Beebe High School - Badger Yearbook (Beebe, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1954 volume:

Shirley Ax Nila Jo Belew Charles Carrigan Ann Cole Sandra Cordell W ilma Jean Cox O’Neal Hill Jimmy Martin Harold Pemberton June Price Ellis Ramsey Kenneth Robinson Barbara Parish George Smith Lavell Weatherly Lowell Wiles Jerry Jackson Gary Jones Mrs. Washburn, Sponsor Justas a mirror reflectsour image,so will this annual reflect the faded memories of schooldays. When the hands of the clock have revolved over and over again, leaving their mark upon each and all of us, then will the pages of this annual picture a true reflection of all the joys and sorrows, pleasures and hardships which were in reality, stepping stones on which we, step by step, have risen to Senior distinction. What wonder then, when years of life have left our memories hazy, that this book shall reflect the past charms of youth and fellow classmates? Annual Staf Mrs. Carmel Washburn As a token of our appreciation of her whose loyalty and interests are one with ours, whose friendship is ever gen- uine, whose sympathy is sincere, whose patience is endless, and whose unstinted service and loyalty are ever an inspira- tion, we dedicate this annual. SupelintenAenPl MeAlaqa Bobbie Bass School Secretary Mr. Odle School Custodian S Mr. John B. Mason f Again it is with the deepest feeling of gratitude that I have had the opportunity to serve you--to work with the school board, the faculty and your parents in establishing the following objectives and philosophy for our school: I. To develop desirable social attitudes and relationships with- in the family, the school, and the community. II. To develop pride and faith in American democracy and res- pect for the dignity and worth of individuals and peoples, regardless of race, religion, nationality, or socioeconomic status. III. To develop and maintain a sound body and to develop whole- some mental and emotional attitudes and habits. IV. To discover, develop, and direct desirable individual inter- ests, aptitudes, and abilities. V. To develop reasoning based upon adequate hypotheses, sup- poned by facts and principles. VI. To develop command, in accordance with ability, of the common integrating habits, knowledges, and skills. VII. To develop an appreciation and enjoyment of beauty and to develop powers of creative expression. VIII. To develop an awareness and appreciation of economic processes and of all who serve in the world of work. ADMINISTRATION W.V. Cardin U. of A. Ark. A M. Agriculture A Dale G. Gould Harding Academy Harding College Science Social Studies Robert Carter Beebe J. C. A. S. T. C. U. of A. Assistant Coach Civics P. E. '7 Ambrose S. Erwin A.S.T.C. Hendrix College U. of A. Principal Coach LeRoy Phillips Beebe J. C. A.S.T.C. U. of A. History Psychology Laura Jeanne Watson Beebe J. C. A. S. T. C. U. of A. Commercial Margaret Ford Ouachita College English Carmel Washburn Beebe J. C. A. S. T. C. English Journalism Algebra Glee Club SENIORS Shirley Ax F.H.A. 4 yrs Library 3 yrs Commercial Club 1 yr. Glee Club 1 yr. Journalism lyr. Pep Club 2 yrs, Nila Jo Belew F.H.A. 4 yrs Library 4 yrs. F.H.A. Treas. lyr. Journalism 1 yr. Senior Class Sec. Halloween Maid 1 yr. Glee Club 1 yr. Commercial Club 1 yr. Pep Club 1 yr. Bonnie Bradberry F.H.A. 3 yrs, Commercial Club 1 yr. Pep Club lyr. Library 2 yrs. Glee Club 1 yr. Student Council lyr. Billie Burson Commercial Club 1 Glee Club 1 Pep Club 1 Pena Byars F. H. A. Commercial Club Library Glee Club Pep Club Lonnie Campbell F.H.A. Glee Club Commercial Club Library Basketball F.T.F. Charles Carrigan Football Track Commercial Club Journalism Ann Cole Basketball lyr. F.H.A. 3 yrs Library Club 3 yrs, Commercial Club 1 yT. Journalism Club 1 yr. 2 yrs, 1 yr. 1 yr. lyr. Rena Conyers F.H. A. Basketball Commercial Pep Club lyr. 1 y - 1 yr. 