Alma High School - Airedale Yearbook (Alma, AR)

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1-36' gamdafg KELINTONI BROWNI President M I D KlNG Vice President PERRY GRIP-FIN Secretarx t ! I I e E l l l F 1 E l l 9 5 Y Q 0 C E E 9 L l HOMER Sl A'NFlELD IEWELL CHITWOOD MR MAX LAMB Superintendent of Schools Four sears ago some people believed we were training too many engineers Today we have less men trarnrng to be engineers and more demand for them The same thing is true in other professions Our coun trx 1S searching for well trained people Statistics on employment show a high per centage of those without Jobs are those who dropped out of school too soon Most ofthe people we call professional are not as well prepared as they need to be People who are Just prepared in one spec1al field often are thrown out of work rn our changing world The only safe plan for the young man or woman today is to become skilled in some special field and at the same time secure the broadest education possible. If you live successfully in your home in your church, in your community, in your country, in this changing world, you will wish a thousand times for more wisdom than you can secure. As you grow, your life should become more interesting. Signed, MAX LAMB

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5' 7 I s E 435 I! 1 is ' MRS. KATHERINE GARRETT B. A. - C. of Ozarks English MR. REX WILEMON B. A, - C. of Ozarks Band MR IACK JOHNSTON C. of Ozarks U. of Ark. Civics and Math Junior Coach MR. ERNEST COTTRELL szudy nan MRS. ANN COTTRELL Music B. A. - C. of Ozarks MR. ROYCE STURTZ B. S. E. - U. of A. Head Coach MR. PRICE PlRKlNS High School Principal A, B, - College of Ozarks M, S. - l'niv. of Ark. MR, JIM BRADLEY English lk' Nl, A, - l'niv. of Denver wr, ,X f f Q . 1 f...y....- z .F F., MR SELMAR MORSE Agriculture B. S. A. - Univ. of Ark. MRS. AILEEN LEIGH English A, B. - Univ. of Soudiern California