Beebe High School - Badger Yearbook (Beebe, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

MISS BOBBIE BASS bedicatia t We gratefully dedicate this issue of THE BADGER to our school secretary. MISS BOBBIE BASS, who displays untiring efforts for the betterment of BEEBE HIGH SCHOOL. •1 . • — MR. A.S. ERWIN Su-p-eA tte tde tt'-i MeAla e It is iny sincere hope that the youth of this community will take advantage of die wonderful opportunity for an ed- ucation provided for here, and that this school will become a symbol of a united citizenship, drawing the people of this community closer together in common bond and spirit. MR. ODLE CUSTODIAN Mrs. Paul Staggs Mathematics Mrs. Dclton Watson Commercial Mrs. Hayes Tomlinson English Mrs. Robert Carter Civics Social Science P. E. Mr. Robert Carter Social Science Coach Mr. Dale Gould Science Conservation History Mrs. James Welch Home Economics Mr. W. V. Cardin Agriculture Mrs. Aubrey Cox Literature Spelling Arithmetic Mr. W. J. Short History Coach Miss Margaret Ford English Mr. John McNeil Arithmetic Algebra History Mrs. Robert Warren Music Mrs. Owen Washburn English Journalism Mrs. Callie Wiles Librarian PRESIDENT CHARLES SHAFFNER Commercial Club Journalism Class Officer Youth Christian Club Rep. To Boys' State Toastmaster for Jr. -Sr. Banquet V-PRESIDENT JAMES SWINDLE Basketball Class Officer Football Commercial Club Youth Christian Club Who's Who Track SEC.-TREAS. NORMA BRECKENRIDGE Basketball F.H.A. Commercial Club Library Club Class Officer Journalism Rep. Girls' State Pep Club Youth Christian Club Rep. for Good Citizenship REPORTER JIMMIE HILL F.F. A. Commercial Club Basketball Track Journalism Class Officer Advisor W. V. Cardin ALICE WASHBURN F. H. A.....Glee Club Pep Club Student Council Commercial Club Youth Christian Advisor Mrs. Hayes Tomlinson Sponsored by SIMS DRIVE INN WILLIE ATKINSON F. H. A. Glee Club Commercial Library Club JOE T. BELEW Football F. F. A. Track ANN BAILEY F. H. A. Commercial Library Club Glee Club BOBBY BELL Football Commercial Journalism Student Council MARY SUE BENTON KATHERYN BLOUNT JUDSON BOARDMAN JOYCE BRADBERRY Pep Club Commercial GENE BREWER BETTY BRYLES Basketball Track Football Commercial Spo F. H« A. Basketball Commercial Library Club Class Officer Pep Club ed by WARREN BROTHERS GROCERY LORENE BURNS F. H. A. Commercial Club Journalism Basketball Library Club Youth Christian Pep Club LARRY COLE F. F. A. Library Club BOBBY CUMMINGS BARBARA DAVIDSON F. H. A. Glee Club Commercial Club Library Club Class Officer Student Council Pep Club GERALD DAVIS DON CARPENTER Football Commercial Track BARBARA COLE Basketball Commercial F. H. A. Library Club LARRY DAVID Commercial Youth Christian Library Club Student Council Class Officer DWAYNE DAVIS Commercial F. F. A. Youth Christian JIMMY DAVIS F. F. A. F. F. A. Commercial Club Track Basketball Journalism _ , , Commercial Sponsored by ARKANSAS STATE COLLEGE, BEEBE BRANCH LELAND DAVIS F. F. A. Basketball Football Track Journalism Commercial GLENN DODD Football Commercial Youth Christian TOMMY FAITH F. F. A. Track Basketball Commercial Youth Christian SAMMY FOWLER Commercial Youth Christian Football JUNE FULLER Commercial F. H. A. Journalism Pep Club LUCRETIA DIXON Commercial F. H. A. Youth Christian PATSY EDWARDS F. H. A. Cheerleader Commercial Basketball Library Club Glee Club JERRY FITCH Track