Sylvan Hills High School - Bruin Yearbook (Sherwood, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

L L c SYLVAN HILLS SEh DR HIGH SCHOOL As the year comes to a close we catch a final glimpse of the things we have done. Our fellow classmates, friends, and faculty have all played a vital part in making this school year a success. In this yearbook we have attempted to retain our memo- ries through the use of words and pictures. We, the Yearbook Staff of Sylvan Hills High School, dedicate this 1959 Bruin to Mrs. Margaret McFarland for her unselfish efforts and devotion to the student body. MARILYN MARTIN, Editor MARION WATERS, Editor MRS. CLEMENTS, Sponsor JUDY DAVIS, Business Manager ANNA BELLE DENT. Business Manager ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Marion Waters, Linde Williams, Twilla Amo, Judy Fagan, Nancy Couch, Joan Dobbs, Betty Cato, Cherry Pemberton, Carol Kirkes, Georgia Grinder. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Morrison, Priscilla Lewis, Joanne Magness, Darlene Holt, Donna Ward, Marion Thomas, Phyllis Saville, Marilyn Martin, Betty Hervey, Anna Belle Dent, Pat Carson, Shirley Bowling, Diane Meacham, Mrs. Clements. THIRD ROW: Bill Osburn, Barbara Haynes, Judy Coxon, Carolyn Reinke, Larry Quillen, John Rains, Dean Roberts, Kelton Grubbs, Jerry Mowry, B. F. Thompson, Floyd Hickerson, Ann Stobaugh, Judy Davis. NOT PRESENT: Renee Amo, Beverly Martin, Jim Bowman. The Bruin has earned its role in the school curriculum in that it provides an excellent opportunity for educational planning in representing the various activities in such a way as to interpret the spirit and life of the school. In illustrating and describing the edu- cational activities of the year, the yearbook helps the parents to understand better the total program of the school as well as providing a souvenir record for students. The Bruin is a student product, with every piece of copy and layout the work of stu- dents. In preparing the yearbook, the students have an outlet for creative expression, advertising and photography experience, as well as preparing a record of school events and interpreting the school to the public. MR. E. F. DUNN MR. H. G. BUNN Superintendent Assistant Superintendent PULASKI COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD SEATED: Earl Miller. Paul Dixon, President; A. H. Craig. STANDING: Tilmon L. Waters, Paul Dupree, Jr., Vice President. y M • 1 .«i (y f R o rj -J fi R n a a H R R R P Pi ■ I o : c t R R R J o o q S O ,R ?� 4 ' r r t Q G C H R H o r fl R «� - O 1 0 I t I t t i i e. € ■ r f i r t F f f ' r i f F $ F r p £ p_ n E c t p F t r f $• ( C 6 L c c c c L t C u t r r s. 'r t ' E fc F-E E 5 E E -r r f f '■ r f ;;■« l £ I x, t t. e MR. HUGH B. ANDERSON B. S. E. . A. S. T. C. English, Arkansas History MISS SHEILA BERRY B.S. E., A.8.T.C Home Economics MRS. R-LENE BREWER Office Secretary MR. H. PAUL BROWN M. C. E., University of Arkansas Counselor MR. ROBERT L. BRYANT B. A. . H.S.T. C. Science MR. W. E. CARSON B. S. E., A. S. T. C. Social Studies MRS. JAKE CLEMENTS B. S., University of Arkansas Commercial MR. TOM STEEL ELLIS B. S., University of Arkansas Chemistry, Physics, Math MR. HERBERT H. GILBERT B. S. E. , A. S. T. C. Coach, Physical Education MRS. OLENE GILBERT B.S.E., A.S.T. C. Mathematics MR. ROBERT E. HALL B. S. E. , A. S. T. C. Shop, Mechanical Drawing MRS. IRENE Y. HARRISON M. E. , University of Arkansas Science, Biology MR. KENT W. HENRY B. S. E. , A. S. T. C. Coach, Physical Education, Science MRS. ALICE E. JONES B. S. E., H. S. T. C. English MRS. WELDON LOVE B. S. E. , A. S. T. C. Commercial MRS. MARGARET McFARLAND MISS WANDA RIPBERGER B. S. E. , A. S. T. C. English, Mathematics MISS CLAUDIA ROSENBAUM B. A., Harding English MISS EUNICE SHINN B. S. L. U., L. S. U. Librarian B. S. E., Georgia Teachers College English, Speech MRS. GRACE NELSON A. B., Henderson-Brown Social Studies MRS. ROBERTA PERRY Little Rock University English, World History MR. O. J. PROBST B. S. E. , A. S. T. C. Band MRS. JEAN STANFIELD A. B., Hendrix Mathematics MRS. GENEVA STARK B. S. E. , H. S. T. C. Physical Education MRS. DOROTHY WRIGHT M. A., University of Arkansas Social Studies, Human Relations SENIORS Homeroom President 1,3; Histori- cal Society 2; Hot Rod Club Vice President 2; Annual Staff 2,3; Class Play 2; Football 3; Debate Club 2; Paper Staff Editor 2; Science Club 3. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Homeroom Secretary 2; FHA 1, Vice President 2, President 3; Y- Teen 1,2,3; Annual Staff 2, As- sistant Editor 3; Class Play 2; Cheer- leader 1; Debate Club 2; Paper Staff 1.2. Hot Rod Club Secretary 2; Class Play 2; Basketball 2; Football 3; Annual Staff 3. Basketball 1; Football 1; Track 1. Transferred from Tech. DON ADAMS Football 3; Track 1,2; Softball 1, 2; Basketball 1,2, 3. BECKY ALLEN Beta 2,3; Y-Teen 1,2, Treasurer 3; Library Club 1. BOBBY ARICK Football 3; Projection Club 1,2; Hot Rod Club Sergeant-at-Arms 1; 4-H 1,2 SENIORS Transferred from Hall High School. WALTER ARMSTRONG Class Play 2; FHA 1; Y-Teen 3. DORIS A US BROOKS FHA 1,3; Class Play 2. FRANCES BEAN RONNIE BIGGS Projection Club 2; Golf 1; Foot- ball 3. DOROTHY BOX Home Room Reporter 3; FHA 1,3; Y-Teen 1,3; Class Play 2. CHARLES BROCKINT ON Hot Rod Club 2; Class Play 2. SENIORS Home Room Reporter 2; FHA 1; Beta 2, 3; Y-Teen 1,2,3, Chap lain 2; Library Club 1,2; Class Play 2. PAT BRYANT FHA 1; Y-Teen 1.3; Pep Club 3. Vice President; Softball 1,2; Bas- ketball 1, 3; Library Club 3. DOROTHY BURTON Softball 1,2; Football 