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Benton High School - Panther Yearbook (Benton, AR)

- Class of 1959

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Benton High School - Panther Yearbook (Benton, AR) online collection, 1959 Edition, Cover

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The purpose of this book is to enable you to remember the hours you spent at B.H.S. and to help you hold these memories close to your heart. The manner in which you, the student body, accept this Book of Memories determines in a measure how well we have succeeded in our purpose. I . . . The Panther was ours for almost a year. Now it belongs to you. Handle it with care, for it is the story of a year of your life. .sf be-, 'Gln ss 4 l'v'. 'F ver aff . Qlxgtl at Q2 Fisher gets the last crumb, it'- X X . 3 155 050 School begins with the same enthusiasm as usual. We meet and greet old friends and new. The school policy was changed this year to a nine-weeks basis instead of six-weeks. The arrival of Senior rings came earlier this year. The Y-Teens got the social activities oft to a good start with their Fun Night. Football season was in full swing and our first pep rally showed the cheerleaders to be in fine shape. Clubs were forrned and officers elect- ed. Phil Correll and Carolyn Searcy were narned semi- finalists in the Merit Scholarship competition. i lll ll .,,.,,..- Our 6 o Our parents got a good idea of school life when the Student Council sponsored their Parent's Night. Homecoming Royalty was elected by the football team, and classes elected their favorites and beauties. New National Honor Society members were announced and the Seniors took scholarship tests. The hula hoop was the latest craze. Grades came out for the first time this year in the mail, and Halloween was celebrated this year with a football game in Jacksonville. The Thanksgiving holidays finally got here and so went the first three months. V3 on me 'Va Yr Ovcr Of-y '? '? XXX aXX mam? f Roovo , . Lx? ...- Ou X01 5X Yana 100 rv avev fy A,e you '9HdY Mr. Diilon? awk' ix X, X'x .X is i--1-.- K Edfforg Our Ho work ? me cn wheels, govt rs xx za Seniors began to realize they would soon be leaving ole BHS when they ordered their invitations and the Juniors got measured for their rings. The Latin Clubs had their banquet and the Senior Class celebrated with their annual Christmas Banquet. Three All-District foot- ball players vvere named. The well-earned Christmas vacation came not a moment too soon. We came back ready to finish the first semester. Sharon Jennings vvon the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award and Phil Correll won the American Legion Oratorical Contest. Semester tests caused every- '7 F C ness one to study and the Seniors were happy because these would be their last tests. Seniors took the Alcoa test and the Football Banquet was held to honor the '59 Panther team. The Senior class held their Who's Who Contest and the Student Council officers were elected for next year. Student teachers came from Ouachita and the Junior class had their yearly Magazine Drive. A few days of warm weather arrived the last of February and we realized spring was just around the corner. 'Wu Sf 1, 66 I S Dv Defdlur S was-9 Last minute preparations xa Cha Khekv banquet ucer whknk x 'NOV' . - hed- hen they flFTIS w Prom X a dr mess fe w W CVS fare f seen hv Ih e o57re. E607 C0979 lr Q UC' aaa ofb Wyse 59' Teachers get energy for afternoon classes. arg Clubs and homerooms began to give their assembly programs. Cheerleaders were elected for next year. Club conventions were held in various places over the state. Y-Teens had their Mother-Daughter Banquet and the Tech Band entertained us in an assembly program. The National Honor Society initiated new members and the Junior and Sophomore classes elected their officers for next year. Seniors enioyed Career Day and worked hard - ns M.- v..g.,A ref! 61. D' a on the Senior Play Beauty and the Beef. The Student Council held its yearly banquet and Easter holidays ar- rived. Juniors took the Merit Scholarship Test and the Senior Class had its annual picnic. The '59 Panther arrived and the Y-Teens sponsored a Scribble Party. High Honor and Honor students were selected for graduation and the Juniors and Sophomores took their semester tests. an bow A c ook Do we have to eat it Med- QYS NNGY aik mev0xO 'iowa P YWXU 3 ,gl PKK e goes Haw dfxa 0. we , HOU Qht We Wouid I x TL ' ,xii Mr. B 1 xx af- f 10 e neVer ge yro' an Clean- UDB ffer fh S H0077 rush. Cl blk fl04-lr. I4 aids 6 Se Seniors finally get To take if easy. 006 a 'iiflax Q o .seed As semester Test time rolled around again The Seniors realized that The they had been TION. First cafne Class night was New with mixed .vale- end was near. For Twelve long vears working toward one goal--GRADUA the insoirino Bacculaureate Sermon. celebrated in the Traditional manner. e'noTions The Senior class of '59 don- ned their caps and gowns and walked down the aisle to receive their diplomas. For the Seniors it was all over, but for the rest, three wonderful months of vacation lay ahead. Another year had silently gone by leaving behind a story that will never be forgotten by the stu- dents vvho lived it. This was V759 at Benton High School. qi Q-Q Wu. 0l7lf'I'Zy QH15 SUITE 1516 CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD HOLLYWOOD 28 CALIFORNIA HOLLYWOOD 9 9392 February ll 1959 MISS Judl Turner Edrtor, Panther Annual Benton Publrc Schools Benton Arkansas Dear Judl I am returnrng the three photographs you sent to me for the purpose of Judgmg the most beautrful of the three as the 59 Panther cover grrl Th1s was a very dlffrcult dec1s1on and wlth your perm1ss1on ll hopej I called upon my two fr1ends, Dwayne Hrckman and Barry Coe to form a panel of three wrth me for the purpose of p1ck1ng the most beaut1ful of the We argued for almost a week and have fmally decrded that grrl number two was the one whose photograph kept poppmg up 1n all three of our lrsts We don't know who she 15 but we wlsh her lots of success and happmess For 'the commrttee of three' may I say we are slncerely flattered that you have asked us to judge th1s contest and I hope all our frrends 1n Benton I-hgh w1ll not be too drsappomted at our fmal select1on Srncerely Tommy ands Qalso for Dwayne I-hckman and Barry Coej TSfdh 4 . 'E' , I J, I . . . , , three girls. , . , . .1 s In I, f 5 -.X f Zcamez- 76p LINDA WYATT fauna- Ztp JANET VVHITTLE February 25 I959 Dear Annual Srahc I vvanT To Thank you Tor allovvung me The pleasure oT choosung The mosT handsome aT BenTon Hugh School I have rndlcaTed my chouce by marking an X on The back of The plcTure Your reguesT Tor a runner up vvas slmply Impossible I Tlnally decided ThaT The only soIuTron was a Tue Belueve me The enTure decuslon was a very dITTIculT one I vxould enloy meeTIng These young men especially To Tell Them ThaT rn my book They all deserve The TrTIe oT mosT handsome I am regrerlul Thar I musT reTurn These pucrures To you as They make such a sTnknng Tno on my dresser Perhaps someday I vvnll have The honor of meeT Ing Them rn person Agarn IeT me express my Thanks for berng allovved such a pIeasanT Task IT I can ever be of addmonal asslsTance donT hesITaTe To call MosTs1ncereIy Q! W? Xfff r 1 . . ,, ,, . . . . . 11 11 A - 1 I . - 11 11 I . , , . I 1 franca- JYMMY FOYIL W fauna- 76p JOHN PARKER Junior Maid FAYE CASEY Queen DIANE KELLEY Senior Maid MARGARET LITTLE Sophomore Maid ROSEMARY MCFALLS F . Q A H x T . ,Ax ,f ill in - X .f '23 K RCW Qefwc C 1 Lee e K lley FRONT POW Jumor Mud Fwyn Cwsy V f sl cc 0 wcvoe ww 5 N .-if gm mx A-A3 . U ,... L ' gg, Rs, k mmf!! Euvfi if.. ITA BRADLEY Junior RAYMOND CALDWELL Junior LYNDA MOORE Senior Capiann E715 You can all he proud of The wonderful 'ob your cheerleaders have done thrs year They have shown oulsfandnng en Thusuasm school spun? and loads of energy To learn new routunes new yells and gef new Ideas our cheerleaders attended a summer cheerleadnng camp To do This they spent many long hours earning money To Captaln Lynda Moore and Sponsor Mrs George Wllde dvd a grand 'ob of headnng The group Juniors were Lorranne Humph rues Anna Bradley and Raymond Cald well Sophomores Janet Whuttle and Kay Mauldnn Thanks for one of the greatest seasons ever' JANET WHITTLE Sophomore ef? 5 LX, LORRAINE HUMPHRIES Junior W'- DONNA MAULDIN Sophomore ' 5 NU, 4 W- Qoffiiiwce 9600 .IMF I F, I x QQ, it 'N 'S at 14g 5 70 MOST POPULAR Sharon Jennings Wayne Neaville 1 S. a wi' fu i FRIENDLIEST GIRL Judy Manning 7044 FRIENDLIEST BOY Gary Weir MOST INTELLIGENT Carolyn Searcy Phil Correll 4493 7' Q Sf . , 8 1 ' Gofyffe W 5 Q3 K ., .L .ag nl. ,fr -J: -C' ig rf' 7 fr- .3 T ffm ww 29 XNx12I1aNgXnQY 3064 , 0 CY afoe 70 BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL Penny Prince MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Lynda Moore Buddy Keesee 7044 i x R121 BEST ALL-AROUND BOY Larry Fisher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Margaret Little Phil Correll 41 Gif Odr O! Ol' gfvff r S O W Zfknfiimdfv , ,760 cc L' 4, Z 4 an I ENGLISH 6 SOCIAL STUDIES Phillip Correll n Sanwniie Young Donna Nevvsorn ,, E31 HOME ECONOMICS BAND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sharon Jennings Charles Ledloetter Nina MCAlliS1er Shirley Drennan Richard Davenport u -w -P I SCIENCE COMMERCIAL MATH John Carrick Pat Phillips Earl Cloud Tv., H-P Wy M . ww. 1 x ' s A ,sux as fs- 'Yvh ,Q 'A u 'W' ef ' Aff' :- 'FTYJ3 I vw, A al .J V.. , , , 1, a W I ,I -gap ',,+. ' ., .!.. A 'Y-, al 'f '- 9-41 . ' - . 