elroy Cantrell, Karen Kee, Linda Cummings, Mike Shupe, Shir- ley Bramlet. 7-2 Top row: Butch Travis, Paul Sch- wartz, Neal Vickers, George Bry- ant, Linda Smith, Ruth Cowan,Pat- sy Mayhue, Nancy Keys, Barbara Hackelton, Carol Tacy, Shirley John- son, Annabell Black, Znd row: Ma- dell Shumate, Rose Marshall, Cath- erine Pruet, Larry Loveless, Sam- my Barnett, Bobby Wilbanks, Wayne Lee, Eddie Wittman, Billy Lock,Bob by Carper, Lawrence Bailey, Bottom row: Sharon Welch, Charles Estes, Billy Prier, Stanley Clore, Clifford Burdett, Randy Borman, Charles Mi lam, Jimmy Hill, Charles Read, Ro nald Hackelton. 64 Grade Officers of 7-3 are: President, Marion Tull, Officers of 7-4 are: President, Jerry Hos- Vice President, Bobby Forrester, Secretary, kynj Vice Presidentyfxlary Carter: Secre- Treasurer, Phyllis Glover, tary, Treasurer, Dale Dickson. 7-3 Top row: Arky Willis, Martha Mc- Collum, Paulette Viittman, Billy Borger, Dorthey Page, Phyllis Gl- over, Laverne Smith, Billy Hend- rickson, James King, Henry Cow- art, Mary Smith, Dewayne Car- penter, James Turner, Znd row: Marion Barnes, Marion Tull, Mar tha Nobles, Sandra Goetz, Earley Stocks, Norma Turley, Dale Foste Louis McGee, Howard Sandine, Walter Zimmerman, Buster Rous- hall, Milton Hunter, Bottom row: Shirley Sanders, Bessie Anderson, Betty Johnson, Bobby Heiring, Jim my Owens, Johnnie Partridge, Bob by Forrester. Bill Cupit. in N. op row Billy Niclxleson Jerrx Hos lun Claudia Henderson Charlene Bo 0 Beckx Harris Bettx Naught Dora ,Llson -Xlta Jear Atclcley N ary Car ter Brenda Peacock Bertie Hatfield Znd row: B'lly Glover Thomas Bor- man Ralph Pierce Joe Stovesand Arthur Perlmns Charles Hula Roland Roth Don Baell Vernon Tipton Jer- ry Davis Dale Dickson. Bottom row: Blann Creen Clyde lrman Donald Cox Curtis Hartsfie-d Billy Minor Billy Knight Keith Shupe Carland Perden Sta.nleyC1lass. 65 Junigr Hi h 8 Elects FaVQr't fd 5cve,090 Grade E-ZVOYXYQS 1 'YY emxwz 65212066 e?vfCN9?x? ' Vin- ,,-,VANW Sammy is giving Brenda the eye to be certain that she gets her money'e worth from the penciX machine , Nrikgkwvo C4360 .gaqoruefiw ' C md WQQYXETF A A QQQSQ M0059 e , I 1 ' ll L , 5 x 4' ' ' Q . x iff LX, Y- '7, 'g',l'Q F' 1 :25i fi! ' in -Q ' ' ' -,,'1.,-0 4x I A q 153, ' fun, 'I gr ,A 1. - '.. I' a- f ' , , A ,9 r 2,-Lv' ff , Kreme z1.uJ. Gm-y 'wwe qmu- A mek ahe-ack of thx-m ii :hey pun xo em .AX tho-so 5?.HLl.X'v'1CXX?:3, 66 ,J-- f c L X Ht C lf lin r 1 b 1 1 1 IO H The Story Honors Classwork Clubs Activities Sports CD ,-5 1 I 1 I I I -Qiz ,y if MISS DIXIE the T HI and senior the Junior n engra by the principals of e Candidates for the chosen by popular vote senior classes. The on school spirit, poise talent. and 'ISS VU 8 Lr.11'1'1 r, was , WHS and cup Queen Kathryn Reflects in HALLOWEEN QUEEN Kathry Wl! K , Rviifbch, Y A .s Ve 1' N 'U Q12 gt: jgtfwf LY may me ,af x The Sophomores Did It Again -sl' N' - f'-A , .H 1 , . ,' . 5 , s Q il 5' I ' ' ' ri , i h-. . Q - fri . , ., Left to right: Gary Stephens, Irene Mouser, Patricia Curtis, Neal Vickers, Kathryn Barnett, James Thorell, Suzanne Bueker, Billy Crosby, Margie Wesinger, sl Doane Newton, Joni Ragland, Jim John. GHOSTS AND GOBLINS have been haunting the halls of SHS on Halloween night for the past nine years. Not only is the carnivala time of high celebration and good time, but each class and organization has the opportunity of sponsoring money-making schemes which help finance the school band. The Student Council, which sponsors the carnival, is in charge of the most important event of the evening, the crowning of the queen. This year Kathryn Barnett, a sophomore, was the lucky candidate. Maids, chosen by popular vote of the classes were Suzanne Bueker, Senior, Margie Wesinger, Junior, Joni Ragland, freshman, Irene Mouser, eighth grade, Patricia Curtis, seventh grade. The seniors, as has been their practice on Halloween for a number of years, held a cake walk in the girls' gymnasium, and rare, indeed, is the one who comes to the carnival and does not have a half dozen or so walks around the chalked-off arena in hopes of stopping on a lucky number. The juniors had charge of the cold drink stands. This has been the junior bid since the first car- nival in 1947. Those who have been around that long know well that along about five o'clock in the after- noon the day of the carnival husky junior boys lugging case after case of pop and pack after pack of ice into the hallways is indeed a familiar sight. The sophomores held a box supper in the recreation hall of the Episcopal Church. Some stead- ies proved to be a good source of revenue, and the fried chicken boxes of the sponsors also helped fill the coffers. The sophies looking forward to financing the junior-senior banquet the following year take their carnival responsibilities seriously. Among other booths were hot-dog stands, bingo games, dart throws, mechanical horses, mar- riage bureaus, short movies, lovers' lanes, jails, money on trees, and what-not. Uallhousedbehind blackand yellow streamers lining halls and classrooms, and open to a constant stream of eager patrons well into the late hours. Bedlam reigns, but, oh, what fun! 72 1 A , i I i v-GW, fl ,V P ' f. af h . -and HP' 4, ai 25 Nl!! '1 sg ' Maxx ,ui 1 'iff 1 451 is ' 7 4 5 1 -'ti T 1' w 'rl .. fa, H f Q QQ S,,.,i W. Q I. if 2 lg: A awp 2 I .L 4 -x r ,-A .,,.- 5 25 . i ef' 4 A f A Q wi xlf' . r., -31, . x 'S 3' , .--:X 's '..'vs f 'a' E : f'? MIL, Q S, , Q 1' 1: tl 7,2 , wp.. F x . x f at 1 kv . 3' ,- .,,.S,. .pf L.. i,,' N I JA lf,-4 f , . 441 2-Q' if -'ln F Q7 2: Q 9.1 v- '-:1 I . fe ,-Q: i w f .inf .fi ,I 1- .Eu v Y 9 1- ?Q wk Y Q- 'V s - ' 1 . I 1.Q ,?gf'w . A- in Q- 1 , , if ,, , i,f if, ls.i W, mg J ff ,, Z az Football Team Chooses Homecoming Queen MISS MARILYN BREWER was elected by the 1955 football team to reign as I-IOMECOMING QUEEN, In her senior year Marilyn served as football and basketball cheerleader and secretary of the Y-Teens And Her Royalty miles i ' a ,zfiff 'E , 1 1,1 ti 7' ,M i fff' .wizfvi 1, is i' i . ' P fi 1 Left to right--Homecoming Queen Ma Davis, Sara Jo Essex, Shirley Maier. id ,x.SA.Af :I-41A-0 Qvib rilyn Brewer, Maids Pat Peacock, Sandra -Q4 , 4 A ' I L ,ixfx ? P ' ' I n'?1Ai'I ' ' M . ,...1z ?' Xvatgh ygur Step, Marilyn Queen Marilyn and King James Look pleased, indeed! P J ' il Pat Peacock World S Champ1on Duck Caller THE WORLDS' CHAMPION DUCK CALLER is seventeen-year-Old PATRICIA PEACOCK, This is the eighth first place trophey for expert nrlitation of Stuttgart ducks that Pat has collected during her high school flags, Last year when the Worlds' Clx.ln.p1o11slup Dlvxslon was taken Pat httle thought she- qoulrl top the skill of the male cgallff-rs too, butas timt- anflpractice proved, that she rllfl, Prizm-s hvsiclt-s the silver Cup were Sl,.ZUO m U, S. Bonds, a gold watch, and hontmg I-quxpnicnt whlch mclurlefl a little of evcrythzhu from :,'L4,Jk'fAn to sldclas. Pat was flowm to New York December ll v.'h:-rw slw Qappt-art-fl fm lllsrh Shriherks l wo For llgf, F.1or1vj.' tulcv1sic:nfilrogram, Plans 411-V heme nhafie for he-r to appear dt tlo- Cl-.lf ,too fiatiohal Boat Show, February 5-C, tllf-felt-h1'11skaSpr rt: Show, March 5-llg tlw Dv: XIYJILC: Sports Shrrw, Aprll li-log E1Il'1Il'1K' lJf1llf1s5yorIs show, Xiarch Bl-Aprll 5 . f I Q' if ef hllo-vf'!' ni - K 4 0 ,xl f 'W-L, if ' 1 f sl' Q 5 SHS lS pi-mul ot'John Crum who was elected Tlfitxonfil .TCLL prvszrli-nt sit the annual convention in Cedar Fails, Iuwd last summe r. John has had his hancli full conducting the business of the organization. Ho has been kept busyplannirig the three clay coizu-ntion to be held next summer, g'Qmmu11iQg1I1I1g kV1Il'1 chairmen IFOI' VVOI'kShOpS, and speaking at several state conventions. Active in the Student Council, the band, 1 i sports, John is A Credit tothe School. -V, 'ff a, -- lf, l Q... JCHN JOE HARRIS Stunient Body Presment -1:14 -Pi BEST PERSONALITY Pat Peacock and Gene Petty Who's Who BEST ALI.. AROUND GIRL AND BOY Dixie Hillman and Gene Petty - uai-in iii lljli 11111: ml D111 xiii U45 lk: l If I V ii . rv' , ,SLJ 1 Z' ' 'NEATEQST GIRL AND BOY Sdzannk Bue rkle and John Paul Browning MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL Carolyn Shirkey MOST HANDSOME BOY Gene Petty Z V2 by mf' X Y ff!! , QM.. I sh 'S . by QSM F 2 I .W Q . -----Q. BEST CITIZEN GIRL AND BOY D1x1e Hxllman and Gene Petty BEST GIRL AND BOY ATHELE TE Carolyn Kirchoff and James Argo WITTEST Cliff Davis, Emily Essex, Don Owens, Sue Hemme MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dixie Hillman and Gene Petty fi pi V ' ' :,- ,A Y ,cf R we C L v v v X jg L: HL fi! A '. K R ., 1 gf? , in 9 4 mi! '37, X' E llllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllH' llllllllllllllii lllllllllllll?! H l . 'Vw ki' Ws..:g FRIENDLIES1 GIRL AND BOY DIXIE Hlllman and 09119 P5'ftY Mosi' TALENTED GIRL AND BOY Pat Peacock and John Paul Browning 87 mv, MOST DEPENDABLE GIRL AND BOY Dixie Hillman and Gene Petty MOST POPULAR GIRL AND BOY Pat Peacock and James Argo r,,, l ,ff X.. , f A 15' X 3 , 'I 1 tn 4 mm 3 .'., 1 CUTEST GIRL AND BOY Pat Peacock and William Watkins MOST INTELLIGENT GIRL AND BOY Dixie Hillman and John Paul Browning J ' L G' 1 State W' vp 'V 0 Q? 'Ura Myrna Brockman Pat Peacock Suzanne Buerkle 2 A 3 Dixie Hillman Marilyn Brewer Dorothy White ez.. ,:: Q-7 f ' . if ' A 'W 9 Gcorgene Sorreus Emily Essex Georgia Foster Thirteen junior girls and eleve Boys' State at Camp Robinson las by civic organizations in Stuttgart. 