Belleville High School - Rocket Yearbook (Belleville, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1948 volume:

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Y S1-nior Classrx Motto: Or 1 :T f'Q'I'Q Ha xt ijw ' Q ' I 5 'J 1 '.',' hi11Ga1-df-ma 5'-' , :V 'I jp , xg dK'A.'1',- TH SKY ROCKET STAFF 1947 1948 BFLLE' VILLP HIGH SCHOOL BFLLFVILLE ARKANSAS,- Fdltor As SOC1at6 Fdxtor s Semor Wxll, H1story etc Undergrads Athle-tlcs Humor Soczal Typlsts DQINIS Tay lor Nancy Apple Flnora Moudy Dor1s Jean Harms Anna Sue Payne Iv lldred Tramel The Typlng Class Assistant Fditor Bobby Moudy 571 'S' l SUPERINTFNDE' NT BARNARD D RYAN OUR KIND OF A MAN The kxnd of a man for you and me He faces the world unfhnchlngly And smlles as long as the wrong exlsts Wxth a knuckled faxth and forcehke hsts He hves the lxfe he IS preachmg of And loves where most IS the need of love And feehng st111 wxth a gr1ef half glad That the bad are as good as the good are bad He strxkes straxght out for the rlght and Is the klnd of a man for you and me James Whxtcomb Rxley 13' X L., -' E-.Exif it N s' a I OUR SCHOOL 'Z' OUR CAMPUS -nf AGRI BUILDING if ,N-' G IMNASIUM f x.i THE7 LUNCH ROOM 14- Aa ,-1 L.-W F'-H+ E 'Rr 631-11 ' -1 ,EW ffl' X' 'Y , x s ' U' Z- ' 1-K V' L !! ' 5 7 X L 5 N JW Q X 'WWfffw2Wew -T- Lf':Q ,QQ ghiwj- T' f 1 f, ., A ,, - A 6 fqfzf AFXQ 4 f?f?::?X-flj':F ,.-.'X XE' A K7 Qi'-QQ! J 4+ -I 75 X if Q ffjwq f47'xJ71ffX'Q5 A ..,' ff V K xx K x s X- JNL S'l1?X' 1 - zz, iQ'-sfgxi'3'f'ai:,fi .7 f 'I JI f f - f 7X 'X f x 1 ' ' 9 jf sis. -1 e--.A X 'luv' To Mrs Grace L Dyer our teacher and fr1end the annual staff wxshes to dedxcate th1s second ed1t1on of the Sky Rocket Mrs Dyer s pat1ence loyalty and keen understand mg of her puplls and fellow workers durmg the past two years has been an insp1rat1on and w1ll be a fond remembrance for all who knew her. X ULTY FAC ETXNC5' NNE ,,.-ff' O NOT Dsswu -V sep K 'uf JESSE HALL AGRICULTURE' ly v- 4-' kg: MRS LOICE LYON FIFTH 8: SIXTH GRADE 2 4' RUSH RHOADS MATHEMATICS SCIENCE 21:34 I0 VL A' I BARYNARD D RYAN SU PERINTFN DENT COACH Q1 MRS DOROTHY APPLE ENGLISH TYPILG -Q, in 'Q' 'Q CDL 4 27' ,. MRS GRACE L DYER HOME ECONOMICS SPANISH F9 sri MRS MODEINA PAYNE SECOND GRADF MRS MARY RUTH BUCKMAN THIFD 81 FOURTH GRADF' Va MRS BEATRICE PAYNE FIRST GRADE is TW'-v MRS DOROTHY DICKSON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL xf' FA QW Ty 6 WV 9 :Yi -- --Ex! 4 4 - W 4 K f 5 ii! f I-J' - QQ -J ' Us ,.' 5 ' . xxx -.. Q A t , A A Q W . 0' f ,Et ., 1, 1 X Y . 0 P V -s 1' I , ' Q 1- fl- I 4 ' '5 - - ' A K , 1 X' I . Q N w X 1 q . In Y I , 6 5 M s A I If I R: lx Q da, AA r'? L ,FX A NJN 1, A fp V .-Q. 1.,?5r'g .fp :kg .v. '.v' . , l IX' ,x ff:-5 1. , 7, S- M A-ff' . -4 al' YN.. -ff, -.ffxf-f-1 'X -4L.f:i-ui X wg Q 1 5 1 rv MR RYAN Class Sponsor .a- INANCY APPLE. Class President Basketball F H A Annual Staff 'uf' V W DORIS HARRIS Basketball Captaxn Annual Staff F H A , T-9 r i Basketball Captain Annual Staff - F. F. A. PAL LLINF CUIVEY Class Secretary H 6' Labnnvb .4 fl ANINA CALDWELL Student Council Class Vxce President F H A LFLA KNIGHT Class Reporter H f -3 BILL MADDEN DOYLF BRYANT Basketball F. F. A. F. F. A. DELVIS TAYLOR G R C I 4 'S 'Y Cv Co 0 1948 U, rf3ah :H 'rf .gf BOB MOUDY Student Councxl Basketball F F A fx FRANCES RHOADS Class Treasurer F H A 4 OCIE RUTLEDGE F. H. A. HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 48 Thxs history has a very modest purpose To revxew the past, to enjoy the present and prepare for the future Tlus hlstory of past events IS to be undertaken solely for the purpose of txcklmng the mental vanxty by re calling pleasant memorles to the mind of those dzgmfled Semors of 1948 Lxke our forefathers of the early seventeenth century they were dnven from the placxd shores of the Grades' to land in 1944 on the rugged but welcome Freshmen pemnsula of the Bellevxlle High School steps In th1s flrst year we see the early settlers sturdy pxoneers for the three years to come namely Development and Progress fSophomores and .Tumors and the modern perxod Senxorsj A large group of settlers set sa1l from The Grades in the Sprmg of 1944, solemnly but cheerfully slgnmg themr names to the Charter of Enroll ment The settlement was organlzed and estabhshed 1n Bellevxlle Hxgh School that fall under the leadershlp of Presxdent L. C Elhott who w1th untlrmg ef forts guxded lus co workers Through successwe stages of development ln the Sophomores through the Semor year many of our number fought for thexr place on the Honor Roll of Dorxs Jean Harms Nancy Apple Delvls