4.1 ' '- fi-Q ,r 1 fx 2.51 , H, Q-5,'f2JVn7Q Q 1. 5135,-Q31 ' 'vc' 4.5 .pg f-'qgi -51. . gf ga-. 5 ' P ' ,fn-Q.-Y': ,,- mir . -fha g . 1- 1 N -. Q .kv 7 ' QA? ' . 'W --.- - N .1 4. - l Sgr 2 :if .. -gf - -Q :- I X, fs.. L ' -qs,4,,-5 K ,P -A , ,a -L . ..- ., Al - ,, 'sQ.t' H5 . -, 4 's-, 'nr-Q. eq, nf tw , ,x I ,Q :K ,K ff-In .-:1 fp Q-3 ' -, ,. 4 -'3'w' q, 'Q 5' V' '. . 1 f ' ' ,, .-f , , ff -.u..'S.. 'f-QQ9 TR S55 Env. J ' xi-'.,... ., ,,. Vx 4 ' ne' .3 'Q , - g +A- sp. Io ' -A .. 1 'na uf' ' ' , -. ' s A 1- , .v 5-, Q , - . '-,'- A. x, N.. V K Q , l Q ,V c.. . P v ,in--' Q x .-s.,-,' 'V-3 or 4. v .i . . V5 i' 1 9 , ' Sharon Jermmgs and Wayrne Neavulle , 1. .. -LI x .. .A'-4kN ' 1 5.5 GRIN: MQW IN 801723 . ,vh- D' O E' ll anna H, ll -Q, gnu I f..+4,u.4-++ Ill 4.4, I 444- U .4-4' an 1+ ff. '++ ' ,A .V I .. ' A fi- 1 . . . l ' 'U 'ff' zz: 1' +-l 'f ll un , , f' ' ' f. ,. 9 . ' ' 44, ,I .Af +f iz , , . fb' l' R.. f ,, Go- , 4', V- .+ ' 4' . 4 ' ' - f .. '+-H+' 'Q .4 Www? .+V , ' col' '+ , lu. 0, a vrvzw '+ .., ...-+ ' J. .. , 4' w oc' . H' -fn 0+ -T .dv 1H'Hf. V i i 7- Y JAMES ANDERSON Bus Driver 58, 59. DOLL ASHBY Happiness is not perfected until it is shared. Journalism 58, 59, Co-Editor 59, Y-Teens 57, 58, 59, Vice President 59, NHS 58, 59, FHA 57, 58, 59, Song Leader 59, FTA 59, Girls' Trio 57, 58, Pep Club 57, 58, 59, Sophomore Senate 57, Quill and Scroll 58, 59, Senior Beauty 59, Student Council 58, 59, Outstanding Student 58, M.S, Delegate KY-Teensl. MARTHA BALLARD Nothing is so strong as gentlenessf' FHA 57, 58, 59, Y-Teens 57, Choir 59. MARION BARNETT We live and learn. Bus Driver 59. SHIRLEY BARROW A little learning is a dangerous thing. Y-Teens 58, 59, Choir 58, 59, FHA 57, 58, 59. PAT BEARD This day shall never come again. FHA 57, 58, 59, Office Worker, Library Worker 58 LINDA BEASLEY lt matters not how long we live but how. Y-Teens 57, 58, Latin Club 57, Pep Club 57, 58, 59: Student Council 58, FHA 58, Tago 57, 58, 59, Speech Club 59, Commercial Club 59. LINDA BEAVER Very little is needed for a happy life. Senior Senate 58, Junior Senate 57, Pep Club 57. 58, 59, Library Club 57, Y-Teens 57, 58, 59. 1:5 Q-. I JIMMY 'BLAKLEY The grf-at man is the man who does a tlming first, Basketball 57, 585 Latin Club 575 TAGO 575 B C 58. HARLEY BRINKLEY Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. TAGO 57, 595 Math Club 585 Honor Society 58, 595 Projection Club 57, 58, 595 Basketball 57, HARRIET BROWN BLOHM Love is a beautiful dream. GARY BROWN Bait the hook well, this lislt will bite. FTA 575 Football 575 Proiection Club 58. JIMMY DON BOLT The biggest dog has been a pup, Football 57, 585 Track 57, 58, B Club 57, 585 Speech Club '59, K I Qllll 'I MORRIS BOYD Make the most of youre self for that is all there is of you, Latin Club 575 Basketball 57, 58, 595 Track 57, 58, 595 B Club 58, 595 FTA 59 59 No, boys, it's not alcoholic 1-ffl za f .- M 1- K :Eg , ,, ' N 3 -If-rye .fx ' 'r 1 .9 L 1' A . A Y BETTY CALDWELL Her ways are ways of pleasantnoss, and all her paths are peace. Y'T99fWS 57: FHA 57, Commercial Club 59, Speefh 597 Band 57, 58, 59, HANK CALDWELL Friendship is to be purchased by only friendship. B Club: Speech Club, Benton 59, Castle Heights, De Molay 57, 58, Football 58, Basketball 58, Benton Football 59, Junior Color Guard 58, JOHN CARRICK Science is organized knowledge, Basketball 57, 58, Track 57, Key Club 57, Tago 57, Math Club 58, 59, Annual Staff 58, 59, National Honor Society 58, 59. EARL CLOUD lt takes a wise man to know a wise man. Latin Club 57, Honor Society 58, 59, Math Club 58, 59. L' 'i . . X PAT COLEMAN While you live keep a good tongue in your head. Band 57, 58, 59, Commercial Club 59. CYNTHIA CONRAD lt is not enough to do good-one must do it the right way. Y-Teens 57, 58, FHA 57, 58, Projection Club 57, 58, 59. PHIL CORRELL Life is my college. May l graduate well, and earn some honors. Proiection Club 57, 58, Annual Staff 58, 59, Latin Club sa, 59, Math Club sa, 59, Key Club 58, 59: BOYS' State, National Honor Society, Outstanding Student 57, Sophomore Senate, Home Room Vice President '58: Junior Rotarian 58, JCL 58, 59. ELTON COX He that knows no guilt can know no fear. Latin Club 57, Track 57, Basketball 57, NHS 58, 59, Math Club 59. Push on - IYGGP m0V' MARTIN S. CRAMER Wild as a March hare. Speech Club 59, Band 56, Basketball Manager 57, Track Stat. 57, 58, Football Manager 58, Math Club 58, Key Club 58, 59, Secretary 59, Journalism 57, B Club 57, 58, 59, FTA 59, Senior Senate 59, EDDIE CREIGHTON Why should the devil have all the fun? Band 56, 67, 58, 59, Dance Band 58, 59. BOBBY CROW You may all go to pot. NAOMI DAVIS It I5 right to be contented with what we have, never with what we are. Y-Teens 57, 58, FHA 58, Commercsal Club 59. RICHARD DAVENPORT He never flunked and he never lied, I guess he never knowed how. National Honor Society 58, 59, Track 58, 59, Choir 58, Choir Quartet 58, Math Club 59, Student Council 59. Grandmama Smithers comes home ELMO DAWSON ing! Band 56, 57, 53, 59- ERVIN DAWSON Somebody tell him it'5 not a Jaguar. GARRELL DOGGETT We have seen better days. B Club 57, CAROL DENNAN The more I see of men the better I like dogs. Maiorefte 56, 57, 58, 59, FHA 57, 58, 59, Speech Club 59, Y-Teerfs 57, 58, 59, Band 56, 57, 58, 595 Band, Head Librarian. SHIRLEY DRENNAN A good conscience is a good pillow. Y-Teens 57, 58, 59, FHA 57, 58, 59, Treasurer 59, Speech Club 59, Student Council 581 Pep Club 59. ,F GERALDINE DRYE To be good is to be happy. Y-Teens 57: Speech Club 59, FHA 59. CLARA DUFEK 'qv We profit little by the books we do not enjoy. Tago 57, 58, Y-Teens 57, 58, FHA 58: Choir 59, N JOY ELLIOTT Magnificent spectacle of human happiness. Y-Teens 57, 585 FHA 58, 59. SUE ELROD All is well that ends well. Y-Teens 57, 58, FHA 59, Speech 59. HS 59 I i l SYLVIA EUBANKS Our lives are what our thoughts make it, Y-Teens 57, 58, 59, FHA 56, 57, Library Club 58, Speech Club 59, Commercial Club 59, BILL EVERETT An all round guy, liked all round. B Club '57, Football Manager 57, Basketball 57, 58. GLENDA FISH Life is not so short but that there is always room for courtesy. Y-Teens 57, 58, TAGO 57, 58, Band 58, 59, Girls' State 59, Commercial Club 59. LARRY FISHER Youth is the opportunity to do something and become somebody. Football 57, 58, 59, Basketball 57, sa, 59, Track 57, 58, 59, B club 57, 58, 59, sfuaem council 57, 59, President 59, Latin Club 57, President 59, Panther Tales 57, National Honor Society 58, 59, Boys' State Spealsef of the House 59, JOE FORD Life is just one durn thing after another. Football 57, 53, 59, Captain 59, Basketball 57, 58, 59, Key Club 58, 59, Vice President 59, B Club 57, 58, 59, Latin Club 57, Class Favorite 58, Speech Club 59. Let us get in the picture too! , ,f- by , f 1 4-i BOB FRIEND What I don't know would make a good book. Proiection Club 57, 58, 59, Vice President 59, Math Club 57, 58, 59. 8ETTY FROST Ot szwirrf w stil and quiet 'har her moto, lxlrysltitd at nersvlf Y-Teens 57, 58, 59, TAGO 57, 58, Library 57 58, 59, Co-nnterfinl 59 BOYD FROST Ho hath J he-.zrt .ws sourcl as a hail, 'B Club 57, Football Manager 57, Basketball 57, Math Club 58, Band 56, 57, 58, 59, Southernaires 58, 59. JOE OARNER 'Men of fe.v worcls are the best men National Honor Society 58, 59. LOUISE GEURIN Our characters are the result of our conduct. National Honor Society 59, Panther Tales 58, 59, Latin Club 57, 58, 59, Reporter 59, Y-Teens 57, 58, Girls State 59. ELISABETH GIPSON Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Y-Teens 57, 58, 59, President 59, Mid South Delegate 59, FTA 58, 59, Treasurer 59, FHA 57, 58, Pep Club 57, 58, 59, Annual Staff 58, 59, Speech Club 59, Girls' Trio 57, 58. C. B. GOFF Concentration is my motto. Math Club 58, 59, Secretary 59, National Honor Society 59, Key Club 58. EILEEN GOODLOE Politeness is as natural to delicate natures as perfume is to flowers. Y-Teens 57, 59, Latin Club 57, Pep Club 57, 58, Treasurer 59, TAGO 58, 59, National Honor Society 58, Secretary' Treasurer 59, Commercial Club 59, Panther Tales Staff 59, Junior Senate 58. MARTHA GOODWYN Trifles make perfection, but perfection is no trifle. Choir Vice President 58, Band 58, Secretary-Treasurer 59, Y-Teens 58, 59, Commercial Club President 59, Library Club 58, 59, NHS 59, RUSSELI GOODVVIN Utd and young .ve are on our last Crutuu' STANLEY GOODWIN .Lf 1 2 ' A Vida HOVV. Speech Club 59, Football 57, 58, 59 RUTH GRAY We :armor serve ourselves unttl sa-fre others also. Y-Teens 59, Commerclal Club 59. LYNDON GREEN A laugh ts worth a hundred groans fn any market. Football 59, Speech Club 59, Senior Senate 59, Trans- fer Bryant-Track 57, 58, Proiecton Club 57, Sports Club 57, 58, Basketball 57, 58, DON HALE I am as strong as a bull moose. Basketball 57, Track 57: Football 57p Speech Club 59- Serttors get measured for that lmal ., 11. ri f .Y DON HARDGRAVES HC has left his mark. Math Club 58, 59g Barttl 585 Southernaires 58: Transfer Fort Smith - KAPPA ALPHA PHI 56, 57, Key Club 57, Inaug- ural Band 56. JERRY HARRIS lt's been worth it I think, Track 57, Proiection Club 57, 58, 59, Math Club 58. 