Beebe High School - Badger Yearbook (Beebe, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1948 volume:

We dedicate our 1948 Badger to Mr. A. S. Ervin, to show our appreciation to him for his 17 years of invaluable service rendered most actively in our athletic department. Much of the success and prestige gained by our school is due to the efforts of Coach Erwin. His winning personality has endeared him in the hearts of all the students, and especially in the hearts of the boys with whom he has been more closely associated. Here's to the swellest coach a school ever had M. L. D. Stone, Superintendent of Beebe Public Schorls; B. A. East Central State College, Ada, Okla.; M. Ed., University of Okla A. S. Erwin, Coach, Physical Education; B. A., Hendrix College Arkansas State Teachers College. Carl Tate, Science, Biology, Chemistry; B. S., Harding College Onar K. Vandanent, Chemistry, Geometry, Eiology, Algebra; graduate from Beebe Jr. Agri. College. W. H. Owen, Spanish, Occupational Guide, Distributive Education; A. B. Arkansas College; B. D. Austin Theological Seminary, Austin, Texas; D. D. Jefferson College, Jefferson, Texas. W. V. Cardin, Agriculture; B. S. University of Arkansas. CD zk r CO Mrs. W. C. Stevens; English, Speech, Health, Journalism, Sociology; B. A.; Harding College. Mrs. Doris Grant; Librarian, English, B. A. College of Ozarks. Mrs. J. E. Wiles, English, Civics, Junior Business ;Graduate of Beebe Jr. Agri. College. Mrs. T. A. Hestir; History, Govemrent, Geography, Psychology, Ecnomics; B. S.; D. S. T. C. College, Mo.; K. S. T. C., University of Missouri. Kirs. J. C. Galloway, Home Economics; Attended University of Tenn, Arkansas State Teachers College, and University of Arkansas. Mrs. Anah Smallwood, Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, A. B. Culver- Stockton-Graduate School of Missouri University. Mrs. Lavone Henderson, Algebra, Business Arithmetic, Science Graduate of Beebe Jr. Agri. College. 2 «4 Jar.es Glover, Betty Busick, Vary Ann Fryar, Marvin Martin, Joe Lee Williars, Billie Jean Fields, Erra Neil, Katherine Carptell, Seated: Mrs. Stevens, sprnser, Ja’-es Hugh Garrett, Iris Gauldin, David Doss. Janes Hugh Garrett Assistant Editor David Doss Business Manager of America F.F.A. Officers President .... Vice-Prseidont Secretary .... Treasurer .... Report r ..... Adviser ...... .Cay Daugherty .Burnette Harrison .James Poole .Otho Benton .Alan Hill .Mr.V.V.Cardin ; FUTURE HCMEKAKKRS OF AMERICA President-Sue Huffaker 1st Vice President-Jo Ann Moore 2nd Vice Iresident-Kathryn Campbell 3rd Vice President-Lavonne McKenney Secretary-Hartha Jones Treasurer-Marjorie Bell Historian-Willie Dell Choate Reporter-Willie Mae Thompson CD -N CREID We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage, And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of Seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Hones for America's future Homes where living will be the expression Cf everything that is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security And faith will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America. Wc face the future with warn courage, And high hope. Class Mother—Mrs. J.D. Kinley Class Sronsor-Mrs. J.C. Galloway Beebe Chapter Flower—Red Rose Motto—Toward Mow Horizons SENIOR C2 Oi L ft to right, to ran Willo Dean Scrogga, Martha Hoaly, Alice Hoggard, Ruth Harris Bottom rov: Mary Ann Fryar, Elizabeth MacDaniel, Betty Fields JUNIOR Left to right, top rcwt Joyce A dans, iiuna Burns, Ann David Barbara Bums, Phylis Barentine HOMECOMING GAME played between Walnut Ridge and FOOTBALL BANQUET Coach A. S. Ervin honored his football squad wit an annual foot- ball banquet. Bennie Dial Wilson was Master of cereronies, Pay Gar- nett, captain, presented Coach Erwin with a gift from the football squad. The gala affair uss held in the banquet hall at the College Inn. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL x r BADGERS Reading left to right: Coach Svrin, Curtis Edwards, Don Hestlr, Glen Carter, Joe Osbron Joe Sims, Wayne Underwood, Coy Daugherty, Asst. Coach Tate: Sec. row: Suel Adams, Frank Price, Ray Garnett, Bennie Wilson, Alan Hill, Harry Westbrook, Charles Haggard, Third row: Joe Ford, Sims Daily, Carl Penrod, David Doss, W. J. Short, Billy Massey, Bobby Lane. 46-+7 ALL-STATE Rav Garnett: Captain 19h7 and all-state guard in 19l+6rl+7. £ � • Harry Westbrook: Co- Captain and all-state tackle in 19 6. 