Beebe High School - Badger Yearbook (Beebe, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1955 volume:

-ni t n. no. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY JOURNALISM CLASS OF THE BEEBE HIGH SCHOOL BEEBE, ARKANSAS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1955 NU! BADGER STAFF ’DITOR ......................... HOLLIS PRUITT SSISTANT EDITOR ............... BETTY FISHER USINESS MANAGER................ LORETTA SIMS SST. BUSINESS MGR........... BETTY CARPENTER EATURE EDITOR .............. SARA BETH BEVILL SST. FEATURE EDITOR ..... WILMA JEAN DOWNING PORTS EDITOR ............ CARTHEL RAY OAKLEY SST. SPORTS EDITOR ..... JOHNNIE NEI EPORTERS .................. JOSEPHINE MOORE, GORDON BEVILL YPISTS ........ WAYNE HARRELL, DOYLE BURNS, ■ AND MARTHA NEAL econd Shipments f Annuals Sent I n January 20 The Journalism class en working on the an r the past few months.' ve sent in the second ird of the copy to the her. There has been n tivlty in room eleven, rry and scurry of gel :tures made, developed, L’k in time fo rthe dea s been the order of the lers, scissors, paper cu d paste are some of ngs which were ried around by the J lism members. The main consolation w! •y get from this hard v that they will soon haN finished and they 1 pleasure of looking rd to one of the best year- ks that our school has t had. We are very sure it when the annual comes . you will enjoy it very ch and appreciate the d work that we have put to bring it to you. inister Visits i Badsrerettes Win Third Place In Tr ‘Awarded Trophy For OutstandinJ The Beebe Badgerettes SpOrtsmansh ’carved out an early lead and defeated the Flippin sextet The Beebe 52-35. to win their first game I S ™61’6 another in the Joe T. Robinson Tour- they were awarde nament, which was held in Little Rock January 26-29. Leading the way for Beebe was Cora Ann Abington with 29 points. Johnson was high liMlWftiMUJJ 1 nament’s trophy standing sportsm was voted to Be scorers and officia Beebe also place fing wise. Seems lik_e Pat Rve and Joe I Inquiring Reporter v V | ai 1 S«.atty JohiiMJii Patience ; cully members for t Eleanor Kinley—Consider-, conduct in our last ation- j We think one of tl for this could be fc WHAT CHARACTISTTC DO WHAT CHARACTERISTIC DO the interesting sm BEST IN aJYOU DISLIKE IN A TEACH- had. students's ER? enjoying the visits Kay Ferguson—Favortism | pastors of the Julian Moore—Don’t like churches here in to gh School 'riday. January 21, the dents of Beebe High School for an assembly in the nnasium Mr. Williams ie announcements and n the program was turned r to Mrs. Whitmore, di- °r of the Junior and Sen- Glee Clubs. The Junior Senior Clubs sang a num- of songs. Immediately fol- ; YOU LIKE ;TEACHER? Johnnie Nell Rogers—Pati- ! ence Jean Downing — Under- standing Melvin Simmons—Fairness Buddy Pruitt—Understand- ing Becky Henry—Patience Patsy Burson—Patience Gladys Odle—Patience Beverly Gowan—Smart Dean Trewyn—Smart Teeter Stanley—Patience Betty Fisher—A sense ol humor as you turn the pages of this book may you wander once more through the memories of the past years, recalling die happiest hours, the best-loved scenes, the valued friends, and may the pictures which we have chosen help to make your memories more vivid throughout the pas- sing years. DEDICATION In appreciation of the efforts of the people of this community to provide their youth with a new building, and of their chosen representatives, the Board of Education, who so ably undertook that responsibility, we do gratefully dedicate this edition of the Annual. Fowler's Service Station SUPERINTENDENT MR. A.S. ERWIN BOBBIE BASS