59. JOYCE HART As the rolling stone gathers no moss, so the roving heart gathers no affections. Y-Teens 58, FTA 59, Commercial Club 59, Library 57, 58, 59, Treasurer 59. WALLACE HAWTHORNE Ta-ra-ra-boom cle-ay, l've had my soup today, Projection Club 59, DON HEARD First get what you want-then enjoy it, if possible. Band 57, 58, 59, Key Club 58, 59, Math Club 585 Latin CIUIJ 57: Speech 597 Tennis Team 585 Orchestra and Pep Band 57, 58, 59. LEANDER HENSLEY We are in the same boat. Proiection Club 58, 591 Key Club 58, 59, Ma 58, 59. VIRGINIA HILL Commercial Club 59, FHA 59. DUDLEY HILBORN There's place and means for every man ali GARY HUCHINGSON Woe, woe, and woe upon woe. th Club You can never plan the future by the past. ve JlMMY HUCKABY Live all you can, ifs a mistake not to. JAMES HUDSON Fitted lor girls, a lacly's man. Football 57, 58, Basketball 57, 58, 59. STANLEY HUTCHINGS This survival of the fittestf' GWYN JAMES Of a good beginning cometh a good end. Library Club 58, Y-Teens 58, FHA 59. SHARON JENNINGS Small but atomic. Class Secretary 57, Pep Club 57, 58, President 59, Cheerleader 58, FTA 58, 595 FHA 57, 585 Y-Teens 57, 58. Treasurer 59, Class Favorite 57, 58, 59, Senior Class Treasurer 59, Annual Staff 57, 58, Editor 59, Journal- ism Staff Photographer 575 Sophomore Senate 57, Junior Senate 58, Senior Senate 59, National Honor Society 59, Latin Club 58, 59, Secretary 58, 59, JCL State Vice President 59, Speech Club 59. The long and short of the Senior Class PAT JOHNSON f'Charac1er is simply hab- it long continued. Pep Club 57, Y-Teens 57, 58, FHA 58, 59: Lafln Club 58, 59. BUDDY KEESEE Fields are won by those who believe in winning. Football 57, 58, 595 Basketball 575 lfBCl1 57: SPQBCD Club 595 Tri-Captain Football 595 Proiection Club 57. DIANE KELLEY l'The hand that has made you fair has made you good, Sophomore Vice President 575 Journalism 58, 595 Senior Senate 595 Pep Club 57, 58, 595 FTA 57, 58, Reporter 595 Y-Teens 57, 58, 595 Speech Club 595 Junior Beauty5 Homecoming Queen 59. JANEY KELLEY You must look into people as well as at thern. ' Journalism 57, 585 Student Council 57, 58, 595 SASC 58, Quill and Scroll se, Ni-is 58, 59, FTA 57, ss, 59, TAGO 575 Latin Club 58, 595 Pep Club 57, 58, 592 Y-Teens 57, 58, 595 Mid South Delegate 595 Office Worker 59. LARRY LAND No one knows what he can do until he tries. Basketball 575 Track 575 Football 58, 595 Tri-Captain 595 Vice President of Junior Class 585 Student Council 595 NHS 595 Junior Senate 59. SUZANNE LANE The hour is come, but not my man. Pep Club 57, 58, 595 Y-Teens 57, 58, 59, Secretary 595 Student Council 58, 595 FHA 57, 585 Journalism 58, 59, Business Manager 595 Commercial Club 595 FTA 59, SASC Rep. 59, EUNICE LANGLEY Gently to hear, kindly to fudge. Y-Teens 575 FHA 58, 595 Speech Club 59, ff CHARLES LEDBETTER Make hay while the sun shines. Latin Club 57, Treasurer 595 Journalism 575 Sophomore Senate 575 Junior Senate 585 NHS 595 Boys' State 595 Band 56, 57, 58, 59, President 595 Tennis Team 585 Junior and Senior Handsome 58, 595 Key Club 58, President 595 Math Club 585 Junior Rotatian-September 585 Vice President Student Council SASC-AASC Work- shop, FTA 59, Jci. 57, 59. BOBBY LEWIS The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it. B Club 57, 58, 595 Football 57, 58, 595 Track 58' Tennis Team 58. DARRYL LIPPMAN Bravery never goes out of fashion. Journalism 575 Annual 575 Band 575 Latin Club 585 Boys' State 585 Key Club 595 Senior Senate 595 Math Club 595 Journalism 595 Latin Club 59, MARGARET LITTLE Make two grins grow where there was only a grouch before. FHA 575 Y-Teens 57, 58, 595 NHS 585 Annual 57, 58, 59: Pep Club 57, 58, 595 Speech Club 595 Senior Maid 595 Outstanding Student 57. ERNEST LOVELL A man must make his opportunity as well as find ir. Key Club 585 Math Club 58, 59, Vice President Senior Class 595 Senior Senate 59. NINA MCALLISTER The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheer- fulness. Y-Teens 575 FHA 595 Library Club 575 Speech Club 59. JAMES MCCLAlN Many receive adviceg few profit by it. Projection Club 57, 58, 59, Vice President 585 President 59. Isn't this the way to do if? LINDA MCCUTCHEON A place for everything V 3 and everything in its place. FHA 595 Speech Club 595 Y-Teens 59. PEGGY MCCUTCHEON Full of swee' indifference. YATeens 57, 58, 59, Home Ec 56, 57, 58, FHA, Pep Club 57, 58, 59, Future Teachers 58, FTA, Commercial Club 59, Cheerleader 59, Homecoming Maid 58. ALlCE MCDONALD A cheerful look makes a dish a feast. Pep Club 57, Future Teachers, Y-Teens, Commercial Club 59. CHARLES MCGHEE I'll speak in a monstrous lirlle voice. CATHERINE MADDOX Kind words make many friends. Y-Teens 565 Chorus 57-58, Commercial Club 58-59: FHA 58-59. MARY MANGRUM Let fomolrow rake care of i1self. Y-Teens 577 Commercial 58, 59. JUDY MANNING He who laughs-Last. Band 57, 58, 59, Chorus 58g Feature Twirler 575 Cheer leader 57, 585 Pep Club 57. BRENDA MARTIN She is more precious fhan rubies. Pep Club 58, 59, FHA 58, 595 Y-Teens 585 Chorus 58, 59. JANIE LEA MATHEWS Cheerfulness is an offsl-not of goodness. Library Club 575 Y-Teens 57, 58, Choir 58, 59, FHA 595 Pep Club 58, 597 Proiecvion Club 575 Reporter FTA 597 Commercial Club 59. RALPH MITCHELL Every man has his devilish moments. Bus Driver 59. LINDA MOORE. Flashing eyes, wavy hair, carefree ways and debonairf' FHA 57, 58, Cheerleader 58, 59, Cheerleader Captain 59, Y-Teens 57, 58, 59, Homecoming Maid 57, FTA 58, 59, Junior Senate 58, Pep Club 57, 58, 59, Commercial Club 59. GINGER MOORE Sugar and Spice and all things nice. Band 58, 59, Band Treasurer and Vice President 58, 59 FTA 57, 58, 59, Girls' State 58, Pep Club 57, Y-Teens 57, FHA 57, 58, 59, FHA Photographer 58, FTA 57, 58, 59 FTA 57, 58, 59, FTA Treasurer 58, President 59. SUE MORRISON A sweeter disposition is not be found. FHA 57, 58, Y-Teens 57, 58, Commercial Club 58, 59. ALENE MURDERS Rest and be thankful. Y-Teens 57, Speech 58, 59, FHA 58, 59. And they say this job needs a capable person! 2 T t ff' 1- WAYNE - NEAVILLE Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. Key Club 58, 59, Speech Club 59: FTA 58, 59: Golf 57, 58, Football Manager 58, Class Favor- ite 59, Junior Senate 58, Senior Senate 59. CARLENE NEIGHBORS She is like an old friend the moment you meet her. Library Club 57, 59, FHA 577 Y-Teens 57, 58, 59, Pro- iection Club 58, Junior Senate 58, Commercial Club 59, National Honor Society 59. RONALD NELSON Conquest pursues where courage leads the way. Proiection Club 57, 585 Home Room Vice President 59. DONNA NEWSOM She was ever precise in promise keepingf' Y-Teens 57, 58, 59, TAGO President 57, Treasurer 58, Vice President 59, Latin Club 56, 57, 58, 59, Pep Club 57, 58, 58, Speech 59: Cgmmercial Club 595 Journalism Staff 57, 58, Co-Editor 59: Quill and Scroll 58, 59, Girls' State 59. CAROLYN- RUTH NEWCOMB If you want to find my foot it will be in my mouth. Y-Teens 57, 58, 59, FHA 57, 58, PepfClub 57, 58, 59: FTA 597 Chorus 58. REX N EWCOMB Every dog has his day. Basketball Manager, 55, 565 Football Manager 56. JOHNNY NICHOLSON Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Track 57, 58, 59, Football 57, Basketball 57, Choir 58, President 595 Speech Club Secretary 58. JOE O'BRlEN Enough work to do-enough strength to do the work. Uransfer Pamona, Californiaj Math Club 59, Latin Club 595 Chemistry Physics Club 58. MARY PENNINGTON Love looks not with the eyes but with the heart. Commercial Club 595 Speech Club 59. CARL PETZ Now I am beginning to live a lirrle, and feel less like a sick oyster at low ride. CHARLES PETZ I am at the end of my rope. PAT PHILLIPS The days that make us happy make us wise. Library Club 57, 58, 59, Library Club President 59, NHS 58, 59, Commercial Club 59, Y-Teens 575 Stu dent Council 57, 58g Senior Senate 59. JOYCE PRINCE There is no wealth but life. FHA 57, Commercial Club 58, 595 Y-Teens 57, 58. PENNY LEE PRINCE ln a single enemy, you have more than enough. Y-Teens 57, Student Council 58, 59, Library Club 57, 58, 59, Junior Class President 585 Junior Senate 58: office worker 58, 595 FHA Sa, 59, Pep club 57, 58, 59. Cramer gets in some magazine research, FAYE RATLIFF They win that laugh. ' FHA 57, Y-Teens 57, 58, 59, Commerical Club 59. 