Benton High School - Panther Yearbook (Benton, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1957 volume:

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A AA- ! 1 xx T, :ff M 1 'I ,U , W' f f Q lf 5 NJ ky., xg' -1 '7 contents messages staff foreword ,a 744: people ffuaad 70 organizations classes s administration advertising 74e Wana .iiw-s. x Xue To: Annual Staff and Sponsor. 1956-57 On behalf of school administration. we would like to express our sincere apprecia- tion for the co-operation and service you have given our school this year in publishing 'The Panther . We realize the job is not easy. but in spite of that it is very important. lt is our hope that the whole student bodv will come to realize the importance of a school annual and. in doing so. cooperate more fully with our annual staff. I think we all agree that there are several reasons for publication of an annual. Among these are - 1. Teaches co-operation among student body and faculty. 2. Advertises the school to the public. 3. Gives historical record of happenings in school for one year. 4. Has emotional appeal. Each student has a specific record of what he did while in school. 5. Gives a record of friends to refer to in later years. 6. Contributes to unity and 'gspiritv of our school. As the years come and go we hope each of you will come to love our school and annual more. Sincerely. ff mlfwt, ' Kenneth O. Cook Howard Perrin Principal Superintendent goadataff ide . . . Long before the bavk to school hell rang . . . before our story for this book ever began . . . the nienibers of your annual staff began Work . . . planning. getting ready, dreaming up ideas to help make this book the best they could possibly con- ceive. Hundreds of hours of hard work at cluttered desks . . . taking thousands of pictures . . . planning layouts . . . splicing photographs . . . phone calls . . . meeting deadlines . . . it was all part of the job. Five days a week, plus many weekends . . . the walls of our Annual room rang with the shouts, laughter, and tears of many harassed and often frustrated staff members. . . . Co-Editors Neil lleachem and Norman Casey and faculty advisor Mrs. llay Steele were the main cogs that kept our yearbook machine moving. Busi- ness manager Ann Jones kept the books, and ably assisted Nancy Stirmon with the Administration section . . . PANTHER STAFF POSED eczcqgoanytdfzaaiaadqeaa . . . The Herculean task of photographing the stu- dents, teachers. and all the many items in our hook was handled hy the Class Editors: Charlotte Sewell. Alma Dooley. Lynn Euhanks. Sherry Springer, Sharon Jennings. Margaret l.ittle. and Cordon Spivey . . . Way hack in the summer, our advertis- ing section of Joyce White. Joyce Nelson, and Stephen O'Kelley did a miraculous joh of raising the much-needed money for making our hook the size that it is. Pud Floyd and Jean Holland shoul- dered the job of editing our organization section, while Jeanie Vlfright and Patsy Hester did a wou- derful joh in the feature department. Henry Brum- mett and Tom Brown filled the hill for our all- important Sports section. . . . So it's with a great deal of pride and satisfac- tion, that we present to you this key to wonderful memories at Benton Senior High School . . . Here it is . . . YOUR 1957 PANTHER ANNUAL . . . '57 PAlNTIII'R STAN- AF WORR FOREWCRD . . . THIS IS THE STORY IN WORDS AND PICTURES OF THE SGHOOI, YEAR I956-57. I'I S THE STORY OF HOW YOU. THE STUDENTS ATTENDING RENTON SENIOR HIGH SGHOOI. DURING THAT YEAR. LIVED. WORKED, AND PLAYED TIlROlIGHOU'I' ONE OF THOSE HEGTIG, YET WONDERFUL EXPERIENCES OF LIFE. KNOWN AS A YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOI ,... . . . WE OF THE '57 PANTHER S'l'AFF HAVE TRIED0 TO RECORD THIS STORY AS IT HAPPENEDWIN ITS ENTIRETY-WE SINGER EI,Y HOPE YOU WII.l, FIND MANY HOURS OF ENJOYMENT AND IlAl'I'Y MEMORIES WHEN YOU REVIEW THESE PAGES IN TIIE FIJTURE. And now! - The world famous flaring Pintosf' Wekaffwdtda , SEPTEMBER . . . new faces . . . meet and greet our old friends . . . new classes, sulrjeots, teachers . . . the honorary Class of '57 came into being . . . Senior Rings . . . first assexnlmly . . . latest craze, El,VlS,, . . . clubs formed and laid plans for the coming year . . lost and bewildered sophs lillllvll aY , Xe we .lust another lost Sophomore 0? S0198 pe anewyewzckzdeze. . . . first pep rally . . . Panthers win over Smackover . . . after the game parties . . . bermuda shorts and knee socks . . . rush here. rush there . . . activities. and more activities, hut it was wonderful and so went SEPTEMBER. 1' . 55, 10 H653 I i In j Whprf' you going? V 9 ZEX if xv Cf aff ' Ns! bein 45-A,-ef' We made 400 place cards. and it didn't affect us , . , affect us . . . affect us . . . affect us . . Kmg and Queen 1980 746 chgaae, OCTOBER . . . the Panthers were seventh in the state latings for a while Jour nahsm Club puhllshes flrst paper 6V6lyOHC got then club P1115 more pep 1all1es and v1cto1y partles ueen Pud lelgned at homecomlng, the ram ous EXOYI S Iss de' fade ocCa5x0n com The nlght before CHRISTMAS 9 9 7 we we Qddltg' f 564' ' 41415 ' rained also . . . 6 weeks grades Came out . . . CVGIYOIIG' worked on parade floats . . . Ann Jones got D..-LR .... football stars got hun . . . soplioniores took aptitude tests . . . school was in full swing with the ending of OCTOBER. 19 f g? Tell 1701, ab ef N + ,mm Ou ' A'Js,K 1 'i2Q -'. fir, J A W. ,, E33 'si eanlgf! ' . . , , LITTLE but LOUD . y Th yll ZGJCUCZK4-66 NOVEMBER Football season ended wlth 7 4 record Dxstrlct Champs lVl1ke Clayton makes All State Steve 0 Kelly Dorls Hunsaker and Donna New som won flrst Outstandlng Student awards Thanksglvlng program by Speech Club Y Teen Varlety Show Basketb l season started F a l HA Fashlon Show tt may Z we C0199 ' ' ' Look out, lonesbow' here 1 axle? f f . . . Beat Jonesboro Wvcek . . . Surprise birthday parties . . . Sheridan jinxed us again in basketball . . . and a short but much needed rest came with the Thanks- giving Holidays . . . autumn was here and away went NOVEMBER. 19 i 510 ff L X 1.11111-1, ,lm I . A 0965- 4 Y om' w Wa ue - umri New ,LM bk -,,?f , RnnX3n?' Q, aff 1 Mis: Hippopotamus 1957 . . . and her court 4 it 1 4 r 57i,,e1'- The good old days . . . Dhlllfllllllili . . . happy holi-daze . . . out with the old, in with the new . . . halls ring with festive spirit . . . teachers couldn't keep any- one quiet or studying - . . 