School Secretary MR. ODLE School Custodian $ Lee Roy Phillips Principal Tom Williams Principal Girls Basketball History f 7 Social Studies W.J. Short Coach Social Studies Dale G. Gould Science Social Studies W.V. Cardin Agriculture Laura Jean Watson Commercial Carmel Washburn Mathematics English Journalism Carolyn Tom Union English Tommie Cox Arithmetic Literature Mildred Blasingame English Freida Whitmore Glee Club Homer Neal Social Studies Glory Be. Gee Whiz Cora Ann Abington C. A. Norma Barnett Jitter Bobby Benton Spar key” Hey Clem I Carl Baxter - Butler 1 If I can't be near the one I love, I love the one I’m near. Helen Bevill - Hinie Sarah Beth Bevill - Bethie WAFS - Here I come. Sponsored, by Powell Co. Sallie Blasingame - Sis Not afraid of work, But not in sympathy with it. Doyle Burns - Burn up All truly great people are dead and 1 have one foot in the grave. Jimmy Darnell - Jimbo Are you going to Stuttgart? « ' Y Beverly Ferguson Kay Baby Patsy Burson - Burr Oh. Golly. I'm looking for something old something new. something borrowed, something blue. Horace Galloway - mule1 Sponsored by Warren Bro’s Grocery Betty Carpenter Lee Ann I like Morrilton Betty Fisher Itchie Has anyone seen Earl? Curley A woman is as old as she looks, a man is old when he stops looking. Wanda Helderman Becky Henry Powers If Love is blissful then I'm bliltered. Jimmy Herrod Shorty The golden opportunities for men are blondes. Windy Oh, Golly! Helen Irving Nothing Real Cool! Patsy Lenderman Windy Does Des Arc play ball tonight? Cricket This brain is ticking when others tongues are clicking. Bob Wanda, who’s that boy? Earl Kirk Smokey Hey, Julian, are you going to the game tonight? x . Mildred Lynch Millie McRae, Here 1 come. Claude Laferney Joe Holy Smokes. Sponsored by Harrison Ins. Co. Norma Langford Jean Men are all alike. June Moore I hope we win that game. Tennessee Josephine Moore Myrtle Oh I ya'll. 1 John Mullins Oh! I don’t know Julian Moore Live your life while you're alive because when you’re dead you’re dead. Sponsored by Westbrook Funeral Home Martha Neal Problem Child You mean we don’t play Carlisle. Carthel Oakley To heck with state troopers Billie Noble Bill Baby- Got anything I want? Gladys Faye Odle Oh! Heck Clem Osborn Margie Panne 11 Panne 11 y I'll be an old maid. Eva Nell Reckon. Oz Crazy Hollis Pruitt Holliehawk I'm not either ► Willis Robinson Willie Aw Heck I Jimmy Rye- - Shorty I'll bet ya Minnie Bell Price Sissy I love Saturday Nights with Benny Bob Roberts Butch Pshaw Johnnie Nell Rogers Sue I hate Mondays. Wayne Price - Wano Let's go men, talk it up. Sponsored by - Baker Chevrolet Co. Loretta Simi- -”Lo Two can live as cheap as one. Dorothy Smith Dort I don’t know. Melvin Simmons Stinky •• Sam. Jim Smith Cigar- Let’s go to Vilonia. Gappa Give me a little kiss. Babe. The Chief- Are you going fishing? -J Beverly White Long John Always have fun and never a dull moment. Sponsored by - Short’s Drive Inn Jerry White Gollyl Delores Wilson Dee- Good-night I Billy Wilson Bill Oh, Heck! George Andrews Willie J. Atkinson Ann Bailey Anna Mae Baker Joe Belew Bobby Bell Billy J. Benton Mary Sue Benton Katheryn Blount Judson Boardman Joyce Bradberry Norma R. Breckenridge Gene Brewer Betty Ann Bryles Lorene Burns Don Carpenter Barbara Cole Larry Cole Larry David Barbara Davidson Dewayne Davis Gerald Davis Jimmy Davis Leland Davis Lucretia Dixon Patsy Edwards Tommy Faith Jerry Fitch Sammy Fowler Jean Franklin June Fuller Leslie Gunter Marilyn Hawk Benny Hefner Don Henry Juanita Herrod Jimmy Hill Martha Hill Raymond Hill Bobby Holleman Sonny Huff Cleveland Hutchins