1 yr. Sandra Cordell F.H. A. 4 yrs. Commercial 2 yrs. Journalism lyr. Halloween Maid 1 y - Cheerleader 1 yr. Library 1 yr. Who’s Who 1 yr. Glee Club 1 yr. Verna Jean Cordell Basketball l yr. F.H. A. lyr. Class Tres. 2 yrs. Football Maid 1 yr. Student Council Pep Club Commercial Club 1 yr. Who’s Who l yr. Wilma Jean Cox F. H. A. 1 yr. Commercial Club 1 yr. Pep Club Journalism Club 1 yr. Basketball l yr. Clemey Foshce Glee Club Commercial Club Pep Club lyr. 1 yr. lyr. Bennie Jerrell Fowler Agriculture 2 yrs Class President 1 yr. Track 1 y1- Halloween King 1 yr. Who's Who 1 yr. Troy Galloway Jr. Basketball 1 yr. F.F. A. 2 yrs. Football 1 yr. Carolyn Gillham Basketball 3 yrs, F.H.A. 3 yrs, Commercial Club 1 yr. Who ’s Who 2yr. Football Maid 1 yr. Glee Club 1 yr. Cheerleader 1 yr. Paul Griffin Commercial Club 1 yr. Agriculture 3 yrs. Journalism 1 yr. Imogene Herrin F.H.A. 3 yrs Glee Club 1 yr. Commercial Club 1 yr. Pep Club 1 yr. O'Neal Hill Agriculture 1 yr, Track 1 yr, Journalism 1 yr, Jerry Jackson Football 2 yrs. Track 2 yrs. Class Officer 1 yr. Journalism 1 yr. Wanda Lee Jackson F.H.A. Basketball Commercial Club Glee Club Library Club Cheerleader Who's Who Student Council Football Queen 4 yrs. lyr. 1 yr. 1 yr. 1 yr. 2 yrs. 1 yr. 1 yr. 1 yr. Barbara Johnston F.H.A. Commercial Club Pep Club Basketball Just - V camerant shy jj Gary Jones Football Track Journalism Class Officer Student Council lyr. lyr. 1 yr. 1 yr. 1 yr. Sue Jones Earnestene Lendermon F.H.A. Class Officer Basketball Pep Club Commercial Donald Lynn F.F.A. 1 yr. lyr. 4 yrs 1 yr. 1 yr. 3 yrs. Jimmy Martin F.F.A. 4 yrs. Journalism James Morrison Football 2 yrs Track 1 yr. Basketball lyr. Barbara Parish F.H.A. 4 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Journalism lyr. Commercial 1 yr. Who's Who 1 yr. Nancy Patton Cheerleader lyr. F.H.A. 4 yrs Glee Club 1 yr. Basketball 2 yrs Student Council 1 yr. Cheerleader 1 yr. Commercial 1 yr. Library lyr. F.H.A. 1 yr. F.F.A. Sweetheart Student Council 1 yr. Harold Glen Pemberton Class Officer 2 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. Track 3 yrs. Journalism lyr. Who's Who 1 yr. Bonnie June Price Library Club F.H. A. F.F.A. Sweetheart Commercial Club Journalism Club Pep Club Glee Club _ Class Officer 3 yrs. 4 yrs. lyr. lyr. lyr. 1 yr. 2 yrs. Ellis Ramsey Football lyr. Class Officer 2 yrs Commercial Club lyr. Journalism Club 1 yr. Kenneth Robinson Football 1 yr. Basketball 1 yr. F.F.A. 2 yrs Journalism Club 1 yr. L.D. Seats Basketball Track F.F.A. Class Officer Student Council Who's Who George Smith Basketball Track Football F .F. A. Journalism Robbie Stroud F.F.A. Basketball 3 yrs. 1 yr. Willodene Vincent F.H. A. Basketball Commercial Pep Club Class Officer Football Maid Student Council 1 yr. lyr. 1 yr. 1 yr. 2 yrs. 2 yrs, 1 yr. Doris Washburn Lavell Weatherly F.H. A. 3 yrs. F.H.A. 3 yrs. Class Officer 2 yrs. Library 2 yrs. Commercial lyr. Pep Club l yr. Pep Club lyr. Commercial l yr. Library 2 yrs. Journalism l yr. Glee Club lyr. Glee Club l yr. Lowell Wiles Football 2 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Track 1 yr. Commercial 1 yr. Journalism 1 yr. Bobby Gordon Helen Sarah Beth Sallie Benton Bevill Bevill Bevill Blasingame Doyle Wayne Patsy Jim Wilma Jean Betty Bums Burson Darnell Downing Fisher Kay Horace Wayland Ferguson Galloway Harrell Wanda Becky Helderman Henry Earl Kirk Claude Norma Jean Patsy Mildred La Femey Langford Lendermon Lynch Hubert June Josephine Julian John McMillin Moore Moore Moore Mullens Billie Carthel Noble Oakley Gladys Fae Clem Margie Odle Osborn Panne 11 Johnnie Nell Rogers Bob Roberts Willis Robinson Jimmy Rye Loretta Sims Bessie Sloan Dorthy Smith r Jim Smith Gladys Taylor Beverly White Jerry White Billy Wilson De loris W ilson SOPHOMORES Willie J. Atkinson Ann Bailey Joe T. Belew Pat Becton Bobby Bell Billy Benton Sue Benton