West Memphis High School - Cotton Boll Yearbook (West Memphis, AR)

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' ' .-..J--. sM.....,.... ' 1 . --., 'v Z Lp - 'fy --1.547 as Li'4,.l't 'f Ask'-! Q, A gl Ain 1 FIRST ROW: Rirnmcr, Dunavent, Reynolds, Staten, Rains, Savage, Cook, Hicks, Finn, Kirkpatrick, Lacky, Dearin, Mr. Graves, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Mooney, Hobbs, Givens, Shipp, Elliot, Hutchinson, Long, Naylor, Scott, Colburn, Mr. Strickland, sponsor. Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Promote Christian Christian leadership and service are the key words in Hi-Y principles. By participating in sports and other school activities, the members are ever striv- ing to become better citizens and to lead others toward the same goal. Although the club was young in years, its mem- bers had a great deal of enthusiasm and showed it by their participation in all of the club's activities. Last summer several of the boys went to the Hi-Y Camp in the Blue Ridge mountains. During the year the club participated in the extensive basketball program sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. in Memphis. ln the i959-60 school year, this club did its part and more in making West Memphis High School a better school. 42 . sg. W '-SE is X ,,,,.,--- OFFICERS Monte Strong, secretary, Marvin Saunders, viceepresidentg Edwin Hicks, treasurer, Ronny Davis, president, Fred Mooney, chaplain.

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Future Homemakers of America Have Active Year Future Homemakers of America is an organization which promotes a growing appreciation ot the ioys and satisfactions of homemaking. The West Memphis chapter was busy this year with various activities. Some of these included dress- ing dolls for the Jaycee's at Christmas, a Mother and Daughter Banquet, a style show, and raising money for the chapter treasury. Members attended the annual F.H.A. Federation Meeting at Jonesboro, a state convention at Little Rock, observed United Nations Day, and National F.H.A. Week. Election of officers completed this year's agenda. OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Peggy Butler, parliamentarian, Myra Sue Johnston, historian, Sally Edwards, song leader. SECOND ROW: Brenda Stacy, vice-president, Ann Brakebill, reporter, Charlene Dabbs, secretary, Carole Halk, president, June Lum, treasurer. Q FIRST ROW: Kompousis, Gresham, McCall, Chadwell, Hamric, Craft, Grable, Dean, Bozeman, Kennedy, Taft, Jamison, Tilly. SECOND ROW: Eno Navarre, Stough, Forbes, Baugh, Gosa, Rushing, Cox, Kennedy, Childs, Loftin, Lawrence, Prater. THIRD ROW: Gains, Mullins, White, Goode Merrill, Phillips, Adams, Rudd, Naylor, Baker, Rose, Miller, Weaver. FOURTH ROW: Watson, Posey, Parker, Ashford, Vaught, Hill, Martin, Dowdy Smith, Tate, Hutzel, Crockett, Andrews. FIFTH ROW: Smith, Yea, Poole, Dye, Elliot, Hall, Coke, McDaniel, Crafton, Marshall, Ewin, Brown. SIXTH ROW: White, Eno, Smith, Goodfellow, Logan, Landress, McLeroy, Derrick, Epting, Hicky, Smith. 4I

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7 't r FIRST ROW: Mills, Frazier, Martin, Manning, Tranium, Smith, Neal, Childs, Loftin, Brakebill, Mclemore, Owins, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Warren Morgan, Tilly, Yea, Hudson, Goe, Smith, Crockett, Castleberry, Cotner, McKay, Garrett. Leadership and Service i 1,1 OFFlCERS Beverly Boatright, president, Doris Prater, sergeant-at-arms, Anniece Tarver, chaplain, Carole Halk, treasurer, Knot picturedl Gail Sorrells, vice-president, Phronsye Frazier, secretary. The Tri-Hi-Y, a newly formed club at West Memphis High School, is based upon the same principles as the Hi-Y Christian leadership and service. These qualities played an important part in the club's activities. Although the club was or- ganized only this year, its members entered into its activities with enthusiasm. The girls' record of wins in basketball illustrated their interest and zeal. Under the leadership of Miss Lou Owens, the Tri-Hi-Y became one of the most outstanding or- ganizations at West Memphis High School in l959-60.