Scotty Johnson Beverly Kimbrell Horace Manasco Jo Ann Matthews Barbara Merideth Shirley Milton Mary Ann Mullens Carolyn Oakley Sonny Panish Betty Ruth Patrom Joan Penrod Martha Putman Douglas Riley Billy Rye Charley Shaffener Jane Sloan Sherman Smith Venus Smith Patsy Sory Jessie Spradlin James Swindle Patsy Swindle Peggy Vines Bobby Walters Elizabeth Walters Alice Washburn Steve Wilson Jerry Woods Sponsored by Citizens Bank Arbra Dell Adams Mary Allison Mary M. Anderson Frank Andrews Carl Bass Verna J. Bass Harry L. Belew Mary Bevill o T3P Jimmy Blakemore 'v 1 © ll n fti f i G • • 9«) Carolyn Blount Barbara Bostian Terrell Campbell Monteen Coleman James Conway Tommy Conyers Opal Evans Bobbie Erwin Minnie Lee Free Darrell Hall Virginia Henderson Joan Hite Francis Hoffman Richard Irving Kitty Johnson J.B. Kirkland Jerald LaFerney Betty Lang Corrine Langley William Langston Anna Belle Liles Otis Lundy Cleo Lynch William Massey Lottie Modlin in Photograph not available Don Moore Carol Morrison Le Roy McCracken Dale McKenney Eugene McQueen Bobbie Neal Dickie Noble Florence Norman Claudia Oakley Neal Olmstead Ethel Mae Parker Betty Jane Pettigrew Shirley Plummer Barbara Price Bartis Pruitt Buddy Pruitt Dane Quick Emma Jean Rainbolt Terry Reed Duane Robinson Charles Rollins Hansel Roush Patsy Rye Darrell Short ft A ' ) V. o - 1 ft «a o l K sre V 1 ft ft . ' o ir‘-r A n o ft A L .. I 1 • Ila Mae Short Dixie Simpson Juanez Smith Herman Smith Charles Solomon Edwana Strayhorn Glen Stroud Clotine Taylor Billy Walters Brooks Washburn Jackie R. Weatherman Tommy Welch C.B. White Sidney White Harold Lee Wiggs Harold Williams Doc Abington Bobby Akin Patsy Baily Judy Barnes Barbara Bass Jimmy Bass Kenneth Baxter Delphard Benton Margaret Be lew Billy Bell Roy Dale Breckenridge Kenneth Bridges Mary Nell Brown Billy Campbell David Cardin Rachel Carpenter John Cox Ruby Dennis Jimmy Edwards Lena Mae Ellis Barbara Fairfield Buddy Faith Vivian Ferrin Carlee Fields John B. Fisher Lynda Ann Fisher Patsy Fisher David Garland Beverly Gowan Sydney Ann Guyot Joyce Hardin Yvonne Harrell Wendell Hawk Betty Henderson La verne Herrod - • i (( r V a c— i i 0 1 1 r cs a a (' t r a 4a ri HL a kk r , a OA n 4 a « y i a ■? :t A n i W - -V 1 , ' r - m - - f a ' o r Charles Hooper Bobby Howerton Jane Huff Brenda Hunt Henry Hutchins Norma Ibbotson Larry Jenkins Eleanor Kinley Leroy Kirkland Reva Langston Russell Lendermon Darrell Lentz Brenda Liles Jerry Manion Carrie Jean Massey Wendell Massey Billy Joe Matlock Junior Moore Erma Lee McKinney Billy McMillian Peggy McQueen Ann Nelson Ettie Nelson Sonny Noble Betty Oakley Owen Olmstead Jessie Owens Jerry Parks Lucille Parker Naomi Price W. H. Poindexter Leroy Price Dewey Pruitt Larry Joe Pruitt Shelby Pruitt Jo Ann Robinson Paul Roscoe Sherrill Roush Lydia Rutledge Buddy Seats Nancy Shelton Donald Smith James Smith Elizabeth Sheppard Lillie Sloan Junior Spradlin Becky Springer Jimmy Spurlock James Squares Sammy Stanley Teeter Stanley Buddy Strayhorn Wilbur Stroud James Stubbs Charles Taylor Modean Taylor Robert Taylor Dean Trewyn Gladys Walker Carolyn Walters Wyatt Washburn Donnie Wheller Barbara White Glenn Wiggs Lucille Wolridge Linda Jo Wisdom Dean Wood Margaret Young Billy Walters Leroy Pruitt Carolyn Akin, Forrest Bailey, Mary Barrentlne, Irene Bevlll, Wanda Bevlll, J.R. Bland, Gerald Burapus, Phyllis Burns, Robert Chrlsp, Betty Conyers, Troy Cook, Linda Corbitt, Bryan Cordell, Elaine Cotman, James Cox, Carolyn Davidson, Lois Davis, Lavedla Davis, Billy Devore, Mary Downing, Alton Evans, Don Fitch, Roy Hefner, Norma Hite, Ruth Holleman. Jimmy Holstead, Delbert House, Judy Johnson, Delores Langford, Bobby Lentz, Eudell Manasco, Mary Ann Massey, Clydlne Mitchell, Hal ModUn, Earl McKinney, Joyce McQueen, Jean Neal, Erma Norton, Jean Pruitt, Bobbye Ralnbolt, Betty Rettig, Gary Scroggs, Wanda Selvidge, Rose Smith, Truman Smith, Charles Spradlin, Margaret Todd. Ruth Vines, Johnny Jones. Robert Warren, Ftancis Wilson, Willie Jean Woolrldge, Teva Worthy, Josephine Herrod. O Ap A ' i'k j (. | o n n 1 rs ■- '-A- ■ M ■ « .! 