3; Track 1, 2; Basketball 1,2,3. DONALD BUSBEA ROY CALDWELL PAT CARSON Home Room President 1, Secretary 2; FHA 1,2,3, Parliamentarian 1, 3; Beta 2,3, Reporter 2; National Junior Historical Society 2,3, Vice President 2; Y-Teen 1; Annual Staff 3; Paper Staff 1,2,3; National Junior Honor Society. WANDA CALDWELL FHA 1; Y-Teen 1; Glee Club 3; Pep Club 3. SENIORS Home Room Vice President 1, Sec- retary 3; FHA 2; 4-H 1; Y-Teen 2; Basketball 2; Softball 1; Annual Staff 2; Paper Staff 2. MARY ANN CLARK Transferred from Hall High School. Home Room Treasurer 3; Y-Teen 3; Annual Staff 3. BETTY CATO FHA 1,2; Beta 2,3; Y-Teen 1.2,3, Secretary 3; Annual Staff 3; Home Room Treasurer 1; Paper Staff 3. NANCY COUCH WAYNE COVELL Home Room Vice President 1,2; Science Club 2, 3; Camera Club 2; Class Play 2; Projection Club 1. BOB DAVIS WELDON COVELL SENIORS Annual Staff Business Manager 3; Basketball 1,2; Paper Staff; Student Council Secretary 1, Rep. 3, Vice President 2; Science Club 2, 3; Y- Teen 1, Vice President 2,3; Span- ish Club 2, Secretary 3; National Junior Honor Society President 1; Class Play 2. JUDY DAVIS JUDY COXON Beta Reporter 3; Y-Teen 3; Junior Red Cross President 3; Pep Club 3; Spanish 3; Annual Staff 3; Paper Staff 3. Transfer Student from Hall High School. Annual Staff Editor 2, Business Manager 3; Honor Society Secre- tary 1; Spanish Club Treasurer 2; Beta 2; Science Club 3; FHA 1; Y-Teen Reporter 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 1.2. ANNA BELLE DENT JOAN DOBBS Student Council 1; FHA 1,2,3; Beta 2,3; 4-H President 1; Y-Teen 1,2,3; Annual Staff 2.3; Office Monitor 1,2; Basketball 1; Home Room Officer 2. WILLIAM D RE HER Projection Club 1; Science Club 2, 3; Rocket Club President 2; Class Play 2. DON DUMOND Track 2; Softball 1,2. SENIORS Transferred from Central. GEORGE ERION Transferred from Central. BILL EVANS Annual Staff 3; Y-Teen 3. Transferred from Hall. JUDY FAGAN WILLIAM FYVIE MARTY GARRET DEWEY GASSAWAY 4-H1; Science Club 2; Hot Rod Club 2; Class Play 2; Projection Club 2. SENIORS FHA 1; Beta 3; 4-H 1; Y-Teen 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Annual Staff 3; FHA 3; Beta 3; Y-Teen 3; Office Class Play 2; Office Monitor 1; Monitor 3. National Junior Historical Society 2 KAY GRESHAM GEORGIA GRINDER Transfer Student from Mabelvale High School. Junior Red Cross 3; FHA 3. MARY GIRE KELTON GRUBBS EVA HARRELL BARBARA HAYNES Annual Staff 2,3; Football 3; Class Play 2; Track 1,2; Softball 1; 4-H 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Office Moni- tor 1; Science Club 2, 3. Y-Teen 1,2,3; FHA 1; Student Council Vice President 1; Pep Club President 3; Annual Staff 2; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; Class Play 2; Home Room Officer 1,2,3; Paper Staff 3. Beta 3; Y-Teen 3; Annual Staff 3. Transfer Student from Central High School. SENIORS Football 3; Softball 1,2; Hot Rod Club 2. Annual Staff 3; Y-Teen 3; Vice President of Home Room 3. Transferred from Hall High. Student Council Treasurer 1, Vice President 3; Softball 2; Track 2; Glee Club 3; Junior Red Cross 1; Home Room Officer, Vice Presi- dent 2,3; Rocket Club 2; Annual Staff 2,3; Science Club 2,3. RICHARD HERREN BETTY HERVEY FLOYD HICKERSON KATHY HICKS National Junior Historical Society 2; Y-Teen 1,2; Pep Club 3. NANCY HOCKERSMITH FHA 1,2,3; Annual Staff 2; Class Play 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Home Room Officer, Treasurer 2. TOMMY HOLMES Transferred from Hall High. SENIORS 4-H 1,2; Class Play 2; Hot Rod Club 2. A. J. HOLT FHA 1,2,3, Second Vice President; Beta 2, Treasurer 3; National Junior Historical Society 2,3; Y-Teens 1, 2; Class Play 2; Annual Staff 2, 3; Library Club 1; Home Room Officer, Vice President 2, Secretary 3. DARLENE HOLT FHA 1; Basketball 2; Class Reporter 2 BETTY HOUSE NANCY JONES FRED JOSEPH SANDRA KIDD FHA 1; Y-Teen 1,3; Pep Club 3; Class Play 2; Basketball 2. Student Council Treasurer 2; Y- Softball 1; Basketball 1. Teen 1,2,3; Class Play 2; Office Monitor 2,3; Cheerleader 1,2, Co Captain 3; Girls' State; National Junior Historical Society Treas- urer 2. SENIORS Junior Red Cross 3; Y-Teen 3; An- nual Staff 3; Paper Staff 3. Transferred from Hall. Spanish Club 2,3; FHA 1. CAROL KIRKES LINDA LANGHAM Hot Rod Club 2; Golf 1,2; Projec tor Club 1. SAM LANTRIP LINDA LEDBETTER FHA 1,2,3; Beta 2,3; Spanish Club 2, Parliamentarian 3; Annual Staff 2; Office Monitor 2; Class Play 2. MARGARET LEECE FHA 1,3; Y-Teen 1; Library 1; Glee Club 3; Softball 1. JOEY LOW MAN Glee Club 3. Transfer from Central High. SENIORS Home Room Vice President 1; FHA 1; Beta 2,3; Y-Teens Treasurer 1, 2; Annual Editor 2,3; Cheerleader 1; Annual Beauty 2; Paper Staff 1, 2; Y-Teens 1,2, 3. MARILYN MARTIN FHA Secretary 3; Beta 3; Annual Staff 3; Office Monitor 3. Transferred from Central High. DIANE MEACHAM KEN MEDLOCK JEAN MORDEN FHA 1,2,3; Y-Teen 1. 