2 6 1 TOURNAMENT DTC AT? f ACTIOIJ IK BEEBE The A and B divis' n seni-r boys basketball t umanent of district three was held at Beebe March 3-6. Thirty-two teana were entered in the B d vision and eight in the A division. A 3 .rr- crowd attended the tournament si all tires. The gyr was filled t capacity at ner-'ly eve:y important game. More than 1,000 people attended the final rames. One nf the most thrilling games of the tournament was played early Saturday rorning between Beebe and TocAhcnUs in the serif Inal round of the A division. Another game cf the semifinal round that was worth fi mention wos between Garner and Clover Bend. The spectators sr -wed very good sportsmanship all through the tour- na-.ent. At no time was there any large amount of booing at either referees or players. In the class A finals Batesville defeated Be-Ns 46- 42 in a hard f ur t ra' e. Beebe to an early lead and held a 16-4 first quarter irgin, but Batesville rallied and led at the half 22—20 Batesville was ahead 44-38 w nining, but Baebe stole the ball twice and scored two field goals. With thirty seconds to play Batesville made another that’s the way the game ended. In the B finals Lynn to-k an early lead over Clover Bend and was n ver crowded in downing then 42-28. The clans A all-tournament tmn was: Johnson, Wilson, and Certer, Beebe: Biggie Bur’ s, Evans, Han s, and Dozier, Batesville, Simpson, Newport: Pe rin and Allison, Pocahontas. The class B teas wos: M. Foley, V Foley, Nunnaly, and Goodwin, Lynn; Graddy and Quarry Clover Bend; Winkler, Swifton: Garr r. Ash Flat; Taylor, Floyd. ' Beebe Edges Tigers, 43-11; Wildcats Win Little Rocks defending state -'s on!; nefeat° of «O.VO-: at the hands of a state foe nd thus timo It was the Beebe Badger� who dish- ed out the misery- The Tigers lo«t nv a score of 43 to 41. in the first � 0 tu 45. • the nightcap. dim marfin early in the came and lad an 11-to-IO advantage at the end if the firat period, but the Badgers ivith Martin and Carter finding the range soon took ti - lead The halt- time seore mar Beebe 28. Little •‘irn. rock t: mebv . Jnhnsten —;o ..iare � rreti u K i� :n� '..' i Rrewr OlfUlMl l � i � r i ii n Atoiita: CD Standing: Sins Dailey, Neill Nunn, Wayne Carpenter, Nelson Noble, Carl Fonrod, Cyrus Noble, Coach Lane. Seated: Billy Ray Fisher, W.J. Short, Ray Garnett, Bobby Joe Fisher, David Doss, Joe Ford. Ml CD M A 1948 — tl James Johnson Robbye Nell Killer Glen Carter Mary Ruth Quattlebaum Billy White Kja uf fyidjks Billie Jean Morris Tf SO c ,-u+‘ ‘ ,4 -n0h Will Dean, honn-------------Beebe 4.6: Member of Honor Society: Journalism Bllllo Dean Bill Fecher- Dramatics Club '45, . ------ ------------- „ ---------- Club '46, 47: Peppy Peppers Club: Asst. Ed.-in-Chief of school annual: Society Ed. of school raper 46, '47! Pres, of T I Club «46,«47 Glee Club: Commercial Club: Member of Student Council '47, 4 . Janes nChuckn John non------ nQuit fool ..........■—Hickory Plains Track � 45, '4(5, '48 • Member of F.F.A. 4.6, 47: Member of speech club: Baoketlall (First Five) 4-3: Commercial Club 47, 4 . P.obbve Noll Miller---- Do you have your bookkeeping? ---------Beebe Dramatics Club ’45, 46: Coranerclal Club 46, 47: Member of Peppy Peppers: President of her sophomore class: Secretary of school annual: First vice pros, of Comercial Club. Wl?lo Dean Wiftgcr Scroggs--- Have ny of you seen Bill?’1—Beebe Member of Honor Society: Secretary of Dramatics Club 45, 46: Journalism Club 46, 47: Peppy Peppers Club: Society Ed. of school panor 46, 47: Sec. of her senior class: Sec. of her Freshman class V. President of T I Club '46, '47: Glee Club: Commercial Club : Senior Football maid: Choer Leader «47, '42; Activity Editor on school annual; One of three to take Pepsi-Cola test. Glen Little Fuzz Carter----- Teh, I-did ------Kennett, Missouri Made first football team n 1947: One of the first five in basketball in 1946 and 1947: Track «47, '48: Attended school in Kennett, Missouri as well as Arkansas. BettvCarter S ears---- Have you seen Fred's pictu © -Kennett. Mo. Member of F.ii.A. in 1945 and 1946, also in 1947 and 1948. Mem- ber of Talent Club in 1944 and 1945. Quit school to become Mrs.Fred Spears. Mary Ruth Quattlebaum---- Bill is still my man ---------------Beebe Second vice president of Commercial Club: Member of Peppy Peppers in 1946 and 1947: Member of Talent Club: Interested in secretarial work. Billy 3111 White------- Didn't do nuthih --------------———Beebe Vice President of his s ph more class: Member of Commercial Club. „ _ . Billy Jean Bill Morris------ Ye Gads, a staff meeting -----Beebe ---- Member of F.H.X” IS 1944, '45: Also in '46, '47: Member of Talent Club: Member of Peppy Peppers: Glee Club: Member of Com- mercial Club '47, '48. Editor-tn-Chief of school annual. 