'U ,- The American Legion and the the citizenship training pro principles und ' Jeanne McCollum grarnto erlying a dernocra Sandra Hinze 90 Citizenship and V - n X .f J X ' Boys State , N John Green James Argo Cliff Davis ' lt ' M i ' .J A-an i 4' Y . I John Burt Ragland John Crum Gene PettY -23 'CJ' 35' John Paul Browning . Mike Flowers I D Ritchie Knoll junior boys attended Girls'State and summer, their expenses being paid American Legion Auxiliary sponsor . N., help boys and girls understand the tic society. John ny Wallwo rth 91 John Joe Harris xnxx Marilyn Brewer adds finish- ing touches to Corky Owens. Contestants in the Miss S H S ' contest were as follows Back row: Scott Thorrell, Miss Fire: Jimmie Robnolt M1ss Name John Browning Miss Place John Green, Miss Leadg Corky Owens, M1ss Take James Argo Miss Give John Ragland Miss Behavior Johnnie Wallworth, Miss Ap- propriate Mike Flowers Miss Rule Martin Dills Miss Understood, Front row, Ritchie Knoll, MISS Fortune Lowell Roth Miss Guide Cliff Davis Miss Informed, Gene Petty, Miss Use, Tom- f Cx sq .9 , X 3 XM ,,,jx V, N, -fa Lg. A' g ,Q LU 5 1 f Q2 5 'i ' -S1 A V 2' ISV, 43' 25 '4- 5 1.3 ex ..-f cf of Vg ,ef JJ 'u -ff es as d E ,S ,sm , ef was tu ents arn X7 N-,uf JJ '44 WI .JxNJ-xii' Y 14 J Xkjxsf by W Stuttgart x. he Jr J' .NJ - vv ,J J' Cf' v ARKANSAS COUNTY V W fc QNX H 7 d .H XT N L I ,JJ VL' f, u cju Iva i.z VV XTX , df W., ' A V , Y XO' 439' of'-K, 'xv of 42 I .loan John and Carolyn Shirkey, Runners-up in the Arkansas County Contest, share float with Queen ' K ,,'3'1ff' 5 ,UA ' A, N k.K, V' y from DeW1tt. 'tg' U f:9n:g Q.TSQ 'pJ,, fl 9 fi'nQ dv1w fu -if . M fi . . , J, fl' wlvs., Ku- x .3 VI, I Judy Ragland, over-all Chairman of Hallo- Ween Carnival, works on plans that made Georgefle SOFTSHS Won BCUY Crocker Home' Carnival a success. maker of Tomorrow award for Arkansas. 'A- '53, Carolyn Shirkey and Carolyn KirChOff, del- Beverly Travis proves the judges weren't blind when the egates of Mid-South Y-Teen'ConventiO1'1, her one of the runners-up in Miss White River Contest, work on bulletin board. 94 Valls Bluff, on September Sth, y chose at De- Miscellaneous Honors David Sward, Jack Coker, Bill Smith, Danny Pack- Ebush, and John Fcilke receive Eagle Scout Awards Jean McCollum discusses win- STATE F. H. A. DEGREES Voice of Democracl' Winner, ning Lion Oil Essay prize with Marl' Sue Gfafldgeofge fe' soonsor, Mrs. Trice. f39iVeS help f1'01'1'1 Mrs. Hooper fy' ,,f, V ,, ' mb W n f fb ID f .,..,, ..1 A f T' i ' -r H , ,gf I - no-Q , Q f k , A,J,' bf If Regina Crandall Norma E995 Janice Holbert Jeanne McCollum ,.. Q A 4 State Officers 'var 'WV Q GENE PETTY DIXIE HILLMAN Vlce Presldent of State H1 Y Conference Secretary of State Y Teen Conference Presldent of JUUIOI' Classlcdl cdgue M ,N 'GQ MARGARET MORGAN Bl LY CROSBY Secretary of State Future Tracesmen OfAnner1ca Q6 State Presldent of 41-I Clubs 'BX I My K lil H' W .gt ,aw ' x f A I at , ' ui .A A4 5 A! U, Wfwf J A 1 Av A . I L . I A F'-lu House- H Come Out of the Kitchen. Parkes .......... Susie .......... Ottily Howell ..... Daphne Charters. . Nicholas King .... Ned Pembroke, .Tr George Howell .... Dougherty ...... Jim Mooney .... Clancy ........... Johnny Wallworth ...Lois Hellwege .Suzanne Buerkle . . . .Dixie Hillman Mrs. Winnecker ..... . . . . . .Francis Webb .. . . .Lowell Roth .John Joe Harris .. .... Scott Thorell .. .Jarines Argo .. . . .fi n Owens .... ene Petty Olivia Dangerfield. Mary Carolyn Brazil Elizabeth Dangerfield ..... Linda Minton Mrs. Falkener ........ Barbara Woodall Cora Falkener. . .... Janice Holbert Amanda ........ . . . Nansi Lucas Burton Crane ..... . . . Lynn Kinder Thomas Lefferts. . . .... Bill Hayes Solon Tucker ...... .... B ill Koch Paul Dangerfield .......... Jack Jocobs Charles Dangerfield. . . Dennis Williams Randolph Weeks ......... Doane Newton Director ..... Mrs. McCormack m r f,i t Hula M sjJ1 N--'K AJWVULAAJ 1'. El 21 S Mrs. Fleming. . . , .... .U ixie Vester ,,,, ,,, Vera Vern n.. ...Pla Peacock tw Mrs. Pe K ...pa y . Dirxector . H,-A . . f M' Mc Corrnack Yfyl . ,7 ALMAAN o .. 04,3 QZZAJYQHQJ 4 WNY, 'stil-jvcv 1 L 0 .wb 21 tw 21 S Annual Staff on the Job vp-5 -and that leaves a balance of 51.00. Does that go there ? Assistant to the editor and business manager proof read copy. The copy and production staff's work is never done. Art work takes pains and precision. ! Don t football Who put the film in backward? ge 1 . if . 24. I' , -,X . - 'RQ' A X - .. Mrs. McCormack tries the staffs' new came ra. Editor ....... ................. . . . Dixie Hillman Assistant Editor .............. .. Suzanne Buerkle Business Manager. . ........ ............. G ene Petty Assistant Business Manager ..,.,.. Billie Jeanne McCollum Organizations Editor ......................... Cliff Davis Assistants, . . Johnny Wallworth, Janice Holbert Photography Editor... ......,......... . .. Mike Flowers Assistants. Art Editor ........ Assistants. Advertising Editor. As sistants.. Production Editor. Assistants.. Sports Editor ...... Assistants. Copy Editor ....... Assistant. . ...John Burt Ragland, Linda Bull ..................NansiLucas ... Lois Hellwege, Von Parker, Maudie Dobbins John Paul Browning Gail Johnson, Mary Carolyn Brazil, Margie Jackson ........................DorothyWhite ...Myrna Brockman, Pat Peacock ...................Lee Morgans .. Judy Ragland, Joan John, Doug Stephens .. . . . . . Georgene Sorrells .......................MaryJoEvans Top row: Cliff Davis, Johnny Wallworth, John Paul Browning, Jeanne McCollum Dixie Hillman John Burt Ragland, Mike Flowers, Gene Petty, Bottom row: Myrna Brockmann Lois Hellwege Maudie Dobbins, Mary Jo Evans, Georgene Sorrells, Suzanne Buerkle, Carolyn Shirkey Joan John Judy Ragland, Janice Hgylbert and Yvonne Parker, not in picture. - ,f og 1' Mrs. Jeanette McCormack, Sponsor. QUILL AND SCROLL is an international honor society for high school journalists organized for the purpose of encouraging and rewarding the individual achieve - ment in the field. Students elected rank in the upper third of their class, do out- standing work for one of the school publications, and are recom - mended by the sponsor of the school paper and yearbook. National Honor Society 5 s I Top row: Lois Jean Hellwege, John Paul Browning, Mrs. Jim Brasher,Mike Flowers, Dixie Lee Vester, John Burt Ragland. Bottom row: Suzanne Buerkle,1'SpO1'i8I'5 Elizabeth Borman, secretary, Georgene Sorrels, vice president, Gene Petty, president, Dorothy White, treasurer, Dixie Hillman, parliamentarian, CHARACTER, SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, and SERVICE, the principles of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, are symbolized in the keystone and flaming torch emblem of the Society. As the key- stone is used for perfection in building, so are the virtues represented in this symbol instrumental in developing personality endowed with qualities for happiness and worth. The flaming torch is forever a reminder of the darkness dispersed by intellectual attainment. Candidates eligible to election by vote of the faculty stand in the first third of the junior and sen- ior classes, hold 50 honor credits earned by the middle of the junior year, 60 honor credits earned by the beginning of the senior year, 70 honor credits earned by the end ofthe first semester of the senior year, and have no grade made during the last two years below B , NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X X N I s '2 E' I :- -a ff 5 7 O 5 if National Honor Societi: initiates receive congratulations from members. Librarians Work for a better library BL, THE STUTTGART LIBRARY CLUB has eighteen members who meet at regular hours eve ry two weeks The purpose of the club is to create an appreciation of good reading, to stimulate a desire to ren der service to readers, to encourage proper use of reading materials, and to teach proper organization, classification, circulation, and shelving of books, newspapers, and magazines. Social life is also included among the interest of student librarians. Parties are given by the club during the year, and a banquet is held in the spring. Officers are Regina Crandall, president, Linda Wittman, vice -president, Jean Daniels, secretary Sue Stallings, treasurer, Yvonne Parker, historian, and Billie Jeane McCollum, parliamentarian, Mrs Sylvia Mills, Librarian. Lynda Henderson. Jeanne fx1cColiurn Je-an Daniel and Eunice Smith la: quvr books for Junior High Sc hool Library. 4 B1-tty Barger, 'I omnzic' Moore, Shvrry Brown. Goldie Vvorste- and Pat Pm-anon' lc rvfinish thc' rhai rs and l:llDlf'fw. V- Ann Hatfield, Lccia Glove r, You Pa rke r, Linda .', lttmaxi and Dorothy Xfeves sort, star if and tape IYZAQBZIYTQS. 104 ,, Regina Crandall, CIarolynStall1nps Nargarm-tB.11lvy, and Ma rgars-t Br own go through tht- filv cabinet to chi-rkshz-lvef nurnln-rs J .Vt Pat Peacock JP, President 1 'k of the A Arkansas Student Librarians ,YV Association Q ' ' I lift' S i If mi' s, IX J N 5 , X' g X si 'Q b ' 5 J, Q -7 LM- 1' I 1 fs, If t ,iii 4, 99' J f h ,ui 5 JW ' g It . E A + X J ' , f I ,M 1 f I I -mi 'i N' ' , 's l . I 1 1 ri , P. E- ei f f I :ii .. I 1' I X if If Lg ... N J 5 via 1 X21 , 4 uf . 4' Y 1 . V ' 7i'5,.-- X ff! wr 1 , L 5, 32, . 5,ff'y J J J - A k V A 1' Y 1 ,G .Jf-' X A A41 J X LJ! an I ' I -J r l JM I Ill.,-V DN ,Q i . SJ i ' f v ' A if X xy if YM I DJJ X- VI D VI' .f il' vb' t ,Ja -lf A .A - f,r'5' A 2 .-.s ,J 1 Q! , v I , -JJ! 'Lf I f fi 4? ,- I .- I if if x lg ! 5 .. f' 'V f' Y , ' x ' ' f- iq 4 1' X 'N ,G ' 1 M' L ii' ' K ixksf J I , I an 3 5 fi E E K X K is . 