16 glorious days of fl'0f'llUIlI . . . All the Alums home with their a mulous tales uhout college . . . Senior Ban- et. ull that food Y f l . . . formal dances mtumiu .Qu-qu' Q. W H X i 'X . I Look at llle. bn die YOu idiot' ' ' , r 3 www. , Cl xahxff rm down' . . . Saint Nick was just too good to all of us . . . New Year's Eve . . . wonderful parties galore . . . Hendrix Band Concert . . . Y-Teen Christmas Program . . . Burnett, Kelly and Musteen win outstanding students . . . Home- room parties on the last day before vacation . . . DECEMBER was definitely the niostf' 1956 1+ .4 W V . enus de Milo. 970 76 7 die, ,d. -'latghebxr 3' thifyizf EIRDIE-l W0 danced all 'ight i have C066 Wewmeuadqwgo JANUARY . . . Happy New Year . . . new reso- lutions, soon broken . . . religious assemblies take the place of pep rallies . . . basketball season was in full swing . . . Second Semester Henderson College . . . Junior Magazine Sale begins . . . OH! those tests ! l ! . . . The An- nual Football Banquet was enjoyed as always . . . Scholarship test for some seniors . . . No, we ain't got the money for the mortgage on the cow, A typical d3Y . cf ' ' ' Ggmg on Gone GONE t Y twice Basketball tournaments at Malvern, and began . , . The Honorable Class of '58 chose their senior rings . . . '57 Senior Class got their invitations and ordered their caps and gowns . . . the usual confusion of switching some classes . . . we finally settled down, but January was gone. l A--P 'fur' x MSE 3 in lhe lab . . - No w don? get excited 0 H . Cm eve 'Y crowd ecowd Kegan, -J' X, gm. I FEBRUARY . . . with the big semester tests behind us, the activities spin faster and faster as we add even more to our already crowded days . . . the basketball team Con- tinuerl to roll up more victories . . . the Junior magazine sale was going full blast . . . latin Club slave auction . . . Speech Club assembly was a real dandy . . . Band prcsentotl its seeonfl Concert . . . Jeanie ' W'rigbt wins Future Homemaker of Tomor- row Award . . . Phyllis Rickardg You think Macln-th had troubles Y I I W I GOT TWELVE Great Jumpin Gee Hos-i-fats, where are those frazzlin hoys??'? . . . cuuaqwego.. Burnett, and Jeanie Wright reached the finals in National Merit Scholarship com- petition . . . the Journalism Club presented its talent show . . . our religious assemblies continued to be very inspiring . . . Valen- tine Day was enjoyed by all and it wasnlt long before FEBRUARY was gone into history . . . ACES, AND NINE CLUBS V I We're just pickin' and singing T955 iq aa ARCH . . . Spring was beginning to show its signs around B. H. S., everyone had spring fever, especially when it came to studying . . . the very enjoyable series of Southern School Assemblies began . . . remember that wonderful Student Council Banquet??'? . . . the Latin Club wasn't to be outdone though, everyone had a grand time at their annual festivities . . . St. Patrickls Day brought the usual flow of green . . . the Student Council l , ,, completed its project of reconstructing our track . . . The Band served as hosts for the annual band clinic, did you ever see so many different kinds of uniforms? . . . the track team was proving to be a strong contender . . . Student Council elections . . . it all passed with a swirl, and March was gone like the rest . . . .ffp XX .Mem Wg'vEZ?iJf17q3EZgkri:Jards.n those FRA Az 18 f HS! he tn nFut .c-d, -'Urs- ure Baby King ers . 0 fl . Q of American lt QI Z M09 APRIL . . . our first real yacation since Christ- mas came with A.E.A. teachers' meetings . . . the Senior Play was one of the bf-st in years . . . next year,s Student Council Officers made their big trip to the convention . . . Good Old six weeks tests and report cards again . . . we got out another day for Good Friday . . . Easter was wonderful, and gave us a chance to show off our new spring 'adudsl' . . . April hrought with it the old feeling that summer was getting nearer and nearer, everyone felt it, we all started getting excited almout that last GBIC month . . . especially the seniors. This next month would he their greatest in Latest fad . . . PLASTER PARIS SOCKS and GLOVES xg , LOOK OUT! I ! there goes Smith to the Cafeteria again I H l One of our fanatical American History Students got loose again . . . high school . . . many of them thought they would just die if April didift pass . . . it did though. and to see their dream mouth . . . just turn the page and take a peek . . . 19571 5 I0 I N-4 Q E HWIC v . A 5 , right up fm the YOU-:ed ast minute , ' 3 --T PW 3 N ,ff ggi 'D Did you hear about Mary??? ieevwlabzecaaewz, MAY . . . Yes! it finally came . . . bringing with it some of the fondest memories we will ever have . . . especially for those hundred or so seniors . . . this was it, their last month at Benton High School . . . hectic and fast mov- ing as it was, we wouldnlt have traded it for anything . . . first came elections for next yearls Senior and Junior class officers, then the Cheerleaders . . . the lieantiful Spring Senior Banquet . . . those hectic picnics for all the classes . . . and finally the last won- derfully Inixed-up week . . . Semester Tests for everyone-but Seniors . . . Class Night W D Ou ave - g BISCUIIZITSNSZI won I cbofarsgc 35000 Ip I Our Hfime away . . . the inspiring Baccalaureate Sermon . . . and finally that wonderful last night . . . GRADUATION . . . The Senior Class of '57 was out for the last time, the rest of us for three glorious months of summer vacation . . . another year had come and gone, silently leav- ing its story . . . it was a story that should be quite near to every one of us, because we lived it . . . it was 1957 at BENTON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL . . . 'Y7 25,- ,LAX c ,Y from Home We've had our fun, now turn, Jrs. and Sophs. . . 4. x ' S Sam! Nl! JST BEA UTIFUL Lynn Eulmnks HRUNNER-UP', Linda Hopkins MRUNNER-UP', Marilyn Robinson A-x IT-Q 'RUN N ER-UP James Hudson RUN N ER-UP Bob Tarver Q if 3 - -'ww-.. W, HH 43: 92-1, 1- Aw y .Ny .M J. ff ,. 1 I 'O 3 f ,Msg 5 1 rf Sw U. hb.g, s QM 5 -s kilns .A LL ......... - tg, 4 ,gk 5 WI Q 5 Rv YI' . '5-,,,. f 2 N, J. QM Hb IAfSS FXX4HH' UunnJfnJdwu IHIII B1'1vXN'Il .5 1 'I I 6 1 I A! 322 1 1 ig Jaw, 3' 162 ' 'M-f 532 J SOPHONIURE CLASS FAX ORITES Sharon Jennings Knnneth Upchurch HHOMECOMING ROYALTY G. G A Q3 V! ' . Z 4' Jwz my 4595 ff! , S xx 'xt QS QQ' QA GSS' , dz, zo, df Q9 -I-Fw' is-ff' J 'f Q, X4 QQ' ,, ii. 90 5 Ag, 4 -.2-Y ' 'JN ' ,Q V 'I 2. sig pf N- Y cl fl m' k 'wr for i .-y lr 1 xif 4 fy X 7 33 4 !1' ,iI'5'1N I . 4' f ma -' 'J 4 Kg x my -TA' I, J. ,X l 4 i? . fi ,f f' if A VJ' V ,. v ' , Nff' ri K5 FH H Fi K MOST TALENTED Mary Lois Vl'alls Kelley Chandler FRIENDLIEST GIRL Jean Holland WITTIEST Charlotte Green Bill McMahan 4 N467 Soczal Sludzes Phyllls Rlckard Ann JOHCS 1 E nglzsh Jeanle Wrlght Commerczal S Bennle Sandra Magness Hutchlngson Mathemaizcs Robert Burnett Sczence Bllly Ray Hardln ffaaacrlsish Home E conomws O f ' i .,, A .AW ,Av, N ff' Q 1 . . D . I N G . er- y S f A ' T i U D i E . 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' , ,I -5 45' 41' yi STUDENT COUNCIL Wllh8lmln8 Peggy Breltwexser Ballard Pau Marllyn Shepherd Robmson Tom Rose Brown Watkins Pa Lmda Phlllxps H0Pk1U5 Vzce Preszdent CHARLES Tb LL Secretary Treasurer Verla Chenault Elton Cox Phyllis Moon Ann Jones Larry Wlutely 'U .J Hank Jennmgs Nancy Stlrmon 'AES' C77 l ap- Bobby Lewis Larry .lame Judy Flsher Kelley Turner Y if , Wu, . L an if ' x J- 5 fir r . 4 tg nl' 4 1 , v . 