Beebe High School - Badger Yearbook (Beebe, AR)

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Life hath its memories lovely which over the heart are blown. May the memories of your happy days spent in Beebe High School be preserved for you in this your annual, pre- sented by the Senior Class, 1950-51. The thought and effort which has made it what it is, was prompted by love for the school in which we have spent happy years, as well as a desire to provide happiness to each student. It is your annual. Keep it. read it, enjoy it. To Mr. Vandament who greeted us as freshmen, who led us through troubling sophomore years, restrained us as head strong juniors, counseled us as mature seniors and led us to our graduation, this annual is lovingly dedicated. ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief.....................................Bettye Jane Johnson Assistant Editor........................................ Elizabeth Sloan Literary Editor.......................................................Nancy Warren Staff................................Johnny Fay Bailey, Beth Mitchell Sports Editor..............................................Billy Massey Assistant............................................. Bill Pritchard a Photographic Editor...................................................Billy Owen Assistant.....................................................Kenneth Brown Business Manager......................................................Buddy Northcutt Advertising Editors........................Carolyn Fryar, Joyce Adams Assistants...........................Donald Erwin, John Richard Doss Subscription Editors.......................Barbara Burns. Emma Burns Assistants..................................Betty Sue Perry, Bill Neal W. H. OWEN Superintendent ROSA WALKER Home Economics W. J. LEACH Principal ANAH SMALLWOOD Commercial Department OMAR VANDAMENT Counselor ROSALIE PHIFER Librarian Music WALTER CARDIN Agriculture JESSIE HESTIR English CHARLES FIRESTONE Mathematics Science A. S. ERWIN Coach CARL GLOVER History BLANCHE GALLOWAY Co-ordinator JOYCE ADAMS Glee Club, Sec. 49, Pres. 51; Cheerleader; Trio; Badger Editor; Commer- cial Club 51, Vice-Pres. 50; Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; F.T.A. 50, Pres. 51; Choral Sweet- heart; Annual Staff. JOHNNIE BAILEY Glee Club; Commercial Club; Journalism; FHA; Peppy Peppers; Annual Staff. CARL BEVILL Future Tradesmen; FFA; Badger Staff. ODELL ALLEN Journalism Club; Glee Club, Vice-Pres. 51; F.T. A.; Honor Society, Re- porter 51; Commercial Club; Choral Maid. PHYLLIS BARENTINE Cheerleader; Glee Club; Commercial Club. fiOT «MOWN s I KENNETH BROWN Commercial Club; Jour- nalism Club; FFA; F.T. A.; Annual Staff. WESLEY BRUCE Football, Lettered 50; Pres. Junior Class; Sport Editor of Badger; B Club Sec. 50; Reporter Senior Class. BARBARA BURNS Cheerleader; Glee Club; Librarian 51; Halloween Maid; Commercial Club, Sec. 51; FHA; Future Teacher; Future Trades- men; Hist. 49; Choral Maid. EVELYN BUMPAS Glee Club; Commercial Club; Journalism Club; FHA; Peppy Peppers. EMMA G. BURNS Glee Club; Library Club, Sec. 49; Cheerleader; Future Tradesmen; FHA; Future Teachers, Vice- Pres. 51; Commercial Club; Journalism Club. H. L. BRYLES FFA; Basketball; Journalism Club; Sports Editor of Badger. RICHARD CAMPBELL F.T.A. Pres. 51. BETTY S. CAMPBELL FHA, Treas. 