5 Y .M fb. 7' .9 'x TOP ROW: Mrs. Jeanette McCormack, sponsorg Lester Glassg Charles Ratcliffg Scott Thorellg Jim Robnolt SECOND ROW: Lowell Rothg Myrna Brockmanng Elizabeth Bormanng Ritchie Knollg Tommy Blackwellg John ny Wallworth. BOTTOM ROW: Frances Webby Dixie Vesterg Betty Hulag Lois Hellwegeg Kathryn Morgang Suzanne Bueker. Masque and Gavel Room for the King ends in spirit of reverence. Ritchie directs Christmas play. MASQUE 81 GAVEL SOCIETY is a national society created to serve and to honor secondary school students and teachers inter- ested in better oral usage of American English. A Room For the King , a one-act play by Graham DuBois, was presented by the club in assembly at Christmas. Ritchie Knoll acted as student director. In the senior play, A Full House by Fred Jackson, seven mem- bers took part: Lois Hellwege, Betty Hula, Lowell Roth, Scott Thorell, Dixie Vester, Johnny Wallworth, and Frances Webb. ,, .,,l V Q' by T ' .13 at 7 3' V , 4 I 4' X 5.1: if S Z FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Bormann, presidentg Tommy Blackwell, vice presidentg Dixie Vester, secretaryg Lois Hellwege, treasurerg Kathryn Morgan, reporter. S Club i Oki rj . B-1 F0312 SC A 017, S fi ifdln! -numbers ot the 'b' Club are those who have ear- ned a Senior letter in Cornpetitive sports. Back Row: James Argo, Art Pentico, Charles Dickson, Doug Stephens, Doan Neuton, Duppie Davis, John Joe Har- ris, Ricky Mustin, Corky Owens, Aug ust Hensiek, Bob Rawlings, Second Row: Don Maphouz, Buddy Watkins, Burt Ragland, Lee Morgan, Bob Sel- ig, John Crum, Gene Petty, Billy Roy McCollum, Joe Ronnie Ginger- rich, Bottom Row: Dixie Hillman, Joan Kerr, Yvonne Parker, Judy Ragland, Carolyn Kirchoff, Elsie Sparks, Sue I-lemme, Barbara Nei- ghbors, Norma Estes. Pep meetings are lead by Six peppy SHS g11'15 Latin Club Initiates SENATORS BID FOR SLAVES AT INITIATIOIN , Ll ml two LATIN CLUBS which together comprise the largest group belonging to M E L the National Junior Classical League Ks IMPERATOR MARVIN HAGAMAN presides overboth the monthly night meet SENATORS PATRICIANS and SLAVES numbering l50 are enrolled in the f ings and the regular school meetings held on alternate Tuesdays n the night of initiation a slave sale is held which enables the club to fin posters for the Red Cross and buying materials for special programs Christmas and Easter SLAVES AWAIT THEIR LIASTERS COMM ANIDS efmii Patrician Officers are Bill Smith president Bob Rawlings vice president Sara JO Essex Sec retary Rayanne Heien Treasurer Jack Coker Sergeant at Arms Senator Officers are Lee Mor gans president Bill Hayes vice president Linda Minton secrefarv I In K . . v 1 i 4: A , , V ' J E Q ' I, l f R , r 7 I xxx 1 , I I aj ' is Q A 4 1 fl. 4 ' Q 0 K 0 ' 1 y Q W- 1 I ' Y ,' , . ug 00 ' ' - ,I . O . . . . . . . . - ance such projects as giving toys at Christmas to crippled children, making I , , . . at M 'elf ' I l 4 Q W 7 5 , , 0 ,ff , ' . 4 4 L . f '7 ' I il 1 G ' 5 H I , 5 , ' , t I , N .V , , . A I' Q fy , A I S, 1 A I 1 3 l I ' X !' 9 X , -ff' lv ' waxy! f X , P, , I' A , l X Thirt - Five Slaves WJ A great banquet IS held every other sprlng where food f1t only for the wealthy Roman 1S served Venus who IS elected by popular vote from the Lat1n II members pres1des over the f6St1V1t18S to the envy of all the Roman ladxes Bacchus wlns hls kmgly t1tle by chance roll1ng the three great dlce for the hlghest total but some say a lovely goddess hovers near and a1ds the lucky one A 1'am1l1ar scene at Chrlstmas 1s that of wh1te draped members marchmg slow lx through the halls xuth hghted candles smgmg carols and chantmg Roman songs lllhe T umur Classical jfiezxgue C R E E D L ague covenant to hand on the torch of Class lcal C v1l1zat1on m the modmn world We be l1 Xe an acquamtance xuth the C Nll1Z3t1OH Greece and Rome xull help us understand and appra se th s world of today wh ch 15 xndebted to ancxent c1x1l1zat1on m us government laws l1terature languages and arts 109 . ,V I I 1 'f-., Q ,N -N., h A au . - , , 1 I Q- 4 , . 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C3 sv 'fill ,J ,J Y L 68-MAKflQs lil UR IT Fl lftcx Fo 55 O 4 4 - 6 XXE A ao S- QQ' 45 VD SYN X ' Q1 i NIW HO FHA BEAU FHA EMBI-'EM Lynn Klnder Mrs G W Sorrels sponsor shows the correct coat stxtchmg to FHA Off1cers Top row Betty Jo Eason secretary Jeanne McCollum student advrsor Mary Lou Ahrens treasurer Margaret Ba1ley hmstorran Jeanle Marshall song leader Bottom row Katherme Barnett reporter Marmeal Freeman f1rstv1cepres1dent C1eorgeneSorrels pres1dent Wanda Inman second vxce presrdent Carolyn Robnett thxrd vxce pres1dent not p1ctured Charlene W1lcox p1an1St The Future Homernakers of Amerzca 1S an orgamzatron for g1rls who are now enrolled 1n or have had one year of home econom1cs The club cons1sts of 130 members thrs year who took part m act1v1t1es on local federat1on and state levels Each month the orgamzatron has one busmess meetmg and one socral rneetmg Spec1al occas1ons durmg the year 1nclude a tea for parents the mght of 1nstallat1on of off1cers 1n Sept ember the Federatron meetmg held m the hmgh school aud1tor1um m October tea for teachers at Chr1st mas FFA and FHA Mother Daughter Father Son banquet 1n February and the State Meet at I.11ttle Rock m March Mothers of the chapter are Mrs Alfred Carle Mrs Melba G1bbs Mrs Herman Boenmg Mrs Al fred Goetz and Mrs Marlon Freeman The colors are red and whmte the off1c1al flower the rose x5'f4 Fourth row Altha Haynes Betty Srruth Margaret Pmerce Mary Lou .Tones Chrlstrne Zarllngo Dortlw XNh1te Dott e Flernmgs 'ylary Lou C1arr1son Janxce Holbert Nera Ruth Srmpson Glenda -Xppleby Rose Nlarxe Dobrouch Thmrd row Connre H111 Barbara 'Ne1ghbors Kathryn Bohanan Nfyrtle Hazrnlton Jen me Srrlley Betty Kesler 'yary Lou Beadles yd1a Hencerson Ccncxrexe F1scher Betty Jeanc Delfo 'Margaret Powell Shlrley 'ya1er Annette Halley Seconc row Norrra Estes ouxse Randolll Barbara Nicfee Lxnda I-Ialler Annette V11ll1ams Olrye Jean khrens B1ll1e Aston Nlary Jo Sullwar Nlargaret Relger Geneya Synco Suzanne Cobb Flrst row 'ylaud1e Dobbms Rose Krack Pat Peacock Von Par ker B1ll1e Jeanne N cColluno Pat Lucbker Sue Berryman Glorxa Ol1ver Nlargle Xlesmger A 1 - - 1 1 . 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 Z 1 1 1 1 - ! l ' J - I - I I n 3 n p . 1 1 ' , . . 1 1 . , , 1, ,, 4 . , - , f .J U- X.. X .Y, B V 1 - T 'i . - 'f 1 4' ' t ,- - 1' 1 V 1 - 1 - 1 v '1 1 A 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 . ' , 1 - V 1 ' , .1' 1 ' ' ' . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , .1 , - . , . , , , .l , l.., , 1 , 1 I V . Y , . Y . I I- 1 g A Y . x A , .1 , -r , 1 , 1 . . , ,-, 111, . . 1 , , . , . , . ' , A ' 1, . W , Y Y . V, . . A - J 7 I ' A 1 - J I . . I I Y . , , . . i. 1 .1 11 1 1 1. - Plan for the Future Fourth Row Glenda Burns Sherry Brown Betty Glass Betty Cuprt Jenette G1lbert Sue Bearden Dana Haskxns Ruth Carper Loulse Zarlmgo Velman Jean Goetz Ronme Johnson Lmda Appleby Anna Belle Hlldebrand Th1rd Row Edna R1chenback Tommre Lou Moore Mar1lyn Sh1rkey Sandra Walker Bernrce Bedmar Judy Flowers Carolena Carle Betty Kmley Pat Koch Shxrley Stocks Dorthy Thompson Second Row Dora Roushall Leona Swmt Bobb1e H111 V11-g1n1a Koemg Earleen Vester Carolyn Woodruff Twyla wll.l1S Lmnda McAdams Joan Inman Tommre Lou G1bbs Catherme Boenmg Rozan Luebker Frrst Row Ann Hatf1eld Carolyn Huff Lmda Cohen Marxan H1cks Barbara Estes Harrret I-Ioskyn Ruth Culpxt Leola Glover Patrlcxa Ragan Emma Robnett PURPOSES To promote a growmg apprec1at1on ofthe Joys and satrsfactrons of hornernakmg To enphas1ze the 1m good home and fam1ly lxfe for all To promote mternatlonal good w11l To foster the development of creatrve leadersh1p 1n home and commumty lxfe To provxde wholesome 1nd1v1dual and group recreat1on To further mterest 1n home economrcs Thrrd Row Rona Carpenter Margaret McGehee Irene Cruth1s Gold1e Veorster Nona Sue Stocks B1ll1eLee Hancock Jean Damel L1Il1an Zrmmerrnan Martha GaI'I1SOH Dorothw Meyer Lmda Wrttman Syblelhlson Second Row Ethel Page Donna James Mar1lyn Stephens Paula Koch Barbara Stedman Carolyn Robnett I.. n1ta Srmmons Barbara Floyd Betty Lue Barger DeAnne Etter Dorrs Owens R1ta Luebker F1rstRow Lucx Clemons Kxtten Barnett Vkanda Inman Sue Stallmgs Georgene Sorrells Marmeal Freeman Kay St John Marxlyn Brewer Jeanle Marshall 111 - , , , I , ' , I , I , . . , I . , . , , , , - . , . , . . I , . I A I Y I I I I I J - , . , . , I , . . . y , y portance of worthy home membership, To encourage democracy in home and community life. To work for . - I , . I . , y . , ' , 1 1 I , 1 1 1 1 . , 1 V I Y , y , , . , . V- 1 I V l I ' X FEE? F. F. A. Boys Learn THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CHAPTER is a stu- dent organization for those boys who are taking vocational ag- riculture. The FFA Chapter was organized in Stuttgart High School in 1948. Mr. R. B. Flood has been the advisor from that time. The motto is Learning To Do By Doing. The boys have projects such as the raising of soybeans, oats, rice, beef cat- tle, swine, and other items adapted to this area. Advisor, Mr. R. B. Flood, Treasurer, Joseph Konecnyg Sentinel, Ralph Watkins Student Advisor, Edward Lederg Pres- ident, Lynn Kinderg Secretary, Dickie Dicksong Vice President, Charles Rob- nettg Reporter, Billy Schwartz. 