Katheryn Blount Judson Boardman Joyce Bradberry N. R. Breckenridge Gene Brewer Lorene Burns Donald Carpenter Raymond Colbert Barbara Cole Larry Cole Thurman Cossey Patricia Cotman Bobby Cummings Larry David Lucretia Dixon Barbara Davidson Dewayne Davis Gerald Davis «3 I 4 Jimmy Davis Leland Davis Tommy Faith Jerry Fitch Sammy Fowler Jean Franklin Leslie Gunter Marilyn Hawk W. H. Hamric Joe Harp Bennie Hefner Donald Henry Juanita Herrod Martha Jane Hill Raymond Hill Bobby Holeman Jimmie Hill Aiumt •Jmm fuel %s4 t — % A h r n Sonny Huff Cleveland Hutchins Patsy James Scott Johnson Beverly Kimbrell Lula Mae Kirkland Horaee Manasco Jimmy Marshall Jo Ann Matthews Shirly Milton Mary Ann Mullens Carolyn Oakly Sonny Parish Betty Ruth Patron Jo Ann Penrod Martha Putman Douglas Riley Billy Rye Jane Sloan Sherman Smith Vernon Scott Venus Smith Patsy Sory James Swindle Patsy Swindle Odis Tway Glen Taylor Peggy Vines Jerry Wood Steve Wilson Bobby Walters Elizabeth Walters Alice Washburn Arbra Dell Adams Mary M. Anderson Frank Andrews Leroy Bacus Mickey Barnett Robert Bass Verna Jane Bass Harry L. Belew Mary Bevill Jimmy Blakemore Carolyn Blount Barbara Bostian Terrel Campbell Monteen Coleman Mary Cook James Conway Tommy Conyers Clinton Cossey Thomas Covington Becky A. Edwards Bobby Ervin Opal Evans Carlee Fields Carolyn Gamer Derral Hall Vena M. Haynes Virginia Henderson Vida Joan Hite Frances Hoffman Richard Irving W. L. Johnston J. B. Kirkland Corrine Langley Jerrel La Ferney William Langston Anna Belle Liles Cleo Lynch Dale McKinney Eugene McQueen Glen Maine Ruth Manning William Massey Lottie Modlin Margaret Moncrief Don Moore Richard Noble Florence Norman Claudia Oakley Neal Olmstead Charles Osborne Ethel M. Parker Betty J. Pettigrew Buddy Pruitt Shirley Plummer Barbara Price Bartis Pruitt Dane Quick Emma J. Rain bolt Terry Reed Duane Robinson Victor Ross Charles Rollins Hansel Roush Patsy Rye Darrell Short Ida Mae Short Dixie Simpson Herman Smith Juanez Smith Charles Soloman Ed wan a Strayhom Billy Smallwood Glen Stroud Clotine Taylor Lucille Taylor Frances Tway Darold Van Pelt Harold Van Pelt Billy Walters Brooks Washburn Jackie Weatherman Tommy Ray Welch C.B. White Sidney White Harold Wiggs Harold Williams Betty Lang MISS WANDA JACKSON tMameco-ttUtUf, 2ueen Campu . fceauty Sponsored by Citizens Bank Palsy Burson Valentine Sweetheart Elizabeth Walters Sophomore Maid GcUfUpbUl Darrell Hall F. H. A. King Ho-yaltiei Mary Martha Anderson Freshman Maid Sponsored by-Frank Anderson Most Beautiful Best Groomed Most Handsome Life of The Party Most Athlete Most Ponte 2ueen And Jlen, Gaunt Sponsored by Wallace Baker Chevrolet Co. President-June Price Vice-President-Billie Burson Secretary-Norma Barnett Reporter-Ann Cole Treasurer-Rena Fay Conyers Mrs. Mason, Sponsor President-Nila Jo Belew Sec. Treas. - Doris Washburn Vice-President-Bonnie Bradberry Historian-June Price Reporter-Ann Cole Sponsored by Staggs and Co. Student Council President L. D. Seats Vice-Pres. Doyle Burns Secretary Wanda Jackson Treas. Gary Jones Reporter Becky Henery Sr. Rep. Bonnie Bradberry Jr. Rep. Wanda Helderman Soph. Rep. Larry David Fresh. Rep. Edwana Strayhorn Sponsored by Beebe Junior College President Steve Wilson Vice-President Tommy Faith Secretary Wayland Harrell Treasurer Doyle Bums Reporter Julian Moore Sentinel Tommy Welch Sponsored by J. E. Owens Lumber Co. Mr. Mrs. John B. Mason Mrs. C. B. White Beebe Cleaners Mr. John T. McIntosh Carmel Whis Washburn Mrs. Jean Watson Ellis Ramsey, Jr. Pete Jenkins SPAULDING SPORTING GOODS H.G.P. B. F. B. Sponsored by W. L. Westbrook Funeral Home P. G. B. L. D. S. L. D. L. G.S. M. LH. G. S. J. E.L. B. N. J. V. J. C. w. J.c. n.r. p. J. L. W. LfNEE A. S. Erwin-Coach '53 SCHEDULE .Walnut Ridge McCrory Batesville Jacksonville Heber Springs Augusta Lonoke Bald Knob Cabot Searcy Sponsored by