Taylor and Bobby Moudy Other members of our class have gamed recogmtlon ln other act1v1t1es on the cam pus of Bellevmlle Hxgh School After four years of work 1n th1s settlement eleven of us have come to the end of the pathe of wxlderness and are now ready to leave for the clearmg a head of us These eleven are Dons Jean Harms, Anna Sue Caldwell Nancy Apple Ocle Lee Rutledge Pauhne Splvey Lela Kmght Frances Rhoads, Delvls Taylor B111 Madden Doyle Bryant and Bobby Moudy Durmg our four years we lost the following frxends, Vlola Rlchardson, Edxth Walls Wendell Stephens, Glydon Madden Johnny Howsley, Lulu May Barnette and Bonme Stacks It IS our profound hope that the sa1ls of Time and Earnest Effort wxll carry each of us towards the shores of Health Wealth and Happmess and anchor them m the Harbor of Success akxafawkwrxwksfrxsu-mxswkxxaktxxstxxsvvarxtxxxxwrx PROPHECY OF THE SENIOR CLASS We were afrald we would see Dons Jean Harris as a calendar xn later years as she had so many dates, but we belxeve she has decxded to settle down We see Bobby Moudy as Pres1dent of Plnlhps 66 O11 Company wnth Mzldred as Secretary For the latest 1n ha1r styles V1S1t the recently estabhshed Frances Rhoads Beauty Salon on Hollywood and Vlne n u o o 1 1 . . i : ' I 1 ' - Belleville High School. Our heroes from the Battle Courts of Basketball are I l 1 . . I . I Prophecy of the Senior Class of 48 Continued With that diamond flashing on the 3rd finger of the left hand we can see Pauline Spivey busy sweeping dusting and sewing on collar buttons We see Lela Knight a very attractive blonde in a New York office doing the work of a very efficient secretary We see B111 Madden in the place of Lester Gooch drawing the comic strip of Fearless Fosdick for the New York Herald and all daily papers Delvis Taylor will be a civil engineer He will build railroads over the earth and moon lay out airlines between the planets while he plays basket ball with the stars Doyle Bryant and his band have finally reached Broadway and guess who the star vocalist is She is no other than the great soprano Ocie Lee Rutledge ln the future years we see Anna Sue Caldwell a graduate nurse in a large hospital 1n Brooklyn Who knows she may be head of the hospital some day all the latest styles in women s wear we:wok:wo:xxx:xxvxskxarvwxavxarskvar-rwrxvx SENIOR CLASS WILL We the class of 48 of the Belleville High School County of Yell State of Arkansas United States of America having come through our four years in this dear old school having greedily and very willingly devoured all the fruits of knowledge witlun our reach in leaving do hereby bequest and bequeath the following To Mr Rhoads we leave all the gum we failed to chew and our love for sitting together To Mrs Apple we leave our excuses for being late to class and our hatred for homework To Mr Hall we leave a lesson on How not to Blush which we hope he will study regularly To Mrs Dyer the girls leave their recipe for making muffins with water and fudge when she 15 absent The boys leave her the bread remaining in the lunchroom To Mr Ryan we leave him all the love and respect that is due him and the thanks that he deserves for helping us through these last two years of hard work. To the Junior Class we leave our books, seats and senior dignity. To them we leave our ability of long arguments during class meetings. To the Sophomores we leave our favorite typewriters and ability of doing and thinking later. To the Freshmen we leave our great ability to skip classes. We leave with them the task of making good grades in business math. a 6 u D We see Nancy Apple in the days to come as one of the greatest designers of . . . . , ww -1? 695354 55 'Tas T ' 1 FLNORA MOL DY ll fi'- XO 'YS Q3 LOUISF V OORE ROY GILLI-'SPIE -1 11 .-9 LAVFRN DIXON BOBBY SHERRELL I - JO ANNF HOW SLEY 78 vs pg JOHN MAJORS 45 fxk Iii MABEL. BRYANT NOLAN BRYANT dx '47 I U X WANDA BARKER ANNA PAYNE' N'Rb DYFR J 6 4? RALPH DICKEY x N. lrmti at X MILDRFD TRAMEI.. 1: 'Q 'S' 1. 4- BFTTY YANCY I-'ARL PAT TON L.. 1 '? qu ...,- ROSE VALENTINE SOPHOMORE CLASS as x FAY BRYANT FAITHA RUTLEDGE' f ? BURLFNE OATES WK DERRIL WFEMS MARVIN CATLETT 3- 1, nh 4 BOBBY HAIRE '. 