112 Watkins Charles Shumate James Hildebrand irst Row Bobb Morse Howard Ber Wa ne Back Row left to right Billy Schwartz Ray ldeker Lowell Leder Mr Flood Larry Ear hart Jay Black Herman Hein Claude Chap rnan Second Row Vernon Stokes Kenneth Maier David Dickson David Schwartz Waymon Minor First Row Norman Cantrell Johnny Leder Travis Reed Fred Rhein ckie Dickson Lynn Kinder Edward Leder yde Buell David Rule First Row Lonnle obnett F.T.A. Trains Students In Occupations THE FUTURE TRADESMEN OF AMERICA organization is a social-training organization which helps students select and succeed in their chosen occupations. Juniors and seniors, who makeup the member- ship, divide their time during the day between school and work, and they are given credit for work hours which are supervised by employers and the school co-ordinator. The Stuttgart Chapter No. 38 was organized in 1942 underthe leadership ofMr. Norvel W. Kelly who has served as sponsor since that time. Projects for the year include redecorating the club office, securing a permanent library sec- tion for distributive education literature, and providing concession stands at basketball games. Q1:::- 'tg-3? ' JI Pre sident Sue Hernme on F 49 i Vice President Bob Selig Treasurer Delegate Joe Gmgerich James Argo Secretary Dorothy White Sponsor Mr Norvel Kelly Back Row left to right Alfred Harris Mr 'Norvel W Kelly -Xugust Hensiek Charles Fischer Torrmx Black well Billy Crosby Robert Krack Howard Jones Leland Zimmerman Second Row James Argo Claude Carle Donna Blackwell Margaret Morgan Sandra Davis Hazelene Cummings Margaret Brown Sandra Hinze Regina Crandall Bettye Miller 1 Qecker Mary Jo Sullivan Kent Besse First Row Von Parker Marilyn Brewer Dorothy White Sue Hemme Joe Gingerich Linda Minton Margie lla-singer 113 , . , . i . , A 1 1 A A ' 1 1 1 1 . . i , , 1 1 , 5 1 A 1 1 ' . ' . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 - Hi-Y Develops Character g ie ayre Butch Caldwell Dennis Williams Jack Jacobs Martin Dills John Green Doug Stevens Jolmie Wallworth, Jim Robnolt Richard Mustin, Warren Mc Collum, John Joe Harris Scott Thore Charles Ratcliff John Paul Browning Gene Wheeler Left Side Front to Back Bill Hayes Larry Almond Gene McClusky, Charles Jackson, David Borman, Noble Hill, Bill Smith, Clark Roth, Raymond Hildebrand, Bob Raw lings, John Meredith, Jack Coker, Marvin Hagaman, -Right side-Front to Back- Buddy Watkins, John Burt Rag Back Row-Left to Ri ht- Edd' S , , ' ' ' , , ' ' , Y land, Bob Seling, Duppie Davis, Joe Gingerich, August Hensiek, Doane Newton, Mike Flowers, Corky Owens Jerr Woodruff, Billie Roy McCollum, Jon Glover, Leland Zimmerman, Winky Thorell-Center Back-Left to Right-David Swartz, Don Koch, Tommy Hoskyns, Cliff Davis, John Crum, Jimmy Argo, Tommy Blackwell-Center-Front to Back-Gene Pett , Tomm Va D M' h l y y n uyn, ic ae Craig, John Fred Koenig, George Sorrels, George Segraves, Richie Knoll. Sr Y. X x' 'f' President-JIMMY ARGO, Vice President-GENE PETTY, Treasurer-CLIFF DAVIS, Secretary- CLARK ROTH, Chaplin-LELAND ZIMMERMAN, Sgt. At Arms -CHARLES RATCLIFF And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature and in favor with God and man, is the guiding principle of the Hi-Y Club. Organized to create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Characterg to further clean speech, clean sports, clean conduct, and clean living, the clubattracts boys who are concerned with the best in- terests of the school as well as their per- sonal growth. This year the club undertook projects such as inducting new chapters in neigh- boring towns, raising funds for the South- west Area Cou.ncilY, M, C, A,, provid- ing food and money for needy families at Christmas, and entertaining the state of- ficers training school. Senior Y-Teens 4 'nf ...Lo Back row Mar1lyn Brewer D1x1e I-hllman Sue Hernme Emlly Essex Carolyn Klrchoff Mrs L6BrOCq Betty Hula Margaret Morgan S1ssy Kay Morgan Suzanne Buerlcle Second row Ollve Jean Ahrens V1rg1n1a Ponder B1ll1e Aston Margaret R1eger Mary Jo Sulllvan Dorothy Wh1te Ehzabeth Borman Mar1lyn Clysem Syb1l Clafflr Sandra I-hnze Betty I-Iuff Myrna Brockman Loxs Jean I-Iellwege D1x1e Lee Vester Th1rd row Sandra Dav1s Mary Jo Evans Georgene Sor rells Dott1e Flemmgs Geneva Synco Chr1st1ne Zarlmgo Jeanne McCollum Pat Peacock Suz anne Bueker Frances Webb Martha I-hznay Betty Garf1eld Rxta Mae Luebker 4Q7ldLA! Mme rffaf-A4 WW'-if AW' M' ,gm M AAN esldent Suzanne Buerkleldfu eff?,i1,,f tzhaf 1ce Presxdent Carolyn K1rchoffL?fHA!aZ,, Secretary Marmlyn Brewer Treasurer SISSN Kay Morgan fm! Reporter Betty Hula Ss rgeant at Arms Emrly Lssex Sponsor Mrs l..eBrocq The Y Teen club 1s a lellovsshlp of g1rls strnmg to gro u n soc1al grace rel1g 1ous concepts and readmess to serxe others Them' alm 15 to share H15 loxe for all people and to grow rn knowledge and love of God The club xxhmch was xormerly known as the C1 rl Reserves IS atfmllated wxth the YXXCMX It was orgamztd locally 111 l938 by Grace Vmex who lS now Dean of Women at Henderson State College -Xrkadelphma llv 2.1.1 - ,,: 2 Q z., - . - -1 .4 1 'rv' . . ,T 1. E ,, H, , ff 1-.,eLT I 1-gy, A 11, ,.,v - ' ,1 ,. 1.,,, ' .' . V, 3 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , 1 1 - 2 1 1 1 1 1 I 3 I , -I i I - l 1 1 fs- 1 r ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - . I f 7 - , 7 V y L so Q ' f 1 ,QA 42,412 Z ww ' . Lf' ' ,, Q , ' ' 4 2 7 I lc L 4 La-4591 l, . , , 4 , ------- - f v-------------- ' V D , ------ A--- - - -, .A . 7 . . .Y. 'Ui . y . - , . , . . . . 7 , . V Y V Y 1 V . Q . .X , .. . . 1 - 1 , A U 1 x V. , YY U . , Junior Y-Teens First row: Sue Berryman, Nancy Spann, Mary Carolyn Brazil, Judi McEntire Linda Bull, Judy Ragland, Linda Minton, Joan John, Margie Wesinger, Gloria Oli- ver. Standing: Mrs. Helen Wood, Lynda Henderson, Donna Blackwell, Mary Lou Beadles, Vera Ruth Simpson, Rose De- brovich, Allawayne Siems, Nanette Gin- gerich, Pat Luebker, Aline Cantrell, Jo- Ann Gardner, Pat Williams. 1 First row: Elsie Sparks, Hazeline Cum mings, Margie Jackson, Gail Johnson Marilyn Woodson, Nansi Lucas, Von Park- er, Norma Estes, Myrtle Hamilton. Sec- ond row: Maudie Dobbins, Rose Krack, Mary Sue Grandgeorge, Margaret Brown, Janice Holbert, Pans Hensiek, MaryLou Garrison, Genevieve Fischer, Louise Ran- dolph. T - row: Regina Crandall, Von Robinson, Annette Halley, Glenda Apple- by, Shirley Maier, Vicki Carle, Louise Huber, Suzanne Cobb, Ann Borchert, Kat hryn Bohanan. m- OFFICERS President ----------- Marilyn Woodson Vice President --- ---- Judy Ragland Secretary ------ -------- V icki Carle Treasurer--- --- Nanetta Gingerich Reporter-H ----- -Norma Estes Sponsor-- ---Mrs. Helen Wood W 952, t Y- membership Be- . . X ca so la e t ree divisio were e t accom od te senio , r gh sOPhom . T ere ar I 2 Qbers enrolled in e enior group this year, 53 juniors, and 40 sophomores. Sophomore Y-Teens Back row Sue Stalhngs SISSY Mems Sara Jo Essex, Linda Haller, Birbara N LC ee Xnn ette l.N1ll1arns Imogene W1ll1s Betty Jo Eason Nlartha Garrison, Bunny Mc Collurn Sharon Cohen Se cond row Lemta Snfnrnons Mary Townsend, Rayanne Heien Dor1s Owe ns L1ll11n Z1mrnerman .TeanDan1el CdFOlyI1RObHCIt Paula Koch,BarbaraStedman M1r1ll,n5tfphens Mrs 'lrlce Thlrd row Kay bt John Kltten L lrnett, Ma 1 cal Freeman Dorothy Moya Lmda xV1tt1'T13.l l SybleW1lson Barbara Estes Wanda Irman eani Marshall Margaret Chee Bermce Bedner Caroleni Carle .I1mm1e Hemme ar Floyd n r Sid me President -- Secretary ----- Treasurer - - - Reporter ---- ---- Sergeant at .-Xrms Rl-creation Leade Song Leade r ----- Sponsor ------- Projects for the year mclude takmg canned food to the needy at Thanksgxx ng and Chrlstmas a dmnner party at 1n1t1ation, a party at ! 1 . 'v I lf , 'f' , 1956 Ricebird 7 ' - , ' .f - ,, 'J Q - J J V, .V X N M 'I' fy e , ,, . f . J , I . XV! Top Row - Kay St. John, Glenda Appleby, John Crum, Nancy Spann, Noble Hill, Emily Essex, Margie Huger. Sec- ond Row- Eric LeBrocq, Mike Flowers, Sara Essex, Butch C ldwell, Jimmie Hemme, Doris Baker, Kay MCCollu Carolyn Simpson, John Green, James Meredith, Doris Barker, Third Row - Sandra Wood, Kitten Barnett, Char- lene Wilcox, Kalynn Wilson, Louise Huber, Vickie Borman, Margie Jackson, Judy McEntire,Elizabeth Borman. Fourth Row - Mary Sue Grandgeorge, Pat Peacock, Suzanne Bueker, Carolyn Shirkey, Vickie Carle, Michael Craig Mary Carolyn Brazil. Front Row - Dorothy Thompson, Allowayne Siems, Sara Dills, Linda Bull, Marilyn Shirkey, Bunny McCollum. T Pr' I' All right, let's play, Sayg director The student conductors work out a difficult score. They Thomas Kinser, 118 are Mike Flowers, Joan John, Martin Dills, 8fPat Peacock, Concert Band Band Gets Speclal lnstrucuons 3 Mr Ivxe g1V6S the down beat Mr Ne1lson demonstrates the way to play a trxangle Stuttgart I-hgh School Band aCt1V1t16S began 1n July when Jerry Atchley V1Ck1 Borrnan Noble H111 EI'1C LeBrocq Kay McCollum G W Sorrells and band d1rector Thomas Kmser attended the annual DIXIE Mus1c Camp at Montmcello A 81 M College lmrned1ately upon thelr return the marchlng band began practlce 1n ant1c1pat1on of performance to be g1ven durmg football season the Arkansas County L1vestock Show 1n DeW1tt and the State Lmve stock Show 1n L1ttle Rock Try outs for majorettes resulted 1n the select1on of Joan John as drunm major and Lmda Bull Ga1l Johnson Bunny McCollum Dorls Baker Margle Jackson and Nanetta G1ngr1ch as majorettes Judy Ragland and Kay McCollum are alternate majorettes December found the band schedule unusually full The marchmg band was converted 1nto a con cert band the brass ensemble performed at the Rotary Club and Mr K1nser f1lled an appomtment to play 1n the f1rst All Amer1can Bandmasters' Band at Ch1cago Durmg the f1rst two days of February the Stuttgart Band worked under a v1s1t1ng conductor Mr James Ne1lson of Oklahoma Cmty Umversxty a former conductor of the Arkansas All State Band H1s V1S1t was made posslble by the a1d of the Stuttgart Band Mothers Club As th1s book goes to press plans are be1ng made to attend the Senlor D1str1ct Cl1n1c ln North Llttle Rock February 3 4 where try outs for the Arkansas All State Band w1ll be held Plans are al so be1ng made for students assembly concerts 1n the spr1ng and for the entertalnment of the Memphls State College Band February 26 Martm D1lls wxll perform as a barlton horn solo1st w1th the guests In March and Apr1l the band expects to part1c1pate 1n the D1str1ct Band Festwal at Malvern and 1n the State Band Festwal at Hot Sprlngs The Band presented Mr Kmser a shotgun 1n apprec1at1on 170 for h1s hard work 5 .K 1 1 . N k L L l F3 a, f ' 'ai 2 5' A S 5. Q I ,L N ,- ag , sw 5 4' E . A C 'lg Ng ' J - . l ' ' I A ' l . I . 