7 A .,.., -'fl A, Q I ' -L tal 5.4.55 ' l v 1 ' L , F P J tv! . N, f .qs o fa b- ' A- i ., . n X ' 1 ' ' A . ah E gl O x ' V . YY t l . . D 5,1 President CHARLES TULL Vzce I resident NANCY STIRNION Sponsor MISS LEECH NATIONAL Secretary H Q N Q R C I Treasurer ALMA DOOLEY SONDRA HUTCHIWGSONN CAROLYN WITHAM PEGGY BALLARD '92 J OAN N SMITH ,pf dk 1 1' QQ' A1 MIKE CLAYTON NEIL BEACHEM HENRY BRLNINIETT JEANIE WRIGHT JERRY McMULLEN ANN JONES PHYLLIS JAMES PHYLLIS RICKARD JEAN HOLLAND ffPUD FLOYD new WILLIANIS AVA SNIODGRASS .Qv-1 xv JV t X. Pf . S , . , l , 1 JV X . in . Lrg ,I 'Q ii . -Y A 79 A Q, I 4, ' 'S nr P' 'x A X , l I .' ,J ' A , A I A Af, ew Q The liibrary Club is beaflerl by Mrs. C. U. Sinithers who is in rliargze Of forty student librarians. The main job of the librarians is to renfler their services to their follow stu- dents by helping the-in seler-t the right materials for essays. bunk reports. anfl their own particular interests. The regular meetings of the Library Club are held on the first ancl thirfl Ninnrlay of each Illibltlll in which they clisvuss such things as newly published books, bulletin board displays. and how tu become better librarians. 3 5 f'xN fag!! ,W an Presidenr .... .. CAROLYN REVIS Vice President ....... . . SHERRY SHANKS Secretary-Treasurer JEAN WILLIAMS Reporter . .. . . . KAROL COX LIBRARY CLUB We' fi.-.zz , 4..iM ' ' 5' President PAUL SHEPHERD Jean Holla d Mxke Clayton H Jun 1301-ter Q1-0 X01 J' of 0 12 Q F' Adnan Land Jeanle Wrlghl Charles Smlth Mary McCutcheon John Butler MHFY Burton JUNIOR SENATE Wm .fo 1,-A4 Phyllls Moon Tom Reeves Rose Watkms Bob Tarver Jean Moore Gene Downs Sherry Sprmger Mary Musteen Curtls Hodge Pat Mlller Bob Ashbey Pat Hester Karol Cox T7 t '1i SPEECH CLUB Wu X - - f Each year as the Speech class studies Parliamentary Laws a Speech Club is formed. It is made up of all the students who take Public Speak- mg. The purpose of the club is to create interest and encourage participation in public speaking and also in debat- ing. The regular meetings are held on the last Friday of each school month. Each member of the club is respon- sible for a part on the program at some time during the year. President - ANN JONES XX, x, 4 My f nz N' Q1 gh fl Secretary - ROSE WATKINS Sponsor - MRSHUSLEY TEENS A. I Yu , Sponsor - MRS. RAMICK Vice President - JOANN SMITH ph KW Lf- ' Treasurer - HILDA HUMPHRIES 192551 51 5 4 Q 9? F '54 tw W' W Y , z , -1 YW! rj' A .N fd? fy. I.. l.. 9 5 Q W i xgrsd fa? ay , 4. ' Af: QW 9 I ' fa- . ,, g' 5 A X ' f 1 , . 3 ' 3 wa? gi v ' ' ' if --A--- Q5 i fu '?Z qflv f R fy k gi? ' I A A! ' i W Ala Q ik. 5 1 ,3 142 sa , 4 , . 1 . 0 if M , 1 an . ' Y' J .Q f 1 1 ? -Q .' nf ' f .A A x Q 7 A w if K ' Q.: ' L ' 'V'-fn , ,Y 1- 4- 4. 5 f 5 3 5 .1 1' 0' ,Q f tx q X yr f 4: 9 Y 'iv . . 5 SS . f y- - :Q Q 4 y ,B 0 QI' ,X V , ff' 'Y 'I 'if ? s 4 4' O Q Q Q 5 0 Q W 5 -Y 5 V, , 5 if L. Z tl, Q- , 0 1.0 1 'z '5 3g 5 1 4 5 u S ! -u Q, I' ,.x :si J' 1 I .5 'Q' 3 Qgfi ,ac Q kwin '-Yiwu 515+-' -RJ JA .4 e if 3 .ln S IF if s S grin 7 0-Editors 10A NN SMITH i T564 Publishing Panther Tales - Benton High's paper is the work of the Jour- nalism Club and staff. This is the first time in several years that BHS has had its own separate paper. The staff work- ezl hard selling acls, writing copy, meet- ing cleacllines, and making dummys. The results of this work have been reward- ing since Panther Tales compares favor- ably with other high svhool papers that haw been in publication much longer. PEGGY ISALIARIJ iv ..,. if is-1' ,sf SN '-'-s ,Ka 5 The paper. puhlished eight times dur- ing the year. is six pages lung exeept fur twu speeial eight page editions. Q The purpose of Panther Tales is to present interesting news to the student lmdx. The Jaier endeavors to rmnnte . I T ennperatiun between students and the fam-ulty. The staff and eluh have gained xaluahle experience hy working on the paper. htm' Susan- M Sponsor -- MHS. l'Hll.Lll'S '57 PANTHER TALES STAFF 11 1? 6 ' K? S .., : . if 5 ' V5 If 1 - 2 W lk h :AZ - . 'f 6 X ,Q 1 f' E' 6 :' 8 x Q, ' Z T- .' Q1 g. ' I5 f' V f tw f, A A ' fv Q, if 1 'Q Q mf Q-,.! 7. !, -7.2 ,, W, X 'Q I2 lm-'hit n Ali! - '4Af Hb 'ATXn ' - I... ,h A - ... A - - A a I , , l .5 4- 4. ...L H A, v Q15 -Q ! IRRATIONAL CLUB :G :Ft I 34 ', .xv 1.0-birzef NORMAN CASEY .sffllflf BILLX HARIJIN 51.710 .HSI PORTER Talzgvrzl MIKE BASS Q 2 st xg '30 qw Sponsor MRS. PERRIN fs is I1ff'Sifll lIf 5l?0Il.S0f VIUIY' l'rr'x1rI1'Hl TOM BROWN HHS. N1fXR'1'lN NICIQNX Ilflililfl II H .Sefretarm Treggurgr ii!-.YIUVI-1171 JUXCE WVHITE LA VIN.-X IJAWSOX Jl 175 Tl HNPH YN 1-Q. .hm M If Q.. V. Sponsor JXYIEN FONTER NIR. BICDXNIELN PROJECTION CLUB Vice Presldenl bcfretars Treasurer MICKEY NICCLTLHEON BILL NICXI AH YN .IO ANN SNIITH 'VIARY MCCUTCHEON BETTX 'NIANCRI XI Senxor Senior Qgmor LINDA HICKS Junior CHEERLEADERS A lot of enthuslasm school Splflt hard work and much energy goes lnto the maklng of a cheerleader B H 9 was blessed to haye elght yust such people thls year they really d1d a wonderful job After weeks of prepara t1on before school ever started they were ready to go when September arrlyed brlngmg mth xt that anxlously antlclpated football game Led by Captaln Mary lVlcCutcheon and Co Captaln Jo Ann Smlth they led the school throughout the year wlth thelr enthuslastlc yells, and all around school school splrrt . . . Hats off to a hard working group and their job well done . . . , js ,V 'W Qhtysy JANICE ROBINSON Junior ANNETTE WRIGHT JOHNNY DAINS GLENDA HAMM SOpllOl'Il0I'C MHSCOI Sophomore K G i 5 JAMES FOSTER , ROBIN CHANCE Presirfenl Vice 1,fPSl-IIEIII .af 3. B. H. S. PANTHER BAND l,lTTl.lf hut l.0l'D was the motto of this years hard working l'anthe-r Band. Our new director Mr. Tucker did a masterful jolt uf guid- ing the inexperienced musicians through their first year together . . . By mid-term the group had rounded into a xery vonipacl and heautifully harmonized hand. For the first time in our school's history the hand served as hosts for the annual hand clinic which hrought mer 1200 high school musicians to B. ll. S. During the yeari the hand gave several concerts and entertained the student hody many times in our as- semhlies and pep rallies. Congratulations to a vcry fine group that has done an excellent job for our school. S6'l'VPfI1l'-V-Tl'6!l.SllfF7' KAROI, COX Band Ilireftor PENN Tl CKFR i A tl A 4 Q 5 ' I gi l 2 ' 1 ' l 5 ' 3 11 is Q I 3 at : . vga. Nw . --t.....f -..-N t y 5 A '4 4 5 - A 'l 1 5 + Cialis rf 2 . 5 ai 5 fi 4, 5 fc 5 , 5 1' First row: Steve O'Kelley, Eddie Creighton, Ellis Fant, Onia Fullington. Donna Cox. Gem- Smith. Vernon Summerville. Carol Drennan. Anna Clayton. Second row: Carolyn Bullock. bandra Drennan, Robert Cabe, Elmo Dawson, Travis Walls. Don Hs-ird. Charles Ledbr-ttf-r. Kenneth Guess, Robin Chance, James Foster, Paul Ramsey, David Bragg. Stew Black. Third row: B+-tty Caldwell, Phyllis Rha, Dennis Fletcher, Karol Cox, Mr. Tucker. ...gi Q I Q i 3 PRNTHEQ ,4- L I-'UST ER HENRY IRRUMMI-I'l l' lu ' M. mmm i 404 :saw-fi W fig iw N101 KH Ll-Y I HANIII l-R L i itil f' Of .fzl 13451 ,rs Iso '23-4 LOB l,AW50N ' wi! ,L 'RI' -ui FOOTBALL: SEVEN GAMES AND A CHAMPIONSHIP The Benton Panthers of 1956 overcame several injuries to members of the starting eleven early in the season and went on to mf win the coveted District 3AA Championship. The Panthers battled to a successful T-4 season record and were rated by the Arkansas Gazette as one of the most powerful AA teams in the state. Benton placed six players on the 22- man All-District Team and one player joined the AA All-State ranks. Coach Elbert Kizzia, in his ninth year as football coach