2; Softball 2; Student Council 1; Class Play 2. SENIORS LONNIE MEREDITH National Junior Historical Society BILLY MITCHELL Projectors Club 1; 4-H 2. Student Council Secretary 2, Pres- ident 3; FHA 1,2,3; Home Room Secretary 1; Beta Secretary 2; Y- Teen 1,2, President 3; Annual Staff 2; Office Monitor 2,3; Class Play Student Director 3; Cheer- leader 1,2. CONNIE MORGAN Student Council Rep. 2; Home Room Officer 1,2,3; FHA Presi- dent 1,2, Historian 3; Beta Vice President 2, President 3; National Junior Historical Society Secretary 2; Annual Staff 2,3; Annual Beauty; National Junior Honor Society. CAROLYN MORRISON KENNETH MOORE JERRY MOWRY CARL McDANIEL BARBARA McELROY Student Council President 1; Home Transferred from Hall High. FHA 1,3; Pep Club 3; Glee Club 3; Room President 1,2; Beta Club 2,3; Y-Teen 1; Library Club 1. National Junior Honor Historical Society 2; Annual Staff 3; Band 1; Class Play 2; Football 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2; Softball 1; Stamp Club 1; Science 2. SENIORS FHA 1,2,3; Class Play 2; Library Club 3. AGNES McGILL Annual Staff 3. Transfer from Hall High School. BILL ORSBURN Transfer Student from North Little Rock High School. GARY PACK RANDY PAYNE Transferred from Central High. CHERRY PEMBERTON Y-Teen 3; Pep Club Sergeant-at- Arms 3; Annual Staff 3; Paper Staff 3. Transferred from Hall High. DON PEMBERTON Glee Club 3. SENIORS Class Play 2; 4-H 2. MARVIN PETERS Homeroom Officer 3; Football 3. JIMMIE PHILLIPS Transferred from Central High. WILL PIERCE JIM POLLARD Band 1,2. JOHN RAINS Student Council 2; Home Room President 1; Class Play 2; Boys’ State 2; Paper Staff 2; Annual Staff 2,3; National Junior Honor Society Vice President 1; 4-H President 1, 2; Science Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club President 2. CAROLYN REINKE Student Council Rep. 1,2,3; Class Play 2; Beta President 2,3; Y-Teen 1; Annual Staff 2,3; Homecoming Queen 3; Office Monitor 1,2; FHA Secretary 1, Vice President 2,3; Home Room Vice President 2. SENIORS Projector Club 1,2; Paper Staff 2; 4-H 1. BOB RHODES Science Club 2, 3; Hot Rod Club 2; Annual Staff 2,3; Class Play 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 3; Track 1,2. DEAN ROBERTS Library Club 1; Y-Teen 2; Class Play 2. ANN ROBERTSON WAYNE RUFF Home Room Officer, President 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Class Play 2. PHYLLIS SAVILLE Home Room Officer 3; FHA 1,2,3, Parliamentarian 2; Y-Teen 1,2; Annual Staff 3; Office Monitor 2, 3; Class Play 2; Beta 2,3, Vice President. MODEAN SIEGRIST Basketball 1,2; Softball 1; Pep Club 3; Library Club 3; Y-Teen 1 SENIORS Annual Staff 2; FHA 1; Office Mon- itor 1,2; Pep Club 3; Basketball 1, 4-H 2; Softball 1; Basketball 1.2. 2.3; Softball 1,2. Spanish Club 2,3. TOMMY SESSION HARRIETTE SPINKS TIMOTHY TAPL1N BENNIE TAYLOR LARRY TAYLOR Chapel Club 3, President; Beta Club 3; Transferred from Central High. MARION THOMAS Student Council 3; FHA 1,2,3; 4-H 1; Y-Teen 1,2,3; Library Club 1; Class Play 2; Annual Staff 2,3; Office Monitor 3. SENIORS Projection Club 2; Office Monitor 1,2; Annual Staff 2,3; Class Play 2; Hot Rod Club 2; Science Club 2,3; Historical Society 2. B. F. THOMPSON Home Room Officer 2; Secretary FHA 1; National Junior Historical Society 2; Y-Teen 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Office Monitor 2. BARBARA TURNER Transfer from Hall High. Home Room Officer. CLYDE VENABLE KENNETH RAY WALLIS DORIS WHITFIELD RAYMOND WILLIAMS SENIORS Home Room Officer 1,2,3; FHA 1, 2; Beta 2.3; Y-Teen President 1,2, Mid-South President 2 Years, LR Transfer from North Little Rock Hostess 3; Annual Staff 2; Home- High. coming Maid 3; Paper Staff 1,2; Glee Club 3. Basketball 1; Cheerleader 2,3. RAY WILLIFORD DIANE WILSON CLODENE WORRELL MARGARET YIELDING Glee Club 3; Pep Club 3; FHA 1,3; Y-Teens 1. GEORGE ZIMMEREBNER 4-H 1,2; Library Club 2; Junior Red Cross 1,2; Glee Club 3; Projection Club 1,2. JOEL NORTH Transferred from Central High School. SENIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS TOBY ARMELLINI CLARA AUTRY RAYMOND BELL DAVID BLAYLOCK SHIRLEY BOWLING BOBBY BRIDGES BOBBY BROWN JACKIE BROWN MELBA BROYLES JUNIORS MORRIS BURKETT MAY RUTH BURNETT SCOTTY CAPPS GILBERT CARMICAL LYNN CARMICAL DON CARSON JOAN CARTMEL EMMA LOU CASH JANE COLLINS MARY COOK JIM CRAWLEY CAROLE CUMMINGS JUNIORS KENNETH CUMMING BUDDY DAVIS EUGENE DEROSSITTE SHARON DRAKE SANDRA DREWRY FREDDY EASTON JOHN EGGLESTON UNDA ELLIS VELMA ESTES TOMMY GASTON WANETA GENTRY CURTIS GRANGER JUNIORS RONNIE HALE MIKE HANEY LINDA HAMBY MICHAEL HARRELL DELMAR HARRINGTON EMMA GAIL HARTMAN FREDERICK HEGI MARTIN DALE HICKS ROBERT HILD PAT HODK1N ED HOGAN THOMAS HULL JUNIORS JOHN HUNT REGINA JAWORSKI BILLY JONES BEVERLY JOYCE EARNESTINE KELLET LARRY KERR MARY LYNN KERR WILBUR KING JOHN LACY CHARLES LAWBAUGH PRISCILLA LEWIS ZONOLA LONGSTRETH JUNIORS JOANN MAGNESS PAT MARTIN RALPH MASON JOHN MAY MIKE MAYER GARY MAYFIELD MAX MEANS ALICE MERCER MADALYN MIDDLEBROOKS SUE ZAN MIZELL ANN MOORE robert mcdaniel JUNIORS REX McGURAN WAYNE Me HUGHES MARTHA McKELVEY LANA McKENZIE PETER McMAHAN CARLTON NEWBY TOMMIE SUE OWENS JANE PENDERGRASS JAMES PENNY MARIAN LOUISE PHILLIPS MILLIE PHILLIPS MICKEY PIERCE JUNIORS MARY LYNN PIPER CLYDE PRICE EDDIE PRICE SHERRY PRICE MARY REYNOLDS BARBARA ROBINSON JIM ROUNSAVALL PAT SATTERWHITE LINDA SCALLION TEDDY SHAFFER LLOYD SHIRLEY ANNETTE SMITH JUNIORS MARIETTE SPINKS LEAH KAY STEINBERG ROBERT STEVENS ANN STOBAUGH LINDA SWEPSTON CHARLES THOMPSON MARILYN THOMPSON HAROLD WALDEN CAROLYN WEBB DONNA WARD CLARKSON WELLS BETTY WESTENHAVER JUNIORS UNDE WILLIAMS CHARLES WILSON RICHARD WINTER FABER WINTON PEGGY WISE KENNETH WOOD LYNN WOOLARD JOE WOLF MAYNARD VOGELGESANG SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Renee Amo Helen Arrington Margret Bailey Ann Baudier Wayne Beardsley Johnny Bland Libby Bolin Gladys Box Martha Box Charles Breshears Linda Brockington Katherine Caldwell Carl Calva Martha Capps Fanny Cartmel Don Carroll Keneth Clark Dean Coker Bruce Connor Jerry Cook Mixie Cooksey Martha Copeland Ronald Courtney Tommie Daughenbaugh SOPHOMORES Bobby Davis Marshal Davis Larry Dawson Gerry Duran Jo Engler Martha Evans Ronna Evans Carolyn Forrest