J. B. Baldwin Gulf Co. TEAMS PLAYED Harding Academy England Bald Knob McCrory Searcy Batesville Cabot Catholic High Augusta McRae Sponsored by Powell Co. Lonoke Jr. Football Schedule Lonoke They 13 We 0 Augusta 13 0 Lonoke 19 6 McCrory 6 0 Searcy 7 25 Morris 7 8 Schedule Here There Cabot • • • • Bald Knob • • • • Augusta • • • • Searcy • • • • England ' ' McCrory ' ' • • Batesville ' • • • Catholic High • � • • Vilonia • • • • Lonoke ' • • • McRae • • • • County Tourney Judsonia Jr. Basketball Sr.. GIRLS '53-'54 Schedule Judsonia There Bald Knob Here McRae Here Pangbum There Griffiihville Here Judsonia Here Searcy Here McRae There Bald Knob There Lonoke Here Bradford There Con'd Con'd Griffithville There Pangburn Here Searcy There St. Mary's There St. Mary's Here Lonoke There Bradford Here Joe T. Robinson Tourney Little Rock County Tourney Searcy Jr. GIRLS Sponsored by K. B. Panne 11 Sponsored by-Olmstead Furniture Appliance and Fecher Locker Plant QlaAi P'lap.kec This is the annual homecoming football game between the Beebe Badgers and the Searcy Lions of 1974. It’s a clear day in Beebe with a slight breeze blowing from the South. We have a record crowd of five thousand among which are some of the celebrities of the Senior Class of 1954. Seated on my left, on the top row is JAMES MORRISON, the world famed Hobo, who has burned his way from coast to coast without working a day since his graduation 20 years ago. Talking to him is the world's Heavy Weight Champion. “ROCKY PAUL GRIFFIN. Seated on the first row is die two famous clowns for the Ringling Bros. Circus, Shorty KENNETH ROBINSON and Donnie Boy DONALD LYNN. To my extreme right I see that famous guide from the darkest part of Africa, O'NEAL HILL, with his assistant JOHNNY EDWARDS. I see CHARLES CARRIGAN, the head conductor of the Sun Shine Special, and seated beside him is the sole owner of the Schlitz Brewing Company, BENNY FOWLER. CLEMEY FOSHEE. the famousdress model from Paris. France, is renewing acquaintances with TROY GALLOWAY, the owner and operator of the “Galloway Plantation. “ Down near the center we see three old classmates with common interests. There is the Champion Girl Bulldog - ger of the Arkansas Livestock Show . WILMA JEAN COX. IMOGENE HERRIN, owner of the “Horse Shoe gambling resort in Las Vegas and JIMMY MARTIN, top foreman of the famous King’s Ranch in Texas. Coming in the north gate, with her famous All-American Basketball Team, is EARNESTINE LENDERMaN. Folks, there he is. as usual causing a big stir of excitement, that famous pineapple picker, straight from the South Pacific. GARY JONES, who now is a car designer in Rome. Italy. PENA BYARS, from the M.G. M. studios in Hollywood has just completed her latest picture and is home for the festivities. FRED ELLIS, who is a photographer for the “Life” Magazine, is on the fifty yard line taking pictures of the game to go in that weekly magazine. Folks, a picture of “Miss America will be on the cover of this week's “Life and all of you know that the American Beauty for this year as in times past is WANDA JACKSON. I just got word that HAROLD PEMBERTON, his wife, the former VERNA JEAN CORDELL and their son Harold Jr. have just arrived on the T. W. A. Airline from Miami. As all of you know, Harold Jr. won the Dennis the Menace contest at Little Rock this year. I guess he is like his father used to be , a chip off the old block probably. CAR- OLYN GILLHAM is a stewardess on the plane Harold and his family arrived on and we regret that she will not get to attend the game. BILL YE BURSON, the daring ice skater from New York, is seated on the bottom row keeping an eye on JIM SMITH who is home from the Navy to see the great game. MELVIN CUMMINGS is here in the crowd to see that your pocket isn’t picked, he is working with the F.B. I. now GEORGE SMITH, head of the General Motors