50; Glee Club, Reporter 51; F.T.A. Journalism Club; Commer- cial Club; Peppy Peppers. ZEBALINE COLBERT Commercial Club; Glee Club. WILLIE J. COOK Future Tradesmen, Vice- Pres. 51; Commercial Club, Treas. 51. GLEN DOWNING FFA Vice-Pres. 51; Stu- dent Council; Journalism Club. DONALD ERWIN Basketball; Annual Staff. JOHN R. DOSS Football; Basketball; Track B Club. LOIS RAY EDWARDS Commercial Club. BOBBY JOE FISHER Football; FFA; Basketball. JIMMY FLOWERS FFA. HAROLD GAMM1LL FFA 49. Treas. 51. GEORGIA ANN HAMILTON Future Tradesmen. JERRELL HEFNER FFA 49,50, Sec. 51; Com- mercial Club; Salutatorian. FRANCES JAMES Glee Club; Commercial Club; Future Teachers; Future Tradesmen; Badger Staff; Football Maid; Halloween Queen; Senior Queen; Mid-Term Graduate y r CAROLYN FRYER Glee Club; Commercial Club; FHA; Student Coun- cil Reporter 49, Pres. 51; Honor Society 50, Treas. 51; F.T.A. 51. Pres. 50; Ad. Editor Annual. HUEY GOWAN CLEVELAND HARRELL Fire Warden; FFA. WAYMON HEFNER Journalism Club; FFA Vice-Pres. 50, Pres. 51. WANDA JOHNESE FHA 50. Historian 51; Commercial Club; Future Teachers 50, Treas. 51; Peppy Peppers. BETTY E J. JOHNSON Valedictorian; Glee Club; Trio; Student Council; Commercial Club; F.T.A. 50, Sec. 51; Honor Society 50, Pres. 51; Homecom- ing Queen; Editor-in-Chief of Annual; Badger Editor. RAY JONES Football; Track; Basketball; Commercial Club. LAVERN JONES Glee Club; Journalism Club; Peppy Peppers. CHARLES LaFERNEY Journalism Club. «MM' MMNhCHMIt NHMUT JOY RUTH LYNCH FHA; Glee Club; Journalism Club; Future Teachers. MARVIN MARTIN FFA; F.T.A. BILLY MASSEY Football, Lettered 48.49. 50; Football Captain 50; Track; B Club; Editor Badger; Commercial Club; Sports Editor Annual; Vice- Pres. B Club. JOHN McKAY Basketball; Badger Staff, LOREAN MIDDLETON FHA; Commercial Club BETH MITCHELL Future Teachers; Annual Staff. BILL NEAL FFA 49, 50, Reporter 51; Annual Staff. MAXINE NOBLE FHA; Glee Club; Journalism Club, Feature Editor; Com- mercial Club; Library Club. VELMA JANE OAKLEY Commercial Club; Glee Club. BILLY OWEN Pres. Freshman Class; Bas- ketball; Track; Badger Staff Honor Society; Commer- cial Club; Halloween King; Annual Staff; Pres. B Club. MARION MYRICK F.T.A. NELSON NOBLE Football, Manager 51; Vice-Pres. Peppy Peppers, FFA. BUDDY NORTHCUTT Football, Co-Captain 51; B Club; Basketball; Track; Student Council; Honor Society, Vice-Pres. 50; Commercial Club; Business Manager Annual. ALFRED OSBORNE CARL PENROD BETTY SUE PERRY Commercial Club 50, Pres. 51; FHA Sec. 50, 2nd Vice-Pres. 51; F.T.A. 51; Vlce-Pres. 50; Annual Staff; Treasurer Peppy Peppers. BILLY PRITCHARD Commercial Club; FFA; B Club; Basketball; Football; Track; Ass't Sports Editor Annual. DONALD SLAYTON Commercial Club. CHRISTENE POLK Glee Club; Commercial Club; Basketball; Journal- ism Club; FHA; Peppy Peppers. DON RABB Basketball, B 50, A 51; Track; Commercial Club. ELIZABETH SLOAN Student Council 51, Pres. 49; Honor Society 50, Sec. 51; Commercial Club 50, Reporter 51; FHA 50, Sec. 51; Glee Club; Ass't Editor Annual. DOYLE SLAYTON Commercial Club. PmOTOCtKAPw Nor At'An A8L t ROY F. SPRINGER Football; B Club; Track. JEAN SORY Basketball. BOBBY THOMPSON FFA. NANCY WARREN Glee Club; Trio; F.T.A.; Commercial Club; Library