Virginia Forrester Paul Fray Lou Gipson Anna Gosett Martha Gould Ernestine Graham Pete Gwatney Linda Halsey Don Harrison Bill Harrison Jimmy Herren Dwight Heslep Norma Heslep Raymond Hickerson Harold Higgins Judy Hild SOPHOMORES Mary Agnes Holman Wanda Hook Dawson Horn Gracie Howell Sharon Hudgins Garland Hutchins Sandra Irby Jerry Ison James Jackson Tommy Jackson Jerry Jenkins Robert Jolly Geneva Johnson Barbara Jones Mary Lou Jones Treber Jones Tommy Kennedy Margret King Rodger Kline Flossie Kyzer Bill Kyzer Ralph Lafferty Marie Lewis Mary Sue Liles SOPHOMORES Charles Looper Billy Don Lott Ranellia Mann Unard Marler Beverly Martin Fred Martin Robert May Steve McClellan Billy Fred McGill James Mclnturf Linda McMillian David Meadows Oscar Metzger Jeannie Minor Jake Mitchell John Mizell Carolyn Mobley Thomas Moore Dale Morden Biff Morgan Charles Newman Gary Oakes Coyle Odell Marilyn Orts SOPHOMORES Paul Otto Wayne Payne George Pearson Sharon Pelton Charlene Pemberton Brenda Peters Harold Phillips Sharon Pierce Marie Powell William Rhodes Sue Ritchie Deloris Roberts Johnny Robertson Pat Robertson Patrica Rollins Barbara Rush Fenando Salazar Andy Scrape Shirley Shows Darwin Simpson Sandra Smith Herbert Schmitz Paul Sperry Larry Staley sT SOPHOMORES Nan Stinett Betty Stokes Beverly Stolp Don Summerville Tommy Thompson Margret Toney Robert Toothman Jerry Tremble Iree Van Cleve Karen Vandawalker Donald Wheeler Martha Wheeler Barbara Wickliff Geneva Wilkins J. L. Wilkins Ann Wilson Bobby Wilson Catherine Wilson Loretta Yarbrough Marion Yingling Joe Young ANNUAL QUEEN 1REE VAN CLEVE ANNUAL MAIDS MARY SUE LILES NORMA HESLEP SENIO CUTEST NANCY HOCKERSMITH DON ADAMS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED LARRY TAYLOR JUDY DAVIS FRIENDLIEST DON PEMBERTON SANDRA KIDD ISTINCTIONS BEST ALL-’ROUND WAYNE RUFF EVA HARRELL WITTIEST JIMMY PHILLIPS DIANE WILSON MOST CLASS SPIRIT CONNIE MORGAN JIM BOWMAN GIRL STATE AND BOY STATE DELEGATES JUNIOR FAVORITES RICHARD WINTER PRISCILLA LEWIS SOPHOMORE FAVORITES MARY SUE ULES ROBERT JOLLY JOHN RAINS SANDRA KIDD r JUDY DAVIS Student Council Representative to Jackson- ville Beach, Florida. CONNIE MORGAN Business Manager for the Midsouth Y-Teen Conference at Gulfport, Mississippi. CLODENE WORRELL Delegate to National Conference at St. Louis, Missouri. Hostess for the City Conference in Little Rock, Arkansas. S0I131H1V ROYALTY M E C 0 M 1 N QUEEN Q CAROLYN REINKE MAID OF HONOR ANN BAUDIER SENIOR MAID JUNIOR MAID SOPHOMORE MAID CLODENE WORRELL PRISCILLA LEWIS NORMA HESLEP s E N I O R C H E E R CLODENE WORRELL E A D E R S hockersmith SANDRA KIDD SENIOR BOTTOM ROW: Manager Charles Breshears, Jerry Jenkins, James Penny, Rodger Kline, Dan Hild, Bobby Wilson, Bobby Brown, Gerry Duran, Henry Harrell, Tommy Gaston, Manager, Don Wheeler. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Crawley, Marshall Davis, Joe Wolfe, Dick Winter, Don Adams, Larry Quillen, Larry Kerr, Jerry Brannon, Toby Armellini, Dwight Heslep. TOP ROW: Coach Herbert Gilbert, Richard Herren, Ronnie Hale, Ronnie Biggs, Jim Phillips, Kelton Grubbs, Dean Roberts, Jerry Mowry, Robert Jolly, Leon Page, Jim Bowman, Coach Kent Henry. COACH HERBERT GILBERT 6 Fuller 14 0 Norphlet 23 7 Hazen 33 20 Dollarway 6 6 N. L.R. B 19 0 Crawfordsville 28 6 Heber Springs 19 COACH KENT HENRY co -i O O ti Co-Captain Co-Captain Tackle Fullback TOBY ARMELLINI JIM BOWMAN JERRY BRANNON BOBBY BROWN Guard End Guard Halfback Junior Senior Junior Junior DON BUSBEA JIM CRAWLEY TOMMY GASTON KELTON GRUBBS End Fullback Halfback End Senior Junior Junior Senior RONNIE HALE Tackle Junior ROBERT JOLLY End Sophomore LARRY KERR Center Junior LEON PAGE Fullback Senior JIM PHILLIPS Tackle Senior LARRY QUILLEN Quarterback Senior DEAN ROBERTS Center Senior BOBBY WILSON Halfback Sophomore RICHARD WINTER Guard Junior JOE WOLFE End Junior BOBBY ARICK Tackle Senior GERRY DURAN Halfback Sophomore HENRY HARRELL Tackle Junior DWIGHT HESLEP End Sophomore DAN H1LD Guard Sophomore ROBERT HILD Guard Junior JERRY JENKINS Halfback Sophomore RODGER KLINE Quarterback Sophomore GOLF Second Place 1958 State Golf Tournament SAM LANTR1P JIM CRAWLEY SENIOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Manager, Phyllis Saville; Loretta Yarbrough, Pat Satterwhite, Deloris Roberts, Renee Amo, Scorekeeper, Carolyn Reinke. TOP ROW: Coach Gilbert, Millie Phillips, Dorothy Burton, Bitsy Spinks, Joan Collins, Mary Abbott, Emma Lou Cash, Eva Harrell, Coach Henry. Off to the District! Watch the birdie! :VA HARRELL - Forward 1,2,3. Vll-County 2, All-District 1,2,3, Captain. :MMA LOU CASH - Forward 2 fears. ANE COLLINS - Guard 2, All- bounty 2 Years. 4ARY EDITH ABBOTT - Guard, Years, MILLIE PHILLIPS - Forward 1. All County 2 Years. DELORIS ROBERTS - Forward 1 Year. MARIETTE SPINKS - Guard 2 years. LORETTA YARBROUGH - Guard 1 Year. PAT SATTERWHITE - Forward 2 Years. RENEE AMO - Forward 1 Year. HARRIETTE SPINKS - Guard 1,2,3, Captain 3 Years. DOROTHY BURTON - Guard 2 Years. TOP ROW, left to right: Freddy Easton, Mike Haynie, Joel North, Dean Roberts, Wayne Ruff, Jerry Mowry, Peter McMahon, Donald Busbea, Bud McGill. BOTTOM ROW: Stu- dent Manager Fred Martin, Donald Summerville, Bobby Brown, Jim Crawley, Coach Gilbert. SENIOR BOYS’ BASKETBALL BEAR RESERVES DEAN ROBERTS Senior Letterman DON ADAMS Senior Letterman DON SUMMERVILLE Sophomore BUD McGILL JOEL NORTH RALPH MASON Sophomore Senior Junior PETER McMAHON DON BUSBEA JIM CRAWLEY Junior Letterman Senior Letterman Junior Letterman SCORES OF GAMES S. H. 56 J. T. Robinson 