Corp.. is also here. The “Mother of the Year , is also enjoying the game with her ten children, she was the well known NANCY PATTON back in her high school days. JUNE PRICE and NILA JO BELEW, two fine housewives from Floyd, have left their kitchens for the game today. Doc SHIRLEY AX has come all the way from, yes, thats right, Searcy , to see the Badgers play again. LOWELL WILES has just told me he is going to join JAMES MORRISON after the game and see the world, he will be the only educated Hobo known. We always knew he would do something unusual and extraordinary. BONNIE BRADBERRY and DORIS WASHBURN, who are both officers in the W. A.C. 's are here with their friends ANN COLE and LAVELL WEATHERLY who are reporters foe the New York Times. ELLIS RAMSEY is the famous ed- itor and as usual is on the job to see that they earn their pay. Well at any rate Journalism paid off for somebody. SANDRA CORDELL, who is attending college at Conway ends her 20th year there Monday to become the bride of Victor Harvey. They are over by the concession stand celebrating. BARBARA PARISH, the famous hat designer from Boston, Mass, is here to witness this great game. WILLODENE VINCENT, RENA FAY CONYERS, and LONNIE CAMPBELL, who are still enrolled in B. H. S. are taking an active part in getting the Queen crowned. We understand they will graduate this year after this 20 extra years of hard study. Seated just to my right, and grumbling about the weather as usual Is JERRY JACKSON, who has just returned from his famous resort in the Switzerland Alps. If you noticed when you bought your tickets the two teachers on duty were SUE JONES and BARBARA JOHNSTON. Seated near the bench in an easy chair is COACH ERWIN giving some timely advice to MR. CARTER, who is now head coach of the Badgers. Coach retired from active duty last year. Down near the front and center I see MRS. WASHBURN with an amateur photographer and two inexperienced reporters. Even though her hair is grey now. she still keeps that Journalism Class on the spot for news of events for the schoolpapcr. All the Class of '54 are glad to see these old teachers since they were our sponsors while seniors in B. H. S. There go the Badgers over for their last touchdown which ends the game. The final score is Beebe 40 and Searcy 6 This has been L. D. SEATS, your radio announcer from station G. A. B. B. Y.. the friendly voice of Beebe, bringing you the game of the year along with some news of the class of '54. Sponsored by J. L. Harrison Ins. Agency A.B. Marsh GlaU Will Know all men by these present that we. the Senior Class of Beebe High School, fot the year of our Lord. 1954 A. D.. being in as good mental condition as can be expected, and better humor than usual, do hereby make this last will, rendering null and void any and all former-will or wills that may have been made during a period of temporary enthusiasm. And in this manner do we dispose of our possessions: First: We direct that all debts that may have been incurred in the business of being a Senior be paid by the forthcoming class. Second: To the Juniors we leave all our luck, both good and bad. together with all the privileges and rights that go with the title of Senior: also our Shoes of Success (even though they can't fill them, they will grin and wear 'em-) and all our sundry unfinished business. Third: To the Sophomores we leave our patience, with which they will need to endure the Juniors. Fourth: To the Freshmen, we leave the title of Sophisticated Sophomores. May they wear it with dignity. Fifth: To the Freshmcn-to-bc. we leave a map of the school building, so that they will not get lost and roam around in everybody's way looking for their classrooms. Sixth: To the Principal and Superintendent, we leave new territory (the new High School Building) to rule over at their own discretion. Seventh: To the Teachers, we