at BHS, greeted thirteen return- ing lettermen and a squad of about forty' boys for the first practice on August 20. By the date of Bentonis first game Coach Kizzia had molded the squad into a well-drilled power- packed machine, which proved its worth by thrashing Smackoy er 33-1. COACH ELBERT KI7ZIA Wlth QCXCIHT key players lnlured Of Just about to be lnjllfefl the P3UIllCI'S lost Il'lI'C8 g3mCS In a row One of these losses to Catholic High was a 'SAA conferente game and was the only loss Ben ton suffered in district competition After losing three ln a row Benton retaliated with a whole team blasted Sheridan 4820 and topped Bussellyille by a score of 26 1 Forrest City rated the top team in AA play journeyed to Benton the next week The Panthers handed oy er an early lead and just couldnt mu ter thtir forces sufficiently in the last half to score a comeback yictory With the memory of the Forrest City setback on their minds the Panthers won their last four games with tremendous bursts of power Benton rapidly lmproyed in the last portion of their schedule and in the play ers words could beat those teams that defeated us if we could play them now Be ldes the letterjackets and reserye sweaters awarded at the annual football banquet several players recelyed certificates of special recognition for their efforts during the eason Kelly Don Chandler won special recognition as the leading pass reteiyer Nllke Clayton total offense Jim Foster leading tackler and Henry Brummett rushing yardage and scoring Foster was voted Best Teammate by his fellow athletes and recelyerl the James E Nutt Trophy All in all 1956 yvas a great football season for Benton The 3-XA Championship Trophy Champs patches on the jackets Coachs watch and each of the eleyen games will not fade from our memory SEASON S RECORD Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Smackoyer Stuttgart Hot Springs Catholic High Sheridan Russelly ille Benton Benton Benton Benton Benton Forrest City Jacksony ille lVlaly ern Conw ay Jonesboro if s' . -' - s ' - ' . 't f , for many' years. I A ra , , H , 33 t ' .......... 7 U 6 L ' , ,, ,, 13 ,..........,....,.,...,, 32 A,,-Y,,.,,,, 25 H ,,,,t,., 48 ' ................. ..... . 20 ,,r,,t,t,,,t 33 s ,C H AAVVV7 vrrr , ' fgggkg,-ggg-- -,ggg 7 '9'4.,.,u N .Vg--1 .iff h . ., 1 QQW ' . 4 'iq .fx - +1 s. , , .Sf a A' . ' A . fx I x , , PY M225 Mx I x 9-. Z Un, 5 . N x -. . . Mar' 'Q-L. k f An . - 'a I' 'e f 9,, .A 5 4 7 . , i CHXRIIN IIII Clayton firvs onv of the aeriah that proved fatal to the Conwav gubgrdm. A .illm Forrest City yields to Chandler? lla-ha-Q KENT RUSS Back :I i Ai!! x1,4xk. Coach Kizzia briefs Panthers during a rest period in the August practices. - l B Team Quarterback Cloud dashes around right end in one of the B Team! games with Hot Springs. The Pantherx' favorite signal! ::u,' 4, W7 BOIHH JONES liuvk ,mm-uvafff f li QR Portcr oatchvs touchdown pass against Rufrn-llville 2? 5 D Burks and Moore load illlvrfvrencw- for Brummctt on touchdown dash through Malvern. TERRY RICHARDS End l Q 4 T Q f in QA J! E I 1 'Q' z 93 1461 ' M 2 Q H' l V I In 7 , X 4 , if 'C' ! 'Him' ' , ff , , . Q X ,ff QQQHLZ -if 2 A ' T f,M.?' 3 5 51,1 4' 5 Q vw: V, X 8 v krfx , Q I Q i ts A t J' V V' 0 f I I Q lal ' in ta 1 A , HI gg -'-V' rw,M aff'-'f,Q.fa' LS' J' V f Lk iz' f-W -W nsiw u 1 Q! .'! iw 4 1' l Lf 1957 BENTON Pr-XXTHER5 - left to right: Huchingson. Tull, IIllII'llil'l,!4UI'l. Collatt, Fisher. Reese, Clayton, Porter, Burks. jones, Casey, Beachem. Chandler. and Brurnmett. Managers kneelin in front of the squad are llrainrr and Nevwo 1957 lMSKliTl3Al,l. The Benton eagers of 1957 boasted one of the Panthers' most successful seasons. finishing over the .750 mark, and won the Suline County Championship for the sec-oncl time in as inany years. The Panthers started slowly. hindered hy injuries to memlmers of the starting five. hut eliinuxetl the season boasting a long: string of xii,-tories. The winning of the Saline County Tournament highligzhtefl the season. The Benton quintet postecl ai run-away victory over Bauxite and then downed Bryantis Hornets for the first place trophy. Co-Captains Porter and Jones with Coach Kiuia 54' gr ra gk Q..-I -. X J N N P XC HFN M.. ll .D W 3Q , Q Q y 5' , . g l .T Ili L, H, . + Q '-is at I uM1 Qf'? 24's 5 3 in 3 1- , -5 .Li B TEAM FIRST FIVE - D4-olvy. Fish:-r. lilakh-y. l'if'rm-, an-I Ford. A IPIIN1' Ill mmwnt fur 1AP1lY'h Killhl A1141 tin- ln-11-'ll viuriug the- QZUUIIIQ' 'l'uurnvy ,vA-.w..A,...,?.A,,...w,,.,,.-,ff..T.., Wi, , K L , 5 fq -'l'w-H-'-Mgr' .::' , .,...f-uw-..f-:e:,Y ,-1-i..J.? - N -M- , 3 5, 4 -qv 1 , 4 W X ,Q 1 hi z Q- , . J Q , 'f ' ' J, ,Y kv F' 2 1 ' 1 ,xi 'A M my E if 7 ki VV! 5 A j If L2 f ,fag , , X , 4, H,-'ft X , as f E? . A . f kqgioi '1 ,Q X ,iiygkv 1 i I-V I r 1 3 ,hw ,V . V M.. ,zggv MQW, fn ,, f K A . g e ! 32 -'E f W 1 if Q 5 x K:3,:.,fL1f5S134qagf 4' f ' ' 4 V 5 f f ,gm V.v5,Hgi.,n, H ' E . F 7 . ,Q '. .wfhiiil H a, I 2 9 1 h 3fAf6,??3-fgfie fz . T , ,, , i -2 , we ff f J 5' ' K f N fliafe, ,' ' g A 'L :: ff ... 1 , - . ' i 5 V 1 V Nf 4 .f s a Q G5 I, 1 -ff 4 ' f. . ' 2-Pfml I 1? M V Q 1 f S5519 Lk if ,, 'Q 5' Q 1 iw, G 1 ' g 5 , aa 7 6 XX X ' X X x K 5 I 4 'f 4 I Kandi gif 1 1 1' f N S f Y 1 -4 ' -Hn M 1 a y Q. ,5 .W . Ka K AL + 1974, X 1 1997 TRACK Thls sprlng Benton should fleld one of therr best track teams ln many years Boosted mamly by erght returmng lettermen who were state contenders ID thelr events last wear, the Panthers have hlgh hopes for a successful year on the cmders MILE RELAY TEAM Russ Reese Brummett and Chandler RUSS - dashes, relays, and broad jump CHANDLER dashes hoad Jump and HALL mrle and 880 I i I - - BASS hurdles REESE hurdles and dlscus ,,4'f,y. .I Vg . 'G 9 ka. S- l' --HM' 1 4 I5 'Vx V 1 in a 7 I 41-'NIOR VI A35 OFFICI-'Ni l're.S1'zIe'r1l .,,.....,....g, P.'Xl'L NllIil','XRD Vin' l'rm1'r1erzt .,-,--,,,.,, MIKE 1Il.pXY'l'ON Sewretary , ,. .. ,.....1,, ,,,,, . JE.-'xx QHCQJLL.-XND Treasurer H, ..,,, -H ,,,,,., ,,,, C AROLX N Vu l YHAM NEIL BEACHENI There is no one like him to make us merry. Annual Staff 56-57, Co-Editor 57g Ark- ansas Boys, State 56g Football 55-56-57g Basketball 55-5645Tg Track 55-57g HB Club 55-56-575 NHS 56-575 Journalism Sports Editor 55-565 FTA 563 Student Council 553 Math Club 56-57g Junior Senate 56g Latin Club 56. ARTHUR BEATY He that knoweth more than I--I envyg he that knoweth less-I pity. 1 j ,MY ii, gr . 'fx 1 , K fa z 4 r t . t it al fm. s x.f4 ,,, Q' ..?agff.2 251 1, .1 1 1 ' sv ,Q V , S Y gr ,xX.,MWjt 1,4 ' 2 X J M. a.. -f tn .t J if Z, 5 Y. so we PEGGY BALLARD A bright and artire girl is she, and where there's fun she's sure to be. NHS 56-57g Student Council 55-56-575 Speech Club 573 Y-Teens 55-56-57g Journalism Club 55'56: Editor 573 Pep Club 573 Latin Club 56-57g Girls' Stateg Quill and Scroll. MIKE BASS Some god must hare toufherl his wits. B Club 55-56-57: Math Club 56-57, Secretary 57g Football Manager 55-56g Traok 55-56-57g Basketball 57. 59-43. ,472 f-7, R at as - 3.41, , L CHARLES E. BOWDEN The elevator to sucress is broken. Take the stairs. ,IV Baseball 56: Cadet Club 55-56-57g Kearny High School Transfer. Rifle Tf-am 57g Color Guard 55-56. TERRI BRAGG We ran live uilhout love, We can live without books, But Civilized men cannot live without cooks. Band 55-56: FHA 55-56: Choral Music Club 563 FTA 573 Y-Teens 57. 