Club; Lit. Editor of Annual. RALPH WILSON FFA. RAYMOND WRIGHT FFA; F.T.A. SENIOR PROPHECY I am a reporter for The Arkansas Badger (formerly the Arkansas Gazette), and one day in December, 1971, my boss CARL BEVILL, assigned me to cover a reunion that was attracting much attention. It was the 1951 Senior Class of Beebe High School. They met in the brand new VANDAMENT Memorial Auditorium. It was quite a big affair, since it was financed by those great financiers, DOYLE and DONALD SLA TEN. They made a fortune by keeping such correct books. I arrived at exactly the right time--dinner was ready to be served. The Master of Ceremonies, DR. THOMAS NELSON NOBLE, Professor of Campusology at Yale Univer- sity, called on REV. CARL PENROD to say the prayer. Brother Penrod is pastor of one of the largest churches in Seedtick. The two lovely hostesses for the occasion were running around making everybody happy. They were Miss JOY RUTH LYNCH, LOIS RAY EDWARDS partner in the Hadacol Corporation, and CHRISTENE POLK, the Miss America of 1965. Guest speaker was the honorable WILLIAM H. OWEN, JR., President of International Business Men’s Association. His topic was My Years of Bachelorhood. During this wonderful speech there was quite a commotion at the side table occu- pied by the notorious Sing Sing Gang who had come with their parole officer, BOBBY JOE FISHER. It seems that Little Rat NORTHCUTT had stolen a $50.000 pearl from the necklace of socialite MAXINE NOBLE and had hidden it in a chicken leg that gun moll BETTYE JANE JOHNSON had eaten by mistake. Bottle Neck DOSS and WILLIE The Killer COOK were beside themselves with fury. VELMA JANE OAKLEY, television songstress, sang The Thing, this was followed by a tap dance by the famous JOHN McKAY, Miss EMMA GRACE BURNS, who has given her life to the better me nt of poetry, read us an original of her own, entitled, To My True Love. (BARBARA, her sister, was thrown out by Guard MARVIN MARTIN, because her ten children tore up RAYMOND WRIGHT'S beloved guitar.) The program was interrupted as news flashed in that BILL PRITCHARD had just com- pleted his tenth trip to the moon. The program continued with the Metropolitan Ballet Team giving an exquisite dance featuring JOHNNIE FAY BAILEY, MARION MYRICK, and EVELYN BUMPAS with NANCY WARREN accompaning them on the banjo. I wandered around finding out all about this famous class. In the lobby I found WAYMON HEFNER. President of the C.I.O., organizing a new labor union. His lovely secretary, PHYLLIS BARENTINE was assisting him. Congresswoman CAROLYN FRYAR and Senator HORACE L. BRYLES continued an argument started the week before in Congress over the proposed multi-million dollar bill that will put a new log bridge over Cypress Lake. F.B.I. Agent CHARLES P. LANGLEY arrested LOREAN MIDDLETON and BETH MITCHELL for taking valuable government papers from the brief case of Atomic Energy Commissioner JERRELL HEFNER. After this interruption JOYCE Boo Boo ADAMS. Queen of Burlesque, and her Broadway Bubbles entertained the group. The Bubbles include ODELL ALLEN, BETTY SUE CAMPBELL, ZEBALINE COLBERT, JEAN SORY, WANDA JOHNESE. and LAVERN JONES. The last number on the program w a s a superb exhibition by the Daring Daredevils from Barnum, Bailey, and BROWN (our KENNETH)Circus. The Daredevils