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' Q V b 1 7 f 3 xfy- - f ' - .. .y . y 1 A Q b - , : 1 Al' 1 BELLEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL QUFEN Paulxne Spxvey an attractwe semor of the class of 1948 was selected as Bellev1l1e queen to represent the Bellevxlle Hlgh School as queen at the Yell County Fa1r wh1ch was held at Danv111e on October 17 1947 We felt that Paulme was truly a queen of wh1ch we can be and charm was much envled by the large crowd Queen Pau11ne wore a beautmful dress of hght blue studded w1th gold Jeweled na1l heads and carrled a corsage of pxnk and whlte carnatxons interspersed Wlth baby breath, wluch was presented to her at the txme of her coronat1on by the Bellevllle I-hgh School proud as she presided with much ease and graciousness. Her beauty CALLNDAR OF F V1' NTS Septembc r 15 Hello teachers and everybody we all enroll 16 Today we wxshed we hadn t 17 Lower classmen began to get xn thexr places October Semor Ple Supper Bellev1lle Hxgh uchool Jumor P1e Supper Bellevzlle Hxgh School Sophomore Plc Supper Corxnth Freshman Pxe Supper Sprxng Creek County Falr School day and Crovnmng of Hxgh School Quef n F H A Candlelxght servmce and 1n1t1at1on Hobo day for the F H A gxrls Hallowe en Carnxval November F F A Par Roark the Mag1c1an cember Klnder the Magxcxan James Evans and Arkansas Mountameers Tex Lee F F A mxtzatxon January Bad weather and mld term examxnatxons 16 Penny Cxrcus fxrst and second grades February Basketball gxrls attended semor A A U tournament at Lmttle Rock Semor boys and g1rls attended dxstrxct basketball tournament at Greenwood Senlor boys and glrls attended county tournament at Havana Mar Radxo Broadcast at Russellvmlle by Speech Class We froze . Sun shone, w1nds blew, we thawed out. . Rocket Staff went xnto a huddle. . Rocket Staff scattered. 18. F. H. A. Party. 4. . . ' 4 . . f- . 5. . . ' . . . 6. ., ' . D 7. ' ' , ' . 17. ' , ' ' ' ' . 28. . . . ' . 31. ' ' . 6. Holiday, teachers go to Little Rock. 14. . . . ty. 19. ' ' . De . 15. ' ' ' . 16. ' . 17. . 18. . . . ' ' ' ' . 5. ' - ' ' . 10. ' ' . . . ' Zo. . . .4 . ze. ' ' . ch 11. ' ' . 12. . 13 ' - 15 ' 16 Calendar of Events fContinuedj March 19. Annual shaping up nicely. Zl. Spring is here, Marble playing and baseball. Z6. Hurrah! The Rocket went to press. Z7. Rocket Staff sick in bed. Z9 State F. H. A. Convention. April 8 .Tumor Play IO D1StY1CtF H A andF F May 14 Senior Play Z3 Baccalaureate Sermon Z8 Commencement Fxeruse meetmg Russellv1l1e HIGH SCHOOL. WHO S WHO Best Sport Most Popular Best All Around Best Athlete Most Likely to Succeed Best Personality Most Studious Wlttiest Best Looking Blggc St Baby Be st Physique Prettlest Hair Biggest Flirt Loudest Nancy Apple Pauline Spivey Wanda Apple Doris Harms Rose Valentine Faitha Rutledge Burlene Oates Mabel Bryant Fay Bryant Janell Yancy Anna Payne Rose Valentine Frances Fowler Wanda Barker lklkifvklklfikilbllkiflkiliflllk Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Apple Dyer Apple Dyer Did you ever catch your husband flirting? Yes what did you do about 1t'7 Why I mar led him of course Robert Dixon Earl Patton Jr Bobby Iv oudy John Majors Marvin Catlett Jimmy Patton Ralph Moore Doyle Bryant Jimmy Patton B111 Crownoxer Nolen Bryant Bobby Sherrell Earl Patton Jr Roy Gillespie - . ' ' . . . . . A. ' . ' . Y U ' I . , - - A Quietest Frances Rhoads Robert Dixon , . . --It ' 4 s Il --ti Vi --us v - . ,, . A --.. ,. . '.,, ROCKFT STAFF was 4' 5 -nga. Nl ,gn so -Q l- in-' ft to ugh! Bank 'inn 'Xnna I dxnn Plnora lx oudy Nancy Appl: Dorn Harms run! sux 1 xxx or 1 STLDE' INT COUNCIL 41 as .X UW -v..-any -. 14 It lu Rxght lydm Du lu x Ralph lx corn Bobby h oudy Ba tty Yang, M Ryan, Anna Caldvu ll rx arun Catlin Iwoh n Bryant I-axtha Ruth dgn STUDE NT COUNCIL The students and faculty of Bellmxillv. High School organized n studs nt council this year to be sponsored by our Supermtc ndent Barnard D Ryan The purpose s of this organization are 1 To promote the general welfare of the students Z To co ordinate between classes clubs and other organizations 3 To co ordlnate between students and teachers Two members were elected by each class to represent their class from the nxnth through the twelfth One student to serve one year and one to serxe for a two year term The freshmen however will elect two students each year one to serve one year and the other to serve two years The fxrst meeting was called by Mr Ryan November Z4 1947 for the purpose of organizing the Student Council of Belleville High School The officers for the Student Council for 1947 48 are President Betty Yancy Vice President Bobby Moudy Secretary Treasurer Anna Caldwell Sergeant at arms Nolen Bryant Assistant Sergeant at arms Lydla Dickey The functions of the president are to preside at all meetings of the council She has the power to call meetings of the council whenever it seems necessary The Vice President shall preside at all meetings when the president