'I PHYLLIS REA You stand in your own light, Band 56, 57, 58, 59, Y-Teens 57, sa, FHA 57, 58, Speech 58, 595 Latin Club 59. CURTIS RICHARD There's a good time coming, boys! Sopohomore Senate 57, Math Club 57, 58, 59, Key CIUI9 59, 595 SPGSCIW Club 59: Tennis 58, Captain Ten- nis Team 59. DAVID ROBERSON What I can't see, I will never believe in. DON ROGERS l've taken my fun where l've found it. JUDY ROMMEL A woman's guess is much more accurate than a man's certainty. FHA 57 JIMMY ROSS Haste maketh waste. ELLEN RUDOLPH A perfect smile for all. Y-Teens 57, 58, 595 FHA 58, 595 Speech Club 59 Band 56, 58, 59. ELGISE SANDERS Gentle in manner and strong in performance. Latin Club 581 FHA 58. I-uf fa CAROLYN SEARCY Well done is better than well said. Y-Teens 57, 58, 595 Pep Club 57, 58, 595 Math Club 59 Latin Club 575 Speech Club 595 NHS 58, 595 Journalism 58, 59, Math Club Reporter 59 ROGER SEARL You might as well fall flat on your face as lean over too far backwards. DOYLENE SCOTT Justice without wisdom is impossible. FHA 57, 595 Y-Teens 57, 585 Pep Club 575 Latin Club 59. JUDY SMITH Soon from here will I be gone. xi. FHA 58, 595 Proiection Club 585 Pep Club 59. WENDELL SPElGHTS Let the world slide. Football 575 Basketball 57. Our editors concentrating-on the annUal??? GORDON SPIVEY Woman is man's con- fusion. Football 58, 595 Golf Team 57, 58, 595 B Club 595 Key Club 585 FTA 595 Annual Staff 57, 58, 595 Senior Senate 59. r OTIS STYLES He who can take advice is sometimes better than him who can give ir. Proiection Club 58. BARBARA SULLIVAN The beginning is the most important part of the work. FHA 58, 595 Speech Club 59, Y-Teens 59. VERNON SUMMERVlLLE The Golden Rule works like gravitation. Band 57, 58, 59, Senior Senate 59, Dance Band 57, 58, 59. EAVIE SUMMITT Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others Cannot but keep it from themselves, Y-Teens 57, 58, 59, FHA 575 Commercial Club 59. DALE TEAGUE It is a good thing to learn caution by the misfortunes of others. Projection Club 58. ELLA TRICKEY Laughing, smiling, evermore, she's a girl we all adore. Y-Teens 57, 58g Library Club 57, 58, Secretary 59, Student Council 58, 595 Pep Club 57, 58, 59, FHA 58, 59, Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class 58, Commercial Club 59, Sophomore Senate 577 Junior Senate 58. JUDY TURNER True life is love, laughter, and work. Annual Staff 58, Editor 59, Student Council 57, Y-Teens 57, 58, 59, Pep Club 57, 58, 59, TAGO 57, 58, 59, Sec- retary 57, 58, Latin Club 57, 58, 59, Historian 57, Commercial Club 59, Journalism Club 57, Senior Class Secretary 59p NHS 58, 59: JCL 57, 58, 59, Office Worker 591 Girls' State 58, Senior Senate 59. RONALD WATTS He who is content can never be ruined. O KENNETH UPCHURCH A Worry will never make me great, so why worry. Senior Class President 595 Math Club 58, 595 Football 57, 585 Basketball 575 Sophomore Senate 575 Speech Club 585 Student Council 595 Track 57. DANNY WALLACE Speech is silver, but silence is gold. REX One may be humble out of pride. GARY WEIR Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. President Home Room 595 Basketball 59. PATSY WILLIS WEAVER 'Patience is a remedy for every sorrow, Y-Teens 575 FHA 57, 58, 595 Band 58. CAROLYN WILLIS You shall be yet fairer than you are. FHA 57, Did you hear about , ? No-o! JUDY WILLIS Originality provokes originality, Junior Senate 58. LEONARD WILLIAMS When one door is shut, another opens, CTransfer Morrilfonl President Art Club 57, 58, Pep Squad 57, 58, Ses Amis Francais 58, Library 57, Bano 57, 58, 59, Chorus 58, 59, FTA 58, Annual Staff 58, Junior Play 585 Junior Direction Committee 58. JUDY WILSON The best of healers is good cheer. fTransfer from Pine Bluffb Latin Club 59, Pep Club 59, FHA 59, Y-Teens 595 TAGO 59. DAVID WILKERSON Throw fear to the wind. Football 57, 58, 59, B Club 59, SUE WILKERSON f'Two are better than one. Y-Teens 57, 58, 59, FHA President 59, FTA 57, 58? Speech Club 58, Chorus 58. BRENDA WIMMER When in doubtfshe giggles. Yxeens 57, 58, 59, FHA 58, 59, Pep Club 57, 58, 59: Chorus 597 TAGO 59, Sophomore Senate 57: Senate 58. ANNETTE WRIGHT How short our happy days appear, Cheerleader 57, 58, 59. TOMMY WRIGHT Little the worse for wear. Golf Team 58, 59. Junior Gff MRO S!-XMMIE YOUNG FHA f R 59 L V C! lb 7 fi 57- Comms-'IHN Club 59g Y-Teens ,SN NHS 39g GHS Sum- 58 BILLY BURKS DON RHEA ff eh-, f 'Jn f .fhfr , ,J gi? fy 'P wg 'C ww, 2,1 Sprfurh C uh '19, BCDBBY SANDERS -'nfs We ' 'Q ' QV' I f1'f-fw'f,-Q' cf c ,W my ,E ph- rqhr mcrw-rr fc F C mash! CHARLENE cumus ALFRED SHELNUT fy Q,-,N ,-,kgfg wg. LCM- ffwkes '- cnc: QC rt ,ffl DONALD Af-,CCUTCHEON GLENDA VANDEGRIFT 'lm 'D fwfr:-1 lfw kwvffxf 1 fff1DgHf-d 'fVcrc-if ' .,,7,JY,,,,,, ,. gg. 3' W-N. ,M gf' 55.5 Q' ass. 5 L'i' Q 1 ,-Q , .a ,l 'v u 1? Q fm xr? 51 I A J ,A . 2:1 311504 lwrr.n11vHu111Slum mHmr1fi'1u .272 Presidenr Jerry Hudson Secr'efary-Treasurer Bonnie Caldwell Vice President Nick VVngnT Howard Adams Winifred Babbitt Rusty Alexander Richard Baber Bob Atchison Freddie Bain Marilyn Atchison Terry Bean Steve Beasley Betty Beck The Big Dogs. X Nancy Buttle Steve Black Glenda Bowen Anita Bradley '25 as 1 Wifi r Bobbie Beck Ronald Bennett Pat Berry Jr. Barbara Berryman David Bragg Sandra Brewer Libby Brisbin Margaret Burrows Robert Cabe Bonnie Caldwell Janis Caldwell Raymond Caldwell Carol Catton Sarah Chambers Willis Cannon Edward Cheshier Faye Casey Ken Claunch Billy Coffey Janet Cole Phyllis, our Junior Sweeihearf. Arnold Dodd Gary Duncan Sandra Edgin :Q Jimmy Edmonson Betty Cooper Mary Cox Russlynn Curtis Charles Dains Ronnie Edrnonson Ann Fite Nancy Ford Jimmy Don Foyil CTP' 'JL Mae John Fullington Marcus Gardner Oma Faye Gibson Buddy Gmge n ,B H JOAN, Helen ew!-4 k ,f E'F'eJJme Hili LE5'.C'ff HIM Hariom Hobbs X 4 p Virginia Holder Gail Holland Billy Holmes Phyllis Hopper Jerry Hudson Lorraine Huinphi nes Betty Hutcheson Ronnie Hutcheson Ronnie Joe Hutcheson Terry James Merle Johnson Lincoln Jordan Pat Keesee Clyde Kelley Dorothy Kidd Gerald Kinney June Kosfreba Mildred Lenz Sondra Lewis Brenda Lisenbey Margie Lee Gail McAdoo Linda McClendon Virginia McClure Sightseeing again, Momgomery? i Molly McGhee Clyde McKelvey Gwen McWilliams Walter Maner Joyce Martin Gail Mason Earl Masoner Jerry Mattison Eugene Meyers Allen Miller Bill Milner Mike Montgomery Wayne Morehead Ann Murray yd Violef NiCl1OlSOn Charles Nix Leroy OQleSbY Junior Paxton Evelyn Powell Mary Prince Linda Red Linda Revis Ronnie Ringgold Butch Robertson Look out for Cook, boys! is, 4 PH! 'go ' 'si' .,a1 1-so :iss ' ' s 3 .I' :gg 1 ' ' fe r 34, Sr rwvin 1 tru ,qw- Shirley Ross Glen Scroggins Janet Selph Jimmy .Smallwood Gene Smith Ida Smith Anne Smithers Clydene Snodgrass Ronnie Sutton David Terry Bryson Vann Sally Ward Chuck Warford Billy Watkins ag? Q..- S K l I Kia: NA. v Q l X Theresa Watkins Dale Whatley t f T Y? f 'V twn, . Doris Watts Carolyn White hree piece band??? . s .evealfffa I V ,IE-g. ' gl .' - Hz, S224 --sen. v Salley Welch Betty Jo Wilhite .J 5' jf' '5' x . Donna Wells Linda Wyatt Nick Wright Kenneth Yates is The toothless th ee are at t aga n ' Elrzabeth Adams Wzrmue Anderson Gary Don Baker Bobble Bruce Wullram Burford Lavoy Burnett Morrls Cllff Brenda Conrad Nrck Crowson Eugene Freeman Sarah Crrmmett Paul Haley Sarah Hall Jerry Harper Duree Harris Dale Harrison Oletta Harrison Jerry Hawthorne Nancy Hensley Al Hester Marulyn Hester Ella Pearl Hollowoa Ernest Key Charlotte Krnkand Dale Knnkatd June Kostreba Lyndale Stubbs Deloma Travnn Jean Thomas Glorna Trumm Norman Tubb Sue Wharton Linda Wilbur Dale Wood Q 'xi 1. f-.I Wm , . I 'uf . , .P 1 . F ,Q f f ag, lo if 5 fx A, Q- lx Q 1 , , ff- ik I if o if I fm .. : i ui! V , i K N +49T' .J .,-' 7 1 -. 