1 I 4 K rs A A r? - j o n ..;! - V vv 1° I V : £ .1 n : M . A A P ■■■■■■■■■■ A ° 0 - , W� ..., ? r? i •' • .' o s r o ) n 'iT ' fr.-v I - Is - f fcr - JL. Wanda Akin, Ronny Anderson, Virginia Andrews, Bobby Armstrong, SnerTel Ax, W.C. Baker, Jerry Bass. Donald Cates, Jerry Cochran, Jimmy Corbitt, Otha Nell Cox, Albert Dardin. Betty Duncan, Jack Edwards, Dennis Fet- cher, Elaine Fisher, Mary Galloway. Elizabeth Garland, Jimmy Gillham, George Greenburg, Buddy Guyot, Lynn Harvey, Ronny Harvey, Jimmy Hawk, Linda Hefner, Rose Helderman, Chuck Henry, Roland Herrod, Sam Hollo- way, Joan House, Nelda Huff, Douglas Lendermon, Janice Liles, Carolyn Manasco, Dicky Manion, Bobby Moore, Linda Moore, Jackie Morris, Barbara McEuen, Sondra McEuen. Carol McKendry, Steve Osborn, Janice Parks, Pa- tricia Pearle, Gene Polk, Barbara Putman, Jackieleen Putman, Roland Ramsey, Larry Roberts, Glendall Robertson, Lowell Suggs, Norma Swafford, Mary Lee Tolzier, Calvin Turley, Jimmy Wakefield. Jimmy Ward, Sue Welch, Donna Williams, Dor thy Williams, Jimmy Wisdom. Jimmy Woolridge, Donald Surr. Sponsored by Suggs Co. and Fetcher’s Locker Co. WAYNE PRICE MARGIE PANNELL CLEM OSBORN MR. B.H.S. MOST BEAUTIFUL MOST HANDSOME MISS B.H.S. L'% ■ 4 MOST ATHLETIC MOST TALENTED MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST POPULAR LIFE OF THE PARTY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST CO-OPERATIVE CUTEST Sponsored by Owens Lumber Co. Sponsored by Anderson's Grill STUDENT COUNCIL Class 12th Grade Betty Fisher Bobby Benton 10th Grade Edwana Strayhorn Brooks Washburn 8th Grade Ruth Holloman Robbie Warren Representatives 11th Grade Beverly Kimbrell Scotty Johnson 9th Grade Peggy McQueen Billy Walters 7th Grade Carol McKendree Ronnie Anderson Pres. Wayne Price Vice Pres. Larry David Sec. Cora Ann Abington Treas. Margie Pannell Sponsor Mrs. Watson Pres. Beverly White Vice Pres. Sammy Fowler Sec. Patsy Burson Treas. Margie Pannell Reporter Hollis Pruitt Sponsored by Radio Theatre - - SENIOR GLEE CLUB Mrs. B.E. Whitmore Sponsor fi n o non o i JUNIOR C, L. R.F.R R.B.H. J.L. A J. N. d} 0 M.L.P. G.F.T W.E.P N.G.B. TIG- -4V-4 )YV u B.K.F. K 'n e 1954 Football Team, W. J. Short, Coach CLEM OSBORN Linebacker AH District Honorable Mention All State BOB ROBERTS CO-CAPTAINS WAYNE PRICE All District Guard Quarterback Honorable Mention All State Sponsored by Coca Cola Bottling Co. Earl Kirk-R. End Don Carpenter-R. Tackle Bob Roberts-R. Guard Julian Moore-Center All District Honorable Mention All State Jimmy Jackson-L. Guard Jimmy Darnell -L. Tackle Steve Wilson-L. End Wayne Price-Q. Back Horace Manasco-L. Half Back Horace Galloway-R. Half Back All District Honorable Mention All State Bartis Pruitt-Fullback SCHEDULE BEEBE OPONENTS 19.. . No. Little Rock.......13 0 .. . .Walnut Ridge...........0 12.. .McCrory.................0 7____Batesville.............. 19 26.. . Heber Springs.........0 14.. . Augusta..............21 0.... Lonoke................ 14 13.. .Bald Knob..............7 7____Cabot....................25 19.. .Des Arc...............13 0 ... Searcy..................35 BurkhartFlrestoneCo. Beebe Junior College SCHEDULE BEEBE OPP. 6 ... McCRORY ... 