is two years. After the initial year only one student will be elected each year Student Councxl Contmued The Secretary Treasurer keeps the mxnutes of each meetxng and keeps report of the money Sergeant at arms or Assxstant Sergeant at arms escorts all students who are called before the Student Councxl The student councll has funct1oned qu1te nlcely so far tlus year Several xmportant problems have been worked out to the satlsfactlon of both faculty and student body They have glven much thought and tlme to deallng w1th all sxtuatlons that have corne up VN e feel w1th every year of experlence that they have an even better councll w1ll be had We are grateful for such a flne gov ern1ng body ln Bellevllle I-hgh School to help promote hlgh ldeals and greater harmony among students and faculty vkllilkfkikrkllfvifllflkllfvbfllflkltfllirlfllfllfliillr Semor s Lament To flmsh school seems wonderful To some lt brmgs great Joy But then lt makes an adult From just a g1rl or boy The days 1n school were glorlous Some hate to see them end They look wxth envy on the small Whose days just begm Each one has had to study hard To galn hls knowledge small Though they may have detested It They are thankful for xt all We have to leave our schoolmates, Some we ll never see agam To have to f1n1sh lugh school now To me lt seems a s1n You can always tell a Semor For he s so sedately gowned You can always tell a Freshman By the way he struts around You can always tell a Sophomore You can always tell a Iumor But you cannot tell h1m much Oh the meanness of a Junxor when he s mean, Oh the leanness of a semor when he s lean, But the meanness of the meanest And the leaness of the leanest Is not 1n lt, Wlth the greenness of a Fresh1e When he s green Mr Ryan left h1s class for a few mlnutes and on lus return found the stu dents doxng everytlung they will do on such occasxons Wrathfully he called them to order then asked, How does It happen that 1 never flnd you studymg when I come to the room? 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K '5 : 15.-Y ' , - 'ZH ' - W QA b U .4 -,, .,,n ,Ig fx FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The F I-I A IS a national orgamzation of the Un1ted States and her Territories F H A offers opportunities for the further development of pupil 1n1t1at1ve in planning and carrying out activities related to homemak ing About twenty five years ago there were various club organizations they were known by many names and functioned under different plans In a few years some of the states had developed an effective Home Economic organ ization under the leaderslup of home economics supervisory staffs in the state department of education The American Home Economics Association sponsored high school club organizations by providing for National affiliation through 1ts department of student clubs The officers of the local F I-I A Chapter for 1947 and 48 are as following President Secretary Treasurer Parhmentanan Club Mother Club Sponsor Club Flower Motto Betty Lou Yancy Rose Valentine Anna Payne Louise Moore Mrs Henry Childress Grace L Dyer Red Rose Toward New Horizons In Arkansas this year there IS a membership of more than 10 000 girls Belleville has above average of club membership to date we have 34 paid members This year much interest has been shown in club activities with almost 1001 attendance at our federation meeting in Russelville during October. Vice-President. . . . . . Mildred Tramel Future Homemakers of Amer1ca Cont1nued At thxs meetmg we were honored by having Betty Lou Yancy a local g1r1 elected as federatxon Second Vlce PreS1d8Ht The hxgh hght of the year IS our State Conventlon the fxrst slnce the war whlch 15 to be held 1n L1tt1e Rock April Z7 1948 More than 25 glrls expect to attend thls meet1ng wlth then' sponsor Lee Moore our capable bus drxver IS always on hand wlth a smlle take us on these trlps flt may be because we are so good looklng F F A The Bellev1lle chapter 1415 of Future Farmers of Amerzca was organxzed and chartered 1n 1934 and has a hlstory of 15 years of act1ve partlcxpatxon 1n F F A work The Motto of the orgamzatxon IS Earnlng to L1ve Chapter offzcer Preszdent V1ce Pres1dent Reporter Secretary Treasurer Sent1ne1 Advlsor S are Lwmg to serve Nolan Bryant Earl Patton Jr Doyle Bryant John F Majors Bobby Moudy Delvxs Taylor Jesse D Hall The F F' A members flnance their money for partxes trlps and other th1ngs from thelr p1g club and other VBTIOUS ways We now have 14 regls tered O I C plgs Part of the boys will enter the .Tudglng Contest held at Arkansas Tech. April 9th and 10th. ' . . . . to Learning to do. . . . . . . . Doing to Learn 1- '29 wg Qf 'Sf x ,J K if ii 39 X -Z I-O 1 if' 1 i -1: -p nf:-- 1-'lfd' :J-: ' l -- 1 11 1 I2 XJ-QV' 4-6 QF' -.....