Basketball Football Journalism Commercial MINNIE FREE F. H. A. Glee Club LESLIE GUNTER Commercial Journalism BENNY HEFNER Class Officer Commercial Football F. F. A. Track Youth Christian JUANITA HERROD Commercial F. H. A. RAYMON HILL F. F. A. Commercial SONNY HUFF Class Officer F. F. A. Commercial Youth Christian Journalism SCOTT JOHNSON Commercial Youth Christian Basketball Football Student Council DON HENRY Football Track Commercial Library Club Journalism JANE HILL F. H. A. Glee Club Commercial Class Officer Library Club Cheerleader BOBBY HOLLEMAN Football Track Basketball F. F. A. Commercial Youth Christian CLEVELAND HUTCHINS F. F. A. Commercial BEVERLY KIMBRELL F. H. A. Glee Club Student Council Basketball Commercial Library Club Journalism Youth Christian HORACE MANASCO Football Track Commercial ANN MORTON F. H. A. Basketball Glee Club Commercial Youth Christian CAROLYN OAKLEY F. H. A. Pep Club Commercial Youth Christian BETTY PATROM Basketball Journalism Library Club Pep Club Commercial Youth Christian DOUGLAS RILEY GAYLE MEREDITH Commercial F. H. A. MARY ANN MULLINS F. H. A. Commercial Youth Christian SONNY PARISH Basketball Football Track Commercial Who's Who GLORIA PENROD Basketball F. H. A. Commercial Journalism Cheerleader Youth Christian BILLY RYE F. F. A. F. F. A. Commercial Commercial Youth Christian Sponsored by MORTON'S VARIETY STORE A BEN FRANKLIN STORE JANE SLOAN Basketball Commercial F. H. A. PATSY SORY Basketball F.H.A. Commercial Youth Christian PATSY STEGALL F. H. A, Basketball Commercial Youth Christian Journalism BOYD THORNTON Journalism BOBBY WALTERS Football Track F. F. A. VENUS SMITH F. H. A. Commercial BILLY STEGALL Football Youth Christian PATSY SWINDLE Basketball Commercial F. H. A. Cheerleader Youth Christian PEGGY VINES Basketball Commercial Library Club Journalism Youth Christian ELIZABETH WALTERS Basketball Cheerleader Commercial F. H. A. Youth Christian Student Council Class Officer PRESIDENT Tommy Ray Welch VICE PRESIDENT Don Moore SECRETARY Anna Belle Liles TREASURER Betty Jane Pettigrew REPORTER Edwana Strayhorn Arbra Dell Adams Mary Allison Mary M. Anderson Carl Bass Verna Jane Bass Harry Lee Be lew Mary Bevill Jimmy Blakemore Carolyn Blount Barbara Bostian Terrel Campbell Monteen Coleman James Conway Tommy Conyers Bobby Ervin Opal Evans Minnie Lee Free Darrel Hall Virginia Henderson Joann Hite Frances Hoffman Kitty Johnston Gerald LaFerney Betty Lang Sponsored by POWELL COMPANY Corine Langley William Langston Cleo Lynch Ruth Mash William Massey Lottie Modlin Carol Ann Morrison Eugene McQueen Bobby Neal Dickie Noble Florence Norman Neal Olmstead Ethel Mae Parker Shirley Plummer Bobby Price Bartis Pruitt Buddy Pruitt Dane Quick Terry Reed Duane Robison Hansel Roush Patsy Rye Ila Mae Short Dixie Simpson Sponsored by FIRESTONE COMPANY RADIO THEATER Herman Smith Juanez Smith Sherman Smith Charles Solotnan Glen Stroud Clotine Taylor Lucille Taylor Billy Walters Brooks Washburn Jackie Rae Weatherman C. B. White Sidney White Photograph not available Harold Lee Wiggs Harold Williams Jerry Wood Sponsored by ADAMS GROCERY PEOPLE'S DRUG PRESIDENT V.