are CHARLES LaFERNEY, ALFRED OSBORNE, RALPH WILSON, RICHARD CAMPBELL, JIMMY FLOW- ERS, and BILL NEAL. There were many celebrities present. HUEY GOWAN was recently named presi- dent of Princton, to succeed HAROLD GAMMILL who said he preferred raising cotton to teaching. General GLEN DOWNING, Chief of Staff of the U. N. Forces, wis there in full regailia with his aides Col. ROY SPRINGER, and Captain BOBBY THOMPSON. Miss FRANCES JAMES and WESLEY BRUCE astounded everyone by announcing their engagement after a courtship of twenty years. They plan to go to Arizona on their honeymoon. DONALD WAYNE ERWIN rode up in a newCadillac driven by his chauffer, CLEVE- LAND HARRELL. He has recently made another million dollars by taking over Jack Benny's place on the radio. DON'S chauffer gets paid fifteen dollars a month. The former Miss ELIZABETH SLOAN and her son, Arch Willard, came in from her twenty acre ranch with her neighbor. RICHARD D. RABB and his wife. One of the persons absent at the reunion was BETTY Break'em SUE PERRY, the number one criminal in the U. S. Miss PERRY escaped last week after robbing Ft. Knox. Dr. GEORGIA ANN HAMILTON reported that BILLY MASSEY was unable to be with the group because of a fist fight with Sugar ROY JONES, heavyweight champ of Opal. When the story of this class reunion was published, I was given, immediately, a grand Poolitzer Prize Award for having reported the most unusual activities of the most unusual class in the realm of High School. WHO S WHO ON THE CAM PRETTIEST GIRL—Jo Ann Jones MOST HANDSOME BOY—Joe Berry CUTEST GIRL—Barbara Burns CUTEST BOY-Buddy Northcutt NEATEST GIRL—Betty Sue Perry NEATEST BOY—Harold Gammill BIGGEST FLIRT--Maxine Noble BIGGEST WOLF--Nelson Noble MOST STUDIOUS GIRL AND BOY AND BOY AND GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bettye Jane Johnson and Coy Fitch MOST ATHLETIC GIRL AND BOY Virgie Lee Downing and Billy Massey WITTIEST GIRL—Carolyn Fryar WITTIEST BOY—Nelson Noble FAVORITE GIRL-Carolyn Fryar FAVORITE BOY--Buddy Northcutt BRUCE ANDERSON JOHNNY ATKINS ORVILLE BENTON JOE BERRY ANNA BOARD MAN ARLIS BOSTAIN PATSY BOWERS RAYSEL BRADBERY MARY WANDA CARRIGAN RAY CARTER JAMES CONYERS JUANITA DAVIDSON BUDDY DAVIS VIRGIE LEE DOWNING COY FITCH BYRNE GARRETT JERRY GARNER BEDFORD RAY GILLHAM WILMA HARDIN CURTIS HARRELL DALE HEFNER DERRELL HEFNER CLARA LOU HENDERSON EITHEL HILL JAMES E. JACKSON JO ANN JONES SYBIL KIRKLAND BARBARA LENDERMAN DORA LEE LENDERMAN JOHN LEE LIGHTFOOT BOBBY LINDSEY VERNON LEE LORTON JIMMY MAJORS e. l. McCulloch MARTHA McGIBONEY SUE McGENTY RAY MOON BILLY MOORE BERTIE LOIS MULLINS WILMA DENE OAKLEY JAMES C. OSBORNE DARRELL JOE PARISH WANDA J. PARKS VALERIA PENROD BETTY SUE PRICE JIMMY PRUITT PAULINE RETTIG VERNA JEAN RICE WAYNE RICHARDS RUTH ROBINSON MENA LOU RYE PATRICIA SINKS JIMMY SHUE KATHERYN YATES BADGERETTES 1951 Coach--Gene Fisher Co-captains--Virgie Lee Downing and Dora Lee Linderman Front Row: Verna Jean Rice, Wanda Parks, Anna Boardman, Mr. Fisher, Virgie Lee Downing, Ruth Robinson, Sybil Kirkland. Back Row: Betty Sue Price, Dora Lee Linderman, Callie Gunter, Wilma Dean Oakley, Jean Sory, Maxine Baxter. Christene Polk not present when picture was taken. Bobbie Ruby Jeaneene Barbara Johnnie Buddy Bailey Barnett Belew Bevill Blasingame Boardman Ann Geneva