--i.. u I I I n n .' I -, 1 1 -- 1 41 - ' I I '-. :E T11 'L 'Q' . ., 1 ..,A ' .tif w- .f '-Hai , fl ' .H,,.,,,,.' , l Q.,-.x '+ 'J L I L' 'N 'gg JUNIOR BASKFTBALI.. TEAMS lawn M no :ii 'MQ X., Xi.,-, :mln s lu. it :NZ I 1 as CQ 'vc- i MIB, , !'3 2 ig, Front Row Stfpheni Patton Moudy BryantB Jean Oat:-s Holly Bark Row BrynntK Fowler Ryan Yuncy Moorc- wax s 4? as 'ir D11 al iii! UI-til ,, no i 'S 'I KVM Front Row Ryan Tubbs Half-H Dxrr-xt! F cum Back Row Half N Bryant Horn Cross Tramvl 'wr ' -V K. '- '1 '-A W A I' . 4 ' I a E Qffg' ,S 3, ft. ' L ' ' I , ' - Q WL ' x :lv -P 'U ' in ' . I ay 2- 6 :.: lv 6 il 15' , 'N 'X 2 ' . . . Q v p 1 , , Q 'A 5 , L x ' - 1 . I XJ H : C - I J . . 4 -. 1 4 , 4 . A ' . - 5 I - li' if.: . .. , f' ' 5' 'I 2-3. -'I' -R 4, ' -Q, w 'Mf- N . 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JAMES FAY BRYAN1' Guard Forward BI-.TTY LOL' Y.-XNK, Y Forwird I OUISF MOOIQ I- Forward I 'U 'ia' 5F'NIOR BASKFTBALL HOBBY SHI RIH- Guard 1 ii Q-1 nu- ian ii lfili I-1 U il H li ian s-ng' li ll 1.5- Cl BC 2 il ll lil in .gunn- and an-l lli vigil ll ll! silt stan! scuqlt Fill' 1171 C-mlgng iii 'ilk :C W I-vw, BILI MADDI- N Guard 11 11 annex 11 111 Iii! ill 1:51113 ilii fqiiii uiiii U1-nun 11-lb 111-1 131 111 li! 11:1 liillzsl isuusi Q13 tiir - IZQC 2'- 111 la 31 :A 711 . :L EEE' r.. '.: 152' 1'-'J , A ' Q Z - 7 v. U ' . I.. , f 1 .' 1 MARVIN CATLI-'T'I Guard IOHIN Ix1AJ URS Cuard DFI VIS T XYLOR Cancun Clnhr ROY IFS BOYS I f r,'d'a -,ge an 4 pl 1-1: :pg JG., aa' Ili' an anna --nd Cai CII- ...Q- 1-.T ..-I-an Ix R RYAN Coazh Guard F RRI IUXTTON I orvnard 1 1 ,fin 1 .v Q1 ,f 1 :f' 4 4,1-,-gf:-Lf nf' 11 1 4' as of ,417 if J, .- 1 es-: mi' 51. 1 ',-- 111 ' an '1-nail ...-.-' --::: :I J'-'F' 5:3 -an HE ' 121 - - 111 n JIMMY I' XTTON P oruard . S91 - , Q,-rff iff. rmL.'roN KNIGHT BOBBY MOUDY NOLAN BRYANT Guard Forward Forward SCHOOL SPORTS The boy s baseball team of Bellevllle I-hgh School was orgamzed ln March and played games wxth other schools of the county The glrls soft ball team was also orgamzed and these sports were carrxed on durmng the sprmg and summer months Horseshoes were enjoyed by all the grades The 8th grade by thelr lugh percentage In attendance won an excellent foot ball and basketball on March lst Other sports were ln the form of One and Over Jump the board spmnmg tops and flyxng kltes Unusual mterest was shown durlng the 1947 48 basketball season the school and community Our basketball teams have been our ma1n stay durmg the wrnter months and we surely were very proud of the boys and g1rls durxng the ball season Whenever the ROCKETS played they were a threat to the opposmg teams They were well coached and certa1n ly played the k1nd of basketball the fans clambered for We not only were ful sportsmanshxp d1splayed The defensxve as well as the offensxve playmg showed great sklll and much work on the part of both our boy s and gmrl s teams Wh1le we dxdn t wln the County Tournaments our teams certamly played w1th an almost professxonal touch, and won thexr way 1nto the hearts of fans who watched our teams battle for the honor and glory of Bellevllle H1gh School lkiklkllllrfkfklifilvkifiiffkllwklkikvlflkfk If a body see a body What I-hgh School Boys wash Flunkmng 1n a .ldxz agamst the1r wlshes If a body help a body are ears and necks Is It the teacher s biz? and dlnner dlshes :e::4::r:e:4::e::o::o::ewo:4f:e::o::r Wanda Apple ' What could be more sad than a man wxthout a country? Frances Rhoads A country w1thout a man . . - by proud of the marvelous team work and excellent playing, but of the wonder- I November 1 8th Junior Senior Senior Z 1 s Junior Senior Senior Boys Girls Boys Girls Girls Boys 25th Junior Boys Senior Girls Senior Boys December 2nd Junior Boys Senior Senior h Junior Senior h Junior Senior Senior Girls Boys Girls Girls Boys Girls Boys 2nd 12th Junior Girls Senior Girls Senior Boys 16th Junior Girls Senior Girls Senior Boys January Junior Senior Senior Junior Senior Senior h Junior Senior Girls Girls Boys Boys Girls Boys Girls Girls Senior Boys 15th Junior Boys Senior Boys 16th Junior Girls Senior Girls Senior Boys Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville 27 Casa Adona Casa Plainview Branch Danville Branch lvlagazine Danville Havana Car don Bott om Four che Valley Booneville 68 BASKETBALL GAMES ' 4 16 ' ' 18 21 ' 16 23 t . ' ' 19 10 ' ' 20 30 ' 17 20 ' 6 18 ' ' Z5 14 ' 17 20 ' 9 32 ' ' 16 3 ' 29 18 5t ' ' ' 7 16 ' ' 19 48 Senior Boys 17 43 gt . . ' 5 27 ' ' Z0 10 ' ' 22 12 ' ' 8 13 ' ' 19 . 