1 l 1 1 Y . I Y 1 1 ' . ' N . l 1 I I ' i I . J . J ' ' 7 J I , . y ' f y ! - I - - ' 0 - ' I I I I Sl X.. Ny The pep band helps the cheerleaders generate spirit during pep meetings. The band often comes early to get final instructions or t e mg s s ow. Top row Martin Dills Captain Sara Dills Vicki Carle Louise Huber Librarians John Green Vice -President Front row Judy Ragland Sec retary John Crum President Joan John Drum Majorette Suzanne Bue rkle Reporter 121 un1or Band Is All Ready su l 1 'ea- 'bf Top row B1lly Rhodes Shorty McCollum Suzanne Sayre Zane V1ckers Faye Eggbun Lucllle Clore Carol Brewer Second row L H Dlckerson M O Black Glen Robnett Lee Davxs Arthur Allen Cralg Sm1th Joe Locke Carlena Carle Tommy Borrnan Robert McCarley Garland Derden Th1rd row Brenda Pea Cock Claud1a Henderson Charlene Bogy Alta Atchley 'vlary Carter K1tty Hartz Charles Srn1th Fourth row Lmda Hutchms Bonnle Renschler Bonnxe Herndon Mary Mahfouz Velma Goetz Harr1et Hoskwns Lmda Cohen Front row Boyce Core Beverly Roblnson Martha Freeman Cmgqr XS heeler Becky Harr1s Ruth Carper Bobby Hlll 455' 'ii Mary Mahfouz Suzanne Sayre Pres1dent Vlce Presldent Velma Goetz Kxtty Hartz Captam Secretary Q Treasurer 1 J Sv, ldv' sob! 172 J I . l iw ll' F ,. Y' ...5 N A x 5 , i , l ,, w 'L' 5 ' H 1 X Q V ,. I L ,, Q - V C, ,, ' C 6 Q .1 B l ' I E A ws A C F - ix ' . af, x I My . .4 X J ' Y . i N .I . . M f, XWA if , , A ' . Q aaa lalz ' ' , 4-is-1 :-.' ' S 'S PM-1 fe f X V4 QQ l 4 I l ' Q i lu 5 0 9 ' , 5 . y , 1 , S . ,CT -F any . li, 'y A ' J--3. V , 4 s A Y 2 I' , ' 5 The Song Birds of S.H.S. Compose the Glee Club 5 1 Top picture: Top row-Lymlalflenderson, Louise Zarlingo, Janette Gilbert, Betty Glass, Edna Richenback, Christine Zarlingo, Myrna Brockman, Carolyn Earhart, Marilyn Glover, Linda Apple- by, Znd row-Sue Spicer, Bonnie Willis, Pat Williams, Syble Wilson, Lois Hell- wege, Betty Cupid, Sandra Hinze, Jen- nie Smiley, Betty Kesler, PatPc-acock, Judy Flowe rs, Ruth Cupid, Bottom row- Margie Weissinger, Ruby Hardaker, Carolyn Hardin, Vera Simpson, Geneva Synco,Doris Owens, Kay St, John, Car- olyn Simpson, Linda Haller, Twyla Wil- lis, 3 The GIRL'S GLEE CLUB was organ- Lzed ten years ago under Mrs. Lee Berry who has directed it since that time, There are sixty-three members in this year's group. The club exchanges concerts with neighboring towns andat- tends the State Glee Club Festival in Hot Springs in the spring, Bottom Picture: Top row-Barbara Mc- Gee, Imojean Willis, Annette Williams, Elsie- Sparks, Kathryn Bohonan, Louise Randolf, Dana Haskins, Ann Hatfield, Wm Znd row-Mary Beadles, QUITE liver, Rayanne Heien, Mary Townsend, Lenita Simmons, Tommie Gibbs, Sandy Hillman, Peggy Brown, Shirley Stocks, Glenda Burns. Bottom row-Sherry Miller, Betty Morris, Don- na Eddins, Jean Daniel, Carolyn Huff, Leola Glover, Rose Krack, Sharon Cohen, 2 55- C 12 Am L t LI The Glee Club officers are from left to rightg Lois Hellwege and Elsie Sparks, LibrariarisgMyrna Broclunan, Secretaryand Treas- urer, Sandra Hinze, Vice Pres- identgand Pat Peacock, President. Booster lub Boosts Teams ,xii Officers: left to right - Sponsor Mr. Kelly: treasurer, Elsie Sparks, President, Cliff Davis, Vice President, Carolyn Kirchoffg and Mr. Brasher. Getting ready for the game! THE STUTTGART BOOSTER CLUB, organized twelve years ago under the leadership of Mr. Norvel Kelly, now has a membership enrollment of l54 students. Made up of sophomores, juniors and seniors, the club rallies school spirit at athletic contests, and acts as leader in student drives for Red Cross, March of Dimes, Fire ,Y Prevention, Safety, and other all-school endeavors. , ,L , 1 ,' B 1 , 1,x, I' Sports STUTTGART DIDN'T HAVE ONE of those best years in competitive sports this term, but fans can talk about All-State football player .IIMMIE ARGO and All-District players, MARVIN HAGAMAN and ARTHUR PENTICO, Records in some divisions show that the 'Birds were not in top form much of the time, and that ties and wins were not easily earned, The senior boys fared better in basketball than they did in football, boss- ibly because of injuries to key players early in the season. They won both the Clarendon Invitational Tournament and the DeValls Bluff Invitational Tournament at the beginning of the season, and continued to hold records in the following weeks. The senior girls' basketball team put up a good fight in the De Valls Bluff Tournament but were defeated before the finals despite a spirit that matched the best record in years past. ELSIE SPARKS, forward, and CAROLYN KIRCHOFF, guard, were named to ALL- District. But, , ,it takes more than just winning teams to call the year a successg and in the language of most Stuttgart fans, this year was a success. There were opportunities for much more thanjust tryingfor a place on the team. There were opportunities for fair play, loyalty, good sportsmanship, playing to the end when the odds were low, and grim deter- mination to give the best there was to give lk ith these came rewards rewards of spirit of morale These are the things that in the end make success that make the man and woman of tomorrow 125 Gene McClusky, Larry Almond, Carl Hiatt, Dennis Williams, Doane Newton, Doug Stephens. Bottom Row: Don Owens, Bob Selig, Joe Gingerich, Dickie Dickson, John Joe Harris, Charles Dickson, Duppie Davis, Buddy Watkins, John Burt Ragland, Jimmy Argo, Don Mahfouz. Fighting the Forrest City Mustangs, OCTOBER 28, the Ricebirds, quick to recover, turned faulty plays of the enemy into speedy gains. Don Mah- fouz picked up a fumble to run 60 yards for atouch- down, Marvin Hagaman intercepted apass to charge 70 yards for a second score, and Corky Owens re- covered a fumble on the 15 yard line to set up the third score. But, despite this bit of good luck, the Forrest City boys tucked under their belts a 34-Z1 victory. The Ricebirds' first victory came NOVEMBER 4 at the Homecoming game against Marianna. Joe Cvingerich ran 60 yards for a touchdown in the last seven minutes of the game, and Don Owens, within a matter of seconds, snatched up a fumble on the one yard line to step over for another counter, pushing upa winning score of Z3 against Marianna's 13. Stuttgart held her winning streak the following week, NOVEMBER ll, when the Ricebirds down- ed Searcy 34-ZO. Joe Gingerich scored two touch- downs, John Burt Ragland one, and Jimmie Argo two. Still in the winning lane, Stuttgart ended the sea- son NOVEMBER 24, by piling up their highest point total, 45-7, against their traditional rivals, the Brinkley Tigers. K Coaches Simpson and Laird talk it over. Ragland scores the first T, D, of the season against Benton Managers Billy Swartz and Gene Petty are 7 always on the ball F' JIMMY ARGO DICKIE DICKSON Back Guard All-State Z year letter All -District 3 Year- ijiflyh ap , l f . N' f if ffc' CU 'M 'A MJ? if 5 WWW x ' x W MT fa :L RALPH DAVIS JOE GINGERICH Guard Back 2 year letter Z year letter CHARLES DICIKSON JOHN JOE HARRIS Tackle Back I if , ' Z year letter 3 year letter Y 'N' YK. L+ 128 Yi A 1 DON MAHFOUZ Back Z year letter BOB SELIG Back 2 year letter M DON OWENS End 2 year letter WILLIAM WA Back 1 year letter JOHN BURT R Back AGLAND Z year letter fri? P215 u V'7 'ANMJ flwf' 7 Sayer P1CkS up a hrst and ten Conway game JACK COKER KON KOCH Back End 1 YQHI-16-tter l year letter ,X ite. 4 gi .' N MARVIN HACQAMAN RICHARD lNlUS'lllN ali ' Guard End L55 l year letter l year letter if' All-District 5-R: K lx jj wy Lf will Ofwll mf w A iq' CARI.. HIATT Y Tackle 1 year letter ii. .I--'Yu LYNN IAITNDER Back l year letter 3 Ei' ull ,l A I7 130 Gingerich adds a point at homecoming, 9 x 'X M - ' D x N L? .rw K. K ' 'H . - ' C,e-mvr Q ' fb qs Cum qw ,554 'fi' I' let gp, ffl' .V 3' ART PENTICO EDDIE SAYER Tackle Blick 1 year Ieiter 1 y?-111' IGIICT C All-Distrnct DOUG STEPHENS we Cantor 2 year 16-ttv r DEANI5 MILL1.-x -3 3acK 1 year letter HI1 151 Argo rolls one over on Maria A Q' , W Gridders Feast Well The annual footballbanquet is given each year by some of the boys' most loyal fans, their mothers. It was held this year, December 7, in the new Junior High School auditorium. Mr. Dayle Wiley, aformerStuttgartcoach, was the principal speaker, his subjectbeing Sportsman- ship. Guests were Mr. Clary, Mr. Brasher, Cheerleaders Dixie Hillman, Margie Wesinger, Nansi Lucas, Sue Hern- me, Rayanne Heien, Marilyn Brewer, and Coaches Simp- son and Laird, 21 :Wai Team members present coach Laird with a shirt anfl slacks. Uk X ,L Senior team members line up for a portrait. 'if All eyes turn toward the kitchen. It's boots and vest for Coach Simpson. 7 The cheerleaders add beauty to the scene. Captains for the year elected by the team are Joe Gingerich and Jimmy Argo, 4 .31 V' .4 Cheerleaders Furnish the Pep 5 W X- i . .if , , , , , M 1 V M . 4 ,. s . I M ,Y r , M. , A ' A - , 'Y V '4 f , 'A .V sfifm A. waz, M f I ' M.. 1 f F 5 f -M draw or A .. M, V-fi . , ,M ,Y . During the football season Rayanne Heien, Nancy Lucas, Sue Hemme, Margie Wesinger, Dixie Hillman, and Marilyn Brewer led the cheers. R U , . , frLf 4fi'.,i g W Mwg WWW The pep meeting downtown is led by the cheerleaders. 