'fi V A ,,,,.,a. ,. - ' x z , Q 'f . , . N 1 ' -1' 2 f ' ' , 'Q . if' --, 4- am ,. ' f Nxfigl- ' If U I5 N 1 k N DY. 1 F . u RNA? ram.. K 1 ewan ' I Nw. 5 we ,. .7 W 'H , '5 . AT: 0 Vice President Sam Naiiey Sefiefai y-Ti'easUiei Janice MCDLS iw ie! Piesidenf Dave Crawford ' . f is gil 25541 Garland Alexander James Bailey June Baker Donald Balding Jimmie Sue Ballard Randy Barker Rose Barnelfe Gerald Berry Jananne Bivens Phil Bledsoe Sherrion Bradford Cherry Brown L. T. Brown Uvadelle Bryant Linda Buck Tommy Bundy Judith Burton Joe Caldwell Randall Carroll Mike Carter Katie Chance Mary Chenaulf Gloria Cox Marilyn Cox Dave Crawford Deloris Crawford Doris Crawford Donnie Creighton Mason Curtis Barrie Davis r'- Lincla Diemer Lucille Dodson Margaret Duren Betty Echols Sharon Eubanks Dwight Fite Carol Fitzhugh Marilyn Fooks He just couldn't take it! Phyllis Ford Dana Fowler Mike Freeze Larry Frost Joan Gates Louise Gatlin Beverly Gattin Don Gentry James Gourley Jackie Hamill Marion Harding Donna Harmon Barbara Hart Phyllis Hari Mary Louise Hensley Linda Hester Linda Hicks Kathryn Hogue Odis Hogue William Hogue Ozetta Holderman Theron Howard Bruce Huchingson Douglas Humphries Brenda Hudson Maxine Hyde Brenda Ivy Barbara Kimbrough Jeanne Lane Mary Leech Tamara Loe James Logan John Lovell Jimmy Lurnpkins Mary Lynn McAllister Pat McCIendon Paula McClure Frances McCuTcheon Sonny McCu1cheon Janice McDaniel S0444 , I I Rosemary McFalls Jlntnty McGee Joyce McGee Linda Maddox Charlotte Malnard Harold Mann We're down at the bottom aga Donna Mauldin Jerry Medlin Carol Melton Ronald Mills Roy Mohnkern Bobby Moore Clay Moore Virginia Moore Alice Morgan David Morgan Doris Murders Kenneth Murders Sam Nalley Shiela Nelson Travis Nelson Don Newcomb Bill Newsom Elizabeth O'Brien Gail O'KelIey John Parker Orville Parsons Joan Pelton Carolyn Pemberton Josephine Posey Beverly Prewitt Glenda Prichard Annette Prince Willa Mae Ray Jerry Rayburn W. L. Revis Kenneth Richardson Genny Robinson Mary Robinson Wanda Rylie Norris Sanders Geraldine Sharp Jewel Shell Kenneth Simmons Carolee Smith Ronnie Smith Wilma Starkey Ernestine Strickland E? s 1, ,Q si? l v .7 Q. if 5 i Em' S0444 -in ici YQ' ' 4 ,hx 525 Q an 'I if .- Q xx. l Leo Swaluy John Tatum Nedra Taylor Nell Taylor Billy Thomas Terry Thomas Ronnie Toney Glen Treat 1 A 1 - Boy, it surely was good! Marilyn Ward Mattie Warren Jerry Wages Ronnie Wehunt Freda Welch Charlie Westerrnan Mary White Janet Whittle Judy Wilbanks Judy Wilhite Don Williams Mary Gwen Williams Barbara Wilson 'T Bob Lynnda Martha Wise Wood Wood 1 -X Betty Woolem Bill Wright Katie Anderson Mary Lou Bagley Patsy Ruth Baker Jimmy Barrow Harold Blaylock George Boley Annette Boyd Dale Bratton Earnest Bryant Travis Burford Morris Clift Jerry Collins Rel Corbin Lynn Davenport W. E. Davis Jess Di Maio Larry Doggett Wayne Elliott Robert Etien Jimmy Ford Bobby Golleher Ritchie Hairston Gary Haley Carroll Hall Mildred Hall Charlene Hardin Lucille Wright Cecil Harrell Phyllis Harris Patsy Ann David Wright Young Leavelles Donald Otten Jean Paxton Jeane Harrison Russell Harvill Dean Henning Mary Houpt Marion Hughes Ray Jensen Carolyn Langly Mary Law David Leavelles Bobby McAllister Lucille McAllister Eddie McDonald James H. McGhee J. W. Mabry Donald Mason Daivd Mayberry Verlene Morrison Vance Nagle Mike Nelson Doris Nix Linda Oates Elizabeth O'Brien Elsie Peeler Carolyn Pemberton James Prysoclc J. R. Putman Billy Revis Tom Revis George Russ Reda Sadler Carroll Shelton Davld Shelton Don Smith Carolyn Spencer John Steward Bonnie Jean Talley Carolyn Tillman Mary Belle Townley Troy Vann Jimmy Wartord Freda Welch Sandra Welton G. W. Wilson Melvin Wilson Stanley Woodall Louie Wray 4 si-Q fag, , ff .' .' QQI: Belng presudent of the largest Student Body In the Has tory of Benton has put a greater responslblllty on the Stu dent Councnl and nts Presldent thus year than ever before Wlthout your cooperation the Student Body of B H S thus to express my thanks to the faculty and administration of this school for the excellent cooperatron they have guven the Student Councul thus year I would like to admonush the gunnors and sensors of next year to support your Student Councnl Make ut an even more successful year than thus ,..,.11.xD.., LARRY FlSl-lER Student Council Presrdent successful year would not have been possible. l would like O - r Janey Kelley Secretary Charles Mr Cook Leclbetter Spor sor Vrce Presrdent ' Cv vii Penny 5 Do Rrchard Suzmne Larry Prunce Trnckey Ashby Davenport Lane Land Vrrgunla Jane, Kenneth Davrd Faye Holder Mtlner Qelph Upchurch Bragg Casey am Janet Nofman Jananne Bobby Beverly Tvbb Blvens Etnen Gattm Nalley Whnfle Under the durectuon of Mr Cook the Student Councvl as the leadtng organnzatuon of the school The Student Councll rs compose o one p e Junlor and Sensor classes a re resentatnve from the Panther Tales Staff and the President Vnce Presndent and Secretary of the Student Body Sendung four delegates to t e ou ventton tn Jacksonvllle, Flonda, was one of the bug protects thus year d f re resertatuve elected from each homeroom the Presudents of the Sophomor ' .4 If X .. L . 4 W 1' wyga' O ' ,Al , V '-7 27 is M -A . ' ll ' f sl: We bf A 1 -5 E' S lx .,- A ' Bill S . Y I S , ' , ' , ' , p- ' h S them Association of Student Councils Con- 'T - K ' gg... rw' l J ' V A 1- Y .rv . I .... ,. . sz f -P nina. ' :,v: . , , 4 ,ry Earl Cloud Margaret Little Mrs. Totten Eileen Goodloe ' V' P e ident SDOHSOV Secretary-Treasurer Presrdent lff? I S 25345. Sharon Judy Jenmngs Turner Do Correll Ashby Larry Richard Frshe Davenport Janey Q a Kelley John Lourse Phrllrps Carrrck Geurm Kenneth Charles Upchurch Ledbetter O6 Elton Garner Cox Harley Sammr YOUUQ Brrnkley Clara CGVOIYU Dufek Larry 59afCY Goff Land Carlene Donna Martha Newsom Goodwyn Nerghbors The Natronal Honor Socrety rs composed of twenty srx members The faculty chooses them on the basls of Scholarshlp Leadership Servrce, and Character Ten per cent of the lunror class rs chosen at the end of the year, and at the begun mng of the next school year another frve per cent rs chosen from the sensor class 90 Vx X - 4:0 H Ph'l 6 ' ' r 1 C iv T' P 1 if 4 ll if xl I l J 'e 'F C. B. I 'sr Qs..- I I ' Vicrx Pm Reporter Sponsor Treasure-r Serrwmry Presirlenr 5'fl 'l? Fvelyn Powell lltfrviwy' llriur ir Mrs. Sirwliers JOyc,O Hari ll.OSv lrlCl1C'y' ' Pai Pl illips aiawuy The Library Club is a service club that helps both teachers and students. Ther are 20 library workers. To be a worker, you must have a C average and Th approval of Mrs. Smilhers, lhe librarian, and Mr. Cook, The principal. 'Ng .e-xf'X S 9 lm Q- S. l hp. Kenneth Upchurch Ernest Lovell Judy Turner Sharon Jennings President Vice President Secrerary Treasurer Linda Beaver Martin Cramer Joe Ford O The Senior Senate is composed of l4 members There are two elected from each homeroom and the class officers chosen by the entire class The purpose of the Senior Senate is to perform the business and decide the activities of the class Lyndon Green Wayne Neaville Pat Phillips Diane Kelley Darryl Lipprnan Gordon Spivey Vernon Summerville I5 Jerry Hudson Nick Wright Bonnie Caldwell President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer I The Junior Senate has two senators from each home- room and is sponsored by the Junior homeroom teachers. The purpose ofthe Junior Senate is to make decisions tor the class and to sponsor the magazine sale held in the spring. The Junior Class President presides over the Senate along with the other class officers. The whole Senate is composed of seventeen members. Sarah Chambers Janet Cole Oletta Harrison Eugene Meyers Gwen McWilliams Violet Nicholson .Qld Linda Red Ronnie Sutton Theresa Watkins Linda Wyatt Elisabeth Gipson President Y-Teens is a group of girls who are members ot Y.VV.C.!-X. Girls of every race, color, and creed are represented. The symbol ot the Y-Teen is a Triangle which represents the international scope of the Y.W.C.A. and the need Suzanne Lane Swrrlfrary for world fellowship. The Y-Teen goals are: To grow in friendship with people of oiher races, lo grow in knowledge and love of God, and To grow as a person. Dlanc Kelley Sorsg Leader If 'S' . Sharon Jennings Treasurer Sponsor Secretary-Treesurcr Pregrant Vice President President Sponsor The purpose ot this club is to help the members develop competent and aggressive business leadership, lt also creates more understanding and interest in choosing a business occupa- tion. This club strengthens the confidence of members in them- selves and their work. Mrs. Lyle Alice McDonald Charlene Neighbors Marilyn Atchison Martha Goodvvyn Miss Leech SC-crefary Vice Presl Sporsor Presiclenr Treasurer cient Jamey Kelley Dlane Kel lcy Mrs. Hulscy Ginger Moore Ellsabelh Gipson 1 J, , The Fulure Teachers of America aids ils members in preparing for a career. The members aid the teachers of subiects in which they are most interested. The emblem of The FTA. is a Torch with the colors of black, white and red. Q' Blclillti ni .'l,l.ii'm 1 Fclitor Social Editor Fc-Jituiv Eciitr' Exclmnge Ecli Sports Editor Circulation Editorial Aclvertisirg Sponsor EDlTOl? f tor The purpose ot the Journalism Club is to train a student statt to eclit an interesting and more than adequate high school paper, to write accurately and concisely, using the best iournalistic practices. Suzanne Lane DONNA NEWSOM Janet Selph Nancy Ford Janet Cole Norman Tubb Juclilh Burton Carolyn Searcy Diane Kelley Mrs. Phillips DOLL ASHBY T I 0 LM' lf lll N l tm SAS Nl l ' Xl XIISLR om llfrt Out lk l lk. ll sn 1 .ltr tha. tl we ,. Sax Elrgrble Seniors Talce l-'uh mar All 11 srholarxhm lo onl dlllghtus of in tw! or 1 gum .lmulux 10 a Sltool 1n Lxtlll Rot Thosl fum Brutc mst wen lu tum Dude Hfule I rw s fx lovcl lnlsn nllflll T'us p1of1'11n vw l-4 Qkllllflllll N15 o grwftuttrs uho ue mm s lf Altos. onnwlo lr o nsluns nur xwul ll 1 'UllL,l'll'Xlll l N une .19 ser11l11'-l lib lull e to studlnts who l mega plu2r1rnq ll