30 ' 11 49 10 12 16 11 5 6 15 5 17 13 26 ll 6th 6 10 28 14 8 6 9t 12 12 19 13 31 12 18 16 21 Z0 17 9 13 10 Basketball fContinuedl January 19th Junior Girls Senior Girls Senior Boys 23rd Junior Boys Junior Girls 23rd Junior Girls Senior Girls Senior Boys February 3rd Junior Girls Senior Girls Senior Boys Znd Junior Boys Junior Girls 24th Junior Boys Junior Girls Senior Girls Senior Boys t Junior Girls Freshman Boys Senior Girls Senior Boys 15th Junior Boys Senior Girls 17th Junior Boys Senior Girls Senior Boys 23rd Junior Boys Senior Girls Senior Boys March 3rd Junior Boys Junior Girls 3rd Senior Boys Belleville Z5 26 9 Belleville 10 17 Belleville Z6 18 14 Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville Belleville 11 ?412l11912412Q1 791131135511 141214129111 Flfiifiifik Booneville 19 18 44 Havana 9 10 Ola 15 13 Z7 Havana Plainview O a Danville Magazine Adona Carclon Bottom Danville Havana ' ' Z 17 ' ' Z4 7 ' 14 27 ' IZ Z1 ' ' 13 6 ' 1 ' 9 17 ' ' Z 8 ' ' 13 11 ' 19 32 6 h ' ' ' ' 9 6 14 13 ' ' Z9 17 ' 33 12 ' 5 Z0 ' ' Z3 16 Senior Boys ZZ 17 ' 5 18 ' ' Z2 17 ' 15 36 ' Z1 17 ' ' Z4 17 ' Z1 12 ' 9 23 ' ' 20 19 ' 17 Actors Aunt T1111e Trask Pamela Marsh Mervm Tucker Ronald Rowland BFLLFVIL1 F SFNIOR CLASS 1947 and 1948 presents AUNT TILI IF GOFS TO TOVKN by NK11bur Braun Wednesday Iwxght May 5 1948 Sponsored by Barnard D Ryan An eccentr1c malden lady Aunt 'I'11l1e s favorxte nxece Pamela s fxance Merv1n s pal Mrs T1111e Tucker Merv1n s aunt Dr Hatt1e Blng A strong and eff1c1ent chlropractor The St n1or Class composed of Dorls Jean Harrls Nancy Aople Ocxe Lee Rutledge Paulxne Spxvey Anna Sue Caldwell Frances Rhoades Lela Kmght Bobby Moudy Doyle Bryant B111 Madden and Delvls Taylor are all to partlclpate 1n the play OF Luther Lorrimer Ronald's wealthy employer IUINIOR PLAY THF' lf LLB VILLE JUINIOR CL ASS 1947 and 1948 pre sc nts TV O LIP TIIN F by Frances March Thursday Nlght Apr1l8 1948 Sponsored by Grace L Dyer CAST Helen Henry Glrl vuth charrnxng personality Llsle Young Motherly woman beglnnlng to gray Fdna Reynolds Sophxstxrated ty pe Ruth Oofty Reynolds Full of pep and hotcha Cy Rey nolds Handsome type Bxg Ben Reynolds Leader of men Cy Young Small Wlth flery dxsposxtlon Stanley Gray Retlrxng young man Jack Wilson fShoulders women rs st then' heads n Nosey Googms Republxcan Gazettc Reporter Toots Manson Democrat Bugle Reporter ACT I A nxght ln Early Summer ACT II The followxng mormng AC' Ill lmmedxately followxng Act Betty Lou Yancy Jo Anne Howsley N 11dred Tramel Louise Moore Bobby She rrell Roy Hllli Gxllespu John lv ajors T olan Bryant Farl Patton Ralph Dmckey Flnora Iv oudy A B 1 ,I . , S ' , ,. f., of ' ..... C ' ' ' 1 ' 1 f 1 ..... f ' , ' ' 1 1 9 ' , ' ..... 1 ' ' Y 1 . 1' -- H . . ,.... 1 H 1 - . Doris Middleton ..... QFascinating beauty1 Anna Payne ' ..... 1 1 ' - . ..... c 1 H- 'Q ' ' .' ..... Q ' ' 1 J ' ..... ' , ,' o 1 L, .1 ' ..... C ' - , 1 ' ,,. 1 . . A H I'-IALLOVN F FN CARNIVAL Each year the Jumor I-lxgh School and Prlmary grades have a hallowe en carmval to raxse money for much needed supp11es for thexr classrooms The students and teachers put forth a great deal of ef fort and hard work to make the carnxval a success An unusual large amount of money was ra1sed thxs year wh1ch was d1v1ded among those part1c1pat1ng 1n the carmval Our school carnmval compared very favorably w1th the s1de show of many com mercxal carnxvals The Spook house caused many a shlver and screams among those that had the nerve and courage to v1s1t lt The doll rack was well patronxzed because lt was the one opportumty for the student to knock down thexr teachers The teachers stood up pretty well under the ordeal Q For those that were lnterested 1n knowxng what the futura would hold for them lxned up to V1S1t the famous fortune teller that had been secured for thls occasmon The f1sh1ng pond penny p1tch1ng and bmgo provxded many przzes for others For those that were hungry the hamburgers and cold drlnks that they bought were fxt for a kmng For the others that part1c1pated xn the cake walk were pleased when they drew the lucky number for the many del1c1ous cakes that had been donated The I-hghhght of the Carmval was when lv r Ryan crowned Glen Buckman and Rosemary Patton k1ng and queen of the Carnnal to re1gn un txl next year vu U ' 1 . . . , - . 