1112. Bunny McCollum, Pat Peacock, Gail Johnson, Jimmy Robnolt, Marilyn Brewer, and Marilyn Wood- son furnished the pep during basketball season. 44 ' 33 S-T-U-T-T-G-A-R-T -tr 3 Junior Football Squad f , F ,L lf? ' ' fllw 5 rs ' 1' 191 i ' , 1 X f Y A 1 sd ' if I 7 fs s' 'qxX 3 1 by ef , n -1 x .. T, , 24:42 X O 'P 'LQ' Q A 4 ' '-xx X f I V' Our team of tomorrow coached by Sam Marchand and Simpson, James Gibbs, Robert Smith, Bobby Greenhill, hart, Znd Rowg Jimmy Proctor, Hubert McLaughlin, Frank Bobby Davis, Hershel Simpson, Jim John, Jimmy Baser, son, Joe Locke, Dickie Oliver, Charles Charahan, Larry Vickers, .Timmy Hill, Billy Davis, Bobby Clore, Randy Paul Swartz, Butch Travis, Tommy Spann, Glenn Erly nv 6 F Y f I , ' l - , , 4 Q 2 9 if i l z Brenda Peacock, Lynda um, Kay McCollum, Llene the cheers for the Junior boys. JT BSN and their Cheerleaders d m I 24 99. 'QF' . James Mitchell is composed of: lst Rowg Bob Smith, Johnny Eddie Reichenbach, William Brasko, David Sward, Joe Rhein- Duke, Bud McCollum, John Feilke, Bill Barnett, Don Moody, Jimmy Shrum, Eddie Whittman, Dale Dickson, Carlos Wood- Loveless, Gary Stephens, Wayne Jeffries, 3rd Rowg Neal Borman, Marion McCollum. Back Row, Sammy Barnett, Wiene. I ,Q QL H l 5:1 x 2 -44 . .ng Cummings, Roslayn McColl- Vke finally made ir, Renschler, SandyHillman lead 13, xD mil. -kv Juniors Initiate Homecoming ' 1 Homecoming was celebratedthisyearfor the first time by Junior High, The Forrest City game was chosen for the festivitiesg and although the home team was defeated l9-U, the event was a great success. Queen Judy Davis and maids lxiary Yvette Mah- fouz, Jerry Perkins, and Paula Lucas reigne' as royalty. The juniors plan to make Homecoming an annual event in the years to come. Above: Queen Judy Davis and her maids, Mary Yvette Mahfouz, Jerry Perkins, and Paula Lucas, smile for the camera. Right: The Royalty with egggrtg, Wil liam Brasko, Larry Loveless, Jim John, John Feilke, and Jim Shrum. :fx The junior Ricebirds were treated to a banquet in the Junior High School auditor- ium November 17, 1955, Coach March- and was presented with two gifts by the boys. Guests included the cheerleaders, Home- coming Royalty, and the boys' fathers. 2 1 Li .24 27' Above: Two suprises for Coach Marchand for a job well done are presented by Jim John and Bobby Greenhill, Right: The tables are turned as the boys lead a yell for the cheerleaders. I SPA.: 3 fw 1 Qmfiwn I xl!-in-41-5 5 4 I W ' ' Ah-I i W in l 2 milf K 2,1 A i L f Basketball Team J an '3 s I ' , 1., U., f J' rf fc , Y f 3, f 3 ' ,f'7 I . Y' S '9 , , S-vv..e,-suxafs. ' u ' ' S ff 9 7 it iw' Q I COACH MITCHELL and his team celebrate with a cake after the game. Manager Carolyn Shirkey and Coach Mitchell prepare to lock up and go home after a hard day of practice Visitor Stuttga Humphrey 31 Clarendon 33 Des Arc 52 Wynne l 30 Des Arc 44 Brinkley Z5 Forrest City 51 England 65 Marianna 38 'Y' DeWitt 65 Helena 32 Marianna 38 DeWitt 63 Tournament Play DeValls Bluff Invitationa DeValls Bluff 38 wheany 39 District I Des Arc 52 De win 5s rt 52 30 47 56 38 48 39 30 43 58 43 35 57 1 47 32 56 40 139 Birdettes were fortunate in having two members of the All-District team, Carolyn Kirchoff and Elsie Sparks. Coach Dean Laird gives last minute pointers to Doug Ste- phens, Bob Rawlings, James Argo, Don Owens and Mar- vin I-Iagarnan before the start of the game. CAPTAIN Don Owens SCHE DULE Humphrey Stuttgart Clarendon Stuttgart DSS Arc Stuttgart Wynne Stuttgart Des Arc Stuttgart Brinkley Stuttgart Forrest City Stuttgart England Stuttgart Marianna Stuttgart De Witt Stuttgart Bauxite Stuttgart Helena Stuttgart Marianna Stuttgart De Witt Stuttgart Tournament Play Clarendon Invitational Moro 50 Stuttgart Helena 45 Stuttgart Brinkley 44 Stuttgart DeValls Bluff Invitational Des Arc 40 Stuttgart Palestine 55 Stuttgart 140 The Ricebird cagers this season have played 15 scheduled contests, winning 10 and dropping 5 as The Ricebird goes to press. The Birds copped two tournament crowns, the Clarendon Holiday Invi- tationals and the DeValls Bluff Invi- tational. At Clarendon the Birds ous- ted Moro 55-50g Helena 47-455 and de- feated Brinkley 61-44 for the title. During the DeValls Bluff series the Maroon and Whites topped DesArc 44- 40 and Pa1estine65-55 to take the crown. Friday, January 13 marked the birds first loss of the season after a 12 game winning streak when they bowed to For- rest City 7Z-76. Marianna over-pow- ered the Birds 77-47 January 205 De- Witt overpowered them 71-53, Jan- uary 24, Marianna and De Witt took two games from the Ricebirds by scores of 65-70 and 71-73 on February 3rdand7th res- pectively. 63 45 51 41 65 51 67 69 47 53 68 67 65 71 55 47 61 44 65 CAPTAIN James Argo 1,21 if NN.. mths.. fffwuw Y Left to right: Juanita Shelton, Anne Stokes, Pat Cox, Jerry Perkins, Judy Davis, Sandy Hillman, Donna Eddins .Tone Ragland, Ruth Car er Maril'n Sh' k J d P k' K , p , 3 ir ey, u y er ins, ay McCollum, B ' X ' - ' f onng, Nillis, Karen Kee. Harrietta Hoskyn. Junior Girls' Basketball Above right: Harriet Hoskyn, Marilyn 1 Shirkey, and Joanie Ragland look for the ball. Below right: Coach Mitchell gives the team a pep talk during time out. Below left: Judy Davis goes in for two points! Semors Graduate li 111 i- -9-' .-, l '-QE. an-.vw jb- i' Q-M ix E5 Q --2. 2: +-is gg its .,. 1--f ---..,...-- av + '+L -' Q 1- Dlgiigil-i Q-, l ii-iii:-I? d nun-.3 113 11 And now we haxe reached the chmax of the Story of the School Year Thxs 1S the endmg the endmg of one era of your 11fe but lt 1S also the begmxung t e begmnmg of new experlences, fr1endsh1ps, broader knowledge the begmnmg, 1n fact, of a new world a world toward whlch we have been lookmg these months past 144 O - , - -1- , Q f - 'f Q '7. 1 . L ' -: I F - JT- L gm 5 x 'J . ' v s . I... , u , , ,H A2,,..e,, s- we , , , .. . . - V, , ' . ,U -42? - -v M,.,,:-. ---. .:..:. ' ,D ,- ,, G 1 -, v I J H - - - -.41 r- -- -.-V .I 1 1' ' . '.':, -. ' . . . -. - - -Q e.:r -f - --er .1----M -- --V : .. . - , , 5 - . : , V - -. W1-NT e,-..-., -X W-, Nev s- .e ,, -,M - , , . 5 - . I 5 5 5+ 5 fl 'ze 1- My-llh4.1'.:f,3Ipe :-:,11i:111ig H, -5 .ef V, H 4:. F ' J - - I : 5 - 94 .. 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'i . . , 14 ' ' w -' 'ii -A -Mf' A ' I 1 -- ' .Od .. 2 . hi ' M I D I 5. f JV rl 'if -' -' 4 'ff , J -' J . f' , ,, A I . ,, , 1 ,1 v ,, . a 'I r , F 4 l , J ' K' 1 ' - u 1 4 I ' v . , . av , ,4,,.-auf' 6.-nf' Georgene Sorrells, sen1or, won the state Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow contest sponsored by General M1115 She competed wmth 249 other h1gh school gn-ls 1n a wrltten contest of home makmg sk111s and attltudes Bes1des a S1500 scholarshmp tothe school of her cho1ce, Georgene and her sponsor Mrs George Sorrells were gwen a tr1p 1n APII1 to Ph111delph1a to the Amencan Table Banquet, and to Washmgton D C and Wllhamsburg, V1rg1n1a 1-lo 1 f I. , ' , ' U 1 Xa 0 1471 hm A Y ,VY g 4Wp A 'eff fn f 'll-ff-fn G- C '5 A T glam 1-mucus 'Sf bf EMB5 flaw PAINTS 10 :R A NMA 'Wd- We the Annual Staff want to thank our advertlsers for the loyal support they gave us 1n preparmg our annual We Smcerely appreclate thelr gener ous response And now PRESENTING ON TI-111. 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N E I' if ' Af gifs, N 0 St e - Wnel' Salesm X .a' .p-' 5 , J.C. I . . ' 11 QQ, Bain Phone - '8 T? 1 'In -pg' ,A qovi, Va Z1 4 Q-if ,,.. T' 4' '37,-Q 'N-rf., MCNUTT CONQRUETION IEC .L 6 43 -g 'KQ 1. 1? o-14--bd-T YJ. 2, T X- 9, -r 5 Englneers Contractors gh 'NL 1. BOX 676 Phone WA 2 3 cf 0 Stuttgart Arkansas 7' soon N Congratulations A nlumzuua +0 M, X Sensors xi BOONE HAYES Plumbing SAM S DEPARTMENT STORE Hea+ing and Na+ural Gas Appliances 199 1-'Z T -2,75 pd' Q YQ , T 'Q G 9 ' ' 4 9 C -5 Q 3 6 0 0 ,F T- of 0 6 Q Q Q O gk 0 qu Q 'S Y 'L Q Q A W 'Y - A' Nui if r' 5 QQ Q 0 ,L I 'P A In -R ' ' 0 NV 6 T ov ,x . 4. f4'. i ,A Q r 1' x9 C' .L 0 0 QV gg 'F o B. -5 6 -566 0. f Oo Y A T LE Y -1 Q - Q Q 'V O 9,3 . c. 5 7 Vx ..' 'S ' S Q. f-Eg, ' 'fx 'f 1 . 20 -gflljll-ug.. Qc. if - ., A -1. 0 ' 6' o- 6-1. T ,N 7' B ' 0 '1- 4, 'ra ua - F 9.5, NIS Q, g 6' 'G , 2 D C ..- -L f' 0 O G JG A Joe , Y ,Q 1' C 12 - 7' ,97 iN N 5 to :xi 4 ' 1 Congra+ula+ions Seniors RHODES GREENHOUSE Flowers for All Occasions GREEN S RADIO at TV SERVICE BELCHER S HARDWARE Servlce A11 Makes 321 South M3111 St 2102 SO Mam St Phone WA 3 4811 Phone WA 36401 - 7Zammm .-45, ,wk 2 2 -. im THE DAIRY CENTER E Dual WA 3 9470 HOURS FRESHER TO YOUR DOOR 160 I ' ',- - - I.. . -I . 1 ' - ,M-A DAIRY Pnooucrs rg. . .....:,, L xv- X I06 . Ilfh ' - MQQT me B. Ri 'fffffg E If 3. 9-7 Qialfqc 'ip E QS, b Cf fl, 0 awe nru ae 'Wi YR .X u 44-znvacel TA W' Co N OUR A E S THOUGHT ' HAL TRAVIS RICE BELT BUTANE CO. CLEANERS ZERO LP GAS I+ Pleases Us +o Please You DeW'TT STUTTGART HAZEN Phone WA 3 6421 In wesr ann L S ag . Y qv fix ,A , Q, E .Q f N I .47 - M .x . Gu, L, ' 'vig 3 :I - X QR I 1' ! 'X ag o 3 P - 3,X2xv-' kk? s ' 1' L 'Fx ' .,. -2 XSL. 'T L' H V-X lim Q vpn v ,x ', L fw' R5 5 1. Q- ' .N ' 1 L N f LOL: Q 6 IS f y 161 Szgawcre fecaehq Besi' Wishes Seniors FLOYD A DENMAN AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY I Massle Butane Gas Company TWEEDY S 500 N th M BEN FRANKLIN STORE Comphmenis of RAY CROSBY 81 SONS CONSTRUCTION CO Levee and Dramage Con+rac+or PHONE W-X 3 5971 oGaat dCo tu 162 I I Regisiered Jeweler if nn I ! Af' X ,fffd -A Y .,,- gd, ' A C I I . or Hin 1 L Z1 Years f u r I1 ee H3 1' CTZTOY1 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' STUTTGART MACHINE WORKS QQ CLJMLTU-Ax L 'V-'vu-L, NAJLLL We MSM 30-42 JMU 'fCdf..,FfQW'WgQW yuxjbvt M lWxwa+ei !Ld OAODKQ LVDVL one WA Z 5042 Sfeel Fabracafors jj bkj General Machine Works 1,-e STUTTGART ARKANSAS - 5 Mg 1 ,A . ' S . -A.. , ! W ' A 1 .N 7 f, ' I , ' 49 f ' ' ' - 4. A , . VYGM - C ea s fs I n s- P K fl - K c 5 J . S , ' S 1 ij W Q. 1 Ph Pl ' XV.