2 at -PF HENRY BRUNllVlFTT . . . seems to he a man of mighty good sense. ll Club 55-56. Secretary-Treasurer 573 NHS 56-571 llresicle-nt Latin Club 56: Nlatli Club 56: Student Council 56. President 573 Annual Staff 56. Sports Etlitor 57g llrainatics Club 555 F'l'.-X 563 Football 55-56-57g Basketball 55-56-57: Track 55-56-57g Operetta 55. CAROLYN BULLOCK Cheer up, the worst is ye! to f'0lIlt'.l Band 55-56-57: Major:-tte 55-57: Special Twirler 56g junior Se-nate 361 latin Club 56: FHA 55-56-57: Y-'llve-its 55- 5657: FF-X 56-571 journali-in 56. 2'-1' I, , ' J.. 9' S lx..- , gf? l i C2 F of .3 F, . L.-1:7 7 A fl J' . A it-x . g'N .M , .sex A fb WILHELMINA BREITWEISER A good hearfs worth gold. Y-Teens 55-56-57g FHA 56-57g Student Council 57. BOBBY BROWN The teacher tried without doubt, To teach my young ideas to sprout. Football 56-57g B Club 56-57. CHARLES BURKS I hare fought a good tight, I have fin- ished my course. B Club 55-56-574 Speech Club 573 Football 55. All District 56. Co-Captain 57: Basketball 55-56-573 Track 55, Manager 56-57: FTA Vice President 57. MARY BURTON Keep your fare lo the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows. Y-Teens 55-56-57: FTA 55-56-57: FHA 55-56-573 Senior Senate 575 Speech 575 Pep Club 57. JIM CARR He never is alone that is accompanied with noble thoughts. LESTER CARTER Life is one long process of getting tired. Football 56-57g B Club 56-573 Track 56. '. x,. JOHN BUTLER A romeo with heavy feet, While sitting in the driver's seat. Math Club 573 Senior Senate 575 Foot- ball 57g B Club 57, THOMAS CAPLE Good humor makes all things tolerable W W. ln. .h ff NORMAN CASEY Ready, steady, always on the run, Yet he's still willing to join in the fun. Math Club 56g Vice President 57g An- nual Staff 55-56g Co-Editor 573 B Club 55g Tennis 57. ROBIN CHANCE Sir, I am not the kind of a man to be put out for nothing. Band 55-56-57. 4 ns -. Q97 ...4 sv-EF' MIKE CLAYTON . . . and to every soul he met he spoke, heis our pride and joy, thal's no folfe. Football 55. All District 56. C0-Captain 57g Basketball 55-56-573 B Club 56- 573 NHS 56-573 Speech Club 57g Chorus 55, Serenader President 563 Class Favorite 56g Vice President Senior Class 57g Senior Senate 57g Tennis 55, 56. MIRIAM CORRELL Never at home-always on the go. Y-Teens 56-57g FHA 56-573 FTA 57g Library Club 57. KlfI.l.Y DON CH -XXDLFR llx imma' is Kellv. lm! 1,771 lirirzg the lile or Rilei' lux! the same. ll Club 55-56-57: l'A'l'.-X 55. Yiee Pres- ident .371 l-'ootball 55-56-57: Basketball 55. lin-Captain 56-57: Track 55-56-57. YFBLA-X CHEN,-XL'LT Dfligent in lL'0fhII-Hg. jolly in play-A righ! good pal she nmlqes, I say. Y-Tw-ns 55-56-57: Student Council 56, Seen-tary-Treasurer 57: FHA 56: Pep Club 57. ROBERT COVFRT Uen, like bullets, go farlhest u-hen they are smoothest. Junior Senate 55. DONNA COX .Yerer speak sense when nonsense will answer the purpose as well. Band 55-563 Nlajorette 553 Drum Major 56g FHA 553 FTA 57: Y-Teens 55-56- 57g Journalism Staff 575 Pep Club 57. GENE DRENNAN Push on,-keep Jfloring. SANDRA DRENNAN Lore is the master key that opens the gates of happiness. Q Band 55-56-57g Majorette 55-57: Special Twirler 56g Speech Club 57g FHA 55- 56-57g Y-Teens 55-56-57g FTA 57. 'S We 4 X Z- LA VINA DAWSON That freature of niisehielt. Y-'l't-1-ns 553 Student Council 55-563 Clue-s Favorite 563 Latin Club 56, Sec- retary 57g Journalism Staff 57g Pep Club 573 I-'HA 55-56-57. ALMA DOOLEY Goodness is the only investment that never fails. FHA 55-56-57g Pep Club 574 Junior Senate 56g Annual Staff 57g Speech Club 57g NHS 56. Secretary 57. swf. ,. In in , if SW' 3335: ,w 43 Y. 5, 1 v W Z. , f, Z' asv ' ef A -vt 1 all JIM EDONI He is the pine-apple of politeness. Football 55-56-57g B Club 57. MARY ENSEY Love is a very splintered Thing. Eyfeens 55-56-57g FHA 573 Pep Club D 'i 'W-R-f 9' CAIL FRANKLIN l'!7Il'Pl.V is ihe spin' of life Illllllf try one. try them all. llauml 5.1: FH.-X .56-511 A-lawns .56-:nl jnurnalisxu 56. JANIE5 H. FOSTER Onlx one man in ll thousaml is a leaaler of men-the other 090 are ,followers of u'omer1. Football 35-56-571 liaskf-tlmull Manager 551 Serenarlvr- 55: Xla1lri1'al Group Pre-itle-nt 55: Sp:-wll Club 55: llanml 551 l'rnje-etimt Club 56. PI'f'4lflf'lll 56: li Club 55-56. i 41115, ANNE FITZHLGH Look for happiness through the door of laughter. Y I7t'f'Ils 56-57: Latin Club 56-57: FHA 56-57: Clmrus 55-56: Pep Club 57. ENINIA RLTH FLOYD 1PL'DlI .llen are Ihe bread of lille: when do ue eat? Y-Teens 55-56-57: FHA 56: FTA 57g Latin 56: Pep Club 571 NHS 57: Sen- iur Senate 573 Hunxeeoming Queen 57: Annual Staff 55-56-571 Speech 57: Journalism 56. JOSEPH GERARD Try to argue if you ran, I can beat most any man. Latin Club 56-57: Math Club 57. CHARLOTTE GREEN True sincerity sends for no uizrzess, Y-Teens 55-563 Chorus 55. DON HALL School is like a laundry. You get out of it what you put into it. but youlrl never recognize it. Basketball 55-573 Football 56-575 Track 56-57g B Club 55-57. BILLY RAY HARDIN Thinking is Ihe talking of the soul with itself. Student 55-561 B Club 55-56-573 Football Manager 55-56g Math Club Secant 57g Basketball 57g Track 55- 56-57. i HN 7? r'ff. ZFUN NANCY GREEN Heaven is the place where is everywhere. happiness Y-Teens 56-57: Pep Club 57. KENNETH GUESS Be silent, check your fancies, and ask no questions. Band 55-565 Latin Club 553 Speech Club 57. SHIRLEY HARPER She'll never walk alone- Y-Teens 55-56-573 Chorus 55 56-57g Pep Club 57. JEANNETTE HARRIS Speed demonls escort gl g FHA 55 Baml 55-56-573 Y-Teens 55-56. yi rf! JEAN HOLLAND If you Ftlllyl be near the one you love, then lore the one that you are near, Y-Teens 55-57: ,Iournalisin 56-57: Pep Club Seen-tary-Treasurer 57: NHS 57: Senior Senate 57: Offire Work 57: Dra- maties Cluli 55: Senior Class Sevretary 57: FTA 57: Annual Staff 57: FHA 55. SONDRA HIQCHINGSON Happy-go-luflfy. fair and free. Nothing there is that bothers me. Journalism 55-56-57: Journalism Staff 57: Y-Teens 55-56-57: Fupliuinore Class Vice President 55: Junior Class Pres- ident 56: NHS 56. Treasurer 57: Junior Senate President 56: FHA Vice Pres- ident 56. Secretary 57: Latin Club 57. Secretary 56: Pep fllulm 57: Speerh Club 57: FTA 56: Quill anrl Scroll 56. Q H JAMES ll XRYILL Litefw a jol.e rmfl all things show it: I fl70l1lL'll! SH Hilfe. lm! Hou' I hnou' it. Frwvtlvall 53-36-57: liaslu-tlrall 55-56-57: Travlx 55-56-37: ll fflulm 55-56-57: Junior Sf-nate 36. NLXRILYN ll.-X'l'llC0.-XT Life gets terliogfx, 'llorft' ltf' Y-Teens 55-56-57: lfllgi 55-56-37: Latin filuli 57: Girls' Stale- 56. fflinru. 55.56, 715' .fe 'lift' 'FQ .,',...s DONALD HLCHES Last night at Iirelze I Vlelt immense, But nou' I feel like thirty rents. HILDA HLMPHRILS One girl in a thousaml. with a thousand anfl one ifleas. FH.-X 55-56-S71 Y-'Fm-nu 56-.571 Pvp lllulm 57: Y-Tw-n Secretary 57, Q, llUlllS HIYNSAKER Tlzm' sm' low' IIIILIIFS the ll'0llfl go ruzmzl. Ifatrh mr. l'm gctlilzg rlizzy. l llX 55-56-57: Y-'l'r-e-n- 55-56: Latin , I DPU . ,gn IJWIGHT HINTILR urltlfi' l!1S1'llHIlf'.Y nw: I ran xi! mul fool.