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A o ., I ' I U . . . . . , , ln . .Y . n SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS W 4 are very proud indeed of the many improvements that have been made not only in Belleville High School but in Belleville Grade School as well One of the most outstanding improvements which affects all the students is the fact that our school rating has come up from a C to a high B in the estimation of our state department This was made possible by the teachers doing additional col lege work increasing the number of library books and having a nine months term of school The much needed rest rooms for boys and girls were added to our school plant this past fall a new commercial department with new typewriters was also added In addition to the many courses that have been previously offered in our school typing foreign language and speech have been added for a better rounded high school Curriculum being used almost daily with noticeable improvement in class work on the part of the pupils Many tools and shop items for use of the Agriculture boys and the veterans program was purchased from the surplus commodities this year VX e are indeed proud of the new lunch room equipment the electric stove and refrzg erator that is in daily use in our lunch room Our grade school has made many improvements and has also made much progress this year Many easy reading books and supplementary books have been added to their library shelves Number work material such as peg boards and building blocks are a few ofthe many aids our teachers are using Growing plants curtains and bulletin boards have been added for room improvements Sand tables and benches are being used 1n the play centers of the lower grades Art work and group singing are being stressed for the first time in several years and greater interest has been developed because of these projects 1 ' - 3 9 I , . f . . ' . . , . ' Ol U9 ' It ll ' I 1 n . . . - ' . . . , . . I . I S . . . D . I ' The slide projector and screen which was purchased for visual education is I , - 0 I 1 ' 'n , . U . . I . , . V . ' School Improvements Contmued There are so many xtems that have been added to our school th1s year such as clocks bells and 1mproved athletmc equxpment that lt as 1mposs1ble to mentmon xt all I-lowex er we are very much pleased wxth all the xmprovements made th1s year and are qu1te certaxn even more wxll be made the comxng year All of tlus has been made possible through the co operatlon of students faculty patrons school board and others who are mterested 1n seemg Bellevxlle Hxgh School progress an 4-ae-fe--owe:ao:sefxwwewr:venomous-we-o-wrvxxvxararvwrarsr SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM The Bellev1lle School lunch room has been m operatxon for four years Mrs Lxllme Stafford and Mrs Marxe Askew are employed to prepare the meals The students and faculty feel that a very effxcrent Job has been done by Mrs Askew and Mrs Stafford You can tell that the meals are certaxnly enjoyed by the way the students partlczpate 1n the program The staff as asslsted 1n plannmg and buymg by Mrs Dyer of the Home Eco nomxcs department An average of l00 students are served daxly We feel that w have made many necessary mmprovements xnasmuch as we have purchased a new wh1ch wxll zmprove the efflclency of the lunch program and make It a more attrac txve place rn wluch to serve next year 4wrae-M-anau-an-4:anwuaourxwrur-rauxin--Hamm-rarawursxx Nolan I don t tlunk Mrs Apple knew the lesson today If she d1d why dui she ask me so many questxons about xt? Mrs Modena Payne saw Frances Moudy makxng mud pies she exclaxmed You are pretty dlrty, aren t you? Yes was the reply But I rn prett1er when I rn clean Dear Edxtor Why do girls shut thexr eyes when you kxss them? Eldxtor If you will send us your photograph Donald Cross we may be able to tell you Glen Buckman Mother I wxsh you d do my arithmetxc Mother No, son it wouldn t be right Glen Well, you could try, couldn t you? C ' 7 . -of-.2 -1 ' . ' . e electric stove and refrigerator. We are anticipating the sealing of the lunch room ' ' Ol IIMY: Vi ' ' ll ' l 95 ss su nl 1 ' 9 95 an ' , ' ' ii il .ni-Las Q33 H4 42, 49- 27 K 4 fx 55,-,Q fn Q XX fx A Q gm, L KING AND QUEEN OF CARNIVAL ll,-f' Jig. l x Rf WI rw' W vii! JT 'X' .mtl .oi F: 'yn Jin Q 4,14 iif THE PFNNY CIRCUS mliw 4-f-15' 1,2 . . , ff:QE-.,: 'vii-fini'-4 ',.f-.fi , A U ,wh .1 7, ' QM -. -fig-:':g2',e. 4 A ,Q 'Y 'pr , Z AQ -'-i555 -1 f' , .A.i. 1' 1 v- ,. 1, 3'xN w --' tlb ,WV K I - 'I N, . ,W In 'A 1 V , -up... J J? V- I x 1. 