33 26 ... LONOKE... 0 6 ... SEARCY...27 27 ... MORRIS... 6 7 ... AUGUSTA ... 19 JR. FOOTBALL..........COACH CARTER JR. BASKETBALL..........«COACH SHORT I] SEASONS PERCENTAGE WINS 82% LOSSES 18% Wins 69 Loses 31 Wins 62 Loses 38 Sponsored by James Hugh Garrett Farmers Market Supply PLAYERS POSITIONS COACH...........CARTER Managers-------Carpenter----Ca mpbell Sponsored by Adams Grocery People's Drug Store BOOSTERS Mr� . C. B. White Frank Garrison Libert Lee Doss Clyde Be lew Phillips Magnolia Sta. Owen Hefner James Harrison Mac Young Ervin Powers Beebe Farm Supply Lucille Martin Trewyn's Radio Shop Mrs. Troy Pearl J. O. Stringfellow Claude Harrison SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Martha Neal, Beverly White, Betty Fisher, Cora Ablngton, Becky Henry, Patsy Burson, Patsy Edwards, Margie Pannell JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Patsy Fisher. Erma McKinney, Francis Wilson, Teeter Stanley, Naomi Price Sponsored by DANIEL ZERO BUTANE CO. BOOSTERS Mr. St Mrs. Vernice Hefner Linda’s Variety Carmel St Whis Washburn Mr. A. S. Erwin Miss Margaret Ford Bobbie Bass B.T. Phifer Mr. Lee Roy Phillips Mrs. Ida Harrison Mr. St Mrs. H.B. Frayer Mr. St Mrs. Dale Gould Mr. St Mrs. Dee Ward Hefner Louise Harrison Fetcher’s Shoe Shop PROPHECY Today, August 15, 1975, is a day which will long be remembered in Beebe. A political rally with debates be- tween the Republican nominee for President, DOYLE WAYNE BURNS, and Democratic nominee, JIMMY JACKSON, (Cricket) was held at the ever famous Dizzy's Drive Inn, which is now run by Mrs. Carroll Reed--better known to most of you as LORETTA SIMS. Driving up in a Cadillac with WA YLAND HARRELL, Doyle Wayne's Campaign manager, was LYNN DALE ADAMS, the famous oil millionaire from Texas, and CARTHEL RAY OAKLEY, toy manufacturer. KAY FERGUSON who is still the best carhop in Arkansas, rushed out to serve them Just as HOLLIS PRUITT and his wife, WANDA HELDERMAN, owners of the Blngle Bangle circus came speeding in to park with their line of sideshow chorus girls; JUNE MOORE, DELORES WILSON, PATSY BURSON, BETTY FISHER, M ARGIE PANNELL, MARTHA NEAL, AND NORMA JEAN LANGFORD. Across the road at Helen's place, the nightclub owned by HELEN BEVILL, was Helen's headwaiter, BOBBY BEN- TON, and CLAUDE LaFERNEY, president of the Ditchdiggers Union, trying to tell HUBERT McMILLIN, the town undertaker, that the guys wearing the big Stetson hats were really JOHN MULLINS, owner of a dude ranch in Ari- zona, and his foreman, JIM SMITH. Just then the Editor of the Beebe News, SARAH BETH BEVILL, rushed into Helen's Place with the news that Belle Belue (GLADYS FAE ODLE), the glamorous movie star and her fourth husband Rock Curtis (CLEM OSBORN), Holly - - wood's leading man, had just arrived at the depot. The Mayor of Beebe, WILLIS ROBINSON, and Governor of Arkansas, CARL BAXTER, with their wives, the former BOBBIE JONES and BETTY LOU CARPENTER, respectively, were greeted by Reverend and Mrs. BENNIE PARKER. Mrs. Parker will be remembered as MILDRED LYNCH. The Parkers found them comfortable seats under a shade tree. Nearby the Beebe Home Demonstration Club, composed of Mrs. Wayne Price (CORA ANN ABINGTON), Mrs. Luke Short (BECKY HENRY). Mrs. William Earl Moon (BILLIE NOBLE). Mrs. Bennie Fowler (MINNIE BELL PRICE), and Mrs. John Lee Lightfoot (GLADYS FAYE TAYLOR) chatted with their guest, McRae's H.D. President, Mrs. Thomas Covington (JEAN DOWNING) over the days refreshments. HELEN IRVING, housekeeper for the Mayor, and her boyfriend, GORDON BEVILL, still Beebe's Democrat paper- boy, were holding quite a heated