- il for hours, lrtqwtluri Llulr 5.1-5.1 5IN't'1'll f.lulm 57. J. B. HUTCHISON I have just had a happy thought: Shall I tell you what it is? PHIL JAMES Why should the Devil have all the fun P PHYLLIS JAMES Age f-amzot witlzrr her nor custom stale hw infirzite rariely. Slllflvlll Counvil 55: Y-Tm-ns 55-56-57: Juninr Sonatr- 56: FTA 56, Pre-siclent 57: Pe-p fllulz Vim- Prefidf-nt 57: FHA 55: Third Yin- Presirlr-nt 57: Latin 55-56: NHS 56-57: Annual Staff 56-57: 5Ilf'I'I'll 57. ANN JONES Goorl .llanners may in Seton Words be found: Forget yourself aml think of those Around. DAR Award 57: Latin Club President 56-57: Pep Clulr 57: FTA 56. Histqrian 57: Chorus 55: NHS 56-57: Annual Staff 55-56. Hufinr--5 Blanagvr 57: Y- Trfvns 55. Trvasurf-r 56. Prwiclrnt 57: SlLlfl6'I1l Council 55-56-57: Snplmmfm- Class Favorite: Secretary-Treasure-r Sophomore Claw. JO ANN KEENE Now my task if smoothly done. Band 55-56-573 Y-Teens 55-56-57g FHA 55-56A57g Pep Club 57. ANDERSON KELLOMS His limbs were east in manly mould, For hardy sports or contests bold. B Club 55-56-573 Football 55-56-57. -. 7 ...- ,-fi 5 XV? . fn ? .nie .ny -- JAR V' 5 A '-'rife ' BOBBY JONES Urrlinarv people think merely hou' they shall spenrl their time: 11 man of intel- lert tries to use it. llailu-Iball 55-56-573 Football 56-573 Junior Fvnatv 56: B Club 55-56-5Tg Band 55: Foplwiiiu-rv Class Rvportor 55 FTA 57. l7AlllY JLSTICIC Here's a girl not shy nor bolrl, But she's a ,friend as good as gold. Y-Twins 55-56-5T: FTA 56-573 Journal- ism 56-57: Speech Club 563 Library Club 55g Pep Club 57g Junior Home- coming Nlairl 56-57. N555 ADRIAN LAND I Can resist everything except tempta tion. B Club 55-56-57: Football 55-56-57g Track 55-56-5Tq Senior Senate 57. BOB LAWSON .Tone but himself mn be his parallel. B Club Vice' President. CAROLYN MCCANN Cheer-fulness is an offshoz of goodness. Y-Teens 55-56-573 Band 55-563 Major- ette 56? FHA 56-573 Pep Club 573 Latin Club 56. MARY ELLEN MCCUTCHEON ge'-la-hifiellil her brain into neutral and let her tongue rattle on. rl'l'L, ffl -v , Cheerleader 55-56-573 Captain 513 Y- Teens 56-573 Journalism 553 Girls' State 563 ,lunior Class Secretary-Treas urer 563 FTA 553 Junior Senate 56: Secretary-Treasurer 56Q Senior Senate 57. , :SPY fi 4160: ll --X . TIL I' Huw lc .ina 'ajft' s.,l JININIY LOVE The zrerzh' in fourage is .strong in rzznriirlg. VIVIAN LOVELL When lore and skill work together ex- pert a masterpiece. Y-Teens 55-573 FHA 56-573 Pep Club 57. MICKEY MCCUTCHEON My only books were women's looks, and ,folly's all they've taught me. HB Club 55-56: Football Manager 55- 56-573 Basketball 55-56-573 Projection Club 55-57, Vice Presirlentg Track Man- ager 55-56-575 Speeeh Club 573 Stu- dent Council 563 FTA 57Q I.etterman's Club 57. BILL MCMAHAN Le! not woman's weapons stain my man- ly cheeks! Football 55-56-57, All-District and Hon- orable Mention 56: B Club 55-56-573 President 57g Projection Club 573 Sec- retary-Treasurer Speech Club 56. ogg Q GLENDA LOU MAJOR In order to do great things one must be enthusiastic. Library Club 553 Y-Teens 55-56: FHA 56-57: Dramatics Club 55. BETTY MANGRUM There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. Y-Teens 55-56-57: FHA 55-56: Har- mony Nlaids 55-56: Cheerleader 56-57: Junior Beauty 55-56. 'Qin A fx 1,51 ,A is 'Fl C.-.5 'K A .- Wi JERRY NIcNlI'l.I.ICN The busy hee has no time for sorroxr. FHX 55-56: journali-m 55-56. President 57: FT.-X 56-57: Spvveli Club 571 Pep Club 57: NHS 56-57: Nlid-South Y- Teeni Conferenee 56: Y-Teens 55-56- 57: DT2iI'll3lll'F Club 55: Office Worker S6-57. BENNIE NIAGNESS Her frown is in her heart, not on her head. Y-Teens 55-56-57: FHA 55-56: Pep Club 57. If 'E EDITH NIANSFIELD Not too serious, not too gay, But an ideal girl in every way. FHA 55: Y-Teens 55-56-57. F.-XRRELL MASSEY 0. what may man within him hide, Though angel on the outward side. Football 56-57: B Club 56-573 Track 57: Projection Club 57: FTA 57. W GA NA DA MITCH ELL A smile. a laugh and a giggle makes livle livable. FHA 55-56-571 Y-'Tw-:is 55-56-57: Li- brary Club 55. LA VERNE MITCHELL If to her slzare some female errors fall, Look on lier fare. anfl youlll forget tlzem all. FHA 55-57: Y-Ti-em 56-57. ,,,- Q-. 'f . vc -- Gu 6 11 JAMES MAYBERRY He rl0esn't say muah, bu! neillier flirl Linroln. Football 55-561 HB Club 55-56g Speefh Club 573 Track 55. SAMMYE MILLS We thinl: as we do, mainly berause ollier people tliinlf 50. Fllfl 55-56-57: FTA 56g Harmony Mahla 561 Pe-p Club 573 Y-Teens 55-56- 573 lfvurnalism 57. BRENDA MOORE My rare is for the future, Y-Teens 55-56g Student Council 55g FTA 55-563 Latin Club 563 FHA 565 Annual Staff 56. PHIL MERRY Pin-ball machines are necessitiesg Wom- en are not. Projection Club 553 Student Council 563 B Club 56-57: Football 56-57: Basketball 56-5Tg Track 57g Boys' State 56. SONDRA NEWCONIB A face with gladness overspread. Y-Teefns 55-56-57: Harmony Klaifls Li- brarian 56g Juurnalifm 55g FHA 55: FTA 55-563 Pc-p Clulm 57. ANNA l'l'Ql'Ql..ER One ulm is afraizl In make nzistalres will nerer ll1't'0f7I1Ill'.Yll murlr that is u'orth-u'hilf'. Band 553 Harmony Nlaitle 56g FH.-'K 57. PHILLII' XEICHBORS lfitlz mr. II fhangv ul lrmzble is as goorl ax a zafafiorz. lla-km-tlmll 56: 'lravk 56: Proj'-Ction lllulm 50. BREXID.-X NEWCONIB I,UI1lL'll1'71lL'. xmilirlg Pl vrrrwre: Slufs H girl we all allure. l 'l'A 56. Fwrf-tary 57: FH.-X 57: Har- mony Nlairls 55-56: Y-Teens 55-56-57: Nlaclrical Singer: 56: Library 55-56: llramativs Club 551 Pvp Club 573 Jour- nalism 57. mf' rg--v JANIE PELTON Sincerily is shown by the heart. FHA 56-57g Y-Teens 55-56-57. JIM PORTER He may someday grave the Hall of Fame, if he lzurries just a little. Student Council 551 Most Handsome- 55: Football 55-56-57: Baskebtball 55- 56-57: H Club 55-56-5Tg junior Sen- ate 56: Senior Fffnatf- 571 Math Club 56-57. Pre--iflf-nt 571 Lf-ttf-rn1an's Club 57. DONNA RAPER To know her is to lore her. Library Club 55-56-57g TACO 574 Y- Teens 55-563 FHA 56. GERALD FAY RAPER I came, I bluffefl, I graduated. Projection Club 57. 1 faq- T -.Q-.W Qsn . - XZ X at pil liL'I'0N PRKITT He lzax no! so muflz lrrazuz as brain. lfootlnall 55: B Club 55g TACO 56: Speevll Club 56. Jlvlalli PFCKETT Le! us nzalre hay while the san shines. X-l7l'1'llS .m-56-.mg l'llA 55-.163 Pep Club 57. ,QI :fix ADRIAN REESE He that can have patience-can have what he will. Speech Club 573 FTA 579 Letterman's Club 57g Football 559 Basketball 55- 56-57g B Club 55-56-57. TERRY RICHARDS The wine has gone to your head, Or perhaps you are always like that. Football 55-56-575 Basketball 55: Track Manager 55g Golf 56-575 B Club 55- 56-57g Lettermarfs Club 57g Dramatics 553 Math Club 56-573 Journalism Staff 57g Speech Club 57. H Q , Q. ,. Q. -Tx N if 565 wwf .IANHITSII ROBINSON Ilirtzm is film 41 rich stone-bes! plain SPF. Chu-rl:-ailvr ST. MARILYN ROBINSON With .sweetness fresh as any rose. Y-Tm-ne SS-ST: I.atin Club 56: Student Cfmunvil ST. PI IYI,I.IS XXX RICK ,XRD Tho fairfxt grznlwz in hPr looks, And in her mimi the wisest hooks. Y-Tvoni SS-S6-ST: Nlatli Club S6-STI Lilmrary Club ST: .IUlII'Il8IlrII1 ST: NHS 5T1 PHX STI Pop filull ST. W':XYN,I'T IIICIQXIXN Crmlmzif' or Rust. Fm-tlmall 33: lla-ke-llmall 56g Travk S6-ST. PATRICIA RLTTH SCOTT What u Faith it is to hare such friends lhat ue rannot think of them zcilhout eflezlzlion. Y-Tvvn- SS-S6-ST. Harnwny Maids 55- 56: Xlailrival Fingvrs S63 FHA S6-STQ journali-in S5561 Latin Club S6: An- nual Staff SSVS6: Pvp filuln ST. CH A R LOTTE SEWELL .4 loyal fompanion. an exrellent friend, an earnesl zcorlfer. and true to lhe end. Quill anfl Scroll S61 Y-Te-fans SS-S6-ST: llurinnny Nlaiclf SS: Spt't'f'lI Club 37g FH,-X SS-S6-ST: journalism SS. Staff S6- STL ITT.