4 fig.-. •: - m Martha Jones Jinny Dour] ass Mary Jo Pruitt Otha Benton Bill- Flynn------- What did we have in speech? -------------Hickory Plains Member of Commercial Club; Membor of speech club. Har orie Slssv Dell--- Oh, now listen pirll -------------Hickory Plains Treasurer of the FH.A. In the year 1947 and 1948: Member of the Hone Economic Club; Member of the Talent Club: Member of the Commercial Club. Jimrv Barcntine------- Quit shovin' at your locker. ----------------Beebe Vic president of he sophomore ola s in 1946: Member of the Commercial Club: Member of the Glee Club. Martha Dumr Jones----- Has the Hicko y Plains bus arrived? ----Beebe Member of F.J-' A.: M-rber of the Talent Club: Treasurer of her senior class: Elected fcotball quern in 1947: Secretary of the F in '47 and '4?: Member of the Co’wercio.l Club. jinrv Dou class------- Have you seen Mr. Stone? --------------Wat ten saw Scholars’ ip Award for sophero e year: Member of Voror Society: 1 ember of F.F.A, : Voted upon to ta e annual Popsi-Cola test:Business Editor of school annual. Mai”' Jo Jo P uitt------- Have y u seen Brooks? ------------------Beebe Member of Giro Club in 1944 and 1945: Member of Home Economics Club ir 1945 and 1946: Elected as Junior football raid: Cheer !cad- or for 1946 and 1947: Mid-term, graduate. Otha Glvn Beaton-------- Did you ' oar that, SI in? --------------Antioch Sec .ciary of the F.F.A. in 1947 and 194 : Given a F award in fclnp or 1946 and 1947: Member of Commercial Club. Martha Jean Fe:rell----- Another short-hand test? -----Hickory Plains Karbor of U ? F.H.A. in 1945 and 1947: Member of t’ e Talent Club in 1944 and 1945: Made honor roll Burnett Harrison------ Hurry up and get or. the bus! ------------Antroch Member of ’ e F.F.A.: Driver of Antioch school bus: Member of the Commercial Club. Frank Price Jr Wayne Underwood Jimmie Hell Proctor Dixon Oven Charles Elizabeth McDaniel :£ Oza Mae Harris Trickle------- Trickle's coring h me! n----- --Conway Member of the Corrercial Club in 1947 and 1948: Member of the Glee Club in 1947 and 1948: Member of the Talent Club in 1944 45. Frank nTutcrMlln Price-� — Could do better with ry eyes shut —H.P. Member of the football toa in 1946 and 1947: Member of the basketball tear in 1947 and 1948: Track n 1947 and 1948: Veteran o of Army Air Comps: Re-jotnod air corps in 1948. Wayne Underwood------------ I doan know M------------------ -Boebe Member of the football tear, in 1946 and 1947: First two years of high school in California. Jimmie Noll Proctor------- Annie, have you seen Joe?11— —......Beebe Class editor for annual: Listed in Who's Who booklet: Three year graduate. In Houston, Texas member of: Journalism Club in '45, '46; Mythology club in 847, 47; Jr. Honor Society; Won Letter H Award in freshman year. Dixon Ouon---- Now which one of my girls is that?”--------------Beebe Member of the Spanish Club for first and second years: Member of Commercial Club in 1947 and 194?. Lola Jean Berry-----— Do you have your speech? --------Harrison Chapel Member of the Dramatics Club in Sinton,Texas and Searcy Ark. in 1946, ’46: Member of the Spanish Club for two years in f'-ashman and sophomore years in Beebe and Sinton, Texas; Member of the Commercial Club ‘n 1947, 48: Mcnbe: of choir in Adrian, Mich, and 3eebe in 4 and 45; Member of Pep squad for four years: Speech Club in Beebe. Chud: Harra?d------- Mrs. Smallwood, I can't type! ------------W.L.R. Member of the football team in 1945, 1946 and 1947: Member of t ack in 1945, 1946 and 1947: Vice president of his sopho o:e class. Elizabeth McDaniels— Is Bobby Levis downstairs? -------Woodlawn Cheer loader from 1946 to 1948: Member of the Commercial Club in 1947 and 1948: Member of the Dramatics club in 1944 and 1945: M'nbcr of Ho e Econo ics Club from 1945 to 1947: Member of Peppy Foppcrs from 1944 to 1946. Thelma Markham Dorothy Ballard Alan Hill ! i Iris Gauldin Coy Daughorty James Pool Joanna Martin CO - Doggone it! ■------------------------- —Beebe Secretary and Treasurer of her class in her freshman and her sophomore classes: Secretary and Treasurer of the T I club: Activity editor of the annual for 1947 and 194?: Member of the Glee Club in 1944 and 1945: Member of the Commercial Club in 1947 and 194?: Member of speech club: Member of Peppy P?ppe:s: Member of Talents club in 1944 and 1945: Journalism Club in 1946 and 1947. Co? Daugherty-------- Lord, I reckon -------------Harrison Chapel Member of the football team in 1945 and 1947: Joined army in 1946: Graduate at mid-term of 194?. Ali3c Fitch------ How