conversation on politics with fashion designer DOROTHY SMITH, professional football player WAYNE PRICE, and BOB ROBERTS, who took Georga's place playing the violin for Liberace. JIMMY HERROD, Jackson's campaign manager, was out in the crowd talking to penitentiary warden, JERRY WHIT£ and two of Jerry's prisoners, BILLY WILSON and HORACE GALLOWAY, when EARL KIRK, Superintendent of Beebe Special School District, arrived with members of his faculty; Librarian SALLIE BL A SING A ME. shorthand teacher NORMA BARNETT, and Miss Ford's assistant at teaching English PATSY LENDERMON. The last of the Senior Class of '55 to come to the rally were those flying in on the airline owned by MELVIN SIMMONS. They were: Pilot and co-pilot, JIMMY DARNELL and JULIAN MOORE; airline Hostess JOSEPHINE MOORE; the thrice married society doctor JOHNNIE NELL RODGERS; her assistant BEVERLY WHITE, and two of their patients JOE TAYLOR and Jimmy Rye. Thus once again the Senior Class of 1955 was gathered as a body to talk over old times and to discuss the future. Spony ed by Sims Drive Inn r CLASS WILL We. the clue of 1954. In the town of Beebe, county of White, end tute of Arkansas. betog In ei good mentel condition u weal. end in much better temper then usual. do hereby meke this ot� lert will end tenement rend crlng void end of no evell eny former will or will thet mey heve been previously medc by im during e period of temporary optimism. And In this manner do we dispose of oor pouessloo : We leeve the Juilor Clei our good luck. It made ns whet we ere todey, end It should satisfy them. W give end bequeath to the Junior Class our well-known nerve, which they will need next year end ell the exeralnetion questions we heve been given during the put year. We believe that an examination, like history . often repeats Itself. The answers, never owned In entirety, heve loeg since been mislaid by os and are not In- cluded In this legacy. To our good friends the Sophomore Class we leave our patience. It will be found useful as the only means by which they can endure the Juniors. To the Seventh end Eighth Credes we leeve e map of the school building, so thet they will not get lost end roam about In everybody's way looking for their classrooms. It “HI he noticed thet. although we heve left bequests to the Junior Class, toon to be Seniors, to the Sopho- mores, soon to be Juniors, and to those who will. In the fall, become freshmen, we heve made no mention )( the present freshmen Class which will be known as the Sophomore Class In a few months. We have left them nothing, because by that time their self-valuation will have attained such heights that nothing In our possession would be regarded by them as their worthy distinction. To our teachers, the faculty of Beebe High School. hereby give, free from ell Inheritance, luxury, or Income tax. oer entire store of knowledge, from them it came end to them It should be returned, that others msy be benefited by It as we have been. The smaller Individual bequests are as follows: I. Cor Ann Ablngtoo. will my knack for going steady (but not with Wayne) to Mery Martha Anderson. I. Lynn Dale Adam , leave my seat on the front row of each class to Jerry Woods In hopes that he will use It to a better advantage. I. Norma Barnett, leave my title as fHA'er of the year to Anna Bell LUes. I. Carl Baxter, leave my 17 book reports to Mr . Washburn, Mrs. Blaslngarae. and Miss ford. 1. Bobby Benton, leave my personal belongings, except Slssle Bums, to Billy Rye. L Cordon Bevlll leave my Intellectual look to Billy Bell. I. Helen BevUl leave my 12th grade books to fat Bectoc. I. Sarah Beth BevUl leave my dtla of 'Sweater Ctrl' so Rachel Carpenter. 