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Burlene No that s wrong Nolen I-Ianged 1fI see why Burlene You should say, may I Ehse Frances has a lugh color th1s mormng Wanda Walker Yes It cost SZ 00 a box Anna Payne Dxd you tell Betty Lou I was a fool? Lomse No I thought she knew It Mlldred Really I don t know how many txmes he knssed me Elnora What Wxth the thmg gomg on rxght under your nose? Ralph Moore Say barber how long w11l I have to walt for a shave? Mr Ryan What was the secret treaty between France and Spam? Ralph Dxckey I can t tell a secret Mrs Dyer Are you first xn anytlnng m school Doyle? Doyle Yes, fxr st out of class when the bell rxngs Betty Bryant What makes you so small? Delvis Taylor My mother fed me on condensed mxlk Mr Rhoades And now we get X equals O Bally Brown Gee all that work for notlung Old Boy What s become of the old fashxoned gxrl who used to say Ask father ? New Guy She now has a daughter who says Gxve it more gas George the old man is gaining on us Roses are red What s all your hurry Kenneth? Vxolets are blue, Donald Horn s overcome wxth gas So are students Going for a doctor ? When tests are due No more gas In she came, The joke edltor dxgs and toxls Down she sot T111 her fxnger ups are sore Looked at the question Then some poor fxsh IS sure to say And up she got I ve heard that joke before Mrs Jean ' But Clynell, why didn t you tell the young man to stop kxssmg you? Clynell ' Why mother, you know you taught me never to interrupt anyone --tl ' I' . --Ol ' Il --ll ' UI ' ' --ll I ' II , . --ll IQ I --ll ' Il C-ll I O' I I --ll ' Il . --ll I9 ' --Il ' ' ' 'I --ll ' Il , . . --ll ' II ' --ll ' ll , . ' --ll I ' ' If . . S-ll I ' ' ' ' 'I . --ll ' ' If I I ' Barberfstroking his chin,-- About two years, sonny. --il ' II ' --il I Ol . --,, . . . . ,, 9 I --ll ' ' 'I --ll IO --.I U if --Cl ll . . ' --ll ' II . . --u 0 ' ' 4 I . --Cl ll ' ' I I II . ll I OI I 9 ' ' , ll 0 - so Q5 ' If ll II O I ' ' . . . . . . , ll I ' 'I . . I , , . . . I I . , u Mr Hall and a group of Agriculture boys attended Sunday School together a few Sundays ago The Sunday School teacher was trying to impress upon them the hand of God in Nature Delvxs she asked what causes vegetables to grow? God does xt replied Delvis, but fertzlxzer helps some Mr Rhoads was vxsztmg the Home Economic class the other day They served Chxcken Pne He remarked that he couldn t find a pxece of chicken in It Joanne spoke up and saxd We are just bemg consxstent we often txmes serve cottage cheese and I have yet to fxnd a sxngle cottage In at Wanda It s all over the school Lela What xs? Wanda The roof my dear the roof Bill Crownover Do you serve lobsters here? Mrs Askew We serve everybody sxt right down John Majors No gxrl ever made a fool out of me Doris Harms Who dld then? Mr Rhoads Kenneth what IS a cubxc yard? Kenneth after prolonged thought I m not sure but I thxnk It s a little yard the Cuban cluldren play xn Roy Gxllesple I ve never kzssed a gxrl before Nancy Apple You have come to the wrong place I m not running a preparatory school Mrs Dxckson How many sets of teeth does a person have? Red Hale Three Mrs Dzckson Three? Name them Red Hale Temporary permanent and false John to Mr Hale helping hxm w1th home work If It takes thas long on 9th grade stuff, what ll I do next year ? ' Anna Sue Are you the game warden? Game Warden Yes Ma am Anna Sue Well I am so thankful I have the rmght person at last Would you mxnd suggesting some games suxtable for an F F A and F H S party? Fantha Mae to Mrs Apple You saw me see It but you axn t seen me saw The Sunday school teacher had just concluded a revxew of the days lesson And now glrls, she xnf .ured who can tell me what we must do before we can expect forgiveness of sxn? There was a pause, but fxnally Dorxs spoke up Well she mused fxrst we ve got to sm Mother shouted at Rose who had just smashed a lamp That settles xt You re goxng to be an only chxld fAnd she xs Q Blessed are they that sat on a tack for they shall surely rxse Submxtted by Margaret Ann Moudy WALSWORTH s Q Q It ' I1 gg gg Y I I6 ' II ' Ol ' ' II I Q . . - I a . . ' . . I a . ,. . . . . I I . - . . ., I Q It I ll -- 0 ll ' ll -- --It II I I 0 ' --ll ll ll ' ' II o p I ' ll ' II -- . ' ' ll ' ll -- Ol ' ' ll . -- ' K ,es I ' - I - l ' ' II n ' ' --In I - - II n --Il 3 I UO 4 ' ll UU . -- ll If -- . ' ll II c Q --ll li I I U . . . 4, . . O I I I In II -- 5 --II I ID I I ll ' I -- . 0 . . - ,, a Q 0 4 0 n ' ll ' ' I - ll o p lt. ' ' It Q ' II - , - u . U ' ' Ol I ' It ll AI ' I I I I ' li o ' ll ' O U p Q . Q 1 I I . . Q . a Lnhngnphsa I hand by UALBUORTH BIUTHEM ur:olLns.lo,. .B. . 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