Robbin Earline Charles Joan Bostain Bowman Bruce Burns Busick Calhoun Sherlon Naomi Arthur Irma Jean Billy Dale Carpenter Carrigan Conyers Davis Douglas Duncan Carroll Eugene Jimmy Verna Mae Kathryn Carolyn Edwards Faulkner Freeman Garland Garner Gaylor Mildred Hale Victor Tressie L. Amanda Glendle Ray Jack Harvey Healey Henderson Hill Howdershell James Truman Eura Mae Franklin Mary Ray Jackson Jackson Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Charlene Derrell Neal Katie Lenderman Lundy McGee Majors Don Tommie Lee Masner Nipper :tty Joy Bell Bruce Bill Ida Jo Velma Lou Noble Northcutt Oakley Pipkin Poindexter Putman W. C. Bobbie R. Johnnie C. Don Betty Kate Elroy Putman Quick Ramsey Sills Simpson Simpson Sylvia Theodore Norma Durrell Patsy Jo Joe Smith Smith Springer Stevens Stone Taylor BUI Thomas Margaret Thompson Alice Thornton Patsy Van Pelt Robbie W atson Sonny Watson Eva Dale Kathrine Merwyn Washburn White Wilson William Joe Louis Patsy ft. Patsy Herbert Culbreath Darnell Edwards Faulks Fairfield Marvin Carolyn Alex Imogene Eva Gillham Gillham Hamilton Herrin Huff Rena Faye Conyers fi Troy Galloway Wanda Lee Jackson Thomas Liles Fredia James Lavonne Barbara Nancy Lorton Nick Nipper Parish Patton Ellis Kenneth Shirley George Jim Ramsey Robinson Simpson Smith Smith Willodene O'Neal James L. Vincent Hill Wiles June Price Leon Spears PEPPY PEPPERS Virgie Lee Downing............. Nelson Noble................... Mary Sue Powers............... Betty Sue Perry ............... H. L. Bryles................... . . . President .Vice-President . . .Secretary , . . Treasurer . . . Reporter Campus Maid JO ANN JONES CAMPUS QUEENS Senior Maid BETTY JANE JOHNSON Senior Queen FRANCES JAMES Campus Queen BETTY KATE SIMPSON hm '9 “i and NChcuU ort Queen Bettye lane to her one. ai '%cdlacve,w Juniors VIRGIE LEE DOWNING E. L. McCULLOCH Sophomores ALICE FAYE THORNTON BILL PIPKINS Halloween King and Queen WESLEY BRUCE FRANCES JAMES Freshmen GLEE CLUB FLOAT NILA JO BELEW LAWRENCE TWAY FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA President . . . . Vice President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter .... Parliamentarian Bettye Sue Perry . . . Billy Owen . Barbara Burns Willie Joe Cook .Elizabeth Sloan . .Carolyn Fryar FUTURE TRADESMEN OF AMERICA President.......... Vice President . . . Secretary -Treasurer Reporter........... Sergeant-at-arms . . . Richard Campbell . . . Willie Joe Cook Georgia Ann Hamilton . Norma Sue Springer . . . . Marvin Martin FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President.......... 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President 3rd Vice-President Secretary ......... Reporter........... Historian.......... . . Patricia Sinks Joy Bell Northcutt . Betty Sue Perry . . .Sue McGinty . Elizabeth Sloan , Mary Sue Powers . .Wanda Johnese FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . Sponsor . . . . Waymon Hefner . Glen Downing . Jerrill Hefner Harold Gammtll . . . . Bill Neal . . Mr. Cardin President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . Historian . . . , . . .Joyce Adams Emma Grace Burns Bettye Jane Johnson . . .Wanda Johnese Joy Bell Northcutt , . . (lobby e Watson Director............ President........... Vice-President . . . Secretary-Treasurer Reporter............ Librarian........... Miss Rosalie Phifer . . . Carolyn Fryar Emma Grace Burns . . . Nancy Warren Betty Sue Campbell . . . Barbara Burns TRIO Joyce Adams Bettye Jane Johnson Nancy Warren NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter ... . . . Bettye Jane Johnson ..........Buddy Northcutt .........Elizabeth Sloan ...........Carolyn Fryar .............Odell Allen Joyce Adams; Billy Owen STUDENT COUNCIL President..........................................Carolyn Fryar Vice-President.......................................Jimmy Shue Secretary-Treasurer....................................Coy Fitch Reporter.....................................Byrne Garrett Class Representatives: Barbara Parish. Alex Hamilton.....................Freshman Bobbye Watson. Bill Pipkins......................Sophomore Patricia Sinks. Joe Berry...........................Junior Elizabeth Sloan. Glen Downing.......................Senior JOURNALISM STAFF Editor-in-chief.......................................................Bettyc J. Johnson Assistant Editor.........................................................Kenneth Brown Business Manager....................................................................Carl Bevill Assistants..............................................Curtiss Harrell; Arville Benton Feature Editor.....................................................Virgie Lee Downing Assistant..................................................................Wanda Parks Columnist...........................................................................Ruth Robinson Assistant................................................................Arnedia Bostian Sports Editors...........................................Raysel Bradberry. John McKay Reporters.............................Jimmy Mafors, Charles LaFerney, Jimmy Flowers B CLUB President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . . . . Billy Owen . Billy Massey . Wesley Bruce Buddy Northcutt . . Byrne Garrett A. S. ERWIN Athletic Director FOOTBALL SQUAD JIM SHUE BADGER Backfield TOBE SPRINGER BILL MASSEY BADGER STARTING LINEUP Left End . . . Left Tackle . Left Guard . . Center . . . . Right Guard . Right Tackle . Right End . . Quarterback . Tailback . . , Blocking Back Fullback . . . .......Joe Berry . . . Roy Springer . . . Ray Carter . Bedford Gilliam . . . Wesley Bruce . . Billy Massey , . Billy Pritchard . Buddy Northcutt E. L. McCoulloch . . Bruce Anderson . . . Jimmy Shue SCHEDULE DATE WE THEY Sept. 15 . . . .Little Rock B .....................J8 14 Sept. 22 . . . .Walnut Ridge.........................6 13 Sept. 29 . . • .Stuttgart............................0 20 Oct. 6 . • . .Batesville...........................0 13 Oct. 13 . . . .Newport.............................13 41 Oct. 20 . . . .Open Oct. 27 . . . .Jacksonville.........................0 18 Nov. 3 . • . .Lonoke..............................26 0 Nov. 10 . . . .Bald Knob............................7 19 Nov. 17 . . . .Cabot................................40 0 Nov. 24 . . . .Open Nov. 30 . . . .Searcy................................7 15 SENIOR WILL We, the Seniors of Beebe High being of unsound body and warped minds do hereby bequeath our worst faults to those for whom we care the least. I, JERRELL HEFNER, leave the half of my brain that