about a game of ping-pong? -- - ■ —Beebe Member of the F.H.A. in 1945 and 1946: Member Commercial Club in 1947 and 194?. Dorothv Ballard -------------— Wayne sure is cute Member of F.H.A. in 1945 and 1946: Membe • of Commercial Club: Three year graduate. Alan Hill------------- Look, a pencil sharpener! Member of the f-otball team for two years in 1946 and 1947: Member of F.F A. for fur years. Iris Gaul din---------- Get your stories in on time ---Deebe Freshman football maid: Member of Glee Club in 1945 and 1946: Meaber of Glee Club in 1945 and 1946: Secretary of class in 1945 and 1946: Journalism club in 1946 and 1947: Sophomore reporter in 1946 and 1947: Editor of school paper in 1947 and 194?: Three year graduate. Favrcne Sanders---------“Do you understand that English? --—K.P. Member of F.H.A. : Senior Halloween Queen. James Foole--- ■■— ■ I Can t help it Mrs. Grant --------Butlerville Member of F.F.A. for four years. Joanna Martin------------ Where Is Lola Jean? ------David18 Chapel Member of F.H.A. for 2 years: Member of Commercial Club for 1 year: Member of Peppy Peppers for three years. Jimmy Fisher Hazen Bruce- Helen Davia Wanda Thuman Charges 3ti: e Goldie Swi- die Ioujse Robinson CO w A Wanda Lee Thuman- Is that right, Mrs. Smallwood? --------Fitamn Member of the F.H.A. for two years: Member of the Talent Club in her freshman year. Jinny C.J. Fisher—' Go to the Chaplain with your troubles -Beebe President of the Commercial Club in 1947 and 1948: of the Navy ih which he served three years. Bazen Bruce-------- No school-teaching for mel - Veteran Beobe ■Austin Member of the F.H.A.: Member of the Commercial Club in 1947 and 1948. Inza Campbell------ That s right, too, girl Member of the Commercial Club in 1947 and 1948. Bernice Ward----nJ m not jealous, really Member of the F.H.A.: Soon to become Mrs. Morris. Helen Fern Davis— That s what she said -- ------- - Antioch Member of the F.H.A. in 1946 and 1947. Louise Robinson----- Tes, that,s right. -------------------Beebe Member of the F.H.A. in 1945 and 1946. Charles Marlon Stipe--- Are you sure that is correct? - Member of the speech club: Interested in Debate and church activities. Goldie Swindle-........ Oh SissyJ ! -——---------—Hickory Plains Member of the Peppy Peppers for three years: Member of the Cormercial Club in 1947 and 1948: Member of the F.H.A. for three years in which she is Chairman of the membership committee. Ruty Morris patsy Carr ill 'Ray Garnett Garth Martin Nadine Putt Harry WestbrooP Martha Heal03 Frrn Lee Reuse reulah Gray Harvey V CO CM Goodness, Bernice! •Bethlehem Poppy Peppers in h r freshman, sopho ore, and junior Mem- Member of rears. Member of the F.H.A. in her sophrrore and junior years, of the Commercial Club 5n 1947 and 1946. Ray Garnett--------- Gosh, but you re dumb ----------------——McRae Member of the football team in 1945 and 1946: Football co-captain in 1947: All state football team in lr 46 ar.d 1947: Member of the Spanish Club in 1944 and 1946: Martha Healey— ——-'- That18 him, girl! ■ ■ 1 .... Beebe Member of the Talent Club in 1944 and 1945: Member of Poppy Peppers in 1944, 45: Member of the Srar.ish Club in 1945 anc 1946: fenber of the Peppyr Peppers in 1945, 46: Member of Conrercial Club 1947 and 1946: Merabe of Sppech Club in 1947 and 194S: Glee Club In 1947 and 1946: Cheer Loader in 1947 and 1946. Patsy Ruth G arm ill-------------- Dear old bookkeeping! ----Beebe Member of the F.H.A. in 1945 and 1946: 'Club in 1946 and 1947, 48. iGarth Martin -- - ■■■- ' ■■■— I ’on't know - Member of the Commercial ■Austin Member of the football team in 1947: President of his senior Iclaos in 1947 and 1946: Listed in Who's Who booklet: Chosen to take Pepsi-Cola test. Frma Lee House-----— Leave me alone, boy ---------------------Opal Member of the F.H.A. C3ub: Mem.be of the Talent club in 1944,'45. Nadine Putt—— ......... Shorthand, ugh! -----------------Gross Roads Member of the F.H A.: Member of t1 e Commercial Club. Harry Fuzz Westbrook—— Hey Joe, Chuck— -------- ■- ■ Hazen Membe of the football team in 1945 and '46, '47: Co-captain in football in 1947: Member of the Commercial Club. Beulah Nita Harvey----- Two can live as cheaply as one ---—Beebe Member of the Commercial Club: Ex-Wac. 11 CD CM Daniel McGinty Vf.C. Moore o Cl Daniel McGlnty— Is that right Mrs. G-ant? ---------------McRae Member of the F.F.A. in 1946: In Army for twentyw ne(21) months: Awards in army includej Phillipine Liberation: Asiatic Pacific, Occupation of Japan, Good Conduct. W.C. Dub Moore---- It wasn't me Mrs. Grant. Honest! n—Beebe Outstanding Characteristic—His