-X ST: Annual Staff ST: Pep Illulm ST: First Yin' I're-siflvnt FHA ST. 4 Pu, X :ffl 441 , .K-g9?' y xr CHARLES SMITH The way to be happy is to make others so. Senior Senate 57. JO ANN SMITH She is a clever person indeed. Cheerleader Co-Captain 574 FHA 57g Junior Class Vice President 563 Junior Senate 565 Journalism 55, Staff 56, Editor 57g Quill and Scroll 565 Y- Teens 55-56, Vice President 57g Girls' State 563 NHS 57. 85 PAUL SHEPARD First of all I will tell you my name, and then you may count me one of your friends. Senior Class President 573 Student Council 56-57g Senior Senate 57. GLENN SHIRLEY Clenrfs usually quiet and shy, But we all know he-'s an 'all around guy . 1- MARY E. SMITH She is just what she is, what better sport, A girl, friend, student, good sport. FHA 56-575 Y-Teens 56-57. AVA SNODGRASS Nothing great is ever achieved without enthusiasm. Latin Club Vice President 564 Journal- ism 56g Y-Teens 56-57g NHS 57g Stu- dent Council 56g FHA 57. BETTY STARKEY Rome was not built in one day-so why hurry? Transferred from Conway. RICHARD STILES To go to school on a Summer morn, Oh, it drives all joy awavf 1' Q, ,.:,, , 3 -3-if 'Q gg- hin- JOHXNX LOT' T:XllYlN SNOW fill!! xurwlm shr' has whosvn tha lmflvr part- Tn reign ar hunzer-the qzwerz ni one mmfs hearlf FHA 55-56-57: Y-Vlqvr-Ili 55-56-571 Jun- ltil' St'll2ll!' 562 SIN't'l'll 37. CLIFTON SPICER Oppressefl by two erils, rlasses and work. .aw- NANCY STIRNION Free-hearted hospitality. Y-Twins 55-57. Delegate 563 Annual Staff 55-56-57: Journalism 55-573 I-'HA 561 Speech Club 57: NHS Vive Prvs- idflnt 573 Harmony Nlaifli 55-56g Pep Club 57g Student Council 57. JUNE STOREY S1'lenre.' Not anolher soul must know. Y-Tr-r-ns 55-56-573 Library 55-56-57: Journalism 56-573 Pep Club 57g Band 55-563 FHA 56-57. MARY TOPPINC Labor to keep alire that little spark of eelestial fire-eonsrienee. Y-Teens 55-57: FHA 55-56-57. GERALD TRICKEY All great men are dyingg l feel bad myself. Speech Club 56. 5, X T. S1117 ares.. fb. BERT STRLBLE He who sitteth upon a tarlr-yea.' he shall rise. Prnjeetion Club 55-57: Nlatb Club 57. WILENE TAYLOR A good laugh is sunshine. Y-Teens 55-56-57g FHA 55-56-573 Pep Club 57. CHARLES TULL Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. Football 553 Letterman 56-575 Basket- ball Letterman 55-56-57g Track 555 Golf Team 563 Student Council 55-56. Vice President 57g Math Club 56-573 B Club 55-56-57g NHS President 57g Boys' State- 56. ODIS EARL TYLER Everyone is as Cod made him and seeks his future in his own way. 3b . ff ..q.- 9 3 U JT! FIN MARY LOIS WALLS Cheerfulness keeps up a kind of day- light in the minrl and fills it with a steady and perpetual serenity. FHA 55-56, Pianist 57g Harmony Maids 555 Librarian 563 Chorus 563 Nlaclrical Singers 56g Arkansas Federation Pres- ident of Music 55g Y-Tec-ns 55-56-57: Pep Club 57g Latin Club 57. CAROLYN WELLS Let tomorrow lake fare of tomorrou. Y-Teens 55-56-573 FH.-X 55-56-573 Speech Club 57. EMILY VALGHN Life, liberty, and the pursuit of men. FHA 56-573 FTA 563 Song Director 573 Harmony Maids 565 Y-Teens 56-57. ROSIA ANN WADE A cheery word, a kindly smile, a friend- ly nod once in a while. FHA 55-573 Y-Teens 56-57. Q A X Q ET-J ' 1 , fs. RATSY WHITE Crazy. but extremely happy. Band 55g Y-Teens 55-56-574 FHA 55- 56-57. NELSINE WYHITFIELD Hou: e'er it be-it seems to me, 'Tis only noble to be good. FHA 55-56-57: Y-Teens 56-573 Library Club 57: Speech Club 57. CAROLYN WITHANI To know how to laugh is to know how to reign. Pep Club 57g Senior Senate 57g FTA 565 FHA 55. Reereational Director 573 NHS 57g Y-Teens 57g Ilelegates 55-56g Harmony Maids 55g Speech Club 57g Latin Club 56g Uffivv Worker 57g Girls' State 563 Senior Class Treas- urer 57. FLOYD WOOLEY Don't believe Ihe zvorlrl owes you rr living: the worla' owes nothing it was here first. Transfc-rrerl from Arvzulia. California. we ,777 X . ,NE IENE WILLIAMS Thr-re'lI always be a frvnlier, Wlrere lhere's an open mind and a urilling heart. Latin Club 56-57g Library 56. Sevre- tary-Treasurer 574 Y-Teens 56-575 FHA 563 NHS 57. PHYLLIS WILSON Good nature and good sense must ever join. Lilmrary 55g Y-Teens 573 FHA 56-57. 9. 5, Q, sf? vw gg Q C7 .4 15-- am fb V-Sf' BOBBY WRIGHT But. for my own flllfl, it was Creek to NIP. JILXNIE WRICIIT Kr111u'fc'zl,Qe worries hu! Il'I-8110171 lingers. Y-Vllvvrlx 55-56-571 l 'l1'X 56, Hr-port:-r 57: l'vp lfluli l'rv-ifla-nl 57: Latin lflulr 57. 'l'rs'a-urer 56g flirl-' Flair- 363 jour- nali-rn 55. Ftaff 56. lillxlllfxx Nlanagf-r 57: Quill anfl N-roll: NHS 56. llvpurt- er 57: Annual Staff 57: Junior is-iiale 56: Senior Senate 37. P N A lbl ROBERT BURNETT N h B d LEEMAN NALLEY Even a turtle has to stick his neck out to get anywhere. MARILYN WRIGHT y CS w at s e pretends to beg Ab l Sh h h her there is no make-be ieve. Library 55g Y-Teens 573 FHA 56-57 MILDRED ZINN Actions, looks, words-steps fro h I h b hu apa et t t spell character. Football 55-56. HWMWMLZAJ wwf H Mwyfw JAM irfggw Q, A W wwfw gfzw W '-5 - Jfzffwmw we-12212055 W-,JMAU M WW FA Wah MWWWMQ MMM oftazdolp Jwfmyzwwwfwf MzJ 1 JAMA 7-few 9vu,frv96M.0Yf'g.ff2'fffV l- ywkwmmawd. Z If 7, ra ,. .1 vfx a' 1 i I GX fi. A p- ' 5 :KKK ik, S 5 . fx., ab o . 1 H V4 P ummm eww -7 L' A I x ,kg , A p . . ,vita J- 7, -N 1. .V i, :N in A ' - A ' X-- 'F ' ' 1 4- '-. Q ? I 9 x N w get 3 3 .V , X P QA-. . x j , 0,1 Q, S I X N 1 Q? If Q, M4 In 1 3' 1 PY i' X L' X I 5 s 5 s 1 N JLVNIUH CII..-X55 UI-'FILiIiliS l're-.szllezzl , ROSE MARIE W,v'k'IiKINS f'z'c'0 Prfsirlelzl ,, TOSINIY Rl-QEYIIS Seuelary-Treasurer , , PHYLLIS MOON iw K myth f a fax 22 4 -e ' 'fe' +5 K: A . ,g'7Mlq ,- ,4 A ff, L, U 4 W 'wsu .Q . ' Wgmgq, w, , A .. ,. I .f f ,u umm? ,sxl SZ N 'wiffif ., W ay, ,ak ,vf -s - lp Twp, L 1 QQ M , 4 W. f' '?' f W' l Ln 'sf -1 f M214 J, M.. -, xx ,ag 911 A.. as 1 X 1 ' Carolyn Dickey vs i 11? 4 fwfr! Jimmy Collatt Betty Collins Bill Couch Ruth Covert Linda Darrow Q . C7 X., JUNIORS Betty Callahan Faye Carman Bobby Carter Richard Carter Linda Cates Margaret Clift if I1 U Don Friend Ohrna Fullington Loy Futrell john Carnvr Dean Garrett Jeanie Catlin JUNIORS Carolyn Uinsmorc Gene Downs Lynn Euhanks ,liznnny Fagan Betty Ford Luis Foyil :CI A ' -6 Q4 l 0.5 ' U n Marilyn Hanig Gerald Haley Betty Harvey Joyce Harris Janice Hawthorne Bill Haywood JUNIORS Joey Gattin Lowell Cipson Sammy Gipson Donna Golden Ronald Golleher Leroy Griffith figs' ivtffl' ft? 430' f JUNIORS Joe Jack Heird James Herzfield Patsy Hester Linda Hicks Curtis Hodge Johnny Hopkins Bennie Huchingson Charles Hucvhingson Lavan Hudson . ' ,f Jimmy Hutchingson , - Johnny Hutvliingson Hank Jennings A wi .3 1' Ii A10 ,ZG- Doris Keene Willene Nlagness Loretta Nlangrum Freddy Martin Louise Martin Margaret NIcClendon . gi-9 ' . r X r X v JUNIORS 2, Q Sandra Jrirrsun joe Kates Bill lirtirksa Vacla Law-Iles Helen Leevh Nvcfna Leclbetter '55 .an 'G in Aria 'ZS' 'Q' is s-,K Y ,lean Moore Lynn Nloore James Mullins Darlene Nlushr Nlary Musteen Joyce Nelson ush JUNIORS f-5 Thomas lVlcF'alls Pat Miller Hay Nlills Phillis Moon Maye Moore Deanna Nloorv 43' ,lv vy W 2. 