tlc I T be 1 r'111ll1cl1tl fm a arshrp 1 student mubt bl tht of in Almt nmplovee who hav. tuc yeals .on1.11111oxu4 sux must be xn the uppcr one half hxs graclua.l1x1g class or have Cplus avcr xge ox b-.th 1 tlurmg tl Searcy and Heard Attend Scrence Day Don Heard and Cmolxn Searex attended A S-renfe I'dlXCd.llOl'l Day at Hendrw College 111 Con was Janunrx lo Vfmn speakers who were repxe aentatrve of f0U.l graduatl echools were Dr Ifranklxn Lee of the Columbla School of Fngmecmng and Dr Raymond R Ifcluaxds of the Umxerexty of Arkansas 41 rad Uate Instltute of Teehnologv and the deans of the tvso schools of medxcme and de-nu 'rv In the mormng there was a 'lanel dxscuaslon of the general WWC of 'Suente Teaahtng' and ,With students 1nterested m then 5411 the afternoon the men talked 250163 and for Lhetr schools 5 This meetmg nas not a 'Semor QDUYH or a 'Career Day ' but a gmnung of hlgh school college Ind graduate school students to live a new sumulue to the stu Hants Blanket ll'tVfl,H.l.lO!X3y wexe not UVGII. but Hendrrc gave each Cipel the names of the stu 1 is in his school who they would Ig! to mute and each prlncxpal , lltlrned the names nt the students ' were mtercsted and invlta ' were sent to these students 1 A lose thc sch local Clubs Soon To Sponsor Prom Benton Kamame Club and the Slgma Delta cull somuty me sportsorlueg ft Scnmr Prom Plans are nov. bling made for the dome Bauxlte Oommunxtg Hall wxll be the scene of the P7'0l'tl The event vull be Fndax nxght February 12 f1om mne to one A basketball gzune vnll be held that nxght and mth the set hours the players that vush to attend wxll be able no do so A hand w1ll pta from mne unhl tvtelxe thxrlx Although the dance is rn honor of the Sen :urs rt wxll be open to Sophomore and lunlor-4 It u1ll he S200 stag or drag and the prom IS formal Profxts of the dance wxll be spent for n. good purpose The Sxgrna Delta Chl woxlmlx wrll help wxth the decorahon Charles Ledbeller Chaxrman of American legion Amateur Chefs See Sponsors Contest COOIUHQ Merle Easy 1 v 11 NV ll 'X rl Xne t 1 1 1 vl Z rsh p ...nth Department Takes Dental Check B H S students had rv-xr Leith che-ked for r-avmee lllllli dat JAUUBTK 1.1th The 1-vcz1n11na llon'-1 uere gxvln ln the Hullth room Students wc-nt dumng thexr studx hall Dr Snwvu through the Henle Health Department '-rupc-rv1secl the ercalmnfnxon that vent on 1n Ben ton There vlas a dentlst 1n ezoh Benton school Dr Bell checked the teeth 1n Semox Hlgh Mum may 1.1-k Why are ue teeth cheokf.L ' ' The makmg a chetk for of favmes thx stu school now have After the ewcfxmmalxon flourme mtl ue put mto our dnnluneg water and m fue sears this samc rest wmll be made ag 111 lmvxng our doctors are the number dents 1n our the Prom commlttte Plul Cort all along vuth Cuxtx-1 Rxckmd Nlaztm C L1.mcr John Lwrrtclt Nu'-lf. Wrzght and Robert Cdhe are vlorl-.lug on the lrmngenxents for the dmue U v xl 11 1 41 v l 4111 s 11 c zu :nn X tht 'N r 'Vile lie try C llcluell wl 1 chd not rux for rr. el-rt1m1 'Vlr Hutrluson 1 an 1nst1a.llu plllllllll lf tl. 'southuesteln Ball Tclephme Company 'llld has lux or tle nt twfre 3111: Ho 1s 1 neun of izlxue Countv and 51 membtr or the l3.1.ux1l1. N-hso1ne Loder the Siprmg Czech lP'1pust Q'lllllf'll the VFW thc flWY'llYlll l ll4'lll011 Workcrsa of A111 .run and thx Benton Alhhtxl Bu elf-r Club Hua an a. few of 'Vlr 1 -on s VILWVH he Ivhuols He stud They thru best ronchtxnn m Sputnxnk I the sholl-img of Lhv. fill'1'3ll'UlS had 1 Hutch Benton RTC IH h1Sl0l Y satelhts. he.alLhx mfluv:-nee on U S Fduemton by stxmulatmg It to beer rwwn for more atcomphshment espeuallx Illl the haul subjo. eta of math and ISCIGIILC' He hehevee tlnt the lsthools cu1'r1r-ulum t'Ll'l he 1m lpovcd and should he I M1 Huttheson sud he lxneu he had it lot to loam He send I glmvc fr lot to learn about the bxg llnlexnv-as whxch I9 mxolwed 1n the oper'1t1ou of thc Benton Sehool D1sl11r't I am gomg to go slowly xt flfht untxl I get mx feet on the ground and I wmll depend a lot on mx expenenced fellovs dnec mls Sharon lennrngs Wrns Homemaker Award of BHS 1 xl: H g e 'fl zxlten Kurt an muon l fu e .Mr v 1 idudtl V L tkl 1 l I lnufutlr K ln rut: Hou L vlhlra the He 7 171 YW-L F' Pl K IHA7 l D'l tSL 17 l 11 tht SML e t F T l X l ull lflvrrrrmtkex l'f1rlf1 vl vt ll 4 huln hlp from Glnual 1 lduc t ontl trxp Aprll 410 'mr sat-nfl 'u'x1so1 to Wdshx I C rr1lonulVlr1lllam'sbu 'vu York Clty md she w 1 cmldvdne I 1 tht t-tle ol 1kTlft.W Homcnnlter of Tom 'Thr' ho-1 ot 1 tl ta wlll recevr 1 set fbpedll Fr t'111r1c.1 Gen w1ll uxvud a llnllft Lchola I7 11111 etete runuu u N al oser rlvol ht ut H fl 9 110 Q 111 at numblx of I ton lu ' 'HOW holu l p 'oath l' hwu stm. uhrn l-4716 Cflllq ver I Lltrl A111 111 tu 'f10YTlCYTl'Lk m 'llll 1 l 1 thc e 11 tall'-H111 Hall 411 States Hmmm ther h 1l'trsh1p u'1ll be 000 The natxor one a S4 me wlnner a va fouzth plnee w lolnrshxp 'Council Complef l3I,.fRL.,2, ' A3225 Semester of Work Student Gyurul has eponso rrrmy proud: th1s year One 1 1 tlflnvs ml has done hw prugertox Thxs vns for the pmyfcuon dub for S350 Parents Neht vas sponsored our L01l'lfll Fuel: member a h ufuruom t'-tlled then stud lpnenls and lnvvfd them Guld who utr: the me'nb-rs shov. tho. parlnte mound and dren frlehnlente were servld Bm the Irbrarx thu bought d1r'uon11'5 'md stand 'l'h1s the Counr-1l .around S65 Om basketball games are pmtecl by tht Counml Representalxves of the Colm have been sent to work shops 1 conventmns Chmles Ledbclfe Suzanne lane and Flla Trl were sent to Taeksnnvllle Flon on a lup for a u eelt Charles better Iarrx Plihcr, and J Ixellev wen. sent to Qonuav wax for a cwmentlon Last -- mlr the same ones were sent 1 xwnlualvvp m Conway Other projects planned will '1 f'1t11v.nsh1p Week 1n the sp They are nleo thmkmg about Qtudent Teacher Dax Some o! 1 Student LOXIIIPII members ttaeh for 1 dex Thus I3 not l hmte but the Council LS thu about xt y lf 'Av gtgmrw' vI - wt- - A-rw Iv ,f fs be yv yr: e I' fr sg OL -N '.f.1 l1l,NlUTNll1tlll.,Clltl IL, lllalyl ON, All XIX, . ., JA. ,AIN ll. 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' ' . . - ' J ' ' .' . . . ' ' . , ' . 2 , A, e ' . ' ' ' ' , , 1 '. I. . 'l I II ,I I ' A ' - f ' . -1 . ' c I I I . . . S . . I . sI- I . I. on 1 I 3 . I I - 5- . - ' . ' . I ' ' L - ' - 4 . 1 ., . ' . ' ' Y . . ' . ' . - U . '-A ' - ' ' -' A ' I v 7 Q ' ' V' ..' ' , ' 1 U I Photcrimpher Histtrnart Tn-asur: r 3rd Vice President Qrzcl Vice President SPVQ LCGCYCI Reporter Secretary Sponsor President lst Vice President . E wg . :Bi , :P Y .- t . 1 X A 5 ?,7s'+',,-4, Future l-lomemakers of America's purposes are to promote the appreciation of homemaking, to bring out the importance of home membership, to encourage democracy in home and com- munity life, to work tor good family life, to back international good vvill, to foster the development of creative leadership, to promote wholesome recreation, and to further interest in home economics. Red and white, F.H.A.'s colors, are symbolic ot youth and home lite. Lynnda Won Carolyn White Shirley Drennan Pat Johnson Margaret Little Doll Ashby Gail McAdoO Janet Selph Mrs. Gipson Sue Wilkerson Diane Kelly Sponsor Vice President President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor Mr, Kizzia Larry Land Buddy Keesee Hank Caldwell Nlr. Watson if! ll The B Club is sponsored by Coaches Elbert Kizzia ancl Jerry Watson. It is an organization for all boys of BHS who have lettered in some sport. All boys who lettered before football season 1957 are the first semester members. New ones are taken in after the beginning of the year. During their meetings the boys receive extra instruction on the sport then in season. 770:54 President Curtis Rickard Vice President Seggyafy Phil Correll C, BA QOH Treasurer Sponsor Reporter Earl Cloud MVS. Perrin Darryl Lippman The Math Club, under the sponsorship ot Mrs. Howard Perrin, is a growing club in Benton High School. Interesting programs are used to increase interest and knowledge of mathematics. These varied programs and histories ot various types of mathe- matics. Pm SL Ill 'crelary.'lr aSLrf1r lfvln Dx.-:sch -slfle-1,1 lvwvrvs Nlff lain pea . . . The Proiecfioh Club is of special benefit To all students in help- ing Them understand their sublectsl A member will run The proleclor during his study hall. N 1 s Theresa kkafkms Pr Um ' Ptwttts Hopppr TQ sur r Virginia Moore V Q Pr s Um rt' Bnl NNIHQV O The Latin Club Is composed ot the members ot this year's Latin I Class. The members of this club are also members of the Junior Ctassical League, It is sponsored by Mrs, K. E. Gilbert. 'Q- 1:1 Q Sammxe Young Cherry Brown Mrs. Gilbert Sponsor Larry Fisher Presldenf 'Af' Sharon Jenmngs Secretary Judy Turner Darryl Luppmann Vfce Presfclf nr 0 Charles Leclberler Treasurer The Latin ll Club IS composed of the members of Thus years Lafm II class and one member from last year The members of thus club also belong To the Jumor Classucal League vvhrch rs the naluonal slate organuzatnon of Latun Clubs Judy Wilson Janey Kelley Sarah Chambers un: 1 a N I, I Johnson Donna Newsom oe O Brren Lounse Geurm Y i4 llfh 1 F I Correll Ronald Bennett I05 ' x mcws V' . Q 5 ': I ,gn V A ,pg M rr E W K 1 f Q - , X 3 'E' ' ' X 1 y Q, W ' a 1 t A 5 I -..