-X -1413 163 TCL- Q7f2cM17 few 10119 dream, dream S We ec: 4 Cm-nn ure we? GS P K BUERKLE FURNITURE co L mu m- nrm-.mu '? ufciiiifr Wan+ +o Be as Bug as a Glanr? Buy Your Food from MIDGET GROCERY 426 Sourh Mann Phon WA 3 7811 Shop RUSSEL S STORE or Qualrry Dry Goods Ready 'I'o Wear Mllllnery 'QE-?r '? ' wgrfa' 164 Comphmenfs of THE HUB COMPANY 502 South M n St eet STUTTGART ARKANSAS Pho WA 2 2251 3 r + Q 3. A 2 r ,L Ll L 1 ' . ' Q x Zgufvfflfrj L A h -,'fI-?? L V, A v , , - MH-Nh-f -N A af v H f . I e - - ' - 2 A M rr ai 1' Il,--V Y V, 1 AAV. iff ne - 4-v1- H 'f '5- VI few fxx, 1 Mano s opgzjmr E AQ OCIATION Home of eiancl Rice STUTTGART ARKANSAS Planfs a+ Sfu'H'gar+ McGehee Lonoke Hazen Des Arc Wheailey Werner Farr Oaks Hickory Rldge Jonesboro Dumas Cornmg and Parkin Arkansas THE WORLDS MOST DELICIOUS RICE 16: W fit J if ,V I , M V216 I alfa, I f LU A 1111! . 1' .4 V, ' 1 ,, , 1 A f C atu1ac1 W L, e f' XG I ' V D V 0 . K I J J 6 , p to the q ' W 1 Jw' J? 5 .1 Sen1 sof1956?w fl-omit! 5 I COM QMUCE JU!! lled and Packed b 0 DE T ILLS INC 19 Lf S211 rt Arkqnsijc! fl XZ IVLM lb gf A A Best W1shes Alw S to the Students of Stuttgart H gh School W mf 1' V1S N... 'fmt art 6W1t A nsas .131 2,6 Ne !-' J Akai M .tl Y WMM sw EL RI W ww I ee Sho wa w I ELICIO FOOD LAR PRICES 1 1144-1541 166 , 'ku 'If I 'IL' p JL A41 'lj ' J , 170 ldv! X il! 1 - A M J LK K LE' - t-e' 49 RI ' ' x, . 1 Lf a ,t I f I Q ' IL uf 1 I ' , t , A J .1 if 5 ff' ,fi J L I 1,7111 LA X 1 VI, .-1 A lf P I7 V U ,f - 1 , t 5' I t 5 ' ' gl A41 14: .A ' ad ix C X ms. -you .V t .I K l l St . D A Q ,7 P .D 2 . A X I -5? 1-QEWQ A t ft I t I 'V .' i ff J' - tl I f' I ' , x 47 W -HM LAN . f iff Q Q Q-.F I jf I, V ft 1 f t ff ,A m: Il' 5 , Low QD KX ' xx If I E , Ga , , 2- f 1 lf: f nfl! , ., .. 3 12 -X g AV6,.JVf -' A V9 fxff VK C ,-f X fl ,f 1 N FJ.-fij K Lf' I 1 'wf .J . V,-.1 X- 1 ff . 1 ,Ln 1 L , f ff X '. X I ' A f A , ARKANSAS FARM MACH I N ERY CO Complefe Lone of Oliver lmplemenfs H2 II4 S COLLEGE DIAL WA Z 3221 167 53165 Service 1 R v i Q1 gm .1 WALTON'S ESSO SERVICENTER Main and Highway 79 PHONE WA 2-1071 RUSSEL McCOLLUM OIL COMPANY 220 24 N Mann f -1 PAN AM '-..,,..f 97051 oN 1 rl 'Ufhfsisf L' LOCKE PLUMBING COMPANY D'-HI WA 2 4811 PAN AM PRODUCTS 0' American S+andard Fuxfures Phone WA 3 7511 an Sexauer Repair Parfs Q Z x mia! QQ? 625 I.. :rl-'A Mb 1 W 135 ggi? Qi wfwglwa-5 Efmx Hum f'Nx QWIJS PEOPLE S STORE X Dual WA 3 5312 S+uH'gar+ Hlghesi' Qualify Meafs 1 was QP-ll: 5 7--nl-I D .C 5 0 33 .li..il.1-1-.. 0 OP-4 Ur-U 'Z53 o--4 :no Lu Lf3'u QC uww9HfJ 441 JI ff-iffy P26561 OIZIYGK .gm ffyfa EI:IARLES L ATTILLC S INSUR C WLM? fQ0fv1155:5'1'E INSURANCE SERVICE cvfffvup. 21.59 4-fb cliff? cQ.fC,C... 34,6 Stuttgart Ph A2 5811 DeW1tt Ph WH6 6965 K ,, ipfgadtlgpifqf CONGRATUL TIONS Gree i LUMBER auntoans NC rmeuo HERMAN FREEMAN BUICK COMPANY B U I C K Gigi INTERNATIONAL TRU CKS 115 South Grand Ave . Phone WAZ 3331 KW RADIO STATION S'I'ufI'gar'I' Arkansas l240 ON YOUR DIAL Phone WAZ 5212 IX 170 A I I 1 . 4-I . , ' TH T lx LL l f ' I 'I J f A ! ' I Rf CMQSEM . I I I 1 fl Y I ,- Q I ' I ' 4 Aff!! - q J EW- E I EV? I 'I f I1 , ' 4 K G 4- . ' 5. I . I . ,N I .I ALI - X x 3 AK CONGRATULATIONS CLASS '56 Folks I made another one IAnnuaI that lS I In 14 years I hope I m one of those happy senlors In the meantlme my daddy my mommy my brother and I for four Cand I am fourj w1sh you every success and Tj' QF-IQ'pp1ness Smcerely Joy Burk Eddle and .Iuamta A EDDIE BUERKLE DRUGS The Sfore of Courfesy 202 MAIN STREET WA 3 4421 T R A C T 0 R SOI Easf Second Sfreei' EDDINS Sales and Service 'geaffdvffb WA 2 0311 FARM EQUIPMENT General Motors Diesel Engines Cleanlng and Repalrmg AII Types of Farm Machinery Manufaciurers of Gram Carfs STUTTGART ARK EH5 UUALITY CIINTRIILLEII 1 XXFEE5' BECKER S PETROLEUM SI'uH'garI' Arkansas WA Z 0611 GATOLINE KEROSENE TRACTOR FUEL DIESEL FUEL AND ALBER'S FEEDS 171 a',. ' IA ' wb . IL nd X Vi 1 , i - Q ti KW . . ,A I 07 6 Q I , , , 020 27 ' f I f Cf wt ' xg, y gf ' .' . K , V' f Lx My I no ' ' CO. bt ' X I I 42fi T W N ' 'ff' E, mf gif Q5 M Q ' Q PY f if Q' 42' Jiffy 'if'-M JM fgf JMD! 7' T 47-PRQPUQERS if fRlQ,E,MlLL 1 f ,V , MUMWC ww STUTTGART ARKANSAg.- X . V K. 0' Q .' I ' x , !f 4 Package , 0 7 Q ' . - , N Mak s K 3 If Ric x X N ' if ' N j k X ff V, QV , 'N W - ' f X x y Y 5 Q A V 4 Q 0 5 . Q? My f I Q 'N ' K 4 X V . 'Mr I J 1 ff' at I 5245 Q'-ff.+,1.1 W fl 'jf A - 15 QS ,Jain -414, .. f .:,1 ,f'4' . .iff C f-4 lj .-:,,1IL,1,x-114 614--',,,'f'f'1!- f-,'h1Cf.J.j 211.394, . 'l LX? .ff ' ,Q ug, 5-244, kg 1,1 -ff x.,IJ.f4,fL- V .M LQ, -'fi-if'-if 5 'L , ' ,f L-041' - Y - ff Z 6 f gg, X .pf f Y, 1 ' f H-'ix .1 . ,-f' 'f 7' JONES BAKERY ga 'rss--www! Ullnnn-...ll-lqxli wmgmll --it-m 'ai Fresher Bread Fresh r Cakes Phone WA 2. 1911 t DRU L H Morphew Sz Co Servmg Stuttgart and The Grand P1-a1r1e For Over 52 Years 1903 1955 Stuttgart's Most Complete Serv1ce Stat1on PAN AM GAS ZENITH TV 555 TIRE AND SUPPLY Co Owners F H McCormack Henry Peacock 173 I 'E' My M Q A M ' JV ,. , 'uf' ld Q . ' w Y-412: EL ' Q K , F .... r , W' , 1 ff.. 5 'r 1 i 1 ,. A- ' :Q A .NH Y: I if M ,WX In ,I 1 I A - 'ah . 3 SPORTSMAN S ONE STOP W 1 ,,,. Redamggf, l,,,,,4..a...-a- WW! W 1 M 'WN W f ,wwf 1 XUX ff: ' rfb I 'LSP K GOODS R33 hrant Open Z4 Hours D X 11' uh munltlon e the Art of COOk1Hg Servlce Statlon RPR S Flshlng f 15 Not Lost oTa le Huntmg Sz J F1Sh1Hg Llcense lnnows Complete Llne of Sportmg Goods Evmrude Motors DuraCraft Boats Charlene 8: Bobby Roberts Owners D1a1 WA Z 5861 Steaks Lunches Flsh Southern Fr1ed Chlcken Home Made P1es Gas gl Lubrlcatlon Prlvate Dlnlng Room or Banquets Kr Partles Evelyn Mahfouz Sue Craton Owners D1a1 WA Z 1931 174 Goodyear Tlres Tubes gl Batter1es Wash Cars Roy W1111am-1 Owner D1a1 WA 3 44-m1 9 H . , 79 1 2. ,L -K x ' ,lk s . A' , - -'L' X 1 I ' v , 4 ' ' agfgru Iii Sf: 1 I 2 AX IIWJO. at , ' jv 1 ......-....-f-1i- X ! 1 J , , N' V, T ' lf, r GEP7 VU Nw IL JV ' V , Li, aj 5 'Iv 13' - K s, J U , A, - A nf . ' V W 2 Q mf 1- W' ? ' vi ff' W 117 JI .A -I ix I U 1 I X, ff xox-7 ,KJ Aw .Ju fy KJV? K Q- J - gf M f'1JO L' JY' fly' Fwy' 1-Oli g X 1 ' , 11 ' 1 f nw' X' Q 1'-' 'U-A5 r V71 YJ FL L ba jj arfljjf-E, FJ QL, Q me V . if A gb A f , 161.14 if F 4 A . U! AV . O j I vcllll-K-gm , , W 1 . . . 'v . . . ' iq '. 1 P1 f - ' XJ V n -Vp' f . nl X ' 1 X ' ' .T 1 JACOB HAETZ SEED CO. E si Cle ela d PHONE WA 2 1673 BOGARD PRODUCE CO 110 S MAIN PHONE WA 2 0271 .Z s 8 V I1 - 5 -Z'C'Z'Z'I'2'I'1 M Al lff- '11 Q.: -3, 2, I . ' 5 Q I 3 I 17 COKER - HAMPTON DRUG CO. Walgreen Agency CONGRATULATIONS sENloRs' DAIRY QUEEN FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Mlclugan and College Life Casualfy Fire STUTTGART PHONE WA Z 1981 D WITT PHONE 3584 176 n H L W, ff? Insure a+ Cosl Q ' mm ,x e Lei Us Do Your Worrying MAIN MOTOR CO Experi' Repalr Service Facfory Tramed Mechanics Genulne Fac+ory Paris DODGE PLYMOUTH SALES SERVICE 700 S Mann Phone WA Z 1091 PASTIME RECREATION 3I3 Mann S+ S+uH'gar+ Arkansas CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS I'OI'f1 KNOLL LAUNDRY 8: CLEANING Your Samfone Dry Cleaner 177 If ' I , . ,... .lp-1 ' r. ,M - . A Q' 'X' ' I . I ll l Il Af Wj,599 mP ff y y? w1ff ,W WMA? YAK AERIAL SEEDERS 'g-Spray' g-Fer ' Our Specialty -------- Stude t T a' ' WA 3 -5118 Congratulat' SS io s! GARRIS PLUMBING HOP Pho e WAZ 4601 1305 So Ma n St CONGRATULATIQNS SENIORS 'From fhe STERLING VARIETY STORE S+uHgar+ Arkansas ESQUIRE GRILL Res1'auran+ and Cafe N . 'HJ P Q , fm L . V U x 6 4:7 VUTJ AN 'L I 4 N .- , v' ' ' off ' C- f T M ' ' f ,ff ' A .I l W ' ' ' V ' 9' ' d1n 1n t1l1z1ng n 1' 1n1ng A 9 lon en r n .- . i . 178 LEAVELL SMITH 81 CO You Only Can Insure Your Fufure We Insure Everyihlng Else j .- ' 3 Nouns DEPARINIENI grown COX ELECTRIC CO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS WA Z 3081 I I 1 Your Friendly Depar'Imen+ SI'ore 320 S Maln WA 2 1271 179 . APPLIANCES Alr C0hdIIlOhIhg and Heahng O I ,. , -gs: I ,V , E A QE? . II. ' I. , ' o J. . MI EI 'l K. VER..-A ! E 'l - 5: I-Th., s'f! J I 'fn - ' I- I --vi..- ,J--A- ,,..'t,1:::Pf5 I Q 4 Q 1 ,.,. . at 1. ' - , L ,,,,---- es ihey re members of +he press ihese news paper earner boys They re noi all wrlh us now u rls a lyplcal group of hardworlung consclenhous boys fhaf earn as +hey learn how io be busmess men They grow up fo be fhe besf luncl of crhzens because 'lhey know how fo worl: as well as play fhey lmow how fo meei' and deal wnfh people This IS our saluie fo fhem and hundreds of olher DAlLY LEADER boys V7 S QXQD I, M- X X 1 RANDY S CLEANERS DRY CLHQFIQS 25 QQSTINCTION CONN HARDWARE STUTTGART ARK 8, FURNITURE Owner E J Enclerlm Phone WA 3 9211 The Sfore +ha+ Saves You Money 180 z - - 1- JQQE. ff, l Vp Kalb- U . 1 Y i , Y . . . ' ' , - og o. . I u . a s . , fm vw ' A M Q l -I If 5 ,7 5 r, 318 Q jj I T r l ,J lj - V, ., R 29 51 ' 'E M' X f ' lee r ',f. -.1. 1 xf, ' , , f I Q Fnmnnmcs-Mons: L46 j4Zf0fL!Df,.f C DLOL M CLCXQ., X' 461, ,J UWC Jufgz. X61 495' 449- V66 h 0 wlzalsa eaven or iii All-ii -hg. i ! inns 0--QQ-, man s reach should exceed hls grasp ot what s a heaven for How better can you sum up e man s embl txon has stnvtng for success than those few ltnes We at Fairbanks Morse are constantly teaching ahead xndtvldually and collectively seekmg those new fields to conquer For we earnestlv believe that the man or the com pany who stands still soon goes bacltwerdl In the Held of power water supply and nrri gatlon transportatton electrtcxty wexghmg xnstruments m fact tn any field that affects the life of home farm and lndustry Fatrbanke- Morse ts constantly seekmg new and better ways to asslst the forward progress of man If you are of that select group whose reach exceeds Its grasp we belneve you wnll find Faxrbanks Morse the tpnpottant step ln your future tn selling englneertng producuon, accountmg or research and development W0 would lake to ducuee at wnth you. e nemo wenb remembering when yeu wee! the lee! 