-PRESIDENT SEC. -TREAS. REPORTER Margaret Young Eleanor Kinley Billy Floyd Walters Teeter Stanley BopJiXMftosie GlnU ADVISOR ADVISOR Mrs. Carter Mr. McNeil Doc Abington Bobby Akin Palsy Bailey Judy Barnes Barbara Bass Jimmy Bass Kenneth Baxter Margaret Be lew Billy Bell Delphard Benton Roy Dale Breckenridge Kenneth Bridges Mary Nell Brown Jimmy Dale Campbell David Cardin Mavis Cordell John Cox Ruby Dennis Jimmy Edwards Lena Ellis Buddy Faith Barbara Fairfield John B. Fisher Linda Fisher Patsy Fisher David Garland Beverly Gowan Sydney Ann Guyot Joyce Hardin Yvonne Harrell Wendell Hawk Betty Henderson Sponsored by CITIZENS BANK Patsy Hodge Charles Hooper Emma Jane Huff Henry Hutchins, Jr. Larry Jenkins Leroy Kirkland Reva Langston Russell Lenderman Darrell Lentz Brenda Liles Jerry Manion Carrie Jean Massey Wendell Massey Billy Jo Matlock Junior Moore Erma Lee McKinney Billy McMillin Peggy McQueen Ann Nelson Ettie Nelson Sonny Noble Owen Olmstead Jerry Parks Lucille Parker W.H. Poindexter Leroy Price Dewey Pruitt Larry Pruitt Shelby Pruitt Joan Robison Sherrill Roush Mary Rowell Sponsored by DANIELS BUTANE OLMSTEAD FURNITURE . Lydia Rutledge James Doyle Seats Nancy Shelton Elizabeth Sheppard Lillie Sloan Donald Smith Junior Spradling Becky Springer Jimmy Spurlock Sammy Stanley Buddy Strayhorn Wilbur Stroud Robert Taylor Charles Taylor Modean Taylor Donald Wheeler Carolyn Walters Wyatt Washburn Barbara White Windell Wiggs Linda Jo Wisdom Lucille Woolridgc Sponsored by JAMES HUGH GARRETT EULA, BEULAH CAFE Carolyn Sue Akin Joyce Armstrong Forrest Bailey Junior Beard James Benton Virginia Benton Wanda Bevill Betty Blakemore J. R. Bland Bobby Blasingame John Blakemore Charlotte Bradberry Betty Bridges Gerald Bumpas Phyllis Burns Billy Campbell Ronnie Campbell Rachel Carpenter Robert Chrisp Wanda Cole David Conway Betty Lou Conyers Farrell Cook Othel Cooper Linda Corbitt Bryan Crodell James Cox Tom Cox Carolyn Davidson Lois Davis Lavedia Davis Hazel Dennis Bill DeVore Freddy Dodd Jane Downing Idell Earley Alton Evans Don Fitch Myron Fuller Billy Hall Ronnie Head Josephine Herrod Ruth Holleman Delbert House Rebecca Hutchinson Donald Johnson Judy Johnson Johnny Jones Tiny Kirkland Delores Langford Bobby Lentz Eudell Manasco Jerry Martin Mary Ann Massey Frankie Merritt Clydine Mitchell Shirley Mitchell Hal Modi in Sherman Moore Earl McKinney Joyce McQueen Glenda Jean Neal Erma Norton Shirley Oakley Eugene Orvis James Patrom Opal Patrom Jean Pruitt Leroy Pruitt Bobby Rainbolt Betty Lou Rettig Don Rtley Elizabeth Robinette Gary Scroggs Wanda Selvidge Carolyn Shelby Howard Sheppard Bennita Smallwood Freda Smith James Smith Lose Smith Truman Smith Charles Spradling Donald Starr Mary Jo Stegall Barbara Stone Melba Swindle James Squires William Underwood Vernon Van Pelt Ruth Vines Barbara Walters Robbie Warren James Washburn Del ton Weatherly Francis Wilson Judy Wood Willie Woolridge Teva Ann Worthy Betty Oakley L 1 2 p i ft Vl I i v r, 2 o 2 p ft ft n $ A ft j-h ft 3! Veer lift n ( a n ft ft A a rs XX ft • i-1 ft Q N JriL. 0 $ o 2. ( o « r { n ft 0 ft ft t ) ft (wi A. n ft a. Absent when pictures were taken 1st row-- 1 to r. Ronny Anderson, Wanda Akin, Bobby Armstrong, Sherrill Ax, W.C. Baker, Jerry Bass, Jerry Bell, Marie Benton. 2nd row-- Donald Cates. Jerry Cochran, Janie Cook. Jimmy Corbitt, Otha Nell Cox, Al- bert Darden, Betty Sue Duncan, Dennis Fecher. 3rd row — Elaine Fisher, Mary Galloway, Mary Garland, Jimmy Gillham, George Greenburg, Buddy Guyot, Lynn Harvey, Ronny Harvey. 