1. SaUle Jo Blaslngsme. wlU my abUlty to play the piano to fatsy fisher I. Doyle Wayne Bums, leave to Dickie Noble, my art of pestering girl , and getting by with It. 1, fatsy Buraon, leave my abUlty to get along with boys to Kitty Johnston. 1. Batty Carpenter, leave my abUlty to get out of work In class to Charles Taylor. We, 11mmy Dime 11. Jimmy Jackson, and Jimmy Hcrrod. laave——we hope. I. WUrai Jean Downing, leave my soft voice to Linda Corbin. I. Kayferguson. leave my letter-writing to SMrley flammer. 1. Betty fisher, will my cheerleading uniform to Juanez Smith. • Hofic« Gelloway. leave my position as half-beck on the foocbell team to Raymond Hill. I, Wsyland Harrell, leave my curlvhslr to aonny fartsh. We. Wanda Helderman, Gladys Odle, and Bobble Jooes. leave our quiet way to Eleanor Klnlcy Teeaer Stanley an l Ertnma Lee McKinney. J. Backv Henry, leave to Join Luke. 1. Helen Irving, leave my ford to Imma Jane Huff. I. Earl Kirk, leave and take Betty with me. I. fatay Leedermoo. leave my place on the basketball team to Betty Ann Bryles. I. Mildred Lynch, leave my seat In biology class to Joe T. Belew. 1. Norma Jean Langford, leave my height to Norma Breeklngrldge. I. Claude La femey leave my dancing ability to C. B. White. 1. Josephine Moore, leave my well-known twist to Miss ford. I. Julian Moore, leave my way with the girls to Dane Quick. I. June Moore, leave my abUlty to supply book reports to Clotlne Taylor. We. Hubert MeMUllan and BlUy Wilson, deprive the school of oor presence as we leave to Join the service. I. John Mulllna. leave my special Interest In English to Robert Taylor. 1. Martha Neal, leave my title as 'problem child to Arbra Bell Adams. I. BUlle Noble, leave my faded levl to Yvonne Harrell. I. CarthelOakley, leave my position at (he Delta Service Station to Hansel Ronsh to help pay his graduation expenses. I. Clem Osborn, leave my good looks to my brother. Steve. In hopes he will be as pleated with them at I am. X, ’Iff' [ | leave mv am� ring cutanea to Lfz Walters. 1. Benny farcer, leave my pole-vaulting skUl to Larry David. I. Minnie Belle Price, leave my Marilyn Monroe figure to Nancy Shelton. I. Wayne Price, leave my title at Mr. B.H.S. to Jijiisi Wntntf . L. Hollis Pruitt, leave my act as a salesman to Don Henry. 1. Bob Roberts, leave my place at Mrs. Watson's favorite, to Jerry fitch. I. WUUs Robinson, leave my studious ways to Judson Boardman. I. Johnnie Nell Rogers, leave my eye brows to Anna Mae Baker. I. Jimmy Rye. leave my position at msnager of the football team to Steve Wilson. I, Melvin Simmons, leave my permission for Darrell Hall to walk Edwana to classes. 1. Loretta Sims, leave my diet sheet to Linda Wisdom. I. Jim Smith, leave my loudness and boisterous ways to Kenneth Baxter. I. Dorothy Smith, leave my large collection of dresses to Elizabeth Sheppard. I. Gladys fae Jaylor, leave my parking space In front of the buUdlng at noon to Brenda Liles. I, Joe Taylor, -——-have gone. I, Beverly White, leave all my ladylike actions to Mary Alllslfla. I, Jerry White, leave my collection of western stories to Heap McQueen. I. lie lores WUaon, leeve Da Mae Short, to And another Companion in high school. Besides there bequests, we leave oer best wishes to any and all who may desire them, finally, we do hereby name and appoint as the executors of this, oer last wUl and testament, our class ad- visors, Mrs. Carolyn Tomlinson ajid Mr. W.J. Short. In -Imres w no root -e. tU cists of IBM. the testator, have ret oer head and sea! on this lBth day of May tn the year of 1946.