'Q HAM! IN uma, wh - lm neun. nl - rmwv, III ' Kansas cm, ln. - Peeuene, Celll. - eo. Jelmbuy, Vi. ll lwh. Ne ' lltmgcn, Ari ' Three llven, Mich .IANCH OFFICIS Allante. lk. ' lenen, Mun - Chleege, III s Clntlnndl, Ollle U Clevelend, Ohle ' Dalles. lend leneee City, Me v les Angeles, Call! 0 New Ovleene, le s New Verk.'N Y. ' Geahu, Nebn Wh ldFrduleee,CelU 'IOleele,Me.'l.Peef,llee.0leeNnQef' lla 181 ,NP I , I, 5 ID' V2 Jr' lim V' 1 1' 'I V, 5, , .ll 'cl Ie, -, -l , M ' n 'Q .va s HA , Q v 1 ' 1 I X . . , . . , . Good Luck Seniors DUCKETT PONTIAC CO FIRST AND MAIN PHONE WA Z 4441 PWITIII' SALES AND SERVICE GMC TRUCKS gafvldfcdf Q may npugfcj Jen mecrnlcco 1,66 13035 519251355 ,ML X ,ff f ,KJ JC ff fw uf! 'Jfgg 'JIU U .Mr It 74, fr-Q W T T, . f fdfi--DMZ,-1, ,HZJUJ 143144. AMA qmbgjjfd-dzff,f,oaxxff .I andM ELECTRIC CO The Glff Thiffnijzit 58J19fw?fJ 113 1: WASHINGTON WA 3 3511 A C1 DUNCAN FUR O CALL ON US WE WIRE ANYTHING 215 S Mam WA Z 3821 Stuttgart Ark 182 THE PAM PAM DRIVE IN 20+h and Mann I f . XR f 1 I ff - If Y' ' 0 JC' f 1,441 W! . 'X 'E' 'L X pd, ' Y g ' Y Y .1 ', Y , 114, ff! f - ' . 1 I x -A , 7' K - - ' .3-' W fy - ' ' 'ffc' 1 .5 . 1 .1 ., , , -42-gi .. fb- A! U j,, my -.A . . I ,. fi - b ' 4 -4 - 1 ,. .- l JY 1 I . f .1 . 1-L Y ' ,,,.1--- 1 I , Vu 1 U14 ' . , A u X K K ' . J S - . ,, f I . 1. , . 'lu' A ., . V.. ' '?f714Ezm I A 7, I'?1iLig .. - A , ' in , - 1' f as 1 I Q A jr , W '..a CD .:....mrffg3 A A i' A 1-------H x, f PORTABLE EQUIPMENT Dial WA 3 -6166 pl , WE GO ANYWHERE ANYTIME WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO SEE YOU PAUL KOCH M1NTON's FOOD PALACE 66 Granvue Acres 9th and Maple O DOCKERY 5,2 AIR SERVICE STUTTGART 'VS TRUCK LINE STUTTGART TRUCK uns 1St 81 Wood WA2 5393 DAILY SERVICE 1' AP' A J' A MEMPHIS LITTLE ROCK ,yfn-1. -Q Smce 1934 183 -.. J. . 1 ' f ,., Q h ....-fy. - ' 'ii , .,, , , 'F' ' I rv-If, 'N A ' Nw :- ' y , ix r Y, U . .. ' . 'A -I - ' ,- :P X.4 v lo-' ' , X' 'f!'j! f?,- L ' -., 52+ -f.g..,TL' 'f A I- - - . ' 'A f'-,QL .,' .,.. .- ,O - -. - ' j,, : ,hp -V 'xj !f5. 'fvjxfw A .. ',..,X'? 1-- ' 'P' ,fri ga-,'x-fl-,y -f. ' . .1 .. A. - 1 ' ' . -x Af' x --Dlv' ' ' '..-Lu1.-- .. Sis-vi--M' lf, AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY SPONSORS OF GIRLS STATE G PREAMBLE Q V I MRS RONALD AHRENS PreS1dent1954 ILeftI MRS ERNEST GUY Pres1dent1955 IR1ghtj AMERICAN LEGION SPONSORS OF BOYS STATE MORRIS CRILL Commander ILeftI CE CIL MAT THE WS Adjutant IR1ghtI 184 THE STUTTGART CO OP BUYER'S ASS'N Pefroleum Producfs Farm and Home U S Royal Tires Du Ponf Palnfs Supplies Bulldmg Mafervals -if! v'1'P'-svn--emu 4, -Duflzl. MAJESTIC DRESS SHOP B AUTY SHOP F01 mexpenslve smntm Hlgh In Quallty Lou In P1 1 185 - . -sf I V' . . . . . . . . . , if W-my 1 - Q ' f Qu 4' 'L f' ' . 4 M' T. ,f ., 3,4 I M I E H :fx 2.6 ummm- 712.415-xv W A ,ef ... Y. .' h -:Y '- ff S ' f -M ' , .- - v ' S - 1: 1 K . 5 I-L m -J-' '-'. -J'- fi- 'if' 4' gh 'W 1412...-.-OA L.n.....1'. ' Q-- - - ' - -,. . E. - , ...U ' ' ' 4 ' '55 h r ' PCL. Enloy yourself... wfth Coke 3-if jeg obo ng: had lrdo-:QL IOTYLID UND!! AUYHOIITY OF TH! COCA COLA COMPANY IV eil 'ek' F- Inte rnat1onal Harvester 7 ' vi 4f.f RICE Farm Equlpment ill? 3 5 X ependable Shop Serv1ce' -4 A R THORELL SUPPLY CO Hmmm, J W STROH YOUR SEED RICE MERCHANT 120 E 4TH ST HON1E PHONE WA 3 6611 OFFICE PHONE WA 2 2521 186 5 I . V I U' s 's X 1 x I In V h 'C 'ia 'l I I , Q 5 Vg I llVfllllY I .- .E if-:km A-X ' ' A nun I uf' 3 I., Y-L V . W 17? V,V 'lVv :A I llltl . ,Sf-j:.A ET . . - 1' v' ip, -75, . ., N A ,vim - ul , x P . 2 XXX HD . I ' x , X' I' ' p N H ' 'I' I N . . PAMPLIN BUTANE CO PIXVWUN BX. X XXX K Iv pl ala WAb hz 2261 Pioneer Seed Farms, Inc SOYBEANS SEED OATS 115 fusing CERTIFIED SEED RICE N College WAbash 2 5062. 187 OMNI 2226 A '-.rg-f'f.a5,g ia e ' arris as - O C .4 LAYN E ARKANSAS COMPANY 06 D WATER WELLS PUMPS WATER CONDITIONING STUTTGART ARKANSAS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 Layne is proud of the many Stuttgart Hugh School raduates in its ewploy As the years go by there will be more for advancement and opportunity The highest paying lob at the start may not be as good as one with more future Mr M E Layne the founder of the Layne Organization said Any man is worth 25g an hour from the neck down Others of you will go on to college or training schools Again pick the curriculum that has a Future and one you like Don t plan to attend college unless you are willing to work and study Compared to hugh school you get at twice as much in half the time 2 x 2 equals 4 You may be subjected to Socialism or Communism in an indirect sort of way by some of your instructors It is well to know but idiotic to be lueve the fantastic ideolocies presented you but the older folks have faith in our youth of today and our trust is in you for our citizens of tomorrow Remember Layne Wells and Pumps and Massey Harris Farm Equipment will help make a good farmer better Very truly yours Officials 8. l50 Employees LAYNE ARKANSAS COMPANY 188 - Q d.11, ,v L -' :E I 'SQL-f. I . -b V V:- . . . . H 0 I I . ' Those of you who are now through school -- pick a job you like -- look . I I 0 0 I . . . ,, . I II . . . i . I . . . . F H Q H 1 . 0. , , . . 1 . . . I . . . - J I I I - . . l CHRISTY S AUTO SERVICE 0.1-we-a.fug,4 5'l5Wm'xQ7L9n0wUw?E'53f U4 VCP Maifum L6w,JM4,1V,1 flfw,,,MgM,,d,gAJ,y.,A,J awe uwgwwu UBQM, 'uf4,Jfa.L,..W2lgFljl ,hd 4, DMWFLWXWWM ffwwf FROMOVQMVP1 coLErfiNg LQ 'gi fs- PURE MlLK I Cars and Trucks X VMI- Q, A . S ff ', A TV l if Mlf A , fu D J o 0 Q . 0 ll A - A . Q, 2 U.-1. eqmfvfafw of ' '73 3 u . . xffi- QJLJ -r - azua J 0 U I 1 Q 2 74 . 1' ,I 1 189 X Y COOP RATION IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES NE OF OUR MANY SERVICES I I II II ISN MII X: KN I NJ of Our Banlc Officers Explalnmg fo Vlsahng Local School M N d Group How Currency Transachons Are Handled In Our Banl: THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK A Service InsI'l+uhon STUTTGART ARKANSAS Member Federal Deposu+ Insurance Corporahon SIO 00000 Maxlmum Deposli' Insurance for Each Deposvior 190 5 if I IW XI XXXT . A Q , X x Ry X 4' ,Q , X' Q55 .iixw N . W Lx N M B X X xr I DJTIR7 :NIR N fqk no , MR AY xx: -.-xy, ,N SM QA .IX f5'E'Nl I N bt fx! PX Qwxxrl LF X lxv X X 'CDN 'EL W3 UM N N If Q ' IX . X U CN YU X ' we I1 N-I STV' .. V I W N ' .YXXQ m XX, XXI I 0 n 0 I N45 N ORDER OF THE RAINBOW FOR GIRLS Pat Peacock Worthy Adv1sor Sara Dllls Pau-1ot1sm L1nda Mmton Worthy Assocrate Advlsor Mar1lyn Brewer Servlce Jeanne McCollum Charlty Suzanne Bueker Dr1ll Leader Mary Lou Ahrens Hope Norma Estes Confldentlal Barbara Stedman Farth S1ssy K Morgan, Outer Observer Loulse Huber Love Sondra Wood Muslclan Jean Danlels Nature Sue Grandgeorge Cho1r D1rector ElS1G Sparks Nature Barbara Woodall Chaplam Sharon Cohen Immortahty Carolyn Stallmgs Treasurer Sue Sp1cer Fldellty Georgene Sorrells Recorder Mrs D B Oaksmlth lvlothex AClV1SO1 Mr E W Crrandgeorge Rambow Dad James Argo P111 up Boy Blg S1stcr Alme Cantrell 191 IO ' Y M 5 A gf-D A , .1 'fl -, I -fikzhga 5, ,. I J J ff A J ' M , env' 1 ' ' ,. W 0, X' Q 2 7 Y ! I J J 1 a 3 t . n , D ! I J A . . 2 1 s 1 , ,f A, . . . , , - if Q V . N . h ' I I .I L L . - 1 9 f. , 1' 'xx .VI 4 f M . L W ' V '1 7 - -1, .4 N . . 2 . 3 Q .5 I ka I ,ff STUTTGART DEMOLAY CHAPTER Mlke Flowers Master Counc1lor B111 Hayes Marshal Gene Petty Sen1or Councxlor Butch Caldwell Standard Bearer Tommy Hoskyns Jumor Counc11or R1chard Must1n Sent1ne1 George Segraves Scr1be John P Brownmg Orator Noble H111 Treasurer G W Sorrells lst Preceptor ETIC LeBrocq Chapla1n B111 Sm1th Znd Preceptor C11ff Dav1s Sen1or Deacon Tommy Spann 3rd Preceptor Clark Crum Jumor Deacon Scott Thorell 4th Preceptor Marvm Hagaman Sen1or Steward John Crum 5th Preceptor Jack Coker Jumor Steward Charles Sm1th 6th Preceptor Jerry Sanders Almoner Warren McCollum 7th Preceptor Dad T P Coker Sweethearts Carolyn Sh1rkey Pat Peacock Judy Ragland Past Master Counc11ors John Crum John Paul Brownmg Adv1sors Er1c LeBrocq Sr Doug H111 Dr Fred Eldrldge 192 I l 0 . , f . . S ' gy 9 l --..... X. 1 I 1,-It-' Q f A 3 n K In , . . . , X. V f 1 L14 :A 1 , .., E5 . , ' 7 ! I 2 Q 1 2 - 1 9 ' v 3 1 1 I 9 9 I 7 1 9 I J 1 1 ' x l ' s - I Q , l DEI.. TA BE TA SIGMA 1 Ki J Delta Beta Sigma officers are: Marilyn Brewer, Presidentg Jeanne McCollum, Vice -presidentg Suzanne Buerkle, Recording Secretaryg Georgene Sorrells, Corresponding Secretaryg Custodiang Sue Hemme, Parliamentariang Nan Gingerich, Sentinelg Pete Brazil, Reporterg Emily Essex, Sergeant-at-arrnsg Pat Peacock, Pledge Mistressg Sweethearts--Jimmy Argo, John Paul Brown- ing, Cliff Davis These Indian squaws and braves are the Juniors who will plan the program for this years Junior-Senior Banquet. They served at the banquet last year as Sophomores .a X 20 South Grand CONRAD SHEET METAL WORKS A1r Cond1t1on1ng Heat1ng B1owp1pe General Sheet Metal Work Phone WA3 3431 M72 f gp! J of jf W WW A gl 5 Motor Rewlndmg J Industrnal N1a1ntena'1ce Stuttgart Arkan as 194 MPAHG! 'bf' M Gene Petty Off1C6 Helper F 9 - I r t9 ' J l r jf f . D C ' 'r , I ' J ' ,Wy M 1 9 f sf ff V M ' j, ,ff , 7 I , if ff? M f' ' 2 V 1, if . f ' e W f r. 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