71 W :SBP-7,7'?'-t W ' ,Q iq-',,3,Q. IG: WA .. I A -my 55451 ffgizz Q35 y ,V 'I ' -,rg .Q A X 1 Xt .ff ' Sanders Willis Sanders Sherry Shanks Cynith Smith Sandra Smith Jimmy Sparks 8 s A 4 tl I JUNIORS Carolyn Revis Glenda Revis Janet Richards Thelma Ritchey Carolyn Roberson Kent Russ Q i X la- ' 1 pts f il f-Q Francis Tatum Douglas Vann Travis Walls Aude May Warford Polly Watford Rose Marie Watkins JUNIORS Sherry Springer Barbara Stanley Ann Steel Lloyd Suggs Clayton Summerville Bob Tarver 'N 'ev W if yrritt Hazel Gayle Watts Whitmire 3? 3. Al A Allen Culver James Anderson Bob Ashby Richard Bragg Carolyn Bright Freddie Blohm Robert Crouch ' Mary Cochran Susan Dains Billy Ewing Anita Edmonson Leroy Griffin Bill Gentry Melvin Hester Parline Hutcheson if 5 x . X Larry Whitley g ' 1 an J oyce Karol White Cox QUN vsJ Betty Shelmrt-+0 if Shirley Love Raymond Moore Rex Newcomb Linda Newcomb W- Richard Parker Martha Powell i Ellis-Priccir I -, . ar orie 16 ce! 51. 'E7' 1 Loljgiummons X Qsmim ? 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I ,, .P s 'v- A Q fl l Billy Phillip Nlartin Dun Eddie- Ctwliran Corrvll Cramer Crawford Creighton 1- EV' lioliliy Hicliarfl Naomi lflnm Ervin Crow llaw-npnrt Daxis liawfun Dawson 1 , ' 1 'CT C5' s 'R 1 .Xrnnlii llarfil Fliirlt-y Uvralilinf' Clara lJ04l1l lll't'IlIlZU1 Ilrvnnan llryt- Dufek SOPHOMORES ht 4 f nag? t x . 'Wh s... 1 -'K .J Nurma Jw' Lynn Eawn Elliott Elrod Gi Sue Sylvia l Q' Clvnda Eubanks Fish la-1-., V ml -f YY wr l X. l X ...t.- all EY , 4 qhfiika Larry jm- Wanda llnlm Bm-tty l lslll'Y lfunl Fuwlc-r Frir-nfl FWS! llwyfl Gwendolyn Louise Frost Gage Ceurxn Elisabffth Eileen Cipson Coodloe 4 Y M E .rn 31 Don Jerry Joyce Duree- Don Hale Harper Hart Harris Heard r r :I -. .-,H is:- l r 'nil X 'N , ' - x 5 ,ss X V , x Margie Leander Lon-Ita Ella Pc-arl Linda H,-iyd Hvn-le-y He-,tm-r Hallmwa Hopkins SOPHCMORES ff i ,Af Amm.,. . 4 'wits' fimm, W- -vibgw--W .Q Barbara Jimmy Ellen Dorcas Rogers Ross Rudolph Scott k'VV - W aw ' ' -,s 5 V It qw if it in ,t u 5 'L', if - A . 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LICROY HARRINGTON Mrs. Harrington is our biology and Senior Science teacher. She attended Henderson State Teachers College and has a B.S.l2. degree. This is Mrs. Harringtonis second year of teaching. ' . z l W -ggi MRS. DOYLE HULSEY Mrs. Hulsey graduated from Hender- son State Teachers College with a B.S.E. degree and received her M.A. degree from the University of Arkan- sas. She has six years of teaching ex- perience and this year teaches Sopho- more English, psychology. and Ceneral Math. as Ph? 'r K S' Q7 ' '-If 1. ,d:75f7x 'mf I -up . J Y Q 0 k. X 'RA My-'v 2 X Vs,-k t , . L , 1 . A nf - x, ' x , 3 ff ,L J' f V ' W . Q .,, X .'f'1x7'!f ,, if ' ' 1 ' ., A iff sf A 1 , A , A - if 'Wk Q. A .L 2, ' -,f J ' .f 5 ,.+, V ly, W ng. .'- bf 4,4 ':,.f,q 243, . Ay ...J GZLQQQ ' - , ,MN 1, f' fe, ' . , 4 5 A 4 'nf . -Iii V ,, 4, fi ,. , A ,4 14,3 1515 3:4 ' ,-492-f 'Q ,, ' - QA, 'A , 4 , 1 -:E K 5 ,.,W wf' kg f 'TEJQ ,S . 1 'U , itwzka- :W e 4.41 -if' I m i ' '42 'Q' ' A' .Z . 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Dur- ing her first year at Benton High she has taught Typing I. QW 'SJ HRS BILL NIXRTIN 'Nlr 'Niartin attended the lnixereltx of 'xflZUIld and ha .1 B -XE degree She ha. taught a total of tvwelxe years. two of which have been in Benton High. Mn. Martin teaches Sophomore Englifh ' f I.ati 1 an . MRS. HOWARD PERRIN Mrs. Perrin attended Ouachita Bap- tist College. Arkansas State Teachers. the University of Colorado. and Pea- body College for Teachers. She has a B.S.E. degree and has been teaching in Benton High twenty-eight years of her thirty-eight year career. Mrs. Per- rin teaches Plane Geometry, trigonom- etry, Solid Geometry, and Algebra Il. -nr MR. HOWARD PERRIN Mr. Perrin. our superintendent, re- ceived his B.A. degree from Arkansas State Teachers College and his M.A. degree from the University of Colorado. He has been active in the field of educa- tion since 1922 and has been in the Benton school system the last thirty- five years. ,5 , W, 133 5 gg Sew, 1- was 4 ' ' sais nik' - fic? Fd, gg JS ,gi Y .,, I VK ff W M, -r,,.V:4 5- l ,V ,gl ff , qwfifkf, T 5 'F V , ' U XZ:-L, A ' A V' Q 'maiwmh 1 fi7'afj N.. .V , A :zt1'5E f5' -1 ' 4 4-1 ,, Am 7 V 1 lf7Q,,i'ff33 ' 1 QW, 4 A www W mwnfww' . fd- , s , ,W if '1f,1fk 'ul I s X ' 1 ' a if 1 A , , 1 s 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 5 I 1 1 1 1 I 1' I I 1 ' I' ' 1 I I 1 1 s x xx xx 1' , f .' N I 1 2 5 K li 3 4 1. Q., , , 1 I 1 2 ' Lie' Q 'V'-X , L. x I ' f 1 5 v. , xx X , K x N 1, fl 11, 1' 'I 5 5 Y XX Hx N ,I I 1 S x ., f , I xx N, xx ,a 1 K, X X w. N x ,I , K -. x , x X X K ' x x N N ' ' s X X x 1 .r , X 'Q x X ' ,' 1 x YE. f ,' MR. PENN TUCKER Mr. Tucker teaches band in Benton High. He attended Henderson State Teachers College and Arkansas A and M. He has a B.M.E. degree and has been teaching in Benton High one year of his fifteen year career. ,Q 'Q 1 l if-v V 1 :NIL iv!- V if , ' r xl ' , X 4 . ,J VX 57 i. ,lf A X V14 ' Jil I 1 ' fx . f I, . X N X, . x X if I X - A, ' V ' x . I 1 - ' .J MRS. J. T. WILSON , w 'lMrs. Wilson has taught in Benton High ten years of her twenty-five year career. She has a BS. degree and at- tended Southeastern State College. She teaches World History. ! ,,. 5 I- U ,- - - .. Ad .- . cn 5 1- ID U .. - - - -5 3 .. - In -. V A ... A ... E 2.2 .c t to rig r Lef if --c11f1f I 5 9 if ff t fl ht Lr NICNIullcn Carolyn 11.1111 I1 N rl Lhanaut 115 Ball rd The cafeteria workers. headed by Mrs. Mildred Storey, help to keep us healthy by serving nourishing meals. ,01- - S.- 1, '1 X W' L .,. .. ' N MRS. MILIJREIJ STOREY ve?- Maintenance work for our school was I done this year by Mr. A. C. Hendrix and Mr. W. W. Samples. Left Mrs. Mrs. Hrs. Mrs. Hrs Mr! to right: Tommy Moore Mildred Morgan Katie Welch Effie Shepard Birdie Wells Dink Trickey i'...3t ' .ii 4-in A' ' Q' Q X 1-A-no , I 'LJ1f. X 'br,,42'-f5al1v'v'7 . AP' f QT vi . il PED CLUB SI7071SUl ' MRS. NI4XH'l'lN President - Jlf.-XNIIC WRIGHT V1'fe1'r6si11f'r1I -- l'IlXI.I.IS ,IANIES Secretary-Treaszzrefr -ff JEAN HOLLAND Reporter f PEGGY BALI..-XRD v Sponsor L,,,,,, ,,,,, N IR, EDWARD JONES President ,,,, ,,,,,, , , DONNA NEWSOBI Vice President ,,,,, , , , JINUIY HKTCHINCSON Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,, ,, ,,,,, Jl'DY TLQRNER Head of Eieculire Committee , ,IANIE KELLEY PX 'z r-x'1z1t1411 fur r-Il'l'll 'I' 'X.f,,U. 1 the 111111 1 ge-r fifilllllfl Ulm-1'1f'rs. one of Ihr- 111z1111 LIIIIIN nf T XVII 1 .- . 1. . s 111 pffillliblf' 11 lull:-r 1111fl1'rNtz1111li11g1 of Civil flf'fPIlFQ'. uf M111-11 the fiftlllllfl Observer Corps lm- 1 Xllill 11.11t. g Tl11+ iF the firft year for T.,-X.C.0. to 1 In UTU2lI1l7f'fI III Be'-11tr111 Schools. T110 z, . 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