Laugh! Bennie Dial Wilson—------------------------ I know it. Beebe Member of the football team in 194-6 and 1947: Member of the basketball team in 1946 and 1947: President of his junior class in 1946 and 1947. _ Honest! Promise me we 11 still bo sweetheart After Graduation Day Say we 11 always be together When all of this is far away. Toe soon sweethearts will be ported And we 11 say good bye to all this But let's keep every dream we started Where the moon and the campus kiss. Through these days of recollection How I hope and how I prey We still will be together Long after Graduation Day. CLASS PROPHECY OF 1947-48 It had core at last For weeks I had been anxiously awaiting the outcore of the Nation-wide contest sponsored by Oatsy-Doatsy, Inc. Iho rules for the contest had been rather difficult, but after a f«w hours I finally completed the statement which read I like Qatsy- Doatsy bubbly gur because—in twenty five words or more. I had won and now I was on ny way to the air-port to begin my tour over the United States. My tour began July 1 and vs to end September 1, 1958. At the air-port, I said good-by to my friends and stepped aboard the large plane. After settling back in my chair and making myself comfy, a very attractive young stewardess came down the aisle asking me to fasten the safty belts. Imagine my surprise when I d-scovered that the stewardess was none other than my old school mate, LOIA JEAN BI3 RY. I spoke to her and a friendly greeting care as my reply. She asked me if I had ever been in an air-plane before and since my answer was no, she took it up'-n hr.rself to show r.e around. In the cock—pit I was amazed to find another classmate, BURNETTE HARRISON. The three of us engaged in a fr'endlv conversation, and I found out that on a recent trip they had been honored with the presence of the famous re-search scientist . C. MOORE, who is known for and wide for splitting the atom into three halve� . After making my way back to my chair, I turned the radio on and whose golden voice should I hear coring out to the world from Hawaii than Ukulele Jim better known as JB2T BA RENT INF.. This soothing music soon lulled me to sleep and I awoke to f«nd myself in Turkey-Trot,Iowa. Here in Iowa, the last football game -f the season was about to begin and the coach, the world famous oripinato- of the new play, the P formation, RAY GARNETT, sto-d at the end -f the field «talking t- his players. Did we say talking? After th' ga-e, I was 'nvited to a ball given in my h nor by the two most rreminent rerbers of the town, WAIT1?. SCP.OGCS and IUZA CAITBELI. Aboard the plane ar a'n, I tuned in the radio to hear the familiar strains of violin rmsJc coming fr-n The Hour of Torture. Their featured violinist for the week wos the celebrated HARRY WESTBROOK and his magic violin. Is thr t what they call magic? Again our plane landed, only this time in the town of New York City, New York. I had never heard of such a town before, but since I wasn t paying the bill I decided that I had ipht as well enloy myself. First, I attended a Broadway musical comedy in which the star was the one and onlv ALISE FITCE v th whom I had attended school. After a brief conversation with her I learned th't the producer of the play was none other than that notorious underworld character, CHAFXES MARION STIPE. Aft'-r the play I attended a lecture given by the prominent world lecturer on intellectual affare, COT DAUGHERTY Upon leaving the auditorium who should I chance to meet but my old friend BILLY WHITE and his charming wife, the former MARY RUTH QUATTL! BAUK. It seers that Bill was all enthused about his new businessf ■The manufacturing of artificial legs of disabled saw horses. I de- cided to stay over night in N. Y., so that I could visit a radio statio Se that next day I was at the station P H E E V E bright and early. First, there was a song by HELEN FERN DAVIS, who is second best only to Kate Smith, and then an excellent imitation of A1 Joleon by OTHA BENTON who is known as the A1 Jolson of his day. Ah well! Aboard the plane again and this time we were headed for St. Louis. After my arrival, I decided to fresh-up a bit in a spot known as Danny's Place . And there, inside, I found the most beautiful Bubble Dancer I had ever seen and she sear-ed vaguely familar.' Tee, she was the unforgetable DCRTKY BALLARD. Sitting at a near-by table quietly observing the dance by throwing tacks at the bobbles sat the owner DANIE3 McGIT TY. Such a change, too, for Dorthy! I said good-by to St. Louis and waved a fond farewell as my plane sailed through the blue. The