I don’t need to Tru- man Jackson. I, PHYLLIS BARENTINE, leave my height to Verna Mae Garland. To Ray Carter who is about to run out of corny jokes, I, CHARLES LANG- LEY, leave my dry wit. I, K1LROY NOBLE, at long last leave, thank goodness. I, HUEY GOWAN, leave my way with Mrs. Hestir to Jimmy Shue. I, H. L. BRYLES, leave my appreciation of music to Mary Wanda Carri- gan. We. ELIZABETH SLOAN, BETTY SUE PERRY, and WANDA JOHNESE leave our ability to get along with Miss Walker to Jo Ann Jones. I, WAYMON HEFNER, leave my quiet soothing voice to Vernon Lorton. I, BOBBY JOE FISHER, leave my ability to stay in school to Coy Fitch. I, HAROLD GAMMILL, leave my neatness to Bedford Gillham. I, WESLEY BRUCE, leave my uncouth language to Bobby Shine Lindsey. I, JOHN RICHARD DOSS, leave my wild women to Don Sills. I, ODELL ALLEN, leave my place with the Highway Ramblers to Sue McGinty. I, CARL BEVILLE, leave my many duties to Bruce Anderson. I, NANCY WARREN, leave for Texas to teach Sunday School. I, BETTY SUE CAMPBELL, leave my ability to get married to Joy Bell Northcutt. I, RICHARD CAMPBELL, leave my speech making pro we ss to Tommy Nipper. I, WILLIE JOE COOK, leave my curly hair to Roy Jones. I, GLEN DOWNING, leave my bus driving job to Bennie Fowler. I, DONALD ERWIN, leave my friendly disposition to Vergie Lee Downing. I, GEORGIA ANN HAMILTON, leave my title Miss America to Kather- ine White. I, CLEVELAND HARRELL, leave my job as fire marshall to Robin Bruce. I, BILLY OWEN, leave my reserved ways to Bryne Garrett. I, RAY JONES, leave Roy. I, JOY RUTH LYNCH, leave my sunny smile to June Price. I, BILLY MASSEY, leave my sissy ways to Darrell Dickie Hefner. I, MARION MYRICK, leave my guitar to Joe Berry. I, BETH MITCHELL, leave my brilliant biological deductions to Geneva Bowman. We, LOREAN MIDDLETON and LAVERN JONES, leave our loud mouthed boisterious ways to Darrell Joe Parrish. I, BUDDY NORTHCUTT, leave to be with Uncle Sam. I, CARL PENROD, leave and take Mary Sue with me. I, MAXINE NOBLE, leave my way with the men to Charlene Linderman. I, ROY FRANK SPRINGER, leave my football uniform to Sonny Watson. We, CAROLYN FRYAR, EMMA GRACE and BARBARA BURNS, JOYCE ADAMS and BETTYE JANE JOHNSON, leave our loud mouths, stupid actions and wonderful times to Joy Bell Northcutt, Mary Sue Powers, Alice Fay Thorn- ton, Patsy Stone, and Robbie Watson. I, FRANCES JAMES, leave my popularity with the men to Eura Mae John- son and hope that it doesn't trouble her as much as it did me. I, MARVIN MARTIN, leave Jeanenne and trust that she will be taken care of. I, JEAN SORY, leave my basketball suit to Callie Gunter. I, CHRISTENE POLK, leave my chic blond hair to Sylvia Smith. I, BILL NEAL, leave my dainty feet to Hollis Pruitt. I, JOHN McKAY, leave my gals at Ward to Johnny Atkins. I, DONALD RABB, leave my heart to Shirley Ax. I, RAYMOND WRIGHT, leave my car to Patricia Sinks. I, KENNETH BROWN, leave my position as assistant photographic editor to James Osborne. I, VELMA JANE OAKLEY, leave my love affairs to Verna Jean Rice. I, CHARLES LaFERNEY, will my chemistry genius to Phyllis Barentine so that she can take it with her. We, JOHNNIE FAY BAILEY and EVELYN BUMPAS, leave our office work to Wanda Parks and Dora Lee Linderman. We. ALFRED OSBORNE, BOBBY THOMPSON, RALPH WILSON, and JIMMY FLOWERS, leave to join the Seabees. I, LOIS RAY EDWARDS, leave my bold ways to4.uke Short. 