- K 3 Q 1 - 1 1 I ' - Q :H scum Q2 ' - B A XKANSA5 Q Q I U , L P I PJ Mm I X 'I' -' .A - - , 0 ' I I v r . l .- IO6 I G S l 4 ' A Kev clue J Q 'G' ka .J f ',li Jilrw- mms' Q HH, l, 1 jaiilg C 1ifi,', ii I 1 r 'Ji ss lbs! fmt fli l L Pl' S rf B ,l Hi L f nfunii' 'wffili fiifvnbf-'K Pi ini ' tunnii, Nifl olson 2.7.5, ' The Benton High School Choir is cheated by Nies Patricia Couch. The choir has presented five concerts and plans to attend the Spring Festival in l-lot Springs, six attended Choral Reading Clinic in Little Rock and tive are going to All State. pw Eiivvm Cloodloe v '-.kifqmvt Little , s V- f -is Lludn Beasley My 1' Q -V' rv- C we MariNyn Cox aww Ann Smhhers Sharon Jennings ii Ublmy Brisbin Membership in The Pep Club is open to any girl in Senior High X he is Ffwfereved Vw D'AC wC'irWQ betfef sdwco! spirit. The members ar Weir Pep Che L,'fT::CT WNS on Fridays during fomball season and sir fegeiwer at aw the game I' x l 5 A A I I :gif M' i7 'V' VF -. 3,3 L' X ? w 3?'gF'? ff l . I Y I fy' Q 5, Ag - fa' ,Q Q wi. ,Q 'Q 15' ' ' Q5 gr Q G- . f'3- gd 5.1 ' Q1 M . .X gi? .igfqgfl JD- E I 0 X 1 5,4 , 4, 4 Q ya? skin CP ,swf Q' 526 gr: if 5 -. 4 ,H- . .4 . .4 ..f -.. RESUME OF SEASON Panthers yielded to the Smackover Buckaroos in the first game of the season T6-7, although the Panthers clearly outrushed the Buckaroos. Taking advantage of two excellent breaks given them, the Stuttgart Ricebirds blanketed the Panthers T8-O at Stuttgart, playing the entire game in a steady drizzle of rain. Hot Springs with the help of a fine backfield, dropped the Panthers to a 26-O defeat at Benton. Dropping the first Conference game of the season by the score of T8-13, Benton added a thrilling climax with the Panthers' end taking a 66 yard touchdown pass from the quarterback in the closing seconds of the game coAcH ELBERT KIZZIA with Catholic High in Little Rock. The Panthers got their first taste of victory and they seemed to like it very well if the score was any indica- tion. The Panthers trampled the Mabelvale Lions 49-6. The Panthers won in a fired up finish in their l959 Homecoming game played with the Russellville High, winning with the score of T4-l 3. The Panthers lost to unbeaten Hall High T9-O on the home ground of the Panthers. Panthers held lead to win over the Devils at Jacksonville, winning with the small margin of 7-O. Breaks and speed pushed the Leopards over the Panthers at Malvern with the score of 33-O. The Panthers yielded to the Wampus Cats 2l-6 in the muddiest game of the season. lt was also the Panthers' last home game of the year. Panthers take last defeat of the season by losing to the Morrilton Devil Dogs by the score of 34-O at Morrilton. On a chilly Thanksgiving morning the Panthers rallied to win over the Pine Bluff Zebras 25-20 at Pine Bluff. PANTHERS' SCHEDULE Benton ,. . 7 Smackover ,.,.. . .. .. T6 Benton Hall High Benton .. . O Stuttgart ..... l 8 Benton Jacksonville Benton , O Hot Springs . . . 26 Benton Malvern . Benton ,. T3 Catholic High T8 Benton Conway Benton 49 Mabelvale . 6 Benton MOrriltOrl .. Benton . 14 Russellville . .. . T3 Benton Pine Bluff H2 TOP ROW: Managers Dale Bratton, Scratch Wagesg Troy Vann, David Morgan, Otis Hogue, Dwight Fite, Jim McGhee, coach Jerry Watson and Elbert Kizza, Ronnie Mack Smith, George Russ, Jchn Parker, Melvin Wilson, Bobby Etien, Mgrs. Robert Flory, James Logan, SECOND ROW: Ronnie Ringgold, Leonard Hill, Jimmy Edmonson, Ronnie Sutton, Ronnie Hutcheson, Norman Tubb, Statitian Mike Montgomery, Charles Nix, Jr. Paxton, Butch Robertson, Brent Page, Jimmy Fcyil, Charles Dains, Glen Hickey. THIRD ROW: Buddy Keesee, Larry Land, David Wilkerson, Lyndon Green, Larry Fisher, Hank Caldwell, Gordon Spivey, Stanley Goodwin, Joe Ford. LARRY LAND JOE FORD BUDDY KEESEE ..-Q.. P Q C-0 G 19. Q. V2 0 :- on V1 Qfffubh. of O .L -o.,LW gh. nl ' W HANK CALDWELL Senior End STANLEY GOCDNNIN Senior End Fisher goes for yardage in Ben1cn's romp over Mabelvale, BUDDY KEESEE Green mcves up for a tackle in Morrilton game. Senicr Guard 'e-wg ,, ,,. ,S ga- 2 X,. f N .. I Q 'C 4 xv f Q' S lf 554:47 1 1 Alf r X -,1 K :HN Ex fyv , J. QW .1 , i I V 1 H -. .ufx Q, vs , ,- , R ,. -- ,- . 4 M. i Vw '1 lux- -hifi. .,q,fQ49r.Q:,.v,g , 4.1 ' i , ,. L ',1.f,4.:xig?,,':.'.' . if , 4 - .. 1. 81.11-f f'w.W3,., 2, R r ew , al 'T ' .7 ' k 1 ,vi a,:y., I.-5 ' - sq fi --U'..1y'3 if . ' ' Vxa f vo, . - -P - -, 1' ' .-1,1 v . . A , f. . .. 1 ' ' -yr 1 M-5: M f, . -1 -my , , 1' 5,53 fjlf. 122 1 --.4.J', 1 b , 1. ,,,,-, Ni I I rl-5, ' Ji-!.,'4 by 'V 'uevirzffl A3322 r Sw, ' V w Y ' h ' a HI 2 fi 3 'A H 43 4' , 24. 5 g.. SQ 'F Yi 1 ,V-n .Q mn L Qi: 5? ii l Q 4 '3'-5? 7: 'vis sl' 4 1 8 . L rg . 'P' 'R ti Zb3',Yl Panthers and Wampus Cats pray after game. GORDON SPIVEY Senior End LARRY LAND Senior Tackle Tubb stopped short. nfl! 4. A Cx,- .f .- - ,, 'F'1.Pi'.3i5f-2 V4 . 'il Y'.f' . .V , 1-an Ford on the move against Morrilton. ... I ' nh , ' , Panthers are in high spirits before Pine Bluff game. Ol - . '31, 4 gg tg x fl , 1. V 2'... , H25 ' 1. 1 rj if-4 I Hickey gets lccse against Pine Bluff. 90-4- Hickey takes pitcltout from Tubb against Pine Bluff. Fisher rounds end for good yardage against Conway. Montgomery loads up for the Panthers. ' J... , Hickey gets nowhere in Benton's wln over Pine Bluff Nix holds line for Benton in Pine Bluff game. COACH JERRY WATSON TOP ROW, from left to right: Robert Cabe, Ronald Bennett, William Everett, Larry Fisher, Butch Robertson. SECOND ROW: Gary Weir, Ronnie Mack Smith, Bill Milner, Morris Boyd. THlRD ROW: Ronnie Wehunt, Stinson Bailey, Nick Wright. Panthers First Five. 51 MANAGERS: Jim Warlord and Terry Thomas, Effie Morris Boyd, Bill Milner, Ronald Benett, Larry Fisher, Nick Wright. A+... Bennett shoots for two against Malvern. Nfck goes up agalnst Nafvern. Fisher lays up for two against Malvern Stinson shoots. free throw in B game against Magnet Cove. WILLIAM EVERETT ROBERT CABE GARY WEIR Senior Junior Senior Fisher in Jump with Rockets, Weir jumps for tie ball. RONNIE MACK SAAITH RONNIE WEHUNT STINSON BAILEY Q ooplmcmore Sophomore Sophomore 4 V f iii rv. .' ' 'l sp.: ffww ,fa Q- X '. H .,-0-an fr 12.1.3 on-, ici.. ' -- f 'f 'HJ-W' ' if-:af lm nf A .5 Q t J, My W, -my 4 ---f 3521. if ,, . ,, my 1 , , Boyd fries a iump shot against Malvern. MORRIS BOYD Senior Milner makes free throw. Boyd gets Two polms and a free shot LARRY FISHER Senior RONALD BENNETT Junior Benneit tries a iump shot against 1he Rockets. -- BILL MILNER NICK WRIGHT Junior Jvnior Boyd drives for a iump shot. !1' ll P a VVc5Mmf wakes a lump shot against MagneT Cove. Bailey wakes a lay up againsf Magnet Cove. Parker shocvs a free vhrow against Caihclic High l The Benton Golf Team had a 4-2 season last year. They lost the district but vvon the state championship. They have three return- ing lettermen this year plus a couple of good prospects. The team is coached by Golf Pro Bill Martin. BOTTOM, left to right: Terry Bean, Bobby Etien, Billy Martin. TOP: Tommy Wright, Pro Bill Martin and Gordon Spivey. After having a rather poor season in 1958, the Benton High Tennis Team has hopes of a bright one in '59 with two returning letter- men and two very good prospects to work with. TOP: Curtis Rickard, Robert Cabe. BOTTOM: Steve Beasley, Terry Bean. LARRY FIQHER GLEN HICKEY DON G E NTRY EDWARD CHESHIER NORMAN TUBB .JOHNNY NICHOLSON RONNIE HUTCHESON J' VWNY DON BOLT , ,rifm-'LJ is V 1 i., Kd. ia- WU? Bl INTON PUBI Il SL H0015 HOVVARD Il' RRIN Bl' N'10N ARKANSAS January 26, 1959 To Annual Staff Benton High School Benton, Arkansas Dear Friends The 1958 59 school year will probably go down in h1StOPV as a very eventful one bince October, 1957 the American school system has been severly criticised because another country got ahead of us and shot Sputnik I into orbit Perhaps the Amerlcar high school was due some criticism because of a lack of subjects offered in mathematics, language and science However, much of the criticism was undeserved Je can all agree that the comprehensive American hlgh scnool does more to meet the needs of all its pupils than any other educational institution in the world In Benton High School we offer a curriculum that meets the needs of many types of students The terminal student, the college bound, the vocational, the brilliant, the slow learner, all find something he or she will need in later life We give training in Citizenship by offering a wide variety of student act vities Working with the school annual is just one example of this The student council, clubs, school paper, athletics and class activities are other examples Ne appreciate the worx you do on the Annual. Not only does the Annual give training to its staff, it also gives a record of school activities for the year and is an excellent public relations device. The School Administration appreciates the fine work of the sponsor and staff for 1958-59. S' cerely, Howard Perrin, Supt. 49- f:1'f1:.u 'enneth O. Cook, Principal Salou! gdddd This is our school board-the lite-line of the school sys tem in Benton. The members are, from lett to right: Mr Howard Perrin, Superintendent. Mr. VV. VV. Jonesg Mr. A V. Hutcheson. Mr. Robert Cabe, Chairman, Mr. J. K. Cham bers. Mr. James F. Sawyer. 