next stop was at Tombstone , Texas. I was greeted at the air-port by the sheriff of Torbstone, and to my amazement found him to be none other than DIXON CWFN, on his famous horse the Blue Racer. Timidly I agreed to take a swig with Sheriff Owen in the famous saloon, House 01 Owen. Then I was lucky enough to catch the dance of Chu Chu La Rue, better known to you as IRIS GAULDIN. During her numb r h-wevr, a great coerotion arose from one of the tables and the notorious card-sha'k, JAMES PCr,I.E was carried off to ja' l by Sheriff Owens. Out in the streets once more I was approached by a group of very prim old maids who wanted me to sign a petition on Clean up The Town. I was surprised to see in the group former high school cuties: THELMA MARKHAM, FAYRENE SANDERS, MARY JO PP.UITT, BETTY CARTER, OZA MAE HA RIS, and BEILA GFEY. We decided not to spend the night in Tombstone, so we boarded the plane and sailed west. The motto, Go west young idiot go west, was ringing in my ears. So on to California, we went. Once in the fabulous city of Hollywood I decided to take a tour of the ain studio and in the farous B.B Studio I found the two great lovers of the sere BENT.’IE DIAL WILSON and MARTHA HEALEY, in the production of the forth- coming extravaganza This Could Happen To You . In another part of the studio I found a group of young men standing around a most att- ractive brunette, who ,1 might add,was perfectly beautiful, being photographed by the great artist, JIM?T FISH PR. Upon closer surveyance I found th-1 the medal was an old friend of mina, ROBBYE MILLER. Wa left B.B. Studies And soon found ourselves outside of the strdio B.Q.R. where another picture was being filned from a new best seller. The author 'f the book, MA Guy Named Joe, JIMMIY NELL PROCTOR was dis- cussing the stage ranagrent with the star, Taxina Price, the former MAXINE PRTCE. From Hollywood we journeyed n rthward t'- San Francisco. The trip had made us exceedingly tired and hungry so we stopped in at the new rosturar.t which is owned by the originator of the famous, and I might add (putting in a plug for Mr. Douglass ) delicious Douglass Dunks. I was totally flabbcr-gasted to find a large picture of JIMMY DOUGLAS w th the words'lOwner of the restaurant tacved across the botto of the picture. We were not able tr see ovr friend,Jinny, however, for he was in Washington trying to expla r to the Food Adrinstration the value of the hole in the do-nut. After re-freshing ourselves we stepred into the street and b ught a newspaper that seemed to tell something of u+most importance's they were going like hot-cakes • On the first page wns a large picture of my old friend CKUCK H'GGANJ who was on trial for his life for the murder of his laundry-man who, it seers, had made the horrible ri3ta' e of letting one of Chucks red shirts fade. Chuck's only statement was Can Jo© c me too ? We left Frisco, and flew to Reno Ncvada. Cnee there, we decided to visit one of the well-known divorce courts, and the o in the court, robed in black known as Solemn Face Hill sat the notable, AI-AN HILL, judge! It seems that he was presenting an old friend of mine,ELIZA- BETH McDANIELS,with her fourth divorce. While we were vaiti g t‘ talk with Elizabeth when should we meet but the no. 1 bachelor ‘n t vn, FRANK PRICE. He appeared t be waiting on someone, so we decided not to bother him. It seems that Frank and a certain girl he went to school with have been en 'aged for eleven years now. Why d rtt they break down and get rarricdl On the way V the air-port, after decidin to resume our travels, we could not resist stopping at 'he nTght-srot of the place known as Pelican's Roost . It was really a beautiful place.To my surprise I found RUBY MCPP.IS,::aZE!I BRUCE, JOANNA MARTIN, and LOUISE ROBINSON, who made four of the cutest Cigarette girls I have ever seen. It was rather difficult to ler.vCjbut finally we were bac1' on the plane once ore. This time wc were headed for Chicago, 111. A rivi g at the air- port, I found an old friend f mine,CHI Cl JOHNSON, who had returned from a trip. I found out that he was r.ow wner of Johnson Johnson products. He asked mr to stop by his office and lo k the establish- ment over and I agreed to do so. We took a taxi and soon arrived at the firm of J J. We were greeted in his office by what Chuck told me, was the most efficient bookkeeper he had ever had, PATSY GAMNILI. Even though it had been yoars since I had seen Patsy, she was as cute as ever, and still loved bookkeeping as uch as she did ten years ago bac’- at old B. H. S. From her, ve learned th t the s:T ont o partner of J J, Miss BILLI” D. FECH R was in her office and I was glad to wait for a chance to see her. After a brief chat with her I learned where her best friend could be found. We left the firm a d to k a taxi to a new resturant called Wiggers Place and we were greeted by the familiar srile of our old high-school friend, WILLO DEAN 3CR0GGS, we learned from her that GLENN CARTER is taking his meals there. Glen is foremam ''f a construction gang for Chief Engineer, BUIT' JEAN MORRIS, Bill's main object is to Prevent Bad Roads in Winter Weather.