leave all the Knowledge we should have acquired, but didn't, though it was through no fault of theirs. Eighth: The smaller individual bequests are as follows: I. SANDRA CORDELL, leave to join Victor. I. JIMMY MARTIN, leave the sound of my boots echoing in the halls to Mr. Mason. I. BARBARA PARISH, leave my ability to get along with boys and my basketball skill to Gladys Faye Odle. 1, ELLIS RAMSEY, leave my ability to carve on desks to Pat Bcctpn. I. FRED DIAMOND JIM ELLIS, leave my title, wit. humor, and address book to one Benny Hefner. I. CAROLYN GILLHAM. leave my giggle and beauty to Anna Belle Liles. 1. LOWELL WILES, leave my humor, meanness, and ability to get through school easy to Dickie Noble. I. L. D. SEATS, leave my ability to stay sober to Jimmy Darnell. I. DONALD LYNN, leave my quiet manners to Jerry Woods. I. HAROLD PEMBERTON, leave my basketball ability to Doyle Burns. I. JUNE PRICE, leave my graceful sitting position to Billy Noble. L WANDA JACKSON, leave my ability to get along with boys to Minnie Free. I. TROY GALLOWAY, leave my reserved personality to Hollis Pruitt. I. PAUL GRIFFIN, leave my large feet to Jimmy Rye. I, DORIS WASHBURN, leave my personal belongings, except Steve Wilson , to Bobbie Jones. I. RENA CONYERS, leave my brunette features to Loretta Simms. 1, BONNIE BRADBERRY, leave my size to Norma Jean Langford. I. SUE JONES, leave my musical talents to Becky Henry. I. NANCY RUTH PATTON, leave my ability to acquire three dates in one night to Sally Blassingame. I. LONNIE CAMPBELL, leave my quiet and ladylike manner to Beverly Jo White. I. BILLYE JEAN BURSON, leave my spectacles to Mary Ann Mullins. I. PENA BYARS, leave my sweaters to Johnnie Nell Rogers. I. EXIE MAIN, leave my long hair to Carthal Oakley. I. O'NEAL HILL, leave my football talent to Bob Roberts. I, ANN COLE, leave my ability to get on people's nerves to Hollis Gene Pruitt. I. KENNETH ROBINSON, leave my dirty basketball socks to anyone who will have them. I. CONRAD CARRIGAN, leave my loud voice and gaiety to Bobby Bell. I. VERN CORDELL, leave my ability to compose poems to Patsy Burson. I, MELVIN CUMMINGS, leave my handsome face to Judson Bordman. L JOHN EDWARDS, leave my excess weight to Leland Davis. I. JERRY JACKSON, being of lound mind (' ?'’?), memory, and perfect health, hereby leave---Amen. I. EARNESTENE LENDERMON, leave my basketball ability to Patsy Lendcrmon that she may uphold the fine Lenderman name. I. JAMES MORRISON, leave my fine poetry to Jimmy Darnell and Jimmy Herod. I. GARY MAX MILLIAN JONES, hereby and therefore leave my ability to play tailback to Horace Manisco; to the girls of B. H. S.. I hereby express my deepest sympathy of having to leave. 1, SHIRLEY AX, leave my ability to skip school to Norma Ruth Breckenridge. I, NILA JO BELEW, leave my cute little giggle to Josephine Moore. I. BENNIE FOWLER, leave my driving ability, which is great sportsmanship at killing buzzards, to the unfor- tunate excitement creators of B. H. S. We. CLEMEY FOSHEE, BARBARA JOHNSTON and IMOGENE HERRIN, leaveour stupid actions, flirty ways, and wonderful times to Bobby Jones and Wanda Helderman. I. GEORGE SMITH, leave my track ability to Leroy Bacus. I. ROBBY STROUD, leave my English books to Miss Ford and Mrs. Mason. I, WILLODENE VINCENT, leave my neatness to W. L. Johnston. . I, WILMA JEAN COX, leave my ability to grow to Dane Quick. L LAVELL WEATHERLY, leave my ability to get Shorthand to Gladys Taylor. I. JIM SMITH, leave, yes leave-maybe. Beside these bequests, we leave our best wishes to any and all who may desire them. Finally, we do hereby name and appoint as the sole executor of this, our last will and testament, our class advisor, Mrs. Washburn. In witness whereof we. the class of 1954, the testator, have set our hand and seal on this 7th day of May In the year of 1954. 1 VUV W VV W'VSXVV