4th row-- Jimmy Hawk, Linda Hefner, Rose Marie Helderman, Chuck Henry, Roland Herrod, Sam Holloway, Joan House, Nelda Huff. 5th row-- Douglas Lendcrman, Janice Liles, Carolyn Manasco, Doyle Manion, Bobby Moore, Linda Moore, Jackie Sue Morris, Barbara McEuen. 6th row-- Sondra McEuen, Carol McKendree, Frances McKinney, Steve Osborn, Janice Parks, Patricia Pearle, Freddy Polk, Barbara Putman. 7th row--Jackie Putman, Roland Ramsey, Judy Rayburn, Larry Roberts, Lowell Staggs, Naomi Swafford, Mary Lee Tozier, Jimmy Wakefield. 8th row-- Jimmy Ward, Bobby Watson, Sue Welch, Donna Williams. Dorothy Williams, Jimmy Wisdom, Jimmy Woolridge, Jerry Don Vines. Sponsored by STAGGS COMPANY 1st row-L to R: Bobby Baker, Bobbie Bell, Jerry Benton. Linda Burns, Becky Carpenter, Lois Chrisp, Rob- ert Collins. 2nd row-Douglas Davis, Elsie Dodd, Phillip Doyle, Henry Edwards, Shirley Evans, Larry Fish- er, Doris Fitch. 3rd row-Johnny Gamer, Leroy Goff, Douglas Harrison, Betty Henry, Eugene Hill, Joe Hill, Oneta Hodge. 4th row-Bobby Holgate, Frankie Hughes, Ray Jones, Diana Kingston, Carolyn Kirk, Sue Lang- ford, Jimmy Liles. 5th row-Pat Manasco, Jo Manning, Charles Modlin, Pat Osborn, Tommy Rainbolt, Bobbie Rettig, Harvey Rettig. 6th row-Ruby Rettig, Joan Robinson, J. A. Selvidge, Jerry Shuc, Larry Starr, Virginia Stegall, Larry Stone. 7th row-Jackie Strayhom, Georgia Vincent, Lavetria White, James Young, Billie Wise, Rosie Lee, Matthew French. 8th row-Vonda Noe, Donna King, Robert Toney, Gene Coleman, Glendle Judkins. Sponsored by BAKER CHEVROLET COMPANY BEST GROOMED Wlta'i BEST ATHLETES BEST ALL-ROUND MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT WUa i t ?. Jt. s. MOST POPULAR Sponsored by RAY WISDOM BUILDER CONTRACTOR HOMECOMING ROYALTY QUEEN : PATSY SWINDLE SR. MAID : ALICE WASHBURN SOPH. MAID : PATSY FISHER JR. MAID : ANNA BELLE LILES FRESH. MAID : MELBA SWINDLE JAMES SWINDLE BOB HOLLEMAN SONNY PARISH HORACE MANASCO FIRST ELEVEN DON CARPENTER GLENN DODD SIDNEY WHITE Sponsored by YOUNGS DEPT. STORE TOMMY WELCH DARRELL HALL BARTIS PRUITT HARRY BELEW i d v ■ -11 ..O. • ‘•vw .■ :'• v. .VA 'W .-T ?V- • HB ■ .••.• . -••• •-•.' V -'. • ■'' ;' •• v j ? SWEETHEART PRESIDENT QUEEN BARBARA DAVIDSON BARTIS PRUITT CORRINE LANGLEY Sponsored by DAVIDSON'S NURSERY Jt. A. MRS. JAMES WELCH SPONSOR Sponsored by REBA NELL'S BEAUTY SHOP Sponsored by BEEBE DRUG STORE PRES. LARRY DAVID V. PRES. ALICE WASHBURN S.-T. BARBARA DAVIDSON REPORTER BARTIS PRUITT SR. REP. BOBBY BELL SR. REP. LIZ WALTERS JR. REP. CORRINE LANGLEY 8th. JIMMY WISDOM SIDNEY WHITE ROSE HELDERMAN SO. REP. DAVID CARDIN 7th. LARRY FISHER ERMA LEE McKINNEY PAT OSBORN FRESH. REP. BILL HALL FRANKIE MERRETT 'H.ib'ia'uf, GluL MRS. WILES, SPONSOR BARBARA COLE NORMA BRECKENRIDGE NANCY SHELTON WILLIE ATKINSON DIXIE SIMPSON DON HENRY JANE HILL JACKIE WEATHERMAN JOAN PENROD PATSY EDWARDS BEVERLY KIMBRELL C. H. P. A. M. S. H. F. G. T. D. D. H. D. H. B. P. J. S. Glc U P n filtecif, While we were working in the Biology laboratory one day not too many month ago. we were experimenting with Atomic energy. Of course, like youth of today, we decided to manufacture an atomic bomb at our table. ThU bomb, however, was small but powerful. The next day we slipped out on the football field to set off our bomb. The test was successful, but I was injured from the explosion, i received a radiation bum which required an operation, of the left eye. When the bandage were removed a very surprUlng discovery was made. Byclosingmy