1, DONALD SLA TEN, leave Eva Dale to the wolves of Beebe High. 1, BILLY PRITCHARD, leave my friendship with Mrs. Smallwood to Martha McGiboney. I, ZEBAL1NE COLBERT, leave my quiet reserved ways to Patsy Faulks. I, DOYLE SLA TEN, leave my bookkeeping to Jimmy Pruitt. We, name Frank Clark as executor. C V CHEVROLET COMPANY Owned and Operated By C. E. Sinks Phone 4 Highway 67 Beebe, Arkansas E.W. DANIEL MOTORS, INC. Authorized Dealers For DE SOTO and PLYMOUTH Automobiles Ferguson Tractors and Implements MANAGER Beebe, Arkansas INFANTEX CO., I NC. Manufacturers of INFANTEX BABY SHOES “The Happy Go Lucky Baby Says Give Me Infantex-------the Health-Tex Shoe.’ fy?. Itf.S’fnaMvooci MANAGER Beebe, Arkansas “The Best Place to Shop for All Your Groceries Is WARREN BROS. GROCERY DANIEL ZERO BUTANE GAS CO. Butane and Propane Gas Delivered Stoves, Refrigerators Tanks Sold Installed Plumbing and Water Systems Telephone 73 Beebe, Arkansas POWELL atidZ COMPANY DEPARTMENT STORE Cash or Credit Frigidaire and Maytag Appliances Dry Goods-Clothing-Shoes-School Books-Seeds Crosley Appliances STANLEY BARGAIN STORE Owned and Operated By WILLIAM and ROBERT WARREN Beebe, Arkansas Beebe, Arkansas Co7ttf2 C ne c£iL Co COLLEGE 1 KIN Mrs. Annie Lee Wilson Manager CITIZENS BANK Beebe, Arkansas Oo tp L l Comp tmo£ JAMES H. GARRETT DENT 1ST J. E. OWENS LUMBER CO. Phone Res. 1 Beebe, Arkansas Beebe, Arkansas HARDWARE FURNITURE c o. Paints-Glass Sporting Goods-Plumbing Electrical Sup. Beebe, Arkansas “Always Good Coffee COFFEE SHOP “The Place Where You re Always Welcome’ Oomp L n TRI-COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY Mr. Mrs. G. G. Hamilton, Jr. Owners Qo? tp£ n +€ }_ ALL STATE SUPPLY CORPORATION “Arkansas’s Most Complete School Supply House” 1401 W. Capitol Ave. Little Rock, Arkansas Compliments of APPLIANCES-FURNITURE FUNERAL HOME Phone 25 Beebe, Arkansas Beebe, Arkansas H2 eeSe tflewo Compliments of “Your Hometown News” Beebe Boosters Beebe, Arkansas FORD CO. Beebe, Arkansas Compliments of FECHERS LOCKER PLANT Beebe, Arkansas SHAWNEE’S BEAUTY SHOP STRINGFELLOW GROCERY STANLEY GROCERY FOWLER SERVICE STATION WATSON CLEANERS mrs. lee McKinney McCulloch grocery BAILEY’S GARAGE BADGER STAFF GOING Sc? 3 ££e e THIS FALL? Attend the Junior Agricultural College of Central Arkansas at Beebe Administration Building Accredited by State Department. Fees and expenses are reasonable. Faculty is well trained and highly qualified. Modern equipment; library of over 5,000 volumes. Wide offering of courses. Make reservations early. Dormitory and apartment facilities are available. Write JUNIOR AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS, Beebe, Arkansas for information. Hundreds of thousands of students throughout the nation will treasure their 7a f(on-madt Yearbooks for mony ycors to come. Thousands of tcochcrs and school administra tors welcome their -made Annuals os a necessary part of their Parent and Public relations program We ore proud to hove hod a port in preserving! the memories, traditions and achievements of' the schools of Amcnco.____ ____________ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I —


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