42 S.H. 68 Homnoke 28 S. H. 50 Timbo 41 S. H. 56 St. Joseph 36 S. H. 49 Carlisle 23 s. a 67 Mayflower 49 S. H. 58 Mabelvale 46 S. H. 54 Vi Ionia 36 S. H. 50 Cabot 37 S. H. 49 Mabelvale 56 s. a 40 England 45 s. a 53 J. T. Robinson 55 S. H. 58 Clinton 56 S.H. 73 Fuller 43 S. H. 53 England 50 S.H. 86 Humnoke 20 SCORES OF GAMES S. H. 71 Bryant 30 S. H. 63 Cabot 60 S.H. 42 Sheridan 49 S. H. 67 Fuller 53 S. H. 40 Raney 45 PULASKI COUNTY TOURNAMENT S. H. 57 Fuller 48 (semi-final) S. H. 51 J. T. Robinson 45 (final) DISTRICT 5A TOURNAMENT AT BAUXITE S. H. 40 Bryant 34 S. H. 51 Cabot 50 BEARS ARE POOR HOSTS, FINE CHAMPS The BEARS were hosts to the county tournament, but they didn’t let this bother their ability to win. They first beat FULLER in the semi-finals by a very close score of 57-48. They had beat FULLER two times be- fore and they weren't afraid of the outcome of this game. Then came the finals. The BEARS had been waiting for this all year. This was a chance to beat their arch rivals, J. T. Rob- inson. The series with Joe T. had been 1-1 up to this time, but the BEARS took the championship game 51-45. When the ALL-COUNTY team was picked three BEARS were named to it. They were Bobby Brown, Mike Haynie, and Freddy Eastoh. We all supported those BEARS and we are as proud of them as we will be next year. S. H. 52 Sheridan 54 (semi-final) JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS TOP ROW: Margaret Westenhaver, Sara Beth Martin, Cheryl Rusher. BOTTOM ROW: Betty Balkman, Kay Breece, Sharon Maxwell. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS’ BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Coach Henry, Jerry Robinson, Danny White, Larry James, Raymond Smith, Gordon Freeman, Jerry Hulett, Tommy Williams, Fred Martin. BOTTOM ROW: James Lybrand, David Clinger, Larry Wilson, Richard Kline, Charles Dove, Randy Breece. ORGA NIZA TIONS CONNIE MORGAN President CAROLE CUMMINGS Secretary SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL FLOYD HICKERSON LLOYD SHIRLEY Vice President Treasurer FRONT ROW: Priscilla Lewis, Jeannie Minor, Jane Pendergrass, Roger Cline, Jimmy Crawley, Lloyd Shirley, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Marian Yingling, Bill Harrison, Ralph Mason, Marion Thomas, Carolyn Reinke, Judy Davis, Carole Cummings, Sec- rptarv1 Plnurl Hl 'l orenn Vino DrOfi lon . f AnniA FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Clark, Betty Davis, Nancy Jones, Betty Stokes, Beverly Martin, Barbara Turner, Connie Morgan, Nancy Couch, Betty Robertson, Becky Allen, Doris Whitfield. SECOND ROW: Ann Stobaugh, Kay Gresham, Pat Bryant, Annabelle Dent, Beverly Joyce, Marian Phillips, Clodene Worrell, Marion Thomas, Marion Waters, Georgia Grinder. THIRD ROW: Katherine Wilson, Barbara Wichliffe, Ann Wilson, Jean Toni, Marilyn Martin, Linda Brockington, Nancy Hockersmith, Emma Lou Cash, Pat Satterwhite, Dorothy Burton, Betty Hervey, Cherry Pemberton, Eva Harrell. FOURTH ROW: Ronna Evans, Betty Westenhaver, Sandra Kidd, Mary Sue Liles, Bev- erly Stolp, Dorothy Box, Doris Ausbrook, Sandra Smith. FIFTH ROW: Linda McMil- lan, Peggy Wise, Ann Baudier, Sandra Irby, Iree Van Cleve, Renee Amo, Norma Hes- lep, Sharon Pelton, Judy Coxon, Mrs. Dorothy Wright. OFFICERS FRONT ROW: BETTY ROBERTSON.........................Vice President PAT SATTERWHITE...........................Song Leader NANCY COUCH.................................Secretary CONNIE MORGAN................................President BACK ROW: MARIAN PHILLIPS.......................... Song Leader BETTY WESTENHAVER.............................Reporter MARY RUTH BURNETT.........................Song Leader BECKY ALLEN.................................Treasurer FIRST ROW: Billy Jones, Johnny Hunt, Joe Young, Raymond Hickerson, Curtis Granger, Triber Jones, Jerry Jenkins, Paul Fray. SECOND ROW: Morris Burkett, Jackie Brown, Marvin Peters, Butch Penny, Bobby Davis, Mickey Pierce, Herbert Schmitz, Larry Dawson, Fernando Salazar, David Blaylock. THIRD ROW: Ralph Mason, Peter Mc- Mahon, Jerry Duran, Dwight Heslep, Larry Taylor, Scotty Capps, Gary Mayfield, Richard Winters, Charles Thompson, Robert Toothman, Kenneth Clark. FOURTH ROW: Charles Lawbaugh, Clyde Price, Tommy Gaston, Paul Sperry, Raymond Williams, Charles Brashears, Paul Otto, Tommy Kennedy, Biff Morgan, Roger Kline, Steve Mc- Clellen. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Carson, Sponsor; Dewey Gassaway, Billy Mitchell, Tommy Jackson, Robert Hild, Tommy Sessions, John Lacy, Charles Harrell, Bill Harrison, Ro- bert Jolly, Clyde O'dell. Bill Lott, Buddy Davis. SIXTH ROW: Don Carson, Sammy Lantrip, Rex McGuran. John Eggleston, George Zimmerebner, Joel North, Faber Win- ton, Gary Pack, Jimmy Phillips, Charles Wilson, Ken Wood, Oscar Metgzer, Wilber King, Robert Stevens, Bob Rhodes. NOT PRESENT: Floyd Hickerson, Jerry Mowry, and Dean Roberts. Hl-Y Jeanne Minor Marion Waters jerry Mowry Pat Bryant Pat Carson Kay Gresham Sharon Drake Darlene Holt Sandra Smith Nancy Couch Betty Hervey Ralph Mason Zonola Linda Ledbetter Anna Belle Longstreth Dent Vice President Phyllis Saville Treasurer Becky Allen President Carolyn Morrison Secretary Larry Taylor Reporter Judy Coxon Sponsor Mrs. Gilbert Jane Pendergrass Linda Scallion Connie Morgan Marion Yingling Gary Mayfield Mary Clark Diana Miles Joan Dobbs Clodene Worrell Carolyn Reinke Barbara Haynes Peter McMahon Marilyn Martin Marian Phillips Diane Meacharn Georgia Grinder SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: David Blaylock, Morris Burkett, Mike Meyer, Peter McMahon, Kenneth Wood, Timmy Taplin, Gary Mayfield, Ralph Mason, Johnny Hunt. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Nelson, Linda Swepston, Lana McKenzie, Mary Edith Abbott, Johnnie Van Cleve, Nan Stinnett, Judy Coxon, Ronnie Evans. THIRD ROW: Renee Amo, Dolores Roberts, Twilla Amo, Jane Pendergrass, Linda Langham, Linda Ledbetter, Judy Hill. LIBRARY CLUB Ca STANDING, left to right: Agnes McGill, President; Mary Gay Cook, Vice President; Judy Zimmerebner, Secretary-Treasurer; Norma Heslep, Rep., Miss Shinn, Sponsor; Anna Gossett, Dorothy Brown, Jo Ann Cartmel, Bill Price, David Blaylock. SEATED, first table: Barbara Cook, Gracie Howell. SEATED, second table: Beverly Martin, Barbara Rash, Beverly Joyce, Linda McMillion, Gladys Box. SEATED, third table: Mary Zimmerebner, Joyce Williford, Linda Swepston, Peggy Wise, Patsy Guess, Dorothy Burton, Alice Mercer, Linda Scallion. SEATED, fourth table: Beverly Stolp. Left to right: Peter McMahon, Floyd Hicker- :on, Anna Belle Dent, Dean Roberts, Joel North, and Eugene DeRossitte. Left to right: Bill Frazier, Bill Evans, Lloyd Shirley, Toby Armellini, Ben Hogan. James Mclnturff. Other members not shown: President, John Rains; Vice President, Lynn Woolard; Secre- tary, Jane Pendergrass. Treasurer, Ralph Mason; Bob Davis, Larry Quillen, Parliamentarian, Kelton Grubbs; Barbara Robinson, Judy Davis, William Dreher, Nan Stinnett, B. F. Thompson. BI-PHY-CHEM Buddy Davis, John Eggleston, Gary Mayfield, Morris Burkett, and Richard Winters, left to right. Jim Bowman, Carlton Newby, Priscilla Lewis, Jim Rounsavall, Fred Hegi, and Linda Scallion, left to right. SYLVAN HILLS SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Marion Waters, Carolyn Reinke, Darlene Holt, Diane Meacham, Carole Cummings, Pat Canon, Carolyn Morrison, Shirley Bowling. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Minor, Agnes Holman, Kathy Wilson, Barbara Wickliff, Ann Wilson, Agnes McGill, Donna Ward, Kay Gresham, Betty Westenhaver. THIRD ROW: Betty Stokes, Marie Powell, Tommie Daughenbough, Doris Whitfield, Linda Ledbetter, Margie Leece, Frances Bean Husbands, Geneva Wilkins, Sue Richey, Janiece Quattlebaum. FOURTH ROW: Linda Hamby, Connie Morgan, Marion Thomas, Joan Dobbs, Mary Ann Clark, Phyllis Saville, Sharon Drake, Jean Morden, Dorothy Box, Martha Box. FIFTH ROW: Miss Berry, Sponsor; Barbara McElroy, Lou Gipsom, Margaret Toney, Linda Brocking- ton, Linda McMillion, Mary Gire, Mary Reynolds, Emma Gail Hartman, Margaret Yielding, Helen Arrington. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW, seated: Miss Berry, Sponsor; Marion Waters, President; Carolyn Reinke, First Vice President; Darlene Holt, Second Vice President; Diane Meacham, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Carole Cummings, Treasurer; Pat Carson, Parliamen- tarian; Carolyn Morrison, Historian; Shirley Bowling, Re- porter; Jean Morden, Song Leader. FIRST ROW: Patti Hopkins, Linda Lewis, Pam McNutt, Alice Miller, Joanne Mason, Joanne Phillips, Louise Dresher, Barbara Cook, Paula Stumbaugh, Dot Boerner, Judy Hill, Mackie McKelvey, Joy Hill, Kathy Banning. SECOND ROW: Annette Dreher, Linda Ducket, Alice Jones, Peggy Hastings, Lois Vogal, Ann Clayton, Virginia Brown, Judy Holland, Roberta Smith, Brenda Halloum, Gail Marshal, Leah Kay Steinburger, Zonola Longstreth, Carolyn Morrison, Joyce Langwell. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Gregory, Martha McKelvey, Tony Williams, Renee Amo, Sandy Polos, Bobby Gwin, Delores Roberts, Donna Ward, Darlene Holt, Pat Carson, Linda Broyles, Linda McDougal, Susie Sessions, Sue Gwin. FOURTH ROW: Janet Braden, Judy Tate, Judy Zimmerebner, Flossie Kyzer, Patty Guess, Melba Broyles, Mary Reynolds, Geneva Wilkins, Sue Ro- berts, Sherry Price, Marion Phillips, Carol Cummings, Sandra Smith, Mary Zimmereb- ner, Mary Westenhaver, Molly Murphy, Mrs. Jones, Sponsor. FIFTH ROW: Lynn Blay- lock, Bill Wilson, Fernando Salazar, Bruce Conner, Larry Taylor, David Blaylock, Tommy Kennedy, Steven Ken, Robert May, Gary Oakes, Johnny McCullough, Michael Whaley, Charles Wadley, Steven Nicholas. BIBLE CLUB FIRST ROW: Mary Agnes Holman, Leah Kay Steinburger, Margaret Yielding, Barbara McElroy, Margie Leece, Pat Robertson, Carol Cummings, Donna Drewry, Patsy Hod- kins, Judy Hill, Deloris Roberts. SECOND ROW: Joanne Cartmel, Linda Fredrick, Nan Stinnett, Kay Adams, Geneva Wilkins, Sue Calvert, Donnie Street, Sharon Huggins, Jane Pendergrass, Barbara Robinson, Martha McKelvey, Linda Hamby. THIRD ROW: Paul Fray, Sharon Pelton, Charlene Pemberton, Carolyn Forrest, Marion Yingling, Mary Reynolds, Marion Phillips, Georgia Grinder, Millie Phillips, Linda Ellis, Jerry Jenkins. FOURTH ROW: Bill Wilson, Johnny Hunt, Steve McCellen, Mickey Pierce, Raymond Hickerson, Jimmy Crawley, Bill Lot, Charles Thompson, David Blaylock, Floyd Shir- ley, Mr. Brown, Sponsor. FIFTH ROW: Paul Sperry, Gary Pack, Faber Winton, Charles Wilson, Ken Wood, Oscar Metgzer, Charles Brashears, George Pearson, William Pane, Robert Hild, Richard Winters, Jerry Duran. 