right eye and looking only through the left one. I have the power to see into the future. I have consented to take just a short time here and tell the things I see my classmates doing. I can see that 10 years from now—1966 to be exact--many changes have taken place. Our sponsors. Mrs. Tomlinson and Mr. Cardin have changed very little. They are both still in B.H.S.. only slightly older. Their hair U rapidly graying because of worry—Mr. Cardin worries because both of hU boys are married and he has full responsibility of the dairy. Mr . Tomlinson worries over her son who has just entered first grade in Beebe Grammar School. She fears the teacher. NORMA BRECKEN'RIDGE, may mUtreat him as re- venge for her former school day here with Mrs. Tomlinson. ALICE and BOB’S is the favorite hang out for the high school kids. They have a Drive Inn near the school and are in competition with TOMMY'S place, originally known as Sim's Drive Inn. Of course, thu U friendly competition since both couples arc graduates of the ’56 senior class. However, lawyers BEVERLY K1MBRELL, re - presenting ALICE and BOB. and BOBBY BELL, representing BARBARA and TOMMY, have just settled the trouble, between the car hops at these places. The judge in the trial was L. P. GUNTER. We are not too surprised at thu trouble between the car hops, since JOYCE BRADBERRY and JANE SLOAN were envious of each other while in school. PATSY STEGALL has organized a professional basketball team. They arc LIZ WALTERS. PATSY SWINDLE, BETTY BRYLES, ANN MORTON, AND PATSY SORY. This group has moved Into the place fotmerly held by Hazel Walker’s group. They have Just returned from a world tour and their manager. DON HENRY, reports that •hey were very successful--all wins and not a single loss. PEGGIE VINES and BETTY PATROM have just opened a new business in McRae. Their business is helping the 'Love Lorn . They arc fully capable of giving this advice because of their vast experience. It seems bad for their business, however, that neither is married. Mrs. Gary Jones, better known as JOAN PENROD, is settled in the Public Library here in town. She does this in order to care for her small daughter and also to keep an eye on her water commissioner husband. JOE T. BELEW is now owner and operator of a Urge farm and the local auction sale bam. BILLY STEGALL and his wife, LUCRETIA DIXON, are in charge of the farm and dairy. DOUGLAS RILEY. n auctioneer, and JUDSON BOA ROMAN, a truck driver, help Joe in the auction bam. JERRY FITCH and BOYD THORNTON arc now in Detroit trying to talk themselves into something—and sure enough they did—the city jail. DOUGLAS BRUTON has just given his manager. JIMMY HILL, permission to sign a contract for him to pUy baseball with the CleveUnd Indians. You know how particuUr JIM and LELAND DAVIS have always been about their name. Well, now they have a used car business and only use people with the last names of Davis as salesmen. Lucky for DEWAYNE and GER- ALD dsat they are Davises too. PATSY EDWARDS is now employed at the Arkansas Gazette, using the experience she gained in the Beebe News office. This is a great lift to Caro 11 in helping to save money for the education of their four daughters. WILLIE JEAN ATKINSON is now high school librarian. Now she can talk over the desk to boys just as much at the likes. Mrs. Wiles isn’t there to object, since her