51l'1 Period-Phygiqs MR. CHARLES AUDREN BOWEN This is Mr. Bowen's first year as a regular teacher, having been a practice Teacher in Benton High last year. He is teach- ing Mechanical Drawing, Physics, and Chemistry. He re- ceived his B.S. degree from Ouachita Baptist College. His favorite hobby is photography. r -w E l I35 40 Th Period-American Histo y MR. WILLIAM BROCK Mr. Brock aTTended OuachiTa BapTisT College, rnaioring in HisTory, and received his M.A. degree from The UniversiTy of Arkansas. This is his second year as a Teacher, and he now has only American HisTory classes. He is The sponsor of The Key Club. Fishing in his spare Time is his TavoriTe recreaTion. 3rd Period-Chorus MISS PAT COUCH This is Miss Couch's first year as a Teacher since receiv- ing her BA. degree from Hendrix College. She Teaches Chorus in all The Benton public schools. Her favorife pasiime is reading. ox 46 7 1 2nd Period-Latin I I MRS. K. E. GILBERT Mrs. Gilbert has been teaching tor 36 years. This year she Teaches Governrnent, Geography and Latin I and Il. She is the sponsor tor the Junior Classical League. She received her AB. from Henderson State Teachers- College and did graduate vvork at the University ot Arkansas. Her favorite pastime is playing the piano. - 41h PeriodkHorne Economics MRS. J. A. GIPSON This is Mrs. Gipson's sevenTeenTh year To Teach. She re- ceived her B.S.H.E. degree from The UniversiTy of Arkansas, and is presenTly Teaching Home Economics. Her TavoriTe pas- Times are raising African vioIeTs and sewing. She is sponsor of The F.H.A. organizaTion in our school. U Ath Period-English Il MRS. I. A. HAMILL Mrs. Hamill has taught for over 20 years, two of them here in Benton. The subiects she teaches include Psychology, English, and Health. She is the sponsor of the Pep Club. Mrs. Hamill received her B.S. degree from Rosary College in Forest River, Illinois. Her favorite pastimes are playing bridge and bowling. LY'-, 41h Period-English lll MRS. DOYLE HULSEY Mrs. Hulsey, our English ll and lll Teacher, received a B.S.E. degree frorn Henderson STaTe Teachers College and an MA. degree Trorn The UniversiTy of Arkansas. She has been Teaching nine years. She is The sponsor of The F.T.A. She uses mosT of her spare Time in reading and wriTing poeTry. 41h Period-BA. COACH ELBERT KIZZIA This is Coach Kizzia's eleventh year to teach in Benton High School. He received his BA. degree from Henderson State Teachers College, then obtained his MA. from George Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville, Tennessee. His tavorite recreation, as you might have guessed, is sports. He teaches boys Physical Education, Business Arithmetic, and General Math. He is the sponsor of the B Club. N Ath Period-Typing I MISS SARABEL LEECH This is Miss Leech's, our Shorthand and Typing l and Il teacher, seventeenth year to teach. She is the sponsor ot the Commercial Club. She received her A.B. from Ouachita Bap- tist College. Miss Leech's favorite pastimes are bowling and music. T 5 Q X l T , 2nd PeriodfTyping l .,, 4 MRS. T. B. LYLE Mrs. Lyle has been a Teacher for ll years. She is now Teaching Typing The TirsT Three periods, and is The sponsor of The Commercial Club. She received her BA. degree from Harding College in Searcy. MRS. HOWARD PERRIN Mrs. Perrin has taught for forty years. She received her B.A. from Arkansas State Teachers College, where her ma- ior was mathematics. She is now Teaching Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Algebra ll. She is the sponsor of the Math Club. She especially enioys reading and trav- eling. 2nd Period-English II I MRS. J. VV. PHILLIPS Mrs. Phillips received her B.S. degree from Mississippi Soufhern vviTh rnaiors in English and Elementary EducaTion. She has TaughT for I6 years and is now Teaching English III and IV. She is sponsor of The Journalism Club. I-Ier fa- vorite hobby is fishing. 4th Period-Bookkeeping MRS. A. R. RAMICK Mrs. Rarnick has Taughf Twenty-six years, and is now Teaching Business Ari'rhmeTic, Algebra I, Arirhrnefic and Bookkeeping. She received a B.A. from Blue Mountain Col- lege and her M.A. from The University of Arkansas. She sponsors Y-Teens. She enioys all outdoor sporfs. Ath Period-Study Hall MRS. C. O. SMITHERS Mrs. SrniThers, school librarian and sponsor of The Library Club, TaughT Tor ThirTeen years before This school Terrn. She holds a BA. degree received from OuachiTa BapTisT College. CrocheTing and ernbroidery Take up mosT of her leisure Time, buT she also enjoys reading. Lil Ist Period-English IV MRS. RAY STEELE Mrs. Steele has taught for 15 years. At present she is Teaching English IV and Speech. A graduate of Benton High, she has received her A.B. and M.S. degrees from Ouachita Baptist College and the University ot Arkansas, respectively. She sponsors the Annual and Speech Club. Mrs. Steele's ta- vorite pastimes are bridge, fishing, cooking, reading, and music. 6th Period-Government MR. GEORGE THOMPSON Mr. Thornpson, who has taught tive years, has Biology and Government classes. He received his BA. from Harding College in Searcy. His favorite hobbies are traveling and fishing. 2nd Period-Biology MRS. NORMAN TOTTEN Mrs. Totten is now Teaching tenth grade biology. She re- ceived her BA. degree from Mississippi State College for Women and has almost completed her Masters at the Uni- versity of Tennessee. She most enioys growing flowers. She is the sponsor of the Honor Society. ls? Period-Band MR. PENN TUCKER Mr. Tucker maiored in lnsfrunnenfal at Henderson Srafe Teachers College, and has Taughr for i8 years. He is now Teaching bancl. His favoriTe hobby is fly fishing. NNY l i A. X 41h Period-P.E. MR. JERRY WATSON This is Coach VVaTson's second year as a Teacher since re- ceiving his B.A. from Hendrix College in Conway. He Teaches Senior Science, Boys' P.E., and First Aid. He enjoys hunfing and fishing. Ath Period-P.E. MRS. GEORGE WILDE Mrs. Wilde received her B.S. trorn Texas Christian Uni- versity, and has taught tive years since then. She is the sponsor of the Cheerleaders. Mrs. Wilde teaches girls' P.E. and a class of Plane Geometry. Her favorite recreations are all kinds of sports and sewing. ,au .4 Y nl. I 2nd Period-World History MRS. J. T. WILSON Mrs. Wilson received her B.S. from Southeastern State College in Durant, Oklahoma, and has taught for twenty- five years. She is now teaching World History. Her favorite recreations are traveling and reading. 2 E MRS. ROY YOUNG MRS. YOUNG and MRS. BURTON Mrs. Young, Mr. Perrin's sec:reTary, is a familiar person around BHS. This year we pay special TribuTe To her. Mrs. Ralph BurTon is new This year, and we welcome her. The girls of The oTTice sfaff should also be commended Tor Their work. MRS. BURTON JUDY TURNER JANEY KELLEY PENNY PRINCE CAFETERIA WQRKER5 CAFETERIA MANAGER Mrs. Dink Trickey, Mrs. Birdie Wells, Mrs. Effie Shepard, Mrs. Katie Welch, MVS- Mildred STOVGY Mrs. Tommy Moore. SCHOOL CUSTODIANS Mr. A. C. Hendrix and Mr. W. W. Samples yN I e fkmizm ALCOA Congrohdotesthe Benton Hugh School Graduates of 1958 59 ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA BAUXITE ARKANSAS Raw Maferiais and Refining Divisions J . 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The Annual Staff and faculty advisor, Mrs. Ray Steele, vvorked hard this year planning and dreaming up ideas to make this book the best vve possibly could. We would like to take this opportunity to give credit to our statt members tor the work they did. Co-EditorsfeSharon Jennings and Judy Turner Business Manager- Phil Corell Senior Class Editors -Y-Elisabeth Gipson and Margaret Little Junior Class Editors Faye Casey, Ronnie Sutton Sophomore Class Editors4Jananne Bivens, Janice McDaniel, Cherry Brown Features fMargaret Little, Elisabeth Gipson, Genny Robinson Administration-Janice McDaniel and Phil Correll OrganizationfTheresa Watkins and Sarah Chambers Sports Gordon Spivey, Ronnie Sutton, Mike Montgomery, George Russ AdvertisementsfCherry Brovvn and Genny Robinson Photographer-e-John Carrick TAYLQRW ILUELISHINEE VCQMIANY

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Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!	Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!	Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.

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