0 F F 1 C E M 0 N 1 T O R Mary Agnes Holman, Charlene Pemberton, Diane Meacham, Mary Ruth Burnett, Bitsy g Spinks, Mary Reynolds, Marion Phillips, Ann Stobaugh, Ken Wood, Edford Wheeler, Larry Staley, Danny Grace, Kay Gresham, Connie Morgan, Marion Thomas, Shirley Pendergrass, Judy Whitfield, Mrs. Brewer. Not shown: Sharon Drake. NEWSPAPER STAFF Sponsor - MISS CLAUDIA RAUSENBAUM Editor - RICHARD WINTER Assistant Editor - JANE PENDERGRASS Business Manager - GARY MAYFIELD FIRST ROW: Miss Rausenbaum, Richard Winter, Jane Pendergrass, Gary Mayfield. SECOND ROW: Cherry Pemberton, Linde Williams, Jo Ann Magness, Judy Zimmereb- ner, Shirley Bowling, Carole Cummings, Betty Westenhaver, Linda Ellis, Priscilla Lewis, Carolyn Morrison. THIRD ROW: Wayne McHuges, Carol Kirkes, Lana McKen- zie, Judy Coxon, Mary Ann Clark, Patsy Guess, Carolyn Reinke, Marian Phillips, Pat Carson, Nancy Couch, Jim Rounsavall. FOURTH ROW: Buddy Davis, Eugene DeRossit- tee, Morris Burkett, Ralph Mason, Wilbur King, Robert McDaniel, Peter McMahon, John Eggleston, Fred Hegi, Floyd Hickerson, Mike Mayer. HISTORICAL SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Richard Winters, President; Sharon Drake, Secretary; Pat Carson, Vice President; Carolyn Reinke, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Carol Kirkes, Pat Martin, Zon- ola Longstreth, Linda Scallion, Jane Pendergrass, Carolyn Morrison, Annette Smith. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Nelson, Sponsor; Emma Gail Hartman, Marian Louise Phillips, Phyl- lis Saville, Beverly Joyce, Shirley Bowling, Darlene Holt, Priscilla Lewis, Donna Ward. FOURTH ROW: Martindale Hicks, Johnny Hunt, Morris Burkett, Ralph Mason, Mike Mayer, Toby Armellini, Charles Thompson, Curtis Granger, Floyd Hickerson, Fred Hegi. FIFTH ROW: Carlton Newby, Ronnie Hale, Ralph Shull, Charles Wilson, Ken Wood, Peter McMahon, Gary Mayfield, Edford Wheeler, Jim Rounsavall. JUNIOR RED CROSS FIRST ROW, seated: Miss Ripberger, Sponsor; Judy Coxon, President; Mike Salater, Vice President; Linda Swepston, Secretary; Susie Session, Treasurer; Karen Vandawalk- er, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Smith, Joan Axmann, George Bell, Mary Camp- bell, Kathy Jones, Joan Mason, Joanie Phillips, Mary Lynn Brush. SECOND ROW: Bar- bara Myers, Judy Zimmerebner, Pat Rollins, Judy Holland, Mike Haynie, Linda Davis, Marilyn Orts, Jeannie Minor, Susie Gwin. N A T 1 O H N O A N L O J R U N S 1 o O c R 1 E T Y SEATED: Bill Harrison, President; Betty Balkman, Vice President; Nan Stinnett, Sec- retary; Rodger Kline, Treasurer; Mr. Bryant Sponsor; Susanne Browning. STANDING: Wayne Beardsly, Don Harrison, Larry James, Linda Fredrick, Marilyn Orts, Janice Quattlebaum, Kathy Jones, Martha Gould, Judy Hill. FIRST ROW: Steven Rounsavall, Patti Hopkins, Patricia Oakes, Lois Vogel, Louise Dreher, Kay Breeze, Linda Lewis, Roy Thomas. SECOND ROW: Pam McNutt, Mar- garet Westenhaver, Linda Davis, Sara Beth Martin, Harriette Gardner, Linda Fields, Tony Williams, Sharon Maxwell, Joanie Phillips, Dwight Sherbert, James Eggleston, Bill Wilson. George Bell, Danny Shiffer, David Clinger, Dan Hild, Crofford Harrison, James Newman, Bill Kene. FOURTH ROW: James Harlan, David Ledbetter, Charles Dove, Jerry Phillips, Jimmy Boardman, Gordon Freeman, Larry Huet, Larry James-, Stanley Collie, Mr. Bryant. SEATED: Mrs. Harrison, Sponsor; Bill Harrison, President; Betty Balkman, Vice Presi- dent; David Lewis, Secretary; Rep. 9-1; Carolyn Mourot, Treasurer. STANDING: Cheryl Sturabaugh. Rep. 7-1; Crofford Harrison, Rep. 7-IV; Karen Sally, Rep. 7-11; Sara Beth Martin, Rep. 9-IV; Allen Dreesbach, Rep. 9-11; Ann Wiley, Rep. 8-III; Margaret Westenhaver, Rep. 9-11; Sandy Polos, Rep. 7-III; Dot Boerner, Rep. 8-11. NOT PRESENT: Kathy Banning. Rep. 8-1. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Scotty Capps, Martha Gould, Susan Browning, Betty Balkman, Rennellia Mann, Barbara Myers, Fred Martin, Kay Sanders, Tommy Kay Thompson, Lydia Duck- ett. SECOND ROW: Emma Gail Hartman, Dickie Davis, Jimmy McWilliams, Gary Hall, Ted Martin, Jim Crawley, Norman Cartwright, Mickey Pierce, John Lacy, Ray- mond Bell, Felix Stacy, Stanley Collie, Tommy Kennedy, Richard Kline, Pete Gwat- ney. THIRD ROW: Jim Rounsavall, Danny Schiffer, Ed Hogan, Steve Rounsavali, An- dy Hall, Richard Winter, Eugene DeRossitt, William Pane, George Pearson, Sonny Beil, Paul Fray, Dale Van Zant, Mr. Probst. SYLVAN HILLS BAND FIRST ROW: Dwight Shubert, Pat Wirt, Dero Duty. SECOND ROW: Crofford Harri son, Jerry Jenkins, Jerry Woodland, Sam Machotka, Kenneth Suggs, Ted Martin. THIRD ROW: Glen Paul Oden, Jerry Phil- lips, Danny Looper, and Susan Machotka. Lloyd Arick Jeanette Braden Mary Campbell Linda Davis Gordon Freeman John Hardcastle Betty Balkman Jerry Bridges John Carmical Charles Dove Harriett Gardner Martha Harrell 9TH GRADE Archie Barnard Betty Brinningstall Norman Cartwright Alan Dreesbach Norma Gore Margaret Beal Suzanne Browning James Clayton Annette Dreher Jimmy Grinder George Bell Dortha Brown David Clinger Jeanette Dreher Suzy Gw in Jimmy Boardman Kay Breece Judy Cook Jennifer Fowler Linda Hamot Steven Harrell Brenda House Larry James David Ledbetter Phyllis Martin Douglas McKenzie Linda Henderson James House Kathy Jones David Lewis Sara Beth Martin Henry McPherson Ann Hild Carolyn Hullett Mary Keene David Lewis Sharon Maxwell Dan Hild Linda Hullett Gay Kenner James Lybrand Wanda May Paul Hooten Jackie Hutchins Larry Kidd Eddie Martin John McIntosh Dawson Horn Sylvester Hyatt Joyce Langwell J. L. Martin Mackie McKelvey 9TH GRADE Barbara Meyer Pat Oakes Paul Pollard Danny Robertson Sandra Thompson Louis Williams Carl Miller Claire Osterhaut Nancy Proctor Jerry Robinson Sherry Vandawalker Jimmie Winter lone Mitchell Betty Owens Janiece Quattlebaum Daniel Schiffer N. K. Wallis David Witcher David Mobley Ronnie Panky Wanda Reinier Kenneth Seelinger Margaret Westenhaver Billy Morden Jerry Phillips Bailey Reynolds Raymond Smith Danny White Lorraine