retirement. MARTHA JANE HILL is now working for JAMES SWINDLE, owner of the Urgest Udies ready-to-wear shoppes in New York City. She is modeling the latest fashions in bathing suits for his New York customers. KATHERYN BLOUNT and DON CARPENTER have just divorced their first husband and wife and are eloping together to Mexico to start life anew. BOBBY CUMMINGS and LARRY COLE arc still in B. H. S. caring for the 7th and 8th grade girls. LARRY DAVID has been promoted to operator of the Radio Theater to help support ANN BAILEY, his wife, who U still working on a career as a singer for GLENN DODD’S weekly televaion show. The saying of -following in Father’s Footsteps’ has certainly come true for SAMMY FOWLER. He a now buz- zing around in ha jeep drumming up television repair business. BENNY HEFNER, still true to ha custom, a eating vitamins by the bottle trying to get Urge enough for pro- fessional football. RAYMON HILL and CLEVELAND HUTCHINS, still inseparable, arc now in Hollywood trying to get a leading part in pictures. JUANITA HERROD, a famous actress, a using her influence for them on her producer husband BILLY RYE. MARY SUE BENTON and SCOTTY JOHNSON are married and living a quiet peaceful life on their pig and chicken farm out near Floyd. Because of the similarity of their names. Gene Autrey has left ha ranch and estate out West to GENE BREWER. He has employed VENUS SMITH as top ranch hand because oi her vast experience with hones. CAROLYN FAYE OAKLEY a happily employed as telephone operator in New York City. Now she can keep up with all the gossip among the socUl elite. JUNE FULLER now employed by the, ’Eat ’em And Grow vitamin company of N. Y. She traveU as an example of how all these wonderful vitamins make people grow. At least the coaches in B. H. S. can keep all theli troubles in the family since hushand and wife, HORACE MANASCO and GAYLE MEREDITH, arc coaching both boys and girls teams respectively. SONNY HUFF,.after serving these ten years in the National Guard, has Anally gained those eleven pounds making him qualify for the army. He plans to make a career of the Service, since his third wife has deserted him. It looks at if BOBBY WALTERS may be forced to sell the Beebe Drug and go into some other business. His wife is jealous of the founuln girl . BARBARA COLE and MARY ANN MULLENS. SONNY PARISH has made good. He is now operator of the service station where he’s worked so long. MINNIE LEE FREE is one of the top singers at the Kce-Dipsy-Kce Doodle night club in VilonU. CHARLES SHAFFNER. Editor of the local paper, has just announced a new member tohlssuff. LORENE BURNS U coming to the tuff from London. England, where she has been the foreign correspondent for the New York Times. Both Charles and Lorcne received their journalistic training in B. H.S. Sorry to stop here but I have an appointment to discuss Mr. Erwin’s future. When the Superintendent says go —well we go--. So Long- IM ■ ‘ V :: V -i •iv.