■ FYom Chicago, we decided to go by -ur old home state's capitol as a last stop before going home. We landed in Little Rock and just b: luck, burped into the Senior Class of Beebe H gh School on their way to Fair Park t spend Senior Day. They were chaperoned by my old friend,NADINE PUTT. After much confusion in the ufafamilar streets, we finally reached the office of the newspaper, The Arkansas Republic an and there behind a desk, sat MARTHA JONES who is known as Aunt Dump to all of her readers. She informed re that she was in charge of the Love Lorn Column. I wished her good luck and on my way out I chanced to meet another graduate of Beebe High back in 148,GOLDIE SWINDLE. Goldie was on her way in to see the editor of the paper about an advertisement. She W'-.s n w in charge of housing projects whose motto was We make no d ora or windows;you make them as you need 'en . The exc'tement of such a ' usy city was getting me d wn,so I decided t t the hotel and relax for a while9 Once in my room I turned n the radio just in time to hear my fav rite radio correr- tator, Greta Goper, whom I knew in my school avs as FRLA I EE H USE. It seems t’ey had just announced the winners «f the Olymrics, held in New York. I was ve y much elated to hear that GARTH MARTIN had won the title Yo Yo King, and the old speed deman of B. H. S.3 WAYNE UNDERWOOD had set a new record by running the half mile race la j one minute and twenty seconds . After a delightful n'ght's rest I took a bus back t ny here town of Beobe I had a really wonderful trip, but there was one thing I had found for sure. It really is a small world after all! y.J, CLASS WILL We, the Senior Claes f Beebe High School, of the city of Beebe, county of White, of the State of Arkansas being of sound mind and memory, do declare this writing to be our last will and testarent hereby revoking and making void all other testimonial writings here- tofore made by us. Do hereby will and bequeath our appreciation to the faculty for the patience, co-operation and giving cf knowledge and of the help they have given us in completing our task. To the Freshmen, Sophomore and Junior s we bequeath our ability to learn, and also to these various low r classmen these personal traits or possesions, Here s wishing you luck with them! I, Chuck Johnson, leave my manly laughter to Bobby Lane. I, Jimmy Fisher, leave ry perfect attendance record to Neil Nunn. I, Billie Dean Fecher, leave my temper control to Sue Huffaker. I, Jimmie Nell Proctor, will my English comprehension test to Mrs. G-ant, I, Robbye Miller, leave my chic hair do t' Wanda Stergil. I, Bennie Wilson, leave my bashful grin to James Hugh Garrett. I, Chuck Haggard, will my way with the girls to W. J. Short. I, Dixon Owen, leave my trusty girdle to Ralph Taylor. I, Martha Healey, leave my wad of bubble gum to Billie Jean Fields, You 11 find it under the third desk from the right back row in the Study Hall. I, Martha Jones, leave ry knack to fight with the boys to Mary Ann Frvar. We, Fayrene Sanders, Nadine Putt, Dorothy Ballard, and Bernice Ward, leave our ability to get eng ged to, Katherine Plummer, Sue Huffaker, Jo Ann Moore and Lavonne McKinney. I, Sissy Bell, leave my personality tr Lamoine Bass. I, Garth Martin, leave ry straight A report card to Kilrcy. I, Maxine Price, leave my witty air to Erma Neal. I, Otha Benton, leave my Accuracy in typing to Euell Adams. I, Glen Carter, leave my southern drawl to Sims Daley. I, Wayne Underwood, leave ry perky walk to Bnit Taylor. I, Iris Gauldin, will my subdued voice to Gladys Rye. I, Alan Hill, leave y hysterical laughter to Roy Frank Springer. I, Elizabeth McDaniels, leave ry ability to get a r'ate to Mildred Van e't. I, Mary Quattlebaur leave my r.ottc just one ran for ire to Marlene Ballard. I, Martha Jean Ferrell 1 eave ry backward ways tc Luells Bryant. I, Aliee Fitch, leave ry knack for ping-pong to Alice Mae Hoggard. I, Billie Jean Morris leave the honor of being Editor-In-Chief of the Yearbook to ??? Anyone who a a sucker. I, Daniel McGinty, leave