Morden Roy Phillips Sherman Richey Jerry Thompson Bill Williams 8TH GRADE Evelyn Allred Jack Anderson James Anderson Lee Anderson Margaret Arnold Joan Axman Kathy Banning Lawrence Beall Mary Beard Dot Boerner Alice Box Virginia Brown Linda Broyles Barbara Cook Leonard Coker Stanley Collie Dickie Davis Larry Davis Dero Duty Sandra Ekern Sharon Estes Jackie Forrest Andy Hall Pamela Harrell Lloyd Honeysuckle Bobby Hooper Judy Holland Jo Ann Howell Donna Jackson Josephine Jacquot 8TH GRADE Richard Kline Danny Looper Susan Machotha Gw in Massey David Mahan Linda McDougal James McWilliams Carolyn Mourot Molly Murphy Doyle Odom Faye Odom Glen Oden Marilyn Odom Dwight Pierce Shirley Pendergrass Phillip Pope Jean Robinson Lynn Robinson Steve Rounsavall Cheryl Rusher Roberta Smith Richard Schneider Judy Sorenson Felix Stacy Mike Staley Jimmy Stout Paula Stumbaugh Billy Thompson Lynda Thompson Dickie VanMeter 8TH GRADE Dale Van Zant Linda Wadley Danny Watkins Mary Westenhaver Ann Wiley Jerry Willard Priscilla Williams Joyce Williford Danny Wilson Larry Wilson Judy Whitfield Mary Zimmerebner 7TH GRADE Patricia Albright Robert Allen Linda Arnold Randy Baird Gary Barton Karen Beardsley Floyd Beard Greg Birdsong Peggy Brinningstall Janet Marie Brown Mary Lynn Brush Patricia Cartwright Ray Churchman Ann Clayton David Cook Jerry Cooksey Patsy Crawley Ronnie Davis Janice Dent Butch Dobbs Louise Dreher Lydia Duckett Jimmy Eggleston Joyce Evans Diane Farrish Jerry Fleenor Alvin Fowler Mary Frances Gardner Carolyn Gregory Rosemary Gunter Gary Hall Brenda Hallum Randy Hallum Dorothy Ha mot Sarah Hanks 7TH GRADE Crawford Harrison Jeanette Hartline James Haslan Peggy Hastings Judy Henderson Jimmy Hesten Andy Hill, Jr. Joy Hill Patty Hopkins Jerry Hulett Alice Jones Judy Kaiser Billy Keene Steve Kerr Judy Kilman Blaine Kirk Mike Kirk Norma LaVall Linda Lewis Linda Love Carolyn Manor Gail Marshall Ted Martin Jo Ann Mason Joetta Milhoan Alice Miller Sandra Mitchell Linda Morris Gary Moore Linda Moore Velma Moore Bobby Morden June McCool Jimmy McCullough Paul McKenzie 7TH GRADE Medonna Middleton Pam McNutt Donna Neece James Newman Steve Nicholas Stephen Pemberton James Penny Ronald Peterson Joan Phillips Sandy Polis Eddie Powell Ronnie Ringer Gwen Ruple Karen Salley Kay Sanders Pam Scrape Mary Seelinger Dwight Shuber David Smith Charles Stacy Cheryl Stumbaugh Kenneth Suggs Judy Tate Sue Thompson Lois Jean Vogel Charles Wadley Dennis Weise Toni Williams Watler Williams Tommy Williford Joan Wilson Pat Wirt Michael Whaley Laura Woodward Jimmy Yarbough Lloyd Yingling CUSTODIANS SNAPSHOTS Wanna fight! 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'ViAtt WARRENS C QW CAFE 2nd and Bway FR 2-9163 9 GOOD FOOD E. L. MONTERREY RESTAURANT 204 W. 2nd FR 2-9500 BINSWANGER CO. ★ Distributors 1510 Main St. Since 1872 1st NATIONAL BANK GLASS LITTLE ROC + + TXttvdJhut -Jw Twtu Telephone FR 4-0336 ★ Little Rock, Ark. D. H. McKENZIE, Manager Anything and Everything in Signs ARK. SIGN AND NEON CO. 901 Louisiana Street FRanklin 2-2131 IIT IS A MUST IFiimish High Scimcoil TO THE YOUNG LADY GRADUATE Today, a girl owes it to herself to know the advantages of a white :o!lar” career before she decides about her future. She may choose from i wide variety of positions, and enjoy fascinating work in her own home own, or in another city. Business is growing so fast that there is a iation-widc shortage of skilled workers. Employers compete among themselves to offer the business-trained roung woman the highest salary, the most pleasant working conditions, ind the best opportunities for promotion. Among the 446 occupations for women listed in the 1950 census, that of stenographer, secretary or typist comes first by a wide margin, with 1,501,090 employed. TO THE YOUNG MAN GRADUATE To help you understand the exciting opportunities and rewards which await the young man who enters business today, we remind you — As a business man, you can choose any field which interests you— manufacturing, merchandising, publishing, banking, transportation—any field at all. You can work for General Motors, for the government, or set yourself up in business. Business men as a group earn the highest incomes in the country. They often travel widely, and frequently enjoy the finest homes, cars, and social standing in their communities. It is estimated that 60'- of all employed men are engaged in business in some form, lor example, the U. S. Census ( 1950) lists 320,799 male accountants, 2.042,229 salesmen and sales clerks, and 4,340,6X7 managers, officials, ami proprietors. Don't Skimp The following quotation from CHANGING TIMES, the Kip- lingcr Magazine, makes this clear: Right no if there arc probably as many as a million office jobs going begging for lack of appli- cants. In the next few years the need will grow even stronger. Don't skimp on your school- ing. Unless you are a high school or business school grad- uate, many companies will not hire you even for beginning jobs —or if they do take you out of necessity, they via be slou to promote yon later. Outlook for the Future The 195 7 Occupational Out- look I landbook , published by the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, states: A shortage of qualified ac- countants is due to a rising de- mand for accountants to assist managnnent in controlling rap- idly expanding business opera- tions. The demand is e spec ted to continue to be strong for the remainder of the decade and during the early 1960’s. 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