-sri ;. W mi Senia tyaathall Sc uad COACH: MR. SHORT jjnnia fyaatball Sc uadl COACH: MR. CARTER Sponsored by: SWEDEN CREME MR. CARTER (COACH) MR. MRS. C. BRECKENRIDGE W.L. KIMBRELL W.A. NIPPER MR. MRS. J. L. HARRISON MR. MRS. EDWIN FETCHER feo-oA-teM. FISHER BARBER SHOP R.A. BRADBERRY YOUNG'S PHARMACY BEEBE CLEANERS TOM BREWER PATSY SWINDLE ELEANOR KINLEY LIZ WALTERS erma McKinney PATSY EDWARDS KITTY JOHNSON MARY ANDERSON JOAN PENROD BETTY PETTIGREW JANE HILL Sponsored by HUBERT ROUSH fjtuiiosi fealketLall 'l am Mr. Short: Coach fco itesiA College Inn D-X Service Deese Motel Fannie White Frank Garrison Bel-Mar Motel Louise Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Owen Washburn Miss Margaret Ford Gliee'ilead.e.'il Judy Wood Ruth Vines Wanda Akin Frances Wilson Ann Robinette Teva Worthy SPONSORED by J. E. OWENS LUMBER CO. glua. wai We. the clast of 1 «. in the town of Beebe, the county of White, and the state of Arkansas, being in as good mental condition as usual, and In much better temper than usual, do hereby make this, our last will and testament, rendering void and of no avail any forme will or wills that may have been previously made by us during a period of temporary optimism We have no specific directions to leave concerning our funeral, but we hope you will come prepared to praise as well as bury us. forgetting the trifling faults that may have been ours and remembering only our manifold and remarkable virtues. And in this manner do we dispose of our possessions: We bequeath to the RJNIOR CLASS our most valuable properties, vl .. our self-satisfaction, our importance, and oca wisdom, all of which we possess In enormous quantities. We give to the SOPHOMORE CLASS our friendly advice on howto endure the JUNIORS at they become SENIORS next year To the FRESHMAN CLASS we leave a little book entitled. HOW TO TELL THE TEACHERS , a pamphlet compiled by us after four years of arduous study You will notice this book is not WHAT to tell the teachers but HOW. It conuIns specif- ic information as to which teachers can be bluffed, which arc easy and which are hard to please and those whom it is im- possible to please. It tells who your favorite authors must be to stand well with MISS FORD In English, which history teacher Is especially food of Napoleon, and what questions to ask MR. COULD, the science teacher, to make him forget the lesson and be interesting This Information Is Invaluable to any wishing to make high grades In the subjects mentioned To the SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADES we would leave PATIENCE, just remember that In a few years you too. will be upperclassmen. To the teachers we wish to leave our sincere thanks for their untiring efforts and training these past four years to better fit us for the world into which we go. Our «mailer brquetts we dispose of as follows: I. WILLIE JEAN ATKINSON, leave my position In Glee Club to ANN NELSON. I. ANN BAILEY, leave my quiet ways to LINDA CORBITT. 1. JOE T. 8ELEW, leave my huge collection of English books to ROBBIE WARREN. I. BOBBY BELL, leave my Journalistic ability to ROLAND RAMSEY. I. MARY SUE BENTON, leave to go to Rote Bud to Join HARLAN. I, KATHERYN BLOUNT, leave my ability to become engaged to JO WISDOM. 1. JUDSON BOA ROMAN, leave all my possessions (except AR8RA DELL) to dear old B. H. S. I, JOYCE BRADBERRY, leave my pleasant smile to DON RILEY. 1, NORMA BRECKENRIDGE, leave my place In the office to ANNA BELLE LILES. I. GENE BREWER, leave DIXIE SIMPSON to care for herself. I. DOUG BRUTON, leave my boxing title to DAVID CONWAY. 1. BETTY BRYLES, leave my quiet ladylike characteristics to CAROLYN SHELBY. 