Beebe High School - Badger Yearbook (Beebe, AR)

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Doris Owen College of the Ozark . A.B. English I History III Journalist) Speech Mrs. W. R. Smallwood Maysel Lorraine Gray Arkansas Stale Teachers College Culver Stockton College Graduate School University Missouri Girls Physical Education General Science English I Arkansas History Type Shorthand Hook keeping Norman E. Nichols Principal of Beebe Grammar School Ruth Steuart College of the Ozarks. B.S. University of Arkansas Biology Conservation Distributive Education Omar K. Vandamcnt Beel c Jr. College Harding College State 'leathers College University of Arkansas Math Guidance Science Driving Wendell Ramsey Secretary

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William L. Beck Henderson State Teachers Col- lege. BSE Magnolia A M Guidance Director W. V. Cardin Arkansas A fr M College University of Arkansas. BSA Agriculture Marilyn Westbrook Deese Central College Ouachita College. A.B. English Music A. S. Erwin Hendrix College. A.B. Arkansas State Teachers College Coach Physical Education W. B. Edington Hendrix. A.B. Head of Math Department Science

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Class History In 1946 Beebe High School was invaded by one of the greenest groups of freshmen yet, but in four years of hard work by teachers and students this group has reached the destination of seniors. To represent our class each year we chose Eucll Adams, Leon Smith, Euell Adams, and Mary Ann Fryar for the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior years respectively, for president. These officers brought credit to our class and they will not lx forgotten for their helpfulness in achieving our goals. As seniors we found it our unquestionable right to edit the yearbook so we set Qur goal to publish a book that anyone would lx happy to claim as his own. The staff was selected with this goal in view, and they began thsir work with a feeling of great honor. We, the senior class of ’49, make no claims of unusual greatness, but we arc sure you will agree when we say that we have played our art in the drama of B.H.S. We hope that you will miss us in years to come e n though' another class takes our place. We will always remember these years of unforgettable ex- periences. As you glance at this book in years to come please keep a place in your memories for the senior class of ’49. Remember When? A. H.