my front sent in English to Joe Sims. I, Dub Moore, leave my way with the teachers to Charles Henry. I, Patsy Gammill, leave ny beat up typewriter to Willie Mae Thompson, (I hope you get 50 words out of the thing I never could). I, Burnette Harrison, leave ry job as bus driver to ry brother Bob. I, Helen Davis,le ve my trim figure to Mozell McCall. We, Inza Campbell, Lousie Robinson, anc Ruby Morris, leave our seats in bookkeeping to any Juniors who might take it as a last resort. I, James Poole, leave ry abilitj' to get my typing fees paid on time to Curtis Edwards. I, Charles Stipe, will ry talent for raking witty remarks to Royce Daniels. I, Ray Garnett, will my fo tball uniform to John McKay. I, Willo Dean Scroggs, leave my bearing smile to Clotine Bone. I, Jimmie Douglas, leave ry place on the honor roll to Walter Highfield. I, Lola Berry, leave ry Spanish boo s t' Patsy Erwin. I, Jimmy Barentine, leave my Perry Cosnc voice to Lee Lynch. I, Hazen Bruce, will my ability to get 100 words rer minute in short- hand to Kenneth Vincent. I, Coy Daugherty, leave ry position in football as tailback to David Doss. I, Goldie Swindle, le ve ry back seat on the Hickory Plains bus to Betty Dubes. I, Walter Scroggs, ‘eave y ability to graduate in three years to Carl Penrod. This being our last will and testarent, we the Seniors do under seal of this day, sign and execute this will- XXX CO CM Nelson Noble, Vice Pres. A Sophomore Crams ! John Richard Doss, Treas. f 7 N3WHS3Hd Sinks Chevrolet Company So - Sinks Chevrolet Company 100 MAIN STREET BEEBE. ARKANSAS 54 - ATTEND Junior Agricultural College Of Central Arkansas Dr. A Loyd Collins. A. M.. LL. B.. LL. D.. Beebe, Arkansas DR. A. LOYD COLLINS President I ADMINISTRATION BUILDING TWO YEARS COLLEGE WORK OFFERED A STRONG FACULTY FEES REASONABLE 264 Bank Of Cabot Cabot. Arkansas Organized in 1902 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Jake W. Lovuman. President Fred B. Garlington. Executive Vice President J. M. Park. Cashier Infantex Baby Shoe Company High Class Baby Shoes Manufactured and shipped from Beebe, Arkansas, to all parts of the world. V. R. SMALLWOOD. Manager 264 WARREN BROS. GROCERIES - FRESH MEATS Phone 5 Beebe. Ark. POWELL AND COMPANY DEPARTMENT STORE Richard V. Powell — Richard V. Powell, Jr. Your Frigidaire - Maytag and Servel Dealer Beebe. Arkansas Compliments Of W. L. WESTBROOK FUNERAL HOME AND W. L. WESTBROOK BURIAL ASSOCIATION Phone 30 Beebe. Arkansas BAILEY GARAGE Qualified Mechanics Parts for all makes of Automobiles ESSO PRODUCTS Compliments Of Beebe Grocer Company WHOLESALE GROCERS Phone 137 Beebe Ark. Beebe. Arkansas ANDERSON MOTOR COMPANY AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE Telephone 195 Beebe. Arkansas RADIO THEATRE STANLEY BARGAIN STORE HOME OF GOOD SHOWS Dry Goods. Clothing. Shoes. School Books Seeds. Crosley Appliances Beebe. Arkansas BEEBE. ARKASSAS OLMSTEAD FURNITURE APPLIANCE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES. FURNITURE AND STOVES J Service After the Sale Phone 25 Beebe. Arkansas - 264 RENDEZVOUS CAFE AND MISSOURI PACIFIC BUS STATION Where Everyone Meets and Eats Beautiful Banquet Rooms Searcy. Arkansas STRINGFELLOW Groceries — Feeds — Produce Phone 27 Beebe. Ark. OWENS LUMBER CO. Compliments Of BEEBE CLEANERS Phone 170 Beebe. Ark. Compliments Of A FRIEND Compliments Of BEEBE MODERN COURT RAY OSTERGRANT. Manager SEARCY FLYING SERVICE FLIGHT INSTRUCTION CHARTER SERVICE Veterans Approved Flight Training Barrel Dykes Toby Noble Phone 591J4 THE CROWD MEETS AT THE FOUNTAIN IN STAGGS HUFFAKER BEEBE DRUG COMPANY JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS Drugs. Chemicals and Patent Medicines Dry Goods and Shoes BEEBE. ARKANSAS E. W. Daniel Motor� , Inc. BOLTON’S Authorized Dealers For DE SOTO and PLYMOUTH Automobiles Avery Tractors and Equipment Pontiac - G. M. C. Trucks SALES - Frigidaire ■ SERVICE Parts ft Accessories — Tires ft Tubes Electric Welding — Wrecker Service B. F. Goodrich Tires and Accessories Beebe. Arkansas Phone 533 • Night Phone 286-J SEARCY. ARKANSAS LUCILLE’S BEAUTY SHOP BEEBE FLYING SERVICE Rilling Cold Waves Revlon Products Shampoos Manicures Sets PHONE 77 Private. Commercial ft Instructor Ratings G. I. Approved School O. C. Fowlkes Phone 3W2 B. J. PIERCE LUMBER CO. PHONE 233 RETAIL DEALER All Kinds of Building Material B. J. PIERCE. Owner and Manager Searcy. Arkansas E. F. SHUE. AGENT For Magnolia Petroleum Co. Professional Directory DR. J. D. KINLEY, M. D. Professional Directory Professional Directory Compliments Of Dr. James H. Garrett, D.D.S. SLOAN HOSPITAL 264