1. LORENE BURNS, will my knack of going steady, but not with BOBBY, to 1LA MAE SHORT. I. DON CARPENTER, leave my football ability to DICKIE NOBLE. • BARBARA COLE, leave my flirty ways to my sister. WANDA. We. LARRY COLE and BOBBY CUMMINGS, leave our job of baby sitting with Jr. High girls to HERMAN SMITH and JOE 8LAKEMORE. I. LARRY DAVID, leave my job at the theater to C. B. WHITE. We. BARBARA DAVIDSON and TOMMY FAITH, leave and take all osa possessions I. DEWAYNE DAVIS, leave my sense of humor to WILBUR STROUD. I. GERALD DAVIS, leave my excuse of fence fixing to DOC A8INGTON. We. JIMMY and LELAND DAVIS, leave our 'Brother title to OWEN and NEAL OLMSTEAD. I. LUCRETIA DIXON, leave, but I hope not alone I. GLENN DODD, leave but carry my guitar with me. I. PATSY EDWARDS, leave to keep house for CARROLL. I, JERRY FITCH, am still not sure that I will even leave. I. SAMMY FOWLER, leave to build houses in Texas 1, MINNIE FREE, leave my seat on the bus to JAMES PATROM. 1. WNE FULLER, leave my secret formula for growing ull to DELORES LANGFORD. 1. LESLIE GUNTER, leave MRS. WILES the peace and quietness of my abscoce I. BENNY HEFNER, leave my second year Algebra book to BILL DEVORE. 1. DON HENRY, leave my library work to COTTON PRICE. 1. JUANITA HERROD. leave my pleasant personality to ROSE SMITH 1. JIMMY HILL, leave but take PEGGIE with me. I. JANE HILL, leave my place at the piano to PHILIP DOYLE I. RAY MON HILL, leave If CLEVELAND HUTCHINS and BILLY KYE go with me. I. BOBBY HOLLEMAN. leave BOBBY NEAL to go with ALICE WASIBURN. 1. SONNY FRJFF. leave my vitamins to JOHN COX. I. SCOTTY JOHNSON, leave my position as football manager to DON MOORE. I •tv LT KIM ILL. leave toy office at President of F. H A. to rDw ana STRAY MORN. I. HORACE MANASCO. leave my position as half-back for the Badgers to RONNIE CAMPBELL. I. GAYLE MEREDITH, leave to enter Nurse's training. ANN MORTON, leave my beautiful complexion to NANCY SHELTON. I, MARY ANN MULLENS, leave as soon as possible I. CAROLYN OAKLEY, leave, depending on SHIRLEY to keep me Informed. 1, SONNY PARISH, leave In my car to join Uncle Sam .. BETTY PATROM. leave my reducing diet to ERMA LEE McKINNEY. I, JO A NN PENROD, leave to go to CARY. It DOUGLAS RILEY. leave my formula on skipping school to ROY DALE BRECKEMUDGE. I. CHARLES SHAFFNER. leave my many school offices (along with the telephone) to BARBARA BOSTIAN. I. IAN SLOAN, leave my smelling salts to TOMMY WELCH (In case he faints.) I. VENUS SMITH, leave my levls and boots to ELIZABETH SHEPPARD. I. PATSY SORY. leave my basketball suit to JUANEZ SMITH (hoping the wears It well). 1. BILLY STEGALL, just hope I leave. It PATSY STEGALL, leave my nickname of ‘STEGGIE to my sister MARY JO. We. PATSY and JAMES SWINDLE, leave our sister MELBA to carry on for us In B. H. S. I, BOYD THORNTON, leave with the wild geese to go back North. 1, BOB8Y WALTERS, leave PEGGIE with strict orders for everybody to leave her alone. I. ELIZABETH WALTERS. leave the title of Most Beautiful Girl to CORR1NE LANGLEY. 1. PEGGIE VINES, leave RUTH to drive to school alone. U CLEVELAND HUTCHINS, leave my hair style to JOHN BLAKEMORE. I. BILLY RYE. leave my ability to argue to ELEANOR KINLEY. It ALICE WASHBURN, leave my Job 8th period In the office to LINDA FISHER. Betides theie bequests.  e 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 cUa advisors. Mrs. Hayes Tomlinson and Mr. W. V. Cardin. In witness whereof we. the class of 195«. the restator, have set our hand and teal on this eleventh day of May In the year